Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

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The week of spirit activities include daily dress-ups based on different themes: cross the markets drop . . via j - -Jij k'e tries including court cars, floats, bands, clowns and maybe a surprise visit from WLPX’s Firetruck. The parade route will follow Mac- Arthur Drive to 83,83 to Mill, Mill to Grand, Grand to Divi- sion, Division to Washington. Washington to 83, 83 to Mac- Arthur and back to the High School. Dress-up and Blue, Gold and sma The High School cooks will be judging spirit involvement all week since, according to Government President Tammi Ceballos, they have the • best spirit of anyone in the school!” The Homecoming game culminates Friday’s rise to fever pitch beginning at 7:30 pm The Indians, 2-1 overall, host the tough Muskego War- riors, victors over Racine Case last Friday night. It'll be a good one,’ says Coach Hensler. Don’t you dare miss it! mi nkers get Reag On Friday, September 25, the annual pep assembly will be held in the gym at 3 00 p.m. Highlights include the Drama Club skit, the pep band, our own spirit filled cheering section, introduc- tion of the court, crowning Hie Homecoming King and Queen, and the second annual Administrative Pie-In-The- Face. The public is invited -a narticipate in The Homecoming Dance is on Saturday night beginning at 8:00p.m Tickets are $7.00 per couple and $4.50 for singles. The grand march is at 9 30 p.m. and will feature the 1981 Court: Paul Sadler and Michele Duvernell; Paul Douglas and Sherri Wheeler; Kent Zarbock and Margie Christensen; Tom Casper and Jenny Szalewski; So nriv 48 hours _ . vonnv an deadlin UL MURRAY ---’ES J°JSHr °IJury duty for pUpi, H aukesha Bureau fleischmann later told' decisio -' ’ decision,’ « reporter. unusual ac- f ctive juror lable for the •lafield man burglary of in Delafield e touring i left Net- tour of the September 5, 3PM witfi a arra tttp—rxn rktiv-0r a JUW a Jury ' 'I Turn to Page 13. CARS C0 UPLES STUDENT LIFE F Our student life here at MHS consisted of many things, whether it was band, gym, studying, lunch mods or being with our favorite girlfriend or boyfriend. We have all changed our interests through the years. However, the memories of our pas- times will never change. UN WORK STUDYING MUNCHIES The strength of nature lies not in holding on one even way, but she loves to change the fashion of her laws. Petronius Observe constantly that all things take place by change and accustom thyself to consider that the nature of the universe loves nothing so much as to change the things which are and to make new things like them. Marcus Aurelius HOMECOMING 1981 Spirit week began with New Wave Day. followed lip with a lot of cowboys and cowgirls who had a real heart for J.R. on Western Day. Cuffed-up jeans and saddle shoes were on hand for 50 � Day, and Dress-up Day proved that high school students really can abandon jeans for 8 hours. This was really the year for the male sex as Dave BolserwasMr. Irresistible and Mike Atkins was the winner of the Mr. Legs contest. The crazy costumes of the week came to an end on Friday with the action-packed pep rally. The senior class of 1982 won the spirit yell and the float contest. The Homecoming King and Queen of 1981. picked by the student body, were Paul Sadler and Michelle Du- vernell. The spirit dominated over the depressing weather as the pa- rade, colored with blue and gold, proceeded through Mukwonago. The Mukwonago H.S. Bands held a super chili dinner to warm us up after the parade. The Varsity Marching Band put on a spectacular halftime show at the game. The spark to enthusiasm was definitely lit as the fans cheered the Indians I on to a 20-12 victory over the Mus- ■ I kego Warriors. ■■■ Homecoming 11 12 Homecoming RAINY PARADE THE PEP RALLY Mike Atkins was dubbed Mr. Legs of 1981. 14 Homecoming THE DANCE The dance was the last of the Homecoming activities. Students danced to the music of Mandella and watched the annual grand march of the court. It was a fine ending to a successful Homecom- ing. Homecoming 15 “I LOVE A RAINY NIGHT” The Mukwonago Indians scored a big Homecoming victory over the Wariors of Muskego by the score of 20 to 12. In front of the largest crowd of the year, the Indians won their first of four conference victories. 16 Homecoming Kori Koehler, President; Mike Kelly, Secretary; Lisa Hooyman, Vice-President; Candi Mihlbauer, Treasurer The transition from junior high to high school was a big change for us freshmen. It meant we would be in a bigger school with more kids. We learned what it is like to be the youngest and least experienced in a strange new atmo- sphere. Through the year, we became more confident. We realized that, with one year behind us, the memories to come will be better than the ones we now share. Freshmen 17 Blomenkamp. Lisa Boneu, Elizabeth Bonk. David Bornfleth. Tonya Branham. Phil Brock, Shelley Brown, James Brunn. Amy Adamski. Jodi Amroze, Jill Anderson, Teresa Apple. Jeffrey i was made for dancing!” Bieberstein. Nancy Bilke, Lynn Blank. Brenda Blankenheim, Scott Biasing, Diane Blaxzczyk, Scott Bliah. Terry Banerian. John Barden. Jaki Lynn Barry. Kimberly Beck, Michelle Beckman, Cliff Bethke. Heike Arentz, Pam Arkin. Michael Armstrong, Connie Ash, l.aura Asmann, Peter a 18 Freshmen Brunner. Betty Bumgardner, Christopher Bunts, Cheri Burke. Jane Busalacchi, Gina Butalla. Julie Campbell, Terry- Campion, Christine Carey. HI. Casimir Carmody, Stacey Carstens. Jeffery Casper. Linda Catarozoli. Tracy Cervenansky, Vincent Chapes, Micheal Christensen, Danny Christian, Dawn Clementi, Lisa Conglan, Joanna Cone, Daniel Cook, Shelly Crabb, Tammy Crivello, I wrence Cross. Tracey Curler, Klizabeth Cyra. Timothy Dable. Brian Darga, Danielle Dehnar, Jennifer Deja, Dean Sleeping on the job. Freshman 19 Deamonie. Andrew Dobrose, Christopher Donino, Lori Dragert, Jr.. Loyd Duerst, Todd Dulka. Tinothy Dunifer. Angela Dunlap. Brett DuPleaais. Martha Duquaine. Jr., Keith Dybul. Jay Eade. Stephanie Earl, Robert Ebbott. Lori Eicknoff. Jeffery 20 Freshman T-Shirt wearers of America unite for another year! Goetach, Kimberly Goetz, Timothy Gooden. Raymond Grabowski, Steven Graf, Donald Graham. Kimberly Grauning, Gregory Greiner, Rich Griesen, Dawn Grob, Andrea Gulla, Margaret Hagen. Bryan Hagner, Jeffery Hake. Timothy Hamm, Jared Hangartner. Lynn Hanson, Lori Hayne, Kelly Freiburgar, James Fritz. Timothy Gascoyne, Ronald Gasser, Ronald Gehl, Brian Gerbasi, Steven Germanson, Dawn Giese, Richard “Do you understand?” Freshmen 21 Herrmann. Patrick Hibbard, Bethany Hickey. Richard Hoag, Kristi Hochschild, Dale Hockett, Stephanie Hodkiewicz. Joseph Hollins, Anthony Holmes, Jeffery Hoovman, Lisa Howard. Michelle Howard, Vicky Huberty, Shawn Huck, Russ Huff. Shelly Hughes. Kelly Hunkins, Todd Hunter, JR.. James Hyde. III. Paul Jahn, Annn Jahnke, Suzanne Jakuhiak, Micheal James. Dawn Janovetz, Micheal Jeannotte. Angela Johnson. Christene 22 Freshmen Lori and John renew their love as they go their separate ways home-ward bound. Lisa Lepak proves she can be a hard- rocker fan like everybody else. Keller. Kathy Keller. Micheal Keller. Patrick Kells. Brian Kelly. Micheal Kemp. Brian Kind. Charles Kizewski. Patrick Klatt. Kelly Kleinhans, Brian Kleinmann. Scott Klinge. .Joe Klinger. I.isa Kober, Jodie Koehler. Kari Kohnke. Sherrie Kolata. Bonnie Kouha, Mark Kozlowski. Susan Knaatz. Jeffery Kressin, Elliott Kroll. Bonnie Krull, Charles Krzycki. Sue Kufalk. Lisa Kurth. Micheal Freshmen 23 24 Labinski, Lisa I-ambert, Laura Landers, Jacqueline Langenbach, Erika I arsen, Timothy Larson, Therese Lech. Jean I ee. Steven Freshmen Lehmann, Kirsten Leighton. Lisa l.epak, Lisa LePine, Lori Lindsay. Robert Lippert, Karla Liltrup. Kirk Litwicki, Kelly I .ogee, Kathy Lupo. Vincent Maciejewski, Cheryl Madison, Linda Magolan, Kimberly Maguire, Mary Beth Mainka, Paul Malecki, Michuci Maneagc, John Martin, David Martin, Gregory Markiewicz, Diana Masset. Gail Mazurkiewicz. Richard Mcar ham, Robert Mecikalski, Claudia Menger, Kelly Merryfield, Tracte Millbauer. Candi Mihlbauer, Candi Mihlbauer, Kent Minesal, John Momoi, Jean Moser, James Mueller, Carolyn Mullens, Daniel Muth, Lori Nachreiner, Janice Narin, Timothy Nedset, Ronald Ncttesheim, John Nilsson, Guy Nuszbaum, Donna McCarthy. Bob McCombs. Jr., Carl McCombs, Carol McCormick. Todd McDonald, John McIntosh, Scott McKenzie, Jo Ellen McPhetridge, Daniel Freshmen 25 Osberg, Erik Ostricki, Tammy Papke. Kristen Pauli. Michael Paulus, Gerald Peters. Michael Petersen, Jeffrey Peterson, Neal Peterson, Wendy Pettit, Kristine Phillippi. Kenneth Phillips. Roxanne Pittser. Richard Plehn, Patty Pokorny, Michael Polak. Jr., Robert Polinski. Brian Polzin, Christopher Poseknny, Jody Pospychala, Randy Powers. Jeffrey Pregowski, Chris Pugh, Kim Quigley, Ted Radichel. Sheri Rankin, Barbra Rausch. Paul Rausch. Richard Regenfuss, Christina Richardson, Thomas Freshmen 26 Hick Joseph Roder, Charles Rodrigo . Jr.. Elberto Roffers. Kimberly Sayles, Lisa Schimel, Mark Schlitt, Karrie Schuckbier, Robin Schluckbier. Tracey Schmidt. Peggy Schmidt. Thomas Schoen. I.inda Schrader, Molly Schroeder, Mark Schroeder, Michael Schroeder. Timothy Schulist. Tammy Schuth. Kimberly Schwenke. Steven Seidel. Kathleen Sell. Colleen Sell. Julie Shaw. Reynold Shea. Micheal Freshmen 27 Silkworth. Richard Simon, Jill Skutt, Chad Small. Christine Smith. Jennifer Sontag. Troy Spangenberg. Tracy Spara, Ginger Sprink. Stephanie Squires. Edward Staedter, Kirk Steffen. Julia Stellmach. Kristine Stenherg, lx� ri Stock. Amy Stopcxynski, Peggy Strasser. Jamie Stratton. Cheryl Streator. Pamela Strebe, Aaron Surdyk, Jody Swanson. Bradley Titze, Sally Totaky, Karen Trease. Randy Truesdell. Mark “Smile pretty Jody!” 28 Freshmen West rick, Kenneth Whitatone, Barbara Wilcox. Ronald Williams. Jeffrey Williams, Julie Willmann. Annette Wilson, Jodi Wilson, Lisa Windau, James Windorski, Trent Wirth. Luke Wise. Troy Wisniewski. John Wisniewski, Shawn Wohlleben, Brian Vargas. Michelle Veach, Greg Vick, Michcal Von Selzam, Barbara Wage, Debbie Walczak, Michele Walesa. Brian Wal ten berry, Marcy Freshmen 29 Wohlleben. Brian Wolf. Andrew Wolter. Dave Wood . Khri ty Wood . Rik Wrasman. William Wudtke. Jeffrey Young. Steve Zabier, Noelle Zarnoth, Christine Zaruba. Belinda Zeimct, Christine Zibolski. Denise Zidlicky. Dvan Zielinski. Pamela ' • v v “Just come at me!” 30 Freshmen IN MEMORIAM Traci Shepard was injured July 29, 1981 in a freaky horse related accident at her family home in the Town of Vernon. She spent 18 days on a life support system at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. She died never having gained consciousness. Traci loved horses all her life. She was an active member of the Kettle Moraine Saddle Club and the chuck Wagon 4-H. She won many awards as a result of being an accomplished equestrienne. She is sadly missed by all who knew her. Do not stand at my grave and weep, I not there, I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow, I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn’s rain. When you awaken in the morning’s hush, I am the swift uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flight, I am the soft stars that shine at night; Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there, I did not die. Traci Shepard November 22, 1966 - August 16, 1981 Memoriam 31 ANNA HPffij ?UO£i Anna Hiitta Makkonen was this year’s foreign exchange student. She is from Helsinki, Finland and has been living with the Holat family since she first arrived in Wisconsin on August 7, 1981. Back in Finland she lives with her mother, father, and one sister who is 12. Her father owns a small grocery store and her mother is an elementary school teacher. Her grandfather earned his living as a lumberjack while her uncle made use of the wood by making the delicate carvings that Anna liked to give her friends. Anna enjoyed her stay in our country and especially liked the food as well as the clotning, holidays, and customs. This year she took Fainting, Economics, Spanish, and Journalism — her favor- ite. She hopes to become a journalist one day in her own country. (.001) LUCK ANNA! 32 AFS Cl CHANGE chanj vb 1 a: to make different in some particular, b: to make radically different: TRANSFORM, c: to give a different position, course or direction to, d: REVERSE; 2 a: to replace with another: SWITCH, b: to make a shift from one to another, c: to exchange for an equivalent sum or comparable item, d: to undergo a loss or modification of; e: to put fresh clothes or covering on; vi 1: to become different, 2: of the moon: to pass from one phase to another, 3: to shift on’es means of conveyance: TRANSFER, 4: of the voice: to shift to lower register: BREAK, 5: to undergo transformation, transition, or substitution, 6: to put on different clothes, 7: to engage in giving something and receiving something in return; EXCHANGE, 8: to make or become different 'H £ £ fa to § £ £ fa to CHANGE n 1: the act, process, or result of changing: as a: ALTERATION, b: TRANFORMATION, c: SUBSTITUTION, d: the passage of the moon from one monthly revolution to another, 2: a fresh set of clothes, 3: exchange, 4 a: money in small denominations received in exchange for an equivalent sum in larger denominations, b: money returned when a payment exceeds the amount due, c: coins of low denominations, 5: an order in which a set of bells is struck in change ringing I § cn fa to 'NVHD mUMVHD Autographs 33 CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES CH As soon as you are able Woman I am willing To make the break that we are on the brink of. c My cup is on the table My love is spilling Waiting here for you to take and drink of So if you're tired of the same old story Turn some pages. And Til be there when you are ready to roll with the CHANGES. I knew it had to happen, Felt the tables turnin' Got me through the darkest hour. I heard the thunder clappin' Felt the desert burning Until you poured on me like a sweet sun shower, So if you're tired of the same old story Turn some pages, I'll be here when you are ready to roll with the CHANGES. Got to learn to roll with the CHANGES. The baseball team did improve during the 1981 season, which was without many highlights. The Indi- ans were not involved in conference play in 1981 and had no incentive in terms of a place in the standings. Lack of experience in pitching made it a difficult season in terms of win- ning. The Indians record was 5-10, the best games being played in the tournament-a 4-3 win over Water- ford and a 3-2 last inning defeat to Burlington in the final game of the season. Most of the team were ju- niors. The seniors we had were good ball players but we should be a much improved team in 1982 with several lettermen returning. We will be in the Parkland conference for the first time. The season will be played in the summer. Row 1: Randy Hotz, Terry Labinski, Dan Nagel, John Dudenas, Brian Pinterics Row 2: Dennis Vanderschaegen, Dave Lianas, Paul Douglas, Mike Herron, Kerry Jacobs, Tim Huey, Greg Brown, Chris Leinon Row 3: Coach Enright, Mike Baksic, Jim Duszynski, Dan Gronemus, Roger W’illiams, Scott Landers, Glenn Pugh, Steve Bauer BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL 36 Boys’ Baseball J.V. Row 1: Jim Wanish, John Wanish, Mat Coulter, Bruce Turner, Paul Cerny Row 2: Frank Fox, Ken Crawley, Kurt Jacobs, Carl Jarret, Marty Herbert, Tim Menzia Row 3: Bill Meyers, Dan Davis, Tim Behling, Joe Greenwald, Scott Van Patter, Dave Zibolski, Doug Strong The Mukwonago sophomore baseball team finished the sea- son 5-9. While posting a less than .500 record, the team developed skills sure to be important to the varsity during the next season. The best- scoring hitter was Marty Herbert. Frank Fox (5-2, 2.82 ERA) was voted the most valuable player. J. V. AND FROSH BOYS BASEBALL This is Mukwonago’s last Frosh Baseball Team. Our conference change has eliminated Spring Base- ball. All Baseball will now be played during the summer. Community sponsored teams will provide the necessary baseball for boys of 9th grade age. The team played all close games winning 3 of 8. Steady im- provement made this one of our strongest Freshmen teams ever. All of these players should contribute to a strong Varsity Team in two years. Freshmen- Row 1: Steve Peterson, Doug Krebsbach, Kirk LaDu. Tim Patz, Rich Kuehl Row 2: John Hocking, Grant Pozorski, Willie Woods, Mark Cooper, Chris Hill, Tony Cypcar Row 3: Coach Swan, Jeff Behling, Craig Markham, Jim Bynes, Jeff Kind, Jay Frohne, Brent Magolan Boys Baseball 37 Row 1: Coach Swan, Coach Smith; Row 2: Kent Zarbock, Steve Brock, Stan Sugden, Vince Cicero, Jeff Kainz, Tom Beranek, Dan Benson, Dan Bower, Jack Peterson, Tim Behling, Reid Brueser The Varsity basketball team entered 1981-82 with high hopes of having a win- ning season. After splitting their opening games with ri- val Burlington and West Al- lis Central, that hope faded. With the Parkland Confer- ence as tough as it ever has been, the Indians faded to last place behind league powers Muskego, Racine Case, and Greendale and also the ever tough Greenfield and New Berlin West. The year became one of rebuild- ing with many juniors seeing a lot of action. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Indians will have sev- eral returning lettermen for the 1982-83 season and that should be a strong nucleus for an improved season. With many sopho- mores seeing much junior varsity and varsity action, the elements are there for bigger and better things. With committed effort during the summer pro- gram, the Indians will be back and better in 1982- 82. 