Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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Junior Choir ROW J: P. Campbell, K. Thompson, S. Johnson, J. Kinysland, B. lewis, J. Lytle, S. Disney, C. Learn, K. Logan, V. Pedersen, M. Kohner, A. Rowe, M. Jennewein, A. Priskar, N. Forsberg. ROW 2: P. Nicoles, H. Novotny, M. Lykken, L. Scairber, L. Bolduc, K. Morton, S. Hede, S. Emerson, J. Flower, L. Geving, J. Pfoff. ROW 3: L. Wiltz, P. Gunberg, M. Swant, L. Barker, J. Lundgren, J. Maier, K. Johnson, M. Olinger, J. Waniska, V. Gaddis. ROW 4: P. Grimm, D. Olson, J. Ashenbrenner, M. Turner, R. Torrance, G. Lyon, P. Lillejord. ROW 5: P. Buschor, D. Young, C. Rothgeb, J. Olson, G. Ryan, T. Cooley.

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Sen or Choir ROW J; M. Carlson S. Stevens E. Bezner E. Bohlander J. Vail E. Koussoula J. Troutman R. Sims D. DeMars M. Kimball B. Stolte L. Pawluk D. Hansen J. Burke R. Cummiskoy B. Stover J. McCormick J. Thielvoldt L. Lundgren J. Wyatt G. Pennington K. Nelson G. Carlson S. Chaney ROW A: P. Phillips P. Faville 0. Holland P. Rockstad P. Clausen 0. Allivato G. Morfort M. Word D. Wigen M. Wood J. Thiss T. Wilson M. Pearson T. Douglas S. Ostendorf ROW 3: K. Day J. Klarquist T. Nein I. Martin J. Luce J. Nelson T. Hale ROW 2: H. Knearl K. Johnson P. Chamberlain M. Connolly P. Packord K. Forrest G. Smith D. Katter J. Coursolle J. Holt B. Bowers Under the leadership of their new director, Dolph Bezoier, members of the senior choir opened a very exciting year with their debut at the Junior High Dedication program. This year the Christmas program was an all vocal concert. The approval of the student and adult audiences insured the choir of a successful season. Special staging and elaborate lighting added greatly to the over-all effect. A banner event for any year was the choir's production of The Mikado early in March. This was a fully staged, uncut version, complete with orchestra. Though it entailed a tremendous amount of work, the enthusiastic reception accorded by the audiences made it certain that operettas would be an annual event. Immediately after this production, the choir worked up all the major chorus parts from the Elijah and together with the other Lake Conference schools, presented it at the Spring Music Festival. Finishing off the year on the same high level of entertainment, the choir gave its annual Spring Concert, Around the World in Eighty Days. The songs were representative of the various countries which J. Worthington Witherspoon visited on his trip. -26

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ROW h J. Holt. R. Loo, J. Carroll. R. McVooty. T. Honjwm. F. Richordson. ROW 2: J. Bancroft, K. Johnson, R. Stono, D. Woodhood. H. Knoart, D. Gefsch. ROW 3; C. Diercks, B. Whito, T. Friond. D. Connon . J. McWethy. ROW f; D. Johnson, D. Wigin, J. Hardisty, D. Myers, B. Quello, J. Emorson, W. Sharpe. ROW 2: J. Hinchciiffo, T. Todd, R. Robinson. P. Bachman, J. Goohnor, J. Windhorst, D. Possolt, J. Woodhoad. ROW 3: S. Noron, A. Bergron, M. Hegman, J. Johnson, D. Coffey. UTILIS Membership in Hi-Y expands every year with the increasing enrollment of the school, and the widening influence of boys in Hi-Y activities. This year a new chapter, named Utilis, was added. The dynamics of the new group were displayed as they rose from an empty treasury to one of the wealthiest. Besides fund-raising campaigns, they seemed to have ample time for service projects; as they gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family, and contributed to the For Other Boys Organization. Decorating for the Hi-Y Formal and selling Christmas trees were two more successful ventures highlighting the debut of Utilis. AUCTOR By sponsoring an armed forces program which answered many pertinent questions, Auctor began the year with enthusiasm. Throughout the year, the club's agenda was fitted to the boys' various interests. At a typical meeting, the group could be seen watching movies about such sports as fishing and hunting. Adding variety to their social life, other meetings were spent conversing with guests from different clubs. Raising money for its activities was no problem to Auctor, as it took part in the selling of Christmas tree tickets for the Hi-Y tree lot ot Southdale. DEI-GRATIA Luck seemed to be staying with Dei-Gratia, as the club has chosen the winning Hi-Y Sweetheart candidate for the last two years. The club members were busy thinking up clever ways to decorate the gym for the dance. With the job completed, they finally were able to relax and enjoy themselves dancing. Service projects were numerous in the chapter this year. A Thanksgiving basket was filled and given to an underprivilged family. By raising money through Christmas tree tickets and doughnut sales, Dei-Gratia found it had sufficient funds to make donations to both the American Field Service and the For Other Boys Organization. ROW h P. Fauif. 0. Tressel, 0. Holland, M. Brown, P. Strong, R. Rico, C. Johnson. ROW 2j J. Wyard, J. Williams, D. Burris, R. Hibbs, S. Larson, J. Ebbert, R. Oliver. ROW 3: M. Barker, M. Sawyer, G. Wozniak, D. Anderson, C. Willioms, S. Nelson. -28-