Monroe High School - Doctrine Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1963 volume:

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Hanson WRITERS PHOTOGRAPHERS ART STAFF jackie Hill Steve Fowls jay Abramovitz, Sanajz Teryi johnson Darrel Hedman Heatherston, Leon Buescher 4 CONTENTS I gfg! Q OPENING ..... ........... 1 FACULTY ..... . . . 6 SENIORS ...... . . . 15 UNDERCLASS ..... ..... 3 7 SCHOOL LIFE .... ... 51 ATHLETICS ..... .. . 61 ORGANIZATIONS ..... . .. 81 INDEX ..... ..... 1 06 5 C3290 OUR THANKS Evegione isfamiliar with the phrase, Take advantage of allyour high school days, thgz are the best ones Uyour lk. Obviousbf high school is cz preparation - a stepping stone. In this space age, our future world becomes smaller and it is necessagf to be able to com- municate our thoughts and ideas. Therqizre English is most impor- tant to our future as we learn the manner and method J proper expres- sion. We arefirtunate at Monroe to have excellent English teachers. At this time, however, we would like to single out one Q' these teachers andpay to her a well-deserved tribute. She has instilled in her students a desire fir overall accomplishment. Her projects have influenced the class ly creating a unwing and inspiring spirit. Under her perspic- acious guidance and co-operation, her classes have manWsted their capabilities. She has made us aware of the importance cjresponsibilities and meeting deadlines, which develops a more mature philosophy cyflw and prepares usjpr the demandingfuture. Her own enthusiasmjor the subject and words zyfencouragement have been an inspiration to have pride in our work. Whz'le being modest about her own achieve- ments and collective knowledge, she injects a personal andfriendbz understanding ofthe subject. It is this understanding which helps us to think logicalhl. Besides her enlightening influence as a teacher, her committee work also proves she is a person ofhzgh integrigi. Therdire we the senior class q'1963, with great respect and a vote zyfthanks, dedicate the 1963 DOCTRINE to MRS. ARDITH TOMAN. 7 U Mr. Robert Sclzanke, right, has been serving as Monroe's principal the last two years. The smooth operation of Monroe High School is a result of how well his duties and responsibilities are carried out. This makes him the busiest person in school. Mr. Schanke can be seen at all athletic and school activities. His sense of humor makes him well liked by all students. Mr. Fred Peting, left. became assistant prirzcijyal this year after serving as counselor at Monroe. He comes in contact with many students every day. His pleasant dis- position has made him a favorite of the students. 8 Counselors Miss Kloct and Mr. Pearson are both new to Monroe this year. Among the duties as counselors, they help the students choose programs, take tests, and obtain entrance to college. Miss Kloet's cheerfulness, and Mr. Pearson's eagerness to help the students, make them both well-liked and favorites among the stu- dents. Clcrks - Miss Blanch Dvorak standing, is in charge of keeping records, and taking care of the ofhce in general. Mrs. Hellaine Holliday, seated, is in charge of preparing bulletins, making notices, phoning parents. . Y i MRS. TjOMSLAND is a new addition to the office staff. She spends her day typing, mimeographing, and doing general work pertaining to the maintaining of a high school ofice. Half of her day is spent with the counselors, while the other half she helps the office staff. Though she has only been at Monroe a short time, her friendliness will soon have her well-known by the students. 9 LYLE M. ANDERSON, Eng- lish, Journalism, Macalester B.A., Chaperone Committee. V DAVID G. HAAK, Industrial Arts, University of Minnesota, B.S., Teacher Recruitment. l GEORGE E. IOHNSON, Chemistry, Driving Training, Hamline University, University of Minnesota, M.Ed. ELSWORTH F. BLOOD, Music, American History, Uni- versity of Minnesota, Duluth, B.E., Eastman School of lNIusic, M.A., Public Relations Commit- tee. DUANE F. HANSON, Indus- trial Arts, State Teachers Col- lege, North Dakota Awards Committee. , B.S., 'Qi MRS. P. B. IOHNSON, Art, English, University of Minne- sota, B.A., B.S., Awards Com- mittee, Fish - cut bait - or get out of the boat. 10 IAMES R. CRAFT, Biology, Superior State College, Univer- sity of Minnesota, University of Arizona, BA., Chaperone Com- mittee Chairman, Shape Upf' . . . 5 ' s P- al? , -. 1 .5 ,H we img, 8 2 L. . gs: ,.f1-3.1..12,':m2:s1'fff - f 'Y1Xf't'f 4. -,:qg,p,.-1' Q -ssi w 'E QQ? gf H M ' y ' . Z' I , ' 'f i . ,F N -it '7' ff1, ' ' ' v ' - vi-59' V .... ' -1 . .f'f. , gf ,, .. , if 4 f - 5.1-. 337, . , . A ,.. , sa A t ills, - i , sph, xi, N l - V 1 ' ,,.. MRS. E. HOGENSON, Home Economics, University of Min- nesota, B.S., M.A., Scholarship Committee, PTA Board Pro- gram. ultis a beautiful day. ROBERT JOHNSON, Physical Education, English, Coaching, Macalester College, B.S., Social Committee, Keep working and tryingf' ELAINE DANGERS, Mathe- matics, College of St. Theresa, B.A., University of hlinnesota, M.A., Courtesy Committee. MRS. ELEANOR HOVELS- RUD, English, Hamline Univer- sity, BA., Scholarships. KEITH W. KARSCHNIA, Physics, Mathematics, Hamline University, B.S., Education VVeek. JAMES M. DURHAM, Music, Band, Macalester, B.A. J. A. HUGHES, Engiish, His- tory, College of St. Thomas, B.A., University of Minnesota, M.A., Future Teachers of America, Study Hardf' MR. KELLY, Social Science, St. Thomas, College, B.A., Master of Education. 11 EVELYN H. FISCHER, Girls' Physical Education, University of Minnesota, BA., Chairman City VVide Health Committee, Monroe Health Committee uThere must be an easier way to earn a living. ARTHUR JOHNSON, Dickin- son State Teachers College, lowa State University, University of Minnesota, Health Committee. ALICE H. KNAUSS, Librarian, Jamestown College, University of Minnesota, St. Catherines, BA., BS., MA., Coordinating, Awards Committees, 'iHave you read this? MRS. FLORENCE KRIVA- NEK, School Nurse, Anckcr Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., Health Committee, g'But you don't look sick. MR. W. GERALD LUNDEEN, Blathematics, Augsburg College, B.A., Education Committee, MR. HAROLD j. ROMAN- SKY, Social Studies, College of St. Thomas. B.A., BS, lNI.Ecl.. Chaperone and Health Commit- tees, You get from it what you put into it. MRS. ANDREE KUKLER, Foreign Languages, Carleton College. B.A., University of Minnesota, M.A., Courtesy Committee. MISS DOROTHY MAHOOD, Speech, English, St. Catherine's B.A., Alumni Committee, The word is Pickture! MR. WILLIAM R. SWAN- SON, Special Education, Uni- versity of Blinnesota, B.S. 12 .HZTN MR. WILLIAM M. KUNTZ, Mathematics, St. Mary's Col- lege, B.S., 'gDon't quote mef' MRS. VERNE MELBERG, Home Economics, University of North Dakota, B.S., Public Re- lations Committee, Junior Class advisor. I , g .... . ,. 1 f it 'LQ-9 ag., , - -X ,. .gs . '- , - A X , . ,T as fs mai MRS. CAROLYN 1. TEU- BERT, Home Economics, St. Olaf College, B.A., National Education Week, A stitch in time saves ninef' .AA MR. JOSEPH KUZNIAR. ln- dustrial Arts, General Drawing Instructor, University of Minne- sota, B.S., M.A., Health Com- mittee. MR. LEONARD POWDERLY, English, Creighton University, Ph.D., Alumni Committee. l MR. RALPH I.. TIGUE. Social Studies, University of Minne- sota, BS., NIA., Social Studies Committee, Athletic Committee, There is much one can do il he will only try. MR. LEE, Social Studies, American History, University of Minnesota, B.A., B.S., Public Relations. MR. 1. A. REYMANN, Biology, Science, Carleton College, B.A., St. Thomas, M.A., Future Teachers of America. pi rr. 'Gif . .tau . MRS. A. B. TOIVIAN. English, College of St. Catherine, BA., Social Committee. 13 MISS RUTH LEISE. Business, University of Nlinnesota, M.A., Awards Committee. MISS SHIRLEY A. ROBECK, Business, On-the-Job Training, Gustavus Adolphus College, B.A., University of Minnesota, M.A., Social Committee, g'Proof- readlw MR. CHARLES G. WALL- BLOM, Social Studies, Univer- sity of ldinnesota, BS.. Alumni Committee. MISS GERTRUDE WEL- LISCH, English, University of Minnesota, B.A., Chap- erone Committee. MR. B. G. WILSON, Sales, Typing, On-the-Job Train- ing, University of Minne- sota, B.S., M.A., Public Re- lations Committee. MR. fAMES WIRTH, Business, Athletic Director, Hamline University, BA., University of Minnesota, M.A., Committees 4 Alum- ni, Athletic, Board, Coordi- nating, Let,s hustle! MR. C. WOODALL, His- tory, English, Bethel Col- lege, B.A., American Edu- cation Week, Health, nWell, today I forgot to bring .. . f Lweu Q KW 'E . Liliff' K' ,- ' 1 - T 5 if fi -' , V If w ,. wg if V . . - fs fqggskgg w W fit--4 f .I f :Qi ',L 11- i .f .11 ' git.. V, ' x ' 1- 7 1. ..,,, if ie ' . -A his f . . l ift ' . . - M - A ' , l he ' - M M estys . 215 13: ,i,i T ' 54. 'S f . , K stttss ' K V 'f it 3 Ca eteria help - Left to right, Mrs. Schilling, Mgr., Mrs. Lucken, cook, Mrs Tschida, Mrs. Bearden, Mrs. Gummow, Mrs. Houle, helpers. Custodial Engineers s Ist ROW - Tom Sarraco, Margaret Callen, Leonard Oberg, 2nd ROW - james Kane, Patrick Joyce, Ralph Walsh. 14 SEN I ORS ,W , - Wm' ,C ,.,,- --.-2-711: ' ' '- 1:-Q ffl ,,Cz:5: ,.,,,,, , WMA ,,f -- -- --1n....v,, ,RAW Y.. W ff ' 7-N - -,.,- Y 41-A- ,,,,, ..VV -2,-Y, -Y-W. -T ' H ,Y 57 Q 15 ff xx H--5 :a. LINDA MILLER STUDENT COUNCIL ,HN JANICE HLADKY JOURNALISNL' fugj ns' AX ERS STUDENT COUNCIL OUTSTANDING SENIORS 16 LEN HI SPEECH SUSAN SCHWAB W AVETTES THE SE 1012 CLA SS . I E - wk 4 .M , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Steve Fowls - President Tana Story - Secretary R ' R ' t 'Q-:: Y. --s.-.,.,. ,. , S -,,. -in 2- 42.3 if A .' -' ,W . .' OF 1963 Jeffrey Hill - Vice-President Marlane Ayers - Treasurer .. ,rv iq , '-r,- 5 Qi is il if DAVID AARTHUN JAYLENE RONALD ADAMS KENNETH ALICH BONNIE K'Tubby ABRAMOVITZ Little Amps Plans to attend ANDERLE Doctrine Collector, Jr. SL Sr. college. Bonjo,' plans to attend the Class Boards, Prom GAA, Wavettes, U. of M. Committee. 17 Romance Language Club, Tanda Y- Teens, JA, Red Cross Council. TOM VICKI ATWATER ARGETSINGER MDVC. Arge', Track, plans to be a welder. .sc i PATRICIA fi MARLANE AYERS Student Council VP. Regional Student Council Sec., A-Band Treas., Jr. 8L Sr. Class Boards, Doc- trine Section Editor, Homecoming Candi- date. MARILYN BENS WALTER BAUER GAA, JA, Wavettes. BENSCOTER GAA Board, Wav- Y-Teens. Buddy,' ettes, lvlasque K Gavel. A-Choir, Opcrettas. Plays. 