Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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TONKA SCORES OPPONENT 3 Richfield 2 6 Way at a 1 4 Lincoln 2 0 Robhinsdaie 3 7 Park 2 2 Hopkins 4 0 Edina 5 5 Kennedy 1 5 Cooper 0 7 Mound 0 4 Richfield 1 7 Way ata 0 6 Lincoln 1 4 Robhinsdaie 5 1 Hopkins 7 5 Park 2 Senior offense men struggle in an effort to score the final goal against the Richfield Spartans. Senior Jim Colwell (17) hip-checks a Richfield opponent in an effort to control the unclaimed puck. After gaining offensive command of the puck. Senior Jim Colwell moves into position.

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B-Squad Cagers Tally 14-4 Record TONKA SCORES OPPONENT 41 Mound 21 39 Hopkins 34 43 Richfield 17 36 Wayzata 21 42 Lincoln 34 41 Robbinsdaie 32 55 Winona 61 37 Park 35 30 Edina 36 48 Cooper 27 41 Hopkins 43 35 Wayzata 30 65 Kennedy 33 44 Park 32 34 Cooper 36 54 Richfield 36 48 Kennedy 33 Sophomores Jim Zicarclli and Denny Allar battle with a Park defense man for possession of the hall. B-SQUAD BASKETBALL. BOTTOM ROW: J. Huber. D Allar. T Goodman. C. l.ockfield. J. Zicarrlli. J Wroge. V Tongen, M Robert . R Sweerr. SECOND ROW: S. Simcox. T Katxman. J Comer, T- Wolfe. T. Luve, R Greenfield. B. Dreblow. B Bcckler, J Andenon. J Benton. TOP ROW: Coach Liner Andenon, S Ronnenberg. S Ymig trom. P | m, D Paulson. S Bolin. D Mcdcalf. J. Decker, j Kucher. T Seaman . Coach Lynn Krafve 21

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VARSITY HOCKEY. BOTTOM ROW: Slud M r K Cockran. J Hurd. Andcnon. J Colwell. J Broun. I) Fill . K Norman. M Sopko E »r- D. Slnart. C. Ungley, C WaUon. S. Cobb. P lleini. Stud Mgr J mao. Coach Lanon Swcitwr TOP ROW: Ouch Oak. P. McKay. G. Jandro. D Randall. P Hockey Wins Grand Rapids Title Three seniors-Pete Anderson, Jim Colwell, and Dale Britzuis-played all three of their high school years on the varsity squad. Their seasoned abilities boosted the Skippers into a tie for fourth place in the Lake Conference. Coach Roger Leak’s squad gave Pete and Dale positions on the All Conference team and Jim received honorable mention. Pete, the team's high scorer, compiled enough goals during three years of play to become one of Tonka's all-time high scorers. Among the traditionally tough conference teams the squad lost only two games each to Robbinsdale and Hopkins and one game to number-one-ranked Edina to finish 11-5. Victories included one over high-ranked Kennedy, 5-1 and two over Richfield. 3-2 and 4-1. The team easily defeated St. Louis Park 7-2 and 5-2. However, in the first game of sub-regionals the team suffered defeat to Park. 6-3. In non-conference action the squad fared better, defeating Duluth Denfield, 3-0 and Washburn, 1-0 at the Grand Rapids Tournament during Christmas vacation. The victories gave the Skippers the trophy for first place in the tournament. Windsprints and long practice sessions pay off as Senior Dean Randall scores against the Mohawks. 23