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

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MR. EDDIE DUYFF, who graduated from the University of Washington, teaches history and has been the principal of our high school for the past two years. MR. RUA F. BEAIL, with a B.A. degree from Walla Walla College and a M.A. from Wash- ington State, is in charge of industrial arts. MR. ROBERT CHIP CHAT- TERTON is a graduate of the University of Oregon. Filling the position as coach for boys sports, he is also instructor in Washington history and sociol- ogy and health classes. MR V. PURDY CORNELI- SON, a Whitman College grad- uate. is in charge of the science department. MRS. LOUISE OGDEN, also a graduate of Whitman, teaches Latin I, II, French and junior English. MISS MILDRED GOODALL. from Northeastern College in Oklahoma, supervises the girls' physical education and teaches a business training class. MISS LOUISE W. WICK- LUND, a University of North Dakota and Washington gradu- ate, is in charge of the English and personnel departments. 10

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Your education is just started. The essentials for learning are taught in schools, hut the application of these basic tools in solving problems of your everyday experiences becomes your education. Learning is a continuous process, and the residue of your experiences is your education. If you leave this school with a fair measure of ability to apply the fundamentals learned in school to your later experiences, your education will continue. The school, then, will in a large part have fulfilled its obligation to you and to society. Delos Wesley, Assistunt Superintendent. In the years to come, this annual will remind you of your friends and the experi- ences you had when you were a student in Monroe High School. Never again will you be able to repeat these experiences or meet all of these friends. Cherish this annual for it is the key to reliving a school year, and while you are, may my best wishes be with you. E. A. Duyff, Principal. 9

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BOSSES MR. DELOS WESLEY, a prod- uct of the College of Puget Sound and Bellingham Normal, is the mathematics instructor and assistant superintendent. MISS MARIAN KERR, a grad- uate of the University of Wash- ington. is in charge of the home economics department. MR ALLAN BORLIN is a graduate of Washington State College. He has been the in- structor in the agriculture de- partment during the past year. MR JOHN ALDEN. who at- tended Berlinerhock Schullc. Germany, and the University of Washington, is the instrumental music supervisor. MISS AILEEN LEE. from the University of Southern Califor- nia, is the vocal music super- visor. MISS FLORENCE WILKIE, from the University of Wash- ington. teaches world history, Washington history, sociology, and has complete charge of the library. MISS ELIZABETH HALL, who graduated from the State University of Missoula, Mon- tana, witn a B.A. and M.A. de- gree, teaches typing and short- hand classes. 11