Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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We have come to know that people the world over are just as eager as we are to obtain knowledge It is interesting to see the impression of our school thatis obtained by a newcomer and through his letters wrxtten home we are able to see what the school has meant to him 'Www waving: 54 .Z I 9 X '97 wie , +'f .frv,,l, iid an xx-:Nye ' 1 gl s, H-WWW W EJHWMQ-,bkx ,108-ff an-9' f ' 'fftfamf' li'-we '54 f v I 4 We:-apsr www ugly we as XM WF5'v,,,,. L45 r ' ...lik 5 vi il, 'J QED-.lil 74404 Page Forward Admuustr at1on Classes Seruors Jun1ors Sophomores Features Sports Musmc Act1v1t1es Boosters 4 'X , I. ' h Q gr., ' . r , A. V ' A , 4 ' in 1. TN1 V ..... .. . . . . . 4 Faculty ........ . . IO V ....... . .... 16 of ' ........... ..35 I ' swf ............. 41 if 'vu , ' X4 N- .. ..... ..... . 48 n -X r ' ...,.. ............. 8 4 ' - ' .......... ..9Z I ...... . . ..111 s-- 21 I . W ', I! 14' 1 Nf QX O Xfoxx X163 X +0605 X Ax age, ' xcelsror Mrnnesota December 15 l953 Dear Frrend lt has been a long ttme srnce lhave had c a -Jrf-5-'fi i-1' fril- Nly frrst rmpressron of Mrnnetonka Hrgh School was that rt was a burldrng beautrful but cold and rmpersonal The long low sweep of rts lrnes seemed to mark rt as a place of regrmentatron and ultra screntrfrc learnmg l could Now l realrze that my frrst rmpresston was wrong Nlrnnetonka l-hgh School rs a warm and cheerful place rn whrch to learn and lrve The frxendly and rn terested attrtude of all the students make rt that way Wrth all my classes and other actrvrtres the seven or erght hours 1 spend rn school each day pass very qurckly The teachers and class advrsors were especrally wonderful They helped me choose my courses from the wrde varrety of subyects offered and arded me rn adjustrng to school lrfe l fully apprecrate the teachers rnterest rn me srnce they all have heavy schedules of classes meetrngs and extra currrcular work whrch make thetr trme valuable l am grateful to the students and faculty for grvrng me the opportuntty to share rn thetr educatronal program They share wrth me the benefrts they recerve from -X xb s 0 . Vx ' 'x 6 .X I Q fb CND N50 E ' . ' ' ' ' a h nce picture myself becoming an small cog ln its wheel of education. r. 7 MR. WILLIAM O NILSEN Superrnrendent Excelsror St Olaf College BA Unrversrty of Mrnnesota MA The theme of world understandrng rs very trmely The progress that has been made rn thrs most rmportant phase of the world s lrfe has been slow but steady All mankrnd must lrve and let lrve each rn hrs own way There must be respect for all good human berngs and tolerance and sympathy for those gurlty of defamrng and desecratrng the drgnrty of human lrfe Hands across the sea wrll mean somethrng when greed and selfrshness have been replaced by servrce and brotherly love Only through knowledge and Chrrstran precepts wrll we be able to garn the understandrng that wrll brrng about the abrlrty to get along wrth all classes of people Man s desrre for power must be drrected along lrnes of dorng good for others Congratulatrons and best wrshes to the senrors Our hope rs that you may play an rmportant role rn helprng to brrng about the realrzatron of the dreams and hopes of many people rn many lands Harold Larson There rs a destrny that makes us brothers None goes hrs way alone All that we send rnto the lrves of others Comes back rnto our own I care not what hrs temples or hrs creed One thrng holds fum and fast That rnto hrs fateful heap of days and deeds The soul of man rs cast Markham Edwrn Markham sounded the keynote of frrendshrp We should constantly try to forget ourselves and our selfrsh motrves rn favor of dorng somethrng for others and garn rng frrendshrps A man may be happy wrthout a fortune but no man can be happy wrthout a frrend Socrates sard be slow to fall rnto frrendshrp but when thou art rn con trnue frrm and constant True frrendshrp rs lrke sound health the value of rt rs seldom known untrl rt rs lost Always strrve to be a multr mrllronarre rn frrendshrps Recently a publrc oprnron survey was made rn whrch one hundred famous quotatrons were submrtted to a large number of people rn all sectrons of the natron Wrth them went the request that each recrprent rndrcate the quotatron that washrs or her favorrte that rs the quota tron whrch was the rdeal of the rndrvrdual When the returns were frnally tabulated the quotatron that headed the 11st was Do unto others as you would that they should do unto you We know of no frner greater or more approprrate quotatron for these trmes or for any trme an rdeal that rt behooves every rndrvrdualto lrve every day of hrs lrfe The best of everythrng to you young men and women rs our wrsh! Wrllram O Nrlsen MR. HAROLD LARSOIN Prrncrpal Excelsror Gustavus Adolphus College B A Unrver srty of Mrnnesota M A 0 I I 4 , . I I . . ' I H I ' l u . - I D . , A ., S . an-ng.. ' , ix -- ' - . - , .. . .. I 1 y -- Agyv 4 . . , Q-rft,,fa. ,545 1 V . 2 - - - -3 1 . . , . I . . . . , . I . . .I ' . . . ecdaaldowzdaad 1 ,,n Mr Frommes Mr Nrlsen Dr Froyd Mr Errckson Mr Savage Mr Lrbbey Mr Wendt In Superrntendent s offrce Mrs Nellre Ware Q11 In Prrncrpal s offrce Mrs Corrre Ober Mrs Ruby Barnes 9 Mrs Darsy Johnsen Hen -sm I 0 X, I, I ' -ef? b la j fl X in l ll MR. GERALD BOLMEIER Excelsior University of North Dakota B A University of Minnesota M A Counselor MISS EVELYN MO Excelsior Concordia College BA Assistant Principal English Latin Canteen Student Council Semor Class Play MR. RAYMOND MINKLER HopkinsgDrake University, B.A,g Minneapolis School of Music. M.A.g Band, Chorus, Music Appreciation, Junior Class Advisor MRS. LURENE MILLER Blue Earth, Macalester, B.A., Commercial, Junior Class Advisor MISS INEZ THORSEN Rugby, North Dakota, Concordia College, B.A.g Minnesota School of Business, Com- mercial. Mathematicsg Voyageur d4Utd60Zd64'Z6df0'! MISS MARY VANSTONE Washburn Wtsconsm Hamlme Umverstty B A Physlcal Educauon Pep Club Cheerleaders MR. EARL CHRIST Excelslor Rlpon College B A Phys1calEducat1on Football MR. EINAR ANDERSON Excelslor Hamllne Umverstty BA Drlver Tramtng Sophomore Class Advtsor Intra Mural Basketball MR. RUBEN LOKKEN Excelslor Augsburg College BA Science Basketball Club Sophomore Class Advlsor NAR EUGENE BRISTOL Wayzata St Cloud State Teachers College BE Mathe matrcs Breezes MR ALFRED GNIFFKE Excelslor St Olaf College BA Sclence Mathematlcs Semor Class Advlsor Scteuce Club 11 I I -5? 6' I I M 1 I I 0 fl 1 I , l' 2 . -.: ' : : M' I . 1 I . , . .3 wow: Zalecome id L. Journalism Junior Class Play Speech Drama Club MISS ELLEN JONES St Cloud St Olaf College BS Llbrarran Llbrary Club MISS CAROL SCHIEFELBEIN Durand W1scons1n St Catherlne College BA Engllsh French Sophomore Class Advisor Drama Club ld! MRS ELOISE FICK Excelsior Kentucky Umversrty BA English Jun lor Class Advisor MISS OLGA HUEBNER, Minneapolis, Augsburg College. B.A., English Drama Club MISS MILDRED NELSON. North Branch, Hamline University, B.A., Eng- lish, Spamshg Senior Class Advrsor, Spanish Club 12 O O . gk , P A +5 p I 3 ' , X m K L. . l . - A - ,, v Xxsxwlge It MISS MARY PlflELAN, Richmond Heights, Mo.: Webster, B.A.g English Speech, 2 affwwel S MR. NICHOLAS DUFF Wayzata Yale Umverslty B A Un1vers1tyofM1nnesota M A Socxal Studres Busmess Manager of Breezes Future Teachers of Amerlca Asslstant Advlsor MR. WAYNE MILLARD Wayzata Buena V1sta Iowa B S UHIVCISIIY of Mmne MISS FLORENCE BUSCHOW Wells Wmona State Teachers College B S Socral Studres Senror Class Advxsor Future Teachers of Amerrca Advtsor MR. HARRY BAKER Stromsberg Nebraska Nebraska Wesleyan B A Socral Studres Assrstant Football Coach Jumor Class Advxsor MR. MILO FOWLER Excelsxor Black H1lls B S Industrtal Arts Stage Crew Sophomore Class Advrsor MRS LESSIE FEICHTINGER Mmneapolrs East Carolma College BA Homemakrng Jumor Class Advrsor MISS MARLYS JOHNSON Mmneapolrs Umversuy of Mmnesota B S Art Y Teens Jumor Red Cross 13 I I 5 1 'f ,M , . ' . , . .: ' A ' - sota, M.A.g Social Studies, Mathematics: Visual Aids, Camera Club School Nurse MRS ELLA CHRISTENSEN MRS MARGARET NELSON Secretary awe!! Custodlans Koch Mr Collms Mr Ne utgens Mr Kokesh ielpfedewam MR. ED HARRISON Drstrlct Englneer Zcawdtdwfacdtawaw if The fxrst Thursday of every month teachers from the whole d1str1ct gather at two o clock to plan solve therr common problems and to share rdeas for the educatron of the puprls entrusted to thelr guldance Students are treated to a half day of re laxatron 2 af... t I? XX 5cXxooX 'mx can woadetim nXxg,'mem0qg xo chan e semoxs 3 on ix Yx :xg 1 ses x XYXUQX ow- XX9 xmeiesxm 0 e NN ass cxa xosx wxvn Q0 mpmc dw xsgovxskxawe, nav: uw, c as spasm :Masses ham co X 3: io ex a an o ce Vnas e dems :om 3 xxkxe de me tea we s un oi Qeo e ev-pane x a W0 sm 0 so Xxomo shasm XX Coe 'meudh ss nd 6 O N4 xk 1 Eng Q K , X a M' o Ng, sb a 'xx , X benz ' ' 'gash A A ex ge 'desvf K X ' ,., o'x' ' ' ,um - ad Q se a X' X Q, Q, ' ' mx ' 'ne a px' QX. v4 - no ..,..,. Zofeacfaaazoffccm There s a hard road ahead thought many a Junior as the school year of 52 53 rolled into view To begin with we were entering a brand new school building We were coming from Excelsior and Deep haven and we were being Joined by many from out side the district In addition to the task of getting acquainted with one another we were faced with the normal duties which concern every Junior class As the first days of school passed the road began to stretch ahead a broad smooth highway along which we moved a united class On September 22 we held our first class meeting during which we chose Tom Smith Dennis Andrada, Marlin Dalbec Frances Wutala and Sharon Anderson as our prest dent vice president secretary treasurer and his torian respectively Like all Junior classes we assumed responsibility for the annual Junior Senior Prom With coffers sad ly lacking capital requisite for this undertaking our first money raising project the magazine sale was inaugurated Outstanding salesmen were Mike Herz and Lester Koehnen Together they sold over S300 worth of subscriptions Following the magazine sale the play cast began to get their production MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS into shape With the money from the magazine sale and the class play plus returns from dances and concession stands we were able to meet Prom expenses with little trouble As the year progressed we held numerous class meetings in an effort to plan for the Prom select class rings and take care ofbusiness in general Then in April we elected Katy French Fran Wntala and Tom Smith to Girls and Boys States With the coming of spring the Prom committees began to make final arrangements and work out last minute details. Moonlight and Roses was selected as the theme for the Prom and Les Williams was hired to furnish the dance music On Thursday May '7 the Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the Minnetonka High School lunchroom. Highlight of the evening was speaker Al Clague with his endless supply of jokes. The dance was held the following evening in the Automobile Club With the Prom over the days passed quickly ln spite of the operetta track meets baseball games band trips and other activities we managed to take time out for final exams. At last school was over and we could look back on a very successful and pleasant year as the first juniors of Minnetonka High When the doors of Minnetonka were opened for the second year, some five hundred students swarmed into the building led by one hundred twenty-six seniors After the excitement of seeing old friends teach- ers and classrooms subsided we set ourselves to the task of electing class officers for a new term. Tom Smith repeated as president, and Masasinge fPanchol Beman was voted vice-president, and Katy Lou French, Marce Burger, and Dick Parks were named treasurer. secretary, and historian. Z na-I OFFICERS Dick Parks, Masasrnge Beman Marcella Ber ger Tom Smith Katy French Our initial project of the year was the football homecoming which was scheduled for October 16 Edina was to be our opponent on the gridiron and with their colors in mind we chose Tee off on the Green as our war cry Joanne Johnson was elected queen and her attendants were Fran Wirtala Jackie Fink Pat Ernst Katy French and Ioan Sundberg De spite the fact that our Skippers were swamped by the Green Wave the spirits of the M H S students remained high and dry and the whole affair was a success We seniors were the best dressed students in school on the 27th and 28th of October Haga Studios was on hand to take senior pictures and everyone con- cerned did his best to look sharp Records show that as a class we were above aver- age scholastically We can look back on that record as an indication that we had a good teaching staff to guide us With the coming of spring all thoughts of school seemed to cease as our minds underwent their annual spring changeover Visions of the senior trip the prom and graduation were foremost in the minds of nearly all seniors As