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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

mi puna hi NVine 2 BUSINESS MANAGER Ray Paige. 4 BOB ADAMS—“Athletic, good natured. later offun. sincere and uell-liked by everyone. Basketball 10,11,12; Football 10.11,12; Golf 11,12; Track 10; M-Club 11,12, President 12; Class Officer 10; Band 10,11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12. DARLENE AHLSCHLAGER Gtnllt and meek -thastt and kind. Class Play 11,12; Smokr Signal 12; Camera Club 10; Homecoming 11. SANDRA AMES A girl who onus where duty «a i.”—Entered 12; Smoke Signal 12; Pep Club 12; Debate 12; MOM I AN Z KAREN ANDERSON - (W Well, that depends Chorus 10.11; Pep Club 10,11,12. Homecoming 10; Nativity 10,11; GAA 10.' MARY ALICE ANDERSON A jo lit trord. a pleasant smile, she has ihtrn ready all the while.Home Ec. Club 10; Nativity 10,11.12; Chorus 10,11,12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Pep Club Council II; Drill Team 10; Class Plas 11,12; MOHIAN 11,12; Smoke Signal 10; GAA 10. RfK’.KR ANDERSON 7he ,ee,el lies hidden in his hnefease. German Club 11,12. JUDY ARMSTRONG “May the hinges offriendship nei'er grou ru.it). ('lavs Play 11.12; Home Ec. (Hub 10,11; Homecoming 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11.12; MOHIAN 11,12; Smoke Signal 12; GAA 10; Class President 10. TERRY AUSTIN “He’s foteeful, friendly, neat, he never yet hai known defeat .” Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11, Class Play 11; Homecoming 10,11,12; M-Club 11,12, Secretary 12. JONN BAKER—“Happy am I, from care I’m free; why aren’t they all contented like me?” Wrestling 10,12, Clavs Play 11,12, Nativity 11,12, I lomcconiing 10,11,12. MAUREEN BKIIMI.ER - A n inning way. a pleasant smile, of dainty dress in latest style.”— MOHIAN 10,12; Smoke Signal 10. 12; Nativity 10,11.12; Class Plav 11,12: Chorus 10,11,12; Drbutones 12; Pep Club 10,11,12, Council 11,12; Cheerleading 10.11.12, Captain 12; GAA 10; Thespians 11,12; Homecoming 10.11.12. 6 fe DONNA LOU BELL Of all tvko know her ihr has beeome a fait Sht has smil'd hrt way into rath onts heart. Majorette 10.11,12; (Camera Club 11,12; Smoke Signal 10,11,12; Drill Team 10; GAA 10; Pep Club 10,11,12; Nativity 11,12; Class Play 11,12; Thespians 11,12; Homecoming 11,12; MOHIAN 10,12, BETTY BERWALD— The longer � ou know her, the better you hie her. ” No Activities. ALVIN B LA KSTKVEDT—‘‘His heart is ns golden ns his hair. Band 10,11,12. MIKE BURKE “Juft unit I'll betome famous yeti' Band 10, 11.12; Wrestling 10,11,12: Football 10; Baseball 12. MIKE CARON Gut him a ehante, he‘ll do the rest.”—Track 10,11,12; Cross-Country 10,11,12; Football 11; Hockey 11,12; Nativity 11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Claw Play 12; Intramural 11,12. TIM CHANCE He works with a twinkle in his ere. - Class Play 11; Chess Club 10.11; Science Fair 11; Camera Club 11 NANCY CLAY BAUGH She laughs the world laughs with her. Band 10,11,12; Band Librarian 12; Smoke Signal 11,12; Class Play 11.12; Thespians 11,12; Camera Club 10,11. Nativity 10,11; Homecoming 10,11.12; GAA 10,11; Pep Club 10,11,12. NAI'E COBB He dresses well, ue all agree, 'And how the girls like me,’says he. Football 10,12; Intramural 10.12; Homecoming 10,11.12; Camera Club II. JIM COLEMAN— WAra I think I must sf eak Nativity II; Homecoming 12; Hockey 12. CAROL COMBS She ran he serious, hut she'd rather he gas ' Home Ec Club 10, Library Ass't 10. Homecoming 12. 7 DEAN COX— A persistent worker will always win - Band 11, 12; Cadet Band 11.12; Basketball Band 12. BRUCE CRESSY-“All the uorld lota a «vr’ -Football 10; Class Play 11,12; Science Club II; Homecoming 10,11,12; Nativity II. JUDY DAI.TON — A girl with a mile and a uay all her ott-n. but if sht erer studits, dots sht study alone? —Pep Club 10,11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Camera Club II; Chorus 10,11,12; GAA 10; Class Play 11,12; Nativity 10.11,12; Home Ec. Club 11,12; Drill Team 10. DICK DEVINE “A muehierous, tall, athletu boy, the feathers trial, the students joy. —Football 10,11,12; Homecoming 11,12; Camera Club II; Chorus 10,11,12; Intramural 10,11.12; Hockey 12; Track 10,11; Baseball 10,11,12; Nativity 10,11,12; M-CIub 11,12. TOM DONAHUE He doesn’t like it bool m the glare of day, he plays at night when we're hit the hay. Football 10; Homecoming 10; Wrestling 10. STAN DRAHOS—“Whose glory bright, whose wondrous might, in football how he’d fight. -Chorus 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Track 10; Basketball II; M-CIub 11,12; Hockey 12; Baseball 12. LINDA F.IDEM — A likable girl, with a likable way.”—Chorus 10,11,12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Council 10; Debutones 10.11,12; Council 10; GAA 10,11,12; MOHIAN 12; Class Play 11.12; Homecoming 10,11; Nativity 10,11. BILL EMERY— takes the Tout of Can’t. - Wrestling 10, 11.12; Ski Club 11; M-CIub 11.12; Cross-Country 12. BOB ERICKSON— Here’s a boy who will sueeeed. hr has all the qualities he will need. - Ba: I 10,11,12, Vice President 11, Pres. 12; Pep Band 10.11,12; Class Play 11,12; Nativity 10,11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Class Officer 10,11,12. Trcas. 10. Presi-dent 11.12; Spanish Club 10,11; Science Club II; Camera Club 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; Smoke Signal II, 12; Debate 10,12; Thespian 11,12; American Field Service II. JUDY ERICKSON Her loyalty to her many friends, n like eternity, it nerer ends —Cheerleading 10, Chorus 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Hoi..ecoming 10.11,12, Attendant 12; Nativity 10,11; Class Play 11.12; Pep Club 10,11.12. Council II. Secretary 12; MOHIAN 12; Smoke Signal II 2; Sp n .h Club 12; Relay Attendant II. 8 VIRGINIA ETTER The sort of girl onr likes to meet, trustworthy, kind and always sweet.Nativity II; I lomecoming 11,12. Home Ec. Club 10,11. GEORGE FARNUAM — “To do easily what it difficult for othtrs to do—u talent. —Band 10.11,12, Council 12; Hockey 12. MIKE FITZGIBBONS- What’s the use of worrying, it never was worthwhile, —Band 10,11.12; Football 10; Hockey 12; Intramural 10.11,12; Cla� Play 11.12; Baseball 11.12. MARIE FRANKS— To worry is folly, let's smile and he jolly. — Pep Club 10,11,12; GAA 10: Class Play 11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Nativity II. JANICE GEYEN peppy, prankish, jolly is she, ever chattering merrily. —Pep Club 10,11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12: Nativity 10,11; GAA 10; Home Ec. Club II; Class Play II GLORIA GRANT The best of things we wish for you, non and always your whole life through. - Band 10; Pep Club 10,11,12, Council 12; GAA 10; Homecoming 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Nativity 10,11. KAREN GUNTHER — Here comes fun! Thespians 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Home Ec Club 12; Class Play 11,12; Nativity 10,11; Relay Attendant II; Girls Glee Club 10,11; Chorus 12; GAA 10,11,12. KURT HALVERSON - Everybody's Pal - Band 10,11.12; Nativity 10,11; Class Play 12: Homecoming 11,12. BARBA R A HATCHER She’s little and doesn 7 make much of a fuss, but she has personality plus Home Ec. Club 10,11; Nativity II; Homecoming 10,11,12; GAA 10. DAN HEDBERG So tall, so handsome. u e can't help from looking twice. - Football 10,11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; German Club 11,12; Nativity II. Basketball II; M-Club 11,12. 9 DOUG HEINSCH — “Physique, good looks, yom ..amt it. he’s got .’’—Homecoming 10,11,12. KENT HIGGINS—“Asking halt, giving much ”—M-Club 10,11, 12; Wrestling 10,11,12. BEVERLY HODGE—“She seems to find sunshine and happiness in everything.“— Homecoming 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Camera Club II; Nativity II; Class Play 11,12; Pep Band 10.11.12. MELANIE HUMPHRIES—'7 arn stabbed with laughter -Pep Club 10,1 f,!2; Class Play 11,12; Spanish Club 10. CAROL JAPS—“Here’s a girl with a heart and a smile, who makes this bubble of life worthwhile.”- Nativity 10,11; Thespians 11 12; Chorus 10.11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Camera Club II; Class Play II; GAA 10; Home Ec. Club 12. CAROL JENSEN — Ever ready with a plan, to help in any way she can.”— Band 10,11,12; Basketball Band 10,11,12; Nativity 10,11; Thespians 11,12; Smoke Signal 10,12; Class Play 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; .Pep Band 11,12. MARGARET JOHNSON “Happy and contented with smiles for all.” Entered 12; Pep Club 12. MARILYN JORDAN —“In her attentive, silent way. she does her part from day to dtp. — Band 10,11,12. PAT KELLY'— Good nature is a precious gift.”—Pep Club 10,11; Library Assistant 10,11; Home Ec. Club 10,11: GAA 10; Chorus 10,11; Nativity 10,11; Homecoming 10,11,12 JANELLE KOWAI______“They who talk little, think much.”