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

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Dedication SM- n y JLnnuals have been dedicated to what or whoever has been the guiding force or power affecting most the students comprising the graduating class of that year. This year, we, the student body, the editors, writers, copyists, typists, and the class of 46 as a whole who are the producers of this annual are an extremely lucky group in that our exit from high school will be heralded by peace not war. The power of peace, its joys and the triumphs which it makes pos- sible is now ours. To keep the peace and find our place in a land that can have good will and fellowship without prejudice and hate as poisons to undermine our structure is our goal. A good start, the proper foun- dation for realization of that goal is necessary to eventual success and happiness. We owe much to the work of Miss Wicklund, to her personal attention and the aid given unselfishly to each and all of her pupils. The success she attained is evident in the praise and heartfelt gratitude of the severest critics, the students themselves. Affectionately called Wicky out of hearing. Miss Wicklund has provided in herself the most unforgetable and impressionable person- abity of our high school career, her teaching and charm will remain with us. This annual is dedicated with sincere affection to Miss Louise Wick- lund, our teacher, advisor, and friend.