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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1962 volume:

In appreciation for her many years of service, the senior class Wishes to dedicate this annual to Miss Dotty Nye. Miss Nye graduated from St. Cloud State College. She taught for a while at a small rural school in Grant County. After that she spent four years teaching at Elbow Lake. Miss Nye taught at Eden Prairie for twenty-six years. She began by by teaching both the seventh and eighth grades. As Eden Prairie grew she taught only the eighth grade. Later she became the libra- rian, serving at the same time as science and math teacher for the seventh and eighth grades. Besides teaching, Miss Nye was always busy with extra activities. For many years she was advisor to the seventh and eighth grades. Her students were treated with many field trips and much nature study. She also served on committees for carnivals, athletic ban- quets, and Homecoming. Her activities outside school include membership in the Eden Prairie Women's Club and the Women's Association of the Eden Prairie Presbyterian Church. Although Miss Nye retired in 1960, she still spends part of her time here at school. She helps in the lunchroom and substitutes for absent teachers. She also is active sellingAvon products. Miss Nye Spends some of her leisure moments at a cabin in Otter Tail County. Another spare time activity is dancing. She is an excellent dancer and recently won a trophy for her ability. The seniors of 1962 are proud to have known such an industrious person as Miss Nye. She is a credit to the community as well as to Eden Prairie school. Mr. Wood Superintendent Winona State College North Dakota University WWW Mr. Nelson Mf. Connatfgh-ty High School Principal A.ss1stant Prmc1pal Hamline Wmona State College Biology Physical Education Mr. McShane Mankato State College English Speech Miss Wiens Tabor College English Mr. Nygaard St. Cloud State College English Guidance Director Miss Sinclair University of Minnesota Home Economics x3 s g 6? 5-? w LskJO-e-b , UV: CS. S LXAVQQEA kg Mr. Clark University of Minnesota Industrial Arts Drivers Training Mr. Hagen Hamline University Business Mr. Kieven St. Cloud kate Culese Social Studies Spanish General Math Mrs. Wanek University of Minnesota French Social Studies Viiss McIntyre 'Luther College Civics X Physical Education Mr. Christianson Winona State College Math Chemistry Physics , L ngk Pf a W Mr. Engstrom Carleton College Advanced Math Mr. Buxrude Winona State College Science Mrs. Jenson University of Minnesota Chorus Social Studies Mr. Stark St. Cloud State College Instrumental Music Mrs. Cole Mankato State College Liorarian Office Staff Mrs. Simons and Mrs. Bren Mrs. Stewart University of Minnesota Art Mr. Rubin University of Minnesota School Psychologist Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Good, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Kutcher, Mrs. Tomshek, Mrs. Hanson. L- Marks, N- Clark, 15- TObiaS, 3- KOPeSkY: J- Shidla, R. Mitchell, G. Moran, B. Rogers, H. Ortloff. a gwaqwaw , 12$? xx 3 11.2 PAULETTE ALTRINGER: Class Play 12. CAROL BELL: Office Staff 12. JUDY CARLON PAUL DENIO CAROL DREDGE: Band 10-12 ...Chorus 12.. Office Staff 12... Art Club 11, 12...Class Play 11, 12. JOHN ECK: Chorus 11, 12... Track 11, 12 .Wrestling 12... Eyrie 12. KAREN HANSON: Band 10-12... Chorus 10, 11...Class