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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

The Year . . . 1976-1977 Volume 34 Eden Prairie H. S. 8025 School Rd. Eden Prairie, Mn. Seniors, pp. 2-25 Underclassmen, pp. 26-56 Faculty 8 Staff, pp. 46-59 Sports, 60-111 Special Events 112-129 Clubs, Activities 130-141 hWik F3540 'L WV Jodi Lynn Allar Randy Scott Allar Jill Renee Anderson Kevin Joe Atkins Susan Elizabeth Autio Timothy James Bakken Kristine Marie Bamaal Beth Marie Beckfeld Amanda Ann Bell John Benakis Rebecca Josanne Benson Heidi Jo Blackburn Mark Harry Bongard RiChard James Bowman zxf ' . , . Denise Ellen Bundy James Edward Bundy Shawn Anthony Burke David Brian Burkstrand Elizabeth Anne Burns Kelleen Marie Burns Jeffrey Robert Busch Mary Elizabeth Bye Kevin Matthew Casey Lori Ann Compton Diane Cheryl Conley Rodney Corrigan Jeffrey Scott Crownover John Steven Cvetnic, Jr. William Martin Daly Brian Douglas Daniels Holly Jean Davis Karen Jean Denio James Glenn DePaulis Glen Douglas Eaton Kristi Lynn Eitel Nancy Carol Emerson ' --$. W- x3 ' Julie Ann Erickson Pamela Marie Fier John Mark Fragale Julie Kay Gautsche Steven Charles Geimer Alyssa Ann Gilbertson 5g 2? 3 :3 Pamela Sue Gisbome Dean Patrick Gudmundson t Alan David Hagen Paul Kent Halversen Jane Ann Hamiel 10 Gwen Denise Hamilton Patricia Cecelia Horan - . a David Wayne Hanson W, 2 L -, ,. w 1a9-MyMN l handwu wk ' y ; Thomas Edward Hoverson Nancy Renee Howard Richard Warren Hummel Lori Kaye Jacobson Julie Kae Johnson Patrick John Johnson Michael Reuben Johnston Rebecca Jordan Ingrid Charlotte Leine Karen Collette Madden Tamara Joan Lewis Steven Robert Makie Hour D avid Paul Lindahl Sharon Lee Malmer ; I , .- v z 1 V Josephine Louise Mars Kim Ann Marquette Katherine Lee Martin Wendy Catherine Martin Paula Marie Molzahn Patrick Glen Meyexs Brian Lee Mikkelson Susan Lynn Noel Lisa Ann Myexs Daniel LeRoy Nordsletten Randal John Myklebust Susan Elizabeth Norton Sherri Lynne Otis Brenda Lea Orr Jerry Glenn Nyquist Debra Jae Palmer Christel Helene Ogren Maureen Michelle Pauly Kelly Marie Pearson Phillip Donald Pennie Lynn Marie Peterson Paul Luther Peterson $115311 Lynn Peterson Paulette Gaye Fletcher Thomas John Porter Linda Marie Pratt Patrick Michael Roeser Paul John Rogers Rebecca Marie Quaal Luann Esther Rohe Stephen Frederick Rowland Karen Marie Rummel Mark Elliot Rustad JoAnn Marie Sable Andrew Jon Sailor Steven Paul Salenu'ne Jon Erik Schee 20 James Joseph Semrad Paul Charles Selander f -, 1 T odd D avid S everson Shari Ann Shimoda 21 22 Scott Markhus Smith Cindy Lou Sickmann Teresa Rose Steinhoff Bruce Albert Skrien Sheryl Anne Ste ad Kristine Ann Stetter X N e k Vii; x5333 L f M Christopher Sutton Patricia Jean Swanson Sharon Kaye Swirtz Linnea Ruth Tangen Keith Kenneth Taylor Deborah Ann Tschida 23 24 Jeffrey Lynn Vohnoutka Amy Elaine Udstuen Mary Leah Wick Rebecca Arm Upton S andra Ann Winslow Lori Lee Wittenberg Kimberly Ann Woods J I; ' 1 .A . Izuuta'r Keith Roland Wyman ' V 11 I . 1'4 1:: L I 'iV'k'l .1 Patricia Ann Yee Bret Lee Zelenka Seniors Not Pictured Doron Todd Antrim Mark John Babatz Debra Ann Beckman William Truman Brown Matthew John Bryan Anne Agnes Carmody James Lawrence Cleary Louise Carol Cordell Ronald Wayne Doig Bruce Strauss Dusterhoft Amt Louise Eisch Mark William Evert Dale Alan Gehrke Jeri Lynn Goodman Theodore Ross Hansen Thomas Arlyn Hanson Righard Thomas Hayden Karen Marie Heintzman Craig Steven Henderson Patricia Ann Henderson Kelli Ann Hustad Michael Wayne Jacques Bonita Louise Kooiman Wayne Anthony Lea Jeffrey Alex McKewan Roger Arlan Meyerhoff Tracy Lynn Nadon Charlotte Marlene Nash Nelly Nazrala Nazrala Randall Scott Nolte John Ronald Nugent Wayne Eugene Palmer Celia Margaret Petracek Thomas Joseph Redmond Craig James Renier Karen Vera Schenk Susan Marie Sellner James Reynold Scuba Becky Jane Steffen Peter Jon Verkiulen Kirk J. Waddell Margaret Mary Wilson 25 : ,, ? a .92.:331 $0; 28 John Abrahams 9 Carolyn Agrimson 10 Tim Allen Todd Anderson 9 Steve Anderson 11 Jolene Anderson 10 Chris Armstrong 9 Mike Arens 9 Brad Atkins 9 Tim Atkins 11 Dave Autio 9 Robin Bach 10 Scott Baker 10 Jan Balfanz 11 Mike Barlow 1 1 Brad Bamaal 9 Michelle Barrett 9 Greg Beauvais 9 Debbie Beauvais 10 Amy Beckfield 10 Judy Bedford 10 Keith Bedford 11 Philip Belden 10 Chris Belvo 9 Kirby Bennett 11 Roxanne Benson 9 Jayna Benson 10 Scott Benson 10 Val Benson 11 Coy Berg 9 Shelley Berg 11 Donna Bergenbring 9 Scott Bergquist 10 Jane Beme 11 Tami Belsi 9 Beth Bertelson 9 Doreen Best 11 Donata Best 10 Laura Besta 11 Rob Beyer 11 Julie Beyer 9 Rick Beyer 11 John Bileydi 9 Jamie Blackburn 11 Steve Blessner 11 Suzy Bliss 11 Hadley Bloomquist 11 Shelley Blunt 9 Scott Bohler 9 Mitch Boomer 11 Mitch Bossart 1 1 Paula Bowles 9 Russ Brace 9 Dan Brandt 1 1 Dan Bredemeier 9 Jerry Bren 10 Kevin Bruesehoff 11 Debbie Broeren 10 Natalie Brown 11 Bob Brown 11 Jessie BrOWn 9 Liz Bryan 10 Dan Buechler 9 Julie Buechler 10 Mark Burke 9 Jeff Burkstrand 10 Steve Burkstrand 9 Kathy Burns 10 Judy Busch 11 Jerry BuSCh 9 29 30 Dawn Burt 9 Vicki Calhoun 9 Monte Canfield 11 Kathy Cardarelle 11 Nathan Cardarelle 10 Tim Carey 11 June Carey 9 Kathy Carlin 9 Jim Carlin 11 Mark Carlson 9 Dave Carpenter 10 Michelle Carpenter 9 Shawn Cassidy 10 Pat Cassidy 9 Colin Casey 9 Kim Carter 11 Lisa Cartwright 11 Marci Catt 10 Dennis Chadderdon 11 Vinaya Chepuri 11 Visala Chepuri 9 Jill Christianson 10 Marie Claeys 11 Kurt Cole 9 Greg Coomans 11 Lorraine Coomans 10 Dave Coon 9 Stephanie Cooper 11 Maureen Connaughty 11 Steve Cordell 11 Ken Cordell 9 Brent Cosgrove 9 Jon Costello 11 Adele Crawford 10 Corinne Crawford 9 Dianne Crawford 11 Steve Crownover 9 Janet Curtis 11 Jeff Curtis 9 Linda Cvetnic 10 Marilyn Cvetnic 11 Robert Daley 10 Pam Daniels 9 Mike Dantzer 11 Kelly Davis 9 Martin Desautell 9 Dione Deslauriers 10 Phil Doig 11 Sandra Doig 9 Jane Donaldson 11 Sue Donavon 10 Sharon Dooley 9 Lisa Dooley 11 John Dooley 10 Scott Downey 10 Virgil Dragert 10 Vernon Dragert 11 Desiree Duffee 10 Ruth Dunwoody 10 Dave Dustrud 11 Lisa Duvick 10 Mark Dvorak 11 Nancy Dysinger 11 Julie Erickson 10 Greg Englar 11 Lynette Englar 9 Paul Engbritson 11 Bert Emswiler 11 Brenda Emswiler 10 Kathy Empson 10 31 32 Sue Ellingson 11 Judy Eisch 11 Karen Ebersole 9 Jeff Eaton 10 Jeff Fackler 11 Ellen Fahrenl-crog 10 Jeanette Fellner 10 Bruce Fields 10 Sandra Pier 9 Steve Fifield 9 Caroline Finch 11 John Fitzgerald 9 Sheila Flaschenreim 9 Todd Flom 1 1 Nick Folwick 11 Liz Formico 11 Paul Formico 9 Val Fox 11 Lynn Fragale 11 Larry Frank 10 Burke Fraez 11 Karen Fredrickson 10 Cindy Freeburg 10 Steve Friswold 11 Barry Friswold 9 Sue Gagnon 9 Tom Garland 10 John Gautshe 9 MaryEllen Geason 10 Laura Geason 9 Steve Gerbert 9 Chris Geimer 10 Don Gerdts 10 Tim Gilderhus 9 Eric Gilhoi 9 ' J ?:- w g$k9 aux, T; 31511:? Dave Gilmore 9 Scott Gisbome 10 Bruce Green 9 GWen Greenwood 9 Keith Griffiths 11 Karen GriiEths 1 1 Lisa Gstalder 11 Chris Haas 9 John Haffner 9 Tom Hagen 9 Marcy Hall 11 Shelly Hamilton 10 Craig Hamilton 9 Francis Han 11 Jennies Han 9 Alan Hanson 9 Mark Hanson 9 Donna Hanson 9 Paul Hansen 9 Liz Hansen 1 1 Greg Hanson 11 Scott Harris 10 Lisa Harris 11 Greg Hastings 9 Joe Hastings 10 Dave Hays 10 Laura Hays 9 Joe Hays 1 1 Molly Heinen 11 Amy Heinen 10 James Henry 9 Lauri Henry 11 Tom Henderson 9 Rebecca Hendrickson 10 Ann Herzog 10 33 Becky Hill 11 Linda Hogg 9 Dawn Hofstrand 10 Marcy Hogge 11 Evie Hohnquist 11 Dan Holte 9 Peter Holte 9 Tina Holverson 10 Dave Hone 10 Brett Hope 9 Kathy