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

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an in L A A M G h C Z t N Tho N Prien, R Pickett D W-ng'-r J Meyers G Shatter N Nlffenegger E. Zoller B. Taft, C W: D. . . , . , . . , . .. - . - - - i - f . - FIRST RO C nn - en ner ftfp h D.W 'senber M Wcsuzard E Orton S. Patterson M. Stauffaicher, O. Monte S Trickel, N. . SECOND ROW. C. S ' , J. St , , - - . - y - H.mSj:xl:5?,B. Schultz, M. Weiss,PI5ln5Vebste:uJ.aSclilFfoeder. THIRD flow: J. Pierce, V. Pick, W. Snyder, W. Schmitz. D. Ruehlman, C. Schindler J. Vccllcli, J. Madden, J. Treloar, L. Spring, J. Staffon, T. Selck, E. Mass an-dt. C. Schillinger, S. Nafzgcr. FOURTH ROW: A. Wengir, R Rieder, J. Solomon, R. Wells, A. Prlsk, A. Whipple, F. Thorpe, R. Roth, N, Marti, L. Shelton, P. Teehun, J. Soddy D. Timm, R. aurer JUNIORS Class rings plus magazine sales plus the Prom equals a never to be forgotten junior year. Yes, looking back we realize what an important position our junior year holds in our memories. Mr. Calder, who has become the Father of the Junior Class, and Mr. Anderson, who like the sophs so well he moved with them, were the competent advisors ofthe class. They assisted the offi- cers in making a success of the number one event in a junior s life-THE PROM. Then came .lune-all too soon, but we realized that with our junior year as a rock foundation, next year would be even better than the Best Year of My Life. cms-5 Ri N65 N31 .law-49 gg: gp 1345675 5,9 L47 XM 1. , ff 20

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M - A - A ... - FIRST ROW: Mr. Anderson, M. Collins, K. Brennan, L. Bruni, E.. Kr:m'r, M. Angliker, B. Kundert. M. Lanz, R. Johnson, R. Flannery, M Dittmzr, A. Burl, Mr. Calder. SECOND ROW: K. Faherty C Indergand, L. Herbert R Goodman, E. Beckman J Bro e H. Locher, A n - , - 1 - Z 1 Fcldt, L. Brandt, J. Black, L. Block, M. Holcomb E Hackle L Burgy THIRD ROW G Engles R Dearth l ln well D Due , . , . , . . , . . . 3 , . , man, K. Bender, M. Kubly, M. Krauss, R. Fitzgerald, M. Hogan, D. Lecpold, L. Bruzellus, M. Flannery, S. Blumer. C. Hartman F0uRTH ROW' K. Krahenbuehl,.T Falk G. Frautschy T Goetz, A. Armstron A. Feldt B B rtl tt R. G b J JuN1oRs T 367 , L, QXYQQ S oc A-N: My cfyj ff WX 1 Nz- ll ll L. M. Cather- , J. Forbes J. Hyland Zl