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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

The year rofia1971 72 EAGLE Volume 29 Eden Prairie High School 8025 School Road Eden Prairie, Minnesota CONTENTS Introduction and Student Life . Seniors Activities ' Sports '. Academics , Undergraduates Indexes 3A dvertising s Atime of FRENZIED o with Moments in Stop Action ; I . . W .. I -- xx a ,. d, . yn.3x 5;-.w . x. wv n. which bring IONS. .. d emot mIXE K$.5.$: 13 AFS sends Linda to Germany. . . Traveling from New York to Frankfurt, Germany, I was with 110 German-bound AFSers and another 90 going to other countries in Europe. Arriving in Frankfurt, the American students went to a Youth Hostel, once an old castle in Russlesheim, a suburb of Frankfurt. We were there a week for orientation on customs and language. My second week was Spent getting acquainted with my German family; Inge, fifteen, and her mother, father, and grand- mother in Machtolsheim, a southern farming village of 1, 120 people. Machtolsheim is twenty miles from Ulm, the city with the highest church steeple in the world. In June, we attended school in the next village. During August, I toured old castles and churches. We took a week long trip into Austria and Switzerland, climbing five mountains, seeing cows and sheep and even find- ing Edelweiss, the famous flower of the Swiss Alp. The last week was spent in the north harbor city of Bremen. Reunited with American AFS -ers for deorientation and staying with another German family. We took a boat ride on the Weser River, had a reception at the city hall, and attended a Parliament meeting where we questioned repre- sentatives. My last day in Germany came, going by train to Frankfurt, and on to my flight for home--USA. I will always appreciate this experience in Germany, for it opened up my life not only to other people and my surroundings, but to myself. TOP RIGHT: picking currants in her German garden; FAR RIGHT: Castle Lichenstein in Southern Germany; RIGHT: Linda in her German bed- room wearing a native dirndle dress; BOTTOM LEFT: On t0p of a mountain at the Swiss -Austrian border; BOTTOM RIGHT: Her German family; mother, sister, Linda, grandmother, and father. My summer in India was a unique experi- ence for me. AFS had a lot to offer me in the way of learning and eXperiencing. I ate with my fingers and was a vegetarian for the most part. As well as assimulating into the Indian culture, I also felt a part of it. I had parents and sisters. The hardest, as well as the funniest part of the whole summer was attempting to speak three different languages and trying to guess which one I was speaking. In the way of learning, I learned and be- came a part of an entirely different way of life. I became subordinate Iwhich is a far cry from being statistician for the foot- ball teami and learned to become a true Indian. I felt Indian and acted Indian, but my physical appearance did not look Indian--I never saw an Indian that was- 5'9 with brown hair and white skin. Experience was an everything thing. A monkey waking Effie tip, a snake escaping a snake charmer and heading in my direction, walking through cow and buffalo herds and bicycling through camel herds were quite ordinary. High points in my summer were seeing the T aj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the world, and speaking with the prime Minister of India for an hour and one half. However, the most rewarding factor was the people. All three of my host families were exceptional in their own way. The villagers, beggars, princes, gurus and others all helped me see India to a greater extent. All of these factors and more helped me become more aware of others, myself and 1ife--awareness that can be applied everyday of my life. and Marcello to Eden Prairie Marcello Acevedo came to Eden Prairie from his home in Concepcion, Chile. He arrived in the summer of 1971 and lived with the Paul Sailor family tSenior Phil Sailor was his brother'w, while at- tending our high school until graduation in the Spring of 1972. Marcello was one of 92 Chileans who came to the United States through the AFS program. Marcello found many customs to be different in the United States, and remarked particularly on the less formal American schools as compared to the Chilean schools, and the fact that girls were treated differently. He lists as his special interests tennis, soccer, rowing, parties, and girls. When asked what he thought of his stay here, Marcello replied, I enjoy the United States and would like to thank everyone for being so helpful and understanding of me. TOP LEFT: Marcello trying to be the typical American driver--ex- pressions and all; MIDDLE LEFT: Trying a little bit of yoga; MID- DLE RIGHT: Here is how Marcello tries to look when he is trying to be serious; FAR RIGHT: Marcello and Mike Flavin playing the drums. RIGHT: To keep in shape, 16 Marcello tries his hand at tennis. AFS International Day Abdul. . . Morocco Craig. . .Australia Chris. . .Uganda Jose. . .Brazil LEFT: Mohammed. . . Lebannon, Gudrin. . . Sweden, Anchalee. . .Thailand But Will Maybe Remember. . . the Traditional Symbols ...a Quiet Moment 3 Or a Song ' n o m m d n a S U d n 0 Y e B Marcelo Acevedo Scott Anderson Tim Arlt 5 Cheryl Bach Joni Bachman John Beckman 2O Lynne Bell OFFICERS: President Duane Hookom, Vice-Pres. Gary Mikkelson, Secretary Debbie Lowe, Treasurer Lucy Wright Kathy Benhardus Rick Berryman Craig Blacklock Harvey Bloomquist 21 Cecilia Bundy Scott Canfield ABOVE: After a long day of classes and homework, Kathy Dahlstrom takes a nap. RIGHT: Mike Flavin looks tired. Well, nobody can keep up a beat for- ever. Candy Carlson 22 Gay Carpenter ABOVE: Busy Seniors like Mary McConville have a lot of re5ponsibility resting on them. There are many activities to join, and a lot of home- work to do, so the load can seem large at times. It's worth it, though, because when you get involved you learn, and meet people. 23 Michele Casey Eric Christiansen Pam Cutshall . 9N; ' x :1. ff , ' ' 1233 g isle 314k w AW i? :fvaLZ. gg, Kathy Dahlstrom Gil Darkenwald John Dolejsi k'n L . J . 6; ; y$ snags QM$' H09 . 'l Mufti! uu' l' Margie and Bob take a break Lori Dyb ing 24 Kathy Eggan Kriss Eickholt Pam Eide ABOVE: Jane Fifield and Norma Seifert CIOWn around a little. BELOW LEFT: Rick Berryman enjoys a break in the lounge. BELOW RIGHT: Pam Martin prepares items for the Spaghetti Dinner. Bonnie Erck Sue Evenski Shirley Felsing Jane Fifield ABPVEE Don S.Chwartz gives deco- ABOVE: Joyce Holte is enjoying a snack. LEFT: Kathy ratmg mstructlons. Benhardus and Lynne Bell getting books in between classes. 26 Ben Hoffman Duane Hookum RIGHT Lori Wildermuth and Scott Anderson look over orders for graduation an- nouncements Tarin Holasek Joyce Holte Diane Johnson Randy Johnston Mark Johnson Diane Jordan 29 MM Mike Flavin gives us a sexy smile. 'w...,, Corliss Karger Linda Kinne Jeff Kinney Neva Korsmo Monica LaPlante 3O Dave Lowe Debbie LOWe $75k ; 3 LEFT: Lucy Wright enjoys her snooze at a senior girls slumber-party ABOVE: Gil Darkenwald plays his guitar. 31 RIGHT : Debbie Dolittle, Becky Carpenter, Mammy Nelson, and Debbie Agrimson relax during mods. Jean Mack Mike Manlove Pam Martin Marcia Martinson 32 ngfiin hm x Mike McMahon Paul Menge Seniors gather in the locker bay Michele Casey-working hard Bill Meyers Gary Mikkelson Tony Molitor 33 RIGHT: Diane Johnson and Duane Hookom look at graduation an- nouncements. Marmy Nelson Dean Netwal Ian Norris Nancy Ondrachek 34 Sandra Pletcher David Picha Lorelle Portinga Glynis Pratt Scott Pruszinske Lets order 500. But what if we don't graduate? Tom Pufahl Margie Rodriquez Karen Schaitberger Phil Sailor RIGHT: Kathy Eggan and Gay Carpenter play with balloons. Dressing up the locker bay can be a lot of fun. LEFT: Scott Anderson and Tim Arlt fool around by their lockers. The last year of school can have a lot of good--and bad times in it. Norma Seifert Judy Schmidt Don Schwartz Mark Simmet Carol Smith 37 RIGHT: Getting together is what it's all about. Becky Wedlund Joy Westermann Robin Westlund 38 x- Gre g Wiese Lori Wildermuth Lucy Wright Mary Zimmerman NOT PICTURED Peter Brakhage Yvonne Dawson Don Graupman Brad Johnson John Martner Bob Norman Cathy Peterson Ken Petrac ek 39 Terri Revier Denise Rusch Dave Smetana Doug Swanson Sharon Silbernagel Alan Suchy Mary Web er Tim Williams ABOVE: Kathy Benhardus and Harvey Bloomquist are two music minded people . u ,5 . ' - ' ma; .3! . ' . u 1 .. . I . A . . .sharing physical and mental chaHenge,or just having fun. with many people in many ways. . . Homecoming Highlights King Duane and Queen Dee Dee Candidates: Neva Korsmo and Mark Johnson, Dee Dee Johnson and Duane Hookom, Joyce Holte and Gary Mikkelson, Norma Seifert and Dwight Picha. 