Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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CUYIER CULVER ADAMS Like Old Faithful, he' reliable ... a sports-minded treasurer of the E-CIub and co-editor of the Whigreon sports section ... schusser of many a snowy slope ... a well-chosen Student Council representative ... witty donator of the Wyatt Eorp gun. MENTOR CHARLES ADDICKS, Jr. A quiet mind Is richer than a crown ... a band member and their official Rose Bowl photographer ... Hi-Y member for two years ... an avid lover of the Explorer Scouts ... sincerity personified ... politely nice os well os nicely polite! LEONE RUTH AKINS One of Edina's pioneers in European travel ... member of bath Y-Teons and French Club ... an intriguing individual with a passion for excitement ond weekend parties ... drives a flashy convertible ... I slept my way through Europe! CAROLYN L ANDERSEN Dancing shoe ond pirouettes ... Til wos a Hornette Darling ... diligent Whigrean section editor with band and choir troubles ... willing committee and club worker ... will next be seen In Mocolester classes ... a contogious singsong giggle spread by her lively humor. SALLY PATRICIA ANDERSEN Long Tall talks with her hands ... Sal held offices both in Y-Teens and homeroom ... good committee member ... flir-tacious and vivacious ... her love of tho outdoors lod her to counsel at a summer camp ... cautious driver ... profitable connections with her uncle's store. KAREN JANE ANDERSON Veteran of the Aquo Follies — on land she led cheers ... a cute Homecoming attendant and hard-working Whigreaner ... a daring schusser with a tongue that always has something to say ... boys, boys, ond more boysl ... responsible Spanish Clubber and Y-Teener. NOELLE GERALDINE ANDERSON A soft-spoken girl with a cheerful countenance ... past member of Y-Teens ... her future plansi business college to be followed by a secretarial career ... the year was Interrupted, but not stopped, by a new ring. SUSAN MILDRED ANDREWS Completely poised and a ploasure to have around ... on industrious member of Y-Teen ond treasurer of her Junior Achievement group ... a wokome returnee to Edina after spending a riotous (?) year away ... possessor of the wonderful Potluck House. PHYLLIS DIANE ANDERSON A petite girl with lovely loshes and lovely eyes ... secretory of tho choir ... treasurer of Phi Epsilon Y-Teens ond Spanish Club momber ... elected alternate to Girls' State ... promoted good will os a Mexican exchange student ... brought Esther to Edina. PHILLIP HENRY BACHMAN Has a clever way of obtaining admittance to drive-in movies ... member of the swimming team ... bond talent displayed by the three hits and a miss ... Red Cross Council representative ... loves cars and has the idea that redheads should stick together! 12

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HISTORY OF A FANTABULOUS CLASS Seventh grade brought to us new faces, new places—a whole new world of knowledge and fun ... the confusion of changing classes in only four minutes ... thrilling participation in our first Homecoming festivities ... Lake Conference Football Champs for the First, but not the last, time ... Mr. Engen's famous math classes ... community room dancing each day during homeroom ... notorious ringleaders rounded up ... unforgettable sunlights ... a once uncertain class looking toward the future with newfound confidence. Our second year of high school brought further adjustment to school life ... De-Tail Robbinsdale ... our boys on the undefeated midget football team ... many sleepless nights at slumber parties ... first memorable moonlights ... boy and girl parties ... unforgettable Country Club dances ... junior high student council's Beat the Clock program ... Junior Buzzettes ... math plus Mr. Chapman's stories ... our talent show in the Sophomore Talent Show entries ... an enthusiastic class looking forward with enthusiasm to the leadership we would gain in the coming year. Ninth grade presented many problems to be met by us—the seniors of the junior high school ... tense moments while taking driver's training ... our tremendous school spirit lent itself to all athletic events—B-squad cheerleading ... only workers at the senior high school's dances ... walking everywhere we went ... Shakespeare and memorization ... speed reading exercises and tired eyes ... the Dixieland Dive with the new look at school dances—the bermuda look ... planning