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

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r l O ice Assisting Mr. Norton in the management of our school of more than one thousand students, is his office staff. Mr. Harold Amland is the assistant prin- cipal who came to Monroe in September 1940. Miss Ruth Leise who, in addi- tion to being a member of the commercial department, is also credit clerk: and Miss Catherine Fink, office clerk, who during the years she has been at Monroe, has proved time and again to be the helpful and loyal friend of the students.

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CLCM f ENGLISH Seated: Miss Margaret Doyle. Miss Dorothy Mahood, Express sion, Miss Lucy Stettanus, Miss Grace Schutte, Librarian. Stand' ing: Miss Mary Shinners, Miss Grace Cook, Mr, Iohn Gran, Iournalism, Mrs. Elizabeth Swan- son. Mr. Harold Amland. SCIENCE Miss Edith Brocker, Miss Helen Sullivan. Mr. Iohn Wooley. MATHEMATICS Miss Marie Doyle. Mrs. Martha Hartwell. COMMERCIAL Seated: Mr. Roland Iohnson, Miss Muriel Oestreich, Mr. Adrian Buril Stand ing: Miss Ruth Leise, Mrs. Esther Griffin, Miss Marion Fredine

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added At Monroe High School, the little freshman Strives to join the struggling throng: Many a problem lies before him, Many a thing he tries, goes wrong. Later, the sophomore, full of courage, Views the course as easier now: At each stride he takes a hurdle- To make great progress is his vow. Then, a junior! How much wiser He feels than just a year ago! Playing, working, thinking, striving,- The junior really enjoys the show. One more step, by far the hardest, Lies ahead to try his power. Many a struggle tests his rnettle: Reward lies in graduation hour.