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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1963 volume:

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I l Tm E0999 19 63 Edw PM High 9w HOPW, Mmmm Dedication The senior class of 1963 wishes to dedicate this Eagle to Mr. Frank McShane for his many contributions to us and our school. We wish to thank him for giving us a background in English, and his assistance with the class play, sports, and the Eyrie. But the thing we Will most remember him for is his encouragement to us to think for our- selves and be individuals. Ba r of Education Homer Raguet - Chairman, Mr.Warren Shultz - Vice Mr. Paul Menge - Director7 Mr. Russell Marsh - Treasurer, Mr. Chairman, Mr. Harry Picha - Clerk, Missing - Mr. Ernest Hone - Director. Administration 8 Faculty Mr. V. Wood Superintendent Mr. C. Connaughty Mr. N. Nelson Assistant Principal Principal Mr. Clark Nirsb Cct: Mr. Buxmde Industrial Arts 1 ran Science Mr. Elioff Mr. Engstrom Mr. Hagen Sci ence Math Business Mr. Holte Math Mr. Kleven Miss McIntyre Math, Social Studies Social Studies, Phy. Ed. Mr. Nygaard Mrs. Peterson Miss Sonne English Spanish, English English, Counselor Mr. tenBensel Mr. Stark Mrs. Stewart Social Studies, Chorus Music, Band Art Miss Dethmers Mrs. Wanek Miss Wanek School Psychologist Social Studies, French Home Economics Mrs. Bren 61, A. Schoff, E. Tobias,B- Rogers, D. Totushek, G. Moran, N. Clark, D. Holler. Custodians -L. Fetch. R. Mitch Q $$ w CLEO BERGMAN: G.R.A. 10. .. Library 11, 12.. . Class Play 11. LINDA BREKKE: Honor Society 11, 12. . . Eyrie Circulation Mana- ger 11, Co-editor 12 . . . Chorus 10-12 . . . All State Chorus 10, 12 ...Glee Club 10, 12 .. .Madrigal 10.. . Class Play 11. . .Cheer- leading 10-12 . . . G.R.A. Execu- tive Board 10-12. . . Trampoline Club 11. GERALD BUBOLTZ: Annual 11, 12 . . .Eyrie 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10- 12 . . . Library 10-12 . . . Office Staff 10-12. LINDA CHAFFEE: Eyrie 11.. . Circulation Manager 12 . ..Chorus 10-12 . . .Glee Club 10, 12 . . . Class Play 11.. .G.R.A. 1 0, 11. ANTHONY CHEVALIER: Basket- ball10-12...Footba1110-12... Track 10-12 .. . Class Officer 11 ...H0nor Soc1ety 11, 12 .. . Home- coming King 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 ...Letterman's Club11, 12. . . Letterman's Club Treasurer 11 CECILIA CRUSE: Eyrie 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 . . . G.R.A. 10- 12 . . . Trampoline Club 11. 8 RICHARD DOUGHTY: Basketball 10 . .. Football 10-12 .. . Wrestling 11, 12 . . . Wrestling Captain 12.. .Class Officer 10.. .Honor Socie- ty 11, 12 . . . Honor Society Pres- ident 12. . .Student Council 11, 12 . . . Student Cquncil President 12 . . . Letterman's Club 11, 12. ARTHUR DRESSEN THOMAS EAMES: Basketball 12. ..Track 11, 12 ...Eyrie 12... Chorus 11, 12 .. . Letterman's Club 12. LLOYD ENGLER: Football 10- 12...Wrestling10, 11 . . . Chorus 12 Letterman1s Club 11, 12. PETER EVERT: Class Play 12. SUSAN FINHOLT: Annual Staff 11, 12. . . Homecoming Attendant 12 . . . Mixed Chorus 10-12 ... Girls Glee Club 10-12 . . . Madri- gal 10. . . Marching Band 10... Varsity Band 10-12. . . Concert Band 12. . . Band Secretary 12... Class Play 11. SUZANNE GAGNERON: Class President 12 . . . Eyrie Editor-in- Chief 12 . .. Class P1ay12.. . G.R.A. 11, 12 MICHAEL GEIGER: Football Manager 12.. .Wrestling Manager 12 .. . Homecoming MC. 12 . .. Chorus 10. . .Class Play 11, 12. ALLAN GENS: Track 12. BARBARA HOFF: Chorus 10-12 . ..Glee Club 10, 12 . . . Band 11, 12. . . Marching Band 12 . . . Class Play 11 12...G.R.A. 10-12. JAMES HOLASEK MARLYS KAYE: Annual 12. .. Chorus 10, 12 . . .Glee Club 10.. .Class Play 11, 12 . . . G.R.A. 10- 12. . . G.R.A. Vice President 12. ..Cheerleading 10-12 . . . Trampo- line Club 11. 