Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Special Events .....................4 Faculty .......................... 17 Underclassmen .....................34 Sports ............................85 Student Life .................... 116 Clubs ........................... 129 Seniors ......................... 150 Index ........................... 184 ARROW 1980 VOLUME VIII Mukwonago High School Mukwonago, Wisconsin To a student, time is for learning laughing sharing loving growing becoming JUST THE WAY YOU ARE The Junior Class of Mukwonago High School presents JUST THE WAi YOU ARE Playboy Club Ski Chalet Entertainment by Sun Touch Saturday, May Nineteenth Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Nine 4 Prom PROM COURT ’79 Prom Court-(Back row) Tod Schrader, Tami Tiegs, Todd Lundin, Angie Fitzgerald, Louise Konieczny, Bob Crouch, Patti Suhm, Cal Williams, Mandy Glasenapp, Tim McGee. (Front row) Todd Day, Pat Wappenschmidt, Rhojean Lianas, Renee Figge, Mark Draeger, Jessie Glasenapp. As the couples drove through the main en- trance of the Playboy Club in Lake Geneva, little did they know that just ahead of them lay memo- ries that they would treasure forever. If was a night enjoyed by everyone, as the couples danced and listened to the music provided by Sun Touch. The most exciting part of the evening was the suspense of who would reign as the new King and Queen. Master of Ceremonies Wayne Rhode, and Mistress of Ceremonies Julie Jensen, an- nounced the King and Queen of the 1979 Junior Prom, who were Bob Crouch and Louise Kon- ieczny. Bob and Louise led everyone dancing to the theme song, picked by the Junior Class, “Just the Way You Are,” by Billy Joel. The Juniors did an excellent job of makin Prom ’79 a night to remember. Prom 5 L uio-id A NORMAL SCHO OL DAY AT MHS 9 HOMECOMING WEEK Homecoming ’79 was another success. Throughout the week great spirit was shown by all the classes and the cooks. Colors Day started off the week when each class wore a designated color. Tuesday was Twin Day, which was a lot of fun. Wednesday was the day when everyone put on their clothes that clashed the most. Thursday was a Hush Day for the girls. A Mr. Irresisti- ble Award was given to the guy who collected the most hush pins. It was also Dress-Up Day. Friday was the annual Blue and Gold Day. The spirit that built up throughout the week grew stronger at the Pep Assembly held Friday. All the enthusiasm was a great help to the football team, who gave the school a victory over Wa- terford (15-0) making Homecoming ’79 a success. Homecoming was brought to a close with the dance on Saturday night. All the spirit that was generated dur- ing spirit week was brought together at the pep assembly on the day of the big game against Waterford. The Sophomore class proved their spirit by winning the tomahawk in the cheering competition. The spirit award was given to the cooks, who showed the most spirit throughout the week. Senator Adleman presented the school with a Wisconsin flag. Ger- iann Crawley, president of the Student Government, accepted the gift. The Mr. Irresistable award was presented to Glen Ray for collecting the most pins from girls on Hush Day. THE PARADE The High School Band led the parade throughout the Village of Mukwonago. Fol- lowing behind were floats of all sorts, clowns, horses, and all those people who partici- pated to make the parade a success. The annual class float competition was won this year by the Senior Class. The other float competition was a tie between the Cross Country team and the Vol- leyball team. THE DANCE Homecoming Court: Greg Peterson, Joanne Hurm, Jeff Swan, Kathy Hardtke, John Crawley, Lynn Peterson, Rhojean Lianas. Angie Fitzgerald, Curt Dowdle, Sheila Chase, Georgia Brown, Cal Williams, Julie Jensen, Myles Brown, Kathy Croy, Jim Stumpner. The evening began with each couple dining at their favorite restaurant. From there they proceeded to school for the Homecoming Dance. The music was pro- vided by the group “Magic.” The high- light of the evening was the presentation of the 1979 Homecoming Court. It was a night enjoyed by everyone who attended. King Curt Dowdle, Queen Sheila Chase. Bradford Allison; Administrator. Clarence Brown; Administrator. Richard Sutherland; Administrator. 'i matam „,.4 Marion Buchanan; Counselor. Richard Colbo; Counselor. Jerry Asmann; Activities Director. Ardith Faucett; Counselor. 18 Faculty Toby Ackerman; Driver Education, De- partment Chairman, Boys’ Varsity Wres- tling Coach, Boys’ Varsity Football Coach. Donna Ascher; Interior Decoration, Foods I, Creative Foods. Betty Antoniewski; Practical Reading, Speed Reading, Reading Skills, Basic Study Skills. Kathy Bartoszek; Physical Education, Health Education, Girls’ Varsity Softball Coach. Virjean Archer; Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Human Reactions. Debbie Beckley; Learning Disabilities. Betty Benavides; General Math, Consumer Math. Faculty 19 Gerald Bethke; Physics, Science, AFS Club Advisor, Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. James Brenner; Emerging Nations, US History, Department Chariman. Carol Bronson; Office Practice, Shorthand, Business English, Marketing and Sales, FBLA Club Advisor. James Brown; Biology, Ecology. Richard Brien; Western Civilization. Debbie Brown; Sophomore English, Cheer- leaders’ Advisor, Forensics Coach. Linda Brown; Learning Disabilities. 20 Faculty Lindann Bruss; Learning Disabilities. Rosanne Clark; Foods I, Adult Living, Un- derstanding Young Children, Family Liv- ing, Child Guidance, FHA Club Advisor. Cariotta Camarda; Western Civiliy.ation. Phyllis Christensen; Typing I, Record- keeping. Toby Cohn; Emotionally Disturbed, Key Club Advisor, Debate and Forensics Coach. Russell Coley; General Math, Science. Colleen DeFouw; Sophomore English, Spanish II and III. Faculty 21 Robert Douglas; Conservation, Science, Boys’ Varsity Baseball Coach, Girls’ Varsi- ty Basketball Coach. Don Enright; Consumer Education, Eigh- teen and Free, FCA Club Advisor, Boys’ Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. Mike Furlong; US History, Minorities, Economics, Boys’ Varsity Track Coach, Boys’ Varsity Cross Country Coach. Chuck Harder; Housewiring, Electricity, Electronics, VICA Club Advisor. Karen Erikson; Geometry, Consumer Math. Sharon Gowdy; Spanish I, II, IV and V, Spanish Club Advisor. Keith Hensler; Physical Education, Boys’ Varsity Football Coach, Boys’ Varsity Track Coach. 22 Faculty Shirley Hill; Business Law, Introduction to Business, Office Machines, FBLA Club Advisor. Glenn Johnson; Accounting, Advanced Ac- counting, Office Machines, Wigwam Book- store Advisor. Frances Keeler; Special Education (EMR), Sophomore Class Advisor. William Hoagland; Junior and Senior Eng- lish, Boys’ Freshman Football Coach. Ken Johnson; Western Civilization. Mary Anne Kohl; English II, College Skills, English Literature. Senior Class Ad- visor. Shirley Jensen; Advanced Study Skills, Speed Reading, Vocabulary Development, Reading Skills. Faculty 23 Tom Kossoris; Political Science, US Histo- Mary Kraus; Science, Chemistry, ry, Boys’ Freshman Basketball Coach. Bob Krecak; Power Mechanics, Blueprint Reading, Metals. Charmaine Kuharske; Chorus, Terble Ray Last; Driver Education Choir, Chamber Singers’ Advisor. Gaylord Lee; US History. Charles Lippert; Freshman English, Col- lege Skills. 24 Faculty Ted Mainella; Photography, English, Speech. Elizabeth Mulholland; Beginning Typing, Advanced Typing. Harry Nordentoft; Physical Education, Boys’ Golf Coach, Girls’ Gymnastics Coach. Jane McEnaney; Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra. Elizabeth Murphy; Algebra, Advanced Al- gebra, Technical Math, Department Chair- man. Cathy Jane Norred; Physical Education, Color Guard Advisor. Jim Nelson; Auto and Co-op Mechanics, VICA and Auto Club Advisor, Girls’ Fresh- man Basketball Coach. Faculty 25 Ethlyn Peters; Clothing I and II, Consum- er Education, Needlecraft, Girls’ Golf Coach. Janice Polacek; Biology. Darlene Rosenbecker; Head Librarian. Sharon Olson; Biology, Advanced Biology. AFS Club Advisor, Girls’ Junior Varsity Track Coach. Phyllis Roeber; College Skills, Advanced College Skills, English Literature, World Literature, Department Chariman, Ad- vanced Placement, Girls’ Golf Coach. Ralph Rosenbecker; Art I, Clay, 3D Art. 26 Faculty Dale Shively; Drama, Debate, Speech, Dra- Steve Sidie; Algebra, Consumer Math, ma Club Advisor, Debate and Forensics General Math. Coach. Ralph Smedema; Building Trades, Woods, Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Girls’ Varsity Track Coach. David Smith; Junior English, Creative Writing, Advanced Creative Writing, Mod- ern Novel, Student Government Advisor, M Club Advisor, Boys’ Varsity Football Coach, Boys’ Varsity Basketball Coach. Nancy Sugden; Algebra, Geometry, Na- tional Honor Society Advisor. Jerry Swan; Physical Education, Health Education, Boys’ Varsity Basketball Coach, Boys’ Freshman Baseball Coach. Deborah Steiner; Special Education, De- partment Chariman, Faculty 27 Beverly Tamel; Freshman English. Marilyn Tarantino; Sophomore English, Senior English, Arrow Staff Advisor. James Tietjen; US History, Boys’ Junior Varsity Football Coach. Ken Trainor; German I, II, III, IV, US His- Dick Underberg; Symphonic Band, Pep tory, German Club Advisor. Band. Tom Vassal; Woods, Drafting, Plastics, Power Mechanics. Wendy Vehanen; Physical Education, Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Coach, Grils’ Var- sity Softball Coach. 28 Faculty Rod Vick; English, Journalism, Pow Wow Advisor, Cross Country Coach, Boys Var- sity and Junior Varsity Track Coach. Paul Viemeister; Concert Band, Symphon- ic Band, Jazz Band, Girls’ Freshman Vol- leyball Coach. Crystal Wallendal; Foods, HERO Club Ad- John Warren; Industrial Education, Draft- visor, Junior Class Advisor. ing. Drafting Club Advisor. John Wickenberg; Art. Karen Wilbrandt; Freshman English, Girls’ Junior Varsity Volleyball Coach. Rubert Wastian; Metals. Faculty 29 Rudy Will; Welding. Kate Burrow; Nurse. like Hunter; Junior Study Hall Aide. Sue Glasenapp; Drug Counselor. Barbara Becker; Freshman Study Hall Aide. Doris Gitzlaff; Administrative Secretary. r John Kalashian; Audio-visual Technician. 30 Faculty Evie Kane; Head Secretary. Sandy Kleinhans; Instructional Aide. Lou Machnik; Guidance Secretary. Mary Mutter; Senior Study Hall Aide. Jane O’Connell; Attendance Secretary. Carl Nehrling; Social Worker. Judy Novotny; Guidance Secretary. Faculty 31 Jan Pearce; Library Technician. Pam Pulver; Bookkeeper. Shirley Smedema; Audio-visual Secretary. Bonnie Taylor; Departmental Aide. Fran von Selzam; Library Aide. Nancy Walejewski; Sophomore Study Hall Aide. William Herrmann; Vocational Education Coordinator. 32 Faculty MR. THOMAS HELM Due to Jim Brenner’s resignation and acceptance of a new job in San Francisco, Mrs. Francis Schwalby took over his former job of teaching Emerging Nations and US History. However, Mrs. Schwalby was also required to leave because of her husband’s transfer to Florida. In turn, Mr. Thomas Helm was hired to perform her previous duties. We here at Mukwonago would just like to say: “Mr. Helm, welcome to MHS.” COOKS The student body here at Muk- wonago High School would like to extend a big “thanks” to all the cooks who have served us delicious lunches each day throughout the school year. It takes a lot of effort to feed thirteen hundred hungry appetites every day, and we think they deserve one “hec of a lot” of recognition. Keep up the good work! Cooks: (Back) Marge Stobber, Gloria Kohlman, Delores Szakewski, Mary Gedemer, Julie Ransom. LaVonne Pine, Vi Berg. (Front) Sue Byrne, Judy Brown, Janet Ready. CUSTODIANS We’d also like to show our gratitude to the custodians who maintain the upkeep of our school above and beyond the require- ments of educational standards. It also takes a lot of time and effort to make MHS a safe place to be, and we’d sure notice a big change if they weren’t doing their job as well. We really appreciate it! Custodians: DuWayne Teske, Connie Custodians: Harold Domnie, Ken Jacobson. Emil Szaiewski. Smith, Don Kneser. Faculty 33 34 FRESHMEN To a Freshmen, time is ... Glad to be out of junior high .. . just the beginning of a new experience which will be remembered forever . . . looking forward to driving . .. just beginning to plan for the future . . . making new friends and keeping old ... trying new things . . . always getting picked on by upperclassmen ... BUT just wait ‘til next year! Class officers: Suzy Jensen, Lori Leinon, Cheryl Totsky, Kim Litwicki FRESHMEN 35 Bret Achtenhagen Anne Marie Allen Michael Andersen Christine Arkin David Armbruster Jerome Armstrong Linda Ashenbrenner Douglas Barber David Bartholomew Myson Batson Lisa Baumann Barbara Beck Lori Beck Timothy Behling Gary Bellman Heather Benavides Thomas Beranek Monica Bergsma Dawn Binon Rodney Bodart David Bolser Tamyra Bornfleth Daniel Bower Brian Box 36 Freshmen Leo Brissette Douglas Brodlo Kathryn Brown Reid Brueser Charles Brunner Martha Brunner Kim Buckett Janet Brumgardner Randolf Bumgarner Deanne Busack Charles Busalacchi Mary Beth Busse Brenda Mainka loves history. Sandra Carlson Michael Carow Paul Cerny Richard Chapman Sue Ann Chars Marjorie Christenson Kevin Coats Chris, get to work! Freshmen 37 Kristin Cooper Mathew Coulter Vicki Cox Kenneth Crawley Steven Crouch Daniel Curler Devin Daane Richard Dable James Dahl Darlene Dahms David Davis Daniel Davis Karen Davis Leanne Deacon Alice Deneen Jodie Dickert Sean Dingeldein David Dobbs Donald Domenosky William Domenosky Scott Donovan Robin Dulka Joel Dumer Mark Dunlap Kenneth du Pont Michele Duvernell Lisa Edler Phillip Edwards Denise Effinger Karen Effinger 38 Freshmen Shari Emmons Robert Emmons Lonnie Ernsting Cynthia Ervin Christine Espinzoa Peter Eversum Jill Falvey Lynn Feltes Craig Fleischmann Jeffrey Flores Colleen Fohr Deidre Ford David Fowle Frank Fox Michael Freiburger Catherine Friedl Mary Friedrich Steven Gaffney Rebecca Gardner Michele Gerbaski Roy Gerber Jessica Gerhartz Chis Gile Kevin Goetz Jeffrey Gold Christopher Goodwin Joseph Gouio Steven Grams Kevin Grantz Lynn Grisamore Freshmen 39 Joseph Gruenewald Michael Haisler Anthony Hensen Margaret Hawkins Fred Hein Melissa Henry Margaret Hensersky Martin Herbert Julie Hockett Wendy Holcomb Karl Holtermann Keith Hooker Lori Hotz Christopher Hughes Lori Hunter Kurt Jacobs Carl Jarrett Susan Jensen Shelli Johnson Tracy Joles Keith Jones Tamra Jones Michael Jost David Justin Morrene Kaempf Fred Kaiser William Kalinowski Tammy Kemnitz Deanna King Kerri King Kirk King Patrick Kinjerski Jonathon Kenney Thomas Kipp Karen Kirchner Jennifer Klug Melody Knobel Susan Koceja Kristin Koehler Kevin Koepsel Thomas C. Kowalicki 40 Freshmen Diane Kraatz Gail Kraemer John Krause Gary Krueger Gregory Krueger Linda Krueger Kristin Krull Robbin Kubicek Darrell Kufalk Connie Kusch Mary Kutnyak Keith Lange Lisa Langenbach Sandra Larson Frank Laurich Konnie Laverrenz Shari Le Due Kayley Lehmann Harvey Leighton George Leinen Lori Leinon Gregory Lindholm Kim Litwicki Paul Losik Lonna Luczak Jolene Luebke Brett Lueck Mary Jo Lundin Ellen Lynch Kevin Mack Timothy Mackesey Kathleen Madden Freshmen 41 Sheryl Madison Brenda Mainka Ruth Mair Donald Makinen Rita Maneage Judith Manke Connie Markham Robert Markiewicz Lauri Mathson Patricia Mazurkiewicz Lori J. McCarthy Mike McCarthy Tommy D. McDonald Marty McPherson Patrick McPhetridge John Mecikalski Timothy Menzia John Mercier Kevin Meyer David Meyers Billy Meyers Brett Mihlbauer Toni Milewski Angela Minnick Charles Moeller Christopher Moeller Risa Moreno Brenda Moser Lisa Mowers Danielle Muecke Janis Musha Jacquelin Nachriener Happy Homemakers