Arrowhead High School - Warhawk Yearbook (Hartland, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1971 volume:

CONTENTS ACTIVITIES........ 17 ORGANIZATIONS .... 33 ATHLETICS......... 77 UNDERCLASSMEN .... 117 FACULTY .......... 147 2 ARROWHEAD HIGH SCHOOL HARTLAND, WISCONSIN WARHAWK STAFF Mary Vandertie, Gary LeRoy, Steve Jensen, Joan Vandcrtie, Berta Thiele, Nancy Fellner, Lynn Gcske, Kathy Myrhum, Jane Schmitt, Anne Vandertie, John Lechner, Mary Jo Schmitt, Robin Jenson, Robin Hausmann, Chris Fruit, Sue Schroeder, Jeri Schultz, Claudia Vonier, Deb Foster, Kitty Kingston, Kari Larratt. 3 WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN We've only just begun to live. White lace and promises, a kiss for luck and we're on our way. We've only just begun. Before the risen sun we fly, So many roads to choose, we start out walking and learn to run. And yes we just begun. Sharing horizons that are new to us. Watching the signs along the way. Talking it over just the two of us, working together day to day; together. And when the evening comes we smile, so much of life ahead, We'll find a place where there's room to grow. And yes we've just begun, sharing horizons that are new to us. Watching the signs along the way. Talking it over just the two of us, working together day to day; together, together. And when the evening comes, we smile, so much of life ahead, we'll find a place where there's room to grow... AND YES WE JUST BEGUN 5 WHITE LACE A KISS AND PROMISES . .. FOR LUCK . . . AND WE’RE ON OUR WAY ... BEFORE THE RISEN SUN WE FLY . .. SO MANY ROADS TO CHOOSE . . . AND YES WE’VE JUST BEGUN . .. AND LEARN TO RUN . . . SHARING HORIZONS THAT ARE NEW TO US . .. WATCHING THE SIGNS ALONG THE WAY . .. TALKING IT OVER — JUST THE TWO OF US ... T---- AND WHEN THE EVENING COMES WE SMILE, SO MUCH OF LIFE AHEAD WE FIND A PLACE WHERE THERE’S ROOM TO GROW Activities What would a school be without its activities: the dances, theatrical productions, and concerts of the school year? Homecoming, Twirp, and Prom are tire main dances of the year. Homecoming, a school highlight in the fall gives the students the opportunity to elect their King and Queen who rule the activities of the day: a parade, bonfire, game, and dance. Prom, in the spring, is the formal dance of the year. Twirp is Arrowhead's form of the Womens' Liberation with girls asking the boys. Dramatics-where else could such performances by fellow students be seen and enjoyed? Concerts given by tire band, or- chestra, and the choir give the school its needed cultural enlight- enment. Activities involve everyone: stu- dents, teachers, and parents. What better way is there to work togeth- er and close the generation gap. 0NIAI1 dOd 31AII1 V 0Z6I SERDAR AKDURAK Monday - Braids, bobby socks, and tennis shoes day. Tuesday - Hat day. Wednesday - Clash day (plaids with stripes, etc.) Thursday - Little kids day. Friday - School color day. Assembly. Saturday Homecoming Dance HOMECOMING LYNDA ALBERTYN 19 LYNETTE ANDERSON 21 I DON QUIXOTE LIST OF CAST THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF DON QUIXOTE Don Quixote Sancho Panza Antonia Josefina Teresa Sanchita Dr. Carrasco Master Nicolas Miguel Alicia Master Pedro Leandro Esteban Shepherd Boy First Girl Second Girl Third Girl Villager Guests and Villager Rocinante Colt John Bart Ralph Gerber Lynn Jordan Mae Hetznecker Mary Jene Lynn Geske Mary Ackley Mary Brandt Carl Jankech Dave Laumer Dave Hasslinger Lisa Skumatz Wende Johnson Don Caldwell Peter Little Jeri Schultz Tim Bowers Scott Brophy Jeri Schultz Wende Johnson Lisa Skumatz Lola Pfeil Lola Pfeil Maureen Palmer Dave Hasslinger Tim Bowers Cathy Reeling Peter Little Don Caldwell Scott Brophy Lisa Skumatz by himself KIMBERLEY BARCLAY Stage Manager - Theresa Hasslinger sst. Stage Manager - ,ynda Albertyn, Bob ■lenry lighting- Mike Price, ’at Walker Sound - Dave Elftman cstume and Make-up - ,ynn Jordan, Lynn Seske, Jenny Pollock, Ihris Anderson, Mary lull, Mary Brandt, ,ouise Dolan, Kathy dueller, Lynda Braatz, )anny Braun, Dan Sauer, Rene Eskau, Tarl Jenkech; Business - isa Skumatz; Publicity - lari Jankech; Crew - Tim Bowers, Pat Wal- ;er, Mike Price; 'acuity Staff - Direc- or: Jim Tiplady; 'echnical: Dave Harri- on; Construction - Dan lanson; Make-up and Sostume - Pat Tremaine; business and Publicity - [irsti Hoffman. 23 CLAUDIA BARSNESS JOHN BART KRISTINE BARWICK TWIRP —“GAY 90’S” 24 LEFT TO RIGHT: Graig Martins, Wanda Majeckic, Jeff McCarthy, Joy Graves, Queen, Sally Pfeiffer, King, Mike Price. SNOW BALL DANCE WENDY BAUER DENISE BECKER SCOTT BONG THOMAS BROWN DIANE BUCHEGER BARBARA BUTLER PINAFORE John Lechner, Cindy Shaw, Jeff Morris, Kari Larratt, Dennis Gourlie, Jeri Schultz COURT KING QUEEN Scott Bong and Nedra Krause 28 BARBARA CARRERA MARY CASTLE TIMOTHY CLACUE Robert Southard, Sue Stemkopf, Tim McFadden, Darlene Murphy, Robert Henry, Lynda Albertyn. COURT 30 ERNST CLARENBACH February 2, In Memory of Pauline Wenninger. The students of Arrowhead High School wish to express their sincere sympathy to the family of Polly Wenninger. Her friendship will be missed and remembered among all the students of Arrowhead High School. PATRICIA CULL DONALD CUMMINS RAYMOND CREASY Organizations Have you ever raced down a snowy hill on a cold winter day. .. acted under the floodlight in a drama production... talked with a person from a foreign country... ex- perienced a Mexican Christmas party. .. edited a newspaper... ridden a horse... put together an art show. .. learned how to use a gun... had the power to help change school policies... ate food at a German restaurant... modeled in a style show! These are only a few of the many things the organi- zations of Arrowhead accomplished this year. Recreational, honorary, curriculum, and dramatic clubs make up this important field in high school education. A club is fun, no matter how or what they perform. People learn from ex- perience, and Arrowhead's clubs provide it. TEAMS UNDERGO A1B1971 ORGANIZATIONS ANNUALSTAFF ROW 1. Lisa Skumatz, Ellen Weber, Jill Larratt, Cheryl Heilman, Anne Vandertie, Mary Vandertie, Peggy Audley, Joan Vandertie, Nancy Fellncr, Diana Evrard. ROW 2. Cathy Lee, Lynn Geske, Jeri Schultz, Debbi Foster, Kari Lar- ratt, Sue Schroeder, Joan Schuldes, Janet Schmidt, Ellen Mary Krueger, Chris Fruit, Romona Kittle. ROW 3. Mr. Beer, Laurie Klawes, Kim Barclay, Barbara Makowski, Kris Knudson, Claudia Vonier, Ann Makowski, Patti Schoe- nike, Sue Pedersen, Lori Babinec, Sherry Schuster, Mr. Tjugum. ROW 4. Robin Hausmann, Kris Banvick, Karin Ordway, Bev Kramer, Berta Thiele, Maggie Braun, Gail Wilson, Paulette Frishmann, Jo Ellen Maine, Debbie Mal- low, Steve Jensen. SMOKE SIGNAL ROW 1: Wendy Vickers, Winnie Ludt- ke, Cindy Arsnow, Barbara Jones, Chris Fruit, Lynn Geske, Mac Hetz- necker, Mary Jo Schmitt. ROW 2: Lisa Skumatz, Jeanne Abblctt, Ellen Weber, Gail Dieball, Wende Johnson, Lynn Jordan, Mary Vandertie, Robin Le Blond, Mary Ludtke. ROW 3: Steve Jensen, Jo Maine, Debbie Olson, Kay Dunn, Anne Vandertie, Kris Anderson, Cricky Schmidt, Steve McCombs. ROW 4: Gail Wilson, Barb Carrera, Lucy Gross, Greg Quindel, Gail Schu- macher, Elsie Noback, Debbie Mal- low, Karin Ordway, Mary Lierk. JIM DANIELS THOMAS DELIKAT WILLIAM DENNISTON