38 Basketball Row 1: Rick Malecki, Curt Chase, Kirk LaDu, Brian Bauer, Grant Pozorski; Row 2: Norm Siefert (Manager), Mike Dor- band, Jeff Behling, Dave Williams, Jeff Kind, Rob- ert McCarthy; Row 3: Mike Wilde, Rob Gamble, Roger Casper, Jeff Pow- ers, Steve Rudesill, Coach Smedema The Sophomores have good speed and hope to be able to press on defense and fast break more on of- fense. Size is a problem and hurts us rebounding. BOY’S J.V. AND FROSHBASKETBALL Row 1: Pete Asmann, Joe Fix, Vince Lupo, Jeff Pe- terson, Brad Swanson; Row 2: Chip Krull, Mike Keller, Mike Arkin, Ray Goodden, Mike Vick, Jay Dybul; Row 3: Mike Kel- ley (Manager), Ken Phil- lippi, Greg Martin, Tim Hake, Coach Randy Schmidt This year’s Freshmen Basketball team started the season out slowly, made needed adjustments, and came on strongly as the season progressed. They were a hard-working team with a desire to suc- ceed, and did, finally ac- complish many of their goals. Boy’s Basketball 39 i VARSITY: Row 1: Cathy Friedl, Barb Wrasman; Row 2: Doreen Madison, Patty Powers, Bridgette Morawetz, Donna Darga; Top Row: Cathy Wojtasiak, Jesse Wil- liams BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS i FRESHMEN: Bottom: Lynn Bilke; Middle: Mi- chelle Vargas, Kim Johnson; Top: Pam Streeter J.V.: Terri Jommen, Beth Peterson, Chris Greenwood, Traci Oe- balios, Lana Hill, Lisa Klinger, Julie Szada 40 Cheerleaders ■1 With some improvement and maturity of some individuals, combined with hard work, and winning a few of the close games, we will still have to play well for a .500 season. Lynn Peterson, being the only returning active starter will most likely carry much of the scoring and rebounding loads. Finding some help for her will be the biggest single factor, especially in the area of scoring. Row 1: Robein Dulka, Diane Schenk, Shef Johnston, Annette Lorenz, Cheryl Smedema, Laurie Mathson Row 2: Lynn Feltes, Sue Chars, Lynn Peterson, Karen Effinger, Chris Stobber, Gail Kraemer, Jenny Schaefer, Tammy Ortez, Coach Douglas. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS mi Junior Varsity Girls: (Top to Bottom) Pam Streator, Michelle Varcas, Kim Johnson, Lynn Bilke, not pictured Patti Plain Cap- tain Varsity Girls’ Basketball: (L to R) Davina Tuler Captain, Kim Litwicki, Sally Polachek, Cris Arkin, Debbie Streater, Carol Sawyer, Nancy Cochrane 42 Girls’ Basketball This year is progressing like last year! Our record is 6 wins and 1 loss. We have hopes to end the season with improved shooting and a winning record. This is the quickest team we have had for a while and they play aggressive de- fense which has been the key to our success so far. We will be ready to play the leading teams with much enthusiasm. Row 2: Kim Goetch, Caryen Kraemer, Kathy Smedema, Debbie Ciardo, Peggy Carr, Coach Bethke Row 1: Manager Dawn Clement, Kris Kinjerski, Fran Lupo, Sue Nikolic, Kris Nybert, Stacy Niercier, Stats, Toya Streeter, Not pictured Jayne Bunke, Manager Michelle Newburry GIRLS’ J. V. AND FROSH BASKETBALL Row 1: Evika Langenbach, Jenny Smith, Heather Henry, Lori Stenberg, Connie Armstrong, Charlie Karempelis, Michelle Evert, Khristy Woods, Kristin Papke, Gina Busalacchi Row 2: W:endy Joles, Danielle Darga, Lisa Labinski, Tracey Catavozoli, Kim Roffers, Diana Markiewicz, Lisa Heinig, Dawn Christian, Lisa LePak, Coach Nelson. Girls’ Basketball 43 The 1981 team probably progressed further than any team. They started out at the bottom in almost every meet, but by the end of the season, they were one of the better teams in the state, and just missed qualifying for the WIAA State Championships by 8 points. Mike Croy was the teams’s Most Valuable Runner in 1981. He was the first Mukwonago runner to ever make the All-Conference squad. Two newcomers to the squad who had never run cross country before included Tom Hocken- berry, who set a sophomore school record for the 5000 meter run, and senior Jeff Kainz who was the second or third varsity runner most of the year. Dan Cypcar, a junior, became an outstanding runner this year after barely mak- ing the J.V. team in 1980. Team Highlights 2nd WIAA Sectional Championships Team Trophy at Jefferson Invitational 1st Mukwonago Freshman Invitational 1st Jefferson J.V. Invitational In regard to the Parkland Conference it is a very tough cross country conference. Three teams from the Parkland qualified for this year’s WIAA State Meet. In comparison, no Southern Lakes teams qualified. In the first two years we’ve been in the conference, we’ve graduated a lot of seniors. We’ll have more good people coming back next year, however, so it could be the first time we’ll have a shot at being one of the better teams. Returning let- terwinners include Hockenberry, Cypcar, Behling, Schmitter and Czarapata. Varsity: Back; Kelly Duszynski, Manager, Tom Hockenberry, Mike Atkins, Rick Mazurkiewicz, Tim Behling, Vince Cicero, Rob Schmitter, Coach Vick Front; Mike Croy, Dan Cypcar, Don Czarapata, Bret Mihlbauer, Jeff Kainz, Kent Zarbock BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY The 1981 J.V. team was probably Muk- wonago’s best ever. The team won the Jef- ferson Invitational, placing five runners in the top 11. The team also was second at the Highlander Invitational and at the Muk- wonago Invitational. On top of that, Muk- wonago’s freshman team won the very suc- cessful Mukwonago Invitational by sweep- ing the top four places. Rick Mazurkiewicz led Mukwonago’s J.V. much of the year, winning the Mukwonago frosh Invit., plac- ing third at the Jefferson Invitational, and leading the squad at conference. Also strong were freshman Jeff Petersen, Junior Doug Barber, Freshman Tim Cyra, Junior Bret Mihlaauer and Junior Dave Bolser. The biggest improvements were probably made by the freshmen, as some of them moved up to top J.V. and even varsity posi- tions. The tough J.V. squad should fill in some holes in next year’s varsity to make it an excellent season. J.V. Front: Dave Bolser, Tim Cyra, Jeff Petersen, Steve Graboski, Pat Kizewski, John Wanish. Top Row: Kelly Suszynski, Manager, Rick Mazurkiewicz, Doug Barber, Tim Behling, Stan Sugden, John Karlinsky, Jeff Behling, Coach Vick 44 Boys’ Cross Country Cross Country 45 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY The 1981 girls’ squad was Muk- wonago’s fastest ever, but there was one problem: They were all fast on different days. Brigitte Pellman, a junior, had the fastest time of the year, clocking a 12:53 for 3200 meters (about two miles). Junior Toni Milewski was the team’s top conference placewinner, finishing in 28th in a 13:06 time. Junior Mar- gie Christenson was the most valu- able runner. High points of the season includ- ed just missing a trophy by 8 points at the 12-team Jefferson Invita- tional, as well as a third place fin- ish at the Franklin Invitational. Seven of Mukwonago’s top eight girl runners will be back for 1982, so things look bright. On the J.V. level, freshman Patti Plehn set a school record for J.V. runners, posting a 14:25 clocking at the New Berlin West Invitational. Row 1: Coach R. Vick, Karen Hill, Dorothy Utrie, Margie Christenson, Coach R. Colbo; Row 2: Kelly Duscynski, Heather Henry, Toni Milewski, Donna Darga, Sally Polacek, Janet Stumpner, Amy Pearson. Row i;Tim Mackesey, Doug Williams, John Dudanas, Dan Nagle, Craig Flesichman, Paul Douglas, Craig Vertz, Dave W’illiams, Jim Wanish Row 2: Paul Cerney, Pat McPhetridge, Jim Utrie, Corey Wright, Don Buchanan, Brian Martens, Terry Labinski, Steve Bauer, Randy Hotz, Dave Dobbs, and Tom Casper ?ow3;Ted Peterson, Kevin Grantz, Matta Coulter, Doug Strong, Paul Sadler, Mel Robinson, Kurt Goetsch, Steve Brock, Sean Dingeldein, Ken Novotny, Jim Moisson, Dan Benson Row 4: Reid Breuser, Mike Freiburger, Roger Williams, Barry Wanasek, Dan Davis, Jeff Kirch off, Karry Jacobs, Brett Achtanhagen, Dan Bower, Chris Goodwin, Tim Huey, Ass’t. Coach Jim Tietjen, and Scott VanPatter Sean Dingeldein, VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1981 football season was an exciting year for players and fans alike. Opening non-Conference wins over East Troy and Kettle Moraine got the season off to a roaring start. A first conference game loss to Greendale was followed up with three straight victories over Muskego, New Berlin West, and Greenfield. Two disappointing losses followed into the hands of Oak Creek and Racine Case. The season closed however, with the resounding victory over Pewaukee to finish the year at 6-3 and a third place in the Eastern Division of the Parkland Conference. 1st Team All-Conference Hip Keller Award Jim Moisson Dan Nagle Paul Sadler Brian Martens Most Improved Junior Dan Benson Pat McPhetridge Honorable Mention Most Improved Senior Kurt Goetsch Randy Holtz Steve Bauer Rob Meyers Award 1st Team All-Area Ken Novotny Dan Benson Jim Moisson Rip Rintleman Award Terry Labinski 1st Team All-District Dan Benson Most Valuable Player Dan Benson 1981 Tri-Captains Dan Benson Paul Sadler Don Buchanan 46 Football J.V.: Row 1: Mark Milligan, Frank Grahek, Chris McPhe- tridge; Row 2: Chris Cooper, Mark Cooper, Dan Johnson, Chris Umbs, Dan Mackesey; Row 3: Mr. Becker, Ron Cochrane, Willy Woods, Greg Barg, Curt Chase, Grant Po- zorski, Scott Halbrucker, Paul Acker, Coach Rudy Will; Row 4: Keith Novotny, Brent Magolan, Jay Frohne, Charlie Meuller; Row 5: George Novak, Mike Sadler, Steve Rudisel, Roger Casper, Rob Belland, T. Olson. J. V. AND FROSH FOOTBALL The freshmen football program followed the win- ning ways of the sopho- more and varsity teams. Our motto for the entire football program was “We’re coming back”, and we did. The “B” team, un- der the able tuteloge of coaches Furlong and Harder finished an im- pressive season record of 3-1-1, and the first squad coached by Hoagland and Cottrell finished with a 3- 2-1 record. Under the leadership of Coach Hoag- land an his staff, the team finished wth their best re- cord ever — 6-3-2. Out- standing performances throughout the season were turned in by quarter- back Jeff Powers, line- backer Mike Vick, run- ning backs John Manage and Joe Klinge, and line- men Rob Meacham and Chris Bumgardner. My 7 7 Me! FROSH: Row 1: Ron Wilcox, Kent Milbaur, Charlie Kind, Tim Geotz, Kirk Littrup, Jamie Strasser, Jim Brown, Trent Windorski, Dan McPhetridge, Chad Skutt, Jeff Homes, Joe Fix, Rich Hickey, John Wishewski, Guy Nillson, Jeff Williams, Dan Mullens; Row 2: Neal Peterson, Russ Huck, Greg Martini, Tim Larsen, Ray Goodden, Kirk Steader, Bill Wrasman, Chip Krull, Jeff Powers, Mick Vick, Paul Hyde, Steve Olivas, Bobby Polak, Rick Wanasak, Steve Lee, Paul Kressin, John Kaftan, Mike Malecki; Row 3: Jeff Kratz, Mike Chappes, Tim Fritz, Brian Polinski, Rob Meacham, Brad Swanson, Rick Pittser, Bart Brueser, Joe Klinge, Ed Squires, Mike Shea, Jim Frieburger, Pat Herrmann, Troy Wise, Ted Quigley. 48 Football FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Kathy Wojtasiak Cathy Friedl Patti Powers, Jessie Williams, Cheryl Smeadema Shelli Johnson, Doreen Madison Kathy Brown Terri Jommen Julie Sxada Beth Peterson Jenny Szalewski Kimberly Zylke Tammy Penkalski Football Cheerleaders 49 This years boys varsity golf team started the season with 7 returning lettermen with Co- Captains Steve Jones and Jeff Millies playing the 1 and 2 positions. Mukwonago had high hopes of sending the whole team to the state tournament. The In- dians completed an impressive 8- 4 dual meet record going into the sectional tournament where they finished a disappointing 3rd. The Parkland Conference Champion- ship ended on a more impressive note when senior co-captain Jeff Millies came away with a bronze medal to complete his 4 year ca- reer at Mukwonago. Mukwonago placed 7th overall. The Boys J.V. team came away with a very im- pressive 11-1 dual meet record. The team was led by sophomore Dan Millies and junior Jeff Per- ry- Varsity-Row 1: Bruce Turner, Todd Nordentoft, Jeff Perry Row 2: Leo Brisette, John Williams, CO-CAPTAIN Jeff Millies, CO-CAPTAIN Steve Jones, Coach Anderson. Not Pictured: Norm Seifert BOYS’ GOLF J.V.-Row 1: Rick Silkworth, Mike Kelly, John Hocking, Pete Asmann Row 2: Ray Young, Jay Dybul, Dan Millies, Tim Patz, Coach Anderson Not pictured: Mike Schroeder, Dan Pokorny 50 Boys’ Golf The team had a season plagned by illness. Ka- ren Kirchner, returning varsity player, was unable to play until the last week of the season and could not rise to her prior performances. Senior Dawn Thompson suffered a leg injury from a summer sport and was unable to participate for much of the season. The varsity low-scorer for the season was Kris Koehler. The team played mostly South- ern Lakes teams because the Parkland Conference doesn’t have girls’ golf. Varsity: Back row: Pam Cameron, Phyllis Roeber, Dawn Thompson; Front Row: Mary Cameron, Jenny Schmitter, Kris Koehler, Karen Kirchner GIRLS’ GOLF Girls’ Golf 51 GYMNASTICS Row 1: Laura Lambert, Chris Johnson, Robin Schluckebier, Ginger Spara, Joni Nettesheim, Sherrie Kohnke, Karen Totsky, Lisa Sayles; Row 2: Coach Harry Nordentoft, Janet Stumpner, Margie Christensen, Janet Bumgarner, Chris Regenfuss, Amy Cyra, Dawn James, Cassy Englert, Asst. Coach Kris Mailcoux This years team record was 9-2. Cassy Englert and Margie Christenson set school records on the uneven bars while Margie Christenson and Laura Lambert were the all-around gymnasts for the team. The team was mostly inexperienced, having only one senior, Amy Cyra. Margie Christenson was voted the most valuable gymnast and Amy Cyra was awared the captains letter. Leters were earned by Amy Cyra, Janet Bumgarner, Margie Christenson, Cassy Englert, Joni Nettesheim, Laura Lambert, Chris Johnson, Robin Schluckebier, Sherri Kohnke, Karen Totsky, and Kristy Koehler. 52 Gymnastics NIUKWONAGO COMMUNITY LIBRARY Sports 53 We started the season with 5 re- turning letter-winners, only 2 of which had experience at the same position from the year before. Six freshmen made varsity, of which 5 were starters. Through dedication, hard work, and cooperation, the team improved to a knowledgeable skilled group of players. We finished 3rd in the conference with a 10-4 record. Tournament action saw us defeat Waterford and Burlington to win our regional. Sectional action pitted us against a tough Wilmot team which ended our season. All-Conference Selections Colleen Kelly, Laurie Mathson Stacey Mer- rier, Shelly Johnston Honorable mention Diane Schenk Varsity Awards MVP and Cap- tain- Colleen Kelly Most Improved- Michelle Presta Defensive Player- Shelly Johnston Offensive Player- Laurie Mathson Varsity-Row 1: Kris Kinjerski, Stacey Mercier, Row 2: Julie Ragaisis, Michelle Menzia, Colleen Kelly, Sheryl Fickau, Row 3: Gayle Dignin, Kim Huey, Laurie Schuett, Diane Schenk, Jina Nortunen, Michelle Presta, Laurie Mathson, Shelly Johnston, Coach Bartozek GIRLS’ SOFTBALL The 1981 girls J.V. softball team had a very successful season. With the help of the eight returning sophomores and the eight new players, they did an excellent job at combining their talents to produce a unique team. The team became much clos- er by helping and encouraging each other as they progressed. This combined effort on everybodys part proved a winning team. The switch from the Southern Lakes to the Parkland Conference made the girls much more aware of the competition that awaited them. All in all, these girls did their best to make the season a most enjoy- able and memorable one. J.V.-Row 1: Jenny Szalewski, Krys Weisflog, Mardi Brunner Row 2: Becky Foley, Kim Woods, Lynda Schmidt, Jodie Dickert, Shelli Johnson, Debbie Nagel Row 3: Kristy Koehler, Deb Ciardo, Robin Dulka, Donna Perry, Donna Dorley, Ann McKenzie, Susy Jensen Missing from picture: Michelle Grady, Toya Streeter 54 Girls’ Softball The boys tennis teams were first-year teams. Even though their record was 0 and 12, they improved much during the season and have high hopes for the fu- ture. It was also the first year in which they played in the tough Parkland conference. For a newly organized sport, they have shown great determination as well as im- provement. Varsity-Row 1: Norm Seifert. Larry Edwards, Tom Scheisel, John Simon Row 2: Mike Atkins, Steve Thomas, Reid Brueser, Tom Beranek, Kent Zarbock, Karen Heinig BOYS’ TENNIS J.V.-Row 1: Carl Holterman, Rich Stockberger, Scott Hoffman, Row 2: Brian Gedemer, Dan Eblelocker, Dave Dobbs, Brad Decker Row 3: Kent Christianson, Fred Powers, Kevin Daane, Dave Justin, Kevin Grismore, Mark Pulmersheim mm Boys’ Tennis 55 This years team was much improved! Their goal was to win four dual matches. They won 3. They were 12th in the conference last year and 9th this year. The players were better this year as indivi- duals. Seven of M.H.S. play- ers had winning records com- pared to none last year. The doubles teams earned most of the wins in both J.V. and Varsity. The team is looking for strength in doubles next year. Varsity Row 1; Lisa Labinski, Diane Schenk, Laurie Atkins Row 2: Coach Bethke, Sheryl Fickau, Becky Coley, Lori McCarthy, Lynda Schmidt, Barbara J. Wrasman GIRLS’ TENNIS The high point of the sea- son was at Oak Creek during the final match of the season. The No 1 and No 4 singles and No 1 doubles team all had 3 set matches and 2 of them won. The No. 3 singles and 1 and 3 doubles came through with victories to end the season with a solid 5-2 record win. J.V. Row 1: Monica Bielinski, Kris Greenwood, Molly Sullivan, Kim Woods, Denise Trendel, Lana Hill, Sue Nikolic, Row 2: Coach Bethke, Julie Williams, Caroline Zielinski, Lisa Heinig, Kathy Smedema, Charlie Karempelis, Lisa Hooyman, Lisa Lepak, Karen Effinger 56 Girls’ Tennis Row 1: Cathy Hardtke, Connie Markham, Cheryl Smedema, Margie Christianson, Julie Hardtke, Amy Cyra, Sharon Davis Row 2: Mgr. Missy Henry, Toni Milewski, Donna Darga, Sally Polacek Wendy Smith, Pat Mazurkiwicz, Becky Coley, Janet Stumpner, Mgr. Carol Sawyer Row 3: Lisa Langenbach, Kim Litwicki, Beth Peterson, Tami Stinson, Teri Jommen, Cassie Englent, Wendy Leitaske, Fran Lupe, Asst. Coach Olson Row 4: Coach Smedema, Chris Stobber, Laurie Atkins, Dorothy Utrie, Tracy Ceballos, Tanya Ahrens, Michelle Weisflog GIRLS’ TRACK The 1981 girls track team had a very successful season. They were an extremely competitive group of girls this year. They did not like to lose or be beaten. The highlight of the season was winning the Divisional Conference meet and setting six new school records. We will miss our seniors next spring as always , but there are new faces to take their places and hopefully to break their records. Our younger members progressed or matured faster this year. Their performances became more consistant, and this makes for a promising team next spring. The Hand-off Girls Track 57 The 1981 boys track team set 7 school records and qualified 5 individuals in 5 events for the state meet in June. Steve Cyra capped off a strong sectional per- formance by finishing second in the 200 meter dash in the class A State meet in a school record time 22.26 seconds. Cyra qualified for 3 events in the state meet as did Bill McCarthy and Pat McPhe- tridge. Gary Lech qualified in both the 800 and 1600 meter relays, and Jim McPhetridge qualified in the 1600 me- ter relay. The 800 meter relay team of Cyra, Lech, McCarthy and Pat McPhe- tridge won their heat in the state meet and had the fastest time going into the finals on Saturday, only to have a bad pass disqualify them from winning the relay title. The highlight of the season had to be Mukwonago’s thrilling victo- ry at sectionals, defeating runnerup Oconomowoc by 2 V2 points in the last event of the meet. Row 1: Bob Mueller, Capt. Jim McPhetridge Row 2: Mike Croy, Pat McPhetridge, Capt. Steve Cyra, Larry Schultz, Dave Arkin Row 3: Coach Mike Furlong, Dan Bauer, Ken Smith, Bill McCarthy, Scott Polacek. Mgr. Doug Williams, Robb Schmitter Row 4: Gary Lech, Will Hein, Chris Goodwin, Dave Williams, Curt Chase, Jim Conway BOYS’ TRACK Working Hard 58 Boys’ Track Boys’ Track 59 i We had a good season as we fin- ished 4th in the Parkland Confer- ence with good record. Wre also won the Mukwonago Invitational, Badter Invitationa, and Regional Championship. We were second in our division at the Waukesha Invi- tational. Besides our volleyball talents, we also were clowns in the homecoming parade. A few rollerskated the entire parade route. We received first place in the clown division! Highlights of the season included the Slinger game when Robin Dulka played the ball off of her head and at regionals when Kim Huey's con- tinous blocking and spiking even made her smile. At the state meet Sue Chars and Mary Jo Lundin packed a stereo for their weekend adventure. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ■ BIG AWARD WINNERS WERE: 1st Team All-Conference 2nd Team All-Conference Honarable Mention ...... Most Valuable Player Most Improved .......... Outstanding Server .... Shelly Johnston Lynn Peterson Laurie Mathson Shelly Johnston . .. Robin Dulka Laurie Mathson 60 Volleyball Learning by experience has changed the junior varsity volleyball team tremendously this year. Having a small- er group to work with made it possible to concentrate on the “fine tuning” of technique and strategy of the game itself. Everyone has shown improvement on their indi- vidual skills. As a team they really improved their de- fensive game. The most important gain for the season would have to be the understanding of how important teamwork and mental attitude are in sports. Skill alone will not bring on a winning season, but emotion and the ability to work together as a team are equally as important. The season’s highlight came at the very end of the season when all of the J.V. stats were in only to find that Greenfield, the first place J.V. team had only one loss for their season, and that was to Mukwonago! Season Statistics J.V. Record; 5-3 Most Valuable player and team captain: Julie Ragaisis Most Dedicated: Debbie Nagel Most Improved: Margaret Lewindowski J. V. AND FROSH VOLLEYBALL The freshman volleyball team started the season as a group of girls interested in learning as much as possible about the sport. Our record wasn’t good, but that was not our main goal. What was important was that each girl learned to work as a member of a team, to deal with the anxiety of performing in front of a crowd, and most of all to develope and work on volleyball skills many of them did not know existed. Every member of the team ended the sea- son with more controled serves, bumps, sets and spikes than they had at the begin- ning. Although everyone learned and im- proved some did a more outstanding job than others. Linda Casper was the most spirited player. She kept herself as well as the rest of the team enthusiastic about ev- ery game. The most improved member on the team was Sue Jahnke. By the end of the season Sue was a very consistant, de- pendable player. Kristin Papke was voted the most dedicated player. She worked hard at practices finding her weak spots and improving them. This team was a group of enthusiastic girls who had a grow- ing year. Girls’ Volleyball 61 Row 1: Stephanie Eade, Therese Larson, Kristin Pepke, Michelle Walczak, Lori Hanson, Kelly Menger, Wendy Joles Row 2: Erika Langenbach, Kristi Hoag, Lisa Klingler, Lisa Ulrikson, Connie Armstrong, Peggy Stopczynski, Sue Jahnke, Sue Krzycki, Denise Zibolski Row 3: Michelle Evertt, Lisa Kufalk, Chris Campion, Kelly Hayne, Shelly Cook, Gina Busalacchi, Diana Markiewicz, Tracy Catarozoli, Liz Boness, Linda Casper, Rhonda Weber, Coach Peggy Harold Row 1: Debbie Grober, Debbie Nagel, Stacey Mercier, Kris Kinjerski, Sam Ragaisis Row 2: Ann McKenzie, Donna Dorley, Deb Ciardo, Konnie Koepsel, Margaret Lewindowski, Lisa Wilson, Coach Ulrikson The Mukwonago wrestlers had a very fruitfull season topped off with a ranking of 8th in the state. In dual meet competition the team had an outstanding 9-1 record and in the conference meet the team fell just 8Vt points short of Muskego and the conference championship. The following week Mukwonago averaged the second place finish to Muskego by outscoring them in the state regional tourna- ment by 4 points. Individual- ly, the team was very power- ful with five wrestlers com- piling over 20 wins each. They are Kevin Cullen, Dave Bolser, Dan Madden, Brian Martens, and Craig Fleisch- man. All of these wrestlers won at least one tournament championship throughout the season. Conference cham- pionships were won by Kevin Cullen, Tim Mackesey, Dave Bolser. and Dan Madden. Ke- vin Cullen was a 3 time Con- ference champion and Dan Madden a 2 time Conference champion. VARSITY: Coach Ackerman, Craig Fleischmann, Brain Martens, Tom Schiessel, Pat McPhetridge. Tim Mackesey, Jeff Homes (Not Pictured) Guy Nilsson, Kevin Cullen, Corey Wright, Dave Goelser, Kevin Grantz, Dan Madden WRESTLERS AND CHEERLEADERS VARSITY RECORD Mukwonago .... 40 Oak Creek 18 Mukwonago .... 17 Muskego 39 Mukwonago .... 42 Racine Case .... 12 Mukwonago .... 37 Greendale 14 Mukwonago .... 45 N.B. Eisenhower 20 Mukwonago .... 47 Slinger 15 Mukwonago .... 45 Pewaukee 18 Mukwonago .... 39 N.B. West 15 Mukwonago 34 Greenfield 19 Mukwonago .... 47 Kettle Moraine . 15 Lisa Nelson Kim Woods Michele Duvernell Chris Hoffman Kathy Brown 62 Wrestling J.V.: Row 1: Dave Russ, Frank Grahek, Jamie Stasser, Rick Witton, Matt Wirth; Row 2: Coach Bachhuber, Tim Dulka, Dave Zibolski, Jim Utrie, Ted Peterson, Dan Mackesey J. V. AND FROSH WRESTLING m FROSH: Ted Quigley, Rob McCombs, Andy Desmonnie, Casey Cary; Row 2: Coach Tim Madden, George Novak, John Tunisian, Brian Polinske, Kirk Steadter, Don Graf Wrestling 63 Do You Think The Years Pass And Leave Us The Same? Change is Inevitable The Sophomore change was a big jump. We were still underclassmen, but no longer Freshmen. We looked forward to football games, basketball games, old friends, new friends, and lots of laughs. Now when we look back on the memories of our Sopho- more year, it just might be that this year has been the best yet. Sophomores 65 “Same to you George!” “Stare much Marie?” 66 Sophomores Peek-a-boo, Vicki!’ What’s so interesting, Doug?” Bloechl, Julie Boettcher, Jessie Bohrman, Rich Bolser, Patti Borland, Laurie Bortmess, Brian Bowden, Marianne Bowey, Rosie Brach, Jackie Bradley, Keith Brunner, Brian Buckett, Jodie Burns, Jim Burt, Cyrena Busse, Doyle Byers, Mark Byrne, Jim Caldwell, Scott Caliguri, John Cameron, Mary Campbell, Tammy Campion, Mike Sophomores 67 Lorrie, a future business women. “Hey Michelle, is that thing loaded? Carr, Peggy Casper, Roger Ceballos, Traci Chapes, George Chase, Curt Cherf, Mary Ann Christianson, Kent Christianson, Sue Christopherson, C. Ciardo, Debbie Clark, Thresa Clement, Dawn Cochrane, Ron Colbert, Kelly Coley, Becky Collins, Susan Cone, John Conn, Stacy Conway, Jim Cooper, Chris Cooper, Mark Cornell, Pat 68 Sophomores Curtis, Jackie Cypcar, Tony Czarapata, Don Dailey, Marie Danbrea, Tim Dassow, Wendy Day, Michelle Decker, Brad DeLano, Lori Dorband, Mike Dorley, Donna Donner, John Dort, Todd Douglas, Dave Drews, Glenn Dulka, Terri Dunifer, Jackie Dunifer, Wendy Dupey, Paul Eiekhoff, Brian Eigenrauch, Todd Eisert, Pete Sophomores 69 Ellarson, Brian K Englehardt, Val Englert, Cassy Fenninger, Doug HL 1 Fix, Dave Fleming, Ralph Flury, Tim Frohne, Jay Gainer, Rob Gale, Colleen Gamble, Rob Gardner, Benji Geiser, Brian Genry, Debbie Gesinski, Jerri Ginster, Karen Gracyalny, Keli Grady, Michelle Grahek, Frank Gravning, Delbert Greene, Phil Greenwald, Darwin A future artist at work. “More questions Stacey?” 70 Sophomores Jeff looks like he’s having fun. “Smile pretty, Jenny.” Greenwood, Kris Grieser, Laura Grinwald, Marty Grisamore, Kevin Grober, Debbie Grosz, Mike Golliher, Chris Gonzalez, Jim Hagen, Lisa Hagner, Carrie Halbrucker, Scott Haslam, Karen Heacox, Carol Heacox, Kaylee Hebein, Todd Heffele, Liz Hein, Pat Hekkers, Michelle Hernke, Bill Heiskanen, Laurie Hill, Chris Hill, Lana Sophomores 71 Hinca, Tom Hockenberry, Tom Hocking, John Hodge, Laura Hoffman, Scott Huey, Kim Ignasiak, Tammy Imme, Heidi Jambrek, Kris James, Darlene Janke, Mike Jaworski, Sandy Johnson, Dan Jommen, Terri Keepers, Jerry Kellogg, Laura Keller, Brad Kemke, Alan Kind, Jeff King, Ellen Kinjerski, Kris Kinlow, Carla 72 Sophomores Knoebel, Angela Knoebel, Lisa Koehler, Darryl Koehler, Kristy Koepsel, Connie Knollman, Greg Kornowski, Glenn Kortes, Angie Kraemer, Caryn Krause, Dan Krebsbach, Dan Krebsbach, Doug Kuehl, Rich LaDu, Kirk Lambert, Ed Lange, Koreen Larkin, Pam Larsen, Steve Larson, Lisa LaVann, Cheryl Leighton, Chris Leitzke, Wendy Don’t look so serious Traci.” Don's heading for the finish. Sophomores 73 Leppin, Chris Levandowski, Dave Lewandowski, M. Licht, Chad Logee, Jean Long, Ken Lupo, Fran Lotz, Jenny Low, Colleen Lynch, A.J. Mackesey, Dan Maciosek, Michelle Magolan, Brent Maguire, Megan Malecki, Rick Manthey, Dave Markham, Craig Marquardt, Wendy Martens, Dean Martin, Katie Marshall, Richard Marsolek, Kim “Suspicious Cyrena?” 74 Sophomores I “Type away Wendy.' Michelle is really concentrating now. Marusik, Karen Me Kenzie, Ann Merschdorf, Joe Merschdorf, Rich Mengel, Wayne Mercier, Stacey McPhetridge, Chris Miller, Mike Miller, Rose Millies, Dan Milligan, Mark Mollet, Jenny Momoi, Tracy Momsen, Shelly Moser, Ingrid Mueller, Charlie Musha, Jill Mutschler, Chris Nagel, April Nagel, Debbie Naybert, Kris Newbury, Curt Sophomores 75 Newbury, Michelle Nielsin, Tammy Nikolic, Sue Novak, George Novotny, Keith Nygren, Gene O’Brien, Ginger O’Haver, Michele Ohlsson, Renny Olsen, T.J. Olson, Ginni Orlowski, Denise Ott, Shawn Patz, Tim Penkalski, Tammy Perry, Jeff Petersen, Beth Peterson, Rich Peterson, Steve Peterson, Sue Phillips, Mark Pierce, Sue 76 Sophomores Piscitello, Toni Polzin, David Porter, Julie Pozorski, Grant Pregowski, Jeff Presta, Maureen Pries, Jarilyn Purdy, Trisha Rados, Scott Ragaisis, Sam Rapp, Sherry Rayburn, Lloyd Remington, Brett Retzer, Dawn Rick, Tim Roamer, Marty Robinson, Carrie Rohmann, Steve Roth, Charlott Rudesill, Steve Russ, Dave Russo, Michelle “Thrilling, isn’t it Chris?” New clothes for Julie?' Sophomores 77 Rynders, Wendy Sadler, Mike Saffran, Tracy Schankey, Becky Schmidt, Kurt Schmitter, Rob Schwenn, Kim Schuett, Laurie Schulz, Rob Schumacher, Tim Schuster, Randy Selzer, Connie Semrow, Rick Semo, Peggy Seri, Donna Shirley, Russ Shouldice, Dan Shudy, Glenn Smart, Laurie Smedema, Kathy Smith, Lisa Spangenberg, Kim “Carolyn and Toya have the spirit.” “Lost in space!” 78 Sophomores Rich is the ideal student. “Science is so fascinating.' Speener, Kris Spore, Marie Steadter, Tracy Stasiak, Dawn Stellmach, Scott Stenberg, Jodi Stinson, Tami Streator, Paul Streeter, Toya Stockburger, Rich Stockey, Guy Strong, Tracy Strum, Julie Stumpner, Janet Sullivan, Molly Swanson, Lynn Szada, Julie Szalewski, Jenny Szehner, Carrie Thiesenhusen, Dan Thompson, Eric Thoms, Michelle Sophomores 79 “You can look now Tim. “Einstein Jr.” Thornton, Rita Tieman, Lorrie Tischaefer, Jeff Trower, Phil Umbs, Chris Unke, Brad Utrie, Dorothy Vanderschaegen, J. Vetengl, Kelly Walczak, Joel Walz, Pam Weber, Wesley Webster, June Weink, Vicki Weisflog, Michelle Wendtland, Catie Werginz, Todd Werns, Elaina Weston, Jim Wetzel, Tammy White, Lisa Wilde, Mike 80 Sophomores Wilhelm, April Wilkening, Tim Williams, Dave Williamson, Joyce Wingert, Chris Wink, John Winter, Terry Wolf, Chuck Woods, Willie Wylie, John Zanon, Tim Zielinski, Carolyn Zylke, Kim Is that our new book?” Sophomores 81 82 Sophomores Row 1: Melody Knobel, Kelly Conn, Kim Schlitt (Editor), Ms. Davies Advisor, Lisa Rosenbecker (Editor), Julie Hibbard, Michelle Kusso, Karen Haslam, Bethany Hibbard, Karrie Schlitt Row 2: Shari Emmons, Connie Laverenz, Jeanette Lytle, Sheryl Fickau, Sue Gross, Stephanie Eade, Heike Bethke, Laura Ash Row 3: Jodi Tatrow, Michelle Evert, Kari Roberts, Rachel, Klug, Lori Faith, Kelly Menger, Pam Zielinski, Pam Arentz, Candi Milbauer ARROW EDITORS Lisa Rosenbecker Kim Schlitt AFS Lisa Rosenbecker CLUBS Julie Hibbard Lisa Rosenbecker DIVISION PAGES Kim Schlitt Lisa Rosenbecker INDEX Lisa Rosenbecker Kim Schlitt Julie Hibbard SPORTS Sue Gross Kim Schlitt Lisa Rosenbecker FRESHMEN Karrie Schlitt SOPHOMORES Karen Haslam Michelle Russo JUNIORS Melody Knoebel Danni Muecke Kelly Conn SENIORS Kim Schlitt Lisa Rosenbecker MUSIC EVENTS Michelle Russo Karen Haslam SPECIAL EVENTS Lisa Rosenbecker Kim Schlitt FACULTY Lisa Rosenbecker Kim Schlitt STUDENT LIFE Kim Schlitt Lisa Rosenbecker The Arrow staff has spent many long hours preparing this yearbook for you. In years to come, it will become your favorite history book, because it is a part of your personal history. Editors Kim Schlitt and Lisa Rosenbecker have done an outstanding job of leading the group. 84 Clubs This years editors are Lisa Rosen - becker and Kim Schlitt. Although many long hours and hard work are not new to them because they have been on the Arrow staff for four years, they have put in many extra hours making this yearbook excep- tional. No other will be just like it. It takes alot of hard work, patience, and imagination to come up with a good book, and they have succeeded. Lisa A. Rosen becker Kim M. Schlitt EDITORS THANK YOU! Marilyn Davies has been the advisor of the Arrow for six years. During this time she had put in many hours of work and has put up with alot of headaches, but always came out smiling. We thank you, Ms. Davies, for all the support you’ve given us. And for being a friend whom we could al- ways count on. Clubs 85 AFS Row 1: M. Maguire, L. Holmes, L. Moran, M. Hensersky, D. Sankey, D. Busack: Row 2: C. Arkin, K. Wil- liams, J. Adamski, K. Litwicki, A. Rynders, L. Aschenbrenner, B. West. B. Kolata: Row 3: D. Tuler, Vice-President; K. Polak, President; E. Warnes. Attorney; A. Makkonen, Secretary; K. Christianson, Treasur- er; Michelle Gerbasi; Row 4: S. Em- mons. A. Behling, S. Fickau, T. Ho- lat. C. Pozorski. D. Paulas, M. Haw- kins, H. Kubicek. A. Pearson. D. Burmeister. L. Hodge; Row 5: D. Clements, T. Winter, D. Tuler, M. Szehner, K. Litwicki, K. Peterson, K. Zenner, R. Bowey, M. Nygren. J. Klug. C. Zarnoth; Row 6: A Minnick, N. Taylor, L. Wirth, S. Thomas, R. Bumgardner, L. Hunter. L. Feltes. J. Manke, K. Holterman. We are International and Intrana- tional — that’s where we are at. BUSINESS CO-OP Front Row: (L to R) Standing: Jill O’Brien; Seated: Barbara Miller; Donna Bronson; Sandy Chars; Standing: Gloria Vanderschaegen; Middle Row: Lisa Rosenbecker. Bet- ty Manyen, Patty Andler, Peggy Johnson; Back Row: Mrs. Bronson, Marilyn Belland. Bob Fredrick. Business Co-op is a new vocation- al 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 experience 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. 86 Clubs Row 1: Donna Bronson, Sandy Chars, Bob Fredrick, Patty Andler; Row 2: Skip Fleischmann, Mike Croy, Peggy Johnson; Row 3: Kathy Madden, Gloria Vanderschaegan, Jill O’Brien, Lynda Giese; Row 4: Donna Perry. Chris Arkin, Kelly Duszynski, Dennis Wagner. Shari Emmons; Row 5: Kevin Coats, Jayne Williams, Jessie Williams, Sandy Haske; Row 6: Hod Bodart, Lynn Peterson, Gayle Dignin, Connie Markham, Darlene Dahms, Linda Aschenbrenner; Row 7; Kathy Strebe, Nadine Cook, Shelli Johnson, Lori Hunter, Kim Litwicki, Karen Karpinski; Row 8: JoAnn Ramlow, Wendy Duerst, Pam Cameron, Lynn Alloy, Jeanne Throgmorton; Row 9: Barb Miller, Lisa Rosenbecker, Betty Manyen, Jenny Schmitter, Sue Gross; Row 10: Jacki Nachreiner, Lynn Grisamore Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is a national organization for sec- ondary school students enrolled in business courses. During the year, club members participated in fund raising activities, regional and state competitive events, state confer- ences, social activities and trips. F.C.A. Row 1: B. Unke, Vice-President; L. Lei non, Treasurer. A. Cyra, Secre- tary; N. Siefer. President; Mr. En- right; Row 2: B. Peterson, T. Stin- son, M. Lundin. M. Menzia. B. Wrasman. L. Peterson; Row 3: N. Cook, L. McCarthy. C. Greenwood. C. Wojtasiak, D. Kirschner, S. Sug- den; Row 4: T. Joles, K. Krull, W. Smith. P. Mazurkiewicz, K. Weis- flog, J. Kainz; Row 5: M. Duvernell, S. Jensen, J. Dickert, C. Smedema, L. Schmidt, C. Vertz; Row 6: J. Fal- vey, D. Small. P. Sadler. C. Friedel, L. Nelson. C. Leinon; Row 7: J. Bumgarner, K. Crawley, B. Achten- hagen The local huddle group of the Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes is a part of the national organization which has a home office in Kansas City. MO. Many of the top profes- sional and college coaches and play- ers in the country are active in the F.C.A. The primary objective of F.C.A. is to grow spiritually through the fel- lowship, guest speakers, Bible study, and prayer. Activities have included baseball and basketball games at Oxford Federal Prison, Bucks’ games, singing at nursing homes and a retreat. The group meets almost every week, usually in the home of one of the members where singing and small group discussion bring the members closer together. 