Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

Hail to thee, Mukwonago Hail to the Gold and Blue Faithful we shall always be To our high school, fair and true Your standards are a guiding light Wherever we may go So drink a toast, a hearty toast To old Mukwonago. This book has a meaning a very special and nostalgic meaning. Nineteen seven- ty-two marks the end of the small, unpretentious building at 930 North Rochester Street as a high school. Never again in this building will Mukwonago freshmen be initiated into high school life with dunkings in water bubblers”; or sophomores dread the day term papers are due; or juniors hang miles of crepe paper at two in the morning for their prom; or seniors realize that this is the end of a safe, but slightly tedious wa This bool] -whool .«frKUi.- Sr J But along with that nostalgia, and a building now past, there is a spark of life — a beginning. A beginning for those who come after in a new building, a new setting. But this yearbook is for those of us of nineteen seventy-two. m ■ .i Ircslin.in hujh scliJHH Ufe is WBWffhg I'... for years. II 1 ' now he has nude ejsoon change hitj ideasy the u ppercl7Lssiij£uTake care of that. The sophomore l'cejs ise and experienced knows the score, The junior feels he must he sophisticated. He is no� an upperclassman. The senior gets'away with murder. Where the freshman couldn’t possibly gem way with taking a Donald Duck lunch box to school or not having a pass in the halls, thesemor'thrives on such doings. Many complaints heardlifioui thThigh school, but what isn’t heard are the sighs when the senior goes to his lasLilomecoming Dance or the junior sees his prom. ■ A crisp and sunny morning. Looking like a mother duck with her ducklings out for a morning stroll, the teacher leads the kids across the road to the woods. There the students see and experience what has been dulled into their heads in the stuffy classroom. The classroom is no longer the parameter of learning. Field trips are now a part of high school life. These trips range from going to see the movie “WAR AND PEACE,” to visiting the Waukesha Sewer System. A sprinkling of culture on Mukwonago students was achieved when the English, SociarStudies, and Science departments sponsored trips to Chicago. The Special Education students took a day long tour of the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry and the Advanced Drama students spent a week in New York. English students went to see THE MIKADO and HAMLET, while the Music department saw the opera THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. The final and most anticipated trip was the Senior class trip to New York and Washington D.C. In the fall election of 1971 the voters of the Mukwon- ago High School district determined the end of the Union High School and the formation of a new K-12 district. This instituted many changes in our school. The school administration was completely reformed. Mr. Swasey was selected as the new principal; Dr. Lohman, administrative aide. Mr. Martinka was appointed superintendent of the new K-12 district and Mr. Schacht was retained as Business Manager. It was necessary to have office space for these admin- istrators. Since space was a scarce commodity, an old storage room was pressed into service as an office. Paint and carpet transformed it into the district busi- ness office. Partitions and new furniture squeezed the new district office staff into the old storage room. Mr. Swasey is uclcomed as the new high school principal Next fall all will move with their typewriters and in dex cards to the new building. Mr. Martinka Dr. Lohman counsels a student. Mr. Schacht issues an order to Mrs. Rolfson Barbara Wendellen greets at the outer desk. Virginia Weinkauf works on payroll. Mr. Martinka's desk during a relaxed moment. Ann Stoccker, Executive Secretary and Bookkeeper. Florence LeVin. Mr. Martinka's personal secretary. Finally, after hours of work, everything and everyone Ever thing Is Cindy Mixdorf Warren Pelt Ellen Orgas Rick Burrow Peggy Curik Chris O’Connell DebGorrell Jim Weber Roxanne Tischaefer Joe Bucher 22 Queen Jeanne Kramer King Mike Winkler Beautiful V7 Gretchen Tominsek Mick Beilfuss Gazebo The It is Dress Rehearsal. The Director is upset. Why is he upset? No one knows their lines but Matilda. Matilda is the maid. She only has 4 lines. Now it is THE NIGHT. The play is over. The people go home. The director smiles. The play went very well. The director stops smiling. He is upset. The play goes on again tomorrow night . Mueller Hcagle Rowan Martin The Carole King of M.H.S: Anne Bethkc The Proposal Debbie Graham Fred Schmidt Sandy Cloninger Ron Aplin The 1971 Summer Musical outstanding performance rec- ord breaking attendance local acclaim. ft Janny Horn Dan Me Gee Plaza Suite Lora Nicoson Ken Andler Being in PLAZA SUITE was Miss Arpke asking where your late assignment is eating pizza at 1:00 a.m. and climbing the kiddie rocket at 2:00 a.m. crying after the performance buying two bottles of Cold Duck for the director and only giving him one hard but wonderful work. Anne Malloy Ron Aplin All-School and Jr. Sweetheart Mary von Rueden and her escort Mike Deck. 1972 Sweetheart I ‘I'riiani t] b toll -'.C In n it si j • • - A A,'. 11 • (' I ► ► 4 MHS’s Sweethearts Sr: Patty Considine and Peter Leenhouts. Frosh: Nancy Ulrickson and Rick Baker. Soph: Lynn Zlindra and Gordon Zale. ROW 1: C. Chapman. Mrs. Erikson, A. Bcthke. C. Mixdorf, Sharon Fleury, T. Herrling, J. Sauer. D. Knautz, L. Graves. ROW 2: T. Sugden, C. Humcke, D. Spencer, S. O’Connell. L. Plehn. S. Foss. M. Marty, L. Kleis, B. Miller. I r I s t i y y c i u b ROW 1: L. Crane, S. Vick, P. Wernig, S. Mosnicka, D. Ludwig. P. Steinke, W. Peterson. M. King. ROW 2: S. Lutz, L. Bastian, L. Woller, B. Szalewski. Mrs. Genrich, P. Oberhaultzcr, C. McCarthy, D. Yeager, D. Turner, C. Wallace. ROW 3: S. Jay, K. Humcke. G. Tominsek, C. O'Brien, C. Mixdorf. N. Sperstad. J. Peterson, L. Berg. i r I s 0 1 I e y b a I I SENIORS M. Beilfuss J. Bucher R. Burrow R. Colby R. Dorband M. Finney J. Graham J. Hyland M. Janovetz S. Karempelis D. Kressin C. O'Connell W. Pett R. Pokwinski E. Pollack J. Roder R. Seidel J. Weber M. Winkler J. Wolf JUNIORS K. Andlcr J. Anich C. Becker M. Bolan T. Bowey B. Brown G. Gullekson L. Henze N. Movrich C. Radtke R. Schmidt J. Smith R. Swan S. Thompson R. Vick A. Wittenberg SOPHOMORES D. Henning J. McAdams B. Movrich C. O’Connell J. Stock S. Teske T. Traynor Seniors Warren Pelt Mary Stcink tarry He Glen Gullekson Janei Adler Pat Karpf Shan O’Connell Cindy Chapman Tricia Sugden Becky Grunewald Student Council Pres. Steve Thompson Sec. Trcas. Sandy Jay Vice Pres. Rick Swan Editor-in-chief... Tom GitzlafT Managing Editor. . Anne Malloy Distribution Editor Gayle Williams Exchange Editor. .. Laura While Feature Editors... Mari Draeger Diana Kratsch Sports Editors... Brian Manthey John Hyland Typists. .. Gayle Williams Jean Weber. Diane Craig, Anne Bethke, Jeri kamenick Staff Writers. .. Wendy Gil laff, Sherry Greenwald, Mark Jaske, Pam Degutis, Pat Merlau. Luanne Jahns, Suz- anne Jahns, Diana Kratsch. Marie Suwalski, Laura White. Gilbert Yerke. Adviser... Mr. Cook Distributed monthly, the POW WOW prints news, features, editorials, and sports to inform the rest of the student body what is going on at Mukwonago. Reporters, typists, page editors and photographers are directed by Tom Gizlaff, Editor-in- chief, and Anne Malloy, Managing Editor. POW o w The stafl did more than publish the news- paper. They sponsored dances, ice cream and bake sales. With the money they earned, the staff started a scholarship fund for a worthy staff member. ROW I: S. Leclair, J. Webber. C. McCarthy, L. Beck. B. Uebelacker, L. Lcistiko, M. Metzger, G. Tominsek, W. Cobb, M. Draegcr. C. Graf, J. Krause, D. Russ. E. Meddaugh. P. Winkler. S. Schnitzler. ROW 2: A. Wuebben. J. Sargent. L. Slaton. K. Beck, T. Sugden. R. Swan, K. Weinkauf, J. Adler. S. Walsh. K. Schmidt, M. Graf, D. Gruetzmachcr, C. Mixdorf, A. Malloy. ROW 3: L. Plehn. S. Lutz, J. Zajdel, M. Hausen, J. Smith. D. Kratsch. H. Draeger, L. Graves, S. Vaclav, D. Swan, J. Anich, A. Bethke. K. Holzman. ROW 4: N. Sperstad, A. Rasmussen, W. Gallina, S. Campbell, M. Schmidt. J. Bucher. P. Briesath, S. Luck, D. Oswalt, M. Oberlin. ROW 5: C. Kufalk. G. Wilcox. D. Campos, R. Burrow. S. Jay, C. O’Connell. B. Huss, L. Henze. ROW 6: M. Holtz, L. Colby. D. LaBlanc, D. Boebel, D. Spencer. ROW 7: M. Bolan. S. O’Connell. J. Day, B. Miller. Advisers . Miss Harris and Mrs. Simon 40 ROW 1: D. Brugge. L. Crane, M. McPherson. L. Reiman. L. Schessler. J. Finke. D. Fleck. P. Wernig. ROW 2: R. Jensen. J. Greiser. R. Vick. M. Bo- lan. W . Gitzlaff, P. Block. C Wambold, D. Crane. J. Jacquith. ROW 3: C. Luck, K. Hoag, M. Deck, N. Movrich, E. Grinwald. B. Brown, D. Warriner. L. Bastian. ROW 4: O von der Hoff. T. Gitzlaff, G. Yerke, R. Zur. A. von der Hoff, L. Berg. C. Becker. R. Colby, J. Louis. ROW 5: R. Schmidt. M. Von Rueden, C. Humcke, N. Grinwald. ROW 1: M. Kading, J. Goodwin. D. Brierion. D. Ignasiak. T. Riley, H. Archer, J. Corcoran, J. Riddle. S. Hoover. J. Peterson. ROW 2: P. Leenhouts, M. Steinke. J. Graham. B. Weimcr. C. Long, L. Berg. S. Archer. J. Pratt, S. Karempelis. G. Dahl, D. Henning. Latin Club National Honor Society P. Merlau, D. Craig. G. Lake. C. Kurth. S. Luebke. C. Baker. D. Crane. J. Riddle. G. Tominsek. R. Tischaefer, V. Dahl, A. Malloy. S. Scherwitz. D. Knautz. K. Kerr. P. Considine. H. Klussenforf, M. Steinke, L. White, S. Jay. D. Mondloch, S. Karempelis. O. von der Hoff. R. Colby. T. Gitzlaff, D. Rausch. J. Hyland, E. Grin- wald, M. Janovetz, L. Berg. B. Brown, C. Becker, M. Bolan. L. Henze. D. Boebel, S. Thompson. L. Plehn, J. Adler, J. Peterson, J. Fala- da. P. Considine. C. Chapman. J. Ul- rikson, J. Hathway, S. Eenske. B. Miller, L. Graves, J. Sauer, J. Pratt. M. Von Rueden. T. Sugden, D. Si- monis, H. Archer. Debate ROW I: P. Considine. L. White. D. Gorell, L. Mann. ROW 2: P. Considine. N. Swenson. E. Pa- gel. ROW 3: Mr. Heagle, D. McGee, M. Hausen, B. Talatzko. ROW 1: M. Draeger, A. Malloy, L. White, S. Scherwitz. ROW 2: L. Mann. L. Staton, P. Rozinski. C. Dahle, C. Wallace, N. Swenson, C. Wuebben, K. Kerr. C. Maxfield, Mr. Heagle. ROW' 3: L. Graves. P. Considine, E. Pagel. G. Verke, D. Yerke. T. Gitzlaff, R. Vick, D. McGee, M. Morrow, M. Schrader. K. Schedler M.Oberlin J. Pagel J. Conroy J. Roder 0. von der Hoff A. Wucbbcn B. Weimer J. Wolf . V u i ,. A C. Tominsck R. Tischacfcr A. Shoifios H. Klusscndor A. King jaKSff SS , fiWlANS ROW I: S. Weinkauf. D. Luebke. B. Huss. ROW 2: N. Movrich, T. Sugden. N. Grinwald. D. Kazmierski. ROW 3: M. Rathke. C Prcbil C Wallace L. Zlindra. ROW 4: Mr. Nowicki. R. Pease. K. Jacobchick, J. Davis, P. Rathke. R. Belair, J. Grinwald, R. Wright. A udio Visual ROW I: M. Rickard. T. Mich. ROW' 2: J. Gitzlaff, E.Grinwald Petrie, S. Prokop, C. Shaft, J. Grieser. M. Hazelbaker. Chess Club Library Aides G.A.A. President Mary Marty Vice-President Helen Klussendorf Cindy Koch Correspondence Secretary Mary Draegcr Coordinator Vicki Dahl 46 ROW I: B. Arndt. J. Kamenick. S. Cloniger. C. Caproon. ROW 2: P. Allen. S. Fenske. J. Allen. R. Thornton. B. Fluss. ROW 3: C. Kurth, C. Brugge. D. Yeager, J. Webber, G. Williams. K. Bucher. Officers 1972 was a very active year for the Girls' Athletic Association. Under the direction of Mrs. Zitzner, the girls participated in such sports as swimming, foot- ball. horseback riding, volleyball, and bowling. The members attended the second annual Girls' Athletic Banquet, which concluded this year's activities. 