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

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Diane tOlive Oyll Makie, Saskia lPopeyel lacobse, and Ann tSweet Peal Kesti tleftl join in the spirit of Homecoming week. Juniors Gwen Meuwissen, Jill Swanson and Carrie Mc- Cormick decorate for the Homecoming dance. .s .- There were all kinds of dress up days like western day, spirit day, slob day and toga day. There were contests that ranged from the baby bottle drinking contest to the handstanding contest which Mr. Con- naughtly had mastered. Using the theme, llFly like An Eagle, students sported buttons designed by junior Scott Thompson. When competition among Classes end- ed, the sophomores had won. And to close the week on another winning note, the football team beat Clencoe 7 to 0. Following the game, nearly 600 students celebrated the victory and the winning week at the Homecoming dance. Using a Sledgehammer, a student gets his quarter's worth of smashing on Homecoming afternoon tabove, Ieftl. The car bash was a new event this year. Coach Dick Emahiser tabovel watches action on the field while Coach John Westerhaus motions to a player to get in place during the Homecoming game. Homecoming t 13

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Cheerleaders Beth Black and Becky Luke in the foreground ttopt stand at attention while the National Anthem is played before the Homecoming game Showing her senior Class spirit, Sue laszczak tabove, Ier wears buttons on Yellow Dayt Sue Hagen, Craig Komschlies and Greg Sarles tabove righU help the tooks try burgers at the Homecoming lunch outside 12 ,' Homecoming Homecoming proves to be real winner Homecoming '82 was a real winner. Curt Connaughty, assistant principal, called it the best he had seen in his nearly 30 years in the district. Spirit was shown and heard from every grade. Students came out of the pepfests deaf and with hoarse voices from all the Cheehng.

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x 9?? , 912.; mm. .0 mm 40 14 Class of '83