the final weeks slipped by excitement and tension began torise as we prepared for the Prom and finals We ll long remember the mad scramble into Minneapolis for tuxes formals and hairdos- and who will forget that sleepy Saturday following the big night. At last. the evening of June 4th arrived. and we became the second class to graduate from Minne- tonka High. I ' 4 ' WILLIAM AHLERS MSCI P-IHX' Says: 'Forget that stuff . Ambition: To go to the U. of A Minnesota, ,uv 4' VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Meet Gee-Gee Says Oh cripel Ambition To own a car so I am able to travel out West ARTHUR ANDERSON Meet Art Says too much Amb1t1on Already completed Wrestlmg 3 Student Monltor 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Male Ensemble 2 3 Class Play Commrttee 2 Homecomtng Commrttee 3 :,,' CATHERINE ANDERSON Meet Cathy Says Oh stop ttl Ambrtron To take care of chlldren Bowltng 3 Chorus 1 Class Play Commtttee SHARON ANDERSON Says Tommy Ambmon To travel Class Hrstorran 2 Bowlrng 3 Pep Club 2 3 Chorus 3 Prom Commrttee 2 Class Play Commrttee 3 Homecomtng Com m1ttee 3 DENNIS ANDRADA Meet Andy Says Lrttle Ambrtron Make a mtllton dollars Class Offrcer 2 Student Councrl 1 Basketball 1, 2 Natronal Athlettc Soctetyl 2 3 Footballl 2 3 M Club 2 3 Home comrng Commrttee 3 Chorus 1 2, 3 VICTOR ARNOLD Meet Hector Says If rtdon t go chrome ll Ambttron To do the standmg 114 rn 3 seconds Track 1 Stage Crew 3 Class Play Commrttee 2 Homecommg GEORGE BATZLI Meet Geo Says Aw shucks fella s Ambluon Doctor Student Counc1l2 3 Qu1ll and Scroll2 3 Canteen Com m1ttee 2 3 Basketball 1 Natronal Athlettc Socrety 1 2 3 Breezesl 2 3 Footballl 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 M Club2 3 Prom Comm1ttee2 1 ELIZABETH ANNE BAUMAN Meet Betty Says Gee Lourse Ya wanna bet? Ambrtron Elementary school teacher Voyageur 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Band Counc1l2 Homecomrng Commxttee 3 MASASINGE BEMAN Meet Jim Says Drng how Ambmon To be a teacher 4? E Class Offtcer 3 Chorus 3 Baseball 2 3 M Club 2 3 FTA 3 s. 19 ar i A I 8 , n . I 1 I we xx V . . ,, . ,, . . . . D s ' ' g , 5 ' 2. I J -s . H '- ' ' . -A I I- I ' 'a ' I .. .. ' ' 1 'U I l . , p f 2 9, 1 : ' n , I ' - ' . QI . W .T 1 I - 4 J , 9 4'7,j,j I ' f ,R - Z Committee 3: Projectionist 1, 2, 3. J I A .. ,, 1 . so 0 In ' ' , 'Q' I I 1, S' . :I . . ' , : n u 2 . ft 4 , 4 D I I U n V' . N I -- . A . . n vu 9 ' : i Y . . : . . : ' : ,J ' 'I ' : : . : - . : I daaeayoqed HARRYD BENSON Meet Hairless Saying Johnbone and fun Ambition Get a Babe Basketball 1 2 3 Track 2 3 Football 3 Homecoming Com mittee 3 MARCELLA ANINE BERGER Meet Marce Saying Heyjun what you think you are a b1g man or some thin 9 Ambition To take a course in figuring out people like Peggy Martin Class Officer 3 Bowling 3 Pep Club l 2 3 Drama Club 3 Class Play 2 Cheerleader 1 2 3 Band 1 Breezes 3 SUSAN BLODGETT Meet Susie Saying Be good! Ambition Fashion Merchandiser Voyageur 3 Bowling 2 Pep Club 2 Drama Club 2 3 Breezes 2 3 Student Monitor 1 Chorus 1 2 3 Prom Committee 2 ,,..-v -nl Class Play Committee 2 Homecoming Committee 3 DONALD JAMES BOREY Meet Don Saying Oh brother Ambition Millionaire Track 1 Drama Club 2 3 Ir Class Play 2 Football 1 Comm1ttee2 Boys Octet 1 2 3 Mixed Ensemble 1 Chorus 1 2 3 A5 A Q., ard BOBW BRUCE Meet Feathers Saying Somebody Goofed Ambition Soda Pop Smuggler '1 3 Y Prom 2 3 I JAMES EUGENE BORGEN Saying Ho hum Meet Jim Ambition Radio and Television Voyageur 2 3 CanteenComm1ttee 2 3 Track 2 DramaClub 2 3Intramurals1 2 3 Speech 8CI1VlI16S2 3 Band 1 2 3 2 Boys Octette 2 3 Class Play Committee 2 LOIS BREHMER Saying What the heyl Ambition Concordia here lcomel Pep Club 1 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Class Play 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Y Teen Secretary 3 is al RICHARD LEE CABLE Meet Smck Saylng Holy Buckets Ambition To become a minister Trackl 3 Footballl 2 3 l-lockeyl 3 Intramural3 M Club 3 Prom Committee 2 Ski Club 3 RONALD G CARPENTER Meet Carp Saying Not too much Ambition To graduate Basketball 2 3 Bowling 2 Baseball 1 Intramurals 3 Home coming Committee 3 DON R, CARRUTH Meet Jun Saying H1 Boyl Ambition Business Basketball 1 2 3 Chorus2 FTA2 3 National Athletic So cxetyl 2 3 Student Mon1tor3 Football 3 Baseballl 2 3 M Club 1 2 3 HomecomtngComm1ttee 3 20 ,av 'Y .asv l O I I ' A Q V . . '. n 0 ' . : ,. - .. ,. : . , . he 3 I 3 I 1 :I Q . : H : . U. : G : ,B- n - ' .' : I I I ' : . 1 I, ' 2 A 1. I, 6' . : ' , . . : J . :. . . : , Chorus 1, 2, 35 Clarinet Quartet 2, 33 Mixed Clarinet Quartet ' 'U ' : ' . : ' . J : D. Y. I: I .I : - I D . an n ' . : ,, ,, ., : x . 8 . . . n. .' - - J 1 . ' . 1 . . - ' N' . 3 I 1 I l I .I O I I : : . T lj' I f f A ' I Y . v p o ,I Q To , N H 4 ' ' . . ': ' z 'Z : D : : . . I 2' ' 1 l I ' A I . ' J. SARAH ANN CASTLE Meet Sally Saylng Practrcally nothmg Ambruon Lots of rt Qurll and Scroll 2 3 Voyageur 3 Pep Club 3 Drama Club 3 3 i FTA2 Breezes2 3 Bandl 2 3 Sax Quartetl 2 Prom Com mntee 2 Class PlayComm1ttee 2 Homecom1ngComm1ttee 3 -.4 7 DARLENE MARIE CHUTE Meet Darl Sayrng Little Ambrtxon To go to Callforma Pep Club 1 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Chorus l Prom Commrttee 2 Class Play Commlttee 2 Homecommg Commtttee 3 Y PATRICIA CROWLEY Meet Pat Saylng Not much Ambruon To graduate DONNA MAE DAHLBLOOM Meet Don Don Saylng Oh my goodness Ambmon To learn shorthand Chorus 1 I cv 21 Commrttee 3 M Club 2 3 Band 1 JUNE MARIE COLLINGS Meet Jume Saymg I mean Ambmon Opera Smger Chorus 1 2 3 Tr1ple Trro 2 3 Class Play Commrttee 2 -37 MICHAELO COMER Meet MlCkCy 3 Saymg Oh well Amb1t1on Buslnessman Basketball 3 Natlonal Athletrc Society 1 2 3 Football 2 Baseball 1 2 3 Intramurals 3 M Club 2 3 l-lornecomlng ...Y J' fr DOROTHY ANN DAHLBLOOM Meet Dot Saylng Oh I don t know Amb1t1on See the world Bowlmg 3 Chorus 1 Class Play Commrttee 2 MARLIN DALBEC Meet Uncle Saymg What are you dorng? Ambmon Become a movre actor and make love to Martlyn Monroe Class Prestdent 1 Class Secretary 2 Wrestllng 1 Track 1 Nattonal Athletrc Soclety 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Baseball2 LAWRENCE DANDURAND Meet Larry Saymg If at f1rst you don't succeed try try agarn m b1t1on To be a success --f' AUDREY DAVIS Meet Butzre Saymg Oh for crym out loud Ambmon To travel GAA 1 Pep Club 2 Breezes 3 Student Momtor 1 auagtdepddtwoqmu NANCY DONLIN Meet Nan Says Great! Ambttton Soctal worker Student Counctl 2 3 Canteen Commtttee 3 Bowltng 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 Drama Club 2 Class Play 2 Speech Acttvtttes 1 3 Band 1 2 Drum Majorette 1 2 Chorus 1 Prom Com mtttee 2 Class Play Commtttee 2 Homecomtng Commtttee 3 Skt Club 2 3 JOAN DOUB Says Oh ktd! Ambttton To do somethtng GAA 2 Pep Club 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Prom Commtttee 2 Class Play Commtttee 2 3 MARIETTA EDSTROM Meet Mary Says Oh my goodness! Ambttton To own a black house wtth green strtpes and purple polka dots Bowltng 3 Student Monttor 1 Class Play Commtttee 2 JOHN EDWARDS Meet Dave Says What the hey! Ambttton Jet ptlot Wrestltng 3 Track 1 2 3 Intramurals 3 M Club 3 Skt Club 3 --sr 3' -sz l-sf JAMES EGAN Meet Jtm Says You goofed Ambttton Make mtlltons Wrestltng 2 3 Student Monttor 1 Football 1 2 3 Tennts 2 3 Intramurals 1, 2 3 M Club 3 Band 1 2 Student Basket ball Manager 1 IANICE EHERENFELDT Meet Jan Says Umm boy Ambttton To become a great cartoontst and travel around the world GAA 3 Pep Club 3 Y Teens 3 Drama Club 3 Student Monttor 2 Speech Acttvtttes 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Class Play Commtttee PATRICIA ERNST Meet a Q Says Mrs Mtller Peggy s ptcktng on me Ambttton To get a drtver s ltcense GAA 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Drama Club 2 Breezes 2 3 Student Monttor 1 Prom Commtttee 2 Homecomtng Com mtttee 3 JAMES FILLBRANDT Meet hm Says too much Ambttton To marry Basketball 2 Breezes2 3 Baseball2 3 Intramurals3 M Club 3 Class Play Commtttee 2 Homecomtng Commtttee 3 CATHERINE FRENCH Meet Katy Lou Says Swell Ambttton To burn all sltde rules Class Treasurer 3 Student Councxl 1 Nattonal Honor Soctety 2 3 Qutll and Scroll 2, 3 Voyageur 2 3 GAA 2 Pep Club 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Class Play 2 Breezes 1 2 3 Student Monttor 1 Chorus 1 2 3 Prom Commtttee 2 Homecomtng Commtttee 3 Gtrl Stater 2 Homecomtng Attendant 3 Skt Club 3 REGINALD FROST Meet Reggte Says ltttle Ambttton To ftnd one Class Offtcer 1 Intramurals 1 2 3 Stage Crew 1 2 3 Pro jecttontsts 1 22 FS 0 Y? F 601616 Q4 Q JACQUELYN FINK Meet Jackre Says I wouldn t doubt rt Ambrtron To learn how to drrve a Chev Student Counc1l1 2 3 Nauonal Honor Socrety 2 3 Qurll And Scroll 2 3 Voyageur 2 3 Canteen Commtttee 2 3 Pep Club 2 Y Teens 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Class Play 2 FTA 2 reezes 1 2 Band 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Clar1 Quartette 2 Prom Commrttee 2 Trrple Trro 2 3 Home comrng Commtttee 3 Homecommg Attendant 3 MARY GALLAGHER Meet Squeak Says That s too bad for you Ambltron To own a ranch Bowlrng 3 JEAN GENDREAU Says Hey you guys Ambltron Mountatn gurde GAA 2 3 Pep Club 2 Band 1 2 3 Trrple Trto 3 Chorus 3 Swmg Band 3 Skt Club 3 CAROLYN GRAHAM Says Great Ambrtton A socral worker Class Secretaryl Voyageur 2 3 Canteen Commrttee 2 3 Bowlrng, 2 Pep Club 1 2 Y Teens 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Class Play 2 Breezes 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Trrple Trto 2 Prom Commrttee 2 Class Play Commrttee 2 l-lomecomtng Com mtttee 3 RICHARD GRAHAM Meet Dlck Canteen Commrttee 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Class Play 2 FTA 2 3 Hockey 1 Tennrs 3 Intramurals 2 3 Speech Actrvrttes 3 Band 1 Chorusl 2 3 Prom Commlttee 2 Class Play Com mrttee 2 3 Skt Club 3 SHARRON GRAHAM Meet Grams Says I ll clue ya Ambrtron To be the boss s favorrte secretary CanteenCommtttee 3 Student Momtor 1 2 3 GAA 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 PromCommrttee 2 Class Play Com mrttee 2 3 Homecomrng Commrttee 3 Skt Club 3 tp ar- if JOHN GRAY Says anythrng Ambttron To arrrve before 8 10 1 Football2 Basketball 2 3 M Club 2 3 Chorus2 ,-A .1 if 'V ROBERT HAGMAN Meet Bob Says practtcally nothmg Ambrtton None Homecomrng Commtttee 3 MARY HELEN HALEY Says Ohl Forshrmul Ambttron To travel Pep Clubl 2 3 Breezesl 2 3 Cheerleaderl 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Prom Comm1ttee2 Class Play Comm1ttee2 Home comlng Commlttee 3 MERCEDES HANSEN Meet Mrssre Says Oh you know lt! Ambrtron To be a hrstory teacher ClassOff1cer1 Student Monrtor3 PepClub3 PromCommrttee 2 Class PlayComm1ttee2 l-lomecom1ngComm1ttee 3 Home comrng Attendant 1 23 U 0 I 'F , V : n 1 in - - : --F Q ' .... ' 'S . , : 1 . : -5 - , : . : . : 3- 3: B ' . . , . . : ' l . . :' T122 A. as 11, N . U ff - - . - - 4: 'P i ' X YI ll ' ' ' P ' : , . : ', ' '. : : Says: Well, that's the way it goes, Ambition: Engineer A A A 'Q V ' . : ' . , n n -av . : . . : ' : ' ' ' - ra 3 'V Q I - Q ' 1 I . -0 I ' I A ' o 0-'. A 1 Y f 2, I ' A V . . . : D . . : 2. . : I f ' . . 1 ' : ' 1 ' -1 w.- ' , '27 W - 'H f'4Q64fZfBd0t6td40604d6400 JUNE HANSON Says lots Ambrtron Work dealrng wrth the Spanrsh language Y Teens 2 Chorus 2 3 JOHN HAUGDAHL Meet Jack Says Hello you krd you Ambrtron To make a mrllron fast bucks Wrestlrng 3 Bowllng 3 Football 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Intra murals 3 BEVERLY HEDTKE Meet Bev Says Oh Janl Ambmon To be a secretary for the FBI PepClub 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 DramaClub 2 Breezes 3 Student Monrtor 3 Kamera Klub 3 Prom Commrttee 2 Class Play Commrttee 2 Homecomrng Comm1ttee 3 MICHAEL HERZ Meet Mrke Says The devrl you say Ambrtron To stay out of the army and go to college Voyageur 2 3 Canteen Commrttee 2 3 Bowlrng 2 Drama Club 2 3 Breezes 1 2 3 Student Monrtor 3 Kamera Klub 3 Prom Comm1ttee 2 Class Play Comm1ttee 2 Projecuonrsts '17 MARILYN JAEGER Meet Snuffy I 2 3 Homecom1ngComm1ttee 3 Sk1Club2 3 it-63' CLAUDETTE HESSE Meet Hap Says Hey what w1th that? Amb1t1on To run an orphanage rn Korea GAA 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Y Teens 3 Drama Club2 3 Class Play 2 Chorus I Band 1 Prom Comm1ttee 2 Homecomrng Comm1ttee 3 fs. MARILYN HILSEN Meet Srs Says I 11 clue you rn ktd Ambtuon To travel around the world GAA 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Band 1 2 Says Hey Bubbles Ambrtron To travel Chorus I Meet Curt CURTIS IENSON Says You lxke that? Ambltron To be able to fly a plane Meet Johnson Ambition To travel. DIANE JOHNSON Says It gives me a pain. Bowling 2 3- Y-Teens 2 3. ELIZABETH JOHNSON Meet Liz Says Oh I s pose. Ambition To see the world GAA 1, 2- Pep Club 2g Breezes 2 3 24 W P 'J v4v faq i' 1 B iomfaaacaaquz 438'- it '-.413 413 ,plan 97 GERALD JOHNSON Meet Jerry Says lrttle Ambttlon To get out of thlrd hour study hall Bowlrng 2 Student lvomtor 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Class Play Commxttee 2 Homecommg Commtttee 3 JOANNE JOHNSON Meet Jo Says We re gotng to mtss you! Ambtuon Secretary Pep Club 1 2 Y Teens2 Student Momtor 1 Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 Prom Commrttee 2 Homecomtng Queen 3 WILLIAM JOHNSON Meet B111 Says lrrtle Ambttton Navy Football 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 M Club 2 3 Chorus 3 Homecommg Commrttee 3 55 wr LAVAUNE JOHNSTON Says You know ll Ambxtron To get marrled Student Monltor 1 Band 1 2 WARREN KENDRICK Meet Dud Says l1ttle Ambrtron To see the world through rose colored glasses Track 1 2 Breezes 1 2 Student Monttor 3 Intramurals 2 Prom Commtttee 2 Class Play Commrttee 2 Projecttonrsts 3 Homecomrng Commrttee 3 Says Oh darn! Ambrtton IBM Operator Pep Club 2 Y Teens 2 Chorus 1 7 CAROL KITTLESON rg Says llttle Chorus 1 2 3 Trrple Q, DONALD KITTLESON Skt Club 3 Says Now coach? F Ambrtton To get marrted TIIO 3 Prom Commlttee 2 Meet Don Ambttton Sports announcer Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2, 3 Homecomtng Commtttee 3 J' JEAN KLEVEN Meet Jeante Says Oh no Ambtuon To Jorn the drvrng team rn the Carrbbean Voyageur 3 PepClub 3 Drama Club2 3 Breezes 1 3 Chorus 1 Prom Commtttee 2 Class Play Commxttee 2 1-lomecomrng Commtttee 3 Skt Club 3 CLARENCE KOCH Meet Jun1or Says lrttle Ambttron To Jorn the Lakers Basketball 2 3 BOWIIHQ 2 Baseball 2 3 Intramurals 3 M Club 2 3 25 I I I 6 - ,- -Q 1 ' v : . 