Play 11,1 CLO MARY HAYES: Class Play 11, 12...Studen't Council- Vice President 12...Eyrie 11... Co-editor Eyrie 12...Chorus 10- 12...Homecoming Attendant 12 ...Chorus-Secretary 11. CAROL GREEN: Chorus 11,12 ...Class Play 11, 12. MARILYN GRIFFITHS: Annual 11, 12...Co-Editor 12...Chorus 10-12...Honot Society 12... Class Play 11, 12...Chorus- Secretary 12. WAYNE EGGAN: Chorus 10-12 ...Football 11...Basketba11 10... Track 10. MARY,FILIPI: Chorus 10... Library Staff 10-12...Class Play 11, 12. MARY HOLASEK: Annual 12... Class Play 11, 12. RICHARD KARSKO MARY ROSE KERBER: Library 10...Class Play 11,12 ...Art Club 12. DALE KOPP: Basketball 11. WILLIAM KRISKO: Football 10-12...Track 10-12...Letter- men's Club 12...Class Officer 10...Honor Society 11, 12... Homecoming Attendant 11, 12 ...Student Council 11... Wrestling 12. GENE KVALE: Football 11, 12 ...Lettermen's Club 12. BARBARA LINDNER: G.R.A. 10...Chorus 12...Class Play 12. BONNIE LINGE: Eyrie 11, 1 ! ...Honor Society 11, 12...Class Officer 12. EILEEN MAENKE: Chorus 10- 12...Class Play 11, 12... Library Staff 10. RUSSELL MARSH: Football 10, 12...Chorus 11, 12...Annual 12...Wrestling 12. SHARON MILLIS: Cheerleader 10, 11...Eyrie 11...Chorus 10- 12...Office Staff 11, 12...Home- coming Attendant 12. DENNIS MOE: Band 10...Base- ball 10-12...Chorus 10-12... Student Director 11...Student Council 10...Student Council President 12...Class Officer 11 ...Class Play 11, 12...Eyrie 11 ...Co-editor 12...Track 11... Lettermen's Club Officer 12... National Honor Society 11, 12. PATRICIA MONSON: Chorus 11, 12...Class Play 11, 12... Homecoming Attendant 11... Homecoming Queen 12...Eyrie 12...Chorus-Vice President 12. JIM MORIARTY: Football 12... Baseball 12...Track 12... Letterman's Club 12. PATRICIA NESBITT: Cheer- leading 10-12...Eytie 11, 12... Chorus 10-12...Accompaniest 10-12...Class Play 11, 12... G.R.A. 10. GARY OLSON: Track 11, 12... Basketball 12...Football 12... Chorus 12...Lettermen's Club 12. SEVIE PETERSON: Football 11, 12...Wrestling 10-12... Class President 12...Home- coming King 12...Student Council 12...Lettermen's Club 12. DONALD RASMUSSEN: Basketball 10-12...Ttack 10, 12...Baseball 12...Football 10 ...Chorus 12...Class Play 11, 12...Lettermen's Club 12. BARBA RA RAUSTADT CAROL REDICK: Band 10-12... Chorus 11, 12...Class Officer 12...Annual 12...Chorus- President 12...Chorus 11, 12... Class Play 12. CLARA RING: Chorus 11... Class Play 11, 12...G.R.A. 10. JAMES ROCKSTAD: Football 10-12...Track 10...Basketball 10...Chorus 11, 12...Class Play 12...Wrestling 12. JANICE SCHUTROP: Library Staff 10-12...Class Play 11, 12. MARLAN STULTZ: Annual 11, 12...Annual Co-Editor 12... Chorus 10, 12...Class Play 11, 12. - DONNA SUSEMIHL: Chorus 10. MICHAEL TORGERSON: Lettermen's Club 12...Footba11 10-12...Track 10, 11...Chorus 10. SUSAN WOOD: Band 10-12... Chorus 10-12...National Honor Society 10-12...Eyrie 10-12... Editor-in-Chief 12...Class Play 11, 12...Class Officer 10... Office Staff. LYNN WOODWARD: Chorus 10- 12...Chorus-Treasurer 12... Basketball 11, 12...Football 11, 12...Ttack 11, 12...Class Officer 11...Srudent Council- Treasurer 12...Eyrie 11, 12... Sports Editor 12...Class Play 11, 12...Lettermen's Club- President 12. OFFICERS Treasurer - B. Linge President - S. Peterson Advisor - Mrs. Wanek Vice Pres. - C. Redick Secretary - S. Millis NOT PICTURED GLADYS SKRANKA DEGN . Who's Who BEST LOOKING Pat Nesbitt, Bill Ktisko