Horan 1 1 Sharon Horan 9 Guy Houton 1 1 Mike Hoverson 11 Marsha Howe 1 1 Janet Hewlett 9 Lynn Hewlett 11 Kari Hoyt 9 Lea Hudsen 9 Kevin Hulbert 1 1 Hope H uibregtse 10 Paul Huibregtse 9 Peggy Hummel 10 Beth Hustad 9 Andy Jacobse 9 Helen Jacobse 11 Julie Jacobsen 9 Mitch Jacques 10 Justine Jarratt 9 Paul Jaaczak 11 Robert Jensen 9 Amy Johnson 9 Barry Johnson 9 Betsy Johnson 1 Brent Johnson Colleen Johnson 10 David Johnson 10 Debra Johnson 9 Janet Johnson 9 Joe Johnson 10 Joy Johnson 1 1 Ken Johnson 1 1 Kris Johnson 10 Kurt Johnson 1 1 Todd Johnson 10 Doug Kahn 9 April Kakach 11 Beth Kakach 10 Debbie Karulf 11 Liz Kasid 11 Marty Kaye 10 Gretchen Keal 9 Joelle Keiski 10 Dave Keiski 11 Elaine Kerber 11 Floyd Kerber 9 Ginny Kiesner 10 Phil Kiesner 11 Lori King 9 Merri Anne Kispert 9 Sue Klein 9 Chris Klein 9 Karge Klint 9 Dan Knolls 11 Mike Knolls 9 Brad Knudsen 11 Mike Kodet 11 Cammy Kokesh 10 Liza Kooiman 10 Jerry Kopesky 11 35 36 Steve Kopesky 9 Jolynn Kottke 9 Todd Koukal 9 Jeni Kuhr 9 Ken Kundell 10 Tim Kundell 9 Donna Kreighboom 9 Judy Krough 9 Sue La Barre 9 Bernadette Labarre 10 Rabecca Lafortune 11 Marvin Lagrowe 12 Robert Lagrowe 12 Mary Lapic 10 Scott Larson 9 Kris Larson 11 Lynn Larson 11 Phillip Lason 9 Jon Lason 10 Dave Lea 10 Wanda LaBlac 11 Sue Leithe 11 Elizebeth LeMay 11 Richard Lenke 10 Russ Lewis 9 Cheryl Lewis 10 Todd Lieneman 9 Scott Lieneman 10 Jim listen 9 JOdY Lobstien 11 Jill Lobstien 11 Dan Lobstein 11 Kevin Lorzel 11 Gretchen Lommen 9 Tom Lindin 9 Dave Lusk 20 Karen Lyngdal 10 Laura MacFarlane 11 Dave Mack 11 Dave Maclead 9 Nancy Madden 10 Walt Madden 9 Cindy Madren 10 J. W. Major 9 Carren Malmer 10 Scott Marriott 11 Lori Marriott 9 Wendy Marquardt 10 Bruce Marquardt 10 James Mars 9 Mary Marshall 9 Sam Martin 10 Jim Martin 10 Sara Martin 9 Kathy Martin 9 Lori Martin 10 Ken Martin 10 Denise Martinson 10 Mary Martinson 10 Gene Martner 10 Conn McCarton 1 1 Mike Mcarter 11 Julie Ann Mcormick 11 Deborah Mcdermott 11 Colleen Mcdonald 11 Brian Mcgovern 9 Greg Mckewan 11 Karen McNulty 10 3' If, t!! . r g?- . J; I a m ' u 15 37 Scott McNulty 9 Mark Mead 10 Mindy Mehl 10 Laurie Moening 11 Carolynda Meuwissen 10 Gail Meuwissen 9 Sandy Meuwissen 9 Sandy Meyers 11 Karolynn Meyer 11 Mary Meyers 10 Lauri Middleton 11 Kari Mikkelson 11 Scott Mikkelson 11 Susan Miller 10 Kelly Miller 11 Greg Miller 9 Mike Miller 9 Mary Millevolte 11 Michelle Millis 11 Sue Mjolsness 10 John Misgen 11 Beth Mitchell 11 Tim Modeen 10 Jeff Moening 9 Pam Molzahn 11 Conni Monson 9 Pam Mooers 10 Russ Moran 11 Cindy Moran 9 Carleen Morgan 9 Bruce Morison 1 1 James Martin Jim Meyers 9 Sherly Mytyk 11 Stephen Mytyk 9 Denise Nadon 11 Carolynn Nappe 10 Kathy Nash 9 Krista Nash 11 Dale Neidenfeuhr 9 Steve Neidenfeuhr 11 Teresa Nelson 9 Kathy Nelson 9 Lynn Nelson 9 Nannette Nelson 9 Sandra Nelson 9 Ann Nelson 9 Yvonne Nelson 9 Mike Nelson 11 Thu Nguyen 10 Lauri Neilson 11 Brad Noel 11 Lois Nordsletton 11 Patty Norton 10 John Norton 11 Eileen O'Brian 11 Caroline Ogren 9 Charlotte Ogren 10 Mary 01k 11 Andy Olson 9 Ci Gi Olson 9 Dayette Olson 10 Kathy Opheim 11 Michael Orr 9 Timothy Orr 11 Lane Ortloff 12 Ted Otis 9 Kathy Ott 11 Wanda Overby 10 Micheal Ownes 10 39 Kevin Palmer 10 Sheri Lynn Palmer 10 Lois Pallmeyer 11 Barb Paris 11 Roxxanne Paulson 11 Scott Paulson 9 Kirsten Pauly 10 Carey Peterson 10 Sue Pearson 9 Thomas Pe arson 11 Kerry Pederson 9 Karen Peltier 11 James Peltier 11 Rolf Penzel 10 Kathy Peper 9 Nancy Perkins 9 Lori Perkins 10 Linda Perkins 11 Mary Petermier 10 Matt Petermier 11 Boyd Peterson 9 Mike Peterson 10 Kristin Peterson 10 Terry Peterson 10 Debra Peterson 10 Galen Peterson 11 John Petracek 11 Don Petracek 11 Frank Petracek 10 Debbie Ping 11 Brenda Fletcher 19 Sheri Pletch 11 Cheryl Pohlman 10 Andy Powell 9 Laura Press 10 Christine Rasmussen 10 Julie Rasmussen 10 Mike Redmond 9 Don Redpath 11 Pamela Reichow 9 Margaret Rekoske 10 Lori Repphun 10 Bill Retterath 10 Randy Retterath 11 Steve Richards 9 Joel Riggs 9 Dave Risdall 11 Gino Rodriguez 10 Ann Rogers 9 Jill Root 9 James Rowland 10 Richard Rowland 9 Lori Rucket 10 Jane Rummel 10 Kurt Rusch 10 Herman Rusch 9 Greg Rustad 10 Randy Ryski 10 Patricia Sakella 9 Connie Sackett 9 Julie Sager 10 Barb Sakella 10 Mike Salentine 10 Carla Salentine 11 Jody Sands 11 Tim Sawyer 11 DeeDee Schaal 11 Casey Scanlon 9 Kelly Scanlon 10 Tracy Scanlon 11 41 42 Phil Scharmann 10 LeAnn Schick 11 Ted Schick 10 John Schlecter 9 Jennifer Schmid 9 Steve Schmid 11 James Schmidt 9 Mark Schoeneck 10 Linda Schott 10 Mark Schulta 10 Martin Schulze 10 Rhonda Sconberg 9 Rick Sconberg 10 Dave Seery 10 Nina Shepherd 10 Kim Shold 11 Terri Shold 10 Colleen Showalter 10 Jenny Shuldhiess 11 Melissa Shuldhiess 10 Lisa Sickmann 1 1 Eileen Simmet 11 Greg Simons 11 Ellen Simonson 10 Fred Simonson 1 1 Todd Skatrud 10 Chris Skrien 10 Dan Smith 10 Melody Smith 9 Steve Smith 10 Kim Solberg 10 Curt Solie 10 Greg Solie 11 Steve Sopczak 10 Frank Speakman 11 Julie Sprau 9 Kelley Spohn 9 Frank Spohn 10 John Springer 9 Jeff Stanley 9 Scott Stanley 11 Stephanie Stanley 9 Denise Stead 10 Brain Stetter 9 Jill Stumpf 11 John Sumner 10 Nancy Sundquist 11 Mary Swanson 9 Chris Swirtz 11 Bruce Sylvander 9 Donna Tabat 9 Janet Tabat 11 Angie Teiken 10 Curtis Templeton 9 Kevin Thomas 10 Sue Theis 10 Lance Thoen 11 Kathy Thompson 9 Debbie Todd 9 Greg Todd 9 Liza Tomczik 9 Eric Tomoe 10 Kelley Trim 9 Cha Wen Tseng 9 Cheryl Turnbull 10 Carl Tuttle 9 Karen Twiss 10 Jim Twite 9 Laura Uitermarkt 11 Phil Uitermarkt 9 43 44 Kathy Upton 11 Pam Vanguilder 9 Steve Vanguilder 1 1 Dan Verkuilen 9 Jean Verkuilen 10 Scott Vohnoutka 10 Cindy Vohs 9 Sean Wakely 10 Joe Wannebo 9 Lisa Wedlund 10 Nan Wedlund 1 1 Mary Wendlandt 11 Linda Wenzel 1 1 Pamela Wenzel 9 Pete Westerhaus 11 Jeff Westrup 11 Todd White 9 Kathy Wick 9 Mike Wick 10 Wendy Williamette Barbara Wills 11 Bob Wilson 9 Tim Wilson 10 Gay Winslow 10 Jill Wittenberg 11 Amy Wright 11 Dean Wyman 10 Rick Ybarra 10 Greg York 10 Lisa Ziminske 9 Jon Zipf 11 Carolyn Zirbes 10 Dave Zirbes 11 Julie Zum 11 Scott Zurn 9 11 Candids 45 48 Administration 8: RIGHT: Principal, Mr. Flannery; MIDDLE RIGHT: Assistant Princi- pal, Mr. Connaughty; BOTTOM ROW: Director of Special Educa- tion. Mr. Bettermann; MIDDLE Counseling LEFT: Mr. Nygaard counsels a couple of students; BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Knudson with Lisa Wed- lund. Faculty Mr. Nelson Retires TOP LEFT: Mr. Nelson in the classroom; TOP RIGHT: Mr. Nel- son converses with Mrs. Doris Ste- ward mm in the faculty lounge; MIDDLE LEFT: At lunch with fel- low science teacher Mr. Rude; MIDDLE RIGHT: At lunch with another science teacher, Mr. And- erson; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Ste- wart speaks at Mr. Nelson's retire- ment party; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Nelson takes the podium at his par- ty. 49 50 Faculty TOP: Ms. Novak $anguage Artg puzzles over a problem with Lynn Fragale; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Bolles Home Economics 3 BOT- TOM MIDDLE: Mr. Bell Mathk BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Berger MathL x 2. ,; H. r. kjp.pn'rt TOP LEFT: Mr. Terriquez $ocial Studien spoke at graduation; ABOVE: Mr. Hodgens wciencq works with a student; LEFT: Mr. Marcy Hea1th and Physical Educatiom. 