1 : l . . : O 4 .V xi.. , r 1 3 . v l : ' v 2 3 ,, : 0 ' .N I ' 1 i . . 3. . f . 'u . u l . ,A , . U ' . , 1 :' V a ' : Q qv' f A HARRIETTE KENNEDY n . U N-.x Q r l ' 'N J ff. .g Q ' . u. : ' ' : '. . ' , HRX Q -: ,, . . . : . , . . . ,b 9 3 : . ss , ,: 3 , : l .r -A 1 - 2 K 1 A I . . . . : . . l 546466046 wclffe DONALD KOCH Meet Donnte Says anythmg Ambluon To graduate Class Presrdent 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Bowlmg 2 Natxonal Ath 1et1c Soclety 1 2 3 Football 3 Baseball 1 2 3 M Club 2 3 Homecommg Comrrnttee 3 LESTER KOEHNEN Meet Les Says Practrce makes perfect Ambrtlon Statlon Attendant Chorus2 3 Intramurals2 3 RICHARD KOENIG Meet Dtck Says lxttle Ambmon To be a success CARL LENANDER Meet N1ck Says anythxng Ambrtron Engtneer Wrestllng 3 Track 2 3 Nat1onalAthlet1c Socrety 2 3 Stu dent Monxtor 3 Football 2 M Club 2 3 Homecomrng Com mlttee 3 4-'ff' -0 Zo ,Z '59 t O' 'Z' V! K I A52 SHIRLEY LUKE Meet Sh1r1 Says Oh? Ambttron To be a harr dresser Chorus 1 SANDRA MACMAHON Meet Sandi 7 Says Oh honestly! Ambxtlon T s1ng wrth Les Brown s band GARRETT MANDEVILLE Meet Ed Says Type thxs on whlte Ambltlon To catch a twenty pound northern Class H1stor1an 1 Quxll and Scroll 2 3 Bowlmg 2 Natlonal Ath1etxcSoc1ety1 2 3 Breezesl 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 lntra murals 1 2 3 M Club 2 3 Speech Act1v1t1es 1 Band 1 2 Prom Commtttee 2 Projectromsts 3 JAMES MANNING Meet Jlm Says llttle Ambltlon Engrneer Basketball 1 Class Play 2 Football 1 Class Play Commrttee PEGGY MARTIN Meet Peg Says I quxt Ambxtlon To be the second Esther Wtlltams Pep Club 2 3 Band 1 Prom Commtttee 2 Class Play Com mxttee 2 Homecommg Commlttee 3 JOHN MARTY M et J O Says Defxnxtely Ambltron To become a chxropractor Natxonal Athletxc Socxety 3 Football 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 M Club 3 Speech Act1v1t1es 1 Chorus 3 Boys Octette 3 Prom Commrttee 2, Homecommg Commlttee 3. 26 Voyageur 2 GAA 3 Pep Club 2 3 Y Teens 2 Chorus 1 Prom Commrttee 2 3 Class Play Commrttee 2 3 Homecommg Commlttee I O I n ' on N V . . . . P ' : . . : ' : ' ' i Q A J ' D . . : U : . . : ' . - .7 ' J , . as ' .. . 2 Q, . I Q . 3 . . r- 2 .. ' S T' 'SO k ' I I f ' A ' ' . - . . 4 u 0 n l V , v : s . : - . Z ,v . - I X X ia vii, ll 'lt A : , ' ' : 0 ' ' ' f . : : . : ' : I . 3.1 I I I z ,, . . . . : gi ' 1 .' . : s , : . : . . I I : 1 I : ' I I I D 5 - . .. : ' b . -: I : . : N 2 . fa A .4 C, -...V . , . . f' ' Q F 2. S 3 I l , 1 v X I4 ' : ' . ' ' : ' ' . ' k 5 e - we -3' - I : ' : ' : : 1 5, MICHAEL MASON Says little Y ALVINA MASTEL Says That's life Class Play Committee ,gg 2 CHARLOTTE MATSOR A ' 9 F' v-J' Meet Mike Ambition Farming Meet Alvlnre Ambition Nursing Meet Chuck Says Not much Ambition Professional accordromst Chorus 1 Band 2 3 Y Teens 3 GAA 2 Declamatron 3 ROBERT MAYNARD Meet Barney Says I don t get rt Ambition To graduate 'f Football 1 Homecoming Committee 3 ANITA MCCOY Meet Nita secretary Chorus2 Class Play Committee 2 Breezes 2 3 Student Monrtor 1 GAA 2 Pep Club 2 DAVID MILLER Meet Dave Says She s a teacher! Ambition To tell a joke that doesn t flop Kamera Klub President 2 3 Prom Commlttee 2 Drama Club 2 3 Declamatron 2 Breezes2 3 Voyageur2 3 Golfl lntra murals 3 Class Play Committee 2 Civ '19 DON MILLER Meet Duck Says practically anything Ambition To own a black Cadillac convertible 'S 4' 0 JD q -v Indianapolis Hockey 1 Basketball 1 2 Band 1 Ski Club 3 Intramurals 3 ROBERT G MILLER Meet Birdie Says We don t want any Ambition To race my car at Homecoming Committee 3 Octet 3 Track 1 Football 1 ROBERT R MILLER Meet Bob Says l ve got car trouble again Ambition To be a doctor Class Play Committee 2 Prom Committee 2 Homecoming Committee 3 Drama Club 2 3 Bowling 2 Voyageur 2 3 hw -vin? -4 --1 CA ROL MOLINE Breezes 1, 2 3 Student Monrtor 3 Canteen Committee 2 3 Quill and Scroll 2 3 Class Officer 1 Intramurals 3 Track 1 Says Whoopsl Ambmon To be a successful teacher FTA 2 3 Voyageur 2 3 GAA 2 Pep Club 2 Band 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 Saxophone Quartet 1 2 Y Teens 2 3 Student Monrtor 1 , Prom Committee 2, Class Play Committee 2, Home coming Committee 3, Declamatron 2, 3. 27 I I 144 , :de . 9 , J ' . A' 2 ' 'A Y : ' ' ' : ' Al ' F 'X LY 1 v i , PAX ' 1 .3 ..s .p 4 'lrr D 2 A : : ' A . : Says: Heyl Wait for mel' Ambition: To be a private I ll N I . : ' : ' , . : , :, : ' it 1 qi k . : 'z ' : . 2 3 VAN? A . 1 I 9 X I X 0 , .V :vu 1 . h - -u - : . ' ' 'X A ' : . .. : . ' : . . ' ,dr 2' 3. l 1 1 n Y . 1' . '- - 4' . .2 . at . : : . - : . . . X Q 'eil x I I. I I ' ' . I I Q Y I. - wcdkaw 04i644 ROBERT MURPHY Meet Bob Says too much Ambition To graduate in 54 REED NOBLE Meet Nobe Says enough Ambition To be rich Student Council 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Bowling 2 Baseball 1 2 3 Football 1 Nat1ona1Athlet1c Society 2 3 M Club 2 3 Student Monitor 3 GENE OFSTEAD Says anything Ambition To see the world Band 1 2 3 Student Monitor 3 Intramurals 1 RICHARD PARKS Meet Dick Says Rats Ambition To be a professor ClassOff1cer 3 National Honor Soc1ety2 3 FTA 2 3 Basket ball 1 2 Wrestling 3 Track 1 2 Footballl 2 3 Intramurals 3 M Club 2 3 National Athletic Society 1, 2 3 Student Momtor 3 23 ,gsm L., i ,R Qin' 'fp' sl -ai GWEN PASSE Meet Pass Says Crazy mixed up kids Ambition To marry a poor millionaire Class PlayComm1ttee 2 3 PromComm1ttee 2 CanteenCom mittee 3 Homecoming Committee 3 Pep Club 2 3 GAA 2 3 Student Monitor 1 Chorus 1 2 PEGGY PEDERSEN Meet Pete Says Come on over my folks aren t home Ambition To keep as happy as I am now Canteen Committee 2 3 GAA 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Y Teens2 3 Drama Club2 3 Class Play 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 Homecoming Committee 3 GORDON PETERS Meet Gordy Says anything Ambition Smuggle snowballs to Africa Stage Crew 2 3 Class Play Committee 2 Student Momtor 1 Hockey 1 Intramurals 1 Homecoming Committee .3 BRUCE PETERSON Says That s the way it goes Ambition To master the slide rule Transfer from West High in Junior year Drama Club 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Class Play Committee 3 Tennis 2 3 lntra murals 3 Ski Club 2 3 Breezes 3 Student Monitor 3 Home coming Committee 3 NILS PETERSON Meet Swede Says The devil you say Ambition To receive a B A degree at Amherst Class Officer 1 Student Council 3 National Honor Society 2 3- Quill and Scroll 2 3- Basketball 1 2 3- National Athletic Society 2 3- Breezes 1 2 3- Student Monitor 3- Football 1 2- Tennis l 2 3- M-Club2 3- Intramurals 3- Declamation 3 Prom Committee 2 SALLY RAND Meet Bubbles Says That's the way the wind blows Ambition Practically none. GAA 1, 2 Pep Club 2- Chorus 1. 28 NY if ,Q H11 Eg.. l If f' J Gun 'Y 41 GERALD SAUTER Meet Slaughter Says Well Ihope Ambttton Engtneertng Student Counctl 2 Natronal Honor Soctety 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Voyageur 3 Canteen Commlttee 2 3 Class Play 2 Projectronlsts 2 3 Breezes 1 2 Student Monttor 1 3 Stu dent Manager Footballl 2 3 M Club 3 Student Manager Baseball 1 2 MARY SCHMIDT Meet Schmttty Says Let s face tt Ambttton To ptck one Bowltng 2 Pep Club 3 Band 1 2 3 JOYCE SEELEY Meet Seeley Says I ll clue you Ambrtton Nurse GAA 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 Chorusl, 2 3 Class PlayComm1ttee 2 Prom Commtttee 2 Homecomtng Commtttee 3 ANNETTE SHOGREN Meet Net Says Oh dear Ambrtton To become a ktndergarten teacher Bowltng 3 Pep Club 2 Y Teens 2 Chorus 1 Class Play Com mtttee 2 THOMAS SMITH Meet Tom Says You re a funny one Flllbrandt Ambttton To pxck one ambttton Class Offtcer 2 3 Natronal Honor Soctety 2 3 Prom Com mlttee 2 Class Play Commtttee 2 Homecommg Commtttee 3 Canteen Comrruttee 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Footballl 2 3 Nattonal Honor Soctetyl 2 3 M Club ,.,- 2 3 Boys State 3 HELEN STAHL WV 3 'Q' Says For crytng out loud Ambttton Decorator Chorus 1 2 Class Play Commrttee 2 Homecomrng Com mtttee 3 35? X-.1 'x GERALD STEWART Meet Jerry Says For the btrds Ambttton Avtatron Mechantc Chorus 2 3 PAULINE SULLIVAN Meet Paulte Says Well swtsh Amb1t1on To get out of school Pep Club 1 2 Chorus 1 Cheerleader 1 Class Play Com mtttee 3 JOAN SUNDBERG Meet Jont Says Dtd you see Fran anywhere? Ambrtton To see the world Canteen Commtttee 2 3 Bowltng 2 GAA 2 3 Pep Club 2 Y Teens 2 Prom Commxttee 2 Homecomtng Commtttee 3 Band 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Tnple Trro 3 Student Monttor 8 Breezes 3 Queen Attendant 3 ELIZABETH SWAN Meet Betty Says I m sorry Ambttton To own a dress shop Bowltng 3 Kamera Klub 2 29 aadmd RICHARD WARE 'vleet Slrck Says too much Ambttton To pass phystcs Basketball 3 Homecomtng Commtttee 3 ROBERT WATTS Meet Warts Says not much Ambttton To be Drtver s Tratntng teacher Skl Club 3 BRUCE WHITTIER Says That s ltfe Ambttxon Forestry Student Monttor 3 Baseball 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Skt Club FRANCES WIITALA Meet Fran Says That s a real doozy Ambttron To travel Class Offtcer 1 2 Nattonal Honor Soctety 2 3 Class Play 2 Canteen Commtttee 2 3 GAA 2 3 Pep Club 2 Y Teens 2 Drama Club 2 3 FTA 2 3 Breezesl 2, 3 Declamatton 1 Band 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Tr1ple Trto 3 Clarmet Quartet 1 2 Prom Commlttee 2 Class Play Commtttee 2 Home comtng Commtttee 3 Queen Attendant 3 Gtrls' State 2 -J' 'S' ,Q 44? DOROTHY THOMPSON Meet Dottle Says Really Ambttton Traveltng Class Offtcer 1 Y Teens 2 Class Play Commrttee 2 Student Momror 1 RICHARD VAN OFFERENG Meet Dtck Says Money lS the evtl of the world Ambttton Chef Chorus 3 Octet 3 RICHARD VAN TASSEL Meet Dtngle Says We don t want any Ambttton Smuggle rutabagas mto Canada Class Play Commlttee 2 Student Monttor 1 Football 1 lntra murals 1 l-lomecommg Commtttee 3 CAROL VIKRE Says anythmg Ambttron To be an authoress Student Counctl 3 Bowltng 2 Pep Club 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Class Play Commtttee 2 Breezes 2 3 Voyageur 3 VALENTINE WIRTZ Meet Ttny Says Yeah Ambttton To go to Hawatt Homecomtng Commtttee JACQUELINE YOUNG Meet Jay Says Mmm Boy Bowl1ng2 3 Y Teens Ambtuon To Travel 30 'S' its P? 5 QWMMWW RONALD YOUNG Meet Ronn1e Says Oh I ll never tell Ambruon Farmlng Football 1 DOUGLAS BURKE Meet Doug Says nothmg much Ambruon Tolose all my money gamblrng rn Reno Nevada Football 1 Homecomrng Commrttee 3 ax 0 N 9 9 ' ,' 'FF ' 1 5 ELLA EHNI Meet Panch0' ' ' ' Says: Even in laughter the heart is sorrowful ' A ' I' Ambition: Musician A . x -, X 4 N. ' X 1 -.. :Q ' '- ' -4 J I n -v . ' . - . f ' Prom Comrmttee 2 3, I '03 .,..,f SANDRA MORSE Meet Jones Says I ll clue you rn Ambmon Fulfrlled Pep Club 1 '2 Cheerleader 1 2 Chorus 2 Prom Commntee 2 Homecomrng Commlttee 3 JAMES VAN GUILDER Meet VG Says too much Ambrtron To work Basketballl Trackl Bow11ng3 Baseballl 2 3 Hockeyl 31 74444 7 fl lx... A L. MOST STUDIOUS BEST SMILE Alwma Mastel Alvmna Mastel Peggy Pedersen Sandra MacMahon Carolyn Graham Sharon Anderson Claudette Hesse Katy French Jean Kleven Joyce Seeley Jack1e Flnk June Col11ns Nancy Donl1n George Batzh Joan Sundberg MOST STUDIOUS PEPPIEST BEST DRESSED MOST DE PE NDAB LE BEST DANCER WIT TIEST MOST POPU LAR QUIETIST MOST AT HLET IC MOST LlKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALENT ED CLASS LEADER CLASS CLOWNS Curus Jensen GWSH P8556 32 Jack Haugdahl George Batzh Harry Benson Mxckey Comer N1ls Peterson Bob Murphy J1m F1llbrandt Tom Sm1th Bob Maynard Jun1or Carruth Jxm Borgen Dxck Graham Garrett Mandev1l1e N4-vm 1 MOST ATHLETIC Jumor Carrurh Joyce Seeley X Q' . -,. g A 8 ll 1 ' R t A x X- - ' . - 'xi 1 ' .. Joanne Johnson BEST LOOKING Bruce Peterson i 4 N A 4 3 Q H , . J v K - ' 1 if P701 7:14:64 7o7076ew .fbbf-l -' I gi. M 0 BEST AC TOR AND ACTRESS Don Borey Pat Ernst V1rg1n1a Alexander Marce Berger Joan Sundberg Marxlyn H11sen Fran Wutala Har:-1et Kennedy Betty Bauman Janet Ehrenfeldt Sharon Graham Carol Molme Gwen Passe June Hanson CUTEST COUPLE Fran Wmala Jerry Stewart Berry Bauman Jun Evan Marhn Dalbec Masas1nge Bernan Jack Haugdahl Ronny Young Don Borey Bruce Wh1tt1er Jerry Stewart R1chard Koenmg Dave M111er Gerry Sauter Curtls Jensen Carl Lenander PRETTIEST EYES PRETTIEST HAIR BEST PERSONALITY BEST SMILE I-TUNGRIEST BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR MOST BASI-IFUL CUTEST COUPLE BEST SPORT BEST ALL AROUND FRIENDLIEST CLASS CLOWN BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Z1 Ly Xu..