1. Bounded on the east by Lake Winnebago, the county is traversed by the Wolf and Fox rivers.

2. Lake Winnebago is famous as a fishing destination.

3. You'd know what "the Winnebago Years" are all about.

4. A city of eastern Wisconsin on Lake Winnebago north-northwest of Fond du Lac.

5. Potts, 52, has been with Winnebago for 27 years, and since 2009 has served as senior vice president of strategic planning.

6. Get the reefer out of the Winnebago and give it to her during the party.

7. Potts was hired at Winnebago in 1983 as a senior tool designer.

8. Garfield: Listen, Winnebago , if I may call you that.

9. A river of central and eastern Wisconsin flowing about 282 km (75 mi) generally northeastward through Lake Winnebago and into Green Bay.

10. Cheryl Burrell is curriculum director for the public schools on the reservation of the Winnebago Indian tribe in Nebraska.

11. "Randy has a great working knowledge of the Company and its operations, having worked in senior management positions within Winnebago Industries for over a decade, " said Olson.

12. OSHKOSH It's another gorgeous morning for fishing on Lake Winnebago.

13. The grant was administered through Northeast Technical Community College in Norfolk, Nebraska, to provide post-secondary education on the Omaha, Santee Sioux, and the Winnebago reservations.

14. Then on their own two weeks off they'll dress up, get in the Winnebago (a popular RV), and go and do it all themselves.

15. Look at his shoulders now, wide enough to open holes for a Winnebago.

16. A city of eastern Wisconsin at the southern end of Lake Winnebago south-southeast of Oshkosh. It is an industrial center in a resort region. Population, 37[/winnebago.html],757.

17. A city of eastern Wisconsin at the southern end of Lake Winnebago south-southeast of Oshkosh.

18. The American Indian Satellite Community College established classrooms and administrative offices in communities on each reservation, with the central office located in Winnebago.

19. A river of central and eastern Wisconsin flowing about 282 km (175 mi) generally northeastward through Lake Winnebago and into Green Bay.