Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

ARROW 73 VOLUME X MUKWONAGO HIGH SCHOOL MUKWONAGO, WISCONSIN MEAN TO BE TO REA £ Cox tlu ornufr 7 1 hiy build wnf j Uvtfgarf cf bfudftj... w« - 7 12 R AN ANSWER. 14 TABLE OF CONTENTS I.......................p. 19 (PEOPLE) I AM....................p. 59 (STUDENT LIFE) I AM READY..............p.115 (SPORTS) READY FOR LIFE..........p.141 (SPECIAL EVENTS) Everytime he sees one of his classmates—his friend and companion throughout four years—the Senior has to wonder about the future. Will the upcoming years separate him from the friends of his youth, and leave him with only the fond memories of high school; or will he travel forth into the world by the side of his friend, seeking his desires through the knowledge he attained from this school? Whatever his destiny, it is sure that he will not forget MHS, which shaped his being and furnished him with images that he will recall forever. Though it seems like yesterday, the Class of '73 was born from the halls of our elementary schools four years ago. As freshmen-sophomores, our existence was similar to that of a typical childhood; we didn't fight to survive, we struggled to learn of life. It was in these years that the character, the distinct style and flair of the Class of '73, was created and nurtured . . . If 1970 and 1971 were the years of Creation, our junior times would be labeled the year of success and pride. Our class had changed; we no longer worked as a single unit, but as individuals striving for common goals. It was the year we ventured out into the high school world and proved our merit. Most people would agree that our junior year had an innocent beginning, because winning the Homecoming float competition is not, in it- self, so unique; but it was a moral victory, and the surging spirit that originated from it swept us to May, 1972, the time for our Junior Prom. The growing, enthusiastic soul we now possessed dared us to try a new idea with Prom—to break tradition—and we succeeded beyond all imagination. The Class of '73 had added another dimension, and only one chapter of our book remained to be written . . . (continued on Page 33) 20 Linda Beck Chuck Becker Bob Bennett Sally Bertram Anne Bethke Karen Binder Larry Berg David Boebel Mike Bolan Pam Bonnell Terry Bowey Barbara Box ACKER, JOAN M. ADLER, JANET K.: Ski Club 3.4; Spanish Club 3.4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; ARROW 3.4. G. Vol- leyball 2; G. Chorus 1,2; Foren- sics 1. AGNE, ERNEST S.: Football 1: Wrestling 1. ALLEN. PATRICIA C.: Chess Club 1; FMCG 1-3: Pep Club 1-3; G. Chorus 1. ANDLER, KENNETH R. ANICH, GERALD M.: Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 2.3; M-Club 2-4: Track 2; Golf 1; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Homecoming Court 3. BARKLEY. DEBRA .: Pep Club 2; FHA. BATES, KRISTIE L: Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1,2; Stage Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4. BECK, LINDA N.: Spanish Club 3; Latin 1,2; FMCC 3, Secretary 3: G. Chorus 2,3; M. Chorus 2; Transferred from Mercy High School, Milwaukee as a Sophomore. BECKER. CHARLES R.: Ski Club 1-4; German Club 2-4; V. Pres. 4; M-Club 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; Track 2-4; Football 1-4; Band 1-3; Senior Class V. Pres.; Basketball Mgr. 3; Homecoming Court 4. BENNETT, ROBERT C. BERG, LARRY A.: German Club 2-4, Pres. 4; M-Club 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; Track 2; Base- ball 1; Wrestling 2.3. Mgr.; Cross Country 2,3; Badger State Rep. 3. BERTRAM, SALLY L: Trans- ferred from East Grand Rapids, Mich, as a Junior. BETHKE. ANNE E.: Ski Club 1- 4; Spanish Club 2.3; Chess Club 1; Science Club 1; POW WOW 1- 3; G. Golf 1-3; G. Tennis 1-4; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1-3; M. Chorus 2-4; Stage Band 1-3; Jazz Band 2-4; Pep Band 1-3; In- dianettes 1-4; One Act Play 1; Forensics 1.2. BINDER, KAREN A.: Ski Club 2- 4; G. Chorus 1: Stud. Govt. 4; Prom Court 3. BOEBEL DAVID P.: Ski Club 3.4; Spanish Club 1-3; M-Club 3.4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Base- ball 1-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1- 4; Band 1-4. BOLAN. MICHAEL K.: Ski Club 2- 4; German Club 1-4; M-Club 1- 4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; Golf 1- 4; Football 1-4; FCA 3,4 Home- coming Court 4. BONNELL, PAMELA A. BOWEY. TERRANCE E.: M- Club 3.4; Football 1-4: Wrestling 1-3; Band 1. BOX. BARBARA A.: Library Club 2-4. Richard Boyd Bruce Brown Camille Caproon Cindy Chapman BOYD, RICHARD J. BROWN, BRUCE A.: German Club 3.4; M-Club 3.4; Science Club 1-4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; Track 1-4; Cross Country 1,2. CAPROON. CAMILLE C.: Pep Club 3. CHAPMAN, CYNTHIA L: Ski Club 2.4; G.M-Club 3; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; Arrow Staff 4; G Golf 1,2; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1,2; M. Chorus 4; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 4; Indianettes 2-4; Stud. Govt. 3; Badger State Rep. 3. CHAPMAN, CATHY M. CHAPMAN. MICHAEL A. CHRONIS, WILLIAM J.: Pep Club 1.2; Football 1; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1,2.4. COBB, WENDY M.: Spanish Club 3,4; Library Club 4. COLEY. CONNIE COLLER, SALLY A. COLLER, SHAUN E. CONSIDINE. PEGGY: Latin Club 1,2; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; G Chorus 1; Forensics 1-4; De- bate 1,3,4; Nat. Forensics League 2.3,4. Cathy Chapman Mike Chapman Bill Chronis Wendy Cobb Connie Coley Sally Coller Shaun Coller Peggy Considine Pat Corcoran Nancy Deacon Mike Deck Debbie Delano Diane Delosh Jon Denzin Don Diamond Marc Dippo Debbie Domenosky Vicky Dorband Mari Draeger Sharol Elertson julie Falada CORCORAN, PATRICIA D.: Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Band 1- 4. CRANE, ALAN BTrack 1-2.4; Band 2,3,4; B. Chorus 3.4; M. Chorus 3.4; Stage Band 2-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Pep Band 2-4; Drum Major 4. CRUM. LORNA R.: Transferred from South Division in Mil- waukee as a Junior. DAY, JANET L: Ski Club 1-4; Spanish Club 2-4; Chess Club 1- 2; ARROW 4; Stud. Govt. 1.4; Debate 1,2: Homecoming Court 4. DEACON. NANCY: G. Chorus 3; M. Chorus 4; Transferred from Pulaski High School as a Sophomore. DECK, MIKE: German Club 1-4; M-Club 3,4; Baseball 1-4; Foot- ball 1-4; Basketball 1-3: Badger State Rep. 3: Homecoming Court 4; FCA 3.4. DELANO. DEBRA L DELOSH. DIANE M.: Trans- ferred from Bay View High as a Junior. DENZIN, JON S.: Football 1-3; Band 1-4. DIAMOND. DONALD .: M- Club 3,4 POW WOW 4. Track 3.4 Football 3.4 Wrestling 3; Transferred from Shorewood High as a Junior. DIPPO. MARC S.: Ski Club 3.4; Chess Club 4; Science Club 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; ARROW 4; Who Knows 4; Transferred from East Troy High as a Junior. DOMENOSKY, DEBRA J. DORBAND. VICTORIA A. DRAEGER. MARI P.: Spanish 1- 4; POW WOW 1-4, Ed. 3.4; Track 1; Volleyball 4; Stud. Govt. 4: Fall Play 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Nat. Forensics League 4. ELERTSON, SHAROL L: Span- ish Club 4; Library Club 4; FMCC 4; Science Club 1,2; Pep Club 1-4, Secretary 3,4; POW WOW 4; ARROW 4; Tennis 4; Volleyball 4; GAA 1-3, Secretary 3. FALADA. JULIE A.: Latin Club 2; FMCC 1,2; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; POW WOW 4; ARROW 4; G. Chorus 1,2; Forensics 3.4; FHA 3,4; Free Rain Staff 4. FEELEY, DEBORAH J.: Trans- ferred from Brown Deer as a Senior. FENSKE, SHIRLEY K.: Latin 1.2; Pep Club 3. V. Pres. 3; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; GAA 1.2; Transferred from Wausa as a Freshman. FINKE, JACQUELINE M.. Ger- man Club 3,4, Secretary 4; GAA 1-3. FLEURY. SHAROV t FOSS, SHERRY L: M-Club; Li- brary Club 1-3; POW WOW 4; Track 2,3 Stale 3; Children’s Theatre 3. FOX, SHARON M.. Transferred from William Horlick High School when a junior. FRANK, SHARON L: Ski Club 1; G. Chorus 1; FHA 1. GAFFNEY, RICHARD: Trans- ferred out when Sophomore to Muskego, came back when Senior. GALLINA. WENDY L: Spanish Club 3; POW WOW 2; Band 1-4; Color Guard 1.2; Indianettes 3; Stud. Govt. 1; GAA 2. GRAVES, UKURIE E.: Spanish Club 1-3; G. M-Club 3.4; Pep Club 1; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; POW WOW 1.2; ARROW 4; G. Track 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Nat. Fo- rensics League 4. GREENWALD, SHERRY E.: Ski Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3; POW WOW 1-3; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1-3; M. Chorus 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Color Guard 1-4, Leader 2. GROMIUK, ALLAN G.: Ski Club 1- 4; Golf 1-4; Football 1.2. GRUNEWALD, BECKY L: Ski Club 1-4; Science Club 2; Pep Club 1; G. Chorus 1-3; M. Chorus 3; Cheerleader 2.3; Stud. Govt. 1- 4; Drama Club 3; Prom Queen 3; FHA 2. GULLEKSON, GLEN E.: Base- ball 1.2; Wrestling 1-3: Class Treasurer 3,4; Stud. Govt. 1-4: Prom Court 3. GUTERAL, ERWIN HALLENBECK, ROBERT M.: Transferred from Wells Street Jr. High as a Sophomore. HANSEN, JANE E.: G. Track 1; Band 1-4. HANSEN. JILL E.: Ski Club 4; G. Chorus 1-4; M. Chorus 1; Stud. Govt. 4. HANSEN. THERESE A.: Ski Club 2-4: G. Golf 1-3; G. Chorus 1.2. HARTMAN, DOROTHY .. Band 1-3. HATHWAY, JANICE E.: Ski Club 4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4: ARROW 1-4, Editor 4; Trans- ferred from Waukesha High School as a Freshman. HAUSEN, MICHAEL A.: Span- ish Club 3.4; M-Club 3,4; Base- ball 1-4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 2- 4; Forensics 3,4; Debate 3.4; Nat. Forensics League 4. HENNING, LOU ANN HENZE. LAWRENCE C.: Span- ish Club 1-3: M-Club 1-4; Science Club 1.2; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; ARROW 3,4; Golf 1-4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; Class Pres. 3.4; Stud. Govt. 2-4; Who Knows 4. Sherry Foss Sharon Fox Wendy Gallina Laurie Graves Becky Grunewald Glen Gullekson Janis Hill Kevin Hoag Sandy Hoover Doretta Hoppe Kathv Howard HILL IANIS E.: G. Chorus 1-4. HOAG, KEVIN L: Ski Club 4; German Club 2,3. HOOVER. SANDRA E.: Ski Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; G. M- Club 1; Pep Club 1; POW WOW 2; ARROW 3,4; G. Track 1,2; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2; In- dianettes 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,4. Captain 2. HOPPE. DORETTA L: Spanish Club 1; GAA 3.4. HOPPE. FLOYD L: Baseball 1,2: Football 1-3; Basketball 1. HOPPE. GREGORY L: Golf 1; Baseball 1; Football 1-3; Basket- ball 1-3; Prom Court 3. HOPPE. SUSAN G. Track 1-4; Basketball 3.4; Prom Court 3; Cheerleader 1,2: Class Sweet- heart 1. 0 HOWARD. KATHLEEN M.. Ski { Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 2; Band 1-3. HRITZ. JOHN: Baseball 4; Wres- tling 1; Volleyball 4. HUMCKE. CATHY .: German Club 2-4, Secretary 3; G. Track 1- 4; Basketball 3.4: Tennis 1-4: Vol- leyball 3.4. Captain 3; G. M-Club 3,4; GAA 2,3; G. Bowling 4. HUNKINS. DEBRA A.: Ski Club 2-4; Pep Club 1.2; POW WOW 2.3; ARROW 4: Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1-3; M. Chorus 2-4; Stage Band 2-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Pep Band 3,4; Drama Club 2-4; Class Play 1-4; Forensics 2-4; Nat. Fo- rensics League 3.4. JACOBCHICK. KENNETH M.: B. Chorus 2,3; M. Chorus 2-4; Stud. Govt. 4. Sec-Treas. 