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

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Senior Lee Wunschel chooses a newspaper from among the selection in the IMC. Many students use these available newspapers to pass away study hall time. Carrie Hemming touches the ground after springing up to return the ball to a Fort Atkinson netter. Hemming had a Final record of 8-3. HATS OFF TO MHS I V. Hound Troy Dietmeier joins his teammates in a hearty cross country cheer while riding on the Hound Homecoming Float. During intermission at a Girls' Basketball Game, Tracy Bear and Amy Kilian join other students in the M Room waiting for the second half to begin. After looking at the halls, people, rooms, and activities of MHS, the 1987 M-Book staff decided that the time had come to take our hats off to MHS. We wanted to keep alive the memory of the little aspects of high school life which are usually forgotten. We chose our theme to center around highlighting not only the school year, but also tiny details which have made the students of MHS who and what they are. In different ways, everyone takes his hat off to MHS. Some because they feel school is great and others because they are happy to say good-bye. As grade schoolers, we spent much time taking our hats off to MHS by spending long hours anticipating the homework, freedoms and social life which would become ours when we crossed the arch into MHS. When we graduate, we will take off our hats by looking back upon our days with a reminiscent air. True, for some it will be five minutes after tassel-turning while others will take twenty or thirty years, but, despite the time difference, we will all at some time turn our memories back to MHS with a sigh. The staff decided to use the 1987 M-Book to take our hats off to you — the individual members of MHS. By adding your input and presence here, you have determined part of the Monroe High School character. So, here's to you — we salute students, teachers, and support people by Taking Off Our Hats to MHS!!!

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During a Varsity Girls' Basketball game, Becky Klemm passes the ball to a team mate. Before the dress rehearsal of My Fair Lady, cast member Chris Jones takes a few minutes to relax while stage crew member Erin Martini arranges the props. Cast and crew members got along well to achieve a fine production. During the Cheese Days Parade, Tanya Tupper and Valerie Colbeck carry the Monroe High School Band Banner. All band members participated in the parade unless they were out of town for the weekend or had to be in the parade elsewhere. Taking advantage of a few seconds left over after lunch. Tiffany Butler and Nola Morrell finish last minute homework. Many students use time at lunch to put finishing touches on assignments. Julie Andrews talks to a representative from Wisconsin Luther College, one of the 72 colleges which partook in the college fair at MHS, October 2, in the gym. Monroe hosts the college fair every two years. 2 OPENING

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Trying to keep warm by drinking coffee at Covent Garden, cockneys Annette Bartels, Alan Rupnow, laughing, Stephanie Hessel and Kevin Bohren join Andy Goebel, Carrie Hein and Tiffiny Graham in on band room fun. Like most band members, chat during a practice for the musical My Fair Lady. they are proud to be “band fags . I —3i Senior Hounds Joel Hughes and Rob Daniels ride on the Boy's Cross Country Float during the Friday Homecoming Parade. After the 3:17 final bell, Steve Flanagan and Keith Vance walk toward the office. 4 opening