M BOOK MONROE HIGH SCHOOL MONROE, WISCONSIN 1964 2 Table of Contents Underclassmen........................4 Seniors.............................18 Administration......................42 Organizations.......................56 Athletics...........................86 School Life........................104 Each day of our four years at Monroe High School has involved us in experiences which have now become memories. The staff of the 1964 'M' Book offers to you, its reader, a few captured moments of these unforgettable days. 3 Underclassmen ROW 1: B. Aeschliman; S. Allen; G. Anderson; B. Ausmus; G. Babler; W. Babler; T. Bacher; D. Barry; B. Bauman; J. Bauman. ROW 2: J. Beckman; D. Belke; R. Benkert; B. Bennett; J. Blum; T. Blum; C. Boeck; G. Boeck; L. Boeck; C. Bong. ROW 3: L. Brown; J. Buehler; D. Buholzer; B. Burgy; M. Burkhard; R. Camron; R. Carr; L. Clark; J. Conlon; J. Counselman. ROW 4: D. Crooks; L. Davis; K. Dearth; L. DeVoe; R. DeVoe; D. Dietrich; A. Digman; W. Donovan; S. Duchow; R. Eckstam. ROW 5: A. Elmer; B. Elmer; D. Elmer; R. Elmer; N. Ericksen; J. Etter; R. Flesher; B. Frantz; J. French; P. Gable. ROW 6: W. Ganshert; L. Gavigan; L. Gille; W. Gille; H. Goepfert; J. Goetz; J. Gordon; B. Hanson; K. Hanson; L. Hartwig. ROW 7: M. Hasler; B. Hauri; L. Heibner; S. Heins; J. Heinzelman; G. Hendrickson; A. Henning; H. Herzberger; R. Hill; E. Hillary. 6 We won again ! And the fans went wild. Class of 67 invades MHS successfully Always enthusiastic, energetic, § talking ROW 1: D. Holcomb; E. Holcomb; G. Holcomb; D. Holling; S. Holton; M. Hughes; K. Hyland; D. Indergand; D. Isely; S. Jacobson. ROW 2: M. Janssen; G. Johnson; J. Johnson; L. Johnson; G. Keegan; L. Kempfer; H. Kem; M. Kern; W. Kilian; S. Kirchner. ROW 3: D. Klarer; S. Klassy; T. Klemm; P. Knouse; R. Koch; C. Kohl; R. Kohn; S. Kolb; S. Krattiger; B. Krebs. ROW 4: K. Krebs; W. Kubly; C. LaBuwi; J. Lawver; R. Lehr; D. Leopold; N. Leopold; R. Locher; M. Logeson; D. Lostetter. 7 All students get hungry so they eat and eat . . . Eager to learn they meet new foes: Shakespeare, Civics, Geography, § Sciences ROW Is J. Lueck; V. Lysser; E. Maher; R. Mathias; G. Mau; D. Mayer; E. Mayer; D. Meier; E. Messerli; M. Meythaler. ROW 2: B. Miller; P. Miller; M. Miller; L. Milz; M. Minder; J. Moritz; J. Myers; M. Myers; L. Neuenschwander; W. Norder. ROW 3: J. Norton; S. Notbohm; S. Olsen; S. Olson; H. Orton; L. Ott; A. Pankau; S. Paske; A. Patterson; E. Pest. ROW 4: J. Peters; K. Peterson; S. Peterson; C. Pfund; L. Phillips; M. Phillips; K. Pick; K. Pickett; M. Pickett; P. Prien. 8 ROW 1: W. Priewe; W. Pulver; V. Raymer; S. Reynolds; J. Ripp; D. Roderick; J. Roderick; M. Rollins; K. Rothenbuehler; G. Ruch. ROW 2: T. Rufenacht; L. Rufener; K. Rufer; T. Schild; C. Schiller; D. Schiller; D. Schindler; D. Schmiedlin; A. Schumacher; L. Schwartz. ROW 3: M. Schwoegler; D. Siedschlag; G. Signer; B. Simmons; L. Smith; S. Smith; R. Sonnenburg; R. Sonnen-burg; D. Sorenson; M. Stamm. ROW 4: R. Stauffacher; W. Stauffacher; R. Steensrud; E. Steffen; D. Steiner; A. Strieker; L. Stuckey; C. Stuessy; T. Theiler; P. Thomann. ROW 5: H. Tschanz; R. Tschanz; P. Updike; P. Urban; P. Vincent; J. Vinger; R. Waefler; J. Walters; J. Webster; B. Wegmueller. ROW 6: D. Weiss; S. Weiss; J. Wells; K. Wells; L. Wichelt; L. Wilcox; V. Wild; D. Wilde; D. Wilde; R. Wilson. ROW 7: M. Winzenried; J. Wong; D. Wuethrich; S. Wuet-rich; H. Wuthrich; M. Wuthrich; D. Wyssbrod; J. Ziltener. Not pictured: M. Rahberger. 9 ROW 1: P. Ackermann; E. Affolter; B. Aim; S. Amacher; J. Ammon; M. Ammon; H. Anderegg; A. Anderson; C. Ault; R. Ault. ROW 2: K. Babler; W. Bacon; L. Baertschi; A. Barnes; A. Bauman; P. Beach; H. Bemet; J. Bernet; D. Beutel; S. Biasing. ROW 3: R. Block; G. Blum; B. Bong; S. Bowen; M. Brennan; A. Brugger; K. Brugger; B. Buehler; P. Buehler; M. Bumpke. ROW 4: D. Carr; C. Casey; C. Casey; S. Casey; M. Connors; M. Crouch; J. Dearth; D. DeRemer; G. Digman; S. Dooley. ROW 5: R. Drye; J. Erb; D. Faith; B. Feally; G. Figi; M. Figi; W. Flaherty; G. Foesch; R. Forcade; K. Foulker. ROW 6: L. Frauchiger; P. Frenzel; C. Fritz; K. Fritz; N. Fumiss; S. Furniss; C. Gempeler; G. Gibbons; J. Gibbons; G. Gilbertson; ROW 7: R. Goebli; M. Goecks; W. Grendahl; W. Grinnell; D. Grossen; L. Grossen; P. Gruber; J. Gutzmer; R. Gutzmer; W. Hahlen, 10 Sophomores start specialized courses Latin, French, Algebra, Drivers Education ROW 1: E. Haldiman; D. Hanson; G. Hartwig; G. Hasse; T. Hayes; D. Heins; L. Hexom; L. Holmes; J. Hoover; D. Indergand. ROW 2: L. Jacobs; M. Janke; B. Johnson; K. Johnson; B. Kading; J. Keegan; H. Kleier; K. Koenig; L. Kranig; L. Kratiger. ROW 3: D. Kuban; B. Kubly; D. Kubly; H. Kubly; R. Kubly; T. Kubly; J. Laeser; P. Laeser; L. Lamboley; F. Lanz. ROW 4: D. Laube; D. Lauper; K. Legler; M. Lichtenwalner; K. Linsay; R. Lisser; C. Lawrey; S. Martin; J. Marty; P. Marty. ROW 5: D. Mahin; S. Maske; L. Matzke; R. Mauerman; C. Miller; P. Mills; W. Minder; J. Mueller; K. Myers; M. Myers. ROW 6: J. Nafzger; V. Neuberger; L. Notbohm; M. Nussbaum; K. Olm; D. Oostdik; L. Ott; M. Pandow; C. Park; P. Peterson. 11 ROW 1: L. Phillips; R. Pluss; B. Priewe; G. Priewe; R. Pulkrabek; K. Rabe; S. Ratzlaff; S. Regez; P. Reichert; R. Reuter. ROW 2: P. Rice; G. Ripp; S. Rufener; G. Rufer; J. Rufer; T. Rufi; T. Runkle; A. Sacker; L. Schild; D. Schindler. ROW 3: S. Schneider; E. Schreier; R. Schuetz; P. Schutte; S. Schwartz; L. Segner; J. Senn; K. Share; G. Siedschlag; A. Silvis. ROW 4: C. Smith; S. Smith; D. Steiner; R. Sullivan; R. Swiggum; R. Thomm; C. Trumpy; J. Trumpy; D Tschudy; R. Tschudy. ROW 5: S. Urban; L. Usher; P. Villalpando; R. Vincent; G. Voegeli; L. Voelkli; G. Wagner; L. Wald; P. Walters; S. Warfel. ROW 6: D. Wartenweiler; J. Webster; M. Wedesky; J. Wedig; T. Weir; D. Wells; J. Welton; K. Wenger; J. West; J. Wilde. ROW 7: J. Wilde; D. Wilcox; M. Willborn; J. Williams; B. Wuetrich; G Wuthrich; V. Zentner; S. Zwicker; M. Zwygart. Not pictured: M. Lovelace; M. Maurer. 12 Juniors greet year with class rings Some quick to exchange theirs for others ROW 1: D. Allen; J. Allen; B. Aim; J. Ambrose; E. Anderson; J. Anderson; S. Arnold; J. Ausmus; S. Babler; W. Bacher. ROW 2: T. Bacon; J. Bahr; M. Bainbridge; P. Barmore; J. Bartelt; J. Bauman; G. Baumgartner; J. Baumle; F. Beckman; M. Beckman. ROW 3: S. Beer; J. Benkert; J. Benkert; F. Bidlingmaier; G. Blackbourn; D. Block; N. Bloom; J. Blum; K. Blum; P. Blum. ROW 4: R. Blum; S. Blum; C. Bober; G. Bober; O. Boeck; F. Boss; J. Boynton; D. Brommer; E. Brown; R. Buchholtz. ROW 5: W. Buehler; R. Buholzer; C. Bumpke; K. Burington; T. Burkhard; P. Chambers; L. Chesebro; B. Counselman; T. Craigo; D. Dcininger. ROW 6: W. Deininger; M. Doherty; M. Doyle; R. Eberhardt; D. Ellingson; M. Elmer; D. Ferguson; S. Fodor; D. Franklin; E. Frantz. 13 Juniors, and others, enjoyed dances in '64. Class of â65 select prom theme, royalty Martin, Hardyman reign over Polynesian Sunset ROW Is T. Fritz; S. Fuchs; C. J. Jacobs; D. Janke; L. Janke; Gable; D. Gaulrapp; M. Gerhart; D. Gerondale; R. Gille; S. Goecks; R. Goepfert; D. Grossen. ROW 2: N. Hardyman; E. Hartwig; A. Hasler; A. Hasse; S. Hauri; F. Hefty; C. Heinzelman; J. Henning; S. Hinebaugh; S. Hoffman. ROW 3: K. Howe; J. Huffman; B. Hunt; T. Hyland; D. Indergand; J. Jacobs; D. Janke; L. Janke; G. Johnson; J. Johnson. ROW 4: L. Johnson; K. Keister; M. Kilzer; J. Kitto; E. Kleier; J. Kline; K. Knaack; T. Knouse; C. Koenig; L. Krauss. ROW 5: C. Kubly; C. Kubly; L. Kubly; K. Kundert; M. Kundert; M. LaBuwi; L. Larson; P. Lawrence; D. Leek; L. Leuenbergcr. 14 ROW 1: R. Leuzinger; K. Lindsay; P. Line; J. Usser; N. Logeson; R. Lostetter; D. Lueck; T. Lynch; D. Lysser; S. Me Donald. ROW 2: L. McGuire; M. Mahley; A. Mallory; M. Manos; M. Marti; J. Martin; K. Maske; B. Matzke; H. Matzke; D. Mau. ROW 3: D. Mayer; M. Mayer; D. Mayne; W. Messerli; M. Meythaler; L. Miller; T. Mitchell; A. Moen; F. Moritz; P. Mueller. ROW 4: M. Myers; G. Nall; B. Nyman; M. Nyman; E. Olson; J. Oostdik; T. Ott; K. Pattinson; M. Peder- sen; E. Phillips. ROW 5: J. Phillips; J. Phillips; D. Pickett; L. Pluss; T. Pulver; G. Raymer; B. Reed; M. Reilly; C. Remus; R. Richardson. ROW 6: R. Riesen; D. Ritter; O. Robertson; R. Roehrdanz; C. Roethe; M. Rosenstiel; J. Roth; C. Ruch; J. Ruda; J. Ruf. ROW 7: E. Rule; T. Rupnow; J. Salesman; J. Sandley; J. Schild; J. Schiller; M. Schuetz; F. Schuetze; R. Schwarze; C. Schwerin. 15 ROW Is B. Scott; M. Shultz; S. Sickinger; D. Signer; J. Simmons; S. Simpson; J. Sippel; D. Smith; S. Smith; B. Soddy. ROW 2: J. Spani; L. Springer; B. Stackpole; D. Stauffacher; J. Stauf-facher; J. Stauffacher; P. Stauffacher; T. Stauffacher; J. Steffen; R. Steiner. ROW 3: M. Stocker; J. Strieker; L. Strieker; C. Stuart; D. Stuckey; C. Suda; W. Sulzer; C. Summeril; D. Swiggum; J Theiler. ROW 4: V. Theiler; J. Thomm; J. Trumpy; R. Updike; M. VanHorn; S. Voegeli; R. VonKaenel; B. Wagner; M. Warren; J. Wasserstrass. ROW 5: J. Wegmueller; S. Wegner; G. Weir; R. Weiss; D. Wells; J. Wells; T. West; J. White; D. Wild; G. Wild. ROW 6: B. Wilde; B. Williams; C. Winkler; B. Witt; L. Wittwer; W. Wuethrich; L. Wuetrich; C. Wytten-bach; J. Wyttenbach; L. Young. ROW 7: N. Zettle; M. Ziltener; J. Zimmerman; B. Zumkehr; T. Zwicker. Not pictured: J. Mitchell; M. Zentner. 16 Skillful leadership shown by officers FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Merrilee Pickett, sec., Don Barry, v. pres., Dave Holling, pres., and Suzanne Olsen, treas., led their class in its first year at MHS. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Paul Marty, pres., Dick Sullivan, treas., Jane Schreier, sec., and Judy Marty, v. pres., narrowed the choice of class rings to three before presenting them to their class. JUNIOR OFFICERS: Marcia Kundert, sec., Sharon Hinebaugh, treas., Pete Mueller, pres., and Dave Stauffacher, v. pres., were in charge of the magazine sales and many of the prom details. 17 Seniors JOYCE E. AUSTIN KATHLEEN R. BALTZER MARTHA A. BARNES RICHARD G. BARRY During our four years at MHS we have No wonder the line moves so slow! HARVEY C. BAUMGARTNER AUDREY A. BEACH JOYCE E. AUSTIN--Dancing Instruction 1; Girls' Bowling 3; Girls' Service Club 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN R. BALTZERâF.T.A. 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Photography Club 1; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2,3,4; Student Exchange 4. MARTHA A. BARNESâ Transfer from Sullivan, 111. 3; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2; F.T.A. 4; French Club 1,2,4; Pep Band 1,2; Prom Court 3; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2. RICHARD G. BARRY--Annual Staff 4; Band 1; Cross Country 1,2; French Club 3; Key Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Racoon Club 4; Student Exchange 4; Tennis 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. HARVEY C. BAUMGARTNER--Conservation Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3,4; Dancing Instruction 1; Industrial Arts Club 4; Student Exchange 4. AUDREY A. BEACHâChorus 1,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Dancing Instruction 1; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 3,4; Forensics 4; Girls' Service Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Latin Club 3; Student Council 4; Student Exchange Co-Sec. 4; Vocal Ensemble 2. WILSON G. BEAR âF.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4. JAMES R. BEER âChess Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Math Club 4; M-Club 2,3,4; Public Discussion 2,3; Student Exchange 4; Track 1 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. WILSON G. BEAR JAMES R. BEER 20 MARION F. BERNDT JUDITH J. BERNET JAMES G. BIDLINGMAIER RODNEY R. BLASER seen many changes Freshmen always seem to have it rocky MARION F. BERNDT--Boys' Bowling 4. JUDITH J BERNET--Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' Bowling 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1. JAMES G. BIDLINGMAIER--Basketball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2; M-Club 2,3,4; Prom King 3; Track 1,2,3,4. RODNEY R. BLASER--Football 1,2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2. LINDA L. BLUM-- F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2,3. ROBERT D. BLUM--F.F.A. 4; Wrestling 1. WILLIAM R. BROGE--Boys' Bowling 1,2; Science Club 1,2. SHIRLEY A. BRUNKOW--Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' Bowling 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; Girls' Service Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3; Student Exchange 4. and learned much . . . Remember what Mom said? LINDA L. BLUM ROBERT D. BLUM WILLIAM R. BROGE SHIRLEY A. BRUNKOW 21 NANCY D. BURKHALTER NED H. BURKHALTER JOYCE I. CAMRON RUTH E. CHAMBERS We began as typical freshmen awed by Now tell me, did it hurt very much? NANCY D. BURKHALTER--Band 1,2,3; Girlsâ Bowling 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Student Exchange 4. NED H. BURKHALTER. JOYCE I. CAMRONâ G.A.A. Board 4; Girls' Service Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Library Club 1; G.A.A. Sports Club 3,4. RUTH E. C HA NIB ERS--Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Art and Photography Editor 4; Art Club 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Dancing Instruction 1; Forensics 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Public Discussion 2,3; Student Exchange 4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4. MARY L. CONDON--Annual Staff 1,4; Band 1,2,3; French Club 2; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. Board 1,2,3, V. Pres. 3; Orchesis 3; Orchestra 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2; Student Exchange 4. VICTORIA A. CONNERS --Annual Staff 2,3,4; Dancing Instruction 1; Dramatics Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4. RICHARD A. COPLIENâFootball 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 3; Track 2; Wrestling 1,2. TERRANCE L. COPLIENâ Basketball Refereeing 1; Football 1,2,4; Librarian 3; M-Club 4; Raccoon Club 4; Volleyball 3,4; Youth Council 2,4, Pres. 4. MARY L. CONDON VICTORIA A. CONNERS RICHARD A. COPLIEN TERRANCE L. COPLIEN 22 GARY V. CUMMINGS those above TERRY L. CUMMINGS KATHRYN J. DALEY us. Our confidence grew STEPHEN L. DIGMAN Where did those guys go now? FLOYD E. DINLEY MARGARET M. DONNY All frosh grow up GARY V. CUMMINGS--Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1; Science Club 1; Youth Council 1. TERRY L. CUMMINGS--Boys' Bowling 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. KATHRYN J. DALEY--Annual Staff 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1; Student Exchange 4. STEPHEN L. DIGMANâConservation Club 4; Cross Country 3,4; F.FA. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Key Club 2; M-Club 3,4; Student Exchange 4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. TERRANCE A. DILLON--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY E. DILLON--F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 3; Wrestling 3,4. FLOYD E. DINLEY âF.F.A. 1,2,4. MARGARET M. DONNY--Transfer from Academy of St. Benedict, Madison, Wis. 4; Chorus 1,2; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Prom Court 3; Science Club 1,2; Sno-Ball Queen 4; Student Council 1,2; Class Pres. 2. TERRANCE A. DILLON TIMOTHY E. DILLON 23 WILLIAM J. ESCH MARTHA L. ETTER DONNA L. FAITH D ENNIS L. FERGUSON As we became upperclassmen, the more grew in stature WILLIAM J. ESCH--Transfer from Mineral Point, Wis. 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; M-Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Track 1.2.3.4. MARTHA L. ETTER-- Annual Staff 1,2, 3.4, School Life Editor 4; Girls' Bowling 1; Forensics 2,4; French Club 3; Pep Club 1,3,4; Public Discussion 3,4; Student Exchange 4; Youth Council 3,4. DONNA L. FAITHâ Library Club 2. DENNIS L. FERGUSONâBoys' Intramurals 1; Youth Council 4. VIRGIL J. FIELD --Football 1,4. KATHRYN FODOR--Transfer from New York, N.Y. 4; Chess Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club Pres. 4. LINDA L. FRITZâAnnual Staff 3,4, Co-Business Manager 4; Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 1,3,4; Student Exchange Co-Sec. 4. SANDRA J. FRITZâBand 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Latin Club 3; Orchestra 1,2,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1; Student Conductor 4. Santy--I wanta big drum, a football helmet, a trumpeter, . . VIRGIL J. FIELD KATHRYN FODOR LINDA L. FRITZ SANDRA J. FRITZ URS GAFNER RONALD R. GAVIGAN JUDITH M. GERHART DAVID A. GILBERTSON we learned, the more we craved. We and in confidence. URS GAFNER--Transfer from Argyle, Wis. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3; Orchestra 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4. RONALD R. GAVIGAN--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JUDITH M. G ERHA RT - -Bui 1 et i n 3; Chorus 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; G.A.A. Board 4; Library Club 2; Pep Club 4; Orchesis 3; Public Discussion 3; G.A.A. Sports Club 3. DAVID A. GILBERTSON--Baseball 1,2. JAMES N. GILBERTSON--A. V. Crew 4; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 3. JOHN M. GOB ELI--Baseball 1; Wrestling 4. LOUIS E. GOECKS--Library Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1. TERESA A. GOETZ--Annual Staff 3,4; Bulletin 1,2,3,4, Lay-out Editor 4; Chorus 4; Dancing Instruction 1; Forensics 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Orchesis 1,2,3,4; Public Discussion 2,3; Student Exchange 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Class V. Pres. 1,2. JAMES N. GILBERTSON JOHN M. GOB ELI W We struggle over tests . . . LOUIS E. GOECKS TERESA A. GOETZ 25 GARY E. GRIFFITH STEPHEN T. GRUNDAHL PHILLIP D. GUTZMER JANE A. HAGER discovered the magic of booksâHuxley GARY E. GRIFFITH--Cross Country 1,2; Key Club 4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. STEPHEN T. GRUNDAHL --Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Boys; Bowling 4; Chorus 4; Football 1,2,3,4; French Club Pres. 3; Key Club 2,3,4; M-Club 2,3,4; Raccoon Club 4; Student Exchange 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Class Treas. 