Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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.4 'iflilff ROW ONE: R. Sagstetter, D. Koranski, R. Larson, F. Enge1dinger,,T . Guntner, G. Krueger, R. Quilling, B. Solem, C. Owens, J. Einum. ROW TWO: M. Harmston, D. Olson, R. F.J'ohn- son, C. Halverson, J' . Stratton, B, King, D. Rue, G. Kreutzer, W.Sabatke. ROW THREE: P Noreen, E. Tanger, D. Kuester, D. Krueger, M. Mcleod, B. Schroeder, P. Knopps, R. Olson W. Cropp. ROW FOUR: D. Sjuggerud, H. Fletcher, C. Retzloff, B. Johnson, T. Earl, D. Irwin J. Zilisch, M. Husby, M. Trinko. M CLUB YA WANNA BUY A PENCIL? If you have ever been accosted in the hall by an anxious M Club member eager to sell his wares whether they be pencils, buttons, or season tickets, chances are you have succumbed to the ambitious sales technique and purchased his wares. The popcorn was greatly improved by the purchase of a new popper which was used to pop popcorn for M.H.S. athletic events. The motto of the club may well be Our business is popping. Under the guidance of Pete Noreen, President, Ron Quilling, Vice-President, and Buck Retzloff, Secretary-Treasurer, the honor athletes completed a very successful year. The M Club chop s, chops, chops and wins first prize for the most humor- ous Homecoming Float. 39 s safe'

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TOP PICTURE, SENIOR G. A. A. OFFICERS Becky Gerlach, Vice-President, Thamer Schultz Junior G. A. A. Adviserg Jeannette Miller, Trea- surerg Cynthia Hill, President, Janice DeLong, Point Secretary, Sue Kausrud, Secretary BOTTOM PICTURE, JUNIOR G,A,A, OF- FICERS: Sue Guntner, President, Jean Skaare, Treasurer, Carolyn Barnard, Vice-President, Harriet Keyes, Secretary. lt's an honor to be a gym leader. It's fun, too. Along with the glory and the fun go a lot of headaches, however. Besides being willing to work hard, the girls' must have high scholastic averages, leadership ability, and dependability. The gym leaders take shower checks, carry equipment, lead exercises, and run errands for Mrs. Miner. Somehow the admiring looks from the younger girls seem to make up for the hard work. GYM LEADERS NIMBLE N YMPH GYM LEADERS, Left to Right: Lynda Lund, Ruthie Swanson, Carmen Millar, Thamer Schultz, Jeannette Miller, Becky Gralow, Penny Donaldson, Judy Goodman, Karen Springer, Sharon Hassett, Gloria Lehmann, Ginny Borgstadt, Sharon Borchert, Kathy Otto, Linda Link.