1O MICHAEL KERBER: Wrestling 11, 12 . . .Chorus 12. WAYNE KOPESKY: Basketball Manager 11... Football 10-12 . .. Tri-Captain 12 . . .Wrestling 11, 12, Captain 12 . . . Class Officer 12 . . . Eyrie 11, 12 . . . Homecom- ing Attendant 12. . . Class Play 11, 12 .. . Letterman's C1ub11, President 12. GENE KRAMER MELVIN KVALE: Basketball 10- 12 . ..Football 12. . . Baseball 10-12. . . Chorus 12... Letter- man,s Club 12. VIRGINIA LINDNER: Class Officer 11.. .Chorus 10-12. . .Glee Club 10. . .Triple Trio 10. . . Band 11, 12 . . .Concert Ensemble 12.. .Marching Band 11, 12. . Varsity Band 12 . . . Concert Band 11... Swing Band 11, 12. . .Band Sec- retary 11.. .Class Play 11, 12 .. .G.R.A. 10-12. THOMAS LUND H ANDREA MACKENSTADT: Eyrie 11.. .Chorus 10-12 . . . Concert Ensemble 12 .. .Varsity Band 11, 12 . . .Class Play 11.. G.R.A 10-12. JUDITH MORAN: Class Officer 12 . . .Annual 12 .. . Business Manager 12 . . . Homecoming 10, 12. . . Chorus 10-12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 . . . G.R.A. 10-12 . . . G.R.A Vice-President 10.. .G.R.A. President 12. JOAN PETERSON: Class Play 12... G.R.A. 10-12. LOREDA pHILLIPS: Chorus 10- 12 . . . Chorus Accompianist 10-12 . . . All State Chorus 10. . .Glee Club 10, 11... Madrigal 10.. . Band 10-12 .. . Marching Band 10- 12 . . .Varsity Band 11, 12 ... Concert Band 10-12 . . . Swing Band10-12 . . . G.R.A. 10-12 . . . G.R.A. President 11. 12 STEPHEN NAWROCKI: Football 11,12. . .Track 11,12...Wrestling 10-12. . .Homecoming Attendant 11. :.Chorus 11, 12 . . . Letter- man's C1ub11, 12. . . Sgt. at Arms 12. DIANE OSTMAN: Class Officer 11. . .Student Council 11, 12 . . . Annual 11, Co-editor 12 . . . Home- coming Attendant 11. . . Home- coming Queen 12 . . . Chorus 10- 12, . . . Librarian 1 0.. . Triple Trio 10 . . . Glee Club 10, 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12. . . G.R.A. 10, Vice- Pres. 11, Executive Board 12. STEVEN QUAM ANDREA RAVNHOLDT: Student Council Secretary 11, Vice- Pres- ident 12 . . . Annual Staff 11. .. Chorus 10-12 ...G1ee Club 10.. . Madrigal 10. .. Band 10-12 . .. Marching . . . Varsity . . .Concert . .. Swing .. . John Philip Sousa Award 11.. .Class Play 11, 12.. .Cheerleading 10-12 . . . G.R.A. 10-12. MARLENE REMUS: Chorus 10. . . Class Play 12 . . . G.R.A. 10. DONALD ROBERTSON: Basket- ball 10 . . . Football 10-12 . . . Baseball 10-12 . Class Officer 11.. .Lettermarfs Club11, 12. BARBARA ROE: National Honor Society 11, 12 .. .National Honor Society Secretary 12 . . . Eyrie 11, 12. . . Eyrie Co-editor 12. . . Chorus 10-12 . . . Glee Club 10 . .. Triple Trio 10. Wm-Memxiw 109w; KAY SCHAITBERGER: Eyrie 11 .. . Co-editor 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12. 13 STEPHEN SCHAITBERGER: Basketball 10-12 . . . Football 10- 12, Tri-Captain 12 . . . Baseball 10-12 .. . National Honor Society 10-12. . . Student Council Treas- urer 12 .. . Eyrie 11, Co-editor 12 .. . Homecoming Attendant 12 .. Letterman,s Club 11, 12... Library Staff 12. JOHN SCOTT: Football 12 . . . Wrestling 12 . . . Chorus 11, 12... Class Play 12. ZOLA SIMONS: Class Officer 10 ...Annual 11, Co-editor 12... Chorus 10-12, President 12... All-State Chorus 10.. . Glee Club 10-12...Madriga1 10. . . Band 10- 12. . . Concert Ensemble 12... Marching 11, 12. . .Varsity 12... Concert 10, 11...German 10, 11 ...Secretary 10.. .Class Play 11, 12 . . . G.R.A. 10-12, Officer 11, 12. BARBARA SMETANA: Chorus 10 ...Glee Club 10. 14 MICHAEL SEAVALL: Basketball 10-12 . . . Football 10-12. . . Tri- Captain 12 .. .Track 11, 12... Baseball 10. ..Class Officer 10, 12. . . National Honor Society 10- 12 . . . Eyrie 12 . . . Class Play 12 ...Letterman's Club 11, 12. VIRGINIA SHENK: Chorus 10. . . Glee Club 10. . .Class Play 11, 12 . . . G.R.A. 10.. .Office Staff 10-12. INGRID SORENSEN: Annual 11, 12 .. .Chorus 10. . . Glee Club 10 .. . Class Play 11 . . . G.R.A. 10.. .Office Staff 1.1. 