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

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Entertaining during Prom, Tremor, an out of town band, performs a mixture of fast and slow music. 1984-1985 Prom Court: Front Row: Tami Standiford, Marcia Wiegel, Dwen Voss, Bai Quereshi, Queen Melissa Flannery, Tiffany Hartwig, Barb Du Charme, Michel Henrichs, and Heidi Fuchs. Back Row. Dean Leitzinger, Craig Mauer-mann, Brian Keith, Brian Bruess, Kimg Marc Isely, Dennis Carroll, Jim Bregenzer, Lance Sathoff, and Jon Marti. Senior class President Jon Marti and date present the King Marc Isely and Queen Melissa Flannery to the parents. 15

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You're the Inspiration With Chicago as the setting, the junior class presented You're the Inspiration to the senior class as the 1985 Prom theme. The junior class voted Marc Isely as the Prom king. Fullfilling his first obligation, Marc chose Melissa Flannery as his queen. The couple lead the Grand March and Marc gave an opening address to the May fourth crowd of parents and friends. The decorations included a miniature city consisting of varied sized buildings with reflecting windows, a replica of the Golden Gate Bridge, and murals of the Chicago skyline which ran across the back of the south wall. The junior class decided to replace the bridge entrance with a newly purchased entrance which was covered with blue and silver balloons. There was also a large constructed top hat hanging from the ceiling above the dance floor. After twelve years of use the ceiling sky was unsafe and in very poor shape. Thus, the junior class with the aid of Mrs. Hart had the task of making a new one. After breaking several needles and threading many bobbins the small group of junior girls and guys sewed strips of blue dyed cheese cloth into a 100 foot by 100 foot blanket of sky. Prom Servers Lisa Esber, Kim Standiford, Gina McKenna, Jenny Rawson, Michelle Tindel, Kim Graber. King Marc Isely crowns Melissa Flannery queen during the Prom ceremony. 14 Prom Servers: Mike Shreve, Dave Grimm, Jim Yurs, Jeff Frehner, Ed Bauman. Shawn Bilgri.

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-cheerleader's pom-pon routine -nuclear car insurance -solo, duet, and group singing -selections from The Fiddler on the Roof -swing choir -teacher skits -instrumental quintet -dance routines -jazz ensemble -mass We Are the World choir '85 REVUE Mr. Hyland sings of being a rich man in a scene from 'Fiddler on the Roof done by the faculty and swing choir. Robert Vickerman and Neil Whitehead try to sell the audience Nuclear Insurance at a real cheap price Michele Henrichs and other varsity cheerleaders do a routir with flashlights and pompons to the Pointer Sister's sor 'Neutron Dance.' 16