Orientation Day ... our next step—the senior high school. As sophomores, we were finally included in all activities ... our first exciting Homecoming dance ... the first of our three first-place Homecoming skits— Homecoming Through the Ages ... Sophomore Talent Show Boat, complete with mammies and cotton bales, led to a successful Senior Reception ... boosted team membership in all sports showed championship potential ... Miss Hinch and I Can't Breathe ... two new Fords in the English department ... Mr. Scanlon in his flowing toga ... sunlamp fad resulting in many red faces ... thus, another year gone by. We began this year on The Great Big Doorstep to senior responsibilities ... our prize-winning presentation of Homecoming in Foreign Lands ... our monopoly on Sophomore Talent Show winners ... frantic high pressure concession selling brought May, Moonlight, and Memories ... anxious selection of our class rings ... learning the bop ... the first choir operetta — The Mikado ... our open-houses monopolized by seniors ... Mr. Fredrickson's co-operative (?) investigations ... these were our final preparations for the last climb up The Great Big Doorstep to our senior year. Our senior year — the year so long awaited by all of us ... a slight feeling of swelled-headedness the last firsts and first lasts ... senior privileges ... the hilarious men on the street and Hi-Ho, Steverino! our very own Homecoming royalty ... Manhattan at Midnight and its effective New York skyline ... college boards and college talk ... our first state football champs — Pride and Prejudice ... the ordeal of measuring for caps and gowns ... finally commencement — the walk down the aisle, fears, diplomas, and last good-byes. II

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CAROLYN LOUISE BALCOM Sweet, sensible, and sophisticated ... a very willingly occoptod transfer from Washburn os a junior ... Gondoliers student director plus block and red bodices ... elected Spanish Club treasurer and Red Cross representative ...mixed Armed Forces. MICHAEL JAMES BARKER A solid build put to good use In wrestling ... great sense of humor typified by his portrayal of Sid in Ah, Wilderness (and his Buzzette column) ... president of Doi Gratia .. . known to wander the streets at midnight with his guitar and dog. JUDITH LYNN BAUERNFEIND Intelligence plus varied interests ond octivltles ... treasurer of the National Honor Society and president of World Affairs ... a great debater and doclamer along with Y-Teens and Whigrean ... somehow finds time for college trips, waxing skis, and horsebock riding. JUDITH LYNNE BEALE A true friend Is a most valued possession ... active in a little bit of everything ... a beautiful and poised Hl-Y sweetheart candidate and Homecoming ottendont ... first page editor of Buzzette ond treasurer of hor Y-Teens chapter ... Hello there, gongl DONNA E. BEDGOOD Fascinating Individualism combined with subtle sophistication ... Donna was active with tho Buzzette, using her photographic ability to toko tho popor's pictures ... porhaps a future in photography ... completely calm and friendly ... maturity, U boys, and psychology. PHILLIP L. BENSON Mild sarcasm, an easy going manner, and freckles describe this guy enthusiastic member of Rhon Hi-Y ... his love for sports was shown in his participation in both swimming ond tennis ... a constant torrent of words ... Let's bo frlendsl DIANE LEE BERLIN Sweet ond lovefy ... engoglngly feminine with those sooo big bluo eyes ... sincerity ond simplicity — a rare combination for future happiness ... sho lent her willing support to the Spanish Club projects ... a deceptively quiet appearance ... Hey, you kidsl ROBERT R. BODLUND Botlund is crazy about cars and he hacks his own hot Plymouth ... a vory loyal member of Spanish Club ... seems to like to borrow paper ... A partyl Where? ... Bobby Bodlund possesses boisterous octions and a bushy brow. JOHN D. BOLDUC John's rendition of Marie gave Pops Concort listeners a pleasant surprise ... an eight-year hitch in tho band ... three hits and a miss ... his hot cornot ond easy going manner will bo a great loss to Edina. ROY J. BOSTOCK Athletic ability plus brains are hard to beat ... Bos received the athletic scholarship award for outstanding ability In football ... All-Conferoncc ond All-State In both baseball and football ... Homecoming King candidate ... capable vice-presldont of Student Council, ond N.H.S. 13