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

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Since the day when first the sod was iroken to make the addition to the Monroe High School, all the students impatiently and expectantly awaited the seemingly never-to-be event which would be a thrill remembered always--the opening oi the new addition. Day after day, week after week, the students noted the progress in the construction. Today these memories are vivid in the minds of those who were the first to use the new classrooms, but in the years to come they may forget the joy and the curiosity with which they anticipated the day of entrance. By word and picture the different stages of construction, together with the satisfaction each step brought, will be kept in their memories. VISIONS REALIZED 13

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DEMOCRACY IN ACTION Although the activities of the Student Council often go on behind scenes and rarely come into the limelight, two achievements of the organization this year commanded student attention.For the first time a pep club was formed to organize better cheering sections and to develop new cheerleaders to take the places of the regular ones whenever necessary. The club worked to promote good sportsmanship, to present new cheers and new school songs. Interested in the appearance of the cheerleaders as well as in their ability, the council was instrumental In the purchase of scarlet and silver cheerlepding outfits. Arranging for the social functions of the school,that Is,setting the dates, and scheduling clubs to act as hosts at all-school mixers, was one of the duties of this group. The council had charge of the pep meetings. During graduation week each year this representative tody presents awards for citizenship,scholarship, and work as school banker. Two representatives from each class, the council president, the class sponsors, and the high school principal comprise the Student Council. Representatives of the different classes this year were Dan Ault and Helen Klassy, seniors; Verle Pyle and Jane Schmoldt, juniors; and Urban Johnson and Marian Freitag, sophomores. The faculty members on the council were Miss LaVon Jones, Mr. J. C. Calder, Miss Jeannette Anderson, and Mr. T.R. Holyoke. Bill Tschudy was the president, elected by the student body; Jane Schmoldt, vice-president;and Urban Johnson, secretary. ROUE THE BANKER COMMITTEE MEETING 12

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After studying, working, and playing together through their three years of high school, the seniors were prepared to leave this school to enter life’s school and accept forthcoming responsibilities. Pride and joy of the juniors was the Prom looked forward to for such a long time by so—o many. Sophomores, having outgrown their awe of senior high, walked jauntily through the halls with all the assurance of being old-timers here. 14