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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

EAGLE Volume 33 Eden Prairie HS. 8025 School Rd. Eden Prairie, Minn. uni. Jwr'wv Hawaii: ... ll! w. .3 . Masada: m x Fan n... , wv..; w; . .rhhm... ... V . JOHN AGRIMSON - JULIE AUSHAM WENDY AUTIO BRENDA BARLOW NANCY BERG CELESTE BECKMANN DAVID BELL RODNEY BLESENER TODD BERTELSON JOHN BIRD HERBERT BLOOMQUIST ROBYN BLOOD ' TAD BORNHOFT BRUCE BROEREN DAVID BRANDT STEVEN BROWN JOE CLEMENT H C S U B w W STEPHEN CAREY . sf. xx , x: ??w PATRICIA COON DORETTE COLEMAN JILL CONNAUGl-ITY 10 TERRY CURTIS KATHLEEN CORDELL ' RUTH DONA TO SCOTT DUNCANSON JULIE EIDE , DAVID ENGBRITSON . ' ' : THOMAS ERICKSON TERRI EICKSON DIANNE FISHER GARY FOX MARY BETH FITZGERALD 12 WILLIAM GAUTSCHE III WENDY GEA SON CYNTHIA FRISWOLD PAUL GIBBS RITA GLASSCOCK SUSAN GILHOI PAUL GJERSVIK KEVIN HAAS ROBERT GRASSEL GARY GROVER w 13 DAVID HAMILTON KATHRYN HANSON JEFFREY HASTINGS KENNETH HANSON DEBORAH HAYS DANIEL HENDRICKSON JULIEANNE HEINEN MIKAL HENDRICKSCN DAWN HENDERSON SUSAN HEPOIA STEPHEN HOLMQUIST DONNA HOWARD JOHN HERZOG JODI JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON JOHNSON BRYNNE 16 TIMOTHY JOHNSON ; VIC TOR KANEPS ROY JOHNS TONE VICTORIA KLEIN ; EDWARD KERBER ELIZABETH KNUTSON PAM KNOLLS PAUL LABARRE WAYNE LEA KURT LIENEMANN DAN LOERZEL BRIAN LUNDIN WILLIAM LOOTS DAN LUSK KATHERINE MARSHALL LEONA RDO MARIN m E H T W. m m L BOB MCCULLQCH WADE MARSHALL LEANN MILLER MIKE MEYERS 20 LUA NN MILLER TOM MORAN JOANNE MILLEVOLTE RICK MILLER DAWN NECHAS REBECCA MYKLEBUST 21 ROBERT NES BITT GREG NELSON MARY NORDSLETTEN BRIAN OLSON MIKE O'BRIEN KAREN OLSON 22 TRACEY OLSON LAURIE PATTERSON ALICE OTT SANDY PETERSON PETER PARRIS PA TTY POBUDA 23 RANDY RANNOW MATT QUAM JODI REDDICK BRAD RENS RICK REICHOW DAVE RIGGS 24 PAUL RUMMEL STEVE SCHULZ JOYCE SCHMIDT TODD SHERMAN SARA SCHULMAN BRET SICKMANN SCOTT SKRIEN 26 sUE STANLEY BRUCE SMITH JQHN SWORD BRIAN SORENSON 7 JOELTI-IEIS . x ' MARGARET TRACY , VICKI THOMAS 3 - PAUL TRIM DEBBIE VANGUILDER KAREN TWITE s 28 PAUL WENDLANDT JON WESTERHAUS LYNN WILLIAMSON VICKI WIESE DAVE WOLSKY JIM ZIRBES TOM BECKFELD LORI CHRISTIANSEN ROD CORRIGAN SENIORS NOT PICTURED Michael Bachman, Wendy Erck, Walter Frasz, Steven Hahnfeldt, Marie Herbes, Donald Houghton, Gary Howorka, Wallace Hustad, David Johnson, William Knutson, Kathryn Kokesh, Jefferey Larson, Peter Lar- son, Donna Mack, Steven Martin, Glen Mariner, Robert McAnally, Paul Mu- eller, Marc Nadon, Russell Nelson, Mark Nolte, Holly Pearson, Jack Peterson, Pa- tricia Redmond, Richard Renier, Heinrich Rusch, Christine Spires, Danny St. Peter, Julie Tudor, Mark Waddell, Kerry Wakely, Scott Waldack, Hugh Wil- liamette, Patricia Wilson, Terry Ybarra, Brian Zim- mermann 29 30 Mn, WWW; 5 31 .L L E y :? a 34 Jodi Allar Randy Allar Jill Anderson Mark Arens Karen Arth Kevin Atkins Sue Autio Tim Bakken Kris Barnaal Beth Beckfeld Amanda Bell Charles Berg Mark Bongard Rick BOWman Tom Brekke Kim Brink Phillip Brose Benise Bundy Jim Bundy Shawn Burke Dave Burkstrand Beth Burns Kelly Burns Jeff Busch Mary Bye Doug Carleton Mike Carlin Anne Carmody Kathy Christianson Jim Cleary Lori Compton Diane Conley Louise Cordell Colleen Corrigan Jeff Crownover Pat Cruse John Cvetnie Bill Daly Brian Daniels Jim DePaulis Ron Doig Bruce Dusterhoff Mike East Amy Eisch Nancy Emerson Eric Emblem Scott Englar Julie Erickson Becky Fallese Pam Fier Janet Flavin John Fragale Julie Gautsche Steve Geimer Alyssa Gilbertson Jeff Gilbertson Bruce Gillard Pam Gisborne Dean Gudmunson Alan Hagen Paul Halverson Jame Hamiel Gwen Hamilton Jim Hansen Ted Hansen Dave Hanson Andy Hastings Nancy Hayes John Hays Karen Heintzeman 35 Craig Henderson Patty Henderson Mark Herbold Jill Holte Trish Horan Tom Holverson Nancy Howard Rick Hummel Carol Huntley Kelli Hustad Lori Jacobson Mike Jacques Brad Johnson Julie Johnson Pat Johnson Becky Jordan Paul Keiski Nancy Kelly Brian Komschlies Bonnie Kooiman Janet Koukel Todd Kuglin Terrie Kur12 Kathy Labarre Tammy Lewis Dave Lindahl Gary Loscheider Karen Madden Steve Makie Sharon Malmer Denise Manke Kim Marquette Josie Marshall Wendy Martin Jeff McKewan Pat Meyers Brian Mikkelson Paula Molzahn John Monson Donna Mueller Lisa Myers Dave Myklebust Randy Myklebust Tracy Nadon Denny Nelson Dave Nelson Patti Newmann Sue Noel Dan Nordsletten Sue Norton John Nugent Jerry Nyquist Chris Ogren Brenda Orr Layne Ortloff Sherri Otis Debbie Palmer Maure en Pauly Kelly Pearson Phillip Pennie Manie Pepper Lynn Peterson Paul Peterson Celia Petracek Paulette Fletcher John Pobuda Tom Porter Linda Pratt Jay Provo 37 Becky Quaal Tom Randle Tom Redmond Lisa Repphun Cheryl Robertson Pat Roser Paul Rogers Lu Ann Rohe Tom Roles Steve Rowland Karen Rummel Mark Rustad Andy Sailor Steve Salenu'ne Jon Schee Debbie Schmidt Jo Ann Schmitz Doug Schulz Mnne Seery Paul Selender Jim Semrad Steve Serbus Todd Severson Chris Sherman Cindy Siclqnan Bruce Skrien Scott Smith Michele Sepczek Sheryl Stead Tess Steinhoff Jami Stumpf Chris Sutton Patty Swanson Sharon Swirtz Lynn Tangen Keith Taylor Bob Thompson Debbie Tschida Any Udstuen Becky Upton Pete Verkuilen Jeff Vohnoutke Kirk Waddell Keith Wall Julie Westrup Mary Wick Peggy Wilson Sandy Winslow Lori Wittenberg Kim Woods Martin Wyatt Keith Wyman L Mark Zinimske t i Joan Zurn I ' h . Juniors Not Pictured Mark Babtz, Anne Bennett, Bill gan, Mike Mastellar, Roger Meyer- Brown, Kathy Casey, Kevin Casey, hoff, Steve Nygaard, Wayne Pal- lely Davis, Karen Denio, Kristi met, Craig Renier, JoAnn Sable, E1t.e1, Mark Evert, Dale Gehrke, Nancy Scheneman, Susan Swanson, Jen Goodman, Tom Hanson, Dale Patti Yee, Charles Berg, .Richard Hepola, Karen Johnson, Angie Kro- Hayden 39 42 Gene Almond Steve Anderson Scott Armstrong Tin Atkins Jan Balfanz Mike Barlow Mike Barnaal Chris Beckmann Keith Bedford Mark Bellefeuille Kirby Bennett Shelly Berg Jane Berne Doreen Best Laura Besta Rick Beyer Heidi Blackburn Jami Blackburn Steve Blesener Susan Bliss Mitchell Boomer Jennifer Booth Daniel Brandt Robert Brown Natalie Brown Lynn Burton Judy Busch Monte Canfield Tim Carey Jim Carlin Kim Carter Lisa Cartwright Erik Catt Dennis Chadderdon Vinoya Chepuri Cherri Coleman Maureen Connaughty Greg Coomans Steve Cordell Jon Costello Dianne Crawford Janet Curtis Marilyn Cvetnic John Davis Arthur Deseutell Phillip Doig Jane Donaldson Lisa Dooley Veron Dragert Dave Dusu'ud Mark Dvorak Nancy Dysinger Judy Eisch Sue Ellingson Bert Emswiler Paul Engbritson Greg Englar Jeff Fackler Caroline Finch Scott Fisher Bill Fitzgerald Todd Flom Liz Formico Valarie Fox Lynn Fragale Burke Frasz Steve Friswold Rita Gavle Steve Guilderhus Karen Griffith 43 44 Keith Griffiths Lisa Gstalder Marcia Hall Liz Hansen' Greg Hanson Lisa Harris Joe Hays Molly Heinen Bryn Hendrickson Laurie Henry Phil Herbold Becky Hill Marcy Hogge Evelyn Holmquist Kathy Horan Guy Houghton Mike Hoverson Marcia Howe Lynn Howlett Kevin Hulbert Helen Jacobse Paul Jaszczak Betsy Johnson Joy Johnson Ken Johnson Kurt Johnson Tim Johnson Vicki Johnson April Kakach Debbie Karulf Liz Kasid Mike Kaufhold Marty Kaye Dave Keiske Susan Kelly Elaine Kerber Phil Kiesner Chris Klein Dan Knolls Bard Knudsen Mike Kodet Jerry Kepesky Becky Lafortune Toby Lagrow Kris Larsen Lynn Larson Michell Lason Susan Leithe Liz Lemay Mark Lienemann Greg Lindahl Dan Lobstein Jill Lobstein Jodi Lobstein Kevin Loerzel Kim Lommen Laura MacFarlane Dave Mack Scott Marriott Conn McCartan Julie McCormick Greg McKewan Victor Meijers Sandra Meyer Lori Middleton Kari Mikelson Kelley Miller Mary Millevolte Michelle Millis John Misgen 45 46 Beth Mitchell Laurel Moening Pamela Molzahn Russell Moran Robert Morrison Sheryl Mytyk Kenise Nadon Krista