1; PHILLIP D. GUTZMER. JANE A. HAGAR--Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Girls' Bowling 1,2; Bulletin 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4; French Club 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Youth Council 2,3. GARY K. HANSON--Transfer from Seymour, Wis. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4. MARY J. HANSON--Girls' Bowling 1,3; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2. ROGER A. HANSON--Basketball 1,2; Boys' Bowling 3; Boys' Intramurals 1; Industrial Arts Club 2; Math Club 3; Tennis 1,2. ANN S. HARMS--Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls' Service Club 2,3,4. CARY K. HANSON MARY J. HANSON ROGER A. HANSON ANN S. HARMS For show-and-tell today, we have here . . . 26 LONNA M. HARTWIC WILLIAM E. HARTWIG LARRY A. HAWTHORN JUDITH E. HEFTY Orwell, and Steinbeck enthralled us. LONNA M. HARTWIG--Dancing Instruction 1; Girls' Service Club 4. WILLIAM E. HARTWIGâ Boys' Bowling 1,2,3,4; Conservation Club 2; Volleyball 2. LARRY A. HAWTHORN--Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. JUDITH E. HEFTYâAnnual Staff 2,3,4, Copy Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Bulletin 2,3; F.T.A. 3,4, Sec. 3; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Orchestra 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3. KAREN A. HERBERT--Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 1,2; Dancing Instruction 1; Girls' Service Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2,3; Pep Club 1; Orchestra 1,2; G.A A. Sports Club 3; Student Exchange 4. CAROL S. HERRMANNâ Girls' Bowling 1. MICHAEL F. HERRMANN--A.V. Crew 1,2; Football 2,3; Industrial Arts Club 3; Library Club 3; Librarian 2,3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 3,4; Wrestling 2,3. LARRY L. HOLCOMB--Basket-ball 3,4; Boys' Bowling 2,3,4; Bulletin 4; Chess Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Coin Club 4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2. This is no pose â I'm a senior KAREN A. HERBERT CAROL S. HERRMANN MICHAEL F. HERRMANN LARRY L. HOLCOMB 27 LINDA K. HOLCOMB REBECCA P. HOUSER MARY V. HOWE JOHN M. JANSSEN Scott, Melville, and Shakespeare became We met term papers LINDA K. HOLCOMB--Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Business Manager 4; Chorus 2; F.T.A. 4; Latin Club 2; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,3. REBECCA P. HOUSER--Annual Staff 4; Badger Girls' State 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; F.T.A. Sec. 4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Public Discussion 2; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,4; Class Sec. 4. MARY V. HOWE--Girls' Service Club 3; Latin Club 2,3; Library Club 1; Librarian 1; Pep Club 3,4; Orchesis 3; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2,3; Student Exchange 4; Vocal Ensemble 3. JOHN M. JANSSEN--A.V. Crew 3; Baseball 2, Manager 3,4; Basketball 1,3; Football Manager 4; M-Club 4; Student Exchange 4; Track 1. JON J. JENSEN--Boys' Bowling 1. GENE A. JOHNSON--Industrial Arts Club 4. WILLIAM R. JOHNSTONâA.V. Crew 2; Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Key Club 4; Wrestling 1. RICHARD P. KERN--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 1. We've got a tiger on our team ! JON J. JENSEN GENE A. JOHNSON WILLIAM R. JOHNSTON RICHARD P. KERN 28 KIM L. KINDSCHI SUSAN J. KIRCHNER NANCY J. KLARER JORDEN O. KLEIER everyday words. Our music variedâ KIM L. KINDSCHI--Annual Staff 4; Badger Boys' State 3; Basketball 1,2, Manager 3,4; Basketball Refereeing 1; Cross Country 1,2,3; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; French Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; M-Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Prom Court 3; Public Discussion 3; Student Council 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Youth Council 1; Class Sec. 2,3. SUSAN J. KIRCHNER â Chorus 2,3,4; Dancing Instruction 1; Orchesis 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1. NANCY J. KLARERâGirls' Bowling 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; French Club 1; G.A.A. Board 2; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1. JORDEN O. KLEIER--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. SPENCER E. KNEUBUEHL--Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Conservation Club 2; Football 1,2. ROBERT C. KNIPSCHILD â Annual Staff 3,4, Sports Editor 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Refereeing 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Latin Club 2,3, V. Pres. 3; M-Club 1,2, 3,4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Coun- cil Treas. 3; Volleyball 2; Class Pres. 1; Class Treas. 2,3. FRANCES L. KOENIGâBulletin 3,4, Exchange Editor 4; Dancing Instruction 1; French Club 2,4; Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 2,3,4. BARBARA J. KOHL--F.H.A. 2; Girls' Service Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2,3,4. He showed us courage, we gave him respect SPENCER E. KNEUBUEHL ROBERT C. KNIPSCHILD FRANCES L. KOENIG BARBARA J. KOHL 29 WILLIAM W. KOHN TERRY M. KRAMER CAROL L. KREBS KAY E. KREBS We loved Summer Place, Exodus, Moon On the bus to games WILLIAM W. KOHN--Boys' Bowling 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Wrestling 1.2.3.4. TERRY M. KRAMERâBasketball Refereeing 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; M-Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. CAROL L. KREBSâ Annual Staff 4; F.T.A. 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Girls' Service Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Vocal Ensemble 1. KAY E. KR EBS - -Badger Girls' State 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Girls' Service Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Librarian 4; Sno-Ball Attendant 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Vocal Ensemble 1. STEPHEN P. KRUEGERâDramatics Club 1. DIANE E. KUBLYâF.H.A. 3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1. RICHARD A. KUBLY--Football 1,2,4; Science Club 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3.4. TERRENCE D. KUBLYâA.V. Crew 2; Bulletin Ads 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Key Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Student Exchange 4. Alms for the hungryâany left-overs? STEPHEN P. KRUEGER DIANE E. KUBLY RICHARD A. KUBLY TERRENCE D. KUBLY 30 BARBARA R. KUNDERT DANIEL J. LANDIS VICTORIA V. LAWRENCE CAROL L. LECK River, but West Side Story was it. we sang and shouted. BARBARA R. KUNDERT--Annual Staff 3; Dramatics Club 1; Forensics 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Orchesis 1,2,3; Prom Queen 3; Student Council 2. DANIEL J. LANDIS--Baseball 1,3,4; Boys' Bowling 1; Chorus 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; M-Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Raccoon Club 3,4; Student Exchange 4; Track 2; Wrestling 2,3. VICTORIA V. LAWRENCEâAnnual Staff 1; G.A.A. Board 2; Orchesis 1,2,3; G.A.A. Sports Club 2. CAROL L. LECKâBulletin 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Librarian 1,2,3,4. SANDRA L. LEHRâDancing Instruction 1; Orchesis 3,4. VERNON R. LEOPOLD--Photography Club 2. JOHN G. LISSER--Baseball 1; Boys' Bowling 3,4; Coin Club 4; Volleyball 4; Wrestling 2. GARYS. LOVELLâBoys' Bowling 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Coin Club 4; Golf 4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 1,2; Volleyball 3,4. I'm still waiting for that butter SANDRA L. LEHR VERNON R. LEOPOLD JOHN G. LISSER GARYS. LOVELL 31 VICKI L. MARTIN JAMES F. MARTY JERRY W. MARTY Chubby Checker and the Twist seemed This must be a pose ANTHONY K. LUX--A.V. Crew 2,3; Badger Boys' State 3; Basketball Refereeing 1; Chess Club Treas 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4, Treas. 4; Science Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Student Exchange 4; Class Treas. 4. VICKI L. MARTIN--Annual Staff 4; Chorus 2,3; G.A.A. Board 2; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Orchesis 2,3; Pep Club V. Pres. 4; Prom Court 3. JAMES F. MARTY--Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Basketball Refereeing 1; Bulletin 4; Debate 1,4; Football 1,2,3; Forensics 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; Math Club 3,4; Public Discussion 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3. JERRY W. MARTY--Conservation Club 2,3; Industrial Arts Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Intramurals 1; Math Club 3; Prom Court 3; Student Exchange 4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Class V. Pres. 3,4. ROBERT P. MARTYâF.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ROBERT L. MASKE--Transfer from Albany, Wis. 2; Conservation Club 4. SUSAN K. MATHIAS--Annual Staff 4; Orchesis 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; Student Council 1,2. KRISTINA L. MILLER--Transfer from Mendota, 111. 3; Annual Staff 4; Bulletin 4; B. Cheerleading 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; F.N.A. 1,2; French Club 1,2; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2,3; Orchesis 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Student Exchange 4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3; Youth Council 3. ROBERT P. MARTY ROBERT L. MASKE SUSAN K. MATHIAS KRISTINA L. MILLER 32 VICTORIA L. MILLER BERNARD A. MILZ RICHARD A. MILZ PHYLLIS R. MOHNS immortalâuntil the Shimmy and the Beatles, Lunchâwith our juke box VICTORIA L. MILLER--Annual Staff 4; Chorus 2,3; Pep Club 1; Vocal Ensemble 1; Dancing Instruction 1. BERNARD A. MILZ--Transfer from Queen of Apostles Seminary, Madison, Wis. 3; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Football 4; M-Club 3,4; Class V. Pres. 2. RICHARD A. MILZ--Chess Club 3,4. PHYLLIS R. MOHNSâBand 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Drum Majorette 2,3,4; G.A.A. Board 1, 2,3, Sec. 2; Orchesis 1,2,3; Orchestra 2; Pep Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. Sports Club 1. EDWARD W. MOOREâTransfer from Monticello, Wis. 3; Band 3,4; Chess Club 4; Chorus 3,4; Orchestra 4; Vocal Ensemble 4. WILLIAM L. NEUENSCHWANDER--Boys' Intramurals 1. LYNN L. NORTONâGirls' Bowling 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. ALICE NUSSBAUMâBand 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4, Lib. 4; Bulletin Ads 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Pres. 3; F.T.A. 3; Girls' Service Club 1,2,3; Library Club 1; Orchestra 4, Lib. 4; Student Exchange 4. Some seniors are so-o-o energetic! EDWARD W. MOORE WILLIAM L. NEUENSCHWANDER LYNN L. NORTON ALICE F. NUSSBAUM 33 KRISTINE K. OLSON ROBERT C. OPEL STEPHEN R. PANDOW RANDALL E. PASKE Folk singing hit the country. We were v I know you're happy, but this is ridiculous. seemed to go fasterâor KRISTINE K. OLSONâF.H.A. 3,4; Library Club 1. ROBERT C. OPELâTransferred from Byron, 111. 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 4; Cross Country 2; Math Club 4; National Honor Society 2. STEPHEN R. PANDOWâCross Country 2; Football 1; M-Club 2; Wrestling 1. RANDALL E. PASKEâBand 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3. LAURA J. PATTERSONâAnnual Staff 3; Bulletin 3,4, Co-Photography Editor 4; Dancing Instruction 1; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Orchesis 3,4; Pep Club 3. PATRICIA A. PETERSONâAnnual Staff 3,4; B Cheerleading 3; Orchesis 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1, 2,3,4; Youth Council 3,4. RAYMOND C. PETERSONâChess Club, Pres. 3,4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 1. HENRY D. PICKâF.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Prom Court 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Student Exchange 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Class Pres. 2,3. LAURA J. PATTERSON PATRICIA A. PETERSON RAYMOND G. PETERSON HENRY D. PICK 34 GARY D. POFF CAROL J. PRIEWE JOAN K. REAR STEPHEN L. REED no exception. It came in and it stayed. did it really take longer? GARY D. POFFâBand 1. CAROL J. PRIEWEâ F. H.A. 1,2; Library Club 1; Librarian 1; Student Exchange 4. JOAN K. REARâG.A.A. Board 4; G. A.A. Sports Club 3,4; Girls' Service Club 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1. STEPHEN L. REED. CHERYL K. REICHERTâBulletin 3,4, Co-Photography Editor 4; Chorus 2; Dramatics Club 1; G.A.A. Board 3; Latin Club 2; Library Club 1,2; Librarian 1,2; Orchesis 4; Pep Club 3,4, Chairman 4; G.A.A. Sports Club 2,3; Vocal Ensemble 2. KENDALL A. REINMANN --Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Conservation Club V. Pres. 4; Key Club 3,4; Student Exchange 4; Track 4; Vocal Ensemble 3. GRANT G. RICEâTransfer from Bob Jones Academy, Greenville, So. Carolina 4; Basketball 1,2,3. TEALA D. RIDDLEâAnnual Staff 2,3,4; A Cheerleading 3,4, Captain 4; G.A.A. Board 2; G.A.A. Sports Club 2,3; Orchesis 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Exchange 4; Youth Coun- By Jove, I've got itâI think, cil 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4. CHERYL K. REICHERT KENDALL A. REINMANN GRANT G. RICE TEALA D. RIDDLE 35 Most of the class developed severe cases SHERRY L. RITTER--Dancing Instruction 1; Dramatics Club 1; French Club 2; Girls' Service Club 2; Orchesis 3. HUGH T. ROBERTS--Bulletin Ads 1; Cross Country 2,3; Key Club 2,3; Latin Club 3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3. FREDRIC D. ROSA--An-nual Staff 1; Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Latin Club 1; Orchestra 1,2,4, V. Pres. 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Photography Club 1; Student Conductor 4; Student Exchange 4. JOAN K. ROSENSTIEL--Dancing Instruction 1; Girls' Service Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2,3,4. GENE L. RU-FER--Dancing Instruction 1; F.F.A. 1; Library Club 4; Librarian 4. MARY R. RUFERâDancing Instruction 1; Chorus 4; F.H.A. 4; Girls' Service Club 3,4; Pep Club 3: LINDA L. RULE--Dancing Instruction 1; Girls' Service Club 3,4; Library Club 1,4; Librarian 4; G.A.A. Sports Club 3,4. RUTH A. SCHILLER--F.H.A. 1,2,3, Reporter 3; F.T.A. 4; Girls' Service Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Library Club 1,4; Librarian 4; Student Exchange 4. Steinbeck's Lennie, our Dennie GENE L. RUFER MARY R. RUFER LINDA L. RULE RUTH A. SCHILLER 36 JOANN SCHUCHTING LAURA C. SCHROEDER WILLIAM R. SCHUETZE DAVID E. SCHUJMAN of senioritis. This is the last . . . as a JOANN SCHLICHTING--Annual Staff 3,4, Faculty Editor 4; Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Latin Club 3,4; Orchesis 3; Pep Club 2; Prom Court 3; Student Council 3; Student Exchange Treas. 4. LAURA C. SCHROEDER--Annual Staff 2,3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Art Club 1; Bulletin 3,4; French Club 2,4; F.T.A. 4; Girls' Bowling 1; Girls' Service Club 3, 4; Librarian 1; Pep Club 3; Photography Club 1. WILLIAM R. SCHUETZEâAnnual Staff 4; Basketball 1,2; Boys' Bowling 3,4; Class Pres. 4; Cross Country 1; Football 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4; M-Club 3,4; Public Discussion 3; Student Exchange Chairman 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Youth Council 4. DAVID E. SCHUJMAN--A.F.S. Student, Tucuman, Argentina 4; Key Club 4. GEAN L. SLINDE--Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Boys' Bowling 4; Bulletin 4; Football 1,2; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Wrestling 2; Youth Council 1,2,3,4. ELVINA E. SODDYâGirls' Bowling 4; Girls' Service Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3. SHARON M. SONNENBURG --Girls' Bowling 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Girls' Service Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2,3. WILUAM R. SORENSONâBoys' Bowling 1,2; Football 2; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 2. GEAN L. SLINDE Is this just Sabin?âWell, well yes ELVINA E. SODDY SHARON M. SONNENBURG WILLIAM R. SORENSON 37 LINDA A. STAUFFACHER DENNIS R. STOCKER NATHAN A. STUDER MARY C. SULLIVAN seniorâ was often heard. The question College applications were mailed-hopes rose LINDA A. STAUFFACHER--Girls' Bowling 3; Bulletin 1; French Club 3; Girls' Service Club 1,2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 3. DENNIS R. STOCKER. NATHAN A. STUDER--Football 1,2. MARY C. SULLIVANâ Annual Staff 3,4, Organization Editor 4; Bulletin 1, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Vocal Ensemble 1. PAUL A. SULZERâF.F.A 1,2,3,4. SUSAN A. TAFTâBand 1,2,3,4; Girls' Bowling 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Sno-Ball Attendant 3; G.A.A. Sports Club 1,2. MICHAEL A. TERTINâBoys' Bowling 3; Cross Country 3,4; Science Club 1; Volleyball 3; Wrestling 2. MIKEM. THAYERâBaseball 1; Boys' Bowling 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Golf 2,3, 4; M-Club 4; Volleyball 4; Youth Council 4. Now look Dan, she didn't step on your toe! PAUL A. SULZER SUSAN A. TAFT MICHAEL A. TERTIN MICHAEL M. THAYER 38 RICHARD L. THOMPSON REBECCA J. TRUMPY ROBERT W. TSCHANZ ALVIN F. TSCHUDY of the future arose. And then we had RICHARD L. THOMPSON--Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Boys' Bowling 2; Coin Club 4; Conservation Club 4; Golf 2,4; Industrial Arts Club 3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 2,3,4. REBECCA J. TRUMPYâAnnual Staff 3.4, Senior Editor 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Girls' Bowling 1; Bulletin 2; Forensics 4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; Orchestra 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3; G.A.A. Sports Club 1; Student Council 3,4; Student Exchange 4. ROBERT W. TSCHANZâBasketball 1,2; Chorus 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Key Club 3,4; M-Club 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Wrestling 3.4, ALVIN F. TSCHUDYâF.