New England High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (New England, ND)

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Football 1982 Row 1 L to R: Russ Dobitz, Greg Jung, Jody Doe, Paul Freidt, Bill Striebel. Steven Turner, Spencer Jahner, Jason Jung. Perry Rettinger, Kevin Bock. Row 2: Wade Bock, Glenn Pladson, Dave Jahner, Mark Kilwien, Bob Maixner, Aaron Hewson. David Weiler, Bob Klein. Mitch Ova, Steve Gatzke. Row 3: Asst. Coach Flaherty, Shawn Jacobs, Kerry Rustan, Aaron Rotering, Chad Jahner, Jim Jeske, Jon Lutz, Jack Maixner. Robert Steier, Tim Richter, Coach Schatz The Tigers kicked off the 1982 season with a bang defeating Scranton 60-0. After closer games with Glen Ullin and Flasher the team was 3-0. People thought it would be another cham- pionship year, but much to the dismay of all Tiger fans the season was finished at 5-4. For the first time since 1977 the WRC crown slipped away. All WRC conference players were Bob Maixner and Aaron Hewson, Mark Kilwien earned honorable mention. Overall it was a season to be proud of. New England 60 Scranton 0 New England Homecoming 20 Glen Ullin 14 New England 32 Flasher 0 New England 14 Carson 20 New England 18 Mott 25 New England 20 New Salem 18 New England 2 Hebron 0' New England 8 Elgin 26 New England ‘Forfeit 12 Richardton 24 28

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Attendent to the Princess: Sherry Nielsen Princess: Lisa Clark Attendant to the Queen: Netty Gordon Queen: Melanie Jalbert King: Jeff Hewson Attendent to the King: Rodney Nielsen Prince: Aaron Hewson Attendent to the Prince: Bob Maixner Homecoming week at NEHS was another exciting one this year. Each day of the week had a different theme, and students in grades 7-12 dressed up in garb that reflected those themes. Their dress ranged from outfits common in the 50’s to many kinds of “hats and shades”, to dress up, to anything orange and black. Coronation is always one of the most exciting parts of any homecom- ing, and this year was no exception. Crowned during half-time of the girls basketball game were Queen Melanie Jalbert and King Jeff Hewson. Quickly becoming a tradition at NEHS is the annual volleyball tournament. For the second year in a row the faculty were champions, defeating the seniors. Following the volleyball tournament was the parade. The sophomores won the float competition with the theme “give’em the shaft”. Friday night, of course, was once again the highlight of an exciting week. The Tigers defeated the Scranton Miners 32-0, and a good time was had by all at the dance following the game. 27

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LET TIGER SPIRIT SOAR Attendent to Prince, Aaron Hewson; Attendent to King, David Rettinger; Prince, Glenn Pladson; Mark Kilwein King; Queen, Sherry Nielsen; Prin- cess, Marlene Frank; Attendent to Queen, Darlene Binstock; Attendent to Princess, Kellye Lutz Homecoming week of 1982 was an exciting one. The girls started it out by defeating Golva 72-20. The excitement continued when they also defeated Reeder on Thursday with a score of 52-22. During the week students enjoyed different “dress up” days. Monday was hat and shades day, Tuesday was 50’s day. Wednesday was punk rock day, Thursday was dress up day, and Friday ended the week with orange and black day. One event that the whole school got involved in was the volleyball tournament. The faculty won it again by defeating the seniors Friday was the big day. The band lead the parade proudly and the seniors had the winning float entitled, Let Tiger Spirit Soar. The Hootenany was held in the afternoon with skits and cheers to fire up our football team. It was a beautiful night for a football game, and the Mighty Tigers played on a dry field, unlike many other games that were played in the mud. The game was most exciting with the Tigers defeating the Flasher Bulldogs 32-0. This left happy spirits for a good Homecoming Dance. 29