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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

J 0 q . gkNWMMMNX Kjed M. ,.,.. XKWKV xxwwwvx .1 W W ; .wi w WWW XV n. f f x WWW , ff 63 Kim Q a .. W . u CA C v . , W W x ,w k 5 g C W W x X x. Xx W3 . . xx 3 +50 , . mp REWNVWMX X s x VNXWXQ x w r? $ . x WX W Akjmxxx WRMV W 0? x0 q gap NE W X. xx x $va ,. ,. W WWW 3W a EAGLE CONTENTS SENIORS 2 UNDERGRADUATES 14 ADMINISTRATION 32 ACTIVITIES 4o SPORTS 66 EDEN PRAIRIE HIGH SCHOOL EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA VOLUME 24 SENIORS EDITOR: LYNAE STEINOCKER X3 mmmm: W mm f SHAKOPEE : g? :3 g .- .4 WWW: ; STATISTH'S SWPIS'WS EM ,7, 3 Senior class officers jack Fifield, President; Linda Pleticha, Treasurer; and Linda Trouth, Secretary, pre- dict Eden Prairie's outcome in the fall sports schedule. Not pictured, Margaret Menge, Vice-President. 114 Seniors Await Graduation Linda Almond Carl Anderson Lynn Benhardus Ebenezer Abdul-Haqq Mark Adzick Kathryn Anderson Deborah Beckman Donald Balfanz Senior girls utilize their secretarial skills by working in the office during their free hour. Barbara Brust Gary Brust . . World news focuses the attention of senior Alan Burnham W1111am Burns Social Science students Jim Westerhous and Jock Grier. Barbara Carlson Nancy Chaffee Janice Chen ey Thomas Chevalier egg Michael Collins Michael Connolly Lawrence Coon Rita Cruse Selecting candidates for the 1967 Homecoming King and Queen are Nancy Chaffee and Alan Burnham. Rick Dahn Mark Dahlstrom Lawrence Duda Marc Engman James Dill Janet Doughty Jean Fasen Thomas Fetch 4. Jack Fifield Lee Gartner Jock Grier John Hansen Jonathon Gens Starr Goldfeld Robert Hanson Samuel Hanson Sponsored by the Student Council, the suggestion box gives SherrylHarms Sarah Hayes students an opportunity to submit ideas on improving the aspects of school life. Marilyn Heath Joan Jacobson Jaclyn Johnson Georgia Johnstone Nancy Kopesky Paula Koskela John Kasid Kathleen Kodet Paulette Koskela Barbara LaPlante In Terry Larson Sharon Maenke Charles Martmson Philip McCartney Frances Marsh Margaret Marsh Judith Meinke Cathy Melberg Margaret Menge Judith Miller Mary Miska Charles Mun sey Sam Hanson auditions for male lead in all school musical. Sandra Munsey David Nechas Janet Nydahl Gary Olson Michael Nesbitt David Norby Nina Opdal David Osterholt Theresa Overman Gloria Pauluk Diane Preblick Gerd Raetzel Ronald Picha Linda PIEtiCha Ridgely ReddiCk Sharon Rens To promote school spirit, selling tickets for games was one of many activities for cheer- Kathleen Rittenhouse Kathleen Rohe leade' Sally Hoyes' Mary Rosendahl Terry Sander Howard Schaitberger Kathy Schwartz Helen Smetana Thomas Smetana Pamela Shidla Sharon Simmet Bernard Smith Richard Sorenson Arm Steinmetz Lester Taylor Sandra Munsey. female lead in the Senior Class Play, is coached by Sharon Rens, student director. Linda Trouth Linda Wall 11 '3 Jim Wessman, jock Grier, Mark Adzick, and John Kasid contribute humor to the Sno-Daze talent show. Paul Welin James Wessman Joseph White, Jr. Brenda Williams James Westerhaus Wesley Westerman Mark Williams Leslie Wise NOT PICTURED Linda Dressen Bonnie Moebeck Linda Finholt Victoria Price Richard Hall Charles Pufahl Stephen Harms Cynthia Schmidt Janet Hone Susan Staples 7 Elizabeth Kaye Lynae Steinocker Marjorie Wyatt Eileen Kopp Bradley Waldack Senior boys traditionally make ready the homecoming bonfire. This yeaHs bonfire was the biggest in Eden Prairie history. 13 r is xSA 5.x; ix? : UNDERGRADUATES EDITOR: MARGARET MENGE . ,z. Junior class officers: Pam Carlson, President; Bruce Dressen, Vice President; Dale SChmidt, Treasurer; judy Morgan, Secretary. P. Carlson T. Carlson F. Carpenter C. Clark P. Collins J. Connolly C. Conra4 D. Crow J. Doughty B. Dressen j. Easton J. Edlen W. Eickholt S. Emerson G. Friehe R. Gartner C. Goldfeld T. Hanna C. Hansen J. Hayes W. Beldon O . Berens G. Brakel S. Brace S. Brooks G. Carlson T. Holte L. Hovey R. Hubbard B. Husby M. Jensen D. Johnson T. Johnson D. Kerber C. Knutson Kucher L-4 K Kucher D. Krupp C. Lauman H. Lefler m . Lindahl Provide Funds for Prom . B. Mac Farlane Larry Wllson prepares for class. F . McMullen R. Meinke 71 . Millis ? Moliter . Morgan L4 .W Moran M. Nelson C. Nesbitt J. Olson D. Noting L. Parkos D. Pauluk L. Persinger P. Peterson R. Pettes Juniors whit for Pam as she finishes her lunch. . Rasmussen D J Rens J. Reuss C. Rogers G. Sable . Schaitberger p E Schmidt Schulm an Hz: . Schu trop L1 . Schwartz .3 Sevall Sharpe . Shidla R D. Sherman J H. Skjelbostad 3-! Spam de Strom Stu edem an 0.70.02 . Swanson ro Taylor J uniors . Tollefson . Westlund FFFSF as 92.32; ..;. 1.... s. 2mm; x Janine Reuss represents the Junior Class in the Homecoming Parade. Class 0f1968 Tice Towne Turner Wigl ey Wikman Wilson Wittenberg Woodhouse Not pictured E. Finch M. Migneault S. Liljegren M. Shenk S. Melquist S. Thayer C. Almond S. Anderson K. Balfanz B. Beckman a Sophomore class officers: Jeanne Ungerman, Treasurer; Carol Tebben, D. Benhardus President; Tom Westerhaus, Vice President; Patty Thorp, Secretary, not pictured. M. Bennet . Bergman . Bishop D M A. Blauert K. Bushbaum T . Carlon A. Christiansen D. Christensen M. Cobb D. Connolly C . Coon . Comiea . Cruse J F S. Cunnien T. Dahlstrom D . Dressen J. Engler D. Enblom D. Erickson J. Erickson S . Evert 20 W. Fahlstrom K. Fasen J. Fennelly L. Fetch C. Filipi G. Gibson L. Graupman R. Griffith D. Hanson S. Harder j. Harrison B. Harvey G. Harvey M. Hemken M. Hobbs J. Hansen G. Hunt D. Husby J. Ingram L. Jensen S. Jeppesen D. Johnson L. Johnson L. Johnson S. Johnson P. Jutras D. Kasid T. Kise G. Klein R. Klein B. Kodet C. Krupp D. LaGrange B. Lapic R. Lafler T. Liljegren S. Lorence J. Lowe C. Lyons 21 D. MacKenstadt C. MacKenzie D. M aenke K. Manke J. Marino S. Marsh S. Marshall J. Martin D. McCartney C. McMahon K. Melberg R. Meyers. F. Miller R. Miller S. Miller C. Minard D. Minnis J. Molitor S. Murphy M. Naas J. Nicholson S. Norby D. Nygaard J. Nygaard G. Olson E Osterholt S. Ostman W. Parkos G. Peterson L. Peterson L. Price B. Reddick E. Rittenhouse M. Rodriguez K. Roeser J. Rohe S. Schendel A. Schmidel L. Schmidt M. Schoroers S. Seifert L. Sharpe C. Simmet J. Skranka D. Smith P. Spande J. Steinmetz D. Stoltz L. Strand S. Stumo N. Sullivan P. Swanson J. Taylor C. Tebben P. Thorp K. Tollefson M. Tracy K. Trouth J. Ungerman J Ungerman J. Vig K. Wall S. Wederath R. Wendt E. West T. Westerhaus J. Westermann M. White J. Woolley D. Wyatt D. Zimmermann S. Zipf Not pictured T' Boyd G. Johnson L. Branstetter B, Kinne D. Clark M. Lorenz J. Hall C. Nesbitt J. Hunt J. Schaitberger M. Shuldhiess 23 2.3. kw; row 1 A. Adzick, J. Carlson, I. Coleman, B. Connolly, V. Ackerman, R. Berryman, j. Clark row 2 M. Carlson, S. Blanchard, B. Branstetter, B. Chaffee, J. Baker, T. Clark, P. Carpenter, M. Beldon row 3 K. Braun, D. Agrimson, j. Compton, D. Arth, D. Butler, J. Christianson, V. Ackerman F reshmen Prepare for Senior High row 1 D. Funkhouser, E. Haqq, J. Dewey, P. Husby, B. Hoffman, M. Furuli, S. Haeg row 2 j. Gacke, J. Engler, T. Holasek, K. Griffiths, B. Fifield, G. Friehe, M. Holte row 3 C. Gross, L. Hays, N. Gisborne, M. Hargens, P. Edlen, J. Hanson 