42 Homecoming '71 began on Sept. 30 with Coronation which took on an Oriental accent and concluded with the crowning of King Duane Hookom and Queen Dee Dee Johnson. From the cafetorium the audience and royality went to the bonfire adj acent to the administra- tive parking lot, presided over by the new King and Queen. The next afternoon, Oct. 1 , the Eagles slid right over the Shakopee Indians in a wet 28-0 victory followed by a victory dance. TOP: Soph Attendants: Mike Manning and Holly Gudmundson. MIDDLE: Junior Attendants: Jamie Mikkelson and Dan Emblom. BOTTOM: Crown Bearers: Mark Hookom and Stacy Emerson. 43 Sno-Daze Our King and Queen. . . Gil Darkenwald and Debbie Doolittle. Sno-Daze Candidates were-a. to R. Joni Bachman and Jim Moran, Jane Fifield and Gil Darkenwald, Debbie Doolittle and Kriss Eickholt, Linda Kinne and John Dolej si. .qauwf' ' .M' . ATTENDANTS Jrs. -Kathy Brosdahl. Elliott Hayes, Seph. - Lisa Soderlind, Pat Moening, Fresh. - Marty Raths, Jenny Zirbes. Sno-Daze Fun UPPER LEFT -Nancy Vest and Ric Berry'man represent the Srs. in the peanut-butter sandwich eating contest. MIDDLE-Bonnie Peterson and Randy Koepseky for the Jrs. Joe Bofenkamp stuffs them down fast while Linda Johnston cheers him on. RIGHT- Hey CLOD King the basket is the other way everybody waits for the ball. LOWER LEFT- Go! Fight! Win! John Dolejsi cheers the team on. Lower Right- Dwight Picha tries to keep Mr. Ostlund down. FAR UPPER LEFT -Debbie Doolittle and Mike Olson receive their food. FAR UPPER RIGHT -Neva Korsmo and Joyce Holte look at the delicious food and wish they weren't on diets. UPPER LEFT -The Seniors eat. UPPER RIGHT -Merrianne Nesbitt and Craig Blacklock together in their music. LEFT-Claude King, Dan Hone, Mike Manlove, Jan Morgan, Buff Swanson, Ieneke Jacobse, Pam Eide, Merrianne Nesbitt and Norma Siefert all sing the I am an acne pimplez 47 m-nmwwz HCDT'WOE Cast: FIRST ROW; Mark Szymczak, Anne Bennett, Chris Sutton, Kay Bennet, Amanda Bell, SECOND ROW; Janbert Jacobse, Nancy Hayes, Jodi Allar, Sherri Otis, Becky Wedlund, Carol Tabot, Laura Elliot, Lori Dybing, Bob Osterholt, Stuart Husby, Back; Lynn Peterson, Elliot Hays, Nancy Towne. Crew: Pam Martin, Ineke Jacobse, Kathy Ault, Beth Burns, Janet Flavin, Liz Knutson, Debbie Palmer, Debbie Harris, Kathy Manning, Kristine Barnaal, Linda Pratt, Becky Upton, Lori Jacobsen, Dale Redpath, Nancy Carlson, Gail Harless, Anne Berne, Christie, Erie, Lynn Bell, Phil Pennie, Mitch Vest, Brian Middleton, Jill Pennie, Kathy Dahlstrom, Tim Loken, Mike Bachman, Peter Ault, Marie Herbes, Lisa Middleton, Jean Bell, Mary Hays, Jean HepOla: Cathy Shidla, Margo Moore, Mary McConville, Joni Bachman, Nancy Vest, Kathy Eggan, Wendy Autio, Katy Netwal, Dan Hone, Jim Rannow, Brian Komschlies, Scott Anderson, Bob Johnson, Chuck Berglund, Victor Kaneps, Rick Allery. 48 The doctor tells Captain Keller and his wife that their Blind and deaf Helen is a very Violent child. child will live. e ?;ggtfx j! i e- i giag8 zit :. . The family discusses sending Helen away to an Annie Sullivan says goodbye to her friends. She is institution. leaving to teach Helen, Helen puts up a struggle against her teacher. Annie finally gets Helen to accept her. 49 ROW 1 - R. Thorp, J. Mackenstadt, B. Carpenter, B. Middleton, L. Hookom, C. Knolls, J. Emerson, J. Emerson, C. Tabet, L. Bell, S. Horan, E. Bovi, E. Hayes, ROW 2 - K. Larson, T. McConnville, L. Makinan, K. Evenas, K. Knudsen, M. Horan, K. Herzog, P. Horan, N. Carlson, B. Bets, M. Hayes, J. Anderson, E. Burns, J. Hepola, N. Towne, N. Bovi. ROW 3 - G. Cutshall, K. Komschlies, C. Foure, G. McFarlane, P. Martin, L. Lemon, B. Osterholt, P. Cutshall, G. G. Roenig, R. Nordsletton, R. Gilhoi, D. Lowe, T. Lokan. Ski Club This years officers were: Elliott Hayes, Bob Osterholt, Becky Carpenter. They went on trips to Montana, Frontanac, Welsh Village, and surrounding ski areas. 5O Mr. Lee says, You Terry Jellison, Dave Picha, Jim Rannow, Kurt Brosdahl, and Alan Quall of the mean I 8ft to direct famous Bavarian Barf Band THEM?? Pops Concert The Concert Band put on it's annual Pops Concert this year on January 29 and 30. The first half of the concert featured international music and the A.F. 8. students who were visiting here that night. The second half of the concert featured contemporary music and the band alumni. As usual, the music was supplemented by skits and ensembles. ; 1.... , n Robyn Allar, Nancy Towne, Jean Hepola, and Ruth Nordsletten dance the Can-Can. RIGHT: John Beckman and his assistant Buff Swanson infect Jim Rannow with the Plague. Mixed Choir a: to Rt FRONT ROW: Nancy Vest, Michele Casey, Anne Saxe, Patty Anderson, Elde, Karen Shaitberger, Neva Korsmo, Jane Fifield, DeeDee Johnson, SECOND ROW: Ruth Holmquist, KathyE Pam Feigum, Linda Kinne, Pam Mary McConville, Jamie Mikelson, . ggan, Vicki Hanson, Pam Griffith, Norma Seifert, Diane Ivers, Kathy Brosdahl, Jeanette leh, Janet Morgan, Lori Portinga, Laurie Gamble, Carrie Patterson, Judy Loscheider, Buff Swanson, M12. D. Stalik, THIRD ROW: Lynn Rohe, Marie Skj elbostad, Debbie Fosnocht, Merrianne Nesbitt, Steve Manlove, -M1he Manmng, Elliott Hays, Joe Springer, Chuck Berglund, Joanne Meyers, Ieneke Jacobse, Debbie Noel, Lon W11dermuth, Heide Holte, Sandy Knumon, LAST ROW: Steve Kallunki, Dean Netwal, Stuart Husby, Cralg Blacklock, Kirt Miller, Keven Kopesky, Robbie Jarrett, Gil Darkenwald, Dave Hulbert, Mike Manlove, Dan Hone, Duane Hulbert, Randy Johnston, Ernie Holmquist. This year the mixed choir did quite a lot. Activity-wise, it sold fruit to finance their concert trip to Winnepeg. The choir gave concerts in Winnepeg, North Dakota, and at Concordia... For the Dorian Festival held at Luther C ollege in Decorah, Iowa, the choir sent Jane Fifield taltot, Pam Eide tsopranob Gil Darkenwald tbassx and Dan Hone ttenon as representatives. Select Choir included Merrianne Nesbit, Norma Seifert, Kathy Eggan and Vicki Hanson from the scprano section; DeeDee Johnson, Mary McConville, Ieneke Jacobse and Buff Swanson from the altos; Elliott Hayes, Mike Manlove, Gil Darkenwald and Craig Blacklock from the baritone and bass sections; and to equal out the tone, Dan Hone and Randy Johnston from the tenors. Under the direction of Mr. David Stark, the choir even hosted another choir from Watertown, North Dakota. 52 Girls Chorus tL to Ri FIRST ROW: BeckyWedlund, Dawn Serbus, Shirly Felsing, Janna Emerson, Carolyn Smith, Vicky Hanson, Cindy Tangen, Debbie Comstock, SECOND ROW: Lisa Wick, Mary Arens, Linda Peterson, Bonnie Nesbitt. Emily Green, Candy Kokesh, Cindy Pittsley, THIRD ROW: Gwenjasczak, Lori Portinga, Carol Nelson, Sig Schee, Carol Tabot, Debbie Bemtsen Even though the girls chorus is small, they do a great job at singing. Because of the scheduling problems this year, the girls Chorus became quite diminutive. HOWever, size had very little to do with their singing ability. The small group even attempted songs in three parts, Which is quite an achievement and deserves recognition. With so few seniors in it, there appears no problem of graduation causing the chorus to add to the dilemma of size. In fact, next year appears to look quite promising for the group. 53 - -I-m7U:w a to R FRONT ROW: Julie Rogers, Kris Knudson, Amy Davis, Laura Makinen, SECOND ROW: Joni Bren, Kris Komschlies, Kathy Scheneman, Joan Springer, Pat Prepe, Anita Peltier, Joanne Portinga, Ellen Connaughty, THIRD ROW: Candy Winslow, Dave Smith, Kevin Barta, Cindy Krolls, Debbie Wurdeman, Wayne Pruszinske, Mitch Vest, Brian Middleton, Robin Groenke, Brian Olson, LAST ROW: Mike Nelson, Tom Swirtz, Laurie Hagen, Bobbie Brace, Draig Nracdt, Steve Eisch, Casey Kottke, Dave Gilderhaus, Bill Inhofer. L to R FRONT ROW: Mary Netwal, Lisa Meyers, Sue Hepola, Terry Curtis, Sharon Malmer, Wendy Erck, Kathy Veronski, Debbie Harris, SECOND ROW: Jerry Nyquist, Kathy Lefebrre, Becky Upton, Diane Conley, Louise Cordell, Becky Quaal, Amanda Bell, Cocoa Knutson, Cheryl Hoel, THIRD ROW: Jeff Crownover, Peter Ault, Bill Dail , Mark Sczmczak, Dan Nordsleuttin, Wendy Autio, Sarah Soshea, LuAnn Rohe, Diane Gerdts, FOURTH ROW: Paul Rummel, Bob Cooper, Russ Nelson, Phil Penny, Randy Rannow, Pat Johnson, FIFTH ROW: Mary Nordsleuttin, Jeff Gronke, Lori Patterson, Herb Bloomquist, Dave Bell, Todd Kuglin, Scott Englar, SIXTH ROW: Anne Bennett, Dan Hendrickson, Lori Hager, Victor Kaneps, Jeff Calvin, Sandy Winslow, Brian Olson, SEVENTH ROW: Steve Brown, Allen Hagen, Steve Geimer, Vaughn Miller, Mark Herbold, Margaret Listberger, Phillip Brose, Bill Happ, Patty Henderson, Ross Gavele. . N ,, . 