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

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TRYOUTS Shawn Foy practicing to pass choir inspection. We actually began the night before our real performance. Over and over again, we ran it through our heads. We wanted, or hoped for perfection. Emotionally exhausted, we finally fell asleep. Our dreams filled with visions of the next day's trial. We awakened the next morning, only able to stare at our bowl of Wheaties, forgetting that in order for the Wheaties to do their magic, we had to eat them. Funny, but the butterflies grew in our stomachs overnight. As we waited out the day, thoughts of our tryouts seemed to draw time nearer. Our palms became sweaty and our extra dry Dial lost the extra dry. Lunch for the day was our fingernails. Suddenly our names were called. We swallowed hard and silently told our feet to move. It was time to produce. It was time for perfection — during tryouts. Tammy David making sure that Friday's signs are perfect. Chris Maltz and Chod-Everett racing off to band 8

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 . —. .«. i3. 1 M uinqunv; - : ar— planned to use our free time to the fullest spite the absence of school, we busied ourselves with part time jobs and hanging out at Donnies , or McDgnnu aids. Of cours - we..always found time fo bask yn the afternoon sun Lake l irirye- tonka to ided us wbtft-S s wealtnsof activities, faoff - waterskiing to swimmrhg to cruising Big island was oilr fi vorite scene and our sb p 1 suit our favorite prop So t)e ' of us saw the world yvhfie n others managed to go only far as Ri gedale Still ofh- ventured jo the ever popular fairs: Valley tair; — State fair or Jtendssdoee fair 1 for summertirr entertain-ment. All too sjfor [ he summer stock season prvded. As fhejaouse lights dimmed, P06ked away the props for .another year. CURTAIN summer. jk

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 The Brotherhood Tom Nordlie. Jon Grimes, ond Todd Fitz. 9