Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

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THE SM1RROR OF 19 3 3 Esther M. Jensen Eau Claire State Teachers’ College University of Wisconsin English Gladys Parker Lawrence College, Appleton, Wisconsin History and English Myles Smith River Falls Normal School University of Montana ' Mathematics James R. Sterling State Normal School, Bloomington, Illinois University of Illinois Commercial Florence C. Sheehan Illinois College Conservatory Jacksonville, Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Illinois Music Adelaide E. Williams College of St. Theresa, Winona, Minnesota University of Minnesota Social Science and Library Page Seven

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THE MIRROR OF 193 3 Fenton N. Abrams Taylor University, Upla, Indiana University of Wisconsin Agriculture Mrs. Chester Dodge Gustavus Adolphus, St. Peter, Minnesota University of Minnesota Latin Chester L. Dodge, Principal University of Wisconsin Physics Rosamund Hannah University of Iowa Home Economics Page Six

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THE SM1RROR OF 19 3 3 THE WORTHY USE OF LEISURE At this time man is living in a new and difficult age, that in which the great machine does his work more swiftly and more efficiently than it could ever be done by means of hand labor. Therefore, man is able to do his work in fewer hours, leaving him more leisure time than he ever has enjoyed before. The worthy use of leisure should provide for the enrichment of personal life and the promotion of personal efficiency. When one is seeking for ways in which to use his leisure hours profitably, he must choose wisely, lest, as so often happens, the use of leisure degenerates into a thrill-seeking orgy. Enrichment of one’s personal life may be obtained through association with those persons whose character and conduct is such that we must admire and respect them; through reading good books, hearing good music, and seeing good plays, and through a close companionship with nature. To be efficient during working hours, one must not only know one’s business, but one must be well and happy. Health and happiness depend on proper rest and recreation; therefore, we must use our leisure in doing that which is as far different as possible from our work. The change one needs depends entirely upon the individual and his occupation. In each community today we need men and women who are capable of using their leisure moments to the best advantage to themselves and their fellowmen. We need those who have the desire to build up a truly great civilization, one in which the good life is made possible for all. In such a civilization we must have citizens who not only have high ideals but also have the ambition to strive for them. » » « « NOTE OF APPRECIATION The 'Mirror Staff wishes to take this opportunity of expressing our appreciation and gratitude to the businessmen of the city for making the publication of this book possible. We also wish to thank the Walter Disney Company for letting us use cartoons of Mickey Mouse in this book. —Alice Lofte Page Eight