51 TOP RIGHT: Ms. Wigfield aan- guage Artsk TOP MIDDLE: Mrs. Strohkirch 5panishy TOP LEFT: Mr. Born $ocia1 Studiesn BOT- TOM RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Ellen Ste- wart $113 BOTTOM LEFT: Ms. Dommer Hea1th and Physical Edu- cationy 52 BELOW: Mr. Clark Undustrial Artw makes a point; BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Pudas Hea1th and Physical Educationx BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Rolbiecki andustrial Artsy 53 TOP RIGHT: Mr. Snavely Mathx TOP LEFT: Mr. Lindow $ciencek ABOVE: Mr. Ryski $ocia1 Studiesk MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Joly $pa- nishL and Mrs. Clymer a-Iome Economicg at lunch; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Schultz $anguage Artsy BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Ofsthun $usinessy 54 BELOW: Mr. Holte Hea1th and Physical Educatiom, Mrs. Kienke $ocia1 StudiesL and Mr. Ostlund $ciencex RIGHT: Mr. Oman Mudio Visuah, Mr. Terriquez $ocial StudiesL and Mr. Lewis mini Schooh, at 1unch;BOTTOM R:IGHT Mr. Em Stark Musicy ma... 243 55 Faculty RIGHT: Ms. Palmer 6LPB 8 Lan- guage Artw works with student; BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M18. 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From the start, the Eagles were fi- gured to be a no--count team. No one really believed they were a conference power when they squea- ked by Hutch 8-6. No one believed they were anything but lucky when the field goal beat Chaska in the final seconds of the Homecoming game. The doubters were still there when the Eagles took their undefeated record to Mound in the last game of the regular season. Mound, rated as a conference power ear- lier, could be the spoiler. How- ever, at the end the score was Ea- gles 27, Mound 7. Finally, people believed. We were conference champs: Number 1! Visions of a state championship loomed only 3 post-season games in the future. Up North some distance, however was a town named Mora. Mora had Football a football team also. Mora's foot- ball team was also undefeated. They were also a conference Cham- pion. The Eagles lost to Mora. They lost big, 38-0. So a sort-of-a- bubble season popped, but not af- ter it had floated much higher than anyone expected. Why were the Eagles able to do so well? Togethemess , said Coach John Ryski. We played well with what we had. Pat Meyers said some fans. It was Pat's toe that put the 3 on the board in the closing seconds against Chaska--it was Pat's grab of a Flom pass that turned a Glencoe upset into an Ea- 'gle win in the final seconds. Others said it was Bill Fitzgerald's running. Others said it was DEFENSE. Coach Ryski and the team knew it was everyone on the team--a11 of them believers. Individual honors were achieved by Brian Mikkelson, Ron Doig and Dave Keiski for being All-Confer- ence. Brian Mikkelson was voted by the team as Most Valuable Pla- yer. Most improved player was Paul Peterson. The team captains were Brian Mikkelson, Pat Meyers, and Dave Burkstrand. TOP LEFT: Billy Fitzgerald. FAR LEFT: Coach Terriquez. LEFT: Meyers in a hole. ABOVE: Big D takes him down. TOP RIGHT: Ry- ski in a slump. BELOW: Brad Noel heads out. RIGHT: Pat Meyexs on the move. FAR RIGHT: Jim Carlin gets it off. 65 66 Volleyball KNEELING: Chris Stetter, Carla Sa- lentine, Pam Fier, Mary Bye, Lisa Gstalder; STANDING: Coach Nancy Pudas, Carolyn Agrimson, Linda Cvetnic, Kelli Hustad, Jill Holte, Judy Busch, Debbie Karulf, Eileen O'Brien, and Tracy Scanlon. The girls volleyball team had a season with an outcome of 7 wins and 7 losses. A high point in the season accord- ing to Coach Nancy Pudas was going into the Chaska game with a 3-0 conference record, one of the best records the team had ever had. Their win over Shakopee was also truly an exciting occasion because the Eagles had been beaten by Sha- kopee last season. Coach Pudas was also very pleased with the large number of partici- pants, a total of 72 girls came our for the team with 12 on varsity, 18 on Junior varsity and 42 on B- squads. Players receiving awards were Jill Holte, most valuable player and all conference. Carolyn Agrimson was voted most improved player. Other outstanding players were Kris Stetter winning most enthusiastic player--and Debbie Karulf, most consistent player. BELOW LEFT: Action near the net; LEFT: Jill Holte bumps; BELOW: Jill Holte and Debbie Karqu watch Carla Salentine go for a spike. 67 68 JV Volleyball KNEELING: Betsy Jolmson, Lori Coomans, Kathy Burns, Terri Shold, Evy Holmquist, Mary 01k, Marilyn Cvetnic, Kim Shold, Marcy Hall; STANDING: Becky Quaal, Angie Teiken, Laurie Moening, Julie Johnson, Kari Mikelson, Susy Ellingson, Ann Henog, Joyce Lauffer, Gwen Hamilton, Coach Dick Emahiser. B-Squad Volleyball FRONT ROW: Cindy Moran, Nancy Perkins, Colleen Johnson, Rhonda Sconberg, Cha-wen Tseng, Robin Bergen- bring, Wanda LeBlanc, Julie Buechler, Lisa Tomczik, Pam Reichow; SECOND ROW: Amy Johnson, Helen Jacobse, Jane Henry, Cindy Madren, Debbie Johnson, Sandy Fier, Lynn Fragale, Pam Vangujlder, Janet Johnson, Barb Sa- kella, Jamie Blackburn; THIRD ROW: Shelley Blunt, Stephanie Stanley, Gretchen Lommen, Kathy Opheim, Gail Meuwissen, Nina Shepherd, Lisa Kooiman, Mary Martinson, Linda Hoag, Julie Beyer; FOURTH ROW: Coach Krista Dommer, Debbie Lyngdal, Becky Hill, Lisa Sickmann, Ann Rogers, Hope Huibregtse, Sandy Meuwissen, Kim Lommen, Kathy Carlin, Laura Geason, Lynn Ortloff, Manager, Margaret Listberger. . hva- swv , ckson, Beth Mitchell, Kathy Nelsom Heidi Blackburn, Sha- Nancy Hayes, Coach Bill Salinger ron Malmer, Liz Formico; STAND- KNEELING: ING: Julie Eri mot pictured, IS 0 Carol Huntley; STANDING: Coach Bill , Teresa Nelson, Cory Crawford, Beth JV Tenn puri, Sherri Otis, Diane Crawford irl's Adelle Crawford, Visala Che G i , Beth Pertelson ttenberg, C arleen Morgan i W ri Salinger, Karen Ebersole, Lo KNEELING Hustad. 69 70 Girl's Tennis Nancy Hays finds herself jammed on a forehand Girls Varsity tennis had a disap- pointing season with an outcome of 5 wins and 8 losses. The team improved their skills over the pre- vious year, but so did the other teams in the conference. This accounts for their position staying low in conference standings. However, there Were some bright spots. Liz Formico did well in the sub sectional tournament, wimiing three of four of her matches. She qualified for sectionals and was also voted most valuable player. Beth Mitchell was voted most im- proved player. Coach Bill Salinger felt the high point of the season was the team's 3-2 win over Mound. The low points of the season were their two 2-3 losses to Shakopee. In the sub-sectional tournament, the team lost 1-4 to Wilmar. The varsity line up-for most match- es was as follows: lst singles Liz Formico; 2nd singles, Beth Mitch- ell; 3rd singles, Nancy Hayes; var- sity doubles; Sharon Malmer, Hei- di Blackburn, Kathy Nelson, and Julie Erickson. Sharon Malmer and Heidi Black- burn were the co-captains of the team. O .. .v .0 O 0.9 O. 6 .o O O O O . 9 w: .0 V :3: I u . -A - ? .