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

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Pep Club Packs a Powerful Year Pep Club promoted school spirit and enthusiasm in many ways this year. On the morning of an athletic event, each team member was greeted by a special spirit boosting slogan on his locker. These decorations proved MHS students always back our teams to the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat. Other methods of motivation included selling fight buttons and making posters for the teams. Pep Club also helped the students dance the night away at two special events. They aided in the decoration of the M-Room for Homecoming and took on the still new responsibility of sporsor-ing Turn-About. Besides making fun and games for others, Pep Club sold large amounts of candy to sponsor their own fun-filled and spirited trip to Great America. 4. Pep Club. FRONT ROW: Mr. Lancaster. Pres. S. Hilfiker, Vice Pres. B Bayrhoffer. Sec. L. Batty. Treas N. Barth. S. Rieder, C Vance. W. Donny, A. Kopp. SECOND ROW: N. Wells. B Hartwig. D Neuenschwander, R Gratz. L Radke. J. Hogan. K. Buol. A. Hare. A Bregenzer. M. Kopp THIRD ROW: V. Miller. L. Neuenschwander. M. Wand. K. Lier-mann. T. Smith. M Keenen. L. Soddy. L. Maveus. L. Keenen. M Johnson. L. Gilbertson. J. Schuetz, W. Swiggum. 5. Pep Club enjoys ride in Homecoming Parade 6 Marie Keenen puts up a locker decoration. 7. President Shelly Hilfiker leads a Pep Club meeting. 9 6 7

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Theater Crew Takes On New Faces Because of the tripling in membership with many underclassmen this year, workshops were necessary to acquaint newcomers with make-up techniques. The Theater Crew was able to apply these new techniques in the productions of the junior high plays, and more importantly, the senior high musical and play. Caramel apple sales were big events for the Theater Crew this year. By having two sales on different occasions, they managed to earn funds for a special field trip. When asked what she would like to see happen in the future with Theater Crew, advisor Candice Dexheimer replied. “I would like to see more aspects of drama, other than make-up, applied.” 1. Annette Scott applies make-up to a South Pacific cast member. Mary Ann Miller. 2. Sue Augsburg enjoys a caramel apple sold by the Theater Crew 3 Theater Crew. FRONT ROW: M Keenen. A. Maldonado. Pres. L. Batty, Vice Pres. M Wand. Sec. Treas S. Gauger. Advisor G. Kieraldo. SECOND ROW: L. Lancaster. A. Scott. K. Brennan. K. Lier-mann. R Kirichkow. B. Lynch. S Hennager. A. Shreve. A. Jew, J. Schuepp. Advisor C. Dexheimer THIRD ROW. T. Deignan. C. Vance, N. Zeitler, J. Benzschawel. K. Vance. L. Pfister, C. Weidman. K. McElhaney. 3 8

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Forensic Five Advance to State. After much practice, changing a word or two, or adding a dramatic gesture, the Forensics Team was ready for a competitive season. At the Platteville Invitational four members, Kevin Callahan, Bill Takacs, Mary Allen, and Becky Hart-wig, participated in the final rounds of their categories. On March 9th, all Forensics members received A’s at the sub-districts. These ratings advanced them on to district. The Badger Conference, hosted by Monroe, brought tough competition to the group. Middleton won the tournament. Later in March, the four members mentioned earlier and Bob Rasmussen received A’s at district and went on to state. At the state meet, Mary Allen and Bob Rasmussen received A’s and Callahan, Hartwig, and Takacs received B’s. Sophomores Kevin Callahan and William Takacs, Junior Becky Hartwig, and Senior Mary Allen were honored with the outstanding awards in their respective classes. 1. Becky Hartwig makes a dramatic gesture. 2. Bob Rasmussen adds another point. 3 Forensics Members and Coaches, FRONT ROW: R. Kirichkow. J. Deprez. K. Callahan. B. Hartwig. and B Goodman. BACK ROW: Mr. Trampe. Mrs. Spoerry, Mr Stauffa-cher. Ms. Dexheimer, B. Rasmussen, and W. Takacs. (Not Pictured. Mary Allen). 4 Barb Goodman demonstrates the proper technique by posing for a M-Book picture. 3 10