2: ,, , I, X. Vf A 14 $ 'j 6 1:1. AA , tigXx ,, , A x- eff: 13$ Rt : 'Um7U'U 1: A Uz:bou C o n ce rt Ba n d Q to R FRONT ROW: Harvey Bloomquist, Craig Forrie, Cathy Benhardes, LeAnne Hookom, Lori Portinga, Debbie Lowe, Joy Westermann, Debbie Fosnocht, Kay Bennett, SECOND ROW: Jim Rannow, Dave Flavin, Duane Hulbert, Ena Stille, Anne Berne, Mary Nordsleuttin, Nancy Towne, Marta Schee, THIRD ROW: Mr. E. Stark, Alam Quaal, John Beckman, Ben Hoffman, Howard Bloomquist, Jean Hepola, Randi Gilhoy, Paula Horan, Dave Hulbert FOURTH ROW: Jim Donaldson, Kirt Dvorak, Ray Nelson, Lynne Bell, Gwenjasczak, Marie Skjelbostad, Lori Erie, Terry Jellison, Dave Picha, LAST ROW: Brian Smith, Christie Erie, Lucy Wright, Jean Bell, Robin Allar, Phil Sailor, Buff Swanson, Ron Jacobsen, Mike Flavin. 7 Jazz 8 Rock Ensemble L to R TOP ROW: Howard Bloomquist, Craig Forrie, Ben Hoffman, Alan Quaal, Harvey Bloomquist, John Beckman, SECOND ROW: Dave Hulbert, Dave Flavin, Duane Hulbert, Mike Flavin, Phil Sailor, Jim Donaldson, BOTTOM ROW: Brian Olson, Lynne Bell, Lucy Wright, LeAnne Hookom, Jean Bell, Cathy Benhardes, Marta Schee, Ena Stille, Kurt Dvorak a to R FIRST ROW: Bill Knutson, SECOND ROW: Dean Good Manson, Pat Meyers, THIRD ROW: Jeff Bush, Brian Komshales, Paul Keiske, FOURTH ROW: John Schee, Pat Roser, Brian Mikkelson, Ken Gustafson, FIFTH ROW: Tom Porter, Mike East, Steve Holmquist, Paul Gjersvack, Dan Loerzel, SIXTH ROW: Steve Boldec, Rich Miller, Chris Moor, Rich Allery, Dan Johnston, Chris Sutton, SEVENTH ROW: Jeff Gilbertson, Glen Easton, Mike Bachman, Paul Mueller, Scott Willamette, Scott Smith, LAST ROW: Steve Symanitz, Bob McCullah, Bruce Broeren, Peter Larson, Mr. D. Stark Jr. High Boys and Girls Glee L to R FRONT ROW: Miss Gordon, Maureen Pauly, Pat Swanson, Marie Peppar, Shawn Dreizer, Josie Marshall, Kathy Cordell, Sherri Otis, SECOND ROW: Robyn Mammette Marino, Celeste Beckman, Ruth Conato, Mary Beth Fitzgerald, Denise Manke, Rita Glasscock, Dawn Henderson, Nancy Schememan, THIRD ROW: Karen Twite, Jill Connaughty, Cindy Friswald, Sue Stanley, Liz Knutson, Debbie Schmidt, Cathy Christenson, FOURTH ROW: LuAnn Mille, Vicki Weise, LeAnn Miller, Debbie Van Guilder, Kathy Hanson, Kathy Marshal, Brenda Barlon, Cindy Allery, FIFTH ROW: Patti Neuman, Karen DeNio, Julie Eide, Kathy O'Dean, Dory Coleman, Cindy Sickman, Commie Siebernazle, Christie Ogren, Terry Crickson, Joann Sable, SIXTH ROW: Sue Henslin, Cindy Johnson, Amy Eisch, Doreen Best, Bonnie Koolman, Nancy Wagner, Pam Knolls, Nancy Hayes, Kim Marquette, Kim Haugen, SEVENTH ROW: Katy Netwal, Joan Zurn, Jodi Allar, Wendy Woods, Lori Jacobsen, Lynn Peterson, Paula Malzahn, Karen Arth, Beth Burns, Janet Flavin, Julie Erickson, Susan Autio, Karen Rummel junior high student counCH U- to R FIRST ROW: Lisa Rusch, Cary Rolland, SECOND ROW: Scott Johnson, Kim Hougan, Julie Erickson, Greg Cutshall, Jeff East, Paul Keiske, Lori Patterson, Ron Huber, Dave Johnson, TOP ROW: Jeff Johnston, Victor Kanepps, Jeff Groenke, Rick Reichow, Glen Martner, Brian Komchales, Bill Daily, John Schee senior high student councH ROW 1-Gordon MacFarlane, Neva Korsrno, Bob Johnson, Monica LaPlante, Mary Semrad. ROW 2-David Stark, Mary Makie, Bob Johnstone, Bonnie Peterson, Joe Springer, Joyce Holte, Kathy Eggan, Jane Fifield, GwenJasczak, DeeDee Johnson, Patti Anderson. Not pictured--Joni Bachman, Debbie Noel. 57 library staff Library Staff: Jim Donaldson, Dawn Nelson, Glen Martner, Judy Schmidt, Peggy Rademacher, Mrs. Cole, Linda Engh. $155 'ggub office staff Office Staff: Amy Green, Julie Emerson, Tom McConnville, Becky Wedlund, Candy Carlson, Pam Eide. 58 audio visual dep rtment Audio Visual Department, sitting: Mary Makie, Kent Martiner. Standing: Ben Hoffmann, Mike Johnson, Claude King, Tim Gedig, Jim Rannow, Lynne Bell, Bob Johnson, Dave Johnson. 59 SITTING: Duane Hookum, Lucy Wright, Janet Morgan. STANDING: Judy Chevalier, Debbie Lowe, Karen Brant, Joy Westermann, Greg Carey, Jane Fifield, Candy Carlson, Janette Zipf, Vicki Hanson, John Beckman, Pam F eigum , David Picha, Patty Anderson, Claude King, Eric Christiansen. game: 06ch r SITTING: Karen Brant, Greg Carey, Linda Kinne, Mary McConnville, Marcello Acevedo. STANDING: Ena Stille, Monica La Plante , Pam Eide, Candy Carlson, Vicki Hanson, Jory Westermann, Carol Tabat, Ginnie Curtis, Kay Henslin, Mary Horan, Kathy Herzog, Ann Berne, Lucy Wright. 60 SITTING: Sue Knutson, Cindy Pittsley, Becky Wedlund. STANDING: Cindy Schmidt, Jean Nygaurd, Rosemary Semrad, Janet Makie, Karin Marpe, Amy Green, Diana Pauly, Deloris Bundy, Debbie Foley, Kathy Marpe, Melisa Eiden, Lisa Soderlind, Mary Makie. FIRST ROW: Kay Henslin, Bonnie Peterson, Gwen Jaszczak, Rosemary Semrad, SECOND ROW: Diane Ivers, Pam Feigum, Sandy Knutson, Patty Anderson, Dawn Schmidt, Pam Swanson, Sue Wittsack. THIRD ROW: Joanne Meyers, Linda Taylor, Cindy Modeen, Anne Beme, Debbie Fosnochat, Karen Brant, Barb McCullock, Kathy Brosdahl, Debbie Noel, Becky Betts, Sue Lundin Michelle Chevalier, Carol Tabat, Cindi Tangen, Lori Erie, FOURTH ROW: Barb Brekke, Pam Griffith, Pam LeGrand, Lori Scendel, Robyn Anonsen, Anne Saxe, Mary O'Brien, Laura Elliot. 61 Chess Club The chess team is made up of members of the chess club and in order to be on the team you have to beat others out of their positions. This year the team had seven members. Four were seniors--Bob Norman, Dave Lowe, Dave Poncha, and Scott Anderson. The other team members were Joe Springer, Dave Gartner, and Lance Brace. Mr. Kroupa, the advisor helped the team along quite successfully. The Chess team took the twin City FRONT ROW: Mitch Wyatt, Chris Eisch, Dan Loerzrl, Chris Moore, Brad Teslow, Championship for the second SECOND ROW: Scott Sundquist, RoyJohnston, John Agrimson, Rick Wyatt, year in a row. This allowed Glen King, Randy Kooiman, THIRD ROW: Victor Kaneps, Bill Soderlund, them to go to New York and Rick Alery, Tom Johnson, Jim Semrad, Bryan Waldack, Mike Henderson, Mary play in the national finals. Semrad, Tom Nuenfeldt, LarryJohnson. The team consists of Bob Norman, Dave Lowe, Dave Picha, Scott Anderson, Joe Springer, Dave Gartner and Lance Brace. Chess Team 62 Speech Club FRONT ROW - Mary McConville, Carol Tabat, Liz Knutson, Linda Kaefer, Mrs. Marnhart, Mary Semrad, Becky Wedlund, Mark Kre1gbaum, Ginnie Curtis. SECOND ROW - Paul Steinmetz, Chris Eisch, Randy Miller, Mary Makie, Kathy Ault, Sharon Malmer, Kay Henslin. Speech was divided into two seasons this year -- debate and speech. The debate teams debated at Blake, Edina, and other surrounding schools, finishing the year placing fourth in Speech competition. Speech had more participants and attended meets at various surrounding schools and finished the season fourth in the conference. The teams did quite well under their advisor, Mrs. Nan Bamhart. .- h Q'k tCs ,. eli unal- ' ' 'ia :3. fat 6. - ; Q C pg', 4... N9 t .1. HIIHIIIHH. r'HlllllHHxH IIJHIJII LEFT TO RIGHT - Ginnie Curtis, Carol Tabat, Janet Morgan, Debbie Lowe, Mary McConville, Monica LaPlante, Paul Steinmetz, Dwight Picha, MarkJohnson, Lynne Bell, Bonnie Peterson, Mary Makie, Debbie Noel, Kathy Herzog, Sheila Horan, Mary Semrad, Jean Bell, Paula Horan, Linda Kinne, and Mr. George, advisor. 64 65 The Eyrie Staff TOP LEFT - Lynne Bell, editor in Chief; TOP RIGHT - Debbie Lowe, ccpy editor; Janet Morgan, advertising editor; MIDDLE LEFT - Dwight Picha, Sports editor; MIDDLE - Monica LePlante, circulation editor; BOTTOM LEFT - Kathy Herzog, page one editor: BOTTOM CENTER - Mary McConville, page three editor. The Annual Staff. .. Bonnie Peterson, Mike McMahon, Mary McConville, Deb Noel, SECOND ROW: Wendy Allar, Lynne Bell, Ena Stille, Pam Eide, Gay Carpenter, Candy C arlson, Lori Wildermuth, THIRD ROW: Mary Horan, Vicki Hanson, Leneke Jacobse, Lori Dybing, Luanne Wills, Anne Berne, FRONT ROW: L. to R. Casey McConville, Ben Hoffmann, Becky Wedlund, Kathy Dahlstrom, Monica LaPlante, Cheryl Bach, Pam Martin, LAST ROW: Mary Makie, Debbie Lowe, Joni Bachman, Glynis Pratt, Jim Rannow, Claude King, Greg Weise, Tim Arlt, Dave Picha, Delores Bundy, Dave Lowe, Mr. Salinger, advisor. 66 at large We will. get the yearbook done! Mr. Salmger, yearbook advison Wmwawvmmwn mwy x 67 IN SPORTS 'plllllllllllll THEIR STRENGTH Cross Country BOTTOM ROW: Bruce Eaton, John Wickersheim, Randy Fletcher, Tom Swartz, Doug Quirem, MIDDLE ROW: Steve Molitor, Tony Molitor, Scott Anderson, Rich Caroff, Jim Rannow, Craig Blacklock, Tim Arlt, TOP ROW: Randy Miller managerL Mark Bornhoff, Keith Steinmetz, Jay Gilbertson, Mark Carey, Mr. Anderson Roachy 70 The fleet footed striders strolled to a third place finish in the Valley Conference this year led by the drive and ambition of Craig Blacklock. The high stamina team spent uncountable hours laping the grueling three-mile practice course every night after school. The team should be honored for finish- ing highest ever of previous EPCC teams along with Mr. L. Anderson completing his third year as lead coach. TOP LEFT: Craig Blacklock pushes on at Lake Nokomis meet. BOTTOM LEFT: Jay Gilbertson crosses the finish line. TOP RIGHT: Jim Rannow starts the long process of recovering normal breathing and getting rid of that shakey feeling. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rich Caroff at Lake Nokomis. FRONT ROW: Mike Gilbert, Jeff Martin, Jon Ericksom, Gil Darkenwald, Duane Hookom, Mike Manlove, Paul Westerhaus, Steve Turnbull, Kendall Larson, Scott Brace, SECOND ROW: Guy Jones, Ken Teman, John Hobbs, Jeff Holte, Tom Pufahl, Rick Tracy, Steve Reichow, Bob Bossart, Joe Bofenkamp, Chrie Geason, Howard Bloomquist, THIRD ROW: Terry Jellison, Steve Eisch, Martin Peper, Larry Lemon, Mike Manning, Steve Manlove, Elliott Hays, John Ferrell, Randy Franks, Chris Eisch, Paul Sailor, Bill Herzog, Stan Theis, Bob Johnson Managerh FORTH ROW: Mr. Gran as coacm Chuck Shaitberger, David Beckman, Rick Fifield, Scott Taylor, Dan Hone, Kirt Miller, Pat Moening, Greg Carey, Gary Glasscock, Greg Fourre, Tim Moening, Jim Moran, Gary Mikkelson, Dana Loerzel, Mr. Werpy moacm, FIFTH ROW: Mr. Ryski mead coachL Mike Johnson, Tom Neidenfeuhr, Kevin Kepesky, Joel Carey, Jeff Brace, Bob Johnstone, Bruce Compton, Jim Herzog, Brad Coon, Ted Harrison ManagerL Football Ties for 2nd Place ABOVE: The Eagle defense shows how it got its first place conference rating. RIGHT: George Adzick goes for another point after touchdown. 72 EDEN PRAIRIE EDEN PRAIRIE! EDEN PRAIRIE EDEN PRAIRIE EDEN PRAIRIE EDEN PRAIRIE EDEN PRAIRIE EDEN PRAIRIE EDEN PRAIRIE Overall, won 6, lost 3; Conference, won 5, lost 2. 13 13 19 28 6 20 6 27 4 Lakeville B1 ake Golden Valley Shakopee Buffalo Orono Chaska Waconia St. Anthony ABOVE: Gil Darkenwald shows his all-con- ference form. RIGHT Eagle defense hangs on. BELOW: Steve Tumbull shows the mud --a typical appearance for the 71 Eagles who played often and won in: the mud. The Eagles led the Valley Con- ference in defense, where they shut out five of the nine opponents and led many of the teams in the conference in the WIN column as they tied for second place. At the start, the Eagles played well as they defended their 1970 Confer- ence Championship Title. They mustered a 4th quarter touchdown against Golden Valley to win 19- 13, and in the second game, breezed past Shakopee on a muddy home field 28-0. However, they were plagued by penalties and a determined Buffalo team at Buffalo Homecoming beat Eden Prairie 6-20. They beat Orono a week later, but lost to Chaska teventual championsy in a deter- mined, but losing effort. The Eagles finished out the season with- out giving up , even though title hepes were pretty well shattered, they came back defeating Waconia handily, and caught St. Anthony twice behind their goal in a game where defense showed all the points on the board. :., : t E: 3 3 - 3 ' 23' 3 g '39 47 VIE: g A 46 V. 64.6 928 '35 e?! .4: $4 i'K 4 9355 PS 4 Undefeated 9th Grade Team FIRST ROW: L to R: Guy Treanor, Murcury Johnson, Don Betts, John C arlon, Dave Frankland, Dave Mueller, Jeff Klein, SECOND ROW: Mr. Hagan, coach, ScottJohnson, Chris Tangen, Bill Inhofer, Marty Raths, Jeff Theis, Greg Yee, Spencer Conrad, Mike Blood; THIRD ROW: Larry Doig, JeffJohnston, Greg Cutshall, Mike Geimer, Dave Johnston, Dave Redpath, Jeff East, Bill Nuenfeldt, Mark Blanchard. xx 11 , 17 1 , w;x...L- 1.3 m m :L 3.? 8th Grade Team L TO R FRONT ROW: Paul Rummel, Greg Nelson, Steve Holmquist, Tom Johnson, Steve Carey, Joel Theis, Don Houghton, JackJohnson, Steve Bolduc, Ross Gavle, SECOND ROW: Bob McCullock, Bruce Smith, Peter Lamon, Dave Bell, John O'Ryan, Bret Sickman, Tom Moran, Rick Miller, Todd Sherman, Richard Reichow, Mike O'Brien, LAST ROW: Jon Westerhaus, Kelly McMahon, Joel Eickholt, Roy Johnstone, John Herzog, Russ Nelson, Mike Meyers, Herb Bloomquist, Tom Beckfeld, John Netwal, David Brandt, Coach Bill Holte. 7th Grade Team FIRST ROW L TO R: Scott Smith, John Cvetnic, Andy Sailor, Craig Henderson, Jeffjones, Jeff Bush, Scott Englar, Shawn Berke, Ron Huber, Dan Nordtsleten, Jim Semrad; SECOND ROW: Brad Johnson, John Fragale, Jon Schee, Pat Roeser, Keith Talyor, Pat Meyers, Ken Gustafson, Alan Hagan, Steve Makie, Denny Nelson, Todd Kouglin, R.E. Strockirch, coach; THIRD ROW: Steve Nygaard, Paul Keiske, Tom Redand, Dean Gudmonson, Brian Mikkelson, Bill Brown, Keith Sundquist, Berain Hatcher, Ron Drig, Steve Geimer, Todd Severson. Varsity VARSITY- STANDING Steve Manlove, Dave Picha, Rich Karulf, Kevin KOpesky, Jim Brown, George Adzick, John Dolejsi, Joel Carey, Jim Herzog, Gregg Carey, KNEELING Mr. Holte-coach, co-captains Dwight Picha and Paul Westerhaus, Tom Harrison-manager. EAGLES WIN B-SQUAD4KNEELING Chuck Schaitberger, Mark Bornhoft, Mark Carey, Mike Gilbert, Dave Kasid, Chris Geason. STANDING Tom Harrison-manager, Steve Reichow, Bill Herzog, RobertJohnson, Mark Kopesky, Mark Brown, Pat Moening, Dave Olson, Tim Moening, Craig Fourre, Mr. Porter-coach. B-Squad Do it again just a little bit slower. Smile pretty for the camera, boys . Ballet sure helps. 76 The Eagles kept pace with their wrestling brothers as both teams took winter championships. The fast- breaking, pressing tactics of the squad served to bring them out on top in the close games--and put them so far ahead in some games that they couldn't be caught. The Eagle's two conference losses gave them a tie with Buffalo for first, and a record of 12 and 2. The typical game plan involved guards Steve Manlove and Paul Westerhaus putting on pressure in the full court-press, causing many turnovers and easy layups, Dwight Picha setting up plays With his quick passes, and taking scoring honors along with Paul Westerhaus. Meanwhile, George Adzick, John Dolejsi, and Jim BmWn worked in close for rebounds and extra points. At the time of this publication, the quickness and the teamwork of the team, functioning sh'ongly under the leadership of Coach Bill Holte and Captains Dwight Picha and Paul Westerhaus led many forecasters into strong predictions for greater honors in the district and region championships. EP 60 49 LAKEVILLE C EP 64 38 WACONIA EP 77 43 ST. P. HARDING 0 EP 54 53 ORONO EP 45 58 PIPESTONE EP 74 49 BLAKE R EP 68 50 GOIDEN VALLEY EP 76 33 ST. P. MONROE EP 69 46 MPLS WEST E EP 68 67 ST. ANTHONY EP 67 65 SHAKOPEE EP 59 51 CHASKA B EP 70 54 BUFFALO EP 81 34 WACONIA EP 68 34 GOLDEN VALLEY 0 EP 53 48 ORONO EP 73 52 ST. ANTHONY EP 68 59 SHAKOPEE A EP 44 46 CHASKA EP 68 52 BUFFALO R UPPER LEFT: Mr. Poter uses a few encouraging words to his B. Squad. UPPER RIGHT: It only takes one to tie a shoelace. tMr. Holte and his guys. i BELOW LEFT: Lifebouy gives the lift that last. tSteve Manlovei. 77 I finally got ya! Tony says HELP DZ-r-lmr'nWE CHAMPIONS TOP ROW: Dean Netwal 132, Jeff Holte 132, Tony Molitor 138, Bob Johnson 145, Mike Manlove 155, Bruce Compton 167, Mike Nelson 180, Jim Agrimson 180, Gerry Howard Hwt., coach Leopold, BOTTOM ROW: Tom Johnson 95, Mike O'Briene 105, Jon Netwal 95, Arnie Bredow, 105, Doug Bundy 112, Phil Eide 119, Steve Kallunki 119, Steve Molitor 126. 78 Doug's gona get 'em pinned. Bob shows 'em who's boss. Gerrys got a takedOWn. He tries a pin. 79 .4- Mike doesn't take chances. First he's up then he's down. Eden Prairie 26 Mound 24 Eden Prairie 26 St. Anthony 18 Eden Prairie 39 Lakeville 17 Eden Prairie 36 Shakopee 27 Eden Prairie 25 Rosemount 27 Eden Prairie 27 Buffalo 21 Eden Prairie 49 Blake 16 Eden Prairie 41 Golden Valley 10 Eden Prairie 23 Jordan 20 Eden Prairie 34 Chaska 21 Eden Prairie 19 Edina 21 Eden Prairie 23 Orono 20 This years wrestlers had a very successful year with a 12-2 season. They lost to Rosemount and Edina With a very Close score. These schools were both non- conference. The best matches were at St. Anthony and at Orono when Jim Agrimson saved the match by a decision. This years co-captains were Dean Netwal and Mike Manlove who showed great leadership by making all conference wrestlers. Along with Dean and Mike were Doug Bundy, Steve Molitor, Bob Johnson, and Tony Molitor. Jon Netwal received was awarded honourable mention. This year at the Districs Dean, Steve, and Mike went on to Regions. Dean was the only one who went to State. This year was almost the best year we have had. We were conference champions. WRESTLERS TOP ROW: Steve Eisch, Gary Clark, Kendal Larson, Gordy McFarlane, Randy Kooiman, Larry Doig BOTTOM ROW: Bill Inhoffer, Jeff Klein, Danny Lorzel, Jon Wickershiem, Chris Eisch 80 This years