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Photo from Monroe’s past: Lessons in science from the late 1960s in Monroe

By Monroe Historical Society on November 17, 2012 in History · 1 Comments

In this 1968 photo, below, Masuk chemistry teacher Ralph De Gruttolla conducts a mini-science course for middle school students.

Chalk Hill Middle School opened in 1969, and in 1968 the elementary schools were overcrowded so some middle school students attended classes in a separate wing at Masuk.

(Photo courtesy of Monroe Historical Society)

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    Mike McD

    February 22, 2013

    Didn’t he earn a PhD and become the assistant principal at Chalk Hill?
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