4. |ohn Hritz Sue Jahns Don Janovetz Gerry Jaquith Jeff Jensen IAHNS, SUZANNE GLibrary Club 2-4; POW WOW 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 3. JANOVETZ. DONALD R. JAQUITH. GERALD A.: German Club 2-4; Baseball 2; Wrestling 1- 4. JENSEN. JEFFREY C. JENSEN. ROBERT S.: German Club 2-4; M-Club 4; Baseball 3,4; Football 2.4; Wrestling 3.4; Transferred from Catholic Me- morial as a Sophomore. JERICH. ALAN J. JOHNS. LINDA S.: POW WOW 4. JOHNSON. WESLEY J.: Chess Club 4; M-Club 4; Science Club 3,4; Track 1-4; Cross Country 1-4. KARPF. PATRICIA J.: Latin Club 1,2; FMCC 1-3; V.P. 3; G. Chorus 3; Stud. Govt. 1-3; Class Sweetheart 2; GAA 1-3. KAZMIERSKl, GREGORY J.: Latin Club 2.3; Science Club 3; Track 2-4; Football 1-4: Wres- tling 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2; Pep Band 2. KEANE. ROBERT KELLY. KIM P.: Band 1. KLEIS. MARY K.: FMCC 4; Pep Club 1-4; ARROW 2-4; G. Track 1,3,4; G. Basketball 3,4; Senior Class Secretary; Prom Court 3. KUSCH. DEBRA L LABLANC. ROBERTA E.: Span- ish Club 1,2; Library Club 2-4; FTA 2; Pep Club 2; G. Chorus 1,3,4; Stud. Govt. 4. LANG. MICHAEL D.: Band 1-4; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 3,4. LE DEL, GLENN R.: POW WOW 1; M. Chorus 4. LONG. CALVIN C. LONG. LYNN M. LORD. DEBRA M.: Library Club 1.2: GAA 2. Pat Karpf Mary Kleis Rob Jensen Glenn Leidel Greg Kazmierski Bob Keane Debbie Kusch Bobbie LaBlanc Cal Long Lynn Long John Louis Kris Luck Candy Ludke Mark Luebke Mark Lutz Sandy Lutz Matt Malo Chris Maxfield Dan McGee Cheryl McKenzie Jerry McKenzie Ed Mehring LOUIS, JOHN C. LUCK, KRISTINE A.: Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 1.2. LUDKE, CANDACE L: Ski Club 1-4; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1-2; FHA 2; G. Chorus 2. LUEBKE. MARK A. LUTZ. MARK A.: Track 1.2; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 3.4. LUTZ, SANDRA L: Ski Club 4: Spanish Club 2.3: ARROW 4: Volleyball 3.4: Band 1-4: Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2-4. MALO, TODD M. MAXFIELD, CHRISTINE K.: Ski Club 3.4; Spanish Club 2; POW WOW 1.2; ARROW 3.4; Band 1- 4; G. Chorus 1-3; M. Chorus 2-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Pep Band 2-4; Drama Club 2-4; Class Play 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Debate 4; Nat. Fo- rensics League 3,4. MCGEE, DANIEL P.: Spanish Club 3.4; Football 1-3; Wrestling 1- 4; Drama Club 3.4; Class Play 2- 4; One Act Play 3,4; Forensics 2-4; Debate 1-4; Nat. Forensics League 2-4; Who Knows (alter- nate) 4. MCKENZIE. CHERYL L: Span- ish Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Pep Club 3; Tennis 3; G. Chorus 1. MCKENZIE. GERALD C.: Foot- ball 1.2; Wrestling 1. MEHRING. EDWARD M. METZGER, MARTHA Ski Club 2-4; Spanish Club 3,4; AR- ROW 2-4; Prom Court 3. MILLER, ELIZABETH C.: Ski Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-3, V.P. 3; Nat. Honor Society 3.4: G. Golf 1-4, Captain 3.4; Class Sec- retary 1,2; Stud. Govt. 1.2: AR- ROW 2-4, Editor 4. MOOTS. PEGGY A. MORRIS. ROBERT J. MORRISON. KYLE B. MOSNICKA, EDWARD O. MOVRICH. NICKOLAS R.: Ski Club 1,2; German Club 1-4; Chess Club 1; M-Club 1-4, Presi- dent; Science Club 1; Track 2-4; Baseball 1.2; Football 1-4; Wres- tling 1-4; FCA; Homecoming Court 3. NAIJ, STEVEN J. NEVEL, DOUGLAS D. O’BRIEN, CATHERINE L: Vol- leyball 3. O’CONNELL, SHARON A. OLSON. JEFFREY K. Peggy Moots Bob Morris Betsy Miller Martha Metzger I Kyle Morrison Sherry Olson Debbie Oswalt Loretta Peterson Peggy Peterson Terry Poe jane Pratt Donna Rageth Ann Rasmussen Jeff Reichoff Chris Recknagel Judy Owen Trinitie Piscitello Bernie Radobicky Margie Rath |ayne Peterson Lauren Plehn Chuck Radtke OLSON, SHERRY L: Trans- ferred from Muskego as a Senior. OSWALT. DEBORAH D.: Span- ish Club 3.4. Library Club 4; Pep Club 4; GAA 3; Transferred from Yorktown High School. York- town. Indiana as a Sophomore. OWEN. JUDITH A. PETERSON, JAYNE M.: Latin Club 1-3; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; ARROW 3,4; Tennis 3.4; Track 2; Volleyball 3,4; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1; Color Guard 2-4; Class Treasurer 1.2; Stud. Govt. 1-4, V.P. 4 Badger State Rep. 3; Homecoming Court 4. PETERSON, LORETTA G. PETERSON. PEGGY A. PISCITELLO. TRINITIE R. PLEHN. LAUREN A.: Spanish Club 2.3; M-Club 3.4. Pres. 4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; G. Track 1-4; Basketball 3; Band 1; GAA 1- 3; Prom Court 3. POE. THERESA M.: Ski Club 2; G. Chorus 1,2.4. PRATT, JANE L: Latin Club 2,3; Nat. Honor Society 2-4; POW WOW 4; ARROW 4; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1; Jazz Band 3; Color Guard 1-4. RADOBICKY. BERNARD F. RADTKE. CHARLES R.: Ski Club 4; M-Club 2-4. V.P. 4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Cross Coun- try 1-4; Debate 1; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4. RAGETH. DONNA S.: Ski Club 3.4; Spanish Club 3; FMCC 4; Pep Club 4; Band 1-4; Wrestling Publicity Mgr. 3.4. RASMUSSEN. ANN J. RATH. MARGARET M.. Span- ish Club 1; FMCC 1-4; GAA 1.2. RAUSCH, DAVID L RECKNAGEL CHRIS S.. Wres- tling 1; Band 1,2. REICHOFF, JEFFREY J. REIMAN, LORRAINE M.: Ski Club 2; German Club 2-4; M- Club 4; Library Club 4; Tennis 3,4; G. Chorus 1.2; NFSG 2-4. REZUTEK. ELIZABETH A.: FHA 3. Dave Rausch Lorraine Reiman Lisa Rezutek RODER, THOMAS A.: Baseball 2.4; Transferred from Catholic Memorial High School as a Sophomore. ROLFE. SANDRA L: Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 4; Band 1-3. ROSS. RANDY ROSSBACH, GAIL RUNQUIST, WENDY K.: Span- ish Club 4; Library Club 3.4: G. Chorus 1,2; FHA 3. RUPP. CHRISTINE A. RUPP. CORRINNE L.: G. Chorus 1,2. SAGEN. ANTHONY . SAUER. JANET: Ski Club 1-4; M-Club 2; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; ARROW 2-4; G. Track 1.2; Alternate Cheerleader 2; Home- coming Court 4. SCHEFFEL JEFFREY G.: Ski Club 4; Baseball 1-4: Football 1.2; Basketball 1-4: Band 1.2. SCHMIDT. RALPH E.: German Club 1-4. V.P. 3: M-Club 1-4. Treasurer 3; Track 1-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1; Stud. Govt. 4; Prom Court 3; NFSG 2-4. SCHNEIDER. RUSSELL L Tom Roder Sandy Rolfe Chris Rupp Wendy Runquist Randy Ross Gail Rossbach Cor Rupp Tony Sagen Jan Sauer Jeff Scheffel Ralph Schmidt Russell Schneider Lewis Schultz Dyane Simonis Bob Talatzko Barb Schwanke Cathy Skrepenski Dawn Steffens Judy Svetlik Jeff Teuteberg Paul Siever Bob Steinke Rick Swan Tom Thomas Nancy Sperstad Tricia Sugden Barry Swanson Steve Thompson SCHULTZ. LEWIS D. SCHWANKE, BARBARA SIEVER. PAUL V. SIEVERT, RALPH E. SIMONIS. DYANE L: Ski Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; POW WOW 4; Band 1-4; Indianettes 2-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Prom Court 3. SKREPENSKI. CATHY A.: Spanish Club 2; G. Chorus 1; FHA. SMITH. JEFFREY }.: Spanish Club 2,3; M-Club 2-4; Library Club 2; Track 2; Golf 1.3; Base- ball 2; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1- 4; Cross Country 3; Class V.P. 3; Prom Court 3. SPERSTAD. NANCY ].: Ski Club 1-4; Spanish Club 2.3; Pep Club 1; Volleyball 3; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1; Pep Band 4. STACH. TIMOTHY Football 1-3; Wrestling 2; Band 1-4: Stage Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1,2,4. STEFFENS. DAWN S. STEINKE. ROBERT M.: Wres- tling 1-4. SUGDEN. TRICIA Spanish Club 3; M-Club 3.4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; ARROW 4; Band 1-4: G. Chorus 1; Jazz Band 2; Pep Band 2; Indianettes 2-4; Cheer- leader 2-4; Stud. Govt. 3.4; Homecoming Court 4. SULLIVAN. ROGER L: Track 2; Football 1-4; Band 1-4: jazz Band 3; Pep Band 2-4. SVETLIK. JUDITH A.: Science Club 1; Transferred from Caro- line Academy as a Sophomore. SWAN. RICHARD D.: Spanish Club 1; M-Club 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Class V.P. 1,2; Stud. Govt. 1-3; Homecoming Court 3. SWANSON. BARRY : Trans- ferred from Barron Sr. High as a Senior. TALATZKO. ROBERT .: Band 1-4: Stage Band 2: Jazz Band 3.4; Pep Band 2-4; Forensics 3; De- bate 3. TEUTEBERG. JEFFREY A.: Spanish Club 2; Wrestling 1; Band 1-4. THOMAS. THOMAS L THOMPSON. STEPHEN R.: M- Club 2-4; Science Club 3; Nat. Honor Society 3.4: Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1-4; Class Pres. 1,2; Stud. Govt. 1-3; FCA 3.4. THORNTON, RUTH E.: Pep Club 1,2; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-3; Color Guard 1,2; GAA 1.2; Trans- ferred from Waterford as a Sophomore. TORHORST, LOUISE C.: Ger- man Club 1-3; Pep Club 1.2; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1,2,4; M. Chorus 4; Pep Band 3.4. TREFFINGER, ALAN J. TUTLE, REBECCA S.: Ski Club 3.4; Pep Club 1; Track 1-4; Band 1- 4; Jazz Band 4; Indianettes 2-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Forensics 1,2; Homecoming Queen 3. ULRIKSON. JANE E.: Ski Club 2- 4; Latin Club 1.2; Pep Club 1; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; ARROW 4; Track 2; Tennis 3; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1. VERTZ, AUDREY E.: FMCC 1.2. Treas.; Pep Club 1-3; Band 1-3. VICK, RODNEY R.: German Club 3.4; M-Club 2-4; Track 2-4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1-4; Cross Country 3.4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-3; Foren- sics 1-4: Nat. Forensics League 1- 4. VICK, STEVEN E. VOLLMER. KAREN A.: Ski Club 1,2.4; German Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Treas. 3; Golf 1; Band 1-4; G. Chorus 1-4; M. Chorus 3.4; Stage Band 2-4; Jazz Band 2-4. VON DER HOFF. HENRY A.: Ski Club 1-4: German Club 2.3; Golf 1-4; Football 1-3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 3,4; Ski Team 3. VON RUEDEN, MARY J.: Ski Club 3; German Club 1-4. Treas. 2, Pres. 3; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; ARROW 3.4; G. Track 2,3; G. Chorus 1,2,4; Stud. Govt. 4; NFSG 2-4, V.P. 3,4; All-School Sweetheart 3. WALSH. SUSAN M.. Ski Club 1- 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Golf 2-4; Homecoming Court 3. Ruth Thornton Jane Ulrikson Karen Vollmer Louise Torhorst Audrey Vertz Allen Von der Hoff Joe Treffinger Rodney Vick Mary Von Rueden Susie Walsh Becky Tuttle Dennis Warriner Jim Webber Dave Weiland Jenny Weinkauf Kevin Weinkauf Scott Wilfong Gayle Williams Alan Wittenburg Karen Wojciechowski Kathy Wojciechowski Jeff Zajdel Rick Zur . . . The summer passed quickly, and by September, our dreams of being seniors were realized. Now it was the year of sentiments; when we first sensed, individually and collectively, what high school really meant to us. It is the privilege of the Senior to build a float in three nights, and then to watch it pass slowly in that final Homecoming Parade. At their last Homecoming game, who could be sure that it was only sweat or rain pouring from the faces of the Senior play- ers and fans? The winter of the Senior year passes much too quickly—basketball, skiing, wrestling are gone—but then they were more enjoyable as each success was savored just a little bit more. Everything has a much greater meaning this time around. Spring, the season of love, arrives at MHS, but it brings the mixed emotions of love and fear to the Senior. Hope for the future fills the mind of the Senior, but sadness fills his heart. Wishful looks replace the smiles as he sees the last Prom of his time. The smiles return in time for Graduation; it’s all over, and the happiness that comes from reaching the four-year goal drowns all other emotions. You cannot help feeling grate- ful to your teachers and friends for all those hours . . . . . . The Class of ’73 is now complete, ready to retire into Mukwonago history, but unwilling to let their character, their success, or their pride ever be forgotten. We carry into the world the qualities which Mukwonago High School instilled within us. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Susan Andler Michael Beckman Robert Duncan Michael Gamache Terry Hoe ft Rocklyn Luebke Margaret Lupone Gerald Merath Duane Mercier Kevin Miller Alan Post Dennis Schilling Joseph Simo Richard Smith Jack Singsime John Soneberg Brian Tabor Kyle Villarreal WARRINER. DENNIS L: Ski Club 3,4; German Club 2-4; Chess Club 3,4; ARROW 3,4. WEBBER. AMES N. WEILAND. DAVID G. WEINKAUF. JENNIFER Ski Club 1,2: Latin Club 1,2; G. Chorus 1; Debate 1; GAA 3. WEINKAUF. KEVIN: Spanish Club 3; M-Club 3,4; Golf 1-4; Football 1-3; Badger State Rep. 3. WILFONG. SCOTT L WILLIAMS. GAYLE S.: Ski Club 1-4; Pep Club 1-4: POW WOW 2- 4; ARROW 4; Track 1; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1,2; G. Chorus 1; Jazz Band 2; FHA 2-4. WITTENBURG. ALAN T.: M- Club 3,4; Track 1-2; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-3. WOJCIECHOWSKI. KAREN G. WOJCIECHOWSKI. KATH- LEEN M.: Ski Club 4; FMCC 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; G. Chorus 1. ZAJDEL. JEFFREY A.: Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 3; ARROW 3; Baseball 2. ZUR. RICHARD L: German Club 2,3; M-Club 4; Track 2; Football 2-4; Basketball 3; Trans- ferred from Marquette Univer- sity High School as a Sophomore. 34 President: Casey O'Connell Vice-President: loan Conroy Secretary: Nancy Swenson Treasurer: Lori Saunders Like the other classes, the Juniors were at first thrown off balance by the switch to modular scheduling. As with ev- eryone else, they could be seen after the sounding of the tone, wandering around aimlessly and bewilderedly, asking such questions as What mod is this? , “What day is this? , “What’s a mod anyway?”, and Who am I? But, being the most intelligent and dynamic group in the school (Editor's note: The opinions expressed by the writer —a junior—are not necessarily those of this editor.) (Author's note: The editor is a Senior.) the Juniors were quick to grasp the meaning and advantages of the new system. It gave them more time for study and self-discovery, as well as more time for hacking around. The Juniors are well-prepared to fall heir to the high posi- tion of responsibility left them by the graduating class. They are also desperately waiting for their turn at I.P.R., which will give them the opportunity to leave school to do some- thing worthwhile with their time—like going home to watch The Electric Company” or “Sesame Street. Rubber duckie, you're the one! You make bath-time lots of fun . . 