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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

198C TlieiECIIAN BELLE PLAINE HIGH SCHOOL BELLE PLAINE, MINNESOTA VOLUME XXVIII Editors Jenny Cote' Mary Devine Seniors Bill Koepp Jeff Sellnow Juniors Mary Bigaouette Kim Devine Sophomores Rochelle Fogarty Roxanne Schmidt Freshmen Carol Hennen Mary Leonard Eighth Jody Schmitz Lana Thomason Seventh Steph Kellogg Cindy McCall Photographers Tim Beck Jenny Cote' Troy Fogarty Kathy Gregory Kent Heitkamp Beth Malin Advisor Mary Blumhoefer z appoap Aiau p jo 6uiuui6aq aqj daring to begin. -Ware To know how to wait is the great secret of success. DeMaistre 9 10 From the end springs a new beginning. -Pliny Triumphing at last. SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT: Bnan Witt. Ricky Murphy. Craig Moms. Pat Newell. Shawn Miller. John Winterfeldt. Jell Latzke MIDDLE: Mike Roberts. Wayne Ruehling. Scott Reck. Greg Schmit, Gary Kechely. James Seaver. Colin Krecklau. BACK: Paul Jeffrey, Donny Zweber. Chris Meyer. Glenn Renne. Tim Traxler. Charles Koepp, Bob Kruschke, Richard Halquist. SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT: Laurie Liebhard. Le Ann Johnson. Jane Laabs, Desi Swenson, Sarah Monarty, Amy Townsend. Camille O'Bnen. MIDDLE: Laura Tietz. Janet Liebhard. Brad Latzke. Jon Roufs, Mike Nelsen. Julie Riesgraf. BACK: Dawn Sullivan. Lisa Kankelfitz. Tony Raddatz, Steve Smith. Brent Koepp. Brian Schmidt. Gary Planting. 16 SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT: Scott Bergs. Phil Hennen, Bill Fogarty, Loren Edberg. Sherry Bartholomew. Eileen Wolf. SECOND ROW: Paul Guertin. Monica Hartman. Cathy Chard. Came O'Meara. Nola Heitkamp. Steph Kellogg. Brenda Nyblom. Bruce Gruetzmacher. THIRD ROW Rex Ernst. Susan Entiger. Carmen Fuchs. Cindy McCall. Becky Gregory. Sara Malin. Donna Edblom. Annette Bauleke BACK: Chris Albrecht. Joe Glisczmski. Billy Joe Fahey. Clay Busch. Jody Blaha. Carrie Palmer. Kari Lockrem. 17 EIGHTH GRADE: FRONT: Ruth Clark. Bev EHertz. Gary Boschee. Greg Boschee, Doug Giles. Joel Bahr. Bobby Edblom. MIDDLE: Scott Felt. Bernadette Gregory, Carmelle Clausen. Brenda Fuchs. Jane Bigaouette, Ann Buesgens. John Dvorak. BACK: Tim Denzer, Bnan Busch, Mike Daly. Jeff Fogarty, Joe Dvorak. Paul Buesgens. Bnan Fahey, Kelly Fahey. EIGHTH GRADE: FRONT: Sharon Iones, Carl Hennen, Rosie O'Meara, Sharon Meger, Susie Hartmann, Debbie James, Stuart Hainer. Kirk Hardwick, Gary Heutmaker. SECOND ROW: Jenny Monarty. Mandy Hene. Vicki Hoelz. Heidi Harsh, Jill Hoelz, Jean Hennen, Yvonne Miller. Robert O'Donoghue. THIRD ROW: Bnan Laak . Mike Newell, Matt Hartman. Jeff Larson, Jeff Miller, David O'Bnen. Mark Klehr, Mike Liebhard, Louis Koepp. BACK: Dennis O'Bnen, Damn Kapphahn, Mike Jeffnes, John O'Bnen. Joe Meger. Colin Neisen. Jim O'Laughlin. EIGHTH GRADE: FRONT: Mary Pack. Carol Schultz, Romi Schneider, Betty Jo Sampson, Kevin Schwartz, Justin Velishek. SECOND ROW: Deanna Strom, Susan Siegler, Jody Schmitz, Lana Thomason. Susan Stier, Sarah Riesgraf, Dave Perkins, Curtis Seaver. THIRD ROW: David Savage. Ron Schmidt. Dan Ruehling, Sandi Schmidt. Lauri Schroeder, Jenny Stemessen, Valene Sexton. Ricky Sons. BACK: Allison Schwab. Bnan Raleigh, Jeff Wolff. Dan Smith, Carol Traxler, Dan Townsend. Margaret Terrio. Look out senior high here we come! What is it like to be a freshman? A freshman year is a year filled with good times as well as bad times. It is ending our years at the junior high and beginning our new years at the senior high. It is saying goodbye to igneous rocks and hello to pigs and sharks. We will miss Mrs. O'Meara's giggles over the intercom, and Mr. Clymer's detention room. We will miss all of our lyceums and being the hot shots of the school. We will miss all of these things but are looking forward to three fun filled years yet to come! Barlage. Kathy Bessel, Amy Bigaouette. Connie Blaha, Amy Borgardt, Lone Busch. Charlie Capaul. Janice Clark. Willy Duffy. Pat Edblom. Emery Edblom. Mark Effertz. Jean Evers. Jay Finch. Anne Fogarty. Bob French. Janelle Gregory. Johanna Gebhardt, Karen Gebhardt. Sharon Giles. Shelly Harms, Dave Hennen, Carol Herrmann. Bob Herrmann, Kathy Heutmaker, Donna Johnson. Adam Johnson. Enk Jump, Mark Klehr. John Koenig. Joann Koenig. Mary Carol Koepp, Bryan Koepp. Lisa Krecklau, Censse Laabs, Lisa Lambrecht. Susan 19 Legg. Tony Lehman. Daniel Lehman. Dennis Leonard. Mary Malz, Michelle Martin. Melanie McCall. Brian McConnell. Lee McConnell. Jim Meger. Tom Mellgren. Wanda Paul Bauleke Floyd. Bohlman Joe Burmeister Alan Carey Chris Fntz Cindy Halquist Steve Hoover Steve Baynes Meyer, Brent Miller. Chris Miller, Kim Moms, Melissa Mueller. Connie Murphy. Elizabeth Murphy. Jerome Murphy. Terry Neisen, John O'Bnen. Greg O'Brien. Suzanne O’Donoghue. John Oestreich. Allen I i. GARY WOLPERN October 5, 1964 February 3, 1980 Gary's time with us lasted only fifteen years. Al- though his time was short, we came to know him as a person who could always brighten your day. We will always remember him as a dear friend to all that knew him. 20 Siegler. Chns Sons. Brenda Stier. Larry Strom. Debbie Taylor. Duane Otto. Darrel Otto. Steve Personius, Mike Reck, Duane Riesgraf, Laura Savage. Diane PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Steve Latzke Dale Meierbachtol Mike Schhngman Terry Scott left Siegle loe Traxler Donald Wolter 24 Juniors go through crisis Juniors, the middle age crisis. We are old enough to push, yet young enough to get pushed. Decisions are constantly being demanded from us. Who will buy our magazines for the magazine sale? What will we do after high school? What will be the prom theme and colors? Most of us made it through the year without losing our minds. Over $7,000 in magazines were sold, the most ever. Prom went smoothly, and most of us still don't know what we ll do after graduation. But then we ll have something to think about next year during lectures in political science. Bahr. Jerome Bauleke, Kevin Bigaouette, Mary Brahee. Maureen Buesgens. Joe Burtis, Kalli Capaul. Joe Capaul, Suzanne Carey. Tamara Carlson. David Carlson. Sandy Carlson. Steve Claeys. Colleen Clausen. Cathy Dahlke. Knsta Denzer, Michael Devine, Ann Devine. Dale Devine. Kim Effertz. Bonnie Enckson, 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 Giock. Mary Goettl, Laune Hallgren. Steve Harms. Laura Hartman. Mark Heitkamp. Kent Henderson. Doug Hennen. Cindy Hennen. Judy Hennen. Suzanne Herrmann. Tern Hoover. Ethan 26 James, Tony Iones, David Jones, Lon Kellogg. Laune Kerkow. Jeff Keup. Jerry Koemg, Cindy Koenig. Jean Koenig. Richard Koepp. Albert Koepp. Suzanne Kruschke, Hal Legg. Cory Leonard, Mark Lieske. Karen Mager. Tammy Manthe. Karen Meger. Emil Meger, Glen Meyer. Brad Miller. Judy Miller. Steph O'Bnen. Gene O'Bnen. Nancy Otto. Annette Otto. Debbie Otto. Donna Overhne, Tammy Plonski. Pat Renne, Pam Schaaf. Ed Schmidt. Mary Kay Schmidt. Nancy Schmidt. Robert Schmit, Annette Schultz. Donald Schultz. Mark Schultz. Nancy Sellnow. Linda Stier. Brad Stimpson. Sheila Swenson, Enc 27 Taylor. Susan Townsend. Dana Traxler, Paul Weldon. Mike Wolf. Ken Zabel. Dennis Zweber, James N°T ,� SHOWN J X Karen Blaha Ken Glisczinski Allen Hanson John Koepp John Latzke Greg Murphy Dan Neisen Dennis Neisen Kevin Otto Allen Schmidt Robert Stier 28 Cheaper by the dozen? Hail, nor rain, nor sleet or snow will keep these mailcames from their duties. 