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

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by the summer? Plunging Into summer was like exploring a new world, where we discovered our surroundings ond ourselves. With rhe U.S. economy picking up. travel wos available to more students The rustic outdoors ottrocted the bold ond dor-ing to rhe B.W.C.A.. Taylor's Foils or Temperonce River. Cultural exploration wos ortoined by world travelers of Europe. Israel ond the Orient. Similor experiences could be found on the local scene. The outdoorsperson typicolly braved rhe sweltering 90° weather ond heoded for the beoch. Cultural attractions were or institutes ond fairs, libraries ond theaters of dromo ond comedy. The Suburbs ond Shongoyo drew hordes of people to free outdoor concerts or Loring Pork ond Loke Horriet. One kind of exploration thot usuolly led to new friendships, money ond. most of oil. responsibility, wos o summer job. Whether it wos full or port-time employment, it wos o voluoble experience. Summer held o mysterious power to change ond individualize everyone. We returned to o new school year: different. older, better. Opposite: The city's skyline Is viewed from inside rhe Minneapolis Art Institute. Top: Andy Mortin, John Golombos. Jeff Anderson. Bill Richmond. Don Tschida ond Paul Hellickson explore the BWCA Middle Left: Herzl Comp fosters o friendship for Koren Levine ond Sonja Erickson. Middle Right: Morci Ettedgui ond Nizo Przetycki sightsee in Israel. Bottom Left: Individuality characterizes Scott Stokes, miming in Holland.

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Nowhere else but $r Loua Pork (PW pu.|q oqi JO) lUOUKSUtoot lioqesoq-deeq C96i «m «) O Amid much pomp ond ceremony the new City Center opened Its doors to Minneopolis shoppers. The elegonr shopping center wos port of on overoll attempt to resuscitate the downtown orea's dying shopping industry A few blocks owoy in the dome, the outlook wasn't quite os hopeful. The Vikings were beset with Injuries, including quorterbock Tommy Kramer ond tight-end Joe Senser, both with knee Injuries. While the Vikings limped through the seoson. the Gophers extended their longest losing streok In the University's history. They rong up record losses of 84-13 to Nebrasko ond 69-18 ro Ohio Store in the process. The Dome's new olr conditioning system come In hondy this summer While Twins fons cooled off inside, the rest of the srote sweored through one of the hottest summers on record. Despite the hear, home-grown presidential hopeful. Walter Mondole wos busy politicking. His compoign received o shot In the orm when It got bocking from the NEA ond the first pre-primary presidential endorsement in AFL-CIO history. Opposite Top: Pork's Own Lyle Honks wos cougttf up in kxol politics Opposite Bottom The link between Highways 7 ond12 wos (molly completed, reducing traffic congestion m that oreo Top Left: Although the City Center dxJn t ottroct hordes of shoppers, it did bring some much needed business ro the downtown oreo Top Right: Pork students were forced to spend their quorrers on phone colls becouse the shcool odminwonon cfcscontmued free phone use m the off e 5