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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

U19|7|9 GERI A N Editor Kathy Cot Seniors Jackie Eischens Jackie Klehr Ann Hallgren Kim Steinhaus Juniors Jenny Cotfc Mary Devine Kay Steinhaus Sophomores Mary Bigaouette Kim Devine Freshmen Rochelle Fogarty Roxanne Schmidt Eighth Mary Leonard Kelly Steinhaus Seventh Jody Schmitz Lana Thomason Photographers Jenny Cotfe Blaise Foagrty Kathy Gregory Leon Karg Ruth Laabs Beth Malin Cover Design Kathy Cote Advisor Beverly Wenisch 6 P A P I S 5 c w o o u A TU lOlNl 2 3 6 U I OlMlelclOlMl llNl H I f Isle 5 flEIPN PlAlPleTPlsn = ATTENTION! SUE STUMPF Wanted by F.B.I. IF SHE DOESN’T GET HER TERM PAPER DONE ON TIME!1 7 8 O' f- 10 11 1 2 3 1 □ L 4 I r 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 4o 21 r 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 n I 30 31 32 33 X 34 ACROSS 1. Barrel holding 30 gallons or less 3. October 5 and 6, 1978 4. What you need to leave the building or miss school 5. Vehicle moving on wheels 6. You need 32 of these to graduate 9. Students' ultimate goal 12. Home_________(abbr.) 13. You could find some hanging around the locker room 14. 3.14159265 15. Short for mama 16. Years 13 to 19 18. Disease germ 19. Rural Electric Association (abbr.) 20. Mr. Keohane's rug 22. Nicknamed the hole 25. Officers Training School (abbr.) 26. 47th state (abbr.) 27. It's the____________! (Slang) 29. Good-bye, so long, farewell, -------------- (Spanish) 30. Escape place from B-29 33. A corridor 34. February 12 is_______________birthday DOWN 2. Deutschland 3. Quality of a senior ambulance volunteer 6. An orderly arrangement of the inflectional forms of a verb 7. Nickname for Richard 8. Fall to attend 9. Sophomore math class 10. Caused by nervous strain, poor circulation, or bad diet 11. Checks for mental proficiency 17. Yellow tickets to freedom 18. What the girls basketball team never experienced 19. Hofmann's idol 21. Morning porridge 23. What's on Tagers mind 12 months a year 24. Name of yearbook 28. Restroom (slang) 31. Taught in room B-28 32. Persistent talk 13 an H I SEVENTH GRADERS: FRONT ROW: Joel Bahr, John Dvorak, Greg Boshchee, Gary Entinger, Jane Bigaouette, Ann Buesgens, Doug Giles, Bobby Edblom. MIDDLE ROW: Bev Effertz, Ruth Clark, Gary Boshchee, Carmelle Clausen, Brenda Fuchs, Bernadette Gregory, Jeff Fogarty, Brian Busch. BACK ROW: Paul Buesgens, Joel Fries, Brian Fahey, Joe Dvorak, Tim Denzer, Mike Daly, Scott Felt. SEVENTH GRADERS: FRONT ROW: Mike Llebhard, Joe Meger, Stuart Haefner, David O'Brien, Jim O'Laughlln, Mark Klehr, Sharon Meger, Susie Hartmann, Heidi Harsh, Kirk Hardwick. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Heutmaker, Yvonne Miller, Dennis O'Brien, Jeff Miller, Louis Koepp, Robert O'Donoghue, Carl Hennen, John O'Brien, Jean Hennen, Rosie O'Meara, Debbie James, Colin Neisen. BACK ROW: Mike Newell, Brian Laabs, Jeff Larson, Mike Jeffries, Darrin Kapphahn, Matt Hartman, Vicki Hoelz, Jill Hoelz, Sharon Jones, Amanda Hene, Roger Holmquist. 16 SEVENTH GRADERS: FRONT ROW: Curt Seaver, Rick Sons, Kevin Schwartz, Betty Jo Sampson, Lana Thomason, Margaret Terrlo, Roml Schneider, Carol Schultz. MIDDLE ROW: David Perkins, Brian Raleigh, Dan Scherber, Dan Townsend, Dan Smith, Justine Vellshek, Susan Stler, Valerie Sexton, Susan Slegler.Jody Schmltz-BAC • Danny Ruehllng, Jeff Wolff, Ron Schmidt, Roger Read, David Savage, Sandy Schmidt, Laurie Schroeder, Katny Steinhaus, Jenny Steinessen, Deanna Strom, Carol Traxler. FTGHTH GRADERS- FRONT ROW: Sharon Gebhardt, Donna Heutmaker, Amy Blaha, Willy Clark, Floyd Boh I man, Jump, Paul Bauleke, Alan Carey, Erik Johnson. 17 EIGHTH GRADERS: FRONT ROW: Greg O'Brien, Jerome Murphy, JoAnn Koenig, Mary Carol Koenig, Cerisse Krecklau, Chris Miller, Suzanne O'Brien, Steve Latzke, Tom Meger. MIDDLE ROW: Kim Miller, Susan Lambrecht, Mary Leon- ard, Terry Murphy, Dennis Lehman, Dale Meierbachtol, John Klehr, John O'Donoghue, Wanda Mellgren. BACK ROW: Tony Legg, Danny Lehman, Melissa Morris, Lisa Laabs, Beth Murphy, Brent Meyer, Darrell Otto, Brian McCall, John Neisen. EIGHTH GRADERS: FRONT ROW: Rick Wolf, Chris Siegler, Terry Scott, Terry Schwartz, Brian Schultz, Scott Paul- sen, Brenda Sons. MIDDLE ROW: Duane Taylor, Julie Witt, Lori Wagner, Kelly Steinhaus, Mike Personius, Mike Schlingman, Mary Jo Savage. BACK ROW: Jeff Siegle, Joe Voss, Debbie Strom, Diane Savage, Jane Weldon, Wayne Witthuhn, Dawn Tchouban, Stacie Schaaf, Joe Traxler. 18 F L H R K pr 0 M E C 0 M 1 N G A N Y N _l_ T D A G _A S E L N R T T 1� lA |t S Y E |l 1«. S 0 Lb. I N c i! I Homecoming is one of the most memorable times of the school year, especially for the seniors. It's a time when the entire school body works together to make it a fun-filled week. The week started with Donut Day. Greasey guys and gals made Tuesday a great Fifties Day. Dress Up Day saw the Levi's left a home and the suits and dresses at school. Thurs- day was Button Day, but the buttons never arrived so we made our own. It was also Hat Day so we all topped the Gi- ants with hats of all sizes, shapes, and colors. At coronation. Matt Lehman and Mary Dawn Schneider were named King and Queen 1978. Their royal court consisted of Ron Gregory and Jill Johnson, Dave Fogarty and Kathy Cote', Dan Halb- maier and Debbie Krant, and Pat Leonard and Janel Peterka. Mark Mahoney and Tammy Morrison were junior royalty. The Rotary exchange students, Dllson Louback and Fred NordlOf, were ushers. Red and white could be seen every- where on Friday. The traditional parade and downtown pep fest were held in the afternoon. The week was highlighted with the big game that night. The Tigers came away victo- rious over the LeSueur Giants. Before we realized it, the last song was played at the dance and Homecoming Week 1978 was over, but the many happy memories remain. -The Royal Homecoming Court- Jackie Klehr and Pat Gaffney were the em- cees for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Oscarson, former fac- ulty members, were our guest speakers. Homecoming week does strange things to people. The students became dignified and the faculty became frivolous. The scientists who made man. Li’l Abner The comic-strip figures of Dogpatch U.S.A. came to life on our stage with the performance of Li'l Abner . Hark work, much devotion, and many hours made the fall musical a tre- mendous success. -CAST- Li'L Abner - Pat Gaffney; Daisy Mae - Julie Johnson; Pappy Yokum - Keith McConnell; Mammy Yokum - Kathy Cote1; Marryin' Sam - Rich Effertz; Earthquake McGoon - Bill Koepp; Lonesome Polecat - Mark Hartman; Hairless Joe - Jeff Sellnow; Romeo Scragg - Dan Halbmaier; Clem Scragg - Glen Meger; Alf Scragg - Jim Zweber; Moonbeam Me Swine - Ellen Zweber; Four Cronies - Steve Burtis, Glen Meger, Scott Kruger, Mark Anderson; Mayor Dawgmeat - Scott Hallgren; Senator Jack S. Phogbound - Scott Burtis; Dr. Rasmussen T. Finsdale - Fredrick NordlOf; Government Man - Don Effertz; Transformed Government Man - Dan Laabs; Available Jones - Steve Carlson; Stupefying' Jones - Laurie Kellogg; Colonel - Steve Hallgren; President - Jeff Sellnow; General Bullmoose - Mark Anderson; Four Secre- taries - Beth Malin, Nancy Delgehausen, Dana Townsend, Kristi Tillquist; Appassionata Von Climax - Val Walton; Evil Eye Fleagle - Dwight Rebers; Dr. Smithborn - Jill Johnson; Dr. Keogmeyer - Kathy Hennen; Dr. Schleifitz - Kim De- vine; Four Wives - Karen Buesgens, Kim Steinhaus, Carmen Bigaouette, Samatha Zurn; Creighton, the Butler - Don Ef- fertz; Scarlett (Double Cast) - Kathy Steinhaus, Rosie O'Meara; Two Policewomen - Ann Laabs, Janelle Laabs; Four Husbands - Jeff Sellnow, Dan Halbmaier, Mike Hart- man, Glen Meger; Chad (Double Cast) - Greg Boschee, Gary Boschee; Cedric Softwlcke - Dwight Rebers; Speedy McRabbit - Steve Burtis; Additional Dogpatchers, Chorus, and Dancers - Nora Buesgens, Sandy Carlson, Julie Manthe, Jackie Klehr, Sue Stumpf, Jean Koenig, Lee Cowgill, Nan- cy Schultz, Isabella Bull, Debbie Krant, Chris Miller, Kay Steinhaus, Kelly Steinhaus; Orchestra - Janel Peterka, Kalli Burtis, Donna Jeffries, Joe McCue, Julie Christiansen, Diane Heitkamp, Mary Devine, Annette Otto, David Jones, Lori Jones, Charles Boody, Terry Kucera, Jayne Mabee, Bonnie Effertz, Wanda Mellgren, Nancy O'Brien, Karen Keup; Addi- tional Help - Mary Kay Schmidt, Mary Glock, Kevin Ban- leke, Anne Gaffney, Steph Miller, Jean Effertz, Karen Lieske, Laurie Goettl, Judy Miller, Annette Schmit, Ann Hallgren, Bob Effertz, Debbie Otto, Terry Smith, Pat Schuneman, Randy Lenzen. Director: Irvin Kuch Assistant Director: Charles Boody Business Manager: Reinhold Hofmann Choregrapher: Jerry Melchior Set Manager: Ron Hawkins Programs Poster Designs: Kathy Cote Ticket Program Assistants: Karen Manthe, Ann Devine, Sue Delgehausen Three Girls Advance To State Tourney All-Conference went to Nancy O'Brien and Annette Otto. They are both undefeated In conference play for the past two years. Janel Pe- terka was given honorable mention. This year the Belle Plalne tennis team took the conference trophy for the second straight year with a 6 - 0 record. They shutout Shattuck both times this season and lost only to Northfield in non-conference competition. The conference ti- tle came down to the last match. Belle Plalne was tied with LeCenter. The girls beat the Wild- cats 3 - 2 to retain their title. No districts were held so the team automatically advanced to re- gional. They first defeated Glencoe, then Far- mington, but lost to a tough St. Paul Academy for the regional title. In regional individual play, Janel Peterka, Nancy O'Brien, and Annette Otto placed second to compete In the Minnesota State Tennis Tournament. All three were defeated In the first round of play by members of the highly rated Rochester Lourdes team. 1. Janel scorches another backhand. 2. Jackie scoops up another one. 3. Donna follows the ball carefully. 26 VARSITY TENNIS: FRONT: Mary Devine, Janel Peterka, Jackie Klehr, Dana Townsend, Nancy O'Brien. BACK: Kathy Steinhaus, Ann Devine, Judy Miller, Kathy Gregory, Annette Otto. JUNIOR VARSITY: FRONT: Anne Gaffney, Nora Buesgens, Sharon Meger, Debbie James. MIDDLE: Cindy Nolte, Sandy Carlson, Kim Devine, Bernadette Gregory, Jill Hoelz. BACK: Ann Buesgens, Valerie Sexton, Rosie O'Meara, Susie Buszmann, Jane Blgaouette. 27 BUMP SEP SP V E comfepewoe ghamre? football tennis ertDLS cpoe COUNTFl' Tigers Tie For Conference Title For the second time in eight years, the Tigers brought home the Minnesota River Conference football trophy. The season kicked off with losses to two tough non-conference opponents. But we bounced back to shut out Norwood followed by a string of victories. The highlight of the season was defeating LeSueur and winning back the Tom Flynn Award. The LeCenter game came down to the final minute. A sleeper play caught the Wildcats off guard, followed by a fifteen yard touchdown pass and the point after was good for a 7 - 6 victory. In the last game of the season against Arlington, the tables were turned. Our extra point was blocked and the Indians scored in the final minute. The Tigers gave up only five and a half points per game i conference play. They finished with six wins and one loss to tie LeSueur for the title. 1. G0M GO!! GO!! 2. Mark Koepp sacks another quarterback. 3. Jeff Sellnow, Tom Miller, Pete Bigaouette, Dave Fogarty, and Pete Fogarty were named All-Conference. Honorable mention went to Stan Haag and Matt Lehman. 30 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Liz Sherlock Jenny Cote Laurie McCormick Mary Dawn Schneider Patti Witt Karen Manthe Karen Keup Kay Steinhaus 1. So this is the game Americans call football. - Dilson 2. Here s the picture you wanted in the yearbook Ron. 31 FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: M. O'Brien, R. Gregory, M. Koepp, T. Miller, G. Planting, L. Kroells, S. Hart- mann, B. Koepp, D. Fogarty, P. Gaffney. SECOND ROW: F. Lynch, R. Wawrzyniak, W. Lehman, T. Peterson, M. Leh- man, P. Leonard, D. Louback, M. Hartmann, M. Schwartz, L. Bessel, B. Kuehn. THIRD ROW: Coach Henderson, T. Murphy, P. Bigaouette, S. Haag, D. Huber, R. Koepp, R. Koepp, T. Stier, J. Plonski, D. Effertz, P. Fogarty, Coach Peterson. BACK ROW: P. Fogarty, B. Soller, J. Sellnow, R. Schmit, S. Koepp, E. Schaaf, T. Beck, P. Lynch, B. Koepp, R. Wawrzyniak, D. Halbmaier, K. Kuhl, E. Swenson. 