47 ROW 1: V. Dorband. M. Allen. A. Wuebben, D. Karlman, J. Falada, K. Runquist. ROW 2: G. Williams. S. Moeller, L. Rezutek. ROW 1: J. Allen. J. Kamenick, M. Steinke. H. Klussendorf. S. Schlichting. L. Crane. L. Priefcr, S. Patterson, P. Mcrlau. D. Vertz. P. Allen, P. Brooks. A. Rasmussen. L. Beck. P. Karpf. L. Leistzko. ROW 2: L. Saunders. M. Allen. ROW 3: M. Finney. J. Greiser, A. Vertz. D. Yeager, D. Craig, M. Suwalski, R. Schlichting. F. M. C. C. Advanced Drama Students M. Morrow, S. Moeller. C. Fox. B. Grunewald, S. Scherwitz. J. Day, Mr. Fleagle. ROW I: S. Patterson, P. Merlau, S. Jay, R. Tischaefer. C. Shaft, K. Wilcox. W. Johnson. A. Malloy. K. Krueger ROW 2: R. Pokwinski, J. Hyland, G. Wilcox, C. Becker, P. Leenhouts, R. Dorband, B. Brown, Mr. Kohl. MIXED TENORS BASSES ALTOS Dan Yerke Ron Aplin Nancy Deacon Bob Schlichting Joe McAdams Terri Herrling Dan Tuttle Jeff Rolfe Laurie Baker Mark Morrow Alan Crane Chris Maxfield Greg Schlichting Roger Schlichting Deb Hunkins John Schmidt Mike Finney Chris Baker Gilbert Yerke Jim Wambold Cheryl Kufalk Dave Aplin Mark Jaske Vicki Dahl Mark Hazelbaker Greg Wilcox Becky Grunewald Tom Mich Warren Pett Jackie Finke Mick Beilfuss Sharon Fleury Randy Rachwal Jill Morris Pete Leenhouts Toni Kropetz Ken Jacobchick 50 CHOR US SOPRANOS Dawn Steffens Laura Bastian Karen Vollmer Diane Spencer Janellc Reichold Sandy Cloninger Pam Briesath Anne Bethke Jill Hansen Shirley Schlichting Kathy Bucher Diana Kratsch Sandy Jay Sharon Scherwitz Janny Horn Linda Beck Cindy Craig Pat Karpf Ginny Lake Kathy Krueger Louise Crane Lora Nicoson Ann Rasmussen Janis Hill Bobbie La Blanc Toni Goff Sandy Finney Melodie Fraf Rosie McClure Jill Meyers Valerie Brunette Jackie Martin Patty Considine Mary Tubbs Edic Wagner Louise Mann Diana Crane Deb Kainz Sherry Greenwald 51 FLUTE Diana Crane Deb Haag Cindy Chapman Sherry Jay Sandy Lutz Andrea Wuebbcn Karen Wojciechowski Nancy Turner Jane Ulrikson Louise Torhorst Jane Hansen Dorothy Hartman OBOE Sue Patterson June Bcrgsma BASSOON Kathy Schedlcr SENIOR Anne Bethke E CLARINET Tina Laumann CLARINET Donna Zingshicm Karen Vollmer Sandy Hoover Linda Priefer Wendy Galina Laura Bastian Sherry Greenwald Mike Lang Pat Corcoran Donna Rageth Sue Jahns ALTO CLARINET Jan Horn Jayne Peterson Cindy Koch BASS CLARINET Kathy Kerr Karen Arndt Dyane Simonis ALTO SAX Cindy Craig Cheryl Kufalk Becky Tuttle Tricia Sugden Gail Stogbauer LuAnne Jahns Debby Hunk ins TENOR SAX Kristie Bates 52 BAND Terri Hcrrling Gayle Williams BARITONE SAX Sally Blom Mary Allen FRENCH HORN Debbie Knautz Deb Karlman Jane Pratt Diana Kratsch Ruth Thorton CORNET Rodney Vick Tim Stach Louise Mann Ed Mosnicka Bill Chronis Shirley Schlichting Dave Boebel Jim Wambold Chuck Becker Greg Kazmierski Sandy Rolfe Jon Denzin Audrey Vertz TROMBONES Chris Baker Sandy Jay Chris Maxfield Bob Talatzko Bob Bennett Mark Lutz BARITONE Steve Thompson Nancy Sperstad BASS Mark Morrow Mike Finney Alan Crane PERCUSSION Scott Karempelis Warren Pett Ed Pollock AI Von der Hoff Bill Rush Bob Morris 53 Ann Hood PICCOLO Margaret Green Greg Schlichting Jill Morris Martha Morrow Jill Dickeri OBOE Kari Shorougian FLUTE Louise Crane Sandy Shankey Carol Wichtel BASSOON ALTO CLARINET Carolyn Wuebben Bonnie Stcmpcr Diane Turner Candy Graf Tina Oberhollzer CLARINET BASSCLARINET Sue Rock teacher Debie Kainz Sheri Dahle Cheri Wallace Sandy Mosnicka Sue Lippiti Karen Steffen Kim Kober Mary Pakenham Descry Klein ALTO SAX Sharon Teriaca Kerry Jo Long PatOberholtzer Ann Lecnhouts Edic Wagner Dan Yerke Becky Nicoson Nancy Ulrikson Debbie Ludwig Joann Pagel Sheila Vick Sandy Finney Chris Shaft Freshman TENOR SAX Ron Aplin BARITONE Georgia Kinowski Mike Plotz Dan Kazmierski Dale Butke Mike DeBack Bruce Danielson Karen Gaetke Richard Weink Steve Harris BASS BARITONE SAX Rick Baker Jeff Dickert JefT Rolfe Dan Tuttle Roy Frank FRENCH HORN Steve Gullekson John Kannard Jancllc Rcichold TROMBONE PERCUSSION Gail Pine Pat Pakenham Debbie Barth Kathy Grenn KrisSpcrstad Shawn Mulholland Steve Boebel Carole Jones CORNET Pete Thompson Ray Wright Laurie Baker Rick Jay Jay Peterson Steve Douglas Roger Schlichting Robert Schlichting Gary Lang Dave Aplin Dave Piagentini Larry Torgerson Lucy Staton Sophomore b cs ROW I: K. Grenn. D. Kainz. ROW 2: C. Wallace, C. Wuebben. S. Teriaca, B. Stcmper, D. Turner. ROW 3: J. Morris, M. Morrow, J. Reichold, B. Nicoson. ROW 4: T. Oberhollzer, K. Kober, G. Kinowski, N. Ulrikson, E. Wagner, D. Barth, C. Dahle. ROW 5: P. Oberhollzer, J. Pagel. Color Guard S. Greenwald, T. Herrling, M. Allen, D. Zing- shiem, J. Pratt, J. Peterson, S. Jay, C. Kufalk, J. Horn, R. Thornton. And Indianettes ROW 1: D. Simonis, A. Bethke, A. Wueb- ben, S. Hoover. ROW 2: T. Sugden, L. Priefer, S. Jay, B. Tuttle, S. Schlichting. K. Bates S. Paterson HPX ofhorst K behold Pep Band Jazz Band S. Karempelis, A.Bcthke, A. Crane. D. Crane, C. Craig, C. Kufalk, S. Blom. K. Bates, S. Jay, B. Talatzko, C. Max field. B. Bennett, L. Bak- er, E. Mosnicka, R. Aplin, S. Schlichting, R. Vick, D. Karlman, D. Knautz, J. Pratt, C. Baker, P. Pakenham. a F a c u I t y Dedication Few people have become great teachers. Greater is the number who become good teachers. And that highly per- sonal blend of learning and style and attitude and gimmicks which makes up a good teacher always contains an element of the mysterious, of the unfathomable. Faintly discernible within that mysterious element, however, is an obvious love of learning and an impartial concern for one’s students which naturally commands respect. Three teachers at Mukwonago command such respect. And so in appreciation of their achievements, the class ol 1972 dedicates their final yearbook to Mrs. Virjean Archer, Mr. Kenneth Johnson, and Mr. David Smith. School Board Avril Farris, Director Robert Martinka. Superintendent of Schools Wilbur Roscnkranz Roy Russell George Chronis. Clerk Thomas Day Joseph Sperstad (not pictured) Edgar Schultz Joseph Dichn, Treasurer William H. Kingston Clarence Schacht, Business Mgr A d m • i n • i s t r a t • i o n William Swayse High School Principal Keith Lohman Administrative Assistant Robert Martinka Superintendent of Schools D. Simon Spanish A. Faucett Reading P. Palmer Mathematics iii J. Brenner Social Studies D. Masarik Mathematics J. Polacek Biology K. Trainor German R. Undcrbcrg Music D. Smith English R.Smedema G.Swan Industrial Arts Physical Education V. Archer Chemistry P. Roeber English M. Buchanan Guidance D. Enright Social Studies S. Knurr Business Education F. Keeler Special Education K.Johnson Social Studies A. Heagle Speech and Theater E. Murphy Mathematics C. Brown Guidance L. Mueller Music C. Camarda Social Studies C. Cook English R. Rosenbecker Art 66 J. Gcnrich Physical Education E. Peters Home Economics R. Douglas Social Studies J. Kohl Biology E. Weins English T. Mainella English R. Wastian Industrial Arts D. Ascher Home Economics N. Fode Business Education D. Doone English, Latin B. Harris Spanish, Art J. Craig Guidance, English C. Zitzner Phy. Ed. H. Nordentoft Phy. Ed., English K. Hanson Social Studies R . Clark Home Economics D. Szawlewski Cook R. Kazmicrski Office Staff R. Plotz School Nurse P. Jacobi Custodian E. Conroy Teacher's Aid L. Machnik Guidance Secretary D. Powers Custodian D. Teske Custodian D. Hibler Cook C. Rodman Custodian N. Movrich Custodian M. Broesmale Staff Secretary J. Keating Office Staff C. Liebncr Student Teacher G. Lee Student Teacher J. Beschta Student Teacher 71 E. Walch English E. Kane Office Staff ROW 1. D. Knautz, S. Thompson. ROW 2: P. Good, J. Deck, R. Swan, M. Piagentini, E. Grinwald. ROW 3: Mr. Douglas, R. Knoelke, W. Pett, R. Seidel, M. Winkler, R. Colby. Warren Pett Baseball: 1971 Last year’s baseball team, cheered on by a great deal of spectator enthusiasm, had an outstanding season. With the help of Coach Douglas and Captains Rod Knoelke and Jim Deck, the team won seven of eleven conference games. After beating Waterford in Sub-regionals, the Indian sluggers went on to win the Regional champion- ship. Because they lost to Beloit at Sectionals, they were unable to compete in the State tournament. by Eugene Grinwald ROW I: Mr. Enright, C. O’Connell, S. Douglas, T. Riley, E. Mosnicka, D. Swan, G. Gullcckson, M. McCaffcry, B. Movrich. R. Weink, J. Scheffel, D. Bocbel. J. Dickert, M. Deck. M. Hausen, J. Zajdel. L. Colby. T. Roder. J. Kircher, B. Manthey, J. Goodwin. T. Knurr. D. Seidel, M. Berlick.T. Traynor, J. Jacquith. 