Monroe Middle School - Patriot Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Farewell Monroe As the 9th graders of Monroe, we'd like to say before we go. We'll always remember our freshman days in many different and crazy ways. From Bowie with his magic tricks, to Nikki with her laughing kicks. All our days in Mr. Ravenscroft's room, and the way Mrs. Robinson thought the yearbook was doomed. To our dear Mr. Curl, we owe our thanks. For putting up with our jokes and pranks. ln the social area everyday, we talked and we laughed in our own special way. lt's these memories at Monroe we hold so dear, that made '75 such a special year. The Counselors and Deans also meant alot. They're the ones that warmed us with a swat. But other than that, they taught a lesson too, by showing and guiding us every day through. Monroe had Cheerleaders that always showed spirit. At the games you could always see and hear it. Semester test time, we struggled through. Working, worrying and praying too. All the 9th graders made up such a special year, by being together and being so dear. We haue a collec- tion of memories we'd like to pass on, to all the other freshmen after we're gone. Monroe will always be a special memory as we come to a close But, we may be back who knows? So for now weld like to say ............................

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