87 Clubs F.H.A. Top Row: Rose Miller, S. Christian- son, S. Berg. J. Blochel. R. Thron- ton, M. Hekkers, M. Daily: Row2: J. Bauch, B. Alloy. C. Sadler.M. Hef- fle, T. Piscitello, R. Thornton, Mrs. Clark; Row 3: Cheryl Fischer. G. Vanderschaegen. J. Losik, K. Du- synski; Row 4: L. Heffley. M. Hovak, K. Murnsik Future Homemakers of America is a national organization. Its goal is to help youth in society through home economics education. The club com- piled the famous Mukwonago High School cook books. Also, they par- ticipated in local, district, and state activities. We support the Sham- rocks Against Dystrophy by the “Mr. Legs” contest. H.E.R.O. Row 1: M. Bloechl, B. Vertz, W. Whiteaker, Mrs. Wallendal, L. Streeter, K. Byer, S. Wilbur; Row 2: L. Jarowski, L. Lynch, M. Carr, G. Peterson, D. Gamble, K. Stuart, S. Linton. M. Herron Home Economics Related Occu- pations is a club that focuses its at- tention on mass food production. Members do this by working and training at jobs for local facilities. 88 Clubs GERMAN CLUB Row I: I,. Grisamorc. L. Aachenbrener, J. Ram- low, M. Buksc. C. Englert, Hr. Trainor; Row 2: D. Dahrn� , K. Polak, S. Berg. P. Bol er, D. Grober. J. Lofee; Row L. Stenbcrg. K. Koehler, R. Weber. L. Hcinig, Am Brunn, S. Kohnke: Row 4: C. Kind, J. Walzac. R. Linsdey, C. Hagner, B. Hibbard, B. Kroll; Row 5: A. Formella. C. Licht, K. Hcnsensky, R. Marshall. L. Muth, H. Bethke; Row 6: C. Mutftchler, B. Unke, T. Schroeder, H. Henry, L Hunter. L Domino; Row 7: J. H. Tay- lor. D. 7 unk, L. I ngenbach. B. WhiUtone, K. Langenbach. B. Pellmann. Once o German, always a German, Even though Juniors and Seniors don’t have the op- portunity to continue a higher study of the Ger- man language, they still keep in contact by join- ing the enrolled underclassmen in a very active German Club. Although meetings of a formal nature are few, you can't help but hear an- nouncements relating to German Club sales — the profit� of which are used to help finance the Easter trip to Germany and other German speaking countries. The members of German Club and Mr. Trainor take this opportunity to thank all fellow students, parents, community members, and staff for your past, present, and future support in helping subsidize the spring 1982 trip and succeding tours. Danke Schon KEY CLUB Row 1: Officers: L. Grahek, J. Beth- mann, L. Langenbach. A. Umland. Advisor: Mrs. Von Selzam; Row 2: B. VonSelzam, C. McCombs. C. McCombs, J. Klug, N. Umland, E. Langenbach: Row 3: L. Hanson, C. Pozorski, J. Nortunen. D. Utrie, L. Thibault; Row 4: M. Krebsbach, K. Cullen, J. Vega. J. Dudenas, 1). Na- gel, K. Christianson; Row5:3. Utrie. M. Atkins, R. Bumgardner, S. Thomas; Row 6: P. Devlin. F. Gra- hek. K. Cooper, D. Guilefuss Key Club’s main fund raiser is our monthly movie. We did have foot- ball concession stands and also the Mr. Mystery Legs contest during Homecoming as well as Spirit Buck- ets. The funds that were raised went toward the “Adopt a Child” charity. Key Club is sponsered by the Kiwanis Club and is a community service club. Clubs 89 M-CLUB Top Row: D. Bronson, M. Allen, P. Powers, D. Buchanan, S. Bauer, K. Novotney, K. Hill, T. Milewski, Mr. Smith; Row 2: S. Chars, B. Wras- man, B. Martens. C. Fleishman, S. Chars, S. Jensen, K. Freidel, D. Ben- son. S. Brock, T. Casper, T. Joles, K. Krull, L. Schuett. J. Nortunen; Bot- tom Row: C. Wright, S. Fickau, G. Dignin, D. Schenk. P. Johnson, L. Peterson, B. Coley, M. Lundin. D. Bolser, M. Christenson. S. Johnson. C. Markham, L. Schmidt, P. Mazur- kiewicz, L. McCarthy. M. Croy. S. Atkins. J. Miles, T. Schiessel, J. Du- denas, D. Nagel, B. Arkin The “M” Club of Mukwonago High School is currently being reor- ganized under the advisorship of Mr. Asman and Mrs. Smith. The group will be open to all letter win- ners and will have a main function of providing services for the Athletic Department. Some of their activities include: banquet(s), promotion of athletic spirit, school involvement in sports programs, relays. N.H.S. Row 1:S. Fickau, E. Warnes, L. Gra- hek, D. Schenk. B. Wrasman, A. Cyra. I. Blomenkamp; Row 2:C. Po- zorski, H. Roth, D. Haugli, K. H err- mann. D. Schroeder, J. Bond, M. Janovetz; Row 3: Mrs. Jensen, J. Hibbard, L. Rosenbecker, D. Arkin, S. Chars, S. Gross, K. Hill, J. Uren; Row 4: R. Klug. L. Peterson, M. At- kins, S. Sugden, S. Thomas, G. Brown. K. Zarbock, M. Dulka. A. Truesdell The members of the National Honor Society are selected because they have shown excellence in char- acter, leadership, scholarship and service. The activities of the Muk- wonago Chapter this year have in- cluded the “Beautiful Baby” con- test, selling red and green carnations for Christmas, ushering at Parent Conference Day, and serving coffee during WCTI Center evening classes. 90 Clubs PHOTOGRAPHY Row 1: M. Christensen, K. Zarhock, C. Kemnitz, S. Sugden, P. McPhe- tridge, M. Allen, D. Felske. Mr. Mainella; Row 2: C. Fischer, M. Sparby. L. Enockson, A. Truesdel, D. Perry, C. Fleishcman. M. Carow, K. DuPont, R. Rick: Row 3: M. Krebsbach, D. Uribe, D. Day, M. Menzia; Row 4: M. Croy, D. Dobbs, B. Unke POW wow Row 1: R. Unke, D. Spillard (Edi- tor); Row 2: J. Lytle, R. Smith, M. Dunlap The Pow Wow Club organizes and writes the school newspaper. This year was the first year that the fac- ulty advisor was Air. Helm. Clubs 91 SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club is designed for students who enjoy the Spanish language and culture. Membership is not limited to only those students enrolled in a Spanish course, (.earning about the Spanish and Mexican cultures has included in the past years: trips to the Holiday Folk Fair, field trips for Spanish Club and Sanish classes to see -lose Greco and .lose Molina (Flamenco dancing� , and Spanish Club's annual spring dinner at a Milwaukee Mexican restaurant for a taste of authentic cuisine. There may lie other social or cultural trips, depending upon club funds. Money is raised by dues, a candy sale, and hake sale each year. Row I. Mrs. Gowdy, Chris Arkin, Kim Litwicki, Davina Tulcr, Megan Maguire. Connie Koepsel, Margaret Lewandoeski, Now 2: April Nagel, Tracy Saffran. Steph- anie Bade. I-ori Faith. Carrie Mueller, Mary Beth Maguire. Michelle Howard. Tracy An- derson, Kristi Hoag. Jenny Lotz, Colleen Low Row 3: Karen Zenner, Sheryl Fickau, Dawn Paulus, l anne Holmes. Karen Favis, Kim Johnson. Michelle Vargas. Laurel Yopps. Kobin Schukelbier. Lynn Swanson. Ginger O'Brien. Becky Schankey Row 4: Becky West. Kris Peterson. Pam Arentz, Kelly Litwicki. Kristin Papke. Dawn Tuler. Claudie Mecikalski. Tammy Penkalski. Jes- sie Am rose. Lisa Hagen, Kathy Loge . Row 5: Brenda Blank. Andrea Ryndera, Lynn Hangariner. Kristy Woods. Kim Kohde, Jodi Adamski. DAve Martin. Janet Stumpner. Connie Selzer. Ingrid Moser Row 6: Diana Mankcwiecz.Gina Busalochi, Jill Simon. Michelle Heffer, Lori Lepine. Jodie Uren. Fred Powers. Chris Campion. Lisa Kufalk. Lisa Johnson. Ruth Karempelis Row 7: Beth Petersen. Carrie Szehner. Chris Wingert. Ellen King. Marie Dailey. Mi- chelle Szlhner, Becky Foley. Rachel Thorn- ton. Janet Bumgatner. Jill Falvey. Row S: Jeff Petersen, Linda Rausch. Cyrena Burt. Steve Thomas. Kim Polak, I orie Tieman. Michelle O’Haver, Laurie Sattler, Catie Wendtland. Michelle Wrisflog. Kim Zvlke SPIRIT CLUB Spirit Club is an organization of students who help promote spirit throughout M.H.S. This is the second year of activities for the club. Members sold spirit buttons, decorated for Christ- mas, and helped to publicize school events. Spirit is every- one’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 . Chris Arkin. Karen Mar- tin. Maggie Nygren. Lisa Lan- genbach, Connie McCombs. Kathy Herrmann, Kim Litwicki, Row 2: Angie Cortez, Marie Cor- tez, Val Engelbert, Donna Seri, Maureen McGraw, Nancy Coch- rane, Carole Sawyer. .lean Lesch, Dyan Zedlicky Row 3: Connie McCombs, Debbie Sankey, LeAnne Holmes, Penny Stevens, Dawn Paulus, M. Kinjerski, De- anna Busack, T. Catarizolli, Kel- ly Menger, M. Everet, Row 4: Lori Ebbot, Caroline Meuller, Lisa White, Elaine Werns. Missy Henry, T. Clark, Lori Thibault, Beth Stadler, Sandy Berg, J. Williamson, Pam Zelinski, Nan- cy Bieberstein, Stephanie Sprink 92 Clubs STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Government is an extremely active organization. The 20 representatives have much responsibility, meeting regularly with Superintendent Geradi to discuss school issues. They have influenced school policy, gaining some senior privi- leges and assisting with the fund raising policy. The Government coordinates all Homecoming ac- tivities and is solely responsible for selecting bands for all school dances. Frequently, the neces- sary input for decisions concern- ing the student body is provided by their organization. Future plans include partici- pation in the State Awards Pro- gram. and attending the State Conference at Green Lake. Row 1: Cheryl Totske, Debbie Nagik. Maggie Uribe, Jayne Wil- liams. Chad Licht, Tammi Ce- ballos, Guy Nilson, Karen Hill, Sue Nikolic, Pam Zelinski. Janet Stumpner. Michelle Menzia, Row 2: Kelly Menger. Bill Kalin- owski, Dave Dobbs. Caroline Ze- linski, Chris Mutschler, Kevein Poje, Barry Wanasek. Mike Croy, Jina Nortunen, Laurie Sattler, Mr. Smith Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, is a national organiza- tion serving the one million stu- dents in trade, industrial, techni- cal and health education. The or- ganization emphasizes citizen- ship, character and leadership development. The programs help students better prepare them- selves for the labor market. VIC A emphasizes respect for safety. It promotes understand- ing of the free enterprise system and encourages development of patriotism through the practice of democracy in the club. We try to work together to improve school and community, and to receive recognition for both skill and leadership achievement. Row 1: Bob Gardner. Kurt Goetsch, Mike Baksic, Tim Flury, Chris Flury. Duane Bur- meister. Dan Kinjerski. Row 2; Chris Gile, Tim Gogin, Kevin Conroy, Lonnie Emsting, Keith Hocker, Row 3: Eric Lorenz. Roger Zulka, Pat Cornell. Tim Dmbreg, Mr. Vassel, Row 4: Mike Martin, Tim Huey, Jeff Millies. Jay Beutler. Geronimo Pomma9kgh. Kurt Schmidt. Mr. Harder. Row 5: Mike Peterson. Bob Pittser, Dale Lang, Jay Pe- terson. Scott Krolski, Bill Schoen. Mark Hanson, Mr. War- ren. Row 6: Paul Konieczny. Mr. Smedema. Clubs 93 MIXED CHOR US The Mixed Chorus meets every day for a semester. Participants receive one credit for satisfactory effort in the class. In addition to performing with the group for concerts, members may also audition for Chamber Singers and participate in a solo or small ensemble for contest. The group participat- ed in the Parkland Area Choral Festival along with choral group from New Berlin and Muskego. By participating in contest, concerts, and any extra rehearsals, the stu- dents may earn points that count toward a letter. Row 2: Karen Hill. Irene Biomenkamp, Jill Bond. Nancy Taylor. Peggy O'Brien. Tammy Ignasiak. Kathy Brown. Linda Hanson. Wendy Smith. Jessie Williams. Lori I.einon, Dianne Day, Row 2: Debbie Streator, Angie Minnick. Lisa Edler. Donna Bronson. Teri Eigenrauch. Chris Stobber. Donna Darga. Cheryl Pozoraki. Kari Rob- erts, Doreen Madison. Julie Hibbard. Erin O’Brien. Ellen Warns Row 3: Dan Krebs- bach. Kevin Cullen, Corey Wright. Lloyd Dragert, Mike Krebsbach. Steve Gaffney. John Taylor, John Krause. Randy Sitowski, Dave Justin. Frank Grahek, Doug Krebs- bach. Todd Hebein, Row 4: Dan Krause. Rick Dable. Dennis Wagner. Dave Bower, Jeff Kainz. Chris Kemnitz, Dave Kipp. Mike Herron. Steve Bauer. Dan Benson. Ken Formella. Steve Theim. Brian Bort- mess TREBLE CHOIR The Treble Choir meets every day for a semester. Participants receive one half cred- it for satisfactory effort in class. Many mem- bers elect to continue for the second semes- ter. Members may audition for Chamber Singers and may participate in the solo and ensemble contest. They may also earn a let- ter. Row I: Karla Lippert, Kathy Keller, Kris Jambrek. Laura Heiskaner, Kaylay Leh- mann Row 2: Chris Small, Toya Streeter. Traci Strong. Beth Cooper. Shelly Schan- key. Andrea Umland, Connie McCombs, Cathy Friedl. Row 3: Michelle Knippschild. Julie Bloechl. Connie Armstrong. Tracey Crow , Dawn Grieser. Jackie Dunifer, Beth Nelson, Kelly Hayne, Cyrena Burt, Jackie Fenninger. Kim Schuth. Lisa Nelson, Jerri lyn Gesinski, Row 4: Jodi Brown, Alicia Behling. Tonya Bornfleth. Kelly Duszynski, Bluzette Stemper. April Nagel. Joanna Coghlan. Kim Woods. Karen Duchr, June Webster. Liz Curler. Lisa Hot . Sam Ragai sis. Lori Gotz Row 5: Tammy McGeshick, Becky West, Dawn Paulus, Donna Darga. Tammy Hart, Sue Peterson. Jill Musha. Laurie Belman. Lori McCarthy, Shelly Momsen. Denise Orlowski, Sandy Jaworaki. Sue Pierce, Debb Gamble Row 6: Lisa Bio- menkamp. Michelle Hekkers. Rose Miller. Kim Huey. Susie Jensen, Nancy Taylor. Monica Bergsma. Mellody Knobel, Diane Kraatz, Lori Bilke. Debbie Hass. Judy Manke, Kim Roffers, Kris Speencr, Beth Stadlcr. Julie Rasmussen 94 Clubs CHAMBER SINGERS Chamber Singers is an extra-curricular activity. Membership is deter- mined by audition and re- hearsals are held in the evening. The group has performed not only at school functions but for community activities also. They perform all music from “pop” to madrigals. Being extremely dedi- cated musicians is a pre- requisite for membership. Row 1: Donna Bronson, Angie Minnick, Linda Hanson, Charmaine Ku- harske, Susie Jensen, Jill Bond Row 2: Ken For- mella, Rick Dable, Dan Krause, Chris Kemnitz, Dave Justin, Randy Si- towski, Row 3: Lori Leinon, Doug Krebsbach, Karen Hill, Mike Herrin, Donna Darga, Mike Krebsbach, Kathy Brown, Frank Grahek DEBATE Mike Jakubiak, Brian Bortness, Pam Zielinski, Raef Warzenski, Paul Streator, (not pictured: Jenny Klug, John Cala- guri) Clubs 95 DRAMA CLUB Drama Club is a group of enthusiastic young people who enjoy expressing them- selves through theatre. They put on four productions a year and participate in many other functions, such as at- tending other productions in Milwaukee, Waukesha, and Chicago. Drama Club is open to any student who is inter- ested in theater. Row 1: Yolanda Villareil, Mike Herron. Dave Arkin. Steffanie Bade, Alicia Behl- ing, Pam Arentz Row 2: Lau- rie Moran, Lisa Edler, Katie Martin, Joyce Williamson. Denise Orlowski, Shelly Momson, Marie Spore, Angie Kortes, Tammy Campbell, Margaret Nygren, Jessie Am- roze. Becky Foley Row 3: Lisa Hagen, Irene Blomen- kamp, Laurie Faith, Laura Hodge, Brian Gedemer, Jodi Stenberg, Ellen Warnes, De- anna Busack, Kathy Sme- dama, Dave Justin, Debbie Streator. Carrie Robinson. Missy Henry, Row 4: Sandy Berg, Chris Small, Karen Hill, Lisa Blomenkamp, Robin Kubichek, Becky West, Chris Piterson. Linda Aschenbrenner, Terri Dukla. Rose Miller, Mr. Shively-ad- visor FORENSICS 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: Yolanda Villarreal, Carrie Hagner, Steffanie Eade, Alicia Behling Row 2: Lisa Edler, Katie Martin, Joyce Willianson, Denise Or- lowski, Shelly Momson, Ma- rie Spore, Angie Kortes, Tammy Campbell, Margaret Nygren, Carrie Robinson, Row 3: Lori Faith, Laura Hodge, Brian Gedemer, Jodi Stenberg, Ellen Warnes, De- anna Busack, Kathy Sme- deama, Dave Justin, Debbie Streator, Mr. Shively-advi- sor, Ms. Divan-advisor qk ri h FRESHMAN BAND Row 1: Laura Ash, Mi- chelle Olsen, Ginger Spara, Jo Ellen McKenzie, Roxanne Phillips, Jodi Posekany, Angie Dunifer, Tammy Crabb, Michelle Howard, Dawn James, Jill Simon Row 2: Candi Mihlbauer, Teresa Lar- son, Erika Langenbach, Lisa Ulrikson, Cheri Bunts, Pam Streator, Joe Rick, Pat Keller, Lisa Sayles, Julie Williams, Michelle Knippchild, Sheri Radichel, Chris Zie- mit Row 3: Paul Hyde, Todd Hunkins, Pete Dev- lin, Rick Mazurkiewicz, Casey Carey, Andrea Grob, Russ Huck, Lori Le- pine, Charlie Kind, Andy Formella, Joe Halkiewicz, Betty Brunner, Ron Wil- cox, Shawn Huberty, Row 4: Brian Kells, Paul Mainka, Troy Sontag, Ar- ron Strebe, Ken Phillippi, Mike Malecki, Chad Skutt, Rick Busack CONCERT BAND Row 1: Kirstin Lehmann, Kelly Hughes. Karrie Schlitt, Donna Nuzbaum, Lisa Johnson Denise Zibolski, Pam Ahrentz, Row 2: Jenny Schaifer, Debbie Blaha, Tracy Ceballos, Rosie Bowey, Dawn Stocky, Kathy Wojtasisk, Lori Hanson. Kelly Menger, Jodi Kober, Laura Lambert, Chris Johnson Row 3: Michelle Beck, Diane Markewitz, Claudia Meci- kalski. Tricia Purdy. Lisa Ku- falk, Carrie Robinson. Johannah Kroll, Laurie Smart. Kim Span- ganherg, Gina Bucholz, Chris Pettit Row 4: Michelle Evert, Nancy Bieberstein, Craig Chris- topherson, Greg Martini, Tracy Anderson. Ted Quigley, Darwin Greenwald, Brian Polenski Row 5: Brigette Pellmen, Rich Stock- burger, Jim Shepard. Dan Krebs- bacn. Rich Semrow. Brad Deck- er, Tom Beranek, Raef Wry- zinski, Curt Chase, Rob Schmit- ter, Tom Batz. Greg Gravening, Jeff Behling, Row 6: Chris Leh- mann, Bonnie Alloy. Lisa Blo- menkamp, Rob Lorentz, Becky Gardner. Brian Gehl. Dan McPhetrige, Pete Asmann, Jeff Hagner, Mike Vick. Willie Woods. Jeff Apple, Jeff Powers, Brad Magolan, Mr. Underberg, Clubs 97 CONCERT WINDS Row 1: Kathy Logee, Jane Burke, Meg Henersky, Michelle Newburry, Chris Regenfuss, Cheryl Straton, Laurie Muth, Lanette Wagner, Michelle Russo, Lisa Hooyman, Lynn Swanson, Row 2: Charli Karempekis, Kristi Hoag, Shari Emmons, Laurie Atkins, Konnie Laverrenz, Mark Dun- lap, Mike Pokorny, Jack Nettisheim, Pete Van Valin, Ma- rie Dailey, Mary Cameron, Julie Hockett, Chris Campion, Bethany Hibbard, Ann Jahn, Row 3: Katie Martin, Kelly Conn, Gail Kraemer, Jackie Barden, Phil Trower, Wayne Mengel, Ron Cochrane, Beth Petersen, Mike Schroeder, Pam Zelinski, Todd McCormack, Darrell Kufalk, Ann McKenzie, Susy Jenson, Jodie Dickert, Kori Koehler, Lau- rie Schuett, Kristi Koeher, Brenda Moser, Laurie Ebbot, Wendy Marquardt Row 4: Pat Hermann, Mike Jost, Dean Martens, Patti Powers, Eric Thompson, Pat McPhe- tridge, Tracy Momoi, Bill Hughes, Brian Bortmess, John Mecikalski, Mike Wilde, Tim Schroeder, Heather Henry, Chris Fickau, John Kaftan, Tim Hake, Jay Dybul, Mar- iann Belland, Steve Jones, Tracy Joles, Kris Krull, Jina Nortunen, Keli Gracvalny, Row 5: Jeff Petersen, Tim Behling, Scott Hoffman, Steve Grabowski, Lisa Klingler, Sheryl Madison, Chris Stobber, Row 6: Chip Krull, George Novak, Jeff Kirchoff, Ken Phillippi, Todd Linde, Jeff Kind, Kirk Littrup, Tim Nairn, John Banerian, Joe Klinge 98 Clubs JAZZ BAND Row 1: Nancy Pisarek, Dawn Thompson, Jenny Schmitter, Row 2: Mike Anderson, Jon Kinney, Darrell Kufalk, Frank Launch, Row 3: Mary Jo Lundin, Julie Hibbard, Rick Dable, Chris Leh- mann, Sheryl Fickau Row 4: Sue Collins, John Tay- lor, Joe Klinge, Dan Po- korny, Ron Cochrane, Fred Powers, Todd Linde Row 5: Teri Eigenrauch, Chris Mutschler, Dave Zi- bolski, Frank Grahek, Linda Hanson, Greg Brown, Nancy Cochrane Row 6: Jon Banerian, Jeff