75 eam fianft in thfffl lJPCat Ralf for low hurdles. Ralf Schmidt was also chosen Most Valuable Player Boys Track ROW ONE: P. Winkler, G. Wilcox, D. Kressin, J. Graham, C. O’Connell, J. Hyland, T. Niegelson, T. McAdams, W. Johnson, B. Brown, K. Humphrey, S. Holtz, S. Karempelis. ROW TWO: Mr. Dahle, M. Stapelton, C. Radtke, C. Zwicky, R. Burrow, R. Schmidt, M. Conroy, M. Janovetz, P. Hunnicutt, J. Cavender, R. Zur, B. Von Rueden, W. Miller, T. Brunette, Mr. Nordentoft. ROW ONE: S. Malnory, G. Peterson. R. Jay. D. Brierton, S. Boebel, J. McAdams. D. Rausch. J. Anich, S. Bauman. J. Smith. ROW TWO: G. Zale, R. Vick, B. Kroll, S. Mulholland, K. Miller, E. Netteshiem, M. Stapelton, R. Aplin, D. La Blanc, A. Swayze, A. Swayze, M. Swayze, J. Tueteberg. R. Sullivan. ROW THREE: C. Becker, N. Movrich, G. Kazmerski. J. Louis, A. Wittenberg, T. Schedler, C. Kamin, L. Berg, M. Goodwin, P. Leenhouts, E. Kidera, Mr. Nordentoft. ROW ONE: L. Roeber. ROW TWO: J. Finkc. S. Fleury, A. Bethkc. ROW THREE: B. Miller, C. Chapman, Miss Peters. ROW ONE: M. Schrader, G. Graves, K. Weinfauf, J. Gromiuk, T. Piscitello, M. Bolan. ROW TWO: Mr. Palmer, B. Kuess, M. Schessler, L. Henze. A. VonDerHoff, J. Hoover. ROW THREE: R. Houk.J. Rolfc. Cross Country On your mark get set GO! Boys, you’d better win! ’71 was a year of building for Cross Country. The team’s record was not fan- tastic, but certain individuals excelled. Captain John Hyland, Charlie Radke, Mark Janovetz and John Louis were the most consistant runners on a team which finished sixth in a very tough conference race. In dual meets the team finished 500 with a three and three mark. Two races were won by Mukwona- go runners: the Salem meet by John Hyland and the Union Grove meet by Charlie Radke. There were many lighter moments this year besides just the running. For example, the time Rod Vick fell and rolled all the way down a hill, Mr. Dahle said, “Well, Vick, maybe that’s the fastest way for you to get down the hill.” Or the time Rick Burrows was entrusted with setting up the course and it turned out a half mile short. But this is a young team which will carry these memories into next year and hopefully, to a better season. They will continue to run the gruelling two and a half miles with no one to cheer them on or pity their aching bodies. 79 Mark Janovetz John Louis Steve Teske 80 ROW ONE: J. Louis, J. Stock, J. Hyland, R. Vick. ROW TWO: S. Tcskc, M. Janovetz, C. Radtkc, R. Burrow, R. Colby. ROW ONE: L. Berg. M. Swayzc, A. Swayze, K. Miller, W. Johnson, R. Jay. ROW TWO: R. LePak, R. Schlicting. J. Smith, P. Leenhouts, S. Jameson, J. Schmidt, G. Schlicting. 81 Varsity ROW I: Coach Enright, M. Deck, M. Hausen, M. Lutz, L. Hoppe, R. Swan, T. Trayner, J. McAdams, Coach Nordentoft. ROW 2: J Rodcr, C. Becker. D. McGee. N. Stack, G. Kazmicrski. T. Stach, N. Movrich, M. Bolan. J. Dcnzin, D. Bricrton. ROW 3: D. Stahl, T. Bowey. D. BocbcLJ. Anich, K. Andler. S. Thompson. D. Diamond. C, O’Connell, A. Von der HofT. ROW 4: E. Pollock. R. Seidel. E. Mehr- ing. A. Wittenburg, G. Hoppe, R. Sullivan, D, Krcssin, R. Zur, M. Finney. ROW 5: C. O'Connell, W. Pett. M. Winkler, J. Wolf, R. Schmidt, R, Pokwinski, J. Weber. J Bucher. S. Karempelis. D. Henning, M. Beilfuss. On Friday, September 8, Coach Don Enright fielded his 1971 varsity team against the non-conference eleven of East Troy. The strong line and fast backs proved too much for the Trojans and gave Mukwonago its first victory of the season. The season opener against Burlington was one of the Indians' best games. Both offense and defense played a thrill- ing game. But the Indians will have to wait until next year for a victory. Burlington blunted the effects of the team 7-0. The third football game saw a formidable opponent, Waterford, invade the confines of Mukwonago’s stadium. A display of offensive power exploded from Mukwonago and the Indians showed early that they were off to a smash- ing victory. The outcome was never in doubt and when the final whistle blew the scoreboard read Mukwonago 33, Waterford 12. Following this victory the gridders, lead by Captain Mike Winkler, crushed Elkhorn 20 to 6. Joe Bucher finished the night with a 159 yard rushing total. JV ROW I: J. Ralph, S. Harris. S. Malnory, S. Archer, D. Hockenberry. M. Schroeder, J. Dicker!, E. Pagel, J. Fleury, R. Aplin. ROW 2: Coach Palmer, T. Riley, T. Knurr, C. Brcascr, M. Tuetcburg, R. Frank. S. Bocbcl, D. Kazmierski, D. Seidel, D. La Blanc, Manager, D. Brier- ton. Not pictured, D. Swan. M. Shereck. F o 0 t b a 1 I Frosh ROW 1: S. Miller. R. Baker, P. Hinz, B. Danielson. R. Sullivan, D. Thomp- son, L. Shirley, D. Aplin. ROW 2: Coach Smedcma, B. Eccker, S. Skrepenski, W. Jaquith, J. Meacham. R. Wright. J. Pritchett, J. Stemper. ROW 3: I. Streckel, K. Hurzele, R, Peterson, T. Hoeft, T. Agne, M. Wastian (manager), D. Porter. R. Hager. To give us a memorable Homecoming, the Indians’ scoring machine, combining finesse and unchained power, rolled up 25 points to overwhelm Salem’s 6. Any chance for title consideration was ruined by Delavan-Darien as the hopeless Indians was snowed 34 to 14. Once again the Indian defence played superbly as Mukwonago rewarded their followers with a 20 to 8 final score over Wilmot. Because both sides were evenly matched, the Whitewater game was a see-saw with the Whippet eeking out a 7-6 victory. The last game of the season was probably one most would like to forget as Union Grove romped over the Indians 24-16. The season wound up with an overall record of five and four which placed Mukwonago third in conference. Doug Kressin was voted Most Valuable Player of the season. All Conference honors were given to Kressin, Winkler, Pett, Weber, and Bucher with honorable mention to Jim Roder. Most improved senior was Jim Weber and Al Wittenberg received this award for the juniors. Frosh ROW 1; D. McKenzie. D. Tuttle. T. Huss, J. Lutz, M. Yeager. R. Houk. D. Karlin- sky, J. Sauer. ROW 2: Coach D. Cottrell. S. Morris, L. Campos, R. Rachwal, R. Shepherd. B. Tess, W. Barkley. D. Tischaeffer. K. Teuteberg, T. Knurr. D. Butke (manager). ROW 3: G. Guthrie. K. Sperstad. D. Corcoran, T. White, J. Peterson. Varsity ROW I: K. Breaser. M. Hausen, T. Bowey, T. Agne, R. Vick. ROW 2: R. Dorband, L. Berg, A. Wittenburg, J. Louis, T. Drahonovsky. ROW 3: W. Pctt, Coach Mainel- la. J. Anich. ROW 4: N. Movrich. J. Smith. Even as hopes dimmed this year for a conference championship, exciting individual performances by the Varsity and JV wrestlers kept the Indian spirit alive. Under Coach Ted Mainella. in his first year as varsity coach, Mukwonago finished in sixth place in the Southern Lakes Conference with a 5-6 record. The excitement peaked this year at the Big Foot con- ference tournament. Led by co-captains Warren Pett and Nick Movrich. our team met success by taking four individual medals. Rod Vick, a junior letterman, maintained his perfect record and finished in first place with a 12-0 record. Nick Movrich captured sec- ond place with his 11-3 record, followed by the third place finishes of Warren Pett and Jerry Anich. Anich also finished 2nd in sectionals and went on to the state tournament. Next year looks promising for Mukwonago, for only two senior letterwinners will be lost to graduation Warren Pett and Rick Dorband. Experience will be the Indian’s strong point, with juniors Rod Vick. Nick Movrich, Jerry Anich. Al Wittenberg, Jeff Smith, Jerry Jaquity, and John Louis — sophomores Bob Movrich and Tom Agne all returning to the squad. These new hopes promise us a bright future for our new school. J.V. ROW I: D. Russ, R. Houk, G. Gullcckson, S. Diamond. D. Tuttle, R. Wright. W. Apfel. ROW 2: B. Jameison, M. LuU. G. Schlichting B. Jacquith. D. Apim. J. Jacquith, R. Jensen. ROW 3: B. Steinke, M. Shercck, D. Kazmicrski, K. Brown, R. Frank, C. Beckman G Arm- strong, B. Kroll. Varsity ROW I: R. Schmidt. M. Janovctz. J. Treffinger. S. Teske. C. Radtke. ROW 2: C. Becker. R. Seidel. S. Karempelis, S. Thompson. D. Boebel. ROW 3: Coach Swan, R. Swan. J. Scheffel, M. Deck. J.V. C O ronncll. T. Travner, C. Radtke, S. Teske, D. Boebel, M. Deck, J. Scheffel, Coach Smedema. “B Team R. Aplin. S. Douglas, S. Mulholland, E. Pagel. J. Fleury, D. Henning, J. Rolfe, J. Dickert. S. Boebel, L. Colby, K. Szemborski, J.Brissette. Coach Palmer. B. Manthey. Freshman Coach Douglas, R. Schlichting, P. Thompson. L. Shirley. S. Skrepenski, D. Porter. R. Eccker, R. Hager. K. Sperstad, R. Baker. T. Hoeft, J. Peterson. R. Lepak. D. Butkc. R. Rackwal. B Danielson. J. Schmidt. J. Pritchett. Lack of experience took its toll this year as the Mukwonago varsity finished with a conference record of 7-9, giving them fourth place in their division. The varsity featured eight juniors and two sophomores, but only three seniors during the '71-’72 season. It was no surprise then that the team suffered several close losses in the early going. The climax of the season had to be Mukwonago’s stunning win over Lake Geneva. Badger came into the game unbeaten and state-ranked, but they were outhustled and outplayed by a spirited Indian squad. The J. V. jelled in the last half of the season and beat a Delavan team that had shown its strength earlier by defeat- ing our team easily. The Sophomore and Freshman teams had the most impressive records this year. Along with the returning juniors they should form the nucleus of a formidable basketball squad for next year. Intramurals ROW I: A. Jcrich. R. Pokwinski, J. Mealy. J. Bucher, M. Winkler, J. Wolf. O. vonderHoff. J. Graham. B. Weimer. J. Zajdel. ROW 2: D. Kressin, D. McGee. D. Diamond. S. Diamond. C. O’Connell, W. Pett. T. Schedler, J. Louis. P. Kressin. R. Colby, Mr. Smith. ROW 3: J. Roder. T. Hoeft, K. Miller, A. vonderHoff, G. Leidel, M. Goodwin, T. Trayner. M. Schrader, D. Swan, M. Beilfuss, K. Andler. The MHS Girls’ Track Team played eight conference schools and four non-conference schools this season. They placed number one at every meet. Due to confer- ence rules the team was ineligible to receive a trophy this year. However, on Honors Day Mr. Horn and the school decided they deserved an “unofficial confer- ence championship trophy after such a fine record. Besides having this unbeaten record, four girls (Mar- cia Holtz, Lauren Plehn, Kathy Schedler, and Dawn Rasmussen) placed third in the 880 yard medley relay at the State Tournament. Girls Track ROW !: T. Herrlmg, Bcilfuss' K McCarthy- D. Spenser, S. O’Connell. S. Hoover. P. Winkler, D. Rasmussen. M. Holtz. M. Anich. D. nautz. ROW 2. K. Schedler, K. W'eyenberg, L. Saunders, N. Spersted. L. Plehn, L. Graves. J. Perterson, A. Rasmussen, M. Marty, S. Foss, S. Berg, K. Teriaca. ROW 3: J. Saver, S. Hopper, K. Humcke, V. Dorband, S. Weinkauf, L. Kleis. ROW 4: K. Hozmann, L. Berg, M. Bolan, J. Adler. T e n n • i s Anne Bethke Cathy Humckc MU K WON AGO OPPONENT Burlington 3 2 East T roy 0 5 Waterford 3 2 Elkhorn 3 2 Big Foot 4 1 Badger 3 2 ROW 1: L. Reiman, L. Woller, C. Mixdorf, C. McKenzie, K. Humcke. C. Baker. ROW 2: J. Peterson, J. Ulrikson, Mrs. Zitzner, L. Crane. A. Bethke, M. King. A typical cheerleading practice? Hardly a simple task. But here’s a good idea of it. After the confusion of the regular school day, the girls thread their way through the halls, heading in the general direction of the locker room. This is easier said than done. Everyone is trying to get somewhere, so their paths are bound to cross. Every few steps they stop to kid around with a couple of the guys. In the locker room total chaos reigns as four squads of cheerleaders get ready for practice. When the stream of girls run into the hall once again, a transformation has tak- en place. The formerly bustling halls are almost deserted; one lone person at the far end of a wing is the only clue that the halls have ever been occupied. In a few moments the roof falls in as all the cheerleaders get to work — leaping, yelling, flipping, stamping, very accur- ately depicting a herd of charging elephants. The practice, though, is only a slight preview of what is to follow at the games. Everything that has already been men- tioned is re-enacted when the tension of the game and the crowd’s enthusiam help cheer the players to a victory. A typical cheerleader’s practice? Hardly a simple task! But a heck of a lot of fun. 97 J.v. TOP ROW: J. Morris, L. Berg, B. Szalewski, D. Ignasiak. ROW 2: D. Luebke.C. Wright. Varsity TOP TO BOTTOM: K. Schedler, R. Tischaefer, D. Fettig. B. Tuttle. T. Sugden, G. Tominsek. Alternates TOP TO BOTTOM D. Simonis, S. Ter- iaca. N. Swenson. D. Kainz. Wrestling ROW 1: P. Winkler. L. Kleis, S. Teriaca, L. Saunders. T. Herrling. B. Grunewald. ROW 1: T. Banks, J. Bartelt, L. Bollmann, D. Aplin, P. Beckman, S. Banaszynski, D. Verlz. G. Bornfleth; ROW 2: M. Andler. B. Arndt, J. Allen, B. Block. P. Degutis, K. Binder. K. Boyd, D. Brissette, B. Baertlein; ROW 3: M. Bacia, R. Baker, W. Barkley. L. Bach, T. Agne, R. Brinkman, J. Adler, W. Apfel. F r e s h m e n ROW 1: C. Chapman, L. Desmonie, V. Degaro, L. Crane, S. Davis, R. Delano; ROW 2: B. Brown. B. Danielson, C. Cobb, K. Brunette, N. Dippo, C. Denk. D. Brugge; ROW 3: C. Caproon, J. Dickert, D. Butke, D. Congdon, D. Corcoran, V. Crouch, L. Chapman. 