35 Jane Andler Jeffery Archer Gary Armstrong Laurie Baker Deborah Barth Scott Bauman Karen Beck Carl Beckman Lori Beckman Joan Behling Gail Behrens Dawn Beilfuss Steven Bennett Linda Berg Penny Berg June Bergsma Steven Boebel Morna Bolan Victoria Bonnell Elizabeth Bornfleth Patricia Bornfleth Harry Bowey Gary Brach Daniel Breidenbach Dennis Brierton Pamela Briesath James Brissette John Broesamle Kent Brown Matthew Brown David Brueckner Kurt Brueser Valerie Brunette Kathleen Bucher Dale Buhrandt Gail Buhrandt Steven Butler Susan Campbell Sandra Cloninger Lloyd Colby 36 loan Conroy Gregory Dahl Cheryl Dahle Janet Daul James Davis Michael Deback Ellsworth Detlof Stephen Diamond Jeffrey Dickert Florence Dickow Steven Douglas Timothy Drahonovsky Jaqueline Erickson Andrew Fabijan Richard Falk Herb Faude Sandra Finney Delilah Fleck James Fleury Joseph Fox Sandra Francke Melvin Fritz Antoinette Goff John Goodwin Melodie Graf Claire Graff Glenn Graves Julie Grinwald Nancy Grinwald Steven Gullekson Thomas Guterl Joy Haag Paula Hansen Cheryl Harland Steve Harris Nancy Hartman Dale Henning Ronald Hibler Rose Hill Dan Hockenberry Kathleen Holzman 37 Suzanne Howard Linda Hurm Deborah Ignasiak Rick Jay Beverlee Justin Mark Kading Sandra Kahl Vicki Kamenick Daniel Kazmierski Thomas Kijewski Desery Klein Laurie Kleis Terrence Knurr Paul Kressin Bruce Kroll Brian Kroll Herbert Kroll Melanie Krueger David Ksobiech Daniel LaBlanc Barbara Laing Nancy Landwehr Gary Lang David Leeder Ann Leenhouts Laura Leistiko David Lepinc Michael Lewandowski Nancy Lindell Susan Luck Susan Ludke Debra Luebke Thomas Luebke Brian Manthey Michael Marcussen 38 Scot Martell Dianna Martin Jackie Martin Joseph McAdams Alan McCaffrey Rosemary McClure Heidi McDonald Mary McPherson Thomas McPhetridge Eldena Meddaugh Michael Menger Michelle Mercier Molly Merryfield Jill Meyers Robert Movrich Shaun Mulholland Randy Neu Bonnie Noble Patricia Oberholtzer Casey O’Connell Edwin Oswalt Jeanne Owen Erich Pagel Patrick Pakenham Gregory Pease Brian Peterson Gregory Peterson Phyllis Peterson Steven Petrie David Piagentini Gail Pine Gregory Pinterics Thomas Piscitello Michael Plotz Catherine Prebil Claire Pritchett Spencer Prokop Mary Rajnicek Patricia Rathke Susan Rausch Janelle Reichold 39 r Dennis Swan Aiiyn Swayze Michael Swayze Nancy Swenson Barbara Szalewski Keith Szemborski Steve Teske Mark Teuteberg Debbie Thwing Richard Tischaefer Jamie Tody Terrence Traynor Mary Tubbs Diane Turner Edith Wagner Cheri Wallace Mark Warn bo Id Catherine Weiiand Richard Weink Sonia Weinkauf Wendy Wells Kevin Wilcox Brian Williams Kim Williamson Margaret Winkler Roberta Wo it David Wojciecbowsk Lynn Woller Jeffrey Word Charlene Wright Carolyn Wuebben Louise Wuestenbeig 41 Daniel Yerke Beverly Zeigh Lynn Zlindra JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Mark Baertlein Laura Bastian Amelia Block Georgia Kinowski Pamela Krause Timothy Merath Jill Morris Mary Nowaczyk Craig Petrasek Peggy Hamilton 42 President: Ivan Streckel Vice-President: Brian Feich Secretary: |ane Krause Treasurer: Kris Spcrstad .c According to the dictionary, a sophomore” is a stu- dent in the second year of high school or college. It also states that the noun is derived from two Greek words: sophos meaning wise or clever and moros meaning foolish or silly. The definition is simple and logical, but it’s the derivation that hints at what makes the typical sophomore “tick”. A sophomore is a constantly changing person. His moods continually swing like a pendulum from the carefree behavior of the freshman to the more serious, more sophisticated attitudes of the upperclassman. Our own definition of a sophomore would read something like this: A high school student composed of one part freshman carefreeness, one part junior ideal- isms. Mix all the ingredients together and at the end of fermentation in June, the recipe will produce a product that ranks high in quality: a student with experience. This class has encountered both good and bad expe- riences this year in the new school. But that is to be ex- pected—they have abandoned the old for the new and they will accept the consequences and challenge the challenges. The everyday life of a sophomore was varied. Some occupied themselves with work in labs, trying to solve the riddles of nature. Others may have been in classes learning skills varying from how to speak a language to how to develop a photo. The various programs in gym or shop attracted some. Others went for speed reading. No one activity was dominant. The sophomores seem to explore everything and will continue to do so as juniors. 43 Jeffrey Adler Thomas Agne Jacquelyn Allen Mary Andler Walter Apfel Bonnie Arndt Lawrence Back Michael Bacia Paul Baertlain Susan Banazynski Bruce Banks Wayne Barkley Jeffrey Beaudin Neal Benjamin Kathleen Binder Barbara Block Laurene Bollmann Gary Bornfleth Catherine Boyd Robert Brinkman Dorothy Brissette Bernice Brown Donna Brugge Katherine Brunette Dale Butke Guadalupe Campos Cevin Caproon Claudia Chapman Laurie Chapman Catherine Cobb David Congdon Douglas Corcoran Louise Crane Vickey Crouch Bonnie Crum Keith Crum Bruce Danielson Scott Davis Pamela Degutis Randy DeLano 44 Laurei Desmonie Jill Dickert Nancy Dippo Susan Domenosky lames Donner Robin Dorband Holly Draeger Robert Eccker Cynthia Eggleston Daniel Ernsting Dean Falk Linda Fehlhaber Brian Feich Elmer Fohr Cynthia Fox Cathy Francke Karen Gaetke Kevin Gallina Joanne Gardner Donna Genzmer Bryon Gerick John Gitzlaff Wendy Gitzlaff Candace Graf Judy Graham Margaret Green Bonnie Greene John Grieser 45 Gail Guthrie Gary Guthrie Lynn Hafemeister Russell Hager David Harvestine George Hassi Bonnie Hawkins Mark Hazelbaker |a nice Held Kay Hannenkens Peter Hinz Randall Hoag Ted Hoeft Mary Holtz Anne Hood Rodney Houk Ryan Hunkins Suzanne Hunt Patricia Hurm Timothy Huss Elke jaegersberg William Jaquith Nancy Jarowsky Deborah Kainz John Kannard David Karlinsky Barbara Keane Michael Kennedy Michael Kijewski Mary King Lee Ann Klingbyll Thomas Knurr Kim Kober Jane Krause Susan Laumann Sandra LeClair Pamela Leighton Jeffrey Lepak Russell Lepak Steven Lewandowski 46 Barbara Lindholm Susan Lippit Kathleen Lloyd Kerry-jo Long John Lord Frank Luczak Charles Ludwig Debra Ludwig Nadine Luebke James Lutz Douglas Marcarsen Dennis Marquardt Kevin McGee Jean McGrath David McKenzie Mary McKenzie Jim Meacham David Merlau Rebecca Merryfield Carla Metzger Robin Miller Steven Miller Kathy Mitchell Diane Moore Martha Morrow Michael Morse Sandra Mosnicka Carol Mueller Michael Nau 47 Lorri Nelson Kevin Nevel Rebecca Nicosen Richard Nimmer Tina Oberholtzer Mary Oberlin Sheri Obluck Evarard Osman Ioann Page! Mary Pakenham Debra Pasterski Ernest Perleberg Jay Peterson Rick Peterson Wendy Peterson Dennis Porter Patricia Post John Pirtchett Randy Rachwall Deborah Radobicky Mark Raduechal Mary Rathke Daniel Reiman Dennis Reuteler Cynthia Reynders 48 Louise Kiddle Susan Rockteacher Kristin Kunquist Doreen Russ Janet Sargeant James Sauer Sandra Schankcy Gregory Schlichting Robert Schlichting Roger Schlichting John Schmidt Maria Schmidt Ronald Schneider Donald Schell Susan Schnitzler Karen Schwemmer Debra Scully Russell Shepard Lauren Shirley Kari Shorougian Linda Sievert John Simo Scott Skrepenski Connie Smith Dean Smith Douglas Snorek Edward Soneberg Kris Sperstad 49 Karen Steffen Patricia Steinke Jeffrey Stcmper Gerald Stine Iven Strcckel Rory Sullivan Jayne Suwalski Viki Swanson Keith Tabor Robert Tess Kevin Teutebcrg Kathie Theisen Peter Thompson Robert Thornton David Tischaefer Lawrence Torgerson Daniel Tuttle Barbara Uebelacker Nancy Ulrikson Darlene Vertz Sheila Vick William Vollmer Cynthia Wambold Michael Wastian David Wendorf Pauline Wernig Timothy White Carol Wichtel Oral Windle Julie Wolfe Dennis Wright Ray Wright Michael Yeager Steven Zale Cindy Zlindra SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Jeffrey Bartelt Patrick Beckman Thomas Benjamin Jerrold Berger Virginia Degaro Jeffrey Fohr Kathryn Grcnn Kale Knoll Walter Long Lori Nevel Patrick Peters Lee Shaw 50 President: Doug Johnson Vice-President: Lori Price Secretary: Kris Humcke Treasurer: Sue Shimkus Unique would be one word that would accurately describe this hectic year for the Class of '76. No other freshman class entering Mukwonago has had to con- front the numerous situations that resulted from the open concept. This freshman class should be well pre- pared for their next three years of high school life. The attitudes of the Class of '76 are varied in the new MHS. In general, this class is proud of their school, which is a fresh feeling among freshman classes, based on the reactions of the preceding years. Both boys and girls like the chance to study on their own in resource centers. They welcome the chance to avoid the rigidness of study halls. They see their un- scheduled time as a chance to meet their peers, allow- ing them to form a close bond with their classmates. But they are afraid of one thing; because of the relaxed atmosphere and lack of rules, they worry that the teachers and administration don't care enough to guide them. Freshman Student Council Members are now seeking the answers to solve this lack of understanding between the two. Boys and girls have different preferences in MHS. Freshman boys appreciate being able to use their free mods in open gym and the shop area. The girls like to use their free moments in band of chorus, and even the industrial skills area. One comment probably sums up the first year in MHS for the Class of '76. One freshman said, “At first I didn’t like it—then it was cool—now it’s part of my nor- mal life.” 3) John Adam Nancy Andler Diane Allen Alan Anderson Deborah Armstrong Lawrence Armstrong Debra Arndt Karl Aschenbrenner Scot Baertlein Doak Baker Anthony Ball Nancy Bartholomew Cynthia Bauman Curt Beckman Ronald Behling Debra Bennett Patrick Berg Paul Bethkc Patricia Block Elsbeth Blom Jeffery Blott Carey Bollman Roxanne Bonnert Deborah Bonney Dale Bopp Jody Bopp Scott Bowers Paul Bowey William Box Scot Brecklin Pamela Breidenbach Scott Briesath Jeffery Brinkman Wade Brueser Jay Burrow Patricia Cassidy Cathleen Chronis Tina Congdon Patricia Conroy Jeanne Cooley Elaine Cooper Pamela Cooper William Crouch Kevin Crusan 52 Juliette Dalberg Judy Deacon Lori Degroot Paul Delosh David Dennett Kathleen DeRubeis Thomas Diamond Jerry Dickow James Diehn Laura Draeger Kim Effinger Mary Ellis Ross Faude Joanne Fettig Cheryl Fitzgerald Rick Fletcher Deborah Fox Karen Fox Catherine Friedrich Eugene Gardner Lois Genzmer Marilyn Ginster Steven Goff William Grieser Keith Haag Mark Halverson Dave Hansen Kathryn Hansen Bryan Hansen Richard Harris Kelly Hartman Richard Hawkins Dean Heil Robert Heinemann Linda Hengen Karen Hibler Larry Hoeft Susan Hogan Jeannine Holzman David Hoppe Kristine Humcke Debbie Hunkins John Hunkins Lori Huss 53 William Jarowsky Vicki Jay Douglas Johnson Debra Jones Nancy Justin Jennifer Kainz Ramona Kamenick Theresa Karlinsky Michael Karlman Kevin Kielski Scott Kilp John Knautz Roger Knoelke Darlene Knoll Creighton Knudsen Jodi Koller Debra Krause Lorie Krause Michael Ksobiech Douglas Kurth Pamela Kurth Kim Kusch Sherry Kutchera Faith Laing Brian Lang Dawn Larsen Cheryl Lepak Perry Lepak Robert Lepine Peggy Ligman James Lindell James Lippitt David Lohman Cyndy Ludwig Colin Luebke Lori Luedtke 54 Maureen Luther |ames Manschot Dennis Martin Thomas McAdams Dennis McGee Rosanne McGuire Faith McPherson Janet McPhetridge Robert Meddaugh Daniel Meier Diane Messer Lori Milazzo Pamela Miller Jeff Moes Lori Mondloch Lynn Mondloch James Morris Rose Movrich Paul Mueller Jan Mulholland Jim Naber Mindy Nevel James Newkirk Linda Nimmer Andrew Nitz Tamara Noble Michelle Normandeau Lee Obluck Alan Olson Lawrence Olson Lori Olson Joy Orgas Joseph Pease James Peters Vickie Peterson Jodie Piscitello Richard Poff Sandra Pokrandt Timothy Pokwinski Ronald Poppie Donald Porter Kelly Porter David Pratt Robert Prebil 55 Mark Pregowski Lori Price Teri Pritchett Kim Prokop Nina Rados David Rakowski Daniel Rath Loralie Rausch Mark Rausch Scott Reeves Angela Reynders Wendy Rikard Gerald Roder John Roetzel Rick Ross Virginia Rozinski John Rudolf Linda Savin Tamela Scheets Ursula Sheren Mark Schilling Kurt Schlieter Brian Schmidt Paul Schmidt Ken Schutte Mike Seidel Monica Shaft Susan Shimkus Brenda Sievert Jill Smart Debra Smith Virginia Smith Gail Stadler Richard Staedter Daniel Stanisch 56 Chris Staszewski Marguerite Staton Basil Stewart William Stine Keith Stocks Hagen Streckel David Strickler Thomas Suhm Scott Swan Allan Tabor Laurie Talatzko Dana Teske David Teutcberg Heidi Tominsek Robyn Torgerson William Traynor Robert Treffinger Lynn Trupke Norma Turner Lisa Uribe Ann Voellings Richard Wagner Scott Wagner |ane Walsh Lori Walz Scott Wambold Ann Widish Patricia Williamson Suzanne Windle Mary Winkler Cheryl Wozniak Mike Zale Terry Zingsheim Theresa Zur Lisa Zwisler FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED: Ardella Balboa Richard Hawkins Patrick Kroll Gregg Luedtke Richard Mandell Gerard Rausch Geryl Rossbach Keith Russell foe Slaski Ronald Toth John Williams Alice Zeigh 57 There is no stereotype that fits the high school student. All students experience a range of moods as they deal with the trials and tribulations of school life. The student studies; he loses himself in a good novel. He raps with his friends; he just wants to be alone so he can contemplate life. He sleeps and shuts out the world. He wears clothes that indicate some of the things he thinks about. The student isn’t unusual. He is a mixture of a school full of individuals who have ups and downs, good days and bad days. But most days are good. 4- © Administration and School Board