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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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I U I O , . , - 1 I l 11 0 l School dedlcate thls our 1947 M BOOK to the late H C Roth Hrs ln terest and effort zn the success of our school actlvltles wlll long be remem- bered and appreciated. We, the students of Monroe High , O . Q , c o 0 . . ' ADMINIS TRA TION But for the unfallzng patience and con cern of our faculty here at Monroe Hugh School we would hardly be entztled to the reputation whlch we have enjoyed for so long they are always ready to :ron out our prob lems Through thelr efforts they are helpzng to znstzll ln the youth of America the deslre to bring peace and prosperity back agazn to all the peoples of the world. Though their work is almost unendingg . . . . , . Cul 3 Any E255 W ikkj Q Quig- X lllliu XXX M WWNM QQ gygxfx wx WWX WNI XX X X x 1 M X my N 4. Q Qwmd 3 w L ,f- 4, 1 V I I lx X , , X ,, QM ewwww ! K, 1 Kwj , I I, I' 3vfT -N 1' 'W E - N wr K NI m'YuyTq x o 1 r1'37g xx ,xx M 1 N -KT WX ff ,f f' i- I H .YI X X ff' x 5, 1,1 f u 1 1 JN ff fl' Ku M N n WK! X ff -'A' 4 It ! mmm .r I M! xxm X .H r A win i f V Vg X X L ' mg '- 11 ' 5 N X X WIN HJ E 0 EVANS Carroll College Umverslty of W1scor1 sm B A M A T R HOLYOKE Oshkosh State Teachers College Umversaty of Wxscon sm B E K, NAMES The really amportant part Of thas M BOOK as the name under each photograph No pacture would mean very much af the name of the andavadual shown were omat ted lt as natural for each one to look for has own name as soon as he receaves a copy of thas book To each one has own name as all am portant Many busanesses are bualt on the amportance of names Dad you ever stop to thank about your name and how at came to you? lt was handed down to y0uI' father through many generataons and then some years ago your mother chose to accept the name whach you now bear You were a source of prade to your parents when you arraved to carry on the famaly name They looked forward to the tame when you would grow up and be a credat to thas name Your name as one of your most precaous possessaons It as a pty when one does not realaze thas and carelessly brangs dashonor to has name Always keep an mand and sacredness of your name Guard at and cherash at and regardless of worldly success you wall be a credat to your famaly and to your school IDEALS Hold fast to your adeals You know what adeals have meant an your own late You have seen thear anfluence an your home and an the laves of your comrades and teachers to you You have held to them sacrafaced and labored for them These adeals wall grow anto habats and form character They wall stay wath you throughout lafe The qualaty of your adeals wall deter mane the excellence of your achaevement Do not be dascour aged af sometame you fall short of your adeals They would not be adeals af they dad not make you reach wath your utmost strength Some people may tell you that you must do as the world does ln many lattle thangs of lafe flexabala ty and adaptataons are necessary but there are fundamentals whach your own common sense wall re veal to you Hold fast to these adeals for yourself your home your school and for humanaty , . ' ' . ' i Certain ideals have been dear to , wg ' . ' .it ' ' ' . . YJ l W' VERNA ALLEN Whrtewater State Teachers College B E Bookkeeplng Geography Sponsor Bulletln Ad vertrsmg VM.. EDWIUND ANDERSON Luthe College B A Unrverslty of Iowa Unxverslty of Wrscon s1n Algebra Physlcs Sponsor Rad1o Club Drrvers Educatlon ALLAN F BARNARD Carroll College Oshkosh State Teach ers College B E Instrumental MUSIC Sponsor Pep Band Jumor Band O che tra Begmners Band Orchestra I A specsolnst nn bookkeepmg Cophomore Idol Musuc moest ro please' The Junuors second father Worrv and I ve never met 'Vlogucron of the keyboard JOHN C CALDER Oshkosh State Teach ers College Stout Institute Indu trlal Arts Sponsor Conserxatlon Club Junlor Class ROBERT DAVENPORT UHIVCTSIIY of WISCOD sm B S Vocatlonal Agrrculture Sponsor Future Farm ers Chapter Monroe Future Homemakers Jr Daxry Herd Im provement ASSOCIB tlon MRS ANDREW HOWEY Randegger Conserva tory G M Chlcago College of Musxc Music Sponsor Mrxed Chorus Glee Club Jr Hlgh School Mlxed Chorus Q A t 5 . A . L , . . . - ' ' . ' , . . . v ' ' L , b I . T . . S Q 'y Y- ' - v , 71 ' ' jf K. f If A I ff, 3 V' I I I 4 . L, K I f. L 1 . . . . l J , - I . I - ' I I . . ' - - s 1 7 1,11 IL I, ' ' A I K' L V. V . ' , ' I VI. 1 : , K . ' ' l 1 - - , . . S U 1 - . . 1 ' .... f , . ' h - . I ' U , DONALD HUDDLESTON Carroll College Ph B Un1vers1ty of Wxsconsm Physlcal Educatlon 1' we a4 -:sq HELEN HURD LA v0N JONES UD1V9T1ty of W1sCo s1n B A 5 B A M A World H1story U S 1-hstor Sponsor Debate Un1vers1ty of WISCOH Sponsor lor Class A chompuon coach Woman of the world lhnstoryl What she doesn t know about the USA' Expert on fngures Now peop Vuvo Mexico' A ,f,,1s4J.-o Uv-fri' fl-ff-GA! FLOYD LEWIS KATHRYN OLTHAFER VIRGIL PETTER Superlor State Teach ers College Valley State Teachers College, B E Umverslty of Wlsconsln Geometry Advanced Algebra Sponsor DTIVGFSY Ed ucatlon Plattevllle State Teach Belolt College ers College UU1V9l'51tY Of WISCOH Engush 10 Sm, B S Ph M Sponsor Bulletin, Spanish F Latln orenslcs Sponsor Tr1 H1 Y s ' f-,gftzf Y W fl f 'T lf .WW QW.. ,M,,,. A .M a.,.,?T,,,.....,,.,,,..gX .-, nl. v , -' Ax 3. I h . l S Q S, L4 f,', 3 7'kV 1 my 4 ky fd v 3 . . '. ' .' ' S' ' ' ' ' - - , . , . I . JJ fl in, . ., . . x x Y iw I I ' Il ll. ' U , - - , Ie. , . L p ' . . . , J nt 'Q 2. NAT PRESTON Umverslty of Wxscon sm B S Ph M Chemxstry Ph sxcs Spgnsor Dr1vers Edu 3-lggfflzand catron BEATRICE RICHARDS MRS CECELIA ROLAND Whltewater State Stout Inetltute B S Teachers College Clothlng B E S onsor Handlcraft When It comes to scuence he s up and Atom V Why boys take typung She s sew nuce' We preduct a change nn her name I 2 3 4 touch your toes once more' Fund face, fulter and follow tx-ff 1 bf Rv EVELYN SCHREIBER LORAIWE SCHUMACHER FRED SIJVIPSON Stout Instxtute B S La Crosse State 'Ieachers Foods College B E Sponsor Handicraft Physlcal education Trl H1 Y Sponsor G A A Plattevxlle State Teach ers College Umversrtg of Wlscon Sl B E American Problems Sponsor Hx Y 1, A K Q, 1-.3 . ,, V I ,' . . . 4 ' . I . . 5 1 ' - 1 1 r 1 U ' ' I ll ll I - ' ' I ll ll ' . , H - - - - ll ll - . . I - ' ll ' ' . 7 .Y, - r ? ks, A I, I S ,C 1 - 0, ,, . ' ', , . . ' , . . . . -5. - , , V . v - - - . , . n, , , M CORRINE SWANSON R W WITI' R1ver Falls State Teach ers College Un1vers1ty of WISCOHSIU Jumor Engllsh Lxbrar1an Sponsor Annual MY Umversxty of Wxscon Sl B S UIllV9rSlty of Cahfornla Umversxty of Mmnesota Englxsh Sponsor Forenslcs Dramatlcs Fhe ottroctuon m the labror Master hnguust She helps m so many ways We couldn t get o ong without Evelyn Cx, 'nf Gy rg X , E D IO v kd - Jjjt7 O I I V' EVELYN HARTWIG Monroe Hlgh School Prmc1pal's Secretary DORIS KUENG J da Hlgh School Jane Vllle catlonal S ho nt s ec S nsor Tr1 H1 Y 'Ur' ,, lb 'gx 1 W sd 4- Q- ii.. S We c S , c DQ F st R1 W Be der J Dye R. Van Wngenen E Da IB H Share F Kundert R Bra and Back Ro Mr Ander M Htly ke M J nes Mr Cal er WE CAN HELP YOU When us the next mixer? Just ask any re presentatnve on the Student Councul and he can tell you for the sponsoring of muxers us one of the many useful duties the Council performs School wnthout at would be luke our gov ernment without a congress as no organlza tuon can possubly succeed without a law making body Callung the meetmgs to order every flrst and thlrd Thursday was the duty of our cap able Student Councnl president Gene Davis At these meetmgs the representatives of the l .. his ,, 1-.:',,,..f',f ,i .-4-'f'fjQ Q fr, class vonced the students wants and desures Durmg the year the Student Councll un dertook the task of ralsmg money for charuty and through student partucxpatuon roused funds for the Red Cross and the Christmas Relief Fund As nts fmal puece of work for the year the councnl sponsored the cutuzenshnp awards guven to the outstandmg boy and gurl of the Sensor Class Such was the program of this Indispensable body the Student Councll .R ' ff' s X . I ,il v al , va I W I 1 l ir ww: . n ', . , , . v', . , - , - W - W1 - ' son, r. 1 a . lss 0 . . d . . . - 1 - I - I I . I - ' - . . I . I u l ,... --.