By Doug Berg 20 Years Ago – Spring ‘76Tom Lambrecht did the artwork for the cover (he was the ’76 version of Casey Wright). Carla Schiro and Mike Rishavy wrote some good poetry. A winter trek to Wolf Lake Refuge was undertaken by teachers Doug Berg, Randy Nelson, and Nick Jambeck and students Steve LePage, … [Read more…]
By Anna Saclolo There is a security person in this Minnetonka High School, he has long red hair, blue eyes, and a sense of humor that just won’t quit. His name, Joe Juranitch. Joe told me he loves working here in Minnetonka. But some students tend to misjudge Joe. I seriously think that it is … [Read more…]
By Dawn Hesselgrave
By Cory Clay Throughout music history, women have always been dominated by men. Many have overlooked their musical talents and achievements; but in the nineties, women have fought back. Never before have so many women dominated the charts, radio, and music videos. The women today are strong, powerful and not afraid to show off their … [Read more…]
By Kristi Dahl For Sale: 3 all white wooden dressers, one long, one tall, one average, best offer. For info call: ***-****. For Sale: A 10-speed Huffy road bike with drop bars. Best offer, call: ***-****. For Sale: 1989 Ford Conversion van, $8500, 5.8 liter, 79,000 miles, power windows, locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, front … [Read more…]
By Tami Olson On April 23, 1996 the referendum passed with only 303 votes. A lot of people feel that it would not have passed if it weren’t for the students’ votes. Remodeling will start this summer and continue into the next school year. During the school year sections of the schools will have to … [Read more…]
By Matt Morseth
By Anna Saclolo
By Kelsey Crawford On Friday May 3rd, Toby, Matt, Jed, Mike, Lacey, Eric, Kim, Clint, and I, Kelsey, went to the Festival of Nations. It was really great just like last year. The only thing that really stands in the way of having a good time is the crowd of people. It was so crowded … [Read more…]
By Geno Feraci