BEST ALL AROUND : Carol Redick, Sevie Peterson ; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Susan Wood, Dennis Moe MOST TALKATIVE Sunny Hayes, Lynn Woodward FRIENDLIEST Bonnie Linge, Gary Olson WITTIEST Marly Stultz, Jim Rockstad y M Mutiny V, 1 18 Cleo Bergman Linda Brekke Gerald Buboltz Linda Chaffee Anthony Chevalier Vice President Cecilia Cruse Richard Daughty Arthur Dressen Tom Eames Lloyd Engler Peter Evert Sue Finhol: Mike Geiger Alian Gens Barbara Hoff Jim Bolas 82: Ricky Hum Ehrlys Kaye .Iichael kerber Wayne Kopesky Gene Kramer Melvin Kvale Mary LaZette Virginia Lindner Treasurer Thomas Lund 20 ju85th Lorence Andrea Mackenstadt Pam Magee Judith Moran Stephen Nawmcki Diane Ostman President Joan Peterson Loteda Phillips Steve Quam Andrea Ravnholdt Wonald Robertson Barbara Roe Kay Schaitbetger Steve Schaitberger John Scott Mike Seavall Virginia Shenk Zola Simons In grid Sorenson Sandra Spande Catherine Strom Walter Todd Can-em Dedhycrs Marlene Remus Barbara Smetana Sandy Wittenbetg Wayne Westerman Paul Zipf 21 Peggy Balfanz Carol Barta Ruth Berger Marty Btakel Stephanie Bulau Holly Bushbaum Maureen Cannody Jackie Carter Sandra Clark Steven Coleman Maxa DeLacour Pat Dill Barbara Gilbert Sandra Hanna Sally Holasek Vice President James Johnson Secretary Mary Johnstone Steve Kerber John Koenst Jack Kortz William Kvale Karen Kvale Sandra Lefler Linda Linner Roger Lisor 22 John Maenke Muriel Marsh Diane McDougall Candy McMahon Kerry Menge Don Miller Jeanne Miller Roger Mitchell Edith Murphy Carole N elson Donna N esbitt Gerry Ncsbitt Verna Olson Dean Rasmussen Kathy Robertson Von Nelle Schmidel Jesse Schwartz Paula Scott Jim Shultz Helen Skranka Earl Smith Suzanne Smith Treasurer Gene Susemihl John Todd President Joe Tomlinson Joyce Welin ' 7 Marie Williams Jerry Wittenberg 23 z ROW 1 - C. Conrad, R. Gibson, R. Bergman, J. Klein, J. Irwin, Treasurer, K. Emerson, S. Beclman, K. Ivrrrs 1?. Dimler D 1 J. Karsko, S. Evert, P. Koskela, E. Haugen, Mr. Engstrom. ROW Klein, S. Hanson, M. Husby. Ray: 4' - G. aok7ach J Baller. W: 2 - S. Johnstone, N. Carling, C. Barta, W. Kaye, T. Beckman, K. Koenst, B. DeLccour, R. Hanson, M. Kasid B. C,lal;o R IjistW Btaun, C. Altringet, S. Brace, L. Belden. ROW 3 - M. Bloomberg, R. Johnson, D. Kopesky, D. Listberget, S. Austin. CA,MF:RA W C. Carlson, K. Hayes - Vice President, N. Linge - Sectetary- DODGER - G. Dewey, ; 312. ROW 1 - D- Overman, D- Naas, M- Webster, 1- Lund, D. Shidla, Schmit, R. Spande, D. Nicholson, N. McLeod. ROW 4 -' D' J D. McKinley, C. Reuss, C. Rose, C. Santrizos. ROW 2 - Mr. Zimmerman, R. Reddick, D. Skjelboszacl, w, Smetana, A. 5W Nygaard, A. Shidla, D. Ostman, M. Wood, C. Melquisz, L. Woolly, N. Redick, Secretary, S. Stuedeman, C. Nelson, P. Sturgcb' K. Todd, T. Seavall, L. Swanson, President, S. Giles. ROW 3 - CAMhRA DODGERS - C. Swenson, S. btaniey. D. Rockstad, D. Morrison, J. Nydahl, M. Tebben, R. Opdal, B. 24 , . . E ' - ROW 1 - D. Kvale, R. Harms, J. Furuli, D. Hanson, D. Kvale, T. Bushbaum, Mt. Buxrude. ROW 2 - J. Johnson, D. Hjorth, D. Donot, M. Irwin, H. Altringer, P. Fetch, K. Listbetger. ROW 3 - 1.. Arp, T. Chevalier, T. Beckman, L. Foss, L. Carlon, K. Kaye, ' '.V T. Hanson, M. Hockensmith. ROW 4 - B. Kirk, S. Jergens, J. Johnson, D. Baker, A. Clark - Secretary-Treasurer, C. Hovey, M. Gergets, H. Horn - Vice President, G. Emerson, CAMERA DODGER - J. Brace ROW 1 - Mr. Clark, c. Suetter, N. Opdal, L. Turnbull, M. Uherka, SiN-eSbitt, S. Tomlinson. ROW 2 - L. Sorenson, S. Morgan, V. $31115, P. Williams, S. Moran, M. Webster, F. McDougall, T. Icha, ROW 3 - C. Maenke, M. Stumo, M. Steinmetz - President, 25 A. Peterson, J. Peterson, C. Seiler, J. Nesbitt, W. Munsey. ROW 4 - D. Norbloom, D. West, J. Wittenberg, R. Remus, K. Picha - Secretary, E. Shenk, J. Tice, B. McEwen, E. Shuldhiess, B. Redick, D. Raustadt. y ', 41 mr musk . A : b ROW 1 - D. Jurgens, N. Chaffee, M. Heath, P. Koskcla, B. Kaye, ROW 3 - R- Hanson, - Connolly, D. Bal anz, . Iu-a, ' . G. Johnstone - Secretary, 8. Hayes - Vice President, Mr. chven. Doughty, R- Cruse, 13- Beckman, J- KBSid, T- Fetch. ROW 4 -C- ROW 2 - N. Kopesky, S. Harms, K. Anderson, L. Dressen, M. Bloomberg, J- Gens, J- Christensen, 1- Din, M- AdZiCk, D- Kvale, P. Koskela, J. Hone, L. Finholt - Treasurer, L. Almond. KOSkela, A- Burnhan, T- G030 , 3- Kopesky, 0- Kvale. .$x 1'. ROW 1 - Mrs. Stewart, C. Melberg, M. Miska, 8. Pearson, B. Williams, S. Munsey, M. Rosendahl, M. Wyatt. ROW 2 - N . Opdal, H. Smetana, J. McConnell, S. McKinley, 8. Stanley, W. Westerman, M. Williams, R. Pica, C. Munsey. ROW 3 -R. Reddick, LWebsten. S. Schieber, M. Nesbitt, R. Sorenson, S. Maenke, H. LaBonte, Menge, G. Milner. ROW 4 - D. Norby, A. Steinmetz - Presidcm' K. Robe - Secretary, D. Preblick, J. Nydahl, J. Miller, P- McCanncy, T. Larson, P. Wclin, D. Lorence, T. Smetana- CAMERA DODGER - K. Schwartz. 26 Sophomores hold an interesting debate The machines of business being used by on books. the shorthand class. Mr. Clark explains the fundamenta 5 0 The art class working on miniature floaiS. the circle saw. Le Restaurant Francais portrayed by The day includes music lessons for two French students. these students. 28 These guls are learning the basics 0f Seventh grade history class and then good grooming. I .E frontier prolects. Ma. 54; elecuon teaches the principles of The goal of the preptyping class is ou: voting privilege. speed and accuracy. ' .s: ' The science of h SiCS bein ursued by The search for knowledge is carried on the 'uniors P Y g p 1 the school library. I . Se'ated - S. Hayes -Vice President, L. Woodward-Tteasurer, D. Ostman. Standing - J. Tomlinson, Mr. Nelson -Advisot, D. Moe -President, A. Ravnholdf-Secretary, R. Doughty, J. Todd, 5. Peterson. CAMERA DODGER - P. Dill. Ham scam Seated - M. Seavall - Vice President, B- Krisko - President. Adviser, S. Schaitberger, D. Moe, B. Linge, S. Wood. M. Griffiths - Secretaty-Treasurcr; Standit'ig - Mr. Nelson - 30 union HigkCOqu G- Milner, M- AdZiCk, 13- Kopesky, A- Steinmetz, J. Tice - President, T. Bushbaum - Treasurer, D. Nicholson - Secretary, L. Swanson - Vice President, Miss McIntyre. 30W 1 - S. Lefler, P. Scott, R. Berger, J. Welin, K- Kvale, - LaBonte. Row 2 - G. Johnstone, B. Kaye. N. Opdal. J. Johnson, C. Barta, T. Holt. Row 5 - K. Rohe, S. Moran, V J. Johnson, Row 6 - Mrs. Stewart, J. Miller, S. Jurgens, ' Olsen. ROW 3 - J. Doughty, J. Peterson, M Kerber, M. Cannody. C' Dredge. Row 4 - M. Stumo, C. Suetter, T. Bushbaum, 31 D. Dredge, V. Shenk, I. Sorensen, S. Millis, C. Bell, S. Wood. 5 f g 3 g g Seated - M. DeLecour, M. Filipi, J. Schutrop, S. Johnstone, Standing - C. W'mertsm, T. Lloit, C. Bergman, V. Olson, M. johnstone, E. Smith, R. Reddick. 