7 GARY BATAGLIA Plans to join the Navy. 6, JEAN BIEDERMAN A-Choir, GAA, FTA Romance Language Club, JA, Ambition is to be a doctor. ROBERT GRUNLOH, TANA STORY - MOST POPULAR STEPHEN BILLINGS Band, Red Cross Council, Hi-Y, Romance Langu Club. age BONNIE BINMAN GAA, JA, Red Cross, Pep Club, B-Choir. few ii BRUCE BLACK Romance Language Club, Hi-Y, Baseball Team. MARGARET BOICOURT A-Choir, Sopli. Jr. Sr. Class Boards, Prom Committee, Y-Teens, JA, GAA, Sr. Y-Teens, Romance Language Club, Wavettes, Madrigals, Soph. May Dance Attend- ant. KATHRYN BLOOD GAA, Y-Teens, A- Choir, FTA, Madri- gals, Romance Language Club, Operettas, Band, Masque SL Gavel, Fr. gl Jr. Honor Roll. OTIS BLYTON Butch A-Choir, Operettas. DE ANNE BOELTL GAA, A-Choir VP, Romance Language Club Pres., Pep Club, Cheerleading Cptn., Student Council, Wavettes, Plays, Jr. Honor Roll, Horne- coming Committee. BONNIE BOND JOHN CLARENCE Sr. Y-Teens, A- BORDEAUX BRANUM Choir, Monitor Copy A-Squad Football, Butch Editor, Plays. Hockey, Baseball. Plays, Gymnastics, MARLAN E AYERS, RICHARD SCHULDT - MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDI, Speech Contests. 'F' ,xt , if Q 0 DIANNE BRODSKY Pep Club, Sr. Class Board, Historical Club, Romance Language Club. LEON BUESCHER 6'Busl'1 Hi-Y Treas., Quill SL Scroll, Monitor Sport Reporter, Doctrine Art Staff. at Y . E 5 if arf CHARLES DIANE CALKIN KAY CAVALLIN DENNIS CHUHEL BUZICKY Blondiew JA, Future plans Wavettes, Soph. include secretarial Sno-Daze Candidate. work, ,ar 'E- RICHARD SUE COLLIER JoANN COLLOVA TERRY CONREY CIHLAR GAA, A-Choir, JA, Pep Club, A- Football, Wrestling, Madrigals. Choir, Operettas, Hockey. Madrigals. SHARYL HANSON, MIKE SANDRA CROSBY ROSE CUFF Plans to be a clerk in A-Choir, Plays, a department store. Wavettes. ROACH - HCUTEST SMILE. w....,,,, 20 JAMES DICKERSON Dirk Swimming team, Doctrine section editor, JA, Monitor reporter, Monitcwr asst. Photographer, Sr. Class Board, Hi-Y. BONNIE DAHN MARIE DANDL MILDRED GAA, FTA. JA, Future plans DeVEAU include hairdressing. Millie JA. V - owls A ,G A A ELAINE DORSEY MARGARET BERNADINE Red Cross, FTA DRESSLEY EGGERT GAA, Y-Teens. 4'Mig Bunny GAA, MDVC. GAA, MDVC, JA, Red Cross, Y-Teens. LARRY ERICKSON Plans to attend trade school. STEVE FOWLS, D E ANN E BOELTL - MOST TALENTEDY' 21 SHIRLEY ERICKSON A-Choir, Pep Club, JA, Y-Teens, Wavettes, Romanre Language Club, Madrigals. BONNIE FARINELLA GAA, JA, JR. Class Board, Student Council, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Masque SL Gavel, A-Choir, Operettas. RON FISHER KATHRYN FIX Tennis, Student Plays, Library Club. Council. DENNIS FLEISCHMAN Football, Student Council, Homecom- ing Candidate, Jr. Sno-Daze Attendant. GEORGE GERNER LUCILLE GOULD Cross-Country, Lucyw Track. Plans to attend college. ELAINE GUDVANGEN Cookie', ll -.-, BARBARA HACKBARTH Fr. Queen, A-Choir, Jr. Class Board, Wavettes, Y-Teens Plays, Student Council, Madrigals, Masque gl Gavel, Speech Contests. 3 TRUDY GREENE A-Band Treas., Red Cross Sec.-Treas., A-Choir, Operettas, JA, Madrigals, Jr. Honor Roll, Optima Y-Teens. STEPHEN FOWLS Swimming Captain, Jr. Class Board, Monitor-Doctrine Photographer, Hi-Y Chaplain, Sr. Class Pres., Homecoming Candidate. 41 ROBERT GRUNLOH Student Council, A- Choir, Football, Track, Soph. K Jr. Class Pres., Sr. Class Board, Jr. Sno-Daze Attendant, Hi-Y, Gymnastics. ALAIN YUTZ, DIANE CALKIN HPRETTIEST HAIR? 22 JAMES HANSON Basketball. Student Council, Baseball, Hi-Y, lklonitor Staff. SHARYL HANSON Monitor-Doctrine Art Editor, GAA, Romance Language Club, Optima Y- Teens, Soph. Sc Jr. Honor Roll, Girls' County Representa- tive. SHIRLEY SANDRA HASTINGS HEATHERSTON GAA, Pep Club, Monitor-Doctrine Art Staff. DARREL MARY ANN GERALD HEROFF r JUDY HEROFF HEDMAN B-Squad Football, Golf, Swimming, Student Council, JA. Monitor-Doctrine Asst. Photographer. HEINZ ELLEN HUDSON, DICK PETERSON, HBIGGEST APPLE-POLISHERST 5 A-Choir, Wavettes, Opercttas, Masque 8: Gavel. JEFFREY HILL ROY HILLSTROM A-Band, Sr. Class Hockey, Student VP, Student Council Council. 2 3 Elf .3 L l E JANICE HLADKY IM HOLISKY SHARON GEORGE GAA Sec -Treas R d C ' C 'fl Plans to go into the HOLMBERG HOWELLS e ross Ouncl ' trades. AIA, GAA, Y-Teens. GAA Sport Head, Doctrine Asst. Editor Monitor Staff, Fr. Soph. Honor Roll, Tanda Y-Teens, Optima Y-Teens Pres., Wavettes. 7 ELLEN HUDSON BERNICE JAMBOR TOM HOGAN MARY JENCSOK JA, GAA, Romance Bernie A-Choir, plans to Language Club, MDVC. work and travel. Masque ESL Gavel, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Wavettes, Jr. Class VP, Student Council Treas., Jr. Sno-Daze Attendant. DIANE JENTS GAYLORD Dixie JOHNSON GAA, A-Choir, Butch,' FTA, Operettas, Y- Football, Basketball. Teens, Wavettes. MARY ELLEN MCGEEHAN, WAYNE WARWICK - MOST ATHLETIC. ,slim H i K 4 ,ie LOIS JOHNSON Library Assistant. GAA, Y-Teens, Monitor Make-Up Editor. TERRY JOHNSON JOEL JORRISEN JEANETTE Plans military service KENSEY and trade school. CHRISTINA JOSEPH KMETY KLEIN A-Choir, Operettas. Red Cross Council, MDVC. JERRY KREITLOW, SUE LUN- NEY - NPRETTIEST EYES. BARBARA KODADA GAA Rec. Sec., Fr. Honor Roll, Optima Y-Teens Treas. SL VP., Wavettes Hist., Tanda Y-Teens, Jr. Sr. Glass Boards, Doctrine section editor, Student Council. CAROL KEMPLE Grace JA, A-Choir, Oper- ettas. JOSEPHINE JERRY KOVARIK KREITLOW A-Choir, Operettas, Gymnastics, Swim MDVC. ming. 25 DAVID KUEHN A-Choir. it v JUDITH ANN LAMBERTY Pep Club, Romance Language Club. 'L X M , it V. EM S ' km, iul X 1 X HAROLD LEVY ROBERTA Masque 81 Gavel Pres., Plays, Red Cross, Wfrestling, Cross-Country, Speech Contests. .Et an MARY ELLEN MCGEEHAN MacU GAA VP, Student Council, Pep Club, A-Choir, JA, Oper- BNHS. LOUISMET JA, Pep Club, Operettas. LARRY LENDWAY Largel' Basketball, Track. SUSAN LUNNEY Homecoming Candi- date, Student Council, VVavettes, A-Choir, JA, Doctrine Collector, Red Cross, Madri- gals, Tanda-Optima Y-Teens. GREGORY LERMAN Jr. Sr. Class Boards. c A - p FRANK MCDONOUGH PanCl'10'l Hi-Y, Romance Language Club. Fr Jr. Honor Roll. JOYCE MARGULIS PAT THOMAS 3 UBEST FIGURE 81 JOHN MANN PHYSIQUEW W? 26 R gigr A ig, ROBERT MANN Swimming team. if 4 SN , o , . X ,y . V ,g F H Q , 1 2 EDWARD MARKLEY Plans include military service. BARBARA HACKBARTH, STICHA - NICEST. BONNIE MANTHE B0nz0 GAA, A-Choir, Operettas. MARY MARTAGON GAA, Y-Teens, MDVC, Red Cross Council. DICK X JOYCE MARGULIS Margo'l Doctrine Editor-in- Chief, Asst. School Life Editor, FTA, GAA, Romance Language Club, Historian Club, Quill 8: Scroll. GAIL MASTENBROOK Optima-Tanda Y- Teens Treas., Red Cross, Romance Language Club, Monitor Staff. CAROLE MARK JA, MDVC. .asf- FAYE MENARD GAA, Pep Club, JA, Masque SL Gavel. Xl l, ROGER MENCH MARGARET Basketball, Bowling. MENNE HPCggy 27 RUTH MESSIER Monitor staff, GAA. YN NANCY MOORE Tortilla,' GAA, JA, A-Choir, Frco Exercise. RONALD MICHEAL Plans to join the Navy. 3 LINDA MILLER Monitor Editor-in- Chief, Optima Y- Teens, GAA, Doc- trine section editor, Romance Language Club, Student Council Pres., Wav- ettes, Treas., Red Cross. fill BONNIE DIANNE MUNSON MUELLER Munsey Minimal JA, Band. Y-Teens, Operctta, MDVC. SAM MONITA Hockey. l KAY NEAL GAA Pres., Optima Tanda Y-Teens, FTA, Romance Lan guage Club, Red Cross Council, Band JANE NOYES Soph. Honor Roll, Optima Tanda Y- Teens, A-Band Sec. Student Council, Jr. 8: Sr. Class Boards, Madrigals, Red Cross Council, JA. if KATHLEEN NEVEAUX Wavettes, MDVC, Red Cross Council. SUE SCHWAB, JEFF HILL IDEAL SENIORS. ia, . .. .Qc M SONJA NYSTROM MARY O'BRIEN JAMES JUNE OPATRNY Susie GAA Board, JA, A- Choir, Madrigals, Co-Ed Board, Wav- ettes, Tanda Y- Teens Chaplain, Monitor-Doctrine Business Mgr., Operettas. Mar OPATRNY A-Choir, GAA. Gymnastics GAA Publicity, Masque 8: Gavel, Red Cross Ghrnn, Fr. 81 Soph. Honor Rolls, FTA, Doctrine section editor, Stu- dent Council. CAROL O'ROURKE A-Band Sec., Optima-Tanda Y- Teens, Student Council, Doctrine section editor, GAA, Romance Language Club. . SANDRA NANCY OSLAND ANN MARIE ORTEGA OVRE Masque 8: Gavel, A- Optima Y-Teens, Choir, Operettas. FTA Pres., Red Cross, GAA Board, Tanda Y-Teens VP, Jr. Honor Roll. BONNIE BOND, LON PETERS BEST DRESSED. DAVID NORMAN PALZER PALACEK Monitor Staff. Student Council, Football. ROBERT PAULSEN Hi-Y, Hockey, Bowl- ing, Student Council. GLENNIS PETERSON A-Choir, Wavettes, Operettas, Madrigals, Romance Language Club, FTA, GAA, Tanda Y-Teens. BRUCE PENNY Penn A-Band, Football, Future plans include the Navy. NANCY PERRY LON PETERS GAA. Loon Track, Basketball, Jr. Class Treas., Sr. Class Board. if is Biff RICHARD SHARON DENNIS PFEIFER PETERSON PETERSON Red Cross Chairman, Petie Student Council, Fr. Honor Roll, Y- FTA, A-Choir, A- Teens, GAA Board, Band, JA, Operettas. Red Cross, FTA, ICC Representative. Q I . t X .Fi Q :bz i , V. tt, I , . A 3 15 f f f w ,tle , DONALD PFEIFER JO AN PINGLE fi J 'lt g t F Y GAA, MDVC, Sr. Class Board. 30 JUNE OPATRNY, STEVE BILL INGS - MOST INTELLIGENT' JANET PRANTNER GAA Board, MDVC Romance Language Club, YVavettes, Doc- trine section Editor. F ' 5 of I VIRGINIA RAITOR LINDA PRIEBE. DARLENE RIEHM Madrigals. MARGARET BOICOURT, DEN- NIS FLEISHMAN, MOST FEMININE SL MASCULINEY' lt l fn ' if i 5 s ! i KAREN PROKOSGH Monitor staff. MAYBELLE PROKOP GAA, Nfasque 8L Gavel, Romance Language Club. JANIGE RISHAVY MICHAEL ROAGH A-Choir, Operettas. Hockey, Gymnastics. STANLEY MARSHA ROOKE ROBBINS Mouse Plays, Masque SL JA, A-Choir. Gavel, Speech Con- tests. 31 ,ff -L.. ,,,. -,wr 5 f,-pm--,,faa-is yy ., . , . .MQ ' ' Y ' .JE 95? : ' V -.L t- A fi.- 'Var SHARON ROSE Rosie,' JA, GAA, Red Cross, Y-Teens, MDVC, Jr. Class Board. RICHARD SCHULDT Football Co-Captain, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y Pres., Home- coming Candidate, A-Band Pres. KARLA ROYER A-Choir, GAA, Soph. Jr. Honor Rolls, Operettas, Tanda Y- Teens, Romance Language Club, Treas. SUSAN SCHWAB B-Choir Pres., GAA, Tanda Y-Teens, Wavettes Sec., FTA, Romance Language Club, A-Choir Sec., Sr. Class Board. WARREN SALABA Sully,' Plans to attend general college. DENNIS SCHOUVELLER THOMAS SCHAFFER JAMES SHIELDS Football, Gymnastics LARRY ERICKSON, PAT BAUER BEST GAA, Optima Y- Teens, Tanda Y- Teens, Pres., A- Band, FTA, Romance Language Club. SUSAN SHOGREN JOYCE SIEGEL GAA, future plans include nursing. SENSE OF HUMOR. i 32 ,Pmwa Wmfem l DIANE SIGAL Slsigj! Romance Language Club, Pep Club, Ambition is to be an art teacher. PAMELA SMOLIAK Pam Romance Language Club, Doctrine Collector, JA, Monitor Staff, Pep Club. Je BARBARA SMALLMAN 6'Smallweedl' Pep Club, A Choir, GAA. 