Monroe High School - Doctrine Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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jAl 0lfLgA jk? 86U 5'- jo mr. Worfon: For his sound advice at all times, For his sympathetic understanding when trouble arose For his outstretched helping hand, We, the Senior Class, express our liielong gratitude.

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mode A0 .7oiLcl E 1 We dedicate this year's Doctrine to our principal, Mr. Norton, and those five teachers-Miss Grace Iacobs, Mrs. Elizabeth Swanson, Miss Lucy Stef- ianus, Mr. Ernest Goulet, and Mr. Roland Iohnson-who have been at Monroe since its beginning in 1925. During those years their efforts have been loyal and tireless in the inter- ests of the school and its students. They have proved to be genuine friends. sharing our troubles and applauding our triumphs. They are in a large part responsible for the ideals we strive for, and for the traditions we honor. For all they have done for Monroe, we show our sincere and grateful appreciation in this dedication.

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MUSIC ART Miss Marion Simmonds Miss Rose McLeer The Annual Staff wishes 'Lo express their apprecia- tion forthe assistance Miss Simmonds has given the Annual. Miss McLeer has also spent much time with her music organizations for the benefit of Monroe. IOME AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS YA., SOCIAL SCIENCE Seated: Mrs. Eleanor Conant, Miss Leila Asher. Miss Nelle Ryan. Standing: Mr. Harry Smith, Miss Helen Walsh, Mr. Leonard Tracy, Miss Marguerite Bruncke, Mr. William Fuhrman. Not in- cluded is Miss Esther Munson. PHYSICAL EDUCATION eated: Mrs. Roberta Tate, foods: Mr. Elmer Swanson, machine shops: Miss Miss Evelyn Haskell, Mr. Kenneth Williams, race Iacobs, clothing. Standing: Mr. Ernest Goulet. metal shop: Miss Sarah and, nursery1Mr. Willis Burwell, wood shop. 8