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

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FIRST ROW: R. Dettwiler, F. Cotherman, J. Crane, L. Bruny, K. Brennan. SECOND ROW: J. Zixnmerman, F. Bidlingmaier, L. Myers, B. Yvuetrich, S. Erickson. THIRD ROW: G. Hasse, C. In- ltrgand, G. Berg, D. Becker, H. Krahenbuehl, M. Hawthorne. FOURTH ROW: D. Kolb, H. Brennan, L. Wels, F. Ladwig, D. Leopold, Mr. Davenport. GIRLS F F A The woman's place is not always in the home! F. F. A. Girls, under the supervision of Robert E. Davenport, learn the essentials of good farming, nec- essary to help out their future former husbands. Therefore, it is oppropriate that these girls know more about the seven cardinal principles in farming which are: Soil, Crops, Livestock, Machinery, Buildings, Labor and Marketing. CONSERVATION This popular extra-curricular activity met every Tuesday in room lO8, un- der the supervision of Mr. J. C. Colder. The members enjoyed varied movies, each stressing a different phase of conservation. The following officers were elected by the club members: Bob Martin, President, Alvin Feldt, Vice-Presi- dent, Karl Schillinger, Secretary, andHarold Pagel, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: W. Wandfluh, D. Timmons, C. Schilllnger, H. Pagll, J. Stauffacher SECOND ROW: J. Kundert, J. Solomon, A. Sulzer, E. Quinn, H. Speich. THIRD ROW: F. Thorpe, A. Feldt, R. Mar- tin. T. Goetz, M. Ehlert, Mr. Calder.

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FIRST ROW: T. Falk, Nathan Bechtolt, V. Pick. Mr. Davenport, LeRoy Spring, Naainan Bechtolt. SECOND ROW: K. Krahenbuehl, E. Grossen A. Vogel, R. Rleder, M. Collins, E. Zoller, E. Walters. THIRD ROW: C. Fi-autschy. R. Gerber, S. Naffzger, A Buri D. Timm D Barth B Albright, J. Blumer. FOURTH ROW: Lorenz Spring, B. Bartlett, J. Scldy. R. Roth, J. Donahue, E. Kopp, E.. Frederick V. Neuensch and , , w er A. Schuetz. FFA Learn the fine points of agriculture in the classroom, then go out on the farm and practice them. This is the aim of the Monroe FFA under the successful leadership of Mr. Robert Davenport. Sixty-nine boys and one girl are learning to become Future Farmers of America. ! - A' Q .,1 f U3 nd , 1 7. 5 . ,..-- ' N- f Fax JF' 'WS FIRST ROW: B. Krauss, W. Schmoldl, W. Rufener, B. Blum, J. McGuire, B. Schuetz, P. Hartwig, D. Elmer. SECOND ROW: F. Thorpe, G. Spring, A. Mayer, A. Stalder, K. Holloway. E. Lueck, N. Wels, L. Westgard. THIRD ROW: H. Prien, J. McGulr:. J. Tschanz, R. Gruenberg, D. Bechtoll, W- 58811913 R- SPCiCh- R- 5PBiCh. W- Pifk- FOURTH ROW: L- Drake, R. Keller, C. Dickson. J. Burt, W. Brunkow, J. Gobell, D. Ferguson, K. Norton, S. Burt.

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I6 HOMECOMING The annual homecoming was a gala affair this year. Crepe paper, old clothes, and signs made up the grand parade to the park. The prize for the most beautiful float, was given to the An- nual, whose theme was, Styles may change, but our loyalty never! The bonfire lighted the spirit of the team, and also of their Monroeite followers. After a discouraging, but well fought game with Wisconsin Dells l6-Ol, all wended their way to the beautifully decorated gym for the long awaited dance. The grand march was led by our queen, Patricia Green, and Marlin Cook, with her attend- ants .lanice Dye, and Evelyn Due, and their escorts.