While the front of the building was used for group photos, class photos were often taken behind it. The tremendous number of students from the baby boom and constant use of the buildings would leave Monticello and other schools in need of significant work by the 1970s. In the 1980s much of the aesthetic and design concepts behind the 1970s renovation program would be called into question, with the lost architectural details mourned. | Source: Cleveland Heights High School Alumni FoundationDownload Original File
