Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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Back Row—Mrs. Erasmus. J. Peterson, K. Aplin, H. Porter. Third Row—R. Tuttle, M. Dettmann, S. Lange. B. Rittler, F. Miller. Second Row—V. Schankey, S. De Back, B. Parker, E. Jaworski, G. Abel, B. Sniderwin. M. Moore. Front Row—E. Sayer, M. Hanson. Senior Play Gangway For Ghosts was given by the Senior class under the direction of Miss Ott. A cast of twelve students was chosen for this three-act mystery comedy, which was presented on March 31. Junior Play Under the direction of Mrs. Kenneth Eras- mus, the Junior class presented their play on December 8, 1948. The title was Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The cast consisted of seventeen members. Back Row—M. Hanson. E. Jaworski, J. Lehmann. H. Porter. P. Martin. Front Row—Miss Ott. S. De Back, V. Anderson. A. Kaiser, M. Moore. P. Ward. E. Sayer, K. Aplin.

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Back Bow B. Blasius. G. Pugh. G. McKenzie. B. Bartholomew. C. Hendrickson. K. Kleis, D. Underberg. Third Bow B. Oberholtzer, G. Box. R. Behling. D. Orgas. D. Hollister. J. Jay. F. Luedtke. P. McCarthy. Second Bow J. Peterson. G. Swan. D. Rintelman, J. Knight, R. Moore. N. Barber, E. Wiehl, D. Ulrikson. First Bow Coach Bray. B. Parker, C. Verburgt. E. Jaworski, H. Porter, B. Smart, K. Aplin. M Club Is Born Yes! We now have a club for the letter men. The club is limited to the boys who have won major letters in football, basket- ball, baseball or who have managed the teams. The officers are: President Joe Peter- son, Secretary Earl Wiehl, Treasurer Eddie Jaworski. Hi-Y This year the Mukwonago chapter of Hi-Y had a joint induction with Norris Farm. The speaker was Mr. Lushbough of the Y.M.C.A. As in previous years this organization sponsored a Chicago trip. Mr. Brown, the Hi-Y leader, arranged for Mr. Garwin Smith to speak at one of the meetings. Back Bow J. Beardsley. L. Marquardt. B. Martin. P. Horn. F. Ruppert. J. Johnson. P. Hunter, K. Pugh. J. Ludwig. A. Gest. D. Hollister. Third Bow R. Sawyer. T. Young. L. Spellman. J. Jay, J. Bourdo. P. McCarthy. F. Brady. J. Klix. B. Wolf. B. Weinkauf. Second Bow—C. Anderson, R. Jensen, G. Swan, R. Behling, R. Hill, D. Underberg. R. Ahrens, B. Oberholtzer. K. Aplin. Mr. Brown. First Bow—C. Hendrickson. W. Smart, G. Ludwig, D. Agne, P. Neuman. P. McKenzie, F. Combs, T. Kezman, J. Knight.

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Back Row H. Porter. W. Smart. A. Schroeder, G. Abel. P. Doege. R. Kubly. Front Row R. Tuttle. E. Sayer. J. Moen. M. Hanson. Junior Prom The theme for the Prom held April 22, 1949 was Rhymes in Rhythm The top of the gym- nasium was gaily decorated with pink and white streamers, while the sides were decorated beautifully with colored nursery rhyme pictures. On the stage was a door which opened into Mother Goose Land. King Glen Abel and Queen Alice Ann Schroeder led the Grand March to the music of Lee Gordon's Orchestra. Homecoming On the afternoon of October 22, 1949 our annual Homecoming celebration began with a parade led by the M.H.S. band. Queen Phyllis Martin and King Earl Wiehl presided at the dance that evening. The gymnasium was decorated with pumpkins, cornstalks and leaves. The music was pro- vided by Cullen Casey's Orchestra. Phyllis Martin.......................Queen Earl Wiehl............................King