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

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gas 7 MR, MAX ROSSELOT-A man with many duties-that's Mr. Rosselot. Athletic Manager, Attendance Officer, Coach of the Junior Class Play, and Sciology teacher are the titles given to this capable teacher. Mr. Rooselot has taken a great interest in Monroe students and is liked by all. MR. MARTIN ARMBRUSTER - New to the halls and rooms of Monroe is Mr. Armbruster. He is best known as the coach for our high school football team. Besides football, he coaches our junior high basketball teams, baseball team, and also teaches physical education and health. MR. DILLARD ARMENTROUT-Since joining the Mon- roe faculty at the beginning of the school year, Mr. Armen- trout has found time not only to teach the students mathe- matics which includes algebra, geometry, and general math. but also to assist with the hard-working crew of gridiron boys. MISS PHYLLIS AVEY-Another new name on the roll call this year is Miss Avey. Skilled in not one but two fields Miss Avey has taught the art students to appreciate the value of fine art. She also teaches French I and II. MISS SARA BUNN-Monroe has profited this year by hav- ing Miss Bunn in its midst. Miss Bunn is one of the commer- cial teachers, teaching secretarial practice, shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping II, She is the capable adviser for the 1948 Monroe Monocle.

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I I Mr. Benner, our principal, is an ingenuous per- son who has succeeded in carrying out the pol- icies of our school system. Making our school a pleasant place in which to be , entails hundreds of mundane duties, is a 24-hour task, and carries with it, many responsibilities. Mr. Ben- ner's efforts do not pass unnoticed and are ap- preciated by the student body of Monroe. C. H. BENNER LAVERNE WEST VIOLET SIMPSON Things run smoothly in the office under the efficiency of Violet Simpson and LaVerne West. Day by day they take care of the many intricacies of a school office. Both Violet and LaVerne are graduates of Monroe High School and are liked by all. The School has benefited from the efforts of these secretaries. .I

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.ers vmm MISS RUTH BUSSEER--A familiar personality to the stud- ents of Monroe is Miss Busseer. Much credit for the fine English department here at ,Monroe must be given to this in- structor. When the juniors find themselves amidst difficulties in English II, you can count on Miss Busseer to be there ready and willing to help. She also instructs a class in dramatics, and this year she directed the Senior Class Production, Th-2 Late Christopher Bean. MISS ALICE CHILDS-Beowulf and Macbeth, L'Allegro and ll ,Penseroso-familiar names to Miss Childs and she has made them familiar to her class in English IV. Her duties -ex- tend beyond the English department for she also is full- time Librarian. ,- MRS. CAROLYN DENMAN-Mrs. Denman came to Mon- roe this year, with the responsibility of teaching a large class of sophomores, English and literature. With exceptional abil- ity, Mrs. Denman has contributed to the scholastic standards of Monroe in English and Algebra II. MR. VIRGIL DENT-From commercial subjects to indus- trial arts--quite a change you say? Mr. Dent has proven his value in each field and has ably taken over the Industrial Arts department. He has made many improvements in the shop course and the boys under him have benefited greatly from his knowledge and experience. MISS PHYLLIS FLORY-Miss Plory began this school year teaching World Georgraphy, English and speech. She changed to become the teacher of Girls' Physical Ed. and Health. She is also Dean of Ciirls, in charge of the restroom monitors, and advised the Junior and Senior High Cheerleaders. Monroe is glad to have such a good addition to its teaching staff. MRS. RUTH GUERNSEY--Attention has been devoted to the struggles of Caesar and the picturesque Spain in Latin and Spanish classes under the tutorship of Mrs. Guernsey. In addi- tion to languages, she also teaches World History.