- .. $3 - $59k g -. - , LEFT: Beth Mitchell goes for a backhand. RIGHT: Liz Formico keeps her eyes on the ball, 71 72 Cross Country The Cross Country team had a good season with a conference record of 6 wins and 2 losses. Coach Larry Anderson felt the whole season was successful be- cause of the great kids who were on the team. The Coach felt that they all worked hard, got along well, and maintained a great sense of humor throughout the season. A Special 'high point came when the Whole team was able to ad- vance to the region meet by plac- ing third in the sub region. A gec- ond place finish in the conference meet also looks good in the record book, but the team felt they could have done better there. There were 16 runners on the team. Those winning awards were Tim Wilson, most improved and Rob Beyer, most valuable. Also, Rob Beyer and Mark Hanson were named all conference. Rob Beyer and Randy Retterath were elected captains next year. STANDING: Steve Van Guilder, Curt Johnson, Jim Semrad, Rob Beyer, Randy Retterath, Mike Wick, Scott Engler, Tim Wilson, Coach Larry Anderson. KNEELING: Kathy Upton, Scott Burt, Mark Hanson, Mike Johnston, Phil Crow- ley, Rick Patterson. ., ,.V L o , . . . .. , . , ?:1'? f,.:a'1- .. . .K Skiing: Cross Country : Downhill C ROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM-- FRONT ROW: Tim Allen, Dan ' Q; '3- .4; Nordsletten Joel ;, Moose Francoig Riggs, Roland Schultz, Boyd Pe- terson; 2ND ROW: Kathy Upton, Maureen Pauly, .5 '3 k Don Berg, A1 Ha- 1;, 3 gen, Becky Hill, ; Galen Peterson, '7 x; Dawn Hofstrand, Coach Mark Lew- y is; 3RD ROW: x, F ' Becky Hendrickson, Julie Erickson, Debbie Lyngdal, Janet Tabat, Jeff K Provo. TOP: Linn Tangen; BOTTOM LEFT Downhill The Downhill Skiers continued to improve in yet another season, bet- tering former year's records. The Boy's team was 7-5 overall for the year, while the girls were 9-3. Both the Boy's and Girl's teams handed the following foes at least one defeat though the season: Hep- kins Eisenhower, Chaska, Anoka, Blaine, Coon Rapids. The Boys also beat HOpkins Lindberg. Skiers Were selected for the Region meet based on consistency and speed throughout the season. The following skiers went to Regions: Beth Bertleson, Linn Tangen, Bren- da Orr, Beth Hustad, Karen Griffith, Teresa Nelson, Jill Stumpf, Russ Iewis, Pete Bren, Glen Eaton, Tim Bakken, Rick Nyquist, Don Petrae- ek, and Mike Orr. Coach Anderson was very proud of the team, not only for their good record, but also, and mainly for their team attitude. Anderson re- morked that team members were very helpful and very supportive to each other through out the sea- son. MVP awards were voted to Russ Lewis and Beth Bertelson, while Most Improved Awards Were voted to Teresa Nelson and Rick Ny- quist. Beth Hustad scored the most overall points of any skier on the team. Cross Country Cross-country skiing had a 500 sea- son this year. All twenty skiers worked hard, and gave the other teams good competition despite below zero weather most practice days. In regional competition Maureen Pauly took 11th place out of 58 entrants. She was also voted most valuable girls' skier. Boys placed 9th out of 11th in overall regional competition, Al Hagen was the boys most valuable skier. Other skiers recieving awards were Julie Erickson, most improved girl, Tim Allen, most improved boy, Joel Riggs, best freshman boy, and Karen Lyngdal, best freshman girl. Cross country thanks coach Larry Anderson for his help in Keeping the team spirit. : Karen Griffith; BOTTOM RIGHT. Brenda Orr 7S 76 FRON T ROW: Jill Stumpf, Russ LeWis, John Petracek, Frank Petracek, Mike Orr, Ted Otis, Marilyn Cvetnic; SECOND ROW: Bob Daly, Pete Bren, Kevin Bruesehoff, Rick Nyquist, Tom Henderson, Kathy Opheim; STANDING: Coach Mr. Byron Anderson, Glen Eaton, Paul Engbritson, Don Peu'acek, Dean Wyman, Linn Tangen, Teresa Nelson, Beth Beterleson, Beth Hustad. Not Pictured: Tim Bakken, Brenda Orr, Karen Griffith, Pat Orr, John Nel- son, Scott Downey, Mary Lapic, Nan Wedlund, Lisa Wedlund, Julie Gautsche, Bar Knudsen, Greg Swiriz, and managers Keith Wyman, and Joel Hays. Girl's region skiers, Linn Tan pictured, Jill StumpH gen, Beth Bertelson, Beth Hustad, Karen Griffith, Brenda Orr, Teresa Nelson. Wot Gymnastics F RONT ROW. Betsy Johnson, Jodi Lobstein, Mary Swanson, Liz Kasid, Joy Thomas; 2ND ROW: Pam Vanguilder, Shawn Cassidy, Adelle Crawford, Holly Davis, Connie Sackett, Lori Middleton, Jean Verkuilen; 3RD ROW: Ass't Coach Kevin Hogan, Eileen OBrien, Carolyn Zirbes, Ann Rogers, Kelli Hustad, Kathy Ott, Bobbi Wills, Joan Zum, Lisa Harris, Jill Lobstein, Coach Nancy Marcy. Gymnastics had a fantastic season with a record of 8 wins and 3 losses. The season began with 32 team members and ended with 20. Coach Marcy felt that the teams overall skills developed greatly during the season due to the help of assistant coach Kevin-Hogan. The teams best performance of the season was the mound meet where the team increased their score by 15 points from the last home meet with Edina West was another occasion of good performance. Individual awards were given to Holly Davis who all confer- ence award and most valuable player for the second year in a row. She was the teams only all around gym- nast for the entire season and also advanced to sec- tional finals in valtjng and competition. Kelli Hustad and Joan Zurn Were the teams Co Captain with Joan advancing to sectional finals in beam. Liz Kasid also advanced to sectionals in Valu'ng. The season was characterized by doing well at home meets and not too well on other schools equipment. Coach Marcy feels that more improvement on the uneven bars is necessary for a good season next year. 77 78 79 80 Wrestling Wrestling ended its season with a record of 4 wins and 8 losses. The conference record was 3 and 5, and non-conference was 1 and 3. In tournaments, The Eagles placed 8th at Fridley, 3rd at Bloomington Jef- ferson, and 6th at Columbia Heights. The team lost to Prior Lake in the first round of Sub-Regions to end the team season. The Eagles had beaten Prior Lake earlier in the season, but Were handicapped by the loss of three starters at sea- son's end. Coach Pat Marcy stated that the Eagles Were actually a better team than the record indi- cated because they had a very tough schedule, especially in Non-Con- ference matches. HOWever, after the team lost in sub-regions, outstanding perfor- mer Mike Johnston continued provide wrestling fans with excite- ment as he went to the State Tournament for a third straight year. Coach Marcy stated that this accomplishment was was un- precedented in Eden Prairie wrest- ling history, and very rare state- wide. Mike was also the team captain, and was voted Most Val- uable Player. Sophomore Joe Johnson was, along with Mike Johnston, voted to the all-conference team. 81 Varsity Wrestlers KNEELING: Bert Emswiler, Mike Johnston, Curt Johnson, Chris Klein, Wayne Templeton, Rick Johnston; STAND- ING: Coach Pat: Marcy, Rick Ybarra, Matt Bryan, Brian Daniels, Bruce Gillard, Guy Houghton's trunks, Joe John- son, Jim Bundy, Manager Steve Richards, Ass't Coach Steve Lindow. JV Wrestlers KNEELING: Layne Q'tloff, Walt Madden, Steve Kepesky, Scott Iarson, Mike Miller, Rob Johnston, Paul Hanson, Joe Wanebo; STANDING: Coach Pat Marcy, Doug Kahn, Matt Bryan, John Springer, Tim Miller, Paul Jaszczak, Steve Blessner, Paul Huibregtse, Steve Richards, Ass't Coach Steve Lindow. 