Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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90 rx S T A N D I N G: R. Carey, D, Gilberts, M. Metzger, D. Ayer, J. Lambert, D. Koranski, J. Gunt- ner, J, Zilisch, A. Lambert. SEATED: S. Lambert, A. Ixlc- Clelland, S. Borden, J. Borden, Nl. Flint, G. Borgstadt, Ixl. Pelto, Ll. Jenny. is W 9- ' J Snow Bunnies and the more advanced Cottontails make up the membership of the M. H. S. Ski Club. First on the tow was our President John Lambert. Next in line were Don Bressler, Vice-President, and Mary Beth Jenny, Secretary-Treasurer. Long, before the snow covered the ground we were meeting to plan our fun-packed week-ends to the hills and to acquaint the new members with the techniques of skiinu. You could find us almost any Saturday morning at one of the nearby ski areas. The familiar cry as we wound our way down the slopes wa., you at the bottom! ee you at the Bottom! llihlh the walls TEAM CAPTAINS: B. Johnson, T. White,J. Herrem, and S. Vande Berg. The boys who participated in N intramural sports this year really ' had a lot of fun. In the fall they took part in tag football, under the superxision of Mr. Wayner. During the winter months, two basketball leagues were formed, the senior high leaque, which wasdlrected by Mr. Hartman and the Junior high league, which was underthe super- vision of Mr. Sneen. A tournament wasalso played after the regular season.

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Gamble Tenseness and e x c i te m e n t hover over the girls on Recognition Day as the time comes for the an- nouneement of the new gym leaders. They are chosen because of their athletic and leadership abilities. i ROW ONE: G. Lehmann, .T. Goodman, B. Gralow, J. Miller, P. Donald- son, V. Borgstadt. ROW TWO: L. Lund, T. Schultz, R. Swanson, C. Millar. ROW THREE: R. Peterson, D. Homme, C. Clark, S. Lehmann. RAN, RAN, IHARGOH! Paddle the Purple --- Rattle Regis --- Hammer Hudson. These are a few of the phrases that bedecked our halls and cheered our team on to victory before each game. The artists responsible for these posters were the Pep Club members. This organization is advised by the senior high cheerleaders and Miss Schultz. Who knows better than they the importance of school spirit? Throughout the year the point secretaries busy themselves with keeping track of the games and meetings each member attends. At the end of the year the high scorers receive an award. POINT SECRETARIES: G. Lehmann, I. Borden, P. Donaldson, B. Gerlach, S. Earl.