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

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df' EDITH J OHNSON-She turneth her hand to all things and doeth all things Well. Weggie's activities centered around music and art. LESLIE JOHNSON-Les, who was it .' always ready for some fun, has . set a high goal for success-his V ambition being to take aviation at - Randolph Field, Texas. RALPH JOHNSON- I love the girls and the girls love me. I understand them perfectly. Red was fullback on the football team and could handle anyone in his own weight class in wrestling. He entertained us many a time with his tenor voice. L E VERONA KASTEN-In school Ron- ny was the quiet kind whose nature never varied. Mound Rou- sers and Camera Club claimed most of her time. uqyrwll ELVERA KICKHAFER-Skating is Elvera,s hobby and to be an lair hostess is her ambition. She -was one of the many music-mggrs in the Mound Band. , f'- of ' . if 1 -.1 ELEA OR JOHNSTON-A merry heart maketh a cheerful counten- ance. Ely's ambition is to teach primary and elementary grades. BETTY KAUTH-Good things come in small packages, and this cute little senior is no exception. Betty will make a wonderful steno- grapher for any handsome presi- dent of a bank. MARILYN N KEPKE - Dependable under any circumstance, Mike was a pal to everyone. She took part in many activities including Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Drama- tic Club, the Broadcaster and Mohian staffs. Her pet peeve is to come across her name spelled with onl one os. rf .uf-V' ROBERT KNUDSON-Bob started his sports career early in his fresh- man year and finished by being acclaimed the best athlete of the senior class. SHIRLEY KUBON-Musically mind- ed Shirl took part in many musi- cal organizations including Mixed Octette and Girls' Sextette. If con- fidence of success is almost suc- cess, Shirley will be sure to achieve her goal. ff S-1 Q7 flick ARLENE KUTZ-'Efficiency plus. All things that Arlene did were really worth while and were carried out to perfection. gm N. J-ffij CHARLES LOCKHART-A letter in basketball, and two in football have entitled him membership in the Lettermen's Club since his junior year. Chuck never exerts hlmself but always gets there. 'MWA 'xi--40'f CATHERINE MURPHY- Her laughing Irish eyes give her away. Catherine was president of the Science and Photo Club and also the Key Dettes Club. Learning new dance steps is Kay's hobby HARRIET LEDIN-This is station P.E.P. bringing to you the promo- ter of the senior girls' baseball team. Harriet's educational itiner- ary included many schools. She has been a member of the Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus for two y981'S. A 1 1,1- tw 4 if --. J-1 cation at a businessx college. ..f f . , -.rf f...--- - .- -. -f, and she plans to continue her edu ' l ' .. C. K

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'ifflfr' DAIJIXLAQIWQ Lai? who is a trombone play r in the German Band, hasn't a dare in the world and what isn't done today may or may not get done. He plans to go into business with his dad after graduation. ROBERT DEERING4-The chef of ROBERT DEALING-An active club member and an excellent mechanic, Bob's first love is his Ford. Stop in any evening and he'll accomo- da you with a game of chess. lgnll. n-fiUJUu.4JN WMU -L ' ,Mr the Senior Class, Bobis Home Ec. helped him in and out of many jams. As vice-president of our class his variety of activities in- cluded Boys' Glee Club, Science and Photo, Club, nd Mixed Chor- US- '-J.JJr,4, Y ELLEFSON-Our Usuper- man made a name for himself and his school in basketball by leading the individual scoring for the Lake District. This promising young lawyer will probably lead his colleagues. LESLIE GRUETTE-A loud. talker and a valuable track man, also the boxing champion of his weight class. Louie won letters in track and footbball. JEROME HANSON-Jerome always BEVERLY FADDEN-t'Bev's time outside of school is spent with a former Moundite. She entered from Wayzata .in 1938 and was an enthusiastic member of the Key Dettes and various other activites. gs . - ,. 'swf' JAMES GOTHMAN-A quiet, good- natured fellow with hidden ener- gies. James plans to further his edu ation at Dunwoody. 1 ,I .va rf 1. . C., 2- -f. LAURA GOTSCH-Quiet and effi- cient are ways of describing Laura who spent most of her time in Key Dettes Club and the Home Ec. Huddlers. A secretarial course is her, choicelj I WILLIAM GUSTAFSON- T i c k e t please. William was doorman and ticket-taker for many school func- X tions, and served on the Mohian staff for two successive years. Be- hind his quietness, he's worth knowing. mf' ., j M6 1- ' PI-IYLLIS FULLER-Pretty, Engag ing, and Personality spell PEP but it also describes Piff, the friend liest girl in her class. Phyllis was president of the Mound Rousers member of both choruses, and the Mohian and X Qadcaster staffs did like to sleep and couldn't understand why it wasn't allowed in social class. Key Dettes Club, Science Club, Chess and Checker Club, plus a little boxing, took up ORVILLE HAGMAN-uCurly', thinks there is always room at the top although he is still undecided about the future. Orville was a member of the Glee Club and Mixed Chorus for two years. Base- all his wide awake moments. f WILLARD JENKINS-Willie's pret- ty wavy hair didn't help him much with the girls, but chemistry was his true love anyway. He likes to find out what a es th' gs tick. I ball is his favorite sport. ' d. 'gi 1.1. f g,f 'Ei LEONARD IVERSON-An all around athlete and a good sports- man wherever he is found, Aside from his many other activities, Iv was capt 'n of the football an asketba t ms and president of is cl a junior.