GARY DEXTER 35 ADV. COUNCIL ROW 1. A1 Kretschmer, Lisa Skumatz, Kris Barwick, Mary Vandertie, Mary Kraemer. ROW 2. Mr. Richmond (adv. ) Greg Quindel, Mr. Scheele (Adv.), John Ordway, Mr. Davis (Adv.) HOMEROOM REP. ROW 1. Gary Goll, Bruce Greene, Greg Campbell, Mary Vandertie, Kris Barwick, Greg Quindel, Lisa Skumatz, Anne Vandertie, Nancy Newman, Dan Me Neil. ROW 2. Scott Donnell, Pat Walker, Lori Babinec, Tony Bruno, Don Cald- well, Linda Me Coy, Dave Hasslinger, Deb Foster, Jeri Schultz, Sue Stemkopf, Sue Piper. ROW 3. Dave Pfeiffer, Elsie Noback, Bob Southard, A1 Kretschmer, Lynn Jordan, Jim Schuldes, Bruce Arsnow, Jeff Johnson, Carl Jankech, Eric Kramer, Brian Arsnow. ROW 4. Tim Ordway, Rod Barbera, John Solwold, Mike Southard, Chris Little, Tom Wolf, Dave Halpin, Tom Delikat, Barb Carrera, Terry Whelan. F.F.A. ROW 1. Jon Erdmann, Pat Myers, Mike Lawton, Cindy Birkel, Mike Habegger, John Kalk. ROW 2. Mr. Benrud, Bob Staus, Dennis Sudbrink, Ray Schlafer, Paul Becker, Rick Cira, ROW 3. John Mor- ris, Dick Erdmann, Brad Audley, Mike Farnow, Ken Shaw, Larry Johnson. ROW 4. Elliot Gottschalk, Jim Ebcrhardy, Doug Hoeck, Jeff Stendal, Jim Audley, Don Winkleman. ART CLUB ROW 1. Jo Ellen Maine, Lynda Albertyn, Molly Thorkildsen, Karl Jankech, Mike Rosholt, John Chaput, John Meyers, Gail Wilson, Andy Weber, Dan Bowers. ROW 2. Mary Jane Hill, Barb Freiburger, Diane Abblett, Pat Harmann, Tracy Rcep, Bette Brown, Shirley Juneau, Peggy Audley, Joan Vandertie, Deb Foster, Barb Jones. ROW 3. Miss. Rckc, Kathy Schneider, Sandy Bares, Wende Johnson, Lynn Jorden, Shelly Stuart, Lynn Geske, Holly Blish, Barb But- ler, Janet Schmitt, Ellen Krueger, Mrs. Audley. ROW 4. Miki Andrae, Maureen McLoonc, Debbie Daleiden, Margo Schwartzburg, Rhonda Andrae, Jill Larratt, Cheryl Heilman, Joan Schuldes, Kris Knudsen, Jeannette Santo, Barb Makowski, Rick Rosholt. ROW 5. Bob Eiff, Cathy Myrhum, Elaine Moertlc, Laurie Klawsc, Mary Ludtkc, Kim Bar- clay, Elsie Noback, Robin Buss, Patty Lembke, Chris Nelson, Lucy Gross, Tim Bowers. ROW 1. Maria Senfleben, Linda Smith, Mae Hetznecker, Mary Seitz, Louise Lemoke. ROW 2. Gail Wilson, Sue Pedersen, Wendy Vickers, Debbie Olson, Kay Dunn. SCIENCE CLUB ROW1. Kris Stelse, Gary Kretschmer, Lisa Skumatz, Lynn Pfeil, Barb Butler, Lola Pfeil, Debbie Olson, Reese Si- mon, Jeff Norton, Jim Chaput. ROW 2. Ian Watts, Lee Kuligowski, Dave Hasslinger, Peter Hersh, Fred Baxter, Mike Price, Jim Morctti, Dennis Sudbrink, Mike Pomerenke, Carol Wilson. ROW 3. Mary Ordway, Nolan Evinrudc, Don Cummins, Jeff Morris, Dan Fullerton, Tom Kurtzwcil, Robert Baxter, Gene Reynolds, David Stahnke, Fred Pfeil, Mr. Bauer. ROW 4. Jim Mertens, Jim Zeirke, Steve Jensen, Jon Straumfjord, Tim Bowers, Mary Kraemer, Cindy Tiefenthaler, Mary Lierk, Gail Wilson, Nedra Krause. BAND ROW 1: Ian Watts, Dale Mussel!, Al Baumgartner, Sue Schroeder, Kim Barclay, Jerry Hoeck,Tom Pilachowski, Greg Campbell, Steve McCombs, Bruce Jenkins. ROW 2: Jo Maine, Ramona Kittle, Cricky Schmidt, Lisa Skumatz, Carl Jankech, Elsie Noback, Diana Evrard, Betty Unger. ROW 3: Gail Dieball, Pat Loppnow, Mary Ackley, Cindy Lyons, Sue Pcckham, Diane Grandt, Debbie Sager, Sandy Stapleton, Beverly Hintz. ROW 4: Gail Schumackcr, Kris Anderson, Nancy Gepner, Cheryl Cummins, Denise Becker, Tricia Bradel, Linda McCoy, Lori Babinac, Diane Suchocki. ROW 5: Don Cummins, Rob KnocLke, Darlene Becker, Cindy Arsnow, Jon Straumfjord, Jeff Schwager, Bill Pfeiffer. ROW 6: Brad Peterson, Greg Jurencc, Al Kretschmer, Chris Nelson, Mary Jo Becker, Debbie Bedore, Jim Zeirke, Jeri Schultz. ROW 7: Mr. Weigel, Tim Pasma, Rich Landwehr, Melvin Strassburg, Ron Frank, Tom Seegert, Gary Sas, Gary Goll, Steve Jencen. ROW S: Ellen Weber, Cindy Shaw, Jim Daniels, Mike Alstad, T. Connelly. GIRLS GLEE CLUB ROW 1. Wanda Bahr, Lynn Pfeil, Beckey Meyers, Maribeth Jenkins, Melissa Trapp, Dianne Sedgwick, Maria Senfle ben, Katie Moran, Joy Graves, Dorinne Becker. ROW 2. Lola Pfeil, Darlene Zsori, Susie Glenzer, Karen Siepmann, Margie McNutt, Debbie Schoenike, Lynn Geske, Robin Kohl, Jenny Pollock, Robin Stacie. ROW 3. Sandy Schmidt, Barb Jones, Linda Showers, Mary Jene, Mary Beth Gramling, Mr. Bart, Maureen McLoone, Kristy Lembke, Yvonne Despins, Kirsten Bareness, Mary Brandt. ROW I. Mary Kraemer, Nancy Lubeke, Kris Mason, John Bart, Barb Butler, Todd Morris. ROW II. Jim Frantz, Colleen Cull, Barb Jones, Linda Klauis, Pat Loppnow, Patty Fullerton, Jerry Oldenholf, Peter Little. ROW III. Gail Schumacker, Nancy Gepner, Kim Barclay, Karl Jankech, Chris Schmidt, Gail Dieball, Bev Hintz, Jon Straumfjord, Diana Suchocki, Lori Babinec. ROW IV. Steve Jensen, Gary Coll, Chris Nelson, Brad Peter- son, Pat Bredl, Darlene Becker, Steve McCombs, Dale Mussel. ROW V. Mr. Bart, Sue Schroeder. ORCHESTRA CHOIR CENTER FRONT- Bill McBroom. ROW 1. Jim Carroll, Diane Brandt, Kathy Gilbertson, Julie Fischer, Barb Butler, Deb foster, Chris Fruit, Sandy Kuhn, Anne Vandertie, John Zsori, Pat Loppnow, Jon Erdmann, Sally Walker. ROW 2. Joan Vandertie, Robin LeBlond, Louise Lembkc, Rosalie Stucttgen, Marjorie Daniels, Diana Suchocki, Janice Bier- man, Anne Gramling, Pat Lembke, Jerry Mundt, Mark Seitz, Peggy VanDam, Charlotte Stiglbauer, Jen Audley, Wendy Wetzel, Mary Weber, Sue Piper. ROW 3. Jerry Oldenhoff, Mike Kraemer, Dennis Salazar, Kris Anderson, Paddy Fullerton, Eugene Reynolds, Deb Ferris, JoEllyn Maine, Linda Lembkc, Gail Schumacher, John Bart, Cindy Tiefenthaler, Cricky Schmidt, Mary Vandertie, Andy Lund, Dick Erdmann, Mr. Bart. ROW 4. Dave Boivin, A1 Waslcy, Dave Glcnzer, Steve McCombs, Jeff Martin, Bruce Jenkins, John Ordway, Tom Lower, Ray Rice, Jerry Mar- tin, Tim Bowers, Jim Daniels, Peter Little, Spike Clarenbach, George Hamann, Deb Mallow. DANCE BAND ROW 1. Bill Pfeiffer, Jim Bemis, Jeff Schwager, Jon Straumfjord, Cynthia Arsnow, Darlene Becker, Don Cummins. ROW 2. Greg Campbell, Brad Peterson, A1 Kretschmer, Ian Watts, Chris Nelson. ROW 3. Dale Mussell, Diana Suchocki, Steve Jensen, Gary Coll, Ron Frank, Mel Strassbury. PEP BAND ROW 1. Cricky Schmidt, Lisa Skumatz, Pat Bredl, Gail Dicball, Diane Brandt, Sandy Stapleton, Bev Hintz, Patty Loppnow, Tom Pilachowski, Greg Campbell. ROW 2. Mr. Weigel, Don Cummins, Darlene Becker, Diana Suchocki, Cindy Arsnow, Jon Straumfjord, Patty Stevens, Mary Ackley, Kim Barclay, Nancy Gepner, Gail Schumacker. ROW 3. Jim Daniels, Jeff Schwager, Jim Bemis, Mel Strassbury, Tim Pasma, Tom See- gert, Gary Goll, Steve Jensen. ROW 4. Jeri Schultz, Sue Schroeder, Carl Jankech, Ciny Shaw, Brad Peterson, Greg Jurenec, A1 Kretschmer, Ian Watts, Chris Nelson. COLOR GUARD Louise Lembke, Lynn Geske, Wanda Majeskie, Cindy Schiek, Diane Nichol, Ellen Weber, Kathy Lee, Debbie Henn- inger, (CENTER FRONT) Lori Babincc. MAJORETTES Betty Unger, Nancy Lubecke, Jeri Schultz JOHN JENSEN BRUCE JENKINS __________________ STEVE JENSON WENDY JOHNSON SADDIEITES ROW 1. Jeanne Abblett, Jenny Pollack, Cheryl Swartwout, Kathy Ketter, Ann Ridley. ROW 2. Kris Schwartz, Wanda Majeskie, Wendy Scnflcben, Nancy Nelson, Arlene Galow, Ellen Weber, ROW 3. Debbie Stendal, Joy Graves, Maurien Cull, Linda Humphrey, Robin LeBlond. ROW 4. Charlette Stiglbaucr, Lori Babinac, Nancy Landwhere, Laurna Schlcipp, Linda McCoy, Miss