-. Q -21 - Q CJ ' an S 0,o S 9 . Q CLASSES Perplexed znztlates, eager to learn, hope ful Junlors, planning the best prom of all, erudzte semors, turmng with wzstful eyes from the past to a promzsmg future You can see them all by turnlng tlus Page 2? 3 Hwy QQ, Q7 L36 S AZ Q 1 Pas 0 ff' 55 umm N EQ 9 H I II X, Z xx, 1 Q- x :7A'l'W06 A N, ., c J , Ig Ly , C IV! I ,xx . I I' 9 W 1 ii ,, I f o f fix K I N3 Q l f x N - ' i x H L. ' Q r I 4 'Q x c ,II .. , NIMH 5 ' , 0 . f' x 'i?'5i.a1f1f-1-Lf1 'l HH W' .WNW ' ' XX E ' Qi fffyfp, X- ll X V' -r .I 7 N W f Q ' , zz fn V- ff- ,Q A y L 7 , ' ' 2 'Y-. , lr . xx ' . Q I If zZi ' Al S X 'V X . , H4351 -any 4' W K KET , QW x ff A p Mlisluml , if , S if Heli !! Wr! mf ff4ifflu J,Q,2 M U 9 fis- fb IW 14 QT1lOY'S Fred Stauifacher President Mxldred Rneder Ada Dobbs Secretary Trea urer Nanette Elmer V1ce Presldent And now we ore sensors From con fused frughtened freshmen we have be come apprehenswe and appreclatuve senlors Yes we are truly apprecsatlve We are personally grateful to our teachers who have done their best to prepare us for our students and cltuzens There wlll always be a speclal page ln our Book of Memorles for hugh school days Slnglng Malrzy Doats and dancing to Symphony Who could forget that Out of This World Prom and also how proudly we watched our Sllver Streaks play a game? Now we are about to graduate lt as our duty to fol low the hugh standards that Monroe l-llgh has advocated Although we are leavang this year we wlll rellve our days ln the halls of our Alma Mater many times for they are never to be forgotten future roles as . f 'e f ., 1 .L ' 'nt ' in L PH:-f . N 9-if . V3 iw -' ite , 'E , . . . Q I , . . . . ,, . ,, . - - II 4 ll U ' Il ll ll ' II I II t Il I I DARLYNE ADELMAN Her eyes are her fortune Dramatlce 2 BULLETIN 2 us Ba -I Orchestra 3 4 Fm-enulc Z Glve Club 4 Music Fe-stxval Rang1hrstT1HnY23 4 Prom Invltatxon Committee IF Chalrman l Us 1 Ai 4- S'-w HULDA AESCHLIMANN Hulda with the dancing eyes! GAA 2 Glee Club 4 Gxrls FFA I K L SOPHIE AFFOLTER Hu that certain something BULLETIN Advertising 3 4 Drivers Education 2 Trl HI Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 ff 1 Ll.: PAUL ALSTON 'Cuff -one In u mllhon Football 3 -4 Golf 3 4 Hi Y 3 4 Student Council 3 Conservatnun 3 Drivers Edu cation 2 Radio Club 4 I trlmurals 2 3 Prom Invxta tinn Commnttee Semor A nuuucement Committee Youth Council 8 MARY ANN BALZLY 'What number, please Furs! And 2. Dnvnrs Educa tnon 2, 3, Dramatlcs 4 Secre tarv 4 Tn Hi Y 4 ROLLAND BARTH Never serxoull FFA 2 3 4 Conservatxon HERBERT BAUMGARTN ER Hollywood has Hope, W have Herb Football 3 4 Intramuraln 2 3 4 Radio Club 4 Drxveru Education 2 H1 Y 2 3 ROY BEACH Gridiron Stu- Football 2 3 4 Co Capcom 4 Radio Club4 Intramurals2 3 4 Drner Education 2 Hx 2 GLORIA BECK How that gd can typel GAA 2 Driven Education 3 Trl H1 Y 3 Scholarship 3 HELEN BEINEMA That's for us' GAA2 3 4 Trnl-IIY Z 3, 4 Home Nursing 2, Baud 3, 4 Music Festlval Rating I second Scholarship 2 J . 9 A 0' J ' ' C ' . 4 Q 3, 4: Chor 1, 4: ndl2. 13, . i 5: .- I Q ,, f . .1 ' 2. :K , Y' , ' Q M 3. d. ' , . Wltgffflj A535-I . fry If X .-A. , ' lf ', U . rt' ,:1 j'7ff? 'x Q' 3 ff . 'Q . 1 o . 8 I 5 ' ,' ' j f 4' . . : . , ' 5:3 5.5.7.5 ' ' : : I D' f , ' ,Ei A 4,1 ',,, 5 ' ' r . Y: 3.-V H U : In ff f I 'A-JJ ju! I 1' . 4 f . W - I' .f9 . , I 7 jf I A f fl ' , . ., 0 M . : ' 1 l ' ' 2 I . 3 .- Ln: I 4: .h N .. f -z . nl W A ' ' 5 ' Ko- , Ld . , I DOROTHY BENKERT Flddlln and foolln rchestru P 5 GA Drlvqr llducdtlon Z Trl H Y 2 4 Publlc 'iperll-elm, POTEIISICS 2 i 4 De d 4 IEULI FTIN Advertlslnpz Z Scholar-shlp 2 Cap dn Gown Commlttef- Chg-xlrm'm 4 GILBERT BENNETT Hls halr IS a dream QUIISLFVBUOU 5 Football 5 orux 2 S DTIVQTN Lduca t n ' BARBAKA BOLL Pulte and uh so nlce' 4 liUl I If urtlwlnl, 2 4 Manage 4 DYdYhdtlLS 2 rlxers hd HTIOH 5 Trl H1 Y KENNETH BOSS Never a bashful moment C0llNLTVdf.lOY1 3 Intramuralls FFA 3 4 Sentme Treasurer 4 Prom Invltatlon Commlttee KARL BREGENZER Answers to the name of Breezy Conearvatlon 2 3 4 Secre tary 2 Treasurer 3 Dramatlcs F renslcs 2 4, Hl 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 4. Track 3 4 BULLETIN 2, 3, Publlc Speaking 4 Plrst Prlze WLS Green County Essay Contest 3 V We 'JP S f JEROME BRENNAN And the glrls have to se! thelr halr Football 2 Conservatlon 3 FFA 2 Youth Councll 4 VIOLA BRUNKOW Peaches and Cream Complexion Drlver Edllclltlllll 2 Band ALEATHA BURI Speech ls her mea! GAA 2 Dramatics 2 BUL LETIN AdV9PtlSlhg 2, 3 4 Public Svesklng 4 Forensics 2 4 Trl HlY 4 Debate 2 3 Secretary 3 Motto Commlzttee JANE CALDER Stralght as an arrow and Z 3 4 Secretary Orchestra 2 5 Speech Llub 4 VICE Presldent 4 De l u 5 4 Drlvers Lducutlon u Lnslci .3 Tr H .S 4 Presldent 4 Class ben rltury 5 MUSIC Ifeetlval Rat mg-. Z flrste Flower and Color Lommlttee Llllllm ll 4 Schol arehlp 3 JOYCE CAMPBELL Actress at heart Home Iwulslng 2 DTAVLI Educatxon 2, 3 Dramatlcs 4, M BOOK 4 HERMAN CHRISTEN He taught Arthur Murray how otball 2 3 FFA X IO u tramurals 2 3 4 Drivers Ed ucatxon 7 ROSE COTHERMAN Always on puns and needles' A 2 3 4 Hx Y Scholarelnp 3 ROBERT CRANDALL Mr Anderson s protege ack 2 3 4 Band 2 V109 President 4 Orchestra 3 4 Drivers Educatxon 2 ALICE CUNNINGHAM Her hands a sculptor dream GAA 3 Drxvers Education 2 EUGENE DAVIS A Jumors dream come true Football 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Band 2 Raduo Club 4 Student Coun President Xoulh uncxl 4 H Y -1 tam Hu N 4 President 2 lf PS5 'K LOUELLA DeREMER All thus a.nd she draws too A 1 Q11 ROBERT DEVOE A steady man Dru er hdUC3llOH f I' A bun erva on JAMES DISCH Tantallznng teaser Basketball 2 Football 3 4 Intramurals 3 ADA DOBBS A musical gemus Band Z 3 4 President 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Student Lunductor 3 M BOOK 3 4 Editor m Chlef 4 Chorus Z 3 GAAZ 3 Youth Lon 4 P p Band 2 4 13 4 Secretar Presldent 3 Class Trea urer 4 Prom Orthewtra Commxtf-ee Youth Center Secretary 4 Sen lor Class Treasurer 4 Muslc Festnal Ratxngs Ten fxrsts JOYCE DUE Good hand a shorthand lee Club 4 rl 1 Y Transferred from South Wayne Hxgh School 3 IDA DURTSCHI Just plam cute G A 2 3 RUTH ELLEFSON Pennys give her pennies Home Nursing! Drner I'llllClY,l0Tl 2 Chorus 2 3 F110 1b 4 Gnrs I- 1 llower and Color Committee I , nf ff ,Q JOANNE ELMER No doubt abou! lt shes go ' t' Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 2 3 42 Presldent 4 Cheerlead M BOOK 3 4 BULLETIN 2 3 4 Sports Edltor Youth Council 2 3 Student Councll 'i Vxce President 5 Chorus 2 'i Muslc Festival Ratmgs Three firsts Two seconds LOREN ELMER Oh that brawn ntl: Ill 4 Trac NANETTE ELMER Oh Lynn BUI LETIN 3 Choru-. 4 GAA 2 3 4 Band2 Orchestra 2 Drivers Education 2 Trl Y 2 .3 4 Vlce Presldcn Ca:-s xcn lresldent 4 Dramatxcs Llub 4 Presmdent 4 Music Festival Ra llll., One first Pram Kefrt-shmnnt Lum mltle-L Chairman GEORGE ERWIN Teams Second Coach BUI LETIN 2 3 4 Football 2 Manager 4 Basketball 2 3 anagrr 4 Track 2 3 f 3 ennls 2 Dramatlcs 3 4 Vxce President ORVILLE EVANS One swell hombre, no? Conwervatiun 3 Debate 2 LAVERN FALK There can only be one Drdmatlcs 2 3 4 Foren 3105 2 'J 4 Debate 2 Ch 2 3 4 Vocal Quartet -3 orus ROBERT FALK Thanks much says liitle FFA 2 3 4 Presldent Dnvers Edueatxun 2 Cap and Gown Committee ARTH UR FE Y WHY so buhful? Conservnthn 3 HERBERT FLANNERY His hearts no longer In MHS Football 2 3 4 Track 8 4 FFA 2 3 4 Conservation 2 3 4 Chorus 4 JOYCE FOSTER Re Cross 2 3 T,-gn RUTH FOULKER Gets 1 kick out of laughing AA 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Trl H1 Y 4 PAULINE GERBER A mind of her own Home Nursing 2 GAA Girls FFA 2 EDWARD GIBBONS Believer of the Eplcuregn philosophy Tack 3. 4: Football 3, 4 mf? ga:- mum-GWWHH' BETTE GRANT Thoughtful Rnd Cross 2 3 Drivers Edu cation 4 Speech 4 BULLE TIN Advertising 4 REVA HERFEL Commercial leanlngs Transferred from New Glarus High Sch00l 4 LEO HILFIKER Those big brown eyes F otball 2 3 4 Baskefhall 4 Track 2 3 4 Tenn li n 5 4 Chor 5 :Y 2 3 -I Treabu r Cla-4 Vue President 2 3 NEDRA HILLIARD That giggle is hers alnne ISLI LETIIN Advertl lm: 4 Drlwer Fducatlon 4 S Lech Club 4 'Trl H1 X 2 3 4 Prom Invitation Commltlee STANLEY HOWE Herculean Strength Conservation 3 4 Track 4' ' utbull 2, I Y . NJN f KJJX I RAYMOND HUEBNER If l'm lucky DFlfTldtlLN4 Drlver Pducn n LEE JACOBS Shxp Ahoy' Ire Flllrhf 3 Coniervatmn 3 Served nn th4 Ax-me Forces GLADYS JENNY She likes peanuts 1 H1 1 GA Red Frlms 2 CONNIE JOHNSON Laugh l thought Id di, BULLI-I'1Ix S 4 Tr1H1Y J 4 Presxdmnt Speech 4 Presl dent 4 Drners Lducauon 4 Prom Inutdtmn Commlttee Prum Announcement Commit ee KATHLEEN JONES Has her own prxvate chauffeur BULLETIN Advertlsmg 2 3 4 Business Manager 3 4 Home Nursmg 2 Dramahcs 2 Speech Club 4 Glee Clu Tr1H1Y 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Forensics 4 Prom Date Lommxttee .13 vs, ,wer JAMES JOY Mrs Joy s Little Bundle Football 3 4 Conserwatmn 2 Transferred from Pl'8ll'lt du Chxen 2 ROBERT KESSLER Opponents fall before lum Football 3 4 Chorus MMLH EMIL KLARER Has seen the world Conservation 2 Intramural! 