Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1981 volume:

ARROW 1981 VOLUME IX Mukwonago, High School Mukwonago, Wisconsin TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty .............................. P. 9 Student Life ......................... P. 20 Special Events ....................... P. 33 Music Drama .......................... P- 49 Clubs ................................ P- 60 Seniors .............................. P- 69 Sports ................................P. 103 Underclassmen .........................P. 136 Index P. 186 SPECIAL RECOGNITION In this year’s Book Of Memories,” the senior ble” teachers at MHS, Mrs. Virjean Archer and VIRJKAN ARCHER She creates an atmosphere of friendship.” She lets you work at your own pace.” She gives the attitude that she really likes teaching students.” You want to learn because she makes the class fun.” She has a terrific sense of humor and yet she had control of the class at all times.” I won't forget her. She helped me a lot.” She laughs with you when you goof up. Then she helps you learn to do it right.” She was always there when I needed help. She explained things in a way I could understand.” I have a better attitude because of her. Because of her, I understood the subject. She taught me to believe in myself and my abilities.” 'I will remember Mrs. Archer because she has a good attitude toward teaching her students. class pays special tribute to the Most Memora- Mr. David Smith. DAVID SMITH He taught us a lot, but at the same time we had fun. He acted like he really liked kids. Understands and communicates with kids. He made us realize you have to try in order to survive in this world.” He’s dependable - there when you need him.” He makes you feel important. He encouraged me to go on with my writing.” He has a great attitude toward his students and never puts you down.” Will give his time to explain and help so you understand more. He will goof around with the kids, but always has total control.” Builds a trusting relationship with students. He made me enjoy English, and anyone who can do that will definitely be remembered.” A good teacher - a good friend. Archer-Smith 3 FACULTY Rick Sutherland; Vice Principal Brad Allison; Vice Principal Faculty 7 Gerald Asmann; Activities Coordinator Wilbert Herrmann; Coordinator of Vocational Career Education Clarence Brown; Counselor Rick Colbo; Counselor Marion Buchanan; Counselor Ardith Faucett; Counselor 8 Faculty Toby Ackerman; Drivers Education. Asst. Varsity Football Coach Virjean Archer. Chemistry. Advanced Chemistry. Human Reactions Betty Benavides; Consumer Math A. General math Bob Anderson; Adaptive Physical Education, Boys Golf Coach Donna Ascher; Dept. Chairperson. Interior Decora- tion. Creative foods Gerald Bethke; Physics. Physical Science. A.F.S. Advisor. Girls Tennis and Girls J.V. Basketball Coach John Alexander; Biology. Advanced Biology Kathy Bartoszek; Physical Education. Health. Var- sity Softball Coach Richard Bricn; Western Civilization Faculty 9 Carol Bronson; Shorthand. Business English. Mar- keting. Office Co-op, FBLA Advisor Cariotta Camarda; Western Civilization Rosanne Clark; Home Economics. Adult Living. Family Living. Young Children. Foods 1, Child Guidance, Future Parenting, F.H.A. Advisor James Brown; Biology, Ecology Lindann Bruss; Learning Disabilities, Freshman Class Advisor Stephanie Chapman; Learning Disabilities Phyllis Christensen; Typing 1. Recordkeeping Toby Cohn; Special Education Russel G. Coley; Mathematics and Science 10 Faculty Rebecca Cotcy; Adaptive Physical Education Gail Davis; Introduction to Business. Office Ma- chines ■ Daniel Davenport; Earth Science. Physical Science. Colleen DcFouw; Freshman English. Spanish II. Spanish III Robert Douglas; Conservation. Physical Science. Girls' Basketball Coach Donald Enright; Consumer Education, 18 Free, FCA Advisor Marilyn Davies; Sophomore English, Senior Eng- lish. Yearbook Advisor Debbie (Brown) Diven; Sophomore English. Cheerleading Advisor. Forensics Advisor Karen F.rikson; Geometry and Consumer Math Faculty 11 Michael Furlong; U.S. History, Minorities, Eco- nomics, Head Track Coach, Asst. Football and Bas- ketball Coach Thomas F. Helm; Emerging Nations, U.S. History William W. Hoagland; Junior English. Senior Eng- lish, Head Coach of Freshmen Football Sharon Gowdy; Spanish 1,11,1 V. Spanish Club Advi- sor, Department Chairperson Keith D. Hensler; Physical Education, Head Foot ball Coach, Track Coach Shirley Jensen; Reading Specialist. National Honor Society Advisor 12 Faculty Chuck Harder; House Wiring. Electricity, Electron- ics, Electrical Trades, VICA Advisor, Sophomore Football Coach Shirley Hill; Business Law, Personal Typing, Office Machines. FBLA Advisor Glenn Johnson; Accounting 1, Advanced Account- ing, Business Data Processing. Wigwam Bookstore Advisor, Department Chairperson Kenneth Johnson; Western Civilization Mary Kohl; College Skills. Junior English. English Literature, Senior Class Advisor Robert Krecak; Small Engine Repair, Blue Print Reading, Car Care Sheryl Kane; Learning Disabilities Frances R. Keeler; Special Education, Sophomore Class Advisor Thomas Kossoris; Social Studies. Political Science. Mary Kraus; Chemistry. Chemistry A U.S. History. J.V. Volleyball Coach Charmaine Kuharske; Vocal Music. Chamber Sing- Charles Lippcrt; English ers Advisor Faculty 13 Ted Mainella; Photography and English Elizabeth Mulholland; Typing. Office Education Harry Nordcntoft; Physical Education. Gymnastics Club Advisor. Girls' Gymnastics Coach Jane McEnaney; Trigonometry. Geometry. General Math Elizabeth Murphy; Advanced Algebra. Algebra 1. Technical Math, Department Chairperson Cathy Jane Norred; Physcial Education. Indianette Pom-Pon Team Advisor 14 Faculty Patrick Morgan; U.S. History, Western Civilization, Freshman Basketball Coach James Nelson; Auto Mechanics. Co-op Mechanics, VICA Advisor. Freshman Girls' Basketball Coach Eugene C. Nowicki; Mathematics. Industrial Math Lynn Peters; Consumer Education. Needlccraft, Foods 1, Clothing 11 111 Phyllis Roeber; Advanced College Skills. College Skills. English Literature. World Literature, Ad- vanced Placement. Creative Writing. Department Chairperson. Girls’ Golf Coach Dale S. Shively; Theatre Arts. Speech. Drama Club Advisor. Coach of Forensics. Debate, 1 Act Play Contest Janice Polacck; Biology Kathleen Roe; Driver Education Ralph C. Smedema; Woodworking, Building Trades, VICA Advisor. Sophomore Basketball Coach. Head Coach of Girls Track Ralph Rosenbecker; Art Darlene Rosenbecker, Librarian Steve Sidie; Algebra, uenerai Mam Faculty 15 David Smith; Creative Writing, Ad- vanced Creative Writing. Modern Nov- el, Student Government Advisor, Assis- tant Varsity Football and Basketball Coach Beverly Tamcl; English Deborah H. Steiner; E.M.R. 9-12, De- partment Chairperson Anita M. Thayer; Reading, Freshman Class Advisor Nancy Sugden; General Math, Algebra, Geometry Jim Tietjen; U.S. History, Advisor of Weight Lifting Club. Sophomore Foot- ball Coach Richard Underberg; Symphonic Band. Director of Hep Band. Advisor of Rifle Squad and Flag Twirlers, Music De- partment Chairperson Thomas Vassel; Metals. Plastics, Woods, VICA Club Advisor Wendy Vehanen; Physical Education, Coach of Varsity Volleyball 2nd J.V. Softball 16 Faculty Jerry Swan; Physical Education, Health, Head Coach of Boys Basketball. Phys- ical Education and Health Chairperson Kenneth Trainor; German, U.S. History A, German Club Advisor, Social Studies Department Chairperson Rod R. Vick; English. Journalism, Ad- visor of Pow Wow and Cross Country- Ski Club. Coach of Cross Country and Track Paul Viemeister; Director of Jazz Banc Marching Band. Concert Winds. Con cert Band; Freshman Advisor Crystal Wallendal; Foods and Food Ser- vice Co-op. Advisor of H.F.R.O., Ju- nior Class Advisor John Warren; Drafting Robert Wastian; Metalworking John Wickenberg; An Karen A. Wilbrandt, Freshman English, Spirit Club Advisor Rudy Will; Welding. V1CA Advisor. Sophomore Football Coach Maddie Rademan; Full time Substitute Teacher Sharon Korner; Special Services Carl Nehrling; Special Services I i Mike Schmitz; Special Services k • 1 Mike Schaefer; A.V Technician Faculty F.vie Kane; Secretary to Principal Jane O'Connell; Dept. Aide-Attendance Doris Gitzlaff; Secretary to Asst. Princi- pals Pam Pulver; Bookkeeper Judy Novotny; Scheduling and Grading I.ouise Machnik; Secretary-Counseling Center Jan Pearce; Library Assistant ? (How'd he get on this page?) Left; D. Szalewski. V. Berg. L. Pine. A. Webster. J. Kalinowski, G. Khollman, J. Ransom. (Front) M. Stobber. M. Ge- demcr. J. Brown, J. Ready Right Don Kneser, Connie Smith. Du Wayne Teske Martha Herrmann; Secretary to Ath- Katherine Burrow; Health Aide letic Director Darlene Burt; Receptionist Shirley Smedema; A.V. Copyist. Aide Barbara Becker; Study Aide Ilka Hunter; Study Aide Sandra Kleinhans; Study Aide Nancy Walejewski; Study Aide Mary Mutter; Study Aide ran v«nSelsam; Library Aide Nancy Schultz; Study Aide Carol Hammon; Study Aide Cindy Farnsworth; Guidance Clerk Carol Wynn; Vocational clerk And ,ast- but nor least of al1 dut,es performed at MHS..........Potty Pa- trol. Music loses an NEW YORK (UPI) — John Len- non, the former mop-haired Beatle whose music set the beat for the 1960’s, was shot to death outside his Manhattan home by a man who ear- lier obtained his autograph on the rock star’s new record album, police said today. Js|0'X 0eC J AP, Los Angeles Times, UPI, New York Timetr- Washington, D.C. — Ronald Reagan won the White House from President Carter Tuesday night in a startling landslide that changed the face of American government, delivering control of the Senate to Republicans for the first time in a quarter-century. institution An event, a year, that chanaed the world to Knight-Ridder Newspapers NEWBURGH, New York — On a crisp, sunny Sunday afternoon. 52 Americans held captive for more than 14 months in Iran returned to America. 6, PAULA TAVARES I live in Brazil and my town is Campinas. It is in the southern part of Brazil, and is a big city with seven thousand people. I speak Portuguese, as Brazil is the only country in South America where people don’t speak Spanish. I will go back to Brazil in July and will be able to get a very good job because now I know English and English is very important to get a very good job in Brazil. I want to go to the university. I am not sure, but I think I want to be a doctor. This year in America is a very good experience for me. I have learned a lot about the life in the U.S. I always wanted to visit America, and now I am happy. I have seen new things like snow, cold weather and new methods in school. I enjoy snow because than I can ice skate and ski and go snowmobiling. I am very happy to get a chance to to come to Wiscon- sin and meet lots of new friends. 22 Paula Tavares MAGGIE GICHO My name is Maggie Gicho. I am seventeen years of age. I come from Kenya, which is a country situated in Fast Africa. My home town, Mombasa, is the second largest town of Kenya with 135,000 people. I live right behind the Indian Ocean, which I miss a lot. My stay here has been very nice; I like the way the people have been helping me in different ways. The only thing that I have really wanted to see was snow, which I have, but it’s too cold for me and I can hardly wait to see the sunshine again. I love the freedom the kids in America have. When I return home I plan to take a hairdress- ing course which will last about six months. Maggie Gicho 23 MIA FERNSTROM My name is Mia. I'm the Swedish exchange student. Unlike Maggie and Paula, I’m not with the AFS. I’m an ASSE student. ASSE stands for American-Scandinavian Student Exchange. Though these two organiza- tions differ a little bit from one another, I guess I can say they are pretty much the same. Back in Sweden I live in a suburb of Stockholm with my parents (both teachers) and two sisters. When I go back this summer I have two years left of school. I’ve learned a lot of interesting things this year. It’s been a great experience. 24 Mia Fernstrom ■ Student Life 25 T-SHIRTS Student Life 27 YE OLDE ENGLISHE CHRISTMAS FEASTE Mixed Chorus This year the Choral Department's Christmas presentation was a bit different than in the past. Under the direction of Miss Kuharske, they presented a madrigal entitled, Ye Olde Eng- lishe Christmas Feaste. It was a Renaissance Christmas celebration featuring a juggler, a ma- gician, brass musicians, wandering minstrels, jesters, and trumpeters. Mukwonago High School Chamber Singers were dressed as lords and ladies, and the Mixed Chorus and Treble Choir sang songs of the Christmas season. A delicious dinner was prepared and served by the Co-op students under the supervision of Ms. Wallendal. the dinner consisted of fresh fruit, roasted pig, vegetables, bread loaves, and the traditional plum pudding. The night was en- joyed by everyone. Treble Choir Christmas Concert 29 Minstrel: Julie Ragaisis M) Christmas Concert CELEBRATION” Celebration cast CAST: Mr. Rich .......................................Bob Emmons Potemkin .............................Todd Hubbner Orphan .................................Dave Justin Angel ...............................Kathy Brown Revelers_____Debi Rageth, Lisa Edler, Meggie Gicho Kathy Wojtasiak, Lisa Nelson, Shelley Momsen, Denise Orlowski, Paula Zimmerman CREW: Stage Manager Props ...... Make-Up . . . Costumes . . . Lights ..... . Damon West Brian Gedemer Colleen Poole . Tina Hatling . . . . Brian Hill Celebration” is a timeless story of the strength of human will. It is about the victory of good over evil. The characters represent good, evil and human emotions. Mr. Rich represents the corruption of the world. Orphan represents the innocence and purity in the world. Poten- kin is a character who sways back and forth from good and evil. Celebration 31 'The Butler Did It” is a play made up of caricatures from some of fictions greatest detectives. The would-be detectives are all invited to Ravenswood Manor, which is on Turkey Island, off the coast of San Francisco. The plot comes to a climax as the detectives unmask the murderer of Turkey Island. CAST (In order of appearance) Haversham ..........................................Yolanda Villareal Rita ...................................................Liz Drefahl Miss Maple ..........................................Rachel Patton Father White ..........................................Ben Patton Chandler Marlowe ......................................Brad Unke Louie Fan .............................................Brian Hill Rick .................................................Steve Theim Laura .................................................Jane Roder Peter Flimsey .........................................Dana Haugli Charity Haze ..........................................Lisa Grahck PRODUCTION STAFF Director ........................................ Dale S. Shively Assistant Director State Manager ......................................Damon West Set Design ......................................Todd Huebner Dale S. Shively Light Design .......................................Brian Hill House Manager ............................................Marie Spore • • • • • CRF.WS Sound Crew ..............David Justin. Todd Huebner, Damon West Lights Crew............. Brian Gedemer. Damon West. Brian Hill Properties ............................Lisa F.dler . Kelly Vetengl, Fred Hein, Tim Strum. Keith Lange Costumes .............................Becky West . F.llen Warnes, Robin Kubicek. Meg Hcnsersky Make-up .............Debi Rageth. Heidi. Tueteberg, Colleen Poole Ushers ...............................Laura Hodge. Katie Martin. Alicia Behling. Koreen Lange, Noelle Runquest Programs .............................Marie Spore, Brian Gedemer Cover Design ....................................Todd Huebner Poster Design ................................... Rachel Patton Rick contemplates the murder. The detectives convene. Publicity .....................................Dave Justin . Brian Gedemer. Damon West Tjc| ets ...................................................................Fran Minnick Set Construction . Mr. Shively's stagecraft classes. Dave Justin, Todd Huebner. Brian Gedemer. Damon West, Brian Hill Refreshments ..............................Denise Orlowski. Shelly Momsen. Jodi Stenberg •Crew Heads 32 Drama SPECIAL EVENTS PROM 1980 - LONGER” 1980 Prom Court-Back row (I to r) Chuck Roamer. Angie Kainz. King Jeff Swan. Queen Cathy Hardtkc. Mike Davis. Colleen Craig, Mark Greenwood. Sheri Haase. Front row (1 to r) Sue Adler. Dan Jensen. Curt Dowdle. Karen Hcinig, Larry Porter. Donna Anich. Prom 1980 was indeed a night to remember. Though the evening started a bit damp, it wasn't long before it crystallized into a beautiful evening. The Clausing Barn at Old World Wisconsin, handsomely decorated, supplied the proper atmosphere for the arriving couples. After dinner was served, everyone joined in dancing to the music of Our Town.’’ The couples also waited for the highlight of the night, the introduction of the 1980 Prom Court and the announcement of the King and Queen. The Master of Ceremonies, Jeff Dettinger, presented the 1980 King and Queen. The newly crowned Jeff Swan and Cathy Hardtke led all the couples in a dance to the theme song, Longer, by Dan Fogelberg. Prom 1980 was truly an evening of memories to cherish forever. Prom 38 Prom Mukwonago's Homecoming is tra- ditionally kicked off with Spirit Week. This year s Spirit Week began on Monday with Twin Day Tuesday was Color Day Each class was assigned a certain color to wear: Seniors wore green; Juniors; purple; Sophomores; brown; and Freshman; black. Wednesday was Crazy Hat, Tie and Sock Day. Thursday was Dress-Up Day combined with Hush Day. Don- na Anich collected the most hush badges and was voted Ms. Irresistable. Spirit Week wound down with Friday as Blue and Gold and also Jersey Day. All in all. it wras a successful week, with the whole school participating in Spirit activities. 40 Homecoming PEP ASSEMBLY AND PARADE Although this year's Pep Assembly was held after school, it still drew a large crowd. It included the usual cheering and yelling and the tradition- al playing of the MHS school song. The sophomores showed their spirit by winning the class yell. One of the highlights of the Pep Assembly was the introduction of the Varsity foot- ball team and other fall sports teams. At the assembly, the cooks were given a special award for their display of school spirit. The main feature of the program was the presentation of the 1980 Homecoming Court and the crowning of the King and Queen. This year's King and Queen were Corey Wright and Jessie Williams. The Pep Assembly did its job by getting the people in a spirited mood for the game. 42 Homecoming Despite ail their hard efforts, the Indians ended up with a disappointing 24-26 loss to the New Berlin West Vikings. Mukwonago had been trailing 26- until the middle of the fourth quarter, but a spirited comeback brought them just two points short of Homecoming victory'. The plavers are to be congratu- THE GAME Homecoming r Homecoming Week ended on Saturday with the Dance. The couples began the evening by dining at their favorite restaurants. From there they went to the school, where they danced to the music of ' Sierra.' The highlight of the evening was the Grand March of the 1980 Homecoming Court led by King Corey Wright and Queen Jessie Williams. 