Nash Steve Neidenfeuhr Mike Nelson Lori Nielsen Brad Noel John Norton Rick Nyquist Eileen O'Brien Mary 01k Kathy Opheim Tim Orr Kathy Ott Barb Parris Roxanne Paulsen Tom Pearson James Peltier Karen Peltier Linda Perkins Matt Perermeier Galen Peterson Don Petracek Debbie Ping Sherri Pletsch Don Redpath Randy Retterath Carla Salentine Tracy Scanlon Debra Schaal Barb Wills LeAnn Schick Kin Shold Jennifer Shuldhiess Lisa Sickman Eileen Simmet Greg Simons Fred Simonson Randy Smith Mike Solberg Greg Solie Frank Speakman Scott Stanley Jill Stumpf Nancy Sundquist Christine Swirtz Janet Tabat Roxanne Taylor Lance Theon Tracy Toller Ray Trim Janice Twite Laura Uitermarkt Kathy Upton Steve VanGuilder Nannette Wedlund Mary Wedlandt Linda Wenzel Peter Westerhaus Jeff Westrup Wendy Williamette Jill Wittenberg Pat Zagaros John Zipf 79 CLASS OF 50 Carolyn Agrimson Jolene Anderson Robin Bach Scott Baker Amy Beckfeld Judy Bedford Philip Belden Dana Bellefeuille Scott Berquist Donata Best Peter Bren Jerry Bren Debra Broeren Julie Buechler Jeff Burkstrand Kathy Burns Scott Burt Bryan Burton Nathan Cardarelle Kathy Cardarelle David Carlon David Carpentar Marci Catt Jill Chrisdanson Jeanette Claeys Eric Clark Lorraine Coomans Adele Crawford Linda Cvetnic Bob Daly Maureen Decoste Dione Deslauriers Jeff Donato Susan Donavon John Dooley Scott Downey Virgil Dragert Troy Dressen Desiree Duffee Lisa Duvick Brain Dybing Jeff Eaton Scott Eitel Kathy Empson Brenda Emswiler Julie Erickson Jeanette Fellner Bruce Fields Scott Fisher Larry Frank Karen Fredrickson Cindy Freeburg Thomas Garland Mary Ellen Geason Christine Geimer Donald Gerdts Scott Gisborne Eric Hagen Rochelle Hamilton Scott Harris Joe Hastings Dave Hays Amy Heinen Don Henderson Mark Hendrickson Becky Hendrickson Ann Herzog Dawn Hofstrand Dave Hone Tina Holverson 51 H0pe Huibregtse Mitchell Jacques Collen Johnson Joe Johnson Mike Johnson Todd Johnson Ken Johnston Beth Kakach Jackie Karger Martin Kaye Joelle Keiski Linda Kelley Virginia Kiesner Robin Kleven Cammy Kokesh Lisa Kooiman Ken Kundel Bernie Labarre Mary Lapic Jon Lason Dave Lea Cheryl Lewis Scott Lienemann Doug Loots Dave Lusk Debra Lyngdal Nancy Madden Carren Malmer Paul Manke Joel Marpe Wendy Marquardt Bruce Marquette Margaret Marshall Jim Martin Ken Martin Stephanie Martin Mary Martinson Mike McCartan Karen McNulty Mindy Nehl Carolinda Meuwissen Gail Meuwissen Mary Meyers Bob Meyers Susan Miller Sue Mjolsness Pam Mooers Nancy Mueller Yvonne Nelson Trung Nguyen Lois Nordsletten Patty Norton Debbie Novy Charlotte Ogren Dayette Olson Mike Owens Kevin Palmer Kirsten Pauly Rolf Penzel Lori Perkins Carey Peters Debbie Peterson Kristine Peterson Sheila Peterson Theresa Peterson Francis Peu'acek Brenda Fletcher Bob Pobuda Cheryl Pohlman Julie Rasmussen 53 Christine Rasmusson Margaret Rekoske Lori Repphun Bill Retterath Gino Rodriquez Jim Rowland Jane Rummel Greg Rustad Randy Ryski Julie Sager Mike Salentine Kelly Scanlon Ted Schick Jeff Schmidt Mark Schoeneck Linda Schott Mark Schultz Martin Schulze Bill Sechrist Teri Seeliger 'Dave Seery Nina Shepherd Terri Shold Colleen Showalter Melissa Shuldhiess Ellen Simonson Todd Skatrud Chris Skrien Dan Smith Steve Smith Kim Solberg Curt Solie Steve Sepczak Francis Spohn Denise Stead John Sumner Greg Swirt'z Dee Taylor Angela Teiken Brad Teslow Susan Theis Kevin Thomas Eric Tomoe Cheryl Tumball Karen Twiss Jean Verkuilen Glenn Vierling Scott Vohnoutka Scott Warner Lisa Wedkund Mike Wick Tim Wilson Gay Winslow Dean Wyman Rick Ybarra Greg York Carolyn Zirbes NOT PICTURED: Deborah Beauvais, Jerold Hansen, Scott Jeppesen, Wanda Overbey, Sherilynn Palmer, Kurt Rusch, Ricky Sconberg, John Stirling, Barbara Sakella, Sean Wakely, Fredrick Cramer. 55 58 Administrators Mr. Flannery, Principal, converses with Mrs. Bell A former coach, Assistant Princi- pal Mr. Connaughty still manages to get involved in athletics 34$ 2mg ,.. $.3 W4m Counselors Mrs. DeBono, Mr. Nygaard, and Mrs. Skov, Counselor's secretary. Mr. Nygaard Hits the books. 59 60 LANGUAGE ARTS TEACHERS -- SITTING: Mrs. Unternaehrer, Miss Novak, STANDING: Mr. Schultz, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Jos- lyn, Mr. Salinger; BELOW: Mrs. Joslyn consults with a student. Language Arts Social Studies SOCLAL STUDIES TEACHERS: Mr. Porter, Mrs. Kienke, Mr. Swan- son, Mr. Born, Mr. Ryski. LEFT: Members of Student Coun- cil receive Social Studies credit as they meet with Mr. Schultz. ABOVE: Mr. Porter hits the books in a rare quiet moment. 61 62 THREE OF FOUR MERRY MATH TEACHERS: Mr. Bell, Mr. Winter- halter, Mr. Snavely. Mr. Berger not picture$ Math Brian Komschlies, Rod Blessner, and Bill Teman strain their brains in Analysis V 3Vwmummw M , V. m ,. ng I 'l l HIM? I iIII. ! v- Science LEFT ABOVE: Seniors Paul Wend- landt and Bill Haupt carried on with the two-year old Physics Project to harness the wind. ABOVE: Mr. Anderson and Gary Howorka. LEFT, SCIENCE DEPARTMENT TEACHERS: Mrs. Turnquist, Mr. Lindow, Mrs. Seeger, Mr. Rude, Mr. Ander- son, and Mr. Nelson. 63 64 Mrs. Mary Ellen Stewart, and M13. Doris Stewart Art Jodi Allar works on an art project for class Mrs. Pudas Mr. Marcy and Ms. McCallum 65 66 Fun in the Child Care class Home E conomics Mrs. Bolles Mrs. Cly'mer Mr. Ofthsun, Mr. Hagen, and Mrs. Mr. Ofthsun oversees a typing lesson. Myers 67 Industrial Arts Mr. Clark works on the drill press while Mr. Rolbiecki checks his procedure Pat Meyers works. F orei gn Languages Mrs. Jolie, Spanish, and Mrs. Schnasse, German 68 M im' -School Mr. Lynch, Mr. Lewis, and Ms. Palmer Mr. Feltl often works with one or two students. 69 x--I- . m n A 16 Mus Da vid Stark and Emmett Stark Mr Mr brary - AV 1' L Cole, Mrs. Mrs. Chadderdon Mrs. Transtad, Mr. Oman, .. Ea: r3: snu-IIIMEHH nn-EEE-nnnnu P. 70 F 00d Service ustodians 1:; 2x: M be! 43,, 71 SPECIAL E VEN TS 74 A flame Roll out the newspaper and the tempera paint! Put that red crepe paper over the lights. Neat! Yes, folks, it's Homecoming! The first major event of the week was the annual Toilet Bowl, a football game between the High School and the Middle School faculties, held Tuesday after- noon. The 'Highs' won, for the first time in three years, before a half-frozen crowd of hecklers. Wednesday was dubbed Backwards Day, so the class schedule was re- versed, and everybody was suppos- ed to dress, walk, and think back- wards. ThuIsday was Formal Day, where everybody was, you know, s'pose to wear formal type stuff. This was also Sadie Hawkins Day, wherein the girls were supposed to take their favorite guy to lunch, and even dance with him in the darkened cafetorium. After the girl's volleyball game that night, everybody watched the bonfire and smashed up a junk car. All of this led up to a disappointing 36-6 loss to Shakopee in the big game itself. The Homecoming dance was held Saturday Night in a new and different p1ace--on a riverboat on the mighty Mississ- ippi. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Terriquez at the toilet bowl, MIDDLE RIGHT: The coveted troophy, RIGHT: A pepfest performance 7S Some More H omecom g m 76 The 7 th-Hour Ride Of Santa Clauski Etc. . . . Once again EP students welcomed the Winter break with the joyous Christmas pepfest. A plethora of skits filled the bill as usual, but absent this year was a pie-in-the- face gag. There was so much act- ivity that suddenly there was no time left for the choir to perform before Santa Clauski had to come out. Santa sat amid Cheerleaders and jock-elves with his micro- phone, handing out awards to worthy and unworthy alike. 