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

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 Alan Rufer ponders whether he will have enough time to finish his project before the end of the period. Whether for a hobby or for a practical reason, students elected to take an Industrial Arts course. • Mark Rinehart uses wisely the time given to him for his mechanical drawing assignment Mark, like many others, explored various options offered in the Industrial Arts program. Seniors Melissa Holmstrom and Nola Morrell look for another interesting college and another option for their life. Many juniois and seniors attended the college fair to make future plans. ■■ v 5

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Looking toward the finish line, HoundsMark Lueck and Jason Coppes give their strongest efforts. Cathy Brand wonders if maybe she could make her hair do the same thing. By attending the college fair, she learned is beauty school was truly her life's ambition. Juniors and seniors found the M-room a good place to work on homework. With a group effort, Chrissy Babler, Mary Lynn Meier, and Matt Koning discuss the right answer. 4

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llL vniiii LitUiite Get set! Go! Into the race of life, that is. Students at MHS are just at the starting line of that great race. With practice, hard-work, and self-discipline, they will truly suceed. Some have found ways to learn these lessons by participating in sports. The results of their training can be seen form the football field to the tennis court. The Cheesemaker football team, the girls' volleyball and basketball teams, to mention only a few, showed their great efforts. And , so on throughout the year the excellence continued. Students gaining that competitive edge and dedication will carry those lessons with them the rest of their lives. Escaping his pursuers, Scott Mellentine heads for a touchdown. The freshmen football team had hopes of one day reaching Camp Randall one day themselves. Kevin Leuzinger leaps into the air to make the shot. Kevin was a part of the Varsity Boys Basketball team. 6