1980 Homecoming Court 1 left to right I: Jeff Swan. Cathy Hardtke. Terry I.abinski. Toni Milewski. Mike Croy, Janet Bumgarner. Chuck Roamer. Corey Wright. Robyn Volkmann. Jessie Williams. Shelli Johnson. Steve Cyra. Karen Heinig. Dan Benson, Jenean Bcutler. Rusty Schoolcraft. 46 Homecoming BAND TRAVELS TO FLORIDA One week after Easter vacation 1980, the Symphonic Band took another holiday.” The band left on Thursday, April 17 and spent a grueling 27 hours on buses before finally reaching their goal of Kissimee, Florida, on Friday evening. Saturday noon proved to be exceedingly hot, but this didn't inhibit the band from performing their best as they marched throughout Disney World. Sunday was spent visiting the Ken- nedy Space Center and also Daytona Beach where the band members had a glorious time swimming in the Atlantic Ocean. On Monday the group returned to Disney World to give a concert at Lake Buena Vista, much against the student's wishes, they were persuaded to return to the buses and spend another full day traveling home. Thanks to Mr. Underberg and Mr. Viemeister.the band had an enjoyable trip they won't forget for a long time. THE SOUND OF MUSIC Last spring, a talented group of MHS students per- formed their rendition of the famous Rodgers and Ham- merstein musical, The Sound of Music. The air truly was filled with the sound of music as the actors and actresses, accompanied by members of our orchestra, sang their way into the hearts of the audience. The lead roles in MHS’s first musical were performed by Karl Bethke and Sandi Radtke. All who participated agreed the musical was an unforgettable experience. A letter of gratitude was received from Maria von Trapp, expressing thanks to MHS for performing her” story. Thanks to Miss Kuharske and Mr. Shively, MHS's first musical was a huge success. 48 Sound Of Music Row I: Marie Spore. Colleen Poole, Bluzette Stcmper. Katie Martin. Laura Hodge. April Nagel. Tracey Saffran. Carrie Hagner. Tammy Nielson. Jodi Stenberg; Row 2: Glen Drews. Grant Pozorski, Tim Spencer, Mr. Shively, Kirk LaDu, Bret Remmington, Curt Chase, Jay Frohne What is Forensics-' It's Fun and Fame! It's putting your talents to work! It's making friends and meeting new people! It's school spirit! It's Drama and Speech! It's occasional” Saturdays! It's Mukwonago! It's the Best! Row 1: Alicia Bchling. Liz Drcfahl, Lisa F.dler. Denise Orlowski. Dave Justin. Paula Zimmcrmann, Colleen Poole, Margaret Nigren; Row 2: Kelly Vetengle, Yolanda Villareal, Todd Huebner, Kathy Wojtasiak. Katie Martin, Deanna Busack. Tim Strum; Row Mr. Schivcly, Brian Hill. Fred Hein. Rose Miller. Laura Hodge. Rachel Patton, Brian Gedemer. Q- Clubs Row 1: Fred Hein, Dave Justin, Lisa Edler, Denise Orlowski, Paula Zimmermann, Alicia Behling, Robin Kubicck, Margaret Nigren. Row 2: Kelly Vetangle, Liz Drehfel, Kathy Wojtasiak, Todd Huebner, Katie Martin, Laura Hodge. Meg Henserski, Deanna Busack, Tim Strum. Row 3: Kris Peterson, Becky West. Janis Musha, Brian Hill, Yolanda Villareal. Damon West, Colleen P(X)le, Brian Gedemer, Row 4: Rose Miller. Ellen Warnes, Jean Wysoki, Rachel Patton, Mr. Schively. Row 1: Sue Christianson, Diane Draatz, Connie McCombs, Kim Huey, Mia Fernstrom, Tamie Schmitt, Shelley Schankey, Kelley Conn. Rachel Lang. Row 2: Julie Flichbaugh, Vickie McDonald, Andrea Umland. Maryann Cherf, Terry Bornflcth, Donna Chopp, Julie Blocchl, Laura Kellogg, April Nage, Traci Stron, April Wilhelm. Row 3: Lori Bilke, Laurie Belman, Cathy Friedl. Kim Woods. Lori Lcinon, Julie Rasmussen. Jill Musha. Jackie Dunifer. Lori Delano. Laurie Boraln. Row 4: Tammy McGeshick, Alicia Behling, Jarilyn Pries, Kim Fohr, Laurie Heiskanen, Bluzette Stemper, Dris Speener, Sue Peterson, C. Kuharske (adv.) Row 5: Kelly Huth, Leanne Deacon. Debbie Streator. Dawn Binon, Laura Gricser. Nancy Taylor, Denise Orlowski, Ginney Strayor, June Webster, Terri Theim, Donna Bronson, Donna Darga, Colleen Craig. Julie Ragaisis. Row 6: Joy Wiesenthal, Lisa Moreno. Brenda Schultz. Karen Duchr. Angie Minnick, Diane Day, Jessi Williams, Mary Bloechl. Beth Stadler, Lynda Schlitt, Carol Sievert. Drama Club is a group of en- thusiastic young people who enjoy expressing themselves through the- atre. They put on four productions a year and participate in many oth- er functions, such as attending other productions in Milwaukee, Waukesha, and Chicago. Drama Club is open to any student who is interested in theatre. 01 vf7 • Oj The Treble Choir meets every day for a semester. Participants re- ceive one-half credit for satisfac- tory effort in the class. Many members elect to continue for the second semester. As in the mixed chorus, members may audition for Chamber Singers, and may partici- pate in the solo and ensemble con- test. They may also earn a letter. The choir began this year with a large number of girls who had nev- er sung before. Rarely, in my years of teaching, can I recall a group which has worked harder than this group. It has been a great source of satisfaction to watch them grow as singers and musicians. D R A M A C L U B A N D T R E B L E C H 0 1 R Clubs 51 c iCtaOPCn DZ w tn o Z w w w to g Row 1: Steve Theim. Jack Koch. Miss Kuharske, Mike Herron, Corey Wright; Row 2: Bob Orcholski. Todd Huebner. Rick Dable, Ken Formella; Row .V. Linda Hanson, Donna Bronson. Liz Drefahl. Noelle Runquist. Fran Minnick. Angie Minnick. Ellen Simon. Lori Leinon Chamber Singers is an extra-curricular activity. Membership is determined by audition, and rehearsals are held in the evening. The group has performed not only at school functions, but also at the State Fair Park and community groups. Their main project was being host Lordes and Ladyes ’ for Ye Olde Englishe Christmasse Feaste . The Chamber Singers have had a very successful year, performing all music from pop to madrigals. Being extrememly dedicated musicians is a prerequisite for membership, and also helps the members to be versatile musicians. They have made my job very easy and enjoyable and are capable young musicians and wonderful people. The Mixed Chorus meets every day for a year. Participants receive one credit for satisfactory effort in the class. In addition to performing with the group for con- certs, members may also audition for Chamber Singers and or participate in a solo or small ensemble for contest. The group participated in the Parkland Area Choral Festival along with choral groups from New Berlin and Muskego. By par- ticipating at contest, concerts, and any extra rehearsals, the students may earn points that count toward a letter. dt From: Tod Hebein, Kirk LaDu, Dan Krcbsbach; Row 1; Doug Krcbsbach, Marty Mesa. Steve Gaffney. Dan Theisenhuscn, Dennis W'agner, Corey Wright. Steve Kipperman, John H. Taylor. Myron Batson. Randy Sitowski. Row 2: Julie Hibbard. Liz Drefahl, Mary LeClair, Lisa Nelson. Lori Leinon. Kathy Brown, Ellen Simon. Irene Blomenkamp, F.ilen W'arnes. Toni Kinlow, Peggy O Brien, Dani Muccke; Row 3: Laura Dunda, Colleen Craig, Jackie Fenningcr, Maggie Gicho, Colleen Gogin, Kari Roberts, Noelle Runquist, Kim Pulvermacher, Fran Minnick. Chris Hoffmann. Natale Hoff- mann. Renate Hoffman. Mcllody Knobcl. Heather Benavides. Kim Buckett, Linda Hanson; Row 4: Mike Krcbsbach. Mike Herron. Todd Huebner, Rick Dable. Tim Scrum. Jim McPhetridgc. Dave Williamson. Will Hein. Cun Dowdlc, Bob Orcholski. Jack Koch. Eric Dunlop. Steve Theim. Ken Formella. 32 Clubs Heidi Volkmann (Cap.) Lynn Feltcs Betty Manyen Lisa Rosenbeckcr Sheryl Fickau Dawn Thompson Wanda Wcink Carole Petrie Gayle Dignin Kim Litwicki Ellen Warnes. Jodi Bethmann, Lisa Grahek, Linda Hanson. Nancy Cochran. Tracy Hoiat. Gina Prochniak; (Back! Terry Thelm (Cap.). Doreen Madison. Lynda Schmidt. Pat Mazurkiewicz. Carol Sawyer. The Colorguard was composed of the Rifle Squad and the Twirling Flags. Mr. Underberg was advisor for both groups, and they were captained by Heidi Volkmann, for the flags, and Terry Theim for the rifles. Clubs 5 Drum Majors Karen Hill (left) and Laurie Hibbard fright) The pom-pon team this year has really come a long way. First they chose a name, The Indianettes.” After a learning experience at Badger - ette camp in Waukesha this past summer, they came into football season with much enthusiasm. The fall season high-lighted the new team's skills and prepared them to choreograph their own routines for basketball season. The girls have really worked hard and learned a lot this year. From their hard work they will make a stronger and more experienced team next year. Row 1: Colleen P x le (Co-Captain). Maureen McGraw (Captain), Lori Thibault (1st Lieutenant). Row 2: Maggie Nygren. Tammy Kemnitz. Kim Schlirt. Connie Fst Penny Stevens, Kathy Herrmann. Karen Martin 54 Clubs Row 1: E. Warnes, N. Cochran. D. Markham, K. Karpinski; Row 2: L. Hibbard, N. Shepard, D. Busack, M. Dailey; Row 3: D. Haugli. B. Orcholski, E. Hanson, G. Brown; Row 4. F Eaurich. D. Pokorny, J. Hibbard. R. Dable; Row 5: N. Pisarck, W. Weink. D.Justin, H. Teutcbcrg, M. Maciosck. K. Schlitt. L. Rosenbecker; Row 6: J. Kinney. I). Kufalk. J. Schmitter, R. Klug, M. Utrie, B. Manyen; Row 7: M. Anderson. F. Powers, D. Thompson, D. Paeske, D. Gunderson. F. Grahek, xM. Belland. L. Hunter; Row 8: J. I ren. L. Grahek, S. Stoll, J. H Taylor, N. Runquist. D. Douglas, G. Prochniak. T. Schocn; Row 9: S. Emmons. C. Sawyer. M. Henserski. K. Martin, S. Pierce. C. Burt; Row 10: N. Wynn. R Webster, K. Hill. E. Dunlop. S. Gross. T. Theim. The Pep Band again this year, provided the spark needed for enthusiasm at the basketball games. Fifty-five members were in the band, and it was under the direction of Mr. Underberg. Row 1: John Kinney. Frank Laurich, Mike Anderson. Fred Powers. Lisa Rosenbecker, Michelle Maciosck; Row 2: Nancy Pisarek, Nancy Cochran, Mary Jo Lundin, Nadine Shepard, Heidi Teuteberg; Row 3: Noelle Runquist. Dana Haugli, Bob Orcholski, Linda Hanson. Greg Brown; Row 4: Liz Feldman. Dan Pokorny. Julie Hibbard, Rich Dable, S. Collins; Row 5: Dave Paeske. R. Lorentz, Ron Cochran, Dirk Gunderson. The Jazz Band, at present, is an extra-curricular activ- ity. Many jazz idioms and styles are attempted to be covered. Improvisation plays an important role in the overall scope of jazz. Clubs 55 s Y M P H 0 N 1 C B A N D FLUTE •Debbie Markham Lisa Rosenbecker Margaret Utrie Rachel Klug Betty Manyen Kathy Karpinski Sally Stoll Deanna Busack Lynn Feltes Lee Ann Holmes Kim Schlitt Karen Kirchner Lori Hunter Lisa I.angenbach Heidi Volkmann Doreen Madison Pat Mazurkiewic Danielle Mueck Nadine Cook OBOE •Sue Shepard Laurie Sattlcr Tracy Holat BASSOON •Craig Henry Eh CLARINET •Terri Thcim CLARINET •Laurie Hibbard Wanda Weink Nancy Pisarek Karen Hill Rae Ann Webster Melissa Henry ‘Nancy Wynn jenny Schmitter Gina Prochniak ‘Dawn Thompson Mary Dulka 'Carole Petrie Lynn Alloy Gayle Dignin Carol Sawyer Pam Cameron Diane Schroeder Barb Miller Kim Litwicki Karen Karpinski Cheryl Totsky ALTO CLARINET •Shelli Johnson Lynda Schmidt BASS CLARINET •Michelle Gergasi Regina Bclland CONTRA BASS CLARINET •Sue Gross ALTO SAXOPHONE •Sheryl Fickau John Kinney ‘Dawn Johnson Norman Siefert Brenda Daily Debbie Rayburn Ken Land Bill Roeber Tim Byrne TENOR SAXOPHONE •Nadine Shepard ‘Eric Dunlop Angie Kain? Mary Jo Lundin BARTONE SAXOPHONE •Heidi Teutebcrg V Symphonic Band FRENCH HORN •I.isa Bluhm 'Nancy Cochrancc 'Jodie Uren Jenny Klug Ellen Warnes Lisa Grahek CORNET •Bob Orcholski Noelle Runquist Dana Haugli 'Greg Brown Dave Zibolski ’Dirk Gunderson 'Linda Hansen Greg Krueger Ken Crawley Mike Haisler Tim Stoccker Paul Holtermann Juli Johnson Kevin Grant Karen Martin Terry Labinski Beth Sandars TROMBONE •Julie Hibbard Dan Pokorny Will Hein 'Ken Formella Dave Willaimson Kari Roberts Todd Wegner Dan Thompson John Crawley Jim McPhetridge BARITONE •Rick Dable Tony Hansen STRING BASS •Liz Feldman BASS •Duncan Baker Bob Mueller Dave Thompson Jodi Bethmann PERCUSSION •Dave Paeske 'Jim Wrasman Barb Keller ‘John Taylor Dan Davis Scott Sawjka Jim Bannenberg Denotes pin winner Denotes letters winner Denotes section leader The Symphonic Band, made up of Sophomores. Ju- niors, and Seniors, started the year off with 113 members. The band was transformed into the Varsity Marching Band for the football season, and was under the direction of Mr. Veimiester. At the end of October, the band returned to a concert band, and was under the direction of Mr. Underberg for the remainder of the year. S Y M P H 0 N 1 C B A N D Symphonic Band 57 — 7 FLUTE Catic Wendtland Jean Logee Cyrena Burt Vicki Weink Carolyn Zielinski Michelle Maciosek Keli Gracyalny Brenda Moser Colleen Low Kris Krull Lanette Wagner Michelle Russo Mellissa Dailey Sheryl Madison Chris Stobber Laurie Shuett Tracy Joles Kristi Koehler Jenny Schaeffer Kathy Wojtasiak Jina Nortunen CLARINET Debbie Nagel Shari Emmons Cheryl Laraan Lana Hill Lorrie Tieman Gail Kraemer Tammi Schoen Meg Hensersky Laurie Atkins Alicia Behling Konnie Laverrenz Kelly Conn ALTO SAXOPHONE Mike Anderson CORNET Frank Laurich Frank Grahek Darrell Kufalk Kris Naybert Fred Powers Frank Fox Mariann Belland Dave Douglas Steve Jones Kevin Daane TENOR SAXOPHONE Dave Justin Dawn Clement Sue Jenson Tim Behling Jodie Dickert Chris Mutchler BARITONE Tina Christianson Mike Wilde SAXOPHONE John Hecikalski Sue Pierce Tom Beranek Dan Krause Rich Stockberger Sanjiv Gupta FRENCH HORN Beth Peterson Phil Trower Ron Cochrane TROMBONE Linda Krueger Charlie Mueller Bruce Turner Brian Geiser Dave Mantey Jeff Kind TUBA Chris McPhetridge Jeff Kirchoff Jim Gonzalez BARITONE Todd Linde Bill Hughes PERCUSSION Tim Flurry Pat McPhetridge Patti Powers Jerry Rapp Mike Jost Tracy Momoi Dean Martens Stephani Rynders Todd Werginz The CONCERT WINDS is a band con- sisting of the top freshmen and sophomores. It is designed to give the band student more of a challange in many musical styles. FLUTE Mary Cameron Tanya Ahrens Wendy Marquardt Rosie Bowey Dawn Retzer Wendy Lietzki Dawn Stockey Tracy Ceballos Kim Spangenberg Lynn Swanson Jessie Boctcher Laura Smart CLARINET Julie Hockett Sue Collins Karen Haslam Kelly Beranek Michelle Newburry Laura Hodge Johannah Kroll Katie Martin Scott Sitow'ski Ginger Obrien Tricia Purdy Carrie Robinson BASSOON Darwin Greenwald TENOR SAXOPHONE Brent Magolam ALTO SAXOPHONE Rich Marshall Sandy Jaworski Ann McKenize Pat Hein BARITONE SAXOPHONE Steve Peterson FRENCH HORN Wayne Mengel CORNET Bill Meyers Scott Hoffman Brad Decker Jeff Behling Rob Belland Brian Bortmess Dan Krebsbach Tim Patz Greg Barg Brian Eichoff Rich PeterSon Ric Semrow Rob Schmitter Jim Shepard BARITONE Curt Chase Willy Woods BASS Charlotte Roth Caryn Kraemer Peggy Carr PERCUSSION Bonnie Alloy Darlene James Becky Gardner Mike Campion Eric Thompson Rob Lorenz Jeff Tischaeffer Jeff Pregow-ski Chris Lehman The Concert Band, which meets every- day, gives the student who has the basic knowledge of the band instrument an overall enrichment in many music idioms. C O N N D ( luhs v: O so Row 1. Michelle Hekkers. Tim Strum, Kim Folak, Dawn Paulus, Cheryl Pozorski. Kcli Gracyalny; Row 2: Janine Dudenas. Rachel Klug, Debbie Markham. Laurie Hibbard. Miss Davies. Connie Acheson, Lisa Rosenbecker. Lisa Grahek. Sheryl Fickau.Jodi Bcthmann; Row 3: Kim Jomin, Sue Gross. Sue Collins. Karen Haslam, Kim Loomis. Cheri Damom, Kari Roberts. Donna Perry. Gail Kramer. Kelley Conn, Jody Tatrow. The purpose of the Arrow Club, a school service organization, is to Freshmen Clubs produce a record of the year s events at Mukwonago High School. It Michelle Russo Lisa Rosenbecker takes hours of planning and hard work to accomplish that task. Staff Karen Haslam Kim Schlitt members use their study hall rime or work after school to complete their Sue Collins Rachel Klug sections. Kcli Gracyalny Of course, there are benefits, too, like being the first to see the mug Michelle Hekkers Music Events shots or the pictures from school events, or eating the goodies that can be found in the room after school (like Connie s home made Christmas Sophomores Sue Gross cookies). But the real benefit comes from watching the students enjoy Mcllody Knobcl Spring Sports the book. It s a great feeling to know we've contributed something to Kelly Conn Kim Schlitt your memories of high school. Dani Muecki Lisa Rosenbecker This year's editors were Connie Acheson and Laurie Hibbard, who Konnie Laverrenz met the challenge of the tremendous responsibility with enthusiasm. Jody Tatrow Fall Sports Next year, the editorship will be in the competent hands of Lisa Sheryl Fichau Rosenbecker and Kim Schlitt, who have done more than their share of Juniors Jodi Bethmann the work each year. Kim Loomis Cheryl Pozorski The best part of being yearbook advisor is getting to work with some Kim Jommen Lisa Grahek really terrific kids. They are bright, competent, responsible, and have Donna Perry whacky senses of humor, which helps make it fun. They truly are Jenny Schaefer Winter Sports among Mukwonago's finest' Seniors Janine Dudenas Renaee Hoffman Connie Acheson Cheri Demont Debbie Markham Janine Dudenas Connie Acheson Laurie Hibbard Special Events (Homecoming, Prom) Faculty Laurie Hibbard Sandy Haslam Jeff Dettinger Connie Acheson 60 Clubs Row 1 Mike Baksic. Brian Ray. Scan Dingledein. Kevin Conroy, Larry Allen. Dave Gainer. Tim Hayne; Heidi Volkmann, Nancy Wynn, Ron Moeller. Tom Schicsscl. Row 2: Sue Richardson, Mary LeClair. Ken Formella. We, the yearbook staff, would like to give special thanks to Co-editors Laurie Hibbard and Connie Acheson. Their hard work and effort made the 1981 Arrow one of the best ever. We thank them for all the help they have given us and hope it was an experience that they will never forget. Laurie Hibbard Connie Acheson ZQ wQhHO w s T U D E N T G O V T The Student Government is an extremly active organization capa- bly led by President Karen Heinig and by Donna Anich. The 20 re- presentatives have much responsi- bility, meeting regularly with Su- perintendent Geradi to discuss school issues. They have influ- enced school policy, gaining some senior privileges and assisting with the fund raising policy. The Gov- ernment coordinates all Home- coming activities and is solely re- sponsible for selecting bands for all school dances. Frequently, the necessary input for decisions con- cerning the student body is pro- vided by their organization. Future plans include reopening the patio, participation in the State Awards Program, and attending the State Conference at Green Lake. Front Row — Left to right: Chris Mutschlcr, Mike Croy. Chad Licht. Kevin Poje, Dave Dobbs. Row 2: Steve Kipperman. Jayne Williams. Karen Heinig. John Crawley. Colleen Kelly. Bill Kalinowski, Mr. Smith. Row 3: Janet Stumpner, Karen Hill, Tami Ceballos. Shelly Johnston, Sandy Sugden. Maggie Uribe. A N D N H S NHS (National Honor Society) is a national organization whose purpose is to give full recognition to outstanding students who have gained high academic achievement and have demonstrated sound leadership, good moral character, and service to the school and com- munity. All students with a high grade point and recommendations form staff members automatically qualify, but membership is ob- tained through an anonymous rat- ing system. The primary functions NHS performs are those services which benefit the student body. Row 1: Larry Schultz. Paul Holtcrman. Jeff Goetz, Margaret Utrie, Sandy Sugden, Lori Lepak. Colleen Kelly, Julie Hardtke. Row 2: Larry Proter. Kurt Baumann, Jack Koch, Jeff Johnson. Laurie Hibbard, Suzette White. Debbie Markham. Debbie Strebe. Jackie Owen, Sandra Klockner. Connie Acheson, Mrs. Jenson. Row 3: F.ric Dunlap. Tony Kemnitz. Jay Rosenbecker, Rich Rados. Dave Meyers. Steve Kipperman. Chuck Roamer, Linnea Lindell. Wanda Weink. Judy Anchutz, Jeanecn Ducenus. 