Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Administration Top left: C.J. Anderson, Mary Griffen, John Hruby and Amy Mook. Top right: Judy Johnson. Lower left: Ed Neiderhaus. Lower right: E. Rand, D. Carrulhers, A. Bastianson and B. Gravlun. Next Pxge. Top row: J. Garneau, M. Gagne and P. Piwnica. Middle row: E. Bengston, M. Gosen, and B. Empanger. Lower row: P. Case, M. Younger and D. Spencer. No! pictured A. Robertson. The four years of high school are probably some of the hardest times in our life. We, at are really lucky to have an administration that helps make our high school years easier. They are caring, hard working people and if we have a problem they will listen and try to help. Not only with school related problems, but personal problems too. In the beginning of the year there was a misunderstanding between the students and the administration, which almost resulted in a sit-in. Our administration straightened out the rumours and helped us understand the new rules.

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Science-Math Upper left: Science - Peter Hegrenes, Row 2 - Connie Buerger, Jerry Wilkes, Dave Karels, Charles Bosacker, John Peterson, Dave Dornfcld, Dennis Danger, Curt Haga. Upper right: Claire Martin wearing his sunglasses while using the overhead projector Middle left: Mr. Bosacker teaching his biology class Middle right: Math • Leo Razidlo, Jim Fogo, Carol Ellis, Arvid Larson, Bill Diedrich, Jerry Bogda, Lana Golmbeski, Claire Martin, Lynn Krafve, Ben Shultenover. Bottom left: Mr. Thames showing off his art design Mathematics is not a spectator sport. The famous words of one of our distinouisted math teachers. Bill Dierich. One of the many fine representatives of our MHS math department. Minnetonka is also known for its outstanding science department. Students from all over the state come to Minnetonka just for the excellent science department here. 28