Belleville Township High School East - Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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1971-72 BRAD HARRIMAN M ' t s Football (co-captain) Basketball Baseball it i ' Is 1 972 - 7 KEN VAUGHN , Football Ji (co-captain) Basketball 1973-74 Basketball Baseball 1974-75 BOB BALDWIN Football (co-captain) Wrestling (co-captain) Baseball (captain) The Most Outstanding Athlete Of The Decade KEN athlete in both basketball and baseball, Ken Swen¬ son also received the following citations for his athletic ability in football: QUARTERBACK- All Clty- Belleville News Democrat; Honorable Mention - Metro East Journal; Most Valuable Back - Team¬ mates - WIBV Radio. FORWARD- All Metro - Post Dispatch; All Metro - Metro East Journal; All City - Belleville News Demo¬ crat; All Independent - Met¬ ro East Journal; Team’s leading scorer.

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Outstanding Sports Awards Belleville East has seen many talented athletes come and go over the past ten years. Each has contributed to make the athletic program at East what it is today. We dedicate this section to all past athletes and we honor the most outstan¬ ding. Head coaches and directors Renn, 1966-67 Football (co-captain) Baseball Thompson, Patton, Baum, Browning, Otness, and Elmore, all of whom have been here instructing at East for ten years, have named the most outstanding athlete for each year, as well as the most outstanding contributor for the overall decade. 1967-68 DAVE CHAPMAN Football f (co-captain) Basketball Baseball 1968-69 TOM LANG Football (co-captain) Track KEN SWENSON1969-70 Football HAROLD Basketball BREWER Baseball Football (co-captain) Basketball 150 1970-71 JACK PENN Football (co-captain) Basketball Baseball JEFF NEUBERG Football Wrestling Track

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1975- (above) “Godspell” proved to be East ' s most successful musical ever presented on B-IOO stage. Members of the cast were (left to right), Row 1: Ciss Welch, Kurt Luebben, Paula David, Al Sanders, Mark Stark, Vicky Seavers, Row 2: Mary Brierly, Rick Foster, Steve Katz, Steve Fahey, Laura Koeneman, and Carol Rainbolt. 1974- (above) Students make use of the gym facilities as they par¬ ticipate in the Open Gym program. 1975- (above) The newly established girl’s volleyball team poses In their new un¬ iforms. The team competes in regular matches against area schools. I lVI .w , :i a- 4 A [ 27J 5?i | 43 ; o ' 34 - V V,- 1974- (above) Win¬ ners of the an¬ nual Loyalty Week Dress- Up Day were Lesa Maulding, “Bonnie”, and Gary Loeffler, “Clyde”. 1974-75 Sept. 21- Oct. 1 - 26- Dec. 8- 21 - Feb.13- April 5- 30- May 17- 24- Forensic Workshop “Macbeth’’ East vs. Edwardsville “Christmas Is” Christmas Dance “Star-Spangled Girl” Variety Show “Godspell” Special Olympics Junior-Senior Prom entitled “Showboat” 1975- (above) Students Dan Selders, Mark Chatham, Jeff Harvey, and Larry Brenneman publicize the All-School Variety Show, “Arrrgh”, starring guess who?