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

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RADIO CLUB ROW 1--T. Halverson, G. TeRonde, C. Studee--Sec.-Treas., L. Hepler, B. Verhelst. ROW 2--Mr. Pfeiffer--Adv., B. Wendle, J. Vogel--Pres., J. Russel--V. Pres., S. Jensen. The Radio Club is organized to teach radio theory and operating procedure used for amateur licensing. The main objective of the club is to build equipment and maintain a school station. Red Cross Club, a new organization, encourages students to participate in activities which help the needy. Some of its activities include donating money and materials to the underprivileged and sponsoring a dinner for the Foreign Exchange Suidents. RED CROSS CLUB ROW 1--P. McDermott, V. Johnson--Pres., B. Rosten--Sec.-Treas., M. Smith. ROW 2--H. Tuten, V. Vitense, S. Gifford, Mrs. Southwell--Adv. ROW 3--G. Morris, M. Tuten, M. Rotter, J. Skroch, M. Shower. ROW 4--J. Imhoff, L. Holbach, J. Schwebke--State Rep., L. Kidd, L. Eustice, B. Bullis. 76

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LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1--Miss Aaberg, S. Moen, R. DiLorenzo, K. Owens, M. Rotter, C. Shimnick--Sec.-Treas., C. Du- Charme. ROW 2--L. Buckley--V. Pres., R. Brodbeck, L. Eustice, J. Schwebke, M. Milquet--Pres., K. Drotning. The Library Club is a service club by which the members help in the library as assistants and also help pro mote the library during Book Week by making posters and signs. Math Club is organized for those students who have developed an interest in Mathematics. The club is at- tempting to build a. computer, and there have 'been interesting discussions on the facets of Mathematics. The only requirement is that a member must have completed Geometry. Meetings are conducted on an in formal basis in the evenings. MATH CLUB ROW 1--R. Mildavcic, S. Gifford, M. Johnson, J. Salick, S. Mickelson, J. Dent, T. So1heim--Sec.- Treas., S. Breiby, J. Hoemke, S. Matthews--V. Pres. ROW 2--Mr. Glunn--Adv., D. Westmore, T. Bo- land, L. Hepler, M. Shower, S. Biederman, M. Tuten, D. Brown, T. Niemczyk. ROW 3--P. Rosten, C. Rider, J. Vogel--Pres., B. Kind, B. Kilgust, H. Gausewitz, J. Phillips, C. Studee. ' 75

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SKI CLUB ROW 1--K. Parks, L. Forbes, C. Vogel, S. Vale, S. Noorlander, T. Solheim, P. Randolph. ROW 2--P. McDermott, K. Hliott, R. Mecum, K. Wold, D. Beck, B. Bates, J. Chaplitski, ROW 3--N. Anderson, J. Salick, K. Collman, B. Murray, S. Berg, N. Pulling, L. Karberg, K. Wilson, L. Trappe. ROW 4--P. Casey, J. Bond, S. Parks, J. Verthein, T. Gedko, S. Lochner, G. Ba.nfi. ROW 5--S. Van Hoof, R. Berres, D. Brown, T. Niemczyk, J. White, J. Schwebke, M. Schriner, T. Solheim--Pres., R. Savilahti. The Ski Club, one of the most popular in the school, was organized to give skiers a chance to get together, both to have more fun, and to reduce the cost of skiing, AND to improve their skiing technique. Rockhounds are students having a special interest in rock collecting and jewelry making. This club provides for them the expensive equipment and instruction needed for Lapidary work. ROCKHOUNDS ROW 1--Miss Kratowicz, D. Fagerlin, J. Schumacher. ROW 2--T. Tipple, S. Fagerlin. 77