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

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Surf Belles' Although Surf Belles make all routines they Dreams their imaginary water clock fells perform look easy, in their show The Sea of the time that was spent to reach perfection. 'Dreams' were not Freudian slips Who would ever have imagined that behind closed doors to the school pool was a ‘‘Sea of Dreams? Ready to make their debuts in the water were 48 Surf Belles, who had sewn costumes and choreographed their own scenes to make their theme come true. For a flawless production, tryouts and rehearsals were held. Uniqueness took over when the audience realized the water was the artists' stage. In keeping with the post-$wimming ritual, Roberta Antoine dries her hair at full speed. Surf Belles • 29

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After hours of practice, two showwomen perform the ballet leg in unison, reflecting the skill and expertise that Surf Belles are known for. Feeling a sense of triumph and exaltation at performing a routine well, Julie Gorman reacts cheerfully to the spectators applause. SURF BELLES: 80TT0M ROW: J. Kersey, D. Raskin, J. Gorman, K. Hoff, R. Antoine, K. lent , W. Tronberg, M. Boronion, D. Sov-itt. ROW 2: C. Isoocson, T. Koth, I. Anderson, S. Saxton, S. Walkor, J. Halstenson, I. Addington, L. Engel, C. A neson. ROW 3: K. Rick, K. Olson, J. McElfish, D. Stroud, I. Moorhead, V. Dokko, V. lawrence, K. Gust. ROW 4: J. Dovis, M. Trygestod. 28 • Surf Belles

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Mandala full of stuff for a literary buff Mandala, the literary magazine, offered an opportunity for students to display and express their creative talents. Submissions of prose, poetry, art and photography were welcomed. Seventeen Mandalians sorted, typed, copied and accumulated all submitted material into the Redbook, an organized series of all entries. This was handed out to a select group of teachers and all staff members with a week allotted to rate the various submissions. They were coded so only Editor Janelle Weldin and the advisors knew who entered what. Aside from judging and compiling the magazine, staff members diligently worked to raise money. The first Mandala Coffeehouse offered unusual teas and coffee plus home-bred entertainment. Peanut Day and Mandala-grams were sponsored during Sno-daze with proceeds from the Sno-daze dance going to Mandala. From a semester of hard work, the seventh issue of Mandala was unveiled the middle of May. Poetry Staff Carolyn Hunegs, Patricia Halvar- comfortable corner to dwell over poems that son, Jeanne Reuter and Patrice Heid find a were in previous issues of Mandala. On a trip to the library. Prose Staff Debbie and Cathi Orkin find a grouping of old wicker Grossfield, Diane Gummeson, Jeff Carroll rocking chairs to read up on post literature. Along with advising the Mandala staff, Ms. Rose Korst explains how to butter a bagel. Publicity Managers Evan Mandel and Clare Sprcsser try their hands at TV advertisement. 30 • Mandala