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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

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Be'tsy Clarita LORI JO ANONSEN MARY KAY ARENS PAMELA KAY ATKINS MICHAEL DEAN BAKKEN KAY ELIZABETH BENNETT MARK DALE BLANCHARD MICHAEL ANDREW BLOOD MARK ROGER BOERGER KARI LYNN BONGARD SCOTT CHARLES BOSSART DEBBIE JO BRACE CRAIG PHILIP BRANDT JAMES MICHAEL BRANSON CYNTHIA LOUISE BREKKE JOANN MARIE BREN ERIN MARIE BURNS JOHN ELLIOT CARLON III CYNTHIA LOUISE COLE BARBARA ANN COLEMAN SPENCER LEE CONRAD DEBORAH ANN CROWE GREGORY PAUL CUTSHALL PETER JOSEF JULIAAN CUYPERS AMY BETH DAVIS 10 LAWRENCE ALAN DOIG JEFFREY CARL EAST BRUCE TODD EATON MARGARET MARY EISCH LISA MARIE ERICKSON KATHY LYNN EVANS KATHLEEN ANN FORMICO DIANE MARGARET FOURRE DAVID BRENT FRANKLAND TIMOTHY ROBERT GEDIG MICHAEL CHARLES GEIMER JAY PHILLIP GILBERTSON PAUL DOUGLAS GOODWILL EMILY ANN GREEN ROBIN ANN GROENKE MARY LOHRMANN GSTALDER KENT JONATI-LAN HAAS SCOTT ALLEN HALVERSEN JOAN ARLENE HANSON MARK STEVEN HOEL ROBERT WAYNE HOWARD LYNDA ANN JASZCZAK BRIAN DOUGLAS JOHNSON DAVID LEE JOHNSON 13 JEROME PETER JOHNSON SCOTT ALLEN JOHNSON GALEN DEAN KARGER DALE HENRY KERBER JEFFERY PAUL KLEIN CYNTHIA ANN KNOLLS KRISTIN HOLM KNUDSEN STEPHANIE ANN KOENIG KRISTIN IOUISE KOMSCHLIES RANDALL ROBERT KOOIMAN JOHN BRIAN KOTTKE DEBORAH DAWN KURTZ 15 JEFFREY DEAN LeGRAND ANDERS BERTIL LEINE MARY LYNN MADDEN KEITH OLAV MARTIN KENT HUNTER MARTNER JANET MARIE MAKIE 16 THOMAS MICHAEL MCCONVILLE ROBERT DALE MENKE BRIAN FORREST MIDDLETON MARY ELIZABETH MOLITOR DAVID JOHN MUELLER CAROL JEAN NELSON 17 TAMMY ANITA NELSON TODD BARRY NESBITT WILLIAM CLAWSON NEUENFELDT ROSEMARIE OVERMAN DIANA CHRISTINE PAULY SCOTT LANE PEDERSON ANITA LOUISE PELTIER ROBERT DENNIS PERKINS LINDA MARIE PETERSON WILLIAM MICHAEL PETERSON JUDITH ANNE PLATT GARY GENE PLETSCH 19 20 WAYNE BURTON PRUSZINSKE DOUGLAS PAUL QUIRAM MARTIN GEORGE RATHS DAVID JOEL REDPATI-I JOHN THOMAS ROLES KERRY ANNE ROWLAND JULIE ANNE RUS TAD SIGNE KRISTJNE SCHEE KATHRYN LYNN SCHENEMAN RICKIE LEE SCHMITZ RANDY RICHARD SCHOENECK MARCENE AN N SHOWALTER 21 22 MICHAEL ALLEN SHOWALTER VALERIE MICHELLE SIMMET GERALD RAYMOND SMITH SCOTT GERALD SUNDQUIST THOMAS LAWRENCE SWIRTZ CHRISTOPHER SCOTT TANGEN M-t-v . 'vu. man ; '- BARBARA LYNN TAYLOR NORA JEAN TEMAN BRADFORD CORT TESLOW ELIZABETH JANE TRACY GUY KENNETH TREANOR MITCHELL GRAY VEST 23 24 BARBARA JEANNE WILLIAMS CANDACE MARIE WINSLOW RICHARD WARD WYATT GREGORY ALAN YEE JENNIFER DeANNE ZIRBES NOT PICTURED: ROBERT ANTHONY BISHOP JAMES THOMAS BULTMAN III KEVIN ROBERT CARTER TERRANCE ARTHUR DILLING BERYL ANN DeCOSTE JEFFERY SCOTT ERICKSON MICHAEL JAMES HENDERSON DAVID ANTON HERBES JAMES PIERRE HERBES DOUGLASS JAY HOWLETT LARRY ALAN JOHNSON CANDACE KAY KOKESH TIMOTHY WAYNE KOSTECKA MARK ANDREW KREIGI-IBAUM ALLEN PATRICK LEROLD STEVE HARVEY MARTIN WILLIAM WILLARD McANALLY RANDALL RAY NASH DOUGLAS JAMES NESBITT LAURA JEAN PETRACEK CYNTHLA LOU RANDLE LISA ANNE RUSCH KEVIN JAMES SHULDI-IIESS THOMAS EDWARD SUMNER JEFFREY PAUL THEIS DEBORAH SUE TOTUSI-IEK BRYAN GREGORY WALDACK JEAN MARIE WEBER STEVE MICHAEL ZIMINSKE TOP: Peter Cuypers visiting with friends. ABOVE: Lisbeth Neilson, takes it easy. RIGHT: Peter Cuy- pers, interested in American fooseball. A.F.S. The American Field Service pro- gram brought two students to Eden Prairie High School and sent one abroad in the '74-'75 school year. Peter Cuypers, from Belgium, and Lizbeth Nielson, from Denmark were the Europeon visitors to Minnesota. Eden Prairie's man abroad was Kevin Carter, who was the AFS student to Australia in the summer of 1974. 25 WE WERE THE EAGLES To love the game beyond the prize Henry Newbolt; Clifton ChapeU 28 F OOTBALL TOP MIDDLE: Eagles are tough on defense. BELOW LEFT: Scott Skrein blocks for jeff East. BELOW RIGHT: Wally Hustad on a reception. The 1974 football season started with two non-conference victories, a shutout of Waconia, and peaked with a surprising victory over Mound. From there the season went downhill. After a disappoint- ing loss to Shakopee, the Eagles barely passed by Orono. Then the season ended with three sound defeats. At Mankatd East, the first game of the season, Eden Prairie came back from a 7-0 halftime deficit, capitalizing on a fumble recovery for the first TD. A 25 yard pass play from quarterback Jeff East to Greg Yee gave the Eagles their second touchdown, and a third was set up by a 50 yard East to 19 Mankato 14 8 Lakeville 7 EP EP EP 24 Waconia 0 EP 14 Mound 12 EP 14 Shakopee 22 EP 20 Orono 19 EP 14 Buffalo 29 EP 8 Glenco 16 EP 0 Chaska 32 Marty Raths pass play. At Lakeville, a 40 yard touchdown pass from East to Raths late in the fourth quarter, plus a two point conversion was all that was needed to gain a narrow 8-7 victory. After shutting out a hapless Wac- onia team, the Eagles faced Mound, formerly of the tough Lake Conference. As 8 to 1 underdogs, the Eagles needed to play a solid game to stay in contention for the championship of the newly formed Suburban West Conference. The game, played at Eden Prairie, pro- vided fans with the best play of the season. Eagles needed to play a solid game to stay in contention for the Cham- pionship of the newly formed Sub- urban West Conference. The game, played at Eden Prairie, provided fans with the best play of the sea- son. In the second quarter, with Mound ahead 6-0, the East- Raths com- bination hit with a 39 yard touch- down pass. A two point conversion gave Eden Prairie an 8-6 halftime lead. Mound took a 12-8 lead in the third quarter. Thru- out the fourth quarter the Eagle defense held Mound from any further scoring. Eden Prairie recaptured the lead on an 87 yard touchdown drive, which included good runs by East and Scott Johnson, along with key pass receptions by Raths, Yee, and Wally Hustad. The Shakopee game, however, was rather disappointing, an indi- cation of how the remaining season would turn out. The Eagles did not score until the second half, while the defense had trouble con- taining Shakopee thru much of the game. Eden Prairie had hopeful but diminished chances of becom- ing conference champs. The Homecoming game against Orono was the most climatic game of the year. With the Eagles be- hind 19-12 in the fourth quarter, East led the offense to a touchdown in four plays, then passed for a two point conversion to take the lead with seconds remaining. With the losses to Buffalo and Glenco, Eden Prairie lost all hope of becoming champs. The season ended with a traumatic loss to Con- ference Champion Chaska. MIDDLE LEFT: Greg Yee discusses strategy with coach Ryski. ABOVE: Touchdown! LEFT: Greg Yee beats his man. 29 30 h 9.1! 5 . v V 4 . ' a; uiiu :;:.- . m Eagt, keidr'ffg ' try Doig, : M NEEL : t Sickman, M1k6-OVBrlaxh JTom M0 es Hankgng . COACH: Mr. W'erpy, Peter ' strand ASST COACH Mr; A ,r , 91'5 31 CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team, coached by Mr. Larry Anderson, finished 7th this year in the conference, as compared to fifth place in 1973. The team followed tradition in being one of the most neglected teams in the school, but this did not discourage them, as they trained everyday, preparing for the three mile course at the up- coming meet. Although still towards the back of the pack, most members will re- turn next year for what should be an improved team. TOP RIGHT: Tim Johnson, Gary Pletsch, 8 Tom Johnson. RIGHT: Bill Baker and Rob Beyer get in step. BOTTOM LEFT: Roy John- stone goes out to pass. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Tom Swirtz goes out for the win. BOTTOM RIGHT: Shoes in a bus seat. I Pr 731$ LEFT: Mike Johnston turns it on. BELOW: Coach Anderson in conference with John Sword and Bert Emswiller. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT, Manager Jay Gilbertson, Bill uree and easyj Baker, Roy Johnstone, John Sword, Gary Mong.m Pletsch, Tom Swirtz, Coach Larry Anderson SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT, Tom Tic1q Johnson, Todd Bertelson, Jun Semrad, Rob Beyer Not Pictured: Mike Johnston. 33 34 IN TERSCH OLASTI C VOLLE YBALL The 1974-75 interscholastic volley- ball team took fifth place in the Suburban West conference with a record of 6 wins, 7 losses. In Dis- tricts, the team defeated Blake in first round play, but lost to Orono tSuburban West champsr in the sec- ond round. This was Eden Prairie's third year of girls volleyball competition. The team has been mainly in the build- ing process, while trying to make a place among the tough teams in the conference. With their spirit- lifting captain Liz Tracy, the net- ters were enthusiastic throughout the season, settling dOWn to serious play for each game. Coach Krista Dommer expects much from next year's team, with several exper- ienced players returning. Special mention goes to Debbie Crowe, named to the All-confer- ence team; Lauren Franson, most improved player; and Laurie Hagen, most valuable player. Freshmen Liz Formico and Lisa Gstalder were called up from B squad to play in the District games. LEFT PAGE: TOP: Way to be ! Lisa Gstalder, Becky Myklebust, Liz Tracy. LEFT: Ready and waiting. Liz Tracy, Patty Red- mond. MIDDLE: Coach Emihi- zer and Coach Domer on edge. RIGHT: Liz Tracy spikes as Laurie Hagen covers. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: Concentration. Marine Pauly, Judy Busch. STANDING: Lauren Fransen, Patty Redmond, Debbie Crowe, Laurie Hagen, Becky Myklebust, MANAGERS: Lisa Erickson, Kathy Evans. COACH: Krista Dommer. SITTING: Cheryl Kerber, Jill Holte, Liz Tracy, Mary Gstalder, Linda Mathews, Janet Makie. 