2 3 Dnvers Education Served m the Armed Forces WALTER KORN A good Joe F A 2 3 4 M1595 BETTY KUNDERT A Fearless womill DFIXQYN Fclucatlon 7 BUl TIN Adwrrtnuuz 2 c olmr hz 5 Prom Dae Commune FRED KlJNDERT Fxsh beware rn Fl xa 1 um 1 lr 14 ru ANTOINETTE KUSTER blue answers I Tony A 7 llrxma um JEANETTE LADXNXG Jeanette- wxth the lxght blonde hair oru l 4 rg G Pm Club JAMES LAWIZ We re glad he returned ln 47 un 0 x :Hun lwmllu -5 lid-.lu la f r x I' nut 1 mn Q rx 01 Armed I-orcm ll MALCOLM MARTI A tower of strength DFINPTN hducatwn Con SEYNBIIUU Clas Pr: ide-nt 3 Studs-ntLounc1l 'P Flower and oolor Commute X MW, e JACQUELIN MARTIN Mad about music GAA 4 Dramatlcs 2 Trl H Y 4 EUGENE MASON Spark plul of the team Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 Fo tball 2 GENE MATZKE Vlm vigor and vitality FFA 3 4 Reporter Drivers Educatum 2 HELEN MAURER Shes 0 K Drxvers Education 2 Glfls F A 2 3 Chorus 2 3 ROBERT MAURER Man with the physique Conservation 2 3 4 Foot 2 4 Cho Presldent 4 Track 2 3 4 Zl Q 22 DOI ORES MAYENSCHEIN becretarles look out Compehhon' Dramatlcs 2 Red Cross 2 Drrvers Educatlon 3 Debate 3 Forenslcu 3 Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 THERESE MEICHTRY Oh so lumber' Grls FFA 2 3 TrxH Drlvers Educatlon 2 DONALD MILLER Never a dull moment FFA 2 3 4 Drivers Edu cation 2 GENEVIEVE MILLER She s got wha! lt Iakes BULLETIN Advertxslng 4 Red2Cross2 GAA 2 3 Trn- Y 141, 4' I M JOANNE MOLDENHAUER A halo of gold GAA 2 3 4 qvort Leader BULLETIN 2 .5 Orchestra Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Treasurer Prom Queen 'Z Chorus Motto Committee 4 VIRGINIA MORRIS Red halr and ireckles must equal Irlsh' GAA 2 Drivers Educatlon 3 HEDWIG MOTZ Shes been places shell 80 places GAA 2 Drlvers Educatum 3 'I'rxH1Y 4 Class Flower and Color Commlttqe CARLA MUELLER Need we say more? Band 2 3 4 Orchestra AA 2 1 Y Chorus 2 Scholarshlp 3 MUSIC Festlval Ratxngs two firits L CLEO MUELLER Hows your Spanish Carmen? ULLETIN AGVEFKISIHQ 2 4 vers Educatxon 2 Band 2 'i 4 Trl H1 Y 4 Forensxcs KARL MUELLER Local Romeo BULLETIN 2 8 M B 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Orchglgrlg 4 Hi Y 2 3 4 L, d G Committee 4 ap an own FRANCIS MULLIGAN high! Drivers Education 2: Radio Club 4: Prom lnvntution Cum- mittee ROSELLA McGUlRE On the belt' Dramatlcs 2 Orchez-.tra 3 B nd 2 3 4 LEWIS NIFFENEGGER Cheerful is the word Football 2 3 4 Conserva tlon 2 3 4 Vice President 2 President 3 FFA 4 Chorus 2 CHARLES NILES Right out of ESQUIRE' Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Foot b 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 'grack 2 Tennxs 2 3 4 H1 JOYCE OTI' Graceful on skates BUI LETIN 2 Dramatlcs 2 Trl H1 Y 2 8 4 Drlvera Ed ucatxon 3 GAA 4 ALICE PATTERSON Lllces to talk Red Cross 2, 3: GAA 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 SHIRLEY PRIEN Sllence IS golden CAA 1 4 Red Crum Trx Y SALLY RANSDELL lf she can t do nobcdY CU' CAA 2 3 4 Sport Leader 3 BLIILTIN 2 3 4 Edlf-DT lef 4 Chorux 2 3 4 Mu IC Pe In l Ratmlh one fn-it Forensxrs 4 M BOOK 4 Gee uh 4 Trl H1 X 3 4 Pr The-me Cumm ttef' -3 MlLDRED RIEDER Natural beauty at its bvst Homo. Nur mg, 7 liLLI F'1IN C-XA 3 4 Sport Lea N PPA 3 De 1 c M BOOK 3 Tr1H1Y 2 3 Scholarbhlp 2 3 C1315 S90 re-txrx 4 DAR Award 4 Prom lrugram Committee 3 MERLE ROSHEISEN Lxfe IS one big Joke Dr verb Educatlon 2 FFA 'Z VILAS RUNDHAMMER Hd: really hepl Football 2 3 4 HIYZ 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Trans ferred from Appleton Senior High RICHARD RUPNOW Apprecmtes a good yoke CoruQ2 3 4 H1Y2 3 BULLETIN 2 3 4 Schol ship 2 3 M BOOK 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Prom Invitation Commxttee 3 Class Motto Com mittee 4 ESTHER SCHUETZ Give me my boon and saddles! R1-d Cross 2 GAA 2 3 4 Sport Leader 2 4 M BOOK 4 Cap and Gown Commxttee JOYCE SEVERSON Passes time on wheels G A2 '3 4 'l'riH1Y4 RUTH SEVERSON Humor is her middle name Dramaticn 5 BULLETIN Advertising 2, 3, 45 M BOOK Z Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 4: Scho - ship 2 3 24 l' 3194 I Y. vol DOROTHY SHAGER Loren s Inspiration Dramatlca 2 MARY CATHERINE SHARE He-r crowning glory Mwed Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 GAA 3 4 BULLETIN 4 Dramatxcb 2 3 Y Z JOANNE SOLOMON Adorable Dnmples P renews 2 'S 4 Band 2 Dramltmcx 2 GAA 2 Pep and 4 1 H1 Y Mu uc Festival Ratings One first Prom Music Committee LaVERNE SOMMERS Careful what you say Drxverx Education 2 Cho!-ug SHIRLEY SPAIDE credit Io all women BUILETIN 25 Chorus 2, 3 :'A ,I.:B lSJ,Oix 45 Music Festiva Rating, One first: Prom Theme Committee Zi LOIS SPEICH The look urux P T 1 Secretary 3 GAA 2 .3 Pre-xdent 4 Cheerleader 4 Dru r Educatlon 2 Home urbmg Clrls F A 4 Scholar hrp 2 3 Forensic 4 Student Louncll 2 Treaeurer Cla -. Treaburer '3 Red Cro Commlttee Chalrmnn 4 ROBERT SPOERRY OK' Protball 2 3 4 FFA 2 3 FRED STAUFFACHER Our preudent's sneeze IS immortal Hx Y 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 Clos Pre-ndent 4 LILLIAN STETTLER Clothes Galgre Drnen Educatlon 2 Red E:-Il'0ibZ: Scholarship 2 3 Tn BERNARD STOLTZ Travels on two wheels Football 2 Chorus 2 D1-lv ers Educatxon Served Armed Forces 'mf 'H' H- Ll ,-.. ELEANOR STREIFF A llve wire A 2 3 4 Debate 2 3 O chestra 2 3 4 Dramatlcs orensci 2 Glrs. A 3 Trl H1 Y Chorus 2 3 Munc Festival Ratlniz One first Rnd Cross 2 THOMAS THORP n all right guy FFA 2 3 4 Secretary Sz Forensxcs 4 Cap and Gown Commlttee JACK THORSON He puts everything ln hu unlle FFA 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Sentmel 4 I-ootball 3 Dnvers Educatxon 2 MARY TIMM Grey matter ln abundance A 2 3 Glrle FFA T HLY 2 3 4 Forensics 4 Scholarship 2 3 Prom Invita tion Committee 3 Announce ment Committee HARRIET TOWELL Good ilnngs come ln little packages urum 2 4 Trl H1 3 4 BULLETIN 2 3 4 For enslcs 2 3 4 M BOOK Dramatic: 7 GAA 3 4 Glee Club 4 Music' Feetnal Rat Inge Om first Homecoming Commnttee 2 Claes Day Com mittee 3 RUTH VAN WAGENEN Her mother calls her Pancakes Tri-Hi-Y 8, 4: Drivers Edu- cation 3: Dramatics 2: Debate 2: BULLETIN Advertising 3. 4: GAA 2, 3: Class Treasurer 2: Student Council 2: Vice- President 2: Announcement Committe, Chainnang Home- coming Committee, Chairman 4. I in 1 fl f , , - 1. ERNEST VON KAENEL EVel'Yb0dY's crazy but Enue Ra I0 Cl b 4 S d Armed Forcles erve in CAROLYN VOGEL Her heart s in the army GAA 2 3 Drivers Educa vi' tion 3 FRANCIS WAGNER He's Pete to Chorus 2 3 4 Football 2 Bas e all ANNA WECKERLY My kingdom for a curl Red Cross 2 3 Motto Lom mittee ii' F533 W1 T 59 JOSEPH WELS Oh, that man! FFA 2, 3, 4. Vice President 33 Drivers Education 3 EVELYN WELTY Did you ever see a dream walking B rd 2 3 4 Chorus Dramatic-, 2 4 CAA 2 For sics 2 4 Tl H Y 2 Music Festival Ratings Two Hrsts Prom Theme Commit tee 3 Cap and Gown Commit tee 4 LaVERNE WICKERSHAM Just a Norma lll guy Drivers Education 2 Chorus ootball 2 3 Basketball 2 Q flzf Wppl A75 HENRY WIEMAN A credlt to all men BULLETIN 2 3 M BOOK 3 4 Business Manager Scholarship 2 3 Class Color and Motto Committee WALLACE WIESER Muscular handsome hunk of humanity F tb ll 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Cgalptrsn 4 Track 3 Radio Club 4 . V a. ' , , 1 ' 2. 4: fl' 5 ' V en 'A I ,h :',T :- ,i-- ,,3, 4: . if ' D A. A . ' 4 '- - . ' . , g N 4 4, f ' , , 41 Hi:Y 2, 32 ' ' I, ' o 1 K y N, kr, I A .4 ,V . . 'H .. ,. us 3. 41 3.k'tb' '2. 3:1-li-H: f 'V' .' , 49 2, 3, 4 ' ' . , Ykl' ' i l ' '- . ' .li g l, ' ' . 2 ' - - , ' ,iz . . . W ,L ,,V.,, , , . , ., -gf , g : f ' 4 v, ' .3 , 1 .:.,. Y. r 1. '?f 'ns, ' f , , Q, 3 K .'g',-v , ' ' , 1 -'F 'jg H U - ' it , ' -x 1 jx i' Ky! ' 1 Vx A . ROY WYSS Unhmited possibllities nd 2 3 T Radio Club 4 Announcement Committee 3 ' -41' x EIf.