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

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Singers Serenade MHS and Community Madrigal Singers held a dinner at Abraham Lincoln during the Christmas season. Religious songs were sung and the audience was invited to join in with the singers. Performing at many shows, the Swing Choir was active throughout the year. As an extra special treat, the Collegiates from (JW-La-Crosse performed at a concert after Swing Choir and the other choruses gave their performance. The Swing Choir also performed at the Student-Faculty Show and a jazz concert. Fitted in the western look, the group demonstrated their talents in front of various Monroe community groups. 1. Jenny Deprez and Steve Johnson harmonize during a Swing Choir concert. 2. Madrigal Singers, FRONT: J. Deprez. J. Isley. W. Swiggum. M. Miller. C. Wunschel. A. Duit. M. Kundert. SECOND ROW: K. Halblade. S. Sorn. D. Pinnow, C. Ammon. K. McElhaney. T. Deignan. C. Weid-man. A. Shreve. THIRD ROW: T. Pinnow. D. Schoenike. D. Nyman. J. Barrett. P. Creamer, D. Jones. M. Deignan. 3. Swing Choir, FRONT ROW: J. Deprez, J. Isely, W. Swig-gum. M. Kundert. L. Soddy. C. Weldon. SECOND ROW: Miss Feldt. S. Johnson. D. Schoenike. T. Pinnow. D. Pinnow. C. Lechner, S. Quehl. THIRD ROW: M. Miller. A. Shreve. C. Weidman. T. Deignan. S. Sorn. K. Halblade. A. Duit. FOURTH ROW: M. Deignan. D. Jones. P. Creamer. J. Barrett. D. Nyman. C. Ammon. 4. Doug Schoenike takes the lead while the others listen carefully. 5. James Barrett. Teresa Deignan. and Andrea Shreve entertain at the seasonal Madrigal Dinner. 6. Dave Pinnow serenades Mary Ann Kundert. 7. Mary Ann Miller. Sue Sorn. Kathy McElhaney. Don Nyman, and Chris Weidman display their singing techniques. 26

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D.E.C.A. Members Gain Experience And Recognition The 1981-82 D.E.C.A. Club’s calendar was filled with numerous activities. There was a regional competition on February 6 at UW-Whitewater where all the participants received recognition. Top honors went to Wendy Nelson in advertising, Amy Yurs in apparel and accessories, and Mark Jacobson in food mar keting. State Career Development Conference at Oconomowoc's Olympia Village was a terrific learning experience for all involved. Teresa Hoesly and Amy Yurs received competitive events awards and Becky Hartwig won stock in various Wisconsin companies for her efforts in a business development project. Near the close of the year, Skills Fair at Blackhawk Technical Institute in Janesville was held. Once again D.E.C.A. members were very successful. Cathy Brunkow, Becky Hartwig, Amy Yurs, and Karen Austin were all winners. D.E.C.A. was involved in other things too. They operated the school store and held various fund raising activities like the first annual D.E.C.A. dinner and theater. At the end of the year the annual employer and employee dinner was held at the Monroe Country Club. 1. Mark Jacobson hurries to a meeting at the regional competition. 2. D.E.C.A., FRONT ROW: S. Miller. D. Friedli, D. Amacher. SECOND ROW: J. Schuepp. J. Luen-berger. R. Tourdot. F. Furgal. THIRD ROW: Sec. B. Hartwig. W. Nelson. Vice Pres. T. Hartwig. A. Bregenzer, A. Yurs. T. Pilz, H Tschanz. W. Severson, R. Rood. FOURTH ROW: Treas. C. Brunkow, A. Westgard. M. Schultz. K. Friske, M. Jacobson. 28