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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1964 volume:

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M mDea'zcazfzon ' pi'ZMZLcliss of 1964 proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Byron Nygaard, ur school counselor. Mr. Nygaard joined the Eden Prairie staff in the fall of 1961. In addition to teaching junior high English and tenth grade history, as counselor he helps us to help ourselves in making the important decisions that determine our futures. He is also the advisor to the senior high student council and goes far beyond his duties as counselor and teacher spending many hours lending an attentive and understanding ear to the various problems of the students. We wish to express our sincere thanks to you, Mr. Nygaard, for all that you have done for us and for our school. Mr. G. Englund - Secretary, Mr. R. Marsh Treasurer, Mr. E. Hone - Chairman, Mr. H. Picha - Director. Missing: Mr. P. Menge - Director, Mr. W. Shultz - Vice Chairman. Administration 85 Faculty Mr. v. Wood Mr. 'N. Nelson Superintendent Principal Languages Mr. Cheeley Miss Herman Miss Herrmann English 7, Speech English 9, 10 English 8, German Traditional Mexican custom of breaking the pinata. Miss Joestir'lg Mr. McShane Miss Sonne Sr. High English English 11, 12 Spanish, English 9 Miss McIntyre Mr. Ryski Mrs. Wanek Social Studies 9 Social Studies 7, 10 Social Studies 11, 12 Physical Education Madame Chairman - The state of Alabama is pleased to nominate Jack Fifield as the C.C.R. candidate for President of the United States. May I remind you that you are still under oath. World History class taking a hard look at the world situation. Mr. Engstrom Sr. High Math Mr. Holte JL-Sr. High Math Mr. Kleven Jr. High Math Reviewing test grades with a new Travelgraph. Science Mr. Elioff Physics, Chemistry, Flora and Fauna. Science 9 Mr Connaughty Phys Educatio ,4 Lab Day. ology l, A hopeless case. Mr. Buxrude Scienc C 7-9 Vbcatz'anal Mr. Clark Mr. Hagen Industrial Arts Business The 7th grade Industrial Arts class learning the f d - . un amentals Of WOOd wotkmg Learning the basic skills of typing. Freshmen girls making Christmas cookies to be Mrs. Baker taken to the retarded children at Faribault. Home Economics KArts 659 Music Mrs. Stewart Mrs. C016 Mr. Stark Art Librarian Music, Band Practice makes perfect. Mrs. Stewart instructing a student on the principles of the new pottery wheel. Mr. ten Bensel Girls sectional irons out difficulties. Social Studies 8, Chorus a -.' Q 3 .5 '0 f. b. N p' ua' t6'k l-gn FT! Q m - . '4 ..; Delores Irwin, Priscilla Good, Mabel Hass, Marguerite Hubbard. Custodians . ' , xx ' v ' J wx Leslicslarxs Lorene Fetch, Norman Clark, beorge Moran, Ray Mitchell, Allen Schoff, Daniel Totushek, Floyd Danielson, Elmer Tobias, Norbert Rogers- Camera Dodger - Joe Shidla. 1; 3' ?quwanfmU 9 WW 3.x m m m S HOLLY BUSHBAUM: Chorus 10 Honor Society 10, 11, President 12 Student Council 11, 12 . . . Eyrie 11, Editor-in-Chief 12 . . . Cheer- leading 10-12. . . Class Play 11, 12 . . . Homecoming Queen 12. MAUREEN CARMODY: Chorus 10- 12 . . . Eyrie 11, Circulation Mana- ger 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 Art Club 10-12, President 10. MARGARET BALFANZ: Chorus 10- 12...Sextet10,11... Eyrie 11, Co-editor 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 Class Vice President 12 . . . Home- coming Attendant 12. CAROL BARTA: Class Play 12 G.R.A. 10, 11 . . . Art Club 10. RUTH BERGER: Class Play 12 G.R.A. 10 . . . Art Club 10. MARTY BRAKEL: Chorus 10-12 Football 10 . . . Basketball 10-12 Baseball 10-12 . . . Student Council 10,11. . -. Class Play 11, 12 Lettermetfs Club 12 . . . Class President 11 . . . Homecoming At- tendant 11. SANDRA CLARK: Chorus 11, 12 Class Play 11, 12 . . . G.R.A. 10, 11 . . . Class Treasurer 12 Homecoming Attendant 10. JACQUELINE CARTER: Band 10, 11...Chorule, 11. ..Class Play 11, 12. PATRICIA DILL: Chorus 11, 12 Student Council 10 . . . Eyrie 11, Co-editor 12 . . . Cheerleading 10- 12. . . Class Play11,12...Home- coming Attendant 12. BARBARA GILBERT: Chorus 11, 12 Eyrie 11, 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 G.R.A. 10-12. SANDRA HANNA: Band 10-12 Chorus 10-12, Accompanist 12 Eyrie 11. BONNIE HARDY: Class Play 12. SALLY HOLASEK: Chorus 11, 12 Honor Society 11, 12 . . . Student Council Treasurer 12 . . . Annual 1 1, Co-editor 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 G.R.A. 10,11.... Vice President 12 Girls1 County 11. MARTIN HUSBY: Chorus 10-12 Basketball 10 . . . Cheerleading 1.1 Class Play 11, 12 . . . Lettermen,5 Club 