Kalin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1. Mary Vandertie, Connie Ketter, Kim Barclay, Kari Larratt, Ian Watts. ROW 2. Judy Winkelman, Greg Jurenec, Jeff Morris, Jim Schuldes, Galye Wroblewski. ROW 3. Tim Claugue, Steve Jensen, Jim Mertens, Mary Kracmer. LIBRARY ROW 1. Mrs. Berkholtz, Jaclyn Eskau, Lynn Pfeil, Lola Pfeil, Mrs. Barclay. ROW 2. David Hinkley, Patty Rinke, Jeannette Lenski, Liz Sprouse. ARROWETTES Yvonne Despins, Mona Kittle, Robin LeBlond, Mary Ludtke, Kim Skorc, Deb Ferris, Elsie Noback, Jo Maine, Lucy Gross, Margy Daniels, Kris Anderson, Ellen Krueger, Kathy Albrecht, Pat Pilachowski, Rita Tiegs, Sally Walker. BEVERLY KAMINE ROBIN KAMROVV . KARLA KERR SOPHOMORE GAA ROW 1. Kathy Morris, Vivian Cornelius, Jeanne Habegger, Mary Jo Millot, Mary Jo Becker, Mary Ackley, Neill Forrest, Patty Loppnow. ROW 2. Jean Dahlke, Robin Buss, Cathy Myhrum, Diana Suchocki, Kris Knutson, Patty Stevens, Jill Larratt, Barb Ma- kowski, Kathy Gilbetson. ROW 3. Paddy Fullerton, Patty Harmann, Polly Winninger, Jeannette Santo, Ann Vandcrtie, Kris Kerr, Sheryl Cummins, Jennifer Audley, Barb Blom. FRESHMAN GAA ROW 1. Winnie Ludtke, Cindy Cooke, Lola Pfeil, JoAnn Tiegs, Lynn Pfeil, Leslie Skumatz, Joni Shaw, Pat Me Neil, Debbie Wirkus, Mary Ordway, Debbie Jakoblich. ROW 2. Jane Sch- mitt, Karen Siepmann, Lynn Geske, Kris Stelse, Patty Dono- van, Sandy Schmidt, Nancy Fellner, Robin Stacy, Robin Kohl. ROW 3. Terry Boremann, Kathy Becker, Maureen McLoone, Kris Mason, Jenny Pollock, Kathy Hughlett, Gail Naylor, Melisa Trapp, Mary Brandt. ROW 4. Cheryl Bierman, Debbie Falk- ner, Louise Dolan, Holly Blish, Lori Becker, Maria Senfleben, Katie Moran, Laurie Johnston, Sue Winkleman, Mary Cull. JAMES KILPATRICK ROW 1. Linda Hiemke, Cricky Schmidt, Gail Dieball, Gail McKerrow, Rita ; Hiemke, Deb Foster, Kari Larratt, Patti Schoenike. ROW 2. Lisa Skumatz, Jeanne Abblett, Cindy Shaw, Gail Schmacker, Karle Kerr, Ruth Hinkley, Lucy Cross, Pat Bredl. ROW 3. Kris Schwartz, Wanda Majeskie, Janice Bierman, Diana Evrad, Bette Brown, Lori Babinec, Kris Anderson, Sally Olson, Ellen Weber, Deb Ferris. ROW 4. Sheryl Rickheim, Debbie Gluth, Cindy Schiek, Barb Schiek, Charlotte Stiglbauer, Joan Vandertie, Peg Audley, Deb Mallow, Mary Ludtke. GAA JUNIOR-SENIOR KATHRYN KINGSTON BEVERLY KRAMER MARY KRAEMER Ill mil: JUNIOR SENIOR ROW 1. Sheryl Rickheim, Deb Gluth, Barb Eiff, Cindy Shaw, Debbie Mallow, Rita Hiemke, Mrs. Fruit, Patti Schoenike, Ann- Makowski, Nedra Krause, Gayle Landwehr. ROW 2. Sue Pedersen, Janice Patterson, Helen Wilkin- son, Darlene Schlafer, Dona Bahr, Nancy Schlafcr, Barb Schiek, Bette Brown, Marcy Reeling, Shirley Juneau, Kathy Albrecht, Wendy Vicker. ROW 3: Peggy Audley, Joan Vandertie, Sally Olson, Debbie Kunuth, Sandy Staus, Debbie Sager, Diane Brandt, Debbie Henninger, Cheryl Paulbickc, Sandy Stapleton, Jean Donovan. ROW 4. Laurie Klawes, Claudia Barsness, Kay Dunn, Debbie Olson, Bcv Kraemer, Roberta Thiele, Pam Sobehrad, Darlene Staus, Gail Wro- blewski. ROW 5: Pat Cull, Diane Bucheger, Wendy Raser, Marilyn Frost, Gwen Zinda, Ellen Krueger, Mona Kittle, JoEllyn Maine, Cindy Schiek, Gail Wilson, Mary Castle. HOME EC ROW 1. Kathy Kasperzak, Jackey Harmon, Leslie Schumacher, Sandy Bares, Debbie Jakoblich, Miss Maas, Lorenc Groth, Mary Seitz, Kathy Lee, Jane Schmitt. ROW 2. Sally Walter, Mary Millot, Debbie Zache, Wende Baur, Kris Stelse, Marilyn Mundt, Virginia Cox, Pam Engen, Rita Tiegs, Linda Dieball. ROW 3. Shirley Repta, Kelly Hobbs, Lynn Pfeil, Lola Pfcil, Debbie Brickham, Rochelle Laumcn, Melissa Trapp, Kathy Gilbertson, Jenny Pollock, Robin Stacie, Debbie Wirkus. ROW 4. Barb Jones, Julie Pillsbury, Jackie Rady, Ronda Snow, Janice Beal, Becky Meyers, Cheryl Tie- man, Kathy Reeling, Kathy Zuercher, Sandy Schmidt. ROW 5. Vivian Cornelius, Linda Quindel, Ellen Edwards, Heidi Schrocder, Kathy Becker, Kathy Patick, Mae Hetznecker, Mary Brandt, Lynn Geskc, Mary Cull, Diana Suchocki. FROSH SOPH ROW 1: Liz LaPorte, Debbie Jung- bluth, Laurene Hauke, Mary Young, Kathy Schneider, Renee Burgctt, Mary Ackley, Vickie Masick. ROW 2: Barb Makowski, Tracy Reep, Jill Larratt, Pat Har- mann, Polly Wenninger, Kathy Mueller, Anne Vandertie, Bari? Blom, Janet Krueger, Debbie Schoenike. ROW 3: Margo Schwartzburg, Sally Pfeiffer, Jean Dahlke, Margy Daniels, Mary Jene, Sheryl Cummins, Kim Skore, Mary Jo Becker, Kathy Morris. ROW 4: Patty Donovan, Linda Humphrey, Jackie Dahlke, Debbie Bcdorc, Nancy Gepner, Nancy Link, Liz Sprouse, Veronica Cornelius, Roxey Krueger, Maureen Me Loone. ROW 5: Maureen Cull, Peggy Schmitt, Mary Weber, Yvonne Despins, Lori Becker, Debbie Daleiden, Terri Meyers, Peggy VanDam, Linda Braatz, Carol Wilson. FROSH SOPH HOME EC DRAMA CLUB ROW 1. Mr. Kinzel, Mr. Tiplady, Rhonda Snow, Toni Allen, Greg Jurenec, Mary Vander- tie, Dave Laumer, Gene Reynolds, Peter Little, Jo Maine, Steve McCombs, John Bart. ROW 2. Sally Walker, Kathy Reeling, Maureen Palmer, Chris Morris, Mary Millot, Dorrinne Becker, Maria Senfleben, Lisa Skumatz, Lynn Pfeil, Lola Pfeil, Ellen Weber, Barb Butler, Jenny Pollock, Joni Shaw. ROW 3. Robin Stacie, Marcia Grooms, Kim Newman, Kari Larratt, Deb Foster, Kitty Kingston, Ralph Gerber, Wende Johnson, Lynn Jordan, Neill Forrest, Cheryl Heilman, Anne Vandertie, Jill Larratt. ROW 4. Jen Audley, Joan Vandertie, Chris Fruit, Marcy Ravetto, Rosalie Stuettgen, Yvonne Despins, Mary Jene, Margy Daniels, Mary Brandt, Lynn Gcske, Kathy Schneider, Kris Ma- son, Maureen McLoonc, Lynda Albertyn. ROW 5. Anne Gramling, Kris Anderson, Elsie Noback, Paddy Fulerton, Holly Blish, Karen Siepmann, Carol Wilson, Ron Campbell, Mary Gramling, Debbie Jungbluth, Margo Schwartzburg, Dave Dziedzic, Don Caldwell, Karl Jankech. ROW 1. Chris Fruit, Mary Vandertie, Steve Mc- Combs, John Bart, Anne Gramling (IN FRONT) Mr. Tiplady. THESPIANS LINDA LEMBKE RITA LEPIEN MARY LIERK I DEBATE ROW 1: John Miglautsch, Lynn Jordan, Wende Johnson, Cindy Arsnow. ROW 2: Don Caldwell, Chris Nelson, Kim Barclay, Scott Donnell, Lynda Albertyn. ROW 3: Mr. Kinzel, Randy Donnell, Chris Little, Greg Quindel, Dave Van Slett. MADRIGALS ROW 1: Mary Vandertie, Chris Fruit. ROW 2: Charlotte Stiglbauer, Dian Scuhocki. ROW 3: Wendy Wetzel, Patty Loppnow. ROW 4: Joan Vandertie, Barb Butler. ROW 5: Chris Schmidt, John Bart, ROW 6: Steve Mc- Combs, Tim Bowers. ROW 7: Petter Little, Richard Erdman. ROW 8: Mr. Bart, Jim Danials. ANDREW LUND STEVEN MCCOMBS GAIL MCKERROW DANIEL MCNEIL ROW 1: Linda Quindel, Kathy Mueller, Patty Harm a nn, Diane Abblett, Polly Wenninger, Debbie Foster, Sandy Kuhn, Kari Larratt, Kay Dunn, Jean Donovan. ROW 2: Mike Barnhardt, Chris Morris, Don Bentzien, Scott Droegkamp, Kathy Erback, Lynn Stcuerwald, Marjy Daniels, Claudia Vonier, Deb Vosburg, Sherry Schuster. ROW 3: Sue Piper, Dan Guerra, Tom Hansinger, Julie Fischer, Cheryl Heilman, Joan Schuldes, John Miglautsch, Kris Knudson, Debbie Olson. ROW 4: Linda Bratz, Dawn Saxton, John Myers, Julie Kaminski, Mike Schmidt, Gery Fenny, Liz LaPorte, Eileen Mehling, Barb Dechant, Louise Dolan. ROW 5: Maggie Braun, Gail Wilson, Janet Krueger, Debbie Schoenikc, Jill Larratt, Jennifer Audiey, Holly Blish, Pattie Schoenike, Ann Makowski, Lori Becker. SKI CLUB ROW 1: Cindy Shaw, Bev Kraemer, Berta Thiele, Karla Kerr, Wendy Johnson, Lynn