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

 - Class of 1930

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Adler, Glenn Ainslie, Carl Albright, Charles Aldrich. Beth Amendt, William Anwiler, Jack Armstrong, William Aubry, Donald Baker, Philip Balk, Carl Ballard. Glenn Bauer, Nellie Beaubien, Victor Beck, Jeanette Billings, Helen Blough, Harley Blum, Ruth Pwloom, Gertrude Boberg, Elmer Boehm, Irma Pnoos, Florence Boss, Howard Boushaw, Howard Boyer, Beatrice Boyer, Walter Brandt, Helen Brown, Wilfred Burbo, Nelson Burdeau, Charles Burns, Jack Calkins, Adaline Cann, Helen Carney, Rudolph Casada, Lucy Chason, Jacob Chism, Evelyn Christler, Harry Ciaciuch, Doris IFIRIESIH IVIIAN IRIDILII. Cole, Ethel Cole, Jennie Collino, Tony Colton, Darrel Colucci, Theodore Comparon, Aleda Comstock, John Conklin, Harold Conlisk, Mary Cousino, Thelma Cousino, Woodrow Culot, Evelyn Curson, Earl Denardo, Michael Donavin, Margaret Donnelly, Mildred Dorner, Julia Dudeck, Mary Dunbar, Beulah Dunks, Hudson Durocher, Maynard Durochcr, Avilda Duvall. Vera Eisenman. Eleanor Englcr, Lila Fagenbaum, Sam Farner, Herbert Ferguson, Hugh Fix, Esther Poland, Travelis Foor, Marion Foster, Maxine Eruchey, Erma Euerstenberg, Carl Gaynier, Clayton Gertz, Edgar Gerweck, Frances Gessner, Clayton 42 Giebel, Helen Gillespie, Dwight Gloff, Mildred Goodnough, Leo Green, Robert Hagen, Edwin Hagen, Rudolph Hall, Charles Hammerman, Melvin Hamilton, Anna Hammer, Cordelia Harrington, Beth Hasley, Nellie Havekost, George Heck, Melba Hendershot, Grace Henrich, Walter Hicks, Russell Hill, Charles Hoffman, Herman Hoffman, Jeanette Hoffman, Rolland Hubbard, Marian Humphrey, Amy Niel lhrig, Wilma Jansens, Margaret Johnson, Albert Johnson, Charles Jones, Russel Jones, Walter Joyce, Margaret Kallenberg, Marie Kaminska, Paul Keating, Kathleen Keegan, Josephine Kelley, James Kelley, Margaret Kloster, Frederick

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Meyer. Elsie Meyers, Jeanette Mogle, XVm Monk. Carol Moosman, Billie Moyer. Erdine Nadeau, Evelyn Nadeau. Joseph Navarre. Priscilla Newcomer. Sheldon Nixon, Marcile Nixon. Milo Nogar, Cleobelle Oberleiter. Theodore Oetjens. Carl Ohr, Harlowe Oke, Helen Peltier. Hudson Perry. Helen Peters. Sarah Anna Petroff, James Philippart. Deliase Plath. Ruth Pleuss. Edward Pleuss, Leonard Rauch, Howard Rehberg, Clark Rehberg, Clyde Reimer. Clifford Renner, Geo. Richmond, Orlando Robertson. Lucille Runyon. Lois Rupp. Carl Rushlow. Arthur Sancraint. Morrison Sandrock. Arthur Schafer, Ethel Schmidt. lrma I. Schmidt. Irma M, Seitz. Emory Sisung. Thomas Smith, Dorothy Southworth. Dwight Sprague, Betty Stadler, Alma Stadler, Gordon Steffes, Lillian Sterns, Clifford Stoll, Kenneth Stotz, Harold Strimbel, Marie Strong, Jeanette Swiderski, Leo Taft, Howard Teall, Arlowa Theisen, Germaine Theisen, Norbert Tuten, Phyllis Vandegrift, Walter Veen Huis. Esther Yogel, Doris Wallin, Charles Weiss, Regina White, Lloyd Wilcox. Kimbal Winkworth. David Wistner, Margaret Wittkop. Nora Wolfe. Ralph Worthen, Mary Yaeger, Thelma Yosich, Anna IHIISTHDIRYY QDIF 1lIltlIE SCDIPIHIDIVIICDIIQIE CEILASS I A crowd of 259 enthusiastic girls and boys thronged the entrance of the new Monroe' High School on October 1, 1928. Soon, all boarded Knowledge Train, on its way to Goal Peak and due to arrive in June, 1932. The Tour was to be of four periods' duration, replete with lessons, sports, music, dramatics and fun. At Navarre Field, stopped, Harold Diehl, Al Diehl, Ed. Gagnor, Frank Cookson, Billy Moosman, Eli Ockies and David Winkworth, for football. At basketball, George Renner, Lefty LeFevre and Frank Cookson, spent some time. Betty Sprague, Harold Diehl and Willis Durell captained their class basketball teams. Al Diehl stopped at Ypsilanti to enter the State Gymnastic Tournament. f'Cross-country called Harold Lamb, Bud Carroll and Milo Nixon. A stop-over was made at Baseball Field for Al Diehl, Harold Diehl and Lefty LeFevre. I Francis Drake stayed at Adrian long enough to win first place in Declama- tion. A vacation of ten weeks for repairs. then Knowledge Train again began its climb toward Goal Peak, and its second period of the Tour. That the trip might be a high success, we elected Irma I. Schmidt, Presi- dent, Bud Borner, Vice-President and Robert Beck, Secretary-Treasurer. As we sped along Howard Taft grabbed second place in Declamation, while Peggy Donavin and Francis Drake carried our colors in debating along the way. When we reached the pool, David Winkworth, David Grant and Clark Rehberg gave line demonstrations in swimming, appearing in the S. E. A. A. Then weariness began to settle upon our crowd as Spring advanced, so Engl? Beck, Harold Diehl and Lefty LeFevre gave us entertainment with base- a . Soon our Train showed signs of slowing up and our second period was over, with GOAL PEAK faintly appearing in the distance. -Deliase Philipparl. 4 1



