Mukwonago High School - Arrow Yearbook (Mukwonago, WI)

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Left: Sophomore Jessica Ganas gets a surprise from the jungle. Below: The “difference in this year’s cheerleading squad was the addition of guy cheerleaders Jeff Warshauer, Jason Tetzlaff. and Brian Johnson (Missing: Todd Hillman). Above: Students celebrate a big win by responding to the Isley Brothers’, “Shout!” “Kick your feet up in the air!” Left: Senior Rudy Langenbach caught in the act. (But not really!) Above. Senior Andy Meyer with Sophomore Amanda Wirth showing off their shades. Right: Junior Michelle Schreiber and Aztec friend, Erin Spencer, clown around in Espanol.

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Dare To Be Different! Everyone has a story to tell; something that sets them apart from everyone else. There are over 1500 students at MHS, which means there are over 1500 stories (probably a lot more!) to go along with them. The 1988 Arrow will focus on people who “Dare to be Differ- ent,” and how the activities, teachers, and events at MHS make the “difference” in all of our lives. Who knows, you might even learn something. We bet you don’t even know that the guy who sits behind you in chemistry is into skydiving, or the girl who eats lunch at the end of your table really loves to charm snakes. While we may not be able to bring you all 1500 sto- ries, we hope to give you the best of them! Above: Senior Kim Kloskey goes to red head from blond. Right: Karla Branham brings the 60’s back to life. Far right: Brad Rozanshi stands out from the crowd.

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“Never Say Goodbye” Prom-goers rushed home after school on the afternoon of Friday, May 15, 1987, to begin preparing for the big night ahead. At approximately 6:30 that even- ing, they boarded coach buses at the school on their way to Chalet on the Lake in Mequon. After a filet mignon or shrimp dinner, it was time to get pictures taken and dance to the music provided by “Mu- sic on the Move”. The 1987 Junior Prom Court was formal- ly introduced, and Queen Jaqi Ready and King John Thornton were crowned by 1986’s King and Queen, Nick Weinkauf and Amy Martin. Around midnight, everyone boarded the buses for post-Prom, a cruise on the Star of Milwaukee, on Lake Michigan. There couples danced, sampled some of the de- licious hors d’oeuvres, or just enjoyed the view of the lake. Everyone arrived back at MHS about 4 a.m. that morning, but prom wasn’t over yet! At 8:30 that same morning, some would be back at school again, to get on buses to go to Great America! Juniors Annette Patel and Eddie Burr make up part of the prom court. Top above: Prom-goers enjoyed watching the Grand March. Above: These students get ready to enjoy their meal at Chalet on the Lake. Right: Juniors Dave Ash and Becky Gibson share an intimate chat before boarding buses at prom. 4 Student Life