'x 'A r JANE SMALLWOOD GAA QPublicity Mgn.J Romance Language Club, Operettas, A Choir, Wavettes, Tanda Y-Teens ICC Rep. Optima Y-Teens. JUDY SMITH Smathers GAA, Cheerleading, Y-Teens, MDVC, Doctrine Collector, Pep Club, Homecoming Candidate. DIANE RICHARD STICHA STERNQU I ST Quietest' - Sue Shogren, James Shields. '0Q-Q,K7e o'oNm,l s4DiCkss Gymnastics, Tennis, Frosh. and Jr, Sno-Daze Candidate, Jr. Class Board. TANA STORY Banana Jr. Class Sec. Student Council Sec Wavettes, Monitor, Doctrine Editor, Senior Class Sec., Homecoming Queen, 33 Ski Club. STEPHEN SWEENEY LARRY TAYLOR USteve', Baseball, Basketball, A Choir, Boys' Chorus Plays, Speech Contests 'F' X, PHYLLIS TESSLING PATRICK THOMAS JA, Student Council, Operettas, Pep Club, Sno-Daze Candidate. JAMES TIERNEY njimw A Band, B Squad Football, Swimming, Romance Language Club. g- DOROTHY TSCH IDA MARY TSCHIDA Cheats GAA, Student Council, Romance Language Club, MDVC. GERALD UHL MARILYN TRYON Monitor Staff. KATHLEEN VALENCOLIR 'iKath GAA, Wavettes, A Choir, Operettas. -rf- JACQUELIN E FRANCIS VARRO Most Talkativen Lloyd Wendel VanHEEL Frank Jackie Gymnastics. GAA, Choir President, FTA, Operettas, Red Cross. 34 SUSAN VITEK usuen GAA, YN'avettes, MDVC, A Choir, Operettas, Doctrine Collector. GERALD VOTO Jerryss JANET WAHLIN 'EWally A Choir, Madrigals, Head Majorette, GAA, Operettas, Band. WAYNE WARWICK ROBERT WEAVER Football, Wrestling, Boba, Football Captain, Gymnastics. Homecoming King. Susie Nystrom . gf 1.,,e,,. 2 ,awxloo YKXUCBL, in VULLKI. ....,,.. JAMES WARDLOW K6Jim37 4 ss, s ggibbfgss if R ffl Sfmt 'J Rl. LESLIE WEISBURD BARBARA WEISS Lester Masque and Gavel, Play, Romance Language Club, Pep Club, Red Cross. RODNEY JUDY WESTERMAN WHALEY Rodl' Whales,' B Squad Football and Basketball. GAA, Wavettcs, Student Council, Homecoming Candidate, MDVC JOHN WILSON MICHELLE WOSIKA Boys' State Representative ' 'Mickeyn Senior Class Board JUDY YOST GAA, Art Club, Pep Club at Alexander Ramsey - Monitor Reporter ROBERT ZIEMAN JAMES ZIEPELT iCBob35 lKJim53 Masque and Gavel, Plays SH U TTER SH T Donald Ament Beverbz Collatz Paul Drum Mz'chael Dwyer Lee F rederickson Anthony Fronk Steven Funk Carobfn Hawes Gay I-Iejhal De Wayne Hudalla Charles Krinke james Linc Lawrence Muller Wz'lli'am Novak Magi O'Brien ALAIN YUTZ NAI!! Plays, Student Council, Masque 8: Gavel, Doctrine Editor, Monitor Reporter, Swimming Hi-Y, Quill Sc Scroll Michael OJDonnell john Orchard Susan Peters Ronald Rice Curtiss Schneider Carmen Smith jacqueline Smith Eugene Sterba Margaret Suess Louis Tamborino Marihzn Todora Leonard Utecht Llfyzd Wendel Lermz juem june Ifautz ss UNDER CLA SS iw 5,0 ff ,J L x ff fA QW El N Clow, C Coakley D. Coak- ley C Coe, M Coffey, C. 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Mu- iznieks, M. Murphy, D. Neit- zel, G. Nelson. H. Schwartz, D. Schneider, J Seiberlich, J. Senske, R Smith, S. Smith, M. Spores, P Staudinger, R. Steichen, L Stute, A. Swanson, G. Topritz- hofer, K. Volkman, R. Wahl- in, D. Wandschneider, K Ward, D. Warner, J. Wendel R. White, s. Wicks, M. wu- ley, M. Winter, D. Witha, J Woodford, W. Woodford, A Wosika, B. Wright, B. Zieman H. Odden S A. Olmstead ette, S. Ovre G. Paul, L Pal 37 SCHOOL LIFEb A j 1 0, X f X 5? I N Os'-AQ Qgifgs fill? Q in X r 4 f AA j- - - - 45.-. S - Q1 , .Y .-VA. i Yf- ---...- -v Y'-' - -nj i NNW? ' - ifzl- , W -F, v xxx,-3,11 L-W- , s 1 T H R 1962 HOMECOMING 1963 T A L C O Miss St. Paul, Gretchen Soderling, King Wayne selects the Homecoming Queen, Tana Story, and crowns the 1962 Homecoming King, presents her with a bouquet of roses before escorting her to the YVayne Warwick. ITIFOHC. Homecoming 1962 was celebrated over a period of three days. On October 17 the ten Homecoming can- didates filed proudly into the gym during a student assembly. The suspenseful moment came to a climax as Wlayne Wlarwick and Tana Story were chosen to reign as the 1962 Homecoming King and Queen. The Royal Court, led by the King and Queen. then pro- ceeded out of the gym to begin their exciting reign On October 18 Queen Tana and her court rode to Central stadium to reign over the Homecoming game. October 19 - 4 the ext-ning of the Homecoming Victory Dance. King XYayne and Queen Tana sat on their throne for the last time. The Royal Court pre- sented themselves to the King and Queen and made their hnal bows. Homecoming 1962 had drawn to a close leaving many lasting memories behind. A thrilled Queen Tana is crowned by Miss St. Paul as King Wayne and attendant Debbie Rosenburg look on, .l THE MAN 2' LUVES OF DOBIE GILLIS The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis was selected as the play to be presented by Monroe's Masque and Gavel Society. The play revolved around a lively young man, Dobie Gillis, who had the odd fate of making everything go completely wrong. In the play his two main problems were a crazy band which he hired for the Horne- coming dance, and a movie actress named Limbo Lamb? Under the direction of Miss Mahood, the parts were cast. Masque and Gavel members made up the majority of the parts. Leads were as follows: Dobie Gillis ...... ...... H arold Levy Bonnie Willet ...... Ellen Hudson Helen Dixon . . . . . . Barbara Hackbarth Petey Bellows .... ..... B utch Branum Limbo Lamb .... ..... M arlane Ayers Stella ................ ...... H aroldine jones Imogene ...................... DeAnne Boeltl Highlights of the play included Limbo Lamb's entrance with her pet lion cub and the arrival of Stella and her band. 56 One two three, heave, ho! cry 7 J Petey, Bonnie, and Dobie as they attempt to free Helen from a Ventilating duct. 'KNo one has to take me to the dance, not even you, Petey, sighs Helen, extreme right, to Dobic, Limbo, and Petey as they look on in wonder, it Why this is the snappiest little dance combo in these parts, states Stella about her band. From left to right Haroldine Jones, Trudy Greene, Bonnie Bond, Rose Cuff, Steve Fowls, and Roger Sorenson. -sua n 1 7 4 J' 1 1 f SNO-DAZE - 2531 Snowballs Hy as Sno-Daze Queen Bonnie Bond and King Dick Sticha close their eyes to the problem, that F reshman, Sophomore, and Junior Attendants are threatening them with. On January 18 during the Sno-Daze dance Bonnie and Dick were crowned the ,. 1963 Sno-Daze Royalty. Their attendants were Jun iors - Becky Forsythe and Chuck Muggley, Sopho mores g Genie Stevenson and Doug Kruse, and Fresh men - Pat Kroger and Dave Hohnberg. I SN O-DAZE KING DI CK S TICHA AND QUEEN BONNIE BOND. Freshman A ttendants: Pat Kroger Dave Holmberg. Sophomore Attendants: junior Amndanyy, Genie Stevenson Becky Fongfthe Doug Kruse. Chuck Mugglq RHAP ODTI BL E - 1962 Junior Class President, Bob Grunloh and Sharon Leitner. Vice-President Ellen Hudson, Dennis Beahan and Secretary Rhapsody in Blue was the theme of the 1962 Junior-Senior Prom sponsored by the graduation class of 1963. Blue and white Howers elegantly covered the Arizona Room producing a lovely spring-time effect. Months of planning, done by the Junior class officers and by the Junior Class Advisor, Mr. George Johnson, proved to be successful operating. The decorations were beautiful, the band played beautifully, and most Tana Story, Senior Class Vice-President Chuck Cavallaro. beautiful of all were the charming young ladies in their feminine attire escorted by handsome gentle- men. But all too soon the memorable evening came to a close and young ladies with their eyes filled with excitement from their enchanted evening floated from the Arizona Room on the arms of their favorite gentlemen. A THLETICS V Q12 J ff -D11 9 ,Ei A ' ff? A gig gggxffj 7 ESL 'VS f fi'-1 VW If, 'fi H 1. ...S , C,,,.,.. l...xL fx! BOTTOM ROW - Kobilka Nick, Hudalla Wally, Nerud Grunloh Bob, Salstrom Len, Wick Lyle, Pulfurd Gary, Coach Ken, Fearing Paul, Warwick Wayne, Schuldt Dick, Bor- Harold Romansky. TOP ROW - Assistant Coach Robert deaux John, Tressler, Mike, Morales Ben, McCoy Ron, Johnson, Fleishman Denny, Wayne Tonn, Larson George, SECOND ROW - Manager Jerry Crosby, Zamora Ray, Miller Henry, Shhere Dave, Bishop Joe, Esbolt Jerry, Reyman Schields Jim, Nitti Dan, Jones, Mike, Hogan Dennyf Mike. MONROE GREEN WA VE TIES 3rd Under the new coaching stall of Mr. Harold Roman- sky, head Coach, and Mr. Robert johnson, assistant Coach, the Green Wave wound up the season 4-4. The W7ave's first game of the season, we were defeated by Humbolt l3fO, but were brought back into the winning column - when we Walloped Wlashington 12-7. In this game, one of the most bruising games of the season, both teams showed splendid defensive play, and more than one player were carried off the Held. Dan Nitty and Dick Schuldt tackle Washington 22 who fumbles. Dick Schuldt recovers the fumble for a 12 to 7 Vic- tory. Monroe Green Wave keeps in shape by practicing on the hill behind the School. They hold their scrimages there. With our third game, the Wave remained in the winning column as we beat Mechanic Art, 6-O. The trainers were inside our Five yard line twice, but we pushed them back. This game secured first place for the Wave, but as Wilson romped over us in a 27-to 6 game. Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Monroe Humbolt .... Washington Mech. Art Wilson . . . Central . . . Murray . . Harding .. Johnson . . Central also beat us 27-6. After these two games, we lost status. But the Wave came back with Hre and spirit as we defeated Murray in a 13- to 7 game to win our first Homecoming game in two years, and our second in seven years. C O- CAPTAIN S Dick Schuldt Wayne Warwick Seniors Dick Schuldt and Wayne Warwick head the Wave to third position in city standings. Guard Dick Schuldt 4172 is 6'4 and 214 lbs. Tackle Wayne Warwick 14:62 is 5'11 and 160 lbs. 63 HOME COMING Green Wave Bombards the Pzlots The unpredicatable Green Wave team battled back from a 7-6 score to celebrate homecoming with a 13-7 upset over the Murray Pilots. Murray, who had won its last two games against powerful title contenders, appeared to be on the way to their third straight win as they scored quickly on Monroe. Monroeis first score came on the first play after Mon- roe took possession of the ball. After Murray failed to move the ball after the kickoff, Monroe took over on the Murray 39-yard line. The team shifted into the newly introduced Whis- pering Huddlen formation. Quarterback Len Salstrom flipped a pass to right end Paul Fearing as he outran his Pilot pursuers to pay dirt. The try for the extra point failed. Monroe's margin did not hold up for long as Murray woke up and marched 80 yards for their lone score. As the first half ended the Pilots led 7-6. With time running out in the last quarter and the drowd cheering, the Green Wave took over on Mur- ray's 42-yard line and moved to the 1-yard line where Ken Nerus plunged through the line for the score. Len Salstrom then proceeded to throw a pass to Fearing in the end zone for the game winning two points. Joe Bishop intercepts and carries the ball for the Green Wave against the Pilots. 