29 Sophomores ‘The Class of 1982 Our sophomore year was filled with ... our first year of Homecoming ... getting a float ready and not being able to drive it through ... sophomore girls being dedicated the movie “10 ... ordering class rings ... be- ing asked to prom ... having our Drivers License .... sophomore skip day night par- ty with eight people showing up. Albrecht. Aaron Albrecht. Joe Anderson. Todd Bauleke. Lynda Bauman. Laurie Baynes. Mary Bergs. Wendy Bigaouette, Roxanne Blaha. Mary Brown. Shan Buesgens, Duane Buesgens, Mike Buesgens, Nora Bums. Polly Busch. Kim Busch. Shelly Carbon. Pat Chard, Paul Christiansen, Robb Clausen. Colleen Delgehausen, Nancy Devine. Carol Dvorak. Marty Fahey. Barb Fahey. Kns Fogarty, Brian Fogarty, Bndget Fogarty, Jo Ann Fogarty. Rochelle Fuchs. Wanda Galles. Barry Giles, Wanda Glisczmski. Ramona Goetz. Dennis Grannis, Lynne Gruetzmacher, Brian Hanson. Pat Hartmann, Joe Hennen. Kathy Herrmann. Dan 30 1. What month Playboy are you looking at Bosko? Hillstrom, Greg Hoelz. Butch Holz, Curt Ince, Robert Johnson, Wendi Karg. Lynn Karrutz, Robin Klehr, Rick Koepp. Dorothy Koepp. Janel Koepp, Kerry Koepp, Wayne Krant. Rick Kroells, Jett Krueger. Scott Kruschke, Kan Kucera, Joanne Laabs. Brian Larson, Bnan Latzke, David Lundborg, Peter Lynch. Cheryl Malz. Robert Meger, Rita Moody. Gayle Nelsen. Lorie Nyblom, Jett O'Bnen. James O Bnen. Robert Perkins. Deb Personius, Teresa Renne. Scott Rogers. Dan Routs, Gary Route, Becky Schmidt, Roxanne Schmit. Margy Schmitt. Dale Schmitz. Bnan Schultz. Darrell 31 Schultz, ludy Sea ver, Ron Sellnow, Mark Smith, Ten Steen. Mark Stier, Gene Stier, Scott Stimpson. Tammy Swenson. Skip Tesch, Dale Thomason, Larry Tiegs, Cheryl Tillquist. Knsti Traxler, Kathy Vatthauer. Beth Voss. Schelly Weldon, Carolyn Witt. Gary Zum. Sam Zweber. Ian ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Mary Hartman, Daniel Laabs. Bob Liebhard, Su- zanne Fabel. Gene Bohlman. Mike Capaul. Greg, do bad boys always sit in the comer? 32 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT: Mary Hartman. Jody Schmitz. Susie Siegler. Shelly Busch. Lone Nelsen 1:11 Hoelz. MIDDLE: Pat Carlson. Steve Carlson. Mark Hartman. Dave Carlson. Bnan Fogarty. BACK: Terry Siemon. Scott Hallgren. Mike Fogarty. Terry Denzer. Jim Zweber, Coach Clymer. Cross Country does well The 1979 cross country teams had a very good year. At the conference meet both the boy's and the girl's teams placed third. At the District meet, the boys placed second and the girls placed third. Jody Schmitz and Dave Carlson were named to the All-District team. Jody placed eighth and Dave placed eleventh. All the starters for the girl's team will be back next year. The boy’s team will only lose one senior, Joe Murphy, who was an excellent team leader. The 1980 season looks good for both of these young teams. 33 34 GIRL'S CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT Sarah Riesgraf. Monica Hartman. Julie Riesgral. Debbie lames. Susie Hatrmann. BACK: Jody Schmitz. Shelly Busch, Mary Hartman. Susie Siegler. Lone Nelsen. Jill Hoelz. Anne Finch. BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY: FRONT: Chris Siegler. Jerome Murphy. JeH Siegle. Pat Carlson. Dave Carlson. Bnan Fogarty. Rob O'Bnen. BACK: Scott Hallgren. Mark Hartman. Mike Fogarty. Steve Carlson. Terry Denzer. Terry Siemon. Pat Plonski. Jim Zweber 35 Volleyball has enjoyable season The 1979 girl's volleyball team played excellent at the start of the season, but they seemed to have a mid-season low. The girls had an overall record of 5-11, and a conference record of 2-5. Having a lot of fun, the girls improved quite a bit making it an enjoyable season. The team will have many good people coming back next year, so it promises to be a good season. The team only lost three seniors. Janel Koepp and Karen Stier were our All-Con- ference selections. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Mary Leonard Linda Sellnow lanel Koepp Marqy Schmit Carolyn Weldon Laura Harms Suzanne Koepp Karen Laeske Tammy Overline Maureen Brahee Tern Herrmann Mary Kay Schmidt Steph Miller Coach Wilhelmi Jayne Mabee Karen Stier Sue Sellnow VOLLEYBALL SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY Cleveland 2 1 Montgomery 0 2 Waterville 2 1 Jordan 0 2 Arlington 0 2 Le Sueur 2 0 Le Center 0 2 Bethlehem Academy 1 2 Mankato Loyola 2 1 Minnesota Deaf 2 0 Dodge Center 1 2 Waterville 1 2 Arlington 1 2 Henderson 1 2 Norwood 0 2 Le Sueur 0 2 DISTRICTS Minnesota Deaf 2 0 Bethlehem Academy 1 2 36 Tennis team takes Districts The girl's tennis team with new coach Pat O'Brien, had a very successful year. Their record was 10-5. There was no MRC championship this year because of the lack of teams participating. The girls then ad- vanced to the District Tournament. They became Dis- trict Champions by beating Le Center 4-1, and Le- Sueur 3-2. During district individual play Kathy Gregory placed first and Annette Otto placed sec- ond in singles play. Nancy O'Brien and Lori Manthe placed second in doubles play. These girls advanced to the Region meet the following week. The team also advanced to Regions, where they lost to SPA by a score of 0-5. Kathy Gregory went on to place third in the regions singles play. TENNIS TALLIES OPPONENT WE THEY New Prague 3 2 Le Center 3 2 Northfield 1 4 Prior Lake 5 0 Shattuck 5 0 Le Sueur 2 3 Granite Falls 2 3 Cannon Falls 4 1 Le Sueur 2 3 Le Center 3 2 St. Peter 3 2 Prior Lake 5 DISTRICTS 0 Le Center 4 1 Le Sueur 3 REGIONS 2 St. Paul Academy 0 5 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: loAnn Fogarty. Lori Manlhe. Ann Devine, Coach Pal O'Brien. Mary Devine. Kathy Gregory. Nancy O'Bnen. Annette Otto. 37 Junior Varsity Tennis: Rochelle Fogarty, Maureen Fogarty, Sandy Carlson, ludy Miller, Sharon Meger. Nora Buesgens. lane Bigaouette. Coach Pal O'Brien 38 B SQUAD VOLLEYBALL: FRONT: Johanna Gregory. Donna Sellnow. Shan Brown. Lynda Bauleke. Dorothy Koepp Beth Vatthauer. Jean Eflertz. Kathy Hennen. Amy Bessel. Kim Miller. MIDDLE: Melanie Martin. Janice Capul. Carol Hennen. Suzanne O'Bnen. Robin Kamtiz. Jane Weldon. Melissa Morris. Suzanne Fabel. BACK: Censse Krecklau. Donna Heutmaker. Diane Savage, Kathy Barlage, Doris WoestehoH. 39 40 41 Homecoming — Class of 1980 Homecoming began with activities planned for each day of the week. On Tuesday, students showed their spirit by wearing hats and buttons, and buying donuts that the cheerleaders sold during the lunch hours. Wednesday and Thursday were dress-up days. Wednesday students wore 50's outfits, while on Thursday they became sophisticated by wearing suits and dresses. Then came the suspense of coronation. The six couples and the Junior Royalty were escorted to the stage by the music of Flight Inc. Julie Johnson and Rick Schmit emceed the program and presented soloist Scott Burtis, and guest speaker Mr. Robert Geyen. Retiring King Matt Lehman, gave his farewell speech and announced Tom Murphy as our new King. Mary Dawn Malin retiring Queen, was then called upon to crown the new Queen. After a brief good-bye, she crowned Carmen Bigaouette as the 1979-80 Homecoming Queen. Friday was red and white day. There was an afternoon pepfest downtown to get the fans and players ready for the evenings game against the Jordan Hubmen. The Tigers were victorious over the Hubmen by a score of 14-8. A dance with music provided by Gemini Sun ended the fun filled week. 42 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Sitting: Donna leftnes. Gloria Hene. Ion Ploetz. Queen Carmen Bigaouette. King Tom Murphy. Shannon Smith, Laune McCormick. Karen Keup, Karen Hillestad. Standing: Bill Koepp, Dave Halbmaier, Pete Bigaouette, Pete Fogarty, Todd Peterson. Rick Schmit and lull© Johnson were Guest speaker was Mr. Robert Geyen. Scott Burtis sang We May never pass this way the evening s emcees. again. 1 -2. The senior float is pulled by a truckload of senior football players. 3. The juniors Big Red machine will make Hubba Bubba out of the Hubmen. 4 The sophomores were out to kill the Hubmen. 