Monroe High School - M Book Yearbook (Monroe, WI)

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ADMINIS TRA TION But for the unfallzng patience and con cern of our faculty here at Monroe Hugh School we would hardly be entztled to the reputation whlch we have enjoyed for so long they are always ready to :ron out our prob lems Through thelr efforts they are helpzng to znstzll ln the youth of America the deslre to bring peace and prosperity back agazn to all the peoples of the world. Though their work is almost unendingg . . . . , .

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E 0 EVANS Carroll College Umverslty of W1scor1 sm B A M A T R HOLYOKE Oshkosh State Teachers College Umversaty of Wxscon sm B E K, NAMES The really amportant part Of thas M BOOK as the name under each photograph No pacture would mean very much af the name of the andavadual shown were omat ted lt as natural for each one to look for has own name as soon as he receaves a copy of thas book To each one has own name as all am portant Many busanesses are bualt on the amportance of names Dad you ever stop to thank about your name and how at came to you? lt was handed down to y0uI' father through many generataons and then some years ago your mother chose to accept the name whach you now bear You were a source of prade to your parents when you arraved to carry on the famaly name They looked forward to the tame when you would grow up and be a credat to thas name Your name as one of your most precaous possessaons It as a pty when one does not realaze thas and carelessly brangs dashonor to has name Always keep an mand and sacredness of your name Guard at and cherash at and regardless of worldly success you wall be a credat to your famaly and to your school IDEALS Hold fast to your adeals You know what adeals have meant an your own late You have seen thear anfluence an your home and an the laves of your comrades and teachers to you You have held to them sacrafaced and labored for them These adeals wall grow anto habats and form character They wall stay wath you throughout lafe The qualaty of your adeals wall deter mane the excellence of your achaevement Do not be dascour aged af sometame you fall short of your adeals They would not be adeals af they dad not make you reach wath your utmost strength Some people may tell you that you must do as the world does ln many lattle thangs of lafe flexabala ty and adaptataons are necessary but there are fundamentals whach your own common sense wall re veal to you Hold fast to these adeals for yourself your home your school and for humanaty , . ' ' . ' i Certain ideals have been dear to , wg ' . ' .it ' ' ' . . YJ l W'