-. .' 1' 5 -.1 'x V 1- ERMAN LORELLA ZIMM Short Stuff A23 I! 451, L5 r FJ 1 fr RMAN SHELDON ZIMME Zeke to his friends Intramurals .1 Driver Edu cation 2 Conservation 3 ' ' 1 A .wp Q S SPL? .offs rw New ' OH TH ' A T SMlLEl is ass :slay Well there we were all l39 of us' lt WGS very new and nntrlgunng but eventually we settled down and became accustomed to the duties bestowed upOn US At the begmnung of the year a nOrnInC1f mg committee was OPPOInted whnch chose several students for each otflce Offer Wl'1'Cl'l an election was held Eugene Davls was the fsrst presudent of the class of 47 Wlfh l-90 Hrlftker as vuce presldent The minutes Of our sophomore year were kept by RICl'1Gfd Rupnow and Ruth Van Wagenen tOOk COVE' of all pecuniary duffncultues Student Coun cal representatuves were Malcolm Martu and Loss Speuch the latter being treasurer of the Councul Representing the sophomores on he Youth Councul were JoAnne Elmer and Eu gene Davls JoAnne also led the sophomore cheers along wuth Lots Speuch Scholastlc honors were awarded to Helen Belnema Ada Dobbs Robert Crandall Rob ert l-alk Ruth Foulker Nedra Hllllard Betty Kundert Mary Martnn Vlrglnla Morris now Lors Spench Lllluan Stettler Mary Tnmm Harruet Towell Henry Wneman and Ruth Severson Our class advlsor was Miss Mary Buss Quate sure of ourselves by this tame I34 of us re entered to begun our work as junnors ln the fall Malcolm Marta was elected class president and prom kung wnth Leo Hllfuker as has able assistant Jane Calder and Lols Spelch were secretary and treasurer respec tively Paul Alston and JoAnne Elmer helped to govern the student body JoAnne was treasurer of the Council for the year Eugene Davis and JoAnne Elmer remalned on the Youth Councul to state the wants and wlshes of the juniors JoAnne and Loss once agaln represented the class of 47 In cheer leadnng In order to have a prom we were Informed that nt was our faithful duty to sell moga zune subscrvptvons And they certaunly were sold' An all tame record was set-a total C'3lleCf'0 1 of Sl 492 35 and a net profit of 553541 Wuth thus newly acquired money an work on the memorable Junlor Promenade Robert Crandall and Eugene Davns were co chairmen of the decoratuon commnttee for a Out of Thus World theme wrth the supervlsnon and capable asslstance of Mr J C Calder class advnsor Leadmg the Grand March on that nught for juniors were King Malcolm Marta and hrs Queen JoAnne Mol denhauer The Junuors who earned scholastic awards were Glona Beck Helen Belnema Barbarc Boll Aleatha Burn Jane Calder Joyce Camp bell Rose Cotherman Ada Dobbs Joyce Due JoAnne Elmer Nanette Elmer Ruth Foulk er Mary Ellen Huffman Betty Kundert Jo Anne Moldenhauer Vlrgmua Morrns Carla Mueller Cleo Mueller Sally Ransdell Mlld red Rueder Rlchard Rupnow Ruth Severson Joanne Solomon Lous Speuch Fred Stauf facher Lllluan Stettler Mary Tlmm Harriet Towell and Henry Wneman Only 125 students returned to fmlsh their high school careers Included among those were Jack Stoltz Ernest Von Kaenel Emul Klorer James Lanz and Lee Jacobs all re turned veterans As presldent of the sensor class Fred Stauffacher proved humself both ambutrous were Nanette Elmer vuce presudent Muldred Rleder secretary and Ada Dobbs treasurer Miss LaVon Jones was class advisor Eugene Davls was elected preSId6nT of the governmg council of Monroe Hlgh School Ruth Van Wagenen and Fred Kundert were our sennor representatives benng vice presl dent and treasurer of the Councul respec tavel Byy thus time the Angle was well estab lashed as was the Youth Councul Ada Dobbs Jerome Brennan Francis Wagner and Paul Alston were sensor representatuves of the Councnl Homecommg was a gala occaslon thus year with JoAnne Elmer crowned queen Shnrley Spalde and Loss Sperch were her at tendants These gurls were voted to these po sltnons by members of the champuonshvp football squad The senaors were awarded fnrst prize for thesr homecomung displays on the square Homecoming festnvntles came to a close wuth the homecomung dance under the chairmanship of Sally Ransdell Adding to the already busy senior days of Lots Sperch and JoAnne Elmer they had the ,ab of cheerleadmg once agaun They have done a flne job for three years and deserve a great deal of credit Lows was also pressdent Q I - I .I . D Q . . ' I I 11 - l f - 11 ' . . A ' I - , . I n . . .I . I ' , 1 1 1 ' . I ' ' I . f I I 1 ' ' ' - I . i 1 1 ' I -I . - I I - I . I I I . Q . 4 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' . I l .I I I . 1 . - . I ' . . - ' , I .1 1 ' 'l' , . I A I . . I 1 I . I I I - ' - 1 1 ' . I I I . ' . 1 I. h - I ' . . ' . , - ' A '- - I and ver t'l E ll l'f' ' ' Hedwng Motz, Mlldred Rreder, Rnchard Rup- 50 'e- QUO Y Cl'-I0 ' 'eCl to osslst him , 1 l 1 . . ' ' . 1 1 ' . ' ' . . . 1 l .I I - .- v 1 I 1 . V ' - ' . . 11 ll - . I I ' ' 1 . , . , . I 1 . , , , . . . ' . 1 ' . - . . - , I I A . we Q3 - ' I n- U ' I1 . . ' . ' 4 ' I of GAA thus year whlle JoAnne presided over the hugh school band Fnlllng other responslble posutuons this year were Ada Dobbs edltor In chxet of the M BQOK and Sally Ransdell editor nn chuet of the BULLETIN our school paper Robert Falk was presudent of the FFA whlch boasted the largest membershlp rn the hustory of the chapter Assustvnq hum were Roger Isley vlce presldent and Kenneth Boss treasurer The class colors are blue and gold and the yellow tea rose was voted as the flower Many members of the football squad of 46 have played therr last game for Monroe Hugh School They are Herbert Baurngartner Herbert Flannery Paul Alston Charles Niles James Joy Lewns Nltfenegger Robert Mau rer Eugene Davls Loren Elmer LuVerne Wlckersham James Dusch Rober Spoerry BEFORE 3 AFTER p AGE 6 APPEARS ON ALL Tl-us AND HEAVEN Too' --in ,.- GET A CHARGE OUT OF IT, JIM? Eugene Mason Leo Hvlfuker Edward Glbbons Robert Kessler Herman Chnsten Francls Wagner Vulas Rundhammer and last but by no means least our flghtung co captains Eugene Davns and Roy Beach The school rs also loslng two flne managers George Erwun and Karl Bregenzer Makmg fme records for themselves and the Sulver Streaks Eugene Mason a veter an of all three years and Wally Wueser ver Saflle guard and center represented our class on the basketball team of 46 and 47 For mer Lueutenant Don Huddleston was wel comed back as coach of both teams Baccalaureate and commencement open ed UP a whole new vusta but un thus chaotic we launch where shall we anchor? BETWE X ,,QoNFuQ,US,, FALK I D I I . . I - . I , , V . . . . D I I ' . . - . I - I 1 - ' I ' 1 ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' I II - ,, . , ! .- I I l . ' I ' I I . I I I - ' . I I . Q . 1 U 1 I ' I ' ' ' I Q f ' world we may well quote our motto: Tonight I I , l 1 4 ' I l . R A . 1 l 3. ' . . 'D P 1 '- A S ' -ft' ll . ll ll ? ll I . '--L rst. Rum l- hx and 11 Wald L Whipple. L A Brennan M A Share Q Wilson A Dcarth Secon nw M l n f Ruthenhuehlmr M 'Prachsel V Krauss R Walter R Von Arx D Iewx J DBVIN T rd Row R bpuyh ll Well H Elmer R Kundert B Ieupold R lilum F lxleckmr li Ru hensen li Kane Back li TERRlFlC' This adpectnve well descrnbes the sCh0Ol lufe of any member of this year s Junlor Class As lunlors these teen age fellows and gals thouQl'lT they had practucally seen the Seven Wonders of the World untnl that glorious nnght when they stepped an to an evenung of fnrst formals new suuts and soft musnc their Prom This long to oe remembered night became a real :ty only through the conscnentuous work of these juniors and their falthful right hand man Mr J C Calder Preparatnon for the Prom started way back nn No vember when many a doorbell was rung as these stu dents anxuous to sell magazines canvassed the town Managrng the refreshment stand at football games was another profntable undertaklng of thus class The junuors were led by Robert Belnema presndent and Nancy Halduman vice president Marv Lu Schll lmger kept a record of busmess carried on at the bn monthly meetungs, Gulbert Kleckner took over the flnanclal affasrs of the class First Row M Keller M Goepfert B lndergand C Matzke P Crawfurd C liroge R D1 Cher Second Row L Lwcn on N Waelu Jbrnnnell M Pnedll B Bxeger L Burl C Howe Sv' 1- ' C' V 7 lu V? F . 'n In Q 4 my 1 I Q Fi Q ': I. 54' vf-ull. 'IK Sum vrs. . . ' , '. ' - ', . . , . . . .. . . . 'd R : . I.. Schlll gn, S. lluch. Z, - , . , . ' , . s, . , . . 