43 Fall Musical . . . “Brigadoon’’ The Drama Guild presented Brigadoon a magical town that comes to life only once every hundred years. Many long hours of practice, patience, and devotion made this year's musical a very impressive production. -CAST- Tommy Albnght-Scott Bunts, Fiona McLaren-Karen Keup, Jeff Douglas-Keith McConnell, Meg Brockie-Beth Malin, Andrew McLaren-Terry Kucera, Jean McLaren-Chris Miller, Charlie Dalrymple-Bill Koepp, Mr. Lundie- Scott Hallgren, Archie Beaton-Jeff Sellnow, Harry Beaton-Mike Weldon, Angus McGuffie-Mark Anderson, Sandy Dean-Jim Zweber, Stuart Dalrymple-Glen Meger, Jane Ashton-Ann Devine, Frank-Don Effertz. Addition- al Townsfolk: Laurie Kellogg, Sandy Carlson, Karen Hillestad, Karen Manthe, Julie Johnson, Joanne Kucera, Nancy Delgehausen, Sam Zurn, Jean Koenig, Wendi Johnson, Dana Townsend, Steve Carlson, Stan Swenson, Steve Hallgren, Jim O'Laughlin, Kristi Tillquist, Laurie Goettle, Karen Lieske, Nora Buesgens, Tony James, Joe Buesgens, Jerry Keup, Darcy Andresen, Jean Effertz, Kris Fahey, Kim Devine. -ORCHESTRA- Lon Jones, Maureen Fogarty, Lynne Grannis, Kalli Burtis, Mary Devine, Teri Smith, Shari Brown, Sara Malin, Donna Jeffries, Laura Riesgraf, Kathy Hennen, Jeff Kerkow, David Jones, Tom Murphy, Kirk Hardwick, Larry Stier, Jayne Mabee, Kelly Fahey, Paul Jeffrey, Scott Bergs, Wanda Mellgren, Colin Kreklau, Sarah Riesgraf, Dennis O'Brien, Bag Pipes-Ron Wallace. DIRECTOR-lrvin Kuch, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR-Charles Boody. BUSINESS MANAGERS-Nancy Boody and Reinhold Hofmann, SET MANAGER-Ron Hawkins. COSTUME MISTRESS-Becky Perkins, CHOREO- GRAPHER-Debra Sampson. CREWS: FRONT: Maureen Brahee ludy Miller. Steph Miller. Anne Gaffney. Lynda Bauleke. Annette Schmit. Mary Kay Schmidt. BACK: Pete Bigaouette. Kevin Bauleke. Eric Swenson. Albert Koepp. Mark Hartman. Curt Galles. Rick Wawrzyniak. 47 Tigers post best record The 1979 football Tigers had a very successful season this past year. The team finished with an impressive 10-1 record. This record gave the Tigers the best record in Belle Plaines history. In non-conference play, the Tigers outscored their opponents 48- 0. Beginning conference play against a newcomer to the MRC, Mankato Loyola, the Tigers defeated them 21-14 and went on to be undefeated in conference play. Winning the conference title enabled the Tigers to enter an inter- conference game against Watertown-Mayer, who they defeated 12- 7, and advanced to the state play-offs. Traveling to Gaylord, the Tigers took on the Spartans, but lost 19-3. Gaylord then went on to win the State Championship. All-Conference honors went to seniors Pete Fogarty, Dave Halb- maier, Stan Haag, Jeff Sellnow, and Rick Koepp. Pete Bigaouette and Randy Wawrzyniak received honorable mention. TAGER’S TALLIES OPPONENT WE THEY Delano 27 0 Wells-Easton 21 0 Mankato Loyola 21 14 Le Sueur 13 6 Jordan 14 8 Montgomery 47 0 Le Center 27 14 Arlington- Green Isle 39 6 Norwood- Young America 21 10 Playoffs Watertown-Mayer 12 7 Gaylord 9 19 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front: Keith Kuhl Mike Hartmann. Bill Koepp. Stan Haag, Lee Bessel. Randy Wawrzyniak. Rick Schmit, Will Lehman. Todd Peterson, Jell Sellnow. SECOND ROW: Rick Wawrzyniak. Dave Halbmaier. Bob Kuehn, Randy Koepp. Rick Koepp. Peter Lynch. Tim Stier. lerry Plonski. Pete Fogarty. Mike Schwartz. THIRD ROW: Tom Murphy. Cory Legg. Don Elfertz. Kent Heitkamp. Pete Bigaouette. Joe Buesgens. Glen Meger. Mark Schultz. Paul Fogarty, Tim Beck. FOURTH ROW: Ed Schaaf. Tony James. Doug Henderson. Hal Kruschke. Jerome Bahr. Curt Galles. Steve Hallgren, Jerry Keup, Mike Denzer. BACK: Mark Anderson. Coach Sauter, Coach Henderson, Coach Peterson. Joe Albrecht. 48 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Laune McCormick, lenny Cote. Annette Schmit, Karen Keup. Beth Malm, Wendy Bergs, Laurie Kellogg, Karen Manthe. ALL -CONFERENCE SELECTIONS: FRONT: Pete Bigaouette. Jell Sellnow. Dave Halbmaier. BACK: Pete Fogarty. Stan Haag, Randy Wawrzyniak. Rick Koepp. 49 At the Parents' Night game the Tigers won the Minnesota River Conference championship with a 9 0 record. One Act Won 1 The District 13A champion one act cast placed third in Region 4A competition held at Archbishop Brady High School in St. Paul. Interpretation of this difficult material showed much sensitivity on the part of these students. Not only lines-but total concept were very clear, commented one regional judge of The Octogenerian. The cast members included Bill Koepp who received the best actor award at district contest, Terry Kucera, Kathy Gregory, Kim Devine, Mark Anderson, Donna Jefferies, Julie Johnson, Scott Burtis, and Beth Malin. Mrs. Deb O'Malley was play director, and assisted by Jill Johnson. Terry dramatically eats his finger. Beth and Julies new fad diet leaves lips as red as blood, skin as white as snow, and eyes . .. The band practices marching for the Homecoming football game. Merry Music Makers Music Makers af BPHS have been noted ior their accomplishments throughout the year. Spirits of Tiger teammates were lifted during the sports season with encouragement from the pep band. The concert band stepped to the beat of the music by marching for Homecoming, the Halloween parade and the St. Patrick's Day parade. They presented three concerts for the public and received three out of a possible three stars at the District Large Group Contest. Out of the nine participants that received stars at the District Solo and Ensamble contest, four received stars at the Regional State competition. Flight Inc. took part in two pop concerts and starred in the District and Re- gional State ensamble contests. The Stage Band pro- vided music for junior and senior high dances to help fund their trips to the St. Cloud State campus during mini-courses, and the Eau Claire Jazz Festival. These accomplishments are why BPHS loves to strike up the band. FLIGHT INC. Mr. Irv Kuch FRONT ROW: Nancy O'Brien, Julie Johnson. Kim Devine, Lon Jones. Jayne Mabee. Annette Otto. Kalli Burtis, Kathy Hennen, Donna Jeffnes, Steph Miller. BACK ROW: Nora Buesgens, Tom Murphy, Mike Schwartz. David Jones. Scott Burtis. Curtis Galles, Myron Bratsch, Terry Kucera, Mark Anderson, Keith McConnell. 55 FLUTES: loanne Kucera Annette Schmit ludy Miller Jean Eftertz Carolyn Weldon Laune Kellogg Chns Miller Dana Townsend Maureen Fogarty Colleen Claeys Sandy Carlson BRASS: Scott Burtis Wanda Mellgren Dorothy Koepp Robin Kamitz Greg Murphy Kevin Bauleke Myron Bratsch Mark Anderson Jayne Mabee Curtis Galles Terry Kucera Not pictured Skip Swenson SAXOPHONES: Annette Otto. Kathy Hen nen. Laura Riesgrat. Steph Miller. Donna Jef- tries. Bob Fogarty. Jett Kerkow. Mark lump. Scott Krueger, Bob Liebhard. Dave Grannis. Not pictured Rochelle Fogarty. Linda Swen- son. CLARINETS: Kathy Herrmann. Tern Smith. Nora Buesgens. Beth Murphy. Kalli Burtis. Mary Devine. Becky Routs, Nancy Delgehau- sen, Lynda Bauleke, Shan Brown. WOODWINDS: Julie Johnson. Lisa Fogarty. Lynne Grannis. Suzanne Fable. Ann Devine. 57 SENIOR HIGH CHOIR: FRONT: Kns Fahey, Nancy Schultz. Nora Buesgens. Karen Hillestad, Kim Krick, Tammy Mager, Darcy Andresen, Karen Lieske, Laune Bohlman, Knstie Tillquist, loAnn Fogarty, Dorothy Koepp, Polly Bums, Pam Renne. SECOND ROW: Mr. Boody. Jean Koenig, Susan Taylor. Lone Nelsen, Nancy Delgehausen, Carmen Bigaouette. Bonnie Renne, Karen Keup, Kalli Burtis. Mary Kay Schmidt. Ten Smith, Lon Manthe. Gayle Moody. Judy Schultz. Laune Kellogg, Roxanne Bigaouette, Janel Koepp. THIRD ROW: Wanda Fuchs. Wendi Johnson, Linda Sellnow. Laune Goettle. Mary Bigaouette, Cheryl Lynch, Curtis Galles, Keith McConnell. Don Eflertz, Stan Swenson. Scott Burtis. Tony James Butch Hoelz, Scott Krueger. Albert Koepp. Rick Krant, Todd Peterson, Sam Zum, Barb Fahey, Mary Glock. Karen Blaha, Lisa Fogarty. BACK: Sandy Carlson, Karen Manthe. Chris Miller, Joanne Kucera, Kathy Belter. Dave Carlson, Kevin Bauleke, Jim Zweber. Jeff Sellnow. Mark Anderson. Bob Malz. Duane Buesgens, Tom Murphy. Bill Koepp. Glen Meger. Mike Hartmann, Mike Weldon. Beth Malm, Beth Vatthauer, Glona Hene. Sue Sellnow, Cindy Hennen. Songs sung are superior The Vocal Department had a busy and successful year. In addition to three large group concerts and two small ensemble concerts, the students participated in district and state regional contests. The Senior High Choir, Men's Glee Club, and Women's Glee Club all received superior ratings in the large group contest. Only five supenor ratings were given, and Belle Plaine received three of them' The Choralairs received a supenor rating from one of the judges, and did well also. Small ensembles were particularly active this year with Madn- guys-and-gals being joined by a second mixed pop group. Unlim- ited. and a ninth grade girls pop group. Sunburst. Other ensem- bles were formed around the edges of these groups, most nota- bly a barbershop quartet that serenaded the track squad regularly. Three ensambles and five soloists received superior ratings at the distnct contest, and three of the soloists. Mark Anderson. Beth Malm, and Sandy Carlson received supenor ratings at the state re- gional contest. Two students were especially honored during the year. Mark An- derson was a member of the 1979-80 All-State Chorus, and was chosen as a soloist with that group. Later he was selected as a soloist for a special recital hour at the state music educators con- vention; an honor received by only eight students in the state. Sandy Carlson was chosen as a member of the 1980-81 All-State Chorus, and will participate dunng the summer with that group. Somehow, around the fnnges of all that activity 15 students (13 of whom were in the chorus) rehearsed and performed The Fantas- tic ks. Seniors took 7 of the 8 roles in that production, illustrating how much the 18 graduating chorus members will be missed. Keith McConnell. Karen Keup, Scott Burtis. and Terry Kucera had the lead roles in The Fantastic . 