Belle Plaine High School - Tigerian Yearbook (Belle Plaine, MN)

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School Life Fads, Fashions, Fun Spice Everyday Life FASHION-CONSCIOUS STUDENTS, Susan Anderson, Ann Weldon, Donna Witt, and Diane Kruschke sports the mod look--in for '67. DURING THE HEAVYWEIGHT match at a wrestling match, Miss Stradcutter and Miss Meyer momen- tarily lose their cool. KATHY O'CONNOR EXUBERATES her acrobatic skills as she performs various feats on the paral- lel bars. AT THE END of the annual dance, Kevin Murphy, finishes out the evening by signing one last annual. 14

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 PUBLICITY MAD CINDY Cellar (Pat Shaughnessy), sends members of Mrs. Wilkins's Boarding House sprawling after floating bills. POLICEMAN (GREG DVORAK), Chris (Bill Miller), and Peter (Paul Johnson) prepare to cut out Cindy Cellar's (Pat Shaugnessy's) snake bite. Junior Class Play Lively Cast Presents Modern Day Farce Originality s pa r ked the Junior Class Play, Publicity Mad. A shabby boarding house in Greenwich Village was the scene for laughter as the cast performed on April 7 and 8 under the direction of Miss Rachel Stradcutter. Mrs. Wilkin's eccentric personality brought pandemonium to the boarding house where she served as landlady to eight girls, all aspirants to the shine and glitter of show b u s i n e s s . All these would-be actresses were mad, but one boarder's only intention was publicity--she was just publicity mad. Cindy arrives on the scene with her pockets full of money. She was followed by a horde of newspaper reporters who found her passing out ten dollar bills on Broad- way. Cindy Celler's last big endeavor for public i t y brought about a life and death situation when she brought a live cobra into the boarding house. When the girls dis- cover the snake, the situation became un- believably chaotic and hilarious . TINA GRAY (LILA Malz) and Mrs. Wilkins (Diane Bauman) are restrained by Mrs. Essenprice (Alice Stiles) and Eddie (Leon Zellman).

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WEARING THEIR SELF-STYLED creations, sopho- mores Chuck Redman and Tom Schmidt move- out at the FHA Hat Dance. School Life Rock Bands Provide Driving Dance Beats Live music at practically all school dances was once little more than a dream. It was a dream come true when BPHS joined the IN crowd with the in- troduction of rock bands at school dances during 1967. The Cheerleaders and Lettermanfea- tured the Sonics of Minneapolis at the second annual Christmas Ball on Decem- ber 17. The Tempos of New Prague provided the music for the FHA Hat Dance, held after the basketball game with Jordan on February 3. The pre-prom sophomore sock-hop, held on April 14 supplied the big beat sounds of the Andantes of LaSueur. The GAA's Hawkins Hideaway echoed with the resilient sound of the Brimstones of Glencoe on April Fool's Day. The Tempos returned Friday, May 19, forthe Student Council's AFS Dance. The proceeds from the dance were added to the Council's fund to provide BPHS with a foreign student in the 1967-68 school year. JIM STRINGER AND Elaine Balk beam their ac- ceptance of their Sadie's Fool and Hawkins Queen crowns. 15