- Camera Club 11; Class Play 11; Nativity 11 10 JANET KULLBERG A bundle of fun -Chorus 10.11; Ftp Club 10.11,12; Library Assistant 10,11; Nativity 10.11. JACK KUNTZ— The best is not too food for him that gives it — Wrestling 10,11,12; Nativity 10.11,12; Class Play 11,12; Prom 11; M-Club 10,11,12. ALDEN LANGE Hr may be quirt, but Am thoughts art deep. — Band 10,11,12; Nativity 10.11,12; Class Officer 10; Declam 10; Intramural 10,11; Homecoming 10.11,12; Camera Club 10; Science Club 10; Pep Band 11,12. MARCILLE LEMKE -“A friend indeed and most worthwhile, is always generous u-ith her smile. —German Club 11,12. PEGGY LINQUIST - And true sh is, for she has proved it.” Chorus 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12, Secretary 12; GAA 10,11,12; Claw Play 11,12; Nativity 11,12; Homecoming 11.12; Pep Club 10,11,12: Debate 11; MOHIAN 11,12; Declam 10. CAROL LOGEI.IN - Life is jolly, life is gay. why work when you can play. Student Council 10,11,12. Secretary 12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Home Ec. Club II; Majorette 10,11,12; Band 10,11, 12; Homecoming 10,11,12, Attendant 10; Nativity 10,11,12; GAA 10.11,12; Class Play 11,12; MOHIAN 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 12. CAROL LOHMAN - Good natured. witty, happy go lucky.” -Chorus 10,11,12; GAA 10.11,12; Debutones 10.11,12; Homecoming 10.11,12; Pep Club 10.11.12, Secretary II; Class Play 11.12; Nativitv 10,11,12; MOHIAN 12: Smoke Signal 10. ARI.YS LUND—'“She has a roue of gladness and a smile and eloquence of beauty. ’’—Chorus 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Smoke Signal 10,11,12. NANCY MAAS Always smiling, never sad, as if she'd never trouble had. —Chorus 10,11,12; Pep Club 10.11,12; GAA 10; Class Play 11,12; Nativity 10.11.12. RODNEY MAAS He's not a talker,yet he’s brilliant Science Club II; Camera Club 11,12; Homecoming 12. 11 VIRGIL MAGNEY - SilInter is better than unmeaning words.” DAVE MARCH—“SrrrkY is his watchword -Class Play 11.12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Tennis 10; Nativity II. SHARON MII.BRADT Tuns only a smile that she sent our tiny, hut this little smile seemed to brighten the day. Home Ec. Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Nativity II. FRAN MILLER— “The only thing missing is n halo' Pep Club 10,11,12; Band 10,11.12; Nativity 10,11.12; GAA 11. SANDIE MILLER Sandu has a real queens name, her traits will bring her wealth and fame. —Chorus 10,11,12; Trio 10,11; Cheerleader II; GAA 10,11.12, President 11,12; Thespians 11,12; MOHIA.N 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12, President 12; Drill Team 10; Nativity 10,11,12; Claw Play 11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12, Attendant II, Queen 12; Relay Attendant 10. JAMES MONTEITH 7h a wiseman that is rouffeotu '—Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 12; Football 12; Tennis 10,11,12; Nativity 11,12; Play 11,12; Science Club 11; Camera Club 11; Homecoming 10,11,12. DICK MOORE I'll take my chant es with the world and do the best I can ’’-Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12: Baseball 10.11.12; Track 10,11. CARLA MORIN—“W'tsdom, (harm, and friendliness, what else needs she to hare success?”—Pep Club 10,11,12; Drill Team 10; Thespians 10,11,12, Treasurer II; Band 10,11,12,;Council II Basketball Band 12; MOHIAN 10.11, Co-Editor 12; Student Council 10.11; Nativity 10,11.12; Class Play 11.12; Girls' County II; Home Ec. Club II: Red Crow Representative 11. 12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Quill and Scroll 12. DICK MORRISON— His football ability brought fame tenoun, in hotkey he's one of the best to be found.”— Football 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Intramural 10,11; Hockey 12. FRANK NAIRNE-‘‘7Hffr’� mwAv ’i his ore”—Football 10; Baseball 12; Hockey 10; Track 10; Class Play 11,12; Basketball 12; Spanish Club 10,11. 12 DEAN O’BORSK Y— 7V rather dance than go to school. Football 10; Intramural 10,11,12; Homecoming H.I2; Baseball II, 12; Nativity 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12. PAT O BRIEN- Her huh eyes art smiling. -German Club 11,12; Home Ec. Club 11. SONIA ODMARK “Hr checked for silence, hut neter he taxed for speech. Band 10,11,12; Nativity 10,11,12; Smoke Signal 10. II; MOHIAN 11,12; Class Play 11.12; Thespians 11,12; Home Ec. Club II; Homecoming 11,12. SUE ANN OLSON When I meet a soul that's sad. let me try to make it triad. Pep Club 10,11,12, Council 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11, Vice President 10,11; Thespians 11,12: Band 10,11,12, Council 12; Class Play 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Quill and Scroll 11,12; Nativity 10,11,12; MOHIAN 10,11.12; Smoke Signal 10,11,12, Co-Editor 12; Homecoming 10,11,12, Attendant 12; Student Council 12; Class Secretary 11.12; Drill Team 10; GAA 10. BOB PAIGE— (relieve in taking things as they eome. Hockey 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Intramural 11,12; Football 12. RAY PAIGE “There isn't much this guy hasn’t learned Debate 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Camera Club 11,12; Science Club 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Ski Club 10; German club 11.12; MOHIAN 12, Buaness Manager 12. MARY ANN PAULY wish weekends ;rere weekdays, and weekdays were weekends. —Chorus 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; Drill Team 10; Spanish Club 10,11; MOHIAN 11,12: Smoke Signal 12; GAA 10,11.12, Secretary 11; Class Plav 11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Class Treasurer 12; Thespian 11,12; Nativity 10,11,12; Office Assistant 12. DURWOOD PELKY Much mirth and no sadness, all good and no badness. DAVID PER BIX-' � frofrulantt is well deserved -Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Golf 10; Tennis 10; Chorus 10,11,12, Treasurer 11, President 12; Thespians II, 12; Class Play 11,12; Student Council 12; Homecoming 10,11, 12; Nativity 10,11; M-Club 10,11; Chess Club 10,11. DAVID PE TERSON — Silent hut continually working. 13 DEANNA PETERSON Gentle. modal, and swat of fact” Homecoming 10; Home Ec. Club 10,11; Library' Club 10,11; Nativity 11. BOB POLLOCK It's btlltr to have loafed and passed, than to have never loafed at all.” KEITH PUTT— 7 tf head is like a doorknob any girl can turn it ” —Football 10.11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; M-Club 11,12. MARVIN QUASS “lie’s mightr on that mat -Wrestling 10. 11.12; Cro� -Country 12; M Club 11,12. JEANETTE RASK1 A quiet and understanding friend. SHIRLEY ROBERTSON-'EVnA task that comes she'll stick nght to it.” Nativity 11,12; Home Ec Club II; MOHIAN 12. DAVID SAVVVEL “Full of mischief, life and pranks. —Camera Club 10; Nativity II. JOYCE SCHMIDT “On the ladder of success, she’ll have her place among the best.” Nativity 11,12; Home Ec. Club II; MOHIAN 12. JOYCE SCHULENBURO “Her eyes tel! her fortune.” Pep Club 10,11,12; Claw Play II; Homecoming II. RICH ARD SCHULER - Everybody’s friend, nobody's enemy.” 14 SANDRA SHERMAN This umid was made to hr enjoyed and I’ll make thr most of .’’—Chorus 10,11,12; Home Ec. Club 10. 11; Library Club 10,11; Nativity 10,11. JOYCE SOI INS Grntle, sparkling, graceful, kindly words art has to say. — Home Ec. Club 10,11. NANCY SPAULDING - Ambitious, thoughtful, preite, gar, responsible in entry way. Thespians 10,11,12; Girls' Slate II; MOHIAN 10,11,12, Co-Editor 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; Debutants 12; Trio 10,11; GAA 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Declam 10,11,12; Nativity 10,11; Pep Club 10,11,12; One Act Play 10,11,12. ART SPEAKER - Hr whom we admire ur praise, Homecoming 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Football 10; Cross-Country 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12, Treasurer 10, Vice President II, President 12; Band 10,11,12; Class Play II, 12; Thespians 11,12; Nativity 11,12; M-Club 12. FAYE STENQUIST Her bubbling laugh we hue to hear, when troubles arise she knows no fear. - Band 10,11,12; Chorus 10; GAA 10; Pep Club 12. JERRY STICKNEY He’s not as big at tome we know, but just as nice from head to toe. —Golf 10,11,12; Intramural 10,11,12; Nativity 10,11; Chess Club II LARRY STRASSBERG -“What more can one wish, but a good natured friend, who's true and sincere and slicks to the end —Wrestling 10.11.12: Football 10,11,12. DEAN STUBBS A boy you just can't help liking. Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11.12: Track 10,11,12; M-Club 10,11, 12; Chorus 10,11,12. TONY SWAN - A jester is born not made Homecoming 10, 11,12; Nativity 10,11; Smoke Signal 10,11,12; Track 11; Thespians 11,12; Quill and Scroll 12. JEANNE TAMBORNINO She’s sparkling and gracious and oh so vivacious. — Pep Club 10,11,12, Council 12; Homecoming 10,11,12, Attendant 11; Relay Attendant 10; Nativity 10,11; Glee Club 11; German Club 11,12. Officer 11,12; Debutones 11,12; GAA 10. 