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

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Student Life Godmother, Byron Berry, grants one wish to Cinderella, Thad Radzanowski. Enjoying a new Dairy Queen fad 'the blizzard' Dana Erickson and Kent Hendrickson relax for lunch. After lunch a group of upper classmen show their intellect. 6

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Senior drum majorette Diane Wolfe prepares the Marching Band for their journey through the homecoming parade route. lunior John staab. Varsity runner, leads the pack toward the finish at the Monroe Country Club junior Tammy Standiford takes advantage of her newly acquired Responsibly Pass by spending her study hall m the M-room Striding Toward the Future As the world around us changes, Monroe High School must also change. In striding towards the future , the high school has purchased IBM computers, developed a Radio TV Communications class, and established a Student Assistance Program. Freshmen enter high school with many fears. They make many adjustments, preparing for harder assignments, establishing new study habits, and taking a variety of classes. Advanced English allows excelling freshmen to take English 9 and the intermediate grammar composition class in one year, widening future possibilities. After one year of striding, students obtain sophomore status Sophomores are required to take drivers education and speech. Looking forward to take drivers education, sophomores cannot wait to acquire their licenses; yet, behind this freedom is a great deal of preparation and responsiblity. Most people find speech to be one of the hardest classes during their four years. Speech activities allow them to communicate easily with their peers Most importantly, this class makes students more self-confident and aware of themselves. As juniors, students take on greater responsibilities. With the receiving of responsibility passes, students are allowed to leave the school grounds. Depending upon conduct, students are judged by what the public thinks. Another responsibility is more freedom of class selection. Finally, their senior year arrives. Seniors are the leaders of the school and their actions are reflected upon the entire school Seniors assume leadership roles by providing good examples for underclassmen Decisions about post high school are no longer two or three years away, but rather right before them Will I go on to school, find a job or do nothing at all? Whatever the decision, it will definitely reflect the future. 5

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With the closing of school and the pressure of senioritis Diane Wolfe decides to hide from all the stress. Jim Yurs, a prom attendent, hands Queen Melissa Flannery her flowers while King Marc Isely escorts her. During lunch break, a group of junior girls take advantage of the spring weather. 7