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A THeteaqe friant 7%e 'Pnutccfiai rick c. •f'rank. Principaj It takes an innumerable number of hours, days, and years of careful planning to reach the final period of your high school days. It takes a well- knitted method set forth by the individual, the parents, the faculty, and the community resources to give everyone a start in life. Opportunities are always before you for any career you wish to choose; but it is the task of the girl or boy to be able to sell his product, himself, to someone who will give him a suitable chance to prove his capabilities. There are no easy or short-cut methods to education; no easy ways to get good grades; no easy jobs or easy ways to make money. Your daily activities must be planned, your thoughts set forth for clean wholesome living, and your pattern of life, unparalleled and unques- tionable. All of these characteristics and traits may be achieved by you and you alone, simply through one method, and that is TO ORGANIZE, through f continued effort, your education and your preparation for life.
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Sfacctcrtt @outtcit )P ROW: Bruce Crowell. Dale Nasman. Ron Raben. Wayne Braa. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Soth. Jim Van Natta. Ann Erickson. »rm Glover. Mark Anderson. STANDING: Marilyn Bloor, Jerry McManus. Barbara Monson. John Bunge. Dixie Smith. )T SHOWN: Patty Stevens.
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Sufcenirtte u(cvtt ojj Sc ooix. It is a privilege and a pleasure to have the honor of writing a message in this year's edition of Hayu Saghalie. The excell- ent production has come about through hard work and capable leadership of the Editor, Lucille Cook and Advisor, Miss Wicklund. Members of the Annual staff, faculty, and students have also greatly aided in making this Annual an outstanding review of our true school life-a book that will be cherished more and more as each year passes by. To the students, faculty, and the principal of the Monroe Senior High School, 1 wish to stress the importance to each of you of the value of the friendships that have been developed in our school. The pleasure and knowledge of working and playing together in a cooperative atmosphere has been a great satisfaction. It will be an important impetus to each and every one of you in the days to come. The spirit and sportsmanship which is so typical of our school can form the foundation for great accomplishments by all who have had the honor of being part of Monroe Senior High School. To our Seniors - God bless you and bon voyage! c-t - 10
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