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

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of Contents .................2 ..................7 .................20 .................52 .................72 .................100 ................138 ................141 ................142 ................147 ......... r.....152 ................154 ................156 I. Ann Krahenbuhl and Rita Iverson lead the way to a successful Homecoming. 2. Brian Soddy examines his newly received 1982 M-Book. 3. Jennie Monson finds something to smile about while yearbooks are passed out. 4. Varsity football co-captains Scott Benzschawel and Randy Rule promise a winning season. 5. Kurt Meyers and Duane Segner help out in the school kitchen. 3

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Students Adjust to Another Year On August twenty-third, approximately 222 freshmen, 215 sophomores, 206 juniors and 231 seniors entered Monroe High School to spend some 179 days together. These students all had to learn to make certain adjustments with the opening of school: freshmen to attending a new building with more people: sophomores to becoming licensed drivers; juniors to obtaining their first responsibility passes; and seniors to realizing that gradu ation was not very far off at all anymore. All students learned to rearrange their schedules to fit in the many classes and activities offered here. Adjustments, as always, were present in the lives of teachers and students here. Not only some government policies changed, but also some school policies changed. ‘Reaganomics'’ affected those seniors desiring financial aid for college. New school rules concerned the lunch hour proceedings. Fourth hour study hall students with responsibility passes could no longer leave school during that hour. Students were no longer able to exit from the north door (by the office) or enter from the south M-room door during lunch either. New policies and people added variety to this school, and with adjustments, life went on at MHS. 1. Wendi Gelbach. Mary Ann Miller. Wendy Swiggum. Sue Sorn. Scott Quehl. Karen Huber, and Doug Schoenike add some color to the cast of Carousel 2. Showing her school spirit, Justina Vickerman wears her Monroe Mouse suit to the Homecoming Parade. 3. While other staff members attend to business. M-Book editor Kathi McElhaney breathes a sigh of relief as she waits to distribute another M Book. 4 Enjoying another football victory. Scott Benzschawel (No. 55) and Pat Place (No. 85) congratulate each other. 5. Craig Larson adjusts to his senior year by kicking off a winning football season. 6. Kathy Ambler expresses her feelings to an M Book photographer at a volleyball game. 7. Giving her all. Karen Huber cheers at a pep rally 5