82 FRONT ROW: Chris Pearson, Mike Salentine, Jerry Bren, Andy Sailor, Scott Stanley, John Norton, Scott Harris, Mike Arens, Steve 80pczak, Curt Solie; SECOND ROW: Ass't Coach Mark Kristo, Coach Dick Emahiser, Dan Iobstein, Steve Friswold, Mark Eaton, John Sumner, Dave Carpenter, Cvetnic, Ron Doig; THIRD ROW: Jim Carlin, Jeff Gilbertson, Johnson, Todd Severson, Steve Anderson, Mike Carlin. Marty Kaye, Joel Marpe, Mark Arens, John Keith Taylor, Brad Noel, Tom Redmond, Steve LEFT: Dan Lobstein has opponent goalie exactly where he wants him to be; BELOW: Steve Friswold car- ries puck into opponent zone. 83 84 HOCkey Copy From Essays By Jerry Bren Eden Prairie's hockey team de- feated the Mound Mohawks 3-0 Saturday, January 30 at Braemar Arena. Eden Prairie posted their first shutout victory of the season. The Mound team was previously undefeated in conference action, and they are the conference leaders. Scott Harris, a sophomore winger, scored Eden Prairie's lst goal mid- way into the first period. Then, with only 2:50 remaining in the first period, Dan Lobstein scored, and Eden Prairie had a 2-0 lead. Mound fought hard during the second period, but the fai led to score, and Eden Prairie still held the lead 2-0. Eden Prairie's Jeff Gilbertson scored the last goal of the game in the third period to secure the victory for the Eagles. Eden Prairie outshot the Mohawks 33-32. It was our biggest win of the sea- son, said Hockey coach Dick Emahiser. In the locker room, all of the Eagles hockey players knew that tonight's game with Wayzata was going to be the biggest game of the year. Most of the guys were a little nervous, because it was going RIGHT: Mike Arens checks opponent. to be our first play-off game. We all knew that Wayzata was a good team with one exceptional for- ward, Keith Pauly. The coaches told us to stay tight on Pauly, and all of their other forwardS. Game time was approaching faster every 1ime we checked the clock, and the coaches had done all they could, for now it was up to all of us players. Wayzata quickly controlled the opening face-off, and from there on, the whole first period. Our men never really paniced under their intense pressure, thus frus- trating Wayzata enough so they lost some concentration. Both Wayzata and our team were hust- ling, but they had more control and depth on their side. There was really only one thing Wayzata couldn't do and that was score. Close to the end of the first per- iod. Wayzata couldn't believe that Eden Prairie was still in the game, and this created a few mis- takes on their side. Then, with only two minutes remaining in the first period, Way'zata slipped a shot past our goalie to make it 1-0 after one period of play. We came out flying in the second period and Scott Harris tied the game up within the first five min- utes. I think we not only shocked their team, but their fans were now silent. Wayzata fans were now silent. Wayzata then knew that We came to play, and play We did. The rest of the second period was mostly up and down the ice, while each team had chances to score. Wayzata then scored on a screen shot with only one minute remaining in the second period. We left the ice down by a goal, but we all knew that the game was still a toss-up. Both of our teams played strongly in the third period, and it was a fairly equal period. Wayzata knew that we had to open up a little and try to score, so they just kept us towards the center of the rink. Finally, Wayzata caught us with only one man back and the fired a slap shot past our goalie with only tvvo minutes left in the game. We still didn't give up, although we never scored again, and the game ended in a 3-1 victory for the Wayzata Trojans. The game was very disappointing to our guys, but we all played well and we surprised many people. LEFT: Mike Arens takes a shot while Dan Iobstein waits in slot for rebound; BELOW LEFT: Jeff Gilbertson and Jerry Bren cele- brate a victory over Mound; BE- LOW RIGHT: Brad Noel puts some wood to the puck. 85 86 irl's Basketball By winning four games in their second season of competition, the girl's basketball achieved 2 4000A improvement over their first Win- less season. Starting the season with numerous losses, the team finally achieved its first victory ever against Orono 66- 29h on February 1. They weren't done winning however. Two days later they handed defend- ing champions Hutchinson a loss. After several more defeats, the girls came back with another two in a row, to finally achieve a re- cord of four wins and 15 losses. Team co-captains were Kris Stetter and Amy Udstein. Gwen Hamilton was voted Most Valuable player and Judy Busch was voted Most Improved player. TOP LEFT: Amy Udstein on the dribble; TOP RIGHT: GWen Ham- ilton practices free throws; RIGHT: Kris Stetter drives the baseline. TOP LEFT: Kathy Nelson and Joyce Lauffer sandwich an opponent whi 1e Gwen Hamilton follows behind; TOP RIGHT: Judy Busch on the dribble; LEFT: Sharon Swirtz up for rebound; ABOVE: Sharon Swi rtz and Joyce Lauffer double up on a rebound. 87 Girl's Varsity Coach Steve Schultz, April Kakch, Angie Teiken, Joyce Lauffer, Car- olyn Agrimson, Nancy Hays, Chris Stetter, Wanda LeBlanc, Amy Udstein, Kathy Nelson, Sharon Swirtz, Mary Ellen Geason, Gwen Hamilton, Sue Miller, Ass't Coach Paul Oman. Girl's 7th Grade KNEELING: Sandy Fier, Nancy Perkins, Cha Wen Tseng, Donna Hanson, Jane Henry, Cindy Ma- drene, Sue Gagnon; STANDING: Kathy Peper, Amy Johnson, Shel- ley Blunt, Laura Geason, Lori Marriot, Linda Hoag, Rhonda Sconberg. Girl's Junior Varsity Cheryl Puhlman, Heidi Hender- son, Mindy Meh1,Melissa Shul- dheiss, Kim Solberg, Margaret Rekoske, Angie Teiken, Mary Ellen Geason, Sue Miller, Car- olyn Agrimson, Pat Norton,Ju1ie Sprau, Kirsten Pauly, Liz Bryan, Coach Paul Oman. Ki 1.11 9,1 11 1'13 a min $11 Basketball 31;; Boy's Varsity KNEELING: Mitch Boomer, Dave Burkstrand, Mark Rustad, Pat Mey- ers, Paul Keiski; STANDING: Tim Carey, Bob Brown, Rob Beyer, Paul Rogers, Conn McCartan, John Cos- tello, Todd Flom, Coach Bill Holte. NOT PICTURED: Bill Brown, Pete Verkuilen. Boy's 9th Grade KNEELING: Mark Burke, Dan Ver- kuilen, Steve Fifield, Kelly Davis, Andy Olson, Rob Jensen, Jay Mor- ton; STANDING: Coach Bob Ost- lund, Shawn Horan, Greg Hastings, Peter Holte, Scott Mikkelson, Jerry Busch, Dan Holte, Tom Hagen. 89 :44 vv:-vwh.-.-a-.. : The Boy's Basketball team finished the season out of the money , as they were not able to win enough games for a high conference standing. The post-season schedule for the Eagles ended abruptly in the first round of the sub-regions as they lost to eventual State Champs Prior Lake. Coach Bill Holte considered one of the season's highlights to be an earlier game against powerful Prior Lake where the Eagles closed out the first half with a five point lead. Although the team eventually lost the game, the first half showed that . they could play. Boy's Basketball w w o. 3.90.9.1? n '- t 4. 7H. 00, , . Holte stated that the Prior Lake game was characteristic of the team's play throughout the sea- son. Though the team didn't win a lot, they were infrequently to- tally dominated by other teams, and were close in most games. Voted Most Valuable Player was Bill Brown, while Paul Rogers was voted Most Improved Player. FAR RIGHT: John Costello; BOT- TOM RIGHT: Bill Brown attempts to block a shot while Rob Beyer waits for the ball. BELOW LEFT: Paul Rogers attempts to block op- ponent's shot. ABOVE LEFT: Pete Verkuilen attempts to tip rebound to Rob Beyer $123 ABOVE RIGHT: Bill Brown on a jumper; LEFT: Dave Burk- strand. 91 Baseball The Baseball Team finished the season with a 9-7 record, good enough for a fourth place confer- ence finish. The Eagles were a spoiler team through most of the schedule. Though they themselves could not get to the top of the conference standings, on several occasions, they knocked opponents out of that top place -- including Wa- conia, Hutchinson, and Chaska. Chaska, the eventual conference champion, suffered two defeats at the hands of the Eagles; one of those defeats was a no hitter, pitched by Mark Rustad. The Eagles lost their first game in sub region playoffs tO-S to Prior LakeT to close out the season. Two Eagles, Dave Burkstrand and Mark Rustad, were All-Conference selections. The team voted Dave Burkstrand Most Valuable Player -- and Jay Provo Most Improved Play- er. TOP MIDDLE: Ron Doig was regu- lar catcher; FAR RIGHT: Head Coach John Ryski; RIGHT: Dave Keiski at the plate. TOP RIGHT: Jay Provo slides in to score; BOTTOM LEFT: Paul Keiski; BOTTOM RIGHT: Dave Burkstrand. 