77 St. Selgaeis Days For the second year in a row the mid-winter blahs fell victim to St. Selgae's Days -- four days tMar lO-lSl of festive diversion planned by the Student Council. Nostalgia was the theme for Wed- nesday. Students dressed in styles dating back to the 50's and earlier. The movie, American Graffitti was shown in the morning. During 7th hour, the Senior-Faculty bas- ketball game took place; there would have been controversy about who won, except few peo- ple cared. Thursday morning, the Talent show presented a very diverse ar- ray of talent from students and fa- culty. Cheryl Pohlman won two free meals at the Lincoln Del for her best performance award. Oth- er great talent included Dave Kei- sld performing his own composition, and Jon Westerhaus won Funniest Performance Award for his Elvis im- personation, The Prize: a kiss from Sherry Otis. Superstars competitions were also held during the show. Friday was half-day, on which students were to dress as animals. Most of the day was filled with a cageball tournament between the classes tthe Seniors woni. The crowning of the superstars winners was also staged. A Fifties dance scheduled for that night at Forest Hills had to be cancelled. On Sat- urday night there was a public showing of American Gaffitti. 78 80 M usical Review The Eden Prairie High School mu- sical production for the fall of 1975 was Musical Review, in which selected parts of three Broadway hits, OLIVER, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, and MUSIC MAN Were performed in a review of the recent EPI-IS full-length perfor- mances of these shows in past years. little time was Spent on plot development for each musi- cal, as the show concentrated on the music. Hard working cast and band mem- bers were under extra pressure as performances were regrettably scheduled at the end of the first quarter, a time already crowded with homework and study. There were a few 'backstage problems, including late arriving scripts and some complaints about the unavail- ability of parts for non-choir mem- bers. The only onstage trouble occurred when the curtain cable broke during zealous efforts to get it unstuck in the first perfor- mance, requiring the curtain to be pulled by hand for the remain- ing performances. Despite early problems, the show itself was a colorful success, with each performance tNov. 5-8rwe11 attended. Emmet Stark, David Stark, and Kathy Novack directed. Mitch Jacques played OLIVER, Herb Bloomquist and Sharon Malmer were the leads in FIDDLER, and Brian Olson and Wendy Geason starred in MUSIC MAN. . S .31.. 3g 81 Fiddler On The Roof Music Man 82 01 i ver Orchestra 83 Other Drama . . . 3 One-Act Plays Three one act plays were put on by the drama department this Spring, with one receiving several honors. Here We Are, starring Brian Komschlies, Becky Lacy, Herb Bloomquist, Sue Gilhoi and Liz LeMay, and directed by Kathy Novack, won the Suburban West sub-regional competition. In addi tion, Brian, Becky, Herb and Sue won outstanding acting awards at the Suburban West Festival in Glencoe. The amusing play was of a newly married couple going by train to their honeymoon. The two other plays were both comedies. Picnic on the Battle- field starred Bill Baker, Kirby Bennet, Herb Bloomquist twho also directedy and John Sumner. Bill played a soldier whose par- ents visit him and teach him etiquette while on the battle- field. The Man in the Bowler Hat was directed by Brian Olson, and starred Dave Engbritson, Dianne Crawford, Brian Sorenson, Robert Grassel, Joelle Keiski, Herb Bloomquist and John Monson. A contented middle- class couple is intruded on by some classic villians who do some strange things, including blowing their lines. 86 Band d'i Choir Concerts As usual, the Eden Prairie High School Music Department scheduled a variety of events and concerts throughout the year, as well as pre- forming at events such as basketball games or graduation. The bands, under the direction of Mr. Emmett Stark, and the Choirs, under the direction of Mr. David Stark, spent many hours practicing and preparing for their many public appearances, contests, and trips. 87 88 Commencement, The class of '76 graduated on June 3, in an outdoor ceremony on the school football field. The ceremony was quite traditional, as graduates wore the traditional robes, marched in to a processional song, listened to Speakers and musical selections born the band and choir, recieved their diplomas, and mar- ched away to a recessional march. Many students and teachers Spoke at the ceremony. Student speakers were Henry Rusch, David Brandt, Laurie Patterson, Leo Marin, Robert Grassel, Wendy Geason, and Tad Bornhoft. Teachers, Mr. Steve Schultz and Mr. John Ryski also spoke. The Commencement Address was delivered by Sgt. Bob Tyson, an Eden Prairie Public Safety Officer. Class 0f 76 The Speeches dealth with a variety of ideas, but most touched on some of the following themes: graduates expressed appreciation for their education, school, and teachers; teachers remarked that the class of '76 had been a good class; grad- uates were reminded to continue to learn, grow in character, and to generally continue a well-begun process of personal growth and development. After the ceremony, a brief reception in the cafeteria provided everyone an opportunity to extend more personalized congratulations to the class as they sipped a cup of punch. Many graduates then left for an all-night party which was held at one of the local YMCA buildings. 89 Graduation 91 9 ., , -9? 5' '9 9 512?.955'9ng . . i 69 33 - 9t 3 9, H 9 $31. aginA ' 1w ,. 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In the season's filst game, Hutchin- son overpowered the Eagles 17-8. However, EP came back in their next game to bowl over Waconia 27-8. The most dramatic contest of the season was the home game against Mankato East. After tying 13-13 in regulation time, each time was given a first- and-goal chance from the ten. Both scored the touchdown, but only Mankato East converted to win 20-19. A week later, the gutsy fans braved cold winds to watch the Buffalo Vikings nudge the Eagles 9-8 in a crucial game. The following week, Chaska, as their Homecoming slogan promised, plowed Eden Prairie 26-14. Another disappointment came when the Eagles dropped the first Home- coming game in 13 years at EP. The Shakopee Indians racked-up 28 of their 36 points before the Eagles finally scored their first and last six of the game. In the season's last games, the Eagles continued to fly low, losing to Glencoe 14-48, and posting goose eggs against both Mound and Orono. Scoreboard Eden Prairie 8 17 Hutchinson Eden Prairie 27 8 Waconia Eden Prairie 19 20 Mankato East Eden Prairie 8 9 Buffalo Eden Prairie 14 26 Chaska Eden Prairie 6 36 Shakopee Eden Prairie 14 48 Glencoe Eden Prairie 0 21 Orono Eden Prairie 0 20 Mound 96 UPPER LEFT: Scott Duncanson, on the fly; LOWER LEFT: Pat Meyers about to get sacked!; TOP MID- DLE: Rick Hummel takes off; MIDDLE: Coach Ryski, What a bunch of dummies! RIGHT: Tom Moran struggles to get free; LEFT: The Eagle defense is set and ready! - v . gaggwe, 97 98 UPPER LEFT: Scott Skrien looks for daylight; BOTTOM: Dave Brandt moves out; RIGHT: Skrien takes handoff from quarterback Pat Mey- ers; LOWER RIGHT: Coach Turk keeps busy on the sideline. Eagles Spike 8-4 Record Volleyball began the '75 season with a new coach tMrs. Pudasl, go getter assistant coach Mr. Emahiser, and a volley of wins. Although the team lost three of it's first four games, they won the next seven out of eight to capture 4th place in the Suburban West conference with a 4 and 3 record and an 8 and 4 overall record. The Eagles worked hard all year after a slow start, concentrating on the development of basic skills, agressiveness, and increased teamwork. The season was highlighted by the final game of the year when the Eagles took on the Indians of Shakopee in the subregion play- offs. This game, was to culminate the work of the entire season. Revenge was also a strong motive as earlier in the year, Shakopee defeated Eden Praire at home- coming. 