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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

. M 'th, r yf' iiNV'R1?K- .; . -, .A rung $3'1? 9' 9kg. J7- THE EAGLE Eden Prairie High School 1957 Dedication Martha Wanek To Mrs. Wanek, in appreciation for all her patient guidance, kindness and friendship during our high school years, we respectively and sincerely dedicate this yearbook. GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MRS. SIMONS MR. HULS MR. NELSON Valley City T. C. St. Cloud Teachers St. Cloud 6th Grade 1 University of Minnesota Hamline Math Courses Social Studies 7 Speech 12 MISS NYE St. Cloud T. C. Librarian 7-8th Grade Cour ses MRS. HOLZ ER University of Minnesota English 12 Home EC. 11-12 MRS. AXELSON MR. ENGSTROM . MRS. WANEK St. Olaf Carlton Univer sity of Minnesota Chorus and Band Math and Sciences Social Studies English 9-11 Phy. Ed. Coach French, Phy. Ed. MR. BISPALA MRS. HALL MR. CONNAUGHTY University of Minnesota Office Secretary Winona T. C. Commercial Courses Shop and Biology Geography Coach Grade School Teachers Ugeft to RighQ Mrs. Simons 6th, Mrs. Stordahl 3rd, Mrs. Bartlett 2nd 8: 3rd. Mrs. Oleson 151:, Mrs. Dietz 4th 8n 5th. Mrs. Olson 4th, Mrs. Walker 2nd, Mrs. Kahl 5th. Senior Class History of 1957 In 1945 there were fourteen little hot rods lined up for the big race. How many would finish the race ? Which ones would drop out? Who would the new contestants be ? It took twelve years to answer those questions. Here are the results. . Those first fourteen starters were Jerry Blakeborough, Pat Boyd, Rose Mary Christenson, Ben Filipi, Ronald Glampe, William Good, Robert Hirt, Romona Jones, Pauline Kocourek, Beverly Kopesky, Dewitte Reed, John Shaver, Thomas Smith and Ruby 'i'orger son. In the second lap of the race we find that Ronald Glampe, Romona Jones, and John Shaver have left us but there are many newcomers to take their places. Karen Chelberg, Wayne Chevalier, Larry Parrish, Bert Pierce, Terryl Thompson, David Winsness, Marvin and Melvin Langer and Vernon Torgerson join us in this second lap. Fall of t47' sees us entering our third round. Ruby Toger son, David Winsness, Marvin and Melvin Langer and Vernon Torgerson have dropped out. We have four new replacements LaRose Boike, Luella Gilbert, Donald Garrison and James Simons. Near the end of this lap Terryl Thompson leaves us. Our fourth endeavor brings Harold ,Ander son, Gordon Hopper stad, Bernerd Torger 'son and Dewey Ness. However, Deweyr Ness, LaRose Boike and Karen Chelberg soon leave us. With the fifth, Duane Haakinson, Maryann Marshall, Jerome Pomerleau, and Nancy Owen get into the race. No one leaves us in this lap. Chester Clemmer, Nancy Humphrey, Robert Listberger, Don MacKinnon. Colleen Sweeney and Kenneth Skogstad join us in iSOi and t51i but in the same year Harold Anderson, Duane Haakinson, Nancy Humphrey, Nancy Owen, Colleen Sweeney and Duane Skogstad quit our conte st for other races. September of 1951 and weire over the Hhump . We ire starting our seventh challenge. Bonnie Kormylo, Jeraldine McAllister and Gay Samuelson are the new entries. Jerry Bladeborough leaves us after seven laps. Lawrence Achilles, Pat Eames and Ken Foss arrive in time for the eighth lap. Lawrence Achilles and Chester Clemmer drop out. We're entering our ninth lap. With only four left we find our group remaining a bit more steadfast with fewer entranCes and exits. The ninth brings Elizabeth Florez, Wayne Davidson and Arthur Graikowski. Liz remains but Wayne and Arthur soon leave. Everyone holds through the tenth. At the end of this lap Gay Samuelson and Gordon Hopper stad wave Hso long and depart. More changes occur in this eleventh endeavor. We have four joiners: Richard Brown, Pat