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

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1. Mark Haug escorts his date Lisa Larson over the bridge for the Grand March. 2. Mad Max entertains the prom couples. 3. Annie Brennan and date Jim McArdle proceed through the Grand March as other prom couples look on. 4 Prom servers: FRONT ROW. Sherri Hannes. Leslie Wake. Ann Glendenning. Bai Qureshi. Dolly Brennen. SECOND ROW. Mike Leuzmger. Dave Reise. Brian Bruess. Dennis Carroll. Lance Sathoff. 15

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Prom takes Couples to “Paradise” Tropical decorations such as palm trees, a waterfall stream, trellis and a bridge with orchids and ferns set the mood for this year’s junior prom “Almost Paradise.” The Class purchased murals of palm trees, sunsets and sunrises. which saved the time of chalking murals, as done in the past. The king, Bachoo Qureshi, chose Heidi Schmoldt as his queen to reign over the evening's festivities. They led the Grand March, as the couples and court were introduced. This event attracted about 500 spectators to observe their sons, daughters or friends. A band from Janesville called ‘‘Mad Max” entertained the couples as they danced. The band’s leader happened to be the cousin of the junior class president and her twin brother, Rhonda and Rick Pyle. 1. Prom Court: FRONT ROW. Steve Grimm; Kris Ekena; Honorary Couple Ted Carroll. Senior Class President Pam Robenolt; Karen Huber; Craig Newcomer. SECOND ROW: Doug Drews; Steve Grossen; Patti Schilt; Jenny Rick; Kent Meyers; Peggy Schubert; Rick Pyle; Victoria Tullet; Colleen Endres. THIRD ROW. Chris Bartholf; Sue Koch; King Ba choo Qureshi; Queen Heidi Schmoldt. A.J. Jegerlehner. 2. Couples talk with their friends about the evening's festivities as they prepare for the line up of the Grand March. 3. This year's royal couple Bachoo Qureshi and Heidi Schmoldt.

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’84 Revue Earns Money for Senior Scholarships Opening the Revue was the Swing Choir with a medley of songs including “On Broadway,” “Tradition,” “Day by Day,” and “Cabaret.” They appeared lated in the show with songs such as “What a Feeling” and “Wedding Song.” The first half was filled with laughter from the packed auditorium. The ladies faculty production of “Calaso ended the first half with a lot of motion. The cheerleaders kicked off the second half with their routine to “Footloose.” Mr. Guth learned a little bit about math problems as he was dumbfounded by the equations and proofs of algebra. The creatures of “Thriller” came out to haunt the audience and “Michael” Seward “Jackson” joined the monsters and “Beat It” out the back of the auditorium with the rest of the creatures. Jill Paulson and Wendy Swiggum were the female vocalists for the evening. The faculty also got together to sing. A Tribute to Sports involved both students and faculty as a close to the show. The students was thanked by all the participants in the finale “Thank You Very Much.” 1. Flirt rocks to the beat. 2. The female faculty sings and dances to Caribbean music. 3. The cheerleaders get together for one last routine. 16