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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4 Opening Section Faces new places The first day of Senior High School finally arrived, and all the sophomores got to check out a new and different lifestyle. They had always heard so much about the high school, and at last they could check it out themselves. With schedules in hand, some pretty skeptical faces were seen coming off the buses. They all tried to look so calm and collected, not realizing that everyone knew they were terrified! One thing for sure, a good number of sophomores were familiar with the essentials after a very short time. The a la carte room, jock hall, attendance area and the crisis room were among the first to it was a living, learning experience be discovered. Many were amazed to find a place designated for smoking. The sophomores, with bewildered faces, noticed that everyone else looked so distinguished and experienced. They all soon had their crushes on the senior hunks, and the boys were quickly catching on to things. With lots of spirit and enthusiasm, along with the will to learn, it didn't take the sophomores long to adjust. It was good to have them a part of M.H.S. PAGE 4 — Center left: A new problem at Minnetonka: 40 minutes of waiting finally results in a ride home. Top right: B-Squad cheerleaders even suffer embarrassment in the commons, not to mention getting rousted out of bed in the early morning hours. Center right: Debbie Foote, another “giggling sophomore, sits in the commons with some friends. Lower right: Dan Shannon finds some privacy first hour in the commons, the only hour that it’s quiet. PAGE 5 — Top left: Tonka’s mascot, Oscar, shows up at all football games for added spirit. Top right: Sophomores find time to escape from daily routines, as they leave school grounds. Center right: Nancy Vansloun and Heidi Richter learn in new surroundings. Lower right: Sophomores in the band stick out their first Homecoming, despite cold weather. Lower left: Sophomore B squader Maria Kassberg.