Avii H. Farris—President George A. Chronis—Clerk Thomas A. Day—Treasurer Dr. Robert J. Crawley William H. Kingston Maxine R. Leenhouts Edgar L. Schultz Joseph A. Sperstad Robert D. Winkler Robert Martinka, Superintendent William Swasey, High School Principal Richard Sutherland, Assistant Principal The area is situated in the upper regions, northeast of the IRC. Far off the in the dis- tance a clicking is heard—the sound of the only functioning non-human resident—the teletype. Offices stand as frail fortresses against the onslaught of students and noise from the commons. Ghosts of years past are as familiar as the people who speak their names: Lincoln gives his Gettysburg Address once again, and in the next room you hear Hitler talk again, and in the next room you hear of the super race. It is here you will see the old statement come true. History will repeat it- self. The department's main objective is to prepare students to actively participate in a democratic society. Yes, this is the land called Social Studies. Perhaps it is not exotic, though the in- habitants may be considered unique. Their ranks include: James Brenner—Chairman. Current Issues, Emerging Nations, Ecology Richard Brien—Western Civilization, Soviet Union Japan Cariotta Carmada—U.S. History, Urban Geography, Western Civilization Don Enright—U.S. Hstory, Consumer Eco- nomics, Current Issues Kathy Hanson—U.S. History Ken Johnson—Western Civilization, Humanities Daniel Kamoske—U.S. History, Economics SOCIAL STUDIES 67 69 The English Department consists of more than the old-fashioned grammar, reading, and English. Gradually, the department is building a sizable selection of classes. The department chairman, Miss Arpke, and co- chairman, Mrs. Roeber, work with Mr. Smith, Mr. Doone, Mrs. Kohl, Miss Harms, Mr. Mainella, Mr. Cook, and Mrs. Faucett, to produce eighteen (!) different courses. Elec- tives such as Reading Lab, Creative Filmic Arts, Journalism, Advanced Creative Writ- ing, World Lit., English Lit., and Shake- speare, weren’t even heard of a couple of years ago. Team-teaching, AV materials, long range work, work packets”, and indi- vidualized help are a few of the ideas uti- lized that make the classes diversified and interesting. The hub of all this activity is the English Resource Center, where materials, books, working areas, and rooms are avail- able for student use. And there is always something extra going on, whether it be the showing of the latest Who Knows?”, or a popular recent movie, or someone doing four somersaults in a row. DRAMA Mr. Heagle was quoted as saying, “the technical capabilities here are unlimited; the advantages of the new school are unbe- lievable. Examples of this are counter weight system, additional flyspace, and the ability to make quick scene changes. Mr. Heagle was like a child on Christmas morn- ing when these facilities became available to him for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. The lighting sets may be the most spar- kling feature in the auditorium. The switch board can be preset, so that with a flick of a switch the lights for the next scene are ready. The catwalks enhance the lighting and also allow for additional effects. Because of the growth in the area of the drama department, the size of Mr. Heagle’s acting and directing classes has increased greatly. Plans for the future include a pro- duction entirely in the students’ hands. Al- ready included are plans for three plays in- stead of the usual two, giving local audiences a better view of the talents of the Drama Department. SCIENCE Sir Issac Newton would probably turn in his grave if he knew some of the events that happen in the Science Department. As a matter of fact, many of our teachers turn somersaults in bed at night when they re- member the freak occurrences of the days past. Mrs. Archer is threatened periodically by her Adv. Chemistry students—if they don't get an “A they’ll blow up the lab. Mr. Kohl shudders as he watches when his “Biology Butchers” mutilate their latest dissections. And Mr. Bethke rejoices when his students realize the earth orbits the sun and not vice- versa. A list of this year’s calamities would fill a volume of Ripley’s Believe It or Not. The list of the Scientific authorities in- clude: Mr. Dahle, Mr. Douglas, Mrs. Archer, Mr. Bethke, Mr. Kohl, Miss James, Mrs. Polacek. 75 MATHEMATICS In order to get the product equivalent to the Math Department, you have to add the abilities of Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Erikson, Mr. Palmer, Miss Sugden, Miss Masarik, and Mr. Nowicki, and multiply it by the sum total of all their knowledge. This answer probably can’t be arrived at by a computer (Tilt), but only by students who earn new math prin- ciples each year. Members of the Math Staff are varied in their talents. If you want to know all about logarithms, Mrs. Murphy knows it all. And if you want to know all about figures, Mr. Palmer is the man to ask, much to the cha- grin of Mrs. Palmer. Life just isn’t one right triangle after another” says Mrs. Murphy. FOREIGN LANG. Do Ych i (vjlsL 6 pkribus u nunr) ftisj hoW it Deat Ur 78 Buenas dias! Guten tag! Four years of both Spanish and German are offered, and the Foreign Language Department fills every one of those years with more than ever be- fore. Herr Trainor, head of the department and the German teacher, along with Senora Simon and Senorita Jensen, the Spanish teachers, are working towards more individ- ualization. Because of the 21 mod, 6 day cycle scheduling, classes don’t meet every day, and students are able to work more at their own speed and are encouraged to do more independent study. In individual cases, a student could finish two years of a language in one year, or possibly only achieve V4 credit in one year. More AV mate- rials are utilized; students are able to use cassette players in the “hot carrells. Al- though first year classes are not offered in Latin and French, students study advanced Latin with Mr. Doone, and Independent French with Miss Jensen. BUSINESS The Business Ed Department is something like a factory: it assembles our abilities into skilled and learned typists, accountants, bookkeepers, secretaries—all types of busi- ness-oriented people. And come June we’ll go out and meet the real thing with new ideas and eager outlooks. We are tested for our durability—we enter the business world. But until that time we've been trying to find our way through stacks of typing packets, columns in ledger books, cassettes of short- hand tapes, and miles of calculator paper. An array of new business courses were in- troduced this year. They include business law, business English, notehand, consumer education, office machines, and an office simulation project. The consumer class (team taught by Business, Home Economics, and Area Studies teachers) hosted several guest speakers. The entire student body could attend the sessions. The office simula- tion class is among only three of its kind in Wisconsin. It is designed to give the student experience in actual office procedures be- fore leaving high school. All of the classes offer the student the chance to take what in- terests him most and to study it in greater detail. That is one of the major objectives of the new educational system which began this past September. 81 83 HOME ECONOMICS “Express Yourself! “Be Creative!” And what better place to do just that than in Home Ec.? This year’s MHS Galloping Gourmets tried their hands at the art of cooking and even though it didn’t always turn out to be something edible, it was worth the effort. In sewing, the girls proved to be creative with stitch witchery. The facilities in Home Ec. are the newest and most modern available. The suite of rooms, including the all-purpose conference room in this department, serves not only school but community events as well. Field trips sponsored by Home Ec. this year included a day-long tour of some of the most elite stores in the Milwaukee area. MHS was also represented by Home Ec. stu- dents participating in a high-fashion mod- eling show. ART MUSIC “Of course, this year the choruses have their own room, with their own storage space, practice areas, and pianos, and that really makes things a lot simpler,” states Mr. Chapman. What do they think of the new sched- uling? “Great! says Mr. Mueller. We have all the regular classes, plus we were able to add Folk Guitar and Jazz Ensemble as full credit courses.” “Longer band periods let us get into seri- ous music studies,” adds Mr. Underberg, and the modular scheduling allows for in- dividualized study. They all agree that having The Center to perform in makes the practice and staging of concerts much easier. Mr. Chapman puts it all together when he describes the BIG THREE new activities: “Rea-ully neat! The BIG THREE in MHS music include: 1— Mr. Underberg—Symphonic Band, Jazz Band 2— Mr. Mueller—Frosh-Soph. Band, Jazz Band 3— Mr. Chapman—Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Chamber Singers. 87 PHYSICAL ED. Is your gym suit turning green? Can your gymsuit stand up by itself? Can your socks play a basketball game on their own? If you and your gym clothes fit any of these cate- gories then our agile physical education in- structors, Mrs. Zitzner, Miss Vehanen, Mr. Swan, and Mr. Nordentoft, feel it’s time for a change. 89 LVEC LIBRARIANS AIDES 93 SECRETARIES COOKS JANITORS SECRETARIES: D. Gitzlaff. E. Kane. L. Machnik, N. Manschot, B. Weinkauf. M. Broesmale JANITORS: N. Movrich. D. Teske, K. Jacl- obson, H. Domer. T. Anich, B. Gief. B. Ta- bor. B. Burke COOKS: E. Schmidt. L. Pine, C. Davies. D. Szalewski. M. Stobber, L. Grigsby 95 SENIOR IAZZ BAND (upper left): Row 1: K. Bates. P. Obcrholtzer, D. Hun- kins. B. Tuttle. K. Vollmer, M. Lang. Row 2: M. Lutz. P. Pakenham. C. Maxfield. B. Ta- latzco. Row 3: B. Chronis. R. Weink. E. Mosnicka. D. Kazmierski. R. Schlichting, L. Crane. T. Stach. S. Gullekson. G. Lang. Row 4: A. Crane, A. Bethke. JUNIOR JAZZ BAND (upper right): Row 1: S. Rockteacher. L. Zwisler, J. Pagel, L. Nelson. N. Bartholomew. S. Mosnicka, D. Ludwig. B. Lang. D. Kainz. D. Butke, J. Smart, K. Long. L. Price. Row 2: J. Kan- nard. P. Mueller. B. Blom. U. Scheren. J. Mullholland. D. McGee, L. Trupke, D. Johnson. K. Humcke, J. Kainze. D. Tuttle. S. Wagner. D. Pratt, D. Gullekson. R. Schlichting. K. Sperstad. IND1ANETTES (lower left): Row 1: L. Nelson, A. Bethke. C. Chapman. D. Simonis, D. Ludwig. Row 2: L. Klingbyll. C. Wuebben. Row 3: B. Tuttle. B. Stemper. C. Wallace. D. Turner, T. Sugden. PEP BAND (lower right): Row 1: K. Vollmer, L. Bastian, D. Kainze, D. Klein. S. Finney. L. Torhorst. S. Rock- teacher, J. Morris. S. Lutz. C. Chapman. R. Schlicting. Row 2: K. Bates. G. Williams, P. Oberholtzer, S. Mosnicka, D. Ludwig, M. Lang, K. Williamson, J. Peterson. N. Spers- tad. D. Simonis, A. VonderHoff. Row 3: G. Kinowski. D. Hunkins, D. Baker, C. Max- field. R. Talatzko. P. Pakenham. M. Lutz, G. Pine. D. Reichold. Row 4: R. Thornton. S. Gullekson. B. Chronis, R. Weink. L. Baker, G. Lang. S. Harris, A. Crane. L. Crane. 96 You can't beat their beat! And Underberg said, SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: FLUTES: C. Chapman. C. Wuebben. S. Lutz. A. Leenhouts. |. Morris. B. Stomper, C. Wichtel. T. Oberholtzer. OBOES: J. Ber- gsma. J. Ulrikson. BASSOONS: A. Bethke, D. Turner. Eb CLARINET: C. Wallace. CLARINETS: J. Finke. S. Hoover. S. ]ahns. M. Lang. D. Rageth. K. Vollmer. L. Bastian. D. Feeley. S. Finey, D. Klien. E. Wagner. K. Long. D. Kainz. ALTO CLARINETS: J. Pe- terson. L. Torhorst. BASS CLARINETS: D. Simonis. C. Dahle. ALTO SAX: T. Sugden, B. Tuttle. P. Oberholtzer. K. Williamson, D. Yerke. TENOR SAX: G. Kinowski, K. Bates. G. Williams. BARITONE SAX: D. Hunkins. J. Rolfe, FRENCH HONORS: J. Pratt. R. Thornton. G. Pine. J. Reichold, M. Rathke. CORNETS: D. Boebel. B. Chronis. G. Kazmierski. E. Mosnicka. T. Stach. R. Sullivan. R. Vick. L. Baker. M. Deback. S. Douglas. S. Gullekson. G. Lang. M. Plotz. R. Weink. TROMBONES: M. Lutz. C. Max- field. B. Talatzko. S. Boebel. P. Pakenham. L. Staton. BARITONE: N. Sperstad. S. Thompson. D. Kazmierski. TUBA: A. Crane. J. Dicker!. S. Harris. PER- CUSSION: A. VonderHoff. M. Graf. S. Mullholland, D. Pagentini, B. Schlichting. R. Wright. J. Peterson. D. Barth, J. Scheffel. 98 SENIORS COLORGUARD MEMBERS: G. Kinowski, J. Peterson. J. Pratt. C. Dahle. J. Morris. P. Oberholtzer. R. Thornton. J. Reichold. E. Wagner. Mueller makes JUNIOR COLOR GUARD: Row 1: J. Pagel. M. Rathke, J. Allen, S. Vick. B. Nicosen. Row 2: C. Long. K. Kober, B. Blom, S. Rockteacher, D. Kainz. N. Ul- rikson. M. Pakenham, C. Wichtel. S. Lip- pet, T. Oberholtzer. 