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

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Mr. Melvin Gimmestad enjoys teaching social problems because, the subject deals with human behavior and humans are interesting.” He enjoys working around the house and in the yard, but mostly he enjoys spending time with his children. Mound’s A” squad football coach, Mr. Gove, really enjoys his job of teaching boys the game of football. Besides his great interest in football, Mr. Gove also likes other sports but mainly as a spectator. Mr. King spends much of his time watching his three sons participate in athletics. He is a member of the National Council for Social Studies. Mr. King is very much interested in people and their ideas. Don Rcimcr is our basketball coach. Mr. Reimer moved to the senior high from Grandview Junior High this year. As a golf professional, he spends much of his time giving golf lessons or playing golf. Moving here this year after teaching at Robbins-dale, Mr. John Blomlic became our assistant football coach. He spends his spare time reading, skiing, or just loafing. Mr. Patrick King—World History Mr. John Blomlic—Social Studies—Assistant Football Coach— ■‘B Squad Baseball Coach II

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Mr. Melvin Gimmcstad—Social 12—World History —Student Council Advisor A leader of tomorrow! Mr. Robert Gove—Social 12—American History— A Squad Football Coach Mr. Don Reimer—American History—Phy. Ed. 11, 12 —“A Squad Basketball Coach—Golf Coach 10

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Mr. Clayton Nielson—Physics— Chemistry—Senior Class Advisor The Indians never win. Mr. William Anderson completed his Master's last summer at Drake University. He wrote his thesis on Gihberellic acid and its effect on plant growth. Part of his summer is spent camping or at the University of Minnesota Biological Station, Itasca State Park doing graduate work. Hunting, fishing, and camping take up most of Mr. Dennis Schrocdcr's summers. Also, he has been doing some graduate work. He likes to garden and listen to music. Mr. Clayton Nielson is a member of The American Association of Physics Teachers and The National Science Teachers Association. Last summer he took a course on nuclear science and radio isotope technique. Mr. Nielson likes to hunt, fish, and garden. Science is an important p3rt of the high school curriculum. These instructors attempt to develop students' interest in the field of science and specifically in one of the many areas of this expanding field. Mr. Dennis Schroeder—Chemistry—Biology—Physical Science—Basic Math 12 Mr. William Anderson—Biology—Science Club Advisor