Joanne in the Library. Hi Guys! 42 Freshmen FRESH MEN Lisa Nelson Peter Nelson Todd Nordentoft Elizabeth Novak Margart Nygren Steven Olin Tammy Ortiz Sean Ottow Mark Palmersheim Dawn Paulas Amelia Pearson Brigitte Pellmann Sally Pelzman Donna Perry Kristen Peterson Ted Peterson Martin Pierce Bruce Pine Sally Polecek Kim Polak Frederic W. Powers Patti Powers Gina Prochniak Jerrald Rapp Teresa Rapp Linda Rausch Terry Ready Kathy Rehberg David Reichel Joanne Riechow Jean Rieman Donna Riek Ronald Riek Renae Riley Joseph Roamer Lawrence Roder Jeanene Rusch Patrick Russel Beth Sanders Debra Sankey Laurie Sattler Carol Sawyer Jennifer Schaefer Brad Schimel Robert Schaumberg Randy Schmay Louis Schmelter Lynda T. Schmidt Jill Scheider Tammi Schoen Brenda Schultz Susan Semo Heidi Semrow James Shepard Sandra Shipes Joanne Shudy John Simon Linda Sin Kasey Scutt Tammi Slaski Dehbi Small 44 Freshmen Cheryl Smedema Robert Smith Todd Smith Wendy Smith Daniel Spillard Steve Spridco Steven Spycholski John Stechauner Bluzette Stem per Kelly Sterwald Christine M. Stobber Dawn Stockey Timothy Stoecker Sally Stoll Deborah Streater Douglas Strong Michele Szehner Todd Tabat Daniel Tatrow Jody Tatrow John H. Taylor Nancy Taylor Cheryl Totsky Susan Treffinger Denis Trendel Davina Tuler Freshmen 45 Richard Tuler Bruce Turner Daniel Uebelacker Ricky Ullery Andrea Umland Brian Unke Maggie Uribe James Utrie Thomas Voelski Connie Wagner John Wagner Lanette Wagner Elizabeth Wallace Gilbert W'alz James Wanish John Wanish Richard Ward Curtis Washicheck Krystine Wiesflag Amy E. Wendt 46 Freshmen Douglas Williams Kim Williams Roger Williams Chris Wirth Leah Wirth Kathleen Wojtasiak Kim Woods Thomas Woyak Jean Wysocki Pamela Yonke Raymond Young Ronald Zabler Gwen Wernaman Rebecca West Michael White Joy Wiesenthal Nancy Zeimet David Zibolski Brett Zynski Freshmen 47 Not pictured: dames Heiden Randell Helm Leanne Holmes Scott Kamke Kevin Kozlowski Sandra Kramer Todd Linde Kevin Luebke Donna Meyers Mike O’Haver Jackie Ottman William Ottman Jonathon Peters Jeffrey Polzin Scott Sawejka Robert Schwab James Selin Jessica Steele David Thompson Kevin Timmsen 48 Freshmen Freshmen 49 50 Freshmen SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers: (Left) Cheryl Pozorski, Secretary; (Back) Jayne Williams, Treasurer; (Right) Dave Arkin, President; (Front) Tammi Cebal- los, Vice-President To a sophomore, time is hours spent on western civ., geometry, and biology. However, being a sophomore does have one advan- tage — learning to drive. It also makes you realize that your high school days are half over and you will be rapidly finding yourself an upperclassman. Time becomes increasingly more precious as the years go by. Sophomores 51 Margaret Allen Lynn Alloy Patty Andler Dave Arkin Jeff Armstrong Mike Atkins Mike Baksic Chris Balistreri Denise Bamford Jim Bannenburg Dori Barber Tammy Barth Joni Bauch Steve Bauer Mariann Belland Marilyn Belland Dan Benson Jodi Bethmann Jay Beutler Brian Bezier Lori Bilke Ron Bittner Mary Bloechl Irene Blomenkamp Karen Borland David Bower Donna Bronson Greg Brown 52 Sophomores Just talking and taking it easy. Scott Brown Don Buchanan Duane Burmeister Kelly Byers Pam Cameron Tom Carlson Marcia Carr Tammi Ceballos Sandy Chars Scott Chatterton Peggy Chetney Tina Christianson Richard Ciardo Vince Cicero Sophomores 53 Nancy Cochrane Becky Coley Jay Collins Mike Collins Kevin Conroy Beth Cooper Mike Croy Kevin Cullen Clylene Curler Amy Cyra Brian Dallman Donna Darga Robin Dassow Dianne Day Cheri Demont Linda Dettinger Gayle Dignin Bill Dorley Paul Douglas Thinking creatively in shop class. 54 Sophomores John Dudenas Karen Duehr Wendy Duerst Mary Dulka Todd Duncan Joan DuPont Lisa Durr Kelly Duszynski Daryl Ebert Larry Edwards Lauri Enockson John Espinoza Connie Estes Jenny Eversum Dean Felske Sheryl Fickau Cheryl Fisher Cliff Fleishmann Chris Flury Kim Fohr Ken Formella Rob Fredrick Wanda Gale Lauri Galoff Debb Gamble Rob Gardner Sophomores 55 Dana Geilfuss Linda Giese Dawn Girtler Kurt Goetsch Tim Gogin Lisa Grahek Jeff Gross Sue Gross Joey Gruling Steve Haas Mark Habel Rick Hagenau Joe Halbrucker Bill Hangartner Mark Hansen Linda Hanson Tammy Hart Sandy Haslam Debby Hass Tina Hatling Dana Haugli Ken Hawkinson Carrie Hein Lois Hengen Rob Hengen Kathy Herrmann Mike Herron Julie Hibbard Ron Higgins Karen Hill John Hochschild Tracy Holat Randall Hotz Michelle Hotzfeld Tim Huey Bill Hughes Sue Hunkins Laura Jacobi Kerry Jacobs Ron Janke Margaret Janovetz 56 Sophomores Really great, Dan! Laura Jarowsky Jeff Jay Joel Jeannotte Dawn Johnson Julie Ann Johnson Peggy Johnson Shelly Johnston Cheri Joles Kim Jommen Steve Jones Jeff Kainz Steve Karl John Karlinsky Karen Karpinski Michelle Kaser Chris Kemnitz Tracy Kemnitz Ronald Kibble David Kipp Sophomores 57 Jeff Kirchoff Rachel Klug Stephanie Kohnke Laura Kolpin Paul Konieczny Lori Kowalicki Julie Kramer Sandra Kramer Mike Krebsbach Scott Krolski Bill Krueger Myra Kruk Irma Krumrei Karen Krzwina Connie Kusch Lori Labadie Terry Labinski Dale Lang Jodi Lang Rachel Lang Chris Lehmann Chris Leinon Wendi Lewis Todd Linde Sharon Linton Kim Loomis 58 Sophomores Eric Lorenz Julie Losik Scott Luebke Jeff Lundy Louise Lynch Jeanette Lytle Dan Madden Doreen Madison Craig Mahlman Betty Manyen Brian Martens Ken Martens Karen Martin Kim Martin Sue Mayotte Colleen McCulloch Vickie McDonald Maureen McGraw Michelle Menzia John Merrill Robert Meyers Barbara Miller Jeff Millies Frances Minnick William Minnix Rick Moeller Sophomores 59 Bridget Morawetz Chris Morse Dale Muhonen Eugene Nachreiner Dan Nagel Beth Nelson Susan Neu Lisa Nevitt Jina Nortunen Ken Novony Jill O’Brien Dean Olejniczak Dawn Ostricki Jackie Ottman Kerry Papke Rachel Patton Michael Paulus Vince Peil Ann Perinich 60 Sophomores Don Peterson ¥ Gwenn Peterson Jack Peterson Lynn Peterson Mike Peterson Carole Petrie Nancy Pisarek Robert Pittser Kevin Poje Dan Pokorny Kelly Poole Susan Porter Cheryl Pozorski Todd Pregowski Michelle Presta Maike Pries Greg Pugh Rosemary Rodamski Jo Ann Ramlow Julie Rasmussen Brian Ray David Rechnagel Keith Reichel Debra Rillman Kari Roberts Mel Robinson Sophomores 61 Lisa Rosenbecker William Ross Chris Rossa Joe Rossetto Heleene Roth Cindy Rudolph Debbie Rudolph Stephanie Rynders Raul Sadler Scott Sauljka Donald Scheffler Diana Schenk Thomas Schiessel James Schilling John Schilling Lynn Schleicher Sue Schmelter Tammie Schmitt Jenny Schmitter William Schoen Holly Schoolcraft David Schwalbach Norman Seifert Vicki Sell Randy Serdynski Roy Seuring Lisa Shepard Nancy Shepard Randy Sievert Bill Sievert Randy Sitowski 62 Sophomores We’re very close. Tony Sokolowski Mari lee Sparbv Beth Stadler Mike Stahl Penny Stevens Kim Stewart Rosemary Stein Kathy Strebe Leah Streeter Bret Strong Stanley Sugden Mark Svetlik Neil Swanson Karen Szmajser Steven Theim Lori Thibault Cindy Thiesenhusen Steve Thomas Dawn Thompson Rachel Thornton •Jeanne Throgmorton Loren Tieman John Trower Amy Truesdell Todd Umbs Nancy Umland Jodie Uren Dan Uribe Sophomores 63 Gloria Vanderschaegen Jamie Vega Yolanda Villarreal Robyn Volkmann Pennis Wagner Donna Wagner Kenneth Wagner Laurie Wagner Jackie Walsh Barry Wambold Dale Warner Larrv Warner Ellen Warnes Brian Wendt Melody Werns Bill Whitehouse Bob Wietrzny Sue Wilber Kari Wilkening Jayne Williams 64 Sophomores Dean and Ken discuss the assignment. hard at work Jessica Williams John Williams Kim Williams Jeff Wilson Tammy Winter Rick Witon Curtis W'olf Barbara Wrasman Corey W'right John Wysocki David Yopps Kent Zarbock Karen Zeimet Dan Zimmerman Roger Zulka Carey Zynski Sophomores 65 Sophomores not pictured Toni Congemi Michelle Drost Sonia Fellah Beth Flores Ed Hamm Jeff Hass Scott Hastings George Lehmbeck Dave Leon David Lianas Yvonne Mathews Brain Moore Brian Neitzel William Pestor Susan Prsbylski Joann Rezutek Mark Ritter Greg Sayles Michelle Schankey Kim Schlitt Roger Schelfer Dana Schroeder Richard Schwenn Meralee Scovern Wanda Whiteaker James Woods Bill Yeager Scott Zajdel ) Geometry can make you crazy. 66 Sophomores What did you say? German chocolate is finger lickin' good! Sophomores 67 Consulting the card catalog. Want to buy some? Now where is that book? 11 tot ) J 3J 68 Sophomores Cheerleaders stick together. What’s so interesting? That’s how you do it, Kim. Sophomores 69 JUNIORS To a junior time is ... divided between school, jobs and social activi- ties. Time is hours of school work while taking courses to prepare us for our senior year and for college. Time is spent working a part-time job to pay for gas and a car. It’s Friday nights spent freezing at football games and yelling at basket- ball games. Time is hours and hours of preparing for Prom (girls waiting to be asked and guys work- ing to pay for it!) Time is wondering where the last three years have gone and realizing how much we have changed. Time is one year until 1981. Class Officers: J. Dettinger, S. Klokner, J. Crawley, C. Dowdle 70 Juniors Connie Acheson Martin Adam Sue Adler Larry Allen Judy Anschutz Steve Armbruster Duncan Baker Mike Bartholomew Kurt Baumann Regina Belland Charles Beranek Jenean Beutler Scott Beyer Troy Bjorklund Renee Blankenheim Bob Blau Jeff Bloechl Lisa Bluhm Laura Bodanske Teresa Bornfleth Phil Bowey Juniors 71 jSmeteen Michelle Brach Heidi Brandemuehl Sue Browne Lori Brzezinski Amanda Buckett Chris Bumgarner Glenn Butler Tim Byrne Kelly Carmody Sheila Chapman James Chars Missy Christianson Paula Collins Laura Congdon Colleen Craig John Crawley Debbie Crouch Steve Cyra Brenda Dailey Bob Dailey Dave Darga Mike Davis Sheri Davis Dean Deback Jenny Deering Jeff Dettinger Handy Randy' I 72 Juniors Bill Devlin Mark Dillow Curt Dowdle Liz Drefahl Robin Drewa Janine Dudenas Laura Dunda Eric Dunlap Bob Dupey Jim Duszynski Liz Feldmann Paul Ferris Jackie Fettig Andy Fix Beth Flores Pat Flury Sheila Freivalt Mike Ford Jim Gardinier Joann Gardener Bill Gedemer Richard Geilfuss Mike Gerbasi Kim Gerber Wendy Gier Jeff Goetz Kathy Goff Juniors 73 “Laurie, are you cheating?” “Who are you waiting for, Liz?” Colleen Gogin Bev Graham Mike Grant Kelly Gray Mark Greenwood Dan Gronemus Monte Gruel Dick Gunderson Kevin Haag Sherry Haase Debbie Hannon Cathy Hardtke Julie Hardtke Bill Hartenberger Karen Harvestine Tim Hayne Lori Heil Will Hein Karen Heinig Keith Heling Dave Hemm Craig Henry Dave Herron Laurie Hibbard Brian Hill Renate Hoffman Paul Holtermann Terry Hokamp Darrell Hooker Dan Hoy 74 Juniors Tami Hritz Jill Huberty Kelly Huth Tracy Jarowski James Jaworski Dan Jensen Jeff L. Johnson Jeff M. Johnson Mike Jones Angie Kainz Scott Kalinowski Kathy Karpinski Barb Keller Colleen Kelly Tony Kemnitz Todd Kemnitz Andy King Bernadine King Kelly King Linda Kinjerski Lori Kipp Steve Kipperman Sandra Klokner Lori Koceja Paul Koceja Jack Koch “Hot Wheels’ Now that is real concentration! Juniors 75 The future Frank Lloyd Wright. Dan Kolpin Lorrie Kositzky Laurie Kowalicki Bryan Krzycki Chris Kubicek Scott Landers Ken Lang Tony Lapene Mike Larkin Kay Larsen Gary Lech Mary LeClair Sue Leonard Lori Lepak Jeff Lesch Linnea Lindell Dave Lianas Connie Lloyd Doug Lobenhofer Russ Loker Tom Loope Jim Lovell Bill Madden Debbie Madison 76 Juniors Terry Madison Jeff Maney Lynn Mathey Debbie Markham Renee Marsolek Yvonne Mathews LuAnn Mathson Bill McCarthy Cliff McCulloch Mike McGraw Lori McKenzie Richard McKenzie Jim McPhetridge David Meier Jill Menger Cindy Merrill Debbie Moeller Ron Moeller Bob Mueller Debbie Nevitt Mike Newbury Carol Norgel Lory Nowatske Linda Nunley “Smile, Gary!’ “Want to fight?' Juniors 77 Heidi Ohren Don Olson Bob Orcholski -Jackie Owen David Paeske Jeff Palmersheim Bill Pestor Keith Peterson Brian Pinterics Scott Polacek John Ponchik Colleen Poole Larry Porter Lisa Porter Tammy Prochniak Andy Prokop Glenn Pugh Kim Pulvermacher Richard Rados Debbie Rageth Carrie Rath Joe Rauguth Don Ready Sue Richardson “Getting ready for the game, Dan?” Future chemists.’ 78 Juniors Cindy Rehberg Lori Reinke Kevin Rickard Randy Riek Kelly Riemann Chuck Roamer Jane Roder Bill Roeber Sue Rohmann Jay Rosenbecker Brenda Rozek Josie Rozinski Noelle Runquist Sheri Sawekja Lynda Schlitt Joe Schmidt Juniors 79 Rusty Schoolcraft Darren Schultz Larry Schultz William Schultz Linda Schuster Lisa Schwallbach Jim Schwenn Richard Schwenn Bob Semo Nadine Shepard Sue Shepard Patti Shepherd Karen Shimkus Jeff Shouldice Carol Sievert Ellen Simon Scott Sitowski Sara Skrepenski Ken Smith 80 Juniors Molly Snyder Lisa Sparks Jeff Spern Janet Sperstad Richard Spoerl Denice Spridco Ted Staedter Marge Stanish Rich Stevens Dan Stine Wendy Stogbauer Debra Strebe Tim Strum Sandy Sugden Jeff Swan Andy Swayze Heidi Teuteberg Terry Theim Dan Thompson Jessica Titus Walter Trower Bob Tuler Dennis Vandershagen Ron Vertz Juniors 81 Heidi Volkman Jeff Wagner Laurie Wallace Rae Ann Webster Todd Wegner Wanda Weink Damon West Suzzette White Dave Williamson Darryl Windorski Keith Wojciechowski Dan Woyak Jim Wrasman Nancy Wynn Dawn Yonke Sue Zlindra Stasia Swisler Margaret Utrie Well, I don’t know?” ‘Gotcha’ “MHS Graffiti” 82 Juniors NOT PICTURED: Donna Anich Scott Bornfleth Karen Cicero Paul Fletcher Jackie Fredrick Ken Gill Sal Greco Geoff Gulla Jim Hritz Todd Huebner David Leppin Jim Moeller Colin Murphy Michael Pieper Robert Pieper Renee Ritter Jay Schneider Chris Steele Anthony Zegoski Come on' Can’t you see I’m studying.’ ‘Well, what do you want?” Juniors 83 84 Juniors 85 WE’RE BATTING THE BEST The varsity baseball team finished with an overall record of 5-6. The team captain and most valuable player was Ron Rachwal. Row 1: Tom Inzeo, Don Ross, Kelly Reith, Terry Hogan, Wayne Mathson; Row 2: Don Knautz, Dave Tuttle, Dave Bauer, Greg Butler. Ron Rachwal, Coach Douglas; Row 3: Todd Day, Brian Sargeant, Rhojean Lianas, Todd Lundin, John Stemper. Cal Williams. 86 Boys’ Baseball AMERICA’S FAVORITE PASTIME The sophomore baseball team made remarkable progress. Play- ing without a victory in their freshman year, they displayed the hard work and team play neces- sary to provide them with six wins and only four losses. A winning season was gratifying when a fifty- fifty season seemed to be a lofty goal at the beginning of the year. Top row: Dan Gronemus, Glen Pugh, Rick Spoerl, Dave Lianas, Coach Enright. Middle Row: Mike McGraw, Bill McCarthy, Jim Duszynski, Dan Stine, Dennis Vanderschaegen. Bottom row: Tom Loope, Scott Kalinowski, Dave Leppine, Dave Hemm, Jim Schoolcraft. FROSH IMPROVE The freshmen won only two games, beating Waterford twice. They lost tough games to Ocon- omowoc, Wilmot, and Salem. Jeff Armstrong became a promising pitcher by season’s end and team hitting improved. Coach Swam believes that because of their in- terest and enthusiasm, this young group will become a fine varsity team. Front row: Jeff Armstrong, Stan Sugden, Dan Nagel, Paul Douglas. Middle Row: John Dudenas, Chris Leinon, Greg Brown, Jeff Kainz, Larry Edwards. Top row: Coach Swan. Kevin Poje, Kerry Jacobs, Dave Leon, Bill Hangartner, Tim Huey, Jeff Kitchoff Boys’ Baseball 87 BATTER UP Row 1: Sue Adler, Julie Jensen, Teri Mulholland, Nancy Schmidt; Row 2: Shelly Johnston, Colleen Kelly, Geriann Crawley, Pat Wappenschmidt, Margaret Allen; Row 3: Coach Kathy Bartoszek, Donna Samuels, Janet Sperstad, Sheri Wegner, Denise Madison, Manager Liz Earl, and Coach Wendy Vehanen. The girls’ varsity team were the Regional Champs and runners-up in Sectionals. They finished the season with an impressive 14-4 re- cord. The captain and most valuable player was Donna Samuels. The most improved player was Julie Jensen, and the most spirited was Denise Madison. The First Team All-Conference Members were Sheri Wegner, Gerriann Craw- ley, Donna Samuels, and Colleen Kelly. 