Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

J] 11 ARROW 1979 JIM =l) VOLUME VII (±= Mukwonago High School i Mukwona|0, Wisconsin Book Binders CLUBS Sue Stocks PLAYS Tom Oberholtzer David Cypcar Steve Kamp DIVISION PAGES Vicki Underberg SENIORS Scott Leonard Brian Walsh FACULTY Vicki Underberg Diane Jaske Kathi Thompson Steve Kemp David Milburn David Milburn Dan Russ FALL SPORTS Sue Stocks (Volleyball) Julie Jensen SOPHOMORES Laurie Hibbard Nadine Shepard FRESHMEN Lisa Rosenbecker Maragret Utrie Nancy Pisarek Connie Acheson Maureen McGraw Jodie Koelsch Sandy Haslam Tim Strum Kim Schlitt Judy Anschutz Holly Schoolcraft Karen Martin SPECIAL EVENTS Vicki Underberg Kathi Thompson JUNIORS David Cypcar Jerry Mueller SPRING SPORTS Jenny Deering Jackie Kniskern Renate Hoffman Margaret Bronson Karen Wietrzny WINTER SPORTS Sue Stocks 2 Acknowledgements Table Of Contents SENIORS HOMECOMING 60 FALL SPORTS 70 UNDERCLASSMEN 80 WINTER SPORTS 122 CLUBS 135 FACULTY 157 Table Of Contents 3 SPRING SPORTS 8 PROM We are Free To Be” what we want to be To be ourselves and like no other Free to take the paths we choose in life Free to chase our dreams and seek our reality We are free to accept or reject the challenges That will help us learn who we are And whatever we learn whatever we need whatever we feel We are free to make choices free to make changes Because we are FREE TO BE” 6 Spring Girls Softball Row 1: Heidi Teuteberg, Colleen Wojtasiak, Teri Mulholland. Gerriann Crawley. Sue Adler. Row 2: Sheri Wegner, Denise Madison. Laura Kamnik, Julie Rausch, Pat Wappenschmidt. Colleen Kelly. Row 3: Coach Vehanen, Janet Sperstad, Donna Samuels, Karen Armstrong. Coach Bartoszek. This was the first season for girls softball, and the team did a great job. During regular season they defeated teams such as Delavan and Wau- kesha South who have had teams for several years. In the regionals we also defeated the many year teams of Whitnall and Greenfield to take home the regional trophy. The captain of the team was Karen Armstrong, the outstanding offensive player was Sheri Wegner, the outstanding deffensive player was Karen Armstrong, and the most valuable play- er was Donna Samuels. Season Record 10 Wins-3 Losses Regionals Mukwonago 6 - Greenfield 4 Mukwonago 3 -Whitnall 3 Sectionals Mukwonago 12 -Kenosha Tremper 18 8 Girl's Softball Boy’s Baseball Row 1: Dave Gainer. Jim Duszynski. Steve Cyra. John Crawley. Rick Spoerl. Row 2: Mike McGraw, Dave Leppin, Dan Jensen. Scott Kalinowski. Dan Gronemus. Row 3 Dave Lianas. Tom Loope. Brian Pinterics. Coach Swan. With all the hard ef- forts the freshman baseball team put out this last spring they still lost all 8 games they played. The sophomore baseball team had a good season with 9 wins and 2 losses Row 1: Tom Tatrow. Kelly Reith. Kevin Knippschild. Cal Williams. Rhojean Lianas. Roy Thornton Row 2: Don Ross. Don Kuautz. Tod Day. Dave Tuttle. Greg Butler. Glen Brandemuehl. Tom Inzeo. Row 3: Scott Keller. Brian Sargeant. Carl Lang. John Stemper. Todd Lundin. Coach Enright. Manager Joe Felich. Boys Baseball 9 Boy’s Baseball Row 1: Dan Adamski, Ron Rachwal. Jon Shrougian. Bob Douglas. Mark Swan. Chris Jahn. Row 2: Rick Brost. David Bauer. Rod Holtz. Don Hemm. Bill Andrews. Row 3: Coach Douglas. John Kainz. Terry Gallina. Ray Thornton. Kelly O'Connell, Scott Shafer. Varsity Mukwonago 4 Catholic Memorial 4 Mukwonago 0 Burlington 4 Mukwonago 4 East Troy 1 Mukwonago 1 Badger 3 Mukwonago 2 Union Grove 0 Mukwonago 5 Whitewater 2 Mukwonago 3 Wilmont 4 Mukwonago 1 Delvin 4 Mukwonago 10 Salem 7 Mukwonago 12 Elkhorn 11 Mukwonago 1 Waterford 2 Mukwonago 2 Big Foot 4 Mukwonago 3 Oconomowoc Tournament 9 The most valuable player was Ray Thornton and the captains were Bob Douglas and Dan Adamski. 10 Boy's Baseball Boy’s Golf Row 1: Kerry Jones. Andy King, Tom Oberholtzer, Dave Darga. Chuck Whitehouse Row 2: Joe Schmidt. Kurt Zarbock. Karl Bethke. Frank Hinca Row 3: Dick Kirby. Dan Adamski. Tim Sperstad. Tim Krause. Boy's Golf 11 Girls Junior Varsity Track Row 1: Debbie Rageth, Debbie Markham, Margaret Utrie. Brenda Slaski, Kelly Kummer, Ellen Simon, Donna Clement, Row 2: Tami Tiegs, Diane Jaske, Nancy Ward, Vicki Underberg, Angie Kainz, Donna Anich. Triangular Meets: Mukwonago 47 -Union Grove 37-Wilmont 55 Mukwonago 59 -Badger 57-Bigfoot 29 Mukwonago 52 -Elkhorn 69-Delavan 36 Mukwonago 66 -Whitewater 49-East Troy 19 Dual Meets: Mukwonago Mukwonago Mukwonago Mukwonago Mukwonago Mukwonago Mukwonago - Arrowhead - Muskego - Muskego - Salem - Hartland - Waterford - Burlington It’s cold out here! 12 Girl's Varsity Track Boys Junior Varsity Track Row 1- Coach Hensler, Larry Kreger. Dave Meier. Ken Smith. Jim McPhetridge. Ken Gill. Coach Nordentoft. Row 2: Bob Mueller. Tony Kemnitz. Derek Haas. Steve Haas. Scott Polacheck. Will Hein. Row 3: Arvy Rasmussen. Steve Kipperman. Martin Fix. Eric Hunkins. Larry Schultz. Rich Formella Bryan Krzycki. Kirt Effinger Row 4: John Stumpner. Chad Hoppe. Jim Stumpner. Jim Schwenn. Tim McGee, Myles Brown. Letter Winners: B. Effinger. T. Titus. J. Teske. M. Porter. J. Rageth. B. Kern. K. Kummer. S. Jensen. J. Stumpner, P. Scholovich, G. Luedtke. T. McGuire. S. Nordentoft. C. Hoppe. J. Schwenn. R. For- mella, B. Crouch. G. Peterson. K. Effinger. Number Winners: Myles Brown. Arvy Rasmussen. Larry Kreger. Bob Mueller. Jim McPhetridge. Scott Polacheck, Brian Krzycki. Larry Schultz, Tony Kemnitz. Steve Haas. Tim McGee. Derek Haas. Ken Gill, Jeff Swan. Eric Hunkins. Will Hem, Dave Meier. Boy’s Junior Varsity Track 13 Girls Track placed 5th in con- ference this year. Anne Bum- garner set a new record with her 26.2 seconds time in the 220 yard dash, and a new high jump record of 5 feet 2 inches. The team placed 5th in the Girls M Club Relays, and 5th in regionals with Anne Bumgarner in the high jump, and the 880 relay team of Julie Jensen, Re- nee Figge, Patti Suhm, Anne Bumgarner. Sheri Davis also qualified for sectionals in the shot put. Anne Bumgarner won the high jump event and pro- ceded on to the state tourna- ment with a new high jump re- cord of 5 feet 3 inches. The team captain and most valu- able player was Anne Bum- garner. Girls Varsity Track Row 1: Mary LeClaire, Julie Jensen. Angie Fitzgerald. Patti Suhm. Mandy Glasenapp. Georgia Brown, Row 2: Sandy Radtke. Sue Fickau. Sana Burrow. Renee Figge. Louise Konieczny. Rega Kamnick. Coach Olson. Row 3: Julie Hardtke. Anne Bumgarner. Julie Karlinsky, Barb Whitehouse. Karen Donahue. Cathy Hardtke. Row 4: Tammy Adamski. Heidi Christenson. Amy Diehn. Linda Wilber, Julie Kummer. Coach Smedema. VARSITY SCORES Mukwonago 62-Big Foot 46-Badger 48 Mukwonago 76-Burlington 49 Mukwonago 39-Delavan 52-Elkhorn 65 Mukwonago 49-Whitewater 68-East Troy 39 Mukwonago 64-Waterford 60 Mukwonago 58-Union Grove 47-Wilmont 50 Mukwonago 55-Hartland 68 Mukwonago 58-Salem 70 Mukwonago 47 1 3 - Muskego 75 2 3 Mukwonago 47-Arrowhead 58 Georgia Brown clearing the hurdles. 14 Girl’s Varsity Track Boys Varsity Track Row 1: Coach Hensler. John Rageth, Jeff Teske, Scott Jensen, Pete Scholovich, Neil Smedema, Scott Nordentoft. Coach Nordentoft, Row 2: Keith Kummer, Bob Mueller. Derek Haas. Greg Peterson. Brad Kern. Mark Porter, Row 3: Arvy Rasmussen, Gary Luedtke. Tim McGuire. Bob Hoover, Rich Formella. Bryan Krzycki. Row 4: John Stumpner, Barry Effinger, Chad Hoppe. Jim Stumpner, Jim Schwenn, Kurt Effinger. Bob Crouch. The team won 4 meets and lost 2. In the “M Club relays we placed 5th, in the Salem invitational we placed 2nd, in Conference Relays we placed 1st, in the Conference meet we placed 2nd and in Region- al we placed 6th. Our final standing in Conference was 98. The Sprint Captain was Jeff Teske, the Field Event Captain was Scott Jensen, the Distance Cap- tain was John Rageth. The Most Valuable Player was Barry Effinger. He was the leading point winner, the Conference High Hurdler Champion, and qualified for State Meet. The most improved in track events was Greg Peterson. The most improved player in Field events was Scott Nordentoft. Boy's Varsity Track 15 The Drama Department's Spring production of Barefoot in the Park” was another fine perfor- mance put forth by the actors and actresses of The ups and downs of early marriage were brought to life on stage by Paul and Corrie Bratter (alias Nick Vega and Laura Glassnapp). They kept their audience alive and laughing with their funny antics and humour. We can thank Mr. Heagle and his kids for a fantastic production. Mr. Heagle directs his cast. 16 Spring Play ‘•BAREFOOT IN THE PARK CAST (and crew) Paul Bratter...................Nick Vega Cory Bratter ..................Laura Glassnapp Mrs. Banks.....................Dawn Patrick Victor Velasso.................Carter Hunnicutt Telephone Repairman ...........John Hood Delivery Man ..................Jerry Mueller Lights.........................Beth Whitstone Sound .........................Tom Oberholtzer Props..........................Ken Oswalt Set construction ..............Stagecraft Classes Director ......................Anson Heagle Cory gets a lift from Victor Velasso Paul carries his mother-in-law . Watching the knichi breathe. Spring Play 17 How Deep Is Your Love? Left-Right- Tom Gougher, Jill Gruenwald. Carter Hunnicutt, Stephanie Olson, Jeff Larkin, Kerry Hardtke, Mark Ksobiech. Laurie Yonke. Jeff Milligan, Mary Fleury, Ron Rachwal. Teri Mulholland, Pete Scholovich, Laura Kamnik The class of '79 definitely had a Prom to remember! Many hard working Juniors strived to make the night a huge suc- cess. The dinner and dance were held at The Marriott Inn in Brookfield. The facili- ties were beautiful and suited all Prom goers to a tee. The song“How Deep is Your Love?” by the Bee Gees was not only a hit across the country at the time, but also with the Juniors of 1978, as they picked this song as the theme of their Prom. The reigning Prom King and Queen were Mark Ksobiech and Laurie Yonke. Everyone attending the dance looked terrific as the girls and guys dressed their best for the annual Spring event. The evening was enjoyed by all who attended, and many lasting memo- ries were taken home that night. 18 Prom King- Mark Ksobiech Queen-Laurie Yonke P r o m C o u r t Jeff Milligan Mary Fleury Jeff Larkin Kerry Hardtke J Carter Hunnicutt Stephanie Olson Pete Scholovich Larra Kamnik Ron Rachwal Teri Mulholland Tom Gougher Jill Gruenwald Prom 19 Prom goers in action. mo - m c The Ju iloi Cla 6 oi Mokwonagc High School piZA tYVU HOW VEEP IS yOUR LOVE Manlott Inn Gland. BalVwom ENTERTAINMENT BY Bob and Lore swaying to the music. MEW LEGION BANV ■________________________ Satuiday, Apill Fifteenth Nineteen Handled Seventy-Eight 20 Prom Steve, waiting for his date to pick him up at the door. Taking a break from dancing. Prom 21 22 Summer Summer 23 Senior Class Officers: Brian Walsh. President; Kristy Hansen. Vice President; Laurie Huisman. Secretary; Denise Madison, Treasurer . A Senior Is..................... ... an individual who, four years ago, was timid and afraid of the new world around him ... a person who has taken on the challenge of growing and discovering a little more each year..one who has grasped the learning and turned it into valuable knowledge....one who has gone through unbelie- veable change within the environment of the four year high school career ... one of the 1300 pieces which comprise the massive puzzle of the Mukwonago High School student body......an individual who is becoming restless with the protective world in which he now exists ... one who is anxious and curious to plunge into the wide and vastly changing world ... the individual who is anxious to graduate and be on his own, but is yet afraid of what challenges the world may hold ... .....a senior is FREE TO BE 24 Seniors y Karen Chrisman Allen Cobb Elizabeth Congdon Kevin Corcoran Willis Crouch Debra Czeshinski Robin Dailey Robert Dandrow Debra Darga Betty Delfino Barbara Deneen Suzanne Denio Jacqueline Dettinger Michael Dobrose Kim Domenosky Seniors 27 Daniel Leeder Susan Linton Colleen Luther Anne Maneage Andrew Mjxfield Timothy McGuire Kjren Meyer Michael Moon Ronald Mutter Curtis Duwayne Not Pictured; Anne and Colleen really enjoy study. Brenda Zynski Kurt Barikmo Jeffrey Hannon Michael Mayotte Daniel Rados Jean Rossetto Steven Sokolowski Robert C. Wagner Guy Warner 42 Seniors Mmmm. good cracker!! Scott and Connie flyin high. Bill enjoys the pep assembly Carter, where’d ya get the perm? What did you say Quick Draw McGraw. Hi Mom! Lorraine gapes at cupcakes. Want some 44 Seniors Senior Honors- Class Of ’79 Je.inne Gross and Stott Leonard Co valedit ton.ms K.ithy (till Salutatonan Top 10% TOP 10% TOP 10% Debra Austin Linda Bittner Scott Boebel Catherine Brunner Anne Bumgarner Wendy Carow Marie Ferris Robin Gold Je.inne Gross Kerry Hardtke Kathryn Hill Diane Jaske Stephen Kemp Amy King Timothy Krause Julie Kummer St ott Leonard Denise Madison Rosanne McCarthy Colleen Mt Kenna Davit! Milburn Ten Mulholland Kenneth Oswalt Kevin Oswalt Patricia Sheaffer Vit.ki Underberg Kristine Utrie I inda Wilber 46 Seniors B.B.S.