24 mum. ' mm row 1 C. Larson, M. Kucher, N. LaPlante, V. Knutson, J. Meinke, K. Karasek, S. Mikkelson row 2 L. Kellner, N. Larson, j. Marino, S. Johnson, L. Minnis, V. johnson, B. Lorenz, S. Kinne row 3 D. Martner, R. Mikelson, K. Laumann, R. Migneault, J. Lefler, P. Kerber, R. Lapic F reshmen Class of 1970 Parkos, K. Totushek, N. Starr row 1 S. Pleticha, D. Tice, K. Ross, M. Peterson, S. row 2 P. Schmidt, R. Wise, T. Twiss, D. Towne, B. Wilson, T. Woolf, D. Raths row 3 P. Sherman, C. Santrizos, C. Salyards, K. Smith, N. Smith, S. Norblom, B. Quernemoen 25 9th Grade row 1 M. Moran, J. Schleitwiler, T. Norring, M. Revier, T. Molitor, T. Rodriguez, T. Tracy row 2 C. Olson, R.Olson, S. Zimmermann, C. Semrad, K. White, B. Rogers, M. Shenk, B. Snediker row 3 J. Wedlund, D. Vest, H. Peavey, T. Wood, S. Nesbitt, C. Wederath, J. Sanders not pictured - Terry Erickson, John Hepola, Johannes Jacobse, Jeffrey Lindahl, Dale Nesbitt, Steve Schnabel, Bill Schwartz Eighth Graders row 1 J. Clement, D. Bishop, M. Bear, S. Bachman, M. Brown, V. Clementson, D. Christianson, R. Allar row 2 J. Arlt, K. Comiea, P. Connolly, J. Anderson, 1. Coleman, S. Branstetter, C. Chevalier, T. Carlson row 3 A. Christensen, S. Ammerman, B. Clark, J. Baker, P. Bishop, L. Compton, j. Christenson, C. Branson 26 I 3x X f ' ' who y. A .1 f row 1 T. Harvey, T. Eggan, P. Enblom, J. Fosnocht, j. Friden, K. Glasscock row 2 D. Graupmann, K. Ericksen, J. Daly, S. Gedig, B. Griep, D. Harrison, M. Finholt row 3 L. Hansen, D. Fullerton, P. Hanson, S. Finch, R. Hanson, M. Engman, P. Hobbs Build School Spirit row 1 A. Larson, J. Johnson, N. McCartney, L. Dale, M. Jutras, J, Kinney, L. Hookom, M. Jacques, R. Larson row 2 N. Lowe, V. Larson, P. Johnson, j. Knisely, Y. jacobson, J. Johnson, P- jacques, R. Hubbard, L. Johnson M L row 3 . LeGrand, D. Ivers, M. Loutzenhiser, W. Holte, L. Hone, A. Kaneps, K. Lindahl, D: Lane, . Listberger 27 row 1 C. Olsen, C. McDougall, D. Quiram, B. Neidenfeuhr, M. Olson, M. Miller, D. Overman row 2 B. Nygaard, E. Peavey, C. Myers, J. Norby, D. Opdal, K. Manke, J. Neuenfeldt, S. Rens row 3 D. Parks, T. Nygaard, D. Norring, D. Opdal, L. Martin, T. Melberg, V. Naas, M. Patterson not pictured - Chris Cromwell, Kathy Doughty, Debby DreSSen, Warren Dressen, Jeffrey Friden, Kenneth Hanke, Elizabeth Jacobse, John Turnbull Eighth Grade row 1 A. Ybarra, D. Woodhouse, M. Roper, R. Turner, T. Wittenberg, R. Robinson, C. Rodriguez, R. Zimmerman . row 2 J. Vig, S. Weikle, S. Schulman, J. Zipf, N. Rittenhouse, T. Tollefson, P. Wittenberg, G. Wlse, T. Twiss row 3 K. Schmit, S. Zimmermann, K. Waldack, D. Totushek, D. Wright, T. Warner, D. Troutn, M. Thorpe 28 row 1 D. Agrimson, J. Bushbaum, M. Casey, G. Carpenter, D. Cromwell, V. Ammerman, T. Connolly row 2 C. Carlson, K. Benhardus, C. Bach, K. Arlt, W. Allar, M. Boller, S. Anderson row 3 C. Coleman, R. Berryman, J. Bushbaum, J. Bachman, T. Cunnien, C. Blacklock, E. Christensen Seventh Graders Explore J r. High Life M... NH Hug 3,3 0 . $0 0':. A row 1 D. Doolittle, J. Holte, V. Hanson, K. Eickholt, J. Easton, K. Eggan, L. Engh row 2 P. Gartner, G. Gilbert, D. Dorr, J. Easton, G. Hanson, S. Evenski, B. Dumke row 3 R. Hoffman, G. Funkhouser, J. Eiden, P. Eide, T. Holasek, T. Hubbard, J. Fifield 29 row 1 I. Jacobse, C. Marlow, D. Lowe. M. Martinson, C. Karger, K. McMahon row 2 T. Linge, J. Mackenstadt, D. Lowe, D. Krohn, P. Menge, M. johnson, J. Moran row 3 J. Mack, J. Kinney, A. Jenson, S. Miessen, M. Kneeland, L. Kinne, K. jensen Seventh Grade row 1 T. Revier, J. Reese, G. Pratt row 2 I. Norris, P. Rademacher, D. row 3 S. Quememoen, , M. Nelson, M. Rodriguez, C. Peterson, K. Schaitberger Picha, D. Schwartz, M. Nesbitt, T. Molitor, J. Rannow . D. Molitor, R. Robinson, N. Schmidt, N. Ondrachek, V. Schnabel, J- Schmidt 30 row 1 . Green, S. Nustad, A. Taylor, N. Vest, B. Wedlund, L. Wright, D. Swanson, M. Smykalski, . Swanson, T. Williams C S -row 2 D. Hookom, B. Swanson, P. Swanson, D. Trautmann, R. Westlund, J. Westerman, M. Zimmerman, D. Strand, C. Towne M row 3 Terhaar, D. Smetena, M. Simmet, J. Christensen, K. Woolever, D. Picha, J. Swanson, D. Crow, R. Johnston, L. Sorenson row 4 P. Sailor, A. Suchy, J. Carey, G. Mikkelson, S. Brace, B. Morin, T. Arlt, M. Flavin, T. Hunt not pictured - Deborah Haqq, Donald LaGrange, Steve LaGrange, John Martner, David Wendt, Anthony Ybarra Fresnmen class officers: Mark Holte, President; Ron Berryman, Vice President; P . Sherman, Secretary; Tom Tracy, Treasurer. Class Offlcers Seventh grade class officers: Candy Carlson, Secretary; Linda Kinne, Treasurer; Joan Bushbaum, Vice President; : I I ' Mark Johnson, President. f :, . I Eighth grade class officers: Nancy MC Cartney, Treasurer; Wendy Holte, Secretary; Debby Harrison, Vice President; Brian Clark, President. 32 ADMINISTRATION E DITOR: KATHY AN DERSON 33 The School Board works jointly with the Superintendent and Principal to maintain quality in education and educational leadership. At their monthly meetings decisions are made re- garding programs affecting school administration. Under the direction of the Student Council, town meetings Mr. V. W. Wood, Superintendent Mr. Paul Schee: Principal Mr. Curtis Connaughty, Assistant Principal Faculty Develo ps are held giving students an op- portunity to voice their opinions on school programs and activi- ties. The administration con- siders constructive criticisms presented by the Student Coun cil, and changes are made where feas- ible. Seated - Patrick Casey, Dr. John Wright, Harry Picha, Paul Menge Standing - Vier Wood, Ernest Hone, not pictured Paul Enblom 34 Stud ent Faculty members stress the importance of learning through lectures, educational movies, guest speakers, and discussion. Participating in various other activities, teachers can be found advising clubs, chaperoning dances, and coaching Sports activities. During the winter and spring quarters they provide an adult education Miss Linda Anderson Potentials Mr. Stanley Arnetveit program for members of the community, teaching basic skills in such subjects as oil painting, upholstering, sewing, and womeer self-defense. Each year the faculty awards a scholarship to a senior entering the field of.education; the scholarship is financed this year by proceeds of a faculty donkey basketball game. Mrs. Norma Baker Mr. Harvey Clark Mrs. May E. Cole Mrs. Esther Crist Mr. Conley Engstrom Mr. Leighton Erickson Mr. Thomas Crone Mrs. Mary Ann Dietl Mrs. Violet Gislason Mrs. Sandra Fossum Faculty members observe a turtle race. Mr. Richard Gran Mrs. Sandra Gunter Mr. Dale GUStafSOYI Mr. Fred Hagen Miss Janice Herbst Miss Rebecca Herman Mr. William Holte Miss Joan Joestmg 36 Miss Judy Kaczmarek Mr. Ronald Karnatz Mr. Alden W. Lange Mr. Lance Lee Mr. Robert Ostlund, a new chemistry teacher, prepares for Classroom discussion. 37 Mr. Larry Kleven Mr. Harlan Leopold Miss Dorothy McIntyre A Mr. Foster L. Mooney Mr. John Krier Mrs. Mary MaCMi 112m Mr. Robert Michalicek Mr. Norman Nelson Mr. Byron E. Nygaard Mr. Helmut G. Paulat Mr. Bruce Palmborg Mr. John Ryski Mr. Emmet Stark Mrs. Doris Stewart Mrs. Martha Wanek Mrs. Baker helps Horne and Family Living students construct draperies. 