Apple, Mr. Viemeister-di- rector PEP BAND Row 1: Sally Stull, Denine Busack, Julie Hibbard, John Taylor, Todd Wer- ginz, Jenny Schmitter, Vicki Weink, Nancy Pi- sarek, Row 2: Kim Schlitt, Shari Emmons, Katie Martin, Lisa Lagenbach, Row 3: Rachel Klug, Lynn Swanson, Carrie Robin- son, Rosie Bowey Row 4: Lisa Rosenbecker, Lisa Hooymann, Cyrena Burt, Teri Eigenrauch, Carole Petrie, Lynette Wagner, Sue Pierce, Marriann Bel- land, Barb Miller, Marga- ret Hensersky, Debbie Sanke Row 5: Diane Schroeder, Jenny Klug, Bethany Hibbard, Laura Hodge Row 6: Dawn Thompson, Betty Man- yen, Karen Haslam, Sue Gross, Sue Collins, Dana Haugli, Chris Mutchler, Greg Brown, Dan Po- korny, Joe Klinge, Julie Johnson, Ellen Warnes, Brian Bortness, Jodi Uren, Jon Kinney, Daryl Kufalk, Frank Laurich, Fred Powers, Steve Peter- son, Dan Krause Row 7: Michelle Russo, George Novak, Dave Douglas, Dave Zibolski, Frank Gra- hek, Karen Hill, Dave Jus- tin, Lisa Grahek, Linda Hanson, Jodi Betbmann Clubs 99 COLOR GUARD Row 1: Gayle Dignan, Bet- ty Manyen, Row 2: Vicki VVeink, Karen Haslam, Kim Schlitt, Carole Pe- trie, Dawn Thompson, Sheryl Fickau, Kim Litwicki, Alicia Behling, Lori Hunter, Lynn Feltes, Sue Collins RIFLES Row 1: Carol Sawyer, Nancy Cochrane, Dawn Clement, Michelle, Ma- ciosek, Row 2: Lisa Gra- hek, Jodi Bethmann, Tra- cy Holat, Linda Hanson DRUM MAJORS Karen Hill, Chris Mutchler, Carolyn Ze- linski POM PONS This year’s squad start- ed out well by taking all second places at Badger- ette Camp at UW Whitewater. They were involved in many money making projects, such as car washes, and correlat- ing music to earn enough money for new sweaters. Their long hours paid off this year, showing enthu- siasm and polish in their performances. Row 1: Connie McCombs, Angie Kortes, Lisa Lan- genbach Row 2: Maggie Nygren, Maureen Mc- Graw, Karen Martin Row 3: Kathy Herrmann, Lori Thibault, Penny Stevens Row 4: Lisa White, Dean- na Busack, Debbie San- key, Leanne Holmes, Ma- rie Spore, Val Engelhardt Clubs SYMPHONIC BAND PICCOLO Mary Dulka ’’’Mike Anderson ’Karen Martin ’Michelle Maciosek Debbie Nagle ’Fred Powers Frank Fox Karen Haslam ’Norman Siefert Dawn Clement FLUTE ’’’Jenny Schmitter ’Dawn Johnson Julie Johnson ’’’Lisa Rosenbecker ’Gayle Dignin Bill Meyers .Jill Bond ’’’Dawn Thompson TENOR SAXOPHONE ’Jean Logee ’Carole Petrie ’’’Mary Jo Lundin TROMBONE Catie Wendtland Cheryl Lavann ’’’Julie Hibbard ’Cyrena Burt Laura Hodge BARITONE SAXOPHONE ”’Dan Pokorny Vickie Weink Debbie Sanke •’Sue Pierce Brian Gieser ’’’Betty Manven Meg Hensersky Steve Peterson ’Kari Roberts Sally Stoll Carol Sawyer Charlie Mueller ’”Terry Eignraugh Kim Litwicki BASSOON Linda Krueger ’Lisa Langenbach Pam Cameron •’Melissa Henry ’Rachel Klug ’Alicia Behling BARITONE 'Kim Schlitt Karen Karpinski FRENCH HORN ’’’Rick Dable Lynn Feltes • ’’’Jodie Uren Tony Hansen Carolyn Zielinski E6 CLARINET ’Jenny Klug Jim Gonzalez 'Dani Muecke ’’’Karen Hill ’’’Dave Justin ’Deanna Busack ’’’Ellen Warnes TUBA LeAnn Homes ALTO CLARINET ’’’Lisa Grahek •Chris McPhetridge Pat Mazurkiewicz •Debbie Grober ’’’Nancy Cochrane Charlotte Roth Doreen Madison Linda Schmidt Jody Bethmann ’Lori Hunter CORNET Dave Thompson Karen Kirchner BASS CLARINET ’’’Greg Brown Nadine Cook •Sue Collins Frank Grahek PERCUSSION Michelle Gerbasi ’’’Linda Hanson ’ John H. Taylor OBOE Dave Douglas Tim Fluery 'Laurie Sattler CONTRA BASS CLARINET Greg Krueger Steph Rynders Tracy Holat ’’’Sue Gross 'Chris Muetchler Scott Sawjeka Dave Zibolski Dan Davis CLARINET ALTO SAXOPHONE Tim Behling Darlene James Nancy Pisarek ’’’Sheryl Fickau Terry Labinski Lana Hill ’’’John Kinney Kevin Daane •Denotes Section Leader Diane Schroeder Sandy Jawarsky Brad Decker ’Denotes Letter Winner Gina Prochniak ’’’Frank Launch Chris Naybert Denotes Pin Winner Clubs 103 MEDIEVAL GAMING CLUB The Medieval Gaming Club is a new club to Muk- wonago High School. This club was designed to be for people with a largely ex- panded imagination. The types of games we play give us an opportunity to create ficticious people and live their lives through the dura- tion of the game. We encour- age people to try it and find out how fun it really is. Row 1: Brad Unke, Brian Bortmess. Mark Dunlap, Dan Spillard, Bret Dunlap, flow:?:Chris Dobrose, Dave Bonk, Joyce Williams, Mike Ny- gren, Mike Jakubiak Row 3: Vince Germanski, Phil Edwards, Laurie Moran, Missy Henry, Dan Krauss, Row 4: Steve Grabowski, Troy Wise, Casey Carey, Ted Quigly, Robbin Kubicek, Row 5: Laura Hodge. Joe Vanderschagen, Kevin Grisamore, Chris Mutchler, Pat herrman Row6: Rick Woods, Phil Trower, Gene Ny- gren. Pat Hein, Scott Kamke THE OFFICAL GAMING CL UB SEAL 104 Clubs Row 1: Susan Jensen, Treasurer; Row 2; Tracy Joles, Vice-President; Devina Tuler, President; Row 3: Kris Krull, Secretary A Junior changes by becoming more responsible and aware of the world around himself. Somebody who looks forward to the transition of becoming a senior and the new horizons he is beginning to face. Change but the faces and names and a junior is someone looking back on the best memorable experience ever - Prom. Change is not always excepted in our society, but juniors survive their changes and move onward and upward as they become seniors. Juniors 105 Scott is dreaming in class again. Mellody and Bret have so much fun in math. 106 Bret Achtenhagen Anne Marie Allen Mike Anderson Chris Arkin Jerome Armstrong Linda Aschenbrenner Dave Bartholomew Myron Batson 1' Lisa Baumann Barb Beck Lori Beck Tom Beranek Tim Behling Heather Benavides Monica Bergsma Rah! Rah! Patti. Dawn Binon Rodney Bodart David Bolser Tamyra Bornfleth Dan Bower Brian Box Leo Brissette Kathy Brown Reid Brueser Mardi Brunner Tandy Bumgardner Janet Bumgarner Deanna Busack Chuck Busalacchi Mary Bet Busse Sandy Carlson Tom Carlson Mike Carow Tom Casper Paul Cerny Scott Chancy Rick Chapman Sue Chars Marjorie Christenson Where is your lasso Barry? Teresa Clark Kevin Coats Kelley Conn Tracy Conn Nadine Cook Kristen Cooper Matt Coulter Ken Crawley Steve Crouch Dan Curler Dan Cypcar Kevin Daane Rick Dahle Jim Dahl Darlene Dahms Randy Darty Dave Dassow Dan Davis Karen Davis Jodie Dickert Sean Dingeldein Kelley, the future secretary. Why are you always giggling, Kris? Juniors 107 Bill Domenosky Robin Dulka Mark Dunlap Ken DuPont Michele Duvernell Lisa Edler Phil Edwards Karen Effinger Shari Emmons Lonnie Ernsting Cindy Ervin Peter Eversum Jill Falvey Lynn Felt Craig Fleischmann Julie Flinchbaugh Colleen Fohr Dee Ford Frank Fox Mike Frieburger Cathy Friedl Queen Michele. Now, here is a real studier! 108 Juniors Listen to Kasey’s wheels turn! Kevin Goetz Jeff Gold Chris Goodwin Joe Gould Mark and Todd in lunch Fred Hein Missy Henry Meg Hensersky Marty Herbert Julie Hockett I.eanne Holmes Carl Jarrett Sue Jensen Shell! Johnson Tracy Joles Mike Joat Dave Justin Morrene Kaempf Fred Kaiser Junior; Real good book, Karen? Leanne in thought. John and Dani, two bandheads. Mellody Knobel Kris Koehler Kevin Koepsel Kevin Kozlowski Diane Kraatz Gail Kraemer Lisa Lnngenbach Frank laiurich Konnie Laverrenz Kayley Lehmann Harvey I eighton George lx inon Lori Lei non Todd Linde John Mecikalski Tim Menzia Kevin Meyer Bill Myers Bret Mihlhauer Toni Milewaki Angie Minnick I-aurit- Moran Lisa Moreno Sheryl Madison Brenda Mainka Rita Maneage Judy Manke Connie Markham Brian Martin Laurie Mathson Kim Lilwicki Paul Lotik Jolene Luebke Brett Lueck Mary Jo Lundin Ellen Lynch Tim Mackesey Kathy Madden Getting rowdy in study hall. Sew something pretty, Jean. Juniors 111 Sally Peizman Donna Perry Kris Peterson Ted Peterson Marty Pierce Bruce Pine Trying to whistle, Lisa Baumann? Brenda Moser Dani Muecke Janis Musha Jackie Nachreiner Lisa Nelson Todd Nordcntoft Liz Novak Maggie Nygren Peggy O'Brien Mike O'Haver Tammy Ortiz Mark Palmersheim Dawn Paulus Amy Pearson Brigitte Pellmann Jerry Rapp Terri Rapp Linda Rausch Terry Ready 112 Juniors Just goofing around in class! Ii Brian as usual. Junior spirit! Kathi Re h berg Dave Reichel Joanne Reichow Jean Reiman Joe Roamer Jeanne Rusch Pat Russell Beth Sanders Debbie Sankey Lynda Schmidt Jill Schneider Tammy Scheon Sue Semo Heidi Smcrow Jim Shepard Joanne Shudy John Simon Linda Sin Kasey Skutt Tammy Slaski Debbie Small Cheryl Smedema Robert Smith Wendy Smith Juniors 113 Tough guy Daydream believer Dan Spillard Steve Spridco Hluzette Stemper Chris Stobber Dawn Stockey Tim Stoecker Sally Stoll Debbie Streator Brett Strerath Doug Strong Michele Szehner Jody Tatrow John Taylor Nancy Taylor Dave Thompson Cheryl ToUky Sue Treffinger Denise Trendel Davina Tuler Bruce Turner Dan Ucbelacker Andrea Umland Brian Unke Maggie Uribe Jim Utrie Scott Van Patter Craig Vcrtz Connie Wagner John Wagner Lanette Wagner 114 Juniors Becky West Sherri Wheeler Mike White Doug Williams Roger Williams Chris Wirth Leah Wirth Lisa Wallace Gil Walz Barry Wanasek Jim Waniah John Waniah Curt Waahicheck Krys Weiaflog Amy Wendt Ron Zabler Nancy Zeimet Karen Zenner Dave Zibolski Brett Zynaki The Group Gathering. Smile pretty, Donna. Juniors 115 ms CLASS OF ’83 JUNIORS Seniors 117 JUNIORS OF 1983 Juniors Not Pictured: David Armbruster Greg Block Chuck Brunner Michelle Carpenter Tracie Castronovo Debbie Crusan Leanna Deacon David Dobbs Jeff Flores David Fowle Kevin Grantz Jeff Gross Tony Hanson Chris Hoffarth Steve Hoffarth Chris Hoffman Jerry Keeppers Sandy Kramer Darrell Kufalk Keith Lange Greg Lindholm Rob Markiewicz Steve Olin Fred Poweres Todd Pregowski Renae Riley Todd Smith Jessica Steele Todd Tabat Richard Tuler Todd Umbs Tom Voelski Dale Warner Kim Williams 118 Juniors r ■ Douglas Barber March 9, 1965- October 11, 1981. My tale was heard, and yet it was not told, My fruit is fall’s, and yet my leaves are green, My youth is spent, and yet I am not old, I saw the world, and yet I was not seen: My thread is cut, and yet it is not spun, And now I live, and now my life is done. Is there a fire in the bathroom? 122 Student Life PROM 1981 “KEEP ON LOVING YOU” ■■HM Prom 123 1981 Prom Court: Steve Jones and Tammi Ceballos; Jeff Millies and Margaret Allen; Corey Wright and Debbie Rayburn; King Vince Cicero and Queen Barb Wrasman; Lynn Peterson and Jeff Kainz; Sandy Chars and Kurt Goetsch. As a result of the hard work and end- less effort on the part of the Junior class, the 1981 Prom was a huge success. After much con- troversy, the loca- tion was selected. The old Sentry store in downtown Muk- wonago seemed to be the best choice. All that was needed was a little fixing up and decorating, which was done by Juniors who wanted the best for their class and prom-goers. They even painted a mural on the entire front section of windows. The band, Prime Time, provided musical entertain- ment and helped to set the mood of the prom. WCTI supplied the night’s meal. Chicken Ugene and Green Bean Almon- dine headed the menu and pleased everyone’s palate. As the night pro- gressed, everyone was wondering who would be crowned as King and Queen of the prom. No one was surprised that Vince Cicero and Barbara Wrasman were chosen for the honor. By one a.m., the 1981 Prom was histo- ry, only to be re- membered in the hearts of all who at- tended. keep on oving you , ' “Where are we going after the prom?” Enjoying a 124 Prom Change but the name and the story is told of you. 126 Prom PROM 1981 Prom 127 IN MEMORIAM 128 Memoriam Rob Meyers April 14, 1964 - June 10, 1981 It is so small a thing To have enjoyed the sun To have lived light in the spring. To have loved, To have thought, To have done? Seniors 1 29 As Seniors, we have seen more change than all the other classes. We, ourselves, have actually changed the most. We have grown and matured as we found ourselves becoming adults and faced going out into the world. As Freshmen, we faced the change from junior high to high school. As Sophomores, we became more independent as we learned to drive. As Juniors, we continued to mature through jobs and added responsibilities. Now, as Seniors, we face the biggest change yet leaving the security of high school to enter the world as young adults with new goals and responsibilities. Change is inevitable, but nothing can change the memories we have gained through our years in high school. mMmmm Wa ,T Wi Ti Corey Wright, Vice President; Mary Dulka, Treasurer; Dave Arkin, President; Gayle Digni� . Secretary .Jodi K. Beth man n Band 1-4; Rifles 2-4; Key Club 1-4; Arrow 2-3; Football Trainer 3.4; Basketball Trainer 2 James M. Bannenburg Band 1-4 Doreen L. Barber Track 1; Band 1; Volleyball 1 Tammy M. Barth FBLA 4 Joni L. Bauch Chorus 1; FHA 4 Steven Bauer Boy� ’ baseball 2-4; Football 2-4; Homecoming Court 4; M Club 3.4 Mariann V. Belland Track 3; Basketball 1. Band 1-4; Pep Band 3,4 Marilyn Belland Band I Daniel Benson Track 13; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Homecoming Court 3; M- Club 1-4 Nancy plays rifle twirler Seniors 131 David Bower Golf 1; Cross Country 2,3; Basketball Manager 1.2: Ski Club 3.4 Ronald R. Bittner Football 1; Wrestling 1; Band I; VICA 2-4 Steven Brock Football 3.r, Basketball 14; M-Club 4; Transferred from Southport H.S.. Inidanapolis. In 3 Steven T. Betz Track 1.2; Basketball 1-3; Transferred from Irondale. Minnesota 4 Mary T. Bloechl Spirit Club 3; Ski Club 3; FHA 2,3; Lions Award 2 Donna Bronson Track 1,2: Volleyball 1; Chorus 2.4. Girls' Glee 1.3; Chamber Singers 3.4; M-Club 2-4; FBLA 2-4 Jay R. Beutler VICA 4 Irene Blomenkamp Chorus 1-4; Cheerleading 2; German Club 2-4; Spanish Club 3; NHS 4; AFS 3,4; Transferred from Louisville H.S-, Louisville. NE 1 (Irey Brown Boys' baseball 1-4; Football 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 3.4; Jazz Band 2-4; Badger Boys State Rep.; Intramural Basketball 1-4 Lori Bilke Chorus 1.2; Girls' Glee 1 Jill Bond Chorus 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-3; Ski Club 23; Transferred from Millington H.S.. Millington, MI 3 Jodi Mae Brown Chorus 4; Transferred from North Division H.S. Seniors Don Buchanan Football 1-4; VIC A 2-4 Timmothy Byrnes Julie studying very thoroughly. Marcia Carr Chorus 3.4; Pom-Pons 1; Pow Wow 1 Duane Burmeister Track 3; VIC A 3,4; AFS 4 Kelly Byers Spirit club 3; FHA 2-4 Tam mi L. Ce hallos Basketball 1; Cheerleadinjt 2; Prom Court 3; Student Government 2-4; Class President 2 Pamela Cameron Golf 3.4; Band 1-4; FBLA 4 r 9 - Seniors 133 134 Seniors Tina Christianson Play 2: Band 3: Drsm 1.2; Debate 2; Ski Club 2; FBLA 4 Elizabeth Cooper Plays 1.2: Girls’ Glee 1,2,4; Drama 1-3; Spanish Club 14; AFS 1-3; Forensics 1.2 Becky Coley Track 14; Basketball 1.2; Kev Club 1-3; M Club 4 Sandra Chars Girls’ softball 2; Track 1; Volleyball 2,3; Gymnastics 1.2; Prom Court 3; Kev Club 2; M- Club 3.4; FBLA 3.4 Kevin Conrov Wrestling 1.2; VICA 4 Richard Ciardo Track 2-4 Kevin Cullen Football 1,2; Wrestling 1 4; Chorus 4; Key Club 3.4; MOlub 2-4 Vince Cicero Cross Country 2-4: Basketball 1-4; Prom Court 3; M Club 3.4; FBLA 4 Bob is totally amused! Michael Croy Track 1-4; Cross Country 1-4; Homecoming Court 3.4; Key Club 1.2; M Club 1-4; Ski Club 1-4; Student Government 3,4; FBLA 4 Nancy Cochrane Bovs' haseball manager 2; Football Trainer 1-4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Jazz Band 3.4; Rifles 2-4; Spirit Club 2; Kev Club 2.3; M Club 2; FBLA 4 ■NT Kelly A. Duszynski Truck 2: Crow Country Manager 2,4: Chorus i.2; 136 Seniors Wanda (iale FHA 2 4 Debbie K. Gamble Chorus '2; Girl ' (lie 1.4; Drama I: Ski Club 1; HERO 4 Dana XI. Geilfuss Key Club 14; Spanish Club 1.2 138 Seniors Robert P. Gardner Boys' baseball 4; Track 1; Football 1,2; German Club 1,2: Ski Club 1,2; VICA 4 Linda S. Giese FBLA 1; Chorus 1; Transferred From Northwestern Prep. 1 Kurt Goetsch Boys' baseball '2; Football 1-4; From Court :l; Ski Club 3; VICA 4 Kent is tired after a long lunch mod. Robert Fredrick Track 2. FBI.A 4. Boys' Tennis 3 Linda J. Hanson Girls' softball 1: Plays 2: Chorus 2-4; Girls’ Glee 1: Chamber Singers .1.4; Band 1-4. Pep Band 1-4; Jazr Band 1-4. Rifles 3.4; Key Club 4; Cions Award 2 Tammy M. Hart Plays 2.4; Chorus 3. Giris' Glee 4; Cheerleading I; Key Club 1-3. German Club I. Ski Club 1.2; FBI.A 3 Rick N. Huge nan Hill J. Hangartner Bovs' baseball I; Track 2. Basketball 1-3; Band I Tim . . Gogin Lisa M. Grahak Football Trainer 2-4; Basketball I; Play� 2 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2.3; Color Guard I; Rifles 2- 4; Key Club 2 4; NHS 3.4; Arrow 3; I .ions Award 2; Gadger Girls State Rep. 3; Cross Country Ski Club 3 Susan (iross Girls' Softball I; Cross Country 2.3; Basketball I; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2- 4. Spanish Club I; FBI .A 4; NHS 3.4; Arrow 3.4 Joey Grilling Mark S. Ha be I Seniors IM9 140 Seniors Susan Hunk i ns Laura -Jacobi Spirit Club il Seniors 141 Ronald Higgins Karen .4. Hill ('nm Country 2-4; Gymnasii � 1,2. Play 2.4; Chorus 4; Hand 1-4: iVp Hand 3,4; Key Club 1, M Club 2-4; Student Government 14: NHS 3 4; AFS 3: President I; Drum Major 2-4 Natalie Hoffman Chorus 3; Girls Glee I; Transferred from -lame;� Madison Hijrh 3 Tracy P. Holat Tra«-k 1,2.4; Volleyball 1; Hand 14. Colnrguard I: Hifles 2-4: German Club 1.4; AFS 3 4 Randall Hotz Hast-ball 2 4. Football 1-4 You think you're pretty funnv, don’t you? Timothy Huey HaM-hali 14: Foot ball 11 William Hughes Hand 4; VICA I Jeffrey Jav Kerry Jacobs Boys' baseball 1-4; Football 14. Basketball 1.2. M Club 3.4 l)awn 1. Johnson Baakrtball I. Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1.2 Ron Janke Weight lifting 14 Julie ,4. Johnson drift' softball 1; Volleyball 1.2; Band 1-4 Transferred from Williams Bay H.S., 2 Laura Jarowskv Play 2; KHA 3. HERO 4 Margaret Janovetz ('.iris' softball I. Cross Country 3; Basketball 1. Band I. NHS :t.4; Cross country Ski Club 3; Photography :l Peggy M. Johnson Track I. Band 1; Cheerleading 1.3; Kev Club I; M Club I 4. FBLA 4 Shelly A. Johnston foris' softball 1-4; Volleyball 14. Basketball 1-4. M-Club 1-4; Student Government Pam is in a deep tranquil thinking session Seniors 142 Cheri L. Ioles Track 1; AFS 1 Ronald L. Kibble Kimberly M. Jommen Arrow 3 Karen Karpinski Track 1.2. Band 1-4; FBI.A 14 “Look Rosemary, they’re taking our picture said Carole. Steve Jones Golf 1-4; Band 1-4; Prom Court 3; M-Club 1-4; Ski Club 1-4 Michelle M. Kasar Jeff G. Kainz Boys’ baseball 1.2; Football 1.2; Cn� s Country 4; Basketball I- 4; Chorus 4; Prom Court David F. Kipp Basketball 1.2 Chris P. Kemnitz Track 1.2; Football 1.2; Play� 4; Chorus 3,4; Chamber Singers 4; Jazz Band 2 John Karl insky Track 2-4; Cross Country 2,3.4; Wrestling 1-4 Seniors 14 Lori L. La badie Chorus I; FBLA 4 Terrence S. Labi n ski Bovs’ baseball .1.4: r.olf 1.2; Football 1-4: Basketball 1,2: Ski Club I; Homecoming Court 3 Dale R. Lang Footlwtll 3 Rachel E. Lang Chorus 1-4. Drama 1: FHA 1.2 Christopher Lehmann Band 3,4 Pep Band 4; •lar.r Band 3.4 George J. Lehmbeck Track 2; Cross Country 4 Chris D. Leinon Boys’ baseball 1-4; Football 2,3; Lions Award 2 Sharon A. Linton Cheerlcading 13; HKRO 4; Class Treasurer 3 ‘Oh good colorguard practice again!’ Kimberly Loomis Arrow 3 i avui 1.1anas Boys' baM?l aH 1-4; Football 1 ■a ■ i Seniors 145 Betty L. Manyen Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Colbr Guard 2 4; KBLA 4; Crow Country Ski Club 3.4 Julie Losik FHA 2-4; Arrow; Croaa Country Ski Club 3,4 Brian Martens Football 1,2.4; Wrestling 1-4, M Club 2 4 Superman? Steve Thomas Louise M. Lynch FBI.A 1; FHA I; HKRO Kenneth A. Martens Football 1.2; VIC A 1.2 Doreen Madison Girl ’ softball 1,2; Chorus 4, Band 1-4; Cheerleading 1-4; Spirit Club 1-3 Jeanette C. Lytle Gymnastica 1-3; Band IA Color Guard 2; Pow Wow 4; NHS 3.4. AFS 2 4; Lions Awards 2 Karen H. Martin Bond 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Pom-pons 2-4; Spirit rlub 3,4 Anna Makkonen Kim A. Martin 146 Seniors Mike Martin Football 1 3; VICA 4 Colleen McCulloch Vickie McDonald Band I; Key Club 1; Treble Choir 3-4 James Moisson Baseball 1-4; Track 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1- 2; Band 1-3; Transferred from Effingham High School 4 Barb Miller Band 1-4: Pap Band 2 4; FBLA 4 Maureen McGraw Pom-pon« 2-4; Spirit Club 3-4; NHS 3-4: AFS 2 4: Arrow 1 Jeff Millies Golf 4: Football 1; Prom Court 3; M-Club 4; Ski Club 1; VICA 1 Michelle Menzia Softball 3: Track 1 4; Croaa Country 2; Gymnastics 1-3; Cheerleading 3-4; Key Club 1; M-Club 1-4; Pow Wow 1-2; Student Government 4; Badger State Hep. Alternate 3 FCA 3-4 Seniors 147 Christine Morse 148 Seniors Kenneth J. Novotny F«H tl aU 1-4: Band 1: VIC A 4 Bridget A. Mora wetz Gymnastic� I; Cheerleading 3.4 Stick ’em up! Dan Nagel Boys' baseball 1-4: Track 1: Football 3.4: Key Club 2: M Club 3,4: Ski Club 3.4; VICA 2: FBLA 4 Erin K. O'Brien Chorus 3,4; FHA 3; Transferred from St. Louis. MO Beth M. Nelson Chorus 1.4; FHA 1 Jill M. O’Brien Band I; FBLA 4 Jina F. Nortunen Girls’ softball 2-4, Volleyball 3.4: Band 3.4 Key Club 3.4: M Club 4 Ski Club 3.4; Student Government 4; Transferred from Alexander Graham Bell. Milwaukee 2 Dale Muhonen Track 1: Ski Club 3.4: VICA 1.2 Mary Pat 0'Haver Spirit Club 3 1; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 3. Ski Club 4; Transferred From Catholic Memorial 3 Lvnn M. Peterson Track I; Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4: Band I; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3; M Club 2 4; FBI.A 4 Oh I guess it’s okay to take my picture Ann Perinich Track 1; Volleyball I; German Club 1.2; AFS 2; Arrow 2: Youth For Understanding Exchange Student 3 Michael Peterson Jerome Pammaskah Boys' baseball 3; Football 4 Donald M. Peterson Wrestling 1: VIC A 3 Carole J. Petrie Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Color Guard 2-4; Ski Club 2 Kerry L. Papke Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1.2; Gymnastics 3.4; Chorus 3; Spirit Club 2; Kev Club 4: M Club 3.4; Spanish Club 2.3; Pow Wow 1.2.4; Ski Club 1-4; FCA 3 Gwenn Peterson HERO 4 Michael Paulus Wreading 2; VIC A 4 Seniors 149 Michelle Presto Nancy Pisarek Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; •la2z Band 3-4; Arrow 1-2 Kevin Poje Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Student Government 3-4 Kelly Poole 150 Seniors Julie Rasmussen Plays 2.4; Chorus 1-4 Brian Ray Baseball 1-2; Track 3; Cross Country I; Basketball I; pow Wow 1-2 Debbie Rayburn Band 3; Prom Court 3; FBLA 4 Dave Recknagel Keith G. Reichel Football I: Basketball I 4. Band 1 IJmne Schenk ( .iris’Softball 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Tennis 3.4: M Club 2-4; Christopher Rossa He leone Roth NHS 3.4; Transferred lr..m Creenfield HA I Tom Sc hi ess I Wrestling 1-4; Tennis 3.4 Stephanie Render Basketball 1,2: Hand 14 Michelle Schankey Track I; Girls (He 1-4; •Spirit Club 4; Key Club I l)ehhie Rudolph I tnald Scheffler VICA 14 Oh sure. I think study hall is the greatest! Raul Sadler Gulf I; Track 2 4; Football 14; Football Captain 4; Wrestling 1; Homecoming Court 4; FCA 4 152 Seniors Seniora 153 Kim M. Schlitt Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Jazz Band 2; Color Guard 4; Pom pon 3; Spirit Club 3; German Club 1; AFS 2; Arrow 1- 4; Arrow Editor 4 Sue Schmelter Volleyball 1; FBLA 1,3 lx ren makes no bones about making friends. Tammie Schmitt Chorus 3 154 Seniors Diane Schroeder Band 1-4; Cross Country Ski Club 3,4; NHS 3,4 “Bridget, what’s troubling you' Jennifer L. Schmitter Golf 3,4: Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Jazz Band 4; Crons Country Ski Club 3.4; FBLA 4 William Schoen VICA 4 Holly B. Schoolcraft Girls’ softball 1; Arrow I; Presidential Classroom for Young Americans 3 Seniore 155 David Schwa I bach Keep America Beautiful: Put litter in it’s place! MeraLee Scovern I prefer Camay to Ivory!” Norman Seifert Golf 1 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1,2; Jazz Band 1: Key Club 1.2; Ski Club 1.2; AFS 1; FCA 1 4-(Vice-President 3. President 4) Kelly, let me do it now, you had your turn”, says Dave. Vicki Sell Basketball 1.2; Band 1; Croaa Country Ski Club You have got to be kidding!” Look Mom. I can do chemistry 156 Seniors Michelle Semrow Transferred from Catholic Memorial H.S. 2 Here Ken, can you hear better now' Donna, don’t be so immature! ‘Lisa, it looks better after you stir it up a little. A class that’s hard at work is sometimes hard to find. Dave is Mukwonago’s resident artist. WV Handy Serdynski Football I Seniors lo Tony Sokolowski Chorus 1,2 Randy Sitowski Chorus 1-4 A stitch in time Marilee Sparby Ski Club 1-3; Photography Club 4 Beth Stadler Volleyball 1; Chorus 2-4; Spirit Club 1,4 Pamela R. Stevens Pom-pons 3,4; Spirit Club 3,4 Kim Stewart Roy Seuring Football 1; Wrestling 2 Nancy Shepard TOGA!! Randy Sievert Football 1 Track 1; Ski Club 1; KHA 3; HERO 4 I i t 158 Seniors Seniors 159 Neil Swanson Leah Streeter Basketball, FH ; HERO Steve Thomas Tennia 3; Spanish Club 1.4; NHS 3.4; AFS 4 Stan Sugden Boys baseball 1; Cross Country 4; Basketball 1 2,3,4; Band I; Lions award 2; FCA 4 Steve Theim Track 2; Plays 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Chamber Singers 3,4; Forensics 2 Kathv Strebe FBLA 4 Lori Thibault Pom-pons 3,4; Spirif club 3,4; Key dub 4; AFS 2.4 AFS 2.4 Tyler Titze VICA 1-2 Amy Trueadell NHS 3-4; AFS 2; Lion Award 2 Nancy UmJand Key Club 4 160 Seniors •Jodie l1 ren Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Spaniah Club 3-4; NHS 4 Daniel Urihe Football I; Band 1; Ski Club I, 3-4; VIC A 3; I.ion � Award 2 ( iloria Vanderschaegen FBI,A 2-4; FHA 2-4 •Jamie Vega Key Club 1-4: Football I; Ski Club I. 3-4 V olnnda Villarreal Play� I 4; Drama 14; Debate 2; I.ion's Award 2; Foffiwic� i-4 Kathy always finds time for a nap. Seniors 161 Lawrence Warner Play 1-3 Ellen Warnes Chun� 3 4; Treble Choir I; Hand 14; Pep Band I- I; Rifle 2 3; Drama 2-4: NHS I. AFS 14; Forensic 1-2 Kurt Wegner Eat your heart out, Rimsky-Korsakov Kenneth Wagner Melody Werns llarry Warn hold ('horns 1-2 11 'anda Whiteaker HKKO I 162 Seniors Kent Zarbock Crow Country 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; Key Club 1-2; NHS 3 4; Lion's Award 2 Carey Zvnski Corey Wright Track 1-2; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Chamber Singers 2-4; Homef-ominj Court 3; Prom Court 3; M Club 2-4; Vice President 3-4 Karen Zeimet Band I; Pom-Pons 1-2 Sandy, the least you can do is look up when your picture is being taken Roger Zuika VICA 4 Barbara Jean Wrasman Track 1; Chorus 1; 'heerleading 3; Prom (‘ourt 3: Spirit Club 3; Key Club 3; German Club 2-3; NHS 4; Lion’s Award 2; Transferred from Lincoln H.S., Kllwood City, PA 2 Daniel Pitkorny ('.«If 2 4; Rand 1-4; Rep Band 1-4; -Jazz Band 1-4; Intramural Basketball 3-4 164 Seniors Seniors 165 REPR mmiVES_ 1Front: 'Pack: flbe 4iis rahek: ’n, uavro Arlrni Each year, tw boys aid tWalSfiBs are | chosen by‘the facultatel attend, tlfe j B ger State 6nt?fenS Hn t suitP mer Ifelfpre their senior year. Badger Statedelegate%-«Te sponsored by the American Legion ancf the Ameri- can Legion Auxilliary to attend a one- week conference relating to tb%rfunc- tions of government. They I lelffc £ through the active participation of the democratic process by holding elections and offices. It is a great experience to friends and to make memores which each delegate will always loojr back on with pride. § VALEDICTORIAN , SALVTATORIAN CANDIDATES Mary Dulka Jeanette Lyt Lisa Grahek CLASS David Arkin Michael J.' Atkins Irene'-E■ Blomenki Jill Bund Gregory Brown Sandra J. Chars Amy Cyra Mary K. Dulka Sheryl L. Fickau Lisa M. Grahek Susan Gross Dana Hauglif Pathleen K. Herrmann Julie A. Hibbard Karen A. Hill v, Margaret Janovetz KimberlyAjLoomis '?Jeanette CiTytle ; v Michael Martin Ma)iree(i McGraw S . Cheryl A tPuzorski' ' Lisa A. Rosenbecker , I Heleen E. Rdth Stanley R. Sugden ' Steve J. Thomas '- ti Jfcmy J. Truesdell ' Joctie Uren 0 EUen Sue .Warnes tlt r‘- ’Mei6dy H erns Barbara J. Wrasman Kent M. Zarbock Denotes Top 10 BADGER STATE u June 7.1931 w $ SENIOR POLLS SUPERLATIVES Best Actor .................Corey Wright Best Actress ...........Yolanda Villerreal Best Artist .....................Amy Cyra Best Dressed ..............Ann Perinich Best Female Athlete .......Donna Darga Best Instrumentalist ......Julie Hibbard Best Male Athlete ....................Dan Benson Best Singer .............. Donna Bronson Changed the Most ................Jeff Jay Class Clown .............. Jamie Vega Friendliest .............. Barb Wrasman Most Fashionable ........ Ron Kibble Most Helpful ..........Michelle Shankey Most Involved .......... Michelle Menzia Most Likely to Succeed . Kent Zarbock Most Spirited ........... Doreen Madison Most Talkative . . !. . A . Margaret Allen Smartest ...............y ■ Dana Haugli I if' FAVORITES m Actor ..................Burt Reynolds Actress ..............Kristy McNichol Book ............... Flowers in the Attic Car ... |................... Trans Am Clothing ...........................Jeans Comedienne ..............Steve Martin Female Singer ............ Pat Female Teacher POT.. Male Singer .......| . ■..... Steve Male Teacher Music Group Number Pastime Place to Radio Station Time of Day TV Show Mr. Smith Mr. Furlong . . . R.E.O. Speedvvagon .................. 18 ............ Partying hang out ............ McDonalds ............... WQFM ............... Nikes .........“The Stroke ........... Football Night time or evenings . . Mash Seniors 167 An enterprising young lady, named Annie Oak- ley, appears out of Darke County to Challenge Frank Butler, the Champion sharp shooter of Buf- falo Bill’s Wild West Show. Frank is taken by Annie, in more than one way as a romance begins to bloom. Annie’s sharp eye and quick draw at- tracts Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill as the compe- tition and comedy begins when the two men at- tempt to get the new found couple to join their Wild West Show. Charlie Davenport .................. Ken Formella Dolly Tate ............... Laurie Muth Foster Wilson .............. Dave Justin Frank Butler .......Sl .. Dave Zibolski Annie Oakley .............. Karen Hill Little Jake ................ Kirk Ladu Nellie ................• Pam Stretor Jessie ..................Melissa Henry Minnie ............. Chris Small Buffalo Bill .......... Chris Kemnitz Pawnee Bill ....................... Rick Dahle Chief Sitting Bull ......... Mike Herron Conductor Footman . . Randy Sitowski Mrs. Schuyler Adams . . Kim Goetsch Mr. Schuyler Adams Todd Eigenrauch Ms. Sylvia Potter-Porter Kathy Brown Shy Girl .................. Lori Leinon Indians ................... Donna Darga Bluzette Stemper Chris Leinon Jamie Vega 168 Doing what comes naturally’ CHORUS Alicia Behling Frank Grahek Irene Tammy Hart Blomenkamp Dan Krause Lisa Doug Kresbach Blomenkamp Kris Krull Cyrena Burt Angie Minnick Tonya Bornfleth Shelly Momsen Kathy Brown Denise Orlowski Stephanie Eake Julie Rasmussen Lisa Eller Laurie Sattler Teri Eigenrauch Debbie Streator Todd Nancy Taylor Eigenrauch Becky West Lori Faith Becky Foley Kim Goetsch ORCHESTRA Ron Cockrane Kathy Logee Dave Douglas Chris Mutschler Brian Beiser Sue Pierce Lisa Grahek Nancy Pisarek Dana Haugli Dan Pokorny Julie Hibbard Roxanne Perich Jean Logee Lisa Rosenbecker “Annie Get Your Gun” was the second musical M.H.S. has seen. With the success of it Muswonago High School will surely have many more to come. A chorus full of gals for Dave Zibolski. PRODUCTION STAFF Director ......... Dale S. Shively Choral Director . . . Charmaine Ku- harske State Manager . Yolanda Villarreal Assistant Director . . Carol Sawyer House Manager .....Angie Kortes Properties Master . Jodie Stenberg Tammy Campbell Marie Spore Katie Martin Tammy Hart Light Technician . Brian Gedemer Sound Technician . Yolanda Villar- real Set Design ....... Dale S. Shively Poster Design .... Todd Huebner Program Design . New Berlin Eisen- hower Programs ............ Marie Sport Lisa Edler Tickets Manager . . . Marcia Loebig Costumes and Make-up . . Deanna Buszak Robin Kubecheck Shari Emmons Joyce Williamson Costume Head . . . Kathy Smedema Make-up Head . . Julie Rasmussen a song. The Jazz Band played at Brookfield Square on January W, 1982 at 7 p.m. They received tremendous accolades rom the appeciative crowd. The talents of the band anged from tenor sax solos to a featured drum set solo. The music played ranged from swing to popular. MUKWONAGO HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS: 111 Bv Fredrick Knott Febrauary 18, 19, 20, 1982 CAST (In order of appearance) Mike Herron lino ...........................Handy Sitowski Susy .......................... Yolanda Villarreal Sam .................................. Dave Arkin Gloria ... Jody Wilson Patrolman II ......................Ben Patton Patrolman IK........................ Steve Olivas PRODUCTION CREW Director ...................... Dale Shively Assistant Director ......... Tammy Campbell Stage Manager ..................Marie Spore House Manager ....................Karen Hill owski ortes Jartin Eights ....................... Brian Gedemer Tammy Campbell Jodi Stenberg Marie Spore Lisa Kdler Robbin Kubiecek Shari Emmons Kathy Smedema Jodi Stenberg Shelly Momsen Make-up .......................... Lisa Edler Denis Orlo Angie Ko. Katie Martin Alicia Behling . Laurie Moth Dave Arkin Stephanie Eade Alarie Spore Alicia Behling .. Becky West Kris Peterson Set Construction .......... Stagecraft classes Set Design --------------------- Dave Justin Ushers ..................... Terri Eigenrauch Irene Blomenkamp Stephanie Eade Dave Zibolski Nadine Cooke I Programs ! MUKWONAGO HI Sue Pierce Sue Gross Kris Peterson Becky Foley Becky West H00L 172 Music Events Props Vicki Weink Michelle Vargas Kim Johnson Right: M. Buchanan, R. Colbo, A. Faucett Above: Doc Brown The members of the guidance depart- ment live through many times of stress each year. It all begins with scheduling changes, twice a year, and ends with the next year’s scheduling. In-between head- aches are caused by report card, college choices, and miscellaneous problems. 174 Faculty D. Smith ADMINISTRATION AND W. Herrmann, G. Asmann COUNSELORS iii v T D. Arnott, Vice-Principal; Dr. D. Henry, Principal; R. Sutherland, Vice- Principal BUSINESS EDUCATION Row 1: G. Davis, C. Bronson Row 2: S. Hill, P. Christensen, E. Mulholland Above: G. Johnson The team of teachers in the Business Ed. department really works hard to send out from Mukwonago some of the future leaders of the business world. These teachers teach students how to type, take shorthand, use office machines, keep records, and learn some of the in’s and out’s of business. Though not too many students reach a typing rate of 150 words per minute, thanks to the Business Ed. department, a lot of students no longer type with one finger. Faculty 175 Right: Mr. T. Ackerman Not Pictured: K. Roe Our hats go off to two Mukwonago teachers who risk their lives over and over every day. They are Mr. Ackerman and Mrs. Roe. They can tell you what to do when: 1) the car is headed toward a brick wall, 2) the road turns and the car doesn’t, or 3) the car with the flashing red lights is coming up from behind. Many Mukwon- ago students owe their driver’s licenses to these two brave teachers. DRIVER EDUCATION AND FINE ARTS From Left to Right: D. Shively, C. Kuharske, C. Walajewski, D. Under- berg, R. Rosenbecker, S. Cloninger. Above: P. Vie- meister Whether you are into music, drama, or art, Mukwonago High School is one of the best places to go to express your artistic talents. Students in each department learn about the fundamentals of cul- tural and artistic methods, and have loads of fun do- ing it! The English Department re- flects knowledge of our basic daily activity — communication. Here students learn to polish their lan- guage skills and are guided down the path of exciting literature. Re- flections of poetry, novels, writing — even nouns and verbs — it all came alive here. Row 1: C. Lippert. W. Hoagland, T. Mainella, R. Vick. Row 2: D. Divert, P. Roeber. Row 3: M. Por- ter, M. Kilpatrick, B. Tamel, M. Davies, M. Kohl. ENGLISH AND READING A, E, I, 0, and U. A is for ad- vanced study skills, E is for the great reading experience you get from taking speed reading and other reading courses from these two teachers, who willingly say, “I.O.U. all the help I can give you.” They help broaden stu- dent’s knowledge of the world through reading. S. Jensen, B. Antonewski Faculty 177 Vas tust du? Muy bueno senor y senorita. If you didn’t take Ger- man or Spanish, these few words meant literally nothing to you. Our foreign language department will teach you the fundamentals I of speaking and writing Spanish and German. Through the eyes of these three teachers, it is a “small world.” Row 1: C. Defouw. Row 2: S. Gowdy, K. Trainor FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND HOME ECONOMICS Come cook your goose at the Home Ec. Department. For those of you who have the special touch, you can put your talents to work at the sewing machine or interior decorating class. Then there are those who need a lesson in how to shop conservatively; the Consumer Ed. course will help you here. These teachers help prepare us for the day when we’ll be on our own. Row 1: R. Clark, C. Wallendahl, B. Ascher. Row 2: E. Peters INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION From left to right: R. Krecak, T. Vassel, R. Smedema, J. Nelson, J. Warren, C. Harder, R. Wastian, R. Will What is a gasket? a parallel circuit? a lathe? a T-square? For you guys (and girls) who don’t know, you had better look into a course in the industrial ed. department. Courses are offered covering almost anything from electricity to auto mechanics; from woodworking to drafting. The teachers in this department really know what they’re doing. Sometimes the students wish they did, too. Faculty 179 The Math Department is very important to students, whether they are preparing for college, technical school, or learning how to balance their own checkbooks. To sum it all up, we couldn’t get along without them. Row 1: E. Murphy, M. Leu- pold, N. Sugden, P. Harold. Row 2: S. Sidie, M. Ketch - paw, K. Erickson, D. Staude, E. Nowicki. MATHEMATICS, LIBRARIAN, AND A. V. The bookends that held the library togeth- er were Mrs. Rosenbecker and Mrs. Pearce. Whether you want to the library to study, find material for a report, or a book for plea- sure, our librarians were there to help. Row 1: D. Rosenbecker, S. Smedema. Row 2: J. Pearce, M. Schaefer. 