Intramural consisted of five teams. an order of winsi Budwiessers tSrsJ Hookers Ursq Gay Cabballeros iSophJ Munchie 5 OrsJ and the Cruds tSrsJ The Budwiessers came in first with an undefeated season. They were also the first team to play Intramural teams from Blake and Minnetonka, and were victorious. It is hOped in the future that Intramural teams can spread into other sports and play other schools. Duane Hookom of the Buds wonders where the silly ball went. Craig Blacklock shoots over Scott Anderson and Claude King. FaWCZrWAZ- ABOVE Craig Blacklock seems to wonder if he can do it as nice as Gary Mikkleson. RIGHT Scott Anderson shows he knows how. I O n K m '5 m '9 m 3 CD . L 'l n: I t I m il'. I 4: III 4 Iii'i I. AT '.1. I a ihiaiii 19 . ilili! V 4d,. . i : I I I? '3. m V t .. I m l . igmglglglgg khhhlda I :51! FRONT ROW: L. to R. Brad Coon, Dave Flavin, Stan Theis, Dan Enblom Doug Swanson, Rick Tracy, Tom Linge, Paul Menge SECOND ROW: L. to R. Jeff Martin, Jon Erickson, Bob Norman, Rob Reiner, Paul Sailor, Eric Christianson, Phil Sailor, Rick Fiheld, Don Schwartz, Mike Flavin, Kirt Miller, Brad Johnson, Mike Blood, Mr. Strohkirch. In its flrst year at EP, the hockey team has shown improvement With every game. Even for a. new team, they did better than expected. Under the leadership of captain Eric Christianson and alternate captains Paul Menge and Phil Sailor, the team did battle with surrounding hockey teams. The senior line composed of Eric C hristianson, Brad Johnson and Tom Linge played offense while Bob Norman and junior Rob Reiner played defensively. The junior offensive line with Dan Enblom, Rick Tracy and Rick Fifield was backed up with the senior defensive line of Don Schwartz and Phil Sailor. The third line of Jon Erickson, Mike Blood, and Jeff Martin on Offense and Stan Theis and Mike Flavin on defense tapered off the team leaving goalie positions to Paul Menge and Dave Flavin. This year's team provided fast action and experience for all in the art of winning and losing. Things should be looking up for the team in future years under the supervision of Mr. Strohkirch. TOP RIGHT: Here we go Eagles RIGHT: Oh no! What do I do now ? l 82 LEFT: Where's the puck? ABOVE: Be sure to tell me When the game starts. QHNWHNNVHOHNHO VrhWOHWrP-HUJOLDWNQ! defense . Okay you guys, just try it MINNETONKA SHA KO PEE SHA KO PEE HOPKINS EI SENHOWER MOUND MINNETONKA ORONO 8 HA KO PEE SHA KO PEE BURNSVILLE BURNSVILLE HO PKINS EI SENHOWER Chucky takes a shot into our Dee Dee Johnson 12 Anne Sauce 11 Joyce Holte 12 of72 85 Heidi Holte 11 Robyn Anonsen 11 mamamm-Hmmrn B-Squad Cheerleaders TOP LEFT-RIGHT: Jean Menke 10, Kathy Shidla 10, Linda Johnstone 10, Lisa Carpenter 10, Jane Anderson 10 NOT PICTURED: B-Squad Basketball Cheerleaders Debbie Brace 9, Sue Hustad 10, Lori Anonsen 9, Kathy Manning 10, Erin Burns The cheerleaders played an important part with the Winning of this years teams. They always stood there to watch the Eagles rise in victory or fall in defeat. Whatever the case, however, they always cheered the team on with great enthusiasm. A lot of the spirit diSplayed by the school was a result of these efforts made on the part of the cheerleaders. With the coming in of the new and the going out of the old, We must retire three senior cheerleadersuDee Dee Johnson, Joyce Holte and Robin Westlund. ....WWva l ......w i 1 i E , . hmmmm , WWVSW Mary O'Brian chalks one up for herself. Anne Saxe practices Splits on the balance beam. Now What did I get myself into ? , asks Kathy Shidla. Mindy Sutton tries to defy gravity. I'm afraid, says Mary Hays. 1 C-RA Susan shows her stance for making strikes. GRA was quite active this year with Sports and other activities. They held their annual slumber party and had their Miss Ugly Contest. Also on their agenda this past year was bowling, basketball, field hockey and volley ball as well as many other sports in Which the girls took active part. The advisors this year were Miss McKenzie and Miss Iverson. Canoeing was a favorite activity with many girls going along either for their first attempt at the sport or as pros. A11 in all, it was quite an eventful year. h Time out to see what the scores are. 89 V ., 'afifv'agw m. V . . . .And Moments of Peace, Contemplation, and Discovery. WHOM m5: m3: va Amy Mhuck' ; s$ E.P. Education Is Serious Business SCHOOL BOARD . . . Mr. Earl Raths . . . Mrs. Betty Anderson . . . Mrs. Margaret O'Ryan . . . Mr. Charles Komschlies . . . Chairman of the Board, Mr. Paul Enblom . . . Superintendent, Veir Wood . . . Dr. John Wright This year at Eden Prairie High School saw many of the same things happening from the faculty's and administrators' view point, but also many new things. As pictures on this page show, the traditional Senior-Faculty basketball game took place with the faculty iaheml winning as usual. And there is Mr. Salinger, continuing to illustrate his habit of getting wrapped up in his work. These things, or things, like them, will probably always be. But important changes also took place in the year of '71-'72. One of the changes involved a new addition to the administrative staff as Mr. Robert Fallon was hired as Assistant Superintendant of Schools. Mr. Fallon soon began several new innovations including an all-school effort to gain accreditation from the North Central Association. To do this, faculty, community people and students were involved in a number of self-study teams which attempted to define the schools' strengths and weaknesses in terms of accreditation and future improvement. Mr. Fallon also worked extensively with the Language Arts, Social, and Home EC. Departments in terms of establishing new programs of study and course offerings. RIGHT: Mr. Robert Fallon: our new Assistant Superin- tendent. 92 With a Bit of Fun Mixed in 93 CURRICULUM COMMITTEE . . . Mrs. Anderson. . . Mr. Salinger. . .Mr. Gran. . .Mr. Hallet. . . Ann Berne. . .Mr. Beckman. . . Mr. Fallon . . .Mr. Anderson. . . mot picturem Jim Rannow. . .Laurie Hagen . . . Mr. Kleven. ADMINISTRATION . .. brief announcements . . . committees . . . help . . . interest . . . meetings . . . conferences . . . micturm Mr. Connaughty . .. Mr. Wood .. . Mr. Schee COUNSELORS . . . tests . . . $42 pencils . . . free advice . .. schedule changes . . . future plans . . . transferes . . . micturd Mr. Nygaard . . . Mr. Hanson . . . Mrs. DeBono . . . Mrs. Skov Focugng on Tomorrow LIBRARY . . . carrels . . . overdue books . . . sshhh . . . conference rooms . . . noise . . . crowds . . . distractions . . . mysteriously missing books . . . study . . . research . . . wicturd Mrs. Bruhn . . . Mrs. Cole .. . Mr. Lovas . . . Mrs. Hotzler . . u mM-M OFFICE . . . passes . . .make- up slips ... ID's ... announce- ments . . . excuses . . . confusion . . . efficiency? . . . paper work . . . micturm Mrs. Kostecka . . . Mrs. Swedlund . . . Mrs. Opsahl . . . Mrs. Winterhalter . . . Mrs. McCulloch . . . Mrs. Wayne SPECIAL ED . . . work . . . programs . . . tutoring . . . workbooks . . . reading . . . interest . . . projects . . . wicturm Mr. Larson . . . Mr. Feltl . . . Mrs. Crist mwwwmwinwvwm W English-Social See All the Students ENGLISH . . . grammar . . . poetry . . . music . . . novels . . . Classics . . . spelling . . . drama . . . communications . . . vo- cabulary . . . essays . . . S.I. Hayakawa . . . Carl Sandburg . . . Shakespeare . . . snowflakes and turkeys . . . ipicturei Mr. Salinger . . . Mr. Schultz . . . Mrs. Berglund . . . Mrs. Bell . . . Miss Neuse . . . Mr. George . . . mot picturedi Miss Herbst . . . Mrs. Throntveit BELOW Mr. Anderson plays with one of his toys in the physics room. BELOW MIDDLE Mr. Terriquez leads a small group in his social classroom. BELOW RIGHT Mr. George talks casually with Greg Koenig in his snowflake-decorated English class. 