Fisher, Marlene Wenisch and Bob Moe. Four more drop out: Ben Filipi, Larry Parrish, Tom Smith and Don MacKinnon. September ofi56' brings the twelfth and final lap of our long race. There are no new- comers at this late stage of the race but three leave: Don Garrison, Ken Foss and Dick Brown. June of 1957 greets the finish of our long and difficult race. There are eighteen proud winners: Pat Boyd, Wayne Chevalier, Rose Mary Christenson, Pat Eames, Pat Fisher, Liz Florez, Luella Gilbert. Bob Hirti, Pauline Kocourek, Beverly Kopesky, Bonnie Kormylo, Bob Listberger, Maryann Mar shall, Bob Moe. Bert Pierce. Jerome Pomeirleau. Jim Simons and Marlene Wenisch. Only four of the original starters remain: Pat Boyd, Bob Hirt, Pauline KOCOurek and Beverly Kopesky. However, there are many who have been with us for nearly all of the complete race. It's been a rough, hard, race; but itis been a good race. Now the officials are about to distribute the prizes. The winners each step forward to receive the reward. What is it? What did they win? Look: It's a diploma from Eden Prairie High School: Congratulations Seniors: ' Class Will Patsy Boyd- I will my ability to ask so many questions to anyone who wants to keep Mrs. Wanek on her toes. Wayne Chevalier-I will my title as the llcraziest driver in school to Jerry Roeser. Rose Mary Christenson-I will my height to Barbara, HChris . Pat Eames-I will my position as co-editor of the annual to Bobby Kopesky because he has so many ideas. Pat Fisher-I will all of my typing skills ? ? ? to Janet Holasek. Elizabeth Florez-l will my position as alto to Doris and my position of checking attendance in the lunch room to anyone who can remember faces. Luella Gilbert-I will my perfect attendance record to Jim Lueck. Bob Hirt-I will my position as business manager of Buzzer and Annual to anyone who can figure out the books and also by ability to get nominated for all school offices but never elected to Bob Pauly and hope he has as much success. Pauline Kocourek-I will my position as cheerleader to Harold Duda. Bev Kopesky-I will my position as circulation manager of Buzzer to Jackie Pavelka because she likes to circulate. Bonnie Kormylo-I will my position as president of Student Council to anyone who has their own bank account. Bob Listberger-I will my position as drummer in band to Joe Holasek. Maryann Mar shall-I will my privilege of driving the nicest and newest car to school to anyone who likes to walk. Bob Moe-I will my ability to miss as much school as possible and yet pass to Don MacKinnon. Berton Pierce-I will my duck tail to Jerry Story. Jerome Pomerleau-I will my ability to get along with teachers to my brother, Denny. Jim Simons-I will my ability to get the most sandwiches in lunch line to Barbara Bren. Marlene Wenisch-I will my position as Secretary of Student Council to anyone who can write fast enough to keep up with the expenses. Rose Mary Christenson- Cute, sweet l'gal. full of fun. Monitor SSH ll; Pep Club 10, 11; Chorus 9; Homecoming Attendant 12. Patricia Boyd-11A smiling face that a dark cloud seldom shadows. Class Officer 10, ll; Girl's Quartet 10; Art Club 9; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Citizenship 9; Courtesy Club 9; Monitor SSH 12; Annual 12; Buzzer ll, 12. Patricia Eames- Picture of vim. vigor and vitality. Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9; Class Play 9,10, 11,12; Office Work 11,12;Chorus 9.10.11.121 Girl's Quintet 10; Citizenship 9; Courtesy Club 9'; Class Officer 10, ll, 12; Cheerleader 9,10, 11, 12; Student Council 10: HomeCOming Queen 12; Co- Editor of Annual 12; Buzzer 11, 12; Wayne Chevalier- A real Taffy. Class Officer 10; Student Council 9, 11; Basketball 10. 12; Class Play 9; Homecoming M.C. 12. 