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

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Hard Work Saluted On Awards Night Organizational awards were given out on Awards Night. On May 28 each organizational ad- visor gave recognition to his members. Among the awards given were band letters, choir pins, athletic letters, certificates and trophies, yearbook and paper staff pins, cheerleading medals and FHA pins. Outstanding individual awards were the John Philip Sousa Award presented to Charlene O'Brien, the Harold Albrecht Award given to Betty Balk, and outstanding maih student award given to Karen Kiewel. The National Honor Society gave a short program and inducted its new members. The 1971 football cheerleading squad was announced and Scott Melchoir was named next year's editor of the TIGER TOPICS. Gerry Barlage gives her NHS speech on scholarship. Jerry Melchoir gives his original version of JACK IN THE BEANSTALK. The retiring senior cheerleaders receive their gold megaphones.

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Mr. Geyen announces the roll call of old NHS members to induct the new members. Carsten Skude receives his autographed football from Mr. Henderson. 22

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Juniors Reflect Wonderland” Theme Waiting for the band equip- ment to arrive, going out to din- ner, and getting home too late characterized the 1971 Prom. Under the guidance of Mr. McBride, the juniors spent many long nights painting the murals, assembling hedges, and putting up decorations. The juniors de- veloped the theme Through the Looking Glass in ALICE IN WONDERLAND style. The gym was decorated in green and yellow and toadstools adorned the center. The girls walked through a mirror and met their dates at the bottom of the stairs to begin the Grand March. Jean Fogarty and her date Randy Velishek led the March. Music was provided by YOUR MOTHER. Many couples stopped for a break during the prom festivities. Couples gather to listen to the music of YOUR MOTHER. Jane Bromaghim and Mark Wieger pose in the entrance to the cave. 24