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

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Student Leaders Torch, an organization to promote better scholarship, good fellowship, and a general understanding between students and teachers, requires exceptional scholastic attainments of its members. Officers of Torch for 1939-1940 were: President, Kenneth Schlilaty; Vice-President, Karl Streissguth; Secretary-Treasurer, Arline Felix. Boy's Club, to which all boys may belong, features programs to help promote student body activities. The talented and amusing productions of the last year have helped to finance bus transporta- tion to games. Welfare of its members and promotion of the interests of the girl students are the primary aims of Girls' Club. Its officers for the year were: President, Hilda Moore; Vice-President, Dorothy Steen; Secretary-Treasurer( Margaret Storey. TORCH Top: Hibbard, Mr. Waltz, R. Carlson. Schwartz, Alles. Kaden, Sherwood, G. Shrum, Schlilaty. Bayly. Parent. Hirschy. McCarty, Felix. Zevenbergen, Graden. Second: K. Carlson, Mills, Federico. Storey, Heifort, Currie. D. Shrum, Moore, Hallock, George, Haji. Bottom: D. Streissguth, K. Streissguth, Steffen. Simon. Bevensee, Steen, Nichols, Main, Crawford. Moran. BOYS' CLUB CABINET Top: Watson, Streissguth, Kindle, Simon. Bottom: Olson, Mr. Waltz. Rohde. GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Top: Davis, Shrum, Alles, Storey. Bottom: Haight, Miss Meyer. Moore. Pagf Six

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OFFICE FORCE Left to right: Parent. Federico. Wislen. Watson. Hegewald, Felix. LIBRARY STAFF Top: Alles. Federico. Strom, Watson. Pownall, Pearson, Austin. Bottom: Roc- co. Carlson. Zevenbergen. Christensen. Hallock, Halverson. Hedrick. Hirschy, McCarty. McKenzie. FIRE SQUAD Top: Lindley. Lund, Cook. Bottom: Wil liams, Sherwood, Main. Student Administration Student assistants in the library and the office have unusual opportunity for profitable and up-to-date training in those occupa- tional fields. The services of these students have proved of great value not only to the faculty but also to their schoolmates. A new organization this year, the Fire Squad, has rapidly devel- oped a feeling of confidence in the students by the capable handling of fire drills. The speed of the drills has been definitely increased and confusion diminshed to a minimum by their efficient leadership. In addition the educational program they have sponsored has had considerable effect in decreasing malpractices and fire hazards in homes as well as at school. Page Five

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Senior Class Four years of hard work and active participation in school events have marked the career of the 1940 graduating class. Under the co-advisership of Miss Blossey and Mr. Bates, the graduating class of fifty-seven produced some outstanding school leaders in sports, activities, and scholarship. Top rank in scholarship was awarded to Valedictorian Dorothie Federico. The race for second place ended in a tie with a double entry for the position of Saluta- toriam Betty Lou Bayly and Bob Sherwood divided that honor. CLASS OFFICERS Hilda Moore, Secretary; Lauren Main. President; Betty Parent, Treasurer; Douglas Kindle. Vice-President. ADVISERS Miss Mildred Blossey. Mr. Stanley Bates. SCHOLASTIC HONORS Dorothie Federico, Valedictorian; Roberl Sherwood. Salutetorian; Betty Lou Bay- ly, Salutatorian. Page Seven