93 94 Baseball Comm Paul Keiski takes a cut. , ' : . m.n$$ww f1 KNEELING: Phil Doig, Jeff Busch, Jay Provo, Paul Keiski, Pat Roeser, Scott Englar, John Cvetnic, Dennis Chad- derdon, SECOND ROW: ,ark Rustad, Brad Noel, Phil Crowley, David Keiski, Greg Simons, Glenn Eaton, John Nugent, Ron Doig; THIRD ROW: Mike Kodet, Randy Ryski, Ste e Neidenfeuhr, Mitch Boomer, John Costello, David Burkstrad, Coah John Ryski. Golf FRONT: Gail Meuwissen, Jodi Lobstein, Linn Tangen, Eileen O'Brien, Michele Sopczak; BACK: Julie Erickson, Julie Sager, Coach Bob Ostlund, Margaret Listberger, Kari Mikelson. mot pictured: Carol Huntley, and Beth Bertelsom .wgfr '9'? SITTING: Mike Dantzer, Jeff Eaton, John NOrton, Coach Jerry Porter, Pete Westerhaus, Scott Gisborne, Scott Iglllarrioft; STANDING: Dave Norton, Jeff Fackler, Scott Bergquist, Todd Hendemon. NOT PICTURED: Tom agen . 96 Boy's Golf The Boy's Golf Team won 6 and lost 10 in conference dual meet and triangular meet action. In tournament competition, they gained 6th place in the Eden Prai- rie Lion's Club Invitational, and 13th place in the Sub Region tour- nament. The following boys were selected to play in most of the events based on skill and consistency: John Nor- ton, Mike Dantzer, Pete Wester- haus, Scott Gisborne, Jeff Eaton, and Tom Hagen. Coach Jerry Porter stated that John Norton performed best among the players on the team overall, but the best round of the season was a par 73 shot by Jeff Eaton in Lion's Invitational. The team voted John Norton Most Valuable Player and Tom Hagen most improved player. Girl's Golf The girl's golf team shot their way to about a 500 season under the first-year leadership of coach Bob Ostlund. A highlight of the season for the team was a fourth plaoe finish in the Edina Invitational, something to be quite proud of considering the quality of opposition that was there. Coach Ostlund was also proud of the team's 7th place finish in the Sectional Tournament, especially because they didn't have their best day and still finished well. Margaret Listberger was voted MVP by the team. Ostlund stated that if there were a S-team conference for girl's golf, he was almost sure she would have been selected to an All-Conference team. Julie Erickson was voted most Im- proved by her team mates. A real beginning hacker at season's start, Julie rapidly improved -- shooting the 2nd best round on the team in the Sectional Tournament. 5 ' M? TOP LEFT: John Norton watches his shot; BOTTOM: Scott Gisborne. TOP RIGHT: Pete Westerhaus; Boy's Tennis: Champions Again Boy's Tennis continued its winning ways -- as they gained the con- ference championship and the Sub- Sectional Championship for the second year in a row. The team advanced to the Sec- tional Tournament finals before bowing 4-1 to Blue Earth. One other loss -- a narrow one to Mound in the conference schedule -- was the only other defeat the Eagles suffered. They ended the season with a 15-2 record. Steve Friswold, Mike Nelson, Todd Flom, and Todd Serverson were named to the all-conference team. Mike Nelson also received the Most Valuable Player vote from his team mates, while Steve Fifield was voted Most Improved. TOP LEFT: Mike Nelson; TOP RIGHT: Steve Friswold; BOTTOM LEFT: Todd Severson; BOTTOM RIGHT: Todd Flom. ; V 1 Y; 1 ; yX x;; 1 Vi, Ky '1 ,L t t ; V 98 ' ' W'wmr- 'G'nv'ac-v. -14.. A Boy's Tennis FAR RIGHT: Mike Nelson on the backhand; RIGHT: Todd Severson serves; BELOW: Coach Dick Stroh- kirch discusses a match with Brian Mikkelson. Varsity KNEELING: Kelly Davis, Mark Hanson, Steve Fifield, Greg Mars; STANDING: Brian Mikkelson, Mike Nelson, Steve Friswold, Coach Dick Strohkirch, Mike HoverSOn, Todd Flom, Todd Severson. Junior Varsity KNEELING: David Johnson, Brent Johnson, Barry Friswold, Andy Powell; STANDING: Craig Ham- ilton, Paul Formico, Coach Dick Strohkirch, Scott McNulty. 99 Girl's Track FIRST ROW: Nancy Perkins, Jane Henry, Kathy Nash, DaWn Burt, Kathy Upton, Kelley Spohn, Kris Stetter, Dana Pearson, Kathy Wick, Kathy Nelson; SECOND ROW: Connie Sackett, manager, Hope Huibregtse, Liz Kasid, Betsy Johnson, Helen Jacobse, Cindy Freeburg, Judy Busch, Pat Norton, Carleen Morgan, Melissa Shuldheiss, Kathy Ott, Nancy Peterson, Kathy Carlin, Mary Bye, Lori Marriott, Kathy Peper, Asst. Coach Kathy Palmer; THIRD ROW: Manager Donna. Hanson, Ann Rogers, Amy Udstuen, Tracy Scanlon, Carla. Salentine, Teresa Nelson, Stephanle Stanley, Janet Johnson, Sandy Ingram, Jeni Schmid, Kathy Empson, Laura Geason, Sandi Meuwissen, Sharon Swirtz, Julie Johnson, Pam VanGuilder, Donna Tabat, Head Coach Nancy Pudas. The girl's track team had a suc- cessful season finishing 4th in the conference meet, 3rd in the sub- region meet, and 5th in the region meet. The region meet marked one of the highest places the team had seen in several seasons. A special highlight of the season was that the 440 relay team of Amy Udstuen, Tracy Scanlon, Carla Salentine, and Liz Kasid placed 2nd in the state meet. They broke the old state record in the prelims and finals; unfor- tunately, St. Paul Central was able to better them slightly for first place. Liz Kadis also went to the state meet in the 100 yd. dash. Liz qualified by taking 2nd in the region meet. Liz also placed 4th in regions in the 220. Other people on the team who placed in the region meet were Laura Geason, 4th in the 440; Kathy Carlin, 6th in the 880; Helen Jacobse, 8th in the mile; Kathy Nelson, 3rd in the shot put; and Carla Salentine, 4th in the long jump. Coach Nancy Pudas noted that the team had had a very successful season overall. Many girls bet- tered old team records. Pudas stated that Carlas Salentine and Kathy Nelson substantially bet- tered records in long jump and shot put, respectively. Boy's Track 41:33? d. QQV KNEELING: Steve Richards, Dan Brandt, Rob Beyer, Jim Semrad, Tim Carey; 2ND ROW: Bruce Fields, Ray Pen- nie, Coach Bill Terriquez, Steve Salentine, Conn McCartan, Brian Daniels, Denny Nelson, Bill Fitzgerald, Guy i Houghton, Steve Rowland, Pat Meyers, Tom Redmond, Jeff Gilbertson, Shawn Horan, Bert Emswiler, Kurt John- son, Bill Daly; 3RD ROW: Scott Mikkelson, Tim Wilson, Chris Belvo, Walt Madden, Andrew Jacobse, Steve Malde, Bob Meyers, Dave Seery, Tom Henderson, Shawn Wakely, Jim Carlin, Ben Johnson The Boy's track team bettered six different school records and left meet records scattered around as they had another distinguished season. Led by Coaches Bill Terriquez and Tom Berger, Tri Captains Pat Mey- ers, Steve Salentine, and Steve Makie, the trackinen were Run- ners-Up at the University of Min- nesota Out-State Indoor Meet, Runners-Up at the Conference Relays and Conference Meet, CHAMPIONS at the SubiRegion, Meet, 4th at the Region Meet, and CHAMPIONS at the Eden Prai- rie Invitational Meet. The Eagles were important contenders at many other meets, including the Bloomington Trackorama. The following school records were established during the season: 100 yd. dash, 10.0, by Steve Makie; 220 yd. dash, 21. 8 by Steve Makie; 440 yd. dash, 48.5, by Steve Makie; mile, 4:29. 7, by Steve Vanguilder; two mile, 10:03. 8, by Rob Beyer; and 440 relay, 44. 0, by Guy Houghton, Steve Makie, Denny Nelson, and Steve Salentine. In addition to those records, Steve Makie also established a 32. 