15 TOM THOE — 7 o all he's a friendly lad, always merry never sad. — Football 10; Baseball 11,12; Basketball 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Class Play 11,12; Homecoming 12; Intramural 10; MOHIAN 12. BILL VAN DLSEN — “A great electrician we know some day — Audio-Visual Crew 11,12; Class Play 11,12; Math Club 11; Camera Club 11; Hockey 12; Thespians 11,12; Stage Crew 12. PA I VOSSEN — Quiet, patient, helpful is she, shy but always good company — German Club 11,12; Chorus 10; Girls Glee Club 11. ED VRAALSTED — “A chattering, laughing clown is he, whose heart from care is ever free. — Homecoming 10.11,12; Band 10,11,12; Camera Club 10,11; Nativity 10,11; MOHIAN 10,11,12; Class Officer, Vice President 11,12; Smoke Signal 10,11,12, Co-Editor 12; Quill and Scroll 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; German Club 11,12, President 11,12; Thespians 11,12, President 12; Debate 10; Declam 10; Student Council 11,12; Boys State 11. PAT WARD — This blonde so small has a smile for all. — Library Assistant 10,11; Home Ec. Club 10,11; Nativity 11. DAVE WEI LAND — He's lanky and he's tall, he's nice so say we all. — Entered 12. FRANCIS WHITTAKER — At he travels along life's way much will he do, but little say. — Intramural 12. LARRY W'lLLIAMS — His day is full of merriness. — Homecoming 11,12; Nativity II. JOHN WILLIAMSON — All tongues speak well of him.“ — Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11; Track 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Council 11,12; Homecoming 10,11; M-Club 12; Nativity 10,11. RON WILLOW — A leader everywhere he goes, a friend to everyone he knows. — Football 11; Hockey 12, Captain 12; MOHIAN 12; Smoke Signal 11,12; Tennis 11,12; Intramural 12; Nativity 11; Class Play 11; M-Club 12; Homecoming 12; Student Council 12. 16 DON YVOYTCKE — A happy manner lhat makes everyone his friend.” — M-Club 11,12; Football 10, 11,12; Track 11; Class Play 11,12; Baseball 10,11; Intramural 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Nativity 11; Homecoming 10,11,12. BRENDA ZACHOW — Modesty is the magnet of friendship.” — Pep Club 11; MOHIAN 11; Band 10, 11,12; Home Ec. Club 11. PEGGY ZIEBELL — Willing, friendly, helpful, brave, she has those qualities for which friends crave.” — MOHIAN 10,11; Debate 10; Camera Club 10; Homecoming 10,11,12; GAA 10; Class Treasurer 11; Nativity 10,11; Spanish Club 10; Smoke Signal 10,11,12; Business Manager 12. Not Pictured LAVONNE DACK — Silence has many advantages.” JAMES DUFFY — There's more to life than school for me.” — Intramural 10,11,12; Nativity 11; Homecoming 11; Football 10. DAVID HOOCENAKKER — Oh, that life were one continuous dance.” — Homecoming 12. CHARLES JONES — Ready for work or ready for play.” — Cross-Country 11; German Club 11,12; Nativity 11; Track 12; Wrestling 12. EDWARD KUNZE — He’s too wise to be all good, and too good to be all wise.” DENNIS NEE — There’s no use in getting excited.” Football 10,11; Intramural 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12. GERARD ORSI — He speaks reservedly, but he speaks with force.” — Entered 12 as foreign exchange student from Italy. DALE PETERSON — Silent but continually working.” BOB POLLOCK — It's better to have loafed and passed than to have never loafed at all.” JERRY TSCHEU — He that hath knowledge spareth his word.” 17 Class Officers, Motto, Flower, and Colors The Senior Class didn't have much to do this year, compared to their busy Junior year. Their Senior Class play was the only big money raising project; for the purpose of a scholarship. May 31, the class of ’58 donned their caps and gowns, walked slowly down the aisle, received their diplomas, and walked out of their alma mater—some with tears in their eyes —never to be high school Seniors again. The world awaits them. CLASS MOTTO: “What! Me Worry?” CLASS FLOWER: Violet CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. E. Vraalttad, Vue-Preudent; M. Pauly, Treasurer; S. Olson, Secretary; B. Erickson. President. 18 Mr. Bchmler advising Gerard. Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Moe, find the key and let ’er go! Now Sue don’t get mad! The big smile and cheerful voice of Gerard Orsi, was welcome to all. Gerard soon turned into a typical Mound High Schooler. He kicked his locker, threw crepe paper when the Seniors decorated their homecoming float, yelled at the football games and wrestling matches, and picked up a good share of teen-age jargon. While learning the ways of Americans, Gerard also compiled an excellent scholastic record, and gained the respect of all of us. We’ll always remember you Gerard. “When the moon’a hits your eye like a big’a Pizza Pie that’s a More’a”— says Gerard Orsi, foreign exchange from Italy. 19 CLASS HOI ROD — Judy Dalton, Tom Donahue ALWAYS WILLING TO LEND A HAND — Carol Jensen, Dave March 20 H A L L BEST LOOKING — Judy Erickson, Dave Hoogrnakker CLASS WIT — Carol Lohinan, Tony Swan o F CLASS ROWDY — Fanchon Miller, James Duffy FRIENDLIEST SMILE—Donna Lou Bell, Art Speaker F A M E 21 PRETTIEST EYES — Joyce Schulenberg, Tim Chance BEST SPORTS -Nancy Maas, Dick Moore. CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS — Maryalice Anderson, Ed Vraalstad MOST POPULAR — Sandic Miller, Dave Pcrbix CLASS FLIRT -- Karen Gunther, Dean O’Borsky BEST PERSONALITY—Margaret Ziebell, John Baker MOST TALENTED — Judy Armstrong, George Fam-ham 22 MOST ATHLETIC — Keith Putt, Bob Adams BEST ALL-AROUND — Carla Morin, Ron Willow. MISS AND MR. AMERICA — Melanie Humphries, Doug Hcinsch BEST DANCERS -Judy Dalton, Dean O’Borsky BEST DRESSED Maureen Bchmlcr, Nathan Cobb NEATEST — Nancy Spaulding. Terry Austin 23 s E N I 0 R H 1 G H STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: D. Christensen, Treasurer; B. Eugster, Vice- President ; C. Logelin, Secretary; A. Speaker, President. Homecoming was the main project of this year’s student council, they sponsored all the events. The next project was the Mohawk Chest, an incorporated fund drive. The Junior and Senior High reached their goal in this money raising attempt. Also discussed at their mettings, was the Minnesota Teen-Age Code. Student Council president An Speaker, introduced all assembly programs. s T U D E N T C 0 u N c 1 L ADVISOR Mr. Julsrud; President — A. Speaker. STUDENT COUNCIL. FIRST ROW: T. Huss, C. Logelin, S. Woods, B. Hardy, D. Perbix, R. Willow, SECOND ROW: S Olson, B. Eugster, T. Porter, D. Christensen, D. Eiss, A. Speaker, E. Vraalstad. 24 FIRST ROW: D. Pierson, S. Trainor, B. Olrxa, J. I ohrke, N. Woodard, M. Corgen, B. Rogers. SECOND ROW: K. Rowan, B. Chamberlin, B. Hardy, L. Baldwin, D. Bjerke, P. Lanpher, B. Hulsc, L. Jacobson. THIRD ROW: A. Bishop, D. Swenson, B. Johnson, E. Wame. C. Jacobsen. T. Duggan, J. Haeny, D. Maas. FOURTH ROW: J. Schmidt, R. Stark, R. Marschke, D. Husted, V. Batdorf, J. Elam, G. Mackey, R. Borey. The Class of 1959 FIRST ROW: P. Burke, J. Fenstermaker, B. Welch, R. Magncy, A. Loraas, P. Kust. D. Niskanen, W. Patterson. SECOND ROW: S. Bicklcy, B. Russel, J. Gunion, P. Hanson, K. Thompson, K. Johnson, E. Platzer, J. Babb, R. Anderson. THIRD ROW: B. Baldwin, D. Dolder. D. Halverson, S. Schmidt, C. Scullin, K. Harris, S. Bryce, S. Burch. FOURTH ROW: V. Rust. J. Benson, D. Kohls, A. Strom, S. Woods, J. Theobold, R. Simar, T. Therault, D. Terlindon. 26 FIRST ROW: G. Ferrell, E. Christensen. P. Upton, S. Stark, K. Mnxficld, V. Schmidt, J. Maitland, H. Foster. SECOND ROW: H. Dunsheath, E. Young. M. Guy, R. Dittrich. P. Forbord, P. Zubert, D. Miller, R. Bruins, T. Herman. THIRD ROW: C. Johnson, D. Ameson, V. Sprangrud, D. Jensen, W. Wilson, N. Blonberg, W. Schultz, K. Jacobson. FOURTH ROW: D. Shivone, K. Hodge. D. Piche, T. Porter, J. Bedell, R. Boll, M. Swanson, K. Silus, J. O’Neil. MONEY'! MONEY'! MONEY'! That was the cry of every loyal Junior Class member. We started early last summer drilling this into the mind of each member. Wc held car washes, dances, car washes and more car washes! During the school year we furnished the student body with a variety of entertainment in the form of dances, movies and our class play, “Arsenic and Old Lace,” and incidently we earned money. We successfully completed the school year by giving the Prom which was enjoyed by all who attended. FIRST ROW: K. Goetzman, K. Murphy, C. Lorentzen, J. Adair, A. Krotzcr, E. Rust, G. Adams. W. Lush. SECOND ROW: P. Liu. M. Wcnkstcm, L. Eklof. D. Wetzig. A. Cokley, D. Sandin, V. Uhlin, K. Jones. T. Sols tad. THIRD ROW: J. Baker, J. Rostad, S. Easthouse, J. Mittclstaedt, P. McNeil, S. Knudson, S. LeGault, J. Farley. FOURTH ROW: L. Obcr-dcck, J. Haddorf, R. Thomson, B. Eugstcr, J. Schmidt, R. Gallistcl, T. Rcndahl, T. Hagen, B. Pierce. FIRST ROW: J. Schwalbe. D. Wilson, S. Dalton, R. Heath. C. Courtney. M. Brandvold. G. Erdman, C. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: G. Whaley, B. Vosscn, H. Adams. C. Wame, J. Hanson, C. Babatz. J. Mrssirk. R. Dressel, J. Stello. THIRD ROW: K. Williams, C. Kolar, W. Smith. B. Allen. T. Kencfick, R. Rieggcr, M. Bottrnfirld, P. Jacobson. FOURTH ROW: R. Peterson, A. Grieshaber, J. Adams, G. Roddy, J. Malcheski, T. Erickson. J. Swcdlund. B. Hosfield, J. Kelly. The Class of 1960 FIRST ROW: B. Rosch. M. Skow. J. Love, C. Towner, K Hogan, S. Liu, B. Kuka, L. Halverson, S. I lusted. SECOND ROW: D. Christy. P. Pclkey. S. Johnson, K. Krake, S. Straw-burg, C. Ciskovsky, J. Jensen, G. Divine. THIRD ROW: G. deWinter, M. Hcdin, K. Gill, G. Dahl. M. Mittelstaedt. J. Ahlschlager, L. Olson. L. Lemmerman. D. Hempel. FOURTH ROW: D. Bryce, B. Dolder, A. Engstrom, G. Rapp, K. Sohns, D. Hagbcrg, B. Beck, S. Corl. FIFTH ROW: T. Miller, J. Foster, D. Osell, L. Quaas, J. Korfhage. D. Diercks, D. Nelson, T. Weiland, T. Thotland. FIRST ROW: P. Davis, M. O’Borsky, S. Roddy, S. Runman, M. Mattson, S. Vordcrbruggen, D. Peterson, B. Coleman, G. Nichols. SECOND ROW: G. Robbins, P. Sampson, B. Russell, J. Schroeder, J. Krotzer, J. Herman, E. Swanson, S. Hayes. THIRD ROW: S. Thompson, M. Blatzheim, J. Palmer. D. Kroll, G. Nowack. W. Hillier, J. Morin, K. Kaladic, J. Hrgcland. FOURTH ROW: G. Trovall, J. Williamson, R. Robertson. D. Swanson. R Nelson, G. Carlson, L. Heitz, B. Cressy. FIFTH ROW: R. Pollock, M. Lindner, J. Erickson. S. Bruns, J. Matson, D. Maxwell, D. Divine, B. Whittaker, G. Bchm. The Sophomore Year, being the first year in Senior High is very exciting for all. The Sophomores sjjonsor dances and parties in order to earn money for their big Junior Year project — the Prom. FIRST ROW: J. lilies, B. Lehman, P. Kust, V. Lindquist, E. Huston, C. Norquist, L. Johnson, J. Oveson. SECOND ROW: B. Milbradt, R. Marsh, A. Lesselyong, C. Pool, M. Rhode, J. Niccum, D. Lemke, J. McCurdy, S. Duchn. THIRD ROW: K. Kromer, D. Bruns. J. Christenson, J. Rudnirki, K. Babler. E. Green, W. Wolfe, K. Niccum. FIFTH ROW: J. Miller, D. Jcrdee, D. Christenson, J. Elam, J. Blaksvedt, C. Pogue, B. Robinson, J. Jensen, B. Jensen. FIRST ROW: L. Bowman, J. Coffee, C. Hodge, L. Jorgrnson, H. Goodwater, P. Kenefick, S. Hardina, S. Hosficld, B. Hofstedt. SECOND ROW: J. Larson, G. Blatzhcim, D. Forbord, J. Beiersdorf, P. Farley, N. Davis, B. Allen, M. Burke. THIRD ROW: M. Foss, G. Anderson, K. Faulkner, P. Forbord, J, Beck, J. Clausen, M. Fischer, J. Donahue, J. Bee. FOURTH ROW: S. Fenton, P, Fitzgibbons, M. Falk, R. Ameson, W. Dack, J. Abraham, P. Adams, R. Foreman. FIFTH ROW: R. Bortz, G. Baker, R. Bixby, R. Drake, L. Dack, G. Dresden, R. Erickson, M. Brown, V. Anderson. The Class of 1961 FIRS I ROW: D. Palmer, B. Schopmeyer, J. Osell, J. Widell, J. Dealing, S. Blatzheim, J. McFarland, J. Peterson, VV, Reid. SECOND ROW: J. Montcith, J. Moline, R. Monson, J. Lutter, J. I .ally. B. Elkin, B. Frahm, W. Knudson. THIRD ROW: D. Lemke, J. Hahn, E. Gunion, T. Hendrickson, F. Ohmann, P. Hayes, L. Gallistel. P. Light, J. Lange. FOURTH ROW: E. Funk, K. Hurley, B. Horgan, E. Koenig, D. Osborne, J. Kramer, J. Hennings, J. Hall. FIFTH ROW: G. Henke, G. Guctzkow, C. Monson, D. Lange, E. Johnson, R. Goodwater, H. Grimm, M. Gocttsche, E. Jeske. FIRST ROW: K. Zopfi, E. Nickisch, L. Strand, C. Peterson, R. Carol, J. Scott, D. Pool, J. Groves, C. Peterson. SECOND ROW: S. Schervcn, J. Peterson, M. Putt, S. Stark, P. Skin-dclien, M. Rydell, C.- Maas, 1. Rcinitz. THIRD ROW: J. Neitge. K. Finley. L. Osland. M. Schug, P. Parle, J. Taylor, B. Gleason, J. O’Brien. B, Smith. FOURTH ROW: B. Martin, V. Batdorf, D. Boll, A. Peterson, J. Benson, B. Zubert, D. Segner, L. I,ally. FIFTH ROW: B. Rosch, B. Maxfield, W. Upton. M. Reid, L. Rank, T. Kunzr. R. Stenquist, C. Batdorf, M. Regentz. We, the Freshman Class, in order to raise money for our future Prom, have sponsored dances which include the Homecoming Dance, Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, and the Christmas Dance. Our class party was held in the spring. And now we’re all looking forward to entering Senior High, but yet some of our fondest memories will remain behind us in Junior High. FIRST ROW: J. Whaley, B. Sterne, W. Rietz, D. Stickney, D. Larson, P. Wambeke, K. Voorhees, R. Stoltz. SECOND ROW: J. Schaible. G. Streater, C. Zotdahan, P. Uhlin, J. Woods, L. Upton, L. Speaker, A. Spamnan, J. Rowan. THIRD ROW: G. Sideras, D. Sorlie, F. Lucas, B. Schmidt, B. Sohns. C. Pelkcy, K. Teeter, P. Stevens. K. Schivone. FOURTH ROW: R. Sorenson. R. Yule, R. Uner, L. Sohns, D. Zeman, T. Kowal, D. Tscheu, H. Sohns, J. Wing. 31 FIRST ROW: M. Rietz, C. Gallup, K. Jacobson. M. Altcnhofen, L. Westermann, J. Kust, R. Shrllstrom. SECOND ROW: R. Drahos. T. Hawley, J. Buchanan, C. Starr, J. Boldon, J. Kochn, D. Lange, H. McKinney. THIRD ROW: C. Dollar, P. Elam, T. Webster, A. Lippert, A. Logelin, M. Einery, M. Nutter. FOURTH ROW: J. Wilson, E. Husted, D. Boyn-ton, J. Goctzman, R Davis, C. Maas, R. Warren, J. VonEschen. THE CLASS OF 1962. We the members of the Eighth Grade Class will have fond memories of this year. We sponsored a Junior High Dance in October that was successful. We also had fun building our float for the Homecoming Parade. As eighth graders we have now experienced the feeling of Junior High School, and arc looking forward to our next year as Freshmen. FIRST ROW: K. Iverson. A. Tweedy, L. Famham, B. Johnson, K. Kissinger. S. Odmark, L. Parker. J. Haug. SECOND ROW: M. Mcssick, J. Forde, K. McNeal, L. Susag, L. Olson, K. Carlson, C. Gronberg. M. Alexander, V. Boxrll. THIRD ROW: J. Yule, C. Tscheu, K. Nee, D. Dalton, F. Matachek, T. Hedberg, L. Olson, J. Sampson. FOURTH ROW: J. Kalgrcn, M. Cor!, S. Peterson, B. Lilledahl, B. Olson, D. Drahos. J. Stein, L. Sohns, G. VonEschen. FI RSI ROW: D. Platzer, D. Singer, M. Y’oorhees, K. Larson. C. Carlson, B. Drake, B. Bald win. J. Skow. SECOND ROW: S. F.ugstcr, T. Parle, D. Tweedy, K. Pamo, A. Putt, D. Perk-kio, G. Grimm. B. Lindquist, J. Maas. THIRD ROW: R, Williamson, L. Nielson, S. Lacny, B. Hagberg, F. Rector, J. Thomas. B. Drake, S. Lindquist. FOURTH ROW: J. Tronrud, D. Cressy, M. Liebrenz, B. Gustafson, J. Taylor, S. Nichols, K. Kramer, B. Weeks, D. Chamberlin. FIRST ROW: D. Larson, J. Stickncy, D. Raski. C. Walton, M. Racette, S. Riegger, J. I-ar-son, D. Jacobson. SECOND ROW: E. Encvold, C. Correll, R. Ryan, K. Perbix, D. LeGault, B. Jerdec, D. Stahlke, R. Ferrell, D. lilies. THIRD ROW: M. Dunshcath, B. Morrison, J. Lemkc, J. Schroder, J. Gunderson, P. Oestreich, J. Swanson, J. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: R. VonEndc, S. Smith, J. Stromberg, D. Dapkus, R. Waudby, R. Rendahl, B. Anderson, D. Engclking, D. Grimm. FIRST ROW: M, Higgins. R. Lundquist, T. Regentz, D. Stcinkamp, R. Ziegler. SECOND ROW: 11. Giesc, E. Johnson. J. Gleason, W. Dack, A. Maas. THIRD ROW: B. Mackey, S. Johnson. T. Emery, V. Nelson, R. Batdorf, R. Cox. FIRST ROW: W. Willctte, B. Pamo, P. Brandh, S. Ciskovsky, C. Scherven, R. Patterson. D. Williams, B. Altenhofcn, B. Altcnhofen, P. Thorvig. SECOND ROW: J. Bcrwald, L. Carlson, R. Ward, M. Lcmkc, N. Adorns, E. Johnson. S. Regentz, B. Ringer. THIRD ROW: R. Larson, M. Hartley, F. White, J. Carlson, W. Behm, S. Thompson, C. Aune, S. Dudley, B. Elkin. FOURTH ROW: K. Shellstrom, B. Howell, T. Rutherford, J. Lesselyong, R. Palmer, B. Throolin, W. Byrd, B. Heinsch. FIFTH ROW: G. Ames, D. Walters. R. Olcxa, J. Quist, P. Regentz, S. Anderson, C. Hagen, B. Schmidt, V. Rapp, J. Kryck. Class of ’63 FIRST ROW: R. Liu, J. Thompson, G. Watson. S. Drake, K. Uhlin, H. Johnson. D. Waudby, C. Farley. SECOND ROW: J. Light, J. Johnson, W. Orn, J. Sohns, K. Oveson, D. Gonyca, J. Josephson, J. Schmidt, J. Kroll. THIRD ROW: J. Dressel, J. Dale, S. Paderson, D. Coleman, R. Blakstvedt, C. Gustner, J. Eugstcr, J. Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: B. Linquist, J. Blombcrg, J. Bockhaus, N. deWinter, S. Keller, C. Woolley, M. Stevens, S. Clifford, L. Nichols. 34 FIRST ROW: R. Drenel, L. I oehrs, T. Rowan, E. Bcrwald, N. Sundborg, L. Segar, J. Wcnk-stem, K. Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: M. Pierson, K. Madsen, D. Martin, VV. Michel, L. Jacobsen, T. Farley, D. Trippler, T. VanArsdale, T. Baker. THIRD ROW: D. Sohns, P. Barfknccht, M. Rossing, F. Ziebell, K. Ruch, S. Wilson, N. Maas, L. Logerquist. FOURTH ROW: J. Hofteig, E. Lourcy, J. Walstcdt, L. Kolar, M. Reid, K. Hulse, J. Niccum, K. Hendrickson, D. Meeks. The seventh grade has about one hundred fifty members and it is divided into five sections. It is a very capable class academically, but has not had too much chance to indicate its intelligence this year. Certainly they will prove themselves in the future. FIRST ROW: J. Falk, S. Picha, D. Dallman. S. Christie. S. lilies, J. Bickley, P. Simcoc, K. Schmeling. SECOND ROW: C. Sohns, J. Nelson, C. Varner, R. Haddorff, D. Eriksen, P. Solstad, M. Blackoviak, Rita Hill. S. Lindner. THIRD ROW: R. Bowman, M. Zoldahn, J. Hilden. D. Goctzman. M Turcotts, M Schlesingcr, R. Batdorf. S. King. FOURTH ROW: K. Mashck, M. Hempel, D. Young, M. Schert, A. Hum , S. Heller, B. Graham. E. Geiger, J. Niccum. 