58 CHORALAIRS: Mr Boody Suzanne OBnen lean Eflertz Karen Gebhardt Donna Sellnow Lisa Koepp Beth Murphy Dawn Tchouban Kim Miller Lon Borgardt Cindy Halquist Mary lo Savage Amy Blaha Carol Hennen Stacy Schaaf Amy Bessel lane Weldon Janice Capaul 59 MADRI GUYS AND GALS: FRONT: Chris Miller, Karen Keup, Laurie Kellogg, MIDDLE: Sandy Carlson, Kalli Burtis, Dana Townsend. Beth Malm. BACK: Mike Hartmann. Mark Anderson, Scott Burtis. Bill Koepp. Keith McConnell. Glen Meger. Ann Devine receives an Outstanding Speaker Award. Two go to State Speech This year the speech had two advance to state competi- tion. They were Kalli Burtis in Extemp. Reading and Ann Devine in Original Oratory. Kalli placed second in state and Ann placed ninth. Outstanding Speaker Awards are given to those people who earn a certain number of points throughout the speech season. This year the speech team had six quali- fying for Outstanding Speaker Awards. They were, Kalli Burtis, Ann Devine, Bill Koepp, Bridget Fogarty, Julie Johnson and Kathy Gregory. The speech team placed second in Conference and second in District, so overall it was a successful season. The team is losing six seniors, but there are excellent people returning for next year's team. DISTRICT SPEECH TEAM: FRONT; Kathy Hennen, Mark Leonard, Kalli Burtis. Kim Devine. Bridget Fogarty, Jim O'Laughlin, Anne Gallney, Ann Devine, Card Schultz. BACK; Mary Devine, Kathy Gregory, Mark Anderson. Scott Burtis. Julie Johnson. Donna Jetfries. Bill Koepp. 60 Ann Devine and Kalli Burtis were State Speech participants. 61 REGION SPEECH TEAM: FRONT: Kathy Hennen. Kalli Burtis. BACK: Mark Anderson. Julie Johnson, Kathy Gregory. Jim O'Laughlin, Ann Devine. Bndget Fogarty. Bill and Scott celebrate their district 13 victory. Drama Guild has active year The Drama Guild is constantly busy with building sets, handling sound effects, lights, make-up, public- ity, and acting. They keep things moving both on the stage on behind the scenes. Besides the Fall Musical, One-act Play, Spring Play and speech, the Drama Guild also presented 'The Fantastiks. 62 DRAMA GUILD: FRONT: Mike Hartmann. Mark Anderson. Scott Burtis. Bill Koepp. Chris Miller. Laune Kellogg. MIDDLE: Glen Meger. Keith McConnell. Ann Devine. Kim Devine. Kalli Burtis. Jenny Cote'. Annette Schmit. BACK: Beth Malm. Donna Jeffries. Julie Johnson. Mary Devine. Kathy Gregory. Dana Townsend. Darcy And resen. Snow (Mud) Fest 1979 EVENT SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORE Tug-of-war 5 3 1 Sled (wagon) Races 3 5 1 Twin Day 5 0 0 Ice Cream Eating 3 1 0 5 Spirit Stick 0 5 Cake Decorating 5 0 0 Softball Game 1 5 3 Red and Green Day 0 5 0 Almost Anything Goes 5 3 1 TOTALS 27 27 16 Snowfest turned into a mudfest this year because of the lack of snow. The sled races turned into wagon races, and the softball in the snow was actually in the mud! The senior and junior classes tied for the overall championship with 27 points. Joe Albrecht found the spirit stick and won a free yearbook for his efforts. Jean Koenig won the ornament contest and Jeff Sellnow won the cake decorating contest. They each won two free passes to the dance Friday night. Music for the dance was provided by Utah Lumber and Coal. Mini Courses Maxi Fun Future Olympic skuers, snowmobile racers, artists, stockholders, pro tennis players, roller derby races and big time gamblers may be the outcome of this years mini courses. February 6,7. and 8 provided a fun and educational break to the dreanness of midwinter. 1. Hey you guys, who put the ice in my sleeping bag? 2. S x tt nose it all! 3. See Terry lump. Jump Terry jump. Jump lump. 4. The macrame triplets. 67 FFA is Honored for service The FFA started off its busy year in November by sending six of its members to the National FFA convention in Kansas City, Missouri. The six were Brian Schmitz, Scott Stier, Dave Latzke, Ken Glisc- zinski, Jeff Siegle, and Dale Tesch. The organiza- tion raised $1270 for Camp Courage with its annu- al com and cash drive. They were also given a special award from Camp Courage — a plaque recognizing 20 years of contributions to Camp Courage. In February, the chapter sponsored its annual pancake and sausage breakfast. Members who helped place Belle Plaines dairy judging contest in the Gold Emblem group were Dave Latzke, Dave Jones, Scott Stier, and Rick Klehr. Four FFA members tind lime to have tun during their busy year FFA: FRONT: Bob Schmidt, Bruce Gerres, Joe Capaul. Matt Mellgren, Don Meierbachtol, John Koepp, Kevin Otto, Richard Koepp. Keith Kuhl. SECOND ROW: Mr. Harms, Brad Stier, Dan Halquist, Allan Schmidt, Robb Christianson, Paul Chard, Pat Carlson, Bob Liebhard, Brian Laabs, Chris Sieqler. THIRD ROW: Dan Neisen. Emil Meger, Bob Ince. Darrel Schultz. Mark Schultz. Barry Galles. Brian Schmitz, Enk Johnson. Joe Voss. FOURTH ROW: Ken Glisczinski, John Latzke, Dennis Neisen. David Latzke. Scott Stier. Dave Siegle. Randy Seaver. Brian Schultz. FIFTH ROW: David Jones, Rick Klehr, Kerry Koepp. Peter Lundborg, Wayne Koepp. Dale Tesch, Terry Schwartz. BACK: Jeff Latzke. Dale Meierbachtol, Mark Edblom. Je« Siegle. Adam Johnson, Steve Latzke. Tim Traxler. Brian McCall. Emery Edblom. Officers for FHA this year were Nancy Schultz, Susie Siegler, Shelly Busch, advisor Mrs. Wilson, Wanda Giles, Mary Hartman, Donna Otto. Let FHA light up your life The FHA had another successful year keep- ing busy with many projects. The girls have adopted grandparents this year. They sponsored a slave day and a pizza day. They had a Halloween party and a Christmas par- ty, and went Christmas caroling. Girls at- tending the state convention were Cindy Halquist, Joanne Koenig. Mary Hartman, and Shelly Busch. FHA: FRONT: Monica Hartman. Laura Tiets, Betty Jo Sampson, Ruth Clark, Dawn Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Joanne Koenig, Chris Miller, Tammy Mager, Linda Liebhard, Laune Liebhard. Louis Koepp. THIRD ROW: Lori Peterson, Cindy Halquist, Shelly Savelkoul, Deb Perkins, Shelly Giles. Connie Bigaouette. BACK: Susie Siegler, Donna Otto, Wanda Giles, Nancy Schultz, Mrs. Wilson. Journalism staffs work hard Creative writing, hard working people, the urge to inform, and the reconstructing of memories, as well as the many hours of stapling are what hold the TIGER TOPICS and the TIGERIAN together. The excitement shared by those reading the TIGER TOPICS or looking at the TIGERIAN for the first time show that the staff's efforts were much appreciated. The editors of these publications were Mary Devine, TIGERIAN; and Jenny Cote', TIGER TOPICS and TIGERIAN. 