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

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Freshman and JV Teams enjoy winning seasons Coached by Dick Glendenning and Tom Appel, the junior varsity football team attracted thirty-three eligible freshmen and sophomores to the roster. The team ended their season in an overall record of 5 3 and a conference record of 4-2 putting them in third place in conference competition. Leading rusher was sophomore Matt Fuller and leading with the most tackles was freshman Mark Reider. Thirty-nine freshmen made up the freshmen football team, which was divided up into two teams, the “A” team and the “B” team. The A' team won their first five games and only lost one game. The “B” team shut out three opponents and only lost to one. There were no special awards given out, but all thirty-nine players received their freshmen numerals. 1. Freshman football. FRONT ROW: Mike Reber. Joel Steinmann, Shad Miller. Brent Brayko. Barry Kneller, Shawn Miller. John Mayer, Chris Milz, Tom Ambrose. Joe Kundert. Brent Bloom. SECOND ROW: Dennis Wilde. Jamie Stringley. Gary Wuthrich, Ed Bauman. Tony Beaver. Dave Grimm. Lance Witt. Shawn Bilgri, Scott Lancaster. Jim Thalacker, Rick Bennett. Don Dye. Jon Deininger. Jeff Frehner. THIRD ROW: Coach George Scott, Karl Kuester. Bryan Wagnoss. Scott Brandll. Randy Guttenburg, Lee Wunschel. Todd Hasse. Bruce Burl. Darrin Blum. Jim Yurs, Scott Sorenson. Coach John Ditter. Coach Kevin Keen 2. Junior Varsity football. FRONT ROW Curt Grossen. Jim Hazeltine. Mark Reider. Brian Bruess. Lannie Pick. Steve O'Bel. Steve Lancaster, Lenny Wilde. Matt Binger SECOND ROW: Brian Keith, Bruce Bennett. Dennis Carroll. Kent Hendrickson. Jim Bregenzer. Eric Ogden. Richard Rowson, Dave Riese. Paul Treuhardt, Chris Finley. Brad Boll. Mike Leuzinger. Mark Isley, Matt Fuller. Harold Conti. FOURTH ROW: Mike Bennett. Jay Mau. Dean Leitzmger. Jim Ruchti. Curt Iverson. Ed McGuire. Bob Heiligenthal. Gary Lynch. 4. Junior Varsity shows their strength in tackling. 26

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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

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Three Netters Advance to Subsectionals “It’s been an up and down season,” expressed Head Tennis Coach, Larry Larson. “While we expected improvement, the Badger Conference improved as well. We did show a lot of progress in the last half of the season.” Our girls finished the season 4-6, placing them fifth in conference ahead of Oregon and Sauk Prairie. Season highlights were tying for fourth place at the twelve-team, Beloit Invitational and placing first along with Janesville at Craig’s Subsectional. In doubles competition, Marcia Weigel and Sheila Zentner combined their strength to place third at conference and to win their subsectional. while in singles competition, Janet Wuthrich used her talent to win her matches, placing first at subsectional as well. In Junior Varsity competition, Coach Jane O’Neill’s girls placed sixth in the conference tournament and finished the season 3-7. l 1. Liz Stormont concentrates on her serve. 2. Monica Koch swings into action. 3. Varsity Netters. FRONT ROW: Barb DuCharme. Monica Koch. Liz Stormont. Marcia Wiegel. Janet Wuthrich. SECOND ROW: Sheila Zentner. Coach Larry Larson. Jodi Fernstaedt 4. Junior Varsity, FRONT ROW: Heidi Basford. Sherri Hannes, Monica Koch. Kim Ryder. SECOND ROW: Kim Graber. Cindy Weckerly, Kris Deprez, Lisa Maurer. 27