Monroe High School - Monrovian Yearbook (West Manchester, OH)

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4 MIss VIRGINIA S'rAv'roN MRS' ROBERT NICKELSON Earlham College Miami University Mlamx Umverslty Miss MARJORIE KARN Mxaml Umversxty Mlaml Unlversny Butler Umverslty MISS VERA GAUCI-I LJ MRs HARRY BUSSARD MRS. WILLIAM ENGLE Miami Unlvemlty Umverslty of Cmcxnnatx Kent State Umverslty Mlarm Umverslty Earlham College s. ,,, . H ,, :1 7- V -1, ',,'1.:t af I .V 1 . . F

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Fzrst Row John Horn Geraldme Rxchards J1mmy Parks Jeanne Bromagen Herman Mlchael Pamela Nlcholas Terry Conlng Bonrta Hupp Charles Countxss Martha Harrls Arnold Rose Second Row Margaret Black Wllda Pemberton Charles Hoover Georgetta Lloyd Bobby Gregg Martha Black Myron Lalr Phyllis Horner Dan1el Wxlson Mrs Robert Nlckelson Tlnrd Row Stephen Hupp Bonme Leas Bobby Combs Joyce Johnson Scottle Schlos ser Bxlly Cameron Janet Rodgers Donald Horrxgan Janlce Rodgers Jerry Wlse Absentees J1mmy Gllck Ronald Bowman Norma Carlco Paul Stoner Ruth Stephens Leland Prxce Martha Croney Kexth Keller Carol Sorrell Second Row Judxth Wehrlev Carl Shafer J1ll Bussard Lynn Rxce Joyce Fudge Phxhp Roberts Judy Albert Bas1l Brxght Lxela Srmth Lee Parks Barbara Craxg Third Row Jerry Lloyd Ivnn Getz Wlllard Landls Vlckey LIPDS Carl Denllnger Leonard Hupp Kenton Ewler Galen Rogers Leon Rhodes Larry M1chael Ernest Kelley Bobby Rogers MISS V1rg1n1a Stayton Absentees Jerry Hoover Gary Houseman First Row: Lillie Byrd, Robert Black, Patsy Beck, Clem Pemberton, Barbara Hundley,

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