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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1970 volume:

Gentle do I leave you, lake, Now because I fear you'll wake, And then my heart will probably stay This way I take it with me. You won't know it, till I've gone, But on your banks I'll leave a song; And when you finally can forgive, Perhaps—you'll try to sing it. You must always forget your pain, Within your oceans, rivers, rain, You'll still be here when I'm gone-.. . But I will leave a song. B. Andreasen 1970 Mohian Mound High School I A the highlight of the game the band plays the Alma Mater in an M formation. 2 Huge crowds gather to Lynn helps to prepare for Career Day. Many stodonts and faculty member attend a dress code meeting. Table of Contents Introduction......... 1 Faculty and Academics.............4 Seniors............. 22 Underclassmen...... 5G Sports...............74 Activities...........96 Advertising.......136 3 observe the Mohawks. SCHOOL BOARD— , to r. Standing: Charles Jackson, Bernard Hames, Verne Gagne, Judson Anderson. Seated: Dean Berry, William Ringsred, Don Chemberlin. Backbone of Our School System Planning the school calendar . . . Hiring school faculty . . . Working on plans for the new Senior High School . .. Meeting with students to discuss important matters . . . Organization, coordination . . . Planning our athletic schedule . . . Going to meetings concerning the Lake Conference. DR. KENNETH IVERSON Superintendent of Schools 6 PAUL BENGTSON Director of Physical Education E. J. BEHMIER Senior High School Principal Devotion at the Top Conferences with students . . . Checking up on absences . .. Attend to needs of students and faculty . . . Decisions on important matters . . . Visiting classes . . . Smooth running of the education process. GAYLEN THOSTENSON Assistant Principal Student Council Advisor 7 Giving Counsel and Advice Help students achieve goals . . . Understand students' problems . . . Who to see about changing your classes . .. Assist in choosing the right college . .. Discuss plans for the future . . . Conduct college entrance exams . . . Career Day. Mr. Musser answering a perplexing question. 8 Mr. Babcock looking through Cindy's file. CUSTODIANS— , to r.. Standing: N. Mueller, R. Woytcke, R. Vanecek, C. Burdau, R. Drcssel. Seated: M. Cres y, L. Sidling, J. Cronick. Memoirs . y Past and Pre History 9 ding Understanding the world arour ocnooi 01. ... . .ig or- der . . . Assistance given for headaches, stomach aches, and sprains and strains . . . Handing out passes and detention, typing, keeping track of conferences, and attending to business of Mr. Behmler and Mr. Thostenson. Mr . Maxwell and Mrs. Irvine hard at work. KITCHEN STAFF— , to r.. Row I: T. Benson, H. Ohman, E. Nickisch, M. Zoldahn. Seated: F. Taylor, G. McCurdy, I. Trask, C. Parker. DORIS MAXWELL MARY IRVINE Secretary Secretary BETTY WALLIN Secretary LORRAINE PEDERSEN Guidoncc Dept. Secretary DOROTHY DEAN MARION LINDQUIST Teacher Nur o Typi t 9 KYLLO Advisor ESSELMAN 10 DONALD GULBRANDSON English 12 Thespians Advisor FRANCIS NELSON English 11, 12 Debate Advisor Learning the Correct Usage of Language English Short stories, novels, American Literature, English Literature . . . The writing of themes and compositions . . . Weekly vocabulary exercises . . . Grammar, grammar, grammar . . . Development of students' writing skills . . . Studying theater arts and putting on plays . . . Seniors study Shakespeare's play Macbeth. A Junior English class has an intriguing discussion. Mr. Jackson's Pre-college comp, class listens to a theme written by a cla� mate. JAMES JACKSON English 12 Pre-College Comp. ANNE CARLSON English 11 PAUL McHALE English 10, 11 Smoke Signal Advisor Assistant Hockey Coach DUANE EIDE English 10, 12 Department Head 2 JOHN BLOMLIE World History A-Basketball and Assistant Football Coach DONALD RE I ME R American History GUY JENKS American History A-Wrestling Coach PATRICK KING World History Department Head ROBERT GOVE Social Problems National Honor Society Advisor MELVIN GIMMESTAD Social Problems Memoirs . . . Past and Present History Understanding the world around us . . . Relive moments of the past . . . Television lectures on European History . . . Social, political, and economic problems of history . . . Learning the beliefs of our country .. . Understanding our country's government. Juniors learn from closed circuit television. Mr. Jcnks aids his sophomores on an assignment. CLAYTON NIELSEN Chemistry, Physic Senior Advisor DENNIS SCHROEDER Chemistry, Physical Science, Elem. Algebra Department Head EUGENE CHERNEY Biology A-Football, Assistant Hockey Coach WILLIAM ANDERSON Biology Science Club Advisor Debbie and Chan wait for Mr. Nielsen's approval on their physics experiment. Discoveries 8et Minds in Motion Science Thallophytes, Bryophytes, Pteridophytes, etc. . .. Getting the leaf collections in on time . . . Exploring for fungi . . . Dissections of animals to understand the process of life . . . Learning how to compute moles of a given amount of an element . . . Experiments in lab for a better understanding of chemistry . .. Memorizing ions and their charges . . . Studying atomic structures and learning about energy and its relation to changes in matter. Vicki, Eric, and Steve in Chemistry lab. 12 Biology Hudents study the microworld. JAMES SCHULTE Math II, Math III Department Head NORMAN SIMONDET Math III Moth Club Advisor LYLE BUERKtE Math II, Pract. Math B-Football Assistant Trigonometry requires much hard work and concentration. The World of Mathematics Math Learning to compute perimeters, areas, and volumes . . . Writing out proofs . . . functions, logarithms, quadratic equations, and polynomials . . . studying shapes in three dimension space . . . Learning how to operate a slide rule. Algebra students learn the value of solving for unknowns. 13 ERVIN O. MUTH Bookkeeping Typing Mohian Advisor ROSEMARY BURTON Stenography 1, II Office Machine Clerical Practice Secretarial Practice Office Education Advisor PATRICK A. FURLONG Distribution I, II A-Hockey and Soph. Football Coach DECA Advisor ROBERT W. FOX Typing Consumer Economics Department Head VIRGINIA DUHACHEK Library Assistant DENNIS ERICKSON Librarian In a daze, Pat dreams 14 Roger is conjuring up a good one for Mr. Jackson. of her fantastic story. Preparation for Business Careers Business and Library Getting a basic understanding of economy . .. Cooperative business between school and businessmen . . . Learning how to operate office machines . . . Typing without looking at fingers . . . Dictation 120 words a minute . . . Audio-secretaries dictate lessons . . . Good salesmen are hard to come by . . . Debits and credits, accounts receivable and accounts payable all major parts of bookkeeping . . . Key Punch machines enable great efficiency . . . Library is for Library use only. F ' Foreign Influence: 16 German and Spanish Miss Fcrquson translates a German story. ■ Designing and building floats for Homecoming . . . Participating in talent shows . . . Learning the culture and customs of the country . . . Stumbling through a session in the language lab . . . Conjugating verbs . . . Memorizing dialogues . . . Learning German songs in spare time . . . Reports on families and weekend activities. MINTIE FERGUSON German German Club Advisor John and Chuck li„en to SP«nish dialogue. MANUEL MACIAS Spanish Spanish Club Advisor Department Head RANDEl LAGE An Ski Club Advisor Department Head ROBERTA STOCKTON Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor Department Head GLORIA ELY Home Economics Pat an j Debbie paint with oils. Domestic Skills and Creative Arts Home Ec. and Art Learning the fundamentals in sewing . . . Preparation of foreign foods . .. Interior decoration . .. Home planning and care of children . . . Making collages out of magazine pictures . . . Working ceramics . . Scribble pictures . . . Painting, perspective, and drawing . . . Making clay sculptures. 17 Two future homemakers cut out dresses. Vocational Qkills for the Future Industrial Arts Gaining an interest in industry . . . Learning techniques in printing and photography . . . Studying architecture and house plans . . . Constructing and checking electrical devices . . . fabricating equipment and structures with metals ... Learning to use hand and machine woodworking tools of all kinds. Industrial Arts boys learn by watching a friend. 18 ROBERT TEIGEN Metal Shop and Elem. Alg. RONALD KLICK Drafting, Industrial Art , Asst. Football Coach HEBERT OLSON Graphic Art Department Head Taking a relaxing break from Woodihop. Mr. Benson aids one of his students. Jeff shows how it's done while Jerry looks on. HARRY BOCKHAUS STEPHEN BENSON Mr. Klick, while taking it easy, reads through his gradcbook. Wood Shop Electronics, Electricity and Power Mechanics 19 The energetic Drafting class at work. FRED HANLEY Physical Education and Health Assistant Football Coach Sue, Diane, Rose, and Charlie busy at work in class. Special Education Fitness in Body and Mind Physical Education and Special Education Inspiration of team spirit . . . Pushups, situps, 50 yd. dash, and other physical fitness tests . . . Enthusiastic games of volleyball . .. Work outs in basketball . .. Enjoying the basics in gymnastics . . . Learning bowling skills and scoring. 20 A busy game of phy. ed. football. Mr. Hotvet directs the concert choir. Hard Practice, Beautiful Results Music Candy sales, fruitcakes, pop concerts, talent shows . . . Earning money for trips . . . Performing pep fests and games . . . Singing at the Homecoming coronation . . . Playing at graduation . . . Singing at a University concert . . . Arousing school spirit . . . Testing and challenges . . . Batons flying while practicing. ROBERT HOTVET WILLIAM MclNTYRE Vocal Music Band Director Department Head ■ Jean and Karen practice their musical instruments. 1 Jay catches op on his sleep during English class. STEVEN ALBRECHT Steve SARA ALLENBURG PAUL ANDERSEN JANET ANDERSON JOAN ANDERSON BARBARA ANDREASEN Barb 24 JOHN AREND ROSEMARY ASAO Ro c Bud CHARLES AUTRY Butch SHIRLEY BAILEY RONALD BAIRD Ron CHARLES BARRETT POLLY BATCHELOR MARSHA BATDORF RANDALL BELL Milo THOMAS BENNETT Tom BONITA BENNYHOFF Benny THOMAS BERENT Tom 25 BEVERLY BERGMAN Bev GLEN BERGSTROM SUSAN BICKFORD Sue BRUCE BIRKLAND ROBERT BLAKE EVE MARIE BONNEAU Eve DAVID BOYD Dave PAMELA BRANDENBURG Pam STEVEN BRICKLEY Steve FRANKIE ANN BRUNS CARL BUELL VICKIE BUSH 26 GAY CARLIN Tina ROXANNE CATES DANA CHABOT CATHERINE CHENEY Cathy STEPHEN COLEMAN Stove DENISE COMBS Niece 27 Bob and Glen stop to convene with fellow students. Tri-Captains Crown Queen Marti DENNIS DAVIS SANDRA DECKER RONALD DeVINNEY ROBERTA DICKSON Sandy Ron Birdie 28 PATRICIA DONAHUE Pat ADRIENNE DOZIER MICKEY DUEHN RICHARD DUGSTAD JOHN ECCLES Chief BRUCE ERICKSON WAYNE ERICKSON MARTHA ESTENSON Debbie JOHN FERGUSON Fergic LAURIE FLOE Benj JAMES FOX Foxy SUSAN FRANKIE 29 Amy and her sunglasses. Scan, you've been caught again! STEVE FREDRICKSON Steven STEVE FRIDEN Steve ELIZABETH GAGNE Beth VIRGINIA GANZEL Ginny BEVERLY GARVAIS Bev STEVE GEYEN Steve 30 GORDON GILBERTSON Skip ELIZABETH GILMORE Beth LINDA GILMORE DAVID GITTINGS Mike LEON GOODWATER KATHLEEN GORMAN CHANNING GOVE Chan DEBRA GUSTAFSON Gu ROBERTA HACKLE WALTER HAGEN PAULA HALLER DEBRA HAMLETT Debbie 31 CHARLES HAMLIN Chuck CHARLOTTE HAMLIN Cheri JOSEPH HAMLIN Joe GENE HANSON PHILLIP HANSON Phil TERRENCE HANSON Terry GLEN HARDIN BARBARA HARVEY Barb CHARLES HEITZ Chuckie PAMELA HENDERSON Pam JAMES HENNING Jim LINDA HIGUS 32 HOWARD HODENA NORMAN HOFF Norm GLENN HULTSTRAND PATRICIA HUNT Patti CLARICE IVERSON PAMELA JACKSON Pam _ Didn't school start today? 33 DIANE JAC08S0N DANIEL JENSEN JUDITH JENSEN Judy JAMES JERDEE Jim JEFFREY JOHNSON Jeff JIU JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON LAWRENCE JOHNSON Larry JANE JOSTROM AMY KEPPEL CHARLES KOECHELER Chuck MARK KOECHELER 34 Lake Conference Decision, In or Out? DORIS KOHLS SALLY KOPPERUD MARCELLA KOTULA Mar cy DEBRA KRAUSE Debbie 35 DARYL KRUEGER Squeak SHARON KRUEGER Faith KEITH KULLBERG BARBARA KUSHCILL Barb MICHAEL KUST Mike BRADLEY LANDSMAN Brad NANCY LANGE DEBRA LATTA Debbie MAR-EN LATTIN CHRISTINE LAUBE Chris 36 Senior girls in parkitf KEVIN LECKIE JEFFREY LEE lee RICHARD LEE Dick TIMOTHY LEIGHTON Tim JUDITH LIEN Jody STEVEN LINDQUIST Slip DAVID LOVAASEN Lovie DAVID LUBY Dave LINDA LUNDIN PAUL MAGNUS 37 STEVEN MAJIOR Steve RITA MALCHESKI DIANA MASSENGAIE mark McClellan EILEEN McKENNEY STEVEN W. MERRILL Steve KAREN MEY DANIEL MILES Dan LINDA MROSS DAVID MUSGROVE Dave MICHAEL NETKA Mike DONALD NEUMAN Don 38 OH no! It's catching, and Dana you've got it. KRISTINE NIELSEN Kris RONALD NORDSTROM Ron RANDALL NIESEN COLLEEN NORTON Randy CHARLES OBERG Chuck CYNTHIA ODELL Cindy TIMOTHY OGLUND Tim JANET M. OLSON 39 PATRICIA ORTENBIAD Pat GERALDINE OTTEN Gerri DOUGLAS OWEN Doug JERRI PAASCH MARY PALMER CONSTANCE PEARSON Connie KARIE PEDERSEN LORI PEDERSEN SALLY PEDERSEN ROBERT PERKINS Bob Seniors wait patie ii 40 JAY PETERSEN Pcfe CHERYL PETERSON PATRICIA PETRICK JEFFERSON PETTY Jeff JON PIEPER GWEN PTACEK ANTHONY PURVEY EUGENE RAUSCH RHONDA REILEIN CHARLIEN REZBA Rer 41 CYNTHIA RIIS Cindy SUSAN RINES Sue ROBIN ROME Robbie MARY ROMNESS SALLIE RUST BOYD RUUD Huh? 42 Scott the smiling bookkeeper. PATRICIA SCHERNAU Pat JON SCHERVEN LAWRENCE SCHLASINGER Larry GRETCHEN SCHLUTER Grctch NICK SCHMIDT SUSAN SCHOLL Sue SHARYL SCHRADER TIMOTHY SCHWARTZ Tim GINGER SCOTT GARY SEGNER ROBERT SHAUGHNESSY R. M. ROGER SHAUGHNESSY 43 EIJEAN SIMON DANIEL SINNER Dan JOHN SKINNER KIM SKOOG WILLIAM SMILEY Yale DIANE SMITH SARA SMITH CYNTHIA SMYKALSKI Cindy GLORIA SOPIWNIK Glor DIANE SOULE DOUGLAS STRAND Doug SCOTT SUERTH 44 JAMES SULLIVAN CHARLES SUNDBERG DEBORAH SUNDLIE LINDA SWANSON Sully Chuck Dob First Win in Two Years, Mound 12 —Fairbault 7 MARGIE SWANSON MARK SWENSON THOMAS THEISON Tom FRANCIS THEOBALD Frank 45 LINDA THOMAS STEPHEN THORNE Steve LINDA UDELL Load JOHN VALEK CAROL VANDE VEGTE Vanda KENT VANLIERE LINDA VOORHEES CRAIG WALLIN Wally JACQUELINE WALTERS Jackie WESLEY WALTON Tex JOHN WAM8EKE BRIAN WATSON 46 Toni and Paul discuss between classes. CRAIG WEIDENBACH AMY WELCH LAUREL WELF TERRY WHEELER JOSEPH WILLIAMS Joe JAMES WILSON Jim 47 GAYLE WIRTZ MARTHA WOODWARD Marti KATHLEEN WYMAN Kathy ROSE HAMMER 48 Sara and Dan take it easy in the hall. Seniors reminisce before school. High' own Daisy Mac and Little Abner, Evc Marie Bonneau Strand. CAMERA SHY: PETER ANDERSON CHARLES DONART DAVID HEITZ ELOISE HINTZ KATHLEEN McDONALD TERRY MERIDITH STEVEN C. MERRILL JANET F. OLSON JUDITH OLSON SEAN O'MALLEY THOMAS SMITH' BLAKE THIES LAUREL WILKES DIANE WILLIAMS NANCY ZIEMER Debbie and Denise serve refreshment at Sadie Hawkins. Our Fearless Leaders, Dana and Bob, with their dates, Claire and Sue, at Sadie Hawkin . 