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

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KRISTI HANSON. RICHARD HARGROVE. LORI HART feels art was her favorite class and Mrs Terriquez and Mrs. Richey favorite teachers . . . hob- bies are painting, drama, and horseback riding . . . plans on technical college. Yearbook 11. ELLEN R. HAUPT particularly enjoyed Psychology class and Mr. Porter as a teacher hopes to attend Iowa State College will study planning and drawing buildings. Musical Pit 1O 11, German Club 91011 12. DONALD ALLEN HAYDEN was Homecoming King . won't forget state CC and track meets . . . may go to Canada. Track 9 1O 11 12, Football 10 11 12, Basketball 9 1O 11 12. PAUL HEINEN is best known as Zak or Minnie . . . picked drafting and Richey as favorites . . . particu- larly likes to play the drums plans to attend college. Track 9. MARGO HENDERSON enjoys drawings, reading and horseback riding . . . hopes to become an illus- trator . . . maintained a B-average throughout high school . . . choose art as favorite classes. PATTY HENDRICKSON picked Mrs. Turnquist, World Classics and Analysis as favorites . . . enjoys jewlery making, drawing, and writing plan on degrees in communications or law. BETH ANN HENRY will never forget the 11th grade camping trips, all the HB's and Skeeters, football games. and Christmas elves . . . UMD Softball 1011 12, Basketball 9 1O 11 12. Halloween creations Halloween is always a big thing at Eden Prai- rie. Its a time when the students can go crazy and dress up as zany as they want to. Student Council helps with the festivities by awarding prizes to the best costumes, most original, and things like Whoever thought Halloween and costumes are just for little kids didnit see the spirit at the annual Halloween dress-up day! By Debbie Donovan

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Lunches compromised With the move to the new school, a lot of Changes and adjusting had to be done. One of the biggies was lunch. First problem was. the kitchen was not quite ready for the students when the students were ready for it. Therefore, lunches were limited to cold sandwiches, served with fruit, cookies and milk, or the salad bar. The second problem was there were really no tables for the first weeks. Students were forced to use their imagination and sit whereever they could. The third problem was students figured since there wasnlt much choice for lunches that they could go to places outside the school. This was stopped as fast as it started. But in the end. the students made it through By Debbie Donovan and things did eventually get back to normal. SHELLY WYNN GISBORNE Gizzie's favorite teacher was Ken Rood . .. favorite class was An- cient Medieval . . . plans to attend college . . . Rock Climbing 9. MICHELE MARIE GORI was known as Gordie . . . enjpys skiing and dancing . . . looks forward to going to college . . . will long remember band tours. friends and being wild. Band 9 1O 11 12, Softball 1O 11 12. Volleyball 10 11 12. BRAD GROVES enjoys working with cars spends his freetime after school and weekends working . . . was on the football team 9 10 11 12th grades . . . was on the baseball team in 10th grade. CORONA GSTEU CARRIE LYNP'J-MARIE GUSTAFSON. Gus won't forget special times with friends . . . plans to attend UMD and to travel a lot enjoyed piano and horses. Cheerleading 1O 11 12, Tennis 9 10, Track 9. SANDY HACKING. Ya-Bites picked Mr. Ryski as favorite . . . will be attending UMD studying occupa- tional therepy . . . enjoys skiing, running. and soft- ball. Downhill Skiing 9 1O 11 capt. 12, Volleyball 9 1O 11 12. ELDON RAYMOND HAGEN's hobby is music . . . felt Mr. Ryski and East Europe were his favorite teacher and class . . . worked at France Ave. Drive- ln during the summers. Football 11. Downhill Skiing 9 10. PAMELA ANN HAGEN remembers marching and Cicero's . . . was pres. of German Club and earned a German grant . . . plans to go abroad for 1 year then to college. Band 9 10 11 12, German Club 9 10 11. Musical 9 10 12. JULIE ANN HANSON Was better known as jul . . . spent 12th grade as AFS student in England looks forward to attending Moorehead, then on to medical school placed 1st in Regional History day 11th grade. Edenettes 9 10. Seniors - 25

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Everyoneis home away from home Lockers are just not a thing we keep our books in. Everyone can get two: your everyday plain locker and your gym locker. Lookers are just a home away from home for those who have their lockers decorated. Decorations range from memo pads to pictures to fur linings. Almost no one has them plain. By Suzy Gobin CHERI LYNN HILLSDALE Cher will always remem- ber 3rd hour in Mrs. Terriquez's room found drawing and fibers her favorite classes . . . hopes to travel and go to college. Hockey Stats 11. BRIAN A. HOFIUS was sometimes called llGeor- gian . . . preferred Mrs. Terriquez as a teacher . . . enjoys painting and drawing . . . plans to move out of MN and work in art soon as possible. BRUCE A HOFIUS Dixie will always remember girls complaining about guys and vice-versa . . . worked at J's, Kramers Hardware, and Powers favorite classes were art and band. Baseball 9 10, Band 9 1O 11 12. SHANNON LEE HOFSTAND remembers most her friends and sports . . . plans to go to Carleton Col- lege . .. received Most Improved Player in softball. Track 9 10, Basketball 9 10 11 12, CC track 10 11, Softball 11 12. LINDA HOGGE. DAWN MICHEL HOOPER recalls most fondly all the plays she was in . . . remembers her gold medal for solo vocal contest . . . favorite class was acting. Plays 10 11. Student Council 12, Choir 9 1O 11 12. VIBEKE HORSBERGls favorite class was Spanish . . . plans to go back to Norway to teach music and languages . . . was a Rotary Exchange student at EP . . . participated in Pit Band. CC ski, Tennis, Choir. ROBERT CHARLES HUMMEL. Bob will remember the good times at EPHS . . . favorite class was pho- tography liked classes with Mr. Oman and Mr. Snavely . . . plans to attend college. Golf 9 1O 11 12. BARBARA G. JANKE thought graduating from a new high school was great . . . liked Mrs. Dickel and Mrs. Richey particularly . . . enjoyed swimming. soft- ball, and singing. One Act Plays 11, Choir 11 12. Seniors a 27