12. SANDRA SPANDE: Annual 11,12 ...Chorus 10,12.. .Glee Club 10, 12... Class Play 11 . . .G.R.A. 10, 12 . . . Library Staff 12. CATHERINE STROM: Eyrie 12. . .Class Play 11, 12. WALTER TODD: Football 11, 12 ...Track11,12...Wrest1ing11. ..Choru511, 12 . . .Class Play 11, 12 . . . Lettermarfs Club11, 12... Letterman's Club Treasurer 12. WAYNE WESTERMAN: Basket- ball 11 . . .Track 11 . . . Band 11, 12. SANDRA WITTENBERG: Chorus 10. . .Glee Club 10. . .Class Play11,12...G.R.A.10-12... Art Club 10. . . Trampoline Club 11. NOT PICTURED: JAY ROWE 15 BEST ALL AROUND Diane Ostman Tony Chevalier FRIENDLIEST Judy Moran, Wayne Kopesky CLASS CLOWNS Sue Gagneron, Steve Nawrocki ths Who MOST TALKATIVE Barb Roe Wally Todd MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joan Peterson, Rick Doughty BEST LOOKING Sue Finholt, Mike Seavall y4$y M w $ W me M, w .w m Juniors M. Balfanz C. Barta R. Berger M. Brakel H. Bushbaum . Catmody . Carter Mg Clark Cooper Era: . Delecour 11 n5?' ii meamu' Imvuug P. Dill B. Gilbert . Hanna 8. Holasek T. Holt M. Husby J. Johnson M. Johnstone S. Kerber J. Koenst J. Kottz . Kvale . Kvale SW 5'3 Lefler L. Linnet R. Lisor J. Maenke M. Marsh Juniors D. McDougal C. McMahon 71 . Robertson . Schmidel m . Schmitz . Schwartz . Scott I-UH J. Todd J. Tomlin son V. VonEschen V. VonEschen J. Welin CAMERA DODGERS : M. Williams G. Wittenberg R. Mitchel E . Murphy G. Nesbitt V. Olson D. Rasmussen J. Shultz H. Skranka E. Smith S. Smith E. Susemihl C. Nelson D. Nesbitt Sophomores , C. Barta L. Beldon R. Bergman S. Beckman T. Beckman S. Brace K. Braun N. Carling C. Carlson C. Conrad B. Clabo B. DbLecour S. Dimler K. Emerson . Evert . Fifield mm L. Gagneron R. Gibson R. Hanson S. Hanson J. Haugen K. Hayes M. Husby J. Irwiri . Ivers . Johnson . Iohnstone S G. Kakach . Katsko Kasid W. Kaye D. Klein J. Klein W. Koenst P. Koskela N. Linge 20 Sophomores J. Lund R. Marquardt K. Melquist D. McKinley D. Morrison Naas C. Nelson D. Nicholson J, Nydahl R . Opdal D. Ostman D. Overman R. Reddick N. Redick C. Reuss D. Rockstad C. Rose C. Santrizos Seavall 'Shidla . Shidla . Skjelbostad DU 'n'. Smetana R. Spande S. Stanley C. Studeman L. Twanson C. Swenson M. Tebben K. Todd J. Ungerman M. Webster D. Wedemth P. Willoughby M. Wood L. Woolley D. Zimmerman. CAMERA DODGERS: J. Baker D. Listberger D. Nelson 21 Freshmen ' L. Arp T. Beckman J. Brace M . Brooks T. Bushbaum . Carlon F T. Chevalier E. Christianson A. Clark D. Donat G. Emerson M. Fetch L. Foss J. Futuli D. Hanson T. Hanson M. Hockensmith C. Hovey M. Irwin J. Johnson J. Johnson S. Jurgens S. Karl K. Kaye L. Kerber B. Kirk M. Klein A. Kopp W. Kucher D. Kvale D. Kvale K. Listberger S. Mace F. McDougall 22 Freshmen B. McEwen C. Maenke S. Moran S. Morgan W. Munsey J. Nesbitt S. Nesbitt . Norblom yzw O E . Peterson J. Peterson K. Picka T. Picka D. Raustadt W. Redick R. Remus K. Schmitz W. Schmit J. Schroers C. Seiler E. Shuldhiess J. Seifert E. Shenk M. Smith M. Steinmetz M. Stumo B. Theis J. Tice S. Tomlinson L. Turnbull M. Uherka J. Ungerman M. Webster D. West P. Williams J. Wittenbetg CAMERA DODGERS: D. Baker V. Millis B. Olson L. Sotenson C. Suetter v Eighth Grade . .. . Adzick . Almond . Anderson . Balfanz . Beckman . Burnham ?:PU N. Chaffee J. Christen sen M. Connolly R. Cruse L. Coon J. Dill J. Doughty L. Dressen L. Duda T. Fetch J. Fifield L. Finholc J. Gens D. Gilbertson Hanson Harms Hayes , Heath 2900371 J. Hone D. Huff G. Johnstone D. Jurgens J. Kasid B. Kaye N. Kopesky D. Koskela P. Koskela P. Kosk-ela D. Kvale M. Kvale T. Larson S. Maenke 24 N Eighth Grade P. McCartney J. McConnell . McKinnley . Melberg . Menge . Mikelson Hznm J. Miller G. Milne: M. Miska C. Munsey S. Munsey D. Norby M. Nesbitt J. Nydal N. Opdal D. OsterhoIt S. Pears-on R. Picka D. Preblick R. Reddick K. Robe M. Rosendahl T. Sander H. Schaitberger K. Schwartz H. Smetana Smetana T. R Sorenson 