35 Junior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Galliitrl, Trtuunr; S. Burch, Vice President; J. Haddorf, President; P. Liu, Secretary. iphomore $ Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Korfhagc, Vice President; B, Hosfield, President; A. Cries-haber, Treasurer; L Johnson, Secretary. 36 c LEFT TO j dent; T. Hen dc ien, Pr ndem Eighth Grade Class Officers T TO RIGHT: T. lied-Prefident; B. Johnson, Preiident; B. Morrison, try; D. Dalton, Treasurer. 37 Junior High Student Council FIRST ROW: B Haddorff, K. McNcal. SECOND ROW: S. Odmark, R. Gal-listpl, N. Wilson. THIRD ROW: R. Uner, D. Lange, H. Sohns. There arc nine members in the Junior High Student Council; two from the seventh grade, three from the eighth grade, and four from the ninth grade. Its job is not only to help enforce the existing rules but also to help formulate new ones when the necessity arises. It also sponsors several school programs. Seventh Grade Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Keller, Treasurer; J. WaUtedt, Secretary; J. Light, Vice President; B. HaddorfT, President. 38 40 Princess Judy Erickson escorted by Bob Erickson. Homecoming , . jotted bf i oW. Queen Sandic Miller escorted by Art Speaker. Att d nt c. ’nson cori«d 07 ye ' Princess Sue Ann Olson escorted by Tom Thoc. Keith Putt paces in front of Royal three. 42 TEARS OF JOY!!! John Baker and Judy Dalton Second Prize winning float—Sophomore Class Third Prize winning float—Junior Class Senior Class Attendants and Queen. Left to Right: Sue Ann Olson, Queen Sandic Miller, Judy Erickson. First Prize winning ior Class Staff FIRST ROW: K. Goclzman, S. Olson, Mr. Wachal, E. VraaUtad, M. Ziebell. SECOND ROW: K. Murphy. B. Olcxa, W. Lush, S. Trainor, J. Armstrong. THIRD ROW: C. Combs, A. Lund, N. Claybaugh, D. Bril, B. Holstc. FOURTH ROW: C. Jensen, J. Erickson, C. Jacobson, B. Erickson, J. Hacny, T. Swan. Smoke Signal Putting out The Smoke Signal once a month is no easy job, as this year’s coeditors found out. Eddie and Sue Ann had their fill of deadlines, headlines, late hours, and headaches, but the Signal always made its appearance as scheduled. To the Journalism class was put the task of raising money to meet the increased printing costs. Movies and popcorn were the basis of this fund-raising. If it hadn’t been for “Frogmen,” and “Ivanhoc,” there wouldn’t have been as many pictures in the Signal. The big aim of this year’s editors and Mr. Wachal, their advisor, was to receive the coveted “All-American” award given by the National Scholastic Press Association. 'Hie Smoke Signal’s final rating was known at the end of the year. Sue Ann Obon, Ed VraaUtad—Co-Editor ; Mr. Wachal, Advisor; Peggy Ziebell, Business Manager. Staff FIRST ROW: Mr. Miller, K. Krake, M. Mattson, N. Spaulding, C. Morin, T. Huss, Mr. Mendel. SECO.XD ROW: J. Adair, J. Schinidt, J. Armstrong, M. Behmlcr, M. Anderson, S. Antes. THIRD ROW: L, Eidem, E. Christensen, S. Odmark, S. Olson, D. Bell, P. Lindquist, M. lledin, FOURTH ROW: J. Maitland, C. Lohman, P. Ziebell, S. Miller, M. Pauly, C. Japs. FIFTH ROW: J. Erickson, T. Thoc, A. Speaker, R. Willow, J. Hacny, R. Boll, R. Paige. Mohian The MOHIAN is a students book, written, pictured and edited by the students themselves. Co-editors this year were Carla Morin and Nancy Spaulding. Each year the MOHIAN is dominated by the .Senior Class. They command more space in pictures and writing than any other group. Each .Senior Class will have its turn as it graduates. Our MOHIAN costs about $4.50 per book: however students pay only $3.00, the other $1.50 is made up by the sale of advertising space, and by concessions operated by the MOHIAN Staff. The work involved in putting out the MOHIAN was found to be overwhelming for one editor. 'Hie amount of work that mast go into putting out a yearbook is far greater than would seem on the surface. Each year because of increased student enrollment wc must increase the si c of the MOHIAN. Wc, the MOHIAN Staff sincerely hope that each student will receive his MOHIAN and enjoy its contents knowing that that enjoyment will increase as his high school days and graduation pass behind him. Nancy Spaulding, Carla Morin—Co-Editors; Mr. Mendel, Mr. Miller—Advisors. Concert Band STANDING, Left to Right: G. Euster, Vice President; B. Erickson, President; N. Claybaugh, Librarian; J. Grant, Treasurer. SEATED: J. Adair, Secretary; Mr. Skow. Director. Student Teachers Band Officers SEATED: Mr. Skow. STANDING, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Skow, S. Olson, V. Meredith, N. Claybaugh, P. Liu, J. Adair, M. Skow. G. Famham. SECOND ROW: E. Vraal-stad, S. Odmark. FIRST ROW: S. Olson, S. Easthouse, M Hedin, L. Wallace. SECOND ROW: M. Skow, B. Hodge, S. Thompson, J. Babbs, N. Blomberg, A. Engstrom, L. Dugitad, G. Anderson. THIRD ROW: M. Jordon, K. Cory, C. Hodge, L. Jorganson. B. Hillier, T. Hun, C. Logelin, M. Skow, R. Dahl, P. McNeal, D. Kroll. FOURTH ROW: J. Rostad. L. Smith. G. Carlson, D. Ameson, M. Rydell, A. Strom, P. Forbord, J. Grant, W. Wilson, B. Erickson, B. Eugstcr, J. Monteith, D. Eiss. FIFTH ROW: C. Morin. D. Bell, J. Herman, Mr. Skow. T. Hagen, A. Blakcstvedt. J,rector r- Skow Majorette Oonnj Ixm Bell FIRST ROW: P. Patterson. M. Bchmler, A. Kocklcy, K. Thompson, J. Krotzer, G. Volrath, S. Stark, K. Williams, N. Woodard, C. Lehman, K. Johnson, A. Weeks. SECOND ROW: L. Johnson, J. Oveson, L. Eklof. L. Halverson, S. Duehn, E. Swanson, J. Maitland, P. Upton, H. Dunsheath, S. Schmidt, E. Young. THIRD ROW: N. Spaulding, K. Ward, S. McCurdy, K. Jacobson, D. Bjcrke, P. Kust, B. Engleking, P. Hanson, J. Schroeder, J. Miller, L. Lemrner-man. FOURTH ROW: B. Chembcrlin, A. Greishaber, J. Williamson, J. Schmidt, V. Batdorf. J. Schmitt, J. Elam, J. Bensen, R. Borey, J. Kelly, J. Pierce, D. Stubbs. Choir Choir Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Chembcrlin, Vice President; J. Miller, Treasurer; D. Pcrbix, President; J. Erickson, Secretary; Mr. Hotvct, Director. Choir Council 48 FIRST ROW: E. Young, S. Miller. J. Erickson. SECOND ROW: J. Miller. B. Chembcrlin. THIRD ROW: J. Elam, J. Schmidt, D. Perbix, J. Williamson. FIRST ROW: V. Schmidt, C. Japs, G. deVVintcr, C. Armstrong, J. Dalton, P. Pclky, S. Hus-tcd, M. Anderson, P. French, B. Kuka, S. Dalton. SECOND ROW: J. Erickson, K. Kromer, K. Gill, S. Miller, D. Swenson, H. Kramer, P. Lindquist, L. Eidem, A. Lund, K. Krake, N. Stelling, Mr. Hotvet. THIRD ROW: J. Christiansen, R. Ricgger, K. Gunther. S. Ritter. D. Doldcr, S. Bryce, M. Pauly. B. Johnson, N. Maas. FOURTH ROW: T. Rcndahl, J. Korf-hage, D. Christensen, J. Haeny, K. Hodge, D. Amcson, S. Drahos, A. Swanson, D. Pcrbix. R. Anderson. K. Jones. 49 Cadet Band FIRST ROW: K. McNeal, S. Odmark, A. Sparrman, K. Carlson, M. Messick. B. Gustafson, J. Montcith. SECOND ROW: T. Hendrickson, L. Olson, A. Tweedy, M. Liebrenz, D. Tweedy, R Uner, J. Thomas, J. Skow, L. Parker, J. Haug, M. Reinitz, M. Burke, K. Ivenon, C. Gronberg. THIRD ROW: B. Johnson. J. Taylor, M. Bottenfield, K. Shivone, M. David, B. Hagberg, B. Rosch, J. Simar, M. Falk, E. Jeske. FOURTH ROW: S. Nichols, J. Woods, D. Forbord, F. Rector, J. Beck, L. Olson, D. Cox, D. Chemberlin, V. Anderson, D. Lange, S. Eugster. B. Weeks. C. Munson, S. Lush, F. Lores. K. Kromcr, J. Schaible. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Void, M. Reigentz, G. Streater, B. Baldwin, B. Horgan, L. Famham, L. Susag. B Jensen, G. Branvold, B. Schmitt, M. Gocttche, J. Messick. J. Adams. The Cadet Band was tinder the direction of Anton Void. In addition to playing at all home games during the football season the Cadet Band also apj eared in all three of the annual concerts—the Christmas Concert, Pop Concert, and the Spring Concert. The Junior High Chorus was under the direction of Mr. Hotvet. They had many money raising projects and also sang in the annual concerts. The chorus was governed by a council of 7 members: S. Hosficld, K. Perbix, P. Light, J. Johnson, H. Sohas, J. Peterson, and J. I,arson. Junior High Chorus FIRST ROW: L. Westermman. K. Jacobson. S. Rciggcr, S. Hosficld. J. Kochn. M Rosette P. Uhlin, M Putt, B. Allen, J. Schroeder. S. Fenton, J. Lange. J. Strotnberg. S. Smith, J Tronrud, A. Lippert, M. Dunsheath, C. Peterson, J. Lemke, F. Ohmann, J. Swanson, K Coral, Mr. Hotvet. SECOND ROW: R. VonEndc, K. Zolhaahn, J. Buchanan, M. Drake S. Hardina, P. Oestreich, J. Clauson, J. Gunderson, P. Light, L. Oslund, D. Grimm. J. John son. S. Lindquist, L. Sat her, S. Johnson, M. Nutter, M. Ryan, D. Lang, J. Bolhdan, J. Coffee THIRD ROW: C. Starr, J. Donahue. J. Peterson. E. Enevoid, B. Morrison, C. Peterson, D Dapkus, J. Goetzman, J. Wilson, D. Stahlke, D. lilies, R. Farrell, P. Husted. D. Williamson B. Jcrdee, R Drahos. T. Hawley, D. Larson, K Perbix. J. Stickney, C. Walton, C. Gallup FOURTH ROW: R. Davis, D. LcGault, R. Monson, F. Lucas, R. Waudby, B. Anderson. D. Engel king, H. Sohns, R. Warren, D. Osborne, W. Upton, H. Grimm, R. Maxfield, G. Guetzkow, T Kowal, J. Wing. R. Rendahl, R. Bortz, P. Elam, B. Knudson, J. Hahn, D. Doynton, S. Lacny D. Jacobson, S. Nielson. J. Larson. Spanish Club FIRST ROW: J. Fciutemiaker, K. Rowan, B. Crawford, B. Kuka, Mr. Marias, K. Halverson. P. French. M. Skow. SECOND ROW: S. Thompson, K. Davidson, M. Blatzheim, K. Johnson, G. deWinter. K. Gill. L. Eklof, C. Maxfield. THIRD ROW: S. Husted, K. Thompson. E. Swanson. J. Middlcsted, R. Riegger, B. Chemberlin, D. Kroll, B. Baldwin, K. Williams. FOURTH ROW: K. Christiansen, E. Young. D. Halverson, C. Scullcn, S. Bryce, S. Schmidt, K. Harris, B. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: L. Oberdeck, J. HaddorfT, D. Jcrdee, R Stark. J. Foster, J. Elam, T. Rendahl, J. Korfhage, R. Dicrks. German Club HRST ROW: P. Vossen, P. O’Brien. Mr. Wachcl, J. Tamboumino. SECOND ROW: M. Lemke, E. Christensen, M. Guy, C. Jones, R. Anderson. THIRD ROW: G. Eugster, D. Pederson, R. Boll. E. Vraalstad, D. Hedberg, R. Paige. Camera Club FIRST ROW: J. Schroder. B. Hodge. Mr. Neibon, D. Bell. J. Haeny. SECOND ROW: S. Johnson, E. Christensen. J. Baker. J. Palmer. THIRD ROW: P. Lindquist, M. Skow, P. Ward, C. Combs, D. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: S. Knutson, N. Claybaugh, C. Logelin, L. Olson, D. Oscll, B. Cressy. Science Club FIRST ROW: G. Orsi, D. Halverson, R. Paige, R. Maas. SECOND ROW: D. Pierce, K. Goetz-man, C. Nordquist, M. Hedin, S. Hayes. THIRD ROW: J. Morin. C. Jensen, B. Chcmbcriin, D. Ameson, D. Sawvel. FOURTH ROW: A. Lange. J. Foster, J. Elam, R. Stark, R. Dicrks. 52 Thespians FIRST ROW: C. Jensen, T. Thoc, E. Vraalstad, D. Pierson, N. Claybaugh. SECOND ROW: C. Morin, S. Odmark. K. Gunther, M. Anderson. E. Christensen, M. Bchmlcr. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gulbrandson, S. Antes, C. Japs. P. Qiebcll, D. Bell, S. Olson. Miss Authier. FOURTH ROW: ?. McNeal, M. Pauly, K. Harris, S. Bryce, N. Spaulding, S. Miller. FIFTH ROW: T. Hagen, B. VanDuscn, T. Swan. A. Speaker. D. Perbix, D. Maas, B. Erickson. Ski Club FIRST ROW: P. McNeal, B. Kuka, N. Claybaugh, K. Gunther, J. Adair. SECOND ROW: D. Dolder, S. Pederson. B. Morgan. J. Ahlschlager. THIRD ROW: C. Logclin, S. Schmidt, J. Emery. B. Baldwin, J. Schmidt. J. Emery, B. Baldwin, J. Schmidt. 53 Club Officers German Club Officers R. Paige, Vice President; R. Boll, President; J. Tam-boumino, Secretary-Treasurer. The German Club advisor was Mr. Wachai. The club had dues—which were never paid; planned parties which were never given; and they also sang German songs in loud, but off-key voices. Although their plans did not always turn out they were very civic minded. One of the things they especially specialized in was helping Ladies in distress—mainly by carrying their cars off sidewalks. Even though this was one of the most disorganized clubs in the school, it was one of the most fun. Science Club Officers R. Paige, President; G. Orsi, Vice President; R. Maas, Secretary; D. Halverson, Treasurer. The Science Club was under the leadership of Ray Paige, and direction of Mr. Neilson, and sponsored the Mound Science Fair in the Latter part of March. The Science Fair has been an annual activity for the club. The winners from our local fair then went on to regional competition. Camera Club Officers J. Haeny, Vice President; D. Bell, President; B. Hodge, Treasurer; J. Schroeder, Secretary. The Camera Club was an organization that taught a student how to use his camera and learn the many different tasks of the developing process. They did such things as taking field trips, pictures for the school newspaper and snap shots for their own personal pleasure. ■ Thespian Officers E. Vraalstad, President; T. Thoe, Treasurer; P. Lindquist. Secretary; D. Pierson, Vice President. This was a very active year for the Mound Thespian Society, Try-outs were held in the fall and new members were selected. The regular initiation for members to the National Thespian Society was held at Shirley Hills School in the early spring. Some of the projects for the club included; the homecoming show at the afternoon coronation, a show with the band in their Pop Concert, a one-act play in the spring for the declamation contest, and fund raising projects to buy a small spotlight for the school. The club sponsored several projects and with some of the money they went to the Lyceum Theater and saw “Auntie Marne. 54 Library Assistants FIRS7' ROW: J. Hanson, A. Krotzer, Miss Johnson, J. Biersdorf, J. Peterson. SECOND ROW: R. Marsh, M. Rietz, D. Lcmkc, L. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Swanson, N. Carlson, M. Mitzcl, L. Hritz, K. Johnson. Debate Team FIRST ROW: S. Ames. S. Bryce. Mr. Gulbrandson. E. Christensen. SECOND ROW: P. Zubert, D. Pederson, J. Elam, R. Dicrks, R. Paige. 55 LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Pauly, C. Logclin, S. Burch, N. Spaulding, and Captain M. Behmlcr. Cheer- leaders The football-basketball cheerleader’s main objective was to create school spirit and support the teams during the 1957-58 school year. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Liu, M. Gorgen, and L. Johnson—Wrestling-Hockey Cheerleaders. c W H R E E H E S O R T C L L K E I E A N Y D G E R S 57 G. A. A FIRST ROW: S. Roddy, J. Monteith. K- Resslcr, S. Hosfield, Mr . Trainman, M Putt, S. Schervcn, L. Speaker, S. Hu� ted. SECOND ROW: S. Johnson. P. Pelky, M. Mattson, J. lilies, J. Schroeder, P. Kenefick, L. Strand, C. Lorentzen, J. Peterson. THIRD ROW:]. Fetuiermakcr, B. Allen, M. Fischer, B. Schmitt, A. Sparrman, P. Light, P. Skindelin, H Goodwater, M. Foss, J. Donahue. FOURTH ROW: T. Ohman. M. O’Borsky, K Davidson, S. Duehn, E. Christensen, J. Tambournino, G. Grant, K. Gunther. S. Fenton, B. Kuka. FIFTH ROW: P. Liu, L. Osland. K. Teeter. J. McCurdy, F-. Funk, K. Gill, S. Miller, H. Dunsheath, S. Hayes. J. Adair. SIXTH ROW: L. Johnson, D. Halverson, D. Adams, S. Schmidt, S. Bryce, K. Harris, M. Guy, B. Johnson. S. Burch, B. Cressy, G. deWinter. GAA, Girls' Athletic Association, was organized for all girls who were interested in playing in many of the various sports. The sports they could participate in were: Basketball, Baseball, Badminton, Volleyball, and others. They met every Friday night after school. Junior Hi-Lites FIRST ROW S. Clifford, M. Stevens. P Hayes. SECOND ROW: K Finley, J. Bee. THIRD ROW: A. Lippert. M. Reid. B. Schopmeyer. The Jr. Hi-Lites again this year strived to pass the high standards set in previous years. The stair had a very successful year under the leadership of Mr. YVeidcnback. The Junior Hi-Lite Staff (whose work occupies the third page of the Smoke Signal) is composed of about 8 persons. Under the editorship of Kathy Finley, and Bill Schopmeyer, the staff will put out 6 issues. 58 FIRST ROW. G. Krdman, D. Woyctye, Mr. Haddorff, B. Hardy, G. Burster, A. Strom, B. Emery. FOURTH ROW: I). Divine, T. Austin. SECOND ROW: P McNcal. D. Moore, J William- S. Drahos, D. Stubbs. R Willow, T. Therault. J. Kuntz. son. D. Perbix. J. Haddorff. THIRD ROW: S. LeGault. S. Woods. M Club This ycar’s“M” Club has been very active in putting on a number of activities to raise money. Early in the year they presented a basketball game between the Harlem Clowns and the House of David, two semi-pro teams. The annual Senior-Faculty game was next on the list and it provided a number of laughs for the spectators. In the spring came the annual Mound Relays and the initiation of the new members for the year. The year proved quite an interesting and profitable year for the “M” Club. M Club Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: B Adams. President; J Haddorff. Vice President; T. Austin, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: B. Chembcrlin. K. Putt. M. Quaas. SECOND ROW: K Higgins. D. Eiss, B Hotfield. THIRD ROW: N. Cobb. D. Morrison. A. Speaker. FOURTH ROW: B. Adams. D. Husted. B Van Dusen FIFTH ROW: D. Hedberg. D. Terlindon, J. O’Neil. 59 JHNK FIRST ROW: J. Herman, S. Hunted, L. Eklof, E. Young, S. Miller, J. Erickson, M. Wenkstern, G. deWinter, P. Burke. SECOND ROW: W. Lush. P. Liu, J. Adair, S. Trainor, K. Krakc, J. lilies, L. Halverson, B- Kuka, M. Behmler. THIRD ROW: J. Rostad, P. French, J. Armstrong, G. Grant, A. Lund, C. I-ohman, J. Tarnbournino, K. Gunther, C. Norquist. FOURTH ROW: S. Ritter. K. Thompson, K. Williams, L. Eidem.J. Dalton. G. Lorcntzcn, D. Bjerke, F. Miller, K. Anderson,J. Kullberg. FIFTH ROW: S. Schmidt, S. Bickley, L. Smith, O. Otrey, A. Kockley. M. Mitzcl, M Blatzheim, K. Gill, C. Morin, S. Olson. W. Smith. SIXTH ROW: S. McCurdy. N. Claybaugh. M. Franks, C. Japs, J. Maitland. P. Lindquist, F. Stenquist. C. Jensen. H. Foster. A. Weeks. SEVENTH ROW: G. Jenks. H. Dunsheath, C. Scullin, X. Spaulding, D. Bell, M. Pauly, C. l ogelin, K. Kromer, K. Harris. S. Burch, B. Johnson. Senior High Pep Club Pep Club Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Erickson, Secretary; E. Young, Vice President; S. Miller. President; L. Eklof, Treasurer. 