Monroe High School - Doctrine Yearbook (Monroe, NE)

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X . ..f . ' , ,V ' I . V. 1 A x Y I i .. r - n x ' 1 if 9 GThe New and the Old , t . 1 K A few lines telling of the growth of the Monroe schools during the blast ,thirty odd' years will 'no doubt be of interest. ., ' ' 1 1 ' 1 Q For a number of years prior to 18919 the Monroe school building was located one mile. east of town. that was before there was a town here, and it was aone .room affair, similar to other countryischools of that day. up I . ' .4 Q V . Q W - 1 , V But with the advent' of the' town of Monroegtiz lsoonpbecame evident the school, should be located in the village, and in 1891,the district was divided and afoneroom building erected on the present site.. This served the purposeiuntil 1896, when another room was added and two teachers employed. ' v About 1901 a high school. was talked of, which resulted in a four room building, erected in 19029. j ' At this time the east-district concluded they would again join the' district, making' it' all' district No. 76. For a fewiyears after this two schools were maintained, one here in Monroeiand- the other,f one and one-half miles east and one-hale mile north of tovsfn, but the country schoolwas discontinued and the present bus system installed to bring the east district children' to school. ' ' H f f 1 Of course,,al1 are familiar with building of the present creditablebrick' structure, which wasfcom- pleted m 192o.' - V- 'p y f ' 1 , ,V y e pp

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HELEN STROTHER V The Thoughtful Senior Business Manager of Doctrine. Hel- en is good natured and always busy. She has done a great deal to make- the Monroe School. Doctrine self support- lljg. ,v b g EDNA TERRY ' The Anxious Graduate Secretary and Treasurer of class. Editor-in-chief of Doct.rin.e. Edna is winsome and fairy with b-right clue eyes and curly hair. As she ventures on new pathways, we are sure she will succeed. , ESTHER EGAN The Bright Butterfly ' ' Sukscription editor of Doctrine. -Esther isexceenidgly quiet and as sincere as she is quiet. Work first and pleasure last is Esther's motto. HENRIEVITA KELLEY ' - The Magic Musician' Class president-Advertising Man- ager of Doctrine. Henrietta is at born leader-a good conve,rsationa1ist--al- ways jolly. We are sure that she will win success. ' V