102 ROW 1: G. Hassi. J. Held. M. Howard. B. Greene, S. Hunt. J. Fisher, M. Green; ROW 2: C. Graf. K. Grenn, P. Hinz, T. Huss, J. Grieser, J. Fohr, A. Hood. N. Jarowshy, G. Guthrie; ROW 3: D. Falk. D. Harvestine, K. Deacon, C. Eggleston, K. Gaetke, L. Fehlha- bcr. J. Docrflingcr, S. Domcnosky, E. Fohr; ROW' 4: W. Gitzlaff. C. Francke, J. Graham, R. Hoag, R. Dorband, D. Ernsting, M. Hazelbaker. H. Draeger. J. Gardner; ROW 5: T. Hoeft, K. Hurzeler. J. Donner. B. Gerick. M. Holtz. B. Eccker, G. Guthrie. R. Hag- er, D. Genzmer. ROW 1: B. Lindholm, D. Kalinsky, R. Houk, J. Kannard, S. LcClair, B. Fcich, R. Lcpak. ROW 2: D. Ludwig, K. Long, S. Laumann, K. Kobcr. J. Krause. P. Brooks, P. Leighton. ROW 3: S. Lippitt, L. Nevel, N. Luebke. M. King, D. Kainz. B. Hawkins. C. Lloyd. ROW 4: B. Keane, T. Knurr, M. Kijewski, J. Kilingbyll, J. Long, D. Knoll, M. Kennedy. F r e s h m e n ROW 1: C. Metzger. R. Hunkins, S. Mosnicka. J. Malnory, J. McGrath, J. Lutz, D. Marcussen. ROW 2: B. Nicoson, M. McKenzie, R. Mill- er, M. Morrow, D. Moore, D. Merlau, D. McKenzie. T. Oberholtzer, L. Horn. ROW 3: L. Nelson. B. Merryfield, W. Jaquith. M. Oberlin, C. Mitchell, K. Tabor, K. Teuteberg, L. Campos. ROW 4: S. Miller. L. Streckcl, D. Wright, P. Sievert, M. Nau, M. Morse. J. Meacham, R. Nimmer. C. Ludwig. ROW 1- S Shankey D. Pasterski. S. Schnitzler. K. Steffen, D. Sculley. E. Senenberg, L. Sicvert. ROW 2: E. Perteberg, G. Schlicht- ing, J. Schmidt. C. Smith. D. Rcuteler. K. Runquist, J. Sauer, J. Gitzlaff, D. Russ. ROW 3: W. Peterson. B. Schlichting. D. Reiman. K Shorougian. L. Riddle. K. Schwemmer. C. Sprotte, M. Pakenham. M. Rathke, T. Sankey. ROW 4: P. Steinkc. J. Pagel. R. Peter- son R Schneider. R. Schlichting, D. Snorek. R. Rezutek. R. Shepherd. J. Sargeant. P. Post. C. Reynders. ROW 5: S. Rockteacher. R. Rachwal, J. Peterson. K, Sperstad. S. Skrcpcnski. D. Porter, L. Shirley, J. Pritchett. K. Nevel. M. Schmidt. ROW 6: L. Shawn, P. Peters, J. Rausch, J. Sime. ROW I: T. Wilp, P. Wernig, M. Thomas, S. Vick, C. Wichtel. ROW 2: M. Yeager, M. Wastian, R. Thorton, C. Zlindra, R. Sullivan. S. Zale. D. Tuttle. B. Uebelacker. ROW 3: K. Theisen, C. Wambold. J. Wynn, J. Wolfe. B. Vollmer, D. Wendorf, N. Ulrikson. ROW 4: R. Wright, D. Tischaefer. J. Stemper, G. Stine, O. Windle. L. Torgerson, T. White, B. Tess, P. Thompson. F r Jr Baker� H Bowcy, Brach. N. Benjamin, G. Armstrong. L. Diamond, D. Barth, M. Bolan. ROW 2: K. Beck J Brissctte D mocksi r r v° «B:owc s- crpbe,L 1 Bruneite Row 3: c Cout,c -j-Dau v- Bonne.., j r£X a Biock L. Beckman, G. Behrens, B. Books E. Bornlleth, P. Bornfleth. ROW 4: V. Bergsma. S. Butler, K. Brown. D. Brierton, L. Colby I Berg K. Brucscr. S Bauman. P. Berg, K. Bucher. G. Buhrandt. ROW 5: J. Broesamle. S. Bennett. S. Boebcl, J. Andler. G. Dahl, C. Beck- man, S. Clomnger, J. Conroy, D. C. Campes, S. Archer. R. Aplin, L. Bastian. ROW 1: R. Hughes. D. Ignasiak. F. Hansen. D. Fleck, K. Holzman. V. Kamcnick, S. Kahl, P. Hamilton; ROW 2: N. Hartman, C. Jones, B. Justin. S. Gullekson. J. Haag. S. Howard. S. Jamieson; ROW 3: R. Hughes, S. Harris. K. Kamin. D. Hockenberry. D. Henning, M. Kad- ing. B. Jamieson. R. Jay. ROW 1: M. Marcussen, H. Kroll, S. Malnory. E. Meddaugh, K. Martin, M. Merry fie Id, B. Movrich, P. Kressin; ROW 2: R. Hibler, J Mor- ris, C. McCarthy, L. Kleis. S. Ludkc, A. Leenhouts, R. Neu, D. Kazmierski; ROW 3: M. Mercier, C. Graff. B. Laing. D. Klein I Meyers M. McPherson. L. Leistiko, R. McClure. D. Luebke. M. Krueger; ROW 4; S. Martell, T. Knurr, T. Kijcwski, M. Mcnger. P. Krause B Manthey. B. Kroll, J. McAdams, N. Landwehr. B. Noble; ROW 5: G. Kinowski, J. Miller. S. Mulholland. T. Luebke. B. Kroll. D. Ksobiech D. LaBlanc, T. Mcrath, J. Martin, S. Luck. D. LcPine. ROW 1: G. Pease, C. Pine. G. Peterson, P. Rathke. C. Prebil, T. Piscitello; ROW 2: B. Peterson. D. Pi- agentini, C. O’Connell, P. Oberholtzer, S. Rausch. M. Rajnichek; ROW 3: S. Petrie, J. Owen. E. Os- wait, S. Prokop. E. Pagel, C. Pritchett. G. Pinterics. 5 O P h o m o r e s ROW 1: P. Rozinski, L. Schessler. A. Shave. D. Schutte, K. Schmidt, S. Scheel, V. Schultz; ROW 2: T. Riley, A. Rozinski, V. Schwarz, C. Schmidt, C. Shaft. B. Rudolph. D. Seidel. D. Russ; ROW 3: R. Ross, L. Roetzel, J. Rolfe, M. Schrad- er, T. Schedler, M. Rickard, L. Saunders. 110 ROW I: C Wallace. L. Woller. B. Szalewski, J. Stavcn. M. Tubbs. J. Tody. D. Turner; ROW 2: K. Szemborski. R. Tischacfer. B. Woit. B. Stempcr, D- Spencer, S. Teriaca, C. W uebben; ROW 3: C. W right, N. Swenson, P. Winkler. S. Weinkauf. D. Thwing. B. Zeigh. C. W ciland. L. hndra, S. Smith; ROW 4: L. Staton. M. Wambold. I). Wojciechowski. R. Smith, E. Wagner. P. Pakenham. K. Wilcox. B. Williams, G. Zalc. K. Smith; ROW 5: D. Ycrkc, L. Suwalski, U. Strcckel, M. Swayze, R. Weink. S. Teske. A. Swavze. J. Stock, T. Travnor M Teuteberg. J ROW 1: P. Brown, T. Bowey, L. Beck. B. Box. ROW 2: A. Bethke, P. Bclair, J. Anich, R. Boyd, M. Bolen. P. Bonnell. J. Adler. ROW 3: M. Allen. B. Brown, S. Andler, K. Binder, M. Beckman. P. Allen. ROW 4: C. Becker. D. Boebel, B. Bennett. K. Andler. E. Agre, L. Berg. K. Bates. J U n • i o r s ROW I: P. Corcoran, J. Denzin, P. Consi- dine. ROW 2: S. Coller, C. Caproon, B. Coutley, N. Deacon, S. Coller. ROW 3: D. Delano. W. Cobb, C. Chapman. V. Dorband, D. Delosh, C. Chapman. ROW 4: D. Domcn- sky, D. Diamond, B. Chronis. M. Deck, M. Dippo, J. Day. 112 ROW 1: S. Frank. J. Hathway. J. Hill. K. Drewa. R. Jensen, G. Gullekson, S. Hoover. ROW 2: D. Hoppe, D. Hartman. S. Flcury, J Finkc M. Draeger, D. Janovctz, G. Jaquith, J. Hritz. ROW 3: K. Howard. C. Humke, L. Graves. S. Hoppe. J. Hansen, D. Hunkins. L. Johns. E. Kamin. M. Hausen. ROW 4: S. Elertson. K. Hoag, W'. Johnson. J. Gromiuk, J. Jensen, S. Fenske, W. Gallina. B. Grunewald, J. Falada. ROW 5: F. Hoppe. L. Henze. K. Jacobchick. G. Hoppe. J. Hansen, A. Jerich. S. Grcenwald, T. Hanson. S. Jahns. ROW 1: T. Piscitello. P. Peterson. S. Lutz, M. Metzger. B. Miller. D. Lloyd. T. Poe; ROW 2: L. Long, K. O'Brien. D. Mercier. E. Mosnicka. J. Peterson, L. Plehn. C. McKenzie; ROW 3: D. Nevcl, K. Morrison, S. O'Connell. M. Lucbke. B. LcBlanc, M. Lutz. J. McKenzie; ROW 4; P. Karpf, D. Kusch. R. Luebke. D. Oswalt. K. Kelly, J. Olson. C. Maxfield, C. Ludke; ROW 5: K. Miller, E. Mehring, J. Louis, M. Klcis, G. Leidel, K. Luck, D. McGee, G. Kasmierski, N. Movrich. ROW I; T. Sugden. D. Simonis, D. Stephens, H. Sprotte. N. Sperstad. J. Smith; ROW 2: R. Swan. R. Smith, N. Starck, T. Stach, J. Sonncberg; ROW 3: P. Sicv- ert. D. Schultz. R. Sullivan, V. Siglin, B. Tabor. B. Steinke. 114 ROW 1: D. Barkley, L. Rezutek, W. Runquist, G. RossBach, D. Rageth; ROW 2: C. Rupp, S. Rolfe. A. Post, D. Rausch. D. Siev- ert, J. Pratt, J. Scheffcl; ROW 3: C. Rupp. T. Sagen. R. Ross. D. Schilling, A. Rasmussen, J. Sauer. L. Reiman; ROW 4: C. Rccknagel, R. Sievert, S. Nau, C. Radtke, R. Schmidt, R. Schneider, J. Reichhoff. ROW 1: J. Zajdel, J. Ulrikson, K. Wojciechowski, G. Wil- liams, B. Trupke; ROW 2: M. VonRueden. L. Torhorst. K. Zuzelski. D. Zeigh. J. Webber, S. Walsh. J. Weinkauf; ROW 3; K. Weinkauf, A. Vertz, D. Warrincr. T. Thomas, J. Teuteberg. S. Wilfong. B. Tuttle; ROW 4: A. Wittenburg. A. von der Hoff, J. Treffinger, R. Zur, D. Wathen, D. Wei- land, S. Thompson. s e n m i o r s Holly Archer Karen Arndt Chris Baker Chris Barth Mick Beilfus GRADUATION TERMINATION ALPHA OMEGA THE BEGINNING AND THE END Graduation: In June 1972, the Seniors of MHS will don cap and gown and receive the all important diploma. It will be the end of high school life, but not the end com- pletely, for memories of the good days and the bad days may dim, but not leave completely. Termination: September as a senior is exciting, stimulat- ing — Seniors have finally ARRIVED! They are looked up to or hated by the Juniors, Sophomores and Frosh. Teachers seem either more tolerable or completely intolerable. By the end of the football season realization of finali- ties begin to assume greater proportion. We’ve seen our fellow classmen play their last varsity game. The fall play is past history. (continued on page 122) Sally Blom 118 Sally Bornfleth Gail Bowey Scott Bowey Scott Brown Carol Brugge ARCHER. HOLLY BETH: G. Track 1,2; Band 1.2: Chorus I: Mixed Chorus l;GAA 1,2; Latin Club 1.2. 