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

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 ys the jazi version of the school Marcus Holm's pride and joy. Although the team INTRODUCTION 5

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mo'tr. Cheerleaders willingly pose for a picture fter the victory of the soccer team. to the Images cha-nina skit Below: The court Is i otic attempts at the Above: Eileen Moran Imitates cheerleader. D JOY A report on the profit and losses that were experienced by each individual at Edina High School becomes indepth. There were many events that took place this past year that had long term effects on our emotional tolerance. From taking state in girls' tennis to failing final in Mr. Wiesner's Econ. c no matter how bad things was tomorrow to pick one f up and get back on the right trag This could be accompli incorporating a new iffendship, acing a test, or discovert Prince Charming. The fact thajfour profits out numbered offf losses made our year more beaadble. One might have lost the ma rimportant game of the seasvomT but also during the course of thiirweek one could have gotten ted by the college of his choice passed his drivers test after the fourth time. If one stopped to think about this matter he would have realized that our profits were our losses unmasked. But 4 INTRODUCTION

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COMMON INTERESTS A report on the people at Edina Includes a look at the members who made our corporation a success: the students. During our years in high school, the opportunities that were offered enabled us to become unique individuals. Edina provided a place to grow, learn, and develop relationships, not only with people in our respective class, but with older and younger students and faculty. We developed strong, lasting friendships, invaluable friendships. Our friends became a large part of our lives. We demanded from them companionship, support, and memories. We shared embarrassing moments, and pleasant, sometimes reassuring smiles when we passed them in the halls. Our every day routine relied on the support and trust of our friends. Our families guided us through the highs and lows of our high school careers. They supported us when we had to deal with the daily pressures of school, homework, and the pains of growing up. They entrusted us with our own decision making, and when we made a mistake, our parents were there to pick up the pieces and set us on the right track again. What truly was special about Edina was the preparation for life that we received. We learned to deal with fellow human beings, and feelings, and the onslaught of real life. Before we knew it we had become adults, intellectual and conscious about life. And for the strong development of our characters and abilities, we will forever be indebted to Edina High School. Sophie Ziegeweid. otherwise known as the •'Touch Key Professional , seeks entertainment while working at Target These seniors rock to the sounds of the Shades at the senior party. 6 INTRODUCTION