88 Girls’ Softball STRIKE 1, BALL 3 Junior Varsity Team - Row 1: Holly Schoolcraft, Diane Day, Linda Hanson; Row 2: Gayle Dignin, Dawn Austin, Patti Fluery, Margaret Janovetz, Julie Hibbard; Row 3: Manager Wanda Weink, Heidi Volkman, Doreen Madison, Missy Chris- tenson, Diane Schenk, Sue Gross, Coach Cathy Norred. HITTING ’EM HOME! The J.V. team worked together and improved over the season. The most valuable player was Missy Christenson and the most improved was Patty Fleury. Diane Day was selected as the most spirited. Coach Norred felt that the team effort made the team a fine one. Girls’ Softball 89 HEADS UP! Row 1: Dave Darga, Kerry Jones, Terry Labinski, Dave Bower, Norm Siefert, Kurt Zarbock; Row 2: Coach Olson, Karl Bethke. Jeff Millies, Tim Krause, Tim Sperstad, Joe Schmidt, Paul Sadler, Andrew King. The boy’s golf team had two wins and eight losses from their ten matches. They defeated East Troy and Salem. In The conference meet they tied for seventh place. The captain and most improved player was Kurt Zarbock. He was also awarded the MVP award. VARSITY 1. Kurt Zarbock (Jr.) 2. Tim Krause (Sr.) 3. Joe Schmidt (So.) 4. Steve Jones (Fr.) 5. Kerry Jones (Jr.) J.V. 1. Karl Bethke (Jr.) 2. Tim Sperstad (Sr.) 3. Jeff Millies (Fr.) 4. Terry Labinski (Fr.) 5. Norm Seifert (Fr.) 90 Boys’ Golf FAST AS LIGHTNING Varsity- Row 1: Sheryl Fickau, Donna Darga. Julie Hardtke, Cathv Hardtke, Mary LeClair. Michelle Menzia; Row 2: .Janet Bertram, Angie Fitzgerald, Peggy Johnson, Kelly Kummer. Angie Kainz. Karen Heinig, Sue Fickau Junior Varsity- Row 1: Amy Cyra, Sandy Chars, Dori Barber, Donna Bronson, Jenean Beutler; Row 2: Cheri Joles, Becky Coley, Linda Ragaisis, Tracy Holat; Row 3: Ann Perinich. Nancy Wynn, Lynn Peterson. Girls’ Track 91 BEST OF THE RACERS Varsity Track - Row 1: Coach Nordentoft, Bryan Krzycki, Bob Mueller, Rob Hoover, Cliff McCulloch, Steve Cyra, Gary Lech, Bill Ross, Coach Rod Vick; Row 2: Scott Nordentoft, Myles Brown, Tim McGuire, Gary Luedtke, Jim Stumpner, Rich Rageth, Pete Scholovich, John Stumpner; Row 3: Jim McPhetridge, Dan Benson, Dave Drefahl, Rich Formella, Chad Hoppe, Neil Smedema, Greg Peterson, Kirt Effinger. The Track Team became the Southern Lakes Conference Champions. They finished the season with a 5-6 record in dual meets. The individual champi- ons were Greg Peterson, Steve Cyra, Rob Hoover, Rich Ra- geth, and Neil Smedema. Neil was the most valuable player. He finished sixth in the state hurdles. The team showed a great effort which made it a great season. The big jump. 92 Bovs’ Track INDIANS PROVE THEMSELVES ON THE RUN J.V. Track Team - Row 1: Bill Gedemer, Dave Arkin, Mike Croy, Steve Kipperman, Corey Wright, Rick Witon; Row 2: Scott Polacek, Ken Smith, Mike Atkins, Mike Kresbach, Dave Gramm, Will Hein; Row 3: Ken Gill, Tim Byrne, Bob Gardener, Tony Kemnitz, Ken Formella, Scott Landers. J.V. had a good season. They finished second in the freshman-sophomore meet. They have all the determina- tion and potential of being a fine team in the future. Boy9’ Track 93 HIT ’EM HARD ft f f._ Varsity Football: Row 1: T. Loope, J. McPhetridge, B. Me Carthy, D. Schaefer, P. Porter, R. Schoolcraft, G. Hemm, K. Zarbock, D. Hoy, M. Draeger, Row 2: D. Darga, L. Porter, K. Reith, J. Johnson, B. Crouch, K. Bethke, D. Thompson, K. Gill, M. Brown, D. Jensen, R. McKenzie, Kevin Knippschild, Row 3: J. Swan, S. Polacek, K. Haag, Greg Butler, R. Lianas, C. Williams, T. Schrader, M. Davis, F. Piscitello, R. Thornton, D. Tuttle, D. Knautz, P. Holtermann (manager) Row 4: T. Kemnitz, Kraig Knippschild, T. McGee, C. Dowdle, T. Day, T. Lundin, C. Lang, Glen Butler, W. Hein, T. Ulrickson, J. Crawley, S. Krause With the help of Coach Hensler, Coach Smith, and Coach Ackerman, the 1979 Varsity Football Team placed second in the Southern Lakes Conference, behind Burlington. They finished the season with a 6-3 record. Mukwonago had four men on the First All- Conference Team; they are: Cal Williams, Kraig Knippschild, Todd Lundin, and Greg Butler The Tri-captains were: Cal Williams Rhojean Lianas, and Todd Lundin Most-Dedicated: (Rip Rintleman Award)- Kurt Zarbock Spirit Award- Kurt Zarbock Most Improved Senior-Dave Tuttle Most Improved Junior- Jeff Swan Hip Keller Award-Tim McGee Most Valuable Players- Cal Williams and Kraig Knippschild Indian victory at Waukesha North. 94 Football VARSITY PROSPECTIVES J.V. Row 1: R. Witon, K. Jacobs, M. Robonson, J. Kainz, J. Dudenas, S. Bower, Row 2: J. Wilson, K. Cullen, C. Flury, T. Huey, R. Meyers, C. Kemitz, C. Leinon, R. Hotz, Row 3: C. Wright, K. Goetsch, M. Krebsbach, K. Novotny, B. Martens, P. Sadler, T. Labinski Row 4: Coach Will, D. Buchanan, M. Herron, D. Leon, B. Gardner, B. Ross, D. Benson, Coach Tiejen Freshman- Row 1: B. Turner, J. Krause, S. Spritco, D. Bolser, J. Roamer, D. Dobbs, K. Crawlay, T. Mackesey, T. Nordentoft, Row 2: Coach Anderson, J. Utrie, D. Strong, S. Kamkee, L. Brisette, D. Thompson, C. Brisolacchi, D. Dassow, K. Jacobs, B. Kalinowski, P. McPhetridge, L. Roder, Row 3: C. Goodwin, J. Wanish, M. Haisler, S. Dingeldein, B. Unke, D. Zibloski, K. Meyer, D. Mckinen, B. Meyers, T. Peterson. K. Grantz, Row 4: Coach Cottrell, D. Davis, B. Achtenhagen, M. Freiburger, D. Curler, D. Bartholomew, R. Bodart, D. Barber, R. Williams, T. Berandk, C. Fleichman, D. Bower, R. Brueser, Coach Hoagland 96 Football VARSITY SPIRIT MAKERS Row 1: Tami Tiegs, Georgia Brown, Cindy Jaworski, Mandy Glas- senapp, Row 2: Rega Kamnik, Jesse Glassenapp, Row 3: Julie Thiesenhusen Football Cheerleaders 97 J.V. AND FROSH CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom: Doreen Madison Sharon Linton Tami Ceballos Jayne Williams Jesse Williams Irene Blomenkamp Cathy Wojtasiak Shelli Johnson Kim Woods Cathy Friedel Sally Polacek Wendy Smith Cheerleaders 98 SWINGING HIGH Row 1: Lori Nowatske, Lisa Porter, Karen Heinig, Pat Flurry. Row 2: Miss Peters, Lori Reinke, Janet Sperstad, Colleen Kelly, Sue Brown Row 1: Kris Koehler, Sue Treffinger. Row 2: Miss Peters, Maggie Uribe, Karen Effinger, Karen Kirchner Girls’Golf 99 GIRLS’ VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Girls’ Cross Country: Row 1: A. Cyra, Coach Mike Furlong, M. Christenson; Row 2: M. Menzia, S. Gross, K. Hill; Row 3: D. Darga, R, Figge, T. Milewski 1979 was the first year for the Mukwonago girls team, but they finished with an 11-2 record and missed qualifying for the state tournament by only 2 points. Donna Darga qualified for state as an individual, setting several school records in the process. Other sophomores on the team were Amy Cyra, Michelle Menzia, Sue Gross, and Karen Hill. Freshmen lettermen were Brigitte Pellman, Mar- gie Christenson, and Toni Milewski. Renee Figge was the lone senior letterperson on the squad. BOYS’ VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Boys’ Varsity Cross Country: Row 1: C. McCulloch, B. Roeber, G. Peterson, T. Byrne, J. Stumpner. Row 2: L. Schultz, M. Croy, Coach Furlong, S. Cyra, B. Mueller. JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team completed one of its most successful seasons ever, with the boys’ varsity winning its third consecutive Southern Lakes Conference Championship. The varsity was led by seniors Greg Peterson and Jim Stumpner, with Peterson finishing first in the conference meet. The varsity also won the championship at the High- lander Invitational in Mequon, aided by junior lettermen Steve Cyra, Cliff McCulloch, Bill Roeber, Timm Byrne, and Larry Schultz. Mike Croy, a sopho- more, was also a letterman. The J.V. team, led by sophomores Kent Zarbock, Vince Cicero, Dave Ar- kin, Mike Atkins, and Dave Bowers, also won conference for their second time in three years. 14 lettermen will return from the two squads for the 1980 season. Boys- J.V. Cross Country: Row 1: K. Zarbock, T. Menzia, L. Anich, M. Atkins, V.Cicero. Row 2: K. Mack, R. Schaumberg, D. Bower, C. Bumgarner, S. Kipperman, D. Arkin, Coach Furlong. Boys’ Cross Country 101 BUMP, SET, SPIKE The Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Team fin- ished a great year with a record of 8 wins and 3 losses. The team finished third in the Conference Standings. Awards were given to Gerriann Crawley for Outstand- ing Server, Pat Wappenschmidt for Hustle Award and Most Valuable Player, and Donna Anich for Most Improved Player. Janet Bertram was the team’s captain. The team made it to Regionals where they lost a play off game for first place to Oak Creek. Two seniors from the team, Ger- riann Crawley and Pat Wappenschmidt, were named to the Second Team All Con- ference Volleyball Team. They had a great season. Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Team: Row 1: S. Adler, Coach Vehanen, L. Koceja. Row 2: P. Wappenschmidt, A. I.uther, M. Christensen, I. Brokman. Row 3: N. Schmidt, A. Kainz, J. Jensen, J. Bertram, N. Winn. Row 4: D. Anich, G. Crawley, L. Konieczny. The Girls’ J.V. Volleyball Team fin- ished the year with an 8-3 record. They worked hard to achieve that fine record. Seven freshmen and five sophomores made the J.V. team. Only two of these players, Shelly Johnston and Lynn Peter- son, had played before. They shared the captain’s position. Freshman Cheryl Sme- dema starred in serving and Margaret Al- len in spiking. Girls’ J.V. Volleyball Team: Row 1: M. Ludin, S. Chars, M. Allen, C. Totsky, K. Papke, L. Mathson. Row 2: C. Ervin, S. Chars, R. Dulka, C. Smedema. Row 3: S. Fickau, T. Holat, L. Peterson, S. Johnston, D. Johnson, Coach Wilbrandt. 102 Girls’ Volleyball FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL Girls’ Freshman Volleyball Team: Row 1: L. Leinon, D. Trendel, K. Litwicki, L. Krueger, K. Weisflog, G. Wernsman; Row 2: M. Duvernelle, C. Markham, J. Klug, L. Schmidt, P. Mazurkiewicz, B. Beck; Row 3: J. Dickert, S. Jensen, K. Baumann. Coach Viemeister, C. Stobber, L. Wirth, J. Schaeffer. The Girls’ Freshman Volleyball Team fin- ished with a 5-5 record. This is really good considering none of the girls ever played competitive volleyball before. They started out the season slow but came on strong at the end. See what a lot of hard work can do! WOW! I hit it. Girls’ Volleyball 103 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Boys’ Varsity Basketball: (Row 1) S. Cyra, B. McCarthy, K. Haag, T. McGee, D. Knautz, D. DeBack, J. Crawley; (Row 2) Coach Smith, J. Maney, T. Lundin, K. Baumann, G. Peterson, G. Ray, J. Swan, Coach Swan. Not Pictured: D. Williamson The boys’ basketball team finished third in the Southern Lakes Conference with a re- cord of 11 and 5. The Indians started slow as they lost two early non-conference starts and also three games in the first round of league play. But the team got stronger during Janu- ary and February and headed into March a much improved ball club. Even though the early losses kept them from winning the title, they defeated Champion Burlington in the last conference game and again in the W.I.A.A. Regional Tournament. Another tournament win over 2nd place Waterford made the Indians the Regional Tournament Champions. Mukwonago was led by seniors Glen Ray, Greg Peterson, Todd Lundin, Don Knautz, and Tim McGee. They started every game throughout the 79-80 season. The team came within one victory of making it to the State Tournament - the best an MHS team has ever done. Glen Ray was named to the FIRST ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM and Greg Peterson was a 2nd team selection. 104 Boys’ Basketball BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Boys Sophomore Basketball: (Row 1) V. Cicero, P. Douglas, J. Kainz, S. Sugden, D. Kipp, K. Zarbock, N Seifert. (Row 2) Coach R. Smedema, K. Poje, J. Peterson, B. Hangartner, J. Collins, D. Benson, K. Jacobs, R. Meyers. BOYS’ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Freshman Boys’ Basketball: (Row 1) M. Haisler, D. Dodds, L. Brissett, B. Unke, S. Dingledein, B. Gedemer, K. Jacobs, T. Nordentoft; (Row 2) Coach T. Kossoris, K. Meyers, D. Curler, T. Beranek, D. Bower, T. Behling. Boys’ Basketball 105 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Basketball Cheerleaders: (Row 1) Rega Kamnik, Georgia Brown, Renee Figge; (Row 2) Tami Tiegs, Debby Wastain, Jill Armbruster, Ellen Simons. Sophomore Cheerleaders: (Top to Bottom) Doreen Madison. Irene Blomenkamp, Jessie Williams, Tammi Ceballos, Jayne Williams, Sharon Linton. Freshman Cheerleaders: (Back Row) Cathy Wojtasiak, Sal- ly Polacek, Wendy Smith; (Front Row) Kim Woods, Shelli Johnson, Cathy Friedl. Basketball Cheerleaders 107 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Girls’ Varsity Basketball: (Row 1) J. Jensen, C. Kelly, N. Schmidt, P. Wappenschmidt, K. Heinig, G. Crawley, D. Anich; (Row 2) Coach Deck, P, Flury, J. Sperstad, L. Peterson, A. Luther, S. Davis, M. Christenson, A. Kainz, H. Christenson, Coach B. Douglas. Highlights of the girls’ basketball season were wins over East Troy, Waterford, Whitewater and Delavan which led to an eight-game win- ning streak. Coach Douglas said that superior team attitude and the endeavor to excel were the main reasons why the team was able to do as well as they did. Gerianne Crawley was captain and best de- fensive player. Julie Jensen was MVP, leading scorer and best offensive player. Patti Wap- penschmidt led the team in rebounding. The team had season record of 11-8. 108 Girls’ Basketball GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Girls’ J.V. Basketball: (Row 1) K. Papke, D. Day, B. Sanders, V. Sell, S. Fickau, (Row 2) B. Stadler, L. Matheson, M. Allen, S. Johnston, M. Dulka, D. Schenk, (Row 3) E. Warnes, S. Chars, C. Smedema, J. Ramlow, B. Coley, K. Effinger, J. Bethmann, Coach J. Bethke. GIRLS’ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Girls’ Freshman Basketball: (Row 1) D. Trendell, A. Minnicks, L. McCarthy, K. Koehler, D. Tuler, L. Schmidt, S. Jensen, M. Lundin, (Row 2) Coach J. Nelson, R. Dulka, L. Feltes, C. Erwin, C. Stobber, D. Perrp, G. Kramer, L. Baumann, J. Nachreiner, N. Taylor. Girls’ Basketball 109 ____v e 110 Girls’ Basketball VARSITY GYMNASTICS Varsity Gymnastics: M. Glasenapp, J. Hardtke, P. Suhm, B. Hardtke, A. Fitzgerald, C. Hardtke, S. Klokner, J. Glasenapp. J.V. GYMNASTICS The girls’ gymnastic team completed an undefeated season by winning the Conference Tournament for the fourth straight year. The team had an 11-10 dual meet record, as well as champion- ships in the Franklin Holiday Classic Tournament and the Racine Park Pan- ther Invitational Tournament. Cathy Hardtke served all season as our Most Valuable Gymnast in an all around capacity and led the team in scoring. She was injured, however, just prior to the Conference Meet and didn’t get to compete in it. Co-Captains and senior twins, Mandy and Jessie Glasen- app picked up the slack and led the team to the title in the tournament. Mandy became the Conference floor ex- ercise champion and Jessie captured the balance beam title. At the Sectional Meet, the Mukwon- ago girls defeated all teams. Julie Hardtke, Cathy Hardtke and Mandy Glasenapp qualified for State as indi- viduals. The team won a respectable 3rd in State competition to wind up their successful year. At the Sectional Meet, the Mukwon- ago girls defeated all teams. Julie Hardtke, Cathy Hardtke, and Mandy Glasenapp qualified for State as indi- viduals. The team won a respectable 3rd in State competition to wind up their highly successful year. Junior Varsity Gymnastics: J. Lytle, A. Cyra, M. Christenson, J. Bumgarner, S. Chars, K. Kzrewina, C. Brown, C. Totsky Gymnastics 111 VARSITY WRESTLING Wrestling 113 Varsity Wrestling: (Row 1) T. Hayne, K. Cullen, J. Prah, C. Wright; (Row 2) L. Porter, T. Tatrow, P. Porter, B. Madden; (Row 3) J. Stumpner, S. Krause, K. Knippschild The wrestling team started out their sea- son by losing the first four meets against tough competition: Tremper. East Troy, Elkhorn and Burlington. They went on to win nine straight dual meets. The season ended with a 9-4 dual meet record, but finished only fourth in the conference after a fifth place finish in the tournament. At Jefferson, the wrestlers won the state re- gional tournament. Bill Madden and Ke- vin Cullen only missed qualifying for state by one match. Pat Porter repeated as conference cham- pion and sophomore Kevin Cullen was conference and regional champion. Kraig Knippschild paced the team with 15 pins and a regional championship. Kevin Cul- len, Corey Wright, Dan Madden and Pat Porter all made it to the finals of the tough Arrowhead Invitational. Tim Hayne, Ke- vin Cullen, Tom Tatrow, Pat Porter, Dan Madden, Jim Stumpner, Bill Madden and Kraig Knippschild were sent to sectionals as a result of winning the team trophy at regionals. JV WRESTLERS Junior Varsity Wrestlers: (Row 1) D. Arkin, R. Schaumberg, J. Armstrong; (Row 2) J. Karlinsky, B. Devlin, J. Johnson, D. Madden; (Row 3) K. Grantz, R. Geilfuss, D. Drefahl, B. Martens, C. Fleischmann. EXHIBITION WRESTLERS Exhibition Wrestlers: (Row 1) T. Mackesey, J. Dahl, K. Mack, R. Witon, J. Wanish, D. Justin, P. Edwards, R. Seuring; (Row 2) J. W’anish, D. Nagel, P. McPhetridge, B. Kalinowski, S. Kamke, J. Utrie, T. Ready; (Row 3) T. Schiessel, F. Foxx, M. Paulis, J. Armstrong. 