38 Outstanding Students at E.P. On December 6, 1966, about one-half million senior girls from 14,000 schools throughout Minnesota took a test as part of the Betty Crocker Homemaking of Tomorrow Program. Basic homemaking skills, knowledge, and attitudes were tested; the all-state winner was selected by General Mills. Contests were held on the state and national level; the prize, a scholarship in the field of Home Economics. Eden Prairie,s 1967 Homemaker of Tomorrow is Sharon Rens. Originated in 1953, the Robert L. Moran Award if given to a junior boy excelling in the areas of honesty, loyalty, clean living, Sportsmanship, and school Spirit. Chosen by previous winners, Jim Wessman is the 14th recipient of this award. Trans- ferring to Eden Prairie from Michigan in his sophomore year, Jim has lettered in football, basketball, and baseball, and he was president of Letterman's Clubs in his senior year. Jim Wessman receives the Moran Award for 1966. Sharon Rens, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, :mdies for a home economics est Town Meeting: New Student Council Program The Town Meetings, m0d916d after a village Feasible recommendations are considered by town meeting, express the opinions 0f the stu- the administration for adoption into the school dent body. program. 7 s r Y WWVVWT 39 ACTIVITIES EDITOR: JANET DOUGHTY 41 l. to r. K. Rohe, P. Carlson, S. Hayes, C. Tebben, R. Schulman, J. Schwartz, P. Tollefson. D. Emblom, J. Westerhaus, K. Anderson, T. Liljegren, D. Christenson, M. Bishop, S. Ostman, L.Wilson, J. Fifield, T. Holte, P. McCartney. Student Council Introdmces Town Meetings Student Council, a program of leadership and school government, give students an op- portunity to voice opinions and constructive criticisms on school management. Communica- tion between student, council member, and ad- ministration has greatly improved through ttopen meetings. Under the leadership of Jim Westerhaus, President of Student Council, members have been active representing and governing the student body. Jim Westerhaus provides the leadership and creativity that an effective council demands. Jr. Council Debates Rising Issues J. Carlson, S. Kinne, L. Hays, D. Bishop, S. Pleticha, D. Picha, J. Compton, J. Tumbull, T. Tollefson, J- Daly, M. Miller, V. Hanson, J. Fifield, B. Wedlund. m m m m m m: w u M . w Not pictured-K. Kodet, L. Steinocker. G. Pauluk, V. Price, L. Pleticha. Office Work Lessened by Student Help V. Price, B. Husby, L. Gartner. not pictured-M. Miska, M. Rosendahl, D. Beckman . 43 a L. Finholt, president; row 1 C. A. Steinmetz, B. MacFarlane, Melberg, K. Anderson, S. Rens, P. Tollefson, row 2 J. Fifield, P. McCartney, row 3 N. Chaffee, J. Westerhaus, S. Melquist, J. Grier. National Honor Socie Tutors J unior High Students Linda Finholt assists a junior high student with her math. 44 Members of the National Honor Society are selected by the faculty on the basis of their scholastic achievement and an eval- uation of their leadership, service, and char- acter. At their monthly meetings members select a Student-of-the-Month who is featured in the school newspaper. Tutoring of junior high students has been adopted as an offi- cial project, members teaching remedial courses to those desiring help. During the spring a special assembly honors graduating NHS members and inducts new members into the club. At this time the senior members sign the official National Honor Society scroll. President - L. Gartner Row 1 T. Anderson, G. Gibson Row 2 G. Raetzel, J. Meinke, J. Fifield, Row 3 K. Anderson, L, Pleticha, E.P. Welcomes Gerd Gerd Raetzel, A.F.S. student from Berlin, Germany, came to us not only with a German background, but with a German sense of humor, intelligence, and enthusiasm. Helping to promote world understanding and express- ing his first impressions of the United States, Gerd has spoken at informal A.F.S. meetings and community functions. Residing at the Robert Gartnerts, Gerd has participated in wrestling, cross-country, and is an active member of A.F.S. G. Pauluk, P. MC Cartney , S. Emerson , J. Schwartz , S. Melquist , A. Steinmetz, R. Cruse, J. Fasen B. Burns, J. Westerhaus Eden Prairiets A.F.S. club is trying a new fund- raising project of paper drives, concession stands, and dances to finance our A.F.S. representative in a foreign country. Finalists are chosen on the basis of character, leadership, scholastic achievement, and adaptability through personal interviews. Eden Prairiets finalist, Sue Liljegren, now awaits ac- ceptance as a national semi-finalist. a Mrs. Woodhou,se, A.F.S. Chairman; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gartner, Gerd 5 American parents, enjoy learning about Germany from Gerd. 45 .1 M' 3 , , t g f S. Harms, j. Norby, M. Engman, N. Lowe, B. Griep, and C. Conrad work on Christmas angels. Art Club stresses creative imagination and art-related activities, members provide scenery inventiveness, interpreting art on canvass and and props for class plays and decorations for the Clay in individual projects. Involved in many Popis Concert. Art Club Brightens Halls Chess Team Perfects Strategy Eden Prairies chess team, the only Minnesota Valley Conference team participating in the Twin Cities Chess League, is perfecting its strategy for state title competition in the Spring. Under the supervision of Mr. Dale Gustafson, an Amatuer Twin Cities Chess Champion, practice matches are held between competing members. Chess is a game of strategy, with a deve10ped attack and defense toward one main objective--checkmate. Combining memory and reason, chess is a very challenging and fascinating recreation. S. Marshall, S. Bachman, K. Manke, M. Fumli and D. Fullerton practice for upcoming tournaments. Because they are judged on good summary, poise, delivery style, and research material, the members of the debate team spend many hours of research preparing and perfecting their arguments. Under the direction of Mrs. Gunter, debate offers a challenge to students to develop skills in persuasion and dise cussion. for debate. M. Nelson, E. jacobse, K. Korsmo, and M. Furuli investigate their topics Debate Team Wins Merit Certificates S. Melquist, S. Liljegren, R. Shulman, and D. Vest leave school on their way to a debate tourna- ment. German Club F armed This Year The German Club, a newly-formed organization of students in grades 9-12 who have taken German, sponsored the Homecoming float, ttGreece the Spartans, and are planning a field trip to the Heidelberg, a restaurant specializing in German S. Simmet, J. Meinke, J. Connolly, D. Preblick, J. Connolly, foods. Mr. Helmet Paulet, their teacher-advisor who lived in Tilsit, East Prussia,during the German occupation, and Gerd Raetzel, our A.F.S. student from Berlin, with have acquainted students Germany,s people and customs. W. Beldon, R. Wise, S. Johnson, B. Kinne, A. Christiansen, J. Lindahl, M. Migneault, j. Doughty, G. Pauluk, H. Lefler, S. Pleticha, J. Compton, E. Osterholt, L. Jensen, P. Shidla, S. Schendel, C.' Rogers! J. Shidla, P. Taylor, G. Brakel, R. Cruse, President. Tilt SYN? W WWW wwmemww Sr. High Officers are: S. Maenke, president; P. Shidla, vice-president; L. Hayes, i jr. vice-president; 13. Taylor, secretary; P. Thoxp, treasurer. G.R.A. Tones