Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Page 33 text:

Back Row—J. Davis, L. Crusan. R. Porter, D. Doughty, L. Holtz, R. Wagner, F. Brady, C. Preston, L. Menghe, C. Anderson. Third Row—J. Klix, G. Pugh, N. Earber, W. Nowatske, D. Barber. D. Orgas, W. Lee, D. Orgas, R. Bartholomew, R. Moore. Second Row—W. Schafer. J. Clark, J. Stemper. J. McKenzie, R. Hill, F. Babeck, G. Porter, D. Ober- holtzer, R. Rebholz. Front Row—J. Menghe. D. Mortimer. D. Barber, F. Luedtke. C. DeBack, R. Beranek, A. Knurr, W. Baas. Football Mukwonago rolled over all opposition for the second consecutive year. After losing several stars from the unbeaten team of 50 , Coach Danielson put together another unbeat- able combination in 51 . The offensive team was not as powerful as last year's but the defensive team was the best in the state. In seven games the opponents scored only 14 points while Mukwonago rolled to 209 points. The team picked Glenn Pugh as captain. He proved to be an able leader, who, with his fine spirt, gave the team the will to win . Coachs Danielson and Bray did a magnificent job with the team. Both deserve a great deal of credit. FOOTBALL SCORES FOR 1951 SEASON lukwonago . 36 St. Marys . 0 lukwonago . 25 Waterford . 0 lukwonago . 41 Walworth . 0 lukwonago . 26 Wilmot . . . 0 Mukwonago . 21 Union Grove Mukwonago . 39 Rochester . . Mukwonago . 20 East Troy . . Total 208 CAPTAIN GLENN PUGH

Page 32 text:

Back Row—E. Lyons. L. Day. P. Kober. R. Williams. H. Minikel, J. Tetzlaff. D. Barber. K. Miller, P. Ludwig. Mr. Brown. Front Row—F. Brady. W. Martin. R. Ahrens. P. Hunter, C. Anderson. W. Mitchell, F. Combs. C. Sayer. Hi-Y The purpose of the Mukwonago Chapter of Hi-Y is to offer high school boys a means of recreation and to give them a chance to hear experts speak on various subjects. This year the organization had its second annual banquet. At this time new members were initiated. Mr. Brown is Hi-Y leader. M Club Members of the M. Club are initiated before they are accepted into the club. Only major letter winners and managers are eligible. In addition to its other activities the club helps plan the homecoming events. Officers this year are Neil Barber, presi- dent; Joe Menghe, vice-president and Fred Luedtke, secretary-treasurer. Back Row—D. Barber. R. Beranek. J. McKenzie. W. Lee, F. Combs. F. Schraufnagel, C. DeBack. Second Row—W. Baas. F. Brady. W. Martin. G. Porter. D. Mortimer. D. Orgas. F. Luedtke. Front Row—R. Hill. R. Bartholomew. N. Barber. H. Minikel. D. Orgas, G. Pugh.

Page 34 text:

ftrif fKw ? Jadbwtig; ' 5 u»ac»t 1 Ewj .? h-JCJtrx 1 irX'jtr V. -tmcsar. «ffiial Snrwin. 3R StK-awit - Zj-jvqv.'x 3. fnsotai. Jrcw—? l urate 2 Sfcrtm - 1 Cr-jm IT S-'waaic. 2 r. r?zrain. 3 Bmife. Si Steopc jahasai. ' «Itnrgt B«r „%w 3t icn r - Cna» S inrutc 35 3 ruy. asy« Basketball Cwadh Csi Ztsz-j Jtrx. t rzxxz zac. ox ex.oe.jex' reason cor: x»g onr at vsp x 17 ksc of IS 9tx« The seer »x ; xji .osr 2 x xcieecoE games and ea for doe charxp»c xrp far 'he second mrmgir year Tie '€«=. broke ksxr year's offeesrre xxd befen .t« records. They overoged 36£ potxrs s a-xe cx: held es xvx k:i sc 3SS poxes per a=e Tsey xic ser ie grr-oe record by scor.xg 52 pxxa coxxj- }icrr.s- Ne- bxrher wic scared 55 parsis in this gome sec Ibe record for die ccnierexce xxd roxxed second highest is xe i se. CAPTA» WEZ. MJOE?. BASKETBALL RECORD FOR THE SEASON' Mnkwomgo . 69 St- Mary's . - . . . Mokwooogo . , . 61 Ioar-scn Creek - - - Mukwonago . . . 49 Waterfard . . - - Mukwonago . . 76 Norris . . . Mukwoncao . . . 57 Wilmot - . - Mukwonago . . . 75 Union Grove . - . . Mukwonago . . 46 East Troy . . ... Mukwonago . . . 39 Alumni . . - Mukwonago . . 50 Rochester . . Mukwonago . . 58 Johnson Creek . . . Mukwonago • . 69 St Mary s . . - - ' Mukwonago „ . 45 Delavan . . ... Mukwonago . . 31 Waterford . . Mukwonago • • 82 Norris . - . Mukwonago 43 Wilmot . . - . . . Mukwonago • - 45 Union Grove . . . . Mukwonago 43 East Troy . . Mukwonago • . 57 Memorial . . . . . Mukwonago Total— 42 -1077 Rochester . . Total—