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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

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Molitor, Sec.; J. Hays, Treas. Steve Lindahl makes use of the current magazines which the library provides Gregory Carlson for student use. ,w-h t' Pamela Carlson Terrance Carlson Forest Carpenter Cynthia Clark Margaret Collins Jacquelyn Connolly Judy Connolly Connie Knufson studies her chem- istry lab sheet for a quiz. David Crow James Doughty Bruce Dressen James Easton Jeffery Edlen William Eickholf Susan Emerson Eugene Finch Jr. Gail Friehe L Colleen Goldfeld Terry Hanna Teresa Reyna, a foreign student from Mexico, converses in her native language with the Spanish teacher. Christine Hansen Peggy Collins, the 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for Eden Prairie, spends much of her time using techniques learned in Home Economics. Judi th Hays Barbara Husby In order to emphasize the im- portance of homemaking as a career, the General Mills Cor- poration instituted its Home- maker of Tomorrow tests in 1954. Selected from each school is one winner, and from this group a state winner and runner-up are selected. The state winner re- ceives a $1500 scholarship and the runner-up a $500 educational grant. On the national level, all state winners receive on OH ex- pense paid trip and a chance to win notional honors and larger scholarships. Laura Hovey Darcy Johnson Given in The spring of each year, the Robert L. Moron Award is given to the Junior boy who best exemplifies the qualities of school spirit, sportsmanship, integrity, and leadership. The winner receives a sfofueffe which he keeps and passes to the next recipient. The 1967 recipient was Dole Schmidt. Douglas Kerber Connie Knutson Mark Korsmo Masters of Ceremonies for the Home- coming coronation, Jill Schwartz and Mike Wikman introduce the Homecoming candidates. Susan Liliegren Glenn Krupp Kathleen Kucher Steven Lindahl 10 Gerc Id Kucher Harold Lefler Malcolm MacFarlane The Super Goon Squad: the Seniors! Richard Meinke Michael Migneault Kenneth Millis Audrey Molifor Judith Morgan 11 Merrill Nelson Seniors use study hall time to obtain research material for term papers in the new library. Curtis Nesbitf Daryl Norring Linda Porkos David Pauluk 12 1 1 5 1 t r Lynne Persinger David Peterson Poul Peterson Dione Rasmussen Pornthip Rattunapol Jerald Rens DAR award winner, Jill Schwartz talks about good citizenship. M p: 5 The DAR tDaughters of the American Revolutiont was organized to promote better citizenship in the United States. Jill Schwartz was Eden Prairie's win- ner for 1968. The senior class picks three candid- ates, of which the faculty chooses the winner. She is chosen on leadership. patriotism, service, dependability, and her opinions toward our country and what she feels are necessary characteristics for a good citizen. Janina Reuss Teresa Reyna Corrine Rogers In her extra time, Stacie Brace studies coHege information from . , the counselor. Glenn Sable Michael Schaltberger Randy Schulmon Thomas Schufrop Jill Schwartz 14 Mark Seavall Robert Sharpe Down Sherman Judith Shidla Harold Skielbostod Terrance Spande Two physics students prove that water is buoyant in the phy- si 5 la. So ndro Strom Shelby Thoyer . Gretchen Swanson Linda Tice Paulette Tollefson Gregory TOWne 16 6:331:11? P g Emzmw Missoeu gwywam Steven Turner Seniors Mike Wikman and Sue Emerson prepare concession stand. Jill Westlund Kenneth Wigley Michael Wikmon No'r pictured: Robert Garfner Joseph Hunt Kevin Moran Dgle Schmidt Roger Sfuedemon Larry Wittenberg Lorry Wilson L Kirtlond Woodhouse I7 a Almond D Anderson Balfonz a Beckman Benhardus KPWFMO 0 Bennett Bergman . Bishop Boyd a Branstener BUShbGUm o Corlon 45774390 A., Christianson Dc Christensen De Clark Mo Cobb D. Connolly C. Coon J. Corniea Fa Cruse D. Dressen L. Dybing D. Enblom J. Engler ' Ki I i S. Evert K. Fasen J. Fennelly L. Ferch C. Filipi G. Gibson La Graupman J9 Hall J9 Hansen Dc Hanson Sq Harder J. Harrison B. Harvey G. Harvey A. Hawkes Mg Hemken M. Hobbs G. Hunt 20 D. Husby Jn Ingram L. Jensen D; Johnson G. Johnson L. Johnson L. Johnson 5. Johnson P. Jutras D4 Kasid B; Kinne B, Kodef Junior class officers: J. Lowe, Treasurer; S. Lorence, Vice Pre- sident; J. Ungerman, Secretary,- Prom Col in MacKenzie, President. C. Krupp B. Lapic R. Lefler T, Liligren 5. Lorence J. Lowe D. MacKenstodt C. MacKenzie D. Maenke J. Marino .4 S. Marsh 3 '3 S. Marshall J. Martin D. McCartney C. McMahon 4.1K K. Melberg R. Meyers D. Miller F. Miller C. Minard D. Minnis J. Molitor M. Naas 21 a Parkos . Peterson . Peterson , Price . Reddick Schmfdel Schmidt Schmifz Schroers Seiferf rwgzr-z . Sharpe Stumo Sullivan Swanson Taylor . Tebben . Thorp 110???? ., Rittenhouse a Nicholson 9 Nygaard ., Nygcord 5 Olson a Osferholf wrnO'-UL e Ostman M. Rodriguez Ko Roeser M. Safhre Jo Rohe J, Schaitberger S. Schendel M. Shuldhiess C. $n.nmef J. Skronka D; Smith P. Spande J. Steinmetz K. ToHefson M, Tracy K. Trouth J. Ungerman J. Ungerman M. Walker Junior Cheerleaders G. Briggs T. Dahlstrom D. Erickson W. Fahlsfrom T. Kise type up basketball schedule. Tom Westerhaus prepares for Chemistry exper- menf. Class of 1969 . Wederafh . Wendt . West 4 1101 . Westerhaus J. Westermann J. White J. Woolley D. Wyatt D. Zimmermann NOT PICTURED G. Klein R. Klein K. Manke s. Norby S. Zipf 23 Ackerman Adzick Agrimson Arfh Belden Blanchard 9????F . Bofenkcmp . Branstetfer . Brekke . Bundy . Butler . Carlson M. Carlson P. Carpenter Ra Chaffee Jo Clark T.. Clark l., Coleman J. Compton B. Connolly P. Edlen J. Engler J. Fennelly R. Fifield G. Friehe M. Furuli J. Gacke N. Gisborne K. Griffiths S. Haeg Hanson Hargens Hays Hepolo Hoffman Holasek r'WH-Zt- M. Holte P. Husby J. Jacobse M. Johnson S. Johnson V. Jonnson K. Kcrasek P v Kerber S. Kinne K. Korsmo M; Kucher R. Lapic Sophomore class officers: D. Agrlmson, Sec- N. LaPlante retory; T. Holasek, Treasurer; L. Hayes, Vice President; B. Wilson, President, not pictured. N; Larson J.. Lefler by Senior High Activities . Lindahl a Lorenz g Manner l Marino u Meinke . Merschon W. Meyers R. Migneault Ru Mikelson P. Miklebost S. Mikkelson L. Minnis T. Molitor M. Moron D. Nesbift S. Nesbitt S. Norblom T. Norring C. Olson S. Parkos