Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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JUDITH LOUISE NEWMAN “Juds” Full of fire and mischief, too, Doing things she shouldn’t do. LARRY GENE NICOSON “Nick” You’d never suppose it, but I bashful. SHARON E. MERATH “Buddy” Third finger, left hand will soon be wearing a wedding band. PHILIP L. MIHLBAUER “Fopper” Women just don’t appreciate the good things of life. I TIMOTHY J. McGEE “Tim” I like work; it fascinates me! I can sit and look at it all day. ROGER NEIL McGRATH “Beetle” He never troubles trouble, Until trouble troubles him. JAMES M. NITSCHKE “Jimbo” They say that work never hurt anyone But don’t give me any, not even for fun. MARY LOU NOAK “Mary Lou” Quiet, but nice.

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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.

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CURTIS PELLMAN “Cun” Seen often; Seldom heard. ELIZABETH ANN PERKINS “Betsy” A friendly smile and a heart that is kind Few like her you’ll ever find. ROBERT E. POSEKANY “Posey” In all activities he certainly leads. The school is blessed by all his deeds. RUTH ANN RAIT “Ruth” Nothing is more useful than silence. JAMES THOMAS PIPP “Jim” I never let school interfere with my education RICHARD GEORGE PLADIES “Plato” My words aren’t few, my words aren’t wise But I have more fun than you other guys. JANANN RONAN Janann” Lead me not into temptation; but show me where it is. ROBERT JAMES ROSE “Pops” Cheer up, Bob, the struggle’s almost over.