32 Advisor, M. Stultz -Co-editor, C. Redick, S. Finholt, Seated - G. Buboltz -Photographer, Z. Simons, A. R. Marsh, 1. Sorensen. Ravnholdt, M. Holasek -Business Manager. Standing S. Spande, M. Griffiths -Co-editor, D. Ostman, Mt. Hagen busmess Manager, L. Brekke -Circulatlon Manager, L. Chaffee. Camera Dodgers - P. Nesbitt, P. Monson, J. Eck, P. Magee, K. Schaitberger, Mr. M'cShane -Advisor. Seated - 5. Hayes-Pg. 2 editor, D. Moe -Pg. 1 editor, L. Woodward-Sports editor, S. Wood -Managing editor, Standing -B. Roe, D. Robertson, S. Schaitberget, A. Mackenstadt, G. Buboltz-Photographer, B. Linge - 33 Row 1 - K. Mcnge, '1'. Holt, M. Camody, D. Nesbitt, P. Balfanz, S. Finholt, A. Mackenstadt, J. Welin, P. Magee, D. Osman. Row 2 - S. Wood, M. Griffiths, M. Stultz, B. Hoff, L. Chaffee, B. Roe, C. Dredge, H. Bushbaum, B. Lindnet, A. Ravnholdt, Mrs. Jenson. Row 3 - M. Husby, Z. Simons, L. Phillips, C. Redick, S. Millis, L. Brekke, Row 1 - K. Robertson, M. Carmody, D. Nesbitt, P. Dill, S. Clark, P. Balfanz, S. Finholt, C. Santrims, E. Murphy, S. Holasek. Row 2 - P. Husby, S. Spande, M. Stultz, B. Hoff, C. Barta, M. Wood, C. Carlson, C. Dredge, B. Lindner, S. Smith, J. Welin, Row 3 - C. Nelson, C. Green, S. Wood, P. Manson, L. Linner, S. Hanna, P. Nesbitt, S. Hayes, V. Lindner, M. Brakel. Row 4 - T. Eames, G. Nesbitt, P. Zipf, R. Marsh, L. Woodward, D. Moe, D. Robertson, J. Eck, J. Rockstad, W. Eggan, G. Olson, D. Rasmussen, G. Buboltz. CAMERA DODGER.- Carol Cxeen. Williams, K. Todd, D. Nicholson, N. McLeod, P. Scam Olson, V. Lindner, S. Hanna. Row 4 - Z. SimonS, Phillips, M. Griffiths, J. Carter, K. Kvale, L. Chaffeev Melquist, D. Ostman, N. Linge, K. Hayes, L. Swanson, Linnerr. 36 H. Bushbaum, S. Smith, P. Dill; N. McLeod, L. Swanson, N. Linge. B. Roe, P. Nesbitt, M. Kaye, L. Brekke, A. Ravnh d -Publicity Chairman, D. Nicholson-Secretary, D. Ostman - Vice President, Camera Dodger -Z. Simons - Sports Manager. The G. R. A., or Girls Recreation Association, consists of girls from grades 7-11. Seated in the front row are the following officers: L. Brekke-Program Chairman, G. Emerson - Treasurer, L. Phillips - President, N. McLeod CAGE BALL BADMINTON 38 ng A. Chevalier, L. Brekke, P. Magec, A. Ravnholdt. Back -J. Moran, B. Roe, C. Strom, K. Schaitberger, M. ' Geiger, S. Finholt, B. Hoff. Camera Dodgers -Z. Simons, W. Kopesky, A. Mackenstadt. THE CURIOUS SAVAGE , a play presented by the Junior Class of Eden Prairie, was directed by Miss Weins, who was ably assisted by Linda Chaffee. The cast included: front-S. Wittenberg, M. Kaye, W. Todd, B. Roe, A. Mackehstadt, P. Magee, A. Chevalier. How dare you make fools of us! A- Mackeustadt, P. Magee, Z. Simous, A. Chevalier, W. KOPesky, B. Roe, A. Ravnholdt. If you'll be so kind Senator . . . Q0 Ostman, Marty Husby, Sandy Clark. Crownbearers, Homecoming Royalty: Steve Nawrocki, Sharon Jill Nelson and Guy Dressen. Millis, Bill Krisko, Sunny Hayes, Queen Pat Monson, King Sevie Peterson, Gary Olson, Diane The Grand March was led by King Sevie Also on Saturday night the Royalty began and Queen Pat on Saturday night at the the first dance to the music of Jim Miller'5 dance. band. Thursday night the King and Queen led the procession out to the bonfire. Cheers and congratulations rang throughout the air. .0... The Homecoming float, decorated by the senior class, carried the Queen and her attendants around the football field at the Homecoming game. Fun and surprises were to be had by all - Those peanut-pushing Lettermen prove at the carmvai. their ability. owes King and Queen of Dogpatch alias Lil The Guns of Nawrocki starring the Abner and Daisy Mae. junior boys. The royalty of Snow Daze reigned over Snow Daze was the opportunity for ER two days of activities. students to show off their talents. 