M. Peterson 5. Pleticho S. Pufahl D . Raths 25 f, Revier ., Rodriguez Rogers . Ross Sable Salyards J, Sander C. Sontrizos J. Schleitwiler S. Schnabel B. Schwartz M. Shenk . Sherman - . Smith . Smith ., Starr . Tice . Tofushek KUZZX'U D. Towne T. TracY T. Twiss D. Vest K. Webster C. Wederath J. Wedlund B. Wilson L. Winsby R. Wise T. Wood T. Woolf NOT PICTURED JrZTeclfodnguez finishes painting his or? V. Ackerman J. Kreighboum J. Dewy C. Larson J. Ericksen V. Norman T. Ericksen P. Schmidt E- Haqq J. Semrad V. Knutson S. Zimmermann 26 Freshmen class officers: P. Johnson, Secretary; J. Turnball, President; W. Holte, Treasurer; J. Anderson, Vice President. Junior High Class Officers Eighth grade class officers: L- sorensonl President; Seventh grade class officers: K. Miller, Secretary; J. Ferrel, J- Swanson, Vice President; 5- B'Oce, Secretary; Treasurer; G. Adzick, President; D. Rittenhouse, Vice Presid- Mr. Gran, Advisor; K. Schaitberger, Treasurer. ent. 27 c . :3 . : :1 2'29 9 : 1i: . 431:: ' 'k , . s x 393:: row 1: P. Connlloy, D. Christianson, C. Anonsen, K. Erickson, J. Christenson, D. Fullerton. row 2: M. Engman, M. Bear, J. Daly, S. Bachman, P. BishOp, P. Brose, J. Berg. row 3: W. Dressen, A. Blickhan, J. Anderson, D. Dressen, I. Coleman, L. Dale, J. Arlt, C. Chevalier. row R: K. Doughty, R. Allar, T. Eggan, B. Clark, P. Enblon, L. Compton, C. Branson. row 5: S. Beversdorf, S. Branstetter, M. Brown, A. Christenson, D. BishOp, J. Berens, C. Cromwell, J. Baker. Ninth Grade Activities Become row 1: D. Graupman, D. Ivers, P. Hanson, M. Jutras, J. Johnson, R. Hanson. row 2: S. Gedig, L. Hone, B. Kerber, Y. Jacobse, C. Fielding, L. Johnson. row 3: A. Kaneps, L. Enyart, J. johnson, S. Finch, J. Friden, K. Hanke. P. Johnson, row 4: K. Glasscock, L. Hookom, P. Hobbs, P. Kent, D. Harrison, W. Holte, B. Griep, 28 row 1: D. Overman, L. Hansen, D. Norring, M. Olson, J. Fosnocht, L. Listberger, D. Opdal, B. Meyers, B. Nygaard. row 2: M. jacques, V. Larson, J. Neunfeldt, A. Larson, J. Norby, j. Knisely, D. Lane, T. Neumann, C. MCDougall, V. Naas. row 3: W. Krull, T. Nygaard, J. Kinney, M. Legrand, P. Jacques, B. Niedenfeuhr, T. Harvey, R. Larson, R. Perkins. row 4: M. Miller, T. Melberg, K. Lindahl, J. Miklebost, N. Lowe, K. Manke, M. Patterson, N. McCarthy, R. Lund, B. Ostendorf, Moro Numerous and Meaningful ix . . XX row 1: J. Zipf, S. Weikle, M. Tenney, S. Schroers, K. Staples, P. Wittenberg, S. Zimmerman, D. Wright. row 2: D. D. Woodhouse, D. Sequin, L. Schmitz, C. Roeser, N. Rittenhouse, R. Robinson, C. Rodriguez, K. Peterson. row 3: S. Rens, S. Schulman, T. Semrad, G. Wise, T. Wittenberg, M. Smith, A. Ybarra, T. Tollefson. row 4: j. Quaal, K. Schmit, T. Warner, D. Totushek, T. Twiss, M. Thorp. J. Turnbull, R. Zimmerman, D. Trouth. 29 row 1: T. Connolly, J. Bushbaum, J. Christensen, T. Arlt, C. Coleman, D. Crow, D. Dorr, J. Bushbaum. row 2: W. Allar, C. Carlson, S. Anderson, j. Bachman, G. Carpenter, M. Casey, B. Berens, P. Brakhage. row 3: J. Easton, P. Cutshall, B. Dumke, K. Benhardus, K. Ault, M. Boller, C. Bach, L. Dybing. row 4: C. Cromwell, R. Carey, C. Bundy, D. Doolittle, D. Agrimson, S. Brace, C. Blacklock, E. Christiansen. Eighth Grade rowEIc:i R. Johnston, S. Kal.lunki, G. Hanson, G. Gilbert, R. Hoffman, T. Linge, N, Korsmo, c, Karger. row 2; D. Haqq, J. H1 lien, 1:7. Hanson, L. Kmne, T. Holasek, T. Fennelly, S. Evenski, J. Kinny. row 3: K. Jensen, L. Engh, p, Eide, j. o e, . Jacobse, A. Jensen, K. Eggan, T. Hunt. row 4: D. Krohn, D. Hookom K Eickholt P Ga tn C Green M. johnson, M. Flavin, j. Fifield. ' ' ' ' T er' ' ' 30 row 1: j. Mackenstadt, S. Pletcher, J. Martiner, K. McMahon, G. Pratt, M. Nelson, M. Rodriguez. row 2: D. Molitor, P. Menge, D. Lowe, M. Martinson, L. Peterson, A. Molitor, J. Moran, D. Picha. row 3: S. Miessen, D. Lowe, W. Meyers. C. Marlow, D. Picha, R. Norman, T. Revier. row 4: N. Ondrachek, P. Rademacher, J. Mack, C. Peterson, M. Nesbitt, W. Morin, G. Mikkelson, J. Rannow. Promotes School Spirit row 1: D. Schwartz, P. Sailor, J. Ross, M. Smykalski, V. Schnabel, D. Swanson, N. Schmidt, R. Wedlund. row 2: M. Zimmerman, L. Wright, A. Sathre, C. Towne, D. Rusch, K. Woolever, A. Ybarra, S. Swanson. row 3: D. Smetena, A. Suchy, M. Terhaar, R. Taylor, D. Strand, J. Westermann. M. Simmet. row 4: N. Vest, R. Westlund, J. Schmidt, B. Swaon, K. Schaitberger, L. Sorenson, J. Swanson, 31 X row 1: D. Bundy, B. Brekke, R. Alkine, G. Dressen, K. Connolly, P. Feigiem, C. Bishop. row 3: R. Anonsen, P. Anderson, K. Dvorak, P. Clement, j. Bach, D. Bright, C. Fielding, M. Carter. row 2: S. Branson. L. Elliott, M. Chevalier, L. Barta, R. Bright, D. Evenski, D. Bemtsen, J. Chevalier, row 4: S. Dahl, V. Berg, H. Blickhan, J. Anderson, R. Bird, L. Compton, L. Davis. row 5: J. Brown, J. Ferrell, G. Carey, M. Cruse, C. Anderson, K. Fennelly, G. Adzick, C. Cruse. row 1: C. Krull, A. Green, S. Kent, D. Ivers, G. Jaszvzak, D. Foley, J. Kopp, row 2: T. Hunt, K. Lindahl, R. Jacobson, R. Johnson, G. Kaye, J. Jacobse, K. Larson, J. Listberger. row 3: D. Johnson, R. Fifield, P. Hepola, S. Husby, K. K. Hoffman. C. Larson, D. Hulbert. row 4: R. Holmquist, G. Gartner, E. Hays, G. Hauser, K. Henslin, B. Hemken, G. Harless, A. Johnson. row 5: H. Holte, T. Knisely, R. Kopesky, K. Kopesky, D. Horn, R. Krohn, S. Knotson, D. Fosnocht. 32 , ', T- ,4 row 1: W. Ross, W. Nelson, J. Parks, P. Moran, J. Nelson, M. Morin, G. Pratt, J. Norby. row 2: R. Nelson, D. Enblom, V. Ru'sch, C. Patterson, L. Middleton, J. Pobuda, j. Morgan, K. Marsh. row 3: K. Miller, R. Reinertsen, S, Lundin, C. Munsey, j. Nygaard, C. Parkos, J. Mikelson. row 4: K. Brosdahl, R. Robinson, D. Noel, B. Nesbitt, P. Legrand, R. Osterholt, J. Pafko. row 5: D. Rittenhouse, G. Glasscock, B. Nesbitt, L. Robe, K. Moore, D. Redpath, B. Peterson, C. Arth, J. Pennie. Seventh Grade 5 row 1: W. Tracy, D. Wyatt, S. Theis, M. Wedlund, D. Sathre, L. Waldack, T. Ybarra. row 2: C. Smith, N. Tollefson, J. Wederath, S. Winsby, J. Smetana, M. Sutton, D. Schmitz, P. Steinmetz. row 3: K. Taylor, R. Starr, L. Sonnenbeorgt R. Theis, S. Wittsack, L. Schendel, J. Theis. row 4: D. Young, J. Sequin, D. Susemihl, P. Weikle, F. Stille, L. Wlllxs C. Strand. row 5: C. Schmidt, K. Swanson, S. Tumbull, D. Wendt, R. Thorp, T. Warner, M. Skjelbostad, P. Swanson. 