8. Stanley A. Stienmetz L. Webster W. Westerman B. William M. Williams D. Willoughby P . Welin M. Wyatt CAMERA DODGERS: E. Kopp T, Overman 25 Seventh Grade , R. Arp L. Baum W. Beldon S. Brace .57 Brakel . Briggs Q G. Carlson P. Carlson T. Carlson F , Carpenter C. Clark J. Connolly J. Connolly C. Conrad M. Cooper T. Crowley J. Doughty B. Dressen D. Dressen S. Emerson D. Englund G. Frieke D. Fullenton T. Hanna J. Hays T. Holte L. Hovey R. thhard P. Huff B. Husby S. Jeppesen C. Knutson T. Johnson R. Johnson G. Kucher 26 Seventh Grade K. Kucher W. Kvale H. Lefler S. Liljegren G. Mace B. MacFarlane H. Maenke F. McAllister S. Melquist K. Millis J. Morgan M. Nelson C. Nesbitt J. Olson L. Parkos D. Rasmussen J. Reuss M. Schaitberger J. Schwartz G. Scott R. Sharpe M. Shenk D. Sherman H. Ski elbostad T. Spande W. Stanley L. Strand S. Strom R. Stuedeman G. Swanson L. Tice P. Tollefson K. Wigley L. Wilson L . Wittenberg K. Woodhouse CAMERA DODGERS: S. Morgan D. Schmidt Juniors Freshmen: L. to R. -A. Peterson -Pres., A. Clark-V. Pres.7 M. Hockensmith - Treas., P. Williams --Sec 8th Grade: Top: M. Brakel --Pres.7 K. Menge -V. Pres., J. Miller-Sec., M. DeLacour-Treas. Sophomores L. to R. -N. Chaffee -Sec.-Treas., J. Kasid- V. Pr 1 J. Miller-Sec., Camera Dodger: R. Reddick -Pres. 7th Grade L. to R. -K. Todd-Treas., N. Linge-Sec.- L- to R- -B- Hoff-Hall Monitor, J- Hayes - Treas., J- Nydahl .. . Pres., M. Kasid-Pres. Treas., J. Schwartz-Sec., C. Clark- Pres., Camera Dodger: L. Tice -V. Pres. Curricular New 7th grade industrial arts Class learning the fundamentals of mechanical drawings. Freshman girls demonstrating the art of setting an attractive table. Bookkeepers learning to use the various, available machines. Seniors practicing the skill of portrait drawing. Biology students dissecting Beethoven, their pickled frog. 30 Activities Experiment demonstrating Boyle's Law being done by physics students. Amwm Round-table discussion in sophomore Spanish class. tam? Personal typing provides these sophomores with basic typing skills. 9th grade English Class performing a one-act play. Que sera, sera . . . interpreted by French II students. 31 Junior High Student Council Standing-L. Tice, S. Stanley, M. Adzick, C. Knutson. President, 8. Tomlinson-Premdent, A. Clark-Treasurer. Seated-G. Emerson-Secretary, D. Raustadt - Vice- enor High StudentCouncil Standing - R. Bergman, S. Gagneron, D. Oscman, Vice-President, R. Doughty -Presidem D. Nicholson, M. Brakel, D. Rasmussen, M. Kasid. Secretary. Seated - S. Shaitberger - Treasurer, A. Ravnholdt - H. Bushbaum - , 32 ? National, Honor Society Standing -K. Menge, S. Shaitberger, Mr. Nelson -Adviser, Doughty -President, B. Roe -Secretary, L. Brekke. T. Chevalier, H. Bushbaum. Seated-M. Seavall, R. Vice-President, J. Johnson, C. Swenson, J. Johnson, T. Holt--President7 M. Marsh, S. Johnstone7 S. Harms, C. Studeman, L. Gagneron, T. Sander, B. Williams. ROW 1 -C. Seiler, M. Stumo, P. Fetch, S. Moran, M. Carmody, R. Berger, C. Barta7 T. Bushbaum-Secretary- Treasurer, M. Wyatt, Mrs. Stewart. ROW 2 -V. Olson - 33 Standing-G. Buboltz, M. Johnstone, E. Smith, K. Schwartz, V. Olson S. Spande, T. Holt. Seated-Librarian MrS. Cole, J, Scorn C. Bergman. Newspaper Staff Standing-G. Buboltz, S. Smith, L. Chaffee, D. McDougal, P. Balfanz, S. Hanna, M. Carmody, M. Johnstone, B. Bushbaum, M. DeLeCour, P. Dill, A. Mackenstadt, C. Cruse. Seated-L. Brekke, K. Schaitberger, S. Gagneron- Gilbert C Strom Advisor Mr. McShane, D. Robertson, J Editor-in-Chief, S. Schaipberger, B. Roe. Tomlinson, W. Kopesky, M. Seavall, T. Eames, H. 34 Annual Staff Moran - Business Manager, Z. Simons - Co-ed1 or, D. Standing-Advisor, Mr. Hagen, G. Buboltz, M. Kaye, D. Ostman-Co-editor, J. Miller. Camera Dodger-I. Sorensen. Rasmussen, E. Smith, V. Olson, S. Holasek, S. Spande, K. Menge, C. Nelson, 