10 Class Prophecy During my reCent trip around the world, made possible by a million dollar cashiers check from Mr. Michael Anthony, I met up with the graduating class of 1957. Now come along with me, and you'll see exactly where they are and just what they're doing. My first stop took me to the North Pole, where I see Maryann keeping house for an Eskimo family. All Maryann had to say was, HIive run out of ways to prepare blubber, We bid farewell to Maryann and weire off again. We are now in Australia where we see---Oh no: It's Bob Hirt and he's pole vaulting of course! He says, HI feel gr-r-rreat because I eat my Mellougs Frosted Brakes. Pm aboard the plane once more, and I Certainly feel tired. But just as I am about to drop to sleep, a large grape-fruit hitls me in the nose. Iturn around to see who the joker might be, and low and behold: Thereis Luella. What do you suppose sheis doing but practicing her base- ball. Our next stop is New York where we find---you guessed it: Pauline Kocourek modeling: My, but your looking good, Pauline: How do you like your modeling career? H Honk.' Honk.' was all she replied. She has a wonderful job working for Pink PonyH modeling the darlingest bridles and saddles you've ever seen: My plane is now soaring over the Pacific OCean heading roward Guatemala. I just looked out the window and who do you suppose I saw: Pat E. and Jim S. Pat is riding a large red balloon and Jim a blue one. I asked what theyire trying to prove, and they replied, Hwe're member of Conley Engstroniums WHAT DOES THE FUT URE HOLD, CLUB testing the strength of red and blue balloons. As our plane flew on, I heard Jim reply, HLOOOOk OutZ: Bang. Here I am in Guatemala at last. As I step off the plane, I see a great Cloud of dust, and the buzzing sound of a raCe car attacks my ears. As I approach the raCe track I see Wayne oiling up the wheels on his car, called LADY GADIVA. I was off once again, and in the direction of Mexico, when I looked down from the plane and saw California below. I-had to stop at Disney Land; while I was viewing the roller coaster, who should I see but Bob L. and following him the Mousketeers. He's taking Roy's place for the summer and Certainly enjoys his work. I next decided that I would visit a real night Club. I entered the Gold Nugget, and who do you suppose I saw but Pat B. singing ttPEVO . I also saw Rosey C. sitting at a table in the background eating a Kiddie Calorie Peter's Porkette. You see, Rosey is the President of Rosey's Low Rate Lose Weight Salon. I guess Ilve had enough of this night life, so I'm now on my way again bound for Europe. Here we are in Paris, and I'm just in time to take in a style show. The head designer is none other than Liz Florentine. She says, HWe, you notice the style this year is that Dior Look . As I am just about finished with my tour of gay Paris, I strolled across one of its many lush parks and saw a young Couple enjoying the scenery. It suddenly occurred to me that they were Pat Fisher and Chub. I greeted them and went on my way. Itm now on my way back to the good old U.S., Champayne flight. As I got nicely settled in my seat, the airline stewardess said we were entering wind belts and to fasten belts and be calm. Just then the pilot came rushing through the crowd and said, HI can't do it, I'm scared: Ithought I recognized his face; of course it's baby face Bert. Donit jump Bert: Don't jump: Now I had to bail out since there was no pilot. I made a safe landing in Lake Superior and was rescued by two healthy farmer's daughters Bev. and Marlene. They immediately rushed me into the ambulance and took me to a nearby hospital, where I woke up to the words of---Bonnie Kormilly wanted in surgery. The first thoughts which came to my head were, oh no, not me: Just then an orderly picked me up and wheeled me to the operating room where there was none other than Bonnie and Bob Moe with scapel in hand. Help: Help,' Elizabeth Florez- A1ways ready to have fun. Art Club 9; Chorus 9. 