Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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BERWYN ANDERSON, B. Ed., B.B. Adm., Bookkcqjing, Typing VIRJEAN ARCHER, B.S., Chemistry, Gen. Science, LT.L HELENE ARPKE, B.A., M.A., English, POW WOW RUTH ARVOLD, B.S., Biology, Homecoming, Prom GERALD BETHKE, B.S., M.S., Physics, Algebra, F.T.A., Science Club, Golf JAMES BRENNER, B.S., M.S., Area Studies, American History, Detention

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ADMINISTRATION KENNETH HORN PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1968 You are living in an age of change—mechani- zation and automation in industry and business, permissiveness in society, ever increasing de- pendence on the federal government and liberal- ness in religion. Your adjustments to new ideas and ways of living will require knowledge of the past as well as ability to solve problems. May your four years at M.U.H.S. be a firm foundation for clear thinking and continued education. Sincerely, Kenneth Horn DANIEL KAMOSKE VICE-PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1968 Seniors, as you leave high school after four years of educational training I would ask you to keep before you the individual responsibility of all Americans. If, despite our achievements, we become a rabble, swayed by slogans and following the unthinking crowd with fads and fancies, our future is dim. But, if we as indivi- duals think for ourselves and concern ourselves with the problems that are important to our country, if we use wise judgment, our nation can be strong for centuries to come. Sincerely, Daniel Kamoske 6

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RICHARD BRIEN, B.E., Area Studies, Geography, American History CLARENCE BROWN, Ph.B., M.E., Guidance Director MARY CALLINAN, B.A., Latin, Physical Education, Latin Club, Girls’ Golf, G.A.A. CARLOTTA CAMARDA, B.S., M.A., American History, Social Problems, Student Government ROSANNE CLARK, B.S., Family Living, Chefs, Foods and Nutritions, Biology