Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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The Bear Necessities Between halt procession shows Bobbi Johnston and Peggy Feay smiling at the crowd. Preceding the coronation procession, each attendent is given a rose to present to the queen, Joan Thompson reflects on the moment ahead. Susan Colwell's worried look was dispelled by a Tonka victory. A determined Ellen Doege struggles in assisting Frank Chase with his boutonniere 13

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Sue Bannon delightedly accepts good luck wishes from Mary Colwell. Queen hopefuls are. FRONT ROW: Wendy Richards. Mamie Most-man. Kim Ellertson; 2N0 ROW: Joan Thompson. Mary Colwell: 3RD ROW: Sue Colwell. Peggy Feay. Ellen Doege: TOP ROW: Sue Bannon. Bobbi Johnston. 12 Lincoln Limited To The '68 Homecoming gave birth to new traditions with a tea. Wednesday. Oct. 9. honoring the queen candidates. Thursday the Rouser potluck dinner for the football and cross country teams preceded an all school bonfire. Homecoming Day. Oct. 11. began with a senior breakfast featuring folk singers Senior Marnie Mosi-man and John Mosiman and soloist Mr. Doug Berg. Excitement mounted as the coronation pepfest began. 1967 Homecoming Queen Maureen Mullen crowned Senior Kim Ellertson as her successor. Honoring the new queen. C-Squad. ABUF. and Skip-perettes performed. To climax Homecoming activities. the Skippers fulfilled their promise to Limit Lincoln to the Bear Necessities. 34-14. The half-time festivities began with a parade of floats and the appearance of Queen Kim and her court. The float competition brought repeated victory to the class of 69 with the slogan Bears Defeat: Been a Long Time a-Bruin. Homecoming '68 ended with the Underbeats setting the pace at the victory dance decorated with the theme of “Camelot. 1968 Homecoming Queen Kim Ellertson reigns over homecoming pepfest.

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New Traditions Climax Homecoming 14 Sophomore Steve Preiss serves punch at Camelot to Sophomore Chris Griffin. Kathy Stellar and Connie Moore.