Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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HI-Y Second Row—L. Day, G. Luedtke. First Bow—D. Barber, H. Minikel, R. Williams, C. Anderson, P. Hunter, D. Orgas, D. Winegarden, P. Kober. M CLUB The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, main- tain and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The activities include recreation, banquets and expert lecturers on various subjects. Officers this year were: President, Russ Williams; Vice-President, Phil Hunter; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Carl Anderson. The adviser was Mr. Brown. The M Club is composed of major letter winners and managers only. The members are initiated before entering the club. In addition to sports and other activities they also planned the homecoming events. Officers this year are: President, Dale Orgas; Vice-President, George Porter; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Ronnie Beranek. Back Row—J. Martin, M. Strasser, I. Moore, E. Rachwal, R. Porter, D. Doughty, B. Baas, J. Rudolph, W. Schafer, R. Wagner, J. Piskula. Third Row A. Knurr, L. Menghe, P. Hunter, H. Klein, D. Enright, C. Anderson, T. Bauer, D. Orgas, L. Holtz, L. Crusan. Second flow—F. Babeck. L. Elton, R. Totten, D. Schultz, R. Le Veille, J. Davis. D. Barber. C. Preston. First flow—D. Barber, B. Nowatske, H. Minikel, R. Beranek, D. Orgas, G. Porter, D. Winegarden, P. Kober.

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 Bode flow—E. White, S. Hoffer, G. Dettmering, N. Pierner, R. Miller. Y. Kramer. B. Eichsteadt. S. Gerhard. Third Row—J. Carlson. K. Martin. J. Carlson. V. Mohr, M. Horn. M. Welch. J. Enright. Second Row—M. lensen, A. Loth. D. Van Valin, P. Treichel, C. Whinnery. T. Plotz, J. Weir. First Row—C. Artz, J. Yadro, J. Behling, K. Martin. N. Davis. I. Erichsen. D. Wambold. LAMBDA TAU LAMBDA — L.T.L. The girls of L.T.L. participated in several activities throughout the year. They helped with the Homecoming Dance and sponsored a Christmas Dance, ''Mistletoe Madness. They also had parties of their own. Officers this year were: Kay Martin, President; Nancy Davis, Vice-Presi- dent; Pat Greenwald, Secretary; Isabel Erichsen, Treasurer. Miss Anderson advised this group during the current year. Bock Row—A. Trupke, N. Klix, S. Orgas, J. Freeman, L. Hcltz, D. Mosher. R. Brach. D. Machan. Third Row—J. Coburn, N. Brackett, G. Wohlbedacht, I. Smith, J. Davis. J. Behling, R. Rebholz, R. Parker. Second Row—C. Butler, A. Rose, P. Van Valin, D. Hoffmann, K. Mohr. M. Ludwig, J. Burgermeister, J. Ahrens. First Row—G. Smith, P. Smart, C. Lippert, A. Utesch. J. Blott, S. Hoffer. K. Martin.

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JUNIOR PROM Hawaiian Nights was the theme for the Junior Prom, held April 18, 1952. The gymnasium was deco- rated with streamers in various shades of lavender starting at the far end in a deep color and getting lighter as one came toward the stage. The walls were decorated in a typical Hawaiian manner. On the back wall of the stage was a huge painting of Waikiki Beach. The Grand March was led by King Carlton Sayer and Queen Ruth Bornfleth. The music was provided by Cullen Casey's Orchestra. Queen King RUTH BORNFLETH CARLTON SAYER King Queen EDWARD RACHWAL EILEEN WHITE HOMECOMING For the first time in the history of M.H.S. the In- dians played their homecoming game under lights. They made it a success by defeating Union Grove 45 to 0. The homecoming dance followed the game. The gym was decorated in keeping with the season. Queen Eileen White and King Eddie Rachwal made a charm- ing couple as they led the dancing to the orchestra of Charles Schmoller.