70 TIGER TOPICS STAFF: FRONT: Mrs. McOmber. Don Efiertz, Don Meierbachtol, Mark Laabs. MIDDLE: Judy Miller. Jenny Cote'. Bonnie Effertz, Kim Knck, Jayne Mabee. Carmen Bigaouette. Lisa Fogarty, lane Stier, Kallie Burtis. Donna Jeftnes. Michelle Trost. Myron Bratsch. Will Lehman. Dan Halquist, Matt Mellgren. BACK: Doug Buszmann, Tammy Overline, Lori Manthe. ANNUAL STAFF: Mary Devine Kent Heitkamp Troy Fogarty Bill Koepp Beth Malm Jenny Cot6 Mary Bigaouette Mrs. Blumhoeler Jody Schmitz Lana Thomason Rochelle Fogarty Jett Sellnow Kathy Gregory Rocky Schmidt Mary Leonard Carol Hennen Cindy McCall Steph Kellogg 7 f SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: Mr. Houle, Mary Devine, Bill Koepp, Brian Gruetzmacher, Ann Devine, Kalli Burtis, Scot! Burtis, Glen Meger, Karen Keup, Maureen Fogarty, Karen Manthe, Todd Peterson, Steve Hallgren, Annette Otto, Doug Henderson, Tom Murphy, Mary Kay Schmidt, Jenny Cote', JoAnn Fogarty, Rochelle Fogarty, Roxanne Schmidt. Student Council keeps busy The Senior High Student Council kept itself busy with many projects this year. Snowfest was a hit again this year, even without the snow, as the seniors and juniors tied for top honors. Spring came, and so did the door-to-door calender sales. The council met a few nights to conquer the town and sell calanders. More fun came when the student council sponsored slave days. The girls were sold one week and the boys the next. It provided for a few excitement filled days. Next came the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was again a big suc- cess. From profits received by the council's activities they donat- ed $500. to the Ronald MacDonald House in St. Paul. Ending the year in style, the council planned the annual end-of-the-year party at Lake Waconia. Skiing, swimming, and Mrs. Houle's beans highlighted the day. RIGHT: Mr. Soller and Mr. Hawkins take down New Pra- 72 gue's banner to hang Mankato-Loyola's. Council sponsores many activities Under the able leadership of its officers — Carol Hen- nen, President; Jane Weldon, Vice-President; and Ber- nadette Gregory, Secretary-Treasurer the Junior High Student Council sponsored many activities. The faculty all had great fun performing in a Christmas skit ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. The organization also sponsored Morp (Prom spelled backwards) Week in which the students dressed according to the given theme each day. The week ended with a Morp dance on Friday. Disco World also was sponsored by the Junior High Student Council. LEFT: The Junior High Student Council sponsored a wildlife lyceum. 73 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT: Bernadette Gregory, Becky Gregory. Steph Kellogg. Sara Monanty. lean Effertz. lane Weldon. Carol Hennen. MIDDLE: Debbie lames, Sandi Schmidt, Susie Siegler, Rosie O'Meara, Sarah Riesgraf. Amy Bessel, Suzanne O'Brien. BACK: Bryan Koepp, Tony Legg, Mike Daly, Jerome Murphy. Billy Fogarty, Ricky Murphy. Mrs. Barron. SAE- best help for teachers SAE, The Student Action for Education came to its own this year under the most able direction of Mr. Rennie Hofmann. Many teachers have expressed the sentiment T don’t know how I'd get along with out my teacher-aid! He she was terrific! On the student's part, they have been heard to say, Now 1 see what is it's like to be a teacher. Thank you SAE! SAE advisor Mr. Hofmann checks his teacher-aid schedules. SAE: FRONT Mr Hof nn, Wanda Fuchs. Maureen Fogarty. Gayle Moody. Paul Chard. Greg Hillstrom, Kevin Bauleke. Terry Siemon. lane Zweber. SECOND ROW: Dave Ernst. Greg Murphy, Joe McCue, Darrel Schultz. Dale Schmitt. James O'Bnen. Pete Fogarty THIRD ROW: Joe CapauL Allen Schmidt, Jayne Mabee. Jenny Cote'. Scott Stier. Ken Wolf. Dave Carbon. Margy Schmit. BACK: Don Pearson George Barlage. Deb Perkins, Wanda Giles, Tammy Carey, Kan Kruschke. Steph Miller, Donna Jeffnes. Beth Malin. 74 1. Kent shows Kevin how to use the enlarger. Photographers are kept busy 2. Mark works on his photography project. SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS: Kent Heitkamp. Kathy Gregory, Troy Fogarty. Jenny Cote'. Beth Malm. Not pictured Sue Hennen and Tim Beck. Wrestling team has new coach This year's wrestling team was under the direction of Harold Holt, their new Head Coach, finished the season tied for second in the conference with a 5-2 record. Three Tigers were named to the All-Confer- ence team. They were seniors Rick Schmit and Terry Siemon, and junior Brad Stier. Todd Peterson, also a senior received Honorable Mention. The Tiger team had many individual champions throughout the year. Joe Hartmann, Brad Stier, and Rick Schmit were our champions at the Belle Plaine tournament. At the Norwood Invitational Jerome Bahr was the only Tiger to capture first. Joe Hartmann and Terry Siemon were awarded championship trophies at the Comet Invitational in Morristown. When District 13 competition came to an end, the Tigers had seven wrestlers advancing to the Region tournament. Our District Champions were Rick Schmit and Stan Haag. Joe Hartmann and Terry Sie- mon placed second, while Brad Stier, Randy Wawr- zyniak, and Jerome Bahr finished fourth. None of the Tigers advanced to the state competition. Rick Schmit who was one match away, had to default from the tournament because of an injury to his leg. Overall it was a good season. 76 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: FRONT: Greg O'Bnen, Joe Hartmann. Scott Stier. Terry Siemon. Todd Peterson. Corey Legg, Keith Kuhl. BACK: Bob Fogarty, Brad Stier. Will Lehman. Rick Schmit, Randy Wawrzymak, Jerome Bahr, Stan Haag. Coach Holt. VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Annette Schmit Laune McComuck Kathy Gregory Jenny Cote Beth Mahn I. Bsquad Cheerleaders loAnn Fogarty Wendy Bergs Suzanne Fable Margy Schmit 2. loe Hartmann. Brad Stier. and Rick Schmit were our champions in the Belle Plaine Tourney. 78 B-SQUAD WRESTLERS: FRONT. Mark Schultz. lames O'Bnen, Dennis Lehman, Mark Edblom. Jeff Siegle. BACK: Keith Kuhl. Bob Fogarty. Bnan Fogarty. John Klehr. Skip Swenson. Jerry Plonski. Tigers Are Third In Conference The 1979-00 Tiger basketball team had a season re- cord of 12 wins and 7 losses. The Tigers started the season extremely well winning seven of their first eight games. The most satisfying of those wins was a 56-51 upset victory at home against Jordan. During the second half of the season, the Tigers did not play as consistently as they did early in the sea- son. The Tigers played very well at home, compiling a record of 8 wins and 1 loss in games played at Belle Plaine, but the Tigers struggled to a 4 and 6 record on the road. Belle Plaine finished in third place in the Minnesota River Conference standings with a 9-5 record. The most disappointing part of the season was when the Tigers were upset by Waterville in the quarterfi- nals round of the District 13 tournament. Pete Fogarty led the Tigers in most offensive categor- ies. He averaged 22 points per game and was named to the Minnesota River All-Conference team. Paul Fogarty received honorable mention on the All-Con- ference team. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL: FRONT: Mike Buesgens, Dave Ernst, Dave Halbmaier, Rick Wawrzyniuk, Pete Bigaouette, Gene O'Brien. Paul Fogarty. Tony James, Kent Heitkamp. BACK: left Sellnow, Doug Henderson, Mike Denser, Terry Denzer, Bob Soller. Pete Fogarty, Don Schultz, Coach Dressen. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Dana Townsend Karen Keup Suzanne Hennen Karen Manthe 81 B SQUAD BASKETBALL. FRONT: Bob Ince. Greg Hillstrom. Mark Sellnow. Coach Houle. Danny Lehman. Dale Schmitt. Kerry Koepp. Gary Witt. BACK: Todd Anderson. Bnan Larson. Wayne Koepp. A taste of success The 1979-80 Girls Basketball Team experienced the most successful season in its five year history, finishing with a tie for fourth in the MRC. Hustle and determination were the factors that enabled the Ti- gers to overcome their lack of height, and be com- petitive in almost every game they entered. High- lights of the season included a one point victory over Montgomery that ended the Tigers 24 game losing streak; a 12 point win over Le Sueur, who Belle Plaine had never defeated; and a 24 point victory over Le Center. The Tiger season came to an abrupt end when they fell victim by two points to the eventual district champions, the Le Sueur Giants. Annette Otto was the leading scorer for the Tigers, and was chosen to the All-Conference team. Julie Johnson received Honorable Mention. Julie is the only senior the Tigers will be graduating, so the outlook for future seasons is very bright. VAKTY, BASKETBALL: FRONT: Coach Sauler, Linda Sellnow. Nancy O'Bnen, Rochelle Fogarty. Laura Harms. MIDDLE Chris Miller. Julie Johnson. Mary Leonard, Mary Hartman, Steph Miller. BACK: Maureen Brahee, Melanie Martin. Annette Otto. Janel Koepp. 