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

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 M U H 1 T Y E Seven

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C. E. TAYLOR MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD MESSAGE The people of the commu- nity, through their chosen representatives, the school board, provide buildings, equipment and books for the students—a slight part in the scheme of education. The school board in turn hopes that the students can and will make the most of these mater- ial things in building up higher ideals and developing better citizenship. Six

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H. L. SQUIBB SUPERINTENDENT The body and the mind, the soul and the intellect are alike our concern. We have tried to provide only those things that con- tribute to normal life and bodily vigor; to moral and mental strength and integrity. We hope that through the experiences of life in high school you have acquired habits and ideals that will help you meet the future needs of life more fully and upon a higher level. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE MARGUERITE REARDON PRINCIPAL The modern high school is one of the greatest opportunities and privileges offered to boys and girls. With this opportunity and privilege goes one responsibility. It is the requirement that you make good use of your opportunity by turning it to account in the development of yourself through the de- velopment of all the characteristics that go toward making honorable and worthy citi- zens of a community and nation. Eight