33 The School Board members are from left to right- Paul Eanom Robert Gortner Harr P' h ' ' I I I P k Menge, Dr. John Wright, Vier Wood. y IC 0 afrlc casey, POUI , Administrative Department The Board of Education, Superintendent, Principal, and teachers ioin together at Eden Prairie in the many processes of Education, including teachingk administration, the development of new forms of education, the planning of new schools, and many other related functions. One of the School Boards main proiects in c continually growing school system is the construction of new buildings and sites. A new elementary school is planned for com- pletion by September, 1969. It will be located in the Kings Forest area. Preliminary studies are being held in the 1967-68 school year to acquire land for a new senior high school and Paul Schee, Principal Curtis Connoughty, As- sistant Principal two el ementary schools. Vier W. Wood, Super- Mr. COnnaughty keeps busy as assistant intendent Principal 36 The Eden Prairie faculty works with the students in the development of knowledge, ideas and attitudes, and strives to improve both the conditions and the teaching involved in this development. Each year the Eden Prairie Faculty Organ- ization provides a $500 scholarship for a senior going into education. This year the money was raised through a Donkey Basket- ball Game held in February. Other activities ofthe Eden Prairie Faculty Organization include 0 Get Acquainted PicnicH held in the fall and a HForwell Picnic in the spring. They have also formed a volleyball league with competition between the three Eden Prairie schools. Language and Art C019, M- Erickson, L. Gunter, S. Larsen, F. Nygaard, B. Tillman, S. w Mr. Paula! takes advantage of the new library MacMillan, M. Paulat, H. 37 Mathematics Department Engstrom, C. Holte, W. Michalicek, R. Wickett, W. Mr. Engstrom prepares for class Mr. Bratland, Mr. Ryski, and Mr. Gustafson re- lax after school Bratland. 1,. Gran, R. Ostlund, R. Strohkirch, R. 38 Vocational Training 8. Physical Education Anderson, L- Swenson, M. Clark, H. ZakrajseY, R. - H ' yr ' Hf: 'fvyx;ff - - tag .1 Jamffftf, fo v3 LeOpold, H. McIntyre, D. Miss Anderson instructs class Stewart, D. Hagen, F. Miss McIntyre spots students on the uneven parallels 39 .,,,,tw'ww NW' Mr. Lange holds special discussion. Social Department Anderson, D. Gustafson, D. Karnatz, R. Lange, A. Ryski, J. Wanek, M. Mr. Ryski brings Christmas Cheer in his Santa Claus costume 4O Miss Herbsf engaged in a woman's favorite pastime V .; Salinger, W. Mr. Trunk and Mr. Ofsfhun discuss school policies d Wilkes, L. 41 D. Schmidt, K. Totushek, J. Compton, K. Woodhouse, C. Tebben, S. Ostmon, M. Bishop, 5. Pleticha, T. Westernous- Vice Pres, L. Wilson - Pres, J. Schwartz, Sec., 5. Emerson - Tres., M. Wikman, D. Christiansen, P- Carlson, 5- Bruce C. Saldyards, J. Engler. The Senior High Student Council has been under- estimated as a school organization. This yeorts projects included a successful Homecoming, a re- vision of the dress code, a student phone, a Town Meeting to discuss a youth center in Eden Prairie, Sno-Doze activities, and a future goal of building a school in a foreign country in coniunction with the Peace Corps. Although participation of all students is not ex- tensive in the Council, communication between stu- dents and teachers, and between students has greatly improved, fulfilling partially the goals of the Student Council. Student Perplexed Wilson lea 5 Student Council. : 11 i9. : E i5: i i m: Governments Reach Goals The Junior High Student Council was headed very successfully this year by Nancy Lowe-Pre- sident, Mark Miller-Vice President, Terry Tollefson-Secretary, and Heidi Holte-Trea- surer. The activities of the Junior High Student Council this year included a United Fund Drive, the sponsoring of several Junior High dances, and participation in the Town Meeting for an Eden Prairie Youth Center, in which they organ- ized their own groups and showed much interest. The basic goals of the Junior High Student Council are better communication between stu- dent and administration and discipline among the students. It has been the duty of every Council member to take an active part in stopping poor conduct and it seems they have done an excel- lent iob. 45 Junior High Student Council N. Lowe, conducts meeting. N. McCartney, J. Arlt, D. Picha, J. Fifield, S. Branstetter, J. Jacobse, H. Holte, K. Connelly, T. Tollefson, J. Morgan, M. Miller, A. Johnson, N. Lowe. Presidents, B. McFarlane, P. Tollefson, S. Bruce, P. Toonr, C. Clark, J. Morgan, K. Tollefson, D. Miller, J. Nicholson, T. Westerhous, S. Liliegren, J. Lowe. The purpose of the National Honor Soc- . . iety is to promote scholarship and Ieoder-N I H S 'y ship and to acknowledge academic ochieve- at'ona onor oc'e ment. The N.H.S. chose as its proiect the tutoring of Junior High students before school and during study halls. They are also in charge of choosing the student of the . month. Recogn'zes The otticiers this year were: Bruce MocForIone, President; Paulette Tollefson, Vice-president; Stacie Brace, Secretary; and Pat Taylor, Treasurer. Outstanding Students J, Connolly, B. Lapic, A. Moliter, B. Husby Office and library Staffs J. Harrison, G. Peterson, B. Lorenz, A. Molifor, P. Carlson, not pictured- M. Wikman, M. Shuldhiess, D. Miller, L. Price. 47 Seeing snow for the first time can be quite on experience. Mike Wikman escorts our smiling Thai, Tippy, at the Sno-Doze Coronation. Tippy Finds American Life Excitingly Different Tippy enioys algebra, her favorite class. HWCIS the United States different than you thought it would be?H Yes, I thought it would be completely covered with big buildings, but it Tippy rides with her sister Pam, Homecom- isn't, replied Tippy. Pornthip Tippy Rattanpol ins Query in ihe homime Paradeg is our foreign student graduating with the class ' i of i68. Tippy came from Chieng Mai, Thailand where she left her brother, 3 sisters and parents. Her father works in an office for a mining com- pany and her mother, a housewife, Hdoes the same things mothers do in the U.S. She finds Eden Prairie,s school classes quite different and exhausting. In Thailand, the teachers get the ex- ercise by moving from class to class instead of the students. Yet, she enioys attending school here very much. The courses in American schools are about the some as those given in Thailand but the Thai students are required to take many more classes each year. Tippy's enjoying her American stay with the Gordon Carlson family and becoming the typical a American teenager with her sisters Pam, JOy and Candy as her examples. 