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

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Meeting people Is a fun game, especially come Committee. Belainish Tekle contem- ,vhen played between new students and Wei- plates who to contact to win. Friendly faces were transformed into helpful faces Throughout the chaotic first day of school 46 students did not feel the loneliness of being in an impersonal stampede. Instead all around them were friendly faces; Welcome Committee members came to their rescue. As school settled into the usual routine. Welcome Committee did not forget its new friends. New students were invited to a party highlighted by a Park soccer game. And for all students. Welcome Committee compiled booklets of extra-curricular activities. This proved that Welcome Committee deserved the motto — “A friend in need, is a friend indeed.” Amy Kennedy shows new student Faith Froi-lond how to operate the language lab. Welcome Committee • 21

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Concessions Club Crew controls Cannibalistic crowd ‘‘All hands on deck, it’s 6 high. Each vendor manned his concessions post like a battleship. They became adept at firing 60 cases of pop into the cooler, loading the popcorn machine and setting it to go off when the crowd bombarded their starboard. The Concessions Crew scurried to their port openings ready for any order the fearless fans would fire at them. Those pop bottles don't seem to hold as much os they used to! Bonnie Rietz knows that Oriole fans are always thirsty. CONCESSIONS CLUB. BOTTOM ROW: V. Lawrence, A. Piwos- Allen, advisor, V. Novak, chuk, K. Polm, 0. Palm. ROW 2: 0. Welter, t. Kruzel. ROW 3: R. 20 Concessions

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King Arthur's days revived with snowy gusto Medieval days reigned during the Sno-daze Week of Hearts. Monday night in Dating Game Land, two lucky swains and damsels won a pizza date at Shakey’s. The Keg Club made a winning sweep to clinch the broomball title on Wednesday. That night Gary Eidson proved to be the best jostler, dragon slayer and fighter, thus winning the throne for Queen Jaci Voigt. The Sno-daze Committee’s carnation sale was successful, profits going to Student Council. Growing in festivity. Park was victorious in both gymnastics and basketball. A dance to Harvey topped off the snowy week of 1 3th Century fun. With scarves flying, I. Hedlund, J. Voigt and G. Eidson and M. Harris to capture their lov- J. Neyers steer their blind mates R. Karlson, ers' hearts and cross the finish line. 22 • Sno-daze Colleen Bitzer and Chris Gray have fun selling carnations to scent-imental students.