10, 12; Citizenship 9; Courtesy Club 9; Kitchen Cashied lZ. Luella GilbertHDuiet. and as gentle as a. lamb. KitChen Cashier ll; Pep Club 10, ll; Chorus 9; Courtesy Club 9. Patricia Fisher- Smiling without, a warm heart within. Officer Work 11, 12. Class Play 11; Chorus ll, 12; Annual 12; Buzzer 12. Robert Hirt- Whatever I do. whatever I say, I do it different, cause that's my way. Basket ball 10, ll, 12.; Band 10; Camera Club 9.10; Annual 12; Buzzer 10,11, 12.. ll Yvonne Kormylo- I'll find a way or make a way. Citizenship 9; Pep Club 9. 10, ll, 12; Art Club 9; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Courtesy Club 9; Class Play 10, 11, 12; Library 10: Class Officer 9, 10, 11. 12; Office Work 11, 12; Band 11. 12; President of Student Council 12; Homecoming Attendant 10; Annual 12; Co-Editor of Buzzer 12. Beverly Kopesky- Always busy is this little , bee. Class Play 9; Art Club 9; Citizenship 9; Courtesy Club 9; Pep Club 9, 10; Bus Patrol 10; Co-Editor of Annual 12; Buzzer 12. Robert Listberger- Anything for the fun of it. Class Play 9. 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Citizenship 9; Bus Monitor 9. 4 Pauline Kocourek- Arguning is the spice of life.' Art Club 9; Courtesy Club 9; Girl's Quintet 10; Class Play 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10. 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12; Madrigols 9; Pep Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Citizenship 9; Class Officer 10; Student Council 9; Annual 12; Buzzer 10, 11; Co-Editor of Buzzer 12. Robert Moe- You come late. yet you come. Class Officer 12. Maryann Marshall- Life is what you make it. Bus Patrol 10; Class Play 9; Band 9. 10: Citizenship 9; Courtesy Club 9; Kitchen Cashier 12. Berton Pierce- A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest man. Baseball 9. 10. 11, 12;Homecoming Attendant 12. Jerome Pomerleau- Absent is spirit, but present in body. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Band 9. 10, 11; Class Officer ll;Ba.seba11 ll, 12. 13 14 Marlene Wenisch- Areal sweet cookie. Office Work 12; Secretary of Student Council 11, 12; Annual 12. James Simons-'1He's a buddy to all. Class Play 9: Student Council 12; Class officer 10; Baseba119. 10, ll, 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball Captain 12; Robert Moran Award 11; Homecoming King 12. CLASS COLORS: Maroon And White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS OFFICERS 1Left to Righ'd Patricia Eames. Secretary Yvonne Kormylo, President Robert Moe, Vice President Junior Class 16 M E: Weft t0 Righ'd Mr. Connaughty. D. Florez. M. Nelson, Jo Holasek, G. Holasek, D. Shidla, K. VarpneSS, F- SChutrOP: K- Lubrant. ROW TWO: A. Penny, K. Brown, S. Filipi, W. Good. 8. Kopesky, G. Holasek. M. Boyd, J. Pavelka. B. BE. ROW THREE: V. Foss. C. Monson, J. Balfanz. B. Brekke, M- Susemihl. D- Jacques. H. Duda. J. Fisher,EuEk,-- CLASS OFFICERS Udeft to Rigth K. Brown. Treasurer R. Kopesky, Secretary C. Monson, President D. MacKirmon, Vice-President Sophomore Class ROW ONE: Left to RighG L. Listberger, M. Nelson. J. Gens. M. Anderson, S. Wredberg, S. Thompson, mopesky, B. Chapman, K. Murphy. ROW TWO: B. MacPheeters, A. Kramer, J. Susemihl. J. Ackerman R. Sorensen, B. Ciskousky, D. Schmidt, J. RoEr, v. Dorenkemper, Mrs. Axelson. ROW THREE: D. Ravnholt. K. Lohr, D. Schaitberger, G. Koskela. B. Pauly. R. Wigly, D. Larson, S. Roe. CLASS OFFICERS U..eft to Righ$ D. Ravenholt, Vice-President