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

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Board Revives TumAbout The medium between the complaints and suggestions of the student body and action taken by the administration was Liaison Board. This year’s board got a lot of feedback from the students, and moved in the right direction to see complaints corrected and suggestions completed. One of the first items brought before the board, was the request for a pop machine in the M-Room. After going through the channels, a pop machine was put in, on a trial basis in September. A common appeal was for a dance. After many hours and surveys, conducted by the Student Activities Committee, it was determined that the majority of students wanted to revive TurnAbout. A date was set, and with much planning, a successful Turn-About dance was conducted by Liaison Board. The organized board, with Julie Putnam acting as chairman and Kristi Tuescher secretary, then looked ahead to the next year and began revising the activities of Homecoming week. The election of the new board in April and summer meetings helped pull things together to give the 77-78 Liaison Board a strong lead into another promising year. CLOCKWISE. TOP LEFT: The TurnAbout ad hoc committee worked very hard to make flowers like these for centerpieces. LIAISON BOARD: FIRST ROW: S. Barnes. C. Swenson, P. O'Donahue. B. Bennett. S. Christen SECOND ROW: J. Putnam. K. Tuescher. Q. Jew. T. Rothen-buehler THIRD ROW: R. Weis. P. Schmid. C. Elmer. T. Neumann. FACULTY ADVISORS: Mr. Brockman. Mr. Kubly. Mrs. Schuetze, Mr. Trampe. Mr. Stauffacher. Persistent requesting led to the installation of the pop machine. Mr. Stauffacher makes another interesting'point at a Liaison Board meeting. 20—Liaison Board

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Organizations

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til Willing To Assist— IMC Club Amidst the publications, busy IMC workers could be seen shelving, checking out, and repairing books. Each IMC member works five hours a week in the IMC. This organized group had quite an active year. Creating M” mice for Homecoming, a car wash, and Halloween insurance were a few of IMC’s ways of earning money. This money was then used for trips to conventions and Dubuque, a senior trip, and supporting the Fine Arts Fair. IMC Club had pizza parties, and a Welcome Home party for David Keith, as well as being host for various AFS and Faculty Teas. Ms. Dex-heimer showed slides and spoke on her trip to Greece, for an educational and entertaining IMC program. Members of SLAW, State Library Assistants of Wisconsin, elected Lynn Knuebuhler their president. A SLAW convention, held in La-Crosse, was attended by Roger Hanson, Deb Haeft, Lorraine Albright, and Ed Dalton. SLAW conventions and workshops are held to help keep IMC workers and advisors informed of new and better techniques to maintain an efficiently run IMC. Helpful members and advisors were always willing to assist faculty and the student body, making sure they all got the most out of the Instructional Media Center, the IMC. UPPER LEFT: OFFICERS: TOP: Brad Timm-pres., Kathy Benkert—VP. Julie Babler—sec.. Roger Hanson—treas. Mrs. Lux was always on hand to assist in the IMC. IMC CLUB: FIRST ROW: Jeff Leopold. Shari Smith. Deb Hanson. Roger Hanson. SECOND ROW: Corena Parmer. Mrs. Beyer—adv.. Kevin Gerber. Karen Amacher, Mrs. Lux—adv.. Deb Haeft THIRD ROW: Kim Dunlavey. Julie Babler. Dawn Is-ley. Jenell Paulson. Tami Wilde. Jeff Vandelin FOURTH ROW: Tracy Shultz. Kathy Benkert. Lynn Knuebuhler. Lorraine Albright. Brad Timm. Alan Blum F'lFTH ROW: Ed Dalton. Joel Blum. IMC Club-21