Lemon Monroe High School - Monocle Yearbook (Monroe, OH)

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Their Schools and Communities his appointment by authority of the board. These men are vitally inter- ested in the welfare of the boys and girls at Monroe. To them We owe gratitude for guid- ance and instruction in the essentials of good citizenshipg for protecting us from outside individuals and groups, who attempt to use the schools for selfish endsg and for helping each of us to be a better person by encouraging the teaching of proper habits. We appreciate their Work and loyalty. LEMON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD

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C. W. YOUNG Superintendent Conseientioiusly They Serve Our board of education in Lemon Township represents the people, and is wholeheartedly interested in carrying out projects which will make the acquiring of education a genuine pleasure in Monroe High School. They have maintained that crowded conditions must be alleviated, and to that end they have twice presented bond issues for the approval of the electors. Although no building additions have been authorized this year, the board is promoting the uses of the present facilities to their fullest extent. Two new members recently elected by overwhelming majorities are Ralph Helsinger and Claude Barker. Together with Robert Mat- son, J. B. Gividen, vice president: and Dr. M. A. Boyd, presidentg they form the board of education. Wade C. Ihle, clerk, receives

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