3. Hey. what happened to the ball? 83 B-SQUAD GIRLS BASKETBALL Lynda Bauleke Donna Sellnow Diane Savage Shelly Savelkoul Mary Leonard Melanie Martin Shan Brown Wanda Mellgren Connie Mueller Dorothy Koepp Gayle Moody Michelle Malz Coach Iverson Lisa Koepp Mary Hartman Robin Kamitz VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Sandy Carlson, Lisa Fogarty, Judy Miller. Laune Kellogg. 84 Dr. John Bartholow is our supenntendent. Administration provides leadership Without the leadership of the school board and ad- ministration, this school district could not have func- tioned. Dr. John Bartholow, as captain of our ship worked well with the school board and faculty in carrying out the policies of the school district. Mr. Keohane administered discipline and order efficiently besides teaching a class in avation. Mr. Clymer continues as the most favorite Junior High Principal in the area. We thank all the administrators for our most suc- cessful mini-course program. Disciplining and keeping order is not the Most fun job and we appreciate the job all of you have done. - 86 RICH CLYMER JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL NEIL KEOHANE - SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: FRONT: Mike Newell, Joanne Johnson. Roger Hallgren. BACK: Roger Delgehausen, Richard Galles. Pat Schwartz. LOIS BARRON • Junior High Science, Junior High CHARLES BOODY • Vocal Music. Assistant Musical Student Council Director MARY BLUMHOEFER Senior High U brarian. Yearbook CYNTHIA BROWN • Senior High Home PAT BRUDER Junior High Social Studies. Junior Economics. Cheerleading High English MIKE COTE' - Guidance Counselor. Nation- al Honor Society. Psychology. Wilderness Canoe Camping DAN DRESSEN - Junior High Math. Ad- PATTI GERMSCHIDE • Junior High English. Junior ROBERT GEYEN P.L.U.S., ,,B'' Wrestling vanced Algebra. A Basketball. B’ High Girls Basketball, Junior High Volleyball Baseball 88 MAYNARD HARMS • Vocational Agncul- RON HAWKINS - Industrial Arts. Junior High Boys ture, Future Farmers of America Track JEFF HILTZ - Junior High Math. 'B'' Softball. REINHOLD HOFMANN Business Education. Stu- 9th Grade Football dent Action for Education ORVILLE HEITKAMP Senior High Sci- ence, SDR. Photography Club HAROLD HOLT Junior High Social Studies. A” Wrestling. Assistant Girls Track 89 ALLEN HOULE Senior High History. B Boys Basketball. A Baseball. Senior High Student Council CYNTHIA KARELS • Art. Assistant Spring Play ?IXY KELLOGG Junior High English. Sen lor High English. Speech Director KEVIN KANNE - General Music IRVIN KUCH - Junior and Senior High Band. Fall Musical Director. Pep Band JON LOGELIN • S.L.B.P.. Assistant Speech. Drivers Training 90 MILAN LOVICH • Construction Trades KAY MCOMBER • Typing. Filing. Office Pro- cedures. Journalism JERRY MILLER Ind. and Dual Sports. 9th Grade Health, Zoology. 8th Grade Foot- ball. Athletic Director LAVONNE MOORE German I. II. III. IV. and 7th Grade NICKI NAGEL Audio Visual Aide PAT O BRIEN Junior High Science. 9th Grade Boys Basketball. A Tennis 91 TIM O'LAUGHLIN Senior High History. Emergency Services. Sociology. Conses- sions Director CHARLES PERKINS - S.L.B.P., Drivers Training Co-ordinator DEB O'MALLEY - Senior High English. B Volley- ball. One-Act Play. Spnng Play Director REBECCA PERKINS • Junior High English. Junior High Librarian JOE OTT - Special Needs. Work Expenence Coordinator DALE PUDLITZKE - Junior High Social Stud- ies. Junior High Physical Education. Assistant Football. A Boys Track 92 SALLY RAISLER - Health Occupations LEE SAUTER • Senior High Math. 9th Grade Math. A Girls Basketball. A Girls Track. Assistant Football ART WANN • Industrial Arts KATHY WILSON Junior High Home Economics. Future Homemakers of Amenca CHARLES STENE • Senior High English. Assistant Speech SYLIVIA WILHELMI • Girls Physical Edu- cation. 7th Grade Health. A’’ Volleyball, “A Softball. Mary Pat Murphy is on© of our Senior High secretaries. Gerry Schmidt works on the computer in the office. 94 LUNCHROOM LADIES: Mary Harsh, Melinda Kamitz, Nellie Jones, Delores Kamitz, Cornelia Weldon, Rosalie Schuneman. Helen Fahey 95 Erv Schmidt is our day janitor. John Spanky” Spellacy is the night anitor. “The Prince and the Pauper” The Spring Play The Prince and the Pauper was presented by the Drama Guild. It is a story about two young boys, a prince and a pauper. The play was directed by Deb O'Malley and Cindy Karels. Ann Devine was the Student director. -CAST- Edward-Terry Kucera, Tom Canty-Mike Weldon, Lady Jane-Beth Malin, Lady Gwen-Annette Schmit, Lord Hertford-Mark Anderson, Bumble-Jim O'Laughlin, Guards-Tim Stier, Eric Swenson, Page Boys-Jeff Miller, Kirk Hardwick, Mrs. Canty-Mary Devine, Bet-Carrie O'Meara, Old Biddy-Samantha Zum, Miles Hendon-Bill Koepp, Hermit-Keith McConnell, Mrs. Hobbs-Ann Devine, Mrs. Bently-Cindy McCall, Constable-Rick Schmit, Jailer-Jeff Sellnow, Street People-Cindy McCall, Tim Stier, Eric Swenson, Ann Devine, Don Zweber, Rosie O'Meara, Kim Devine, Rick Schmit, Prisioners-Rosie O'Meara, Julie Johnson, Joe McCue. Kim Devine, Jeff Kerkow, Don Zweber. SPRING PLAY CREW: FRONT: SueSellnow, Darcy Andresen. Maureen Fogarty. Lisa Koepp. Judy Miller, Anne Gaffney. BACK; Maureen Brahee. Albert Koepp, Curtis Galles. 100 Kim is excited that she is m NHS. Eight selected to NHS Eight new students joined the National Honor Society at the Awards Night program June 3. To be selected the student must have at least a B grade average. This list of students is then given to a committee of faculty members who nomi- nate those students who they feel fit the qualifications of academic achievement and high qualities of leadership, character, and service. Those students who receive four or more nominations are these ratings is 3.5 higher on the 4 point scale, the student becomes a NHS member. The new members this year are senior-Pete Bigaouette, Scott Burtis, Bill Koepp, and Keith McConnell; juniors-Kalli Burtis and Suzanne Hennen; and sophomores-JoAnn Fo- garty and Janel Koepp. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT: JoAnn Fogarty. Pete Bigaouette. Bill Koepp. Janel Koepp. Kalli Burts. Scott Burts. Keith McConnell. Suzanne Hennen. MIDDLE: Kim Devine. Mark Anderson. Kathy Gregory. Maureen Fogarty, Julie Johnson. Ann Devine, Paul Fogarty. BACK: Pete Fogarty. Karen Keup. Jenny Cote'. Mary Devine, Dave Halbmaier. 101 Students recognized iS h.Anc,er90n reoe,ves,he j°hnphui ps0” trom Mr at Awards Night Awards Night was held Tuesday evening June 3, be- cause of an outstanding effort by the BPHS baseball team that advanced to regional competition on the origi- nal date of May 27. Awards presented were: Mark Anderson, the John-Phil- lip Sousa Award; Jenny Cote, the Harold Albrecht Award; Karen Keup and Bill Koepp, received the Za- charie J. Clements Scholarships; and Kathy Gregory was awarded the Senior Math Award. Keith McConnell, Pete Fogarty, Kathy Gregory, and Jenny Cote received the All-Conference Academic awards. Outstanding Speaker Awards went to Kalli Bur- tis, Ann Devine, Kathy Gregory, Julie Johnson, Bill Koepp, and Bridget Fogarty. Rick Schmit receives the Pal Fogarty Scholarship. Athletes honored at banquet The Jaycees sponsered an athletic banquet on May 14. Awards were presented to the following; Outstanding Girl Athlete, Jenny Cote; Outstanding Boy Athlete, Dave Halbmaier; Elizabeth Albrect Award, Kathy Greg- ory; James Ciminski Award, Pete Fogarty; Pat Fogarty Scholarship, Rick Schmit; Jaycee Athletes of the Year, Janel Koepp and Stan Haag; Jaycee Cheerleader of the Year, Karen Keup. Matt Blair was the guest speaker. Dave Halbmaier, Kathy Greg- ory. Jenny Cote, Pete Fogarty, received athletic awards. Janel Koepp, Stan Haag, Karen Keup. received the Jaycee awards. 