50, this match would be a hard fought one. And hard fought it was, but in the end, the Indians came out scarcely ahead by a score of 18 -13 in the first game and 18-14 in game two. The Eagles were led by co- captains Laurie Hagan and Patty Redmond. Awards went to Cheryl Kerber for most valuable player and all conference. Most improved awards went to Debbie Karuff and Carolyn Agrimson. Altough the Eagles will lose four valuable seniors, next year could prove to be a great one with five returning letterwinners and a successful, talented J.V. and B- squad. BOTTOM: iManageri Tracy Scanlon, Carla Salentine, Pam Fier, Cheryl Kerber, Debbie Karulf, Judy Busch, Jill Connaughty, lManagerl Eileen OBrien. TOP: lCoachi Nancy Pudas, Jill Holte, Lauren Fransen, Lauri Hagen, Patty Redmond, Patty Swanson, Nancy Emerson, lCoachl Dick Emahiser 99 100 BELOW: Mary Bye, OH NO! Here it comes! RIGHT: Debbie Karluf, returns the serve. LEFT: Jill Holte, POWER SERVE! ! ABOVE: Carla Salentine concentrates. . . . J unior Varsity BOTTOM: Susie Ellingson, Linda Cvetnic, Marcy Hall, Kelly Burns, Lisa Gstalder, Kari Mikelson, Mary Bye, Evie Holmquist, TOP: Coach Nancy Pudas, Terri Shold, Carolyn Agrimson, Lori Manning, GwenHamilton, Julie Erickson, Kathy Cordell, Coach Dick Emahiser. BOTTOM: Kathy Burns, Lynn Dee Taylor, Mary 01k, Gail Meuwisson, Lynn Fragale, Kathy Opheim, MIDDLE: Mary Ellen Geason, Ann Herzog, Lori Coomans, Jamie Blackburn, Marilyn Cvetnjc, Kim Lommen; TOP: Coach Nancy Pudas, Angie Teiken, Jane Donaldson, Lisa Sickman, Hope Huibregtse, Mary Martinson, Coach Dick Emahiser. 101 102 FAR LEFT: Guy Houghton and Richie Patterson race across the lawn. LOWER LEFT: Jim Semrad runs in style. BOTTOM: Roy John- ston pushes it. BELOW: Randy Retterath strains for the lead. Cross Country BOTTOM: Mark Hanosn, Scott Englar, Steve Holmquist, Guy Houghton, Greg Simons, Mike Johnson, TOP: tCoachi FAR LEFT: Bill Fitzgerald takin it slow. John Sword on the move. The Cross Country team performed well, taking fourth place in the conference meet, fourth in sub- regions, and finishing out the sea- son with a last place spot in region competition. Coach Larry Anderson, as he al- ways does, worked runners to their limit; forcing them to extend all their energy over the three mile course. It paid off, particularly for seniors John Sword and Roy John- stone who made the all-conference list. Eden Prairie defeated Waconia, Buffalo, and Shakopee ; and lost to Chaska by one point during regular season meets. Of special interest this year were the new shorts for the team, which were said to con- tain more holes than threads. Larry Anderson, Jim Semrad, Roy Johnstone, John Sword, Randy Retterath, Phil Herbol, Curt Johnson 103 The first EPHS girl's tennis team placed fourth in the conference with a 3-6 record, but improved Tennis won in the quarter finals, which was sufficient for sectionals qualification. Bell and Vanguilder $ng ; X throughout the season. gained a semi-finals upset victory 3 over a Chaska team they had lost ng: One example of improvement was to twice beforet and wound up as 23:3: in the two matches with an establi- 2nd place medalists in the sub- ?sz . 1:3 V3 shed team -- Mound. In the first sectional tournament. The tourna- ?gigsggskkg 333$: match, everyone lost big for an 0-5 ment trail ended for everyone in $E$fs$k3 . Lgfs defeat. However, in the second the first round of the sectional gigg'gc. 3 :4? match, Liz Formico won, and other tournament in Blue Earth as both gagsgsgsgsy 3:3;3 matches were significantly more Formico and BelUVanguilder $$$$on -- ' aw! competitive . In the post-season tournaments, the team lost 1-4 to Prior Lake in the team category of the sub- sectional tournament. However, in the individual category, first singles player Liz Formico and 1st doubles Amanda BelU Debbie Vanguilder did well. Formico lost to the tough competition. 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UPPER LEFT: Liz Formico on the up-swing of a power serve. ABOVE: Debbie VanGuilder set for a smashing return. LOWER LEFT: Coach Yogie Salinger talks strategy with Heidi Blackburn. LOWER RIGHT: Ruth Fonato making it fly! ! J. 4. firm. 1: 105 Basketball EP's basketball squad is slowly building itself up to bigger and better things. After a disastrous season two years ago, the Eagles bounced back with a 7-14 season last year, and in '76 a solid 10- 10 record gave them respect- ability in the conference. Though the team was consistent throughout the year, improve- ment was seen in the last part of the season. Coach Bill Holte said the best games of the year were the last two: an 18 point romp over Orono, and Prior Lake game in which, though defeated, the Eagles scored 59 points against one of the better teams in the state. Once again, Don Houghton was a star player; the team's play- maker, feeder, and most consistent scorer. Houghton was leading scorer in the conference. Joe Eickholt was another great shooter for the Eagles, especially in the last half of the season. Excellent rebounding was shown throughout the season by Brian Mikkelson, and Wally Hustad became one of the best rebound- ers in the conference. The Eagles attempted to use the fast break as much as possible in each game. But an excessive number of turnovers plagued them all year, Eden Prairie was elimin- ated in the first post-season tourn- aments game. KNEELING: Don Houghton, Pat Myers, Paul Rogers, Pete Verkuilen, Paul Keiski, Steve Brown, Bill Baker, STANDING: Dave Burksu'and, Brian Mikkelson, Bill Brown, Joe Eickholt, Wally Hustad, Mr. Holte UPPER LEFT: Bill Baker shoots. TOP: Pete Verkuilen. UPPER RIGHT: Bill Brown tries to do the impossible. LEFT: Don Houghton strains for a rebound. ABOVE: Brian Mikkelson on manuevers. . . 107 J unior Varsity KNEELING: John Monson, Scott Englar, Jeff Busch, Paul Kieski, Steve Brown, STANDING: Mr. Holte, Paul Rogers, Pat Myers, Bill Gautsche, Mark Rustad, Dave Burkstrand KNEELING: Tim Carey, Bob Brown, Steve VanGuilder, Mike Nelson, Simons, Russ Moran, STANDING: Todd Flom, Dave Keiski, Dave Ma McCartan, Jon Costello, Dave Redpath, Mr. Porter. Dave Zirbes, Denny Chadderdon, Greg ck, Jim Peltier, Mitch Boomer, Conn 108 WWEV 3 1'. V A t ' :90,:?' Dave Keiski flies. . . Mitch Boomer booms through. . . 9th Grade SITTING: Scott Baker, Nathan Cardarelle, Greg Rustad, Kelly Scanlon, DavidI-Iays, Scott Gisborne, STANDING: Jeff Burkstrand, Bob Myers, Randy Ryski, Mike McCartan, Bill Retterath, Mark Schoeneck, Mr. Shultz. 110 Considering the lack of personal and team experience, the girl's basketball team did about what you would be expected. Statistically, they finished in last place, and had a 0-13 record overall, losing even to Waconia. Coach Nancy Pudas said that emphasis was put on individual improvement and on basic skills. We spent the season just trying to improve ourselves weekly --score more points, commit less errors than the game before. The young Eden Prairie team went against more experienced teams in the conference, and, ujte natural 1y, was lacking in confidence as well as basic skills, but they were out there trying. UPPER RIGHT: Sharon Swirtz and Patty Redmond battle to gain pos- sesion! ! ! !ACROSS: Carla Salintine sets up the play! ! ! !ABOVE: Carla Salentine lays it up. Girls Basketball LEFT: Lori Hagen on the jump shot. LOWER LEFT: Amy Udstuen moves out! BELOW: Coaches Nancy Pudas and Paul Oman stare in disbelief. . . . LOWER RIGHT: Patty Redmond lifts a shot high over the opponent! ! ! ! ! ! 