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

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The extraordinary student body at TP.H.S. excelled in many areas. The seniors eceived a record $60,000 in scholarships. Many of the clubs and organizations sent their members to state and final ampeti- tion. Many of them reeeived reeognition at banquets and ceremonies. Here is a list of some of the students who received honors, awards and Tor scholarships: HONORS, AWARDS and SCHOLARSHIPS enior Sue Peterson accepts an award from Mrs: Ter- Peter Cunnarson, M. Seott Thompson, and Matt quez for her achievements in art. Looking on are As Jackie Kopesky looks on, Chris Curtis receives an Hankinson. OEA trophy. Commended sludenls In the I 983 Men! Program ION OLSON ANN ST HIE DT TN JANLS Sons o! the Amem an Rexolutlon hronle good T nuenshlp medal anard MIKE REST! Bms' Stale CATHY NADT AU Curls' Slate IEFF CT TR! BoysT T.ounty DART Y DllLINC Clrls' Thunty LEE PAVElkA W'est Pom! dpporntment klM HT X WER Runner up tor MM Eden Prairie SUE HACEN Chamber 0! T nmmen e T mzenxhlp an ard SUSAN AHRTINST TN Business Er unumu Edm anon Foundation MT dni Youth Apprer ldllOn H'eek The lnllowrng students were TPTLOnglPd during Hm week IANINE DITTFS DT TN l-XNES ANN kESTI MARX MT T.T TY CT TRH PETERSON RITJT SMUTNY Suem e SHEIL A HALEN outstanding ,unlor sT Ienne student VO-TPt'h Awards were given to outxlandlng Vo-Ter h sludemx tor dtlendam t- and dT hlexemenl RM BUNDN DUANE HARRIST TN PAM SMITH Model UnIIed Nahum MELISSA CRANNES CHRIS LYT W DIANE MAME COREW PETERSON Musk CREC BAS7UTJTI Lnuie Armstrong Award, NBLTH All stale hand SCOTT CT TNVVM Dcrertor's Award DT TIN MNFS Sousa anrd CRAIG IITT TMSCHLIES 1982-8; ATll stale ehmr DAVE STERNER Sousa Award, 1982-8; All slate band Sr holarshlps k ARENA BT TWMAN Mosler Sale Compam CHRISTINE CURTIS lst Bank 0! Hopkins LAUR ANE FAIRCHILD U o! WC-Supenor k-KTHLEEN FRAZIER E.P Rotary Club SUE HKCHN LI 0! North I mkuld IX TN MNES Ll nl HUFITLL Anwm an RN! T rmx N nulh N'nu m -XNN MHI NI Ih-nwiu Is IISA MNTJTH E P ldumlmn rXxqudllUn T R-XK. M AM HI In M Uldt HR 3x1 H KRNT TN 81 Iuhm HI-XNE Herll h! Marx s erN NT .L W l N l' HI Nnrlh I Likt rld IT TN T TINT XN U m erlh l Likolu U m anvxnla II eNh-nl Mum! and U u! Mlnm-mta - Prt-xldx-nlmlNhuldr T URI N PI HRV TN Isl Bank or Hmpkmx MInm-xnla kssm mlmn n! Honur Km IeIu-x MT YNIQUE PHIHPPT TN I P him dlmn kxsmmlmn 8US-XN RAPP NlanlordU Nmthem Melhndm U m T almnrma-Berkelex SUSAN STHMIHT l P Rotary T luh RITJx SMUT NN Suburban National Bank lunlur Board ANN ST Tl 1E ht Benedkl, ht Theresa, lunlur Mhlmemvm Honor grddudlm LAN NCUN EN IT TN ULST TN SUE HACEN ANN ST TLIE IANINE DITTES THRIS UT TN SUE R-XPP ANN kESTI GREG 5-KRLES T 0RD PETERST MN IENME MT TRC AN THRIS TURTIS HO-K T A MARK TVETNIT k-KREN BOW MAN SUE PETERST TN W'ES CRT X TTH ASNINIT PETER Lll LIE MIKE SEMT TTUK RICK SMUT NW GREG BASZUT kl lINDA WEINRIT H DON HNES STEXE ANDERST TN IOHN BRIU TRAIC HALLHI TRAIC M TMST HLIES MARK NEST TH TATHF GILMT TRE MATT HANHNST TN DEBBIT SH INTT TN DIANE Mkkll MUM TTRAT HIT k National English Men! 4n ards kEVIN BEBlER 5U H T BITTER IX TLJC TALHT X TN CHRIS CURTIS k RRI DANIELXT TN DART Y DlLlINC. MARY DUFFY CRECT TRY ElDER MITHELLE El UNCST TN USA FRANSEN ANGIE CF AST TN LATHE GILMT RE OM W CT TH TSTTH MIKE CRACHEK AHSSY CR ANNES SUE HACEN D AN HIGGINS DT TN IANES GET TRCE kENNEDY ANN kESTI MIKE kESTI CRAIG H M1SCHLIES DIANE MAME DIANN MARRIOTT ANNE Mr CREERY IENNIFER MORGAN CATHERINE NADE AU LAN NGUYEN CRECORW OLSEN K TN ATHT TN OLSON kElLY PATRICK CT TREY PETERSON DAVID PETERSON MT TNIQUE PHILLIPPT TN ITRISTEN QLHNBETJT DAMT TN ROIMINE DEBT TR AH RT TWL ATND SCOTT RYSKI CRAIG SCH-XNKE RICK SMUTNV DEBT TR AH SVX INTT TN IKMES X ERKUILEN TIM WARNER LINDA WTEINREITTH kRISTEN u T HF ALICIA Yl Honors, Awards and Scholarships r 23

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Rick Smutny and Debbie Swinton prepare to Clean Up. ttom John Brill delivers one of the five courses. taboveT Debbie Jensen gets to the bottom of the water barrel. ttop righo Tim Marble and Jackie Sabinske deliver dinner, trightT Students help keep tBall' rolling 22 t Foundation Ball The students of Eden Prairie High School helped keep the Eden Prairie Foundation Ball alive. On Nov. 20, 1982, the Eden Prairie Center was converted into a dazzl- ing ballroom. Different groups and organizations from school worked in every facet of the ball, to help make it a big success. Parking the cars for the baIl-goers were the soccer team. a! The Cheerleaders acted as waitresses w the help of the wrestling team. Cleaning up after dinner were 1 members of Suburban National Ban Junior board. The exclusive dance, costing $75 a Cc ple, was an exciting night for the stude as well as the balI-goers.

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Everyone in his or her own way, has made significant achievements, some big, some small. The people pictured here are just a sampling of students who have made significant contributions to E.P.H.S., or who have been recognized for outstanding achievements by outside sources. Here is a sampling of Eden Prairie High School's . . . EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE SUE RAPP may be Eden Prairieis first representative to the Olympic games. She earned a spot on the 1980 team, yet was not allowed to compete, due to the boycott. A senior, Sue was ranked in the top 10 swimmers in the United States. During her senior year, she com- peted in major swimming events in such places as Indianapolis and Tel Aviv, where she competed in the Hapoel games. In Tel Aviv, Sue came home with one gold medal, four silver medals and one bronze. Along with her swimming, Sue was involved in the National Honor Society and graduated with high honors. LAN NGUYEN was valedictorian of the Class of 1983. Lan accumulated a grade point average of 3.96 during her four years at Eden Prairie High School. She came to the United States from Vietnam. Once in America, Lan was faced with an ex- treme language barrier and learned the majority of the language on her own. Lan was a two-year member of the N.H.S., debate team, and Interna- tional Club. 24 Extraordinary People