Bodies and Minds junior high girls practice broom hockey tactics in the gym before a game. 48 Organized sports combined with recreational activities is the aim of G.R.A. 1967. Junior and senior high school girls participate in competitive sports, sponser the annual Sadie Haw- kins Dance, and have bowling, basket- ball, and field hockey tournaments. The annualValley Conference G.R.A. volley- ball tournament is one of the highlights in the competitive schedule of Eden Prairie G.R.A. members. ttAll for fun, and fun for allW the motto of G.R.A., is emphasized in their recreational activities. Seniors enjoy last Sadie Hawkins. Sadie Hawkins M arriage--Dogp atch style! Professional square dance caller Luke,, calls the next dance step. 49 Sadie Hawkins, drag or stag, was fun for everyone. Dogpatch days came to Eden Prairie on December 3, with Lil Abners and Daisy Maes in appro- priate costumes. Marrying Sam ad- ministered vows to willing couples while, drag or stag, everyone had a great time apple bobbing and square dancing. LYI Abners and Daisey Maes turn out in hillbilly style. 1. to r. S. Liljegren, G. Pauluk, N. Chaffee, A. Steinmetz, j. Gens, j. Grier, K. Rohe, C. Melberg THE EYRIE, the voice of Eden Prairie, re- . . . VOIce ports the news to students 1n monthly lssues. Photographers, copy-writers, and editors put in long hours of hard work to tum out a paper worthy of of the first-Class honor rating they received from the National Scholastic Press Association. Informative and concise, THE EYRIE presents . . the news and ives students an opportunity to Eden Pral ne g express their own opinions. row 1 J. Nydahl, s. Simet, B. Husby row 2 J- Jacobson, K. Melberg, G. Friehe, row 3 P. CollinS, R. Pettes, G. Swanson, The annual staff presents THE EAGLE 1967, a permanent record of the events of Eden Prairie High School. Assign- ments are distributed, pictures are taken, copy is written, and the annual is prepared for public- ation. Many hours of hard work have gone into creating a com- pact history of Eden Prairie with pictures and copy to cap- ture the story of this year. Mark Adzick, judy Meinke, and Linda Pleticha work on some finishing touches. jack Fifield, assistant Sports editor, crops pic- tures. EAGLE Spans Year,s E vents S. Hayes, M. Menge, J. Morgan, J. Shidla, M. Adzick, J. Fifield, P. Carlson, J. Doughty, D. Osterholt, J. Hays, C. Knutson, L. Hovey, J. Meinke, P. Taylor, S. Munsey, L. Steinocker, S. Staples, D. Preblick, S. Rens, L. Pleticha, B. LaPlante, J. Connolly. Percussion Mr. Stark, S. Liljigren, J. Reuss, M. Migneault, S. Emerson Marching and Maneuvering Woodwinds row 1 A. Steinmetz, C. Knutson, P. Tollefson row 2 N. Kopesky, G. Olson, J. Corniea The band puts in many hours of practice. 52 Sponsored by the George Wolfe Post 425 V.F.W. in HOpkins, the Eden Prairie band entered the 1966 V.F.W. Convention winning first place in the marching and parade competition. Eden Prairie was selected the outstanding band from 26 schools entered in Mankatots Band Day. Much practice has gone into the pro- duction of the 1967 Pop,s Concert H130p,s Review,01d and New,H featuring popular selections from previous con- certs. Under the direction of Mr. Emmett Stark, performances will be given February 24, and 25, 1067. Comets row 1 W. Fahlstrom. S. Zipf, K. Karasek, G. Olson row 2 S. Pleticha, J. Wessman, G. Carlson, T. Carlson Trombones P. Enblom, M. Williams, S. Nesbitt, K. Manke, T. Larson Brasses row 1 C. Conrad. J. Steinmetz, S. Ostman row 2 L. Tice, H. Skjelbostad, L. Hovey Bring Band Glory Oboe and Flutes row 1 B. LaPlante, E. Osterholt, T. Tollefson, C. McMahon row 2 M. Bishop, S. Haeq, J. Carlson Soprano Clarinets row 1 K. Totushek, C. Clark, D. Preblick, J. Westermann row 2 B. Husby, P. Carlson, D. Enblom, J. Friden Not pictured, M. Rosendahl J. Grier Junior High Band row 1 R. Hanson, K. Ault, C. Peterson, T. Carlson, J. Westermann, D. Lowe, C. Carlson, S. Miessen. row 2 K. Eggan, D. Wright, L. Dale, D. Picha,D. Woodhouse, K. Hanke, M. Olson, M. Thorp, K. Schmit, D. Bishop, A. Kaneps. row 3 M. Nelson, J. Neuenfeldt, K. McMahon, W. Allar, G. Carpenter, M. Jutras, C. Bach, D. Door, G. Gilbert, j. Rannow, D. Totushek, C. Blacklock. row 4 P. Husby, K. Eickholt, M. Flavin, N. Rittenhouse. SOPRANOS: row 1 B. Husby, S. Haves, L. Finholt, J. Cheney, row 2 S. Munsey, L. Benhardus, K. Anderson, K. Schwartz, row 3 J. Fasen, S. Emerson, D. Preblick, R. Cruse. The combined voices of the juniors and seniors, under the direction of Mr. Leighton Erickson, have provided Eden Prairie with a variety of musical entertainment. The all- school musical, HPlenty of Money , an a cappella Christmas concert, and district con- tests are some of their varied activities. Select choir, the best voices from Eden Prairie,s Mixed Chorus, participated in a seven- school concert presented on February 14. Per- formances were given at Shakopee, Chaska, and Eden Prairie. New Chorus Program ALTOS; row 1 M. Menge, N. Opdal, J. Miller, S. Simmet, row 2 N. Chaffee, J. Meinke, B. LaPlante, J. Johnson, K. Rohe, row 3 J. Doughty, C. Clark, P. Tollefson, J. Nydahl. Kl 54 TENORS andBASES: row 1 B. Smith, C. Melberg, row 2 R. Hall, D. Balfanz, C. Nesbitt, row 3 D. Nechas, G. Olson. S. Hanson, A. Burnham. Promotes Active Participation Sextet C. Melberg, J. Doughty, G. Johnstone, K. Anderson, K. Rohe, N. Chaffee 55 5w : g, i i U w . tw i f ; M N g t ,u. 2 W I l w E F ' I 1,, ,5 . :- - 2 X '. , Say is ; g M ,Y gyw, ? y , gxx' w 7 .. ' w W 4 ts - . , Bx J W row 1 J. Harrison, B. Harvey, K. Tollefson, B. Kinne, row 2 S. Stumo, C. Tebben, T. Boyd, J. Corniea, G, Harvey. row 3 R. Hubbard, L. Branstetter, B. Beckman, G. Sable. Tenth Grade Chorus J r. High Chorus row 1 P. Connolly, J. Zipf, R. Robinson, M. Nelson, row 2 B. Dumke, C. Myrs, P. Redemacher, K. Eggan , C. Chevalier, row 3 L. Engh, K. Doughty, N. Lowe, K. Maenke, T. Carlson, S. Schulman, row 4 P. Husby, M.M111er, D. Bishop, S. Ammerman. . - a1 ; 56 K. Anderson, N. Kopesky, L. Gartner. not picturedwK. Schwartz, M. Rosendahl Senior Girls Help in Library Prom and Banquet Committee Prom and Banquet committee selects theme for 1967 Decorations for the gymnasium W111 be made by the junior-Senior Banquet. Junior class. 