Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Pag 4, upper left: Jill Weber. Becky Bradbury. Nora Manning, god Christie Manning vocattonng in Massachusetts. Middle left: Thodd Pad and Don Hedlcnd choSengng the wild waters of Lake Minnetonka Lower left: Anson ToBefson. showing us his skiing skills. Upper right: Dan McGinn, alias. Cheek-O . reloxes on the lake. Middle right: Anne Mardquardt. M Gray, and Anne Swanson scoping out the guys. Lower right: Dave Evans, and Joe Frorvus windsurfing into the sunset.

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1985 — Better Than Ever Every New Year's Eve. most of us make some sort of New Year's resolutions. Whether we keep these resolutions depends on our own determination. Each fall, when school begins, we make more of these, “resolutions. We promise ourselves to improve our grades, make varsity soccer, or run for student government. Students at Minnetonka often keep their resolutions, because we are determined to succeed, and we have a fierce desire to make every year “BETTER THAN EVER. Upon returning to school most students are dressed in new school clothes and carry new school supplies. This year Ed. the parking atten- Page 2 Top; SaMit Gfrftlth ond Bef$y Scar n a y dent, returned to school to find a new house. TOP LEFT: Ed supervised toe© Middle: Tom ai. Tom- Henderson. c j.. ono Ed show off the construction of his new house but found time to smile for a picture. b je and whit© wear lottom: Siamese twins J t Larson and L sa ABOVE: Tia Dyvig shows Off her new back to school glasses .., TOP McCoaum attempt to finish their homework RIGHT: Things do get a little crazy around homecoming but ... Male cheerleaders? The Senior girls were once again victorious in the Powder Puff football game this year. BOTTOM RIGHT: Missy Martin strikes a stunning pose showing how tough a linebacker she is!

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Agua H20, L'Eau, Water. Any way you say it, it means fun for Minnetonka students. Al summer MHS students water skied, canoed, windsurfed, sailed, or just floated around on “The Lake. The major concern of the summer was getting a tropical tan and partying until the wee hours of the nights. Then school started, the weather turned cold and we had to say goodbye to our summer fun. Top: Troy Koltes and friend waiting for the wind. Middle left: First row, Jody Peterson. Jacquie Egon. Brenda Brown. Kristi Peterson, and Kathy Erickson. Second row, Kelly Lode. Tayea Swanson. Mornie Baumer. Betsy Scanlon, and Rachel Oppegoord. Third row, Jana Goldberg, and Sarah Griffiths, iving It up on the loke. Bottom lett: Diane Detsher catchln' some rays. Middle right: Cindy Schlenker waiting fa her ship to come in. 5 SUMMER