Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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Boys’ Cross Country Strides Although the season ended on a disappointing note, there were a number of bright spots in 1987 for the Mukwonago High School Boys’ Cross Country Team. The last three meets were a big disappointment for the squad, which had run well and shown great improvement in its first five outings. However, bright spots included a championship per- formance at the Mukwonago Invitational, a fourth out of twenty teams at the Milwaukee Pulaski Meet, and Rob Seedfeldt’s fourth at the Braveland Conference Meet. Coaches Rod Vick and Rick Colbo were generally pleased by the improvement of the talented young runners on the team, including Rob Seedfeldt, Scott Bartlett, Art Noel, Steve Smith and Chad Appleby. However, lack of performance and leader- ship by the squad’s seniors, and lack of team discipline kept the squad from reaching its full potential. Top: Boys’ Cross Country team getting ready for the meet. Bottom: Steve Smith is in the lead! Left: Darrin Haskins is leading the whole crew! Bottom left: Rob Seedfeldt is the lonely little seed-but in the lead! Bottom Right: This is how Steph Peters keeps in shape! Sports 97

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Far Right: Christa Dawson, look, your fly is open! Bottom Right: An- drea Holtz pushes hard for a confer- ence blowout. Bottom Middle: Jeff Ritter, what a great runner. Bottom Left: Art Noel picks up the pace. Champions Five Invitational Championships, a WIAA Sectional Cham- pionship, and a berth in the WIAA State Meet made it almost a perfect season for the Mukwonago Girls Cross Country Team. Add to that another five J.V. Invitational titles and you have a truly remarkable 1987 season. The Mukwonago Varsity Girls complied a 75-4 season win-loss record through Sectional Competition. The team finished 14th in the WIAA State Meet. It was Mukwonago’s third appearance in the State Championships in the past four years. w Row One (L to R) Rod Vick (Coach), Jenny Weinkauf, Melissa Kaye, Kristin Tetzlaff, Angie Milosh, Kristin Hettwer. Dawn Colliard, Suzi Patel, Christa Wentz, Erica Conway, Shane Hauser, Kim Martins, Tracy McKenzie. Row Two - Mr. Lammers (Ast. Coach), Christa Dawson, Amy Mueller, Stacy Turner, Kathy Kao, Nancy Wentland, Steph Peters, Andrea Holtz, Vince Komar, Rich Frank. Chad Appleby, Chris Heinshil, Leslie Phanteuf, Kari Kuton, Kelly Kuton. Row Three - Matt Whitehouse, Scott Bartlett, Jeff Mueller. Mike Evans, Rob Seefeldt, Derik Summerfield, Steve Smith, Dan Kursoki, Jeff Ritter, Bob Khuel, Steve Schulz, Derrin Haskins, Jim Schmuhl, Mr. Colbo (Coach), Mr. Bachuber (Coach, (Missing: Julie Weinkauf).

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Right: Danica Vanasse watches while Debbie Spatz performs one of her many great floor routines. Far Right: Sally Kind holds a unique pose on the balance beam. GYMNASTICS Row One (L to R) Mr. Nordentoft (Head Coach), Angie Brost (Man.), Debbie Spatz, Marge Canfield (Assn. Dawn Galagan shows great concentration in her beam routine. Coach). Row Two • Stephanie VanValin (Man.), Terri Spatz, Heidi Feist, Danica Vanasse, Dawn Galagan, Tammy Marschke, Tracey Chrostowski. Row Three - Jackie Fritz, Laura Gehring, Sally Kind, Lisa Foat, Theresa Schmidt. The gymnastics team enjoyed a very successful year. Powered by a veteran line-up the team cruised to an 8 and 1 season in dual meets. The tournament season consisted of three major invitationals as well as the Regionals, Sectionals, and State. Winning the Mukwonago Invitational and qualifying for the state meet were the season high- lights. Senior Sally Kind led the team in scoring and was named the Most Valuable Gymnast. Dawn Galagan was named Honorary Captain for her performances and leadership qualities. Danica Vanasse and Sally 98 Kind carried the varsity all-around duty for the season. Danica was a top scorer for the team and Sally qualified as an All-American gym- nast by posting qualifying scores in all events. Dawn Galagan majored in floor exercise and balance beam excellence. Freshman Heidi Feist earned a good number of high finishes on floor exercise and balance beam, while Jackie Fritz drew attention with her uneven bar routine and vaulting expertise. Others who lettered and helped bolster the team were Senior Debbie Spatz, Sophomores Lisa Foat and Laurra Gehring, and Freshmen Terri Spatz, Theresa Schmitt, and Tracey Chrostowski.