100 FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE BAND OBOE: L Crane. FLUTE: L. Draeger. J. Dickert, M. Green, A. Hood. D. Knoll, S. Kutchera. B. Nicosen, T. Oberholtzer, J. Pagel, M. Pakenham. J. Piscitello. K. Por- ter, L. Price. N. Rados. S. Rockteacher. K. Steffen. L. Urbie, S. Vick. L Zwisler. CLARINET: B. Blom. V. lay, D. Kainz. K. Kober, K. Long. M. Morrow, S. Mosnicka. M. Pregowski. K. Prokop. R. Harris. G. Schlichting, K. Shorougian. K. Schlieter. J. Smart, H. Tominsek. N. Ulrikson. BASS CLARINET: D. Allen. K. Bollman. C. Graf. S. Lippitt. SAX: A. Anderson. N. Bartholo- mew. D. Ludwig. L. Nelson. N. Turner. ALTO SAX: D. Bute. B. Lang. C. Stas- zewski. TRUMPET: B. Stewart. C. Chronis. K. Crusan. B. Hanson. R. Hawk- ins. B. Heineman. K. Humcke. D. Johnson. J. Kainz, J. Knautz, B. Lepine, D. McGee. D. Meier. J. Morris. J. Mullholland. D. Pratt. U. Scheren. K. Stocks. L. Talatzko. R. Ter- geson. D. Tuttle. A. Voellings. S. Wagner. |. Bopp, C. Fitzgerald. S. Goff. F. McPherson. C. Mueller. M. Rathke. TROMBONE: D. Baker. C. Beckman. S. Brecklin. D. Gullek- son. R. Schlichting. K. Sperstad. D. Stick- ler, P. Thompson. L. Torgeson. BARI- TONE: P. Bethke. B. Danielson. P. Williamson. TUBA: D. Bopp. J. Kannard. L. Klingbyll. STRING BASS: P. Mueller. PERCUSSION: K. Kielski. J. Peterson. B Schlichting. L. Trupke. D. Tueteberg. R. Wright. J. Holzman. T. Zur. K. Effinger. 101 Song in heart—foot in mouth! GIRLS’ CHORUS (upper left): Row 1: R. McClure. S. Fitzgerald. S. Mos- nicka. Row 2: J. Holzman. C. Seeley. R. LaBlanc. L. Klingbyll. Row 3: M. Ellis. P. Miller. C. Lcpak. L. Olson. K. Runquist. Row 4: M. Von Rueden. D. Kainz. L. Tor- host. S. Shimkus. Row 5: G. Kinowski. A. Rasmussen. P. Rathke. Row 6: J. Hansen. K. Vollmer, D. Stephens. J. Martin. MIXED CHORUS (lower left): Row 1: I.. Crane. L. Torhorst. K. Bucher. D. Kainz. C. Mueller. ). McPhetridge. L. Wol- ler, C. Chapman. Row 2: I). Teuteberg. D. Dennett. J. Schmidt. M. Von Rueden. L. Baker. A. Rasmussen. J. Finke. A. Bethke. L. Bastian. Row 3: P. Briesath, D. Hunkins. S. Goff. R. Rockwell. R. Schlichting. M. Graf, A. Goff. S. Finney. Row 4: ]. Hansen. C. Maxfield. D. Pratt. M. Hazelbaker. T. Diamond. N. Benjamin. A. Crane. D. Spen- cer. G. Leidel. Row 5: K. Bollmer. D. Yerke. R. Weink. 102 Rivaled by the New York Times! They don't make house calls. POW WOW (upper right): Staff: Editor-in-chief-M. Draeger Managing Editor—G. Williams Feature Editors—). Falada. W. Gitzlaff Business Editor—S. Jahns Art Editor-M. Menger Sports Editor—B. Manthey Advertising Editor—S. Elertson Club Editor-L. Johns Exchange Editor-P. Cooper. M. King Publishers—D. Dennett. R. Fletcher Reporters. Photographers and Artists- D. Armstrong. D. Diamond. S. Elertson. M. King. L. Torhorst. B. Uebelacher. D. Warri- ner. S. Foss. M. Hazelbaker. Advisor: Mr. Cook FMCC (lower): L. Mondloch. J. Dalberg. L. Walz. D. Fettig. C. Fitzgerald. L. Bollman. D. Rageth. B. Greene, P. Degut is. D. Vertz. R. Schlicht- ing, J. Grieser. G. Schlichting. L. Baker. V. Crouch. K. Theisen. B. Block. M. Kleis. Sons of Frank Lloyd Wright 104 Watchout— Bobby Fischer! RADIO (upper left): J. Stock. S. Teske, J. Meacham. L. Henze. M. Schrader. S. Archer. D. Dennett. D. Teuteberg. CHESS (upper right): T. Diamond. M. Morse. B. Brinkman. J. Grieser. M. Dippo. B. Thornton. ARCHYS flower left); Row 1: E. Perleberg, T. Schedler, Mr. Faustman. B. Feich, G. Gromiuk. Row 2: S. Diamond. M. Kennedy. R. Jensen, R. Schneider. T. Hoeft. I. Streckel. K. Nevel. SCIENCE flower right): M. Dippo. W. Johnson. T. Guterl, M. Ha- zelbaker. B. Brown. J. Stock. Scientific progress is—or w as- ine vi table. 105 Shhhh! Library (upper left): How 1: Mrs. Hiring, B. Box, W. Cobb. R. LaBlanc, R. Runquist. Mrs. Rosenbecker. Row 2: S. Jahns, D. Hoppe. S. Elertson. D. Oswalt. LATIN (lower right): D. Henning. L. Berg. D. Brierton, J. Good- win, T. Riley. S. Archer, G. Dahl, M. Kad- ing, L. Saunders. German Club (lower left): M. Bolan, J. Bopp, M. Von Rueden, C. Humcke, H. Tominsek, C. Cobb. D. Brugge, L. Berg, P. Degut is. C. Becker. N. Grinwald. G. Buhrandt. L. Reiman. R. Wagner. B. Brown. J. Pagel, J. Jacquith. Mr. Trainor. J. Gitzlaf, H. Streckel, M. Deck. SPANISH CLUB (upper right): Row 1: K. Beck. Row 2: P. Winkler. C. Wuebben. B. Stemper. Row 3: W. Cobb. M. Bolan. D. Turner, C. Wallace, S. Dahle. D. Luebke, C. Pribel, L. Desmonie. Row 4: ). Day. L. Staton, B. Uebelacker, D. Russ, S. Banaszynski, M. Draeger. J. Krause. G. Pine. Row 5. S. Campbell, K. Theisen, J. Sargent. C. Chronis. K. Villereal, J. Mulhol- land, C. Bauman, W. Runquist. Row 6: M. Holtz, L Roetzel. D. Spencer. D. Beilfuss. M. Kijewski. R. Thornton. S. Gullekson. C. O’Connell. M. Metzger. Row 7: M. Schmidt. S. Rockteacher. L. Hafemeister. D. Oswalt, S. Elertson, M. Oberlin. H. Draeger. Not all Krauts are sauer! 106 SKI CLUB B. Hanson. J. Holsman, T. Zur. R. McGuire. W. Rickard. S. Reeves. U. Scheren, D. Ben- nett, S. Shimkus, J. Kainz. M. Ginster, B. LePine, P. Block, R. Movrich. M. Shaft, L. Genzmer, J. Orgas. B. Roetzel. S. Wagner, M. Karlman, T. Conroy, J. Diehn, M. Win- kler, M. Yeager, ). Dahlberg, K. Hanson, L. Klingbyll. M. Pakenham, C. Metzger, S. Banaszynski, C. Wichtel, R. Hoag. K. Sho- rougian, K. Shorougian, S. Schankey, L. Nelson. N. Jarowsky, D. Kainz. K. Binder. N. Ulrikson, F. Pagel, S. Schnitzler. M. Morrow, A. Hood. S. Vick, J. Tody, N. Landwehr, P. Hansen, K. Wilcox, J. McAdams. B. fustin, A. Leenhouts, M. Plotz, J. Rolfe, C. Shaft, P. Briesath, C. Dahle, D. Beilfuss, D. LePine. L. Berg, S. Ludke, S. Weinkauf. K. Holsman. N. Lin- dell, P. Winkler. D. Brierton, C. Wuebben, J. Grinwald, C. Wallace, B. Stemper, L. Woller, B. Szalewski, W. Wells, M. Krue- ger, B. Kroll, M. Schrader, D. Yerke, D. Swan, D. Turner, D. LaBlanc. T. Knurr. S. Lippitt, A. Shave. D. Seidel. G. Peterson. C. Becker. J. Zafdcl. J. Hansen. J. Hathway, J. Scheffel. B. Bennett. D. Boebel, J. Adler. S. Hoover, A. Bethke. A. VonderHoff. ). Ul- rikson, J. Day, C. Ludtke. M. Metzger. M. Dippo. G. Gromiuk, C. Maxfield, K. Hoag. C. Coley, S. Walsh. J. Sauer, B. Tuttle, J. Hansen. D. Rageth. S. O'Connell. B. Miller, C. Chapman, C. Skepinski, M. Chapman, I. Louis. K. Binder, S. Lutz. C. Chapman, K. Wojciechowski, C. Howard. The club that succeeds at going downhill! % 108 Hello, Dahle, (and company)! BOYS’ M CLUB Row 1: M. Movrich, L. Henze. S. Douglas. J. Anich. Row 2: J. Scheffel. S. Thompson. B. Brown. T. Bowey. C. Becker. R. Zur. D. Henning. T. Riley, K. Sperstad. M. Hausen. W. Johnson, D. Porter. Row 3: D. Brierton. D. Swan. P. Thompson. M. Bolan. C. Radke, J. Louis. A. Wittenberg. R. Fensen. D. Kazmierski. R. Breiser, M. Lutz. J. Dick- ert. Row 4: G. Kazmierski. L Shirley. T. McAdams. D. Boebel. M. Deck. T. Draha- nouski. C. O'Connell. K. Miller. T. Knurr. L. Berg. D. Diamond. R. Swan. J. Stock. M. Swayze. S. Diamond. B. Movrich. J. Sauer. tar I “M” woman! GIRLS’ M CLUB C. Humcke. C. Chapman. T. Sugden. L Kleis. L. Woller, L. Berg. S. Fleury. P. Win- kler. B. Miller. D. Kusch. D. Spencer. Dic- Plehn. M. VonRueden. L. Graves. L. Saun- ders. T. Oberholtzer. A. Hood. J. Dickert. 109 mil Best laid plans of students often go astray. If mind conquers all—boy, we're in trouble! STUDENT COUNCIL (upper left): Row 1: B. LaBlanc, T. Sugden. M. Draeger. G. Gullekson. Row 2: J. Holzman. L. Kleis. S. Weinkauf. C. Lepak. L. Saunders. L. Crane. K. Runquist. Row 3: M. Holtz. K. Porter. K. Long. S. Rockteacher. M. Kleis.}. Orgas. P. Cassidy. j. Walsh. D. Tuttle. Row 4: D. Kainz. D. Spencer, H. Draeger, B. Nicoson. D. Armstrong. J. Peterson, J. Han- sen, L. Uribe. L. Draeger. D. Johnson. Row 5: J. Schmidt. K. Holzman. M. Bolan. J. Contoy, J. Day, M. VonRueden, S. Shimkus. K. Humcke. S. Goff. K. Schlieter. K. Sperstad. Row 6: I. Streckel. L. Henze. C. O Connell. B. Feich, S. Diamond, S. Teske, T. Riley. E. Pagel. M. Schrader. S. Archer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (lower left): Row 1: P. Berg. G. Kinowski. L. Baker. M. Grinwald, D. Turner. B. Stemper, D. Yerke, J. Hathway. J. Adler. D. Russ, T. Draho- nouski, G. Dahl. S. Douglas. Row 2: P. Considine. L. Saunders. M. Dippo. J. Fa- Iada, L. Graves. J. Ulrikson, D. Simonis. M. VonRueden, E. Pagel. S. Bauman, D. Buhrandt. D. Henning. S. Prokop, T. Riley. G. Lang, ]. Sauer. L. Henze. Row 3: L. Plehn. L. Berg. B. Brown, C. Chapman. J. Peterson. L. Berg. J. Pratt. L. Wuestenberg. S. Campbell. P. Winkler. S. Thompson. M. Bolan. C. Wuebben. C. Becker. K. William- son. D. Boebel. M. Bolan. T. Sugden. PEP CLUB (middle right): Row 1: B. Stemper. C. Wallace. D. Turner. D. Luebke. M. Oberlin, S. Cloninger. M. Morrow. S. Elertson. D. Rageth. R. Thorn- ton. D. Oswalt, S. Weinkauf. P. Oberholt- zer. Row 2: J. Grinwald. R. Hill. G. Buh- randt, G. Guthrie. C. Boyd. M. Schmidt, K. Busher. A. Vertz. M. Winkler. R. Movrich. G. Williams. L. Kleis. The spirit is willing. A word is worth a thousand pictures. FORENSICS (upper left): Row 1: M. Swenson, P. Considine, M. Draeger, M. Oberlin, L. Roetzel. D. Spen- cer. P. Rozinski. Row 2: K. Humcke. S. Ob- lich, E. Pagel, T. Diamond. D. Hunkins, C. Maxfield. L Staton. Row 3: M. Schrader. M. Hazelbaker, D. Johnson. Row 4: D. Yerke. R. Thornton. Mr. Heagle. DEBATE (lower left): Row 1: S. Obluck. J. Grieser. Row 2: P. Considine. C. Maxfield. D. Hunkins, M. Schrader. Row 3: D. McGee. M. Hazel- baker, R. Thornton. E. Pagel. N. Swenson. NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE (lower right): Row 1: L. Staton. M. Draeger. P. Considine. Row 2: D. McGee, M. Schrader. D. Yerke. C. Maxfield, D. Hunkins, E. Pagel. 112 ARROW STAFF Advisor: Mrs. Roeber Staff: Jan Hathway Betsy Miller Jan Sauer Cindy Chapman Nancy Crinwald Laurie Graves Janet Day Larry Henze Chris Maxfield Mary Draeger Julie Falada Mary von Rueden Tricia Sugden Janet Adler Cathy Schmidt Bonnie Stempcr Sandy Lutz Gayle Williams Casey O’Connel Kathy Holzman Susie Walsh Jayne Peterson Martha Metzger Jane Ulrikson Laurie Kleis Nancy Swenson Peggy Winkler Morna Bolan Linda Berg Lori Saunders Jane Pratt Sharon Fleury Kelly Porter Chris Shaft Dennis Warriner Kevin Wilcox Cheryl Elertson Reflections of lives Pressed within these pages; Mirror of ourselves To treasure for remembrance. —The Annual Staff BOYS’ TRACK 116 There are many reasons for the Mukwonago Track coaches to be overjoyed about the 1972 season. One of these is Ralph Schmidt. Ralph took second in State in both the high and low hurdle events and was the team’s leading scorer. Another reason the Coaches are grinning is Chuck Radke, who surprised everyone, (including himself) with a 5th place finish in the 880 yard run at conference! There are many more returning “greats” who help make the 1972 season eventful, and who will try for even better things in ’73. Row 1: M. Tueteberg, C. Radtke, S. Dia- mond, J. Hyland, M. Janovetz, C. O’Connell, J. Graham, D. Karlinsky, M. Swayze, T. Trayner, J. McAdams. L. Shirley. Row 2: K. Miller, W. Johnson, R. Schmidt, J. Louis. B. Danielson, D. Dia- mond, G. Kazmerski, N. Movrich, C. Be- cker, D. Kazmerski, S. Boebel. Row 3: B. Brown, D. Russ, I. Streckle, J. Stock. D. Brierton. M. Shereck, R. Vick, T. Schedler, R. Wright. Row 4: Mr. Nordentoft, A. Swayze. R. Schlichting, J. Brissette, D. Aplin. C. Sperstad, B. Jacquith. P. Hinz, S. Miller, J. Broesamle, B. Eccker, Mr. Dahle. 118 GIRLS’ TRACK The MHS Girls Track Team com- pleted another super season Spring of 1972, just losing the first place title to the girls from Badger High. After running through the regular season without a defeat, they couldn't put it together in the South- ern Lakes Conference Meet. Dignity was retained when the team fin- ished second at the Sectional Tour- nament. This included 9 girls who later competed in the State Finals. The 880 yard relay team was most successful, returning with a silver medal for their efforts. VARSITY. FAR LEFT: Front Row: Coach Erikson, J. Dickert, T. Oberholtzer. M. Marty. L. Saunders. S. O’Connell. L. Plehn. Row 2: M. Rathke. P. Rathke. K. Shorou- gian. S. Foss. D. Kainz, A. Hood. J. Andler. D. Kusch. Row 3: S. Hoppe. B. Tuttle. S. Weinkauf. L. Berg. J. Conroy. P. Winkler. K. Holzman. D. Turner. Back Row: L. Feh- lhaber. J. Sargeant. C. Humcke. M. Holtz. D. Spencer. M. Von Rueden. L Graves. JUNIOR VARSITY. Upper Left: M. Kleis, S. Schnitzler. C. Witchel. S. LeClaire. M. Pakenham. N. Dippo, Coach Erikson. Row 2: L. Woller, D. Beilfuss. M. Morrow. B. Brown. P. Wernig, L. Staton, L. Wuesten- berg. N. Ulrikson. Back Row: K. Beck. N. Swenson. M. Schmidt. D. Russ. M. Bolan, K. Bucher. K. Koeber, H. Draeger. STATE CONTENDERS. Lower Left: Front Row: D. Kusch, T. Oberholtzer, L. Plehn. L. Saunders. Back Row: S. O’Connell, S. Foss, D. Spencer. S. Hoppe. L. Graves. 