Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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Indians Edge Hartland Arrowhead “Rough Boys” Hold Onto 19-16 Victory Our Indians survived a come- back bid by the Hartland Arrow- head Warhawks to win the 1987 Homecoming game, 19-16. The Indians took a 16-0 halftime lead on a 6-yard Scott Hein touchdown run, a 6-yard touch- down run by John Thornton, and a safety by the brutal Indian defense. During the half-time fans were entertained by the high school band and the Pom Pon squad. The announcing of John Thorn- ton and Kristen Klopfer as the 1987 Homecoming King and Queen topped the activities. In the second half, the War- hawks scored two touchdowns and two point conversions to cut the Indian lead to 19-16. Both the Indians and Warhawks had drives going in the fourth quarter, but both defenses held and the Indians won, 19-16. Varsity cheerleaders Kari Deneffe, Cindy Coats, and Laura Drutowski dance to the music of the band during half-time. Far above: The Warhawks congratulate our Indians on a good game. Above: The pom pon squad performed to “Notorious by Loverboy during the half-time show. 14 Student Life Left: John Thornton kicks the winning field goal. Above: Tate Benavides finds a big hole for another long gain.

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Left: Spirited Juniors Lead their class in a victory chant. Below: The cheerleaders performing their pep rally routine.

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Left: Quarterback Scott Hein evades tackle from the Warhawk defense. Below: It takes many Hartland defenders to haul down quarterback Hein. Left: The Indian sideline awaits the referee’s call. Above: Homecoming Queen Kristen Klopfer escorted by her father, Wayne Klopfer. Student Life 15