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

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SUMMER II

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(continued from page 7t Children , were extremely popular. Jenny’s death and Greg’s misery were shared by millions of faithful fans. Those who did not choose to view the soaps could entertain themselves by checking out the latest videos on MTV, watching a family special on HBO, or by excitedly screaming Good answer!” to gameshow participants on “Family Feud”. Everyone, undoubtedly, knew about the widely publicized ’84 Olympics. The Soviet boycott was a big issue, as was the participation of Yugoslavia and Romania. The U.S. athletes made the country proud as they went on to capture eighty three gold medals. All at once, it was time to hit the books again. Autumn breezes were in the air, as was the anticipation of the coming school year. Shopping for new clothes became a full time occupation as the big First Day came closer and closer. Finally, it arrived, and with it came the excitement of renewing old friendships as well as making new ones. From nervous sophomores to experienced seniors, all looked forward to an exciting new year at one of the many plea- I.isa Wong (12), Carrie Nolan (12), and Sarah Greenfield (12) use team effort to wash that dirt right out of their hair. Larry Swanson (11) enjoys the late-summcr day’s by passing time with his skateboard. 10 SUMMER

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Homecoming was weeks away, cry Udin a student sleeps in pajamas! and Queen were announced. yet excitement was in the air! f low did it feel to be on Homecoming Returning members of the previous The time had arrived when Court? Judging by the radiant faces of year's court were Kathy Halloran and Bill voting would begin to narrow down the Trish Franciosi (12) and Pete Vidmar Mork, the two who would announce the ‘84-‘85 class of seniors to only a select (12k it was obvious it felt fantastic. After new king and queen. As the crowd grew twenty-two. Students could be seen busily being wakened by the election committee tense, Kathy llalloran tore open the enve-working on ballots and trying to make pre- and hearing the announcement of who had lope containing the name of one male dictions of who would be the next king and made it”, the good times for the court court member and then paced back and queen. Shortly, after they finished tallying members were ready to begin. A party at forth before jubilantly throwing her arms the votes, the mischievous election com- Burger King, potlucks, and all-night around Bruce McCollister (12). The Jef-mittec set out to surprise the unsuspecting bashes were just a few of the festivities, ferson Jaguars managed to come away court with honks of horns, kisses, hugs and Coronation was one of the special events with a win of 17-0. Despite the defeat, the a few extra surprises! Much to the aston- that the court participated in, for there, in festivites continued on schedule with the ishment of the election committee, not cv- the gym, the !984-'85 Homecoming King Homecoming dance the following night. 12 HOMECOMING