Edina West Upper Division - Windigo Yearbook (Edina, MN)

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“Start your engines!’ Edina-Wost students have hit the |reets! Once equipped with the keys to the family car the “wild and crazy cruisers would transform a dull Saturday night into a gas-guzzling, belly-bust- ing fantasy. The evening would begin with cup of hot coffee from Perkins to warm the cold “lead-feet.” As soon as the bodies felt ready to roam, coffee was put aside for cruise- mobiles. From Perkins, many Ford Station Wagons as well as Mustang Il’s would have been seen heading towards neighboring Hopkins. Down the main strip, mufflers rattled and rubber burned! After a few passes, more intrigue was sought. Students managed to contemplate the situation while viewing the possibilities very easily over French Silk Pie from the nearby Poppin Fresh. Back into the cars and onto the road, drivers would aimlessly cruise around. Many students ended up touring one of the various Twin City Lakes. Lake Harriet proved popular as it had bike racks for the energetic sophomores. If on those nippy, sub-zero nights, the heater in the ’67 Chevy wasn’t “up to par” certainly ”2 all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun” would “warm the cockles of their hearts.” By now the well-traveled car had a sufficiently emptied fuel tank. Super-America solved the situation. A few more meaningless roams through Indian Hill's dimly lit streets satisfied the “cruise-phobia. Time to put the car back into its nest. Thus, the end of another Edina-West cruising adventure 23