121 BOYS’ GOLF ffoVbllsy3 ?rvfc ce chip nctGcreenr ckeLdub! Front row: K. Szcmborski, T. Draho- nousky. S. Skrepenski. G. Gromiuk. Back row: Coach Lee. L. Henze. A. Von der Hoff. M. Bolan. K. Weinkauf. Coach Palmer 122 Sharon Fleury Kathy Hansen Girls' Golf Coach Peters GIRLS’ GOLF Jackie Finke Betsy Miller Susie Walsh Combine the skill of Billie Jean Zitzner and Babe Deidrickson Peters and what do you get? A tremendous Girls Fall Sports sea- son! The girls golf meets were held in the Fall because the weather was supposedly better. The first three meets were cancelled because of rain. Nevertheless, these cou- rageous females carried on. Highlights of the season include: hitting 5 balls in a water hole and up with a 21 on a par 4, playing against a girl whose father is a golf pro, and winding up fourth in conference instead of last, like last year. The fantastic girls tennis team also placed fourth in conference with one particular individual starring in section- als, Cathy Humcke, who played first singles. Let’s hear it for the woman libbers” of the sports world! Front row: H. Tominsek, C. Humcke, L. Reiman. K. Humcke. Row 2: |. Peterson. L. Wollcr. M. Winkler. Row 3: J. Meyers, D. Fettig, J. Kanes. Back row: S. Elertson, L. Baker, Coach Zitzner (above). JV BASEBALL (upper left). Front row: P. Kressin, R. Neu, D. Seidel, G. Kang, G. Armstrong, B. Movrich. Row 2: D. Bu- grandt, L. Colby, D. Swan. F. Goodwin. T. Knurr, T. Riley. Back Row: M. Hazelbaker, J. Rolfe, D. LaBlanc, J. Fleury, J. Dickert, S. Harris, R. Jay. Mr. Enright. VARSITY BASEBALL (middle left). Front row: Mr. Douglas, J. Scheffel, S. Douglas. M. Hausen, D. Boebel, J. Roder, W. Pett, S. Thompson. M. Deck, R. Colby. R. Seidel, R. Swan, C. O’Connell. FRESHMAN BASEBALL (lower left). Front row: R. Schlichting. J. Stemper, G. Hassi, D. Tuttle, J. Sauer, J. Lutz, T. Knurr. Back Row: T. White, O. Windle, J. Mea- cham, J. Pritchett, R. Rachwal. P. Thomp- son. Mr. Swan. 124 MUKWONAGO OPPONENT 13 East Troy 2 2 Burlington 0 3 Waterford 5 9 Elkhorn 0 12 Salem 2 1 Delavan 0 22 Wilmot 10 12 Whitewater 0 3 Union Grove 2 10 Badger 5 3 Big Foot 2 7 Norris 0 3 Palmyra 5 Record 11-3 (Tournament) (Tournament) 125 Honor and pride were returned to the ath- letes at MHS as the Indian varsity enjoyed an extremely successful and rewarding season. After an impressive non-conference win over Kettle Moraine, the Indians were set back by two heartbreaking losses in hard- fought games with Union Grove and Bur- lington. These two teams were ex- ceptionally lucky; they played the Blue and Gold when they were injured and inexperienced. The rest of the year was all uphill, as the Indians devastated their last six opponents. Badger was the first to fall to the underdog” Indians, in a game that was totally Mukwo- nago dominated. Parent Night saw the In- dians destroy Waterford, 34-zip. In the next two outings, both Salem and Big Foot were defeated, and, including Badger, that made three straight homecomings the Indians ruined. The last game of the year featured the Indian offense falling over Wilmot to the tune of 30-12. Homecoming, which preceded the Wilmot massacre, renewed the sporting rivalry with neighboring East Troy. The team, led by Captains Steve Thompson and A1 Witten- berg, would not let their spirits be damp- ened by the rain, as they mudded their way to a 14-6 triumph. Most importantly, the Indians finished in a first place tie with Burlington for the championship of the Eastern Division of our Southern Lakes Conference. Everybody in MHS should be proud of this accomplish- ment by our Indians. NUMBER “1”!! 126 Mukwonago Opponent 12 Kettle Moraine 6 0 Union Grove 12 6 Burlington 14 18 Badger 0 34 Waterford 0 36 Salem 6 8 Big Foot 6 14 East Troy (homecoming) 6 30 Wilmot 12 VARSITY (far left) Front Row: ). Dickert, T. Riley, J. McAdams, D. Seidel. T. Bowey. R. Jensen, B. Movrich, D. Swan. D. Russ, M. Bolan, J. Anich. Row 2: D. Brierton, M. Deck, S. Douglas. C. Becker. R. Swan. T. Knurr, D. Kazmierski. P. Thompson, D. Diamond. N. Movrich, S. Harris, Coach Nordentoft, P. Kressin. Top Row: G. Kaz- mierski, D. Henning, S. Thompson, M. Hausen. C. Beckman, D. Porter, R. Schmidt, R. Sullivan. J. Fleury, A. Witten- berg, T. Traynor, R. Zur, D. Boebel. S. Boe- bel. Coach Asmann, Coach Enright. 127 128 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FOOTBALL Junior Varsity: Bottom Row: H. Streckel. R. Sullivan. R. Wright. S. Miller. J. Lutz. B. Danielson. J. Sauer. D. Tuttle. Row Two: T. Hoeft. J. Lepak. R. Rockwell. E. Corcoran, L. Shirley. T. Knurr. J. Prichett. B. Jacquith. B. Osmond. Row Three: T. Pokinski. B. Eccker. R. Hager. G. Guhtrie. J. Rudoph. K. McGee. T. White. Coach Cottrell. Freshman: Bottom Row: S. Swan, C. Knudsen. D. Gullekson, B. Wag- ner. D. Johnson. R. Staeder. D. Bopp. R. Harris. J. Moes. C. Beckman. R. Knoelke, R. Fletcher. Coach Smith Row Two: J. Nabors. S. Kipp. S. Wambold. J. 1.indell. D. Pratt, T. Diamond. T. McAdams. S. Brecklin, T. Suhm. M. Pregowski, D. Martian. Ass’t. B. Winkler. Row Three: B. Roetzel, W. Bruezer, J. Burrow. P. Bethke, K. Ashenbrenner, M. Sie- del, C. Steshski, D. Hanson. S. Goff. D. Roff. Row Four: B. Stewart, G. Luedtke, D. Teuteberg, C. Ball. B. Lepak, S. Briesath. D. Porter. B. Hineman, D. Rakowski. D. Baker. Row Five: B. Schmidt. B. Traynor. J. Brinkman, K. Kielski, R. Hawkins. J. Roder, D. McGee. J. Diehn. P. Strickler. 129 Cross Country The sport of Cross Country involves not only the obvious qualities of physical condi- tioning and endurance; it includes the elu- sive powers of mental determination and stamina. The 1972 MHS squad, under the guidance of first-year coach Gaylord Lee, put all these qualities together to achieve a remarkable season. This year’s team, led by tri-captains, John Louis, Charlie Radtke, and Rod Vick, and bolstered by the return of five lettermen, placed fifth at the conference meet. Notable additions to the 1972 squad were sophomore Dave Karlinsky, who was voted as the team's most Valuable Player, and junior Steve Diamond, who was the winner of the “Brown Nose Award , just “nosing,” out Rod Vick for this special unheralded honor. Coach Lee will look for help from this year’s J.V. team and his returning lettermen to form the basis of what should be a strong varsity for the 1973 season. Bottom Row: J. Peterson, D. Karlinsky. S. Diamond, R. Lepak, R. Vick, W. Johnson, Top Row: C. Radtke, J. Stock, S. Teske, M. Swayze, C. Sperstad. A. Swayze. K. Miller. J. Louis. Coach Gaylord Lee. Never give in! Never give in! Never, never, never, never— in nothing great or small, large or petty—never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. —Winston Churchill 131 Girls' Volleyball Miss Wendy Vehanen coached the volleyball teams this year. They consisted of: FROSH TEAM: Cindy Bauman, Theresa Karlinsky, Jan Mulhol- land, Pat Block, Gail Stadler, Trish Conroy, Maureen Luther, Cheryl Lepak, Lori Price, and Jody Bopp. SOPHOMORE TEAM: Kathy Theisen, Mary King, Sheri Ob- luch, Pat Steinke, Barb Uebela- cker, Pauline Wernig, Mary Holtz, Debbie Kainz, Mary Pakenham, Cindy Wambpold, Janet Sargenat, and Louise Crane. JR.-SR. TEAM: Barb Szaleski, Linda Berg, Sandy Lutz, Karen Beck, Cathy Humcke, Cheri Wall- ace, Bonnie Stemper, Dawn Beil- fuss, Dianne Turner, and Sheri Dahle. Intramural Basketball INTRAMURALS TRAMS: Bottom Row: T. Knurr, G. Gullekson. J. SMith, J. Zajdel, T. Riley. D. Swan, R. Peterson. M. Teuteberg. B. Chronis. Row 2: T. Hoeft, D. Diamond. N. Movrich. M. Schraeder, D. McGee, W. Brueser, T. Traynor. Row 3: D. Boebel, M. Bolan, D. Wojciechowski. L. Henze. T. Diamond, G. Leidel, D. Pratt, J. Scheffel. Rpw 4: G. Hoppe. S. Diamond. G. Arm- strong, M. McCaffery, S. Teske. A. Von der Hoff. R. Zur. M. Deck. Top Row: T. Ki- jewski. G. Gromkik, (Not pictured Coach Nordentoft). 133 Mukwonago Opponent 60 Catholic Memorial 34 62 Hartland Arrowhead 37 43 Union Grove 37 51 Burlington 50 52 Waterford 34 51 Whitewater 50 55 Salem Central 62 51 East Troy 49 66 Wilmot 51 67 Big Foot 52 64 Union Grove 46 58 Badger 54 58 Burlington 59 59 Waterford 60 48 Elkorn 73 71 Salem 55 62 Delavan 74 80 Wilmot 42 135 FROSH TEAM: Coach Douglas, J. Knautz, K. Kielski, M. Seidel. J. Lindell, J. Nabor, R. Slaedter, D. Hoppe, S. Swan, T. Pok- winski, J. Burrow, R. Schmidt. P. Bethke. J. Roder, J. Brinkman, T. McAdams. R. Wagner. J.V. TEAM: (from left) L. Colby. K. Szem- borski, D. Leeder, E. Pagel, Manager T. Riley. Coach Smedema, D.Henning, ). Rolfe, S. Mulholland, S. Boebel. B. TEAM: Coach Palmer. J. Schmidt, J. Pe- terson. S. Skrepenski. P. Thompson. Man- ager T. Riley, L. Shirley, B. Danielson, D. Porter. K. Sperstad. M. Karlman, S. Breck- lin, T. Hoeft, R. Rachwal. T. Knurr, R. Lepak. VARSITY: (from left) B. Manthey. R. Swan. K. Szemborski, Coach Swan, L. Colby, S. Mulholland, E. Pagel, S. Douglcs. S. Thompson, J. Fleury, J. Dickert, D. Hen- ning, J. Treffinger, C. Radtke, B. Eccker. Wrestling VARSITY WRESTLERS: (from left) Bot- tom Row: T. Drahonovsky. N. Movrich, M. Shereck. Row 2: M. Hausen. W. Brueser. R. Vick. |. Sauer. Row 3: J. Jacquith, T. Bowey. Row 4: G. Kazmierski, R. Hawkins. M. Lutz. B. Steinke. Coach Ted Mainella. B. Movrich. K. Brueser. J. Anich. Top Row: D. Karlinsky. D. Kazmierski. JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMEN WRESTLERS: Kneeling: Coach Norden- toft, D. Marcussen, D. Tuttle. D. Martin. J. Blott, D. Meiers. P. Hinz, G. Luedtke. P. Kroll. D. Baker. K. Brown. D. Piagentini; Standing: S. Bowers. L. Armstrong, G. Schlicting. D. Bopp. R. Houk, R. Dorband. D. Russ. R. Wright. H. Streckel, D. Ra- kowski, J. Meacham. Coach Minkin. 137 Take the inspiration of Coach Mainella, add the leadership of six outstanding seniors, (all who had winning records), and what does it give you? It gives you the main ingredients for an excellent varsity wrestling team that boasted a 9-5 overall record and a fourth place finish in conference. Mukwonago placed six individuals at the conference tournament, topped by co-captain Nick Movrich's second at 132 pounds. Third place finishes were taken by co-captain Rod Vick, Bob Movrich, Greg Kazmierski, and Jerry Jaquith, while Jerry Anich captured a fourth. At the sectional competition, Mukwonago was represented by its two co-captains, Vick and Movrich. Rod bowed out to the eventual state champion, but Nick finished strong and advanced to the state finals in Madison. Although Nick lost 3-2 to the man who would place first, he proved to be an excellent representative for MHS athletics. This narrow defeat capped an excellent season for Nick, one which he set several individual records, including an all-time school high of 62 wins. Returning to the team for next year's varsity will be juniors Tim Drahonovsky, Bob Mov- rich, and Dan Kazmierski; sophomores Dave Karlinsky, and Jim Sauer, and freshman Wade Brueser. 139 140 CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN: Upper left, clockwise: P. Miller. J. Smart. J. Holzman. J. Mullhol- land. P. Cassidy. C. Fitzgerald. WRESTLING: Left comer: G. Williams. L. Kleis, D. Rageth, P. Winkler. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Lower left. Row 1: B. Tuttle. L. Berg, T. Sugden. Row 2: S. Hoover. D. Simonis. Row 3: C. Wright VARSITY BASKETBALL: Upper left: D. Luebke, B. Tuttle. J. Pratt, S. Hoover. C. Wright. J.V. FOOTBALL: Center right: D. Luebke. J. Dickert, L Kleis. M. Morrow. T. Oberholt- zer. N. Swenson. J.V. BASKETBALL: Lower right: M. Mor- row, S. Schnitzler. J. Pagel. W. Peterson. M. Rathke. M. Oberlin. Alternates. Right corner: M. Winkler. L. Bollmann. M. Oberlin (not pictured).S. Schnitzler Ul rl 42 I'll spin a web of visions with the spider of my mind. —Anonymous 146 o 0 ST®OT8 s t '' r:, ■ , -S • - i ', Z- . . ■ ,V,'. : ' „ i5lL_ c=o yH __1 You know that musty adage that says once you make up your mind to do something you go through with it? Well . . . ZOWIE! We did it all the way! And boy, did we have spirit! The spirit at MHS grew more intense as the Homecoming week progressed. The student body united behind the football team that was pushing to be No. 1 in the conference. Everyone an- ticipated the meeting with the MHS archrival, East Troy. The pep rally on Friday was a rousing send-off to both the team and the students. The parade that followed displayed the pride in MHS’s Homecoming. The Indian Spirit came to peak at game time, and not even the constant drizzle could stop the team or dampen the halftime fes- tivities. These featured the presenta- tion of the Queen, Lori Saunders, and the announcement of the float com- petition, the Junior Class and Debate Club. Pandemonium broke loose at game’s end when the Indians tri- umphed, 14-6. And the dance fittingly ended Homecoming 1972, as the Fam- ily of Max provided the entertainment for the coronation of King and Queen, Steve Douglas and Lori Saunders. The spirit never did die. It still re- mains as part of the soul of MHS and its students. •0 'W'neTOiim o We do not remember days, We remember moments. —Ceseare Pavese Come, follow the Class of '73 through these pages as they walk down the “Long and Winding Road” of their Junior Prom. Advisor Mr. Kohl, Prom Chairmen. Jan Sauer and Larry Henze, and Junior com- mittee members obtained the use of Rain- bow Springs, a beautiful resort center, as the idyllic site for the Prom. Decorations were constructed, revised, improved, and then they were finished. A gazebo and bandstand were built, not once but three times. (This class never settled for anything less than the best!) The road work was laid and then de- tailed totally meet specifications. And, de- spite all these difficulties, seven or eight ju- niors, totally fatigued, staggered from the picturesque halls of Rainbow Springs, con- tent that their Prom was finally completed, at two-thirty on the morning of May 6. That same night, their dreams were real- ized, as the Prom Court and all those in at- tendance enjoyed the most successful Prom in MHS history. JL YOU’RE GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN! CAST Charlie Brown—Dan Yerke Lucy—Diane Spencer Snoopy—Alan Crane Patty—Anne Bethke Linus—Kevin McGee Schroeder—Neal Benjamin n 152 WHO KNOWS? Team members: Larry Henze, Marc Dippo (capt.) Mark Hazelbaker, Dan McGee (alt.). Advisor: T. Mainella This year's Who Knows team advanced all the way to the final round of competition before being beaten by the team from Whi- tefish Bay High School with a score of 486 to 349. 