Mound Westonka High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mound, MN)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ki.mo.ni Hackf.EM. x - President Hilda Ansetii - - - Vice-President Ethel Rausch - Rollin Ponsford -Matilda Linguist -- Vacuity - - Secretary - - Treasurer Advisor Hilda Ansktii Ray Ulatziif.im Dorothy Howf.rs Louise Urandtner Corine Cederbi.adf. Alpha Clawson Norman Craft Clarence Guf.tzrow ElMON I) 11 AC RLE M A N Effie Hanson THE JUNIORS Clarence Koehler Frances Larson Matilda Linguist Ethel Luedtre Harold Miller Mafalda Mix Mary Neemes Dorothy Pearson Gordon Pearson Irwinc, Peterson Lila Peterson Myrtle Peterson Helen Ponsford Rollin Ponsford Mildrid Reiirein Dora Simf.rtz F.vely n Steelm a n Evangei.ine Swensson Merriman Turn ham Cetha Wai.rington A cross-eyed girt may stand erect, but she doesn’t look straight.

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THE JUNIORS We're just about to cross the bar Twixt things to be and things that are. We look beyond with eagerness To heights to which we may progress. With firm resolve we stand erect And linger not in retrospect. We have the power of vigorous youth To seek to learn the glorious truth That in the future lies concealed And day by day will be revealed. If we but firmly keep in mind The one resolve to seek and find. Thus may we enter with vision clear Upon our solemn senior year. And prove our worth when we arrive At nineteen hundred twenty-five. —Alpha Clawson. JUNIOR NEWS NOTICE the plane in a coast to coast One of the greatest at- flight. The plane was pi- tractions of the World’s loted by Irving Peterson. Fair, which is to he held at NEVER-GET-MARRIED Mound, is the side show. CLUB The largest couple ever Miss Ethel Lucdtkc deliv- 9 united in holy matrimony ered a speech before the will he on exhibition. I his Never - Get - Married Club. wonderful couple is Mr. and She gave her reasons for Mrs. Curly Koehler. Mrs. remaining an old maid. “I Koehler was formerly Miss have,” said Miss Lucdtkc. Cctha Walkington. “a black cat that stays out WORLD’S RECORD nights, a parrot that can BROKEN swear in two languages, and Miss Dorothy Pearson, a lamp that smokes. And I well known aeroplane aero- have absolutely no use for hat. succeeded in standing on her head on the wing of a man around the house.” “I'm entering society. said the oyster as Mrs. Vanderbilt swallowed. —21—