Arrowhead High School - Warhawk Yearbook (Hartland, WI)

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Smoke signal comes thru After many long hours of arguments, debates and hard work, the AHS Smoke Signal finally came through with the help of their new advisor Ms. Joan Bergstrom and the Lake Country Reporter. The paper had the look of a real newspaper complete with pictures, Un- fortunately, due to internal strife the paper came out only fitfully and had alarge turnover in both students and faculty advisors. The addition of a newspaper class to the curriculum should remedy their problem in years to •come. NEWSPAPER STAFF. Front row: Claire Welch, Ms. Joan Bergstrom, Jean Farley, Noel Becker. Second row: Sue Paul, Russ Berger. Not Pictured: Lynn Ashton, Bret Gladish, Mike Enters.

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22 New look for the yearbook Does your yearbook look different? If it does, it's because the yearbook staff, with the help of Mr. Doug Kreimeyer and Mr. Frank Balistreri, decided to try something new. The staff worked hard after school and weekends to bring you this year's book. Mr. Ken Whittamore, a represen- tative from Josten's Yearbook Com- pany, attended meeting regularly to help with any problems that arose. The addition of Mr. Dave Wetzel, an assistant advisor, and some new equipment helped the staff to im- prove their photography operation. After the yearbook was finished, the entire staff went to Mr. Balis- treri's house for a party. Even though Jean Euch got all wet, she had just as much fun as the rest of them. So here's the new yearbook! The staff hopes you appreicate it and en- joy it for the years to come. YEARBOOK STAFF. Front row: Jean Euch, Jean Hajdziona. Second row: Cindy Knight, Laura Jones, Mike Doman, Cheryl Booth, Sandy Klueskens, Mr. Frank Balistreri. Third row: Steve Strazis, Chuck Booth, Bob Strazis, Bert Dziedzic. Missing: Renee Groenevelt, Barb Thomas.

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Express yourself in english A's in Sub-District: John Brennan, Debbie Pitsch, Mary Gross, Neil Smith, El- len Brennan, Liz Pfeiffer, Jeannie Euch, Tina Meyer, Penny Patterson. A's in District: Neil Smith, Ellen Brennan, Liz Pfeiffer, Jeannie Euch, Tina Meyer, Penny Patterson. A's in State: Jeannie Euch, Tina Meyer, Penny Patter- son. ' 'Listen, 1 heard this great joke last week! ! Something new meet the eye! The EYE has caught the attention of many of Arrowhead's most intelligent and talented people, making the Forensics team almost triple the size of previous years. And what is Foren- sics? It's a way for students to learn to and practice expressing themselves well in public. The rewards of par- ticipation are added poise and confi- dence and more self assurance in public. Arrowhead placed second in the conference tournament, which was the only team competition of the year. The Forensics season included participation in a series of Saturday tournaments all leading to the state competition. To get to the state lev- el of tournaments, a contestant must qualify by receiving an A rating at the sub-district and district tour- naments which this year were held during March and April. The season ended with the state tournament in Madison, April 29. Six individuals competed at Madison. Three re - ceived A ratings. The Forensics team had a great season and is look- ing forward to an even better one next year. Row 1: Mr. Peche, John Brennan, Jeannie Euch, Mary Jesko, Angela Stickel, Mr. Kinzel. Row 2: Mr. Wick, Mary Gross, Jane Karbler, Joe Kleinwaechter, Scott Johnson, Neil Smith. Row 3: Debbie Pitsch, Liz Pfeiffer, Lau- ra Jones, Penny Patterson, Tina Meyer, Jeff Meissner, Mike Ranscht. Missing: Heidi Schmidt. 24