- BEST DRESSED HUNGRIEST Sandra Macmahon Mickey Comer Marxlyn Hxlsen Ronald Young, 33 In 4 R L fl X ,V X T I . t D -, Y. X X A U. . , ff ,XX I A 1- 1 ' . , A X X ' r - A ' ,- ' . I- l I Q 'X fwwdmfm li' i' Royal beauty draws attentlon as Homecommg Queen Class Presrdent Tom Srnlth helps escort Joanne Johnson to her coro natron lr' Bob Mlller and Claudette Hesse decorate for the Homecomlng dance More leaves please seems to have been rhe pass word Bruce Peterson says Chow your passes please to classmates Katy French Dave Mxller and Rrch ard Graham Denms Andrada Mercedes Hansen John Grey and Joanne Johnson supposedly drgnrfred semors joln ln the fun and do the bunnx hop 34 a J fl, , s , J J s 1 'V J , 1 X 746 ' I I I ll rw. JH: f 4' 1,3551 -.S 'Y Havtng spent thetr last year as the ftrst sophomore class of Tonka l-hgh the Juntors wrth teeth set rn deter mrnatton for the commg year came back to the old salt mtnes The fxrst xtem on thetr agenda for class busmess was the elecuon ofclass offtcers Bob Parsonage acung pres tdent of last year s sophomore class was elected for a Retnkmg secretary Do'1n Leaf treasurer and Dorothy Shattuck htstortan On September 28 the class rtng style was selected and rtng orders were recetved later rn the year Many of the boys were acttve rn all sports and Kay Lynn Sheker Nancy Kendrxcks and Mtldred Nell were chosen as three of the srx A squad cheerleaders The Juntors dectded to make thetr chref money ratstng project for the Juntor Senror Prom a magazrne subscrxptton sale The class offered atempttng prtze for each of the top f1ve salesmen and l1ttle stuffed poodles for all who sold S30 or more worth of subscrtpttons Top salesmen were Jultus Trtck who won a radlo for hrs ef forts and Sandra Johnson who was awarded a watch Other salesmen who made a good showtng rncluded Deanna Mtller Karen Burkland and Karen Anderson Although they dtd not reach thetr goal tn the maga ztne sale the class play The Ntght of January 16 Htstortan Dorothy Shattuck Treasurer Donn Leaf Vtce Prestdent Marlow Peterson President Bob Parsonage Sec retary Truman Remktng nearly made up the dtfference Its presentatxon was suc cessful credttgorng not only to Mrss Phelan the drrect or and to the cast but also to the varrous commtttees The play was unusual 1'1 that tt featured audxence par ttcrpatton The plot of the play revolved around a trtal tn a courtroom and the Jury for the trtal was chosen from among those who were tn attendance and canteens to help them 1n the money maktng drtve The Turkey Trot canteen featured school talent and a professional dance couple Selected for the Prom commrttee were Karen Ander son Sally Ertckson Karen Burkland Btll Schmidt Don Goettleman and Karen Errckson Suggestton boxes were put tn the vanous home rooms and from these the com mrttee got the tdeas that were put mto the ftnal plans to make a banquet and prom that would be remembered as a htghhght of the days spent rn Tonka I-hgh May brought the Prom the juniors had watted and worked for all year The banquet featured a buffet style dtnner The prom wasa formal dance at the Automobtle Club After the dance many went to open houses spon sored by the parents of the students Wtth only a few fxf anyy hours of sleep behtnd them Prom goers drove to Taylors Falls where they ptcntcked and recuperated from the busy days behind them A -f rv x X ' . : - 1 ' ' . ' . , . . - I . . . ' . - second timeg Marlow Peterson, vice-presidentg Truman The .iUUi0l'S SDOUSOFCCI 3 few baskelball COHC6SSi0f1S I I ' . U 1 , I 35 fedfdeclcwcuz r- 'XLS A I A Frances Adomlet Marcla Aldrrtt Harold Ambrose Karen Anderson Lowell Andrews Charles Arnold Floyd Arntz Vxrgxnta Balderston Carlyle Ballantxne Webb Batchelor Jamce Bec k Robert Beggs Naoml Berg Marna Botce Karen Burkland Larry Carr Dawn Carroll Wtllram Carter Robert Clous Phyllrs Colby Ann Compton James Crozler Damce Darley Q! K bi -36' xr C Jac k Danlelson Harvey Dearstyne Dallas DeGrote Jantce Donovan Mlchael Dowd Jane Dumke Donald Dunn Connre Eldsmo Rtchard Engen Karen Erxckson Sally Errcson Shlrley Estabrooks Carol Fahlstrom Vincent Favorlte Stephen Ferrall Melvm Fernn Janet Fowler Fay Fromus Reo Fronrus Wm. ll A VH O I I , - , on-. . . 'F - - Q Q H J -75 L, x I a Q4 ' - VX 3 f ' ' - , x 'A' R! : A lr 'O Q W 'I 6 'ri' 3 at I, F rl I-L I' I! , . . . 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'NL 'kia Margareth Johnson Sandra Johnson Saundra Keen Peter Kempner Nancy Kendrrck Thomas Knowlton Catherlne Koehnen L ucy Koke sh Julre Kutzke Lors Laramre Frank Larson Frederrck Larson Gerald Larson Wrlllam Larson Nancy Latterner Rov Leach Donn Leaf Myrna Lehman Barbara Lobb Shrrley Garrlson Robert George Thomas Gxlbert Bruce Gnrffke Donald Goettelman Marran Gresser Robert Grodahl Pamela Hawkrnson Janet Hall Janet Hallberg Meredlth Hansen Fred Hanus Patrlcta Haracz Walter Haselhuhn Lors Hazelton Sandra Herdeman Donald Hermanson Donald Hules Barbara Huntington Shella Ice Barb ara Johnson Jennrngs Johnston Frances Kearney 623 A f ! Q I-km -., 0 0 I 5 ! 3' ' ' J. 5- 62. u l n l M ' '. -:VAX . S 2 xx' 7 , . - X 1 FW .K . -I ' 4 1- ,J U .F 4 . i. 4 V T . ,.. - 7 . ij, 7 - Q fs Q -f'7 Xl-I' as V ' ' 1 ' .x 1 i W5 L fx 3' A! 1 - . . v-T - fi 1- I ' l ' vi G av- ,J -, .1 -- 1:-I N - 7 - Q ' LQ! 44 - an , , x j l ! ' ax ' ' f xx N 'fy v- 1: ff' : - J 4 f f .I , . 1 1 1' -I il , . 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L ,LY J F J D F 'L il X 'ff ' 0- 5 1 A jj J , if ff 9 1 Q A I X v ,I X f -- 74a dau KX 1 Xl 'Q Jean Lyman Wayne McCoy Anthony McKeown Lyle McK1nley Ma r1 on Mc Le od Romayne Martrn Carol Martrnson Rrchard Maurer Barbara Meakrns Sharon Mlchelson Earlynne Mrkkelson Arlene Mrller Deanna Mrller Patrrcra Mrller Rex Mrller Rodonna Mlller Sharon Mrtchell Rudy Mohlrn James Morrrs Nancy Morrrson Kenneth Mueller Jacquelrne Myhre Jay Myres Mrldred Nell l Q 'R 38 Leonard Nelson Luther Nelson Davrd Nessa Kenneth Neutgens Jane Nrccum Elrzabeth O Connell John Olson Charlotte Ost Carol Owens James Page Kay Parker Robert Parsonage Donald Pederson Jacquelrne Perrault Marlow Peterson Mary Lou Peterson Sally Peterson Marlene Quam C-lorra Rand ka xrgkh figxK Nl Sl ' I I . Tl 'A 2 + 1 ' 5: :nw ' 'v L . ' X 4' rim - rl- - ., : ' -S 4 - ' A 0- U , HC Q . JK. T 7 7 . -- ' - X- xx ob' . V' A A 4 , 1- .. 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N11 B 'F 9-7 X Mary Sullrvan Lora Swenson Patrrcra Thompson Curt1sT1ffany Robert Thrmpson Gene Totushek Vrrgrnra Towler Julrus Trrck Donald Truman Lowell Vetter Lee Vrckerman Mary Vogelsberg Rrchard Vosmek John Wang Roger Whrre 3 Q Carolyn Wrllrams Rrchard Wrnther Sharon Young Albert Zakarrason Truman Rernl-rrng Brlhe Rlbbentrop Joan Rrppetoe Robert Rrrchre Robert Rubrn Nlrle Runge Drane Scheer Wrllram Schmrd Kenneth Schmidt Jacquelrne Schroeder Gary Schulz Lee Seck Judlth Serrup Dorothy Shattuck Bette Shaver Allan Shay KaLynn Sheker Earle Sherf Roger Skeldon Vrrgrnra Strmart Th Robert Stuart Phyllrs Terlrnden Nancy Threle ,5'-'- sr, Q oi 4 6 ar va 39 N-'vm We a ' ' . .1 C, ' 4 ' . . Q4 'H Pg , :. 4 . . . ,J K , -av yr In tr-If I x X.Vv R ' X lr. A 'Q A ' ' x A, S 5 Q Q X Q N' - . Q 6 4 '- 'I ', O Q ' I I I 4 N .Q , L .et X-5 .4 , .X ,i , xg , t . x .1 T . R A. . l lx is .V V' ' r- - ' ' ,' n I I g I ,. g , ,. 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I X N Bob Parsonage John Olson and Dallas DeGrote relax at the party grven rn Ann Compton s home Iumor s beat Tonka s speedy teachers rn the frantlc dash to the lunch lrne Karen Enckson Donn Leaf Fred Larson and Bar bara Huntrngton s happy smile are an assurance that thts Jumot party was a success A frtendly gab fest IS a darly ritual among the Iumor grrls -094 . . - - I ' Q - - - . , I ' I ' I - , ,Q ., l I' ,w l 4 Q4 k I 1 P ,J 4 1. it 'ff-Q 4 40 74a S ' lr afar'-0' i- 'ir-Us Class Offrcers Sandra Sathre secretary 1ohnCunnrn.gham presrdent Kay Parks treas urer Sonja Hem vrce presrdent Roger Carpenter hrstorran We were welcomed to Mrnnetonka Htgh by our upper classmen who entertarned us at a dance after the fxrst football game We gradually got rnto the sptn of Tonka acttvrtres when we Jotned the Drama Club Skt Club Y Teens Kamera Klub pubhcatton staffs and many other of the organrzattons Getting down to busrness we elected John Cunnrng ham presrdent Sonja Hem vtce presrdent Sandra Sath re secretary Kay Parks treasurer and Roger Carpenter hrstorran The class had the followrng members as homeroom representatives rn the Student Councll JoAnne Blank Peter Froyd Larry Henke Mrna Mase Ronald Poeschel Bob Sheker and Anne Stokes Ned Brown was our repre sentanve on the Ethrcs Commtttee We alsohad members of the class partrcrpatmg rn the varrous sports The following boys won letters rn football Ronny Parsonage Roger Carpenter Ned Brown Mrke Nlemeyer Warren Lund and Bob Sheker We were proud of our B team cheer leaders who were chosen to help arouse the spmt at B team games They were Carol Guggenhexm Darlene Harstad Carol Hersler Garl Mossman Kay Parks and Jean Rrtchre All of us are thankful to our upper classmen and to the faculty for the help and gutdance they gave rn help tng us to make thrs past year a happy one 3 p 4' 1 , A ,N ' U t U ,, I v M ,- 41 Nancy Amundson Barbara Anderson Davrd Anderson ' and .IQ Mary Anderson John Anflnsen Lots Apple Gary Barley Thomas Bauman Sally Beaulleu Davrd Berg John Berg Lawrence Besser in 63. ,4- IN 3-6 6'5- James Carll QB Joanne Blank Emlly Brrstol Geraldtne Bromley Nancy Brooks Ned Brown James Bruce 'SP ai-4 'WU' of x -51 Rxchard Carlson Roger Carpenter ,,, Charlotte Chowen Ronald Clem John Cunnrngham L 1 m Mary Jane Dahmen John Darke Florence Davrdson Patrxcra Dayton Veneata Dxeken Lalviorne D1ethelm Barbara Durmn Jacquehne Earle Georgene Edwards Wtllxam Eherenfeldt Barbara Elmblad Jane Engman Davld Errckson Harrlet Ernst Patrlcra Fahlstrom Patrlcta Farnham Earl Flnden X John Fxnk Marjorte Frllmore Judlth Flnstad Helen Frles Joseph Fromus Peter Froyd Shrrley Frye 42 I ' .Jr ' '- ar , 3 - J v 'J . 145, K Q. 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'V ,--1-f The culmary arts as well as the art of sew mg are cultrvated tn the cheerful Home Economrcs rooms A ftrm grasp and an able understandmg of grammar apd ltterature are attatred from our effectrxe Englrsh Department ul ' We conttnue to butld our already ample ltbrary to ard the students and faculty rn therr pursutts of educa tton ,rl I Phxstcs the sctence of matter and motton ts an electrxe course xwhtch appeals to the lOQ,lC3l mmd eaeamdea Valuable skrlls of eomposttron, letter wrrtrng and tabulatrons are learned and pracuced rn the personal and commercral typrng courses These are only a small part of the growrng Bustness Educatlon Depart ment of our school Puptls rnterested rn thrngs mare artrstrc are able to ftrd an outlet for therr talents tn leathercra ft, cera mres, sculpturrng drawmg and parntrng tn the Art Department Btology offers students a better understandrng of sub Jectsrelated to human welfare and the scrence of all lrunq thtngs The counselor s offtce provrdes ard rn the selectron of subjects and voeatronal gurdance O A. 5 B , .' .' ... : - hs. ., L V ll ZA , . . ' 1 4 I G 2 , 54 daniqa ' to The problems of everyday lrvrng are rnformally drscussed IH soc1al problems class Thrs rs one of the many rnterestrng classes offered by our Socral Studres Department Through classroom study and learmng a better knowledge of the French language customs and people rs garned Latrn and Spamsh are also of fered rn our Tonka I-hgh Gul s physrcaleducatron classes offer an opportumty for grrls to partrcrpate rn varrous sports actrvxtres Metal shop LS an electrve course desrgned to tram boys 1n the many phases of metal work tncludrng weldrng lathe work forglng and many other skrlls 50 audi z'W :.,s f 'R 5' 'Ev li 'rv ,qv ,pw nl Such LOPCLIIITSIIOUI Who mvempd the hght bu1b'7 Chgckus lS such a hard game That VICIOUS plug, pong ball' A pretty slow caper as +r3f,,-1 JL-,,f dwg! MZWLKM Y Teen glrls can cook'7 Rough on the posterlers They danced and danced and Regal smlles of Bruce Peterson and Sandra danced Sathrf, Cha mplons are not allowed 57 , 'rf Y, NA' -L x -. 