114 Wrestling WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Wrestling Cheerleaders: S. Haslam, C. Croy, G. Dignin, N. Cochrane, L. Wagner, J. Reichow Wrestling 115 “ARSENIC AND OLD LACE” PRODUCTION CREW: “Arsenic and Old Lace” was M.H.S.’s fall play. The play is about two dear old ladies, Abby and Martha Brewster, and their three nephews, Mortimer, Jona- than, and Teddy. TECHNICAL DIRECTOR DESIGNER ...............DALE SHIVELY SET CONSTRUCTION STAGECRAFT CLASSES MASTER PROPERTYPERSON ......YOLANDA VILLARREAL MASTER ELECTRICIAN ................ BRIAN HILL SOUND TECHNICAL ...................TODD HUBNER STAGE MANAGER........................JANE RODER Mortimer is a drama critic who is in love with Elaine, the preacher’s daughter. Jonathon ran away from home when he was a young boy; he returns years later with a peculiar problem. Teddy also has a problem; he believes he is Teddy Roosevelt. CAST: “ARSENIC AND OLD LACE” ABBY BREWSTER DR. HARPER TEDDY BREWSTER OFFICER KLEIN OFFICER BROPHY ... MARTHA BREWSTER MORTIMER BREWSTER ELAINE HARPER MR. GIBBS JONATHON BREWSTER DR. EINSTIEN OFFICER O’HARA CHIEF ROONEY MR. WITHERSPOON DEAD BODY ........ DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DEBBIE RAGETH BRIAN GEDEMER TODD HUEBNER TIM STRUM DAVE JUSTIN LISA BLUHM TOM OBERHOLTZER LAURA DUNDA TONY HANSEN BOB BLAU DARREN SCHULTZ . JERRY MUELLER DEBBIE MADISON . ... BOB ORCHOLSKI DAVE JUSTIN ...DALE SHIVELY ......LISA EDLER MAKE-UP CREW: COLLEEN POOLE JOLENE LUEBKE LAURA JAROWSKY KIM STEWART HEIDI TEUTEBERG CATHY MADDEN COSTUMES: LAURIE SATTLER COLLEEN POOLE DEBBIE MADISON HOUSE MANAGER: SHEILA CHASE USHERS: JENNY KLUG SHEILA CHASE SUE JENSEN BETH COOPER LIZ DREFAHL ELLEN WENERS BECKY WEST PUBLICITY: TODD HUEBNER LISA EDLER YOLANDA VILLARREAL MARTY MESA PROP CREW: SUE KOCEJA KRIS PETERSON KAREN DUEHR WENDI LEWIS MARGARET HAWKINS HEIDI TEUTEBURG DEPARTMENT ASSISTANTS: YOLANDA VILLARREAL LISA EDLER TOM OBERHOLTZER KAY WEIER TODD HUEBNER People behind the scenes of “Arsenic and Old Lace”. Bob “Jonathon” Blau has Tom “Mortimer” Oberholtzer all tied up. 116 Fall Play The ladies (Debbie Rageth and Lisa Bluhm) discuss Elaine’s (Laura Dunda) Wedding plans. The “old” gang celebrates a success. Fall Play 117 Teddy (Todd Huebner) points an accusing finger at Jonathon. MUSIC EVENTS The marching band of Mukwonago High School has participated in many events this year. These include such things as playing at the University of Wisconsin Band Day and being invited to Madison for the Governor’s Holiday Parade. The band has also performed in the half- time shows of the home football games and in the Homecoming parade and game. This April, they went to Florida for five days to march at Disneyworld and to give a concert at Buena Vista. 118 Music Events The 1979-1980 jazz ensemble has been working hard under the direction of Mr. Paul Viemeister all year for performances at the open house, the chili supper, the pops concert and the Southern Lakes Jazz Band-Swing Choir tournament at which they placed a respectable second. Music Events 119 This year’s Christmas vocal concert was a huge success due to the fine instruction of Miss Char- maine Kuharske. The mixed chorus, treble choir, chamber singers and the girls barbershop quartet took part to make the concert one of the best ever! 120 Music Events 122 Student Life Student Life 123 124 Student Life fa c� m m o £ Clubs 129 Editor Music Events Sue Stocks Lisa Rosenbecker AFS Students Nadine Shepard Clubs Laurie Hibbard Jeff Dettinger Stephanie Kohnke Rachel Patton Division Pages Sue Stocks Play Sheryl Fickau Rachel Klug Jodi Bethmann Seniors David Cypcar GayAnn Jorgenson Jill Reichow Cathy Croy Faculty Laurie Hibbard David Cypcar Judy Anschutz Fall Sports Ann Perinich Kim Schlitt Freshmen Brenda Schultz Dani Muecke Melody Knobel Kelly Conn Sophomores Lisa Rosenbecker Rachel Klug Tracy Kemnitz Special Events Sue Stocks Spring Sports Ann Perinich Kim Schlitt Student Life Sue Stocks JuniorsNadine Shepard Margaret Utrie Debbie Markham Noelle Runquist Kathy Karpinski Winter Sports Connie Acheson Mrs. Tarantino — Yearbook Advisor ARROW! Arrow — The Arrow staff has done it once more. After many hours of working hard to perfect this annual, they have completed one to top them all. Doing lay- outs, and redoing layouts, plus selecting a theme, pictures, type and captions, was a lot of hard work. But it was worth it. The end result, this book, is something special and was something worth working for! Special thanks and much love from the staff to Mrs. Tarantino for all the help she gave us so we could reach ouf goal — to produce a special and one of a kind year- book. Arrow staff: (Row 1) J. Anschutz, L. Hibbard, D. Cypcar, J. Dettinger. S. Stocks, N. Shepard, D. Markham, G. Jorgensen; (Row 2) D. Felske, K. Hermann, T. Strum, J. Reichel, K. Karpinski, J. Schmitter, R. Patton; (Row 3) N. Runquist, C. Acheson, D. Muecke, B. Schultz, K. Laverrez, K. Conn, M. Knobel, K. Wietrzny; (Row 4); R. Klug, J. Bethmann, M. Utrie, A. Perinich, N. Pisarek, K. Schlitt, L. Rosenbecker; (Row 5) S. Kohnke, K. Papke, S. Fickau, T. Kemnitz, S. Haslam, C. Tsukiji 130 Clubs Science Club: C. Lehmann, B. Mihlbauer, L. Sim, R. Smith, Mr. Bethke, (advisor) Science Club — Science Club, after a year of absence, has returned once moe. The main idea of the club is to learn about the fundamental of science. FBLA: A. Meyers, K. Karpinski, J. Dettinger, S. Kohnke, N. Runquist; (Row 2) T. Adamski, C. Dudenas, L. Uren, S. White; (Row 3) D. Bron- son, G. Vandershaegan, K. Cicero, J. Menger, D. Markham, T. Hokamp; (Row 4) K. Duszynski, P. Collins. FBLA — Future Business Leaders of America is a club that is nationally organized. It’s goal is to interest mem- bers in the business world and to teach them what to expect there. One of their yearly activities is the State Regional Championships. There, members compete in typing, accounting, short- hand and other business skills. This year, five mem- bers made it to the state tournament. FBLA also earns money by running the school bookstore. Clubs 131 POW-WOW Pow Wow - The Pow Wow staff is a group of students who are dedicated re- porters and writers. They work hard to put out an informative and interesting newspaper each month. The paper re- flects student life in both academic and social aspects. The newspaper, which is enjoyed by students and staff alike, in- cludes feature articles, editorials, letters to the editor, polls, and cartoons. Pow Wow - (Row 1) T. Schankey, A. Cyra, J. Kniskern, J. Williams, B. Keller; (Row 2) K. Herrmann, C. Effinger, J. Roller, M. Menzia, K. Papke, Mr. Vick (Advisor): (Row 3) B. Hill, D. Herron, S. Landers, M. Atkins, B. Ray FHA FHA - Future Homemakers of America is a national organization- whose goal is to improve the home and also help the community. They do this by helping the less fortunate and the physically handicapped through their highly successful com- munity projects. The club also par- ticipates in various activities throughout the year. These activities are local, district, and national lev- els. FHA - (Row 1) I. Krumrei, L. Schuster, J. Losik, K. Beyers; (Row 2) B. Nelson, M. Bloechl, K. Stewart, L. Jaworski, W. Gale, G. Vanderschaegen; (Row 3) L. Galoff, B. Stadler, C. Estes, S. Kohnke, Mrs. Clark (advisor). 132 Clubs Key Club: (Row 1) V. Hotzfeld, J. Kniskern, T. Hart, J. Manke, M. Busse, S. Zlindra, L. Feldmann, S. Shepard, D. Geilfuss, M. Utrie, C. Acheson, M. LeClaire, M. Nygren, K. Holtermann, S. Schankey, J. Rapp, K. Lehmann; (Row 2) M. Browne, T. Peterson, L. Drefahl, K. Croy, M. Fregien, J. Schilling, J. Taylor, M. Fix, J. Sperle, K. Kolpin, C. Poole, D. Trendel, T. Winters, L. Grahek, J. Rusah, J. Vega, M. Henry, Mrs. Cohn (advisor); (Front) K. Zarbock (Vice Pres.); J. Bethmann(Tres.); D. Geilfuss (Sec.); S. Davis (Pres.) K E Y C L U B Key Club — Though Key Club is an international boys service club, girls may join, too. The club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Key clubbers get involved in community projects. Some of their ac- tivities this past year include holding an MD Carnival, visiting St. John’s Military Academy and the Norris Home for Boys, and of course, showing movies once a month. U M Club: (Row 1) S. Cyra, G. Ray, G. Butler, K. Knippschild, J. Jensen, T. Tiegs; (Row 2) J. Prah, G. Peterson, M. Draeger, M. Glasenapp, B. Hardtke, P. Suhm, G. Crawley, N. Schmidt, P. Wappenschmidt, A. Luther, J. Bertram; (Row 3) L. Schultz, M. Krebsbach, J. Thiesenhusen, D. Darga, J. Rausch, J. Glasenapp, C. Williams, T. Schrader, R. Thornton, D. Anich, J. Sperstad, C. Kelly; (Row 4) M. Croy, C. McCulloch, K. Zarbock, M. LeClaire, B. Whitehouse, T. Milewski, K. Hill, S. Radtke; (Row 5) J. Schmidt, J. Swan, M. Davis, T. Lundin, R. Kamnik, M. Brown, C. Hardtke, K. Heinig, S. Klokner, S. Adler, S. Davis, D. Rageth, K. Reith, T. McGee, T. Day, A. Fitzgerald, G. Brown, D. Wastian. M Club — The M Club is an organization that is open to all students who have let- tered in a sport here at MHS. Its goal is to promote fellow- ship and encourage greater support for sports programs. This is done through several fund-raising activities held during the year. Each spring an annual banquet is held to honor those students who have achieved much in their area of sports. Clubs 133 “HERO” We’re eating this one ourselves! HERO — Home Economics Relat- ed Occupations is a club that focuses its attention on mass food produc- tion. Members do this by working and training at jobs for local facili- ties. This year, for the first time, they also participated in food prep- aration competition, where they made a most respectable showing. A real expert. HERO: (Row 1) R. Pashke; (Row 2) K. Wietrzny, L. Schmidt, T. Schrader, J. Pakenham; (Row 3) Mrs. Wallendahl (advisor) S. Burrow, D. Rozek, D. Moliet, K. Agne, C. Jost, T. Titus, A. Brinkman, L. Hengen. 134 Clubs Spanish Club — Students be- long to the Spanish club for one reason — to learn more about the Spanish language and culture. Their biggest activity of the year is to experience some of that cul- ture by eating at a Spanish restau- rant. They raise money for this by sponsoring bake sales during the year. Spanish Club: (Row 1) L. McCarthy, J. Klug, D. Trendel; (Row 2) K. Papke, D. Arkin, M. Atkins, S. Klokner (Pres.) C. Arkin, C. Pozorski, B. Cooper; (Row 3) C. Smedema, D. Sankey, D. Tuler, A. Mimx, M. Henry, L. Wallace, S. Jensen, Mrs. Gowdy (advisor); (Row 4) J. Armbruster, J. Kniskern, S. Fickau, M. Dippo. VICA: (Row 1) K. Hooker, G. Jorgensen, J. Feich; (Row 2) D. Lobenhofer, J. Rausch, J. Goetz; (Row 3) G. Hemm, S. Cyra, M. Gitzlaff; (Row 4) K. Reith, F. Hinca, F. Pisci tel lo; (Row 5) C. McCulloch, M. Bartholomew, J. Schmidt; (Row 6) R. Wagner, M. Browne, S. Keller; (Row 7) A. King, R. Lianas, R. Hooker; (Row 8) R. Gardner, D. Hooker, P. Ferris; (Row 9) J. Beutler, J. Smith, D. Hannon; (Row 10) S. Beyer, C. Effinger, M. Linton VICA — Vocational-Industrial Clubs of America is a club of students interested in different areas of the vocational and industrial world. Drafting, Metals, Automobiles and Radios are a few examples. Its goal is to help students develop interest and skill in these areas. Students also compete in the annual State Skills Olympics Contest in their individual areas of interest. Clubs 135 SYMPHONIC Flutes Sue Meacham Debbie Markham Georgia Brown Lisa Rosenbecker Chris Lytle Sandi Radtke Margaret Utrie Laurie Uren Betty Manyen Kathy Karpinski Rachel Klug Margaret Bronson Kelly Roberts Doreen Madison Heidi Volkman Kim Schlitt Karen Donohue Lisa Sparks Oboes Sue Shepard Jeanette Lytle Tracy Holat Bassoon Craig Henry Gerriann Crawley Eb Clarinet Terri Theim ■H Clarinets Sue Stocks Kathy Croy Laurie Hibbard Wanda Weink Nancy Pisarek Lisa Morris Debbie Hannon Nancy Wynn Karen Hill RaeAnn Webster Jackie Kniskern Donna Clement Mary Dulka Sue Gross Gayle Dignan Jennifer Schmitter Dawn Thompson Karen Karpinski Carole Petrie Regina Belland Barbara Miller Alto Clarinets Nadine Shepard Jill Armbruster Bass Clarinets Dave Hemm Sue Fickau Melissa Dippo Alto Saxophones Sheryl Fickau Joel Prah Dawn Johnson Norman Siefert Bill Roeber 136 Clubs BAND Noelle Runquist Dana Haugli Greg Brown Kurt Zarbock Kerry Jones Kraig Knippschild Linda Hanson Terry Labinski Dirk Gunderson Karen Martin Paul Holtermann Paul Ferris Brad Naybert Jeff Selz Trombones Karl Bethke Julie Hibbard Ken Formella Dan Pokorny Bonnie Chatterton Todd Wegner Dan Thompson Chris Peterson Baritones Todd Ulrikson Dave Tuttle Brenda Dailey French Horns Basses Jeff L. Johnson Duncan Baker Scott Krause Jon Leenhouts Jodie Bethmann Ken Lang Lisa Bluhm Kevin Knippschild Janet Bertram String Bass Jodie Uren Elizabeth Feldmann Tenor Saxophones Nancy Cochrane Eric Dunlop Lisa Grahek Percussion Angie Kainz Ellen Warnes Dave Paeske Baritone Saxophones Cornets Barb Keller Jim Wrasmann Karen Borland Scott Keller Randy Riek Heidi Teuteberg Bob Orcholski Jim Bannenberg Ray Pashke Stephanie Rynders MIXED CHORUS Mixed Chorus: (Row 1) L. Drefahl, T. Hokamp, M. Hartman, R. Hoffman, C. Rudolph, S. Greco, R. Dable, B. Wambold, D. Wagner, C. Lysacht, D. Rageth, C. Tsukiji; (Row 2) J. Howard, S. Reinke, D. Wastian, R. Kamnick, J. Mueller, L. Allen, M. Herron, B. Neitzel. R. Sitowski, T. Schrader, L. Dunda, K. Roberts, M. LeClaire, N. Riesing, J. Thisenhusen; (Row 3) D. Bronson, K. Lanz, K. Dusynski, T. Tiegs, C. Stair, R. Schman, C. Wright, R. Grueling, D. Jensen, S. Landers, T. Sokolwoski, T. Huebner, B. Rozek, N. Runquist, L. Hanson, C. Sullivan, S. Leonard; (Row 4) L. Schmidt, D. Deacon, C. Johnson, S. Radtke, L. Wetjen, M. Krebsback B. Wambold, M. Furrer, C. Dowdle, K. Knippschild, T. Oberholtzer, D. Williamson, T. Lundin, E. Simon, K. Pulvermacher, F. Minnick, I. Brokman, S. Chase, C. Effinger. BARBERSHOP QUARTET Barbershop Quartet: Bluzette Stemper, Dianne Day, Diane Deacon, Candy Johnson, Ms. Kuharsky (advi- sor) 138 Clubs TREBLE CHOIR Treble Choir: (Row 1) S. Przybylski, L. Deacon, M. Schankey, T. McHeshick, L. Leinon, C. Fohr, D. Freidl. W. Smith, J. Williams, D. Day; (Row 2) M. Wellna, M. Nygren, D. Muecke, B. Schulz. T. Bornfleth, M. Bergsma, C. Thiesenhusen. J. Fettig, K. Huth, B. Stemper. B. Flores; (Row 