111 112 Varsity SITTING: Amy Udstien, Nancy Hays, Chris Ogren, Lori Wittenberg, KNEELING: Chris Swirtz, Carla Salentine, Laurie Hagen, Patty Redmond, Gwen Hamilton, Sharon Swirtz, Lisa Sickmann, STANDING: Mr. Oman, Mrs. B-Squad KNEELING: Yvonne Nelson, Beth Mitchell, Linda Cvetnic, Kirsten Pauly, Helen Jacobse, Debbie Karvif, STANDING: Mr. Oman, Carolyn Agrimson, Mary Ellen Geason, Sue Miller, April Kakach, Kim Carter, Judy Busch, Lisa Sickman, Mrs. Pudas FRONT: Todd Severson, Jim Carlin, Dan Lobstein, Scott Harris, Keith Taylor. SECOND ROW: John Norton, Henry Rusch, Mark Arens, Andy Sailor, John tTOUGHl Cvetnic, Steve Friswold, Mike Carlin. TOP: Mr. Strokirch, Dave Brandt, Glen Eaton, Andy Hastings, Todd Sherman, Jeff Gilbertson, Tom Redmond, Brad Noel, Mike East. tNot picturedl: Brad Johnson, Steve Anderson. At the drop of the first puck, the Eagle hockey team grew. They grew in speed, endurance, sldll, hustle, and most of all maturity. The team was young and inexperienced having only 3 seniors on the roster. Throughtout the season, the Eagles fought hard but they were continually stunned by losses in many very close games. Coaches Richard Strokirch and Dick Emahiser tried everything possible to break an early string of 8 losses including changing of lines, juggling positions and trying new and different styles of attack and defense. The team worked hard too, not only at hockey, but at flooding the outside rink in shifts from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. during many cold nights. And the work paid off. The Eagles finally broke the ice of 1-13-1 season with a total team effort in bombing Le Suer for a 17-1 victory. The win was the turning point of the season and gave the Eagles the boost to fly high through the rest of the season, winning 3 of the last 5 games. The strongest game played was the last of the regular season when the Eagles fought the Chaska Hawks to a 6-2 victory. The game was fast skating and full of hard check- ing and sharp, crisp passing. The team ended fourth in Suburban v t + with a 3-7 record. Dan Lobstein led the Eagles in scoring with 18 points and was followed by Henry Rusch and Jeff Gilbertson, both with 17 points. Captains were Dave Brandt, Jeff Gilbertson, and Dan Lobstein. Henry Rusch was awarded both most valuble player and All Conference awards. Next year, the Suburban West Conference will have their hands full in trying to handle the Eagles. With an almost full roster returning, the Eagles, built strongly to believe it - have confidence they will take all next year - or come very close to it! RECORD OPPONENT St . Paul Cntr . M no Holy Angels Hutchinson Mpls, . Cntr. Shakopee Red Wing Litchfield Chaska St. Anthony Mound Orono Hutchinson Le Suer Fridley Grace Elk River Shakopee Chaska St. Louis Pk. ount St . Cloud Cath . Oro 113 4 .I 1 UPPER LEFT: Mark Arens flattens him on the boards. MIDDLE LEFT: Brad Johnson crouches low on the move. LOWER LEFT: Henry Rusch and Mark Arens battle for the puck. LEFT: Steve Friswold moves out. BELOW: Dave Brandt awaits the face- off. ABOVE: Dan Lobstein flies past the Central defender. RIGHT: John Cvetnic surveys the situation. ACROSS: John Norton makes a sprawling save! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 'mwwwi r $2.;-.;' v h .. .1 g.- .9. FRONT: Glen Eaton, John Norton, Scott Stanley, Todd Sherman, Ken Martin, Scott Harris, TOP: Burke Fraze, Steve Neidenfier, Todd Severson, Gary Lochieder, Keith Taylor, Mike Carlin, mot picturedy Mr. Emahiser. 115 116 Wrestling can be defined as a sport of struggle, endurance, strength, and skill. The Eagles combined all of these aspects in a successful season. After a slow start, the Eagles took first place in a Bloomington Jefferson Tourney which featured eight top teams. Then, the Eagles pinned down victories in 3 of their next four matches, including an away-victory at Hutch which broke a 45 match winning streak for the Tigers. Most of the grapplers' losses were against tough opponents, such as undefeated Rosemount and conference champions Buffalo. The Bagels were in two other tourneys. In one, labeled the toughest tourney in the state by Coach Pat Marcy, the Eagles placed fifth out of eight teams. The last tourney of the season went to Owatonna, but the Eagles took 2nd. A team highpoint for the season was a sub-region championship in which they achieved a victory over Prior Lake. It Was the first time the Eagles had beat Prior Lake. Junior Mike Johnston claimed many individual honors during the season, including All-conference selection, MVP slection, and qualification for the State Tournament. Steve Holmquist was voted B-Squad MVP, and Bert Emswiler was voted most improved by fellow wrestlers. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Rick Johnston on the takedOWn. TOP: Brian Daniels looks on. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Marcy yells out instructions. LOWER RIGHT: Joe Johnson - roll him over. MIDDLE: Rick Johnston ready for the revearsal. ABOVE: The team ..... . . .ABOVE MIDDLE: John Bird on the road to a pin. ACROSS: Guy Houghton---- concentration! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Wrestling 117 Varsity KNEELING: Rick Johnston 98, Chris Klein 98, Rick Ybarra 105, Kurt Johnson 112, Mike Johnston 112, Joe Johnson 126, Tom Johnson 132, STANDING: Mr. Lindow Ass't coach, John Bird 138, Guy Houghton 145, Phil Herbold 145, Rick Miller 167, Brian Daniels 180, John Agrimson 180, Ed Kerber Hwt., Mr. Marcy coach. NOT PICTURED: Bert Emswiler 119 gYRAIp $1 Q :m: R '2 '1 16 2e? 16:9 a $ to E ? F i , A r 1 a s ., i. j 1 ' , ? V , Cg 1 C, ; , W55 s, : L A A KNEELING: Scott Larsen98, Jay Provo 105, Bruce Feilds 126, Rick Anderson 119, Pete Parris 126, Steve Blesener 132, Paul jaszcak 138, STANDING: Mr. Lindow Ass't Coach, Steve Holmquist 138, Ken Johnson 145, Dan Loerzel 155, Bruce Gillard 167, Randy Retterath 155, Mark Herbold 167, Steve Geimer Hwt. , Mr. Marcy Coach. 118 Downhill KNEELING: Ted Otis, Mary Millevolte, Beth Bertlson, Mike Orr, John Petracek, Frank Petracek, Jill Stumpf, Kathy Burns, Lisa Wedlund, Rich Hargrove, STANDING: Joe Hays, Karen Griffith, Marilyn Cvetnic, Barb Knutson, Bob Daly, Tom Bren, Dean Wyman, Todd Bertlson, Scott Downy, Scott Engbertson, Linn Tangen, Mr. Lewis, Kathy Opheim, Kim Loman, Don Petracek Downhill skiing is becoming a very successful and popular Sport at EPHS. This year's teams put in strong ef- forts, with the boys having a 4-2 record, while the girls finished The boys defeated Anoka, Blaine, Coon Rapids and Chaska, lost to Bloomington Jefferson and Edina West, while meets with Washburn and Bloomington Lincoln had to be cancelled. The girls defeated Chaska and Edina West, lost to Anoka, and missed chances against Washburn and Lindberg. While there is no actual team captain, coach Byron Anderson said that the boys were led by Todd Bertleson and Mike O'Brian, two excellent skiers, both of whom got as far as regions. In addition, there were several hne skiers among the younger team members. The girls also have a lot of up and coming talent, lending to what should be an outstanding downhill season next year. Besides having to, of course, stay up, says Anderson, a downhill skier has to memorize a course, and learn the most efficient route. In the actual race, the gates come too fast to allow for any decision making. The personal tension at the start of a race, Anderson said, is very great. When the judge says 'Go when ready' it becomes totally a head thing. 