Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SNO-IDAZIE § Top Right: Last year's queen, Marissa Karlson. crowns Dave. Middle Left: Edison's Beastie Boys . Jason Holscher and J.P. Pomerenke tell the nerds , Troy Longie and Steve Burns, that they have to fight for their right to oarrrrrrtv! Middle Right: Valerie Reilly. Angie Runnels. Monica Sanders, and Robyn Wilson do their cool, crucial, and awesome moves. Left: Jack Keiser watches his Country Boys. Jay Vandermyde and Jim Smahel. get creamed by Destruction Incorporated’s John Nellermoe and John Bliskowski as Mark Vandermyde refereed. From Left To Right: Brian Vosler. Jill Westphal. John Pomerenke, Tammy Smith. Queen Andrea Kozlak, King Dave Preese. Sue O'Reilly. John Sparrow, Kher Yang, Israel Akinsanya.

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The 1987 Sno-Daze week broke tradition by being held in March instead of the usual month of January. With work being done on the auditorium, the variety show wouldn’t be held until almost two months later. It will always be remembered as the snowless Sno-Daze. Regardless of what month, Sno-Daze would have virtually been a snowless one because the 86-87 winter was practically tropical, for Minnesota, with very little snow cover. In spite of the changes, Sno-Daze went on as it traditionally has at Edison High School. The week consisted of opposite sex day, day of darkness, twin day. summer day. and blue gold day. On Wednesday. Dan Fowlds won the snowball eating contest (the Hostess variety). The week ended with the variety show and coronation as Dave Preese and Andrea Kozlak were crowned king and queen. Later that evening we had the traditional Sno-Daze carnival and dance featuring Edison alumni, the band, the Hip-Tones. Ilf'S 1II IK IE HEAVEN Top: Andrea Kozlak is crowned by last years king. San Thouk. Top Right: Queen Andrea and King Dave. Above: Ginny Thoraldson sings Evergreen. Middle Left: Dan Fowlds Randy jams on the electric guitar as Rob Miller sings Paranoid. by Black Sabbath. Middle Right: Ted Ferraro proves his talent. Bottom Right: Crystal Butzler shows us her Flagline moves. Bottom Middle: The Edison Express entertains the crowd with Who Put the Bomp. 2$

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Above: Jill Westphal does her imitation of Cousin It on summer day. Right: Jean Rotondo and Beth Weiler wore the ever popular U of M sweatshirts on twin day. Top Left: Becky Held pulls out her hat and tie for opposite sex day. Top Middle: Angie Vega and Lynn Paradise show their twinTommie spirit. Top Right: Mark wears a moustache to twin up with Dave. Middle Left: Pat DeVito gives a lesson at the Sno-Daze hockey booth. Middle Right: Mike Munson and Brenda Albrecht dance to the music of the Hip Tones. Right: Mr. Roff gives a biology lesson to Jim and Julie on how to determine the sex of a turtle. 10