Monona Grove High School - Silver Scroll Yearbook (Monona, WI)

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PRINCIPAL DONALD I-IELSTAD LaCrosse State Teachers College B. B. S. Univeisity of Wisconsin M. S. Memories are among our most treasured possessions. In contrast to the material possessions we hold in high regard, memories are strangely unique in many Ways. They cost us nothing-yet have an undefinable value to us. We cannot sort them out to our own personal liking-we must accept the good with the bad, the pleasant with the unpleasant. They have the facility for stirring up every emotion we are capable of experiencing from boundless joy and elation to tears of sadness or happiness. My most fervent hope for each of you is that in your youth you are able to develop the precious quality of lmowing the real beauty of life and being appreciative of the opportunities and the joys that each minute, hour, and day of living holds for you. Let none of you fine young men and women that we have such pride in and hope for wish away the days, the months and the years of your high school career. Build your lives, your character, and your personalities on a foundation as strong as the pro- verbial Rock of Gibralter -a foundation grounded on an understanding and true appreciation for life and the wonder of living. Let your memories be wonderful memories. Donald I-lelstad

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SUPERIN TEN DEN T Edmond F. Schwan By co-ordinating the Monona schools, Mr. Schwan and Mr Sargent supervise the youth development in the Village of Monona . ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Loyal 1. Sargent 7

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PAUL THOMPSON Milton College B.S. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT The Director of Attendance and Student Control is Mr. Thompson. There are many responsibilities connected with his position, these may vary from excusing students to ad- vising the Senior Class . GUI DANCE QLICE SSI-IUNK JAMES JACOBS tevens oint K S U - - - State College, B. S' Ini:tutt:teB. Xiversity Central Bible University of Wisconsin M. S. Counseling is a vital part of school life. Mrs. Schunk and Mr. Jacobs, the guidance counselors, are a great help to students with their future plans and responsibilities. 9