119 Cross- Country With little snow to start the year on, the Eagles girl's cross country ski team hill-bounded their way to a successful season. The Eagles girls and guys raced mostly against powerful Lake Conference teams and although they didn't win often, they placed well. Both girls and guys easily defeated Chaska, the only other team in the Suburban West Con- ference. Highlights of the season for girls included the top five Eagles skiers placing in the upper half of a regional tournament against tought Lake Conference teams. The team's total improvement in tech- nique was in itself a high point. The guys' highlight of the season was also the regional meet. Both John Sword and Dave Bell placed high in one of the state's toughest races. A11 contenders were from the Lake Conference and only the best were there because of the district eliminations. The Eagles girls were headed by Maureen Pauly who was voted M.V. P. She placed 15th out of 60 skiers in regions with hardly a space between 15 and i951. John Sword won the M.V. P. award for the guys. Neither team had captains thie year because as John Sword sa1d, We were all working togeth- er . . . .ksmwemwh.emyw.. WW .. ' W M w ei$5mmmmnmumm --. Mmmrmwmmw t mm? .2 KNEELING: Joe Hays, Lisa Gstalder, Kathy Upton, Dawn Hofstrand, Heidi Blackburn, Wendy Autio, Beth Bums, Becky Hill, Janet Tabet, Bruce Morrison, Allen Hagen, STANDING: Mr. Lewis, Dave Bell, John Sword, Don Berg, Dave Wolsky, Mr. Anderson, tMaureen PaulyT 120 UPPER LEFT: Dave Bell does it the hard way. ABOVE: Dave Wolski, concentration plus! LOWER LEFT: John Sword on the move. BELOW: Talkin it over! ! ! ! 121 Gymnastics OPPOSITE PAGE TOP, L. TO R.: Jodi Allar on the parellel bars. Lynn Howlett- -victory. . . . Robyn Blood' 1n perfect form. BELOW: Joan Zurn and Bobby Wills on the beam. ABOVE: Eileen O'Brien I can fly .. . ACROSS: Coach Mrs. McCallum BELOW: Kelly Hustad on the bal- ance beam. LOWER RIGHT: Joan Zurn in mid air . . . . 124 TOP: Carolyn Zirbes, Betsy Johnson, MIDDLE: Mrs. McCallum, Jill Lobstein, Lori Middleton, BOTTOM: Robyn Blood, Kelly Hustad, Joan Zum, The Eagle gymnastics team had another strong season, finishing second in the conference . In ad- dition, EP placed second in the seven-team sub-sectional com- petition, and advanced eleven gymnasts to regions. Coach Nancy McCallum led the team, which had a few injury prob- lems, to their 9-3 conference record. Special recognition was given to Holly Davis as All- Conference player and team MVP. Kelly Hustad was rated most improved. McCallum said that this was the most balanced team she has coached, and ex- pect; continued excellence next season, with the loss of only a couple seniors. Jean Verkilun, Bobby Wills, Kathy Ott, Laurie Neilson Lynn Howlet, Jodi Allar, Kell Eileen O'Brian, Liz Casid, Jodi Lobstein. Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie 70.2 65 88 71.25 35 7 81.8 74 75 77 35 86.85 89.05 76.51 82.79 77.95 61.5 87.15 93.25 84.9 79.7 83.7 69.5 80.9 41.5 88.8 87.75 , Lisa Harris, Burnsville Buffalo Fridley Cha ska 1k Edina West Edina East Rosemount Lakeville Lindeberg Cooper y Burns, Michelle Millis, Baseball '. 3 .. a . SITTING: John Monson, Ron Doig, Dave Riggs, John Cvetnic, Paul Keiski, Pat Roeser, Brad Noel, Dave Keiski, Dave Berkstrand, Mark Rustad, John Nugent. STANDING: Jay Provo, Jeff Busch, Mr. Murphy tcoachl, Denny Chadderdon, Dave Hamilton, Scott Englar, Mark tmusclesl Arens, Steve Neidenfeuhr, Phil Doig, Glen Eaton, Mike Kodet. As the old saying goes- It was a rebuilding year, for the Eagle Baseball team. With only 2 se- niors, the Eagles finished with a 3-13 season. Although the Eagles couldn't put it all together much this year, they still had the talent. Lead- ing off on that talent was captain Mark Rustad, who was voted M.V. P. . When he wasn't playing at third, he pitched. He slugged his way to a 300-p1us batting average and helped teammates throughout the year. Then came always valuables such as Dave Burkstrand, and Paul Keiski- who were both tough on defense and good lead off hitters. The Eagle's high point of the season was beating Glencoe - TWICE. They were a tough team and one of the best in the con- ference. In the first game, Dave Burkstrand went 9 innings to lead the Eagles to a 2-1 win. In game two, Mark Rustad hurled hard against a Glencoe ace, and in the end, the Eagles won 4-0. Next year, the Eagles should haye no excuses. They will depth, abllity, and experienced team, 125 and they will be winners. BELOW: Paul Keiski on the follow through. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Englar fields the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brad Noel takes his lead off of first---and comes up safe at second on the steal. NEXT . -e .u x . w 's!, u n e . ' ha K3 1 7 . g: . 9- KW: lh'li. I . he-- ,. vm't'? Si : X' x u . eKV-xA .3. . ' in he. , . ; - as $$ac Q! - ;,l.n e ' 3!.QD- . . - Q, 1'59 , x ' hm k. t h '. e Ikx . .. . A -. A he 126 -..v--. '..'.'- . e.l - 2' .x. . PAGE, TOP: Jay Provo digs for third. Pat Roezer shows concen- tration at the plate. MIDDLE: The Team . . . LOWER RIGHT: Dave Riggs in set position . . . ex .3' . V whey! u 5 w e .N , , x e r L , e v +3 ,Xgif N 1., w wk? .' . s v H 4 W e . Er y y. 1.. e - w . x e , . ; .uk e .nghf gym ?,Jnexwufi 35nwz e e . x e e, e , x , e H . .v m... . , ;.. A3 w .n. g m V v ' e 'x . -' e K .e 2 H .- L . e ' - '1 e , . 5 m q, k e e . . L -6 v. . . utmxv . . f'.' A....' 1.? XNe,e , g. , wI V ' ...- e. .3. ' .. t - e h .l hh ;4 - e5 ' . V- e K h .v ' ., ;x A e 50 . . . L . e i h e e u ' ht h . h , e x ' K h n ' . . . x e xstW hv. ' -1 h Qty: x . ' n e W; x v' 0 O 127 128 T ennis TOP: Coach Mr. Suckirch, Mike Holverson, Bob McCoulic, Steve Holmquist, Dan Hendrickson, Mrs. Lindow ulssis. coacm, MIDDLE: Brain Middleson, Todd Flom, Mike Bachman, Paul Engbritson, BOTTOM: Todd Severson, Steve Friswold, Paul Gjersvic. p........-......me. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Paul Gjersvik on the return. RIGHT: Mike Bachman does it fancy like. ACROSS: Todd Flom and Mikkleson go after the ball. MIDDLE: Coach Stroke takes time out from the cone to study the game! ! ! BELOW: Bill Baker and Mike Bachman discuss team and individual strategy. BOTTOM: Mik serves, as Flom gets ready for the return. Boys T rack LEFT: Steve Salintine gives all he's got. ABOVE: Bill Fitzgerald strains at the finish. LOWER LEFT: Steve Makie---yards ahead. BELOW: Dave Brandt hands off to Salentine. . I . O . w , WQM . a aaN-ne ' 'Wr ' H4 a,bw - , '. : , ,0 . , . 1'- , , .inlethaguw mwv a. , Auuwum ' ' .h- . . , .'. 7-13? I . 1 g . Kryf f!kn ' . . .19 . - . mu. M. . . e m . 5...... .- .- .- TOP: Todd Sherman pushes off. UPPER RIGHT: Tm'k and Pat Meyers talk strategy. RIGHT: Wally Hustad flies. ABOVE: Steve Vanguilder is ahead of the pack. 132 SITTING: Mike Johnston, Kurt Johnson, Steve Van Guilder, Bruce Fields, Bert Emswiler. KNEELING: Tim Salentine, Steve Makie, Bill Fitz Sconberg, Bruce Marquette, Ala 11 Hagen, Pat Meyers, Houghton, Wally Hustad, Bill Baker, T rack The conglomeration known as boys track had itself a good season in 1976. The team finished second in the conference meet, and won sub- regionals. Several records were set: Steve Makie, 100 year dash, 10. 1; Bill Fitzgerald, Dave Brandt, Steve Salentine, Steve Makie, 880 yard relay, 2:10. 5; Steve Makie, 220 yard dash, 22. 