11, 12 . . . Class Vice Presi- dent 10 . . . Homecoming Attendant 10. JAMES JOHNSON: Class Play 11, 12 . . . Class Secretary 10 . . . Home- coming Attendant 12. MARY IOHNSTONE: Chorus 11, 12 Eyrie 11, 12. . . Class Play 11,12 Library 10-12 . . . Speech 10-12. STEVEN KERBER: Chorus 12 Wrestling 10-12 . . . Class Play12. IOHN KOENST: Chorus 12 Track 10-12 . . . Honor Society 11, Vice President 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 . . . Lettermen,s Club Boy1s County 11. JOHN KORTZ: Wrestling 11 Class Play 12. KAREN KVALE: Chorus 11, 12 Class Play12...G.R.A.10,11. WILLIAM KVALE: Wrestling 10, 12 Basketball Manager 11 . . . Class Play 12. . . Lettermen1s Club 12. SANDRA LEFLER: Class Play 12 Art Club 10-12. LINDA LINNER: Band 10-12 Drum Majorette 12 . . . Chorus 10-12 Class Play 11, 12. . . Art Club 10. ROGER LISOR: Football 10, 11 Wrestling 10, 12 . . . Track 10 Class Play 12. JOHN MAENKE: Track 10 Baseball 11, 12. . . Class Play 12' MURIEL MARSH: Chorus10-12 Sextet 10, 11 . . . Class Play 11, 12 . . . Art Club 10, 11. DIANE MCDOUGALL: Band 10-12 Chorus 10-12 . . . Eyrie 11, Co- editor 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 Office 12 . . . Sextet 10, 11. CANDYCE McMAHON: Band 10-12 Class Play 12 . . . G.R.A. 10. KERRY MENGE: Chorus 10-12 Honor Society 10, 11, Secretary- Treasurer 12 . . . Student Council President 12 . . . Annual 11, Co- editor 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 G.R.A. 10, 11. . . Class Vice-Presi- dent 11 . . . Homecoming Attendant 12. DONALD MILLER: Track 10-12 Basketball 10 . . . Wrestling 11, 12 Class Play 11, 12. . . Lettermen,s Club 10-12. JEANNE MILLER: Band 10-12 Chorus 11, 12 . . . Annual 11, Busi- ness Manager 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 . . . Class Secretary 11. ROGER MITCHELL: Chorus 12 Football 11 . . . Wrestling 10-12 Class Play 12 . . . Lettermen,s Club 10-12. EDITH MURPHY: Annual 11, 12 Class Play 11, 12. . . G.R.A. 10, 11. JOHN NECHAS: Chorus 12 Basketball 12. . . Baseball 12 Class Play 12 . . . Lettermen1s Club 12 . . . Homecoming Attend-l am 12. CAROLE NELSON: Annual 11, 12 Class Play 12 . . . Library 10-12 Homecoming Attendant 10. DONNA NESBITT: Chorus 10-12 Class Play 12 . . . Office Staff 11, 12 . . . Art Club 10 . . . Sextet 10, 11. GERALD NESBITT: Chorus 10-12 Football 11 . . . Basketball 10 Track 10. . . Class Play 12. VERNA OLSON: Annual 11, Busi- ness Manager 12 . . . Class Play 1 1, 12 . . . G.R.A. 10. . . Office Staff 12 . . . Library Staff 10-12 . . . Art Club 10, 12 Vice President 11 Speech 10,11. DEAN RASMUSSEN: Chorus 12 Baseball 10-12 . . . Basketball 10- 12 . . . Football 10-12 . . . Student Council 11 . . . Annual 11, 12 Class Play 11, 12. . . Lettermerfs Club 10-12. KATHLEEN ROBERTSON: Band 10 Chorus 10-12 . . . Sextet 10, 11 Class Play 11, 12 . . . Library 10. PAULA SABLE: Class Play 12 Art Club 10, 12. VON NELLE SCHMIDEL: Class Play12...0ffice11. HELEN SCHMITZ: Class Play 12 G.R.A. 11. JESSE SCHWARTZ: Chorus 12 Baseball 10-12, All Conference 11, Captain 12 . . . Football 10-12 Wrestling 10-12, Co-Captain 12 Class Play 11, 12 . . . Lettermen,s Club 10-12, Vice President 12. JAMES SHULTZ: Chorus 11, 12 Football 10, 12 . . . Baseball 10, 12 . . . Track 11 . . . Basketball 10- 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12. . .Letter- men,s C1ub11, 12. HELEN SKRANKA: Class Play 12 Library 12 . . . Art Club 12. EARL SMITH: Chorus 12 . . . Foot- ball 10 . . . Annual 11 . . . Class Play11, 12 . . . Library 10,11. SUZANNE SMITH: Chorus 11, 12 Eyrie 11, Business Manager 12 Cheerleading 10 . . . Class Play 12 ...G.R.A.10,11...Class Treasurer 10. EUGENE SUSEMIHL: Chorus 11, 12 . . . Football 10-12 . . . Basket- ball 10-12 . . . Baseball 10-12 Eyrie 12 . . . Class Play 12 Lettermen1s Club 11, 12. JOHN TODD: Football 10-12 Basketball 10 . . . Baseball 10 Track 11, 12 . . . Student Council 10, 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12,. . . Lettermen1s Club 11, 12, Secretary 11, Sergeant at Arms 12 . . . Class President 10, 12 . . . Homecoming Attendant 12 . . . Boys,County 11. JOSEPH TOMLINSON: Eyrie 11, Co-editor 12 . . . Honor Society 11, 12 . . . Boys1 State 11.. . Class Play 11, 12 . . . Homecoming King 12 . . . Lettermen,s Club 10-12 Vice-President 11, President 12 Football 10-12, Captain 12 . . . Base ball 10-12 . . . Basketball 10, 11 Student Council 10, 12. VALLORY VON ESCHEN: Chorus 10-12. . . Class Play 12 . . . Art Club 10. VERN VON ESCHEN: Chorus 12 Football 11, 12 . . . Basketball 11 Track 11, 12 . . . Class Play 12. JOYCE WELIN: Chorus 10-12 Class Play 11, 12 . . . G.R.A. 10 Art Club 10. MARIE WILLIAMS: Class Play 11, 12... G.R.A. 10, 11. . . Library 12... Art C1ub11, 12. jEROME WITTENBERG: Baseball 10-12. . . Wrestling 12 . . . Class Play 11, 12 . . . Lettermen's Club 10-12. Carole straightens Steve1s collar in anticipation of the big moment. 