62 Clubs American ambulance drivers after WWI decided that something needed to be done to privent an- other war. They founded AFS which stands for American Field Service. AFS is a worldwide ex- change program that gives young people a chance to learn about other countries and cultures by traveling to, and living in foreign lands. We exchange students out- side the U.S, and we also send our club members on a two week visit inside the U.S. This year our for- eign exchange students are Paula Taveres from Brazil and Magde- lena Gicho from Kenya, Africa. We invite all students of M.H.S. to join our club to share experiences with our exchange students. Row 1: Mike Krcbsbach (Pres.), Lisa Grahek (V. Pres.), Liza Drefahl (See.),Jodi Bcthmann (Treasurer); Row 2:Jamie y — Vega. Tammy Winter. Laura Hodge. Jenny Schaefer. Gail Kraemer, Donna Perry. Kris Cooper. Andrea Umland. Lisa . - V A -K Langenbach, Connie McCombs; Row 3: Mike Frciburger. Barb Wrasman. Becky Coley. Sheri Davis, Bob Wietrzny, Gina Nortunen. Connie Acheson, Jamne Dudenas A F S A N D Key Club is a unique ser- vice organization for high school students — spon- sered by the local Kiwanis. Their aim is the develop- ment of initiative, leadership ability and good citizenship practices within the school and community. K E Y C L U B Row 1. Karl Holtermann. Alica Behling, Cyrena Burt, Tim Flurey. Debbie Sankey, Row 2: Sheryle Fickau. Karen Hill. Maggie Gicho.Jean Lytle. F.llen Warnes. Irene Bloomenkamp, Tim Strum Row 3: Mr. Bcthkc. (Advisor) Janice Musha.Jean Wysocki, Lorit Hunter. Maggie Nygren. Nancy Cockrane. Kim Williams. Meg Hensersky. Jodie Sternberg. Lynn Grismore. Row 4: Becky West. Kris Peterson. Lynda Sin. Heidi Simrow. Paula Tavares. Tracy Holat. Leah Wirth. Robbin Kubicek. Margaret Allen. Clubs 63 F A , • u s AI nn de H s E c • o R • O ° P ( 64 Clubs Future Homemakers of America is a club that is na- tionally organized. Its goal is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational prepara- tion and community involvement. We support the Sham- rocks against Dystrophy by the Mr. Legs” contest. We participate in homecoming parades, a dance, and local, district and state F.H.A. activities. Future Homemakers of America is the only youth organization with the family as its central focus. Row 1 Karen Duehr, Nancy Taylor. Row 2: Kelly Duzinski. Gloria Vandershagen, Liz Hefei, Wanda Gale, Connie Estes, Row 3: Julie Losik, Stephani Kohnkc, Jean Wysocki, Janice Musha, Mrs. Clark. Row 4 Kay Larson. Sue Shepard, Julie Bloechl, Mary Bloechl, Kelly Byers (Not pictured) Erin O'Brien, Sheryl Fisher. Home Economics Related Occupations is a club that focuses its attention on mass food production. Members do this by working and training at jobs for local facilities. Row 1 Sara Skrepenski.Jeff Dettinger, Crystal Wallendal (advisor),Jeff Lesch, Lori Brzzinski. Row 2: Debby Nevitt, Heidi Brandemuehl, Patty Flury, Jane Roder, Debbie Madison. Debbie Crouch, Bernadine King. Business Co-op is a new vocational course, using an individualized training program for each student, and operates on the theory of earn while you learn.” In addition to class work, students get actual work exper- ience in a job that is business related, such as, secretarial, clerical or accounting. This class is a good example of the positive things that can happen when school and busin- esses work together. ,u-: ,VsO Row 1: Molly Snyder, Sue Rohmann. Chuck Roamer, Terri Theim. Jenean B utler Row 2: Mrs. Bronson, Brenda Daily, Paula Collins, Karen Cicero, LuAnn Mathson. (not pictured) Wanda Weink, Jill Menger Row 1: Gloria Vanderschagen. Denise Bam ford, Debbie Markham. Jcncan Beutler. Beth Binstcld. Donna Bronson, Sandy Chars. Row 2: Dennis Wagner, Lynn Grisamore. Noclle Runquist. Terry Theim. Suzette White. Wanda Weink, Janis Musha. Darlene Dahms. Sue Schmelter. Row v I.uAnn Mathson. Molly Snyder. Jill Mcngcr, Karen Cicero. Kelly Duszynski. Sue Rohmann Future Business Lead- ers of America is a na- tional organization for secondary school stu- dents (grades 7-12) en- rolled in business course. During the year club members participated in fund raising activities, re- gional and state competi- tive events, state confer- ences, social activities and trips. VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, is a national organization serving the one million students in trade, industrial, technical and health education. The organiza- tion emphasizes citizenship, character and leadership development. The programs help students better prepare themselves for the labor market. VICA emphasizes respect for the dignity of work, high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship and safety. It promotes understanding of the free enterprise system and encourages development of patriotism through the practice of democracy in the club. We try to motivate students to learn and excel through opportunities to aquire leadership and to work together to improve school and community, and to receive individual recogni- tion for both skill and leadership achievement. Row 1 Paul Douglas. Rob Meyers. Bill Madden. Keith Hooker, Monte Gruel. Bob Mueller. Bob Gamble. Mike Janke. Row 2- Tim Moravcc. Dan Zimmerman. Andy Swayze. Rick Stevens. Dave Gainer. Jeff Spern. Row 3: Larry Edwards, Dean Felske. Mike Bartholomew. Terry Ready. Jeff Shouldice. Ted Staedter. Jay Rosenbecker. Dennis Vandershagcn Dan Ur.bc Ron Bitner Row 1 Joe Schmidt. Kevin Haag. Darrell Hooker. Mark Speener.Jim Chars, Brett Strong. Bill Devlin. Rich Geilfuss. Dan Kolpin. Clubs M C L U B N D F C A Front: Margaret Allen; Row 1: S. Polacek. Devena Tulcr, Amy Cyra. C. Hardtke. M. Mcnzia, S. Klokner. D. Bronson, I.. Dreyfahl, D Darga, B Wrasman; Row 2: L. Peterson. A Kainz. F. Simon, D. Schenk, K Heinig, C. Kelly, S. Davis. M. Christensen, C. Markham. C. Smcdema. K. Krzwina. T Milewski. Row 3: D. Bauer. C. Wright. M. McCarthy. D. Jensen. M Davis. D. Arkin, M Atkins. L. Porter, J. Johnson. S. Polacek, P Holterman; Row 4: D Smith. Advisor. T Olson. J. Schmidt, J. Swan, T. Kemniz, M. Croy, L. Schultz, B. Krezyki, G. Lech. B. Martens; Row 5: W. Hein. S. Kipperman, C. Dowdle, S. Cyra. K. Cullen, D. Williamson, D. Thompson. Rich C.iardo, J. Duszynski The M Club of Mukwonago High School is currently being reorganized un- der the advisorship of Mr. Asman and Mr. Smith. The group will be open to all letter winners and will have a main func- tion of providing services for the Athletic Department. Some of their activities in- clude: banquet(s), promotion of athletic spirit, school involvement in sports pro- grams, relays The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of students who meet together almost weekly to relate their opinions and feelings on athletic, social and spiritual concerns. The primary objective is to grow spiri- tually through the fellowship of the group, guest speakers, meeting with stu - dents from other schools, Bible study and prayer. Row l: Kathy Brown. Lori McCarthy. Karen Krzcwina. Amy Cyra. Denise Trendel, Michelle Menzia, Barb Wrasman. Pat Mazurkiewicz; Row 2: Lauri Koceja, Gary Lech, Norm Seifert (V. Pres.), Dan Thompson. Will Hein (Sec.), Dan Jensen, Cory Wright. Craig Vertz, Brain (Jnke; Row 3: Karen Heinig, Jim Duszynski. Steve Kipperman. Jeff Swan (Pres ), Joe Schmidt. Mike Davis, Dave Williamson, Scott Landers, Darryl Hooker, Mr. Enright (Huddle Leader), Lisa Nelson. Clubs w 1: Jim Burns, Laurie Moran, Mary Cameron, Carrie Hagner, Linda Aschcnbrcnncr. Darlene Dahms, Lynn Grisamore, ow 2: Jean Logee, Pat Bolser, Brad Unke, Irene Blomenkamp, Barbara Jean Wrasman, Pat Masurkiewicz, Row 3: Toni rivello, Debbie Grobcr, Cassie F.nglert, Sandy Berg. Lisa Langcnbach, Mary Beth Busse, Kim Polak, Robbin Kubicek Row Renny Ohlson, Todd Werginz, Richard Marshall. Sheri Davis, Kathy Smedema. Lynn Feltes. Lori Humter, Kevin Daane The German Club is an orga- nization of students that may or may not be presently enrolled in a German class. During the past 1980-81 school year, the club has been limited in its activities and meeting times due to the many time and scheduling con- flicts encountered by the advi- sor. However, when the club does meet, the members par- ticipate in learning about the customs and culture of the German speaking people — something that no longer can take place in the non-existent German classroom with its many travel posters, maps, schnitzelbank, and other posters geared toward promotion of cultural understanding. As in past years, the German Club has participated in fund raising ac- tivities, and kept alive the dream of being able to travel to Euro- pean German-speaking coun- tries. Hopefully, with the sup- port of the public, teachers, and fellow students, this dream can become reality in 1982. f Cvi- Spanish Club is designed for students who enjoy the Spanish language and culture. Membership is not limited to only those stu- dents enrolled in a Spanish course. Learning about the Spanish and Mexican cultures has included in the past years: trips to the Holiday Folk Fair, Field trips for Spanish Club and Spanish classes to see Jose Greco and Jose Molina (Fla- menco, Dancing), and Spanish Club's annual spring dinner at a Milwaukee Mexican restaurant for a taste of authentic cuisine. There may be other social or cultural trips, depending upon club funds. Money is raised by dues, a candy sale, and bake sale each year. ow 1: Kim Litwicki, Davina Tuler, Cris Arkin, Sandra Klockner, Kerry Papke; Row 2: Lori McCarthy, Dawn Paulus, !im Polak, Jeanne Throgmorton; Row 3: Beth Peterson, Krys Weisflog, Linda Rausch, Mary Pat O'Haver. Irene lomenkamp, Mrs. Gowdy; Row 4: Lynda Schmidt, Lynn Swanson. Margaret Lewandowski, Jenny Lotz, Janet tumpner. Beth Cooper; Row 3: Tony Hansen, Fred Powers. Jodi Uren. Megan McGuire, Michelle Weisflog, Becky oley, Tracy Saffran, Jenny Klug G E R M A N A N D S P A N I S H C L U B S s p I R I T C L U B A N D P O W W O w Spirit Club is an organization of enthusiastic students who help pro- mote spirit throughout M.H.S. This is the first full year of activities for the club. Members sold spirit buttons, decorated for Christmas, and helped to publicize school events. Spirit is everyone's business, so the club is open to anyone who wants to join. Their goal is to improve school spirit and support for all sporting, musical, dramatic, and academic activities. Row 1: Maureen McGraw. Karen Martin. Val Hotzfcld, Michelle Duszinski. Sandy Burg. Sue Christianson. Barbara Jean Wrasman. Margaret Allen Row 2: Lisa Nelson. Kathy Brown, Patti Powers. Cathy Friedl, Wendy Smith, Jodi Stenburg, Michelle Menzia Row 3: Mrs. Wilbrant (Advisor), Tammy Kemnitz, Laurie Hunter, Dawn Paulus, Kim Polak, Maggie Nygren, Kathy Herrrmann, Laurie Thibault, Amy Cyra Row 4: Connie Fstes, Linda Sin, Kelly Byers. Mary Bloechl, Laura Jacobi, Chris Balistrari, Beth Binsfield. Jayne Kay Williams, Jcssi Williams. The POW WOW Club organizes and writes for the school newspaper. Members of journalism class as well as students outside the class contribute articles and pho- tographs. Editors for tht current year are Dave Her- ron and Barb Keller, both seniors who took journalism class for the first time in 1979. The remainder of the staff is mostly freshman. The club attended the journalism workshop at U W - Whitewater in November. Rod Vick, the club advisor, is a member of the Executive Board of Directors of the Kettle Moraine Press Asso- ciation, which stages work- shops and helps students with new publications in Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. Talented returning staff members in- clude freshmen Joni Nette- sheim, Kelly Colbert, Tracy Staedter and Chuck Wolf, and sophomores Rob Smith and Dan Spillard. Row 1: Brad Unke. Joan Ncttcshcim, Chris Leppin. Chuck Wolf, Rod Vick (Advisor) Row 2: Barb Keller, Peggy Carr. Kelly Colbert. Jackie Curtis Row 3: Dave Herron. Dan Spillard, Tracy Staedter 68 Clubs SENIORS Seniors 69 SENIORS Senior Class Officers: Back (1 to r) Sandy Sugden; Colleen Kelly; Front (I to r) Jane Roder; Lori Lepak. Being a senior means looking back on four years of memories. The past four years have flown by more quickly than we thought possible. But the memories will last a lifetime. As freshman we entered high school and found it to be a new and exciting (but sometimes frightening) world. The Class of 81 became the last class at MHS to experience the 21 mod day, open concept system. One of the most vivid memories of our freshman year is of enduring the teasing from upperclassmen. But we hung in there, realizing that it couldn't last forever. Sophomore memories include struggling through Western Civ and Geometry. Of course the highlight of our sophomore year was getting that all important driver's license. Becoming a junior meant that our high school years were half over. It was time to begin making plans and decisions about life after high school. For many people, junior year brings back memories of Prom. Girls and guys dressed in formalwear attended the Prom at Old World Wisconsin for an unforgettable evening. Being seniors meant that we were finally upperclassmen. It also meant that our time in high school was drawing to a close. The realization brought mixed feelings. We would be leaving a place we had known for four years. We would be parting from friends, and promising to keep in touch. But it was time for all of us to go our separate ways and begin new lives. In our caps and gowns we began our march down the aisle. With the placement of the diplomas in our hands, we said good-bye to Mukwonago High School and looked forward to our futures. 70 Seniors Donna Anich Judith Anschutz Steve Armbruster Duncan Baker Charles Beranek Kurt Baumann Seniors 71 Troy Bjorklund Lisa Bluhm p 72 Seniors Amanda Buckett Chris Bumgarner Kelly Carmody Sheila Chapman James Chars Melissa Christianson Seniors 75 Dean Deback Christel Daniels John Crawley Jennifer Deering Brenda Dailey Sharon Davis Jeff Dertinger Seniors Elizabeth Drefahl Janine Dudenas Laura Dunda Eric Dunlop James Duszynski Robin Drewa Seniors 7S Mike Ford Bill Gedemer Magdalena Gicho 76 Seniors Wendy Gier Jeff Goetz Beverly Graham Colleen Gogin Patty Grady Daniel Gronemus Monte Gruel Geoff Gulla Dirk Gunderson Kevin Haag -ALTH Sherry Haase Deborah Hannon Catherine Hardtke Julie Hardtke William Hartenberger Karen Harvestine Timothy Hayne Lori Heil William Hein Karen Heinig David Hemm 'M Seniors Craig Henry David Herron Laurie Hibbard Brian Hill Terry Hokamp Paul Holterman Jim Hintz Renate Hoffman Darrell Hooker Daniel Hoy Todd Huebner Kelly Huth HO Seniors Seniors 81 Laurie Kowalicki Bryan Krzycki Chris Kubicck Scott Landers 82 Seniors ■ Lynn Manthey Debbie Markham Renee Marsolek LuAnn Mathson Seniors 83 James McPhetridge David Meier Jill Menger Clifford Md cCulIoch Mike McGraw Lori McKenzie . 84 Seniors Lory Nowatske Jackie Owen Tom Olsen Robert Orcholski Michael Pieper Larry Porter William Pestor Brian Pinterics Jeffrey Palmersheim Scott Polacek Jon Ponchik Colleen Poole Seniors 85 Andrew Prokop Glenn Pugh Kimberly Pulvermacher Tammy Prockniak Richard Rados Debra Rageth Carrie Rath Joseph Rauguth Donald Ready Lori Reinke Sue Richardson Kelly Riemann 86 Seniors Renee Ritter Susan Rohmann Charles Roamer Jay Rosenbecker Jane Roder Lynda Schlitt Joe Schmidt Brenda Rozek Seniors 87 James Schoolcraft Linda Schuster Susan Shepard Darren Schultz Lawrence Schultz William Schultz Lisa Schwallbach Nadine Shepard Patricia Shepherd Karen Shimkus Jeffrey Shouldice 88 Seniors Carol Sievert Sara Skrepenski Kendall Smith Molly Snyder Lisa Sparks Mark Speener Seniors H9 Margie Stanisch Debra Strebe Andrew Swayze Chris Steele Richard Stevens Wendy Stogbauer Sandra Sugden Tim Strum Paula Taveres Heidi Teuteberg Theresa Theim X) Seniors Dan Thompson Robert Tuler Margaret Utrie Ronald Vertz Heidi Volkmann Donna Wagner Laurie Wallace RaeAnn Webster Dennis Vandershaegen Jeffrey Wagner Wanda Weink . Seniors 91 Dawn Yonke Lisa Porter Glenn Curry Keith Peterson 92 Seniors There's no business like sew business, right, Linda?! Are you really studying, Kay? Cathy, don't look at the keys! Seniors 97 Sue and Jeff are buddies! Heidi, let Kevin have a turn! How do you like life in the U.S., Paula What's so interesting. Dean.' 9k Seniors SPECIAL SENIORS Badger State Representatives: Jeff L. Johnson. Colleen Kelly, Jack Koch, Julie Hardtke. Jeff L. Johnson. Valedictorian and Debbie Markham. Salutatorian TOP 10% Connie L. Acheson Kurt M. Baumann Janine M. Dudenas F.ric P. Dunlap Jeffrey S. Goetz Deborah L. Hannon Catherine A. Hardtke Julie A. Hardtke Laurie J. Hibbard Paul F. Holtermann Colleen M. Kelly Anthony A. Kemnitz Todd A. Kemnitz John W. Koch Kenneth J. Lang Lori R. Lepak Jacquelyn M. Owen Richard P. Rados Jay J. Roscnbeckcr Roelle M. Runquies Noelle M. Runquist Lawrence J. Schultz Debra J. Strebe Sandra J. Sugden Margaret G. Utrie Wanda S. Weink Suzzette M. White Seniors 99 00 ACHESON. CONNIE; Golf 1. Band I. Key Club 3- 4, Arrow 2-4, NHS. ADAM. MARTIN: VIC.A 2 ADLF.R SUE: Girl's Softball 1-2, Volleyball 1-3, Prom Court 3 ALLEN. LARRY: Baseball 1. Football 1,2,4, Bas- ketball 2, Chorus 3 ANICH. DONNA: Track 1. Volleyball 1-4. Basket- ball 1-3. Band 1-2, Pom-Pons 1, Prom Court 3. M- Qub 3-4. Student Gov't 1-4, Lion’s Award 2, Bad- ger Girls State Rep. (Alternate). NHS. ANSCHUTZ. JUDY: Band 1. Arrow 2-3. AFS 1-3, NHS. ARMBRUSTER, STEVE BAKER. DUNCAN: Football 1. Band 1-4. Jazz Band 2 BARTH. JEFFRY BARTHOLMEW. MIKE: VICA 4 BAUMANN. KURT: Basketball 1-4. NHS. BIT.LAND. REGINA. Band 1-4, Pep Band 3. BERANEK. CHARLES: Ski Club 4. VICA 4. BEUTLFR. JENEAN: Track 2. Homecoming Court 4. FBLA 4. BEYER. SCOTT Football 1. VICA 3 BJORKLUND. TROY: Ski Club 1-2. BLUHM. LISA Plays 1-3. Band 1-4, Pep Band 1,2,4, Jazz Band 1,1,4,. BODANSKE. LAURA: Lion s Award 2. BORNFLETH, TERESA: Girls Glee. 1-4, FBLA 4, Key Club 3. BOURDO. PAUL Baseball 1-4. Football 1-2, Ski Club 1, Transferred from Wisconsin Lutherna High School 3. BOWEY. PHIL: VICA 4. BRACH, MICHELLE: Basketball 1. Band 2 BRANDEMUEHL, HEIDI; Basketball 1-2. BROWNE. SUSAN: Golf 2-3. Spanish Club 1. BRZEZINSKI. LORI Key Club 3. Ski Club 2.4, HERO 4. FBLA 2, Transferred from Notre Dame High School 2. BUCKETT, AMANDA BUMGARNER. CHRIS: Track 3-4. Cross Country 3-4. M-Club 4, Ski Club 4, VICA 4. BUTLER, GLENN: Football 3. Lion's Award 2 BYRNE. TIMM: Track 2-4, Cross Country 14. Band 1-4. M-Club 3-4. CARMODY. KELLY CHAPMAN. SHEILA: Spanish Club 3. CHARS, JAMES: Ski Club 1,2.4, VICA 1-4. CHRISTENSON. MELISSA: Girl's Softball 2, Vol- leyball. 