3S BASKETBALL A-SQ UAD Several close games, including two overtime contests, gave Eagle fans an exciting, if not totally succesful basketball season. Eden Prairie finished with a 7-14 over- all record, and a 6-13 conference record which placed them 6th in the conference. Guy Treanor and Marty Raths, as starting guards, provided the play- making while forwards Dale Ker- ber and Don Houghton provided the scoring punch. Center Bill Neuen- feldt completed the usual starting five. Don Houghton was the high scorer for the team and regularly hit for twenty or more points in a game. In District Playoffs, Houghton's last second free throw moved the Eagles past Minnehaha Academy in the first round. However, the Eagle season ended in the 2nd round of districts when they could not shut off Mound's hot outside shooting. The Eagles went down 58-52 in their last contest. Jump-ball Wally Hustad Dave Redpath w Varsity: KNEELING: Manager Craig Brandt STANDING MIDDLE: Co-captain Marty Raths, Coach Bill Holte, C0- captain Guy Treanor. STANDING BACK: Dave Redpath, Bill Neuenfeldt, Mike Meyers, Wally Hustad, Joe Eicholt, Dave Wolsky, Dave Frankland, Dale Kerber, Don Houghton, Steve Brown. 36 Gus takes a shot. DISTRICTS VS. Lakevill e Shakope e Coon Rapids Mound Buffalo Glenco Waconi a Hutchinson Howard Lake Orono Shakopee Chaska Mound Buffalo Glencoe Waconia Chaska Hutchinson Orono Minnehaha Academy und Bill Holte coaching Varsity. J UNI OR VARSITY Junior Varsity: KNEELING: Manager Craig Brandt, Bob McCulloch, Bill Gaumche, Coach Bill Holte. STANDING: Bill Baker, Mike Me- yers, Randy Schoeneck, Dave Wolsky, Dave Frankland, John Herzog, Steve Brown, Tom Moran. 37 KNEELING: Paul Peterson, Dave Lindahl, Scott Engler, Pete Verkuilen, Jeff Busch, Layne Ortloff; STANDING: Craig Brandt, Mark Rustad, Paul Rogers, Pat Meyers, Brian IVIikkelson, Paul Keiski, Tom Porter, Brian Komsch- lies, and Coach Jerry Porter. B-SQ UAD BASKETBALL 38 f' u g: l p! . 1 W g3? LEFT: Wally Hustad tips the ball to Don Houghton. 9TH GRADE: SITTING: Pete Westerhaus, Rob Beyer, Dave Zirbes, Russ Moran, Steve VanGuilder, Keith Bedford, Tim Carey; STANDING: Rob Brown, IVIitch Boomer, Conn McCartan, Jon Costello, Greg Simons, Todd Flom, Dave Mack, Dave Keiski, Denny Chadderdon, Jim Peltier. 39 40 H OCKEY The Eden Prairie hockey team was hampered in its struggle to be- come champions with injury prob- lems. But the team did achieve a respectable 5-5-0 conference record, placing third behind Mound and Orono. The injuries began early in the season, as Bruce Eaton suffered a broken leg, Brad Boerger broke an ankle, and Jeff Gilbertson re- ceived a seperated shoulder, caus- ing each to miss the remaining season. In addition, Jeff East missed several games with an in- jured ankle, Coach Richard Stroh- kirch shuffled lines, but the team could not adjust to the loss of personnel. However, there were several not- able performances gives throughout the season. Greg Yee and Mike Blood were outstanding on defense, as Was Jeff East at center, Winger Scott Johnson was high scorer with 13 goals and 17 assists. Goalie Mke Geimer earned special dis- tinction for playing the entire sea- son with a broken wrist. TOP: Jeff East, another shot on goal. BOTTOM: Mke Blood in front of the net. TOP LEFT: Shot on goal by Mark Arens. TOP RIGHT: Bill Peterson shoots past defensemen. BOTTOM: Dan Lobstein gets the puck. 41 Mr. womafch, 7 TOP ROW: Jeff LeGrand, Jeff Theis, aw 1011115011, Keith Martin 1manager1Mike East. COACH: Mr. Emahieser. BOTTOM ROW: JO :3? ,1 Cvetmc, Dan Lobstein, Mark Arens, Mike Geimer, Andy Hastings, Scott Sundquist, Bill Peterson, T$XR ' L Roles, 1manager1 Mike Carlin Brad Teslow. EP EP EP H W$QHHQ Awmmommpmmomg 2 1 Hutchinson Le Sueur Willmar Shakopee Lakeville Mound Litchfield Willmar Orono Chaska St. Anthony Mpls. Central Red Wing 1overtime1 St. Paul Cent. Chaska Hutchinson Holy Angels 1overtime 1 Orono Region P1 ay-Offs Eise nhower wHVHmeChrPOnP-Nm H rh- rthONH V 42 Mike Blood Greg Yee, Jeff East,'St1 WRESTLIN G - VARSI T Y: dEFT TO RIGHTk IVIr. Marcy-coach, Chris Klein, Mike Johnston, Jim Bundy, Tom Johnson, Steve Holmquist, Bert Emswiler, Joe Johnson, Kevin Loerzel, Guy Houghton, John Bird, Gary Pletsch, Bret Sicknaann, Rick Miller, John Agrimson, Larry Doig. B-SQ UAD: aEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Marcy-coach, Rick Ybarra, Chris Klein, Rick Sconberg, Bert Enswiler, Phil Herbold, Pete Parris, Steve Holmquist, Bruce Gillard, Mark Herbold, Brian Daniels, Steve Geimer. M$ 43 GRAPPLERS STR U G GLE The Eden Prairie wrestlers had a tough season, having lost many seniors from last year's conference champion team. This year the team was in the development stage. Most of the wrestlers were underclassmen, so prospects for future years look good. Tenth grader Mike Johnston made the best showing this season. In the 105 pound weight class, Mike placed fifth in Districts, third in Regions, and was the only EP wrestler to go to State. In the five team take down tourney at Wa- conia, Juniors John Agrimson and Tom Johnson placed first in their respective weight class. The team record was 3-4-1 in conference matches, putting the Eagle sixth in the standings. EP 2 1 Norwood 28 EP 44 Shakopee 9 EP 33 Northfield 21 EP 15 Mound 3 7 EP 26 Glencoe 26 EP 14 Hutchinson 40 EP 1 2 Orono 3 3 EP 2 1 Chaska 30 EP 8 Prior Lake 50 EP 33 Waconi a 19 EP 23 Rosemount 23 EP 18 Hopkins 2 1 EP 10 Buffalo 37 44 LEFT PAGE: TOH-Tom Johnson, in a struggle. CENTERFWarm- ups. WAR LEFT John tries for a takedown. wOTTOMyLarry Doig pushes for a pin. RIGHT PAGE: TOH-Joe Johnson putting on the preSSure. ABOVEy Dan Loerzel, on top of the situa- tion. REFTyGary Pletsch. 46 GYMNASTICS BOTTOM ROW: Kelli Hustad, Lori Anonsen, Jamie Blackburn, Heidi Blackburn, Alice Ott, Kathy Ott, Lauri Niel- sen, Betsy Johnson, Robyn Blood. MIDDLE ROW: COACH: Nancy McCallum, Lynn Howlett, Lori Middleton, Marcene Showalter, Jill Lobstein, Debbie VanGuilder, Joan Zurn, Holly Davis. TOP ROW: Joy Thomas, Eileen O'Brien, Liz Kasid, Nancy Sundquist, Jodi Allar. The gymnastics team had an ex- cellent season with a final record of 9 wins and 6 losses. The oldest girl's sport in the school featured remarkable talent in all events. Fine performances were given throughout the season by Debbie VanGuilder, Jodi Lobstein, and Michelle Millis in the vaulting event; Jodi Allar and Heidi Black- burn on the uneven bars; and Robyn Blood and Joan Zurn in the floor excercises. Lori Anonson and Holly Davis qualified for the re- gion meet in the all-around com- petition, along with Eileen O'Brien on the balance beam. Eden Prairie placed fourth in the regional meet. Lori Anonsen than advanced to the first statewide girl's gymnastics meet and placed fifth in the all- around competition. LEFT PAGE: Heidi Blackburn holds her balance. LEFT: Eileen O' Brien. BELOW: Lori Anonsen does her specialty. BOTTOM LEFT: Lori performing her floor routine. BOTTOM CENTER: Holly Davis on the balance beam. 48 EAGLE PO WER B0 YS CROSS-CO UNTRY REGIONALS . . , . .. ;5 ' 'i D 4- I' - ' nzl.III-1 ' M .7, .-, , A .7 A ELI ' P ,3 Aw John Sword and Jay Gilbertson trucking on by. 49 V0 LLE YBALL STANDING: Becky Qual, Sharon Swirtz, Trish Horan, Margaret Listberger, Coach: Krista Dom- mer. KNEELING: Lori Compton, Candy Winslow, Kathy Evans, Lori Wittenberg, Liz Tracy. v '. . 5:3:- STANDING: Judy Busch, Lisa Gstalder, Kari Iinkelson, Susy Ellingson, Maureen Pauly, Julie Erickson, Linda.Pratt, Lisa Sickman, Kim Shold, Evie Holmquist. SITTING: Debbie Karulf, Carla Salinteen, Lynn Frugale, Pam F1er, Marcie Hall, Liz Formico, Mary Bye, Patty Swanson, Cindy SickInan. 50 CROSS COUNTRYSKI TEAM ; STANDING: WRONIW Linda Peterson, CO-CAPTAIN, Cindy Cole, Cathy Upton, Heidi Blackburn, STANDING, wACK, L TO Ry COACH-Byron Anderson, CO-CAPTAIN, Jay Gilbertson, Scott Duncanson, Doug Quiram, Peter Cuypers. EAM 3 ;4 ' DOWN HILL SKI T E , y. - mm WVQ'RKM : , -4rV Y. x L ' STANDING FRONT: Beth Bertalson, John Petracek, Bart Knudson, Rusty Lewis, Frank Petracek, Don Petracek, Jeff Fackler, Kim Carter, SECOND ROW: Beth Hustad, Peggy Wilson, Lyn Tangen, Scott Stanley, Paul Engbritson, Ricky Nyquist, Candy Winslow, Sig Schee. THIRD ROW: Tom Hoverson, Lynn Kelly, Lisa Wedlund, Mike Bakken, Rick Reichow, Janet Makie, BACK ROW: COACH Byron Anderson, Mike O'Brian, Chris Tangen, Nanette Wedlund, Mike Hoverson, Keith Wyman. 51 52 mmmwmmwmmmmm FOOTBALL ROW 1: Kris Knudsen, Margaret Tracy, Laurie Patterson, Joni Bren, Jenny Zirbes, Alice Ott, Robyn Blood, Amy Davis. ROW 2: Sue Hepola, Lori Anonsen, HOCKEY .m- v .-.. .. i? 53 54 BASKETBALL ROW 1: Robyn Blood Kris Knudsen Margaret Trac . B-SQUAD: Nanc Ha es Ma B e Eileen O'Brien, Jodi Allar, iuue Erickson, y Y Y , W V , mmmmememmm WRES TLI N G A-SQUAD: Alice Ott, Marcene Showalter, LeAnn Miller, Debbie VanGuilder, Joni Bren. B-SQUAD: Sue Noel, Liz Kasid, Maureen Pauly, Linn Tangen. EDENNETTES 56 The Edenettes added another year to the tradition of dance-line en- tertainment at school functions. Football and Basketball fans were not the only people to see the at- tractive group as they also performed at two contests and for a senior cit- izens group. New routines and styles were brought to the group this year by a new choreographer, Karen Kirkoff. The Edenettes closed out their year by provding entertainment at the basketball game betWeen the facul- ty and the Minnesota Vikings. ROW 1: Roxanne Taylor, Colleen Corrigan, Karen Rummel, Anne Seery. ROW 2: Lisa Sickman, Cheryl Robertson, Susan Autio. ROW 3: Jane Don- aldson, Beth Beckfield. ROW 4: Cheryl Hoel. 57 VARSITY BASEBALL KNEELING: Greg Yee, Randy Kooiman, Mark Rustad, John Roles, Spencer Conrad, Scott Johnson, Guy Treanor, Brad Noel. STANDING: Manager, Danny Holte, Larry Johnson, Dave Burkstrand, Dave Riggs, Pat Roeser, Jeff East, Dale Kerber, Bill Neuenfeldt, Brad Teslow, Coach Tom Murphy. J U NI OR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM -- KNEELING: Phil Brose, John Monson, Kurt Johnson, John Cvetnic, Jeff Busch. STANDING: Phil Doig, Mitch Boo- mer, Denny Chadderdon, Greg Simons, Paul Keiski. 