B. Pauly. President S. Wredberg, Secretary-Treasurer 17 18 Freshman Class ROW ONE: U4eft to RighU D. Listberger. E. Gilbert, K. Kearney. F. Smetana, P. Monson, J. Doughty, B. Geiger, T. Kennedy. J. Dimler. ROW TWO: Mrs. Wanek D. Dredge, L. Burgquist. D. Hirt. D. Pomerleau. L. Beebe, W. Boyd, D. Florez, M. Holased. R. McPheeters. B. Wittenberg. ROW THREE: M. Studeman, B. Christensen, S. Fisher. R. Roeser, S. Baker. K. Mortenson, R. Kopesky. ETTo-hm. Maenke, ROW FOUR: M. Nicholson, B. Roaderick, B. Roaderick, H. Schutrop, H. Smetama, S. Benson. J. Good. CLASS OFFICERS uleft to Rigl'm D. Hirt, Vice-President R. Brown, President J. Doughty, Treasurer R. Kopesky, Secretary Eighth Grade ROW ONE: Left to Righ'd K. Leary. B. Raustadt, T. Kearney, S. Tomlinson. J. Kennedy, J. Story, J. Shidla, M. Listberger, D. Wredberg, D. Nesbitt. ROW TWO: UJeft to RighQ B. Pafko, J. Foss, B. Pafko, L. Thresher, J. Lueck, B. Koskela, K. Preblick, B, MenEeT-C. Holasek, L. Burnham. Mr. Engstrom. ROW THREE: Left to RighU S. Baker, I. Holasek, M. Cray, R. Ravenholdt, K. Kopesky, W. Moran, P. Anderson. G. Thomplon, C. Olson. ROW FOUR: M. Roaderick, J. Mortenson, D. Benson, A. Hoff, J. Skranka, W. Tobias, L. Nesbitt, D. Larson. A. Hjorth, D. Kormylo. Seventh Grade OW ONE: Left to Right E. Kvale, 5. Peterson, S. Millis, C. Croissant, J. Fagerstrom, W. Penny, P. Mons son. K. Fisher, Miss Nye, Adviser. ROWT WO: M. Griffiths, C. Mary, G. Beebe. D. Susernihl, M. Filipi, P. Nesbitt. D. Moe, L. Woodward. ROW THREE: E. Tobias, E. Cameron, M. Stultz, B. Linge. Maenke, B. Mortenson, G. Skranka, B. Beggs, Ea 19 Sixth Grade ROW ONE: Left to Righfj A, Gens, B. Schaefer. J'.Moran I. Sorenson. R. Harms. G. Kramer, T. Eames, Mrs. Simons. ROW TWO: 3. Wittenberg, S. Quam. T. Chevalier. M. Kay. B. Smetana, A. Ravenholdt, M. Kvale, J. HoIasek, R. Doughty. ROW THREE: W. Kopesky, T. Beeba. J. Lawerence, S. Schaitberger, P. Zipt, Z. Simons, J. Peterson, P. Evert. ROW FOUR: B. Hoff, S. Spande. J. Gay, M. Geiger, L. Brekke, B. Roe. L. Phillips, A. Dressen. Fifth Grade 20 ROW ONE: U..eft to RightJ W. Kvale, H. Bushbaum, R. Berger, J. Kortz, S. Holasek, J. Carter, D. Listberger, P. Dill, K. Story, Mrs. Dahl. ROW TWO: Williams. J. Gay, J. Brown, M. Nygaard, J. Maenke, D. Miller, G. Nesbitt, D. Smith, D. Tobias, J. Mortenson, E. Smith, H. Skranka, J. Schwartz. C. Nelson, C. Barta, S. Clark, P. Balfanz, M. 110W THREE: J. Whittenberg, P. Person, Fourth 8 Fifth Grades ROW ONE: Left to Righ10 Mrs. Dietz, N. Carling, C. Studeman, N. Linge, R. Steinfell, K. Braun, S. Evert K. Kva1.e,C. Barta, D. Kopesky. ROW TWO; J. Nydahl, J. Baker. T. Donald, E. Murphy, D. Nesbitt, K. Hayes. 5. Hedquist, K. Menge. ROTTHm: R. Opdal, J. Tomlinson, B. Schmit, 5. Lefler. M. De Lecour, B. Gilbert, E. Susemihl. v. Olson.. Fourth Grade ROW ONE: T. Beckman, C. Rose. S. Moran, P. Koskela. M. Webster, R. Harms, S. Hunter, J. Irwin. ROW TWO: D. Smith. K. Melquist. C. Santrizos, S. Brace. C. Carlson, J. Kaye, B. Clabo, L. Swanson ROW THREE: D. Webster. R. Spande. L. Foss. F. Kakach, W. Smetana, E. Hall, B. De Lecour, M. Beggs, B. Nicholson, Mrs. Olson. 21 Second 8 Third Grades ROW ONE: M. Connolly, L. Webster, P. Koskela, B. Kepesky. M. Kvale. K. Swartz, S. Smith, J. Hoves, R. PichaI Dresser. ROW TWO C. Gay. S. Nesbitt. D. Kvale, L. Wittenberg, M. Uherka. J'. Nydahl, S. Hayes, T. Chevalier, P. Williams, P. Mc Cartney, Mrs. Bartlett. ROW THREE: J. Brace, R. Gay, D Raustaudt. J. Miller, E. Yaple. M. Braun, J. Pererson, C. Hovey, D. Zipf, B. Mc Eween, D. Baker. Third Grade 22 ROW ONE: Left to Righ'q Mrs. Stordahl, D. Kvale, T. Bushbaum, C. Suetter. N. Opdal, M. Hendrick, T. Hedquist, J. Perkins. C. Nygaard, S. Tomlinson, K. Listberger, V. Millis. ROW TWO: J. Wylie, D. Lorence, M. Webster, L. Wredberg, M. Brown, T. Smith, K. Picha, J. Nesbitt. J. Fisher, T. Picha, A. Cameron. C. Maenke. ROW THREE: C. Seiler, S. Beebe. D. Koskela. A. Clark, D. Hjorth, D. Donat, D. West, J. Wittenberg, J. JohnmNygaard, A. Peterson. Second Grade ROW ONE: J, Gens, M, Wyatt, B, Kaye, M. Miska, D. Kvale, M. Menge, N. Opdal, J. Christensen, J, Doughty, K. Rohe, D. Hedquist, M , Heath, Mrs. Walker. ROW TWO: 1. Dill, P, Koskella, S. Wylie, C, Melberg, B, Williams, J. Smetana, D. Balfanz, J, Steinfeld, M, Nesbitt, M, Williams, S, Harms, S, Maenke. ROW THREE: I... Fisher, 1... Duda, A, Burnham, D. Dressen, M, Adzick, D. Priblick, T. Smetana, T, Larson, j. Phillion, L. Kakach, T, Spande. First Grade ROW ONE: Ugeft to Rigth H. Ackerman, J. Schwartz, W. Kvale. M. Nelson. J. Risher, K. Millis. T. Carlson, D. Englund, R.Studeman,J. Hayes, Mrs. Oleson. ROW TWO: .T. Vig, J. Dye, R. Aarestad, J. Connelly, S. Brace, M. Schaitberger, H. Maenke, W. Paatalo, B. Donald. 23 first Grade ROW ONE: UJeft to Right Teacher-Miss Ware, J. Doughty, D. Schmidt, S. Anne, G. Swanson, J. Connelly, L, GraTEman, G. Carlson. ROW TWO: K. Perkins, C. Knutson, P. Spande, C. Nesbitt, H. Lefter. R. Sharpe. B. Dressen. ROW TH-ITEEt-KT Wigley. G. Briggs, L. Hovey, J. Schaafer, C. Clark, B. Mac Farlane, w. Fahlstrom. :- OVERPASS VIEW OF THE NEW CAFETERIA AND GRADE SCHOOL ADDITION TO EDEN PRAIRIE SCHOOL Bus Drivers 0... to R. Ray Mitchell Edward Smetana. Leslie Marks Joe Shidla Janitor Janitor GORDON HULBERT GEORGE MORAN Cooks 04- to RJ MRS. BERGER MRS. MORAN MRS. NELSON MRS. KUCIIER 25 IWDEANUT BONBON HPASTY Youth was but Yesterday ' HPUNKY HLIZZY CHINK HPATH HBEVH MOE WTAMES ROSIE HBERTIE LUSTY HMARYH PROF uEAMES Activities 28 ROW ONE: RLeft to RightR R. Sorenson,M. Anderson, K. Murphy,T. Eames, B. Menge, J. Balfanz. ROWTWO D.Pemer1eau. M. Nelson, D. Drege. V. Dorenkemper. M. Nelson, H. Smetana,D. Larson, R. Ravenholdt, B. Roaderick. THIRD ROW: B. Roaderick, R. Kopesky, C. Manson, L. Nesbitt, B. Kopesky, S. Roe. STANDING: Mrs. Axelson,R. Listberger, B. Kormylo, D. Ravenholdt, R. Hirt, P.Zipf. Office Help RLeIt to RighQ B. Kormylo, P Eames, B. Bren, G. Holasek, Mrs. Hall, P. Fisher, M. Wenisch. The Tagl? Staff ROW ONE: ROW TWO: Left to Rigth R. Kopesky. R. Hirt. B. Kopesky. P. Eames, K. Brown, Y. Kormylo. J'. Holasek J. Pavelka. P. Boyd, P. Kocaurek, B. Bren, M. Wenisch, P. Fisher. Mr. Bispala, Advisor.. CO-Editorso o I a o o o o o a o c 0 Patricia Eames, Beverly Kopesky ArtEditor....................... YvonneKormylo BusinessManager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RobertHirt Assistant Business Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karen Brown NewsEditor................ PatriciaBoyd Layout Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marlene Wenisch Typists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Kopesky, Janet Holasek Photographers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Bren, Jackie Pavelka Reporters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Patricia Fisher, Pauline KOCOurek Adviser. . . . . . . Mr. Bispala' 2'9 3O Student Council ROW ONE: Left to RighU M. Nelson. Vice-President J. Simons, President B. Kormylo, Treasurer M. Wenisch, Secretary J. Holasek, M. Roaderick. W. Boyd. ROW TWO: P. Nesbitt, Advisor Mr. Nelson. D. Shidla, S. Roe, B. Roaderick. D. Larson. B. Beggs. Buzzer Staff ROW ONE: Left to Right M. Nelson, Co-editor P. Kocaurek, B. Hirt, Co-editar B. ROW TWO: M. Boyd, K. Lubrant, D. Florez, B. Kormylo, K. Brown, P. Boyd. B. Bren. 