1,2,3, Basketball 1-4, M-Club 3-4. CICERO. KAREN: FBLA 3-4 COLLINS. PAULA: Band 1-3, Color Guard 1.3. FBLA 3-4, Class Secretary 1. CONGDON, LAURA CRAIG, COLLEEN Gymnastics 2. Chorus 4, Girls Glee 1.4. Band 1. Pom-Pons 1-2. Prom Court 3- CRAW LEY. JOHN: Boy s Baseball 3, Track 2, Football 1-4. Basketball 3, Band 1-4, Homecoming Court V M -Club 2-4. Key Club 2. Student Gov’t 3- 4, Class Vice President 3-4. CROUCH, DEBRA HERO 4. CURY, GLENN: Basketball 1-2, Class Vice-Presi- dent 3. Transferred from Fairfield Union, Lancaster. Ohio, 4. v.jg CRYA. STEVE: Baseball I, Track 2-4, Cross Coun- try 3-4. Basketball 1-4. Homecoming Court 4. M- Club 2-4. Key Club 2. Student Gov’t, 3-4, FCA 3. DAILEY. BRENDA Band 1 -4. Pep Band 4. FBLA 1,2,4, Arrow 1. DAILEY. ROBERT DANIELS. CHRISTEL DARGA, DAVID: Golf 2,3, Football 2-4. Band 1. M-Club 4. FCA 4 DAVIS, MICHAEL: Track 1-2, Football 1-4, Bas- ketball 1-2. Chorus 3, Prom Court 3, M-Club 3-4, FCA 3-4, Transferred 2. DAVIS, SHARON Track 1-4, Volleyball I. Bas- ketball 3-4, Band 1-2, Pep Band 1-2, Jazz Band 1-2, Cheerleading 2. M-Club 2-4, Key Club 1-4, Ger- man Club 1,3.4 Student Gov t 1-3, Class President 1, Debate 3. DE BACK. DEAN: Track 4, Basketball 1-3. DEERING, JENNIFER Ski Club 4. Arrow 2. Pho- tography Club 3. DF.MONT. CHERI. Band I. Cheerleading 1. Ski Club, 1,2,4, Arrow 4. DETT1NGER, JEFF: Band 1-2, Jazz Band 2. Arrow 3-4, Student Gov’t 1. HERO 4, FBLA 3, Class President 3, Class Vice-President 2, Class Treasurer 1. DEVLIN. WILLIAM: Wrestling 1-3, VIC.A 4 DOWDLE. CURT Track 4. Football 1-4, Basket- ball 2, Chorus 3-4. Homecoming Court 3, Prom Court 3. M-Club 3-4. FCA 3-4. Class Treasurer 3- DREFAHL. ELIZABETH. Gymnastics 2. Plays 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Chamber Singers 2.4, Pom-pons 3, Checrlcading 4, Drama Club 1-4, Forensics 1-4. M- Club 4, Key Club 3-4, Transferred from Muskego High School 2. DREW A. ROB DUDENAS. JANINE: Key Club 4. Arrow 4. NHS. Transferred from Powers High School, Flint, Ml 1. DUNDA. LAURA: Tennis 1,2,4, Plays 3, Chorus 1- 4, Pom-Pons 2. M-Club 4, Ski Club 2,4, Transferred from St. Francis High School 2. DUNLOP, ERIC: Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4, Jazz Band 2-3, Lion's Award 2, NHS. DUSZYNSKI. JAMES: Boys Baseball 1-4, M-Club ).4. ELLIS. RITA: Tennis 3. Volleyball 1-3, Transferred from Greenfield 3 FELDMANN. ELIZABETH: Band 3-4, Jazz Band 4, Cheerleading 1-2. Key Club 3. Germna Club 1-3. Ski Club 2. FERNSTROM, MIA Exchange student from Swe- den. FERRIS. PAUL: Band 1-3, VICA 1-4. FETTIG, JACK! Chorus 2-3. FIX, ANDREW VICA 4. FLURY. PATTY Softball 2. Golf 2-4. Basketball manager 3-4, HF.RO 4. FCA 3, Orchestra 1. Swim club 1, transferred from West Allis 2. FORD, MICHAEL FREDRICK JACKIE. Gymnastics 1, Chorus 1. Transferred from West Allis 3- FRIEDLE. JOE GARNER. DAVID: Baseball 1. Football 1, VICA 4. GARDNER, JOANNE Plays 1. Class Treasurer 1. GEDEMER. WILLIAM Track 2. Basketball 1. GE1LFUSS, RICHARD; Football 1-2, Wrestling 1- 3. VICA 4 GF.RARDI. ROBERT Transferred from Medway, Mass 4. GERBASH. MICHAEL Ski Club 2 GICHO, MAGGIE: Plays 4, Chorus 4, Drama 4, AFS 4. Exchange student from Kenya GIER. WENDY GILL, KEN: Track 1-4. Football 1-4. GOETZ. JEFF: Band 1. VICA 3. Key Club 2. Lion s Award 2, NHS. GOFF. KATHY: Ski Club 2. GOGIN. COLLEEN: Plays 1,3.4, Chorus 1-4. Girl s Glee 1-4. FHA 1 GRADY. PATTY Track 1. Basketball 1. Ski Club 1-2, Transferred 3 GRAHAM BEVERLY: Ski Club 2. Cheerleading 1-2. GRANT. MIKE VICA 4. GREUF.L, MONTE: Ski Club 1.1.4, VICA 4 GRONEMUS. DANIEL M-Club 3-4. Sk. Club 4. Student Gov t 4, FCA 3-4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-2. GULLA. GEOFF GUNDERSON. DIRK Band 4, Pep Band 2-4.Jazz Band 2-4. HAAG, KEVIN: Football 1-4, basketball 1-4, M- Club 3-4. VICA 4. HAASE. SHERRY HANNON, DEBBIF. Tennis 4. Band 1-3. Pep Band 1-3, VICA 2-4, NHS 4. Lion's Award 2. HARDTKE. CATHY Track 1-4. Gymnastics 1-4. M-Club 1-4. Key Club 1-2. NHS, Badger Girls State Rep 3. HARDTKF. JULIE: Track 1-4, Gymnastics 1-4. M-Club 1-4. Key Club 1-2, NHS. Badger Girl's State Rep 3. HARTENBERGER. WILLIAM HARVESTINE. KAREN: Plays 3. HAYNE. TIM. Football 2. Wrestling4. T HF.IL. LORI HEIN. WILLIAM: Track 1-4, Football 2-4. Chorus 4. Band 1-4, M-club 3 4. FCA 3-4. HEINIG, KAREN: Tennis 4, Golf 2-3, Track 2-3. Basketball 1-4. Band 1-2. Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3, M-Club 2-4, Student Gov't 1-4. FCA 3-4. Badger Girl's State Rep (Alternate). HEILING. KEITH. Band 1. VICA 4. kctball 1-4. Band 1-4. Homecoming Court 2. Prom Court 3. KALINOWSKI. SCOT: Baseball 1.2.4. KARPINSKI, KATHY: Band 1-4. Pep Band 4. German Club 3, Arrow 3- KELLER. BARBARA: Band 1-4. Pow-Wow 3-4. AFS 1. KELLY. COLLEEN: Softball 1-4. Golf 1-4, Bas- ketball 2-3, M-CIub 1-4, Student Gov't 3-4, NHS. Class Secretary 4. FCA 4. Badger Girls State Rep. KF.MNITZ, TODD KF.MNITZ. TONY: Track I. Football 1-4, Band 1. Student Gov't 1. Science Club 1, NHS. KING. ANDREW: VICA 1-4. Golf 1-2, Football 1. KING. BERNADINE: Softball 3. Ski Club 2.4. Student Govt 1-2, HERO 4. KING. KELLY HENRY. CRAIG; Cross Country 1. Band 1-4, Pep Band 2.4. Jazz Band 2.4, Key Club 1-2, Ski Club 1-2. HEMM. DAVE: Baseball 1-2. Football 1. Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-2, Jazz Band 1-2, Ski Club 2,4. HF.RRON, DAVE HIBBARD. LAURIE: Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4. Jazz Band 3, Drum Major 3-4. German Club 2, Arrow 2- 4, AFS 1-3, Lion's Award 2, NHS. HILL, BRIAN Plays 1-4, Drama Club 1-4. Pow- Wow 3- HINT7. JAMES: Transferred from Muskego High School. 3. , HOFFMANN. JEFF. Transferred from Madison High School 4. Sa HOFFMAN. RENATE Arrow 4 HOKAMP, TERRY: Gymnastics 2. Cheerlcading 1.4, M-Club 4, FBLA 3. HOLTERMANN, PAUL: Football 2-4, Band 1-4, NHS. HOOKER. DARRELL VICA 1-4. FCA 4. HOY, DANIEL. Football 3. VICA 3-4. HUEBNER, TODD: Plays 1-4, Chorus 3-4, Drama Club 1-4, Forensics 1-4, Ski Club 1.2,4. HUTH. KELLY: Girl s Glee 1-4. JAROWSKY. TRACY JAWORSKI.JAMES: Ski Club 1. Golf 1. VICA 3-4. JENSEN. DANIEL. Boys' Baseball 1-2. Football 4. Basketball 2. Chorus 1. Prom Court 3. Ski Club 2, FCA 1. JOHNSON. JEFF L: Football 1-4. Wrestling 1-4. Band 1-3, Debate 1, Key Club 2. NHS, Lion's Award 2. Badger Boys State Rep. JOHNSON. JEFF M.: JONES. MIKE. Transferred from Blaine High School. Blaine, MN. KAINZ, ANGIE: Track 1-3, Volleyball 1-4. Bas- KINLOW, TONIE: Basketball 4. Chorus 4. AFS 4. Transferred from Milwaukee Custer High School 4. KIPPERMAN. STEVE: Golf 4. Track 1-4, Chorus 4. M-Club 3-4, Student Gov't 4. FCA 3-4. NHS. KLOKNF.R. SANDRA: Gymnastics 1-4. M-Club 2- 4, Key 'Club 1-2, Spanish Club 2-4, NHS, Class Secretary 3. KOCEJA. LAURIE Volleyball 2-4, Chorus 2. Ski Club 2, FCA 4, Transferred from Greendale 2. KOCH. JOHN: Chorus 4, Chamber Singers 4, Band 1. NHS. Lion's Award 2. Badger Boys' State Rep. KOLPIN. DANIEL KOSITZKY. LORRIE: Track 1. Band 1-2, German . Club 1-3, FHA 4. KRZYCK1, BRYAN: Track 1-4. Basketball 1. fooIba‘lW KUBICEK. CHRIS LANDF.RS. SCOTT: Track 2. Chorus 2-3. FCA 3-4. Baseball 3. LANG. KEN: Band 4. Jazz Band 1. LARKIN. MICHAEL: Track I. Key Club 2. LARSEN. KAY: FHA 4 LECH, GARY Baseball 1-2, Track 1-4. Basketball 1. FCA 4. Transferred from St. Francis 2. LE CLAIR. MARY: Track 1-2. Basketball 1. Chorus 3- 4. Girl's Glee 1-3. M-Club 2. Key club 3. FBLA 1. LEONARD, SUE: Golf 3, Chorus 3-4. Cheerleading 2. AFS 1. FCA 4. LEPAK. LORI. Class Treasurer 4, NHS. LEPPIN, DAVE: Baseball 1-3, Football 1. Basket- ball 1. LESCH. JEFF: Football 1. Ski Club 2. LIN DELL. LINNEA: Ski Club 4. Lion's Award 2, NHS. LOBENHOFER. DOUGLAS: Track 1. Ski Club 1,2.4. VICA 3. MADDEN, WILLIAM: Football 1, Wrestling 1-3, VICA 4. _ MADISON. DEBRA Volleyball 2. Plays 3. Band 1. HERO 4. MADISON. TERRY: Ski Club 1-2. VICA 4. MANEY, JEFF: Basketball 1-4. MANTHEY, LYNN: Ski Club 4. MARKHAM, DEBBIE Track 1-3, Band 1-4. Pep Band 1-4. Arrow 3-4, Student Gov't 2, FBLA, 3-4, Class Treasurer 2. Lion's Award 2, NHS. MARSOLEK. RENEE: HERO MATHSON. LU ANN: Ski Club 2. FBLA 4. MATHEWS, YVONNE Ski Club 1-2. MCARTHY, WILLIAM: Baseball 2, Track 3-4. Football 3-4. Basketball. Transferred 2. MCCULLOCH. CLIFF: Track 2-3. Cross Country 3. M-Club 2-3- MCGRAW. MICHAEL: Baseball 1-4. Football 1-2. MCKENZIE. LORI: Gymnastics 1-2. MCKENZIE, RICHARD: Football 1-3. VICA 4. MCPHETRIDGE. JAMES: Track 1-4. Football 1-4. Chorus I, Band 1-4. MEIER. DAVID: Track 1, Football 2. Band 1-2, German Club 1-3, Ski Club 1. NHS. MENGF.R. JILL: FBLA 3-4. Lion s Award 2. MORAVEC. TIM: Wrestling 4. Transferred from Martin Luther High School 4. MUELLER. ROBERT: Track 1-4. Cross Country 1- 4. Wrestling 1, VICA 3-4. MURPHY. COLIN: NEVITT, DEBBIE NEWBURY. MIKE: Ski Club 1.2.4. NORGEL. CAROL NOWATSKE. LORY: Golf 2-3. Play 2, Chorus 1- 2. Homecoming Court 2. M-Club 2. Ski Club 1-2. FHA 4. HERO 4. NUNLEY. LINDA: Track 2. Volleyball 2. Ski Club 1. OLSEN. TOM: Track 1. Football 1 -4, Basketball 1 - 2.4. ORCHOLSK1. ROBERT Football 1-2. Plays 1-2. Chorus 3-4, Chamber Singers 4. Band 1 -4, Pep Band 2-4.Jazz Band 1-4. Drama 2-3, Forensics 2. Spanish Club 1. OWEN. JACQUE. Spanish Club 1. NHS. PAESKE. DAVID: Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4, Jazz Band 3-4. PALMERSHE1M. JEFFREY: German Club 1. VICA 4 PESTOR. WILLIAM: VICA 1-4. PETERSON. CHRIS 102 PETKRSON, JAY PETERSON. KEITH PIEPER. MIKE PINTERICS. BRIAN: Baseball 1-4, Football 1 POLACEK, SCOTT Track 1-4. Football 1-4. Wrestling 1. M-Club 4. FCA 3- PONCHIK, JON: Transferred from St Francis 2. POOLE. COLLEEN: Plays 1-4. Pom-Pons 3-4. Drama Club 1-4, Forensics 1-4, Key Club 3. PORTER. LARRY: Football 1.3.4. Wrestling 1-4. Band 1-2. Prom Court 3. M-Club 3-4. NHS. PORTER. LISA: Golf 3-4. PROCHNIAK. TAM YE PROKOP. ANDREW PUGH. GLENN. Baseball 2-3. PULVERMACHF.R. KIM: Plays 3. Chorus 1-4. RADOS, RICHARD: Debate 2. German Club 4. NHS. RAGETH. DEBI: Track 1-2. Plays 2-4. Girls Glee 1. Drama 3-4. Forensics 3-4. M-Club 1-4. Key Club 1-3. Ski Club 1-2. RAPP. KEN RATH. CARRIE RAUGUTH. JOE READY. DON: Ski Club 2.4. VICA 4. REINKE. LORI: Golf 2 4. Chorus 14. Girls Glee 1-4. Band 1. Pom-Pons 1, Ski Club 4. RICHARDSON. SUE: Ski Club 4. RIEMANN. KELLY Football 1. Band 1. Key Club 1, Club 1,2,4, VICA 4. RITTER. RENEE: Ski Club 1. ROAMER. CHARLES: Football 1.4. Band 1. Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3. Ski Club 1,2,4. FBLA 4. FCA 4. NHS. RODER.JANE: Volleyball 1. Plays 1-3, Girl s Glee 2, Band 1. Pom- Pons I. Drama Club 2- 3. Forensics 2, HERO 4, Lion.s Award 2. Class President 2, Class Vice-President 4. ROEBF.R. WILLIAM Band 1-4. Cross Country 1- 4, Golf 1, Basketball 2, Wrestling 1. ROHMAN, SUE. Volleyball 1-2, FBLA 4. ROSENBECKER, JAY Wrestling 1. Band 1-2, VICA 4. NHS. ROZEK, BRENDA Plays 1-3. Chorus 2-4. Girls Glee 1-3. Chamber Singers 2-3, Pom-Pons 3. Dra- ma Club 1-3, Forensics 1-2. ROZINSKI. JOSEY: Band 1-2. RUNQUIST. NOELLE, Chorus 2-4, Girls' Glee 3- 4, Chamber Singers 2-4. Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Arrow 3-4. Student Gov t 2. FBLA 3-4, Class Secretary 2. Lion's Award.2, NHS. SAWEJKA. SHERI SCHLITT, LYNDA Girl's Glee 1-4. Arrow 1-2, FBLA 1. SCHMIDT. JOE: Golf 1-4. Cross Country 12. M- Club 2-4, Student Gov't 1. VICA 3-4. FCA 3-4. SCHOOLCRAFT.JAMES Baseball 2.4. Football 1- 4. Band 1-2, Homecoming Court 4. M-Club 4. FCA 3-4. SCHULTZ. DARREN: Plays 3. Drama Club 3. SCHULTZ. LAWRENCE: Cross Country 1-4. Track 1,3.4. Band 1. Key Club 2. NHS. SCHULTZ. WILLIAM SCHUSTER. LINDA: FHA 3. SCHWALBACH. LISA SEMO, ROBERT SHEPARD, NADINE Band 14. Pep Band 2-4, Jazz Band 1-4. Key Club 2, Arrow 2-3. AFS 2-3 SHEPARD. SUSAN: Band 1-4, Chcerleading 1.2.4. Key Club 3. FHA 4. SHEPERD. PATTI. Gymnastics 2. SHIMKUS, KAREN. Band 1. SHOULDICE. JEFF: VICA 4. SIEVERT, CAROL. Girls' Glee 2. SIMON. ELLEN: Track 1. Plays 3, Chorus 2-4. Girls' Glee 2. Band 1-2. Pom-Pons 1. Cheerleading 2 - 3. Tennis 4, M -Club 4. Spanish Club 1, Ski Club 4, AFS 1-2. FCA 3. SITOWSKI. SCOTT SKRF.PENSKI. SARA: Basketball 1-2, Ski Club 1. HERO 4. SMITH, KENDALL: Track 1-4, Ski Club 4. SNYDER. AMELIA Gymnastics 1. FBLA 4 SPARKS. LISA SPERN, JEFF: VICA 4, Transferred from Michigan 3- SPEENER. MARK VICA 4. Transferred form Green Bay 1. SPF.RSTAD. JANET: Softball 1-4. Volleyball 1-2. Basketball 1-4. Band 1-2. M-Club 1-4. AFS 3. SPOERL, RICHARD: Football 1. Baseball 13. VICA 3-4. STAEDTER. TED: Baseball 1. Football 1-2, Ski Club 1,2.4. VICA 4. STAN ISO I. MARGIE: Chorus 4. STEELE, CHRIS: VICA 4. STEVENS, RICHARD: Football 1-2. Band 1. VICA 4. STOGBAUER. WENDY STRF.BE. DEBBIE NHS. STRUM. TIM Plays 2-4, Chorus 4. Drama Club 2- 4. Forensics 3-4. Arrow 1-3, AFS 1-4, FBLA 1. SUGDF.N. SANDY: Track 2, Band 1-2, Pom-Pons 1, Cheerleading 2. Student Gov't 3 4. Class Presi- dent 4, NHS. SWAN. JEFF Track 1-2. Football 1-4. Basketball 1-4, Homecoming Court 3. M-Club 3-4. FCA 3-4. SWAYZE. ANDREW VICA 4. TAVARES. PAULA AFS 4, F.xhcange student from Brazil. TEUTEBERG. HEIDI Girls Softball 2. Volleyball 1. Band 1-4, Pep Band 3-4. Jazz Band 3-4. THEIM TERRI: Band 1-4, Girls' Glee 4. Pep Band 3-4, Rifles 3-4. FBLA 4, Color Guard 2, Transferred from St. Francis 2. THOMPSON. DANIEL: Track 4. Football 1-4. Wrestling 1, Band 1-4, FCA 3-4. TROWER, WALTER. VICA 2-4. TULF.R, ROBERT Track 2, Transferred form Pu- laski High School 2. UTRIE, MARGARET: Track 1-2, Band 1-4. Pep Band 1-4. Key Club 3. Arrow 2-3. Lion's Award 2. NHS VANDF.RSCHAEGEN, DENNIS: Baseball 2. VICA 4. VERTZ. RON: VICA 4 VOLKMANN, HEIDI. Softball 2. Band 1-4. Color Guard 2-4. WAGNER, DONNA WAGNER, JEFF Ski Club 1-2. WALLACE. LAURIE WEBSTER. RAE ANN: Band 3-4. Pep Band 3-4. Jazz Band 4. Transferred from Greenfield 3. WEINK. WANDA: Band 1 -4. Girl's Softball 2. Pep Band 2-4, Jazz Band 3. Color Guard 3-4, FBLA 4, NHS. WEGNER. TODD Band 1-4. WEST. DAMON: Plays 3-4. Drama Club 3-4. VICA 4. WHITE. SUZZETTE: FBLA 2-4, Math Club. Or- chestra. Transferred from Germantown 3. NHS. WILLIAMSON. DAVID. Football 1,2,4, Basketball 1-4, Chorus 3-4. Band 1-4, M-Club 3-4, FCA 3-4. WINDORSK1. DARRYL: VICA 4. WOYAK. DANIEL: VICA 1. Ski Club 2. WRASMAN, JAMES Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-3, Golf 2-3. Track 2. German Club 1-2. Transferred from Lincoln High School, PA 3. WYNN. NANCY: Track 1-2, Volleyball 1-2. Band 1-4, Pep Band 3-4. Ski Club 2, Transferred from St. Francis, 2. YONKE. DAWN ZLINDRA, SUE: Gymnastics I, Key Club 1,3. REMEMBER WHEN M E M 0 R 1 E S O F 104 Autographs SPORTS Departing from the Southern Lakes Conference and entering the Parkland Conference leaves me with mixed emotion. The relationship that Muk- wonago High School has had with the Southern Lakes Conference for the past twenty four years has been of the highest quality. We have had good, clean competition and exciting rivalries. The energy crunch and declining school populations in the Southern Lakes schools has been a factor in our departure from the Southern Lakes Conference. Mukwonago High School's involvement with the Parkland Conference offers shorter driving dis- tance on the average. It also involves competition on a regular basis with schools as large or larger than Mukwonago High School. It must be said that much is lost when a twenty four year relationship is dissolved. I am hopeful that Mukwonago's alignment with the Parkland Conference will prove equally rewarding during the coming years. Sports 105 TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT Varsity Track Row 1: Wendy Smith. Kathy Wojasiak. Sally Polacck, Julie Hardtke, Cathy Hardtke. Margie Christianson. Pam Hokamp. Row 2: Cathy Friedl. Angie Minnick. Denise Trendel. Jessie Glasenapp. Tony Milewski. Amy Cyra, Donna Darga. Donna Bronson. Pat Mazurkiwicz. Lori McCarthy. Connie Markham. Tracy Joles. Row 3: Nancy Taylor. Debbie Streator. Mandy Glasenapp. Patti Suhm. Debbie Markham. Cindy Irvin. Patti Powers. Becky Coley. Gail Kracmer. Tracy Holat. Row 4: Asst. Coach Sharon Olson. Renee Figge, Karen Heinig, Angie Kainz. Barb Whitehouse. Sharon Davis. Leah Wirth. JoAnn Ramlow, Head Coach R. Smedema The team captain was Renee Figge, MVP was Sheri Davis, Pin Spike (Spirit) was Julie Hardtke and Most Improved was Becky Coley. The team was undefeated in Conference dual meets with a 5-0 record. They won the Southern Lakes Conference Relays at Hast Troy with 66 points, and finished 4th in Conference with 62 points at Delavan. Sheri Davis qualified at Sectionals for the State Meet in the shot put and placed 4th in the state meet with a 38' 8V ’' put. which topped her own school record of 37’ lOVi . 106 Girls' Track THE LONG RUN The 1980 track squad won the Southern Lakes Conference Championship for the second consecu - tive year. Greg Peterson (880), Bill Ross (high jump). Bill McCarthy (440),Jim McPhetridge (330 hurdles), and Steve Cyra (100 and 200) all won individual titles. The team also won the Salem Invitational, the J.V.’s won the conference frosh- soph meet, and Cyra qualified for state in both spring events. The 880 and mile relays were also victorious at conference. All the champions except Peterson will be returning. The freshmen team was second in Conference. VkccJIajzJ? Steve Cyra, the triumphant winner! Varsity: Row 1: (L to R) Coach Furlong, Greg Peterson, Will Hein. Dave Drefahl, Dan Bower, Scott Polacek, Mike Croy, Paul Sadler. Brian Unke, Coach Vick, Coach Henslcr. Row 2: Lou Anich. Rich Formella, Mike Krebsbach, Craig Knippschild. Myles Brown, Jim Stumpner, Gary Lech, Ray Thornton. Bob Schaumber. Rich Ciardo, Steve Haas Row Dan Benson, Larry Schultz, Dave Arkm, Bill McCarthy, Steve Cyra, Pat McPhetridge. Jim McPhetridge. Bob Mueller, Cliff McCullough. Chris Goodwin. Boys' Track 107 RUN 'EM RAGGED J. V.: Left to Right: Coach Furlong, George Lcmbeck, Bill Hangartner, Timm Byrnes, Coach Vick. Row 2: Jim Utrie, Corey Wright, Mike Atkins, Doug Barber, Mike Hisler, Ken Smith. Row 3: Kevin Mack, Tim Menzia, Dave Arkin, John Karlinsky, Rick Witon. 