's, . hi ': .' . s, .I . , . 4 . . , .. ' '. . S . . . ow: l'. St:xufT:4cher. A. Kubly, E, Willborn, L. Zeltle, A. Zimmurmun. U Fralick, A, Purdue, G. Gibbons, A. Smith, P. Rvnu. . ' . , - I ' ' ll t ,, . . . - - Q I - I . . - I I I I ' 1 1 4 I , I 1 - - I ' 5 , , '... , .I . 'l',.. I ,l.. L, ., R . ,I V l t D . I - . . . ' . ' ' Q ft' M l as Fur-xt Row N Johnson N Huber G Phxlhp'-1 R Rear A Roenneburg J Teehan Second Row M E Burkhard D lxrupke A Kryder R C rhcr H I' lk l Lettle A Wenger N Hindu Third Row E Gros-senbachxr J Kundert C lrnewe C Clarke li Schumacher R Nxederberpzer M Prlen M Dobbs Fourth Row S Steiner J Staffon B Ixlcmm J Trumpy H Sturzenegglr C latter M Brennan L Jacobs V Hartman K 1 x W., Row Punt Row R Bemema R Ableman W Moon W Purcell J Dwyer A Tschudy R Fordee L Soddy Second C, Drafahl W Harrington D Eley L Blbhop Mr Caldlr D Courtney J Maurer F lilanc E Andereck Thnrd Row C Honqbergcl-A K Luchsxnger J Orton, D Seehulzer, R Kundert W Bender V Bm-rg A Hartwlg G Norton R Fey 5 ' ffl' ', 'mf' f,f I 5 '7 x fail 1 l ' ff X F ' ' J r I 2 .J lk ' a I ZX ... up G' 'LQ br , I awk 'N is 7 IW I 1- K Y Fnrst Row J Evans J Dye N lxundert D Thomm V Johnson M Flannery C Van Wagenen J Kurth P Shager D hundert Second Row E Schuetz J Anderson M Hasse S Erickson H Dlgm n R. Hartwn, A Blum J Peter sen M Luefrcher R Spelch Thlrd Row M Burkhard L Brandt B Trxckel K Conway E Weckerly L Stuessy M Ott L Richardson I' Muller l Stauliacher Fourth Row B Albrxght D Barth R Schwa ger E GNPNSGD L Sfelfel' V Thomp on C Blum D Olson J Ixundert A Stuessy F Huffman Energetsc cooperatuve well adgusted to school Ilfe capable Who? Why the Soph omores of 46 47 ofcourse The arrnval of thus years sophomores nn It s natural to have a new group of pop eyed greenhorns at the begunnang of each year but the upper classmen soon reallzed they had a real addstuon to the old unstututson The sophomores from the begnnnmg took an actuve Interest an school atfanrs Needless to say theur boys helped to make a tnne re cord an football and basketball hnstory At th muxers and after game dances sophs were always well represented As for as scholostxc records are concerned the report IS super Yes thus .lass was really up n atom thus year, and they are determuned to make themselves even better gunvors than they were sophomores First Raw W Hogan J Stalfon E Vogler H Sulzer Mr E Anderson R Maurer M Ehlert E KDDD R J0hnb0fl Second Row G Buck J Faherty A Vogel M Kramer L Perdue P Wlllborn V Neuenschwander C Goecks D Tim mans H Krahenbuhl Third Row H Bsnkert R Crane E Fredertcks M Hess J Davxs J Babler T Thorpe R Spa ch D Relnkmg M Gelgcl Fourth Row E Hoban J Wells M Cook N Moldenhauer E Due S Wells L How a I Lundy L Beach P Stubbe 5 , 6 U G .I . I - . I 'i - I ' I I - I I . . , . 6 Senior High didn't cause much commotion. I o r f I 1 ' e ' - ll , ll I , I . ' - Il I I I' . I l 4: . Y l , .' I . , Z . , . , . , f v - y - v ' ,Qt 1. 1 A ' Flrst Row V Bowman L Block T Schindler E Walters E Kxel P Wenger M Wyman A Schuetze C Wenger Nafzger Second Row L Mueller H Stull M Boyd J Spench J Hare N Dans U Slgner J Dlttwnler M Slgner E Stark Tr rd Row H Crawford R Sprung N Beach H Masshardt N Bechtult N Bechtolt lx Kr u 5 D Meyer S Kundert M Wnlterb L Feld Fourth Row A Sulzer J Stauffacher D lx bl V Qchlag C Farmer H Boll R B 1 WE RE ONLY THREE YEARS OLD Nl m HMMMMMMmmmm WHATTA' DEPOSITV' Q x 1 o x-X0 56095 Wm? If-fpgflc P E 5 Gig WQWQ Q C ' .fftil - ' D. I . , I : . , . ' , . , . , . . . , '. a sy . . . , . ', . .. 1 . , . , . 'u y, . Altmnnn, V. Altmann, M. Sied- , , . , . , . rown, P. Green, K. Hartwig. .X K f , J . I Q Z L ' r K' '. A .1 I f wr? Q . M - M 2 -www , Xs SCHOOL LIFE Is there anyone who doesn t have pleas ant memorzes of those extrav tlungs that make hugh school complete? Remember when Santa Claus came to our Chrzstmas mzxer that super band and orchestra con athlete, recounted some of hrs experiences for us? We're certazn you do, and wlthout a. doubt, you have many other enjoyable rec ollectlons of experlences ln MHS , I . ,, . cert-and the time Jim Thorpe, the great X TDD lUf QE sf X J N M X 1 X! A XX 2 L 'sm dvwif JL' I X T:- f.,Q+ T Q A ff YTJHQ- , I A . Q M A , l 4' f ki? g 3' ,4f!'M W If l , X, X fn xx XX f 5 E 'ZX fx I X J I Pj X XX xX X I f D ,J A ,jf I , x X QM - f ff E 1 rum ,IW 1 f X S ff K xk Nb- fix rf ff E6 ful fp X U KXM TQ Mi . 51 ip , lsr I .+?,Qg . ' 1 Q Q' vs- Fnrst Row K Hartwng J Wels T Thorp J Stautfacner .I Donahue R Cram D Muller Second Row b Natzger K kl G Matzke J Frautschy Thxrd Row G Thorsun lx Krahenbuhl E D Voe C Goecks C H Flmu' N llechtolt D lxubly C rup o Blum S Albrxpht D Nlafvger V Bowman J Ulumer Fourth Row A Vogel B e Drafahl D Seehol7er V Berg K luchsmger E Kopp A Walters M roe F F A chapter under the leadership of The on Mr Robert E Davenport now numbers 72 members Busy all the tume, they learn to apply thelr knowledge and prOfIt es Here are yust a few :tems on this year s calendar School t September O Stoughton October Junaor Lnvestoc p January February Local Publuc Speaklng Contest tfncers Leadership Trannlng k Ex osutuon at Maduson F F A awards lchemle letters and emblemsl March Parent and Son Banquet lMarch 2Ol July Plans for county and state faurs ramping Trlp uf to Northern WISCONSIN ' August Attendance of Green County Falr and WIS consun State Farr R Blm First ROW A Harlwlg C II0l'l5b9YR9l R 1-alk M R Davenport K Boss I Thor on lvfllwld D Collin L Sprung A Burn D Tzmm V Neuenschwander V Pxck L I- lk I Sprung Bartlett H Well T Sclck M Kramer P Gerber R Ruth N Bechtolt T qaunder A Schuet, lhrth Ii Rlcdtr I5 bpoerry R lwy W horn C Soddy R Qordeq F Twhudy L 1-,-Ulermp, Second Row Thxrd Row Fourth Row R .F . . r lv nhl, ' J '21 --F . Y , 1 ' 'K f-A .l,., r ' V C' from all experienc . ' ' ' l 9 ' - ' ' ' ' ' 0 lfllll: f - . .I ' n A' - l vz' , A S- 'hl .- J -1 , r, . , , ,zu .. H s , , lu A , ' l: BA A nr Q 1. C. A. X' ' 1 -qv nr ow L Foeck M Look C Drxfahl T Thor H enlurt fc-rr: ou r re- R Yon Arx Vl1 dvuin mum o n on Third o W 1 A Stun Ixunur R bchwlngnr Beware Pedestrlans lt you happen to hear the warmng state ment Beware pedestrians tlylng through the halls these days and wonder what nt s all about the reason as very simple The cause for thus alarmlng statement IS gust that people haxe seen the Drivers Education Clubs out drlvlng These clubs meet once each week one on Wednesday and the other on Monday der the patlent dnrectlon ot Mr Dreston an Mr Anderson The puplls ore tlrst taught SOrY1e of flie fundamentals Of drlvmg Such QS learnlng parts of a car shlftlng necessary unsurance and state laws After they have learned these lessons, they arc escorted by tte Chief of Pollce to the tour grounds where he trnes to teach them to drlve Take this warning and stop look and llsten before you step off that curb They wlll be expenenced drlvers soon 1: n L Ruultxr 11: 111 er r lu M Cvepfsrt R ldr mer luerf' er A-ter I Ia e Muellmr 'Vlr mar Thxrn Row I Ndn Wage-nen D xm m0llw Trlclul 'VI Wyman J Evans H Kmhcnbuhl D Wenger Ott ur Row Ha e A lxryder V Altrvvxnr' Lundy I Richard ll A Ku y N Hinds R Gerber , .QV xx , Q l - . . 1 y 1 .. iv I Sl C' f 9 . Q . if 'E - W s ' 1 t l 1- N: R 'z '. 1 s, .' , . 2 , , p, ,B '- . SH ml R ': M . N I' stun. ' . S. 'ils1vn, R. Iir' 'lr l. V. All 2 , C. .Y h S ' R xv: IC, Grllssln. A. '1-ngvr, M. Cm-'ge-l, . . C -ssy, I. ' i-I. .' '1A . Q 'T - . , I I 11 - 11 - . . ' l 1 1 . . . ' . l b I 1 1 I ' ' A 1 - . . 1 .1 I ,, , l I l Ul'1- , l IU,--1' Yin' A E. Rupp, R. J h son, J. W'-lls, U. -' 'lu N. H'l'z1rd. J, Sl: ffnch-. P. Gr:-1-n. S1 mul R1 '. . ,1 - , I' tx-flu. ll. Nl M. H .h , M. Wzl S, .. ir. L. '. . . E. A 1- sw-n. ' i ': '. ' , . TA ,nc ,. - . -- ,. ,M. . 1-'11 th 1M. ,. .I . .. ' so , . bl , . ' S, . , Q 5 ' x 's . T . K I I 1 LM Fxr t Ro J Kundvrt K Bregellzer R Kundert .l Maurer A B ri M L one Scco d Ro K Jon E Slrelff B Grant C J hns n D Be kert M Wall N Hilliard J Calder Speech ' Speech ' ln an effort to have a well balanced extra currncular program as well as to learn the art of speakung these stu :lents formed a speech club whlch met every Tuesday sev enth pernod Many of them made use of their acquired knowledge by partucupatnng nn forensics Although they duscovered that It wasn t as easy to face a group of crrtnclzlng eyes and speak as It was to slt un the audience and do the judging they be came convnnced that glvnng talks was fun Lights, C urtazn, Action Richard was busy openlng doors for the members of the Dramatncs Club an theur play A Gurl an Every Port -1 whuch they put on for the Sensor Hugh lt was true that sev l NIE Flr t R L Falk G E urer 3 Seco d R V Har Elm r R Witt M B yd M Balzly B Sta Hacher M Ott E Welty eral of the people m the play had only a day or two to learn theur parts and they had no stage rehearsal But as th sayung goes The show must go on' and so at dnd tman J Campbell N 1 . , 'Fa Q. A 5. 