-Badger State-B.G.S Badger Boy’s State, sponsored by the American Legion, started another session last summer. Steve Kemp and David Harris joined other juniors across the state in Ripon, Wisconsin for a week. The program is designed to create a model state government to show how our own state is run. Those who attended participated in political campaigning, election procedures, and the duties of many state officials. David Harris and Steve Kemp Vicki Underberg and Kathy Hill Vicki Underberg and Kathy Hill were chosen to attend the 1978 Badger Girls State which was held in Madison, Wisconsin. The annual event is sponsored by the Women's American Legion Auxilary, and each year two junior girls are chosen to attend the event. The week at Badger State is a hard working, and fun filled week for the 700 girls who attend. The state is created to give the girls an idea of how our American government works. Those girls who attended were involved in political campaigning, election procedures, and filling the various offices held at the locai and state level. The week went by quickly, and all who attended left with new friends, and unforgettable memories. Seniors 47 ADAM, CAROL: FHA 2-4 ADAM, CONSTANCE: FHA 2 ADLER, PHILLIP: Basketball 1-2; In- tramural Basketball 3. Baseball 2 BALL, CATHY: Track 1 BAUER. DAVID. Baseball 3-4; Foot- ball 3-4; Transferred from Catho- lic Mem. Waukesha 3 BECK, GREGORY: Baseball 1; Foot- ball 1,3; Golf 2; Intra Basketball 3 BISHOP, ROSS: Band 1-2; PowWow 4 BITTNER, LINDA: Drama 1-2; Chrosu 1-4; NHS; Chamber Singers 4 BJORKLUND, YVETTE: Cheerleader 1.4 BODANSKE, ROBERT: Transferred from Walker Jr. Hi., Milwaukee 2 BOEBEL, SCOTT: Football 1-2; Dra- ma 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; AFS 2-4; Baseball 2; Forensics 2-4; Pep Band 2-4; Ski Club 3-4 BOPP, KRIST: Baseball 1; Wrestling 1-2; Football 1-4; Track 2-4 BROWN, PAMELA: FHA 1; FBLA 4 BRUESER, JULIE: Volleyball 1-2;. Track 1-2, 4; Key Club 3-4 BRUNNER, CATE: Volleyball 2-3; Spanish Club 3; FHA 3-4; NHS; Transferred from Wisconsin Hills Brookfield 1; HERO 4 BUMGARNER, ANNE: Basketball 4; Track 4; NHS; Transferred from Moline. III. 3 CAROW, WENDY: Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 2; Chamber Singers 3; Pom- Pons 4; NHS CHRISMAN, KAREN: FMCC 1; Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4; PomPons 1-4; Cheerleader 1-2 COBB, ALLEN: Band 1-4; PowWow 4 CZESHINSKI, DEBRA: Transferred from Franklin 3 DAILEY, ROBIN: FBLA 2-4; Arrow 3; Bookstore 2-4; AV Aide 4 DANDROW, ROBERT: Transferred from Muskego 3 DARGA, DEBRA: Pep Club 1-2; Span- ish Club 3; PomPons 3-4 DELFINO, BETTY: AFS from Para- guay DENEEN, BARBARA: German Club 1- 4; FBLA 2-4; Bookstore 4 DENIO, SUZANNE: Track 1; Ski Club 1-2; Volleyball 2 DEVLIN. MARAGRET: Glee Club 1; FMCC 1-2; Arrow 2; Chorus 2-4; AFS 3 DOMENOSKY, KIM: Volleyball 2; Class President 3; HERO 4 DOMINO, CHERYL: Ski Club 3-4; Transferred from Muskego 2 DONOVAN. JOSEPH: Baseball 1: Pep Band 3-4 EARL ELIZABETH: Band 4; AFS from Australia EISERT, DOROTHY: Bookstore 2; FBLA 2-4; Science Aide 2-3: Histo- ry Aide 4 FALVEY, LEE: Ski Club 1-4; Track 3 FEELEY, MICHAEL: Football 1; Intra Basketball 3-4; PowWow 4 FERRIS. MARIE: Basketball 1; Pom- Pons 1-4; Student Govt. 1; Cheer- leader 2 FIGGE LYNN: Pep Band 3; Pom Pons 3-4; Ski Club 4; Transferred from Juneau Milwaukee 2 FLEISCHMANN, DODIE: Pep Band 2; Arrow 2-3; Colorguard 2-4 FLEURY, MARY: Cheerleader 1-4; Track 1-3; Gymnastics 1-4 FOLEY. MICHAEL: Ski Club 1-4; AFS 3; Baseball 2; Forensics 3-4; Dra- ma 3-4 FORD, PATRICK: Golf 2-3; Intra Bas- ketball 3; Transferred from Ga- hanna, Ohio 1 FRIEDRICH, GRACE: German Club 1- 4; Pep Club 1; Treble Choir 1-3; Chorus 2-4; Drama 4; Forensics 4; Chamber Singers 4; AFS 4 FULLER, CHARLES: Transferred from Waukesha South 3 GAINER, DONALD: Football 1-4; De- bate 4; Baseball 1-4; Forensics 1-4 GASZAK, RICHARD: Wrestling 1; Football 1-2 GINSTER, JANICE: Band 1-2; FBLA 3-4; Bookstore 4 GOGIN, CINDY: Pep Club 1; FHA 1-4 GOLD, ROBIN: Drama 1-4; Ski Club 3-4 GOUGER, THOMAS: Football 1-4 GRAHAM. BARBARA: Volleyball 2; FBLA 4 GRIESER, CHERYL. Glee Club 1-2; Student Govt. 1 GROSS, JEANNE: Band 1-4; FMCC 2; Jazz Band 4; NHS GUTERL, KAREN: FHA 2-4; Arrow 3- 4; HERO 4 HAAS. DEREK: Track 3-4 48 Seniors HANSEN, KRISTY: PowWow 1; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 1-4; Forensics 1- 4; Colorguard 1-4; Pep Band 3-4; Class Vice President 4 HARDTKE, KERRY: Cheerleader 1-2; Key Club 2-4; Pom Pons 3 HARLAND, DANIEL: Football 1; Track 2; Wrestling 1-2,4 HARRIS, DAVID: Drama 1,4; Cham- ber Singers 2-4; Madrigals 1-4; Band 1-4; Debate 1-2,4; Jazz Band 4 HELING, DEBORAH: Band 1-4; Pep Club 2; Colorguard 2-4; Arrow 3 HEMM, DONALD: Band 3-4; Jazz Band 3-4; Pep Band 3-4; Wrestling 3; Baseball 3-4; Transferred from Milwaukee Tech 3 HERRMANN, NANCY: Transferred from Sussex Hamilton 2 HILL. KATHRYN: Band 1-3; Pom- Pons 1-2; Chorus 2-4; Arrow 3-4; PowWow 3; Key Club 3-4; M-Club 1-4; Gymnastics 1-2; NHS; Badger Girl; Ski Club 4; Student Govt. 1.4; ■ Drama 1,3-4; AFS 4; Chamber Choir Accompanist 3-4; Track 1; Lions Club Math Award 2 HOLAT, BARRY: Wrestling 1-3: Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-2; Ski Club 1-4 HOLTZ, RODNEY: Band 2-3: Football 2; VICA 4; Wrestling 4; Baseball 3- 4; PowWow 4; Transferred from Northwestern Prep Watertown 2 HOOD, JOHN: Drama 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Ski Club 1-2 HOOVER, ROBERT: Football 1-4; Ski Club 2-4; Baseball 2; Track 1,3-4; PowWow 4; Band 1-3 HOTZ, CHRIS: Football 1-2 HRITZ, MICHAEL: Wrestling 1; Base- ball 3; Football 1.3 HUEBNER, TAMI: Cheerleader 2-3; Band 1-4; Colorguard 1-4: Pep Club 2; German Club 1-2; M-Club 3-4; Ski Club 1; Student Govt. 2-3; Class Treasurer 2; Arrow 3-4; Woodwind Choir 3-4; Germany Trip 2 HUISMAN, LAURIE: Class Secretary 1-2,4; Cheerleader 1-3; Spanish Club 1-3; Pep Club 1-2; Arrow 4; AFS 3-4; PomPons 3; Student Govt. 1-4; M-Club 4 HUNNICUTT, CARTER: Drama 1-4; Debate 2-3: Forensics 1-4; Band 1-2; Chorus 3-4; Chamber Singers 4; Jazz Band 1-2; Prom Court 3 IMME, DARLA: Ski Club 1-4; German Club 1-2; Basketball 1: Homecom- ing Court 3 JANKE, LISA: FHS 2; FBLA 4; Trans- ferred from Palmyra 2 JASKE, DIANE: Band 1-4: Ski Club 1: Track 1-3; Colorguard 2-4: Pep Club 2; Arrow 3-4; NHS JAQUITH, MARY: FHA 4 KANIZ, JOHN: Key Club 2-4; Ski Club 1-4; Intra Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Football 1-2,4; Band 1-4: Cho- rus 3-4; Jazz Band 3; Pep Band 3- 4 KAMNIK. LAURA: Volleyball 2-4; Bas- ketball 2-4; Softball 3-4; Band 1-4: Colorguard 3; Rifle Squad 4; Stu- dent Govt. 2-4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4 KEMP STEPHEN: Ski Club 3-4: Arrow 4; Key Club 4; Student Govt. 4; Transferred from Mentor, Ohio 3 KING, AMY: AFS 3-4; Spanish Club 1- 3; Student Govt. 1-3; Class Vice President 1; Class President 2: Pep Club 1-2: Arrow 4; NHS KINJERSKI. MICHAEL: Baseball 1-2; Intra Basketball 3-4: PowWow 4 KIPP.-KATHERINE: Band 1-2; Bas- ketball 1-4; Golf 4; AFS 2 KIPPERMAN, DAVID: Track 1-2; Cross Country 4; Intra Basketball 1- 4; PowWow 4; Drama 4; Ski Club 3-4; Student Govt. 1; Football 1-2 KONIECZNY. LORE: Volleyball 2: Student Govt. 4 KRAUSE. TIMOTHY: PowWow 4: NHS: Band 1-4; Golf 1-4; Intra Basketball 2 KREGER, LAWRENCE: Football 1-4; Baseball 1-2; Track 3-4; VICA 3-4; Ski Club 4 KSOBIECH. MARK: Basketball 1.4: Football 1 KUMMER, JULIE: Gymnastics 1-4: AFS 2-4; Track 1-3; Cheerleader 1- 2.4; NHS KURTH. JILL: Transferred from Wau- kesha Central 2 LANDERS, LISA: Arrow 3: NHS; FHA 2- 4; HERO 4 LANG, JERRI: Volleyball manager 2: Office Aide 1-4 LARKIN JEFFREY: Track 1: Cross Country 1-4; Basketball 2-4; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3 LECLAIR, LINDA: Track 1-3: Student Govt. 3; Class Secretary 3: History Aide 4; Ski Club 2 LEEDER, DANIEL Track 2; Basket- ball 1; FBLA 2: Forensics 3: Drama 3: FHA HERO 4; Drama Aide 3: Office Aide 1 LEONARD. SCOTT: Student Govt 1: PowWow 1-4; AFS 2-4; Arrow 4; NHS; Lions Club Awards 2 LEPAK. LORI: Cheerleader 1: Golf 3 4; AFS 4 Seniors 49 LINDHOLM, TINA: Art Award 2 LINTON, SUSAN: Ski Club 1-4; Arrow 3-4 LUEDTKE, GARY: Band 1-2-3; Ski Club 1; Football 1-2-4; Track 2-3- 4; Intra. Basketball 3-4 LUTHER, COLLEEN: Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 3-4; M-Club 2-4; NHS MADISON. DENISE: Band 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-3; Softball 3-4; NHS; M- Club 3-4; Class Treasurer 4 MANEAGE, ANNE; Transferred from Milwaukee South Division 2 MARTENS, JEFFREY: VICA 4 MARTIN, JOHN: Football 2-4; Jazz Band 4; Chamber Singers 2-4 MAXFIELD, ANDREW. Drama 1-2; Ski Club 1-4; Band 1-2 MILBURN. DAVID: Intra Basketball 2; Ski Club 2-4; VICA 4; Key Club 4; Pep Band 2-4; Arrow 4; Trans- ferred from Williamston, Mich. 2 MILLER, BRIAN: Chorus 1-4; Foot- ball 2-3; Baseball 2; Madrigal 2-4; Chamber Singers 2-4 MILLIGAN, JEFFREY: Ski Club 1-2; Band 1-2; Wrestling 1-4 MIXDORF, SUSAN: Ski Club 1-4; FMCC 2; Arrow2 MIXDORF, WILLIAM: Ski Club 1-4; Lions Club Science Award 2; AFS 4; VICA 4; Arrow 4 MOON, MICHAEL: Transferred from New Berlin Eisenhower 2 MORSE, PATRICIA: Student Govt. 1; FBLA 2-4 MULHOLLAND, TERI: Basketball 1-2; Cheerleader 1,3-4; NHS; Softball 3-4; Homecoming Court 4; Drama 2; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1; Lions Clifb PE Award 2; Rifle Squad 4; Prom Court 3; M-Club 3-4; Color- guard 2-3 PESTOR, LARRY: Football 1; VICA 3- 4 POKWINSKI. STEPHEN: Band 1; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1,4; M-Club 3-4; Homecoming Court 3; Homecoming King 4 PORTER, DANIEL: Football 1-4; Key Club 1; Wrestling 1-2,4; Band 1-2; Homecoming Court 3-4 PORTER, SCOTT: Football 1-4 PREBIL, WILLIAM: Football 1,3-4; BASKETBALL 1; Band 1-4 RACHWAL, RONALD: Football 1; Cross Country 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; M-Club 3-4; Home- coming Court 4; Prom Court 3 RAGETH, RICHARD: Cross Country 1-4; Track 1-2,4; M-Club 3-4; Cho- rus 1-4; Homecoming Court 4 RAPP, STEVEN: Student Govt. 1 RASMUSSEN, ARVY: Baseball 1; Track 3 RICHARDSON, CORINDA: German Club 1-2; Germany Trip 2; FHA 3: Arrow 3 RICKARD, KAREN: Track 1-2; Arrow 3; Pep Club 2; PomPons 1.3; Rifle Squad 4; Band 1-4; Cheerleader 2- 3 RIESING, DANIEL: VICA 4 ROBERTS, KIM: Arrow 1; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; FHA 4 ROWELL. BRUCE: Transferred from Milwaukee Pulaski 3 ROZEK, JACQUELYN: Cheerleader 1,3; PomPons 1,3; Track 1-2; Ar- row 3; Colorguard 4 RUSS, DANIEL: Chorus 1-4; Cham- ber Singers 2-4; M-Club 3-4; Arrow 4; AFS 4 SAMUELS, DONNA: Golf 1-4; Basket- ball 1-4; Track 1-2; Softball 3-4; M- Club 1-4 SAVIN. DONALD: VICA 3-4; Co-op 4; MCCARTHY, ROSANNE: Arrow 2-3; FHA 3; NHS; PomPons 4 MCGRAW, DENNIS: Football 1-2; Baseball 1 MCGUIRE, TIMOTHY: Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-4; Key Club 2-4 MCKENNA, COLLEEN. Spanish Club 3-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Golf 4; PowWow 1; NHS; PomPons 1-2; Pep Club 1; Accom- panist for Glee Club and Chorus 2- 3 MCPHERSON, CAROLINE: FBLA; FHA; Ski Club; Drama; Key Club: Gymnastics; Volleyball; Basket- ball; Golf MUTTER, RONALD: Transferred from Berkley, Mich. 4 OLSON, STEPHANIE: Homecoming Queen 2; Golf 3-4; Prom Court 3; Forensics 3; Transferred from Whitnall 1 OSWALT, KENNETH: Student Govt. 1; Forensics 2; Drama 2-4; Band 4 OSWALT, KEVIN: Baseball 2-3 PAGEL, GARY: Chorus 1-4; Baseball 1-2,4; Basketball 1-2; Ski Club 1-2 PATRICK, JEFFREY: Chorus 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4 PESTOR, DEBORAH: Glee Club 1-2; FHA 1-3; HERO 4 50 Seniors Teen Group 3 SCHOEN. CORNELIA: Track 1; Key Club 2; Drama 2-4 SCHOLOVICH, PETER: Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-4; M-Club SCHROEDER, DEBBIE: Basketball 1- 2; Volleyball 2-3; Track 1-2 SCHULTZ, CURTIS: Basketball 1-2; Track 1-2 SCOVERN, JAN: Transferred from lola-Scandinavia, Wise 2 SELZ, JENNIFER: Glee Club 1; FHA 2-4; Arrow 4 SELZER. JAMES; Student Govt. 4; Transferred from Danville, III. 3 SHEAFFER, PATRICIA: Homecoming Court 2; NHS SHOROUGIAN, JON: Football 1-4; Key Club 1; Basketball 1-2; Base- ball 1-4; Student Govt. 2 SIEVERT, SHARON: Glee 2-3-4; FBLA 2 SLASKI, PATRICK: Football 1-2; Track 1; Baseball 2 SMEDEMA, NEIL: Football 1-4; FCA 1-2; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Band 1-2; Chorus 1-2; M-Club 2-4 SMITH. JULIE. FBLA 1-4 SOKOLOWSKI, STEVEN: Chorus 1-2; PowWow 4 SPARBV, MICHAEL: Football 1; Ski Club 3-4 SPERSTAD, TIMOTHY: Basketball 1- 4; Cross Country 1-4; Track 1; Golf 2-4; FCA 1; Key Club 3; M- Club 3-4; Student Govt. 2-3 SPIEWAK, JANET: Glee Club 1-3; Chorus 4; PowWow 4; Ski Club 4; German Club 4; Drama 4; Foren- sics 4 STADLER, PAUL: Band 1-4; Basket- ball 4; VICA 4; Track 1 STINE, RONALD: Cross Country 1; Transferred to and from Ladys- mith, Wise. 2 STREBE, JANIECE: Rifle Squad 3-4; Ski Club 3-4; Transferred from Waukesha South 3 STUMPNER, JOHN: Football 1; Track 1-4; Cross Country 2-4; For- ensics 2,4; Student Govt. 2,4; Key Club 3; Debate 4 SWENSON, LINDA. Glee Club 1-4 SZALEWSKI, COLLEEN: Track 1-2; FHA 4 TESKE, JAMES: Football 1-3; Drama 1-3; VICA 1-2; Stagecraft Aide 3 TEUTEBERG, JON: Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4 THOMPSON, KATHLEEN: Band 1-4; Pep Club 1-2; Glee Club 1; Color- guard 2-4; Arrow 2-4; Chorus 2-4; Chamber Singers 3; Pep Band 4 TRUESDELL, LINDA: Transferred from Southboro, Mass. 4 UMLAND, LINDA: Drama 1-4; Cheer- leader 2; Chamber Singers 4; Cho- rus 2-4; Treble Choir 1-4 UTRIE, KRISTINE: Glee Club 1; FMCC 1-2; Arrow 2; Chorus 2-4; Track 1-3; NHS VOLLMER, ALLEN: Chess Club 2 UNDERBERG, VICKI: Pep Band 1-4; Pep Club 2; German Club 2; Arrow 1-4; AFS 4; Chamber Singers 3; Golf 1; Track 1-3; Colorguard 1-3 WAGNER, ROBERT C: Ski Club 2-4 WALE-JEWSKI, JOHN: Football 1; Baseball 1; Jazz Band 1-2; Band 1- 4; Ski Club 1-4 WALSH. BRIAN: Ski Club 1-3; AFS 3- 4; Arrow 4; NHS; Class President 4; Student Govt. 4 WARD. NANCY. Pep Band 3-4; Band 1-4; Track 1-3; Golf 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Pep Club 2 WAPPENSCHMITT, JAMES: Band 1- 4; Jazz Band 1-3; Pep Band 2-4; Student Govt. 1 WEGNER, SHERI: Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 2-4; Track 1-2; Softball 3-4; M-Club 1-4; Chorus 3-4; Glee Club 1-2; One Act Play 3 WEINK, WARREN: HERO 4 WHITEHOUSE, JAMES: Ski Club 1-2: Baseball 2 WHITSTONE, JENNIFER: Gymnas- tics 1-2; AFS 2; Arrow 3 WILBER, LINDA: Track 3; Volleyball 3-4; Ski Club 3-4; Key Club 3-4; NHS; Transferred from Milwaukee Hamilton 3 WILKENING, TRACEY: Band 1-3; FHA 3; German Club 1 WINDLE, RUSSELL: VICA 3-4 WITON, JANET: HERO 4 WOLFE, MARIE: Forensics 1-4; Vol- leyball Manager 3: PowWow 1-2; FHA 2-4; Chorus 3-4; Glee Club 2.4 Seniors 51 As the months of May and June arrive, many of us get the itch to drop the books and head outdoors. As soon as school closes for the year, that's just what everyone does. The weather is beautiful and there is always something to do. Many of us spent the majority of our summer tied down to a job. If we weren't working our summer away, we spent our time at the beach, at parties, or attending concerts out at Alpine Valley and the Stadium. There were the annual parades, fairs, and summerfests which many of us went to. Those summer days seem so long and yet so short when we see the month of September rolling around the corner again. It seems as though it takes so long for summer to arrive, and then it flys right by us with fall greeting us at the door. Summer Student Life 52 Summer Student Life Summer Student Life 53 54 Summer Student Life Stephen Bishop FAVORITE r' ' A. THE ROLLING STONES Animal Hou$6 .