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

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1988 Staff Editors: Stephanie McDaniel- Layout Dale Sttark- Copy Micole Pergeron- Photography Student Life: Greg Match- Section Editor Jeni havratil Jenny Conrad Athletics: Karen Schmidt- Section Editor Sarah Haskett Lena Cordie Organizations: Kelly Fisher- Section Editor Roxie Rockvam Academics: Ed Rosen- Section Editor Virgina Solstad Faces: Michelle McMillan- Section Editor Cristyn Kowal Ann M. Gentes Katrina Kautz Photographers: Jon Eiss Sandy Kuhlman Kelle Downey Amy Smith Jackie Van Horssen Gina Zingsheim Writers: Mike Goulette Eric Hofferber Mia Maxfield Amy Opitz Missy Simar Colophon: Seven hundred copies of the 1988 Mohian. The Tar Side, Volume 57 were printed by the Jostens American Yearbook Company. The approximate cost of publishing the Mohian was $22,000. The pages were printed on 80 pound gloss paper. The book contains 176 pages and is Smyth bound, rounded and backed. Eight pages of the book were printed in process color and eight pages were printed in spot color tempo 199 rich red. Benguiat book 9 point was used for the body copy. The cover base color is 595 black with 199 rich red and 581 silver foil applied, with lamination. The editors would like to thank: Mrs. Pauly, for all her information, John, from Kemmetmuller, for taking all those pictures, Mr. Wierson, our advisor, Pat Hickey and Anne Dugan, our Josten Reps., The night custodial staff, for letting us stay late and opening rooms for us. The Laker, for all the sports pictures. The Mohian Staff. PSTEt 176 CLOSina

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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 ...

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