60 FIRST ROW: J. Schwalbe. N. Sidling, N. Maas, I . Patterson, B. Crawford, S. Dalton. SECOND ROW: T. Muss, M. Mattson, S. Liu. S. Runman, C. Armstrong. K Goetz man. HURD ROW: M. Anderson, M. O’Borsky, B. Coleman, S. Johnson, D. Christy, J. Oveson, B. Olrxa. FOURTH ROW: B. Milbradt. L. Johnson, P- Pelky. V. Uhlin, N. Woodard, E. Swanson. FIFTH ROW S. Thompson, M. Hedin, S. Ames, S. Hayes, S. Bryce, A. Kngstrom, B. Cressy. Pep Club Council FIRST ROW-SEATED: Mr. Gorgen. SECOND ROW: P. Liu. B. Crawford. THIRD ROW:}. Adair. T. Huss, M. Behmlcr. FOURTH ROW: L. Johnson. K. Williams. S. Olson. G. Grant. Some of the activities of the Pep Club this year were sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins Dance, putting on skits during the pep fests and decorating the halls with signs and posters before games. Each new member was assigned to an old member for the traditional initiation, and red tarns were adopted this year as a distinguishing mark for the pep club, and were worn at all the games. All in all the Pep Club had a very successful year. 61 Junior High Pep Club FIRST ROW: S. Thompson, K. Carlton, C. Gronberg, L. Olson, J. Lindell, S. Hosficld, J. Quint, S. Wilson, N1. Meuick. SECOND ROW: J. Nelson, K. McNeal, L. Susag, B. Hcinsch. K. Rudh, K. Anderson, B. Johnson, B. Morrison, K. L'hlin, R. Pearson. THIRD ROW: M Dunsheath, J. Walstedt, K. Hulse, B. Schmidt, M. Schert, J. Bockhails, N. deWinter, M. Hemple, L Farnham. FOURTH ROW: A. Ijppert, S. Keller, S. Keller, J. Clausen, B. Nickish, J. Wood. J. Peterson. S. Sehcrven. B. Allen, R Larson. FIFTH ROW: P. Kenelick, L. Strand. L. Speaker, M. Putt, P. Light, M. Rydell, A. Sparrman, B. Schmitt, M. Fischer. SIXTH ROW: L. Anderson, S. Fenton. P. Skindelien, L. Oslund, S. Johnson, J. Buchanon, C Hagen, I). Adams, S. Odmark, L. Parker. This year the Junior High Pep Club was led by officers Pat Skindelien, President; Sue Fenton, Vice President; Lynn Susag, Secretary’; Barbara Schmidt, Treasurer. The Pep Club consists of 7th, 8th, and 9th grade girls. They support the Freshman Team and the “B‘ Team athletics. Ways of raising money was by sponsoring a dance for the whole Junior High and the collecting of dues. Miss Tweet was the Junior High Pep Club advisor. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Hatfield, S. Putt. S. Fenton. P. Light, L Speaker, B Allen 62 Junior Class Play Cast FIRST ROW: N. Blombcrg, R. Gallistel, P. McNeal, B. Eugstcr. E. Christensen, I). Maas, W. Wilson. T. Hagen. SECOND ROW: D. Pierson. R. Boll, G. Ferrell. M. Gorgon, B. Baldwin, L. Obcrdeck. ’’Arsenic and Old Lace.” Director................Mr. Gulbrandson Student Director....................Sharon Bryce Abby Brewster..................Mary Gorgen Rev. Dr. Harper....................Wendcl Wilson Teddy Brewster.............Louis Obcrdeck Officer Brophy.......................Dick Pierson Officer Klein.........................Pat McNeil Martha Brewster.......................Gay Ferrell Elaine Harper.... Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs........ Jonathan Brewster. Dr. Einstein..... Officer O'Hara .. . Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon.. Eililce Christensen ............Eugstcr .........Ricky Boll ......Tom Hagen ......David Maas . . . Neil Blombcrg . . . Randy Gallistel . . . . Bruce Baldwin The Junior Class Play, “Arsenic and Old Lace” by Joseph Kcssclring, was presented November 8 and 9, 1957. This hilarious comedy revolves around two little old ladies, Abby and Martha Brewster. They arc quite “sane,” as it appears to everyone in the neighborhood, but one of their many charities happens to be poisoning lonely bachelors. Their brother Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt, is in on their “secret.” He buries the “gentlemen” in Panama which happens to be the cellar. Everything goes well until their nephew, Mortimer, discovers a body in the window scat. He tries to protect his aunts but almost ends up in Panama himself when his brother Jonathan returns from abroad. Jonathan bears a strange and frightening resemblance to Boris KarlofT. He and his accomplice, Dr. Einstein, are notorious gangsters. The play contained much excitement and suspense, as well as comedy. 63 Arsenic and Old Lace t f Kicky Boll, Louis Oberdeck, Mary Gorgcn, Gay Ferrell, Tom Hagen. Eililec Christensen. Director Mr. Gulbrandson, Prompter Sue Burch. Buddy Eugster, Eililee Christensen. Behind the Scenes. Unfortunate Bachelor. Mary Gorgcn, Louis Oberdcck, Gay Ferrell. 64 Dick Pierson, Tom Hagen. Pat McNeil. THE RED PLANE Mrs. B. TRAUTMAN — Subjects: Physical Education, Health. Ac-tililies: 11th Grade Advisor, Sr. High Pep Club, GAA. Mr. B. C. MEYER — Subjects: English 8. Activities: 8th Grade Advisor, Tennis, Jr. High Basketball. Mr. C. NIELSON — Subjects: Chemistry, Physics. Activities: 12th Grade Advisor, Audio-Visual, Camera Craft, Projection Operation Club. Mr. L. G. MENDEL — Subjects: Sten II, Office Practice, Typing, Bookkeeping. Activities: 10th Grade Advisor, Homecoming, Mohian. Faculty Mr. H. H. BOCKHAUS — Subjects: Industrial Arts. Activities: 10th Grade Advisor. Mrs. P. K. EDLUND — Subjects: English 11. Activities; 12th Grade Advisor Christmas Program, Homecoming. Mr.J.E. SCHULTE — Subjects: Plane Geometry, Algebra. Activities: 10th Grade Advisor. Mrs. E. R. HANSON — Subjects: Plane Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry, Plane Trigonometry, World History. Activities: 11th Grade Advisor. Mrs. H. DOMAGALA — Subjects: Home Economics. Activities: 11th Grade Advisor. 66 Mrs J. S. LEACH — Subjects: Math 7, Activities: 7th Grade Advisor, Jr. Red Cross. Mr. D. J. REIMER — Subjects: Social Studies 9. Drivers Training. Activities: 9th Grade Advisor, Golf, Basketball Assistant. Mr. D. L. BOELTER — Subjects: Physical Education, Health. Activities: 2nd Assistant Football. Mr. G. M. OHMANN — Subjects: Social Studies 7. Activities: 7th Grade Advisor. Mr. P. WEIDENBACK — Subjects: English 9. Activities: 9th Grade Advisor, Jr. High Smoke Signal. Mr. O. HADDORFF — Subjects: Physical Education, Health. Activities: Athletic Director, Cross-Country, Track Coach. Mrs. M. L. JOHNSON Subjects: Social Studies 8. Activities: 8th Grade Advisor. Miss A. M. TWEET — Subjects: Home Eco- nomics. Physical Education. Health. Activities: GAA, Jr. High Pep Club. Mr. F. J. SOULE — Subjects: Social Studies 9, English 7 and 9. Activities: 7th Grade Advisor, Wrestling Assistant. Mrs. R. STOCKTON Subjects: Home Eco- nomics. Activities: 11th Grade Advisor. Mr. D. SODERLUND — Subjects: General Science 9, Drivers Education. Activities: 9 th Grade Advisor, Jr. High Football. Mr. B. H. MILLER — Subjects: Jr. and Sr. High Art. Activities: 7 th Grade Advisor, Bulletin Boards, Mo-hian. Mr. A. NEUFELD — Subjects: Math 8, General Science 8 and 9. Activities: 8th Grade Advisor. Mr. R. WACHEL — Subjects: English 12, Journalism, German. Activities: 11th Grade Advisor, Smoke Signal. Mr. D. O. FAHRMAN — Subjects: Industrial Arts. Mr. R W. FOX — Subjects: Typing, Sten. I, Consumer Problems. Activities: 11th Grade Advisor, Ticket Sales. Mr. M. W. GIMME-STAD — Subjects: American History, Social Problems. Activities: 11 th Grade Advisor. Mr. P. M KING — Subjects: World His- tory, Social Problems. Activities: Baseball, 11th Grade Advisor. X « a cos y « a. sin (f Mr. A. VOLD — Subjects: Assistant Band Director. Activities: Homecoming. 68 Mr. J. C. COULTER — Subjects: Biology, Chemistry. Activities: 11 th Grade Advisor, Homecoming. Mr. I. KEPKE — Subjects: Industrial Arts. Activities: 11th Grade Advisor. Mr. R. HOTVET — Subjects: Vocal Music. Activities: Hockey, Christmas Program. Mr. D. GULBRAND-SON — Subjects: English 10, Speech. Activities: 11 th Grade Advisor, Debate, Sr. High Declamation, Jr. Class Play. Mr. M. E. SKOW — Subjects: Band Director Activities: 11th Grade Advisor. Mr. N. SIMONDET — Subjects: General Math 8 and 9. Driven Education. Activities: 8th Grade Advisor. Mr M MACIAS — Subjects: English 10, Spanish. Activities: Wrestling. Mr. R M. HADDEN — Subjects: Algebra, Driven Education. Activities: 9th Grade Advisor. 