Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

Table of Contents The Right to Have Fun 4 The Right to be an Individual 45 The Right to be Educated 98 The Right to be of Sound Mind and Body 126 The Right to Belong 158 The Right to Show Emotions 180 1976 ARROW MUKWONAGO HIGH SCHOOL MUKWONAGO, WISCONSIN Volume IV. 1 (jtu CLt oLu LMStj t y cJ Vritta un, 97(jf. $MclaAAtums 6 . oasnal. . . . UJj h loL tkjuijU -th-aJ-luL, (m JU ' XamAxatJ-, tkoJ'ajLL aimo U - cAj AML, , 'JrkoJ' ftjLpL O u JyrucL iuMscL tlkfeusrts usr 6Jbjj� dxkl KiuJ ta , ±t ech(l rCbnjf •ihjtMjL, OU, -£k A A 7 ; J CPfUudt-' bfcoa maamL , CJkMjy-’ , Sj_, oytJ-k- oHuAjCS' 8jl cJ+rU , AXLL4)U_j T JLj6 uXuAjL, t Ot’AaAjs pKh4j4jur j0, cWtAia, tidLjH' cftkj oos, o iyfcw� ( JL- 5%l ’ igkfllh Wx. . 4 PROM 6 9 HOMECOMING 11 12 mill UMsuf (J fiJ '{ouhsJujL asn- L ’obtLerrt-, dDu. (Lbod OjuStxiomM nuiktZi ___uoJy I aMdtc hit’ (x- Hf - Ax-tutL n. Le . iiubolL aa 7 -co . i ota xcc uM. 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Reason---- Cdj p 're FRflGfT 11:20 11:40 12:00 12:20 % vCh, s 2 - 12:40 REPORT OF MISCONDUCT - DISCIPLINE ident's Name re of misconduct Wonago Pulls v .- 4 rred to: Admin. Non-refe Turnaround r roi.-arks Tix. EMISSION F( e value of p Assails ford Area Chips Away at Storm Damage rr o O rt ►n A rD p Sent's Name isor ison for ear V, - v c c i o EARL xtra Currier RE_ V s MHS SUPERVISED STUDY . -ASE Student's Nam' Mod □ . BP—SCHOOL rOHM SUPPLY CD.. ARCADIA. AKPUS ACTIVITY 5% H Date To Reason for Release off-campus learning experiences _________ Authorized Signature ividiii - utftdubtf i enjoy me cnanenge of working complicated problems 'til I get the answer. -A Senior Girl- get the « Spanish I like the films and stuff.' -A Freshman Girl- It's a pretty hard question. It have to be English because reading. -A Junior Boy- Metals Let me see ... In metals shop you get to work with your hands. -A Sophomore Boy- Office Machines I like Machine's Buttons fascinate me -A Senior Girl- Chefs and Spanish Those are the only ones I learn anything in right now. -A Senior Boy Class of '76 - First class to survive 15,960 mods. John Adam Diane Allen Alan Anderson Nancy Andler Deborah Armstrong Larry Armstrong Debbie Arndt Karl Aschenbrenner Doak Baker Chuck Ball Nancy Bartholomew Cindy Bauman Curt Beckman Ron Behling Debra Bennet Patrick Berg Paul Bethke Donna Biesenthal CarryLu Bollman Pat Block Beth Blom Jeff Blott Roxanne Bonnert Deborah Bonney TOP: Pam Miller enjoys Child Guidance. L.L.: Scott Reeves in OUR locker bays. CENTER: Lynn Mondloch plays secretary. L.R.: Bryan Hanson takes a break. The Class of '76 was born into this high school just four years ago. As ve look at each other, and at ourselves, there's no way to run from the fact we've changed. We no longer work as a single unit, but together, as a team! The Class of '76 is a different, much more unique class than any other. Other classes have graduated and are happy to fall into the history of MHS. The '76 Class is a class of spirit and won't be kept down; it will be long remembered by everyone. This years' Seniors are the first class to manage through all four years in this school. As Freshman, they struggled as everyone else did to get acquainted with the new system; as Sophomores, they worried about Western Civ. assignments; Junior year, they sur- vived through College Skills and English Lit.; and as Seniors, mature, and sophisticated, the biggest problem they had to cope with was—staying in school. Faced to face with the future, the Senior must decide about college, and work, and the bleak reality of see- ing his classmates go their own separate ways. The Spirit of '76 lives within all Seniors. As each Senior grows older, he'll remember his high school days and that ol' Spirit of '76 will rise again within him. And only a Senior of MHS that graduated in 1976 will understand that feeling. 47 Scott Briesath Jeff Brinkman Wade Brueser Jay Burrow Cathy Chronis Pat Cassidy Trish Conroy Trina Congdon Kevin Crusan Julie Dalberg Paul Delosh Sandra Denio David Dennett Kath Derubeis James Wm. Diehn Laura Draeger Kim Effinger Ross Faude Cheri Fitzgerald 46 Margaret Eisert Mary Ellis Rick Fletcher Deborah Fox TOP: Senior Study Session L.L.: Pam is in a world of her own. M R.: Diane and Dave on a morning break. L.R.: Heidi and Jim find Miss Arpke's class amusing. Cathy Friedrich Eugene Gardner Doreen Gaszak LoisGenzmer Steven Goff Bill Grieser Dick Gullekson Dave Hansen Kathy Hansen Bryan Hanson Dick Harris Barb Hawkins Rick Hawkins Bob Heinemann Donald Helfenstein Linda Hengen Sue Hogan Jeannine Holzman Dave Hoppe Dale Holz Kris Humcke John Hunkins Debbie Hunkins Lori Huss Vicki Jay Karen Jenson Doug Johnson Nancy Justin Jennifer Kainz Theresa Karlinsky 50 Being a senior is like being a parent; you've been here for 4 years and seen everything and everyone change and grow. 51 Jodi Koller Debbie Krause Don Kreider pat Kroll Mile Ksobiech Doug Kurth Pam Kurth Kim Kusch Sheryl Kutchera Bill LaCourciere Brian Lang Dawn Larson Cheri Lepak Perry Lepak Bob Lepine Julie Leppine Peggy Ligman Jim Lindell Cindy Ludwig Bucky Luedtke Greg Luedtke Maureen Luther James Manschot Dennis Martin 54 Tom McAdams Dennis McGee Rosanne McGuire Janet McPhetridge Ruby Medina Daniel Meier Rose Movrich PaulMueller Jan Mulholland Jim Naber James Newkirk Linda Nimmer Vickie Peterson Jodie Piscitello Dick Poff Tim Pokwinski Don Porter Kelly Porter UP.L: Many parts of a pen are edible. UP.R.: Mary, what's so funny? CENTER: Discussing serious matters. L.L. Yeah, Chris, that was a good joke. L.R.: The Thinker. It was a fun four years, but I'm glad to be getting out. 55 David Pratt Mark Pregowski Denise Presta Lori Price Teri Pritchett Kim Prokop Nina Rados David Rakowski Daniel Rath Brad Rauguth Mark Rausch Scott Reeves Mike Schadewald Tamela Sheets Ursula Scheren Kurt Schiieter Brian Schmidt Paul Schmidt Mike Seidel Monica Shaft Sue Shimkus Brenda Sievert Joe Slaski Jill Smart 56 57 Virginia Smith Kate Soderberg Gail Stadler Rick Staedter Dan Stanisch Chris Staszewski Basil Stewart William Stine Hagen Streckel Dave Strickler Thomas Suhm Scott Swan Laurie Talatzko Dana Teske David Teuteberg Heidi Tominsek Robyn Torgerson BillTraynor Richard Wagner Scott Wagner Jane Walsh Scott Wambold Chris Warner Lorelei Wergin 58 Cam White Ann Widish Pat Williamson Suzanne Windle Mary Winkler Terry Zingsheim Seniors NOT PICTURED: Alton Fredrick, Mark Halverson, Brian Lang, David Lohman, Mike Loker, John Lord, Lee Obluck, Keith Stocks, Allen Tabor, Robert Wiza You don't realize something until it's gone . . It has been four years that will never be forgotten. L.L.: Norma - the devoted fan. UP. R.: Enjoy- ing a senior pleasure. M.R.: Seniors Kim Prokop and Cindy Bauman. L.R.: Lisa Uribe 60 Special Honors Quotes From The Top Ten Maintainence of a superior grade point average over four years is usually considered to be no mean achievement. Some of the M.H.S. top ten students had these reactions about National Honor Society and their placements. It's a great honor to be on the top ten, and I hope I can continue with this kind of success in college. (Brian Lang) The secret of getting into the top ten is to take all the Mickey Mouse courses. Don't take any classes to further your educa- tion, just take classes which will assure you of enough credits. (Nina Rados) The whole idea of the top ten is a farce. Those few who want an education and who are the real students take classes which are a challenge and get grades which rank them in the top twenty. But those who see loop holes in the system take advantage of the choice of classes and take easy courses. (Doak Baker) It's a great feeling to have four years of your life (grades) brought down to the 7th decimal point! (Jim Lindell) N.H.S. shows the hard work I put forth through the past years and also makes my parents very proud. (Cheri Lepak) During the first three years I never even thought about the top ten, but I still worked to get good grades. Then I found out I was 12, hit the books harder, and by a stroke of luck— made it! (Kris Humcke) Being in the top ten makes me feel really good. It's a nice reward for four years of hard work. (Sue Shimkus) 62 TOP TEN: 2-Pat Williamson 3- Brian Lang 4- Sue Schimkus 5- Pam Miller 6- Lynn Mondloch 7- Doak Baker 8- Cheri Lepak 9- Nina Rados 10-)im Lindell 10-Kris Humcke NOT PICTURED- 1-Cindy Bauman Salutatorian Pat Williamson 63 65 66 Lois Adam Dale Adamski Rick Adler Laurie Allen Mary Allen Bob Anich Mike Aschenbrenner Randy Beck Cindy Beckman John Behling Ray Behymer Pam Benavides Ronald Bennett Lynn Bergsma Debbie Beyer Lynn Biesenthal Mark Boebel Lynn Bohrman Tom Briestow Donna Briesath Mary Brown Randy Bruecker Mary Bucher Joe Campos Ed Carow Pat Casassa Rodrick Chetney Craig Cichon Cathy Cisler Sherie Coggon Michael Corcoran Bob Craig Mike Davis Pam Delano Mary DeRubeis Lori Dettinger Pat Devlin Joe Donner Brian Dorband Tim Eggelston Bonnie Falk Dayle Falvey Kathy Farra Keith Fisher Benita Fitzgerald Teresa Fletcher Jeff Foat Dawn Foust Edward Framnes Gerald Gardinier Julie Gardner Stacy Grieger Pete Gulich Greg Gutherie Ross Hansen Chris Hastings Bill Haynes Randy Held Pam Heling Suzanne Hengen Terry Herriges Jeri Hoefert Jeff Hokamp To become Juniors, members of each class must pass a certain set of rigors, not the least of which is to survive through two years of high school. The first major obstacle for our class to overcome was Freshman study hall. This institu- tion, based on the theory that Freshmen who study together flunk together, did have one positive effect on our class; we learned to use team effort in our attempts to drive the supervisor crazy. For most of us, the sophomore year was dominated by classes rather than free time. But some of the classes weren't so bad, and a few students enjoyed certain courses so much that they're taking them again this year. (All in all, Juniors had another good year. That's easy to say when it's over). U.l. - Rick Adler sitting in the S.R.C. U.C. - Lynn Biesenthal observes Spirit week L.L. - Mr. Hoagland and Cindy Walejewski ham it up. 67 Amy Hollinger julie Hood Jannette Hooker Dana Hoppe Scott Hotz Ron Howard lay Huisman Patricia Hunkins Ross Hunkins Russell Hunkins Andy Huss Darlene Imme Lynn Jacobi Roxanne Jahns Marie Janovetz Steve Jaquith Kathy Jaske Kevin Jensen Laurie Jensen Ben Johnson Ken Kannard Jeannie Keepers Anne Kelly Robin Kelms Dave Kern Susan King Rosita Klein Sherry Kleis Richard Koch Mark Kolbeck Janet Larsen Juliana Leenhouts Tom Lenz Larry Ligocki Debbie Lindholm Terri Low Joanna Luczak Randy Luebke Loralie Luhman Mike Ludwig Jeff Madison Joe Maney Carla Martin Kim Martin Cynthia Matysik Lori Mayotte Kathy McCarthy Patty McClure Debbie McDonald Maureen McGrath Bonnie McIntyre Jane McKenzie Jean McKenzie Linda McKenzie Mike Meddaugh Sue Mercier Guy Miller Vern Moeller Peggy Morrow Rory Mulholland Connie Nau Rick Newkirk Linda Nielson Bob Oberholtzer Mike Orcholski Deanna Oswalt Greg Pasterski Carrie Pawinski Randy Peters Carol Peterson 68 ABOVE- Mary DeRubeis contemplates L.L Laurie Jensen at work in the commons. L.R. Bill Merlau in the Science lab. Jill Peterson Mark Pine Terry Pisarek Steve Plehn Dave Porter Tammy Porter Roxanne Rachwal Jean Radobicky Robert Radtke Cynthia Rapp David Reiman Jerry Rezutek Ken Roder Becky Rolfe Tony Ross Mike Ross Shirley Rossetto Darcey Rudolph Todd Saunders Toni Schafer Kim Schilling Pam Schindler Paul Schindler Eric Schlieter Bill Schmidt Kevin Schmidt Toni Schneeberg Arthur Schultz Edith Schumacher Deana Schwarz Pamella Sculley Greg Selin Fred Sievert Jim Singsime Dave Small Cindy Smedema Chris Somers Michele Sparby Stephen Sparks Dave Spencer Stan Spiewak Scott Stacey Bryon Stadler Dave Steinke Cheryl Stemper Debbie Stender Jim Stewart Jodi Stewart Tim Stigler Matt Stock Randy Stoecker Debbie Strander Kathy Sugden Kathy Sullivan Laura Sumner Mark Swenson Paul Teuteberg Rosemary Thornton Greg Tiegs Lee Tischaefer Jim Torhorst David Uebelacker Jerry Urban Karla Vega Sandy Vertz Peggy Voellings Liz Vogl Cindi Walejewski Juleen Weber Steve Wegner 70 U.L.—Ed Carow tests his strength. U.R.—Cheryl Kleis goes bookish. L.R.—lose Compos draws a line. L.l.—Kathy Farra. 71 72 Pamela Wells Gary Wergin Cathy Weyer Shawn White Jeffery Williams Jeannie Williamson Larry Winkelmann Cheryl Wittenburg Diane Woodard Craig Woods David Wuebben Ruth Wysocki Marge Zainer Randy Zadel Gene Zergoski NOT PICTURED Bernard Anny Lloyd Bartlett Laura Bringe Mark Brunette Mark Burns Richard Danecki Lynn Froeming Kelly Gavigan Daniel Gerich Kari Goetsch Larry Hoeft Jean Ignasiak Jeremy King Cheryl Knudsen Brain Kufalk Kevin Leighton Tim Lentz Robert Martens Anthony McMahon William Merlau Daniel Nielson Joline Olson Beth Porter Benjamin Rageth Kurt Rath Tim Stogbauer Steven Svetlik Timothy Tabat Gary Thieme Gary Weston Russell Wright Daniel Adamski Chris Adler Susan Agne Janet Allen Bill Andrews Howard Anich John Anschutz Karen Armstrong Richard Armstrong Terri Baker Sandy Banaszynski Debbie Barber Alan Barr Don Bartholomew Fred Becker Craig Beckman Brenda Behrens Jeffrey Behrens Neil Bethke Anna Bloechl Roci Bollman Karen Bornfleth Scott Bovee David Bricco Diana Brissette Richard Brost Holly Brueser Clayton Brugge Charles Brunette Cindy Butler Debbie Butler Barry Chapman Scott Chapman Nathon Chetney Christy Chrisman John Combs Jeffrey Cooper Karen Corcoran Jane Crawley Pam Curler Lori Davis Debra Deacon Elizabeth Deering Randall Deist Mike DeRubeis Marsha Desmonie William Dettinger Amy Diehn Robert Debrose Vickie Donovan Bob Douglas Mona Draeger Lorena Drahonovsky Barb Duvernell Bob Ebert Barry Effinger Randy Engel Tim Feeley Lois Fehlhaber Michael Ferris Sandy Finke Debbie Fischer Julie Fisher 74 The Sophomore class has been effected greatly by the upper classmen. With hand-me-down restrictions, and being in the mid- dle, Sophomores are left with the feeling of unimportance. They are often looked down upon by Juniors and Seniors, and rarely looked Linda Swan and Jeff Szalewski, enjoying their M M's. Wendy Schuemmer and Bruce Kelly making their hands useful. Pete Powinski immitating Fonzie Hay . Pam, Sue, Lynn, Kris, listening attentively to their favorite teacher. Pat Hahn and his regular Hitler salute. 75 David Fleck Diane Fox Ronald Frievalt Vicky Furrer Terry Gallina Todd Gallina Mary Gardner Jeffrey Gerard Laura Glassnapp Colleen Gohde Collette Gohde David Graham Tracy Grieger Mary Grieser Connie Grunewald Scott Gulich Vic Gulla Mike Habel Patrick Hahn Kyle Hammel Vickie Harbold Tracy Harker Shane Harms Teresa Hassi Deborah Hazelbaker Brenda Heidemann Andrew Heil Barb Heinig Susan Helfenstein Jim Hilbert Jeff Himebauch Anne Hirtreiter Jettie Hitesman Kristen Hockenberry Joyce Hoeft Andy Holtz Lynette Hooker Bette Hoppe Jay Howard Danette Imme Bob Jacobchick Chris Jahn Debbie Jay Dan Jensen Scott Jensen Mary Johns Cynthia Jones Julie Karlinsky Sheri Kazmierski Mark Kelley Vickie Keller Bridget Kelly Brad Kern Lynn Kettner Mary Kettner Lori Kilpin Bruce Kipp Larry Kipp Dick Kirby Linda Klein Vincent Klokner Jill Klussendorf Wendy Knippschild Kelly Kober Lynn Konieczny Brad Kroll Jeff Krumrei Michele Ksobiech Keith Kummer 76 up to by Freshmen. However, they are trying desperately to overcome this. They are first in Southern Lakes Football Conference, and are probably one of the best classes in the school for supporting the team. When it came to supporting the Indians at Bur- lington, the Sophomores were there, backing them with that uni- que Sophomore spirit. Danette Imme using her artistic talents. Debbie Barber doing her Miss America im- itation. Keith Kummer feeling depressed after being yelled at. Lisa Sullivan and Curt Beckman as they determine which screw- driver to use. Becky Reddy as she turned away from studying the world. Mark Kutchera Laura Larson Vicki Lawrence Gregory LeClair Billy Lepak Linda Lepak Jane Lepine Laurie Leppin Paul Lewandowski Nancy Ligman Curt Ligocki Kurt Lloyd Jeff Loker Vickie Lorentz Darrick Luebke Mark Lundin Theresa Lynch Scott MacLeod Jackie Maney Jerry Maney Julie Manke Renee Manske Wayne Manthey Susan Martens Patrick Martin Scott Martin Greg Matus Andrew Maxfield Valerie Mayotte Tammy McCord Debbie McGee Peggy McKenzie Janet Medved Barbara Merath Jack Metzger James Miller Brad Milligan Laurie Mitchell Patrick Murphy Richard Nevel Mark Nuchell Lance Obluck Kelly O'Connell Bill Orcholski Julie Pakenham Randy Papinea Jeff Paskiewicz Peter Pawinski Arlin Pawlak Kim Pawlak Barb Pease David Pelzman Candy Peterson Guy Peterson Margaret Peterson Randy Peterson Susan Piagentini Keith Pine Mary Pisarek Jayne Pollack Jeff Porter Mark Porter Mike Post Jeff Prokop Janet Radtke Steve Radtke John Rageth Steve Rapp Robert Rathke Becky Ready 78 Mary Gardener as she carefully looks over her work. Jodi Williams, Sandy Banaszynski, and Michelle Uribe doing their usual thing in the resource center. Kelly Reeves gives someone a piece of her mind. Neil Bethke with his hardguy expression. Tim Feeley smiling at his girl. Linda Swan and Colleen Wojtasiak hoping they can eat that pizza. Debbie Butler must have found something amusing about her picture. 