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, V. Pres. 4; Football 2,3,4. SHARON K. UPDIKEâChorus 1,2,3,4; Dancing Instruction 1; F. H.A. 3; Girls' Service Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,4; G. A.A. Sports Club 3; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4. JACK R. VOELKLIâBoys' Bowling 2,4; Cross Country 3; Football 1; Science Club 1; Track 2,3; Wrestling 2. ELIZABETH R. VON ARXâBand 3,4, Twirler 3,4; F.H.A. 3; F.T.A. 4; Library Club 1.2.3.4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3,4; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2. MARY C. WALKERâBulletin 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Youth Council 2,3,4. SHARON K. UPDIKE JACK R. VOELKLI Senior class officers were: Tony Lux, treasurer, Becky Houser, secretary, Jerry Marty, vice president, and Bill Schuetze, president. ELIZABETH R. VON ARX MARY C. WALKER 39 DAVID E. WAGNOSS SANDRA L. WEISS LAURENE K. WEST CHERYL L. WHITEHEAD to answer it. June, 1964, we began FinallyâGraduation! ERWIN F. WIESENBERG BARBARA J. WIESER DAVID E. WANGNOSSâConservation Club 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. SANDRA L. WEISS â Annual Staff 3,4, Underclassman Editor 4; Bulletin 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Girls' Service Club 1,2; Latin Club 3,4; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. Sports Club 2; Vocal Ensemble 1. LAURENE K. WESTâF.H.A. 1,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 2. CHERYL L. WHITEHEAD--Annual Staff 1,2; Chorus 4; Latin Club 1,2; Librarian 1; Orchesis 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Public Discussion 2,3; Student Exchange 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Class Sec. 1. ERWIN F. WIESENBERGâA. V. Crew 1,2,3,4. BARBARA J. WIESERâBand 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Girls' Service Club 3; G.A.A. Sports Club 1; Twirling Sectionals 2,3,4. RUTH A. WILLBORNâ Girls' Bowling 3; Dancing Instruction 1; Girls' Service Club 2,3,4. ROAUL D. WUETHRICHâBoys' Bowling 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4. CAROL L. WYSSâDancing Instruction 1; Girls' Service Club 3,4; G.A.A. Sports Club 1. JAMES R. ZUHLKEâ Band 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Football 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; M-Club 3,4; Wrestling 2,3. RUTH A. WILLBORN ROAUL D. WUETHRICH CAROL L. WYSS JAMES R. ZUHLKE 40 September of 1960 brought 185 green freshmen to the halls of MHS. As frosh fresh from junior high, G.C.T.C., St. Victor's, and the rural schools, we groped our way into the year-and-a-half old building, not knowing our riglit hand from our left and so bewildered we didn't really care. After finally getting class schedules straightened out and trying to decide whether the teachers were much different than those we'd had before, we settled down to business with the election of our class officers--Bob Knipschild, pres.; Terry Goetz, v. pres.; Cheryl Whitehead, sec.; and Steve Grundahl, treas. Our first year sped by rapidly, carrying with it ratted hair-dos, cupping, the Twist, and squirt guns. It ended happily with the class picnic, a sigh of relief, and high hopes for a better and bigger sophomore year. anew, alumni. Still underclassmen, we plunged back to MHS for the second year. Ordering class rings and taking driver's tests were the big events--some got them, some didn't. Officers for our sophomore year were: Dave Pick, pres.; Terry Goetz, v. pres.; Kim Kind-schi, sec.; and Bob Knipschild, treas. Another picnic rounded out the year; half the class ending up in Lake Francis. Finallyâupperclassmen! The thrill of it all! Of course, entering MHS for the third time was nothing new, but never being called an underclassman again made it seem like heaven. Officers our junior year were: Dave Pick, pres.; Jerry Marty, v. pres.; Kim Kindschi, sec.; and Bob Knipschild, treas. The big event our junior year was Prom. Such things weren't financed with Swiss cheese, so everyone pitched in and sold magazines. We pitched so hard that we broke all records and went almost a thousand dollars over our goal! About that time the office announced the arrival of our class ringsâthe mad rush was on. More girls had a heavy finger that fall! Homecoming also brought happy memories. The MHS receiving room was the scene of the junior float committeeâbusy working(?). TP was all around as we transformed Jim Marty's VW into a giant insect. Winning second place, it was naturally titled We'll Bug 'Em. Wild political campaigning was the rule for the Student Council vice presidential election. Kim Kindschi won and worked his way up to the presidency as a senior. In the spring Janie Hager was chosen as editor of die Bulletin. Laura Schroeder was picked to edit the 1963 'M' Book. They spent two weeks at the University of Wisconsin's Summer Journalism Workshop, learning how to publish papers and annuals. After semesters, Prom committees put their noses to the grind stone and created Under Paris Skies. Becky Houser and her decorations crew moved our gym from Green County, Wisconsin, to Paris, France. Jim Bidlingmaier, elected king by the class, chose Barby Kundert as his queen. May 3, 1963 will long be remembered by starry-eyed girls and empty-pocketed boys. (Those who didn't get their term papers in on time won't forget either!) Representatives chosen to attend Badger State sessions at Madison and Ripon were Becky Houser, Kay Krebs, Kim Kindschi, and Tony Lux. Dance fads--the Bird, Pony, and Bossa Nova, vied with TPing for our attention as we dressed in shifts, cutoffs, and white Levis. In place of a picnic, we held a hayride and bar-beque. This brought the realization that in three months we would be the elite of MHS--SENIORS, at long last. We entered our last year happy, but sad, too, to be so close to the end. Over the summer MHS had changed. A huge new wing, complete with little auditorium, and much needed classroom space, had been added. Our officers were Bill Schuetze, pres.; Jerry Marty, v. pres.; Becky Houser, sec.; and Tony Lux, treas. Homecoming began the year with the football squad electing Vicki Martin as queen. Audrey Beach, Barby Kundert, and Lynn Norton completed the court which reigned over the three-day affair. The bonfire, parade, game, and dance filled many a senior with the thought--this is the last one. During November, Ya'll after Ya'll was heard echoing from end to end of the school. The Greenville, Alabama, Exchange group arrived, and with them some of the best Southern neighbors ever met. Thirty Monroe seniors returned this visit in April, bringing back tall tales of Alabama girls and pecans. We became aware of our responsibilities as citizens on November 22, when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. December not only brought Christmas, but class play tryouts. The play itself followed in February. Miss Patt Van Dyke gave her heart to its direction and had a smash hit over night. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes did so well in the Little Theatre that an additional fifth night was needed. May 1st of our senior year, the juniors honored us at their prom, Polynesian Sunset. Four paintings were given to the school by the Class of '64 and hung early, so that more could enjoy them. As the class of 1964 chose their flower, the yellow rose; their colors, mint green and white; their motto, The past forever gone, the future still our own, we realized that our high school years were drawing to a close. To the strains of Pomp and Circumstance, Commencement on June 4, 1964, brought a tear to the eye and lump to the throat of each senior. But we didn't leave MHS entirelyâit still has four years of our hearts, souls, and minds echoing throughout its hallowed halls. 41 Adminstration When the subject is Math. Youâre either right or wrong . . . Mr. RICHARD CARROLL--PI attevi lie State College, B.S.; Algebra, Advanced Algebra; Advisor: Sophomore Class, Math Club, Cross Country Coach. Mrs. BEDE HOUSER--University of Wisconsin, B.A.; Algebra, Geometry; Chairman Junior Class Advisors. Mrs. MARCELLA KRUEGER--Eau Claire State College, B.E., University of Michigan, M.A.; Advanced Algebra, Advanced Math; Sophomore Class Advisor, Math Department Chairman. Mr. JOHN REESEâPlatteville State College, Northern Illinois, B.S.; General Math,; Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry; Advisor; Key Club, Freshman Class Chairman. Many challenges faced our office staff, but all were solved successfully. Mrs. BEDE HOUSER, Mr. JOHN REESE, Mr. RICHARD CARROLL, Mis. MARCELLA KRUEGER. 44 Mr. ROY SCHWEIZER, Mr. WALLACE DUNN, Mr. GORDON RUESCH, Mr. WAYNE STROESSNER, Mr. EDMUND ANDERSON. When itâs science there are new discoveries Mr. EDMUND ANDERSON--Luther College, Iowa, B.A., University of Wisconsin, University of Iowa; Physics, Physical Science, Electronics; Chairman: Senior Class Advisors, Science Department; Co-ordinator: Public Performances, Audio-Visual Equipment. Mr. WALLACE DUNNâMankato State College, B.S., University of Wisconsin, M.S.; Chemistry, Algebra 1; Junior Class Advisor; Football, Wrestling Assistant. Mr. GORDON RUESCH--University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point State College, B.S.; General Science, Earth Science; Advisor: Freshman Class, Numismatic Association, Curling Coach. Mr. ROY SCHWEIZERâPlatteville State College, University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.S.; Biology, Advanced Science, English 12; Advisor: Chess Club, Science Club, Bulletin. Mr. WAYNE STROESSNERâLakeland College, New Mexico Highlands University, Montana State University, B.S.; Biology; Advisor: Sophomore Class, Science Club, Football Assistant. Phil Peterson and Jerry Marty tried for new discoveries in chemistry. 45 Mrs. NANCY SPOERRY, Mrs. COYLA COX, Mrs. LA VERNE MEYER, Mrs. RUTH DARUNC, Mrs. NANCY NALEPINSKI. English offers vast opportunities Mrs. FLORIANN BENDERâSt. Teresa College, Winona, Minn., B.A.; English 10,12; Advisor: Senior Class, Drama Club. Mrs. COYLA COXâWhitewater State College, Northwestern University, B.S.; English 9,11, High School Reading; Freshman Class Advisor. Mrs. RUTH DARLINGâStevens Point State College, Carleton College, B.A.; English 9; Advisor: Freshman Class, Bulletin Ads; English Department Chairman. Mrs. LA VERNE MEYERâOshkosh State College, B.S.; English 11; Advisor: Junior Class, One-Act Play, Forensics. Mrs. NANCY NALEPINSKI--Plattevilie State College, B.S.; English 10, Journalism; Advisor- Sophomore Class, Bulletin. Mrs. NANCY SPOERRYâPlatteville State College, B.S.; Speech, English 11. Miss PATRICIA VAN DYKEâNorthern Iowa University, Platteville State College, B.S., University of Wisconsin, M.A.; English 12, World Literatire; Advisor: Senior Class, Cheerleaders, Class Play, Pep Club. Miss PATRICIA VAN DYKE, Mrs. FLORIANN BENDER. 46 Mrs. EMMELINE LUX Miss JOYCE BLUNK Fine Arts improve the mind Miss JOYCE BLUNK--Fort Dodge Community College, State University of Iowa, B.A.; Art. Miss JUDITH BRUSBERGâUniversity of Wisconsin, B.A.; French I,II,III; Advisor: Freshman Class, French Club. Mr. KEITH LIVENSâLoras College, Dubuque, Platteville State College, University of Wisconsin, B.S., B.A.; Latin, English; Advisor: Sophomore Class, One-Act Play, Public Discussion, Debate, Forensics, Latin Club. Mrs. EMMELINE LUXâUniversity of Colorado, Whitewater State College, B.A.; H.S. Library Certification; Library Club. Advisor. Miss JUDITH BRUSBERG, Mr. KEITH LIVENS French students made use of the language lab. 47 Mr. ALLAN MOTT, Mrs. LENOIR AINSWORTH, Mr. STANLEY BARR, Mr. JOHN PETERS. We study the past; look to the future Mrs. LENOIR AINSWORTHâDekota Wesleyan University, S. Dakota, Stevens Point State College, University of Wisconsin, B. A.; World History; Advisor: Sophomore Class, Student Exchange. Mr. STANLEY BARRâWinona State College, University of Maryland (Overseas), Mankato State College, University of Wisconsin, B.S.; Drivers Education, Social Studies 9; Advisor: Freshman Class, Football, Track, and Wrestling Assistant. Mr. ALLAN MOTTâOshkosh State College, B.S.; Colorado Springs College; U.S. History, World History; Advisor: Junior Class, Pep Club. Mr. JOHN PETERS--University of Wisconsin, University of Illinois, B.S., M.A.; U.S. History; Advisor: Junior Class, Public Discussion, Debate. Mrs. JUNE SCHUETZEâPlatteville State College, Ripon College, Edgewood College, B.S.; Social Studies 9. Mr. FRED SIMPSON--University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point State College, Columbia University, Platteville State College, B.E.; U.S. History, American Problems; Advisor: Senior Class, Student Council, Student Exchange, American Field Service Exchange, Track Coach, Social Studies Department Chairman. Mr. FRED SIMPSON, Mrs. JUNE SCHUETZE 48 Mrs. KATHERINE SIEDSCHLAG, Mrs. RUTH SCHREIER. The thirty-five typewriters are busy seven hours every day. Students prepare Miss PATRICIA FISCHER--Whitewater State College, B.E.j Shorthand, Typing; Advisor: Junior Class, M-Book Business, Pep Club. Mr. GERALD RUGEâWhitewater State College, B.E.j Personal Typing, Junior Business, Business Law, Consumer Math; Advisor: Junior Class, M-Book Business, Basketball Assistant, Tennis Coach. Mrs. RUTH SCHREIERâState College of Iowa, University of Colorado, Northern Illinois University, B.S.; Typing I. Mrs. KATHERINE SIEDSCHLAGâWhitewater State College, B.E.j Bookkeeping, Typing II; Advisor: Senior Class, M-Book, Business Education Department Chairman. The new addition provides a special room for the secretarial-practice class. It is equipped with various modem business machines. for business careers Mr. GERALD RUGE, Miss PATRICIA FISCHER. Mrs. ALICE LIVINGSTON, Mrs. DEANNA HOUSE. Enlarged woodworking shop provides greater safety. Vocational courses Create individual skills Mr. ALLAN BARNARD--Oshkosh State College, University of Wisconsin, B.E.; Band, Orchestra, Instrumental Music; Advisor: Pep Band, Combos, Solos, Ensembles. Mr. JOHN CLOSE--Eau Claire State College, University of Wisconsin, B.M.; Chorus; Advisor: Vocal Ensembles, Folk-Art Club. Mrs. ELSBETH GOODMILLER--Green County Teachers College, Platteville State College, University of Wisconsin; Special Education. Mrs. DEANNA HOUSE--Stout State College, B.S.; Homemaking 1,2,3; Advisor: F.H.A. Mrs. ALICE LIVINGSTON--Stout State College, University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.S., Homemaking, Family Living; Advisor: Girls' Service Club. Mrs. ELSBETH GOODMILLER Mr. ALLAN BARNARD, Mr. JOHN CLOSE. 50 add spice to life Mr. KENNETH ALLEN--University of Wisconsin, B.S.; Agriculture; FFA Advisor. Miss ELSA ISABELLAâLuther College, B.A.; Girls' Physical Education; Advisor; Girls' Bowling, Curling, Sports Club, Orchesis. Mr. WILFRED KLIPPEL: Platteville State College, B.S.; Industrial Arts 2, Electricity, Metalwork 2; Mr. GERHARD STEENSRUD, Miss ELSA ISABELLA Mr. KENNETH ALLEN Junior Class Advisor. Mr. CHARLES MOW BRAY--Stout State College, B.S., M.S ; Architectural Drawing, Mechanical Drawing 2, Industrial Arts 1,2; Advisor: Chairman Sophomore Class, Industrial Arts Club; Industrial Arts Department Chairman; Evening School Director. Mr. RONALD ROBERTSâPlatteville State College, B.S.; Woodworking; Junior Class Advisor. Mr. GERHARD STEENSRUDâUniversity of Wisconsin, Platteville State College, B.S., M.S.; Boys' Physical Education; Coach: Cross Country, Volleyball, Golf, Boys' Bowling. Mr. CHARLES MOWBRAY, Mr. WILFRED KLIPPEL, Mr. RONALD ROBERTS. 51 MHS administration Principal Walter Babula might be called a member of the Class of 1964 --he first came to MHS from Cran-don's high school in northern Wisconsin when they were freshmen. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Mr. Babula has his B.S. and M.S. Business Administrator, William Stuckey, is responsible for the purchasing of all supplies and for seeing that all equipment is in proper working order. He graduated from Illinois State Normal University with a B.S. Mr. Derwin Huenink, superintendent of the Monroe Public Schools, administrates the activities of the Junior and senior high schools and the four grade schools. After attending Hope College in Holland, Michigan, Mr. Huenink received his Master's Degree from the University of Wisconsin. Mr. WALTER BABULA Mr. WILLIAM STUCKEY, Mr. DERWIN HUENINK. Mr. RALPH NEALE 52 Guidance director Leo Sebald, has both his M.S. and B.S. from the University of Wisconsin. He is advisor to the FTA Club. Mr. Roy Hull, guidance counselor, earned his B.S. at Superior State College; he received his M.E. from the University of Wisconsin and Iowa State College. Mr. Hull coaches the freshman basketball team and the tennis squad. When assistant principal Ralph Neale left MHS at the end of the first semester, to become principal at New Richmond High School, former freshman social studies teacher, Lee Mitchell moved up to fill the vacated position. Mr. Neale received his B.S. and M.S. from the University of Wisconsin. He was head football and wrestling coach and Key Club advisor. Mr. Mitchell has a B.P. from the University of Wisconsin. He is head basketball coach and advisor to the 'M' Club and the freshman class. Mr. LEE MITCHELL Mr. LEO SEBALD, Mr. ROY HULL Our secretaries, Mrs. HELEN ROSENTHAL and Mrs. HAZEL EDWARDS keep the school running smoothly. Mrs. KATHERINE ETTER, R.N. graduated from the University of Wisconsin. 53 I Working to provide MHS students with the proper nourishment during their high school years are the cooks: Mrs. MERLE ERICKSON, Mrs. MILDRED PETERSEN, Mrs. ELSIE FELDT, and Mrs. MARIE SCHWERIN. Besides preparing the balanced noon meals, they plan and execute the many banquets held in the 'M' Room throughout the year. Unseen heroes keep MHS clean, well- Monroe High School's spotless appearance is credited to its hard-working janitors: Mr. WILLIAM HERBERT, Mr. RODNEY BUCHHOLTZ, Mr. AL WILDE, Mr. ROBERT MAURER, and Mr. JOE KESLER. It wasn't always the students that had trouble eating. 54 TOP RIGHT: Many of MHS's students are transported to and from school by the bus drivers: Mr. MARVIN SCHWERIN, Mr. CLIFFORD HUNT, Mr. ROBERT STAUFFER, Mr. WILLIAM SMITH, Mr. DELBERT SHARE, Mr. LARRY LEVERTON, Mr. EMIL KLARER, and Mr. FRED GEMPLER. RIGHT: The new lecture hall had many usesâ meetings, programs, and classes, such as Mr. Stroes-sner's biology, which made use of the special equipment. LOWER RIGHT: The office, always the hub of activity, was doubled in size by the new addition. BELOW: Mr. Babula frequently visited classes to check on the students progress. fed, and prompt. 55 'Mâ Book Staff ORGANIZATIONS, SENIORS, and FACULTY STAFFSâSTANDING: H. Bernet; J. Sand-ley; R. Pulkrabeck; C. Suda; J. Schreier; S. Olson; K. Daley; V. Martin; S. Mathias; J. Hager; K. Kundert. SEATED: K. Miller; C. Krebs; V. Connore; P. Peterson; M. Condon; C. Stuart. BUSINESS, UNDERCLASSMEN, and PHOTOGRAPHY STAFFS--STANDING: G. Baumgartner; S. Arnold; B. Zumkehr; C. Wyt-tenbach; B. Matzke; J. Hoffman; J. Aus-mus; S. Voegeli; T. Goetz; F. Moritz. SEATED: J. Zimmerman; B. Wilde; J. Kline; B. Counselman; J. Johnson; B. Houser. SCHOOL LIFE, ATHLETICS, and COPY STAFFSâSTANDING: D. Landis; W. Schuetze; J. Marty; B. Milz; R. Barry, R. Leuzinger; S. Simpson. SEATED: J. Simmons; J. Bahr; M. Elmer; T. Riddle; C. Summeril. KNEELING: V. Miller; L. Strieker; C. Koenig. 58 works long hours Choosing a cover is never easy. Change it--for the better. With the largest enrollment ever and the new wing being used for the first time in 1964, MHS seemed to be undergoing many changes. The 'M' Book, moved into its larger quarters, also saw changes. Additions were made--an index was included. Better sports coverage was made possible by a bigger book. The former society section was eliminated; in its place was put a broader picture of school life. Funds were supplimented by operating the basketball refreshment stand second semester. In February the assistant editors were chosen and work was stepped up to meet the spring deadlines. Editor-in-chief, Laura Schroeder and assistant editor, Carol Summeril work to meet a deadline. 1964 SECTION EDITORS--STANDING: L. Holcomb, L. Fritz, Co-business managers; S. Weiss, underclassmen; B. Knipschild, sports; M. Sullivan, organizations; M. Etter, school life; R. Chambers, art photography; B. Trumpy, seniors. SEATED: J. Hefty, copy; Miss Fischer, Mrs. Siedschlag, advisors; J. Schlichting, faculty. JOURNALISM CLASS--STANDING: K. Olson, M. Rufer, K. Howe, M. Kilzer, G. Slinde, L. Holcomb, S. Babler, D. Swiggum, V. Martin, M. Sullivan, S. Taft, M. Walker. SEATED: J. Gerhart; S. McDonald, B. Kohl, J. Austin, K. Miller, S. Lehr, J. Steffen. Bulletin staffers race to meet deadlines Results well-worth BULLETIN ADSâSTANDING: C. Smith, S. Regez, K. Olm, A. Bauman, D. Wild, B. Williams, Mrs. Darling, Advisor, L. Miller, J. Webster, S. Reynolds, M. Pickett, D. Inder- gand. SEATED: R. Forcade, K. Lindsay; N. Hardyman, Business Manager, A. Nussbaum, P. Miller, S. Smith. 60 BULLETIN STAFFâROW 1: J. Wells, S. Smith, G. Bober. ROW 2: L. Schroe-der, J. Schreier, C. Bober, R. Benkert. BULLETIN EDITORS, SEATED--Francis Koenig, Exchange Editor; Cheri Reichert, Photography; Carol Summeril, Feature Editor. STANDING: Carol Stuart, News Editor; Terry Goetz, Makeup-Editor; Mrs. Nalepinski, Advisor; Laura Patterson, Photography Editor; Betsy Frantz, Art Editor; Dave Deininger, Sports Editor. âwin blood, sweat, and tears shed Members of the Bulletin worked throughout the 1963-64 year to make each issue better than the last. Although they seemed always to be running a race with time, the paper came out. Editor Jane Hager was sent to the 1963 Summer Journalism Workshop at the University of Wisconsin and plans were made to send Carole Stuart, 1964-65 editor; so they would be better prepared to cope with the rigors of publishing a newspaper. Assistant editor, Carole Stuart and editor, Jane Hager sometimes found their copy amusing. 61 SENIORS: STANDING: J. Kleier; R. Gavigan; A. Tschudy; R. Blum; L. Hawthorne; W. Bear; T. Dillon; R. Marty. SEATED: S. Digman; D. Pick; T. Dillon; P. Sulzer; R. Kem; F. Dinley. JUNIORS: STANDING: T. Knouse; H. Matzke; D. Stuckey; J. Bauman; N. Bloom; W. Sulzer; J. Salesman; W. Deininger; R. Weiss; S. Smith; D. Smith; D. Gaulrapp; R. Steiner; J. Wegmueller. SEATED: J. Thomm; D. Signer; E. Hartwig; D. Allen; W. Wuetrich; B. Scott; J. Strieker; E. Rule. Sophomore FFA members study different types of meats and their cuts. 62 FFA activities vary During the year, the FFA boys have maintained a varied program. Shop projects included building feed troughs, clipping stands, and other farm equipment . They attended the National Dairy Congress in Chicago and the National Convention in Kansas City. The boys were honored for their efforts at the annual Father-Son Banquet. OFFICERS: STANDING: Mr. Allen, Advisor; J. Salesmen, Sec.; W. Deininger, Treas.; W. Bear, Reporter, D. Allen, Sentinel. SEATED: S. Digman, Pres. Alvin Tschudy, Vice-Pres. SOPHOMORES: KNEELING: A. Anderson; G. Gilbertson; L. Ott; G. Digman; R. Thomn; D. Grossen; L. Grossen. STANDING: G. Figi; E. Haldiman; F. Rufer; J. Wilde; R. Sullivan; D. Tschudy; L. Frauchiger; A.Sacker; L. Segner; R. Block; J. Ammon; G. Voegeli; T. Rufi; L. Steiner; T. Pulver. FRESHMEN: ROW 1: J. Erb; R. Koch; D. Inder-gand; M. Mindu. ROW 2: D. Wilde; J. Walters; G. Johnson; D. Steiner; A. Digman; B. Klemm; D. Meyers; L. Gavigan; W. Pulver. ROW 3: S. Olson; G. Anderson; B. Bong; E. Hartwig; M. Philips. ROW 1: E. Brown, R. Schuetz, Reporter, L. Wald, Historian, L. Strieker. ROW 2: J. Senn, Treas., J. Wells, V. Pres., B. Zumkehr, Sec., J. Sippel, Pres., M. Ziltener, A. Nussbaum. ROW 3: N. Hardyman, K. Olson, H. Fey, L. West, E. Olson, F. Bidling- maier, M. Rufer, C. Heinzelman, S. Fuchs. ROW 4: D. Kubly, B. Witt, D. Indergand, D. Wild, C. Suda, A. Harms, J. Ausmus, C. Wyttenbach, Mrs. House, Advisor. Diverse activities occupy FHA members Girls enrolled or interested in Home Economics find outlet for their talents in Future Homemakers of America. Demonstration speeches are an important part of the activities. This year two girls from the chapter reached the State Fair with theirs. Each year a banquet is held in honor of the girls' mothers; during the basketball season the F.H.A. operates the coat check at the games. Working toward goals set by the state office, the chapter learns more about Wisconsin, its people, and other F.H.A. chapters. ROW 1: B. Buehler, A. Allen, J. Heinzelman, J. Marty, B. Counselman, K. Hyland, B. Elmer. ROW 2: P. Ackermann, B. Krebs, L. Schild, J. Nafzger, L. Ott, K. Hanson, M. Ammon, D. Indergand. ROW 3: B. Ausmus, L. Hartwig, P. Updike, G. Siedschlag, S. Wyss. TOP--FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES, ROW 1: G. Priewe, L. Jacobs, M. Pandow, L. Wilcox, M. Crouch. ROW 2: L. Gille, V. Wild, S. Duchow, S. Bowen, D. Heins, V. Zentner. ROW 3: B. Priewe, J. Roderick, D. Dearth, S. Zwicker, M. Schwoegler, P. Ackermann, J. Marty. MIDDLE--JUNIORS, ROW Is M. Schuetz, S. Goecks, S. Hinebaugh, A. Hasse. ROW 2: J. Zimmerman, M. Elmer, B. Matzke, J. Hoffman, P. Chambers. ROW 3: J. Trumpy, M. Kundert, G. Nall, F. Bidling-maier, J. Sandley, M. Warren, K. Keister, J. Bahr, M. Gerhart. Serves MHS well Girls1 Service Club's activities include: serving banquets, helping with immunization programs, sponsoring a tea for Student Exchange, entertaining Green County Home residents for an evening, sponsoring after-game dances, and providing scholarships for senior girls. Any high school girl may join. BOTTOM--SENIORS, ROW 1: M. Rufer, L. Schroeder, A. Beach, E. Soddy. ROW 2: J. Rear, K. Krebs, Pres., R. Schiller, V. Pres., Mrs. Livingston, Advisor, J. Cam-ron, Treas. C. Krebs, Sec. ROW 3: L. Hartwig, L. Rule, B. Kohl, A. Harms, S. Brunkow, K. Herbert, S. Sonnenburg, L. Stauffacher, R. Willbom, J. Austin, C. Wyss, J. Rosenstiel, H. Fey. 65 CONCERT BAND--Comets: S. Rufener, G. Hanson, H. Matzke, G. Cummings, L. Leuenberger, J. Moritz, W. Minder, K. Myers, R. Eckstam, V. Raymer, F. Moritz, W. Moore, L. Krattiger, C. Summeril. Clarinets: S. Klassy, W. Bacher, S. Fritz, V. Theiler, M. Mahley, D. Siedschlag, P. Mohns, v. pres., J. Huffman, S. Wegner, B. Wuetrich, B. Wilde, R. Forcade, P. Reichert, S. Brunkow, S. Smith, J. Sandley. Flutes: S. Regaz, C. Ault, C. Roethe, K. Reinmann, A. Henning, J. Johnson, J. Benkert, S. Taft, J. Johnson, M. Janke. Aboes: J. Buehler, S. Voegeli. Bassoons: C. Gempler, A. Nussbaum, treas. Bass Clarinets: K. Herbert, J. Schreier, M. Crouch. Alto Clarinets: D. Lauper, B. Wieser. Alto Saxophones: W. Flaherty, J. Bernet, D. Wilcox. Tenor Saxophones: Urs Gafner, D. Stauffacher, L. Hawthorn, librarian. Baritone Saxophones: L. vonArx, P. Logeson. Trombones: R. Schwarze, librarian, P. Peterson, B. Wegmueller, L. Wuethrich, W. Ganshert. Fred Moritz, member of the United States of America Band for 1964. Concert Band provides music from Sandy Fritz, Student Conductor. Fred Rosa, Student Conductor. Phyllis Mohns, Drum Majorette. French Homs: J. Hefty, R. Trumpy, sec., J. Stauf-facher, P. Stauffacher, J. Stauffacher. Baritones: K. Krebs, D. Allen, S. Wuetrich, F. Rosa. Sousa -phones: L. Craigo, D. Laube, G. Wagner, G. Ray-mer, J. Wegmueller, Mr. Barnard, Conductor. Percussion: V. Neuberger, S. McDonald, R. Houser, pres., K. Brugger, R. Orton, B. Ausmus, D. Mayer, G. Hasse. âpopsâ to classics The M.H.S. Band began its year as the official band for the State and National Corn-Picking Contests; they ended it with the 30th Anniversary Spring Concert presented in April. A member of the First Chair of America organization, the band is pictured annually in their yearbook. The band's TWIRLERS, J. Buehler, S. Rufener, B. Wieser, L. vonArx, sparked the marching and half-time performances. The STACCOTOS, R. Houser, R. Trumpy, G. Ray-mer, U. Gafner, P. Mohns, F. Moritz, F. Rosa, provided entertainment highlights. 67 ORCHESTRAâROW 1: V. Theiler, B. Wilde, W. Minder. ROW 2: A. Moens, J. Moritz, K. Baltzer, sec., ROW 3: J. Wasserstrass, T. Lux, treas., L. Krattiger, G. Raymer, J. Roth, W. Moore, Mr. Barnard, Conductor. ROW 4: F. Schuetze, A. Nussbaum, librarian. ROW 5: U. Gafner, W. Flaherty, V. Neuberger. ROW 6: F. Rosa, V. Pres., J. Hefty. NOT PICTURED: S. Fritz, pres. Small in number, large in quality Pep Band, Orchestra create special music The Orchestra met during fifth hour, three days a week throughout the year. At their rehearsals they concentrated on sight reading and classical and orchestral arrangements of music. Along with the Concert and Junior Bands they present an annual concert in the spring. Baccalaureate and Commencement music is also provided by the Orchestra. PEP BANDâROW 1: H. Orton, K. Brugger, R. Houser, S. McDonald, D. Siedschlag, V. Theiler, S. Regez. ROW 2: J. Stauffacher, P. Stauffacher, R. Trumpy, J. Hefty, J. Huffman, P. Mohsn, W. Flaherty, L. Hawthorn, U. Gafner. ROW 3: R. The Pep Band plays whenever it is impractical for the whole band to appear . They provide music for many community and school affairs including: Homecoming activities, pep assem-blies,all home basketball games, and the Tournaments. The group is composed of members of the Concert Band, they rehearse outside of school. Schwarze, P. Peterson, B. Wegmueller, F. Moritz, L. Krattiger, C. Summeril, L. Luenberger, J. Moritz, W. Minder, R. Eckstam, V. Raymer, ROW 4: L. Craigo, J. Wegmueller, G. Raymer, K. Krebs, F. Rosa. CHO RUS - - ROW 1: C. Ault, K. Miller, R. Chambers, M. Manos, R. Elmer, V. Lysser, S. Sickinger, N. Klarer, C. Kubly, L. Strieker, B. Aim, J. Hein-zelman, C. Heinzelman, C. Smith. ROW 2: H. Ebanetter, L. Matzke, G. Welton, L. Young, M. Rufer, N. Ericksen, B. Kubly, M. Lovelace, C. Whitehead, S. Kirchner, B. Zumkehr, B. Frantz, B. Burgy, J. Peters, M. Mauer. ROW 3: M. Burkhard, Sing along at MHS The MHS Mixed Chorus gave two major performances this year. Their Christmas concert featured serious music spanning three centuries of sacred choral writing. On May 6 the chorus offered A Tribute to Spring with Love as the theme. Leaving the theme for a short time, an original peom by Patt Van Dyke, Four Spring for War, was interpreted with Civil War songs. Also singing for the MHS Christmas program, they were highlighted by the men's chorus and the triple-trio. Music was provided for Baccalaureate and Commencement, where the seniors sang for the final time. M. Willborn, B. Hunt, M. Kundert, sec., L. McGuire, M. Zentner, M. Rahberger, J. Simmons, treas., K. Wells, G. Nall, S. Hoffman, A. Beach, pres., S. Updike, T. Goetz, J. Ruda, M. Ziltener, ROW 4: P. Gable, D. Belke, C. Gable, H. Matzke, P. Schutte, E. Moore, D. Landis, U. Gafner, T. Kubly, J. Norton, L. Holcomb, K. Reinmann, S. Grundahl, B. Tschanz. TOP: The Love Makes the World Go Around number in the May variety show was done by D. Landis, C. Gable, A. Beach, R. Chambers, T. Goetz, B. Tschanz, N. Klarer, S. Gmndahl. MIDDLE: U. Gafner, M. Manos, C. Whitehead, K. Reinmann, B. Aim, were in the hilarious hillbilly number. BOTTOM: Love is sweeping the country is portrayed by: M. Kundert, H. Matzke, M. Mauer, L. Young, L. Holcomb. G. Baumgartner, E. Frantz, B. Frantz, B. Nyman, J. Schreier. M. Wedesky and B. Frantz apply make-up to J. Schreier before play. This is the first year MHS has presented a one-act play. Many hours were spent perfecting the humorous selection, POOR AUBREY. Authentic stage make-up, costumes, and props from the roaring twenties were used. In competition, the group earned A ratings at both the league contest at Jefferson and the district at White-water. At the sectional contest they received a âB. Monroe Folk Arts, one act play have successful first year Members of the MONROE FOLK ARTS CLUB strive to promote appreciation of folk music. They provide entertainment at many school and outside functions and, even though the group was in its first year, managed to grow in numbers and fame at an unheard rate. STANDING: W. Hahlen, D. Kuban, A. Bauman, S. Grundahl, D. Pulkrabeck, T. Goetz, F. Schuetze, H. Bernet. SEATED: P. Reichert, R. Forcade, S. Urban. ⢠⌠f ROW Is V. Lysser, R. Steensrud, P. Miller, D. Holcomb. ROW 2: P. Updike, J. Bueller, J. Smith, S. Allen, S. Regez, R. Forcade, S. Warfel, K. Olm, M. Myers, J. Bernet, B. Kubly. ROW 3: D. Kuban, L. Jacobs, S. Notbaum, J. Counselman, S. Smith, M. Pickett, B. Miller, R. Benkert, H. Wuthrich, E. Mayer, C. Fritz. ROW 4: L. Holmes, K. Brugger, S. Rufner, A. Silvis, L. Notbaum, B. Wuetrich, P. Laeser, S. Am-acher, L. Wilde, P. Villapando. ROW 5: W. Halen, C. Wuthrich, C. Miller, A. Bauman, C. Smith, S. Bowen, G. Foesch, R. Drye. Pep Club boasts school spirit The Monroe High School Pep Club tries to rouse the spirit of all MHS fans. They work hard printing posters, making tags, selling buttons and presenting skits. The posters used are made and designed by Pep Club members, and add spirit and color to the gymnasium. The tags made are distributed in the morn- ing on the day of games, or meets. The buttons on which the basketball team is pictured are sold at tournament time. The skits are presented at Pep rallies, added zest and arouse spirit prior to the games. They boast spirit and make our school the nobody prouder one. â ROW 1: M. Mayer, J. Mitchell, M. Bainbridge, S. Simpson, T. Riddle. ROW 2: P. Chambers, K. Lindsay, J. Hanson, J. Gerhart, C. Reichert, Pep Rally Chairman, B. Wiliams, M. Stocker, M. Shultz, J. Trumpy, S. Goecks, J. Richardson, S. Babler, S. Beer. ROW 3: L. Fritz, J. Spani, F. Koenig, B. Kohl, M. Gerhart, S. Hinebaugh, M. Kundert, S. Fodor, Treas., M. Meythaller, B. Hunt, K. Fodor, Pres., V. Martin, V. Pres., K. Miller, N. Burkhalter, :Miss Van Dyke, Advisor. ROW 4: M. Condon, S. Arnold, L. Norton, V. Conners, M. Marti, M. Myers, J. Bahr, K. Keister. ROW 5: J. Hager, M. Howe, S. Mathias, G. Bober, C. Bober, C. Koenig, G. Nail, D. Mau, J. Simmons, J. Jacobs, M. Pederson. ROW 6: S. Sickinger, S. Hoffman, L. McGuire, M. Zentner, C. Kubly, S. Updike, D. Wild, D. Indergand, K. Blum. mm ROW 1: Mr. Simpson, Advisor, J. Hager, Sec., K. Kindschi, Pres., D. Swiggum, V. Pres., Treas. ROW 2: J. Jacobs, B. Houser, M. Sullivan, R. Trumpy, A. Beach, C. Summeril, S. Hinebaugh, M. Kundert, M. Marti. ROW 3: D. Franklin, J. Marty, B. Knipschild, D. Deininger, M. Pederson. Council speaks for students The MHS Student Council is an important governing body. It acts as the voice from the students to the administration . During the year they sponsored many activities including: Homecoming, ROW 1: P. Reichert, S. Regez, A. Bauman. ROW 2: L. Holmes, B. Wegmueller, M. Pickett, S. Smith, J. Johnson, D. Siedschlag. ROW 3: R. Steensrud, AFS, after-game dances, dress-up day, a juke box in the 'M' room, and an auction. Comprised of representatives from all four classes, the council meets every two weeks. R. Swiggum, R. Sullivan, R. Benkert, D. Tschudy, C. LaBuwi. Dave's Monroe family: Jan, Dave, Carol, Dick, Mrs. Barry, Dr. Barry, and Don Schujman MHSâ first AFS student During the 1963-64 school year, MHS was privileged to participate for the first time in the American Field Service Exchange program . The AFS has designed its program to assist in promoting a better understanding of the life and thought of other countries . Students who participate in the exchange are selected on their scholastic record, their ability to adapt themselves to new situations, and on their capacity to be a good ambassador. While in Monroe, David Schujman resided with the Dr. George Barry family. Dave, from San Miguel in Tucuman Province, Argentina, arrived in August, 1963, and after an unbelievably short time could not be distinguished from a native of Green County. After taking senior courses, Dave graduated with the Class of 1964 . In June he left to tour the eastern U. S. before heading back to Tucuman where he finished his Argentine schooling and graduated for the second time. Having once participated in the AFS program, Monroe became eligible to send a student abroad for a summer of study. The entire program was termed worthwhile and plans were made to continue it in future years. AFS advisor, Fred Simpson, Monroe's candidate for a summer abroad, Donna Swiggum, and Dave Schujman, first AFS student at MHS. 73 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA--ROW 1: C. Krebs, Pres., L. Schild, A. Beach. ROW 2: S. Bab-ler, V. Pres., W. Flaherty, J. Blum. ROW 3: B. Houser, Sec.