-'I 2. Grease 3. Heaven Can Wait 4. Foul Play 5. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club I FAVORITE SONG J 1. Hot Blooded - Foreigner 2. Miss You - Rolling Stones 3. Three Times A Lady - Commadors 4. Magnet and Steel - Walter Egan 5 Baker Street - Jerry Rafferty FAVORITE GROUPS 1. R E O 2. Styx 3. Rush 4. Pink Floyd 5. Fleetwood Mac Summer Student Life 55 58 Fall Homecoming 1978 Homecoming 1978 was definitely a success! We started our Homecoming festivities with our annual Spirit Week. Student Government kicked off the week with Jersey Day on Monday. Then they kicked it even farther with Hat. Tie and Sock Day on Tuesday. Everybody got into the act wearing something crazy! Wednesday was designated as a combination 50’s Day and Career Day. Everyone had fun digging out of the attic mom and dad's high school treasures. Due to the success of Hush Day last year, it was back again this year. Blue and Gold Day summed up the whole week, with everyone getting into their blue and gold dudds. It seemed as though the unity and spirit of M.H.S. was stronger this year with everyone getting in- volved and heartily enjoying Spirit Week. The excitement and fun of Spirit Week was brought to it's climax on Friday with our pep rally. It seemed like everyone really enjoyed themselves, yelling for their class in attempts to try and win the tomahawk in the class cheering competi- tion. As usual, the seniors were the winners. Larry. Curly and Moe (alias Mr. Sutherland. Kujawa. and Allison) were present- ed with a delicious pie in the face, which the students seemed to enjoy. The Ms. Irresistable Award was given to Monique Meisner. for her capture of many Hush Badges. The Home- coming court was presented, and Laurie Nowatski and Steve Pokwinski were given the honor of reigning as our 1978 king and queen. The student body was sent home with a sense of unity, and a good feeling of being part of another fun Home- coming week. 60 Homecoming Homecoming 61 This year’s parade was filled with excitement and real school spirit. If people weren't in the bands or on a float they would think of some reason for participating. There was a Junior High Marching Band and a High School Band, along with court members in cars, class and club floats and plenty of clowns to run around. In the float competition, VICA Club won first place for clubs and the Sopho- mores won for class floats, and those who didn't win showed good spirit. UE AKC P no kiPlflN 62 Homecoming Homecoming 63 The Homecoming Game was the highlight of the week when the Mukwonago team gave us a victory to be proud of over Elkhorn High School. During half-time the marching band entertained the crowd with it’s music and formations. Everybody left the game happy and excited because of the win. 64 Homecoming Homecoming 65 Homecoming 1978 was brought to a close with the annual dance. After every- one had gone out for dinner, they arrived at the dance ready to dance the night away. The band performing for the evening was Black Frost from Milwaukee. The highlight of the dance was the introduction of the 1978 court. Homecoming this year was definitely fun and enjoyable for everyone in- volved! Top row: R. Lianas. M. Brown, R. Rageth. P. Scholovich. S. Pokwinski. R. Rachwal, D. Porter. C. Williams. Bottom Row: R. Figge, A. Fitzgerald. A. Kainz, L. Nowatski, T. Mulholland. T. Tiegs, J. Thiesenhusen. Homecoming 67 Cast of Characters Partridge ........................John Hood Bridget Allworthy.................Janet Spiewak Squire Allworthy .................Todd Huebner Deborah ..........................Lisa Bluhm Jenny Jones, (Mrs. Waters) .......Amy Brinkman Captain Blifil ...................Scott Boebel Blifil ...........................Tom Oberholtzer Tom Jones ........................Bob Blau Thwackum..........................David Harris Squire ...........................Ken Oswalt Mr. Western ......................Carter Hunnicutt Sophia Western ...................Connie Schoen Miss Western .....................Beth Whitstone Honour ...........................Kristy Hansen Justice Dowling ..................Jerry Mueller Doctor ...........................Mike Foley Highwayman .......................Mark Draeger Harriet Fitzpatrick...............Chris Effinger Fitzpatrick.......................David Harris Mrs. Whitefield...................Jane Roder Susan ............................Brenda Rozek Lady Bellaston ...................Grace Fredricks Nancy ............................Colleen Poole Constable.........................Scott Boebel “Marry me! Tom asks Harriet the whereabouts of Sophia. 68 Fall Play Director Heagle contemplating the play's success. Tom and Mrs. Waters discuss future encounters. Tom Jones, the drama department's fall production at MHS, was a big suc- cess. The enthusiasm from the actors was obviously felt and absorbed by the audience as the play received standing ovations. Just as the actor's talent is a major part of any performance, it is the director’s job to bring forth the best of this talent from his cast. MHS has just the man to do it! Mr. Heagle has shown us time and time again his talent as a director. Lady Bellaston gives a little speech. Fall Play 69 Varsity Football Varsity Football: (Row 1) D. Schaefer, K. Gill, P. Scholovich, P. Porter, K. Zarbock, J. Kainz, G. Butler. C. Williams, (Row 2) Coach Enright. F. Piscitello, B. Prebil, T. Gouger, S. Krause. D. Porter, M. Draeger. T. Day, D. Tuttle, P. Pokwinski, (Row 3) Coach Hensler. J. Martin. R. Thornton, B Crouch, J. Shorougian, Kr. Knippschild, L. Krueger, S. Nordentoft, D. Bauer, M. Brown, K. Bethke, Coach Ackerman (Row 4) B. Hoover, S. Porter, R. Lianas. K. Bopp, N. Smedema, T. Lundin. K. Hamm, G. Luedtke, T. McGuire. T. Ulrikson. The 1978 Football Team started out the season a little rough, but with team spirit they never gave up. The team worked hard together and came on strong by winning the last four games of the season. One of them being a victory over Burlington, which hasn't been done for 12 years. Head Coach Don Enright was very pleased with his team this year. The team placed 2nd in conference with a 5-3 record. After 15 years of coaching football, Enright has announced this year as being his last one. He should be commended for his hard work and the fine record his teams have achieved. AWARDS Captains: Tom Gouger, Steve Pokwinski Spirit Award: Kurt Zarbock Rip Rintleman Award: Tom Gouger Most Improved Senior: Dave Bauer Most Improved Junior: Kraig Knippschild Hip Keller Award: Rob Hoover (Outstanding End) All Conference Players: Cal Williams, Steve Pokwinski, Todd Lundin, Rob Hoover 70 Football Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity Football: (Row 1) R. Stevens. J. Johnson. J. Swan, J. Crawley. K. Dowdle, R. McKenzie. D. Williamson. (Row 2) M. McGraw. L. Allen. D. Jensen. T. Loope. J. McPhetridge. R. Schoolcraft. D. Darga. (Row 3) Coach Tiejen. T. Kemnitz. W. Hein. D. Meier. D. Thompson. B. Orcholski, S. Polacek. T. Staedter. K. Haag. Coach Will. Football 71 Freshman Football Freshmen Football: (Row 1) L. Edwards. B. Gardner. C. Kemnitz. S. Fleischman, K. Jaclbs. J. Wilson. J. Kainz. S. Sugden. S. Ransbottom, G. Belman. (Row 2) M. Kresbach, J. Dudenas, R. Sievert. R. Bittner. D. Madden, T. Huey. T. Hausen. K. Novotny. P. Sadler. (Row 3) T. Labinski. J. Peterson. J. Armstrong. D. Leon. M. Herron. K. Goetch. J. Vega. K. Reichel. D. Uribe, R. Seuring. Coach Wenig. (Row 4) R. Hotz. K. Cullen. C. Wright. J. Espinoza. D. Benson. G. Brown. R. Serdinski. B. Martens. R. Ciardo. Coach Olson. 72 Football Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Bev Graham. Liz Feldman. Sue Shepard. Sandy Sugden. Sue Leonard. Ellen Simon Junior Varsity Football Cheerleaders Varsity Football Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders: Renee Figge. Georgia Brown, Julie Kummer. Mary Fleury. Tami Tiegs, Julie Thiesenhusen. Cindy Jaworski. Cheerleaders 73 Freshman Football Cheerleaders Freshmen Cheerleaders: (Top Row) Tammy Hart. Peggy Johnson, Jessi Williams. (Standing) Sharon Linton. Doreen Madison. (Ground) Donna Darga. Girls Varsity Golf The girl's golf team won 1 confer- ence match oyer Badger and 1 non-conference match over Salem. They placed 8th in regionals. The team's only veteran golfer was Donna Samuels. She broke the course record at Rainbow Springs with a score of 40. After placing in the top 5 in conference, she went on to regionals, placing 1st out of 60 entrants. In sectionals, Donna came one stroke short of going to state. She was named most out- standing and most valuable player of the year. Colleen Kelly was con- sidered 2nd most valuable player. Kathy Kipp also set a record for the team. Girls Varsity Golf: S. Browne, C. McKenna, D. Samuels. L. Nowatske. C. Kelly. K. Heinig, Coach Roeber. Girls Junior Varsity Golf Girls Golf 75 Girls J.V. Golf: P. Flury. S. Olson. L. Lepak. N. Ward. L. Reinke. K. Kipp. Coach Peters. On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! Cross Country Team: (Standing) Coach Vick. John Stumpner. C. Hoppe. T. Byrne, G. Peterson. T. Sperstad, B. Roeber. (Kneeling) R. Rageth, R. Rachwal, Jim Stumpner. M. Fix, B. Mueller. (Sitting) B. Ray. K. Zarbock, L. Schultz. Well, the Cross Country team did it again. They finished the season with a record of 11-0 in dual meets, then went on to win the conference tournament at UW-Parkside. They did not make it to the state tournament; at the WIAA the runners had ran the best times of their lives. Coach Vick also should receive some of the credit for his role and hard work put in with these boys. AWARDS TEAM AWARDS 2nd Place Trophy at Highlander Invitational 2nd Place Trophy at St. Francis Invitational Championship Trophy at Southern Lakes Conference INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Chad Hoppe - Most Valuable Runner John Stumpner - Team Captain 76 Cross Country Cross Country 77 Bump, Set, Spike, Ooh-Ah! Girls Varsity Volleyball Team: (Bottom Row) N. Schmidt. P. Wappenschmidt. L. Kamnik. J. Bertram. G. Crawley, J. Rausch, S. Fickau. (Top Row) J. Jensen, L. Wilbur, S. Wegner, A. Luther. L. Bauman, A. Bumgarner, L. Konieczny, Coach Vehanen. The Girls Varsity Volleyball Team ended the season with an honorable record; 10 wins and 1 loss (to Elkhorn). The girls finished with a Co- Championship in the Southern Lakes Confer- ence. The team, Lead by Anne Bumgarner, won Sub-Regionals and Regionals, but was de- feated by Greendale at the Sectionals which were held at Mukwonago this year. Two of the team's members; Sheri Wegner and Colleen Luther were named to the All Conference Vol- leyball Team. The team should be commended on their fine ball playing this season. 78 Volleyball Junior Varsity Volleyball The Girls J. V. Volleyball Team has worked this year very hard, and finished the season with a 6-5 record. This year there was a new addition to the coaching staff of the volleyball team, Coach Wilbrandt. Girls J.V. Volleyball Team: (Standing) S. Adler, L. Nunley. A. Kainz, J. Sperstad, M. Christensen, L. Peterson, N. Winn, D. Madison, C. Pozorski. (Kneeling) S. Rohman. L. Schuster. (Sitting) D. Anich, Coach Wilbrandt, S. Fickau. Freshman Volleyball For the first time at Mukwon- ago there was a Freshmen Vol- leyball Team. They only played five games and won one of them. This was not bad for their first year. Girls Freshmen Volleyball Team: (Standing) A. Perinich, L. LaDu, B. Vertz. T. Holat. K. Papke, D. Barber, S. Porter, C. Kusch, (Sitting) Coach Wilbrandt Volleyball 79 80 Volleyball A FRESHMAN IS ....the smallest of the group striving for independence by joining clubs, athletics and band ... ....unaware of the happenings of the years to come ... ....someone who reaches to obtain senior standards ... mature enough to cope with those study halls which never seem to end ... ambitious and caring enough to keep the school spirit alive all through the years to come ... A Freshman is.. FREE TO BE Freshman yearbook staff: Front: Maureen McGraw, Lisa Rosenbecker, Back: Nancy Pisarek, Kim Schlitt. Sandy Haslam Freshman 81 M. Allen L. Alloy P. Andler D. Arkin J. Armstrong B. Aschenbrenner ' M. Baksic M. Atkins D. Benson J. Bethman R. Bittner M. Belland G. Belman 1LW ■ t ? � J. Beutler B. Bezier L. Bilke What’cha Makin’, Karen? 82 Freshmen Triumph! Those short naps really help! D. Burmeister K. Byers P. Cameron T. Carlson M. Carr J. Cassidy T. Ceballos J. Chamberlain S. Chatterton T. Christianson R. Ciardo N. Cochrane B. Coley T. Congemi B. Cooper J. Collins M. Croy K. Cullen C. Curler A. Cyra B. Dallman D. Darga R. Dassow D. Day T. Decleene A. Deneen L. Dettinger G. Dignin B. Dorley P. Douglas J. Dudenas W. Duerst Freshmen 83 J. Eversum in C. Flurry L. Enockson J. Espinoza S. Fickau T. Fink M. Espinoza C. Fisher C. Estes C. Fleishmann M. Franzen W. Gale G. Galica D. Gamble B. Gardner M. Sevetlik K. Fohr S. Fellah K. Formella D. Geilfuss D. Girtler D. Felske K. Goetsch Exciting - isn’t it? 84 Freshmen Better get to class. Kelly just works so hard. T. Gogin D. Haugli B. Hangartner T. Hausen M. Hansen L. Hengen L. Hanson T. Hart S. Haslam D. Hass -fc, iitii B. Hengen K. Herrmann M. Herron J. Hibbard J. Halbrucker T. Hatling R. Higgins B. Hill J. Hochschild W. Hoffman T. Holat R. Hotz M. Hotzfield T. Huey Freshmen 85 C. Joles K. Jommen S. Jones J. Kainz 86 Freshmen S. Karl J. Karlinsky K. Karpinski M. Kasar L. Kolpin K. Krzewina P. Konieczny J. Kurth S. Kramer C. Kusch M. Krebsbach S. Krolski B. Krueger M Kruk T. Labinski L. Ladu I. Krumrie D. Lang Sharpen up! Freshmen 87 ft C. Leinon D. Leon D. Leszynski S. Linton K. Lange G. Lehmbeck C. Lehmann R. Lang S. Maciosek D. Madden D. Madison C. Mahlman B. Manyen B. Martens K. Martens K. Martin Shh! Dan’s working! 