Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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DEDICATION MR. NORBERT HOTZ Because of the untiring efforts in the capacity of your work—among other things, that of publicizing the school of which you are so valuable a part, because of your ef- forts to offer all of us many hours of fine, enjoyable music, and because of the many- splendored characteristics which make you the necessary person you are, we, the 1961 ARROW Staff dedicate our publication to you. Mr. Norbert Hotz.

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BRIAN LEE ALBRECHT “Frenchy” Silence, too, has its advantages. GORDON KEITH ANDERSON “Gordon” Trouble is, if a fellow tries to be the quiet, thoughtful type, she thinks he’s mad about something. M SUZANNE ELLEN ANICH “Susie” When those bits of nonsense you hear, you’re sure to know that Susie’s near. PHILIP DURWARD BALL “Phil” Someday he’ll succeed and get ahead. That’s if he makes it out of bed. ROBERT HUTTON BALL “Bob” Knowledge helps. It is the first step toward wisdom. KATHLEEN BETH BATES “Kathy” Ready for anything—work or play, she’s a good scout in every way. ANDREW W. BAUMGARTNER “Baumy” You can’t always tell what makes a man tick until you meet his girl. She may be the works. JAN MARIE BEILFUSS “Jan” Devil or angel?