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MW Dedication . . . Beside the countless ordinary men in our culture walks a minority whose outstand- ing achievements establish them as great men. Among these leaders is a man whose dedication, responsibility, and diverse proficiencies have earned him the respect of innumerable individuals. This man, holding degrees in history and social studies and a Masters Degree in Education from the University of Minnesota, maintains an enviable position. His responsibility and capacities for leadership insure smooth operation of Monroe High School. He has served as a counselor, and taught history and social studies before as- suming his current position at Monroe. It is a rare man indeed who is equally at home while making a recommendation at a top-level school board meeting, ac- quainting a world history class with obscure battles of the Revolutionary War, and, with sleeves rolled up, instructing a physical education class in Judo. After nine months of urban pressures he sheds his business suit, dons bermudas and a sweat shirt, and retreats to nature in order to direct a summer camp for boys in Park Rapids, Minnesota. His love and respect for athletics have impelled him to a football letter at West High School in Minneapolis and a letter in hockey from the University of Minne- sota. He served as a hockey coach at Breck High in order to share his love for hockey with boys of high school age. His door is never closed to a student or a teacher with a problem. His dynamic in- terest fosters deep concern for his iob and for every member of the Monroe edu- cational community. ln view of these qualifications the 1964 DOCTRINE is respectfully dedicated to our principal, ROBERT A. SCHANKE. 5