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

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The final Bide Junior Chris Nasselbring takes a breather hour- study hall. This is held in the library, which is a place some students never see. Senior Melissa Jacobson finishes up on a test. Many Seniors are just starting to realize that this year is the final side of high school. Each year students decorate the halls as part of the Sno Daze competition. This is what's left of the Senior hallway after the Friday afternoon pcpfest.

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64 Sundstrom, Carie L. 90 52, 141 Sutherland, Christine A. 83 Swanson, Jess 90 51, 71, 110, 141 Swarthout, Lisabeth M. 90 86, 141 Swedenborg, Krista M. 88 28, 78, 91, 105, 165 Swenson, Julie L. 89 99, 106, 148 Swenson, Nichol B. 91 132 Swenson, Reed C. 89 148 Switenkl, Paul B. 89 60, 61, 66, 97, 148 Switenki, Robin M. 91 24, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, 100, 132 Syhre, Ryan 91 71, 95, 132 T Teigen, Bob 126 Tepley, Jason P. 91 132 Tcsch, Connie 126 Tesch, Tony L. 89 86, 71, 97, 99, 148 Tesch, Torrey L. 89 149 Tews, Tracy L. 89 116, 149 Thibault, Lisa E. 88 18, 92, 93, 165 Thibodeau, Leo 126 Thibodeau, Soon Ae 91 132 Thompson, Gregory C. 89 51, 86, 99, 149 Thostensen, Gaylen 116, 117, 126 Timm, Jason A. 89 149 Tordsen, Lucas R. 90 51, 141 Touba, Siv S. 89 52, 53, 86, 97, 100, 149 Trapnell, Jennifer C. 88 88, 91, 165 Triplett, Daniel J. 90 51, 141 Turk, Lou 126, 143 Z Ueeck, Robert F. 89 31, 149 V Van Horssen, Jackie 88 6, 20, 21, 76. 86, 91, 95. 99, 165 Van Sickle, Michelle A. 90 Vanachek, Bob 127 Veilleux, Kristen A. 91 86, 133 Virgin, Chantelle E. 89 149 Visser, Dawn A. 89 57, 85, 86, 88. 89, 97, 110 Vogelgesang, Matthew T. 91 71, 133 Vogelgesanq, Robert D. 88 83, 165 Vogelgesang, Wesley R. 90 74, 86. 141 w Wagstrom, Erica L. 88 92, 93, 165 Wallace, Margaret 126 Walter, Elizabeth M. 90 64, 141 Ward, Alicia A. 89 149 Ward, Tristana M. 90 77, 86, 141 Warner, Catherine a. 91 Washburn, Tracy A. 88 82, 83, 165 Watkins, Cory M. 13, 86, 94, 95, 98. 99 Watson, Anthony J. 91 133 Watson, Steven T. 89 51, 143, 149 Weber, Jodi R. 90 Weeks, David G. 89 27, 61, 70, 71, 97, 149 W'eeks, Jefrey W. 91 71, 95. 133 Wegleitner, Wendy M. 90 141 Weiler, Ammi 127 Weiner, Emily A. 89 149 Weist, Kathryn E. 91 58, 59. 88, 133 Weitenaur, Christopher A. 88 82, 83, 165 Welsh, Jennifer A. 89 86, 91, 147, 149 Westfall, Todd A. 88 29. 92, 165 Whipple, Kelly P. 90 51, 66, 141 White, James W. 89 Whittaker, Chad E. 91 86, 133 Widmer, Michael L. 89 149 Wiener, Emily A. 89 64, 76, 86, 97, 99 Wiener, Thomas D. 91 86, 99, 133 Wierson, Wallace 100, 127 Wilcox. Noah W. 91 86, 133 Wile, W'endy 108, 109, 127 Williams, Jennifer A. 91 133 Williams, LaVerne 127 W'illiams, Mary h. 90 86. 141 Williams, Saunya M. 91 57, 88, 133 Willis, Paige A 89 78, 97, 143, 149 Wilson. Ardelle 127 Winter, Reed A. 88 92, 165 W'iswell, Jo Ann L. 90 64, 65, 141 Woclffer, Kirk E. 89 27. 51, 71, 86. 97, 99. 105, 149 Wolfe, Wendy L. 89 84, 85, 86, 88, 97, 100, 149 Wolner, Rebecca M. 91 86, 87. 117, 133 Woods, John 89 4, 86, 97, 99, 149 Wotycke, Joanne 104, 127 Woytcke, Bob 127 Woytcke, Dennis E. 89 66, 149 Wyttcnback, Delores G. 91 127, 133 V Yanik, David R. 89 149 Youngstrand. Kristine J. 90 11, 77, 141 Youngstrand, Scott G. 88 97, 165 Yule, James R. 91 54, 133 Z Zeidler, Scott 53 Zimmerman, Steven R. 91 133 Zimmermann, Timothy E. 90 141 Zingsheim. Gina M. 89 91, 149 Zins, Barb 127 Zulk, Gene 76, 116, 117, 127 Zulk, Pamela R. 90 32, 64, 72, 141 EAR SIDE 175

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Mound Westonka really hit The Far Side in a big way. Every student in some way really went off the deep end. There were different ways in which students showed their pereference for The Far Side. Some students expressed themselves through music and clothes yet other students went on an express to The Far Side at pepfests. Musically a lot of students left top-forty and discovered The Far Side of the music industry. This year went to artists like The Grateful Dead and Pink Floyd. Both are old bands that have come back for another shot, they succeeded quite well. Clothing remained normal, but some students really went for a different look. The day people really took a trip to The Far Side was Hippie Day during Sno-Daze. Students sported such popular items as leather pants, bell bottoms and love beads. Another item from The Far Side is the tie dyed t-shirts sporting the names of bands from the 60 s and 70 s. The pepfests this year showed all Mound Westonka students have the ability to jump to The Far Side when the occasion calls for it. Every upperclassmen had the fun of watching the freshmen flounder in their first pepfest. The sophomores developed their idea for the second class competition, the juniors rocked on, and the seniors lived on The Far Side. Also every underclassmen had the fun of turning their backs on yet another senior rendition of Super Bowl Shuffle. Leaving The Far Side can always be a tragic experience. Seniors will not only be leaving behind security and their way of life for the past four years they'll be heading into new and unknown territory. Of course, there's always the new freshmen heading into The Far Side ...