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BERYL PAINTER-To be a linotype operator is Beryl's ambition and he has chosen Dunwoody as the school he shall attend to study it. Mickey is the grain who didn't fill the sack but hehaed his fellow D O R I S PETERSON- Chatterbox EDWIN PARKER- Extra! Extra! Edwin had a private parking lot on a certain corner of Senior Alley. He was the efficient, capable, busi- ness manager of the Broadcaster and has three years of faithful service as a co-worker on the an- .f Toots enjoyed the privilege of holding an office in both Key Dettes and Science and Photo Club. As a member of the Chess and Checker Club, she challenged many an unsuspecting victim. 1 3541 7,Q,4v.fCfkf 7 ' JMX 44441.21 . , ' -3' ,I fr HUT-'DA QUASS-Kindness like grain increases by sewing, Hul- da's greatest interest lies in Home Economics while her minor activi- ties included Science and Drama- tic Clubs. ,J . ,, f :ff , , , , fs.,-wg jf..-f ' ,... f if !,L-4iff,Qk!,4-4M- ff CATHERINE REEDY- Kay is a very musically minded young lady and belonged to Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. She was a faithful committee worker and a m Mound Rousers. o'r'ro RIIS-Here's a lad a smile for everyo - .'s taining rules for jboxjnmnc ded many a fast andavfdrious g me of cheis or checkers. , . J Aff A 'tl' , ELSTON PALMER-'fi always take my time because there is plenty of it. Nels was boxing champion in his class and played a little basketball on the side. He will enter ,the field of engineering. fa .1 Q, A 15, I 4,14 Jaw.. t T' 1-4.jU A GORDON PEARSON-This future ez electrical engineer came from Little Falls in his junior year. Gordon was one of those witty humorists who takes the dull edge Off school ufe. , fYd'l0L - ff 'f 'X HERMAN QUAAS-What would we do if it wasn't for you? Henman belonged to the Mixed Chorus and Boys' Glee Club and crowned many a man Cin the Chess and Checker Clubb. . ' f ,af , . as frH,,,Af, EVELYN RASMUSSEN-Evls fellow Home Ec. Huddlers addressed her as t'Madame President. As a member of Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, she hit theghigh Water right along with her fellow vocalists. I . J L 1 5 WAYNETTE RIEDESEL-The high- est wisdom and continual cheerful- ness. Deana was editor-in-chief of the 1940 Mohian. Together with her other activities she was presi- dent of Dramatic Club and had parts in both Junior and Senior class plays. I V13 'wry ,Q-,',r: !.iL4,.,- . ROBERT RILEY-'B6rb! chalked ue two years kof experience in both football and track and was also a member of the Lettermen's Club. His winning smile was one of his most admirable assets. EVA ROGEXRS-Her spontaneous giggle echoed through many a class. Eva was well liked by everyone and will undoubtedly make a successful nurse. J ,V . JJ ,lv LOUISE ROSCH-Teaching is Louise's chosen occupation and she intends to attend St. Cloud Teacher's College. Besides her club activities, Louise was a faith- ful on the annual and er staffs. A ' Y