57 Homecoming F es tivities The Cheerleaders lead a rousing pepfest around the bonfire which created a great school spirit. Linda Trouth was crowned queen by last year's queen Saundra Nesbitt. Our Homecoming Royalty was Greg Olson, Sue Ostman, Sally Hayes, Janet Nydahl, Margaret Menge, Queen Linda Trouth, King Jim Wessman, jack Fifield, Les Taylor, Bill Bums, Janice Reuss, and Mike Jensen. in Action The rhythm of. the drums announced the beginning of the 1966 Homecoming festivities. For a moment everything was quiet and tense, and then a burst of excitement, as Linda Trouth and Jim Wessman were crowned 1966 Homecoming Queen and King. Accompanied by E.P. students, the King and Queen cheered the team to victory at a spirit - rousing bonfire. Greece the Spartans was our cheer as the Eagle gridders deadlocked the Spartans, who had not been held score- less for 12 years, in a 0-0 game. Climax- ing Homecoming festivities a dance was held at Prairie View Elementary School where couples danced to the music of the C. A. Quintet. Mark Adzick kicked off to start our Homecoming game with Orono. The Queents float, built by the seniors, placed second for a sorority at the University of Minnesota's Homecoming. A The 1967 Snow Daze royalty were B. Reddick and D. Christiansen, Sophomore atten- dents, L. Finholt, B. Kaye, K. Rohe, Queen Kathy Kodet, King Sam Hansen, J. Westerhaus, J. Grier, T. Smetana, C. Rogers and D. Schmidt, Junior attendents. SnowyiDays for Sno'Daze 3:1;5Ny32;15:;::d::: coronation ceremony. With fresh snow on the ground and more on its way, a flurry of events added excitement and fun to the 1967 Sno-Daze- HSno-Be-It. Beginning February 4, with a wrestling meet against Shakopee, Queen Kathy Kodet and King Sam Hanson, Sno-Daze royalty, began their reign. A Senior-Faculty basketball game, the seniors triumphant in a 16-14 victory, and a pepfest were climaxed by an exciting basketball game, the Eden Prairie Eagles smashing the Orono Spartans in a 58 to 50 victory. The game was followed by a talent show, with comedy skits and musical scores high- lighting the program. Saturday afternoon the seniors opposed the junior sophomore team in a rousing Sno-Bowl game. The Sno-Daze dance, with music provided by the GrasshOppers, was held at Prairie View Elementary SchooL Lots of action and many laughs resulted from the faculty-senior basketball game. Kathy Kodet was crOWned by Bill Burns. Star center for the seniors. Senior boys presented a skit entitled, HThe Ugliest Man T 5.1. Kathy Anderson sang HTry to Remember. , Linda Finholt gracefully danced to HDr. Zhivago.H A Display of Talent Mark Adzick, M.C., lent a casual and enjoyable atmosphere to the talent show. Mike Nesbitt, accompanied by Don Balfanz, sang an original song, HYoung and Youth. Kathy Dou ghty contributed UBorn Free. HI Carft Say No was presented by Terry Boyd. W'Ie Touched Me, was rendered by Sue Emerson. Peggy Swanson displayed her skill in a floor exer- cise. Ridge Reddick and Frank Pagenkopf HOn Safari. 61 row 1 S. Hayes, J. Westerhaus, J. Fifield, S. Munsey row 2 P. McCartney, B. Burns, M. Menge, J. Grier, J. White, D. Preblick, D. Balfanz row 3 L. Almond, G. Pauluk, L. Coon, M. Adzick, j. Wessman, G. Raetzel, L. Pleticha, Mr. Crone, director. Seniors Present a Courtroom Drama Courtroom drama spiced with comic relief was the presentation of the senior class 1n ttThe Night of January 16th. Karen Andre, accused of the murder of Bjorn Faulkner, was placed on trial; the state contend- ing murder in the first degree, the defense claiming suicide. The jurors, selected from the audience at the beginning of each performance, retired to the jury roomto reach a verdict - - a verdict of NOT GUILTY. Rehearsals were held at Prairie View Elementary under the direction of Mr. Thomas Crone and student directors Dave Nechas, Lee Gartner, Vicki Price, and Sharon Rens. Attorney Flint cross-examines the accused, Karen Andre. 62 Cast of The Night of January 16th Karen Andre ............. Sandra Munsey Defense Attorney Stevens ..... Jack Fifield Nancy Lee Faulkner ......... Sally Hayes District Attorney Flint. . . . Jim Westerhaus Matron .................... Linda Almond Baliff ..................... Mark Adzick JUdge Heath ................ Jim Wessman Flint,s Secretary ........... Janet Nydahl Clerk of Court ............... Larry Coon Stenographer ................ Lee Gartner Witnesses: Don Balfanz, Diane Preblick, Joe White, Bill Burns, Gloria Pauluk, Jock Grier, Gerd Raetzel, Phil McCartney, Linda Pleticha, Margaret Menge. The spokesman for the jury gives a verdict of not guilty Kathy Anderson puts finishing touches of makeup on Don Balfantz. Magda Svenson lumbers on stage to give her testimony. Roberta Van Renssalaer makes an interesting witness for the State. Karen Andre is emotionally upset upon hearing of Bjorn FaulkneHs death. 63 Grandma Maude and her cronies discuss their family trees. Band Accompanies Georgia groans as Barb sighs, Oh, but he loves me! The band, led by Mr. Stark, aids the musical in its success. Youhre heading for a depression - 10 feet deep! The Saginaw Citizenhs First 64 W'vmqu g f g Former residents of Leavenworth Prison make the decision to avoid the F.B.I. Chorus in 1966 Musical The hilarious musical, Plenty of Money, was presented by the stu- dents of Eden Prairie High School on October 21 and 22. The action centered around Grandma Maude and her antiquated helpers who count- erfeit money for charity. Saginaw Cityts underworld criminals, loyal to the Leavenworth Penitentiary, try to get her to join their union, while loyal F.B.I. agents try to track the culprits. Arnold, Maudets grandson, was faced with two problems--a counterfeiting grandma and a lovesick sweetheart. Combined, these complications formed an un- believabfy funny and entertaining musical. The faculty directors were Leighton Erickson, chorus director, and Emmett Stark, band director. The F.B.I. agents give National Bank's chorus line. w. MMWNWWWAW . 65 Arnold, please marry me. tribute to J. Edgar Hoover. SPORTS EDITOR: MARK ADZICK 67 P. Wittenberg, P. Johnson, S. Branstetter, K. Schaitberger, L. Hone, T. Tollefson, P. Connolly Gymnastics Club W ' Lends Hand to Gymnastics Club provides an op- portunity for girls to develop skills in tumbling, parallel bars, and ball and rope routines. Performing for varibus groups, including an audience of Physical Education majors at Winona College, a mother and daughter banquet in Faribault , and during half-time at basketball games, the gymnasts put in long hours of hard practice. Competition with other schools, at both individual and group levels, 'strengthens school spirit and develops sportsmanship. P, S ' herman, C- Santrlzos, L- Hays P. Connolly, D. Woodhouse, T. Tollefson 68 J. Westerman, P. Swanson Swedish fall is demonstrated by the B-squad members of the gymnastics Club. D. Woodhouse, D. Dressen, S. Schendel 69 Sally Hayes, 12; Corrine Rogers, 11; and judy Morgan, 11. Jill Schwartz, 1 1 Chee rleaders Have a Busy Sally Hayes, 12 $ $ .5 , Judy Morgan, 11; Kathy Rohe, 12; and Connie Knutson, 11. Connie Knutson, 1 1 Kathy Rohe, 12 Sue Emerson, 11 Three-Sport Season Chosen for their ability, poise, school spirit, the varsity Cheerleading squad has had a busy season this year, cheering for three sports. Posters, skits, and pepfests, used to promote school spirit, are additional cheerleading responsibilities. B-squad cheerleaders support our B-squad basketball, foot- ball, and wrestling teams. Growing school Spirit has made it necessary to get an even bigger and better spirit jug for intra- class competition. D. Christiansen, P. Swanson, S. Ostman, C. Tebben, J. Ungerman, C, McMahon B-Sqaud cheerleaders Spend many hours in preparing cheers . 71 row 1 J. Wessman, J. Fifield, L. Taylor, j. Kasid, M. Wise, B. Burns, A. Burnham, S. Hanson, G. Raetzel, T. Smetana row 2 J. Grier, P. Welin, M. Connolly, T. Anderson, G. Brust, B. McFarlane, M. Migneault, T. Carlson, T. Liljegren row 3 D. Crow, M. Jensen, D. Schmidt, H. Skjelbostad, J. Doughty, j. Rens, M. Schaitberger, T. Holte, J. Engler row 4 B. Eickholt, K. Wigley, F. Cruse, D. Miller, B. Dressen, K. Woodhouse, S. Johnson Lettermen Keep Active Members of the Lettermerfs Club listen intently to plans for future activities presented by PreSident Jim Wessman. 