21 '36. co ; k1: Wu 2 1f ' W ' 27,1 ? Senior class president, John Todd, and other class officers con- sulting with their advisot, Mrs. Wanek. CLASS CLOWNS Peggy Balfanz Marty Husby MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Holly Bushbaum John Koenst Whak Wha BEST ALL AROUND Kerry Menge John Todd FRIENDLIEST Pat Dill Marty Brakel MOST TALKATIVE Mary Johnstone Don Miller BEST LOOKING Sandy Clark Joe Tomlinson UNDERCLASSMEN C. Barta S. Beckman T. Beckman L. Belden R. Bergman S. Brace K. Braun N. Carling C. Carlson C. Conrad J. Courrier K. Daly B. DeLecour S. Dimler M. Dixon K. Emerson S. Evert G. Fifield R. Gibson R. Hall R. Hanke R. Hanson 8. Hanson K. Hayes P. Husby , 1 . 'if ix, ?..'2' J. Irwin K. m Juniors R. Johnson 24 S. Johnstone G. Kakach J. Karsko M. Kasid W. Kaye D. Klein J. Klein W. Koenst P. Koskela N. Linge R. Lisor D. Listberger J. Lund R. Marquardt T. Marsh K. Melquist D. Naas C. Nelson D. Nelson D. Nicholson h 3? Vi: W K '- x'mfkiimaXVg . J. Nydahl R. Opdal J. Opsahl D. Ostman D. Overman jun 2'0 rs E' 152323; C. Pleticha 25 J. Pufahl R. Reddick N, Redick C. Reuss D. Rockstad C. Rose C. Santrizos S. Schendel W. Schmit R. Schuttop T. Seavall A. Shidla D. Shidla G. Skaalerud D. Skjelbostad W. Smetana R. Spande S. Stanley C. Stuedeman L. Swanson M. Tebben J. Ungerman M. Webster D. Wederath P. Willoughby M. Wood L. Woolley D. Zimmerman jun 2'0 rs . Camera Dodgers: J. Baker B. Clabo 26 Ackerman Arp Beckman Brace Brook 5 $?arr Bushbaum Carlon Ch ev ali er Christianson Clark ?WHVH D. Donat G. Emerson P. Fetch N. Fosnocht J. Furuli D. Hanson T. Hanson R. Harms M. Hockensmith C. Hovey S. Hussman M. Irwin D. James W. Jellison I. Johnson S. Karl Saphomares s. Jurgens 27 K. Kaye L. Kerber M. Klein A. Kopp B. Kucher D. Kvale D. Kvale K. Listberger S. Mace C. Maenke L. Marsh F. McDougall R. McLouden V. Millis S. Moran S. Morgan W. Munsey J. Nesbitt S. Nesbitt R. Norblom M. Nygaard N. Opdal A. Peterson D. Peterson J. Peterson K. Picha T. Ma S 01912 omores 28 D. Raustadt W. Redick R. Remus . Ross P K. Schmitz J. Schroers J. Seifert C. Seiler E. Shenk E. Shuldhiess L. Sorenson M. Smith M. Steinmetz M. Stumo C. Suetter B. Theis J. Tice L. Turnbull M. Uherka J. Ungerman M. Webster D. West C. Wibstad P. Williams J. Wittenburg Camera Dodgers: D. Hjorth S h L. zaske J, Johnson 019 amores B. Kirk B. Olson 29 Ninth Grade Row 1 - P. Daly, L. Dressen, S. Harms, L. Gartner, R. Dahn, M. Engman, G. James, M. Connolly. Row 2 - S. Hayes, J. Doughty, K. Anderson, D. Beckman, M. Heath, J. Jacobson, R. Hanson, M. Dahlstrom. Row 3 - M. Adzick, Row 1 - N. Updahl, M. Menge, B. Kaye, M. Miska, B. Miller, J. McConnell, D. Osterholt, D. Kvale. Row 2 - S. Munsey, P. Koskela, K. Melberg, K. McIndo,E. Kopp, T. Overman, M. Kvale, P. Koskela, D. Norby. Row 3 - D. 30 J. Fifield, D. Belfanz, J. Christianson, L. Duda, J. Dill, T. Fetch. Row 4 - Mr. Engstrom, D. Jurgens, L. Almond, R. Cruse, N. Chaffee, L. Finholt, J. Hone, G. Johnstone, M. Collins. l . .2; Koskela, J. Kasid, D. Nechas, T. Klein, T. Mikelson, C. Munsey, M. Kopesky, S. Maenke. Row 4 - Miss McIntyre, M. Nesbitt, T. Larson, P. McCartney, J. Miller, J. Nydahl, M. Marsh, F. Marsh. Row 1 - M. Wyatt, M. Rosendahl, S. Simmer, 8. Williams, L. Wall, A. Steinmetz, M. Wise, R. Sorenson. Row 4 - H. Smetana, W. Westermann, D. Schutrop. Row 2 - R. Picha, Mrs. Stewart, G. Pauluk, D. Preblick, T. Sanders, M. Parker, J. Westerhaffs, K. Parker, S. Pearson, H. Schaitberger, P. Welin, T. Smetana, C. PuFahl, K. Schwartz, P. Shidla, S. Stanley, L. Webster, Row 3 - M. Williams. Damera Dodger - M. Shriver. B. Smith, R. Reddick, L. Pleticha, D. Willoughby, K. Rohe, E 212th Grade Crowley, G. Brakel, T. Carlson. Row 3 - Miss Herrmann, D. Fullerton, F. Carpenter, T. Holte, G. Carlson, J. Doughty, B. Dressen, R. Gartner, G. Briggs, 5. Hanson, D. Dressen, L. Dahn. Camera Dodger - G. Friehe. Row 1 - D. Englund, C. Clark, J. Hayes, J. Connolly, J. Connolly, S. Brooks, C. Conrad, S. Brace, L. Hovey, B. Husby7 W. Belden. Row 2 - S. Emerson, P. Carlson, W. Eickholt, R. Arp, L. Baum, G. Hubbard, T. Hanna, T. 31 Kvale. Row 3 - Mr. Kleven, K. Kucher, S. Jeppesen, H. Lefler, B. McFarlane, T. Johnson, S. McLouden. Camera Dodgers - C. Laumann, D. Pauluk. Row 1 - L. Parkos, S. Melquist, C. Knutson, J. Olson, M. Nelson, C. Nesbitt, P. Peterson, G. Mace. Row 2 - J. Morgan, S. Liljgren, K. Millis, S. Lindahl, J. Kucher, W. ROW 1 ' 6- Swanson, 5- Thayer, 5- Strom, J Schwartz, K. Wigley, M. Schaitberger, D. Schmidt, L. Wittenberg, J. Reuss, H. Skjelbostad, L. Wilson. Row 2 - B. Sharpe, T. Spande, G. Sable, Camera Dodgers - G. Scott, T. Schiro, M. Seavall, K. Woodhouse, L. Tice, D. Rasmussen, R. Sharpe, L. Strand, R. Studeman. D. Sherman, M. Shenk, P. Tollefson. Row 3 - Mrs. Baker, 32 Row 1- D. Dressen7 C. Almond, 5. Evert, M. Bishop, baum, G. Gibson, D. Clark, D. Husby. Row 3 - Mr. Clark, L. Graupman, D. Enbolm, J. Engler, D. Bergman, B. Beck- S. Andersen, D. Connolly, W. Fahlstrom, L. Branstetter, man. Row 2 - D. Fincham, A. Blauert, T. Boyd, E. Aurand, L. Ferch, C. Filipi, S. Harder, F. Cruse, K. Balfanz, A. Christiansen, D. Christiansen, K. Bush- M- Hemken. Row 1 - S. Lorence, L. Johnson, C. Mace, M. L0renz, D. Kvale, T. Kise. Row 3 - Mr. Cheely, K. Manke, R. E. Osterholt, K. Melberg, S. Ostman, C. McMahon, D. Leflery D. Maenke, J. Nicholson, R. Miller, D. Nygaard, Morrison, Row 2 - T. Molitor, R. Miller, L. Liljegren x,D. D. McCartney, 8. Johnson, D. Miller, G. Johnson, S. Norby, Kasid, M. Naas, C. Lyons, M. James, W. Lund, D. Nesbitt, 5. Marshall. Camera Dodger - P. Jutras. Sevntlz Grade Row 1 - M. Rodriquez, S. Schendel, J. Westermann, 8. Peterson, W. Parkos, J. Woolley, C. Tebben, S. Stumo, Yarborough, M. Swanson, G. Peterson, K. Tollefson, J. P. Spande. Row 3 - MISS Sonnee, M. Shuldheiss, J. Rohe, Steinmetz, L. Sharpe, S. Wederath, E. West. Row 2 - M. B. Reddick, T. Tormoen, D. Wyatt, M. Tracy, J. Vig, A. Stanley, M. Salyards, D. Zimmermann, H. Schutrop, L. Schmidel, J. Skranka, Camera Dodger - G. Shriver. C lass Officers Presidents, seated: D. Miller, B. Dressen, J. Fifield, and Presidents, seated: D. Roustadt, G. Fifield, and other other junior high officers: G. Gibson. 8. Ostman, J. senior high officers: J. Johnson, T. Bushbaum, C. Reuss, Schwartz, F. Carpenter, T. Holte,M. Mengagmd S. Hayes J. Ungerman, and K- Hayes. 34 Senior High Student Cauncz'l u .z - 1 512' I ' Y . 3 1'5592 ' Row 1 - Mr. Nygaard, S. Holasek, N. Linge, J. Nydahl, K. Menge. ROW 2 - D. Bergman, J. Brace, J. Tomlinson, M. Tebben, L. Carlon, H. Bushbaum. E junior High Student Council ; . L: ' l ' Row 1 - L. Finholt, A. Steinmetz, P. Tollefson. Row 2 - K. Bushbaum, T. Liljegren, J. Doughty, T. Mikelsoni P. Swanson. ,A-rt Clu ' f 3? 4 g. j: v V 3 1'41 i .4; ' Row 1 - G. Pauluk, L. Almoud, K. McIndoe, L. Dressen, B. Williams, K. Kaye, S. Moran, C. Seiler, M. Stumo. Row 2 - L. Pleticha, J. Jacobson, P. Sable, S. Lefler, V. Olson, 1. Peterson, D. Sher- man, L. Hovey, S. Brace, S. Harms, S. Melquist, J. Reuss, M. Wyatt, Mrs. Stewart. Camera Dodger - Natz'anal Honor Society ROW 1 - Mr. Nelson, K. Menge, J. Koenst, H. Bushbaum. Row 2 - D. Nicholson, J- Nydahl, R- Gibson, J. Tomlinson, S. Brace, S. Holasek. 37 Standing: D. 'Rasmussen, N. Redick, K. Melquist, D. D. Ostman, Mr. Hagen. Seated: K. Emerson, K. Ivers, C. Dimler, P. Willoughby, J. Nydahl, E. Murphy, N. Linge, Nelson, J. Klein. Eagle Staff Staff members Edith Murphy and Judy Klein prepare pages Business Managers, Verna Olsodifat: left, and Jeanne to meet the next deadline. Miller, far right, discuss annual sales with Co-editors, Sally Holasek and Kerry Menge. 38 Seated: C. Santrizos, M. Wood, 8. Smith, C. Reuss, Row -, 1 T. Seavall, K. Hayes, B. Gilbert, C. Pleticha, D. Nicholson, K. Todd, K. Daly, N. Carling, C. Carlson, D. Eyrz'e Page editor, Diane McDougall, discusses plans for the next deadline. 39 nu H. $ I Bergman. Row - 2 J. Nydahl, H. Bushbaum, P. Balfanz, D. McDougall, J. Tomlinson, P. Dill, D. Morrison, G. Susemihl, B. Gibson, C. Pauluk, S. Brace. Stajf WW ? mm. , m$vwnanwxmywxwmwv w lhr Iv? .ug o... Editors conferring with their advisor. H. Bushbaum, P. Balfanz, Mr. McShane, D. McDougall, J. Tomlinson, P. Dill. A - Cheerlea ders Leslie Swanson, Mary Wood, Pat Dill, Delaine Nicholson, Nancy Linge, Holly Bushbaum. B '12 eerleaa'ers K Linda Carlon, Joan Johnson, Janet Nydahl, Gretchen Emerson, Kathy Robe, Timmi Bushbaum. D. Klein, J. Schutrop, D. McDougall, V. Olson. C. Hovey, M. Stumo, V. Olson, C. Seiler, M. Johnstone, M. Hockensmith, C. Nelson, H. Skranka, N. Fosnocht, S. Karl, J. Klein, K. Schwartz, Mrs. Cole. Camera Dodger - S. Johnstone. 