49 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Ml to right: Kris Nielsen. Sec., Norm Hoff. Trees.. Charlien Rezbe, V.P., Chuck Oberg, Pres. CLASS FLOWER: Violet CLA88 MOTTO: The world is a looking glass, and gives back to every man gto the reflection of his own $ %rJface- X W.M; Zackeray CLASS COLORS: Violet and Light Blue BO Eve-Marie Bonneau with her American family, the Romnesie . I to r (back) Diane, Mrs. Romness, Dr. Romncss, David, (front) Eve-Marie and Mary. We Meet Eve I was so excited when I knew last July that I would leave France in August to spend a whole year in Mound, Minnesota. This trip and stay here was my strongest wish and desire, because I love to travel, live another way of life and meet a lot of people. Even my enthusiasm and excitement could not have made me guess how great the year I spent here could be! One of the greatest experiences was to live with a new family, the Romnesses. They were so wonderful. I had so much fun and shared with them many experiences of family life including a ski trip to Colorado. I hope to see them soon in Paris. The other great thing I will never forget was the life at school. The school here was different from French Schools, but I loved it because of all its activities, the games and the famous Spirit of Mound High School which is great and I hope that you'll stay well known for your school spirit. I had many new experiences like the cold weather, skiing which I enjoyed very much, eating French toast and French dressing and many other things typical of the American way of life. I want to thank everybody, my new friends, teachers and especially my family for having made this year the greatest and most unforgettable year of my life. I will always remember Mound and all of the nice, friendly and helpful people that I met here and I will miss all of you so much when I go back. I hope to see all of you again. 51 Eve enjoys a sliding party with friend . Eve-Marie Bonneau 8EST DRESSED: Debbie Estenson and Scott Suerth. CLASS FLIRTS: Carla Dale and Doug Owen. 1970 Hall of Fame 52 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Amy Kcppel and Dana Chabot. BEST LOOKING: Toni Koerbcr and Yale Smiley. CLASS CUT-UPS: Beih Gagne and Jim Jerdee. BES' DANCERS: Eileen McKenny and Kevin Uttic. CLASS MUSICIANS: Sally Pedersen and Kim Skoog. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Gretchen Schluter and Chan Gove. MOST ACTIVE: Lori Pedersen and Bob Shaughncssy. CLASS ACTRESS AND ACTOR: Barb Andreascn and Tony Purvey. PERSONALITY PLUS: Marti Woodward and Steve Friden. 54 MOST TALENTED: Kri Nielsen and Chuck Oberg. MOST FEMININE AND ATHLETIC: Dobbic Hamlctf and John Skinner. 55 New faahions invade our hallowed hall . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS— (Left) President, Martin Overson; V. P.. Carolyn Suorth; Treasurer, Peter loven; Secretary, Shawn Ortenblad (top). Class of '71 The Junior Class Officers were elected during the spring of their sophomore year. The first fund-raising activity was selling ice cream which took place during Crazy Days. In the fall the Junior Class sponsored the play, The Mouse That Roared. The class officers selected oval rings and they were ordered at the beginning of the year. The final activity for the Juniors was the supporting of the Junior-Senior Prom with money raised chiefly through soc-hops throughout the year. Dan Abrahamson Bob Ahsenmachor Debbie Allenburg Steve Anderson Bradley Anderson Rebecca Anderson John Andreasen Mary Ellen Baert Judy Baily Thomas Barrett Terrence Bender Thomas Bennett Carol Bent Ann Berglund Eric Berglund Duane Bjerkaas Dawn Blackowiak Steven Boerner 58 Scotl Boettcher Ronald Bolduc Todd Borg Sandy Borgheilnk Elizabeth Borigor Kathleen Brady Michael Brockopp Charles Broich Donite Bruhn John Bruzok Janet Bryce George Buehl Monty Bush Gcri Carlbom Keith Carlson Sandra Carlson Steven Chase Karen Cheney Cameron Cole Mark Dallman Kathryn Daly Benito Davis Deborah DeCamp Jackie DoGuise What's so interesting? Keith and Mike? Kevin Derry Bruce Dodds Sandra Dornsbach Robert Dozier Debbie Drews John Eiss Anne Elis Thomas Enevold Jane Englund Paul Ercikson Shirley Erickson Nicholas Espiritu Ann Faaberg Jeffrey Faaberg Joseph Farley Shawn Featherston Robert Fischer Maxine Forester Bradley Frcvert Mary Friden Vicky Gehrke Gail Geyen John Geyen Richard Gilmore Peggy Gracber Lorraine Gray Vicki Grim Richard Grundmcier Gregory Gustafson Robert Hadden Thomas Hawley Steven Hcinsch Mark Helgeland Virginia Henderson Jeri Hesse Timothy Hicks Marilyn Hilbelink Judith Hodge William Hoefer Laura Hoff Teresa Hollingsworth Jayne Hubbard 60 Work on the Q Bomb begin in Mr. Schrocdcr's room by Hal, Dan, and Phil. Oeborah Hubbdl John Jarnig Corilee Johnson Douglas Johnson Shelley Johnson Wendy Johnson Christian Jonson Cindy Kallunkio Jean Kaplan Steven Kelly Bonnibel Kickhafer Michael Kohman Teresa Kotula Roxanne Kowal Debra Kraemer Brenda Kusf Redginald lambrecht Kendall Larson Mary Larson Yvonne Larson Gary Lee Sybia Leipzig Donna Uen Lillian Lilledahl 61 Jo Lilligren Mark Lindblad Patricio Lindon John Lobdell Drake Lorence Terry Lou Peter loven Michael Lose Gregory Lyons Jeanne Macias John AAader Jayne Magnus Gayle Marcy Jane Macnamara Kevin McClellan Maureen McClure Kathryn McDaniel Margaret McLaughlin Did you say we were having a quiz? Leone Meredith Barbara Meyer Raymond Mimnaugh Tracey Minder Martin Morevec Susan Narratil Cynthia Nelson John Nelson Sandra Nelson 62 Sandra Noreen Shelley Novak Steve Novak Nancy Oa� Lean Ohresorge Phillip Olson David Orn Shawn Ortenblad Martin Overson Farrell Paasch James Palmer Linda Pedersen Robert Pederaen Gregory Peterson Michael Peteraon Steven Peteraon Terri Peteraon Rotanne Philippi Susan Piopkorn layne Price Denise Primeau Marsha Rainey Eleanor Rausch Robert Rawlings Andrew Reese Kathleon Rice Thomas Roberts Michael Roelofs Kevin Rolf Gail Ross James Roufs Searl Row Michael Rudh Shirley Rustad Judith Saltzman Paul Sandness Kathleen Schmitz Jane Scholl John Shannon Mary Shaughnessy Judith Sigafoos Russell Simon 63 Shelly listen intently as Mrs. Burton dictates. William Sincheff Janet Sinner Gregory Skinner Joon Smith Bruce Sohns Sunny Sopiwnik Allen Sorbo laurelei Speer Ann Stewart Laurie Straub Ava Strom Betty Stubbs Carolyn Suerth William Taffc Barbara Taylor Linda Taylor Linda Teetzel Dean Tharp Jan Thies Carol Thomas Linda Thorne Brian Tichy Klaus Trieselmann Julie Tukua Judy Twcdt David Umbehacker 64 eith Van Liere Rene Volkenant Carole Walton Elizabeth Waltz Bernard Weiland CU re Weiland ,ecca Welch iig Wendt bard Wigncr in William iki Womeldorf mne Wong Hal Wood Susan Young Paul Zoldan I ren Anderson rti Bee vid Breen I'chard Diegre I erry Heller | urc Hendrickson ■ oanne Jordan |frcdcrick Kellogg Robert Lyckholm CAMERA SHY: Steven A. Anderson Edna Erickson Gene Loffler Elizabeth McMasters James Revak Steven Sack Anthony Smullen 65 Frank Mittelstaedt Paul Willette Bradley Wolfe Class of 72 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Weidenbach, Sec.. Jim Ferguson, Pres., Rick Schneider, V.P., Barb Ulman, Treas. Cathlecn Ackerman Richard Adams Linda Andersen Jeffrey Anderson Nancy Anderson Susan Anderson Valerie Anderson Christine Andreason Patricia Arcnd Tom Asleascn Kathleen Babatz Wendy Backlund Debra Backstrom Dean Bailey David Baldwin Wendie Bame Gary Barkley Sandra Bartel 66 Douglas Batdorf Joseph Bcndcl Michael Bcnnolt David Bennyhoff Gerald Bcrent Nancy Berg Brian Bcrgquisl Todd Birkeland Lavonnc Bittner Beth Boedeckcr Ann Borg Tom Boyd Craig Brondonburg Renee Brekke Debra Brethorst Deborah Bryant Robin Bryant Roger Buehl Betty Byers Guy Carlson Deborah Cecka Jeff Clark Patricia Clark Cheryl Clifford Matthew Cole Lynn Combs Nila Conkey Chad Cox Shelly Crinklaw Gail Dallman Pamela Danberg Susan Davis Bruce Decker Steve Dornsbach Dave Dotzenroth Doug Dunser Elizabeth Eckdahl Kim Edwards Robin Engelhart David Engstrand Cynthia Espiritu Victoria Fasching 67 Jim Ferguson Craig Freiling Sally Fritz Rosemary Furry Mike Gable Donna Gagne Dorothy Gazette Kris Genslcr Robbie, the tranquil typist. June Grahn Robin Grey Geoffrey Groves Corrine, Gustafson Diane Hanson Russell Hanson Debra Hartley Roxanne Harty Janice Hediger Barbara Hefty Gary Heinsch Kenneth Heitz Mary Geyen Bill Gilbertson Nancy Gimmestad Karen Gonyea George Gorman Wayne Gould 68 Steve Hemline Paul Henry Michael Hcntges Sandy Hessclgrave Sandy Hick Cynthia Higus Penny Hodcna Laurence Hoff Clarion Holloway Carole Holmgren Helen House Robert Howells Brenda Huggett Melissa Hurley Kevin Hyen Barbara Irvine Pamela Iverson Kelly Jackson Barbara Jenson Karen Jensen William Jenson Bruce Johnson Peggy Johnson Peter Johnson Scott Johnson Donald Jones Susan Jorgensen Scott Kearns Debbie Keller Shirley Keppel Thomas Knott Gary Koecheler Kent Koecheler Vicki Koehler Jeffrey Koehnen Corrine Koepp Elizabeth Kolar Donna Krause Kurt Krotzer Craig Kullberg J se Kurtz Warty Kurtz 69 John Kuschill Jane Lansing Thomas Lapka Dana Larson Faye Lemmermen Shirley Lewis Thomas Lind Dagni Lindtan Henry Lister Jerome Loew Jann Luesse James Lugcr Kim Lytle Susan Maas Anita Macias Brian Macnamara Jeffrey Magnuson Kimberly Mansk Corrie Marsh Cynthia Martin Robert Maxwell Debra McAninch Brenda McCollom Gregory McDonald Michael McDonald Bradley McGill Gregory McKee Charles Merchant Dell Miller Daryl Moncn 70 Mr. Jcnks provides good advice for one of his students. ifbara Moore nda Moore ffrey Mueller 'regory Murray onstance Nelson Gary Nelson Thomas Nelson Karen Neuschwonder Anna Nymoen Jane Oas Thomas Oberg Peter Ochen Michael Oehler Kevin Olsen Jessie Olson Joan Olson Scott Olson Gary Opdahl James Osmonson Rita Pederson Irene Potcrson Kevin Peterson Michael Peterson Sally Peterson Jane Petty Alan Philippi Clifford Piepkorn Catherine Pike Michael Pilgram Laurie Pitts Georgann Plant William Pratley James Price Robert Rabe Richard Rask Rebecca Rawlings Kevin Riley Michael Roberts Richard Roberts David Romness Diane Romness Graydon Royce 71 Kathleen Rust Terry Rutherford Deborah Rye Patricia Salden Barbara Sawicki Sandra Sayen John Schlutcr David Schmidt Lorrie Schmier Richard Schneider Nancy Schwartz Holly Sccman Debbie Shaughnessy Tom Shields John Shoemaker James Shoop Jackie Sicheneder Mike Simar What's the Sophomore Battle Cry? Ron Sinner Steven Skaret Herb Siechta Robert Smestad Thomas Sorbo Suzanne Soule Kathleen Spellman Carol Stello Debra Stickney Mark Sullivan Stanford Sundlic Joy Swanson Kenneth Tessmer Raymond Thatcher Richard Theisen Mark Thompson Gary Thorne Michael Thorne 72 Tamara Tobin Bruce Tower Barb Trieselmann Carson Tweedy Barbara Ulman Stephen Ulrick Alice Walker Becky Walter Janet Webster Susan Weidenbach Dannie Welch Sue Westerdalh Peggy Whiting Michael Wilkerson Sheryl Wilkerson Joseph Williams Kathleen Williams Richard Wilson Dd®ni' ®ef ' Robin, and Penny get together In classes. Laurie and Jane out to catch their man at Sadie Hawkins. Todd Worner Wendy Ziemer Peggy Wheeler Leonard White CAMERA SHY James Anderson Richard Blackowiak Patricia Ellis Michael Gravelle Denise Landon Michael McDonald Todd Pieper Donna Riffe Eugene Shalin Robert Terrell 73 Lynn and Renee wait patiently for Mr. Cherney to give the word. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM- , to t.. Row I: M. Bush. D. Krueger. G. Lee, Row 2: B. Jensen, G. Royce, B. Dodds, K. Trieselmann, B. Hoefer. Ro 3 C. Oberg, T. Bcnnct, K. Olson, P. Lovcn, S. Albrecht, T. Bender, S. Anderson, S. Featherston. Runners Strive for Distance and Speed Cross Country Cross-Country, under the direction of Coach Grant Trygstad, finished 10th out of 15 schools in the district 18 meet. In the Lake Conference we were in ninth place. Daryl Krueger was our team captain and led the team by finishing first for Mound in every meet. The high points of the year were: beating Wayzata 27-28; Daryl Krueger receiving a time of 16:25 in the three-mile run at the district. 76 Cross Country Captain Daryl Krueger, and Coach Grant Tryg |atj Scores Mound vs Opponent i 42 46 43 48 42 Sibley 41 Hudson 17 Robbinsdale 28 Wayzata 15 Edina 15 Lincoln 20 Minnetonka 17 Richfield 16 St. Louis Park 16 Cooper 22 Kentucky Results of the District 18 Meet at Lake Nokomis on October 17th. 1st place 2........ 3 ...... 4 ...... 5 ...... 6 ...... 7 ...... 8 ...... 9 ...... 10 ..... 11 ______ 12 ..... 13 _____ 14 ... St. Louis Park .......Edina .....Hopkins .... Richfield . . Robbinsdale ......Lincoln ......Cooper . .Minnetonka .... Kennedy .....MOUND ......Chaska . .. .Wayzata ......Orono ....Shakopee Mound defeat Wayzata at Lake Nokomis. Squeak, in first gear. 77 The boys working hard during practice. A” SQUAD FOOTBALL TEAM— , to r.. Row 1: Mgr. R. Hadden, F. Kellogg, T. Smith, J. Peterson, T. Bcrcnt. Row 2: D. Lorencc J. Lobdcll, J. Skinner, G. Hulstrand. Row 3: H. Wood, J. Mader, A. Sorbo, G. Loffler. Row 4: Asst. Coach Blomlie, Asst. Coac Hanley, Coach Cherney, M. Overson. Scores Mound vs Opponents Richfield Wayzata Lincoln Robbinsdale Faribault Edina Hopkins Kennedy St. Louis Park 78 Tri-captain Keith Kullberg points out a play to tri-captains John Skinner and Chan Gove. h J. Ecclei, j. Fox, N. Schmid., D. Mwg.ov., Mg-. D. Bjccko... Row 2 K. Kullberg. C Gove. R. Shcoghoecy, P. Andonon V 3: G. Skinner, D. Orn, B. Wolfe, B. Tichy. Row 4: M. Roelofs, A. Reese, C. Wendt, P. Er.c ion. The three smiling faces of Assistant Cherney. Coach John Blomlie. Assistant Coach Fred Hanley, and Coach Gene 79 Practice make perfect! 80 all tricks! They're Mini . . . But Mighty Varsity Football The varsity football team or more appropriately called by the students, the dirty thirty , played gallantly throughout the year winning 1 and losing 8. The lone win came over a non-conference foe, Faribault 12-7. Bob Shaughnessy and Keith Kullberg scored the touchdowns to break a long losing streak. The coaching staff was headed by Gene Cherney with assistant coaches John Blomlie and Fred Hanley. Tri-captains were John Skinner, Keith Kullberg, and Chan Gove. The Lake Conference extended the award of allconference to Chan Gove and gave Paul Andersen and John Skinner honorable mention. Chan Gove was selected most valuable player by his teammates and Bob Shaughnessy was voted the most improved. The Mound Mohawks play the Wayxata Trogans at the first home game. 81 Knock 'em down Mohawks! Go! Fight! Wml HOUND 8- SQUAD FOOTBALL TEAM- , to r., Row 1: Mgr. D. Welch. Asst. Coach K lick. R. Howells, T. Lind, M. Thorne, J. Schluter, G. Barkley, J. Mue er, R. Wilson, Coach Furlong. Row 2: Asst. Coach Buerkle, D. Engstrand, T. Worner, S. Dornsbach, S. Henline, W. Jackson, T. Sorbo, S. Johnson, Eg ip Mgr. Teigen, C. Brandenburg. Row 3: K. Krotzer, M. Oehler, D. Romness, G. Berenf, D. Baldwin, J. Luger, C. Kullberg, G. Koechler. Our Future Stars B Squad Football The fearless B squaders played through their winless schedule with the Wayzata and Kennedy games being the closest and hardest games to lose. Wayzata won their game 7-0 on a disputed play involving a lateral or a forward pass. Mound played Kennedy to a stand still until the last quarter in which Kennedy pulled away and won 16-12. The B squadders were coached by Pat Furlong and assisted by Ronald Klick and Lyle Buerkle. Tri-captains for the B squad were: Jeff Mueller, Craig Kullberg, and Jerry Berent. Scores Mound vs Opponents o 0 12 0 33 52 36 7 St. Louis Park y Richfield Lincoln Wayzata B squadders getting ready for another tough practice. Mound vs Opponents 6 28 0 32 12 16 Robbinsdale Hopkins Kennedy 82 SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM. . to r., Row J: Mgr. D. Bjerkaai, K. Skoog, G. HuUfrand, P. Andersen, S Albrecht. R. Seuhgneasy. P toven 2: As t. Coach Trygstad, T. Bennett, B. Tichy, A. Sorbo, S. Peterson, M. Overson, M. lindblad, G. loffler. Coach BlomlJe. B «ktb«|| jrj r ntUy. 1 •'-aptams from left. Paul Andersen, Peter loven and Bob Shaugh- Scores Mound vs Opponents 53 49 58 42 45 54 38 66 65 52 50 46 41 53 44 38 48 62 63 56 36 55 79 56 63 41 88 54 77 67 69 55 58 59 59 75 Minneapolis West Richfield Wayzata Lincoln Robbinsdale Minnetonka Edina Minneapolis South Hopkins Kennedy St. Louis Park Cooper Richfield Wayzata Lincoln Robbinsdale Minnetonka Edina Practice Builds Resistance Varsity Basketball Team The A Squad Basketball Team managed to be very good competition for its opponents as they won two games and came close to winning others. The teams it defeated were Wayzata and Minneapolis South, the latter being non-conference. The real heart-breaking games came against Minnetonka, Kennedy and Wayzata which were each lost by two points. The team showed much poise and hustle during the season and with a few breaks could have won many more games. They played very interesting and entertaining basketball. Peter Loven, Bob Shaughnessy, and Paul Andersen were team captains. Peter Loven received All-Conference Honorable Mention award and Most Valuable Player. Steve Albrecht was the most improved player on the squad. 