88 Freshmen What'cha see. Jody? Sexy Joe K. Martin V. McDonald J. Millies D. Nagel B. Neitzel Jfe, B. Nelson M. Menzia E. Nachreiner C. McCulloch M. McGraw M. Meisner B. Minnix B. Morawetz C. Morse S. Neu L. Nevitt K. Novotny M. Meisner D. Muhonen J. O’Brien Freshmen 89 Don't be bashful. Mariano Gotcha! G. Olson J. Ottman K. Papke A. Perinich R. Patton J. Peters M. Paulus D. Olson J. Peterson L Peterson D. Peterson J. Polzine K. Poole P. Poppie 90 Freshmen M. Peterson W. Phillips N. Pisarek K. Poje D. Pokorny S. Porter C. Pozorski T. Pregowski M. Presta M. Pries S. Przybylski G. Pugh R. Radomski J. Ramlow S. Ransbottom J. Rasmussen B. Ray D. Recknagel K. Reichel J. Rezutek K Roberts M. Robinson L. Rosenbecker B. Ross Z. Rudolph Greasers of the 70’s Freshmen 91 Monique Meisner, Ms. Irresistable Michell’s so intense. J Schilling J. Schilling T. Schindler Schleicher D. Schwalbach S. Schmelter T. Schmitt J. Schmitter • K. Schlitt M. Scovern N. Seifert V. Sell R. Serdynski K. Shaw L. Shepard N. Shepard B. Siever R. Siever R. Sitowski S. Slezewski R. Seuring 92 Freshmen B. Strong S. Sugden N. Swanson K. Szmajser R. Thornton J. Throgmorton k L. Tieman N. Timm L. Thibault C. Thiesenhusen T. Titze S. Timm S. Thomas u. Thompson N. Umland D. Uribe G. Vanderschaegen j. vega B. Vertz Y. Villareal R. Volkmann J. Uren D. Wagner K. Wagner K. Wagner D. Walsh J. Waish R Wambold L. Warner e. Warnes Freshmen just love algebra! Freshmen 93 B. Wendt M. Werns W. Whiteaker J. Williams J. Williams T. Winter R. Witon K. Wilkening C. Wolf K. Zeimet D. Zimmerman Not pictured: Mike Collins Michelle Drost Ed Hamm Jeff Hass Scott Hastings Randy Helm R. Zulka C. Zynski Larry Hollaway Paul Jay Tom Kowakicki June Kutnyak Jodi Lange Rick Moeller Brian Moore Ed Phillips Joe Rosetto Tom Shiessl Dana Schroeder Tony Sokolowski Tom Volski Just sittin around 94 Freshmen A Sophomore Is....................... ....someone special ... unique ... striving to surpass all others ... the thing to be this year (and don't want to be next year) ... a person taking Western Civ ... far reaching and ready to challenge the world ... an expert who has an opinion on everything. A sophomore is .... a pro at whatever he or she attempts ... builder of the first- prize homecoming float ... a real scholar ... a loyal Indian backer ... unbeat- able ... enthusiastic ... the best ... the class of '81. a sophomore is....FREE TO BE 95 Sophomore class officers: Back row: Jeff Dettinger. Vice Pres., Jane Roder, Pres. Front row: Noelle Runquist, Secy., Debbie Markham. Treas. C. Acheson M. Adam S. Adler L. Allen D. Anich J. Anschutz v, S. Armbruster D. Baker K. Baumann R. Belland C. Beranek C. Bernick J. Beutler S. Beyer T. Bjorklund M Bartholomew R- Blankenheim R. Blau J. Bloechl L. Bluhm L. Bodanske T. Bornfleth P. Bowey M. Brach A. Buckett M. Christensen T. Byrne R. Cone H. Brandemueh S. Browne L. Brzezinski C. Bumgarner G. Butler K. Cicero P. Collins K. Carmody L. Congdon K. Conroy C. Craig J. Crawley D. Crouch S. Cyra B. Dailey R. Dailey D. Darga 96 Sophomc Sophomore 97 C. Dowdle S. Davis D. Deback E. Drefahl R. Drewa P. Ferris A. Fix B. Flores B. Gedemer R. Geilfuss M. Gerbasi B. Graham M. Grant S. Gray S. Haase D. Hannon S. Haas 98 Sophomores J. Deering J. Dudenas C. Demont E. Dunlop L. Dentice J. Duszynski J. Freels J. Dettinger E. Feldmann J. Galica M. Ford S. Frank W. Devlin J. Gardinier D. Gronemus M. Gruel G. Gulla C. Hardtke J. Hardtke W. Hartenberger Sue's waiting for the tone Sophomore 99 R. Hoffman K. Hoffman K. Huth A. Kainz S. Kalinowski L. Kinjerski L. Kipp P. Holtermann T. Hokamp T. Jarowsky J. Jaworski K. Karpinski B. Keller S. Kipperman S. Klokner J. Huberty J. Jester D. Hooker D. Jensen C. Kelly A. Kemnitz L. Koceja J. Koch L. Kositsky L. Kowalicki D. Kramer J. Kramer C. Krzwina B. Krzycki B. Hill R. Hunkins L. Hibbard T. Huebner J. Johnson L. J. Johnson M. A. King B. King D. Kolpin J. Koelsch K. Kummer S. Landers 100 Sophomores J. Lovell D. Markham A. Lynch R. Marsolek W. Madden G. Masset D. Madison L. Lindell T. Madison C. Lloyd D. Lobenhofer A. Malecki J. Maney T. Loope L. Manthey J. Lesch Y. Mathews L. Mathson W. McCarthy C. McCulloch M. McGraw B. McGuire L. McKenzie R. McKenzie R. Mueller D. Nevitt M. Newbury C. Norgel L. Nowatske L. Nunley H. Ohren R. Orcholski Sophomores 101 Debbie Rageth looks happy as she goes about her business. Jeff Johnson plays chemist Sue listens closely 102 Sophomores J. Owen D. Paeske I. Palmersheim W. Pestor K. Peterson M. Pieper B. Pinterics S. Polacek J. Ponchik C. Poole % L. Porter T. Prockniak A. Prokop G. Pugh K. Pulvermache R. Rados D. Rageth R. Reik C. Rath J. Rauguth K. Riemann R. Ritter D. Ready C. Roamer S. Richardson W. Roeber K. Rickard S. Rohmann C. Rehberg L. Roberts J. Roder L. Reinke J. Rosenbecker B. Rozek D. Rozek J. Rozinski J. Scholovich R. Schoolcraft D. Schultz L. Schultz W. Schultz L. Schuster L. Schwallbach P. Schumacher Sophomores 103 Practice makes perfect. Cheerleaders peddling mums Colleen and Lori hard at work 104 Sophomores J. Schwenn R. Schwenn 1 R. Semo S. Sitowski S. Skrepenski J. Slezewski M. Snyder K. Smith E. Simon C. Sicvert M. Speener J. Sperstad R. Spoerl C. Steele R. Stevens D. Sprideo T. Staedter T. Strum S. Sugden J. Swan A. Swayze H. Teuteberg W. Stogbauer D. Strebe J. Shouldice D. Stine T. Thomas H. Volkman D. Wagner J. Wagner L. Wallace T. Wegner W. Weink T. Wells D. West D. Williams Sophomores 105 D. Windorski K. Wojciechowski S. Zwisler Pat Flurry D. Woyak W. Wynn D. Yonke NOT PICTURED: Chris Beckman Shawn Beckman Mary Block Cathy Bonnert Scott Bornfleth Beverly Busack Christel Daniels Michelle Donahue Jackie Fettig Sheila Frievalt David Gainer Joanne Gardner Kenneth Gill James Hritz Eric Hunkins Rick Kafka Kelly King Paul Koceja Laura LaFond Russell Loker James Moeller Ronald Moeller Colin Murphy David Pauli Rob't Pieper Lisa Porter Felix Riccobono Debra Roberts Jay Schleft James Smith Marge Stanisch Dale Warner Jane Weston Jeff Zeitler Sue Adler seeks the help of Mr. Johnson. A. Zergoski J. Zick S. Zlindra We have to stop meeting like this. Eric 106 Sophomores A Junior Is .. .. an individual crossing the bridge into the indefinite world of adult- hood ... a symbol of responsibility toward fellow classmates ... someone who looks ahead to face a new challenge as a senior ... an individual who partakes in Prom to make it the best memorable exper- ience ever ... being able to accept more and more challenges and yet coming out on top each and every time ... an individual who shows a sense of loyalty toward other students ... somebody reaching more and more each day to meet every special goal ... an individual who looks toward the future, but will always cherish the past ... someone that has made each exceptional moment unique from another ... someone who is just beginning to face many new horizons ... A Junior is ... FREE TO BE. Junior Class Officers: (kneeling) Sue Stocks, treasurer: (standing) Gerriann Crawley, secretary: Janet Bertram, vice- president: Mark Draeger, president. Juniors 107 Now. where's that mistletoe? T. Adamski K. Agne W. Anderson C. Ball L. Anich S. Banks C. Antczak J. Armbruster J. Beutler S M. Block S. Bradley N. Brissette K. Bolzer G. Brandemuehl M. Bronson . for once? John studying . D. Billings M. Binsteld 4J S. Bornfleth Home Sweet Home A. Brinkman B. Brotherton J. Barth L. Benavides L. Bauman D. Berndt C. Beckman J. Behrens J. Bertram K. Bethke 108 Juniors G. Brown M. Brown B. Busack m W B. Chatterton M. Browne G. Butler a H. Christenson S. Burrow S. Chase K. Congemi G. Crawley B. Crouch Ya' bored Louise? C. Brugge M. Carr D. Clement K. Croy D. Cypcar R. Deering L. Domenosky T. Day D. Deacon M. Dillow M. Dippo You're asking me? J. Curler R K. Curler Which way to the ladies room? K. Donahue M. Douglas M. Draeger Juniors 109 D. Drephal C. Effinger R. Emmons C. Dudenas P. Enockson J. Duvernell J. Eisert C. Eversum A valance electron in the sixth quantum number of the lathanide what? 110 Juniors The sky is falling? M. Furrer P. Gardner R. Gardner D. Geilfuss Personality? K. Hamm B. Hardtke L. Heil G. Hemm K. Gill R. Grieger J. Gulrud J. Glasenapp B. Gromiuk W. Haase M. Gitzlaff K. Gray R. Gruling K. Hamm Peek-a-boo M. Hartman L. Hengen M. Hassi F. Hinca T. Gillette J. Hochstetler A. Hoffman T. Hogan P. Hokamp You don’t think I’m beautiful? R. Hooker C. Hoppe B. Hotz V. Hotzfeld Juniors 111 Lawrence Welk hour? J. Howard T. Inzeo C. Jaworski C. Johnson L. Kinjerski V. Klein L. Kluck D. Knautz K. Knippschild j Kniskern 112 Juniors C. Koepsel J. Koller Just peeking in on Amy. J. Hritz J. Hurm P. Jaegersberg C J. Jensen W. Jahns M. Jensen C. Johnson K. Jones Show them pearly whites Tammy! K. Kolpin J. Kraatz P. Ksobiech L. Konieczny S. Krause 9' L. LaFond M. Lesch V. Kowalicki J. Leenhouts M. Kreger A C. Lang M. Linton P. Lynch V. Lianas It wasn’t me this time! M. Luczak T. Lundin C. Lysaught C. Lytle A. Luther L. Marquardt T. McGee R. McKenzie S. Meacham C. Milewski Juniors 113 M. Movrich J. Mueller V. Naybert W. Newkirk Waiting for a flood? C. Noble J. Pakenham T. Oberholtzer R. Pashke D. Orgas L. Patton S. Odya D. Patrick a C. Peterson J. Peterson We have to build four-story what? P. Pestor J. Peterson S. Pawlak G. Peterson I just flunked what? T. Peterson f. Piscitello J. Poe 114 Juniors P. Porter J. Prah M. Presta Gotcha' this time! R. Rachwal G. Ray S. Reinke K. Roberts S. Radtke R. Recknagel K. Reith D. Robinson K. Rapp J. Reichow T. Richardson W. Rohde J. Rausch C. Reiman N. Riesing D. Ross - I • u P. Rossetto B. Sanders T. Schankey D. Ruediger B. Sargeant P. Schilling R. Salz D. Schaefer L. Schmidt N. Schmidt T. Schrader J. Schultz Oh. now I get it! Juniors 115 T. Schultz A. Skibba J. Sperle R. Serdynski B. Slaski J. Selz R. Shepherd J. Smith C. Sievert R. Soneberg J. Stemper C. Selzer T. Seri Come on Rhojean. Say cheese!” K. Spoerl C. Stair P. Stender Van Gogh, eat your heart out! S. Stocks P. Stock R. Strebe S. Streeter P. Suhm 116 Juniors C. Sullivan J. Stumpner T. Tatrow But I'm cold! L. Washicheck D. Wastian K. Weier B. Whitehouse Juniors not pictured: Joseph Beitz Steve Bovee Ken Curler Michelle Donahue Shawn Donovan John Heacox Rob Hughes Brian Hudson Mark Kleinhans Rod Loker Marcy Merryfield Ed Roder Bruce Teuteberg Steve Timm Chris Wegner Please, I’m trying to study! B. Whitstone K. Wietrzny Rega R. Wilkening M. Wood C. Williams D. Woyak L. Wolter K. Zarbock Juniors 117 Australia Liz Earl, from Australia, is 16 years old and is staying with the Leonard family while attending school in Mukwonago. Liz loves music and is an excellent pianist. She also is first chair flute in the symphonic band and enjoys singing. She likes sports, particularly tennis, and being outdoors. She is very involved in church activities. Liz has one more year of high school to complete when she returns to Australia, and hopes to attend college after graduation. Paraguay Betty Delfino, our AFS student from Paraguay, is 18 years old and lived with the Joles family here. She enjoys sports and was a member of the girl's basketball team. She enjoys joking, being outdoors, church activities, and her favorite subject is science. Betty Lloyes to learn and enjoys speaking English. She is happy to have been an AFS student, but looks forward to seeing her family again. Betty's future plans include a college education. AFS. 119 120 Winter Boys Varsity Basketball 122 Boy's Basketball Boy's Varsity Basketball: (Row 1) N. Smedema. K Bethke. D. Knautz. J Larkin. R. Rachwal. (Row 2) G Ray T Sperstad, T. Inzeo. K. Zarbock. (Row 3) Coach Smith. P. Stadler. G. Peterson. T. Lundin. Coach Swan. The boy’s varsity basketball team compiled a 12-7 record, good for third place in the Southern Lakes Conference. The team was composed of five seniors and seven juniors. The Indians were contenders for most of the season, but did not finish as strong as desired. Jeff Larkin led the team in scoring and received All-Conference Honors. Greg Peterson was the team's leading rebounder. Most memorable games were come-from-behind victories on the home court against East Troy and Union Grove. Boy’s J.V. Basketball Boy's Junior Varsity Basketball: (Row 1) L. Allen. J. Crawley. M. Davis. S. Cyra. D. Gronemus. (Row 2) D. Williamson. K. Haag. J. Swan. D. Deback. D. Jensen. (Row 3) Coach Smedema. B. Roeber, J. Maney. K. Bauman. N Seifert. Boy’s Freshmen Basketball Boy's Freshmen Basketball: (Row 1) J. Kainz. J. Petersen. J. Wilson. D Kipp. K. Zarbock. (Row 2) S. Fleischmann. B. Ray. B. Hangartner. S. Sugden. T. Labiniski. (Row 3) K. Reichel. D. Leon. J. Collins. R. Meyers. D. Benson. Coach Kossoris. Boy's Basketball 123 124 Boy s Basketball Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: (Bottom) Rega Kamnik, (Row 2) Renee Figge. Jill Armbruster, Georgis Brown. (Row 3) Barb Graham. Teri Mulholland. (Top) Debbie Wastian. Basketball Cheerleaders 125 JV Basketball Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: (Standing) Sue Shepherd. Ellen Simon. Sandy Sugden. Sue Leonard. Bev Graham. Liz Feldmen. Sheri Davis. Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders Freshmen Basketball Cheerleaders: Donna Darga. Peggy Johnson. Sharon Linton. Jessie Williams. Doreen Madison. 126 Basketball Cheerleaders Girl’s Varsity Basketball Girl's Varsity Basketball: (Row 1) Coach Douglas. D. Samuels. D. Madison. (Row 2) J. Jensen. N Schmidt, A. Bumgarner. A. Luther, C. Luther. K Kipp, S Wegner. P Wappenschmidt. G. Crawley. The 1979 Girl's Basketball Team had a truly victori- ous season. First they won the Waukesha North Invitational competition. After winning the confer- ence championship, they went on to become re- gional, then sectional champions. They entered the State Tournament undefeated and finished as one of the top four teams in the state. All conference selections were: 1st team - Sheri Wegner and Colleen Luther; 2nd team - Ann Bum- garner. Sheri Wegner was selected as the most valu- able player in the conference and was honored as MVP in Waukesha County. Coach Bob Douglas was named Coach Of The Year of the Eastern Division of the Southern Lakes Conference and of Waukesha County. Of the team, Coach Douglas said, The team was composed of individuals who were champions in many ways. It was an enjoyable, thankful, and honorable exper- ience. I am happy for the girls that their wish to get to state was realized. They played like the champi- ons they are and made their parents, school, com- munity, and coach proud of their accomplish- ments. W At State tournament Girl's Basketball 127 Girl’s J.V. Basketball Girl's Junior Varsity Basketball: (Row 1) H Brandemuehl. (Row 2) S. Johnston. C. Kelly. (Row 3) S. Rynders. D. Anich (Row 4) S. Skrepenski. L. Peterson. M. Christianson. Coach Bartosaek. J. Sper- stad, A. Kainz. K. Heinig. Girl’s Freshmen Basketball Girl's Freshmen Basketball: (Row 1) M Dulka. D. Johnson. T. Ceballos. L. Streeter. D. Schenk. S. Fickau, V. Sell. (Row 2) K. Papke. M. Belland. B. Stadler. J. Ramlow. B. Coley. J. Hibbard. Coach Nelson. 