-Treas., E. VonArx, M. Nyman, R. Schiller. ROW 4: K. Baltzer, J. Hefty, M. Barnes. ROW 5: S. Beer, K. Krebs, L. Holcomb, J. Kitto, C. Roethe, L. Miller, M. Condon, S. Fodor, S. Hinebaugh, K. Rodor, L. Schroedor, Mr. Sebald, Advisor. FTA, Youth Council increase membership Future Teachers of America, in its second year at MHS listened to panel discussions by teachers in different areas . These were designed to assist in the choice of teaching fields members wished to enter. One of the many activities the Youth Council hosted this year was the annual Sno-Ball, A Wonderland on Ice. They also sponsored aftergame dances and other activities at the Youth Center. YOUTH COUNCIL--ROW 1: J. Jacobs, M. T. Riddle, V. Pres., M. Meyers, P. Chambers. Bainbridge, Treas., T. Coplein, Pres., K. Lind- ROW 3: M. Thayer, D. Staffacher, T. Staf- say, Sec., S. Blum. ROW 2: P. Peterson, S. facher, M. Doyle, T. Mitchell, W. Schuetze, D. Simpson, M. Pederson, K. Blum, J. Mitchell, Gerondale. SCIENCE CLUB--D. Siedschlag, B. Ault, R. Reuter, V. Pres., J. Boyington, J. Vinger, Sec., Treas., Mr. Stroessner, Advisor, Mr. Schweizer, Advisor, J. Wasserstrass, Pres., J. Gordon, S. Krattiger, J. Wong. During the 1963-64 year the Science Club sponsored the first Science Fair to be held at MHS in recent years. Exhibits were set up by students in the various science classes and lectures were given on different phases of science . Mr. Anderson demonstrates one of the projects at the Science Fair. Science and Math challenge students The Math Club works with mathematical problems in an attempt to become more proficient in their solving. John Wasserstrass developed a new theory, Indimetry: Interdimensional Measure, and has demonstrated it at several science and math programs. MATH CLUBâJ. Wasserstrass, J. Vinger, R. Reuter, Mr. Carroll, Advisor. SEATED: H. Goepfert, D. Faith, L. Goecks, A. Moen, V. Pres., L. vonArx, Pres., M. Meythaler, Co. Sec.-Treas., M. Nyman, Sec.-Treas., D. Holcomb. STANDING: L. Boeck, E. Steffen, J. Steffen, Library Club The Library Club sponsored a paperback bookstand for the first time this year. They also helped to acquaint the teachers with some of the new library M, Wuetrich, L. Rule, C. Leek, J. Rosenstiel, G. Digman, L. Davis, D. Detrick, S. Schneider, B. Hunt, K. Rabe, C. Pfund. hunts readers resources by giving a tea. Members serve as student librarians, assisting Mrs. Lux with her clerical duties. Clerk, Ruth Schiller, and Kay Krebs, head of the paperback bookstand, assist Mrs. Lux. Joan Rosenstiel and Louis Goecks, have been student librarians for the past four years. 7 COIN--ROW 1: M. Wuethrich, R. Thompson, D Klarer, S. Krattiger. ROW 2: J. Baumle, R. Mauer-man, K. Babler, pres., G. Babler, sec., J. Wytten-bach, v. pres., T. Rupnow, treas. ROW 3: H. Kubly, R. Reuter, P. Schutte, L. Holcomb, Mr. Ruesch, Advisor, G. Lovell, S. Martin, M. Connors, G. Hasse, B. Bong, J. Gordon, D. Wilcox. New clubs challenge and inform For the first time MHS has had a Coin Club. Members held auctions, exhibits, and published a paper on coins. They provided material such as the Numismatic Scrapbook and were always available to assist other students with their collections in any way. In its second year of operation at Monroe, the Chess Club met regularly after school hours. At their meetings the members played each other--both for practice and for team positions. The team played representatives from other Badger Conference schools . Mr. Schweizer was the advisor. CHESS--ROW 1: S. Peterson, J. Gordon, J. Wong. Lux, treas. R. Milz, sec., R. Peterson, pres., L. ROW 2: W. Grendahl, B. Opel, G. Lovell, L. Hoi- Philips, S. Krattiger. comb, v. pres., D. Faith. ROW 3: B. Bennett, T. FRENCH CHORUS--ROW 1: S. Hinebaugh, B. Keister, J. Johnson, B. Frantz, L. Kempfer, C. Burgy, C. Pfund, S. Smith, M. Pickett. ROW 2: S. Roethe, R. DeVoe, C. Summeril, E. Mayer, R. Schneider, H. Wuetrich, M. Meyers, A. Henning, Benkert, M. Meythaler, B. Hunt. P. Miller, B. Miller, D. Swiggum. ROW 3: K. Bastille takes spotlight throughout year During the past year the French Club had many activities. At the Christmas program the chorus sang French carols. On St. Patrick's Day the banquet was held in the M-room. Transformed into the Bastille, it was complete with draw-bridge, iron bars, and a guillotine. First year students dressed as peasants, while the second year represented the bourgouise. The third year class came as the nobility and from them King Louis XVI (Dave Deininger) and his court (Joan Johnson and Susan Babler) 18th Century Frenchmen enjoyed their Bastille. were chosen We'll Storm 'Em, first French Club float to be entered in a Homecoming parade. LATIN II--ROW 1: J. Boynton, S. Schwartz, W. Grendahl, W. Esch, Sec.-Treas., J. Keegan, T. Hayes, J. Dearth, R. Swiggum, Pres., M. Zwygart, V. Pres., Mr. Livens, Advisor. ROW 2: J. Sippel, S Weiss, M. Maurer, S. Urban, M. Lichtenwalner, L. Usher, G. Wagner, P. Marty, P. Beach, B. Kading, L. Chesebro. ROW 3: J. Gibbons, R. Forcade, L. Notbohm, M. Wedesky, L. Lamboley, C. Bober, J. Simmons, G. Bober, E. Brown, P. Viilalpando, L. Voelkli, A. Brugger. ROW 4: K. Legler, A. Silvis, P. Laeser, J. Schlichting, L. Pluss, L. Larson, S. Rufener, G. Theiler, K. Fritz, C. Wuthrich. Modern Romans Guests Mrs. Bender and Mrs. Houser at the banquet with advisor Livens. The Latin students don't think their language is dead or their activities either. A high point of the year was the annual Latin banquet. Held according to true Roman custom the event was termed a success by all those attending. LATIN I--ROW 1: G. Babler, S. Kirchner, C. La-Buwi, B. Babler, D. Gaulrapp, J. Wong, S. Peterson, B. Bennett, R. Eckstam. ROW 2: S. Notbahm, R. Steensrud, J. Norton, K. Holling, B. Donovan, J. Ripp, M. Riley, P. Stauffacher, M. Janke. ROW 3: J. Peters, G. Signer, J. French, J. Roderick, K. Dearth, M. Nussbaum, M. Lovelace, K. Lindsay, M. Elmer, J. Kitto, K. Koenig. A typical Roman scene? DEBATE: SEATED: M Brennan, L. Johnson, D. Lysser, R. Roehrdanz. STANDING: Mr. Peters, Mr. Livens, Advisors, K. Babler. A good program of Public Discussion and Debate should provide a greater knowledge and awareness of contemporary problems, experience in gathering information and evidence, and training in the art of persuasion. The topic taken under consideration by this year's Public Discussion and Debate teams was: What should be the role of the federal government in pro- viding medical care for the citizens of the United States. The Discussion team participated in meets at Middleton and Monona Grove. The Debate team reached the subsectional meet at Delavan. Next year, with the hoped for return of this year's veterans, MSH' standing should be improved. Public Discuss-sion, Debate strive to improve speaking ability PUBLIC DISCUSSIONâSEATED: R. Von-Kaenel, J. Marty, M. Etter. STANDING: Mr. Livens, Advisor, R. Roehrdanz, J. Vinger, Mr. Peters, Advisor. 80 R. Roehrdanz, M. Meythaler, J. Schreier. 2 win Aâs at State Jane Schreier and Richard Roehrdanz received Aâ ratings at the State Forensic Contest at the University of Wisconsin April 25. Jane gave a nonoriginal oration, Turn off the T.V. and Richard an extemporaneous speech on poverty. The play cast: Becky Houser, Greg Wagner, and Gary Baumgartner presented the play, Box and Cox.â They earned a Bâ as did Madalyn Meythaler for her non-original oration, Return of the Square. Launa Springer and Dan Landis were alternates for the play cast. Receiving B ratings at the District Contest at Whitewater on April 4 were: Paul Marty, public address, and Anne Silvis, memorized declamation. Those participating in only the League Contest, held here March 21, were: Jan Johnson and Mary Crouch, interpretive reading of poetry; Barb Wuetrich and Julie Simmons, interpretive reading of prose; Audrey Beach, memorized declamation; Becky Trumpy, four-minute address; and Bill Babler, public address. STANDING: G. Wagner, L. Springer, R. Houser, D. Landis, G. Baumgartner. SEATED: head coach, K. Livens. STANDING: A. Beach, A. Silvis, P. Marty. SEATED: coaches N. Nalepinski, L. Myers. STANDING: J. Johnson, M. Crouch, B. Babler, R. Trumpy. SEATED: B. Wuetrich, J. Simmons. fll CONSERVATIONâROW 1: B. Wagner, T. Rup-now, Mr. Ruesch, Advisor, K, Reinman, V. Pres., H. Baumgartner, Pres. ROW 2: F. Beckman, D. Wartenweiler, R. Thompson, R. Goepfert, W. Buehler, S. Digman, D. Lysser, R. Mauermann, J. Baumle, J. Wyttenbach, L. Kranig, J. Webster, Sec.-Treas. Boys conserve, construct both natural and man-made resources Planting trees, washing cars, and viewing movies on conservation methods were some of the activities of the members of the Conservation Club. Proper methods of handling firearms were also studied. The Industrial Arts Club repaired and repainted toys for the Christmas Stocking Club again this year. A field trip to Madison proved very educational, as they toured the Gishold Machine Co. and the Forest Products Lab. INDUSTRIAL ARTS--ROW 1: D. Mayer, R. Goepfert, O. Robertson, D. Pickett, R. Thompson, O. Boeck, R. Buholzer, ROW 2: Mr. Klippel, Advisor, Mr. Mowbray, Advisor, R. Wuethrich, H. Baumgartner, J. Schild, T. Rupnow, House Chairman, B. Buehler, Master-of-Arms, B. Stackpole, V. Pres., J. Marty, Pres., D. Ferguson, Sec.-Treas., G. Johnson, G. Poff, J. Wyttenbach, L. Chesebro, B. Wagner, Mr. Roberts, Advisor. Mike Thayer had a high average of 168. Boys' Bowling met during seventh hour and after school each Wednesday throughout the winter. The two trophies that were given at the end of the season went to Mike Thayer--his average was highest--and to Bill Schuetze--he was most improved. Mr. Steensrud was advisor for the group. Curling, Bowling meet often CURUNG--FRONT: T. Rupnow, S. Smith, T. Burkhard, D. Gerondale. BACK: P. Schuette, Coach G. Ruesch, B. Plus. Steve Grundahl almost learned how to fly. F. Schuetze, B. Kohn, S. Grundahl, andM. Thayerâ scorekeepers or kibitzers? Another of MHS's new organizations is the Curling Club. Members met at the Alpine Curling Rink--Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays for six weeks. They won two of the five matches they played. All of the members were previously unfamiliar with the sport. Steve Smith skipped the curling team. 83 G.A.A. BOARD ROW 1: Miss Isabella, Advisor, B. Buehler, J. Camron, M. Nussbaum, ROW 2: S. McDonald, Pres., A. Mallory, Sec., J. Rear, M. Wedesky, Treas., ROW 3: P. Lawrence, V. Pres., L. Miller, L. Pluss. Sponsor Turnabout Three groups--Orchesis, Girls' Bowling, and Sports Club compose the Girls' Athletic Association of MHS. They are governed by a board of representatives from each separate organization. GAA sponsors Turnabout annually. JUNIOR ORCHESIS ROW 1: C. Stuessy, S. Rufener, H. Wuthrich, M. Pickett. ROW 2: M. Janke, B. Counselman, M. Nussbaum, J. Smith, E. Mayer, P. Miller. ROW 3: L. Wilcox, L. Lamboley, J. Buehler, S. Warfel, J. Gibbons, R. Steensrud, B. Kubly, V. Lysser. ROW 4: S. Urban, S. Notbohm, R. Benkert, S. Olsen, D. Kuban, B. Miller. SENIOR ORCHESIS ROW 1: J. Richardson, S. Simpson, L. Miller, P. Lawrence, M. Mayer, W. Haylen. ROW 2: S. Kirchner, L. Larson, L. Usher, T. Goetz, T. Riddle, S. Babler, R. Forcade. ROW 3: S. Bear, J. Kline, A. Silvis, Miss Isabella, Advisor, C. Wuthrich, Mrs. Callahan, Advisor, C. Smith, P. Reichert, L. Jacobs. M. CLUB ROW 1: D. Pick, B. Bucholtz, K. Kindschi, Sec.-Treas., D. Landis, Pres., K. Burington, Vice-Pres., W. Schuetze, J. Dearth, P. Mueller. ROW 2: D. Grossen, W. Grendahl, R. Swiggum, K. Share, B. Milz, L. Wittwer, W. Wuethrich, D. Franklin, C. Schwerin, M. Thayer. ROW 3: J. Martin, R. Mauerman, J. Trumpy, T. Kramer, L. Holcomb, A. Barnes, J. Beer, W. Esch, R. Barry, J. Zuhlke, P. Frenzel, Mr. Mitchell, Advisor. ROW 4: D. Deininger, F. Schuetze, G. Johnson, J. Janssen, S. Grundahl, R. Tschanz, G. Blackboum, R. Knip-schild, J. Bidligmaier, T. Mitchell, D. Lysser. Athletic and Service Clubs Flourish The M club, to which all major letter winners belong, promotes better sportsmanship, higher scholastic averages, and encourages wider participation in all forms of athletics. The Monroe chapter of Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis. It is the boys' service club and, among its projects, raises money for a scholarship to be given each year to a senior boy. KEY CLUB ROW 1: B. Kading, D. Franklin, K. Burington, V. Pres., R. Knipschild, Treas., R. Barry, Pres. D. Landis, G. Blackboum, L. Wittwer, Sec., W. Schuetze, K. Kindschi. ROW 2: N. Logeson, K. Reinman, G. Griffith, T. Kramer, J. Beer, T. Kubly, P. Marty, L. Janke, D. Schujman, D. Sullivan, S. Smith, A. Sacker, D. Tschudy. ROW 3: Mr. Neale, Advisor, B. Johnson, H. Bemet, D. Pulkrabeck, T. Lux, J. Marty, S. Grundahl, R. Tschanz, T. Hayes, J. Dearth, L. Chesebro, M. Zwygart, W. Grundahl, R. Vincent. Athletics VARSITYâROW Is T. Coplien, B. Mills, D. Pick, R. Blazer, D. Landis, J. Beer, B. Kohn, T. Kubly, B. Esch. ROW 2: B. Buchholtz, R. Kubly, G. Johnson, A. Tschudy, R. Tschanz, W. Schuetze, K. Burington, G. Blackboum, B. Wells, B. Knip- schild. ROW 3: L. Wittwer, manager, L. Janke, B. Wuethrich, P. Frenzil, J. Martin, T. Stauffacher, D. Franklin, D. Deininger, D. Vincent, C. Share. ROW 4: V. Field, J. Keegan, J. Dearth, S. Ratz-laff, W. Grendahl, J. Wilde, S. Grundahl. Football season Coaches Wayne Stroessner (freshmen), Bob Wells (varsity assistant), Ralph Neale (varsity), Wally Dunn (j.v.'s), and Stan Barr (freshmen) drilled their teams in the fundamentals of football throughout the season. SENIORSâFRONT: B. Tschanz, R. Blaser, J. T. Coplien, B. Milz, B. Esch, B. Kohn, A. Tschudy, Beer, D. Pick, B. Knipschild, T. Kubly, B. S. Grundahl. Schuetze. BACK: V. Field, R. Kubly, D. Landis, This year's varsity team finished with an overall record of 5-4 (4-4 in conference play). They were in third place in the conference as a result. The 27-6 homecoming victory over Middleton helped make this year's campaign a success. Gary Blackbourn was named to the first all-conference team; Bob Buch-holtz, Keith Burington, Rodney Blaser, and Dan Landis received honorable mention. Co-captains for the 1963-64 season were Landis and Blazer. The J.V. team compiled a respectable 4-3 season record while the Frosh. won two and lost only one. At the semester, Gary Ruge was named head coach to fill the spot vacated by Ralph Neale. Many games were played in the fog but it didn't seem to hinder the players. best in five years 5-4 Season Record J.V.'sâROW 1: R. Lisser, B. Kilian, B. Mathias, M. Connors, M. Meythaler, G. Blum, C. LaBuwi, B Logeson. ROW 2: E. Haldiman, M. Winzenried, B. Norder, J. Schild, J. Lueck, E. Maher, P. Marty, D. Wilde, B. Kubly. ROW 3: E. Holcomb, R. Carr, 1963-64 FOOTBALL RESULTS: Monroe 7 0 Beloit Catholic Monroe 13 7 Sun Prairie Monroe 6 33 Stoughton Monroe 7 13 Monona Grove Monroe 7 20 Jefferson Monroe 27 6 Middleton Monroe 33 26 Wisconsin High Monroe 12 13 Edgerton Monroe 19 7 Fort Atkinson D. Wilde, , J. Ziltner, J. Oostdik, J. Etter, M. Zwy- gart, C. Kubly, D. Swiggum. ROW 4: Manager J. Janssen, B. Sonnenburg, G. Gibbons, T. Bacon, D. Holling, S. Martin, T. Rufi, J. Ripp, P. Gruber. j Landis (30) pulls away on a 44 yard touchdown romp in the 4th quarter to win the Beloit game. As Buchholtz (20) reaches the end of the trail he's met by Middleton's defensive men. Milz (42) evades tackle as he nears the goal line in the Middleton game. Burrington (11) pitches out to Martin (40) with Landis (30) and Buchholtz (20) blocking. FRESHMENâROW 1: E. Maher, R. Carr, E. Holcomb, B. Norder, M. Meythaler, J. Lueck, B. Kil-ian, B. Mathias, M. Wuehrich. ROW 2: G. Ruch, K. Pmk, D. Wilde, B. Babler, J. Etter, D. Roderick, C. LaBuwi, J. Ziltner, M. Miller. ROW 3: L. Wichelt, T. Rufenacht, D. Lostetter, D. Sorenson, J. Meyers, T. Blum, L. Schwartz, D. Bucholzer, B. Waefler, M. Winzenried. ROW 4: Manager D. Carr, P. Vincent, M. Rollins, B. Sonnenburg, A. Schumacher, D. Wilde, J. Goetz, D. Holling, B. Priewe, M. Minder. ROW 1: D. Grossen, L. Holcomb, S. Digman, D. Lysser, P. Mueller. ROW 2: B. Kubly, J. Stauffacher, T. Hayes, A. Barnes, R. Eckstam, B. Kading, J. Trumpy, B. Blum. ROW 3: Coach G. Steensrud, Manager, O. Robertson, H. Herzberger, M. Brennan, R. Mauermann, R. Kubly, L. Kranig, L. Phillips, Manager C. Schwerin, Coach D. Carroll. Harrier breaks MHS course record CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS: Place Teams Madison West 6 8 Fort Atkinson 2 2 Rockford 16 18 Monona Grove 3 4 Edgerton 1 3 Janesville 21 22 Albany 1 2 Badger Conference 5 7 Brookfield Center (sec.) 11 16 During the 1963 cross country season, a new Monroe course record was set. Dave Lysser ran the 2.1 mile course in ten minutes fifty-one seconds. Members of the squad, paced by Ron Mauerman and Dave Lysser, were awarded a total of eleven major letters, seven minor letters, and three certificates. Coaches Steensrud and Carroll with their seniors, Larry Holcomb and Steve Digman, before a meet. The leading harriers: T. Hayes, R. Mauerman, S. Digman, J. Trumpy, D. Grossen, and D. Lysser. 