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

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Andrew Brockman works on nailing up dry wall during the last hour, seventh period, of Construction Capstone. Construction Capstone, FRONT ROW: Dennis Pickett, Mark Tuescher, Patrick Holthaus, Dan Mueller, Scott Kuebli, Terry Kundert, Phillip Kearns, and David Bauman. SECOND ROW: Advisor Mr Donald Tupper, Phillip Lueck. Andrew Brockman, Russell Alston, John Bartelt, Jeff Schattschneider, Jeff Rupnow, Ryan Sef-frood. Michael Matley, Allen Phillips, and Richard Boeck. Program Continues Since 1972 Construction Capstone was started in 1972 and has been offered by the Industrial Education department ever since. Capstone consists of approximately sixteen students and meets fifth through seventh hours every school day. Capstone covers the basic skills dealing with house construction and helps the students to cooperate and work with others. Students, under the supervision of Mr. Tupper, designed and built a three bedroom house. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) is a club designed for students who are interested in vocational industrial occupations. This club works closely with Capstone. Activities involve jobs dealing with many areas of trade such as construction of houses, auto mechanics, welding, house wiring, drafting, and machinery. VICA officers were Scott Kuebli, President; John Bartlett, Vice President; Russ Alston, Secretary; David Bauman, Treasurer; and Jeff Schattschneider, Material Specialist. VICA Officers David Bauman, Treasurer; Jeff Schattschneider, Material Specialist; John Bartelt. Vice Presi- Jeff Rupnow and Scott Kuebli measure a window dent. Scott Kuebli. President. » »“ what s,2e °f a w,ndow °

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•«|Sl . at. VAj.U Allan FI I Safi Hi Presenting five h Monroe Marching Ba; bv salutMig Allan F. to nanfwbe former iim, Hfe re I? e rq fe|a dr h r JeViWBwork d ne ton rogruq aeweit ive, tj PEP BAND From Row: Steve Wjsil, Darren Schroeder. Paul My. Todd Schluesche. Bai Quereshi. Jenny Bruess. Barb Du Charme. David Baker Dennis Richie. Wendy Ward. TGern Cromwell. Sh|erri Severson, Mr Schilt Second Row Kris Berry. Tracy Moser. Jenny Goebel, Amy Babula. Deb Kubly, Michelle Lane, Patty Fitzgerald. Missy Nall. Kristin Fishbaugh. Alice Waelchli. Tammie Schlittler. Becky Burn, Mr. Hvland. Third Row. Jean Thurlemann, Man- Goltz. Cindy Alexander, Shelly Figi. Heidi Indergand. Tisha Brown. Tiffany Butler, Jill Fernastaedt. Kristin Bieneman. Neil Whitehead. Tracy Oles Fourth Row: Kelly Blum. Ann McNally. Cindy W'eckerly. Lisa Tindell. Kns Rutledge, Jody Miller. Diane Wolfe. Sheri Hannes. Angi Barth. Fifth Row Andy Goebel. Cathy Faith. Risha Beyers. Julie Digman. Maureen Deignan, Came Ballard, Lisa Hartwig, Colleen Deignan Sixth Row John Schumacher. Mark Rinehart. Rita Vogel. Michelle Hennchs. Dawn White. Yvonne Klassy. Teresa Watkins Seventh Row Bruce Bum, Mark Bailey, Trevor Gamache. Marcia Wiegel. Mary Ganshert. Keith Klassy. Pete Blum. Milda Vickerman. Sean Thomas. Mike Basford Eighth Row Tracy Pooler. Richard Farm. Chns O'Berem. Dan Hemming. Brian Pooler. Gary Welz. Kevin Bohren. SMALL ENSEMBLES: Front Row Deb Kubly, Jenny Goebel. Michelle Lane. Patti Schilt. Sue Koch. Jenny Bruess, Tanya Tapper. Knstin Fishbaugh. Rebekah Willett. Julie Celta. Liz Stormont. Mr Schilt Second Row Leslie Wake, Colleen Deignan. Heidi Krueger. Sherri Hannes. Melissa Rautmann. Cindv Weckerly. Rhonda Pyle. Vicky Tullett, Jodi Berndt. Alice Waelchli. Gina Schulte. Mr Hyland Third Row: Ann Karls, Lisa Tindell. Becky Bun. Jolene Heins, Michele Hennchs. Dawn White. Anne Kopp. Betxy Leistikow. Jody Miller. Amy Babula. Diane Wolfe. Fourth Row Laune Wuethrich. Cindv Purcell. Tnsha Beyers. Lisa Hale. Tnsha Brown. Pete Blum. Tim Goldenman Fifth Row: Julie Andress, Mark Bailey. Trevor Gamache. Richard Earns. Mary Ganshert. Marcia Wiegel, Keith Klassy. John Staab. Mike Basford. Lynnette Leopold. Andy Goebel Sixth Row Mark Dombkowski. Chruch Weldon, Dan Neuenschwander. Tom Gnb, Todd Klippel. Bnan Pooler, Dan Hemming. Sean Thomas Seventh Row Bruce Bun. Paul Iselv, Barb Du Charme, Darren Schroeder. Bai Qureshi. David Baker. Wen-dv Ward. TGern Cromwell. Mike Franks. Tracy Pooler MARCHING BAND Front Row Bai Quereshi. Jenny Bruevs. David Baker. Barb Du Charme. Dennis Richie, Todd Schluesche. Shawn Schroeder Second Row Mr John Hyland. Darren Schroeder. Paul Isely, Wendy Ward. Tern Cromwell. Diane Wolfe Third Row Milda Vickerman. Pete Blum. Mary ( anshert. Keith Klassy. Marcia Wiegel. Dan Neuenschwander Fourth Row Robert Vickerman, Chns Farris. |ohn Staab. Brian Pooler. Dan Hemming. Gary- Welz Fifth Row Dawn White. Terese Watkins, Yvonne Klassy, Mike Badord. Mark Bailey. Bruce Burn. Trevor Gamache Sixth Row Rita Vogel. Lisa Hartwig, Ellen Schmitz. Julie Andrews. Mike Halderman. Tom Gauger. Richard Farm. Jodi Miller Seventh Row Jenny Goebel. Patty Fitzgerald. Renee Bergemann. Angie Barth. Tracy Oles. Neil Whitehead. Lisa Lane, Deb Kubly. Shern Hannes. Eighth row Shem Severson. Amy Babula. Andv Goebel. Sean Thomas. Kristin Bieneman. lulie Celta. Mary Goltz. Traci Moser. Heidi Indergand. Alice Waelchli Ninth Row: Kevin Bohren. Knstin Fishbaugh. Vicky Tullett, Kns Rutledge. Missy Nall, Tammie Schlittler, Paula Hunt, Kelly Blum. Kmty Berry, Tracy Pooler. Tenth Row Betsy Leistikow. Lisa Tindell. Ann McNally, Cindy Weckerly, Shelly Mauerman, Becky Berry The Wahoo presents a half time feature during the Homecoming pep rally. nun gun ng winning the shoot out the Lone Ranger and his new found love, the damsel, rode off into the sunset. Back by popular demand, the Wahoo , a percussion sectional, returned throughout the year to entertain football and basketball crowds with such themes as Wahoo goes to the Beach' and 'Wahoos final finale'. Mr. Hyland, Marching and Pep Band director, added, the Mar-ching Pep Band season was enlivened by the Wahoo! .