128 Girl’s Basketball Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling: (Row 1) J. Prah. J Selz. J Milligan. J Duvernell. J. Sullivan. (Row 2) T. Madden, P. Scholovich. D. Porter. R Lianas, Kr. Knippschild. (Row 3) Coach Ackerman, T. Lovell. Coach Hoagland. The 1979 Wrestling Team had a highly successful season. Their dual meet re- cord was 11-2, and their conference record was 10-1. The team placed first in the conference tournament and shared the conference championship with East Troy. The four individual Southern Lakes Conference champi- ons in their weight classes were: John Sullivan at 126, Pat Porter at 132, Tim Madden at 138, and Pete Scholivich at 145. The team also became the State Re- gional Champions. In State Sectional competition, the finalists were Joel Prah, Jeff Milligan, Tim Madden, Pete Scholovich, and John Sullivan. Jeff and Tim qualified for state competition, where Tim won his first two matches. The most outstanding achievement for the team this season was the fact that they outpinned their opponents 72-15 during season competition. Wrestling 129 J.V. Wrestling Junior Varsity Wrestling: (Row 1) J. Armstrong, L. Porter, J. Johnson. T. Tatrow. C. Wright. (Row 2) B. Madden. J. Stumpner. S. Krause, J. Smart. (Row 3) J. Williams, Coach Hoagland. D. Lianas, D. Madden, T. Lovell. Freshmen Wrestling Freshmen Wrestling: (Row 1) J. Karlinski. T. Schiessel, K. Cullen, B. Devlin. D. Peterson. (Row 2) J. Williams. P. Sadler. R. Bittner, K. Goetsch. B. Martens. 130 Wrestling Wrestling 131 Wrestling Cheerleaders: (Row 1) Gay Ann Jorgensen. (Row 2) Tami Tiegs. Julie Thiesenhusen. (Row 3) Linda Umland. Cindy Jaworski. Yvette Bjorkland. 132 Wrestling Cheerleaders Gymnastics Gymnastics: (Row 1) A. Fitzgerald. B Hardtke. M. Fleury, P. Suhm. J. Glasenapp. J. Kummer, M. Glasenapp, L. Reinke. (Row 2) S. Slezewski. C.’Hardtke. K. Kummer. C Lytle, G. Dignan. (Row 3) Coach Nordentoft. T. Hokamp. J. Hardtke. S Klokner, J. Lytle. M. Menzia. S. Mayotte. L. Drefahl. Coach Dallaplozza. (Row 4) M Allen. C. Craig. P. Shepherd, L. McKenzie. K. Krzwina. J. Eversum. K. Hill. (Row 5) D. Rageth. A. Cyra. Jesse Glasenapp competing at state on the bars. The Gymnastics Teams, both varsity and junior varsity, were conference champions in '78-'79 competition. They also won the Franklin Invitational Conference meets and placed first in regional competition. They finished second at the Madison West Sectionals and placed eighth at the state meet. All in all, a highly successful season. They worked for it, Coach Nordentoft said, “Gymnastics takes hard work and discipline.” Team captains were Julie Kummer and Cathy Hardtke. The most valuable team member was Mary Fleury. Letter Winners were: (Srs.) Mary Fleury, Julie Kummer; (Jrs.) Mandy Glasenapp, Jessie Glasenapp, Angie Fitzgerald, Patti Suhm, Chris Lytle, Bonnie Hardtke; (Sophs.) Debra Rageth, Sandra Klokner, Cathy Hardtke, Kelly Kummer. Numeral awards went to: (Sophs.) Patti Shepherd; (Frosh) Michelle Menzia, Karen Krzwina, Amy Cyra, Jean Lytle. Karen Hill, Margaret Allen, Sandy Slezewski, Gayle Dignim, Sue Mayotte. Mukwonago's most valuable gymnast. Mary Fleury Gymnastics 133 134 Gymnastics Clubs 13$- Mixed Chorus Sopranos Tenors Linda LeClair Carron Ball Tim Gogin Debra Rageth Renee Blankenheim Dave Harris Kelly Roberts Liz Drefahl Mike Herron Kim Roberts Diane Berndt Wayne Hoffman Noelle Runquist Julie Brueser Scott Landers Debbie Schroeder Grace Friedrich Jerry Mueller Janet Spiewak Renate Hoffman Brian Neitzel Colleen Sullivan Terry Hokamp Gary Pagel Kris Utrie Jill Howard Steve Rapp Sheri Wegner Rega Kamnick Dan Russ Marie Wolfe Laurie Koceja Dennis Wagner Michelle Meisner Barry Wambold Bass Monique Meisner Brian Wambold Pat Ford Sandy Radtke Larry Warner Rick Gruling Lori Reinke Derek Haas Brenda Rozek Altos Carter Hunnicutt Karne Spoerl Linda Bittner John Kainz Cindy Stair Wendy Carow John Martin Kathy Thompson Sheila Chase Brian Miller Tami Tiegs Karen Chrisman Tom Oberholtzer Linda Umland Marg Devlin Rick Rageth Vicki Underberg Beth Flores Randy Sitowski DDebby Wastian Jane Gulrud Jeff Smart Beth Whitstone Cindy Jaworski Tony Sokolowski Sharon Reinke Jill Jensen Corey Wright 136 Clubs Chamber Singers Chamber Singers: (Row 1) L. Umland. J. Howard. B. Rozek. D. Rageth. L. Bittner. N. Runquist. (Row 2) K. Spoerl. S Radtke. G. Friedrich. L. Drefahl. C. Jaworski. J. Gulrud. J. Jensen. S. Chase. (Row 3) C. Hunmcut. P. Ford. T. Oberholtzer, J. Martin. B. Miller. S. Rapp. D. Russ. D. Harris. M. Herron. J. Mueller. Treble Choir Treble Choir: (Alphabetical Order) L. Bilke. M. Bloechl. T Bornfleth. K. Congemi. D. Day. D. Deacon. K. Duehr. K. Duszynski. B. Flores. D. Gamble. D. Geilfuss. C. Gogin. L. Hanson. T. Hatling. L. Hengen. K. Hoffman. C. Johnson. L. Labadie. M. LeClair. B. Nelson. S. Olson. K. Pulvermacher. D. Rageth. J. Rasmussen. N Riesing. L. Roberts. J. Roder. B. Rozek. C. Rudolph. M. Schankey. P. Schilling, L. Schlitt. L. Schmidt. S. Sievert. E. Simon. K. Spoerl. D. Spridco. L. Swenson. J. Throgmorton. T. Tiegs, L. Umland. J. Walsh. D. Wastion. D. Wells. B. Whitehouse. J. Williams. M. Wolfe. D. Wright. Clubs 137 1 Overture Solo or 1st B( Cornet (Fluegelhorn) “1812” (Ouverture Solennelle) P. 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A FLUTES Jeanne Gross • Sue Meacham Liz Earl Georgia Brown Kristy Hansen Chris Lytle Debbie Markham Marie Ferns ' Kathi Thompson Jamece Strebe Sandi Radtke Margaret Utrie Kathy Karpmski Renee Figge Donna Anich Laurie Uren Debbie Heling Margaret Bronson Sandy Sugden Heidi Volkman Diane Jaske Kelly Roberts OBOES Vicki Underberg Pat Wappenschmidt Sue Shepard BASSOONS Geriann Crawley •' Craig Henry Eb CLARINET Denise Madison CLARINETS Sue Stocks ' Kathy Croy Laurie Hibbard Karen Rickard Nancy Ward' Jackie Rozek Donna Clements Lisa Morris Symphonic Debbie Hannon Wanda Weink Renee Strebe Jackie Kniskern Kim Roberts Kathy Martens Karen Heinig ALTO CLARINET Laura Kamnik • Jerry Mueller Jill Armbruster Nadine Shepard BASS CLARINET Sue Fickau Dave Hemm Melisa Dippo ALTO SAX Jon Teuteberg Joel Prah Ken Lang Bill Roeber Brenda Dailey TENOR SAX Colleen McKenna Eric Dunlap Angie Kainz BARITONE SAX Tami Huebner Dodie Fheschmann ' FRENCH HORNS Janet Bertram Teri Mulholland Ken Oswalt Lisa Bluhm Juli Jensen Band Don Hemm Bob Orcholski Kurt Zarbock Kerry Jones Dave Harris Brad Naybert Kraig Kmppschild Dirk Gunderson Barry Holat % TROMBONES Jim Wappenschmidt Karl Bethke Jeff Patrick Dave Milburn Chris Peterson Bonnie Chatterton Jeff Pakenham Paul Stadler BARITONES Scott Boebel Dave Tuttle Todd Ulrikson BASS Jeff Johnson Duncan Baker Jon Leenhouts Bill Prebil Scott Krause PERCUSSION Tim Krause Joe Donovan Barb Keller 'John Walejewski' Mike Debrose Allen Cobb Ray Paschke Dave Paeske CORNETS Scott Keller •' Noel Runquist 'Denotes 1st chair Denotes Letter Winner Denotes Previous Pin Award Concert Band Flutes Jennifer Schmitter Trumpet- Cornets Lisa Rosenbecker Regina Belland Dana Haugli Jill Enfelt Margaret Janovitz Linda Hansen Karen Szmagser Carole Petrice Greg Brown Betty Manyen Laurie Wolters Garry Hausen Rachel Klug Paul Holterman Tracy Holat Eb Alto Clarinet Jeff Selz Lynn Peterson Cindy Rehberg Karen Zeimet Trombones Sue Jannusch Bb Bass Clarinets Julie Hibbard Julie Scholovich Heidi Teuteberg Ken Formella Vickie Sell Rose Stine Dan Pokorny Dorren Madison Ron Bittner Karen Donahue Eb Alto Saxophones Stan Sugden Sheryl Fickau Ken Novotny Oboe Norm Seifert Dan Thompson Jeanette Lytle Peggy Johnson Dawn Johnson Baritone Bassoon Larry Porter Sheri Davis Bb Tenor Saxophones Jeff Dettinger Loren Tieman Jeff Kirchhoff Bb Clarinets Keith Reichel Nancy Pisarek Lisa Casassa Bass James Cassidy Jodi Bethmann Mary Dulka Eb Baritone Saxophone Nancy Wynn Karen Borland Percussion Terry Teim Stephani Rynders Gayle Dignin French Horns Jim Bannenberg Karen Hill Jodie Uren Bill Schoen Ellen Simon Ellen Warnes Robert Pettsen Sue Gross Lisa Grahek Randy Riek Barb Miller Dawn Thompson Nancy Cochrane 140 Clubs Pep Band The Pep Band is directed by Mr. Underberg. The purpose of the Pep Band is to obtain school spirit. This is done by playing at the basketball games and pep assemblies. Pep Band: (Row 1) L. Earl. K. Thompson. K. Hansen. S. Meacham. M. Utrie. D Markham. L. Rosenbecker. (Row 2) J. Mueller. S. Stocks. K. Croy. L. Hibbard. N. Pisarek. N. Ward. (Row 3) D. Hemm. J. Cassidy. E. Dunlap. C. McKen- na. J. Teuteberg. (Row 4) J. Kniskern. J. Bertram. L. Ca- sassa. N. Shepard. (Row 5) J. Patrick. D. Milburn. S. Boe- bel. J. Hibbard. S. Davis. D. Pokorny. (Row 6) B. Orcholski. D. Haugli. D. Gunderson. L. Bluhm. C. Henry. L. Hansen. B. Naybert. (Row 7) D. Hemm. J. Donovan. D. Paeske. S. Keller. (Row 8) J. Leenhouts. D. Clement. Jazz Band Jazz Band is an extra activity for those who enjoy playing Jazz music. They perform in the Band Concerts and also compete in a Jazz Tournament. It is directed by Mr. Underberg. Jazz Band: (Row 1) E. Dunlap. S. Stocks. K. Croy. D. Johnson. L. Casassa. N. Shepard. (Row 2) J. Hibbard. S. Davis. J. Teuteberg. C. McKenna. (Row 3) J. Donovan. S. Keller. D. Hemm. C. Henry. J. Martin. D. Harris. B. Orcholski. N. Runquist. L. Hansen. S. Boebel. J. Gross. Clubs 141 Pom-Pon Squad Pom-Pon Squad: (Row 1) D. Darga. W. Carow. R. McCarthy. L. Figge. (Row 2) M. Ferris. M Carr. V. Hotzfeld. S. Radtke. D. Robinson. (Row 3) K. Szmajer. M. Hotzfeld. K. Chrisman. L. Sparks. K. Zeimet. B. Slaski. Color Guard Color Guard (Flags): (L. To R.) K. Thompson. K. Croy. J. Armbruster. H. Volkmann. B. Chatter- ton. D. Heling, T. Huebner. D. Jaske. J. Rozek. S. Stocks. D. Fleischmann. Color Guard (Rifles): (L. to R.) J. Bertram. K. Rickard. T. Mulholland. L. Kamnik. D. Madison. J. Strebe K Hansen, J. Jensen. Twirler Drum Majors Twirler-Sue Meacham Clubs 143 Drama Club The most dramatic people in the school are found in the Drama Club. They put on the plays for the school, and take lit trips to see other play productions put on. Mr. Heagle is the advisor. Drama Club: (Row 1) B. Whitstone, C. Hunnicutt. B. Rozek. (Row 2) B. Cooper. C. Poole. E. Warnes. J Spiewak. G. Friedrich. L. Benavides. T.Huebner. M Herron. M Movrich. (Row 3) L. Dreyfahl. C. Effinger. L. Uren. M. Foley. K. Spoerl. L. Umland. B. Blau. A. Brinkman. (Row 4) T. Strum. S. Chase. J. Mueller. J. Roder. J. Halbrucker. Y. Villeria. Forensics Forensics is a public speaking competition. There are nine different speaking catagories including declamation, oratory, poetry, prose, 4-minute, and play- acting. Trophies, medals, and ribbons are given out. Many hours of hard work are put into achieving these awards. Forensics: (Row 1) A. Brinkman C. Poole B. Cooper, L. Dreyfahl. E. Warnes. B. Whitstone. B. Rozek, C. Effinger. J. Spiewak. G. Friedrich, M Movrich. (Row 2) B. Blau. J. Mueller. K Hansen. W Rohde. T. Huebner, M. Foley. (Row 3) J. Hood. (Row 4) M Wolf. (Row 5) C. Hunnicutt. 144 Clubs Debate Debate: (Row 1) R. Rados. W. Rohde. J. Halbrucker, M Atkins. J. Stumpner. (Row 2) M. Foley. American Field Service If it weren't for the American Field Service, kids like Liz Earl from Australia and Betty Delfino from Paraguay wouldn’t be in America today. This club makes it possible for students to live with another family in a different country. It is a tremendous learning experience for those who travel and also for those who just listen to what AFS students have to say about their own country. AFS: (Row 1) B Delfino. L. Huisman. S. Boebel. L. Earl. J. Kummer, J. Thiesenhusen, C. Jaworski. (Row 2) N. Siefert. B. Mixdorf, K. Zarbock. T. Strum. A. King. K. Weier. S. Radtke. N. Shepard. J. Anschutz, L. Hibbard. (Row 3) B. Walsh. S. Leonard, J. Kniskern. J. Mueller. D. Cypcar. Clubs 145 Vocational-Industrial Clubs Of America VICA (Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America) is a national organization which promotes stu- dent interest in industrial and vocational areas through leadership, citizenship, industrial skills, and work attitudes. VICA is an active participant in local, district, and state activi- ties, such as the State Skill Olympics held an- nually. It develops an important aspect of trade, and industrial, technical, and health training through the guidance of many willing advisors. Metals Club: Mr. Wastian (advisor). P. Ferris, B. Pestor, L. Pestor. Drafting Club: (Row 1) Mr. Warren (advisor), G. Jorgensen. R. Wagner, D. McGraw, D Hannon. (Row 2) B. Mixdorf, R. Windle. J. Smith. D Milburn. M. Hansen. K. Corcoran. 146 Clubs Radio Club: (Row 1) M. Gitzlaff. D. Ruediger. M. Linton. Mr Harder (advisor). (Row 2) R. Hooker. W. Mathson. D. Hooker. G. Hemm. A. King. Auto Club: L. Pestor. Mr. Nelson (advisor). D. Savin. B. Pestor. P. Ferris. Woods Club: D. Muhonen, C. Eversum, B. Whitehouse. L. Pestor. W. Trower. Clubs 147 M Club Mukwonago’s “M” Club is open to those students who have lettered in a various school sport. The club promotes school sports programs through several fund- raising activities. It also advocates fellow- ship and social companionship between athletic letter winners, and coordinates an annual banquet to honor outstanding student members and the coaching staff. M Club: (Row 1) J. Sperstad, A Bumgarner. S. Wegner, D. Madison, L. Wilber. C. Luther. D. Samuels. J. Rausch. (Row 2) J. Hardtke. C. Kelly. D. Rageth. J. Kummer. L. Kamnik. K. Kipp, J. Thiesenhusen, D. Wastian, R. Kamnik. G. Brown. (Row 3) T. Huebner. S. Davis. J. Armbruster. J. Glasenapp, P. Suhm, M. Glasenapp. T. Tiegs, A. Fitzgerald. B. Hardtke. (Row 4) M. Croy. J. Jensen. G. Crawley. G. Peterson. J. Larkin. T McGee. P. Scholovich. (Row 5) J. Shorougian, T. Sperstand. G. Luedtke. R. Rageth. K. Knippschild, B. Crouch, R. Rachwal. Key Club Key Club is an international boys service club spon- sored by the International Kiwanis. Though each boy is selected on the basis of his leadership in the school and community, the club is open to girls also. The local Mukwonago Kiwanis effectively co-sponsors the orga- nization along with the school. Key Club: (Row 1) S. Boebel. D. Milburn. L. Wilber. D. Rageth. J. Hardtke. S. Klokner. (Row 2) J. Kniskern, J. Kainz. J. Glasenapp. B. Hardtke. M. Glasenapp. (Row 3) S. DAvis. D. Geilfuss. S. Fleischmann. K. Zarbock. J. Goetz. (Row 4) M. Croy. M. Kresbach. N Seifelt. J. Cassidy. Mr. Nordentoft (advisor). 