8. Finholt. Seated-E. Murphy, J. Office Staff I. Sorensen, D. Simons, G. Shenk. A-Cheerleaders Barb Roe, Marlys Kaye, Linda Brekke, Ann Ravnholdt, Pat Dill, Holly Bushbaum. B-Cheerleaders Timmi Bushbaum, Sally Tomlinson, Leslie Swanson, Nancy Linge7 Gretchen Emefson, Delaine Nicholson, 36 C. Cruse, A. Ravnholdt, S. Gagneron, M. Geiger, D. Ostman, Z. Simons, W. Kopesky, j. Moran, M. Scavall, V. Shenk7 J. Scott, P. Evert. Senior Class Play On November 17, 1962, the senior class presented their class play, Bull in a China Shop. It involved two murders committed by Miss Hildegarde, tZola Simonsh the landlady of a boarding house for spinsters, to attract the attention of Mr. OhFinn, a detective tWayne Kopeskyl It concludes with Jane Rogers tDiane Ostmam, the lady newspaper reporter, accepting a box of candy from the spinsters and winds up in a surprise ending. The candy turns out to have a few drops of arsenic in it! If he was a plumber we could stop up the sink. Mr. McShane7 our director, relaxing before the play. 37 Row 1 -A. Ravnholdt, G. Milner, M. Rosendahl, C. Clark, D. Willoughby, T. Beckman7 T. Pica, B. Hoff, D. MC Dougall, L. Phillips, L. Swanson, S. Tomlinson, J. Miller, G. Lindner, G. Emerson. Row 2-L. Almond, J. Miller, P. Willoughby, C. Carlson, N. Carling, N. Kopesky, D. Preblick, C. Hovey, Z. Simons, C. McMahon, 8. Hanna, Band Majorettes: G. Swanson, J. Miller, J. Carter, L. Almond. P. Tollefson, A. Steinmetz, W. Westerman, R. Reddick, C. Knutson, J. Carter, G. Swanson. Row 3-J. Furuli, J. McConnell, H. Skjelbostad, M. Steinmetz, M. Williams, M. Wood, T. Larson, D. Skjelbostad, E. Shenk, L. Sorenson, C. Woodhouse, W. Fahlstrom, G. Carlson, T. Carlson, Mr. Stark. The band had a very successful year under the direction of Mr. Emmett Stark. The members are exceptionally happy that they have their new uniforms. The Eden Prairie Band is divided into many different organizations. One of the most active of these is the March- ing Band. This past year they participated in the Raspberry Parade, the Dan Patch Parade, the National V. F. W. Parade, the Halloween Parade in Anoka, Where they won a trophy, and at the University of Minnesota Band Day, as well as Lanlty Day. The Concert Ensemble is a select group which plays for most of theiconcerts. The Varsity Band, among other things, plays at all ball games. The Swing Band plays dance music, and played at its first school dance this year. The German Band and the Dixieland Band are small ensembles that en- tertain at various places, and annually at the Band Carnival. The key word in the vocabulary of all band students is PROGRESS, and with efforts such as this past yearls they will always realize their great goal. Varsity Band Row 1 -L. Phillips, G. Lindner, W. Westerman, S,Hanson, -A- Ravnholdt, J- Furuli, 3' McEwen, L' Sorenson, M' S, Hanna, C. McMahon, A. Steinmetz, C. Carlson. Row 2 Williams, D. Skjelbostad, T. Larson. 39 Mixed Chorus Brace, D. Ostman, L. Swanson, N. Redick. Row 4-M. Balfanz, K. Menge, K. Robertson, M. Marsh, M. Wood, T. Seavall, K. Hayes, B. R06, L. Brekke, L. Woolley, C. SantriZOS, A. Mackenstadt, S. Finholt. Row 5 -G.Buboltz, J. Miller, D. McDougall, D. Ostman, V. Lindner, D. Nelson, G. Nesbitt, D. Skjelbostad, E. Susemihl, D. Robertson. Row 6-M. Brakel, D. Listberger, T. Eames, J. Schultz, M. Kvale, M. Kerber, J. Scott, L. Engler, W. Todd, S. Nawrocki. Accompanist- L. Phillips. Row 1 -M. Husby, S. Beckman, D. Nesbitt, V. Von Eschen, A. Shidla, J. Lund, C. Nelson, C. Rose, 8. Stanley, 8. Spande, T. Holt, M. Carmody, Z. Simons, Mr. tenBensel. Row 2-8. Smith, B. Gilbert, D. Shidla, B. Hoff, M. DeLeCour, M. Kaye, J. Moran, L. Chaffee, 8. Hanna, L. Linner, S. Holasek, J. Welin, C. Studeman, C. Swenson, M. Johnstone. Row 3- P. Dill, K. Kvale, D. Nicholson, K. Melquist, S. Clark, C. Reuss, D. Klein, K. Ivers, S. Dimler, K. Emerson, S. Sextet