Monroe High School - Monrolog Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Twenty five years at Monroe High umm f -he .' 'L A ,Da V: 1. ' r . -,, as ' 'ix . 7 , 'lu I' ' , X I x xygky 'Q ' H '53, Qt., . -v 4 ,r X .21- J figinqb 0'3 BM Kg -Q id 502 Q B BUILDING, no matter how beautiful, is but a building, until the people who make it their home give to it a part of their lives. In 1923 Monroe Junior High School, new and beautiful, awaited its first dwellers. The doors opened to receive the first teachers and students in September. Bulletin boards were decorated, desks littered, books arranged in cupboards, and 'filing cabinets filled. The rooms and hall swelled with excited gossip of new activities and studies With each new year came new people and of each of those who left something remained enriching the wealth of knowledge and pleasure that is Monroe s Now in its twenty fifth year Monroe High School continues to mold and influence hundreds of lives Thousands have come and gone their lives somehow changed because of their ex perlences ln this building It is in this way that Monroe has lived for the Seniors will live for the entering Freshmen and for the many students who will in the future contribute their experiences to the story of Monroe I in-YY K 3 E M 'Jw x lxtx -ab-ii Jw Ng: heal 'nI'u'- ' ll .-f'...'E'.t-vi una! f its W fl :DL . . . . . I , ' 0 , , .,,- A, ' 9 QQ 1 . . . , . . FQAH . . ' . s. -U Q , , . '- . ik . . . . . . . . . 1 . Q It . . . I ffl 5 ' ' . x . H, -IJ fry, Ax. I I A I ' I , if A f '24 I 7 ' I 12': 'l 'G ' A? , - 1' .Fl lA,,,1A' 5 ni- .. 1 -I I f ' Q . f 'Sz Q V' T QTQQ ,. f -- XX Al!! 'I fp. 1 y ' V. , ' X A' 'J Vp F - , N I , 67' ' I , f' -4 , i f 5 F, 'If' ,, X I gn' 'fi 6 S :R I wr i., 5, ,.r,, ,, jg! if f p A ,T X 'l , - , 5 A 1 .-,L-l., 1Fj.n X ' ' 'N I X' :ic A 'NX'-,il H ,7,t.l:'- : x l x 1 'g n u' .,if..-AV 4 , r . ,QQ v view ' -,tilt A N e 1' -12+ - 'A ji- .-.a-...rites 2-Y? I g ,. Q ,X . , N X, -J b . iii I ' i it U .. L an N494 I I I rf. S ' -K K ' 'I ' T. 'L '. - AT- tu , V ,.'.'t 1 -L sw ' 2

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