64 Anxious but ready, the team patiently follows the game. ky .M 4 j' www My l ' i It hurt! But I made valuable yardagef' n Nothing stops the Wave, be it Hail, or Rain! Wet! just a little water, nothing big enough to scare the Team! Get Him! eu, 0.-.gy uri ROW I,' Dean Whita, Jerry Crosby, Curt Kuscher, Bob Zeiman, Ron Olson, Dale Clemens, Mike De Martino, Greg Smolik, ROW 2,' Coach Craft, Allen Lendway, James Rig- wald, Dave Hagg, Leonard Eckert, Ed Robbins, Erick Mark- useh, Tom Cook, Greg Ward, John Burkhart, Coach Han- sen. ROW 3,' Lloyd Enos, Davis Metchel, Scott Hagg, Keith Pulford, Joe Scwartz, Craig Guy, Don Moyen, Clinton Moran, Art Huffman. ROW 45 Mike Maloney, Richard Jackson, Doug Kruse, Jack Stodola, Gary Fredrickson, Mike Ness, Bob Le Claire, Tom Thomson, D. Neitzel, Dave Holm- berg. GRIDDERS B SQUAD Monroe .... 12 Mechanics Monroe .... 7 Wilson .. Monroe .... O Central . . Monroe .... 7 Murray . . Monroe 14 Harding . Monroe .... 12 Johnson . Scrimages, Monroe 6 Breck .. Monroe .... 14 Harding . .u Outstanding Players for the BH this year are: Fullback, Scott Hagg' Halfback, Doug Kruse, Tackle, Don Morreng Halfback, Keith Pulfurd. ? .- . 53-j?jj5i5l :. 2Qgg :' -'. L t ,L . gj J '- ' 1 ' ie, Ef f f. I l VV-I ,ft . ' - 7 lt Mr. Crap N., ROW ONIL jeff Lessard Dave Metchel Dave Hagg Paul THREE,' Kent Delong, Tom Thompson Mike Ness Bob Le Staudmger Richard Jackson ROW TWO Coach Hanson Claire. BASKETMEN B SQUAD Monroe Wilson . . . Monroe Murray . . . Monroe Washington Monroe Central . . . Monroe Johnson .. Monroe Humbolt . , Monroe Mechanics Monroe Harding .. Monroe St. Bernard Pulling the load for the Wave this year are: Don Moren Kent Delong Mike Ness and Bob Le Clair. 67 fi 53 Mlllglfigg 5 1 E3 H M-W 445: f is 4 ew Nj f 4 A. .4 A Squad Basketball -- ROIV I -- Clllllfli Lcvcnlncrg, Jerome Esboldt, D1c'k Schuldt, Otto Snap Leitner, Hank Reihrn, Roger Sorenson. HOU' 2 7 Asst. Coach Duane Hanson, Bob Tilsner, Lon Peters, James Hanson, Jim Ilolisky, Kc-u Nerud, Coach Tom Kelly. Dzck C99 Snapper Leaa' Basketmen Q Dzck Snapper Dlck Schuldt, Centerg and Otto 'Snap Lenner, lead the Vlave. Dick Sfhulol, 55533, goes for the rebound in the Monroe-Sl. Agnes game. The W'avc defeated the Aggies 58-46. BASKETMEN D Monroe Mpls. Vocational .. 63 Monroe U. High .......... 67 Monroe St. Agnes .... . . . 46 Monroe St. Paul Luth ...... 30 Monroe lVilson ...,. . . . 48 Monroe Murray . . . . 48 Monroe Dassel ...... . . , 58 Monroe St. Agnes .... . . . 62 Monroe Wlashington ....... 35 Monroe Central ...... . . . 60 lWonroe Nfonroe Monroe Monroe Mon roc Monroe St. Paul Luth ...... 42 , , , h 44 Mike Ness tries for the extra two points. JO nson Paul Fearing, Dick Schuldt, and Hank Huml9O1t ---- - - - 49 Rheiin go in for the block. St. Bernard . . . . . . 65 Mechanics . . . . . . 44 Harding ,... . 56 K9' ' Outstana'z'ng Players Lon Hank Lon Peters, and Hank Rheini, two of the best guarcls in the city, score for the Wlave. Their averages areg 7.8, and 17.8 respective- ly. Lon Peters goes in for the score -of-3 CO CAPTAINS Sam Monita and Dan Nitti, lead the Wlave Dan Nitti made the All-City team this year with l11S Out-standing playing. audi Sam Dan Monroe Murray . . . Monroe Washington Monroe Johnson .. Monroe l'Vilson . . . Monroe Harding . . Monroe Central . . . Monroe Murray . . . Monroe Mechanics Monroe Johnson .... . . Monroe Wilson . . . Monroe Humbolt . . Monroe VVashington Monroe Harding . . . Monroe Central . . . Monroe Mechanics . Monroe Humbolt . . ROW ONE, Joe Bishop, Tom Luck, Tom Henderlite, 'Mike TWO,' Ron Fisher, Dan Nitt, Gordy Eastman, Coach - Lechtman, Sam Monita, Len Salstrom, John Bordeaux, Jim Art Johnson, Pat Thomas, VVayne Tonn, Dennie Hogan, Williams, Chuck Muggley, Manager - Harold Levy. ROW Dave Scherer, jim Taylor. ,Hwang 'J sf iw.-,J , 14, fflvimuiizt -. Qz., --Y V,-f ,. K ,, , ,A Sam Monita, 32, and George Larson, iffl-, stop Prexies from scoring. The Prexies were de feated 2-O. S 2 ERS A J' Jim Williams, breaks through the Prexy defense, and comes in for the Ki1l. ,,,..--- 71 PU CK S TEES BD Monroe l Johnson .. . 4 Monroe 6 Humboldt . .J Monroe O Harding .. . 2 Monroe 0 Central . .. . O Monroe 5 Wilson . . . . Monroe .. 2 Wlashington 2 Monroe .... 3 Murray ...... 3 Monroe .... 4 Mechanics .... l ROW I - Jim McCoy, Paul Muellner, Allen Lendway, Gary Moore, Don Hanson. ROW 2 - John Jeske, Guy Craig, Ben Moralis, Dave Holm- berg, Jack Stodola, Len Eckert. Coach William R. Swanson. Not Pic- tured - Lloyd Enos, Nick Kobilkam, Bill Drusch, Keith Pulford, Ed Horegs, Gordy Eastman. 72 DIVING Steve Doug Diving for the Tankmen this year areg Steve Fowls, a senior and returning for his third year with the Wave. Last year's Captain, and endurance swimmer, Steve will retire after this seasong and Doug Kruse, second year swimmer will be a 'Potential' asset in the years to come. Bottom left, Steve executes the Swan Dive difficult to perform correctly. Bottom right, Doug performs the Jack-knife. Grapplers awww ,-.. E '-W? , f 5 YN H: j Q f':-ni 1, Wayne uGreCn XN'avC wrestling captain, XXYRYIIC XN'a1'wick, led the grapplcrs to a successful season. Bob Garcia, above, tries to pin opponent. Left, Bob approaches enemy. Bob Garcia going for the pin. l Scott Hagg struggles out of a hold. ROW I - Greg Ward, Scott Hagg, Dick Einberger, Wayne Warwick, Bill Zieman. ROW 2 - Kirk Ward, Ray Zamora, Bob Garcia, Leroy Howard, Fred Rau, Coach Bob Johnson. ROW 3 - Fred Morris, Jerry Uhl, Ron McCoy, Gary Stevens. GTM ASTS in .1 sl iii ,, M , Xi f if 35 I W ROW I 7 Greg Coffey, Rick Masnick, Don Peterson, Tc-cl Bcrquist, Dave Boeltl, Curt Kuo shucs, Tony Hauser. ROW 2 -- Coach Hank, Ron Joncsg mgr., Bob Hencicr, Frank Varro Gary johnson, Dick Leepart, Bill Skarclzi, ROI47 3 7 Tom Kjos, Bob Abrams, Pat Kavlicl John llvnning, lark Geronimo, Lylc' Wick. DiCk Kelly. Jack Geroniinc performs a flip on thc trampoline. 76 Dick Kelly, loft, works with thc ringsg right, hc docs a hand stand on the parallel bars, Bvlow, demanding much equilibri- um, hc performs free exervise. 55 ' vf -f., .-I I km 'im.R,1 1 Jack Mc'Call works on the mats Bob Abrams docs thc iron cross in thc rings. 77 ROW 1 - John Heroff, Don Hejhal, Jeff Herz, Melvin Prantner, Ron Fisher, Gary Hejhal, Leo Mike Lechtman, Tom Henderlite, Mike Pringle, nard Utecht. Coach Art Johnson. ROW 2 - Jim Williams, CROSS COUNTRY The runners nervously await the starters' gun. wi i ' 1 S ll elif! WF? +35 li ,V if ,1,f3yl,,gg . ,L 78 eaf Ron Fisher competes for the lead as they near the finish line Gary Hejhal comes in as Coach Art johnson and Darrel Hedman impatiently look on. 79 TANKME im Returnmg le-ttcrmcn jun IJICLCI' son and Bob Mann lead the tank men in a Good Season B0 . 1 2 f ROW I -- Coach Craft, Ron Mennc, Larry Brandenberg, Don Hffjhalv Dan Wfatzcl. ROW 2 - Gary Pulford, Doug Kruse, Eric Markuscn, Mike Rcfymann. ROW 3 7 Darrel Hcdman, Bob Mann, R03 Kahuff Jim Winncngcr. 80 SUMMER SUPPLEMENT ,ae M N JJ jr? f Xff, E iff! SCHOLASTIC HONOR RULLS SENIORS Kathryn Blood DeAnne Boeltl Trudy Greene Sharyl Hanson Ellen Hudson Barbara Kodada Frank McDonough Gail Mastenbrook Linda Miller Jane Noyes June Opatrny Anne Ovre Karla Royer Susan Shogren Diane Sigal FRESHMEN Anita Anston Diana Fowls Cheryl Greiner Susan Gvre Hava Schwartz S OPH OM ORE S Jean Ganner Paula Davis Wfaltrund Gansfuss Sandra Hietala Cheryl Kjos Susan Korval Eric Markusen Donald Patchin Sally Schwab Roxann Sorenson Linda Tester jUNIORS Carol Baumann John Golonna Ellen Dorshow Greg Mayer Gloria Mahoney Virginia Mattson Shirley Rainier Gordon Palzer Sara Shogren nf-vrsfeew 1 f i,'i'M 'f -' i ts ff--7 ii. 3. ,R-,543 ,gf 1 GRAD UA TIUN For perhaps the last time, the 211 gradu- ating members of the Class of 1963 were assembled on June 4. The event: Gradu- ation. Two hundred and eleven voices were raised in singing the Monroe hymng 211 diplomas were received with mixed emotions: 211 individuals ended a very important phase of their lives. Their paths will diflier, but each will remember the last touching words of the Monroe Hymn: 'lOne last wish before we go, when the end is nigh: 1Vith honor, strength. and dignity may God bless Monroe Highfi III M. Q WWW fm ,Munoz -,,.,4,:,. 84444 U U o if is U U B 4 If 1 Loved You its ',.,,- ,,,, mi ' ,ox Look at them clams Song of the sailors before the clambake. E 3 F i Left: When the children are asleepi' sings Mr. Snow and Carrie. i Right: This is pro- tection?,' IV 'wwf Left : Julie Mourns the death of Billie. Right: Louise is ' 'swept off her fee t' ' bv the new barker. You'll never Walk Alone Below: CURTAIN CALL: Mr. Blood, Gary Valencour, Kathie Blood, Jackie Van Heel, Ted Burquist, Becky For- sythe, Richard Peterson, Karla Royer, Steve Sweeney, Nancy Todora, Trudy Greene, DeAnne Boeltl, Otis Bly- ton, Ron Wiltfang, Wayne Warwick, Miss Mahood. Thurs- days cast included, Pat Bauer, Barbara Hackbarth, Jerzy Esboldt, JoAnn Collova, Kathy Valencour. .1. .-. 