58 BASEBALL The 1975 baseball team had a fair- ly good season, finishing with a 4- 5 record -- tied for fifth place in the conference standings. Numer- ous postponements made it neces- sary to shorten the season to only one game betWeen conference teams. Eagle bats were hottest in a 10-7 victory over Hutchinson. Greg Yee hit a three run homer, and Dave Riggs wacked out a triple with the bases loaded. Jeff East was voted Most Valuable Player and All-Conference. The teams leading hitter was Dave Riggs. TOP: Greg Yee tagged out at sec- ond. MIDDLE: Dale Kerber pitch- ing; Spencer Conrad behind the plate. LEFT: Jeff East with a put out at first. ABOVE: Dale Kerber looks for the signal; third baseman is Guy Treanor. 59 RAQUET CLUB kson, Mike Hoverson, Steve Anderson, Todd Flom, Mike Bachman. STANDING Bruce Eaton, Brian Mikkelson, Paul Gjersvik, Bill Baker, Coach Dick Strohkirch. ic Tom Er KNEELING B-SQUAD i331 . X : an ?! . g :. Dave Engbritson, tson, Liz Formico, Greg Solie, Bard Knudsen. STANDING i Johnson, Coach Dick Strohkirch. 1d, Paul Engbr Steve F Bob Brown, Conn McCartan, Tim HSWO KNEELING 60 TOP LEFT: Brian Mikkelson; TOP MIDDLE: Bill Baker; TOP RIGHT: Bill Baker; ABOVE: Paul Cjersvik. The Eagles finished their third year of competition with a record of 7 wins and 3 losses -- good for a third place conference position. Bad weather forced many cancella- tions at the start of the season, leading to a cramped round of sche- duled and re-scheduled matches with little time for practice. Brian Mickelson played consistently well at the number one singles posi- tion, finishing with a 6-4 record. Mike Bachman was 6-2 at number 2 singles, and Todd Flom, in his first year of competition, finished 5-5 at third singles. The team of Bill Baker and Paul Gjersvik played very well at first doubles finishing at 9-1. The second doubles posi- tion was played by many at various points in the season, including Dave Frankland, Bruce Eaton, Steve An- derson, and Mike Halverson -- and posted a 6-4 record. Everyone seemed to choke in the districts and regions but most play- ers will return in '76 for another chance. 61 62 G OLF The 1975 Golf team had a rather poor season only partly because of weather conditions which kept the team indoors until late April. The golfers finished with a 9-7 confer- ence record, and placed fifth in the conference tournament. Kevin Carter was named to the all- conference team, as Well as being voted EP's most valuable. Mike O'Brien carded the best score for nine holes -- 34. Coach Jerry Porter's high expecta- tions for district play were squashed by the bogeyman as the Eagles placed twelfth in the twenty-four team field. At the first annual Eden Prairie Lion's Club Invitational, the Eagles placed fifth out of seven teams at Edenvale. KNEELING: John Herzog, Scott Marriot, Andy Hastings, Pete Westerhaus, Bruce Smith. STANDING: COACH: Mr. Porter, Margaret Listberger, Terry Dilling, Tom Porter, Keith Taylor, Steve Geimer. NOT PICTURED: Mike O'Brien, Kevin Carter, Jon Westerhaus, Joel Theis. LEFT PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Mike O'Brien keeps his eye on the ball. LEFT PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Keith Taylor observes Kevin Carter's form. LEFT PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: Jon Westerhaus goes to the next hole. RIGHT PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Joel Theis contemplates. RIGHT PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Porter. 63 64 GIRLS TRACK The Girl's Track Team had an impressive season, placing third in the con- ference and setting thirteen school records. After a few cancellations, the first meet was with Glencoe and Hutchinson. Liz Kasid and Julie Johnson took first and third respectively in the 100 yard dash. Patty Redmond placed second in the high jump, and the long jump was won by Robyn Blood. In the conference meet, held at Chaska, Julie Johnson, Tracy Scanlon, Carla Salentine, and Liz Kasid won the 440 yard relay. The sprint medley team, consisting of Kasid, Salentine, Johnson, and Lori Anonsen, also took first. Other record-breaking performances were given throughout the Season by Debbie VanGuilder, Wendy Geason, Karen Twite, Kathy Horan, Sharon Swirtz, and Jodi Johnson. Jodi Johnson was also voted MVP by the team. Coach Krista Dommer was very pleased with the year's enthusiastic team. It was a very young but strong team, with a promise of even better things in the future. EVENT lOO-yd. Dash 220-yd. Dash 440-yd. Dash 880-yd. Dash Mile Run 440-yd. Relay 880-yd. Relay 880-yd. Medaly 60-yd. Hurdles 110-yd. Hurdles High Jump Long Jump Shot Put Discus Mile Relay NEW RECORD 11. 6 tKasid1 26.5 tSalentind 63. 6 tAnonsem 2:29. 2 tVan Guilder1 6:06.5 tCrowe1 52.6 Oohnson, Julie Scanlon, Salontine, Kasid1 1 :54. 5 tGeason, Anonsen, Tracy, Swirtz1 1 :57. 6 tSalontine, Julie Johnson, Kasid, Anonsem 9. 0 Godi Johnsom 15. 8 Codi Johnsom 4'11 tAnonsem 15'8 tSalontinQ 31'5: a-Iolte, H1 94'8 tHagen, LJ 4:38. 6 tGeason, Swirtz, Van Guilder, Jodi Johnsom TQP ROW: COACH: Krista Dommer, ASSISTANT COACH: Kathy Palmer, Kathy Upton, Karen Twite, Debbie Van- Gullder, Laurie Patterson, Jill Wittenberg, Sue Noel, Robyn Blood, Diana Pauly. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Elliott, Linda Jaszczak, Tracy Scanlon, Laurie Hagen, Trish Horan, Sharon Swirtz, Jill Holte, Liz Kasid, Julie Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Curtis, Kathy Horan, Kelly Burns, Wendy Geason, Patty Redmond, Jodi JohnSOn, Debbie Crowe, Lori Jacobson. NOT PICTURED: Janet Makie, Carla Salentine. HQ! TOP PICTURE: Wendy Geason ready to run, Sharon Swirtz stands by. BOTTOM LEFT: Handoff - Lori Anonsen and Sharon Swirtz. MID- DLE RIGHT: Carla Salentine runs. BOTTOM RIGHT: Thinking about her race - Trish Horan. IV. I V 6:1. I, V ,, ' 3 giljyiV- f f z, 1:32 , a $ , i ,X I 529;? 36,251: +3 tk fii':t ; 65 66 Liz Kasid as 4g. S Hurdles - Jodi Johnson. Debbie VanGuilder, ready for the handoff. w. .-n v: - ' ,, .v v.1 :4-3 8 V. Trish Horan runs the hurdles. KNElBLING: Steve Makie, Jim Carlon, Jim Semrad, Steve VanGuilder, Rob Beyer, Bill Fitzgerald, Tim Carey, Andy Hastings. SECOND ROW: Steve Carey, Dave Bell, Roy Johnstone, Steve Salentine, Bruce Gillard, Pat Meyers, Rick Re1chow, John Sword, Greg Cutshall. STANDING: Jay Gilbertson, Wally Hustad, Scott Duncanson, Don Houghton, Tom Swirtz, Dave Brandt, Scott Sundquist, Doug Quiram, Jeff Gilbertson. NOT PICTURED: Marty Raths, Mike Blood, Peter Cuypers. The boys track team had a poor start this year, as with many other spring sports. Practice was held in snow, water, or inside because of the poor condition of the school's track. Nevertheless, coaches Bill Terriquez and Tom Boerger worked their team hard all season for good results. The season was a record breaker in which new school records were set and then broken again. The Eagles ended the Conference season in third place behind Glencoe and Mound. Twelve men qualified in thirteen events for the Region meet. These included: Jay Gilbertson, Steve Makie, Bill Fitzgerald, Steve Sal- entine, Steve VanGuilder, Doug Quiram, Scott Duncanson, Pat Meyers, John Sw0rd, Marty Raths, Dave Bell, and Dave Brandt. In the Regions, Eden Prairie took third place behind co-titlists MOund and Litchfield. Dave Brandt took the only first for Eden Prairie in the Pole Vault at 12' 6 . The eight qualifiers for the State meet were Jay Gilbertson, Dave Brandt, Steve Makie, Bill Fitzger- ald, Steve Salentine, Doug Quiram, Marty Raths, and Pat Meyers. NEW TEAM RECORDS 180 low hurdles a4. 9T Jay Gilbertson 120 high hurdles tZO. 2T Jay Gilbertson 100 yard dash GO. 2T Steve Makie 220 yard dash t22.5l Steve Makie Mile Relay t3:43.4l Jay Gilbertson, Pat Meyers, Doug Quiram, Mar- ty Raths. Pole vault t12' 6U Dave Brandt talso holds conference record at 12' 3M. 68 UPPER LEFT: Doug Quiram moves out to pass. UPPER RIGHT: Roy Johnstone, flying. LOWER LEFT: Determination. LOWER LEFT: Dave Bell. RIGHT PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Ugghh . MIDDLE MIDDLE: Hey! MIDDLE RIGHT: Get that time! LOWER LEFT: After the race. LOW- ER RIGHT: Chico Makie. TOP RIGHT: The winner . 1 69 70 ARCHERYAAH? B0 WLING- FLOOR HOCKEY Is 3333?? , BACK: Marcene Showalter, Margaret Listberger. SITTING: Linda Jaszczak, Liz Hansen. STANDING: FRONT: Julie Gautsche, Michele Sopczak, Jane Hamel. Barb Taylor, Marcene Showalter, Carla Salentine. GIRLSv BASKETBALL KNEELING: Liz Tracy, Carla Salen- tine, Diane Crowe, Pam Fier. STANDING: Sharon Swirtz, Becky Quaal, Nancy Emerson, Margaret Listberger, COACH: Krista Dommer. Karen Peltier ready for a hit. GIRLS SOFTBALL KNEELING: Barb Taylor, Margaret Listberger, Linda Jaszczak, Lori Witten- berg, Lori Compton. STANDING: Marcene Showalter, Trish Horan, Anita Peltier, Nancy Emerson, Sharon Swirtz, Marie Peper. Concentration: Kathy Ott. The team cheers on. 71 OWE WERE JUNIO RS Facing it - always facing it - thatis the way to get through. Face it! ' Thafs enough for any man. Joseph Conrad In the time of your-life - ,live. . William Saroyan 74 john Agrimson Julie Ausham Wendy Autio Mike Bachman Bill Baker Brenda Barlow Celeste Beckmann Dave Bell Nancy Berg Brad Berger Todd Bertelson John Bird Rob Blessner Robyn Blood Herb Bloomquist Tad Bornhoft Karel Boyce Dave Brandt Bruce Broeren Steve Brown Lori Christianson Joe Clement Jull Connaughty Patti Coon Kathy Cordell Rod Corrigan Terry Curtis Ruth Donato Scott Duncanson Joe Eickholt David Engbritson Wendy Erck Terri Erickson Tom Erickson Lauren Fransen Kari Friehe Cindy Friswold Bill Gautsche Wendy Geason Sue Gilhoi Paul Gjersvik Rita'Glasscock Rob Grassel Jeff Groenke Gary Grover Laurie Hagen Kathy Hanson Jeff Hastings Bill Haupt Cary Haworka Debbie Hays Julie Heinen Dawn Henderson