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' ' X 'u .TX-' XX' H' X 5 s .A.A.aA Hdng, X X X fx XX 1 Q X3 XXV f X T ,X Hpf' ' ' V , X0 X dsx' 4 df Coach Chrxst savs Th1s season from a won and lost standpomt was not successful but as m many thmgs setbacks help to ptnld stroxger OIQBHIZSIIOHS I thtnk the ooys we have at Mmnetonka are the type to fxght back and mil eventually que us a champ1onsh1p IWISI1 to tak nothtno away from Ih1S years team he lacked SlLt, and txperlenet. Izyen w1th the beatxngs we took the team came up tothe last game ofthe season mth plentv of spmt and determtnatton Co captatns George Batzlt and Tom Smtth dtscuss the commg season mth Coach Chrxst Coach Chrlst and assxsta nt Elxason plan new strategy as Mr Baker and Mr Bettles take notes Mtnnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mtnnetonka Nhnnetonka Mmnetonka FOOTBA LL SC ORES Wayzata Hopktns I-Iutchlnson Robbmsda Ie Edma St Lou1s Park ' 0 .............. . Minnetonka 18. . ............ Mound 5 ' O .............. ' 5 l ' 0. ............. ' ' 0 .............. ' -- 1 ' 0 . ....... .... . A ' 7 . ............. . ' 62 Wqmwqmzmwa. vs -fill B. Ambrose' C. Arnold' G. Batz1i N. Brown' D. Cable' Fullback, Dick Parks KSU races around end for a gain in the ga me against Hutchinson. B . Johnson' Brad Reeves stopprng a Park Orxole for no gain. D. Carruth' I. Danielson' D. DeGrote H. Benson D. Hules' D. Goettleman' 63 wmezrdeaugg D Koch' W Lund' J Marty' L Nelson J Larson' Football rs considered one of the most popular sports at Minnetonka and you can hear the crack of shoulder pads and the thud of high punts any crisp fall afternoon The enthusiasm of the coach and players pro vice a great amount of competitive spirit Bad breaks were plentiful cept defeat until the last play was over Although Minnetonka lost many experienced players including All Conference tackle George Batzli many of the hardened veterans will be back to seek revenge next season M Neimeyer' An unidentified Skrpper about to spill a Wayzata Trojan to stop the play for no gain B Parsonage' W R Parsonage' R Parks M Peterson' T.Sm1th ' G Totushek' 64 I 0 I l for the squad but they never seemed to lose their fighting spirit or ac- 1 is I Weakolada 'WR L Vetter' J Wang' R Whtte D Winther' A Zakarxasen' A new phase of football was tntroduced mto the Minnetonka School this year with the addmon of the Iumor Var stty Football Team The J V Team was made up mamly of sophomores An afternoon schedule of five games was played wtth the I V Teams of other Lake Conference Schools and some non conference opponents FIRST ROW: B Ambrose, I. Cunningham, M Nermeyer, N Brown, R. Parsonage, D. Hanner, B Eherenfeldt, D. Mall,R. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: K. Pauly, K. Whtttrer, F. Primeau, W Lund, C. Kollmeyer, I. Larson, B. Reeves, T. Williams, R Schrode, Mr Baker 65 . 9 ,. , -,f x in ,L' .- X tj, 13 'H' e ' 34 1 '.,, , , W. S . . 1 - r Q 4 nl 1l 9 ......-. 4--1 Q! A Nnf C Koch D Ware T Smlth R Carpenter A Zakarlasen D Goettelman Coach Lokken M Comer R Noble M Peterson J Gray H Benson D Koch D Carruth Not prctured N Peterson Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka 56 De La Salle 37 Washburn 50 St Lours Park 33 Hopkins 40 Mound 41 Wayzata 33 Edma 50 Robbmsdale 66 Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Minnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka Mmnetonka 5 3 5 6 3 3 54 3 39 Wayzata 40 Edma 38 Hutchmson 55 Robbmsdale 49 St Louxs Park 76 Hopklns 48 Mound 43 Wrllmar E. W V Q 4 E 7 E3 X 1 r ix -7 ll V v Q Q . ,'- , V N' x A Ai' A Q M -1' - ,V at N' 6 I .. , ' Q l ' A x l Y , 3 5 ,xv 1 wr f .153 1 1 ...Q fi' Q ' ., - f- 3 . 5 at em.. hr - ' 38... ....... .... ' 6.. ....... ' 38... . ....... ' 8 .............. ' ' 48 ..... ......... . ' 3.. ........... .. ' ' 21 .... . ........ ' ' 3 ......... ' ' 55 ....... . ........ ' 4... . . ' ' 67 .... ....,.... .... ' 7 .. .... ' ' 47 ..... ........ . .. ' ' .. . .. ' 63... ....... ' ' 6.... ' good Coach Lokken I Although we did not achieve the goal many of us had set for this season, as far as games won and lost were concerned it was very gratifying in many res pects The students and adults of our community gave wonderful support to the team Sportsmanship won on a high plain accepting the losses as well as the vic tories Players on the teams played as hard as they could and tried to do their best at all times We hope the enjoyment from playing this season will be a cherished memory for all the members of the squad The coaching staff will certainly feel the loss of all the senior team members They have been an ex cellent group to work with We wish them much suc cess in the future and hope that many of them may be able to keep up with athletics as a player for some time to come WML scoring record in the league Carpenter drives in for two points Noble goes high to block a Robin s s ot Reed Noble scoring against Wayzata 67 Each year the most valuable player on the basket ball squad is chosen by his teammates This year Jun lor Koch was that player A 6 2 senior Junior has been the high scoring player for the squad and has made an outstanding record for himself by being placed on the all conference team and having the second highest C Koch D Koch N Peterson D Carruth Forward Forward Center Guard H Benson A Zakarrasen D Goettleman M Comer Forward Forward Guard Guard R Carpenter Forward M Peterson R Noble Guard Guard J Gray T Smrth Guard Center 68 aah , Minnetonka 24 Minnetonka 28 Minnetonka 32 Minnetonka 24 Minnetonka 29 Minnetonka 26 Minnetonka 25 Minnetonka 36 Our B squad is comprised of promising sophomore basketball talent that we think will make up our future varsity teams and usually a few juniors who we think need more experience. This year's squad has a great deal of potential and a real determination to do their job. The squad has been slightly hindered by a lack of height that seems so essential to a basketballteam. The boys have gained a great deal of experience through a full season of many games with B squads of other Lake conference schools. They have always shown the best sportsmanship and cooperation with their teammates and opponents and have made enough progress through the season to give us hope for the fu- ture. All of the boys will be back next season and will help to bolster the senior squad. .......,.........26DeLaSalle ..........,.35Washburn .............23Wayzata .......20St.LouisPark 36Edina ...., .......... 3 3Hopkins ............27l-lutchlnson . . . ..... .... 3 5 Robbinsdale Minnetonka Minnetonka Minnetonka Minnetonka Minnetonka Minnetonka Minnetonka Minnetonka 43 49 34 31 37 36 34 32 . 3lMound .. ....... ........ 1 9Wayzata 39 St. Louis Park .......30Edina .......61Hopkins .. ...30Robbinsda1e . ..... ............ 2 2 Blake . . . 34 Willmar First row R Poeschel T Bauman J Larson R Thimsen R Carpenter J Wang Second row Coach Baker L Smieja C Kollmeyer F Quandt I Hesse B Ambrose P Wilson Coach Christ Mr. Anderson lntramur al Director 0 The intramural program has been improved and enlarged to include such sports as football, basketball, table tennis, track, and baseball. During the season for the sport, squads are set up under the direction of Einer Anderson. A full season including a playoff and round robin tournament are held and a school champion of that particular sport is named. The intramural teams have given Minnetonka boys an opportunity for recreation and to participate in the sports they liked whether they wished to try out for the Varsity squad or not. The games were held each Wednesday and Friday after schooland were tagged by the Minnetonka students as the Rodent Chase. Championship Intramural Football Team B. Ahlers, R. Carpenter, C. Koch, Mr. Anderson, N. Peterson, R. Poeschel, P. Wil- SOD 70 06016 John Cunningham leaps hlgh for a jump shot 8 Bruce Whltuer concentrates on a game of gnlp gnop O n 4 Qxx'-N , x 71 Wu Bob Mlller brlngs the ball down the floor is A 7Zazzade G A A Councrl S Graham P Pedersen B Lobb Garl Mossman goes up and over rn mat practrce M Hrlsen C Hendrrckson andl Gendreau The G1r1s Athletrc ASSOCIHIIOD was set up rn schools to promote xnterest rn sports and provrde recreatron for the guls after school The sports pro vrded are volley ball basketball soccer and soft ball The grrls earn a certarn number of pornts for attendrug and partrcrpatmg rn the actrvrtresoutsxde of G A A At then end of the year grrls who have earned the requrred number of pornts and who have been rn G A A at least two years are awarded a letter Mrss VanStone physrcaleducatron rnstructor doubles as advxser Grrls are shown how to play the games rn the pro per manner and rn a sportsman lrke way Those gxrls not able to partrcrpate rn the sports are taught how to be referees score keepers and trmers Miss VanStone often participates in the activltres with the girls. 72 medtdeweeefdaazmmfqapaau my Oh' that vtctous ball J Seeley 1s qulte a shot' Sq.: The lucky girl wlth the ball Tense moments unt11 the basketball comes down M Mase puts the ball atrbome 73 Q I I I Q- x.-iv ' f' ' 1 , s I 4 T f s'f,A, 12' 3 u t 3 mfs 2 1 dmgmz mme, I 4 FIRST ROW W Haselhuhn K Mueller B Beggs D beaf B Peterson D Cable SECOND ROW J Myers G Larson D Hermanson A Anderson Burce Peterson executes a handstand on the horse Gymnastics was added to the sports program thls year at Mtnnetonka Thls ts a sport that IS based mostly upon form The boys go to the meets as a team but the success of each depends upon theu deslre to w1n The team works on four pieces of apparatus These are the mats the parallel bars the hrgh bar and the horse Thxs year there were frve scheduled meets The team frrst ventured to Robbmsdale to be beaten by a score of 2062 pornts to 1653 On February 15 they went to Mankato where they placed last but were only 250 pornts behrnd the flrst team They entered the Northwest Meet and put ln a good showmg con sidenng this was their frrst year On March 5 they went to the state meet and were beaten by 262 polnts The last meet was wrth Robbinsdale and they lost by 15 points The team was made up of only ll boys and rt 15 hoped that the mterest tn thrs sport wlll grow ln fu ture years 74 1 X ll , of t , T . T A: y, I . , N . , 1 .X 1 T A ' K 2 R , T i Ziemawwotl FRONT ROW J Totushek B Schmrd T W1lll3mS D Mall F Hanus R Skeldon J Egan N Brown SECOND ROW M Kokesh C Arnold B Sauer D Parks J Johnston F Prlmeau R Nes helm Coach Ken Prxhoda Thls year Minnetonka grapplers wrestled s1x conference matches They ended up w1th one wrn over Edrna and f1ve losses This year s schedule lncluded one match wlth Mound and Robbmsdale and two matches each wrth Edlna and Wayzata In addrtxon the team has ftve matches wlth schools rn the City League wtnmng twrce over Vocatxonal I-hgh Sc ool Mrnnetonka was represented ln the reglonal tournament by Roger Skeldon who went all the way rn the sub regronal Dlck Parks was ellmmated ln the fmals of the sub reglonal by a close decxsxon Thrs year s team garned a lot of expertence through a tough season and have grven us hope for a future champronshlp team Coach Prthoda gwes fmal mstructlons to Dick Parks makes a fast escape for one polnt Jennmgs Johnston 75 Fred Pnmeauexecutlng a reversal for two pomts 744444 7fzaa6team FIRST ROW R Mlller C Lenander D Parks I Anfmson B gEL5e:1B Schmld SECOND ROW B Gniffke al B Muller A Zakarxasen T Smith T Johansen N Brown Coac ey 76 I xi., ' 1, Q, 3 . s. 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Zoaiwezwfie Track coach Haley shakes hands wtth Albert Zakarlasen a frequent htgh potnt H1311 Along wtth the buxldmg of a new school Mr Haley track coach has the Job of butldtng up a new track squad Mtnne tonka s track team began the season shortly after the state basketball tournament and worked hard unt1l the ftnal meet of the school year Track IS a sport that depends a great deal on the work of the ln dlvtdual and his traxmng Mtnnetonka strack team takes part tn such meets as the Mound Relays Carleton Relays the Dtstnct Track Meet and us ually two trlangular meets wlth other schools of the Lake Con ference Runmng htgh Jump mg pole vaultmg and dtscus throwlng are a few of the many events tn the meets Although Minnetonka dld not always come out on the top of the scortng column many good ctnderman were developed through the season Tom Smtth was htgh jumper for the squad and went all the way through the dtstnct Wtth hard work and determtnatton next years cmder men can come up w1th a good season Don Pederson holdtng the ftrst tro phy won by Mtnnetonka track team They were awarded the trophy for ftrst place tn the two mtle relay at the Mound s Relays Final touches are being added to Minnetonka 's new track and football fteld. 77 9 I 1 - I r v S P . . . 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N .. ....4.,.