Jordan, Greg Quindel, Kris Kerr, Debbie Thiele. ROW 2: Cindy Schiek, George Hamann, Bruce Wege, Richard Laners, Paddy Fullerton, Andy Weber, Gary Le Roy, Jeff Johnson, Darlene Murphy, Dawn Saxton. ROW 3: Kitty Kingston, Sue Schroeder, Jeri Schultz, Doync Barns, Cheryl Cummins, Lori Babinic, Linda Humphrey, Kim Skore, Mark Justmann. ROW 4: Jo Ellen Maine, Ellen Kreuger, Carol Stewald, Candy Slater, Cheryl Manor, Pam Sobehrad, Ray Pope, Winston Tellock, Ellen Arn- dorfer, Roxanne Lippold. ROW 5: Nancy Lubcckc, Mike Southard, Tim Bowers, Gail Wilson, Marguerite Braun, Steve Kandler, Dave Pollock, Carol Wilson, Mary Ordway, Gary Sas. VARSITY ■OW 1. Dan McNeil, Don Cummins, Dick Erdmann, Bruce Greene, Ed Fellner, odd Morris, Greg Meyers, Don Cull, Ray Laatsch, Jeff Morris. ROW 2. Tom .urtzweil, Greg Jurenec, Jim Mertens, Dan Solwold, Greg Pilgrim, Tom Wolf, m Fellner, Jim Audley, Mr. Smith, ROW 3. Tom Dclikat, John Jancen, Dave lienow, Dave Halpin, Jim Whelan, Andy Weber, Terry Whelan, Ken Shaw, Lynn lenninger, Scott Bong, John Hauke. ROW 4. Jim Pedersen, Mark Harmann, ennis Gourlie, Kurt Hornburg, Jeff Steffen, Tom Sizer, Mike Audley, John Lech- er, Jim Makowski, Mark Vanden Heuvel, Rod Barbcra. CHEERLEADER ROW 1. Jeanne Abblett, Cindy Shaw. MIDDLE ROW: Merry Beth Irons. Jean Donovan, Mary Vandertie. 70 )P: Mary Jo Millot. ROW 1 - Ami Vandertie, Julie Fischer, and Lori Johnston. CHEERLEADERS CHERYL MATTESON JAMES MERTENS JOHN MOOSRE1NER Being asked to describe my year at Arrowhead in one page is a bi- like trying to squeeze over nine hundred students into a small Sou- Campus. It can be done, but with a great deal of difficulty. The one word that springs to mind as I think back on my year is happy . I have been far happier this year at Arrowhead than I have ever been in my life before. I came, alone, a bit frightene� but excited about meeting new friends. I am leaving infinitely richer in experiences, friendships, and love. This year proved to be one of new ideas, new friends, and a greai deal of understanding for me. I learned that people, no matter where they come from, are basically the same. I learned that we! all want peace and universal understanding. Most of all, I learne that in six short months you can get to love people so that they w never fade from your memory. If ever I think back on Arrowhead (and believe me, I often will), I shall always think of die crowded South Campus, the spacious new one, sitting in die Commons area talking, hearing the faint buzz of subdued conversation in die library, delighting in the applause after our play was over, arguing with Mr. Bart, playing with the mice in Advanced Biology, attending ball games and dances, and more than anything else, I shall remember the way you all accepted and treated me. 1 I hope diat I have left something of me with the school, teachers and students, just as I have gained something from all of you. I want to thank you for having made this year possible and particu- larly those who made it so happy for me. LYNDA ALBERTYN My first day at Arrowhead was very confusing, frighting and full of new faces. However, I soon found out that the kids and teachers were so friendly and helpful; that my poor English did not stop me from making friends nor from being accepted. What I really like about Arrowhead was the freedom given to the students and the relationship between students and the teachers. I made friends not only with the students, but also with many teachers. I am particularly grateful that we moved to the new and exciting campus in the middle of the school year. So much was new to me this year like snow, freezing mornings, with the temperatures below zero, a White Christmas, skiing with the Arrowheads Ski Club and so many more things and most im- portant are all the new friends I made. I am very happy and grateful to be an AFS Student because not only did I meet Americans, but also AFS Students from all over the world I learned what it is like to live in Turkey, South Africa and many other countries. In this troubled world with wars and conflicts, American Field Service is a small step in the direction of world peace, but it has a great objective; because it joins young citizens of the world tliat learn to appreciate, seeing and sharing, and to respect the similarities and differences of people who, though they live in different countries, brave dreams and efforts similarly directed in searching of a peaceful and useful life; and so then we will have the right to be free, the right to move ahead, the right to talk to- gether and to dream together. Finally, I want to say: Thank you , for making this year so great. Sympathy to everybody Muchisimas gracias a todos ustudes: mis amigos. Dennis E. Salazer Rodriguez Costa Rica DENNIS SALAZER AKDURAK SEDAR I like die new school and my year at South and North Cam- pus, but naturally my favorite is die North Campus. I have reasons for saying that first; North Campus is a new building and has a different educational policy. Everything is new and modern. Everydiing was designed so it would be more useful for the students. I have found that Nordi Campus students are more sincere to each other. North Campus facilities are better dian Soudi Campus especially the gym hall and the I M C. GERALD MUNDT JAMES NAYLOR I am very happy to be with Arrowhead students who are all my friends. I wish to be with them all my life, because all of diem are very kind to you and full of friendship. If you asked about die teachers I would have to say they are really nice, they show us how to do things and help us. As a result of all of the above I can easily say that you have a nice school and die students are happy together. 73 AFS ROW 1. Mr. Kukhan, Jeff Morris, Mark Sietz, Jim Mertens, Dennis Salazar, Fred Pheil, Tim Bowers, Tom Wolfe, Jim Mertens, Mona Kittle, Annette Maravi, Patty Fullerton. ROW 2. Anne Vandertie, Lisa Skumatz, Winnie Ludtke, Jenny Pollack, Marie Senfleben, Ellen Weber, Jeanne Abblett, Heidi Schroeder, Cathy Gilbertson, Barb Jones, Betty Unger, Kris Lembke, Cheryl Hielman, Jill Larrett. ROW 3. Jeri Schultz, Kitty Kingston, Debbie Fos- ter, Sherry Schuster, Claudia Vonier, Serdar Akdurak, Joan Schuldes, Lori Babinac, Charlotte Stiglbauer, Chris Fruit, Sue Schroeder, Cathy Myhrum, Lucy Gross. ROW 4. Wendy Johnson, Lynn Jordan, Linda Albertyne, Chris Shiek, Debbie Schoenicke, Janet Kreuger, Diane Quandt, Lynn Geske, Kathy Schneider, Maurine McLoone, Margo Schwartzburg, Debbie Dilidon, Gail Schumaker. ROW 5. Linda Hiemke, Deb Vosburg, Rita Hiemke, Chris Ander- son, Elsie Noback, Debbie Mallow, Jo Maine, Barb Carrerra, Kim Gardner, Gail Wilson. Karin Ordway, Mary Lierk, Bill James. ROD GUN ROW 1. Mr. Hughes, Jon Erdmann, Mike Price, Rus Biel, Jerry Bultman. ROW 2. Richard Erdmann, Pat Coffey, Jerry Dorn, Rich Alstad, Dennis Sudbrink. NANCY NEUMANN DAVID NIENOW JERRY OLDENHOFF Athletics Sports is one of the most popular fields in high school education. Arrowhead's program consists of football and cross-country in the fall, with wrestling and basketball in the winter, and followed by tennis, golf, baseball, and track in the spring. During the course of the season, an athlete meets many people and learns by actual com- petition to get along with others. Mentally, he obtains a competi- tive spirit. This attitude not only helps him while competing, but prepares him for future years in his attempts to be successful. Sports isn't all fun and games. In ex- cellence, there is the wearing of long, tedious hours of practice. But once an athlete becomes good, he feels that certain pride within himself for what he has accom- plished. The athletes of Arrow- head can be proud of themselves; they've done much. VARSITY ROW 1. Jim Darnels, Gary Dexter, Greg Pilgrim, Mark Harmaim, Dave Nienow, John Jencen, Ken Shaw, Andy Weber. ROW 2. Kevir Kaufmann, Jeff Steffen, Tim Clague, Jeff Morris, Jim Zeirke, Ray Jablonski, Dan Solwold, Tim Bowers, Don Cummins. ROW 3. Dick Erdmann, Dale Mortensen, Tom Dunham, Jim Elftman, Jim Race, Robin Knoelke, Tim McLoone, Jim Romaine. ROW 4. Tom Sizer, Mike Audley, Dan Santo, Otmar Selgrad, John Dibb, Mark Dieball, Mark Justmann, Henry Bills. ROW 5. Rick Cira, Andy Lund, Mark Vanden Heuvel, Dan McNeil. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: John Daley, Scott Pfeiffer, John Daleiden, Pete Gutschenritter, Henry Carrera, Dave Moll, Roger Neumann, Randy Hill. ROW 2: Dave Race, Richard McNutt, Wayne Hall, Tim Ordway, Don Roraff, John Solwold, John Mastaliar. ROW 3: Tim Pasma, Bill Pfeiffer, Ray Rice, Jeff Vickers, Dan Soch, Bob Fleming, Wayne Ronkoski, Rudy Win- kelman. ROW 4: Jim Hitchcock, Dale Vanden Heuvel, Don Bentzien, Bob Arndt, Dean Muehl, Lee Halweg, Dave Dziedzic. FRESHMEN ROW 1. Chris Morris, Bill Millot, Jim Eberhardy, Frank Panich, Mike Brown, Tim Pilachowski, Mark Juneau, Skip Dorn, Keith Rice. ROW 2. Tom Vra- bcl, Kevin Helm, Dave Kraft, Joe Fardy, Jim Kaiser, Kent Wabrowctz, Dwayne Braun, Mike Price, Mike Hol- lenbeck, Pat Weber. ROW 3. Mike Southard, Dave Butler, Jim Chaput, Mike Hollwcck, Pat Walker, Mike Po- merenke, Phil Snow, Dave Evrard, Mike Habcgger, ROW 4. Huck Haus- mann, Jim Freck, Gary Greene, Brad Audlcy, Lee Mcrtincs, Dan Mueller, Steve Biersack, Dan Fullerton, Tim Jenson. ROW 5. Gene Hill, Eric Kray- mer, Rick Guerra, Dave Pfeiffer, Brian Tobin, Tim Gales, Jon Erdman. ROW 1. Mr. Baliner, Mr. Martin, Mr. Reinhold, and Mr. Smith. ROW 1. Mr. Reichert 82 ! � DAVID POLLOCK KATHRYN QUANDT SHERYL RICKHEIM CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1. Jim Carroll, Mike Barnhart, Gregg Myers, Paul Pfeiffer, Terry Whelan, Jim Whelan, Todd Mor- ris, George Karpinski. ROW 2. Jim Moretti, Jim Bemis, Carl Schroeder, Jeff Norton, Mark Ranscht, Don Henninger, Terry Jorgenson, Jeff Moylan, Tony Bruno, Jerry Pillsbury, Lynn Henninger. MARY RIGGS MICHAEL SCHIRMER RICHARD ROSHOLT DENNIS SALAZAR 87 VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: Jeff Morris, Tom Wolf, Tom Si- zer, Kevin Kaufmann, Brad Peterson, Scott Bong, Rod Barbera, Mike Audley, Dennis Gourlie, Jim Audley, Mark Harmann, John Dibb. 88 JUNIORS ROW 1: Todd Morris, Ted Millot. ROW 2: Matt Koski, Robin Knoelke, Steve Bor- mann, Kevin Stapleton. MARY JO SCHMITT J.V.’S ROW 1: Scott Pfeiffer, Dan Sach, Craig Chapman, Peter Gutschenritter, John Daley, Rich Landwehr, Terry Jorgenson. ROW 2: Joe Wakefield, Wayne Hall, Wayne Ronkoski, Mark Geske, Ray Rice, Tim Ordway, John Solwold. FROSH ROW 1: Chris Morris, Jim Kaiser, Skip Dorn, Mark Ranscht, Dennis Sudbrink, Larry Wolf, Dick Arndorfer, Jim Freck, Dan Mueller, Bill Millot, Dave Kraft. ROW 2: Phil Snow, Jeff Licscnfeld, Lee Mcrtins, Dan Gessner, Dick Hollenbeck, Mike Southard, Jeff Martin, Dave Pfeiffer, Dan Fullerton, Steve Biersach, Brad Audley. WRESTLING ROW 1: Carl Schroeder, Gary Greene, Don Cull, Bruce Greene, Tom Delikat, Ed Fellner. ROW 2: Jim Fellner, John Fellner, Dan Guerra, Jim Romaine, Jim Naylor, Da Solwold, Mark Vanden Heuvel. FRESHMAN WRESTLING ROW 1: Dave Evrard, Dave Elftman, Jeff Moylan, Scott Vonier. ROW 2: Tony Bruno, Tom Vrabel, Tim Jenson, Rick Guerra, Howard Nigh. JUNIOR WRESTLING ROW 1: Leon Carroll, Dave Dziedzic, Gary Zucrcher, Ian Watts, Jim Elftman, James Carroll. ROW 2: John Slak, Ron Hicks, Dave Race, Rudy Winkelman, Bill Pfeiffer, John Daleiden, Dale Vanden Heuvel. i 96 98 TRACK ROW 1 - Eric Kraemer, Steve Seeley, John Sowald, Dennis Gourlie, Mark Ranscht, Don Henninger, Dave Race. ROW Gary Dexter, Dave Race, Terry Jorgenson, Mark VandcnHe vel, Jim Whelan, Tom Sizer, Dan Sowald. ROW 3 - Coach Stuve, Jim Daniels, John Hauke, Henry Carrera, Dale Mort son, Terry Whelan, Henry Bills. ROW 4 - Coach Blum, Co Myhrum, Robert Hamann, Jim Race, George Karpinski, M Pomerenke, Bill Millot, Bob Henry. 105 ROW 1 - Gene Hill, Dave Kraft, Sam Donnel, Gary Goll, Jim Freck, Richard Erdmann, Matt Petersen, Bruce Hamil- ton, Scott Vonier. ROW 2 - Dan Soch, Jim Fellner, Jim Eberhardy, Brad Peterson, Jim Pedersen, Dave Pheiffer, Andy Weber, Bill Pheiffer, Coach Beer. GOLF am TENNIS ROW 1 - Coach Davis, Tony Bruno, Pete Gutchenriter, Chris Morris, Bill James. ROW 2 - Jim Mertens, Jeff Morris, Kurt Homburg, Gregg Jumec ROW 3 - Ken Eimeus, Jim McKow- ski, Todd Morris, Jerry Martins. .rifTHtf, ROW 1 - Jeff Martin, John Daleiden, Brad Bares, Tom Seegert, Tim Bowers. ROW 2 - Serdar Akdurak, Fred Pheil, John Migalautsch, Huck Hausmann, Scott Pheiffer, Coach Davis. ROW 3 - Joe Ripper, Tom Hansinger, Dick Hollenbech, Marty Plutowski, Dennis Subrink. 108 VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 1. Jerry Szopinski, John Hauke, Steve Pfeiffer, Scott Bong, John Weber, Jim Donkle, Jim Dibb. ROW 2. Jim Race, Kevin Stapleton, Bob Engel, Hobe Wilkinson, Jim Pedersen, Mark Harmann, Andy Weber, Jim Audley, Mr. Gill. ROW 1: Mr. Schliesman, Doug Brinkman, John Daley, Dale Mortensen, John Dibb, Jeff Vickers. J.V.’S their f Varsity Basketball Mayvillc Germantown Pewaukee GraftonJ Kettli Slinger Kewaskunr , Mayville Germantown Grafton Kettle Moraine Pewaukee Slinger Oconomowoc WIAA DISTRICT TOURNAxMENT 71 KETTLE MORAINE SZf SLINGER iphomore Basketball ’'Waterford Mukwonago Kewaski Mayvill Grafton i Germantown Pewaukee j Grafton Kettle Moraim [ewaskum fettle Moraine Pewaukee iSlinger 42J3S Oconomowoc Basketba! A.H.S. A.H.S. , A.H.S. A.H.S. S. Waterford Way land Kettle Moraine Slinger Germantown Pewaukee Mayville Kewaskum Grafton SOPHOMORES A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H. S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S., A.H.S. . Ai£kS- A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. A.H.S. Brookfield Central Kettle Moraine Slinger Oconomowoc Pewaukee 'Mayville Kewaskum ■ Grafton. £ FRESHMAN f -L ___itown I 16 i I ° 4 '■ at Waukesha Invitational Oconomowoc Hartford Grafton KewasPum Germantown Blackhawk Invitational Mayville St. Johns Kettle Moraine Pewaukee Conf. Meet-Kettle Moraine Regional ■fWP •___• A.H.S. 56 A.H.S. 27 A.H.S. 42 A.H.S. 35 A.H.S. 38 A. H. S. 38 A.H.S. 53 A.H.S. S3 A.H.S. 36 A.H.S. 49 A.H.S. 53 A.H.S. 55 1 VHGMH39 P? Kewaskum 2; i Mayvflie Pewaukee •' Grafton • 4 6 Kettle Moraine 3 Slinger 4 3 Kewaskum Grafton 5' Kettle Moraine 4 Pewaukee 6 Slinger ,s 4: STANDINGS 1971 vs Oconomowoc at Pdwaukee vs St. John's at St. John's Fresh: at Germantown at Kcwaskum ys Brookfield East' vs Mayville at Qconomowos at Kittle Moraine at Eisenhower vs Grafton vs S linger vs Eisenhower lophomores Wrestling Slinger Gennantown West Bend West Pewatikee'JK New B.erlin West Mayville