108 Boys' Track IMPROVING WITH THE SEASON Recordwise, Mukwonago Baseball had its poorest season in 25 years as they only managed to win 2 while losing 12. We played much good baseball, but nearly always managed to lose one way or another. Don Knautz was selected on 1st team Southern Lakes. He was also selected as team captain and M.V.P. for the season. Back Row (L to R): B. Pinterics. P. Bourdo, M. McGraw, D. Gronemius, K. Reith, D. Tuttle. T. Lundin, C. Williams. D. Knautz. G. Butler. B. Sargcant; Front (L to R): Coach Douglas. T. Tatrow, T. Hogan. D. Lianas. T. Day.J. Duzsynski. M. Greenwood. T. Loope, J. Crawley. ML m_V T; WuC lil v'! U j m Boys Baseball 109 MHS GOLD AND BLUE CREW The sophomore baseball team showed tremendous progress during the season. They won their last three games to end up with a winning re- cord — seven victories against six de- feats. The season ended in spectacular fashion as they beat Waterford 18-6 in the season final. The most exciting triumph came in the previous game, however, as the junior Indians topped Burlington 10-9 in 12 innings. cWcJU J V. Top Row: Coach Enright. Dave Leon, Larry Edwards. Brian Ray, Mike Herron, Randy Hotz, Bob Wietrzny, Jeff Kirchoff, Tim Huey, John Williams, and Mike Baksic (Manager). Bottom Row: Jeff Armstrong, Steve Bauer, Dan Nagel, John Dudenas, Paul Douglas. Chris I.einon, Greg Brown, Kerry Jacobs, and Kurt Goetsch. The Indian Frosh Team posted a 3- 5 record as they battled through a tough spring schedule. Close losses to Oconomowoc and Wilmot kept M.H.S. below .500. The team proved to be a solid offensive club, averaging 7 runs per game but also gave plenty of opportunities to their opponents. Jim Wanish and Frank Fox showed improvement on the mound and should help teams in the future. Frosh (L to R): Bruce Turner. Ken Crawley. Rich Tuler. Tim Behling, Matt Coulter.Jim Wanish,Joe Roamer. Back: John Wanish (Manager). Paul Cerny.John Simon, Mike Frieburger, Frank Fox. Marty Herbert. Bill Meyers. Don Makinen. Coach Swan. 110 Boys' Baseball NOBODY DOES IT BATTER Bottom: (left-right) Annette Luther (manager), Beth Sanders, Diane Schenk, Janet Sperstad, Shelly Johnston, Kris Koehler, Sheryl Fickau, Laurie Mathson, Patti Fleury (manager). Top: Coach Bartoszek, Pat Wappenschmidt, Sue Chars, Gerriann Crawley, Julie Jensen. Nancy Schmidt. Colleen Kelly. Margaret Allen The 1980 varsity softball season saw Mukwonago finish with a 10-4 conference record for a third place finish. Iournament play brought us the Regional Championship with decisive victories over New Berlin Hisenhower and West. In the first game of sectional play the girls lost a tough game to eventual state qualifying team Sussex Hamilton by a 6-5 score. Members of the Southern Lakes All-Conference first team were Gerriann Crawley, Colleen Kelly, and Pat Wappensch- midt. Julie Jensen was named to the second team with Nancy Schmidt receiving honorable mention. Team Awards MVP: Gerriann Crawley Most Improved: Shelly Johnston Spirit Award: Diane Schenk Girls' Softball ill J.V. SLUGGERS Back Row: (L to R) Chris Stobbcr, Donna Dorley. Gayle Dignin.Jina Nortunen. Kim Woods. Susy Jenson. I.isa Baumann. Row 2: (L to R) Doreen Madison. Diane Day. Barb Beck. Lynda Schmidt, Jodi Dickert, Theresa Dulka. Front: (L to R) Devina Tuler. Kris Weisflog, Cris Arkin. The J.V. Softball team finished with a 4-10 record. A few players had spring training at Disney World and another player spent the first few weeks on the disabled list because of chicken pox. We had a good time even though some of us forgot our gloves for a game. Vj-dvO VJUA-' 1] 112 Girls' Softball M.H.S. SWINGERS Mukwonago sent two of it's players to the sectional meet last spring. Kurt Zarbock (77) and Terry Labinski (78) both qualified. Kurt tied for 4th with a 78, and Terry shot a 83. Muk- wonago was well represented in this sectional meet. Kurt Zar- bock received the M.V.P. award by having an average of 4312. Todd Nordentoft received an award for the least average putts, (17.0). Front Row: Norm Sicfcrt. Kerry Jones. Todd Nordentoft, Frank Hinca, Kurt Zarbock, Steve Jones. Row 2: Coach Harry Nordentoft, Joe Schmidt, Davd Darga, Jay Collins, Jeff Millias, Terry Labinski Captain- M.V.P.: Kurt Zarbock. Team Record: 5 wins, 6 losses Place in Conference Meet: 9th Re- gional: 2nd place LETTER WINNERS: Kurt Zarbock, Terry La- binski, Joe Schmidt, Kerry Jones, Steve Jones, Frank Hinca, and Jeff Millies. NUMERALS: Norm Seifert, Todd Nordenfoft, Dave Darga, Tony Hansen, Ray Young, David Dobbs, Leo Brissette, Sean Dingldein. Boys’ Golf 113 Front Row: Leo Brissette, Ray Young, David Dobbs, Doug Strong. Sean Dingle- dein, Tony Hansen. BOYS’ GOLF TEAMS Varsity- Row 1: (L to R) N. Seifert, T. Nordentoft, B. Turner, S.Jones. Row 2: (L to R) L. Briscttc.J. Williams, Capt. J. Schmidt, J. Millies, Coach Bob Anderson. The boys' golf team posted a 9-4 record this year in the tough 14 team Parkland Conference. Mukwonago’s season highlight was beating Greendale who had been undefeated for 2 i years. Mukwonago’s excellent season was the result of consistant playing by Steve Jones, Jeff Millies, and Joe Schmidt. Mukwonago placed third in sectionals and seventh in conference. The J.V. team posted a winning season with a 9-3 record. J.V.- Row 1: (L to R) M. Milligan, T. Patz. Row 2: (L to R) S. Kipperman, J. Perry, D. Millies. Coach Bob Anderson. 114 Boys’ Golf GIRLS’ GOLF Varsity Row 1: (L to R) K. Kirshnct, C. Koehler. Row 2: (L to R) Coach Roeber, L. Reinke, L. Porter, J. Sperstadt, C. Kelly. P. Fluery. The varsity team made a tremendous im- provement in the 1980 season. The change to the Parkland Conference resulted in play with- out conference competition since girls’ golf is not organized in the Parkland Conference. The girls played in Southern Lakes duals and several invitationals, and then went directly to regional play, placing 5th. The team hosted Mukwonago’s own Invita- tional at Rainbow Springs, and placed 5th on its own course. The varsity team was led by seniors Colleen Kelly and Janet Sperstad. Seniors Reinke, Por- ter, and Flury were good performers, but were nudged from constant varsity play toward the end of the season by sophomores Kris Koehler and Karen Kirshner, the two most promising golfers of 1981. The J.V. team practiced and participated at all events. All girls improved, so the 1981 team should aim at a higher place in regionals next year. Maggie Uribe set a unique course record. (ylAytit fa ! -' Girls' Golf 115 J.V. Row 1: (L to R) S. Treffinger, M. Uribe. J. Brach. Row 2: (L to R) M. Cameron. J. Porter. D. Thompson. P. Cameron. J Schmitter. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS The boys' cross country team had its best finish ever in the tough Waukesha County Championships, placing third. The boy’s tournament record was an impres- sive 45-24. At the Parkland Conference Cham- pionships, the team finished 6th, defeating eight other schools — including defending champion New Berlin West — and losing to five. Steve Cyra, a senior, was the team s most valuable runner, while Bob Mueller and Larry Schultz, also seniors, joined him as captains. Freshman runner Rob Schmitter set several school records in his rookie season, and Mike Croy, a junior, had the year’s fastest three-mile time. The team won a trophy at Jefferson Invita- tional, and four letterwinners including Croy, Schmitter, and juniors Dave Arkin and Mike Atkins will return to lead the squad in 1981. The boy’s finished 3rd in the Parkland Con- ference. Hilights 3rd Waukesha County Championships 3rd Franklin Invitational 3rd Jefferson Invitational 3rd Parkland Dual Meet Standings 6th Overall Parkland Tournament 4th WIAA Sectionals 45-24 Tournament Record Coaches: Rod R. Vick - Head Coach Rick Colbo - Assistant 116 Boys’ Cross Country Varsity- Row 1: (L to R) M. Atkins. D. Arkin, S. Cyra. M. Croy, B. Mueller; Row 2 (L to R) R. Schmitter. C. Bumgarner. B. Roebcr, T. Byrne, L. Schultz. Not pictured V. Cicero. J.V.- Row 1: (L to R) D. Fix, M. Haisler, K. Zarbock, D. Czarapata, R. Smith, P. Losik; Row 2: (L to R) D. Cypcar. B. Mihlbauer. T. Behling. D. Bower, R. Malexki, J. Karl insky. 116 Boys ’ Cross Country GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS Varsity-Row 1: (L to R) M. Christenson, S. Polacek, K. Hill. Row 2: (L to R) D. Tuler, T. Milewski.J. Stumper. Row 3: (L to R) D. Darga, D. Utrie. The girl's squad won the championship at the Franklin Invitational as part of their successful year. All the members of the squad are underclassmen. The girls were led by Co-Most Valuable Runners Toni Milewski, a sophomore, and Donna Darga, a junior. Darga, a 1979 state qualifier, was runnerup at the Franklin Invitational, while Milewski placed second at the WIAA sectional championships and qualified for the 1980 state championships. The girls had a 6-3 overall dual meet record and finished in second place in the Parkland Conference large school division standings. The varsity was made up of Darga, Milewski, Karen Hill, Margie Christenson, Davina Tuler, Janet Stumpner and Dorothy Utrie. Kim Litwicki set a JV school record for 2 miles. Letterwinners returning include all varsity runners mentioned. Hilights 1st Franklin Invitational 2nd Parkland Dual Meet Standings 8th Overall Parkland Tournament 3rd WIAA Sectional Championships Individual State Qualifier-Toni Milewski 6-3 Dual Meet Record Coaches: Rod R. Vick-Head Coach Rick Colbo-Assistant J.V.- Row 1: (I to R) S. Gross, M. Szehner. Row 2: (L to R) K. Litwicki, D. Streator. Row 3: (L to R) M. Janovetz, C. Arkin, A. Pearson. Girls' Cross Country 117 CROSS COUNTRY 118 Cross Country FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity, Row 1: (L to R) A. Cyra. Row 2: (L to R) L. Dreyfal, S. Linton. Row 3: (L to R) D. Madison. J Wil- liams, M. Menzia, P. Johnson. K. Krzwina. J.V . Row 1: (L to R) C. Krull, W. Smith. Row 2: (L to R) M. Uribe, P. Powers, C. Friedl. Row 3: (L to R) K. Wojta- siak, M. Henry. Freshmen, Row 1: (L to R) B. Peterson. Row 2: (L to R) T. Pcnkalski, D. Seri. D. Blaha. Row 3: (L to R) T. Jommen. Cheerleaders 119 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: (L to R) C. Wright, K. Novotny, T. Labinski.J. McPhetridge, D. Jensen, D. Thompson, J. Johnson. M. Davis. K. Haag. B. McCarthy, J. Crawley. Row 2: (L to R) P. Sadler, R. Meyers. M. Martins, R. Schoolcraft. S. Polachek, P. Douglas, T. Olsen, C. Dowdle, D. Darga, S. Bauer. Row 3: (L to R) D. Leon, D. Benson. C. Leinon. D. Lang, T.Huey, K. Goetsch, D. Buchaman, L. Porter, K. Jacobs, T. Kemnitz. Row 4: (L to R) M. Robinson, L. Allen, S. Brock,J. Kirchoff, D. Nagel, J. Dudenas, W. Hein, D. Williamson, G. Lech. R. Hotz. Row 5: (L to R) C. Pozorski, T. Winter, J. Bethmann, L. Grahek, N. Cochrane, C. Roamer, J. Swan. P. Holterman. Coaches: Keith Hensler, Dave Smith, Toby Ackerman. Working hard with no complaints and refusing to ever give up were the high points of the 1980 football season. Although they only won 2 games, the Mukwonago Indians of 1980, were in every game and three times came from behind to make a very close and exciting finish. 120 Football J.V. FOOTBALL IhuJhd Row 1 (L to R) D. Strong. D. Makincn. D. Bower, C. Vertz, P. MePhetridge. B. Kalwonoski, K. Crawley. Row 2: (L to R i J. Tcitjen, T. Mackesey, P Cerny, J. Wanish. R. Williams, B. Unke.J. Utric, D. Thompson, J. Wanish. Row 1: (L to R) M. Herbert. J. Roamer, D Williams, B. Meyers, D. Barber, B. Wanasck. R. Brueser, R. Will. Row 4: (L to R) K. Grantz. C. Fleischman, S. Van Patter. M. Friebuger. B. Achtenhagen, C. Goodwin, R. Bodart, D. Davis. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row 1 (L to R) S. Peterson, D. Mackesy.J. Hocking, C. Cooper. T. Fluery. P. Cornel, P. Acker, F. Grahek, G. Pozorski.J. Winkler. Row 2: (L to R) D. Johnson, C. Umbs, M. Dorband. D. Williams, J. Cone, C. Mesa, J. Kind, D. Greenwald, K. Novotny. Row V (I. to R) G. K hoi I man. B Magolan. M Wilde. P Hein. R. Ohlssen, R McQuire, C. Mueller.J. Frohne. K. Case, G. Kornowski. Row 4: (L to R) S Rudesil. T.J Olsen.J. Gonzales, B. Geiser. B.Keller, M. Saddler,J. Conway, C. Markham, W. Woods, G. Pieper, G. Novak, R. Belland. Coaches-(not pictured) Head Coach Bill Hoagland, Assistant Coach Mike Furlong and Daryl Cottrell. The sophomore season was one of many ups and downs. After a slow start against East Troy, we came back and played well for a win against Pewaukee. Our first game on the road was a sobering exper- ience, losing to Greendale 29 to 0. The team won against Muskego and New Berlin West, but the rest of the season was down hill, losing sucessive games to Greenfield, Oak Creek, and Racine Case. This group learned a lot about themselves and about the game of football, and M.H.S. can expect good things about the game of football, and M.H.S. can expect good things from this group of young men. The freshman football season was truly an inspirational year for the players, coaches, and fans. We began the year with a tie against Greendale High School and finished the year with a tie against tough New Berlin Eisenhower. Beginning with a tie and ending with a tie may not sound like an inspirational year, but the success of this team was not measured by the win loss column. Our captains and real leaders for the season were Mike Dorband, Rob (Bubba) Belland, and Dave Williams. Special effort goes to Mike Dorband, Grant Poyorski, Dave Wil- liams, Mike Sadler and Keith Novotny for their fine consecutive performances. Football 121 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL This year in the tough Parkland Conference competition, our record, 13-15, showed many achievments. We defeated Green- dale, a top conference team, and were also the best competition for Oak Creek, a state caliber team. We played 6 out of 8 Saturdays during the season in tournaments just for improvement. Eventually it paid off; we took our own Invitational and the 1980 Regional Tournament. In Sectionals we were runner-up. This year the team was very young, with only two seniors, Donna Anich and Angie Kainz. We were more enthusiastic than experienced, for we again took 1st place in the Homecoming float competition. Our young team will prove to be very experienced next year and will have a goal to go to state. U) Row 1: (L to R I Coach Vehanen. Row 2: (L to R ) J. Nortunen, M. Allen, S. Chars. M. Ferstrom. Row }: (L to R) S. Johnston, S. Chars, L. Mathson. Row 4: (L to R) C. Smedema, K Papke. D. Anich. M. l.undin. Row 5: (L to R) L. Peterson. A. Kainz. 122 Volleyball J.V. VOLLEYBALL The J.V. volleyball team's first half of the season produced a losing re- cord but they came back to win 10 out of their last 12 games to finish with an overall winning season of 15-13. The team improved tremendously over the season and many of these players are going to be a valuable addition to the varsity next year. One thing is for sure, this group of extroverted players never produced a dull moment, whether it was in practice or a game. The awards went to Connie Markham for Most Valuable Player, Susy Jensen for Most Improved, Robin Dulka for Most Dedicated, and Robin Dulka and Connie Markham for captains. Coach Kossoris would like to com- pliment all the players on their efforts and improvement and wish them good luck next season. Row 1: (L to R) P. Mazurkiewicz, K. Woods. Row 2: (L to R) K. Kinjerski, K. Wiesflog, S. Johnson. L. Schmidt. C Totsky. Row 3: (L to R) N. Cook, C. Markham. R Dulka. C. Stobber, S. Jensen. Coach Kossoris. Not pictured: J. Dickert. FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL The 1980 Freshmen Volleyball Season proved to be both exciting and challeng- ing for the eighteen girls who made the team. The season started with the challenge to develop good volleyball skills, since most of the girls had very little previous experience at competitive volleyball. The girls worked hard and their efforts paid off as they ended the season with a 5-4 record. The team's most exciting moment took place at Racine Case where they battled the school's junior varsity team and won all three games. Top Six Players Of The Year Were: Debbie Ciardo Toy a Streeter Debbie Nagel Kim Huey Julie Ragaisis Laurie Schuett Row 1: (L to R) D. Grober, M. Spore, I.. Hagen, W. Marquardt. Row 2: (L to R) A. Kortez. T. Ceballos, K. Koehler. D. Nagel, D. Ciardo. T. Streeter. Row 3: (L to RI Coach Ulrickson. K. Colbert. S. Pierce. K. Huey. C. Koepsel. L. Scheutt, D. Dorley, S. Jaworski. S. Ragaisis. Freshmen Volleyball Awards For The Season: Most Improved Player: Lisa Hagen Most Dedicated Player: Debbie Ciardo Most Valuable Player: Kim Huey 7 Girls Volleyball GIRLS’ TENNIS This was the first year for Mukwonago in the Parkland conference, and the first year for girls' tennis. It was a frustrating year for the team because the match scores in many cases did not show how close the girls were to winning. Our record of 0-9 does not indicate how well or how close the matches were. We began the season with a home match against Kettle Mo- raine and lost all singles and doubles matches while winning only 15 games. In the final match however, we won one singles match and one doubles match and collected a total of 68 games in the win column. Sheryl Fickau had the only win for the varsity singles players, and the dou - bles teams of Diane Schenk-Barb Wrasman. and Colleen Low-Lori Me Carthy won matches for the varsity doubles team. There is a bright side to our first year in competition and it comes from the J.V. record of 4 wins and 5 losses. The record of our freshman doubles team of Sue Nickolic - Chris Greenwood was the best for the team at 4 wins and 1 loss. Varsity Row 1: (L to R) S. Fickau. D. Trcndcl, C. Low. E. Simon, B. Sanders. Row 2: (L to R) Coach Bethke, L. Me Carthy. B. Wrasman. L. Dunda, D. Schenk, K. Heinig. J.V. Row I: (L to R) L. Hill, T. Joles, J. Klug, K. Greenwood, S. Nikolic, Row 2: (L to R) Coach Bethke. L. Atkins. L. Baumann. B. Coley, K. Smedcma. C. Zielinski. Row 3: (L to R) R. Klug, K. Effinger, K. Roberts. J. Ramlow. 124 Girls' Tennis GIRLS’ TENNIS Girls' Tennis 125 VARSITY WRESTLING A youthful wrestling team, 5 sophomores, 4 juniors, and 3 seniors, entered the Parkland Conference race with determination and posted an 8-2 dual meet record, second best in the league. Although slumping to fifth in the conference tournament, the Indians showed excellent promise for the future in placing Craig Fleischmann and Dave Bolser third, and Dan Madden and Kevin Cullen First. All four wrestlers return next season. Tournament action this season also showed promise for the future. The Indian grapplers placed 4th at the Wisconsin Dells Team Tournament behind State ranked Mineral Point, Wisconsin Dells and Merrill. In other tournaments, first place honors went to Dan Madden at Waterford and Sun Prairie. The State Tournament series echoed the strength of our young team. Six returning wrestlers advanced to the Sectional at Hart- land. In the regional, Corey Wright placed 4th, Tim Mackesey and Dave Bolser 3rd, Craig Fleischmann 2nd, and placing 1st were Dan Madden, and for the second consecu- tive year, Kevin Cullen. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING The Junior Varsity Wrestlers mirrored the Fine performance of the Varsity team with an 8-2 record during their first season in the Parkland Conference. Well-rounded perfor- mances also gave the JV Indians a 3rd place Finish at the West Allis Invitational, 2nd place at the frosh-soph Johnson Creek Tournament and 5th place at their own Mukwonago Tournament. Row 1: (1 to r) Rick Witton. Kevin Cullen. Tim Hayne, Dave Bolser. Row 2: Corey Wright. Pat McPhctridge. Larry Porter. Jeff Johnson. Row 3: Coach John Schiessel, Dan Madden, Brian Martens, Tim Moravec, Craig Fleischmann, Coach Ted Bachhuber. Coach Bob Lipeles. Back Row: Coach Ted Bachhuber. Kevin Grantz, Scott Van Patter. Jim Van Patter. Jim Utrie. Second Row: Tom Schiessel.Jim Dahl. John Karlinsky, Tim Mackesey, Bill Kalinowski, Jeff Winkler. First Row: Sue Jensen. Traci Joles, Jodi Dickcrt. Lori Leinon. 