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

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D.E.C.A. Attends Competitions D.E.C.A. Club members were busy with money raising projects. In the fall, they sold candy bars. Since this sale proved beneficial, members sold candy sticks in the winter and spring months. The club also gave three car washes and hosted one dance. In addition to selling projects, the club was also busy with regional and state competitions. Six members attended regional with five members advancing to state competition. Those five members are: Randy Wyss. Gregg Krattiger. Becky Hartwig, Dan Webster and Todd Santiago. Members of the club attended the Central Regional Event held in Kentucky on October 31-November 22. 1. Dave Bisegger drives for two points during the faculty—student basketball game. 2. This is D E C A s place of business 3 D.E.C.A. Club, FRONT ROW T Santiago. B Hartick. J Qually. D Webster, treas.; D. Schindler, sec.; G. Krattiger. pres ; Mr Fanning. SECOND ROW; D. Schwarzen-berger. R. Holland. W Nelson. B. Hartwig. C Brun-kow. T. Becker. G Kock, H. Tschanz. 4. Gregg Krattiger attends regional competition. 14

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Trekkers Take Trips Geotrekkers was a small but active club. They started off the year by taking a two-day trip to the Dubuque area. The sightseeing trip was taken in early October. In May the club held a Memorial Day picnic at a nearby cottage. Members enjoyed boating in addition to the regular picnic activity—eating. Geotrekkers joined other M.H.S. clubs on June 9 and traveled to Great America. The Members sold fruit cakes before Christmas. In April the club held a car wash. The money raised was spent financing the trips. 1. Sharon Kuster and Kathy Czajka discuss plans for future activities. 2 Geotrekkers. FRONT ROW K Czajka. K. Hanson. J. Czajka. SECOND ROW Mr Buvid. Ms Reese, K Friske. L. McKeegan. 13

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F.B.L.A. Serves Monroe The F.B.L.A. Club participated in many service projects throughout the year. While the Bloodmobile was in town, members greeted donors and assisted workers. F.B.L.A. members took part in the Walk-a-thon for the March of Dimes. In March, a bake sale was held with the proceeds going to the M.S. fund. The F.B.L.A. club also hosted a birthday party for the residents of the Monroe Manor in February. The members sang songs and gave the residents punch and cupcakes. The club also held selling projects for the funding of the annual banquet in April. The club sold Stanley Products, Current Stationery, and linen calendars. 1. Members dressed for Homecoming festivities wait for the parade to start 2. F.B.L A regional winners M Elmer. B. Cowell. W. Schmolt. S. Metcalf. R Ruch, P Garwell. T Hunt. A Kopp. 3 F.B.L.A. Club, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Zander; R. Ruch. vice pres.; H. Segner. hist; P Garwell. treas.; K. Friske. sec.; A Kopp. pres. SECOND ROW: S. Metcalf. A Tranel. N Hendrickson. D. Stamm. T. Hunt, L. Zimmerman. M Elmer. C Vance. M Larson. S. Wiesenberg. S. Hen-nager. Mrs. Leopold. Mrs Siedschlag. 4 F.B.L.A President Amy Kopp gets into the fun of Homecoming.