James Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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A WORD TO THE GRADEATES Though I have known you all-too-short a time, I, never¬ theless, feel very close to the class of 1952 because of our many intimate associations both in class and in other phases of school activity. I congratulate you most sincerely on the successful completion of your high school course. You have established a record that reflects credit on every one of you. I speak for the entire staff and for your friends of other classes when I say we are proud that you will always be a part of James Monroe High School, and our highest hopes go with you as you become a part of other activities of life. Mr. Brown joins me in an expression of our very best wishes for your continued success. W. W. GORDON, Principal

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n 1 1 c ' . : THE MONROE ECHO 1952 Class of 1956 James Monroe High School Fredericksburg , Virginia 1201 forte Sreef Volume Six

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DEDICATION We, the students of James Monroe dedicate the 195 2 MONROE ECHO to Mrs. Mildred L. Chick, Senior Class sponsor, teacher of histories and Latin, but most of all, friend to everyone. Mrs. Chick has been here since 1947, and during that time, she has willingly befriended any and all students who came to her for advice, scholastic or otherwise. Mrs. Chick has worked hard and faithfully for the betterment of our school activities. She has, at various times, directed the Senior Play, acted as sponsor of the Student Council Association, sponsored both the Thespian and Dramatic clubs, and coached school forensic entries in debating, public speaking, reading, and spelling. Every graduate of James Monroe will surely remember Mrs. Chick all the days of his life. How could anyone forget so kind and understanding a person ? 7 hree