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

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Oscar Haddorff—Physical Education and Health. Athletic Kathryn Ann Lundby—Phsyical Education and Health Director The Training Of The Body As Well As The Mind SCHOOL BOARD 1. to r. SEATED—Mr. Jackson, Mr. Berry STANDING—Mr. Chcmberlin, Mr. Nelson. Mr. Ringsrcd, Mr. Cox Not pictured—Dr. Rom ness MR. HADDORFF has always wanted to teach physical education because he is interested in sports and young people. He is advisor to M-Club. MISS LUNDBY started out to be a nurse, but liked physical education so much she decided to teach it. She likes it at Mound because of the communication and association with the students. Miss Lundby is advisor to the Drill Team, Cheerleaders, G.A.A., and Pep Club. 10

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I Larry Morrison watches lively panel discussion. I. to r. Darlene Stewart, Greg Gagne, Trudy Johnson, Michele Patzwold FRANCIS BABCOCK—Guidance Director and Counselor Now with two full time counselors, more help and advice is available to the students of Mound High. Students arc now assigned to the same counselor each year. This enables the counselors to know and understand the students better— their likes, dislikes, problems, and goals. Since fifty per cent of their time is actually spent talking with the students, students arc greatly benefited by the guidance of these two men. KENT MUSSER—Counselor RICHARD DUTHLER—Administrative Assistant Office Staff I. to r. Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Boyle, and Mrs. Bortz 9

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Clayton Nielson—Chemistry and Physics Ann Ohnesorge and Mary Jo Kaplan weigh the benefits of a scientific education. MR. NIELSON feels that The kids arc great. What they do lack is the penetration and application and drive to see the most important thing in their education—insight. People are striving not to learn, but for grades. At best, they are coming out with only a smattering of ignorance. MR. SCHROEDER thinks the kids at Mound are perfectly normal.” His hobbies include fishing, hunting, and reading all kinds of books.” MR. ANDERSON, who originally wanted to become a typing teacher, received his Bachelor’s Degree from Augsburg. Besides advising the science club, Mr. Anderson films football and basketball games for the coaches. Dennis Schrocder—Chemistry, Biology, Math and Science E. Williams Anderson—Biology II