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

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Tense moment in a junior-senior game. , 4 QL! ie Freshman algebra class tries diligently to solve the age-old question: X equals what? anew! an .feacfm4 of 7 aaa.: In the midst of a constant whirl of activities, money making projects, and special events, we find the students working diligently on their studies. The road to graduation is long and entails struggling through such obstacles as history, algebra and physics. For all underclassmen there is the glorious consolation that someday they, too, will be Seniors. Of course, along with all the hard work there is also an abun- dance of fun. Amusing incidents that brighten any class, the crowds in the hall and casual chatter between bells, the exhilarating compe- tition in gym classes, the growing friendships that develop through the years-all add variety and distract from the general routine. Really, school is enjoyable, sparkling with interest, and valuable.