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

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WHAT A FEELING. Senior Lori Hultgren, It was very emotional, being my last year. The hardest thing to do was to turn around and see all my friends on court smiling and crying.” SMILE PRETTY FOR THE CAMERAI Youngsters Matthew Fisher and Molly Sanded appearing before a crowd of hundreds. Matthew is Kelly Fisher's little brother and Molly is the daughter of the owners of the local Dairy Queen. Paradise, J., Conkey. C, Grierson. B. Downey. K.. Eiss. J., Fisher. K., Schmidt. K., Erhart, C., Thibault. L., Goshgarian, J.. Kuhlman, S.. Hames, C.. Larson B Daly. B. ROYALTY REIGNS. Homecoming King and Queen Chris Erhart and Karen Schmidt are not only King and Queen. Chris has been voted Class Flirt and Karen has been voted Class Politician.

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hr ' ReBeI Rap Caps off a week of school possessed by spirit. Business executives, college grads, beach bums and strange beings from a planet dominated by red and white all united the week of September 28 - October 3 for a common goal: to make this year's homecoming the best ever. Monday's Dress-up Day'' kicked off the week's events. Most girls chose skirts and sweaters as their attire; and the guys stayed to the traditional shirt and tie. On Tuesday students had the chance to show off their favorite college sweatshirts. Wednesday was Jock Day” with students imitating sports figures. On REBEL SPIRIT. Shown here the seniors during the pep fest. The return of Rebel Rap helped the seniors take a clean sweep of all events and thus winning the class competition. Thursday summer made a surprise appearance. Many wore colorful shorts, tank-tops and a variety of sunglasses for Beach Day.” Thursday was also Slave Day” for the Lucky Football players. Cheerleaders and Mohawkettes who had to wear leotards, tu-tus and wigs. Friday’s Red and White Day” took over the school with everything clad in the traditional Mound Westonka colors. But the fun didn't end there. At 1:30pm on Friday the student body met in the gym for the Homecoming Pep-fest. The MWHS band and the Mohawkettes gave great performances. A deafening roar of cheers greeted Coach Fred Hanley and after his encouraging speech, class competition was won hands down by the seniors with their Rebel Rap Returns.” SLAVE DRIVERS. Senior Mike Fasching carying out his owner's every command. Even If it means singing on top of the lockers, slave day was big success in raising funds for M.H.S. RAMI RAMI RAMI Mr. Kallestad directs the band while senior Mia Maxfleld sets the tempo. The pep fest was one all that attended enjoyed it to the fullest.

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All at Once Tension, anxiety and sadness overcome coronation attendance. The lights dimmed, the music started and the emcees Roxie RocKvam and Mike Fasching began to speak. The traditional procession of the nominees and their parents provoked a lot of emotional feelings. The crowd applauded and cheered as each new nominee was presented. Slowly, the tension mounted. After all the nominees were presented it was time for a message from last year's queen Connie Stallman. She wasn't present, however her counsin, senior Laura Stallman read a letter from Connie. Mike Mittelstaedt and Sherryl Stark man were the crowners. Mike is the captain of the soccer team and Sherryl is the captain of the tennis team. The crowd fell silent as the drum began to roll. The spotlight danced from face to face. The crowners paced from nominee to nominee. The butterflies fluttered about in the stomachs of the candidates. For what lasted about a minute seemed like an hour. Then it happened. A week's worth of campaigning was over. Mow came the long awaited moment, the moment of truth and glory. Two of these lucky nominees were about to become the Homecoming Ring and Queen. Seniors Chris and Karen were crowned. As the crowd relieved their tension, music began. Senior Lori Hultgren was chosen out of six girls to sing All at Once to the court. I based it on their personality toward other people. The homecoming king and queen represent the whole school and a good personality makes the school look better. -Senior, Michelle McMillan. For Hcrr rr,r