Monona Grove High School - Silver Scroll Yearbook (Monona, WI)

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BREAK COMMISSION ROW 1--Mr. Sommers, M. Smith, M. Gunderson, J. Thelen--Co-Chm., E. Sprengle, D. Keyes. ROW 2 --D. Schmelzer, M. Hill, K. Mitchell--Chm., J. Gust, B. Rosten, G. Morris, P. Stini. ROW 3--C. Larson B. Franke, L. Eustice--Sec., J. Tipple, M. Duane, L. Holbach, G. Johnson. The 15-minute mid-morning break is organized by the Break Commission and provides refreshments for the students. The Finance Commission is made up of the treasurers of the school clubs. Its chairman is the treasurer of the Student Council. The purpose of the commission is to teach simple accounting procedure and financial responsibility through the maintenance of club iinancial records. FINANCE COMMISSION ROW 1--B. Lemon, V. Olsen, C. Shimniok, B. Horne--Chm. ROW 2--M. Witte, S. Hummer, F. Nelson, T. Solheim, J. Dent, L. Schriner. ROW 3--R. Miklavcic, C. Maertz, M. Shower, L. Hoeksema, J. Jung, B. Rosten, C. Farness. 62

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AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE COMMITTEE ROW 1--Mrs. 'Southwell, R. Savilahti, K. Kasashima, S. I-Ielgeland, M. Witte, K. Wikoff, B. Bjoraker, Mr. Durnford, S. Nickeson--Chm. ROW 2--Mr. Bale, S. Gifford, M. Sargent, P. Sargent, C. Pressentin, S. Woodrow, T. Solheim. ROW 3--M. Hunter, R. Uselman, M. Shower, K. Mitchell, L. Eustice, D. Kil- gust, S. Matthews, J. Skroch. ROW 4--D. Brown, L. Trappe, P. Casey, J. Schwebke, H. Gausewitz, L. Kidd. The American Field Service Committee is in charge of raising money for the support of Monona Grove's AFSers and helping our foreign students become accustomed to MG life. The A.F.S. Committee sponsors fund-raising activities throughout the year for the school and the community. This committee is made up of the presidents, vice presidents, and immediate past presidents of the classes. Its functions are to provide direct contact and promote understanding between the administration and the student body. STUDENT FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE ROW 1--S. Goldberg, J. Matson, S. Woodrow, K. Elliott, D. Brown, Miss Zwiebel. ROW 2--J. Schultz, T. Solheim, M. Paul, D. Kilgust, T. Niemczyk, D. Woosley. 61

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M. G. ROOM COMMISSION ROW 1--Mr. Bean, L. Forbes, R. Miklavcic, B. Knecht, S. Udhardt, B. Udhardt, J. Wheeler. ROW 2--J. Sager, L. Bard, L. Trappe, M. Rigney, D. Sam, E. Harris, S. Gifford, ROW 3--N. Pulling--Art Chm., M. Shower--Chm., B. Bethke, H. Gausewitz, B. Shower, J. Jung--Sec.-Treas., R. Brodbeck. The MG-Room Commission supervises the facilities provided for students during the noon hour. The stu- dents may use the MG-Room for dancing, listening to favorite records, or just plain conversing. The nucleus of MG's school spirit can be found in the Pep Commission. Its members are usually found working hard on Homecoming activities, pep posters, pep rallies, transportations for away games, or selling pom poms and buttons. PEP COMMISSION ROW 1--M. Kneebone, B. Home, K. Gannon, P. Buckley, W. Toki, J. Litel, T. Streber, H. Nickeson. ROW 2--B. Rosefelt, B. Vesaas, C. Buehner, L. Lightbourn, S. Wake, K. Skaar, T. Welsh, L. Levander, G. Harrington, Mr. Burdick--Advisor. ROW 3--B. Horne, B. Hoff, L. Helmicks, S. Woodrow, P. Stolen, L. Schriner, P. Sullivan, J. Brewer, R. Uselman. ROW 4--K. Uselman, S. Johnson, P. Casey--Chm., D. Paterson, D. Woosley, S. Biederman, S. Nickeson, M. Shaw.