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

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FRESHMEN Anna Hamilton, Capt. Beulah Sparks Helen Billings Rita Phillipart Kathryn Polimac Wilma Ihrig Lucy Casada Erma Boehm Betty Wallin Melba Heck JUNIOR Lila Weaver, Capt, Jeanette Rauch Gertrude Morris Marjorie Meyer Janet Sprague Mae LaVigne Ruth Root Irene Smith SOPHOMORE Harriet Ankenbrandt Capt. Monica Merriman Mary Alice XVorthen Thelma Yaeger Jeanette Crossman Sylvia Gutterman Melva Buyea Ruth Lacure Marion Jacobs Dorothy Smith Maxine Ja:kson SENIOR Rose Polimac, Capt. Lucille Boudrie Alberta Dunbar Helen Zabel Vera Munson Maxine Logan Emma Jaworski The Baseball Tournament will be played in the gym this year as the out side diamond is unavailable. LIFE SAVING The offering of instruction in Life Saving was a new feature in girls athletics this year. Classes were held in the pool every Tuesday afternoon dur- ing the first semester, by Miss Hanson. Miss Denninger gave the test to nine girls who passed with high records. Record Recgfd Melva Buyea 97 Ruth Sturn , , 94 Lucille Root ,.,,. ,W 96 Betty Sprague nw, , 92 Lois Perry , .. 96 Edith Karch ,,,, ,, 90 Ruth Root A... 95 Helen Fitzgerald , 87 Lucile Betz ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,, ,.., . . ,, -, ...,.r , 95 Another class has been organized this semester with even a larger turnout. DANCING '33 Dancing was held in the gym during the noon hour, the latter part of second semester. Music was furnished by the students. Members of the faculty sponsored the dancing. 89

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CEIIIRILSW IINTIEIRCEILASS ATIHILIETIIGES Girls Interclass Athletics opened with six Weeks of Deck Tennis The preliminaries were played by teams from the various home rooms From these girls the following class team were selected: FRESHMEN Kathryn Polimac Betty Wallin Anna Hamilton Beulah Sparks Lucy Casada Ricka Venzske SOPHOMORES Dorothy Smith Monica Merriman Regina Weiss Edith Karch Irma Schmidt Carol Monk J UNIORS Gertrude Morris I-ucile Betz Ruth Root Mae LaVigne Juanita Albert Betty Harris SENIORS Rose Polimac Ruth Durell Maxine Logan Dorothy Dills Vera Munson Katherine Schmidt The Basketball Tournament was one of keen competition The Seniors were victorious, being defeated only once. Members of the teams were ERESHMEN Una Peterson, Capt. Beulah Sparks Anna Hamilton Rita Phillipart Kathryn Polimac Wilma Ihrig Lucy Casada Melba Heck Winifred Kelly Erma Boehm Betty Wallin SOPHOMORES Regina Weiss, Capt. Monica Merriman Mary Alice Worthen Jeanette Crossman Laura Bruce Betty Sprague Dorothy Smith Irma Schmidt Thelma Yaeger JUNIOR Mae LaVigne, Capt Gertrude Morris Marjorie Meyer Janet Sprague Irene Smith Ruth Root I-ucile Betz Lila Weaver Jeanette Rauch SENIOR Ruth Durrell, Capt. Helen Hamilton Lucille Boudrie Helen Zabel Vera Munson Rose Polimac The Volley-ball Tournament was won by the Juniors in a close contest with the Seniors. This sport proved a drawing card for a larger number of girls this spring. Members of the teams Were:

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' NNTFIICDNAII. AITIHILIHVIICE SQEIHODILNIRSIHIIID SQDQIIIIIETHY IDIF SIEUDNIDPAIDJY SCIIIHQDIDILS Eligibility to membership in this society is limited to boys earning an athletic letter in one of the four major sports, or letters in two of the minor sports, whose average in their school work for three con- secutive semesters is equal to or higher than the general average of the school, and who have exempli- fied the highest type of citizenship and sportsmanship. Those elected to this society from the Class of '30 were Fred Schatte, Gilbert Stoner, Williani Stoner and jacob Gutterman. Those previously elected were Harvey Deinzer '27, Spenecr Wager '27, Edward McCormick '28, Charles Quick '29, Clair Marshall '29 and Arthur Kutsche 29. ya 90