Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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AUDREY LEE KING “Audrey’’ Of course. I’d like to join the Navy. BEVERLY ELAINE KING “Be tT There’s a woman at the beginning of all great P things. mm CHERYL D. KING “Sheri” She may be quiet, but— DAVID CHARLES KNURR “Dave” A good friend, what more need be said. LYNN ANN KREGER “Lynn” I might be better if I could. But it’s awfully lonesome being good. ARTHUR DALE KROLL “Art” I know a lot of things, but I just can’t think of any right now.

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RICHARD J. HUNKINS “Rich” The world belongs to the energetic, But who wants the world anyway. JAMES LEONARD JOHNSON “Jim” My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. JEROME A. JOHNSON “Jerry” Am I seeing double? MELODY DAWN JOHNSON “MeV’ Off-hand I’d say I prefer high school nights to high school days. DANIEL N. KAINZ “Kans” I have an investment problem: I don’t have any money. JAMES KAISER “Jim” His friends are many, His foes ... if any. MARTIN WILLIAM KERN “Key-Job” In everything he’ll always lead, We’re sure this guy is bound to succeed. JOHN A. KIJEWSKI “Johnny” I’m here, even if I don’t tell anyone.

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JAMES E. KROPETZ “Jim” 5—4—3—2—1 He’s ’Round the track before the gun. SANDRA ELLEN KRUSE “Sandy” Radiant Red hair her glory Personality—same story. DONNA LOUISE LARTZ “Donna” I don’t have much to say. But I do a lot of thinking. LOIS MARIE LIDDICOAT “Lois” In school she is calm and demure. Outside of school we are not quite sure BARBARA JEAN LUDYJAN “Barbara” She puts her worries down to the bottom her heart, puts on the lid and smiles. JOHN E. LUECK “Jack” Silence is golden, but quite all right. JERRY A. MASON “Perry” All great men are dying— And, I don’t feel so well myself. DIANN FRANCES MATTHEWS “Diann” She’s gentle and she’s small, Always lots of fun at any ball.