The first vocal concert of the 1962-63 school year was held in the new gym on November 2. The Senior High Mixed Chorus and Sextet participated in the singing. The annual Christmas Concert was held Decem- ber 20, also in the new gym. Participating in that concert were the Mixed Chorus and Girls, Glee Club. The senior girls in chorus performed HTwas the Night Before Christmas with the band. A Junior High Operetta; Rip Van Winkle , was held in the spring. Accompanist-L. Phillips. Standing-M. Husby, D. Nesbitt, M. Marsh, D. McDougall, M. Balfanz, K. Robertson. - 4O Girls Glee Club Row 1 -D. Ostman, L. Linner, D. Nesbitt, K. Robertson, M. Uherka, N. Opdahl. Row 4-C. Reuss, D. Klein, K. B. Hoff, Z. Simons, S. Spande, L. Brekke7 L. Chaffee, C. Listberger, T. Hanson, M. Brooks, M. Hockensmith, M. Rose, C. Nelson, M. Husby. Row 2 -V. Von Eschen7 K. SteinmetL L. Carlon, M. Fcrch, P. Williams7 C- HOVCy Kvale, M. Williams, S. Holasek7 B. Gilbert, 5. Clark, J. S, Nesbitt. Row 5 - K. Ivers, S. Dimlcr7 M. Wood, C. Klein7 A. Shidla, J Johnson, B, Kirk, S. Karl, S. Finholt. Emerson, D. Ostman, K. Emerson, P. Willoughby, L. Row 3-M. Carmody, S. Smith, J. Miller7 M. Balfanz, D. WoollY- McDougall, M. Marsh, C. Santrizos, K. Todd. A Peterson, Junior High Chorus 41 , . Moran - President, G R A members and Executive Board Seated in front are A. Peterson - Treasurer, J Miss McIntyre M Kaye - Vice President, and N. Carling - Secretary. The Girlhs Recreation Association is the lar- gest self-supporting organization in our school. Its purpose is to provide recreational activities for any girl in grades 7 through 12. Annually, the G.R.A. sponsors many activities such as the Sadie Hawkins Dance, playdays, a slumber party, bowling parties and also provides public demonstrations for home basketball games. The motto of the G.R.A. is All for Fun and Fun for All . Our Leader 42 Selling Refreshments Ice FlShing Float for Homecoming 43 L. to R. - S. Schaitberger, J. Moran, W. Kopesky, S. Finholt7 L. Menge, Queen D. Ostman, King T. Chevalier, M. Pederson, C. Nelson, M. Brakel, N. Linge, M. Tebbin. HOMECOMING I962 The Homecoming festivities began at 8 o'clock Thursday night, October 4, with the coronation of. the 1962 Homecoming King and Queen. Our new queen was Diane Ostman and the king was Tony Chevalier. The attendants from die senior class were Sue Finholt, Judy Moran, Wayne Kopesky, and Steve Schaitberger. The junior Class attend- ants were Carole Nelson and Marty Brakel, and those from the sophomore class were Nancy Linge and Maynard Tebben. The crownbearers were Laurie Ann Menge and Mike Pederson. Mike Geiger, a senior, was our Master of Ceremonies. Following the coronation, a bonfire and pepfest were held. Due to technical difficulties, the bonfire failed to burn properly until almost everyone had left. On the afternoon of October 5, the Eagles met Waconia in the first home game played on our own football field. Unfortunately the Eagles were unable to Keep the Injuns Runnin and suffered a defeat. The band presented a half- time program after which the royalty paraded around the Queen Diane and King Tony lead the Grand March field on a float decorated by the seniors and followed by to the bonfire. h a G.R.A. float. That night at 8 oTClock the dance began featuring the Franklinite Band. 4.4 Homecoming Scenes The half-time entertainment included the Charleston Onlookers wait patiently for the nonexistent bonfire by Linda Wooley and Kathy Todd. t0 blaze. y with Crowubearers Laurie Ann Menge and Mike Pederson. Queen Diane and King Ton 45 h Wally Todd, Mike Seavall, Ann Ravnholdt, Wayne Kopesky, Sue Gagneron, Judy Moran, Steve Schaitberger, Sue Finholt. Sno - Daze The third annual Sno-Daze festival was held February 8-9, 1963. Heading the festivities at the pepfest Friday, was the traditional basketball game