Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Spirit and Apathy 27 Spirit. let’s hear it get involved Who cares? People generally liked to get involved and cheer for their school, but there were those who showed no interest. How many people knew the words to the school song, or even wanted to know? Did people support the athletes that competed all year? Each year the spirit is different, determined by the student body and their attitudes toward the school. In most cases, it has been the juniors and seniors with all the spirit, but during the 77-78 school year, the sophomores proved the past to be wrong. They formed a spirit committee and attempted to be recognized b' holding regular meetings to organize plans and to accomplish what they had set out to do. Buttons displaying the great class cf 1980 were sold outside of the commons, generally just trying to ge everyone involved. At the beginnin j of the year, there were those w io may have asked: “What’s a sophomore?”, but as the year progressed, they realized that the sophomores were the ones who really knew how to show that they cared. PAGE 26 — Top left: Patti Rand and Scott Angle show some spirit at the Homecoming dance. Top right: Sue Schottler and Lisa Lee sit in the mam hall. Lower left: Sandi Olson seemed to say: Who cares!” as she decided to rest while the rest of the class listened to a lecture. Lower right: Cathy Hartman and Sue Froyd agree that Tonka is on the top this year. PAGE 27 — Top left: Totally bummedout was the feeling. Top right: Ellen Anderson makes her day a little brighter by smiling. Center left: Kathy Titus and Betsy Krig go to one of the dances. Center right: Cheryl Smith sums up the word ’spirit’ with her expression.

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26 Spirit and Apathy

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