79 80 Kelly Reeves Mike Rehberg Jim Reichow Brian Rickard Kathy Riesing Karen Roder Mark Rossetto David Rozinski Paul Scardion Scott Schafer John Schiessl Ed Schmidt Sawn Schmitt Sue Schneeberg Roland Schneider Carol Schoolcraft Eric Schultz Wendy Schwemmer Brenda Shave Cindy Siedschlag Donna Simonis David Simons Lisa Slaski Mark Small Jerry Smith Walter Smith Janet Sperle Laurie Stach Debra Stahl Larry Stahl Donald Stein Sally Steinke Scott Stewart Deborah Stigler Daniel Strader Donald Strickler Kim Strombeck Thomas Strum Jodi Suhm Kerry Sullivan Lisa Sullivan Cindy Swan Linda Swan Mark Swan John Swayze John Swenson Tim Szada Jeff Szalewski Lee Ann Talaska Cheryl Tatrow Jeffrey Teske John Teske Terry Thomas Ray Thorton Mike Tischaefer Amy Treffinger Linda Tuttle Michelle Uribe Julie Vanderhei Nick Vega Lynn Veollings Caroline Wagner Bill Walsh Kevin Wambold Dave Warnes Kim Wegner Jill Weier Diane Wendt Diane Wendt Laurie Wendt Richard Wilkening POS. 1—The usual resource center under control. POS. 2—Is that pencil good. Brad Kern? POS. 3—Tad Williams carefully absorbs what he's reading. POS. 4— It seems Ray Thornton does enjoy school. POS. 5— Vickie Donovan from an upside down view. POS. 6— Brian Bowers is interested in his book. 81 82 Jodi Williams Tad Williams John Winkler Colleen Wojtasiak Kevin Wustman Sheri Zergoski Kammie Zvolena Eric Zwisler Robert Zynski PEOPLE NOT PICTURED Charlotte Adams Wayne Aldrich John Andler Bryan Bauer Thomas Berg Steven Brunette Scott Chappel Rick Erickson Richard Feich Edward Gohde Frank Grammel Dan Gronowski Allen Gruel Bette Jerich Bruce Kelly Keith Lloyd Daniel Kramer Roy Lynch Greg Marcussen Mark McPherson Joseph Mericer Greg Newkirk Rose Phillips David Pieper Sue Poe Tom Warner Lisa White Mark Woodard Sara Word Bill Zopf Karen Armstrong and Randy Papineau enjoy each other's company. Karen Roder thinks of her long lost love. David Pieper gazes into the camera. The team the Sophomores are proud of. Lori Davis and Lorena Drahonovsky cheering the team to a victory. Laura Glassnapp didn't like the referee's call. 83 Cam White and Colleen Wojtasiak share as usual. Holly Brueser as the wind blows through her hair. Brad Kroll enjoys his cleaning job. Peggy McKenzie waits for the camera to take her pic- ture. 84 86 Carol Adam Connie Adam Philip Adler John Albert Jane Allen Ed Andler Mary Andler Mike Andler Dean Armstrong Alan Arndt Cathy Ball Tom Barborich Craig Barth Chris Bartolotta Sharon Baur Greg Beck Ron Beck Cheryl Becker Tom Bergsma Stacy Bernick Scott Bilke Donald Billings Ross Bishop Linda Bitner Yvette Bjorklund Kathy Bluhm Scott Boebel Bill Bonney Krist Bopp Lori Bowers Bonnie Brissette Pam Brown Julie Brueser Carmen Brugge Jim Campbell Wendy Carow Carey Chapman Mark Chetney Karen Christman Allen Cobb Beth Congdon Kevin Corcoran Willis Crouch Robin Dailey Debbie Darga John Davis Cindy Diest Barbara Deneen Sue Denio Sue Dennett Jackie Dettinger Margaret Devlin Mike Debrose Kim Domenosky Joe Donovan Teresa Dowdle Dorothy Eisert Jill Erno Lee Falvey Michael Feeley Marie Ferris Dodie Fleischmann Steve Fletcher I could say the same thing about this year's Freshmen that has been said about every year's Freshmen. I could say they were lost, forlorn, little waifs...but I shouldn't lie. They learned their way around high school pretty fast. Another unlucky class to get mandatory supervised study, they all manage to survive while acquir- ing their new study habits . In other words, they're learning how to look occupied. The hardest thing for Freshman to adjust to is their lowered status. They have lost their rule over the Junior High and have become just another Freshmen class. But this year's Freshmen have a dream...yes, there will come a time when they'll be able to yell loud enough to get the tomahawk...when they'll be able to do unto others as they have been done unto themselves...when they'll have all the privileges of up- perclassmen...Too bad their dream won't come true until they're seniors. UP. L.: M. Fleury and S. Nordentoft enjoy Homecoming. UP. R. B. Schankey serves punch to anyone who wants it. L.L.: P. Slaski, C. Hotz, S. Porter, and D. Bray sit in the com- mons. 87 88 Mary Fleury Mike Foley Kim Francke Maria Frassetto Grace Friendrich Rick Gaszak Carol Gerber Christi Gereau Tim Gile Janice Ginster Cindy Gogan Robin Gold Tom Gougher Barb Graham Cindy Greenblat Sherry Greenblat Cheryle Grieser Jeanie Gross John Gruling Paul Gulich Chris Gulla Karen Gutenl Lorena Hamman Jeff Hannon Kristy Hansen Kerry Hardtke Dan Harland Dave Harris Shelly Harris Debbie Heling Bill Hengen Judy Hilbert Kathy Hill Lorraine Hitesman Rick Hogan Barry Holat John Hood Bob Hoover Denise Hoppe Chris Holt Mike Hritz Tami Huebner Laurie Huisman Carter Hunnicutt Dan Huss Steve Ignasiak Darla Imme Debbie James Mary Jaquith Walter Jerowsky Diane Jaske Heidi Kadau John Kainz Jackie Kainz Amy King Tom King Mike Kinjerski Kathy Kipp David Kipperman Carl Kirchner Corrine Kluck Tim Knobel Lora Konieczny Tim Krause Larry Kreger Laura Krolski Mark Ksobiech Julie Kummer Lisa Landers Jerri Lang 89 Jeff Larkin Linda LeClair Dan Leeder Scott Leonard Lori Lepak Wyne Lesznski Lance Lind Tina Lindholm Sue Linton Lora Lippert Teresa Loyd Darrell Lobinhofer Kathy Ludke Chuck Ludwig Gary Ludtke Colleen Luther Time Madden Denise Madison Connie Mahlman Martha Malewicki Mary Malewicki John Maney Joanne Manke Bob Manshot Jeff Martens Breden Martin Jim Martin John Martin Andy Maxfield Steve Maxfield Lisa Maxwell Rosanne McCarthy Tony McClure Bill McGrath Dennis McGraw Tim McGuire Colleen McKenna Angela McMinn Caroline McPherson Lorene Meddaugh Brian Miller Jeff Milligan Sue Mixdorf Bill Mixdorf Russ Moeller Patty Morse Kelly Muecke Teri Mulholland Sheila Nedza Scott Nordentoft Ken Oswalt Kevin Oswalt Vicki Ottman Kris Packard Gary Pagel Bryan Papineau Bill Parks Jeff Patrick Debbie Pestor Larry Pestor Chris Peters Steve Peters Jay Peterson Mary Peterson Steve Pokwinski Devere Popple Dan Porter Scott Porter Glenn Potter Mark Post 90 91 92 Mark Poznanski Bill Prebil Darrin Presta Ron Rachwal Dan Rados Richard Rageth Barb Rapp Steve Rapp Arvy Rasmussen Brenda Ready Diane Rehberg Steve Rezutek Corie Richardson Karen Rickard Dan Riesing Kim Roberts Doug Rolfe Jean Rossetto Jackie Rozek Chris Rozinski Dan Russ Donna Samuels Donald Savin Greg Schadewald Beth Schankey Cornelia Schoen Dawn Schoen Pete Scholovich Curt Schultz Jennifer Selz Terry Serres Terry Seuring Mark Shankey Adrienne Shea Pat Sheaffer Jon Shorougian Sharon Sievert Cindy Simons Pat Slaski Jeff Smart Neil Smedema DuWayne Smith Julie Smith Laura Somers Mike Sparby Tim Sperstad Janet Spiewak Paul Stadler Debbie Staedter Patty Steffen Ron Stine Jens Streckel John Stumpner John Sullivan Linda Swenson Dean Sydlewski Colleen Szalewski Ron Tatrow Jim Teske Curt Teuteberg Jon Teuteberg Kathi Thompson Diane Torgerson Tami Ulesich Linda Umland Vicki Underberg Kris Utrie Allen Vollmer Bob Wagner John Walejewski 93 Brian Walsh Brian Wambold Jim Wappenschmidt Nancy Ward Guy Warner Sheri Wegner Warren VVeink Gordon Wells Mike Weyer Gretchen White Wendy Whiteaker Jim Whitehouse jenny Whitstone Tracy Wilkening Donna Wilson Russ Windle Steve Winkelman Marie Wolfe Diane Wright Jeanette Wysocki Dan Zur Brenda Zynski Tim Torgenson 94 % 97 I like the people I work with. -Aide- S' 1 — 7 On days 3 5, mods 1-5 there are lots of good things to eat. -A Home Ec. Teacher- Mod Scheduling? I never worked so hard in my life since we went CESA. They send 16 copies of everything and 15 we throw away - they are all gar- bage. -A Secretary- About my classes - it's nice to run into some nice people for a change. -A History Teacher- These kids may have been darling as babies . . . . -A Secretary- “I love this school. I look forward to coming to this place every day, especially when the weather is bad outside. -Media Specialist- I find fault with only one thing as a parent, not as a worker; the only kids who can go outside are the smokers. Why can't my child go outside? I'm sure the others would like to go out- side, too. -Aide- These guys never (ire. Drama! Your Way to use your voice and body as tools for expres- sion. Class time is informal and lively. Students work together, sharing ideas and techniques. They learn and have fun at the same time. Pan- tomimes are a regular in acting class. Mock debates are held fre- quently in debate class. (Mr. Heagle loves to demonstrate his crafty powers of persuasion!) The drama department offers many courses, all to help you do your own thing. Take Two Expand your horizons through the foreign language departments. Mr. Trainor holds your ticket to Germany. Mrs. Simons and Mrs. Gowdy hold your ticket to Spain. Discover new lands. Study their history, people, and cultures. Decipher foreign literature. A whole new world is open to you! Driver's Ed. is an unique department, composed of two very unique teachers. Mr. Last and Mr. Ackerman love to joke around. (They sure did a great job of that in this picture!) Each enjoys making class time fun and interesting. Both want students to get the back- ground needed to make safe driv- ing decisions. They know that driv- ing is a serious matter. One takes in his hands not only the wheel, but also the lives of others. 103 SHAKESPEARE MAKES FISHING RODS, RIGHT? English is always an expres- sion of your individuality. Anything you say or write tells something about yourself. Your words create a mirror. If left dull, they won't give others a clear pic- ture. If polished, they will emit a sharp image of your true identity. The English teachers give instruc- tions on buffing up these mirrors. Your four years of high school pass quickly. Soon you will enter the real world. Set it aglow with the luster of your personality. 104 105 The teachers-Ascher, Peters, Clark-will keep you on your toes. They'll show you how to cook and shop and sew in straight-lined rows. A home-ec course can help you build your body, home, and mind. And help you be, individually-a person-one of a kind. IF YOU CAN'T STAND THE HEAT... 106 IF I HAD A HAMMER 0 107 ONE AND ONE AND ONE IS THREE Our Math Department can satisfy any individual's needs. It offers courses for the college-bound stu- dent. It teaches skills needed in technical fields. It even applies math to consumer economics. This year it gives students a choice of fourteen great courses, taught by seven great teachers! NOW, ON A DIFFERENT NOTE... 109 KINETIC ENERGY J Vi One of the departments which satisfies a great variety of interests is the Science Department. A few of the courses the department con- tains are Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Science Survey. Those just give you an idea of how many there are to choose from. Most of the advanced courses are, more or less, individual study. They allow you to work at your own speed and are mainly preparation for college. Advanced Biology involves a com- plete study of the systems of the human body, while Physics is a systematic study of the way things move. Science Survey includes facts about weather, genetics, and a special investigation about the variations in the students themselves. Biology students study plants, cells, each other; dissection, and finally, the human body ... If you're interested in science you know where to go. Ill Since we will be celebrating the Bicentennial soon, the History Department is the place to find out more about our origins. The U.S. History classes participated in a Bi- centennial program. The classes were presented with one of ten major principles of American Democracy every month. Several of these principles involve the dis- cussion of technical devices and education as basics of a strong country. The rest of the history courses involved the preceeding events leading to the building of our country and the world around us today. Emerging Nations and Western Civ. are based on the development and evolution of all people and places. Economics and Consumer Education inform us about our financial situations and United States minorities covers the origins and situations of our “melting pot . All in all, the History Department is playing a big role in our celebration. BACK WHEN 112 MY HAIR WAS SHORT 113 IF A PICTURE PAINTS A THOUSAND WORDS_____ Display uniqueness with art. You can design a poster showing your ideals. You can paint your soul onto a canvas. Our masters, Mr. Rosenbecker and Mr. Wickenberg, can teach you all their secrets and open the door to the world of art. A-V Most people aren't acquainted with our A-V department. Some people don't even know that it lends cameras and tape recorders to students working on class pro- jects. Few are aware of the many things it does. It's time to learn! To begin with, the A.V. dept, experiments with equipment. Last year, they modified walkie talkies to operate a slide projector; then they took this idea to the state A.V. meeting. They also design new parts for their machines. Department motto: Any thing can be done; it's just a matter of figuring out how to do it. 114 The Business Department offers fifteen courses, taught by a staff of five. The courses span a range from vocational to those which are offered for personal benefit. The areas of largest enrollment are Office Machines, Typing and Secretarial training. The Depart- ment maintains that after two years in their accounting program, students can get jobs keeping books. Marketing and Sales deals with individual interests in adver- tising and selling. Recordkeeping teaches skills with check writing and keeping household books. The second semester replace- ment for Sally Knurr is Carol Bron- son. BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE PEOPLE NEED PEOPLE If you're in doubt of what very busy people look like while they're in action, take a trip to the guidance offices. Three staff members in this position are Mrs. Faucett, Mrs. Buchanan, and Mr. Brown. These people work hard to straighten schedules out, arrange test dates, registration papers for juniors and seniors, and aid students in their problems. We're all thankful to this staff for helping us in all these situations. 116 HELP! The library isn't just for bookworms. Don't be scared away by the awesome bookshelves and indifferent No Talking signs. The library has much to offer for any in- dividual's taste; whether sports or politics, science-fiction or drama, mechanics or cooking . . . This year the library has about 12,000 books, and subscribes to 120 magazines. You name it, the library's got it! Rose Plolz Kate Burrows Mrs. Plotz and Mrs. Burrows keep their office in ship-shape con- dition. They're ready to help any sick or injured crewman. In no time at all he'll be back on his feet, ready for action. 117 THE MOVERS Miss Vehanen, Miss Zitzner, Mr. Nordentoft, and Mr. Swan work in the Gym Department. Their Freshman and Sophomore classes work on required class units such as basketball, football, square dancing, and gymnastics. Their junior and senior classes take cer- tain required units and also choose from such elective units as ping pong, bowling, slimnastics, bad- minton, and basketball. The gym teachers succeed in making their gym classes both interesting and fun. A second semester addition is Kathy Bartosek, who will teach health. 