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

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Creative minds at work 1. to r. Linda Swanson, Mike Lagerquist, Pam Subby, Boyce Mohn, Andy Lutter, Kate Farley, Jan Wright Marion Lindquist—Nurse Faculty Molds Qtudents Arthur Erickson—Librarian MR. ART ERICKSON, who has just received his Master’s Degree in library science from the University, considers the library as a greatly appreciated addition to the high school.” With 6,000 new books, 75 different magazine subscriptions, and a growing pamphlet section, the new library provides students with excellent opportunities for research. Alta Hintz, Marge Schmidt, Darlene Boerncr—not pictured, Mrs. Morrow

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Kitchen staff J. to r. Mildred Schmidt, Elizabeth Nickish, Dorothy Johnson, Dorthea Parker, Margaret Zoldahn, Eve Poirier, Grace McCurdy, Lillian Trask Service Personnel Maintain The Building Custodians—J. Koecheler, A. Funk, L. Chapman, E. Ess 18

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Robert Tcigen—Industrial Arts, Drafting, Metal Shop MR. TEIGEN originally started out to be a sheet metal worker. He decided on Industrial Arts because it reflects his line of interest—working with his hands. He is advisor to the Junior Class. MR. ADAMS feels that his room in the new building is almost perfect. Advisor to the Electronics Club, stage crew, and Audio-visual coordinator, he chose teaching because it gives him the chance to work in all his fields of interest. Herbert Olson—Drafting, and Graphic Arts Practical Skills Like many teachers, MR. OLSON enjoys hunting, fishing and bowling in his spare time. He is advisor for the Graphic Arts Club. MR. BOCKHAUS teaches Industrial Arts because he enjoys seeing things constructed.” He feels the new facilities are an improvement over the older facilities. Lynn Adams—Electronics, Drafting. Power Mechanics, and Electricity 20