Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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2 Cpenmg Section what to try for, and what to pass up. Some things may take priority over others but we, as individuals are the I ones to decide. People who need people do we consider us lucky. PAGE 2 — Top left: Being seniors, we have the privilege of driving to school. Sue Rogers and Sally Meade leave after their tenth hour class. Top center: Everyone left their second hour class, on Monday of Homecoming week, to attend the pepfest. Lower left: Mark Rost concentrates on the game to determine which way his team E mates will return the ball. Lower right: Julie Schrupp and Dianne Schenkel tough out the long course run in Cross Country. PAGE 3 — Top right: Peter Reid and Rondi Larson take time to walk around and mingle at the 1977 Homecoming dance. Center right: Jeans, jeans and more jeans. At Mtka the basic wardrobe that everyone wears can be supplemented with a pair of jeans. Lower left: Warren Nelson and Ron Lemire spend time between classes mostly talking to friends. Lower right: Like many, Dave Mullen makes the routine bus ride to school each morning.

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Title Page 1 1978 Minnetonka High School Minnetonka, Minnesota Volume 26 Left: Tyler Middleton sails on his boat “If Only. . while Tonka sails through another year also. Center right: The structure of Minnetonka never seems to change, but the atmosphere inside the walls is unique and reflects what a year we had! a student publication Voyageur Friendly, unique, growing in our own way; living the way we were brought up and loving the place we live in. We know what it's like to escape on the water, being alone under the setting sun, watching, waiting, listening and thinking about the things we hold. It’s different here at Minnetonka, in both living and learning. We live unique lives and the will to learn is very tremendous. The things we do. we do well, and it’s experiences that make us grow. The beautiful waters of Minnetonka outline many of the lives here. They provide entertainment, study material, and most of all pleasure. We make the best of our time, knowing that there are many things from which we can benefit. There are many things we work for, both as individuals and as groups, and we try to reach for the top. Sometimes we receive praise, such as in State Titles, and other times we’re working for self gratification. Not only the things at Minnetonka are special, but the people are, too. Many of the people we live with and learn from are our parents, teachers and friends, who also find life in Minnetonka rewarding. We feel lucky here at Minnetonka because of all the things that are special and are ours alone. We enjoy living for good things, and life in Minnetonka makes it easy to . . . live.

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