Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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CLASS SONG Our Farev ell” Verse There’s a happiness in mem'ries of our dear old High School days; There's a kind of satisfaction that for earnest effort pays; When we stop into the v orld At the close of our last year, When v e'll wonder v hat to do Without dear High School near. V e unite in sons to pay a tribute To the school v e love so well. It has been our home and shelter; And means more than words can tell; In the days of our diligent training You have kept us strong and true, As through life our paths v e're wending V e shall always remember you. Farewell! Farewell! Farewell to High School days. When v c're gone v e'll o'er be praising t r tj Q 11 vjo it a ! Chorus Coda

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Senior class of 1936 is composed of eleven boys and eleven f’irls. Early in the fall we elected Clara tV -then our Class President; Maryan Rockteacher, Vice Pres- ident; Isabelle Moyer, Secretary and Treasuer; Irvin Henze, Student Council Member; and Mr Hill, Class adviser. Seven of the Seniors v e re presented v ith Letters at the annual football banquet. The Senior boys v ho received 'otters wore: Edward Domocki, Eldred Denzinc, Harold Kip- .,rs, Lowell Keppon, Edward Jankowski, Kenneth Church, and Irvin Henze. The Basketball season opened November 13. The follow- ing boys did the honors for the Senior Class: Edward Jan- kowski, Harold Kippers, Edward Domecki, Eldred Benzine, Kenneth Church, and Irvin Henze. When a Feller Needs a Friend”, the Senior Class play, was presented on Friday evening, April 17. Irvin Henze and Isabelle Moyer took the loading parts. The school band will lose throe cood band members at the close of the school year. The throe wraduatinc players are: Harold Kippers, Isabelle Meyer, and Raymond Ruppcrt. The Senior Class Day program was held in the gymnasium Friday, Hay 22, at one o1clock. The program provided a lot of fun for everyone and perhaps a little sadness for the craduatinc Seniors. Yfo are very proud to say that one of our classmates, Isabelle Meyer, has always been on The Honor Roll during all her four years in ill h school. Maryan Rockteacher is another one of our brilliant members. Her name has appear- ed on every Honor Roll during her Freshman, Junior, and Senior years---her Sophomore year was spent at Waukesha. . lthou£'h wo do not have a record of her attainments at Waukesha we arc sure that they were of hiwh quality. There is another record-breaker in our class—Jcanctto Sudden. Jeanette has had perfect attendance during her Freshman, Sophomore, and Senior years. T H E A R R O W

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JUNIOR CLASS Top Row: K. Pellman, R. Hause, E. Miller, M. Pink, F. Rintelman, F. GilbronsAn, R. Blott, G. Baxter. Second Row: M. Jolliffe, M. Anich, L. McAdams, J. Horn, V. Fou ner, L. Stubbs, L. Bailey, J. Craig. Third Row: J. Keniston, P. Stair, Z. Stawski, E. Fardy, M. Austin, L. Oudeyon, L. Johnson, M. Cartledge. Fourth Row: J. Weinkauf, G. Sprague, E. Rehberg, D. MacAdam, R. Box, A. Seifert, D. Hoeft, D. Michaells. James Sugden, Class President Lyle Himebauch, Vice- President Jeanette Denzine, Secretary- Treasurer Muriel Menick, Student Council Miss Klein, Class Adviser