Monmouth High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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,'XK'll XYlio has the scissors? XYhat size paper shall I use? Mrs. llugne, is this ska-tell all right? So go thc art classes. Under Mrs. lloguefs guidance the classes have made posters, masks, sketclies, Christmas cardg, and many other projects this year. lfirst year class was full to the brim with hopetul Renibrandts and many things were done. llaving acquired the tehnique. second year art classes turned out some marvelous projects. PSYCllOl.OtiY llsychology was the subject that was taught in room 9 between the hours of 8:30 - 9:30 .X.M. Mr. ,loseph XVilkaitis was the teacher, and under his command were the Psychology students. all 28 of them. During the semester in which Psychology was taught fthe seeondj many devices were incorpo1'atc-cl to teach the students the material. Reading, discussion, etc., were included with the trip to vlacksoiiville being the most enjoyable, as well as the most educational. All in all, the students will long remember their semester of Psychology. -29-

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CUSTODIANS The many people who went to the state basketball tournament noticed how much better our gym floor looked. You will also find that Monmouth has the cleanest building in the con- ference. It is the duty of the custodians to take care of the building. The head custodian is Carroll Richardson, and others are George Hickman, Archie Robertson. Robert Henness, and Edward Ray. 1 During the coal strike, we all came to realize the importance of the maintenance workers. Through good management, Monmouth was able to continue school when many others were forced to close. Monmouth students have come to have an intense pride in the looks of our buildings and grounds, and as a result, the casual visitor is always very pleased with the appearance of our school. -30-