91 A squad cheerleaders; T. Riddle, captain, M. Bainbridge, S. Simpson, J. Mitchell, and M. Mayer. B squad cheerleaders: P. Miller, V. Lysser, D. Holcomb, and R. Steensrud, captain. Cheerleaders, spectators To the teams the crowd cheering is an important stimulant. At MHS there were nine exceptionally active cheerleaders during the 1963-64 school year. Advisor Miss Van Dyke helped the girls to introduce a variety of new cheers. New letter jackets were purchased for the A squad during basketball season. In April the cheerleaders were honored along with the athletes at a banquet . Members of the Coon Club (self-appointed pep boosters ): S. Grundahl, R. Barr, H. Roberts, and T. Coplien. For the Monona Grove game the MHS gym was packed to capacity. Buchlioltz makes another basket during the Monroe-West regional game. Monroe's Dearth and M.G.'s Swanson (41) jump for possession. Burington (44) battles Collman (M.G.) beneath the basket. teamâs action equal excitement 1963-64 BASKETBALL RESULTS: Monroe 88 66 Sun Prairie Monroe 90 68 Stoughton Monroe 50 47 Fort Atkinson Monroe 57 62 Freeport Monroe 67 72 Monona Grove Monroe 70 57 Jefferson Monroe 64 66 Beloit Monroe 94 62 Middleton Monroe 82 55 Wisconsin High Monroe 86 52 Edgerton Monroe 85 57 Sun Prairie Monroe 69 40 Stoughton Monroe 70 54 Fort Atkinson Monroe 67 62 Monona Grove Monroe 79 62 Jefferson Monroe 91 73 Middleton Monroe 66 52 Wisconsin High Monroe 97 62 Edgerton Regionals: Monroe 67 33 Madison West Monroe 86 68 Madison Central Sub-Sectional: Monroe 95 61 Sauk Prairie Sectionals: Monroe 81 47 Belmont Monroe 48 59 Dodgeville Bidlingmaier jumps to sink another two points. Cheesemakers win Conference Title This year's underclassmen laden team won the undisputed Badger Conference Championship. They compiled a 15-1 season's record and in tournament competition reached the sectional finals before losing to the 1964 state champs, Dodgeville, 59-48. During the course of the season the team was ranked eighth among the big schools in the state. Opposing league coaches selected juniors Keith Burington (unanimously chosen) and Tom Mitchell to the All-Badger Conference First Team. Bob Buchholz was named to the second team and Jim Bidlingmaier received honorable mention. United Press writers named Burington to the all-state fourth team; Mitchell was given honorable mention. Both players received special mention by the Associated Press writers poll. The Bâ team compiled an excellent 15-3 overall record. Senior players on the 1963-64 varsity were: ABOVE: Bob Opel, Larry Holcomb, James Bidlingmaier; LEFT: Bob Knipschild, Bernie Milz. 94 VARSITY--ROW 1: B. Buch-holz, R. Swiggum, D. Franklin, B. Milz, ROW 2: Coach M. Deig-nan, P. Mueller, J. Bidlingmaier, Coach L. Mitchell, T. Mitchell, L. Holcomb, manager K. Kind sc hi. ROW 3: K. Burington, B. Opel, D. Holling, B. Knipschild, J. Dearth. B SQUAD--ROW Is manager J. Trumpy, R. Vincent, R. Kubly, E. Haldiman, R. Mauerman, M. Zwygart. ROW 2: R. Roehrdanz, M. Winzenried, M. Connors, G. Ripp, T. Hayes, W. Grendahl, F. Lanz, Coach G. Ruge, K. Babler. NOT PICTURED: A. Barnes, S. Ratzlaff. FRESHMEN--ROW 1: manager R. Tschanz, J. Etter, T. Blum, J. Goetz, B. Simmons, G. LaBuwi, W. Norder, L. Lueck. ROW 2: T. Rufenacht, G. Holcomb, P. Urban, M. Meythaler, M. Janssen, B. Donavon, E. Holcomb, S. Wuet-rich, D. Roderick, B. Babler. ROW 3: Coach R. Hull, M. Phillips, G. Keegan, E. Maher, D. Wilde, B. Priewe, G. Babler, D. Wilde, M. Minder, D. Lostetter. VARSITY--ROW 1: T. Dillon (103, 17-1), D. Grossen (120, 10-9), Coach R. Neale, E. Anderson (133, 14-5-1), D. Barry (127, 19-5), Coach W. Dunn, D. Mayer (112, 18-8-1), B. Reed (94, 17-4). ROW 2: D. Pick (145, 16-8), J. Marty (165, 5-9), G. Blackboum (hwy, 9-8), B. Tschanz (180, 8-8), R. Kubly (154, 13-6-1), B. Deininger (138, 14-5), L. Wittwer, manager. Wrestlers have impressive season 1963-64 WRESTLING RESULTS Monroe 37 9 Sun Prairie Monroe 27 21 Janesville Monroe 32 16 Stoughton Monroe 17 29 Fort Atkinson Monroe 36 6 Monona Grove Monroe 21 25 Lake Mills Monroe 37 13 Jefferson Monroe 13 31 Richland Center Monroe 42 5 Middleton Monroe 56 0 Wisconsin High Monroe 31 13 Edgerton Monroe 34 11 Madison West Monroe 21 14 Beloit Captain Dick Barry gets two more points. Still undefeated at the conference championship meet, Tim Dillon pins another opponent. Led by captain Dick Barry, the 1963-64 wrestling team finished second in the Badger Conference with a 7-1 season record. They set a WIAA record by scoring 157 points and winning their own regional tournament, sending all twelve varsity members to the sectional meet. There Dave Mayer, Brian Reed, Dave Pick, and Barry earned firsts and seconds and were advanced to the state meet where four team points were collected . This was the third year at state for Pick and the second for Barry. The team was coached by Ralph Neale until the semester when he left Monroe to become principal at New Richmond. Wally Dunn, former assistant, guided the team through the season's home stretch. J.V.'s--ROW 1: T. Bacon, B. Wuethrich, B. Wagner, J. Ziltner, D. Allen, R. Lisser, P. Marty, R. Mathias, D. Mayer. ROW 2: L. Schwartz, T. Kramer, J. Beer, D. Landis, J. Wilde, J. Keegan, P. Frenzel, L. Janke, D. Wartenweiler, J. Myers, W. Kubly. ROW 3: O. Robertson, T. West, E. Rule, L. Kranig, D. Oostdik, L. Chesebro, K. Pick, M. Miller, T. Schild, S. Kirchner, D. Sorenson, B. Logeson. ROW 4: T. Weir, A. Sacker, J. Martin, J. Wyttenbach, P. Gruber, J. Costdik, B. Kading, G. Weir, D. Schiller, A. Digman, G. Rupp. VARSITY--ROW 1: J. Oostdik, L. Wuethrich, R. Buchholtz, D. Landis, R. Swiggum, R. Gille. ROW 2: Coach M. Deignan, R. Roehrdanz, S. Grundahl, J. Zuhlke, D. Holling, K. Burington, R. Knipschild, B. Milz, manager. Baseball team nicknamed Metsâ The 1964 Baseball season, although disappointing and frustrating, had its good moments. After finishing a dismal eighth in the conference with a 1-6 record and winning only two out of four non-conference games, the team won the first game in the WIAA district tournament. Playing what was, according to the critics and bench-superintendents, their best game of the year, they defeated Orfordville 4-3 to gain the district finals where they lost to Clinton. Keith Burington received an honorable mention on the all-conference team. He led Monroe with a batting average of .349; sophomore, Dick Swiggum followed with a .306 average. Many unforgettable events took place during the season: Steve Grundahl's This must have been taken during practice--Jim Zuhlke never caught behind Dan Landis during a game! RESULTS: Monroe 6 6 Evansville Monroe 3 8 Monona Grove Monroe 6 7 Sun Prarie Monroe 6 1 Shullsburg Monore 0 11 Fort Atkinson Monroe 2 9 Delavan-Darien Monroe 1 3 Edgerton Monroe 5 10 Evansville Monroe 1 3 Stoughton Monroe 5 2 Jefferson Monroe 5 0 Shullsburg Monroe 0 16 Middleton WIAA DISTRICT TOURNAMENT: Monroe 4 3 Orfordville Monroe 0 10 Clinton Pitchers Dick Swiggum, Bob Buchholtz, Keith Burington, and Senior Gary Hanson missed the team Dave Holling switched off during games. picture. During Season home run--he missed third and it was cut to a triple; Dick Swiggum's homer (said to have cleared the centerfielder's head by at least six inches); Dave Boilings 5-0 shutout; and the District final game that Coach Deignan missed (his wife had a baby girl the same night). These helped the team earn their title, ââMonroe's METSâ in 1964. J.V.'sâROW 1: G. Ruch, W. Priewe, D. Wilde, J. Ambrose, E. Holcomb, B. Soddy, D. Wells, J. Ruf, P. Marty. ROW 2: Coach G. Ruge, D. Sorenson, B. Simmons, L. Johnson, T. Rupnow, G. Johnson, M. Janssen, E. Maher, M. Phillips, S. Wuethrich. ROW 3: C. Kubly, W. Sulzer, T. West, G. Keegan, W. Donovan, G. Raymer, R. Sonnenburg, D. Wilde, S. Smith. Bob Knipschild, runner, and Steve Grundahl, first base-man, warm up before the Jefferson game. SENIORS--KNEELING: B. Schuetze, R. Coplien, J. Beer, U. Gafner. STANDING: W. Esch, W. Kohn, T. Blazer, J. Marty, J. Bidlingmaier, D. Pick. Bill Kohn was high point man on the team and a triple winner at the Badger Conference Meet. Jim Dearth, holder of the discuss (144'10 ) and shot put (50'5 ) records. Weight coach Bob Wells guided him. MHS Thinclads take track title 1964 TRACK RESULTS: Meet: Teams: Place: Madison West Relays 45 13 Stoughton (dual) 98...........20 Edgerton (dual) 98 1 2......19 1 2 Mineral Point Relays 14 1 New Glarus, Brodhead (tri) 93----20-----35 Fort Atkinson Invitational 7 3 Madison LaFollette (dual) 91...........27 Fort Atkinson (dual) 66...........52 Monona Grove Relays 14 10 Darlington, Jefferson (tri) 80----48----18 âŚMonroe first, then opponents Bill Schuetze, holder of the 180 low hurdles record (20.9). W. Esch, J. Bidlingmaier, M. Doyle, and J. Martin. Jim Bidlingmaier, set new records in the broad jump (20'11â) and 880 yd. run (2:00.8). The track team won its first conference championship since 1957 during the 1964 season. They set eight school records and two conference records. At the Janesville State Sectionals Monroe placed fourth out of eight and sent Jim Dearth and Bill Kohn to the state meet, where both failed to place. RECORDS SET IN 1964: Event: Holder: Record: Meet: Broad Jump J. Bidlingmaier 20'll Fort Atkinson (dual) High Jump B. Kohn 6' 1 2 Conference Discus J. Dearth 144'10 Edgerton (dual) Shot Put J. Dearth 50'5 State 88 Y. Run J. Bidlingmaier 2:00.8 Conference 120 H.. Hurdles M. Doyle 16.0 Fort Atkinson (dual) 180 L. Hurdles B. Schuetze 20.9 Fort Atkinson (dual) Medley Relay W. Esch, A. Barnes, J. Beer, 3:45.0 Conference T. Hayes 300 Y.L.H.S. B. Kohn, M. Doyle, B. 36.2 Mineral Point Relays (tied) Schuetze TRACK--ROW 1: Coach S. Barr, Coach F. Simp-son, R. Maurerman, T. Hayes, J. Trumpy, R. Lanz, M. Conners, J. Ripp, S. Ratzlaff, J. Keegan, M. Zwygart, B. Kading, J. Dearth, J. Blum, C. La-Buwi, T. Kramer, manager. ROW 2: T. Coplien, M. Doyle, D. Lysser, T. Fritz, J. Stauffacher, G. Blackbourn, H. Bemet, R. Kubly, R. Vincent, A. Barnes, W. Esch, M. Winzenreid, J. Lueck, D. Lueck, D. Wartenweiler, manager. ROW 3: J. Martin, D. Pick, J. Marty, J. Bidlingmaier, R. Blazer, W. Schuetze, W. Kohn, J. Beer, U. Gafner, M. Meythaler, J. Baumle, K. Pick, L. Wittwer, manager. GOLF--ROW 1: L. Janke, B. Kubly, L. Phillips, J. Myers, W. Bacon. ROW 2: M. Thayer, B. Lovell, T. Mitchell, D. Deininger, K. Share, D. Franklin. ROW 3: Coach W. Klippel, T. Bacon, D. Geron-dale, F. Schuetze, K. Schwerin, J. Goetz, W. Gren dahl, Coach A. Edwards. Hopes higher for â65 golfers 1964 GOLF RESULTS Monroe . . 212 206 . . Jefferson Monroe . . 214 . . Edgerton Monroe . . 208 . . Monona Grove Monroe . . 212 . . Middleton Monroe . . 218 . . Mt. Horeb Monroe . . 221 . . Stoughton Monroe . . 197 . . Sun Prairie Monroe . . 213 . . Wisconsin High Monroe . . 216 . . Fort Atkinson Monroe . . 18 . . New Glarus Medalists for the season were: Tom Mitchell, Fred Schuetze, and Mike Thayer. Under the leadership and guidance of their new coaches, Arch Edwards and Wilfred Klippel, the 1964 gold team, handicapped by a lack of returning let-termen, placed sixth in the Badger Conference. At the Janesville State Sectionals they placed fifth out of eleven entering teams, but failed to qualify any players for the state tournament. Out of twenty-eight participating teams at the Janesville Invitational, Monroe gained the fifteenth spot. Dick Barry Kim Kindschi Larry Holcomb Pete Mueller Bill Norder Badger 1st place winners 1964 TENNIS RESULTS Monroe 6 Monroe 5 Monore 7 Monroe 3 Monroe 7 Monroe 8 Monroe Monroe Monroe 1 0 0 6 0 1 0 2 0 1st Badger Conference 1st Janesville Invitational 3rd State Sectional, Beloit 12th State Tournament, Neenah Monona Grove Sun Prairie Wisconsin High Freeport, 111. Edgerton Madison East Stoughton Jefferson Middleton Coached by Roy Hull, the MHS tennis team completed a successful season by tying for 12th place at the state tournament at Neenah, June 5 and 6. The netmen captured both the Janesville Invitational title and the Badger Conference title. Pete Mueller won the number 1 singles title at both, placed 2nd at the state sectionals, and went on to the state meet where he was defeated. The doubles team of Kim Kindschi and Bill Norder also won both titles and placed 2nd in the sectionals. They scored Monroe's only points at the state meet before losing to Janesville. TENNIS--ROW 1: L. Holcomb, D. Barry, P. Muel- B. Logeson, Coach R. Hull, D. Laube, D. Barry, D. ler, D. Grossen, B. Norder, K. Kindschi. ROW 2: Schujman. Student Life The team float, created by the Freshman class led the parade. Homecoming weekend, October 17-19 Bonfire, parade, Those who played leading rolls in the pagentry of homecoming weekend are: FRONT: Kim Kindschi, general chairman, Lynn Norton, Barb Kundert, and Audrey Beach, court, Vicki Martin, queen. BACK: Dave Pick, Rusty' Blazer, and Dan Landis, cocaptains. During halftime some of the crowds attention wandered, but most eyes were glued on the crowning. Queen Vicki Martin reigned majestically over the festivities. over too soon game, dance take spotlight in turn The court, Lynn Norton, Barb Kundert, and Audrey Beach assisted the queen in her duties. Spirits rose as the MHS cheerleaders lit the bonfire Thursday, October 17th, to touch off the 1963 Homecoming activities. The traditional parade, with its carefully constructed floats, took place on Friday afternoon. The highlight of the three day event was the crowning of queen Vicki Martin and her court--Lynn Norton, Barb Kundert, and Audrey Beach--during the halftime ceremonies by the co-captains, Blaser, Landis, and Pick. The team made it a perfect weekend for both alumni and under grads by downing Middleton, 27-6. A dance, Saturday, wound up the weekend. First place went to the Industrial Arts Club. The juniors captured second place with their float. 