1 : fail if Senior Day, May 29, 1963. This picture shows the members of the Senior Honor Roll as semblecl on the Monroe High School Auditorium stage. SE IOR DA T 1963 Senior Day' banquet head table shows Senior Class oiiicers, from left to right - Pres. Stephen Fowls, Vice-Pres. Jeffrey Hill, Sec.. Tana Story, and Treasurer, Marlane Ayers. - ff-f W1 ae-hw' we-.fs-am I-ff - A word of humble thanks. Mrs, Ardith Truman is announced as the teacher to whom the 1963 Monroe DOC- TRINE was dedicated, As she walks down the aisle to accept the DOCTRINE stu- dents give her a standing ovation. DOCTRINE Edi- tor-in-Chief pre- sents thc annual to 5 Mrs. Toman. V S TAIR WAT TO THE STARS 1963 js. Tp 7 NIZA T1 UN S EJ QR GA 4-xr X X ' W Qi 7 1 f ,gf OMQZJL juabw Smith Carobm Staudinger janice Hawlgf juobf Todora jqfce Nelson DeA nne Boeltl 82 f? qi! 9 LYUDT TODORA, jUDT SMITIL LYANICE HAWLEQQ DeANNE BOELTL, CAPTAIJNC jOTCE NELSON, CAROLTN STA UDINGER. CHEERLEADERS S TRI VE FOR MORE SCHOOL SPIRIT Cheerleaders are in the school to promote school spirit and team spirit both on and off the fields. The Cheerleaders this year are being backed by the pep club. They have helped raise the volume of the cheers as well as helping the students learn the words. Cheerleaders have new sweaters and a new system. Both have been noted with ap- proval. This new system of having a head cheerleader seems to run smoothly as the cheer- leaders have improved in appearance and pep which is a great attribute to Monroe. Cheerleaders - Judy Todora, Carolyn Staudinger, Joyce Nelson, Janice Hawley, Judy Smith, De- Anne Boeltl. ROW I - Ellen Ber- gan, Jenelle Blyton, Pat Hane, Wal- trund Ganfuss, Darlene Flanna- gan. ROW 2 - Marlene Koehen, Mary Ellen McGeehan, Skaron Kern, Rita Eggert, Ramona Wen- del, Mariorie Coperi,, Linda Alex- ander. ROW 3 - Sharon Fidell, Judy Dixon, Barb Hill, Rita Koln- berger, Donna Burns, Pat Quinn. ROW 4 - Madeline Bowe, Di- anne Stevens, Virginia Mattson, Barb Smallman, Diane Shaw, Kar- en Spray, Joan Mills. ROW 5 - Linda Stape, Cheryl Meyers, Elaine Derks, Shirley Schultz, Di- ane Knutson. ROW I - Jean Drassel, Janie Ramicier, Linda Testar, Laureen Peterson, Patti Augustine, Sharyl Ferstein, Cassie Bannie. ROW 2 - Marilee Rooke, Paulette Neu- bauer, Sharon Craighead, Karen Nauman, Velora Christopherson. ROW 3 - Donna LeClaire, Rita Mench, Lynn Ferarro, Donna Mann, Ann Wosika. ROW 4 - Kathy Siegel, Sharon Alexander, Nancy Ramacier. ROW 5 4 Sandy Linn, Barb Danov, Jean Brom, Carol Miller, Lou Ann Sta- pleton, Jewel Wendel. MO ROE PEP CL B I ORGANIZED l 84 Mascots - Chuck Weisner, Ron Viner. ROW I - Jan Nelson, Donna Burdash, Terry Digidio, Nancy Alick, Linda Alexander, Pat Ozberg, Vicki Martagon. ROW 2 - Kathy Gehrig, Barb Pasch, Laurie Fisher, Nancy Yet- terberg, Diane Hogan, Gwen Paul, Doloris Callahan, Sally Krusel, Carol Johnson. ROW 3 - Har- oldine Jones, Pam Fhrohner, Judy Finnel, JoAnn Collova, Pat Zelle, Connie Board, Suzette Odegard, Lou Ann Holst, Mary Ann Tonn, Pat Sammon. ROW 4 7 Ruth Ellison, JoAnn Johnson, Nancy Perry, Ellen Dorshow, Phyllis Tes- sling, Dianne Brodsky, Diane Sig- al, Janet O'Rourke, Joyce Mon- son. ROW 5 - Pat Thell, Con- nie Flodin, Leslie Weisburd, Faye Menerd, Becky Forsythe, Linda Elrnstedt. Pep Club Officers -- Lou Ann Stapleton, Treasurerg Becky For- sythe, Vice-Presidentg L a u r i e Fisher, Presidentg Ruth Ellison, Secretaryg Haroldine Jones, Sgt. at Arms and Historian. MAS- COTS - Chuch Weisner and Ronnie Viner. PEP CLUB SHOWS UNITY IN STANDS GIRLS BA CK TEAMS WITH EN TH USIA SM In order to promote more school spirit at Monroeis athletic events a pep club was formed by several enthusiastic girls. A petition was passed around and signed by more than one hundred Monroe girls who pledged that they would join if this club was ever organized. Immediately this club began to take shape. They elected officers and ordered special green and white sweaters. Monroe's pep club has brought honor and glory to the school and proves to be one of the largest organized clubs in the school. 85 WAVETTE ALTER- NATES - ROW I - Nancy Lee, Rose Cuff, Ginny Frederick, Char leen Collova. ROW 2 - Margie Trojan, Di- it ane Stevens, Linda Alex- A ander, Mary Holte, Mar- ilee Rooke. 11 f f 3 5 x Z? ,W Q , Y W 3 WA VETTES ADD SPARKLE WITH Mofpjo , 'M M M ROW I -- Glennis Peterson, Colleen Cogburn, Winell Reesch, Karen Naumann, Nancy Todora, Patti Augustine, Judy Zacharias, Paulette Neubauer, ROW 2 - Sharon Larson, Dolores Callahan, Pat Quinn, Lori Fisher, Dixie Jents, Rita Kolnberger, Linda Olson, ROW 3 - Judy Bergan, Char Blomberg, Carol Hauser, Barb Kodada, Haroldine Jones, Joan Mills, Pat Testar, Susan Schwab, ROW 4 4 Sharon Sternquist, Mary Resgraph, Bonnie Johnson, Rebecca Forsythe, Diane Seiberlich, Donna Burdash, Bev Slipka, ROW 5 4 Sally Schwab, Pat Bauer, jane Smallwood, Kathy Blood, Barb Hackbarth, Diane Shaw. 86 1 , , . . ., t ' r-wf--. - , - 1 XM. AMAA- 1 -f . ,f, WA VE TTES SHOW GRIDIRON F ORMA TION NEW ROUTINES The Wavettes, under the direction of their new instruc- tor, Mr. Reyrnann, have added several new and di1 Hcult routines to their repertoire this year. Uniforms are also new this year. They have been de- signed for practical use on the football Held, hockey ice, and the basketball courts. 87 WAVETTE OFFICERS - Nancy Todora, Presi- dentg Patti Augustine, Vice-Presidentg Sue Shwab, Sec- retaryg Linda Miller, Treasurerg Barbara Kodada, His- torian. ROW I - Jim Stone, Marlane Ayers, Ricky Leepart, McCarthy, Jean Canner, Roseann Liebgot, Cheryl Fried- Kathy Bordeaux, Louisa Redman, David Hagg. ROW 2 - man, Michele Goodman. ROW 4 - Dick Wahlin, Jeff Hill, Janet O'Rourke, Barb Burback, Gary Katz, Larry Stone, Mr. Dick Schuldt, Roger Sorenson, John Johnson, Sue Shogren. Durham, Jane Noyes, Trudy Greene, Gary Johnson, Janet ROW 5 - Dick Peterson, Bruce Penny, Don Patchin, Mike Wahlin. ROW 3 - Charlene Collova, Kay Neal, Keith Leigh, Don Jambor, Kick Jackson, Lloyd Wendell. MONROEJS BA D GROWS IN SIZE Band Officers - Jane Noyes, Secretary, Dick Schuldt, President, Jeff Hill, Vice-President, Trudy Greene, Treasurer. 88 N ,..-swf Monroe's band, under the direction of Mr. James Durham, is busier than ever. They again joined with the choir and speech department 'in a candy sale, added spirit and color to a number of football, basketball, and hockey games. The band also held their annual spring i'P0p Concert, took part in the St. Paul School Police parade, and played a con- cert at Mechanic Arts. The new discipline system under which the band is governed, has helped to make public appearances possible. GROUP UVERCOMES BUST SCHEDULE MA jORE TTES SPICEJN BAND MAJORETTES - janet O,Rourke, Janet Wah ROW I 1 Louisa Redman, Charlene Collova, Janie Ramacier, Sue Collier, Carolyn Staudinger, Nancy Todora, Vicky Martagon, Claudia Pittlckow, Jane Emerson, Linda Hanacek. ROW 2 1 Judy Todora, Jean Drassel, Patti Augustine, Pat Johnson, Kathy Dzig, Barbara Smallrnan, Bonnie Farinella, Glennis Peterson, Sue Lunney, Janiee Hawley, Dorothy Tschida, Rita Eggert, Charlotte Blornherg. ROW 3 -- Sharon Kern, Barb Pasch, Judy Dixon, Mary El- len McGeehan, Diane Munson, Judy Heroff, Barb Hughes, Sally Newton, Jann Nelson, Kathy Gehrig, Dixie Jents, Marilyn Bens, Leslie Miller, Nancy Moore. ROW 4 - Barb Ovre, Bonnie Johnson, Janive Richavy, Edith Fisler, Mary Jenscok, Paulette Leckport, Ruth Ellison, Rose Mary Crain, Karla Royer, Janet Wahlin, Kathy Krcul, Susan LeClaire, Rose Cuff. ROW 5 - Jean Biederman, Virginia Raitor, Bonnie Mantheg Becky Forsythe, Suzette Odegard, Bonnie Hively, Pat Zelle, Sarah Shogren, Linda Wardell, Nancy Lee, Carolyn Staudinger, Darlene Kostroski, Judy Nutz- mann. y i -1 3 3 l r X CHOIR OFFICERS ROW I - DeAnne Boeltl, Vice- Pres., Jackie Van Heel, Pres., Sue Schwab, Sec., ROW 2 4 Gary Val- y encour, Sgt. at arms, Rebecca For- sythe, Treas. ROW I - Barb Weiss, Marge Boicourt, Donna Burdash, DeAnne Boeltl, Dave Boeltl, Tony Menke, Ron Viner, Haroldine Jones, Sonja Nystrom, Marilee Rooke, Mary Jo Wosika, ROW 2 - Lloyd Wendel, Dick Peterson, Larry Amyotte, Hartmund Niedewski, Otis Blyton, Cary Valen- cour, Diane Stevens. Virginia Keapproth. Ramona Wen- del, Pat Testar, Sandra Ortega, Nlary Jo Noe, Jeaneen Orr, ROW 3 1 Mike O'Donnell, joe Kmety, Chuck Krinke, Robert Abrams, Gary Sternquist, Bob Knutson, Shirley Erickson, Linda Rulli, Bonnie Kittlesson, Kathy Vitek, Carol Bitterman, Joan Mills, Joyce Nelson, Coleen Cog- burn, ROW 4 -- Steve Sweeney, Ted Berquist, John Diller, Dan Zieman, Larry Roach, Ron Hadley, Marilyn Tryon, Jackie VanHeel, Kathy Valencour, Roberta Louismet, JoAnn Collova, Trudy Green, Jane Noyes, ROW 5 - Tom Hogan, Jerry Esboldt, Don Jambor, Kent DeLong. Jerry Heroff, Dan Kuehn, Pat Bauer, Jane Smallwood, Kathie Blood, Barb Hackbarth, Susan Schwab. TEAR TOPS FOR A- CHOIR Of the many years at Monroe this year was near tops for A-Choir. The choir has been working hard at preparing for new events. The First session of the year began when the choir sang in the Choral Pageant at the Auditorium, and for an assem- bly and the PTA. This year the choir began something new for assemblies. Before each assembly the choir sang the Star S pangled Banner. By doing this they made assemblies more enjoyable. The last performance of the 1962-63 choir this year was at Commencement, as many of the choir members graduated in June. Through the years they will remember the wonderful times, the recognition, and the education they received through the A-Choir under the direction of Mr. Blood. ROW I -- Pauline Menne, Dawn Young, Pat Kinney, Ann Ovre, Sharon Peterson, Marlane Ayers, June Wickboldt, Bonnie Andcrle. ROW 2 4 Barb Opatrny, Diane Stevens, Dixie Jents, Nancy Woessner, Karen Whitenbcrg, Bonnie Kittleson, Mary Koelmel, ROW 3 - Barb Novak, Laurie Fisher, Linda Haaglund, Sandy Newton, Shirley Harrison, Joyce Mrozek, Waltrund Ganfus. ROW 4 - Carol Opatrny, June Opat- rny, Kathy Ricka, Maxine Gerdes- meier, Lois Johnson, Elaine Dor- sey, Kathy Hauwiller, Kathy An- derson. ROW I - Jan Hladky, Marilee Rooke, Patti Augustine, Nancy Todora, Gloria Mahoney, Linda Testar. ROW 2 - Linda Flynn, JoAnn Collova, Sandy Mench, Lynn Ferarro, Kathy Bordeaux Pam Collier, Mary Heroff, Doro- thy Wandschneider. ROW 3 - Judy Plumbo, Marjorie Kopet, Fran Buellette, JoAnn Ayd, Sharon Kern, Carol Baumann, Carol O'- Rourke, Sharon Larsen, DeAnne Boeltl. ROW 4 - Diane Acker- man, Donna Mann, Kay Neal, Barb Tinkle, Susie Chickett, Barb Prokop, Coleen Mersch, Pat Tes- tar, Barb Kodada. ROW 5 - Lin- da Busby, Lynda Robson, Linda Bransen, Carol Dvorak, JoAnn Haywiller, Sue Shogren, Connie Flodin, Karla Royer, Carol Cihl- ar. a ROW I - Shery Fierstein, Glo- ria Novak, Bonita Masloski, Shar- on Alexancler, Elaine Garenz, Di- ane Fishbach, Paulette Neubauer. ROW 2 - Sharon Heatherston, Barb Ovre, June Buckley, Kathy Buzicky, Pat Testar, Shirley Rama- cier, Pat Quinn, Dolores Callahan. ROW 3 - Pam Soerner, Anita Anston, Sonja Nystrom, Paula Davis, Donna Burdash, JoAnn Johnson, Virginia Mattson. ROW 4 - Rita Eggert, Jackie Hill, Joyce Nelson, Madeline Bowe, Phyllis Tessling, Jean Biederman, Roxanne Sorenson, Judy Finnley. ROW I - Lucille Houle, Diane Schnieder, Michelle Mazenac, Su- san Plante, Carolyn Staudinger, Donna LeClaire, Judy Todora. ROW 2 -- Connie Board, Margie McDonough, Nancy Dunn, Berna- dette Thing, Susie Ovre, Rita Eg- gert, Diana Fowls. ROW 3 Q Lou Ann Holst, Rita Kolnberger, Di- ane Wegner, Joan Mills, Ellen Hudsin, Mickey Wosika, Judy Dixon. ROW 4 - Jackie Van Heel, Pat Bauer, Marilyn Tryon, Kathy Valencour, Diane Shaw, Barb Hackbarth, Jane Smallwood, Sharyl Hanson. GAA OFFERS AF TER-S CH OOL A C TI VI TIES Y GAA Officers - Carol Opatrny, Sec-Treas.g Mary Ellen McGeehan, V. Pres., Kay Neal, Pres., June Opatrny, Publicity, Barbara Opatrny, Recording Secretary. Basketball, bowling, badminton, tennis, softball, soccer, swimming, tumbling, ping pong, and free exercise are all offered to Monroeis sport-minded girls in the Girls, Athletic Association, GAA. Planned by the GAA Board and directed by Mrs. Fischer these after-school activities allow the girls to earn a letter. This award is given after the girl has accumulated enough points. 