'P. Eames, F. Schutrop, P. Kopesky, J. Holasek, Mr. Bispala Adviser, J. Pavelka, Fisher, B. Kopesky. Chorus ROW ONE: Left to RighQ E. Florez. L. Listberger, J. Doughty, D. Florez, M. Nelson. D. Dredge, M. Nelson, J. Holasek, B. Geiger. ROWTWO: T. Kennedy, S. Wredberg. W. Boyd, S. Thompson, D. Kopesky, P. Eames, R. Kopesky, P. Kocourek, P. Boyd. B. Kopesky, Mrs. Axelson. ROW THREE: P Fisher. K. Murphy. F. Schutrop,B. Bren, J. Pavelka, S. Benson,B. Kormylo, M. Boyd,- K. Brown, M. Nicholson. S. Filipi. library Help ROW ONE: Left to RighU M.Nelson, S. Tomlinson, J. Foss. L. Thresher, D. Florez Librarian Miss Nye. ROW T W0: B. Kopesky, A. Penny.S. Benson, M. Nicholson, K. Brown. I. Lueck, J. Holasek, M. Roaderick, J. Pavelka, K, Mortenson, D. Florez, S. Filipi, Y. Schmidt, D. Benson, V. Dorenkemper. 31 3? Homecoming 1957 The 1957 Homecoming Festivites got off to a good start when the Eagles conu quered the Waconia Chiefs ' with a score of 52-46 under the Slogan 'Wharn WaconiaH A Talent Show followed the game, with Wayne Chevalier as M. C. The talent included a Western Ballad HDonit Rush Me by Saundra Nesbitt, a tap danCe by Danny Raustadt, and an accordion solo by Joel Nesbitt. Kay Leary and Linda Burnham sang a duet HTonite You Belong to Me. The next number on the program was a quartet consisting of Sue and Nan Benson, Judy Moran and Zola Simons who sang HGonna Get Along Without You Now , Sally Tomlinson sang What Ever Will Be, Will Be and Mike Shaitburger rendered This Little Light of Mine. Vernon Foss warbled a popular bit HBlueberry Hill and was followed by his sister Jeanne Foss playing Semper Fedelis on her accordion. Patsy Boyd concluded the pro- gram by singing the Negro Spiritual Deep River. Directly following the talent show was the Coronation. 1957 Royalty Jane Gens and Dellos Kopesky crowned the 1957 Queen and King, Pat Eames and Jim Simons. Jill Schwartz and Kenneth' Millis were crown bearers. Attendants from the senior class were Ro semary Christianson and Burton Pierce. The junior Class chose Janet Holasek and Harold Duda. The sophomore class was represented by Sharon Thompson and Jerry Roeser. Diane Dredge and Brian Roaderick were selected by the freshmen. From the eighth grade came Marcia Roaderick and Douglas Larson, while the seventh grade elected Ellen Tobias and Lynn Woodward. A danCe followed the Coronation with music furnished by Dick Marrone and the i iVelvetones. ' ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Tobias, Marcia Roaderick, Diane Dredge, Sharon Thompson, Janet Holasek, Rose Mary Christensen, Jane Gens, 1956 Homecoming Queen; Pat Eames, 1957 Homecoming Queen; Jim Simons, 1957 Hemecoming King; Dellos Kopesky, 1956 Homecoming King; Burton PierCe. Harold Duda. Jerry Roeser. Brian Roaderick, Douglas Larson, Lynn Woodward, Jill Schwartz and Kenneth Millis, Crownbearers. PAT EAMES Ing JIM SIMONS Queen K' Crownbearers JILL SCHWARTZ KENNETH MILLIS ent ture Revue of Homecoming Tal IC P 34 Robert l. Moran Award Winner Harold Duda Harold Duda, a junior on the Basketball squad and Captain Elect of the Squad for the 1957-58 season, was chosen as the 1957 winner of the ROBERT L. MORAN MEMORIAL AWARD. This award is presented annually to the junior who most respects the ideals and standards that Bob Moran stood for. It stands for sportsman- ship, clean living, loyalty and school spirit. Harold was picked by a board of alumni and also by last year's winner James Simons. Included in the board were BruCe Bren, Marlin Hennen, Mike Smith, Mike Diethelm, Ronald Holasek and Richard Bren. Congratulations, Harold: It's a well deserved and outstanding honor. We know you will appreciate and respect its meaning. The 5A Team ROW ONE: Left to Right: J. Balfanz, R. Pauly, J. Pomerleau, H. Duda, j. Roeser, R. Hirt, D. Schmidt. ROW TWO: Left to Right: Mr. Engstrom, S. Roe, M, Susemihl, D, Larson, B. Brekke, j, Simona, R, Wigley, Mr, Connaughty, D. Shidla. Games Played in F.G. F.T.A. F.T.M. 