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

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ABUF. Edna's own Bunch of Fools, entertoinec at athletic games and pepfests. During half tit at the first home footbaHgame against Richffc. they were at it again. Like some of the other hot Minnesota bands to play at First A venue in Minneapolis, the Prehistoric JeBo Babies, made up of students John Bush 11), Alex Holderness (10), Matt Holderness (11), Mark Collins (11), Scott Thorp (9), Paul Dulin (11), and John Colby (10), opened to a rowdy crowd for the Urban GuenHas 4 OPENING

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Emerging as a first- yea' club. Edna’s Out mg Club began the year with quite a catch 4th place m the homecommg Float Contest (sorry, no parade) To keep our spirits high, even when the scor-board may have favored the other team, the cheerleaders displayed some new changes at football games Note the formation and sprtfy new uniforms! m early summer. 1985 Edna tost a familiar sight Wooddoie Elementary School, whose last graduating class was present in the Class of 1986. wos torn down to make way for a pork and parking tot. HoHoween came a few days early to Edna, m the form of a T'Class Rash sponsored by Win-dgo The theme was costume and Jeft Green (12), Kevin Klmber (12), and John Warlnlck (10) came as dressed up OPENING 3

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Sometimes world travel was a part of our education. too Patty Morris (12), Theresa Sladek (12), ana Jaml Goodmanson (12) spent time together n Interlaken. Switzerland during the 1 ?8S summer. sweaters, past the mohawks and ponytails, through the glasses and contacts, we found camaraderie, school spirit, and imagination. We supported each other at school, in class, at athletic events, and on a social basis. We aroused our spirits at pepfests, cheered on our home team, and even cried when we bst the big game. We helped each other study and gave advice on each other's love lives — whether it was good advice or not. Academically, we were once again in the top of the nation. Consistently, Edina had been commended for its excellence over the years. This year was no different. In its October '85 issue, OMNI magazine listed Edina as being one of the schools that points the way to the future. Individually, we were honored with 14 National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalists and 26 Commended Students. Images on the Wind, Edina's literary magazine, received the All-American Publications Award for the 18th year in a row. These recognitions helped in giving Edina some of its pride. A great majority of our pride, however, came from within ourselves — in our appearance and in our actions. We worked at shedding the cake-eater image as we began to ask everybody to READ BETWEEN THE LINES and see who we really were. We ask you to do the same. Sit back, turn the page, and find out what made this year at this school so Edina. At the kick-off Tri-Class Bash, this one sponsored by school. Greta Thang (11), Joey Silverman (12), Eric Gabrielson (12), Titus Leung (12), Steve Dombach (12), and Dean Peterson (12) meet on the dancefloor. Bashes were a time to forget the homework, to see and be seen, and to get psyched for the weekend. OPENING 5