41 Row 1 - N.Kopesky,P. Swanson, D. West, C. Hovey, L. Linner, D. Englund, C. McMahon, C. Knutson, C. McMahon, 5. Hanna, A. Steinmetz. Row 2 - D. Preblick, D. Willoughby, C. Clark, P. Carlson, M. Steinmetz, H. Skjelbostad, P. Tollefson, C. Conrad. Row 3 - M. Rosendahl, P. Willoughby, C. Carlson, N. Carling, S. Ostman, L. Hovey, W. Fahlstrom, The Varsity Band preparing for concert and appearance on WCCO . Varsity Band D-vpcterson, T. Carlson, G. Carlson, L. Sorenson, E. Shenk, C. Woodhouse, J. Steinmetz, C. Tebbin, J. McConnell, T. Larson, K. Manke, M. Williams, M. Wood, D. Skjelbostad. Row 4 - T. Beckman, J. Hayes, C. Conrad, J. Furuli, J. Rohe. Standing 8. Liljegren, C. Rose, G. Emerson, K. Listberger, J. Miller, L. Swanson, D. McDougall, Mr. Stark. The Eden Prairie High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Emmett Stark, recently completed one of its most suc- cessful years. The Marching Band, consisting of fifty-three members complete in new uniforms, has won many honors. On June 14 and 15, 1963, the band traveled to Bemidji to participate in the Department of Minnesota V.F.W. Convention. Here they placed second in this state contestgln October they. traveled to Mankato, where they again won high honors by placing third among fourteen schools and second in their division, in the category of field competition. The band also played for Homecoming and all home football games. Another activity of the Marching Band was that of promoting school spirit by playing at pep fests. The Varsity lor Concertl Band, the membership of which is essentially the same as Marching Band, presented a number of concerts, including the third annual Pops Con- certll, a Christmas Concert, and exchange concerts with Le Sueur and St. Anthony. The Eden Prairie Band was chosen the WCCO Prep Band of the Week and on December 10 the selected numbers they played were recorded. The cheerleaders also participated in such activities as leading the school song, and other cheers. 42 Swing Band . K Row 1 - C. Knutson, C. McMahon, A. Steinmetz, S. Hanna, L- SOFCHSOU, D- Skjelbostad, M- WilliamS, T- Larson, N. Carling, M. Steinmetz, C. Carlson, P. Tollefson. Row ROW 3 - J- Furuli, L. Swanson, 6- Emerson, K- Listber- 2 - W. Fahlstrom, G. Carlson, T. Carlson, E. Shenk, get, Mr. Stark - Director. M a j'orettes L. Linner, J. Miller, G. Millis, G. Swanson. 43 Row 1 - L. Swanson, T. Seavall, C. Santrizos, S. Holasek, K. Robertson, K. Menge, K. Melquist, M. Brooks, S. Smith. Row 2 - N. Peterson, S. Beckman, K. Todd, C. Reuss, D. Nesbitt, B. Gilbert, J. Welin, L. Linner, S. Hanna. Row 3 - D. Ostman, L. Woolley, M. Steinmetz, M. Husby7 S. Clark, M. Marsh, D. Nicholson, C. Nelson, M. Johnstone. Row 4 - M. Husby, R. Mitchell, B. Clabo, D. Listberger, J. Shultz, S. Kerber, V. VonEschen, B. Hanson, E. Susemihl, D. Rausmussen, M. Brakel, junior H iglz Chorus Row 1 - G. Peterson, J. Steinmetz, C. Tebben, J. West- C. McMahon, K. Balfanz, K. Melberg, S. Stumo, M. Rodriguez, ermann, A. Blauert, S. Evert, L. Peterson, K. Tollefson, Mt. tenBensel, S. Melquist, B. Husby, W. Belden, J. Schwartz, J. Morgan, P. Tollefson, S. Strom, P. Carlson D. Christensen, D. Husby, D. Connolly, L. Fetch, H. Lefler, G. Brakel, T. Crowley, L. Wilson, S. Lindahl, , F. Carpenter, D. Nygaard, D. Enblom, D. Miller, J. Rohe, C. Clark. Row 2 - S. Ostman, P. Swanson, D. Fincham, F. Cruse, B. Beckman, B. Parkos, K. Millis, T. Spande, J. Woolley, G. Gibson, K. Bushbaum, T. Boyd, D. Clark, J. Doughty, H. Skjelbostad, B. Dressen, R. Hubbard, T. A. Christiansen, G. Friehe, J. Reuss, C. Conrad, S. Brace, Hanna, C. Nesbitt, M. Nelson. L. Hovey, D. Sherman, J. Connolly, S. Liljegren. Row 3 - 44 Chorus Row 1 - J. Karsko, D. Klein', M. Wood, K. Hayes, M. Carmody, A. Shidla, S. Nesbitt, M. Uherka, M. Balfanz. Row 2 - D. McDougall, J. Miller, J. Johnson, N. Fosnocht, C. Pauluk, S. Stanley, K. Kvale, S. Parker, J. Lund, Mr. tenBensel. Row 3 - C. Pleticha, M. Nygaard, B. Kirk, V. VonEschen, G. Emerson, A. Peterson, K. Ivers, S. Dimler, N. Opdal, P. Dill. Row 4 - R. Spande, R. Hall, E. Smith, G. Nesbitt, J. Nechas, B. DeLecour, J. Nydahl, J. Nesbitt, D. Naas, D. Rockstad. Ninth Grade Ma drzgal N: Row 1 - M. Wyatt, S. Harms, G. Pauluk, L. Almond, T. K. Anderson, I. Gunner, N. Updal, B. Kaye, N. Munsey. Overman, K. Schwartz, L. Pleticha, K. Rohe, J. Hone. Row 4 - P. McCartney, D. Balfanz, D. Osterholt, NI. Row 2 - H. Smetana, K. Melberg, M. Henge, J. Doughty, Nesbitt, R. Reddick, C. Munsey, T. Klein, T. Mikelson, N. Chaffee, S. Hayes, M. Heath, L. Finholt, Mr. tenBenscl. B. Miller, D. Nechas. ROW 3 - L. Dressen, S. Maenke, D. Jurgens, M. Miska, 45 The G.R.A. officers seated in the front row are as follows: C. Carlson - Sports Manager, A. Peterson - Publicity, S. Holasek - Vice-President, Miss McIntyre - Advisor, D. Ostman - President, N. Carling - Special Events Chair- man, M. Steinmetz - Treasurer, Camera Dodger - T. Hanson - Secretary. Ol ympic prospect. The Girls Recreation Association consists of girls from grades 7-12. It is a self-supporting organization which earned money this year by maintaining the concession stand and conducting a Sadie Hawkins Dance. The various activities which were sponsered included the Slumber Party, Halloween and Christmas parties, skating, bowling, a playday as well as weekly activities. It also sponsered a trophy for the best class skit presented during pep fests and the spirit jug. The officers attended a leadership camp at Camp Courage this year of which Miss McIntyre was the director. The G.R.A. had a very successful year in that the membership increased, thus making it necessary to divide it into junior and senior sections. 