Monroe High School - Senior Issue Yearbook (Monroe, MI)

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BUGLE 1927 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Thrs year s Chrlstmas program consisted of a concert grven by the Girls C-lee Club directed by Miss Margaret McAdam The followmg program was enjoyed by the pupils teachers and other vrsltors Asleep ln a Manger Angels from Realms First Christmas Mom Rest Holy Chxld It Came Upon a Mldmght Clear O Lrttle Town of Bethlehem Angels We Have Heard on Hugh Sleep Holy Chrld Come All Ye Shepherds Ambrose B rss Feans Schneclcer Bohemran Carol French Carol Bohemian Carol Coach Hellenberg then spoke about the splendncl work of the football players and gave M s to frfteen players and M R s to thirty Everybody was ready to go clown into the gym to meet Santa Claus after thrs H remembered with presents the teachers and students vsho had been very good the previous year But of course we cant all of us be good all the trme HEALTH TALKS The following serres of health talks put on under the HUSPICCS of the Umverslty of Michigan s Extenslon Service were glven monthly begmmng wth anuary m the Hugh School Assembly jan l8, Dr Feb l5, Dr Mar I5, Dr Aprrl l9, Dr May I7, Dr H EALTH LECTU RES D C Denman Lecture on Jenner Florence Ames Lecture on Trudeau L F Newburne Lecture on Reed C P R James Lecture on Llster C J Colmvaux Lecture on Pasteur - 1 - ' . . , 1 v 1 - 1- A uv an n u- - n - me .n p .............,............................ as . . n u - n 14 . n . an -vu , ........ ........ ...................... u n - , ....... .... ...... ............ ... U In - an an - 1 , . . , , . 1 . . , . . . . . . , , r , . J . L .

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BUGLE 1927 ORCHESTRA lhe Hugh School Orchestm made Its flrst public appearance of the ye1r early IU the fall at the Macomb School The occaslon was a two night art exhlbxt for the purpose of ralsmg funds for adding to the collectlon of plctures m the various schools The or chestra later appeared at the dedlcatlon of the new Chrrstlancy auditorium On this occasron several of the members had to be out of town and as a result the org1n1zat1on dld not show up 'tt nts best A small group from the large orchestra cllcl very commend able work with the operetta Blts O Blarney whlch was given at the tlme of the an nual Hrgh School frohc Probably the event whrch brought the most pralse to the organization was their appear ance at the Hamllton efferson Club Banquet At that time the orchestra furmshecl muslc all durmg the banquet and later were compllmented on the quallty of their work The last publxc appearance of the orchestra was at a musrc program at the Chrlstlancy School ln which all the muslcal organlzatlons took part Aslde from the occaslons mentloned the orchestra furnlshed muslc for the varlous as semblles held at the l-llgh School at frequent Intervals throughout the year PERSONNEL H G Dewees Dlrector Robert Bauer Presldent Marlon Elsenman ecretury Pzrsl I rolms TTOHIIWHCS Ruth Iyler DEiVld Hayden Ohn Benedict Leonard Whlttkopp Frank Klefer CIGVIVKIS Gilbert Stoner Helen Zabel Vernon Fmzel Harvey Demzef oe Nylkeg Edward McCormick Second Vrolzns SUXOI-Pf10f'LS Ruth Ray Albert Wagner Margaret Fuller Norman Bragg ames Crossman DFUIHS C0fl1Ql5 Bob BEIUCI' Elgm Marshall P10711-S15 Frank Heck Grace Aseltyne Gilbert Bums 'Vlarron Elsenman Altos Sue Daeuhler Robert l I dale - 1 c 4 . c D ' L U . l - - u - v nv - - - 1 u ' - u . n , . y A .. . . , v . . Q , U 1 .. lf. . . - , .Q

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BUGLE 1927 TEACHERS PARTY October 25 found the hrgh school tachers transformed by overalls and brg straw hats Into farmer boys who welcomed a curiously attlred crowd-on ordrnary occasrons known as grade teachers By the lrght of yack o lanterns the grotesque guests promenaded among the corn shocks Two an old fashioned splnster and a little Lord Fauntleroy rn bulglng trousers and stuff straw hat perched on one ear were Judged the funmest speclments of humamty present Those who failed to achieve the llmellght ln tms lens urely saunter donned roller skates and trred to excell ln the art of tumblmg Two over all clad frgures even mvaded the territory of thelr less acrobatlc fellow reveller who were merely trlpplng the llght fantastrc and gave an exhlbltlon of fancy l skating Later ln the evemng the varr colored balloons formmg the sky of thls unusual corn fleld floated down to earth and wound themselves around the dancers ankles A thunder storm relgned Fmally when there was only one ankle adomed by an mflated balloon the dance subsided and that dancer was rewarded for her dexterlty rn avoldmg destructive balloon snatehers Refreshments consxstmg of all sorts of goodres ln the shape of pumpkm faces plled hugh on orange and black paper plates brought thus Halloween plcnrc to a satrsfymg close JUNIOR SENIOR PARTY DECEMBER I7 The decoratmg commlttee spent much txme and energy rn gettmg the gym ready for thus event Chrxstmas ornaments and trrmmmgs were used rn abundance Also Santa Claus furnxshed a Chrrstmas tree for the students Dancmg was enjoyed and between dances punch was served Charlle Hoyt entertamed with feature dances and songs which were enthuslastrcally applauded Ice cream and wafers were served later m the evenmg FRESHMAN PARTY A great number of Freshmen turned out at the party on January ZI The gym was cleverly decorated ln the hlgh school colors red and whxte wlth balloons hangmg from red and whlte streamers I am very sad to say that the balloons didnt last very long because the boys collected them and teased the glrls wrth them Naughty naughty' Dancmg and card playmg were enjoyed durmg the evenmg Later Ice cream and lolly pops were served Promptly at ten 0 clock the party broke up although nobody wanted to go home SOPHOMORE PARTY ln the hrgh school gym February 4 the Sophomores held a Valentine party whrch was well attended Valentine decorations beautlfled the gym Behrnd a very large heart Miss Wood was found telling fortunes It was a revelation to the Sophs how many of their secret love affarrs were known to thls soothsayer The students also played games and danced to the music of Eldon Kopke s orchestra One of the noted dancers of Monroe Hrgh Charlre Hoyt honored the Sophs wrth a feature dance and song Susles Feller Between dances the punch bowl was very popular Later rce cream and cake were served 9 v v . . , . . . . . . . 1 .- s - ' . . . . . v - Q ' ss . 6.3 - . v . v . , . . . . ' 1 . Q n 1 ' - v . , . n - v v v r - 1 1 1 n - a n , .