3) K. Duehr, C. Johnson, K. Woods, K. Brown, B. Cooper, D. Streator, M. LeClaire, H. Benavides, P. Shepard, D. Darga, K. Fore, I. Blomenkamp. P. Hokamp; (Row 4) A. Minnick, M. Knobel, K. Cooper, J. Manke, S. Reinke, D. Deacon, J. Rasmussen, B. Whitehouse, L. Reinke, D. Geilfuss, K. Kolpin, C. Sievert, D. Perry, D. Haas. CHAMBER SINGERS Chamber Singers: (Row 1) T. Huebner; (Row 2) C. Wright, S. Chase, D. Rozek, M. Krebsbach; (Row 3) N. Runquist, R. Dable, J. Howard; (Row 4) T. Oberholtzer, T. Tiegs, R. Grueling, K. Bethke. Clubs 139 CONCERT BAND Flutes Donna Riek Mariann Belland Greg Krueger Karen Szmajser Pam Cameron Timm Byrne Ken Crawley Lynn Feltes Lynn Alloy Tim Stoecker Dani Muecke Kim Litwicki Tenor Saxophones Julie Johnson Kris Krull Gail Kraemer Mary Jo Lundin Dave Justin Paula Collins Debbie Sankey Tammi Schoen Frank Fox Kerri King Kelly Conn Kevin Grantz Chris Espinoza Carol Sawyer French Horn Tom Beranek Karen Kirschner Shari Emmons Jenny Klug Beth Sanders Lisa Langenbach Gina Prochniak Kevin Daane Brenda Moser Meg Hensersky Baritones Tim Behling Sally Stoll Mark Dunlop Rick Dable Dan Stine Denise Trendel Steve Karl Tony Hansen John Mecikalski Deanna Busack Scott Sitowski Todd Linde Tina Christianson Leanne Holmes Bill Hughes Tracy Joles Alto Clarinets Basses Rob Schaumberg Kathy Wojtasiak Shelli Johnson Dave Thompson Jim Shepard Nadine Cook Lynda Schmidt Steve Crouch Pat Mazurkiewicz Bob Mueller Percussion Jenny Schaeffer Bass Clarinets John Taylor Lori HunterlSheryl Michelle Gerbasi Trombones Dan Davis Madison Rose Stine Jim McPhetridge Mike Jost Shari LeDuc Will Hein Scott Donovan Chris Stobber Alto Saxophones Linda Krueger Jerry Rapp Jon Kinney Dave Williamson Scott Sawejka Oboe Jodie Dickert Kari Roberts Laurie Sattler Susy Jensen Frank Laurich Bruce Turner Clarinets Mike Anderson Cornets Melissa Henry Darrell Kufalk Dave Zibolski Cheryl Totsky Konnie Laverrenz Steve Jones Mike Haisler 140 Clubs JAZZ BAND Jazz Band: (Row 1) K. Borland, H. Teuteberg; (Row 2) S. Stocks, D. Johnson, K. Croy, N. Shepard, E. Dunlop, M. Lundin, J. Kinney, M. Anderson, D. Kufalk; (Row 3) L. Hibbard, W. Weink, N. Pisarek, L. Rosenbecker, T. Joles, K. Wojtasiak, N. Runquist, D. Pokorny, K. Formella, J. Hibbard, J. Klug, R. Dable; (Row 4) G. Brown, D. Haugli, D. Gunderson, D. Justin, D. Zibolski, G. Krueger, M. Haisler, L. Hanson, B. Orcholski, S. Keller; (Row 5) J. Taylor, D. Paeske. PEP BAND Pep Band: (Row 1) S. Stocks, K. Croy, L. Hibbard, M. Utrie, L. Uren, K. Roberts; (Row 2) J. Schmitter, T. Theim, J. Kniskern, S. Meacham, L. Rosenbecker, B. Manyen, D. Mark- ham, L. Sparks, E. Warnes, J. Bertram; (Row 3) N. Pisarek, R. Webster, D. Hannon, C. Petrie, W. Weink, R. Belland, B. Miller, J. Mueller, S. Gross, E. Dunlop, N. Shepard, H. Teuteberg, J. Uren, L. Grahek; (Row 4) K. Zarbock, G. Brown, D. Gunderson, D. Haugli, N. Runquist, L. Hanson, D. Paeske, S. Donovan, B. Orcholski, B. Naybert, S. Keller, S. Krause, D. Clement, K. Bethke, D. Pokorny, K. Formella, J. Hibbard. Clubs 141 POM-PONS Pom-Pon Squad: (clockwise from front) T. Slaski, B. Slaski (co-cap), M. McGraw, L. Sattler, M. Friedrich. B. Whitehouse, V. Hotzfeld, S. Radtke (cap.) L. Rosenbecker, C. Poole, M. Hotzfeld, K. Martins, A. Meyers, L. Drefahl. COLOR GUARDS Colorguard-Symphonic Band: (Row 1) T. Theim (co-cap.), T. Holat, J. Beth- mann, E. Warnes, J. Jensen, N. Cochrane, L. Grahek; (Center) J. Bertram (Cap.), J. Armbruster (Cap.); (Arc-Lt. to Rt) J. Lytle, S. Fickau, S. Stocks, G. Dignin, C. Petrie, B. Manyen, W. Weink, H. Volkmann (co-cap.), D. Thompson, S. Fickau, K. Croy. Colorguard-Concert Band: (Lt. to Rt.) J. Klug, K. Krull, S. Jensen, P. Collins, J. Dickert, S. LeDuc, T. Joles. 142 Clubs DRUM MAJORS AND TWIRLER Twirler: Sue Meacham; Drum Majors: Laurie Hib- bard, Scott Keller, Karen Hill. Drama: (Row 1) E. Warnes, T. Rapp, B. Gedemer, J. Musha, T. Huebner, B. Cooper, K. Duehr; (Row 2) B. West, K. Peterson, I. Brokman, L. Drefahl, C. Poole, D. Madison, B. Blau, J. Mueller, D. Rageth, K. Weier, W. Lewis, M. Nygren, J. Tatrow; (Row 3) B. Hill, Y. Villarreal, L. Edler, S. Chase, T. Ober- holtzer, D. Justin, T. Strum, F. Hein, J. Wysocki, B. Orcholski Mr. Shively (advisor) Drama Club — The Drama Club is the group of talented and spirited students of our school who support and put on the terrific plays for the rest of the stu- dent body. This year they brought us “Arse- nic and Old Lace.” They also take trips to watch other play pro- ductions performed. They raise money by having bake sales dur- ing the year. Clubs 143 Debate: (Front) M. Nygren; (Lt. to Rt.) C. Wirth, K. Peter- son, B. Gedemer, D. Justin, S. Davis, Mrs. Cohn (advisor) W. Rhode, Mr. Shively (advisor) FORENSICS Forensics — The students in Forensics participate in public speaking competitions against other schools. There are nine dif- ferent speaking catagories. Some of them are poetry, prose, oratory, storytelling and four minute speech. The students may receive ribbons, medals, or trophies as a result of their hard work. Forensics: (Row 1) Y. Villarreal, K. Weier, D. Rageth, B. Blau, D. Justin, B. Gedemer, T. Oberholtzer, L. Edler. B. Cooper, F. Minnick, T. Strum; (Row 2) C. Poole, W. Rhode, L. Drefahl, L. Uren, J. Mueller, T. Huebner, E. Warnes, B. Orcholski, Mrs. Cohn (advisor) 144 Clubs AFS — American Field Service is a national club that makes it possible for students to live in a differ- ent country with another family. It is a tremendous experience for students to be able to spend time in a different country and learn about a different culture. The AFS has many differ- ent fund raising activities. Their annual pizza sale was one; they also had a spa- ghetti dinner and a cheese and sausage sale. Students who are interested in learn- ing about different areas of the world are encouraged to join. AFS: (Row 1) R. Kubicek, J. Mueller, E. Warnes, K. Wilkening, K. Holtermann; (Row 2) M. Nygren, C. Tsukiji, D. Robinson (Vice. Pres.), D. Cypcar (Pres.), J. Armbruster, I. Brokman, J. Nachgreiner; (Row 3) K. Weier, S. Fickau, J. Kniskern, B. West, L. Grisamone, S. Petzman, K. Schlitt, J. Anschutz, N. Shepard, L. Hibbard, R. Mowers, L. Thibault, Mrs. Olson (advisor); (Row 4) J. Musha, C. Espinoza, M. Bronson, J. Reichel, K. Peterson, L. Hunter; (Row 5) S. Carlson, A. Perinich, T. Strum; (Row 6) J. Wiesenthal, K. Williams, S. Haslam. FCA FCA: (Row 1) J. Swan, C. Dowdle, D. Gronemus, S. Polacek, M. Davis, M. Glasenapp, C. Williams, J. Schmidt, D. Thompson, G. Butler, J. Crawley, H. Christenson; (Row 2) Mr. Enright (advisor) D. Williamson, S. Cyra, J. Collins, R. Schoolcraft, S. Chase, D. Wastian, K. Knippschild, A. Fitzgerald, S. Kipperman, S. Jensen, W. Hein. Clubs 145 German Club — The stu- dents in the German Club learn about the culture and language of Germany. Stu- dents can join without hav- ing had courses in German. The big event of the club is a trip to Germany every other year. The club trav- eled there last year and the pictures below are some that a “budding photogra- pher” brought back for us. The club raises money for its trips by having an annu- al candy sale and by spon- soring one of MHS’s dances. German Club: (Row 1) D. Stockey, J. Beutler, K. Polak, D. Dahms, L. Aschenbrenner, R. Gerber, K. Coats, M. Busse; (Row 2) M. Hensersky, M. Bergsma, M. Draeger, L. Feldmann, D. Meier, K. Formella, D. Geilfuss, I. Glomenkamp, P. Maszurkiewicz; (Row 3) R. Kubicek, M. Gitzlaff, L. Langenbach, B. Gardner, T. Holat, I. Brockmann, C. Eversum, L. Feltes, B. Wrasman, B. Mihlauber, D. Bolser; (Row 4) Mr. Trainor (advisor) L. Grisamore, G. Krueger, K. Karpinski, R. Formella, L. Hunter, K. Holtermann, J. Manke, J. Taylor, J. Ram low, K. Daane, S. Davis. 146 Clubs Student Government: (Row 1) D. Dobbs, M. Henry; (Row 2) D. Anich, M. Uribe, G. Brown, G. Crawley, S. Davis, J. Jensen, C. Totsky; (Row 3) T. Ceballos, J. Williams, B. Kalinowski, S. Fickau, K. Hill, S. Sugden, Mr. Smith (advisor); (Row 4) J. Bertram, S. Chase, T. Tiegs, J. Crawley, K. Heinig, C. Kelly. S T U D E N T G 0 V E R N M E N T Student Government The members of the Student Government learn about the basic principles of democra- cy. The group consists of re- presentatives from each of the four classes. They work together with the adminis- tration and faculty to help solve any problems between the student body and admin- istration. They also spon- sored many activities this year, such as Homecoming activities and a food drive. Student Government — The members of the Student Government learn about the basic principles of democracy. They do this at their meetings. NHS - (Row 1) C. Lytle, J. Mueller; (Row 2) S. Stocks, S. Fickau, G. Jorgenson, K. Roberts, G. Crawley, J. Reichow; (Row 3) D. Cypcar, J. Kniskern, G. Butler, K. Zarbock, J. Rausch, M. Gitzlaff; (Row 4) S. Meacham, L. Morris, K. Bethke. J. Stumpner, J. Armbruster, J. Bertram; (Row 5) T. McGee, J. Jesnen, S. Radtke, W. Rhode, G. Peterson, G. Brown, J. Thiesenhusen; (Row 6) L. Bau- man, C. Jaworski NHS - The National Hon- or Society is an organization whose purpose is to give rec- ognition to theexceptional students who have not only gained high academic achievement, but also have shown good moral character, sound leadership, and ser- vice to their school and com- munity. Students qualify by having a grade point average of 3.2 and by recommenda- tions of staff members. Clubs 147 Photography Club — The Arrow staff wishes to thank Mr. Mainella and the photography club for their help in completing this yearbook. They really worked hard to supply us with pictures and make this yearbook something extra-special. Photography Club: (Row 1) M. Scovern, P. Hokamp, K. Martin, R. Ritter, J. Roller; (Row 2) H. Roth, J. Deering, M. Movrich, C. Effinger, A. Luther, L. Reinke, R. Grieger, M. Glasenapp; (Row 3) J. Koch, B. Hill, C. Williams, Mr. Mainella (advisor) J. Feich, K. Dowdle, G. Butler. PHOTOGRAPHY Our thanks also to Ken Whittemore, our representative from Jostens American Yearbook Co. Without his help, encour- agement and teaching, our yearbook wouldn’t be so special. The staff would also like to thank Sue Stocks (“Sue Bee”) for all the hard work and effort she has put into this yearbook to make it some- thing really special. Sue Stocks — Arrow Editor 148 Clubs 149 Senior Class Officers: Sue Fickau, Secretary; Mark Draeger, President; Julie Jensen, Vice- president; Sheila Chase, Treasurer. Upon entering Mukwonago High School, we, the senior class of 1980, faced many new objectives, challenges, and op- portunities. As freshmen, we fought our battles in the commons — searching for a place to sit, but continually dreading to ask that inevitable question, “Excuse me, is that chair saved?” Just when we felt we knew our way around the school, we realized that room 804 was not a science room, but an English room, which as a result, de- flated our self-confidence. However, we soon began to accept the new feeling of high school, and realized that this place wasn’t so bad after all. As sophomores, we discovered the true value of the Center, as we reluctantly sat through the famed Western Civ large groups. On the other hand, learning to drive greatly enforced our self-assurance, but nevertheless, parallel parking once again weakened our will. With half of our high school years be- hind us, our junior year laid the founda- tion for our many responsibilities as up- perclassmen. As prom approached, the girls waited anxiously for that special question, while the gentlemen apprehensively tried to “scrape-up seventy-five bucks.” With its theme of “Just the Way You Are,” prom proved to be a wonderful success, and ev- eryone left with many beautiful memories. As seniors, we returned to school only to find that our locker bay had disappeared, and in its place stood Mukwonago’s new Counseling Center. Our education took on new meaning, for we realized we would not be returning the following year .. . And we aspired new goals, values, and dreams. We now look toward the future, realiz- ing that graduation not only marks the end of our high school years, but the be- ginning of many new horizons. Although we shall all go our individual ways, we will always treasure the many memories which lie here in MHS. 150 Senior� Tammy Adamski Plays M-4; Drama M-4; FBLA 4. Kathleen Agne Track 1-2; Volleyball 1; Band 1-2; Color Guard 1-2; HKRO 4. Chris Antczak Laurie Baumann Volleyball M; Bow Wow I; Ski ('lub 1-2; NHS M-4; Lion’s Award 2. Jeffrey Barth VICA M. Joseph Beitz Wrestling 1; Band I. Lisa Benavides Wendee Anderson Louis Anich Baseball 2; 'Brack .M-4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 2; Plays 2; Sportsman’s Club Treasurer 1; Sportsman’s Club President 2; FCA 4; Transferred from Di- vine Word Seminary 3. Jill Armbruster Gymnastics 1-2; Band 1-4; Col- or Guard 1-4; Cheerleader M-4 M-('lub M; Spanish Club 1-4 Student Government 2; NHS M-4; AFS 4; Class M'reasurer 2. Seniors 151 Janet Bertram Track 3-4; Volleyball 1-4; Bas- ketball 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1 -4; Jazz Band 2; Rifle Squad 3- 4; Student (Government 1-4; NHS 3-4; Badger (Girl Alter- nate 3; Class Vice President 3. Kenneth Bolzer Football 1; Wrestling 1-2,4; (German Club 1: Ski Club 1-3. Karl Bethke Golf 1-4; Football 1-4; Basket- ball 1-3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1- 2; Jazz Band 1-2; M-Club 2-4; Student Government 1-2; NHS 3-4; Lion’s Award 2; Badger Boy 3; Chamber Singers 4. Jeff Beutler Debate 2; Ski Club 3; V1CA 4; Transferred from Washington High School 1. Diane Berndt Chorus 1-4; Transferred from Greenfield 2. Donna Billings FHA 1-2. Isn’t school exciting? Applause, applause! 152 Seniors Donald Bradley Ski Club 1-3; Transferred from Larking High School, Illinois 3. Steven Bovee VIC A 1-3. Iris Brokman Volleyball 4; Chorus 4; Drama 4; (ierman Club 4; AFS 4; AFS Student from Bielefeld. Ger- many. Nancy Brissette Myles Brown Track 1-3; Football 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-2; Band 1-2; Home- coming Court 3-4; M-Club 3,4. Georgia Brown Track 1-2,4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2; Cheerleader 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; M-Club 3-4; Student Government 1-4; NHS 3-4; Class Secretary 1-2. Margaret Bronson Band 1-4; Arrow 3; AFS 4. Brian Brotherton Transferred from Hazelwood High School, Missouri. Amy Brinkman Glen Brandemuehl Track I; Gymnastics 1; Flays 3; Basketball 2; Ski Club 2-3. Drama 2-3; Forensics 3; FHA 4; HhiRO 4. Seniors 153 Michael Browne Key Club 4; VICA 4; FBI.A 4. Carla Brugge OiiiTs Glee 4. You too can be a carpenter. Kxcedrin headache number 29. Bonnie Chatterton I rack 1-2; Band 1-4; Color Guard 1 -• ; Debate I; Ski Club l-T Sheila Chase Track '.V, Plays 1-4; Chorus 1-4; ( handier Singers .‘1-4; Home- coming Court 4; Drama 1-4; Student Government 4; Class Treasurer 4. 154 Seniors Heidi Christenson Track 2. Gerriann Crawley Softball 2-4; Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1; Jazz Band 1; M-Club 2- 4; Student Government 2-4; NHS 11-4; (Mass President 2; Class Secretary 3; Lion’s Award 2. Kathryn Croy Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Jazz Band 3-4; Color Guard 3-4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Court 4; Key Club 4; Ski Club 2; Arrow 4; Student Govern- ment 1; APS 4; Orchestra 1; Honor State Band 1; Trans- ferred 2. Donna Clement Track 1-2; Volleyball 1; Band 14; Pep Band 3-4; Ski Club 1- 3. Bob Crouch Track 1-2; Football 1-4; Wres- tling 1; Band 1-2; Prom Court 3; M-Club 1-4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1-4. Jeffrey Curler Basketball 1; Football 1-2; Wrestling 1; Transferred from Waterford 3. David Cypcar Arrow 3-4; NHS 3-4; AFS 1-4; Lion's Award 2; FMCC 1. Thomas Day Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4; Prom Court 3; M-Club 3-4. Diane Deacon Chorus 4; Girl’s Glee Chamber Singers 3. 