84 Peter Loven struggle! for a rebound. Steve Albrecht fryt for e jump ball. Glen Hulstrand throws a free shot. Coach Blomlie trys to arouse enthusiasm. 85 8 SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM, I. to t.. Row I: M. Sim r, T. Worner, R. Rabe, K. Ot� «n. S. Dornsbach, C. Kullberg, G. Barkley. Row 2: Mgr. B. Decker, K. Peterson, J. Ferguson, K. Heitz, T. Oberg, J. Schluter, S. Johnson, Coach Exel. Scores Exel's Mound vs Opponents 29 33 Minneapolis West 20 65 Richfield 30 29 Wayzata 20 52 Lincoln 60 51 Minnetonka 26 72 Edina 23 25 Robbinsdale 39 40 Minneapolis South 39 (c— 58 Minneapolis Southwest 41 V—v 66 Hopkins 34 40 Kennedy 33 43 St. Louis Park 46 50 Cooper 38 49 Minneapolis Southwest 30 78 Richfield 33 39 Wayzata 24 64 Lincoln 37 36 Robbinsdale 52 53 Minnetonka 19 52 Edina B-Squad Excels B-Squad Basketball Team The B Squad Basketball Team had a good year with three big victories and a couple of very close ones. The team defeated Minnetonka, Robbinsdale, and Wayzata. With the help of the team's two highest scorers and also team captains, Ken Heitz and Craig Kullberg, the B-squaders played very interesting basketball throughout the year. Ken Heitz maintained a thirteen point average, and Craig Kullberg averaged ten points during the season. The team was coached by Larry -Exel. 86 « .TUNG TEAM, I. ,o Row 1: R. BI«kowi.k. T. So,bo, D. Benoyhoff 0. C. H.llow.y, B. ' C“th I lee old, C. Heitz, M. Roelofs, T. Smith, B. Weiland, C. Broich. R. Grundme.er, G. Bcrg.trom, J. Fox, T. Knott. Coach J nk� . Qcores Mound vs Opponents Eden Prairie Lincoln 28 11 11 15 6 9 13 23 3 15 15 9 11 24 32 29 27 44 33 29 23 43 27 25 33 34 Robbinsdale Minnetonka Hopkins Golden Valley Edina Waconia Cooper Kennedy Park Richfield Wayzata 87 Wrestling Co-Captain� Glen Bergstrom and Daryl Krueger. Endurance as Well as Qtreng+h V; VaIuaIic GUN BERGS1ROV 133 Varsity Wrestling Team The 1969-70 Wrestling Team proved to be very powerful as it had many outstanding performers. Glen Bergstrom won 16, lost 3 and tied 2 (1969-70) and in two years won 27, lost 6 and tied 3. In conference competition, four men on the squad were over .500 or better. These were Jim Fox, David Bennyhoff, Glen Bergstrom, and Daryl Krueger. The A and B squad teams were undistinguishable this year in that most of the boys wrestled both A or B one time or another. This was done in order to fulfill the weight groups they needed. The team captains were Glen Bergstrom and Daryl Krueger. Glen Bergstrom was chosen Most Valuable Player and All-Conference. |it| | .DARYl KRUEGER I 12 88 The team and coaches look on as a match takes place. Mike Roelofs tries for a pin. Squeak Krueger attempts a pin. Jim tries with all hit itrength to win hit match. Coach Jenks yellt encouraging wordt to hit wrestlers. Mound wrestlers and cheerleaders closely watch during a tense moment. a fellow athlete 90 Tom Smith battles it out with his opponent. A SQUAD HOCKEY TEAM, , to r.. Row 1: M. Gable , B. Wolfe, G. Skinner, J. Jerdee, J. Berent, F. Kellogg, R. Howell . Row 2: Coach ft ong, C. Gove, K. McClellan, S. Sundlie, T. Lind, D. Owen, J. Scherven, K. Tricselmann, T. Hawley, J. Skinner, K. Edward , A� � 1. Coach Cherney. Qcores Mound vs Opponents 5 1 Hopkins 6 0 Kennedy 1 5 Orono 3 1 Cooper 2 7 St. Louis Park 6 0 Richfield 0 1 Detroit Lakes 2 3 Indus Lakes 4 4 Wayzata 2 4 Lincoln 7 4 Robbinsdale 5 J 0 Minnetonka 8 0 Edina 8 0 Hopkins 2 3 Cooper 3 5 Orono 8 2 Richfield 4 2 Lincoln 2 3 Wayzata 3 1 Robbinsdale Pictured from L. to R. Co-Cept. Jon Scherven. A � t. Coach-G. Cherney. Coach P. Furlong, and Co-Capt. John Skinner. 91 9atisfacfion Comes by Work Varsity Hockey Team The Varsity Hockey Team had one of its best seasons led by a returning group of senior and junior lettermen. The team proved they could score when they had to and in doing so, compiled a respectable win-loss record. One of the highlights of the season was taking first place in the Detroit Lakes Holiday Tournament with victories over Indus and Detroit Lakes. All in all the pucksters had four conference victories over Cooper, Lincoln, St. Louis Park, Wayzata, and two non-conference victories over Orono. Team captains were John Skinner and John Scherven. Jim Jerdee made the second All-Conference Team and John Skinner received Honorable Mention as well as Most Valuable Player. Coach Furlong stated, This was the best high school hockey team Mound has ever had. 92 93 Brad Wolfe get control of the puck. The hockey teem get in • huddle between period . B SQUAD HOCKEY TEAM, . fo r., Row I: Coach McHale, B. Sohm, J. Muellor. Row 2: K. Edward , T. A l« en, T. Enevoid. Mound vs Opponent EfnGT y M69HS SlICCGSS B-9quad Hockey Team 0 2 5 2 2 3 1 1 2 2 3 4 9 4 2 4 2 3 6 4 7 2 Hopkins Richfield St. Louis Park Cooper Kennedy Wayzata Edina Lincoln Wayzata Robbinsdale Minnetonka The B Squad Hockey 'team won three games against Minnetonka, St. Louis Park and Wayzata. Many of the players moved up to the A-squad during the season thus serving its purpose of providing experience to potential hockey players. MU Our Mohawks 95 Goorge. The way to Karate is explained by Scan O'Malley in a Bill Cosby skit. Homecoming, '69 Go T ’ crowo ,-Ma,,i‘� • � at assisted by John Skinner and Chan Homecoming this year was spaced throughout the week, beginning with the talent show on Tuesday night. Thursday was the coronation of . Queen Marti, emceed by R. M. Shaughnessy and Barb Andreasen. Thursday night featured a parade through Mound and the annual Bonfire. On Friday we de'feathered the Eagles, one of the better games our team played this year. Friday night topped off the week with a dance featuring the White ightnin. 98 Gentle Music done by Creig, Kris, end Chuck. Toni France Koerber cicortcd by Paul Anderson Grctchen Elizabeth Schluter escorted by Dana Chabot Our 1969 Homecoming Queen Marti Woodward. 100 Flower girl Lynn Muster escorted by Crown Bearer Kyle McIntyre 101 Patricia Sue Ortcnblad escorted by Jon Scherven Debra Kaye Hamlet! escorted by Charles Oberg Martha Debra Estenson escorted by Douglas Owen Jon Scherven and Pat Ortenblad share tense moments during the Sue Rines sings the theme of the coronation, Camelot.1 coronation. The M Club bonfire was a huge success, all the way to the ground. The coronation program was organized by committee members Carla Dale, Katy Brady, and Pat Clark. The Drill Team formed the Arc of Roses for Marti and her court. After Marti was crowned queen, all she could say was This is really too much! 102 Kentucky Fried Eagles the Parade Committee float featured Indian maidens Jane, Wendy, Lynn, and Nancy. Janice greets the Homecoming crowd from the Span.sh dob Float A spirited cheerleader warms up the students at the bonfire pep fest. STUDENT COUNCIL—left fo right, Row 1: S. Weidenbach, R. Asao, T. Hollingsworth, A. Ellis, C. Weiland, M. Woodward, M. Koehler. Row 2: Kowcl, K. Brady, J. DeGuise, D. Combs, C. Iverson, R. Blackowiack, E. Bonncau, S. Smith. Row 3: R. Wilson, J. Ohnesorge, P. Olson, C. Kullber?, R. Schneider, M. Romness, L. Pedersen, A. Borg, G. Bergstrom. Row 4: I. Schlasinger, P. Ortenblad, L. Floe, K. Gorman, V. Ganzel, P. Hunt, '). Massengale, W. Ziemer. Row 5: D. Chabot, F. Theobald, S. Boettcher, K. Skoog. P. Loven, D. Lorence, J. Ferguson, V. Womeldorf, J. Lansing. Activity Plus Student Council The Student Council began a series of changes designed to keep Mound High in tune with her contemporaries. An example of this is the Dress Code change—from a set of required standards to suggestions . The Student Council sponsored the successful Homecoming activities, Sno-Days, Interna- tional Day and an A. F. S. Dance. Of special interest on the agenda was the open student council meeting designed to allow all students the chance to see small-scale government first hand, and to give them a chance to participate. 104 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS— left to right, Gary Lee, Vice President; Jane Petty, Secretary; Gretchen Schlutcr, Treasurer; Robert Shaughnessy, President. MATH CLUB— eft to right, Row I: V. Womeldorf, Sec.-Treasurer, S. Johnson. V Pres.. T Borg, Pres. Row 2: A. Nymoen, S. Fritz, B. Moyer, J. DeGuisc, A. Borg, Mr. Simondct. Row 3: R. Perkins, P. Sandness, K. Carlton, P. Olson, G. Lee Math is World-Wide Math Club proved to be very fun this year in that they undertook many projects of interest. At the beginning of the year the club received four games and immediately set up tournaments so that the members could play against each other. Other projects were: a field trip to see a computer in action and preparation for the National Mathematics Test. Qcientific Fun Science Club was reorganized this year under its advisor, Mr. Anderson. They planned two field trips for the end of January, one to the 3M Company and another to General Mills. They had speakers come out and give talks in the different fields of science. Students will work on an individual basis to prepare projects for the National Science Fair. SC :NCE CLUB— eft to right. Row h P. Olsen, Pres., J. Englund, B. Kuichill, K. Daly. S. Fritz. J. DeGuisc, Sec.Trcas., J. Macias, Mr. Anderson. Rc 2: D. Romness, G. lee, V. Larson, J. Magnus, C. Nelson, T. Borg, A. Berglund. A. Borg. Row 3. W. Hoefer, E. Berglund. R. Schneider. B. M. nemara, P. Johnson, P. Graeber, S. Noceen. Row 4: M. Helgoland. V. Pres., D. Tharp. D lorence, S. Boettcher, K. Carlson, B. Frevert, P. Sa Jness, J. Lobdell. 105 M CLUB-Row Ii B. Wolfe. N. Schmidt. G. lee. T. Borg. G. Skinner. D. Strand. Mr. Bengt� on, Advisor. Row 2: G. Bergstrom. S. Coleman, B. D ddt, M Roelofs, C. Cole, K. CeHson, D. Bjerkass, W. Jensen Row 3: G. loftier, D. Musgrove, K. Van licrc, T. Bennett, C. Buell. J. Petersen, K Van Here, 0. Krueger. J. Fox. Row 4 J. Mader, J. Scherven. D. Owen, T. Holly. A. Sorbo, A. Reese, B. Johnson, J. Williams. Row 5: T. Bcrc t, J Jerdee. D. Om, S. Albrecht, R. lee, P. loven, M. Overton. K. Kullberg, C. Oberg. M for Muscle and Marvelous M Club The M Club provided a great bonfire and helped with the many other Homecoming activities. They also made the Relays and coronation an unforgettable experience and sponsored various other money-raising projects-the goal being to provide Mound High with much needed athletic equipment. The red M Club letter jackets are worn proudly by our athletes as they strive for good sportsmanship, honesty and an all around good game. 106 M ClUB OFFICERS—Chan Gove, President; John Skinner, Secretary; Robert Shaoghnessy, Treesur. erj end Paul Andersen, Vice President; not pictured. Push Behind the Power Pep Club This year the Pep Club started wearing red berets. It made a very impressive sight to see the 150 girls in berets at games and pep fests. Activities this year included treating thirsty football pla ers with juicy water-me.'jn after practice, the big jest float parade Mo nd High has seen, arn the most enthusiastic ba -up ever for our letter-me i under the cry of Fire Up -Big Red. The adviser th year is Miss Recker. PEP CLUB— etr fo right. Row I: 0. lien. J Thies, G. Rom. G. Schluter, J. Walters. S. Onenbled Row 2: K. Friden, C. Rezbe, M. Woodward, C. Johnson, M. Hilbelink, C. Welland, G. Henderson, P. Schernau, K. Mey. Row 3: J. Kaplan, C. Suerth, S. Hesselgrave, J. loesse. Sec.; A. Stewart, V. Pres.; L. Pedersen, S. Smith, Trees.; D. Backstrom, A. Nymoen, D. McAninch, Miss Recker. Row 4. A. Ellis, J. DeGvise, P. Iverson, J. Swanson, R. Aseo, E. Bonneau, T. Hollingsworth, P. Brandenburg, K. Rice, S. Rusted, A. Fee berg Row 5; K. Cheney, A. Berglund, C. Notion, W. Johnson, I. lilledehl, J. Magnus, V. Koehler. K. Gonyea, I. Schmies, L Bittner, B. Andreasen. Row 6: B. Irvine, B. Sewicki, 0. Lindlan, R. Rawlings, E. Coulter, M McClure. S. Young, 0. Gustafson, E. Gilmore, J. Ohnesorge. K Brady. Row 7: 0. Massengale. J. Williams. V. Ganzel, L Floe. I. Straub, P. Johnson, K. Spellman, S. Louis. K. Mansk, N. Oas. Row 8. J. Lansing. K. Lytle, R. Hackl, P. Unden, C. Thomas, D. Cecka, P. Graeber, S. Johnson, I. Thome. C. Dale, N. Lange. Pfi CLUB—left to right. Row I: R. Engelhart, D. Hartley, R. Peterson, J. Oas, P. Whiting, 8 Hefty. Row 2: A. Welch, B. Bergmann, C. Pearson, S orgheiinck, D. Blackowiak, K. Daly. L. Pitts, D. Larson, J. Macias, J, Olson, S. Sopiwnik Row 3: S. Davis. W. Backlund, A. Macias, B. Ulman. D. rethorsf, J. Johnson, I. Pedersen, C. Iverson, T. Tobin, M. Shaughnessy, S Piepkom. T. Koerber, S. Rines, S. Fritz, P. Ellis, H. House, D. Romness, J. stty, C. Andreasen, J. Macnamara. Row 5: P. Hunt, G. Carlbom, K. Johnson, P. Ortenblad. K. Gorman, A. Borg, N. Berg, P. Clark, P. Hodena, I An ersen, K. Wyman. Row 6: B. Meyer, S. Noreen, J. Sicheneder, C Higus, C. Stello, C Nelson, B Boedecker, K. Babatz, N. Gimmestad, D. Keller. o . 7: V. Womeldorf, C. Nelson. B. McCullum, S. Jorgenson. S. Anderson, C. Koepp, C. Clifford, H. Seemen, B. Jensen, G. Plant. 107 SPANISH CLUB— eft to right. Row 1: R. Pcterjon, M. Friden, M. Hilbelink, D. Lien, R. Engelhart. Row 2: L. Pitts, D. Larson, T. Kotula J. Bailoy, S. Rines, A. Ellis, J. Kaplan, C. Sucrth, J. Macias, A. Nymoen. Row 3: J. Luesse, C. Andreascn, K. Brady, S. Pedersen, P. Iverson, W. Backlund, N. Berg. P. Clark, M. Shaughncssy, J. Petty, B. Macnomara, C. Cox, Senior Macias, Miss Schaller. Row 4: G. Dallman, D. Keller, W. .Berne, J. Oai, L. Combs, D. Combs, R. Catos, Jo Andorson, D. Latta, J. Anderson, I. Pedersen. Row 5: H. House, D. Romness, M. Palmer, A. Borg, D. Lindlon, J. Petty, N. Gimmestad, K. Mansk, B. Irving, S. Louis, M. Romness. Row 6: P. Schernau. E. Gilmore, K. Pike, L. Udell, K. Gorman. J. Twedt, L. Straub, G. Carlbom, J. lilligren, L. Wong, J. Williams. Row 7: N. Schmidt, G. Schluter, K. Mey, K. Bab.it , D. Hamlett, B. Jensen, C. Gustafson, S. Anderson, C. Thomas, R. Hackl. Row 8: J. Lansing, C. Weidenbach, D. Lorence. R. Shaughnessy, 0. Romness, P. Olson, S. Buckley, C. Oberg, B. Autrey. !Hola! o Que Tal? Spanish Club Macias' Miracles The Spaniards made their annual trip to La Casa Coronado in the fall, and as a special treat saw The Man of La Mancha in Mankato. They also contributed their annual float, ran their A.F.S. Booth featuring honest to goodness Spanish food, attended the Spanish-German Christmas Party, and planned leave raking for funds. Caroling, Taco, and Skating Parties! A lot of fun for Macias' Miracles! 