The Scenic Moraine Conference is a former high school athletic conference in Wisconsin, operating from 1958 to 1980 with its membership concentrated in the Kettle Moraine region.
The Scenic Moraine Conference was formed in 1958 by six high schools located in Washington and Fond du Lac Counties[1]Campbellsport, Germantown, Grafton, Kewaskum, North Fond du Lac and Slinger. Pewaukee joined in 1959[2][3], and Random Lake joined as a full member in 1960[4], bringing conference membership to eight schools. The conference remained at eight members for its entire existence, with Arrowhead[5] replacing Random Lake[6][7] in 1969 and Kettle Moraine[8] and Mayville[9] replacing Campbellsport and North Fond du Lac in 1970[10]. This alignment remained for the rest of the conference's history, but large gulfs were developing between member school districts in enrollment levels[11][12], and by the mid-1970s it became clear that realignment was imminent[13][14]. In 1980, the conference was realigned out of existence[15], as three schools each were moved to the Braveland Conference (Arrowhead[16], Germantown[17] and Grafton[18]) and Parkland Conference[19] (Kettle Moraine, Pewaukee and Slinger). The other two schools, Kewaskum and Mayville, moved to the Eastern Wisconsin[20][21] and Flyway[22][23] conferences, respectively.
^"Realignment Not Dead". Waukesha Daily Freeman. 2 December 1977. p. 14. Retrieved 25 October 2024.
^"Scenic broken up". Fond du Lac Reporter. 24 October 1978. p. 26. Retrieved 6 November 2024.
^"1981 Warhawk". 1981 Arrowhead High School Yearbook, page 144 ("Frogmen Attack State Meet"). 1981. Retrieved 25 October 2024.
^"Warhawk 1981". 1981 Washington High School Yearbook, page 94 ("Dear Warhawk"). 1981. Retrieved 25 October 2024.
^"Aeneid 1981". 1981 Grafton High School Yearbook, page 84 ("Braveland Proves Tougher Than Scenic Moraine"). 1981. Retrieved 25 October 2024.
^"1981 Whitnall High School Yearbook". 1981 Whitnall High School Yearbook, page 137 (see Boys Basketball schedule - members of Parkland Conference Western Division appear twice). 1981.
^"1981 Chieftain". 1981 Kewaskum High School Yearbook, page 60-61 ("KHS Sports At A Glance, Kewaskum vs. New Conference). 1981.
