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

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EDITORS AND COPY EDITORS PAUSE FOR INTERVIEWS WI-IILE AT WORK Front Page Editor .... J. M. Julsrud Editor-in-Chief ...... Dale G. Ne1sonSecond-Page Our Front-Page Editor, Mr. J. M. Julsrud has a full schedule as principal of the Senior High School. He coun- sels, directs and advises all his stu- dents. Our Editor-in-Chief has been super- intendent of the Mound Schools for two years. His duties parallel an edi- tor's as he directs, confers and man- ages all school affairs. Junior High Principal, Mr. Harold Rassmussen, fills the desk of Second- Page Editor. His schedule is doubly busy because he is also visual educa- tion director for all the school. Mrs, Elaine Donaldson, who has all junior high music classes in addition to her English classesg Mrs, Corinne Holmberg, who has junior high Eng- lish, and Mr. Robert Woodworth, who commutes between junior and senior high schools to teach English in junior Editor .,.......... Harold Rassmussen high and German in senior high are in the library getting data for rewrites. Mrs. Charlyne Todnem, who has sophomore classes plus two speech classesg Mrs. Doreen Savage, who has senior English, Spanish and a journa- lism class, and Mrs. Pearl Edlund, who has junior English as well as a class of sophomore English, are reviewing grammar and punctuation necessary for good copy editors. COPY EDITORS, JR. H. S. - COPY EDITORS, SR. H. S. Mrs. Elaine Donaldson Mrs. Corinne Holmberg Mr. Robert Woodworth 1 -v f f 1 ffr- I 'v J , 1 1 f ' I 4 I- :v 1. A, ki L 1 V -' 1 I ' ' ' v I I 1' I ii, ff- Mrs. Charlyne Todnem Mrs. Doreen Savage Mrs. Pearl Edlund Page Five

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Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exaet man. -Shakespeare Iournalisni was eliosen tlie tlieine of our annual lneeause of the inlluenee it wields over tlie lives of so many people. Iournalisin is a tonn of freedom. 'l'ln'ougli their newspapers, people express their feelings and opinions. Our training in yournalisni during our seliool year prepares us for our aclult life so that we will be better able to express ourselves in eonununity, state and national attairs. So, let the presses roll! Page Four

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PAGE EDITORS FIND TIME AND PLACES TO DISCUSS TI-IEIRI TERESTS MUSIC PAGE EDITORS-Mr. Myron Skow, director of the band, and Miss Violet Hyder, director of the senior high chorus, are discussing new materials for their next feature story. SCIENCE PAGE EDITORS-Mrs. Evelyn Hanson, who has both senior and junior high mathematics, and Mr. John Kuefler, who teaches all senior high science classes, discuss the latest theory for smashing the atom. NEWS EDITORS-Mr Byron Nygaard, senior high history and social science teacher, and Mr. Maurice Tuman, junior high history teacher, trace the new flying route from Minneapolis to Japan on the library globe. Mr. Carleton Roels, senior high history teacher, and Mrs. Marie Johnson, junior high history teacher, are not shown. WOMENS PAGE EDITORS-Miss Doris Walters and Mrs. Lila Dzuick, home econ- omics teachers, smile as they are sewing a new dress for the Spring Fashion Show. Page Six ,, .i