118 SECRETARIES AND AIDES Our secretaries are busy every second of the day. They have records to file, phones to answer, papers to type, letters to mail. . . . What a hectic pace! The resource aides are all- around individuals. They do a lit- tle bit of everything. Their duties include supervising students, keep- ing resource areas orderly, check- ing out books, answering telephones . . . 119 GIVE ME THE CAMPBELL LIFE! Our schools are a race of superhumans who prepare mounds of food, sell 20 dozen rolls plus milk and cereal, serve hot lunches to 185 ravenous students, greet 950 voracious people in the a la carte line, and then clean up after it all, each day, 5 days a week, 180 days a year. . . Yet these same cooks, Elizabeth Schmidt (head cook), Delores Szalewski (ass't), LaVonne Pine, Margaret Stobber, and Kay Slaski, manage to smile through it all. The custodians, Don Kneser, Duane Teske, Connie Smith, Bob Burke, Harold Domnie, Ken Jacob- son, Emil Szalewski, and Bob Geif, are concerned with almost every aspect of upkeep of our school building, including faulty ther- mostats, broken furniture and the kind of mess a student can manage to make while the teacher's back is turned. These people, the cooks and custodians, deserve our sincere thanks for keepin' on, keepin' on. Our Janitors, have a white thumb for getting things clean. Can you imagine the mess we'd be in without them? SPECIAL PROGRAM INSTRUCTION Mr. Herrmann is one of the busiest people around. He participates in many programs and holds various positions, some of which are: a safety director, a vocational director for noncollege bound students, and a youth employ- ment coordinator. Many thanks go to him from the entire community for jobs well done! This is a fantastic year for the Special Education class! They've toured the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. They've journeyed to our state capital. They even plan to visit the John Hancock building. Exploring the wonders of Wisconsin is a lot of fun for them. It's also a great way to celebrate our Bicentennial year. 121 ADMINISTRATIVE TEAMS The District administrative team is headed by Gordon Kniskern, Superintendent. Others pictured are: Ed Hill, Special Ser- vices; Marjorie Reddington, Food Services; Fred Subke, Business Manager; Bud Hendrickson, Plants and Grounds, and Gary Benedict, Curriculum Director. The high school is one of their major interests. The Reassessment of Educational Needs lists free time, graduation requirements, supervised study, smoking area, teacher availability, descipline procedures, and educational process as concerns. The future may hold some changes for M.H.S. students. DISCIPLINARY AIDES AND CHARLIE Charlie Skinner, Alma Shea, and Judy Novotney all work with students. Charlie, a drug consul- tant, can be found in the rap room. Alma is the commons, smoking area, and parking lot aide. Judy works in supervised study as a dis- ciplinary aide and recordkeeper. 123 Good for America. Sports builds Character. Without Sports, a lot of people would be just sitting around on their duffs sayin; 'What the — is there to do? -A Junior Female- But Baseball is best. -A Senior Baseball Player Keeps people occupied, like ticipating, then by watching. -A Junior Female Without sports, what would this school be? -A Junior Female- They're great. Because I'm . -A Male Junior I think a boy's volleyball team should be added. -A Senior Male- Add a soccer team. -A Junior Male- All facets of athletic skills can be shown in the existing athletic com- petitions. -A Senior Male- Sports are great. The burnouts hate the jocks, because they are jealous of our athletic ability. -A Junior Male- LINKSTERS ON THE MOVE 5 Although the Boys Golf Team didn't finish high in the conference standings they did manage to have a very fine eight wins and five losses record. Most Valuable Player, Jim Hinz, led the team with 43.1 stroker per 9 holes of play. Kevin Crusan was close behind with a 43.3 average. The JV record was 8- 6 and the Freshmen record was 2-0. Freshman-UPPER LEFT (left) Coach Palmer, J. Himbauch, J. Winkler, D. Kirby, N. Bethke, H. Anich. Junior Varsity Boys-LOWER LEFT (left) D. Pratt, Coach Palmer, D. Kirby, R. Koch, D. Harris.—D. Helfenstein, B. Kufalk, R. Howard, D. Teuteberg, B. Oberholtzer, S. Boebel, J. Williams. Varsity Boys-OPP.PG. UPPER LEFT (left) K. Crusan, T. Hoeft, S. Skrepenski.—B. Anich, P. Bethke, J. Hinz, Coach Palmer Varsity Girls-OPP. PG. LOWER LEFT (left) D. Samuels, L. Price, M. Winkler, K. Hansen.—B. Kelly, N. Turner, J. Walsh, K. Ef- finger, R. McGuire. Coach is Peter Palmer. Junior Varsity-OPP. PG. LOWER RIGHT (left) T. Low, C. Smedema, Coach Palmer, V. Underberg.—J. Stewart, S. King, A. Kelly. NOT PIC. K. Jaske. 126 The girls' golf team broke or tied every record for the second straight year enroute to the first Southern Lakes Championship in golf at M.H.S. The varsity's record was eight wins and only one loss while the JV squad had a 3-1 record. Besides winning the cham- pionship, the team advanced from regional play into sectional play. Although the team finished fourth out of six schools at the sectional and did not qualify for State play, they did finish among the top six- teen schools in the entire state. 127 SPRINTERS TAKE THE LEAD The boy's track team really got it together this year. They were a well-balanced team with many par- ticipants. Although the team didn't reach their ultimate goal, to be the conference champs, they did win all of their dual meets, and took the conference relay championship. The captain was Bruce Danielson. The Most Valuable Player was Jeff Maxfield. The out- standing seniors were Steve Lewan- dowski, Rick Schadewald, Tom Knurr, Dave Karlinsky, Bob Eccker, Ronald Kelly, Bob Brinkman, George Hassi, Pete Thompson and Kris Sperstad. These seniors will be missed but the school looks forward to many participants, and another well-balanced team. Varsity Track Delavan at Mukwonago 71-55 Mukwonago at Union Grove 94-33 Mukwonago at Whitewater 112-15 Burlington-East Troy at Mukwonago 86-22-51 Mukwonago at Salem 108-19 Whitewater at Mukwonago 65-64 M Club Relays-Second Place Salem Invitational-Second Place Waterford Invitational-Second Place Conference Relays-First Place Conference Meet-Fifth Place Bob Eccker was the only one to qualify in the regional meet. He took a second place in the High Jumps� ' 128 Varsity Players- (Left) J. Slaski, G. Luedtke, R. Kelly, J Rudolph, D. Bopp, S. Jensen, Coach Nordentoft. 2nd ROW- T. Ross, B. Brinkman, B. Danielson, B. Raguth, J. Max- field, S. Bowers, S. Plehn. 3rd ROW- C. White, M. Schadewald, J. Brinkman, J. Nabor, B. Stewart, C. Rawlins, D Karlinsky. 4th ROW- G. Hassi, K. Sperstad, K. McGee, R Newkirk, B. Rageth, Coach Lee. Boy's Track-Junior Varsity- (Left) S. Chap- man, J. Porter, J. Rudolph, M. Ludin, B. Heineman, L. Ligocki, C. White, J. Diehn, 2nd ROW- D. Bopp, R. Engel, T. Stigler, B. Schmidt, L. Obluck, B. Rageth, B. Effinger. 3rd ROW- C. Staszewski, W. Brueser, A. Holtz, D. Small, C. Rawlins, B. Orchowski, S. Jensen, S. Plehn. 4th ROW- Coach Lee, P. Schmidt, D. McGee, S. White, B. Stadler, M. Small, D. Kreider, S. Bowers, Coach Norden- toft. LOWER LEFT- J. Dickert; UPPER LEFT- J. Slaski; U. RIGHT- C. Rawlins; C. RIGHT- L. Swan, J. Kainz, Coach Vehannen, M. Ellis; L R - B. Eccker. OPP. PAGE- L. Left- L. Genzmer; U. Left- N. Rados, M. Rathke; U. RIGHT- P. Sculley; L. RIGHT- B. Danielson. 131 Junior Varsity - UPPER LEFT (left) B. Kelly, K. Jaske, L Biesenthal, L. McKenzie, S. Banasynski, M. DeRubis, D. Biesenthal.—T. Karlinsky, L. Slaski, M. Allen, D. Stender, S. King, H. Brueser, S. Mercier, J. Allen, V. Peterson, C. Bollman.—Coach Vehannen, N. Ulrickson, M. Uribe, S. Banasynski, M. Gardner, D. McGee, L. Swan, P. Sculley, A. Kelly, Coach Erickson. LOWER LEFT- M. DeRubis, CENTER RIGHT- C. Smedema, CENTER LEFT- A. Reynders. ON YOUR MARK 132 GET SET! GO! The girl's track team started off their year with many returning letter women. Coaches Erikson and Vehanen had a selection of talent to work with. The captains, Ann Hood and Susie Schnitzler, both seniors, were previous letter winners. The varsity squad had such a good team that they qualified eleven girls and eight positions to sectionals. The year was an overall success. The team lost one conference game to Wilmot, and placed second in con- ference to Waterford out of twelve schools. Senior Jill Dickert, a discus thrower, went all the way to state. The team looks forward to another year of success with fifteen retur- ning letter winners. Varsity BELOW (left) M. Rathke, K. Theisen, S. Schnitzler, D. Kainz, J. Dickert—J. Kainz, K. Humcke, L. Genzmer, M. Ellis, N. Rados, T. Conroy.—Coach Erickson, C. Chrisman, C. Adler, C. Butler, J. Stewart, C. Smedema, K. Armstrong, J. Karlinsky, Coach Vehanen.—NOT PIC. A. Hood, J. Bopp, D. Fisher, A. Reynders, C. Pawinski. LEFT-M. Ellis, A. Hood 133 HIT AND RUN EXPERTS Candid I D. OPP. PG. TOP LEFT- K. Roder, TOP RIGHT- T. Knurr, BOTTOM RIGHT- M. Seidel and J. Knautz. Freshmen LOWER LEFT (left) J. Swenson, B. Chapman, M. DeRubis, B. Milligan, M. Swan, B. Kern, R. Frievalt.—R. Fogl, J. Szalewski, S. Shaffer, D. Strader, D. Adamski, R. Thorton, B. Douglas, T. Strum.—M. Rossetto, S. Rawlins, C. jahn, T. Szada, T. Gallina, R. Brost, T. Gallina. Coach Jerry Swan Junior Varsity UPPER LEFT (left) D. Sauer, K. Jensen, S. Jaquith, B. Andrews, R. Behymer.-M. Swenson, K. Schmidt, P. Teuteberg, K. O'Connell, J. Madison, J. Ur- ban, J. Foat, M. Ashenbrenner.-D. Spencer, D. Kern, K. Tath, D. Uebelacker, R. Beck, G. Tiegs, Coach Don Enright Hopefully the guys' varsity team will be bouncing back strong and with a winning record next season. Coach Douglas will be starting off with 13 returning players-10 seniors and 3 juniors-but the captain and Most Valuable Player, Tom Knurr, will, of course, not be among them. Last season's record 7 wins and 9 losses wasn't quite as good as the previous year's, but will be the last of its kind. There should be more good weather, good players, and good hitting. And, especially-a good turnout of fans to cheer the boys on. The student body hopes those 13 players will bring us luck and a championship team. Varsity (left) T. Lenz, K. Tabor, M. Seidel, ). Knautz, T. Knurr—T. McAdams, K. Ashen- brenner, C. Ball, R. Rachwal, S. Swan, J. Adler —R. Zajdel, R. Staedter, S. Brecklin, B. Schmidt, D. Gullekson, L. Armstrong, P. Thompson, R. Asler, K. Roder, Coach Bob Douglas. 135 PIGSKIN PLAYERS Varsity (UPPER) ROW 1, l.-r - R. Beck, B. Schmidt, D. Baker, S. Wagner, T. Pokvvinski, J. Burrow, M. Loker, D. Rakowski, B. Heinemann, K. Fisher, D. Halfenstein, D. Pratt, B. Lang. ROW 2 - D. Adaminski, D. Harris, T. McAdams, B. Rathke, D. Uebelacker, K. Schmidt, C. Ball, M. Orcholski, K. Jensen, P. Teuteberg, P. Bethke, P. Schmidt, T. Stigler, D. Bopp. ROW 3 - Coach Nordentoft, J. Rudolf, Coach Ackerman, D. Gulleckson, B. Anich, B. Stewart, C. Luedke, B. Craig, B. Haynes, J. Williams, B. Oberholtzer, J. Lindell, M. Swenson, T. Ross, J. Diehn, J. Nabor, D. Kern, D. McGee, M. Schadewald, W. Brueser, J. Brinkman, S. Brecklin, Coach Enright. NOT PIC. Hagen Streckel. Freshman (OPP. PAGE, TOP) ROW 1 - S. Porter, D. Porter, J. Walejewski, P. Slaski, J. Milligan, S. Nordentfot, J. Shorougian, R. Hogan, M. Poznanski, K. Hotz, T. Feeley, Coach Asmann. ROW 2 - G. Beck, R. Rachwal, P. Scholovich, R. Tatrow, L. Pestor, J. Sullivan, D. Rolfe, D. Harland, D. Kipperman, Coach Hoagland. ROW 3 - S. Boebel, N. Smedema, J. Stumpner, G. Schadewald, M. Hritz, B. Prebil, T. Gougher, R. Hoover, T. Knobel, M. Debrose, L. Kreger ROW 4 - S. Pokowinski, J. Streckel, K. Bopp, J. Albert, M. Ksobiech, J. Gruling, M. Sparby, J. Martin, T. Madden, B. Papineau. ROW 5 - K. Chapman, G. Luedkte, J. Teske, D. Gainer, R. Gaszak, J. Kainz, D. McGraw, T. McGuire, T. Barborich, NOT PIC. Coach Smith. Junior Varsity (OPP. PAGE, BOTTOM) ROW 1 - Coach Johnson, B. Kern, K. O'Connell, N. Bethke, S. Jensen, B. Milligan, B. Effinger, Coach Smedema. ROW 2 - J. Szalewski, T. Gallina, S. Schafer, T. Szada. ROW 3 - M. Lundein, J. Anschutz, K. Hammel, K. Pine, D. Strickler, J. Porter, D. Bartholomew. ROW 4 T. Williams, R. Papinau, B. Douglas, S. Chapman, E. Gohde, J. Loker, S. Stewart. The 1975 football season was successful in terms of wins and losses. The team, coached by Don Enright, ended the season with a win-loss record of 6-3, and tied with Salem for second place in the Eastern Division of the Southern Lakes Conference. The Indians lost their last game to Burlington, and in the process, lost the chance to play in the Divisional Championship against Big Foot. The week previous to the Burlington game, Mukwonago had beaten Elkhorn, the one team that had defeated Burlington the entire season. Unfortunately, the victory had a price. The Indians lost the services of Hagen Streckel, a talented running back. This, com- bined with the losses of Basil Stewart and Bob Anich (during the Delavan game) and the loss of Dave Rakowski (during the East Troy game) left the Indians four starters short going into the Burlington game. A double overtime loss to Salem in the second game of the season could have demoralized the Indians, but they showed great character and determination by following this loss with four con- secutive victories. Again after the disappointing Homecoming loss to Wilmot, the Indians fought back to gain a shot at the Eastern Division Championship. 137 138 TOP- Mukwonago defense. CENTER-LEFT- Goal line defense. IMMED. LEFTl.-r. - J. Nabor, P. Schmidt, R. Howard, S. Brecklin, S. Wagner, M. Porter, Coach Enright, J. Willaims, B. Oberholtzer. OPP. PAGE TOP LEFT- Mukwonago defense. TOP RIGHT- T. Gallina. BOTTOM- Mukwonago offense. 139 LET'S Volleyball is now becoming a highly competitive sport among girls as well as boys. Each year the turnout increases and the techni- ques of the girls is more advanced. The coach wishes all girls could make the team. The strategy of the game was bump, set, spike, but it did not always turn out that way. Whatever the strategy the girls had in mind must have worked, because they obtained a third in conference, with a 14-7 win-loss record, and won their own regionals, and finished strong third in sectionals. This was a vast im- provement upon last year's squad. Next year we look forward to another strong squad with four returning varsity members and a strong junior varsity team to pick from. The captains Mary Ellis and Jennifer Kainz, both previous letter winners in the sport, were the reason for the team's spirit. The Junior Varsity completed the season with a 18-12 game record. The coach Miss Wendy Vehanen has coached the team ever since it has been established, but this is the first season it has gone so far. Maybe it is because of the ambition in the girls or because Miss V. has learned how to obtain the best results with eager female athletes. DO THE HUSTLE Candid I.D. LEFT-M. Ellis and J. Kainz OPP. PG.