1. Pete Bigaouette catching the winning touchdown pass at LaCenter. 2. Tom Miller catches the punt. 32 Girls Take Ninth At State Meet The girls cross country team had a very impressive season. The team, consisting solely of seventh and ninth graders, competed in eight meets and brought home seven trophies. They received their trophies from the Belle Plaine, Le Center, and Norwood Invitation- als. The other trophies came from winning the confer- ence championship, placing second in the Districts, and being the Region 4A runner-up. At Districts, Le Center edged them out 45-46. The highlight of the season for the girls was participating in the state meet at the University of Minnesota on November 4. They placed ninth with Jody Schmitz at 37th place, Margy Schmit at 41, Kim Busch at 52, Lana Thomason at 54, Shelly Busch at 78, Lorie Nelsen at 79, and Jane Zweber at 81st place. Named to the All-Conference and All-District teams were Jody Schmitz and Margy Schmit. With such a young team. Coach Clymer and his girls look forward to a repeat performance next year. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT: Kim Busch, Jody Schmitz, Susie Hartmann, Lana Thomason, Sue Siegfer. BACK: Coach Clymer, Lorie Nelsen, Margy Schmit, Jane Zweber, Shelly Busch. Margy goes at her top speed. 34 Dan and Jinn strengthen their lead. Boys Place Fourth At District Meet The boys cross country team competed in ten meets this fall. Montgomery took the conference title and Belle Plaine crossed the finish line in fifth place. At the district meet at Montgomery, the Tigers had a fourth place finish. It was a rough season for several reasons. The team was young and inexperienced with only two returning lettermen. Mike Fogarty, the num- ber two man, was ill and unable to run for a majority of the season. Last spring, graduation took Sheldon Busch and Jim Delgehausen, both excellent cross country runners. This fall the harriers had the opportu- nity to participate with over 160 runners in one of the largest meets ever held in the state. Although the team had some problems, they will be back strong in 1979. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT: Joe Murphy, Jim Zweber, Bob Miller, Mark Hartmann, Brian Fogarty, Brian Fahey. BACK: Mike Fogarty, Brian Busch, Pat Plonski, Terry Siemon, Dan Rodgers, Dan Fogarty. All-Conference honors went to Margy Schmit and Jody Schmitz. Dan and Mike give it all they've got!! A Season Of ... It was a season of magic, of dreams, of wins, of the addition of the Tiger Family of cheers, or tears, of losses, and of heart aches for the ones we threw away. The team was led by senior co-captains Jill Johnson and Julie Christiansen. At fall practice, the team set specific team goals. The achievement of one special team goal made the season both for the team and the coaching staff. They reached their dream of beating New Prague twice in one season. Both New Prague matches were on Parents' Nights. The highlight of the season was falling 0-16 behind New Prague and coming back to win the game and the match. The Tigers lost some close ones through physical and mental errors, but overall it was a super season. The Tigers finished in the top half of the conference for the first time. They fin- ished their season with the best record yet. They were 7-8, but were beaten by Bethlehem Academy of Faribault in District competition. All-Conference honors went to Karen Stier and honorable mention to Sue Hennen. Leading scorers for the season were Karen Stier, Julie Christiansen, and Linda Sellnow. Sue Hennen led the Tigers in total statistics. Graduation will only take three sen- iors so next season looks very positive. 1. Julie gets Parents' Night off to a good start. 37 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: FRONT: Sue Hennen, Ellen Zweber, Terri Herrmann, Gloria Henne, Coach Wilhelmi. MID- DLE: Sue Sellnow, Jayne Mabee, Karen Stier, Lori Voss, Linda Sellnow, Steph Miller. BACK: Janelle Koepp, Julie Christiansen, Jill Johnson. AI I-Conference went to Karen Stier and Suzanne Hennen received honorable mention. � BM VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FRONT TO BACK: Suzanne Fabel Carolyn Weldon, Tammy Overline, Laura Harms, Ka- ren Lieske, Cindy Hennen, Lisa Fogarty, Barb Fahey, Kathy Hennen, Suzanne Koepp, Dorothy Koepp, Mary Hartmann, Shari Brown, Coach O'Malley, Beth Vatthauer, Robin Karnitz, Kalli Burtis, Bridget Fogarty, Mareen Brahee, Lynda Bauelke. 3S o z - I- c o m i o t U B S S H Dr. John Bartholow - Superintendent Rich Clymer - Junior High Principal Nell Keohane - Senior High Principal Our School Board consisted of Pat Schwartz, Roger Delgehausen, Joanne Johnson, Dr. Roger Hallgren, Mike New ell, and Rich Galles. Charles Boody - Vocal and General Betty Jo Braun - Junior High Home Eco- Pat Bruder - Junior High Social, Ju Music, Assistant Musical Director nomics. Future Homemakers of America nior High English 41 Mike Cotfc - Guidance Counselor, Bryon Dawdy - Junior High English, MB Psychology, National Honor Society Softball, B Girls Basketball Dan Dressen - Junior High Math, Ad- vanced Algebra, A Boys Basket- ball, B Baseball Bob Geyen - P.L.U.S., ,,B Wrestling Maynard Harms - Vocational Agri- culture, Future Farmers of America Lois Hawkins - Junior High Science, Junior High Student Council Roy Henderson - 7 and 9 Physical Edu- cation, 7 Health, A Football, Assis- tant Boys Track Ron Hawkins - Industrial Arts, Junior High Boys Track Jeff Hiltz - Junior High Math, 9th Grade Football Orville Heitkamp - Senior High Science, SDR, Photography Clul Reinhold, Hofmann - Business Education, Student Action for Education 43 Vicki Hovde - Art, Cheerleading (First Semester) Pixy Kellogg - Junior High English, Senior High English, Assistant Speech Irvin Kuch - Junior and Senior High Band, Fall Musical Director, Pep Band Allen Houle - Senior High Histo- ry, 9th Grade Health, B Boys Basketball, ''A11 Baseball, Senior High Student Council Lee Sauter - Senior High Math, Mary Kuch - Junior High Social Studies 9th Grade Algebra, Assistant Foot- ball, A Girls Basketball, A Girls Track Jon Logelin - S.L.B.P., AssisUnt Speech, Spring Play, Drivers Training Milen Lovich - Construction Trades Kay McOmber - Typing, Filing, Office Procedures, Shorthand, Journalism Jerry Miller - 8 and 10 Physical Educa- tion, Ind. and Dual Sports, 9th Health, Zoology, 8th Football, Athletic Director LaVonne Moore - German I, II, and 7th Grade Pat O'Brien - Junior High Sci- ence, Junior High Volleyball, 9th Boys Basketball Tim O'Laughlin - Senior High History, Emergency Services, So- Deb O'Malley - Senior High English, B ciology. Concessions Director Volleyball, One-Act Play Joe Ott - Special Needs, Work Exper- ience Co-ordinator June Paukert - Senior High Home Charles Perkins - S.L.B.P., Speech Dlrec- Economlcs, MAM Tennis, Junior tor. Drivers Education Co-ordinator High Girls Basketball Rebecca Perkins - Junior High English, Junior High Librarian 46 Dale Pudlltzke - Junior High Social, Cliff Thelen - Art, Cheerleading Assistant Football, A Boys Track Sally Raisler - Health Occupations (Second Semester) Art Wann - Industrial Arts Bev Wenlsch - Senior High Librarian, Sylvia Wilhelm! - Girls Physical Yearbook Education, 7th Grade Health, A Volleyball, A Softball 47 THESE PEOPLE HELP KEEP THINGS RUNNING SMOOTHLY AT B.P.H.S. CAFETERIA LADIES: Helen Fahey Mary Harsh Cornelia Weldon Nellie Jones Delores Karnitz Roselie Schuneman Malinda Karnitz Senior high secretaries are Gerry Schmidt and Mary Pat Murphy. Carol O'Meara is the secretary at the junior high building. 48 Erv Schmidt keeps the place in shape during the day. Dave Solier and Daron Hauer set up for lunch. Nancy Boody is our teacher aide and audio visual John Spellacy works the evening hours, person. 1 2 J c n n n n n 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X X 10 X 11 12 j 1 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 □ r 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 53 34 □ L 34 ACROSS 1. What Mr. Keohane tries to provide 4. Used to express an emotion 5. Seventh graders are this on the first day of school 8. National Honor Society (abbr.) 10. Football, yearbook, band, etc. 11. The man who can talk football thirteen months a year 12. Political science teacher's initials 13. Another name for skipping a class 15. Small enclosure for animals 17. Fire_______________ 20. Pep promoters 21. A student who is treated with unusual kindness 22. October vacation 23. A respite from school 25. ______________________development class 27. Loss resulting from injury to person or property 28. Certified Silly Senior (abbv.) 30. Minnesota's soccer team 34. Fall play 35. Formal spring dance DOWN 1. One who is stupid 2. Mrs. Plonske, Mrs. Kulisheck, Mr. VonWald 3. Famous Minnesota politician who died last year (initials) 4. The Counting People 5. Home for textbooks 6. Used as a conventional form of address in the salu- tation of a letter 7. Junior and senior high student__________________ 9. What you get if you don't make up detention 12. What you need if you arrive at 9:02 a.m. 14. Speech 16. The lobby is filled with these 17. District Attorney (abbr.) 18. That is (abbr.) 19. Lower right (abbr.) 24. Boy's team won the district championship in this sport 26. What you do the night before a test 29. Technical knockout 31. Intermediate pressure (abbr.) 32. Symbol for chromium 33. Symbol for samarium Snowfest 1978 Seniors Juniors Sophomores Tug-O-War 3 5 1 Sled Races 3 5 1 Chug-a-lug 5 3 1 Class Skits 5 5 5 Ice Relays Almost Anything 3 5 1 Goes 1 5 3 Togas 5 0 0 Cake Decorating 0 0 5 Gift Wrapping 5 0 0 Ornament Contest 0 0 5 Spirit Stick 0 5 0 Dance Contest 5 0 0 Totals 35 33 22 53 Council Has Highlighted Year There were many highlights during the 1978-79 school year for the senior high student council. In the fall, Mr. Perkins gave his lecture on donating money for lights at the tennis courts. The council voted to give the Tennis Association $725. The sec- ond annual Snowfest activities were a tremendous success, even though the seniors lucked out and won by two points! Spring meant bad weather and door- to-door calendar sales. The second end of the year picnic was held on June 10. Mrs. Houle's beans were again the hit of the party! It was a successful year even though the council still faces the same decisions. What to do with New Prague's banner and who will make the new banner for Loyola? 1. The hungry crew awaits the hot dogs and beans. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT: Bill Koepp, Scott Burtis, Jill Johnson, Ann Devine, Kathy Cot6, Karen Manthe, Beth Malin. BACK: Pete Fogarty, Katie Weldon, Tom Murphy, Jenny Cot6, Dwight Rebers, Kalli Burtis, Lisa Fogarty, Matt Lehman, Mary Kay Schmidt, Nancy Schmidt, Maureen Fogarty, Kathy Gregory, Mr. Houle, Dan Halb- maier. 54 Junior High Sponsors Lyceums The junior high student council remained active again this year. They raised money from conces- sions, dances, and a spring garage sale. Money was donated to the Belle Plaine Tennis Association for lighting. The council sponsored three lyceum pro- grams during the year. In the winter, Martin and Jeter, a musical duo performed for grades 7-12. The junior high watched a wildlife program called Nature's Bad Actors. In the spring, they had a glass- blower demonstrate his skill. For their pleasure, they had a record dance and a disco dance provided by Disco World. They concluded the year by spon- soring the film, Apple Dumpling Gang, for the ju- nior high and elementary students. 1. Jane and Rosie help get ready for the garage sale. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT: Diane Savage, Suzanne O'Brien, Carol Hennen, Amy Bessel, Jane Big- aouette. SECOND ROW: Kelly Steinhaus, Sam Zurn, Jeff Fogarty, Dennis O'Brien, John O'Brien, Bob Fogarty. THIRD ROW: Kim Busch, Kathy Hennen, Gayl Moody, Jane Zweber, Roxanne Schmidt, Miss Hawkins. BACK: Joe Hartmann, Darrel Schultz, Scott Stier. 55 Teacher-Aids Join SAE The SAE's primary role this year was teacher-aid placement. Each semester twenty-five students were assigned to individual faculty members to aid with in- dividual classroom needs, arts and crafts, and numerous other classroom related activities. The results of the SAE program were again successful. Karen helps Miss Becker with the last day of school chores. Ann Devine plays Gray Duck with Mrs. Devine's class. SAE: FRONT: Mary Bigaouette, Suzanne Hennen, Anne Gaffney, Brenda Gerres, Debbie Otto. SECOND ROW: Pat Schuneman, Doug Haefner, Ann Hallgren, Sue Hanlon, Judy Miller, Laura Harms. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hofmann, Kent Heitkamp, Bob Miller, Sue Stumpf, Pam Renne, Kim Steinhaus, Lisa Fogarty, Lynette Koepp, Val Walton, Jackie Eis- chens, Mary Glock. BACK: Bill Koepp, Randy Wawrzyniak, Bill Effertz, Glen Meger, Mike Denzer, Troy Fogarty, Jim Zweber, Denise Harms, Cheryl Tesch, Ellen Zweber, Katie Weldon, Lori Koepp, Cindy Otto, Mary Dvorak, Elaine Schlingmann. 56 One-Act Play Goes To State Contest The one-act play, The Counting People, by James Lee Bray and directed by Deb O'Malley received numerous hon- ors for Belle Plaine High School. At the District 13 One-Act Play Contest on January 27, Pat Gaffney was named best actor and Belle Plaine and Jordan advanced to the Region IV contest. On February 3, Belle Plaine competed against seven schools and came away with the region championship trophy and the opportunity to compete at the state contest the following Saturday. At Rarig Center on the University of Minnesota campus, the cast viewed many quality plays before they performed in hopes of achieving a superior rating. Only two schools earned superiors but as one judge stated, You are all champions. 1. The cast of The Counting People consisted of Julie Christiansen, Val Walton, Kathy Cot6, Jill Johnson, Scott Burtis, Ann Devine, Bill Koepp, Pat Gaffney, The Tree, and Rich Effertz. 2. Deb O'Malley goes through last minute details with her cast and costume designer Darcy Andresen. Journalism Staffs Work Hard All Year Under the direction of their advisors, Mrs. McOmber and Mrs. Wenisch, the TIGER TOPICS and annuai staffs work hard all year. Karen Buesgens served as editor for the TIGER TOPICS and Kathy Cot was editor for the TIGERIAN. In September, both groups traveled to the University of Minnesota campus for the annual journalism convention and obtained much valu- able information. But it was not all work! TIGER TO- PICS staff enjoyed birthday treats all year. The annual staff gathered at Bevie Lou's house for brainstorming, disco lessons, and pigging out . All in all, the two staffs enjoyed a fun and productive year. They hope their efforts are appreciated! 1. Karen signs another yearbook. Don't you have one to sign Terry? ANNUAL STAFF: FRONT: Mary Bigaouette, Roxanne Schmidt, Rochelle Fogarty, Mrs. Wenisch, Kathy Cot , Mary De- vine, Leon Karg. BACK: Kim Devine, Kathy Gregory, Jenny Cot , Ann Hallgren, Kim Steinhaus, Jackie Klehr, Mary Leonard, Beth Malin, Jody Schmitz, Lana Thomason, Blaise Fogarty. Not pictured were Kay Steinhaus, Jackie Eis- chens, Kelly Steinhaus, and Ruth Laabs. 58 TIGER TOPICS STAFF: FRONT: Greg Planting, Tom Murphy, Jenny Cot6, Mrs. McOmber, Ann Hallgren, Kathy Cot6, Jayne Mabee, Val Walton, Kim Steinhaus, Karen Buesgens, Julie Manthe, Pat Gaffney, Jeff Sellnow, Rick Wawrzyn- iak, Janelle Laabs, Mary Dvorak, Sue Hanlon, Kay Manthe, Lila Thomason. BACK: Scott Burtis, Mark Anderson, Mike Hartmann, Fred NordlOf, Keith McConnell, Bill Koepp, Keith Kuhl. Speech Team Sends Four To State Meet The Belle Plaine speech team finished its most successful season ever by winning three team trophies. At the Minnesota Riv- er Tournament hosted by Belle Plaine our team won the third place trophy. We took second place in District 13 competition and at the Region 4A Speech Festival, Belle Plaine placed second, ahead of 22 other schools. Region champions for Belle Plaine were Ellen Zweber, Julie Christiansen, Val Walton, and Mark Anderson. All four ad- vanced to the state meet held at St. Cloud. We had three other students in region competition who were second alternates. They were Janelle Laabs, Bill Koepp, and Lee Cowgill. Completing the region team were Julie Johnson, Kathy Gregory, Kalli Burtis, and Kim Devine. At the state meet, Val Walton repeated as state champion in original oratory. She was state champion in 1977. Mark Ander- son was fourth in significant speeches and Ellen Zweber was fourth In serious drama. This is the best Belle Plaine has done at the state meet. Each student received a medallion from the Minnesota State High School League. Coached by Charles Perkins, Pixy Kellogg, and Jon Logelin, six students earned the Outstanding Speaker Award. This award was presented to the top point winners during the speech season. Those qualifying were Val Walton, Julie Christiansen, Lee Cowgill, Mark Anderson, Ellen Zweber, and Kathy Gregory. Julie, Kathy, Val, and Mark, also received All-Conference hon- ors at the Minnesota River Valley Conference Meet held at LeCenter. Ellen, Mark, Val, and Julie attended the state meet. Val placed first and Mark and Ellen placed fourth. VAL WALTON WAS OUR 1979 STATE CHAMPION. She was also our champion in 1977. 60 SPEECH PARTICIPANTS: Mary Devine Julie Johnson Deb Krant Anne Gaffney Kathy Cote Ellen Zweber Mark Leonard Scott Burtis Julie Christiansen Bridget Fogarty Kim Devine Ann Devine Teri Smith Kathy Hennen Kathy Gregory Janelle Laabs Lee Cowgill Bill Koepp Wendy Bergs Laurie Goettl Kalli Burtis Joe McCue Mark Anderson Val Walton Ann Laabs DISTRICT SPEECH TEAM: FRONT: Mark Anderon, Wendy Bergs, Ann Devine, Mary Devine. MIDDLE: Kathy Gregory, Kim Devine, Anne Gaffney, Ellen Zweber, Julie Christiansen. BACK: Scott Burtis, Joe McCue, Ann Laabs, Laurie Goettl, Bill Koepp, Kalli Burtis, Mark Leonard, Janelle Laabs. Several district team members are not pictured. 61 Debbie and Julie help take down the set from the spring play. Drama Guild Is Off And On Stage The gym fills with people. The curtain opens. The performance goes on. The curtain closes. The gym is empty. It sounds so simple and easy but yet many hours go into producing a musical or spring play. The drama guild helps in numerous ways to make sure the produc- tions go smoothly. Drama guild members build sets, handle sound effects and lighting, get out publicity, apply make-up, and do acting. They keep busy on stage and behind the curtains. They work hard and their efforts are appreciated. DRAMA GUILD: FRONT: Keith McConnell, Pat Gaff- ney, Kathy Cot6, Deb Krant, Donna Jeffries, Jackie Klehr, Jill Johnson, Val Walton, Ellen Zweber, Chris Miller. MIDDLE: Bill Koepp, Lee Cowgill, Kim Steinhaus, Ann Hallgren, Kim Devine, Dana Town- send, Julie Christiansen, Darcy Andresen. BACK: Dwight Rebers, Mark Anderson, Rich Effertz, Glen Meger, Scott Burtis, Mary Devine, Julie Johnson, Jen- ny Cot6, Ann Devine. Photo Club Snaps To It” Who takes the most orders at B.P.H.S.? It has to be the school photographers. Mrs. Wenisch has endless demands for yearbook pictures. The journalism class always wants pictures. Mr. Keohane needs his All- Conference pictures. There is always something to be delivered to the HERALD. The orders never stop. 1. Kent and Troy, rookies , finish one of their photography assignments. 2. Even photographers get time out to eat. 3. Jean and Ruth find the lost negatives. PHOTO CLUB: Beth Malin, Jenny Cotfe, Leon Karg, Ann Hallgren, Sandy Voss, Fred Nordfof, Blaise Fogarty. CONCERT CHOIR (Second Semester): FRONT: Mr. Boody, Linda Sellnow, Cindy Nolte, Kim Krick, Carmen Big- aouette, Brenda Bartels, Tami Mager, Karen Lieske, Lori Manthe, Laurie Kellogg, Lisa Fogarty, Donna Otto, Karen Blaha. SECOND ROW: Sue Taylor, Laurie Goettl, Jean Koenig, Nancy Schultz, Ellen Zweber, Kim Steinhaus, Karen Keup, Bonnie Renne, Kalli Burtis, Mary Kay Schmidt, Mary Dvorak, Ann Laabs, Beth Malin, Sandy Koepp, Janelle Laabs. THIRD ROW: Dana Townsend, Karen Buesgens, Karen Manthe, Dave Carlson, Albert Koepp, Bob Malz, Scott Krueger, Keith McConnell, Scott Burtis, Steve Burtis, Mike Hartmann, Duane Buesgens, Mike Weldon, Val Walton, Kay Manthe, Gloria Hene. BACK: Kathy Belter, Chris Miller, Karen Nolte, Jim Zweber, Butch Hoelz, Jeff Sellnow, Fred NordlOf, Don Effertz, Mike Plonski, Skip Swenson, Mark Anderson, Rich Effertz, Dwight Rebers, Glen Meger, Bill Koepp, Dan Laabs. Vocal Participants Receive Superiors The vocal music department, under the direction of Charles Boody, kept active throughout the year. Early morning rehearsals, special appearances, and annual concerts kept their schedules filled. The year was highlighted by Belle Plaine's entries re- ceiving superior ratings May 5 at the Region IV-A State Regional Contest held at Lakewood Community College in White Bear. Scott and Kalli Burtis received a superior for their vocal duet. Scott also earned a su- perior with his baritone solo. Karen Buesgens per- formed a mezzo soprano solo for her superior. Mark Anderson earned a superior for his baritone vocal solo. Mark Anderson was selected to be a member of the 1980-81 All-State Chorus. He attended Choir Camp in Bemfdji over the summer. In February 1981, he will perform for the Minnesota Music Educators Association State Convention in Minneapolis. MADRI-GUYS AND GALS- Chris Miller, Kim Stein- haus, Dana Townsend, Keith McConnell, Mark Ander- son, Scott Burtis, Rich Effertz, Bill Koepp, Dwight Rebers, Janelle Laabs, Karen Buesgens, Karen Nolte, Kalli Burtis, Karen Keup, Kay Manthe, Val Walton. The group performs King Tut at Jordan. 64 CHORALAIRES: FRONT: Roxanne Bigaouette, Margy Schmlt, Jane Zweber, Mary Hartman, Nora Buesgens, Kristi Till- quist. MIDDLE: Mr. Boody, Lorie Nelsen, Polly Burns, Wanda Fuchs, Kim Busch, Joanne Fogarty, Kathy Hennen, Ra- mona Glisczinski, Wendy Johnson, Laurie Baumann. BACK: Dorothy Koepp, Bridget Fogarty, Cheryl Lynch, Teri Smith, Sam Zurn, Janel Koepp, Gayl Moody, Shelly Busch, Beth Vatthauer, Roxanne Schmidt, Isabella Bull, Kris Fa- hey, Joanne Kucera, Nancy Delgehausen, Cheryl Tiegs. FLIGHT INC. Mr. Kuch Julie Christiansen Scott Burtis Nancy O'Brien Myron Bratsch Jill Johnson Terry Kucera Lori Jones Mark Anderson Karen Buesgens Curt Galles Keith McConnell Donna Jeffries Dave Grannis Annette Otto Pat Gaffney Jayne Mabee David Jones Steph Miller Tom Murphy Kalli Burtis Dwight Rebers BAND: FRONT: Annette Schmit, Joanne Kucera, Carolyn Weldon, Dana Townsend, Lynne Grannis. SECOND ROW: Ju- lie Johnson, Kerry Koepp, Colleen Claeys, Maureen Fogarty, Sandy Carlson, Laurie Kellogg, Chris Miller, Mary Hal- quist, Karen Buesgens. THIRD ROW: Bob Liebhard, Tim Murphy, Rochelle Fogarty, Linda Swenson, Steph Miller, Dave Grannis, Donna Jeffries, Robin Karnitz, Dorothy Koepp, Ann Laabs. BACK: Curtis Galles, Kevin Bauleke, Albert Koepp, Mark Anderson, Skip Swenson, Greg Murphy, Bonnie Effertz, Myron Bratsch, Mr. Kuch, Jayne Mabee, Terry Kucera. Not Pictured: Nancy O'Brien, Annette Otto, Janel Peterka, Kathy Gregory. 