Dominican Loyola (Illinois) St. John's Kettle Moraine New Berlin Eise: Regional, Sectional ennis Kettle Moraine Mayville Homestead Watertown Shorewood New Berlin West Oconomowoc Invitational Menomonee Fall St. John's Sussex Menomonee Fall Cedarfcurg Eisenhower Tournaments Kenosha Bradford Invitational - first Scenic Moraine Conference - First Fort Atkinson Invitational - Fourth - Individual Records '- Carl Schroeder Cary Greene Donald Cull Bruce Greene Tom Delikat Eyeliner Jim Fellner Jcpm Fellner Jim Romaine Jim May lor Mark VanDenHeuve Daniel Sol wold TRACK A. II. S. Jefferson S i—7 A.H. S. lnvitationalwppap A. H. S. St. Jolin's A.H.S. at Mddison West A.H.S. MayvQTe A.H.S. Pewaukec A.H.S. Mayville Conference Relays A.H.S. fylukwonago Relays £ A.jH. S. Grafton, TMayvilfe tampions SECONDJ Gary Greene Don Cull Tom Delikat John Fellner, FIRST • ' ' Carl Schroeder Ed Fellner Jim'Fellner ■' Jim Maylpr Slinger A.H.S. Cedarburg Invitational A.H.S. at Kettle Moraine A. H. S. Brookfield Academy Freshmen and Sophomores A.H.S. Invitational A.H.S. at KewaskunW A.H.S. Conference Meet at Kettle Moraine A.H.S. Freshmen and Sophomore Conference Meet at Underclassmen The under-classmen at Arrowhead play an important role. Without them there wouldn't be anyone to buy bathroom or bubbler passes. Who would get all the messy jobs that the Seniors refuse to do? And more important, Seniors wouldn't be Seniors anymore. The Seniors of Arrowhead have the under- classmen to thank for all that. On the next few pages you will sec them. They don't walk or talk differently, they're basically regular human beings. Most of them wear pants, shirts, shoes, and even underwear. Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors make up this strange society inside the walls of Arrowhead. TEAMS UNDERC5 _ SJAIB1971 UNDERCLASSMEN ROW 1. Darlene Becker, Dave Andrasczyk, Peggy Audley, Cindy Arsnow, Jeanne Abblett. ROW 2. Lori Babinec, Miki Andrae, Sharon Biel, Kris Anderson, Janice Bierman, ROW 3. Mr. Harrison, Bill Allies, Bob Baxter, Rick A 1st ad, James Baldowsky, Ellen Arndorfer. ROW 4. Henry Bills, Steve Bormann, Joel Bareness, Mike Audley, Bradley Bares. 118 MR. BLOM’S HOMEROOM ROW 1: Jim Carroll, Bette Brown, Diane Brandt, Jane Crcascy, Becky Cooke, Deb Ernst. ROW 2: Greg Campbell, Frosty Bright, Colleen Cull, Jim Chaput, Scott Brophy, Mr. Blom. ROW 3: Don Cull, Jean Donovan, Mark Dieball, John Dibb, Rex Bowen. ROW 4: Paul Bricldram, Deb Dollhopf, Tom Dunham, Jerry Dorn, Ronald Dollhopf. MR. JOHNSON’S HOMEROOM ROW 1: Jackie Eskau, Debbie Golemgeski, Barb Eiff, Diana Evrard, Kim Gardner, Chris Fruit. ROW 2: Bonnie Enters, Marilyn Frost, Jim Elftman, Bruce Greene, Ed Fellner, Brad Flanigan. ROW 3: John Fell- ner, Dave Glenzcr, Debbie Ferris, Bob Eiff, Dick Erdmann, Pat Frecler. ROW 4: Joe Gillman, Debbie Gluth, Dave Gessner, Gary Fenney, Gene Gilbertson, Mr. Johnson. 120 MR. RICHMOND’S HOMEROOM ROW 1: Debbie Griffith, Charlene Hotzel, Beverly Hintz, Marlene Grulkowski, Joy Hoffman. ROW 2. Shirley Juneau, Debbie Henninger, Story Hibbard, Elaine Hasslinger, Robin Jenson, Lynn Jordan. ROW 3. Mr. Richmond, Lucy Gross, Robert Hammann, Larry Johnson, Jeff Johnson, George Karpinski. ROW 4. Bob Hooper, Dave Henry, Ron Hicks, Robert Hehn, Paul Kaminski, Kevin Kaufmann. MR. KINZEL’S HOMEROOM ROW 1: Karen Koeffler, Debbi Kunath, Cindy Keast, Rita Laatsch, Louise Lembke. ROW 2: Laurie Kla- wes, Robin LeBlond, Mary Ludtke, Ellen Mary Krueger, Romona Kittle, JoEllyn Maine. ROW 3: Pat Lembke, Gayle Landwehr, Roxanne Lippold, Gary LeRoy, Nancy Lubecke, Mr. Kinzel. ROW 4: Meri Kroenke, Jim Landwehr, Chris Little, Larry Link, Matt Koski, Robin Knoelke. MISS NAUERT’S HOMEROOM ROW 1- John Myers, Sally Olson, Darlene Murphy, Wanda Majeskie, Shelly Olson, Ted Millot, Todd Morris, Debbie Olson, Miss Nauer. ROW 2- Dale Mortenscn, Ann Makowski, Cheryl Manor, Debra Orton, Diane Nichol, Elsie Noback, Debbie Mallow, Mike Miller, Bob Naylor. ROW 3- Paul Mehling, John Morris, Gerald Meyers, Bob Patrick, Bob McGrath, Steven Madunic, Pat McLoone, Allan Marks. MISS REKE’S HOMEROOM ROW 1. Dawn Ruprecht, Darlene Schlafer, Cindy Potrykus, Kathi Rudi, Marcy Reeling, Barb Schiek. ROW 2. Sue Piper, Sue Pedersen, Janet Schmidt, Wendy Raser, Karen Phillipson, Miss Reke. ROW 3. Jim Ro- maine, Kenneth Rego, Tom Pilachowski, Jim Pfeil, Ray Pope, Jerald Peterson. ROW 4. Tony Pfeiffer, Eugene Reynolds, Fred Pfeil, Jim Race, Gary Sas, Cindy Schiek. 124 MR. SWANSON’S HOMEROOM ROW 1: Sue Sutter, Lisa Skumatz, Carl Schroeder, Kris Schwartz, Sue Souith, Karen Stauss, Jeri Schultz. ROW 2: Sandy Staus, Sue Schroeder, Charlotte Stiglbauer, Patti Schoenike, Carol Steuerwald, Candy Slater, Darlene Staus, Cindy Shaw. ROW 3: Pam Sobehrad, Gail Schumacker, Bob Schwind, Steve Seely, Otmar Selgrad, John Slak, Dan Solwold, Winston Tellock. ROW 4: Tom Sizer, Craig Stewart, Jerome Staupe, Kevin Stapleton, Mitchell Schmeider, Jim Tetzlaff, Tom Scegert, Mr. Swanson. MRS. CHAPMAN’S HOMEROOM ROW 1. Helen Wilkinson, Ellen Weber, Joan Vandertie, Wendy Wetzel, John Zsori, Gary Zuercher. ROW 2. Tim Wildrick, Gwen Zinda, David Van Slett, Bruce Wege, Terry Whelan. ROW 3. Holly Wiltsic, Jim Zeir- ke, Mark Willie, Mark Vanden Heuvel, Rick Turinske, Dave Werther. MISS TREMAINE’S HOMEROOM ROW 1. Sean Bright, Gary Bemis, Cindy Birkcl, Diane Abblett, Mike Barnhart, Barb Blom. ROW 2. Miss Tremaine, Jennifer Audley, Mary Ackley, Joan Bronkala, Greg Behnkc, Jim Bemis. ROW 3. Lynn Braatz, Fred Baxter, Mary Becker, Russ Biel, Don Bcntzien, Debbie Bedore. ROW 4. Rhonda Andrae, Terri Bickel, Mark Ash, Bruce Arsnow, Bob Arndt, Mike Alstad. ROW 1. Vernon Chaput, Virginia Cox, Linda Dieball, Sue Dettman, Scott Clausen, Veronica Cornelius. ROW 2. Melody Doerfler, Maureen Cull, Jean Dahlke, Sharon Dexter, Yvonne Despins, Renee Burgett, Margy Daniels. ROW 3. Sheryl Cummins, Jerry Bultman, Leon Carroll, Viv Cornelius, Robin Buss, Warren Eiger. ROW 4. Barb Dachant, Don Caldwell, John Daley, John Daleidcn, Terrence Connelly, Henry Carrera, Mrs. Petrick. 128 ROW 1. Pam Engen, Kathy Gilbertson, Neill Forrest, Cheryl Golemgeski, Julie Fischer. ROW 2. Ellen Ed wards, Ron Fenney, Gary Goll, Dave Dziedzic, Nancy Gepner, Miss Rice. ROW 3. Peter Gutschcnritter, Patty Fullerton, Mark Gillingham, Nolan Evinrude, Jean Habegger, ROW 4. Bob Gehrt, Dan Guerra, Bob Fleming, Mark Geske, Stan Guyer. 