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

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Candy Bars Help Pay For Trip The first order of business for Kay-bec Klub members was to earn money for the annual trip to Canada. This was accomplished through the delivery of Lanz fliers, and sale of crepes, Cheese Days buttons, and those ever-famous candy bars. The trip took place, as usual, during Easter vacation. The group attended a hockey game, a maple sugaring party, and toured the Parliament building, St. Anne’s Cathedral, and the Old City of Quebec. Individuals took the ferry ride across the St. Lawrence River, and visited many different restaurants to sample the various French cuisines. Mr. and Mrs. Larson, Deb, Beth, and Chris Larson went with the group. Martha Moe was the chairman of Kay-bec Klub, and Daryl Gordon was treasurer. The sights and sounds of Quebec will be a memory. TOP: KAYBEC KLUB: FIRST ROW: Martha Moe. Mary Barry, Sue Bird, Cathy Staab. Gret-chen Schultz. SECOND ROW: Sue Frey. Sue Heinzelman, Kath Pintar. Sandy Reese. Mr. Lar-son-advisor. THIRD ROW: Deb Haeft. Bill Bowman. Harry Miller. John Baumann. Lana Iverson. Gerry Purcell. Teri Hart wig, Cindy Heins. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Gruninger. Kevin Miller. Shannon Ernster. Cindy Stiles. Daryl Gordon. CENTER: Kaybec Klub members enjoy dining at French restaurants while in Quebec. The Parliament of the Province of Quebec was toured. BOTTOM: The Larry Larson Family is pictured here with the driver who took the students to Quebec. The Larsons have gone to Canada with Kaybec Klub for seven years and their children have accompanied the group for three years. 26—Kaybec Klub

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Delicacies Delight French Club The French Club was in full swing right from the start. They started the year off with a bike-hike and a picnic for all members. The freshmen were made welcome during the annual initiation. As the weather turned frosty, French Clubbers were out carolling through Monroe, in French of course. Many of the year’s activities were centered around French delicacies. A pastry party allowed members to show their creative cooking skills, as well as taste an assortment of pastries. Gourmet techniques were perfected as a French banquet-progressive dinner was held. Members prepared and served an actual French meal. In the spring, the M-Room served as the breakfast place for early-rising French Club members. To finish the year the way it started, a picnic was enjoyed by all. Along with crepes, biking, and a lot of good food, the French speaking population of MHS will remember the good times they had participating in this year’s French Club. TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Larson added experience and excitement to a productive year. FRENCH CLUB: JUNIORS AND SENIORS: FIRST ROW: M. Moe. J. Santiago. Foot. | Gibbons. SECOND ROW: J. Howarth. M. Bender. D. Witt. K. Pintar, D. Gordon. THIRD ROW: L. Kamstra. K. Tuescher. R. Hanson. C. Heins. A. Hamilton. D. Hartwig. P. O'Donahue. F'OURTH ROW: D. Bybee. D. Kundert. T. Jaramillo. J. Ingold. B. Ableman. S. Frey. L. Buhai. M. Peterson. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Larson—Adv.. K. Benkert. T. Hartwig. S. Reese. L. Iverson. G. Purcell. G. Schultz. M. Barry, S. Bird. B. Bowman. C. Irvin. D. Neucnschwander. S. Monahan. L. Bartlett. M. Moe. J. Viney. Deb Witt enjoyed creating French pasteries. CENTER: OFFICERS: SITTING: M. Bender, treas. CENTER: K. Pintar. pres.; Mr. Larson, adv.: L. McGraw. sec. TOP: B. Ableman. VP.. Lisa Bartlett heated Cherries Jubilee during the banquet. The juniors watched Kristi Tuescher for the correct way to eat pastry. FRENCH CLUB: SOPHOMORES: FIRST ROW: Mr. Larson. M. McKcown, K. Schultz. L. McGraw. M. Weigel. A. Deignan. S. Barnes. SECOND ROW': J. Chapman. T. Carroll. M. Urban. M. Glendenning, T. Brand, J. Wells, J. Heitz. THIRD ROW: A. Trudo. P. Kundert. C. Swenson. M. Bender, L Segner. P. Gempler. W. Ott, B. Frey. B. Stokes. FOURTH ROW: J. Miller. J. Iverson. M. Lampe. J. McArdle. BOTTOM: Kath Pintar fills water glasses and explained the French cuisine. FRESHMEN: FIRST ROW. T. Hart wig. B. Teehan. L. Ogden. L. Newman. D. Chandler. S. Culhane. N. Brennen. SECOND ROW: T. Mulhall. J. Kamstra. A. Hurlbert. L. Monahan. M. Ernster. THIRD ROW: Mr. Larson. J. Augustus. K. Santiago. Q. Jew-. J. Weidman. J. Creamer. S. Ableman. F'OURTH ROW: C. Blanc, B. Maddix, M. Carroll. T. Barry. S. Moe. M. Endrulat. Freshman French Club members savored the salads that were one of the courses during the French banquet-progressive dinner held in April. French Club—25

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Paco’s Symbolizes Good Times 197 t STATE CHAMPS The group with the south-of-the-border accent once again had a fun-filled year led by Peggy Place, Te-reasa Jaramillo, Eleanor Witte, and Carol Endres. Spanish Club members sold candy bars and had many bake sales throughout the year. Plans were made to use this money in setting up a scholarship for 2 Graduating Spanish students. On May 22, Spanish Club members took a trip to Paco’s Mexican Restaurant in Madison, where a delicious. authentic Mexican dinner was enjoyed by all. Following the dinner, the group saw the movie “Annie Hall” at the Orpheum Theatre on State Street. The late-night hour proved to be a challenge to members on Monday morning. Potential plans for the summer are another excursion to a nearby city, perhaps Madison again. The group would possibly attend a dinner-theatre for the evening. Spanish Club members will remember all the good times they had at MHS. TOP: OFFICERS: Tereasa Jaramillo. vice-president: Carol Endres. treasurer; Peggy Place, president; Mr. Grabow. advisor; Eleanor Witte, secretary. CENTER: Mr. Grabow shared his experience and knowledge with Spanish Club. BOTTOM: SPANISH CLUB: FIRST ROW: Meche Jaramillo. Kris Bienema. Mary Esser. Ann Rufenacht, Tracy Buening, Karen Shelton. SECOND ROW: Patti Silvis. AJ Shreve, Hidee Sulzer. Gail Hefty. Lisa Van-Horn. Becky Way. Tereasa Jaramillo. Jackie Tranel. THIRD ROW: Peggy Place. Carol Endres. Ann Trickel, Jean McElhaney. Chris Bayrhoffer. Steve Way. Greg Smith. Maureen McGuire. FOURTH ROW: Barb Norton. Mr. Grabow-Adv.. Laura Bartlett. Sandy Blanc. Eleanor Witte. Jana Thorson. Lisa Hughes. Spanish Club-27