Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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Keeping busy after school at Marvin Orecks. Amy Warner in desperation for a sale, tries her Flipping through some contemporary records at the Rec-best to find an elegant outfit for her customers. ord Shop. Kathy Beckiey takes inventory. Terry Gruzebeck cautiously looks about to see if anybody is watching him pick out a pair of knickers for himself.

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After many long hours of diligent practice, orchestra, percussion and violin members discover and prove that practice makes perfect. Cafe Concert This year's cafe concert was a great success. It was more of a production than in past years. I was in the square dancing and it was a good feeling to get up there and know what you're doing. Everyone worked really well together and we really took pride in this concert. Bob Curtis (12) The concerts have really improved over the last few years, and so has the orchestra. The quality of the music has been better. We had sell outs both nights, and it was fun to see the public’s response. Shari Klippenstein (12) From a spectator's point of view, the concert was fantastic! Everybody on the stage looked as if they were having such a good time. It was fun to see Or. Lieber and Mr. Smythe sing and perform on the stage with all the kids. I never knew that Dr. Lieber was such a fantastic singer. Zibby Platter (12) What really made the concert good was Mr. Freeze’s attitude. He was so excited and he made everyone want to work hard. Anonymous 27

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Jobs Provide Fun Money For Many Students Nancy Erickson is one of the many people who have found out that working at Woolworth's as well as shopping at Woolworth’s can be profitable. With her hands full. Sandy Iverson rushes to serve a hungry customer where she waitresses at the Sidewalk Cafe. Jobs Working at The Tie Rack is a gas with all my friends around, but a better name would probably be the Southdale trading post.” Margi Johnson (12) We work at the Edina Theatre. It's a pretty good job. but like any other job it has its ups and downs. Some of the downs are when you have to see the same movie for eight weeks and then having people drive by and honk at you and then you spend the rest of the night wondering who it was. One of the ups is getting free passes to other movie theatres, especially the drive-in. Rita Swift and Katie Johnson (11) I’m a waitress at DeLaria's. It’s an o.k. job. Being a waitress can be hard especially on Saturdays, but after counting my tips I really think it’s worth it. There's also a lot of fun people who work there and lots of times after work we all get together and go out to eat and comment on the way the restaurant is run. Sue Adams (11) Being on the O.E. program. I've gotten to work at Now and Then a lot more hours. It’s a really good yob and you get to meet and know a lot of interesting people. Sue Rischmiller (12) Working at 2+2 at Southdale is real thrilling especially when Fred asks you out on your break. Sharon Edlund (12) The only way to have a job is not to have a job. Then I decided that wasn’t too good, so I decided to spend my time visiting people at their jobs, and I think that's a job in itself. Gary Lomauro(12) When I first started working at Things Remembered I swear I couldn't remember a thing. Working with jewelry and engraving it’s very important that you do remember things. I still think I've got a lot to learn and remember but. it's still a fun job. Nancy Nugent (12) 29