Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Memorable Experiences As scholars struggled with high school daily routine, they encountered some experiences never to lx forgotten. These were the personal memories of the joys and mishaps at Tonka. The misery of a cold battery on a freezing day, an embarrassing punishment or a long theme to do. The excitement of special events and precious friends will long be remembered. Mr. Raymond Minklcr uses his expressive lace to convey to the choir the feeling in a song. Patty Stearns, choosing to leave by the IN' door, receives a slunk from the new rug as punishment. Going together” makes school a better place to come. 27

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