46 i'W'V g m sapseuumg vmzum 151 1m? 2m ,cww 5 Money-making proj ect. Gu tter ball ? ? Sadie Hawkins royalty. Gym activities. 47 C. Reuss, D. Raustadt, P. Dill, J. Todde. Menge, J. Ungerman, A. Peterson, M.C. - M. Husby, Qownbearers J. Johnson, 1962 Homecoming Queen D. Ostman, King - M. Raths, D. McMahon. J. Tomlinson, Queen H. Bushbaum, J. Nechas, P. Balfanz, 1963 H omecomz'ng This year's homecoming activities began Thursday night, October 9, with the coronation of the new 1963 Homecoming King and Queen. The suspense mounted as Marty Husby, Mas- ter of Ceremonies, opened the envelopes containing the names of the 1963 royalty. Within a few seconds, Joe Tom- linson and Holly Bushbaum were crowned. The attendants from the senior Class were Peg Balfanz, Pat Dill, Kerry Menge, John Nechas, John Todd, and Jim Johnson. The juni- or class attendants were John Ungerman and Carol Reuss, and the attendants from the sophomore class were Dan Raustadt and Andrea Peterson. Marty Raths and Darcy McMahon were crownbearers. On Friday afternoon a pepfest was held in the gym and in the evening before the students left for the game a huge bonfire was held. Everyone then boarded the buses for Chaska. During halftime the band presented their program after which the Royalty paraded the field on a float, deco- rated by the senior class. The senior float was followed by the G.R.A. float which was quite a contrast. Although our team and the spectators had tremendous school spirit we were defeated and failed to Chastise Chaska . On Saturday night the Homecoming dance was held in the ng Joe and Queen Holly cafeteria. The room was decorated by the juniors and music was furnished by the Roger Eckers Dance Band. 48 Senior boys collecting wood for the bonfire. G.R.A. Float Our new royalty The Homecoming dance marked the end of this yearhs festivities. 49 Sno-Daze Royalty John Nechas and Peg Balfanz reigned as 1964 king and queen over the annual Sno-Daze festivities January 24 and 25. Their attendants were Sandy Clark, Kerry Menge, Pat Dill, Jim Johnson, Steve Kerber, and John Todd. Leading the exciting event was the traditional basketball game during the pep fest on Friday afternoon. This game is between the teachers and the senior boys, excluding those on the basketball team. Once more the teachers were vic- torious 26 to 17. Friday night our Eagles met the Orono Spartans in a tense conference game. Unfortunately, the Eagles were unable to pull it through and were downed 54 to 48. After the game the coronation took place and was t '3. followed by a talent show. Andy Peterson and Marty Husby were Mistress and Master of Ceremonies. Various perform- ances in the show were those of Jennifer Woolley and Kimla Bushbaum doing a dance version of Honeybun , Sue Emerson and Peggy? Husby singing solos, including Days of Wine and Rosesh by Sue and HAll I Have to do is Dream,, by Peggy, and a combo featuring Dan Raustadt. The Prairi- ettes danced, Kathy Rohe and Cathy Melberg played hFiddle- faddle , a piano duet, and Kenny Millis played his accordian. Satqrday there was ice skating in the afternoon at Wilson, 5. A dance that night with mhsic provided by the Homecoming Queen, Holly Bushbaum, crowns new Sno-Daze Queen Peg Balfanz. Franklinites topped off the week-endhs activities. 50 The Mistress and Master of Ceremonies introduc- Kimla Bushbaum and Jennifer Woolley did an mg another act. excerpt from South Pacific . Prairiettes danced under the direction of Barb O Reilley. Ken Millis played his accordian Sue Emerson displays her talent in singing solos. 