- cwtyecvze I' n Arif 'Z ' 5C-ff' FIRST ROW M Comer G Mandevllle D Goettleman M Peterson I Wang SECOND ROW D Koch I Frlbrandt D Klttleson C Koch D Carruth Not plc tured L Vetter D Hules M Beman Apnl 19 Aprll 22 Apnl 26 Apr11 28 Apnl 29 The return of 12 letterman strengthened the Mmnetonka baseball team tn IIS second year Many of these boys gained valuable expert ence through the summer playmg Legron Ball They played a full schedule thrs year The prtchlng staff was com posed of Clarence Koch Masasmge Beman hm Fllbrandt Garrett Mandevrlle and Marlow Peterson These frve moundmen were assrsted by the catchers and an effictent outfteld and mfleld to form a well rounded team Southwest West Southwest West bouts Park May BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1954 there there here here there May 1 Strllwater Prison May 4 Wayzata May 6 Mound May 14 Hopkins May 18 Robbinsdale 25 Ed ma here 78 there there there here here ' 0 Q a 2 :T ' fi il - , e n' , I Q V il. 9 -- 4 , 'QHAI .Q . staff, . 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' Zadie Manager Jerry Sauter and Coach Ehason work on the future baseball field Ftlbrandt raises the dust whtle attempting to steal third base IQ YN Two threats on the dlamond Don Hules and Lowell Vetter start practtce early X.. 79 N115 Peterson D Graham G Henke D Leaf and T Stark Not prctured C Ballentme J Crozler and F Larson One of the mlnor sports that recelves very httle publlclty and few followers is Mrnnetonka s tenms squad Made up of boys who are wrll ing to work and develop skrll on thelr own tlme the racket squad works long hours tn practlce for the matches and meets that make up the season A league composed of teams from Robbmsdale Edina St Louls Park Mound Bloomrngton U Hrgh and Minnetonka s play a round robrn tournament that begrns rn May and extends to the end of the school year Srngles and doubles teams have represented Mm netonka rn allconference games and rn the drstrtct meets Mr George l-lenke a teacher at Deephaven Jumor l-hgh School has served as coach MAHXLU 1 ' -hvf IJ f rf' J, ' 3? sz? , 4 -.nw M jj f f'w,,,g 'iff P. ,. A 4 A-- . r - rss,-a g Nils Peterson practicing his back hand stroke The team pls s their home matches at varlous private courts in t e school district However they have hopes of holding their future matches on the flve courts planned to be located on the school grounds 80 HOCKEY SCORES owaanda 1 '1 '1 FIRST ROW I Danielson D Hules, B Rubin C Ballentine F Rapley J Trick D Soucy B Reeves, L Vetter D Kruger,M Neimeyer SECOND ROW J Page D Anderson,B Naegle R Hanner J Raymond T Treman F Perry Coach R Leak Hockey was added to the sports program last year and really came into being this year when the school purchased complete uniforms for the team Under the coachmg of Mr Roger Leak the team gained valuable experience but did not have a very extensive season due to the weather lx-C 0 lx., DJ N-'ln ' I, m. all f I . L, 1 'A A , ' .A Coach R. Leak gives helpful hints to J. Danilson, B. Rubin, and D. Hulles. The team played a total of 12 games but were not able to top the scoring column to often Many return ing lettermen and sophomores will bolster next years squad and the future looks good for Minnetonka s pucksters Tonka Tonka Tonka Tonka Tonka Tonka Tonka Tonka Tonka Tonka Tonka Tonka Sl Hopkins Vocational Blake St. Louis Park Edina Wayzata St. Cloud Robbinsdale Blake St. Louis Park Edina Wayzata Mxewwgaaa 322' Come on now, exerybody yell' You could count on hearmg th1s expres slon from the sktpper cheerleaders as they worked to create spurt and pep for the many sports events and pep fests throughout the year The A squad cheerleaders were senxors Marcella Berger Mary Helen Ha 1ey,and Juntors Mlldred Nerl Patrtcra Thompson, KaLyn Sheker, Nancy Ken drlck and alternate Karen Burkland Early last fall the group attended the Lake Conference Cheerleadmg Clrmc at Mound Helpful htnts on dutxes of the host school cheerleadtng untforms and fundamentals were drscussed by representatrves from the U ofM1nnesota Whtle most school actrvttles started the frrst of September the cheerleaders met throughout the summer months to work out new cheers practice old falth fuls and to keep rn trrm They met regularly, once a week durrng the school year always ready to lmprove learn new yells and practrce pract1ce,practrce In the sprtng three grrls were chosen bya commtttee from the combrned A and B squads to return to the A squad next year The rematmng three po srttons were ftlled by the vote of the entire student body O M Berger !' Q wing! M Haley N Kendrlck M Nrel P Thompson K Sheker At the begtnnrng of the basketball season srx sophomore gtrls were chosen to represent the B team atall games They were Carol Guggenherm Garl Mosmon Carol Hetsler lean R1IChlC and Darlene Harstad These gtrls put rn a lot of ume tn practlce and at all txmes have thelr eye on the spot ln the A cheerleaders squad whrch mlght be theirs ln the next year B CHEERLEADERS C. Rltchie C. Guggenheim, G Mosman, D Harstad, K, Parks, C. Hersler, 87 a g 1 1 s r A as A e I U . . , . .D , . I .- -Vt .,., snap -A . fi' K sf V 4 l at -. g M-W, B -A to far ., 3 E r-r' . 'K-X, c,yss, l E lf ' I ' I 'w ' New metole aleaevuygame Mr Meuller team bus drrxer and loyal fan known to everyone as Herne has drrven school bus for a number of years He rs always able to pep up the boys and assure them that therr fans are back of them rn each game they play 41 The glow of the bonftre warms the crowd for the sp1r1t of Homecoming fCSI1V1I1CS Coach Chnst proudly presents letter awards toa well deserv mg football squad The frghtmg school spurt reflected rn the faces of tense crowd K Parks and C Guggenherm arouse that at football game O1 sp1t1r 83 v C . , Y ' I f U X 0 , ' - ' . . K W . . - 4 4 . . L 3 A , I, . I l Q H l. ' ' ll l 2 if-in 1-4 omg ox aX musxc como se wo ougamz c an S axxmem prow e an oo ouu shows os ox ut oi 1 x o and ambx xou smdeo hate and X know 1 a x ha XC C 'oan oi 1 xa eo choms x XX we xo sxas xo axucxoaxe me u. os maX x gxouos xe omxe ox xxvmex uaxomg Xwaxe Xoved sw m io bxoadeo xcnox-.Kao e oi mosxc o ooo ax hdpe Chxssxc aX an I Ou! Wg f X OX Mus' D D 'G S 'Q ' i X ' - ' xs Q ' ' ' ' Mhz: o b Yx. O he ' ' a- 'o s Xe a i dxooiie X e '1' s isa h ce S S .X ' 'Q gioxhe kxxk G WY ' Q ' . ' Q X . . . I I f I I I I 7 if 'f A 5 Q tr -s , . . , . 3 . 5 FIRST ROW: J. Fink, D.Schultz, E. Finden, J. Borgen, J. Lyman, L. Boynton. SECOND ROW: T, Hazen, S, Hein, M, Parr, M. Neil, M. Quam, D. Taylor, S, Huber, J. Peterson. THIRD ROW: M, Johnstone, J, Cunningham,'S. Toleckson, J, Johnson, C. Mack, P. Johnson, R. Hauser, G. Timmer, M. Haley, J. Darke, T. Johansen, L. Besser. FOURTH ROW: L, Henke, M. Anderson, G. Ofstead, C. Henrikson, Mr. Minkler, Director, R, Thompson. ln its two years of existence the Minnetonka High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Minkler, has taken its place at the heartof many school activities. All through the year the band has enlivened the pep fests and aroused Minnetonkan spirits at the football and basketball games. The more serious side of the band's practicing was done in preparation for the three concerts given in the fall, winter, and spring. A pleasing variety was added to these concerts by the performances of soloists such as Mary Anderson, on the marimba, Barb Schwartz, cornetists, and Carol Moline, on the saxophone. The ensembles such as the two clarinet quartets also contri- buted much to these concerts by their performances. One of the biggest musical days of the year was the day of the District 7 Band Festival which was held at Minnetonka High School. Bands from Excelsior and Deephavenjunior High Schools, from Groveland School, and from Minnetonka High School participated. Each band played several numbers. The Excelsiorlunior High School Chorus and the Folk Dancers from the Deepha- ven fifth and sixth grades also performed. The climax CLARINET OUARTET: J. Borgen, J. Rippetoe, D. Taylor, S. Hein. rv. A -4 S A I. t . R 0 7 BAND COUNCIL: N. Runge, F. Wiitala, I. Gen- dreau. ' zazdedawd I iiffilllil , ...W--1-ni s is E! 'f X 2 FIRST ROW: L. Johnston, M. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: B. Bauman, J. Gendreau, J. Karpf, P, Froyd, K. Burkland, C, Moline, F. Wiitala. THIRD ROW: S, Huber, T. Stark, T. Williams, B. Schwartz, M,Heutmaker, J, Henrick- son, A, Malm, F. Davidson, F. Von Eschen, D. Harsted. FOURTH ROW: C, Mattson, I. Rippetoe, L. Hazelton,Pat Miller, S. Castle, D. Miller, N. Runge. ofthe program was the performance of seven pieces by the four bands in combination. The Lake Conference Band Festival was held this year at Edina High School. Those who received A ratings at this event went on to compete at the State Band Festival at the University. Following a good neighbor policy, the band traveled to Winona, Minnesota, where mixing business with pleasure they played a concert at Winona Senior High School in addition to visiting places of interest in the city. Witha view to self-improvement the members of the band established a council, which has representatives from each class, to serve as a governing body making rules and enforcing them. The activities of the band don't end when school closes in June. Throughout the summer the band will serve the community with its summer concerts and its participation in such celebrations as the Minneapolis Aquetennial, the Hopkins Raspberry Festival, and the Memorial Day Program. Il 11 MIXED CLARINET QUARTETT: D. Miller, F. Wiitala, M. Johnson, J. Fink. .tr SENIOR MEMBERS: S. Castle, M, Haley, L,John ston, M, Schmidt, B. Bauman, J. Gendreau, C Moline, J. Fink, F, Wiitala, G. Ofstead, J. Borgen I I Q Q V' if '3 FIRST ROW: J. Dumke, B. Ribbentrop, F. Kearney, A. Compton, S. lce, M. Hanson, Mr. Minkler. SECOND ROW: R, Shrode, G. Stewart, C. Graham, N. Kendrick, C. Kittleson, D. Dailey, B. Bauman. THIRD ROW: B. Parsonage, R, Miller, M. Peterson, I, Collings, J, Myhre, I, Lyman. FOURTH ROW: F, Fronius, J. Sunberg, J. Doub, V. Bal- derston, D. Borey, L. Brehmer, L. Koehmen. Music is the most universal language of mankind. These words were spoken many decades ago but still hold true, and will always hold true. Minnetonka High School students showed their desire to be part of this universal language in that over nine- ty people tried out for chorus. From this number, seventy members were chosen by the director, Mr. Ray- mond Minkler. In the fall a Thanksgiving concert based on the theme of praise and thanksgiving was presented. The Christ- mas concert had as a climax the 'Hallelujah Chorus 9- 1 -v from I-Iandel's Messiah, Soloists at this concert were Reo Fronius and June Collings singing arias from The Messiah. ln the spring of '53 the chorus gave an operetta en- titled The Fortune Te11er by Victor Herbert. The imaginary kingdom of Romany was the setting for this musical story of gypsies, ballerinas, and soldiers. From the chorus a girls triple trio and boys octette were selected. They performed at the concerts and at other events. The members of triple trio were J. Col- - Q v- , - vu f 3 - -,Ti 45 Q MALE OCTET, FIRST ROW: A. Anderson, D. Borey, J. M31'lY,J. BOISCI1. SECOND ROW: M. Peterson, D. Graham, R. Miller, J. Morris. zfoecdoof and ' L . 1 3 1 ' M I. I. FIRST ROW J Eherenfeldt J Gendreau, P Petersen I F1nk,S Blodgett I Schroder SECOND ROW S Werr, R Martin S Graham I Seeley J Hanson K French F Wutala THIRD ROW M Gresser M Beman, W Mc Coy D Anderson H Dearstyne J Vaughan FOURTH ROW B Bruce J Morris A Anderson,J Borgen K Schmrdt I Marty R Fron1us lmgs J Sundberg C Kittleson sopranos M Hanson R Fronius I Myhre second Sopranos J Fink I Gen dreau F Wutala altos The members of the boys oc ICIIC were M Peterson R Graham lst tenors D Borey R Miller 2nd tenors A Anderson J Marty lst bass W1th Mrnnetonka High School as host the Choral Music Festrval with partrclpants from all the Lake Con ference Schools presented Charles Gounod s Gallia as their main selection Each school sang several songs 1nd1v1dually and then combrned into one large chorus for the remaining numbers During the course of the year the Wayzata High School Chorus and the Minnetonka Hlgll School Chorus combined their talents to give a concert School which featured Jehovah is Great by Leland Sateren In the spring a sacred concert devoted mainly to Easter musrc was presented we-WQ4vN'Q Yo'1! cl' '34 1 'mv T +L T7 TRIPLE TRIO, FIRST ROW M Hansen F Wutala J Gendreau,J Fink SECOND ROW C Kittleson J Colhngs J Sundberg R Fromus J Myhre I f L I 2 rl .llllllllfallllil and Morris, J. Borgen, .2nd Bass. ' l . z A concert was also given at the Excelsior Junior High . . - . . . , 1 J 6 4 ' qu Q: A I V ft ' c. - .. -ax KA 3 :Y ca .' 