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

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'Wt ■ 'I There are many opportunities at Monroe High mented for recording the events ot Monr School for students to utilize their citizenship, in- School and its progress, telhgence, initiative, and energy. Many advantages are offered to the student who is industrious, friend- ly and active. He will receive many more benefits than the one who finds school uninteresting. Remember this is your school and the annual plays an important part in your school life. The HAYU SAGHALIE staff should be compli Patrick C. Frank Principal

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Ejh school, you hove hod the out which is preparation for follow. With the practice of e application of your high lonfident that our country in er place in which to live. reach the pinnacle of suc- •iness. Sincerely. ■ wish to express my thanks for your friend- iperation, and excellent spirit of fair play. »as been a distinct pleasure and an inspira- ; associated with all of you. The living with udents and the contact with faculty mem- bers is something very much worthwhile. From this you have developed a true experience of our dem- ocratic way of life. As the leaders of tomorrow, this will be of paramount importance. Through active Thomas E. Morsden Superinten mt;j|

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 MRS. CLAUDIA FAY, the first Home Economics instruc- tor for high school students exclusively for some years, came to us from the Eastern Washington College of Education at Cheney. She admits that as much as she likes Monroe and western Washington, she is still, and always will be, just a little homesick for the Cheney and Spokane areas. Besides Home Ec., Mrs. Fay also taught this year's Family Relations class. Not only is Mrs. Foy an experienced home economist (after all, she has raised three boys and a husband), but she is a very talented artist and would like to teach a class of this type. ■ MRS. MARGARET YOUNG, who served os our librarian for the First time this year, has improved and added to our library more than anyone else in the past. She hos established a general reference section, added several hundred books, worked up a booklet entitled. Information on Authors , and hos in every way made our library a more efficient place to study. Mrs. Young taught soph. English, hos been Torch Advisor for five years and is Monroe s tennis coach, and supervisor of the song and cheer- leaders. ■ MR CLIFFORD GILLIES came from W.S.C. to begin his teaching career five years ago in Monroe This year Mr Gillies taught world history, general math., algebra mtramurols. health and P.E., driver’s education, and was football and track coach and as- sistant basketball coach While Mr. Gillies was in the Air Corps for two and a half years os a cryptographer he. had the doubtful pleasure of being caught in a typhoon in Guam and seeking refuge for the night in a refrigerator He still craves excitement.