48 S. Emerson-Pres., T. Rattenpol, D. Rasmussen-Sec., C. Rogers-Treas., K. Bushbaum-Vice-Pres. A.F.S. Club With Sue Emerson as president, the A.F.S. Club attempted to fulfill its purpose of promoting peace and understanding throughout the world through the exchangeot high school students. One of A.F.S.,s most important functions is choosing two A.F.S. candidates. This year, Jun- iors Betty Kinne and Mike White were chosen. Eden Prairie High School was very fortunate this year in having Pornthip Rattanapol as a stu- dent. HTippy, as she was called affectionately by her fellow students, is from Ching Mi, Thai- land. She stayediat the home of the Gordon Carlsonts. Prom Committees Work on Oriental Theme row l-G. Gibson, C. Tebben, K. Balfanz, J. Wooley, D. Clark, L. Jensen, 5. Lorence. row 2-A. Christianson, C. McMahon, M. Bishop, D. Enblom, B. Kinney, T. Westerhaus, K. Bushbaum, D. Miller, P. Swanson, J. Westerman, C. MacKenzie-Choirman. row 3-Mrs. Swenson-advisor, B. Kodet,J. Ungerman, S. Ostman, D. Christianson, P. Thorp, J. Lowe, L. Osterholt. ?;ggc; 'QM'V v.3. . row I-C. Conrad, P. Tollefson, S. Liliegren, J. Morgan. row 2-M. Furuli, J. Nicholson, S. Marshall, K. Tollefson, J. Gocke, J. Merino. row 3-K. Monke, D. Enblom, L. Hays, D. Towne, J. Meinke, A. Hawkes, B. Schwartz. row 4- F. Cruse, J. Lindahl, R. Wise, K. Sanfrizos. P. Sherman, T. Tracy. New Science Club Draws In teresfed Students Debaters Learn to Express Ideas Through S. Schulmon, D. Vest, B. Meyers, K. Tollefson, L. Peterson, J. Wedlund, N. Gisborne, J. Engler, T. Logic and Thoroughness C. Munsey, M. Nelson, I. Jacobse, L. Elliott, J. Mikelson, R. Wedlund, J. Jacobse. x Seoted-l. Jocobse, D. Picha, S. Anderson, M. Simmet. Standing-G. Gartner, B. Morin, C. Semrad S. Brace, P. Menge. Chess and Art: Seated-J. Nicholson, B. Norman, D. Fullerton, S. Marshall. Standing-'S. Bochman, M. Gustafson. Develop Student Hobbies With Mr. Dale Gustafson as odvisor, the Chess Club met every morning before school and every night except Friday after school. A large increase in membership demonstrates that the Chess Club is succeeding in its en- deovor to promote interest in chess and pro- vide keen competition for its members. The Chess Club is a member of the Twin City High School League and plays other schools in the league regularly. Highlighting the club's year was the Minnesota State School Tournament. This year the Art Club, advised by Mrs. Stewart, has been organized informally with no officers. The purpose of the club is to provide an opportunity for those who are interested in art, but have no time to take it in school as a regular course. There were no dues. Working with school supplies, this club provided the school with scenery and decorations when needed. One of the highlights this year in the Art Club was their making of pottery and experimenting with exotic glazes. P. Hepola, K. ToHefson, N. Gisborne, J. Wedlund, J. Kopp, P. Horon, Mrs. Stewart-Advisor, M. Wedlond. Girls in the Girls Recreation Association this year participated in various activities such as basketball, volleyball, track and field, and gymnastics. These activities allowed the members to compete with girls in other schools and experience competition. The annual GRA slumber party was a huge success as 135 girls crowded the gymnasium to participate in some of their favorite acti- vities. The GRA gives members an oppor- tunity to meet girls from all age groups and learn the basic tundomentalsot sportmonship. Wide Range of GRA A ctivities Draws Many Interested Girls Seated-J. Ungerman-Sr. PUinCHYI P- ThorP'SeC-I J. Shidla-Pres., T. Boyd-Tres., P. Tcylor-V. Pres. Stonding-S.Kinne- Special Events, 5. Rens-Jr. Publicity, W. Holte-Jr. V. Pres., E. Jacobse-Jr. Sports Manager, L. Hays-Sr. Sports Mano - ger. Girls battle it out in Broom Hockeyg Minafure golf is a new GRA GCTlVltyo Miss McIntyrezonays active; always fun. Our defenseless girls enioy the sport 9f iudo. Peggy Swanson, H, Cheryl McMahon, H Sue Ostman, H Varsity Basketball Peg, Diane, Carol, and Sue in action. Diane Christensen, 11 Carol Tebben, H Barb Kodet 11 Cheerleaders Football- Wrestling Jill Schwartz 12 Connie Knutson Cheerleaders boost wrestler's spirit Corry Rogers 12 Judy Morgan 12 and Knutson 12 Connie wwtq4cm: vQ1tc4. --: ctvd-or; , aggr, P. Johnson, N. McCartney, N. Lowe, T. Tollefson, C. Santrizos Basketball B Squad Cheerleaders Have Successful First Year : O L. Hone, D. Vest, J. Compton, R. Wise, T. Holasek wrGS'l'ng Mm Members Janice Meinke, Pam Sherman, Linda Hays, and Debbie Towne make spirit signs and post game times to help the cheerleaders. They spend free hours making signs to keep the students alert on athletic events for the week. Pep Art Peps Art New A pparatus Room ids Gymnast: D. Clark, C. Santrizos C-squad works to perfect basic skills 58 D. Clark, J. Westerman, C. Santrizos, P. Sherman The new apparatus room allows members to de- vote more time to develope their skills on the par- allel bars, balance beam, vaulting horse, and floor exercise. Miss McIntyre and the girls are thrilled with not having to set up equipment each morning. They had the opportunity to participate in meets on February 3, the Burnsville Invitational; on April 20, a state wide meet; and on AAU meet in the spring. Miss McIntyre, D. Dressen, T. Tollefson S. Rens, L. Hone, P. Wittenberg, P. Connolly, P. Johnson J. Westerman, D. Clark 59 row I-J. Kucher, C. MocKenzie, P. Thorp, J. Reuss. row 2-T. Holte, K. Melberg, G. Gisbon, S. Emerson. row 3- M. Rodriguez, K. Korsmo, M. Bishop, K. Kucher, J. Connell, C. Rogets. row 4-B. Husby, E. Rittenhouse, P. Carlson, J. Moliter, S. Seifert, L. Sharpe. Standing- Miss Herbst-Advisor, L. Peterson, P. Tollefson, C. Concrad, J.Nygaord, B. Lopic, P. Mikleboast, M. Migneault, T. Liliegren, S. Liliegren, P. Collins, K. Tollefson, S. Brace. Eyrie Staff Provides School Newspaper Although lacking experience, the page editors, along with Editor-in-Chief Karen Tollefson, did a fine job in producing the school newspaper, The Eyrie . Though rarely spectacular, the Eyrie staff's job is very important to the school and its students. Peggy Collins works on page one layout. row I-P. Collins, T. Liliegren. rowh2-'$.' thce, 5. Liliigren, Mis Herbst, K. Tollefson Yearbook Staff Works to Meet Deadlines Staf!c works on undergraduates section. Co-Editors-ln-Chief, Judy Shidla and Judy Morgan, check final lay-oufs. Sizing pictures takes time and patience. 