-UPPER LEFT- (left) C. Pawinski, H. Tominsek, M. Ellis—UPPER RIGHT-K. Armstrong Varsity OPP. PAGE-LOWER RIGHT (left) J. Bopp, H. Brueser, H. Tominsek, C. Pawinski, D. McGee, B. Blom, P. Cassidy, K. Armstrong, M. Ellis, ). Kainz. Coach Miss Wendy Vehanen assts. T. Karlinski and ). Brueser junior Varisty LOWER LEFT (left) Coach Wendy Vehanen, J. Crawley, D. Fisher, J. Peterson, J. Karlinski, B. Fitzgerald, N. Rados, L. Mayotte, C. Chrisman, T. Karlinski, NOT PIC. J. Williamson and J. Leenhouts 140 BUMP - SET - SPIKE 141 GYMNASTS THRIVE ON PERFECTION The 1975-76 season was a very successful year, especially since most of the girls were freshmen and sophomores. And with such a young team the upcoming years should also be very successful. The team had two all- arounds , senior Lois Genzmer and freshman, Julie Kummer. Two freshmen, Mary Fluery and Lei Ann Talaska, have the ability to become all-around gymnasts next year. With Mary Brown, Colleen Wojtasiak, and Julie Fisher com- peting on the floor, Benita and Cheri Fitzgerald on both the vault and unevens, Connie Grunewald and Dayle Falvey on the unevens, and Kathy Hill and Lei Ann Talaska on the beam; we had depth at every level. Next season the girls will be expected to compete with optional routines which will encourage creativity and variety in their routines. GYMNAST ICS-(left-right) ROW 1-M. Brown, S. Kazmierski, L. Tuttle, L. Talaska, C. Grunewald-ROW 2-K. Hill, J. Fisher, D. Falvey, L. Genzmer, M. Gardner, Coach Carr-ROW 3-M. Fluery,). Kummer, C. Wo- jtasiak, S. Banaszynski, B. Fitzgerald Candids-UPPER RIGHT-L. Genzmer UPPER CENTER-). Kummer-LOWER LEFT-(left- right)-C. Wojtasiak, K. Hill 142 1 HARRIERS 3rd IN CONFERENCE The Cross Country teams had a very good season this year. Varsity compiled an 8-3 win-loss record while J.V. compiled a 10-1 record. In the conference meet the Varsity placed third as a whole, while J.V. placed second. The team captain was senior Brad Rauguth and most Valuable player was John Rageth. Cross Country-(left-right)-ROW 1-J. Larkin, R. Rageth, S. Jaquith, M. Small, S. White, M. Swan-ROW 2-S. Maxfield, A. Holtz, S. Radtke, B. Stein, T. Sperstad, S. Chapman- ROW 3-j. Rageth, S. Plein, C. White, R. Engle, B. Rauguth, D. Porter-ROW 4-Coach Hoafman, C. Staszewski, B, Stadler, S. Swan, C. Jahn, J. Teske, Coach Lee UPPER LEFT- Lois Genzmer 143 GRAPPLERS 1 This year the team was again coached by three very reliable men, Mainella, Acker- man, and Hoagland. The team's over-all season record was 9-2, with losses to Burlington and Whitewater. The squad had many seasoned veterans back, but also many new and inexperienced people. The team will lose five of its twelve varsity squad. Members graduating are Cam White, Larry Armstrong, Dale Bopp, Hagen Streckel, and Pat Kroll. The squad won the conference tournament and shared the over-all title with Whitewater until the coin flip, when MHS won. I he team has not won con- ference since 1969. Six members went to regionals, four to sectionals, and two to state. Here there was another first since this is the greatest number since 1969. In 1969 three people went to state, and now we have two, Shawn White at 98 and Cam White at 119. The team placed second in sectionals out of 48 schools. This is the best finish in the history of wrestling at this school. This year several school records were broken, among them: Cam White broke the most wins with 79 as of our deadline, and 62 conference championships. Mark Swenson broke the most wins in the heavyweight (lass with 19-6. Individual conference cham- pionships went to Shawn White. The j.V. squad finished its second year in a row as conference champs with only one loss. It was a great season. 144 OPP. PG.-UPPER RIGHT-Varsity-(left-right) ROW 1-L. Davis, A. Maxfield, L. Armstrong, C. White, P. Scholovich, B. Milligan, S. White, J. Karlinski-ROW 2-Coach Mainella, Coach Ackerman, J. Szjalewski, B. Bopp, T. Saunders, M. Swenson, T. Stigler, P. Kroll, H. Streckel, Coach Hoagland. OPP. PG.-BOT- TOM-Exhibition-(left-right)ROW 1-C. Gulla, j. Milligan, T. Krause, W. Smith, L. Line- ROW 2-D. Stinke, T. Seuring, A. Schultz, D. Martin, D. Harland, J. Streckel, LOWER BOTTOM-J.V.-(left-right) ROW1-B. Rageth, B. Merlau, j. Locker, E. Gohde, J. Krumrei, J. Sullivan-ROW 2-J. Schiessl, B. Anich, J. Porter, J. Foat, N. Chetney, M. Small Candids-UPPER LEFT-J. Foat-UPPER CENTER- B. Milligan-OPP. PG. LOWER LEFT- C. White. 145 UPPER RIGHT, C. White-CENTER RIGHT, S. White-CENTER LEFT, H. Streckel-LOWER LEFT, Coach Mainella, LOWER RIGHT-S. Jaquith 146 ALMOST, BUT NOT QUITE The Boys' basketball team, coached by Mr. Swan and led by captains Scot Brecklin and Jim Nabor, ended the season with a 12- 4 record. After losing their first conference game to Salem, the In- dians came back to win the next eight games before losing to Badger. The biggest disappoint- ment came with a loss to last place Wilmot with only two games left. The Indians won against Delavan to leave the Conference title decision up to the Burlington game. Losing to Burlington, the Indians settled for second place. MHS 70 Arrowhead 42 56 C. Memorial 590.T. 66 S. Central 73 65 Waterford 57 67 U. Grove 660.T. 56 Elkhorn 54 66 Wilmot 45 72 East Troy 40 56 Burlington 46 68 Big Foot 34 69 S. Central 55 55 Badger 71 68 Waterford 47 67 U. Grove 49 60 Whitewater 53 39 Wilmot 49 n 73 Delavan 60 46 Burlington 64 Boys J.V. (THIS PAGE BOTTOM) ROW 1: Coach Smedema, S. Stacy, B. Stadler, D. Small. ROW 2: J. Knautz, R. Za- jdel, R. Adler, R. Koch. ROW 3: K. Jensen, P. Bethke, D. McGee. Boys B” Team (OPP. PG. LOWER) ROW 1: Coach Palmer, V. Klockner, J. Teske, B. Orcholski, C. Jahn. ROW 2: B. Douglas, J. Prokop, S. Pokwinski, M. Swan, N. Bethke. ROW 3: S. Chapman, B. Effinger, R. Engel, S. Radtke. 148 Boys Frosh (OPP. PG. TOP) ROW 1: Coach Lee, B. Prebil, K. Schultz, M. Andler, J. Gruling, B. Adler. ROW 2: D. Kelly, S. Nordentoft, J. Shorougian, R. Rachwal, P. Stadler, T. McGuire, ROW 3: G. Pagel, M. Ksobiech, N. Smedema, T. Sperstad, G. Schadewald. Boys Varsity (THIS PG. TOP) ROW 1: Coach Swan, D. Small, S. Bowers, J. Nabor, j. Brinkman, D. McGee. ROW 2: S. Stacy, B. Stadler, P. Bethke, S. Brecklin, J. Knautz, K. Jensen. ROW 3: R. Zajdel, S. Swan, K. Roder, R. Adler, R. Koch. 149 R r— OPP. PAGE - TOP LEFT: 15-K. Roder, 55-S. Bowers. TOP RIGHT: J. Nabor. LOWER LEFT: J. Nabor, S. Brecklin. LOWER RIGHT I- r: S. Brecklin, 33-J. Brinkman, 15-K. Roder, J. Nabor. THIS PAGE - TOP LEFT: 13-S. Brecklin, 33- j. Brinkman. TOP RIGHT: J. Knautz. LOWER LEFT: R. Engel. CENTER: 41-J. Nabor, ABOVE: 33-J. Brinkman, 41-J. Nabor, 55- S. Bowers. 151 The Girl's Basketball teams participated in their first season of competition. Eighty-five girls tried out for the fifteen Varsity and fif- teen J.V. positions. The Varsity team, coached by Mr. Douglas, compiled an impressive record of 9 wins and 3 losses. Equally im- pressive was the 11-1 win-loss record of the J.V., coached by Mr. Bethke. The girls won the Regional competition and advanced to the Sectional Tournament for a chance of going on to State, but were dropped out of the competition with a loss to Badger. The girls should be congratulated on their excellent season. MHS 44 C. Memorial 39 52 Wilmot 22 31 Whitewater 34 58 Elkhorn 18 45 Palmyra 42 41 Wilmot 16 65 Elkhorn 16 49 Delavan 44 21 St. Mary's 26 45 Whitewater 32 61 C. Memorial 30 47 Delavan 55 Regionals MHS 43 Stoughton 40 45 Muskego 16 Sectionals MHS 34 Badger 36 48 Janesville 64 Girls J.V. (TOP) ROW 1: V. Keller, M. Ferris, M. Malewicki, T. Mulholland, D. Madison, C. Butler. ROW 2: Coach Bethke, J. Klussendorf, D. Imme, D. Samuels, B. Duvernal. ROW 3: K. Kipp, 8. Heinig, C. Luther, D. Steadter, K. Sullivan, B. Kelly. Girls Varsity (RIGHT) ROW 1: M. Winkler, Coach Douglas, K. Hansen. ROW 2: B. McIntyre, M. DeRubis, I Mayotte, K. Armstrong, M. Ellis. ROW 3: S. Wegner, K. Effinger, T. Conroy, J. Kainz, M. Allen. 152 TOP LEFT: J. Kainz, TOP RIGHT: l-r.: (dark uniforms) J. Kainz, S. Wegner, K. Effinger. LOWER LEFT: T. Conroy, S. Wegner, M. Ellis, L. Mayotte, B. McIntyre, J. Kainz, M. DeRubis (BACK), K. Effinger, M. Winkler, Coach Douglas. LOWER RIGHT: M. Ellis. 153 EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVISTS Boy's B-Ball-BOTTOM-(left-right) ROW 1-B. Milligan, M. DeRubis, D. Rakowski, J. Diehn, D. Pratt, M. Orcholski, B. Schmidt, B. Rauguth, A. Holtz-ROW 2-M. Small, D. Asamski, T. Brierton, J. Locker, R. Harris, T. Callena, D. Adaminski, M. Boebel, T. Pisarek, R. Beck-ROW 3-W. Brueser, C. White, T. Williams, R. Thornton, P. Lewan- dowski, R. Bennet, T. Saunders, K. Schmidt, V. Gulla, D. Gullekson, C. Staszeski, B. Radtke-ROW 4-R. Staedter, J. Sullivan, T. Pokwinski, R. Howard, j. Blott, J. Burrows, S. Kipp, P. Tueteberg, J. Rageth, ). Urban, M. Swenson, B. Oberhaltzer-ROW 5-L. Armstrong, K.Jenson, S. Plein, L. Ligocki, R. Behymer Girl's V-Ball-UPPER RIGHT-(left-right)-ROW 1- S. Helfenstein, L. Heitsman, S. Swan, M. Grieser, J. Pakenham, V. Keller, P. Benavides, C. Beckman, K. McCarthy-ROW 2- D. Strader, R. Klein, M. Allen, L. Koniecz- ny, P. Devlin, B. Heining, C. Stemper, P. Sculley, C. Martens, L. McKenzie 154 SPIRIT OF 76 UPPER LEFT Freshman Blue-(left-right)-M. Fluery, Y. Bjorklund, L. Huisman, L. Lepack, N. P. T. Mulholand Varsity B. Ball-(left-right) ROW 1-V. Peter- son, N. Turner ROW 2 R. McGuire, S. King, ). Stewart, C. Smedema, K. Sugden, ROW 3- L. Price Candid - UPPER RIGHT - Left - Right - D. Biesenthal, S. Kleis 155 CENTER RIGHT-J.V. Football-(left to right) ROW 1-L Tuttle, C. Wojtasiak, S. Kazmierski ROW 2-C. Tatrow, C. Grunewald, M. Gardner LOWER RIGHT-J.V. B. Ball-(left- right)ROW 1-S. Banaszynski-ROW 2 S. Finke, L. Tuttle-ROW 3-M. Gardner, K. Strombeck, K. Reeves-ROW 4-C. Chrisman LOWER LEFT-Varsity Football-(left-right)- ROW 1-J. Holzman, M. Bucher, P. Casassa, S. Kleis, D. Stender-ROW 2-M. Brown, D. Biesenthal, L. Biesenthal Candid-CENTER LEFT-S. Kleis UPPER LEFT-Frosh Gold-(left-right)M. Frassetto, K. Chrisman, J. Kummer, K. Flardtke, J. Rozek BOTTOM-Wrestling-(bottom-top) M. Bucher, T. Harker, D. Biesenthal, L. Swan, L. Biesenthal, P. Casassa Candid-UPPER RIGHT-(left-right)C. Chrisman, M. Gardner 157 F.B.L.A. “It's a good experience and you get to know a lot of different businesses. -A junior- Pep Club “It makes good basketball signs! “They cheer our team on! “They sponsored Parents' Night. -Seniors- F.M.C.C It's really cool! You learn about emergency situations and you get a lot out of it (including mouth to mouth resuscitation) . -A Freshman- I get to appreciate music because I learn how difficult it is to play well and get it all together. -A Senior- Ski Club I don't believe the theory easy up, hard down! I think it hurts more coming down. -A Senior- F.C.A. I like it - we do a lot of stuff and it makes you more aware of God. -A Junior- Spanish Club There have only been two meetings but the banquet is so good I'd join just to go to it. -A Junior Girl- Pep Club We support our boys and girls -A Sophomore- THE PRODUCERS ARROW staff has been work- ing hard to give you another fine yearbook. Much of the credit goes to Kelly Porter, editor, and Mrs. Roeber, advisor, who never seem to rest or let any other staff member rest if they see them slack- ing off. The annual room is, of course, especially busy around the times for deadlines. This year the staff has been making a special Bicentennial edi- tion, centering on individuality. This is the most expensive book ever put out. It has more color and pages than ever before. It will be entered in Nationwide Competi- tion. Editor-In-Chief.....Kelly Porter Departments: Business ...........Trish Conroy Jill Peterson Cover Design .... Jennifer Kainz Classes Freshman .......Vicki Underberg Mary Brown Sophomore...................Jodi Williams Colleen Wojtasiak Junior....................Joanna Luzack Kathy McCarthy Senior..............Kim Prokop Gail Stadler Faculty ............Doug Johnson Chris Staszewski Organizations......Jill Peterson Jean Ignasiak Special Events......Kelly Porter Laura Draeger Sports................Jody Bopp Nina Rados Copy.........................Sue Shimkus Joy Orgas Kris Humcke Dayle Falvey Photography . . Joanna Luzak Jodi Koller Laura Summer Printing Mike Siedel Paul Schmidt Tom McAdams Vickie Donovan Dave Kern Trish Conroy Handwriting . . .... Kris Humcke Typing End Sheets . . . Lynn Mondloch Sandy Denio Index The 1975 - 1976 POW WOW mem- bers are: Editors in Chief .... Karen Kufalk Laurie Mitchell Sports Editor.....Mary Gardner Jeff Prokop Photo Editor........Pat Cassidy Reporters ..........Terri Baker Lori Davis, Barb Deneen, Kristy Hasen, Jay Huisman, Marie Janovetz, Scott Leonard, Terry Suering, Jodi Williams, Colleen Wojtasiak, Marie Wolfe, Marge Zainer Advisor..........M. W. Hoagland 160 Juniors and Seniors lucky enough to have teacher recommendations and at least a 3.2 overall average are members of the National Honor Society. This year the group is trying to scrape up enough money for a trip. You can find them selling candy, popcorn, and soda at every home basketball game! They're also busy making plans for the annual Spring Banquet. Then new Juniors will take the in- itiation oath and Seniors will receive their gold cords. OFFICERS President - Pat Williamson Vice President - Dennis McGee Secretary - Cindy Baumann Treasurer - Paul Bethke ROW 1: C. Bauman, P. Bethke, P. William- son, ROW 2: H. Streckel, K. Porter, D. Teske, D. Biesenthal, W. Rickard, S. Shimkus, ROW 3: D. Baker, P. Miller, K. Prokop, L. Mondloch, ROW 4: J. Lindell, N. Rados, H. Tominsek, J. Knautz, S. Goff POW wow The POW WOW is published nine times yearly. Our purpose is to inform the student body and the community of the major events that are taking place around the school. The Editors, along with their staff, have the right to publish what they feel should be brought to the attention of the student body, as long the publication is within the boundaries of three laws that con- cern authors—particularly—the copywright law, laws against libel, and laws protecting the right of privacy. 161 TRIPPINGLY ON THE TONGUE Drama Club - U.R., ROW 1. S. Kazmierski, K. Muecke, L. Bowers, J. Heitsman, L. M. Malawicki, ROW 2. C. Grunewald, K. DeRubies, D. Teske, K. Vega, M. Devlin, L. Hesman, ROW 3. C. Hunnicut, J. Hood, L. Bittner, R. Gold, C. Fitzgerald, ROW 4. M. Ross, P. Morrow, K. Goetch, L. Luhman, B. Ready, J. Rosetto, M. Frasetto, D. Presta, ROW 5. D. Krieder, W. Rickard, P. Cooper, ROW 6. S. Reeves, L. Glassnap, J. Dahlberg. Debate Club L.L- ROW 1. A. Schultz, M. Malewicki, D. Spencer, Y. Borkin, D. Harris, B. Fitzgerald, B. Grieser Forensics ROW 1. B. Fitzgerald, R. McGuire, ROW 2. R. Teske, C. Pawinski, D. Kreider, B. Heining, ROW 3. K. Vega, D. Harris, L. Sumner. 162 Forensics Mr. Heagle has high hopes for his Forensics team. He plans to fill all of the categories with exuberant members- both old and new. This year the team will travel to at least three invitational meets, followed by subdistrict, district, and hopefully state. They're sure to have a successful season! This year Debate Club lost its seasoned debators. All the present members are greenhorns. But they caught on fast and are now doing a good job. (Their 10-8 record proves that.) The proud group has taken home a first place trophy from the Oak Creek meet. In January, they will attend Conference at Burlington and Whitewater. Drama Club has had a busy year. They had a dance, a bake sale, and two taffy apple sales. All were a big success. Proceeds go toward a trip to New York in the spring. It hopes to give each member $100.00 toward the trip. They hope to see Broadway shows. At Christmastime they performed four skits for the Prairie View and Clarendon Avenue schools. Twenty-five cents a week is charged for dues. They go toward a separate fund for seeing plays and such. This year MATCHMAKER by Thornton Wilder, and BERNADINE, by Mary Chase, were put on. 1975-76 club officers are: President, Dana Teske, Vice Kathy DeRubeis, Treasurer, Connie Grunewald, and Secretary, Karla Vega. 163 ANYONE FOR THE FOREIGN LEGION? This year's Spanish Club had their annual popcorn sale. They plan on using the money to go to a Spanish restaurant in Milwaukee. Then they can get a taste of the culture they've been studying. German Club may be discreet in its activities, but it has really ac- complished a lot. The club has had a candy sale, a convention in Racine, and a banquet. The club plans to take a trip to Germany in March of 1977. Depending on the money situation, they all want to go. If there is not enough money, only the members who contributed the most will go. Advisor Mr. Traynor is keeping track of how much each member works. Officers for the club are: Pres. Cheryl Stemper, V. Pres. Pam Sculley, Sec. Wendy Rickard, and Treas. Rosita Klein. Spanish Club - U.L. J. Williams, T. Schneeberg, C. Smedema, S. King, C. Wo- jtasiak, G. White, A. King, D. Stender, M. Brown, Sr. Simon, J. Peterson, ). Stewart, R. Chetney. German Club - L.L.-ROW 1, R. Klein, W. Rickard, C. Stemper, P. Sculley, ROW 2, L. Klein, J. Bopp, D. Imme, ROW 3, G. Gredricks, L. Davis, L. Jacobi, B. DeBrost. ROW 4, R. Frievalt, J. Huisman, P. Schindler, M. DeBrost. ABOVE: Glockenspiel in Munich. ACROSS: Pam, Cheryl, Wendy and Robyn and a bus in Germany. 