153 VARIETY SHOW A variety show gives students and teachers a chance to exhibit the many facets of their abilities— in short, a chance to show off. But it’s a lot of fun for both audience and participants, if the audience can be excluded from the latter group. And finally it disproves the old adage. “Vaudeville is dead!” Maybe . . . 154 THE FANTAST1CKS Fantastics marked a series of firsts at MUKWONAGO. For one thing, it was the first musi- cal ever attempted during the school year, and the cast was the smallest ever—only eight people. As a smashing success, it laid the groundwork for many school-year musicals in the future. Cast Narrator—Mark Morrow Matt—Ron Aplin Luisa—Anne Bethke Hucklebee—Gilbert Yerke Bellamy—Warren Pett Henry, the old actor—Chris Maxfield Mortimer, the Indian—Jim Wambold The Mute-Shirley Schlicting THE FREEZER The Man—Dan McGee The Woman—Laura Bastian The State Physician—Kevin McGee THE DEATH AND LIFE OF SNEAKY FITCH The Singer—Glenn Leidel Sneaky Fitch—Tom Diamond Doc Burch—Neal Benjamin Rackham—Rocky Luebke Maroon—Mary Oberlin Sheriff Oglesby—Scott Archer Mervyn Vale—Pat Pakenham Reverend Blackwood—Alan Crance Mrs. Blackwood—Connie Coley Mrs. Vale—Dana Teske Joe Carter—Mike Schraeder Bill Jackson—John Schmidt Bob Witson—Steve Diamond Cowboys—Dan Hockenberry, Rick Jay, Rob Prebil, Jim Manschot. Dance Hall Girls—Jill Morris, Liz Roetzel Townspeople—Debbie Hunkins, Jill Hansen, Connie Smith, Rosanne McGuire, Dee Spen- cer, Kathy Holzman, Becky Nicoson, Mari Draeger. 156 -A- Acker. Joan 21 Adler. Janet 21. 108. Ill, 113 Adam. John 52 Adler, Jeffrey 44 Agne. Ernest 21 Agne. Thomas 44 Allen. Diane 52. 100 Allen, Jacquelyn 44 Allen. Patricia 21 Anderson. Alan 52. 100 Andler. Jane 36. 121 Andler, Mary 44 Andler. Nancy 52 Andler. Susan 21, 108 Anich, Gerald 21. 109. 127, 137 Apfel, Walter 44 Archer. Jaffrey 36, 105, 106, 111, 156 Armstrong. Deborah 62. 103, 111 Armstrong, Gary 36, 124, 133 Armstrong, Lawrence 52, 137 Arndt, Debra 52 Arndt, Bonnie 44 Aschenbrenner, Karl 52 -B- Bach, Lawrence 44 Bacia, Michael 44 Baertlein, Mark Baertlein, Paul 44 Baertlein, Scot 52 Baker, Doak 52, 96. 98. 102, 103. Ill, 123 Ball, Anthony 52 Banazynski. Susan 44. 106. 108 Banks. Bruce 44 Barkley. Debra 21 Barkley. Wayne 44 Bartelt, Jeffrey Barth, Deborah 36. 98 Bartholomew, Nancy 52, 96. 101 Bastian, Laura 96. 98. 102, 157 Bates, Kristie 21, 96, 98 Bauman. Cynthia 52, 196, 132 Bauman. Scott 36. Ill Beaudin, Jeffrey 44 Beck, Karen 36, 106, 121, 132 Beck, Linda 21 Becker. Charles 20. 21, 106. 108. 109, 111, 117, 127 Beckman, Carl 36, 127 Beckman, Curt 52, 101 Beckman. Lori 36 Beckman, Patrick Behling, Joan 36 Behling, Ronald 52 Behrens. Gail 36 Beilfuss, Dawn 36. 106, 108, 121, 132 Belair, Peggy Benjamin. Neal 44, 102, 152, 156 Benjamin, Thomas Bennet. Robert 21, 108 Bennett, Debra 52 Bennet, Steve Berg, Larry 21. 106, 109, 111 Berg, Linda 36.106,108. 109, 113, 121, 132, 141 Berg, Patrick 52 Berg, Penny 36, 111 Bergsma, June 36. 98 Bertram, Sally 21 Bethke, Anne 21, 96. 98. 102, 108. 152, 155, 159 Bethke. Paul 52. 101, 136 Binder, Karen 21, 108 Binder, Kathleen 44. 108 Block. Amelia Block. Barbara 44. 103 Block, Patricia 52. 108. 132 Blom, Beth 52. 96. 100, 101 Blott, Jeffrey 52, 137 Boebel, David 21. 98. 108, 109, 111, 124, 127, 133 Boebel. Steve 36. 98.117, 127,136 Bolan, Michael 21. 106. 109. Ill, 122. 127, 133 Bolan, Morna 36, 106, 111, 113, 121 Bollmann, Carey 52, 101 Bollmann, Laurene 44. 103. 141 Bonnell. Pamela 21 Bonnell, Victoria 36 Bonnert, Roxanne 52 Bonney, Deborah 52 Bopp, Dale 52. 101, 137 Bopp. Jody 52. 101, 106, 132 Bornfleth, Elizabeth 36 Bornfleth, Gary 44 Bornfleth. Patricia 36 Bowers, Scott 52. 137 Bowey, Harry 36 Bowey, Paul 52 Bowey, Terrence 21,109.127,137 Box. Barbara 21, 106 Box, William 52 Boyd, Catherine 44. Ill Boyd. Richard 22 Brach. Gary 36 Brecklin, Scot 52, 101. 136 Breidenbach, Pamela 52 Breidenbach, Daniel 36 Brierton, Dennis 36.106.108.109, 117, 127 Briesath, Pamela 36. 102, 108 Briesath, Scott 52 Brinkman. Jeffrey 52. 136 Brinkman, Robert 44, 105 Brissett, Dorothy 44 Broesamle, John 36. 117 Brissette, James 36, 117 Brown, Bernice 44, 121 Brown, Bruce 22, 105, 106. 109, 117 Brown. Kent 36, 137 Brown, Matthew 36 Bruckner, David 36 Brueser. Kurt 36, 109, 137 Brueser, Wade 52. 133, 137 Brugge, Donna 44. 106 Brunette. Katherine 44 Brunette, Valerie 36 Bucher, Kathleen 36,102, 111, 121 Buhrandt, Dale 36, 111, 124 Buhrandt, Gail 36. 106, 111 Burrow. Jay 52, 136 Butke. Dale 44. 96. 101 Butler, Steve 36 -C- Campbell. Susan 36, 106, 111 Campos, Guadalupe 44 Caproon, Camille 22 Caproon, Cevin 44 Cassidy, Patricia 52, 111, 141 Chapman, Claudia 44, 108 Chapman, Cynthia 22, 96, 98. 102. 108. 109. 113 Chapman. Kathleen 22 Chapman. Laurie 44 Chapman. Michael 22, 108 Chronis, Cathy 52, 101, 106 Chronis, William 22. 96. 98. 133 Cloningcr, Sandra 36, 111 Cobb, Catherine 44, 106 Colby, Lloyd 36. 124, 136 Coley, Connie 22. 108. 156 Coller, Sally 22 Coller, Shaun 22 Congdon. David 44 Congdon, Trina 52 Conroy, Joan 37, 111, 121 Conroy, Patricia 52, 108. 132 Considine, Peggy 22. Ill, 112 Cooley, Jeanne 52 Cooper, Elaine 52 Cooper, Pamela 52, 103 Corcoran, Douglas 44 Corcoran, Patricia 23 Crane, Alan 23, 96, 98, 102, 152, 156 Crane. Louise 44. 96, 101, 102, 111, 132 Crouch, Bickey 44. 103 Crouch, William 52 Crum, Bonnie 44 Crum, Keith 44 Crum, Lorna 23 Curtis. Ronald Crusan, Kevin 52, 101 -D- Dahl, Gregory 37, 106, 111 Dahle, Cheryl 37, 98. 106, 108, 132 Dalberg, Julie 53. 103, 108 Danielson, Bruce 44,101.117,136 Daul, Janet 37 Davis, James 37 Davis, Scott 44 Day. Janet 23. 106, 108. Ill, 113 Deacon, Judy 53 Deacon, Nancy 23 Deback. Michael 37, 98 Deck, Michael 23. 106, 109, 124, 127, 133 Degaro, Virginia Degroot, Lori 53 Degutis, Pamela 44, 103, 106 Delano, Debra 23 Delano, Randy 44 Delosh, Diane 23 Delosh, Paul 53 Dennett, David 53, 102, 103, 105. 108 Denzin, Jon 23 Derubis, Kathy 53 Desmonie, Laurel 45, 106 Detloff, Ellsworth 37 Diamond, Donald 23, 103, 109, 117, 127, 133 Diamond, Steve 37,105,109, 111, 117, 131. 133, 156 Diamond. Thomas 53. 102, 105, 112, 133. 156 Dickert, Jeffrey 37. 98, 109, 124, 127, 136 Dickert. Jill 45,101,109,121,141 Dickow, Florence 37 Dickow, Jerry 53 Diehn, James 53. 108 Dippo, Marc 23. 105. 108. Ill Dippo, Nancy 45. 121 Domenosky, Debra 23 Domenosky. Susan 45 Donner, James 45 Dorband, Robin 45, 137 Dorband, Victoria 23 Douglas, Steve 37, 98, 109, 111, 124, 125, 127, 136 Draeger, Holly 45, 106. 121 Draeger, Mari 23, 103, 106, 111, 112, 113, 156 Draeger, Laura 53, 101, 111 Drahonovsky, Timothy 37, 109. Ill, 122, 137 Duncan. Robert -E- Eccker, Robert 45, 117, 136 Effinger, Kim 53, 101 Eggleston, Cynthia 45 Elertson, Sharol 23,103,106. Ill, 113, 123 Ellis, Mary 53. 102 Erickson, Jacqueline 37 Ernsting, Daniel 45 -F- Fabijan, Andrew 37 Falada, Julie 23. 103, 111, 113 Falk. Dean 45 Falk. Richard 37 Faude, Herb 37 Faude. Ross 53 Feeley, Deborah 23, 98 Fehlhaber, Linda 45, 121 Feich, Brian 43, 45, 105, 111 Fenske, Shirley 23 Fettig, Joanne 53, 103, 123 Finke, Jacqueline 23, 98,102,123 Finney. Sandra 37, 96. 98. 102 Fisher. Susan Fitzgerald, Cheryl 53, 101, 102. 103, 141 Fleury, James 37, 124, 127, 136 Fleury, Sharon 23. 109, 113, 122 Fohr, Elmer 45 Fohr, Jeffrey Foss, Sherry 24, 103, 121 Fox, Cynthia 45 Fox, Deborah 53 Fox, Joseph 37 Fox, Karen 53 Fox, Sharon 24 Francke, Cathy 45 Francke, Sandra 37 Frank, Sharon 24 Friedrich, Catherine 53 Fritz, Melvin 37 -G- Gaffney, Richard 24 Gallina, Kevin 45 Gallina. Wendy 24 Gamache, Michael Gardner, Eugene 53 Gardner, Joanne 45 Geelan. Patricia 160 Genzmer. Donna 45 Genzmer, Lois 53, 108 Gerick. Bryan 45 Ginster. Marilyn 53, 108 Gitzlaff, John 45. 106 Gitzlaff. Wendy 45. 103 Goff. Antoinette 37. 102 Goff. Steve 53. 101. 102. Ill Goodwin. John 37. 106, 124 Graf. Danace 45. 101 Graf. Melodie 37. 98. 102 Graff. Claire 37 Graham. Judy 45 Graves. Glenn 37 Graves. Laurie 24. 109. Ill, 113, 121 Green. Margaret 45. 101 Greene. Bonnie 45. 103 Greenwald. Sherry 24 Grieser, John 45, 103, 105. 112 Gricser, William 53 Grinwald. Julie 37. 108. Ill Grinwald. Nancy 37. 196, 111. 113 Gromiuk, Geoff 24. 105. 108. 122. 133 Grunewald. Becky 24 Gullekson. Glen 20. 24. Ill, 133 Gullekson. Steve 37. 96. 98. 106 Gullekson. Richard Guterl. Erwin 24 Guterl. Thomas 37. 195 Guthrie. Gail 46 Guthrie. Gary 46 -H- Haag. Joy 37 Haag, Keith 53 Hafemeister. Lynn 46. 106 Hager, Russel 46 Hallenbeck. Robert 24 Halverson. Mark 53 Hamilton. Penny Hansen. Dave 53 Hansen. Jane 24. 108 Hansen. Jill 24. 102. 108. Ill Hansen. Kathryn 53. 108, 122 Hansen. Paula 37. 108 Hansen. Therese 24 Hanson. Bryan 53. 101. 108 Harland. Cheryl 37 Harris. Richard 53. 101 Harris. Steve 37. 96. 98. 124. 127 Hartman. Dorothy 24 Hartman. Kelly 53 Hartman, Nancy 37 Hassi. George 46. 124 Hathway. Janice 24.108. 111. 113 Hausen, Michael 24. 109. 124, 127, 137 Haverstine, David 46 Hawkins. Barbara Hawkins, Bonnie 46 Hawkins, Richard 53, 101, 137 Hazelbaker, Mark 46, 103, 105. 102, 112. 124 Held, Janice 46 Heil, Dean 53 Heinemann. Robert 53. 101 Helm. Kim Helm. Steven 53 Hengen. Linda 53 Hennekens, Kay 46 Henning. Dale 37. 106, 109. Ill, 127, 136 Henning. Lou 24 Henze. Lawrence 20. 24. 105. 109. 111. 113, 122. 133 Hiblcr. Karen 53 Hibler, Ronald 37 Hill. Janis 25 Hill. Rose Marie 37. Ill Hillman. Michael Hinz. Peter 46. 117. 137 Hoag. Kevin 25. 108 Hoag. Randall 46. 108 Hockenberry 37. 156 Hoeft. Larry 53 Hoeft, Terry Hoeft. Theodore 46. 105. 133. 136 Hogan. Susan 53 Holzman. Jeannine 53. 101. 102, 108. Ill, 141 Holzman, Kathleen 37. 108. 111. 112. 121, 156 Holtz, Mary 46.106. 111. 121. 132 Hood. Anne 46. 101. 108. 109. 121 Hoover, Sandra 23. 98. 108. 141 Hoppe, Doretta 25, 106 Hoppe. David 53. 106. 136 Hoppe. Floyd 25 Hoppe, Gregory 25. 133 Hoppe. Susan 25, 121 Houk, Rodney 46. 137 Howard. Kathleen 25, 108 Howard. Mary Howard. Susan 38 Hritz. John 25 Humcke, Cathy 25. 106. 109.121. 123. 132 Humcke. Kristine 51, 53. 96. 100. 111, 112. 123 Hunkins. Debra 25, 96. 98. 102. 112. 156 Hunkins. Debbie 53 Hunkins. John 53 Hunkins. Ryan 46 Hunt. Suzanne 46 Hurm, Linda 38 Hurm. Patricia 46 Huss, Lori 53 Huss. Timothy 46 -I- Ignasiak. Deborah 38 -I- Jacobchick. Kenneth 25 Jaegerbcrg, Elke 46 Jahns, Suzanne 26. 98. 103. 106 Janovetz. Donald 26. 117 Jarowsky. Nancy 46. 108 Jarowsky, William 53 Jaquith. Gerald 26. 106. 137 Jaquith, William 46. 117 Jay, Rick 38. 124 Jay, Vicki 53. 101 Jensen. Jeffery 26 Jensen. Robert 26. 105. 109. 127 Jerick. Alan 26 Johns. Linda 26. 193 Johnson. Douglas 51. 54. 96. 101. Ill, 112 Johnson. Wesley 26. 105. 109. 117, 131 Jones. Debra 54 Justin. Beverlee 38. 108 Justin, Nancy 54 -K- Kading. Mark 38. 106 Kahl. Sandra 38 Kainz. Deborah 46. 96. 98. 100. 101. 102. 108. 111. 121, 132 Kainz. Jennifer 54. 96. 101, 108. 123 Kamenick. Ramona 54 Kamenick. Vicki 38 Kannard. John 46. 96, 101 Karlinsky. David 46. 117,131.137 Karlinsky. Theresa 54. 132 Karlman, Michael 54. 108, 136 Karpf. Patricia 26 Kazmierski. Daniel 38. 96. 98. 109. 117, 127, 137 Kazmierski. Greg 26. 98. 109, 117, 127. 137 Keane. Barbara 46 Keane. Robert 26 Kelly, Kim 26 Kennedy. Michael 46. 105 Kielski. Kevin 54. 101. 136 Kijewski. Michael 46. 106 Kijewski. Thomas 38. 133 King. Mary 46. 103. 132 Kinowski. Georgia 96. 98. 102. Ill Kipp. Scott 54 Klein. Desery 38. 96, 98 Kleis. Laurie 38. 109. 111. 113. 141 Kleis. Mary 20. 26. 103. 111. 121 Klingbyll, LeeAnn 46. 96. 101. 102. 108 Knautz, John 54. 101, 136 Knoelke, Roger 54 Knoll. Darlene 54. 101 Knudsen. Creighton 54 Knurr, Thomas 46. 108, 109. 124, 127, 136 Knurr. Terrence 38. 133 Kober. Kim 46. 100. 101. 121 Koller, Jodie 54 Krause. Debra 54 Krause, Jane 43. 46. 106 Krause, Pamela Krauss, Lori 54 Kressin, Paul 38. 124. 127 Kroll. Brian 38 Kroll, Bruce 38. 108 Kroll. Herbert 38 Kroll, Patrick 137 Krueger. Melanie 38. 108 Ksobiech. David 38 Ksobicch. Michael 54 Kurth. Douglas 54 Kurth. Pamela 54 Kusch. Debra 26. 109. 121 Kisch. Kim 54 Kutchera. Sheryl 54. 101 -L- LaBlanc. Daniel 38. 108. 124 LaBlanc. Roberta 26. 102. 106. Ill Laing, Barbara 38 Laing, Faith 54 Landwehr. Nancy 38. 108 Lang. Brian 54. 96. 101 Lang. Gary 38. 96. 98. 124 Lang. Michael 26. 96 98 Larson. Dawn 54 Laumann, Susan 46 Leclair. Sandra 46. 121 Leeder. David 38. 136 Leenhouts, Ann 38. 98. 108 Lei del. Glenn 26. 102. 133. 156 Leighton. Pamela 46 Leistilo. Laura 38 Lepak. Cheryl 54. 102. 111. 132 Lepak. Jeffrey 46 Lepak. Perry 54 Lepak. Russell 46, 131, 136 Lepine. David 38. 