'ev , W 6 V 9' wr Q ra, ' 4 0 , Q rl ,' - 5 ' ' s w: . . . . . , . , . u , iss . J s. n w: . es, . . . . 0 .o , . n . . '. . ' ' , . . , l -' 1' - I - If 1 . ' , - fs, , , l .... ' t ' - v . . . I' , 0 o o ll ' ' 1 ' - ' n - - n ll . . f. E 18 . - ' l ' D ' I ,I ll . . b I N., I ' I . ' s ow: . , '. rwin, G. Huck, J. Ma , K. lregenzer. n ow: . , . . e , Mr. . ' . Third Row: . 0 , . , . u , . , . . A., 1. J ' 1 V A J vr 1 ul . 7 I I: 1- Ni 'T R5 Q V Flrt Row J Calden D Benkert. M H Hurd M Rleder Second Row H Crawford J Kundcrt E qtreltf They Love Nature Through the efforts and lnltlatnve of these outdoor Iafe fellows the Conservatnon Club was organuzed wuth Mr J C Calder as the faculty advisor The rnembershnp was lnmlted to boys who were thoroughly sincere In their desnre to learn more about wild llfe Thus lnvlng up to nts pur pose ways and means of conserving wlld llfe were studied The Conservatlon Club sponsored varnous worthwhule projects durung the year lncludnng a game contest among nts members and also a wlnter feeding protect Resolved that there shall be free meducal care for all Thus topnc caused many arguments and much dnscusslon by the members of the Debate Club under the supervlsuon of Mass Hurd Along with debatung the members had to do a great deal of readmg and lookung up lnformatnon that would guve them substantnal grounds to prove their statements They learned how to carry on an organized and well conducted debate Addlng a spark was the experrence of preparmg a speech for the Clumc In Madison during the fall Pro and Con F Kundert F Blanc K Bregenzer Mr J Calder Third Row L Bnshop R Maunr G Norton D Eley litnt Drafahl i 3' 2 2 L ' V ... L., ' ., 4 -. -3 -Q I we Y? . C , as 's : . , . , iss . , . ' , : . , . ' , . ll ' Il . I 4 I . U - ' I . I T I I - I Fur t Raw: K. Luchsinzer, D. Orton, R. Ableman. R. Beiinema. A. Tschudy. Sm-cond Row: G. Kleckner. A, Roennuburg , - f - y - - . Z . . . ' , - , . . W. ' 101' . -gr -'12 xr A , 4 , ': Q' ' L C ,l - . 2 . ' X 1 u . tx r ., ' g ' ' r bd E. U l ' , 'ZS Q , if 1 .- by f I N 5 1 I T 1' Il l is t if Fir t Ro K Mueller N Johnson R Maurer Miss L Swanson R Rupnow I-I Wnema Seco d Row R Severson A Dobb B Klemm J Tr mpy V Hartman S Spald E Schuet Third Row H Towell J Campbell J Elmer M Burkhard M Schlllmger S Ransdell 1,4 ug flfl ,df O -i 1 A ax? Q N X Lf fc? RQ JS, N 4... 'F CII 'Q IIIIIIIIH Il Monroe Hugh School Monroe Wnsconsln Deo: Carol I ll bet you thunk that Ive forgotten all about you Well I havent Its just that we have been working on the An nual lately Fnrst ofcourse It was pxctures then plannmg the book and actually gettlng nt assembled I have never realnzed be tore how much there actually ns to edlt mg our school book ANNUAL STAFF Edrtor an chnef Ada Dobbs Make Up Edutors Mary Lu Schnllmger Ruth Severson Llterary Editors Hornet Towell Mary Ellen Burkhard Feature Edutors Esther Schuetz Betty Klemm Sally Ransdell Busmess Managers Henry Wleman Artssts Shurley Spaude Vargunla Hartman Rudolph Maurer Sports Editors Rachard Rupnow JoAnne Elmer Picture Edutors Karl Mueller Norman Johnson Advlsor Mlss M Corrme Swanson Writers Gladys Gibbons Joanne Solomon Joyce Campbell Connxe Johnson Eleanor Strleff Nanette Elmer Nanci Moldenhauer Manlyn Zuercher Vurgunua could l see the sketches of the bunldmg9 Rudy dld you see 0bOuT the block prmtung Betty dud you qet your artlcle wrntten9 These and many more were tamlllar sounds at our meetings Mass SWOHSOF1 our advasor was very Interested and we couldn t have done ut wnthout her Well tume as get'tung short s ld better close for now Bye and wrnte soon Your frlend Jane s I I I.. 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There us much shoutung across the room to fund out duffer ent facts groans from those havung a duffucult tume and happy nouses from those who have a sudden braunstorm The scene us Room 202 shortly before the next ussue of the BULLETIN us publushed But un spute of all the nouse the staff really does accomplush uts purpose of producung a fune hugh school paper Compared wuth others of uts suze the BULLETlN ranks among the hughest lt us publushed every thurd Wednesday by capable uunuors and senuors who full the varuous posutuons on the staff As for the cubs they do theur part and un tume wull take over the staff dutues The BULLETIN has receuved an All Amerucan ratung from the Natuonal Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon many fumes sunce es tablushed un l92l A somewhat sumular scene us that of the advertusung depart ment where members are scurryung about gettung paud for the ads whuch funance the publushung r t N r 0 one Mucller V Allen E kuel C Nixller S Steiner becond Row M Keller M Trach el B Ixundert D Adelman B Boll B Grant B Ind d Th d R T S d R van Wa.geuuen N Huuumrd s Afrouuer A Burn ewan U ow am' en L Sum Y A S h I Q aa' 34 A 4 T Q ' , 1- 4 Q -- 5 I L 3 l . Q Isl ' 14 w: . 1 P. . , . ur n , , , 'I K, I I II I .MSI GI E W- I I I S I nw: . rs, I. nwu . . . ,-. ns , . v , ' , , I , SSI I I lien . ' uw: '. 21 , . , . , . , ' ,I I I I I ' ' A II ' I e , .W u , A . n , . , ' ' ' ' ff 2 I 11 - - -I . . I ' ' I Il II I . . . , . I 4 I Y Ig . . E A - .. I U . . I. S I I 1 I . . . 2 I ' - . . . I . . I , I . Fi s Row: R, Seve S n, K. J S, C, . - I Mies I I I I ,I I ' I I ' I ' ,I I s , . ' u . . . . I , . , ' 3 I QI I S I I '- I IL to Rught J Elmer Y Richard flu R harlen N D R F azthful Followers Let s have a locomotuve a bug one and lets hear everyone velll Ready o ay U rah a Yes uts the ux cheerleaders donned un theur red and grey unuforms out there leadung the stu dents un a nuce bug yell for the team Followung the team wherever they went the cheerleaders were on hand to cheer the Cheesemakers on to vuc tory Whatever the odds these sux were there to keep spuruts hugh and to encourage the players on to vuctory r t R w J.: M Br nnan B hlemm MIS L Schumacher M Hess J D Second Row Zygucll IL Ruchard cn A Llmmerman M Wald C Pruewe Third Row R Cotherman R Foulk C avu. Spech I Spelch GAA on Wednesday' Thus athletuc date was never forgotten by these OCTIVI ty munded gurls Under the durectuon of Muss LOFOIFIG Schumacher the Gurls Athletuc Assocua tuon met every Wednesday seventh hour and also after school Seasonal games volleyball basket ball and softball were played supple mented wuth table tennus unformal table games and badmunton Varuous tourna ments were held un each of the actuvutues Our MHS Spartans E Strefl' R er M Rxeder E uer bpel h b Spaude N M ldenhauer i 1 A- 'f : . . . ' SJ, . ' , . 's, , i , A. ' . C . . . , . - - 1 11 1 - - 1 1 , . k - r h W ' ' ' ' Q . I S - l ' ' . . I . . , . . . I . . I 1 . ll 11 - 11 11 - ' I his ul : If 'cobs, . Y ve , . ' , . , , ', . avis. I . 