Eden Prairie High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eden Prairie, MN)

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28 It is not often that there is a break in the boring, day-to-day school schedule. St. Selgae's Week offers one of these opportunities. It is a chance to show your spirit by being a little weird. When else can you see people getting off the busses in shorts in the middle of the Winter. Dress-up days are not the only attraction of the week. Spirit contests and the NHS food drive con- tinue through out the week. Thanks to a strong ef- fort, and a lot of help from Roger Wainwright, the Seniors once again won the food drive. lWhat they are going to do with all of that tuna is beyond meJ Spirit. That's what this week is all about. And this year, we had more than ever before.

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Top: Well, mother is at it again. Complain, com- plain, complain. Above: Tea time . . . and time for another family interrogation by mother. Left: I'm sorry for complaining about everything you do. tsure she ist Now about those rags you're wearing . . Effort There certainly was a lot of that put into this year's Spring musical. Even though the actual cast was small, the expectations were high. Every detail was attended to including sets, lighting, and costumes. The result was a highly polished perfor- mance of the Tennessee William's play. Although a main character had Iaryngitis and ticket sales were not up to expectations, the play was a success. 27

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,tewahty wtvlngwa m tr; no tr M W w ml SelgaeWeek. Opposite Page Top: Mr. Connaughty flaunts his new hat. Below: The Juniors prepare for a class competi- tion at the Friday pepfest. This Page: Jim Rassmussen gets the jump on spring fashion. Too bad the temperature was about 200 outside that day. Above: Kendra Lenertz tallies points for the food drive. Lelt: After the points were tallied, there was the slight problem of all that food. 29