Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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SECRETARIES: Right; Corn Ob«r. Betty Emponger Below; 8ea Elmblod. Dorothy Thayer. HEAD CUSTODIANS. Rudv Kokesh, Elmer Hlovocek. The school could not function properly without the help of the cooks, custodians, and office secretaries. Without their excellent management, our school would not be able to meet the standards it should. We take this opportunity to thank them for the fine work they have done this year. COOKS: Phylli 8rokke, Adeline Koch, Mory Bottenfield. Kotherine Voting, Bernice Throne. Bernke Ko-keth, Irma Johnson, Margaret Young 13

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MR HAROLD LARSON Principal Guitatvt Adolphuj, B A U. of Minn.. M.A. MR ROLAND EUERTSON AjjiUont Principal lowo Sr. Teochon, BA. U. of Minn. M.A. MR WALTER WEST Arhlotic Director U. of Minn., B S . M.A. The man in charge of supervising our lives here at Ionka is Mr. Harold Larson. His main job is to work closely with the teachers concerning the wellbeing of all students and inform the public and district officials on the needs of the school. This year, to replace Mr. Cabalka as Assistant Principal, the school board chose Mr. Roland El-lertson of Albert I,ca. Besides handling the great volume of attendance procedures, Mr. Lllertson advises the student council. This is Mr. West’s second year as Athletic Director. In addition to these duties, he took on the difficult task of head football coach this year. He also initiated a new intramural program, the first of its kind in Minnesota. It was organized so that every boy in school was placet! on a team. Light teams competed in various sports throughout the year. Whenever a student wants information concerning colleges, special tests, or advice on a career choice, he turns to the counselors for help. The massive programming of classes and students also falls on the shoulders of our counselors. This year at Tonka, we had four full-time counselors; Mr. Burger, Mr. Bolmicr, Miss Haag, and Mr. 'Thomsen. Mrs. Mary Waschcr was the new school nurse. Present at school throughout the day, she was able to offer the student body maximum service. MRS MARY WASCHER COUNSELORS: Mr. Thomjen. Mm H009. Mr. Bvrgor. Mr. Bolmetor. 12

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MR. ERNEST DeSANTlS Engliih XII Winona. B.S. HI mo t demanding oi Ttlde claw dut.et are being ienni» team cooch and chairman of all Senior clot octivitiet MR WIUIAM CHISHOLM English XI. XII St. John . B.A., U. of M.. M.A. One of hi many pleasure I .nailing up hit spelling lit itoasfy weirdoatty?'1- MR. THOMAS BAUMAN English X. XII St. Thomo , B.A. A Tonka groduoie himielf. Mr. Baumon I o t ant Irock cooch and enjoy all outdoor sport MR CURTIS ANDERSON English X, Journalism U. of M. B.S.. MA The school paper. The Minnetonka Breeies, received on All-American rating In ”62 '63 unrior Mr. Andorton’s leadership. • MR. JOHN EUIOT English XII U. M.D.. Ph D. For recreation, Mr. Elliot enjoys reading all forms of III- erature and especially like comparing rhyme scheme |n poetry MRS. MARY MONGE English XI. XII St. Olof. B.A. In her first year at Tonka, Mrs. Monge hat olreody become involved with student octivitiet by odvising both the Junior clou and the Red Cross representotives MISS GRETCHEN HEATH English XI, Droma Bemidjl. B.S. Miss Heath spends oil her outside time producing and directing the very successful school drama productions. MR CHARIES HOENIG English XI, XII St. Johns, BA. Mr. Moenig. who I well-known as a recipe collector ond epi-gromist. it also the odvisor for Gamut. MISS OLGA HUEBNER English X. XI Augsburg. B.A. Reading and gardening are Miss Huebner't favorite activities. She very much enjoys visiting the University Botonlcol Garden. MR. RONALD MADSEN English XI. XII St. Olof. BA Mr. Madsen, who says he especially likes teoching ar.d reoding. is the year's new assistant hockey cooch. NOT PICTURED MRS. MARY MlllARO English X Webster College. B A. Mrs. Millard rejoined the faculty this yeor after 0 ye,,,-, ob. sence. 14 ’!♦ looks os if you'll have to rewrite this.