1-4; Ralph Deering Seniors 155 Melissa Dippo Band 1-4; Color Guard 1-2; Spanish Club 1-4; Student Government 1; Gymnastics Manager 1-2. Karen Donahue Track 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Band 1-4; Ski Club 1-3. Margaret Douglas David Drephal Baseball 1-2; Track 1-4; Bas- ketball 2; Wrestling 1,4; Foot- ball 1-3; Transferred from Muskego 2. Jeffrey Duvernell Football 1; Wrestling 1-,‘J. Lisa Domenosky Shawn Donovan Mark Draeger Football 1-4; Plays 1-3; Band 1- 2; Prom Court 3; Forensics 1-2; Debate 1; German Club 1-3; Student Government 1-3; Class President 1,3-4. Chris Dudenas Band 1-2; Pep Band 2; Key Club 4; FBLA 3-4; French Club 1-2; Transferred from Luke M. Powers. Michigan 2. 7 Christine Effinger Volleyball 1; Plays 2-4; Chorus 3-4; Drama 2-3; Forensics 2-4; Pow Wow 2-4; Ski Club 2; Ar- row 2; Student Government 3; FHA 2. 156 Seniors Kirt Effinger Track 1-3; Football 1-2. Sue Fickau Track 1-4; Volleyball 1-2; Has kethall 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1; Jazz Band 1-2; Color Guard 4; Key Club 1; Spanish Club 3- 4; Student Government 4; AFS 4; Class Secretary 4. Joanne Eisert Office Aide 1-4. Robin Emmons Band 1-2; Color Guard 2. Christian Eversum Baseball 4; Track 3; Football 3; VICA 3; Transferred from Hamilton 3. Renee Figge Track 1-4; Cross Country 4; Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 1-2; Band 1-3; Color Guard 2; Cheerleader 3-4; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3; M-Club 1. Penny Fischer Track 1-2; Gymnastics 1; Band 1-2; Pom-pons 1; M-Club 1. Joel Feich Ski Club 2; VICA 1-2. Angela Fitzgerald Track 1-3; Gymnastics 1-4; Band 1-2; Color Guard 2; Pom- pons 1; Homecoming Court 3-4; Prom Court 3; M-Club 1-4; Key Club 1-2. Martin Fix Track 1-2; Cross Country 2-3; Band 1-2; Key Club 4. Seniors 157 Christopher Ford Richard Formella Track 1-4; Cross Country 4; Band 1-2; German Club 4. Joseph Friedl Mark Friedrich Key Club 1-2; Ski Club 2-3; Student Government 1; VICA Sue Foss Band 1-2. Michelle Fregien Key Club 3-4; Ski Club 1-3; Plays 1; Forensics 1; Trans- ferred from Richardson High School, Michigan. Ha-ha, you lose. Caught in the act. 158 Seniors Debra Geilfuss Girl’s Glee 11-4: Key Club 3-4; Spanish Club 3. Michael Gitzlaff Football 1; German Club 1-4: VICA 1-4: NHS 3-4: Lion's Award 2. Amanda Glasenapp Track 2.4; Gymnastics 1-4; Rand 1-2; Pom-pons I: Cheer- leader 4; Prom Court 3; M-Club 1-4: Key Club 1-2. Jessica Glasenapp Gymnastics 1-4; Rand 1; Pom- pons I; Cheerleader 4; Prom Court 3; M-Club 1-4; Key Club 1-2; Strings Orchestra 4; Track Manager 2. James Gouger VICA 4. Seniors 159 Cirrrrr! Robin Grieger Smoking Area Committee Kevin Hamm Football 1-3; Basketball 1. 160 Seniors Bonnie Hardtke Gymnastics 4; Pom-pons 1; Band 2; M-Club 3; Key Club 2. Greg Hemm Baseball 1-2; Football 1-2,4; Band 1-2; Jazz Band 1; Ski Club 3; VIC A 3-4; Transferred from Edison Jr. High 2. Frank Hinca Golf 2-4; Ski Club 3; V1CA 4. Terrance Hogan Baseball 1-4; Wrestling 2; Transferred from Milwaukee Hamilton 2. Lee Hengen HKRO 4. Pamela Hokamp Girl's Glee 4. Ronald Hooker VICA 1-4. Seniors lb I Ulf Jaegersberg German Club 1-2: Ski Club 2; German Award for Essay Writ- ing: German Award for Testing 98'. in Nation. William Jahns Valerie Hotzfeld Pom-pons 3-4: Key Club 4: German Club 1-2: Transferred from Greendale 2. Jill Howard Chorus 3-4: Girl’s Glee 1-2: Chamber Singers 3-4. Triek-or-treat. Did you see a ghost? Joanne Hurm Vollevball 1. Thomas Inzeo Baseball 1-4; Football 1: Drama 3; M-Club 3; Intramural Bas- ketball 1-4. ltD Seniors Julia Jensen Softball 3-4; Track 1-2; Volley- ball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1-3; Rifle Squad 3-4; Home- coming Court 4; M-Club 1-4; Key Club 1-2; Fow Wow 1; Stu- dent Government 1-4; NHS 3- 4; Badger Girl 3; Class Vice President 4. Cindie Jaworski Softball 1; Track 2; Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 1; Chorus 1-4; Chamber Singers 3-4; Cheer- leader 2-4; Forensics 1; Key Club 2; Ski Club 3; Student Government 1; Transferred from Franklin 1. Cathleen Johnson Track 1; Chorus 1; Girl’s Glee 2. Candis Johnson Chorus 4; Girl’s Glee 1-4. Gay Ann Jorgensen Arrow 4; NHS 3-4; Lion's Award 2; Cheerleader 3; VICA 1-4; VICA Secretary 2; VICA State Vice President 3; VICA State President 4. Kerry Jones Golf 2-4; Band 1-4. Scott Kading Carrie Jost Basketball 1; HERO 4. VICA 3. Rega Kamnik Track 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Girl’s Glee 1; Cheerleader 1-4; Home- coming Court 2; M-Club 3-4; Student Government 1-3; Class Vice President 2. Robert Keller Baseball 1-2; Basketball 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Key Club 1; VICA 4. Seniors 163 Is yours an innie or an outtie? 164 Seniors Kraig Knippschild Baseball 1; Football 1-4; Wres- tling 2-4: Chorus 4; Band 1-4; M-Club 2-4. Kevin Knippschild Baseball 1-2; Football 2-4; Band 1-4; Intramural Basket- ball 1-4. Santa’s little helper Mark Kleinhans Transferred from Bell dr. High 1. Don Knautz Baseball 1-4; Football 1-2,4; Basketball 2-4; M Club 2-4. Seniors 165 Jacqueline Kniskern Band l-4;Pep Band 3-4; Key Club 2-4; Spanish Club 2-4; Pow Wow 4; Ski Club 3; Arrow 3; NHS 3-4; AFS 1-4; Lion’s Award 2. Catherine Koepsel FHA 2. Louise Konieczny Track 1-2; Volleyball 1,3-4; Gymnastics 1; Ski Club 1; Prom Court 3. Vicki Kowalicki Patricia Ksobiech Mark Kreger Jill Roller Pow Wow 3-4; Lion’s Award 2; Band 1-2. Karen Kolpin Chorus 4; Key Club 4; Trans- ferred from Eisenhower 2. Scott Krause Football 1-2,4; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-2; Jazz Band 1-2. Jon Kraatz Transferred from Waukesha South 2. 4 Ha' 166 Seniors Michael Lesch Football 1-2; VIC A 3. Michael Linton Football 2; Ski Club 2-3; VICA 3-4. Mary Luczak Debate 1; AFS 1. Vince Lianas Baseball 1-4; Football 14; Wrestling 2-3; Homecoming Court 3-4; Prom Court 3; M- Club 3 4; VICA 4. Carl Lang Baseball 2; Football 4; VICA 2. Jon Leenhouts Basketball Manager 2; Plays 2- 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Pow Wow 2-3; Ski Club 1-3; Student Government 1; Class Vice President 1. Did you miss lunch? Say Cheese Seniors 167 Annette Luther Volleyball 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1-2; M-Club 3-4. Patrick Lynch Ski Club 1. Colleen Lysaught Chorus 4; Girl’s Glee 4. Christine Lytle Gymnastics 2-3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-2; Forensics 1; German Club 1-2; ('lass Secretary 2; Lion’s Award 2. Jill Martin James Mayotte Football 1; Drama 3-4. Timothy McGee Track 1-3; Football 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-4; Band 1-2; Prom Court 3; M-Club 3-4; Arrow 2. Robert McKenzie Suzanna Meacham Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Jazz Band 1; Twirler 1-4; German Club 1-2; NHS 3-4; Lion’s Award 2. Todd Lundin Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-4; Chorus 4; Band 1-2; Jazz Band 1-2; Prom Court 3; M-Club 3-4. 168 Seniors Sandra Miller Band 1-2. Seniors 169 Dream on:: Chris Moon Andrea Meyers Pom-pons 4; FBLA 4; Trans- ferred from Terre Haute North 3. Rick Moede Band 1-2. Lisa Morris Band 1-4; NHS 3-4; Lion’s Award 2. Cynthia Milewski Track 1. Mary Movrich Track 1; Plays 2; Band 1; Dra- ma 2-3; Forensics 3; Ski Club 1- 3. Bradley Naybert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Kev Club 1-3. Cathy Noble Gerald Mueller Plays 2-4; Chorus 1 -4; Chamber Singers 2-3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Drama 2-4; Forensics 2-4; Ski Club 2-3; Arrow 3; NHS 3-4; AFS 2-4; Lion’s Award 2. Thomas Oberholtzer Golf 1-4; Plays 1-4; Chamber Singers 3-4; Drama 1-4; Foren sics 1 -4; Chorus 3-4; Key Club 3; Lion's Award 2. Jeffrey Pakenham Track 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-2; Ski Club 1-3; HERO 4. Raymond Pashke Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Ski Club 1-3; HERO 4. Patricia Pestor Steven Pawlak Greg Peterson Track 1-4; Football 1; Cross Country 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1-2; Homecoming Court 4; M-Club 1-4. 170 Seniors John Peterson Frank Ptecitello Thomas Peterson Baseball l-2; Football 1-4; Key Club 4. Wrestling 1-4; Flays 3; Drama 3; M-Club 3-4; VICA 4. James Poe Pat Porter Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4. The Pepsodent Smile Picasso at work. Jay Peterson V ■’ ’ ,'.-1 t 1 ‘i ‘M Seniors 171 Joel Prah Wrestling 1-4; Band 1-4; M Club 2-4; Ski Club 2. Robin Rachwal Band 1-2; Pom-pons 2; Cheer leader 1-2; Student Govern- ment 1. Sandra Radtke Track 1-3; Volleyball 1; Plays 2-3; Chorus 2-4; Girl’s Glee 1; Cham!)er Singers 3-4; Band 1-4; Pom-pons 1-4; Cheerleader 2; Drama 2; M-Club 3-4; Pow Wow 1; Student Government 1; APS 14; NHS 3-4. Julie Rausch Softball 2; Volleyball 1-3; M- Cluh 2-4; VICA' 4; PBLA 4; NHS 3-4; Basketball 1. Jill Reichow Cheerleader 2,4; Homecoming Court 2; Ski Club 1-3; Arrow 4; NHS 3-4. Sharon Reinke Track 1 -2; Chorus 4; Girl’s Glee 2; Band 2. 172 Seniors Nancy Riesing Chorus 4; Girl’s Glee 1-4. Kelly Roberts Chorus 2-4; Girl’s Glee 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 4; Ski Club 3. Desiree Robinson Track 2; Pom-pons 3; Key Club 4; AFS 3-4; Outdoor Club 2; In- ternational Club 2; Transferred from Palatine High School 3. Edward Roder Timothy Richardson Baseball 1; Basketball 1-2; Ski Club 2-3; VICA 1-4. Seniors 173 Donald Ross Baseball 1-3; Football 1; VICA 4. Wayne Rohde Football 1; Forensics 1-4; De- bate 1-4; Student Government 1; NHS 3-4; Lion’s Award 2. Debbie Rozek Band 1; Fom-pons 1; Cheer- leader 1; HERO 4. Daniel Ruediger Football 1-2; VICA 3-4 Brian Sargeant Baseball 1-4; Basketball 2. Daniel Schaefer Football 1-4. Tammy Schankey Band 1-2. Bret Sanders Baseball 1; Basketball 1-2; Wrestling 1; Plays 1; Ski Club 1-3; VICA 1-4. 174 Seniors Nancy Schmidt Softball 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 3-4; M-Club 2-4. Tod Schrader Track 1; Football 1-2; Basket- ball 1-3; Chorus 1; Prom Court 3. Jeffrey Selz Wrestling 1-4; Band 1-4; Key Club 1; VIC A 3-4. Thomas Seri VICA 4. Christine Sievert Chorus 2; FBI.A 3. Brenda Slaski Track 1-2; Volleyball 1-2; Pom- pons 3-4; Key Club 4. L ufi Jit Seniors 17ft Jerry Smith VICA 3-4; VICA President 3; VICA Vice President 4; Lion's Award 2; Transferred from Greenfield 2. Jeffrey Sperle Football 1-2; Kev Club 1-4. Paul Stender VICA 4. Paul Stock Ski Club 1-3. Colleen Strader Band 1-2; Drama 1. Robert Soneberg Cynthia Stair Chorus 1-4; Arrow 1-2; Student Government 1. Ron Stine VICA 4; Cross Country Susan Stocks Girl’s Glee 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Jazz Band 3-4; Color Guard 2-4; Pom-pons 1; Foren- sics 2; Arrow 1-4; Student Gov- ernment 1-3; NHS 3-4; Class Treasurer 3. Renee Strebe Band 1-3; Transferred from Waukesha South 2. 176 Seniors Shanna Streeter Spanish Club 1-3; FBLA 4. James Stumpner Track 1-4; Football 1-2; Wres- tling 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; Debate 1; M-Club 3-4; Key Club 2,4; Cross Country 1-4; Lion’s Award 2. Patti Suhm Track 1-2,4; Gymnastics 1-4; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3; M-Club 1-4. Colleen Sullivan Chorus 2-4: Chamber Singers 4; Transferred from Shales Jr. High 1. Thomas Tatrow Baseball 1-2; Football 1-2; Wrestling 1-4. Bruce Teuteberg Mukwonago’s Alan Funt Seniors 177 Julie Thienhusen Track 2; Chorus 4; Cheerleader 2-4; Homecoming Court 3; M- Club 2-4; Key Club 2-3; Span- ish Club 1-2; NHS 3-4. Anthony Thwing Football 1-2; Wrestling 1. Tammy Titus Track 2; FHA 4; HERO 4. David Tuttle Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-2; Band 1-4; Ski Club 2-3. Laurie Uren Plays 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 4; Pom-Pons 1; Drama 2-4; For- ensics 3-4; Student Govern- ment 3; FBLA 4; Majorette 3. Roy Thornton Baseball 3; Track 1; Football 4; VICA 1; M-Club 2. Tamara Tiegs Softball 3; Track 1-2; Plays 3; Chorus 3-4; Chamber Singers 4; Cheerleader 1-4; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3; Drama 1-3; M-Club 3-4; Ski Club 1-3; Student Government 4. Chiharu Tsukiji Key Club 4; Arrow 4; AFS Stu- dent from Japan Todd Ulrikson Baseball 4; Golf 1-2; Football 1,3-4; Basketball 1; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1; Key Club 1-2; Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 1-3. 178 Seniors Patricia Wappenschmidt Softball 3-4; Volleyball 3-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1-3; Color Guard 2; Prom Court 3; M- Club 2-4; Lion’s Award 2; Bad- ger Girl 3; Drum Majorette 1,4. Lisa Washicheck Christine Wegner Debra Wastian Track 1; Chorus 1-4; Girl’s Glee 1,3; Cheerleader 1-4; M-Club 3- 4; Ski Club 1-3. Kay Weier Homecoming Court 2; Drama 1-4; Forensics 2-3; Debate 3; AFS 1-4. Lynda Wetjer Chorus 1,4; Transferred from Forest Lake 4. Karen WTietrzny Track 1-2; Arrow 3-4; HERO 4; Lion’s Award 2. Barbara Whitehouse Track 2-4; Girl’s Glee 1-4; Pom- pons 4; M-Club 4. Brian Wambold Chorus 1-4. Seniors 179 Calvin Williams Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4; Bas- ketball 1 2; Band 1-2; Home- coming Court 3-4; Prom Court 3. Laura Wolter Band 1-3; Pom-pons 3; Twirler 1-2; FBLA 4; Ski Club 2. Michael Wood Kurt Zarbock Golf 1-4; Football 1-4; Basket- ball Manager 1-3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 4; Key Club 1-4; Ski Club 1-2; NHS 3-4; AFS 1-3; Badger Boy 3. Seniors not pictured: Karen Curler Mike Hassi Cross Country 1 2. Band 1-3; Drama 1 3 Lydell Kluck Lucinda Marquardt Robert Marsolek VICA 4; Transferred from Mil waukee Tech High School 2 Diane Mollett Plays 2; Drama 2. Marlene Ortiz Pep Club 2; Transferred from Milwaukee Hamilton 4. Michael Presta Carol Selzer Plays 1; Chorus 1; Color Guard 1-2; Spanish Club 1; FBLA 3-4; NHS 3-4; Transferred from Schlarman High School, Dan- ville. Illinois 2. 180 SENIOR HONORS Valedictorian (lay Ann Jorgensen Salutatoria� l.isa Morris Jill Armbruster Laurie Baumann Janet Bertram Karl Bethke Georgia Brown Greg Butler Gerrianne Crawley David Cypcar Sue Pickau Cindy Jaworski Julie Jensen Gay Ann Jorgensen Jackie Kniskern Patricia Ksobiech Christine Lytle Timothy McGee Lisa Morris Gerald Mueller Sandra Radtke Julie Rausch Jill Keichow Wayne Rohde Carol Sel er Susan Stocks Julie Thiesenhusen Kurt Zarbock BADGER STATE Representatives Karl Bethke Julie Jensen Patricia Wappenschmidt Kurt Zarbock Seniors 181 IRIS Iris Brokmann, one of our foreign exchange students this year, is from Bielefeld, Germany. She is staying with the Lytle family. Her hob- bies include music, sailing, volleyball, skiing and other sports. Upon completion of her A.F.S. year she will return to high school and then go to college to become a veterinarian. 182 Iris CHIHARU Chiharu Tsukiji is our foreign exchange stu- dent from Japan. Her home is in a town at the base of Mt. Fuji, near Tokyo. She looked for- ward to being an AFS student since she was very young. Chiharu enjoys singing and going to sports events. Upon her return home she will return to school. During her stay here, she lived with the Sperstad family. I TIME IS STORED IN MEMORIES THAT EACH, IN HIS OR HER OWN WAY, WILL ALWAYS TREASURE. 185 FRESHMEN A Achtenhagen, Bret - 36, 96 Allen. Anne Marie - 36 Andersen, Michael - 36, 140, 141 Arkin, Christine - 36. 135 Armhruster, David - 36 Armstrong, -Jerome - 36 Aschenhrenner. Linda - 36, 146 Aschenbrenner. William - B Barber, Douglas - 36. 96 Bartholomew. David - 36. 96 Batson, Myron - 36 Baumann. Lisa - 36, 103, 109 Beck. Barbara - 36. 103 Beck, Lori - 36 Behling, Tim - 36, 140 Bellman, Gary 36 Benavides, Heather - 36. 139 Beranek. Tom - 36, 96. 140 Bergsma, Monica - 36, 139, 146 Binon, Dawn - 36 Bodart, Rodney • 36. 96 Bolser, David - 36. 