96 Math-Science See Most SOCA ma S... of th e St u d 8 nts :$:;g:ti::n??f3;::; ::. Romans . . . micturen Mr. Ryski . . . Mr. Born . . . Mr. Kroupa .. . Mr. Murphy . . . MI. Anderson Mr. Stets MI. Terriquez . . . Mr. Porter . . . Mrs. Wanek. SCIENCE . . . experiments . . . formulas . . . micro- scopes . . . species . . . vectors . . . frogs . . . wicturq Mr. Ostlund . . . Mr. Anderson . . . Mr. Nelson . . . Mrs. Seeger . . . Mrs.4 Turnquist . . . Mr. Gran . . . Mr. Strokirch . . . Mr. Stets. MATH . . . equations . . . graphs . . . ratios . . . quotients . . . hypotenuse . . . theorems . . . radicals . . . Wicturm MI. Winterhalter Mr. Engstrom . . . Mr. Werpy . . . Mr. Kleven . . . Mr. Wickett . . . Mr. Anderson . . . Mr. Holte. Skills for the Present and HOME EC . . . nutrition . . . alterations . . . home life . . . fabric . . . designs . . . consumer know- ledge . . . fashion . . . meal preparation . . . per- sonal hygiene . . . cooking . . . hams . . . bobbins . . . good smells . . . unusual tastes? . . . ipicturei Miss Ovick . . . Miss Lenz SHOP . . . tools . . . sawdust . . . glue . . . screw- drivers . . . pinewood . . . nails . . . buzzsaw . . . hammers . . . ratchets . . . exhaust . . . radios . . . distributor . . . drawings . . . canoes . . . sailboats . . . frames . . . lathe . . . Vises . . . jacks . . . carburetor . . . ipicturei Mr. Waytashek . . . Mr.C1ark . . . Mr. Keller ...Skills for the Future BUSINESS . . . typing . . . transcriptions . . . credits . . . filing . . . timings . . . transactions . . . machines . . . dictation . . . tabulation problems . . . income . . . statements . . . key punch . . . legal rights . . . insurance . . . Wicturm Mr. Ofsthun . . . Mr. Hagen PHY ED . . . excercises . . . cageball . . . sprints . .. field hockey . . . running . . . parallel bars . . . rcpes . . . bas- ketball . . . tumbling . . . football . . . sweat . . . showers . . . sore muscles . . . track . . . teams . . . wictura Miss Iverson . . . Miss MacKenzie . . . Mr. Holte . . . Mr. Ryski . . . Mr. Leapold 99 Students Learn Many Ways of Expression. . . ART . . . paper mache . . . collage . . . easel . . . brushes . . . Spilled paint . . . caricatures . . . flying clay . . . canvas . . . silk screen . . . mictura Mrs. Stewart . . . Miss Stewart LANGUAGE . . . Sprechen Sie Deutsch? . . . pilot to co-pilot . . . Hablas Espanol? . . . dialogue . . . Buenas Dias . . . scrabble . . . drills . . . Prufung . . . drills . . . drills . . . Wictura Miss Knutson . . . Mrs. Hillger 100 101 MUSIC . . . sarahsponda . . . three- four time . . . scales . . . tuning up . . . flat . . . dotted-eighth note . . . striped-quarter note . . . rhythm . . . fortissimo . . . concerts . . . syncopa- tion . . . Aeolion mode . . . count . . . wicturm Miss Gordon . . . Mr. D. Stark . .. Mr. Lee . . . Mr. E. Stark DRAMA-SPEECH . . . in character . . . one-acts . . . video tapes . . . hysteria . . . children's theater . . . relaxers . . . improvisation . . . mirrors . . . stress . . . enunciate . . . eye-contact . . . good posture . . . gestures . . . Wicturm Mrs. Barnhart . . . Miss Nueman What's really in that cup? Shh. . . Bottoms up'. .taking time for friendship, thinking, and rest. in fun, study, work and play. . . Juniors Paul Adelmann Jim Anderson Patti Anderson Robyn Anonsen Charlotte Arth Rodney Atkins Jim Bach Cheryl Barney Larry Barta Vicki Berg Marilyn Berg Anne Berne Debbie Berntsen Debbie Best Becky Betts Carol Blshop Vice-President- Bonnie Peterson Secretary-Jamie Mikelson Jim Bliss Ellen Bovi Karen Brandt Steve Branson Barb Brekke Kathy Brosdahl Jim Brown Delores Bundy Gregg Carey Laurie Carston Magazines old for the 104 Class of '73 President-Greg Carey Tre asurer-Lyn Rohe Prom and the Banquet 105 Judy Chevalier Michel Chevalier Peter Clement LaRae Compton Debbie Comstock Charlie Cruse Lynn Davis Jim Dolej si Jim Donaldson Kurt Dvorak Laura Elliott Dan Emblom Lorrie Erie Diane Evenski Pam Feigum Debbie Foley Debb F osnocht Lynn Franson George Gartner Gary Glasscock Amy Green Pam Griffith Gail Harless Kaye Henslin Ted Herbes Jim Herzog Ruth Holmquist Heidi Holte Dan Hone Paula Horan Allen Howard Chris Huessey Dave Hulbert Stuart Husby Diane Ivers JanBert Jacobse Bob Johnson Mike Johnson Gwen Jaszcak Penny Kakach Richard Karulf Terry Knisely Sandy Knutson Greg Koenig Kevin Kopesky Randy Kopesky Joan Kopp Pam LeGrand Larry Lemon Charlotte Larson Kevin Larson DeeDee Lauck Judy Loscheider Sue Lundin Steve Manlove Mike Marming Kathy Marsh Casey McConville Barb McColloch Glenda McKinley JoAnn Meyers Lisa Middleton Jamie Mikelson Kurt Miller Cindy Modeen Debbie Noel Jean Nygard Mary O'Brien Bob Osterholt John Pafko Carol Parkos Carrie Paterson Jill Penny Mario Pepin Bonnie Peterson Thersa Petracek Jane Pobuda Gail Pratt Dale Redpath Lyn Rohe Barb Salyards Dennis Sands Anne Saxe Marta Schee Laurie Schendel Cindy Schmidt Dawn Schmidt Denise Schmitz Rosemary Semrad Marie Skj elbostad Brian Smith Dawn Smith Ena Stille Cindy Strand Mindy Sutton Buff Swanson Pam Swanson Carol Tabat Cindy Tangen Linda Taylor John Theis Stan Theis Rick Thorpe Brian Tierney Rick Tracy Greg Treanor Steve Turnbull Paul Westeraus Jon Williams LuAnn Wills Sue Wittsack Dave Wyatt Jeanette Zipf Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS President-Randy Franks Vice-President-Robyn Allar Secretary-Lisa Soderlind Treasurer-Randi Gilhoi 108 Jim Agrimson Robyn Alla: Diane Anderson Jane Anderson Ron Arth Debbie Bach Jean Bell Kay Bennett Caryn Benson Jon Be Chuck Berglund Denise Best Howard Bloomquist Joe Bofenkamp Mark Bornhoft Bob Bossart Nancy Bovi Jeff Brace Julia Brakhage Arnold Bredow Jon Breitenstein Curt Brosdahl Cheryl Brown Mark Brown Shawn Bublitz Doug Bundy Nancy Butter Mark Carey Nancy CarISOn Pat Carmody Lisa Carpenter Jeff Christiansen Gary Clark Bruce Compton Ellen Connaughty Brad Coon Nora Cruse Ginny Curtis Darcy DeCoste Bob Dresser Phil Bide 109 Melissa Eiden Steve Eisch Janna Emerson Julie Emerson Bob Ericksen Jon Erickson Christie Erie Allen Evenski Sara Evert Karen Fitzgerald Dave Flavin Craig Fourre Lisa Fransen LeAnn Friden Dave Gartner Dave Gilderhus Chris Geason Randi Gilhoi Holly Gudmundson Trudie Harris Mary Hays Jean Hepola Don Herbes Kim Herbst Randy Hill Bill Herzog John Hobbs Ernest Holmquist Jeff Holte LeAnn Hookom Sheila Horan Brain Hovey Gerald Howard Duane Hulbert Sue Hustad Robbie Jarrett Terry Jellison Dave Johnson Julie Johnson Lauri Johnson Mary Johnson Linda Johnston Guy Jones Linda Kaefer Dave Kasid Doug Kaye Barb Kerber Mike Glibert HO Valerie Knisely Kim Knutson Sue Knutson Rita Kooiman Mark Kopesky Mark Kreighbum Kendall Larson Nancy Larson Jim Listberger Dana Loerzel Tim Loken Cathy Manning Kathy Marpe Diane Marshall Jeff Martin Laurie Mange Jean Menke Tim Moening Steve Molitor Tom Monson Margo Moore Tom Neidenfeuhr Ruth Nordsletten Marion Norris Pat O'Brien Dave Olson Debby Opdal Kathy O'Ryan Mary Pankow Martin Pepper LeeAnn Peterson Mark Peterson Cindy Pittsley JoAnn Portinga Terri Potter Jean Pruszinski Alan Quaal Brad Quam Steve Riechow Pat Riepe Julie Rogers Paul Sailor Mary Semrad Dawn Serbus Kathy Shidla Renee Smith Lisa Soderlind Joe Springer Keith Steinhoff Robyn Sterner Brenda Suchy Scott Taylor Kenneth Teman Pat Tierney Nancy Towne Gary Treanor Janine Waldack Mary Williams Susie Wilson N ancy Wright Debbie Wurdeman Dawn Zimmerman Tina Zirbes Freshman Lori Anonsen , Mary Arens Pam Atkins , Larry Bach Mike Bakken, Kevin Barta President-Paul Goodwill, V. President-l Kris Knutson, Sec. , Treas. -Laura Makmen Patty Besta, Don Betts, Rob Bishop, Mark Blanchard, Mike Blood, Mark Boerger, Loretta Bolduc Scott Bossart, Debbie Brace, Jean Brakkage, Craig Brandt, Jim Branson, Cindy Brekke, Joni Bren H2 Erin Burnes, John Carlon, Kevin Carter, Sean Casey, Barb Coleman, Spencer Conrad, Debbie Crowe Greg Cutshall, Amy Davis, Beryl DeCoste, Larry Doig, Darnell Dorr, Jeff East, Bruce Eaton Peggy Eisch, Jeff Erickson, Lisa Erickson , Kathy Evans, Terry Evans, Kathy Formico, Diane Fourre Dave Frankland, Tim Gedig, Mike Geimer, Jay Gilbertson, Tim Gisborne , Paul Goodwill, Emily Green Robin Groenke, Scott Halverson, Anita Hanson, Joan Hanson, Mike Henderson, Dave Herbes, Mark Hoel Robert Howard, Maja Husby, Bill Inhofer, Mark Iverson, Lynda Jaszczak, Dave Johnson, Scott Johnson Jeff Johnston, Dale Kerber, Glenn King, Cindy Knolls, Kris Knutsen, Candy Kokesh, Kristin Komschlies Randy Kooiman, John Kottle, Mark Kreighbuam, Debbie Kurtz, Beth LaPlante, Jeff LeGrand, Allen Lerold Janet Makie, Laura Makinen, Karen Marpe, Kent Martner, Tom McConville, Bob Menke, Bob Meyers. Brian Middleton, Randy Miller, Mary Moliter, Dave Mueler, Carol Nelson, Karen Nelson, Todd Nesbitt. Bill Neuenfelt, Rose Overman, Daine Pauly, Scott Pederson, Anita Peltier, Annette Pepin, Robert Perkins Linda Peterson, Bill Peterson, Laura Petracek, Pan Fletcher, Gary Pletsch, Wayne Pruscinske, Doug Quirm Cindy Randle, Marty Raths, Dave Redpath, John Roles, Kerry Rowland, Lisa Rusch, Signe Schee Kathy Scheneman, Shirley Schienner, Rickie Schmitz, Marcene Showalter, Michael Showalter, Kevin Schudhiess, Val Simmit Carolyn Smith, Dave Smith, Gerald Smith, Bill Soderlind, Joan Springer, Tom Sumner, Scott Sundquist Tom Swirtz, Chris Tangen, Barb Taylor, Nora Teman, Brad Teslow, Jeff Thies, Tom Thorp Laura Tierney, Debbie Totushek, Liz Tracy, Guy Treanor, Frank Verononsky, Mitch Vest, Leslie Wick Jon Wickersheim, Barb Williams, Candace Winslow, Richard Wyatt, Gayle Ybarra, Greg Yee, Jenny Zirbes 114 President-Patty Wilson Vice Pres. -Todd Sherman Secretary-Sue Hepola