164 A.F.S. - U.R. - K. Vega, Rudy, K. Soderberg, J. Ignasiak, Mr. Bethke, P. Devlin, D. Imme, L. Milazzo, W. Rickard, L. Nielson, T. Schaffer, K. Sullivan, T. Porter, P. Miller, P. Cooper, Mrs. Murphy, K. McKarthy, J. Hofert, M. Uribe, S. Banzynski. Key Club-L.R. ROW 1, C. Chichon, B. Lang, C. Gulla, K. Kummer, ROW 2, E. Schieter, J. Himbaugh, B. Andrews, B. Schrougian, S. Radtke, S. Nordentoft, D. Kelly, J. Porter, S. Jensen, V. Gulla, K. Schlieter, Mr. Norden- toft, ROW 3, J. Huisman, J. Swenson, M. Swenson, C. Ligocki, P. Pawinski, B. Haynes, B. Stewart, J. Brinkman, ). Diehn. A.F.S. AND KEY CLUB Key Club is a youth organiza- tion sponsored by the Kiwanis. They raise funds for service pro- jects around the school and com- munity. They supplied Christmas trees to families, provided buses for old people to get to the elec- tion polls and other such projects. They are presently raising funds for a free fishing trout pond in Eagle. AFS-The purpose of the American Field Service is to foster understanding between more than 60 nations. AFS works through the medium of scholarships for senior year high school students. This year's Mukwonago AFS student is Kevin McGee who is spending the year in France. AFS programs are primarily operated by unpaid volunteers world-wide. This year there are 2216 American students abroad in 55 countries. AFS emplctys 160 workers in the U. S. A. and 132 workers in 43 national of- fices overseas. AFS offers oppor- tunities for students between 16 and 18 to live a year or summer with families in different cultures, to attend school and to participate fully in the activities of new com- munities. 165 CLASS OFFICERS AND STUDENT GOVERNMENT (BOTTOM) Frosh Off. - Mary Malewicki-Pres., Amy King-Vice, Lori Huisman-Sec., Martha Malewicki-Treas. (RIGHT) Soph. Off. - John Winkler-Pres., Linda Swan- Vice., Michelle Uribe-Sec., Kerry Sullivan- Treas. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Jr. Off. - Kathy Jaske-Pres., Jill Peterson- Vice., Sue King-Sec., Jodi Stewart-Treas. (OPP. PG. TOP) Sr. Off. - Dennis McGee-Pres., Rosanne McGuire-Vice, Kim Effinger-Sec., Jim Diehn-Treas. (OPP. PG. L.L.) Student Gov't Off. - Jim Lindell-Pres., Brad Rauguth-Vice., Joanna Luczak-Sec.-Treas. 166 (BOTTOM RIGHT) Student Government - Mr. Smith, J. Lindell, B. Rauguth, J. Diehn, E. Gardner, J. Teske, L. Milazzo, D. Arndt, ). Luczak, D. McGee, H. Streckel, V. Lorentz, B. Heinig, R. McGuire, C. White, J. Krumrei, M. Gardner, K. Hill, S. Jensen, T. Brierton, K. Vega, P. Morrow, C. Schoolcraft, M. Ferris, M. DeRubeis, J. McKenzie, S. Leonard, B. Schmidt, R. Stein, J. Winkler, K. Armstrong, L. Davis, P. Cassidy, B. Blom, K. DeRubeis, W. Rickard, K. Sullivan, M. Uribe, B. Duvernell, J. Peter- son, L. Swan, S. King, T. Schneeberg, C. Wo- jtasaiak, J. Stewart, K. Jaske, M. janovetz, G. White, A. King, L. Huisman, J. Williams Student Government, advised by Mr. Smith, began the year by sponsoring activities for Homecoming spirit week. The most unusual event was Almost Anything Goes night. At Christ- mas, the council showed W.C. Field's films in the center. The ma- jor objective of the Student council this year is building student interest for the new football and track field. Get involved. Your student govern- ment needs you! Pres. - Jim Lindell V. Pres. - Brad Rauguth Sec. Tres. - Joanna Luczak SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS Science Club Mr. Kohl, W. Rickard, J. Pollack, L. Swan, L. Koneiczny, ROW 2: T. Conroy, M. Vogl, J. Jeske, J. Huisman, D. Freton, S. Shimkus, V. Gulla, J. Bopp, C. Cichon, B. Lang. Radio Club has a new advisor this year, Mr. Harder. The club is, in a way, starting over. This year it is concentrating on building an antennae system. With a lot of ef- fort on the part of the Radio Club members and Mr. Harder, the high school may possibly have its own radio station in two years or so. Keep your lines open, Mars! Pres. - Kurt Schlieter V. Pres. - Larry Ligocki Sec. Tres. - Larry Ligocki Radio Club ROW 1: E. Schlieter, L. Ligocki, K. Schlieter, R. Jacobchick, B. Manshot, ROW 2: Mr. Harder, T. Searing, J. Huisman, A. Maxfield, S. Cappo. 168 Ski Club (part 1) ROW 1: J. Peterson, L. Jacobi, J. Ignasiak, J. Hoefert, ROW 2: D. Imme, C. Pawinski, T. Schaffer, D. Imme, W. Schwemner, S. Denio, M. Frisetto, L. Biesenthal, S. Kleis, L. Swan, K. Hansen, J. Kainze, T. Hoebner, M. Uribe, K. Sullivan, S. Banaszynski, S. Kazmierski, B. Duvernal, D. Barker, J. Klussendorf. ROW 3: B. Trainor, S. Reeves, M. Janovetz, K. Reeves, B. Heideman, S. Zergoski, L. Stach, S. Agne, B. Holat. ROW 4: M. Folley, T. Falvey, B. Mixdorf, W. Knippschild, B. Kroll, M. Stock, S. Denio, B. Haynes, C. Knudson, R. Bollman, M. Dobrose, M. Orcholski, C. Tiegs, T. Brierton, B. Andrews, S. Schaffer, T. Szada, P. Cooper, J. Diehn, C. Bollman, J. Manica, W. Rickard, J. Szalewski, J. Schiessl, B. Rickard, S. Goff, T. McGuire, L. Bergsma, G. Pagel, j. Kainz, J. Hood. Ski Club (part 2) ROW 1: C. Sledenslag, L. Larson, D. Jaske. ROW 2: M. DeRubis, P. Cassidy, C. Wale- jewski, C. Martins, ROW 3: D. Meier, D. Johnson, C. Cichon, M. Boebel, B. Raguth, B. Hanson, J. Bopp, J. Walejewski, J. Ignasiak, P. Mueller, S. Maxfield. Faster than a runaway ski! More powerful than a broken chairlift! Able to leap fallen novices in a single bound! It's a sled! It's a tobbaggan! No, it's the Mukwonago Ski Club, making its seasonal appearance on the slopes. This year they will take their skiing prowess to Canada. This is made possible by the sale of some cute stationery earlier in the year. (The sales campaign was successful due to cunning sales pitches and pleading eyes.) They have spon- sored a successful dance, too. Success has been theirs, off and on the hills. Happy skiing! Chess Club (I.I.) J. Madison, C. Bartolatta, N. Bitolath, J. Hiusman, T. McGuire, B. Lang, Mr. Sidie, D. Uebelacker, B. Merlau 169 BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL! (OPP. PG. TOP) FCA - ROW 1: Mr. Smedema, Mr. Enright, M. Swenson, A. Kelly, M. Vogl, D. McGee, J. Winkler, ROW 2: J. Szalewski, L. Swan, K. Schmidt, T. Saunders, L. Ligocki, L. Vogl, J. Lindell, T. Conroy, B. Kelly, B. Raguth, L. Genzmer, J. Kainz. (BOTTOM) PEP CLUB - ROW 1: K. Soderberg, R. McGuire, C. Smedema, J. Stewart, S. King, D. Imme, C. Walejewski, R. Rachwal, T. Karlinsky, J. Dahlberg, K. Fredricks, G. Fredricks, C. Cogin, ROW 2: K. F4umke, L. Milazzo, V. Peterson, K. Effinger, T. Conray, G. Stadler, H. Tominsek, P. Block, J. Mulholland, J. Hoefert, C. Pawinski, W. Richard, D. Imme, C. Peterson, W. Schwemmer, B. Stewart, ROW 3: D. Stender, P. Miller, C. Fitzgerlad, N. Turner, J. Peter- son, K. Prokop, L. Price, C. Bauman, P. Williamson, B. Fitzgerald, J. Ignasiak, A. Kelly, B. Duvernall, C. Gohde, D. Gaszak, J. Diehn, ROW 4: B. Raguth. 170 Saint Paul urged the Ephesians in the Bible to talk among themselves about the Lord. This request is kept in mind at meetings of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The group gets together at least twice a month to discuss the problems facing them as Christians in everyday life, as well as in athletics. They plan some outside activities in addition to their regular meetings which often in- volve sports, spectating or par- ticipating. You don't have to be an athlete to join, so if you want to be a part of these activities, join up! Captain - Jim Lindell Co-captain - Mark Swenson Treasurer - Rose Movrich Secretary - Mary Winkler Advisor - Mr. Enright (CENTER) M CLUB - H. Streckel, C. White, D. Porter, D. McGee, M. Seidel, P. Bethke, S. Plehn, S. Jaquith, S. Jensen, K. Crusan, M. Swenson, S. Chapman, B. Fitzgerald, J. Kainz, N. Rados, D. Baker, B. Blom, M. Ellis, M. Winkler, K. Hansen, J. Bopp, T. Karlinski, C. Fitzgerald, K. Effinger, C. Wojtasiak, J. Lindell, B. Raguth, B. Heinemann, C. Staszewski, J. Rudolf, D. Harris, B. Stewart, R. McGuire, N. Turner, S. Swan, D. Bopp, K. Roder, J. Naber, P. Schmidt, M. Schadewald, W. Brueser, J. Brinkman, T. McAdams, M. Brown, A. Kelly. Well, another year with the jocks is well under way. This year, as usual it began with girls' golf and volleyball and boys' cross country and football. At the end of the season, the M-Club held a fall potluck banquet to award players in those sports. For football Jim Naber received the Hip Keller award for being the most outstan- ding senior end; Don Helfenstein, the most improved senior award; Bob Heinemann, the Spirit award; and Dave Kern, the most improved junior award. Many letters were given out to those on the other teams and congratulations were given to the girls' golf champs, boys' cross country and girls' volleyball team for outstanding seasons. Mr. Dahle will be looking for success in the rest of the school year, along with support from the rest of the school. Gail, Lori, Pat and Jan Call the meetings early, And get right down to business with Marge Peterson and Shirley. They had a potluck dinner Before the football bash , And don't forget the skit, for Of course, it was a smash. They had two games for parents, Both of which were played in fall. One was for the pigskin, the other - basketball. So if you've got some spirit With ideas to suggest, Go join the Sporty 40 , And be among the best. FUTURE BOOSTERS (OPP. PG. CENT.) V. I.C.A. - Mr. Nelson, E. Gardner, T. Mc- Mahon, T. Berg, K. Kannard, B. Knors, C. Woods, Teske, M. Corcorand, J. Diehn, R. Knoelke, B. Stewart, K. Kielsk, D. Beyer, J. Hunkins, B. Stine, B. Anny, C. Ligocki, R. Bennet, M. Stock, R. Armstrong, R. Widen- ing, R. Feich, T. Togerson, Mr. Faustman (OPP. PG. TOP) F.M.C.C. - R. Hogan, K. Christman, C. New- try, M. Devlin, P. Devlin, K. McCarthy, R. Klein, L. Sumner, H. Tominsak, G. Stadler, P. Williamson, C. Bauman (TOP) F.B.L.A. ROW 1 - P. Bowey, L. Mondloch, V. Smith, L. Huss, ROW 2 C. Smith, J. Hooker, W. Rickard, Mr. Gowdy, P. Cooper, Mr. Johnson, P. Block, B. Blom, L. Olson, L. Hager. 172 Green Lake. Pres. - Bill Stine V. Pres. - Kevin Kielski Sec. - Debbie Beyer Tres. - Jeff Madison Sgt. at Arms - John Hunkins Reporter - Frank Krammel VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA V.I.C.A. involves students from the industrial arts classes such as, metal working, architecture, elec- tronics, auto mechanics, and woodworking. The club en- courages its members to build their leadership qualities up. Each member develops their own job skills in their area of interest. The club is also involved in the annual State Skill Olympics contest, where each participant uses what he has learned, to compete against others. V.I.C.A. gives students a great op- portunity to put their talents to work. Good Show, V.I.C.A! Of- ficers; Pres. Bill Stein, Vice. Kevin Keilski, Sec. Debbie Beyer, Tres. Jeff Madison, Reporter Frank Grammer, Advisor Mr. Nelson. F.B.L.A. members learn business responsibilities. They work in the book store, selling paper, pens, folders . . . They at- tend regional F.B.L.A. conferences, competing in fields of accounting, clerical, bookkeeping . . . This year F.B.L.A. sponsored the school's first dance, featuring Ramrock . Its great success has left members with a promising out- look for their club. OFFICERS President - Lynn Mondloch Vice President - Paul Bowey Treasurer - Debbie Bonney Secretary - Virginia Smith Archy Club, with Mr. Faust- mann as advisor, has a lot to get in- volved in. In addition to designing a proposed patio for non-smokers, the club has proposed to the town board its design for the Mukwonago square. In the spring, the club hopes to submit to the principal and schoolboard its designs for a proposed auto shop and swimming pool area addition to the high school. A highlight to the year is the club's participation in state competition in April at FUTURE MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB The members of the F.M.C.C. have one objective, to make the world a healthier place to live in. The fiqst step was to look into the professions that are involved in the medical field. Along with the in- sight on professions, the students acquire a background of basic first aid procedures. Throughout the year these ambitious people raise money toward a scholarship for a senior intending to be concerned with the medical well-being of others. Remember, just an apple a day won't keep the Future Medical Careers club away. Officers are; Pres. Pat Devlin, Vice. Kathy Mc- Carthy, Sec-Tres. Rick Hogan, Ad- visor Doc Brown. MUSIC MAKERS Pom - Pons: ROW 1 - K. Sugden, L. Sumner, C. Christman, K. Porter, ROW 2 - C. Grunwald, C. Stemper, M. Janovetz, K. Wagner, H. Tominsek. ROW 3 - K. Prokop, R. Rachwal, P. Morrow Color Guard: ROW 1 - K. Goetsch, T. Fletcher, B. Rolfe, B. Blom, ROW 2 - J. Pollack, L. Draeger, J. McKenzie, C. Wale- jewski, ROW 3 4 - L Drahonovsky, J. Mulholland, P. Williamson, P. Block, D. Larsen, J. McKenzie. Baton Twirlers - M. Pisarik, D. Barber 174 f Symphonic Band: Flutes: Laura Draeger Nina Rados Vickie Keller Jodi Koller Mary Pisarek Pam Sculley Christie Christman Connie Grunwald Pam Wells Jane Lepine Robin Kelms Teresa Fletcher Roxanne Rachwal Lori Price Connie Nau Oboe: Kari Goetsch Bassoon: Eric Schlieter Kelly Porter Tammy Porter B� Clarinet: Chris Warner Clarinet: Heidi Tominsek Lori Davis Kurt Schlieter Jill Smart Beth Blom Jayne Pollock Kim Prokop Roxanne Jahns Jill Klussendorf Cindi Walejewski Cathy Weyer Lorena Drahonovsky Karla Vega Sandy Vertz Becky Rolfe Cindy Matysik Pam Delano Carla Martin ALTO CLARINET: Bonnie Mclntrye Jean McKenzie BASS CLARINET: Dawn Larsen Pat Block ALTO SAX Dick Kirby Bill Orcholski Cathy Sugden Nancy Bartholomew Marie Janovetz Jill Peterson Scott Chapman Allen Anderson TENOR SAX: Brian Lang Chris Staszewski Jan Mulhulland Peggy Morrow BARITONE SAX: Jeannine Holzman FRENCH HORN: Julie Leenhouts Cheri Fitzgerald Cheryl Stemper Jody Bopp CORONET: Dennis McGee John Knautz Nick Vega John Winkler Todd Saunders Randy Stoecker Rick Schultz Jennifer Kainz Doug Johnson Linda McKenzie Bryan Hanson Rod Chetney Craig Cichon Mary DeRubeis Mark Boebel Cathy Chronis Laurie Talatzko Robyn Torgerson TROMBONE: Doak Baker Brian Kufalk Dale Hotz Dave Strickler Scott Brecklin Dave Porter Bob Radtke Brad Milligan BARITONE: Kris Humcke Paul Bethke Pat Williamson Laura Sumner BASS: Bob Craig Dick Harris Bob Hieneman Dale Bopp Ken Kennard STRING BASS: Paul Mueller PERCUSSION: Larry Ligocki Eric Zwisler Mike DeRubeis Jerry Urban Dave Teuteberg Ben Johnson Kevin Kielski Mark Swenson Jeff Foat Jane McKenzie Terry Gallina 175 THE BEAT KEEPERS Pom - Pons: ROW 1 - C. McKenna, K. Christman, T. Harker, K. Rickard, ROW 2 - M. Ferris, L. Tuttle, K. Hill Color Guard: ROW 1 - V. Underberg, L. Klein, C. Hansen, C. Wagner, K. Kufalk, K. Wagner, D. Jay 176 CONCERT BAND: FLUTES: Russ Bishop Kathy Hill John Martin Beth Shankey Marie Ferris David Harris Tamyra Ulesich Jeanne Gross Dwayne Smith Janet Radtke Julie Pakenham Walter Smith Robin Dailey Kathy Thompson Kris Rickard Laura Kamnik Karen Kufalk Robert Hoover Bb ALTO CLARINETS: Christie Hanson FRENCH HORNS: Dawn Schoen Tracy Harker Ken Oswalt Peggy McKenzie Tammy Hueber Carter Hunnicutt BASS CLARINETS: Kathy Kipp Linda Tuttle Linda Klein Debbie Heling TROMBONES: Lorraine Hitesman Diane Jaske Jeff Patrick ALTO SAX: Dodie Fleischmann James Wappenschmidt Jon Teuteberg Barb Duvernell Randy Diest Chris Gereau Kelly Kober Bob Rathke Debbie Stigler Diane Rehberg Mike Ferris Jeff Himbauch Sue Denio David Warnes Janice Ginster OBOE: Paul Stader Andy Maxfield Vickie Underberg John Kainz 1ENOR SAX: Caroline Wagner BARITONES: Debbie Jay BASSOON: Steve Radtke Colleen McKenna Karen Christman Scott Boebel Curt Teuteberg Bb CLARINET: BASS: BARI SAX: Wendy Knippschild Daniel Porter Bryan Papineau Vickie Lorentz Bill Prebil Tim Torgerson Debbie Barber Don Strickler TRUMPETS - CORONETS Jacquelyn Rozek PERCUSSION: Teri Mulhulland Denise Madison Terry Gallina Jane Crawley Kim Wegner John Walejewski Mark Paznarski Tracy Wilkening Tim Krause Daniel Stader Lynn Voelling Joe Donavan Jeff Milligan Karen Rickard Tom Bergsma Neil Smedema Lori Bowers Mike Debrose Ed Scmidt Nancy Ward Steve Powinski Tim Feeley Sue Agne Allen Cobb Gary Luedke Jettie Hitzman Scott Stewart Randy Papineau Kim Roberts Jeff Prokop Barry Holat Kelly Muecke Nathan Chetney Jim Whitehouse 177 JAZZ BANDS Advanced Jazz Band: Alto Sax - R. Kirby, R. Jahns; Tenor Sax - L. Davis, C. Walejewski; Baritone Sax - E. Schlieter; Trumpet - D. McGee, J. Kainz, J. Knautz, B. Hansen, D. Strader, J. Winkler; Trombones - B. Kufalk, J. Wappenschmidt, R. Radtke; Tuba - B. Craig; Drums - D. Johnson, L. Ligocki; Bongos - T. Gallina; Bass K. Schlieter; Piano - N. Vega B Jazz Band: Flute - M. Ferris; Alto Sax - J. Teuteberg, C. Gereau, S. Boebel; Tenor Sax - V. Underberg, C. Teuteberg; Baritone Sax - B. Papineau; Trumpet - D. Strader, T. Mulholland, J. Crawley, F. Schmidt, J. .Milligan, C. Hunnicutt; Trombone - J. Patrick, J. Wappenschmidt, B. Rathke, L. Pestor; Bass - D. Strickler; Guitar - R. Stoecker; Electric.Bass - E. Schlieter; Piano - C. McKenna; Drums - J. Donovan, J. Wale- jewski. 