St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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Darcy DeClercq proves how delicious the heaping ways to make sure the coast is clear, she very portions of spaghetti really are. After looking both primly slurps up a mouthful-and-a-noodle’s worth. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE: BOTTOM ROW, J. Fishmon, T. Violett , J. McPh non, A. Culler, L. Howard, A. loiderman, M. lox, R. Antoine. ROW 2, D. Strickland, J. Rosenbaum, W. Horri- on, S. Spiegel, B. Korenchen, M. McMillan, S. Scott, M. locher, K. Johnson, D. Snyder, J. Biglow, R. Butte. ROW 3: J. VonArx, R. Raskin, V. Silverman, C. Swiggum, P. Swonda, K. lent, L. Meyer, J. Holmberg, R. Harwood, S. Stock, D. Peterson, 1. Biros, M. Slver, E. Troch. ROW 4, S. Meyers, B. Rietx, W. Fohlm. R. Ahl- crona, B. Schopper, D. DeClercq, A. Steimle, 0. Droegkomp, M. DesMarots, S. Swoin, S. lipkko, C. Aaron, J. Brood, M. Pope, C. Phillipe, W. Kunin, D. Welter. ROW 5, S. Swenson, C. Olson, C. longer, S. Freedlond, L Wicklund, B. Droen, S. Olson, T. Johon-neck, I. Bums, J. lange, J. Kirshboum, P. Cocoron, J. Boily, D. Howard, R. losman, M. Simonet, M. McQuoid, K. Krueger, M. Mense. Wendy Kunin satisfies spaghetti eaters’ carbonated cravings. Surrounded by congratulating peers, the moment of realization strikes Jenny Biglow as she tearfully accepts being crowned Queen. After crowning. King candidates rally round elated Peter Shapiro, offering him slaps on the back for being dubbed Homecoming King. Homecoming • 17

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Cartoon characters came to life, helped make Homecoming successful, spirit-filled Dogwood Bumstead would have been impressed if he had attended Homecoming Week. The previous Friday, a pep fest previewed the activities. There, cartoon lovers felt a great effervescence when 58 members of the Royal Court were announced. Sunday night, ravenous appetites were satisfied as long noodles with delicious sauce made their way into the mouths of Spaghetti Dinner enthusiasts. Dennis the Menace's prim friend Margaret would have been appalled at the goings-on as nine teams of gutsy pie eaters gorged themselves on Monday night. Tuesday saw a fervor of excitement as Mr. Magoo and other cartoon favorites came to life on the auditorium's movie screen. Enthusiasm mounted on Thursday night when the soccer team kicked a 3-2 victory over Eisenhower. Zeal was at an all-time high at Friday’s pep fest, where Baby Huey and other Saturday-morning heroes appeared in person. A recordpaying crowd of 3,442 attended the football game to cheer as the Orioles defeated Robbinsdale 23-1 2. To bring a festive end to the Week, students danced on Friday night to the sound of Daniel. A-that-a, a-that-a, a-that’s all, folks! Mitch Mense, as Baby Huey, wins Varsity Show contest. After a messy pie-eoting squirmish, Becky Herzon, Stacie Freeland and Mary Boranian are eager to wash up. Mark Lax and Arr.y Laiderman, Homecoming less behind-the-scenes jobs, that of counting committee chairpeople, perform one of count- royalty candidate votes for coronation night. 16 • Homecoming

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Student Council breezed by — financed needy organizations, aided underprivileged Every Tuesday without fail, the 35 members of Student Council met. Despite the lack of faculty advisor and parliamentarian. Council dealt with problems as they were brought to their attention. Results of Council pressure were the unlocking of the controlled parking lot and the sale of lunch tickets on Monday and Thursday mornings. Under the leadership of President Rick Butte, committees were formed to help United Fund, and the poor were aided with canned food and stamp drives. Using $2,200 raised from Homecoming and a dance. Council supported AFS Club. They also financed dances whose profits went to SIG and DE. Vice President Cindy Aaron appointed committee chairpeople from among many applicants for Homecoming, Sno-Daze and Prom. Members tried without success to have more than the allotted number of dances, to bring the Council’s activities to the students' attention and to acquire a room with a better attendance-inspiring locale for their inconspicuous meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. Sue McGinty, secretory; Zuel. iraoww; Bob McForSn, student School Board rep-Cindy Aoron, vice president; Rick Butte, president; Tim reseotatrve. Feedback is a vital part of meetings and Ron Raskin offers some as Sue Sklar listens. President Rick Butte expectantly informs members of committees needing volunteers. 18 • Student Council