93 ROW I - Carolyn Staudinger, Patti Augustine, Marilee Rooke, Nancy Todora, Colene Cogbum. ROW 2 - Ellen Bergan, Linda Heine, Bonita Masloski, Lou Ann Stapleton, Winell Reesch, Linda Testar, Paulette Neubauer. ROW 3 1 Nancy Yetterberg, Carol Bit- terman, Diane Stevens, Linda Alexander, Nancy Wesner, Judy Todora. ROW 4 g Jeanne Stev- enson, Ginny Frederick, Sandy Smith, Susan Ovre. ROW 5 - Joyce Nelson, Diane Wegner, Judy Dixon, Rita Kolnberger, Linda Haaglund, Pam Greene. 'iw ROW I - Char Blomberg, Carol Hauser, Virginia Mattson, Sue Tepley, Donna Burdash, Pat Quinn. ROW 2 -- Rita Eggert, Madeline Bowe, Barb Ovre, Sally Krusell, Mary Holte, Haroldine Jones. ROW 3 4 Joan Mills, Jackie Hill, Janie Williams, Roxy Sorenson, Elaine Derks, Ethel Pearl, Barb Kostner. ROW 4 f Joan Johnson, Connie Floclin, June Buckley, Barb Link, Sarah Shogren, Becky Forsythe, Suzette Odegard. jUNIOR T-TEENS HA VE B ST TEAR 9+ I . fi w r , 'E' sf JR. Y-TEENS OFFICERS ROW I - Diane Wegner, June Buckley, ROW 2 4 Colene Cogburn, Sarah Shogren, Barb Ovre. 94 Optima, Junior Y-Teens, is made up of high school freshmen, sophomore, and junior girls. The pur- pose of this club is to group activities around the goals and standards of the YWCA. Being a member in Y-Teens allows the girls to make full use of the YWCA's facilities. Activities throughout the year in- cluded a tobogganing party, bowling party, a turn- about dance, and a Christmas party at a home for the aged. During the year they heard several speak- ers on juvenile deliquency, the peace corp, teenage marriages, and family problems. 1 ROW I -Q Jane Noyes, Sue Lunney, Gail Matsenbrook, - Elaine Dorsey, Bonnie Bond, Margie Boicourt, Sue Jan Hladky, Sharon Peterson, Carol O'Rourl-ze, Glennis Schwab, Kay Neal, Lois Johnson, Marlane Ayers, ROW 4 Peterson, ROW 2 -- Ellen Hudson, Barb Kodada, Dixie - Sue Shogren, Sharyl Hanson, Jane Smallwood, Kathi Jents, Susie Nystrom, Anne Ovre, Trudy Greene, ROW 3 Blood, Barbara Hackbarth, Karla Royer. SENIORS LEA VE WITH FUND MEMORIES Tanda, Senior Y-Teens, is an organizations for senior girls who are interested in fulfilling the pur- pose of the YWCA. Some of their projects during the year included making button toys for the holi- day sale and the sale of stuffed animals called the Y's Ole Owl. A halloween party, a taffy pull, an ice skating party, and a semi-formal dance, The Twilight Twirl were only a few of the social events which highlighted a satisfying and eventful year. 3 - is we 1. , u 'iv SEATED - Sue Shogren, Pres., Jane Smallwood, ICC., STANDING - Anne Ovre, V. Pres., Kay Neal, Sec., Sonja Nystron, Chaplain, Jane Noyes, Chatterbox Representative. Romance Language Club - ROW I - Ellen Hudson, Judy Todora, Karen Naurnann, Nancy Todora, DeAnne Boeltl, Paulette Neubauer. ROW 2 - June Wickboldt, Mar- lene Fenick, Barb Opatrny, Karen Spray, Nancy Dunn, Margie Koeh- nen, Glennis Peterson. ROW 3 - Rita Kolnberger, Bonnie Andrle, Barb Turner, Virginia Mattson, Shirley Rainier, Gail Mastenbrook, Linda Miller, Jeanne Braun. ROW 4 4 Barb Kodada, Margie Boi- court, Lori Fisher, Bob Hencier, Mike Tressler, Kay Neal, Susan Schwab, Shirley Schultz. Romance Language Club ! ROW I f Al Yutz, Dianne Brodsky, Maybelle Prokop, Sharon Fidell, Dick Kelly, Bruce Neiger. ROW 2 - Suzette Odegard, Karla Royer, Jan Nelson, Dolores Callahan, Marilyn Pentelovich, Diane Sigal, Joyce Margulis, Ellen Dorshow. ROW 3 1 Kathy Blood, Connie Flodin, Sue Shogren, Leslie Y'Veishuro, Sharyl Hanson, Becky For- sythe, Kathy Anderson. ROW 4 1 Roger Sorenson, Greg Mayer, Torn Henderlite, Scott Schleifer, Joe Bishop, Bob Voltz, Bruce Black, George Larson. ETA., ROMA CE LANGUAGE CLUBS GIVE T DE TS EXCELLENT EXPERIENCE F.T.A. 4 ROW I - Sharon Peterson, Patti Augustine, Colene Cogburn, Nancy Todora, Carolyn Staudinger. ROW 2 - Chuck Thell, Joyce Margulis, Anne Ovre, Barb Ovre, Carol Opatrny, June Wickboldt. ROW 3 - Jackie Van Heel, June Opatrny, Kathy Anderson, Elaine Dorsey, Mary Ann Heinz, Susan Schwab, Diane Wegner. ROW 4 - June Buckley, Barbara Hackbarth, Kathy' Blood, Dick Peterson, Jane Smallwood, Pat Bauer. ROW I - Haroldine Jones, Al Yutz, Ellen Hudson, Carol Opatrny, Barb Pasch, Bonnie Farinella, Gloria Mahoney, Carol Staudinger. ROW 2 1 Becky Forsythe, Harold Levy, Stan Robbins, Diane Wegner, Marlane Ayers, May- belle Prokop, Charlene Collova, Faye Menard. ROW 3 - john Heroff, Barb Haekbarth, Pat Bauer, Kathy Blood, Robert Zieman, Leslie Weisburd, Eugene Sterba, Gordon Palzer. ROW I - Harold Levy, Miss Mahood, Advisor, ROW 2 - Marlane Ayers, Bob Zieman, Pat Bauer, Barb Haekbarth. Masque and Gavel Ojjicers Masque and Gavel HO OR SOCIETIES BRI G STUDENTS A D SCHOOL REOOG ITIO Quill and Scroll ROW I - Barb Kodada, Tana Story, Alain Yutz, Jan Hladky, June Wiekboldt, ROW 2 - Marilyn Tryon, Bonnie Bond, Terry Johnson, June Opatrny, Linda Miller. ROW 3 - Steve Fowls, Jim Dickerson, Norman Palzer, Jim Han- on, George Larson. f: gy- 2, MONITOR Editors - ROW I - Linda Miller, Bonnie Bond, Tana Story, Pam Smoliak. ROW 2 - june Opatrny, Darrel Hedman, Steve Fowls, Sandy Heatherston. ROW 3 - Jim Dickerson, Norman Palzer, Leon Buescher, George Larson. MONITOR STAFF STRIVES TO SA TISFT ALL MONITOR Staff - ROW I - Barb Smallman, Jackie Hill, Judy Dixon, Jay Abramovitz, Colene Cogburn, Patti Augustine, Jane Ramacicr. ROW 2 -- Donna Burdash, Madeline Bowe, Gail Mas- tenbrook, Linda Miller, Jan Hladky, Sue Nystrom, Joyce Margulis, Tana Story. ROW 3 1 Suzette Odegard, Ellen Doeshow, Marlane Ayers, Eric Marcuson, Larry Raasch, Al Yutz, Ruth Messier, 4 7 Judy Yost, Sandy Johnson, Sharyl Hanson, Smoliak, Karen Prokosch. Hedman, Leon Buescher, Dickerson, Dick Schuldt, Norman Palzer, Jim Hanson, Steve Fowls. Bonnie Bond. RO W Heatherston, Terry Marilyn Tryon, Pam RO W 5 - Darrel George Larson, Jim DOCTRINE editors f ROW I W Tana Story, Rivhard Schuldt, Joyce lylargulis. ROW 3 - 7 June Opatrny, Alain Yutz, Jan Hladky, Barbara, Marlane Ayers, Marilyn Tryon, Stove Fowls, Jinx Kodada. ROW 2 -- Sonja Nystrom, Linda Miller, Dickerson, Sharyl Hanson, DOCTRINE STAFF COMPLETESB ST SCHEDULE l DOCTRINE Staff - ROW I 4 Jay Abramovitz, June Wickboldt, Carol Opatrny, Barbara Opatrny, Shirley Ranier, Barbara Kodada, ROW 2 - June Cpatrny, Joyce Margulis, Sonja Nystrom. Tana Story. Jan Hladky, Linda Miller, ROW 3 - Marlane Ayers, Pam Smoliak, Sharyl Hanson, Marilyn Tryoh, Sandy Heathcrston, Bonnie Bond. ROW 4 1 Alain Yutz, George Larson, Jinx Dic'hcrson.'Dic'k Svhuldt, Leon Bueschcr, Stcvc Fowls, Darrel Hcdman. 101 fm Student Council Officers - ISEATEDQ - Linda Miller, Pres., Marlane Ayers, V. Pres, KSTANDINGQ - Tana Story, Sec., - Gary Valencour, Comm. Chrm.g Ellen Hudson, Treas. Monroels Student Council began the year with the Homecoming festivities. During heir busy year the Student Council com- pleted many activities of public and school service such as the United Fund Drive, de- livering of Thanksgiving baskets to families in need, Christmas decorations, Sno-Daze, the talent show, and the Monroe Clean- Up Wleek. Their hard work and help have been a tribute both to Monroe and to the community. STUDENT COUNCIL COMPLETES A CTIVE ROW I - Kathy Bordeaux, Louise Lancaster, Linda Mil- ler, Ellen Hudson, DcAnne Boeltl, Coleen Cogburn. ROW 2 - Tom Moravec, Tana Story, Sarah Shogren, June Opatrny, Haroldine Jones, Kitty Picka, Ellen Dorshow, Bonnie Kittleson, Mr, Wall- blom. ROW 3 -- Tony De- Martino, Tom Luck, Bob Grunloh, Jeff Hill, Gary Val- encour, Marlane Ayers, ROW 4 - Dave Holmberg, Darrel Hedman, Greg Mayer, Lon Peters, George Larson, Steve Fowls. TEAR 102 Ski Club Ojyicers Sandra Hitalla, Sec., Leon Buescher, Treas.g Bruce Black, Pres., Jackie Hill, V. Pres. Monroe's newly forrned ski club, which was hampered in the beginning of the season by cold weather, took several trips to the various ski resorts in the Minnesota-Wisconsin area. KI CLUB PROVIDES WINTER FROLIC ROW I - Marlane Ayers, Bonnie Bond, Diane Wegner, Karla Royer, Tana Story, Judy Teppley, Roxy Sorenson. ROW 2 - Marilyn Tryon, Kathy Valencour, Terry Johnson, Dick Kelly, Len Salstrom, Leslie Weisburd, Sharyl Hanson, Becky Fotsythe, ROW 3 4 Ron Fischer, Dennis Fleisch- rnan, Lon Peters, Bob Grunloh, Greg Bass, Torn Luck, Mike McCall, ROW 4 4 Steve Fowls, George Larson, Bruce Black, Jim Dickerson, Leon Buescher, Jim Hanson, Darrel Hedman, Jim Tierney. ROW I 1 Karen Nauinann, Nancy Todora, Sue Vitek, Glennis Peterson, Char Blom- berg, Judy Smith, Carol Staudinger. ROW 2 - Barb Srnallman, Bonnie Farinella, Judy Dixon, Lou Ann Stapleton, Patti Augustine, Judy Todora, Shirley Schultz. 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Robert 8 Swanson, William 12,72 Teubert, Carolyn 12 Tigue, ,Ralph 13 Tjomsland, Florence 9 Toman, Ardith 6,13 Wallblom, Charles 13,102 Wellisch, Gertrude 14 Wirth, James 14 Wilson, Bruce 14 Woodall, Conrad 14 Students Aarthun, David 17 Abramovitz, Jaylene 17,100,101 Abrams, Robert 38,76,77,91 Ackerman, Diane 92 Adam, Robert 42 Adams, Ronald 17 Adams, Sally 42 Adler, Judy 42 Alexander, Janice 48 Alexander, Linda 42,84,86,94 Alexander, Sharon 42,84,92 Alich, Kenneth 17,96 Alich, Nancy 38,84 Ament, Dale 42 Ament, Donald 42 Amyotte, Larry 91 Anderson, Bill 38 Anderson, Kathy 38,92,97,98 Andretta, Cipirano 38 Andrle, Betty 48 Andrle, Bonnie 17,92,98 Anger, Warren 48 Anston, Anita 48,92 Argetsinger, Tom 18 Armstrong, Bill 42 Arndt, Carol 48 Artzen, Howard 38 Atwater, Vicki 18 Augustine, Patti 38,84,86,87,90,92, 94,97,98,100,103 Ayd, Jo Ann 38,92 Ayers, Marlane 16,19,53,55,56,57, 88,92,95,99,102,103 Backman, Robert 42 Baily, Steve 38 Baily, Tim 48 Baker, Phillip 48 Bakula, Kathryn -42 Bankhalter, Gabriella 42 Bannie, Cassandra 42,84 Barenz, Roger 48 Basques, Francis 48 Basques, Mary 42 Basques, Paul 48 Bass, Greg 38,103 Bataglia, Gary 18 Bataglia, Linda 48 Bauer, Pat 18,32,86,91,93,98,99 Baumann, Carol 38,92,97 Baumann, Sarah 42 Beach, Jane 42 Becker, Harvey 38 Becker, Robert 42 Bens, Marilyn 18,90 Benscoter, Leslie 48 Benscoter, Mary 38 Benscoter, Walter 18 Berg, Ralph 48 Bergan, Ellen 38,84,94 Bergan, Judy 42,86 Berquist, Ted 38,76,81 Berthiaume, George 48 Bezency, Bob 38 Biedermann, Earl 48 Biederman, Jean 18,90 Bielke, Duane 48 Billings, Steve 18 Binman, Bonnie 18 Bird, Jerome 38 Bishop, Joe 38,62,64,70,98 Bitterman, Carol 38,91,94 106 Black, Bruce 19,98,103 Blechinger, Daniel 