0 all time rec- ord in the Out-State Indoor, which was the 8th best time in the na- tion. The 440 relay time of 44. 0 was an all time record at the Bloomington Trackorama. Coach Bill Terriquez singled out many playels for outstanding per- formances. Sprinter Steve Makie was a contender all over the state. In addition to establishing all his new records, Steve placed 2nd in the State Meet in the 220 yd. dash and 3rd in the 440 yd. dash. Terriquez also praised the 440 relay team as being one of the best in the state. Steve Vanguilder's mile record was the 3rd year in a row that he has bettered his owu time. Coach Terriquez also praised Pat Meyers who became the first Eden Prairie Trackman to win his fifth letter in the sport. Chris Belvo runs in the undefeated 9th grade 880 relay. 101 Boy's Track TOP: Steve Makie is about to win a sprint while Steve Salentine battles for second; BOTTOM LEFT: Bob Meyers breaks the tape; BOT- TOM MIDDLE: Alden Keiski in the broad jump; BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve Vanguilder leads in the mile. 102 TOP: Denny Nelson and Guy Houghton in the 880 relay which later took 2nd place in the region; ABOVE RIGHT: Mike Johnston practices the pole vault; ABOVE: Dan Brandt in the Discuss; LEFT: Steve Salentine in a relay. 103 ABOVE: Carla Salentine shows her record-breaking long-jump form; TOP RIGHT: EP Runnels show how to be in front; RIGHT: Hope Hui- bregtse in the hurdles. 104 f1 1 ? ; 0.. 1.1;: may u v um. a - warwmnwa u'mc-n- w a n. W, a va l MIDDLE TOP: Jeni Schmid runs in relay; MIDDLE BOTTOM: Helen Jacobse runs distance; ABOVE: Kathy Nelson shot putting. 106 A-Squad Football Eileen O'Brien, Liz Kasid, Mary Bye, Bobbi Wills, Kathy Ott, Sue Noel, Nancy Hayes, Julie Erick- son, Jodi Lobstein, Lori Compton A-Squad Hockey UPPER LEFT: Linda Pratt, Julie Erickson, Mary Bye; STANDING: Kathy Opheim, Sue Noel Cheerleaders A-Squad Basketball FRONT: Marcy Hogge, Bekki La- Forttme, Marilyn Cvetnic; SECOND ROW: Michelle Sopczak, Debbie Karulf A-Squad Wrestling FRONT: Kathy Upton, Lori Wit- tenberg, Susie Ellingson, Lori Compton; BACK: Lisa Sickmann, Cheerleaders Sue Noel shows that cheerleaders care. B-Squad Wrestling FRONT: Lisa Tomczik, Colleen Showalter, Kris Peterson; STANDING: Shelley Hamilton, Sandi Meuwissen. 108 B-Squad Basketball Julie Beyer, Debbie Beauvais, Lisa Duvick, Colleen Johnson, Gail Meuwissen B-Squad Football Ann Rogers, Pam Vanguilder, Colleen Showalter, Brenda Emswiler, Colleen Johnson, Debbie Beauvais, Jean Ver- kuilen, Lisa Duvick 110 Edenettes FRONT ROW: Karen Rummel, Sarah Martin, Keri Hoyt, Nannette Nelson, Tina Holverson, Sheri Pletsch SECOND ROW: Karen Carlson, Sandy Meyers, Jane Donaldson, Lisa Cartwright, Jennifer Booth, Pam Mooers, Cher Robert- son, Sam Martin Sports Candids -xx$xx11 1$ x 'llll- KK . kl aft, Am ?IL. iil 111 114 Homecoming Several old traditions were brought back to life for the 1976 Eagles Homecoming; the two most not- able were winning the football game, after one year's absence of that particular traditiom, and crowning a King and Queen, after several year's of absence. t The game was a last second thril- ler -- ending With a Winning field goal with just seconds left on the clock. Jill Holte and Bill Daly became the first Homecoming royalty in several years. The customary Special dress days, pep fests, and general happy times continued on as in days of yore. ABOVE: Several students truck around at the game; ABOVE RIGHT: Royalty, Bill Daly and Jill Holte; RIGHT: Hats and ties, tCLOCKWISEL Julie Gautsche, Tom Redmond, Michelle Sopczak, Brenda Orr, Susie Ellingson, Rick Sconberg, and Beth Bertelson. LEFT: What would Homecoming be without the mascot? BELOW: An old tradition; every year some- one locates some good looking cheerleaders. 115 116 St. Selgaes Days Once again, St. Selgaes days oc- curred in the time of winter dol- drums to Spice things up a bit. Different kinds of dressing up tor dowm once again took over the school for a couple of days. Probably the highlight of St. Sel- gaie's days, however, was the tal- ent show which featured lots of student acts plus the silly contests such as dropping chocolate cov- ered marshmellows into the faces of people on the floor -- things like that. Also, there was a fac- ulty-senior volleyball game, which nobody could tell who won. All-in-all another successful St. Selgae's days -- if not for the na- tional record book, at least for a little fun. Interim Eden Prairie students participated in a variety of Spring- time sports, cooking classes, arts and crafts classes, and some miscellaneous activities during the '77 one- day Interim. Unlike former interims, which took place in the win- ter, the '77 interim happened on a sunny day in May. This allowed for a different group of outside activities to take place. Some of the activities that students participated in were soccer, tennis, scuba diving, cooking, arts, canoeing, camping, bike riding, rock Climbing, tour- ing various places of business, and visiting certain restaurants . Interim . . . Y 5x y? :3 , V w 5., w ! $ 1,. 3;, 79-; , W; ;x $k!?.ia. .39 1;. .- 118 119 120 Pajama Game The Broadway Musical, PAJAMA GAME was presented by Eden Prai- rie actors, musicians, and danc- ers in late October-early November. Humor and song were the prin- cipal features of the performances. The plot dealt with romantic en- counters inappropriately inter- vening in a union management disPute -- which caused many humorous scenes. Many faculty and students put in long arduous hours of work and practice to make the show a success. TQP LEFT: Steve Geimer appears to be Dlane Crawford and Conn McCartan with Directors Mr. David Stark, Miss Kathy Novak, and Mr. Em Stark; TOP MIDDLE: Full Company; BOTTOM MIDDLE: Seere at Hemando's. h $ exh undegoing a hassle; ABOVE: Leads -hre' e. h heexxxh hh$ee hht ht -v; .1 121 e m a G a m a Hm. P LEFT PAGE, TOP: Hinzy $teve White entertains with his knifee throwing at a picnic while Diane Crawfoxd seems to have some doubts about the whole idea; LEFT PAGE, BOTTOM: Steve White in Tick Tock, explains how his life is run by a clock; THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: John Schee asks Steve White to take off his pants, and he, Sharon Malmer and Conn Mc- Cartan are shocked; THIS PAGE, ABOVE: Kelley Spohn, Brian Kom- schlies, Doreen Best, Diane Craw- ford, Steve Geimer, and John Sum- ner at a Union Meeting; THIS PAGE, LEFT: Dave Hone, Sharon Malmer, and Bill Daly perform Steam Heat in the union hall. 123 124 Drama Several different plays were per- formed in the second half of the school year. In January, EPHS actors teamed with actors from Chaska High School to present a festival of one- act plays. One of the one- act plays also performed in the high- school league one-act contest. The one act that went to contests was THE RED CARNATION, a situation comedy where two men meet and discover that they wish to see the same woman though nei- ther knows her. Leads in the play were Stephanie Cooper, David Hone, and Jon Schee. Jon and Da- vid won awards for their perfor- mances at the contest. Another one-act that was presen- ted by Eden Prairie students was THE STILL ALARM. This was a theater-of-the-absurd type play where people worried about their hotel accomodations as the hotel was burning down. Student direc- tor John Monson worked with leads Kirby Bennett and Tim Sawyer to perform the play. In March, EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL, a comedy, was performed. The play dealt with three people trying to cheat an elderly lady tOpal, played by Lynn Fragale, i and ending up falling in love with her. Other leads in the play were Adelle Crawford, David Hone, and Jon Schee. TOP: Jon Schee and David Hone in EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL; FAR RIGHT: Jon Schee in THE RED CARNATION; RIGHT: Stephanie Cooper in THE RED CARNATION. LEFT TOP: Lynn Fragale and Tim Sawyer in EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL; MIDDLE LEFT: Lynn Fra- gale and Jon Schee in EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL; MIDDLE RIGHT: Jon Schee and Adele Crawford in EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL; BOT- TOM LEFT: David Hone in THE RED CARNATION; BOTTOM RIGHT: Jon Schee in EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL. '4 gt. . 