Edina West Upper Division - Windigo Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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John Candcll ond Jim Beal say Aloha ’ to Maul. Leslie Johnson. Liz Parrott, Kelly Cote, and Julie Martinson snuggle up to Paul Bunyan in Brainerd. Minnesota. An exhausted Mary Frey catches some zxz's on the way home from vacation. U Parrott and Jamie Moe are ecstatic about their summer doo’s Irom Horst. 12 SUMMER

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Julie Colbert remain in the hearts of Zephyrus staffer . S T IT D F. N T LIFE A report on the student life at Edina is indicative of the spirited Edina student. Whether it was participating in a Homecoming skit, dancing in the musical, or going to a party, the Edina student always was sure to be involved during after school hours. One couldn't go home and start on homework, for the ' best years of our lives was based on memories made and friends gained. Truly, one of the profits earned by the Edina student was his all-important social life. A student had a variety of school-oriented programs to choose from. The fall musical. Hello. Dolly!, was a smash success. The cast of dedicated performers provided a night of delightful entertainment for the sellout crowd. Homecoming was a high point in any Edina High School students' life. The dance, held in the Southdaie Center, was attended by a large portion of the student body. The band Sussman Lawrence provided the entertainment for an evening to be remembered. As the snows fell in February, yet another dance was held After a visit by the balloon man. Molly Johnson celebrate with balloon to help appease the mid winter blahs. Sweetheart, it was called, and a memorable event it was. The school's organizations also provided entertainment throughout the school year. Several band concerts, such as Pops, and choir concerts, such as Current Jam. were the musical outlets for the student that enjoyed music. On the other hand, there were plenty of other activities that the Edina student participated in without the involvement of the school. Summer was an extraordinary season, and students will long remember cruising Lake Harriet and the vacation at a friend's cabin. Fads and fashions were an event, with the adoption of trendy sweatshirts and sweater vests. Students will remember the Tylenol scare, and the infamous crow that attacked students between classes. Social events such as parties, movies, and even intimate dinners for two were stepping stones on the way to discovering our likes and dislikes. But whatever the case, an Edina Students’ after-school involvement was certainly one of importance. STUDENT LIFE 11

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Does Kathy Hattoran think that she has bouncin' and behavin' hair? Tom Radi contemplates the career of a mountle. The culmination of the school year left everyone with the long-awaited anticipation of summer. Filled with visions of sleeping late, throwing homework away, and Just plain doing nothing, summer was the height of hedonism. Mo matter what anyone did. there was always something to do; whether it was a trip to some faraway place like Europe, or lazing around good old Minneapolis. Many people participated in summer sports such as sailing, tennis, or suntanning. The last being the sport which Involved the most dedication. Then there were those who lazed around the house, sleeping until noon; the beginning of All My Children, to 3:00 p.m., the end of General Hospital. We cannot forget those certain people who spent their hard-earned summer working; either for the savings account labeled college or for the sheer enjoyment of spending it. As summer came to an end. a new feeling of anticipation was aroused in everyone ... the new school year! The time for everyone to rush out to Target and purchase new paper and folders had arrived much too early. SULTRY S u M M E R SMILES SUMMER 13