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

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BADGE R GIRLS STATE jan Salick, as MG's representative to 1 Badger Girls' State, was a candidate for Lieutenant-Governor. Although she Was not elected, it was a great honor for jan and for MG. BADGE R BOYS STATE Jim Matsen Tom Halvorsen Kevin Forseth Phil Raynoha Mike Seeligher NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS Martha Hoff and Ann Erickson achieved the title of National Merit Semi- finalists for excelling in scholastic testing.

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N.H.S. Scholarship, leadership, service and char- acter. With these four qualities in mind, the National Honor Society chose thirteen juniors and six seniors for membership in early October. The senior members, previously elected, conducted tapping ceremonies during first period. All went well except for a slight fand intentional? D slip of mind that caused re-entry into two math classes. For a week gold keys worn around nineteen necks were seen throughout school. Thursday, October 13, these keys were replaced with small, gold N. H. S. pins. Again, the advisor, Mrs. Thompson was pleased with the success of the solemn installation ceremony. All was not perfect, however, for a certain junior boy couldn't quite contain his dismay when he ended up in the wrong row of chairs. With Kathy Skaar, President, Marybeth Johnson, Vice-President, Sandy Huemmer, Secretary, and Ann Erickson, Treasurer leading the way, the National Honor Society undertook three projects. An honor pass committee, headed by Chris Buehner, investigated the possibility of some type of honor pass for worthy students. The red tape entangling this part of project slowed its progress to a halt. A very successful committee led by Kathy Skaar pro- vided N. H. S. members as tutors for students who needed or requested them. A third com- mittee, led by Debbie Hunter undertook the task of planning an exceptional field trip for the National Honor Society for the end of a year of busy service work. ROW 3--Bev Hoff, Maribeth johnson-Vice President, Shari Woodrow, Karen Hougan, jan Salick Nlike Paul, Gary Bjoraker, Diane Fagerlandg Tom Halverson, jim Matson, Lloyd Kind ROW 2 Kathy Lynch Barb Horne, Nancy johnson, Surinder Jessyg Linda Barnhartg Sandy Huemmer Secretary, Kathy Skaar President, Robbie Rapp, Ian Brewer, Martha Hoff, Paul Sprecher, Mary jo Rigny, ROW 1 Mrs Thompson Advisor, Sue Niemczykg Holly Nickesong Pat Klingelhoetsg Debbie Hunter Treasurer, Jill Wheeler, Sceone Kapitz, C1'1I'1S Buehnerg Diane Gestg Alice Rotterg Ann Erickson, Bonnie Rosefelt, Steve Goldberg

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW 3--Darlene Hanseng Margie Gausmanng Dawn Mecumg Mary Misteleg Debbie Morrisong Rita Berberichg Mary McConley5 Roxanne Sultzeg Bonnie Douglasg Miss Bryant, Advisor. ROW 2--Jackie Gnabasikg Mary Mersbergerg Kathy Dollg Patti Schwartzg Mary Meyers' Chris Hiegel- Mary Croak- Nancy DeVoe5 Rhonda Thompsong Barb Grebel. ROW 1--Cathy Virnigg Genene Googleg Charlene B k. - . - . ec , Janice Odegard, julie Horgan, Becky Dugang Jane Durnfordg Sandy Sargent. SPANISH CLUB Luz Helena Baena, our foreign assistant teacher had customs to trade, a lilting Columbian accent and an interested desire to help. ROW 3--Linda I-Iooverg June Hinnendaelg Marsha Milquetg Eileen Ubbelohdeg Kathy Schmook. ROW 2--Kathy Parkerg Shawn Forsethg Nancy DeVoeg Nancy Stenjemg Ioan Sinksen. ROW 1--Mr. Behm-Advisory Claudia Adamsg Dianne Willsg Mary McEnilyg Gail Beale.