107 ROW 1: Mis. Ainsworth, MHS advisor, K. Byrd, C. Williamson, L. Hayes, S. Whiddon, J. Hughes, H. Farmer, B. Beeland, M. Diamond, J. Cheatham, L. Heartsill. ROW 2: J. Janssen, H. Pick, C. Whitehead, T. Riddle, R. Trumpy, K. Baltzer, J. Schlichting, K. Miller, C. Priewe, R. Schiller, A. Nussbaum, M. Howe, Mr. Simpson, MHS advisor. ROW 3: D. Landis, R. Williamson, R. Boyd, W. Schuetze, R. Jones, R. Rosa, K. g.ein-mann, R. Peterson, J. Marty, J. Lowe, T. Lux, D. Neuendorf. Bus driver, Mr. Zick, and Monroe's advisors, Mrs. Ainsworth and Mr. Simpson. Monroe, Greenville In November, 32 students arrived in Monroe from Greenville, Alabama, to spend a week packed with activities. They wanted to see Northern snow, but the weather wasn't co-operative. A day was spent touring our capital city, Madison. In Monroe the students viewed operations at a cheese factory, the Frito plant, the Clinic, and Oak-tron Industries. How did they find their partners the first time?! GHS presented a skit their first day here 108 ROW 1: M. Simpson, K. Kennedy, J. Roper, C. Walters, P. Flowers, M. Cook, S. Chappelle, M. Majors, L. Phelps, B. McBride. ROW 2: Mrs. Walters, CHS advisor, N. Burkhalter, R. Chambers, T. Goetz, K. Daley, S. Brunkow, M. Condon, A. Beach, K. Herbert, L. Fritz, M. Etter, Mrs. Kelley, GHS advisor. ROW 3: J. Beer, D. Phillips, S. Digman, C. Taylor, T. Kubly, R. Fowler, H. Johnson, S. Grundahl, H. Singleton, R. Barry, H. Baumgartner, J. Autrey. exchange for two weeks Their departure was sad, but the Monroe exchange students knew it was just 132 days before they would once again see each other. On April 1, the Monroe delegation set out for the Deep South. The highlight of their trip was the day spent on the Gulf of Mexico at Panama City, Florida. Tours were made to various ante-bellum homes in Greenville, Boss Glove Company, Dan River Mills, and W. T. Smith Lumber Company, the largest sawmill east of the Mississippi River. Montgomery, Alabama's capital, proved to be of great historical interest because it was the Cradle of the Confederacy . Overnight stops were made in Lexington and Chattanooga on the way and in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, on the return trip. Each student got a first hand taste of Southern Hospitality, they were treated like royalty. Many pleasant memories were left in the South by everyone. Monroe's group toured the Civil War battlefield at Lookout Mt., near Chattanooga. The MHS students visited Gov. Wallace's Mansion. STANDING: T. Goetz (Mrs. Van Austin), K. Reinmann (captain), L. Holcomb (boy), B. Milz (Bert), J. Janssen (steward), L. Hawthorn (boy), R. Trumpy (Miss Chapman). FRONT: L. Fritz (girl), M. Condon (Dorothy Gilbert). STANDING: K. Krebs (Aunt Dolly), T. Coplien (Mr. Broussard, Jr.), D. Landis (Henry Spoffard, III), H. Roberts (Sam), S. Grundahl (Mr. Lee), R. Houser (girl). FRONT: C. Reichert (Margaret), K. Fodor (chambermaid), B. Kundert (Sylvia), M. Etter (Mrs. Spoffard). Class of 1964 presents Gentlemen STANDING: M. Walker (girl), C. Whitehead (Mrs. Van Osbourne), S. Mathias (Mrs. Van Osbourne), S. Pandow (hotel manager), B. Schuetze (Mr. Broussard, Sr.), Miss P. Van Dyke (director), B. Chambers (Lorelei Lee), R. Barry (boy). FRONT: A. Beach (girl), J. Marty (steward), J. Zuhlke (porter), J. Gerhardt (girl). The class of 1964 presented ââGentlemen Prefer Blondes to the public five evenings in the Little Theatre of the high school. The audiences thoroughly enjoyed the play centered around two young girls and their trip to Europe in the 1920's . Because Dorothy and Lorelei left their traveler's checks in their New York hotel, they had many hilarious experiences on their trip. While travelling, Lorelei fell in love with a wealthy Philadelphian, Henry Spoffard, III. Henry's mother grew to like Lorelei; but Miss Chapman, Mrs. Spoffard's companion, refused to accept the young girl. Dorothy, less serious in her love affairs, managed to hook Sam, a writer, anyway. Prefer Blondesâ After accidentally over-tipping the porterâenough that he fell to his knees in thanks--Lorelei and Dorothy couldn't get him to leave. Many society matrons, like Mms. Van Osbourne and Van Austin, felt Henry should marry their daughters. When Lorelei lost Henry's diamond, detectives were assisted in their search for it by the chambermaid. Members of the court were--ROW 1: M. Doyle, D. Gerondale, E. Anderson, D. Stauffacher, B. Stackpole. ROW 2: K. Blum, M. Schuetz, King J. Martin, Queen N. Hardyman, P. Lawrence, S. Arnold, and S. Fodor. They were chosen by the advisors the day of Prom on the basis of the amount of work they put in on the preparations. A South Sea atmosphere accented the 1964 Junior Prom, May 1; decorations depicted the theme, Polynesian Sunset.â Colorful murals, picturing the carefree, leisurely life of the islanders encircled the gym. Adding to the mood were palm trees, life-size Tikis, and a live volcano. Promgoers entered the dance through a thatched hut that faced the clamshell throne. The evenings highlight was the crowning of Queen Nancy Hardyman by King Jim Martin. The prom was preceeded by Coketail parties and a dinner at the Country Club. The Post-Prom party was followed by a movie at the Goetz Theatre. The night, for most, ended early May 2. King Jim Martin and his Queen Nancy Hardyman. The Grand March is always spectacular. 112 Polynesian Sunsetâ â64 Junior Prom Tickets must be collected--even at proms, (upper right) The food at Post-Prom kept closely to the theme, (right) Sophomores chosen as servers were: (lower left) D. Sullivan, A. Barnes, J. Dearth, B. Zwygart, and P. Frenzel; (lower right) K. Olm, A. Bauman, S. Smith, C. Gempler, Mrs. Houser, head advisor, J. Senn. D. Kuban and D. Swiggum were not pictured. Someone always has a corsage problem; Kay Lindsay, escorted by Dan Franklin needed Janie Mitchell's help with hers. 113 Members of the royal court were: R. Tschudy, L. Smith, T. Kubly, M. Donny, G. Baumgartner, J. Johnson. A Wonderland on Ice was created for the 1963 Sno-Ball, held December 28th. The couples entered over a bridge onto a snow covered dance floor. Murals depicting winter scenes surrounded the gymnasium. For many this dance was a highlight of the Christmas Season. The theme for the 1964 Turnabout Not all of the couples danced all of the time; some enjoyed visiting for a while. dance, sponsored by the G.A.A., was Gala Fiesta. Balconies, a bull ring, and large silhouettes were the decoration highlights . Music was provided by the Top Hatters of Waukesha. Turnabout is especially popular with the males as the girls pay for all expenses . Terry Kubly, escort to the queen, Margaret Donny, crowned her during intermission. Turnabout, February 8, became a magical night when dancers left MHS for a short time to be transported to a Gala Fiesta. Badger Staters Chosen Monroe's Zilmer-Riley Post of the American Legion and its Auxiliary chose three 1956 seniors: Dave Deininger, Susan Babler, and Dave Allen as Badger State delegates. The purpose of both Badger Boys' and Girls' State is to present students with the knowledge of the fundamental principals of Wisconsin Government. Springâs ABCâs Appointments, Banquets, Championships Basketball, Tennis, Track Conference Champs Tennis captain Kim Kindschi and his coach, Roy Hull; co-captains Keith Burington and Tom Mitchell and basketball coach Lee Mitchell; and co-captains Jim Bidlingmaier and Bill Kohn and their track coach Fred Simpson accepted triple Badger Conference championship trophies in behalf of their team and MHS. Commencement, June 4, 1964, 8:00 p.m. The end and the beginning. The last few school days arrived, bringing with them finals and farewells. Sunday, May 31, Baccalaureate was held at the Junior High School Auditorium. Rev. Grant Rice presented the address. Tuesday, June 2, the senior banquet was held at the Monroe Country Club. The Class Will and Prophecy were unveiled and a skit on the years highlights was presented. Dancing followed and with it the realization that the class would be together as a whole only once more. Commencement was on Thursday night; the gym--for the first time in anyone's memory--was a comfortable temperature. The address, Today, Tomorrow, and Youth, given by Dr. Carl Waller, Ass't Supt. of School and Director of Dept, of Child Study and Service in Madison, was brief and meaningful to all present. CitizenshipâKim Leslie Kindschi Citizenship--Rebecca Penn Houser Valedictorian--Kay Ellyn Krebs Salutatorian--Judith Elizabeth Hefty 1964 SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS--ROW 1: L. Holcomb, Guess, Platteville; C. Krebs, Girls' Service Club; J. Hefty, Vilas, U.W.; F. Koenig, G.A.A., Guess, LaCrosse; R. Chambers, Platteville. ROW 2: R. Barry, Legion Athletic Award; S. Dig-man, Star Farmer; R. Gavigan, Johnson; R. Peterson, Guess, Key Club; JoAnn Schlichting, DAR. ROW 3: K. Krebs, Girls' Service Club, U.W.; M. Barnes, U. of Chicago; K. Fodor, Guess; K. Herbert, Madison Bus. College; M. Walker, Whitewater; B. Kundert, Rotary, Whitewater; L. Fritz, Madison Bus. CoUege. ROW 4: R. Knipschild, Key Club; J. Marty, U.W. Alumni, Green County Chapter; J. Zuhlke, Lions, U.W.; T. Kubly, Guess, Key Club, Platteville. Index FRESHMEN: Aeschliman, Bertha L. 6 Allen, Susan K. 6,64,71 Anderson, Gary D. 6,63 Ausmus, Barbara J. 6,64,67 Babler, Gary S. 6,77,79,95 Babler, William J. 6,79,81, 90,95 Bacher, Tom J. 6 Barry, Donald J. 6,17,73,103 Bauman, Brian D. 6 Bauman, James A. 6 Beckman, James A. 6 Be Ike, Dale J. 6,69 Benkert, Roberta L. 6,61,71, 72,78,84 Bennett, Byron R. 6,77,79 Blum, Jerome F. 6,91,101 Bulm, Terry L. 6,90,95 Boeck, Cheryl A. 6 Boeck, Gerald E. 6 Boeck, Lee A. 6,76 Bong, Christine A. 6 Brown, Linda M. 6 Buehler, Janet E. 6,66,67,71, 84 Buholzer, David L. 6,90 Burgy, Barbette Z. 6,69,78 Burkhard, Mary E. 6,69 Camron, Ronald C. 6 Carr, Rodger A. 6,89,90 Clark, Larry D. 6 Conlon, Jack R. 6 Counselman, Jill L. 6,64,71 Crooks, Dennis R. 6 Davis, Lyman V. 6,76 Dearth, Kathryn C. 6,65,79 DcVoe, Linda L. 6 DeVoe, Ronda R. 6,78 Dietrich, Deborah A. 6,76 Digman, Aaron K. 6,63,97 Donovan, William J. 6,79, 95,99 Duchow, Susan Kay 6,65 Eckstam, Ronald E. 6,66,68, 79,91 Elmer, Ann M. 6 Elmer, Barbara S. 6,64 Elmer, Donald G. 6 Elmer, Ruth A. 6,69 Ericksen, Nola J. 6,69 Etter, John T. 6,89,90,95 Flesher, Richard L. 6 Frantz, Barbara A. 6,69,70,78 French, Jessie L. 6,79 Gable, Peter L. 6,69 Ganshert, William R. 6,66 Gavigan, Leroy H. 6,63 Gille, Linda L. 6,65 Cille, Wayne E. 6 Goepfert, Harvey V. 6,76 Goetz, John C. 6,90,95,102 Gordon, James M. 6,75,77 Hanson, Bonita J. 6 Hanson, Karen E. 6,64 Hartwig, Linda L. 6,64 Hasler, Margaret J. 6 Hauri, Beverly A. 6 Heibner, Larry J. 6 Heins, Shirley M. 6 Heinzelman, Jacqueline K. 6,64,69 Hendrickson, Gregory J. 6 Henning, Ann K. 6,66,78 Herzberger, Henry G. 6,91 Hill, Raymond L. 6 Hillary, Eva G. 6 Holcomb, Donna L. 7,71,76, 92 Holcomb, Edward A. 7,89, 90.95.99 Holcomb, Gregory B. 7,95 Holling, David W. 7,17,79, 89.90.95.98.99 Holton, Sharon A. 7 Hughes, Maurice J. 7 Hyland, Kathleen A. 7,64 Indergand, Darrell D. 7,63 Isely, Dianna M. 7 Jacobson, Sharon A. 7 Janssen, Mark A. 7,89,95,99 Johnson, Gary L. 7,63 Johnson, Janet K. 7,67,72, 78,81 Johnson, Linda E. 7 Keegan, Gaylen R. 7,95,99 Kempfer, Linda K. 7,78 Kern, Harold C. 7 Kern, Maribeth J. 7 Kilian, William C. 7,89,90 Kirchner, Steven H. 7,79,97 Klarer, Dennis F. 7,77 Klassy, Susan K. 7,66 Klemm, Thomas F. 7,63 Knouse, Pamela M. 7 Koch, Richard C. 7,63 Kohl, Curtiss E. 7 Kohn, Robert D. 7 Kolb, Shirley A. 7 Krattiger, Steve F. 7,75,77 Krebs, Brenda K. 7,64 Krebs, Karleen A. 7,67,68 Kubly, William M. 7,91,97, 102 LaBuwi, Charles M. 7,72,79, 89.90.101 Lawver, Joan M. 7 Lehr, Rickey M. 7 Leopold, Duane R. 7 Leopold, Nancy K. 7 Locher, Richard P. 7 Logeson, Margaret L. 7,66 Lostetter, Dennis M. 7,90,95 Lueck, Jeffrey A. 8,89,90,95 Lysser, Vikki L. 8,69,71,84, 92 Maher, Edward M. 8,89,90, 95,99 Mathias, Robert R. 8,89,90, 97 Mau, Gayle F. 8 Mayer, Dan N. 8,67,97 Mayer, Ellyn C. 8,71,78,84 Meier, Daniel E. 8,63 Messerli, Ellyn J. 8 Mcythaler, Michael C. 8,89, 90.95.101 Miller, Barbara J. 8,71,78, 84 Miller, Pamela L. 8,60,71, 78,84,92 Miller, U. Michael 8,90,97 Milz, Linda K. 8 Minder, Michael J. 8,63,90, 95 Moritz, Jon W. 8,66,68 Myers, James R. 8,90,97, 102 Myers, Marilyn S. 8,78 Neucnschwander, Linda 8 Norder, William C. 8,89,90, 95,103 Norton, John M. 8,69,79 Notbohm, Suzanne L. 8,71, 79.84 Olsen, Suzanne W. 8,17,58, 84 Olson, Sylvan A. 8,63 Orton, Herbert F. 8,67,68 Ott, Linda L. 8,64 Pankau, Alan W. 8 Paske, Steven R. 8 Patterson, Audrey A. 8 Pest, Evan D. 8 Peters, Joan C. 8,69,79 Peterson, Kurtis B. 8 Peterson, Steve C. 8,77,79 Pfund, Charlotte R. 8,76,78 Phillips, LaVonne M. 8 Phillips, Merlyn L. 8,63,95, 99 Pick, Kenneth A. 8,90,97, 101 Pickett, Kathleen I. 8 Pickett, Merrilee 8,17,60,71, 72.78.84 Prien, Peggy S. 8 Priewe, William K. 9,90,95, 99 Pulver, Werner G. 9,63 Rahberger, Mary E. 69 Raymer, Virginia K. 9,66,68 Reynolds, Suzanne P. 9,60 Ripp, Jeffrey J. 9,79,89 Roderick, Dennis A. 9,90,95 Roderick, Jennifer L. 9,65, 79 Rollins, Michael R. 9,90 Rothenbuehler, Keith A. 9 Ruch, Gary C. 9,90,97,99 Rufenacht, Thomas J. 9,90, 95 Rufener, Linda M. 9 Rufer, Kathryn L. 9 Schild, Thomas L. 9,97 Schiller, Charles D. 9 Schiller, Douglas G. 9,97 Schindler, Deborah L. 9 Schmiedlin, Dennis T. 9 Schumacher, Alton C. 9,90 Schwartz, Larry R. 9,90,97 Schwoegler, Mary A. 9,65 Siedschlag, Diane E. 9,67, 68,72,74 Signer, Gwen C. 9,79 Simmons, Bruce W. 9,95,99 Smith, Laura J. 9,71,84,114 Smith, Sandra L 9,61,71,72, 78 Sonnenburg, Raymond, Jr. 9,90 Sonnenburg, Robert M. 9,89, 99 Sorenson, David L. 9,90,97, 99 Stamm, Marcia K. 9 Stauffacher, Robert A. 9 Stauffacher, William A. 9 Steensrud, Rogene J. 9,71, 72,79,84,92 Steffen, Elaine L. 9,76 Steiner, David L. 9,63 118 Strieker, Alan F. 9 Stuckey, Larry G. 9 Stuessy, Cinda L. 9,84 Tlieiler, Terry L. 9 Thomann, Paul 9 Tschanz, Helen M. 9 Tschanz, Richard J. 9,95 Updike, Patricia F. 9,64,71 Urban, Peter W. 9,95 Vincent, Patrick L. 9,90 Vinger, Judy C. 9,75,80 Waefler, Robert E. 9,90 Walters, John R. 9,63 Webster, John E. 9,60 Wcgmueller, Barbara L. 9, 66,68,72 Weiss, Duane R. 9 Weiss, Sharon M. 9,64 Wells, Jane M. 9,61 Wells, Kathleen J. 9,69 Wichelt, LaVeme K. 9,90 Wilcox, Linda L. 9,65,84 Wild, Victoria L. 65 Wilde, Daniel R. 9,63,89,90, 95,99 Wilde, Daryl W. 9,90,95,99 Wilson, Roger D. 9 Winzenried, Mark S. 9,89,90, 95,101 Wong, John K. 9,75,77,79 Wuethrich, Donna K. 9 Wuethrich, Steve A. 9,67,95, 99 Wuthrich, Hollie J. 9,71,78, 84 Wuthrich, Marvin A. 9,76,77, 90 Wyssbrod, Denis M. 9 Ziltener, Joe H. 9,89,90,97 SOPHOMORES: Ackermann, Patra L. 10,64, 65 Affolter, Elizabeth B. 10 Aim, Beverly R. 10,69 Amacher, Sandy L. 10,71 Ammon, John F. 10,63 Ammon, Mary M. 10,64 Anderegg, Helen I. 10 Anderson, Arthur F. 10,63 Ault, Christi K. 10,66,69 Ault, Robert J. 10,74 Babler, Kim M. 10,77,80,95 Bacon, William J. 10,102 Baertschi, Lawrence J. 10 Barnes, Alan K. 10,85,91, 101.113 Bauman, Ann 10,60,70,71, 72.113 Beach, Paul D. 10,79 Bemet, Hans W. 10,58,70,85, 101 Bemet, Joan I. 10,71 Beutel, David A. 10 Biasing, Shirley L. 10 Block, Russell R. 10,63 Blum, Gordon J. 10,89 Bong, Bernard A. 10,63,77 Bowen, Shirley A. 10,65,71 Brennan, Michael G. 10,80,91 Brugger, Arden R. 10,79 Brugger, Kristine M. 10,67, 68,71 Buehler, Barbara A. 10,64,84 Buehler, Peter W. 10 Bumpke, Michael A. 10 Carr, David F. 10,90 Casey, Cathy L. 10 Casey, Cheryl A. 10 Casey, Sharon L. 10 Connors, Michael G. 10,77, 89.95.101 Crouch, Mary R. 10,65,66,81 Dearth, Janies C. 10,79,85, 88,93,95,100,101,113 DeRemer, Dan L. 10 Digman, Gary L 10,63,67 Dooley, Susan M. 10 Drye, Rose M. 10,71 Erb, James A. 10,63 Faith, David A. 10,77 Feally, Bruce R. 10 Figi, George A. 10,63 Figi, Matthew L 10 Flaherty, William S. 10,66, 68,74 Foesch, Gail E. 10,71 Forcade, Rosemary 10,60,66, 70,71,79,84 Foulker, Kathy L. 10 Frauchiger, Larry G. 10,63 Frenzel, Paul V. 10,85,88,97, 113 Fritz, Cheryl A. 10,71 Fritz, Kristine R. 10,79 Fumiss, Nancy L 10 Fumiss, Susan J. 10 Gempeler, Cathy J. 10,66, 113 Gibbons, Gregory L. 10,89 Gibbons, Jeanne E. 10,79,84 Gilbertson, Gary L. 10,63 Gobeli, Randy L 10 Goecks, Marie L. 10 Grendahl, Wynn F. 10,77,79, 85,88,95,102 Grinnell, William C. 10 Grossen, Duane G. 10,63 Grossen, Larry G. 10,63 Gruber, Peter 10,89,97 Gutzmer, Janene R. 10 Gutzmer, Ron D. 10 Hahlen, Wendy J. 10,70,71, 84 Haldiman, Eugene E. 11,63, 89,95 Hanson, Darlene C. 11 Hartwig, Gary L. 11,63 Hasse, Gene R. 11,67,77 Hayes, Terry R. 11,79,85,91, 95.101 Heins, Diann L. 11,65 Hexom, Linda K. 11 Holmes, Linda L 11,71,72 Hoover, Jerry R. 11 Indergand, Delores H. 11,64 Jacobs, Lynn M. 11,65,71,84 Janke, Marcia A. 11,66,79, 84 Johnson, Beverly A. 11 Johnson, Karen L. 11 Kading, Bruce L. 11,79,85, 91.97.101 Keegan, John F. 11,79,88,97, 101 Kleier, Hollis D. 11 Koenig, Katherine J. 11,79 Kranig, Larry A. 11,82,91,97 Krattiger, Larry L. 11,66,68 Kuban, Diane M. 11,70,71, 84,113 Kubly, Barbara J. 11,69,71, 84 Kubly, David L. 11 Kubly, Harvey W. 11,77 Kubly, Ralph H. 11,95,101 Kubly, Timothy R. 11 Laeser, Joan M. 11 Laeser, Patricia M. 11,71,79 Lamboley, Louise L. 11,79, 84 Lanz, Fredrick H. 11,95,101 Laube, Dennis M. 11,67,103 Lauper, Delores K. 11,66 Legler, Kathryn L. 11,79 Lichtenwalner, Marian K. 11, 79 Lindsay, Kathy A. 11 Lis er, Richard A. 11,89,97 Lovelace, Mary E. 69,79 Lowrey, Connie S. 11 Martin, Steve E. 11,77,89 Marty, Judy A. 11,17,64,65 Marty, Paul J. 11,17,79,81, 85,89,97,99 Mahin, Diane L. 11 Maske, Steve F. 11 Matzke, Linda L. 11,69 Mauermann, Ronald F. 11, 77,82,85,91,95,101 Maurer, Marian C. 69,79 Miller, Cheryl A. 11,71 Mills, Patrick F. 11 Minder, Walter R. 11,66,68 Mueller, Jacob A. 11 Myers, Kathleen R. 11,66 Myers, Mildred A. 11,71 Nafzger, Jane A. 11,64 Neuberger, Vicki D. 11,67, 68 Notbohm, LaDonn M. 11,71, 79 Nussbaum, Mary C. 11,79,84 Olm, Kay S. 11,60,71 Oostdik, Dennis J. 11 Ott, Larry M. 11,63 Pandow, Mary Suzanne 11,65 Park, Cathy L. 11 Peterson, Philip R. 11,66,68 Phillips, Larry W. 12,77,91, 102 Pluss, Robert J. 12,83 Priewe, Brenda A. 12,65 Priewe, Glenda A. 12,65 Pulkrabek, Richard F. 12,58, 70,85 Rabe, Kathy L. 12,76 Ratzlaff, Stephen W. 12,88, 101 Regez, Susan K. 12,60,66,68, 71,72 Reichert, Patricia L. 12,66, 70.72.84 Reuter, Ronald L. 12,75,77 Rice, Patricia L. 12 Ripp, Gerhard M. 12,95 Rufener, Susan R. 12,66,67, 71.79.84 Rufer, Gary L. 12,63 Rufer, Janet L. 12 Rufi, Thomas W. 12,63,89 Runkle, Terry T. 12 Sacker, Alvin R. 12,63,85,97 Schild, Linda A. 12,64,74 Schindler, Dennis L. 12 Schneider, Sydnee S. 12,76, 78 Schreier, E. Jane 12,17,58, 61.66.70.81 Schuetz, Renee M. 12,64 Schutte, Pierre A. 12,69,77, 83 Schwartz, Steve G. 12,79 Segner, Larry L. 12,63 Senn, Joann E. 12,113 Share, Kurt P. 12,85,88 Siedschlag, Gareda J. 12,64 Silvis, Anne E. 12,71,79,81, 84 Smith, Anna M. 12 Smith, M. Christine 12,60, 69.84 Smith, Sheryl A. 12,60,66, 71.113 Steiner, Doran D. 12,63 Sullivan, Richard J. 12,17, 63.72.85.113 Swiggum, Richard L. 12,72, 79,85,89,95,98,99 Thomm, Ronald