72 Kneeling - J. Marino, C. Blacklock, M. Tracy, B. Gartner. Standing - T. Anderson, J. Westerhaus, G. Raetzel, T. Carlson. New Sport Gains Recognition The third school in our conference to participate in cross country, the Eagles ended their season in third place. The team, coached by Mr. Lance Lee and captained by senior Ted Anderson, will be looking for an even more successful season with several experienced men returning. Competition is keen, and qualifying runs are made each week to decide contestants. In their second year the thin- Clads of the fall season will again diSplay their endurance and stamina. Bob Gartner paces the Eagles Coach Lance Lee explains scores to runners. Captain Ted Anderson leads the pack. 73 s3 4! - +B- ' IEM. w a . w h 65 5.1.11 r w w V ,fg ; g2 y $32? . TMQL? : W '9 Ergfg I row 1. M. Connolly, 12; A. Burnham, 12; H. Schaitberger, 12; J. Wessman, 12; M. Adzick, 12; J. Fifield, 12; J. Grier, 12; T. Smetena, 12; G. Olson, 12; S. Hanson, 12; B. Smith, 12; M. Wise, 12; M. Migneault, 11; J. Kucher, 11; M. Schaitberger, 11; J. Rens, 11; G. Towne, 11; M. Jensen, 11; S. Lindahl, 11; K. Woodhouse, 11; T. Holte, 11; B. Dressen, 11; H. Skjelbostad, 11; J. Doughty, 11; D. Schmidt, 11; L. Wilson, 11; K. Wigley, 11; row 2 row 3 Coach Harlan Leopold, Coach John Ryski, F. Cruse, 10; J. Fennelly, 10; T. Liljegren, 10; D. Miller, 10; J. Engler, 10; J. Ungerman, 10; C. Mac Kenzie, 10; G. Johnson, 10; B. Reddick, 10; D. Smith, 10; S. Johnson, 10; J. Skranka, 10; j. Vig, 10; Coach Curt Connaughty. Eagles Have Best Season Yet The Eden Prairie gridders placed second in Val- ley Conference play with a record-breaking sea- son of 6-1-1. Size, speed, and experience comb- ined to give Eden Prairie a tough defense and a strong offense. The Eden Prairie Eagles, supported by an enthu- siastic student body, clashed with the Chaska Pass reception by Dale Schmidt. Hawks in an impressive battle for first place; Chaska won with a score of 20-13. Torn Smetana, Jock Grier, Howard Schaitberger, and Jim Wessman were chosen All-Conference Football Players; the most Valuable Player, chosen by his team mates, was Tom Smetana. . .. , 1 37k, Candid study of a time-out cooler. All-Conference Eagles, Tom Smetana, Jim Wessman, Jock Grier, and Howard Schaitberger, have post season chalk talk. Eden Eden Eden Eden Eden Eden Eden Eden Prairie Prairie Prairie Prairie Prairie Prairie Prairie Prairie SCORES 14 7 Shakopee 18 0 U-High 19 0 Wartertown O 0 Orono 13 0 St. Anthony 44 13 Waconia 14 20 Ch aska 24 7 Golden Valley Pressure is put on an E. P. quarterback. Fumble recovered by Tom Smetana. 75 row 1 D. Schmidt, J. Wessman, T. Smetana, J. Kasid, M. Jensen, row 2 M. Schaitberger, manager; B. Dressen, T. Spande, K. Woodhouse, M. Adzick, T. Holte, B. Eickholt, D. Mienke, Mr. Holte, coach. Huskies endeavor to tie up the bal'l. W'Vo: $93939? Eagles Capture oQV' .er'd. Starting the season with an eight-game winning streak, the Eden Prairie Eagles suffered defeat to only three con- ference teams. Good control and rebounding kept the cagers in the lead, with a two-way tie for first between the Eden Prairie Eagles and the Shakopee Indians with only one game left to play. Rallying in the final minutes Eden Prairie smashed ShakOpee with a 52-47 victory, giving them the Valley Conference Championship. Moving to the sub-dis- trict play-offs, Eden Prairie faced Mound. Schmidt fires from twenty feet. Kw XS! Eagles attempt to block 21 Husky field goal. Valley Title Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie 50 62 66 69 62 68 64 65 64 68 70 57 58 62 52 SCORES 40 Watertown Waconia Chaska St. Anthony Orono Golden Valley Shakopee University High Watertown Waconi a St. Anthony Chaska Orono Golden Valley University High Sh akOpee Mike Jensen and an opposing Viking vie for a rebound. john Kasid drives to score. row 1 B. Mac Farlane, 133; G. Brust, 127; B. Gartner, 120; D. Connolly, 112; J. Marino, 103; M. Tracy, 95. row 2 J. Westerhaus, 138; T. Anderson, 145; J. Fifield, 154; C. Pufahl, 165; J. Grier, 175; C. Mac Kenzie, heavy weight. Wrestlers Show Improvement Coaches Lance Lee and Harlan Leopold work with their captains. , es tlle a I - In as BIIX1 e NIaCI arlane demonstrat 78 At the season1s start the Eagles were contenders for an upper berth at standing, with a return of several ex- perienced matmen. The Eagles placed seventh, winning only two matches in Valley Conference competition, losing three contests by two point margins. In tournament action the Eagles placed second behind Burnsville in the second annual Eden Prairie Christmas Invitational Tournament. The grapplers finished seventh in the Minnesota Valley Conference Tourney with 29 points. Bright spots in this contest were Jock Grier O75L who took second, Mike Migneault U381, placing third, and Gary Brust t1271 and Marty Tracy 651, who both placed forth. Captains Brust and MacFarlane in action against Chaska. Coach Lance Lee wrestles every minute of Anderson goes on the power switch. every match from the bench. Gartner executes a cross-face on the way to victory. 79 Freshmen F 00 tball row 1 Mr.Wi11iam Holte, coach; M. Holte, D. Raths, B. Fifield, J. Baker, N. Larson, M. Miller, B. Branstetter, K. Glasscock, Mr. Fred Hagen, coach. row 2 L. Compton, J. Turnbull, R. Allar, T. Wood, 81 Rogers, j. Clark, V. Clementson. row 3 B. Neidenfeuhr, R. Larson, B. Clark, R. Hubbard, M. Thorp, j. Freiden. Baske tball F. Cruse, M. Hobbs, T. Liljegren, J. Ungerman, S. Johnson, Kasid, D. Miller, C. Krupp. . Miller, D. Smith, D. R Not pictured J. Fennely, M. Shuldheis, J. Engler, 80 B-Squad Wrestling Kneeling-G. Sable, J. Taylor, J. Edlen, R. Migneault, J. Hunt, G. Hunt. Standing-K. Wiggley, M. B. Smith, G. Raetzel, J. Baker. In tramural Basketball Intramuralbasketball is a newly organized extra- curricular activity for senior high boys. Games are played after school with teachers acting as referees and supervisors. The season consisted of four rounds of basket- ball, each team playing the other three teams in- the league. The B.R.A. clinched the champion- ship by defeating the Strippers 38-28. esweemorws: Strippers Schaitberger Nesbitt Reddick Taylor MaCKenzie Reddick Kucher Burnham Meyers Tracy Fennelly B.R. A. M. Wise B. Burns L. Duda L. Ferch T. A T L Ferch . Lange . Dahlstrom . Wilson .Slligti P. S. G. B. P. M. L. Welin Hanson Olson Hanson McCartney Connolly Coon Migneault, Skins wmpwwpz . Seavall Krupp Hubbard Carpenter Crow Miller Sharpe Senior Activities ABDUL-HAQQ, EBENEZER Art club 12; Basketball 10; Eagle 12; Eyrie; Class Play 11- crew. ADZICK, MARK Baseball 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11; Chorus 10; Class Officer 10; Class Play 11-crew; Eagle 12; Football 10-12; German Club 12; Letterman,s club 10-12; Student Council 10,11. ALMOND, LINDA A.F.S. 11, 12; Band 10; Chorus 10, 11; Class Play 12-cast; Eyrie 12; G.R.A. 10-12; Major- ette 10; Musical 11; Student Council 11. ANDERSON, CARL A.F.S. 10-12; Cross Country 12- Captain; Lettermatfs club 11, 12; Track 10; Wrestling 10, 11. ANDERSONK KATHRYN A.F.S. 10-12-Sec.