108 GERMAN CLUB: . to r. Row 1: J. OcGuise, J. Olson, K. Rice. B. Bergmenn, C. Rczbe, M Woodward, S. Ruited. O. McAnich, T. Borg Row 2: G. lee, C. Norton, J. Englund, D. Kraemer, B. Kuschill, B. Andreason, A. Welch, S. Devis. M. Ferguson. Row 3: C. Stello J Walters, E. Rausch, A. Berglund, C. Nelson, L. Welf, 0. Colei, N. Lange, J. Magnus. Row 4: D. Abrahamson, R. Perkins, B. Meyer,' D Allenburg, C. Dale, Y. Larson, R. Anderson, M. Larson. Row 5: D. lorence, D. Tharp, L. Schlasinger, P Sandncss, C. Wallin, M. Netka V. Womeldorf, K. Carlson, M. Moravec. Those Qturdy Germans German Club Activities in the German Club this year included the German Club Float for Homecoming, starring a healthy German schusher, the Annual A.F.S. Fiesta Booth featuring good, healthy German food, and the annual German-Spanish Christmas party. The Christmas party featured a jolly German Santa played by Mike Roelofs. Also in the plans was a trip to an Authentic German Restaurant in which students could actually see a part of German ways and customs in action. OFFICERS—from left: Diane Mettengsle. Pr s d m. Kent VenUf. Vic Pr sid nt; J, n Ohnesorge, Sectary-Treasurer. 109 D.E. AND O. CLUB, left to right. Row 1: J. Arend, D. Owen, D. E tenson, P. Ortcnblad, J. Skinner. Row 2: L Mrots, R. Reilein, J. Paatch, B. Bennyhoff, S. Smith, K. Wyman, R. A ao. Row 3: L Voorhees, C. Loube, L. Higus, G. Wirtz, M. Swanson, T. Koerber, C. Peterson. Row 4: M. Swenson, R. Shaughnetty, S. AAajor, P. Hunt, S. Bickford, P. Henderson, M. McClellan. Row 5; T. Leighton, J. Jerdee, J. Schorvon, S. Brickley, S. Lindquist, B. Erickson, G. Hardin, L. Hoff. D.E. and 0. Club Debate The D.E. and O. Club, under the guidance of Mr. Furlong, was active this year getting ready for the DECCA State Leadership contest at the Hilton Hotel in St. Paul on the 27th and 28th of Feb., and the 1st of March. They also were active in promoting the annual Employer-Employee Banquet held in May which honors the employers for their cooperation during the year. Resolved: That Congress should prohibit unilateral U.S. military intervention in foreign countries. A topic appropriate to the mood of the nation. According to Mark (an affirmative) Even the negative were affirmative at heart. Spiro, how about you? (The above statements and comments were examples of some of the feelings prevalent during the year 69-70, and these feelings were used to advantage in many of the debates.) 110 DEBATE, left to right: M. Helgeland, G. Carlton, S. Merril, R. Perkint, E. Bonneau, Mr. Nelson. 1 ESPIANS, left to right. Row 1: J. Macnamara, J. Kaplan, T. Kotula, R. Brekke, J. OI on. Row 2: T. Tobin, K. Rice, R. Philippi, S. Bartel, L P t� , D. Larson, Mr. Gulbrandson. Row 3: J. Swanson, C. Andreasen, J. DeGuise, K. Brady, A. Welch, J. Anderson, I. Schmies, J. lucsse. Row 4: J Sciheneder, B. Ulman, R. Rawlings, S. Fritz, P. Clark, R. Pedersen, M. Lattin, J. Andreasen, J. Walters. Row 5: E. Gilmore, N. Lange, K. Me-C niel, J. Tukua, D. Combs, A. Borg, L. Combs, J. Petty. Row 6: N. Ziemer, D. Lindlan, C. Nelson, J. Magnus, T. Borg, A. Berglund, D. V ucngale, D. Tharp, V. Ganzel, S. Anderson. Row 7: S. Noreen, B. Meyer, C. Thomas, P. Graeber, R. Hackl, M. Roelofs, J. Lansing, K. Andor-« i, D. Lorence, D. Tharp. The 8how Must Oo On Thespians The Thespians started out the year with the election of officers at their first meeting. They made a Homecoming float entitled Where Eagles Dare. They helped make 'The Mouse that Roared a big success by supplying actors, stage, and make-up crews. In the Spring the Thespians did a night of one-act plays, attended Hello Dolly, and toured the Guthrie. THESPIAN OFFICERS, left to right: Jane Oat, Treasurer; Barb Andreasen, Secretary; Gary Lee, Vice President; Tony Purvey, President. Ill OFFICE HELPERS—left to right, R. Malcheski, J. Olson, C. laubo, C. Dale, J. Johnson, B. Bergmann, A. Purvey. Handy Helpers Office Helpers STAGE CREW—left to right, kneeling: S. Chase, T. Berent. L. Johnson, standing: $. Row, J. Johnson. S. Thorne, P. Magnus, B. Weiland, C. Buell. Officers helpers were very useful in that they issued passes, picked up absentee slips, ran errands for the secretaries, and sorted mail. These small duties were appreciated by the busy administration. Where's the Spotlight? Stage Crew Stage crew had tremendous responsibilities this year, lining up chairs for concerts, making sure correct lighting is obtained for programs, and setting up microphones. Before every assembly, play, and talent show, the boys worked hard for the finest stage effects. F.H.A. CLUB, left to right: E. Coutltr, E. Gilmore, C. Iverson, J. Olson. D. Gustafson. Advisor Mr� Stockton Learning the Basics F.H.A. Club F.H.A. spent a.busy year going to conventions. First, the District Convention was held Nov. 9 at Patrick Henry High School where District Officers were elected. In the Spring the F.H.A. Club spent two days, March 6 and 7, at the St. Paul Hotel and Auditorium for the election of State Officers. They spent a lot of time preparing for the Spring Style Show held at Grandview. The officer; this year were Clarice Iverson, Presiden' Ann Faaberg, Vice President; Debra Gu: tafson. Secretary; Liz Coulter, Parliamet tarian; and Janet Olson, Historian. Hom« Ec ttudent operate a nurtery chool for a few week . 113 CONCERT CHOIR— eff fo right, Row I: M. Palmer. R. Dick� on, Y. Larson. D. Musgrove, J. Twedt. B. Andreasen. C. Nelson, L. Straub. Row 2: Sundberg. P. Hunt, G. Hardin, M. Helgoland, N. Lange, C. Oberg. CONCERT CHO -left to right, sift g. R. Hadden. G. R 4, K. Larson, S. R' ■� . M. Woodward. V. Ganzel, C. Wei n-bach, D. Lien, st d irg: S. Norcen, S. Pedersen, G. 0� K. Brady, M. Rod � . A. Keppel, K. N I-sen, 0. Chabot, -• Weiland, P. Hen '• sen, N. Ziemer. Once More, With Feeling! The Concert Choir The Choir was exceptionally busy with their usual Homecoming activities singing at coronation and assisting with the Talent Show. They were among four choirs invited to sing Bernstein's Chichester Psalms with the U of M orchestra at Northrup. They sang at Southdale, and on the 18th presented their Christmas Program Silent Night, Holy Night , featuring a candle light processional and an on-stage skating rink. In the spring they prepared their spring concerts, did Gloria with the Mound High Orchestra, and took their annual tour to Northern Minnesota. They finished their year's duties by singing at Baccalaureate services. 114 CHOIR—left to right. Row ?: M. Hilbelink, D. lovaason, R. Hackl, B. Bennyhoff, A. Purvey, K. McDaniels, A. Welch, W. Hoeffer, D. Sundlie. Row 2: N. Davidson, D. Blackowiak, E. Bonneau. L. Pedersen, J. Hodge, J. Paasch. The Mound High Concert Choir CHOIR— eff fo riaht Row 1: P- Bachelor, A. Reese, V. Henderson, G. Lee. V. Grimm, J. Bailey, J. Macias, J. Walters. Row 2: D. Davis, J. Thios. D. Strand. P. Zoldahn, J. Carlbom. J. Jarmig. J. Salzman. 115 CHORAL SECTION—left to right, row I: P. Johnson, D. Roniness, B. Hefty, N. Oas, P. Clark, H. House, S. Weidenbach, S. Navatil, K. Babatz, B. Boedecker, C. Koepp. Row 2: C. Nelson, H Sceman, W. Ziemer, S. Westerdahl, A. Macias, D. London, S. Hesselgrave, W. Backlund, P. Ellis, C. Gustafson, D. Lindlan. Row 3: D. Cecka, D. Rye, B. Sawicki, L. Bittner, D. Hortloy, J. Swanson, T. Tobin, D. Larson, E. Kolar, A. Borg, B. Stubbs Row 4: 8. Jensen, D. Gagne. I. Andersen, C. Stcllo, B. Moore, J. Webster, J. Olson, A. Walker, P. Arend, P. Whiting, J. Sicheneder. Row 5: G. Murray, S. Sundlic, G. Royce, C Holloway, B. McGill, C. Cox, W. Jenson, J. Koehnen, D. Romness, T. Warner, R. Rabe. CHOIR COUNCIL AND OFFICERS— left to right, C. Wciland, G. Lee, V. Ganzel—librarian, C. Obcrg— Treat., J. Walters. S. Pedersen-Sec., Mr. Hotvet, D. Chabot-Pres., V. Grimm-Robe Chrmn., A. Reese-V. Pres., A. Keppel-librarian, Row 2: G. Hardin. G. Ross-Asst. Sec.; M. Roelofs-Asst. Trcas. Meet the Young Voices Choral Section Choral Section is devoted to developing the students singing voice. To do this they practice pronunciating vowels, clapping in rhythm, and breath control. They participated in the Christmas Concert singing The Song of Christmas . They also showed their progress by singing with the senior choir in the Spring. 116 HOMORE BAND, left to right. Row ?; R. Furry, K. Spellman, K. Gonyca, V. Koehler, J. tensing, L Pitt , D. Brethorst, K. Lytle, D. Henson, S. i . Row 2: C. Marsh, T. Knotts, R. Adams, P. Iverson, R. Engelbert, G. Plant, A. Nymoen, C. Andreasen. Row 3: M. Peterson, G. Nelson, B. well, T. Lind, C. Piepkorn, K. Tessmer, P. Henry, S. Johnson. Row 4: J. Ferguson, M. Thorne. S. Olson, J. Luger, J. Shoemaker, M. Thomp-B. McCullum, G. Carlson, K. Peterson, T. Sorbo, J. Magnuson, D. Batdorf, Mr. McIntyre. With Just a Little More Practice Sophomore Band The Sophomore Band spent most of its year getting ready for the Concert Band. They played at many of the football, basketball, and hockey games. They participated in two concerts, marched in the Memorial Day parade, finishing their duties at Graduation. Sophomores try herd to achieve perfection. 117 CONCERT BAND, left to right. Row 1: V. Womeldorf. S. Smith, J. Andreasen, N. Gimmestad, J. Peterson. Row 2; B. Meyer, D. Abrahamson, . DcGuisc, S. Johnson, R. Anderson, C. Thomas, K. Carlson, T. Borg, S. Albrecht. Row 3: D. Kraemcr, T. Bender, S. Frankie, E. Waltz, R. Kow M. Overson, B. Frevert, B. Taylor, S. Boettcher, J. Johnson, C. Wallin. Row 4; K. Rolf, E. Bcrglund, S. Featherston, P. Loven, D. Drews, A. Stewa Mr. McIntyre. Eric concentrates hard on his work. (?) DNCERT BAND, left to right. Row I; B. Tichy, A. Faaberg, J. Anderson, A. Berglund, J. Englund. Row 2: P. Olson, C. Dale, D. Hubbell, L. 'dersen, D. Lorence, J. Bruzek, D. Johnson, K. Rolf, D. Allenburg. Row 3: K. Vanliere, J. Fox, K. Daly, P. Anderson, A. Sorbo, L. Gray, J. hnesorge, K. Cheney, J. Kaplan, R. Brekkc. Row 4: J. Ferguson, G. Hulstrand, J. Lobdell, H. Wood. The Mound High Concert Band Concert Band The Concert Band began a busy year marching during halftime at football games. They also played at basketball and hockey games. On Nov. 20 they gave their first concert featuring door prizes including a snowmobile. During the Christmas season they had their annual fruit cake sale. In March the Concert Band gave their Spring Concert. They marched in the Memorial Day Parade, played for graduation, and the first week in June finished their duties with a tour to Colorado. BAND OFFICERS, left to right: J. Peterson, President; A. Faaberg, Sec.-Treas.; C. Wallin, Vice-President. 119 Nasty Mouse Tolly (Tony Purvey) tells Mouse that Roared as Ann, Julie, Gloria and Dagni look on. The Mouse That Roared Tully and Glorianna the V (Jackie Walters) rule Grand Fenwick proudly. Wac (Dob Sundlie) tells Kevin and Brian of her charms. Announcer (Scan O'Malley) tells audience to beware of invaders. A tiny country rehabilitate the USA? Impossible, you say? Not if you were lucky enough to see The Mouse That Roared—Nov. 4 and 5. Tully Bascombe, aided by an understanding mother, goes to conquer the U.S.A. and does just that. Coming back to report, his Queen, Glorianna, must set the record straight, You conquered the U.S.A. and brought back prisoners (an important general and his daughters)? With bows and arrows? ask her unbelieving advisors. All adding up to an. exciting two nights of a hilarious, well-timed comedy that left the audience laughing . . . and thinking! 120 Mrs. Bascom (Barb Andreason) extols virtues of Her son to Royal Csurt—Todd, Jackie, Andy. Tully (Tony Purvey) explains the beauty of Grand Fenwick to tourists—Ann, Julie, Gloria. Dagni. CAST 7 illy Bascom...................... J ne............................... A ary ............................. 7 an............................... F m .............................. in............................... t )vid Benter...................... C )unt Mountjoy.................... 7 ige.............................. I ie Duchess Glorianna............. 7 lien............................. A orma ............................ A r. Beston........................ A iss Johnson...................... 7 rst Student...................... S Kond Student.................... 7 )ird Student..................... 7 urth Student ................... P ofessor Kokintz.................. A rs. Reiner....................... General Snippet.................... Wac Jill........................... Wac Debbie......................... President.......................... Announcer ......................... Pom Mulligan....................... Will Tatum ........................ First Soldier...................... Second Soldier..................... 7hird Soldier...................... Fourth Soldier..................... Fifth Soldier...................... Sixth Soldier...................... Miss Wilkes ....................... Mrs. Bascom........................ .....Tony Purvey .......Julie Tukua .....Dagni Linlan ..........Ann Borg ..Gloria Sopiwinik .....Lynn Combs .......Andy Reese ........Todd Borg .... Denise Combs . .. .Jackie Walters ......Pam Iverson ........Kathy Rice . .. .Paul Sandness ........Laurie Floe ...........Liz Kolar .Nancy Gimmestad .Diana Messengale . .John Andreason ...........Gary Lee . .. .Jackie DeGuise .....Mike Roelofs .......Amy Keppel . .. .Debbie Sundlie ........ Dean Tharp .....Sean O'Malley .......Brad Frevert .........Kim Skoog . .Kevin Leckie . .Mark McClullan .....Eric Berglund . .Brian Macnamara .Stan Sundlie Pete Johnson . .George Plant .Barbara Andreason D n Miles works behind scenes to keep the pl y moving. •rector: Mr. D. E. Gulbrandson Student Director: Roberta Hackl Asst. Student Director: Carol Thomas Stage Manager: Carl Buell MOHIAN STAFF, bottom to top. Row It K. OI� en, D. Hamlett, V. Wommeldorf, N. Oa� , J. Englund. Row 2: P. Koehler, D. Sinner, M. Palmer, J. DeGuise, B. Meyer. Row 3: D. Bjerkaas, S. Krueger, S. Johnson, J. Ohneiorge. P. Schcrnau, L. Pedersen. Row 4: Mr. Muth. A Lot of Work For Many Rewards Mohian Putting out a yearbook takes many hours of after school work. The basic steps in putting a page together are: making a rough draft on layout paper, finding pictures, writing headlines and copy, reproducing it on a copy sheet, sending the sheets to the printing company, and waiting for the finished product—the annual. The editor and her staff put in a lot of hard work to produce a better than ever yearbook with a few laughs and memories like: Basketball scores in the place of football scores, missing pictures and pages, lost copy and memory, deadlines, etc. This year's section dividers featured pictures taken on Lake Minnetonka. The Mohawk on the cover was designed by Mary Palmer. 122 Peggy how� Lori how to uie the camera. Mr. Myth is always on hand to give advice. Duane gives his ideas on the Sports Section. Mohian 9taff Editor .......................... As. Editor..................... Faculty and Index Editor......... Junior Editor.................. Senior and Underclassman Editor Junior Editor ................. Activities Editor ............... Junior Editor .................. Sports Editor ................... Junior Editors................. Advertising Editor .............. Junior Editors................. Photographers .................. Artist .......................... Extra helpers.................... Advisor ......................... ............................ Peggy Koehler ............................Vicki Womeldorf ............................... Pat Schernau ............................Jean Ohnesorge ............................ Lori Pedersen ............................... Jane England .................................. Nancy Oas ............................ Barb Andreasen ............................ Shelley Johnson .. . Craig Wallin, Kevin Olson, Duane Bjerkass ............................ Debra Hamlett .................. Barbara Meyer, Dan Sinner Haga Studios, Kent Van Liere, Peggy Koehler ............................... Mary Palmer ........................Faith Krueger, Ginny Ganzel, Jackie DeGuise, Bruce Johnson ................................... Mr. Muth Pat is hard at work on her section. Staff workers Pat, Debbie, and Shelley layout pages after school. SMOKE SIGNAL STAFF, standing: Mr. McHale, D. Massengale, J. Petty, C. Rezba, B. Gilmore, J. Andreasen, C. Weidenbach, S. Merrill, K. OI en, R. $haughne � y, G. Lee. sitting: B. Meyer, A. Kcppel, G. Ganzcl, K. Van licrc, D. Chabot. The Ability to Publish Creative Articles The Smoke Signal The Smoke Signal had an active editor behind it this year. It was delivered to the student body every six weeks. The staff took the Smoke Signal to a seminar on high school newspapers sponsored by the Minneapolis Tribune, and came back with some drastic changes. The look was improved, the news updated, and the articles began to show top quality writing. Another idea the Smoke Signal editor introduced was the Dateline Page. It's an independent sheet published between Smoke Signals to inform the students of the news when it is current and fresh. The Smoke Signal staff was under the guidance of its editor—Dana Chabot, and advisor Mr. Mc-Hale. 124 9moke Signal Staff Smoke Signal editor, Dana Chabot, cauhgt in a moment of deep thought. Wendy Ziemer turns out great articles from her typewriter. Editor-in-chief............................... Dana Chabot Associate editor....................Chariien Rezba Assistant editors .... Barb Andreasen, Amy Keppel Sports editor..........................Kevin Olsen Exchange editor.............................. Ginny Ganzel Reporters ......................................... Barb Kuschill, Diana Massengale, Jane Lansing, Barb Meyer, Jane Petty, John Andreasen, Ann Borg, R. M. Shaughnessy, Gary Lee, Steven C. Merrill, Chris Andreasen, Beth Gilmore, Wendy Ziemer, Corilee Johnson. Photographers ..................................... Kent Van Liere, Craig Weidenbach Advisor..........................Paul (Mac) McHale 125 Dana talks with a few of his reporters. Glen help a happy queen with her robe. Queen Jacqueline Mary Walter etcorted by Anthony Purvey. Sno-Daze Royal Court Prince Charlien Rezba escorted by Brian Tichy and Prince Elizabeth Gagne escorted by James Jerdee. Sophomore attendant Rita Pederson escorted by Tom Enevold and Junior attendant Claire Weiland escorted by Mark lindblad. 126 Ginny Ganzel was Sno-Daze chairman. ft Week of Fun and Games Qno-Daze The Student Council provided a. better than ever Srio-Daze Celebration this year. The activities started on Tuesday afternoon with a coronation. Jackie Walters was crowned Sno-Daze Queen in a program emceed by Jill Johnson and Glenn Hulstrand. After the crowning, Barb An-dreasen sang I Have Dreamed in honor of Queen Jackie. On Thursday Ski-Tonka was open to all who had a Sno-Daze button. Racing, tobogganing, and inner-tubing added to the weeks' excitement. A major pep fest on Friday featured the crowning of Mr. Legs, Blake Thies. Skits were put on by the sophomore girls and the cheerleaders. On Saturday the Second Annual Road Rally took place with Toni Koerber and Paul Andersen coming in first. The winner of the snow sculpture was the Science Club with their Peace sign. Ann Stewart was awarded $10 for finding the hidden key. A potluck, a Pep Club-Varsity basketball game, and a hockey game against Robbinsdale added to the day's activities. The day was topped off in the evening with the Sno-Ball dance. Many thanks to Ginny Ganzel and her assistants, Ann Ellis and Vickie Womeldorf. for the wonderful Sno-Daze week of events. Spanish Club members create a whale for the snow sculpture event. Coronation was emceed by Jill Johnson and Glenn Hulstrand. Jackie Walters crowns Mr legs, Blake Thies. while Jim Jerdee and Dana Chabot look on. 127 Skiers gather at the top of the hill. Jane and Jeff Petty demonstrate how to enjoy an inner tube ride. Skiers limber up before the big race. Debbie, Brad, and Charlien study the hill before pushing off. Kl CLUB MEMBERS: D. Backstrom, R. Pederson, L. Swanson, C. Buell, C. Peterson, N. Oas, M. Peterson, $. Skeret, J. Andreasen, Y. Smiley, R. Velch, L. Teetzel, J. Jarnig, R. lee, P. Koehler, J. Shannon, D. Mui grove, G. Scott, S. Wilkinson, $. Boerner, D. Tharp, C. Cox, P. Saldcn, S. ines, S. Boettcher, L. Straub, C. Suerth, K. Rice, D. Wigner, E. Rausch, K. Friden, S. Friden, P. Clark, D. Shaughnessy, T. Tobin, B. Boedecker, S. opiwnik, J. Thies, N. Grimmestad, R. Ahsenmacher, R. Smestad, E. Bonneau, B. Meyer, S. Johnson, W. Johnson, S. Chase, P. Hunt, A. Stewart, A. lis, C. Vande Vegte, B. Jensen, D. Drews, D. Rye, T. Hollingsworth, A. Borg, J. Petersen, D. Hamlet, J. lobdell, J. Petty, H. Wood, B. Hoefer, S. •essolgrave, K. Rolf, A. Reese, J. Shoemaker, V. Womeldorf, T. Bender, T. Sheilds, E. Bcrglund, D. Undlan, B. Frevert, D. Lindland, K. Carlson, . Dalte, S. Piepkorn, D. lorence, D. Schmidt, K. Nielsen, M. Romnoss, D. Romness, J. Faaberg, S. Johnson, B. Johnson, P. Olson, D. Dunser, Asao, C. Johnson, T. Borg, K. Johnson, P.. Johnson, K. Jackson, D. Romness, I. Thorne, K. Pedersen, J. Ohnesorge, S. Frankie, B. Birkeland, M. Woodward, B. Macnamara, D. Abrahamson, P. Erickson, C. Higus, M. Shaughnessy, D. Sundlie, J. Macnamara, L. Schtasinger, D. Lien, C. Rezba, I. Andreasen, D. Cagne, M Hilbilink, J. Twedt. Beautiful Qlopes for All Day Skiing Ski Club The Ski Club spent their Thursdays and Saturdays on ski trips. Thursday trips were to Buffalo Valley and Ski Tonka. Weekend ski trips were to Afton Alps, Trollhaugen, and Welch Village. Poor boy sandwiches were provided for the hungry skiers by Charlien Rezba. Mr. Lage organized races at Ski Tonka during Sno-Daze week. The Ski team attended a state meet in Duluth with Larry Schlasinger, Steve Friden, and Dick Lee participating. SKI CLUB OFFICERS, left to right: S. Friden, President; P. Olion, Vice President; S. Rines, Secretary,- c. Rezba, Treasurer. 129 MAJORETTES— eff fo right, kneeling: B. Meyer. D. Allenburg, V. Womcldorf, standing: R, Brekke, D. Kracmcr, J. Englund. They Hear the Best Majorettes This year the Majorettes have been active in many events such as football games, basketball games, and Homecoming. Their lighted batons' routine was one of the highlights of the Homecoming festivities. Many hours of practicing are put into their performances as the group does their own choreography for their routines. Rehearsals take place during sixth hour band, after school, and also sometimes in the evening. The Majorettes have been very busy this year, giving that little added touch to many performances throughout the year. The Majorette work out great routine by putting their heads together 130 GYMNASTICS, left to right. Row I: J. Oat, A. Keppel, D. Blackowiak Row 2: J. luc e, D. Comb , I. Hoff, L m,e ' Rovv S. Leipzig, A. Dozier. Not pictured: B. Byers, R Philippi. Gymnastics Gymnastics was reorganized this year, making the club more active. The girls attended a two-day Gymnastics Clinic at the U. of M. The girls also participated in meets at St. Louis Park, Eden Prairie, and Roosevelt to qualify for the main meet at Robbinsdale. ATCHWORK. left to right: 0. Kohl . R. Diduon. D. Gvsufion. K. NWma D. Comb . M Ur c Patchwork Now in its third year. Patchwork is beginning to blossom as an outlet for creative students in Mound High School. Kris Nielsen, this year's editor, was hard at work aided by her staff to produce a booklet worthy of student attention. It is hoped that in years to come Patchwork will become a bigger and better magazine for students to express their creative abilities in writing. 131 A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS, left to right, C. Welland, P. Schernau, G. Honderson, K. Mey, M. Hilbelink. “A” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS, left to right, J. Thies, G. Rost, J. Walters, G. Schluter, S. Ortenblad. 132 Fire Up Big Red Cheerleaders At the beginning of the school year the cheerleaders made red and white pennants which they sold to area residents for their new uniforms. All three squads wore red sweaters and red pleated skirts. A new cheering arrangement was tried with the A squad. All three groups cheered for football games while they rotate for basketball, hockey, and wrestling. Charlien Rezba, Gretchen Schluter, and Karen Mey are the three A squad captains. Char-lien was elected president of the cheerleaders and was in charge of A and B squad activities. B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS, Mt to right, Row I: D. Hartley. R. Engelbert. Row 2: P. Whiting, R. Peterson. Row 3: J. Oa . B. Hefty. 133 DRILL TEAM, left to right: C. Suerlh, A. Elli , K. Cheney, S. Rinei, P. Hunt, co-captain; V. Ganzcl, L. Floe, L. Straub, G. Carlbom, L. Pedefsc K. Brayd, J. Johmon, S. Pedersen, co-captin; J. Kaplan, S. Sopiwnik. Mining from picture, T. Kocrber. They Step to the Music Drill Team The Mohawkettes spent most of the year alternating between dance routines and marching steps. The girls planned their own routines to be used at the various games, often introducing them at Friday pep fests. Under the guidance of co-captains Pat Hunt and Sally Pedersen, the Drill Team performed at football games, basketball games, and were present at most of the hockey games. In the fall they sponsored a garage sale. They also attended a Drill Team clinic at Fridley High School. Tryouts in the Spring completed a busy year of activities for the Mohawkettes. 134 Drill Team co-captain Pat Hunt and Sally Pedersen. 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GENERAL OFFICE Jonathan Industrial Center Chaska, Minnesota 445-3240 149 Geniors ALBRECHT, STEVEN JAY Basketball 11, 12; 8and 11, 12; National Honor So iety 11, 12; M Club 11. 12; Cross Country 12; Track 11, 12 24, 76, 83, 84, 85, 106, 118 AllENBURG, SARA MARY Pep Club 10, 11; GAA 10; Spanish Club 11; Patchwork 12 24 ANDERSEN. PAUL DOUGLAS Football 10, 11, All Conference Honorable Mention 12; Basketball 10, 11, Tri-capt. 12; M Club 11, 12; Baseball 10, II, 12; Ski Club 10 24, 79, 83, 84, 100, 106 ANDERSON, JANET ELIZABETH Band 10, 11, 12; GAA 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Thespians 12; Gymnaslics 10 24, 111, 119 ANDERSON, JOAN MAUREEN Pep Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Patchwork 12 24 ANDERSON, PETER CARL Band 10, 11, 12 24, 119 ANDREASEN, BARBARA JEAN Pep Club 10. 11, 12; German Club 10. 11, 12; Thespians Secretary 12; Mohian Activities Jr. Editor 12; Smoke Signal 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Jr. Class Play II, 12; Sr. Class Play 11, 12; Class Actress 24, 54, 107, 109, 114, 121 AREND, JOHN D.E. O. 12 25 ASAO, ROSEMARY CAROL Ski Club 11. 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; D.E. O. 12; Gymnastics 12 25, 107, 110, 129 AUTRY, CHARLES BLACKBURN Wrestling 10; Science 10; Spanish Club 11, 12 25, 108 BAILEY, SHIRLEY JEAN Spanish Club 12; GAA 10 25 BAIRD, RONALD SCOTT Band 11 25 BARRETT, CHARLES JAMES 25 BATCHELOR. POLLY 25, 115 BATDORF, MARSHA JOY Choir 10 25 BELL, RANDALL MILO Choir 10 25 BENNETT. THOMAS JAMES 25 BENNYHOFF. 80NITA JOY Band 10. 11; Choir 12; D.E. O. 12 25, 110, 115 BERENT. THOMAS RICHARD Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, Mgr. 11; Intramurals 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; M Club 11, 12 25, 78, 106, 112 BERGMANN, BEVERLY MARIE Pep Club 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10 26, 107, 109 BERGSTROM, GLEN MILTON Cross Country 10, 11; Wrestling 10, II, Co-capt. 12 26, 87, 88, 89, 106,126 BICKFORD, SUSAN KAY Pep Club 10; D.E. O. 12 26, 110 BIRKELAND, BRUCE RICHARD Ski Club 11, 12 26, 129 BLAKE, ROBERT 26 BONNEAU EVE-MARIE VERONIQUE Student Council 12; Choir 12; Ski Club 12; Pep Club 12; Debate 12; A.F.S. Student 26, 49, 51, 107, 110, 115, 129 BOYD, DAVID HARVEY 26 BRANDENBURG. PAMELA JEAN Pep Club 10, 12; Choir 10 26, 107 BRICKLEY, STEVEN MARK D.E. O. 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12 26, 110 BRUNS, FRANKIE ANN 26 BUELL, CARL JOHN Football 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 26, 106, 112, 129 BUSH, VICKIE JOY GAA 10; Pep Club 10 26 CARLIN, GAYE JENELLE 27 CATES, ROXANNE LEONA Spanish Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Choir 10; library Help 12 27, 108 CHABOT, DANA GRAIG National Honor Society 10, II, 12; Cross Country 11; Debate 11; Smoke Signal Jr. Editor 11, Editor 12; Choir 11, Pres. 12; Spanish Club 11; M Club 11, 12; A.F.S. Student Abroad; Most likely to Succeed 25, 49, 52, 100, 114, 116, 124, 125, 127 CHENEY, CATHERINE ANN Choir 10, 11; Pep Club 10 27 COLEMAN, STEPHEN DOUGLAS Football 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; M Club 11, 12 27, 106 COMBS. DENICE ANN Spanish Club 11, 12; Red Cross Club 11; Gymnastics 12; Student Council 12; Thespians 12 27, 49, 108, III, 131 COULTER, ELIZABETH ANNE Pep Club 10, 12; FHA Sec.-Treas. 11, Parliamentarian 12 28, 107, 113 DALE, CARLA VAUGHN Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11. 12; German Club 11, 12; Mohian 11 28, 52, 107, 109, 112, 119, 129 DANTIS, DENISE MARGARET Pep Club 10, 11; Thespians 11, 12; German Club 10, 11 28 DAVIDSON, NANCY JOAN Choir 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Ski Club 10 28, 115 DAVIS, DENNIS MICHAEL Hockey 10; Choir 10, 11, 12 28, 115 DECKER, SANDRA JOY 28 DeVINNEY, RONALD LEE 28 DICKSON, ROBERTA LYNN Choir 10. 11, 12; Patchwork 12 28, 114, 131 DONAHUE, PATRICIA LEE Choir 10 29 DONART, CHARLES DONALD DOZIER, MARJORIE ADRIENNE Gymnastics 12 29, 131 DUEHN, MICKEY ALAN Wrestling Mgr. 10; Science Club 10 29 DUGSTAD, RICHARD 29 ECCLES, JOHN LOUIS Football 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10; M Club 11, 12 29, 79 ERICKSON, BRUCE MARSHALL 29, 110 ERICKSON, WAYNE 29 ESTENSON, MARTHA DEBORAH Student 10. 11; Pep Club 10; D.E. O. 10; Relay Princess 11; Homecoming Princess 12 29, 52, 101, 110 FERGUSON, JOHN AUSTIN Band 10. 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Smoke Signal 10, 12; Junior Class President 29, 119 FLOE, LAURIE JEAN Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10, 11; Drill Team 11, 12; Mohian 11; Student Council 12; Jr. Class Play 11, 12 29, 107, 134 150 FOX. JAMES MICHEAl Football 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11; Band 10. 11, 12; Student Council 10; National Honor Society 11. 12; M Club 11. 12 29, 79, 87, 88, 89, 90, 106, 119 FRANKIE. SUSAN LYNNE Band 10, II, 12; Pep Club 10; Ski Club 12 29, 118, 129 FREDRICKSON, STEVEN 30 FRIDEN, STEVEN CARL Ski Club V.P. 11. Pres. 12; Personality Plus 30, 54, 129 GAGNE, ELIZABETH Snow-Daze Princess 12; Class Cutup 30, 53, 126 GANZEL, VIRGINIA ANN Choir 10. 11. 12; Thespians 10. 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Red Cross Club 10. 11; Spanish Club 11, Sec. 12; Smoke Signal Exchange Editor 12; Mohawk-ettes 11. 12; Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Patch-work 10. 11 30, 107, 108, HI, 114, 116, 124, 127. 134, 135 GARVAIS, BEVERLY ANN Pep Club 10. 11; GAA 10, II, 12; Mo-hian 11 30 GEYEN, STEVEN ALFRED Golf 10; Intramurals 10, 11 30 GILBERTSON, GORDON CHARLES 31, 147 GILMORE, ELIZABETH ANN Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Thespians 11, 12; Rcd Cross Club 10. 11; FHA 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Smoke Signal 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 31, 104, 107. 108. Ill, 113, 124 GILMORE, LINDA 31 GITTINGS, DAVID MICHAEL 31 GOODWATER. LEON MICHAEL Baseball 10 31 GORMAN. KATHLEEN Pep Club 10. 12; Spanish Club 11. 12; Choir 10; Student Council 12 31, 107, 108 GOVE, CHANNING LINDE Student Council 10, II; Football 10, 11, Tri-capt., All Conference 12; Hockey 10. 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11. 12; M Club 11, Pres. 12; Most School Spirit 31, 54, 78. 79. 92. 106 GUSTAFSON, DEBRA 31, 107. II3. 131 HACKL. ROBERTA JEAN Choir 10. 11. 12; GAA 10. 11; Gym-nasties 10, 11; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11; Spanish Club 11. 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Student Director 12; Red Cross Club 10 31, 107, 108, 111, 115 HAGEN, WALTER ROBERT Hockey 10, 12 31 HALLER. PAULA RENEE Pep Club 10. 11; FHA 10; GARA 10; Red Cross Club 11 31, 142 HAMLETT. DEBRA KAY Pep Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, 12,-Ski Club 11, 12; Mohian 11, Advertising Ed. 12; Homecoming Princess; Most Feminine 31, 55, 101. 108, 122, 129, 140 HAMLIN, CHARLES ANTHONY Hockey 10; Football 11; Golf 11; Intramurals 11; M Club 11. 12 32 HAMLIN, CHARLOTTE AGNES GAA 10, 11; Pep Club 10, II, 12; Gymnastics 11 32 HAMLIN. JOSEPH ALLAN Basketball 10, 11; Football 10, II; M Club 11, 12 32 HAMMER. ROSE MARIE 48 HANSON, GENE DOUGLAS Ski Club 10, II 32 HANSON, PHILIP HERMAN 32 HANSON. TERRENCE PAUL 32 HARDIN. GLEN DUANE Basketball 10, 11; Baseball 10; Football 11; Choir 10, Vice Pres. 11. 12; M Club 11 32, 110, 114, 116 HARVEY. BARBARA ANN Pep Club 10 32 HEITZ. CHARLES Wrestling 12 32, 87, 88 HEITZ. DAVID JAMES HENDERSON, PAMELA JANE Choir 10, 11. 12. Pep Club 10; D.E. O. Club 12 32, 110, 114 HENNING, JAMES KENNETH Hockey 10, II; Intramurals 12 32 HIGUS. LINDA ANN Pep Club 10, 11; D.E. O. 12 32. 110 HINTZ. ELOISE ANNE Choir 10. 11; Pep Club 10 HODENA. HOWARD JAMES 33 HOFF, NORMAN HAROLD D.E. O, 12; Hockey 10; Choir 10; Sen-ior Class Treasurer 33 HULSTRAND, GLENN ALLEN Football 10, 11. 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. 11, 12; M Club II, 12 33, 49. 78. 83, 84, 85, 119. 127 HUNT. PATRICIA KAY Choir 10, 11. 12; Pep Club 10, II, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Mohawkcttes 11, Capt. 12; Student Council 12; D.E. O. 12 33, 107, 110, 114. 127. 129. 134 IVERSON. CLARICE DARNELL FHA 10. Vice Pres., Pres. 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 12; Spanish Club II; Student Council 12 33. 107. 113 JACKSON, PAMELA CLAIRE Office Worker 11, 12; Relay Princess 10; Homecoming Princess 12; Cheerleader 10 33. 100 JACOBSON, DIANE 34 JENSEN, DANIEL DEE Football 10; Hockey 10 34 JENSEN, JUDITH ANN Pep Club 10 34 JERDEE, JAMES SEAVEY Hockey 10, 11, All Conference 12; M Club 11, 12; Class Cut-up 34, 53. 91. 92, 100, 106, 110, 126, 127 JOHNSON, JEFFERY DONALD Band 10. 11, 12; Stage Crew II. 12 34, 112. 118 JOHNSON, JILL ELIZABETH Pep Club 10, 11, 12; German Club II; Mohawkettes 12; Ski Club 10, 11 34, 107, 112. 127, 134, 135 JOHNSON. KAREN D.E. O. 12; Pep Club 11. 12 JOHNSON. LARRY PHILLIP 34, 112 JOSTROM. JANE 34 KEPPEl. AMY DORAN Jr. Class Play 12; Gymnastics 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Girls State Choir 11, 12; Smoke Signal 12; Pep Club 11 34, 52, 114, 116. 124. 131 KOECHELER. CHARLES LEONARD Wrestling 10; Track 11 34 KOECHELER, STEVEN MARK 34 KOEHLER. MARGARET ANN Pep Club 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 11. 12; Student Council 12; Mohian 11, Editor 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 35, 122, 129, 140 KOEHNEN, LINDA 35 KOEHNEN. STEVEN EDWARD Cross Country 11; Class Play 11, Intramurals II, 12; Track 12 35 KOERBER. TONI FRANCES Spanish Club Treasurer 10; GAA 10, 11; Cheerleader 10, 11; Mohawkettes 12; Sno-Daze Attendant 11; Relays At-tendant 11; Homecoming Princess; Best looking 35, 53. 100, 107, 110, 135 KOHLS, DORIS HELEN FHA 10; German Club 11, 12; Patch-work 12 35, 131 KOPPERUD, SALLY 35 KOTULA. MARCELLA JACQUELINE 35 151 KRAUSE, DEBRA LOUISE Pop Club 10 35 KRUEGER, DARYL WALLACE Cross Country 10, 11, Copt. 12; Wrestling 10, 11, Co-capt. 12; Track 10, 11, 12; M Club 10, 11. 12 36, 76. 87, 88. 89, 90, 106 KRUEGER, SHARON FAITH Pep Club 10. 11; Mohian 11, 12 36, 122 KULIBERG, KEITH PATRICK Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Football 10, U, Tri-capt. 12; M Club 11, 12 36. 78, 79. 99. 106 KUSCHILL, BARBARA JEAN German Club 11. 12; GARA 11; Patch-work 12; Smoke Signal 12; Science Club 12 36, 105. 108 KUST, MICHEAL EUGENE Wrestling Mgr. 10 36 LANDSMAN. BRADLEY JOHN 36 LANGE. NANCY BERTHA Thespians 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Red Cross Club 10. 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Choir 10. 11. 12 36. 107, 108, 111, 114 LATTA, DEBRA SUSAN Pop Club II; Spanish Club 12; National Honor Society 36, 49 LATTIN, MAREN KAY Student Council 10; Thespians 12 36, 111 LAUBE, CHRISTINE SUSAN Pep Club 10; Spanish Club 11; D.E. O. 12; Band 10, 11, 12 36. 110, 112 LECKIE, KEVIN MOORE Class Play 11. 12; Best Dancer 37. 53 LEE, JEFFERY ALLAN Football 10. 11; M Club 11, 12 37 LEE. RICHARD 37, 106. 129 LEIGHTON. TIMOTHY JEROME D.E. O. Club 37, 110 LIEN. JUDITH ANN 37 LINDQUIST, STEVEN RICHARD D.E. O. Club 12 37, 110 LOVAASEN, DAVID MICHAEL Football 10, Trainer 11; Hockey 10, 11; Choir 10, 11, 12 37, 115 LUBY, DAVID VERNON 37 LUNDIN, LINDA KATHERYN Band 10, 11; Pep Club 11 37 MAGNUS, PAUL ROBERT Football 10, 11; Stage Crew 12 37, 112 MAJOR, STEVEN BRUCE Hockey 11; Intramurals 10; D.E. O. 12 38, 110 MALCHESKI, RITA MARIE Pep Club 10; Office Worker 12 38, 112 MASSENGALE, DIANA LEE Pep Club 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, Pres. 12; GAA 10; Student Council 12; Ski Club 11; Class Play 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Smoke Signal 12 38. 107, 109, 111, 124 McClellan, mark Joseph D.E. O. Club 11, 12 38, no McDonald, Kathleen ann McKENNEY, EILEEN MARIE Spanish Club 10, 11; Band 10, 11; Best Dancer 38, 53 MEREDITH, TERRY MERRILL, STEVEN CHARLES 110, 124 MERRILL, STEVEN WALTON Ski Club 10. 11 38 MEY, KAREN LYNN Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, Cap!. 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; GAA 10; Library Help 12 32, 38, 107, 108, 140 MILES, DANIEL LEE Choir 12 38, 121 MROSS, LINDA LOU D.E. O. Club 12 38, 110 MUSGROVE. DAVID CRAIG Choir 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Ski Club 12, German Club 12; M Club 11, 12 38, 79, 105, 114, 129 NETKA, MICHAEL WILLIAM German Club 11, 12; Eagle Scout 38, 109, 142 NEUMANN, DONALD BENEDICT 38 NIELSEN, KRISTINE LYNN Spanish Club V.P. 11, Pres. 12; Math Club 11; Patchwork 11, Ed. 12; Pep Club 10. 11; Choir 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Soph. Class Sec.; Sr. Class Sec.; Most Talented 39, 55. 108, 114, 131. 144 NIESEN, RANDALL 39 NORDSTROM. RONALD DEAN Wrestling 10; Band 10. 11 39 NORTON, COLLEEN RENEE Pep Club 12; German Club 12; Patch-work 12 39, 107, 109 OBERG, CHARLES NICHOLAS Football 10; Basketball 10, 11; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Math Club 11; M Club II, 12; Sr. Class Pres.; National Honor Society 11, 12; Choir Asst. Treas. II, Treas. 12 39, 55, 76, 101. 106, 108, 114, 116 ODELL, CYNTHIA SUSAN 39 OGLAND, TIMOTHY JAMES 39 OLSON, JANET FAY OLSON, JANET MARIE FHA 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; National Honor Socioty 11, 12 39, 112. 113 OLSON, JUDY KAY O'MALLEY, SEAN CHARLES Jr. Class Play 12 120 ORTENBLAD, PATRICIA SUSAN German Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10; Student Council 11, 12; Mohawkettes 11, 12; Soph. Class V.P.; Smoke Signal 12; Homecoming Princess 40, 101, 102. 107, no OTTEN. GERALDINE ANN Choir 10. 11, 12 40, 114 OWEN, DOUGLAS LEE Hockey 10, 11, 12; Football 11; Baseball 10, 11, 12; D.E. O. Club 12 40, 52, 91, 92, 101, 106, 110 PAASCH, JERRI LEE Pep Club 11; Choir 12 40, 110, 115 PALMER, MARY ELIZABETH Pep Club 10, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11; Choir 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10 40. 108, 114, 122 PEARSON, CONSTANCE MARIA Pep Club 10, 12; FHA Historian 11 40, 107 PEDERSEN, KARIE LYNN Cheerleader 10, 11; Student Council 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Class Play 11 40, 129 PEDERSEN, LORI ANN Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Club Sec. 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Student Council 12; Office Worker 12; Junior Class Treas.; Mohian Sr. and Underclassmen Ed. 12; Most Active 40, 54, 107, 119, 122 PEDERSEN, SALLY ANNE Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Mohawkettes 11, Capt. 12 40, 53, 108, 114, 116, 134, 135 PERKINS, ROBERT MAYNARD Debate 11, 12; Declamation 10, 11, 12; Math Club 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 12; Thespians 11 40, 105, 109, 110 PETERSEN, JAY BYRON 8and 10, 11. Pres. 12; Football 10, 12; Hockey 10, 11; Ski Club 12; M Club 12 41, 78, 106, 118, 119, 129 PETERSON, CHERYL ANN Pep Club 10; Ski Club 11, 12 41, 110, 129 PETRIK, PATRICIA LYNN 41 PETTY, JEFFERSON KENT Band 10; Wrestling 10; Ski Club 11. 152 12; Football Mgr. 10; Track Mgr. 10 41, 124, 128, 129 PIEPER, JON RAY 41 PTACEK, GWEN CAROL FHA 10; GAA 10; Pop Club 10, 11 41 PURVEY, ANTHONY Hockey 10; Pep Club 11; Smoke Signal 11; Choir 12; Student Council 12; Thespians V.P. 11, Pres. 12; Class Actor 41. 54, 111, 112, 115, 120, 121, 126 RAUSCH, EUGENE 41 REIIEIN, RHONDA JEAN Pep Club 10, 11; GAA 10; Band 10, 11; D.E. O. 12 4i, no REZBA. CHARLIEN Cheerleader 10, 11, Capt. and Pres. 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, Treas. 12; German Club 11, 12; Debate 10; Math Club Sec. 11; Smoke Signal 11, Asst. Ed. 12; Sno-Daze Princess 41, 107. 109, 124, 126, 128. 129, 133 RIIS, CINDY LEE 42 RINES, SUSAN MARIE Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Thespians 10; Ski Club Treas. 11, Sec. 12; Mohawkeftes 11. 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Class Play II; Choir 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 11; National Honor Society 42. 49. 102, 107, 108, 114, 129, 134, 135 ROME. ROBIN 42. 148 ROMNESS, MARY LOUISE Pep Club 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10. 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Jr. Class Sec.; Student Council 10, 11, 12 42, 51, 108, 129 RUST, SALLIE EMMA Red Cross Club 11; Pep Club 10 42 RUUD, BOYD CLIFFORD Football 10 42, 143 SCHERNAU, PATRICIA JO Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Mohian II. Faculty and Index Ed. 12; Gymnastics 10, 11; Red Cross Club, Sec.-Trees. 10 43, 107, 108, 122, 132 SCHERVEN. JON ALFRED Hockey 10, II, Co-capf. 12; Football II; Baseball 11; D.E. O. 12; M” Club 10. 11, 12 43, 49, 91. 92, 101, 102, 106, 110 SCHLASINGER, LARRY MARK Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Ski Team 12; German Club 11, 12; Student Council 12 43, 109. 129 SCHLUTER, GRETCHEN Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, Capt. 12; Student Council Treasurer 11, 12; Thespians 11; MASC Treasurer 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Homecoming Princess; National Honor Society; Most School Spirit 43, 54, 100, 104, 107. 108, 132 SCHMIDT, NICK Football 10. 11. 12; Track 10; AA Club II, 12; Spanish Club 12 43, 79. 106. 108 SCHOLL, SUSAN MARIE Library Help 12 43 SCHRADER, SHARYL ANN Choir 10; Pep Club 10 43 SCHWARTZ, TIMOTHY RAY Football Mgr. 10; Asst. Track Mgr. 10 43 SCOTT, GINGER LEE Ski Club 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 10, H 43. 129 SEGNER, GARY EARL 43 SHAUGHNESSY, ROBERT MICHAEL Soph. Class Treas.; Student Council H Pres. 12; M Club II. Treas. 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Baseball 10; Basketball 10. 11. Tri-capt. 12; Smoke Sifl' nal II. 12; Class Play II; National Honor Society 11, 12; Most Active 43, 49. 54, 79, 83. 84. 85, 104, 106, 108, 124 SHAUGHNESSY. ROGER GRAHAM D.E. O. 12 43. 110 SIMON, ELJEAN ROSANN Pep Club 10. 11 44 SINNER. DANIEL Soph. Class Pres.; Mohian 12 44, 122 SKINNER, JOHN EIWOOD D.E. O. 11, Pres. 12; M Club 10, 11, Sec. 12; Football 10. II, Trl-Capt. 12. All Conference Honorable Mention; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, Co-Capt. 12; All Conference Honorable Mention,- Most Athletic 44,55, 78. 91, 92. 106. 110 SKOOG, KIM ROBERT M Club 11, 12; Football 10; Basket-ball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Student Council 12; Class Play 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Class Musician 44, 53. 83. 84 SMILEY. WILLIAM YALE Ski Club 12; Ski Team 12; Best looking 44, 53, 129 SMITH. DIANE GAA 10; FHA 10; Library Help 10. 11, 12 44 SMITH, SARA JOlAYNE Band 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; D.E. O. 12; Pep Club 10, 11, Treas. 12; Red Cross Club 10, Vice-Pres. 11 44. 107. 110, 118 SMITH, THOMAS NORVEL Wrestling 10. 11. 12; M Club 11. 12; Football 10. 11, 12 78. 87, 88, 90 SOPIWNIK, GLORIA 44 SOULE, DIANE LOUISE Band 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10; GAA 10, 11 44 STRAND. DOUGLAS MORRIS Choir 10, 11, 12; Hockey Mgr. 10, 11 12 44, 49, 106, 115 SUERTH, SCOTT JOHN Baseball 10. 11; Ski Club Hi B®� ' Dressed 44, 52 SULLIVAN, JAMES HUGH Hockey 10, 11, 12; M Club 11, 12 45 SUNDBERG, CHARLES RUSSELL Choir 12 45, 114 SUNDLIE, DEBORAH JEAN Ski Club 10. 12; Pep Club 10; Class Play 12; Choir 10. 11. 12 45. 115, 120, 128, 129 SWANSON. LINDA MARIE Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11 44, 129 SWANSON, MARGIE ANN Band 10; Pep Club 10. 11; 0.E. O. Club 12 45, 110 SWENSON, MARK BENJAMIN Band 10; Ski Club 10; D.E. O. Club 12 45. no SYMKALSKI, CYNTHIA 44 THEISEN, THOMAS JAMES 45 THEOBALD, FRANK ANTHONY Student Council 12 45 THIES, BLAKE RUNNING Mr. legs 127 THOMAS. LINDA 46 THORNE, STEPHEN DONALD Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 UDELL. LINDA ANN Pep Club 10, 11; Spanish Club 11. 12; FHA 11 46, 108 VALEK, JOHN ROBERT 46 VANDE VEGTE, CAROL RAE Gymnastic Club 11; Ski Club 11, 12 46. 129 VAN HERE, KENT DOUGLAS Band 10, 11, 12; German Club V.P. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Smoke Signal 10, II, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Track II. 12; Basketball 10; Golf 10; M Club 11. 12 46. 106. 109, 119, 124 VOORHEES, LINDA LOUISE Mohian 11 46. 110 WALLIN. CRAIG ARTHUR Football 10; Basketball 10, 11; Golf 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Band 10, 11, V.P. 12 46. 109, 118, 119 WALTERS, JACQUELINE MARY Pep Club 11, 12; Gymnastics 11; Ger-man Club 12; Choir 11, 12; Thespians 153 11, 12; Class Play 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Cheerleader 12; Sno-Oaze Queen 46, 107. 109. III, 115, 116, 120, 126, 127, 132 WALTON, WESLEY DAVID 46 WAM8EK, JOHN DAVID 46 WATSON, BRIAN EDWARD 46 WEIOENBACH, CRAIG ALLEN Wrestling 10; Choir 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Class Play 11; Smoke Signal 12 47. 108, 114, 124 ABRAHAMSON, DANIEL 58, 109, 118. 