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

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■ The beginning of the school year of 1955-1956 was saddened by the loss of Eugene Erickson from our student body. An A student, a musician, an athlete, and a boy of warm friendliness of personality, the memories of Gene will linger long in the minds of those students fortunate enough to have been one of his classmates. I

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Table of Contents Faculty and Administration Classes Organizations Activities Athletics Personalities ■ Artistically, rhetorically, and photographically, the 1956 HAYU SAGHALIE presents new shades in education, new angles in student lite, and new inno- vations in Monroe High School. Washington, known as one of the last frontiers, still proudly boasts of its variety of wildlife. The forested and mountainous oreas near Monroe are indeed a huntsman's and naturalist's paradise. It is the staff's intention to recall to the Alumni of Monroe School, to whom this 43rd edition of the HAYU SAGHALIE is dedicated, the scenes and memories of a fast vanishing wildlife which will remind them not only of the beauty of their home community but also, in reminiscence, of Benny Bearcat, M.H.S.'s mascot.

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FACULTY