66 The band marches during Homecoming. The Beat Goes On The band put forth an outstanding amount of effort this year and have been greatly rewarded. The year began with the pep band supporting the athletics. The first pops concert as well as the winter and spring concert were held this year. The band kept their legs as well as their lips in shape by marching for Homecoming and St. Patrick's Day. Twelve stars were received by the thirteen entries at the District Solo and Ensemble Contest. From these twelve, nine received stars at the Region State lev- el. A total possible three stars were won by the band at the Large Group Contest. The band ended the year by playing for graduation. We have to admit that the band definitely ended on the right note. Flight Inc. tuned-up the year with a concert during Snowfest, a fund raising dance in January, partipa- tion at two jazz festivals, a star at both District and Region State Ensemble Contest, as well as dynamic performances at the winter and spring concerts. BAND: FRONT: Julie Christiansen, Ann Devine, Karen Nolte, Judy Miller, Suzanne Fabel. SECOND ROW: Kalli Burtis, Diane Heltkamp, Debbie Krant, Janet Malz, Wendy Bergs, Lisa Fogarty, Joe McCue. THIRD ROW: Kay Steinhaus, Nancy Delgehausen, Lynda Bauleke, Mary Devine, Nora Buesgens, Teri Smith, Shari Brown, Becky Roufs, Jeff Ker- kow, Kathy Hennen, Janelle Laabs. FOURTH ROW: Mike Buesgens, Pat Schuneman, Dan Rodgers, Dave Carlson, Brian Larson, Scott Burtis, Lori Jones, Dwight Rebers, David Jones, Tom Murphy, Kim Devine, Mike Schwartz, Pat Gaffney, Maureen Brahee. BACK: Steve Hallgren, Jill Johnson, Keith McConnell, Bridget Fogarty, Gary Roufs. FHA: F: Cheryl Tiegs Stacie Schaaf, Mary Glock, Debbie Burg, Cindy Halquist, Shelly Busch, Lorie Nelsen, Kim Busch, Cheryl Lynch, Justine Belishek, Nancy Delgehausen, Roxanne Bigaouette, Jane Zweber. H: Gayl Moody, Wendy Burgs, Ro- chelle Fogarty, Mary Hartman, Nancy Schultz, JoAnn Fogarty, Mrs. Braun, Roxanne Schmidt, Donna Otto, Judy Schultz, Janel Koepp, Connie Bigaouette, Shelly Giles, Margy Schmit. A: Mary Jo Savage, Wanda Fuchs, Lisa Laabs, Wanda Giles, Nancy Schmidt, Lisa Fogarty, Sue Lambrecht, Tammy Stimpson, Chris Miller, JoAnne Koenig, Jody Schmitz, Deb Perkins, Carol Traxler, Betty Jo Sampson, Louis Koepp. F.H.A. Is On The Move ... Belle Plaine's Future Homemakers of America and their advisor Mrs. Braun kept the junior high building active. In October, they sponsored a Halloween party for pre-schoolers and they at- tended the District Convention at Osseo. They started November with a skit to cheer on the cross country team. December meant their disco dance, Christmas caroling and party, and wreath selling. Bi-monthly meetings at lunch hour and after school kept all the girls involved. On March 27, members took their spring trip to the Om- nitheater and saw Genesis . Potluck lunch for $1.25 was served on March 20. The traditional Sadie Hawkins dance on April 6 meant jeans, patches, freckles, and a hankering for a guy. The girls kept a scrapbook of the year's activities and proudly showed it at the three day State FHA Convention in Minneapolis. A Climb Your Own Mountain spring banquet was held in May and new officers for 1979-80 were announced. Let's keep up the activities Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. Braun, retiring President Rocky Schmidt, and new Vice Presi dent Mary Hartman cut their FHA cake. FFA: FRONT: D. Meierbachtol, R. Koepp, B. Fogarty, B. Koepp, R. Koepp, A. Koepp. SECOND ROW: G. Bohlman, L. Tho- mason, B. Galles, J. Renne, M. Koepp, S. Lundborg, B. Kuehn, G. Stier, D. Fogarty, T. Savage, D. Nelsen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Harms, M. Dvorak, G. Bohlman, C. Gebhardt, J. Glisczinski, B. Schmitz, D. Latzke, E. Meger, D. Devine, J. Winter- feidt, C. Koenig, D. Taylor, B. Stier. FOURTH ROW: D. Goetz, J. Nyblom, B. Liebhard, B. Laabs, R. Christiansen, J. Ca- paul, K. Kuhl, D. Siegle, J. Plonski, S. Stier, B. Gruetzmacher. BACK: P. Lundborg, D. Tesch, R. Seaver, J. Latzke, B. Ince, J. Koepp, R. Koenig, A. Schmidt, B. Schmidt, K. Glisczinski, K. Wagner, D. Halquist, R. Klehr, R. Wawrzyniak, D. Schultz, B. Effertz, B. Effertz, S. Renne, S. Renne, K. Otto, R. Bigaouette. The boys shovel11 for Camp Courage. F.F.A. On The Go The Future Farmers of America under president Blaise Fogarty and advisor Maynard Harms, re- mained active throughout the past year. Besides at- tending meetings, the boys worked for worthy causes. Once again, the FFA had their annual corn drive for Camp Courage to further exceed their $10,000 total contributions and collections of last year. On September 4, a demonstration team showed lamb fitting at the Minnesota State Fair. Team members were Blaise Fogarty, Keith Kuhl, Dave Siegle, Matt Mellgren, Richard Koepp, and Jerry Plonski. Our team placed second. Members of the chapter received a first, two seconds, a fourth, a seventh, and an eighth place ribbon in the Farm Mechanics exhibit. Ken Glisczinski represented Belle Plaine in the Safe Tractor Driving Contest. Besides all this going, the boys still found time to attend the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City. In recognition of Mr. Harms' receipt last fall of the Honorary American Farmer Award, the Ford Motor Company donated a Ford tractor power train to our school. 69 Strange Happenings In Mini Courses On January 31, February 1 and 2, the students participated in thirty-eight activities known as mini courses. The most popular course was downhill skiing. It attracted over 150 students. Backpacking, disco, music from noise, and self defense, new courses added this year, proved to be popular. Scott Burtis made the following observations of mini courses in the February TIGER TOPICS. Jim Zweber learned that it is easier to get a ride home than to ski all the way from Prior Lake. Mr. Keo- hane learned that it is easier to go around a tree than through it while riding a snowmobile. Kim Devine found out how hard it is to jump a tree while downhill skiing. Jeff Sellnow discovered it is kind of hard to go swimming with a backpack on. It is even harder when there is ice on the river. Karen Blaha found out that you will knock down a lot more pins if you throw the bowling ball forward instead of backward. 71 Wrestlers Finish 9-6 Overall This years team was very young with only two seniors wrestling regularly. Next years team will be more ex- perienced with a real chance at both the conference and district titles. Four seniors finished their careers this year. Tom Miller, a five year letter winner who received All-Conference as a freshman, ranked in the top ten of all time winners at Belle Plaine. During the middle of his junior year, Larry Kroells joined the wrestling squad as a heavyweight. He did a great job and received honorable mention this year. Dan Fogarty wrestled for six years and was a valuable leader of this years district team. Frank Lynch, a six year wrestler, received third place in his first District Tournament to end his career on a high note. The team finished with nine wins and six losses. They ended 4-3 In the conference. At the match with Ar- lington, it was tied going into the heavyweight match. Larry Kroells came through with a pin to win 31-25. The entire Tiger team put forth their best effort for a 61-0 victory over Mayer Lutheran. At Parent's Night which was the last match of the season, the team broke a six year losing streak with a 36-8 victory over Mound. 1. Todd Peterson, an All-Conference wrestler, received third in the Districts. ”2 VARSITY WRESTLERS: FRONT: James O'Brien, Joe Hartmann, Scott Stier, Terry Siemon, Todd Peterson, Tom Miller, Brad Stier. BACK: Jerome Bahr, Larry Kroells, Ed Scaaf, Frank Lynch, Glen Meger, Rick Schmit, Dan Fo- garty, Randy Wawrzyniak, Coach Clymer. 1. Varsity cheerleaders were Kathy Gregory, Laurie Me Cormick, Kay Steinhaus, Jenny Cote', and Don- na Jeffries. 2. All-Conference Terry Siemon rides his Montgomery opponent. 3. A victory for Frank Lynch at Districts. 4. Larry Kroells received honor- able mention for his hard work and excellent wrestling. WRES OPPONENT St. Peter Waconia Watertown Mayer Luth. Le Sueur Norwood Le Center Jordan Lakeville Shake Mou akopee ound ORES THE 73 B WRESTLERS: FRONT: Brian Fogarty, Pat Plonski, Keith Kuhl, Will Lehman, Randy Wawrzyniak. MIDDLE: Jeff Sellnow, Brian Schmitz, James O'Brien, Bob Savage, Dave Siegle, Mike Hartmann. BACK: Ricky Koepp, Skip Swenson, Tim Stier, Rick Klehr, Jerry Plonski, Mark Schultz, Marty Dvorak, Jerome Bahr, Coach Geyen. Second In Districts Varsity basketball cheerleaders were Karen Keup, Dana Townsend, Janel Peterka, Karen Manthe, and Patti Witt. 14-7 Overall The 1978-79 Tiger basketball team posted an over- all record of 14 wins and seven losses. This was the best record for the Belle Plaine basketball team in many years. The Tigers won their first three games of the season over Watertown, Norwood, and Le Center. They then lost three of four just before Christmas vaca- tion. After traveling to St. Cloud for scrimmages during the holiday break, the Tigers won eight of their last eleven regular season games. This placed the Tigers third in the conference standings. In the District 13 tournament, the Tigers beat Le Sueur and Jordan to reach the finals. In the cham- pionship game, the Tigers had an extremely cold shooting night and were beaten by Cleveland 65-51. Dave Fogarty, the Tigers leading scorer and re- bounder, was named to the All-Conference team. Pete Fogarty was given honorable mention. VARSITY BASKETBALL: FRONT: Joe Albrecht, Rick Wawrzyniak, Pete Bigaouette, Loren Zellman, Mike Bues- gens. BACK: Dave Halbmaier, Matt Lehman, Pat O'Brien, Scott Koepp, Jerry Keup, Terry Denzer, Coach Dressen, Bob Soller, Dave Fogarty, Pat Leonard, Pete Fogarty, Paul Fogarty, Mark Anderson. 75 1. Matt keeps his eye on his New Prague opponent. 2. Paul brings the ball up the court. 3. Pat goes in for a lay up. 4. Pete works his way around his Trojan rival. 5. Z, do you always shoot with your eyes closed? 3 76 B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Nancy Delgehausen Tammy Overline Suzanne Hennen Joanne Kucera B BASKETBALL TEAM Dave Ernst Mike Fogarty Coach Houle Tony James Don Schultz Eric Swenson Gene O'Brien Doug Henderson Jerry Keup Kent Heltkamp Mike Denzer 77 Slow But Spirited Season The girls basketball team suffered a sorry season in terms of games won. However, team spirit and enthusi- asm remained strong. The girls team lost only one player, senior Jill Johnson, so the future looks bright for this young team. Jill Johnson was named to the All-Conference team. 1. Forward Jill Johnson moves the ball down the court. - VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: TOP TO BOTTOM: Coach Sauter, Terri Herrmann, Annette Otto, Lori Manthe, Jill Johnson, Julie Johnson, Val Walton, Cindi Walton, Linda Sellnow, Beth Malin, Jayne Mabee, Sue Sellnow, Nancy O'Brien. 78 Managers and statisticians were Chris Miller, Steph Miller, Maureen Brahee, Cindy Nolte, and Kalli Burtis. BASKETBALL 24 U- 27 23 35 38 35 18 25 42 23 27 37 19 New Montgomery Henderson Arlington Le Sueur Norwood Le Center Jordan New Prague Montgomery Arlington Le Sueur THEY 82 41 39 50 53 46 37 58 46 61 44 67 58 44 64 43 56 65 B BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT TO BACK: Linda Sellnow, Roxanne Schmidt, Mary Hartman, Kim Busch, Terri Herrmann, Bonnie Effertz, Laura Harms, Tammy Stimpson, Robin Karnitz, Carolyn Weldon, Janel Koepp, Rochelle Fogarty, Shari Brown, Judy Hennen, Coach Dawdy, Lori Voss, Kari Kruschke, Dorothy Koepp. Rocks, Romeo, And Reports The class of 1982 had a year filled with ... fears of asking a boy to the Sadie Hawkins dance ... respect for our cross country runners ... knowing the difference between sedimentary and meta- morphic rocks ... trying to understand Romeo and Juliet ... bribing Mr. Sauter and Mr. Hiltz to postpone our algebra tests ... writing eight page reports for Mr. Dawdy ... finally, being able to take driver's training. Albrecht, Aaron Albrecht, Joe Bauleke, Lynda Baumann, Laurie Bergs, Wendy Bigaouette, Roxanne Blaha, Mary Bohlman, Gene Brown, Shari Buesgens, Duane Buesgens, Mike Buesgens, Nora Bull, Isabella Burns, Polly Burtis, Steve Busch, Kim Busch, Shelly Capaul, Mike Carlson, Pat Chard, Paul Christiansen, Robb Clausen, Colleen Delgehausen, Nancy Dvorak, Marty Fabel, Suzanne Fahey, Barb Fahey, Kris Fogarty, Brian Fogarty, Bridget Fogarty, JoAnn Fogarty, Rochelle Fuchs, Wanda Galles, Barry Giles, Wanda Glisczinski, Ramona Goetz, Dennis Grannis, Lynne Gruetzmacher, Brian Pat Hanson Mary Hartman 81 Larry and John get comfortable at the senior high library. Hartmann, Joe Hennen, Kathy Herrmann, Dan Herrmann, Shelly Hillstrom, Greg Hoelz, Butch Holz, Curt Ince, Robert Johnson, Wendi Karg, Lynn Karnitz, Robin Koepp, Dorothy Koepp, Janel