148 Clubs German Club German Club is a body of students interested in the German language and culture. Interested stu- dents do not have to have necessarily taken courses in German to join. It sponsors its annual candy sale, and one of MHS's dances. This year, some of the club members got a chance to tour Germany during Easter vacation. They visited castles, cathedrals, Mt. Pilatus, and traveled to such cities as Munich. They even had a chance to stop in Iceland, and yodel their hearts out in Swit- zerland. German Club: (Row 1) L. Feldmann, K. Heinig. M. Draeger. I. Hibbard. L Kositzky. (Row 2) D. Meier. Mr. Trainor (advisor), M. Gitzlaff. Spanish Club: (Row 1) S. Fickau, J. Armbruster, M. Dippo. J. Kniskern. (Row 2) Mrs. Gowdy (advisor), D. Geilfuss. M Atkins. D. Arkin, S. Klokner, B. Whitehosue. Spanish Club All the members of Spanish Club have at least one thing in common: they're all interested in learning more about the Spanish culture. Their major ac- tivity in the year is to experience some of that culture by eating at a Spanish Mexican restau- rant. They raise money for this event by their annual popcorn and bake sale. Clubs 149 Future Business Leaders Of America FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) is a nationally organized body which is directly headquar- tered with state and national chapters. Its purpose is to foster interest in the business world to all willing members. It is open to students who are presently taking or have taken a business course. FBLA holds State Regional Cham- pionships each year in which par- ticipants compete in accounting, record keeping, shorthand, typ- ing, and other business skills. Many have earned honorable merits through this event. Its members also raise their money by operating the school book- store, the Wig Warn. FBLA: (Row 1) B. Dailey. R. Dailey. B. Deneen. A. Deneen. P. Morse, J. Ginster. (Row 2) Mr. Johnson (advisor), C. Selzer, K. Karpinski. L. Brzezinski. C. Dudenas. D. Haas. C. Sievert. S. Schmelter, B Graham, J. Smith, Mrs. Bronson (advisor). Pow Wow The Pow Wow is comprised of a very dedicated group of writers and report- ers who bring the student body and their parents a very interesting and in- formative newspaper. The official MHS newspaper, tne Pow Wow, is printed monthly and presents information on student life in both academic and so- cial perspectives. It accepts letters from the student body, and many ap- pear in the paper as Editorials and Fea- ture Articles. Talents in photography, cartooning, advertising, and typing are in great demand for the format used by the paper, and all interested students are urged to join. Pow Wow: (Row 1) D. Arkin, S. Leonard, M. Kinjerski. (Row 2) Mr. Vick (advisor). J. Koller. M. Meisner. T. Krause. P Gardner. R. Hughes. J. Spiewak, M. Menzia. (Row 3) M. Mesiner, R. Patton. R. Holtz. R. Bishop. A. Cobb, C. Effinger, M. Carr. 150 Clubs Future Homemakers Of America FHA (Future Homemakers of America) is a national organization which forwards self- determination, competencies, and occupational information. Anyone enrolled in a homemaking course is eligible to join. Its goals are to help the community and improve the standard home. FHA has fulfilled these goals by assisting the less fortunate and physically handicapped through successful community projects. In addition, the local chapter participates in various local, district, and national activities throughout the year. FHA: (Row 1) C. Gogin. M Wolfe, K. Brunner. Mrs. Asher (advisor). (Row 2) M. Jaquith, I. Landers. K. Guterl. C. Adam. B. Rapp. J. Selz. Home Economics Related Occupations HERO is the most recent club that has been introduced to MHS. It stands for Home Economics Related Occupations. HERO basically focuses its attention to quantity food production. Its members achieve this through demanding but rewarding “on- the-job” training for local facilities. HERO: (Row 1) C. Forrest. L. Landers. Mrs. Wallendahl (advisor), K. Brunner, K. Guterl. D. Pestor, B. Rapp. (Row 2) J. Whitstone. W. Weink, K. Domenosky, D. Smith. D. Leeder. Clubs 151 National Honor Society NHS: (Row 1) M. Ferris, K. Utrie. C, McKenna, K. Hill, J. Kummer. (Row 2) L. Landers. R. McCarthy, R. Gold, K. Oswalt. S. Boebel. (Row 3) J. Gross, B. Walsh, D. Milburn, J. Stumpner, D. Porter, L. Wilber, (Row 4) A. King. S. Leonard, D. Jaske, A. Bumgarner, S. Kemp. NHS (National Honor Society) is a national organization whose purpose is to give full recognition to outstanding students who have gained high academic achievement and have demonstrated sound leadership, good moral character, and service to the school and community. All students with a high grade point and recommendations from staff members automatically qualify, but membership is obtained through an anonymous rating system. The primary functions NHS performs are those services which benefit the student body, such as operating the concession stands at Mukwonago's basketball games. Student Government Student Government is a functional learning activity rooted in the principles of democracy. Members of Student Government are known for giving their time to improve the school, and for representing each of the four classes. It provides the student body with opportunities to develop self-motivation and self- discipline, such as the promotion of the activities during Homecoming week. Student Government works as a team with the faculty and administration in an effort to resolve mutual problems between the administration and the student body. It thus develops an environment that is conductive to the academic and social development of all MHS students. Student Government: (Row 1) G. Brown. L. Kamnik. L. Konieczny, Mr. Smith (advisor). (Row 2) J. Stumpner, J. Jensen, G. Crawley. J. Bertram. K. Hill. (Row 3) D. Markham, N. Runquist. J. Dettinger, K. Hill. (Row 4) C. Effinger. B. Whitstone. S. Stocks, K. Heinig, M. Draeger, J. Selzer. (Row 5) B. Walsh. L. Huisman. D. Madison. K. Hansen, S. Kemp. S. Davis. 152 Clubs Ski Club This year’s “Plentiful” snowfall has given Ski Club members many excellent opportunities to “tumble down Bunnyhill, break their legs ’cause of that ... tree, and catch the un- avoidable cold.” They've gone on weekly trips to local ski areas, and once or twice to Northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Ski Club members don’t have to own their own equipment, or know how to ski (the latter which is more frequent), for rentals and lessons are available at the respec- tive lodges. Ask them if they like it? They must ... maybe that’s why it’s the most popular club in MHS. i i i Ski Club: (alphabetical order) D. Arkin. J. Beutler. J. Beutler. D. Billings. T. Bjorklund. Y. Bjorklund. K. Bolzer. S. Bradley. G. Brandemuehl. L. Brzezinski. G. Butler. L. Casassa. B. Chatterton. R. Ciardo. D. Clement. M. Croy. R. Dassow. M. Dobrose. C. Domino. K. Donahue. L. Falvey. L. Feldmann. M. Ferris. M. Fregien. M. Friedrich. D. Gamble. B. Gardner. M. Gerbasi. K. Goff. R. Gold. B. Graham. M. Grevel. B. Gromiuk. K. Hansen. T. Hart. G. Hemm. C. Henry. M. Herron. J. Huberty. J. Kainz. S. Kemp. J. Kniskern. L. Koceja. J. Koelsch. M. Kresbach, C. Krzewina. T. Labinski. L. Lepak. J. Lesch, M. Linton. S. Linton. D. Lobenhofer. P. Lynch. L. Mathson. A. Maxfield. D. Milburn. B. Mixdorf. S. Mixdorf. M. Movrich. R. Mutter. L. Nowatske. D. Orgas. K. Packard. J. Pakenham. K. Papke. R. Pashke, V. Peil. B. Pieper, M Pieper, T. Pregowski. D. Rageth. S. Randsbottom. D. Ready. J. Reichow. K. Riemann. K. Rickard. K. Roberts. K. Roberts. P. Sheaffer. T. Schankey, C. Schoen. D. Schoen. N. Seifelt. M. Sparby. T. Staedter. P. Stock. J. Strebe. M. Suetlik, J. Slezewski, J. Vega. B. Wagner. J. Wagner. D. Wastian. P. Whitstone. B. Wietrzny. L. Wilber. S. Wilber. N. Wynn. K. Zarbock, D. Zimmerman. Clubs 153 Arrow ROW 1 Steve Kemp. Dave Milburn. Sue Stocks. Kathi Thompson (co-editor). Sandy Haslam. Kim Schlitt. Holly Schoolcraft. ROW 2: Jackie Kmskern. Jerry Mueller. Ms. Tarantino (advisor). Dave Cypcar. Renate Hoffman. Julie Jensen. Jodie Koelsch. Connie Acheson Jenny Deering, Margaret Utrie. Laurie Hibbard. ROW 3: Dan Russ. Diane Jaske. Brian Walsh. Scott Leonard. Tim Strum. Nancy Pisarek Lisa Rosenbecker. Nadine Shepard. Judy Anschutz. The yearbook staff put in many hours u, bring you this personal history book. It was often necessary to stay late into the evening to meet those ever pressing deadlines. Selecting type styles, photos, theme, and page arrangements became second nature to the staff. It was all worth it. though. The finished product, this book, reflect their efforts. But most of all, it reflects your life at MHS. 154 Clubs Vicki Underberg. Arrow Editor Thank You Mr. Mainella and his photographers were really on the ball this year! Our thanks to all of them for helping us meet those deadlines! Photographers for the yearbook were: Tom Oberholtzer, Rob Hughes, and the darkroom procedures class. Our thanks to Ken Whittemore, representa- tive from American Yearbook Co., for his encouragement, help, and patience. It was surely nice to know we could always depend on him when we needed him. Thanks, Joe. Recognition 155 Free To Be” Autographs Free GO o TO CD o 1- 0) 0) k. u. utographs ( ) £ Q. u l. bD o 3 -n T CD CD H O 0) GO O h- TO CD„ C 0) 0) k. Lk o QTQ T 0) O sqdejSoinv 44eg oi ea.ij„ sqdejSoinv 44eg 01 eejju 158 Faculty W. Vehanen • Phy. Ed.. Girl’s J.V. Softball Coach. Girl's Varsity Volleyball K. Bartoszek - Phy. Ed.. Health. Girl s J.V Basketball. Girl's Varsity Softball Coach C. Zitzner - Phy. Ed. Faculty 161 R Underberg Music Dept Chairman. Symphonic Band. Pep J Ohm - Concert Band. Wind Ensemble. Music Theory Band. Jazz Band J. Reith - Mixed Chorus. Girl's Glee. Chamber Singers A. Heagle - Speech and Drama Dept. Chairman. Adv Acting. Discussion. Directing Drama. Debate. Forensics 162 Faculty G. Johnson - Business Ed. Dept Chairman. Introduction to Business B. Mulholland - Beginning Advanced Typing. Recordkeeping Office Machines. Advanced Accounting. FBLA Adv. C. Bronson - Office Practice. Shorthand. Business English, Marketing G Gowdy - Personal Typing. Accounting. Business Law. Office and Sales Machines Faculty 163 G. Bethke - Science Dept Chairman. Physics. Science. AFS Adv R Douglas - Science. Conservation; Girls Basketball Coach. Boys Basketball Coach. Boys Baseball 164 Faculty V Archer - Chemistry. Adv. Chem.. Human Relations J. Polacek - Biology S. Olson - Biology. Adv. Biology. AFS Advisor, Asst. Girls Track Coach M Kraus - Chemistry, Science Faculty 165 J. Brenner - Social Studies Dept Chairman. Emerging Nations, U S. History D Enright - Eighteen Free. Consumer Ed.. Current Issues, Varsity Football Coach G. Lee U S. History K. Chapman U S. History. Minorities 166 Faculty C. Camarda - Regional Problems. Western Civ. J. Tietgen - Social Studies, Soph Football Coach T. Kossaris - Social Studies. Fresh. Basketball Coach Faculty 167 P. Roeber • English Dept. Chairman. Adv. College Skills. I C. Lippert - Fresh. English. Senior English College Skills. Creative Writing. Eng Lit.. World Lit . Modern novel Golf Coach W. Hoagland - Fresh. Eng.. Jn. Eng., College Skills Asst. Wrestling T. Mainella - Soph. Eng., Darkroom. Photography B. Tame! - Fresh. Eng. D. Smith - Jr. Eng.. Senior Eng.. Creative Writing. Adv. Creative Writing, Modern Novel. Student Gov't Adv. Basketball Coach Faculty 169 R. Vick - R. Fresh. English. Journalism. Cross Country D. Brown - Senior English. College Skills. Junior English. Cheerleader Coach Adv. 170 Faculty Faculty 171 R. Last - Driver’s Ed. Dept. Chairman. Driver’s Ed. T. Ackerman - Driver's Ed.. Asst. Varsity Football Coach. Varsity Wres- tling Coach J. Wickenberg - Art I. II. 2D Art. Drawing. Painting R Rosenbecker - Art Dept. Chairman. Art I. 3D Art. Clay 172 Faculty Peters craft Home Ec. Dept. Chairman. Clothing. Consumer Ed.. Needle D Ascher - Interior Dec., Clothing. Creative Foods. F.H.A. Adv. C. Wallendal - Food Service. Co-op. Modern Trends. Food Prep. Jr R. Clark - Adult Living. Family Living. Young Children. Child Guidance Class Adv Faculty 173 Faculty 175 R Smedema - Ind. Arts, Boys Basketball. Girl s Track Coach J Nelson - Auto Mechanics and Co-oj T. Vassel - Ind. Arts. Woods Faculty 17; J. Anderson. EMR Teacher T Cohn. Learning Disabilities L Bruss. Learning Disabilities L. Brown. Learning Disabilities D. Steiner. Special Services Dept. uu«rperson. LL F Keeler. Learning Disabilities. Sophomore Class Adv 178 Faculty J. Kalashian. A.V Technician C. Harker. A. V. E Conroy. A.V. Sec'y P. Pulver. Bookkeeper K. Burrow. Health Room B. Taylor, Study Hall Aide P Christensen. Business Ed Teacher Typing, shorthand D Rosenbecker. Librarian J. Pearce. S. Kleinhans. Library Aides 180 Faculty 182 Faculty Custodians: D. Teske. C Smith. D Kneser District Personnel Row 1: R Plot?. A. Flood. C Nehrling. R Lewis. M Ginal. S Glasenapp Row 2. E Hill. M Reddington. S. Manson. W Herrmann. G. Benedict. D. Allmon. G. Kmskern. W Hendrickson. F. Subke. J Asmann Custodians H Domme. K Jacobson. E. Szalewski 1 Kjl kL, J Cooks: K. Beck. L. Pine. D Szalewski. M Gedemer. M Douglas. M Stobber. G Kohlman. K. Slaski. J Readv Faculty 183 FRESHMEN: Allen. Margaret - 82. 133 Alloy. Lynn - 82 Andler. Patty - 82 Arkin. David - 82. 149. 150. 153 Armstrong. Jeff - 72. 82. 130 Ashenbrenner. Will - 82 Atkins. Mike - 82. 145. 149 Baksic. Mike - 82 Balestreri. Chris - 82 Bamford. Denise - 82 Bannenburg. Jim 82. 140 Barber. Don • 82 Barth. Tammy - 82 Bauch. Joni - 82 Baur. Steve - 82 Belland. Mariann - 82. 128 Belland. Marilyn - 82 Belman. Gary - 72. 82 Benson. Dan - 72. 82. 123 Bethman. Jodi - 82. 140 Beutler. Jay - 82 Bezier. Brian - 82 Bilke. Lori - 82. 137 Bittner. Ron - 72. 82. 130. 140 Bloechl. Mary - 82. 137 Borland. Karen ■ 82. 130 Bower. David • 82 Bronson. Donna - 82 Brown. Gregory - 72. 82. 140 Brown. Scott - 82 Brunner. Chuck - 82 Buchanan. Don • 82 Burmeister. Duane - 83 Byers. Kelly - 83 Cameron. Pamela - 83 Carlson. Tom - 83 Carr. Marcia - 83 Cassidy. Jim - 83. 140. 141. 148 Ceballos. Tammi - 83. 128 Chamberlain. James - 83 Chatterton. Scott - 83 Chetney. Peggy - 96 Christianson. Tina 83 Ciardo. Richard - 72. 83. 153 Cochrane. Nancy - 83. 140 Coley. Becky - 83. 128 Collins. Jay - 83. 123 Congemm. Thomas - 83 Cooper. Beth - 83 Croy. Mike - 83. 