Monroe High School - Hayu Saghalie Yearbook (Monroe, WA)

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TO THE CLASS or 1919 of MONROE UNION HIGH SCHOOL v;e dadicate this edition of the MOHUHI

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 A. STAFF Editor in Chief- Sara Ovemeyor Society Editor- Ruth Anderson Art Editor- Charlotte Lohdell Athletic.,Editp.r- I) avid..pen-jibe 11 Senior Reporter- Elma Orr Junior'Reporter- Ray Hbvoy SophOiaore Reporter ,E1 i z ab e t h1 'Brad shaw Freshman Reporter- ■ Julian Young Calender- Vera Nelson . Spanish Club- Lucille Niokel Faoulty Adviser- Miss Shelton ’! ♦ £ Pup to thonFLu ' the staff of the Moftuhl thought it best to devote its tine toward putting forth an annual rather than a weekljr news item in the local papers. As the estimated cost of printing this'annual was to great to even be considered it was decided to run it off on the school mimeograph. 'Since many of the reporters'were ill or for some other reason railed to hand in their news2'several changes had to be made in chc personnel of the staff. Special thanks are due to Vera Nelson Lucille Nickel, Pavid Campbell, Fay'Hovey, Edna Trabono and Beulah Faddan for doming to the reSoue at the eleventh hour and handing in such excellent material. Pa are also indebted to other students and to faculty members who contributed news and jokes for the paper. In a school where there is much spirit: the success of the school depends largely on it. If a school is to be successful in athletics or dramatics or cLehete i’j musr have clie s xTir the student-body behind it. Every student must be willing and glad to help put forth a team to represent the school. The school ‘spirit must be manifest in ocher activities besides athletics, dramatics and'debate. The school paper, Monuhi, noeds the loyal support of every single student. If, in your estimation, this edition of the Monuhi is nou as good as it should he; just ask yourself this question: Die. I contribute anything toward making it a success ?