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

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Forensics lST ROW S lsely P Walters C Grawehr J Kubly M Conway M Miller L Roderick ZND ROW Miss Goeler S Montgomery J Frey J Wellenkotter M Anderson C Stauffacher J Markward N Burgy G Blaha J Kubly 3RD ROW R Milz J Klemm L Wilson J Schuetz K Bartlet C Seffrood L Gavigan P Whalen J Field S Seffrood 4TH ROW J Block C Meier J Brum J Hurlbut P Johnson J Drye P Amos E Schindler K Kmdschi D Snyder The people who go out for Forensics deserve a great deal of praise However as is most often the case all they get is a deep sense of accomplishrrient They take part 1n the declamatzon contest which is sponsored by the Wisconsin High School Forensic Asso ciation Miss Goeler is in charge of this activity Mr Voss and Mrs Anderson help coach Mr Grief is in charge of extemporaneous reading Dramatlcs IST ROW: J. Markwardt, G. Spring, M. Miller, C. Grawher, E. Esterly, S. Coplien, J. Griffeth, R. Schad! L. Roderick, K. Schutt, J. Stalder, S. Isely, L. Bartelt, B. Rui. ZND ROW: S. Montgomery, R. Milz, C. Seffrood, A. Orians, M. Frautschy, K. Bartelt, N. Staufiacher, J. Field P. Scharnweber, M. Nydegger G. Blaha, M. Stalder, J. Kubly, P, Viel. 3RD ROW: L. Adams, M. Fritsch, D. Stassen, S. Wenger, J. Ridnour, T. Machotka, S. Scherer, . Meier, J. Knaack, M. Schwartzlow, W. Gobeli, L. Gauigan, J. Gempeler, S. Seffrood. 4TH ROW: E. Schlindler, D. Snyder, C. Galli, G. Foley, C. Ridnour, T. Hyland, J. Darling, J. Goetz, G. Wagner, K. Kindschi, P. Whalen, N. Andereck, J. Drye. Dramatics club meets on Mondayxhid Tuesday. They have learned about lighting, makeup and directing. The classes divided up into individual groups to put on short one- act plays. People interested in directing took the job of director in these plays, which were then put on before the group.

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Discussion IST ROW Webb R Koller J Fxgx J Nelson K Schutt P Vtalters ZND ROV! Wolf J Wellenkotter D Snyder P Vthalen D Babler P Vvuetrzch Mr Fxebxng 3RD ROW Kuckuck B Lamb S Seffrood M Plate N Burgy J Hammer R Plate J Drye 4TH ROVK Flannery J Donnerbeck C Solem C' Qumn J Hurlbut C Cermann P Johnson Anderson The ann of the club IS to lmprove the ablhty of members to dlscuss and lead d1scuss1on groups by explormg var1ous top1cs of xnterest, and approachmg the topxcs and the 1nev1table dxsagreements that ar1se democratlcally GAA 1ST ROKR 'XI Johnson F Vkolf VN Vkezss J Leck S Vanderdrxnk L Blunx M l-rautschy R ZlND ROV4 Xlrs Anderson J F1eld S Scherer G Adams S Montgomery Nl Hasse A Stopka R fweunschwander B Baker Nl Anderson K Vkebster J Frey I-l Walter BRD ROVK L Adams N Foley G Dwyer L Kxechle K Frey K Hartwxg W Goeble M Schwartz low P Andrews 'Xl Keller L Bartelt 'Nl Stalder J Kubly 4'l'HROV C, Dxllman L Schultz S Seffrood A Haeft R Schexdegger G Bxssel M Larson C Zulkhe J Klemm J Schuetz A Hawthorn A Clark Annette Stopka IS Presmdent of the G A A wmth Mary Larson as Vlce Pres1dent, Betty Baker as Secretary, and Letty Adams as Treasurer Mrs Anderson IS the adv1sor The g1rls play vollyball basketball and other games They also learn the rules and regulatxons of these sports Aglrl can recelve a letter M by havmg a certa1n number of poxnts ': A. , . . . , - . . , . ' . 'C B. . . ' , . , . , . , . , . . 'I B- . . . '- . 1. . . , '. 1 ' . - . C. . 9 ' 9 Mulligan, K. Berndt, L. Bartelt, 3.1. Smith, A. Clark. l D 1 ' . - - .- u - -

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Homemaking lST ROW R Donny R Mullxgan K Berndt G Hextz C Falk ZND ROW Mxss Fxsher R Mxlz M Hasse VS Vxncent M lngwell G Dwyer 3RD ROW Mxss Rendall L Kxechle S Sxmpson D Ott O Norder M Keller 4TH ROW S Bruny B Flannery P Amos S Mahle M Larson J Fey I-Iomemakmg g1V6S the Semor g1rls a good chance to learn some of the th1ngs they m1ssed by not bemg able to take Home Economxcs 1n prevxous years The g1rls comb1ne COOk1Dg and sew1ng wxth havmg a good txme M155 Flsher and M155 Rendall are the super VISOTS Bulletin ubs do I oh4 u A 'o fr' IST ROW K Hartwlg J Kubly M Conway J Zxmmerman L Clark P Vxel ZND ROW J Frey K McGuire T Baltzer E Wagner J Dxsch K Webster B Rui The Bulletin Cub staff IS composed of Sophomores who are learnxng the fundamentals of runmng a school newspaper so they may be on the regular staff next year The1r f1rst project was the float for the hornecommg parade 'Ihey learned how to wrlte leads, news storzes, and had a project of lntervlewxng a p1oneer of Green County They even got out the1r own cub newspaper once