Dan Hendrickson Sue Hepola Marie Herbes Pam Herbst John Herzog Cheryl Hoel Steve Holmquist Don Houghton Donna Howard Wally Hustad Brynne Johnson Dave Johnson Jodi Johnson Tim Johnson Tom Johnson Roy Johnstone Victor Kaneps Cheryl Kerber Ed Kerber 75 76 Vicky Klein Pam Knolls Bill Knutson Liz Knutson Paul LaBarre Becky Lacy Peter Larson Wayne Lea Kurt Lienemann Dan Loerzel Bill Loots Brian Lundin Dan Lusk Donna Mack Kathy Marshall Wade Marshall Linda Matthews Bill McCulloch Mike Meyers LeAnn Miller LuAnn Miller Rick Miller Tom Moran Paul Mueller Jo Jo Millvolte Becky Myklebust Dawn Nechas Greg Nelson Mark Nolte Mary Nordsletten Brian Olson Karen Olson Tracy Olson Alice Ott Peter Parris Laurie Patterson Lynn Williamson Dave Wolsky jim Zirbes Holly Pearson Sandy Pederson Patty Pobuda Matthew Quam Randy Rannow Jody Reddick Patty Redmond Brad Rens Rick Reichow Dave Riggs Paul Rummel Joyce Schmidt Sara Schulman Steve Schulz Todd Sherman Bret Sickmann Connie Silbemagel Scott Skrien Brian Sorenson Bruce Smith Su Stanley Bill Teman Joel Theis Margeret Tracy Paul Trim Karen Twite Debbie VanGuilder Paul Wendlandt Jon Westerhaus Scott Williamette 77 WE WERE S OPHOMORES ooNow here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the someplace. Ifyou want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast. o L ewis Carroll: THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASbU 80 Tim Bakken Kris Barnaal Beth Beckfeild Amanda Bell Mark Bongaard Rick Bowman Tom Brekke Phil Brose Bill Brown Denise Bundy Jim Bundy Shawn Burke Dave Burkstrand Beth Burns Kelly Bums Jeff Busch Mary Bye Mike Carlin Anne Carmody Kathy Casey Kathy Christianson Jim Cleary Lori Compton Diane Conley Louise Cordell Colleen Corrigan Jeff Crownover Pat Cruse Jodi Allar Randy Allar Jill Anderson Mark Arens Kevin Atkins Karen Arth Sue Autio Mark Babatz John Cvetnic Bill Daly Brian Daniels Holly Davis Jim DePaulis Ron Doig Bruce Dusterhoff Mike East , Iigiif'mef Glen Eaton Amy Eisch Kristi Eitel Eric Emblem Nancy Enerson Scott Engler Julie Erickson Pam Fier Janet F lavin John Fragale Julie Gautsche Steve Geimer Dale Gerke Alyssa Gilbertson Jeff Gilbertson Bruce Gillard Pam Gisbome Jeri Goodman Dean Gudmundson Ken Gustafson Allan Hagen Paul Halverson Jane Hamiel Jim Hansen Dave Hanson Ted Hanson Tom Hanson John Hays Nancy Hays Craig Henderson Patty Henderson Mark Herbold Jill Holte Trish Horan Tom Hoverson Nancy Howard Carol Huntley Kelli Hustad Lori Jacabson Mike Jaques Brad Johnson Cindy Johnson Julie Johnson Pat Johnson 81 82 Dan Johnston Mike Johnstone Paul Kieske Brian Komschlies Bonnie Kooiman Janet Koukal Todd Kuglin Terrie Kurtz Kathy LaBarre Tammy Lewis Dave Lyndahl Margaret Listberger Gary Loscheider Karen Madden Steve Makie Sharon Malmer Denise Manke Josie Marshall Wendy Martin Kim Marquette Jeff Mckewan Pat Meyers Brian Mikkelson Paula Molzahn Lisa Myers Dave Myklebust Randy Myklebust Donna Mueller John Monson Dave Nelson Denny Nelson Sue Noel Randy Nolte Dan Nondsletten Sue Norton John Nugent Steve Nygard Terry Nyquist Chris Ogren Layne Ortloff Sherri Otis John Pobuda Debbie Palmer Maureen Pauly Kelly Pearson Phil Penny Lori Peterson Paul Peterson Sue Peterson Celia Petracek Marie Pepper Paulette Pletcher Lori Wittenbeng Kim Woods Martin Wyatt Keith Wyman Tom Porter Linda Pratt Jay Provo Becky Quall Tom Randle Tom Redmond Craig Renier Lisa Repphun Cheryl Robertson Paul Rogers LuAnn Rohe Tom Roles Steve Rowland Karen Rummel Mark Rustad Andy Sailor Steve Salentine Jon Schee Nancy Scheneman Debbie Schmidt JoAnn Schmidt Anne Seery Paul Selander Jim Semrad Todd Severson Julie Sheridan Chris Sherman Dave Schultz Bruce Skrien Cindy Sickman Scott Smith Michelle Sopczak Sheryl Stead Tess Steinhoff Jari Stumpf Chris Sutton Patty Swanson Sharon Swirtz Keith Taylor Debbie Tschida Becky Upton Pete Verkuilen Denis Veriling Jeff Vohnovtka Kevin Wall Julie Westrup Mary Wick Wanda Williams Sandy Winslow 83 WE WERE FRES HMEN It is. by studying little things that we attain the great art of having as little misery and as much happiness as possible. tSamuel Johnson: In Boswellts Lifet 86 Rick Anderson Steve Anderson Scott Armstrong Tim Atkins Jan Balfanz Mike Barlow Mike Bamaal Kip Barker Chris Beckmann Mark Bellefeville Kirby Bennet Jane Bernie Shelly Berg Doreen Best La'ura Besta Rick Beyer Rob Beyer Hiedi Blackburn Jamie Blackburn Steve Blessner Suzy Bliss Hadley Bloomquist Tracy Blunt Mitch Boomer Jennifer Booth Mitch Bossart Dan Brandt Bob Brown Natile Brown Judy Busch Mike Cnafeild Tim Carey Jim Carlin Kim Carter Dennis Chadderdon Vindya Chepuri Marie Clays Steve Cordell Maureen Connaughty Jon Costello Diane Crowe Janet Curtis Marlene Cvetnic John Davis Vernon DeCoste Arthur Dessautell Phil Doig Jane Donaldson Lisa Dooley Vernon Dragert David Dustrud Mark Dvorak Nancy Dysinger Judy Eisch Sue Ellingson Janet Elliott Paul Engbritson Greg Englar Bert Emswiler Caroline Finch Bill Fitzgerald Todd Flom Liz Formico Valerie Fox Lynn F ragale Steve Friswold Steve Gilderhus Karen Griffith Keith Griffiths Dan Groenke Lisa Gstalder Marcy Hall Liz Hansen Greg Hanson Lisa Harris Joe Hays Molly Heinen Becky Hill Phil Herbold John Herbes Lauri Henry Bren Hendrickson Evie Holmquist Kathy Horan Guy Houghton Mike Holverson Marsha Howe Lynn Hewlett Kurt Hulbert Helen Jacobse Paul Jaszcak Betsy Johnson Ken Johnson Kevin Johnson Steve Johnson Tim Johnson Valerie Johnson 87 April Kakach Debbie Kamlf Liz Kasid Mike Kaufhold Dave Keiski Elaine Kerber Chris Klein Dan Knolls Bard Knudson Jarry Kopesky Toby Lagnow Lynn Larson Kris Larson Sue Leithe Mark Lieneman Greg Lindahl Danny Lobstein Jill Lobstein Jody Lobstein Kevin Lorzel Kim Lowman Laura MacFarlane Dave Mack Scott Marriot Jeff Matthews Conn McCarton Greg McKewan Sue Meyer Lori Middleton Keri Mikelson Kelly Miller Mary Millvolte Michelle Millis John Misgan Lori Moening Pam Molzhan Russ Moran Bruce Morrison Krista Nash Steven Neidenfuhr Lori Neilson Brad Noel John Norton Randy Nyquist Eileen O'Brien Mary 01k Kathy Opheim Steve O'Ryan Kathy Ott Barb Parris Roxanne Paulson Tom Pearson James Peltier Karen Peltier Jill Wittenberg Amy Wright Robyn Zimmerman Dave Zirbes Linda Perkins Donald Petracek Matthew Petermeier Gayland Peterson Sherri Pletsch Keith Redford Fred Sable Carla Salentine Tracy Scanlon DeeDee Shlaal Suzy Scheeter Kim Shold Jennifer Shuldhiess Lisa Sickmann Eileen Simmet Greg Simons Greg Simonson Randy Smith Michael Solberg Greg Solie Frank Speakman Steve Stanley Jill Stumpf Nancy Sundquist Janet Tabat Roxanne Taylor Joy Thomas Lance Thoen Mary Thorton Ray Trim Janice Twite Lori Vitermark Kathy Upton Steve VanGuilder Tory Warfeild Mary Wendlandt Nan Wedlund Linda Wenzel Peter Westerhaus Jeff Westrup Wendy Williamette Bobbi Wills 89 WE WERE TA UGHT BY eMANY uWhile we teach we learn. h eSeneca, Epistolaeh uA teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. ,h eHenry Adams, The Education of Henry Adamsh 92 LEADERS PRINCIPALS Mr. Flannery's second year. . . bowtie. . . Mr. Connaughty's many- eth year. . . senior's open study. . . 68 degrees. . . new school decora- tions. . . plants budget. . . parking permits. . . I'll repeat that. . . PICTURED RIGHT: Assistant Prin- cipal, Mr. Curtis Connaughty; Principal, Mr. DAVID FLANNERY. SCHOOL BOARD meetings twice each month. . . restricted budget. . . PLACE. . . growing population. . . new school plans. . . federal grants. . . rising costs. . . large responsibilities. . . PICTURED BELOW: Mrs. Dorothy Bennett, Superintendent Dr. Rob- ert Fallon, Mrs. Bette Anderson, Mr. Loren Irvine, Dr. Richard Patterson. missing from picture, Mr. Charles Komschliesy G UIDES Counselors. . . college entrance exams. . . SAT. . .PSAT. . .ACT. . . NMSQT. . . SCAT. . . scheduling. . . college representatives. . . future plans. . . scholarship possibilities . . . college catalogs. . . advice. . . class rank. . . test scores. . .Vo- Tech. . . conferences with parents, teachers, students. . . 16 credits. . . PICTURES: FAR LEFT, Mr. Byron Nygaard; NEAR LEFT, Mrs. Lou DeBono. WV ogyww-WWNM L W; w xss s; W x8 g g $ mes w x v w azzsgmngmg OFFICE Secretaries. . . Can I help you? . . . daily bulletin. . . tardies. . . absentees. . . admission slips. . . Would you send him to the of- fice please? . . . Who was next? . . . Could I have your attention for a few announcements? . . . You'll have to talk to. . . PIC- TURE: SEATED, Mrs. McCulloch and Mrs. Skov; STANDING, Mrs. Fay, Mrs. Gillard. . . Mrs. Anderson. azumum 5 93 94 LIBRARY - A V Mrs. Cole's mirror. . . magazines . . . library pass. . . copying ma- chine. . . conference rooms. . . the morning paper. . . card catalog. . . encyclopedias. . . Darkroom. . . 500A 0- 76 solution. . .vidotapes. . . overhead proj ectors filmstrips. . . burn out bulbs. . .PICTURE BE- LOW: Mrs. May Cole, Librarian; Mrs. Joan Chadderdon, Library Aide; Mrs. Jan Transtad, AV Aide; Mr. Paul Oman, AV Director. FOOD SERVICE Cookies are a nickel. . . no more charging effective immediately . . . More soup and sandwitches? . . . salads. . . doubles or singles. . . lunch tickets to punch. . . milk money. . . baking everyday. . . cleaning messy tables. . . doing dishes and dishes and dishes and . . . late lunches. . . Teachers get more? . . . more birthday cake crumbs to clean up. . . Hey! This tastes pretty good! . . . C USTODIANS Scrubbing floors. . . washing win- dows. . . fixing vandalism. . . hot water line just busted. . . setting up for school activities. . . changing lights. . . OSHA. . . trying cloth towel racks to see if they work better. . . soap in the bathrooms. . . PICTURE RIGHT: Mr. Dale Arndt, Mr. Bob Arndt tTOP OF LADDERL Mr. Curtis Bergquist, Mr. Wayne Munsey. ALTERNA TIVE ED UCA TION x Alternative education. . . Mr. Ry- ski. . . Mr. Gran. . . Mr. Feltl. . . English. . . Math. . . Science. . . So- cial. . .Phy. Ed. . . .Applied. . . Work Experience. . . Vo-Tech. . . PICTURES: TOP LEFT -- Mini School Te achers, Mr. Richard Gran, Ms. Kathy Palmer, Mr. John Ryski; LEFT: Mr. William Feltl helps a student with an as- signment; ABOVE: Ms. Palmer works with students in the Mini- School. 