Koepp, Kerry Koepp, Wayne Krant, Rick Kroells, Jeff Krueger, Scott Kruschke, Kari Kucera, Joanne Laabs, Brian Laabs, Daniel Larson, Brian Liebhard, Bob Lundborg, Peter Lynch, Cheryl Malz, Robert Mapes, Kevin Meger, Rita Moody, Gayl Nelsen, Lorie Nyblom, Jeff 82 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE O'Brien, James NOT PICTURED: Todd Anderson, Mary Baynes, Carol Devine, Rick Klehr, David Latzke, Jean Seaver, Gene Stier, Steve Dumas O'Brien, Robert Perkins, Deb Personius, Teresa Renne, John Renne, Scott Rogers, Dan Roufs, Becky Roufs, Gary Schmidt, Roxanne Schmit, Margy Schmitt, Dale Schmitz, Brian Schultz, Darrel Schultz, Judy Seaver, Ron Sellnow, Mark Smith’, Teri Steen, Mark Stier, Scott Stimpson, Tammy Swenson, Skip Tesch, Dale Thomason, Larry Tiegs, Cheryl TilIquist, Kristi Traxler, Kathy Vatthauer, Beth Voss, Schelly Weldon, Carolyn Witt, Gary Zurn, Sam Zweber, Jane 83 Class Rings, Sharks, And Driver’s Tests The class of 1981 had an eventful year filled with ... stammering speeches In basic ... jammed typewriter keys ... geometric constructions ... placing third out of three in Snowfest ... aromatic shark dissections ... the unanimous decision on class rings ... simulation coffee breaks in accounting ... our first opportunity to go to prom ... the relief of passing our driver's tests, fol- lowed by the thrill of driving around ... and the happy thoughts of finally finishing physical education. Bauleke, Kevin Bigaouette, Mary Blaha, Karen Brahee, Maureen Buesgens, Joe Burtis, Kalli Capaul, Joe Capaul, Suzanne Carey, Tamara Carlson, David Carlson, Sandy Carlson, Steve Claeys, Colleen Clausen, Cathy Dahlke, Krista Denzer, Mike Devine, Ann Devine, Dale Devine, Kim Effertz, Bonnie Erickson, Susan Ernst, David Esson, Jim Evers, Joel Fahey, Peter Fogarty, Lisa Fogarty, Maureen Fogarty, Mike Fogarty, Paul Fogarty, Troy Gaffney, Anne Galles, Curtis Gerres, Brenda Gerres, Bruce Glisczinski, Ken Glock, Mary Goettl, Laurie Haefner, Doug Hallgren, Steve Harms, Laura Hartman, Mark Heitkamp, Kent Henderson, Doug Hennen, Cindy Hennen, Judy Hennen, Suzanne Herrmann, Terri Hoover, Ethan 84 James, Tony Jones, David Jones, Lori Kellogg, Laurie Kerkow, Jeffrey Keup, Jerry Koenig, Cindy Koenig, Jean Koenig, Richard Koepp, Albert Koepp, John Koepp, Suzanne Kruschke, Hal Laabs, Ann Latzke, John Legg, Cory Leonard, Mark Lieske, Karen Mager, Tammy Manthe, Karen Mapes, Karrie Meger, Emil Meger, Glen Meyer, Brad Miller, Judy Miller, Steph Murphy, Greg Neisen, Dan Nolte, Cindy O'Brien, Gene O'Brien, Nancy Otto, Annette Otto, Debbie Otto, Donna Overline, Tammy Plonski, Pat Renne, Pam Schaaf, Ed Schmidt, Allen Schmidt, Mary Kay Schmidt, Nancy Schmidt, Robert Schmit, Annette Schultz, Donald Schultz, Mark Schultz, Nancy Sellnow, Linda Stier, Brad 85 Stimpson, Sheila Swenson, Eric Taylor, Susan Townsend, Dana Traxler, Paul Weldon, Mike Wolf, Ken Zabel, Dennis NOT PICTURED: Jerome Bahr, Roger Big- aouette, Allen Hanson, Wayne Meyer, Dennis Neisen, Kevin Otto, and Robert Stier. Lori Ann Voss January 10, 1963 - March 6, 1979 The warm smile and friendly personality of our friend and classmate will always remain in the hearts of those who knew her. 86 Didn't your mother ever tell you It's not po- lite to point? Jerry, are you working on Jaws III? V Class Of 1980 The Class of 1980 had a year filled with ... cream the Giants as their Homecoming float ... disectlng live frogs In biology ... a $6000 magazine sale ... wearing out their pencils in writer's workshop ... com- ing in second to the seniors at Snowfest ... an unfor- gettable Somewhere In The Night prom at Linds ... cheerleaders whose form was a big hit ... and thankful there's only one %• year left ... 1. Bone, why would you want to destroy an innocent face like Gunner's? 2. The M M's gang - they melt in your mouth, not in your hands. Anderson, Mark Andresen, Darcy Astrup, Jodi Barlage, George Bartels, Brenda Beck, Tim Belter, Kathy Bessel, Lee Bigaouette, Carmen Bigaouette, Peter Bratsch, Myron Buesgens, John Buesgens, Randy Burt is, Scott Buszmann, Doug Cote', Jenny 88 Dahlke, Brad Delgehausen Sue Denzer, Terry Devine, Mary Edblom, Debbie Effertz, Bob Effertz, Don Fogarty, Peter dock, Randy Grannis, Dave Gregory, Kathy Haag, Stan Halbmaier, Dave Hallgren, Scott Halquist, Dan Harms, Denise Hartmann, Mike Hawkinson, Brenda Hawkinson, Kim Hene, Gloria Herrmann, Mike Huber, Dave Jeffries, Donna Johnson, Corey Johnson, Julie Kankelfitz, Brenda Keup, Karen Koepp, Bill Koepp, Randy Koepp, Richard Koepp, Ricky Koepp, Scott Krick, Kim Krohn, Pat Kucera, Terry Kuehn, Robert Kuhl, Keith Laabs, Lori Laabs, Mark Laabs, Rita Laabs, Ruth Lehman, Will Lenertz, Ken Lenzen, Randy Liebhard, Linda Lynch, Peter Mabee, Jayne McConnell, Keith McCormick, Geri McCormick, Laurie McCue, Joe Malin, Beth Manthe, Lori Mapes, Ken Meierbachtol, Don Miller, Chris Murphy, Joe Murphy, Tom Otto, Lanae Pearson, Don Peterson, Todd Planting, Denise Plantz, Julie Plonski, Jerome Rebers, Carol Renne, Bonnie Savage, Bob Savage, Pauline Savage, Tony Schmidt, Diane Schmit, Rick Schuneman, Pat 89 90 Schwartz, Mike Seaver, Randy Sellnow, Jeff Sellnow, Susan Siegle, Dave S lemon, Terry Soller, Robert Steinhaus, Kay Stier, Jane Stier, Karen Stier, Tim Swenson, Linda Thomason, Lila Trost, Brian Trost, Michelle Voss, Sandy Walton, Cindi Wawrzyniak, Randy Wawrzyniak, Rick 1. Hartmann, you never looked so good! 2. Are you trying to get away from Rocky Doug? 3. Do you remember the fam- ous big Bouncing P's? They were Petunia, Pene- lope, and Priscilla. -CAMERA SHY JUNIORS- Lee Barfknecht Mark Busch Matt Mellgren Jean Sherlock 1 and 2. It's about time that the men started cooking and gave the ladies a chance to sit down and enjoy a meal. 3. Even instrument repairmen need time to relax. 4. Hey Kathy, Mr. Whipple is watching. 5. This is just one example of the good looking girls in the class of 1980. 91 1 2 4 i — 5 6 7 8 9 H X X 10 n 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 X 19 20 71 1 X 21 22 23 24 25 26 X 27 1 L 28 29 30 31 1 32 □ C c _L 7 L | ACROSS 1. You take these in kindergarten and during history films in high school 3. May 29, 1979 7. Table for sitting or writing on 8. Poor replacement for studying 10. I've got a____of homework! 11. Large snake 12. Shout 15. What the junior girls were for Halloween - - 16. The prison bell rings at 19. Hard fibrous substance basically xylem 20. Characteristic of Dean and Fred 21. He teaches Emergency Services 22. Wooden bar for joining animals 25. Painted face rock group 26. Daddy 27. Mug shot 28. Weekly homework for teachers 32. Parents come to school for these in November DOWN 2. P N 4. ___________Children (two words) 5. Language peculiar to a people or class 6. Mass media teacher (initials) 7. Punishment for too many tardies or skipping school 8. Persons together in an activity 9. Karen Stier was A11-Conference in this sport 11. Houle coaches this sport 13. Assignment 14. Sport of unarmed struggle with an opponent (add an unnecessary s) 15. Objective case of I 17. Academic distinction 18. Word chosen to describe Homecoming fever 23. Pig out 24. Excited by a drug 27. Rondo, Coke, Sprite, Sunkist 29. Everyone wants to be number_____ 30. Wrote The Raven 31. Used to identify a woman by her maiden name 93 TRACK TEAM: FRONT: Bob Miller, Dave Halbmaier, Kent Heitkamp, Stan Haag, Dan Halbmaier, Tim Beck, Ron Seaver, Glen Meger, James O'Brien, Todd Peterson, Mark Hartman, Duane Buesgens. MIDDLE: Rick Wawrzyniak Bri- an Fogarty, Frank Lynch, Dave Carlson, Keith McConnell, Marty Dvorak, Scott Hallgren, Joe Murphy, Paul Chard' Jim Zweber, Don Effertz, Greg Murphy, Skip Swenson. BACK: Randy Wawrzyniak, Lee Bessel, Bill Koepp, Bob Soller, Larry Kroells, Kerry Koepp, Dean Anderson, Doug Henderson, Mike Fogarty, Terry Kucera, Dan Rogers, Pete Big-' aouette. Coach Pudlitzke, Coach Henderson. l’ S PeteTanTs! jUmPerS PeU DaV - DaV R,ck and Dave run a d ™ ™ and run and run 3. Tim wins his 100 meter dash heat. 1. Dean, our slate participant, shows his form. 2. Ron Seaver was our district 100 meter dash champion. 3. Mike Fogarty was All-Conference In the high jump. Boys Track Team- District Champions The track season started with the first four weeks spent inside which limited the amount of work which could be accomplished. Six meets were cancelled due to bad weather. The Tigers won four, placed second in four meets, and took one third place. Included in their vic- tories was the successful defense of their District 13 ti- tle which they won last year. Our conference champi- ons were Mike Fogarty in the high jump, Ron Seaver in the 100 meter dash, and Tim Beck in the 300 meter hurdles. Our district champions were Dean in the high hurdles, Ron in the 100 meter dash, and the 400 meter relay team of Tim Beck, Cory Legg, Bob Soller, and Ron Seaver. Eleven boys qualified for the Region 4 meet at Farmington in twelve different events. This was the largest number of participants we have ever sent to the Region Meet. New records were set in the shot put and discus by Stan Haag. Stan's records were 141' in the discus and 46'3M in the shot put. Dean's hurdles were 15.5 seconds. Mike Fogarty tied the high jump record of 6' set by Dave Halbmaier last year. The relay team had a 45.6 time. Track will have 19 returning lettermen for the 1980 season so be prepared for record breaking. 95 Three Girls Advance To Regions The girls track team competed in eight meets and won three of them. In the conference, the girls finished fifth and the district sixth. Three girls, Jenny Cote', Jody Schmitz, and Lana Thomason, went on to region competition. Lana finished sixth in the 800 meter run for Belle Plaine's only points. The team was comprised mostly of junior high girls. Thirty-four of forty girls were in the junior high. Twenty-five girls were awarded letters with fifteen girls earning their first letter. With all this young tal- ent, the future looks very promising. 1. Lana, you always come out on top.1 % TRACK TEAM: FRONT: Mary Dvorak, Steph Miller, Jody Schmitz, Lana Thomason, Suzle Buszmann, Carmelle Clau- sen, Betty Jo Sampson, Sharon Meger, Jenny Steinessen, Jane Bigaouette, Debbie James. MIDDLE: Sarah Riesgraf, Margy Schmlt, Lorie Nelsen, Carolyn Weldon, Sue Siegler, Connie Bigaouette, Heidi Harsh, Jill Hoelz, Sandy Schmidt, Lynne Grannls, Roxanne Schmidt. BACK: Coach Sauter, Robin Karnitz, Jenny Cote', Kari Kruschke, Kim Busch, Terri Herrmann, Janel Koepp, Wanda Mellgren, Laura Riesgraf, Beth Murphy, Judy Miller, Shelly Busch, Ro- chelle Fogarty, Jane Zweber, Coach Evan. 97 All-Conference Dave Huber shows his pitching style. Baseball Team Takes Championship The baseball Tigers had an excellent season as they won thirteen games against just two losses to win the Minnesota River Conference title. This title was the first in the history of the school and also the most wins of any high school baseball team. The entire season was a highlight not only for the team members but for the school to watch as well. Some of the more out- standing moments were two six game winning streaks piled up by the players and the superb consistency of play by the team for the season. Of course, the biggest disappointment was the semi-final loss in the District playoffs to LeSueur to end the season. Fourteen letters were presented. Matt Lehman, Tom Miller, Pete Fogarty, and Dave Huber were named to the All-Conference team. Honorable mention went to Jeff Sellnow. 98 BASEBALL TEAM: FRONT: Tom Miller, Corey Johnson, Will Lehman, Mike Hartmann, Rick Schmit, Dave Huber, Matt Lehman. BACK: Coach Houle, Jeff Sellnow, Mike O'Brien, Pat O'Brien, Rick Koepp, Randy Koepp, Ron Gregory, Pete Fogarty, Paul Fogarty, Mike Buesgens. 