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

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Athletes Enjoy Skiing M-Club's primary concern for the present and future years was to make the club more active and interesting. At 7:30 AM members were often found in conference at school with this particular goal in mind. One of the highlights of the year was a day of cross country skiing in January. This event was thoroughly enjoyed by all and is expected to be repeated in the following years. The group held several money making events. The main one was the Alumni Basketball Tournament which brought many graduates back to MHS to cheer on their former classmates. Members could also be found selling Cheesemaker T-shirts and windbreakers year round. All proceeds went into scholarship funds. CLOCKWISE, LOWER RIGHT: M-CLUB: FIRST ROW: J. Hurlbert, M. Glendenning, Advisors T. Morgan, R. Glendenning, K. Keen. SECOND ROW: T. Kohl, P. Silvis, T. Larson, J. Neuenschwander, K. Miller, S. Rieder. THIRD ROW: A. Deignan, B. Norton, S. Christen, B. Stokes. President Mark Glendenning reviews some important points. An early morning M-Club meeting. Theresa listens carefully. 25

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Crew Attends 'Fiddler' Theatre Crew discovered themselves in the midst of a year filled with challenges from the very beginning, and not all involved the application of makeup. The various productions presented members with an opportunity to apply their skills and experiment at the same time. The crew started off with the task of transforming FHA girls into homecoming clowns. Next in line was the high school musical and then Cheaper by the Dozen presented by the Jr. High. The latter found crew members in contemplation over the number and size of freckles to be applied. The club demonstrated their abilities for the last time on the cast of The Madwoman of Chaillot. The group's main source of money came through a number of bake sales. Crew members also tried their hand at making caramel apples for an after school sale. The group received their hard earned reward in the form of a trip to the Wilson Street East Dinner Theatre in Madison, where they viewed Fiddler on the Roof. CLOCKWISE, UPPER RIGHT: THEATRE CREW OFFICERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: K. Tuescher, treas; P. Schmid, vp; C. Irvin, pres, C. Schott, sec. THEATRE CREW: FIRST ROW: P. Schmid, M. Peterson, C. Endres, C. Irvin. SECOND ROW: Advisor J. Schuetze, M. Radke, M. Peterson, A. Hamilton, J. Viney, C. Schott. THIRD ROW: H. Wulf, K. Tuescher, Q. Jew, W. Halbach, H. Sulzer, G. Hefty, P. Baker. STANDING: T. Hartwig, male, D. Wolfe, D. Bartlett, L. Keith, A. Deignan, T. Kohl, A. Hurlbert, P. Silvis, J. McElhaney, S. Blanc. Heidi Wulf applies the basics to a member of the Jr. High musical. Kristi Tuescher concentrates on the eye makeup of an actor. Carol Irvin smilingly demonstrates her skill at applying freckles. 24

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Mardi Gras Captures French Spirit With 25 new members and one of the largest memberships in 15 years, French Club was able to initiate original activities including Mardi Gras, a celebration before the Lenten Season. Donning a variety of colorful costumes, French Clubbers ate, played games, and won prizes for the originality of their dress. Theresa Barry and Julie Creamer, disguised as nuns, received the awards for best overall costumes. Other French Club ventures were challenging Spanish and German Clubs in volleyball and viewing a French film, La Symphonie pastorale. Although new activities became popular, traditional ideas were also in demand throughout the year. In October, the annual fund-raising Chili Supper was well attended, providing French Club with necessary finances. Later, as part of the Christmas party, French Clubbers caroled at local homes and hospitals. Finally, in the Spring a progressive dinner was held at several Monroe homes. 26