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

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u t uniNU u . . . Homecoming Julie Anderson displays her talented danc- ing to the song of Spinning Wheel. Diane Opdal offers Broad- way in her performance of Hello Dolly Highlight of the pepfest was a fac- ulty farce, called Comehoming, 1970. The teach- ers and administrators surprised and enter- tained the student body with this mock ceremony. The coronation was preceded by a performance of song and dance by var- ious students. Other entertainment included music by the concert band and mixed choir. The events of Homecoming were climaxed when the Eagles Drove the Buffalo off the Prairie. This victory -- 14 - 0 — made Homecoming, 1970, a memorable one. And the students said--- Sue: Say something about homecoming for the annual. Julie: What can I say? It was great! Bruce: Just say it was the best homecoming she ever had. Buzz: The biggest thrill for me was being on the team that took 1st in the Minnesota Valley Conference. 26 The mighty Eagles tear into another game, headed for victory and a happy homecoming.

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Formico, A.F. S. student Alexis Medrano Rojas, Mark Jacques, Peggy Johnson, Bruce Neiden- feuhr, Julie Anderson; Sophomore attendants Lynette Rohe and Steve Manlove, Crown-bearers Carrie Bachman and Bruce Otis. where Julie Anderson and Richard (Buzz) Ziegler were crowned as royalty. The mixed choir sang two songs in honor of the homecoming royalty. The band entertained Eagle fans during half time of the game. 25

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Marianne Nesbitt sings Don't Think Twice, It's Al- right , accompanied by Gil Darkenwald. Because of rainy weather, the pep fest was held in the cafetorium following the talent show. Michele Haugen performs a graceful dance to the music of Blue Velvet. Glenda McKinley sings Look What They Done To My Song, Ma. 27 The queen and her court anxiously wait for the game to begin.