99 ■rf Girls Softball Has 9-7 Record With the snow still on the ground, many hours of prac- tice had to be done indoors. Once the girls got outside they worked hard and started off the season with a 15- 12 win over LeSueur. The girls lost their next three, but got back on the right track and compiled a six game winning streak. The girls entered the District Tournament on May 21 against LeCenter. A 21-13 win advanced them to the semi-final game against Le- Sueur, where they suffered a disappointing loss. Jill Johnson and Donna Herrmann were the co-captains for this year's team. Nancy O'Brien was our All-Con- ference selection. Kim Hawkinson received honorable mention. Leading hitters for the Tigers were Annette Otto, Jayne Mabee, and C e Sellnow. Donna Herr- mann led In the runs batted in column with 21. She also had three home runs. Softball Scores OPPONENT LeSueur Norwood Jordan Montgomery Sflver Lake LeSueur Montgomery LeCenter LeCenter Norwood Drdan Districts LeCenter LeSueur SOFTBALL TEAM: FRONT: Mary Leonard, Annette Otto, Tammy Stimpson, Beth Malin, Jill Johnson, Donna Herr- mann, Lori Manthe. BACK: Coach Wilhelmi, Karen Hillestad, Nancy O'Brien, Cindy Nolte, Karen Stier, Jayne Mabee, Bonnie Effertz, Kim Hawkinson, Kathy Gregory, Carmen Bigaouette. 101 All Because Of Agatha Returns All Because Of Agatha, a play presented fifteen years ago at Belle Plaine High School was again presented this year. The revival was accidental but proved interesting to many who had been involved in the 1964 production. This light comedy centered around a haunted house purchased by a young couple and the humorous events that took place there. Cast Duff O'Hara ........ Joan O'Hara ........ Mr. VanBuren ....... Mrs. Boggs ......... Ethel .............. Dr. Randolph ....... Thelma Breckenridge Flip Cannon ........ Madame LaSolda ... Agatha Forbes ...... Director ........... .....Pat Gaffney .....Ann Devine ... Mark Anderson ....Ellen Zweber .... Donna Jeffries Keith McConnell ...... Val Walton ...Terry Kucera Julie Christiansen ..... Kathy Cote' .....Jon Logelin 104 1. Don't you just love these Strauss waltzes? 1. And If ya try that again, I'm gonna call the cops! Git it? The cops! Chee! 2. What do you say doll; let's get hitched! 3. Agatha is unaffected by Madame LaSolda's Latin chanting. 4. Ann during her big cry. It should have won an Academy Award! 105 Mrs. Boggs sees her first ghost. Duff agrees to buy the house from Mr. VanBuren, the realtor. PLAY CREW: FRONT: Kevin Bauleke, Darcy Andresen, Nancy Schultz, Jim Zweber, Mary Dvorak. BACK: Mike Wel- don, Pam Renne, Maureen Brahee, Bonnie Renne. Not pictured - Mark Anderson, Tom Miller, Jenny Cote1, Liz Sher- lock. 106 The one-act play cast receives their awards for their out- standing performances. Two Recognition Evenings For Students The annual Awards Night was held on May 29. It was an evening of general recognition of all students who participated in school activities and sports. Jerry Mill- er presented 36 senior letters. Underclassmen received letters in various sports. Pat O'Brien received the Sen- ior Math Award from Mr. Sauter. The Harold Albrecht Award went to Kathy Cote' for her work on the student council. Two hundred dollar Masonic and Eastern Star Scholarships went to Ellen Zweber and Janet Schmidt. Ten students were inducted into the National Honor Society for 1979. The Jaycees Athletic Banquet may have been one of the most popular events of the year. Bob Lurtsema was the lighthearted guest speaker. Following the meal, coaches reflected on their past seasons. The purpose of the banquet was to recognize the outstanding athletes of the past year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Paul Fogarty Ann Devine Maureen Fogarty Kim Devine Mary Devine Sherry Stier Julie Christiansen Deb Krant Mark Anderson Pete Fogarty Karen Keup Kathy Cote Karen Buesgens Jill Johnson Pat O'Brien Dan Halbmaier Jenny Cote1 Julie Johnson Pat Gaffney Jackie Klehr Diane Heitkamp Janel Peterka Julie Manthe Kathy Gregory Dave Halbmaier 107 Awards Night 1. Mrs. O'Malley helped present the speech awards to the participants. 2. Guest speaker, Bob Lurtsema, provided an entertaining evening at the Athletic Banquet. 3. Bob Lurtsema signs autographs for our athletes. 4. Tom Miller received the Pat Fogarty Memorial Scholar- ship from Mr. Clymer. Athletic Banquet 1. Janel Peterka received the Elizabeth Albrecht Award. Nancy O'Brien was Outstanding Jaycee Athlete. Tom Miller got the James Clminski Award. Patti Witt was Outstanding Cheerleader. Matt Lehman was the Jaycee Outstanding Ath- lete. Jill Johnson was Outstanding Senior Ath- lete. Dave Fogarty was also an Outstanding Sen- ior Athlete. 2. Mr. Henderson presents the senior letters. 3. Julie Christiansen received the John Phillip Sou- sa Award. 4. Pat Gaffney receives his Best Actor Award from Mrs. O'Malley. 3 • Somewhere In The Night On Saturday, May 19, prom was again held at Lind's Supper Club in Norwood. Two hundred and twenty people at- tended to make this prom the largest in Belle Plaine's history. The evening began with photographs by William's Studio. A ham and chicken dinner was followed by an awards ceremony. The juniors dedicated a song to every sen- ior and little prizes were presented to numerous seniors. The Somewhere In The Night prom concluded with dancing to music by Spys. 110 Ill Lifelong Friends Seniors at last! Twelve years ... a long time ... time spent together as a clan ... we've been through so much ... pixies, butch haircuts, and curly per- manents ... cat-eye glasses and contacts ... physical education and political science ... slumber parties ... kindergarten and graduation. We have shared each others lives these dozen years, forming life- long friendships and long lasting memories. 1. Jill, Janel, Dave, Matt, and Karen share lasting memories too. LYNN ALBRECHT DEAN ANDERSON MARILEE BAHRKE DIANE BELTER SUSAN BLAHA CATHY BLECK GARY BOHLMAN KAREN BUESGENS 112 JOYCE CAPAUL GLA99 OF 1070 JULIE CHRISTIANSEN CINDALON CLAEYS KATHY COTE’ LEE COWGILL MARY DVORAK RICHARD EFFERTZ WILLIAM EFFERTZ JACKIE EISCHENS BLAISE FOGARTY DANIEL FOGARTY 114 DAVID FOGARTY RITA FOGARTY PATRICK GAFFNEY CRAIG GEBHARDT ALAN GILES JOHN GLISCZINSKI RONALD GREGORY DAN HALBMAIER ANN HALLGREN MARY HALQUIST SUE HANLON KRISTIE HARSH STEVE HARTMANN DIANE HEITKAMP DONNA HERRMANN KAREN HILLESTAD LORI HUDINSKI JILL JOHNSON LEON KARG JACQUELINE KLEHR ns CHUCK KOENIG BILL KOEPP LORI KOEPP LYNETTE KOEPP MARK KOEPP SANDRA KOEPP DEBRA KRANT LARRY KROELLS BRIAN KUHL JANELLE LAABS STEVEN LAABS MATT LEHMAN PATRICK LEONARD SCOTT LUNDBORG FRANK LYNCH MARY DAWN MAUN JANET MALZ JULIE MANTHE KAY MANTHE JANET MEGER ROBERT MILLER THOMAS MILLER JEANNIE MORRISON TIM MURPHY KAREN NOLTE FRED NORDLOF MICHAEL O’BRIEN PATRICK O’BRIEN 118 KEVIN O’DONOGHUE TRACEY OESTREICH CINDY OTTO ALAN OVERLINE MARK PAUL JANEL PETERKA GLENN PETERSON GREGORY PLANTING 119 MICHAEL PLONSKI DWIGHT REBERS STEVE RENNE JILL ROUFS DANIEL SCHLICHT ELAINE SCHLINGMANN JANET SCHMIDT KERRY SCHMIDT MARY SCHOMMER ELIZABETH SHERLOCK KIMBERLY STEINHAUS SHERRY STIER BRIAN STIMPSON SUE STUMPF DANIEL TAYLOR DAVID TAYLOR CHERYL TESCH KENNETH WAGNER NOT PICTURED: JON EVERS DAN PERKINS VALERIE WALTON KATIE WELDON JEROME WINTERFELDT JANE WITT JEAN WITT PATRICIA WITT LOREN ZELLMAN ELLEN ZWEBER 122 • • Our Senior Year Studying Good-Byes Sharing Was Filled With Graduation Speech on Motto ......................... Deb Krant Friends with You ................... Karen Buesgens and Rich Effertz Honor Student Speech ....................Pat Gaffney You'll Never Walk Alone ...................... Choir Farwell Speech .......................... Fred NordlOf Honors and Awards ....................... Neil Keohane High Honor Speech ................. Julie Christiansen You and Me Against the World ........... Madri-Guys and Gals Presentation of Class ................... Dr. Bartholow Presentation of Diplomas ................ Dr. Hallgren Changing of Tassel ...................... Dr. Bartholow 1 Class Colors: Red and White Class Flower: White Rose Tinted Red ALBRECHT, LYNN: Tiger Topics 3 ANDERSON, DEAN: Track 1,2,3,4 BAHRKE, MARILEE: Chorus 1,2,3; SAE 2,3; Tiger Topics 4 BELTER, DIANE. BLAHA, SUSAN: Chorus 1,2,3 BLECK, CATHY: Chorus 1,2,3; SAE 2,3 i BOHLMAN, GARY: FFA 4 BUESGENS, KAREN: Tennis 2; Track 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Stage Band 4; Fall Musical 2,3,4; Spring Play 3; Drama Guild 2,3,4; Speech 1,2; 'tiger Topics 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 CAPUL, JOYCE. CHRISTIANSEN, JULIE: Volley- ball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Softball 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Pit Orchestra 4; Fall Musical 2,3; One Act Play 3,4; Spring Play 3,4; Drama Guild 2,3,4; Speech 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4 CLAEYS, CINDALON: SAE 4; Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2,3 COTE', KATHY: Volleyball 3; Chorus 1,2; Fall Musical 2,3,4; Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 2,3,4; Drama Guild 2,3,4; Cheer- leading 2; Homecoming Court 4; Class Officer 2,3,4; One Act Play 2,3,4; Speech 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Tiger Topics 2,4; Tigerian 2,3,4 COWGILL, LEE: Track 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Fall Musical 1,2,4; Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 1,2; Drama Guild 1,2,3,4; SAE 2,3; Speech 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 3; One Act Play 1,2. DVORAK, MARY: Track 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; SAE 2,3,4; Tiger Topics 4; FHA 1 EFFERTZ, BILL: Play Crew 3; Football 1; FFA 3,4 EFFERTZ, RICH: Football Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Fall Musical 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Drama Guild 3,4; Tiger Topics 3; FFA 2,3; One Act Play 1,2,3,4 EISCHENS, JACKIE: SAE 2,3,4; Tiger Topics 3,4; Tigerian 4; FHA 1 FOGARTY, BLAISE: FFA 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 3,4; Tigerian 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3 HERRMANN, DONNA: Volleyball 1,2; Tennis 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 2,3,4; Track 1; SAE 2 FOGARTY, DAN: Cross Country 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 FOGARTY, DAVE: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4, SAE 3; FFA 4 FOGARTY, RITA: Chorus 1,2,3; SAE 2; Tiger Topics 4; FHA 1 GAFFNEY, PATRICK: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 1,2,3; Fall Musical 4; Play Crew 1,2; Spring Play 3,4; Drama Guild 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Emcee 4; Class Offi- cer 3; Student Council 1,3; Tiger Topics 4; One Act Play 4; NHS 4 GEBHARDT, CRAIG: FFA 1,2,3,4 GILES, ALAN: Wrestling 1 GLISCZINSKI, JOHN: SAE 4; Wrestling 1,2; Band 1,2; Stage Band 2; FFA 1,2,3,4 GREGORY, RON: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4; Homecoming Court 4; Class Offi- cer 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3 HALBMAIER, DAN: Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,4; Cho- rus 1; Fall Musical 4; Play Crew 4; Homecoming Court 4; Class Offi- cer 2,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Rotary Youth Exchange to South Africa 3; Speech 2; NHS 2,3,4 HALLGR NjJlNN: Chorus 1,2,3; Fall Musical 2,3; Play Crew 2,3,4; Drama Guild 3,4;- SAE 4; Speech 1; Tiger Topics 3,4; Photo Club 2,3,4; tigerian 3,4 HALQUIST, MARY: Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 2; Tiger Topics 3. HANLON, SUE: Chorus 3; SAE 4; Tiger Topics 3,4 HARSH, KRISTIE: Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Band 1,2,3; Stage I and 2,3; Play Crew 1,2; SAE 1,2,3; FHA 1 HARTMANN, STEVE: Football 1.2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball 1; SAE 3 4 HEITKAMP, DIANE: Track 1,2; Chorus 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Or- chestra 2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; j NHS 2,3,4 HILLESTAD, KAREN: Softball 4; Foreign Exchange Student From South Africa 4 HUDINSKI, LORI: Chorus 1,2,3; SAE 2 JOHNSON, JILL: Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Track 2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 1,2; Fall Musical 3,4; Spring Play 3; Drama Guild 2,3,4; Homecom- ing Court 4; Speech 1,3; Student Council 3,4; NHS 3,4; One Act Play 3,4 KARG, LEON: Tiger Topics 3; Tl gerlan 4 Photo Club 3,4 ✓KLEHR, JACQUELINE: Tennis - 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Chokus 