Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Voyageurs Well, here it is, your 4984 Voyageur Yearbook. Would you like to know how it was made? It all started back in the summer of '83, A seven day camp was held at Gustavus Adolphus College and Editors from all over the state attended. Classes and workshops were held every day to prepare the staff for the making of a yearbook. The cover was designed, type style set, size and page numbers determined, prices were accomplished and the dreaded deadlines were set. It wasn't but a few weeks into the school year as we approached our first deadline and soon after that, another. Those deadlines had a unique way of creeping up on us, however, toside from the pre- exposed film, the stolen camera, the ruined pictures, the lost copy, early mornings, and late, late nightsy deadlines were met. Thanks to the cooperation of the staff sections: Student Life, Sports, Organizations, Photography, and Copy, the book was completed. We truly hope you enjoy it! 24

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lmamon 2r: crosmaonl See the world! Expand your hori- zon's! Travel! Adventure! All these are things that people think of when they think of traveling abroad and exchange programs. It's all that, and a lot more too. It's about friendship and having a great time in a country that you soon learn to love. The students here have all traveled millions of miles to .come home! This year we have students in our school that come from Sweden, Germany, France, Panama, Belgium, Den- mark and Finland. From all these different countries and different lands they come together to call MHS their home. They have brought some very special things with them for all of us here at MHS. With their love of fun to their joy of learning everything they can about their new country and school, they add a very special dimension to our school. TOP LEFT: Guillame! Let Malta go! TOP RIGHT: LEFT TO RIGHT: Claire, Kristina Gillin, Edithe Naar. BOT- TOM: Randi Dalen and Haika Kreutzer. BOTTOM LEFT: LEFT TO RIGHT: row one, Gretchen Van- Grohren, Nancy Fitzimons, Jennifer Hageman, second row, Rob Soulle, Heather Freeman, Lisa Johnson, Guillame deLapierere, Mrs. Heinz. BOTTOM RIGHT: Teach- er Mr. Marmesh. rwmnmor-imafb: FUJMJ English as a second language program at Mtka. had students from eight different countries. Some students had come to the US. because of business transfers, but most because of war. This year there were students from Cambodia, Japan, Vietnam, Po- land, China, El salvador and Hal- land. A few have had good edu- cations in their homeland, al- though some haven't been in school for 5 to 8 years. All most all of the students are studying Eng- lish for the first time, but some of them know two, three, and four languages already. ABOVE: ESL student Sem You on her way home after a busy day. TOP RIGHT: LEFT TO RIGHT: ESL students, ROW ONE: Sopie Lor, Leap Sol, Seing Ung, Muey Te, Sem You, and Mr. You. ROW TWO: Jamie Castro, Jayne Mattila, Seyeth Chey, Sim Simons, Bunna Sok, and Mrs. Freeman. ROW THREE: Vuthy Lor, Chang Chai, and Mrs. Ward. BOTTOM LEFT: Kao Te. BOTTOM RIGHT: Thuynhung Le and Thuynhien. Tl QT 5;; l! '3? 3 'T v ,3 TA