51 L. to R. - Student Directors - V. Olson and S. Holasek, R. Berger, C. Barta, 8. Gilbert, P. Balfanz, J. Carter, K. Kvale, M. Carmody, R. Lisor, B. Kvale, J. Wittenberg, J. Kortz, S. Kerber, J. Todd, J. Shultz, J. Tomlinson, Mr. McShane, E. Susemihl, D. McDougall, M. Brakel, D. Rasmussen, E. Smith, M. Johnstone, D. Miller, J. Johnson, M. Husby, G. Nesbitt, C. McMahon, S. Clark, P. Dill, P. Sable, D. Nesbitt, K. Menge, M. Marsh, L. Linner, V. VonEschen. Senior C lass Play The senior class play, wfhe Mouse That RoaredJJ, concerned a small country, Grand Fenwick, declaring war on the United States. The Grand Duchess, Gloriana tMary JohnstoneJ, and her privy council, Count Mountjoy tDon MillerJ and David Benter tDean RasmussenJ, were enraged because of competition in their main industry, wine making. Duchess Gloriana sends Tully Bascom tEarl SmithJ and his army to invade the United States. What proved more hilarious was that they won! Will you give me your favor to carry? Did you notice any signs of rampant militarism? 52 ATHLETICS M 0 ran A ward The Robert L. Moran Award was presented to Jesse Schwartz at the activities banquet last spring. Tony Chevalier, the 1962 recipient, made the presentation. This award is presented annually to the outstanding junior boy who best lives up to the standards of sportsmanship, honesty, Clean living, loyalty, and school spirit. Jesse has participated in football and wrestling, and last year he was elected to the all-conference baseball team. Congratulations, Jess, on your outstanding achievement. Row 1 - Mr. Engstrom, J. Tomlinson, J. Schwartz, M. Kasid, B. Gibson, G. Fifield, D. Bergman, R. Marquardt, M. J. Ungerman, J. Todd. Row 2 - M. Brakel, J. Shultz, D. Webster. Row 4 - A. Clark, J. Nesbitt, D. Raustadt, K. Rasmussen, D. Miller, R. Mitchell, J. Wittenberg, M. Picha, B. Jellison, J. Tice, J. Ungerman, D. Kvale, S. Husby, E. Susemihl, J. Koenst. Row 3 - J. Kaye, D. Schendel, C. Barta. Zimmerman. M. Tebben, R. Reddjck, J. Nydahl, W. Koenst, 54 .M - 55.513 85 21994518?R 55: 6'75s 255359 $412 5 Row 1 5 G. Fifieldy R. Bergman, J. Tomlinson 5 Captain, Row 3 - Mr. McShane, D. Morrison - Manager, S. Schendel, D. Raustadt, D. Kvale. Row 2 5 J- Schwartz, J. Nydahl, V. VonEschen, B. Schmidt, B. Jellison, D. Rasmussen, T. Beckman, J. Kaye, C. Conrad, R. Reddick, B. DeLecour, B. Redick, M- Kasid, 13- Zimmerman, J Ungerman, C' E. Shuldhiess, R. Gibson, K. Braun, J. Schultz, J. Todd. Barta, Mr. Connaughty. F 00tball The Eagle football team ended their 1963 season in the cellar with a 0-9 record. Al- though the season was unsuccessful the coaches felt that progress was made. This years team was comprised mainly of underclassmen. Of the eight seniors who started the season only two were around at the end. The scores were: Eden Prairie 7 U High 14 Eden. Prairie 14 Watertown 25 Eden Prairie 7 Simley 26 Eden Prairie 0 Otono 57 Eden Prairie 6 St. Anthony 26 Eden Prairie 7 Waconia 13 Eden Prairie 0 Chaska 28 Eden Prairie 0 Golden Valley 40 Eden Prairie 6 Shakopee 33 Highlights of the season were the defensive play of Captain Joe Tomlinson, which earned him a spot on the All Conference Team, and Gary Fifield, Chosen as Most Valu- able Player by his teammates. Players who also contributed a great deal were Mike Kasid, John Ungerman, Ken Braun, Steve Shendel, Ernie Shuldhiess, and Bill lellison. Graduating seniors include Captain Joe Tomlinson, Gene Susemihl, Dean Rasmussen, john Todd, Vern VonEschen, Jim Shultz, jesse Schwartz. With eighteen lettermen return- ing, plus some outstanding prospects up from this years strong junior high team, the outlook for next year is very encouraging. 55 Dick Bergman finds a hole in the Valley line. 56 .l I I Eagle defense closes in for the kill. junior H iglz F Ootball Row 1 - L. Fetch, D. Nesbitt, S. Johnson, C. Lyons, F. Cruse, G. Johnson, D. Enblom, J. Rohe, D. Connolly. Row 2 - M. Seavall, G. Carlson, T. Tormoen, T. Holte, D. Nygaard, H. Skjelbostad, L. Wilson, B. Miller, T. Liljegren, R. Miller, M. Shuldhiess, T. Carlson. Row 3 - D. Bergman - Manager, T. Mikelson, B. Smith, T. Hanna, D. Miller, M. Williams, K. Woodhouse, B. Eickholt, 57 T. Larson, L. Dahn, T. Spande, M. Wise, D. Husby, M. Schaitberger, B. Reddick, J. Westerhaus, F. Carpenter, Mr. Hagen. Row 4 - Mr. Holte, B. Dressen, S. Lindahl, M. Nesbitt, J. Brace, H. Schaitberger, M. Adzick, T. Smetana, C. Pufahl, K. Wigley, R. Reddick, T. Klein, J. Fifield - Captain, D. Schmidt, M. Collins, M. Connolly. Camera Dodgcr- L, Baum, Row 1 - D. Kvale, B. MacFarlAne, D. Husby, B. Beckman, B. Kvale, D. Pauluk, L. Webster, B. Miller, S. Morgan, D. Nesbitt. Row 2 - K. Wigley, B. Schmit, J. Seifert, G. Fifield, J. Schwartz, E. Shenk, J. Wittenberg, G. Sable, D. Balfanz, P. KoSkela, K. Braun. Row 3 - Mr. Kleven, D. Listberger, C. PuFahl, R. Mitchell, L. Marsh, S. Schendel, S. Kerber, J. Nesbitt, J. PuFahl, C. Barta, J. Fifield, D. Hanson, J. Ungerman, M. Klein. The wrestling squad finished their second