Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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HOMECOMING: A Week 20

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Queen's Tea And Coronation Each year at Minnetonka High School the homecoming court goes through a hectic week of photo sessions, the queen's tea, coronation, and the traditional parade. After a week of chaos, when the homecoming dance has come to an end, every member of the 1985 homecoming court will have memories of one of the best weeks of their high school lives. Upper left: Karlcen Peterson and Jessica Kellogg are enjoying cake at the Queen's Tea. Upper right: Cary Frame tells Andy Ogg and Beth Stevenson of the ingredients in the punch. Middle left: Mike Hall and Angie Nelson seem to be enjoying their post-coronation party at Rocky's. Middle right: Brenda Brown, Jessica Kellogg, Kristi Peterson and Rachel Oppegaard look ready to go out on the town. Lower left: The homecoming royalty and their parents proudly watch the video tape of the pep fest.

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To Be Remembered Page 20. Upper left: Kirsten Wintheiser, Trisha Naegele, Kim Porter, and Stacey Olson are waiting for the firetruck. Upper Middle: Todd O'Bert, our student class president, is trying to promote tonka boxers. Upper right: Sonja Ritchie is ready to slay her Spartan. Lower left: A group of freshmen boys are enjoying their first homecoming parade. Middle: Coach Tom Norton gives his powder puff team a pep talk during halftime. Middle right: Randy Saunders, a.k.a. Sandu, gets his troops ready for the big homecoming battle. Middle left: Jessica Kellogg gives Chuck Holcomb a congradulatory hug. Lower middle: Kelly Lade and Peter Wilsey arc waiting for their chain reaction. Lower right: Our beloved mascot oscar. Homecoming week is a special time of the school year. It's a chance for all students to come together and have some fun, and to show our school spirit. There were many activities planned throughout the week. It all started on Monday; a special homeroom was held where the whole school nominated the homecoming court. Tuesday we had our first pepfest. On Wednesday Tonka Boxers with that catchy phrase, I'm behind tonka , were seen everywhere. Thursday was 60's day. And finally on Friday the event everyone had been waiting for, the game against Richfield. The skippers pulled off an outstanding victory of 18 to 0. Saturday afternoon the annual powder puff football game took place. Once again the senior girls beat the skipperettes and cheerleaders. The concluding event of our homecoming week was the dance on Saturday night. For many, homecoming week was a special time, which will always be remembered. Pige 21. Upper left: Laura Cameron, Krista Fcrner, Danielle DeBoer, and Cheryl Halverson are watching their team achieve a victory. Upper right: Chris Anderson hides his face in shame while sitting in the freshmen section at the pepfest. Lower left: Kara VanWyke and Fitz DcSmet ride the breezes float to a victory. Lower right: Our male skipperettes show us their sexy legs.