Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Opening Section 9 5 PAGE 8 — Top right: Eric Knutson and Mark Altman in the boy’s locker room. Lower left: Mike Daum and Jeanne Mclnerny enjoy themselves at the Lafayette Club. Lower center: Spring fever and the thought of no more homework makes Pete Marty restless. Lower right: Graduation is a time for all M.H.S. students to evaluate their future and remember the past. Bill Kiefer. PAGE 9 — Top left: You can get by with a little help from your friends. Jeff Ploen and Ron VanGeest help support Doug McCarthy with his bad knee. Top right: We all have many different faces that we let other people see. Mitch Dann applies the face make up of an old man. Lower left: Scott Korzenowski and Dave Williams were the Masters of Ceremony at Coronation. Lower right: Getting along with people can be easy and enjoyable. Cindy Holten and Kregg Fowler know that it can be true.

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8 Opening Section So far so fast tomorrows oecome today At last we were Seniors, the oldest and the wisest; but where did time go? Only yesterday we came through the doors for the first time — well mannered, inquisitive and easy to get along with. We earned our reputation and accomplished our goal — graduation! From this day forward when we go through the doors of it will never be the same as it was before. The change was gradual. The once “free” hours became decision times concerning the future. The once “fun money was set aside for college or the future. We are now a product of our experiences as we leave Minnetonka's doors to see what other doors we can open. In our shadow will be the close friends we made, and the good times we shared, and all the things we want never to be forgotten. To be a senior was something we always dreamed about, now it’s time for others to dream, as we leave only memories behind. Perhaps, the thought of graduating is full of mixed feelings, but one thing for sure is that high school will be remembered by all.

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10 Student Life