Monroe High School - Aurigena Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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XX' f v f-X-'-X fx ,I ,Z MONROE My guobu fl E' - nl C igllli H f-mfg 34 V' ' 'X I Lili ,L7 - ,gf i v QFLL, ' Yxxw-X- H 2, '- Reverend Francis W. McGuigan, S. J., Principal Family Living Senior English Student Council Moderator Senior Adviser Ram's Coach Dear Students: It is our sincere hope that, in serving you as teachers and administrators, we have challenged your basic potential of human endeavor. Primarily, our concern has been to win your cooperation so as to integrate the knowledge received with the spiritual and moral guidance that gives trueywisdom. May each one of you have the spiritual insight and courage to live according to the ideals and supernatural values which have been placed before your minds and hearts. Congratulations to our seniors on a job well done, and may God bless you and give you the grace to live according to personal convictions. Sincerely in Christ Our Lord 256 J, Fr. McGuigan dictates a letter to Miss Pat Risse, secretary, and explains the fundamentals of religion to his senior class, illustrating just two of the many and varied activities which fill his day.

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Father Boileau, Superintendent of Catholic Schools, is shown with several of the many paintings which he has acquired for his Monroe High School. IJ Very Reverend George Boileau, S. J. , Superintendent of Schools for the Q q Diocese of Fairbanks and Superior of the Alaskan Jesuits. 5 No man, no institution need fear the searching light of truth, if that man and that organization is built upon and motivated by love of God and neighbor. Divine Love can pierce the darkest corners of ignorance and superstition, can illuminate the deepest secrets of minds, can warm the coldest hearts to bring life and growth. In your search for knowledge and happiness, Dear Students, bring to bear that deep love which has been so characteristic of our late Pope John and our present Pope Paul. Be loving of God and your neighbor! Look for the good side in others. Be humbly forgiving. Let your noble aspiration be the service of others. For, in serving others you may attain sanctityg in serving God and His works you will become holy, intelligent and wise. Light shows truthg begets loveg and Love will make you free! 44 W WN.

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REVEREND CHARLES SAALFELD, S. J. REVEREND JOHN MCBRIDE, S. J. Spiritual Counselor, Guidance, U. S. History, American Government, Sodality Moderator With the aid of a map, Father McBride emphasizes an import- ant event in U. S. history. Algebra I, 11,5 Ethics, Physical Science, Physics, Trigonometry Sz Analytic Geometry Father Saalfeld listens thought- fully to a student's reply con- cerning the solution of an algebraic equation. Father's presentation of modern math courses ensures better under- standing and growth in knowledge. 4 REVEREND JOHN MORRIS, S. J. Apologetics, General Mathematics, Algebra I, P. E., Freshman Adviser, Moderator for Lettermen Father Morris discusses the serious social problems existing in toclay's world. 12 l