Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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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,

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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and desecratrng the drgnrty of human lrfe Hands across the sea wrll mean somethrng when greed and selfrshness have been replaced by servrce and brotherly love Only through knowledge and Chrrstran precepts wrll we be able to garn the understandrng that wrll brrng about the abrlrty to get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 ' . . .

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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