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

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Mrs. Roberta Stockton—Home Economics I. II, III—Future Homemakers Advisor Mrs. Marilyn Stcinman—Art Mr. Harry Bockhaus—Industrial Arts—Woodworking—Industrial Arts Club Advisor Mr. Robert Teigen—Industrial Arts—Tennis Coach Mr. Herbert Olson—Industrial Arts 14

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. •». I ' If Mr. Lynn Adams—Geometry—Algebra—Drawing Lectures arc an important part of classroom work. Mr. Adams teaches a variety of courses this year at Mound. He is teaching elementary algebra, plane geometry, and drafting. He is in the process of setting up a course of study for electronics, the subject which he is most interested in. Mr. James Schulte says he likes to teach mathematics because math is a subject with a logical order; and there is every evidence of using both inductive and deductive reasoning. Mr. Schulte is a member of the West Suburban Mathematics Teachers Council. He enjoys playing golf in his spare time. Mr. Norman Simondet is also a member of the West Suburban Mathematics Teachers Council. He has done graduate work at Mankato, St. Cloud State College of Iowa and the University of Minnesota. Mr. Simondet likes to view almost all athletic events and participates in golf and bowling. Mr. Norman Simondet—Advanced Algebra— Plane Geometry—“B” Squad Football Coach Math Club Advisor—Junior Class Advisor V Mr. James Schulte—Plane and Solid Geometry—Trigonometry—National Honor Society Advisor 13

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Mr. Robert Hotvet—Vocal Director In addition to teaching Sewing and cooking. Mrs. Stockton has added a preparatory course in marriage and home life to her home economics classes. In her spare time she likes to sew. especially for others. Painting, perspective, and drawing arc introduced in Mrs. Stein-man's art classes. The decorations of the school at Christmas time arc the results of the hard efforts by her art students. Right now her main concern is decorating and furnishing her new home. Mr. Teigen, the metal shop teacher, enjoys sports both as a participant and as a spectator. Besides sports he likes hobby work as well as reading. Right now he is working on his Master's in Industrial Education. Mr. Olson heads one of the busiest and most expanding departments at Mound, the graphic arts department. Techniques in printing and photography development arc already being taught, with hopes of even greater advances in the future. In his spare time he enjoys hunting, fishing, and bowling. Besides teaching industrial arts and woodworking. Mr. Bock haus is also the Industrial Arts Club advisor. Taking up most of his time this year was his chairmanship of the Craftsman Fair at the Southdale Shopping Center. His main responsibility at the Fair was the setting up of all the exhibits. Miss Karen Doyle—Phy. Ed.—G.A.A. Advisor—Pep Club Advisor Among Mr. Hotvct's various activities as choir director at Mound is the organizing of the annual candy drive, choir tour, and Christmas program. He also is advisor for the Homecoming Talent Show. His main interest, outside of school, is his family. Mr. Hotvet also takes an active part in the Minnetonka Music Association. As director of both high school bands. Mr. Oviatt is very involved in music activities at Mound. The band has an annual magazine drive in rhe early Fall and a fruit cake sale at Christmas. The high point of the year is when the)' join with the choir for the Spring Pop Concert. Among his achievements, Mr. Oviatt is vice-president of the Minnetonka Philharmonic. He’s also very active in his church work and he enjoys camping, skiing, and the Boy Scouts. Coach Oscar Haddorff has one of the large responsibilities in the district, that of Athletic Director. It is his job to oversee all athletic events and also to coordinate our sports seasons in the Lake Conference. He also teaches phy. ed. Miss Doyle instructs the girls phy. ed. classes. Her main outside interest is traveling. Last summer she accompanied another Mound teacher on a Carribcan cruise. Mr. Roger Oviatt—Band Director Mr. Oscar Haddorff—Phy. Ed.—Athletic Director—M Club Advisor 15