Monroe High School - M Book Yearbook (Monroe, WI)

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Pres. - Betty Keel Sponsor - Myrtle Stokke Still feeling slightly exalted, we are entertained by the GAC members. They are learning to referee (ro wonder we can't hear ourselves think) and to score games in which they participate. This year all first aid is being left to BAC; consequently, we expect many feminine fatalities. Oh, yes, we must not forget the important basketball game sponsored by both BAC and GAC, in which the boys as well as girls were clad in Irish colors. (Game awarded to timekeeper.) '.Ve wonder if Fred Steffen really enjoyed jumping center. Since we are in the athletic spirit, we shall drop in on BAC to see how Coach Brown develops and promotes an interest in sports. Artificial respiration and first aid are demonstrated. Boys are assigned topics which deal with sport activities. Rules for games, that all Americans enjoy, are also discussed. No Officers Sponsor - Edmund Brown

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Pres. - Joyce Williams V-Pres. - Elaine Ganshert Sec. Treas. - Betty Lanz What’s this? Some one shouting? Room 15—why, that must be the Debate Club. So that's how they do it. But seriously, the Debate Club has had a number of debates on the question, Resolved that all electric utilities should be governmentally owned and operated . The Reading Club, too, is a part of the Forensic division. Learning to read correctly and pleasingly, as well as proper mannerisms, are the aims of this club. Since Forensics and Dramatics go hand in hand, we shall now take a course in acting, directing, and make-up. (As though we don’t already know how.) Several plays have been put on within the club, and a Thanksgiving play, Turkey Red —much to Betty Lanz's delight—was presented before the student body. Pres. - Iva Adelman V-Pres. - Mae Hofer Sec. Treas. - Ruth Stauffacher

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No officers Sponsor - J. G. Calder Now we are plunged into depth (don’t be frightened, it is only to the basement). Here the girls are busily sanding magazine racks some of which are to be stained and others painted. (Pardon us, while we sneeze.) My, they look nice. They almost put the boys in the shade. (How about it, troys?) To retaliate for that last remark, we shall follow the boys clad in white aprons to their domain, though it is theirs only for one period a week. Perhaps they will invite us to dine. Umra! We hope sot Just see those sizzling hot steaks! Aren’t you hungry? P.S. Have you ever seen Albert Geigel with shirt sleeves rolled up, hands deep in frothy hot water trying vainly to corner an elusive -------------------- cake of soap?