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

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Spring Activities Two highlights of spring were the Senior Class Trip and the Athletic Banquet. The seniors spent their last Friday touring the Grain Exchange and the Lutheran Brotherhood in downtown Minne- apolis. After a hard morning, most ate at the Sweden House, but a few patronized a local Burger King. The Athletic Banquet, held on May 20, was sponsored by the Jay- cees to honor the lettermen and cheerleaders. Six of Belle Plaine's most distinguished seniors take a break from their lunch at Burger King. Do you mean to tell me that after twelve years it ends like this?!? 20

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Passing time at the Student Council dance. Money Floods The Clubs The Donkey Basketball Game, which was sponsored by the Paper Staff, proved to be a great bene- fit to the staff and the audience. The faculty and public partici- pated by riding donkeys and try- ing to gain two points by making a basket. The Student Council again sponsored their spring dance which drew a large crowd. The music was provided by an alumnus, Chuck Redman, and his band, The Union Hill Poverty Band. At this dance the Council eased their regulations and permitted the freshmen to attend. 19 Boy, and these people think we're dumb!!

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Conclude Successful Year Rick Bigaouette accepts his Outstanding Senior Athlete award. Seniors listen to the guide at the Grain Exchange. Tom Redman receives the Criminsky Award from Mr. Miller. 21