3.4; ARROW 2.3.4; NHS. 3,4; Stu. Gov’t 1.2; Ski Club 1,2,3.4. ARNDT. KARIN ELIZABETH; Band 1,2.3,4; State Band 4; GAA 2; Ger. Club 2. BAKER. CHRISTINE LOUISE: Tennis 4; G. Track I; Band 1,2,3,4: Jazz Band 2.3,4;Chorus 1.2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.4; NHS. 3.4 BARTH. CHRISTIAN E.: Librar 3,4; AV 1,2. BEILFSSS, MICHAEL E.: Football 1.2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2.3,4; Cho- rus 2.3,4; M Club 3.4; Span. Club 3,4; Prom 3. BLOM, SALLY A.: Band 1.2.3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Jazz 2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Ger. Club 2; Ski Club 2. BORNFLETH, SANDY L.: Chorus 2. BOWEY, GAIL E.: FMCC 2,3; GAA 3. BOWEY. SCOTT R : Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling I; Band 1,2.3. BROWN. SCOTT R.: Science Club 2.3.4 BRUGGE. CAROL A.: ETA I: Pep Club 2,3.4 V. Pres.; GAA 4; Transferred from Medford High School'69. BUCHER. JOSEPH J.: Football 1.2.3.4 all Con- ference M Club 3,4; Span. Club 3.4; Prom 3 Court. BURROW. RICK L.: Basketball 1,2.3,4: Cross Country 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1: M Club 2,3,4; Span. Club 3,4; Prom 3 Court; Homecoming Court 4 Joe Bucher Rick Burrow C. D. Caproon Patty Considine CAPROON. CLARENCE D.: Football 1.2. CISLER, DENISE M.: Chorus 2; Transferred from Catholic Memorial ’69. COBB JR., VERNON C : AV 1.2.3. COLBY. RICHARD J.: Basketball 1.2.3: Baseball 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 3.4: German Club 1.2.3.4: M Club 3.4; Nat Honor Society 3.4 CONSIDINE. PATRICIA G.: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Mixed Chorus 2,3.4; Library Club 1.3: FTA 4; Latin Club 1,2: Nat. Honor Society 3.4 Sec. 4: Student Government 4: Debate 2,3.4: Forensics 1.2,3,4 Pres. 4; Nat. Forensics League 2.3.4: Badger Girl's State (1971). CORCORAN, JACQUELINE A.: FA I; Latin 2,3. CRAIG, CINDY A Band 1,2.3.4: Stage Band 1,2, 3.4: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Spanish Club 3: Ski Club 3.4. CRAIG, DIANE, M EMCC 3.4: Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Science Club 2.4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; POW WOW 3.4: Transferred from Notre Dame High as soph. CRANE DIANA L.: Band 1.2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3. 4; Chorus 2.3,4: Mixed Chorus 2,3.4; German Club 3.4: Nat. Honor Society 3.4: Debate 1: Forensics 1: Nat. Forensics League I. CUR IK, MARGARET M.: GAA 2.3: Spanish Club 3; Prom Court 3. DAHL. VICKI L.: Chorus I.2.3.4: FTA 2.3: GAA 4: Latin Club 1,2: Nat. Honor Society 3.4. DAY, JIM W.: Library Club 2; German Club 1,2,3; Forensics 1.2.3; Ski Club 1.2.3,4; Drama 4: Class Play 3 a and b. 4a. DIFTSCH. HAROLD P. DOR BAND. RICHARD R : Football 1.2.3: Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3.4: Library Club 1.2,3,4; Science Club 4: M Club 1,2.3,4: Ski Club 3. Vernon Cobb Rich Colby Denise Cisler Jackie Corcoran Cindy Craig Diane Craig Vicki Dahl Harold Dietsch Diana Crane Rose Fabijan Dianne Ellis Mike Finney Deb Gorell (continued from 118) Our last Flomecoming float was built many months ago. The blue crepe paper is faded and gone. Christmas parties, tobogganing, ice skating — not to be done again as a high school student. DRAHONOVSKY, DIXIE: I HA 3.4. DUNCAN. WILLIAM C. EBLRT. NANCY L: F HA 3; Pep Club 2; Library Club 3; Ski Club 4. ELLIS, DIANNE M.: G. Track 3. ERICKSON. PEG M. LABI JAN. ROZALIA: FHA I; GAA I FETTIG, JEANNINE D.: Pep Club 1.2; Cheerlead- er I.2.3.4. FINNEY. FRED M.: M Club 3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 3.4; Football Mgr. 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; FMCC 4. GIZLAFF, THOMAS R.: Science Club 1.4; Ger- man Club 3,4; Latin Club 1.2.3: ARROW 3: NHS 3, 4; POW WOW 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Ski Club I; NFL 3,4; One Act Play 1. GOODWIN. MICHAEL S.: Football 2: Track 2,3: Wrestling 3; Golf I; Latin 1.2.3,4. GORELL. DEBRA A.: Tennis 3: G. Golf I.2.3.4: Chorus 1.2: Mixed Chorus 2: Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2.3; Span. Club 3; Debate 4; Ski Club 1.2,3,4. V. Pres., Sec.: Prom Court 3: Homecoming Court 4 GRAHAM. GERALD A.: Baseball 2; Track 3.4; Latin Club 2.3,4 V. Pres.; M Club 3.4; Trans- ferred from Greenfield High School ’69. GRIN WALD. EUGENE J.: Ger. Club 4; Baseball 3.4; NHS 3.4; Chess Club 3,4, Pres.: Transferred from Catholic Memorial '70. GRUETMACHER. DIANA S.: GAA 2: Span Club 2.3,4. HAAG. DEBORAH L.: Band 1,2.3,4; Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2. HALVERSON. DEBOR AH M.: Pep Club 2 . Linda Heacox HARTMAN, JEFF L.: Cross Country I; Track I: Chorus I: Mixed I. HARVEST1NE. RONALD L. HEACOX. LINDA J. Chorus I: Pep Club 4. HERMANSON. GARY HERRLING. TERRI B.: Band 1.2.3.4: Stage Band 4; G. Track 1.3; Cheerleader 2.3,4: Indianettes 1.2: Chorus 1.4; Span. Club 3: Ski Club 1.2.3.4, HIBLER. ROBERT J. HOCKENBERRY, HOWARD W. HOGAN, BARBARA J. HORN, JANETTE L.: Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 4; Chorus 1.2.3,4: Mixed Chorus I.2.3.4; Colorguard 1. 3.4: Stu. Gov’t 1.2.3,4; Class Officer 1,2.3, Sec,. Treas.. Ski Club 4: Span. Club 3.4; Homecoming Court 3: Class Play 3,4. HOUR. MARY A. HUNT. MARY P. HUSK. LINDAS. HUSS. CHARLOTTE E.: Chorus 1; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 4; AV 2.3,4; Span. Club 4: Prom 3: Home- coming Queen 3. HYLAND. JOHN M.: Football 1: Cross Country 2. 3.4; Track 1,2.3.4: Science Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; M Club 2,3.4; NHS 3.4: Pow Wow 2.3.4, JAHNS, LUANNE L.: FMCC 1.2,3: POW WOW 2,3.4. Barbara Hogan Janny Horn Linda Husk Beth Huss Bob Hibler Howard Hockenberry Mark Houk Mary Hunt John Hyland Luanne Jahns JANOVIETZ, MARK W.: Football I: Cross Coun- try 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2,3.4; M Club 3.4 Pres.; NHS 3,4 Pres.; Prom 3. JAY. SANDRA L.: Tennis 2; Band 1.2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2.3,4; Indianettes 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3, 4; Jazz Band 3.4; Pep Club 2; GAA 2; ARROW 3.4; NHS 3,4; Stud. Gov't 3,4; Forensics 3; Class Officer 3 Pres.; Ski Club 3.4; Span. Club 3,4. JAY, SHERRY B.: G. Volleyball 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Colorguard 2,3,4; Pep Club I; Science Club 4; Forensics I; Ski Club 2. JONES, LINDA M : Pep Club 2; GAA 2,3; Ski Club 2.3; Span. Club 3. JUSTIN. RICHARD W.: Football I. KAMENICK. JERI A.: AV 2; POW WOW7 3.4; Pep Club 3.4; FMCC 2,3.4 Pres.; Transferred from W ashington High School '69. K AR EM PEL IS, DANIEL S.: Football 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; Band 1.2,3, 4; Ja z Band 4; Latin Club 3.4; M Club 3.4; NHS 3. 4; AV 2; Forensics 1. KARLMAN. DEBRA J.: Band I.2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3.4; Jazz Band 3.4; FHA 4 Pres. ARROW 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Span. Club 3,4. Steve Kijewski Debbie Knautz K A V A N A U GII. MIC H A E L J. KERR. KATHERINE A.: G. Track 2; Band 1.2.3, 4; Chorus 1.2; Mixed Chorus I; NFIS 3,4; POW WOW 1,2; Stud. Gov't 2.3; Forensics 1,4. KIJEWSKI, STEVEN J.: Chess club 2. KLUSSENDORE, HELEN C: FHA 2.3 treas.; FMCC 4 treas.; FT A 1.2.3 V. Pres.; Pep club 2; GAA 1.2.3 Sec.. 4 Treas.; NHS 3,4; Ski Club 4. KNAUTZ. DEBORAH A.: G. Track 3.4; Band 1.2. 3.4; Stage Band 2,3.4; Jaz Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2; ARROW 3.4; Class Officer 2 Treas. KOCH. CYNTHIA A.: Band 2,3.4; GAA I.2.3.4. V. Pres.; Span. Club 4. KRAMER. JEANNE M.: GAA 3; Stud. Gov’t 3,4; AV 3; Prom Queen 3; Homecoming Court 4. KRATSCH. DIANA L.: Band 1,2.3,4; Chorus 1.2.3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Library Club 3; ETA 1,2,3,4, Pres.; Pow Wow 4 Feature Editor; Ski Club 1; Span. Club 2,3,4. KRESSIN, DOUGLAS R.: Football 2,3,4; Track 2, 3.4; Westling 3,4; M Club 3.4; AV 2; Span. Club 3; F orensics I. KROPETZ. TONI: Chorus 4; Ski Club 4. Cindy Koch Helen Klussendorf Doug Kressin Jeanne Kramer Diana Kratsch Toni Kropetz KRUEGER. KATHY: Chorus 4: FTA 2: GAA 2: Ski Club 2: Class Play 3: Span. Club 3. KUFALK. CHERYL A.: Tennis 2: Band 1.2,3.4: Stage Band 2,3.4; Jaz Band 4; Indianettcs 3; Color- guard 3,4; Chorus 1.2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; GAA 2: ARROW 2.3.4; Stud. Gov't 4; Ski Club 2,3.4. Sec. Span. Club 3.4. Treas.; Prom Court 3. KURTH. CINDY M.: FHA 1.2 V. Pres.; Pep Club4; GAA 3,4 Treas.: NHS 3.4 LAKE. VIRGINIA k.: Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Cho- rus 3,4; GAA 1,2: Ger. Club 1.2.3.4; NHS 3.4: Ski Club 1,2,3,4. LAUMANN. CHRISTINE E.: Band 1,2,3.4; Stage Band 3.4; Chorus 1.2.3: Mixed Chorus 1.2: GAA 1,2. LEEHOUTS. PETER M.. Cross Country 2,3.4; Track 2.3; Chorus 3.4: Mixed Chorus 3,4; FMCC 1. 2; Science Club 2.4; Latin Club 1.2.3.4; M Club 4; Forensics 1,2,3; Ski Club 3,4: NFL 3; Class Play 1,2, 3. LEPINE, MICHAEL. LOBDELL. TIMOTHY. LUEBKE. SUSAN A.: Chorus 1.2: Mixed Chorus I; Latin Club 1,2,3; NHS 3,4. MALLOY. ANNE E.. Science Club 4 Sec.; ARROW 3.4 Copy Editor: NHS 3.4; POW WOW 2,3.4 Managing Editor: Forensics 1,2,3.4 V. Pres.; Drama Club 1,2,3,4: Span. Club 2.3.4; Class Play 1,2,3.4; One Act Play 1,3. MANN. LOUISE: Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3. 4; Chorus 1.2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Ger. Club 1.2: Debate 4; Forensics 1,3.4; One Act Play 2. MARKS. KENNETH J. MARTY. MARY J.: G. Track 1,2.3,4: GAA 2.3.4 Pres.; Latin Club 1.2: POW WOW 3: M Club 4 Pres. MCCLURE. TIMOTHY F.: Transferred from Marquette High School '69. MEALY. JERRY J.: Football I; Baseball 1,2: Ski Club4; AV 2.3. MERLAU, PATRICIA E.. G Track I; Band I: FMCC 4; Science Club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4: NHS 3,4; POW WOW 4. Cheryl Kufalk Tina Laumann Valentines Day and the Sweet- heart Dance . the noon hour rush and the ever present bake sales for yearbook, for POW WOW, for Band, for Chess Club Alpha: High School has been great fun and great frustration. Hopefully some life long friend- ships have begun. Cindy Kurth Omega: Undoubtedly graduation day may be the last time many of us will see each other again. The Beginning: By next fall our number will be started on the di- vergent paths of life. Some in fur- ther educaton, others at jobs or marriage. And The End Pete Leenhouts Ginni Lake Greg ONeil Ellen Orgas I ik MICH. THOMAS J.: Football I: Baseball I; Wres- tling 3,4. Chorus 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Chess Club I.2.3.4: AY 2.3.4, MlTCHI IF. SHAUN M Band 1.2.3: Chorus 1.2: Stud. Gov’t 2.3: Class Officer 1 Treas.: Ski club I. 2.3.4. MIXDOR I . CYNTHI A D.: Tennis 3.4: Cheerlead- er I: Chorus 1.2: Mixed Chorus 2; I H A I; Pep Club I: ARROW 4: M Club 4: Debate 1.2: Forensic 1.2: Ski C lub 2.3.4: Span. Club 2.3.4: Prom Court 3: Homecoming Court 4. MOELL.fr' SI ZANNF. M: Chorus I: I 11A 1.2.3. 4. Pres.: Library Club 1.2.3: Drama Club 4. MONDLOCH. DALE R : Cross Country I: MIS 3, 4. MORROW. MARK: Band 1,2.3.4: Stage Band 3.4: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Mixed C horus 1,2.3.4; Ja Band 3.4; Latin Club 2.3: Stud. Gov ‘t 3.4; Class Pla 2.3.4 MOV RICH. THERESE M.: G. Track'2: FHA 3: I ibrarx Club 1.2.3: GAA 2: Ski Club 4. NICOSON. LORA L.: Chorus I.2.3.4: Mixed Cho- rus 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4: V 3: Class Plax 3.4 NOBl F. ROBERT. O’CONNELL, CHRIS P Football I.2.3.4: Basket- ball 1.2.3: Track 1.2,3.4: ECA 4 Pres. M Club 3.4: Stud. Gov’t 4: Ski Club 1.2: Span Club 3.4: Prom Court 3: Homecoming Kins 4. O’M II . GREGORY. ORGAS. ELLEN A.: Ci. Golf 1.2: GAA 1,2.3: Ger C lub 1.2.3: Ski C lub 1.2.3; Prom Court 3; Sweet- heart 3. ORTH. CRYSTAL. PATTERSON. MARY S : Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4: Chorus 1.3: Mixed Chorus 1.3: F’.MCC 4: Pep C lub 2: Science Club 3.4. Sec.: GAA 2: Foren- sics 1.2: Ski Club 2; Span. Club 2.3 PEASE. RICK PETERSON. PATRICIA A. Transferred from Catholic Memorial High School 71. PETT. WARREN Football I.