Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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Some Easl students looking for a change from Perkins find themselves too late Like any other people looking for something to do. Deb Sturges and Lee in the season for a Tastee Treat. Schaffhausen try the obvious - a restaurant. Disaster comes to the Tie Rack at Southdale when friends and nearby employees gather, creating a ruckus in the midst of the customers. Hangouts After another fun-filled night of driving around looking for a party, it seems we always end up at our ‘home away from home’, Perkins. Here we sit for hours upon hours drinking coffee and just talking and seeing everyone.” Marcia Millett (12) “A lot of people work at Southdale. so every night around eight o'clock, we get together down at The Tie Rack and talk about how much we should get paid, and all the homework we should be doing. Carol Buzby (12) “My friends and I all get together and go to Jake's Pizza. It's great there because you can make as much noise as you want.” Kathy Beckley (12) Who needs to hang out in one place when we can pile ten girls in one car. cruise the streets and try to find the senior guys. Sophomore Girls What we really like to do is get a bunch of girls together. stop at the liquor store with a quick stop at McDonald's, then head to the park and just talk about old times. Andrea Johndreau (12) Where do I hangout? Well. I hangout every day!” Barb Shelton (12)

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Typical weekend rumors of non-existant parties bring carloads of high schoolers together to find out, What's the buzz?”, only to lead them on another goose chase. With no other means of transportation, freshmen the weekend, however, they do avoid the party can only rely on their bicycles to take them through traffic. Yes, There Is Life Beyond Perkins ... 22

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Edina East Gives Regards To Broadway In 75 Pop Concert 'Working on and being in the Pop Concert this year gave me something different to look forward to. We put alot of time into it. but in the end we found out that it was really worth it.’ Barb Schroder (10) Band really keeps me in tune with the times. Kay Mielke(ll) Mr. Elledge. what rythm you have with the sand blocks.” Jean Hanske(12) I’ve never had more fun doing the Pop Concert than I did this year as a senior. I’ll miss not doing it next year. Anne Brosius (12) I thought this year's Pop Concert was done really well. Camelot was great! It went smoothly and it was exciting to watch. Nancy Haworth (10) My what pretty legs you have Charlie!” ... Blast it Merlin, this is all your fault! ... High Ted! ... Bridenstine. the perfect American male?” Anonymous With her Teddy Bear in hand. Nancybeth Sedgwick performs her impression of the funny and familiar Edith Ann. Colin Anderson interviews the entertaining Oressed in the costumes of the Middle Ages. Sharon Joschko and Steve Charo”. portrayed by Pat Devroy. Haworth perform a duet from Camelot. 24