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

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Top Left: Kerri Bandel eats dinner at MacDonalds before her big date. Top Right: Cathi Seehusen enjoys seeing movies at Wayzata theater, especially when they only cost $150. Middle Left: After a late movie, a sundae at Bridgemon's always tastes good. , says Junior Jenny Butler. Middle Right: In the fall. Friday nights are spent cheering at football games. Bottom Left: Lisa Munkelwitz spends some of her Friday nights working at Nutrition World in Wayzata. 9

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It's 8:00 ... do you know where your friends are? You long awaited this Friday night and it's finally here. The question is. what are you going to do? There are many things to do. trying to think of them is the hard part. Everyones parents are home, (no parties!), there is nothing on TV except Dallas. OK- it can be addicting but giving up your social life for it isn't my idea of fun. Nobody wants to go out to eat because it is too fattening. Well, our list has come to nothing. now what? The solution? Check out some of Mound's hangouts. Left Page: Top: Jane Allen just can't pass up a good A W Corndog Middle Left When nothing exciting is going on around town. Tracy Loughtm stays home and experiments with her make-up brushes. Left Sonja Fleischer is having a g Moc Attock! o

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Tradition and spirit made the 1983-84 coronation the special event of this year Tracy Erickson was crowned queen by Bruce Martin and Mike Hudson Presentation of the royalty was the job of LeeAnn Jessen and Jon Christensen The Mohawkettes added color and Tradition to the event while the royalty were escorted out The music included. To Love, sung by Wanita Thostenson and What's Forever For, sung by John Skaret. Both were accompanied by Barb Donaldson