Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

Page 15 text:

Left: Sophomores Tara Wilson and Theresa Koth bring along “friends” for Soph P.J. Day. Below left: Seniors Jeff Warshauer and Kim Millies come out of the jungle just for Senior Toga Day. Below: Varsity cheerleader Jenny Spillard on Blue and Gold Day. Above left: A gang of gods ham it up in Advanced Chemistry. Above: Todd Hillman, barefooting for Sports Day. Left: Junior. Greg Stadler, in the most creative outfit seen in the halls of MHS on Sports Day. Above: Ms. McLean lectures about Human .. Relations while Jim Mills and Pam Kainz demonstrate them.

Page 14 text:

Below: Perry Woodin shows off his spirit on “Sophomore Pajama Day”. Spirit Thrives At MHS Spirit Week started on Monday with “Dress Up Day”, because that was also picture day for the underclassmen. How- ever, many seniors “dared to be differ- ent” and countered with their own unoffi- cial slob day. Tuesday was Outrageous Day”, with any- thing going, from outrageous hair to clothes! Wednesday was “Sport Day”, enabling students to show off their team uniforms or anything else “sporty” they had. Some of the sophomores looked pretty comfortable, too, that also being sophomore “Pajama Day.” Thursday was “Twin Day,” which, was oversha- dowed by all those sheets, from Senior Toga Day! Friday, the student body showed off their school spirit on “Blue and Gold Day.” Above. Mukwonago’s own Goldilocks, senior Two Indians, Todd Hillman and Jeff Warshauer, form a human totem pole on “Toga Day”. Jeff Warshauer. on “Blue and Gold Day”. Right: Junior Patti Johnson demonstrates just how out- rageous one person can be!

Page 16 text:

Top: High and Mighty, Class of 1990! Middle: Seniors Theresa Busack, Nikki Pierce, and Lisa Binon await the announcement of homecoming queen, as the girls open their flowers. Bottom: The juniors and seniors try to out shout each other. Spirits Soar High At Pep Rally ’87 Juniors Win Spirit Award This year’s pep rally may have been the best ever, with each class trying to top the others. It was evi- dent from the very be- ginning that the judges of the spirit contest, the cooks, would have a tough de- c i s i o n ahead of them. The fall sports teams: girls’ golf, boys’ soccer, cross country, and football were introduced and the pom pon and cheerleading squads performed routines. The 1987 homecoming court was introduced and when the flowers were un- wrapped, the girl who received the red rose, Kris- t e n K 1 o p f e r , was named Queen with King John Thornton. The pep rally ended with some- thing the whole crowd had been waiting for, the announcement of the winner of the spirit contest. The class of ’89, the juniors, emerged victorious! Above: Kim Millies shows how proud she is to be a senior. 12 Student Life