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

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7 We, the senior class of nineteen-hundred and forty-eight leave this book as a memory-as a token of our expression of the happiest days of our lives-the high school days here at dear old Monroe. May we say that we shall never forget our teachers, our friends, and the wonderful experiences and relationships we've known here. Together we have shared little fears and anxieties, and tpgether we've known joy and gladness. lt is the sincere hope of each and every senior that this book-a product of our efforts--will serve as a bond between us and our own Alma Mater. May you read these pages and find sweet, happy hours of reminiscence for? A Memories are treasures. No one can steal.

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O I During Miss Bunn's first year at Monroe High School, she has been recognized as one of the best teachers ever to enter our doors. Her days are filled with her classes of com- mercial subjects and other various activities. She is the most capable teacher in this field, and she has been a perfect example to all her students. For being such an understanding, cheerful, helpful person, and for advising this yeor's Monocle we dedicate this book to her in recognition of the splendid work she has done. MISS SARA BUNN