180 Faculty PHYSICAL EDUCATION HMBHHHHHHBHHHHHHHBHHHMHHHHHMHHHHHBHHHHHMHHii Row 1: H. Nordentoft, W. Vehanen. Row 2: C. Norred, G. Swan, K. Hensler, K. Bartoszek. The team of teachers that can literally keep students on their toes is down in the Phy. Ed. department. These teachers live among flying basketballs, volleyballs, badminton birdies, and kids. They dodge tennis rackets, ping pong paddles, and shot puts, and then get back at the students by making them do exercises. SCIENCE Row 1: J. Polacek, J. Alexander, R. Douglas. Row 2: J. Brown, V. Archer, M. Krause. Row 3: G. Bethke, D. Davenport, R. Coley. The teachers in the science department guide and help students through courses from Freshman Science to Advanced Chemistry, Biology, or Physics, Earth Science, Conservation, and Psychology. These teachers know how to get a biology student to prick his own finger for a blood sample, what to do when a chemistry student starts to turn into Mr. Hyde, and how to get a student to believe that everything falls at the same rate in a vacuum. For more unbelievables, visit the science department; it’s a fascinating place. 182 Faculty From Left to Right: K. Johnson, D. Enright, R. Brien, K. Trainor, C. Carmada, R. Schmidt, J. Tietjen, T. Kossoris, T. Helm, M. Furlong. Let me see. Western Civilizations is a study of life back in the old West. U.S. History is a general look at the way life used to be. Minorities is the recipe we used for the melting pot. Right? The social studies department would certainly disagree with that statement, but they would set you straight on the main reasons for the fall of the Roman Empire, or the date of the first World War, and what the reasons were for the seconds World War. And, they’ll even give you some insight into what it’s like to be a Mexican-American in today’s society. These and a variety of other interesting courses are offered by the MHS Social Studies Department. SOCIAL STUDIES Special Education Row 1: L. Bruss. F. Keiler. Row 2: M. Reichert, D. Steiner, D. Brown, J. Jocum, T. Cohn. The Special Education De- partment plays an important part in the overall educational curriculum in the school. They give help to those who require that extra boost students need to get the best education possible. They are always there to lend a helping hand. SPECIAL SER VICES Special Services Right: C. Nehrling. Left: S. Korner These special people provide aid to those students who need a friend to talk to or shoulder to cry on. They help us through rough times and provide us with help that everyone needs at one time or another. Substitute Teacher M. Sam- uels 184 Faculty SECRETARIES: Row 1: E. Kane, C. Wynn, D. Gitz- laff. Row 2: J. O’Connell, P. Pulver, J. Novotny, M. Herrmann AIDES: Row 1: N. Schultz, I. Hunter, C. Hammon, N. Walejewski. Row 2: S. Kleinhans, K. Burrow, B. Becker COOKS CUSTODIANS, SECRETARIES AND AIDES COOKS: J. Kalinowsky, J. Ready. K. Almekinder, V. Berg, D. Sza- lewski, M. Stohher, J. Brown, L. Pine, M. Gedemer Faculty 185 In the course of time we learn to hate things we once loved and love things we once hated. All things change nothing perishes. Change is inevitable in a progressive system. Every plant, animal and person are subject to change. Our society is one of drastic change. High school is only a small transition in the changing world around us. Achtenhagen, Bret-87, 106 Acker, Paul. J.-66 Ackerman, Sherry-66 Adamski, Jodi-18, 86, 92 Ahrens, Tanya-66 Albrecht, James-66 Allen, Anne Marie-106 Allen, Margaret-90, 91, 123, 130 Alloy, Bonnie-66, 88, 97 Alloy, Lynn-87, 130 Amroze, Jessie-66, 96 Amrose, Jill-18, 92 Anderson, Mike-99, 102, 106 Anderson, Teresa-18, 92, 97 Andler, Patricia-86, 87, 130 Arentz, Pam-18, 92, 96, 97 Arkin, Christine-42, 86, 87, 92, 106 Arkin, David-90, 96, 129, 130, 166 Arkin, Michael-18, 39 Armbruster, David Armstrong, Connie-18, 43, 61, 94 Armstrong, Jeff-130 Armstrong, Jerome-106 Aschenbrenner, Linda-86, 87, 88, 96, 106 Ash, Laura-18, 97 Asmann, Peter-18, 39, 50, 97 Atkins, Laurie-56, 66, 98 Atkins, Mike-14, 44, 55, 88, 89, 90, 130, 166 Aubol, Tamara-66 Baksic, Mike-93, 130 Balistreri, Chris-130 Bamford, Denise-130 Bamford, Laurie-66 Banerian, John-18, 98, 99 Bannenburg, James-131 Barber, Doreen-131 Barber, Doug-44, 119 Barden, Jaki Lynn-18, 98 Barg, Greg-66 Barry, Kimberly-18 Barth, Tammy-131 Bartholomew, David-106 Batson, Myron-106 Batz, Tom-97 Bauch, Joni-88, 131 Bauer, Brian-39, 66 Bauer, Steve-15, 90, 94, 131 Bauman, Lisa-106 Beck, Barbara-106 Beck, Lori-106 Beck, Michelle-18, 97 Becker, Jeffrey-66 Beckman, Clifford-18 Behling, Alicia-66, 86, 94, 95, 100, 102, 169 Behling, Jeff-39, 44, 66, 97 Behling, Timothy-39, 44, 98, 102, 106, 38 Belland, Marianne-98, 99, 131 Belland, Marilynne-86, 131 Belland, Robert-66 Belman, Laurie-94 Benavides, Heather-106 Benson, Dan-38, 90, 94, 131 Beranek, Kelly-51, 66 Beranek, Thomas-55, 97, 106, 38 Beres, James-66 Berg, Sandra-66, 88, 89, 92, 96 Bergsma, Monica-94, 106 Bethke, Heike-18, 89 Bethmann, Jodi-89, 99, 100, 102, 131 Betz, Steven-132 Beutler, Jay-93, 132 Beyer, Scott-132 Bezier, Brian- «Bieberstein, Nancy-18, 92, 97 Bielinski, Monica-56, 66 Bilke, Lori-94, 132 Bilke, Lynn-18, 42 Binon, Dawn-106 Bishop, Brenda-66 Bittner, Ronald-132 0 Blaha, Deborah-65, 66, 97 Blank, Brenda-18, 92 Blankenheim, Ronald-18 Blaney, Gary-66 Biasing, Diane-18 Blaszczyk, Scott-18 Blish, Teresa-18 Block, Greg-106 Bloechl, Julie Anna-67, 88, 94 Bloechl, Mary-88, 132 Blomenkamp, Irene-90, 94, 96, 132, 166, 169 Blomenkamp, Lisa-18, 94, 96, 97, 169 Bodart, Rodney-87, 106 Boettcher, Jessica-67 Bohrman, Richard-67 Bolser, David-44, 90, 106 Bolser, Pataria-67, 89 Bond, Jill-90, 94, 95, 102, 132, 166 Boness, Elizabeth-18, 61 Bonk, David-18, 104 Borland, Laurie-67 Bornfleth, Tamyra-106 Bornfleth, Tonya-18, 94, 169 Bortmess, Brian-67, 94, 95, 98, 99, 104 Bowden, Marianne-67 Bower, Daniel-106, 38 Bower, Dave-94, 132 Bowey, Rosey-86, 99 Box, Brian-106 Bowey, Rosalinn-67, 97 Brach, Jacqueline-54, 67 Bradley, Keith-67 Branham, Phil-18 Brissette, Leo-50, 106 Brock, Shelley-18 Brock, Steve-90, 132, 38 Bronson, Donna-86, 87, 90, 94, 95, 132 Brown, Greg-90, 99, 102, 132, 166 Brown, James-18, 90 Brown, Jodi May-94, 132 Brown, Kathryn-62, 94, 95, 106, 168 Brueser, Reid-55, 106 Brunn, Amy-18, 89 Brunner, Betty-19, 97 Brunner, Brian-67 Brunner, Charles- Brunner, Mardi-106 Brunner, Martha- Buchanan, Donald-90, 133 Bucholz, Gina-97 Buckett, Jodie-67 Bumgardner, Christopher-19 Bumgardner, Randolph-89, 106 Bumgarner, Janet-86, 87, 92, 106, 52 Bunts, Cheri-19, 97 Burmeister, Duane-86, 93, 133 Burke, Jane-19, 98 Burns, James-67 Burt, Cyrena-67, 92, 94, 99, 102, 169 Busack, Deanna-86, 92, 96, 99, 101, 102, 106, 170 Busack, Rick-97 Busalacchi, Charles-106 Busalacchi, Gina-19, 43, 61, 92 Busse, Doyle-67 Busse, Mary Beth-89, 106 Butalla, Julia,19 Byers, Kelly-88, 133 Byers, Mark-67 Byrne, James-39, 67 Caldwell, Scott-67 Caliguri, John-67 Cambell, Tammy-67, 96 Cameron, Mary-67, 51, 98 Cameron, Pam-51, 87, 102, 133 Campbell, Terry-19, 92, 170 Campion, Christine-19, 61, 98 Campion, Michael-67 Carey, III Casimir-19, 63, 97, 104 Carlson, Sandra-107 Carlson, Thomas-107 Carmony, Stacey-19 Carow, Micheal-91, 107 Carpenter, Michelle- Carr, Marcia-88, 133 Carr, Margaret-66, 68 Carstells, Jeffrey-19 Casper, Linda-19, 61 Casper, Roger-39, 68 Casper, Thomas-15, 90, 107 Castronovo, Reid T. Castronovo, Trade - Catrezoli, Tracey-19, 43, 61, 92 Ceballos, Tammi-93, 123, 133 Ceballos, Traci-68, 97 Cerny, Paul-39, 107 Cervansky, Vincent-19 Chaney, Scott-107 Chapes, George-68 Chapes, Michael-19 Chapman, Richard-107 Chars, Sandra-86, 87, 123, 134, 166 Chars, Sue Ann-90, 107 Chase, Curt-97 Chatterton, Scott- Christensen, Danny-19 Christenson, Marjorie-15, 45, 90, 107, 52 Christian, Dawn-19, 43 Christianson, Kent-55, 68, 86, 89 Christianson, Susan-68, 88 Christianson, Tina-134 Christopherson, Craig-68, 97 Ciardo, Deborah-43, 61, 68 Ciardo, Richard-134 Cicero, Vincent-38, 44, 123, 134 Clark, Theresa- Clement, Dawn-43, 68, 86, 100, 102 Clementi, Lisa-19 Coats, Kevin-87, 107 Cochrane, Nancy-42, 92, 99, 100, 102, 134 Cochrane, Ronald-68, 98, 99, 169 Coley, Becky-56, 90, 134 Colbert, Kelly-65, 68 Collins, Susan-68, 99, 102 Cone, Daniel-19 Cone, John-68 Conglan, Joanna-19, 94 Conn, Kelley-98, 107 Conn, Stacey-68 Conn, Tracy-107 Conroy, Kevin-93, 134 Conway, James-68 Cook, Nadine-87, 102, 107 Cook, Shelly-19, 61 Cooper, Beth-94, 134 Cooper, Christopher-68 Cooper, Kristen-89, 107 Cooper, Mark-39, 68 Cornell, Patrick-68, 93 Crabb, Tammy-19, 97 Crawley, Ken-87 Crivelb, Lawrence-19 Cross, Tracey-19, 94 Croy, Mike-15', 44, 87, 90, 91, 93, 134 Crusan, Debbie- Cullen, Kevin-89, 94, 134 Curler, Clylene-135 Curler, Daniel-107 Curler, Elizabeth-19, 94 Curry, Scott-135 Curtis, Jacquelyn-69 Cypcar, Daniel-44, 107 Cypcar, Anthony-39, 69 Cyra, Amy-87, 90, 135, 166, 52 Cyra, Timothy-19, 44 Czarapta, Donald-44 Daane, Kevin-55, 102, 107 Index 187 Dabel, Brian-19 Dable, Richard-94, 95, 99, 102, 107, Dahl, James-107 Dahms, Darlene-87, 89, 107 Dailey, Bob- Dailey, Marie-88, 69, 92, 98 Danbrea, Timothy-69 Darga, Danielle-19, 43 Darga, Donna-45, 94, 95, 135, 168 Darty, Randy-107 Dassow, David-107 Dassow, Robin-135 Dassow, Wendy-69 Davie, Daniel-39, 102, 107 Davis, Karen-92, 107 Day, Dianne-91, 94, 135 Day, Michele-69 Deacon, Leanne-19 Debnar, Jennifer-19 Decker, Bradley-55, 97, 102 Deja, Dean-19 DeLano, Lori-69 Deneen, Allice-135 Desmonie, Andrew-20, 63 Dettinger, Linda-135 Devlin, Paul-97 Dickert, Jodie-87, 98, 107 Dignin, Gayle-87, 90, 100, 102, 129, Dingeldein, Sean-107 Dobbs, David-55, 91, 93 Dobrose, Christopher-20, 104 Domenosky, William-108 Domino, Lori-20, 89 Donner, John-69 Dorband, Michael-39, 69 Dort, Todd-69 Douglas, David-69, 99, 102, 169 Douglas, Paul-15, 136, 46 Dorley, William-136 Dorley, Donna-61 , 69 Dragert, Loyd Jr.-20, 94 Drews, Glen-65, 69 Dudenas, John-136, 46 Duehr, Karen-94 Duerst, Todd-20 Duerst, Wendy-87 Duflessis, Martha-20 Dulka, Mary-90, 102, 129, 166 Dulka, Robin-42, 107 Dukla, Theresa-69, 96 Dulka, Timothy-20, 63 Dunifer, Angela-20, 97 Dunifer, Jacqueline-69, 94 Dunifer, Wendy-69 Dunlap, Brett-20, 104 Dunlap, Mark-91, 98, 104, 108 Dupey, Paul-69 DuPont, Joan- DuPont, Kenneth-91, 103 Duquaine, Keith Jr.-20 Durr, Lisa- Duszynski, Kelly-45, 87, 88, 94 Duvemell, Michele-IB, 87, 108 Dybul, Jay-20, 39, 50, 98 Eade, Stephanie-20, 61, 92, 96, 169 Earl, Robert-20 Ebbott, Lori-20, 92, 98 Ebert, Daryl- Edler, Lisa-94, 96, 108, 169 Edwards, Larry-55, 136 Edwards, Phillip-104, 108 Effinger, Karen-56, 108 Eickhoff, Brian-69 Eickoff, Jeffrey-20 Eigenrauch, Terri-94, 99, 102, 169 Eigenrauch, Todd-69, 168, 169 Eisert, James-20 Eisert, Peter-69 Ellarson, Brian-70 Ellarson, Cheri-20 168 Emmons, Shari-86, 87, 98, 99, 108, 170 Engelhardt, Valarie-70, 92, 101 Englert, Cassandra-86, 70, 52 Enockson, Lauri-91, 136 Emsting, Lonnie-93, 108 Ervin, Cynthia-108 Eversom, Jenny- Eversum, Peter-108 Evert, Michelle-20, 43, 61, 92, 97 Faith, Lori-92, 96, 20, 169 Falvey, Jill-87, 92, 108 Farmer, Willaim-20 Fehlhaber, Larry-20 Felske, Dean-91, 136 Feltes, Lynn-86, 100, 102, 108 Feltes, Michael-20 Fenninger, Jackie-94, 137 Fenninger, Kristin-20 Fenninger, Douglas-70 Fickau, Christopher-20, 98 Fickau, Sheryl-56, 86, 90, 92, 99, 100, 102, 137, 166 Figge, Arthur-20 Fisher, Cheryl-88, 91, 136, 137 Fix, David-70 135 Fix, Joseph-20, 39 Fleischmann, Craig-62, 90, 91, 108 Flei8chmann, Skip-87, 137 Fleming, Rachel-20 Fleming, Ralph-70 Flinchbaugh, Julie-108 Flores, Jeffrey - Flury, Chris-93, 137 Flurry, Timothy-70, 93, 102 Fohr, Colleen-108 Fohr, Kim-137 Foley, Rebecca-92, 96, 169 Ford, Deidre-108 Formella, Andrew-20, 89, 97 Formella, Kenneth-95, 137, 168, 169 Fowle, Chris-20 Fowle, David- Fox, Frank-39, 102, 108 Frank, Amy-20 Frederick, Bob-86, 87, 138 Freiburgar, James-21 Freiburger, Micheal-108, 46 Friedl, Catherine-49, 87, 90, 94, 108 Friedrich, Mary-108 Fritz, Timothy-21 Frohne, Jay-39, 70 Gaffney, Steven-94, 108 Gainer, Robin-70 Gale, Colleen-70 Gale, Wanda-138 Gallup, Suzanne-108 Gamble, Debbie-88, 138 Gamble, Robert-39 Gardner, Benjamin-70 Gardner, Rebecca-97, 108 Gardner, Robert-93, 138 Gascoyne, Ronald-21 Gasser, Ronald-21 Gedemer, Brian-55, 96, 108 Gehl, Brian-21, 97 Geilfuss, Dana-89, 138 Geiser, Brian-102, 169 Genry, Debra-70 Gerbasi, Michele-86, 102, 108 Gerbasi, Steven-21, 108 Gerber, Roy-108 Germanson, Cheryl-108 • Germanson, Dawn-21 Gesinski, Jerri Lynn-70, 94 Giese, Richard-21 Gile, Chris-93, 108 Goetz, Kevin- Giese, Linda-87, 138 Ginster, Karen-70 Goetsch, Kimberly-21, 43, 168, 169 Goetsch, Kurt-93, 123, 138 Goetz, Timothy-21 Gogin, Tim-93, 139 Gold, Jeffery-109 Golliher, Christopher-71 Gonzalez, James-71, 102 Goodem, Raymond-21, 39 Goodwin, Christopher-109 Gould, Joseph-109 Grabowski, Steve-21, 44, 98, 104 Gracyalny, Kelly-70, 98 Grady, Michelle-70 Graf, Donald-21, 63 Graham, Kimberly-21 Grahek, Frank-63, 70, 89, 94, 95, 99, 102, 169 Grahek, Lisa-89, 90, 99, 100, 102, 139, 166, 169 Grantz, Kevin-109 Gravining, Delbert-70 Gravining, Gregory-21, 97 Greene, Philip- Greenwold, Darwin-70, 97 Greenwood, Kristin-56, 71, 87 Greiner, Richard-21 Grieser, Dawn-21, 94 Grieser, Laura-71 Grinwald, Martin-71 Grisamore, Kevin-55, 71, 104 Grisamore, Lynn-87, 89, 109 Grob, Andrea-21, 97 Grober, Deborah-61, 71, 89, 102 Gross, Jeff- Gross, Sue-87, 90, 99, 102, 139, 166 Grosz, Michael-71 Gruenewald, Joseph-109 Gruling, Josph-139 Gulla, Margaret-21 Habel, Mark-139 Haganau, Rick-139 Hagen, Bryan-21 Hagen, Lisa-71, 92, 96 Hagner, Carolyn-71, 96 Hagner, Jeffery-21, 97 Haisler, Mike-109 Hake, Timothy-21, 39, 98 Halbrucker, Scott-71 Halkiewiez, Joe-97 Hamm, Jared-21 Hangartner, Bill-139 Hangartner, Lynn-21, 92 Hansen, Tony-102 Hansen, Mark-93, 139 Hanson, Linda-94, 95, 99, 100, 102, 139 Hanson, Lori-21, 61, 97, 89 Hart, Tammy, 94, 139, 169, 170 Haske, Sandy-15, 87, 140 Haslam, Karen-71, 99, 100, 102 Haslam, Sandy-140 Hass, Debbie-94, 140 Hatleing, Tina-140 Haugli, Dana-90, 99, 140, 166, 169 Hawkins, Margaret-86, 109 Hayne, Kelly-21, 61, 94 Heacox, Carol- Heacox, Kay Lee-71 Hebein, Todd-71, 94 Heffele, Elizabeth-71, 88 Heffele, Michele-21, 92, 88 Heil, Williams-71 Hein, Carrie-140 Hein, Fred-109 Hein, Patrick-71, 104 Heining, Lisa-21, 43, 56, 89 .Heiskanen, Laura-71, 94 Hekkers, Michelle-71, 88, 95 Index 188 Heling, Keith-140 Hengen, Bob Henry, Heather-21, 43, 45, 98, 89 Henry, Melissa-92, 96, 102, 104, 109, 168 HtfTisersky, Erik-21, 89 Hensersky, Margaret-86, 98, 99, 102, 109 Herbert, Martain-39, 109 Hernke, Williams-71 Herrmann, Kathy-92, 101, 90, 140, 166 Herrmann, Patrick-22, 98, 104 Herron, Mike-88, 94, 95, 96, 140, 168 Hibbard, Bethany-22, 89, 94, 98, 99 Hibbard, Julie-99, 102, 90, 140, 166, 169 Hickey, Richard-22 Higgins, Ron-141 Hill, Chris-39, 71 Hill, Karen-45, 90, 93, 94, 95, 96, 99, 101, 102, 141, 166, 168, 169, 170 Hill, Lana-56, 71, 102 Hinen, Thomas-72 Hoag, Kristi-22, 61, 92, 98 Hochschild, Dale-22 Hockenberry, Thomas-44, 72 Hockett, Julie-98, 109 Hockett, Stcphanie-22 Hocking, John-39, 50, 72 Hodge, Laura-72, 96, 99, 102, 104, 86 Hodkiewicz, Joseph-22 Hoffarth, Chris Hoffarth, Steve Hoffman, Christine-62 Hoffman, Natalie-141 Hoffman, Scott-55, 72, 98 Holat, Tracy-86, 100, 102, 141 Hollis, Tony-22 Holmes, Jeffery-22, 62 Holmes, Leanne-86, 92, 101, 102, 109 Holtermann, Karl-55, 86, 109 Hooker, Keith-93, 109 Hooyman, Lisa-22, 56, 98, 99 Hotz, Lisa-94, 109 Hotz, Lori-94, 109 Hotz, Randy-141 Howard, Michelle-22, 92, 97 Howard, Vicky-22 Hoyak, M.