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PROFILE UPDATES
| • | David Schoenecker 2/11 |
| • | John Kasprick 2/10 |
| • | Randy Keeler (Keeler) 2/10 |
| • | David Garrity 7/9 |
| • | Bryan Fuhr 5/26 |
| • | Bob Keller 4/26 |
| • | Anne Comnick (Bailey) 12/2 |
| • | Todd Price 10/14 |
| • | Lance Jensen 2/29 |
| • | Brad Eisenhuth 10/31 |
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW
WHERE WE LIVE
Who lives where - click links below to find out.
2 live in Alabama
2 live in Alaska
3 live in Arizona
2 live in Arkansas
16 live in California
6 live in Colorado
3 live in Connecticut
5 live in Florida
1 lives in Hawaii
2 live in Idaho
4 live in Illinois
1 lives in Iowa
1 lives in Louisiana
1 lives in Maine
1 lives in Maryland
1 lives in Massachusetts
197 live in Minnesota
1 lives in Mississippi
2 live in Missouri
1 lives in Nevada
1 lives in New Jersey
1 lives in New Mexico
3 live in North Carolina
1 lives in North Dakota
3 live in Ohio
1 lives in Oklahoma
1 lives in Pennsylvania
2 live in South Carolina
1 lives in South Dakota
1 lives in Tennessee
6 live in Texas
4 live in Utah
1 lives in Vermont
3 live in Virginia
8 live in Washington
8 live in Wisconsin
1 lives in Australia
1 lives in Austria
1 lives in Brazil
1 lives in Myanmar
45 location unknown
14 are deceased
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Edina East High School
Class Of 1981 |
Welcome to the Edina-East High School Class of 1981 web site.
In its 32 years of existence, Edina-East High School built a tradition of excellence known across the state. Whether by a rival school from northern Minnesota, or by an envious school from the Twin Cities, Edina-East was noticed extensively.
Our reputation emphasized victories in sports, academic achievement, and exuberant spirit. After our traditions had started and our reputation was established, they were associated with and contributed to the Edina mystique. However, we were more than a name.
Edina-East High School was made up of individuals whose competitive drive led to sustained success. Edina East was populated by an outstanding administration, faculty, and student body. In June of 1981, however, an era of excellence came to an end.
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