5 . . . :A , ,. sr . . , . ' , . ' . ' : . , . , . ' , , ', . ' xi , '. ' . U . . Q i 4 C . r . nw- I , ' z 4 V+ ' A v L Iirst Rove J Evans 'NI Elmer S Spaule V Hartman J Moldenhauer M Bren an C Etter G Buck R. Ellefson J Due B lxlemm Second Row M -X Honey N Stark M Signer R Walters H Towell N Davis J Spelch E Strexh' A Blum S Ran dell D Adelman H Xe chlxmann Third Row D Mayenschem N Beach J Ladwlg N Rxchnrds M chlllmgnr M Share J Ander on I- Wel x I Ste-Iter C Wenger M Share N Waeltl Fourth Row C Glbb4l'l ech mer a nmdn 'VI run Do I Block C Irxewc D krupke H Krahenbuhl K Jones I Sl iuffxcher M Ilurkhard Melodzous Strazns Of all the arts music is the art to Vyorkmg hard and long the Chorus raise the soul above all earthly storms proved that practice makes peffegf by Miss Blossom Rhode our director be the fine work they did at the music tour came all during the first semester so Mrs nament in New Glarus Howey stepped an and carried on the fine The Girls Glee Club started practicing work Miss Rhode had begun Doing double on Thursdays with a turn out of about 30 duty Mrs Howey was both our director girs and accompanist Running into much difficulty at tirst As a group they made their first ap they overcame this and accomplished their pearance adding their musical talent to purpose and unveiled their ability by per the annual Christmas program In Decem forming at the music tournament beautiful Chirstmas carols and seasonal Monroe High School were various individ music uals Not only soloists but duets trios, a Garly bedecked in formal attire the girls sextette and a boys double quar chorus presented a combined spring con tette cert with the orchestra under the direction They not only took part in the con of Mrs Howey and Mr Barnard Class: cert and music tournament but they par cal religious and semi classical music tlcipated in many programs ground town made up the program during the year xr on rn A artl ieancma urce Howey Abimdn I Hllhker R Rupnow Mueller Brennan Second Row f Wenger L Welty M Signer R Walters H Towell J Sperch A Blum S Ran clell D ACIQIYTIIII IJ 'Vlaycn chexn 'VI Schlllnger M Share N Richards J Lndwlg C Lvenson M Burkhard Third Row S Spank N M ldenhauer IN Iflmer J Lvans R Iwlederbnrgrr K Jones M Share V Hartman N Haldxman M lrlc-n J Molds-nhaunr C Elur li Ixlemm M Dobbs N WAQIII I Stauffacher Fourth Row G Erwin C Nlles L Simmers R Maurer D Courtney J Maurer L Wicker-.ham I Falk E Andereck E Davis F Wagner 'W A .. - I . ,, V V. , D S. A. :. rgi- ,Y . ' .2 .A I ' . , . A' In ,',, - , :V A , ', ' t I.. Sp I , J. EI , N H Id' ' , . . I' 'X , M. bbs, ,, , , ' ' , , ' - ' ' . l , A, Q I ll ' ' . . ' ll H , ' ,' I. . . I I , - . - - I ' ' . . . . , . . . I . y U I . , I ' I . . I I n D ' 1 I - ber. Their music consisted of the ever Also gaining credit for the chorus and . 1 D . I I . ' ' - ' l I . . I - . . . ' - , ' I - IV rl R ': R. C ' d'lI, M. M' '. R. I ' ' , P II, Mrs, A. . R. I- ' , .. , . , KY L t J M er R Rleder M es Standnng Lv Kleckner F aizdt A Dob J :fghk K d Re da lg B rain: T Fat J Fahertv C Farme The Youth of the At last we have nt' That long cher nshed dream of so many Monroe youth has at last become a realnty and through the cooperatnon of these stu dents parents and other cntnzens Mon roe can now boast of thenr fnne recrea tnonal center Monroe students have wnshed for just such a place for many years ln the fall of I944 a group of enthusnastnc youths formed an organnzatnon called the Youth Councnl wnth thns purpose nn mnnd Thns group consnsted of student representatnves from each class anded by an advnsory board made up of sev eral townspeople Gettnng the Cnty Councnl behnnd tl' enr project was one of the most benefncnal accomplnshments of thns persevernng group Many of nts members spoke at PTA meetnngs and other cnvnc gather nngs statnng just why Monroe needed a recreatnonal center what they would lnke nn such a place and how nt would be managed At the courncnl s bn monthly meetnngs tentatnve plans were worked out and a Youth Center constntutnon was drawn up Letters of nnqunry were sent to sev eral Youth Centers nn Wnsconsnn and thenr replnes were dnscussed at the meet nngs Several councnl members had the opportunnty of vnsntnng youth centers of nenghbornng towns and thenr man agement and success gave the councnl many ndeas on how thenr proposed cen ter would be operated Through these actnvntnes they won the support of the Cnty Councnl and Angle aroused many parents gannnng thenr assnstance also The stage was set but the curtann couldnt be ransed for a bunldnng to house such a pronect wasn t an easy thnng to fnnd nn Monroe Many possnble bunndnngs were consndered dns cussed and then deemed unfnt for a center Thus hnndered but st ll determnned the Youth Councnl met agann early nn September l945 to carry on wnth thenr anm Vacant bunldnngs were at an all tnme low nn 45 and there dndn t seem to be cn chance of gettnng cn center that year However the councnl members aot together and decnded not to dnssolve thenr organnzatnon but to sponsor ac tnvntnes of thenr own nnstead Durnng the prevnous year they sponsored dances and served refreshments at after game dances The decnsnon was made to carry on wnth thns actnvnty and they were the sponsors of partnes and dances for the students throughout the year ln the sprnng of l946 when the Cntr zens Bank bunldnng was vacated ts possnble use as a Youth Center was dns cussed After nt was decnded that the bunldnng had great possnbnlntnes as a center the Youth Councnl took nmmed nate actnon They appealed to the Cnty Councnl for and and nn return recenved an approprnatnon for rent for one year on the bunldnng Shortly after thns 'the Youth Councnl dnssolved but not before they had estab lnshed permanent student commnttees to carry on wnth thenr wonderful pnece 6 ' K, , ' 1 K Q Q ,f n ' 4 ' Se e 1 , hs, . B nnan. M. Rurkhar . V. 0 S., - - A 1 ' H S' r ' ' ' ' Wa n.,-v p, Alston, M. n A er, li. lemm. I., Lun y, . 6 1-2 . . 1 e z. . - - - CK ,Q l , T. ' 'I . I ' I - . , . I . . . . I 1 1 1 , - I - . . . ' . - I - Q f . I . . ' I ' . I I I - - 1 - 1 I 1 I I . . . . - - I - I - I I ' . , . . . Y . .- . I - - - 1 l I I I n 1 . . ' I ' I - . I . I ' of work. Also, early in the spring of '46 a group of Monroe citizens formed on Adult Executive Committee which was to act as the sponsor of the governing oody of the new Youth Center, During the month of July letters were sent to townspeople asking for dona- tions to the center, and with the help of students a door to door campaign was carried out This money was to be usea to buy necessary furniture and other equipment for the center, Representatives from the Adult Ex- ecutive Committee and permanent corn- efutive Committee and the permanent committee met together during June and July to make out applications, draw up rules, procure equipment, and per- form the necessary duties before the youth took posession on August l. The first three weeks of Auaust found the old Citizens' Bank building a beehive. Scores of students came daily for two weeks helping with the cleaning, painting, and arranging of furniture. After three weeks of scrub- bing, dusting, cleaning, and planning, the center held its first dance in the last week in August. Under temporary directorship the center was officially opened during September, and upon the completion of a fine snack bar, held its grand open- ing on September 20. Early in this month, according to the constitution of the center, four repre- sentatives were cnosen from each class to form the governing body of the or- ganization, the Youth Council, Meeting every first and third Monday they dis- cuss possible improvements, plan par- ties, and carry on all other business connected with the center. The Angle , as the center was chosen to be called by its members, has grown like a young child, and similarly, has a great future. Through the hard work of students, parents and helpful citizens, it has shown itself to be a haven for teen-agers, truly a place that fur- nishes Monroe youth with an environ- ment that is bound to keep good kids good. lu uonns M Scnlllmzer U Schindler D Txmmons J Dye A Dobbs Second R w D Ivey P Green J Davxs L Mueller J Elmer N Beach J Stautfacher N Thorp S Blumer Th1rd Row J Davx-. C Strexfl' J Trumpy J Kuhly K Krauss J Stauffacher D Johnson D Kundert. F Mlller E Rub! L Bur Fourth Row I R h l c ar: on D Bezkert D Olson H lfcnkrrt D Adelman M P len H Iocher Ii Crandall J Myers F DHVIS A Hart F A d k D l wuz n erec Eey W Bender Flftl Row J Maurer C Etter J Babler B Boyd V Krauss D Schlndler J Calder R McGu1re M Lan? Mr A Barnard In the Making Boom' Boom' Toot' Toot' Squeak' Squeak' When Mr Allen Barnard ordered us to practice practice we dld for we had to know our musuc perfectly If we were to have any hopes of becomlng sensor band members We looked forward wlth longlng hearts to the great day when we could try out for the se mor band Perfectly aware of the fact that we dvd nt perform luke veterans we were Indeed proud of our accomplushments We could note the progress we made each Wednesday when we had practice after school Slowly but surely we learned the fundamentals of music the polnters for advancement and the way a good musuclan should play llrst Row M Thompson J lan1 J lwygart B Mauerman M nard Second Row M Mxller J Thorpe C Prlen M Pember S der! I Strelff S Mahle R Dye J Davn-. S Gorder N Brand Foley A Holtshopple S Haworth Mr A Barnard J Schroeder say M Flnck G Webster D McGn th Fourth Row V Franke Lamer T Hartwlg W Hartwlg A Hnx-.on Durlng the fltth hour on Fridays the melo dnous stralns of the orchestra could be heard There were flfty three members ln thus organlzatlon wlth Ada Dobbs as presudent Martha Dobbs vlce president Mary L Schlllmger as secretary and Rosella McGulre as treasurer The orchestra presented a comblned con cert weth the band on February fourth and flfth The concert was very well recelved An orchestra chorus concert was also given Ap nl eleventh They took part In the annual music fest: val wnth many solos and ensembles In add: fron the orchestra furnlshed muslc for Commencement and Baccalaureate Our compllments go to the orchestra and their director Mr Barnard who together have engoyed a successful year Sweet Music Brum N Thorp R Elmer R Ae-.chllmalln G Ccrman V Bar Hartwlg K Stcmman F C rcen C M rtln S S npson M Kun Thxrd Row J Grant N Kundert T Vfucthr ch C Indcrzand U L Fhck J Mueller R Mulligan W Wagner L Schnndt N Ilnd D Davltte P Scharnweber J Cotherman W Brunkow L I-us. uuwg . , . ' . . . ' ' , . ' , . , . '. o : . , , , . ' , '. . , , . : , . . . ' , . , . gy. : ,. S . . 