-Treas.; Chorus 10-12; Drama club 12; Class Play 12-crew; Eagle 11, 12-Edi- tor; G.R.A. 10, 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Musical 11-cast; Student Council 12-Treas.; Spanish club 11, 12; Triple Trio 10- 12. BALFANZ, DONALD Chorus 12; Class Play 11-crew, 12-Cast; Musical 12-cast. BECKMAN, DEBORAH Art club 10, 11; Eyrie 11, 12; Office Staff 11, 12. BENHARDUS, LYNN Chorus 12; Musical 12-cast; Transfer: Pelican Rapids 12. BRUST, BARBARA BRUST, GARY Football 10; Wrestling 11; Let- terman,s club 11, 12. BURNHAM, ALAN A.F.S. 11, 12; Baseball 11; Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 11- cast; Football 10-12; Musical 11-cast; Weightlifting 10, 12. BURNS, WILLIAM Basketball 10; Class Play 12- cast; Football 10, 11; German club 12; Golf team 11; Home:- coming Attendanth; Lettemaws club 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Weightlifting 10. CARLSON, BARBARA Eagle 12; Spanish Transfer: Richfield 11. CHAFFEE, NANCY A.F.S. 10-12; Chorus 10-12; Class Play 11, 12-crew; Eyrie 11, 12-Editor; G.R.A. 10; Honor Society 11, 12; Musical 10-12- cast; Triple Trio 10-12; Spanish club 11. CHENEY, JANICE Chorus 10, 12; Musical 10, 12- cast. CHEVALIER, THOMAS COLLINS, MICHAEL Football 10. CONNOLLY, MICHAEL Class Play 11-cast; Football 10- 12; German club 12; Track 10-12; Letterman's club 11, 12. COON, LAWRENCE Art club 10; Class Play 11-cast; 12-Cast; Wrestling 10, 11. CRUSE, RITA A.F.S. 10-12; Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 12-crew; German club 12-Pres.; G.R.A. 10, Library Staff 10, 11; Musical 11-cast. DAHLSTROM, MARK Basketball 10; Class Play 11- cast; Track 10, 11. DAHN, RICHARD Class Play 11-cast, 12-crew. club 11; DILL,JIM Track 10. DOUGHTY, JANET A.F.S. 11, 12; Chorus 10-12; Class Play 11-crew; Eagle 11, 12-Editor; G.R.A. 10, 11; Musi- cal 11-cast; Spanish club 11; Triple Trio 10-12. DRESSEN, LINDA G.R.A. 10. DUDA, LAWRENCE Baseball 10; Basketball 10; Chorus 12; Eyrie 11; German club 12; Musical 12-crew. EN.GMAN, MARC Class Play 11-crew. 82 FASEN,JEAN A.F.S. 11, 12; Chorus 10-12; Eagle 11, 12-Co-Editor; German club 12; Girls Glee club 10; Musical 11-cast, 12-crew. FERCH, THOMAS Football 10-Manager. FIFIELD, JAC A.F.S'. 11-Pr- Eagle 12; I Pres.; Footba 2 801 - apt.; Homecoming 1 0 g2 ionor Society 10-1g?fl Council 10, 12; Wrestlin FINI-IOLT, LINDA A.F.S. 10; Chorus 10-12; G.R.A. 10-12; Honor Society 10-12- Pres.; Spanish club 12; Triple Trio 10-12. GARTNER, LEE A.F.S. 10, 11-Sec1y, 12-Pres.; Chords 10; Class Play 11-cast, 12-Student director; Counselor's office 12; Debate 10, 11; Drama club 12; Eyrie 11, 12; Girls and Boys County 11; G.R.A. 10; Lib- rary 11, 12; Musical 10-cast; Spanish club 12. GENS, JONATHAN Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 11- cast, 12-crew; Eyrie 12-Editor; Musical 12-cast; Transfer: Mound 11. GOLDFELD, STARR Chorus 11, 12. GRIER, JOCK Band 10-12; Basketball 10, 11; Class Play 12-cast; Eyrie 12- Editor; Football 10-12-Co-Cap- tain; Honor Society 11, 12; Musi- cal 11-band; Wrestling 11. HANSEN, JOHN Musical 12-crew; Art club 12; Class Play 12-crew; Transfer: Edina 12. HALL, RICHARD Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 11- cast, 12-Cast; German club 12; Musical 11-cast; Track 10. HANSON, ROBERT Baseball 10; Basketball 10; Chorus 10. HARMS, SHERRY Art club 10, 12; Chorus 10; G.R.A. 10. HANSON, SAMUEL Basketball 10; Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 11-cast; Football 12; Musical 11-cast, 12-Cast; Track 10, 11; Weightlifting 11. HAYES, SARAH A.F.S. 11; Chorus 10-12; Class Play 12-cast; Eagle 12; Eyrie 11; Class Officer 10-Sec1y; GR. A. 10; Homecoming Attendant 12; Musical 10, 12-Cast; Prom 8L Banquet 11; Student-Council 10, 12. HEATH, MARILYN Art club 12; Chorus 10; Class Play 11-crew; Eyrie 11, 12; Musical 10-Cast; Office Staff 12; Ski club 10-12; Triple Trio 10. HONE, JANET A.F.S. 10-12; Chorus 10-12; Eyrie 12; G.R.A. 10; Musical 10- cast, 11-cast; Triple Trio 10-12. JACOBSON, JOAN Art club 10, 12; Chorus 10, 11; Class Play 11-crew; Eyrie 11, 12; G.R.A. 10; Musical 10-Cast; Ski club 10-12. JOHNSON, JACLYN Chorus 12; Class Play 11-crew; Musical 12-cast; Transfer: St. Louis Park 11. JOHNSTONE, GEORGIA A.F.S. 11, 12; Chorus 10-12; Class Play 11-cast; Drama club 12; G.R.A. 10-12; Honor Society 11, 12; Musical 11-Cast, 12; Stu- dent Council 11; Triple Trio 10- 12. KASID, JOHN Baseball 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11; Chorus 10; Class Play 11- crew; German club 12; Letter- man1s club 10-12-Sergeant at Arms. KAYE, BETTY A.F.S. 11, 12; Chorus 10-12; Class Play 11-crew; Eyrie 11, 12; German club 12; G.R.A. 10; Triple Trio 10-12. KODET, KATHY Art Club 11; G.R.A. 10; Gym- nastics 10; Office Staff 12; Class Play 11-crew. KOPESKY, NANCY A.F.S. 10-12; Band 10-12; Class Play 11-crew, 12-Crew; Eyrie 11, 12; G.R.A. 10-12; Library Staff 10-12; Musical 11-band. KOPP, EILEEN KOSKELA, PAULA KOSKELA, PAULETTE LAPLANTE, BARBARA Band 11, 12; Chorus 12; Class Play 11-crew, 12-crew; Debate 11; Eagle 12; G.R.A. -11, 12; Musical 12-Crew; Glencoe 11. LARSON, TERRY Band 10-12; Eyrie 12; Football 10; Musical 10-12-bar1d. MAENKE, SHARON G.R.A. 10-12-Pres. MARSH, FRANCES MARSH, MARGARET MARTINSON, CHUCK Transfer: Minnehaha 12. MELBERG, CATHY Chorus 10-12; Eyrie 11, 12-Edi- tor-in-Chief; Class Officer 11- Treas.; G.R.A. 10,- 11; Honor Society 12-V. Pres.; Musical 10- 12; Triple Trio 10-12. MENGE, MARGARET Chorus 10-12; Class Play 12- cast; Drama club 12; Eagle 11, 12-Editor; Class Officer 10-V. Pres.; Homecoming Attendant 10, 12; Musical 10, 12-cast. MEINKE, JUDITH Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 12- crew; Eagle 11, 12; German club 12; Musical 11, 12; Transfer: Patrick Henry 11. MILLER, JUDY Chorus 10-12; Class Play 11- crew; Eagle 12; Girls Glee club 10, 11; G.R.A. 10; Prom 8L Ban- quet 11; Majorette 10. MC CARTNEY, PHILIP A.F.S. 10-12-V. Pres.; Baseball 10, 11; Chorus 11; Class Play 12-cast; Honor Society 10-12; Musical 11; Weightlifting 10, 11. Transfer: Academy 83 MISKA, MARY A.F.S. 11, 12; Chorus 10-12; Class Play 11-crew; Eyrie 11, 12; G.R.A. 10; Musical 11, 12- crew; Office Staff 11; Spanish club 11. MUNSEY, CHARLES Wrestling, 10, 11. MUNSEY, SANDRA A.F.S. 10; Art club 10-V. Pres.; Chorus 10-12; Class Play 11- crew, 12-cast; Drama club 12; Eagle 12; G.R.A. 10-12; Musical 10. NECHAS, DAVID A.F.S. 10-12; Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 11, 12-Student direc- tor; Musical 11-Student director. NESBITT, MICHAEL Basketball 10; Chorus 10, 11; Class Play 11-cast; Eyrie 12; Football 10, 11; Letterman1s club 11, 12; Musical 11-cast; Student Council 12; Track 10, 11; Weightlifting 11. NORBY, DAVID NYDAHL, JANET Cheerleading 10, 11; Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 11-Student direc- tor; Eagle 12; Eyrie 11, 12; GR. A. 10; Homecoming Attendant 12; Musical 11-cast, 12-cast, Ski club 10, 11. OLSON, GARY Band 12; Chorus 12; Football 12; Transfer: Bagley 12. OSTERHOLT, DAVID Art club 10-Pres.; Track 10. OPDAL, NINA Chorus 10-12; Class Play 11- cr ew; Musical 12-cast. OVERMAN, THERESA Chorus 10; G.R.A. 10. PAULUK, GLORIA A.F.S. 10-12; Art club 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11; Class Play 11- crew, 12-cast; Drama