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Knab, Margaret Knab, Wilma Knaggs, Flossie Knaggs, George Knapp, Edith Kochel, Dorothy Kohler, Beryl Kreuchauf, John Kreuger, Arline Krzyston, George Labeau, Irene LaBoe, Winifred Lajiness, Howard Larned, Dolly Leonard, Alice Leininger, Glen Liedel, Evelyn Liedel, Leo Linsday, Ruth Littrell, Emma Livernois, Genevieve Lockwood, Helen Logan, Edgar Logan, Maurice McBride, Melville McNamora, Margaret Mack, Gertrude Mack, Harry Maedel, Robert Mainzinger, Evelyn Marshall, Lucy Martin, Aileen Mastromarco, Albina Maul, Glenn Mead, Elizabeth Meier, Evelyn Menzel, Eva Metdepenninger, Germaine Meyer, Elsie Meyers, Thurlow Miller, Carl Moosman, Mary Jane Morris, John Zimmerman, Helen Moyer, Edith Mulligan, Elmer Mumea, Earl Natalie, James Naus, Weltha Newbern, Lester Niedermeier, Kathryn Oerther, Myra Oetjens, Rolland O'Neil, William Osgood, Robert Ott. Leonard Owens, Henry Passmor, Verlin Payment, Arley Pecott, Virginia Peles, Victor Peltier, Howard Perry, Marjorie Perry, Stella Peterson, Una Philippart, Rita Polimac, Katherine Polimac, Mike Poniewozik. Stella Prochnow, Leroy Pyle, Nannetta Pyles, Kenneth Quick, George Quick, Harry Ramlow, Harold Reese, Ethel Rasey, Francis Reinhart, Hazel Reinhart, Robert Reinhardt, Thelma Reynolds, Clifford Reynolds, Merle Richardson, Dorothy Roeder. Clara Roggelien. Richard Russow. Ada Rye, Jeanette Salow, Eleanor Salow, Frederick Sanders, Robert Savage, Lennis Schafer, Ted Schatte, Orla Schmidt, Haroldene Schmidt, Ruth Schrader, Helen Schreder, Richard Schroeder, Louis Schuster, Dorothy Seymour, Helen Shavalia, Arnold Sheets, William Sieler, Evangeline 43 Sieler, Taylor Sigler, Flossie Sisung, James Sisung, Justin Smith, Carl Smith, Edith Snider, Maude Soncrant, June Southworth, Byron Spalding, Ruth Sparks, Beulah Stadler, Florence Stahl. Lloyd Steinbrenner. Helen Steinman. Pauline Stoll, Helen Stone, Robert Stoner, John Stoner, Robert Sturn, Ruth Sulfaro, John Sweeney. Ruth Swiderski. Victor Tedora, Joseph Tisdale, George Traver, Floyd Venzke, Ricka Verhoeven, Joseph Vogel, Walter Vogt, Clyde Vollmer, Clarabell Wagner, Donn Wagoner. Ivis Wallin, Betty Waltz, Gertrude Weaver, John Webster, Tom Weipert, Victor Weiss. Alice West, Christine White, David Widovich, Mary Wiesenmaier, Marie Wilhelm. Joseph Wilkie, Russell Wilson, William Winkworth, James Wyndham, Niel Yerkes, Leland Zarend, Ralph Zimmerman, Helen

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