1,2,3; Band 3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Fall Musical 1,3,4; Spring Play 3; Dra ma Guild 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2; Homecoming Emcee 4; SAE 2; Student Council 1,2,3$ NHS 3,4; Tiger Topics 3; Tigerian ft KOENIG, CHUCK: Wresting 1,4; FFA 1,4 KOEPP, LORI: Chorus 3; Volley- ball 1,2; SAE 2,4 KOEPP, LYNETTE: Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; SAE 2,3,4; Ti- ger Topics 3 ■ KOEPP, MARK: Football 3,4 Wrestling 1; FFA 1,2,3,4 KOEPP, SANDRA:£horus 1,2,3,4; SAE 3 KOEPP, WILLIAM: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; FFA 1«2,3,4 J — KRANT, DEBRA: Chon!?; Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 2|Fall Musical 3,4; Drama GuHd 3,4; Spring Play 2,3; Homecpming Court 4; SAE 4,3; Spe h 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4. KROELLS, LARRY: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4; Tiger Topics 3 I KUHL, BRIAN: FFA 1,2 LAABS, JANELLE: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 4; Band 2,3,4; Fall Musical 2,3,4; Play Crew 1; Spring Play 3; Speech 2,3,4; Ti- ger Topics 4 128 EVERS, JON: Tiger Topics 4 LAABS, STEVE: FFA 1,2,3 LEHMAN, MATT: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming King 4; Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Tiger Topics 3; SAE 3 LEONARD, ALTIE: Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. LUNDBORG, SCOTT: FFA 4 LYNCH, FRANK: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4 MALIN, MARY DAWN: Chorus 1,2; Fall Musical 2,3; Play Crew lH,3; Spring Play 1,2,3; Drama Guild 2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Hormcomlng Queen 4; Class Offi- cer ll Speech l,2ajfudent Coun- cil 1,2; One Act Play 2. MALZ, nNET and 1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestr l,2,3; Play Crew 1,2,3; Drama Guild 3,4 MANTHE, JULIE: Softball 2; _ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Fall Musical 2,3,4; Drama Guild 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3; SAE 2,3; NHS 3,4; Tiger Topics 4 MANTHE, KAY L.: Chorus 2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Play Crew 2; SAE 3; flger Topics 4 MEGER, JANET: Chorus 2,3; SAE 2' Tiger Topics 3 MILLER, BOB: Football Stats l,2,3,4;.«Cross Country 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 4; Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; Pit Orchestra 1,2; SAE 4. MILLErajTHOMAS: Football 1,2,3,4, Hustling 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,1,3,4; Play Crew 4; SAE 3 | I r MORRISON, JEANNIE: Cross Country 3, Track 2,3; SAE-3; Ti- ger Topics 3 O'BRIEN, PATRICK: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; NHS 4 O'DONOGHUE, KEVIN. OESTREICH, TRACY: Chorus 2 OTTO, CINDY: Basketball 2; Band 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1; SAE 1,2,3 OVERLINE, ALAN. PAUL, MARK: Speech 2,3 PERKINS, DAN. PETERKA, JANEL: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Chorus 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 1,2 3,4; Chef’lead- ing 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 2; NHSk,3,4 PETERSON, GLENN: FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 PLANTING, GREG: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Mg ,2,3; Baseball 1,2; SAE 2; Tiger Topics ’3,4 ' •MURPHY, TIM: ,4; FFA u NOLTt, KAREN: Chorus 1,2 5,4; Madrigals 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 3; Fall Musical 2; SAE PLONSKI, MICHAEL: Football 1; Wrestling 1,2; Chorus 4; Fall Musical 3 REBERS, DWIGHT: Track 4; Cho- rus 1,2,4; Madrigals 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pit Orchestra 2; Fall Musical 1,3,4; Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 2; Drama Guild 1,2,3,4; Speech 1,2,3; Student foiyicil]2,3,4; Photo Club 3; One-ActPlay 3 RENNE, STEVE: FFA 1,4 ROUFS, JILL: lAE 3,4 SCHLICHT, DANIEL: Chorus 2,3 SCHLINGMANN, ELAINE: SAE 2,3,4; FHA 1 SCHMIDT, JANET: Chorus 1,2,3; SAE 2 SCHMIDT, KERRY: Chorus 1; SAE 1,2 ■ ORDLOF; FRED: Ch Musical; Honrtecom] den 4 v I� tt'L. ruutuai i IVIUMCal L r«111 a uumu Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2; SAE 2,3,4; Tl- Foreign Exchange Student From South Dakota. STIER, SHERRY: Basketball 2,3; Chorus 1,2; SAE 2,3; NHS 4 STIMPSON, BRIAN. STUMPF, S JE: Track 2,3; Chorus 1; Fall Music al 4; SAE 2,3; Speech 1,2; Tiger Topics 3 [TAYLOR, DAN: Wrestling 1,2; ■ rack 1,2; Band 1,2,3 ■ LOR, DA' E: Basketball 1,2; (Baseball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4 TESCH, CHERYL: SAE 2,3,4; Ti- ger Topics 3 WAGNER, KEN: Wrestling 1,2,11. WALTON, VALERIE: Track 2J 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Fallj Musical 1,2,3,4; Spring Play ■ 2,3,4; Drama Guild 2,3,4; SAB 4,-] Speech 1,2,3,4; Tiger Topics One Act Play 2,4 Volleyball 1;| Cross Country 3 WELDON, KATIE: Ch9rus Play | Crew 2; SAE 1,2,3,4; Class'Officer 4; Student Council 4; Tiger To- ■ pics 3; FHA 1 WINTERFELDT, JEROME: FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4 WITT, JANE: SAE 1.2 H ik WITT, JEAN: Chorus %$,3; SAE j 3; FHA 1 WITT, PATTI: Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Fall Musical 2; Play Crew 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; SAE 3.! 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Albrecht, Aaron 81 Albrecht, Joe 75, 81 Albrecht, Lynn 112 Anderson, Dean 94, 95, 112 Anderson, Mark 24, 59, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65, 66, 75, 88, 104, 107 Anderson, Todd Andresen, Darcy 57, 62, 88, 106 Astrup, Jodi 88 Bahr, Jerome 72, 74 Bahr, Joel 16 Bahrke, Marilee 112 Barfknecht, Lee Barlage, George 88 Barlage, Kathy 17 Bartholow, Dr. John 40 Bartels, Brenda 64, 88 Bauleke, Kevin 66, 84, 106 Bauleke, Lynda 39, 67, 81 Bauleke, Paul 17 Baumann, Laurie 65, 81 Baynes, Mary Beck, Tim 32, 88, 94 Belter, Diane 112 Belter, Kathy 64, 88 Bergs, Wendy 61, 67, 68, 74, 81 Bessel, Amy 17, 55 Bessel, Lee 32, 88, 94 Bigaouette, Carmen 24, 64, 88, 101 Bigaouette, Connie 17, 68, 97 Bigaouette, Jane 16, 27, 55, 97 Bigaouette, Mary 56, 58, 84 Bigaouette, Pete 30, 32, 75, 88, 94 Bigaouette, Roger 69 Bigaouette, Roxanne 65, 68, 81 Blaha, Amy 17 Blaha, Karen 64, 84 Blaha, Mary 81 Blaha, Susan 112 Bleck, Cathy 112 Bohlman, Floyd 17 Bohlman, Gary 69, 112 Bohlman, Gene 69, 81 Boody, Charles 24, 41, 64, 65 Boody, Nancy 49 Boschee, Gary 16, 24 Boschee, Greg 16, 24 Brahee, Maureen 39, 67, 80, 84, 106 Bratsch, Myron 66, 88 Braun, Betty Jo 41, 68 Brown, Shari 39, 67, 80, 81 Bruder, Pat 41 Buesgens, Ann 16, 27 Buesgens, Duane 64, 81, 94 Buesgens, Joe 84 Buesgens, John 88 Buesgens, Karen 21, 24, 59, 64, 65, 66, 107, 112 Buesgens, Kevin Buesgens, Mike 67, 75, 81, 98 Buesgens, Nora 24, 27, 65, 67, 81 Buesgens, Paul 16 Buesgens, Randy 88 Bull, Isabella 24, 65, 81, 83 Burg, Debby 17, 68 Burmeister, Joe 17 Burns, Polly 65, 81 Burtis, Kalli 24, 39, 54, 61, 64, 65, 66, 67, 80, 84 Burtis, Scott 24, 54, 57, 59, 61, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 88 Burtis, Steve 24, 64, 81 Busch, Brian 16, 35 Busch, Charlie 17 Busch, Kim 34, 55, 65, 68, 80, 81, 97 Busch, Mark Busch, Shelly 34, 36, 65, 68, 81, 97 Buszmann, Doug 88 Buszmann, Susie 27, 97 Capaul, Janice 17 Capaul, Joe 69, 84 Capaul, Joyce 112 Capaul, Mike 81 Capaul, Suzanne 84 Carey, Alan 17 Carey, Tamara 84 Carlson, Dave 64, 67, 84, 94 Carlson, Pat 81 Carlson, Sandy 24, 27, 66, 84 Carlson, Steve 24, 84 Chard, Paul 81, 94 Christiansen, Julie 24, 37, 38, 57, 60, 61, 62, 66, 67, 104, 107, 109, 113 Christiansen, Robb 69, 81 Claeys, Cindy 113 Claeys, Colleen 66, 84 Clark, Ruth 16 Clark, Willy 17 Clausen, Carmelle 16, 97 Clausen, Cathy 84 Clausen, Colleen 81 Clymer, Richard 34, 40, 72, 108 Cote', Jenny 31, 54, 58, 59, 62, 63, 73, 88, 96, 97, 107 Cote , Kathy 20, 24, 54, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62, 104, 107, 113 Cote1, Mike 42 Cowgill, Lee 24, 61, 62, 113 Dahlke, Brad 89 Dahlke, Krista 84 Daly, Mike 16 Dawdy, Byron 42, 80 Delgehausen, Nancy 24, 65, 67, 68, 77, 81 Delgehausen, Sue 89 Delgehausen, Roger 41 Denzer, Mike 56, 77, 84 Denzer, Terry 75, 89 Denzer, Tim 16 Devine, Ann 26, 54, 57, 61, 62, 67, 84, 104, 107 Devine, Carol Devine, Dale 69, 84 Devine, Kim 24, 27, 58, 61, 62, 67, 84, 107 Devine, Mary 24, 26, 58, 61, 62, 67, 89, 107, 110 Dressen, Dan 42, 75 Duffy, Pat 17 Dvorak, Joe 16 Dvorak, John 16 Dvorak, Marty 69, 74, 81, 94 Dvorak, Mary 56, 59, 64, 97, 106, 113 Edblom, Bobby 16 Edblom, Debbie 89 Edblom, Emery 17 Edblom, Mark 17 Effertz, Bev 16 Effertz, Bill 56, 69, 113 Effertz, Bob 69, 89 Effertz, Bonnie 24, 66, 80, 84, 101 Effertz, Don 24, 32, 64, 89, 94 Effertz, Jean 17 Effertz, Richard 24, 57, 62, 64, 65, 113 Eischens, Jackie 56, 113 Entinger, Gary 16 Erickson, Susan 84 Ernst, David 77, 84 Esson, Jim 84 Evan, Therese 42, 97 Evers, Joel 84 Evers, Jon Fabel, Suzanne 39, 67, 81 Fahey, Brian 16, 35 Fahey, Barb 39, 81 Fahey, Helen 48 Fahey, Kelly Fahey, Kris 65, 81 Fahey, Peter 84 Felt, Scott 16 Fogarty, Blaise 58, 63, 69, 113 Fogarty, Bob 17 Fogarty, Brian 35, 74, 81, 94 Fogarty, Bridget 39, 61, 65, 67, 81 Fogarty, Dan 35, 36, 72, 113 Fogarty, Dave 20, 30, 32, 69, 75, 77, 114 Fogarty, Jeff 16, 55 Fogarty, Joann 65, 68, 81 Fogarty, Lisa 39, 54, 56, 64, 67, 68, 74, 84 Fogarty, Maureen 54, 86, 84, 107 Fogarty, Mike 35, 36, 77, 84, 94, 95 Fogarty, Paul 32, 75 , 76, 84, 98, 107 Fogarty, Pete 30, 32, 33, 54, 75, 76, 89, 98, 107 Fogarty, Rita 114 Fogarty, Robert 55 Fogarty, Rochelle 58, 66, 68, 80, 81, 97 Fogarty, Troy 56, 63, 84 Fries, Joel 16 Fuchs, Brenda 16 Fuchs, Wanda 65, 68, 81 Gaffney, Anne 27, 56, 61, 84 Gaffney, Pat 21, 24, 32, 57, 59, 62, 66, 67, 104, 107, 115 Galles, Barry 66, 69, 81 Galles, Curtis 84 Galles, Rich 41 Gebhardt, Craig 69, 115 Gebhardt, Karen 17 Gebhardt, Sharon 17 Gerres, Brenda 56, 84 Gerres, Bruce 84 Geyen, Bob 42, 74 Giles, Alan 115 Giles, Doug 16 Giles, Shelly 17, 68 Giles, Wanda 68, 81 Glisczinski, John 69, 114 Glisczinski, Ken 69, 84 Glisczinski, Ramona 65, 81 Glock, Mary 56, 68, 84 Glock, Randy 89 Goettl, Laurie 61, 64, 84 Goetz, Dennis 69, 81 Grannis, Dave 66, 89 Grannis, Lynne 66, 81, 97 Gregory, Bernadette 16, 27 Gregory, Johanna 17 Gregory, Kathy 26, 54, 58, 61, 73, 89, 101, 107 Gregory, Ron 20, 31, 32, 98, 114 Gruetzmacher, Brian 69, 81 Haag, Stan 30, 32, 33, 89, 94 Haefner, Doug 56, 84 Haefner, Stuart 16 Halbmaier, Dan 20, 24, 54, 94, 107, 115 Halbmaier, Dave 32, 75, 89, 94, 107 Hallgren, Ann 56, 58, 59, 62, 63, 115 Hallgren, Dr. Roger 41 Hallgren, Scott 24, 89, 94 Hallgren, Steve 24, 67, 84 Halquist, Cindy 17, 68 Halquist, Dan 69, 89 Halquist, Mary 66, 115 Hanlon, Susan 56, 59, 114 Hanson, Allen Hanson, Pat 81 Hardwick, Kirk 16 Harms, Denise 56, 89 Harms, Laura 39, 56, 80, 84 Harms, Maynard 42, 69 Harsh, Heidi 16, 97 Harsh, Kristie 114 Harsh. Mary 48 Hartman, Mark 24, 35, 84, 94 Hartman, Mary 39, 65, 68, 80, 81 Hartman, Matt 16 Hartmann, Joe 55, 72, 82 Hartmann, Mike 24, 32, 59, 64, 74, 88, 89, 98 Hartmann, Steve 32, 115 Hartmann, Susie 16, 34 Hauer, Daron 49 Hawkins, Lois 43, 55 Hawkins, Ron 43 Hawkinson, Brenda 89 Hawkinson, Kim 89, 101 Heitkamp, Diane 24, 67, 107, 115 Heitkamp, Kent 56, 63, 77, 84, 94 Heitkamp, Orville 43 Henderson, Doug 77, 84, 94 Henderson, Roy 32, 43, 94, 109 Hene, Amanda 16 Hene, Gloria 37, 64, 89 Henneker, Tom Henen, Carl 17 Hennen, Carol 16, 55 Hennen, Cindy 39, 84 Hennen, Jean 16 Hennen, Judy 80, 84 Hennen, Kathy 24, 39, 55, 61, 65, 67, 82 Hennen, Suzanne 37, 38, 39, 56, 77, 84 Herrmann, Bob 17 Herrmann, Dan 82 Herrmann, Donna 27, 101, 115 Herrmann, Kathy 17 Herrmann, Mike 89 Herrmann, Shelly 82 Herrmann, Terri 37, 78, 80, 84, 96, 97 Heutmaker, Donna 17 Heutmaker, Gary 16 Hillestad, Karen 101, 114 Hillstrom, Greg 82 Hiltz, Jeff 43 Hoelz, Butch 64, 82 Hoelz, Jill 16, 27, 97 Hoelz, Vicki 16 Hofmann, Reinhold 43, 56 Holmquist, Roger 16 Holz, Curt 82 Hoover, Ethan 84 Houle, Allen 44, 54, 77, 98 Hovde, Vicki 44 Huber, David 32, 89, 98 Hudinski, Lori 114 Ince, Robert 69, 82 James, Debbie 16, 27, 97 James, Tony 77, 85 Jeffries, Donna 24, 62, 66, 73, 89, 104, 110 Jeffries, Mike 16 Johnson, Adam 17 Johnson, Corey 89, 98 Johnson, Erik 17 Johnson, Jill 20, 24, 37, 54, 57, 62, 66, 67, 78, 101, 107, 109, 115 Johnson, Joanne 