'i; P.F. T.T. Average Simons 14 98 150 91 .607 55 287 2.0.5 Duda 14 52. 39 20 .513 20 124 8.9 Roese'r 14 19 49 25 .510 17 63 4.5 Hirt 14 16 33 18 .545 35 50 3.6 Pauly l4 16 32 12. .375 27 45 3.2 Roe 10 ll 19 7 .368 10 29 2.9 Chevalier 3 9 9 3 .333 4 21 7.0 Susemihl ll 6 l6 6 .375 19 18 1.6 Lar son 5 l 1 1 1.000 0 3 .6 Lohr 5 1 2 0 .000 7 Z .4 SChmidt 7 1 0 0 .000 3 2 .3 Balfanz 6 1 2 o5 .000 3 2 .3 Brekke 8 0 2 l .000 4 l .125 Pomerleau 3 0 Z 0 .000 O 0 .000 36 BOB HIRT Sr. Guard MARVIN SUSEMIHL ' Junior Forward JERRY ROESER Sophomore Forward Captain JIM'SIMONS Senior Center Eagles Captain Elect HAROLD DUDA Junior Guard DUANE SCHMIDT Sophomore Guard STEVE ROE Sophomore Center BOB PAULY Sophomore Forward 37 ROW ONE: F. Smetana, R. Brown, D. Schaitberger, D. Larson, G. Stodola, D. Ravenholt, D. Pomerleau, L. Berquist. ROW TWO: Mr. Connaughty, S. Roe, B. Brekke, R. Wigley, D. Larson. B. Roaderick, B. Roaderick, Mr. BEStx-orn. u ,9 The C Team ROW ONE: UJeft to RighO D. Pomerleau, W. Moran, P. Anderson, L. Nesbitt, D. Hirt, K. Kearney, C. Crossiant. ROW TWO: Mr. Connaughty, D. Kormylo, A. Hjorth, R. Brown, D. Larson, B. Roaderick, B. Roaderick, G. Stoola, Mr. Engstrom. 38 Basketball Data Wt Team The HEaglesH despite their 2-15 season record showed remarkable improve- ment as the season progressed. The regulars Jim Simons, Harold Duda, Jerry Roeser, Bob Hirt and Bob Pauly were greatly helped out by reserve strength from Steve Roe, Marvin Susemihl and Duane Schmidt. The ttEagles were hampered by the limited service of Wayne Chevalier and Duane Schmidt. The outlook for next year is rather bright although E. P. will suffer from the loss of Captain Jim Simons and guard Bob Hirt. ttBt Team The TB team compiled a creditible 8-8 season reCord. Steve Roe led the team with some fine shooting and hard rebounding. The outlook for next year,s young Eagles 'is very promising. Wt Team HThe young HEagles did very well this year chalking up a record of five wins and no losses. They ended up Champs in the valley and should Contribute to next years uBH team. THE TEAM GETS IN A HUDDLE A NEW PLAY IS IN ORDER 39 Baseball Team ROW ONE: UJeft to Righ'd Mr. Connaughty, Coach; D. Larson, D. Ravenholdt, D. Schaitberger, D. Pomerleau, B. Roaderick, B. Roaderick, M. Susemihl, Mr. Engstrom, Coach. ROW TWO: R. Wigley, B. Brekke, J. Roeser, B. Pauly, J'. Pomerleau, J. Simons, S. Roe, D. Schmidt. .- Apr i1 2 6 Watertown T May 3 Or 0110 H MaY 7 U. High H May 10 Bloomington H May 14 Waconia H May 17 Shakopee T May 21 Chaska T Baseball Memories 40 A Team Cheerleaders U..eft to Right Pauline Kocourek. Pat Eames, Barb Bren, Micky Boyd, Jackie Pavelka. 8 Team Cheerleaders UJeIt to Right Jean Doughty, Rosemary Kopesky, Marcia Roadrick, Winnie Boyd, Diane Dredge. FIFTEEN BIG ONES.H a a 19 31 M '; 9 Q9 51t$v 44 Compliments of TH E FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Shakopee Complete Banking Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Shakope e , Minne sota NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK The HWeather sign on our bank building not only forcasts U.S. Weather Predictions to residents of this community, but identifies HOur Bank Location where Complete banking service is offered to the entire community. See Us For Any Banking Service Loans of all Kinds Checking And Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Service Member of F.D.I.C. Phone We 8 -3 545 Hopkins Minnesota 45 46 Congratulations to Class of 1957 From The First National Bank Of Hopkins Our 50th Year Affiliated with Fir st National Bank of Minneapolis Member F.D.I. C. Hopkins Minnesota Compliments of lucky Marine C0. 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