178 PEP BAND E. Zwisler and L. Ligocki of the Pep Band take a break to watch the game. Pep Band: ROW 1 - P. Block, V. Underberg, N. Bartholomew, R. Jahns, D. Larsen, j. Mulhulland, j. Crawley, M. Pisarek, P. Williamson, P. Sculley, L. McKenzie. ROW 2 - L. Davis, B. Blom, J. Kainz, C.Warner, J. Holzman, N. Vega, J. Winkler, J. Smart, R. Stoecker, L. Draeger, R. Rachwal, J. Klussen- dorf, J. Bopp, K. Porter, C. Grunwald, D. Kir- by. ROW 3 - K. Schlieter, L. Ligocki, D. Barber, J. Pollack, C. Walejewski, ROW 4 - D. Baker, N. Rados, H. Tominsek, J. Teuteberg, B. Lang, C. Cichon, E. Schlieter, B. Kufalk, B. Papineau, B. Craig, D. Strickler. PEP BAND AND JAZZ BAND From the roughly 210 students in Mukwonago High School's regular bands, come three other bands: The A Jazz Band, The B Jazz Band and The Pep Band. Members of the Pep Band sacrifice themselves by coming to every single home basketball game to play for the fans' enjoyment. 179 You're so vain, I'll bet you think this song is about you. 180 Girls Glee: ROW 1 - K. Christman, S. Mer- cier, J. Luczak, M. Ellis, R. Kelms. ROW 2 - W. Carow, M. Devlin, C. Utrie, D. Fleischman, V. Underberg, D. Pestor, K. Ball, M. Frassetto, S. Mercier, J. Luczak, M. Ellis, R. Kelms. ROW 3 - P. Schaefer, K. Roberts, K. Hill, D. Falvey, M. Gardner, L. Adams, D. Wilson, J. Spiewak, C. Bauman, G. Fredrick, ROW 4 - P. Devlin, D. Stader, K. Wagner, L. LeClair, L. Luhman, B. Shave, T. Bowers, J. Selz, K. Hardtke, P. Cassidy, S. Helfenstein, D. Armstrong. Chamber Singers: ROW 1 - J. Winkler, V. Loreniz, L. Tischafer, K. Vega, K. DeRubeis, B. Kern. ROW 2 - D. Kern, P. Morrow, j. Klussendorf, R. Kelms, J. Holzman, L. Luhman, D. Warnes. ROW 3 N. Vega, K. Schlieter, C. Grunwald, D. Pratt, D. Spencer, K. Wustmann. Mixed Chorus: ROW 1 - R. Rageth, D. Russ, J. Smart, B. Miller, S. Sokoloski, J. Martin, P. Curler, C. Schoolcraft, S. Greiger, M. Bucher, J. Holzman, K. Armstrong, L. Tischafer, J. McPhetridge. ROW 2 - D. Haass, S. Rapp, B. Kern, D. Dennet, E. Framnes, D. Pratt, P. Morrow, P. Miller, C. Wagner, C. Tatrow, L. Rose, K. DeRubeis, J. Orgas, H. Brueser, ROW 3 - j. Winkler, G. Pagel, T. McGuire, T. Seres, N. Vega, K. Wustman, D. Kern, M. Janovetz, V. Lorentz, J. Suhm, M. Grieser, S. Mercier, K. Vega, P. Cassidy, K. Goetsch, T. Porter. ROW 4 - D. Warnes, N. Smedena, B. Grieser, T. Gallina, K. Schlieter, T. Gallina, J. Klussendorf, C. Grunwald, C. Nau, L. Price, P. Heling, L. Olson, M. Zainer, M. DeRubis, L. Luhman, C. Kleis. Chamber Singers This year the Chamber Singers have sung their way to statewide reknown. It all began last fall with their performance at the Wisconsin State Music Teacher's Convention. Many rehearsals went into their taped audition which was singled out from among those of our state's best choral groups. Mr. Chapman is pleased with the dedication and talent of the M.H.S. Choral Singers. Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee have had a busy schedule. Both attended an opera movie, The Magic Flute. Each took part in the annual Christmas Concert, in which all songs featured were written by American composers. The Spirit of '76' has moved these two groups into action. 181 MEMORIAM ALICE KNURR October 28, 1917 - December 3, 1975 Sally Knurr, age 58, died after a short illness. She is remembered by the faculty and student body with affection and respect. Sally taught business courses in Mukwonago High School for over twenty years. She brought vocational experience, and a Masters Degree in Business Education to her students. For many years she served as depart- ment chairman and was a past ad- visor to the National Honor Society. She cooperated with UW- Whitewater and spent countless hours in the training of student teachers. Many of her methods were considered innovations. The students considered Sally to be firm but fair and first rate . She knew her stuff. Her Business Department says she had an ex- cellent reputation among businesses which hired Mukwonago graduates; many were employed immediately after graduation. She spent hours at home on preparation of materials and revision of curriculum. Her death was a great loss to the teaching profession. A scholarship fund has been established to a business graduate to further business training. Over $1000 has been donated. This will be an ongoing memorial ip her honor. 182 IN MEMORY OF . . . AS I REMEMBER — TOM —A-gentle .spirit flying, high T4e softly whispered World, Go5d-bye _— With loving-heart and, spirit bold fle walks jforrg fce-stTeets of gofiT 'And as the wincHbfows through tKSJ . pine .- Brother Tnfh is_an my min l. - At long isT? and memory Ja?t fear-filled' days are jn the. past.' He's jaJlh his Lord ana Savioi now tr autiful city in the clouds Hejeft the world and friends he Joved ‘ To be with God in-heaven above. Gail Stogbauer SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT There's a lot of work that goes into a yearbook, and that means cooperation and patience. Mrs. Roeber and Mr. Mainella deserve a special thanks. All of the excellent photography is due to Mr. Mainella's cooperation and per- sistance. Mrs. Roeber gets the patience trophy of the year. Through the good and the bad times Mrs. Roeber was there, en- couraging us, or rather, forcing us on. Without these people there would not be a yearbook for Mukwonago High so we THANK YOU for your dedication to us. BOTTOM-(lefl-right) - Mrs. Roeber, Mr. Mainella - UPPER RIGHT Mr. Mainella and Tom McAdams ponder a problem. m WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. 184 -SENIORS- ADAM, JOHN: Intramural Volleyball 3 Pg. 46 ALLEN, DIANE: Band 1-2 Pg. 46, 49 ANDERSON, ALAN: Baseball 1, Band 1-4 Pg. 46, 175 ANDLER, NANCY: Pg. 46 ARMSTRONG, DEBORAH: Pow Wow 1-2, Equestrian Canine Club 2, Girls Glee Club 4 Pg. 46, 180 ARMSTRONG, LARRY: Wrestling 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Intramural Basketball 1-4, In- tramural Football 1-3, Intramural Volleyball 2 Pg. 46, 135, 144, 154 ARNDT, DEBRA: Pep Club 2-3, Drama Club 2-3, Equestrian Canine Club 3, Girls Glee Club 3 Pg. 46, 167 ; ASCHENBRENNER, KARL: Baseball 1-4, Football 1-2 Pg. 46, 135 BAKER, DOAK: Annual 4, Band 1-4, Jazz Band 2-3, Football 1-2,4 Wrestling 1, NHS 3- 4, Pep Band 1-4 Pg. 46, 53,137,160,161,170, 175, 179, 63 BALL, CHUCK: Football 1-2,4 Baseball 1-3, Track 4, Intramural Football 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Intramufal Volleyball 4 Pg. 46, 135, 137 BAR IHOLOMEW, NANCY: Pep Band 2-4, Colorguard 3-4, Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-3 Pg 4b, 174, 175, 179 BAUMAN, CINDY: Spanish Club 1, FMCC 4, NFiS 3-4, Girls Glee Club 4, Pep Club 4, Girls Volleyball 1 Pg. 46, 57, 60,161,171, 173,180, 63 BECKMAN, CURT: Football 1, Band 1 Pg. 46, 65, 77 BEHLING, RONALD: Pg. 46 BENNETT, DEBRA: Ski Club 1, AFS 3-4 Pg. 46 BERG, PATRICK: Pg. 46, 49 BETHKE, PAUL. Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Golf 1-4, M-Club 3-4, Badger Boys 3, Key Club 2-3, Prom Court 3, NHS 3-4, Student Gov't Rep. 2, Band 1-4, FCA 1-3 Pg. 46, 55, 127, 137, 148, 149, 161, 170, 175, 62 BIESENTHAL, DONNA: Gymnastics 2-3, Cheerleading 3-4, NHS 3-4, Track 3-4, M- Club 3-4, Pg. 46, 132, 155, 156, 157, 161 BLOCK, PATRICIA: Track 1, Volleyball 1-2, Ski Club 1-2, Student Gov't 3, AFS 2-4, Pep Club 3-4, Band 2-4, Colorguard 2-4, Pep Band 3-4, NHS 3-4 Pg. 46, 171, 172, 174, 175, 179 BLOM, BETH: Band 1-4, Colorguard 1-4, Volleyball 3-4, Prom Court 3, FBLA 4, Class President 2, Student Gov't Rep. 1,3-4, Pep Band 4, Ski club 3 Pg. 46, 141, 167, 170, 172, 174, 175, 179 BLOTT, JEFF: Wrestling 1,3 Football 2, Golf 1, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Intramural Volleyball 2-4, Key Club 4, FBLA 3, Vica 4 Pg. 46, 154 BOt LMAN, CAREY: Track 1-4, Ski Club 3-4, Band 1-3, Intramural Volleyball 1 Pg. 46, 57, 132, 169 BONNERT, ROXANNE: Pg. 46 BONNEY, DEBORAH: FBLA 4 Pg. 46 BOPP, DALE: Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, 1 rack 1-4, Band 1-4, M-Club 2-4 Pg. 48,128, 129, 137, 144, 147, 170, 175 BOPP, JODY: Annual 3-4, Band 1-4, In- tramural Volleyball 1-3, Pep Band 4, Volleyball 2-4, Track 2-4, German Club 1-4, Science Club 3-4, Ski Club 2-4, M-Club 3-4 Pg. 48, 141, 160, 164, 168, 169, 170, 175, 179 BOWEY, PAUL: FBLA 4 Pg. 48, 172 BOWfckS, SCOTT: Basketball 2-4, Football 1- 2, Baseball 1-2, Wrestling 1-2, Intramural Volleyball 1, Key Club 4, Track 2-4, FBLA 3, VICA 4 Pg. 48, 61, 128, 149. BOX, BILL: VICA 3 Pg. 48 BRECKLIN, SCOTT: Band 1-4, Prom Court 3, Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Baseball 1,3-4, Irack 2, M-Club 2-4, Intramural Volleyball 3 Pg. 48, 135, 137, 139, 149, 174 BRIESATH, SCOTT: Pg. 48, 64 BRINKMAN, JEFF: Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 3, Key Club 4, M-Club 2-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, FCA 2, In- tramural Volleyball 1-4 BRUESER, WADE: M-Club 2-4, Football 1-4, Track 3-4, Wrestling 1-3, Key Club 4. In- tramural Volleyball 1-4 Pg. 48, 129, 137, 170 BURROWS, JAY: Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-2, Baseball 1-2, Intramural Sports 3-4 Pg. 48, 51, 137, 154 CASSIDY, PAT: Track 1-2, Cheerleading 1-2, Volleyball 4, Student Govt. 1-2,4 Chorus 3-4, Homecoming Court 3, GAA 1 Pg. 48, 49,141, 160, 167, 180, 181 CHRONIS, CAIHY: Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-3, Track 1, Spanish Club 1-2, Intramural Basket- ball 1, Colorguard 2-4, Pep Club 1-2, Student Govt. 1 Pg. 48, 174, 175 CONGDON, TRINA: Pg. 48 CONROY, TRISH: Annual 3-4, Basketball 4, Track 1-2, Spanish Club 3-4, FCA 2-4 Pg. 48, 59, 65. 133, 152, 153, 160, 168, 171 COOPER, PAM: FMCC 1-2, FBLA 4, Drama Club 3-4, Pow Wow 1-2, Ski Club 3-4, AFS 4 Pg. 48, 49, 163, 165, 169, 172 CRUSAN, KEVIN: Golf 1-4, M-Club 1-4, Chamber Singers 1-2, Intramural Basketball 1-3. Intramural Volleyball 1-3, Intramural Football 1-3 Pg. 48, 127, 170 DALBERG, JULIE: FMCC 1-3, Ski Club 1-2,4 Drama Club 4, AFS 2-3, Pep Club 3-4, Pow Wow 1 Pg. 48, 163, 171 DELOSH, PAUL: Football 1, Pg. 48, 51 DENIO, SANDY: Ski Club 4, Annual 4, Pg. 48, 160, 169 DENNET, DAVE: Radio 1-3, Pow Wow 1-2 Pg. 48, 181 DERUBEIS, KATHY: Mixed Chorus 3-4, Chambers 4, Forensics 4, Plays 2-4, Track 1, Student Govt. 4 Drama Club 4, Girls Glee 2, Pep Club 2 Pg. 48, 163, 167, 180, 181 DIEHN, JIM: Jr. Cl. Treas, 3, Sr. Cl. Treas. 4, Pep Club 3-4, VICA 2-4, Archy 2-4, Football 1-4, M-Club 3-4, Baseball 1-2, Track 3-4, Golf 4, Wrestling 3, Chorus 2-3, German Club 1, Student Gov't 3-4, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Intramural Volleyball 3-4, Key Club 4, Mid- court Indian 3-4 Pg. 48, 129, 154, 160, 165, 167, 169, 171, 172 DRAEGER, LAURA: Cheerleader 1, Student Gov't 1-3, Band 1-4, Colorguard 1-4, German Club 1, Track 2, Annual 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Prom Court i, Pep Band 4 Pg. 48, 55,160,174, 175, 179 EFFINGER, KIM: Girls Basketball 4, Track 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Homecoming Qtieen 4, Pep Club 2-4, Annual 3-4, Golf 3-4, Band 1-3, Sr. Cl. Sec. 4, M-Club 4 Pg. 48,127, 152, 153, 166, 170, 171 EISERT, MARGARET: Pep Club 3 Pg. 48 ELLIS, MARY: Girls Chorus 1-4, Volleyball 3- 4, Track 3-4, Basketball 4, M-Club 3-4 Pg. 48, 57, 130, 133, 140, 141, 152, 153, 170, U30 I AI DE, ROSS: VICA 3-4 Pg. 48 FITZGERALD, CHERI: Pep Club 3-4, Drama Club 4, Gymanstics 2-4, Band 1-4, M-Club 2- 4, Girls Glee 1, Cheerleading 1 Pg. 48, 163, 170, 171, 175 FLEICHER, RICK: Pow Wow 1, Football 1 Pg. 48 FOX. DEBORAH Pg. 48 FREDRICK, ALTON: GARDNER, EUGENE: Intramural Football 1, Baseball 1, Intramural Basketball 2, Key Club 2, VICA 4 Pg. 50, 167, 172 GASZAK, DOREEN: Pep Club 3-4 Pg. 50,171 GENZMER, LOIS. Track 1-4, Ski Club 1-3, Gymnastics 2-4, Volleyball 2, Intramural Volleyball 2, Girls Cross Country 3-4, M- Club 1-4 Pg. 50, 131, 133, 142, 143, 171 GOFF, STEVE: Football 1,4, Track 2, Ski Club 2-4, FMCC 1,4 Pg. 50, 65, 161, 169 GRIESER, BILL: Wrestling 3-4, Debate 4 Pg. 50, 61, 162, 181 GULLEKSON, DICK. Golf 1-2, Baseball 2-4, Football 1-4, Drama 3-4, Ski Club 3, Band 1-4 Pg 50, 135, 137, 154 HAAG, KEITH HALVERSON, MARK HANSEN, DAVE: Football 1 Pg. 49, 50 HANSEN, KATHY: Track 1-2, Golf 1-4, Girls Basketball 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Ski Club 1-3, M-Club 1-4 Pg. 50, 65,127,152,169, 170 HANSON, BRYAN: Pep 8and 2-4, Ski Club 1-4, Radio Club 3, Jazz Band 1-4, Track 1-2 Pg. 47, 50, 169, 175, 178 HARRIS, DICK: Band 1-4, M-Club 3-4, Golf 3, Football 1-4, Track 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3-4, Intramural Volleyball 1-4 Pg. 50,126, 137, 154, 162, 175 HARTMAN, KELLY: HAWKINS, BARB: Pg. 50 HAWKINS, RICK: Pg. 50 HEINEMANN, BOB: Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Band 1-4, M-Club 3-4, Pep Band 3-4, In- tramural Volleyball 4 Pg. 50, 129, 137, 170, 175 HELFENSTE1N, DON: Football 3-4 Pg. 50, 126, 137 HENGEN, LINDA: FBLA 4 Pg. 50 HOGEN, SUE: Pg. 50 HOLZMAN, JEANNINE: Cheerleading 1-4, Student Gov't 1-2, Chorus 1-4, Pep Band 4, Band 1-4, Chambers 3-4, Track 1 Pg. 50,156, 175, 179, 180, 181, 62 FIOPPE, DAVE: Basketball 1, Golf 1, Football 2, Intramural Basketball 2-4 Pg. 50 HOTZ, DAVE: Band 3-4, Pep Band 3-4, FBLA 4 Pg. 50, 175 HUMCKE, KRIS: Annual 4, Track 2-4, Foren- sics 1-3, Pep Band 2, Jazz Band 1-2, Pep Club 4, Cl. Sec. 1-2, Student Gov't 2,4, Tennis 1-2, Band 1-4, Badger Girls 3 Pg. 50,133, 160,171, 175, 63 HUNKINS, JOHN: Pg. 50, 172 HUNKINS, DEBBIE: Pg. 50 HUSS, LORI: Ski Club 3, Cheerleading 2, FBLA 4, Pg. 50, 172 JAY, VICKI Band 1 Pg. 50 JENSEN, KAREN: Pg. 50 JOHNSON, DOUG: Annual 4, Track 1, Foot- ball 1-2, Cl. Pres. 1,3, Student Gov't 1,3-4, Forensics 1, Pow Wow 4, Pep Band 2, Ski Club 3-4, Pg. 50, 160, 169, 175, 178 JUSTIN, NANCY: Pg. 50 KAINZ, JENNIFER: Annual 2-4, Ski Club 1-3, FCA 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Prom Court 3, M- Club 2-4, Tennis 1-2, Volleyball 3-4, Track 1- 4, Basketball 4, Intramural Volleyball 3, Stu- dent Gov't Rep. 2 Pg. 50, 57, 130, 133, 140, 141, 152, 153, 160, 169, 175, 178, 179 KARUNSKY, THERESA: Pep Club 3-4, M- Club 4, Volleyball 1,3-4, Intramural Volleyball 1-4, Intramural Basketball 3, Pg. 50, 65, 132, 140, 141, 170, 171 KARI.MAN, MIKE: Basketball 1, Football 2,4 Intramural Basketball 2-4, Intramural Volleyball 2-4, Ski Club 1-2, Pg. 49, 52 K1ELSKI, KEVIN: Basketball 1-2, Football 1-3, [rack 2, Golf 1, Band 1-4, VICA 1-4, Archy 1- 4, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Intramural Volleyball 2-4 Pg. 52, 172, 175 KIPP, SCOTT: Football 1, Intramural Football 2- 3, Intramural Basketball 1-4, Track 2, In- tramural Volleyball 3-4 Pg 52, 154 KNAUTZ, JOHN: NHS 3-4. Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-2,4 Intramural Basketball 3, In- tramural Football 2-3, Pep Band 3 Pg. 52, 53, 55 64, 135, 148, 149, .161, 175 KNOLLKL, ROGER: Football 1-2, Baseball 1, Auto Club 4, Intramural Football 3, In- tramural Basketball 4, VICA 4 Pg. 52, 65,172 KNORS, BRIAN: Auto Club 3-4, VICA 3-4 Pg. 52, 172 KOLLER, JODI: Annual 3-4, Pow Wow 1-4, Spanish Club 1, Pg. 52, 160, 175 KRAUSE, DEBRA: Pg. 52 KREIDEK, DON: Drama Club 3-4, Pep Club 3- 4, FCA 3 Pg. 52, 129, 162, 163 KROLL, PAT: Wrestling 1-4, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Intramural Volleyball 3-4, VICA 4 pg. 52, 59, 144, 147 KSOBIF.CH, MIKE: Football 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, VICA 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Intramural Volleyball 3, Pg. 52 KURTH, DOUG: Baseball 1-2 Pg. 52 KURTH, PAM: Student Gov't 2, C heerleading 2 Pg. 52 KUSCH, KIM: Pg. 52 KUrCHERA, SHERRY: Band 1-2, Pg. 52 I AC OIJRCIERE, WILLIAM: Auto Club 2-3, VICA 2-3 Pg. 52 J LANG, BRIAN: Bancfl-4, Pep Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Key Club 4, Chess Club 4, FMCC 4,. Science Club 4 Pg. 52, 65,165, 168,169, 175, LANG, BRIFN: Football 4, Pg. 137 LARSEN, DAWN: Student Gov't 3, Colorguard 2-4, Pep Band 3-4, Band 1-4 Pg. 52, 174, 175, 179 LLPAK, CHERI: Prom Court 3, Volleyball 1-2, NHS 3-4, Intramural Volleyball 1-2, FBLA 4, Girls Chorus 1-3, Annual 4, Pep Club 3-4 Pg. 52, 53, 63 M LEPAK, PERRY: Pg. 5% 57, 58 LEPINE, BOB: Football 1-2, Pg. 52 LEPPIN, JULIE: Pg. 52, 59 LIGMAN, PEGGY: Pg. 52, 55 LINDELL, JAMES: Football 1-4, Basketball 1- 3, Baseball 1-2, FCA 3-4, Jr. Cl. V.P. 3, Stu- dent Body Pres. 4, NHS 3-4, M-Club 3-4, In- tramural Basketball 4, Badger Boys 3 Pg. 52, 53, 65, 137, 161, 167, 62, 63 LOKER, MIKE: Football 4, M-Club 4, In- tramural Basketball 4 Pg. 137 LOHMAN, DAVE LORD, JOHN LUDWIG, CINDY: Pg. 52 LUEBKE, COLIN: Intramural Basketball 2-3, Intramural Volleyball 2-3 Pg. 52 LUEDTKE, GREGG: Football 1-4, Track 3-4, Wrestling 1, M-Club 3-4, Intramural Basket- ball 3, Baseball 2 Pg. 52, 138, 128 LUTHER, MAUREEN: Volleyball 1, In- tramural Volleyball 1-3, Homecoming Court 3, Annual 4, Pep Club 3-4, Girls Glee 3 Ski Club 3 Pg. 52 MANSCHOT, JIM MARTIN, DENNIS: Football 1-2, Wrestling 1- 4, FBLA 4, Forensics 3-4, Pg. 52, 144 McADAMS, TOM: Football 1-4, Baseball 1- 4, Basketball 1-2, M-Club 3-4, Prom Court 3 Pg. 54, 135, 137, 160, 170 McGEE, DENNIS: Prom Court 3, Sr. Cl. Pres. 4, NHS 3-4, Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Pep Band 1,3 Football 1-4, Basketball 2,4 Track 3, Intramural Basketball 3, M-Club 4, FCA 2-4 Pg. 54, 59, 129, 137, 148, 149, 167, 175, 178 McGUIRF, ROSANNE: Ski Club 1-3, Pep Club 1,3-4, Annual 3, Drama Club 3, CheerJeading 4, Student Gov't 4, Sr. Cl. V.P. 4, Badger Girl 3, Forensics 3-4, Track 1-2, C.olf 3-4, Girls Glee 3, M-Club 4, Intramural Basketball 3 Pg. 53, 54, 60, 65' 127, 155, 162, 167, TO, 171, 62 McPHEI RIDGE, JANET: Pg. 54, 181 MEDINA, RUBY: Pg. 54 MEIER, DAN: Ski Club 3-4, Band 1-2, Wrestb mg 1 Pg. 54, 169 MESSER, DIANE: Pg. 54 MILAZZO, LORI: AFS 2-4, Student Gov't 2-4, Pep Club 3-4, Pg. 54, 165, 167, 171 MILLLR, PAM: Cheerleading 1-3, Pep Club 2-4, AFS 1-4, HFCA 3, M-Club 3-4, NHS 3-4, Girls Glee 1,3 Mixed Chorus 4, Pg. 47, 54, 161, 165, 171, 181, 63 MONDLOCH, LORI: Intramural Volleyball 1 pg. 54 r - MONDLOCH, LYNN: Intramural Volleyball 1-3, Pep Club 3-4, NHS 3-4, FBLA 4, FMCC 1- 3, Annual 4 Pg. 47, 54, 160, 161, 172, 63 MORRIS, JIM. Pg. 54 MOVRICH, ROSE: FCA 3-4, Pep Club 1,3-4, Pg. 54, 59, 171 MUELLER, PAUL: NHS 3-4, Ski Club 4, Jazz Band 1-2, Band 1-4, Pg. 54, 169, 175 MULHOLLAND, JAN: Intramural Volleyball 1, Cheerleading 1-3, Band 1,3-4, Pep Club V. P 4, Prom Court 3, Jazz Band 1, Pep Band 4, Colorguard 3-4, Pg. 54, 64, 171, 174, 175, 179 NABOR, JIM: Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Football 1,4 M-Club 2-4, Intramural Volleyball 3-4, Pg. 54, 57, 49, 128, 137, 139, 149, 170 NEWKIRK, JAMES: Auto Club 3, Track 3-4, Wrestling 3; VICA 3, Pg. 54 NIMMFK, LINDA: Pg. 54 NOBIE, TAMMY: Pg. 54 OBLUCK, LET: Baseball 1-3, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Intramural Football 2-3, Key Club 2, Pg. 64, 129 OLSON, LARRY: Pg. 54, 181 OLSON, LORI: Pg. 54, 172 ORGAS, JOY: Student Gov't 1-2,4 Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Glee 3-4, Pep Club 1, Ski Club 1, Free Rain 3-4, George Washington Slept Here 3, Forensics 3 Pg. 54, 160, 181 PEASE, JOE: Pg. 54 PETERSON, KATHY: Pg. 54 PETERSON, VICKIE: Cheerleading 4, Gym- nastics 2-3, Pep Club 2-4; M-Club 4, Track 3, Girls Glee 3 Pg. 54, 132, 155, 171 PISCITELLO, JODI: Band 1-2 Pg. 54 POFF, DICK: Football 1, Band 1-2 Pg. 54 POKWINSKI, TIM: Football 1-4, M-Club 2-4, Basketball 1-3, Prom Court 3 Pg. 54,137,154 PORTER, DON: Wrestling 1-3, Football 1-2 Pg. 54 PORTER, KEIIY: Band 1-4, Glee Club 2, An- nual 1-4, Pep Band 4, Science Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Chambers 3, NHS 3-4, Pom-Pon 2- 4, Intramural Volleyball 3 Pg. 54, 160, 161, 174, 175, 179 PRATI, DAVE: Band 1-3, Chorus 1-4, Chambers 1-4, Football 1-2,4 Golf 3-4, In- tramural Basketball 1-4, Intramural Football 3, Intramural Volleyball 1-2,4 Ski Club 4, Bleacher Burnouts 3-4, Pep Band 2-3, Jazz Band 1 Pg. 56, 126, 137, 154, 180, 181 PRLGOWSKI, MARK: Radio Club 1-3, Foot- ball 1, Rg,56 PRLSTA, DENISE: Drama Club 4, Plays 3-4, Forensics 4 Pg. 56, 163 PRICE, LORI: Band 1-4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Glee 2-3, Pep Club 3-4, Cheerleader 2- 4, M-Club 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Jazz Band 2-3, Fr. Cl. V.P. 1, Golf 3-4, Volleyball 1 Pg. 56, 65, 127, 155, 171, 175, 181 PRITCHETT, TERI: Pg. 56 PROKOP, KIM: FMCC 2, Pep Club 3-4, An-| nual 4, Pom-Pon 2-4, Band 1-4, Drama Club 3, Colorguard 1, NHS 3-4 Pg. 56, 60,160,161J 171, 174, 175 RADOS, NINA: Track 1-4, Pep Band 3-4, Band 1-4, Volleyball 4, NHS 3-4, Ski Club 2-3, ? M-Club 2-4, Annual 4, Pg. 56, 131, 133, 140, 160, 161, 170, 175, 179, 63 RAKOWSKI, DAVID: Football 1-4, M-CIub? 3-4, Baseball 2, Track 1,3-4, Wrestling 1, In- tramural Volleyball 2, Golf 4, Auto Club 3-4 Pg. 56, 137, 154 RATH, DAN: Football 1-2, Baseball 3, VICA 3, Aufb Club 2-3 Pg. 56, 57 RAUGUTH, BRAD: Track 1-4, Cross Country 2-4, Ski Club 2-4, Intramural Basketball Bleacher Burnouts 3, Pep Club 3, M-Club 3- 4, Student Gov't V.P.4, FCA 55, 56, 128, 143 154, 167, 169 RAUSCH, MARK: Pg. 56 REEVES, SCOTT: Ski Club 1-4, Bleacher Bur- nouts 3-4, Drama Club 3-4 Pg. 47,56,163,169 REYNDERS, ANGIE: Gymnastics 1, Track 3 56, 132 RICKARD, WENDY: German Club 1-4, Ski Club 1-4, Science Club 3-4, Equestrian Canine Club 2, Pep Club 4, Drama Club 4, FBLA 4, NHS 4, Student Gov't 1-4, AFS 4 Pg. 56, 161, 163, 164, 165, 167, 168, 169, 171, 172 RODER, JERRY: Football 1, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Intramural Basketball 1-3 Pg. 56 ROSS, RICK: ROZINSKI, GINGER: Pg. 56 RUDOLPH, JOHN: Football 1-3, Track 1,3, Assistant Football Coach 4 Pg. 56, 128, 129, 137, 170 SAVIN, LINDA: Pg. 56 SCHADEWALD, MIKE: Football 1-4, Track 1- 3, M-Club 3,4 Pg. 56, 128, 137, 170 SCHEETS, TAMMY: FMCC 2-3, Pg. 56 SCHEREN, URSULA: Ski Club 1-3 Pg. 56 SCHLIETER, KURT: Band 1-4, Chorus 2-4, Jazz Band 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Radio Club 3-4, Key Club 3-4, St. Gov't 1, Chamber Singers 3-4, Football 2 Pg. 56,165, 168,175,178, 179, 180, 181 SCHMIDT, BRIAN: Baseball 1-4, Ski Club 3- 4, Intramural Basketball 3-4 Pg. 56, 129, 135, 154 SCHMIDT, PAUL: Basketball 1, Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, In- tramural Volleyball 1-4, Annual 4, M-Club 4 Pg. 56, 129, 137, 139, 160, 170 SEIDEL, MIKE: Baseball 1-4, Football 1, In- tramural Basketball 1-2, Intramural Volleyball 3-4, Intramural Football 3, Annual 4, M-Club 3-4 Pg. 56, 59, 64, 135, 160, 170 SHAFT, MONICA: Ski Club 1 Pg. 56 SHIMKUS, SUE: Class Tr. 1-2, Girls Glee 1, St. Gov't 2, NHS 3-4, Annual 4, Debate 2-3, Forensics 2 Pg. 56, 160, 161, 168, 63 SIEVFRT, BRENDA: Pg. 56 ® SLASKI, JOE: Wrestling 1-4, Track 3-4 Pg. 56, 128, 130 SMART, JILL: Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-2, Cheerleading 1, Intramural Bowling 2-3, St. Gov. 1-4, FBLA 4, Pep Band 4 Pg. 56,175,179, 181 SMIIH, VIRGINIA: FBLA 4 Pg. 58, 172 SODERBERG, KARIN: Pep Club 4, AFS 4 Pg. 58, 171 STADLER, GAIL: Intramural Volleyball 1-3, FMCC 2-4, Pep Club 3-4, Annual 4 Pg. 58, 160, 171, 173 STAEDTER, RICK: Basketball 1-2, Football 1- 2 Pg. 49, 58, 135, 154 SIANISCH, PAN: Pg. 58 STASZEWSKI, CHRIS: Football 1, Baseball 1- 2, Cross Country 4, Track 3-4, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Annual 4, M-Club 4 Pg. 55, 58, 61, 64, 129, 143, 154, 160, 170, 175 STEWART, BASIL: Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Auto Club 3-4, M-Club 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Band 1-2, Pep Band 1 Pg. 58, 128, 137, 165, 170, 171, 172 STINE, JULIE Pg. 58 SIINE, BILL: VICA 3-4, Archy 2-4, Pep Club 2 Pg. 64, 172 STOCKS, KEITH; STRECKEL, HAGEN: German Club 1, NHS 3- 4, Annual 4, Intramurals 1-2, Homecoming Court 3, Wrestling 1-4, Football 1-4, Track 1- 2 Pg. 51, 58, 144, 146, 147, 160, 161, 167, 170 STRICKLER, DAVE: Band 1-4, Pep Band 3-4, Football 1 Pg 58, 175, 179 StFIM, TOM: Pg. 58 SWAN, SCOTT: Football 1-2, Cross Country 3-4, Basketball 1-4, VICA 4, Homecoming Court 4, M-Club 4 Pg. 53, 57, 58, 135, 143, 149, 170 TABOR, ALLEN: TALATZKO, LAURIE: Band 1-4 Pg. 58, 175 IESKE, DANA: Dram Club 3-4, Forensics 3-4, Chorus 3-4, Girls Glee 1-2, Plays 1-4 Pg. 58, 61, 161, 162, 163 TEUTEBERG, DAVID: Football 1, Intramural Basketball 1-2, Intramural Football 2-3, Mix- ed Chorus 1-2, Golf 1-4, VICA 3 Pg. 58, 126, 175 TOMINSEK, HEIDI: German Club 1; Band 1- 4, Cheerleading 2-3, Pep Band 2,4, Pom Pons 2-4, Pep Club 3-4, M-Club 3-4, NHS 3-4, FMCC 4, Interscholastic Volleyball 4, Badger Girl 3 Pg. 49, 58,141,161,171,173,174, 175, 179, 62 TORGERSON, ROBYN: Band 1-4 Pg. 58,175 TRAYNOR, BILL: Football 1 Pg. 58, 169 IREFFINGER, ROBERT: Pg. 58 IRUPKE, LYNN: Jazz Band 2, Band 1-3 Pg. 58 TURNER, NORMA: Annual 3, Prom Queen 3, Golf 3-4, Band 1, Pep Club 3-4, Cheerleading 4, M-Club 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Girls Glee 3 Pg. 58, 60, 127,155, 170, 171 URIBE, LISA: Band 1-3, Colorguard 1-3, Track 1, Pep Club 3-4, Secretary 2, Homecoming Court 4, Ski Club 3-4, Student Govt. 1-3 Pg. 58, 60 VOFLLINGS, ANN: Pg. 58 VOGL, MARY: Golf 4, Pg. 51, 58, 168 WAGNER, RICHARD: Basketball 1-3 Pg. 58 WAGNER, SCOTT: Football 1-2,4, Jazz Band 1- 3, Mixed Chorus 1-2 Pg. 58, 137, 139 WALSH, JANE: Pep Club 3-4, Golf 4, Annual 2- 4, Ski Club 1-4, Student Govt. 1-2 Pg. 58, 160 WAMBOLD, SCOTT: Football 1, Baseball 2, Intramural Football 1-2 Pg. 58 WARNER, CHRIS: Pep Band 2-4, Pep Club 1 Band 1-4, Jazz Band 2, Plays 2,4 Pg. 58, 175, 179 WERGIN, LORELEI: Pg. 58 WHITE, CAMERON: M-Club 2-4, Wrestling 2-4, Track 2-4, Cross Country 2-4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Student Govt. 4, Science Club 4 Pg. 60, 84, 128, 129, 143, 144, 146, 154, 167, 170 WIDISH, ANN: Pg. 60 W ILLIAMSON, PA I: Pep Club 3-4, Pep Band 2-4, NHS 3-4, Colorguard 4, FMCC 4, Band 1- 4, Alternate Badger Girls' State 4, Intramural Volleyball 3 Pg. 60, 161, 171, 173, 174, 175, 179' 63 WINDLF, SUE: Intramural Bowling 3 Pg. 60 WINKLER, MARY: Ski Club 1-2, Tennis 1-2, Golf 3-4, Track 1-3, Basketball 4, Cheerleading 1-2, M-Club 1, Pep Club 1, Prom Court 3, FCA 2-3 Pg. 55, 60, 127, 152, 153 WIZA, ROBERT: ZINGSHHM, TERRY: Pg. 60 -JUNIORS- Adam, Lois 66, 180 Adamski, Dale 66, 137, 154 Adler, Richard 66, 67, 148, 149 Allen, Mary 66, 132, 152, 154 Allen, Laurie 66 Anich, Robert 66, 127, 137, 145 Anny, Bernard 172 Aschenbrenner, Michael 66, 134 Bartlett, Lloyd Beck, Randal 66, 134, 137, 154 Beckman, Cindy 66, 154 Behling, John 66 Behymer, Ray 66, 134, 154 Benavides, Pamela 66, 154 Bennett, Ronald 66, 154, 172 Bergsma, Lynn 66, 169 Beyer, Debra 66, 172 Bicsenthal, Lynn 66, 67, 132, 156, 157, 169 Boebel, Mark 66, 126, 154, 169, 175 Bohrman, Lynn 66 Brierton, Ihomas 66, 154, 167, 169 Briesath, Donnis 66 Bringe Laura Brown,, Mary 66, 142, 156, 160, 164, 170 BrueckPer, Randall 66 Brunette, Mark Bucher, Mary 66, 156, 157, 181 Burns, Mark Campos, Jose 66, 71 Carow, Edward 66, 71 Casassa, Patricia 66, 156, 157 Chetney, Rodrick 66, 164, 175 Cichon, Craig 66, 165, 168, 169, 175, 179 Cisler, Catherine 66 i Coggen, Sheri 66, 171 iCorcoran, Michael 66, 172 Ipaig, Robert 66, 73, 137, 175, 178, 179 . Danecki, Richard Davis, Mike 66 Delano, Pamela 66, 165, 175 DeRubeis, Mary 66, 69,132,152,153,167,169, 175, 181 Dettinger, Loreen 66 Devlin, Patricia 66, 154, 173, 180 Donner, Joe 66 Dorband, Brian 66 Eggleston, Timothy 66 Falk, Bonnie 66 Falvey, Dayle 66, 142, 160, 180 Farra, Kathy 66, 71 Fisher, Keith 66, 137 mb Fitzgerald, Benita 66, 140, 142, 162, 170, 171 Fletcher, Teresa 66, 174, 175 Foat, Jeffrey 66, 134, 145, 175 Foust, Dawn 66 Froeming, Lynn Framnes, fcdward 66, 181 Gardinier, Gerald 66 Gardner, Julieann 66 Gavigan, Kelly Gerick, Daniel Goetsch, Kari 163, 174, 175, 181 Grieger, Stacy 66, 181 Gulich, Peter 66 Guthrie, Gregory 66 Hansen, Ross 66 Hastings, Christa! 66 Haynes, Billy 66, 137, 165, 169 Held, Randall - 66 Heling, Pam - 66, 181 Hengen, Suzanne - 66 Herriges, Terry - 66 Hoefert, Jeri - 66, 165, 169, 171 Hoeft, Larry I Hokamp, Jeff - 66 Hollinger, Amy - 68 Good, Julie - 68, 163 $| Hooker, Jannette - 68, 172 Hoppe, Dana - 68 Hotz, Scott - 68 Howard, Ron - 126, 139, 154' Huisman, Jay - 68, 160, 164, 165, 168, 169 Hunkins, Patricia - 68 Hunkins, Ross - 68 Hunkins, Russell - 68 Huss, Andrew - 68 Ignasiak, Jean - 72, 160, 165, 169, 171 Imme, Darlene - 68, 164, 165, 169, 171 Jacobi, Lynn - 68, 164, 169 Jahns, Roxanne - 68, 174, 175, 178, 179 Janovetz, Marie - 68, 160, 167,169, 174, 175, 181 Jaquith, Steve - 68, 69, 134, 143, 146, 170 Jaske, Kathy - 68, 132, 166, 167, 169 Jensen, Kevin - 68, 134, 137, 148, 149, 154 Jensen, Laurie - 68, 69 Johnson, Ben - 68, 175 'fl Kannard, Ken -.68, 172, 175 Keepers, Jeanne - 68 Kelly, Anne - 68, 127, 132, 170, 171 Kelms, Robin - 68, 174, 175, 180 Kern, David - 68, 134, 137, 160, 180, 181 King, Jeremy • ; ' King, Susan - 68, 127, 155, 164, 166, 167 Klein, Rosita - 68, 154, 164, 166, 167 Kleis, Cheryl - 68, 71, 156, 169, 181 Knudsen, Cheryl - 169 Koch, Richard - 68, 73, 126, 148, 149 Kolbeck, Mark - 68 Kufalk, Brian - 126, 175, 178, 179 Larsen, Janet - 68, 169 Leonhouts, Juliana - 68, 175 Leighton. Kevin Len ., Tim Len , lorn - 68 Ligocki, Larry - 68,129,154,168,171,175,178, 179 Lindholm, Deborah - 68 Low, Terri - 68, 127 Luczak, Joanna - 68, 160, 167, 180 Ludwig, Michael Luebke, Randy - 68 Luhman, Loralie - 68, 163, 180, 181 Madison, Jeffrey - 68, 134, 169 Maney, Joseph - 68 Martens, Robert - 68 Martin, Carla - 68, 154, 169, 175 Martin, Kimberly - 68 Matysik, Cynthia - 68, 175 Mayotte, Lori - 68, 152, 153 McCarthy, Kathy - 68, 152, 153 McClure, Patricia - 68 McDonald, Debra - 68 McGrath, Maureen - 68 McIntyre, Bonnie - 68, 152, 153, 175 McKenzie, Jane - 68, 174, 175 McKenzie, Jean - 68, 174, 175 McKenzie, Linda - 68, 132, 154, 175, 179 McMahon, Anthony - 172 Meddaugh, Michael - 68 Mercier, Suzanne - 68, 132, 180, 181 Merlau, Bill - 69, 145, 169 Miller, Guy - 68 Moeller, Vern - 68 Morrow, Peggy - 68, 163, 167, 174, 175, 180, 181 Mulholland, Rory - 68 Nau, Connie - 68, 175, 181 Newkirk, Richard - 68 Nielson, Dan - 68 Nielson, Linda - 165 Oberholtzer, Robert - 68, 126, 137, 139, 154 Olson, Joline Orcholski, Michael - 68, 137, 154, 169 Oswalt, Deanna - 68 Pasterski, Gregory - 68 Pawinski, Carrie - 68, 141, 162, 169, 171 Peters, Randall - 68 Peterson, Carol - 68, 171 Peterson, Jill - 70,140,160,164,166,167,169, 171, 175 Pine, Mark - 70 Pisarek, Terrance - 70, 154 Plehn, Steven - 70, 128, 129, 143, 154, 170 Porter, Beth Porter, David - 70, 143, 170, 175 Porter, Tammy - 70, 165, 174, 175, 181 Rachwal, Roxanne - 70, 171, 174, 175, 179 Radobicky, Jean - 70 Radtke, Robert - 70, 137, 154, 175 Ragelh, Benjamin - 128, 129, 145 Rapp, Cynthia - 70 Rath, Kurt - 134 Reiman, David Rezutek, Gerald - 70 Roder, Ken - 70, 135, 149, 170 Rolfe, Becky - 70, 174, 175 Ross, Tony - 70, 128, 137 Rossetto, Shirley - 10 Rudolph, Darcy - 70 Saver, Dave - 134 Saunders, Todd - 70, 144, 154, 171, 175 Schafer, Toni - 70, 165, 169 Scheets, Debbie Schilling, Kim - 70 Schindler, Pam - 70 Schindler, Paul - 70, 164 Schlieten Eric - 70, 165, 168, 175, 178, 179 Schmidt, Bill - 70, 137, 167 Schmidt, K|vin - 70, 134, 154, 171 Schneeberg, Toni - 70, 164, 166, 167 Schultz, Art -gO, 144, 162 Schumacher, Edith - 70 Schwarz, Deana - 70 Sculley, Pam - 70,131,132,154,164,175, 179 Selin, Greg - 70 Sievert, Fred - 70 Singsime, Jim - 70 Small, Dave - 70, 129, 148, 149 Smart, Debbie Smedema, Cindy - 70,127,132,133,164,171 Somers, Christine - 70 Sparby, Mike - 70 Sparks, Steve - 70 Spencer, Dave - 70, 134, 162, 180 Spiewak, Stanley - 70 Stacey, Scott - 70, 129, 143, 148, 149 Stadler, Bryon - 70, 129, 143, 148, 149 Steinke, Dave - 70 Stemper, Cheryl - 70, 154, 164, 174, 175 Stender, Debbie - 70, 132, 156, 164, 171 Stewart, Jim - 70 Stewart, Jodie - 70, 127, 133, 155, 164, 166, 167, 171 Stigler, Tim - 70, 129, 137, 144 Stock, Matt - 70, 169, 172 Stoecker, Randy - 70, 175, 178, 179 Stogbauer, Tim Strader, Debra - 70, 155, 174, 175 Sugden, Kathy - 70, 155, 174, 175 Sullivan, Kathy - 70 Sumner, Laura - 70, 160, 162, 173, 174, 175 Svetlik, Steve Swenson, Mark - 70, 134, 137, 144, 147, 154, 165, 175 Tabat, Tim Teuteberg, Paul - 70, 134, 137, 154 Thieme, Gary Ihornton, Rosemary - 70 Tiegs, Greg - 70, 134, 169 Tischaefer, Lee - 70, 180, 181 Torhorst, Jim - 70 Uebeiacker, Dave - 70, 134, 137, 169 Urban, Jerry - 70, 134, 154, 175 Vega, Carla - 70, 163,162, 165, 167,175,180, 181 Veley, Robert Vertz, Sandra - 70, 175 Voellings, Peggy - 70 Vogl, Liz - 70, 73, 171 Walejewski, Cindy - 70, 67,169,171,174,175, 178, 179 Weber, Julie - 70 Wegner, Sieve 70 Wells, Pam - 72, 175 Wergin, Gary - 72 Weston, Gary Weyer, Cathy - 72, 175 White, Shawn - 72, 73, 129, 143, 144, 146 Williams, Jeff - 72, 126, 137, 139 Williamson, Jeanette - 72 Winkelmann, Larry - 72 Wittenberg, Cheryl - 72 Woodard, Diane - 72 Woods, Craig - 72, 172 Wright, Rusty SSSfil Wuebbep, Dave - 72 Wysocki, Ruth - 72 Zainer, Margaret - 72, 160, 181 Zajdel, Randy - 72, 135, 148, 149 Zergoski, Gene - 72 -SOPH- OMORES- Adams, Charlotte Adamski, Daniel - 74, 134 Adler, Chris - 74, 133 Agne, Susan - 74, 75, 169, 177 Aldrich, Wayne Allen, Janet - 132 i'p Andrews, Bill - 74, 134, 136, 165, 169 Anich, Howard - 74, 126 Anschutz, John - ,74, 136 Armstrong, Karen - 74, 82, 133, 141, 152, 167, 181 Armstrong, Richard - 74,172 Ascher, Mark Baker, Terr. - 74, 160 Banaszvnski, Sandra - 74, 79, 142, 156, 165, 169 Barber, Debbie - 74, 77,169,174,177,179 Barr, Alan - 74 Bartholomew, Don - 74, 136 Bartlett, Lynn Bauer, Bryan Becker, Fred - 74 Beckman, Craig 74 Behrens, Brenda - 74 Behrens, Jeff - 74 Berg, Tom - 172 Bethke, Neil - 74, 79, 126, 136, 149 Bloechl, Anna - 74 - BoiiwSrR“74, 169 Bornfleth, Karen - 74 Bovee, Scott - 74 Bowers, Brian - 81 Bricco, David - 74 Bricco, Gary Brissette, Diana - 74 Brost, Richard - 74, 134 Brueser, Holly - 74, 84, 132, 141, 181 Brugge, Clayton - 74 Brunette, Chuck - 74 Brunette, Steve Butler, Cindy - 74, 133, 152 Butler, Debbie - 74, 79 Cappel, Scott - 168 % Chapman, Bary - 74, 134 Chapman, Scott - 74, 129, 136, 143, 149, 170, 175 Chetney, Nathan - 74,145,177 Chrisman, Christy - 74, 133, 140, 156, 173, 174, .175, 180 Combs, John - 74 Cooper, Jeff - 74 Corcoran, Karen - 74 Cotton, Debbie Crawley, Jane - 74, 140, 177, 178, 179 Curler, Pam - 74, 75, 181 Davis, Lori - 74, 83, 144, 160, 164, 167, 175, 178, 179 Deacon, Debbie - 74 Deering, Beth - 74 Deist, Randy - 74, 177 |),| i 1 DeRubeis, Mike - 74, 134, 154, 175 DesMoines, Marsha - 74 Dettinger, Bill - 74 Diehn, Amy - 7 Dobrose, Bob - 74, 164 Donovan, Vickie - 74, 81. 