“My graduating class had some mini-reunions and the class officers — I’m not one by the way — were unbelievably thrilled with the new school,” Heflin said. “We wanted to do something and I suggested we construct a class picture composite. ... We’re really pleased to have it up there.”
Heflin explained that in 1958, the class composite photos were no longer made, then they restarted the project in 1995 and stopped again in ’99.
The class of ’66, Heflin said, used the class photos from the yearbook to create one large sheet with different graphics, such as the Monroe logo.
“Over the past year, we experimented with different techniques,” said Heflin, who noted that 201 people are in the photo. “It looks nice in the frame.”
Teacher recognized
Susan O’Brien, an elementary music teacher, has been selected as a leader in the music community and will be participating in the Cincinnati Children’s Choir Teacher Advisory Board.
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