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

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Five Consecutive Wins Perked Up Spirits After winning Homecoming, the first victory of the year, the varsity football team went on to win three consecutive games. One game was won by one point in double overtime. The team finished the season 4-5 overall and 3 3 in conference. Co-captains A1 Wuetrich and Curt Elmer led the team to a tie for third place in conference standings. Elmer was named as an all-conference center with Dean Fuchs as Most Valuable, Most Improved, and Offensive Player of the Year. Kim Wunschel received the Back of the year award and Steve Grossen received Lineman of the year. 1 Varsity football. FRONT ROW: Steve Moon. Kurt Winkler. Curt Elmer. Alan Wuetrich. Rich Bergemann. Kim Wunschel. A.J. Jegerlehner, Joe Shreve. Rick Pyle. Kurt Ellefson. SECOND ROW: Tony Prechel. Mike Stormont. Craig Newcomer. Steve Grimm. Doug Drews, Chris Finley. Eric Welty. John Kruger. Tom Foley. Jeff Surell. manager THIRD ROW Coach Dick Carroll. Coach Pat Martin. Dave McGuire. Dale Bandi. Paul Alston. Cory Pink. Greg Wasy lyk, John Deignan. Dean Fuchs. Dan Pickett. Curt Sharkey. Bob Whitehead. Bachoo Qureshi. Coach Mike Curtis. 2. Kim Wunschel attempts a catch despite the opposition’s block. 24

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Hounds Win Tenth Conference Title “It was a great season for our two superstars Mike Deignan and Mark Endres,” expressed Coach Clarance Bruess, “and a great season for our young untested team.” Our Hounds ran away with first place victories in dual meets, Tri-State, and Fort Atkinson Invitationals, and claimed their eighth consecutive division title at Laser Relays. Despite having a fairly young team with only two letter winners returning, our boys managed to carry out tradition by capturing their tenth consecutive Badger Conference title. Five personal best times, including Mike Deignan’s course breaking time of 15:49, were achieved at the conference meet, hosted at Stoughton. From Badger Conference competiton, our Hounds just missed State qualification by placing third in the Sectional meet at Yahara Hills in Madison. Out of the meet Mark Endres missed qualification by taking sixth place but Mike Deignan, placing first, continued on to State and attained third place in a time of 15:56, the highest achievement of any local cross country runner. Personal achievements went to Thad Radzan-owski — Most Improved; Chris Bartholf — Gut Award; Todd Christen — Rookie Award; Mike Deignan — Most Valuable; and Mark Endres — Honorary Captain. Junior Varsity Hounds captured another 6-0 record in dual meet competition and ran on to win the Badger Conference Meet. Determination was shown by eight of the fifteen runners attaining personal best times, including first place Kare Lausch running 17:51, and Aaron Christen capturing third place in 18:16. 1. At a Stoughton meet Brian Klippe! strides towards the finish. 2. Varsity Boys. FRONT ROW: John Staab, Brian Masshardt. Mark Endres. Jon Marti. Thad Radzanowski. SECOND ROW: Coach Clarence Bruess. Todd Christen. Krae Lausch. Mike Deignan. Chris Bartholf. 3. JV harriers, FRONT ROW: Mark Inman. Wade Flisram. Robert Vicker-man. Mike Brukwicki. John Steffens. Neal Whitehead. Aaren Christen. SECOND ROW: Clarence Bruess. Bob Ammon. Brian Klippel. Steve Bruce. Bryan Gerber. Lance Sathoff. Brett Larson. Darren Schroeder. 4. Jon Marti and Chris Barthoff. 23

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VARSITY FOOTBALL 1983 Scores Janesville Craig Platteviiie Fort Atkinson Stoughton Sauk Prairie Oregon Edgewood Monona Grove Middleton 1. Monroe is quick to recover a fumbled ball. 2. Curt Elmer (55), A.J Jegerlehner (86). and Kim Wunschel (81) show their enthusiasm as the homecoming game is won. 3. An attempt to complete a pass fails as the ball slips through a Monroe players hands 4 Kurt Winkler (78) holds back the opposition. 5. Monroe's offense charges as quarterback Tony Prechel (5) throws for yardage 5