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3. 4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4: Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1.2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4; M Club 2.3.4: Stud. Gov’t 4; Class Officer 4-Pres.; Prom 3-Court. POKWINISKI. RICHARD J Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3: Track 1: Science 4; M Club 3.4: AV 2: Prom Court 3: Homecoming Court 4. Crystal Orth Sue Patterson Rick Pease Pat Peterson Warren Pett Rick Pokwinski Jerry Radtke POLLOCK. HD O. : Football 1.2.3,4: Track 3: Wrestling 1,2; Band 1.2.3,4; M Club4; Homecoming 3. PRIEFER. LINDA R. : Band 1,2.3,4; Indianettes 1. 2.3.4; FMCC 1.2.3.4; Span. Club. RADTKL. JHRRY W. ; Chorus 1,2.3; Mixed Cho- rus 1.2.3. RASCHBACHHR, JOHN J. : Football I; Golf 1.2. 3; Ger. Club 2; Ski Club 1,2,3.4. RAUSCH. DOUG J.: NHS4. RLYNDLRS, JOSEPH A Chorus I; Mixed Cho- rus I; Chess Club 1,2. RIDDLE, JUDITH 1 Chorus 1.2.; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Latin Club I.2.3.4; ARROW 2,3,4; NHS 3.4; POW WOW 2; Forensics I. RUSH, WILLIAM G. : F:ootball 3; Mgr; Science Club 1,3; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 3, 4. SCHEDLER, KATHLEEN L. : Tennis 1,2; Girls Track 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2,3,4; Band 1.2,3.4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1.2; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Pep Club 1.2.3,4; G.M. Club 4; Latin Club 1; AR- ROW 2.3; Ski Club 2.3,4; Homecoming 3; Class Play 2. SCHERWITZ. SHARON L. : Mixed Chorus 4; Latin Club 1. 2. 3; NHS 3, 4; POW WOW 1. 2; De- bate 1. 2; Forensics I, 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 4; Class Plav 1.3; One Act Play 4. SCHESSLER. MARK A. : Track 2; Golf 2,3.4; Class Officer 1.2; Ski Club 3,,4; Chess Club 4; Trans- ferred from Brookfield Academy '70. SCHLICHTING, SHIRLEY P : Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 3.4; Pep Band 3.4; Indianettes 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3; FMCC 2.3.4; Science Club 3; GAA 1,2; ARROW 3.4; Stud. Gov't 1.2.3.4; Forensics 1.2: Class Officer 2 V. Pres.. 4 Seer. NFL 2; Span. Club 2,3; Class Play 1.2. SCHMIDT, DEBBIE A. : Transferred from W auke- sha High School ‘70. SCHMIDT. LORI J.; Library Club 1,2,3; FHA 1.2 Pres.; Secretary's Office 2,3; Main Office 4. SCHULTZ. PATSY: FHA 1; Library Club 4; FMCC 1,2.3. Ed Pollock Doug Rausch Linda Priefer Joe Reynders Jeff Raschbacher SEI DHL, RONAI.D C : Football I.2.3.4; Basket- ball 1.2.3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; M Club 2.3.4; NHS 3. SHOMOS. AUDREY T. : Pep Club 2.3; GAA 2,3; AV I; Ski Club 3.4; Span. Club 3,4. SIGLIN. MARY. SI MO. JOANNE. SKIBBA, VICKI L.: Span. Club 2. STAHL, DAVID J.: Football 3 STEIN KL, MARY E. ; FMCC 2.4; FT A 2.3; GAA 1.2.3.4; Latin Club I.2.3.4; ARROW 3,4; NHS 3.4; Stud. Gov't 4; Forensics 3; Class Officer 4. STEPHAN. EDWARD. STOGBAUER, GAIL L. ; Chorus 1,2.3; Mixed Chorus 2.3; FMCC 1.2; Pep Club 3; Band l,2,3,4. SUGDEN. KEITH A.: Football I; Band 1. SUW ALSKI. M ARIE I : FMCC 3.4; Pep Club 3,4; ! Science Club 4; GAA 3; POVV WOW 3,4; Span. 4; Transferred from Caroline Academy. SVETLIK. EDW ARD A.: Science Club 2,3,4. TABAT, DEBBIE L. : Science Club 2; GAA 1.2.3; Span . Club 3. TISCHAEFER. ROXANNE T. : Cheerleader 3,4; Science Club 4; GAA I; M Club 4; NHS 3,4; Stud. Gov't 3; Class Officer 3; Ski Club 2.3,4; Prom Court 3. •c Gretchen Tominsek TOMINSEK, GRETCHEN C. : Tennis 2; Cheer- leader 2.3,4; Chorus 1.2: Mixed Chorus 1.2: FMCC 1.2: ARROW 3.4: NHS 3.4-V.Pres.: Stud. Gov't 3,4: Debate I: Forensics I: Class Officer 3.4, V. Pres.: Stud. Gov’t 3,4: Debate 1: Forensics 1; Class Officer 3.4. Pres.; Sec., Tres.: Ski Club 2.3.4; Span. 3,4; Prom Court 3: Sweetheart 2: Class Play 1. TURNER, NANCY L. Band 3,4; Library I; GAA 2;Ger. Club 1.2.3; Debate 1; Forensics 1. VACLAV. SANDY .1. : Chorus 1; Ski Club 1.2: Span. 3.4: Homecoming Court 4. VON DLR HOFF II. HUGO O. Golf4: Ski Team 4; Ger. Club 1.2.3.4; NHS 3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4: V. Pres. WALLACE, LARRY L.: Football I. WALSH. MARY k. WAM BOLD. JAMES Band 1,2,3.4: Stage Band 3, 4; Pow Wow 4; Drama Club 1.2.3,4; Chess Club 2. WAMBOLD. LUCIA E. : G.Track 2; Chorus 2; ARROW 3.4; Stud. Gov't 2.3: Forensics 1; Ski Club 2.3.4. WEBER. JAMES M. : Football 1,2.3.4: Track 2,3: M Club 3.4: Prom Court 3: Homecoming 4. WEI MLR. WILLIAM A. : Football 1.2: Latin Club 1,2.3.4; Ski Club I.2.3.4; AV 3. WEN DOR F. PAUL. VVER NIG. PAUL F. : Science 1.2; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Chess Club 1,2.3. Treas. WHITE, LAURA k NHS 3.4: POW WOW 1.4: Debate 2.3.4; Forensic � I.2.3.4; Ski Club 1,4: NI L. 2.3,4; Class Play 2.3: One Act Play 3. WILCOX. GREGORY J.: Track 2: Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4: Science 3; Span. Club 3.4. Nancy Turner Otto von der Hoff Larry Wallace Jim Wambold Jim Weber Laura White Mike Winkler Andrea Wuebben Gilbert Yerke Donna Zingsheim Jim Wolf Debbie Yeager Kris Zlindra Darlene Wright Jean Webber WINKLER. MICHAEL : Football 1.2.3,4: Wres- tling 1.2.3,4; Baseball 1,2.3.4; M Club 3.4; AV I; Prom Court 3-King. WOLE, JAMES D. ; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2: Wrestling 1, 2; Library Club I; M Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Homecoming Court 4. WRIGHT. DARLENE M G. Track 2; FHA 1,2; Library 3. WUEBBEN. ANDREA R.: Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 4; Indianettes 3.4; Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2; FHA 4; GAA I; POW WOW 2; Stud. Gov t 2; Fo- rensics 1,2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Span. Club 3.4. YEAGER. DEBRA J. : FHA I; Chorus 1.2.3; FMCC4; Pep Club 4; GAA 1,4. YERKE. GILBERT W. : Football 1; Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Science Club 2; Ger. Club 3.4; POW WOW 2,3,4; Stud. Gov't 2,3,4; Debate 1.2: Forensics 1.2,3,4; Ski Club 4; NFL 2.3.4; Class Plav I.2.3,4. ZINGSHEIM, DONNA L. : Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 3,4; Color Guard 2.4. ZLINDRA, KRIS A. : G. Track I: Chorus I; FHA 4. WEBBER. JEAN A. : FHA I: Pep Club 2.4; GAA 3,4; POW WOW 3,4; Ski Club 4; Span. Club 4. CRAIN, TIM. DIERCKS, LISA B.: Ski Club 4; Science Club 4; Transferred from Severna Park High School in '70. LUECK, STEVEN G. LUTHER. MARV L.: Ski Club 3,4; Transferred from Eranklin High School in 70. MULES, DON PETERSON, RONALD D.: Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,3; Ski Club L2.3.4; AV 1.2. RODER. JAMES.: Football 4; Ski Club 4; Baseball 4; Transferred from Catholic Memorial in 71. SCHMIDT. DONELL D. SHAVE, JEANETTE M.: FHA 1,2. THORNTON. RANDALL E.: Transferred from Waterford High 70. SNOREK, PAT M.: GAA 2; Library I; Transferred from Union Grove in '71. Seniors Not Pictured BELAIR. ROSANNE: FHA 1.2; AV 3.4. DOUGHTY. VANCE W. HOPPE. WILLIAM J.: Football 2.3; Basketball 2. 3. JASKE. MARK S.: Football 1,2; Wrestling I; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4: Latin Club 1.2,3; l’() wow 2,3,4;Forensics I KING, ALLAN R.: Track I; Science Club I; Ski Club 2,3,4. MENNING, HERMAN. MERATH. GERALD. SPROTTE, CHRIS A.: Transferred from South Campus in '70. KROLL, JEANNE. 140 the nineteen seventy-two graduating seniors the end of their era. Badger State Representatives Mark Janovetz Scoit Karcmpclis Rich Colby John Hyland Patty Considinc Senior Class Officers Gretchen Tominsck Treasurer Mary Steinke Vice President Shirley Schlichting Secretary Warren Pelt President MissArpke Adviser All Conference Football Joe Bucher Mike Winkler Captain Jim Weber Doug Kressin - Most Valuable Player Mr. Donald Enright Warren Pett Mr. Harry Nordentoft Top Ten Patty Considine. Pat Mcrlau, John Hyland. Kathy Kerr, Mary Steinke. Mark Janovetz, Sue Luebke, Tom Gitzlaff, Chris Baker, Laura White (not pictured). Valedictorian Tom Gitzlaff Salutatorian Sue Luebke D.A.R. Patty Considine •v - Arrow Staff Editors-in-Chief Copy Editor Business Editor Activities Clubs Faculty Sports Sports Classes Seniors Index Art Holly Archer Judy Riddle Anne Malloy Mary Steinke Sandy Jay Debbie Karlman Cheryl Kufalk Gretchen Tominsek Gretchen Tominsek Lucy Wambold Shirley Schlichting Cindy Mixdorf Debbie Knautz Junior Editors Adviser t Larry Henze Jayne Peterson Janet Adler Mary VonRueden Mary Kleis Jane Pratt Martha Metzger Betsy Miller Jan Sauer Jan Hathway Rick Swan Jeff Zaydel Photographers Chris Shaft Dennis Warriner Peter Hunnicutt Phyllis Roeber It is the end, the end of a high school that for 14 years influenced the lives of the people in Muk- wonago, Big Bend, North Prairie, Eagle, and Eagleville. But in the fall a new, ultra-modern building, will take over as the educational cen- ter. This building, like its predecessor, will pre- pare freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors for their future lives. The form and construction, of course, are new, but most importantly, a new concept of learning will be introduced. The up- per floor learning area will be without walls, with the library as the center and the “class- rooms” radiating out from it. Rigid study halls will probably disappear in favor of individual study in the resource centers. This does not mean, however, that the student will be free to do anything he pleases. Classes will not be held every day. A student might have class on Monday, with the remain- ing days scheduled for independent research on assignments. Or, he could meet in a Large Group Instruction area, where the teacher will be able to explain his ideas or assignments to 125 people at a time. Index Acker, Joan Adler, Janet 38, 40,42, 95, 112, 143 Adler, Jeff 102 Agne, Ernest 112 Agne, Tom 85, 86, 102 Allen, Jackie 38. 48, 102,47 Allen, Mary 48, 52, 56, 112 Allen. Patty 48. 112,47 Andler, Jane Andlcr, Ken 31, 37, 112 Andler, Mary 102 Andler, Sue 79, 112 Anich, Jerry 27, 37, 40. 77, 86. 112 Apfel, Walter 87, 102 Aplin, David 38. 50, 54, 57, 85, 86, 102 Aplin, Ronald 30. 31, 50. 54, 57, 77, 90 Archer, Holly 42, 118, 143 Archer, Scott 42 Armstrong, Gary 87, 107 Arndt, Bonnie 102,47 Arndt, Karen 52, 118 Bach, Larry 102 Bacia, Mike 102 Baertlcin. Mark Baertlein, Paul 102 Baker, Christine 42, 50, 52, 57, 96. 