96, 146 Bornfleth, Tamyra 36 Bower, Daniel 36, 96 Box. Brian - 36 Brissette. Leo - 37, 96 Brodlo. Douglas - 37 Brown, Kathryn - 37. Ill, 139 Brueser, Reid 37, 96 Brunner, Charles - 37 Brunner, Martha - 37 Buckett, Kim - 37 Bumgarner, Janet - 37, 111 Bumgardner, Randolph - 37 Busack, Deanne - 37. 140 Busalacchi. Charles - 37 Busse. Mary Beth - 37, 133, 146 C Carlson. Sandra - 37, 145 Carow, Michael - 37 Cerny. Paul - 37 Chapman. Richard - 37 Chars. Sue Ann - 37. 102 Christenson, Marjorie - 37. 100, 111 Coats. Kevin - 37, 146 Conn, Kelley - 37. 130, 140 Conn. Tracy - 37 Cook, Nadine - 37. 140 Cooper, Kristen - 38, 139 Coulter, Mathew - 38 Cox. Vicky 38 Crawley, Kenneth 38, 96. 140 Crouch. Steven - 38, 140 Curler. Daniel - 38. 96 Cypcar, Daniel - 38 D Daane, Kevin 38, 140, 146 Dahle. Richard - 38, 138, 139. 140. 141 Dahl, -lames - 38 Dahms, Darlene - 38, 146 Dassow, David - 38, 96 Davis, Daniel - 38, 96. 140 Davis, Karen - 38 Deacon. Leanne - 38. 139 Decleene. Troy - 38 Deneen, Alice - 38 Dickert, Jodie - 38. 103, 140, 142 Dingeldein, Sean - 38. 96 Dobbs. David - 38. 96, 147 Domenosky. Donald - 38 Domenosky, William - 38 Donovan, Scott - 38, 140, 141 Dulka. Robin - 38, 102, 109 Dumer. Joel - 38 Dunlap, Mark - 38, 140 DuPont, Kenneth - 38 Duvernell. Michele - 103 E Edler, Lisa - 38, 143, 144 Edwards. Philip - 38 Effinger. Denise - 38 Effinger. Karen - 38 Emmons. Robert - 39 Emmons, Shari - 39. 140 Enfelt. Stacey - 39 Ernsting, Lonnie - 39 Ervin, Cynthia 39, 102. 109 Espinoza. Christine - 39, 140, 145 Eversum, Peter - 39 F Falvey, Jill - 39 Feltes, Lynn - 39, 109. 140, 146 Fleischmann, Craig - 39. 96 Flores, Jeffery 39 Fohr, Colleen - 39 Ford, Deidre - 39 Fowle. David - 39 Fox. Frank - 39, 140 Frazier, Todd 39 Freiburger. Michael - 39. 96 Friedl, Catherine - 39, 98, 107. 139 Friedrich, Mary - 39, 142 G Gaffney, Steven - 39 Gardner. Rebecca - 39 Gedemer, Brian - 39, 143, 144 Gerbasi. Michele - 39. 140 Gerber, Roy - 39, 146 Gerhartz, Jessica - 39 Gile. Chris - 39 Giuliani, Anthony - 39 Goetz, Kevin - 39 Gold, Jeffery - 39 Goodwin, Christopher - 39, 96 Gouio. Joseph - 39 Grams, Steven - 39 Grantz, Kevin - 39, 96, 140 Grisamore, Lynn 39. 145. 146 Gross, Jeffrey - Gruenewald, Joseph 40 H Haisler, Michael - 40, 96, 140 Hansen, Anthony 40, 140 Hausen. Jeffrey - 40 Hawkins, Margaret - 40 Heiden, James - 40 Hein, Fred - 40, 143 Helm, Randall - 40 Henry, Melissa - 40, 133, 135, 140, 147 Herbert, Martin - 40 Hockett, Julie - 40 Holcomb. Wendy - 40 Holmes, Leanne - 40. 140 Holtermann, Karl - 40. 133. 145, 146 Holz, Lori - 40 Hooker. Keith - 40, 135 Hot , Lisa - 40 Hughes, Christopher 40, 140 Hunter. Lori - 40. 140. 145, 146 J Jacobs, Kurt 40, 96 Jarrett, Carl - 40 Jensen, Susan - 40, 103, 109, 135, 140, 142, 145 Johnson, Shelli - 40, 98, 107, 140 Joles, Tracy - 40, 140, 141, 142, 91 Jones, Pamela - 40 Jones, Keith - 40 •Jost, Michael - 40, 140 Justin, David - 40. 140, 141. 143, 144 K Kaempf, Morrene - 40 Kaiser, Fred - 40 Kalinowski. William - 40. 96, 147 Kamke, Scott - 40. 96 Kemnitz, Tammy - 40 King. Deanna - 40 King, Kerri - 40. 140 King, Kirk 40 Kinjerski. Patrick - 40 Kinney, Jonathon - 40, 140, 141 Kipp, Thomas - 40 Kirchner, Karen - 40, 140 Klug, Jennifer - 40, 103, 135, 140. 142 Knobel. Mellody 40. 130, 139 Koceja, Susan - 40 Koehler. Kristine - 40. 109 Koepsel, Kevin - 40 Kowalicki, Thomas - 40 Kozlowski. Kevin - Kraatz, Diane - 41 Kramer. Gail 41. 109, 140 Kramer. Sandra - 41 Krause, John - 41, 96 Kreger, Gary - 41 Kreger, Gregory - 41, 140, 141, 146 Kreger. Linda - 41, 103. 140 Kroll, Johannah - Krull, Kristin - 41. 140, 142 Kubicek. Robbin - 145, 146 Kufalk, Darrell - 41, 140 Kusch, Connie - 41 Kutnyak, Mary - 41 Kutnyak. June - 41 L LaFond, Perri - 41 Lang, Keith - 41 Lange. Jodi - 41 Langenbach. Lisa - 41. 140, 146 Larson, Eric - 41 Larson. Sandra - 41 Last, Timothy - 41 Laverrenz, Konnie - 41, 130, 140 Laurich. Frank - 41, 140, 141 LeDuc, Shari - 41. 140, 142 Lchamann, Kayley - 41, 133 I eighton, Harvey - 41 Leinen, George 41 Leinon, Lori - 41, 103, 139 Linde, Todd - 41, 140 Lindholm, Gregory - 41 Litwieki. Kim - 41, 103, 140 Losik, Paul 41 Luczak. Lonna - 41 Luebke, Kevin - 41 Luebke. Jolene 41 Lueck. Brett 41 Lundin, Mary Jo - 41, 102, 109, 140, 141 Lynch, Ellen - 41 M Mack, Kevin - 41. 101 Mackesey, Timothy - 41, 96 Madden. Kathleen - 41 Madison, Shervl - 42. 140 Mainka, Brenda - 42 Mair, Ruth - 42 Makinen, Donald - 42 Maneage. Rita - 42 Manke, Judith - 42. 133, 139, 146 Markham. Connie - 42, 103 Markiewicz. Robert - 42 Mathson, Laurie - 42, 102 Mazurkiewicz, Patricia - 42. 103. 140, 146 McCarthy. Lori - 42. 109, 135 McCarthy, Mike 42 McDonald, Tommy - 42 McGeshick, Tamra 42. 139 McPherson, Marty - 42 McPhetridge, Patrick - 42, 96 Mecikalski. John - 42, 140 Menzia, Timothy - 42, 101 Mercier. John - 42 Mesa, Martin - 42 Meyer. Kevin - 42, 96 Meyers, Billy - 42, 96 Meyers, David - 42 Meyers, Donna - 42 Mihlbauer, Bret 42, 131, 146 Milewski, Toni - 42, 100, 133 Minnick. Angela 42, 109, 135, 139 Moeller, Charles - 42 Moeller. Christopher - 42 Moreno, Lisa - 42 186 Index Moser. Brenda - 42, 140 Mowers. Risa - 42. 145 Muecke, Danielle - 42, 130, 139. 140 Musha, danis 42. 143, 145 N Nachreiner. Jacqueline - 42. 109. 145 Nelson. Lisa - 43 Nelson. Peter 43 Nordentoft. Todd - 43. 96 Novak, Elizabeth • 43 Nvgren. Margaret 43. 133, 139. 143, 144, 145 0 Olin, Steven - 43 Ortiz, 'Fanimy - 43 Oilman. William • 43 Ottow, Sean - 43 P Palmersheim, Mark 43 Polzin, Jeffrey - 43 Paulus, Dawn - 43 Pearson, Amelia • 43 Pellmann, Brigitte • 43 Peizman, Sally - 43, 145 Perry, Donna - 43, 109, 139 Peters, Jonathan - 43 Peterson, Kristen - 43, 143, 144. 145 Peterson, Ted - 43. 96 Pierce. Martin • 43 Pine. Bruce - 43 Polacek, Sally - 43, 98, 107 Polak, Kim 43, 146 Powers, Frederic - 43 Powers, Patti 43 Prochniak. Gina - 44. 140 R Ransbottom, Kevin 44 Rapp, Jerrald - 44. 133. 140 Rapp, Teresa - 44, 143 Rausch, Linda - 44 Ready, Terry • 44 Rehberg, Kathy 44 Reichel. David - 44 Reichow, Joanne • 44, 145 Reiman, Jane - 44 Reiman. Jean - 44 Riek, Donna - 44, 140 Riley. Renae - 44 Roamer. Joseph - 44, 96 Roder, Lawrence - 44, 96 Rusch, Jeanene - 44, 133 Russell. Patrick - 44 S Sanders, Beth - 44, 140 San key, Debra - 44, 135, 140 Sattler, Laurie - 44, 140. 142 Sawejka, Scott - 44, 140 Sawyer, Carol - 44, 140 Schaefer. Jennifer 44, 103. 140 Schaumberg, Robert - 44. 101, 140 Schimel, Brad - 44 Schmay, Randy 44, 138 Schmeiter, Louis - 44 Schmidt. Lynda - 44. 103, 109, 140 Schneider. Jill - 44 Schoen, Tammi • 44. 132, 140 Schultz, Brenda - 44, 130, 139 Schwab. Robert - 44 Selin. James - 44 Semo, Susan • 44 Semrow. Heidi - 44 Shepard, James - 44. 140 Shipes, Sandra - 44 Shudy,Joanne • 44 Simon, John • 44 Sin, Linda - 44. 131 Skutt, Kasey - 44 Slaski. Tammy - 44, 142 Small, Debbie - 44 Smedema, Cheryl - 45, 102, 135 Smith, Robert - 45. 131 Smith, Todd - 45 Smith. Wendy 45, 98. 105. 139 Spillard. Danile - 45 Spridco. Steve - 45, 96_ Spycholoski, Steve - 45 Stechauner, John - 45 Steele. Jessica - 45 Stemper, Bluzette 45, 138. 139 Sterwald. Kelly - 45 Stobber, Christine • 45, 103, 109. 140 Stockey. Dawn 45, 146 Stoecker, Timothy - 45, 140 Stoll. Sally - 45, 140 Streator, Deborah - 45. 139 Strong, Douglas - 45. 96 Szehner. Michele - 45 T Tabat. Todd - 45 Tatrow. Daniel 45 Tatrow, Jodv - 45. 143 Taylor. John - 45, 133. 140. 141. 146 Taylor, Nancy - 45. 109 Thompson, David - 45, 96, 140 Timmsen, Kevin - 45 Totsky. Cheryl - 45, 102. Ill, 140, 147 Treffinger, Susan - 45 Trendel, Denise • 45, 103, 109, 133. 135, 140 Tuler, Davina - 45, 109. 135 Tuler, Richard - 46 Turner. Bruce - 46. 96, 140 U Uebelacker. Daniel 46 Cilery. Rick - 46 Umland, Andrea - 46 Unke. Brian - 46. 96 Uribe, Maggie - 46, 147 Utrie. James - 46, 96 SOPHOMORES A Alloy, Lynn - 52, 140 Andler, Pat tv - 52 Arkin, David - 52, 93. 101. 135 Armstrong. Jeff - 52, 87, 114 Atkins, Mike - 52, 93, 101, 132, 135 B Baksic. Michael - 52 Balistreri, Christine 52 Bamford. Denise • 52 Bannenburg, James - 52, 137 Barber. Doreen - 52. 91 Barth, Tammy - 52 Bauch. Joni - 52 Bauer, Steven - 52 Belland. Mariann - 52, 140 Belland. Marilyn - 52 Benson, Daniel - 52. 92, 96. 105 Bethmann, Jodi - 52. 109, 130, 133, 137. 142 Beutler, Jay - 52 Bezier, Brian - 52 Bilke, Lori - 52 Bittner, Ronald - 52 Bloechl. Mary - 52. 132 Blomenkamp. Irene - 52. 98, 107, 139, 146 Borland. Karen - 52, 137, 141 Bower, David - 52, 90. 96. 101 Bronson, Donna - 52, 91. 131, 138 Brown, Gregory - 52. 87, 137, 141 Brown, Scott - 53 Buchanan, Donald - 53, 96 Burineister, Duane - 53 Byers. Kelly 53, 132 C V Vertz, Craig - 46 Voelski, Thomas 46 W Wagner, Connie - 46 Wagner, John - 46 Wagner, Lanette - 46 Wallace. Elizabeth - 46. 135 Walz, Gilbert - 46 Wanish. James - 46, 96 Wanish. John - 46 Washicheck. Curtis • 46 Weisflag, Krystine - 46, 103 Wells, Maureen • Welna, Mary - 46. 139 Wendt, Amy - 46 Wernsman, Gwen 47, 103 W’est, Rebecca - 47, 143, 145 White, Michael - 47 Wiesenthal. Joy - 47, 145 Williams, Douglas - 47 Williams. Kim - 47 Williams, Roger 47. 96 Wirth, Chris - 47, 144 Wirth, Leah - 47. 103 Wojtasiak, Kathleen - 47, 98, 107, 140 Woods, Kim - 47. 98. 107, 139 Wovak, Thomas - 47 Wysocki, Jean - 47. 143 Y Yonke, Pamela - 47 Young, Raymond 47 Z Zabler, Ronald - 47 Zeimet, Nancv - 47 Zibolski, David 47, 96, 140, 141 Zynski, Brett • 47 Carmeron, Pamela - 53, 140 Carlson. Tom - 53 Carr, Marcia • 53 Ceballos. Tammi - 53, 98. 107. 147 Chars, Sandra - 53. 91. 102, 111 Chatterton, Scott - 53 Chetnev, Peggy - 53 Christianson, Tina - 53, 140 Ciardo, Richard - 53 Cicero. Vince - 53, 101. 105 Cochrane. Nancy - 54, 115, 137, 142 Coley, Becky - 54, 91, 109 Collins. Jay • 54, 105, 145 Collins, Michael - 54 Congemi. Thomas - 54 Conroy. Kevin - 54 Cooper. Elizabeth 54. 135. 139, 143, 144 Croy, Michael - 54. 93, 101, 133 Cullen, Kevin - 54, 96 Curler, Clylene - 54 Cyra. Amy • 54, 91. 100. 111. 132 D Dallmann, Brian - 54 Darga, Donna - 54. 91, 100, 133, 139 Dassow, Robin - 54 Day, Diane - 54. 89, 109, 138, 139 Demont, Cheri - 54 Dettinger. Linda - 54 Dignin, Gayle - 54, 89, 115, 136. 142 Dorlev, William - 54 Douglas, Paul • 54. 87, 105 Drost, Michele - Dudenas. John 55, 87, 96 Due hr, Karen 55, 139. 143 Duerst, Wendy - 55 Dulka. Mary - 55, 109, 136 Duncan, Todd • 55 DuPont. Joan 55 Durr. Lisa - 55 Duszynski, Kelly - 55, 131, 138 E Ebert. Daryl - 55 Index 187 Edwards, Lawerence - 55. 87 Enockson, Lauri - 55 Espinoza. John - 55 Estes, Connie - 55. 132 Eversum. Jennifer - 55 F Fellah. Sonia - Felske, Dean - 55, 130 Fickau, Sheryl - 55, 91. 102, 109, 130, 136. 142 Fischer, Cheryl - 55 Fleischman, Clifford - 55 Flury, Chris • 55, 96 Fohr. Kim - 55, 139 Formella. Kenneth 55, 93, 137, 141, 146 Fredrick, Robert - 55 G Gale, Wanda - 55, 132 Galoff. Laurie - 55, 132 Gamble, Debbie - 55 Gardner. Robert - 55, 93, 96, 135, 146 Geilfuss. Dana - 56. 133 Giese, Linda - 56 Girtler, Dawn - 56 Goetsch, Kurt - 56, 96 Gogin, Tim - 56 Grahak. Lisa - 56, 133. 137. 141, 142 Gross, Jeff 56 Gross. Susan - 56. 89. 100. 136, 141 H Haas. Steven - 56 Habel, Mark 56 Hagenau, Rick - 56 Halbrucker. Joe 56 Hamm. Ed - 56 Hangartner. Bill - 56, 87, 105 Hansen, Mark - 56 Hanson, Linda - 56, 89, 137, 138, 141 Hart. Tammy - 56, 133 Haslam. Sandra - 56. 115. 130, 145 Hass, Deborah - 56, 139 Hastings, Scott - Hatling, Tina - 56 Haugli. Dana 56, 137, 141 Hawkinson. Ken - 56 Hein, Carrie - 56 Hengen, Lois - 56 Hengen, Robert 56 Herrmann, Kathleen - 56, 130, 132 Herron. Michael - 56, 96. 138 Hibbard, Julie - 56, 89, 137. 141 Higgins, Ronald - 56 Hill. Karen - 56, 100, 133, 136, 143, 147 Hochschild, John - 56 Holat. Tracy - 56. 91, 102, 136, 142, 146 Hotz, Randall - 56, 96 Hotzfeld. Michele 56, 142 Huey, Timothy - 56. 87. 96 Hughes, William - 56 Hunkins, Sue - 56 J Jacobi. Laura - 56 Jacobs, Kerry 56, 87. 96, 105 Janke, lion - 56 Janovetz, Margaret - 57, 89 Jarowsky, Laura • 57, 132 Jay, Jeffrey - 57 Jeannotte. Joel 57 Johnson, Dawn - 57, 102, 136, 141 Johnson, Julie Ann - 57, 140 Johnson, Peggy - 57, 91 Johnston, Shelly - 57, 88. 102. 109 Joles, Cheri - 57 Jommen, Kimberly - 57 Jones, Steve 57, 140 K Kainz, Jeff - 57, 87, 96, 105 Karl. Steve 57, 140 Karlinsky, John - 57 Karpinski, Karen - 57, 131, 136 Kasar, Michelle - 57 Kemnitz, Chris - 57, 96 Kemnitz, Tracy 57, 130 Kibble, Ronald - 57 Kipp. David - 57, 105 Kirchhoff, Jeff - 58, 87 Klug, Rachel - 58. 130, 136 Kohnke, Stephanie 58. 130, 131, 132 Kolpin, Laura - 58 Konieczny, Paul - 58 Kowalicki. Lori - 58 Kramer, Julie - 58 Kramer. Sandra - 58 Krebsbach. Michael - 58, 93, 96, 133, 138, 139 Krolski, Scott - 58 Krueger, William - 58 Kruk. Myra - 58 Krumrei. Irma 58, 132 Krzwina, Karen - 58. Ill Kursch. Connie - 58 L Labadie, Lori - 58 Labinski, Terry - 59, 90, 96. 105, 137 Lang, Dale - 58 Lang, Jody - 58 Lang. Rachel - 58 Lehmann, Christopher - 58. 131 Leinon, Chris - 58, 87, 96 Leon, David - 87, 96 Lewis, Wendi - 58, 143 Linde. Todd - 58 Linton, Sharon - 58, 98. 107 Lianas. David - Loomis, Kimberly - 58 Lorenz. Eric - 59 Lusik, Julie - 59, 132 Luebke, Scott - 59 Lundy, Jeff - 59 Lynch, Louise - 59 Lytle, Jeanette - 59, 111, 136, 142 M Madden, Daniel - 59. 114 Madison, Doreen - 59, 89, 98, 107, 136 Mahlman. Craig - 59 Manyen, Betty - 59, 136, 141, 142 Martens, Brian • 59, 96, 114 Martens, Kenneth - 59 Martin. Karen - 59, 137, 142, 148 Martin, Kim - 59 Mayotte, Sueann - 59 McCulloch. Colleen - 59 McDonald, Vickie - 59 McGraw, Maureen - 59, 142 Menzia. Michelle 59, 91, 100, 132 Merrill. John - 59 Meyers, Robert - 59, 96, 105 Miller. Barbara - 59, 136, 141 Millies, Jeffrey - 59 Minnick, Frances - 59, 138, 144 Minnix, William - 59 Moeller, Rick - 59 Morawetz, Bridget - 60 Morse, Christine - 60 Muhonen, Dale - 60 N Nachreiner, Eugene 60 Nagel, Dan - 60, 87, 114 Neitzel, Brian - 138 Nelson, Beth - 60, 132 Neu, Susan - 60 Nevitt, Lisa - 60 Nortunen, Jina - 60 Novotny. Kenneth - 60, 96 O O’Brien. Jill - 60 Olejniczak, Dean - 60 Ostricki, Dawn - 60 Ottman, Jackie - 60 P Papke, Kerry - 60, 102, 109, 130, 132, 135 Patton. Rachel - 60, 130 Paulus. Michael - 60, 114 Peil, Vince - 60 Perinich, Ann - 60, 91, 130, 145 Peterson. Donald - 61 Peterson. Gwenn - 61 Peterson. Jack - 61, 105 Peterson. Lynn - 61, 91, 102, 108 Peterson, Michael - 61 Petrie. Carole - 61, 136, 141, 142 Pisarek, Nancy - 61, 130, 136, 141 Pittser. Robert - 61 Poje. Kevin - 61, 87, 105 Pokorny, Daniel - 61, 137, 141 Poole, Kelly - 61 Poppie. Patrick Porter, Susan - 61 Pozorski, Cheryl - 61, 135 Pregowski. Todd - 61 Presta, Michael - 61 Pries. Maike - 61 Przybylski, Susan - 139 Pugh, Greg - 61 R Radomski, Rosemary - 61 Ramlow, Joann - 61. 109, 146 Ransbottom, Steve - 61 Rasmussen, Julie - 61, 139 Ray, Brian - 61, 132 Recknagel, David - 61 Reichel. Keith - 61 Rillman, Debra 61 Roberts. Kari - 61, 140 Robinson, Melvin - 61. 96 Rosenbecker, Lisa - 62, 130, 136, 141, 142 Ross, William - 62, 92, 96 Rossa, Christopher - 62 Roth. Heleene - 62, 148 Rudolph, Cindy - 62. 138 Rynders, Stephanie - 62, 137 S Sadler, Paul - 62, 90, 96 Sauljka, Scott - 62 Schankey. Michelle 133, 139 Scheffler, Donald 62 Schenk. Diane - 62, 89, 109 Schiessl, Thomas - 62. 114 Schilling, James - 62, 133 Schilling, John - 62 Schleicher. Lynn - 62 Schlitt, Kim 130, 136, 145 Schmelter, Sue - 62 Schmitt, Tammie - 62 Schmitter, Jannifer - 62, 130. 136, 141 Schoen, W’illiam - 62 Schoolcraft, Holly - 62, 89 Schwalbach, David - 62 Scovern, Meralee - 148 Seifert. Norman - 62. 