Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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While working on decorafions, Jenny Block U 1, looks up and exclaims, Oh, Homecoming is such a special fime, lhope fhaf fhe decorafions add an air of festivity. Queen Hayley Bush UZJ and King Jeff Bisson U3: share a few quiet moments during the game f0 reflecf on one of the mosf thrilling weeks of fheir high schodl years. Jim Bloosfon H1, and Michele Kewisch n 1,, masfer and mistress of ceremonies, ponder the candidafes as the y read off some sfrange quali- fies and events experienced by members of the court. Katie DeVoe U1, and Nancy Royce U1, pick up stylish boufineers. Bachmans was jammed wifh students who waited in hour-long lines To pick up flowers. HOMECOMING 45

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Bury The Braves! confinuea' on page 43 ciTemenT. A wild pepfesT filled The en- Tlre sTudy body wiTh splrlT and made The slogan TTDig Their Graves and Bury The Braves! resound Through The halls. The parade, however, was canceled because of high winds. Brenda Hess um head of The Parade CommiTTee, said, TTIT was ToTally unfair of Them To cancel The parade. They should have consenTed wiTh The sTudenTs in charge before doing iT. IT was a real bummer. In The game againsT Burnsville, Edina showed Those Braves who really had courage! The final score was Edlna l3, Burnsville 6. SaTurday, The final day of Home- coming week, goT off To a lazy sTarT. Around 1:00, people began To arrive aT Bachmans, as hundreds of IiTTIe pur- . ple boxes emerged from The back room. The DecoraTions CommiTTee was hard aT work adding Touches of summer To The commons and cafeTe- ria. There were goldfish bowls on The Tables, and all was ready for The dance To begin. Happy couples, afTer exchanging flowers and humoring The oohs and ahhs of nosTalgic parenTs, drove off To various fine Twin CiTies resTauranTs. AfTer dinner, To The dance They flew. Arriving fashionably IaTe, 9:03 for The sophomores, 40:20 for The resT, cou- ples found Themselves surrounded wiTh cheerful chaTTer and bee-bop music. Some couples amused Themselves by dancing The nighT away, oTher by min- gling wiTh friends. AT 11:30, The dance drew To a close. AfTer-dance acTiviTies included par- Ties, resTauranTs, hoTel rooms, and movies. This year's Homecoming fes- TiviTies were fanTasTic, all who parTici- paTed felT Homecoming '85 was The perfecT leick off of The school year. AT The Royal Coronation, Angie Clifford T120 sings Edina's Alma Mater. ' s2; . g: ' i .l - r ,3? i' A Homecoming CourT - Girls: Rachelle Teese, Mueller, Laura Amsden, Tica Wilson, Sfephanie son, Jim Hurley, Tim Panchof, Kiefh Jungels, Sfe Anne Connell, Kim Olson, Josephine Axf, Lindsay LeGros. Boys: Derek Jones, Dan Byhre, Rob Ready, Dave Burbidge. Hvkes, Hayley Bush, Gretchen Zwakma'n, Nancy Mendel, Timothy Elmer, Omar Yamoor, Jeff Bis- M HOMECOMING

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16 FADSNASHIONS Shorts were lengfhened and broughf out in bold colors when the new patterned shorfs enfered the market, as worn by Tom Maison um, Lance Larlvee CI 1h, Rob Okerlund U 1,, and Nick Had- dad U 1,- While frying on hats in rhe Beneffon Shop, Carol Hamilton U 1, sho wed fhaf a splash of color and a flowery print mode fhe new trends fun.