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CLASS HISTORY With a 3hy but determined air, 115 students entered the portals of Monroe High School on September 3, 1934. Bewildered, we plodded through the first few weeks. Then with the aid of Willis Proudfoot as president; George Walker, vice president; Elaine Aller, secretary; Dorothy Schneider, treasurer; Arthur Durgin and Kenneth Benkert, representatives to the Student Council;and with Miss Margaret Wernecke as class adviser, we became acquainted with all the school activities. One member of the class, Jeanne Lynch, was a member of the cast of the operetta “Crocodile l3le“. Dorothy Eichstadt led cheers during her sophomore year. Clinton Blackboum, Alvin Babler, George Walker and Ervin Beer received athletic awards. Our Junior year was one of activity and responsibility. With our eyes on the prom, the three candidates, selected for the honor of holding the office of both president and prom king, were Jeffery Frau-tschy, Josef Benkert, and George Walker. After the fourth ballot Josef Benkert filled the place of honor, as the head of the class. Betty Keel was elected vice president; Elaine Aller, secretary; Alex Y ittwer, treasurer; and Morris Elmer and Willis Proudfoot served on the Student Council. Josef Benkert, prom king, selected Dorothy Deininger, as queen, to rule with him over the nautical promenade. Many others assisted as members of committees in making the prom a success. Members of the class who were assigned parts in the operetta, The Count and the Coed , were Max Untersee and Alvin Babler. Ruth Stauffacher represented Monroe at Brodhead with her humorous declamation. Doris Bruni received Honorable Mention in a typing contest in Milwaukee. Entering the homeward stretch with graduation in sight we chose Alex Wittwer as president; Josef Benkert, vice president; Marion Rosenthal, secretary; and Gerald Poff, treasurer. Arthur Durgin and Morris Elmer represented the senior class on the Student Council of which Willis Proudfoot served as president. Responsible positions were much in evidence with Merlin Meythaler editor-in-chief of the Bulletin, Alvin Babler, business manager, and Jeffery Frautschy,editor of the M Book. Many other industrious seniors assisted them. Homecoming was ably taken care of by Betty Keel. Arthur Durgin was the cheer leader the last two years. Representing us in the field of sports the three terms were Willis Gruenewald, Maurice Stauffacher, Clinton Blackbourn, Ervin Beer, Stacey Williams, Ernest Losberger, Alvin Babler, George Walker, and Morris Elmer. A position of honor, that of banker, wa3 awarded to Gerald Poff. Winifred Janke was chosen for the D.A.R. honor. Goblin Gold? the three act senior class play under the direction of Mrs. Anne Rawson, was ably interpreted by Caryl Anderson, Alvin Babler, Merlin Meythaler, Jeffery Frautschy, Winifred Janke, Robert Reder, Elfrieda Foesch, Jeanne Lynch, and Ruth Stauffacher. Miss LaVon Jones as class adviser assisted us through Commencement, Baccalaureate, and all the trials and tribulations of the final year.
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