61 HaIf-fime entertainment is always weH-provided by the band. New Bond Room and Director P. Tollefson, D: Bishop, C. Anonsen, P: Johnson, A . Highlight Year K. Tofushek, D. erght, J. Westerman, Pa Calson, C. Chark, B. Husby, J, Friden, K. Schmif, J3 Neuenfeldf, L. Dale. Du Woodhouse, K. Hanke, J; Quaal, Sg Ziph, G. Olson. seated .. T. Tollefson J. Carlson R. Hanson, P. Brose, C. McMahon, M. Bishop, row I-C. Conrad, J. Steinmetz, S. Ostman. row 2-L. Hovey, D. Totushek, J. Rannow, L, Tice. Under the new direction of Mr. Roger Lauve, the varsity band was devoted mainIy to con- cert music. Mr. Lauve took overithe band this year when the former director, Mr. Emmett Stark went to CoIorodo State College to work toward his masters degree. Highlights of the band year have been the Pops Concert, two exchange concerts with St. PauI'Pork and Marshall, and the Fall, Christmas, and Spring concerts. M. White, M. MigneauIt, Mr. S. Emerson, P. Husby, S. LiIiegren. Lauve-Director, row I- R. Jacobse, J MikeIson, A. Nelson, D. Dorr, I. Norris, D Hulbert, R. Nelson, D. Eanom. row2- R. Anonsen, P. Legrand, M Sutton, B. Solyards, L. EIIiott, G Jaszczak, K. McMahon, M Nelson, D. Sathre row 3-D. Berntsen, L. Schendel, M Schee, G. Carpenter, D. Picha, J. Westerman, M. Flavin, C. Carlson, D. Lowe, K Brosdahl, M. Skielbostad, B Johnson. row4- L. Wright, G. BIachock, E. StiIIe, S. Missen, S. Turnbull, E. Hays, P. Horan, D. Fosnocht, P Cutshall, K. Peterson, J. FarreII. row 1 - M. Rodriguez, P. Rattanpol,$. Sfrom, B. Kinne, C. Tebben, E. Rittenhouse, row 2 - S. Lorence 8. Harvey, D. Rasmussen, K. Balfonz, J. Connolly. row 3 - G. Peterson, P. Tollefson, G. Sable, D. Husby, M. Bennett. Annual Spring Concert and Musical The Senior High Chorus, directed by Mr. Leighton Erickson, consisted of fhirty-six mem- bers in the 11th and 12th grades. Rehearsihng fourth hour, the chorus prepared for many events throughout the year. These events included a full an invitation to sing of the Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel, 0 Chris mas concert, a musical, and a Spring concer row 1 - S. Bruce, 5. Stumo, K. Tollefson, T. Reyna, P. Collins, Mr. Erickson. row 2 - S. Emerson, B. Kodet, C. Knufson, S. Schendal, K. Kucher. row 3 - L. Bransfeffer, B. Beckman, S. Zipf, M. White, J. Harrison, J. Corniea. Highlight Chorus Year .. 'rx, The 1967 Homecoming TesTiviTies began Wednesday, OcTober H, wiTh 0 unique bus rally Thursday nighT, Queen Pom Carlson and King Mike Jensen were presenTed by mosTers of ceremonies JiH SchworTz and Mike Wikmon To an exciTed audience in The oudiTorium Seniorb ccndidoTes were Audrey MoliTor, Janine Reuss, STOCie Brace, KirT Woodhouse, Dole SchmidT, and Larry Wilson; Junior oTTendonTs were Peggy Swanson and Joe Marino; and The Sophomore aTTendonfs were Bonnie Wilson and Bob Sable. A P9P rally and dance was held in The schools parking loT aTTer The coronoTionr. UndaunTed by Hunlucky Friday The 13ThU and encouraged wiTh cheers 0T HEagle Power , The Eagles whipped The ST AnThony Huskies in a Thrilling 13-2 vicToryu During halTTime The audience onched The marching band, Queen Pam, and her oTTendonTs por- ode around The fooTboH field; On SaTurdoy nighT The Homecoming dance was held 0T Prairie View ElemenTcry School; The Juniors decoroTed The coTeTerio in a Toll Themed Couples danced To The pulsaTing rhyThm of HThe AccenTsrH Our 1967 Homecoming King and Queen; seniors Mike Jensen and Pam Carlson. An unsus ecTin Queen . p 9 New King crowned by pasT Queen Linda TrouTh. J escorfed by senior class aTTendOnT Larry Wilson. EAGLE POWER Reigns Over . Cheerleaders lead cheers for a victory. Homecoming Team work pays off in a victory over St. Anthony. : .M wwwfgww T ' 7: T: 2:; w v -. .M ET J. CompTon, M.J. Bishop, G. Swanson, T. Rattonapol, M. Wikman, T. HolTe, D. Kasid, D, RaThs C. KnuTson, Queen Jill SchwarTz, King J. Kucher, G. Brakel, Sno-daze Led by Spirited Super Sno-bau HSuper Sno-dazeH was The slogan for This year's Sno-daze which began wiTh The coronoTion held Thursday, February 2. Queen Jill SchwarTz and King Jerry Kucher were crowned by losT year's queen, KoThy KodeT, To reign over The Three days, fes- TiviTies. The Senior-FoculTy game Friday oTTer- noon proved nearly ToTol for The ToculTy. Though The Teachers won, The seniors came very close To a vicTory. IT was hard To de- Termine where The mosT acTion was, on The courT or behind The bench where a few Teach- ers were ambushed by revenging senior boys. The boskeTboIl game Friday wiTh Golden Valley was losT, oTTer going inTo Two over- Times. Dale Schmidt scored 44 poinTs. The TalenT show offer The game had Dick Meinke and Peggy Swanson as mosTers oT ceremon- ies, and H gave The audience a Tine display of TolenT from The school. The Dilemnas provided The beoT for The dance held SaTurdoy nighT in The new cafe- Torium. A large crowd Turned ouT To bring an 1967 bno'daze queen Kathy KOde' escorTs crownbecrers Tim Coyne Sue Emerson and Dale SchmidT introduce The - ' ' ' - 1968 Sno-Daze RoyclTy. end to ThIS year S Sno-dOZe OCflVlfles' and Lois NordsIeTTen To The Throne. 68 Ambitious Senior Boys make a red! effort to over come the faculty, Queen Jill Schwartz cheers for the seniors faculty gameg at the senior Super Sno-ball gives dent bodyu pep talk to enthusiastic stu- Sue and Greg sing severoI folk songs. Karen and Paulette Tollefson entertain the Sno-Daze Talent show audience with UI Feel Prettya Sno-Daze dance highlighted by the Dilemnas. $ WWW. ywmnwww t z 70 l u c R. , THE SENIOR Ill 33 PRES8 NTS,. . Student director, Cory Rogers, exerts authority. A blue light shone on the stage and out of the mist rose HDracula . This play, based on the novel of the same name by Bram Stoker, was pre- Th C t . e as sented November 17 and 18 by the senior class. A vampire lives on the blood of the living by Dracula. ...................... Mike Wikman night. The soul of the victim is gradually stolen LUCY seWUrd ...................... Stacy Bruce and that person, becomes a Vampire. Harker ............................ Curt Nesbitt Such was the case of Lucy Seward ysmcy Van Helsing ....................... Larry Wilson . Bracei who was under the power of Dracula iMike Dr. Seward ........................ Greg Brakel . Maid ............................. Laurie Hovey W'kmani- Only by the alertness Of Professor Van Renfield ..................... Paulette Tollefson Helsing iLarry WilsoM who reCOgnized her my- Attendant ......................... Dick Meinke sterious symptoms was LUCy saved. Van Helsing, Dr. Seward iGreg BrakelLMr. Harker iCurt Nesbitti destroyed Dracula by driv- ing a stake through his heart as he lay by day in the earth in which he was buried. The eerie atmosphere provided by the many technical aspects kept the audience, literally, on the edge of their seats. It was an unusual and difficult play but it's success was mainly due to the interest and en- thusiasm of the students involved in it as shown by the pictures of rehersal on these pages. Despite attendant's restraint, Renfield attacks Van Helsing. Lighting Crew: J. Deughty, M. Nelson, T. Hanna, J. Kucher, T. Johnson 77. M. Tracy, S. Pleticha, B. Beckman, T. Westerhaus, C. Blacklock. Cross Country Tries to Keep Ahead Steve Pleticha practices indoors for a meet. In their second year, the Eagles' cross country team finished an exciting season rzi third place in the Valley Conference. This young team was coached by Mr. Gustofson. In a gruelling sport which tests both stamina and competitive spirit, the Eagles showed promise as they con- tinued to work on the improvement of their team. Also, with added experience the cross country team should up their standings next year. 74 eWaa h at ahaF .e x Qt t The main objective of the Eden Prairie Letterman's Club is to promote and support Eden. Prairie's athletic events. This year the club had many respons- ibilites, one of which was as- suring adequate funds to pay for meals of Eden Proirie's athletes while they were at- tending contests which require full day participation. Home athletic events find the Letter- men giving assistance to visit- ing athletes. The club also helped to control crowds at sports events. 'V Senior Letterman get together in new locker room. le ttermens Club row I-S. Johnson, D. Crow, M. Migneouilt, H. Skielbostad, J; Doughty, J. Kucher, B. Eicholt, T. Holte, L. Wilson, Mr. Engstrom. row 2-T. Westerhaus, G. Towne, B. MacFarlane, T. Liliegren, C. McKenzie, G. Carlson, M. Schaitberger, D. Bergman. row 3-L. Conpton, T. Hanna, J. Fennelly, D. Meinke, M. Jensen, K. Wigley, F. Carpenter, D. Schmidt, 5. Lindahl. row 4-M. Miller, D. Millers, M. Walker, J. Engler, B. Dressen, F. Cruse, J. Merino, D. Connolly, K. Woodhouse. 75 row i-B. Dressen, M. Migneault, T. Holte, K. Woodhouse, H. Skelbostad, J. Kucher, M. Jensen, J. Rens, J. Doughty, B. Eickholt. row 2-P. Jutras, T. Liligren, D. Miller, F. Cruse, G. Towne, C. MacKenzie, M. Schaitberger, J. Kotzmark, M. Hobbs. row 3-Bg Fifield, Du Roths, J. Fennelly, M. Walker, J. Ungermon, D. Smith, J. Fenneliy. row 4-J. Riski, L. Bratland-Assistont Coaches, D. Norring, B, Bronstetter, G. Friehe, B; Sable, B. Rogers, M. Holte, Dc Schmidt, Head CoacheC. Connaughty. Eagles Battle Way to High Conference Finish Bruce Dressen breaks for the open field. The Eden Prairie gridders placed second in Valley Conference competition with a record of 6-1-1. Exper-i- ence was the key to the Eagles' success.With twenty- four returning lettermen, Coach Curt Connaughty could moid a winning squad. Midway in the season the Eagles bottled their way to the top of the conference standings by defeating the Orono Spartans. The Eagles maintained their con- ference lead until the season's last game when they lost to the Golden Valley Vikings. Several players were selected for individual honors. AH conference selections from Eden Prairie were Dole Schmidt, Mike Jensen, and Mike Walker. Eden Prairie's Most Valuable Player award was given to Mike Jensen. 76 All Conference selections; M. Walker, M. Jensen, D. Schmidt . tough defender. EDEN PRAIRIE 7 7 EDEN PRAIRIE 9 O EDEN PRAIRIE 26 6 EDEN PRAIRIE I3 7 EDEN PRAIRIE 13 2 EDEN PRAIRIE 25 7 EDEN PRAIRIE 33 O EDEN PRAIRIE O 20 Co-Capfain Mike Jensen is tackled after Substantial ground gain. Strong Eagle defense almost blocks pass 77 Reciever Dale Schmidt overcomes a Shckopee U-High Woterfown Orono St. Anthony - Waconia Choska Golden Valley row t-Mr. Holte-Coach, T. Wood, Co-Captains D. Schmidt and K. Woodhouse, D. Mienke, M. Jensen. row 2-M. Schottberger-Monager, R. Fifield, T. Holte, J. Katzmork, M. Hobbs, T. Liliegren, B. Dressen, D. Bergmcn-Manager Maze of hands and arms shows determination Basketball Team Gives Excitement toFans Coached by Mr. Holte, the Eagle BosketboH team finished an excit- ing season with a very respectable win-Ioss mark. With three games de- cided by two points or less, the Eagle fans had 0 season they wiH long remember. The two co-coptains, Dole Schmidt and Kirt Woodh0use, provided much of the scoring punch the Eagles needed for their winning season. Wood shots over defender. $30 wwgy'ua Schmidt puts sef shot in. Woodhouse fakes uncontested shot from base line. '9' Jensen attempts shot EDEN PRAIRIE 73 67 Shakopee EDEN PRAIRIE 61 59 Watertown EDEN PRAIRIE 52 . 