Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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JUDITH MARGARET McCRACKEN Judy's contributions to the school included choir and library service . . . foreign interest: Spanish Club . . . recognition: drama award for part in junior closs play. Notional Honor Society . . . hobbies: sewing and painting . . . quiet, talented, and intellectual. DIANE DENICE McFARLANE left St. Louis Park for Edina-Morningside in her senior year . . . quickly found her place in choir, Buzzette staff, and Y-Teens . . . touches of wit blended with a certain appeal for all. saliy ross McIntyre Welcomed to Edina from Massachusetts . . . active as a member of the choir, Buzzette staff, and Homecoming committee . . . capable president of les Femmes and co-chairman of a Senior Dance committee . . . enhanced by a slight eastern accent . . . Where's the pahty, kids? PATRICIA LOUISE McMAHON A skilled equestrian . . . artistic interior decorations for the Prom and Senior Reception . . . valued momber of Y-Teen cobinet and French Club . . . Homecoming and Senior Dance committee member . . . never without willingness, or her knitting needles. JEAN ANN MATSON Core of her activities — a Buzzette page editorship and Quill and Scroll membership . . , active in Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Pep Club, and Red Cross Council . . . Homecoming and Prom committeos . . . always a smile, except in chemistry ... a tendency to exaggerate combined with a sense of humor. MICHAEL CHARLES McCORMICK A genius with his vocal chords — flirtatious melodies ond startling sounds . . . pungent president of homoroom . . . three-year lettermon in wrestling ond two years of tennis earned E-Club membership . . . crozy ideas and extemporaneous wit made Cormy a perfect Winter Sports Day King. JANET ANN McWETHY An unsurpassed personality . . . Whigrean classes and activities editor resulted in Quill and Scroll . . . honor roll . . . Student Council and leadership conferences resulted in Nationol Honor Society . . . All-School Y-Teens president . . . special interests: skiing and tennis . . . chorm, spirit, and opinions attract innumerable and world-scattered friends. MICHAEL T. MELAND Possessor of an inborn knack for getting into trouble . . . somewhat enjoyed his transportation to and from school — in a carpool with six girls . . . would be happier without homework or tests . . . friendliness and unconcerned living. -29-

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MARY ANN LEWEDAG Consistent comments, chatters, and giggles . . . loyal attender of Quatro Raisons and Spanish Club . . . band, piono, and records show inclination toward music . . . eagorness and consideration for others will affect nursing career. SUSAN MARYWIN tINDBOE Loquacious and full of fun . . . vigilont hall monitor and helpful committee worker . . . Y-Teens and choir membership . , . nights at Sue's open houses are lasting memories . . . an aspirotion for a modeling career. MURRAY STEWART MACPHERSON H-O-C-K-E-Y is Mac . . . H: husky voice and friendly Hi . . . O: our goalie — All-Conference, All-State, and all Nancy's . . . C: co-captain for hockey team, committee work . . . K: knack for humor . . . E: E-Club's excitable possession . . . Y: young and foolish plus a yell for his feats in the cage. MARGARET ANN MALBERG A varied education but finally returned to Edina as a junior . . . Y-Teens and Pop Club member . . . known for her lively sense of humor . . . interests in languages — Latin and Fronch . . . characterized by unconcerned obstractness. SHIRLEE ANN LUND A nickname that truly fits its owner: Shortie ... on efficient helper in the office during third hour . . . musical interest expressed through senior choir . . . o smooth adjustment to Edina in her junior year. STEPHEN DOUGLAS LUNDGREN Believe in Steve? . . . our Student Council president in charge of vice . . . two years a class veep and then pres. . . . Dei Gratia, all-school Hi-Y, and French Club president . . . football and golf — E-Club . . . leadership conferences, Buzzette, Quill and Scroll . . . an Edina Red in Belgium ... his dramatic achievement: Dr. Sloper of The Heiress . . . But I'm Alexander Throttlebottom, the Vice-President. FREDERICK CHARLES LYNDEN Edina's ambassador to West Berlin . . . home in time to be sports editor for the Whigreon . . . track, honor roll, and a Hi-Y officer of Regis occupied the major part of his time . . . a unique priest in lute Song ... a memory of buses — chuckles and circumstances. ROBERTA LYNNE MACLENNAN Essence of lady-like deportment . . . Y-Teens participant . . . asset to the senior Homecoming skit and Senior Dance ticket committee . . . references to Wisconsin . . . brilliant blushes set off by candid comments ... a future nurse. -28-

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THOMAS ODD MOE Edina's athlete of athletes . . . ten letters in the big three — football, basketball, and baseball . . . outstanding ond numerous awards: AllAmorican, All-State, All-Conference footboll end; All-Conference in basketball . . . leadership achievements: sophomore class president, senior class vice-president, Dei-Gratia vico-president, and co-captain of the Hornet eleven . . . scholarship, personality, and physique in the superlative. AUDREY MAY MOOT Serene and tranquil temperment . . . member of Y-Tecns and Spanish Club . . . spent her extra time participating in Junior Achievement . . . special knowledge of flowers . . . adroit and efficient in home economics. JOHN BUTLER MUllIKEN Outstanding in the Scotchman's financial career — tho Student Council treasurership ... a balancod budget of responsibilities: National Honor Socioty veep , Hi-Y chapter and cabinet officer, local and city loadorship conferences, class and homoroom offices ... a wealth of activities: Homecoming, Prom, and play committees, Buzzetto and Whigroan staffs, E-Club . . . first man on the tennis team . . . thrifty with women, extravagant with Dixie Land. JUDITH VIRGINIA NELSON An honor roll student . . . member of Y-Teens, Spanish Club, and Whigrcan staff . . . worked on Homecoming committees . . . chosen for National Honor Socioty . . . a certain genius for mathematics ... an understanding friend and ambitious worker. ROBERT WESLEY NELSON A newcomer to Edina in his junior year ... a former Easterner as his accent reveals . . . lettored in basketball and basoball — result: membership in E-Club . . . served as treasurer of homeroom . . . quiet and resorved — for whom? JOYCE HELEN NORRIS Conscientious in both studies and activities . . . interests pointed in the direction of Y-Tcons, Spanish Club, and a Homecoming committee . . . hard work benefited her Junior Achievement group . . . caustic wit balanced with sincerity. SAUNDRA JOAN NYLUND Musical interests ... a love of singing and the 88 keys . . . an avid Dean Martin fan . . . membor of Y-Teons and senior choir . . . served school as an office worker . . . fascinated by foreign languages . . . ambitious with talents, amicable with classmates. FLOYD BARTELL OLSON Walks Icisuroly, talks leisurely, and lives leisuroly . . . Ole was a capable projectionist in the visual aids department during his sophomore year ... his services wore also used in the office as a junior . . , tested artistic talents.