126 Wrestling WRESTLING Back Row: (I to r) Coach Ted Bachhubcr, Jim Gonzales, Brent Magolan, Brett Achtcnhagen, Mike Haisler, Dave Zibolski. Ted Peterson. Second Row: Dave Justin, Dave Russ. Rich Shied. Mark Milligan, T. J. Olson. George Novak. Third Row: Joe Vanderschaegan. Brad Unke. Doug Krebsbach, Frank Grahek, Tim Flury. Wrestling Cheerleaders, Back: Sally Polacek, Kathy Brown, Middle: Michelle Duvernall, Chris Hoffman, Lisa Nelson, Bottom: Cheryl Totsky. Wrestling 127 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Coach Bob Douglas, Shelli Johnston. Toni Kinlow, Beth Sanders, Diane Schenk, Sue Chars. Lori Mathson. Back Row: Beth Stadlcr, Karen Heinig, Janet Sperstad, Missy Christenson, Sheri Davis. Lynn Peterson. Angie Kainz, Patty Flury. Girls' basketball was a season of truly exciting games. Ten of the nineteen games played went overtime, or were won or lost by two points or less. Seven of the last nine games were of this type including a double overtime loss in tournament play. Janet Sperstad was chosen team cap- tain and also selected by her team mates as our M.V.P. Janet was also a first team All-Conference selection and Toni Kinlow was given an Honorable Mention. Lynn Peterson received our rebounding award, Sperstad the offensive award and Kinlow the defensive award. We won the close games early in the season as we jumped off to a 9-3 record, but lost the close ones later and finished the season 11-8. 128 Girls’ Basketball GIRLS’ SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL This season was respectable! The girls learned the joys of success and the pain of defeat. Many happy hours of work brought us close together and friendships began to effect our lives in a positive way! In each 32 minutes of a game, the girls made more difficult decisions and forceful movements than most people make in a life time. We all grew a little. Some more than others. It’s a lot like life. Back Row: Coach Bcthkc, Lisa Baumann, Chris Stobber. Karen Effinger. Lynn Feltes, Cindy Ervin, Gail Kraemer, Kathy Smedema, Donna Perry. Front Row: I.inda Schmidt, Cheryl Smedema, Lori McCarthy, Robin Dulka. Carla Kinlow, Jenny Schaeffer. FRESHMAN GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front Row: Fran Lupo, Sue Nikolic, Debbie Nagel. Kris Kinjerski, Tammic Stenson. Middle Row: Tricia Purdy (Mgr.), Debbie Ciardo, Ann McKenzie. Kris Greenwood. Laurie Atkins, Ellen King. Dawn Clement, (Mgr.), Back Row: Julie (Sam) Ragaisis, Kris Naybert, Sandy Jaworski, Margaret Lewandowski, Connie Kocpsel, Michelle Newbury. Carolyn Zielinski, Coach Nelson. Not Pictured: Peggy Carr, Caryn Kramer. This year’s freshman girls’ basketball team finished the season with a 9 7 over- all record and a 7-5 conference record making this season, the third for fresh- man girls, the most successful so far. Ev- ery member of the team played with en- thusiasm and dedication and showed much improvement during the course of the season. Debbie Ciardo led the team in scoring with 93 points for the season while Kris Kinjerski had the most defensive steals with 52, a freshman record. In rebound- ing, Caryn Kramer led the way with a season total of 106, also a freshman girls record. Girls' Basketball 129 130 Girls' Basketball BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row: (I to r) Dan Benson, Kurt Baumann, Dave Williamson,Jeff Maney, Keith Reichel, Bill Hangartner, Coach Dave Smith. Second Row: Tom Olson, Kevin Haag, Steve Brock, Jeff Swan. Vince Cicero, Jack Peterson; Front Row: Jeff Kainz, Stan Sugden, Steve Cyra, Kent Zarbock, Bill McCarthy. Coach Jerry Swan. The boys had a tough time adjusting to their first year in the Parkland Conference. Having no returning starters made the task even more difficult. Coach Swan had visions of a .500 season, but lost too many close games to make it a reality. The lowest point of the season was a seven game losing streak in January. But as the team gained experience, it also improved and finished the sea- son winning nine of the last conference games. The final record was 7-12. Outstanding victories which avenged earlier defeats were won over New Berlin West, Green- field and Oak Creek. Seniors Jeff Swan, Kurt Baumann, and Dave Williamson along with Juniors Dan Benson and Vince Cicero, became the starting line-up. Williamson and Swan were named Co-Captains. Jeff Swan was the M.V.P. Benson and Swan also received All-Conference Honorable Mention. Boys' Basketball 131 BOYS’ SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL The Sophomore basketball team finished with an 8-10 record. It was an exciting sea- son with many games close and decided in the last few seconds. Rodney Bodart was selected the M.V.P., setting two new re- cords, most rebounds a game and best free throw percentage. Craig Vertz was selected Most Improved Player. 6 1 6 Back Row: Coach Ralph Smedcma, Reid Bruescr, Barry Wanasek, Dan Bower, Rod Bodart, Middle Row: Tim Bchling, Brian Unke, Craig Vertz. Sean Dingledein, Tom Beranek, Norm Seifert. Front Row: Kevin Meyers, Todd Nordentoft, Dave Dobbs, Kurt Jacobs, Leo Brissette. BOYS’ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Our record of 2-16 does not truly reflect the dedication and hard work of the team. Our guys never gave up and if ' heart” can be a measure of size, this year’s frosh team were all seven foot- ers . Back Row: Tim Patz, Steve Rudisell, Jeff Behling, Tom Hockenberry, Coach Morgan, Second Row: Jeff Kind. Mike Wilde, Mike Sadler, Dave Williams, Rick Malecki, Mike Dorband. First Row: Grant Pozorski, John Hocking, Kirk LaDu, Doug Fehningcr, Curt Chase. 132 Boys’ Basketball BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom: Jessie Williams, Sue Shepard, Michelle Hoczfeld, Doreen Madison. Liz Drefahl, Donna Darga, Bridget Morawetz, Barb Wrasman. Sophomore Basketball Cheerleaders: Top: Melissa Henry. Cathy Wojtasiak, Cathy Fnedl, Middle; Kris Krull, Patti Powers. Bottom: Wendy Smith. Maggie Uribe. Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders: Back: Terri Jommen, Tammy Pankalski, Deb Blaha. Middle: Jenny Szalewski, Donna Seury. Front: Beth Peterson. 134 Basketball Cheerleaders VARSITY GYMNASTICS Front Row: Julie Hardtke, Cathy Hardtke, Karen Krzwina, Sandra Klokner, Amy Cyra. Michelle Menzia, Jeanbtte Lytle. Back Row: Kerry Papke. Margie Christenson. Janet Bumgarner. Cassandra Englert, Lori Moran. The Mukwonago gymnasts finished their season unde- feated in dual meets, had three tournament victories, and placed third in the state meet. Tournament victories were the Brookfield Invitational, the Mukwonago Invitational and The Mukwonago Sectional. The team was led by three seniors: Cathy Hardtke, Julie Hardtke, and Sandra Klokner. Cathy became the Most Valu- able Gymnast and Julie Hardtke was named the captain. Other letter winners were Amy Cyra, Margie Christenson, Kerry Papke, Laurie Moran, Janet Baumgarner, and Cassy Englert. Cathy Hardtke became the first girl in the school s history to win a state championship. She won the balance beam event at the state meet. She also was second in the all around event, fourth on vault, and sixth on floor exercise. Sopho- more Marie Christenson also won a medal, as she placed fifth in the state in vaulting. State Champion Cathy Hardtke Gymnastics 135 JV GYMNASTICS Fr. Row-Jackie Curtis, Joni Ncttcshcim, Lana Hill. Back Row-Debbie Bronk (asst. Coach),Jennifer Lotz, Kristy Koehler, Kim Woods, Shelly Johnson, Harry Nordentoft (Head Coach). Happy teammates: Sandy Klokner, Margie Christenson. Cathy Hardtkc, Julie Hardtke, Joni Nettcsheim, Amy Cyra. Julie Hardtke flies through her routine. 136 Gymnastics JUNIORS Junior class officers. Corey Wright, Sharon Linton, Dave Arkin, Diane Day. The experiences we shared in our junior year will be memories in the years to come. Our time was divided between school, jobs, and social activities. We have memories of all the time we spent doing homework to prepare us for our senior year, and memories of the days spent working to save money for prom, cars, insurance and dates. We'll remember the bitter cold football games and going crazy at the basketball games. Ours are the memories of all the people we met and the friends we made. These make up our memories of the past years, and the hope for the years to come. These, arejhe fxrA memories of the class of '82. 'OELOOv V - CV N xj x Xx V) CvVVpOu , Juniors 137 Allen, Margaret Andler, Patty Arkm. David Armstrong, Jefl Atkins. Mike Baksic, Mike Balistreri, Chris Bamford, Denise Bannenberg. Jim • Barber. Dori Barth. Tammy Bauer. Steve Bauch, Joni Belland. Mariann Belland, Marilyn Belman. Gary Benson, Dan Bethmann, Jodi Beutler. Jay 158 Juniors Bezier. Brian Bilke, Lori Binsfeld. Beth Bittner. Ron Bloechl. Mary Blomenkamp, Irene Bower. Dave Brock. Steve Bronson. Donna Brown, Greg Brown. Jodi Brown. Scott Buchanan. Donald Burmeister, Duane Byers. Kelly Cameron. Pam Carr. Marcia Ceballos. Tammi Chars. Sandy Chatterton, Scott Christianson. Tina Ciardo. Rich Cicero. Vince Cochrane. Nancy Coley. Becky Comos. Mark Conroy. Kevin Cooper. Beth Juniors 139 Curfer, Clylene Cyra. Amy Dallman, Brian Darga, Donna Dassow, Robin Day, Diane Dettinger, Linda Dignin. Gayle Dorley, Bill Douglas. Paul Dudenas, John Duehr, Karen Duerst. Wendy Dulka, Mary DuPont, Joan Durr, Lisa Duszynski, Kelly Ebert. Daryl 140 Juniors Edwards. Lary Enockson, Lauri Espinoza, John Estes. Connie Eversum, Jenny Fenninger. Jackie Felske, Dean Fickau, Sheryl Fisher, Cheryl Fleischmann. Clifford Flury, Chris Fohr, Kim Formella. Ken Fredrick. Bob Gale. Wanda Gamble, Debbie Gardner. Bob Geilfuss, Dana Giese, Linda Girtler, Dawn Goetsch. Kurt Grahek. Lisa Gross. Jeff Gross. Sue Gruling. Joe Juniors 141 Habel. Mark Hagenau, Rick Hangartner, Bill Hansen. Mark Hanson. Linda Hart. Tammy Haslam, Sandy Hass. Debbie Hatling, Tina Haugli. Dana Hein, Carrie Hengen. Lois Hengen. Robert Herrmann. Kathy Herron. Mike Hibbard, Julie Donna Darga. a neat, clean, organized secretary. Is it really Monday already f 142 Juniors Higgins. Ron Hill. Karen Hochschild. John Hoffmann. Natalie Holat. Tracy Hotz, Randy Hotzfeld, Michelle Huey. Tim Hughes, Bill Hunkins, Sue Jacobi. Laura Jacobs. Kerry Janke. Ron Janovetz, Margaret Jarowsky, Laura Jay Jeff Jcannotte. Joel Johnson, Dawn Johnson, Julie Johnson. Peggy Johnston. Shelly Joles, Cheri Jommen. Kim Jones. Steve Juniors 143 Kainz. Jeff Karl. Steve Karlinsky. John Karpinski. Karen Kasar. Michelle Kemnitz. Chris Kemnitz. Tracy Kibble. Ronald Kipp. David Kirchhoff. Jeff Klug. Rachel Kohnke. Stephanie Kolpin, Laura Konieczny, Paul Kramer. Julie Kramer. Sandy Krcbsbach. Micheal Krueger. Bill Kruk. Myra Krumrei. Irma Krzewina. Karen Kusch. Connie l.abadie. Lori Labinski. Terry Lang. Dale Lang. Rachel Lange. Keith Lehmann. Christopher Lehmbeck, George Leinon. Chris Leon. David Linton. Sharon 144 Juniors Lianas. David Loomis, Kim Lorenz. Erie Losik. Julie Luebke. Scott Lynch. Louise Lytle. Jeanette Madison. Doreen Mahlman, Craig Manyen. Betty Martens, Brian Martens. Ken Martin, Karen Martin, Kim Martin, Mike McCulloch, Colleen McDonald. Vicki McGraw, Maureen Menzia. Michelle Merrill, John Meyers, Rob Miller. Barb Millies, Jeff Minnick, Fran Minnix. Bill Moravec, AnnaMarie Morawctz, Bridget Morse. Chris Muhonen, Dale Nachreiner. Eugene Nagel, Dan Juniors 145 Neitzel. Brian Nelson, Beth Neu. Susan Nortunen, Jina NovtKny. Ken O'Brien. Erin O'Brien, Jill O'Haver, Mary Pat OlejniC7ak. Dean Ostricki. Dawn Papke. Kerry Patton. Rachel Paulus. Mike Peterson, Don Peterson. Gwen Peterson. Jack Peterson. Lynn Peterson. Mike Pcrinich. Ann Petrie. Carole Pisarek. Nancy Pittser. Rob Poje. Kevin Pokorny. Dan Poole. Kelly Poppie. Pat 146 Juniors Porter, Sue Pozorski, Cheryl Presta, Michelle Pries. Missy Pugh. Greg Ramlow, JoAnn Ray. Brian Recknagel. Dave Reichel. Keith Rezutek. JoAnn Rillman. Debbi Roberts. Kan Robinson. Mel Rodomski. Rosemary Rosenbecker, Lisa Ross, Bill Rossa. Chns Roth. Hcleene Rudolph. Cindy Rudolph. Debbie Rynders, Stephanie Sadler. Paul Schankey, Michelle Scheffler. Don Scheiclc. Tracy Schenk. Diane Juniors 147 Schiessl, Tom Schilling. Jim Schilling. John Schleicher. Lynn Schlitt. Kim Schmelter. Sue Schmitt. Tammie Schmitter. Jenny Schoen. Bill Schroedcr. Diane Schoolcraft. Holly Schwaubach. Dave Seifert. Norm Sell. Vicki Scmrow. Michele Seuring, Roy Shepard. Nancy Sievert. Bill Sievert. Randy Sitowski. Randy Sokolowski. Tony Sparby. Marilce Stadler, Beth Strcbe. Kathy Streeter. Leah Strong. Bret Stevens. Pamela Stewart. Kim Lynn Peterson has a pro hand at volleyball. Don't tell me Bill Krueger is in trouble. 148 Juniors Brian Martens is going Whacko” with typing. Sugden, Stan Swanson. Neil Szma|ser. Karen Ticman, Loren Titze. Tyler Theim. Steve Thibault. Lori Thiesenhuscn. Cindy Thomas. Steve Thompson. Dawn Thornton. Rachel Throgmorton. Jeanne Trower. John Truesdell. Amy Umbs. Todd Umland. Nancy Uren, Jodie Uribe. Dan Vanderschaegen. Gloria Vega. Jaime Vertz. Beth Villarreal, Yolanda Volkmann, Robyn Wagner. Dennis Wagner. Ken Walsh. Don W'ambold. Barry Warner. Larry Juniors 149 Warnes. Ellen Wendt. Brian Werns, Melody Whiteaker. Wanda Wietrzny, Bob Wilber. Sue Wilkemng. Kari Williams. Jayne Williams. Jessie Williams. John Witon, Rick Winter. Tammy Woltcr, Brian Wrasman, Barb Wright. Corey Zarbock. Kent Zeimet. Karen Zimmerman. Dan Zulka, Roger Zynski, Carey Jack Peterson, what long arms you have! Is the book interesting, Ken! 150 Juniors Jeff Kainz, checking out all the local news. There's Carol Petrie showing off those pearly whites. Juniors not Pictured: Gogin, Tim Hawkinson, Ken Lewis, Wendi Madden, Dan Mayotte, Sue Moeller, Rick Moore, Brian Nevitt, Lisa Peil, Vince Rasmussen, Julie Ritter. Mark Scheffler, Roger Schroeder, Diane Scovern, Meralee Serdynski, Randy Sievert, William Svetlik, Mark Warner, Dale Wegner, Kurt Wilson, Jeff Wolf, Curtis Woods, James Yopps, David Zimmerman, Dan Zulka, Roger Juniors 151 Scott Chatterton, giving us the Grumpy Look. Lisa really gets into that disco beat. LIONS’ AWARDS These juniors received the Lions honor awards at the end of their sophomore year, too late to be included in their sophomore yearbook. Row 1: Rachel Klug, English; Helen Roth. An; Lisa Rosenbecker. Business Education; Mary Dulka. Social Studies; Michelle Kaser, Industrial Arts; Yolanda Villarreal. Drama; Row 2: Stan Sugden. Business Education; Barb Wrasman. Foreign Language; Lisa Grahek. Social Studies; Linda Hanson. Music; Mary Bloechl. Home Economics; Chris Balistrcri, Physical Education; Amy Crya, Art; Amy Truesdcll, Science; Row 3: Dana Haugli, Music; Kent Zarbock. Math; Dan Uribe. Physical Education; John Espinoza. Foreign Language; Paul Douglas, Industrial Arts; Chris Leinon, English. 152 Juniors SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers: (Front) Toni Milewski, Chris Arkin. (Back) Davina Tuler, Wendy Smith. Sophomore memories include remembering what it was like to be a freshman - and being glad you no longer are one. Sophomores remember their year of hard classes, of western civ. and geometry, of biology and nouns and vergs - again! - of learning to drive. It was a year of crushes and class rings, of dances and games, and of friends and parties. Most of all, it was a year for changing and maturing. It was a year of memories! Sophomores 15 Achtenhagen. Bret Allen. AnneMarie Anderson. Micheal Arkin. Christine Armbruster. David Armstrong. Jerome Aschenbrenner, Linda Barber. Douglas Bartholomew, David Batson. Myron Bauman. Lisa Beck, Barbra Beck, Lori Behling, Timothy Benavides, Heather Beranek. Thomas Bergsma, Monica Binon, Dawn Bodart. Rodney Bolser, David Bornflcth, Tamyra Bower. Daniel Box. Brian Brodlo, Douglas A. Brissette, Leo Brown. Kathryn Brueser, Reid Brunner. Martha Bumgardner. Janet Bumgardncr. Randolph Busack, Deanna Busalacchi, Charles Bussc, Mary Beth Carlson, Sandra Carlson, Thomas Carow, Michael Cerny, Paul Chapman. Richard Chars. Sue Ann Christenson. Margie Coats, Kevin Conn, Kelley Conn. Tracy Cook. Nadine 154 Sophomores Cooper. Kristin Coulter. Mathew Crawley. Ken Crouch, Steve Curler, Dan Cypcar, Dan Daane. Kevin Dable. Rick Dahl. Jim Dahms, Darlene Dassow, Dave Davis, Dan Davis, Karen Deacon, Leanne Deneen, Alice Dickcrt, Jodie Dingeldein, Sean Dobbs, David Domenowsky, Bill Dulka, Robin Dummer. Joel Sophomores 155 Dunlap. Mark DuPont. Ken Duvernell. Michele F.dler, Lisa Edwards. Phil Effmger. Denise Effinger, Karen Emmons, Bob Emmons, Shari Ernsting, Lonnie Ervin. Cindy Eversum. Peter Falvey, Jill Feltcs. Lynn Fleischmann. Craig Flinchbaugh. Julie Flores. Jeff Fohr, Colleen Ford. Dee Fox. Frank Frciburger, Mike Friedl, Cathy Friedrich. Mary Gaffney. Steve Gardner. Becky Gcdcmcr. Brian Gerbasi. Michele Gerber. Roy Gile. Chris Goetz, Kevin Goodwin, Chris Gould. Joe Grantz. Kevin Grissamorc. Lynn Gruenewald, Joe Haisler, Mike Hanson. Tony 156 Sophomores Hawkins, Margaret Hein. Fred Hcinamann, Stacey Henrey. Missy Henscrsky, Meg Herbert, Marty Hoffman, Chris Holmes. Leanne Holtcrmann. Karl Hooker, Keith Hotz, Lisa Hocz. Lori Hughes, Chris Hunter. Lori Jacobs. Kurt Jarret. Carl Jensen. Sue Johnson, Shelli Joles, Tracy Jost. Mike Justin. David Kaemph, Morrene Kaiser. Fred Kalinowski, Bill Kamke, Scott Kemnitz, Tammy King. Deanna King, Kerri King. Kirk Sophomores 157 Kinjerski, Pat Kinney, Jon Kipp, Tom Kirchner, Karen Klug,Jenny Knobcl, Mellody Koehler, Kris Koepsel, Kevin Kraatz, Diane Kracmcr. Gail Krause, John Kroll, Johannah Krueger. Gary Krueger, Greg Krueger, Linda Krull, Kris Kubicek, Robbin Kutnyak, Mary Langenbach, Lisa Last. Tim Laurich, Frank Laverrenz. Konnie Lehmann, Kayley Leighton, Harvey Lcinen, George Leinon, Lori Linde, Todd Lindholm, Greg Litwicki, Kim Losik, Paul Luczak, Lonna Luebke, Jolene Luebke, Kevin Lueck, Brett Lundin, Mary Jo Lynch, Ellen Mackesey, Tim Madden. Kathy Madison, Sheryl Mainka, Brenda Mair, Ruth 158 Sophomores Makinen, Don Maneage. Rita Manke. Judy Markham. Connie Markiewicz. Rob Martin. Brian Mathson, Laurie Mazurkieiwicz. Pat McCarthy. Lori McCarthy. Mike McCombs. Connie McDonald. Tom McGeshik. Tamara McPhetridge. Pat Mecikalski, John Meier. Bud Menzia. Tim Meyer. Kevin Mihlbaucr. Bret Mmnick. Angie Milcwski. Toni Moran, Laura Moreno. Lisa Moser. Brenda Mucckc. Dam Musha. Janis Nachreiner. Jackie Nelson. Lisa Nordentoft. Todd Novak. Liz Nygren. Margaret Sophomores 159 O'Brien, Peggy Oiin. Steve O Haver. Mike Ortiz. Tammy Palmersheim, Mark Paulus, Dawn Pearson, Amy Pellmann. Brigitte Pelzman, Sally Perry, Donna Peterson, Kris Peterson, Ted Pierce. Marty Pine, Bruce Polacck, Sally Polak. Kim 160 Sophomores Powers. Fred Powers. Patti Pregowski, Todd Prochniak, Gina Rapp. Jerry Rapp. Terry Rausch, Linda Ready. Terry Rehberg. Kathi Reichel, Dave Rcichow. Joanne Reiman. Jean Riley. Renae Roamer, Joe Rusch, Jeancne Russell, Pat Sanders. Beth Sankey. Debbie Sattler, Laurie Dave and Ken each have an opinion about English! (Don't ask!) Sophomores 161 162 Sophomores 1 Sawejka, Scott Sawyer, Carol Schaefer, Jenny Schemel. Brad Schmay, Randy Schmelter, Louie Schmidt, Linda Schneider. Jill Schoen, Tammi Schultz, Brenda Semo, Sue Semrow, Heidi Shepard, Jim Shudy, Joanne Simon, John Sin, Linda Skutt, Casey Slaski, Tammy Small. Debbie Smedema, Cheryl Smith. Robcn Smith, Wendy Spillard, Danny Spridco, Steve Spychalski. Dteve Steele, Jessie Stempcr, Bluzettc Sterwald, Kelley Stobber, Chris Stockcy, Dawn Stoecker, Tim We re planning our dream homes. Stoll, Sally Streator, Debbie Strerath, Brett Strong. Doug Struve, Blayne Szehner, Michele Tabat, Todd Tatrow, Danny Tatrow, Jody Taylor, John Working hands. Doesn't Debbie look relaxed? Taylor, Nancy Thompson. David Totsky, Cheryl Treffinger, Sue Trendel, Denise Tuler, Davina Sophomores 165 Tuler, Rich Turner, Bruce Uebelacker. Dan Ullery, Rick Umland. Andrea Unke, Brian Uribe. Maggie Utrie, Jim Vertz. Craig Van Patter, Scott Wagner. Connie Wagner. John Wagner. Lanettc Walsh. Jeff Wallace, Lisa Walz, Gil Wanasck, Barry Wanish, Jim Wanish. John Washicheck, Curt Weisflog, Krys Wellna, Mary Wendt. Amy Wernsman. Gwen West, Becky 164 Sophomores Wheeler, Sherri White. Mike Wicsenthal. Joy Williams, Doug Williams. Kim Williams, Roger Wirth. Chris Wirth, Leah Wojtasiak. Kathy Wolter, Sue Woods. Kim Woyak, Tom Wysocki. Jean Yonke, Pam Younge. Ray Find something good. Chris? Sophomores 165 Zcimct, Nancy Zibolski, Dave Zynski. Brett Too hot to handle. Kathy and Doug studied hard in the library. 