51 Orono EDEN PRAIRIE 60 55 Golden Valley EDEN PRAIRIE 55 47 Woconia EDEN PRAIRIE 50 67 ' Sf. Anthony EDEN PRAIRIE 80 73 U-High EDEN PRAIRIE 54 65 Chaskc: EDEN PRAIRIE 67 72 Shakopee EDEN PRAIRIE 7O 68 WOTGI'TOWn EDEN PRAIRIE 49 51 Orono EDEN PRAIRIE 72 78 Golden Valley EDEN PRAIRIE 56 65 Waconia EDEN PRAIRIE 76 71 U-High EDEN PRAIRIE 48 71 St. Anthony EDEN PRAIRIE 58 61 Chasko Eagles fight for deflected boH. Meinke takes shot from corner. Nervous Eagle Wrestlers watch match from sidelines. Curt Bundy gets a reversal for two points. EDEN PRAIRIE 33 Chaska EDEN PRAIRIE 34 Waconia EDEN PRAIRIE 33 Sf. Anthony EDEN PRAIRIE 26 LokeviHe EDEN PRAIRIE 25 Orono EDEN PRAIRIE 30 Jordon EDEN PRAIRIE 39 WaferTOWn EDEN PRAIRIE 15 U High EDEN PRAIRIE 23 Shakopee EDEN PRAIRIE 24 Golden Valley Coaches give words of encouragement. Co-coptains Bruce MacFarlone and Mike Migneault practice in new wrestling room. Mike Walker breaks down opponent. Off to a slow start, the wrestling team showed much improvement by winning their lost two duel meets of the season. The Eagles were paced by two consistently tough wrestlers, co-captains Bruce MacFarlone and Mike Migneoult. Although having many individual Senior standouts, this team, coached by Mr. Leopold and Mr. Kleven, has many strong undergraduate wrestlers and expects to improve in the future. Mike Migneault gets another victory: Wrestlers Gain Strength and Experience front-co-captain M. Migneault, B. MacFarlane. row l-T. Connolly, C. Bundy, J. Marine, D. Connolly, J. Hunt. row 2-Mr. H. Leopold, L. Compton, G. Hunt,,C. MacKenzie, M. Walker, Mr. L- Kleven- K w m , . : a g a 4 row 1-K. Glascock, D. Hookom, L. Compton, Coach, J. Carey, T. Eggon, M. Rogers, R. Allor, M. Miller, B. Clark, J. Baker. Ninth Grade Football Junior High Football R. Larson, J. Turnbull, B. Niedenfuhr, J. Fosnochf. row 2-Mr.HOgeFI, L. Hookom, P. Shidlo, B. Osfendorf. row 3-S. Turnbull, D. Troufh, S. Bruce, row l-R. Tracy, K. FenneHy, J. Bach, L. Berta, B. Johnson, Y. Jacobse, J. Moran, T. Yborar. row 2-6. Gortner R. Kopesky, R. Thorp, J. Christianson, D. Schwartz, G. Glasscock, R. Fifield, E. Hays, S. Turnbull. row 3-Mr. Gran-Cooch, J. Brown, J. Swanson, K. Connolly, S. Swanson, D. Hone, D. Enblom, K. Miller. I 82 row 1-D. Raths, D. Tice, W. Schwartz, 5. Pleticha, J. Lindahl, T. Tracy. row 2-Mr. Ryski-Coach, R. Hoffman, J Fennelly, G. Friehe, M. Revier , S. Mikkelson, M. Hol're. B Squad Basketball B Squad Wrestling row l-R. Johnson, K. Peterson, T. Molifer, M. Jacques, P. Carpenter. row 2-J. Christensen, 5. Bachmon, J. Hepola T. Hunt, R. Garfner, M. Tracy. Randy Kopesky strains to do a chin pull. Weigh tliftors Dirk Miller demonstrates a bench press. The Weightlifting Club, through proper exer- cises and training, endeavors to build muscles, and improve coordination and agility. The club of twelve members, advised by Mr. Strohkirch worked out about four times 0 week throughout the year. To eliminate boredom, the Club varied its activities so that in addition to weightlifting, the members participated in colisthentics, running, and other sports activities such as handball, basketball, the trampoline, and wrest- ling. These other activities improve coordina- tion and agility as well as serving as a good warm up before the actual weightlifting begins. Increase Ability In Various Sports D. Hone, R. Kopesky, M. Nass, D. Miller, Mr. Strohkirch-Advisor. . .2 I Team mates for the HShirts : Ken Mills, and Steve Lindahl. Started three years ago, the Boys Recreation Association is Eden Prairie,s intramural basket- ball program. The development of sportsman- ship and of physical health has been the ob- jective of this club. Because of scheduling problems, the B.R.A. plays only on the days the Varsity squad has a game. Refereed by Mr. Wickett and Mr. Lange, the two teams com- prised of approximately twenty-five members enioy enthusiastic and spirited competition, which provides fun for all. B.R.A. members were F. Carpenter, F. Cruse, J. Fennelly, C. Krupp, D. Krupp, S. Lindahl, R. Miller, K. Millis, M. Shaitberger, R. Sharpe, D. Smith, J. Ungerman, and L. Wilson. X Dave Krupp shoots over defender Forest Carpenter. Intramural Sport ha: Act I've Season Mike Schaitberger tries for two. ' 7 k V 7U 3 7 l, k T y :f': 7 g :2 y' T. . T;;K TX A ,- KN ;' $ t ; T K xxx 0 v pk TJZD I T , T K3 bx , - x T L TN' X3 'beT V TXN 1: Kw l x y' X MATE x x M, Q T x J ; V a T A 13 T; h x x A x r ' mew a x. u. T 5 J J J x 2x A g T 5 w T ' T TXV j K T i? 1:5 J Tu Y T NT NJ x rx V 3 T. V 4 Ta; '14 ,Q T T N k .. J J k- , ulx 1 Q w' saw T , J T A . T A K VJ ,X W5. x R , 0K; Tx T T T N a Tu, , '.J N T; T . ; i X x wk X T 'x' ' a v , ' . a 'w. F. T J x v TJ ,l , I T4 xx T k . 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T T VJ TxT QT I Q .. xv V 4 j T K T in xv Ix ' ' x 1 Tx V . x K TC: ' U .4 T m uni xJ ' V T 5.2 T . V N , Cg , V T Tu Tx r x M TTI b I IF; A V ,T x k x C Q J nu v A J . , T ' A X xT TN r . . x T xVT.x . I , x . T d T. C Q T T T , T y l , x .T fl TV ir W. T5 K g' N x x N .LX T T X . mgr , Nxxil, x x . T , , 'N AVE; R v T .A CVI KAIK: Co- Edit6rs-in-'Chief............... . .. Judy Morgan Judy Shidla 974 V T 7 1 T7; 4' Ti I T . . . . u . u . u . u. o o . . o . . . o . . . o . . o o . o . o a o CopyEdifors................... .DavePeterson '3 Jill Wesflund Senior Editor . . . . . Corry Rogers Undergraduates Editor . , . , , , , ,. . , . , . , . Jackie Connolly --.o.a--oooucno-snon-auoc-uo-o-o-oo-cno- Activi'ries EditorJudyHays Faculty Editor . Pot Taylor uacunoooo-o-uo-acsonus.u-aoo-ooo.oo-coo.nosoo....o.-uoo-ooo Sports Editor , ,. , , ,Mike Schaitberger Ads Editor . . . .. HeodHnes q-o-a-o-o-ooa-...o-ooo-----n.oc.oo-aooo Sherl Lorence JockieHarrison Yearbook AdViSOF . . , Mr. William Salinger .no-ooocoo.oo..---uao..o.o--oo o u u n a a a o n n o a a o o o n u a o n a Staff Members Jill Schwartz Laurie Hovey Cindy Clark Larry Wilson Greg Towne Karen Troufh Janie Hall Betty Kinney Aurele Hawkes Diane Dressen Gloria Peterson Eileen Riffenhouse k T 149x w L TT'I 86 Senior Adiviffu ARP, ROBERT Wresfling 10. BELDEN, WENDY G.R.A. 10,11; German club 11; Prom 81 Banquet 11. BERENS, GERALD Track 10. BRACE, STACIE Class Play 11, 12;S'rudent Coun- cil 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Homecoming Attendant 12. BRAKEL, GREGORY Student Council 10; Class Of- ficier 10-Pres.; German clUb; Prom 8x Banquef-Chairmon;Class Play 11, 12; Sno-doze Attend- ant 12. BROOKS, SHELLEY G.R.A. 10. CARLSON, GREGORY Band 10, 11; Basketball 10; Baseball10,11. CARLSON, PAMELA G.R.A. 10; Homecoming Attend- and 10, 12-queen; Class Offi- cier 10-Treas. 11, 12-Pres.; Student Council 11, 12; Eagle 11, 12; Prom 81 Banquet 11; Eyrie12;CIass Play11;A.F.$. 