7 v h 89 Kaadcmd 165 Jil' I Sectron rehearsal of comet sectron I 'Jw I BAND FORMATIONS Band forms treble clef l Mary Anderson Martmba solorst Q Ntle Runge and Jxm Borgen look through band mustc library gn -f' 90 add fade PM L Koehnen Chrlstmas Concert Sprmg Operetta i D Graham J Fmk chorus accompamst R Fromus I COUIHSS Alto Solorst Soprano Solorst 91 I I I ' i 'w1' 1: . - Y , ' . Y , A . . I . ,is 3 J I 1 UB Mi' 'K ' mem? PEP CLUB , - s ' DRAMA CLUB nm' acf XJXKW6 oux me acuv xmas o ou: cm s and oig ues we sx ems chance x em uma mmm SchooX ww ou nox seem como e who 5 her sc X ho s s em xo was vamp Xeaoexsmo an s c a xmexe, ms To can Mxooexonka, we have xo guxoe us ou: o B01 ' Kd X te with ' ' ' i b ' ' o . A hoo ui Q ' e acxwx' Q' no a o oe I ' A p61'X' s .vm qouxouid oC ' 9' 'oaxsax FRONT ROW K Errckson N Peterson G Batzll D Goettelman I Fmk SEC OND ROW D Wtnther A Stokes J Blank D Carroll C Vlkre THIRD ROW I Trtck L I-lenke B Sheker P Froyd R Poeschel FOURTH ROW JOlson K Anderson C Ballantrne M Mase R Whxte N Donhn Under the dtrectton of Mtss Evelyn Mo the Mmnetonka Student Councrl has successfully completed 1ts second year The purpose of thts counctl rs to tmprove school standards and ard 1n settlmg student d1ff1cu1t1es The one bxg accomphshment of th1s orgamzatton was the establrsh ment of a monxtor system Thts year they amended the consutuuon purchased new records for the Juke box sent delegates George Batz11 Nancy Donltn Don Goettleman and Karen Enckson to the State Con ventton at St Lours Park and took charge of punchmg acuvtty ttckets for aud1tor1um programs For a money IHISIHS project they contmued the past project of hat and coat checkmg for the Ctvrc Mustc Concerts Offxcers for the past year were George Batzlx Prestdent Don Goettleman Vxce Presldent Jacquelyn Fmk Secretary Nxls Peterson Treasurer Karen Ertckson Htstortan K Ertckson and K Anderson read Counctl Con N Brown J Johnson N Peterson, C Lenander sutuuon and R Fromus fnot prcturedj make up the Ethtcs Commtttee 94 . php L Xi. if 7146! IN FRONT ROW K Ertckson, M Botce, M Hansen I Hanson, M A1dr1tt,J Nxccum,B Meakins S Graham SECOND ROW S Ertcson D Da1ley,R Ofstead M Herz Peters W Kendrtck L Carr THIRD ROW J Sundberg, B Peterson D Goettleman Arntz A Anderson D Leaf,J Johnson FOURTH ROW G Totushek,C Lenander D Parks B Wh1tt1er M Peterson A Zakarxason R Noble FIFTH ROW D Carruth I Olson N Peterson H Benson K Andetson,J Johnson G Sauter, B R Mtller Hall monttors were installed for the ftrst ttme at Mmnetonka Htgh School th1s year Thts organtzatlon lncreased student 1ur1sd1ct1on and also relteved the faculty of a few duues Thts system was organtzed under the dtrectton of the Student Coun c11 It serves the purposes of checking passes and welcommg vtsttors to our school The need of a monltor system was not acute thrs year However when the school reaches tts capacrty a need wtll undoubtedly artse Q7 FRONT ROW K Ertckson, P Pedersen S Ice,J Flllk, N Morrrson SEC OND ROW J Borgen M Herz K Sheker, C Graham, F Wutala THIRD ROW T Smlth G Sauter B R Miller J Sundberg D Graham, G Batzlt 95 Throughout the footballand bas ketball seasons canteens were held after every home game These were planned by the Canteen Com mtttee headed by Chatrman D1ck Graham Parents volunteered to chaperone the canteens and the students chose the theme, decorated the lunch room planned recreatton of games and dancxng The purpose of the canteens was to gtve the students a place to get together after games for good ttmes and eats I I I I Q , A n b K I I a 4 ' A ' ll x ul 2 5.6,i LV 3 , v ,.' 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FRONT ROW S Blodgett C Vtkre K French, Mxss Thorsen B Parsonage C l-letsler SECOND ROW J Kleven IFrnk,C Parker K Errckson J Fowler,G Edwards I Ntccum THIRD ROW C Graham P Colby B Schmrd P Haracz S Peterson B Johnson FOURTH ROW M Herz A Stokes I Borgen P Froyd N Gurske T Stark S Errcson FIFTH ROW D W1ll1ams B Gnrffke G Sauter D M1l1er B R M111er K Anderson M Peterson, C Molxne 'i S Castle and C Vtkre had a good ume writing copy for the VOYAGEUR ,-.s.',, The VOYAGEUR IS makmg nts second trrp Lnto the hands of Tonka students th1s year Named for the French word mean mg trader, the VOYAGEUR each year tells the hlstory of the school events at Mmnetonka I-hgh School It was not so long ago that the Voyageurs arr1ved rn the area around Lake Mtnne tonka and were makrng nauonal history World brotherhood rs the theme chosen for the VOYAGEUR lh1S year because we have had a chance to share our expert ences wrth a forelgn student Reahzrng that world brother hood 15 essentlal to peace,we feel fortunate that we have had an opportumty to make use of such a theme Work on th1s publrcation whxch began 1n September has contmued throughout the school year under the gurdance of Mrss Inez Thorsen faculty advuor Katy Lou French and Bob Parsonage were the co edrtors of this year s annual Karen Errckson, busmess manager wxth Jac quelyn Fmk head of the advert1s1ng and Gerald Sauter, head of the sale of books handled the busi ness transactions for the staff Davrd Miller worked long hours rn takmg ptctures and developtng them to the correct sizes needed at each deadlme lt wasn t unul May 15th the date of arrlvalof the completed books that the staff was able to re lax, and breathe a slgh of relref B Mrller S Blodgett C Graham B Parsonage and K French hard at work to meet the deadline 96 Ill 1 . c af o Y , In , ' . . : . ,.' ,.. 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FRONT ROW Mr Brrstol I Kleven C Vikre N Peterson G Mandevllle I Fink S Blodgett Mr Duff SECOND ROW E Johnson C Graham, K French F Wutala M Haley C Parker, K Enckson, A Davls THIRD ROW S Castle J Rrppetoe I Blank L Apple N Kendrick P Colby K Sheker B Ribbentrop FOURTH ROW P Miller, B Schwartz B Lobb I Karpf C Guggenheim D Har stad A Stokes C Weir C Taylor FIFTH ROW G Batzlr D Williams I Berg, K Burkland,M Berger I Larson P Froyd M Herz SIXTH ROW I Johnson G Sauter J Fillbrandt D Miller B R Miller M Peterson K Anderson I Sund berg B Peterson As a member of the Mmnesota High School Press Association THE MINNETONKA BREEZES has received a First Class or All American rat mg for many years Faculty members Mr Eugene Bristol and Mr Nicho las Duff have filled the position of advisors to THE BREEZES for the year tors were Nils Peterson Sally Castle Jacquelyn Fink and George Batzli The editors were assisted by Jim Flllbrant and Carol Vikre THE BREEZES has been a monthly publication organized for the pur pose of furmshing Minnetonka students with a sufficient coverage of the J' different activities around school It also serves to give students an op portumty to leam the fundamentals of producing and editing a news paper Outside of editing a newspaper, other activities a dopted by this organization were the handling of con cessrons at the home football games and the sendrng of representatives to the NSPA QNat1onalScho1ast1c Press Associauonj Conference F W r 1 ta la Cl1SU'lbUICS papers G Mandeville G Batzli andj Frlbrandt are hard at work on Breezes night 97 - ' u - Q ' u ' . 1 - l ' s - 1 ' r : . a . , . , . , t Q . , . 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Assisting editor-in-chief Garrett Mandeville as page edi- fv ' ' no i' I2 ' , , xr FRONT ROW F Wlitala C Graham C French S Castle D Chute A Mastel K Erickson J Fink C Vlkre SECOND ROW Mr Larson M Berger C Mollne K Anderson G Batzlr D Goettleman G Mandeville M Herz THIRD ROW B Gmff ke G Sauter I Johnson N Peterson B Mtller R Parks R Parsonage D Graham Prtnclpal Harold Larson congratulatesj Frnk valedlctorlan andC Vrkre salutatorlan The Natronal Honor Soclety was establtshed to create enthusiasm for achievement 1n scholarshrp leadership servrce and character These are the quallfrcatrons 1n whlch membership rn the socrety rs based Each year the faculty and the acuve members elect a number of semors not to exceed 10010 of the class and Juniors nor to exceed Solo of thelr class who meet the standards of the socrety Offrcers for thepast year of the Galpin Burton Chap ter at Mrnnetonka were presxdent Frances Wutala v1ce presrdent Nrls Peterson and secretary treasurer Jacque lyn Fmk Mr Larson rs the faculty advrsor During Chrtstmas vacatton the members of the so school for all alumm who were members of this so crety FRONT ROW C Vtkre B Bauman A McCoy S Blodgett J Hanson D Chute M Berger J Ftnk F Wutala SECOND ROW M Edstrom I Col lmgs D Dahlbloom B Swan S Castle A Mastel C Graham C French THIRD ROW G Johnson R Graham G Sauter N Peterson D Mrller T Smrth J Fillbrandt FOURTH ROW M Herz G Mandevrlle W Kend rlc D Borey G Ofstead M Dalbec R Parks G Batzlr A very rmportant part of school X, life is the obtaming of a scholastlc education Some students by hard work and applicatron achieve hlgh goals and are ln the upper 25 percent of thelr class Scholasnc achievement rs an honor that ls very rmportant to the individual the school and the com munity it Q., fi 98 : . ' l, . , . , . , . , . . , . I ' I ' I ' O ' ' U ' I ' I 0 U ' I I ' I 0 . l l I , . . . ' .. S . - ciety put on the traditional reunion dinner at the high Q ' . : . ' G ,I . U , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . , . ' D ' f ' I ' I U I 9 I ' - ' . , . , : . , . , . - JS W: ' A V .g whnm Qurll and Scroll rs a socrety organrzed rn 1926 for the purpose of encouraglng and rewardrng 1nd1v1dual achreve ment ln Journallsm Those who are elected to the soclety recerve the hrghest honor possrble ln hrgh school Journa lxsm The advisors for this socrety are Mrss Inez Thorsen and Mr Eugene Brrstol Membershrp rn the Quill and Scroll rs lxmrted to Junrors and senlors who have done outstandmgwork rn the fteld of Journallsm Scholasucally members must be ID the upper one thrrd of their class Jacquelyn Fmk Sally Castle Nxls Peterson Garrett Mandeville Katy Lou French and Bob R Mrller were Mrnnetonka Hlgh School rs represented rn the Natlonal Athlettc Honor Soclety whrch was founded ln 1925 at Washrngton D C The Mrnnetonka Chapter has a mem bershrp of some over 30 members from the present student body Mr Christ and Mr Lokken are the advtsors for these scholarly athletes To be elegrble for th1s club one must have earned an athletrc letter and have an average of 83019 for three con FIRST ROW M Comer G Mandevrlle M Beman B Sheker R Parsonage D Wrnther SECOND ROW Mr Chnst M Dalbec D Parks R Noble R Whrte D Goettleman R Skeldon THIRD ROW J Ftlbrandt G Batzlr D Andrada C Ballennne B Parsonage I Wang M Neymeyer FOURTH ROW D Carruth D Kock N Peterson C Lenander I Larson G Totushek N Brown FIRST ROW I Fmk C Parker K French S Castle K Enckson C Vrkre SEC OND ROW Miss Thorsen C Graham G Mandevrlle K Anderson M Herz F Wutala Mr Bnstol THIRD ROW D Miller I Ftlbrandt G Sauter N Peterson B M1ller B Parsonage elected to thrs group last year These members and thexr advrsors chose Carol Vikre Jrm Frlbrandt George Batzlr Casey Parker Frank Wutala and Carolyn Graham of the Breezes staff Bob Parsonage Mlke Herz Jerry Sauter Karen Anderson David Mlller and Karen Erickson of the Voyageur staff to JOID them ln th1s honor thrs year On March 29th the 1l'll.Il3Il0fl was held ln the Vrsual Ards room Specral rnvrtanons to the event were sent to the parents of each member wrth a general xnvrtatron to anyone else interested ln attending A soctal hour was held m the lunch room following the ceremony secutive semesters plus good crtrzenshlp and sportsman s rp The Mrnnetonka Chapter seeks to fulfxll the arms of the Nat1onalOrgan1zat1on by fostermg hlgh scholarshrp among athletes strmulattng a desrre for balanced tram mg elevatmg the rdeas of good sportsmanshlp and de veloptng good leadershlp ll Ol :.',. 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I' 1' Y . ,. . , . ,,. ,. ,. ,. , . . :. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 99 Z- 7een4 I I J Hallberg pracuces modelrng for sytle show CABINET MEMBERS FIRST ROW K Er1ckson,J Fmk Mtss Johnson M 1-Ian sen N Morrrson SECOND ROW C Marttnson, B Mart1n,C Graham D Chute K Parker THIRD ROW K Anderson C Mol1ne R Mrller L Breh mer S Errcson F Frontus 100 Recogmuon of all new members off1c1aIIy launched the Mlnnetonka Chapter of Y Teens 1nto thexr second year W1th Carol Molme as presrdent and Mlss Johnson and Mrs Mokres as advisors the Y Teens have offered their members a senes of programs based on self u'n provement Sno Day and the sellmg of dust mops were two money ralslng projects sponsored by thrs organrza V arrous ZCIIVIIICS rncludrng parucrpauon rn the Hangmg of the Greens,Internat1ona1 Farr, and the col lectlon of mtttens for needy children tn Korea through the m1tten tree added more mterest for the member of tkus organrzauon N Hammergren and C Guggenherm look over Y Teen s dust mops . , :.' ,. 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H .' - ' ' 77,4 am FRONT ROW Mr Duff F Wuta1a,I Fmk M1ssBuschow SECOND ROW J Myrhe S Errcson R Martin I Fowler THIRD ROW D Parks D Graham C Molme M Beman sonahty moraldrscrrmrnation mental vtgor and physl cal vrtaltty These are the goals of the Mrnnetonka Future Teachers of Amertca Gu1ded by therr advrsors Mxss Buschow and Mr Duff and their presldent Dtck Parks a number of programs were planned to give the members xtems about therr future careers as teachers Some of the programs included talks by two ele mentary and Junxor high teachers movtes and reports by the members The groups took an actxve part rn the P T A open house meetxng and our own Mmne tonka Career Day l0l S Encson gets practtcal expenence ut teaching 9 I I I a ' Leadership, knowledge, helpfulness, wholesome per- muwzdeazagqlmgmda FIRST ROW L Carr B Schmtd A Compton Mrss Phelan C Parker C Eldsmo SECOND ROW B Par sonage D Mlller S Johnson S Errcson C Fahlstrom P Mtller THIRD ROW R Mlller N Runge K Burkland D Leaf R Fromus B Rubm FOURTH ROW J Olson J Johnson B Gmffke J Myres C Bal lanune M Peterson F Arntz The Night of January 16th a three act tragr comedy presentatron allowed the audrence to take therr part by was presented as the Jumor Class play thrs year On No renderrnga verdict of guxlty or not guilty agarnst the de vember 20th Karen Andre was trled for the murder of her fendant whose lrfe hung IH the balance Mlss Mary Phelan former buslness HSSOCIHIC By way of uniqueness the dtrected thrs production John QIVCS Ann the thrrd degree as Bob lrstens rntently 14... Don t get exctted Judy' I de ' V' T1 31 - I 2 fe 1 Vw T 1 ' s P J EA .L eg -. -- N Q R fi - . . If 5 ', -73 -av 2' fs A v 5' 2 A 4 as . ' 'ffl T ' 3 as 52 :af ,K LL M .. J 'X ' L I :'. , . ', .I , ' , .V , .' . . : . - , . , . ,, . ' .. ,. . :,. ,. ,. I . . . - ,. . :. .. .