118, 141 Baker, Laurie 50, 54, 57, 107 Baker, Rick 38, 54, 85, 102 Banasynski, Sue 102 Bank, Tony 102 Barkley, Debbie 115 Barkley, Wayne 85, 102 Bartlet, Jeff 102 Barth, Chris 47. 118 Barth. Debbie 54, 56. 107 Bastian, Laura 36,41, 50, 52, 57 Bates, Kristie 52, 57, 112 Bauman, Scott 77 Beck. Karen 40, 107 Beck. Linda 40, 48, 50, 112 Becker, Chuck 37,41,42. 49, 52, 77. 112, 90 Beckman, Carl 87 Beckman. Lori 107 Beckman. Mike 112 Beckman. Patrick 102 Behling, Joan 107 Behrens, Gail 107 Beilfuss, Dawn 95, 107 Beilfuss, Mick 37, 50, 118 Belair, Peggy 112 Bclair, Rosanne45, 118 Benjamin, Neal 107 Benjamin, Tom Bennet, Bob 52, 57, 112 Bennet, Steve Berg, Larry 42, 77, 81, 86, 112 Berg, Linda 36,41,42. 95, 97 Berg. Penny Berger, Jerry Bergsma, June 52 Bethke. Anne 36, 39, 40. 50, 52, 56, 57, 78, 96, 112 Binder. Karen 112 Binder, Kathy 102 Block, Amelia 107 Block, Barbara 102,41 Blom, Sally 52, 57, 118 Boebel, David 40, 42, 52, 75, 112, 90 Boebel, Steve 38. 54, 77 Bolan, Mike 37, 41,42, 78, 112 Bolan, Morna 40, 95, 107 Bollmann, Laurcne 102 Bonnell, Pam 113 Bonnell, Victoria 107 Bornfleth. Elizabeth Bornfleth, Gary 102 Bornfleth, Pat Bornfleth, Sandy 118 Bowey, Gail 118 Bowey, Harry 107 Bowey, Scott 118 Bowey, Terry 37, 86, 112 Box. Barbara 47, 112 Boyd, Cathy Boyd, Richard 112 Brack, Gary 107 Bricrton, Dennis Briesath, Pam 107,40, 50 Brinkman, Bob Brissette, Dorothy Brisscttc, James 107 Broesamle, John Brooks. Pat 47, 48, 104 Brown, Bernice 47 Brown. Bruce 37,41,49, 77, 102, 113 Brown, Kent 87 Brown, Mat 107 Brown. Phillip 112 Brown, Scott 118 Brueser, Kurt 86 Brueckner, Dave Brugge, Carol 118,47 Brugge, Donna 41 Brunette, Kathy 102 Brunette, Valerie Bucher, Joe 37,40, 119. 141 Bucher, Kathy 50,47 Buhrandt, Dale 107 Buhrandt, Gaii Burrow, Rick 26, 37, 40, 77, 81, 119 Butke, Dale 54. 85 Butler, Steve Campell, Susan 40, 74, 107 Campos, Demencio40 Campos, Lupe 85, 105 Caproon, Camille 112 Caproon, Kevin 102 Caproon, Clarence 119 Chapman. Cindy 36, 52, 38, 78, 112 Chapman. Kathy 36, 48, 112 Chapman, Laurie 102 Chapman. Mike Chronis, Bill 52, 57, 112 Cisler, Denise Cloninger, Sandy 30, 50,47 Cobb, Cathy Cobb. Vernan 120 Cobb, Wendy 40, 112 Colburn, Ronna Colby, Lloyd 40, 75 Colby, Richard 37,41,42, 74, 81, 120, 141 Collar, Sally 112 Collar, Shawn 112 Congoon, Dave 102 Conroy. Joan 38 Considine, Patty 32, 38, 42, 43, 50, 120, 141, 142 Considine, Peggy 42, 43, 112 Corcoran, Doug 85, 102 Corcoran, Jackie 42, 120 Corcoran, Pat 52, 112 Coutley, Cynthia 107 Coutley, Robert 112 Craig, Cynthia 50. 52, 57, 120 Craig, Diane 39,42,48 Crain, Tim Crane, Alan 50, 52, 57 Crane, Diana 41.42, 52, 50, 57,47 Crane, Louise 36,48, 50, 54, 57. 96, 102 Cronk, Don Crouch, Sharlene Crouch, Vickie 102 Curtis, Ron 146 Curik, Peggy 121 Dahl. Greg 42 Dahl. Vick 50, 46 Dahlc, Cheryl 107. 36,43, 56, 54, 107 Danielson, Bruce 54, 85, 102 Daul, Janet Daul. Richard Davis, Scott Day, James 49, 121 Day, Janet 40, 112 Deacon, Karen 103 Deacon. Nancy 50 Dcback, Mick 57, 54, 108 Deck. Mick 41. 75.41.90 Degard, Virginia 102 Dcgutis, Pam 39. 102 Deland, Randy 102 Delano. Debra 112 Delosh, Diane 112 Denk, Cynthia 102 Denk, Frank 108 Denzin, Jon 112, 52 Dcsmonie. Laurel 102 Detlof, Elsworth Detlof, Kevin Diamond. Don 112 Diamond, Steve 87, 107 Dickert, Jeff 54, 75. 90. 108 Dickert. Jill 54. 97. 102 Diercks, Lisa Dictsch, Harold 121 Dippo, Mark 112, 42 Dippo, Nancy 102 Doerflinger, Jack 103 Domenosky, Debbie 112 Domcnosky, Sue Donner, James 103 Dorband, Richard 37,47,49, 86, 121 Dorband, Robin 103 Dorband, Vicki Ann 48, 95, 112 Doughty, Ina Doughty, Vance Douglas, Pamela 108 Douglas, Steven 54, 75, 90 Draeger, Holly 40, 103 Draeger, Mari 39, 40. 43,46, 113 Drahonousky, Dixie 121, 122 Drahonousky, Tim 86, 108 Drewa. Kathy 113 Duncan, Robert Duncan, William 121, 122 Ebert, Nancy 122 Eccker. Robert 38, 85, 103 Eggleston, Cindy 103 Elertson, Sharon 113,47 Ellis, Diane 122 Erickson, Jackie Erickson. Peggy 122 Emsting, Dan 103 Fabijan, Rozalie 122 Falada, Cheryl Falada, Julie 42, 48, 113 Falk, Dean 103 Falk, Richard 108 Faude, Herbert 108 Fehlhaber. Linda 103 Feich, Brian 104 Fenske, Shirley 42,47, 113 Fettig, Jeanine 98, 122 Finke, Jackie 41, 50, 78, 113 Finney, Mike 37,48. 50, 52, 57, 122 Finney, Sandra 50, 54, 108 Fisher, Tim 103 Fleck, Delilah 41, 108 Fleury, James 90, 108 Fleury, Sharon 27, 36, 50, 78, 113 Fohr, Jeff 103 Foss, Sherry 36,47,95 Foster, Lee Fox, Joseph 108 Francke, Cathy Francke, Sandra 108 Frank, Roy 54, 87, 108 Frank, Sharon 113 Franke, Cathy Gaetke. Karen 54, 103 Gallina, Kevin Gallina, Wendy 40, 52, 113 Gamache, Mike Gardner, Joanne 103 Genzmer, Donna 103 Gcrick, Bryon 103 Gitzlaff, John 45 Gitzlaff, Thomas 39,41.42.43, 122, 142 Gitzlaff. Wendy 39,41, 103 Goff, Antonctte 50, 108 Goodwin. John 75, 107, 108 Goodwin, Mike 77, 122 Gorrell, Debra 26,43, 122 Graf, Candace 40, 103 Graff, Clair 54, 109 Graff, Melodic 40, 50, 108 Graham. Gerald 37,42, 77, 122 Graham. Judy 103 Graves, Glen 78 Graves, Laurie 36, 40, 42.43, 95, 113 Green, Margaret 54, 103 Greene, Bonnie 103 Greenwald. Sherry 39, 50. 52. 56, 57, 113 Grenn, Kathryn 54, 56, 103 Grinwald, Eugene 41,42,45, 74, 122, 123 Grinwald. Julie 45, 108 Grinwald. Nancy 41,45. 108 Grisser, John 41.45,48. 103 Gromiuk, Gocffrey 78, 113 Grotjan, William Gructzmacher, Dianna 40, 60, 83, 122, 123 Grunwald. Becky 38, 49, 50. 98, 113 Gullekson, Glen 37, 38, 75, 87. 113 Gullekson, Steven 54, 108 Guthrie. Gary 85, 103 Guthry, Gail 103 Haag, Deborah 52, 123 Haag, Joy 108 Hafemeister, Lynn Hager, Russell 85. 103 Hallenbeck, Robert Halverson, Debbie 123 Hamilton, Peggy 108 Hansen. Jane 52, 113 Hansen, Jill 50 Hansen, Paula 108 Hansen. Therese 113 Harris, Steven 54, 108 Hartman, Dorothy 52, 113 Hartman, Jeffrey 124 Hartman, Nancy 108 Harvestine, David 103 Harvestinc, Ronald 124 Hassi, George 103 Hathway, Jan 42, 113, 143 Hausen, Mike 40. 43, 75, 86, 113 Hawkins, Bonnie 104 Hazelbaker, Mark 39, 50, 103 Heacox, Linda 125 Helo, Janice 103 Hcnnekens, Kay 85 Henning. Dale 37,42, 90, 108 Henning, LouAnn Henze. Larry 37, 38.40,42, 78, 113, 143 Hermanson, Gary 125 Herrling, Terri 36. 50, 52, 56, 57. 95, 98, 125 Hersant. Michael Hibler. Robert 125 Hibler, Ronald 109 Hill, Janis 50, 113 Hinz. Peter 38. 85, 103 Hoag. Kevin 41, 113 Hoag, Randall 103 Hockenberry, Dan 108 Hockenberry, Howard 125 Hoeft, Ted 85, 103 147 Hoc ft, Terry Hogan. Barbara 125 Holtz, Mary 40. 103 Holzman. Kathleen 38,40, 108. 95 Hood, Ann 54, 103 Hoover. Sandra 42, 52, 56, 57, 95. 113 Hoppe. Doretta 113 Hoppe, Floyd 113 Hoppe, Greg 113 Hoppe, Susan 36, 95, 113 Hoppe. William Horn. Janette 31, 38, 50, 52. 56. 57 Horn, Lonnie 105 Houk, Mark 125 Houk, Rodney 78. 85, 87. 104 Howard, Kathleen 113 Howard, Mark 103 Howard, Mike Howard, Sue 108 Hritz, John 113 Hughs, Randy 108 Hughes. Rose 108 Humcke, Cathy 36,41,95, 96, 113 Hunkins, Debbie 50, 52. 57. 113 Hunkins, Ryan 105 Hunt, Mary 125 Hunt, Sue 103 Husk, John Husk, Linda 125 Huss. Beth 40. 45 Huss.Tim 85, 103 Hyland. John 37, 39,42,49, 77. 80,81, 125, 141, 142 Hyland, Sue Ickard, M. Ignasiak, Debra 42, 97, 108 Jacobchick, Ken 45, 50, 113 Jacquith, Gerald 41, 75, 87 Jahns. Luanne 52. 57, 125 Jahns, Suzanne 39,47, 52, 57, 113 Jamcison, Barry 81, 87, 108 Jamieson. Rick Janovctz, Donald 113 Janovetz, Mark 37,42, 77, 80,81,90, 141, 142 Jacquith, William 85, 87, 105 Jarowsky, Nancy 103 Jaske, Mark 39, 50 Jay. Rick 54, 77,81, 108 Jay. Sandra 40. 38,42, 50, 52, 56, 57, 143 Jay, Sherry 36, 49, 52, 56, 57 Jensen, Jeffrey 113 Jensen, Robert 41. 87, 113 Jerich, Alan 113 Johns, Linda 113 Johnson, Wesley 49, 77, 81, 113 Jones, Carole 54, 108 Jones, David Jones, Linda Jones, Peter Justin, Beverly 108 Justin, Richard Kading, Mark 42, 108 Kahl, Sandra 108 Kainz, Debbie 50, 54, 56, 57, 98, 104 Kalinsky, D. 85, 104 Kamenick. Jeri 39,47, 48 Kamenick, Vicki 108 Kamin, Edward 113 Kamin. Karl 77. 108 Kannard. John 54, 104 Karcmpclis, Scott 37.42, 52, 57, 77, 90, 141 Karlinsky, David Karlman. Debra 48, 52, 57, 143 Karpf, Pat 38, 48. 50. 114 Kavanaugh. Mike Kazmicrski, Daniel 45, 54, 87, 109 Kazmierski, Greg 52, 77, 114 Keane. B Keane, Robert Keber, K. 104 Kennedy. Michael 104 Kerr. Katherine 42, 43. 52. 142 Kijewski. Michael 104 Kijewski. Steve Kijewski, Thomas 109 King, Allen King, Mary 36,96, 104 Kinowski. Georgia 54. 56, 109 Klein, Deserv 54. 109 Kleis, Laurie 36. 95, 98, 109 Kleis, Mary 114. 143 Klingbyll. Lee Ann Klussendorf, Helen 42.46.48 Knautz, Deborah 36, 42, 52, 57, 95. 143 Knurr, Terrence 75, 109 Knurr, Thomas 85. 104 Koch. Cynthia 46, 52 Koeber. Kim 54. 56 Kramer, Jean 27, 38 Kratsch, Diane 39,40, 50, 52 Krause. Jane 38,40, 104 Krause. Pam 109 Kressin, Doug 37, 77, 141 Krcssin, Paul 109 Kroll. Brian Kroll. Bruce 77, 87, 109 Kroll. Dale Kroll. Herbert 109 Kroll, Jeanne Kropetz, Toni 50 Krueger. Kathy 49. 50 Krueger. Melanie 109 Ksobiech. David 109 Kufalk. Cheryl 38,40. 50, 56. 57 Kurth. Cindy 42,47 Kusch, Debra 114 LaBlanc, Dan 40, 77, 109 LaBlanc, Roberta 47, 50. 114 Laing. Barbara 109 Lake, Virginia 42, 50 Lanowchr, Nancy 45, 109 Lang. Gary 54 Lang. Mike 52 I.aumann. Tina 52, 57 Laumann, Sue 104 Lean, Patricia LeClaire. Sandra 40, 104 Leeder. David Leenhouts, Ann 54, 109 Leenhouts, Peter 42, 49, 50, 77, 81 Leidel, Glenn 114 Leighton. Pam 104 Leistiko. Laura 40.48. 109 l.epak, Jeff Lcpak, Russell 81, 104 LePine. David 109 LePine. Michael Lindholm, Barb 104 Lippitt, Susan 54, 104 Lloyd, Dianna 114 Lloyd, Kathy 104 Lobdell. Timothy Long. Calvin 42 Long, Joseph 104 Long, Kerry 54, 104 Long, Lynn 114 Lord, Debra Lord.John Louis, John 41, 77, 80, 81, 86. 114 Luck. Kristie 41. 114 Luck. Sue 40. 109 Ludke, Susan 109 Ludtke, Candy 114 Ludwig, Charles Ludwig, Debbie 36, 54, 104 Luebke, Debra 45, 97, 109 Lucbke, Mark 114 Luebke, Nadine 104 Lucbke, Rocklyn 114 Luebke, Susan 142 Luebke, Thomas 109 Lueck. Steve 148 Lupone. Margaret Lather, Mary Lutz, James 85, 105 Lutz. Kathleen Lutz. Mark 52, 57,87. 114 Lutz, Sandy 36, 40, 52, 57, 114 Malnory, Jean 105 Malnory. Scott 77, 109 Male. Todd Malloy. Anne 31.40, 42. 43, 49. 39. 143 Mann, Louise 43, 50, 52, 57 Manthey, Brian 39, 75, 109 Mareussen, Doug 105 Mareusscn, Michael 109 Marks, Ken Marquardt, Dennis Martcll. Scott 109 Martin. Dianna Martin. Jackie 50. 109 Marty, Mary 36. 46, 95 Maxfield, Chris 43. 50, 52, 57, 114 McAdams, Joe 37. 38, 50. 77. 109 McCaffery. Mike 75 McCarthy, Cindy 36,40. 95, 109 McClure, Rosemary 50, 109 McClure. Tim McGee. Dan 43, 85, 114 McGrath. Jean 105 McKenzie. Cheryl 6, 114 McKenzie David 85, 105 McKenzie, Gerald 114 McKenzie, Mary 105 McPherson. Mary 41. 109 Meacham. Jim 85 Mealy. Jerry Meddaugh. Eldena40. 