1; Steve VanGuilder, DNLY 4 D , John Sw0rd, Steve Sopczak. mile run, 5:38.5; Pat Meyers, Steve VanGuilder, John Sword, Roy Johnstone, 2 mile relay, 13:43.0; Dave Brandt, pole vault, 13'. Eden Prairie finished fourth in the Region 2AA meet, with Steve Makie in the 220 yeard dash and the 880 yard relay team qualifying for the state meet in St. Cloud. Mike Salentine, Todd Sherman, Nate Carderelle, tTuclq Carey, Gino Rodriquez, Bob Meyers, Rick Reichow, Steve gerald, Dave Brandt, Dave Seary, Dave Bell, Jim Carlin. STANDING: Rick Roy Johnstone, Steve Rowland, Scott Dlmcanson, Guy Girles T rack SITTING: Liz Kasid, Shawn Cassidy, Nancy Madden, Dana Pearson, Pam VanGuilder, Tina Hoverson, Marilyn Cvetnic, Betsy Johnson, Kathy Empson. KNEELING: Helen Jacobse, Lynne Dee Taylor, Mellissa Shuldhiess, Mary Bye, Debbie VanGuilder, Sharon Swirtz, Amy Udstuen, Tracy Scanlon, Linda Cvetnic, Kathy Horan, Julie Johnson, Carla Salentine, Kathy Upton. STANDING: Mrs. Pudas moachL Judy Eisch emanagem, Karen Twiss, Becky laFortune, Kathy Ott, Jodi Johnson, Cindy Freeburg, Sue Miller, Laurie Hagen, Angie Tieken, Terri Peterson, MaryEllen Geason, Hope Huibregtse, Dawn Hofstrand, Kathy Palmer moacm, Marcy Hall emanagen. Eden Prairie's girls' track team, under first-year coach Nancy Pudas, broke many school records, but could not capture any first place finishes at the meets. The firls finished second at the con- ference meet at Chaska, sending the 440 yard relay team of Amy Udstuen, Tracy Scanlon, Liz Kasid, and Carla Salentine to the state meet in Richfield. New school records: Amy Udstuen, Tracy Scanlon, Carla Salentine, Liz Kasid, 440 yard relay, 52. 8; Carla Salentine, Sharon Swirtz, Julie Johnson, Amy Udstuen, 880 yard relay, 1:52.4; Debbie Van- Guilder, mile run, 5:38.0; Cindy Freeburg, 2 mile run, 14:53.6; Linda. Cvetnic, discus throw, 110'; Linda Cvetnic, shot put, 32'3-3e4 ; Carla Salentine, long jump, 16'6-U4 . 133 FAR LEFT: Liz Kasid takes first. BOTTOM LEFT: Debbie keeps it going. TOP LEFT: Amy leads the pack. MIDDLE LEFT: Hope flies sky high. LEF T Carla Salentine soaring. UPPER RIGHT: Sharon and Julie makes a good pass. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mary Ellen runs a hard two mile. BELOW: Julie rides out. BELOW RIGHT: Laurie and all she's got. 136 Mgwmmwmdw , .- SITTING Scott Berquist, Jeff Eaton, Tom Hagen. STANDING: Mr. Porter tcoachL Jon Westerhaus, Scott Gisborn, Pete Westerhaus, Mike O'Brien. KY LEF T TO RIGHT: Mrs. Marcy tcoacm, Mary Millovolte, Gale Meuwissen, Kim Lommen, Maureen Pauly, Beth Burns, Lynn Tangen, Eileen O'Brien. Though not too successful, EP's first femal golf The boys golf team this year finished fourth in the team had an enjoyable season while developing conference with a 5-9 record. This year's schedule their play on the course. The girls played against included the Bemedji Invitational, where EP finished Mound, Chaska, Edina West, and at the Braemar 17th out of 23 teams, and the second annual EP and Buffalo Invitationals, their only victory coming Lions Invitational, where the Eagles finished sixth against Edina West. Coach Nancy McCallum said out of eight. John Norton's hole in one in Buffalo that all the girls had fun while improving their was an exclusive highlight for Eden Prairie. Mike golf game greatly. Eighty grader Julie Sprau was O'Brian was team MVP. named the team's most valuable player. ABOVE LEF T Lynn Tangen OH NO! Where'd it go. ABOVE RIGHT Mike O'Brien takes a c p. LEFT: Maureen Pauly Go in the little hole now, please! BELOW: Kim Lommen watches her shot. RIGHT Jon Westerhaus takes his time. . ,4 .x M' A, :: tX-s t w h , ka ,V Ami: gag. Fxf- V 140 LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Halverson, Joyce Schmidt, Tim Sawyer, Gwen Hamilton, Liz Knutson, Alice Ott, Diane Conley, Debbie Schmidt, Kelly Pearson, Dawn Nechas, LuAnn Rohe, Cheryl Kerber, Mrs. Guthmueller, 0 ice Aides Mrs. Gillard, Mm. Skov, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Twite, Mrs. McCulloh .I. .---- -..--- .cn- .- --- g...- -. - cu..- .- -.. m Library Staff FRONT: Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Chad- derdon, BACK: Carol Huntley, Mike Jacques, Joe Hayes, Tom Randle, Suzy Bliss, Lisa Cartwright E yrie IST ROW: Brian Sorenson, Bob McCulloch, 2ND ROW: Kathy Hanson, Tom Johnson, Joe Cle- ment, Mrs. Bell, Julie Eide, Tad Bornhoft, Bill Baker. 3RD ROW: Jeff Hastings, Steve Geimer, Brian Olson, John Agrimson, Liz Knut- son, Dave Bell. 4TH ROW: Tim Johnson, Tom Erickson, Paul Gjersvik, Bruce Broeren, Dave Riggs, Sue Gilhoi Y earbook FRONT: Kim Carter, LeAnn Mil- ler, Ruth Donato, Tad Bornhoft, MIDDLE: Tom Erickson, Paul Gjersvik, Rod Blesener, Mark Arens, BACK: Mr. Salinger, Ka- ren DeNio, Patty Henderson, Mary Wick 141 Work-Study Program SITTING: Mary Nordsletten, Mary Bye, Sherri Otis, KNEELING: Carolyn Myers, Julie Erickson, Rene Rosene, SITTING: Vicki Wiese, Mary Fitzgerald, Ruth Donate, Randy Allar, FIRST ROW STANDING: Denny Chad- derdon, Joe Hays, Lori Compton, Sue Noel, Chris Ogren, Beth Beckfield, Suzy Ellingson, Wendy Martin, Paul Keiski, Todd Bertleson, Lori Wittenberg, Glen Eaton, SECOND ROW STANDING: Brian Komschlies, Cindy Friswold, Linda Pratt, Marie Peper, Mitch Boomer, Ann Herzog, Phil Brose, BACK ROW STANDING: Roy Johnstone, Bill Daly, Herb Bloomquist, Sharon Swirtz, Jill Holte, Julie Eide Tom Garlan, Scott Fisher, Kim Carter, Mr. Oman, Tom Erickson, Paul Gjersvik, Paul Halverson. Audio Visual LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Garlan, Brad Rens, Steve Carey, Jan Tronstad, Mr. Oman, Paul Gjersvik, Tom Erickson 143 144 AFS FRONT: Jane Berne, SECOND: Kirby Bennet, Chris Swirtz, Nancy Dysinger, Janet Tabet, Becky Hill, THIRD: Suzy Ellingson, Laurie Henry, Lynn Fragile, FOURTH: Judy Busch, Sheri Pletsch, Frau Schnausse. FRONT: Frank Spohn, Steve Sopczak, Mary Bye, Chris Ogren, Amanda Bell, Sue Noel, Jill Holte, SECOND: Barb Sakella, Sam Martin, Sue Ellingson, Michelle Sopczak, Laurie Henry, Frau Schnasse, Rita Glasscock, DaWn Henderson, THIRD: Kirby Bennet, Kathy Ott, Janet Tabbat, FOURTH: Liz Hanson, Judy Busch, Laura McFarlane, Becky Quaal, Jeff Denota, EricHagen, Jeff McKewan. Literary M agazine IST ROW: Dan Hendrickson, Dave Engbritson, Tad Bornhoft, Nancy Dysinger, Jenny Schuldheis, Robert Grassel. 2ND ROW: Carol Huntley, Wendy Geason. 3RD ROW: Advisor Mary Ellen Stewart, Jane Hamiel, Molly Heinen, Dawn Hofstrand, Karen Heintzman, Karen McNulty, Kris Barnaal. Chess CVub CLOCKWISE: Jim Semrad, Shawn Burke, Mr. Snavley, Larry Frank, Pat Johnson, Dan Nordsletten, Tom Randle, Monte Canfield. lg, 1v : $1433; W , 9 t 145 146 ABOVE: Football cheerleaders Laurie Patterson, Julie Erickson, Lynn Tangen, Wendy Geason, Sue Hopola, LeAnn Miller, Kellie Hustad, Nancy H Cheerleaders Vicki Klein, LeAnn Miller, Chery ays, and Robyn Blood, BELOW: A-squad Wrestling 1 Hoel, Lori Compton, and Alice Ott. y $1.; Hop to bottom Jean Verkuilen, Collen Showalter, OW: B-squad basketball cheerleaders LEF T BELOW: B-squad wrestling cheerleaders Kathy Upton, and Debbie Karulf. RIFHT BEL 1 Uzop to bottom Eileen O'Brien, Jody Lobstein, Lori Middleton, and Kathy Ott. W 14:? 