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

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School Dances Linda Rud, Carol Herrmann. Laurie Gregory purchase their tickets for an after a game socle-hop. Nancy Renneke and Jim Fogarty spin out at the 1967 Homecoming coronation dance. The Vast Difference, Belle Plaine’s own local pop band, t tunes up before the FFA Sweetheart Coronation Dance.

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Homecoming

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School Dances The Blue Chip from Le Sueur provide the musical enter- tainment at the Student Council dance. Live Bands Provide Psychedelic Background The year 1968, brought to Belle Plaine High School many swinging and psychedelic dances. Again this year, live bands were featured. The Sadie Hawkins Dance on April 26, was sponsored by the G.A.A. You could hear the best of beats from the Situations of New Prague, while Debbie Fogarty and John Balk became the new Hawkins Queen and that Sadies Fool. The F.F.A. featured the Vast Difference of Belle Plaine at the annual Sweetheart Dance on January 26. Eileen Hanlon became the reigning Sweetheart Queen of 1968. Many Sock-Hops were given by different school organizations after football and basketball games. These dances were always well attended and every- one seemed to enjoy themselves as they would freak-out on the dance floor. Many memories are made at these school dances and they bring laughter and amusement into every- one's lives. As long as there is school, there will be School Dances to attend.