166 Sophomores Gin you type good, David? 167 What are you looking at, Scott”? Sophomores FRESHMEN Front; Chad Licht. Toni Piscitello. Back; Brad Unkc, Darlene James. Freshman memories begin the first time you stepped through the doors of the high school. Some were good; some not so good. Like the First high school dance — the one where you kept stepping on your partner's feet all night. Or the homecoming game - - - while jumping up to yell, 84,'' you fell into the people in front of you, who just happened to be seniors. And with a look of disgust, they turned around and said, Freshmen! Memories of the tests and mid terms, and the mods of study hall, which never seemed to end, all remind us of our freshmen year. Those days that brought us sorrow, joy, sadness and cheer all bring memories of being a FRESHMAN. Freshmen 169 Acker. Paul Ackerman, Sherry Ahrens. Tanya Albrecht. Jim Alloy. Bonnie Amrozc. Jessie Atkins. Laurie Aubol. Tammy Bamford. Laurie Barg. Greg Becker. Jeff Behling. Alicia Behling. Jeff Belland. Rob Bellman. Laurie Beranek, Kelly Beres. Jim Berg. Sandy Bielinski, Monica Bishop. Brenda Blaha. Debbie Blocchl, Julie 170 Freshmen Ready, aim, shoot! Craig, a master of art. Boettcher. Jessie Bohrman, Rich Bolser, Patty Borland. Laurie Bortness, Brian Bowcy, Rosie Brach. Jackie Bradley. Keith Brunner. Brian Buckett, Jodie Burns. Jim Burt. Cyrena Bussc. Doyle Byers, Mark Byrne. Jim Caliguri. John Cameron, Mary Campbell. Tammy- Campion. Mike Carr. Peggy Cebellos. Traci Cherf. Mary Ann Freshmen 171 Chopp, Donna Christianson, K. Christianson, S. Ciardo, Debbie Clark. Theresa Clement, Dawn Cochrane, Ron Colbert. Kelly Collins, Susan Cone, John Pretty, pretty. Michelle Conn. Stacy Conway, Jim Cooper. Chris Cooper, Mark Cornell. Pat Crivello. Toni Curtis. Jackie Cypcar. Toni Czarapata. Don Daily. Melissa Dallman. Scott Danbrea. Tim 172 Freshmen Dassow. Wendy Day, Michele Decker, Brad DcLano. Lori Donner, John Dorband. Mike Dorley, Donna Dort. Todd Douglas. David Drews, Glen Dulka, Terri Dunifer. Jackie Dunifer, Wendy Dupey, Paul F.ickhoff, Brian Eisert, Peter Englehardt, Val Englert, Cassie Fenninger. Doug Fix. Dave Fleming. Ralph Flury, Tim Freshmen 173 Foley, Becky Frohne. Jay Gainer, Rob Gale. Kelly Gamble. Rob Gardner, Benji Geiser, Brian Genry, Debbie Gcsinski, Jerri Ginster, Karen Golder, Lisa Golliher, Chris Gonzolez, Jim Gracyalny. Keli Grady. Michelle Grahek, Frank Grant. Jeff Gravning. Delbert Greene, Phil Greenwald. Darwin Greenwood. Kris Grieser, Laura Nice shirt. Michele. Fork goes on the left. April. 174 Freshmen Grinwald. Marty Grisamore, Kevin Grober. Debbie Grosz. Mike Gunderson. Todd Hagen. Lisa Hagncr. Carrie Halbrucker, Scott Haslam, Karen llcacox, Carol Heacox. Kay Hcbicn. Todd Heffele. Liz Heil. Bill Hein. Pat Heiskanen. Laurie Hekkers. Michelle Hernke. Bill Hill. Chris Hill. Lana Hinca, Tom Hockenbcrry, Tom Freshmen 175 Hocking, John Hodge. Laura Hoffman. Scott Huey. K«m Immc. Heidi James. Darlene Jaworski. Sandy Janke. Mike Johnson. Dan Jommen, Terri Kemki. Alan Keller. Brad Kellogg. Laura Khollman. Greg Kind. Jeff King, Ellen Kmjerski, Dan Knijerski. Kris Kin. w. Carla Knoebel, Angela Koehler. Darryl Koehler. Kristy 174 176 Freshmen Kospsel. Connie Kornowski, G. KortCS, Angie Kraemer, Caryn Krause. Dan Kresbach. Dan Krcsbach. Doug Kuehl. Rich La Du. Kirk Lambert. Ed Lange, Korcen Larkin. Pam Larson. Lisa Larsen. Steve Lavann, Cheryl Leighton. Chris Leitzkc, Wendy Leppin, Chris Lewandowski. M. Licht, Chad Lloyd. Tammy Logee. Jean Freshmen 177 Long, Ken Lorentz, Rob Lotz, Jenny Low, Colleen Lupo, Fran Lynch, AJ Maciosek, Michelle Mackesy. Dan Magolan, Brent Maguire, Megan Malecki, Rick Manthy, David Markham, Greg Marquardt, Wendy Marshall. Rich Marsolek, Kim Martens. Dean Marten. Katie Marusik. Karen McCarthy. Rob McGuire, Roger McKenzie, Ann 178 Freshmen McPhetridgc, Chris Mengel, Wayne Mercier, Stacey Merschdorf, Joe Merschdorf. Rich Mesa, Carl Miller. Mike Miller. Rose Millies. Dan Milligan. Mark Momoi, Tracy Momsen, Shelly Moser, Ingrid Mueller. Charlie Musha, Jill Mutschler. Chris Nagel. April Nagel. Debbie Naybcrt. Chris Netteshiem, Joan Newbury. Curt Newbury. Michelle Jessie is under the teacher's spell. Hi. Pam! Freshmen 179 Nielsen. Tammy Nikolic, Sue Novak. George Navocny. Keith Nygren, Gene O'Brien, Ginger Olsen. TJ Olson. Ginni O'Haver, Michelle Ohlsson, Renny Orlowski. Denise Ott. Shawn Patz, Tim Perry. Jeff Penkalski. Tammy Peterson. Beth Peterson. Rich Peterson. Steve Peterson. Sue Pieper. Guy Pierce. Sue Piscitello. Tonie 180 Freshmen Polzin. David Porter. Julie Potz, Sharon Pozorski. Grant Prebil. Joe Prcgowski, Jeff Presta. Maureen Pries. Jarilyn Purdy, Tricia Rados. Scott Ragaisis. Sam Remington. Brett Retzer, Dawn Rick. Tim Roamer. Marty Robinson. Carrie Rohmann. Steve Roth. Charlotte Rudesill. Steve Russ. David Russo. Michelle Rynders. Wendy Freshmen 181 Sadler. Mike Saelens. Mike Saffran, Tracy Schankey, Becky Scheide, Rich Schmidt. Kurt Schuett. Laurie Schulz, Rob Schuster. Randy Schwenn, Kim Selzer, Connie Semo. Peggy Semrow, Ric Seri. Donna Shirley. Russ Shouldice. Dan Shudy, Glenn Smart, Laurie Smedema, Kathy Smith, Lisa Spangenberg, Kim Specncr. Kris 182 Freshmen Spencer. Tim Spore. Marie Staedtcr, Tracy Stamsch, Dave Stasiak, Dawn Scellmach, Scott Stenberg. Jodi Stinson. Tami Stock burger, Rich Stokey. Guy Stoll. Lori Strayer. Ginny Streator, Paul Streeter. Toya Strong. Traci Strum, Julie Struve. Jessie Stumpner. Janet Swanson. Lynn Szada. Julie Szalewski, Jenny Szehner. Carrie ihmcn 185 Szmajser. John Thiesenhusen. Dan Thompson. Eric Thoms. Michelle Thornton. Rita Tieman. Lorrie Tischaefer. Jeff Tomkiewicz. Debbie Trower. Phil L’llery. Lisa Umbs, Chris Unke. Brad Reading another love note. Korcen? Utrie. Dorthy Vandermale, Mike Vanderschacgen. Joe Vetengl, Kelly Walz, Pam Weber. Wesley Webster, June Weink. Vicki Weisflog, Michelle Wcllna. Eric Robin, pay attention to your own work! Caught ya in the act Wendy! 184 Freshman Wendtland. Catie Werginz, Todd Werns. F.laina Wetzel. Tammy White. Lisa Wilde. Mike Wilhelm. April Wilkening. Tim Williams. Dave Williamson. Joyce Wingert, Chris Winkler. Jeff Winter. Terry Wolf. Chuck Woods. Willie Woyak. Mary Wylie. John Zanon, Tim Zielinski. Carolyn Zimmerman. Paula Zylke. Kim No Pictures- Chase. Curt Christopherson. C. Katerski. Mickey Maney, Robin Mollet, Jenifer Patton. Ben Peterson. Jon Rapp. Sherry Ritter. Candy Schmitter. Rob Schumacher. Tim Stroninski. John Sullivan. Molly Weston. Jim Wink. John What a relief’ Freshman 185 A Acheson. Connie-60, 61, 62, 63. 71 Achtenhagen, Bret-121, 127. 154 Acker. Paul-121, 170 Ackerman. Sherry-170 Adam. Martin-71 Adler. Susan-34. 71 Ahrens. Tanya-59. 170 Albrecht. James-170 Allen. Anne Marie -154 Allen, Lawrence-61, 71. 120 Allen. Margaret-63. 66. 68. HI. 122, 138 Alloy, Bonnie-59, 170 Alloy. Lynn-57. 138 Amroze, Jessie-170 Anderson. Michael-55. 58. 154 Andler, Patricia-138 Anich. Donna-34. 71. 122 Anschutz. Judith-62. 71 Arkin. Christine-67. 112, 117. 154 Arkin. David-66. 107, 108. 116. 138 Armbruster. David-154 Armbruster, Steve-71 Armstrong.Jeff.110. 138 Armstrong. Jerome • 154 Aschcnbrcnner, Linda-67. 154 Aschenbrenner. William-154 Atkins. Laurie-58. 124. 129. 170 Atkins. Michael-66. 108, 116, 138 Aubol. Tamara-170 B Baker, Duncan -57. 71 Baksic. Michael-61. 110, 138 Balistreri, Christine-68. 138 Bamford. Denise-65. 138 Bamford. Laurie-170 Bannenburg. James-57, 138 Barber. Doreen -138 Barber. Douglas-108. 121. 154 Barg, Greg-59. 170 Barth. Tammy-138 Bartholomew. David-154 Bartholomew. Michael-65. 71 Batson. Myron-52. 154 Bauch. Joni-138 Bauer. Steve-66. 110. 120. 138 Bauman. Lisa-112. 124. 129. 154 Baumann, Kurt-62. 71. 131 Beck. Barbara-112, 154 Beck. Lori-154 Becker. Jeffrey-170 Behling. Alicia-50. 58. 63. 170 Behling, Jeffrey-59. 132. 170 Behling. Timothy-58. 110, 116, 132, 154 Belland, Mariann-55, 58, 138 Belland. Marilyn-138 Belland, Regina -57, 71 Belland. Robcrt-59. 121, 170 Belman, Laurie-170 Benavides. Heather-52. 154 Benson. Dan-45. 107. 120, 131. 138 Beranck. Charlcs-71 Beranek. Kelly-59. 170 Beranck. Thomas-58. 132. 154 Beres. James -170 Berg. Sandra-67. 170 Bergsma, Monica-154 Bethmann. Jodi-53. 57. 60. 63. 120. 138 Beutler, Jay-138 Beutler. Jenean-45, 64. 65. 72 INDEX Beyer, Scott-72 Bezier. Brian -139 Bielincki. Monica-170 Bilke. Lori-139 Binon, Dawn-154 Binsfeld, Beth-65. 68. 139 Bishop. Brenda-170 Bittner. Ron-65. 139 B)orklund, Troy-72 Blaha. Deborah -119, 134. 170 Bloechl, Julie Anna-64. 170 Bloechl. Mary-64. 68. 139 Blomenkamp, Irene-52, 63, 67, 139 Bluhm. Lisa-57. 72 Bodanske, Laura-72 Bodart, Rodney -121, 132, 154 Boettcher. Jessica-59. 171 Bohrman, Richard-171 Bolser, David-126, 154 Bolser. Patrica-67, 171 Bornfleth. Tamyra-154 Bornflcth, Teresa-72 Borland. Laurie-171 Bortness, Brian-59. 171 Bourdo, Paul-72 Bower, Daniel-121. 132. 154 Bower. David -107, 116, 139 Bowey. Phil-72 Rowey, Rosalinn-59. 171 Box. Brian-154 Brach, Jacqueline-115, 171 Brach, Michelle-72 Bradley. Keith-171 Brandemuehl, Heidi-64. 72 Brissette. Leo-113, 114, 132. 154 Brock. Steve-120, 131. 139 Brodlo. Douglas-154 Bronson. Donna-52. 65. 66. 106, 139 Brown. Greg-55. 57. 110, 139 Brown, Jodi May -139 Brown. Kathryn-52. 66, 68. 127, 154 Brown, Scott-139 Browne. Susan -72 Brueser, Reid-121, 132, 154 Brunner, Brian-171 Brunner, Charles-154 Brunner, Martha -154 Brzezinski, Loretta-64. 72 Buchanan. Donald -120, 139 Buckett, Amanda-73 Buckett, Jodie-171 Buckett, Kim-52, 154 Bumgardner. Randolph-154 Bumgarner, Chris-73, 116 Bumgarner. Janet-45. 135, 154 Burmeister, Duane-139 Burns, James-67. 171 Burt, Cyrcna-55, 58, 63, 171 Busack. Deanne-50, 55. 57. 154 Busalacchi. Charles-154 Busse, Doyle-171 Busse, Mary Beth-67. 154 Butler. Glenn-73 Byers. Kelly-68. 139 Byers, Mark-171 Byrne, James-171 Byrne. Tim-57, 73, 108. 116 C Caliguri, John-171 Cameron. Mary-59, 67. 115, 171 Cameron. Pam-57. 115, 139 Campbell. Tammy-171 Campion. Michael-59. 171 Carlson. Sandra-154 Carlson, Thomas -154 Carmody, Kelly-73 Carow. Michael-154 Carr, Marcia-139 Carr. Margaret-129, 171 Ceballos. Tammi-62, 139 Ceballos, Traci-59, 123, 171 Cerny, Paul-110. 121, 154 Chapman. Richard-154 Chapman. Sheila-73 Chars, James-65, 73 Chars. Sandy-65. 122. 139 Chars. Sue Anne-111, 122, 128, 154 Chase. Kurt-50. 59. 121. 132 Chatterton, Scott -139 Chcrf. Mary Ann-171 Chopp, Donna-172 Christenson. Marjorie-117, 135, 154 Christenson. Melissa-66, 73, 128 Christianson. Kent-172 Christianson. Susan-68, 172 Christianson. Tina-58, 139 Christopherson. Craig -172 Ciardo, Deborah-123, 129. 172 Ciardo, Richard-66, 107, 139 Cicero. Karen-64, 65, 73 Cicero. Vince-131, 139 Clark, Theresa-172 Clement. Dawn-58. 129, 172 Coats. Kevin-154 Cochrane. Nancy-53. 55. 57. 63. 120. 139 Cochrane, Ronald-55, 58, 172 Colbert. Kelly-68. 123. 172 Coley. Becky-63, 106, 124, 139 Collins, Paula-64. 73 Collins. Susan-55, 59. 60, 172 Combs. Mark-139 Cone, John-121, 172 Congdon. Laura-73 Conn, Kelley-58. 60. 154 Conn. Stacey-172 Conn, Tracy-154 Conroy, Kevin-61. 139 Conway. James-121, 172 Cook, Nadine-57. 123, 154 Cooper. Christopher-63. 121. 172 Cooper, Mark-172 Cooper. Elizabeth-67. 139 Cooper. Kristen-155 Cornell. Patrick-121. 172 Coulter, Matthew-110, 155 Craig. Colleen-34. 52. 73 Crawley, John-57, 62. 74. 109. 120 Crawley. Kenneth-57. 110. 121. 155 Crivello, Toni-67, 172 Crouch. Debbie-64. 74 Crouch, Steven-155 Croy, Michael-45, 62. 66. 107, 116, 140 Cullen, Kevin-66, 126, 140 Curler. Clylene-140 Curler. Daniel-155 Curry, Glenn-92 Curtis. Jacquelyn-68, 136, 172 Cypcar, Daniel-116. 155 Cypcar, Tony-172 Cyra, Amy-66. 68. 106. 119. 135. 140 Cyra. Steve-45. 74, 107, 116, 131 Czarapata. Donald -116, 172 186 Index D Daanc, Kevin-67, 135 Dable, Richard-52. 55. 57. 155 Dahl. James-126. 155 Dahms, Darlene-65, 67. 155 Dailey. Brenda-57. 64. 74 Dailey, Marie-55, 58. 172 Dailey. Robert-74 Dallman, Brian-140 Dallman, Scott-172 Danbrea. Timothy-172 Daniels, Christcl-74 Darga, David-74, 113, 120 Darga. Donna-66, 106. 117. 134. 140 Dassow, David-155 Dassow. Robin-140 Dassow. Wendy-173 Davis. Daniel-57. 121, 155 Davis, Karen-155 Davis. Michael-34. 66, 74. 120 Davis. Sharon-63. 66, 74. 106, 128 Day, Diane-112, 140 Day. Michele-173 Deacon. Leanne-155 Deback. Dean-74 Decker. Bradley-59, 173 Decring, Jennifer-74 De Lano, Lori-173 Dcmont. Cheri-60, 74 Deneen, Alice-155 Dttingcr, Jeff-64, 74 Dettinger, Linda-140 DeVlrrv, William-65, 75 Dickert, Jodie-58, 112, 126, 155 Dignin. Gayle-53. 57, 111, 140 Dingledein, Sean-61, 113, 132, 155 Dobbs. David-62. 113, 132, 155 Domenosky, Donald -155 Domenosky. William-155 Dommer, John-173 Dorband. Michael-121, 132. 173 Dorley, Bill-140 Dorley, Donna-123, 173 Dort. Todd-173 Douglas. David-55. 58. 173 Douglas. Paul-65, 110, 120, 140 Dowdlc. Curt-34, 52. 66. 75, 120 Drefahl. Elizabeth-50. 52. 63. 66. 75. 119, 134. Drcwa, Robin- '5 Drews. Glen-50. 173, 174 Dudenas, Janine-60, 62, 63, 75 Dudenas, John-110, 120, 140 Duehr, Karen-64. 140 Duerst, Wendy-140 Dulka, Mary-57, 140 Dulka. Robin-112, 123, 129. 155 Dulka. Theresa-173 Dumer, Joel-155 Dunda, Laura-52, 75, !24q;Dunifer, Jacqueline Dunifer. Wendy -173 Dunlop. Eric-52, 55, 57, 62. 75 Dunlop, Mark-156 Dupey, Paul-173 Du Pont. Joan-140 Dupont, Kenneth-156 Durr. Lisa -140 Duszynski, James-66, 75 Duszynski, Kelly-64. 65. 140 Duvernell, Michele-127, 156 E Ebert. Daryl-140 Edler, Lisa -50. 156 Edwards, Larry-65, 110, 141 Edwards, Phillip-156 Effinger, Denise-156 Effinger, Karen-124, 129, 156 Eickhoff. Brian-59. 173 Eisert, Peter-173 Emmons. Robert-156 Emmons. Shari-55. 58. 156 Engelhardt, Valerie-173 F.nglert, Cassandra-67, 135, 173 Enockson, Laurie-141 F.rnsting, Loni-156 Ervin, Cynthia-129, 136 Espinoza, John-141 Estes, Connie-54. 64. 68. 141 Eversum, Jenny -141 Eversum. Peter-156 F Falvey, Jill-156 Feldman, Elizabeth-55, 57, 75 Felske, Dean-65, 141 Feltes, Lynn-53, 57, 67, 129, 156 Fcnnigcr, Douglas-132, 173 Fenniger, Jackie-52, 141 Fernstrom. Maria-75, 122 Ferris, Paul-75 Fettig, Jackie-75 Fickau, Sheryl-53. 57. 60, 63, 111, 124, 141 Fisher, Cheryl-64, 141 Fix, Andrew.76 Fix, David-173 Fleischmann, Clifford-141 Flcischmann, Craig-121. 126, 156 Fleming, Ralph-173 Finchbaugh, Julie-156 Flores. Beth-76 Flores. Jeffrey-156 Flury, Chris-141 Flury, Patricia-6-1, 76, 111. 115. 128 Flury, Timothy-58. 63. 121, 127, 173 Fohr, Colleen-156 Fohr. Kim-141 Foley, Rebecca-67, 174 Ford. Deidrc-156 Ford, Michael-76 Formella, Ken-52. 57. 61. 141 Fowle. David-156 Fox. Frank-58. 110, 156 Fredrick. Jacqueline-76 Fredrick. Robert-141 Freiburger, Michael-63, 110, 121, 156 Friedl, Catherine-106. 119. 134. 156. 68 Friedrich, Mary-156 Frohne, Jay-121, 174, 50 G Gaffney. Steven-52, 156 Gainer, David-61, 65, 76 1 3 Gainer, Robin-174 Gale. Colleen-174 Gale, Wanda-64. 141 Gamble. Debbie-141 Gamble. Robert-( 5. 174 Gardner. Benjamin-174 Gardner. Bob-141 Gardner. Joanne-76 Gardner. Rebecca-59. 156 Gedemer. Brian-50, 156 Gedemer. William-76 Geitfuss, Dana-141 Gcilfuss. Richard-65. 76 Geiser, Brian-121, 174 Genry, Debra-174 Gerardi, Robert-76 Gerbasi. Michael-76 Gerbasi, Michele-57, 156 Gerber, Roy-156 Gerbartz, Jessica -156 Gesinski, Jerry Lynn-174 Gicho, Magdalena-52. 63. 76 Gier, Wendy-77 Giese. Linda-141 Gruel, Monte-65, 77 Gilc, Chris-156 Ginster, Karen-174 Girtler, Dawn-141 Goetsch, Kurt-110, 120, 141 Goetz, Jcff-62, 77 Goetz, Kevin -156 Goff, Kathy-77 Gogin, Colleen-52. 77 Gold. Jeffrey-156 Colder, Lisa -174 Gollihcr, Christopher-174 Gonzalez. James-58, 121, 127, 174 Goodwin. Christopher -107, 121. 156 Gould. Joseph -156 Gracyalny, Kelly-58. 60. 174. Grady, ichelle-174 Grady, Patty-77 Graham, Beverly-77 Grahek. Frank-55. 58. 121. 127. 174 Grahek. Lisa-53. 55. 57, 60. 63. 120, 141 Grant, Jeffrey -174 Grant. Michael -77 Grantz, Kevin-57, 121, 126. 156 Gravning, Delbert-174 Greene, Philip-174 Greenwald, Darwin-59. 121, 174 Greenwood. Kristin-124, 129. 174 Grieser. Laura-174 Grinwald, Martin-175 Grisamore. Kevin-175 Grisamore. Lynn-63. 65. 67. 156 Grober. Deborah-67, 123, 175 Gronemus. Daniel-77, 109 Gross. Jeffery-141, 156 Gross. Sue-55, 57. 60. 117, 141 Grosz. Michael-175 Gruenewald, Joseph -156 Gruling. Joey-141 Gulla, Geoff-77 Gunderson. Dirk-55. 57 Gunderson, Todd-175 H Haag, Kevin-65, 77, 120, 131 Haas. Steve-78, 107 Haase. Sherry-34 Habcl. Mark-142 Hagan, Lisa-123, 175 Hagenau, Rick -142 Hagner. Carolyn -50, 67, 175 Haisler. Michael-57. 108. 116, 127, 156 Halbrucker, Scott -175 Hangartner. William-108, 131. 142 Hannon. Deborah-78 Hansen. Anthony-57, 67, 113, 156 Hansen, Mark-142 Hanson. Linda-52. 53. 55. 57, 142 Hardtke, Catherine-34. 45. 66. 78. 106. 135 Hardtke, Julie-62. 78. 106, 135 Hart. Tammy-142 Hartenberger, William-78 Hartman. Marie-78 Harvestine, Karen-78 Haslam. Karen -59. 60. 175 Haslam, Sandy-142 Hass. Deborah-142 Marling, Tina-142 Haugli. Dana -55. 57. 142 Hawkins, Margaret -157 Index 187 Hayne, Timothy-61. 78. 126 Heacox, Carol-175 Heacox. Kaylec-175 Hebein, Todd-52. 175 Heffele. Elizabeth-64. 75 Heil, David-157 Heil. Lori-78 Hein. Carrie-142 Hein. Patrick-59. 121. 175 Hein, William-52. 57. 66. 78. 107, 120 Heinamann, Stacy-157 Heinig. Karen-54, 45. 62, 66, 78, 106, 124, Hekkers. Michelle-60. 175 Hemm, David-78 Hengen. Lois -142 Hengen. Robert-142 Henry. Craig-57, 79 Henry, Melissa-57, 119. 154, 157 Hensersky, Margaret-55. 58, 65. 157 Herbert. Martin-110, 121. 157 Hernke, William-175 Herrmann. Kathleen-54. 68. 142 Herron, David -68, 79 Herron, Michael-52, 110, 142 Hibbard. Julie-52, 55. 57, 142 Hibbard. Laurie-54. 55, 57. 60. 61. 62. 79 Higgins, Ronald-145 Hill. Brian-50. 79 Hill, Christopher-175 Hill. Karen-54, 55. 57. 62. 65. 117, 145 Hill. Lana-58. 124, 156. 175 Hinca, Thomas-175 Hintz, James-79 Hockett, Julie-59. 157 Hocking. John -121, 152. 176 Hockschiid. John-145 Hodge. Laura-50, 59. 65. 176 Hoffman. Christine-52, 127, 157 Hoffman. Renate-52, 79 Hoffman. Natali-52. 145 Hoffmann, Scott-59, 176 Hokamp, Terry-79 Holat. Tracy-55. 57. 65. 106. 145 Holmes. Leanne-57. 157 Holtermann. Karl-65. 157 Holtermann, Paul-57, 62. 66, 79, 120 Hockenberry, Tom-152, 175 Hooker, Darrell-65. 66, 79 Hooker. Keith-65. 157 Hotz, Lisa-157 Hotz, Lori-157 Hotz, Randall-110, 120, 145 Hotzfeld. Michele-154. 145 Hoy, Daniel-79 Hucbner. Todd-50. 52, 79 Huey. Kim-125, 176 Huey. Tim-110, 120, 145 Hughes. Christopher-157 Hughes, William-58. 145 Hunkins, Sue-145 Hunter. Lori-55. 57, 65. 67. 68. 157 Huth. Kelly-79 I Imme. Heidi-176 J Jacobi, Laura-68, 145 Jacobs. Kerry-110, 120, 145 Jacobs. Kurt-152. 