42 Mowaw Awwwl Row 1 -Mr. Engsttom-Advisor, D. Moe-Sec., G. 01500 -V. Ptes., T. Chevalier- Tres., W. Ktisko -Sgt. at Arms. Row 2 - J. Rockstad, R. Doughty, W. Kopesky, S. Peterson R. Horn, M. Scavall, W. Todd, L. Engler. Row 3-J. Wittenberg, S. Nawrocki, S. Schaitberger, D. Robertson, 44 Burton Beggs was awarded the Robert L. Moran trophy at the annual athletic banquet on April 8, 1961. It was presented to him by Doug Larson, the 1960 recipient. This award is presented annually to a junior with the outstanding qualities of honesty, sportsmanship, clean living and school spirit. Burton was a good example of these qualities. He was outstanding in the classroom, on the basketball floor, where he made the all-confer- ence team, as well as being a very likeable person. We use the term was because, un- fortunately, Burton moved to Texas after his junior year. Burton was chos en for the award by the previous winners. They include: Mike Smith, Marlin Hennen, Bruce Bren, James Simons, Harold Duda, Steve Roe, Gordon Stodola, and Doug Larson. The annual staff would like to congratulate Burton on his fine record of achievement. J. Tomlinson, D. Miller, J. Schwartz. Row 4-D'G- Rasmussen, De. Rasmussen, W. Koenst, R. Marsh, M: Torgerson, W. Eggan, E. Kvale. Camera Dodgt'lnh-Jim Motiarity. Row 1 -L. Engler, J. Schwartz, J. Shultz, R. Doughty, J. Tomlinson, R. Horn, W. Todd. Row 2 -5. Peterson, E. Susemihl, G. Olson, M. Seavall, B. Krisko. W. Kopesky, E. Kvale, Row 3 -Mr. McShane, Mr.Connaughty, The Eagle Football squad finished their season with a 0-8 record. Although this is not impressive, progress was made. The squad was composed mainly of juniors and sophomores, who gained needed experience. This makes the coaches R. Marsh, D. Robertson, D. Rasmussen, S. Nawrocki, L. Woodward, S. Schaitberger, R. Lizor, M. Brakel, T. Chevalier, J. Moriatity, J. Rockstad. Footbaw much more optimistic about next year's team. The scores were: Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie The bright spot of the season was the play of Gary Olson. Gary, who was the team's leading scorer and standout on defense, was selected to the all-conference team. Also contributing a great deal were Mike Seavall and Bill Krisko. Graduating seniors who will be missing next year include tri-captains Bill Krisko and Mike Totgetson, Gary Olson, Russell Marsh, Lynn Woodward, Sevie Peterson, Gene Kvale, Jim Rockstad, and Jim Motiarity. Returning to lead next year's team will be tti-captains elect Mike Seavall, Steve Schaitberger, and Wayne Kopesky. D-l NWOGXVOOO Burnsville Shakopee Chaska U. High Waconia Golden Valley Orono Watertown 45 25 13 24 21 20 35 34 19 Bill Krisko in Hot Pursuit Gary Olsoh - All-Confetence Halfback. Bill Krisko ' Graduating CO-Captain Mike Seavall makes a gain at Homecoming against Golden Valley. ROW 1 - M. Nesbitt, M. Adzick, J. Kaye, R. Bergman, T. B'i'Ckman, K. Braun, B. Remus, D. Raustadt. Row 2 8' DeLecour, R. Johnson, C. Conrad, B. McEwen, F Sbuldhiess, H, Horn, 13, Gibson Mt. Hagen, coach. Row 3 - R. Reddick, J. Nydahl, D. Zimmerman, M. Tebben, B. REdICk, 3- Hanson, J. Tice, D. Baker. CAMERA DODGERS R- Lisor, P. Koskela, D. Morrison - Manager, J. Baker, A. Clark. Row 1 -T. Chevalier, M. Seavall, Do. Rasmussen, De. Horn, G. Olson, L. Woodward, W. Westermann, W. Rasmussen, S. Schaitberger. Row 2 -M1'. Engstrom, R. Kopesky-Manager, Mr. Connaughty. Camera dodgers M. Kvale, J. Moriarty, Basketbam The Eagles started this season with an inexperienced squad and were predicted to finish in the league cellar. However, due to the superior coaching job of Mr. Engstrom and the tremendous improvement of Don Rasmussen, out all-conference representative and the third high scorer in the league, the team finished fourth with a respectable 8-6 record. Also of great importance was the playmaking of Tony Chevelier, Mike Seavall's outside accuracy, and Dean Rasmussen's keen eye from the sidelines. The scores were: Eden Prairie 42 Prior Lake 61 Eden Prairie 31 Watertown 42 Eden Prairie 34 Burnsville 59 Eden Prairie 32 Golden Valley 62 Eden Prairie 46 Golden Valley 72 Eden Prairie 47 Orono 45 Eden Prairie 60 St. Anthony 46 Eden Prairie 62 Chaska 54 Eden Prairie 48 Chaska 39 Eden Prairie 63 St. Anthony 62 Eden Prairie 42 Orono 38 Eden Prairie 45 Shakopee 37 Eden Prairie 55 Shakopee 62 Eden Prairie 57 Waconia 48 Eden Prairie 64 U High 57 Eden Prairie 57 U High 74 Eden Prairie 43 Waconia 37 Eden Prairie 37 Watertown 70 The outlook for next season is bright with three starters returning. The squad will miss graduating Don Rasmussen, Gary Olson, Lynn Woodward, and Jim Moriarty, but will have promising B Team players Eugene Susemihl and Marty Brakel to replace them.. 48 It pays to be tall in Basketball. Scramble for a rebound. D. Miller, R. Redick, W. Koenst, M. Brakel, J. Koenst, Row 1-P. Koskela, J. Todd, J Nesbitt, M. Kasid, J. M. Tebbens, E. Susemihl, Mr. Connaughty. Tomlinson, E. Schuldheiss, R. Remus. Row 2-J.Schultz, O-Team A. Clark, K. Pica, H. Horn, D. Kopesky, J. Wittenberg, Row 1-D. Raustadt, T. Smetana, C. Barta, J. Kaye, P. R. Gibson, M. Adzick. Camera Dodgers-J. Tice, R- Koskela, D. Bergman, M. Nesbitt, S. Stanley, R. Redic: . Row 2 -Mr. McShane, G. Kakach, B. Redick, R. Johnson, Spande, D. Zimmerman. 50 stbabwg Nawrocki, S. Peterson, R. Doughty, R. Lisor, M. Kerber, Row 1 -D. Kvale, S. Morgan, D. Nelson, R. Mitchell, K. B. Ktisko, W. Todd. Camera Dodget-S. Kerber Braun, J. Nesbitt. Row 2 -Mr. Kleven, W. Kopesky, S. 1961 Basebaw WVWWNW ?va Row l-Mr. Buxrude, D. Rasmussen, S. Schaitberger, W. Row 2 -D. Moe, J. Wittenberg, S. Seavall, R. Ravnholdt, Ashby, L. Nesbitt, G. Thompson, B. Menge, M. Kvale. M. Seavall, J. Schwartz, J. Ashby. 51 John Linner proved to be one of Eden Prairie's most successful athletes. His greatesc: achievements were in track, and they include: First place at the Carleton Relays; set a new Conference shot-put record with a throw of 51'1 ; placed second in the district and first in the region, which qualified him for the state tournament in which he placed fifth in the shop put. This made him the first Eden Prairie student to participate in a state meet. John is now studying at Macalester College, where he is on the track and football teams. Congratulations John! 196:le g' Row l-J. Eck, D. Miller, P. De NiO, J. Schultz, T. Connaughty. ROW 2-K- Preblick, M' Torgetson, B ' n Chevalier, J. Tomlinson, G. Olson, W. Koenst, Mr. Krisko, L.Woodward, D.Larson, J- Linner, D- Rasmusse ' 52 Congratulations to the Class of 1962! 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