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

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TRYOUTS HIGHLIGHT YEAR As with previous years this year's tryouts were a big part of the Girls Swing Choir and the Mixed Swing Choir. Various practices were set up for those individuals who wanted to tryout. During tryouts everyone practiced the song and dance which they were required to perform. Judges were members of the Mixed Swing Choir from the previous year. The judges gave each person points based on aspects of singing, dancing, and natural performing grace. Shelly Figi, a first year Swing choir member commented, ' since the judges are members from the previous years' Mixed swing Choir, they have had to go through the judging experience too, and know' exactly what you're going through and how to make you feel more relaxed. Finally the people who made the choirs w'ere posted. All of tne new members had hours of work ahead of them, but they knew it would be rewarding. Although they had 7:00 a.m. practices, they learned to enjoy them. After many practices, the choirs put to use the songs and dances which they had learned. They played a big role in the '86 Revue, and they also gave other performances. In the '86 Revue they opened w'ith the song Standing Room Only and closed the performance with a patriotic melody featuring Brent Brayko as Uncle Sam. TREBLE CHOIR: First Row; Mary Figi. Tracy Blaser. Carylee Govier, Peggy Miller Second Row; Tiffiny Graham. Lonna Rufer. Shannon Phillips, Lenae Rowe. Miss Feldt Third Row; Tisha Brown, Cassandra Lees, Heidi Brockman, Julie Lickes. Julie Martin, Michelle Tindell, Kirsten Rasmussen, Claudine Walden CHORALE: First Row, Brenda Maver, Angie Weidman, Jon Ammon. Brian Moser, Lannie Pick. Shannon Phillips, Beth Larson Second Row; William Pickett. Niome Baumeister, Katy Deignan. Liz Peters. Erin Martini. Paula Hunt. Sarah Friedrichs, Carrie Hemming, Angie Busch, Greg Boll, Tom Salzwedel. Rick Gor don. Third Row; Miss Feldt, Todd Us, Chris Jones, Gail Brukwicki. Tina Goecks, Kirsten Rasmussen, Vicki Hyde. Ellen Sathoff. Michelle Apgar, Jenny Carter, C.C Copeland. Sarah Munro, Doug Hetland, Dan Neuenschwander CHAMBER CHOIR: First Row, Kathy Ambler. Leah Hunt, Tina Ginner, Angela Weidman. Brenda Mayer, Beth Larson, Ann Glendenning, Melissa Flannery. Second Row; Wendy Ward, John Steffens, Mark Coplien, Jim Bregenzer, Richard Farris. Beth Som. Third Row; Shelly Perry, Annette Bartels, Jodi Wesley, Melissa Som, Brent Brayko, Shelly Petit, Julie Lickes, Tricia Beyers Fourth Row; Traci Heins, Chuck Weldon, Wade Flisram. Lee Wunschel, Doug Hetland, Chris Gavigan, Miss Feldt. 29

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GIRLS SWING CHOIR: First Row; Tina Stauffacher, Tracy Blaser. Traci Moser, Julie Lickes, Tricia Beyers. Second Row; Tracy Heins, Mary Goltz, Claudine Walden, Trisha Williams, Carrie Hemming. Third Row; Tracy Oles, Heidi Brockman, Kirsten Rasmussen. Performing for the 1986 Revue, the Girls Swing Choir sings a medley with the song '42nd Street as their finale. Receiving their new music for the final spring concert, Chamber Choir prepares by reading through the pieces during the last few minutes of theii rehearsal. MIXED SWING CHOIR. First Row; Beth Som. Robert Vickerman, Shelly Figi, Chris Jones, Katy Deignan, Brian Moser, Melissa Sorn, Neil Whitehead. Second Row; Brent Brayko, Ann Glendenning, Brian Bruess, Kathy Ambler, Wade Flisram, Wendy Ward, Tina Ginner, Beth Som, Sean Thomas, l.eah Hunt, Mark Bailey. Third Row. Tanya Tupper, Chris Gavigan, John Raettig, Tisha Brown, Shelly Perry.

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SCIENCE CLUB: Row 1; Liz Ammon, Heidi Basford, Amy Babula, Pam Bruni, Tracey Baumgartner. Row 2; Tina Ginner, Deb Kubly, Ann Young, Cary lee Govier, Lisa Hale Row 3; Will Brown, Ryan Hart, Caity Morrell, Amy Baumgartner, Shelly Blaser. Row 4; Michelle Lane, Mr. Pisula, Mr. Bieneman, Mr. Schweizer, Maryann Lehr. Tracey Baumgartner looks at an experiment before a meeting in April. 30 SCIENCE CLUB SHOWS NEW INTERESTS Contrary to popular belief. Science Club is not a small group of alchemists who hide away in dark comers performing unusual experiments. Actually, Science Club became quite social this year. In the past. Science Club had numerous bake sales in order to raise money. Last year Science Club composed dances as an additional fund-raiser. So what do they do with the vast treasury? Buy chemicals? Wrong! The members took several trips including an eagle visitation and a jaunt to Chicago. At the windy city the members spent time at the Adler Planetarium and the Museum of Science and Industry. The senior members of the club also planned a trip to St. Louis for the early part of the summer. Rarely did a Science Club expedition occur, when the members did not take a side trip to a local shopping mall. The members expressed an avid interest in the vital science of shopping. The journey home was always filled with excited chatter discussing recent purchases as well as music. Grading by musical taste, the club was divided into three distinct groups-the WHAMers, the non-WHAMers, and those who frankly did not care. Other current hits are discussed as well. So, despite the popular belief, experiments are not performed by the trendy Science Club. The members enjoyed a fun year of a social nature.