Minneota High School - Viking Ventures / Minn Hi Ann Yearbook (Minneota, MN)

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Making the scene in the sportswear department for girls were flirt jumpers worn by Nancy and the new mini dress with matching shorts as worn by Cheri. FANCIES Girls hairstyles ranged from very short to very long, versions of which are worn by Becky and Sue. This years most popular winter coats came in the double breasted fashion. Judy wears a navy pea coat and Dori a more dressy corduroy coat with a tie belt at the waist. Mike's coat empha- sizes the formal coat for boys while Steve wears the sporty and well liked hero jacket. 3

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The more formal wear in school was the dressier dress with patent leather shoes for girls and plaid blazers, vests, and dress pants for boys as shown by Marlene and Randy. Hairstyles for boys were worn long and short as shown by Jack and Fran. FADS AND The casual school attire for MHS stu- dents was quite varied in color as well as style. Fishnets came on strong in the sweater department for girls as well as boys, such as the one worn by Gladys. How- ever, the popular v-neck was still in for boys as the one Pat wears. Girls dresses were mostly the tent styles like Debi's and Gloria's. Of course, the blazer and skirt worn by Katy never quite loses its appeal. Boys' pants varied from corduroy to the dress pants worn with plaid or plain shirts or blazers. Paul wears a plaid shirt here and Doug his M-Club blazer.

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Members of the school board who discuss appropriations for the various school departments are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Leonard Allen, Mr. Norbert Lanners, Mr. Bernard Tillemans, Mr. Eric Heggeseth, Mr. Kenneth Komplien, Mr. Don Rye, and Mr. Ralph Larson. ADMINISTRATION Busily preparing the faculty notices are our office secretaries Mrs. Blanche Spanton and Mrs. Doris Claeys. Keeping files accurate and in order is only one of the many jobs of MR. OLSON, Principal, and MR. LARSON, Superinten- dent.