12. CARLSON, RONALD Basketball 12. CARLSON, TERRANCE Bond 10, 11; Basketball 10; Letterman's club 11, 12; Track 10; Cross Country 11. CARPENTER, FOREST Basketball 10; Baseball 11. CLARK, CYNTHIA G.R.A. 10; Bond 10-12; Chorus 11; Class Play 11; Honor Soc- iety10-12; Eagle12;Musical 11. Intramural 12; COLLINS, MARGARET Eyrie 11, 12; Betty Crocker Aword12;G.R.A.10. CONNOLLY, JACQUELYN German club 11; G.R.A. 10, 11; Eogle11, 12. CONNOLLY, JUDITH German club 11; Eyrie12;G.R.A. 10-12. CONRAD, CYNTHIA Art club 10, 11; Band 10-12; G.R.A.10,11;Class Ploy 11,12. CROW,DAVID Letterman's club 10-12-Pres.; Football 10; Weightlifting 10; Baseball 10-12- DOUGHTY, JAMES Student Council 10; Letterman's club 10-12; Football 10-12; Weightlifting 10; German club 11; Intramural 12; Class Play 11, 12-crew. DRESSEN, BRUCE Football 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Baseball 10, 11; Class Ocher 11-V. Pres.; Letterman's club 10-12; Trock11. EASTON, JAMES EDLEN, JEFFREY Wrestling 11. EICKHOLT, WILLIAM Letterman's club 10-12; Football 10-12; Basketball 10, 11; Track 10. EMERSON, SUSAN Student Council 10, 12-Treos.; Chorus 10-12; G.R.A. 10-Sec. 11, 12; A.F.S. 10,11,12-Pres.; Prom 81 Banquet 11; Cheerlead- ing11;Class Play11;Musicol11 FINCH, EUGENE FRIEHE,GAIL G.R.A. 10; Eyrie 11; Prom 81 87 Bonquef11;Class P10y11. GARTNER, ROBERT Wrestling 10-12; Cross Country 11. GOLDFELD, COLLEEN Class Play11;G.R.A.11. HANNA, TERRANCE Football Manager 10-12; Wrestl- ing Manager 10-12; Class Ploy 12-crew. HANSON? CHRISTINE G.R.A. HAYS, JUDITH Prom 8: Banquet 11; G.R.A., 10, 11; Eagle 11, 12; Class Officer 12-Treas.; Band 10. HOLTE, TIMOTHY Football 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Baseball 10; Letterman's club 10-12; Class Play 11; Sno-doze Attendant 12; Eyrie 12. HOVEY, LAURA Class Play11,12;Eagle11,12; Prom 81 Banquet 11; Band 10-12 G.R.A. 10. HUNT, JOSEPH Wrestling11,12. HUSBY, BARBRA Office Staff11, 12; Chorus 10-12; Band 11, 12; Musical 11; Eyrie Sfoff11. JENSEN, MICHAEL Letterman's club 10-12; Football 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Track 11; Baseball 10; Class Play 12- crew; Homecoming Attendant 11, 12-king. JOHNSON, DARCY JOHNSON, THOMAS Class Play11, 12-crew. KATZMARK, JAMES Football 12; Basketball 12; Class Play12-crew. KERBER. DOUGLAS KNUTSON, CONNIE Cheerleading 10-12; G.R.A. 'IO, 11; Bond 10-12, Eagle 11; Chor- us 12. KORSMO, MARK KRUPP, GLENN Intramural 11 , 12 KUCHER, JERALD Football 10-12; Letterman's club 10-12; Class Play 11, 12- crew; Eyrie 12. KUCHER, KATHLEEN Eyrie Staff 12; G.R.A. 10, 11; Chorus 12; A.F.S. 12. LEFLER, HAROLD German club 11; Class Play 12- crew. LILJEGREN, SUSAN Debate 11; A.F.S. 11, 12; Eyrie 11,12;Class Play11,12. LINDAHL, STEVEN Basketball 10, 11; Football 10-12 Baseball 10-12. MACFARLANE, BRUCE WresHing 10-12; Letterman's, club11,12;Honor Sociefy10-12; Track 10. MCMULLEN, LYNNETTE G.R.A. 10-12; Prom 0 Banquet 11; German club 11; Class Play 11, 12. MEINKE, RICHARD Basketball 10-12; Baseball 10, 11 Class Play 11, 12; Letterman's c1ub 11, 12. MIGNEAULT, MICHAEL Class Play 11; Musical 11;Band 10-12; Football 11, 12;Wresf1ing 10-12; German club 11; Baseball 11, 12; Track 10; Chorus 10; A.F.S. 12. MILLIS, KENNETH Intramural 12. MOLITER, AUDREY Office Staff 12; Class Officier 12-Sec.; Homecoming Attendant 12. 88 MORAN , KEVIN MORGAN, JUDITH Cheerleading 11, 12; Eagle 11, 12-Co-Editor; G.R.A. 10-12; Class Play 11; A.F.$. 10, 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Science club 12; Class Officier 11-Sec. NELSON, MERRILL Class Ploy 11-crew NESBITT, CURTIS Mus'rcal 11; Chorus 10-12;Class Play11, 12. NORRING, DARYL Football 12, Intramural 12. PARKOS, LINDA G.R.A. 10, 11; Chorus 10; Eyrie 12. PAULUK, DAVID Wrestling 10-12 PERSINGER, LYNN PETERSON, DAVID Eagle 12. PETERSON, PAUL Track 10, 11; Class Play 11. RASMUSSEN, DIANE G.R.A. 10, 11; A.F.S. 12-Sec.; Chorus 12. RATTANPOL, PORNTHIP Foreign Student 12, A.F.S. 12 G.R.A. 12. RENS, GERALD Letterman's club 11, 12; Foot- b01111, 12;Trac1c11. REUSS, JANINE Band 10, 11; Homecoming Af- tendont 11, 12.; Prom 81 Banquet 11; G.R.A. 10. REYNA, TERESA Chorus 12; G.R.A. 12. ROGERS, CORRINE Cheerleading 11, 12; Sno-daze Attendant 11; German club 11; Eagle 11, 12; G.R.A. 10-12; A.F.S. 12-Treas.; Class Play 12-Studenf Director. I $ABLE,GLENN Wrestling 10, 11; Musical 11; Class Ploy11-12-crew. SCHAITBERGER, MICHAEL Football 10-12; Basketball Mana- ger 10-12; Letterman's club; Track 11; A.F.S. 11, 12; Class Play 11-12-crew; Eagle 12; Prom 81 Banquet 11; Intramural 12. SCHMiDT, DALE Track 10; Baseball 11, 12; Bus- ketball 10-12; Football 10-12; Class Officier 11-Treos.; Sfu- dent Council 12; A.F.S. 12; Let- terman's club 10-12; Sno-daze Attendant 11; Homecoming Af- tendant 12. SCHULMAN, RANDY Student Council 11-Sec.; De- bate 11, 12; Eyrie 12; Class Play 11; Honor Society 11, 12. SCHUTROP, THOMAS SCHWARTZ, JILL Cheerleading11, 12; G.R.A. 10, 11; A.F.S. 10-12; Student Coun- cil 10, 12-Sec.; Sno-doze Queen 12; Eagle 12; D.A.R.12.- SEAVALL, MARK Basketball 10; Intramural 11,12. SHARPE, ROBERT Intramural 11, 12. SHERMAN, DAWN G.R.A. 10-12; German club 11; Art club 10. SHIDLA, JUDITH G.R.A. 10, 11, 12-Pres.; Class Play 11; Eagle 11, 12-Co-Edi- for; German club 11. SKJELBOSTAD, HAROLD Football 10-12; Track 10, 11; Band 10-12; Letterman's club 10-12; Class Play 11-12-crew; Intramural 12. SPANDE, TERRANCE Basketball 10, 11. STROM, SANDRA Art club11;Chorus 12. 89 STUEDEMAN, ROGER SWANSON, GRETCHEN Band 10; Prom 82 Banquet 11; Class Play 11; Eyrie 11; Sno- daze Attendant 12. TAYLOR, PATRICIA Student Council 10; G.R.A. 10, 11, 12-V. Pres.; Class Play11; Eogle11, 12; Honor Sociefy11, 12; German Club. THAYER, SHELBY TICE LINDA Bond10-12;G.R.A. 10, 11; Stu- dent Council 10; Class Play 11. TOLLEFSON, PAULETTE Band 10-12; Chorus 11, 12; Class Play 11, 12; Honor Soc- iety 10, 11, 12-V. Pres.; Stu- dent Council 11; Eyrie 12; GR. A. 10; Musical 11; Science Club 12. TOWNE, GREGORY Football11,12;Eogl.e12;Class Play 11, 12; Letterman's Club 12. TURNER, STEVEN WESTLUND, JILL Class Play 11, 12; G.R.A. 10; Prom 81 Banquet 11. WIGLEY, KENNETH Letterman's Club 10-12; Foot- ball 10-12; Wrestling 10, 11. WIKMAN, MICHAEL Student Council 12; Prom 8: Bon- que'r 11-Chairman. WILSON, LARRY Student Council 11-V. Pres.; 12-Pres.; Footbarl11, 12; Class Play 11, 12; Track 11; Intro- murol11,12;Musicol11. WITTENBERG, LARRY Baseball Manager 10. WOODHOUSE, KIRTLAND Band 10; Student C0unci1 12; Basketball 10-12; Football 10- 12;Track10-12;Class Play11; Letterman's Club 10-12. 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