Monroe High School - Monrovian Yearbook (West Manchester, OH)

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ADAMS' CAMP AND TRUCK STOP 24 Hour Service SERVICE CARS and TRUCKS with MOBIL GAS and MOBIL OIL Discount to Trucks Eat Food Cooked Mother's Way Sleep In Clean, Comfortable Beds Located at Junction of Highways 40 and 127 Phone: West Manchester, Ohio, 11-7 Address: R. R. 2, Lewisburg, 'Ohio

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panama... It's all over now. Another year has passed, and the 1951 Monrovian has gone into final production. Everything has slowed down-the clicking of typewriters, the ringing of the telephone, the scurrying around to snap pictures at just the right moment. The newspaper room, usually alive with students rushing in and out, pasting up dummy copies, chattering as they work, racking their brains for the exact word or idea, has a rare quietness now. The very atmosphere seems to be meditating on the 1951 Monrovian, a book with a style all its own, result of the combined efforts, skill, and personality of all those who have helped create it. In reviewing this year's activities, we, as co-editors, recall a host of co-workers who helped to make our annual what it is. Our eternal thanks go to all the senior class members for their time and energy used in producing this book. Especially are we grateful to our efficient photographers, Ada Gilley and Carolyn Bakerg to Nancy Steiner, for designing our cover and lending many artistic touches, to Ione Sell, who wrote our literary con- tinuity so diligently and cleverlyg to jim Statzer, Don Lucas, Elwood Norris and Dick Hurd for their successful advertising campaign. Our appreciation is sincerely due, too, to those behind the scenes: to the faculty for their patience and cooperation during our necessary interruptions, to all our friends who purchased subscriptions and advertisementsg to our parents for their kind and willing help with all of our class projectsg to Mr. Howard Knoll and Mr. Roy Wise for their splendid photographsg and to the Hamilton Printing Company for their services. We wish to express special gratitude to our principal and class advisor, Miss Elizabeth Giedeman, who gave her time and efforts wholeheartedly to help us along. It has been a real privilege and wonderful experience to work with everyone this year and it is with sincere regret that we realize that it's all over now. UMW A.,

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First Pentecostal Assemblies 0f God 213 South Franklin Street Eaton, Ohio The Church with a Revival Every Sunday Night Come - Hear Full Gospel Leon J. Frank --Pastor SPRING BROTHERS Opposite Post Office Eaton, Ohio A Good Place To Buy Men's Clothing, Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods -- Shoes Furniture -- Carpets and Rugs Electrical Appliances We Appreciate Your Patronage