3 54 A $ b l 125 126 Prom Prom went well this year. The turnout was great -- over 260 stu- dents participated. This year's prom was held at the Thunderbird Motel. Junior Class officers Laurie Moening, Kathy Ott, Judy Eisch, and Pete Westerhaus took impor- tant leadership roles in planning the affair. Junior Class advisors Mr. Winterhalter, M13. Doris Stewart, and Mrs. Bolles also worked hard. Prom was fun and everyone enjoyed it. ABOVE LEFT: Paul Engbritson speaks. ABOVE RIGHT: Tim At- kins with his date. BELOW LEFT: Dave Zirbes and Jodi Lobstein look special. BELOW RIGHT: Janet Flavin and date. ABOVE: Denny Chadderdon and Mrs. Pudas dance. LEFT: Lori Jacobson admires Randy Retterath nose. 127 128 Graduation Commencement for the class of '77 was Tuesday Evening, June 7. Aside from the presentation of Diplomas, the emphasis of the ceremony seemed to be on the graduates themselves as 10 seniors spoke on a variety of topics. Grad- uates were also featured in band and choir numbers. Mr. William Terriquez also spoke; Principal David Flannery, scheduled to speak, glanced at an encroaching thunderstorm and gave as a de- parting present to the Class a prom- ise to give his speech to the class of '78. Graduating seniors who Spoke were Randy Allar, Amanda Bell, Bill Brown, Kathy Casey, Paul Keiski, Margaret Listberger, Pat Meyers, John Monson, Jim Semrad, and Becky Upton. Though rain threatened before and ddring the ceremony, the diplomas stayed dry. After a brief punch and cookies reception in the cafeteria, many of the graduates went to the par- ent-sponsored and chaperoned all- night party. TOP: Paul Halversen seems proud of his newly acquired dhcument; MIDDLE: The choir performed for the graduating class; BELOW RIGHT: Brian Daniels with guests at re- ception; BELOW: Julie Erickson with guests at reception. TOP: Paul Keiski Speaks; MIDDLE: The processional; BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Flannery at reception; BOT- TOM RIGHT: Amanda Bell speaks. 129 Clubs, Activities Office Aides LEFT TO RIGHT: Rhonda Sconberg, Cheryl Tumbull, Cindy Vohs, Tim Orr, Margaret Listberger, Ken Kundel, Jane Donaldson, Kelly Pearson, Sue Miller, Gwen Hamilton, Cindy Sickman, Tracy Nadon Speech Club FRONT ROW: Pam Reichow, Kelly Spohn, Ms. Wigfield, Beth Bertelson BACK ROW: Jim Semrad, Todd Anderson, Karen Lyn- dahl, John Monson, Jolynn Kottke, Lisa Sickman, Cindy Moran, Michelle Carpenter, Lois Pallmeyer NOT PIC TURED: Randy Ret- terath, Stephanie Coop- er, Dee Dee Schaal, Francis Han, Janet Cur- tis, John Fitzgerald, Jay Morton, Jessie BrOWn . -z ..'i, . ,' ' 1-. . ! . I I'1- I Prom 8: Banquet AROUND: QEFT TO RIGH'D Ka- thy Ott, Mr. Winterhalter, Peter Westerhaus, Lori Moening, Mrs. Stewart, Judy Eisch Chess Club SITTING: Dan Nord- letten, MerriAnne Kispert, John Fitz- gerald, Pam Reichow, Paul Formico KNEEL- INC: Tom Randle, Robert Lane STAND- ING: Nick Folwick, Pat Johnson, Monty Canfeild, Mr. Snavely, Tom Davis 133 134 FRONT ROW: Mark Arens, Julie Erickson, Becky Hill, Don Hoff- strand, SECOND ROW: Berry Fris- wold, Kris Bamaal, Kathy Pep- per, Karen DeNio, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Clymer, Russ Lewis, Tam- my Lewis, Dan Holte, Eric Tor- noe, Rollin Schuliz, Joel Riggs, Pat Meyers, Alan Hagen FOURTH ROW: Debbie Tschida, Becky Fal- lase, Joe Hayes, Trish Horan, Pam Gisbome, John Sumner, Don Berg, Kathy Upton BACK ROW: Karen DeNio, Nancy Howard, Mary Wick SECOND ROW: Jennifer Booth, Tim Orr, Debbie Tschida, Mark Arens FRONT: Mr. Salinger Yearbook Eyrie CIRCULAR LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Johnson, Ms. Wigfield, Randy Allar, Kristi Eitel, Steve White, Paul Keiski, Tracy Nadon BA.CK ROW:Joe1Riggs, Bruce Morrison, Mr. Lindow, Janet Tabat, Desiree Duffee FRONT ROW: Kns Hoss, Mitch Jacques, Becky Hill, Kim Solberg 135 Concert 136 ROW ONE: Jame Beme, Sue Mjolsness, Tina Hoverson, Lois Nordsletten, Molly Heinen, Linda Pratt, Sharon Malmer, Janet Flavin, Evie Holmquist, Cheryl Robertson ROW TWO: Amy Udstuen, Kirby Bennett, Lori Henry, Sue Ellingson, Cindy Freeburg, Carol Huntly, Sue Noel, Karen Pelu'er, LeAnn Schick, Nelly Nazrala, Lois Pallmeyer, Liz Bryan, Dianne Crawford ROW THREE: Pat Meyers, Bill Daly, Dave Hone, Steve Friswold, janet Curtis, Gwen Hamilton, Debbie Lyngdal, Debbie Karulf, Kari Mikelson, Mary 01k, Janet Tabat, Amy Wright, ROW FOUR: Mr. Stark, Brad Noel, Paul Peterson, Paul Keiski, Conn McCartan, Dan Brandt, Bruce Morrison, Jeff Eaton, John Zipf, Steve White, Tim Sawyer, Mitch Jacques, Bert Emswiler FRONT: Karen TWiss, Chris Geimer, Connie Sackett, Keri Hoyt, Michelle Carpenter, Corinne Crawford, Cindy Moran, Kelly Spohn, Pam Reichow, Karen Lyngdal, Pam VanGuilder SECOND ROW: Cheryl Pohlman, Camille Kokesh, Jacquelin Karger, Gretchen Lommen, Joelle Keiski, Janet John- son, Judi Krough, Wanda LeBlanc, Amy Heinen, Terri Shold, Nancy Mad- den, Roxanne Paulsen THIRD ROW: Mary Meyers, Sue Theis, Amy Beck- field, Amy Johnson, Kathy Peper, Lori Marriott, Jolynn Kottke, Carolyn Agrimson, Ellen Simonson, Hope Huibregise, Sheila Peterson BACK: Mr. Stark, Craig Hamilton, Mark Fellman, Benjy Johnson, John Gautsche, Greg Hastings, Pete Holte, Todd Anderson, Mike Redmond, Eric Gilhoi, John Abrams, Jamie Liston, Barry Friswold, Walt Madden 138 Jazz Ensemble FRONT ROW: Marcy Hogge, Laurie Henry, Lisa Gstalder, Evie Holmquist ROW TWO: Greg Coo- mans, Shelly Hamilton, Mr. Stark, Kevin Wall, Jeff Fackler THIRD ROW: Mike Hoverson, Scott Englar, Paul Peterson, Jeff McKewan, Pat Johnson, Dave Hanson BACK ROW: Tim Sawyer, Dave Dustrud, Toby LaGrow, Phil Doig, Dave Keiski, Dave Lindahl MISSING: Liz Hansen, Hadley Bloomquist I g: 4?, ' l E x .5 b; I n Varsity Band FRONT ROW: Judi Krough, Karen Lyngdal, Kathy Peper, Michelle Carpenter, Paula Bowles, Justine Jarratt, Rox- anne Benson, Sam Martin, Donna Tabat SECOND ROW: Karen Twiss, Kelly Spohn, Carrie Meuwissen, Jill Root, Nan Nelson, Gretchen Lommen, Jamie Liston, Charyl Pohlmann, Brent Cosgrove, John Springer, Frank Spohn, Mike Miller THIRD ROW: Mark Fellman, John Bileydi, Dave McLeod, Jeff Curtis, Keith Griffiths, Joel Marpe, Benjy Johnson, Barry Friswold, Brent Johnson, Paul Hansen, Jolynn Kottke, Rolf Penzel, Ken Kundel FOURTH ROW: Jay Morton, Dave Gilmore, Dick Rowland, Ray Pennie, Craig Hamilton, Bruce Fields, Paul Manke, Dave Autio, Chris Armstrong, Mr. Stark Not Pictured; Dan Bedermeier Concert Winds FRONT ROW: E vie Holmquist, Sue Leithe, Carren Malmer, Tina Hoverson, Bruce Morrison, Paul Petersonh Dave Hanson, Mike Hoverson SECOND ROW: Jerry Nyquist, Laurie Henry, Lisa Gstalder, Jim Norton, Nancy Dysmger, LeAnn SChiCk; Liz Bryan, Jane Beme, Kris Bamaal, Sue Mjolsness, Pat Johnson, Debbie Lyngdal, Dav1d Hone, . 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