90, 105, 137 Sell, Vicki 62, 109 Serdynski, Randy - 62 Seuring. Roy - 62, 114 Shepard, Lisa - 62 Shepard, Nancy • 62 Sievert, Randall - 62 Sievert, William - 62 Sitowski, Randy - 62, 138 Sokolowski, Anthony - 63, 138 Sparbv, Merilee - 63 Stadler, Beth - 63, 109, 132 Stahl, Michael - 63 Stevens, Pamela - 63 Stewart, Kim - 63, 132 Stine, Rosemary 63, 140 Strebe, Kathleen 63 Streeter, Leah - 63 Strong, Bret - 63 Sugden, Stanley 63, 87, 105 Svetlik. Mark - 63 Swanson, Neil - 63 Szmajser, Karen - 63, 140 T Theim, Steven - 63 Thibault. Lori 63, 145 188 Index Thiesenhusen, Cindy - 63, 139 Thomas, Steve - 63 Thompson, Dawn - 63, 136, 142 Thorton, Rachel - 63 Throgmorton, Jeanne - 63 Tieman, Loren - 63 Titze, Tyler - Trower, John - 63 Truesdell, Amy - 63 II Umbs, Todd 63 Umland, Nancy - 63 Uren, Jodie - 63, 137, 141 Uribe, Dan - 64 V Vanderschaegen, Gloria - 64, 131, 132 Vega, Jamie - 64, 133 Villarreal, Yolanda - 64, 143, 144 Volkmann, Robyn - 64 W Wagner, Dennis - 64, 138 Wagner, Donna 64 Wagner, Kenneth - 64 Wagner. Laurie - 64, 115 Walsh. Jackie • 64 Warn bold, Barry - 64, 138 Warner, Dale 64 Warner, Larry - 64 W7arnes. Ellensue • 64. 109, 137, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145 Wegner, Kurt • 64 Wendt, Brian - 64 Whitehouse. William - 64 Wietrzny. Robert - 64 Wilber, Susan 64 Wilkening, Kari - 64, 145 Williams, Jayne - 65. 98, 107, 132, 147 Williams, Jessica - 65, 98, 107, 139 Williams, John - 65 Williams, Kimberly - 65, 145 Wilson, Jeff - 65, 96 Winter, Tammy ■ 65, 133 Witon, Rick 65, 93, 96 Wolf, Curtis - 65 Wrasman, Barbara - 65, 146 VVright, Corey - 65, 93, 96. 138, 139 Wysocki, John - 65 Y Yopps, David 65 Z Zarbock, Kent - 65, 101, 105 Zeimet, Karen 65 Zimmerman, Dan • 65 Zulka, Roger - 65 Zynski, Carey 65 JUNIORS A Acheson, Connie - 71, 130, 133 Adam, Martin - 71 Adler, Susan - 71, 88, 102, 133 Allen. Lawrence - 71. 138 Anich, Donna - 102, 108, 133, 147 Anschutz. Judith - 71. 130, 145 Armbruster, Steve - 71 B Baker, Duncan - 71, 137 Bartholonew, Mike - 71, 135 Baumann, Kurt - 71, 104 Belland, Regina 71, 136, 141 Beranek. Charles - 71 Beutler, Jenean 71, 91. 146 Beyer, Scott -71, 135 Bjorklund. Troy - 71 Blankenheim, Renee - 71 Blau. Robert 71. 143, 144 Bloechl. Jeffrey - 71 Bluhm, Lisa - 71, 137 Bodanske, Laura - 71 Bornfleth, Teresa - 71, 139 Bowey. Phil - 71 Brach, Michelle - 72 Brandemuehl, Heidi - 72 Brown, Susan - 72 Brzezinski. Loretta - 72 Buckett, Amanda - 72 Bumgarner, Christopher - 72, 101 Butler, Genn - 72, 94. 148 Byrne. Tim - 72, 93, 101, 140 C Carmody, Kelly - 72 Chapman, Sheila - 72 Chars, James - 72 Christenson, Melissa 72, 89, 102, 108 Cicero. Karen - 131 Collins, Paula - 72, 131. 140, 142 Congdon, Laurie - 72 Craig, Colleen - 72 Crawley, John - 72, 94, 104, 145, 147 Crouch, Debbie - 72 Cyra, Steve - 72, 92, 101, 104, 133. 135, 145 D Dailey, Brenda - 72, 137 Dailey, Robert - 72 Darga, David - 72, 90, 94 Davis, Michael - 72, 94, 133, 145 Davis, Sharon - 72, 108, 133, 144, 146, 147 DeBack. Dean 72, 104 Deering, Jennifer 72, 148 Dentice, Lisa - Dettinger, Jeff - 72. 130, 131 Devlin, Bill - 73 Dillow, Mark - 73 Dowdle, Curt - 73, 94. 138, 145. 148 Drefahl, Elizabeth - 73, 133, 138, 142, 143, 144 Drewa, Robin 73 Dudenas, Janine - 73 Dunda, Laura - 73, 138 Dunlop, Eric - 73, 137, 141 Dupev, Robert - 73 Duszynski, James - 73, 87 F Feldmann, Elizabeth 73. 133, 137, 146 Ferris, Paul - 73, 135, 137 Fettig, Jackie 73, 139 Fix. Andrew 73 Flores, Beth - 73, 139 Flury, Patricia - 73, 89, 108 Friefault, Sheila 73 Ford, Mike 73 Fredrick, Jacqueline - G Gardinier. Jim - 73 Gardner. Joanne - 73 Gedemer. Bill - 73, 93 Geilfuss. Richard - 73, 113 Gerbasi, Michael - 73 Gerber, Kim - 73 Gier. Wendy - 73 Gill, Kenneth 94 Goetz, Jeff - 73, 135 Goff, Kathy - 73 Gogin, Colleen - 74 Grahm, Beverly - 74 Grant, Michael - 74 Gray, Kelly - 74 Greco, Sal - 138 Greenwood. Mark 74 Gronemus, Daniel - 74, 87, 145 Gruel, Monte 74 Gunderson, Dirk - 74. 137, 141 H Haag. Kevin - 94, 74 Haase, Sherry - 74 Hannon. Deborah - 74, 135, 136, 141 Hardtke, Catherine - 74. 91, 111 Hardtke. Julie 74. 91, 111, 133 Hartenberger. William - 74 Harvestine. Karen - 74 Hayne, Timothy - 74, 113 Heil, Lori 74 Hein. William - 74, 93, 94, 140, 145 Heinig, Karen - 74, 91, 108, 133, 147 Heling. Keith - 74 Hemm. David - 74, 87, 136 Henry, Craig 74, 136 Herron, David 74. 132 Hibbard, Laurie - 74, 130, 136, 141, 143. 145 Hill, Brian - 74. 132, 143, 148 Hoffman, Renate - 74. 138 Holtermann. Paul - 74, 94, 137 Hokamp, Terri - 74, 131, 138 Hooker, Darrell - 74, 135 Hoy, Danial - 74, 94 Hritz, Tami - 75 Huberty, Jill - 75 Huebner, Todd 138, 139, 143, 144 Huth, Kelly - 75, 139 .1 Jarowski, Tracey - 75 Jarowski, Jim - 75 Jensen, Dan - 75, 94, 138 Johnson, Jeff - 75. 94. 113, 137 Johnson, Jeff M. - 75 Jones, Mike - 75 K Kainz. Angie - 75, 91. 102, 108, 137 Kalinowski, Scott - 75, 87 Karpinski. Kathv - 75, 130, 136, 146 Keller, Barbara - 75. 132, 137 Kelly, Colleen 75. 88. 108, 133. 147 Kemnitz, Tony - 75, 93 Kemnitz, Todd - 75, 94 King, Andrew 75, 90, 135 King. Bernadine - 75 King, Kelly - 75 Kinjerski, Linda - 75 Kipp. Lori - 75 Kipperman, Steve - 75, 93, 101. 145 Klokner, Sandra 75, 111, 133, 135 Koceja, Lori - 75, 102 Koceja. Paul - 75 Koch, John - 75, 148 Kolpin. Daniel - 76 Kositzky, Lorrie - 76 Kowalicki, Lauie - 76 Krzycki, Brvan - 76. 92 Kubicek, Chris - 76 L Landers, Scott - 76, 132, 138 Lang. Ken - 76, 137 Lapene, Tony - 76 Larkin, Mike - 76 Larsen, Kay - 76 Lech. Gary - 76, 92 LeClaire, Mary - 76. 91. 133, 138. 139 Leonard, Sue - 76. 138 Lepak, lx ri - 76 Leppin. David - 87 Lesch, Jeff - 76 Lindell. Linnea - 76 Lianas. Dave - 76 Lloyd. Connie - 76 Lobenhofer, Doug 76. 135 Loker. Russell - 76 Loope, Tom - 76, 87, 94 Lovell, James 76 M Madden. Bill - 76. 113 Madison, Debra - 76. 143 Madison, Terry - 77 Index 189 Maney, Jeff 77, 104 Mant hey, Lynn 77 Markham. Debbie - 77. 130, 131, 136, 141 Marsolek. Renee • 77 Mathson, LuAnn - 77 McCarthy, William - 77, 87, 94. 104 McCulloch. Clifford - 77, 92. 101, 133, 135 McGraw. Mike - 77, 87 McKenzie. Lori - 77 McKenzie. Richard 77. 94 McPhetridge. James - 77, 92. 94. 140 Meier. David 77. 146 Menger, Jill - 77, 131 Merrill, Cindy - 77 Moeller. Debbie - 77 Moeller, James - 77 Moeller. Ronald - 77 Mueller, Robert - 92, 101. 140 N Nevitt, Debbie • 77 Newbury. Mike - 77 Norgel, Caroline - 77 Nowatske, Lory 77 Nunley. Linda - 77 O Ohren. Heidi - 78 Olson, Don - 78 Orcholski. Robert - 78. 137. 141. 143, 144 Owen. Jackie - 78 P Paeske. David - 78, 137. 141 Palmersheim, Jeffrey - 78 Pester. William - 78 Peterson. Chris - 78, 137 Pinterics, Brian - 78 Polacek, Scott - 78. 93. 94. 145 Ponchik, John - 78 Poole, Colleen - 78, 133. 142, 143, 144 Porter. Larry 78. 94. 113 Porter, Lisa - 78 Prockniak, Tammy - 78 Prokop. Andrew 78 Pugh. Olenn - 78 Pulvermacher, Kimberly - 78, 138 R Rados, Richard - 78 Rageth. Debra - 78. 133, 138, 143, 144 Rath, Carrie - 78 Rauguth, Joeseph - 78 Ready. Donald - 78 Richardson. Sue - 78 Rehberg. Cindy - 79 Reinke, Lori • 79. 139. 148 RiccoBono. Felix - Rickard, Kevin - 79 Riek, Randy • 79, 137 Riemann. Kelly 79 Ritter, Renee - 148 Roamer. Charles - 79 Roder. Jane - 79 Roeber. William - 79. 101, 137 Rohmann. Susan - 79 Rosenbecker, Jay - 79 Rozek, Brenda - 79, 138 Rozinski, Josephine - 79 Runquist, Noelle • 79. 130, 131. 137, 138, 139, 141 S Sawejka. Sheri - 79 Schlitt, Lvnda - 79 Schmidt. Joe - 79. 90. 133, 135. 145 Schoolcraft. Rusty - 80. 87, 94, 145 Schouldice, Jeffrey • Schultz. Darren • 80 Schultz, Lawrence - 80. 101, 133 Schultz, William - 80 Schuster. Linda - 80. 132 Schwallbach, Lisa - 80 Schwenn, James - 80 Semo, Robert - 80 Shepard, Nadine - 80, 130. 136, 141, 145 Shepard. Patricia 80. 139 Shepard. Sue 133. 136 Shimkus. Karen 80 Sievert, Carol - 80, 139 Simon. Ellen 80, 107. 138 Sitowski. Scott - 80. 140 Skrepenski, Sara - 80 Smith, Kendall - 80, 93 Snyder, Molly 81 Sparks. Lisa - 81, 136, 141 Speener, Mark Spern. Jeffrey - 81 Sperstad, Janet - 81, 88. 108, 133 Spoerl. Richard • 81. 87 Spridco. Den ice - 81 Staedter. Ted - 81 Stanisch. Margie - 81 Stevens, Richard - 81 Stine, Daniel - 81, 87, 140 Stogbauer, Wendy 81 Strebe, Debra 81 Strum, Tim - 81. 130, 143, 144, 145 Sugden. Sandra -81, 147 Swan. Jeff 81. 94, 104. 133. 145 Swayze, Andrew - 81 T Teuteberg, Heidi - 81, 137, 141 Theim, Theresa - 81, 136, 141, 142 Thompson, Dan - 81. 94, 137, 145 Titus, Jessica - 81 Trower, Walter - 81 U Utrie. Margaret - 82. 130, 133. 136, 141 V Vanderschaegen, Dennis - 81. 87 Vert , Ronald - 81 Volkmann, Heidi - 82. 89. 136. 142 W Wagner. Jeff - 82 Wallace, Laurie - 82 Webster. Raeanne - 82, 136, 141 Wegner, Todd - 82. 137 Weink, Wanda - 82, 89. 136, 141, 142 West, Damon - 82 White, Suzzette - 82, 131 Whitstone, Peter - 82 Williamson, David - 82. 138, 140, 145 VVindorski. Darryl 82 Wojciechowski, Keith 82 Woyak, Daniel - 82 Wrasman. James - 82. 137 Wynn, Nancy - 82. 102, 136 Y Yonke, Dawn - 82 Z Zlindra. Susan 82. 133 Zwisler, Stasia - 82 SENIORS A Adamski, Tammy • 131. 151 Agne. Kathleen 134. 151 Anderson, Wendee - 151 Anich, Louis 101, 151 Antczak. Chris - 151 Armbruster. Jill - 107, 135, 136, 142, 145, 147, 151 B Barth. Jeffrey - 151 190 Index Baumann. Laurie - 147, 151 Beitz, Joseph 151 Benavides. Lisa - 151, 158 Berndt, Diane - 152 Bertram, Janet - 91, 102. 133, 137, 141, 142, 147, 152 Bethke, Karl - 90. 94, 137. 139, 141, 147, 152 Beutler, Jeff 135, 152 Billings, Donna - 152 Bolzer, Kenneth - 152 Bovee, Steven - 153 Bradley. Donald - 153 Brandemuehl. Glen 153 Brinkman, Amy - 134. 153 Brissette. Nancy - 153. 171 Brokmann. Iris - 102, 138. 113, 145, 146, 153, 171 Bronson. Margaret - 136, 145, 153 Brotherton, Brian 153 Brown. Georgia - 97, 107, 133, 136, 147, 153 Brown, Myles - 92. 133, 153 Browne, Michael • 133, 135, 154 Brugge, ('aria - 154 Burrow. Sana - 134, 154 Butler. Gregorv - 86. 94. 133, 145, 147, 154 C Chase, Sheila - 138, 139. 143, 145, 147, 150. 154 Chatterton, Bonnie - 137, 154 Christenson, Heidi - 108, 145, 155 Clement, Donna - 136, 141, 155 Crawley, Gerriann • 88, 102. 108, 133, 136, '147, 155 Crouch, Bob - 94. 152, 155 Croy, Kathrvn - 107. 133, 136. 141. 142. 155 Curler, Jeffrey - 155, 173 Curler. Karen 180 Cypcar. David - 130. 145, 147, 155 D Day. Thomas - 86, 94. 133, 155, 167 Deacon, Diane - 138, 139, 155 Deering. Ralph • 155 Dippo. Melissa - 135, 136, 156 Domenosky, Lisa - 156 Donahue. Karen - 136, 156 Donovan, Shawn - 156 Douglas. Margaret - 156 Draeger. Mark - 94, 133. 146. 150, 156 Drepnal. David - 92, 114. 156 Dudenas, Chris - 131, 156 Duvernell, Jeffrey - 156 E Effinger, Christine - 132, 138. 148. 156 Kffinger. Kirt - 92. 135, 157 Eisert. Joanne - 157, 173 Emmons, Robin - 157 Eversum, Christian - 146, 157 F Feich, Joel - 135, 148. 157, 177 Fickau, Sue - 91. 135, 136. 142, 145. 147, 150, 157 Figge. Renee 100, 107, 157 Fischer. Pennv 157 Fitzgerald. Angela 111. 133. 145. 157 Fix. Martin - 133, 157 Ford, Christopher 158 Formella. Richard - 92, 146, 154, 158 Foss, Sue - 158 Fregien. Michelle - 133, 158 Friedl. Joseph - 158 Friedrich, Mark - 158, 173 Fuller. Teresa - 159 Furrer. Michael - 138, 159 G Gardner. Patricia - 159 Gardner. Richard - 159 Geilfuss. Debra - 133, 139, 146. 159 Gillette, Todd - 159 Gitzlaff. Michael • 135, 146. 147. 159 Glasenapp. Amanda 97. Ill, 133, 145, 148, 159 Glasenapp. Jessica 97. Ill, 159, 167 Gouger. James - 159 Grieger. Robin - 148, 160 Gromiuk. Brian - 160 Grilling, Richard - 138, 139. 160 H Haase. Wendy - 160 Hamm. Kevin - 160 Hamm. Kimberly - 160 Hardtke. Ronnie - 111, 133, 161 Hartman, Marie - 138, 161 Hassi, Mike - 180 Hemm, Greg - 94. 135, 161 Hengen, Lee - 134, 161 Hinca, Frank - 135, 161 Hoffman. Anton • 161 Hogan. Terrance - 86, 161 HoKamp, Pamela 139. 148. 161 Hooker, Ronald 135, 161 Hotz. Brenda - 161 Hotzfeld. Valerie - 133, 142, 161 Howard. Jill - 138. 139, 162 Hurm. Joanne 162 I Inzeo, Thomas - 86. 162 J Jaegersberg. Pete - 162 Jahns, Williams - 162 Jaworski, Cindie - 97, 147, 163 Jensen. Julia - 88, 102, 108. 133, 142. 147, 150, 163 Johnson, Candis - 138, 139. 163 Johnson, Cathleen 163 Jones, Kerry • 90, 137. 163 Jorgensen, Gay - 130, 135. 147, 163. 181 Jost, Carrie - 134, 163 K Kading, Scott - 163 Kamnik. Rega - 97, 107, 133, 138. 163 Keller, Robert 135, 137, 141. 143, 154, 163 Kibble, John - 164 King, Kim 164 Kinjerski. Lora - 164 Klein. Veronica - 164 Kleinhans, Mark - 165 Kluck, Lvdell 180 Knautz, Don - 86. 94. 104, 165 Knippschild, Kevin - 94, 137, 162, 165 Knippschild, Kraig - 94. 113, 133, 137, 138. 145, 162. 165 Kniskern, Jacqueline 132, 133. 135, 136, 141. 145, 147. 166 Koepsel, Catherine - 166 Koller. Jill - 132. 148, 166 Kolpin. Karen - 133, 139. 166 Konieczny, Louise - 102, 160, 166 Kowalicki. Vicki - 166 Kraatz, Jon - 166 Krause. Scott - 94, 113, 137, 141, 166 Kreger. Mark - 166 Ksobiech, Patricia - 166 L Lang, Carl - 94. 167 Leenhouts, Jon 137, 167 Lesch. Michael - 167 Linton, Michael 135, 167 Lianas, Vince - 86, 94. 135, 167 Luczak, Mary - 167 Lundin, Todd - 86. 94, 104, 133, 138, 168. 169 Luther. Annette - 102, 108, 133, 148, 168 Lynch, Patrick - 168 Lvsaught, Colleen 138, 168 Lytle. Christine - 136, 147. 168 M Marquardt, Lucinda 180 Marsolek. Robert - 180 Martin, Jill - 168 Mayotte, James - 168 McGee. Timothy - 94. 133, 147, 168 McKenzie, Roi ert - 168 Meacham, Suzanna - 136, 141. 143, 147. 168 Meyers. Andrea - 131. 142, 169 Milewski, Cynthia 152, 169 Miller. Sandra - 169 Moede, Rick - 169 Mollett, Diane 134, 180 Moon, Chris • 169 Morris, Lisa - 136. 147, 169, 181 Movrich, Mary - 148, 170 Mueller, Gerald - 136, 138, 141, 143, 144, 145. 147, 170 N Naybert. Bradley - 137. 141, 170 Noble. Cathy - 170 O Oberholtzer. Thomas 138, 139, 143, 144. 164. 170 Ortiz, Marlene 180 P Pakenham, Jeffrey - 134, 170 Pashke. Raymond 134, 137, 170 Pawlak. Steven - 170 Pestor. Patricia 170 Peterson. Greg - 92, 101, 104, 133, 147, 170 Peterson, Jay 171 Peterson. John - 171 Peterson, Thomas - 133, 171 Piscitello, Frank - 94. 135, 171, 158 Poe. James - 171 Porter. Pat - 94, 113, 171 Prah. Joel 133, 136. 172 Presta, Michael - 180 R Raehwal, Robin - 172 Radtke, Sandra • 133, 136, 138, 142, 147, 172 Rapp. Kenneth - 172 Rausch, Julie 133, 135. 147, 172 Ray. Glen 104, 133. 172 Recknagel. Renae - 172 Reichow, Jill - 107. 130, 147. 172 Reiman, Christopher • 172 Reinke, Sharon - 138, 139, 172 Reith, Kelly 86, 94. 133, 135. 173 Richardson. Timothy - 173 Riesing. Nancy - 138. 173 Roberts, Kelly - 136. 138, HI. 147, 173 Robinson. Desiree - 145, 173 Roder, Edward - 173 Rohde. Wayne - 144, 147, 174 Ross, Donald • 86, 174 Rozek, Debbie - 134. 139. 174 Ruediger, Daniel - 174 S Sanders. Bret - 174 Sargeant. Brian - 86, 174 Schaefer, Daniel - 94. 174 Schankey. Tammy - 174 Schilling. Peggy - 174 Schmidt, Lynn - 134, 138. 174 Schmidt. Nancy - 88, 102. 108, 133. 175 Schneider. Edmund 175 Schrader. Tod - 94, 133, 134. 138, 175 Schultz, Tina 175 Selz. Jeffrey - 137, 175 Selzer, Carol - 180 Serdynski. Russell - 175 Seri, Thomas 175 Sievert, Christine - 175 Skibba, Alan - 175 Slaski, Brenda • 142, 175 Smith, Jerry 135, 176 Soneberg. Robert - 176 Sperle. Jeffrey - 133. 176 Stair, Cynthia - 138. 176 Stender. Paul - 176 Stine. Ron 176 Stock, Paul - 176 Stocks, Susan - 130, 136, 141, 142, 147. 176 Strader, Colleen • 176 Slrebe. Renee - 176 Streeter, Shanna - 177 Stumpner. James - 86. 92, 101. 113, 147, 177 Suhm, Patti - 111, 133. 177 Sullivan. Colleen 138, 177 T Tat row, Thomas - 113, 177 Teuteberg, Bruce - 177 Thiesehusen, Julie - 97, 133, 138. 147. 164. 178 Thornton. Roy - 94, 133, 178 Thwing. Anthony 178 Tiegs. Tamara - 97. 107. 133, 138. 139, 147, 162. 178 Titus. Tammy - 134, 178 Tsukiji, Chiharu - 130, 138. 145. 178 Tuttle. David - 86. 94, 137. 178 U Ulrikson, Todd - 91, 137. 178 Uren, Laurie 131. 136, 141. 144. 178 Uribe, John 178 W Wagner, Ross - 135, 179 Wambold, Brian 138, 179 Wappenschmidt. Patricia - 88, 102, 108, 133, 164. 179 Washicheck. Lisa 179 Wastian, Debra - 107, 133. 138, 145. 179 Wegner, Christine - 179 Weier, Kav - 143, 144. 145, 179 Wetjen, Lynda L38. 179 Whitehouse. Barbara - 133, 139, 142, 179 Wietrzny. Karen - 130, 134. 165, 179 Wilkening. Robert • 180 Williams, Calvin • 86. 94, 133. 145, 148. 180 Wolter, Laura - 180 Wood, Michael - 180 Woyak, David 180 Z Zarbock. Kurt 90, 94. 133, 137, 141, 147. 180 Index 191 192 Autographs