Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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Pow Wow This year, the Pow Wow staff got a taste of what it is like to publish a real newspaper because the usual six issues were printed, not mimeographed. Miss Ott was an able adviser. Articles were assigned and selected by Editor- in-Chief, Donna Horn, and Assistant Editor, Dorothy Beardsley. Feature Editor, Rosie Koncikowski; News Editor, Nancy Coats; Sports Editor, Neil Barber; and Reporters, Carolyn King, Betty Thronson, Joan Bennett, Carol Ellarson, Jim Bourdo and Don Mortimer obtained the necessary information. Articles were proof-read by the editors and the adviser. Finally, Sheran Roberts, Shirley Orth, and Peg Parker, typed the material and took it to the printers to be streamlined. Business and circulation was managed by Valerie Smith. Back Row—S. Orth. R. Koncikowski. J. Bennett, R. Shearer. J. Bourdo. N. Barber. B. Thronson, C. King. C. Ellarson. S. Roberts. Front Row—P. Parker. D. Mortimer. D. Horn, Miss Ott, D. Beardsley. N. Coats. V. Smith.

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Back Row—D. Beardsley, R. Koncikowski, D. Horn, K. Mohr, W. Mitchell, N. Coats, J. Bourdo, B. Thronson, C. King. J. Bennett. Second Row—D. Mortimer. S. Roberts, P. Parker. Front Row—R. Moore, I. Erichsen. S. Orth, Miss Arpke, V. Smith, G. Marquardt, N. Barber. The Arrow The eighteentn volume of the Arrow was published by the Senior class of 1952 under the supervision of Miss Arpke. Work was directed by editor- in-chief, Shirley Orth; co-editor, Valerie Smith; and junior editor, Isabel Erichsen. The cover was designed by Dorothy Beardsley with Rosemarie Koncikowski, Peggy Parker, and James Bourdo supplying the other artistic touches. Writers were Joan Bennett, Sheran Roberts, Donna Horn, Neil Barber and Donald Mortimer. Material was typed by Nancy Coats, Betty Thronson, Carolyn King, and Grace Marquardt. Manager Rob Moore with assistants Bill Mitchell and Kathryn Mohr handled business and circulation.

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Back Row—D. Olson, N, Coats, J. Schauwitzer. I. Erichsen, K. Martin, N. Davis, G. Marquardt, C. King, E. White. Second Row—S. Orth, J. Paepke, V. Smith. Front Row—I. Bucher, R. Bornfleth, D. Horn, N. Barber, R. Ahrens, B. Thronson, Miss Piper. National Honor Society Fifteen new members were initiated into the National Honor Society at a candle-light ceremony on May 23, 1951. Later, their parents were entertained at a tea. To become a member of the National Honor Society, a person must excel in leadership, must possess a good character, must serve the school loyally, and must have a ninety average, both in conduct and in class work, for at least two years. The officers of the club for this year were: President, Neil Barber; Vice President, Robert Ahrens; Secretary, Donna Horn. Miss Piper served as adviser and as treasurer. The very spring and root of honesty and virtue lie in the felicity of lighting on a good education. Plutarch