1; taxma.amx.xmqu Hockey Cheerleaders Sue Noel, Linda Pratt, Mary Bye, and Sherri Otis. A-Squad Basketball Cheerleaders Debbie VanGuilder, Wendy Geason, Sue Hepola, Nancy Hays, and Lau- rie Patterson. A-squad football cheer- leaders aiming LeAnn Miller, Sue Hopola, Lynn Tangen, Julie Erickson, Laurie Patterson wtand- ing Wendy Geason, Kelli Hustad, Nancy Hays, and Robyn Blood. B-squad football cheer- leaders Kneeling Kathy Upton, Liz Kasid, Colleen Showalter, Eileen O'Brien, Jean Verkuilen Standing Jody Lobstein, Debbie Karulf, Lori Middleton, Carolyn Zirbes, and Kathy Ott 147 Varsity Band FIRST ROW: Debbie Peterson, Tina Hoverson, Pam Mooers, Barb Sakella, Sam Martin, Frank Spohn, Sue Mjolsness, Scott Englar, EricHagen, Alan Hagen, Cheryl Pohlman, Rolf Penzel, Kurt Johnson, Debbie Lyngdal, SECOND: Bruce Morrison, Carren Malmer, Lynne Dee Taylor, Jane Berne, LeAnn Schick, Sheri Pletsch, Julie Rasmussen, Karen Twiss, Carrie Meuwissen, Lisa Duvick, Mark Dvorak, Joel Marpe, Keith Griffiths, Greg Englar, THIRD: Eric Tornoe, Bruce Fields, Dave Seery, Paul Manke, Beth Burns, Jan Flavin, Tom Hoverson, Hedley Bloomquist, Tim Sawyer, Wendy Marquardt, Dan Nordsletten, ShellyHamilton, Nina Shepherd, Phil Doig, MISSING: Debbie Beauvais, David Hone, Ray Trim. Concert Choir FIRST ROW: Margaret Tracy, Carol Huntley, Sharon Malmer, Julie Asham, Jodie Reddick, Laurie Patterson, Wendy Geason, Julie Heinen, Mary Nordsletten, Janet Flavin, Sherri Otis, SECOND ROW: Rita Glasscock, Sue Autio, Debbie VanGuilder, Sue Gilhoi, Cheryl Robertson, Liz Hanson, Sarah Schulman, Terry Curtis, Ruth Donate, Mary Fitzgerald, Kathy Hanson, Julie Eide, THIRD ROW: LeAnn Miller, Linda Pratt, Sue Noel, Paul Keiski, MarkHerbold, Ray Johnstone, Brian Sorensen, Herb Bloomquiest, John Hayes, Vicki Weise, Becky Lacy, FOURTH ROW: Steve Holmquist, Dave Brandt, Rick Miller, Dave Engbritson, Robert Grassel, Bruce Broeren, Bill Baker, Bob McCulloch, Jeff Hastings, Brian Olson, Bill Daly. 4 .32 5;; $41 ' '2'? Concert Winds FIRSTROW: Marcy Hogge, Lisa Gstalder, Jerry Nyquist, Laurie Henry, Evie Holmquist, LizI-Ianen, Dave Hanson, Brian Olson, Mike Hoverson, SECOND ROW: Wendy Autio, Dave Wolsky, Laura Uitermarkt, Nancy Dysinger, Kris Barnaal, Laurie Hagen, Tom Johnson, Paul Trim, Paul Rummel, Herb Bloomquist, Jeff McKewan, Dave Bell, THIRD ROW: Dave Keiski, Kevin Wall, Jeff Fackler, Jon Schee, Greg Coomens, Phil Pennie, MISSING: Sue Lethe, Paul Peterson. Varsity Band IST ROW: Jane Berne, Julie Rasmussen, Mary Myers, Tina Hoverson, Sue Theis, Sue Mjolsness, Karen Twiss, Cheryl Pohlman, Laurie Henry, Hope Huibregtse, Julie McCormack, Lois Pallmeyer, Amy Wright, Cammie Kokesh, Wendy Williamette, Wanda LeBlanc, 2ND ROW: Amy Beckfield, Jackie Karger, Linda Perkins, Suzy Fllingson, LeAnn Schick, Karen Peltier, Amy Udstien, Beth Burns, Tess Steinhoff, Sue Miller, Desiree Duffee, Janet Tabat, Ellen Simonson, Darren Malmer, Jeanette Claeys, Donata Best, Carrie Meuwissen, 3RD ROW: Marcie Catt, Dayette Olson, Julie Buechler, Amy Heinen, Lois Nordsletten, Shelly Hamilton, Cindy Freeburg, Kim Solberg, Lisa Sickmann, GwenHamilton, Debbie Lyngdal, Adele Crawford, Carolyn Agrimson, Kari Mikelson, Jody Sands, Peggy Hummel, Chrissy Rasmussen, 4TH ROW: Pam Mooers, MollyHeinen, Tim Sawyer, Steve Geimer, Bruce Morrison, Brad Noel, Conn McCartan, Curt Sole, Jeff Eaton, Scott Gisborne, John Sumner, Mitch Jacques, Scott Lienemann, Diane Crawford, Mary 01k. NOT PICTURED: Joy Johnson, Phil Scharmann, David Hone. t L 1 id? -.'. Rock Climbers KNEELING: Wendy Autio, Karen Heintzeman, Amy Udstein, Beth Burns, Jill Holte SITTING: Dave Fackler, Pam Gisborne, Trish Horan, Wendy Gea- son, Mrs. Clymer, Mary Nordsletten, John Sumner, Scott Gisborne STANDING: Todd Bertleson, Robert Grassel, Dave Engbert- sonm, Dave Brandt, Pat Myers, Allen Hagen, Dan Gerdtz KNEELING: LuAnn Rohe, Karen Rummel, Beth Beckfield, Anne Seery, STANDING: Sam Martin, Denise Stead, Colleen Corrigan, Sandy Meyers, Cher Robertson, Sue Autio, Roxanne Taylor, Louise Cordell, Sheri Pletsch 150 Soccer Club H won? 3 Li Be a m 9 am H 12 M9 .. Na 179698 74111 59 2 8 mo? woe E cology Club SITTING: Kathy Card- arelle, Janet Tabet, Becky Hill, Mary Mar- tinson, Becky Hendrick- son, STANDING: Mr. Anderson, SITTING: Ellen Simonson, Kim Solberg, Desiree Duf- fee, STANDING: Jamie Blackburn, Suzy Elling- son, Debbie Lyngdal, KNEELING: Scott Lien- emann, Laurie Henry, Marcy Hogge, Mary 01k, Liz Hansen, Lynn Fragale, Julie Erickson, STAND- ING: Karen McNulty, Ken Johnson, Bruce Mor- rison, Joe Hays, Lisa Gstalder, Judy Busch. 151 Char-Lynncg Eaton Corporation Fluid Power Division Char-Lynn Plant Eden Prairie, Mn. 55343 E; uawm 153 1S4 ROSEMOUNT Best Wishes And A Good Summer To The Graduates Of Eden Prairie High School Rosemount Inc. Is A Leading Manufacturer Of Precision Temperature Sensors, Pressure Sensors And Electronic Equipment For Industrial And A erospace Applications. Rosemount Inc 12001 West 78th Street Eden Prairie, Minn. 55343 iba 1'06 183111 tll'o LEONARD1S SKELLY 15251 W. 78th St. or Hiway 5 TUNE-UP - MINOR REPAIRS - STARTING SERVICE - TOWING 908 Excelsior Ave, Eden Prairie Minnesota 935-4493 Hopkins, Minn. 55343 941 -2227 W FIRST MINNETONKA Phone 935-8663 SERVING MINNETONKA, EDEN PRAIRIE, AND HOPKINS Located in the Glen Lake Shopping Center GLEN LAKE DAIRY QUEEN FOTO MARK INC. 12150 West 78th. Street Eden Prairie, Minn. 55343 DECORATIVE METAL FINISHING 0 ANODIZING 0 NAMEPLATES 0 PAINTING 0 DECALS 0 SCREENING 0 PANELS Get a scrumpdillyishus treat 155 Congratulations 76 Eagles ' ' You are indeed lucky because there are 32 fantastic CrownyAuto stores in the state of Minnesota. If you become at Forest Ranger in the far North or a Businessman farmer in Albert Lea or a Dentist in Minneapolis, There is a CrownyAuto Store near you to provide you with the finest parts and the best service anywhere. So have a good ca- reer and we'll see you soon. REMEMBER THERE'S A CROWN AUTO STORE NEAR YOU!!! Q N.Hm Phone 938- 9662 LADIES APPAREL Pretty Things to Wear 911 EXCELSIOR AVE . HOPKINS , MINN . :' STEWART SANDWICHES 16101 W. 78th Street Eden Prairie, Minn. 55343 Phone 941-4870 OLSON 81 PFEIFFER DRUG Expert Prescription Service Stationery - Toiletries - Sundries Tobaccos Photo Service Gas Bills Paid Here 938-6323 or 938-6324 900 Excelisor Avenue HOPKINS, MINNESOTA ' 'Vic Chamberlain 8 Herb Johnson' ' M 9m diam gauging: 1008 EXCELSIOR AVE HOPKlNS BUS: 9386353 NORTHWESTERN BANK Of Hopkins An Affiliate of Northwest Bancorporation U 1:, gm!!! WI EM OIHHIII OWN!!! 11YOUR INSTANT MONEY BANK THE BANK THAT WANTS TO BE INVOLVEDINXTHHkFUTURET Instant Instant Interest Instant Cash Loans Northwestern Bank Building 932-3000 Member F.D.I.C. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SERVING THE ENTIRE METROPOLITAN AREA GLENRgvSE We grow our own roses Juniors and Seniors , See us for your Prom 8: Banquet and Homecoming flowers . HOPKINS EDEN PRAIRIE FLORAL 81 GIFT SHOP Specializing in F LORAL 8: GREENHOUSE 10th 8: Excelsior Ave. W. Weddings and Corsages 6449 Birch Island Road Hopkins, Minn. 55343 Eden Prairie, Minn. 55343 938-3838 941-4722 KRAEIVIER4S HARDWARE DEPENDABLE SERVICE SINCE 1909 1473b Excelsior Blvd. Phone 938-7614 Minnetonka , Minn. GUN NAR ELECTRIC INC. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL LICENSED BONDED INSURED 7960 EDEN PRAIRIE RD. EDEN PRAIRIE , Fine line carpeting MN 55343 reflecting our tradition of Quality CLAYTCQDZ GlilglglARSON BLUNT-CARLSON AT 714 EXCELSIOR AVENUE WEST 0 HOPKINS, MN 55343 0 612-938-6880 a FTC FLIGHT TRAININC7 CENTER, INC. Flying Cloud Airport, 10700 Flying Cloud Drive, Eden Prairie, Minneso ta 55343 157 158 Eden ng. FS ears MWW Wt LIL RED open 7 days a week Congratulations To all Eden Prairie High School graduates May all your future endeavors be advantages to you - your community and your country. EDEN PRAIRIE GROCERY Country Road 4 and Valley View Road. Community Neighborhood- Planning at its best. sponsored by :3 f . . 1 ,6 edenvale v . , :3 . W: EDEN LAND CORPORATION 7770 Mitchell Rd. Eden Prairie, Minn. Phone 94I-5300 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HOPKINS 16 NINTH AVE . N. Office 24 Hr. 941 - 3717 Burner After 478-6434 MOBIL 5P.M. 941-3227 W. Gordon Smith Co. 7920 Wallace Rd. Distributors Since 1936 Heating Oil - Diesel - Gasoline Lub Oils - Greases Tires - Batteries - Automotive Accessories Gasoline Self-Serv Diesel MEMBER FDIC 932-2900 Bill Jude, President of the First National Bank of Hopkins looks over the bank's expansion plans with First System Award Winners Mary Beth Fitzgerald and Don Honghton. 941-3227 Gasoline 9 FLYING RED HORSE 941-3227 W. Gordon Smith Co. 8050 Flying Cld. 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Congratulations Graduates 1976: A Special year: with special people doing many of the traditional things - yet, special