between the teachers and the senior boys not playing on the varsity team. Again the teachers showed their superiority by winning the game! During half-time the Junior High Coro- nation took place. Jim Ungerman and Gretchen Emerson were crowned Prince and Princess. After the game, the junior class presented a Dr. Kildare skit. Friday night was the basketball game between the Eagles and the Chaska Hawks. Entertainment was pro- vided for us by the Senior High Trampoline Club. After the game, the Senior High Coronation was held with Sue Gagneron and Wayne Kopesky chosen to reign over the Sno-Daze activities. The Coronation'was followed by a 9-act talent show put on by the students. Cecilia Cruse and Mart Husbr were the Masters-of-Ceremonies. In- cluded in the show were the following acts: The Prairiettes, Janet 52362, Ken Millis, Linda Woolley, the Eden Prairie Combo, Zola Simons, Peggy Husby, the Bushbaums, and Sue Emerson. A dance was held Saturday evening with music provided by the Franklinites. One of many talented acts. Hymn, the 01' jug! 46 l V AWN WNW m , . Moran Award The Robert L. Moran award was presented to Tony Chevalier by Mr. Engstrom at the annual Athletic Banquet. This award stands for sportsmanship, honesty, clean living, loyalty, school spirit, and is presented annually to the jun- ior who best lives up to these standards. Tony participated in football, basketball, and track and is truly a fine athlete. He is also an outstanding student and is a member of the National Honor Society. The annual staff would like to congratulate Tony on his many fine achievements. There has been a strange sight at this yearis basketball games. Mr. Engstrom, after 26 years of coaching, has retired to the bleachers as a Spectator instead of being on the bench. In those 26 years Mr. Engstrom had the fortune of never coaching a team that finished in last place. Congratulations to a fine coach and a fine gentleman. Row 1 - T. Chevalier, D. Robertson, W. Kopesky, S. Gibson, E. Susemihl, D. Zimmerman, R. Spande, Mr. Schaitberger, M. Seavall, R. Doughty, S. Nawrocki. Row Connaughty, R. Lisor, J. Tice, J. Nydahl, B. DeLeCour, 2-G. Fifield-Asst. Manager, L. Engler, R. Reddick, W. R. Remus, D. Raustadt, T. Beckman, Camera Dodger- Todd, J. Tomlinson, J. Todd, D. Rasmussen, M. Kvale, Mr. McShane. J. Kaye, M. GeigeruManager. Row 3-J. Schwartz, R. Football The Eagle football team ended their ,62 season with a 2-7 won-lost record. Highlights of the season were the opening triumph over Watertown and the surprising upset victory over top-ranked Golden Valley. The scores were: Eden Prairie 23 Watertown 6 Eden Prairie 7 Simly 20 Eden Prairie 0 Orono 40 Eden Prairie 0 St. Anthony 12 Eden Prairie 0 Waconia 26 Eden Prairie 0 Chaska 33 Eden Prairie 19 Golden Valley 13 Eden Prairie 19 Shakopee 27 Eden Prairie 12 U. High 20 Next year's team will be hurt heavily by the loss of several seniors. Graduating along with 8 others will be the team's most valuable player and tri-captain, Mike Seavall, who was picked to the all-conference team and Tony Chevalier, the team's leading ground gainer, who was given honorable mention on the All Conference team. Other seniors leaving include Tri-Captains Steve Schaitberger, and Wayne Kopesky, Melvin Kvale, Rick Doughty, Don Robertson, Lloyd Engler, Steve Nawrocki and Wally Todd. Coming back to lead next yearls team is Captain-Elect Joe Tomlinson. Others return- ing include John Todd, Eugene Susemihl, Dean Rasmussen, Jesse Schwartz, and Randy Reddick. Out of the firSt eleven, only four will return, indicating the rebuilding job that will be necessary next year. 49 Eagle defense stiffens for Waconiafs next play. Tri-Captains MIKE SEAVALL QUARTERBACK ALL-CONFERENCE STEVE SCHAITBERGER HALFBACK WAYNE KOPESKY TACKLE Tony snags a pass in the Homecoming game. 49w? High Football