Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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M. Gilmocr J.GIareum K. Gordon M.Gralhwo) C. Graupmann J. Greenlee W.Grtgorson A. Griffith R Graver T.Gonderaon K.Guycr R Gyaling B. Huh M Hodges J. Hsgc G. Hagen H. Haider B. Hameraki KlMH B. Hnr.vn I). Hanaro L. Hun M Manly R. Harris A Haualadon S. Hautxla A. Hawkins J. Hayden K.Haynw P.Hauard L Hcdlund R Hoagtuod K. HuntinitUin B. Johnson N Hcdlond D. Hoglund U Hunt C. Johnson M. Hot-nan J. Hoite T. Isaacson J. Johnson T. Heidi J. Horn«r L. latrman M. Johnson A Herter K Hooter u. niig R Johnson T. Herahman P. Howe D. Jacobsen S Johnson S. HiiMin J. Hullsiek J. Jaaln K. Jur.jt S H«b T. Holmgren C. Hyama G Johnson L Henan J. Howell J. Jacobson M. Jones C. Hilbrmnda S. Hultgren C. Johnson R. Jungernann 22' Juniors (li-Ko

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p.Caritch P Carisoo L Carpenter B.Canik A.Child D. Chinandcr J.Chrutman A -Ctaguc C.Clark D-Clark J Clausen M. Clawson R. Clifford L Clinton D.Celchour D. Conklin D.Cox K.Cranbrook K. Cider D.Cruikshank T Danielson J. Daum M. Decker J Dchn D. Dvisher I). Uclmierl D. Devries S. Diamond L Dixon D. Doran n rwial T. Day E Disdly N, Dodyaha J. Dunlap R. Duval E Bchart K. Ejaecr T. Ely G. Eniflin K. Engairrm D Erne C. Erickson J, Erickson K Enckson S. Ericktoe S. Erickson L Evangelista M. Evans S. Farrell K Faster D Eayrr L Fcay D. Fink M.Fmn B. Either T. Fisher M. Flaghcrty D. Flossie. M. Fleming D. Fletcher D. Foote T. Force M. Feeder D. Forties S. Fowlers T.Frarier C. Friedrichs L Frost S.Gamm R Gander D. George SGorlicher R. GelksUd T Gettelman A Chcrity V.Giesc J.Giffin E Gilbert E Giotber Juniors Br»Gi 21

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XT J ,vr ' --- 4 || T.Kooj M Ko.iUky R Knvc C. Krcgnctt D. Krcnt B. Krij( K. Kroll R Krueger LKur.cn P. LaKceRC J- J- Lane J- Lane L Langum C. I-amphcnr J. Lapping J. Linen H. Lanon I). 1 jnnn J. Uu Min T. Ixak D . lx C. Uhmann S. 1 Hn R Lein L Lemke- R Leonardo M. Lvrobl S. Leslie J). Lxmur.lt B. Linlwurth J. Upe R. LivingMon C. Utkwood L Love C. Loving M. Land C. LumlWiKl C Lynch J. Lynch M. Lyon S. Murlh.-n.iM B Mighao C. Magnuuon M. Muhin S Mslich M Malosey T Mal-wl. L Mnrywn What can a dollar buy? Not much, it all depended on how well you spent your money. At best, you could buy five packs of your favorite gum; one hot chocolate and four glazed doughnuts from the a la carte room, or a ticket to a high school sports event with twenty-five cents left to spend on something you don’t really need. For many, it seemed that the more money they made the more reasons they could think of for spending it. Many kids found themselves working for a car, and other things. In any case, money was an important thing in many lives just as it has Ijeen and probably always will l e. The way prices are rising in a hundred years an article like this will have to be titled, “What Can a Hundred Dollars Buy?” I- m »v . . ■ ,-q, - Juniors Ko-Mu Go for broke