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

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TENT MANAGERS ,,f 1 . ' ,f , j ,L T it- ' -V T ill! til ll 7' I I' 1 fl ., I ,5 53 i 2:2 7' ' ill Q 4 tv 115, . I T 'Mft , fag ' fist , I ,,,' fin-a..,,, '1 T 1..- r 'M 5, . ry igfpma ?'ii.,.'ll' ll 1, 1 g,,, ' f F- 11, if ' ' ' M. With o roll ot The drums the Monroe circus bond, directed by Mr. Elsworth Blood, leods the Grcind Pdrode. They cotch The eye ot The oudience os they perform, goyly decked in their green ond gold uniforms, A speciol touch ot music is supplied by Mrs, Mciry Rodens choirs, who con giye ony selection thot extra something, Mr. Jomes Wirth ond Mr. Rolph Tigue, cilong with Miss Helen Wolsh ond Miss Morgoretto Ellsworth see To it thot historicol ond politicol culture ore Tought The Big Top's inhobitonts cis They legd closses in world ond Americon history ond senior socicil studies. Mcigicicins? Right this woy. Wotclt Us Mr. 5 George Johnson, Miss Edith Broclqei, ond Mr, ,,- we 17 B. E. Wilson, who, in their science loboro- tories, perform some ostounding Teots os they instruct students in biology, physics, oerondutics ond chemistry. The next stop on our tour ot the Big Top is the orientotion closses. This is ci comporotiye- ly new proiect which is o combinotion ot English ond sociol studies. ln These closses yoried octiiyties ore corried out by the stuf dents, The leoders, whom we see gothered in The center ring, ore Miss Tereso Troybiotovv- ski, Miss Muriel Korthoge, Miss Ruth Longer, Mr. Bruce E. Vtfilson, Mr. Leonord Povvderly ond o new-comer who hos just completed his TTrst yecir with our Troop, Mr, Kenneth Osyold,

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The Circus has become a pub- lic institution, deeply rooted in the affections of young and old alike. There we relax and forget our cares in the funni- est of the world's clowning. Great performers daily risk their lives for our entertain- ment, doing things which ap- pear almost superhuman. This is the result of patient, intensive training, the very Hnest self-discipline of the hu- man mind and body. The Circus believes that to perform well it is necessary to train well. Manroe's Circus is a strong training center. It is training many performers for many acts, each according to his ability, needs, talents and interests, so that each may serve well in the part that Life destines him to perform. As in the real Circus, some will star in their chosen fields, others will carry supporting and assisting roles but each will achieve in accordance with his training as suited to his ability and interests. That every member will be trained to perform his best in service to mankind is the goal of the Circus at Monroe. R. J. HALLEN Assistant Principal -if , ll l' js. Ui Inu b .Jew OFFICE HELPERS-Left-Standing-JoAnn Oswsky, Dolores Schreiner, Avis Olson, Seated-Rita Cudclihy, Elaine Kern I OFFICE CLERKS Mrs Eileen Clark, Miss Blanche Dvorak I OFFICE HELPERS-Right-Standing-Cecilia Bulera, Sandra Peterson, Carol Olson Seated Patricia Fischer Claire Karcher . ri

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Finding the seoting copocity ot our big Tent or Hguring production costs would be eosy tcisks tor ony student who hos token mothe- motics. Helping the students solve These ond other problems is Mr. Emil Berger, heod of the moth deportment, with his helpers, Mrs. Morie Swon ond Mr, George Johnson. Plocing students of Monroe's Circus in jobs suited to their obilities ore Mrs. Eleonor Co- nont ond Mr. Clyde Manchester. Using C1 voriety of tests, they con tell o student the iobs for which he is best suited, They also help the students plon d progrcim thot will best prepore them for the future. Tropeze, trompoline, ond tumbling cicts ore olwoys being prcicticed in the gyms ot the jew Monroe Circus. Mrs. Evelyn Fisher ond Mr. Arthur Johnson help students develop new octs tor the show. Mr. Johnson reploced Mr. Frdnk Zucco when he wos promoted to ring- moster ot onother show. i HW F l l Mr, Elnser Swonson, . enneth VVillioins ond Mr, Clciudius Wiikeit supervise the Big Top's design, construction ond repciir by teoching mechonicol drowing, woodshop, metol shop ond crotts. Now we go into 0 more peocetul corner of the Big Top, our Librory. Directed by Miss Mory Jo Sommer, Monroe students find books tor reference work ond leisure time reoding. Left page: Top Row C Mr. Wollblonw, Miss VVolsh.Mr.Sv.orsort,M1ss Somme' I Side: Miss Ellsworth, Mr. Tigue O Bottom Row: Mrs. Koutmonn, Mr, Wirth, Mrs. Hotch, Mrs. Peterson I Right page: Top Row I Mr. Osvolci, Miss Myer Ms Brocker, Mrs. Hovelsrud I Side: Mrs. Roger, Miss Troybicvcwslci I Bottom Row: Mr. Berger, Mrs. Swon, Miss Lorg r M s Kodhoge