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School Choruses Unite Students of all ages and singing abilities united to fill the high school gym with music for the second biannual All School Festival. From This Land is Your Land to English madrigals, the festival represented a wide variety of music which showed the development of vocal groups at different abilities. Extra curricular vocal activities gained popularity as sixty students tried out for opening slots in both the Girl's Swing Choir and Mixed Swing Choir. Girl's Swing Choir performed Zip-a-dee-doo-dah and Too, Toot, Tootsi, Goo' Bye , to name a few, for school recitals, and requests by the Moose organization and the Manor. As for the Mixed Swing Choir, the five months of practice focused mainly on Broadway , a thirty minute non-stop medely choreographed by Cathy Quehl. Karen Huber gave crash course dance lessons for Puttin' On The Ritz and Wake Me Up Before You Go Go , which were nearly mastered by the group after 6:30 a.m. breakfast meetings at Me Donalds every Wednesday Morning. Though there were so many different personalities in the mixed swing choir, everybody got along and made suprising-ly new friendships, noted Cathy Quehl. We worked hard to show our audiences that yes we're having a great time on this stage and we hope that we can amaze and entertain you with our hidden talents and good fun. The mixed swing choir celebrated their season by heading off on a water skiing excurion for some relaxation and fun in the sun. Girl's Swing Choir, FRONT ROW: Kris Rassmussen, Tina Goecks, Annette Bartels, Becky Buri, Tracy Oles, Jodi Wesley. SECOND ROW: Julie Lickes, Tracy Hwins, Heidi Brockman, Claudine, Tracy Blaser, Trisha Brown, Shelly Perry. Girls Chorus, FRONT ROW: Kris Rassmussen, Shelly Perry, Ellen Miller, Chris Gavigan, Carol Prendergast, Tracy Blaser, Lenae Rowe. SECOND ROW: Tracy Heins, Heidi Brockman, Ms. Delores Feldt, Lonna Rufer, Tammy Masshardt, Beth Larson, Brenda Mayer, Adriana Isaacs. 28 Swing Choir boys spend long hours learning to hold back laughter as Brian Bruess masters his feminine roll in “Hello Dolly . Mike Shreve, Beth Larson, and Karen Huber uphold Swing Choir tradition at McDonalds with a 6:30 a.m. breakfast.