Baum, T. Spande, F. Carpenter, L. Wilson. ROW 3- Mr. Holte, M. Nesbitt, J. Fifield, M. Adzick, D. Raustadt, A. Kopp, J. Tice, T. Beckman, B. Redick, B. Remus, T. Larson, J. Nesbitt, A. Clark, E. Shuldheiss, Mr. Hagen. ROW 1 - T. Carlson, M. Schaitberger, B. Johnson, K. Wigley, G. Carlson, C. Woodhouse, T. Holte, B. Dressen, D. Schmidt, K. Millis. ROW 2 -T. Smetana, T. Hanna, T. Mikelson, M. Connolly, R. Reddick, A. Bumham, L. 51 Mr. Holte, E. Susemihl, V. VonEschen7 M. Kvale. Basketball The Eagles, under their new coach Bill Holte, ended the 62-63 season in sixth place with a 5-11 won- lost record. Highlight of the season was the thrilling victory over Shakopee. The most outstanding player The Eagles, under their new coach Bill Holte, ended the 62-63 season in sixth place with a 5-11 won-lost record. Highlight of the season was the thrilling victory over Shakopee. The most outstanding player of the season was captain Tony Chevalier, an all-conference choice. His fine leadership, scor- ing, and defensive ability made him the Eagles top threat. Other standouts were Mike Seavall and Dean Rasmussen, who both averaged in double figures. The scores were: Eden Prairie 33 PrionLake 54 Eden Prairie 37 U High 75 Eden Prairie 32 Burnsville 24 Eden Prairie 45 Watertown 34 Eden Prairie 50 Watertown 38 Eden Prairie 49 Orono 57 Eden Prairie 33 Orono 43 Eden Prairie 46 Shakopee 43 Eden Prairie 48 Shakopee 69 Eden Prairie 54 Waconia 41 Eden Prairie 33 Waconia 42 Eden Prairie 46 Chaska 54 Eden Prairie 52 Chaska 67 Eden Prairie 42 Golden Valley 61 Eden Prairie 51 Golden Valley 61 Eden Prairie 52 St. Anthony 54 Eden Prairie 45 St- Anthony 44 Eden Prairie 49 U High 73 Missing next year will be starters Tony Chevalier, Mike Seavall, Steve Schaitberger, and reserve Melvin Kvale. Those who played considerably and will form next yearls nucleus will be Dean Rasmus- sen, Eugene Susemihl, Marty Brakel, and Jim Shultz. These boys, along with a promising B-team led by Ernie Shuldheiss, John Ungerman, and Mike Kasid, make for a brighter outlook on the E.P. basketball scene. 52 Getting a rebound is a tough job. Mike Seavall aims for two points. 53 Row 1 - D. Bergman7 R. Marquardt, J. Ungerman, B. Redick, E. Shuldheiss, Mr. Connaughty. Camera Dodger- Gibson, P. Koskella. Row 2 - D. Morrison, Mgr. A. 13- Zimmerman. Clark, J. Tice, R. Spande, M. Tebbens, M. Kasid, B. C Team Row 1 -K. Millis, D. Schmidt, L. Wittenberg, F. Carpenter, Wilson, J. Doughty, R. Hubbard. Row 3 - J. Kasid, L. T. Spande, T. Hanna, R. Studeman, J. Kutcher. Row 2 - Duda, H. Schaitberger, T. Smetana, D. Raustadt, P. B. Dressen, T. Holte, K. Woodhouse, L. Webster, L. Welin, M. Adzick, M. Nesbitt, J. Fifield, R. Reddick. Coon, W. Munsey, T. Fetch, S. Stanley R. Hanson, L, VVresthn Row 1 - J. Ungetman, D. Hanson, M. Webster, J. Kortz, Seifert, D. Miller, W. Kopesky, J. Scott, D. Listberger, C. Barta, J. Nesbitt, D. Rockstad, M. Kerber, R.Doughty, S. Kerber, K. Wiggley, Mr. Kleven, M. Klein J. Schwartz. Row 2 - D. Kvale, J. Brace, T. Picha, J. l962 BasebaH Row 1 - j. Schwartz, D. Bergman, J. Tomlinson. Row 2 Mr. Buxrude. Row 3 - Do. Rasmussen, De. Rasmussen, - J. Shultz, E. Susemihl, M. Kasid, A. Clark, B. Gibson, S. Schaitberger, M. Tebbens, D. Robertson, M. Kvale. 55 Lettermen Js Club ROW 1 M. Seavall, T. Chevalier, S. Nawrocki, R. Bergman, B. Gibson, M. Kvale, D. Rasmussen, J Todd, Doughty, W. Todd, D. Robertson, S. Schaitberger. ROW 2 D- Miller. ROW 4 - D- Kvale, W. Koenst, M- Tebben, M- R. Mitchell, W. Kopesky, L. Engler, T. Eames, J- Kasid, J. Shultz, E. Susemihl, Mr. Engstrom. Tomlinson, J. Wittenberg, J. Schwartz. ROW 3-D. J. Koenst, T. Eames, A. Chevalier, M. $eavall. S. Captain, DoMill G. 01 - I . Nawrocki, B. Krisko, W. Todd, G. Nesbxtt, L. Woodward, W.Koenst, Mr. Eganaugh:n, J. Tlce, D. Moe, E. 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