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

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ELEANOR LOUREY Elly Through her expressive eyes her not that he likes school less, ifs soul distinctly speaks. KAREN MADSEN . . . A little kitten chasing her imagination around the doorstep. JUDITH NELSON Judy . . . Like JANET NICCUM Jan . . . Calm granulated sugar; shets sweet and and , self-possessed is she. refined. DAVID MALCHESKI hCheski . . . Even if I could understand women, I still wouldn't believe it. . JAMES MADER ttFelixh . . . Itts that he likes fun more. And Choosing Class Rings . . . WILLIAM McFARLAND Bill . . . The unspoken word can keep you out of trouble. LORNA NICHOLS Lorny . . . I shall laugh myself to death. 23

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RUTH LARSON iiLarV . . . Whatls the A-bomb got that she hasnit got? JAMES KRYCK iiApe-manl' . . . ANNE KUNTZ Annie . . . Think He has two eyes-one for athletics, wrongly if you please, but in all the other for a good time. cases think for yourself. 0f Working on Prom . .. KAREN LEE . . . When she turns on her smile, they all climb up the beam. JOHN LESSELYONG iiOrali, . . . Work fascinates me; I could watch it for hours. JEFFREY LIGHT iiDobieii . . . FREDERIC LIU llTwitch'i . . . Courage of soul is necessary for the never have frustrations. If at first triumphs of genius. I donlt succeed, I quit. MILAN LEMKE . . . Speech is great, but silence is greater. 22

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ROGER PALMER Rog . . . His cheerful grin denotes a happy heart. Our Class Was the First. . . ALVARD NOLAN Al . . . Never was a man so cleverly absurd. MICHAEL O L S O N hBeanh . . . He stoops to nothing but the door. WAYNE ORN . . . Men of few words are not al- ways what they seem. BEVERLY PARNO hBeaveW . . . True to her word, her work and her ROBERT PATTERSON hBobb-dickh . . . Worry and I have never met. STEPHEN PEDERSON hStrealW . . . It is a good idea to take things as they come if you can handle them that fast. R U T H P I E R S O N hMickeyh, . . . The true art of non-conformity is admired by all.