Edina High School - Whigrean Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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Sophomores flock together Mp From the waves of Lake Minne- North to experience the popular tonka. Pat McCarthy 0a catches summer epidemic - cabin fever. a cool breeze. SUMMER Brad Barth 0m arrives too late to defend his property from T.P.ers. 13

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UMMEIQ What do you remember about the summer of ,87? Volleyball at tlthe Lake, the flash flood, or the lranaCon- tra hearings? These events and more made the summer linger on in our minds long after we returned to school. Students kept busy dur- ing the summer in a wide variety of ways. One of the most popular was going to the lake, whether to partici- pate in water sports, soak up the sun, or check out the social scene. Lake fun was also found at family cabins up North. Trips out of state were a common activity. Many stu- dents participated in sport camps, visited colleges, and some took advantage of the long vacation time and trav- eled overseas, such as Valer- ie Vandenhende lIOl who uwent to Spain for an awe- some four weeks with my friends. Those students who spent the summer at home ob- served movies like ttLa Bamba, ltThe Untouch- ables, Full Metal Jacket and tlThe Living Daylights lwhich heralded Timothy Dalton as the new Bondl. Popular music events in- cluded Motley Crue, Whites- nake, Madonna, and the Cure concerts. Kelly Salita UZl, who attended the Bry- an Adams concert, said . . it was jamminl. Riverfest was another place to find music. Whitney Houston, Night Ranger, tcontinued on page 15 l Kt Michelle Coleman 02y Lesley Mc- Bumey 02L. and K.C. Saterbak Uzl conquer the Montana mts. These junior girls play on their fa- vorite piece of Burger King equip- ment. W t v stqg SUMMER

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David Dreher 03 and Matt Dave Unitan 02L Malcolm Eaton Howell am pause for a moment 02y and Jeff Hayward um enjoy to ask. which would you rath- Taylofs Falls. er? some BEYOND nus Pom MAY. ' RESULT IN DEATH ANDlOR LOSS or 3mm; vasusczs Ann Toepel 03 and Beth DeVoe um dress Western for a night at Frontier Ranch in Colorado. Seniors Gaht Wegner. Mark Dahl. and John MacKany spend a day sailing on Ottertail Lake. SUMMER