129 MR. HUGHES HOMEROOM ROW 1. Mary Hill, Karen Kaufmann, Pat Harmann, Cheryl Heilman, Kathy Kasperzak, Brad Johnson. ROW 2. Jackey Harmon, Steve Kandler, Mary Jene, Bobi Janscha, Mike Karpinski, Linda Humphrey. ROW 3. Harry Keast, Jim Harris, Wayne Hibbard, Kris Kerr, Carl Jankech, Ken Kleine. ROW 4. Mr. Hughes, Terry Jorgenson, John Jorgenson, Debbie Jungbluth, Doug Hocck. MISS NEUSER’S HOMEROOM ROW 1. Debbie Lembke, Lynn Lembkc, Dennis Liebenthal, John Manes, Dave Kuhn, Patricia Loppnow, Sue Lepyen, Linda McCoy, Miss Neuser. ROW 2. Katy Lee, Jill Larratt, Barb Makowski, Kris Knutscn, Janet Krueger, Vicki Massick, Roxanne Krueger, Liz LaPorte. ROW 3. Bob Kretschmer, Dan Maynard, Richard McNutt, Rich Landwehr, Peter Little, Kim Lewis, Kurt Landers, Dave Laumar, Jeff Lounzer. MR. REINHOLD’S HOMEROOM ROW 1. Mary Jo Millot, Marilyn Mimdt, Diane Moulton, Carol Mosciski, Sue Peckham, Arlene Outcalt. ROW 2. Kathy Mueller, Kathy Morris, Vicki Naylor, Beth O'Leskc, Kathy Myrhum, Elaine Moertl, Mr. Reinhold. ROW 3. Gregg Myers, Mark Palmer, Dale Mussell, John Mastaliar, Roger Newman, John Mig- lautsch. ROW 4. Doug Niles, Tim Pasma, Dean Muehl, Jeff Pease, Tim Ordway, Dave Moll. ROW 1. Arm Ridley, Marguaritc Peterson, Julie Pillsbury, Tracy Reep, Scott Pfeiffer, Chris Schirmer. ROW 2. Don Rolo, Marcy Ravctto, Sally Pfeiffer, Dan Portykus, Patti Rinke, Diane Quandt. ROW 3. Jeanette Santo, Mike Rosholt, Marty Plutowski, Bill Pfeiffer, Phil Rupp, Dawn Saxton. ROW 4. John Rady, Donald Roraff, Jeff Rasmussen, Wayne RonKoski, Ray Rice, Miss Maas. MISS MAAS HOMEROOM MR. SWAN’S HOMEROOM ROW 1: Cliff Sprung, Reese Simon, Jane Suess, Bob Staus, Diana Suchocki. ROW 2: Mr. Swan, Rosalie Stuettgcn, Debbie Stendal, Shelly Stuart, Mary Seitz. ROW 3: Peggy Schmitt, Joan Schuldes, Kim Skore, Patty Stevens, Ray Schlafcr. ROW 4: John Solwold, Melvin Strassburg, Jim Studnicka, Jay Siewert, Dan Soch, Jim Schwind. n MR. GUENTHER’S HOMEROOM ROW 1: Sally Walker Debbie Zache, Rita Ticgs, Sally Tetzlaff, Kathy Zuercher, Anne Vandertie. ROW 2: Ben Tetzlaff, Susan Swinehart, Polly Wenninger, Peggy VanDam, Mary Weber, Mr. Guenther. ROW 3: Ron Tanko, Walter Wilkinson, Cheryl Wulf, Scott Droegkamp, Allyn Wasley, Mike Weber. ROW 4: Mary Young, Debbie Thiele, Jeff Vickers, Dale VandenHeuvel, Doug Werther, Don Winkelman. ROW 1. Wanda Bahr, Toni Allen, Janice Beal, Cheryl Bierman, Kathy Becker. ROW 2. Mr. Tjugum, Terri Audley, Nancy Ash, Mike Anderson, Peter Ahlm, Holly Blish. ROW 3. Kirsten Bareness, Richard Amdorfer, Harold Anderson, Doync Bams, Steve Baumann. ROW 4. Paul Becker, Brad Audley, Steve Biersach, Kathy Barclay, Lori Becker. MR. TJUGUM’S HOMEROOM MR. GILL’S HOMEROOM ROW 1. Mark Bulen, Daniel Braun, Rick Bull, Cynthia Cooke, Deborah Brickham. ROW 2. Mike Brown, Larry Castle, Jim Chaput, Mary Brandt, Elaine Cull, Mary Ellen Cull, Mr. Gill. ROW 3. Mike Brahm, Richard Bong, Tony Brims, Jeffery Denniston, Richard Bucci, Jacqueline Dahlke, Terry Bormann. ROW 4. Debbie Daleiden, Don Brinkman, Dick Carston, Duane Braun, George Brahm, James Creasey, Pat Coffey. MRS. HOFFMAN’S HOMEROOM ROW 1. Jon Erdmann, Mark Dobbertin, Katie Freuler, David Evrard, Renee Eskau, Arlene Galow, Rita Fen- ny, David Elftman, Deborah Falkner. ROW 2. Duane Dorn, Cathy Erbach, Nancy Fellner, Louise Dolan, Don Engel, Lynn Gcske, Patty Donovan, Joe Fardy. ROW 3. James Franz, Scott Donnell, Rick Frederick, Jim Ereves, Dan Gessner, Daniel Fullerton, James Ebcrhardy, Jim Freck, Mrs. Hoffman. MR. KUCKKAN S HOMEROOM ROW 1. Joy Graves, Gene Hill, Rose Hill, Mae Hctznecker, Bob Hamilton, Marcia Grooms. ROW 2. Lorene Groth, Dave Hasslinger, Tom Hansinger, Rick Guerra, Nicholas Gill, Pam Henschel, Mr. Kukkan. ROW 3. Tina Gilmore, Mary Beth Gramling, Don Henninger, Laurene Hauke, Huck Hausmann, Susan Glenzer. ROW 1. Mark Juneau, Mike Hollweck, Cheryl Hooper, Kelly Hobbs, Kathy Ketter. ROW 2. Peggy Koeffler, Laurie Johnston, Robin Kohl, Deborah Jakoblich, Frazer Holbrook, Barbara Jones. ROW 3. Caryn Jungbluth, Mary Beth Jenkins, Julie Kaminski, Jim Kaiser, Kohn Kalk, Mr. Myrhum. ROW 4. Kathy Hughlett, Jeff Jungbluth, Rick Horde, Tim Jensen, Dick Hollenbeck. MR. MYRHUM’S HOMEROOM ROW1. Larry Mastaliar, Larry Lembke, Gary Kretschmer, Shelley Laumer, Winifred Ludtke, Becky Meyers. ROW 2. Eileen Mehling, Mike Lawton, Jeff McCarthy, David Kraft, Kristy Lembke, Margie McNutt, David Littlejohn. ROW 3. Lee Kuligowski, Maureen NcLoone, Kris Mason, Patti McNiel, Nancy Link, Jeanette Lenski, ROW 4. Jeff Mertens, Jeff Liesenfeld, Eric Kramer, Phillip Mehling, Lee Mertins, Jeff Martin, Mr. Smith. MR. SMITH’S HOMEROOM MRS. FRUIT’S HOMEROOM ROW 1. Chris Morris, Katie Moran, Jill Parry, Gail Naylor, Cheryl Peterson. ROW 2. Cathy Patrick, Dan Murphy, Jeld Norton, Bill Millot, Mrs. Fruit. ROW 3. Judy Moulton, Howard Nigh, Kim Newman, Dan Mueller, Jean Moertl. ROW 4. Mike Moskow, Andy Pasma, Jim Moretti, Scott Orton, Bob Parchmen. ROW 1. Pat Reise, Jenny Pollock, Lola Pheil, Shirley Repta, Jane Schmitt, Gary Schmidt. ROW 2. Mr. Beer, Kathy Reeling, Jim Pilachowski, Sandy Schmitt, Kathy Phillip, Deb Sanborn. ROW 3. Mike Pome- renke, Mike Price, Mark Ranscht, Don Ronkowski, Jackie Rady, Paul Samuelsen. ROW 4. Doug Ronkowski, Kieth Rice, Dave Pfieffer, Kari Roeglin, Laurna Schliepp. MR. BEER’S HOMEROOM MR. SCHEELE’S HOMEROOM ROW 1: Kris Stelse, Ronda Snow, Diane Sedgwick, Leslie Skumatz, Maria Scnflebcn, John Sobchrad. ROW 2: Robin Stacie, Karen Siepmann, Heidi Schroeder, Wendy Senfleben, Joni Shaw, Debra Schoenikc. ROW 3: Kathy Schneider, Leslie Schumacher, Linda Showers, Liz Sprouse, Ken Schmitz, Wesley Staus. ROW 4: Tom Slak, Margo Schwartzburg, David Seeley, Phil Snow, Mike Southard, Mr. Scheele. 144 ROW 1. Tim Sutter, Scott Vonicr, Bruce Turner, Steve Tetzlaff, Cheryl Swartwout, Cheryl Tieman, Melissa Trapp. ROW 2. Darlene Zsori, lone Sunderland, Debra Wirkus, Jackie Stevens, Darwin Tetzlaff, Pat Weber, Nancy Swan, Peggy Wiltsie. ROW 3. Kent Wabrowetz, Jerry Tetzlaff, Kim Stoecker, Pat Walker, Tom Vra- bel, Dennis Sudbrink, Brian Tobin, ROW 4. Rod Vcrbanec, Chris Wolff, Sandy Suffering, Larry Wolf, Carol Wilson, Susan Winkelman, Mr. Tiplady. 145 Faculty Here is a unique collection of in- dividuals, reflecting a broad rang of interests and talents. They arc called educators. Their duties en- compass nearly every phase of Arrowhead and reach the life of every student. Their talents and creativity fashion the atmosphere, challenge the student and mold each personality. The admini- strators of these are concerned not only with the efficiency of school programing, but also with the cur riculum offering a variety of chal lenging subjects. Student opinions on the quality of Arrowhead's teachers vary from emotional pros and cons to cold indifference. In general, students realize this col- lage of talent. They see them in action. They are there every day. Their quality is never strained. Here they are! You are each created with an equal opportunity to be unequal. Your unique talents and potential can be realized through a strong and positive attitude. In order to be self-motivated and directed in a life of personal worth, each should contribute to the SOLUTION of problems in society by determining ways in which issues can and will be solved. This is in sharp contrast to the currently popular attitude which is revealed by those who spend all their time identifying problems and expressing the ways which issues cannot be solved. Our democratic society must meet the responsibility of change but not be lured into change for change sake. Your ability to contribute to the resolution of problems through the cultivation of your unique talents will make your school and society improve. We must not forget that our form of government, with all it's imperfections is the best that the fallible mind of man has yet devised. We must agree that the proper function of the democratic process is to correct the imperfections when a way can be found - to improve not to destroy. With that fundamental agreement, each of you can proceed with equal opportunity to be unequal in rebuild- ing the unity of purpose that we have come so perilously