Eden Prairie High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eden Prairie, MN)

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Who were these people lingering throughout the school after the 2:10 bell had rung? Most likely, they were the people involved in the numerous Clubs and organizations of EPHS. These people were an impor- tant asset to the school, for without their participation, many school events would cease to exist. Events such as the Oktoberfest sponsored by the German Club, the Eagle Feast put on by the National Honor Socie- ty and the annual fruit sale by the choir. The clubs and organizations didn't simply exist; they exceHed. There were a number of students in the band and choir who received all state recognition. The Eyrie received a first place rating in national com- petition. One didn't have to be a jock 0r president of the school to get involved in EPHS. The many dubs and organizations provided the opportunity to become involved in an extraordinary student body. Ingredients: Fund raisers, competition, solos, performances, deadlines, cooperation, meetings, practice, dedication, commitment. 50 x Organizations

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Working on her homework is junior Sue Irvine. HIGHLIGHTS: Problems trip to downtown Min- neapolis. The showing of THistory of the World Part I. The social classes entering Time's uMan of the Year contest. The government's trip downtown. Freshmen and sophomores took a trip to see Heartland, as a part of Women's History Week. Steve Born: American Study 9, 10. lean Hatlestad: Problems in American Society, Minori- ty Studies, Western Europe, Asian Studies. Susan Houge: Western Europe, American Studies. lerry Porter: American Studies 9, Psychology. Ken Rood: Ancient Medieval, American Studies 10. lohn Ryski: USSRtEastern Europe, American Studies 10. Bill Terriquez: Problems in American Society, American Government. loAnn Treanor: Social Studies Resource Aide Not Pictured: Charles Swanson: American Studies 10, Visions in American Literature, Language and Literature Assisting Chip Stravrum Gem with his algebra is Helen Etnier. HIGHLIGHTS: Field trips to the Hennepin County Courthouse, Government Center, and Crime Lab. Video-taping mock interviews of the students. EmployeUemployee banquet. Johnson Institute in- services on chemical dependence. Sales competition. Manager of Powers security. Career field trip. Study- ing the courts system. Kids learned real life experience on the job. lim Anker: Study Skills, English Essentials. Carrie Davis: Management Aide Helen Etnier: English Essentials, Study Skills. Sheryl Herwig: Special Education. Floyd Larson: Study Skills, Math Essentials. Kathy Palmer: Roles of Men and Women, Occupa- tional Relations. Sue Sime: Reading and Writing Lab. .. .1. .lat I.h TQXEK 1t. '. t . .. . V4 r : 533mm TVDEldS Ruth Stoeger: Occupational Relations I, ll. lane Thibert: Personal Development. Not Pictured: Gloria Kibbel: Took over Ruth Stoeger's position mid-year. Academics t 49

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