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

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iddle Grades Maintain any Activities The editor of the Mon- roe Elementary Newsette , checked off assignments hurriedly and prepared to rewrite a front page article. Officers of the sixth grade Nature Club were holding a meeting at the table, and plans were being completed for to- morrow's program. In the next room the fifth grade was working on scenery and costumes for their coming assembly program. Some students were re- hearsing their lines, while others were daubing paint of every conceivable color into weird shapes. In an- other corner of the room the orato-rical contest en- trants were busy memor- CARL W. Ross fling their copy. FIFTH GRADE FIRST Row: Thelma Ledford, Lois Hall, Rebecca Wilkinson, Jeanette Hauser, Marilyn Dailey, Francis Taylor, Betty Wilkinson, Janet Craycraft, June Beyerlein, Patsy Howard, Jane Beyerlein, Julie Ann Lewis, Irene Treadway, Virginia Rothfuss SECOND Row: Miss Methven, Richard Van Gorder, Delbert Tread- way, Camilla Lindsay, Pauline Pohlable, Betty Frazee, Lucetta Fletcher, Zelma Prater, Jean Knepshield, Virginia Matson, Charles Knepshield. Robert Brown, Dale Porter, Roland Kohr THIRD Row: Arlin Powell, Zollie Heiser, Vernon Collins, Clarence Massey, Fred Armbruster, Patrick Kelly, Lenard Rogers, Paul Miller, Lee Hursh, Billy Meeks, Loren Yount. James Merry SIXTH GRADE FIRST Row: Marilyn Geyer, Merline Shaffer, Gloria Mehl, Donna McGohan, Louise Power, Irene Groves, Mabel Pergram, Wanda Sor- rell, Yvonne Craig, Geraldine Hall, Reva Burgher SECOND Row: Mr. Ross, Calvin Braden, Homer Cast, Jeannette Kelley, Jeannetta Lavier, Mary Carr, Dorothy Burgemeir, Kathleen Hall, Bobby Lewis, Boyd Smith, Bobby Whitaker THIRD Row: Jack Bayes, Harold Steward, Robert Van Gorder, Earl Foster, Donald Bailey, John Smith, Virgil Jones, James Mason, George Freeman

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unior High Jollit Fills ur Corridors Remember how thrilled you were when you gradu- ated from the elementary school, and became a full-fledg- ed member of the junior high school? Of course, those first few weeks of scurrying madly all over the building, trying to iind the proper classrooms and teachers before each period, were rather hectic, but gradually you did get more settled. Class parties were fun, too. Remember what terrible punch you drank at the first one, and how bashful you were when you were Mary's partner at the miXer ? Students in this year's seventh and eighth grades had much the same experiences, and halve weathered the storm. They are known throughout the school as good sports, and if the honor-roll grades made by Imo- gene Driggers, Eileen Farmer, Norma Johnson, 'Doris Rothwell, Wanda Carroll, George Baird, and Jimmy Mills are any indication, they are good students too! SEVENTH GRADE FIRST Row: Wanda Carroll, Jean Massey, Ruth Derrough, Helen Anthony, Hazel Prows, Joan Randall, Lillian Howard, Hilda Field, Mary Depew, Carolyn Yount, Alice Hinds, Donna Dazey, Wilma Horne, Nona Collins, Dorothy Ramseyer SECOND Row: Dale Geyer, Alfred Mason, Eugene Blood, Doris Roth- well, Vivian Heizer, Dorothy Ledford, Jo Ann Armbruster, Irene Dyer, Wianda Dunn, June Smith, Beulah Barnes, Jerry Fry, Jesse Amburgey, William Jones THIRD Row: George Paugh, Jack Buffenbalrger, Billy Aylstock, Gor- don Doty, Thomas Rogers, George Baird, Robert Marts EIGHTH GRADE FIRST Row: Marie Matson, Norma Paugh, Lavina Sixt, Lois Jones, Wanita Hiteshue, Opal Howard, Betty Lou Higgins, Dorothy Der- rough, Imogene Driggers, Pearl Howard, Norma Johnson, Eileen Farmer, Ruby Angelus, Barbara Frazee, Frances Burgemier SECOND Row: Ervin Propps, Dick Campbell, Lloyd Downs, Everett Erazee, Lindy Striefthau, Wilbur Taulbee, Jack Pohlable, Edmond Ledford, Bill Barnes, Dallas Randall, Kenneth Day, Virgil Downs THIRD Row: Harry Dyer, Myron Yount, Harold Pergram, Kenneth Rogers, Paul Mehl, Wayne Dunn, Ralph Jones, Joe Mokry, XVillard Horne, Wilburn Treadway

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Elementar Enthusiasm Reflects Keen Interest Jimmy is tacking labels on a rack in the fourth grade room-labels which have the names of foods printed on them. A small group of boys and girls work industrious- ly preparing eatables for display, another group designs posters for the good health exhibitg while others are perusing the encyclopedias and dictionaries for descriptions of vitamins, calorie, and protein Can this be the third grade room? It looks more like the section of a museum which shows the dwelling places of man. What a lot of time it must have taken to build those log houses, and to draw and paint those caves, wig- wams, and tree houses. Clothing of man, too, must have been the subject of study here, for look at those costumes these people are designing and making-clever for those so young! THIRD GRADE FIRST Row: Patty Driggers, Bonnie Cheesman, Mary Craycraft, De- lores Campbell, Frances Burgher, Agnes Pohlable, Eleanor Burgemeir. Jean Porter, Joan Cain, Janet Murray, Barbara Moore SECOND Row: Thelma Howard, Betty Howell, Marjorie Hauser, Ellen Prater, Miriam Hall, Loretta Duff, Phyllis Bailey, Mary Jane Wise, June Ihle, Patsy Byers, Eileen Bayes, Miss Ihle THIRD Row: Bobby Housh, Ted Madzia, J. B. Dyer, Fred Carroll, Lowell Strayer, Normal Barnes, Bobby Wells, Wayne Hayes, Billly Snelling, Charles Doebler FOURTH GRADE FIRST Row: Lavonne Sorrell, Barbara Mason, Earline Shaifer, Mary Jo Cole, Ruth Smith, Helen Boyd, Marla Jeanne Steward, Mary Louise Boggess, Alma Clark, Betty Bayes, Mary Louise Blood, Joyce Madzia, Norma Ellis, Ann Streifthau, Reva Moore, Irene Hall SECOND Row: Miss Orem, Donald Hauser, Bobby Downs, Samuel Kendel, Claude Snelling, Jr., Samuel Via, Bobby Mae Powell, Helen Prater, Doris Steward, Mildred Baird, Joe Ihle, Paul Mokry, Phillip Butterfield THIRD Row: James Armitage, Henry Propps, John Tharp, Billy f 5 I sk - Anthony, James Cheesman. Alfred Mclntosh, Vernon Craig, Robert -- g , fr r 1 Merry, Paul Tharp, Tommy Thompson, Tommy Cast, Harold A I Barnes, Leon Ogden, Andrew Jackson