41 Johnson, Julie 24, 61, 62, ' 66, 78, 89, 107, 110 Johnson, Wendi 65, 82 Jones, David 24, 66, 67, 84 Johnson, Lori 24, 66, 67, 85 Jones, Nellie 48 Jones, Sharon 16 Jump, Mark 17 Kankelfitz, Brenda 89 Kapphahn, Darrin 16 Karg, Lynn 82 Karg, Leon 58, 63, 115 Karnitz, Delores 48 Karintz, Melinda 48 Karnitz, Robin 39, 66, 80, 82, 97 Kellogg, Laurie 24, 64, 66, 85 Kellogg, Pixie 44 Keohane, Neil 40 Kerkow, Jeffrey 67, 85 Keup, Jerry 75, 77, 85 Keup, Karen 24, 31, 64, 65, 75, 89, 107, 110 Klehr, Jackie 21, 24, 26, 27, 58, 62, 107, 115 Klehr, John 18 Klehr, Mark 16 Klehr, Rick 69, 74 Koenig, Cindy 85 Koenig, Chuck 116 Koenig, Jean 24, 64, 85 Koenig, Joann 18, 68 Koenig, Mary Carol 18 Koenig, Richard 69, 85 Koepp, Albert 64, 66, 69, 85 Koepp, Bill 24, 32, 54, 57, 59, 61, 62, 64, 65, 89, 94 Koepp, Dorothy 39, 65, 66, 80, 82 Koepp, Janel 37, 65, 68, 80, 82, 96, 97, Koepp, John 69, 85 Koepp, Kerry 66, 82, 94 Koepp, Lisa Koepp, Lori 56, 116 Koepp, Louis 16, 68 Koepp, Lynette 56, 116 Koepp, Mark 30, 32, 69, 116 Koepp, Randy 32, 69, 89, 98 Koepp, Richard 69, 89 Koepp, Rick 32, 74, 89, 98 Koepp, Sandra 64, 116 Koepp, Scott 32, 75, 89 Koepp, Suzanne 39, 85 Koepp, Wayne 82 Koepp, William 32, 56, 69, 116 Krant, Deb 20, 24, 61, 62, 67, 107, 116 Krant, Rick 82 Krecklau, Cerisse 18 Krick, Kim 64, 89 Kroells, Jeff 82 Kroells, Larry 32, 72, 73, 94, 116 Krohn, Pat 89 Krueger, Scott 24, 64, 82 Kruschke, Hal 85 Kruschke, Kari 80, 82, 97 Kucera, Joanne 65, 66, 77, 82 Kucera, Terry 24, 66, 89, 94, 104 Kuch, Irv 24, 44, 66 Kuch, Mary 44 Kuehn, Bob 32, 69, 89 Kuhl, Brian 117 Kuhl, Keith 32, 59, 69, 74, 89 Laabs, Ann 24, 61, 64, 66, 85 Laabs, Brian 69, 82 Laabs, Brian 16 Laabs, Daniel 24, 64, 82 Laabs, Janelle 24, 59, 61, 64, 65, 67, 117 Laabs, Lisa 18, 68 Laabs, Lori 89 Laabs, Mark 89 Laabs, Rita 89 Laabs, Ruth 89 Laabs, Steve 117 Lambrecht, Susan 18, 68 Larson, Brian 67, 82 Larson, Jeff 16 Latzke, David 69 Latzke, John 69, 85 Latzke, Steven 18 Legg, Cory 85 Legg, Tony 18 Lehman, Daniel 18 Lehman, Dennis 18 Lehman, Matt 20, 30, 32, 54, 75, 76, 98, 109, 117 Lehman, Will 32, 74, 98 Lenertz, Ken 89 Lenzen, Randy 89 Leonard, Mark 61, 85 Leonard, Mary 18, 58, 101 Leonard, Pat 20, 32, 75, 76, 117 Liebhard, Bob 66, 69, 82 Liebhard, Linda 89 Liebhard, Mike 16 Lieske, Karen 39, 64, 85 Logelin, Jon 45 Louback, Dilson 20, 31, 32 Lovich, Milen 45 Lundborg, Peter 69, 82 Lundborg, Scott 69, 117 Lynch, Cheryl 65, 68, 82 Lynch, Frank 32, 72, 73, 94 117 Lynch, Peter 32, 89 Mabee, Jayne 24, 37, 59, 66, 78, 89, 101 McCall, Brian 18 McConnell, Keith 24, 59, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 89, 94, 104 McCormick, Geri 89 McCormick, Laurie 31, 73, 89 McCue, Joe 24, 61, 67, 89 McOmber, Kay 45, 59 Mager, Tammy 64, 85 Mahoney, Mark 20 Malin, Beth 24, 54, 58, 63, 64, 78, 89, 101 Malin, Mary Dawn 20, 31, 117 Malz, Janet 67, 117 Malz, Robert 64, 82 Manthe, Julie 24, 59, 107, 117 Manthe, Karen 31, 54, 58, 64, 75, 85 Manthe, Kay 59, 64, 65, 117 Manthe, Lori 64, 78, 79, 89, 101 Mapes, Karrie 85 Mapes, Ken 89 Mapes, Kevin 82, 89 Meger, Emil 69, 85 Meger, Glen 24, 56, 62, 64, 72, 85, 94 Meger, Janet 117 Meger, Joe 16 Meger, Rita 82 Meger, Sharon 16, 27, 97 Meger, Tom 18 Meierbachtol, Dale 18 Meierbachtol, Don 69, 89 Mellgren, Matt Mellgren, Wanda 18, 24, 97 Meyer, Brad 85 Meyer, Brent 18 Meyer, Wayne Miller, Chris 24, 64, 65, 66, 80, 89 Miller, Christine 18, 62, 68 Miller, Gerald 45 Miller, Jeff 16 Miller, Judy 26, 56, 67, 85, 97 Miller, Kim 18 Miller, Robert 35, 36, 56, 94, 118 Miller, Stephanie 37, 66, 80, 85, 97 Miller, Tom 30, 32, 72, 98, 108, 109, 118 Miller, Yvonne 16 Moody, Gayl 55, 65, 68, 82 Moore, LaVonne 45 Morris, Melissa 18 Morrison, Jean 118 Morrison, Tammy 20 Murphy, Beth 18, 97 Murphy, Greg 85, 94 Murphy, Jerome 18 Murphy, Joe 35, 89, 94 Murphy, Mary Pat 48 Murphy, Terry 18 Murphy, Tim 66, 118 Murphy, Tom 32, 54, 59, 66, 67, 89 Neisen, Colin 16 Neisen, Dan 69, 85 Neisen, Dennis Neisen, John 18 Neisen, Lorie 34, 65, 68, 82, 97 Newell, Michael 41 Newell, Mike 16 Noll, Alan Nolte, Cindy 27, 64, 80, 85, 101 Nolte, Karen 64, 65, 67, 118 Nordlof, Fred 20, 24, 59, 63, 64, 118 Nyblom, Jeff 69, 82 O'Brien, David 16 O'Brien, Dennis 16, 55 O'Brien, Gene 77, 85 O'Brien, Greg 18 O'Brien, James 72, 74, 83, 94 O'Brien, John 16, 55 O'Brien, Mike 32, 98, 118 O'Brien, Nancy 24, 26, 66, 78, 79, 85, 101, 109 O'Brien, Pat 45 O'Brien, Pat 75, 98, 107, 118 O'Brien, Robert 82 O'Brien, Suzanne 18, 55 O'Donoghue, John 18 O'Donoghue, Kevin 119 O'Donoghue, Robert 16 O'Laughlin, Jim 16 O'Laughlin, Tim 46 O'Malley, Debbie 39, 46, 108, 109 O'Meara, Carole 48 O'Meara, Rosie 16, 24, 27, 55 Oestreich, Tracy 119 Oscarson, Neil 21 Oscarson, Terry 21 Ott, Joe 46 Otto, Annette 24, 26, 66, 78, 79, 85, 101 Otto, Cindy 119 Otto, Darrell 18 Otto Debbie 56, 85 Otto, Donna 64, 68, 85 Otto, Kevin 69 Otto LaNae 89 Overline, Alan 119 Overline, Tammy 39, 77, 85 Paukert, June 46 Paul, Mark 119 Paulsen, Scott 18 Pearson, Donald 89 Perkins, Charles 46 Perkins, Dan Perkins, David 17 Perkins, Deb 68, 83 Perkins, Rebecca 46 Personius, Mike 18 Personius, Teresa 83 Peterka, Janel 20, 24, 26, 27, 75, 107, 119 Peterson, Dick 32 Peterson, Glen 119 Peterson, Todd 32, 72, 89, 94 Planting, Denise 89 Planting, Greg 32, 59, 119 Plantz, Julie 89 Plonski, Jerome 32, 69, 74, 89 Plonski, Mike 64, 120 Plonski, Pat 35, 74, 85 Pudlitzke, Dale 47, 94 Raisler, Sally 47 Raleigh, Brian 17 Read, Roger 17 Rebers, Carol 89 Rebers, Dwight 24, 54, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 120 Reck, Duane Renne, Bonnie 64, 89, 106 Renne, John 69, 83 Renne, Pam 56, 85, 106 Renne, Scott 69, 83 Renne, Steve 69, 120 Riesgraf, Laura 97 Riesgraf, Sara 97 Rogers, Dan 35, 67, 83, 94 Roufs, Becky 67, 83 Roufs, Gary 67, 83 Roufs, Jill 120 Ruehling, Danny 17 Sampson, Betty Jo 17, 68, 97 Sauter, Lee 44, 78, 96, 97 Savage, Bob 74, 89 Savage, David 17 Savage, Diane 18, 55 Savage, Mary Jo 18, 68 Savage, Pauline 89 Savage, Rita Savage, Tony 69, 88, 89 Schaaf, Ed 32, 72, 85 Schaaf, Stacie 18, 68 Scherber, Dan 17 Schlicht, Dan 120 Schlingmann, Elaine 56, 120 Schlingmann, Michael 18 Schmidt, Allen 69, 85 Schmidt, Diane 89 Schmidt, Erwin 49 Schmidt, Gerry 48 Schmidt, Janet 120 Schmidt, Kerry 120 Schmidt, Nancy 54, 68, 85 Schmidt, Robert 69, 85 Schmidt, Ron 17 Schmidt, Roxanne 55, 58, 65, 68, 80, 83, 97 Schmidt, Sandy 17, 97 Schmit, Annette 66, 74, 85 Schmit, Margy 34, 36, 65, 68, 74, 83, 96, 97 Schmit, Rick 32, 72, 89, 98 Schmitt, Dale 83 Schmitz, Brian 69, 74, 83 Schmitz, Jody 17, 34, 36, 58, 68, 96, 97 Schneider, Romy 17 Schommer, Mary 120 Schroeder, Laurie 17 Schultz, Brian 18 Schultz, Carol 17 Schultz, Darrel 55, 69, 83 Schultz, Donald 77, 85 Schultz, Judy 68, 83 Schultz, Mark 74, 85 Schultz, Nancy 24, 64, 68, 85, 106 Schuneman, Pat 56, 67, 89 Schuneman, Rosalie 48 Schwartz, Kevin 17 Schwartz, Mike 32, 67, 90 Schwartz, Pat 41 Schwartz, Terry 18 Scott, Terry 18 Seaver, Curt 17 Seaver, Jean Seaver, Randy 90 Seaver, Ron 69, 83, 94, 95 Sellnow, Jeff 24, 30, 32, 33, 59, 64, 74, 90, 98 Sellnow, Linda 37, 64, 78, 80, 85 Sellnow, Mark 83 Sellnow, Susan 37, 78, 90 Sexton, Valerie 17, 27 Sherlock, Jean 63 Sherlock, Liz 31, 121 Siegle, Dave 69, 74, 90 Siegle, Jeff 18 Siegler, Chris 18 Siegler, Sue 17, 34, 97 Siemon, Terry 35, 65, 72, 73, 90 Smith, Danny 17 Smith, Terl 61, 67, 83 Soller, Bob 32, 75, 90, 94 Soller, Dave 49 Sons, Brenda 18 Sons, Ricky 17 Spellacy, John 49 Steen, Mark 83 Steinessen, Jenny 17, 97 Steinhaus, Addie Steinhaus, Kathy 17, 24, 26 Steinhaus, Kay 24, 31, 67, 73, 90 Steinhaus, Kelly 18, 24, 55 Steinhaus, Kim 24, 56, 58, 59, 62, 64, 65, 121, 130 Stier, Brad 69, 72, 85 Stier, Gary Stier, Gene 69 Stier, Jane 90 Stier, Karen 37, 39, 90, 101 Stier, Robert Stier, Scott 55, 69, 72, 83 Stier, Sherry 107, 121 Stier, Susan 17 Stier, Tim 32, 74, 90 Stimpson, Brian 121 Stimpson, Sheila 86 Stimpson, Tammy 68, 80, 83, 101 Strom, Deanna 17 Strom, Debbie 18 Stumpf, Sue 24, 56, 121 Swenson, Eric 32, 77, 86 Swenson, Linda 66, 90 Swenson, Skip 64, 66, 74, 83, 94 Taylor, Dan 69, 121 Taylor, David 121 Taylor, Duane 18 Taylor, Susan 64, 86 Tchouban, Dawn 18 Tesch, Cheryl 56, 121 Tesch, Dale 69, 83 Terrio, Margret 17 Thelen, Cliff 47 Thomason, Lana 17, 34, 58, 96, 97 Thomason, Larry 69, 83 Thomason, Lila 59, 90 Tiegs, Cheryl 65, 68, 83 Tillquist, Kristi 24, 65, 83 Townsend, Dana 24, 26, 62, 64, 65, 66, 75, 86 Townsend, Danny 17 Traxler, Carol 17, 68 Traxler, Joe 18 Traxler, Kathy 83 Traxler, Paul 86 Trost, Brian 90 Trost, Michelle 90 Vatthauer, Beth 39, 65, 83 Velishek, Justine 17, 68 Voss, Joe 18 Voss, Lori 37, 80, 86 Voss, Sandy 63, 90 Voss, Schelly 83 Wagner, Ken 69, 121 Wagner, Lori 18 Walton, Cindi 78, 90 Walton, Valerie 24, 56, 57, 59, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65, 78, 104, 122 Wann, Art 47 Wawrzyniak, Randy 32, 56, 69, 72, 74, 90, 94 Wawrzyniak, Rick 32, 59, 75, 90, 94 Weldon, Carolyn 39, 66, 80, 83, 97 Weldon, Cornelia 48 Weldon, Jane 18 Weldon, Katie 54, 56, 122 Weldon, Mike 64, 86, 106 Wenisch, Bevy Lou 47, 58 Wilhelmi, Sylvia 37, 47, 101 Winterfeldt, Jerome 69, 122 Witt, Gary 83 Witt, Jane 122 Witt, Jean 122 Witt, Julie 18 Witt, Patti 31, 75, 109, 122 Witthuhn, Wayne 18 Wolf, Ken 86 Wolf, Rick 18 Wolff, Jeff 17 Zabel, Dennis 86 Zell man, Loren 75, 76, 122 Zurn, Sam 24, 55, 65, 83 Zweber, Ellen 24, 37, 56, 60, 61, 62, 64, 104, 122 Zweber, James 24, 35, 56, 64, 86, 94, 106 Zweber, Jane 34, 55, 65, 68, 97 The yearbook staff and all the students at Belle Plaine High School want to thank the following business people for their support of this book. 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Meat is our speciality 121 North Willow 873-2848 DON'S BARBER SHOP 106 South Meridian For appointment call 873-6700 BUSZMANN LAWN AND GARDEN AND SNOW REMOVAL Your grass is our business John 873-6135 Doug 873-6608 GOLDEN FOX RESTAURANT STANDARD STATION Hwy. 169 North 492-6002 BELLEVIEW RESTAURANT Salad Bar Served Twice Daily Open 7 Days A Week Chicken to go is our speciality 873-6577 BELLE PLAINE CO-OPERATIVE 820 East Main Feed 873-5500 Fertilizer 873-6421 DON'S BAR Don and Bev, Prop. 117 North Meridian 873-9202 KRANT'S BAR RUSTIC ROOM 101 East Main 873-6810 SIEMON IMPLEMENT John Deere Sales and Service Hwy. 169 873-2225 WILLIAM'S STUDIO Gaylord, Minnesota 237-2311 WILLIAM M. CHARD REALTY Real Estate Meridian At Main 873-6914 DR. D. E. SCHNEIDER CHIROPRACTOR 200 West Main 873-6370 H. E. WESTERMAN LUMBER COMPANY 218 North Meridian 873-2868 VALLEY PROCESSORS, INC. 873-2246 425 West Beaver Street Belle Plaine STATE BANK OF BELLE PLAINE Helping you change things for the better. 201 West Main 873-2296 DR. ROGER HALLGREN M.D. Office 337 S. Meridian 873-2276 THE RED DOOR BAR Good luck to the Class of 1979 125 North Meridian 873-9282 PRAIRIE FARM SUPPLY, INC. 115 West Church 873-5535 NORWESCO INC. Belle Plaine Division 873-2231 M. JAMES DALY TAX SERVICE AND ACCOUNTING Daly Office Building 119 West Main 873-2213 THE SHOP Complete Commercial Art Printing Service 121 South Meridian 873-6819 ERV'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 615 East Park 873-6200 CAR-CO AUTO PARTS 116 East Church 873-2800 L L SKELLY OIL 913 East Main 873-6668 BELLE PLAINE HERALD Printers and Publishers Commercial Printing Since 1874 Belle Plaine Herald Since 1882 A. W. (TONY) ZWEBER New York Life Insurance Co. Life, Health, Disability, Group Insurance, Annuities Pension Plans Office 103 North Meridian 873-6924 THE END The TIGERIAN staff hopes you enjoyed our crossword puzzles. Did you know all the answers? Thank you to Wil- liam's Studio of Redwood Falls and John Smith of Josten's American Yearbook Company for their help in produc- ing our book. We appreciate the understanding of our administration and faculty on picture taking days . We also value Mr. Heitkamp and his photographers for helping us meet our deadlines. A special thanks to all the Belle Plaine business people who helped finance this book. We can't forget one special lady, our advisor Bev Wenisch. Thank you for your patience, insight, and inspiration. Good luck with Little W and we will miss you. —The 1979 Staff