129 AHSENMACHER, ROBERT 58, 129 ALLENBURG. DEBORAH 58. 109, 119 ANDERSEN. STEPHEN 58, 76 ANDERSEN, STEVEN AURTHOR ANDERSON, BRADLEY 58 ANDERSON, KAREN 111 ANDERSON, REBECCA 58, 109, 118 ANDREASON, JOHN 58,111.118,124, 129 BAERT, MARY 58 BAILEY, JUDY 58,108,115 BARRETT, THOMAS 58 BEE. CURT BENDER, TERRENCE 58, 76, 118, 129 BENNETT, THOMAS 58. 76, 83, 106 BENTZ, CAROL 58 BERGLUND, ANN 58. 105, 107. 109. Ill, 119, 141 BERGLUND. ERIC 58, 105, 118, 129 BJERKAAS, DUANE 58, 79, 83, 106, 122 BLACKOWIAK, DAWN 58, 107, 114, 131 BOERNER, STEVEN 58, 129 BOETTCHER, SCOTT 59. 104, 105. 118, 129 BOLDUC. RONALD 59 BORG, TODD 59. 105. 106. 109. Ill, 118, 129 BORGHEIINCK, SANDRA 59. 107 BOSIGER, ELIZABETH 59 BRADY. KATHLEEN 59, 108, 111. 114. 134 BREEN. DAVID BROCKOPP. MICHAEL 59 BROICH, CHARLES 59. 87 BRUHN, DENISE 59 BRUZEK, JOHN 59,118,119 BRYCE. JANET 59 BUEHL. GEORGE 59 BUSH, MONTY 59, 76, 87 WELCH, AMY 47. 107, 107, 111. 115 WEI F. LAUREL MARIE German Club 11,12 47, 109 WHEELER, TERRY ANN 47 WILKES, LAURA WILLIAMS, DIANE WILLIAMS, JOSEPH PAUL Basketball 10. II; Baseball 10, 11, 12; M Club 11, 12 47, 106 WILSON, JAMES TERRANCE 47 Juniors CARLBOM, GERI 59. 107, 108. 115, 134. 135 CARLSON, KEITH 59, 105. 106, 109, 118, 129 CARLSON. SANDRA 59 CHASE, STEVEN 59,112,129 CHENEY, KAREN 59, 107, 119, 134 COLE, CAMERON 59. 106 DALLMAN, MARK 59 DALY, KATHRYN 59, 105. 107, 119 DAVIS, BENITO 59 DE CAMP, DEBORAH 59 DE GUISE. JACQUELYN 59, 105, 107. 109, 111. 118, 122 DERRY. KEVIN 60 DIEGRE, RICHARD DODDS. BRUCE 60. 76. 106 DORNSBACH, SANDRA 60 DOZIER, ROBERT 60 DREWS, DEBBIE 60, 118, 128, 129 EISS, JOHN 60 ELLIS, ANNE 60. 104, 107, 108. 129, 134. 135 ENEVOLD, THOMAS 60. 126. 143 ENGLUND. JANE 60,105.109.119,122 ERICSON. EDNA ERICKSON, PAUL 60. 79, 129 ERICKSON. SHIRLEY 60 ESPIRITU. NICHOLAS 60 FAABERG. ANN 60. 107. 113. 119 FAABERG. JEFFREY 60. 129 FARLEY, JOSEPH 60 FEATHERSTON, SHAWN 60, 76, 118 FISCHER. ROBERT 60 FORESTER. MAXINE 60 FREVERT, BRAD 60. 105, 118, 128, 129 FRIDEN, MARY 60, 90. 107, 108, 129. 133 GEHRKE, VICKY 60 GEYEN. GAIL 60 GEYEN. JOHN 60 WIRTZ, GAYLE 48, 110 WOODWARD, MARTHA LOUISE Orchestra 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 10. 11, 12; German 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 12; Drill Team II; Studont Council 11, 12; Mohian 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Gym-nasties 10, II; Choir 10. 11, 12; Thespians 11; Homecoming Queen 46. 54. 98, 99, 103, 104, 107, 109, 114, 133 WYMAN, KATHLEEN ANNE Choir 10; Pep Club II, 12; D.E. O. 12 48, 107, 110 ZIEMER. NANCY LEE Choir 12 114 GILMORE, RICHARD 60 GRAEBER, PEGGY 60. 105, 107 GRAY, LORRAINE 60,119 GRIM, VICKI 60,115,116 GRUNDMEIER, RICHARD 60, 87 GUSTAFSON, GREGORY 60 HADDEN. ROBERT 60, 78, 87, 114 HAWLEY, THOMAS 60. 91. 93. 106 HEINSCH, STEVEN 60 HELGELAND. MARK 60. 105. 110, 114 HENDERSON, VIRGINIA 60,107,115, 132 HESSE, JERI 60 HICKS, TIMOTHY 60 HILBELINK, MARILYN 60, 90, 107, 108, 115, 129. 132 HODGE, JUDY 115 HOEFER, WILLIAM 60, 76, 105. 115. 129 HOFF, LAURA 60, 110, 131, 143 HOLLINGSWORTH, TERESA 60. 104, 107, 129 HORAN, DAVID HU8BARD. JAYNE 60 HUBBELL, DEBORAH 61,119 JARNIG, JOHN 61,115,129 JOHNSON, CORILEE 61,107,129.133 JOHNSON, DOUGLAS 61, 119 JONHSON, SHELLEY 61, 105, 107, 118, 119, 122. 128, 129 JONHSON, WENDY 61. 107, 129 JONSEN, CHRISTIAN 61 JORDAN. JOANNE KALLUNKI, CINDY 61 KAPLAN, JEAN 61, 107, 108, 111, 119, 134, 135 KELLOGG. FREDERICK 78, 91 KELLY, STEVEN 61 KICKHAFER. BONNIBEl 61 KOHMAN, MICHAEL 61 KOTULA, TERESA 61.108.111 154 KOWAL, ROXANNE 61. 118 KRAEMER, DEBRA 61,109,118 KUST. BRENDA 61 LAMBRECHT, REDGINALD 61 LARSON, KENDALL 61,114 LARSON, MARY 61, 109, 131 LARSON, YVONNE 61, 109, 114 LEE, GARY 61, 104, 105, 106, 109, 111, 115, 116, 124 LEIPZIG, SYBIA 61. 131 LIEN. DONNA 61, 107, 108, 129, 133 LIlLEDAHl, LILLIAN 61. 107 LILLIGREN, JO 62, 108 LINDBLAD, MARK 62, 83, 126 LINDEN, PATRICIA 62, 107 LOBDELL, JOHN 62, 78, 105, 119, 128, 129 LOFFLER, GENE 78, 83. 106 LORENCE, DRAKE 62. 78, 104, 105, 108, 109, 111, 118, 119, 129 LOU, TERRY 62 LOVEN, PETER 58, 62, 76, 83, 85. 104, 118 LUSE, MICHAEL 62 LYCKHOLM, ROBERT LYONS, GREGORY 62 MACIAS, JEANNE 62, 105, 107, 108, 115 MACNAMARA. JANE 62, 107, 111, 129 MncNAMARA, JANE 62, 107, 111, 129 MADER, JOHN 62, 78, 106 MAGNUS, JAYNE 62, 105, 107, 111 MARCY, GAYLE 62 McClellan, kevin 62, 91 McClure, maureen 62 McDaniel, kathryn 62, in, ns McLaughlin, Margaret 62 McMASTERS. ELIZABETH MEREDITH, LEONE 62 MEYER, BARBARA 62, 105, 107, 109, 111, 118, 122, 124, 129 MIMNAUGH, RAYMOND 62 MINDER, TRACEY 62 MITTELSTAEDT, FRANK MORAVEC, MARTIN 62, 109 NAVRATIL, SUSAN 62,116 NELSON, CYNTHIA 62, 105, 107. 109, 111, 114 NELSON, JOHN 62 NELSON. SANDRA 62 ACKERMAN. CATHLEEN 66 ADAMS. RICHARD 66,117 ANDERSEN. LINDA 66, 107, 116 ANDERSON, JAMES 66 ANDERSON, NANCY 66 NOREEN, SANDRA 63, 105, 107, 111. 114 NOVAK, SHELLY 63 NOVAK. STEVE 63 OAS. NANCY 63. 107, 116, 122. 129 OHMESORGE, JEAN 63, 104, 107, 109, 119, 122, 129 OLSON, PHILLIP 63, 104, 105, 108, 119, 129, 143 ORN, DAVID 63, 79, 106 ORTENBLAO. SHAWN 58, 63, 107. 108, 132 OVERSON, MARTIN 58. 63. 78, 83, 106, 118 PAASCH, FARRELL 63 PALMER, JAMES 63 PEDERSEN, LINDA 63, 107. 108, 115, 134 PEDERSEN, ROBERT 63 PETERSON. GREGORY 63 PETERSON, MICHAEL 63 PETERSON, STEVE 63, 83 PETERSON, TERRI 63 PHILLIPI. ROSANNE 63,111 PIEPKORN, SUSAN 63, 107, 129 PRICE. LAYNE 63 PRIMEAU, DENISE 63 RAINEY, MARSHA 63 RAUSCH, ELEANOR 63. 109, 129 RAWLINGS, ROBERT 63 REESE. ANDREW 63, 79. 106, 114, 116, 129 REVAK. JAMES RICE, KATHLEEN 63, 107, 109, 111, 129 ROBERTS, THOMAS 63 ROELOFS, MICHAEL 63, 79, 87, 89. 106, 111, 114, 116 ROLF, KEVIN 63, 118, 119, 128, 129 ROSS, GAIL 63. 107, 114, 116, 132 ROUFS, JAMES 63 ROW, SEARL 63,112 RUDH, MICHAEL 63 RUSTAD. SHIRLEY 63. 107, 109 SACK, STEVEN SALTZMAN, JUDITH 63,115 SANDNESS, PAUL 63, 105, 109 SCHMITZ, KATHY 63 SCHOLL, JANE 63 SHANNON, JOH 63, 129 SHAUGHNESSY. MARY 63. 107, 108, 129 Qophomores ANDERSON, SUSAN 66. 107. 108 ANDERSON. VALERIE 66 ANDREASON. JOHN 66. 107, 108, 117, 129 AREND. PATRICIA 66.116 SIGAFOOS, JUDITH 63 SIMON, RUSSELL 63 SINCHEFF, WILLIAM 64 SINNER, JANET 64 SKINNER, GREGORY 64, 79. 91, 93, 106 SMITH, JEAN 64 SMULLEN, ANTHONY SOHNS. BRUCE 64 SOPIWNIK, SUNNY 64. 107, 129, 134 SORBO. ALLEN 64, 78, 83. 106, 119 SPEER, LAURELIE 64 STEWART, ANN 64, 107, 118, 129 STRAUB. LAURIE 64. 107, 108, 114, 129. 134 STROM. AVA 64 STUBBS, BETTY 64,116 SUERTH, CAROLYN 58, 64. 107, 108, 129, 134 TAFFE, WILLIAM 64 TAYLOR, BARBARA 64. 118, 145 TAYLOR. LINDA 64 TEETZEl, LINDA 64, 129 THARP. DEAN 64, 105. 111. 129 THIES, JAN 64, 107. 115, 129, 132 THOMAS. CAROL 64. 107. 108, 111, 118 THORNE. LINDA 64. 107. 129 TICHY, BRIAN 64. 79. 83, 119, 126 TRIESELMAN. KLAUS 64. 76. 91 TUKULA, JULIE 64,111 TWEDT. JUDY 64. 108, 114. 129 UMBEHOCKER, DAVID 64 VAN LIERE, KEITH 65, 106 VOIKENANT. RENE 65 WALTON, CAROLE 65 WALTZ. ELIZABETH 65,118 WEILAND, BERNARD 65, 87, 112 WEILAND. CLAIRE 49. 65. 104, 107. 114, 1)6, 126, 132 WELCH, REBECCA 65, 129 WENDT, CRAIG 65, 79 WIGNER. RICHARD 65. 129 WILLETTE. PAUL WILLIAMS, JOAN 65. 108 WOLFE. BRADLY 79, 91. 93. 106 WOMELDOPF. VICKI 65, 104, 105, 107, 109, 118, 122, 128, 129 WONG LUANNE 65. 108 WOOD. HAL 65,78.119.129 YOUNG. SUSAN 65 ZOLDAHN, PAUL 65.115 ASLESEN, THOMAS 66 BABATZ, KATHLEEN 66.107.108,116 BACKLUND, WENDY 66, 107, 108, 116 BACKSTROM. DEBRA 66, 107, 108, 129 BAILEY. DEAN 66 155 BALDWIN, DAVID 66, 82 BAME, WENDIE 66. 108 BARKLEY, GARY 66, 82, 86 BARTEL, SANDRA 66 BATDORF, DOUGLAS 67, 117 BENDEL, JOSEPH 67 BENNETT, MICHAEL 67 BENNYHOFF. DAVID 67, 87 BERENT, GERALD 67, 82, 91 BERG. NANCY 67, 107, 108 BERGQUIST, BRIAN 67 BIRKLAND, TODD 67 BITTNER. LAVONNE 67. 107, 116 BLACKOWIAK, RICHARD 87, 104 BOEDECKER, BET 67, 107, 116, 129 BORG, ANN 67, 104, 105, 107, 108, 116, 129 BOYD, TOM 67 BRANDENBURG. CRAIG 67, 82 BREKKE, RENEE 67,119 BRETHORST, 0EBRA 67, 107, 117, 142 BRYANT. ROBIN 67 BUEHl, ROGER 67 BYERS. BETTY 67 CARLSON, GUY 67,110,117 CECKA, DEBORAH 67, 107, 116 CLARK, JEFF 67 CLARK. PATRICIA 67, 107, 108, 116, 128, 129 CLIFFORD, CHERYL 67, 107 COLE, MATTHEW 67 COMBS, LYNN 67. 108 CONKEY, NILA 67 COX, CHADWYN 67. 108, 116, 129 CRINKLAW, SHELLEY 67 DALLMAN, GAIL 67, 108 DAN8ERG, PAMELA 67 DAVIS. SUSAN 67, 107, 109 DECKER. BRUCE 67. 86 DORNSBACH, STEVEN 67. 82. 86 DOTZENROTH. DAVID 67 ECKDAHL, ELIZABETH 67 EDWARDS. KIM 67, 91 ELLIS, PATRICIA 107,116,128 ENGELHARDT, ROBIN 67. 107. 108, 117, 133 ENGSTRAND. DAVID 67. 82 ESPIRITU, CYNTHIA 67 FASCHING, VICTORIA 67 FERGUSON, JAMES 66, 68, 86, 117 FRERLING. CRAIG 68 FRITZ. SALLY 68, 105, 107 FURRY. ROSEMARY 68,117 GABLES, MICHAEL 68, 91 GAGNE, DONNA 68. 116, 129 GAZETTE. DOROTHY 68 GENSLER. KRISTEEN 68 GEYEN, MARY 68 GILBERTSON, WILLIAM 68 GIMMESTAD, NANCY 68, 107. 108, 129 GONYEA, KAREN 68,117 GORMAN. GEORGE 68. 107 GOULD, WAYNE 68 GRAHN, JUNE 68 GRAVELLE, MICHAEL GREY, ROBIN 68 GROVES, GEOFFREY 68 GUSTAFSON, CORRINE 68, 108, 116 HANSON, DIANE 68,117 HANSON, RUSSELL 68 HARTLEY. DEBRA 68, 107, 116, 133 HARTY, ROXANNE 68 HEDIGER, JANICE 68 HEFTY, BARBARA 68, 107, 116, 133 HEINSCH, GARY 68 HEITZ, KENNETH 68. 86 HENLINE, STEVEN 69. 86 HENRY, PAUL 69,117 HENTGES, MICHAEL 69 HESSELGRAVE, SANDRA 69,107,116, 129 HICKS, SANDRA 69 HIGUS, CYNTHIA 69, 107, 129 HODENA, PARMALANE 69, 107 HOFF, LAWRENCE 69 HOLLOWAY, CLARION 69, 87. 116 HOLMGREN, CAROLE 69 HOUSE, HELEN 69, 107. 108, 116 HOWELLS, ROBERT 69. 82, 91 HUGGETT, BRENDA 69 HURLEY, MELISSA 69 IRVINE, BARBARA 69, 107, 108 IVERSON. PAMELA 69, 107, 108, 117 JACKSON, WILLIAM 69. 82. 116, 129 JENSEN. BARBARA 69, 107, 108, 116, 129 JENSEN, KAREN 69 JENSEN. WILLIAM 69, 76 JOHNSON, BRUCE 69, 129 JOHNSON, PEGGY 69. 105, 107, 116 JOHNSON. PETER 69, 129 JOHNSON. SCOTT 69, 82, 86, 119, 129 JONES. DONALD 69 JORGENSEN. SUSAN 69, 107 KEARNS, SCOTT 69 KELLER, DEBORAH 69, 107, 108 KEPPEL. SHIRLEY 69 KNOTT. THOMAS 69. 87, 117 KOECHLER, GARY 69, 82 KOECHLER, KEN 69 KOEHLER, VICKI 69.107,117 KOEHNEN, JEFFREY 69 KOEPP, CORINNE 69, 107. 116 KOLAR, ELIZABETH 69. 116 KRAUSE, DONNA 69 KROTZER. KURT 69, 82 KULLBERG. CRAIG 69. 82. 86. 104 KURTZ, JESSE 69 KURTZ, MARTY 69 KUSCHILl, JOHN 70 LANDON, DENISE 116 LANSING, JANE 70, 104, 108, 117 LAPKA, THOMAS 70 LARSON. DANA 70, 107, 108, 116 LEE. BRUCE LEMMERMAN, FAY 70. LEWIS, SHIRLEY 70. 107, 108, 117 LIND, THOMAS 70, 82, 91, 117 LINDLAN, DAGNI 70, 107, 108, 116, 129 LISTER, HENRY 70 LOEW, JEROME 70 LUESSE, JAN 70, 107, 108, 141 LUGER, JAMES 70,82,117 LYTLE. KIM 70,107.117 MAAS. SUSAN 70 MACIAS, ANITA 70,107,116 MACNAMARA, BRIAN 70, 105. 108, 129 MAGNUSON, JEFFREY 70. 117 MANSK, KIMBERLY 70, 107, 108 MARSH. CORRIE 70,117 MARTIN, CYNTHIA 70 MAXWELL. ROBERT 70,117 McANINCH. DEBRA 70, 107, 109 McCOLLOM, BRENDA 70, 107, 117 McDonald, michael allen 70 McDonald, michael pat 70 McGILL. BRADLEY 70,116 McKEE, GREGORY 70 MERCHANT, CHARLES 70 MILLER, DELL 70 MONEN, DARYL 70 MOORE, BARBARA 71, 116 MOORE. LINDA 71 MUELLER, JEFFREY 71. 82 MURRAY, GREGORY 71,116 NELSON, CONSTANCE 71. 107, 116 NELSON, GARY 71, 117 NELSON. THOMAS 71 NEUSCHWANDER, KAREN 71 NYMOEN, ANNA 71, 105, 107, 108, 117 OAS, JANE 71, 107, 108, 131, 133 OBERG, THOMAS 71. 86 OCKEN, PETER 71 OEHLER, MICHAEL 71. 82 OLSEN, KEVIN 71. 86, 122, 124 OLSON, JESSIE 71 OLSON. JOAN 71, 107, 109, 116 OLSON, SCOTT 71, 117 OPDAHl, GARY 71 OSMONSON. JAMES 71 PEDERSON. RITA 71. 107, 108, 126, 128, 129, 133 PETERSON, IRENE 71 PETERSON. KEVIN 71,86,117 PETERSON. MICHAEL 71. 117. 129 PETERSON, SALLY 71 156 PETTY, JANE 71, 104, 107, 108, 124. 128 PHILIPPI, ALLAN 71 PIEPER, TODD PIEPKORN, CLIFFORD 71,117 PIKE, CATHERINE 108 PILGRIM, MICHAEL 71 PinS, LAURIE 71, 107, 108, 117 PLANT, GEORGANN 71. 107, 117 PRATLEY, WILLIAM 71 PRICE. JAMES 71 RABE, ROBERT 71.86.116 RASK. RICHARD 71 RAWLINGS. REBECCA 71. 107 RIFFE. DONNA RILEY. KEVIN 71 ROBERTS, MICHAEL 71 ROBERTS, RICHARD 71 ROMNESS. DAVID 51, 71, 82. 108, 116. 129 ROMNESS, DIANE 51. 71, 105, 107, 108, 116, 129 ROYCE. GRAYDON 71,116 RUST, KATHLEEN 72 RUTHERFORD. TERRY 72 RYE, DEBORAH 72,116,129 SALDEN, PATRICIA 72, 129 SAWICKI, BARBARA 72. 107, 116 SAYEN, SANDRA 72 SCHLUTER. JOHN 72, 82, 86 SCHMIDT. DAVID 72, 129 SCHMIES, LORRIE 72, 107, 131 SCHNEIDER, RICHARD 66, 72, 104 SCHWARTZ, NANCY 72 SEEMAN. HOLLY 72. 107, 116 SHALIN, EUGENE SHAUGHNESSY, DEBBIE 72, 129 SHIELDS, TOM 72, 129 SHOEMAKER, JOHN 72, 117, 129 SHOOP, JAMES 72 SICHENEDER, JACQUELINE 72. 107, 116 SIMA. MIKE 72. 86 SINNER, RON 72 SKARET, STEVEN 72. 129 SlECHTA, HERB 72 SMESTAD. ROBERT 72. 129 SORBO, THOMAS 72. 82, 87, 117 SOULE, SUZANNE 72 SPELLMAN, KATHLEEN 72,107, 117 STELLE, CAROL 72. 107, 109, 116 STICKNEY. DEBRA 72 SULLIVAN, MARK 72 SUNDLIE, STANFORD 72. 91, 116 SWANSON. JOY 72. 107, 116 TESSMER, KENNETH 72, 117 1 HATCHER. RAYMOND (JON) 72 THEISEN, RICHARD 72 THOMPSON, MARK 72. 117, 147 THORNE. GARY 72 THORNE. MICHAEL 72. 82, 117 TOBIN. TAMARA 73. 107. 116, 129 TOWER, BRUCE 73 TRIESELMANN. BARBARA 66 TWEEDY. CARSON 73 ULMAN, BARBARA 66. 73. 107 ULRICH. STEPHEN 73 WALKER. ALICE MARIE 73, 116 WALTER. BECKY 73 WEBSTER. JANET 73.116 WEIDEN8ACH, SUSAN 66, 73, 104, 116 WELCH. DANNIE 73, 82 WESTERDAHL, SUZANNE 73, 116 WHEELER, PEGGY 73 WHITE. LEONARD 73 WHITING. PEGGY 73. 107, 116, 133 WILKERSON, MICHAEL 73 WILKERSON, SHERYL 73. 129 WILLIAMS. JOSEPH 73. 108 WILLIAMS. KATHLEEN 73 WILSON. RICHARD 73, 82, 104 WORNER, TODD 73, 82, 86, 116 ZIEMER, WENDY JEAN 73. 104. 116. 125 School Personnel ANDERSON, E. WILLIAM 12, 105 ANDERSON, JUDSON 6 BABCOCK, FRANCIS 8 BEHMLER, E. J. 7 BENGTSON. PAUL 6, 106 BENSON, STEPHEN 19 BENSON. T. 9 BERRY. DEAN 6 BLOMLIE, JOHH 11,78,79,83,85 BOCKHAUS. HARRY 19 BRANDENBURG. DONALD BUERKLE. LYLE 13. 82 BURDAU, C. 9 BURTON. ROSEMARY 14 CARLSON. ANNE 10 CHAPMAN. LYLE CHEMBERLIN. DON 6 CHERNEY, EUGENE 12, 78. 79, 91 CRESSY, M. 9 CRONICK. J. 9 DEAN, DOROTHY 9 DRESSEl. R. 9 DIRHACHEK, VIRGINIA 14 EIDE. DUANE 10 ELY, GLORIA 17 ERICKSON, DENNIS 14 ESSELMAN, GERALD 10 EXCEL. LARRY 86 FERGUSON. MINTIE 16, 109 FISHER, DALE FOX. ROBERT 14 FURLONG, PATRICK 14, 82. 91 GAGNE. VERNE 6 GIMMESTAD, MELVIN II GOVE, ROBERT 11 GULBRANDSON, DONALD 10, 111 HAMES, BERNARD 6 HANLEY, FRED 20. 78, 79 HOFF, KELLY HOTVET. ROBERT 21. 116 IRVINE, MARY 9 IVERSON, KENNETH 6 JACKSON, CHARLES 6 JACKSON. JAMES 10 JENKS. GUY 11.87.90 JENSON. CHARLOTTE KLICK, RONALD 18, 82 KING, PATRICK II KYLLO, SUSAN 10 LAGE. RANDEL 17. 128 LINDQUIST. MARION 9 MAXWELL, DORIS 9 McCURDY. G. 9 McHALE. PAUL 10. 124 McIntyre, william 21, 118 MACIAS, MANUEL 16. 109 MUELLER, H. 9 MUSSER. KENT 8 MUTH. ERVIN 14, 122 NELSON. FRANCIS 10, 110 NICKISCH. E. 9 NIELSEN, CLAYTON 12 OHMAN. H. 9 OLSON, HERBERT 18 PARKER. C. 9 PEDERSEN. LORRAINE 9 RECKER. PATRICIA 20, 107 REIMER, DONALD 11 REYNOLDS, RICHARD 20 RINGSRED, WILLIAM 20 SCHALLER 109 SCHROEDER, DENNIS 12 SCHULTE. JAMES 13 SIMONDET. NORMAN 13, 105 STELLING, L. 9 STOCKTON. ROBERTA 17. 113 TAYLOR. F. 9 THOSTENSON, GAYLEN 7 TEIGEN. ROBERT 18. 82 TRASK. I. 9 TRYGSTAD, GRANT 76. 