Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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JOAN AILEEN DAWSON “Joanie” She’s a foot ahead of us all. ROBERT ALLAN DAY “Rob Happy go lucky, fair and free, Nothing there is that bothers me. DANIEL CHARLES DEWEY “Dan” Cast away care, sing away sorrow. If I don’t like today, there’s always tomorrow. ANDREA ANN DOUGHTY “Andee” As the old saying goes. “Little Women will do great things.” THOMAS W. DULKA “Tom” Life is a foreign language; All men mispronounce it. KATHLEEN BARBARA FEJNAS “Kathy A right little gal. Who makes a mighty fine pal. RALPH N. FLEMING “Ralph Not bashful, just naturally shy. BERNADETTE MARIE GAJEWSKI “Bernie” What I really crave is sports cars W’ith the sport still in it.

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KEITH BUSH “Keith” At the wonders of science he wonders. DENNIS MICHAEL CHASE “Tilly” When joy and duty clash; let duty go to smash. MICHAEL E. CHRISTIANSON “Mike” There surely must be some hard work in him for none has ever come out. DANIEL C. CZARAPATA “Dan” A lover of good cars, good times, and good girls. DONALD WARREN CZUBIN “Obby” I took a lot of will power, but I’ve finally given up studying. KENNETH LONNEL DABLE “Sinclair” Away from books, let’s have some fun, Away from teachers, my schoolin’s done. VICTORIA MILDRED DABLE “Vicki” Always a smile for everyone Full of pep and full of fun. JON C. DAHLE “Chris” A friendly senior, loaded with fun We all can tell by the pranks he’s done.

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PATRICIA S. GMIREK “Pat” She’s here, I hear her giggle. HOWARD GREEN “Howie” Some work hard, and some work not, With those between I’ll cast my lot. JUDITH ANN HANSEN “Judy” Good Athletic Girl—G.A.A. RONALD SCOTT HANSEN “Big Ron” History may repeat itself, but they will never make another man like me. JOSEPH LEE HARDINA “Joe” Girls may come, and girls may go But wherever there’s a girl, there goes Joe. SALLY HARMANN “Sally” Always willing, obliging, and kind Such a lass you can’t always find. KATHLEEN BARBARA HASSETT “Kathy” She’s the shy type, You have to whistle twice. EDITH MAE HOLTZER “E.B.” Why should I be shy?