Treasurer-Lynn Strand Eighth Grade John Agrimson Rick Alery Dave Atkins Werdy Autio Marvin Babatz Mike Bachman Brenda Barlow, Celeste Beckman, Dave Bell, Nancy Berg, John Berg, Rodney Blessner, Robyn Blood Herb BloomquiSt, Randy Blunt, Brad Boerger, Tod Bornhoft, Steve Bulduc, David Brandt, Steve Brandt Dave Branson, Bruce Broeren, Karen Brown, Steve Brown, Mary Butter, Steve Carey, Bill Carston Lori Christianson, Dorette Coleman, Jill Connaughty, Pat Coon, Kathy Cordell, Rod Corrigan, Terry Curtis Ruth Donato, Donna Dresser, Joe Eicholt, Julie Eide, Wendy ercK, Rick Erickson, Terri Erickson Tom Erickson, Diane Fisher, Mary Fitzgerald, Dan Foley, Lauren Franson, Karie Friehe, Candy Friswold Ross Gavle, Paul Gibbs, Susan Gilhoi, Debbie Gingold, Paul Gjersvik, Rita Glasscock, Bob Grassel Jeff Groenke, Laurie Hagen, Kathy Hanson, Kenny Hanson, Peggy Harris, Jeff Hastings, Michele Haugen Bill Haupt, Donald Hauser, Dawn Henderson, Danial Henrickson, Mikal Henrickson Patricia Henslin Susan Hepola Marie Herbes, Pamela Herbst, Cheryl Hoel, Stephen Homquist, Donald Houghton, Danna Howard, Brynne Johnson David Johnson, Jack Johnson, Jodi Johnson, Tim Johnson, Tom Johnson, Roy Johnston, Victor Kaneps Galen Karger, Shelly Kaveney, Joe Klement, Karl Knisely, Pamela Knolls, Dana Knutson, Liz Knutson. Bill Knutson, Kathy Kokesh, Craig Ladwig, Jeff Larson, Peter Larson, Kathy Lefebvre, Corky Lefler Kurt Lieeneman, Dan Loerzel, Brian Lundin, Donna Mack, Nanette Mariono, Kathy Marshall, Wade Marshall Steve Martin, Bob McCulloch, Kelly McMahon, Mike Meyers, Susan Meyers, Leanne Miller, Rick Miller Chris Moore, Linda Moran, Tom Moran, Paul Mueller, Dawn Nechas, Russ Nelson, Bob Nesbitt John Netwal, Mary Netwal, Mary Nordsletten, Tom Norman, Mike O'Brian, Kathy Odean, Brian Olson Karen Olson, John O'Ryan, Alice Ott, Lauri Patterson, Sandy Pederson, Jack Peterson, Patty Pobuda Mat Quam, Randy Ramow, Jodi Reddick, Patty Redmond, Rick Reichow, Rick Renier, Brad Rens Kathy Riepe, Paul Rummel, Rick Rusch, Joyce Schmidt, Sara Schulman, Todd Sherman, Bret Sickman Connie Silbemagel, Jeff Simons, Bruce Smith, Sarah Soshea, Sue Stanley, Lynn Strand, John Sword Terry Symanitz, Mark Szymczak, Bill Teman, Joel Thies, Vicki Thomas, Marge Tracy, Karen Twite Debra VanGuilder, Rose Wagner, Scott Waldack, Vicki Wiese, Scott Williamette, Patty Wilson, Terry Ybarra Bri an Zimmerman , Jim Zirbes H7 Seventh Grade Carmen Ader, Kim Alery, Jodi Allar, Randy Allar, Jill Anderson, Mark Arens, Karen Arth, Kevin Atkins, Peter Ault, Sue Autio, Mark Babatz, Tim Bakken, Kris Barnaal, Amanda Bell Anne Bennett, Doreen Best, Dave Brakhage, Tom Brekke: Phil Brose , Bill Brown, Denise Bundy Jim Bundy, Shawn Burke , Liz Burns, Kelleen Burns, Jeff Busch, Mary Bye, Jeff Calvin Mike Carlin, Kathy Casey, Kevin Casey, Kathy Christianson, Lori Compton, Diane Conley, Louise Cordell Colleen Corrigan, Jeff Crownover, Pat Cruse, John Cuetnic, Bill Daly, Holly Davis, Karen DeNio Ron Doig , Dawn Dreyer, Mike East, Glen Eaton, Amy Eisch, Kristi Eitel, Eric Emblom Nancy Emmerson, Scott Englar, Julie Erickson, Terry Erickson, Mark Evert, Janet F lavin, John Fragale Dale Gehrke, Steve Geimer, Daine Gerdts, Jeff Gilbertson, Bruce Gillard, Pam Gisbome, Dean Gudmundson 118 E mm: 35- ? ? 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Ken Gustafson, Alan Hagen, Paul Halverson, Jim Hanson, Ted Hanson, Tom Hanson, Debra Harris Bryan Hatcher, Kim Haugen, Lissette Haukom, Nancy Hayes, John Hays, Craig Henderson, Pat Henderson Sue Henslin, Dale Hepola, Mark Herbold, Jill Holte, Pat Horan, Nancy Howard, Ron Huber Carol Huntley, Kelli Hustad, Soctt Iverson, Lori Jacobson, Brad Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Julie Johnson Dan Johnston, Mike Johnston, ' Jeff Jones, Becky Jordan, Tamara Kaveney, Paul Keiski, Colette Knutson Brian Komschlies, Bonita Kooiman, Todd Kuglin, Teme Kum, Dave Lindahl, Kirk Lindahl, Marge Listberger Gary Loscheider, Karen McArmally, Steve Makie, Sharon Malmer, Denise Manke, Kim Marquette,Josey Marshall Wendy Martin, Glen Martner, Pat Meyers, Brian Mikkelsbn, Vaughn Miller, John Monson, Paula Molzahn Dan Nordsletten, Sue Noel, Patti Neuman, Kathy Netwel, Dave Nelson, Lisa Meyers, Donna Mueller John Nugent, Steve Nygard, Jerry Nyquist, Christel Orgren, Brenda Orr, Layne Ortloff, Sherri Otis Debra Palmer, Tom Pankow, Maureen Pauly, Phil Pennie, Marie Peper, Lynn Peterson, Cilia Petracek Paula Pletcher, John Pobuda, Tom Porter, Linda Pratt, Becky Quaal, Robin Rabine, Tom Randle Tom Redmond, Craig Renier, Jeff Riepe, Cheryl Robertson, Pat Roesser, Paul Rogers, Luann Rohe Tom Roles, Steve Rowland, Karen Rummel, Joann Sable, Andy Sailor, Steve Salentine, Nancy Scheneman Debra Schmidt, Steve Serbus, Jim Semrad, Anne Seery, Todd Severson, Jon Schee, Chris Sherman Cindy Sickman, Scott Smith, Michele Sopczak, Sheryl Stead, Teresa Stienhoff, Jari Stumpf, Keith Sudquist Chris Sutton, Pat Swanson, Sharon Swim, Steve Symanietz, Linnea Tangen, Keith Taylor, Becky Upton Kathy Veronsky, Denny Vieling, Nancy Wagner, Julie Westrup, Mary Wick, Peggy Wilson, Sandy Winslow 120 Lori Wittenburg, Kim Woods, Marty Wyatt, April Yarborough, Pat Yee, Joan Zurn Learning the Land are L. TO R. -Cindy Johnson, Ron Huber, Kathy Casey, Mark Babatz, Erich Enblom. BELOW are Martin Peper, Gerald Howard, Robyn Alar, Phil Ride in their favorite class-Geometry 121 o.cn-xm onm-U Shgym Burke, and Pat So big says Guy T reanor LOWER LEFT - is Ann Bennett playing telephone. UPPER RIGHT are Pam Griffith and Kurt Miller diligently at work. Three is a crowd Playing chess are Ron Huber, Johnson. 122 123 Follow me boys says Randy Hill. His followers are Jeff Johnston, Allan Evenski, and Doug Nesbitt. Ann Berne ponders over the wonders of nature. Make-up artists at work'. Kathy Shidla, Margo Moore, and Jean Hepola make-up Cindy Towne. QCD Oh-J rn They Learned Together. . . UPPER RIGHT -Paul Halverson and Jeff Riepe exchange marbles. LOWER RIGHT -Ena Stille, Ann Berne, and Lyn Rohe search for a lost contract. 124 and Crew As Individuals. . Dan Hone shows how he's executive potential. Glenda. . .on one of her harder working days. Joe Springer makes his move. AGRIMSON, DEBBIE GRA 9-10; Yearbook Section Editor 11; 20,32 ALLAR. WENDY GRA 10; Ski Club 11; Plays 10 -11; Musicals 10, 12; Choir 12; Eyrie 10,11; Annual 12; Prom and Banquet 11; 20 ANDERSON, SCOTT Football 9, Basketball 9, 10; Cross Country 11, 12;SkiC1ub 11; Track 11,12; Golf 9, 10; Chess 9, 12; FCA 11, 12; Letterman's Club 12; 20, 28, 37 ARLT, TIM Wrestling 9; Cross Country 10, 12; Track 8, 11; Annual 12 ; Eyrie 10; Wastrotoons Syndicate 12 ; 20, 37 AULT, KATHY Speech10-12;N.H.S. 10-12; Plays 12: Musicals 11; Band 10; Eyrie 12; 20 EACH, CHERYL G.R.A. 9.10: 20 BACHMAN, JONI G.R.A. 9-11; Gymnastics 9-11; Ski Club 11, 12; Plays 10-12; Annual 11-12; Prom and Banquet 11; 20 BECKMAN, JOHN Football 10; Cross Country 11; N.H.S. 10-12; Band 9-12; Track9-12; 20 BELL, LYNNE G.R.A. 9; Ski Club 12;P1ays 10-12; Musicals 10-12; Band 9-12; Eyrie 10-12; Editor Annua111-12; Stage band 11-12; A.V. 11-12; 21,26 BENHARDUS, KATHY Musicals 11, 12 ; Band 10 -12; 21,26,39 BERRYMAN, RICK 21,25 BLACKLOCK, CRAIG Basketball 9, 10; Cross Country 9-12; Musicals 11; Choir 12;Band 9, 10; Track 9-11; Annual 10-11; 21 BLOOMQUIST, HARVEY Musicals 11, 12 ; Band 10 -12; 21, 39 BRACE, SCOTT Football 7-12; Basketball 7-10; Plays 10; Track 9-10; 22 BRAKHAGE, PETER BUNDY, CECILIA G.R.A. 10; F.H.A. 12; Prom and Banquet 11; 22 CANFIEID , SCOTT 22 CAREY, JOE Football 9, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Cross Country 10, 11; Track 9-12; 22 CARLSON, CANDY A.F. S. 9-12; N. H. S. 11,12; Plays 11; Annual 12; Eyrie 11; Office Staff 12; Library Staff 10 -12; 22 CARPENTER, GAY G.R.A. 9-12; Plays 11; Musicals 11;Annua112; 23,36 CARPENTER, REBECCA G.R.A. 10-11; Gymanastics 10; Ski Club 11, 12; From and Banquet 11; 23, 32 CASEY, MICHELE G.R.A. 9, 10; Plays 11; Musicals 10,11; Choir 12; Annual 11; From and Banquet 11; Debate 9; Student Council 9; Class Officer 9: 23. 