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

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CLHSS GF194O CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT 6 LAWRENCE BODIN VICE PRESIDENT . ROBERT DEERING SECRETARY . SIDNEY SWANSON TREASURER .... LEONARD IVERSON ADVISORS . . MISS EDITH LA PRAY AND MR. E. L. ALLEN MOTI'O: HCLIMB THOUGH THE ROCKS BE RUGGEDH COLOR: ROYAL BLUE AND WHITE FLOWER: DELPHINIUM VALEDICTORIAN: WAYNE'I'I'E RIEDESEL SALUTATORIANS: .PHYLLIS FULLER AND ARLENE KUTZ

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GENE ANDERSON-First in every- th ng, even in his name, is this good-natured fellow. Andy's hobbies are radio and photography. He turned in a good job as S.O.S. announcer and cheerleader. My GEROIJD BICKLEY-t'Ladies and Gentlemen, this is your announcer tPro' . Gerold participated in bas- ketball, football, and golf, winning letters in each. His originality brought us the S.O.S. program. E D W A R D BLACKOWIAK-'I' h e facts cf his llfe are as little known as the spelling of his name. Eidie's size is no indicatlon of his ability to do a jpb and do it right. JOYCE ANDERSON- A Sunbeam Of JQY-H J0yce's ability in art and music along with her personality made her one of the most popular girls of our class. Q7 RQGER. BERGQUIST-'fBerk', be- lives in strenuous mental exercise -for the other fellow. His extra- curricular actlvities c e n t e r e d around Science Club. fy Eff iff INEZ BLEKRE-Inirative-Nice V! Energetic-Zippy. Editing the Broad- 'S t. CHSZSI' and majoring in dramatics, , R Inez was one of the leaders of the senior class. The career she has - Q chosen is journalism. 4- U :wail xnxx ALLEN EODIN-If something was to be said, then Allen would say itg if something was to be done, Allen would do it. He was a mem- ber of the S.O.S. program, annual staff, paper staff, and a very active member of the Dramatic Club. LOREN BRANDENBURG-Oh, this learning, what a thing it is! Brandy would let nothing stand in his way for a little fun. He is undecided about his future. X v , nj -' BEATRICE CAV , NAUGH-T h is is JVVVKV likeable girl spent her junior year at South but returned to .Mound for her senior year. Bede's laugh- gter is contagious and boy! what a smile! , K Lx NADINE COOPER- So quiet, so petite, so nice, and so neat. Nadine took part in many activi- ties including secretary of the Key Dettes and a typist on the Broad- caster and annual staffs. She intends to complete her business tigagiing at the Minnesota School o usiness. . ,Aff sf-ff LAWRENCE BODIN--Chosen presi- dent of his class three out of four years, Pop was the most popular and most versatile senior boy. Lawrence's one big interest is avia- tlcn and he hopes to be 'tflying high someday. He was a three letter man in football. WILLIAM BUDD-This young com- bination of Nagurski and Tommy Dorsey came from Wayzata in his junior year. Bill is a text book wired for sound and was a vital part of the class. f i.- .. 1 i, FLORENCE CHLADEK-Flo's chief interest while in high school was centered in dramatics. Her plans for the future include a post- 's training. favorite sports. graduate course followed by a RICHARD CURTIS Dick entered from South in 1938 He was a pioneer of the Mound wrestling squad and placed high in the state meet in his junior year Baseball and hockey are also among his