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

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Oh!! Those book reports!! Study Hall?? Genius at Work! but Mr. Cornelison has his doubts! Office Force: Past and Present. Typing--A BCD ?2$ ??? Monarch and Slave Driver!

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'50 McManus, Harvold, Ed. Wicklund, Hester, Anderson, Manoske. Louise W. Wicklund Class Advisor In the fall of 1947, seventy newly graduated freshmen eagerly crowded through the doors of Monroe Senior High School, with hopes of improving .their minds by higher learning. They brought with them their motto, My future is up to me; let me make the most of it. During their sophomore year, Elmer Manoske was president, Ethylnn Davis, secretary; Jack Hensley, treasurer; and sophomore representatives for Student Council, LeRoy Anderson and Marilyn Knoshaug. In their junior year, Marilyn Knoshaug was elected president, Ray Hagel, vice- president; Elmer Manoske, secretary; Dolores Mercer, treasurer. Quite a few ex- citing events happened during this year. A lovely Junior Prom was put on Febru- ary twelfth, in the theme of King Neptune's Garden. Following this on April eighth their hit play, Cross My Heart, was presented. On April twenty-third, a banquet was held in honor of the seniors. Decorations followed the theme of the Senior Ball, April Showers. The last year in Monroe High School was an eventful one. On December sec- ond, the class play, 320 College Avenue, was presented under the direction of Miss Wicklund. On April fourteenth, the annual junior banquet was held in honor of the seniors. After the banquet everyone enjoyed the Senior Ball, which took place in fabulous Blue Hawaii. Among the numerous awards won by students, Ethylnn Davis was honored in winning the D.A.R. award.