close to losing in this great country. Your school, your com- munity and your country desperately need your leadership in rebuilding unity directed toward the common good of mankind. Dwight M. Stevens SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Manke, Dr. Chambers, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Lequc, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Morris, Dr. McNeil. The word desire is often associated with athletes and athletic teams. It implies an inner quality which causes the individual or team to exert somewhat greater energies in the attempt to reach established goals. It would seem that this same quality should be available to all individuals or groups as they strive to accomplish specific tasks. As we examine ourselves, there is no doubt that we all possess that inner quality. It is there for all of us to use. However, the problem we face is in finding that quality and allowing it to work for us. It is my hope, as we face the future, that we will search ourselves and exploit tire quality of desire to cause all of us to reach utmost production. In doing so, we will help to promote a better Arrowhead and a better society. 148 MR. STEVENS MR. ZIETLOW MR. VANDERTIE MR. POLLOCK MR. MARTIN MR. BAUER ADMINISTRATION 149 MRS. AUDLEY, BE, Art, Asst. Art Club Advisor. MR. BALMER, BS, MS, Phy. Ed., Chinn. Athletic Dept., Head Football Coach, Var- sity Club Advisor, Intramural Director. MRS. BARCLAY, BS, MS, Librarian, Library Round Table Advisor. MR. BART, BS, Humanities, Girl's Glee Club, Jr.-Sr. Choir, Orchestra, Chmn. Fine Arts Dept., Madrigals, Music Boosters. MR. BAUER, BS, MA, Physics, Dean of Student Services, Science Club Advisor. MRS. BAXTER, BS, Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor. MR. BEER, BS, MS, Tech- nical Drawing, Woods, Shop Prep, Yearbook Advisor, Head Golf Coach, Asst. Varsity Club Advisor. MR. BENRUD, BS, MS, Guidance Counselor, Agri- culture, Future Farmers of America Advisor. MRS. BERKHOLTZ, BS, Librarian, Asst. Ski Club Advisor. MR. BLOM, BA, American Problems, U. S. History, Economics, Head Cross Country Coach, Asst. Track Coach, Announcer. 150 MR. BOLD, BS, MS, Local Vocational Education Coun- selor, Chmn. Practical Arts Dept., Technical Drawing. MR. BUEHLER, BS, MS, Guidance Counselor, Special Education, Head Wrestling Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Varsity Club Advisor. MRS. CHAPMAN, BE, Busi- ness Typing, Advanced Ac- counting, Clerical Office Practice, Newspaper Advisor. MR. DAVIS, BA, MA, World History, Chmn. Social Studies Dept., Student Sen- ate Advisor, Head Tennis Coach. MRS. FRUIT, BS, Home Economics, Home Econom- ics Club Advisor. MR. CESKE, BS, MS, Di- rector of Guidance, Economics. MR. GILL, BS, Biology, Asst. Varsity Club Advisor, Head Baseball Coach. MR. GUENTHER, BS, MS, Algebra, Advanced Math, Freshman Basketball Coach, Intra murals. MR. HANSON, BS, Woods, Shop Prep, Stage Set Con- struction, Asst. Track Coach, Intramurals. MRS. HANSON, BS, Home Economics. 151 MR. HARRISON, BA, Teacher of English, Ass't. Football Coach, Forensics Advisor, Wrestling Scorer. MR. HASSEMER, BS, MS, Chm. Science Department, Science Teacher, Civil De- fense Director. MR. HERTIC, BS, Cadet Music Teacher. MRS. HOFFMAN, BA, Teacher of English, Three- Act Play Ass't. , Forensics Advisor. MR. HUGHES, BS, PhM, Teacher of Mathematics, Rod and Gun Club Advisor, Basketball Timer. MR. JOHNSON, BE, MS, Business Education Teacher, Ticket Manager, Frosh Bas- ketball Scorer. MISS KAHN, BS, MS, Gui- dance Counselor, Psychology Teacher, Saddlc-ites Advisor. MR. KINZEL, BS, Teacher of Language Arts, Head De- bate Coach, Ass't., Foren- sics, One-Act Play Director. MR. KUCKKAN, BE, Teacher of Mathematics, A.F.S. Club Advisor, Con- ference Statistician. MISS MAAS, BS, MS, Home Economics Teacher and Home Economics Club Advisor. 152 MR. MARTIN, BS, MS, Dean of Student Services, Guidance Counselor, Coach, National Honor Society Advisor. MR. MYRHUM, BS, MA, Audio-Visual Director, Sci- ence, Math, Head Track Coach, Intramural, Basket- ball scorer. MISS NAUERT, BE, Business Typing, Shorthand. JEAN NEUSER, BS, Girl's Phy. Ed., GAA Advisor, Pep Club Advisor. MR. O'DRISCOLL, BS, Social Studies, Ass't Football coach. MR. PETERSON, BS, Study Hall Supervisor. MRS. PETRICK, BS, En- glish, Forensics Advisor. MR. POLLOCK, BE, MS, Bus. Mgr., Chm. Business Education Dept., Business Education., Frosh Basketball Timer. MR. REICHERT, BS, MS, Mathematics Dept. Chin., Mathematics, Ass't Football Coach. MR. REINHOLD, BS, Phy. Ed., Ass't. Football and Wrestling coach. 153 MISS REKE, BS, MS, Ger- man, Art, Art Club Advisor, German Club Advisor, Humanities. MISS RICE, BS, World His- tory, Physical Education, Cheerleaders Advisor, Assis- tant GAA Advisor. MR. RICHMOND, BS, American Problems, Politi- cal Science, World Geogra- phy, Ski Club Advisor, Stu- dent Senate Advisor. MR. ROIDT, BS, MS, Attendance, Special Educa- tion, Psychometric Work, Announcer. MR. SCHAEFER, BS, English 9, Chairman Language Arts Department, Advanced Composition, JV Basketball Coach, Forensics Director. MR. SCHEELE, BS, World Geography, American Prob- lems, Student Senate Advi- sor, Intramurals. MR. SCHLIESMAN, BS, MS, Auto Mechanics, Stage Set Construction, JV Baseoall Coach. MR. SCHNEIDER, BS, MS, Study Hall Supervisor, Elementary Physical Education. MR. SMITH, BS, MA, Geometry, Chemistry, Var- sity Basketball Coach, Assis- tant Football Coach, Varsity Club Advisor. MR. STUVE, BS, MS, Metals, Shop Prep, Woods, Assistant Track Coach, Timer. 154 MR. SWAN, BS, Physical Science, Assistant Science Club Advisor, Intramurals. MR. SWANSON, BS, MS, Advanced Biology, Biology, Scorekeeper, Intramurals. MR. TIPLADY, BS, English 10, Three-Act-Play Director, Drama Club Advisor, Foren- sics Advisor. MR. TJUGUM, BS, Auto Mechanics, Metals, Shop Prep, Assistant Yearbook Advisor, Intramurals. mSf V MISS TREMAINE, BA, Ger- man, English 9, Assistant German Club Advisor, Fo- rensics Advisor. MR. VON ALLMEN, BS, Publicity, Basic Composi- tion, American Lit, Junior Basketball Coach, Forensics Advisor. MR. WEIGEL, BS, Jr.-Sr. Band, Co-Advisor Music Boosters, Dance Band, Pep Band, Color Guard, ArroYv- ettes Advisor. MR. ZIETLOW, BS, MS, Administrative Assistant, Biology,’Physical Science. 155 MAIN OFFICE Mrs. Bams, Miss Mundt, Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. Jochinsen, Mrs. Jensen. COOKS Mrs. Padinger, Mrs. Flanagan, Mrs. Lierk, Mrs. Nelson. Mr. Larratt CUSTODIANS Mr. Johnson 157 SUPER VALU , -.1 « — ' CULVERT p HARDWARD HARTLAND BARBER SHOP LOR 1ST RTLAND CLINIC AR|L GRETCHEN'S NORTH LAKE OIL CO NORTH LAK DR. GAVAHAN DR. HESS PIGGLY WIGGLY HARTLAND NATIONAL BANK JACKSON NK OF HARTLAND KURTZ FUNERAL HOME HOPKIN’S SAVINGS. LOAN ■HARMANN’S BAZAAR FACTORY OU BEHREND AGENCY HORNBURG FORD NARY HARTLAND MBINflt BIES AND AUDLE STOM MELIS SHEL 'JEWELRY HA8ELOW COMJ NY ifOFFMAN’S HOTEL W. BROWN LUMBER COMPANY MINNETTE’S BAKERY W. W? BROWN NURSERY - REX FORD •ERICK’S DRUG STORE In Memory of Mike Hoffman January 1, 1953 The 1971 Yearbook Warhawk has been assembled in Memory of Mike. The yearbook staff is sure that the many memories of Mike will sustain die many friendships that were acquired in his years at Arrowhead. 160