109 Mehring. Ld 114 Mengcr. Mike 109 Menning. Herman Merath. Jerry Merath. Timothy 109 Mercier, Duane 114 Mercier. Michelle 10 Mcrlau. David 105 Merlau. Pat 39, 42.48. 49. 142 Merryfield, Mollie 38. 105 Merryfield, Becky 38, 105 Metzger, Carla 105 Metzger. Martha 40. 114. 143 Meyers, Jill 50. 106 Mich. Tom 50, 39 Miller, Elizabeth 46, 78, 114 Miller, Jill 109 Miller, Kevin 77, 81, 114 Miller, Robin 105 Miller, Steve 85, 105 Mitchell, Kathy 105 Mitchell. Shaun Mixdorf. Cindy 26. 36, 40, 96, 143 Moeller. Suzanne 48,49 Mondlock. Dale Moore, Diane 105 Moots. Peggy Morris, Jill 50, 54. 56, 97. 109 Morris. Robert 52 Morrison. Kyle 114 Morrow, Mark 43. 49. 50. 52. 57 Morrow. Martha 54, 56, 36, 105 Mosnicka. Edward 52, 57, 75, 114 Mosnicka, Sandra 36, 54, 57, 105 Movrich. Nicholas 27, 37, 41,45, 77, 86, 114 Movrich. Bob 37, 75. 109 Movrich. Therese Mules, Don Mulholland. Shaun 54, 77, 90, 109 Nau. Mike 105 Nau, Steve Nelson. Lorri 105 Nau, Randy 109 Nevel. Doug 114 Nevel.Kevin 106 Nevel. Lori 104 Nicoson. Becky 38. 54. 56. 105 Nicoson. Lora 31, 50 Nimmer, Rick Noble. Bonnie 109 Noble. Robert 45 Nowaczyk. Mary Oberhollzer. Pat 36, 54. 56, 110 Oberholtzer. Tina 54, 56. 97. 105 O’Brien. Cathy 36, 114 O'Connell, Casey 37, 38. 75. 110 O'Connell. Chris 26, 38. 40 37. 77 O'Connell. Shan 26, 36, 38, 40. 95, 114 Olson, Jeffrey 114 O’Neil. Greg Orgas, Ellen Orth. Crystal Oswalt, Deborah 40. 114 Oswalt, Edwin 110 Oilman. Mary Owen, Jeanne 110 Owen, Judy Pagel, Erich 43. 90, 110 Pagel, Joanne 54. 56, 106 Pakcnham, Mary 54, 106 Pakenham, Patrick 54, 57, 111 Pasterski, Debra 106 Patterson. Sue 48.49, 52, 57 Pease, Greg 110 Pease, Rick 45 Peck, M. Perleberg. Ernest 106 Peters, Tony Peters, Patrick 106 Peterson, Brian 110 Peterson, Greg 77, 110 Peterson. Jay 54. 85, 106 Peterson, Jayne 36. 38. 42. 52. 56, 95, 96, 114, 143 Peterson, Loretta Peterson. Pat Peterson, Peggy 114 Peterson. Phyllis Peterson, Rick 85, 106 Peterson. Ron Peterson. Wendy 36. 106 Petrasek. Craig Petrie. Steve 45. 110 Pott, Warren 37. 38, 50. 52, 74. 86, 141 Phaneuf, Susan Piagenlini. Dave 54. 110 Pine. Gail 54, 57, 110 Pinterics, Gregory 110 Piscctello, Tom 78, 110, 114 Piscitello, Trinilie Plehn, Lauren 36.40,42, 95, 144 Plolz. Michale 54 Poe, Theresa 114 Pokwinski. Richard 27, 37, 49 Pollock. Ed 37. 52 Porter. Dennis 85, 106 Post. Alan 115 Post. Pat 106 Pratt, Jane 52. 56, 57,42, 115 Prebil. Catherine 45, 110 Priefer, Linda 48. 56 Pritchett. Claire 110 Pritchett, John 85, 106 Prokop, Spencer 45, 110 Rackwal. Randy 50. 85, 106 Radobicky, Bernard Radobicky, Debra Radtke, Charles 37, 77, 81. 90 Radtke, Jerry Raduechel. Mark Rageth, Donna 52, 115 Rajnicck, Mary 110 Raschbacher, Jeff Rasmussen, Ann 40.48, 50, 95. 115 Rath. Margaret Rathke, Mary 45, 106 Rathkc, Patricia 45, 110 149 Rausch. Dave 77, 115 Rausch. Doug 42 Rausch. James 106 Rausch. Susan 110 Recknaeel. Chris 115 Reichoff, Jeffrey 115 Rcichold, Janellc 50, 54, 56, 57 Reiman. Dan 106 Reiman. Lorraine 41.96. 115 Reuteler, Dennis 106 Reyndcrs. Cindy 106 Rcyndcrs, Joseph Rezutek, Lisa 48, 115 Re utek, Ron 106 Rickard, Mike 45, 110 Riddle. Judy 42, 143 Riddle, Louise 106 Riley, Timothy 38,42, 75, 110 Rock teacher. Sue 54, 106 Rodcr. Jim 37 Roder, Tom 75 Roetzel. Liz 110 Rolfe. Jeff 50, 54. 78, 110 Rolfe, Sandra 52, 115 Ross, Randy 115 Ross, Rodney 110 Rossbach. Gail 115 Rozinski, Andrew 110 Rozinski. Patricia 43, 110 Rudoph, Robert 110 Runquist. Kristie 48. 106 Runquist. Wendy 47, 115 Rupp. Chris 115 Rupp. Corrinc 11 Rush, Bill 52, 57 Russ, Dennis 87, 110 Russ, Doreen 40, 106 Sagcn, Tony 82. 115 Sankey, Tim 106 Sargeant, Janet 40, 106 Sauer. Jim 85. 106 Sauer, Jan 36, 42. 95, 115, 143 Saunders, Lori 36, 48, 95, 98, 110 Schankey, Sandra 54, 106 Schedler, Kathy 36. 52, 95, 98 Schedler, Tom 77, 110 Scheel, Sue 110 Schcffel, Jeff 75. 90. 115 Scherwitz, Sharon 42. 43. 49, 50 Schessler. Laurie 41. 110 Schessler. Mark 78 Schilling, Dennis 115 Schlichting. Greg 50, 54, 81, 87. 106 Schlichting. Robert 50, 54, 81. 106 Schlichting. Roger 50. 54, 57. 106 Schlichting, Shirley 38,48, 50. 52, 56, 57, 141, 143 Schmidt. Catherine 110 Schmidt, Debra Schmidt. Donell Schmidt. John 38. 50,81, 106 Schmidt, Kathy 40, 110 Schmidt, Lori Schmidt, Maria 40, 106 Schmidt. Ralph 37. 41. 77. 90 Schneider. Ron 106 Schneider. Russell 115 Schnitzler. Susie 40, 97. 106 Schrader. Mike 43, 78, 110 Schultz, Doug 114 Schultz, Patsy 47 Schultz, Vicki 110 Schutte, Dona 110 Schwarze. Valerie 110 Schwemmer, Karen 106 Sculley, Debra 106 Seidel, Dave 75. 110 Seidel. Ron 37, 74 Shaft, Chris 39, 49. 54, 110, 143 Shave, April 110 Shave, Jeanette Shaw, Lee 106 Shepard, Russell 85, 106 Shereck, Marshall 87 Shirley, Lauren 85. 38, 106 Shomos, Audrey 134 Shorqugian. Kari 54, 106 Sievert, Diane 115 Sieverl. Linda 105, 106 Sievert. Paul 114 Sievert, Ralf 115 Siglin, Joe 114 Siglin. Mary Simo, Joanne 134 Simo, John 106 Simo. Joe Simonis, Dyane42, 52, 56, 98. 114 Singsime, Jack Sincime. Terry Skinba, Vicki 134 Skrepcnski, Cathy Skrepcnski, Scott 85, 106 Smith, Connie 106 Smith. Jeff 37. 38.40, 77, 81, 86, 114 Smith. Kimberlee 111 Smith. Rick 114 Smith. Rock 111 Smith. Sara 111 Snorek, Doug 106 Snorck, Pat Soneberg, Ed 106 Soneberg, John 114 Spencer. Diane 36.40, 50. 95, 111 Spcrstad, Kris 54, 85, 106 Sperstad, Nancy 36,40. 52, 95, 114 Sprotte, Chris Sprotte. Cynthia 106 Sprotte, Holly 114 Stack, Tim 52, 114 Stahl. David 134 Stanisch, Eugene Starck. Nick 114 Staton, Lucy 40, 43, 54, 111 Staven. JoAnn 111 Steckel. Uwe III Steffen. Karen 54, 106 Steffens, Dawn 50 Steinke, Mary 38, 42. 48. 141, 142. 143, 134 Steinke, Pat 36, 106 Steinke, Robert 87, 114 Stemper. Bonnie 54. 56, 111 Stemper, Jeff 85, 106 Stephan, Ed 134 Stephens. Dawn 114 Stine, Jerry 106 Slock, Jon 37, 81, III Stogbauer, Gail 52. 134 Streckle, Ivan 85, 105 Sugdcn, Keith 134 Sugden, Tricia 36, 38, 40, 42.45, 52, 56, 98, 114 Sullivan, Roger 57, 77, 114 Sullivan, Rory 85, 106 Suwalski, Jayne Suwalski, Lee 111 Suwalski, Marie 47, 39,48, 134 Svetlik, Ed 135 Svetlik, Judy Swan, Dennis 38, 40, 75 Swan. Rick 26, 37, 38,40, 74. 90, 114 Swayze. Allyn 77, 81, 111 Swayze, Mike 77, 81, 111 Swenson, Nancy 43, 98, 111 Szalewski, Barb 97, 111 Szemborski, Keith 111 Tabat, Debbie 135 Tabat, Mike Tabor, Brian 114 Tabor, Keith 105 Talatzko. Bob 43, 52, 57 Teriaca. Sharon 54, 56, 98, 111 Teske, Steve 37, 80, 81,90, 111 Tcss, Bob 85, 106 ISO Teuteberg, Jeff 77 Teulebcrg, Kevin 85, 105 Teuteberg, Mark 111, 115 Theisen, Kathy 106 Thomas, Mary 106 Thomas, Tom 115 Thompson, Pete 54, 85, 106, 54 Thompson, Steve 37, 38,42, 52, 74, 115 Thornton, Randy Thornton. Ruth 47, 52, 56 Thorton, Robert 106 Thwing. Debbie 111 Tischaefer, Dave 85, 106 Tischacfer, Rick 111 Tischaefer, Roxanne 42,49, 98, 135 Tody, Jamie 111 Tominsek, Gretchen 36, 38.40,42, 98, 143, 136 Torgerson, Larry 54, 106 Torhorst, Louise 47, 52, 57, 115 Traynor, Terrence 37, 38, 75. Ill Treffinger, Joe 90, 115 Trupke, Robert 115 Tubbs, Mary 111, 150 Tucker, Julie Turner, Diane 36. 54, 56, 111 Turner. Nancy 52, 57, 136 Tuttle, Dan 50, 54, 85, 87, 106 Tuttle, Rebecca 26, 52, 56, 98, 115 Uebelacker, Barb 40, 106 Ulrikson, Jane 42. 52,96, 115 Ulrikson, Nancy 32, 54, 56, 106 Vaclav, Sandra 27, 40, 136 Vertz, Audrey 48, 52, 115 Vertz, Darlene 48, 102 Vick, Rodney 37,41,43, 52, 57. 77, 81.86 Vick, Sheilah 36. 54, 103, 106 Vick, Steven Villareal, Kyle Vollmer, Karen 47, 50, 52 Vollmer, William 106 Von der Hoff, Allen 41. 52, 57, 78, 115 Von der Hoff, Otto 41,42, 136 Von Rueden. Mary 32,41,42, 115, 143 Wagner, Edith 51, 54, 56, 111 Wallace, Cheri 36,43, 45, 54, 56, 111 Wallace, Larry 136 Walsh, Kathy 47, 136 Walsh, Susan 27. 40, 115 Wambold, Cynthia 41, 108 Wambold, James 50, 52, 57, 136 Wambold, Lucy 143, 137 Wambold, Mark 111 Warriner, Dennis 41, 115, 143 Wastian, Michael 106 Wathen, Dennis 115 Webber. James 115 Webber. Jean 39,40.47, 137 Weber, James 26,37, 141, 137 Weiland, Catherine 111 Weiland. David 115 Warner, William 42, 137 Weink, Richark 54. 57, 75, 111 W'cinkauf, Jennifer 115 Wcinkauf, Kevin 40, 78, 115 Weinkauf. Sonia 45, 95, 111 Wendorf, David 106 W'endorf, Paul 137 Wcrnig, Paul 137 Wernig, Pauline 36,41, 106 White, Joyce W hite. Laura 39,42,43, 137, 139, 142 White, Tim 85, 106 Wichtel, Carol 54. 106 Wilcox, Gregory 40.49. 50, 77. 137 Wilcox, Kevin 49, 111 W ilfong, Scott 115 Williams, Brian 111 Williams, Gayle 39.47,48. 52, 115 Wilp, Gertrude 106 W indie. Oral 106 Winkler, Michael 37, 74, 138, 141 W inkler, Peggy 38, 40. 95, 98 Wittenberg. Alan 37, 77, 86, 115 Woil, Roberta 111 Wojciechowski, David 111 Wojciechowski, Karen 42, 52 Wojciechowski, Kathy 115 Wolf, James 27, 37. 138 Wolfe, Julie 106 Woller, Lynn 36, 96, 110 Wright, Charlene 97, 111 Wright, Darlene 138 Wright. Ray 45, 54, 85. 87, 105, 106 Wucivic, Richard Wuebben, Andrea 40,48, 52, 56. 57. 138 Wuebben, Carolyn 43, 54. 56 Wynn. Jacquelyn 106 Yeager, Debra 47,48, 138 Yeager, Dennis Yeager. Michael 85. 106 Yerke, Dan 38, 43. 50. 54. 111 Yerke, Gilbert 38, 39, 41,43, 50, 138 Zajdel, Jeffrey 40, 75, 115, 143 Zale, Gordon 32, 77, 111 Zale, Steve 106 Zeigh. Beverly 111 Zcigh. Dennis 115 Zielinski, Christine Zingsheim. Donna 52, 56, 57, 138 Zlindra, Cindy 106 Zlindra, Kristy 138 Zlindra, Lynn 32,45, 111 Zur, Richard 41,77. 115 Zuzelski, Kathy 115 151 Something new in this school will be the student commons, or lounge. In one aspect, it will take the place of our cafeteria by serving meals every day. But it will also remain open during the day, giving the student a place to go to relax and have a snack from the vending machines. Extracurricular activities, such as POW-WOW, ARROW, and Student Council, will have work areas for the members, a vast improvement over the present facilities. New classes, providing students with insight on life and society, will be offered, some lasting only 9 weeks. Already established classes such as Drivers Ed, Art, and Industrial Arts, will have more oper- ating space with better equipment. Theater productions and drama classes will be giv- en an auditorium to stage their productions. Sce- nery will be much easier to construct, and lighting will be enhanced by the catwalks near the ceiling. Limitations that have been forced on sports, because of inadequate space, won’t be necessary. The new gym- nasium will be twice the size of our present one. with mezzanine levels on both sides for wrestling and gym- nastics. Not only boys sports, but many girls sports, will be presented. All in all, the future is bright for Mukwonago education. In Memoriam Robert Moeller Is it so small a thing To have enjoyed the sun To have lived light in the spring. To have loved. To have thought. To have done? 156