95 MA TH AND SCIENCE Science. . . animals, plants, rocks, molecules, frogs, . . . C'mon, gees. . . . 375 parts per million. . . canoes on the pond. . . filmloops . molar masse. . . what packet are you on. . . theories. . . laws. . . observation. Math. . . Your assignment for to- morrow . . . Who wants to do this on the board? . . . postulates 8 theorems. . . polynomials. . .word problems. . . if and only if. . . Can I use your calculator? ll! ra U V ru H1 bf DR UV 1-3 . e . ' ,0. PICTURES: TOP RIGHT: Science teachers Mr. Norm Nelson, Mr. Byron Anderson, Mrs. Linda Turn- quist, Mr. Steve Rude, Mr. Bob Ostlund. MIDDLE RIGHT : Math teachers Mr. John Winterhalter, Mr. Tom Berger, Mr. Jim Snave- 1y, Mr. John Bell. 96 S OCIAL S TUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES: . . . new, specialized courses. . . Western Europe. . . Ancient Med- ieval Civilizations. . . new teachers, Mr. Swanson, Mrs. Kienke. . . Do we have to know that for the test? . . . checks and balances. . . Water- gate. . . Contemporary American Government. . . isms. . . diarrhea of the mouth . . . Dangerous Parrallel . . campaign analysis. . . Minority Studies. . . Problems in American Society. . . mugging each other on stage. . . the ideal city. . . Psychol- ogy. . . TOP: tL TO Rt Mr. Born, Mrs. Wanek, Mr. Porter, Mr. Swanson, Mrs. Kienke FAR LEFT: Mrs. Kienke, ABOVE: Mrs. Wanek, LEFT: Mr. Terriquez. 97 98 INDUSTRIAL ARTS:. . . new teach- er, Mr. Rolbiecki. . . Photography . . . Drafting. . . drawing--general, mechanical architectural. . . Power Mechanics. . . small engine repair . . . Plastics. . . background for Voc- Tech. . . co-ed courses. . . Home Repair. . . Electronics. . . Metal. . Wood. . BUSINESS. . . TYPING: Remember to double space the body! . . . warm-up drills. . . speed drills. . . It gets to your wrists . . . wpm. . . Bookkeeping 8 Accounting. . . business transactions. . . Sole Pro- prietonship. . . John Doe. . . Data Processing. . . Shorthand. . . tran- scribing. . . Business Law. . . rights and obligations. . . Clerical Office Practice. . . Office Machines. . . HOME ECONOMICS:. . . double knits. . . food and nutrition. . . fabrics. . . Tailoring for Teens. . . textiles. . . clothing selection. . . Bachelor's Couxses. . . Grooming. . . etiquette. . . Child Care. . . Gourmet Cooking. . . foreign foods. . . rising prices. I . IND USTRIAL ARTS, BUSINESS AND HOME ECONOMICS DRIVER'S EDUCATION2. . . Have you started behind the wheel yet? . . . effects of alcohol. . . Signal 30 . . . psychology of the driver. . . my permit expired . . . auto main- tenance. . . you forgot to signal . . . right of way. . . rules of the road . . . 70 or better to pass. . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION:. . . football, soccer, floor hockey, basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, archery, volleyball, softball. . . Let's skip out . . . We're gonna win you . . . Well, we have more girls on our team . . . weight room wrestling room. . . bowling, skiing, tennis. . . Adidas, Puma, bumpers. . . HEALTH:. . . First Aid. . . Resusci Anne. . boring movies. . . drug abuse . . . Marijuana: Yes or No?. . . personal hygiene. . . cuticles. . . personality development. . . I can't stand it! . . . relationships. . . What's a girl? . . . values. . . paranoia. . . LEFT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mr. Clark helps out. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Clark and Mr. Rolbiecki. MID LEFT: Mrs. Clymer Home-Ec teacher. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Hagen and Mr. Ofstune Typing and Business teachers. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Clymer. RIGHT PAGE: Phy-ed and Health teachers; TOP: eL TO Ry Mr. Marcy, Mr. Holte, Ms. McCallum, Miss Dommer. MIDDLE: Mr. Holte refs arm wrestling. ABOVE: Mr. Holte. LEFT: Health students. DRRIVES ED UCA TION, PHY-ED AND HEALTH 99 FOREIGN LAN G UA GE-ENGLISH F OREIGN LANGUAGE: . . . Espanol. . .Que pasa? . . . dia- logue. . . lab drills. . . La Boca Chica . . . Spanish Club. . . E1 Zarco. . . Tal Como Es. . . Como se llama?. . . Hairspray for the thermostat. . . free day!, , ,por favor. . . Chavela y arlosw . Deutsch. . . Hillger's Eeaving again . . . You're socks don't match . . . Suzy Schmierkase . . . Black Forest Inn. . . Speiltag! . . . Read this over . . .gendels. . . Wohin geht Peter? . . . Nock mal, Klasse ENGLISH: . . . American Lit. . . British Litera- ture. . . Poetry. . . Shakespeare. . . does that make any sense to you? . . . Language and Communication. . . . freedom, courage, success. . . independent study. . . World Class- ics. . . Sci. Fi. . .Pre College Comp. . . reading, writing, re- laxing. . . abstraction ladder. . . analogies. . . communication. . . satire. . . TV and Film. . .Poetry and Song. . . What does he mean by that? . . . C-! What? . . .Act- ing. . . blind for a day. . . Journal- ism. . . : WI :22; 13$ 5 555 5 . 3V- .':5 V 3:.55 100 MUSIC AND ART EDEN DRAImE HIGH SCHOOL BAN ART: . . . General, Specialty, Studio courses. . . art appreciation. . . sketch book. . . clay fights. . . fees . . . hall displays. . . use of space. . . wide range of mediums. . . old or young Mrs. Stewart. . . independent work. . . designing jewelry. . . paint- ing posters. . . never enough scissors . . . scenery for stage. . . BAND: . . . first hour. . . concerts. . . candy sale. . . Em . . . football, basket- ball games. . .pep fests. . .Jazz Ensemble. . . We're really gonna cook tonight . . .Mack Quen. . . Spring tour. . . band camp. . . CHOIR: Varsity, Concert Choir. . . fruit sale. . . Christmas Concert. . . 'Wake, Awake'. . . Should we go to choir today? . . . voice lessons. . . how to breathe. . .warm-ups. . . LEF T PAGE: TOP: Mrs. Schnasse and Mrs. Hilger, German teach- ers. FAR LEFT: Mrs. Bells' teach- ing style. CENTER: Mrs. Joly helps a student. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Salinger English teacher and Yearbook Advisor BOTTOM RIGHT: L TO R Mr. Schultz, Mrs. Bell, Mr. Salinger, Miss Herbst, Mrs. Untemaehrer. RIGHT PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mr. E. Stark directs the band TOP RIGHT: Mrs. M. Ste- wart teaches crafts. FAR LEFT: Mr. E. Stark LEFT: Mary E. Stewart U..EFT Mrs. Doris Stewart RIGHTL LOWER LEFT: Mr. D. Stark, choir director. 101 ED mm RW ,Wz mm EL mm mw W0 mm mm . MW W awn DI mmm .anaQR mu in? PREFORMANCE STUPEFYING m LEFT: Everyone on stage is stupified by Stupifying Jones Uenny Zirbesy MIDDLE LEFT: Phogbound, you idiot! Craig Brandt, Dale Kerber, Julie Rustad, Kris Knudsen, Wendy Geason, Dianne Crawford, Sue Noel, Emily Green, Jodi Reddick, Kip Barker, Bruce Broeren, Mike Geimer, Jay Gilbertson. a '- J.- kc. W c ; 9' 93.99, V, r, .JM'me'T .3. n i'v-e E x. g as . 7y : Mi mik- W1 mm .3 : mum, QW, MIDDLE RIGHT: Leads and Direc- tors Jay Gilbertson, Mike Geimer, Dale Kerber, Julie Rustad, Craig Brandt, Kip Barker, Dave Frank- land, Sherry Otis, Mary 01k, Herb Bloomquist, Becky Lacy, Brian Olson, Brad Noel, Brian Sorenson, Fred Bauman, David Stark, Emmett Stark, Pam Untemaehrer. BOTTOM LEFT: The four scientists sing Oh Happy Days-- . Mike Blood, Mark Herbold, Tom Swirtz, Jay Gilbertson, BOTTOM RIGHT: Mammy tells Pappy to Hesh- up! WSherry Otis and Mary 01k. W 105 THESTORY Li'l Abner, a humerous musical comedy, was staged November 13 thru 17. Two thousand people viewed the performances. Many students were involved, in- cluding 52 players on-stage, 19 Concert Band Musicians in the Orchestra, plus many students in the various crews and extra services. The Directors for the play were teacheis Emmett Stark, David Stark, Fred Baumann, Pam Unter- naehrer--and students Holly Pearson and Dale Kerber. The story of the show takes place in the town of Dogpatch, and centers around Jubilation T. Corn- pone, a revered was hero, long since dead, but immortalized by a statue in the town square. The story concers Li'l Abner and the outgoing Daisy Mae, who is determined to marry the reluctant bachelor. She tries to achieve this by catching Li'l Abner in the Sadie Hawkins Day Race. Meanwhile, Dr. Finsdale, a gover- ment researcher, declares Dog- patch the most unnecessary town in the whole U. S. of A. Senator Phogbound warns his con- stituents that the town will be bombed unless something worth- while is found. The Dogpatchers search in vain, until Abner reveals his mysterious Yokumberry tonic which changes the scrawny Dog- patchers into handsom muscelmen. A plot continues to thicken into a web of intrigues concerning the fate of Dogpatch, the marriage of Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae, the evil machinzations of Senator Phogbound and General Bullmoose who try to double-Cross Abner to obtain his magic tonic. Expectedly, things end happily with the marriage of Abner and Daisy Mae and a final song of tribute to Jubilation T. Cornpone. PIT ORCHESTRA: BELOWk LEFT TO RIGHT-Paul Rummel, David Bell, Candy Winslow, Day Bennett, Sue Leithe, Bruce Morrison, Kris Konschlies, Jerry Nyguist, Anita Peltier, Becky Myklebust, Amanda Bell, Dave Hansen, Phillip Brose, John Schee, Wendy Autio, Liz Hanson. THE CAST Li'l Abner - Herb Bloomquist Daisy Mae - Becky Lacy Pappy Yokurn - Mary 01k Mammy Yokum - Sherri Otis Marryin' Sam - Brian Olson Dr. Finsdale - Jay Gilbertson Senator Phogbound - Craig Brandt General Bullmoose - Dale Kerber Earthquake McGoon - Brad Noel Available Jones - Brian Sorenson Stupefying Jones - Jenny Zirbes Lonesome Polecat - Wayne Lea Hairless Joe - Conn McCartan Evil-Eye Fleagle - Kip Barker Moonbeam McSwine - Mary Nordsletten Appassionate - Julie Rustad Various Members of the Chorus 107 108 BELOW LEFT: Mad scramble during pushball tournament. BELOW RIGHT: Larry Doig dresses the part for grub day. Homecoming week was loaded with events in an attempt to involve every student in the festivities. A pushball tourna- ment, dress-up days, movies, the Toilet Bowl, the football game, and the all-class party were the major event scheduled. The pushball tournament was held between the classes over a two day period. Little talent was needed as each person contributed to the mob effort of forcing the giant pushball over the opponent's goal line. Another scoring method was to knock down or otherwise inter- fere with the opposing players themselves. The seniors won. On four different days of the week students dressed grubby, formally, 'fifties style, and in the school colors. Fifties day included a show of Beach Blanket Bingo starring Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello. The Three Stooges and Marx Brothers movies were also shown during the week. The High School staff went down in defeat to the Middle staff 12-6 in the Second Annual Toilet Bowl. That made the High School staff 0-2 in the series. The Friday night football game against Orono was chilly and drizzly, but exciting to watch. The Eagles came through with a suspenseful 20- 19 victory over the Spartans to top off the week. , Coronation ceremonies, a cus- tom for many years, were not held, as the Student Council decided that it involved only a small amount of students. TOP AND LEFT: The new and the traditional, push ball and the bon- fire; ABOVE: Mr. Flannery and Mr. Connaughty on grub day. LEFT: Tad Bornhoft gets ready for dress-up day. 109 110 HOMEC OMING SPIRIT W135 CRN ?LAY IN ANY WERTHER WHILE mum SVRKTANS 1. pip AND CHRISTMAS SPIRIT The Christmas Pepfest is one of the most revered traditions at EPI-IS. A full hour of fun and getting out of class. It was held on Thursday this year so that no one would decide to start their Christmas vacation early. First the band played a few songs while the cheerleaders provided the choreography. Then the com- bined choirs sang some familiar and and not so familiar carols. Then, finally, out came Santa Clauski, escored by the Senior reindeer. He sat down in his throne, with the reindeer and cheerleaders at his feet. Then he proceeded to give out presents to the boys and girls who have been pretty good all year, 111 112 BAND, CHOIR SING 8z PLAY C ON CERTS As in past years, Eden Prairie High School's various bands and choirs provided musical entertainment and inspiration on a variety of occas- sions. The Choirs, directed by David Stark provided several concerts throughout the year. The Concert Choir also sang at the Graduation ceremony. The Concert Choir also traveled to Pine Island and Manka- to to perform for other schools. The Band program led by Emmet Stark, featured a Concert Band and a Jazz ensemble, and the more in- formal Pep Band which played at basketball games. The Band tra- velled to Alexandria to perform at the high school there in addition to giving their usual presentation of concerts throughout the year. 113 114 I N TERIM Once again, Interim replaced reg- ular class schedules for three days in February. Several skiing trips in- cluding one to Big Sky, Montana were well attended. However, not only skiers travelled. Several stu- dents went to Washington D. C. , and a few took the opportunity to travel with families to farther re- gions of the country. Locally, students found themselves encountering a variety of different activities. Many programs and classes were offered in the areas of cooking, tours, arts and crafts. Some courses added to the program in '75 included Yoga, Tennis at Macalaster College, and Comb- ination Winter camp and rock climbing. ': Ol' . t L 0- Rick Rechow and T Mark Hoel is ready. Cook Randy Rannow . 11S INTERIM MEANS . . . A bus ride Ln the middle of the day, the SlOpeS 116 HAPPENINGS T75 LEFT: Joni Bren and Margaret Tracy with Bobby Bryant at the Viking Bas- ketball Game. BOTTOM LEFT: About 1200 people packed the gym on April 15 to watch the Minnesota Vikings take on the EP faculty members from Central, Prairie View and the High School in basketball. The game was held to raise money for the local American Field Service Chapter. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Man and His Arts Class tour the Walker Art Center. BELOW: Gamble Folk perform for one of Eden Prairies many Lyceum's. MIDDLE: The third annual Pond Study , for Advanced Biology, taught by Mr. Oslund. 117 118 ST. SELGAE DAY I w; e ; MN , a .,- d om etin for The teachers provided an entertaining BarbershOp Quartet. gignRedmon C P g Snow Days? Not anymore. The tra- ditional winter festivities appeared under a new name with several new concepts about what the celebration would be about. For the record, St. Selgae Day be- came the new name for a festive time in March. SELGAE was derived from a backwards spelling of EAGLES, and St. comes from some- one's intuition. The occasion involved a rather memorable talent show in which several students performed seriously and well, and many teachers acted like a bunch of idiots. Also, simi- lar to Homecoming there was no selection of a king and queen by a traditional voting process. However, several endeavoring students and teachers wanted to be a king or queen bad enough to enter into var- ious competitions for the coveted crowns made of paper mache. The winners were Queen, Trish Horan, King, Tom Moran. t' a Julie Sheridan and Trish Horan shared their talent with all. iwigmgm 33:3,; Mrs. Bell tries her hand at hammering. LOWER LEFT: Sue Gilhoi as 21 Sing- ing raison. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Boerger and Mrs. Bell await the de- cision for King and Queen. H : m 3:63;: V WW m, Ia Anyone for a balloon race? 119 120 PR OM The annual Prom and Banquet took place at the Marriot Inn on May 3. After a dinner featuring roast beef, wills and prophecies were read un- der the guidance of M. C. Herb Bloomquist. Outlaw, a well balanced rock band provided musical accompaniment to the dancing and socializing. LEFT PAGE, TOP RIGHT; Boogie: MIDDLE LEFT: Val Simmet and guest; MIDDLE RIGHT: Groupies; LOWER LEFT: Todd Sherman hav-- ing a good time; LOWER RIGHT: Groovin; RIGHT PAGE, UPPER LEFT: Punch servers, Mrs. DeBono, Mrs. Stewart, Mr. DeBono; MID- DLE LEFT: Outlaw; MIDDLE RIGHT: The Band Played On ; LOWER LEFT: Dancing. 121 122 WE WERE ACTIVE Each morning sees some task begun, each evening sees it plose; something atitempted something done has earned a nights I repose? Longfellow: The Village Blacksmitm 124 CLASS OFFICERS , . 3V L , mm w W SENIORS, TOP: Dave Franldand. BOTTOM, LEFT TO JUNIORS, TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Herb BloomquOist, RIGHT: Marty RathS, Mike Geimer. Debbie VanGuilder. BOTTOM: Dave Bell, Laurl Patterson. SOPHOMORE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Pratt, Mary Bye, FRESHMAN, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kirby Bennett, Mitch Jill Holte, Maureen Pauly. Boomer, Susie Ellingson. ECOLOGYCLUB BACK: Judy Busch, Jerry Kopesky, Susy Ellingson, Judy Eisch, Mike Kauf- hold, Kari Mikelson, Joe Hays, Ken Johnson. FRONT: Lauri Henry, Mary 01k, Lynn Frugale, Marcy Hogge, Liz Hansen, Advisor: Mr. Anderson. SPANISH CLUB STANDING BACKM Amy Wright, Holly Pearson, Sherry Otis, Nancy Dysinger, Advisor: Mrs. Joly. STANDING ERONTy Jane Beme, Pam Fier. KNEELING: Jamie Blackburn, Kurt Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Bill Fitzgerald, Debbie VanGuilder, Karen Olson, Heidi Blackburn, Kelly Pearson, Celeste Beckman. 125 C H E S S This year's Eden Prairie High w . School chess team finished in 11 the seven team, Southwest , Division of the Twin City, K S a Senior High, Chess League. k t 8 Mr. Snavely was, neverthe- t V 2 less, impressed with his team's , ex 5-7-1 record, considering the t ' inexperience of its members. Team members competed against each other in order to attain a ranking in the top five. Those five players then competed against the other schools. Eden Prairie's chessmen should improve greatly as they gain f 4W w experience in future years. A Jim Semrad, Mark Kreighbaum, Shawn Burke, Tom Randle, Monte Canfield, Pat Johnson, Gerry Smith, Jim Snavely tMIDDLEt Mike Good. OFFICE STAFF: Patty Newman, Karen Arth, Michelle Millis, Valerie Fox, Maureen Connaughty, Sandra Reiswig, Wendy Erck, Joyce Schmidt, Anita Peltier, Lynda Jazczak, Marcene Showalter, Barb Taylor, Liz Knutson. LIBRARY STAF F : Linda Perkins, Jennifer Booth, Debra Schaal, Joyce Schmidt, Bonnie Kooiman, Mrs. Chadderdon, Mrs. Cole. AUDIO VISUAL STAFF: Paul Trim, Dan Knoll, Paul Halverson, Bill Haupt, Mike Baken, Jan Tronstad $ecretaryL Mr. mean, SITTING Tom Johnson. 127 STUDENT COUNCIL Exg .. A W U thaw; a STANDING: Dianne Crawford, Lori Compton, Jill Ho Otis, Laurie Patterson, Vicki Wiese, Sword, Roy Johnstone, Mike Geimer, Tim Carey, Mary Nordsletten, Pratt. $i iv: t 14$ in m' lte, Susy Ellingson, Lori Wittenberg, Julie Erickson, Sherri Lisa Gstalder, Patty Henderson. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Daly, Paul Keiske, John Herb Bloomquist, Bonnie Kooiman, Julie Eide. SITTING: Cyndie Friswold Wendy Autio, Eilleen O'Brien, Tracy Scanlon, Kerby Bennet, Sharon Swirtz, Linda Under the leadership of President Mike Geimer and Adviser Steve Schultz, the Student Council strove to initiate an entirely new format of operation this year. Several key features in the new approach to the idea of student council involved eliminating the elective process and making council membership open to interested volunteers--re- writing the basic constitution of the Counci1--and taking a much more active role in the planning of act- ivities such as Homecoming and St. Selgae's Day twhich had been Snow Days prior to the Council's new leadership. t Council members were divided into several committees including an academic affairs committee, and a student affairs committee. There was little doubt that the new Student Council of '74-'75 was a much more visible and active organization than had been true in the past. Mike Geimer - Student Council President 128 PROM AND BANQ UET COMMITTEE Patty Pobuda, Advisor: Mrs. Debono, Pam Herbst, Terry Erickson, Art Advisor: Mrs. D. Stewart. LETTERMEN . . Carter, Randy Kooiman, Creg Cutshal, ill Neuenfeldt, Dave Frankland, DIVOV Greg Yee, Mike Meyers, Keith Martin, Brad Teslow, Roy Johnstone, Tom Swirtz, Ja g: ilertson, Herb lo- omquist,Bi11 Baker, Larry Doig, Dave Bell, Spencer Conrad,Da1e Kerber, Wally Hust - raig Brandt, Henry Rusch, Dave Brandt, Rob Beyer, Tom Johnson, Gary Pletch. SITTING: iBACKi: Debbie Van Guilder, Heidi Blackburn, Matty Raths, Mike Geimer, Mike Blood, Scott Johnson, Joni Bren, Marcene Showalter, Mike Johnston, Eileen O'Brien, Jim Bundy, Robyn Blood, Steve Van Guilder, Alice 011:, Ron Doig, Pat Mey- ers, Dan Lusk, Brian Mikkelson, Patty Redmond, Laurie Hagen. SITTING GRON'U: Karen Twite, Jill Holte, Sue Hepola, Sharon Swirtz, Jody Reddick, Debbie Crowe, Margaret Tracy, Liz Tracy, Amy Davis, Jodi Johnson, Kris Knudsen, Mary Gstalder, Joan Zurn, Lori Anonsen, Cheryl Kerber, Scott Duncanson, Scott Skrien. I 130 AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE ?MEleAN FIEIOD SERVI.CE TOP1 --STANDING: Judy Eisch, Nancy Dysinger, Kirby Bennet, Judy Busch, Janet Ta- aDt, endy Autlo, Debble VanGullder, Brenda Barlow; SITTING: Kevin Carter, Peter Cuypers LuAnn Miller LeAnn wiggkgogga Mueller, Becky Hill, Nancy Howard, Patty Henderson, Mary Wick, Jane Bernie: FUTURE HOME- LING. C a ETOIVD -- STABNEING: Lynn Larson, Brynne Johnson, Linda Jaszczak, LuAnn Miller, Karen Twite; KNEE- K th . 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V a VARSITY CHOIR BACK ROW: a to R Brad Noel, Conn McCarton, Mark Herbal, Phil Herbal, Keith Bedford, Diane Crawford, Sherry Robertson, Lisa Sickman. MIDDLE ROW: a to R Sue Noel, Jane Donaldson, M0113! Heinen, Ann Bennett, Beth Beck- field, Carol Huntley, Kari Mickelson, Ruth Donato. FRONT ROW: a to R Karen Peltier, Linda Perkins, Sharon Malmer, Sue Autio, Roxanne Paulson, Amy Wright, Janet Flaven, Mr. David Stark. CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Linda Peterson, Kris Knudson, Sue Hepola, Wendy Geason, Margaret Tracy, Jodi Reddick, Julie Ausham, Mary Nordsletten, Emily Green, Jeannie Nelson. SECOND ROW: Julie Heinen, Mary Gstalder, Julie Rustad, Vicki Weise, Sue Gilhoi, Marie Herbes, Brynne Johnson, Mary Arens, Candy Winslow, Sig Schee. THIRD ROW: Mary Beth Fitzgerald, Becky Myklebust, Julie Eide, Liz Knutson, Becky Lacey, Mike Geimer, Roy Johnstone, Bruce Broeren, Brian Sorenson, Mr. David Stark. FOURTH ROW: Brian Olson, Jeff Hastings, Herb Bloomquist, Bill Baker, Dale Kerber, Tom Swirtz, Rick Miller, Dave Brandt, Mark Hoel, Bruce Eaton. GRADUATION Commencement exercises for the Class of '75 were held Monday, June 2. Though plans had been made to have the ceremony out- side, threatening weather forced the choice of the gymnasium in- stead. The Choir and Band performed and several students gave speeches. Stu- dent speakers were Peter Cuypers, AFS student from Belgium, Linda Jaszczak, Barb Coleman, and Lis- beth Nielson, AFS student from Denmark. The main speaker for the evening was Secretary of State Joan Growe, who stressed that the most import- ant things one could have in life were hope and purpose. Afterwards, with Diplomas in their hands, the Graduates met their relatives and friends in the cafeteria for a brief cookies and punch recep- tion. Later in the evening, most Graduates went to an all- nite party at the Southdale YMCA for dancing, swimming, baby pictures, and pnzes. BELOW: Guest speaker, Secretary of State, Joan Growe. FAR LEFT 8 LEFT: Peter Cuypers and Lisbeth Neilson, two A.F.S. students, give graduation speeches. BOTTOM IEFT: Barb Coleman, students Will now embark on a voyage from the student world to the work world. FAR BOTTOM: Mike Bakken ac- cepts his diploma. MIDDLE: The choir performs their last concert for 1975. 137 ABOVE: Linda Jaszczak. TOP MID- DLE: Scott Halverson, Tom McCon- ville, Kevin Shuldhiess, posing for pictures. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Flanery speaks to the seniors for the last time. RIGHT: Greg Cutshall and Jay Gilbertson place their diplomas in the jackets. LEFT: Seniors watch the choir sing- ing Kumbaya . BOTTOM LEFT: Jeannie Nelson is congratulated. BELOW: Jeff LeGrand at the reception. 139 140 I NDEX 12TH GRADE Lori Anonsen 6, 52,47,46,65, 129 Mary Arens 6, 135 Pamela Atkins 6 Michael Bakken 6,127,133, 51 Kay Bennett 6, 107 Mark Blanchard 6 Michael Blood 7, 31,105,106,43,40,129 Mark Boerger 7, 3 Kari Bongard 7 Scott Bossart 7 Debbie Brace 7 Craig Brandt 7, 31, 105,133,131, 36, 37, 38,124, 129 James Branson 8 Cynthia Brekke 8 Joanne Bren 8, 55,52,133, 131,132,106,117,129 Erin Burns 8, 5 ' John Carlon 8 Kevin Carter 130,63,129 Cynthia Cole 8, 51, 131 Barbra Coleman 9, 130 Spencer Conrad 9, 31, 59, 58,129 Deborah Crowe 9, 35, 64,129 Peter Cuypers 9, 130, 51, 25 Gregory Cutshall 9, 67, 129 Amy Davis 9, 53, 52,131, 129 Lawrence Doig 10, 31, 108,43,44,129 Jeffrey East 10, 28, 31,43,40, 59, 58 Bruce Eaton 10, 2, 135, 60 Margaret Eisch 10 Lisa Erickson 10, 35, 131 Kathy Evans 10, 35, 131 , 50 Kathleen Formico 11, 131 Diane Fouree 11 David Frankland 11, 105, 36, 37, 129 Timothy Gedig 11 Michael Geimer 11, 30,42,105,135,124,128,129 Jay Gilbertson 11, 33,105, 51, 49, 67,129 Paul Goodwill 12 Emily Green 12,105,135 Robin Groenke 12 Mary Gstalder 12, 35, 135, 129 Kent Haas 12 Scott Halverson 12, 131 Joan Hanson 13 Mark Hoel 13,135,115 Robert Howard 13 Lynda Jaszczak 13, 126, 130, 7,0, 64 Brian Johnson 13 David Johnson 13 Jerome Johnson 14 Scott Johnson 14. 31 . 42, 58,129 Galen Karger 14 Dale Kerber 14, 105,135, 36, 59, 58 Jeffrey Klein 14 Cynthia Knolls 14 Kristen Knudsen 15,105, 55, 52, 135, 129 Stephanie Koenig 15 Kristin Komschlies 15, 107, 133, 132 Randall Kooiman 15, 58, 129 John, Kottke 15, 133,132 Mark Kreighbaum 126, 131 Deborah Kurtz 15 Jeffrey Legrand 16, 29, 30,42 Anders Leine 16 Lynn Madden 16 Janet Makie 16, 35, 131, 51 Keith Martin 16, 31,42,129 Kent Martner 16 Thomas McConville 17,131 Robert Menke 17 Brian Middleton 17, 133 Mary Molitor 17, 130 David Mueller 17 Jean Nelson 17, 133, 132, 135 Tammy Nelson 18 Todd Nesbitt 18 William Neuenfeldt 18, 111, 36, 58, 129 Rosemarie Overmen 18 Diana Pauly 18, 64 Scott Pederson 18 Anita Peltier 19, 71,107, 126, 130, 131, 133 Robert Perkins 19 Linda Peterson 19, 3, 135, 51 William Peterson 19,42, 41 Judith Platt 19 Gary Pletsch 19, 32, 33, 43, 45, 129 Wayne Pruszinske 20 Douglas Quiram 20, 51, 49, 67 Martin Raths 28, 31, 20, 36, 124,129 David Redpath 30, 20, 36, 129 John Roles 20, 58 Kerry Rowland 20 Julie Rustad 105, 135, 21 Signe Schee 135, 21, 151 Kathryn Scheneman 21, 130 Rickie Schmitz 21 Randy Schoeneck 21, 37 Marcene Showalter 55, 126, 21, 130,46, 71, 70,129 Michael Showalter 22 Valerie Simmet 22, 131, 137 Gerald Smith 22, 126 Scott Sundquist 22,42, 67 Thomas Swirtz 22, 32, 33, 105, 106, 133, 132, 135, 67, 129 Christoph Tangen 22, 30, 51 Barbara Taylor 23, 126, 130, 71, 70 Nora Teman 23 Bradford Teslow 23, 30, 42, 58, 129 Jeffrey Theis 30,42 Elizabeth Tracy 23, 35, 34, 70, 50,129 I NDEX Guy Treanor 23, 36, 59, 58 Mitchell Vest 23, 133 Candace Winslow 107, 133,132,135, 50, 51, 21 Gregory Yee 28, 29, 30, 42, 59, 58, 29, 129 Jennifer Zirbes 107, 53, 52, 29 1 1TH GRADE John Agrimson 74, 43,44 Julie Ausham 74,135 Wendy Autio 74,107,133,132,130,128 Michael Bachman 60 William Baker 32, 33, 74, 135, 37, 61, 60, 129 Brenda Barlow 74,130 Celeste Beckmann 74 David Bell 31,74,107,133,132,131,134,49,67,129 Nancy Berg 74 Todd Bertleson 33, 74, 133 John Bird 74,43 Rodney Blesener 74 Robyn Blood 74,54, 52,47, 64,129 Herbert Bloomquist 30, 74, 105, 106, 132, 135,131,124, 128,129 Tad Bornhoft 74, 131 Karel Boyce 74 David Brandt 30, 74, 135, 67 Bruce Broeren 105, 135 Stephen Brown 74, 36, 37 Lori Christiansen 74 Joseph Clement 74, 131 Jill Connaughty 74 Patricia Coon 74 Kathleen Cordell 74 Rodney Corrigan 74 Terry Curtis 74 Ruth Donato 74, 134 Scott Duncanson 30, 74, 51, 49, 67,129 Joseph Eichole 74, 36 Julie Eide 135,131,128 David Engbritson 74 Wendy Erck 74, 126 Terriann Erickson 74, 129 Thomas Erickson 74, 60, 131 Mary Fitzgerald 135 Lauren Fransen 74, 35 Kari Friehe 74 Cynthia Friswold 75,131, 128 William Gautsche 75, 37 Wendy Geason 75, 105, 135, 65, 64 Susan Gilhoi 75,135,119 Paul Gjersvik 75, 61 ,60, 131 Rita Glasscock 75 Robert Grassel 75 Gary Grover 75 Laurie Hagen 75, 35, 34,133,64, 129 Kathryn Hanson 75,131 Jeffrey Hastings 75,135,42,131 William Haupt 75,12 Deborah Hays 75 Julieanne Heinen 75,3,135,131 Dawn Henderson 75 Daniel Hendrickson 75 Susan Hepola 75,53, 52, 135, 129 Marie Herbes 75,135 Pamela Herbst 75, 129 John Herzog 75, 37, 63 Cheryl Hoel 75,56 Stephen Holmquist 75,43 Donald Houghton 75, 36, 39, 67 Donna Howard 75 Wallace Hustad 28, 30, 75,36, 39,67, 129 Brynne Johnson 75,,1135 130 ' David Johnson 75 Jodi Johnson 75,64,66,129 Thomas Johnson 33,127, 43,44,129 Timothy Johnson 32,75 Roy Johnstone 32,33,75,135,67,128,129 Victor Kaneps 75,131 Cheryl Kerber 75,35,129 Edward Kerber 75 Victoria Klein 76 Pamela Knolls 76 Elizabeth Knutson 76, 126, 135 Paul Labarre 76 Rebecca Lacy 76,105,135 Peter Larson 31, 76 Wayne Lea 76 Kurt Lienemann 76 Dan Loerzel 76,45 William Loots 76 Brian Lundin 76 Daniel Lusk 31, 76, 129 Donna Mack 76 Katherine Marshall 76 Wade Marshall 76 Linda Matthews 76,35 Robert McCulloch 76, 131,37 Michael Meyers 30,76, 36,37,129 Leann Miller 76,55,130 Luann Miller 76, 