-88 Huberty, Shawn-22, 97 Huck, Russ-22, 97 Huey, Kim-72, 94 Huey, Tim-93, 141 Huff, Shelly-22 Hughes, Bill-98, 141 Hughes, Chris-109 Hughes, Kelly-22, 97 Hunkins, Sue-141 Hunkins, Todd-22, 97 Hunter, James-22 Hunter, Lori-86, 87, 89, 100, 102, 109 Hyde, Paul-22, 97 Ignasiak, Tammy-72, 94 Imme, Heidi-72 Jacobs, Kerry-142 Jacobs, Kurt-39, 109 Jacobi, Laura-141 Jahn, Ann-22, 98 Jahnke, Suzanne-22 Jakubiak, Michael-22, 95, 104 Jambrek, Kristine-72, 94 James, Darlene-72, 102 James, Dawn-22, 97, 52 Janke, Mike-72 Janke, Ronald-142 Janovetz, Margaret-90, 142, 166 Janovetz, Michael-22 Jarowsky, Laurie-88, 142 Jarrett, Carl-39, 109 Jaworski, Sandy-72, 94, 102 Jay, Jeff-142 Jeannotee, Angela-22 Jeanotte, Joel- Jensen, Susan-87, 90, 94, 95, 98, 109 Johnson, Christene-22, 97, 52 Johnson, Dan-72 Johnson, Dawn-102, 142 Johnson, Julie-98, 102, 142 Johnson, Kim-22, 42, 92 Johnson, Lisa-22, 92, 97 Johnson, Peggy-86, 87, 90, 142 Johnson, Shelli-49, 87, 90, 109 Johnston, Shelly-109, 142 Joles, Cheri-143 Joles, Tracy-87, 90, 98, 109 Joles, Wendy-22, 43, 61 Jommen, Kimberly-143 Jommen, Terri-49, 72 Jones, Gregory-22 Jones, Steven-50, 98, 123, 143 Jones, Theresa-23 Jost, Micheal-98, 109 Justin, David-55, 94, 95, 96, 99, 102, 109 Kaempf, Morrene-109 Kaftan, John-23, 98 Kainz, Jeff-94, 143, 38 Kaiser, Fred-109 Kalinowski, Bill-93, 110 Kamke, Alan-72 Kamke, Scott-110 Karempelis, Charlie-98 Karempelis, Ruth-23, 43, 56, 92 Karl, Steve-143 Kalinsky, John-44, 143 Karpinski, Karen-87, 102, 143 Kainz, Jeff-44, 123, 143 Kasar, Michelle-143 Keen, David-23 Keepiers, Jerry, Keller, Bard-72 Keller, Kathy-23, 94 Keller, Michael-23, 39 Keller, Patrick-23, 97 Kellogg, Laura-72 Kells, Brian-23, 97 Kelly, Michael-23, 39, 50 Kemnitz, Chris-91, 94, 95, 143, 168 Kemp, Brian-23 Khollman, Greg-73 Kibble, Ron-143 Kind, Charles-23, 89, 97 Kind, Jeff-39, 72, 98 King, Deanna-110 King, Ellen-72, 92 King, Kerri-110 Kinjerski Dan-93 Kinjerski, Kris-43, 61, 72, 92 Kinjerski, Pat-110 Kinlow, Carla-72 Kinney, Jonathon-99, 102, 110 Kipp, Dave-94, 143 Kirchner, Karen-51, 102, 110 Kipp, Tomas-110 Kirchhoff, Jeff-98, 144 Kirschner, K. 87 Kizewski, Pat-23, 44 Klatt, Kelly-23 Kleinhans, Brian-23 Kleinmann, Scott-23 Klinse, Joe-23, 98, 99 Klinger, Lisa-23, 61, 98 Klug, Jennifer-86, 89, 99, 102, 110 Klug, Rachel-90, 99, 102, 144 Knippschild, Michelle-94, 97 Knoble, Mellody-110 Knoeble, Angela-73, 94 Knoeble, Lisa-73 Kober, Jodie-97, 23 Koehler, Darryl-73 Koehler, Kristi-73, 98, 110, 51, 73, 110 Koehler, Kori-23, 89, 98 Koepsel, Connie-61, 73, 92 Koepsel, Kevin-110 Kohnke, Stephanie-89, 144 Kohnke, Sherrie-23, 52 Kolato, Bonnie-23, 86 Kolpin, Laura-144 Konieczny, Paul-93, 144 Kornawski, Glenn-73 Kortes, Angie-73, 92, 96, 101, 170 Kortez, Marie-92 Kouba, Mark-23 Kozlowski, Kevin-110 Kozlowski, Susan-23 Kraatz, Dianne-94, 110 Kraatz, Jeffry-23 Kraemer, Caryn-43, 73 Kraemer, Gail-98, 110 Kramer, Julie Kramer, Sandra Krause, Dan-73, 94, 99, 104, 169 Krause, John-94, 95, 110 Krebsbach, Dan-73, 94, 97 Krebsbach, Doug-39, 73, 94, 95, 169 Krebsbach, Mike-89, 91, 94, 95, 144 Kressin, Elliot-23 Kroll, Bonnie-23, 89 Kroll, John-97, 110 Krolski, Scott-144 Krueger, Bill-110, 144 Krueger, Greg-102 Krueger, Linda-102, 110 Kruk, Myra-144 Krull, Charles-23, 98 Krull, Kristin-15, 87, 90, 98, 110, 169 Krumrie, Irma-144 Krzycki, Sue-23, 61 Kubicek, Robin-86, 96, 104, 110, 170 Kufalk, Darrell- Kuehl, Rich-39, 73 Kufalk, Darrell-98, 99 Kufalk, Lisa-23, 61, 92, 97 Kurth, Michael-23 Kusch, Connie-144 Kutnyak, Mary-110 I abadie, Lori-145 Labinski, Lisa-24, 43, 56 Labinski, Terry-102, 145, 46 LaDu, Kirk-39, 73, 168 Lambert, Edward-73 Lambert, Laura-24, 87, 52 Landers, Jacqueline-24 Lang, Dale-93, 145 Lang, Rachel-145 Lange, Keith- Lange, Koreen-73 Langenbach, Erika-24, 43, 61, 89, 97 Langenbach, Lisa-89, 92, 99, 101, 102, 110 Larkin, Pamela-73 Larsen, Steve-73 Larson, Lisa-73 Larson, Therese-24, 61, 97 Larson, Timothy-24 Larrich, Frank-99, 102, 110 LaVaan, Cheryl-73, 102 Laverrenz, Konnie-98, 110 Lech, Jean-24 Lee, Steven-24 Lehmann, Chris-97, 99, 145 Lehmann, Kayley-94, 110 Lehmann, Kristen-24, 97 Lehmbeck, George-145 Leighton, Christine-73 Leighton, Harvey-110 I eighton, Lisa-24 Leinen, George-110 Leinon, Chris-87, 145, 168 Leinon, Lori-87, 94, 95, 110, 168 Leitzke, Wendy-73 Index 189 Index Lepak, Lisa-24, 43, 56 Lepine, Lori-24, 92, 97 Peppin, Chris-74 Lesch, Jean-92 Levandowski, David-74 Lewandowski, Margaret-61, 74, 92 Licht, Chad-74, 89, 93 Linde, Todd-98, 99, 110 Lindholm, Gregory- Lindsay, Robert-24, 89 Linton, Sharon-88, 145 Lippert, Karla-24, 94 Littrup, Kirk-24, 98 Litwicki, Kim-42, 86, 87, 92, 100, 102, 111 Litwicki, Kelly-24, 86, 92 Lianas, David-145 Lloyd, Tammy Logee, Jean-74, 102, 169 Logee, Katherine-24, 89, 92, 98, 169 Long, Ken-74 Loomis, Kimberly-145, 166 Lorenz, Eric-93 Lorentz, Robert-74, 97 Losik, Julie-88, 146 Losik, Paul-111 Lotz, Jenny-74, 92 Low, Colleen-74, 92 Luebke, Jolen-111 Luebke, Scott Lueck, Brett-111 Lundin, Mary Jo-87, 90, 99, 102, 111 Lupo, Fran-43, 74 Lupo, Vincent-24, 39 Lynch, Alan-74 Lynch, Ellen-111 Lynch, Louise-88 Lytle, Jeanette-91, 146, 166 Maciosek, Michelle-74, 100, 102 Mackesey, Dan-63, 74 Mackesey, Tom-62, 111 Madden, Dan Madden, Kathleen-87, 111 Madison, Doreeff-49, 94, 102, 146 Madison, Linda-24 Madison, Sheryl-98, 111 Madison, Dolly Magolan, Brent-39, 74, 97 Magolan, Kim-24 Maguire, Mary Beth-24, 92 Maguire, Megan-74, 92, 86 Mainka, Brenda-111 Mainka, Paul-24, 97 Makkonen, Anna Riitta-32, 86, 146 Maliecki, Mike-24, 97 Malecki, Rick-39, 74 Maneage, John-24 Maneage, Rita-111 Manke, Judy-86, 94, 111 Mankewiez, Diana-92 Manthy, Dave-74 Manyen, Betty-86, 87, 99, 100, 102, 6 Markham, Connie-87, 90, 111 Markham, Craig-3, 74 Markeiwicz, Diana-24, 43, 61, 97 Markiewicz, Robert- Marquardt, Wendy-74, 98 Marshall, Rich-74 Marsolek, Kim-74 Martens, Brian-62, 90, 146 Martens, Dean-74, 98 Martens, Ken-146 Martin, Brian-111 Martin, David-24, 92 Martin, Greg-24, 39, Martin, Karen-92, 1, 102, 146 Martin, Katie-74, 96, 98, 99, 169 Martin, Kim-146 Martin, Mike-93, 147, 166 Martini, Greg-97 190 Maruski, Karen-75 Masset, Gail-24 Mathson, Laurie-111 Maxwell, Lori Mayotte, Sue Mazurkiewicz, Pat-87, 90, 102, 111 Mazurkiewicz, Richard-24, 44, 97 McCarthy, Bob-25, 39 McCarthy, Lori-56, 87, 90, 94, 111 McCarthy, Rob-63 McCombs, Carl-25, 89 McCombs, Carol-25, 89, 92 McComhs, Connie-92, 94, 101, 111 McCormick, Todd-25, 98 McCulloch, Colleen-147 McDonald, John-25 McDonald, Tom-111 McDonald, Vickie-147 McGeshik, Tammy-94, 111 McGraw, Maureen-92, 101, 147, 166 McIntosh, Scott-25 McKenzie, Ann-61, 75, 98 McKenzie, Jo Ellen-25, 97 McPhetridge, Chris-75, 102 McPhetridge, Dan-25, 97 McPhetridge, Pat-15, 62, 91, 98, 111 Meacham, Robert-25 • Mecikalski, Cluadia-25, 92, 97 Mecikalski, John-98, 111 Mengel, Wayne-75, 98 Menger, Kelly-25, 61, 92, 93, 97 Menzia, Mechelle-87, 91, 93, 147 Menzia, Tim-89, 111 Mercier, Stacey-61, 75 Merrill, John Merry Field, Tracie-25 Merschdorf, Joe-75 Merschdorf, Rich-75 Meyer, Kevin-111 Meyers, Bill-39, 102, 111 Mihlbauer, Bret-44, 111 Mihlbauer, Candi-25, 97 Mihlbauer, Kent-25 Milewski, Toni-45, 90, 111 Miller, Barb-86, 87, 99, 102, 147 Miller, Mike-75 Miller, Rose-75, 94, 95 Millies, Dan-50, 75 Millies, Jeff-50, 93, 90, 123, 147 Milligan, Mark-75 Minesal, John-25 Minnick, Angela-86, 94, 111, 169 Moisson, Jim-147 Mollet, Jennifer-75 Momoi, Jean-25 Momoi, Tracy-25, 98 Momsen, Michelle-75, 94, 96, 169 Moran, Laurie-86, 95, 111 Morawetz, Bridget-148 Moreno, Lisa-111 Morse, Chris-148 Moser, Brenda-92, 98, 112 Moser, Ingrid-75 Moser, James-25 Mueckei, Danielle-102, 112 Mueller, Carolyn-25, 92 Mueller, Charie-75, 102, 92 Muhonen, Dale Mullens, Dan-25 Murnsik, K.-88 Musha, Janis-112 Musha, Jill-75, 94 Muth, Laura-25, 98, 168, 89 Mutschler, Chris-75, 89, 93, 99, 101, 102, 169 Nachreiner, Eugene- Nachreiner, Jacqueline-87, 112 Nachreiner, Janice-25 Nagel, April-75, 92, 94 Nagel, Debbie-61, 75, 93, 102 Nagle, Dan-46, 89, 90, 148 Narin, Timothy-25, 98 Naybert, Kris-43, 75, 102 Nedset, Ronald-25 Neitzel, Brian- Nelson, Beth-94, 148 Nelson, Lisa-62, 51, 87, 94, 112 Nettesheim, Joan-52 • Nettesheim, John-25, 98 Neu, Sue-148 Newbury, Curt-75 Newbury, Michele-43, 76, 98 Nielson, Tammy-76 Nikolic, Suzanna-43, 56, 76, 93 Nillsoon, Guy-25, 93 Nordentoft, Todd-50, 112 Nortunen, Jina-89, 90, 93, 98, 148 Novak, Elizabeth-112 Noval, George-63, 76, 98, 99 Novotny, Keith-76 Novotny, Ken-90, 148 Nunley, Linsa- Nuszhaum, Donna-25, 97 Nygren, Gene-76 Nygren, Margaret-86, 92, 96, 101, 112 Nygren, Michael-25 O’Brien, Colleen-25 O’Brien, Erin-94, 148 O’Brien, Ginger-76, 92 O’Brien, Jill-86, 87, 148 O’Brien, Peggy-94, 112 O’Haver, Mary Pat-149 O’Haver, Micheal-92, 112 O’Haver, Michele-76 Ohlsson, Benny-76 Olin, Steven-25 Olivas, Steven-25 Olsen, Thad-76 Olson, Ginni-76 Olson, Michelle-25, 97 Orlowski, Denise-76, 94, 95, 169 Ortiz, Tammy-112 Osberg, Erik-26 Ostricki, Dawn-149 Ostricki, Tammy-26 Ott, Shawn-76 Palmersheim, Mark-55, 112 Pammaska, Jerome-149 Papke, Kery-149 Papke, Kristin-26, 43, 61, 92 Patton, Ben Patz-39, 50, 76 Pauli, MicheaI-26 Paulus, Dawn-86, 92, 94, 112 Paulus, Gerald-26 Paulus, Mike-149 Pearson, Amelia-45, 86, 112 Pellmann, Brigitte-89, 97, 112 Pelzman, Sally-112 Penkalski, Tammy-49, 76, 92 Perinich, Ann-149 Perry, Donna-91, 112 Perry, Jeff-50, 76 Peters, Michael-26 Petersen, Beth-49, 76, 92, 98 Petersen, Jeffrey-44, 26, 92, 98 Peterson, Donald-149 Peterson, Gwenn-88, 149 Peterson, Jack-38 Peterson, Jay-93 Peterson, Kristen-92, 96, 112 Peterson, Lynn-87, 90, 123, 149 Peterson, Mike-93, 149 Peterson, Neal-26 Peterson, Steven-39, 76, 99, 102 Peterson, Susan-76, 94 Peterson, Ted-63, 112 • Peterson, Wendy-26 Petrie, Carole-99, 100, 102, 149 Pettit, Kristine-26, 97 Phillippi, Kenneth-39, 26, 97, 98 Phillips, Mark-76 Phillips, Roxanne-97 Pierce, Martin-112 Pierce, Susan-76, 94, 99, 102, 169 Pine, Bruce-112 Pisarek, Nancy-99, 102, 150, 169 Piscitello, Toni-88, 77 Pittser, Richard-26 Pittser, Robert-93 Plehn, Patty-26 Poje, Kevin-93, 150 Pokorny, Dan-99, 102, 164, 169 Pokorny, Micheal-26, 98 Polacek, Sally-42, 45, 112 Polak, Kim-86, 89, 92, 112 Polak, Robert Jr.-26 Polinski, Brian-26, 63, 97 Polster, Craig-112 Polzin, Christopher-26 Polzin, David-77 Pommaska, Geronimo-93 Poole, Kelly-150 Poppie, Patrick-150 Porter, Julie-77 Porter, Sue-150 Posekany, Jody-26, 97 Pospychala, Randy-26 o Powers, Frederic-55, 92, 99, 102 Powers, Jeffrey-39, 26, 97 Powers, Patti-49, 90, 98, 112 Pozorski, Cheryl-86, 89, 90, 94, 150, 166 Pozorski, Grant-39 Pregowski, Chris-26 Pregowski, Jeffrey-77 Pregowski, Todd Presta, Maureen-77, Presta, Michelle-150 Pries, Jarilyn-77, Pries, Maike-150 Prochniak, Gina-102, 112 Pugh, Greg-150 Pugh, Kim-26 Purdy, Patricia-77, 97 Quigley, Ted-26, 63, 97, 104 Radichel, Sheri-26, 97 Radomski, Rosemary-150 Rados, Scott-77 Ragaisis, Julie-61, 77, 94 Ramlow-Joann-87, 89, 150 Rankin, Barb-26 Rapp, Jerrald-112 Rapp, Sherry-77 Rapp, Teresa-112 Rasmussen, Julie-94, 151, 169, 170 Rausch, Linda-92, 112 Rausch, Paul-26 Rausch, Richard-26 Ray, Brian-151 Rayburn, Debbie-123, 151 Rayburn, Lloyd-77 Ready- Terry-112 Rechnagel-Dave-151 Rehberg, Kathy-113 Reichel, David-113 Reichel, Keith-151 Reichow, Joanne-113 Reiman, Jean-113 Regenfuss, Chris-26, 98, 52 Remington, Brett-77 Retzer, Dawn-77 Rezutek, Joann-151 Richardson, Tom-26 Rick, Joe-27, 97 Rick, R.-91 Rick, Tim-77 Riley, Renae- Ritter, Candy- Ritter, Mark Roamer, Joe-113 Roamer, Marty-77 Roberts, Kari-94, 102, 151 Robinson, Carrie-77, 96, 97, 100 Robinson, Mel-151 Roder, Charles-27 Rodriguez, Beth-27 Roffers, Kim-27, 43, 94 Rohde, Kim-92 Rohmann, Steve-77 Roselof, Damon-27 Rosenbecker, Lisa-2, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 90, 100, 102, 151, 166, 169 Ross, Bill-151 Rossa, Chris-152 Roth, Charlotte-77, 102 Roth, Heleen-90, 152, 166 Rozinski, Robin-27 Rudesill, Steve-39, 77 Rudolph, Debbie-152 Rusch, Jeannene-113 Russ, David-63, 77 Russell, Pat-113 Russo, Michelle-77, 98, 99 Rynders, Andrea-27, 86, 92 Rynders, Steph-102, 152 Rynders, Wendy-78 Sadler, Cheri-27, 88 Sadler, Mike-78 Sadler, Paul-14, 15, 87, 152, 46 Saelens, Mike- Saffran, Tracy-78, 92 Sanders, Beth-113 Sankey, Bebra-86, 92, 99, 101, 102 Sankey, Thomas-27 Sattler, Laurie-92, 93, 102, 169 Sawejka, Scott-102 Sawyer, Carol-42, 92, 100, 102, 170 Sayles, Lisa-27, 97, 152 Schaefer, Jennifer-97, 113 Schankey, Michelle-94, 152 Schankey, Rebecca-78, 92 Scheffler, Donald-152 Scheffler- Schenk, Diane-42, 56, 90, 152 Schiessl, Tom-62, 90, 152 Schilling, James-153 Schilling, John-153 Schimel, Brad-113 Schimel, Mark-27 Schliecher, Lynn-153 Schlitt, Karrie-27, 84, 97 Schlitt, Kim M-2, 12, 83, 84, 85, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 154, 120 Schluckebier, Robin-27, 92, 52 Schluckebier, Tracy-27 Schmelter, Sue-154 Schmelter, Louis-113 Schmidt, Lynda-56, 87, 90, 102 Schmidt, Peggy-27 Schmidt, Thomas-27 Schmit, Kurt-78, 93 Schmitt, Tammie-154 Schmitter, Jennifer-51, 87, 99, 2, 155 Schmitter, Robert-44, 78, 97 Schneider, Jill-113 Schoen, William-93, 155 Schoen, Linda-27 Schoen, Tammi-113 Schoolcraft, Holly-155 Schrader, Molly-27 Schroeder, Diane-90, 99, 102, 155 Schroeder, Mark-27, 50 Schroeder, Michael-27, 98 Schroeder, Timothy-27, 98 Schuett, Laurie-78, 98, 90 Schulist, Tammy-27 Schultz, William- Schulz, Robert-78 Schumacker, Tim-78 Schuster, Randy-78 Schuth, Kimberly-27, 94 Schwalbach, David-156 Schwenke, Steven-27 Schwenn, Kim-78 Scovern, MeraLee-156 Seidel, Kathy-27, 54 Sell, Colleen-27 Se;;. Vickie-156 Selz, Julie-27 Selzer, Connie-78, 92 Semo, Peggy-78 Semo, Susan-113 Semrow, Heidi-113 Semrow, Michelle-157 Semrow, Richard-78, 97 Serdynski, Randy-157 Seri, Donna-78 Seuring, Roy-158 Shaw, Reynold-27 Shea, Michael-27 Shepard, James-97, 113 Shepard, Nancy-158 Shirley, Russ-78 Shoqldice, Dan-78 Shudy, Glenn-78 Shudy, Joanne-113 Siefert, Norman-39, 45, 87, 102, 156 Sievert, Randy-158 Silkworth, Richard-28, 50 Simon, Jill-28, 92, 97 Simon, John-55, 113 Sin, Linda-113 Siri, Donna-92 Sitowski, Randy-94, 95, 158, 168 Skutt. Casey-15, 113 Skutt, Chad-28, 97 Slaski, Tammy-113 Small, Christine-28, 94, 95, 168 Small, Debbra-87, 113 Smart, Laurie-78, 97 Smedema, Cheryl-15, 49, 87, 113 Smedema, Kathy-43, 56, 78, 95, 96, 170 Smith, Jennifter-28, 43 Smith, Lisa-78 Smith, Robert-91, 113 Smith, Todd- Smith, Wendy-87, 94, 113 Sokolowski, Tony-158 Sontag, Troy-28, 97 Spannenberg, Kim-78, 97 Spangenberg, Tracy-28 Spars, Ginger-28, 97, 52 Sparby, Marilee-158 Speener, Kris-79, 94 Spillard, Daniel-91, 114 Spore, Marie-79, 95, 96, 101, 170 Spridco, Steve-114 Sprink, Stephanie-28, 92 Squires, Edward-28 Stadler, Beth-92, 94 Staedter, Kirk-28, 63 Staedter, Tracy-79 Stanishch, David- Stansiak, Dawn-79 Stasser, Jaimie-63 Steffen, Julia-28 Steele, Jessica-Stellmach, Kristine-28 Stellmach, Scott-79 Stemper, Bluzette-94, 114, 168 Stenberg, Jodi-79, 95, 96, 170 Stenberg, Lori-28, 43, 89 Stevens, Pamela-92, 101, 158 Stewart, Kim-159 Stinson, Tammy-79, 87 Stobber, Christine-94, 98, 114 Stock, Amy-28 Stockburger, Rich-55, 79, 97 Stockey, Dawn-97, 114 Stockey, Guy-79 Stoecker, Timothy-114 Stoll, Laura- Stoll, Sally-99, 102 Stopczynski, Peggy-61 Strasser, Jamie-28 Stratton, Cheryl-28, 98 Streator, Deborah-42, 94, 95, 114, 168, 169 Streator, Pamela-28, 42, 97 Streater, Paul-95 Strebe, Aaron-28, 97 Strebe, Kathy-87 Streeter, Leah-88 Streeter, Toya-43, 94 Strerath, Brett-114 Strong, Douglas-39, 114 Strong, Traci-79, 94 Strum, Julie-79 Stumpner, Janet-45, 79, 92, 93, 52 Sugden, Stan-44, 87, 90, 91, 166, 38 Sullivan, Molly-56, 79 Surdyk, Jody-28 Swanson, Bradley-39, 28 Swanson, Lynn-79, 92, 98, 99 Swanson, Neil- Szada, Julie-65 Szalewki, Jenny-49, 15, 79 Szchner, Carrie-79, 92 Szehner, Michele-86, 92, 114 Tabat, Todd Tatrow, Jody-114 Taylor, Johnathon Heinz-89, 94, 99, 102, 114 Taylor, Nancy-86, 94, 114, 169 Theim, Steve-94 Thibault, Lori-89, 92, 101 Thiesenhausen, Dan-79 Thomas, Steve-55, 86, 89, 90, 92, 166 Thompson, David-99, 100, 102, 114 Thompson, Dawn-5, 102, 160 Thompson, Eric-79, 98 Thoms, Michelle-79 Thornton, Rachel-88, 92, 160 Thornton, Rita-80, 88 Throgmorton, Jeanne-87, 160 Tieman, Loren-92, 160 Tieman, Lorrie-80 Tischaefer, Jeff-80 Titze, Sally-28 Titze, Tyler-160 Totsky, Cheryl-93, 114 Totsky, Karen-28, 152 Trease, Randy-28 Treffinger, Susan-114 Trendel, Denise-56, 114 Trower, John- Trower, Phil-80, 98 Truesdell, Amy-90, 91, 160, 166 Truesdell, Mark-28 Tuler, Davina-42, 86, 92, 114 Tuler, Dawn-28, 86, 92 Tuler, Richard Tunisian, John-63 Turner, Bruce-39, 50, 114 Uebelacker, Dan-114 Ulrickson, Lisa-28, 61, 97 Umbs, Chris-80 Umbs, Todd Umland, Andrea-89, 94, 114 Umland, Nancy-89, 160 Unke, Brad-80, 86, 89, 91, 114 Unke, Brain- Uren, Jodie-90, 92, 99, 102, 161, 166 Uribe- Dan-91 Uribe, Maggie, 93, 114 Utrie, Dorothy-45, 80, 89 Utrie, James-89, 114 Vanderschaegen, Joe-80 Vanderschaegen, Gloria-86, 87, 88 Vant, Thomas-28 Vargas, Michelle-29, 42, 92 Veach, Greg-29 Vega, Jamie-89, 161, 168 Vertz, Beth-88, 160 Vertz, Craig-15, 87, 114 Vetengl, Kelly-80 Vick, Michael-29, 39, 97 Villarreal, Yolanda-96, 161, 170 Voelski, Thomas Volkmann, Robyn-161 Van Patter, Scott-39, 114 Van Valin, Peter-28, 98 Von Selzam, Barb-29, 89 Wage, Debbie-29 Wagner, Connie-114 Wagner, Dennis-87, 94, 161 Wagner, John-1 Wagner, Ken-162 Wagner, Lanette-98, 99, 114 Walczak, Joel-80 Walczak, Michele-29, 61 Walesa, Brian-29 Wallace, Elizabeth-115 Waltenberry, Marcy-29 Walz, Pam-80 Walz, Gilbert-115 Walzar, J.-89 Wambold, Barry-162 Wanasek, Barry-93, 115 Wanasek, Richard-29 Wanish, James-39, 115 Wanish, John-39, 44, 115 Ward, Micheal-29 Warner, Dale-115 Warner, Larry-162 Warnes, Ellen-86, 90, 94, 96, 99, 102, 162, 166 Warzynski, Raef-29, 95, 97 Washicheck, Curt-115 Weber, Rhonda-29, 61 Weber, Wes-80, 89 Wevster, June-80, 94 Wegner, Kurt-162 Wegner, Paul-29 Weink, Vicki-80, 99, 100, 102 Weisflog, Crystine-87, 115 Weisflog, Michelle-80, 92 Wendlandt, Sherry-29 Wendt, Amy-115 Wendtland, Catie-80, 92, 102 Werginz, Todd-80, 99 Werns, Elaina-80, 92 Werns, Melody-162, 166 Wernsman, Troy-29 West, Rebecca-86, 92, 94, 95, 115, 169 Weston, James-80 Westrick, Ken-29 Wetzel, Tammy-80 Wheeler, Sherri-15, 115 White, Lisa-80, 92, 101 White, Mike-115 Whiteaker, Wanda-88 Whitstone, Barb-29, 89 Wietrzny, Bob-163 Wilbur, Sue-88, 163 Wilcox, Ronald-29, 97 Wilde, Mike-39, 80, 98 Wilhelm, April-81 Wilkening, Karl Wilkening, Tim-81 Williams, Dave-39, 81 Williams, Dougl-115 Williams, Jayne-87, 93, 163 Williams, Jeff-29 Williams, Jessy-49, 87, 92, 94, 163 Williams, John-50, 163 Williams, Julie-29, 56, 97 Williams, Kim-86 Williams, Roger-115 Williamson, Joyce-170, 96 Wilmann, Annette-29 Wilson, Jeff Wilson, Jodi-29 Wilson, Lisa-29, 61 Windau, James-29 Windorski, Trent-29 Wingert, Chris-81, 92 Wink, John-81 Winkler, Jeff Winter, Tammy-86, 163 Winter, Terry-81 Wirth, Chris-115 Wirth, Leah-86, 115 Wirth, Luke-29 Wirth, Matthew-29 Wise, Troy-29 Wisniewski, John-29 Wisniewski, Shawn-29 Witon, Rick-63 Wohlleben, Bryan-30 Wojtasiak, Kathy-49, 87, 97, 115 Wolf, Andrew-30 Wolf, Chuck-81 Wolf, Curt Wolter, Dave-30 Wolter, Sue-115 Wood, Jim Woods, Khristy-30, 43, 92 Woods, Kim-56, 62, 94, 115 Woods, Rik-30 Woods, Willy-39, 81, 97 Woyak, Mary Woyak, Thomas Wrasman, Barbara J.-56, 87, 90, 123, 164, 166 Wrasman, Bill-30 Wright, Corey-90, 94, 123, 129, 164 Wudltke, Jeff-30 Wylie, Joh-81 Wysocki, Jean-115 Yonke, Pamela Yonke, Ron-115 Yopps, Laurel-92 Young, Ray-50, 115 Young, Steve-30 Zabler, Noelle-30 Zabler, Ronald-115 Zanon, Tim-81 Zarbock, Kent-90, 91, 166, 15, 44, 55, 166, Zamoth, Chris-30, 86 Zaruba, Delina-30 Zeimet, Chris-30, 97 Zeimet, Karen-164 Zeimet, Nancy-115 Zennber, Karen-92, 86, 115 Zibolski, Dave-39, 63, 99, 102, 115, 168, 170 Zibolski, Denise-30, 61, 97 Zidlisky, Dyan-30, 92 Zielinski, Carolyn-56, 81, 92, 101, 102 Zeilinski, Pamela-30, 92, 93, 95, 98 Zulke, Kim-81 Zulka, Roger-92, 164 Zunk, Darlene-30, 89 Zylke, Kim-92 Zynski, Cary-164 Zynski, Brett-115 Index 192