club 12; Eyrie 11, 12; Class'Officer 12- Coroner; German club 12; Girls Glee club 10; G.R.A. 10-12; Lib- rary 10, 11; Musical 10, 11; Office Staff 12; Spanish club 10. PICHA, RONALD Baseball 10; Basketball 10; Golf 11. PLETICHA, LINDA A.F.S. 10-12; Chorus 10, 11; Eagle 12; Eyrie 11; Class Offi- cer 12-Treas.; Class Play 12- cast; Girls Glee club 10; G.R.A. 10-Treas.; Graduation Attendant 19; Musical 10, 11; Office Staff 11, 12; Triple Trio 10-12, PREBLICK DIANE Band 10-12; Chorus 12; Class Play 11-crew, 12-cast; Eagle 12; Eyrie 11; German club 12; G.R.A. 11, 12; Musical 12-cast. PRICE VICTORIA A.F.S. 11; Class Play ll-Stu- dent director; Drama club 12; G.R.A. 10; Library 11; Office Staff 11, 12; Prom 81. Banquet 11. PUFAHL CHUCK Baseball 10; Football 10; Letter- man,s club 10-12; Wrestling 10, 11. RAETZEL GERD A.F.S. 12; Cross Country 12; German club 12; Class Play 12- cast; Exchange student: West Berlin 12. REDDICK RIDGELY A.F.S. 10, 11; Class Play 11; Class Officer 10-Pres.; Football 10; Ski club 10, 11; Prom 81, Ban- quet 11; Student Council 10, 11. RENS SHARON Class Play 12-Student director; Eagle 11, 12-Editor; G.R.A. 11; Honor Society 11, 12-Sec1y; Transfer: Richfield 11. RITTENHOUSE KATHY Transfer: Duluth 12 ROHE KATHLEEN A.F.S. 11, 12; Cheerleading 10- 12; Chorus 10-12; Class Play 12-crew; Eyrie 11, 12-Editor; Girls and Boys State ll-Alter- nate; G.R.A. 10; Musical 10, 11- cast, 12-Student director; From 8!. Banquet 11-Chairman; Student Council 12; Triple Trio 10-12. ROSENDAHL MARY Band 10-12; Class Play 12-crew, 11-cast; Debate 11; Drama club 12; Musical 11-crew, band. SANDER TERRY Eagle 11; G.R.A. 1o, 11. SCHAITBERGER HOWARD Class Play 11-crew; Football 10- 12; Letterman1s club 10-12; Track 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11. SCHMIDT CYNTHIA G.R.A. 11; Transfer: Minnetonka 10. SCHWARTZ KATHY A.F.S. 10; Chorus 10-12; Class Play II-crew; Drama Club 12; Eagle 11; Eyrie ll, 12-Editor; G.R.A. 10-12; Library Staff 10- 12; Musical 11, 12. SHIDLA PAMELA Class Play ll-crew; German club 12; G.R.A. 10-12-V. Pres. SIMMET SHARON A.F.S. 11, 12; Chorus 12; Class Play II-crew; Drama club 12; Eyrie 11, 12; German club 12- Treas.; G.R.A. 10; Prom 81, Ban- quet 11. SMETANA HELEN Art club 11, 12; Chorus 10; Class Play 11-crew; Musical 10. SMETANA THOMAS Baseball 10, 11; Basketball II; Class Play II-crew; Football 10- 12; Letterman1s club 10-12. SMITH BERNARD Chorus 12; Football II, 12; Musical 12-cast; Wrestling 10, 11. SORENSON RICHARD STAPLES SUSAN Eagle 12; Transfer: Duluth 12. STEINMETZ ANN A.F.S. 10-12; Band 10-12; Eyrie 11, 12; Class Officer 104V. Pres.; Girls and Boys State 1966; G.R.A. 10-Sec., 11-V. Pres.; Honor Society 10, 11- Sec., 12; Musical 10-12 band; Prom 81 Banquet 11; Spanish club 12; Student Council 11. STEINOCKER LYNAE Eagle 11, 12-Editor; G.R.A. 11; Library Staff 11; Transfer: South Dakota 11. TAYLOR LESTER Baseball 10, 11; Homecoming Attendant 12; Transfer: Minne- tonka 10. 84 TROUTH LINDA A.F.S. 10-12; Art Club 10; Class Officer 11-V. Pres.; 12-Sec.; Eagle 11, 12-Co-Editor; G.R.A. 10; Homecoming Attendant 11, 12; Prom 81. Banquet 11; Transfer: St. Louis Park 10. WALDACK BRAD A.F.S. 10. WALL LINDA G.R.A, 10, 11. WELIN PAUL Baseball 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11; Letterman,s club 11, 12; Weightlifting 11. WESSMAN JAMES Band 10-12; Baseball 10, 11; Basketball 11; Class Play II- cast, 12-cast; Football 11, 12; German club 12; Homecoming Attendant 12; Letterman1s club 11, 12-Pres.; Musical 11-Crew. WESTERHAUS JAMES A.F.S. 11, 12; Class Play 11- cast, 12-cast; Cross Country 12; Eyrie 11, 12; Class Officer 11- Pres.; German club 12; Honor Society 10-12; Student Council 11-V. Pres., 12;Pres.; Wrestling 10, 11. WESTERMANN WESLEY Baseball 10 WHITE JOSEPH Art club 11; Class Play 11-cast, 12-cast; Drama club 12; German club 12; Transfer: Chaska 11. WILLIAMS BRENDA Art club 10; G.R.A. 10, 12. WILLIAMS MARK Band 10-12; Football 10; Musical 10- 12-band. WISE MICHAEL A.F.S. 11; Baseball 10, 11; Class Play 11-crew; Football 12- Letterman,s club 10-12-Sec1y. WYATT MARJORIE Art club 10; Chorus 10; Eagle 11; G.R.A. 10; Gymnastics 10. Faculty Index MISS LINDA ANDERSON, B.A.; Home Economics 7, 8, 9; Art 7, 8', Asstt Advisor to the Sophomore Class. ' MR. STANLEY ARN ETVEIT, B.A.; Advanced Draft- ing; Advanced Woodworking; Metalworking; Plas- tics; Power Mechanics; Ass't. Advisor to the Junior Class. MRS. NORMA BAKER, B.A.; Home Economics 7, 8, 9; Fashions 8:. Fabrics; Foods 8:. Nutrition; HomeSz. Family Living; Advisor to the Junior Class; Ad- visor to the Prom 8:, Banquet Committee. MR. HARVEY CLARK, B.S.; Industrial Arts 7, 8, 9; Advisor to the Junior Class. MRS. MAY COLE, B.A.; Librarian. MRS. ESTHER CRIST, B.A.; Developmental Reading; Science 7. MR. THOMAS CRONE, B.A. English 10; Advisor to the Sophomore Class; Advisor to the Drama Club; Director of the Senior Class Play. MRS. MARY DIETL, B.A.; English 8; Spanish I, II, III. MR. CONLEY ENGSTROM, B.A.; Algebra II, Trigo- nometry 85 Solid Geometry; General Mathematics 11; Athletic Director; Advisor to the Letterments Club. MR. LEIGHTON ERICKSON, B.M.; General Music 7, 8; Jr. High Chorus; Chorus 10; Chorus 11, 12; Group Lessons on Instruments. MRS. SANDRA FOSSUM, B.A.; Advisor to the 7th Grade Class. English 7; Asstt MRS. VIOLET GISLASON, B.A.; Office Practice; Shorthand I, 11. MR. RICH ARD GRAN, B.A.; Earth Science I; Advisor to the 8th Grade Class; Junior High Football Coach; Junior High Basketball Coach. MRS. SANDRA GUNTER, B.A.; Speech; Advisor to the Debate Club; Asstt Advisor to the 7th Grade Class. MR. DALE GUSTAFSON, B.A.; U.S. History 7; Chess Club; Asstt Track Coach. MR. FRED HAGEN, M.A.; Business Law;' Bookkeep- ing; Personal Typing; Typing; Junior High Foot- ball Coach; Ass't Advisor to the Senior Class. MISS JANICE HERBST, B.A.; English 8; Ass't Ad- visor to the 8th Grade Class. MISS REBECCA HERMAN, B.A.; English 11; Joumal- ism; NeWSpaper; Ass't Advisor to the junior Class. 85 MR. WILLIAM HOLTE, B.A.; Math 7; A Basket- ball Coach; B Baseball Coach; Junior High Football Coach;Advisor to the 7th Grade Class. MISS JOAN JOESTING, B.A.; World Literature; Eagle. En glish Literature; Advisor to the Senior Class; MISS JUDY KACZMAREK, B.A.; English 9; Director of the Junior Class Play. MR. RON KARNATZ, B.S.; Social 9. MR. LARRY KLEVEN, B.S.; Math 8; Ass't Advisor to the 8th Grade Class. MR. JOHN KRIER, B.S.; Chemistry; eral Science. Phy sic 3; Gen- MR. ALDEN LANGE, B.A.; Senior Asstt Advisor to the Senior Class. Social Science; MR. LANCE LEE, B.A.; Algebra I; Drivers Educa- tion; Wrestling; Cross Country Coach; Asstt Advi- sor to the Freshman Class. MR. HARLAN LEOPOLD, B.S.; Physical Education 7, 8; Health 9, 10', Asstt Wrestling Coach; Asstt Football Coach. MRS. MARY MAC MILLAN, B.A.; Speech 8. MISS DOROTHY MC INTYRE, B.A.; Girlst Physi- cal Education 7, 8, 9, 10; Advisor to the Girls Recreation Association; Advisor to the Cheer- leading Squad; Gymnastic Coach. MR. ROBERT MICHALICEK, B.A.; General Math 9; Plane Geometry 10. MR. FOSTER MOONEY, B.S.; Biology 10; Science 7; Freshman Basketball Coach. MR. NORMAN NELSON, M.A.; the Freshman Class. 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