Monroe High School - Doctrine Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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j6l,ClflAg Row Two: Miss Mary Jo Sommer, Librariang Mrs. Dorothy Green, Social Scia ence. Row One: Mrs. Martha H a r t W e l l, Mathematicsg Mr. Leonard Powderly, Bi- ologyg Miss Elsa Ohst, Nur- sery. Row Two: Miss Esther Munson, Social Scienceg Mr. Willis Burwell, Wood Shopg Miss Marion Sim- monds, Art. Row One: Miss Lucy Steifanus, Englishg Miss Rose McLeer, Musicg Miss Helen Sullivan, Chemistryg Miss Leila Asher, Latin, Social Science. At mid-year Mrs, Pearl Bunker was given a leave of absence on account of ill health, and Mr. Leonard Powderly very kindly took her biology classes. Miss Muriel Korfhage came to Monroe to teach the English classes which Mr, Powderly had taught previouslyg while she is our newest member, we feel that she is already one of us. Page Nine

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