148. 153 Cullen. Kevin - 72. 83. 130 Curler. Clylene - 83 Cyra. Amy - 83. 133 Dallman. Brian 83 Darga. Donna - 74. 83. 126 Dassow. Robin - 83. 153 Day. Dianne - 83. 137 Decleene. Troy • 83 Deneen. Alice - 83 Dettmger. Linda - 83 Dignm. Gayle - 83. 133. 140 Dorley. William - 83 Dudenas. John - 72. 83 Duerst. Wendy - 83 Dulka. Mary - 84. 128. 140 Duncan. Todd - 84 DuPont. Joan - 84 Durr. Lisa - 84 Duszynski. Kelly - 84. 137 Edwards. Larry - 72. 84 Emmons. Bob - 84 Enfelt. Jill - 84. 140 Encohson. Lauri - 84 Espinoza. John - 72. 84 Estes. Connie - 84 Eversum. Jenny - 84. 133 Fellah. Soma - 84 Felske. Dean - 84 Fickau. Sheryl - 84. 128. 140 Fink. Tracy - 84 Fisher. Cheryl - 84 Fleischmann. Skip - 72. 84. 123. 148 Flury. Chris - 84 Fohr. Kimberly - 84 Formella. Ken - 84. 140 Fox. Steve - 84 Franzen. Mary - 84 Gale. Wanda - 84 Galica. Gwen - 84 Gamble. Debbie - 84. 137. 153 Gardner. Robert - 72. 84. 153 Geilfuss, Dana - 84 Girtler. Dawn - 84 Goetsch. Kurt - 72. 84. 130 Gogin. Tim - 85. 136 Grahek. Lisa - 85. 140 Gross. Jeffrey - 85 Gross. Sue - 85. 140 Gruling. Joe - 85 Habel. Mark - 85 Hagenau. Rick - 85 Halbrucker. Joe - 85. 144. 145 Hamman. Bruce - 85 Hangartner. Bill - 85. 123 Hanson. Mark - 85. 146 Hanson. Linda - 85. 137. 140. 141 Hart. Tammy - 74. 85. 153 Haslam. Sandy - 81. 85. 154 Hass. Debbie - 85. 150 Hatling, Tina - 85. 137 Haugli. Dana - 85. 140. 141 Hausen. Garry - 140, 72 Hengen. Lois - 85. 137 Hengen. Bob - 85 Herrmann. Kathy - 85 Herron. Mike - 72. 85. 136. 137. 144 153 Hibbard. Julie - 85. 128. 140, 141 Higgins. Ron - 85 Hill. Karen - 85. 133. 140. 152 Holat. Tracy - 85. 140 Hotz. Randy - 72. 85 Hotzfield. Michelle - 85. 142 Huey. Tim - 72. 85 Hughes. Bill - 86 Hunkms. Sue - 86 Jacobi. Laura - 86 Jacobs. Kerry - 72. 86 Jacobson. Todd - 86 Janke. Ron - 86 Jannusch. Sue - 86. 140 Janovitz. Margaret - 86. 140 Jarowsky. Laura - 86 Jay. Jeff - 86 Jay. Jeff - 86 Jeannotte. Joel - 86 Jesse. Debby - 86 Jester. Blaine - 86 Johnson. Dawn - 86. 128, 140. 141 Johnson. Peggy - 74. 86. 126. 140 Johnston. Michele - 128 Joles. Cheri - 86 Jommen. Kim - 86 Jones. Steve - 86 Kamz. Jeff - 72. 86. 123 Karl. Steve - 86 Karlinsky. John - 86. 130 Karpmski. Karen - 86. 150 Kasar. Michelle - 86 Kemnitz. Chris - 72. 87 Kibble. Ron - 87 Kipp. Dave 86. 123 Kirchoff. Jeff - 87. 140 Klug. Rachel - 87. 140 Knoll. Linda - 87 Kohnke. Stephanie - 87 Kolbeck. Michael - 87 Kolpin. Laura - 87 Komeczny. Paul - 87 Kramer. Sandy - 87 Krebsbach. Mike - 72. 87. 148. 153 Krolski. Scott - 87 Krueger. Bill - 87 Kruk. Myra - 87 Krumrei. Irma - 87 Krzwma. Karen - 87. 123 Kurth. Jay - 87 Kusch. Connie - 87 Labadie. Lori - 87. 137 Labinski. Terry - 72. 87. 123. 153 Ladu. Lisa - 87 Lang. Dale - 87 Lange. Keith - 88 Lehmann. Chris 88 Lehmbeck. George - 88 Lemon. Chris - 88 Leon. David - 72. 88. 123 Leszynski. Donna - 88 Linton. Sharon - 74. 88. 126. 153 Lianas. David - 9. 88. 130 Loomis. Kim - 88 Losik. Julie - 88 Love. Steve - 88 Luebke. Scott - 88 Lundy. Jeff - 88 Lynch. Louise - 88 Lytle. Jeannette - 88. 133. 140 Machiosek. Steven • 88 Madden. Daniel - 72. 88. 130 Madison. Doreen - 74. 88. 126. 140 Mahlman. Craig. 88 Manyen. Betty - 88. 140 Martens. Brian - 72. 88. 130 Martens. Kenneth - 88 Martin. Karen - 88 Martin. Kim - 89 Mayotte. Sue - 89. 133 McDonald. DeWayne - 89 McDonald. Vickie - 89 McCollock. Colleen - 89 McGraw. Maureen - 81. 89 Meisner. Machelle - 89. 136. 150 Meisner. Monique - 89. 136. 150 Menzia. Michelle - 89. 136. 150 Merrill. Jack - 89 Miller. Barb • 89. 140 Miller. Jefferey - 89 Mmnix. Bill - 89 Morawitz. Bridget - 89 Morse. Chris 89 Muhonen. Dale - 89. 147 Nachreiner. Eugene - 89 Nagel. Dan - 89 Neitzel. Brian - 89. 136 Nelson, Beth - 89. 137 Neu. Sue - 89 Nevitt. Lisa - 89 Novotny. Ken - 72, 89. 140 O’Brien. Jill - 89 Olson. Dale - 90 Olson. Glenn - 90 Ottman. Jackie 90 Papke. Kerry - 90. 128. 153 Patton. Rachel • 90. 150 Paulus. Michael - 90 Peil. Vincent - 153 Pennich. Ann - 90 Peters. John - 90 Peterson. Don - 90. 130 Peterson. Jack - 72. 90. 123 Peterson. Lynn - 90. 128. 140 Peterson. Michael - 90 Petrie. Carole - 140 Phillips. Wendy • 90 Pisarek. Nancy - 81. 90. 140, 141. 154 Poje. Kevin - 90 Pokorny. Dan • 90. 140. 14 Polzine. Jeff - 90 Poole. Kelly - 90 Poppie. Patrick - 90 Porter. Susan - 90 Pozorski. Cheryl - 90 Pregowski. Todd - 90 Presta. Michelle - 90 Pries. Maike - 90 Przybylski. Sue - 91 Pugh. Greg - 91 Radomski. Rosemary - 91 Ragaisis. Lynda - 91 Ramlow. JoAnn - 91. 128 Ransbottom. Steven - 72. 91. 153 Rasmussen. Julie - 91. 137 Ray. Brian - 76. 91. 23 Recknagel. David 91 Reichel. Keith - 72. 91. 123. 140 Rezutek. Joann - 91 Roberts. Kari - 91 Robinson. Melvin • 91 Rosenbecker. Lisa - 81. 91. 140. 141. 154 Ross. William - 91 Rudolph. Cindy - 91. 137 Rudolph. Debbie - 91 Ruediger. Linda - 91 Rynders. Stephanie - 91. 128. 140 Sadler. Paul - 72. 91. 130 Sawvell. Jeanine - 91 Sayles, Gregory - 91 Schankey. Michelle - 91. 137 Schenk. Dianne - 91. 128 Schiessel. Thomas - 130 Schilling, James - 92 Schilling. John - 92 Schindler. Tom - 92 Schleicher. Lynn - 92 Schlitt. Kim - 81. 92. 137. 154 Schmelter. Sue - 92. 150 Schmitt. Tammie - 92 Schmitter, Jenny - 92. 140 Schoen. William - 92. 140 Schholcraft. Holly - 92. 154 Schroeder. Dana - 92 Schumacher. John - 92 Schwalbach. David - 92 Scovern. Meralee - 92 Seifert. Norman • 92. 123. 140. 145. 148. 153 Sell. Vick. • 92. 128. 140 Serdynski. Randy - 72. 92 Seuring. Roy - 72. 92 Svetlik. Mark 84. 153 Shaw. Kevin - 92 Shepard. Lisa - 92 Shepard. Nancy 92 Seiver. Randall - 72. 92 Siever. William - 92 Sitowski. Randy - 92. 136 Slezewski. Sandra - 92. 133 Sokotowski. Anthony - 136 Sparby. Marilee - 93 Stadler. Beth - 93. 128 Stahl. Michael - 93 Stevens. Pam - 93 Stewart. Kim - 93 Stine. Rosemary - 93. 140 Strebe. Kathy - 93 Streeter. Leah - 93. 128 Strong. Brett - 93 Sugden. Stan - 72. 93. 123. 140 Swanson. Neil 93 Szmayser. Karen - 93. 140. 142 Thibault. Lori • 93 Thiesenhusen. Cindy - 93 Thomas. Steve - 93 Thompson. Dawn • 93. 140 Thorton. Rachel - 93 Throgmorton. Jeanne - 93. 137 Tilman, Loren - 93. 140 Timm, Natascha - 93 Timm. Steve - 93 Titze. Tyler - 93 Tower. John - 93 Umland. Nancy - 93 Uren. Jodie - 93. 140 Uribe. Dan - 72. 93 Vanderschaegen. Gloria - 93 Vega. Jamie - 72. 93. 153 Vertz. Bethany - 93 Villarreal. Yolanda - 93. 144 Volkmann. Robyn - 93 Wagner. Dennis - 93 Wagner. Kenneth - 93 Walsh. Donald - 93 Walsh. Jackie - 93. 137 Wambold. Barry - 93. 136 Warner. Larry - 93. 136 Warnes. Ellensue - 93. 140. 144 Wegner. Kurt - 93 Wendt. Brian - 94 Werns. Melody - 94 Whiteaker. Wanda - 94 Whitehouse. William - 94. 147. 149 Wietrzny. Robert - 94. 153 Wilber. Susan - 94. 153 Wilkenmg. Dean - 94 Wilkenmg, Kari - 94 Williams. Jayne - 94. 137 Williams. Jesse - 74. 94 126 Williams. John • 94. 130 Williams. Kimberly - 94 Wilson. Jeff • 72. 94. 123 Winter. Tammy 94 Witon. Rick - 94 Wolf. Curtis - 94 Woods. James 94 Wright. Corey - 72. 94. 130. 136. 137 Wysocki. John 94 Yeager. William - 94 Zajdel. Scot - 94 Zarbock. Kent 94. 123 Zeimet. Karen - 94. 140. 142 Zimmerman. Dan - 94. 153 Zulka. Roger - 94 Zynski. Carey • 94 SOPHOMORES: Acheson. Connie • 96. 154 Adam. Martin • 96 Adler. Susan - 8. 96 187 Allen. Larry - 96. 123 Amch. Donna - 12. 96. 128, 129 Anschutz. Judy - 96. 145. 154 Armbruster. Steve - 96 Baker. Duncan - 96 Bartholomew. Mike - 96 Baumann. Kurt - 96. 123 Baumgarner. Chris - 96 Beckman. Chris - 96 Belland. Regina 96. 140 Beranek. Charles - 96 Bernick. Cindy - 96 Beutler. Jenean - 96 Beyer. Scott - 96 Bjorkland. Troy - 96. 153 Blankenheim. Renee - 96. 136 Blau. Robert - 68. 96. 144 Bloechl. Jeff • 96 Bluhm. Lisa - 68, 96. 14 Bodanske. Laura - 96 Bornfleth. Teresa - 96. 137 Bowey. Phil - 96 Brach. Michelle 96 Brandemuehi. Heidi 96. 128 Brown. Susan - 75. 96 Brzezinski. Loretta - 96. 150. 153 Bucket. Amamda - 96 Butler. Glenn 96 Byrne. Timm - 6. 96 Carmody. Kelly - 96 Casassa. Lisa - 96. 140. 141. 153 Chapman. Sheila - 96 Chetney. Peggy - 96 Christensen. Missy • 96. 128 Cicero. Karen - 96 Collins. Paulo 96 Core. Robert 96 Congdon, Laura - 96 Congemi, Karen - 137 Conroy. Kevin - 96 Craig. Colleen - 96. 133 Crawley. John - 9. 96. 123 Crouch. Debbie 96 Cyra. Steve' - 9. 96. 123 Dailey. Brenda 96. 150 Dailey. Robert - 96 Darga. David - 11. 96 Davis. Michael 98. 123 Davis. Sharon - 98. 126. 140. 141. 148. 152 DeBack. Dean - 98. 123 Deering. Jenny - 98. 154 Demont. Sheri - 98 Dentice. Lisa - 98 Dettinger, Jeff - 95. 98. 140. 152 Devlin. William - 98. 130 Dowdle. Curt - 98 Drefahl. Liz - 98. 136. 137. 144. 133 Drewa. Robin - 98 Dudenas. Janine 98 Duncan. Jaqulin - 98 Dunlap. Eric 98. 140. 141 Duszynski. James - 9. 98 Fehlhaber. Lee - 98 Feldman. Elizabeth - 73. 98. 126. 149. 153 Ferris. Paul - 98. 146. 147 Fix, Andrew 98 Flores. Beth 98. 136. 137 Flury. Patricia • 75. 98 •Ford. Mike - 98 Frank. Susan - 98 Freels. James - 98 Gainer. David - 9 Galica. Jay - 98 Gardinier. Jim - 98 Gedemer. Bill - 98 Geilfuss. Richard - 98 Gerbas. Mike - 98. 153 Gerber. Kim - 98 Gier. Wendy - 98 Gill. Ken - 13 Goetz. Jeff - 98. 48 Goff. Kathy - 98. 153 Gogin. Colleen - 98 137 Graham. Beverly - 72. 73. 98. 126. 153 Grant. Michael - 98 Gray. Sandra - 98 Gronemus. Dan - 9. 98. 123 Gruel. Monte - 98. 153 Gulla. Geoffery - 98 Gunderson. Dirk - 98. 14 Haag. Kevin - 98. 123 Haas. Steve - 98 Haase. Sherry - 98 Hannon. Deborah - 98. 139. 146 Hardtke. Catherine - 14. 98. 133 Hardtke. Julie - 14. 98. 133. 148 Hartenberger. William - 98 Harvestme. Karen - 98 Hawkinson. Kenneth 98 Hein. William - 13. 100 Hemig. Karen - 100. 128, 139. 149. 152 Helmg. Keith - 100 Hemm. David - 100. 140 Henry. Craig - 100. 139. 11. 153 Herron. David - 100. 139 Hibbard. Laurie - 10. 139. 141. 145. 149. 154 Hill. Brian - 100 Hoffman. Kim - 100. 137 Hoffman. Renate - 100. 136. 154 Hokamp. Terry - 100. 136 Holtermann. Paul - 100. 140 Hooker. Darrell - 100. 147 Huberty. Jill - 100. 153 Huebner. Todd - 68. 100 Hunkins. Eric - 13 Hunkms. Ray - 100 Huth. Kelly - 100 Inzeo. Timothy - 100. 122 Jarowsky. Tracy - 100 Jaworski. James - 100 Jensen. Dan - 9. 100. 123 Jester. Jackie • 100 Johnson. Jeff L. - 100 Johnson. Jeff M. 100. 130 Kamz. Angie - 12. 100. 128 Kalmowski. Scott - 9. 100 Karpinski. Kathy - 100. 139 Keller. Barb - 100 Kelly. Colleen - 8. 75. 100. 128. 148 Kemnitz. Tony - 13. 100 King. Andrew - 11. 100. 147 King. Bernadme - 100 Kinjerski. Linda - 100 Kipp. Lori - 100 Kipperman. Steve - 13. 100 Klokner. Sandra - 100. 133. 148. 149 Koceja. Laurie - 100, 136. 153 Koch. John - 100 Koelsch. Jodie - 100. 153. 154 Kolpin. Daniel - 100 Kositzky, Lorrie - 100 Kowalicki. Laurie - 100 Kramer. Daniel - 100 Kramer. Julie - 100 Krzwma. Cheryl - 100. 153 Krzycki. Bryan - 13. 15. 100 Kummer. Kelly - 12. 100. 133. 148 Landers. Scott - 100, 136 Lang. Ken - 10. 139 Lapene. Anthony - 101 Larkin. Mike - 101 Larson. Kay - 101 Leclair. Mary - 14. 10. 137 Leonard. Susan - 73. 10. 126 Lepak. Lori - 101 Leppm. David - 9. 101 Lesch, Jeffery - 101. 153 Lmdell. Linnea - 101 Lloyd. Connie - 101 Lobenhofer. Douglas - 101. 153 Loope. Thomas - 9. 101 Lovell. James - 101. 130 Lynch. Tony - 101 Madden. Bill - 101. 130 Madison. Debra - 101 Madison. Terry - 101 Malecki. Ann - 101 Maney, Jeff - 101. 123 Manthey. Lynn - 101 Markham. Debbie - 12. 95. 101. 139. 141. 152 Marsolek. Renee - 101 Masset. Gary - 101 Matthews. Yvonne - 101 Mathson. LuAnn - 101. 153 McCarthy. Bill 101 McCulloch. Cliff - 101 McGraw. Mike - 9. 101 McGuire. Brenda - 101 McKenzie. Lori - 101. 133 McKenzie. Richard - 101 McPhetridge. James - 13. 101 Meier. David 13. 101 Meisher. Mark - 101 Meisner. Machelle - 101 Menger. Jill - 101 Merrill, Cindy 101 Mikolojczak, Karen - 101 Moeller, Debbie - 101 Mueller. Robert - 13. 15. 76. 101 Nevitt, Debbie - 101 Newbury. Mike - 101 Norgel. Caroline - 101 Nowatske. Lory - 60. 75. 101. 153 Nunley. Linda - 101 Ohren. Heidi 101 Orcholski. Bob - 101. 141 Owen. Jackie - 103 Paeske. David - 103, 141 Palmersheim. Jeff - 103 Pester. William 103. 146. 147 Peterson. Keith - 103 Pieper. Michael 103. 153 Pinterics. Brian - 9. 103 Polacek. Scott - 13. 103 Ponchik. John - 103 Poole. Colleen - 103. 144 Porter. Larry - 103. 130 Prockniak. Tammy - 103 Prokop. Andy 103 Pugh. Glenn - 103 Pulvermacher. Kimberly - 103. 137 Rados. Richard - 103. 145 Rageth. Debra - 12. 103. 133. 136. 137. 148. 153 Rath. Carrie - 103 Rauguth. Joseph - 103 Ready. Donald - 103. 153 Rehberg. Cindy 103, 140 Remke. Lori - 75. 103. 133. 136 Richardson. Sue - 103 Rickard. Kevin - 103 Riek. Randy - 103. 140 Rieman. Kelly - 103 Ritter. Renee - 103 Roberts. Lori 103. 137 Roder. Jane - 95. 103. 137. 144 Roeber. William - 76. 103. 123. 139 Roemer. Charles - 103 Rohmann. Susan - 103 Rosenbecker. Jay - 103 Rozek. Brenda - 103. 136. 137. 144 Rozek. Debra - 103. 137 Rozmski. Josephine - 103 Runquist, Noelle - 103. 136. 137. 141. 152. 95 Sawejka. Sheri - 103 Schelft. Lynda - 103 Schmidt. Joe -11. 103 Scholovich. Julie - 103. 140 Schoolcraft. James - 103 Schultz. Darren - 103 Schultz. Larry - 13. 76. 103 Schultz. William - 103 Schuster. Linda - 103 Schwalbach. Lisa - 103 Schumacher. Patricia - 103 Schwenn. James - 13. 15. 105 Schwenn. Rick - 105 Semo. Robert - 105 Shepard. Nadine - 105. 139. 141. 145. 154 Shepard. Susan - 73. 105. 126. 139 Shepherd. Patricia - 105. 133 Shimkus. Karen - 105 Shouldice. Jeffery 105 Sievert. Carol - 105 Simon. Ellen 12. 72. 105, 126. 137. 140 Sitowski. Scott - 105 Skrepenski. Sara - 105. 128 Slezewski. James - 105. 153 Smith. James - 105 Smith. Kendall - 13. 105 Snyder. Molly - 105 Sparks. Lisa - 105. 142 Speener. Mark - 105 Sperstad. Janet 8. 105. 128. 148 Spoerl. Richard - 9. 105 Spndco. Denice - 105. 137 Staedter. Ted - 105. 153 Steele. Chris 105 Stevens. Richard - 105 Stine. Daniel - 105 Stogbauer. Wendy - 105 Strebe. Debra - 105 Strum. Tim - 105, 144. 145, 154 Sugden. Sandra - 73. 105, 123. 126 139 Swan. Jeff - 105 Teuteberg. Heidi - 8. 105. 140 Theim. Theresa - 140 Thomas. Tane - 105 Thompson. Dan - 105 Titus. Jessica 105 Trower. Walter - 105. 147 Tuler. Robert - 105 Robert - 105 Utrie. Margaret - 12. 105. 139. 141. 154 Vanderschaegen. Dennis - 105 Vertz. Ronald - 105 Volkmann, Heidi - 105. 139. 142 Wagner. Donna - 105 Wagner. Jeff - 105, 153 Wallace. Laurie - 105 Wegner. Todd - 105 Wemk. Wanda - 105. 139 Wells. Timothy - 105 West. Damon - 105 Whitstone. Pete - 153 Williamson. David - 105. 