42 Blechinger, Gail 48 Blomberg, Charlotte 38,86,90,94,103 Blood, Kathie 19,86,95,98,99 Blum, Terrance 42 Blumel, Ray 38 Blyton, Juliane 42,84 Blyton, Otis 19,91 Board, Connie 42,84,93 Board, Stephen 48 Boeckman, Connie 48 Boeltl, Dave 42,76,91 Boeltl, DeAnne 16,19,21,56,82,83,84, 90,91,92,98,102 Boicourt, Margaret 19,31,91,95,98 Bond, Bonnie 19,29,58,5'9,95,99,100, 101 Bordeaux, John 19,62,70 Bordeaux, Kathy 48,88,92,102 Bowe, Madeline 38,84,94,l00 Brady, Patricia 42 Brandel, Roger 48 Branum, Clarence 19,56,57 Bratman, Daron 43 Brandenburg, Larry 48,80 Braun, Jeanne 98 Brausen, Linda 48,92 Brindamour, Joyce 48 Briseno, Sylvia 43 Brodsky, Dianne 19,84,98 Brom, Jean 43,84 Brozek, Ronald 43 Brunson, Geofrey 38 Bruzek, Patricia 48 Buckley, June 38,92,94,98,103 Buescher, Leon 18,93,96,100,101,103 Burback, Barbara 43,88 Burback, Dave 43 Burdash, Donna 38,84,86,91,92,94, 100,103 Burkhardt, John 43,66 Burns, Sandra -43,84 Busby, Linda 48,92 Buzicky, Charles 20 Buzicky, Kathleen 48,92 Bye, James 38 Calkin, Diane 20,22 Callahan, Dolores 38,84,86,92,97, 98,103 Callahan, Mike 43 Canner, Eunice 38 Canner, Jean 43,88 Carlson, Margaret 43 Carney, Lynne 38 Cavallin, Kay 20 Cesar, Bruce 48 Charles, Joanne 48 Chavez, Bonita 38 Chickett, Toni 48,92 Chosa, Judy 38 Chuhel, Dennis 20,48 Christopherson, Velora 38,84,97 Cihlar, Carol 38,92 Cihlar, Richard 20 Clements, Dale 66 Clewett, Patricia 43 Clow, Judith 38 Coakley, Cynthia 38 Coakley, Dennis 38 Coan, Richard 43 Coe, Curtis 38 Coffey, Gregory 43,76 Coffey, Michael 38 Cogburn, Colene 38,86,91,94,98,100, 102 Cole, S. 43 Collier, Pamela 48,92 Collier, Susan 20,90 Collova, Charlene 38,88,90,99 Collova, JoAnn 20,84,86,91,92 Colonna, James 43 Colonna, Rocky 38 Colonna, Susie 43 Conley, Mike Conrey, Terrance 20 Conroy, Kathleen 48 Cook, Michael 48 Cook, Tom 48,66 Cormier, Jeffrey 48 Cosseta, Nancy 38 Courtright, Margaret 48 Craighead, Sharon 38,84 Crain, Rosemary 43,90 Cramblit, Emmett 48 Crosby, Gerry 43,62,66 Crosby, Sandra 20 Cuff, Rose 20,57,86,9O Dahn, Bonnie 21 Dandl, Darlene 48 Dandl, Joseph 38 Dandl, Marie 21 Danov, Barbara 43,84 Davidson, Bruce 43 Davis, Paula 43,92 Degidio, Theresa 48,84 Deller, John 38,91 Delong, Kent 43,67,91 DeMeyer, Julia 48 Derks, Elaine 38,84,94 Derks, Jack 48 DeVeau, Nlildred 21 Dickerson, James 21,80,96,99,100, 101,103 Dickerson, Jesse 38 Diederich, Jon 143 DiMartino, Michael 48,636,102 Dixon, Judy 38,84,90,93,94,97,100, 103 Dixon, Julia 43 Dorsey, Elaine 21,92,95,98 Dorshow, Ellen 38,84,98,100,102 Doxator, Rosanna 38 Doyle, 'Rita 38 Drassal, Jean 38,84,90 Dressely, Barbara 43 Dressely, Margie 21,103 Drusch, William 43 Dunn, Nancy 43,93,98 Dupey, Beverly 38 Dusterhoft, Barbara 43 Dvorak, Carol 43,92 Dzik, Kathleen 43,90 Easton, Richard 48 Easton, Gordon -43,70 Eckert, Leonard 43,66,72 Eggert, Bernadine 21,103 Eggert, Rita 43,84,90,93,94 Eichinger, Gregory 38 Einberger, Richard 38,75 Ellison, Ruth 43,84,85,90 Elmstedt, Linda 43,84 Emerson, Jane 38,90 Emerson, Judy 38 Emerson, Keith 48 Engelke, Merry 38 Enos, Lloyd 43,66 Erickson, Larry 21,32 Erickson, Shirley 21,91 Esboldt, Jerome 43,62,68,91 Esch, Paul 43 Evans, Carol 43 Evans, Sandra 43 Fahey, Daniel 38 Farinella, Bonnie 21,90,99,103 Farinella, Ervin 48 Faurot, Patrick 38 Gronau, Janice 49 Grunloh, Robert 18,22,60,62,l02,103 Gudvangen, Elaine 22 Guy, Craig 43,66,72 Haag, Scott 44,66,75 Haaglund, Linda 92,94 Hackbarth, Barbara 22,27,56,57,86, 91,93,95,98,99 Hadfield, Steven 49 Hadley, Ronald 39,91 Haessl, Jo Anne 49 Hagberg, Marietta 44 Hagg, David 44,66,67,88 Haggenmiller, Mary 44 Hajicek, Gale 44 Haider, William 39 Fawcett, Kimberly 39 Fearing, Paul 39,62,69 Fenick, Marlene 39,98 Ferraro, Lynn 43,84,92 Fidell, Sharon 38,84,97,98 Fierstein, Sharyl 43,84,92 Finley, Judy 48,84 Finn, Donald 43 Fischbach, Diane 43 Fischbach, Edward 48 F ischbach, Joyce 39,92 Fischer, Ron 22,70,78,79,103 Fischer, Thomas 43 Fisch, Eugene 43 Fisher, Laurie 39,84,85,86,92,97,98 Fisler, Edith 39,90 Fix, Kathryn 22 Flanagan, Darlene 48,84 Fleischman, Dennis 22,31,53,62,103 Fleury, Patrick 48 Flickek, Robert 39 Flodin, Connie 39,84,92,94,97,98 Flynn, Linda 43,92 Fohner, Pamela 39,84 Forsythe, Rebecca 39,58,59,84,85,86, 90,94,98,99,103 Fowls, Diana 48,93 Fowls, Stephen 16,21,22,53,57,73,96, 99,100,101,102,103 Frank, David 43 Franta Julie 48 Frederick, Jenny 43,86,94 Frederickson, Gary 43,66 Fredette, Tom 49 Freshwater, Greg 43 Friedman, Cheryl 43,88 Friend, Robert 39 Fronk, Anthony 39 Gajewski, John 72 Galles, Tom 49 Gansfuss, Waltraud 43,84,92 Garcia, Linda 43 Garcia, Robert 74,75 Gaumitz, Charlotte 49 Gehrig, Kathy 39,84,90 Gerdesmeier, Maxine 39,92 Gerner, George 22 Geronime, John 39,76 Gillispie, Barb 49 Glassman, Arthur 39 Goodman, Michele 88 Gosselin, Raymond '43 Gossman, Richard 39 Gould, Lucille 22 Hale, Kathy 39 Hall, Robert 44 Halter, Bev 39 Hanacek, Linda 44,90 Hane, Patricia 44,84 Hane, Thomas 39 Hanson Hanson Hanson , Anthony 44,76 , Audrey 44 Donald 44,72 Hansonj Kathleen 39 Hanson, James 23,68,96,99,100,103 Hanson, Sharyl 20,23,93,95,98,100, 101,103 Hanzal, Ronald 39 Harper, Alton 44 Harrison, Frank 44 Harrison, Ken'49 Harrison, Shirley 49,92 Harry, Ron 44 Harvath, Nancy 39 Hastings, Shirley 23 Hatton, Dennis 44 Hauser, Carol 39,86,94 Hauwiller, Joanne 39,92 Hauwiller, Kathleen 44,92 Hawley, Janice 44,82,83,84,90 Heatherston, Mary J. 44 Heatherston, Mary K. 44 Heatherston, Sandra 23,100,101 Heatherston, Sharon 39,92 Heaton, Jane 44 Hedman, Darrel 23,79,80,96,100,101 102,103 Heine, Linda 49,94 Heinz, Mary Ann 23,98 Hejhal, Donald 39,78,80 Hejhal, Gary 78,79 Hemming, Karen 39 Hencier, Jamer 66,76 Henderlite, Thomas 39,70,78,96, Hendrickson, Mary Jo 44 Henning, John 39,76 Henry, Carol 44 Heroff, Gerald 23 Herolf, Judy 44,91 Heroff, John 39,78,99 Heroff, Judy 23,90 Heroff, Mary Jo 49,92 98 Greene, Pamela 39,94 Greene, Trudy 22,57,88,91,95,97 Greifzu, Annabelle 49 Greifzu, Bill 39 Greiner, Cheryl 49 Groess, Thomas 48 107 Hietala, Sandra 44,103 Hilgert, Marcella 44 Hill, Barbara 44,84 Hill, Jackie 39,94,100,103 Hill, Jeffrey 16,23,28,53,88,lO2 Hill, William 39 Hillan, Barbara 44 Hillstrom, Roy Hinkey, Linda -44 Hintz, Harry 39 Hislop, Jacquie 44 Hively, Bonnie 44,90 Hjelle, Bruce 39 Hladky, Janice 16,24,92,95,99,100,101 Haaglund, Linda 44 Hackenberger, Cathy 49 Hackenberger, Mary 39 Hogan, Dennis 39,62,70 Hogan, Diane 44,84 Hogan, Thomas 24,91 Hohenwald, Mary 44 Holisky, James 24,68 Holm, Richard 39 Holmberg, David 49,58,59,66,72,102 Holmberg, Sharon 24 Holmes, Russell 44 Holst, Louann 44,84,93 Holte, Mary 44,86,94 Holzschuh, Robert 44 Homa, Ardyce 44 Horejs, Edward 44 Hostrawser, Anne 44 Houle, Lucille 49,93 Howard, Le Roy 44,75 Howell, George 24 Huber. David 44 Hudalla, Theresa 44 Hudalla, Walter 39,62 Hudson, Ellen 16,23,24,56,60,93,95, 98,99,102 Huffman, Arthur 66 Hughes, Barbara 44,90 Hughley, Robert 49 Huspek, Kathie 44 Hyland, Percy 44 Jackson, Richard 44,66,67,88 Jambor, Bernice 24 Jambor, Donald 39,88,91 Jansky, John -44 Jencsok, Mary 24,90 Jenson, Thomas 39 Jents, Dixie 24,86,90,92,95 Jents, Frank 49 Jents, Lawrence 44 Jobe, Russel 44 Jobst, Christopher 44 Johnson, Bonnie 44,86,90,97 Johnson, Carolyn 39,84 Johnson, Dale 39 Johnson, Gary 4-4,76,88 Johnson, Joanne 38,84,92,94 Johnson, John 44,88 Johnson, Lois 25,92,95 Johnson, Patricia 44,90 Johnson, Theresa 25,99,100,103 Jones, Haroldine 39,56,57,84,85,86, 91,94,99,102 Jones, Michael 39,62 Jones, Ronald 44,76 Jorissen, Joel 25 Jost, Kathleen 49 Joyner, Samuel 44 Jungbauer, Sandra 44 Kachel, Patrick 39,76 Kachel, Roy 49 Kasat, George 49 Katz, Gary 44,88 Kazemba, Carol 44 Keapproth, Virginia 45,91 Kelly, Richard 39,76,77,98,103 Kensy, Jeanette 25 Kern Sharon 84,90,92 Kessler, Joan 39 King, Janet 45 Kinney, Patricia 45,92 Kittelson, Bonita 45,91,92,102 Kittleson, Jacqueline 49 Kjos, Cheryl 44 Kjos, Diane 39 Kjos, Thomas 49,76 Klein, Christine 25 Klein, Cynthia 45 Klotz, Ralph 45 Klover, Tony 49 Kmety, Janet 45 Kmety, Joe 25,91 Knudson, Kenneth 45 Knutson, Diane 39,84 Knutson, Robert 45,67,91 Kobilka, Nick 45,62 Koch, Joe 45' Kodada, Barbara 16,25,86,87,92,95, 98,99,101 Koehnan, Dennis 38 Koehnen, Gary 45 Koehnen, Margaret 39,98 Koehnen, Marilyn 39 Koehnen, Marlene 49,84 Kollmel, Mary Lee 45,92 Koempel, Carol 25 Kohout, Roger 39,80 Kolnberger, Rita 39,84,86,93,94,97 98,103 Kopet, Marjorie 49,92 Kostner, Barbara 40,94 Kostroski, Darlene 45,90 Kostroski, Linda 49 Koutek, Eugene 45 Kovarik, Josephine 25 Kraft, Linda 40 Krautkremer, Larry -45 Kreitlow, Jerome 25 Kreitz, Stephen 49 Krejce, Michael 40 Krewl, Kathern 45,90 Krinke, Charles 91 Kroger, Patricia 49,58,59 Kruger, Mary Lee 40 Kruse, -Douglas 45,58,59,66,73,80 Krusell, Sally 45,84,94 Kuczaboski, Mike 40 Kuehn, David 26,91 Kuschner, Curtis 45,66,78 Kutz, Richard 49 LaForte, Donald 40 Lamberty, Judy 26 Lancaster, Lois 49 Lancaster, Louise 49,102 Langberg, Lee Ann 45 Larsen, Sharon 45,86,92 Larson, Gregg 45 Larson, George 40,62,71,96,98,99, 100,101,l02,l03 Launderville, Jerome 49 LaVoi, Thomas 45 Lawson, Barbara 45 LeBoutillier, Elizabeth 40 Lechtman, Michael 45,70,78 LeClair, Bob 45,66,67 LeClair, Donna 45,84,93 LeClaire, Susan 40,90,97 Lee, Gary 49 Lee, Nancy 45,86,90 Leepart, Paulette 40,90 Leepart, Richard 45,76,88 Lehman, Sharon 45 Leigh, Michael 45,88 Leitner, Otto 40,68,69 LeMay, JoAnn 45 Lendway, Alan 49,66,72 Lendway, Lawerence 26 Lendway, Jim 49 108 9 Leonard, Joe 40 Lerman, Gregory 26 Lessard, Jeffrey 49,67 Levenberg, Charles 40,68 Levy, Harold 16,26,56,57,70,97,99 Liebgot, Roseanne 45,88 Linc, Don 49 Lindenau, Sharon 45 Lindgren, David Link, Barbara 45,94 Link, Thomas Linn, Sandra 40,84 Linstad, Bonnie 45 Logas, Mike 49 Long, Claudette 45 Longen, Mary 40 Lorenz, Elaine 49,92 Lostrom, Karon 40 Louismet, Roberta 26,91 Lovejoy, Pauline 45 Lovick, Marla Luck, Thomas 40,70,102,103 Lukesh, Janet 40 Lundgren, Jackie Lundstrom, Bob Lunney, Sue 25,26,53,55,90,95,97 McCall, John 45,77,103 McCoy, Ronald 40,62,75 McCarthy, Keith 40,72,88 McClusky, Tom 49 McDaniel, Barbara 45 McDonough, Frank 26,30 McDonough, Margie 45,93 McDonough, John McGeehan, Mary Ellen 24,26,84,90 93 McLaury, Jack 40 Maestas, Ross 45,97 Maestas, Simon 40 Mahoney, Gloria 40,92,97,99 Maidl, David Mails, Sharon Maloney, Michael 45,66 Mann, Donna 45,84,92 Mann, James 49,96 Mann, John 26 Mann, Robert 27,80 Manson, Charles 45 Manthe, Bonnie 27,90 Margulis, Joyce 26,27,98,100,101,1 Mark, Carol 27 Markley, Edward 27 Markusen, Eric 45,66,80,100 Martagon, Mary 27 Martagon, Vicky 45,84,90 Martin, Linda 49 Maruska, Jerry Maske, Mary Ann 40 Masloski, Bonita 49,92,94 Masloski, Thomas 45 Mason, Patricia 45 Mason, Walter 40 Mastenbrook, 