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

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27 FRONT ROW: J. Zimmerman. M. Walker, J. Stauffacher, D. Wyss, J. Waeffler, J. Waeffler. SECOND ROW: G. Spring, J. Strasser. L. Well, P. Teehan, L. Steinmann, M. Von Moos, P. Wenger. THIRD ROW: J. Tschanz. J. Van Wagenen, W. Wandfluh, R. Teehan, D. Sullivan, J. Van dam me, B. Weckerly. D. Teehan. FRONT ROW: G. Gempeler, G. Hasse, M. Herfel, M. Huber. J. Hammer, R. Kummer. SECOND ROW: R. Kraus, P. Kelley. C. Kundert. M. Hawthorne, D. Hodgson, A. Holtshopple, C. Goodrich, D. Haman, G. Goodman. THIRD ROW: D. Kolb, G. Gruenberg. D. Fritz, L. Flick, P. Kubly, E. Haeft, P. Good, R. Hyland, F. Ladwig. FIRST ROW. F. Cotherman, F. Bidlingmaier, G. Berg, J. Crane, D. Becker, L. Broge, L. Burkhalter, R. Dett-wiler, J. Ellis. SECOND ROW: K. Davis, B. Blaser, J. Andereck, H. Brennan, J. Anderson. B. Akre, S. Burl, J. Curran, D. Bechtolt. THIRD ROW: C. Dickson, R. Elcholz, F. Buob, F. Carmichael, L. Drake, W. Brandli, R. Blanc, J. Burt, R. Eley.

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26 c L A S s 0 F F 1 C E R S L. Steinman, D. Kolb, Mr. Anderson, Segner. Mr. Calder. JUNIOR CLASS The closs of '51 ably led by President Charles Dickson had a splendid year. He was assisted by Vice-president, Wayne Segner; Secretary, Leaetta Steinmann; and Treasurer, Dorothy Kolb. The magazine sales proved a great success by breaking all former records with first prize going to Ben Blazer for his outstanding sale of $226.67. Second and third prizes went to Bill Lengacher and Lydia Weis. As in past years, the Junior girls took care of the hot dog stand during the football season. This also had a very successful year, the profits being an all time high. A great many students attended the Junior prom, making it a grand success. The theme, Oriental Gardens, was beautifully constructed by the Junior class with the help of their able advisors, Mr. Calder and Mr. Anderson. FIRST ROW: Mr. Calder, I. Probst, L. Meyer , J. Schultz, P. Meren , H. Stauffer, W. Ruch, D. Rtsaer, Mr. Anderson. SECOND ROW: D. Miller, G. Rnbe, R. Rue »er. D. Perdue, H. Pfaeffli, M. Re r, E. Rufi, R. Ruch, W. Schwaiger. THIRD ROW: V. O’Flaherty, H. Pilz, J. McGuire, L. Schmerse, R. Rygh, H. Prien, W. Lengacher, R. Marty, K. Norton, W. Segner, T. Mulligan.

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28 c L A S s P. Thorp, A. Holtshopple. W. Pick, P. Abr.ihain, Miss Baldwin. 0 F F 1 C E R S SOPHOMORE HISTORY In the fall of 1949, the class of '52 settled quickly into the familiar routine of high-school life. Well represented in all activities, the Sophs indicated good prospective material. Scholastic honors rated high, with sports a close second. Elected to lead the class through its initial year in senior high were William Pick, president; Audrey Holtshopple, vice president; Patricia Thorp, secretary; and Phoebe Abraham, treasurer. Expressing their opinions on the student council were Mary Carol Thompson and Keith Wainwright. Miss Harriet Baldwin was class sponsor. FIRST ROW: P. Abraham, B. DavU, N. Benkert, A. Falk, M. Ethridre, J. DaVoa B. Boyd Y Amm.nn J Brandt. M. Dunlaver. SECOND ROW. D. Elmer, L. Foulker, R. Aebly, W. Gibbons, B. Fray’ D. Ableman,’ M rUL,F‘iD a ’ S' iT,’nC‘ r- o • TH!RD ROW: W Blum. B. Carter D. Dwyer, W. Beach, I. Gobeli, L. Brunner, W. Brunkow, C. Brown, D. Ferguson, F. Fahs.