1st .Assistant Football, Basketball Coach. Mr. R. C. GOVE — Subjects: American History, Social Problems. Activities: 11th Grade Advisor. Football. M-Club. Sr. High Intramural. Mr. D. F. BRANDENBURG — Subjects: Math 12, Visiting Teacher. Activities: 9th Grade Advisor. Assistant Jr. High. Football, Jr. High Track. Bus Patrol. Student Council Jr. High, Ticket Sales. 69 Mr. L. N. SORBO — Subjects: General Science 8. Math 8. .Activities: 8th Grade Advisor. Miss S. KRUEGER — Subjects: English 7, Activities: 7 th Grade Advisor Jr. High Declamation. Mr. C. HENTHORNE Subjects: Elementary Art. Miss L. AUTHIER — Subjects: English 10 and 12. Activities: 10th Grade Advisor. Sr. High Declamation, Senior Class Play. ■v 7 fe Administration o if w� s c ■} St- Mr. D. G. NELSON — Superintendent, 12th Grade Advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Kochn, Treasurer; A. Gallistel, Clerk; A. Trovall, Director; D. Herman, Director; R. Cox, Chairman; W. Anderson, Director; A. Lie-brenz; D. Nelson, Superintendent. 70 Mr. E. J. BEHMLER Miss H. A. LAW — Guidance Counselor School Nurse 12th Grade Advisor. Miss F. BOYLE — Clerk, Typist, Bookroom Clerk. Mrs. NORMA BORTZ — Secretary- and Rcccp-lionist. Mrs. E. DENNIS — Bookkeeper, Secretary to Superintendent, Secretary to School Board. Miss E. JOHNSON — Librarian Mr. A. LIEBRENZ — Business Manager. Mrs. C. ZACHOW — Secretary for Junior High Mrs. D. ROBERTS — Library Clerk 71 Cooks Mrs. G. Soule. Mrs. C. Johnson. Much time and effort is put forth throughout the year by members of our faculty and administration, in order to maintain effective teaching systems in our classrooms. Along with the load of classroom preparation some of the faculty have carried extra activities, such as: class advisors, coaching, and organization .advisors. The friendly atmosphere at Mound is due largely to the faculty’s attitude toward the student body. We commend you on a job well done, both in and outside the classroom. Custodians G. Fredrickson, B. Hennon, E. Ess, P. Andreason Herr Wachcl and his German band. 72 Mr. Gulbrandson and Mr. Wachel display their outstanding talents. A Squad FIRST ROW: D. Perbix, J. Haddorf, D. Moore, B. Hardy, K. Putt, D. Woyteke, S. Woods, T. Austin, J. Williamson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hadden, D. Stubbs, B. Adams, D. Morrison, D. Hedberg. D. Tcrlindon, S. Drahos, D. Divine, S. LeGault, Mr. Gove. THIRD ROW: J. Monteith, J. O’Neil. T. Thcrault, R. Simar, D. Hasted, T. Rcndahl, L. Obcrdcck, B. Thomson, T. Herman, N. Cobb. B Squad FIRST ROW: T. Miller, R. Maas, R. Nelson, B, Baldwin, B. Smasal, R. Anderson, A. Grieshaber, B. Hillicr. SECOND ROW: J. Korfhage, J. Kelly, J. Swedlund, D. Christensen, J. Elam, J. Corl, D. Bryce. 74 COACHES: Bob Gove, Coach; Rum Hadden, Assistant Coach. Coach Gove and Mr. Hadden had a very successful year, during the 1957 football season. Together with their coaching ability and the teams driving spirit, they never failed to put up a good fight for a win. CO-CAPl'A INS: Keith Putt, Quarterback; Dirk Morrison, Tackle. ALL CONFERENCE TEAM: Scott I cGault, Middle Line Backer; Dick Morrison, Tackle; Bob Adams, End...Dick Morrison, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER on Mound’s squad. 75 Hardy hits pay din! Hold ’em Dave! This year’s underrated football team came through with a 6 win and 2 loss conference record. They also stopped Hutchinson 14 —12. Before the season started the team was picked for a low berth in the final standings, but they came from nowhere to take the third place slot. It was a very successful year for Mr. Gove and his gridders. Where do 1 go now. Woods? Moore struggles for no gain. 76 Mound 19—Minnetonka 7 Mound 19—Hopkins 0 Mound 18—Bloomington 0 Mound 21—Richfield 19 Mound 0—Edina 14 (State Champion ’57) Mound 12—St. Louis Park 6 Mound 14—Hutchinson 12 Mound 18—Wayzata 0 Mound 7—Robbinsdalc 27 Point After Touchdown A Team Basketball FIRST ROW: K Pull, I). Moon-. D. Perbix, J. Haddorf, D. Em. SECOND ROW: B Adams. T Therault, D. Terlindon, B. Hosficld, A. Speaker B Team Basketball FIRST ROW: G. Carbon. R. Nebon, B. Smaxal, B Hardy. B Hillier. SECOND ROW:}. Korfhagc, D i lusted. T. Rcndahl.J. Schmidt. B. Eugster, I). Christensen. 78 COACHESMr. Rcimcr, B-Team Coach, Mr. Hadden, A-Team Coach. Basketball CO-CAPTAINS: Bob Adams, Center; Keith Putt, Guard. A-TEAM: B. Adams, T. Therault, D. Terlindon, B. Hosfield, A. Speaker, D. Eiss, J. Haddorf, D. Perbix, D. Moore, K. Putt. 79 Adams abound Up for the Tease 'em Tcrlindon Orono . 57 Minnetonka .. . . 52 Hopkins . 52 Bloomington .. . . 45 Richfield . 61 Marshall . 54 Foley . 56 Long Prairie ... . 29 Wayzata . 64 St. Louis Park . . 62 Edina . 57 Robbinsdale ... . 63 Minnetonka ... . 60 Hopkins . 66 Mound.....52 Mound.....46 Mound.....50 Mound.....58 Mound.....36 Mound.....50 Mound.....51 Mound.....44 Mound.....51 Mound.....48 Mound.....58 Mound.....51 Mound.....55 Mound.....49 After the game. FIRST ROW: G. Erdman, G. Dahl, E. Platzcr, B. Chcmbcrlin, M. Quaas, K. Higgins. SECOND ROW: J. Kuntz, J. Emery, A. Strom, B. Emery, L. Strassberg, R. Simar, B. Rasch, Coach, Mr. Macias. Wrestling FIRST ROW: M. Skow, B. Rosch, J. Mcssick, D. KroII, P. Jacobson, S. Bruns. SECOND ROW: Coach, Mr. Macias. E. Warnc, J. Miller. K. Bablcr, D. Jensen. B. Beck, S. Corl, J. Kuntz. 81 Coach Macias and Captain Marv Quaas discuss possibilities as Krdinan and Chemberlin try new hold. Wrestling Eugene Platzer keeps opponent on nut, State Champion, Gary Erdinan presses for a pin. Minnetonka . 5 Mound . .53 U High .16 Mound ...30 Hutchinson. . 22 Mound .25 Bloomington 18 Mound ..29 Richfield .22 Mound 22 Mounds icw 30 Mound ...18 Roger Simar tries for lirst 2 points. YVayzata . . 30 Mound .. 21 Litchfield.......23 Mound.. .21 Edina............16 Mound.. 30 Marv Quaa drives for win. Robbinsdale 30 Mound 10 St. Cloud........32 Mound_______13 Foley ih Mound 27 Amie Strotn pin Edina Hornet. 83 J Jerry Emery display- his winning spirit. FIRST ROW: R. Andenon, D. Mormon, B. Paige, S. Woods, R. Willow, M. Fitzgibbons, B. Van Dusrn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hotvet, W. Allen. K. Silus, J. Kelly, B. Pierce, J. Adams, W. Wilson. P. Zubert, T. Miller. Hockey The Minnetonka game was the high point of the year, when the Mohawks came hack from an early 5 to 0 lose to the Skippers, to hand them a very well deserved 1 to 0 defeat. Mound also had the distinction of scoring 1 of the 13 goals scored on St. Louis Park in 16 Lake Conference Games. The Mohawks placed 3 members on the allconference team. Ron Willow making second team and Mike Fitzgibbons and Steve Woods making honorable mention which is very good considering it was the first year and we did not win too many games. Mound. . . ...1 §t. Louis Park . .. 6 Mound... ...0 Edina .. 9 Mound. . . .. .3 Richfield .. 4 Mound... ...4 Hopkins .. 0 Mound.. . ...3 Wayzata .. 4 Mound... ...0 Robbinsdalc . . . .. 12 Mound... ...1 Wayzata .. 5 Mound. . ...0 Richfield .. 4 Mound... .. .0 St. Louis Park . .. 8 Mound... ...0 Minnetonka . . . . . 5 Mound... ...3 Robbinsdalc . . . .. 11 Mound. .. ...3 Hopkins .. 1 Mound... ...1 Minnetonka . . . .. 0 Mound. . . ...7 Edina .. 0 Mound. . . ...2 Bloomington .. . .. 4 Coach and Captain i « 84 Coach — Robert Hotvet, Captain — Ron Willow. T. Miller forces opponent against boards, while D. Morrison trails puck. B. Pierce, and B. Paige scramble for puck. M. Fitzgibbons, B. Van Duscn, and R. Willow fight for the puck. Goalie. Steve Woods, stops puck while M. Fitzgibbons and T. Miller look for action. Goalie. Woods, in stop. Morrison and Van Duscn increase odds for opponent. B. Van Duscn. J. Adams, and S, Woods in Mohawks defense circle. 85 Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: B. Frahm.J. Beck, T. Hendriewn, D. Stickney. SECOND ROW. B Hofsicad, J. Hall. G. Baker. Coach, Mr. Meyer THIRD ROW:}. Wing. E. Jeske. V. Anderson, I), l-ange. H. Sohnv Junior High Football FIRST ROW: G. Henke. H. Mon-son. B. Ehalt, M. Brown. J. Ncitge. J. Schaiblr, J. Simar, Coach, Mr. Soderlund. SECOND ROW: B. Frahm, M. Goettche, D. Scgner, T. Kowal. T. Kuntz, K Schivone, B. Kasch, Dick Bortz. THIRD ROW: B Morgan, D. Boll.J. Hall. G. Dresden. V. Anderson. T. Hcndricson, L. Sohns. FOURTH ROW: W. Upton. J Wing, D. I.ange, K. Stcnquisl, H. Sohns. FIFTH ROW:} Benson. B Max-field, J. Henning, R. Good water. Bomber Squad FIRST ROW: S. Eugster, D. Dall-nun. C. Gustner, C. Walton. B. Haddorlt, S. Lush, J. Eugster, W. Orn, T. Van Andale. I). Trtppler, T. Hawley SECOND ROW: D. Dalton, D. LeGault, D lilies, K. Ferrall, S Lacny, E. Hutted, J. Larson, li Hagbcrg, R Williamson. L. Solum, Coach. Mr. Brandenburg. THIRD ROW:}. Light, J. Dressel, L. Olson, J. Enters, F. Rector. P. Elam. R. Rendahi, K. Kromer. T. 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