1 , . ' , . 3 1 - - - - I' 1 - 4 v - u ' qv 1. L, - ' 4 4. n I - . A . . . I I 1 ' I U I 1 1 ' , . . I I . I l I I I 0 - . f V , . , . .' ' . - 1' . - ' - . . . ,I . , ., . . .h - - , I , . , L I h ' In I M V. . , t . p ' v 1 '- 1 ' Y ' ' , 1 ' . ' ' ' - ' . 1 , . ' . . - , - - , , , , , , . L. . 1 - - - ' ' ' ' ' Pi Q, Z 1. Sq cf .r .3 x .r E N U2 I IAQ L- Q WW on .: wi! IJ GJ 'U D- z Q .C 'U .I U I E! .C A BE I.: is On CIT bs O to pro LL of mus c Q4- ed nb a S C US em 56- ry- Q: .C n o 9 nd ro day no t the b d Q- Tu d Ofw OHS brot 'U ID I- XC 'U 'U Q. II 2 X On mpos t CO I'l V O 6 'U O .D 0 .C 'U Q r S OU 'IQ C6I'f1 pea r OP C pub ke .C 4- 9 f Gt th oups I' 0 9 I'T1 I'1Ol'eS CIFIS C US YT1 OUI' Cen SFI Y e 3-D OU 0-cu F1 step ONCE l-irst Row: Mr. A. llarnurd, ll, Mnrtln, J. Calder, H. lslemema, C. Etter, J. Babler, R. C an , R. Wyss, . Crandall, I.. Hilfiker, E. Davis, E. Andt-ri-ck, Second Row: l . T o . M. lliilwr, D. Viirn Mutro, I.. llurkhulter, C.. Ninn:-man, H. lloyd, D. Johnson, P. Wa c li, . tautfache . '. Ninnem n, K. D vis, . St, uffer, J. Davis, K, Mctluirv, Il. Atlulmzin, . Kuhl . 'lhlfll RUW3 - HF! HZ. H. l'HiIel, F. lllcr, M. Zuerc er. L. Stuessy, . Gre n, . Karlen, N. Boa h, . Eley, M. Iautfacher, J. Myers, M. Lanz, E. llcckmzin, S. Tric 1-l, P, yan, 0. Monte, '. T om . 'ourt Row: D. Kun c-rt, A. Hartwig, S, Spai , K. Krauss, M. Angliker, E. Hackle, H. Locher, D. Olson. K. Suhr, J, Kurth, R. Gs-r ir, ll, Cru newailtl. C. Mueller, A. D4-arth, W. llvnclcr. V. nh . l'ifLh R w: K. Kr uss, J, Solomon, A. Holtshopple, V. Brunkow, H. lit-nltert, E. Welty C. Mueller P. Kn ack, G. Gibbons, J. folonmli, J. Elmer, A. Dolvlxs, M. Prim-n, M. Dobbs, K. Mueller, J, Maurer, J. Stauffrwher. tu ents of J 4' It is tive minutes a ter one, either Mon. gers. Th i pl y th rest of the period would v r , fe a , u s ay, or h rs on. I o e a - rom the novelty, i ad he Sailor, to the classic, in- C, 0 1 e e to be outsi e o a m, t e ale. 9 rever i eir noises comin forth Mr. Barnard plans a variety of types i , - ,, 14,7 would greatly shatter one's aspirations con- mote appreciation fclassic, as well as mod qi i s, I MH Senior an . T n , as 0 unit, participates in many community and But, I e, to regain our confid i i i , school programs throughout the year. Wi in the organiza- i sid n visit a reh arsal. tio ll requ ntly ma li - Th i d noises prove to be band memb , ing s. u ei i s. This group maintains a Class A rating, which is the One b one, the members enter and prepare or the highest merit possi I for a hi sch I b . d ' ti e. During b etball season the p d added spice o t I :lO, Mr. B d calls the band to order by two to the games, on at the football games t e full d m- taps of his boton on the music stan . Usually o march is onstrat their marching o ility. 47 pl ye first to loosen sticky I d lim e i fin- FIT! 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W, r W Om wy1r on' ney cconl Row D1 C l r Thtrl 0 r D M mm Our hopes were rewarded we had another tune basketball team thas year' Remember those flrst two games with New Glarus and Lake Geneva? Well we shouldnt forget them' They gave us plenty of concern but the .nnlver Streaks coached by Don l-ludale ston and managed by George Erwun came roanng back to take the Southern Ten champlonshlp for the second tame nn two years Thls year Monroe averaged 456 pounts per game wnth the exceptuon of tournament games and allowed hear opponents only 34 3 We tued the conference scorung record by beatlng Edgerton 72 to 39 Thms record was set by the Cheesmeakers of last year A per son shouldn t talk about the lndlvudual scorers on such a squad that showed the combnned teamwork that these boys dnd but Jerry Dwyer led with 224 polnts Frnae Nogler and Gene Mason placed second and thnrd wuth l88 and l56 ponnts respectuvely Jerry was also second nlgh nn conference scoring wnth l52 ponnts and had the most fleld goals wsth 68 to has credut Monroe wall lose on y two Seniors from thus years team so rext year the Solver Streaks should be llvlng up to their nnckname Gene Mason a flashy torward often became a mere blur to the eyes of audsence and players alike as he stole the ball from one of has op ponents and went drnbblnng down the floor for a lay up shot before anyone knew what was happenung Wally Wueser the other sensor wnll be massed for has rebound artnstry and aa gressuveness but he has a very capable palr of successors an Bull Purcell and Bob Able man Bell Moon wull always be there playmng has heart out as will lanky Ernie Vogler and Bull Hogan As has scoring record shows Jer ry Dwyer was a constant threat from any where on the tloor Jnm Statfon Fred Huber Bob Raeder and Allne Stauffacher played with both the B and A squads for they were eaually good agalnst all challengers John Maurer and Dan Courtney can both look for ward to seeing a lot of action on next year s team It was wath eagerness that Monroe enter ed the reguonal tournament at Stoughton and on the furst nnght upset a favored Janesville qulntet Q3 to 4l On the second nnght we were beaten 52 to 47 by the terrlfuc height of Madison West In wnndlng up a very successful season we can be justly proud of our fune team and hope that next year s team wnll lnve up to the standards set by thus one 9 . as 2- gg L' 3, .5 X.. f , A .E ' y . v l 1. . . ,A 4- 5 - ..- : '. 4- 0 ' . 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I ' - 1 1 ' lfizuakvthall Svrnrvn 1946 1947 Basketball Season New Cgiarus Monroe Monroe Lake Geneva Brodhead M0nroe Monroe Madlson Cent Wnsconsun Dells Monroe Reedsburg Monroe Wnstonsnn Hugh Monroe Baraboo Monroe btoughton Monroe Edgerton Monroe Fort Atkunson Monroe Watertown Monroe Platteville Monroe Rnchland Center Monroe Monroe Stoughton Monroe Fort Atkxnson Edgerton Monroe Portage Monroe Monroe Watertown Non fonference Games MQ A W K' XY X ' .. 22 33 34 1 49 ,...34 't.....47 .,....38 ' 42 ' ' 36 ...... 51 36 ..... . 43 ' ' ' 19 ..... .23 .....22 ......50 ' 42 ..... .44 ....28 ,,....52 ' .31 ..... 42 ...34 f1.....56 ' ...32 ::1.....43 ' 30 ...... 57 36 42 35 ' .37 ....39 ......72 .....28 ......5O ...,..46 f:..58 Wisconsin Hlgh 36 Monroe .... . 60 ia r Q f r 4 , av Wfqw X XA 7!! ff WX - X , Ay 4 - W1'tw -x X f M AEN , j x W !' KM , W r '1 X 66.55 jx 59f' A X X' First R imwa d M Co k R R d u om c nd o M L Mltch ll R M urer affor i ll h A St uh' chLr F 1 lS for Best Hnstory repeated Itself thus year as ful feom WGS Cggghed very ably by another undefeated B Squad ended Mr Lee Mrtchell The squad averaged nts season Its almost becomma tra thirty SIX pounts per game To theur CIITIOVICII fOl' H1956 fUfl.,If'e A SQL,IGd Opponents npnefeen bovs to be unconquered This success A GREAT GUY HE KN PORTS .5 ' 1vw:R.l ' n . . ex . . ie cr, J. K ndert, J. Sol on. SE' 0 R w: r. . ' P , . a J. Sl 1, I . Sp-'c , . a zu -, . Blanc. CC !7 ' ll ll . ' I ' A .U . I . ' - - Y ll 11 , ' Y I . ar X ,.- 1 ,a Y HAIL REGAL ONES' , 5 fc ,600 P5' 04150 O44 'A lfv ew AS 'Vs Xl 635, , YxPN HOMECOMING MORGUE WHATCHA' LOOKIN' AT, HUH??? . YOU DON'T SAY! - ,'2uenai f'V:1',mav...-1.4 '. g ' 55 6 P' 1-nur Nj x !' 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