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

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79-80 80-81 81-82 82-83 . . . Construction begins on E.P.H.S. . . SENIORS were FRESHMEN . . . District 272 experiences three superintendents . . Arne Johnson is appointed principal . . . The year of the Great Move . . School is being finished and dedicated . . Many areas'are not completed . . Staff and construction work side by side . . Strike - the two month fall vacation . . Two-day winter and spring breaks . . Record storms and snow days . . School didn't end until June 11 for students . . Things were back to normal . . . Major snowstorm occurs, but during winter break . . No big problems . . In short, it was an . .. ORDINARY YEAR Although it was an ordinary year due to the fact that school operated on schedule, it was special due to the . . . EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE ORDINARY YEAR EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE as captured in the 1983 EAGLE Eden Prairie High School Eden Prairie, Minnesota Vol. 4-1'40 Introductory w 1

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2, '2226

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rARTICIPATING PARTICIPATINGPARTICIPA1 r I High school years only come around once and students wanted to make them something to remember. Participating in school activities was one sure way to make the most of them. It was hard not to become involved in the many activities available. Activities such as Homecoming, St. Selgae week, Elf-a-grams, the musical and athletics involved the majority of the student body. The participation of the ex- traordinary student body made 1982-83 a year to remember. CONTENT INFORMATION wt. pages INTRO 3.5 02. 1-7 STUDENT LIFE 8 oz. 8-39 ACADEMICS 2.5 OZ. 40-49 ORGANIZATIONS 9 02. 50-67 SPORTS 1302. 68-119 PEOPLE 10 02. 120-165 ADS 3.5 02.166-173 CLOSING 1 02. 174-176 Aboard the Homecoming royalty float ttop1 are The Band tbottom1 adds to the festivities of the seniors Hal Houghton, Beth Black, Sue Peterson, Homecoming parade. Greg Brown and Joy Nelsons 2 Participating,