131,130 Rick Miller 30, 76, 1 135, 45 Joanne Millevolte 76 Thomas Moran 31,37 Rebecca Myklebust 76, 107,35, 34,133,132, 135 Dawn Nechas 76 Gregory Nelson 76 Mark Nolte 76 Mary Nordsletten 76,133,132, 135,131,128 Michael O'Brian 31, 51,63 Brian Olson 76,105,133,132, 135,131 Karen Olson 76 141 142 I NDEX Tracey Olson 76, 115 Alice Oct 76, 55, 52,46, 129 Peter Farris 76, 43 Laurie Patterson 76, 52, 124, 64, 128 Holly Pearson 77, 125 Sandra Pederson 77 Patty Pobuda 77 Matthew Quam 77 Randy Rannow 77,133,132, 115 Jodi Reddick 77, 105, 53, 135, 129 Patricia Redmond 77, 35, 34, 64,118,129 Richard Reichow 29, 30, 51, 77, 67, 115 Bradley Rens 77 Dave Riggs 31, 77, 58 Paul Rumme177,107,133,132 Joyce Schmidt 77, 127, 126 Sara Schulman 77 Steven Schulz 77 Todd Sherman 31, 77,137 Bret Sickmann 31, 77,43 Connie Silbernagel 77 Scott Skrien 31, 77, 120 Brian Smith 77 Brian Sorenson 77, 105,106, 135 Susan Stanley 77 John Sword 33,49, 67,128 William Teman 77 Joel Theis 30, 77, 63 Margaret Tracy 77, 55, 52,135, 117, 129 Paul Trim 77,127,133 Karen Twite 77, 130, 64, 129 Debra VanGuilder 77, 55,130, 46,124, 64, 66, 129 Paul Wenlandt 77 Jon Westerhaus 30, 77,63 Vicki Wiese 135, 131, 128 Scott Williamette 77 Lynn Williamson 77 David Wolsky 77, 36, 37 James Zirbes 77 10TH GRADE Jodi Allar 80, 54, 46 Randy Allar 80 Jill Anderson 80 Mark Arens 80,42, 41 Karen Arth 80, 126 Kevin Atkins 80 Susan Autio 80, 56, 134 Mark Babatz 80 Timothy Bakken 80 Kristine Barnaal 80, 133 Beth Beckfeld 80, 56,134 Amanda Bell 80, 107,133 Anne Bennett 134 Richard Beyer 32, 33 Mark Bongard 80 Richard Bowman 80 Thomas Brekke 80 Phillip Brose 80,107, 133, 132, 58 William Brown 80 Denise Bundy 80 James Bundy 80, 43, 129 Shawn Burke 80, 126 David Burkstrand 31, 80, 58 Elizabeth Burns 80 Kelleen Burns 80, 64 Jeffrey Busch 31, 80, 38, 58 Mary Bye 80, 54, 50, 125 Michael Carlin 80, 42 Anne Carmody 80 Kathleen Casey 80 James Clearny 80 Lori Compton 80, 71, 50, 128 Diane Conley 8O Loise Cordell 80 Colleen Corrigan 80, 126 Jeffrey Crownover 80 Patrick Cruse 80 John Cvetnic 30, 80, 42, 58 William Daly 31, 80, 128 Brian Daniels 80,43 Holly David 80, 47, 46 James Depaulis 80 Ronald Doig 31, 80,131,129 Bruce Dusterhoft 80 Glen Eaton 81 Michael East 80, 42 Amy Eisch 81 Kristi Eitel 81 Nancy Emerson 91, 71, 70 Eric Enblom 81 Dave Engritson 60 Scott Englar 81, 133, 38 Julie Erickson 81, S4, 50, 128 Pamela Pier 81, 70, 50, 125 Janet Flavin 81, 134 John Fragale 81 Julie Gautsche 81, 70 Dale Gehrke 81 Steven Geimer 30, 81,43, 131,63 Alyssa Gilbertson 81 Jeffrey Gilbertson 30, 81 , 67 Bruce Gillard 81, 43, 67 Pamela Gisborne 81 Jeri Goodman 81 Dean Gudmundson 81 Kenneth Gustafson 30 Alan Hagen 82, 133 Paul Halverson 81, 127 Jane Hamiel 81, 70 I NDEX James Hansen 31, 8O Theodore Hanson 81 David Hanson 81, 107, 133,132 Thomas Hanson 81 Nancy Hays 81, 55 John Hays 30, 81 Craig Henderson 81 Patricia Henderson 81, 130, 128 Mark Herbold 81,105,106,43 Jill Holte 81, 35, 124,64, 128, 129 Patricia Horan 81 , 71 , 50, 65, 64,118 Thomas Hoverson 81, 133, 60, 51 Nancy Howard 81,131,130 Carol Huntley 134 Kelli Hustad 46 Bradley Johnson 30 Patrick Johnson 126, 133, 132 Daniel Johnston 82 Michael Johnston 33, 81,43, 129 Paul Keiski 30, 81, 38, 58,128 Brian Komschlies 81, 38 Bonita Kooiman 81,127,128 Janet Koukal 81 Todd Kuglin 81 Terrie Kurtz 81 Kathryn LaBarre 81 Tammy Lewis 81 David Lindahl 81, 38 Margaret Listberger 81, 63 Gary Loscheider 81 Karen Madden 81 Steven Makie 31, 81 , 67 Sharon Malmer 81, 134 Denise Manke 81 Josephine Marshall 81 Wendy Martin 81 Kim Marquette 82 Jeff McKewan 82,133, 132 Patrick Meyers 30, 82, 38, 67,129 Brian Mikkelson 31, 82, 38, 61, 60, 129 Paula Molzahn 82 John Monson 82, 58 Donna Mueller 82, 130 Lisa Myers 82 David Myklebust 82 Randle Mykelbust 82 Dennis Nelson 82 Patti Neumann 126, 71, 70, 50 Susan Noel 82,105, 55,134, 64 Randall Nolte 82 Daniel Nordletten 82, 133 Susan Norton 82 John Nugent 82 Steven Nygaard 82 Jerry Nyquist 82, 107, 133 Christel Ogren 82 Wayne Ortloff 30,82, 38 Sherri Otis 82, 105,125,128 Debra Palmer 82 Maureen Pauly 82, 55, 50, 124 Kelly Pearson 82 Philip Pennie 82, 132 Marie Peper 82, 71 Lynn Peterson 82 Paul Peterson 82, 38 Celia Petracek 82, 2 Paulette Fletcher 82 John Pobuda 82 Thomas Porter 83, 38, 63 Linda Pratt 83, 50, 124, 128 Jay Provo 83 Rebecca Quaal 83, 70, 50 Thomas Randle 83,126 Thomas Redmond 31, 83 Craig Renier 83 Lisa Repphun 83 Cheryl Robertson 83, 56, 134 Paul Rogers 30, 83, 42 LuAnn Robe 83 Thomas Roles 31,83,42 Stephen Rowland 83 Karen Rummel 83, 56 Mark Rustad 83, 38, 58 Andrew Sailor 30,83 Steven Salentine 83, 67 Jon Schee 83,107 Nancy Scheneman 83 Debra Schmidt 83 Joanne Schmitz 83 Anne Seery 83 Paul Selander 83 James Semrad 33, 83, 126 Todd Severson 83 Julie Sheridan 83,118 Christian Sherman 83 Cindy Sickmann 83, 50 Bruce Skrien 31, 83 Scott Smith 83 Michele Sopczak 83, 7O Sheryl Stead 83 Teresa Steinhoff 83 Jari Stumpf 83 Christoph Sutton 83 Patricia Swanson 83, 50 Sharon Swirtz 83, 71, 70, 50, 65, 64, 66,128,129 Linnea Tangen 5, 51 Keith Taylor 83, 63 Deborah Tschida 83 Rebecca Upton 83,133 Peter Verkuilen 83, 38 Dennis Vierling 83 Jeffrey Vohnoutka 83 Kevin Wa1131, 83,133, 132 Julie Westrup 83 143 144 I NDEX Mary Wick 83,131, 130 Wanda Williams 83 Margaret Wilson 51 Sandra Winslow 83 Lori Wittenberg 83, 71, 50, 128 Kimberely Woods 83 Martin Wyatt 83 Keith Wyman 83, 51 Joan Zurn 46, 129 9TH GRADE Ricky Anderson 86, 133 Steven Anderson 31, 86, 60 Scott Armstrong 31, 86 Timothy Atkins 86 Jan Balfanz 86, 130 Kent Barker 86, 105 Michael Bamaal 131, 133 Chris Beckman 86 Mark Bellefeville 86 Kirby Bennet 86, 130, 129, 128 Jane Bernie 86, 133,130,125 Shelly Berg 86,130 Doreen Best 86 Laura Besta 86, 130 Rick Beyer 86 Rob Beyer 86, 39,67,129 Heidi Blackburn 86, 47, 129 Jamie Blackburn 86, 46 Steve Blessner 86 Suzy Bliss 86 Hadley Bloomquist 31, 86, 133 Tracey Blunt 86 Mitchell Boomer 31, 86,39, 124, 158 Jennifer Booth 86, 127 Mitchell Bossart 86 Daniel Brandt 31, 86 Natalie Brown 86, 39 Robert Brown 86, 60, 125 Judy Busch 86, 130, 50 Monte Canfield 86, 126 Timothy Carey 31, 86, 39, 67,128 James Carlin 31, 86, 67 Kim Carter 86, 51 Dennis Chadderoon 86, 39, 58 Vinoya Chepuri 86 Marie Claeys 86 Maureen Connaughty 86 , 126 Steven Cordell 86 Jon Costello 86, 39 Dianne Crawford 105, 134, 128 Diane Crowe 86, 70 Janet Curtis 86,64 Marilyn Cvetnic 86 John Davis 31, 86 Vernon DeCoste 86 Arthur Desautell 86 Phillip Doig 31, 86, 133, 58 Jane Donaldson 86, 56, 134 Lisa Dooley 86 Vernon Dragert 86 David Dustrud 86, 133 Mark Dvorak 86,133 Nancy Dysin6er13086,113235, 130, 125 Judith Eisch Susan Ellingson 86?50,2124,125,128 Jane Elliott 86, 64 Herbert Emswiler 31,33, 86,43 Paul Engbritsonn 86, 60, 51 Gregory Englar 86, 133 Caroline Finch 86 William Fitzgerald 31, 86, 67 Todd Flom 31,86, 60, 39 Elizabeth Formico 86, 60, 50 Valerie Fox 86, 126 Lynn Fragale 86, 50, 125 Steven Friswold 31, 86, 60 Stephen Gilderhus 86 Michael Good 126 Keith Griffiths 133 Karen Griffith 86 Daniel Groenke 86 Lisa Gstalder 86, 34, 50, 128 Marcia Hall 86, 50 Elizabeth Hansen 86, 107, 80 Gregory Hanson 86 Lisa Harris 86 Joseph Hays 86, 125 Molly Heinen 86, 134 Bryn Hendrickson 86 Laurie Henry 86, 125 John Herbes 86 Philip Herbold 31, 86,43 Rebecca Hill 86, 130 Marcy Hoggs 133, 125 Evelyn Holmquist 86, 133, 50 Kathleen Horan 86, 64 Guy Houghton 86,43 Michael Hoverson 31, 86,133 Marsha Howe 86 Lynn Howlett 86,47 Kevin Hulbert 86 Helen Jacobse 86 Paul Jaszczak 86 Elizabeth Johnson 86, 133, 46 Kenneth Johnson 86,125 Kurt Johnson 31, 86,133, 125, 58 Steven Johnson 31, 86 Timothy Johnson 86,60 Vicki Johnson 86 I NDEX April Kakch 88 Deborah Karulf 88, 50 Elizabeth Kasid 88, 55, 46, 64, 66 Michael Kaufhold 31, 88, 125 David Keiske 31, 88, 133, 39 Elaine Kerber 88 Christoph Klein 88,43 Daniel Knolls 88, 127 Bard Knudsen 88, 60, 51 Michael Kodet 31 Jerry Kopesky 88 Marvin Lagrow 31, 88,133,132 Kris Larsen 88 Lynn Larson 88,130 Susan Leithe 88,107,133 Mark Lienemann 88 Daniel Lobstein 31, 88,42,41 Jill Lobstein 88, 46 Jodi Lobstein 88 Kevin Loerzel 88,43 Kimberely Lommen 88 Laura MacFa'rlane 88 David Mack 88, 39 Scott Marriott 31, 88, 63 Jeffrey Matthews 31, 88 Conn McCartan 31, 88,134, 60, 39 Greg McKewan 88 Sandra Meyer 88 Lori Middleton 88,46 Kari Mikelson 88, 134, 50, 125 Kelly Miller 88 MaryAnne Millevolte 88 Michelle Millis 88, 126 John Misgen 31, 88 Laurel Moening 88 Pamela Molzahn 88 Russell Moran 88, 39 Robert Morrison 88, 107 Krista Nash 88 Lauri Nielson 88,46 Bradley Noel 31, 88, 105, 134, 58 John Norton 88 Richard Nyquist 88, 51 Eileen O'Brien 88, 54, 47, 46 Mary 01k 88,105, 125 Kathryn Opheim 88 Stephen O'Ryan 88, 3 Kathleen Ott 88, 130, 71 Barbara Parris 88 Roxanne Paulsen 89, 134 Thomas Pearson 89,133 James Peltier 89, 39 Karen Peltier 89, 39 Linda Perkins 89, 127, 134 Matthew Petermeier 89 Galen Peterson 89 Donald Patracek 51 Sheri Pletsch 89, 133 Don Redpath 31 Keith Redbord 89 Fredrick Sable 89 Carla Salentine 89, 50,133,130, 70, 65 Tracy Scanlon 89, 64, 128 Debra Schaal 89, 127 Kimberely Shold 89, 50 Jennifer Shuldheiss 89 Lisa Sickmann 89, 56,134,130, 50 Eileen Simmet 89 Gregory Simons 89, 39, 58 Frederick Simonson 89 Randy Smith 89 Michael Solberg 89 Gregory Solie 31, 89, 60 Frank Speakman 79 Scott Stanley 31, 89, 51 Jill Stumpf 89 Nancy Sundquist 89, 46 Janet Tabat 89, 130 Roxanne Taylor 89, 56 Lance Thoen 89 Joy Thomas 89,46 Ray Trim 89 Janice Twite 89 Laura Uitermarkt 89 Kathleen Upton 89,133, 51, 64 Steven Vanguilder 31, 89, 39, 67, 129 Victoria Warfield 89 Nanette Wedlund 89, 51 Nan Wendlandt 89 Linda Wenzel 89 Peter Westerhaus 31, 89, 39, 63 Jeffrey Westmp 89 Wendy Williamette 89 Barbara Wills 89 Jill Wittenberg 89, 64 Amy Wright 89, 134, 125 Rick Ybarra 43 Robin Zimmermann 89 David Zirbes 31, 89, 39 145 146 AD VER TISEMENTS MEN-WOMEN Let 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