V. 12,63 Trumpy, Carol J. 12 Trumpy, John C. 12,85,91, 95.101 Tschudy, Dan W. 12,63,72, 85 Tschudy, Robert J. 12,114 Urban, Susan P. 12,70,79,84 Usher, Lauren A. 12,79,84 Villalpando, Patricia M. 12, 71,79 Vincent, Richard D. 12,85, 88.95.101 Voegeli, Gary G. 12,63 Voelkli, Linda K. 12,79 Wagner, Gregory L. 12,66, 79.81 Wald, Linda J. 12,64 Walters, Patricia L. 12 Warfel, Sara A. 12,71,84 Wartenweiler, David C. 12, 82.97.101 Webster, James A. 12,82 Wedesky, Mary Jo 12,70,79, 84 Wedig, Jeanette L. 12 Weir, Timothy J. 12,97 Wells, Donald S. 12,99 Welton, Jean E. 12,69 Wenger, Kathleen J. 12 West, Joan E. 12 Wilde, James L. 12,63,88,97 Wilde, Judy A. 12,71 Wilcox, David W. 12,66,77 Willbom, Mary S. 12,69 Williams, James M. 12 Wuetrich, Barbara E. 12,66, 71.81 Wuthrich, Candace J. 12,71, 79.84 Zentner, Violet M. 12,65 Zwicker, Susan E. 12,65 Zwygart, Marshall D. 12,79, 85.89.95.101.113 JUNIORS: Allen, David K. 13,62,63,67, 97,115 Allen, James H. 13 Aim, Barbara A. 13 Ambrose, James A. 13,99 Anderson, Edmund R. 13,96, 112 Anderson, Jenny L. 13 Arnold, Sharon L. 13,58,71, 112 Ausmus, Jeanne E. 13,58,64 Babler, Susan K. 13,60,71,74, 84.115 Bacher, William G. 13,66 Bacon, Tom B. 13,89,97,102 Bahr, Judith A. 13,58,65,71 Bainbridge, Marilyn A. 13, 71,74,92 Bandi, Walter A. 13 Barm ore, Penny J. 13 Bartelt, James R. 13 Bauman, John K. 13,62 Baumgartner, Gary L. 13,58, 70,81,114 Baumle, Jerry E. 13,77,82, 101 Beckman, Fred W. 13,82 Beckman, Margaret A. Beer, Sharon L. 13,71,74,84 Benkert, Janice A. 13,66 Benkert, John J. 13 Bidlingmaier, Frieda M. 13, 64,65 Blackbourn, Gary L. 13,85, 88,96,101 Block, David L. 13 Bloom, Nordean W. 13,62 Blum, Jean M. 13,74 Blum, Kathy L. 13,71,74,112 Blum, Phyllis E. 13 Blum, Roger W. 13 Blum, Susan M. 13, 74 Bober, Christine A. 13,61,71, 79 Bober, Geraldine J. 13,61,71, 79 Boeck, Orville A. 13,82 Boss, Frederick W. 13 Boynton, John L. 13,75,79 Brommer, David A. 13 Brown, Elaine H. 13,64,79 Buchholtz, Robert W. 13,85, 88,90,92,95,98,99 Buehler, William A. 13,82 Buholzer, Ronald A. 13,82 Bumpke, Cheryl A. 13 Burington, Keith M. 13,85, 88.90.93.95.98.99.115 Burkhard, Thomas M. 13,83 Chambers, Peggy J. 13,65, 71,74 Chesebro, Larry K. 13,79,82, 85,97 Counselman, Beth Ann 13, 58,84 Craigo, Thurman Lee 13,67 Deininger, David G. 13,61, 72.85.88.102.115 Deininger, William E. 13, 62,63,96 Doherty, Margaret A. 13 Doyle, Michael J. 13,74,100, 101,112 Eaton, Carolyn K. 13 Eberhardt, Ralph C. 13 Ellingson, Donna R. 13 Elmer, Marilyn L. 13,58,65,79 119 Ferguson, Dean L. 13,82 Fodor, Susan 13,71,74,112 Franklin, Daniel R. 13,72, 85,88,95,102,113 Frantz, Elizabeth M. 13,61, 70 Fritz, Terry J. 14,101 Fuchs, Sharon L. 14,64 Gable, Charles M. 14,69 Gaulrapp, Daniel L. 14,79 Gerhart, Mary Jo 14,65,71 Gcrondalc, Dennis J. 14,62, 74,83,112,102 Gille, Roger J. 14,98 Goecks, Susan M. 14,65,71 Goepfert, Roger L. 14,82 Grossen, Don J. 14,85,91,96, 103 Hardyman, Nancy J. 14,60, 64,112 Hartwig, Eugene A. 14,62 Hasler, Ann L. 14 Hasse, Alana J. 14,65 Hauri, Shirley J. 14 Hefty, Fredric C. 14 Heinzelman, Cherrie A. 14, 64,69 Henning, John N. 14 Hinebaugh, Sharon S. 14,17, 65,71,72,74,78 Hoffman, Susan C. 14,69,71 Howe, Catherine A. 14,60 Huffman, Jane D. 14,58,65, 66,68 Hunt, Bonnie Jo 14,69,71,76, 78 Hyland, Timothy J. 14 Indergand, Diane 14,60,64, 71 Jacobs, Julie A. 14,71,72,74 Janke, Dan L 14 Janke, Louis F. 14,85,88,97, 102 Johnson, Gayle R. 14,85,88, 99 Johnson, Joan E. 14,58,66, 114 Johnson, Leland H. 14,80,99 Keister, Karen K. 14,65,71, 78 Kilzer, Madge D. 14,60 Kitto, Janice L. 14,74,79 Kleier, Eloise H. 14 Kline, Janis L. 14,58,84 Knaack, Kristine L. 14 Knouse, Terry L. 14,62 Koenig, Cecelia M. 14,58,71 Krauss, Linda M. 14 Kubly, Coleen J. 14,69,71 Kubly, Curtis L. 14,89,99 Kubly, LaVonne A. 14 Kundert, Karen K. 14,58 Kundert, Marcia J. 14,17,65, 69,71,72 LaBuwi, Margo L. 14 Larson, Linda K. 14,79,84 Lawrence, Patricia A. 14,84, 112 Leek, David P. 14 Leuenberger, Larry 14,66,68 Leuzinger, Richard A. 15,58 Lindsay, Kay E. 15,60,71,74, 113 Line, Paul T. 15 Lisser, Janet K. 15 Logeson, Nathan W. 15,85, 89,97 Lostetter, Robert C. 15 Lueck, David S. 15,101 Lynch, Thomas J. 15 Lysser, David W. 15,80,82, 85,91,101 McDonald, Sheila R. 15,60, 67,68,84 McGuire, Linda C. 15,69,71 Mahley, Marcia R. 15,66 Mallory, Anne L. 15,84 Manos, Marsha A. 15,69 Marti, Margie A. 15,71,72 Martin, James L 15,85,88, 90,97,100,101,112 Maske, Karen Lynn 15 Matzke, Bethany R. 15,58,65 Matzke, Harlow G. 15,62,66, 69 Mau, Darlene A. 15,71 Mayer, David H. 15,82,96 Mayer, Mary L. 15,71,84,92 Mayne Deanne K. 15 Messerli, William E. 15 Meythaler, Madalyn L. 15, 71,76,78,81 Miller, Unda K. 15,60,74, 84 Mitchell, Jane A. 71,74,92, 113 Mitchell, Thomas N. 15,74, 85,95,102,115 Moen, Arthur J. Jr. 15,68,76 Moritz, Fredric A. 15,58,66, 67,68 Mueller, Peter E. 15,17,85, 91,95,103 Myers, Mary L. 15,71,74 Nall, Ginger L. 15,65,69,71 Nyman, Betty K. 15,70 Nyman, Mary L. 15,74,76 Olson, Elsa A. 15,64 Oostdik, Jack L. 15,89,97,98 Ott, Ted A. 15 Pattinson, Karen L. 15 Pederson, Marlynn M. 15,71, 72,74 Phillips, Elmer Gary 15 Phillips, Jane K. 15 Phillips, Jerry A. 15 Pickett, Dennis F. 15,82 Pluss, Lena M. 15,79,84 Pulver, Terry W. 15,63 Raymer, George A. 15,67,68, 99 Reed, Brian J. 15,96 Reilly, Michael T. 15,79 Remus, Charles E. 15 Richardson, R. Janet 15,71, 84 Riesen, Richard J. 15 Ritter, Dennis E. 15 Robertson, Orson, Jr. 15,82, 91,97 Roehrdanz, Richard L. 15,80, 81,95,98 Roethe, Caroline K. 15,66, 74,78 Rosenstiel, Marvin G. 15 Roth, John M. 15,68 Ruch, Charlcen R. 15 Ruda, Jennifer S. 15,69 Ruf, James 15,99 Rule, Edward L. 15,62,97 Rupnow, Thomas R. 15,77, 82.83.99 Salesman, James E. 15,62, 63 Sandley, Janis A. 15,58,65, 66 Schild, James E. 15,82,89 Schiller, John K. 15 Schuetz, Mary J. 15,65,112 Schuetze, Frederik E. 15,68, 70.82.85.102 Schwarze, Richard A. 15,66, 68 Schwerin, Curtis M. 15,85, 91.102 Schott, Bruce E. 16,62 Shultz, Mary L. 16,71 Sickinger, Sue A. 16,69,71 Signer, Dale A. 16,62 Simmons, Julene K. 16,58, 69,71,79,81 Simpson, Sally J. 16,58,71, 74,84,92 Sippel, JoAnn K. 16,64,79 Smith, David A. 16,62 Smith, Steven J. 16,62,83, 85.99 Soddy, Burnett C. 16,99 Spani, Joann D. 16,71 Springer, Launa L. 16,81 Stackpole, Brian J. 16,82,112 Stauffacher, David J. 16,17, 66,74,112 Stauffacher, James H. 16,67, 91,101 Stauffacher, John F. 16,67, 68 Stauffacher, Patricia A. 16, 67.68.79 Stauffacher, Terrance M. 16, 74,88 Steffen, Jeanine L. 16,60,76 Steiner, Richard C. 16,62 Stocker, Mary A. 16,71 Strieker, James J. 16,62,69 Strieker, Leilani L. 16,58,64 Stuart, Caryl A. 16,58,61 Stuckey, Dennis W. 16,62 Suda, Carolyn A. 16,58,64 Sulzer, William L. 16,62,99 Summeril, Carol A. 16,58, 59.61.66.68.72.78 Swiggum, Donna K. 16,60, 72.73.78 Theiler, Jerry W. 16 Theiler, Virginia H. 16,66, 68.79 Thomm, Jeffrey L. 16,62 Trumpy, JoAnn J. 16,65,71 Updike, Richard E. 16 VanHom, Marvin L. 16 Voegeli, Sandra K. 16,58,66 VonKaenel, Robert F. 16,80 Wagner, Bruce A. 16,82,97 Warren, Mary K. 16,65 Wasserstrass, John D. 16,68, 75 Wcgmueller, John E. 16,62, 67,68 Wegner, Susan E. 16,66 Weir, Glen O. 16,97 Weiss, Robert J. 16,62 Wells, David R. 16,88 Wells, Jean M. 16,64 West, Terry D. 16,97,99 White, Jayne D. 16 Wild, Dianne J. 16,60,64,71 Wild, Greg J. 16 Wilde, Beverly J. 16,58,66, 68 Williams, Barbara D. 16,60, 71 Winkler, Craig J. 16 Witt, Beverly L. 16,64 Wittwer, Leon A. 16,85,88, 96,101 Wuethrich, William P. 16,62 85.88.97 Wuetrich, Larry R. 16,66,98 Wyttenbach, Christine E. 16, 58,64 Wyttenbach, John A. 16,77, 82.97 Young, Lauren D. 16,69 Zcntner, Mclvctta J. 69,71 Zettle, Norma F. 16 Ziltener, Mary L. 16,64,69 Zimmerman, Jean E. 16,58, 65 Zumkehr, Bonnie K. 16,58, 64,69 Zwicker, Thomas E. 16 SENIORS: Austin, Joyce E. 20,60,65 Baltzcr, Kathleen R. 20,68, 74.108 Barnes, Martha A. 20,74,117 Barry, Richard G. 20,58,73, 84,92,96,97,103,109,110, 117 Baumgartner, Harvey C. 20, 82.109 Beach, Audrey A. 20,65,69, 72,74,81,106,107,109,110 Bear, Wilson G. 20,62,63 Beer, James R. 20,84,88,96, 100.101.109 Bemdt, Marion F. 21 Bernet, Judith J. 21,66 Bidlingmaier, James G. 21, 85,93,94,95,100,101,115 Blascr, Rodney R. 21,88,100, 101,106 Blum, Linda Lou 21 Blum, Robert D. 21,62 Broge, William R. 21 Brunkow, Shirley A. 21,65, 66.109 Burkhalter, Nancy D. 22,71, 109 Burkhalter, Ned H. 22 Camron, Joyce I. 22,65,84 Chambers, Ruth E. 22,59,69, 109.110.111.117 Condon, Mary L 22,58,71, 74.109.110.111 Conners, Victoria A. 22,58, 71 Coplien, Richard A. 22 Coplien, Terrence L. 22,74, 88.92.100.101.110.111 Cummings, Gary V. 23,66 Cummings, Terry L. 23 Daley, Kathryn J. 23,58,109 Digman, Stephen L. 23,62, 63.82.91.109.117 120 Dillon, Terry A. 23,62 Dillon, Tim E. 23,62,96,97 Dinley, Floyd E. 23,62 Donny, Margaret M. 23,114 Etch, William J. 24,79,84, 88,100,101 Etter, Martha L. 24,59,80, 109.110.111 Faith, Donna L. 24,76 Ferguson, Dennis L. 24 Fey, Helen J. 64,65 Field, Virgil J. 24,88 Fodor, Kathryn 24,71,74,110, 111.117 Fritz, Linda L. 24,59,71,109, 110.117 Fritz, Sandra J. 24,66,68 Gafner, Urs 25,66,67,68,69, 100,101 Gavigan, Ronald R. 25,62, 117 Gerhart, Judith M. 25,60,71, 110 Gilbertson, David A. 25 Gilbertson, James N. 25 Gobeli, John M. 25 Goecks, Louis E. 25,76 Goetz, Teresa A. 25,58,61, 69.70.84.109.110.111 Griffith, Gary E. 26,84 Grundahl, Steve T. 26,69,70, 82.85.88.92.98.99.109.110 Gutzmer, Phil D. 26 Hager, Jane A. 26,58,61,71, 72 Hanson, Gary K. 26,66,99 Hanson, M. Jacqueline 26,71 Hanson, Roger A. 26 Harms, Ann S. 26,64,65 Hartwig, Lonna M. 27,65 Hartwig, William E. 27 Hawthorn, Larry A. 27,62,66, 68.110 Hefty, Judith E. 27,59,67,68, 74.116.117 Herbert, Karen A. 27,65,66, 109.117 Herrmann, Carol S. 27 Herrmann, Michael F. 27 Holcomb, Larry L. 27,60,69, 77,84,91,94,95,103,110 Holcomb, Linda K. 28,59,74, 117 Houser, Rebecca P. 28,39, 58.67.68.72.74.81.110.116 Howe, Mary V. 28,71,108 Janssen, John M. 28,85,108, 110 Jensen, Jon J. 28 Johnson, Gene A. 28,82 Johnston, William R. 28,85 Kem, Richard P. 28,62 Kindschi, Kim L. 29,72,85, 95.103.106.115.116 Kirchner, Susan J. 29,69,84 Klarer, Nancy J. 29,69 Kleier, Jorden O. 29,62 Kneubuehl, Spencer E. 29 Knipschild, Robert C. 29,59, 72.85.88.94.95.98.99.117 Koenig, Frances L. 29,61,71, 115 Kohl, Barbara J. 29,60,65,71 Kohn, William W. 30,82,88, 100,101,115 Kramer, Terry M. 30,84,97, 101 Krebs, Carol L. 30,58,65,74, 117 Krebs, Kay E. 30,65,74,76, 110.116.117 Kubly, Diane E. 30,64 Kubly, Richard A. 30,88,96 Kubly, Terry D. 30,69,84,88, 109.114.117 Kundert, Barbara R. 31,106, 107.110.111.117 Krueger, Stephen P. 30 Landis, Dan J. 31,58,69,81, 85,88,90,97,98,106,108, 110,111 Lawrence, Victoria V. 31 Leek, Carol L. 31,76 Lehr, Sandra L. 31,60 Leopold, Vernon R. 31 Lisser, John G. 31 Lovell, Gary S. 31,77,102 Lux, Tony K. 32,39,68,77,85, 108 Martin, Vicki L. 32,58,60,71, 106,107 Marty, James F. 32,58,72,80, 85.110.117 Marty, Jerry W. 32,39,82,96, 100,101,108 Marty, Robert P. 32,63 Maske, Robert L. 32 Mathias, Susan K. 32,58,71, 110,111 Miller, Kristy L 32,58,60,69, 71.108 Miller, Victoria L. 33,58 Milz, Bernard A. 33,58,84,88, 90,94,95,98,110 Milz, Richard A. 33,77 Mohns, Phyllis R. 33,66,67, 68 Moore, Edward W. 33,66,68, 69 Neuenschwander, William L. 33 Norton, Lynn L. 33,71,106, 107 Nussbaum, Alice F. 33,60, 64.66.68.108 Olson, Kristine K. 34,60,64 Opel, Robert C. 34,77,94,95 Pandow, Stephen R. 34,110 Paske, Randall E. 34 Patterson, Laura J. 34,61 Peterson, Patricia A. 34,58, 74 Peterson, Raymond G. 34,77, 117 Pick, H. David 34,62,85,88, 96.100.101.106.108 Poff, Gary D. 35,82 Priewe, Carol J. 35,108 Rear, Joan K. 35,65,84 Reed, Stephen L. 35 Reichert, Cheryl K. 35,61, 71.110.111 Reinmann, Kendall A. 35,66, 69.82.84.108.110.111 Rice, Grant G. 35 Riddle, Teala D. 35,58,71, 84.92.108 Ritter, Sherry L. 36 Roberts, Hugh T. 36,92,110 Rosa, Fredric D. 36,66,67, 68,108 Rosenstiel, Joan K. 36,65,76 Rufer, Gene L. 36 Rufer, Mary R. 36,60,64,65, 69 Rule, Linda L. 36,65,76 Schiller, Ruth A. 36,65,74, 76,108 Schlichting, JoAnn 37,59,79, 108.117 Schrocder, Laura C. 37,59, 61,65,74 Schuetze, William R. 37,39, 58,74,84,88,100,101,108, 110,111 Schujman, David E. 37,73, 85,103 Slinde, Gean L. 37,60 Soddy, Elvina E. 37,65 Sonnenburg, Sharon M. 37,65 Sorenson, William R. 37 Stauffacher, Linda A. 38,65 Stocker, Dennis R. 38 Studer, Nathan A. 38 Sullivan, Mary C. 38,59,60, 72 Sulzer, Paul A. 38,62 Taft, Susan A. 38,60,66 Tertin, Michael A. 38 Thayer, Michael M. 38,74, 83,84,102 Thompson, Richard L. 39,77, 82 Trumpy, Rebecca J. 39,59, 67,68,72,81,108,110,111 Tschanz, Robert W. 39,69,85, 88,96 Tschudy, Alvin F. 39,62,63, 88 Updike, Sharon K. 39,69,71 Voelkli, Jack R. 39 VonArx, Elizabeth R. 39,66, 67,74,76 Walker, Mary C. 39,60,110, 117 Wangnoss, David E. 40 Weiss, Sandra L. 40,59,79 West, Laurene K. 40,64 Whitehead, Cheryl L. 40,69, 108,110 Wiesenberg. Erwin F. 40 Wieser, Barbara J. 40,66,67 Willborn, Ruth A. 40,65 Wuethrich, Roaul D. 40,82 Wyss, Carol L. 40,65 Zuhlke, James R. 40,84,98, 110.111.117 ADMINISTRATION: Ainsworth, Mrs. Lenoir 48, 108 Allen, Mr. Kenneth 51,63 Anderson, Mr. Edmund 45,75 Babula, Mr. Walter 52 Barnard, Mr. Allen 50,67,68 Barr, Mr. Stanley 48,88,101 Bender, Mrs. Floriann 46,79 Blunk, Miss Joyce 47 Brusburg, Miss Judith 47 Carroll, Mr. Richard 44,75, 91 Close, Mr. John 50 Cox. Mrs. Coy la 46 Darling, Mrs. Ruth 46,60 Deignan, Mr. Martin 95,98 Dunn, Mr. Wallace 45,88,96 Edwards, Mr. Arthur 102 Fischer, Miss Patricia 49,59 Goodmiller, Mrs. Elsbeth 50 House, Mrs. Deanna 50,64 Houser, Mrs. Bede 44,79,113 Huenink, Mr. Derwin 52 Hull, Mr. Roy 53,95,103,115 Isabella, Miss Elsa 51,84 Klippel, Mr. Wilfred 51,82, 102 Krueger, Mrs. Marcella 44 Livens, Mr. Keith 47,79,80, 81 Livingston, Mrs. Alice 50,65 Lux, Mrs. Emmeline 47,76 Meyer, Mrs. LaVeme 46,81 Mitchell, Mr. Lee 53,85,95, 115 Mott, Mr. Allan 48 Mowbray, Mr. Charles 51,82 Nalepinski, Mrs. Nancy 46, 61,81 Neale, Mr. Ralph 52,85,88, 96 Peters, Mr. John 48,80 Reese, Mr. John 44 Roberts, Mr. Ronald 51,82 Ruesch, Mr. Gordon 45,77, 82,83 Ruge, Mr. Gerald 49,95,99 Schreier, Mrs. Ruth 49 Schuetze, Mrs. June 48 Schweizer, Mr. Roy 45,75 Sebald, Mr. Leo 53,74 Siedschlag, Mrs. Katherine 49,59 Simpson, Mr. Fred 48,72,73, 101,108,115 Spoerry, Mrs. Nancy 46 Steensrud, Mr. Gerhard 51, 91 Stroessner, Mr. Wayne 45,75, 88 Stuckey, Mr. William 52 Van Dyke, Miss Patricia 46, 71,110 Wells, Mr. Robert 88,100 SCHOOL EMPLOYEES: Buchholtz, Mr. Rodney 54 Callahan, Mrs. Julie 84 Edwards, Mrs. Hazel 53 Erickson, Mrs. Merle 54 Etter, Mrs. Katheryn 53 Feldt, Mrs. Elsie 54 Gempler, Mr. Fred 55 Herbert, Mr. William 54 Hunt, Mr. Clifford 55 Kesler, Mr. Joe 54 Klarer, Mr. Emil 55 Leverton, Mr. Larry 55 Maurer, Mr. Robert 54 Peterson, Mrs. Mildred 54 Rosenthal, Mrs. Helen 53 Schwerin, Mrs. Marie 54 Schwerin, Mr. Marvin 55 Share, Mr. Delbert 55 Smith, Mr. William 55 Stauffer, Mr. Robert 55 Wilde, Mr. A1 54 121 They Backed Us! Ainsworth Insurance Agency Badger Paint and Hardware Store Badger Sporting Goods Co., Inc. Madison, Wis. Bahr's Variety Store Baraboo Food Products, Inc. Bauman's Ace Hardware 'to Betty's Beauty Salon Blackbourn's Service Blumer's Blum's Rexall Drugs Bob and Wig's Cycle Shop Boyer's L.P. Gas and Northern Propane Co. Brennan's Super Market Bruni-Miller Co., Inc. The Chocolate Shop â Commercial and Savings Bank Dodge's âFran Thorpe Paint and W fall paper Store D. M. and C. M. Frey, Inc. L Halford, Wis. TB Frito-Lay, Inc., North Central Division Gamble's jf JK Gempler Tire and T.B.A. Supplies G Wcs D y M A By [onstcad Cliiropractic Clinic Hoffman Dry Cleaners JB Joe Kuhne Lumber and Construction Co. Kerfe's Shoes Kingdon Super Servicp ine Electric Service W A . lili Office Supply dert Oil Qbmpany Kundert's Shoe Store Lanz Hardware Lynch Typewriter and Office Supply, Inc. Janesville, Wis. Dog 'n Suds Magee Beauty Shop Drapery House Maple Grove Inn Etter's Marco's Restaurant and Supper Club Eugene Hotel ; ia, sb Martin's Sport and Hobby Store Evans Letter Shop The Medical Center w W First National Bank Those who contributed more Letâs Back Them! Milady's, $ The Monroe Bakery Monroe Clinic Monroe Electric Shop The Monroe Floral Shop Monroe 1 aundry Monroe Milling Corp. Montgomery Ward The Monroe Music Company Oaktron Industries, Inc. Pandow Jeweler's Phillips and Smith Furniture and Appliance City Radke Studio of Photography Regez Cheese and Paper Supply Co. Robertâs Beauty Salon Rosa Florist Starflower Shop Rottler's Variety Store Ruf's Confectionery Schmidt's Monroe Shoe Store Schmitz Studio of Photography Schuetze's of Monroe Carl J. Schwingel, D.D.S. Sid's 12th Avenue Beauty Shop Simmons Realty Co. Simmons Woodcraft and Monroe Construction Co. Stuart Printing Co. Studer's Super Service, Inc. The Style Shop A. J. Sweet of Madison, Inc. Swiggum's Standard Service The Swiss Colony ,:;The Swiss Wheel Swiss Wheel Motel Trausch Baking Company Dubuque, Iowa Trumpy's Dairy Service Tschudy's Specialty Service United Telephone Company J. H. Usher, D.D.S. Veryl's Vincentâs Grocery, Browntown, Wis. The Waffle Shop Wisconsin Po.ver and Light Zumkehr Pleasant Valley Cheese Factory down quiet halls memories. The familiar stairs will soon appear And our journey will come to an end. n hand we came this far-- Your steps'close to mine. Here our common journey finds its close--Other paths, new, (those we may not share) Have here a beginning. Let me look back once, Then descend those stairs to pass ough the door, walk on, orever hearing steps that move stairc sses no longer mine. RutK E. Chambers WC7 124
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