year of competition with a WreSt llng 1-6 conference record. They had their first conference win in the school,s brief wrestling history over Watertown and non-C0nference wins over Glen Lake and St. Bernard's. Conference scores were: Eden Prairie 46 Golden Valley 39 Eden Prairie 5 U. High 44 Eden Prairie 10 Orono 39 Eden Prairie 31 Watertown 20 Eden Prairie 8 Waconia 41 Eden Prairie 16 St. Anthony 32 Eden Prairie 15 Chaska 36 This yearJS team was led by co-captains Steve Kerber and Jesse Schwartz. Steve holds the accomplishment of being the only wrestler in Eden Prairie history to have reached the finals of the conference meet. He lost out on a close decision and finished second in the 175 pound class. He scored eleven points for his team. The lower weight classes proved to be the Eagles best point producers with Mike Klein, Jim Ungerman, Roger Mitchell, and Clarance Barta winning a majority of their matches. C - 1 d . S Y K b . Those lost through graduation include Steve Kerber, Jesse Schwartz, 0 captain an top scorer tew er er and Roger Mitchell. Returning lettermen will be Mike Klein, Jim Ungerman, Clarence Barta, Joel Nesbitt, Larry Marsh, and John Pufahl. 58 Row - 1 J. Nechas, E. Susemihl, M. Brakel, J. Shultz, Row - 2 M. Schaitberget, Mgr., B. Basketball Captain John Nechas. D. Rasmussen, J. Ungerman, M. Kasid, M. Tebben, E. Shuldhiess, D. Gibson, Bergman, Mr. Holte. Camera Dodger - D. Bergman, Mgr. The 1963-64 season proved to be very successful for the Eagles. They were predicted to finish in the second division but hard work and determina- tion payed off with a second place finish and an 11-5 record. Conference scores were: Eden Prairie 46 Orono 62 Eden Prairie 60 Watertown 58 Eden Prairie 66 Shakopee 58 Eden Prairie 48 Otono 54 Eden Prairie 70 Watertown 37 Eden Prairie 71 . Shakopee 65 Eden Prairie 62 Waconia 45 Eden Prairie 57 Waconia 56 Eden Prairie 51 Chaska 50 Eden Prairie 75 Chaska 69 Eden Prairie 45 Golden Valley 44 Eden Prairie 52 Golden Valley 64 Eden Prairie 61 St. Anthony 50 Eden Prairie 71 St. Anthony 87 Eden Prairie 50 U. High 78 Eden Prairie 71 U. High 69 There were many highlights of the season but the most impressive was that of being the only team to have beaten the champs, Golden Valley. The Eagles also had a nonconference win over Minneapolis South and played well in a majority of their games. The team was led by captain John Nechas. His scoring and floor play had an important role in the teamls success. Ernie Shuldheiss also was an asset to the team and was the leading seorer. Their accomplishments earned them All-Conference honors. Mike Kasidis rebounding, John Ungermatfs defensive abilities, and Eugene Susemihlls determined effort also played a big part in the Eagle1s success. Lost through graduation are seniors John Nechas, Eugene Susemihl, Dean Rasmussen, Matty Brakel, and Jim Shultz. Those returning are John Ungerman, Mike Kasid, Maynard Tebben, Ernie Shuldheiss, Bob Gibson, plus a strong contribution from the B squad including Allan Clark, Jim Tice, Ken Picha, and Randy Spande. 59 Fired up Eagles ready to trounce the Indians. Kasid soars and the Eagles score. Good defensive play blocks Deads shot. 60 Row - 1 H. Schaitberger, T. Picha, K. Picha, M. Adzick, J. Kasid. Row - 2 D. Bergman, Mgr., A. Clark, J. Tice, '1 g v ROW - 1 M. Connolly, T. Liljegren, D. Kasid. R. Miller, M. Tracy, F. Cruse, F. Carpenter, J. Doughty, M. Shuldhiess, Mr. Ryski. Row - 2 S. Johnson, M. Wise, D. Miller, B. Gartner, B. Eickholt, B. Sharpe, T. Holte, M. Seavall, M. Dahlstrom. Row - 3 T. Tormoen, L. Dahn, L. Wittenberg, 61 xwwagQQmwwwmmw . T. Smetana, B. Redick, R. Spande, R Connaughty. Camera Dodger - M. Schaitberger, Mgr. . Marquardt, Mr. T. Spande, D. Schmidt, B. Dressen, K. Woodhouse, S. Lindahl, T. Carlson, M. Nelson. Row - 4 T. Mikelson, D. Fullerton, T. Hanna, B. Hanson, A. Schmidel, D. Connolly, L. Fetch, R. Miller, L. Branstetter. Camera Dodger - G. Carlson. Row 1 - L. Webster, Mgr. J. Koenst, W. Kopesky, M. Seavall, T. Chevalier, S. Nawrocki, L. Engler, T. Eames, M. Nesbitt, H. Schaitberger. Row 2 - K. Wigley, A. Kopp, B. Redick, J. Nydahl, G. Fifield, W. Koenst, J.Shu1tz, D. Miller, J. Todd, J. Tice, E. Shuldhiess, D. Raustadt, F. McDougall, Mr. Connaughty. 1963 Baseball ; . .J, x x - . .45. Lu W as 13k Row 1 J M. Kvale, J. Schwartz, D. Rasmussen, J. Tomlin- son, S. Schaitberger, R. Gibson, G. Susemihl, J. Wittenberg, R. Bergman, M. Brakel, Row 2 - Mgr. R. Marquardt, A. 62 Clark, J. Ungerman, M. Tebben, M. Kasid, D. Robertson, K. Picha. Row 3 - Mr. Holte, M. Klein, L. 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