157 James, Darlene -59. 176 Janke, Michael-65. 176 Janke, Ron-145 Janovetz, Margaret-117, 145 Jarowsky. Laura-157 Jarowsky, Tracy-80 Jarrett. Carl-157 Jaworski, James-80 Jaworski. Sandy-59. 125. 129, 176 Jay. Jeff-145 Jeanotte, Joel-145 Jensen. Daniel-54. 66. 80. 120 Jensen, Susan-58. 112, 125, 126, 157 Johnson. Daniel-121, 176 Johnson. Dawn-57, 145 Johnson, Jeffrey L.-62, 66. 80. 120. 126 128 Johnson, Jeffrey M.-80 Johnson. Julie-57, 145 Johnson. Peggy-119, 145 Johnson. Shelli-45, 57. 125. 156. 157 Johnston. Shelly-111, 122, 128, 145 Jolcs, Cheri-145 Joles. Tracy-58. 106, 124, 126, 157 Jommen. Kim-60. 145 Jommen, Terri-119, 154. 176 Jones, Keith-157 Jones. Michael-80 Jones. Steve-58, 115, 114, 145 Jost, Michael-157 Justin, David-50, 55. 58. 127, 157 K Kaempf, Morrene-157 Kainz. Angela-54. 57. 66. 80, 106, 122. 128 Kainz. Jeff-151. 144 Kaiser, Fred-157 Kalinowski, Scot-80 Kalinowski, William-62, 121, 126, 157 Kamke, Scott -157 Karl. Steve-144 Karlinsky, John -108, 116, 144 Karpinski, Kathy-55. 57. 80 Karpinski, Karen -57, 144 Kasar, Michelle-144 Katerski, Mitchell- Keller. Barb-57, 68. 80 Keller. Brad-121. 176 Kellogg. Laura-176 Kelly. Colleen-62, 66, 80. Ill Kemke. Alan-176 Kemnitz, Tony-62, 66, 80. 120 Kemnitz, Chris-144 Kemnitz, Tammy-54. 68. 157 Kemnitz, Todd-81 Kemnitz. Tracy-144 Khollman, Greg-121, 176 Kibble, Ron-144 Kind. Jeff-58. 121, 152. 176 King, Andrew.81 King, Bernadine-64, 81 King. Deanna-157 King, Ellen-129, 176 King. Kelly J.-81 King, Kerri-157 King. Kirk-157 Kinjerski. Dan-176 Kinjerski. Kristine-125, 12-, 176 Kinjerski, Linda-81 Kinjewski. Patrick-158 Kinlow, Antoinette-52, 81. 128 Kinlow. Carla-129, 176 Kinney. John-55, 57, 158 Kipp. Dave-144 Kipp. Tom-158 Kipperman, Steve-52, 62, 66. 81. 114 Kirchner. Karen-57. 115, 158 Kirchoff, Jeff-58. 110, 120. 144 Klokner, Sandra-62. 66, 67, 81, 155 Klug. Jenny-57. 67. 124. 158 Klug. Rachel-55. 57. 60. 124. 144 Knobel, Mellody-52, 158 Knoebel, Angela-176 Koceja. Lori-66. 81 Koch. John-52. 62, 81 Koehler, Darryl-176 Koehler. Kristine-58. 123. 136, 176, 111, 158 Kocpsel, Constance-123, 129. 177 Koepsel. Kevin-158 Kohne, Stephanie-64, 144 Kolpin. Daniel-65, 81 Kolpin, Laura-144 Koncieczny. Paul-144 Kornowski, Glenn-121, 177 Kortes. Angela-123, 177 Kositzky, Lorric-81 Kowalicki, Laurie-82 Kozlowski, Kevin-158 Kraatz, Diane-158 Kraemer, Caryn-59, 129, 177 Kramer, Gail-58, 60, 63, 106. 129, 158 Kramer, Julie -144 Kramer, Sandra-158 Krause, Daniel -58, 177 Krause, John-158 Krebsbach. Daniel-52, 59, 177 Krebsbach, Douglas-52. 127, 177 Krebsbach, Michael-52, 63, 107, 144 Kroll, Johannah-59. 158 Krueger, Gary-158 Krueger. Gregory-57, 158 Krueger. Linda-58, 158 Krueger. William-144 Kruk, Myra-144 Krull. Kristin-58, 119, 134. 158 Krumrei, Irma-144 Krzwina, Karen-66, 119, 135, 144 Krzycki, Bryan-66, 82 Kubicck, Chris-82 Kubicek, Robbin-63, 67, 158 Kuehl, Richard-177 Kufalk. Darrell-55. 58. 158 Kusch, Connie-144 Kutnyak, Mary-158 L Labadie. Lori-144 Labinski, Terry-57, 45, 113, 120, 144 LaDu. Kirk-50. 2, 132. 177 Lambert, Edward-177 Landers, Scott-66, 82 Lang, Dale-120, 144 Lang, Ken-57, 82 Lang, Rachel-144 Lange, Jode-158 Lange, Keith-158 Lange, Korcen-177 Langenbach, Lisa-57, 63. 67. 158 Larkin, Michael-82 Larkin. Pamela-177 Larsen, Kay-64, 82 Larsen, Steve-177 Larson, Lisa-177 Last. Timothy-158 Laurich, Frank-55, 58, 158 LaVann. Cheryl-177 Laverrenz, Konnie-58, 158 Lech. Gary-66. 82. 107, 120 LcClair, Mary-52, 61, 82 Lehmann. Christopher-59, 144 Lehmann. Kayley-158 Lehmbeck, George-108, 144 Leighton, Christine-177 Leighton, Harvey-158 Leinen, George -158 Leinen, Chris-110, 120, 144 Leinen. Lori-52, 126, 158 Lcitzke. Wendy-177 188 Index Leon, David-110, 120, 144 Leonard, Susan-82 Lepak, Lori-62, 82 Leppin, Christopher-68. 177 Leppin, David-82 Lesch, Jeffrey-64, 83 Lewandowski, Margaret-67, 129, 177 Licht, Chadwick-62, 177 Linde. Todd-58, 158 Lindell, Linnea-62. 83 Lindholm, Gregory-158 Linton, Sharon-119, 144 Litwicki, Kim-53. 57. 67, 117, 158 Lianas, David-145 Lloyd. Tammy-177 Lobenhofer, Douglas-83 Logee, Jean - 58. 67. 177 Loker, Russell-83 Long, Kenneth-178 Loomis, Kim-60, 145 Lorentz. Robert-55, 59, 178 Lorenz, Eric-145 Losik, Julie-64, 145 Losik, Paul-116, 158 Lotz, Jennifer-67, 136, 178 Low, Colleen-58, 124, 178 Luczak, Lonna-158 Luebke, Jolene -158 Luebkc, Kevin-158 Luebke, Scott-145 Lueck, Brett-158 Lundin, Mary Jo-57, 122, 158 Lupo, Frances-129, 178 Lynch, Alan-178 Lynch, Ellen -158 Lynch, Louise-145 Lytle, Jeanette-63, 135, 145 M Maciosek, Michelle-55, 58, 178 Mackesey. Daniel -121. 178 Mackesey, Timothy-121, 126, 158 Madden, Dan -126 Madden, Kathleen-158 Madden, William-65, 83 Madison, Debra-64, 83 Madison. Doreen-53, 57, 12, 119, 134, 145 Madison. Sheryl-58, 158 Madison, Terry-83 Magolan, Brent-121, 127, 178 Maguire, Megan-178 Mahlman, Craig-145 Mainka, Brenda -158 Mair, Ruth-158 Makinen, Donald-110, 121, 159 Malecki, Richard-116, 132, 178 Maneage, Rita-159 Maney. Jeffrey-83, 131 Manke, Judy -159 Manthey, David-58, 178 Manthey. Lynn-83 Manyen, Betty-53, 55, 57, 145 Markham.d 145 Markham. Connie-66, 106, 123, 159 Markham. Debbie-55. 57, 60, 62, 65, 83, 106 Markham, Craig-121, 178 Markiewicz, Robert-159 Marquardt, Wendy-59. 123. 178 Marshall. Richard-59, 67, 178 Marsolek, Kim-178 Marsolek, Renee-83 Martens. Brian-66. 126, 145 Martens, Dean-58. 178 Marten. Ken-145 Martin, Brian-159 Martin, Karen-54. 55, 57. 68. 145 Martin, Kathleen-50, 59, 178 Martin, Kim-145 Martin, Michael -120, 145 Marusik, Karen-178 Matheson, Laurie-111, 122, 128, 159 Matheson. LuAnn-64, 65, 83 Mazurkicwicz, Patricia-53. 66, 67, 106, 123, 159 McCarthy, Lori-66, 67, 124, 129, 159 McCarthy. Michael-159 McCarthy, Robert-178 McCarthy, William-66, 84, 107, 120, 131 McCombs, Connie-63, 159 McCulloch, Clifford-84, 107 McCulloch, Colleen-145 McDonald. Tommy-159 McDonald, Vickie-145 McGcshik, Tamara-159 McGraw, Maureen -54. 68, 145 McGraw, Michael-84, 109 McGuire. Roger-121, 178 McKenzie. Ann-59, 129, 178 McKenzie. Lori-84 McKenzie. Richard-84 McPherson, Marty-159 McPhetridge, Christopher-58, 179 McPhetridge. James-52. 57. 84. 107, 120 McPhetridge, Patrick-107, 121, 126, 159 Mecikalski, John-159 Meier, David-62, 84 Meier, Florian-159 Mengel. Wayne-59, 179 Menger, Jill-64, 65. 84 Menzia, Michelle-66, 68. 119, 135, 145 Menzia, Timothy -108, 159 Mcrcier, Stacy -179 Merrill, John-145 Merschdorf, Albert -179 Merschdorf. Joseph -179 Mesa, Carlton-52. 121, 179 Mesa. Martin-159 Meyer, Kevin-132, 159 Meyers. Billy-59, 110, 121, 159 Meyers, Robert-65, 120, 145 Mihlbauer, Bret-116, 159 Milewski, Toni-45, 66. 106, 117, 159 Miller, Barbara-57, 145 Miller. Michael-179 Miller. Rose-50, 179 Millies. Daniel-114, 179 Millies. Jeff-113, 114. 145 Milligan. Mark-114, 127, 179 Minnick, Angela-52, 106, 159 Minnick, Frances-32, 145 Minnix, William -145 Moeller, Charles-159 Moeller, Ronald-61 Momoi, Teresa-58. 179 Monsen, Michele-179 Moore. Brian Moran, Laura-67, 135, 159 Moravec, Anna Marie-145 Moravec, Tim-126 Morawetz, Bridget-134, 145 Moreno, Lisa -159 Morse, Christine-145 Moser, Brenda-159 Moser, Ingrid -58, 179 Muecke, Danielle-52. 57, 159 Mueller, Charles-58, 121, 179 Mueller. Robert-57, 65. 84. 107, 116 Muhonen, Dale-145 Musha. Janis-63, 64, 65. 159 Musha, Jill-179 Mutschler, Christopher • 58, 62, 179 N Nachrciner, Eugene-145 Nachreiner, Jacqueline -159 Nagel, April-50. 123, 179 Nagel, Deborah-58, 129, 179 Nagle. Daniel-110. 120. 145 Naybert, Kristine-58. 129, 179 Nelson, Beth-146 Nelson, Lisa-52. 66. 68, 127, 159 Neitzel, Brian-146 Nettesheim, Joan-68, 136, 179 Neu, Susan -146 Nevitt. Debbie-64, 84 Newbury, Curtis-179 Newbury, Michelle-59, 129, 179 Newbury, Michael-84 Nielson, Tammany-50. 180 Nikolic, Suzanna-124, 129, 180 Nordentoft. Todd-113, 114. 132. 159 Norgel, Caroline-84 Nortunen. Jina-58, 63. 112, 122, 146 Novak, Elizabeth-159 Novak, George-121, 127. 180 Novotny, Keith-121. 180 Novotny. Ken-120, 146 Nowatske, Lory-85 Nygren, Gene-180 Nygren, Margaret -50, 54, 63, 68. 159 O O'Brien, Erin-64, 146 O'Brien. Ginger-59. 180 O'Brien, Jill-146 O'Brien. Peggy-52. 160 O'Haver, Mary Pat-67, 146 O'Havcr, Michael-160 O'Haver, Michelle-180 Ohlsson, Benny-121, 180 Olejnieczak, Dean-146 Olin, Steven-160 Olsen. Thaddues-121, 127, 180 Olsen. Thomas-66, 85, 120, 131 Olson. Ginni-67, 180 Orcholski, Robert-52. 55, 57, 85 Orlowski, Denise-50. 180 Ortiz, Tammy-160 Ostricki, Dawn-146 Ott, Shawn -180 Ottman, William-160 Owen, Jackie-62, 85 P Paeske. David-55, 57 Palmersheim, Jeffrey-85 Palmersheim, Mark -160 Papke. Kerry-67. 122, 135. 146 Patton, Rachel-146 Patz, Timothy-59. 114. 132. 180 Paulus, Dawn-60, 67, 68, 160 Paulus, Michael-146 Pearson, Amelia-117, 160 Pellman, Brigitte -160 Pelzman, Sally -160 Penkalski, Tammy-119, 134, 180 Perinich, Ann-146 Perry. Donna-60, 63, 129, 160 Perry. Jeffrey-114, 180 Pestor, William-85 Petersen. Beth-58. 67. 119, 134. 180 Peterson, Christopher Peterson, Don -146 Peterson, Gwen-146 Peterson, Jack-131, 146 Peterson, Kristen-63, 160 Peterson, Lynn-66, 122, 128, 146 Peterson. Michael-146 Peterson, Richard-59, 180 Index 189 Peterson. Steven-59. 121, 180 Peterson. Susan-180 Peterson. Ted-127, 160 Petrie. Carole-53. 55. 57. 146 Piepcr. Guy-121. 180 Picper. Michael-85 Pierce. Martin-160 Pierce. Susan-58. 123. 180 Pine. Bruce-160 Pintcrics. Brian-85. 109 Pisarek. Nancy-57. 146 Piscitcllo, Antoinette-180 Pittscr. Robert-146 Poje. Kevin-62, 146 Polacek, Sally -106, 117, 127. 160 Polacek. Scott-66. 85. 107. 120 Polak, Kim-60, 67. 68. 160 Polzin. David-181 Polzin. Jeff Polorny, Daniel-55. 57. 146 Ponchik, Jon-85 Poole. Colleen-50. 54. 85 Poole, Kelly-146 Poppie. Pat-146 Porter. Julie -115, 181 Porter. Larry-34. 62. 66. 85. 120. 126 Porter. Lisa-115 Porter. Sue-147 Potz. Sharon-181 Powers, Frederic-55. 58. 67. 161 Powers. Patti-58, 68. 106, 119. 134. 161 Pozorski. Cheryl-60, 120, 147 Pozorski, Grant-50. 121. 132. 181 Prebil. Joe-181 Prcgowski, Jeffrey-59. 181 Pregowski, Todd-161 Presta. Maureen-181 Presta, Michelle-147 Pries. Jarilyn -181 Pries. Maike-147 Prochniak, Gina-53. 55. 57. 161 Prockniak, Tammy-86 Prokop. Andrew-86 Pugh, Glenn-86 Pugh. Greg-147 Pulvermacher. Kimberly -52. 86 Purdy. Patricia-59, 129. 181 R Radomski, Rosemary. 147 Rados. Richard-62, 86 Rados, Scott-181 Ragaisis, Julie (Sam)-123. 129. 181 Rageth. Debra-86 Ramlow. Joann-106. 124, 147 Rapp. Jerrald-58. 161 Rapp, Ken-86 Rapp. Sherry-181 Rapp. Teresa-161 Rasmussen. Julie- Rath. Carrie-86 Rauguth. Joseph -86 Raush. Linda-67 Ray. Brian-61, 110, 147 Rayburn, Debbie-57 Ready. Donald-86 Ready. Terry-65. 161 Recknagel. David-147 Rehberg, Kathy-161 Reichel. David-161 Reichel. Keith-131. 147 Reichow, Joanne -161 Reiman. Jean-161 Reinke, Lori-86. 115 Remington. Brett-50. 181 Retzer, Dawn-59, 181 Rezutek. Joann -147 Richardson, Sue-61. 86 Rick. Timothy-161 Riemann, Kelly-86 Riley. Renac-161 Rillman, Debbie-147 Ritter. Renee-87 Roamer. Charles-34. 45. 62. 64. 87. 120 Roamer. Joseph-110, 121. 161 Roamer. Martin-181 Roberts, Kari-52. 57. 60, 124, 147 Robinson, Carrie-59. 181 Robinson. Mel-120, 147 Roder, Jane-64. 87 Rocber, William-57, 87. 116 Rohmann, Steve-181 Rohmann, Susan-64, 65. 87 Rosenbecker, Jay-62, 65, 87 Rosenbccker, Lisa-53. 55. 57, 60, 147 Ross. William-147 Rossa. Chris-147 Roth. Charlotte-59. 181 Roth, Helene-147 Rozek, Brenda-87 Rozinski. Josephine-87 Rudesill, Steven-121, 132. 181 Rudolph, Cindy Lou-147 Rudolph, Debbie-147 Runquist, Noelle-52, 55, 57, 65, 87 Rusch, Jeanene-161 Russ. David-127. 181 Russell. Patrick-161 Russo, Michelle-58, 181 Rynders. Stephanie-58. 147 Rynders, Wendy-181 S Sadler. Michael-121, 132, 182 Sadler. Paul-107, 120. 147 Saellens, Michael-182 Saffran, Tracy-50. 67. 182 Sanders, Beth-57, 111, 124, 128, 161 Sankcy. Debra-63. 161 Satt'.er, Laurie-57, 161 Sawcjkc, Sheri-87 Sawe)ka, Scott-57, 162 Sawyer, Carol-53. 55. 57. 162 Sayles, Greg-147 Schaefer. Jennifer-58. 63, 129, 162 Schankey. Michelle-147 Schankey, Rebecca-182 Scheffler, Don-147 Scheicle, Tracy-147 Schenk. Diane-66. Ill, 124, 128, 147 Schiede, Richard-127, 182 Schiessl, Tom -61, 126, 148 Schilling, James-148 Schilling, John -148 Schimel, Brad-162 Schleicher, Lynn-148 Schlitt, Kim-54. 55, 57, 60. 148 Schlitt, Lynda-87 Schmay, Randy -162 Schmcltcr, Louise-62 Schmelter, Sue-65, 148 Schmidt. Joe-65. 66. 87. 113. 114 Schmidt. Lynda-53. 57. 67, 112, 123, 129, 162 Schmidt. Kurt-182 Schmitt, Tammie-148 Schmittcr, Jenny-55. 57, 115, 148 Schmitter, Robert-59. 116 Schneider. Jill-162 Schoen, Tammi-55. 58, 162 Schoen, William-148 Schoolcraft. Holly-148 Schoolcraft, James (Rusty)-45, 88. 120 190 Index Schroeder, Diane-57, 148 Schuett. Laurie-182 Schultz, Brenda-162 Schultz, Darren-88 Schultz, Lawrence-62, 66, 88, 107, 116 Schultz, William-88 Schulz. Robert-182 Schuster, Linda-88 Schuster. Randy-182 Schwalbach, David-148 Schwallbach, Lisa-88 Schwenn. Kim -182 Selin, James-162 Sell. Vicki-148 Selzer, Constance-182 Semo, Peggy-182 Scmo. Robert-88 Semo, Susan -162 Semrow. Heidi-63. 162 Semrow, Michele-148 Semrow. Richard-59. 182 Seri. Donna-119, 134. 182 Seuring, Roy-148 Shepard. James-59. 162 Shepard, Nadine-55, 57. 88 Shepard, Nancy-148 Shepard, Susan-57, 64. 88, 134 Shepherd. Patricia-88 Shimkus, Karen-88 Shirley. Russell-182 Shouldice, Daniel-182 Shouldice, Jeffrey-65. 88 Shudy, Glenn-182 Shudy,Joanne-162 Sicfert, Norman-57, 66, 113, 114. 148 Sievert. Carol-89 Cievert, Randy-148 Sievert. William -148 Simon, Ellen-52, 66. 89. 124 Simon, John-110, 162 Sin, Linda-63, 68. 162 Sitowski, Randy-52, 148 Sitowski, Scott-59, 89 Skrcpenski, Sara-64. 89 Skutt, Kasey-162 Slaski. Tammy-162 Small, Debbie-162 Smart. Laurie-59, 182 Smedema, Cheryl-66, 122, 129, 162 Smcdema, Kathleen-67. 124. 129, 182 Smith. Dendall-89, 108 Smith. Lisa -182 Smith, Robert-116, 162 Smith, Todd-162 Smith. Wendy-68. 106, 119, 134, 162 Snyder. Amelia-64. 65. 89 Sokolowski, Tony-148 Spangcnbcrg. Kimberly-59, 182 Sparby, Meralee-148 Spark. Lisa-89 Speener, Kristen-182 Speener, Mark-65, 89 Spern, Jeffrey-65, 89 Spencer, Timothy-50. 183 Sperstad. Janet-89, 111. 115, 128 Spillard, Daniel-68. 162 Spoerl, Richard-89 Spore. Marie-50. 123, 183 Spridco, Steve-162 Spycholski, Steven-162 Stadler, Beth-128. 148 Staedter, Ted-65, 89 Staedter. Tracy-68. 183 Stanisch, David-183 Stanisch, Margie-90 Stasiak, Dawn-183 Steele, Chris-90 Steele, Jessica-162 Stellmach, Scott-183 Stemper, Bluzette-50, 162 Stcnbcrg, Jodi-50, 63. 183 Sterwald, Kelly-162 Stevens, Pamela -54, 148 Stevens. Richard-65. 90 Stewart. Kim-148 Stinson. Tammy-129, 183 Stobbcr, Christine-58, 112, 123, 129. 163 Stockburger. Richard-58. 183 Stockey, Dawn-59, 163 Stockey. Guy-183 Stoeber, Timothy-57, 163 Stogbauer, Wendy-90 Stoll, Laura-183 Stoll. Sally-55. 57. 163 Strayer, Virginia-183 Strcator, Deborah -106, 117. 163 Streator, Paul-183 Strebc. Debra-62, 90 Strebe, Kathleen-148 Streeter, Leah-148 Streeter, Toya-123, 183 Strerath, Brett-163 Strong, Bret-65, 148 Strong, Douglas-113, 121, 163 Strong, Traci-183 Strum, Julie-183 Strum. Tim -50, 52, 60, 63. 90 Struve, Blaync-163 Struve. Jessica-183 Stumpner, Janet-67. 117, 183 Sugden, Sandy-62. 90 Sugdcn, Stan-131, 149 Swan. Jeff-34. 45. 66, 90. 120. 131 Swanson. Lynn-59, 67, 183 Swanson, Neil-149 Swayze, Andrew-65, 90 Szada, Juli Anne-183 Szalewski, Jennifer-134. 183 Szehner. Carrie-183 Szehner. Michele-117, 163 Szmajser, John-184 Szmajser. Karen-149 T Tabat, Todd-163 Tatrow, Daniel -163 Tatrow, Jody-60, 163 Tavercs, Paula-63, 90 Taylor. John-52. 55. 57. 163 Taylor. Nancy-64, 106, 163 Teuteberg, Heidi-55, 57, 90 Thcim, Steven-52, 149 Theim, Theresa-53, 55, 57, 64, 65. 90 Thibault, Lori-54. 68, 149 Thiesenhusen, Cindy-149 Thiescnhuscn. Daniel-184 Thomas, Steve-149 Thompson, Daniel-57. 66, 91, 120 Thompson, David-57, 121. 163 Thompson, Dawn-53, 55, 57, 115, 149 Thompson, Eric-59. 184 Thoms, Michelle-184 Thornton, Rita-184 Throgmorton, Jeanne-67, 149 Ticman, Loren-149 Tieman, Lorrie-58, 184 Tischacfcr, Jeffrey-59, 184 Titze, Tyler-149 Tomkicwicz, Deborah -184 Totsky, Cheryl-57. 123. 127. 163 Treffinger, Susan-115, 163 Trendel, Denise-66. 106, 124. 163 Trower, John -149 Trower, Phillip.58, 184 Truesdell, Amy-149 Tuler, Davina-66, 67, 112, 117, 163 Tulcr, Richard -110, 164 Tuler, Robert-91 Turner, Bruce-58, 110, 114, 164 U Ucbelacker, Daniel-164 Ullery. Lisa-184 Ullery, Richard-164 Urnbs, Christopher-121, 184 Umbs, Todd-149 Umland. Andrea-63. 164 Umland, Nancy-149 Unke. Bradley-67. 68. 127. 184 Unke, Brian-66, 107. 121. 132, 164 Uren. Jodie-55. 57. 67. 149 Uribe, Daniel -65, 149 Uribe. Maggie-62. 115, 119, 134, 164 Utrie, Dorothy-117, 184 Utrie. James-108, 121. 126, 164 Utrie, Margaret-55, 57, 62, 91 V Vanderhei, Robert-164 Vandermale, Michael-184 Vanderschaegen, Dennis-65, 91 Vandcrschacgcn, Gloria-64. 65. 149 Vanderschaegen, Joseph-127, 184 Van Patter. Scott-121, 126, 164 Vega. Jaime-63, 149 Vertz, Bethany-149 Vertz, Craig-66, 121, 132, 164 Vertz. Ronald-91 Vetengl, Kelly -50. 184 Villarreal, Yolanda-50, 149 Voelski. Thomas-164 Volkmann, Heidi-53, 57, 61, 91 Volkmann, Robin-45, 149 W Wagner, Connie-164 Wagner. Dennis-52, 65. 149 Wagner, D nna-91 Wagner, Lancttc-58, 164 Wagner. Jeff-91 Wagner, John -164 Wagner, Ken-149 Wallace, Elizabeth-164 Wallace. Laurie-91 Walsh. Donald -164 Walsh, Jeffrey-164 Walz, Gilbert-164 Walz, Pamela-184 Wambold, Barry-149 Wanasek, Barry-121, 132. 164 Wanish. James-110, 121, 164 Wanish, John-110, 121, 164 Warner, Larry-149 Warncs. Ellen-52. 53. 55. 57, 63. 150 Washicheck, Cunis-164 Weber, Wesley-184 Webster, June-184 Webster, Rae Ann-55, 57, 91 Wegner. Todd-57, 91 Weink, Vicki-58. 184 Weink, Wanda-53. 55. 57. 62, 64. 65. 91 Wcisflag. Krystinc-67, 112, 123, 164 Weisflag. Michelle-67, 184 Wellna, Eric-184 Wellna. Mary-164 Wendt, Brianl50 Wendtland, Catherine-58, 185 Went, Amy-164 Wcrginz, Todd-58, 67, 185 Werns. Elaina-185 Werns, Melody-150 Wernsman, Gwen-164 West. Damon-92 West. Rebecca-63. 164 Wetzel, Tammy-185 Wheeler. Sherri-165 White, Lisa -185 White. Michael-165 White, Suzzette-62, 65. 92 Whitcaker, Wanda-150 Wisenthal, Joy -165 Wietrzny, Robert-63. 110. 150 Wilber, Sue-150 Wilde. Michael-58. 121. 132, 185 Wilhelm, April-185 Wilkening, Kari-150 Wilkening, Tim -185 Williams. David-121, 132, 185 Williams. Douglas-121, 165 Williams. Jayne-62. 68. 150 Williams. Jessie -45, 68. 119, 134. 150 Williams, John-110, 114, 150 Williams. Kim-63, 165 Williams. Roger-121. 165 Williamson. David-52. 57, 66, 92, 120, 131 Williamson. Joyce-185 Windorski. Darryl-92 Wingen, Christine-185 Winkler. Jeffrey-121, 126, 185 Winter, Tammy-63. 120. 150 Winter. Terry-185 Wirth, Chris-165 Winh, Leah-63. 106. 165 Witon. Richard-108, 126, 150 Wojtasiak, Kathleen -50. 58. 106. 119, 134. 65 Wolf, Charles-68, 185 Wolter, Brian-150 Wolter, Susan-165 Woods. James-92 Woods, Kim -112, 123, 136. 165 Woods, Wildon-59. 121, 185 Woyak, Daniel-92 Woyak. Mary-185 Woyak, Thomas-165 Wrasman. Barbara-63. 66. 67. 68, 124, 134, 150 Wrasman, James -57. 92 Wright. Corey-45, 52, 66. 108, 120, 126. 150 Wylie. John-185 Wynn, Nancy-59. 61. 92 Wysocki, Jean-63, 64, 165 Y Yonke, Dawn-92 Yonke, Pamela -165 Young, Raymond-113, 165 Z Zabler, Ronald-166 Zanon, Timothy. 185 Zarbock, Kent-116, 131, 150 Zeimet, Karen-150 Zeimet, Nancy-166 Zibolski, David-57, 127, 166 Zielinski, Carolyn-58. 124. 129. 185 Zimmerman, Daniel-65 Zimmerman, Paula-50, 185 Zylke, Kim-185 Zynski, Brett-166 Zynski, Carey-150 Index 191 v;,’.