Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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Back Row P. Smart. C. Lippert. S. Hoffer. K. Martin. A. Smart. J. Smith. D. Van Valin. Third Row J. Enright. K. Martin. P. Van Valin. J. Carlson. M. Horn. J. Liddicoat M Welch C. Butler. Second Row—Miss Burrows. J. Holzapfel. B. Brach. P. Greenwald. S. Lyons. N. Brackett. Y. Kramer. Front Row—L. Holtz. D. Beardsley. P. Parker, C. Martin. R. Shearer, V. Smith. Lambda Tau Lambda - L. T. L. The girls of Lambda Tau Lambda Participated in various activities during the past school year. One outstanding event, full of laughs and fun, was the initiation of new members into the club. The girls, assisted by Miss Haig and Miss Burrows, helped with the annual Home-Coming Dance . Officers are: Peg Parker, President; Donna Horn, Vice President; Rosie Koncikowski, Secretary; Dorothy Beardsley, Treasurer. Back Row—J. Yadro. V. Mohr. A. Loth. L. Lartz. M. Jensen. P. Treichel. B. Vick. Third Row—J. Weir. C. Whinnery, J. Schuet, E. Leverenz. C. Raebel. D. Wambold, J. Behling. Second Row—Miss Haig. E. White, S. Rudolph. M. Davis. V. Vollmer, N. Klix, D. Mosher. Front Row—E. Bucher. M. Taylor. J. Vollmer. R. Koncikowski. A. Rose. P. Parker.

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Back Row—C. DeBack. G. Pugh. R. Ahrens. R. Bartholomew. N. Barber. W. Lee, R. Moore. J. Ludwig. R. Hill. G. Smale. Third Row—J. Klix. F. Brady. F. Luedtke. D. Horn. E. Leverenz. G. Marquardt. D. Mortimer. D. Holtz. D. Roberts. Second Row—Mr. Hotz. S. Roberts. J. Vollmer. B. Thronson, J. Schuet. J. Grobe. D. Beardsley. M. Taylor. J. Baumann. S. Orth. Front Row—P. Parker. R. Shearer. E. Bucher. V. Smith. C. Ellarson. N. Coats. R. Koncikowski. C. King. Senior Choir For the second consecutive year Mr. Hotz organized a choir open to Seniors only. Thirty-five students participated. This senior group took part in the fall and spring concerts and sang at the Junior and Senior Class plays. Eight members were chosen to partici- pate in the massed choir at Union Grove. Although the choir was only average in quantity, it ranked high in quality. Accompanist DONNA HORN Accompanist LAVERNE HOLTZ

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Junior Prom The gym was decorated with streamers of dark and light blue, maroon, pink, and purple for the Junior Prom, Cinderella's Ball , held May 18, 1951. Murals told the Cinderella story and on the stage a pumpkin carriage sparkled before a glittering castle. King, Gerry Stemper, and his queen, Peggy Parker, led the Grand March. Doc Whelan and his orchestra provided the music. Queen King VALERIE CARLSON NEIL BARBER Homecoming Our annual Homecoming celebration began at 1:00 P.M. on October 26, 1951 with a parade led by the high school band. Following the parade the Indians scalped the Racine County Aggies 39 to 7. Promptly at nine that evening royalty, Neil Barber and Valerie Carlson, broke through a papier mache football to lead the Grand March of a court of honor which opened the dance. Music was pro- vided by Cullen Casey's orchestra.