Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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Kim Krank's smile reflects the memories of last weekend's date. 10 STUDENT LIF E

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31,;avatlable for the mate and female 3 a1hletes 0f Edma Fer thoSe intereSted fin havmg fun.- more then being mvolved ih fierce competltton, Severe? '1 rmtramurat spans were availabie. Due $0 the large number Of athtetes at e Edina High School many students f partlcmeted on 3111110: Varsity and ' Psephomore teams,wt1ich indicated the -'tough athletic competltion at Edina. But this competltron only ted to . benefits such as the girls varsity . tennis team taking the state 1 r .championshipfor the fifth straight Greg Moore looks to see if the fietd goal has been made. Mr. Beaver. Mrs. Heyer. and Mr. Gamer show their spirit by participating as judges during the Homecnming pepfest. Twenty sever; varslty Sports Were ; year in a row. The publications at Edina High School were a diverse group. Students on the iiterarWarts magazine Images- on the Wind staff sifted through a multitude of student- v submittedartWork, prose, and poetry. ' The Wcrk put into producing the magazine resulted in the attainment of . aniA'fIwAmerican rating for fourteen of the past fifteen years. Zephyrus. , Edina High Schoot s newspaper was produced by an extremeiy dedicated I, staff; Numerous; deadliens had to be met, and; Editor-indChief Chris Nelson hard to'prcef all of the work before -the paper went to press. u$emetimes l, wasnat scheot working until 11:00 at night,n said Chris, an example of one 1 dedieated to her work. The Windigo 3 staff worked diiigently throughout the year in ordervto produce a topnotch ' yearbook. There were five deadlines 3 during the year, aiong with horrendous copy and picture deadlines. Sometimes things went smoothly, and at other times there were problems. But whatever the case, publications at Edina were a strong source of student output in the 3 corporation of Edina High School. Various other activities were offered at Edina. Varsity and B-Squad cheerleading were select groups, along with Edinae precision danceline, the ?Homettes. There were five tanguage clubs, the newest of which was Russian Club, making an impressive debut this year. Of course, Student Council was the governing agent at Edina, and Debate was offered for those who wished to prove their point through intense research and impressive verbosity. Several dramatic productions and clubs offering special services to others were also noticed during the school year. As one could see, the Edina student could join any of a number of organizations, which led to the intensivication of Edina as a producer of unlimited output for the high school as well as the community. iNTRODUCTION 9

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s Julie Colbert remains in the hearts of Zephyrus staffers. TSTUDE A report on the student life at Edina is indicative of the spirited yEdina student. Whether it was participating in a Homecoming skit, dancing in the musical, or going to a party, the Edina student always was sure to be involved during after-school hours. One couldn't go home and start on homework, for the best years of our lives was based on memories made and friends gained. Truly, one of the profits earned by the Edina student was his all- important social life. A student had a variety of school- oriented programs to choose from. The fall musical, Hello. Dolly!. was a smash success. The cast of dedicated performers provided a night of delightful entertainment for the sell- out crowd. Homecoming was a high point in any Edina High School students' life. The dance, held in the Southdale Center, was attended by a large portion of the student body. The band Sussman Lawrence provided the entertainment for an evening to be remembered. As the snows fell in February, yet another dance was held After a visit by the balloon man. Molly Johnson celebrates with balloons. LIFE to help appease the mid-winter blahs. Sweetheart, it was called, and a memorable event it was. The school's organizations also provided entertainment throughout the school year. Several band concerts, such as Pops. and choir concerts, such as 'Current Jam. were the musical outlets for the student that enjoyed music. On the other hand, there were plenty of other activities that the Edina student participated in without the involvement of the school. Summer was an extraordinary season, and students will long remember 'lcruising Lake Harriet and the vacation at a friend's cabin. Fads and fashions were an event, with the adoption of trendy sweatshirts and sweater vests. Students will remember the Tylenol scare, and the infamous crow that attacked students between classes. Social events such as parties, movies, and even intimate dinners for two were stepping stones on the way to discovering our likes and dislikes. But whatever the case, an Edina Students' after-school involvement was certainly one of importance. STUDENT LIFE 11