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

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JU m in id tra tion MR. L.L. KRANTZ We, the senior class of 1947, wish to extend our most sincere thanks to our superintendent, class advisor, and friend, Mr. Krantz. Only through his tireless effort and guidance was our last year of high school made such a successful and never-to-be-forgotten one. He also promoted the extensive athletic program sponsored at Mound. Mr. Krantz received a three-year diploma from Central Wisconsin State Teacher's College, his B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Minnesota. MR. J. M. JULSRUD A faithful friend, an enthusiastic helper, and under standing person, and an able advisor—that is our principal, Mr. Julsrud. Among his many tasks were the advising of each individual senior about his future work and the directing of the Student Council in its year’s activities. Mr. Julsrud received his B.A. degree at St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota, and took graduate work at the University of Minnesota. MR. DALE NELSON The past year was a very progressive one for the junior high under the capable supervision of Mr. Dale Nelson, principal. And through his efforts, the American Junior Red Cross carried out its most active year in our school’s history. Mr. Nelson received a two-year certificate from St. Cloud State Teacher’s College and took graduate work and received his B.A. degree from the University of Minnesota. Page Five

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FACULTY V« MRS. DOREEN B. SAVAGE—Girls Physical Education 9 and 11, English 12, English 10, Spanish I, Extra-Curricular Activities: Pep Club Advisor, Declamation, Senior Class Play. MR. BYRON E. NYGAARD—World History, Social, Extra-Curricular Activities: Broadcaster Advisor, 10th Grade Advisor. MISS MARGARET O. BERVEN—Junior and Senior High Girls Physical Education and Health, GAA Advisor. The Mohian Staff typists, under the supervision of Miss Ruby Wall, are shown working on copy for the yearbook. A group of 12 senior girls was chosen for their ability as typists to handle all the typing for your 1947 Book of Memories”. Shown working are Yvonne Arnold, Zoc Ann Palmer, Donna Drysdale, Betty Knudson, Martha Linden, Jean Graeber, Arlcen Schilling, Bertha Volkenant, Gladys Splcttstoeszcr, and Peggy Cronin. Mrs. Doreen Savage proved a very capable advisor of the Pep Club by directing many entertaining skits for pep fests, inaugurating uniform sweaters for all members, and basing membership in the club on your ability and willingness to abide by the rules drawn up by the club officials. She is seen admiring the sweaters with Joyce May, president; Irene Skaret, treasurer; and Ruthie Voll, secretary. Page Six