108 Lepine. Robert 54. 101. 108 Lewandowski. Michael 38 Lewandowski, Steve 46 Ligman. Peggy 65 Lindell. James 54. 136 Lindell, Nancy 38. 108 Lindholm. Barbara 47 Lippitt. James 54 Lippitt. Susan 47. 100. 101. 108 Lloyd. Kathleen 47 Lohman. David 54 Long. Calvin 26 Long. Kerry-Jo 47. 96. 98. 100. 101. Ill Long. Lynn 26 Long, Walter Lord, Debra 26 Lord. John 47 Louis. John 27. 108. 109. 117, 131 Luck. Kristine 27 Luck. Susan 38 Luczak. Frank 47 Ludke, Candace 27. 108 Ludkc, Susan 38. 108 Ludwig. Charles 47 Ludwig. Debra 47. 96. 101. 141 Luebke. Colin 54 Luebke Debra 38. 106. 111. 141 Luebke, Mark 27 Luebke, Nadine 47 Luebke. Rocklyn 156 Luebke. Thomas 38 Luebtke. Gregg 137 Luebke, Lori 54 Lupone. Margaret Luther. Maureen 55. 132 Lutz. James 47. 124 Lutz. Sandra 27. 96. 98. 108. 113, 132 Lutz. Mark 27. 96. 98. 109. 137 -M- Malo, Todd 27 Manschot. James 55 Manthey. Brian 38. 103, 136 Marcussen. Douglas 47. 137 Marcussen. Michael 38 Marquardt. Dennis 47 Martell. Scot 39 Martin. Dennis 47 Martin. Dianna 39 Martin. Jackie 39 Maxfield. Christine 27. 96. 98. 103. 108. 112, 113. 155 McAdams. Joseph 39. 108. 117. 127 McAdams. Thomas 55. 109. 136 McCaffery. Alan 39. 133. 136 161 McClure. Rosemary 39, 102 McDonald, Heidi 39 McGee. Daniel 27. 112, 156 McGee. Dennis 55. 96. 101. 124 McGee. Kevin. 47. 152. 156 McGrath, Jean 46 McGuire. Rosanne 55. 108. 156 McKenzie, Cheryl 27 McKenzie, David 47 McKenzie. Gerald 27 McKenzie, Mary 47 McPherson. Faith 55. 101 McPherson. Mary 39 McPhetridge, Janet 55, 102 McPhetridge, Thomas 39 Meacham. James 47. 105, 124. 137 Meddaugh. Eldcna 39 Meddaugh, Robert 55 Mehring. Edward 27 Meier. Daniel 55. 101. 137 Menger. Michael 39. 103 Mcrath, Timothy Mercier. Diane Mercier. Michelle 39 Merlau, David 47 Merryfield, Arlene 39 Merryfield. Rebecca 47 Messer. Diane 55 Metzger, Carla 47. 108 Metzger. Martha 28. 106.108.113 Meyers. Jill 39. 123 Milazzo, Lori 55 Miller. Kevin 109. 117, 131 Miller. Betsy 28. 108. 109, 113, 123. 34 Miller. Pamela 55. 102. 141 Miller. Robin 47 Miller. Steve 47. 117 Mitchell, Kathy 47 Moes. Jeff 55 Mondloch. Lori 55. 103 Moore, Diane 47 Moots, Peggy 28 Morris, James 55. 101 Morris, Jill 96. 98, 156 Morris. Robert 28 Morrison. Kyle 28 Morrow, Martha 47. 101.108. 111. 121, 141 Morse, Michael 47, 105 Mosnicka. Edward 28. 96. 98. 102 Mosnicka, Sandra 47. 96. 101 Movrich, Nickolas 28. 109, 117, 127. 122. 137 Movrich, Robert 39. 108, 109, 124, 127. 137 Movrich. Rose 55. Ill Mueller, F arol 47. 101, 102 Mueller, Paul 55. 96. 101 Mulholland. Jan 55. 96. 101, 106, 132. 141 Mulholland, Shawn 39, 98. 136 -N- Naver. James 55. 136 Nau. Michael 47 Nau. Steve 28 Nelson, Lorri 48. 96, 101, 108 Nevel, Douglas 28 Nevel. Kevin 48. 105 Nevel, Lori Nevel. Mindy 55 Neu. Randy 39. 124 Newkirk, James 55 Nicoson, Becky 48. 100, 101. Ill, 156 Nimmer, Linda 55 Nimmer, Richard 48 Noble, Bonnie 39 Noble, Tammy 55 Normandeau, Michelle 55 Nowoczyk, Mary -O- Oberholtzer. Patricia 39. 96. 98. Ill Obcrholtzer. Tina 48. 98. 100. 101. 109. 121. 141 Oberlin, Mary 48. 106. 111. 112, 141, 156 O’Brien. Catherine 28 O’bluck, Sheri 48. 112. 132 Obluck, Lee 55 O’Connell, Casey 39. 106. 109. Ill, 113. 117. 124 O'Connell. Sharon 28. 108. 121 Olson. Alan 55 Olson, Jeffrey 28 Olson. Lawrence 55 Olson. Lori 55, 102 Olson, Sherry 29 Oswalt. Edwin Oswalt. Deborah 29. 106, 111 Osmond. Everad 48 Orgas, Joy 55. 108. Ill Owen. Jeanne 39 Owen. Judith 29 -P- Pagel, Erich 39. 108, 111, 112. 136 Pagel, Joanne 48. 96. 100. 101. 106. 141 Pakenham, Mary 48, 100. 101. 108, 121. 132 Pakenham. Patrick 39. 96. 98. 156 Pasterski, Debra 48 Pease, Gregory 39 Pease, Joseph 55 Perdeberg, Ernest 48. 105 Peters. James 55 Peters. Patrick Peterson, Brian 39 Peterson. Peterson, Jayne 29, 96. 98. 111. 113, 123 Peterson. Jay 48. 98. 101.131,136 Peterson. Gregory 39. 108 Peterson, Loretta 29 Peterson. Peggy 29 Peterson. Phyllis. 39 Peterson. Rick 48. 133 Peterson, Vickie 55 Peterson. Wendy 48. 141 Petrasek, Craig Petrie, Steve 39 Piagentini, David 39, 98. 137 Pine, Gail 39. 106. 96. 98 Pinterics, Gregory 39 Piscitello, Jodie 55. 101 Piscitello, Thomas 39 Piscitello. Trinitie 29 Plwhn, Lauren 29. 109. 111. 121 Plotz. Michael 39. 98. 108 Poe, Teresa 29 Poff. Richard 55 Pokwinski, Timothy 55. 136 Porter. Dennis 48. 109. 127 Porter. Donald 55, 136 Porter. Kelly 55. 101. 111. 113 Post, Alan Post, Patricia 48 Poppie. Ronald 55 Pratt. David 55. 96. 101. 102. 133 Pratt, Jane 29. 98. Ill, 113. 141 Prebil, Catherine 39. 106 Prebil, Robert 55, 145 Pregowski. Mark 56. 101 Price. Lori 51. 56. 96. 101. 132 Pritchett. Claire 39 Pritchett. John 48. 124 Pritchett. Teri 56 Prokop. Kim 56. 101 Prokop. Spencer. 39. Ill Prokrandt. Sandy 55 -R- Rachwal. Randy 48. 102. 124. 136 Radobicky, Bernard 29 Radobicky, Deborah 48 Rados. Nina 56. 101 Radtke, Charles 29. 117. 109. 117. 131, 136 Raduechel. Mark 48 Rageth. Donna 29. 98. 103. 108. 111. 141 Rajnicek. Marc 39 Rakowski. David 56. 137 Rasmussen. Ann 29. 102 Rath. Daniel 56 Rath. Margaret 29 Rathkc. Mary 48. 98. 100. 121. 141 Rathke. Patricia 39. 121 Rausch. David 29 Rausch. Gerald Rausch. James Rausch. Lorelie 56 Rausch. Mark 56 Rausch. Susan 39 Recknagel, Chris 29 Reeves, Scott 56, 108 Reichhoff. Jeffrey 29 Reichold, Janelle 39, 96. 98 Reiman. Daniel 48 Reiman. Lorraine 29. 106. 123 Reuteler, Dennis 48 Reynders. Angie 56 Reynders, Cynthia 48 Rezutek, Elizabeth 29 Rickard, Wendy 56. 108 Rickard, Michael 40 Riddle, Louise 49 Riley. Timothy 40. 106, 109, 111, 124, 127. 133. 136 Rockteacher, Susan 49. 96. 100, 101, 106. Ill Roder. Thomas 30 Roder, Gerald 56. 124, 136 Roetzel, Elizabeth 40. 106, 112. 156 Roetzel, Bill 56. 108 Rolfe, Jeffrey 40. 98. 108, 124. 136 Rolfe, Sandra 30 Ross. Rodney 40 Ross. Randy 30 Ross, Ricky 56 Rossbach, Gail 30 Rossbach, Geryl Rozinski, Andrew 40 Rozinski. Patricia 40. 112 Rozinski, Virginia 56 Runquist. Kristin 49. Ill, 102 Runquist. Wendy 30. 106 Rudolph, John 56 Rupp. Christine 30 Rupp. Corrinne 30 Russ. Dennis 40. 111. 117. 127. 137 Russ. Doreen 49. 106. 121 -S- Sagen. Anthony 30 Sargent. Janet 49. 106. 121. 132 Sauer. James 49. 109, 124. 137 Sauer, Janet 30. 108. 111. 113 Saunders. Lori 40. 106, 109. Ill, 113. 121 Savin, Linda 56 Schankey. Sandra 49. 108 Schedler. Thomas 40. 105. 117 Scheffel. Jeffrey 30. 98. 108. 109. 124, 133 Scheets, Tamela 56 Schell, Sue 40 Scheren. Ursula 56. 96. 101, 108 Schlicting. Gregory 49. 103, 101. 137 Schlicting. Robert 49. 96. 98. 101. 102 Schlicting. Roger 49. 96. 98. 101, 103 Schilling. Dennis Schilling. Mark 56 Schlicter. Kurt 56. 101. Ill Schmidt. Brian 56 Schmidt. Catherine 40 Schmidt. John 49. 102. Ill, 136. 156 Schmidt. Kathleen 40. 118 Schmidt. Maria 49. 106. Ill, 121 Schmidt. Paul 56 Schmidt. Ralph 30, 117, 127 Schneider. Ronald 49, 105 Schneider, Russel 30 Schnell, Donald 49 Schnitzler. Susan 49. 108. 121, 141 Schrader. Michael 40. 105. 108. 111. 112. 133. 156 Schultz. Lewis 31 Schultz, Vicki 40 Schutte, Dona 40 Schutte, Kevin 56 Schwanke, Barbara 31 Schwarz, Valerie 40 Schwemmer, Karen 49 Scully. Debra 49 Seeley, Cindy 40, 102 Seidel, David 40. 108. 124, 127 Seidel. Mile 56, 124, 136 Shaft. Christopher 40, 108, 113 Shaft. Monica 56, 108 Shave. April 40. 108 Shaw. Lee Shepard. Russell 49 Shercck, Marshall 40. 117, 137 Shomkus. Susan 51, 56,108. 111. 102 Shirley, Lauren 49, 109. 117, 136 Shorougian, Kari 49. 108. 101, 121 Sievert, Brenda 56 Sievert, Linda 49 Sievert. Paul 31 Sievert. Ralph. 31 162 Siglin, Joseph Simo, John 49 Simonis, Dyane 31, 96, 98. Ill, 141 Singsime, Jack Singsime, Terry 40 Skrepcnski, Cathy 31, 108 Skrepenski, Scott 49. 122, 136 Slaski, Joe 56 Smart, Jill 56. 96. 101. 141 Smith, Connie 49 Smith, Dean 49 Smith, Debra 56 Smith, Jeffrey 31, 133 Smith, Kimberlee 40 Smith. Sara 40 Smith, Richard Smith. Virginia 56 Snorek, Douglas 49 Snyder. Brian Soneberg, Edward 49 Soneberg, John Spencer, Diana 40, 102, 106, 109, 111, 112 121, 152, 156 Sperstad, Kris 43. 49. 96. 101,117, 109, 111, 136 Sperstad, Nancy 31, 96, 98 Stach, Timothy 31, 96, 98 Stadler, Gail 56, 132 Staedter, Richard 56. 136 Stanish, Daniel 56 Stanish, Eugene 40 Staszewski. Christopher 57. 101 Staton. Lucy 40. 98. 106, 112, 121 Staton. Marguerite 57 Staven, Jo Ann 40 Steffens, Dawn 31. 102 Steffen. Karen 50, 101 Steinke, Patricia 50. 132 Steinke, Robert 31, 137 Stemper, Bonnie 40. 96, 98. 106, 108, 111, 113, 132 Stemper, Jeffrey 50, 124 Stevens, Julie Stewart. Basil 57, 101 Stine, Gerald, 50 Stine, Bill 57 Stock. Jonathon 40.105, 109,117, 131 Stocks, Keith 57, 101 Streckel, Hagen 57, 106, 137 Streckel, Ivan 43. 50, 105, 111, 117 Strickler, David 57, 101 Sugden, Tricia 31, 96, 98, 109, 111, 113, 141 Suhm, Thomas 57 Sullivan, Roger 31. 98. 127 Sullivan, Rory 50 Suwalski, Lee 40 Suwalski. Jayne 50 Svetlik. Judith 31 Swan. Dennis 41. 108, 109. 124, 127, 133 Swan. Richard 31. 109. 124, 127, 136 Swan, Scott 57. 136 Swanson. Berry 31 Swanson. Vicki Swayze, Allyn 41. 117, 131 Swayze. Michael 41, 109. 117 Swalewski. Barbara 41, 108. 132 Swenson, Nancy 41, 112, 113, 121, 141 Szemborski, Keith 41, 122, 136 -T- Tabor, Allen 57 Tabor, Brian Tabor, Keith 50 Taiatzko. Laurie 57, 101 Talatzko. Robert 31. 96. 98 Teske, Dana 57 Teske, Steve 41. 105, 111, 131,133 Tess, Robert, 50 Teuteberg, David 57,101,102,105 Teuteberg, Jeffrey 31 Teuteberg, Kevin 50 Teuteberg, Mark 41, 117, 133 Tominsek. Heidi 57.106, 101, 123 Torgerson, Tobyn 57, 101 Theisen, Kathryn 50. 103, 106, 132 Thomas, Thomas 31 Thwing. Debbie 41 Thompson. Peter 50, 101, 109, 124, 127, 136 Thompson, Steve 31. 98,109. Ill, 124, 127, 136 Thornton. Ruth 32. 96. 98. Ill, 196 Torgerson, Lawrence 50, 101 Torhorst, Louise 32, 96. 98. 192, 193 Tody, Jamie 41. 108 Tischaefer, David 50 Tischaefer, Richard 41 Tray nor, Terrence 141, 117, 127, 133 Traynor, William 56 Treffinger. Alan 32, 136 Treffinger, Robert 56 Trupke, Lynn 56, 96. 101 Tubbs, Mary 41 Turner, Diane 41. 96. 98. 106. 108. Ill, 121, 132 Turner, Norma 56, 101 Tuttle, Daniel 50. 96, 101, 111, 124, 137 Tuttle, Rebecca 32, 96, 98. 108. 121, 141 -U- Uebelacker. Barbara 50.103,106. 132 Ulrikson. Jane 32. 98, 108, 111, 113 Ulrikson. Nancy 50.100. 101.108. 121 Uribe, Lisa 56, 99, 101 -V- Vertz, Audrey 31. Ill Vertz, Darlene 50. 103 Vick. Rodney 32. 98.117,131.137 Vick. Sheila 50, 100. 101. 108 Vick, Steve 32 Villarreal, Kyle 106 Voellings. Ann 57. 101 Vollmer, Karen 32. 96. 98. 102 Vollmer. William 50 Von der hoff. A1 32. 96. 98. 108. 122, 133 Von Rueden, Mary 32. 102, 106. 109. Ill, 113, 121 -W- Wagner, Edith 41, 98 Wagner. Richard 57, 106. 136 Wagner. Scott 57. 96. 101, 108 Wallace, Cheri 41. 96. 98. 106, 108, 111, 132 Walsh, Jane 57, 111 Walsh. Susan 32. 113, 108. 123 Walz. Lori 57, 103 Wambold, Cynthia 50. 132 Wambold, Mark 41 Wambold. Scott 57 Warner, Chris Warriner. Dennis 33, 103. 113 Wastian. Michael 50 Webber. James 33 Weiland, Catherine 41 Weiland. David 33 Weink Richard 41. 96. 98. 102 Weinkauf, Jennifer 33 Weinkauf, Kevin 33. 122 Weinkauf. Sonia 41.108. Ill, 121 Wells, Wendy 41. 108 Wendorf, David 50 Wernig, Pauline 50, 121, 132 White. Timothy 50. 124 Wichtel, Carol 50. 98. 100, 108. 121 Widish, Ann 57 Wilcox. Kevin 41. 108. 113 Wilfong, Scott 33 Williams. Brian 41 Williams. Gayle 33. 96. 98. 103, 111, 113, 141 Williamson. Kim 41, 96. 98. Ill Williamson. Pat 57. 101 Windle, Oral 50. 124 Windle. Suzanne 57 Winkler, Mary 57. 108. Ill, 123 Winkler. Peggy 41. 106. 108. 109. Ill, 113, 121, 141 Wittenburg, Alan 33. 109, 127 Woit, Roberta 41 Wofciechowski, David 41, 133 Wojciecjowski, Karen 33 Wojciechowski, Kathleen 33 Wolfe. Julie 50 Woller, Lynn 41, 102, 108. 109. 121, 123 Word, Jeffrey 41 Wozniak, Cheryl 57 Wright. Charlene 41, 141 Wright, Dennis 50 Wright. Raymond 50. 98. 101, 117, 137 Wuebben, Carolyn 41. 96. 98. 106. 108. Ill Wuestenberg, Louise 41. Ill, 121 -Y- Yeager, Michael 50. 108 Yerke, Daniel 43. 98. 102, 108. Ill, 112, 152 -Z- Zachow. David Zajdel, Jeffrey 33, 108, 133 Zale, Mike 57 Zale, Seve 50 Zeigh, Alice Zeigh. Beverly 43 Zingsheim, Terry 57 Zur, Teresa 57, 101. 108 Zlindra, Bynthia 50 Zlindra, Lynn 42 Zur, Richard 33. 109, 127, 133 Zwisler, Lisa 57. 96. 101 163 Dedication Mukwonago High School October 8, 1972 1:45 p.m. Avril Farris, President—Board of Education Jan Hathway, Student, Senior Class Charles Burroughs, Architect Lawrence Henze, President—Senior Class Helene Arpke, Chairman —English Department William Swasey, Principal Robert Cramer, President—Carroll College Mukwonago High School Chorus Approximately 700 people attended the Dedication ceremonies. They toured the new building and participated in the pro- gram which was held in the new gymna- sium. Last minute changes caused some problems as Larry Henze was replaced by Jan Hathway, because of illness; and area teachers boycotted the Dedication to show their growing concern over stalemated nego- tiations for a contract. Area residents seemed impressed by their new facility and its potential. MUKWONAGO 1 N EW UNION HIGH SCHOOL BURROUGHS VAN LANEN, ARCHITECTS. INC. 5455 W.BURLEIGH ST. MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN BECKEFt CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS THANKS!!!!!! ===== The world