160 Douglas, Robert - 74, 134, 136, 149 Draeger, Mona - 74 Drahonovsky, Loreen - 74; 83, 174, 185 Duvernall, Barbara - 74, 152, 162, 169, 171, 177 I | ---- -------------------- Ebert, Robert -74 . • •; fff in get, Barry - 74, 129, 136, 149 Engel, Randolph - 74, 129, 143, 149 Erickson, Rick Fqeley, Tim - 74, 79, 177 .Felhaber, Lois - 74 Feich, Richard - 172 � Ferris, Mike - 74, 177 Finke, Sandy j 74, 156 FischerlDebbie - 74, 140 Fischer ulie - 74, 142 ............... Heck, Dav.d - | j Fox, Diane - 76 Frievalt, Ronnie - 76, 134, 164 Fuerer, Vickie - 76 Gallina, Terry - 76, 134, 136, 154, 175, 177, 178, 181 Gallina, Todd - 76, 134, 181 Gardner, Mary - 76, 79, 132, 142, 156, 157, 160, 167, 180 Gerard, Jeff - 76 Glassnapp, Laura - 76, 83, 163 Gohde, Colleen - 76 Grahman, David - 76 Gramme!, Frank Greuel, Allen Grieger, Tracey - 76 Grieser, Mary - 76, 154, 181 Gronowski, Dan Grunwald, Connie - 61, 76, 142, 156, 163, 174, 175,179,180,181 Gulich, Scott - 76 Guild, Victor - 76, 154, 165, 168 Habel, Mike - 76 Hahn, Patrick - 75, 75 Hammel, Kyle - 76, 146 Harbold, Vickie - 76 Harker, Tracy - 76, 176, 177 Harma, Shane - 76 Hassi, Teresa - 76 Hazelbaker, Debbie - 76 Heidemann, Brenda - 76, 169 Heil, Andrew - 76 _ | Heinig, Barb - 76, 15 154, 162, 167 Heitsman, Jettie - 76, 163, 177 Helfenstein, Sue - 76, 154, 180 Ehlbcrt, Jim - 76 Hillman, Richard Himebauch, Jeff - 76, 126, 165, 177 Hirtreiter, Anne - 76 Hockenl erry, Kristen - 75, 76 Hoefert, Harvey Hoeft, lovc y - Holtz, Andrew' - 76, 129, 143, 154 Hooker, Lynette - 76 Hoppe, Bette - 76 Howard, Jay - 76 Imme, Danette - 76, 77, 152, 169, 171 Jacobchick, Bob - 76, 168 Jahn, Chris - 76, 134, 143, 149 Jay, Debbie - 76, 176, 177 Jensen, Dan - 76 Jensen, Scott - 76, 128, 129, 136 165, 167 170 Jerich, Bette Johns. Mary - 76 Jones, Cindy - 76 Karlinski, Julie - 76, 133, 140, 144 Katke, Jay .9« Kazmierski, Sherik- 76, 142, 156, 163, 169 Kelley, Mark - 76 Kelly, Bridget76, 127, 132, 152, 171 Kelly, Bruce - 75, 76 Kern, Brad - 76, 81, 134, 136, 180, 181 Kettner, Mary - 76 Kilpin, Lori - 76 Kipp, Bruce - 76 Kipp, Larry - 76 Kirby, Richard - 76, 126, 175, 178, 179 Klein, Linda - 76, 164, 176, 177 Kiokner, Vincent - 76. 149 Klussendorf, Jill - 76, 152, 169, 175, 179, 180, 181 Knippschild, Wendy - 76,169,177 Kober, Keley - 76, 85, 177 Konicezny, Lynn - 76, 154, 168 Kramer, Dan Kroll, Brad - 76, 84, 169 Krumrei, Jeff - 76, 145, 167 Ksobiech, Michele - 76 Kufalk, Karen - 160, 176, 177 Kummer, Keith - 76, 77, 165 Kutchera, Mark - 78 Larson, Laura - 78 Lawrence, Vickie - 78 LeClair, Greg - 78 epalu Bill - 78 Lepak Linda - 78 Lepine, Jane - 78, 175 Leppirte, Laura - 78 Lewandowski, Paul - 78, 154 Ligman, Nancy - 78 Ligocki, Curt - 78, 165, 172 Lloyd, Keith Lloyd, Kurt - 78 Loker, Jeff - 78, 136, 145, 154 Lorenzt, Vickie - 78, 167, 177, 180, 181 Luedke, Derick - 78 Lundin, Mark - 78, 129, 136 Lynch, Koy Lynch, Theresa - 78 MacLeod, Scott - 78 Mair, Sheri Maney, Jackie - 78 Maney, Jerry - 78 Manke, Julie - 78, 169 Manski, Renee - 78 Manthey, Wayne - 78 Marcussen, Greg Martens, Sue - 78 Martin, Diane Martin, Pat - 78 Martin, Scott - 78 Matus, Greg - 78 Maxfield, Andy - 78, 144, 168 Mayotte, Valerie - 78, 140 McCord, Tammy - 78 McGee, Debbie - 78, 132, 141 McKenzie, Peggy - 78, 84, 177 McPherson, Mark Meddaugh, Janet - 78 Merath, Barbara - 78 Mercier, Joe Metzger. Jack - 78 Miller, Jim - 78 Milligan, Brad - 78, 134, 136, 144, 145, 154, 175 Mitchell, Laurie - 78,160 Meoller, Jeff Murphy, Pat - 78 Nevel, Richard - 78 Newkirk, Greg Nuchell, Mark - 78 Obluck, Lance - 78 O'Connell, Kelly - 78, 134, 136 Orcholski, Bill - 78, 129, 149, 175 Pakenham, Julie - 78, 154, 177 Papineau, Randy - 78, 82, 136, 177 Paskiewicz, Jeff - 78 Pawinski, Peter - 75, 78, 165 Pawlak, Arlen - 78 Pawlak, Kim - 78 Pease, Barbara - 78 Pelzman, David - 78 Peterson, Candy - 78 Peterson, Guy - 78 Peterson, Margaret - 78 Peterson, Randy - 78 Phillips, Rose Piagentini, Sue - 78 Pieper, David - 82 Pine, Keith - 78, 136 Pisarek, Mary - 78, 174, 175, 179 Poe, Sue Pollock, Jayne - 78, 168, 174, 175, 179 Porter, Jeff - 78, 129, 136, 145, 165 Porter, Mark - 78, 139 iPost, Micheal - 78 Prokop, Jeff - 78, 149, 160, 177 Radtke, Janet - 78, 177 Radtke, Steve - 78, 85, 143, 149, 156, 177 Rageth, John - 78, 143, 164 Rapp, Steve - 78 Rathke, Robert - 78, 177, 178 Reddy, Becky - 77, 78, 163 Reeves, Kelly - 79, 80, 156, 169 Rehberg, Mike - 80 Reichow, Jim Rickard, Brien - 80, 169 Riesing, Kathleen - 80 Roder, Karen - 80, 82 Rossetto, Mark - 80, 134 Rozinski, David - 80 Scardino, Paul 80 Scaffer, Scott - 80, 134, 136, 169 Schiessel, John - 80, 145, 169 Schmidt, Ed - 80, 177, 178 Schmitt, Dawn - 80 Schneeberg, Sue - 80 Schneider, Roland - 80 Schoolcraft, Carol - 80, 167, 181 Schultz, Eric - 80, 175 Schwemmer, Wendy - 75, 80, 169, 171 Shave, Brenda - 80, 180 Siedschlag, Cindy - 80, 169 Simonis, Donna - 80 Simons, David - 80 Slaski, Lisa - 80, 132 Small, Mark - 80, 129, 143, 145, 154. Smith, Gerald - 80 Smith, Wally - 80, 144, 177 Soderberg, Kate - 165 Sperle, Janet - 80 Stach, Laurie - 80, 169 Stahl, Debbie - 80 Stahl, Larry - 80 Stine, Don - 80 Steinke, Sally - 80 Stewart, Scott - 80, 136, 177 Stigler, Debbie - 80, 188 Strader, Don - 80, 134, 177, 178 Strickler, Don - 80, 136, 177, 178 Strombech, Kim - 80, 156 Strum, Tom - 80, 134 Suhm, Jodi - 80, 181 Sullivan, Kari - 80, 152, 165, 166, 167, 169 Sullivan, Lisa - 65, 77, 80 Swan, Cindy - 80, 154 Swan, Linda - 75, 79, 80, 130, 132, 157, 166, 167, 168, 169, 171 Swan, Mark - 80, 134, 143, 149 Swayze, John - 80 Swenson, John - 80, 134, 136, 165 Szada, Tim - 80, 134, 136, 169 Szalewski, Jeff - 75, 80, 134, 136, 144, 169, 171 lalaska, LeeAnn - 80 Tatrow, Cheryl - 80, 166, 181 Teske, Jeff - 80, 136, 143, 167 Teske, John - 80, 149, 172 Thomas, Terry - 80 Thornton, Raymond - 80, 81, 134, 154 Tischafer, Mike - 80 Torgerson, Tim - 82, 172, 177 Treffinger, Amy - 80 Tuttle, Linda - 80, 142, 156, 176, 177 Uribe, Michele - 79, 80, 132, 165, 166, 167, 169 Vanderhei, Julie - 80 Vega, Nick - 80, 85, 175, 178, 179, 180, 181 Veley, Mary Voelling, Lynn - 75, 80, 177 Wagner, Caroline - 80, 176, 177, 181 Walsh, Bill - 80 Wambold, Kevin - 80 Warner, Tom Warnes, David - 80, 177, 180, 181 Wegner, Kim - 80. 174, 176, 177, 180 Weirer, Jill - 80 Wendt, Diane - 80 Wendt, Laurie - 80 White, Lisa Wilkening, Richard - 80, 172 Williams, Jodi - 82, 97, 160, 164, 167 Williams, Tad - 81, 82, 136, 154 Winkler, John - 82, 126, 166, 167, 171, 175, 178, 179, 180, 181 Wojtsiak, Colleen - 79, 82, 84, 142, 156, 160, 164, 167, 170 Woodard, Mark Word, Sara Wustmann, Kevin - 82, 180, 181 Zergoski, Sherri - 82, 169 Zvolena, Kami - 82 Zwisler, Eric - 82, 175, 179 Zynski, Robert - 82 -FRESHMEN- Adam, Carol - 86 Adam, Connie - 86 Adam, Constnace Adler, Phillip - 86, 148 Albert, John - 86, 136 Allen, Janer)- 86 Andler, Etf - 86 Andler, Mary - 86 Andler, Mike - 86, 148 Armstrong, Dean - 86 Arndt, Alan - 86, 95 Ball, Cathy - 86, 180 Barborich, Tom - 86, 136 Barth, Craig - 86 Bartolotta, Chris - 86, 169 Bauer, Sharon - 86 Beck, Greg - 86, 136 Beck, Ron - 86 Becker, Cheryl - 86, 93 Bergsma, Tom - 86, 177 Bernick, Stacey - 86 Bilke, Scott - 86 Billings, Don - 86 Bishop, Ross - 86, 89 Bittner, Linda - 86, 163 Bjorklund, Yvette - 86, 94, 162 Bluhm, Kathy - 86 Boebel, Scott - 86, 94, 126, 136, 177, 178 Bonney, William - 86 Bopp, Krist - 84, 86, 136 Bowers, Lori - 86, 163, 177, 180 Bray, David - 87 Brissette, Bonnie - 86 Brown, Pam - 86 Brueser, Julie - 86, 141 Brugge, Carmen - 86 Campbell, Jim - 86 Carow, Wendy - 86, 180 Chapman, Carey - 86, 136 Chetney, Mark' - 86, 96, 97 Chrisman, Karen - 86, 157, 176, 177 Cobb, Allen - 86, 177 Congdon, Beth - 86 Corcoran, Kevin - 86 Crouch, Willis - 86 Dailey, Robin - 86, 177 Darga, Debra - 86 Davis, John - 86 Deist, Cindy - 86 Delano, Jeff Deneen, Barbara - 86, 160 Denio, Sue - 86, 169, 177 Dennett, Susan 86 - 86 16, 163, 173, 180 89, 136. 164, 169, 177 Domenosky, Kim - 86 Donovan, Joe - 86, 177, 178 Dowdle, Teresa - 86 Eisert, Dorothy - 86 Erno, Jill - 86 Falvey, Lee - 86, 169 Feeley, Mike - 86, 97, 136 Ferris, Marie - 86, 152, 167, 176, 177, 178 Fleischmann, Dodie - 86, 177, 180 Fletcher, Steve - 86 Fleury, Mary - 87, 88, 94, 142, 155 Foley, Mike - 88, 169 Francke, Kim - 88 Frassetto, Maria - 88, 157, 163, 169 Friedrich, Grace - 88, 171, 180 Gainer, Don - 88, 136 Gaszak, Rick - 88, 136 Gerber, Carol - 88 Gereau, Christi - 88, 177, 178 Gile, Tim - 88 Ginster, Jan - 88. 177 Gogin, Cindy - 86 Gold, Robin - 88, 163 Gougher, Tom - 88, 136 Graham, Barbara - 88 Greenblatt, Cindy - 88 Greenblatt, Sherri - 88 Grieser, Cheryl - 88 Gross, Jean - 88, 177 Grueling, John - 88, 136, 148 Gulich, Paul - 88 Gulla, Chris - 88, 95, 144, 165 Guterl, Karen - 88 Ha ass, Derak 88, 181 Hamman, Lorena - 88 Hannon, Jeff - 88 Hansen, Kristy - 88, 160, 176, 177 Hardtke, Kerry - 88, 180 Harland, Dan - 88, 136, 144 Harris, David • 88, 177, 181 Harris, Shelley - 88 hiding, Deborah - 88, 177 Hengen, Bill - 88 Hilbert, Judy - 88 Hill, Kathy - 88, 142, 167, 176, 177, 180 Hillman, Debby Hitesman, Lorraine - 88, 89, 154, 177 Hogan, Rick - 88, 136, 173 Holat, Barry - 88, 97, 169, 177 Holtz, Rodney Hood, John - 88, 169 Dettinger,Jacquline Devlin, Margaret - Dobrose, Mike - 86, Hoover, Robert - 88, 136, 177 Hoppe, Denise • 88 Hotz, Chris - 87, 88, 136 Hritz, Michael - 88, 136 Hwebner, Tami - 88, 177 , Huisman, Laurie - 88, 155, 166, 167 Hunnicutt, Carter. - 88, 163, 177, 178 Muss, Dan - 88 Ignasiak, Steve - 88 Inime, Darla - 88 James, Debbie - 88 ’ Jaquith, Mary - 88 Jarowsky, Walter - 88 Jaske, Diane - 88, 177 Jay, Randy Kadau, Heidi - 88 Kafka, Frank Kainz, John - 88, 136, 169, 177 Kainz, Jacqueline - 88 Keepers, Jacqueline Kelly, DuVan - 148, 165 King, Amy - 88, 97, 164, 166, 167 King, Keith King, Tom - 88 Kinjerski, Mike - 88 Kipp, Kathy - 88, 152, 177 Kipperman, David - 88, 136 Kuchner, Carl - 88 Kinglman, Mike Kluck, Corrine - 88 Knobel, Tim - 88, 136 Konieczny, Lore - 88, 154 Kratsch, Terri Krause, Tim - 88, 144, 177 Kreger, Larry - 88, 136 Krolski, Laura - 88 Ksobiech, Mark - 88, 136, 148 Kummer, Julie - 88, 89, 143, 157 Landers, Lisa - 88, 91 Lang, Jerrie - 88, 97 Larkin, Jeff - 90, 143 LeClair, Linda - 90, 180 Leeder, Dan - 90 Leonard, Scott - 90, 160, 167 Lepak, Lori - 90, 160, 167 Leszynski, Wayne - 90 Lind, Lance - 90 Lindholm, Tina - 90 Linton, Sue - 90 Lippert, Lora - 90 Lloyd, Teresa - 90 Lobenhofer, Darrell - 90 Luck, Kristina Ludkc, Kathy - 90 Ludwig, Charles - 90 Luedtke, Gary - 90, 136, 177 Luhman, Diana Luther, Colleen - 90, 152 Madden, Tim - 90 Madison, Denise - 90, 152, 177 Mahlman, Connie - 90 Malewicki, Martha - 90, 91, 152, 162, 163, 166 Malewicki, Mary - 90,166 Mall, Joe Maney, John - 90 Manke, Joanne - 90 Manschot, Robert - 90, 168 Martens, Jeff - 90, 181 Martin, Brenda - 90 Martin, Jim - 90, 136 Martin, John - 90, 177 Maxfield, Andy - 90, 177 Maxfield, Steve - 90, 143, 169® Maxwell, Lisa - 90 McCarthy, Rosanne - 90 McClure, Anthony - 90 McGrath, Bill - 90 McGraw, Dennis - 90, 136 'McGuire, Tim - 90, 136, 148, 169, 181 -McKenna, Colleen - 90, 176, 177, 178 McMinn, Angela - 90 McPherson, Caroline - 90 Meddaugh, Lorene - 90 Miller, Brian - 90, 96, 181 Milligan, Jeff - 90, 136, 177, 178, 144 Mixdorf, Bill - 90, 169 Mixdorf, Sue - 90, 91 Moeller, Russell - 90 Morse, Patricia - 90 Muecki, Kelly - 90, 163, 177 Mulhulland, Teri - 90, 152, 155, 177, 178 Nedza, Sheila - 90 Neu, Bradley Nordentoft, Scott - 87, 90, 136, 148, 165 Oswalt, Kenneth - 90 Oswalt, Kevin - 90, 177 Oilman, Victoria - 90 Packard, Kristine - 90, 177 Pagel, Gary - 90, 94, 148, 181 Papineu, Bryan - 90, 91, 177, 178, 179 Papke, Kevin Parks, Bill - 90 Patrick, Jetf - 90, 177, 178 Pestor, Deborah - 90, 180 Pestor, Larry r 90, 138, 178 Peters, Christine - 90 Peters, Steve - 90 Peterson, Jay - 90 Peterson, Mary - 90 Pokwonski, Stephen - 90, 136, 149, 177 Popple, Devere - 90 Porter, Dan - 90, 136, 177 Porter, Scott - 87, 90, 136 Potter, Glen - 90 Post, Mark - 90 Poznaski, Mark - 92, 136 Prebil, Bill - 92, 136, 148, 177 Prest, Darrin - 92 Rathwal, Ron - 92, 136, 148 Rados, Dan - 89, 92 Rageth, Rick - 93, 143, 181 Rapp, Barbara - 92 Rapp, Steve - 92, 181 Rasmussen, Arvy - 92 [Ready, Brenda - 92 iReT g, Diane - 92, 177 Rezutek! £han - hardson, Corll fkard, Karen - 92, .T£6rV7 Mng, Dan - 92 Kathy [rts, Kim - 92, 177, 180 L- Doug - 92, 136 [Rosfctto, Jean - 92, 163 Wjacquelin 91, 92, 157, 177 ■i skL Chijstine 9 H 92, 152 Jh� n - 92 S hacfrW to, Greg - 92, 136, 148 i arMvy t h- 87, 91, 92, 177 k imen, Cornelia Sd'.uen, Dawn - 92, 177 Scholo vich, Peter - 92, 136, 144 Schultz, Curtis - 92, 148 Schumacher, Fritz Selz, Jennifer - 92, 180 Serres, Terry - 89, 92, 181 Seunng, Terry - 92, 144, 160 Shankey, Mark - 92, 93 Shea, Adrienne - 92 Sheaffer, Patricia - 92, 180 Shorougian, Jon - 92, 136, 148, 165 Siebert, Brian Siebert, Kevin Sievert, Sharon - 92 Simons, Cindy - 92 Slaski, Pat - 87, 92, 136 Smart, Jeff - 92, 95 Srnedema, Neil - 92, 136, 148, 177, 181 Smith, Duwayne - 92, 177 Smith, Julie - 92 Sokoiowski, Steve - 181 Somers, Laura - 92 Sparby, Mike - 92, 136 Spersted, Tim - 92, 143, 148 Spiewak, Janet - 92, 180 Staedter, Debra - 92, 152, 180 Stadler, Paul- 92, 97, 148, 177 Steffen, Patricia - 92 Stine, Ronald - 92, 143, 167 Streckel, Jens 91, 92, 136, 144 Stumpner, John - 92, 96, 136 Sullivan, John - 92, 96, 132, 136, 145, 154 Swenson, Linda - 92 Sydlewski, Dean - 92 Szalewski, Colleen Tatrow, Ronald - 92, 136 Teske, Jim - 92, 136 Teuteberg, Curtis - 92, 177, 178 Teuteberg, Jon - 92, 177, 178, 179 Thompson, Kathy - 92, 177 Torgerson, Diane - 92 Ulesich, Tamyra - 92, 177 Umland, Linda - 92 Underberg, Vickie - 92, 127, 160, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180 Utrie, Kristine - 92, 180 Vollmer, Allen - 92 Wagner, Robert - 92, 93 Walejewski, John - 92, 136, 177, 178 Walsh, Brian - 94 Wambold, Brian - 94 Wappenschmidt, Jim - 94, 177,r Ward, Nancy - 94, 177 Warner, Guy - 94 £ � Wegner, Sheri - 94, 153 Weink, Warren - 94 Wells, Gordon - 94 W'eyer, Mike - 94 MJR White, Gretchen - 94, 97, 164, 167 W'hiteaker, Wend rtt94 Whitehouse, Jim - 9% 177 Wflltstone, Jennifer :.®| Wilkening, Tracey - 94, 177 Williamson, Jerry k W'ilson, Donna - 94, 180 Windle, Russell - 94, 96 Windelmann, Steve - 94 Wolfe, Mane - 94, 160 Wright, Diane - 94 Wysocki, Jeanette - 94 Zur, Dan - 94 Zynski, Brenda - 94 MAI V STl «K HidOMSIVM m