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

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Besides being a group of guys with blue sweaters on, this group has a purpose. As Mr. Klement, their advisor, says, The reason for having the club is to promote and better the ath- letic program, and help the school. The club has in recent years purchased for the school, 31,000 in projection equipment and paid for part of the original trophy case, for the athletic department, it has bought a movie camera for game films, a Whirlpool for the training room, blazers, the blocking sled, and the pitching machine. They also handle all the concessions and programs at the state track meets and usher at the regional basketball tourn- aments. In the future, the club plans to build a press box for the football field. One of the main things that the club does for its members is the giving of two S100 scholarships l i LETTERMEN'S CLUB ROW 4--Steve Opsal, Mike McCarty, Bill Henry, Louie DuPont, Mark Polzer, Leo Neville, Andy North, jim Schwebke, Tom Tipple, Dick Kilgust, Gary Schwenn, Joe Smecko. ROW 3--Mark Winters, Bob Noll, Gary Peterson, David Omen, Doug Swingen, John Boyle, jim Matson, Lloyd Kind, Glenn Woosleyg Bob Knecht, Mike Brockman, Bill Hinnendael. ROW 2--Mr. Klernent, Steve Dolshaw, Mitch Sultze, Mike Seeliger, Phil Raynoha, Kevin Forseth, Tom Halverson, Mike Paul, Marc Sabin, Mike Kessinich, Don Simley. ROW 1--Pat Klingelhoets, Gary Mory, Tom Dalton, Ron Dalton, Mark Hanson, Mike Hunter, Tim DeRungs, jerry Kaiser, jerry Hilgendorf, Andy Tennant, Iaque Durnford.

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I l INTRAMURALS Intramural sports supply the boys of all four grades with noon hour activity that gives the ones Who Were not good enough for the interscholastic team, but are still interested. The intramural program offers a Variety of sports including basketball, Volleyball, battleball, and archery, in Which teams are picked and a regular season round -robin is set up. After the season, tournaments are played between the classes With the seniors usually Winning. 98

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ROW 3--I. Sager, M. Ladwig, C. Stoll, C. Iohnson, E, Rueber, B. Douglas, K. Doering. ROW 2--B. Buchanan, J. Way, M. Kneebone, L. Barnhart, C. Toki, T. Frailey. ROW 1--Miss Grimm, Advisor, B Lemke, K. Gassen, C. Scheck, C. Buener, Miss Kanable, Advisor. The shouts vibrating through the gym that are heard every Monday night are caused by members of the Girls Athletic Association fG.A.A.J. These girls participate in such activities as Volleyball, Basketball, Bombard - ment, Badminton, Ping-Pong, Softball, and Track Qout- sidej. In addition, G.A.A. is active throughout the Badger Conference, and has held meets With Sun Prairie Edgerton, jefferson, and Monroe. G .A .A. also has a bowling league Which meets after school on Tuesdays at Village Lanes--the results of Which are published in the State journal. Awards here, as Well as for Monday night activities, are given. G.A.A.