Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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28 SWEETHEART

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1 Becky Volpe is uplifted as she picks Mike Vacant! as Snow King. 2 Joliet Jake Blues, alias Greg Olson, sings with soul as Tony Almon accompanies. 3 Becky Volpe displays astonishment as the red carnation is revealed 4. The junior boys attempt to pull oil their macho man image while thoy portray the Village People. 5. Snow Court: Brad McNamara. Nancy Do-sen. Chuck Bocker. Brenda Gempler. Queen Becky Volpe. King Mike Vacanti. Alison Stal-lard. John O'Connor. Mary Ready. Steve Hoyt. 6 Dennis Williams illustrates one of his disco moves during Soul Man. 7 Julie Johnson takes advantage of Kiss-O-Gram day and enjoys it to its fullest “Sweetheart.” A time to begin new romances or perhaps to enhance old ones. From juicy kiss-o-grams to the ultimate red carnations, the week was a success. The days flew by. each one full of events. Tuesday's button day found the girls attempting to “zip their lips and save their pucker as boys tried to get more buttons than their friends. Wednesday brought a day of valentines, heart candies, and the main attraction, carnations. This was also the day for the final voting of the Snow King and Queen, who were revealed at the morning pep-fest on Thursday. Opening the pep-fest with a theme full of soul, Greg Olson and Dennis Williams made a guest appearance dressed as the Blues Brothers. Ac- complishing feats such as the splits and high kicks, their performance was one of the highlights. Next, the Snow Court was introduced and the pep-fest peaked with the revealing of Mike Vacanti and Becky Volpe as king and queen. The traditional Olympics and grip-grappling contests were also included in the festivities. Friday was the day everyone was waiting for. Often hilarious kiss-o-grams broke the monotony of routine class work. Vet the day still dragged on as anticipation mounted for the candlelit dinners, the evening’s dance at the Marriott, and the late night parties. Although Sno-Daze officially ended with the dance, many memories and a few romances would linger on for a long time. SWEETHEART 29