83 VANECEK. R. 9 WALLIN. BETTY 9 WOYTCKE. R. ZOLDAHN, M. 9 157 WESTONKA TELEPHONE COMPANY serving you at New Germany Maple Plain Mound Watertown Mayer Business Office Delano St. Boni 995-1961 1969-1970 was a year of great change for Mound High School. The dress code was abolished, a Student-Faculty Committee was formed for better communication between teachers and students, and the changing of the tardy policy. I hope this Mohian, in the years to come, can bring back some of these great memories. •I'd like to thank all the people who sacrificed their own time to produce this annual. Thank you Senior Editors and Assistant Editor for doing an excellent job on your pages and for training the Junior Editors for next year. Thank you Junior Editors for your willingness to learn and eagerness to work. Thank you Mary Palmer for your spectacular art work on the cover as well as throughout ths book. I'd like to thank Faith and Ginny for all their extra needed help and a special thanks to all my photographers: Lori, Debbie, Kevin, and especially Kent, Mr. Muth, and Haga Studio. An extra special thanks to you, Mr. Muth, for your excellent guidance, your great patience and good nature no matter what happened. Thank you everyone and I hope this yearbook will reward your work throughout this past year. Editor Autographs 159 Autographs o 160 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Fun in the Sun on Minnetonka Mohian Supplement '70 Queen Carol Reigns Over 1970 Mound Relays On May 5, Carol Vande Vegte was crowned Queen of the 1970 Mound Relays. At the coronation, Coach Solyst gave a short speech sum-ing up the track team's abilities. Our team did an excellent job at the Relays—winning their division. Presenting the awards were the Queen and her Attendants. The Royal Court Row I: Jr. Attendant Barb Taylor, Escort Hal Wood, Soph. Attendant Pat Clark, Escort Andy Reese, Jr. Attendant Gail Ross, Escort Gen loeffler. Row 2: Escort Bob Shaughnessy, Sr. At-tendant Sue Rincs, Escort Jon Scherven, Queen Carol Vande-Vegte, Escort Joe Williams, Sr. Attendant Pat Hunt. LEFT: Assistant Coach Trygstad present Co-captain Stove Coleman with the Outstanding Track Man of 1970 award, while the other Co-captain, Squeak Krueger look on. BELOW RIGHT: Track Coach Lovell Solyst. BELOW LEFT: Queen Carol presents Mr. Behmler with the annual award given to a member of the community for an outstanding contribution to Mound Athletics. Mound Track Team Wins Race for a Good Season The highlight of the track season was the winning of the Mound Relays. It was a come-from-behind victory and a team effort that made our season a great success. In twelve varsity track meets the team ran against ninety-five schools in which they outscored forty-three of them. The track squad was led in scoring by Co-Captain Steve Coleman, who was also the top sprinter. He set three school records: the 100 yard dash in 9.9 seconds, 440 in 50.3 seconds and 220 in 2.15. Terry Bender and Co-Captain Daryl Krueger were team leaders in distance and running. They also broke school records: Krueger—2 mile run in 10.2 and Bender—1 2 mile run in 2.04.3. Under the coaching of Miss Recker, Girls track had a very successful beginning year. The 20 girls participated in three meets Coon Rapids placing 4th out of 7 schools at Cooper, and came in 2nd at Minnetonka. They lost by one point to Minnetonka. The energetic girls are looking forward to a fuller year of competition next season. Hal Wood was the team's leading hurdler and finished second for the team in scoring. Girls' Track TRACK TEAM— , to ., Row t: G. lee, C. Obcrg, K, Vanlierc, S. Coleman, G. Barkley, 0. Abraham-ion, B. Sinchcff. Row 2; S. Albrecht, C. Cole, B. Dodds, M. Buih, K. Heitz, B. Jensen, K. Trieielmann. Row 3; J. Lobdell, T. Smullcn, J. Mader, P. Sandness, J. Mueller D. Schmidt. Row 4: Coach Trygstad, D Musgrove. C. Broich, J. Faaberg, M Roelofs, S, Krueger, M. lindeblad. Row 5: Coach Solyst, B. Johnson, B. Hoefer, K. Carlson, J. Ferguson, T. Worner, H. Wood, T. Bender. Mark lindblad takes off while Bruce Dodds finished his stint for the relay team. B SQUAD member include: Tom Asleasen; 2B, Craig Brandenburg; IB, Dave Baldwin; IF. Dave Eng. strand; CF, Mike Gablet; 3B. Scott Johnson; RF. Kurt K roller; RF, Craig Kullberg; SS, Tom lind; P, Mike Oeh-lor; P, Dave Romness; RF, Mike Simar; CF, Stan Sundlie; Coach Olsted. B Baseball Scores The sophomore baseball team opened the season with a 3-1 win over a non-conference Mound vs Opponents foe. Vocational. Then playing in the tough 3 i Vocational Lake Conference, the sophomore team could 6 13 Hopkins only win two. They put it all together to de- 2 6 Kennedy feat Cooper and Robbinsdale. 1 10 St. Louis Park Individual batting leaders were Craig Bran- 6 4 Cooper denburg with .444 and Stan Sundlie with 1 10 Richfield .382. The coach was Mr. Olstad. 0 8 Wayzata 3 8 Lincoln 2 1 Robbinsdale 2 7 Minnetonka 3 13 Edina Varsity Baseball The 1970 Varsity baseball team totaled five wins, eleven losses, and one tie. John Skinner was elected captain of the team, most valuable player, and was chosen for the All Lake Conference. Mr. Soule and Mr. Exel coached the team and Duane Bjerkass was the manager. Varjity baseball coache Mr. Excel and Mr. Soule. A SQUAD-Row I: B. Tichy. J. Geyen. G. loftier, G. Skinner, B. Kellogg. A. Ree� e, D. Bjerkass (manager). Row 2: Coach Soule. R. lee. S. Albrecht. J. Skinner. K. lar on, T. Bennett, K. Kullberg, Coach Excel. Captain John Skinner Mound vs Opponents 3 0 Vocational 3 3 South St. Paul 5 2 Blake 0 10 Minnetonka 0 4 Edina 3 13 Kennedy 2 12 Lincoln 8 3 Wayzata 7 8 Blake Mound vs Opponents 6 12 Cooper 4 15 Hopkins 7. 10 Richfield 1 4 St. Louis Park 0 10 Robbinsdale 2 1 Golden Valley 3 6 Waconia 8 1 Orono GOLF SQUAD—left to right; Cojch Fischbjch, C. Wendt, B. Wolfe, J. Eiss, J. Ferguson, T. Sorbo, K. V«n licre, B. Hadden, A. Sorbo. B SQUAD—Row I: M. Thorne, R. Howells, J. Fox. Row 2: K. Peterson, R. Rask, R. Rabe, J. Schluter, B. Daly. The 1970 varsity golf squad competed in the Buffalo Invitational on May 3, and the Districts in the end of May. John Eiss was captain and Mr. Fischbach was the team's coach. Their Lake Conference record was four wins, five losses, and one tie. Scores Mound vs Opponents 232 209 Hopkins 177 170 St. Louis Park 200 205 Kennedy 234 224 Richfield 237 244 Lincoln 201 197 Edina 205 211 Wayzata 251 225 Minnetonka 197 197 Robbinsdale 361 377 Cooper The Senior High Marching Band, playing during 'Dakota Days' at Rapid City, South Dakota. ABOVE: Band member having fun in the sun by the Star Motel pool in Rapid City. RIGHT: Keith Carbon and Scott Boettcher clowning around. Thanks to the Band Boosters and the Band members themselves, the band had a fun and exciting trip to Rapid City, S.D.; June 3-7. No one will forget the all-night bus ride there . . . outdoor concerts . . . climbing the mountains of Deadwood and Lead . . . sleeping by the babbling brook . . . Dakota Days—marching in 90 heat in wool uniforms . . . sunning by the pool ... a visit to Mt. Rushmore ... the Western barbeque and dance . . . and finally—a trip through the Badlands on the way home. BELOW: Debby Allenburg, Nancy Gimmestad, Beckl Anderson, and Jackie DcGuisc laic around in one of the motel rooms. S«ndy, Jean, Nancy, Ka«y, and Gail relax in their room after a day of concert . The gang take it ea� y on the trip home from Duluth. Choir Tour Early Friday morning, April 10, the 1969-70 choir boarded two buses and were on their way to Duluth for their annual Choir Tour. Their first stop was Duluth Central High School where they sang a variety of tunes. Next, they proceeded to Proctor Jr.-Sr. High for lunch and a concert. After that they went up to Hibbing and took a tour of the famous Hibbing High School. They spent the night at the Edgewater West Motel in Duluth. The choir toured the Duluth Arena and were let loose on the town for an hour. The trip home was a sleepy but happy ending to a great tour. Anyone for � ing along with Craig? TOP ABOVE: Maid Julie Tukua and Nancy Lange cmphaiize word with gesture . MIDDLE ABOVE: Duane Bjerka —taking a little rest. BELOW RIGHT: After a terrible war, J. B. the (Paul Sandne ) i� with Comforter Gary lee, Doug Dunjcr, and John Andreasen. 1 A I) JB The play J. B. is based on the poetic structure of the book of Job, but it is placed in modern times. J. B., a very successful businessman with a beautiful wife and large family, feels that his position has been earned, and when he loses everything, he asks: Why— what have I done? This drama seeks to provide an answer to all people that love is the basis for life. Taking place in a circus tent, two unsuccessful actors take advantage of the empty arena to play J. B. as J. B. progresses, it often becomes difficult to distinguish reality from fiction. Dean Tharp (Mr. Zu� ) ob crve action during the course of the play. 4 LEFT: Brian and Laurio clown around off stage. MIDDLE: Diana smiles as she walks off tho set. RIGHT: Sara adds finishing make-up touches to Gary Ice, while Kent Borg watches. JB CAST (in order of appearance) Prop woman—Debra Gustafson Prop girl—Shelley Novak 1st roustabout and soldier—Brad Frevert 2nd roustabout and soldier—Duane Bjerkass Mr. Zuss— Dean Tharp Nickles—Todd Borg J. B.—Paul Sandness Sarah-Clarice Iverson David—Kelly Jackson Mary—Wendy Ziemer Ruth—Linda Schernau Jonathon—Chad Cox Rebecca—Lisa Pedersen Maid—Julie Tukua Girl— Laurie Floe 1st Reporter-David Romness 2nd Reporter—Brian McNamara 1st Policeman—Duane Bjerkass 2nd Policemen—Tom Berent Mrs. Botticelli—Kane Pedersen Mrs. Adams—Gretchen Schluter Mrs. Lesure—Roberta Hackl Miss Murphy— Diana Massengale Miss Mabel—Laura Hoff Jolly—Susan Anderson Boy— Kent Borg 1st Civil Defense officer—Mike Rudh 2nd Civil defense officer—Tom Berent Comforters—Zophar—John Andreasen, Bildad—Gary Lee, Eliphaz—Doug Dunser Crowd-Georgianne Plant, Helen House, AnnBorg, Jane Petty, Kelly Jackson, Chad Cox, Brian McNamara, David Romness Distant Voice—Sean O'Malley Director—Susan Kyllo Student Director-Beth Gagne Assistant Student Director-Sally Fritz Chairmen:-Cosfumes-Beth Gilmore; Make-up-Sara Smith Barbara Harvey. Brenda Kust. and Sue Rrankic arc winners in the dress division. Home Ec Style Show Alice in Wonderland was the theme of the 1970 Home Economics Style Show which was held at Grandview Junior High School. Each girl in Home Ec. participated in the program. Clarice Iverson, Janet Olson, and Liz Coulter were the emcees. Mrs. Stockton advised and helped plan the fashion show. The Women's Club of Mound sponsored the show and furnished cash prizes. The girls were judged on construction, choice of pattern and fabric, and the way in which they wore their clothing. Refreshments that were served throughout the program were prepared by all the Home Ec. students. The theme Alice in Wonderland is the perfect setting for a sweet, little girl. Rosemary Asao, Betty Byers, and Linda Thorne model their winning clothes. t A Time for Us This year the Junior—Senior Prom was held at the Lafayette Club. The theme was Romeo and Juliet and the ballroom was decorated with the Medieval colors of gold and maroon. A drawbridge led the entrance to a dreamy atmosphere. The enchanting evening lasted from eight-thirty until eleven-thirty with the music of Sid Williams and his band. One picture is worth a thousand word . Couplet promenade during the Grand March. NEW MEMBERS—left to right. Row I: Seniors— Patricia Schemau, Jay Petersen Toni Koerber, Oebra Hamleft, Elisabeth Coulter, Eva-Marie Bonneau, Beverly Bergman, Janet Anderson. Row 2: Juniors—Gary lee, Mary Larson, Robert Hadden, Jeffrey Faaberg, Jane Englund, Jacquelyn DeGuise. Kathryn Daly, George Buchl, Terry Bender. Row 3: Julie Tukua. Phillip Olson, Jean Ohnesorge, Nancy Oas, Cynthia Nelson, Jayne Magnus, John Lob-dell, Mark lindblad, William Hoelcr. Row 4: Sophomores-Anna Nymoen, Debra McAninch, Kimberly Mansk, Brian MacNamara, Dagni lindlan, Dana Larson, Peggy Johnson, Nancy Gimmestad. Douglas Batdorf, Wendy Backlund. Row 5: Barbara Ulman, Thomas Sorbo, Richard Schneider. PRESENT MEMBERS Seniors Steven Albrecht Dana Chabot John Ferguson James Fox Elizabeth Gilmore Channing Gove Jill Johnson Amy Keppel Margaret Koehler Keith Kullberg Nancy Lange Debbie Latta Kristine Nielson Charles Oberg Janet Olson Mary Palmer Sally Pedersen Charlien Rezba Susan Rines Mary Romness Gretchen Schluter Robert Shaughnessy Daniel Sinner Kent Van liere Craig Wallin Jacqueline Walters Juniors Deborah Allenberg Yvonne Larson Barbara Meyer Andrew Reese Michael Roelofs Allen Sorbo Vicki Womeldorf National Honor Society On May 19, forty-one new members were elected to the National Honor Society from three grade levels. The juniors and seniors were awarded pins by Jackie Walters and Keith Kullberg. Dana Chabot gave the welcoming address following the introductions by Kent Van Liere. Student speakers included Susan Rines, Charles Oberg, Charlien Rezba, Elizabeth Gilmore and Nancy Lange. Bert larjon, repreienting the Mound Chamber of Commerce, pre� ent� the Yo� t Memorial Award to John Skinner. The Yost Memorial Award is given each year by the Mound Chamber of Commerce to the senior boy outstanding in athletics, scholarship, service, character, leadership, and cooperation. This year it was given to John Skinner. Student Awards This year the Mathematics Award was given to Gary Lee. He earned this award by achieving the highest rating on the National Mathematics Test. Dana Chabot received the Minneapolis Star and Tribune's Leadership and Service Award. He was chosen for his outstanding participation and accomplishments as a student at Mound High School. Twenty-one scholarships were given to Mound High School seniors at commencement exercises May 29 for either trade school or college attendance. Those receiving the scholarships were James Fox and Ginny Ganzel, the senior class scholarship; Debra Hamlett and Wesley Walton, the Mound Federation of Teachers scholarship; Daniel Sinner, Elizabeth Gilmore and Shirley Bailey, Tonka Corp. scholarship; Martha Woodward and Sara Smith, the Women's Club of Mound scholarship; Thomas Bennett, the North Shore Women's Club scholarship; Charles Oberg, the Mound Medical Clinic scholarship; Carl Buell, Mound Rotary Club scholarship; Karen Mey, the Mohawk Mrs. Jaycees scholarship. Those who received Advance Foundation, Inc. Scholarships were Charlien Rezba, Janet Olson, Colleen Norton and Barbara Kuschill. The American Legion Auxiliary award was given to Susan Rines and the American Legion Auxiliary award in memory of Nate Gellman was presented to Nancy Lange. The two scholarships given by the Coordinating Council of District 277 P.T.A.'s were received by Elizabeth Coulter and Bradley Landsman. HONOR GRADUATES- . to r. icoted. Row 1: Elixabeth Coulter, Amy Keppel, Debbie Hamlett, Debbie latfa, Row 2: Nancy lange, Beth Gilmore, Eva Bonneau. Row 3: Sally Podcrtcn, Janet Olion, Mary Palmer. STANDING: Dan Sinner, Craig Wallin, Bob Shaughncisy, Dana Chabot, Kent Van liere, John Ferguion, Chuck Oberg, Steve Albreacht. Graduation 1970 The fifty-second annual Commencement Exercises were held on Friday, May 29, 1970. Four honor graduates, Charles Oberg, Kent VanLiere, Dana Chabot, and Eve-Marie Bonneau, each gave a short speech. Dr. Iverson spoke at the exercises and Mr. Behmler awarded school and community scholarships. Presenting the diplomas to the graduates was School Board Chairman, Mr. Ringsred. Kent Van liere related 'the past' at Graduation; Dana Chabot talked about 'the future'; Eve Marie Bonncau told of her experiences as the A.F.S. student in Mound; and Chuck Obcrg, as senior Class President welcomed the parents and guests of the graduates. RIGHT: Sara Smith and Terry Heller get ready for the Graduation Exercises,. BELOW: Rich Lee finds something funny about Bob Shaughnessy's collar. Cap Trouble? Mr. Nielson adds ihe finishing touches to Roberta Hackle's cap.