Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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The typical mode of transportation for most students, but not quite the Oughta Mobile. Relying on either walking, biking, or getting chaffeured stu dents gradually make it to school. In the crisp early morning hours, with autumn vantage of the little warmth left before winter's leaves strewn along the grass, joggers take ad- harsh weather strikes.

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STUDENT LIFE

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Sunny Side Up A slightly warm, recently emptied bed lies cluttered with the paraphernalia needed to prepare for another school day. Lynn Fore, suspiciously eyeing the boys in the back of the bus, chooses a seat. WAKE-UP He turned over in agony to turn off the buzzing that rudely invaded his dreams. Alas another day had begun. His sister, he knew, was out delivering the morning papers. Brother Bill, as usual, was jogging around the lake. It was beyond his understanding how anyone could rise this early, even for a quick trip to Perkins. Six-thirty was early enough for him. A glance out the window revealed a fresh foot of snow. Preferring not to think about it, he headed toward the bathroom for his morning ritual. Somehow the breakfast of raisin bran and O.J. did not suffice. Additional nourishment would be required at snack break. Books in hand, he headed for the door. Just to be sure he checked his folder for his history assignment. It wasn't there!! A dash to the bedroom-panic ensued. He would have to go to school without it. Time was wasted and the big orange limo had probably left without him. With biking out of the question due to the snow, a hurried walk was necessary to beat the homeroom bell. With South View Lane in sight, a lump rose in his throat as he noticed a lack of activity on the school grounds. His pace quickened for the final jog to the main entrance. A grasp for the door handle was met with a resounding CLANK. AAAUUUGGGHHH! It was SATURDAY! t)