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

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6. Jigger (Dave Pinnow) denies his guilt. 7. Pit Orchestra. FRONT ROW: D. Krauss Smith. P. Gobeli, K. Hessel, A. Krahenbuhl, K. Burri, H. Krahenbuhl. ROW 2: B. Irvin, M. Prain. J. Wuthrich. M. Staab. B Buri, B. Willett. K. Bruess, Miss Feldt. ROW 3: Mr. Hyland, P. Ammon, T. Grib, J. Stauffacher. B. Weckerly, D. Baker. R. Rasmussen, B. Rasmussen. «, Juli£ Jordan Mrs. Mullin... Billy Bigelow Nettie Louise Enoch Jigger Hannah Sailor Heavenly Starkeeper David Bascombe. Policeman Timony 2nd Policeman..... Principal......... Captain............ Enoch. Jr......... Sailors........ Snow Girl......».. Dr. Seldon — CAST — Kim Hallblade Jennifer Deprez Michelle Kundert Tim Pinnow Jill Paulson Cathy Quehl ..Mike Deignan ...Dave Pinnow ..Karen Huber Lisa Radke ...Doug Schoenike ...Chris Lechner •Don Nymann ...Chris Ammon Mike Haeft on Stroessner Martin Lechner Doug Schoenike

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Monroe Learns It Will Never Walk Alone The Monroe High School Chorus worked at a merry-go-round pace as they presented their audiences with the musical Carousel. Their work paid off with two standing ovations. The story unfolds at an amusement park on the New England coast. Here we can see Billy Bigelow (Tim Pinnow). Billy is the barker for the carousel owned by Mrs. Mullin (Michelle Kundert). Billy is a handsome young man dressed in a brightly colored costume, who naturally attracts the pretty young maidens that flock to ride the carousel. Next we meet Julie Jordan (Jennifer De-prez), one of the pretty young maidens. She and her friend Carrie Pipperidge (Kim Hallb-lade) had ventured to the park that day when Mrs. Mullin and Julie became engulfed in a heated argument over Billy. Carrie assisted Julie until Billy arrived to defend her. Then they realized their love for each other. After Carrie heard about Julie and Billy, she told of her engagement to Enoch Snow (Mike Deig-nan), a small time fisherman with big plans. In all marriages there are bound to be problems. Billy’s problem was a sailor named Jigger (Dave Pinnow). He was a comical character, who found trouble at every turn. His get-rich-quick scheme cost Billy his life, in a scene the audience enjoyed. Billy was then given a chance to redeem himself and see his half-grown daughter, Louise (Cathy Quehl). The musical ended optimistically as Billy’s daughter learned the truth about her father. 1. Billy Bigelow (Tim Pinnow) points out the problems of married life. 2. Singing accompanies the clambake. 3. Carrie (Kim Hallblade) and Enoch (Mike Deignan) discuss their future. 4. Julie Bigelow (Jennie Deprez) tells Billy of his impending fatherhood. 5. Cast. FRONT ROW: L. Radke. K. Pinnow, K. Deprez. J. Paulson. K. Huber, W. Swiggum. ROW 2: M. Kundert. M. Seward. S. Cunningham. D. Sarson. C. Lechner. K. Hallblade. D. Schoenike, B. Leistikow, C. Signer. M. Haeft, S. Quehl. ROW 3: A. Stroessner. K. Ambler. J. Celta, L. Pick. M. Disch. M. Lechner. B. Larson. C. Ammon. M. Miller, W. Gelbach. D. Nymann. 12 2

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Our Town Emphasizes Cycle of Life Spectators of the play Our Town” saw that it was our town. As each character was introduced, the town was formed. Every part in the play was significant. The play Our Town pointed out the conformity that a town such as our own has. Emily Webb (Pat Bohren) grows up in Grover s Corners next to George Gibbs (Don Nymann). First they were playmates, then friends, and finally husband and wife. The audience saw such daily events as Mrs. Webb (Michelle Kundert) and Gibbs (Mary Ann Miller) in their kitchens preparing food for their families; Mr. Webb (Mike Seward) returning home from work as editor of the town paper. Dr. Gibbs (Bill Takacs) going home from his doctoring. There were a number of characters forming the play, such as Simon Stimson (Scott Quehl) the drunk choir director, Mrs. Solms (Shan Ott) a gossipping woman, and Howey Newsom (Mike Haeft) the milkman. Tim Pinnow as the stage manager, explained much of the story and made the audience take a look at their own lives in their own town. The story ended with Emily Webb Gibbs' death during childbirth. At the graveyard. George wept as everyone including Emily witnessed Emily Gibbs' burial. 1. A drunk Simon Stimson (Scott Quehl) attempts to direct the choir. 2 Cast, FRONT ROW: L. Hemming. B. Sorn. D. Wolfe. J. Gobeli. P Bohren. K. Pinnow. T. Fuller. W Gelbach. M. Miller. S. Ott. M. Kundert. K. Deprez. BACK ROW: C. Lechner. J. Ott. T. Pinnow. M. Zach, S. Quehl. D. Hemming. M. Haeft. B Berry, S. Stroessner. M Seward. A. Stroessner. D. O'Donnell. B. Takacs. D. Nymann. L. Furgal. 3. The Webb family discusses plans for the day over breakfast. 14