'Gail 27,95',97,98,100, 103 Mathews, Wanda Mattix, Dennis 40 Mattson, Virginia 40,84,92,94,98 Matykiewicz, Gary Mayer, Greg 40,97,98,102 Mazanec, Michelle 49,93 Mazanec, Richard 45.76 Mechtel, David 45,66,67 Melbye, Ronald 49 Melbye, Sharon 40 Menard, Faye 27,84,99 Mench, Roger 27 Mench, Rita 40,84 Mench, Sandy 49,92 Mencke, Dennis 40 Menke, Tony 40,91 Menne, Margaret 27 Menne, Pauline 45,92 Menne, Roy 49,80 Merrill, Bill Merrill, Lois 45 Mersch, Collene 49,92 Merz, Jeff 78 Messier, Marcella 45 Messier, Ruth 28,100 Meyers, Cheryl 40,84 Meyers, Joan 40,97 Michels, Robert 40 Michaels, Ronald 28 Michael, Ronald 40 Michalec, Gerald Midall, Howard 45 Miho, Kathy Mikesell, David 40 Mikesh, Larry 40 Miller, Henry 45,62 Miller, Carol 40,84 Miller, Leslie 40,90 Miller, Linda CFr.j Miller, Linda QSr.J 16,28,87,98,99 100,101,102 Mikesell, David Mills, Joan 40,84,86,91,93,94 Monita, Sam 70,71 Monita, Sam 28 Monson, Joyce 45,84 Moody, Keith, 49 Moore, Gary 72 Moore, Nancy 28,90,103 Morales, Ben 45,62,72 Morales, Reuben 49 Moran, Daniel 45 Moran, Clinton 49,66,67 Moravec, Thomas 40,102 Moren, Donald 46,66,67 Moyer, James 49 Morse, Fred 45,75 Morse, Lyla 40 Mosner, Frank 40 Mottaz, Davianna 40 Mrozek, Joyce 49,92 Mueller, Bonnie 28 Mueller, Joe 46,67 Muellner, Kathleen 49 Muellner, Paul 46,72 Muggley, Charles 40,58,59,70 Muiznieks, Imants 49 Muller, Lawrence Munzen, Jeanne 46 Munson, Dianne 28,90 Murphy, Marcia 49 Murray, Tim 40 Naumann, Karen 40,84,86,98,103 Neal, Kay 28,88,92,93,95,97,99 Neavin, Ron 46 Neiger, Bruce 40,98 Newbauer, Paulette 40,84,86,92,94, 97,98 Newton, Sally 40,90 Newton, Sandra 46,92 Niedzwieski, Hartmond 40,91 Nitti, Dan 40,62,70 Nordmeyer, James 46 Noe, Mary Jo 46,91 Norton, Mike 46 Novak, Barbara 46,92 Novak, Gloria 46,92 Novak, Ron 40 Noyes, Jane 28,88,91,95,97 Nutzmann, Judith 46,90 Nystrom, Sonja 29,35,91,92,95,100,l0l O'Brien, Don 40 O'Brien, Mary 29 Odden, Howard 50 Odegard, Suzette 41,84,90,94,98,1O0 Offerman, Janet 46 O'Hair, Steve 50 Olmstead, Allen 50 Olmstead, Judy 41 Olsen, Linda 86 Olsem, Maureen 46 Olson, Richard 46,66 Opatrny, Barbara 41,92,93,97,98,101 Opatrny, Carol 41,92,93,97,98,99, 100,101,102 Opatrny, June 29,30,92,97,98,99,100, 101,102 O'Rourke, Carol 29,92,95i O'Rourke, Janet 47,84,88,89 Orr, Janean 41,91 Ortega, Sandra 29,91 Osberg, Patricia 41,84 Osland, Nancy 29 Osthoff, Hal 46 Ouellette, Frances 50 Ovre, Anne 29,92,95,97,98 Ovre, Barbara 41,90,92,94,98,l03 Ovre, Susan 50,93,94 Palacek, David 29 Palzer, Gordon 41,99 Palzer, Norman 29,99,100 Paradise, Pat 41 Parks, Larry 50 Parzino, Nancy 41 Pasch, Barbara 41,84,90,97,99 Patchin, Don 88 Paul, Gwendolyn 50,84 Paulsen, Larry 50,96 Paulsen, Robert 30,96 Pawlak, Tony 41 Penny, Bruce 30,88 Pentelovitch, Marilyn 41,98 Perel, Ethel 94 Perry, Nancy 30,84 Percy, Diane 41 Peters, Lon 29,30,68,69,102,103 Neilan, Joe 46 Neitzel, David 49,66 Nelson, Joyce 40,82,83,84,91,94,97 Nelson, Diane 40 Nelson, Don 40 Nelson, Carlene 40 Nelson, George 49 Nelson, Jann 40,84,90,98,103 Nelson John 46 Nerud,,Ken 40,6258 Ness, Michael 46,66,67,69 Neveaux, Kathy 28 Peterson, Dan 46,76 Peterson Dorothy 50 Peterson, Glen 86 Peterson, Glennis 30,90,95,98,103 Peterson, Loreen 50,84 Peterson, Richard 23,30,88,91,98 Peterson Peterson , Rosemary 41 , Sharon 3l,92,95,97,98 Postic, Frank 41 Prantner, Janet 31 Prantner, Melvin 41,78 Pream, Dennis 50 Pream, Stan 41 Preston, Charles 50 Priebe, Linda 31 Priebe, Thomas 50 Pringle, Mike 78 Prokop, Barbara 50,92 Prokop, Maybelle 31,98,99 Prokosch, Karen 31,100 Pucci, Angeling 510 Pulford, Gary -4l,62,80 Pulford, Keith Quinn, Barbara 46 Quinn, Pat 41,84,86,92,94,97,103 Raasch, Dave 46 Raasch, Lawrence 91,100 Radanke, Duane 50 Rainier, Shirley 41,97,98,101 Raitor, Virginia 31,90 Ramacier, Jane 41,84,90,100 Ramacier, Nancy 41,84,92,97 Rasmussen, Sandra 41 Rau, Fred 46,75 Raver, Robert 46 Redman, Louisa 46,88,90 Reichling, Richard 46 Reitmeir, Roger 46 Remore, David 41 Rice, Mary Ann 46 Richard, Genevieve 50 Richardson, John 41 Ridge, Kathy 46 Rieck, Richard 46 Riehm, Darlene 32 Riehm, Henry 4l,68,69 Riesch, Wynnell 46,86,94 Riesgraf, Mary 86 Rigwald, James 50,66 Rigwald, Judy 41 Rishavy, Janice 31,90 Rishavy, Robert 46 Ritchie, Daniel 41 Roach, Michael 20,31 Robbins, Edward 46,66 Robbins, Stanley 31,99 Robson, Lynda 46,92 Rooke, Marilee 41,84,86,91,92,94 Rooke, Marsha 31 Rose, Sharon 32 Rosenthal, Tom 50 Ross, Dale 43 Ross, Dennis 50 Rossow, Judy 41 Royer, Karla 32,90,92,95,98,l03 Rulli, Linda 41,91 Ruyman, Michael 41,62,80 Ruzichka, Gary 50 Salaba, Warren 32 Salstrom, Len 46,62,70,103 Samoyoa, William 41 Sammon, Patricia 46,84 Sandstrom, Carolyn 41 Sasser, Dennis 41 Sauro, Carol 41 Savage, Walter 50 Pfiefer, Dennis 30 Pfiefer, Donald 30 Pflaum, Donna 510 Picka, Katherine 41,92,97,102 Pingel, Joan 30 Pittelkow, Claudia 90 Plante, Susan 50,93 Plumbo, Judy 50,92 109 Schaefer, Schaffer, Scherer, Roger 50 Thomas 32 David 41,50,62,70 Schleifer, Scott 46,98 Schmidt, Schmitt, Schmitt, Schmitt, Bonnie 41 Judy 50 Karen 46 Suzanne 50 Schmitz, Marvin 46 Schmokel, Robert 50 Schneider, Diane 50,93 Schovanec, Sue 41 Schouveller, Dennis 32 Schuldt, Richard 16,19,32,53,62,63, 68,69,88,96,100,10l Schulz, Shirley 41,84,97,98,103 Schwab, Sally 46,86 Schwab, Stephen 41 Schwab, Susan 16,28,32,86,87,90,91, 95,98 Schwartz, Hava 50 Schwartz, Joseph 47,66 Segl, Kathy 47,84 Seiberlich, Dianne 47,86,97 Seiberlich, James 50 Senske, Jerry 50 ' Shaw, Diane 41,84,86,93,103 Shields, James 32,33,62 Shimamoto, Mark 47 Shimek, Michael 41 Shogren, Sarah 41,90,94,102 Shogren, Susan 32,33,88,92,85,98 Siegel, Joyce 32 Siegel, Marty 47 ' Sigal, Andrea 47 Sigal, Diane 33,84,98 Simpson, Richard 41 Skarda, Thomas 41 Skarda, William 76 Skoglund, Sue 41 Skubitz, John 47 Slipka, Beverly 47,86 Slonim, Alvin 41 Smallman, Barbara 33,84,90,100,103 Smallwood, Jane 86,91,95,98 Stone, James 47,88 Stone Lawrence 47,88 Stone, Roxann 42 Story, Tana 18,33,52,54,55,60,99, 1oo,101,102,103 Strang, Margaret 47 Stream, Guy 47 Stute, Cheryl 42 Stute, Linda 50 Smith Sandra 50,95 Smith, Edward 47 Smith James 41 Smith, Judy 33,53,55,82,83,84,103 Smith, Myron 41 Smith, Richard 50 Smith Steve 41 Smoliak, Pamela 33,100,101 Smolik, Barbara 41 Smolik, Gregory 47,66 Sommerhauser, Tom 47 Sorensen, Roger 41,57,68,88,96,98 Sorenson, Roxann 47,94,103 Sowada, Greg 47 Splittstoesser, Joyce 41 Spores, Carol 47 Spores, Michael 50 Spray, Karen 41,84,98 Stanton, Donald 47 Staples, Gary 41 Staples, Linda 47,84 Stapleton, Lou Ann 41,84,85,94,103 State, Dale 47 Staudinger, Carolyn 41,50,82,83,84, 90,93,94,97,98,99,103 Staudinger, Paul 67 Steichen, Regina 50 Steimer, Marlene 47 Stepka, Joyce 47 Sterba, Eugene 99 Sternquist, Diane 33 Sternquist, Gary 42,91 Sternquist, Sharon 47,86 Stevens, Diane 42,84,86,9l,92,94 Stevens, Gary 47,75 Stevenson, Eugenie 47,58,59,94 Sticha, DeWayne 47 Sticha, Richard 27,33,58,59 Stodola, John 47,66,72 Svoboda, Gary 47 Swanson, Allan 50 Swanson, Linda 42 Sweeney, Stephen 33,91 Sweet, Darlene 42 Swenson, John 42 Szondy, Mary Ann 42 Tamachaski, Mary 42 Tapp, Barbara 47 Tapp, Henry 47 Taylor, James 42,70 Taylor, Larry 33 Tentis, Roger 42 Tepley, Susan 47,94,103 Tessling, Phyllis 34,84 Tester, Linda 47,84,92,94 Tester, Patricia 47,86,91,92 Thell, Chuck 42,98 Thell, Delores 42 Thell, Pat 42,84 Thiry, Bernadette 47,93 Thomas, Patrick 26,34,70 Thompson, Thomas 47,66,67 Tierney, James 34,103 Tilsner, Robert 47,68 Tinkle, Barbara 47,92 Todora, Judy 47,82,83,84,9O,93,94, 98,103 Todora, Nancy 86,87,90,92,94,97,98, 103 Tonn, Mary Jay 47,84 Tonn, Wayne 47,62,70 Topritzhofer, Gerald 50 Tracy, Joseph 42 Tressler, Michael 42,62,98 Trojan, Margie 47,86 Tryon, Marilyn 34,91,93,97,l00,l01 103 Tschida, Cheryl 47 Tschida, Dorothy 34,90 Tschida, Mary 34 Tufte, Bill 47 Turner, Barbara 42,98 Uhl, Jerry 34,75 Urbanski, Patrick 42 Utecht, Charlotte 42 Utecht, Kathleen 47,78 Utecht, Leonard 96 Valencour, Gary 42,90,91,102 Valencour, Katherine 34,91,93,103 Vance, Mike 47 VanHeel Jacqueline 34,90,91,93,98 Varro, Frank 34,76 Varro, John 42 Velotta, Jacqueline 47 Viner, Ronald 42,84,91 Vitek, Cathy 42,91 Vitek, Susan 35,103 Volkman, Karen 50 Voltz, Robert 42,98 Voto, Gerald 35 Voyda, John 42 Whaley, Judy 53,55 Wahlin, Janet 35,88,89,90 Wahlin, Richard 50,88 Wandschneider, Dorothy 50,92 Ward, Gregg 66,75,77 110 Ward, Kirk 50,75 Wardell, Linda 47,90 Wardlaw, James 35 Warner, Dora 50 Warwick, Judy 47 Warwick, Wayne 16,24,35,52,54,5'5, 62,63,74,75 Watzel, Daniel 47,80 Weaver, Robert 35 Wegner, Jacqueline 47 Wegner, Diane 42,93,94,97,98,99,103 Wehrman, Sharyn 47 Weisburd, Leslie 35,84,97,88,99,103 Weisner, Charles 42,84 Weiss, Barbara 35,91 Welsch, Patricia 42 Welsch, Rose 47 Wendel, Jewel 84,50 Wendel, Lloyd 34,88,9l Wendel, Ramona 42,84,91 Wendt, Paul 47 Weniger, James 47,80 Wesner, Nancy 94 White, Roger 50 Wick, Gary 47 Wick, Lyle 42,62,76,97 Wickboldt, June 42,62,76,97 Wicks, Sharon 50 Wigfield, Richard 47 Willey, Michael 50 Williams, Jan 47 Williams, Jeanne 47,94 Williams, Jim, 47,70,71,78 Williamson, Carolyn 42 Wilson, John 36 Wiltfang, Ronald 42,103 Winter, Mike 50 Witha, Dean 50,66 Wittenberg, Karen 48,92 Woessner, Nancy 92 Wolff, Dawn 42 Woodford, James 50 Woodford, Wayne 50 : Wosika, Anna 50,84 Wosika, Mary Jo 42,91 Wosika, Michele 36,93,103 Wright Bonnie 48,50 Wright Robert 42 50 Yager, Karen 48 Yetterberg, Nancy 48,84,94 York, Greg 48 Yost, Judy 36,100 Yutz, Alain 22,36,96,98,99,100 101 Zacharienson, Judy 48,86 Zamora, Pualine 48 Zamora, Raymond 42,62,75' Zeipelt, James 36,48 Zelle, Patricia 42,84,90 Zieman, Daniel 91 Zieman, Robert 36,66,99 Zieman, William 75 Zrust, Tom 42 S.S. DOCTRINE 1 '7 ,2 1963 ,ol f r-JJ ,.....-.ii - - i . T 3, - p my my ll I I ul dw, 'fl y l . 'TD NX X y Now that the 1963 DOCTRINE and my job as edi- tor are completed I can reflect back and say that it has been a great year. I have had the support and help of manyg without each of these the 1963 DOC- TRINE could never have been. My thanks go first to Mr. Anderson - when the tide turned and the going becarne rough he placed me back on the course. Thanks also to Mr. Bert Hedstrorn, of Josten's5 to Mr. Don Adarns, annual cover representativeg and to -4. , ,,,, Sharyl Hanson, Art Editor - her talent sparks through the pages of the DOCTRINE and her cover design is truly outstanding. Special thanks to my As- sistant Editor Janice Hladky. Her spirit and willing- ness for the toughest jobs were a boost to the entire staff, myself included. My last wish as Editor-in- Chief is for all Monroe students: Smooth sailing on the Green Wave and through life. y 'i-fee. 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