123 Windorski. Darryl - 106 Wojciechowski. Keith - 106 Woyak, Daniel - 106 Wynn. Nancy - 106. 140. 153 Yonke. Dawn - 106 Zergoski. Anthony - 106 Zick, John - 106 Zindra. Sue - 106 Zwisler. Stasia - 106 JUNIORS: Adamski. Tammy - 14. 108 Agne. Katie - 108 Anderson. Wendee - 108 Anich. Louis - 108 Antczak. Chris - 108 Armbruster. Jill - 108. 125. 139. 142. 148. 149 Ball. Carron - 108. 136 Banks. Sue - 108 Barth. Jeff - 108 Bauman. Laurie - 78. 108 Benavides. Lisa - 108. 144 Berndt. Diane - 108. 136 Bertram. Janet - 78. 107. 108. 139. 141. 143. 152 Bethke. Karl - 11. 70. 108. 122. 139 Beutler. Jeff - 108. 153 Billings. Donna - 108 153 Binsfeld. Melissa 108 Bolzer. Ken - 108. 153 Bornfleth. Scott - 108 Bradley. Skip - 108. 153 Brandemuehl, Glen 9. 108. 153 Brinkman. Amy - 68. 108 144 Brissette. Nancy - 108 Bronson. Margaret - 108, 139 Brotherton. Brian - 108 Brown. Georgia - 14 73. 109. 125. 139. 148. 152 Brown. Myles - 13. 70. 109 Browne. Mike - 109 Brugge. Carla - 109 Burrow. Sana - 14. 109 Butler. Greg - 9. 70. 109 Carr. Marlyne - 109. 142. 150 Chase. Sheila 109. 144 Chatterton. Bonnie - 109. 139. 142. 153 Christenson. Heidi 14. 109 Clement. Donna - 12. 109. 139. 141. 153 Crawley. Gerriann - 8. 78. 107. 109. 127. 139. 148. 152 Crouch. Bob - 15. 70. 109. 148 Croy. Kathy - 109. 139. 141. 14? Curler. Jeff - 109 Curler. Karen - 109 Curler. Ken - 122 Cypcar. Dave - 109. 145. 154 Day. Tod - 9. 70. 109 Deacon. Diane - 109 137 Deering. Ralph - 109 Dillow. Mark - 109 Dippo. Melissa - 109. 139. 149 Domenosky. Lisa 109 Donahue. Karen - 14. 109. 140. 153 Douglas. Peggy - 109 Draeger. Mark - 107. 109, 149. 152 Drephal. Dave - 110 . Du 'MK'i « 'fW'b jdenas. Chris A 110. 150 ivernefl. Jeff --.110 129 finger. Chris A 110.-144. 150. 152 finger. Kirt 13. 15. 110 Effihger. Christ 110 144. 150. Effmger. Kirt - 13. 15. 110 Eisert. Joanne. - 110 Emmons. RojDin - 110 Enockson. Penny - 110 147 110. 139. 149 110. 125. 139 Eversum. Chris - 110 Feich. Joe! - 9 110 Fickau. Sue - 14. 78. Figge, Renee - 14. 73. Fischer. Penny 110 Fitzgerald. Angie - 14. 110. 133. 138 Fix Martin - 13. 76. 110 Fletcher. Paul - 110 Ford. Chris - 110 Formella. Richard - 13. 15. 110 Fgss. Sue 110 Fregien. Michelle - 110. 153 , f Friedl. Joe - 110 Friedrich. Mark - 110. 153 Fuller. Teresa 110 f Furrer. Mike 110 Gardner. Pat - 110. 150 Gardner. Richard - 110 Geilfuss. Debbie - 110. 137. 148. 149 Gill. Ken - 70. Ill Gillette. Todd - 111 Gitzlaff. Mike - 111. 147. 149 Glasenapp. Mandy • 14. 111. 133. 148 Glasenapp. Jessie - 111. 133. 148 Grieger. Robin - 111 Gromiuk. Brian - 111. 153 Grulmg. Richard - 111. 136 Gulrud. Jane • 111. 136 Gulrud. Jane - 111. 136. 137 Haase. Wendy - 111 Hamm. Kevin - 70. Ill Hamm. Kim - 111 Hardtke. Bonnie - 111. 133. 148' Hartman. Marie - 111 Hasstf Mike - 111 Herrim. Greg - 111. 147. 153 Hengen. Lee - 111 Hihca. Frank - 11. Ill Hitesman. Lorraine - 30 Hochstetler. Jean - 111 ' Hoffmann. Tony - 111 Hogan. Terry - 111 Hokamp. Pam - 111 Hooker. Ron - 111. 147 Hoppe. Chad - 13. 15. 76. 111 Hotz. Brenda -111 Hot feld. Valerie - 111,. 142 Howard. Jill - 112. 136. 137 Hughes , Rob - 150 Hurm. Joanne. 112 Inzeo. Tom 9 112 Jaegersberg. Pete - 112 Jahns. Bill - 112 Jaworski. Cindy 73. 112, 132. 136. 137. 145 f i Jensen. Julie - 14. 112, 7 143. 148. 152. 154 Jensen Jill - 112. 136. 137 Johnson. Candy - 112. 137 Johnson. Cathy - 112 Jones- Kerry 11. 112. 139 Jorgensen. Gayann - 112, 132. 146 Jost. Carrie - 112 Kadmg. Scott - 112 Kammk. Rega - 112. 125. 136. 148 Keller. Scott - 9. 112. 139. 141 Kibble. John - 112 King. Kim - 112 Kinjerski. Lora - 112 Klein. Veronica - 112 Kluck. Lydell - 112 Knautz. Don - 9. 112. 122 Kmppschild. Kevin - 9. 112 Knippschild. Kraig - 70. 112. 129. 139. 148 Kmskern. Jackie - 112. 139. 141. 145. 148. 149. 153. 154 Koepsel. Cathy - 112 Koller. Jill 112. 150 Kolpin. Karen - 113 Komeczny. Louise - 14. 78. 113 Kowalicki. Vicki - 113 Kraatz. Jon - 113 Krause. Scott - 70. 113. 130. 139 Kreger. Mark - 114 Ksobiech. Pat - 113 Lang. Carl - 9. 113 Leenhouts. Jon - 113. 139. 141 Lesch. Mike - 113 Linton, Mike - 113. 147. 153 Lianas. Vince - 9. 70. 113. 129 Luczak. Mary - 113 Lundin, Todd - 9. 70. 113. 122 Luther. Annette - 113. 127 Lynch. Pat. 113. 153 Lysaught. Colleen - 113 Lytle. Chris - 113, 133. 139 Marquardt. Cindy - 113 Marsolek. Bob - 113 Martens. Kathy - 113. 139 Martin. Jill - 113 Mayotte. Jim - 113 McGee. Tim - 13. 113. 148 McKenzie. Bob - 113 Meacham. Sue - 113. 139, 141. 143 Milewski. Cindy - 113 Miller. Sandy - 114 Moede. Rick 114 Moon. Chris - 114 Morris. Lisa - 114. 139 Movnch, Mary - 114. 144. 153 Mueller. Jerry - 68. 114. 136. 137. 139. 141. 144. 145. 154 Naybert, Brad - 114. 139. 141 Newkirk. Bill - 114 Noble. Cathy - 114 Oberholtzer, Tom - 11. 68. 114, 136. 137 Odya. Steve 114 i Orgas. Duane - 114. 153 ’ Pakenham. Jeff - 114. 139. 153 Pashke. Ray - 114. 139 Patrick. Dawn - 114 Patton. Lori - 114 Peterson. Chris - 114 Peterson. Greg - 15. 114. 76. 122. 148 Peterson Jay - 114 Peterson. John - 114 Peterson. Tom - 114 Pieper. Bob - 153 Piscitello. Frank - 70. 114 Poe. Jim 114 Porter. Pat - 70. 114 Prah. Joel - 114. 129. 139 Presta. Mike - 114 Rachwal. Robin - 115 Radtke. Sandi - 14. 115. 136. 137. 139. 142. 145 Rapp. Ken - 115 Rausch. Julie - 8. 78. 115. 148 Ray. Glen - 115. 122 Recknagel. Renae - 115 Reichow, Jill - 115. 153 Reiman. Chris - 115. 153 Remke. Sharon - 115. 136 Reith, Kelly - 9. 115 Richardson. Tim - 115 Riesing. Nancy - 115. 137 Roberts. Kelly - 115, 136. 139. 153 Robinson. Desiree - 115 Rohde. Wayne - 115. 144. 145 Ross. Don - 9. 115 Rossetto. Peggy - 115 Ruediger. Dan - 115. 147 Salz. Bob - 115 Sanders. Bret - 115 Sargeant. Brian - 9. 115 Schaefer. Dan - 70. 115 Schankey. Tammy - 115, 153 Schilling. Peggy - 115. 137 Schmidt. Lynn - 115. 137 Schmidt. Nancy - 78. 115. 127 Schrader. Tod - 115 Schultz. Jean - 115 Schultz. Tina - 116 Selz. Jeff - 116. 129. 140 Selzer. Carol - 116. 150 Serdynski. Russell - 116 Seri. Tom - 116 Shephard. Randy - 116 Sievert. Chris - 116, 150 Skibba. Alan - 116 Slaski. Brenda - 12. 116. 142 Smith. Jerry - 116. 146 Soneberg. Bob - 116 Sperle. Jeff - 116 Spoerl. Karne - 116. 136. 137. 144 Stair. Cindy - 116. 136 Stemper. John - 9. 116 Stender. Paul - 116 Stock. Paul - 116. 163 Stocks. Sue - 107. 116. 139. 141. 142. 152. 154 Strader. Colleen - 116 Strebe. Renee - 116. 139 Stumpner, Jim - 13. 15. 76. 116, 130 Suhm. Patti - 14. 116. 133. 148 Sullivan. Colleen - 116. 136 Tatrow. Tom - 9. 116. 130 Thiesenhusen. Julie - 73. 1 17. 132. 145. 148 Thorton. Roy - 9. 70. 117 Thwing. Tony - 117 Tiegs. Tammy 12. 73. 117. 132. 136. 137. 148 Titus. Liz - 117 Titus. Tammy - 117 Titze. Shayne - 117 Tuttle. Dave - 9. 70. 117. 139 Ulrikson. Todd - 70. 117. 139 Uren. Laurie - 117. 139. 144 Uribe. John - 117 Wagner. Ross - 117 Wambold. Brian - 136 Wappenschmidt. Pat - 8. 78. 117. 127. 139. 143 Washicheck. Lisa - 117 Wastian. Debbie - 117. 125. 136. 137. 148 153 Weier. Kay - 117. 145 Whitehouse. Barb - 14. 117. 137 Whitstone. Beth - 68. 117. 136. 144. 152 Wietrzny. Karen - 117 Wilkening. Bob - 117 Williams. Cal - 9. 70. 117 Wolter. Laura - 117. 140 Wood. Mike -117 Woyak. Dave 117 Zarbock. Kurt - 11. 70. 76. 117. 122. 139. 145. 148. 153 SENIORS: Adam. Constance 25. 151 Adam. Carol 25 Adler. Phillip - 25 Adler. Mary - 25 Armstrong. Dean - 25 Ball. Cathy - 25 Barikmo. Kurt - Bartolotta. Chris - 25 Bauer. David - 10. 25. 70 Beck. Gregory - 25 Beck. Ronald - 25 Becker. Cheryl - 25 Benson. Mark • 25 Bermck. Stacy - 25 Billings. Donald - 25 Bishop. Ross - 25. 150 Bittner. Linda - 25. 136. 137 Bjorklund. Yvette - 26. 132. 153 Bluhm. Kathleen - 26 Bodanske. Robert - 26 Boebel. Scott - 26. 68. 139. 141. 145. 148. 152 Bonney. William • 26 Bopp. Krist - 26. 70 Brissette. Bonnie - 26 Brown. Pamela - 26 Brueser. Julie 26. 136 Brugge. Carmen - 26 Brunner. Katie - 26 Bumgarner. Anne - 14. 26. 78. 127. 148. 152 Cambell. James - 26 Carow. Wendy - 26. 136. 142 Chapman. Carey - 26 Chetney. Mark - 26 Chrisman. Karen - 27. 136. 142 Cobb. Allen - 27. 139. 150 Congdon. Elizabeth - 27 Corcoran. Kevin - 27. 146 Crouch. Willis - 27 Czeshinski. Debra 27 Dailey. Robin - 27. 150 Dandrow. Robert - 27 Darga. Debra - 27. 142 Delfino. Betty - 27. 119. 145 Deneen. Barbara - 27. 150 Demo. Suzanne - 27 Dettmger. Jacqulme - 27 Devlin. Margaret. 27. 136 Debrose. Mike - 27. 139. 153 Domenosky. Kim - 27. 151 Domino. Cheryl - 28. 153 Donovan. Joe - 139. 141 Earl. Elizabeth - 28. 118. 139. 141. 145 Eisert. Dorothy - 28 Falvey. Lee - 28. 153 Feeley. Michael - 28. 152. 153 Ferris. Marie - 28. 139. 142 Figge. Lynn - 28. 139. 142 Fleischmann. Dodie - 28. 139. 142 Fletcher. Steven - 28 Fleury. Mary - 18. 28. 73. 133 Foley. Michael - 28. 68. 144. 145 Ford. Patrick - 28. 136. 137 Forrest. Carrie - 28 Freidrich, Grace 28. 136. 137. 144 Fuller. Charles - 28 Gousselin. Rick - 29 Gainer. Donald - 29 Gaszak, Ricky - 29 Gerber. Carol - 29 Gmster. Janice - 29. 150 Gogin. Cindy 29. 151 Gold. Robin - 29. 152. 153 Gouger. Thomas - 18. 29. 70 Graham. Barbara - 29. 125. 150 Grieser. Cheryl - 29 Gress. Jeanne - 29. 46. 139. 141. 152 Gruenewald. Jill - 18. 29 Gulla. Christopher - 29 Guterl. Karen - 29. 151 Haass. Derek - 13. 15. 29. 136 Hamman. Lorena - 29 Hannon. Jeffrey - Hansen. Kristy - 24. 29. 68. 139. 141. 143. 144. 152. 153 Hardtke. Kerry - 18. 30 Harland. Daniel - 30 Harris. David - 30. 47. 68. 136. 137. 139. 141 Helmg. Deborah - 30. 139.142 Hemm. Donald - 10. 30. 139. 141 Hermann. Mark - 30 Herrmann. Nancy - 30 Hill. Kathryn - 30. 46. 47. 152 Hitesman. Lorraine - 30 Hogan. Richard - 30 Holat. Barry - 30. 139 Holtz. Rodney - 10. 30. 150 Hood. John - 30. 68. 144 Hoover. Robert - 15. 30. 70 Hoppe. Denise - 30 Hotz. Chris - 30 Hritz. Michael - 31 Huberty. Nick - 31 Huebner. Tami - 31. 142. 144. 148 Huisman. Laurie - 24. 31. 145. 152 Hunmcutt. Carter - 18. 31. 68. 136. 137. 144 Imme. Darla • 31 James. Debbie - 31 Janke. Lisa - 31 Jaquith. Mary - 31. 151 Jarowsky. Walter Eric - 31 Jaske. Diane - 12. 31. 139. 142. 152. 154 V Jay. Randall - 31 • Kadau. Heidi. - 31 Kamz. John - 10. 31. 70. 136. 148. 153 Kamnik. Laura - 8. 18. 31. 78. 139. 143. 148. 152 Kemp. Stephen 31.47. 152. 154. 153 King. Amy - 32. 145. 152 V. King. Thomas - 32 Kinjerski. Michael - 32 Kipp. Katherine - 31. 75. 127. 148 Kipperman. David - 32 Kirchner. Carl - 32 J Komeczny. Lore - 32 Krause. Timothy 11, 32. 139 150 Kreger. Lawrence 13. 32. 70 Krolski, Laura - 32 Ksobiech. Mark - 18. 32 Kummer. Julie - 14. 32. 73. 133 145. 152 Kurth. Jill - 32 Landers. Lisa - 32. 151. 152 Lang. Jem - 32 Larkin. Jefferey - 18. 32. 122. 148 LeClair. Linda - 33. 136 Leeder Daniel - 33. 151 Leonard. Scott - 33. 46. 145. 150. 152. Rachwal. Ronald - 10. 18. 36. 76. 122. Truesdell. Linda 40 154 148 Umland. Linda - 40. 132. 136. 137. 144 Lepak. Lon - 33. 75. 153 Rageth. Richard - 36. 76. 136. 148 Underberg. Vicki - 12. 40. 47. 136. 139. t indholm. Tina - 33 Rapp. Barbara - 36 43 Linton. Susan - 33 Rapp. Steven - 36. 136. 137 Utrie. Kristine - 40. 136. 152 Lloyd, Jacqueline - 33 Rasmussen. Arvy - 13. 15. 36 Vollmer. Allen - 40 Lobenhofer. Darrell - 33 Ready. Brenda - 37 Wagner. Robert C - 153 Luedtke. Gary - 15. 33. 70. 148 Rezutek. Stephen - 37 Wagner, Robert L - 40 Luther. Colleen - 33. 78. 127. 148 Richardson. Corinda - 37 Walejewski. John - 40. 139 Madden. Timothy - 33. 129 Rickard. Karen • 37. 139. 143. 153 Walsh. Brian - 24. 40, 145, 152. 154 • Madison. Denise - 8. 24. 33. 127. 139. Riesing. Daniel - 37 Wappenschmidt. James - 40. 139 143. 148. 152 Roberts. Kim - 37. 136. 139. 153 Ward. Nancy - 12. 40. 75. 139. 141 Mahlman. Connie - 33 Rolfe. Douglas - 37 Wegner. Sheri - 8. 41. 78. 127. 136, 148 Maneage. Ann - 33 Rowell. Bruce - 37 Weink, Warren - 41. 151 Manke. Joanne - 33 Rozek. Jacquelyn - 37. 139. 142 Wells. Gordon - 41 Martens. Jeffrey - 33 Rozinski. Christine - 37 Weyer. Michael - 41 Martin. Brendan - 34 Russ. Daniel - 37. 136. 137. 154 Whitstone. Jennifer - 151 Martin. James - 33. 70 Samuels. Donna - 8. 37. 75. 127. 148 Wilber. Linda - 14. 41 78. 148. 152. Martin. John - 34. 136. 137. 141 Savin. Donald - 37. 147 153 Mathson. LuWayne - 34. 147 Schoen. Cornelia - 37. 68. 153 Wilhelm. Hope - 41 Maxfield. Andrew - 34 Schoen. Dawn - 37. 153 Wilkenmg, Tracey - 41 Maxfield. Steve - 34 Scholovich. Peter - 15. 18. 38. 70. 129. Windle, Russell - 41. 146 McCarthy. Rosanne 34. 142. 152 148 Winkelmann. Steven - 41 McGraw. Dennis - 34. 146 Schroeder. Debbie - 38. 136 Witon. Janet - 41 McGuire. Timothy - 15. 34. 70 Schultz. Curtis - 38 Wolfe. Marie - 41. 136. 137. 144. 151 McKenna. Colleen - 34. 75. 139. 141. Scovern. Jan - 38 Wright. Diane 41 152 Selz. Jennifer - 38. 151 Wysocki. Jeannette - 41 McPherson. Caroline - 34 Selzer. Jim - 38. 152 Zynski. Brenda - 42 Meyer. James - 34 Serres. Terry - 38 Meyer. Karen - 34 Shankey. Mark - 38 Milburn. David - 34. 139. 141. 143. 146 Sheaffer. Patricia - 38. 153 148. 152. 153. 154 Shorougian. Jon - 10. 38. 70. 148 Miller. Brian - 34. 136. 137 Sievert. Sharon - 38. 137 Milligan. Jeffrey 18. 34. 129 Slaski. Patrick - 38 Mixdorf. Susan - 35. 145, 146. 153 Smart. Jeffrey 38. 130. 136 Moon. Michael - 20. 35 Smedema. Neil - 15. 38. 70. 122 Morse. Patricia - 35. 150 Smith. Duwayne - 38. 151 Muecke. Kelly 35 Smith. Julie - 39. 150 Mulholland. Ten - 8. 18. 35. 125. 139. Somers. Laura - 39 143 Sparby. Michael - 39. 153 Mutter. Ronald - 35. 153 Sperstad. Timothy - 11. 39. 76. 122 Nelson. Mark - 35 148 Nordentoft. Scott • 15. 35. 70 Spiewak. Janet - 39. 68. 136. 144. 150 Olson. Stephanie 18. 35. 75. 137 Stadler. Paul - 39. 122. 139 Oswalt. Ken - 35. 68. 139. 152 Stine. Ronald - 39 Oswalt. Kevin - 35. 152 Strebe. Jamece 39. 139. 143. 153 Ottman, Victoria - 35 Stumpner. John - 13. 15. 39. 76. 145. Packard. Kristine 35. 153 152 Pagel. Gary - 35. 136 Sullivan. John - 39. 129 Patrick. Jeffrey - 35. 139. 141 Swenson. Linda - 39. 137 Pestor. Deborah - 36 Sydlewski. Dean - 39 Pestor. Larry - 36. 146, 147 Szalewski, Colleen - 39 Peters. Christine - 36 Tatrow. Ronald - 39 Peterson. Jay A - 36 Teske. James - 39 Peterson. Mary - 36 Teuteberg. Curtis. 39 Pokwinski. Stephen - 36. 60. 70 Teuteberg. Jon - 40. 139. 141 I hr' V 1 'V-1 Polziri. Stephanie - 36 Thome. Christopher - 40 Porter. Daniel - 36. 70. 129. 152 Thompson. Kathleen 40. 136. 139. Porter. Scott -36. 70 141. 142, 154 Prebil. William - 36. 70. 139 Titus. Tim - 40 Presta. Darrin - 36 Torgerson. Diane - 40 I if N 192 • 'V