Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Distributive Educational Club Of America A highlighT of DECA's ocTiviTies This year was The visiT of Andy Gibb To The CenTrol Region Conference. MorkeT- ing and disTribuTive educoTion sTu- denTs from 13 sToTes porTicipoTed in seminars designed To aid Their mor- keTing coreer. Rhonda Soiler, Minne- soTo High School DECA sToTe secre- Tory, helped plan This conference. She was rewarded wiTh a kiss from Andy Gibb. DECA is 0 Terrific exper- ience in The morkeTing 0nd disTribu- Tion field. soid Pom Work, Vice Presi- denT. You learn how To compeTe as you would in socieTy, you also learn a IoT of independence and how To seT your prioriTies in life. TOP: Rhonda Soiler CT The heod Toble, CenTroI Region Conference 4983. CENTER: Denise Honus, Sue Newbold, Erin Chilvers, ond PoTTi Noos enjoying The concerT. RIGHT: Rhonda Soiler and her fellow DECA sTudenT. BOTTOM: DECA officers of 1983-84; Mike Thompson, Treasurer; Doug DehneT, HisTorion; Leanne Chon, SecreTory; Jodi McCuTchen, SecreTory; Pom Work, Vice PresidenT: and Denise Honus, PresidenT, ofTer breokfosT oT Perkinsy Andy Gibb. 13

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CopiToI punishmenT, plea bargain- ing, consTiTuTionol righTs, biforcoTed Trials, and The insoniTy defense- These are only 0 few of The muITi- Tude of subjecT areas ThaT The Min- neTonkc DeboTe Team researched and deboTed This posT year. The year's resquTion read: Be iT re- solved ThoT The UniTed SToTes should esToblish uniform rules governing criminal courT procedure. QuoTing senior copTcin Mike Thompson, TiThis is a very applicable Topic, since many of Those who porTicipoTed in The program are inTeresTed in pursu- ing a career in low or governmenT. Thor GusTofson one of The oTher senior members of The Team, hod This To say, iiYou know many of The kids Today don'T know onyThing cbouT low or governmenT 0nd yeT These people are going To run our counTry some day. MinneTonkc had a very fine group of deboTers This year and nexT yeor looks even more promising. TOP: FRONT ROW: Chris WrighT, Thor GusTofson, Jeff Bloschko. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Thompson. Mr. Soderholm, Jamie STaThos, Chris Guerreo. BACK ROW: Bill BorreTT, Craig Warner, Linda Meyer, John Hogo. NOTPICTURED: Al Rivers. Angie RenkerT, Jodi McCuTcheon, Laura ProudfiT, ChrisTy Crobb, KrisTen Thiher. BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE: Jodi McCuTcheon helps Linda Meyer wiTh her deboTe issue. BOTTOM RIGHTPICTURE: John Hugo, Chris Guerrero, Bill BorreTT, and Mr. Soderholm show off Their Third place Trophy from The Apple Valley TournamenT. Master Debaters ,1 :iii A J.

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The Travelers Mini-School is more Then just on alterna- tive To main stream. No'r only does it help students To learn but it gives Them 0 chance to do much more. One of These Things is Traveling. Mini-Schoolers have an option To go on Trips with Their teachers. They go To many different places To ca- noe or backpack. Mini-School offers 0 choice To their student they can go on Trips or stay 01 school. Either way Mini- School gives Their students experience and fun in learning. igi; s: Top left: Mini-School Sunboihers. Sorry we con'i idenii- fy you. Top righi: John Wallace breaking comp. Top middle: Iefi To righi: J. Anderson, L. Wieseri, J. Kinser, M. Miesner, N. Kinser, J. Hielond, 0nd from, T. White. BOT- Tom middle: Mini-Schooler coniemploies life. Bottom lefi: Teacher Norm Gorneou. Bottom righi: Teacher Randy Nelson.