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

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FACULTY MISS BUSSIEIER lfnglish MISS CLAYTON Spanish-Journalism Will. CLIFTON Eighth Grade ' MllS. CRIST Iiourth Grade Miss Doizsciil Latin-English An important figure around the school is our principal, Mr. Hamilton. He developed the sportmanship, cooperative spirit, and talent of the students by sponsoring intramurals, the home room contest, and the all- school contest. Through his en- couragement, our attendance re- cords have been the highest in the history of the sch-ool. By encouraging these four traits, he has certainly helped the stu- dents prepare for a postwar world.. C. B. HAMILTON Principal This year the students of Monroe have been under the capable guidance of a staff consisting of twenty-six teachers. Although working under war-time conditions, they have done an excellent job in leading the students toward peacetime objectives. Language is one of the most' important factors lead- ing toward complete understanding of our foreign neigh- bors. Miss Clayton has undertaken the job of teach- ing Spanish and English: Miss Busseer, English: and Miss Dorsch, Latin and English. Because of the patient work of these teachers, Monroe students now have a better understanding of these languages. The basis of all construction Work is mathematics: therefore, it is necessary when building for world peace. Mrs. Hamilton teaches algebra and mathematics while Mrs. Guernsey, who took Mr. Clifton's place, teaches business arithmetic along with her eighth grade class. Miss DUCHIEMIN MRS. FOSTER MR. FRESHCORN MRS. HAMILTON Vocal Music-Library Sixth Grade Engineering Drawing Mathematics 'hr

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The regular meeting of the Board of Education. Our superintendent, Mr. Young, has well proved his value in training all students to live in a world of peace, His high standards have made the students realize their duty as citizens of ademocracy. His guiding hand has pointed out to the stu- dents the right course to pursue in these trying times, giving them confidence to face any and all problems. His constant striving for perfection has done much to give the school the prestige that it main- tains. WIT. YQUNG Superinlerldenl -wwf, -' .

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IVIR. HAMPSHIRE IVIISS HEMSLEY MISS IHLE Ind. Arts Fifth Grade Third Grade To understand better the customs, laws, and history of our own and other countries, the students take Amer- ican History and American Problems under the guidance of Mr. Palmer and Mrs. Munneke, respectively. In a world of peace we must' keep physically fit and have a certain knowledge about how our body operates. Physical education and personal hygiene are taught to the girls by Miss Landon and to the boys by Mr. Moore. Basketball, the favorite sport' at Monroe, is coached by Mr. Thies. He also has classes in biology and senior science. Miss Yeager and Miss Schirm are teaching the com- mercial course. They are preparing for the World the future bookkeepers, stenographers, and secretaries. Bringing pleasure to Monroe through art and music are Mrs. Nelson, Miss DuChemin, and Mr. Morner. Mrs. Nelson has brought the beauty of art to both new and old students. Miss DuChemin has produced beau- tiful music through her glee club, vocal music classes, and triple trio. She also has charge of elementary music. Mr. Morner has capably directed our' band and orchestra and has taught vocal music along with his seventh grade. MR. KIMBLE Science IVIISS IANDON Physical Education MR. IVIOORIE Physical Education MR. IVIORNIQR Instrumental Music MRS. IVIULI. First Grade IVIRS. IVIUNNIQKE Soc. Science gui I , I