33 CI-IRISTIANSON, ERIC Hockey 12; Baseball 9, 10; N.H.S. 11, 12; 23 CUTSHALL, PAM G. R.A. 10; Gymnastics 10,12; A.F.S. 10; Ski Club 11,12; Musicals 10; Band 10; Annual 10, 11; Prom and Banquet 11 DAI-ILSTROM, KATHY G.R.A. 9,10; A.F.S. 10,11; Ski Club 11,12; Plays 12; Musicals 12; Yearbook 12; Eyrie 10; Prom and Banquet 11; N. C.A. Committee 12; 22, 24 DARKENWALD, GIL Football 10 -12; Plays 11, 12 ; Musicals 11,12; Choir 12; 24, 31 DAWSON, YVONNE G. R. A. 10; F. H. A. 10; DOLEJSI, JOHN Football 9; Basketball 10 -12; 24 DOOLITTLE, DEBBIE G. R. A. 7-10; Prom and Banquet 11;Annu3.111; 24,32 DYBING, LORI G.R.A. 8-10; Plays 12; Prom and Banquet 11; Annual 12; Musicals 12; 24 EGGAN, KATHY Ski Club 11; Plays 10 -12; Musicals 10-12; Choir 10 -12; Student Council Secretary 12; 25, 36 EICKHOLT, KRISS Band 7-10; 25 EIDE, PAM A.F.S. 9-12; Plays 11; Chori11-12;Eyrie 11; Annual 12; Office Staff 11-12; 25 ENGH, LINDA G.R.A;11-12; Eyrie 11; 25 ERCK, BONNIE Band 10; Prom 8 Banquet 11; 25 EVENSKI, SUE GRA 9-10; Gynmastics 9; 26 FELSING, SHIRLEY 26 FIFIELD, JANE GRA 9-10; Gymnastics 9;AFS 10 -11; NHS 11-12; Plays 10; Musicals 10 -11; Choir 11-12; Annual 10 -11 ; Student Council 9-12; Prom and Banquet 11 ; 25, 26 FLAVIN, MIKE Football 9; Hockey 12; Musicals 9-12; Band 9-12; Track 9-12; 22,27, 29 GAMBLE, LAURIE Musicals 11; Choir 10 -12; Student Council 11; 27 GARTNER, PETER 27 GEASON, DAWN 27 GILBERT, GORDY Hockey 12; Track 10 -12; AV 10 -11 ; 27 GRAUPMAN, DON GREEN, CHARLES Wrestling 10; 27 HANSON, VICKI GRA 9-12; Gymnastics 10, 12; AFS 12; NHS 11-12;P1ays 10; Musicals 10, 12; Choir 11-12; Choir 11,12; Annual 11-12; Eyrie 10-11; 27 HERZOG, KATHY GRA 9-10; Gymnastics 10; AFS 10,12; Ski Club 11-12; Plays 10; Eyrie 10 -12 Page Editor; Office Staff 11; Prom 8 Banquet 11; 27 126 HOFFMAN, BEN Wrestling 12; NHS 12; Band 9-12; Annual 12; Science Club 10; Math Club 10; 28 HOLASEK, TARIN Eyrie 11; 28 HOLTE, JOYCE GRA 9-12; Gymnastics 9-12; Cheer- leader 10,12; Student Council 11 -12; 26, 28, 42 HOOKAM, DUANE Snow -Daze Attendant 11; Football 9-12; Captain 12; All Conference 12; Basketball Intramural 10 -12; Wrestling 9; NHS V. Pres. ; National Math Test Finalist 11; Band 11; Lettermans Club 10 -12; Pres.; Class President 12; FCA 11; Homecoming King 12; Track 9-12; Boys State 11; JFR 11; 21,28, 34,42 HORAN, MARY GRA 9-10; AFS 10, 12; Ski Club 11-12; Plays 10-11;Annua1 12; 29 HOXIE, LAURA Plays 9-11; Musical 11; 29 JACOBSE, IENEKE GRA 9-12, V. Pres. ; Girls Athletics; Plays 9-12; Speech 11; AFS 12; Musicals 9-12; Choir 9-12; Eyrie 10-11; Annua112; AB Committee; NCA Evaluation Board; 29 JOHNSON, BRAD Hockey 9, 12 ; JOHNSON, DIANE GRA 10; Gymnastics 11-12; Sno- Daze Attendant 11 ; Homecoming Queen 12; Ski Club 11-12; Musical 10; Choir 11-12; Cheerleader 11-12; Student Council 11 -12; 29, 34, 42 JOHNSON, MARK Basketball 9-10; Vice Pres. , 11; Eyrie 10-12; Lettermans Club 10 -12; Track 9-12; Homecoming Candidate12; Sno -Daze Attendant 11 ; JFR 11; 29,42 JOHNSTON, RANDY Football 9; Wrestling 9; Baseball 9-10; JFR 11; Ski Club 11; Musicals 10 -12; Plays 11; Choir 10-12; Drama 11; 29 JORDAN, DAlNE Ski Club 11; 29 KALLUNKI, STEVE Wrestling 11 -12; Musicals 11-12; Choir 12; 5U KARGER, CORLISS GRA 9-10; 30 KORSMO, NEVA AFS 10; Plays 10 -12; Musicals 10-11; Choir 10 -12; Student Council 10-12; Secre- tary 11 , Pres. 12; Prom 8 Banquet 11; 10th grade Homecoming Attendant, 12th grade Homecoming Queen canidate; 30, 42 KING, CLAUDE Intermural Basketball 10 -12; Cross Country 11; NHS 11-12;Annua112;Golf 10-12; AV 11 -12; 30 KINNE, LINDA GRA 9-12; Gymnastics 9-10; AFS 9-12 AFS Student to Germany; Musicals 10 -11; Choir 9-12; Eyrie 9, 12; 14,30 KINNEY, JEFF 30 KLEIN, CHERYL Prom 8 Banquet 11; Annual 12; 30 KORSMO, NEVA AFS 10; Plays 10 -12; Musicals 10-11; Choir 10 -12; Student Council 10 -12; Secretary 11; President 12; Prom 8 Banquet; 30 LAPLANTE, MONICA GRA 9-12; AFS 9-12; Ski Club 127 11-12; EyTie 10 -12; Annual 12; Student Council Tresaurer 11; V. Pres. 12; Prom 8 Banquet 11; 30 LINGE, TOM Hockey 11 -12; 31 LOWE, DAVID Intermural Basketball 11 -12; Ski Club 11-12; Chess Club 11-12;Annua1 12; Golf 10-12; 31 LOWE, DEBBIE GRA 9-10; Gymnastics 9, NHS 10 -12; Musicals 11 -12; Band 9-12; Eyrie Copy Editor; Annual 12; Student Council 9-11; Secretary 9; Class Secretary 12; 21,31 MACK, JEAN GRA 9-10; Gymnastics 9; Prom 8 Ban- quet 11; 32 MACKENSTADT, JEFF Ski Club 11-12; 32 MAKIE, MARY Speech 10-12; Plays 10 -12; FHA 110 -12; Student Council 10,12; Annual 12; Eyrie 12; Pep Club 10; Prom 8 Banquet 11; 32 MANLOVE, MIKE Football 10 -12; Wrestling 10 -12; Musicals 11-12; Choir 10 -12; Lettelsmans Club 11 -12; 32 MARTIN, PAM GRA 9-10; AFS 9-11; Ski Club 11-12; Secretary 12; Plays 11-12; Musicals 11-12; Annual 12; Eyrie 10; NCA Committee 12; FHA 10; Prom 8 Banquet 11; 25, 32 MARTINSON, MARCIA 32 MARTN'ER, JOHN MCCONVILLE, MARY GRA 10-11; Football Stat. Manager 12; Speech 12; AFS 11-12; Student to India; Ski Club 11; Plays 11 -12; Musicals 11-12; Prom 8 Banquet 11; Eyrie 11-12; Page Editor 12; Debate 12 ; Track 10; Annual 12; NCA Committee; JFR 11; Homecoming MC 12; Pep Club 10; Choir 12; 15,23,33 MCMAHON, MIKE Football 9-10; Wrestling 10; Annu2112;JFR 11; 33 MENGVE, PAUL Football 9; Basketball 9; Hockey 10-12; AFS 12, Sec-Treas; 33 MEYERS, BILL Basketball 9-10; Baseball 9-12; 33 MIKKELSON, GARY Football 10 -12; Basketball 10 -12; Baseball 11 -12; Lettermans Club 11-12; Class Pres. 10-11, V.Pres. 12; 21,22,42 MOLITOR, TONY Wrestling 9-12; Cross Country 10-12; Track 9, 10, 12; 33 MORAN, JIM Football 10 -12; Lettermans Club 11-12; 34 NELSON, MARMY NHS 10-12; Band 10 -12; Student Counci19-10; 32, 34 NESBITT, MERRIANNE Plays 11-12; Musicals 11 -12; Prom 8 Banquet 11; 34 NETWAL, DEAN Wrestling 11 -12; Catpain 12; Choir 12; JFR 11; 34 NORMAN, BOB Football 9; Hockey 9-12; JFR 11; 34 NORRIS, IAN Baseball 10; Band 9; Annual 11; 34 ONDRACHEK, NANCY GRA 10;12; Girls Sports 12; 34 PETERSON, CATHY GRA 9-12; Band 9-10; Plays 10 -11; PETRACEK, KEN PICHA, DAVID Ski Club 12; NHS 11-12; Band 9-12; Golf 9-12; Chess Club 9-12; Intermural Basketball 11; Basketball 12; Lettermens Club 10 -12; Annual 12; 35 PICHA, DWIGHT Basketball 9 -12; Baseball 9 -12 ; Cross Country 11; Lettermens Club 10 -12; Student Council 9, 11; President 9; Homecoming candidate 12; JFR 11, Eyrie 10 -12; Annual Photographer 12; FCA 11-12; 35,42 FLETCHER, SANDY GRA 9-11; 35 PORTINGA, LORI Band 9-12; Choir 12 ; 35 PRATT, GLYN'IS GRA 1o -11; Gymnastics 10; Annual 12; Eyrie 1o-11; 35 PUFAI-IL, TOM Football 9-12; 36 PRUSZINSKI, SCOTT 35 RADEMACI-IER, PEGGY GRA 10-11; Eyrie 10 -11; Library Staff 12; 36 RANNOW, JAMES Football 10; Wrestling 9; Cross Country 11-12; Plays 11-12; Musicals 11-12; Band 9-12, Pres. , Annua112;AV 11-12; Track 10,12; 36 REVIER, TERRI GRA 9-10; Prom 8 Banquet 11; RODRIGUEZ, MARGIE GRA 9; Plays 11; Musicals 11-12; Prom 8 Banquet 11; 24, 36 RUSCH, DENISE SAILOR, PHIL Hockey 12; Band 11-12; Stage Band 10 -12; 36 SCHAITBERGER, KAREN GRA 9 -11; Gymnastics 9-10;C1ass Pres. 9, Treas. 10, Sec. 11; AFS 10; Musicals 10; Choir 9-12; Girls Sports 9-11; 36 SCHMIDT, JUDY Eyrie 11; Library Staff 12; 37 SCHWARTZ, DON 26,37 SEIFERT, NORMA GRA 10; Musicals 10; Choir 10 -12; Annual 10 -11; Section Ed. 11; Sno-Daze Attendant 10; Homecoming Candidate 12; Prom 8 Banquet 11; 25, 37, 42 SILBERNAGEL, SHARON SIMMET, MARK Hockey 10, 12; Baseball 10; Golf 9-12; 37 SMETANA, DAVID Football 10; SMITH, CAROL GRA 9-10; 37 STRAND, DEBBIE GRA 9; Gymnastics 9; Art Club 9-10; 38 SUCHY, ALAN SWANSON, DOUG Basketba119; Hockey 11 -12; Band 9; SWANSON, STEVE 38 VEST, NAN Plays 11-12; Musicals 11; Choir 12; Cheerleader 10; NCA Committee; 38 WEBER, MARY WEDLUND, BECKY Speech 10,12; Plays 11 -12; Choir 12; FI-LA 11-12, Treas. 12;Annua112; Eyrie 11-12; Library Staff 11; Office Staff 12; 38 WESTERMANN, JOY GRA 9-12; AFS 10 -12; NHS 10-12; Plays 10; Musicals 11-12; Band 9-12; From 8 Banquet 11; All-conference Band 11-12; Eyrie 10 -12; 38 WESTLUND, ROBIN GRA 9-11; Gymnastics 9-11; Ski Club 12; Cheerleader 11-12; Drama Club 11; 38 WILDERMUTH, LORI GRA 10 -12; Choir 12; Girls Chorus 10-11; Annual 12; Prom 8 Banquet 11; Girls Sports 10-12; 28, 39 WIESE, GREG Track 10 -12; 39 WILLIAMS , TIM WRIGHT, LUCY GRA 9-11; Gymnastics 9; AFS 12; NHS 10-12, Pres. 12; Musicals 10-12; Band 9-12; Student Council 10; Select Band 10 -12; Class Treas. 11-12; Philos0phy-Objectives Committee 12; 21, 31, 39 ZIMMERMAN, MARY 39 128 m Namwh W w W W . Mu W mm wwm mwwm 'm w ,t' mm mm ,5 , iv Senior, Jim Anderson wonders if he'll remember this book after graduation. What did I do Now ? What did the book say about telling whether it is a boy or a girl ? I29 Now Where did I put my paycheck ? Let's see, Number 8 is red. . . Chemistry is easy ? When we march in the bright sun. . . Eagles are the best. Nothing like working together. What you see is what you get! 131 EAGLES SOAR 13$ My lips are stuck and I can't call for help. What does that black dot stand for ? DELLARSDN STUDI School Photography PROMS weddings Portraiture Industrial Aerial Photography COMMERCIAL ero'l I I szj -lI, II I, I 133 SPECIALISTS IN . . . 0 OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 0 WEDDING INVITATIONS 9 ANNOUNCEMENTS o LETTER PRESS 8. OFFSET PRINTING o LAYOUT 9 ART WORK 938-3591 Prlntlng a. Stationery 2O SHADY OAK ROAD HOPKINS. 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