- .- . . ' , . ,. . ll - D . ' , . ' . . . . , . 3 l , . I IH, caefzeafdl Q1 J i Ll .Z lm SECOND ROW G Sauter B Peterson C Mollne M Berger D Graham THIRD ROW I Borgen G Batzll I Frlbrandt C Lenander G Mandevtlle J Marty George Washmgton Slept Here a comedy ln three Although the farmhouse was an apparently harmless ob acts by Moss Hart and George S Kaufman was presented ject ltwasdlfficult to convince the play cast of it When as the annual sen1or dramatxcs productlon The play re Newton Fuller bought the house agamst his wrfe s w1ll he volved around an old abandoned farmhouse ln Pennsyl dldn t realxze that he couldn t pay for it R1ch Uncle vania whlch dated back to the Revolutlonary War days Stanley came ln and saved the house at the last minute G Sauter and N Donlm read through their parts as Mr and Mrs Fuller D Graham B Peterson and F Wutala seem well pleased with the play x 103 ' If fl , at . 1 -7 f B 2 1-V rf f F X' H . fr ' - F K, lo , 5 s , I ? .. I 1 ' ' ls ' FRONT ROW: C. Graham,F. Wiitala, B. Hedtke, P. Martin, B. Bauman, N. Don- ' I Q' X I F X M. l N , I I Wemnk 4. Y- FRONT Fowler OI ROW P M111er,J Fmk, B Peterson, P Pederson, K French C Eldsrno SECOND ROW I C He1sler,J Schroeder, S Blodgett J K1even,C Vrkre, B Thompson THIRD ROW Graham D Chute,G Edwards B Kearney J Kutzke, F W11tala, K Enckson FOURTH ROW Herz L Carr A Stokes C We1r,J Rrppetoe K Sheker N Kendrrck FIFTH ROW C Hesse M1ller, R Fronrus B Schwartz M Johnstone, L Brehmer, M Quam, M Nell SIXTH ROW Sauter, D Miller B R Mrller, C Ballantrne, K Anderson, D Graham, D Wrlhams J Borgen, Froyd Tonka s Drama Club organrzed for the purpose of promotmg a general mterest rn all phases of theatre has grven IIS members a chance to partlcxpate II! pro grams th1s year Several appearances have been made by members of th1s group under the advrsorshrp of Mxss Huebner, Mrss Nelson and Mrss Sch1efelbe1n A Chrrstmas play THE LIGHTING OF THE CHRISTMAS TREE was presented for the school Chnstmas program The followmg served as off1cers of the club for the past year Presrdent, Bruce Peterson V1ce Presrdent, Pat M1l1er Secretary, Peggy Pedersen Treasurer, Jac quelyn Fmk and Hlstorran, Katy Lou French Shui The Greek gods and goddesses gather to de crde the fate of Tonka Skrppers and to en courage the fans ln rousing pep fest 104 I I 4 . w ' o . . . jr A X , K ? : . 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' v 1 1 ,- 04 FIRST ROW N Runge Mr Millard D Miller J Shroeder SECOND ROW J Olson L Besser M Parr D leaf B Schwartz Kamera Klub was organized wrth the purpose of cre ating an rnterest in photography and to increase the general knowledge of prcture takrng and the develope ment of frlm David Miller photographer for THE BREEZES and the VOYAGEUR, rs the president of the group Other offi cers are Nrle Runge vice presxdent and Jackle Schroe D Mrller developes plctures der secretary treasurer Mr Wayne Mrllard rs the fac ulty advrsor bers and the wrnnlng prctures were prrnted rn the school paper Some of the members entered the Nauonal Photo Contest and sought to rnterest other students by a display of prctures ln our school drsplay cases Z . , . , . , . . Z . , . , . , . , . . ' . - . ' - . . . . - ' ' - This club.sponsored a contest open only to its mem- . D n U . , U - , - . . U 105 afa7aafat4afze?7qeWad tal QQ' ,ew-R SECOND ROW S Krzer K Erlckson M Peterson V Towler P Thompson J Rrtchre P Pedersen C Hers ler THIRD ROW S Graham B Elmblad M Htlsen D Chute I Fowler J Nlccum J McK1n1ey K McK1n ley FOURTH ROW P Ernst J Seeley M Haley S Castle FIFTH ROW I Fmstad B Meaklns N Kendrlck K Sheker M Schmrdt L Peterson L Apple K Parks P Martln B Huntrngton P Colby G Passe SIXTH ROW M Quam M Nell D Harstad C Guggenherm C Werr A Stokes N Gurske N Herrrck N Brooks SEVENTH ROW J Doub C Hesse R Mrller B Hedtke V Alexander L Brehmer D Mlller S John son D Darley H Ernst In the mtdst of the Mtnnetonka fans sat the Skrpper Pep Clubbers ready to obey the cheerleaders every command Thrs group made up of frfty gtrls was the core of the Skipper School SDIIII Therr costume of blue cor duroy wrth whtte trrm d1st1ngu1shed them as fans wrth a lot of pep Offxcers for the past year were prestdent Marcella Berger vrce presrdent Jamce Eherenfeldt and secretary treasurer Janet Hallberg Mrss Mary Kay Van Stone was the advlsor However the Pep Club dxd not lrmtt therr act1v1tles to developmg a more mtense school sprrrt For the many pep fests sklts were the major productlon of the group a canteen was sponsored by the group last fall concess1ons were sold at games varlous members sold game and us tickets throughout the year and our notorms Tonka pxl lows were offered to the lucky student body at a reduced prrce Looklng back over the pepclub s year brmg to mtnd thrs standby of the semor gxrls Two blts four blts srx blts a dollar all for Tonka Stand up and holler Mmmmm' Those Jackets look snazzy' Bev Hedtke sells a trcket to Ann Haugdahl g 5 ' ' V 2 sf ' A 1 5 ,Q I A . ww. I 1 I 'V I ' ' I F A I :f t.:- A a- A L if. n n A V, g - Q i - WL A if - , 0 1 T T' 6 if E I 4 6 , 4- 5 K Q . 4 ' ' 0 ' Tv t .K .1 vb ': . , M 'P C 5 N 1 h fa , ' I I Q E 1 Sul? I J FIRST ROW: K. French, S. Ice, C. Vikre, M. Berger, Miss Van Stone. J. Eherenfeldt, J. Kleven, M. McMorran. , . . : V K 1 jg , 1' f 1 , I A 5 6 ' 5 Q ' , 1 i X if I l06 4414771 ,aaa FIRST ROW Mr Lokken G Mandevtlle M Comer D Wrnther V Favortte B Eherenfeldt F Hanus M Be man Mr Chrlst SECOND ROW I Marty M Nlemeyer D Nessa B Sheker I Crozrer D Cable R Parson age W Lund D Pederson THIRD ROW L Vetter R Noble G Batzlr B Parsonage I Damelson R Car penter T Nelson T Retnkmg B Rubm FOURTH ROW C Arnold D Parks B Ambrose J Egan A Zakarra Brown R Young! Ballantine D Edwards R Whtte G Totushek SIXTH ROW D Carruth D Koch C Koch N Peterson H Benson F Quandt T Smrth G Sauter R Carpenter C Lenander The M club rs made up of letter wmners and sponsors acttvmes that wrll foster athletrcs m the school Thrs 1n short rs the requrrement and purpose ofthe club It rs able to foster athletrcs through pro motion of school sports and wlth goals for better scholastrc achlevement The one project of the M club for the past two years has been the selltng of Sklpper car plate emblems The proceeds from these emblems wxll be used to buy a movmgprcture cam era to be used by all athletlc departments ofthe school for the purpose of making a record of school games as a correctional aid Coaches R Lokken and A E Chnst serve as advrsors to the club 4 . sen, Peterson: Goettelrnan, I. Wang, F. Larson. FIFTH ROWQ I. Fillbrandt, B. lohnson,'G. 'Larson, N lx . ' ' 7 . ' ' . . . P 5 We law vw-ufv FIRST ROW C Trffany B Way Mr Mrllard F Perry B Schmld SECOND ROW A Shay G Mandevxlle M Herz,W Kendrick Arnold The organlzatlon behxnd the scenes of all audltonum assemblles and programs IS the stage crew under the dt recuon of Mr M110 Fowler In add1t1on to the necesslty of a stage crew for the pre sentatlon of all audltonum events th1s organrzatlon has enabled the students to gain experxence wlth the opera uon of lrghts and props used 1Il basic stage work 3 FIRST ROW S Estabrooks, L. Swenson, Mlss Jones, E Johnson, P. Pedersen, P Thompson SECOND ROW Schmidt, A Davts, L. Apple,J Wedan mers, N Donhn, C Hesse, M. Berger, M. lauger, S Johnson, B Math S Luke, J Kxttleson, M. THIRD ROW G Tlm 108 Members of the pro Jecuon crew under the SUDCIVISIOH of Mr Wayne Mrllard are respon s1ble for the showmg of all vrsual axds used 1n the classroom studles A set schedule 15 made for the organlzanon so that the boys are taken from thelr study halls to operate the movie proJector WWW ri? FIRST ROW G Peters B Gmffke SEC OND ROW Mr Fowler G Barley, L Nel son, F Perry V Amold Orgamzed to gwe students a chance to learn the hows and whys of a library the Student Lrbranans have completed one year of trarmng under the guldance of the lrbrar lan Mlss Ellen Jones Some of the duues performed by this group of students are workmgon the dxsplay cases, drsrribuuon and shelvtng of books helpxng other students to locate information and other general dunes ln this department This or gamzation rs entuely voluntary I n 0 ,vm , . . , . eg 1 , 2 Q , -i g 25- ' 5 ' A W : I Q 5 h 5- Eg 2 s Q' 2 ' ' VA ', - 4 , 5 Q1 I K ff . r , - , 'ff' , l . . -I . . . - fy- h , . . . Z :. . 9 'f . 1 - . 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I 5 I I u A 4 V X i I wzccdoolgecvz SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 27 8 29 30 NOVEMBER 26 DECEMBER IANUARY Vacauon IS over school begrns Fxrst grtdiron battle Wayzata at Mmnetonka Football at Mound Hopkms travels to Mlnnetonka F1rst dtstnct workshop only one half day of school Mmnetonka battles at Robbmsdale Chrrstmas seal un1t x rays students Hutchrnson plays at Mmnetonka Queen Joanne Johnson rexgns over Homecomtng bonflre Homecoming game wlth Ed1na and Early Autumn dance E Stanley Jones Talks to students Last football game at Park Sen1or graduatlon p1ctures are taken Two day vacation for M E A F1rst Band concert of the year Juniors glve Nlght of January 16 Students get shots tmmuntzauon De La Salle is Mmnetonka s fxrst basketball challenge Two day holrday for Thanksg1v1ng Mmnetonka edges out Washbum F1rst conference basketball game at Wayzata Park beats Mmnetonka tn th1rd overtrme Tonka loses by 2 pomts' at Ed1na Tonka ues Hopkins at end of thxrd quarter loses tn last quarter Canteen g1ves Stlver Bells Chnstmas party Chrrstmas ts excuse for two week vacatlon F1l'SI day of school ln 54 Tonka travels to Hutchtnsou Basketball at Robbrnsdale Y Teens sponsor Sno Day Bruce Peterson and Sandra Sathre elected Sno Day King and Queen Mound plays at Tonka Students struggle with semester exams Hockey at Robbrnsdale 109 8 , . 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'1-8 ' ' - 10 ' ' 15 . . . 16 ' ' , 22 . 23 - 13 ' 20 ' ' 20 ,, , -. . . 21 ' ' ' -27 . . . 27 ' 4 . 8 . . . . ll ' ' ' 17 ' ' ' g 18 . ,, . ,, . 18 . . - . 4 , . , 5 ' ' 8 . 15 - - - 15 ' 19-21 19 ' 21 Robbtnsdale wrestles here 22 Tonka plays hockey at Park 22 Tonka hosts band concert 26 Wrestling at Edma. 26 Hockey at Edma 26 Cagers host Wayzata Hockey at Wayzata Park hosts Tonka basketball Wrestlmg at Wayzata FEBRUARY Hockey at Hopkins Whxte Bear grapplers wtn by lpolnt Edma cagers play here Tonka hosts Robbmsdale hockey Tonka travels to Hopkms basketball 12 Sub regxonal wrestlmg meet at Tonka 12 Robblns travel to Tonka basketball 16 Tonka cagers play at Mound 22 No school Washlngton s btrthday 26 Cage battle at Wxllmar MARCH 2 Drama Club QIVCS one act plays 2 Wrestltng at Robblnsdale 5 Sub dtstrrct basketball at Edma 8 ll District 18 Basketball at Wllllams Arena 15 Students hear about dtfferent vocauons at Career Day 19 Regtonal Basketball 25 State Basketball 31 Tonka parttcrpates 1n d1SUlCI speech festtval APRIL 2 Band takes trrp to Winona 7 Tonka hosts dtstrlct vocal festrval 9 19 Easter vacation 30 Sentors QIVC Class Play MAY 6 Semors are guests of Jumors at annual Banquet 7 .lumors are hosts at formal dance at Auto Club 17 Chorus gtves operetta 28 Senlor Class Ntght JUNE 4 Commencement 110 28. .' 29. 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Ween zfotdeu The support of the buslness and professaonal men ln the community has helped the VOYAGEUR staff to roduce a lasting memory of the school year The staff washes to express the sentuments of the Mnnnetonko Hugh School Students In thanking the community for their advertuslng In the I9S4 VOYAGEUR HARDWARE WRIGHT S SUPER VALUE DEEPHAVEN DRUG DEEPHAVEN H 'I0'I Chowens Corner Hgwy IOI QWY BACON DRUG JOSTEN S DEEPHAVEN ARGUS Excel slot OVIUIOIIYIU WGYZUIC S HAGA PHOTOGRAPHY LARAMIE MOTOR MELBA S CAFE Mlnneapolls Excel suor Excel slor OS DAIRY EXCELO BAKERY TONKA THEATER MEYER BR Excelsior Wayzata Excelsior COCHRAN S BOATYARD INC PETERSON S SHOE STORE Excelsuor Chowens Corner WEST END AIR CONDITIONING CO TOWN 8 COUNTRY COFFEE SHOP Mlnneapolls Excel slor EVERETT TAYLOR ELECTRIC C0 MINNEAPOLIS VAN an WAREHOUSE Hgwy IOI Minneapolis ALDRITT S HARDWARE Excelsior EUREKA GROCERY Eureka OLSON S BAKERY Wayzata MAYLOTT S JEWELRY Excelsior PETERSON 8- SHARP GROCERY Gray's Bay TY ABEL SUPER SERVICE Hgwy. 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