Monroe High School - M Book Yearbook (Monroe, WI)

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Dorothy Agnew Whitewater St. Teachers, B. X. Bkkp., Comm. Geog., Bus. Arith. Sponsor - School Bank All cm F. Barnard Carroll College, B. X. Oshkosh State Teachers Social Science, Econ. Sponsor - Band Paulene Bonesho Stout Institute, B. S. Foods Sponsor - Boys1 Cooking Club Edmund Brown U. of Wisconsin, B. S. Physical Education Sponsor - Boys' Ath. Club John C. Calder Oshkosh St.Teachers, Stout Inst Industrial Art6 Sponsor - Girls' Man. Training Conservation Club Marie A- Doerfer Whitewater St. Teachers Gregg School, Chicago Shorthand, Typing Sponsor - Annual Anna Driebusch Rockford College, A. B.; A. M. Latin, German Sponsor - Soph.Clast, Dramatics Valborg Fletty U. of Wisconsin, A. B. Eau Claire St. Teachers History Sponsor - Forensics LaVon Jones U. of Wisconsin, B. A.; M. A. U. S. History Sponsor - Senior Class Dorothy M. Nommensen Carroll College, B. M. Milw. St. T.; U- of Wis. Music Sponsor - Glee Clubs 7

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E. 0. Evans Superintendent Carroll College, B. A. University of Wisconsin,M.A. Nowhere in the world does youth have the opportunity for self-development that it has in our own United States. Nowhere else are schools free to the children of all the people, and the development of each child dependent only on his native ability and his use of the facilities at his disposal. Practically no parents are financially able to provide educational opportunities for their children that would be at all comparable to our system of free education. But schools can be provided for all only at a sacrifice by the citizens of our country.Self-denial on the part of citizens should find its complement in appreciation on the part of those who receive free opportunities. Youth can best express its appreciation by making the most of the opportunities provided. E. 0. E. T. R. Holyoke Assistant Principal Oshkosh State Teachers University of Wisconsin Industrial Arts This M Book is the legacy the senior class leaves to Monroe High School. Its value in after life cannot be over-estimated. It is hoped it will remind you of the enthusiasm of high school days. It will recall ventures on the athletic field, your attempts at debate and oratory, pa ticipation in musical programs and dramttic performances, as well as your studies and problems in literature , science, and mathematics. It will help you to recall the hour of graduation,when you acdepted the challenge of the world with its many perplexing problems. May you always be faithful to the high standards Monroe High School has set before you and may you always apply your best energies to the faithful service of humanity. T. R. H.

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Nat. G. Preston U. of Wisconsin, B. S. Physics, Chemistry-Sponsor - Science Club Frieda Elizabeth Reed U. of Wisconsin, B. S. Clothing Sponsor - Handiwork Margaret Schiesser Milwaukee St. Teachers Library Science Ruth A• Shepherd U. of Wisconsin, B. A U- of Cal., Harvard U. Engli sh Sponsor - Annual Helen E. Spencer U. of Wisconsin, B. A. Mathematics Sponsor - Orchestra Myrtle G. Stokke La Crosse St.Teachers, B.E. Physical Education Sponsor - G. A. C. Margaret E. Wernectce Ripon College, A. B. World Hist., Civics, Latin Sponsor - Junior Class Helen A. Zimmerman Macalester College, B. A. U. of Minnesota Engli sh Sponsor - Bulletin Erma Klassy Monroe High School, '35 School Secretary Velma A. Klein, R. N. U- of Minnesota School Nurse Sponsor - G. A. C. 8