103 “This Moment In Time” The junior class choose This Moment in Time for Prom 1980. It was held May 10 at the Hazeltine Golf Club. Music for the evening was provided by Air Tight. Awards are always given to every senior present. This year the juniors dedicated movie and T.V. show titles to all of the seniors. The juniors also presented the senior class with a slide show. The slides were pictures of seniors in their earlier days, and of pictures taken around school. The slides were accompanied by the songs, The Way We Were, Seasons in the Sun, and Babe. 104 105 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: FRONT: Coach Houle. Tony lames. Gene O'Bnen, Jerry Keup. Paul Fogarty, Joe Buesgens. Mike Buesgens. BACK: Dave Huber. Randy Koepp. Jeff Sellnow. Ricky Koepp, Will Lehman, Corey Johnson, Pete Fogarty. Baseball team District Champs The Tiger baseball team captured the first District 13 Baseball Championship in Belle Plaines history this year. The team then advanced to Region competition and was edged out by Glencoe 2-1. Finishing fourth in the Minnesota River Conference, the Tigers were awarded only one All-Conference Selec- tion. This went to Captain Jeff Sellnow. Corey Johnson was named Honorable Mention. Leading in statistics for Belle Plaine were Jerry Keup with a .422 hitting average followed by Corey Johnson, .386 and Jeff Sellnow, .357. toe 107 Girls fourth in conference The Girls' Softball Team finished fourth in a tough conference with a 5-7 record. Conference Champi- ons Jordan went on to play place first in the State Girls' Class A Softball Tournament. With their fourth place finish, the team was awarded two All-Confer- ence positions. These went to junior Nancy O'Brien and sophomore Mary Hartman. Mary Leonard, a freshman received Honorable Mention. Their season record was 8-10. Co-Captains Lori Manthe and Kathy Gregory are the only players lost to graduation, so the team's future looks promising. GIRLS SOFTBALL: FRONT: Tammy Stimpson. Melanie Martin, Diane Savage. Karen Manthe. Judy Hennen. Lori Manthe, Nancy O'Brien. BACK: lenny Monarty. Debbie Otto. Kathy Gregory, Mary Hartman, Mary Leonard. Dorothy Koepp, Coach Wilhelmi. 108 All-Conference Nancy O'Brien pitched for the Tigers. 109 Diane. Shelly, and Debbie cheer on their teammates Track wins Region IV Championship Jt ‘i980 . Jrackj2lmJwas lhe no 1 successful of any track team in the history of Belle Plaine High School. Under the guiding eyes of Coaches Pudlitzke and Henderson, the team placed first in every meet they entered.except the Farmington Relays that involved a numberof class AA schools. There they placed second behind the defending champions. ' veryS,eS were,eamed b e throughout the season: Norwcxxt Invitational-champions. Delano Invitational champions. Minnesota ly cham r dR n' “am ns m re chamPl°n8' 3-hamp,ons. Durtnc. 400 m relaychampions. Durtnc, 1«� m At the region meet the Tigers advanced five men to the state meet. Stan Haag discus. Dave Halbma.er-400 m. and the 1600 m relay team consisting ol Halbmaier, Keith McConnell, Rick Wawrzymak. and Pete Bigaouette. This relay placed fifth in the state meet shot Tm ry 5 Halbmaler lpng tump.Mike Fogarty-high jump. Ron Seaver-100m. Joe Murphy 1600 m. Haag shot put. Tim Beck, Kent Heitkamp, Todd Peterson, and Seaver-400 m relay. y When other teams, they see us run. they all know we re number 1! 1. 2. Mike and Todd show their styles. CWd D-ve H-lbmaier. Kent Heitkamp. lames O Bnen. Ron Seaver. Marty Dvorak. Paul BACK C PuSuX ieR0 H� °e ZrvKeir« McCIonn«l'1G ri Meger. Brian Fogarty. Mike Daly. Joe Dvorak. Tim Beck. Stan Haag Cari n Mark Andean °°n EHertz’ Bessel' ■� • Mlke Joe Murphy. Bill Koepp. Scott Burtis. Dave 110 1. Dave was All-Conference in the long jump. 2. Glen shows his hurdling style. 3. Bill. I didn't know throwing the discus was that funny. 4. Stan shows how he got to be All-Conference in the shot. 5. Be careful Tim. don't fall. 6. Joe was All-Conference in the 1600 m run. Girls’ Track is successful Belle Plaines Girls' Track Team was very successful this year. The girls finished first in half of their meets and second in two. The lowest finish was a fourth at the 18 team Lions Relays. The team was young, with only one senior and three juniors on the 35 member team. Many school records were set by the young team this year. Janel Koepp set a record in the 100 m hurdles. Linda Sellnow in the shot put. Jody Schmitz in the 1600 m run, the 400 m relay team consisting of Jenny Cote'. Rochelle Fogarty. Carolyn Weldon and Annette Otto, and the 1600 m relay team of Lana Thomason. Carolyn Weldon, Jane Zweber, and Lone Nelsen. Annette also set a record in the 200 m hurdles. In this event she was Conference Champion. Distnct Champion, and second in the Region. This place enabled her to advance to the state meet and be the first member of the girls team to participate on the state level. Jody Schmitz was also on the All-Conference team for her performance in the 1600 m. In the long lump, Carolyn Weldon was the distnct 13 Champion. Ten girls advanced to in seven events from the District level to Region IV competition. They were Annette Otto and Tammy Overline. 2CO m hurdles; Janel Koepp. 100m and 200m hurdles; Shelly Busch. 800 m run; Carolyn Weldon, long jump; 400 m relay team: Jenny Cote'. Rochelle Fogarty. Weldon, and Otto; 800 m relay team: Cote'. Fo- garty, Wanda Mellgren. and Lone Nelsen; and the 1600 m relay team: Lana Thamason. Weldon. Jane Zweber, and Nelsen. At the Region Annette and the 400 m relay team each placed second, the 1600 m relay team placed fifth and Carolyn tied for sixth in the long jump. This is the largest team sent to the Region in the history of the Girls' Track Team. Next year, the team will be losing only one senior. Captain Jenny Cote', with 19 underclassmen lettering, the future looks bright for the young team. Annette Otto receives her State Participation certificate from Coach Sauter at Awards Night. GIRLS TRACK: FRONT: Annette Otto. Tammy Overline. Camille O'Biien, Cindy McCall. Julie Riesgraf. Carmelle Clausen. Vicky Hoelz. Lana Thomason, Jody Schmitz. Susie Siegler, Monica Hartman. Wanda Mellgren. MIDDLE: Susie Buszmann. Jane Zweber. Jean Effertz, Jenny Cote'. Sara Malm. Sarah Riesgraf. Sharon Meger. Jenny Steinessen, Mary Carol Koenig. Donna Sellnow. Debbie James. BACK: Steph Miller. Rochelle Fogarty. Shelly Busch. Robin Kamitz. Lorie Nelsen. Laura Riesgraf, Kan Kruschke. Carolyn Weldon. Margy Schmit, Jill Hoelz. Linda Sellnow. Amy Bessel. Janel Koepp. Coach Sauter. Jayne Mabee. 112 The beginning of a new decade We the senior class of 1900 find it easy to look into the future. It's when we look back on the past that we find it hard to comprehend all we’ve gone through so quickly and will not go through again. Our class, as kindergart- ners had the privilege o breaking in the new elementary building. We've had moments of laughter and tears. We have learned the difference between right and wrong, giving and taking, loving and hating. We have matured into adults, yet still hold close the memories of our childhood. As we have finished a very important part of our lives, we are only beginning to enter a whole new world and a whole new decade MARK ANDERSON DARCY ANDRESEN JODI ASTRUP BRENDA BARTLES TIM BECK KATHY BELTER LEE BESSEL CARMEN BIGAOUETTE PETE BIGAOUETTE 114 MYRON BRATSCH JOHN BUESGENS RANDY BUESGENS SCOTT BURTIS DOUG BUSZMANN JENNY COTE' BRAD DAHLKE SUE DELGEHAUSEN TERRY DENZER 115 MARY DEVINE DEBBIE EDBLOM BOB EFFERTZ DON EFFERTZ PETE FOGARTY SUE GERDES RANDY GLOCK DAVE GRANNIS KATHY GREGORY 116 STAN HAAG DAVE HALBMAIER SCOTT HALLGREN DAN HALQUIST DENISE HARMS MIKE HARTMANN BRENDA HAWKINSON KIM HAWKINSON 117 GLORIA HENE MIKE HERRMANN DAVE HUBER DONNA JEFFRIES COREY JOHNSON JULIE JOHNSON BRENDA KANKELFITZ KAREN KEUP 118 RICHARD KOEPP RICKY KOEPP SCOTT KOEPP KIM KRICK TERRY KUCERA BOB KUEHN 119 KEITH KUHL LORI LAABS MARK LAABS RITA LAABS RUTH LAABS WILL LEHMAN PETE LYNCH KEITH MC CONNELL 1� i 120 GERI KAY MC CORMICK LAURIE MC CORMICK JOE MC CUE JAYNE MABEE BETH MALIN LORI MANTHE DON MEIERBACHTOI MATT MELLGREN CHRIS MILLER JOE MURPHY TOM MURPHY SANDY OLDENBURG 121 LA NAE OTTO DONALD PEARSON TODD PETERSON JULIE PLANTZ JERRY PLONSKI CAROL REBERS BONNIE RENNE BOB SAVAGE PAULINE SAVAGE TONY SAVAGE DIANE SCHMIDT RICK SCHMIT 122 PAT SCHUNEMAN MIKE SCHWARTZ RANDY SEAVER JEFF SELLNOW SUE SELLNOW DAVE SIEGLE TERRY SIEMON BOB SOLLER JANE STIER KAREN STIER TIM STIER LINDA SWENSON LILA THOMASON BRIAN TROST MICHELLE TROST CINDI VOLEK RANDY WAWRZYNIAK iPiiPuESS P$asr!i Is hard work isn't it Randy? RICK WAWRZYNIAK NOT PICTURED: MARK BUSH LINDA LIEBHARD JEAN SHERLOCK 126 Graduation ’80 Processional .. . Pomp Circumstance ... Band Speech on Motto ..............Terry Kucera Duet ... . If You Remember Me .... Scott Burtis Carmen Bigaouette Accompanied by .......... Keith McConnell Honor Student Speech .........Tom Murphy You'll Never Walk Alone ....Senior Choir Accompanied by ...........Nancy Delgehausen Honors and Awards .......... Neil Keohane High Honor Student Speech ....Kathy Gregory “My Way ........................ Madrigals Accompanied by ........................Lori Jones Presentation of Class ........Dr. Bartholow Diplomas ......................Dr. Hallgren Changing of Tassels ..........Dr. Bartholow Recessional ... Anchors Aweigh .....Band 1. 2. Bill Koepp and Jenny Cote were announced as Outstanding Senior Boy and Girl. 3. A. Mary Devine and Dave Halbmaier received the American Legion awards. 5 129 rTrainer-Manager BB4 VNDRESEN. DARCY: sHj 4; Cf0Hh 4: Fall Musical 4: Drama GuilfMM Spring Play 2; Play Crews 2.3,4. ASTRUP. IODI:_____ BARTLES BRENDAlChorus 1,2,3 A , _______DM Foo®f 2,3.fl||rack 3: PhatciuJ 2,3,4 ER KAJHY: Ch iri.2,3 TLEE: Football 1,2,3.4: Track 3,4: PE ■ 4, i j lEN: VolleyBII 2. 12;j I 2,3 EFFERTZ B h Crews 1J 1,2.3.4: Track r 4| Chorus 1,2,3.4: Play Crews 1,2,3.4. FFA 1,2,3,4; Play FOGARTY. PETER: Football 1.2,3,4: Bas ke� t lLL244; SAE 4JJHS 3.4; Home -23.4; Of fcr 3; Stude Elou ft 3. Cii' HIS. DAVE: Band I,£)A: Stage 2.3. k4Ld JOHNSON. iu! _ Track 1,2; SAEr ? Eli; Speech 1,23.4 Band 1,2 Homecomino i'.rncSM; Cla .Ollicer I; jKot! Musical 3,4: Drama Band 4: Se K fCEUP J4AREN SAE. 3,4; Hotupcc i Fa M.2.3.4 I 23.4: phc usj,2; 1: ' Way 4, U Fall ■fi I. MYRON D. 3.4. Stage Ban WS 4 IN. DOUGLAS J. Tger JENNY: Volleyball ,P- rack l G SAE 2.4; Speech 1; Tiger Topics 3.4: Annual Stall 2,3,4; Band 1.2; Chorus 1; NHS 23.4; Class Officer 2; Studen CourJfct2,3,4; Fall Musical 1.2: Drang .....: ajfcj-hotwUub-4.2. feeding 1 7 Hjjflay Crews 4’ DAHI.KF BRAD: DELGEHAUSEN. SUE; SAI Chorus T .2:’Play Crews 2, HARMS. HARTMAN ball 1.23.4; m ,EL I LTiger Topics 3; Ch Drama Guild t 14. 1ARD WAL1 KICKY Football sketball 1; Bas--ball 3; FFA 1'2.3.4 KOF.PP, SCOTT; ,Fq 2.3; Tea asketbal. HAWKINSON. BR HAV KIM: Softball 2.3. r-Crews 3: Manager 1,2C tr. KUCERA, TERRY: FobthalTl: Track 1.23.4; BaM f 2,3.4; One Act Play 4;' Stu- dent Council 1.2; Fall Musical 4: Stage Band 1,23.4; Spring Play 3,4, Pit Orches- tra 1.23. 130 STIER. IANE: SAE 2; Tiger Topice' 4 UEBHA ■ A yNCH. PETER: Fqotbau tlinq 1. . MC CONNELL. KEITH Football 2: Bas ketb.il! 13« Track 1,2.3.4: Tiger Topics 3: Band 23.4: Fall Musical 3.4: Drama Guild 3,4: Stage Band 2,3,4, Spring Play Play Crews 3,4 Madri-GuyssndGals fit Orchestra 2: NHS 4 MC CORMl feKl KAY: Softba FHA l;Tkje W4. V .f r ■ MC CJORMICK. LAURIE:'TVa. n,2: FH, I : Chorus-1,2: Homecoming Court A: PI : ihng 1.2.3,4 MABEE 1AYNE: Volley ketball 1.2.3: Sottball 1 .2,3,! T,23.4; Topics 3.4; Band 2.3,4; Pit Orchestra 2.3,4, M 'MAl.lN BETH: Basketball 2,3;SAEi3ASpeeci Q. One Act Pray 4 : Clas Offioer •’Sfudenr Osuncil 2.3; Fall Musical 1.2 4; Drama Guild 23VPhoto dub 1.2.: h awnq P! iy 4 Cheerleac p MANTHE. Lt)Rl ■VeRlYba'1 1.2: Tennis 3.4; Basketball r.23; Track 13 Softball 3.4. SAE Tiger. Topics 4 Chorus 13,3,4 MEIERBACHTOL, DON Wrestling 1: FFA 1.23.4. Tiger Jopics 4 STIER. KAREN M.; Volleyball 13,3.4; Soltball 1323; SAE 2; Manager 2; Chorus I; Cheerleading 1. STIER. TIM: Football 13.3.4 Wrwstftng'i SAE 4; Spring Play 4 'Swenson, linda: sae. 2,4; Tiger To- IIcs 2,4, Band 13.3.4; Chorus 1; Manager !. Spnmt Bay 3. THOMASON. ULA: Track 2; Soltball 1, SAE 2, Tiger Topics 3, fUA . ? oeloall 1: CroseT 4rO! K'iClND' P-isketbal! 1.2 ? SAE3r � .2.34 reetling FFA 3 SAE 1 WAWRZYNIAK. RANDY Fgatbafl - 13.3.4; Wrusthng-133.4,«Track 23. SAE _ 3; FFA .2.3. ' 4.; Student Spring Alav Ootbal! 1.23.4; Varese 1 1.4; BaeWiy� - Kntfeec 4, sunri! A Fall-.Mijg.cal WAWI YNIAK. RICK Fo !b 0 i;2.3.4;: 'Basketball 13.3.4, Track. 1334. SAE 2: Japtoe 1 St4d«it Coun ! Bay 34' � . 3 • 4' y. Tam c SOtfwjBTZ MIKE: Football I 2 4' 1; Band 1,23.4: StagrBanA 4 SEAVER PANDY L: BaskettSll 2; FFA 3:4; Tiger Topics 2.. 131 The TIGERIAN staff and all the students at Belle Plaine High School want to thank the following business people for their support of this book. THANKS! 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PUD'S RESTAURANT Hwy. 196 873-23X WILLIAM'S STUDIO Redwood Falls and Gaylord 507-637-2110 612-237-2311 HENNEN'S SKELLY Grease and Oil Home of Remington Tires 235 South Meridian 873-4405 PAT'S PLACE 229 South Meridian 873-2773 CITY OF BELLE PLAINE The only borough west of the Mississippi City Council EVONNE'S FLOWERS The Best For Less 610 West Main Street 873-5532 BELLE PLAINE DAIRY QUEEN For a Cool Tasty Treat 873-65X EMMA KRUMBEE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT AND STATION Hwy. 169 873-4334 BELLE PLAINE MOTEL 315 South Walnut 873-44X BELLE PLAINE HERALD Printers and Publishers Commercial Printing Since 1874 Belle Plains Herald Since 1882 PRAIRIE FARM SUPPLY, INC 115 West Church 873-5535 133 WHO’S WHO WHAT’S Albrecht. Aaron X Albrecht. Chris 17 Albrecht. Joe 30. 48 Andereon. Mark 48. 55. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61.62. 98. 101. 102. 110. 114 Anderson. Todd 30. 81 Andresen. Darcy 58. 62, 100, 114 Annual Staff 71 Astrup. Jodi 114 ATHLETIC BANQUET 103 AWARDS NIGHT 102 Bahr. Jerome 26. 48 Bahr, Joel 17 BAND 56. 57 Barlage, Kathy 19. 39 Barron. Lois 73. 87 Bartholomew. Sherry 17 Bartholow. John 86 Bartles. Brenda 114 BASEBALL 106. 107 BASKETBALL. BOYS 79- 81 BASKETBALL. GIRLS 82- 84 Bauleke. Annette 17 Bauleke. Kevin 26. 47. 57. 58, 74 Bauleke. Lynda 30, 39. 47, 84 Bauleke. Paul Baumann. Laune 30 Baynes. Mary 30 Beck. Tim 48. 110. 114 Belter. Kathy 58. 114 Bergs. Scott 17 Bergs, Wendy 30. 49, 78 Bessel, Amy 19. 39. 59. 73. 112 Bessel, Lee 48. 110. 114 Bigaouette, Carmen 58. 70. 114 Bigaouette. Connie 19. 69 Bigaouette. lane 17. 38 Bigaouette, Mary 26. 58. 71 Bigaouette. Peter 47. 48. 49, 79. 101, 110. 114 Bigaouette. Roxanne 30 Blaha, Amy 19. 59 Blaha, Jody 17 Blaha. Karen 58 Blaha. Mary 30 Blumhoefer. Mary 71. 87 Bohlman, Floyd Bohlman, Gary Bohlman. Laurie 58 Boody. Charles 58. 59. 87 Borgardt, Lorie 19. 50 Boechee. Gary 17 Boschee, Greg 17 Brahee. Maureen 26. 36. 47. 56. 82. 100 Bratsch. Myron 55. 57. 70. 115 Brown. Cynthia 88 Brown. Shan X. 39. 84 Bruder. Pat 88 Buesgens. Ann 17 Buesgens. Duane X. 58 Buesgens. Joe 26, 48. 106 Buesgens. John 115 Buesgens. Mike X, 79. 106 Buesgens. Nora X, 38. 55, 57. 58 Buesgens. Paul 17 Buesgens. Randy 115 Burmeister, Gina Burmeister, Joe Bums. Polly X. 58 Burt is. Kalli 26. 55. 57. 58. 59 60. 61.62.70. 72. 101 Burtis, Scott 55. 57. 58. 59, 60. 62. 72. 101. 110. 115 Busch. Brian 17 Busch, Charlie 19 Busch. Clay 17 Busch. Kim X Busch. Mark Busch. Shelly X. 33. 34. 112 Buszmann. Doug 70. 115 Capaul. lanice 19. X. 59 Capaul. Joe 26. 68, 74 Capaul. Mike Capaul. Suzanne 26 Carey. Alan Carey, Tamara 26. 74 Carlson. David 26. 33. 34. 35 58. 74. 110 Carlson. Pat X. 33. 35. 68 Carlson. Sandra 26, X, 56, 58. 59. 84 Carlson. Steve 26. 33, 35, 56 Chard. Cathy 17 Chard. Paul X. 68. 74. 110 CHORUS 58. 59 Christiansen. Robb X. 68 Claeys, Colleen 26. 56 Clark, Ruth 17. 69 Clark. William 19 Clausen. Cathy 26 Clausen. Carmelle 17. 112 Clausen, Colleen X Clymer, Richard X, 86 Cote'. Jenny 49. 62. 70. 71, 72. 74. 75. 77. 101. 102. 103. 112. 115, 129 Cote'. Michael 88 CROSS COUNTRY 33-35 Dahlke. Brad 115 Dahlke, Knsta 26 Daly. Mike 17.73. 110 Delgehausen. Nancy X. 58. 81 Delgehausen. Sue 115 Denzer, Michael 26, 48. 79 Denzer. Terry 33. 35. 79. 115 Denzer, Tim 17 Devine, Ann 26, 37. 57. 60. 61.62. 72. 98. 101 Devine. Carol X Devine. Dale 26 Devine. Kim 26. 55. 60. 62. 98. 101 Devine. Mary 37. 57. 60. 62. 71. 72. 98. 101, 115, 129 DRAMA GUILD 62 Dressen. Dan 79, 88 Duffy. Pat 19 Dvorak. Joe 17. 110 Dvorak. John 17 Dvorak. Marty X. 110 Ed berg. Loren 17 Edblom, Bobby 17 Edblom. Debbie 116 Edblom, Donna 17 Edblom. Emery 19 Edblcm, Mark 19. 68. 78 Effertz, Bev 17 Effertz. Bob 116 Effertz. Bonnie 26. 70 Effertz. Don 48. 58. 70. 110. 116 Elfertz, Jean 19. 39. 56. 59. 73. 112 EIGHTH GRADE 17. 18 Entinger. Gary Entinger, Susan 17 Enckson. Susan 26 Ernst, David 26. 74. 79 Ernst, Rex 17 Esson. Jim 26 Evers. Jay 19 Evers. Joel 26 Fabel, Suzanne 39. 78 FACULTY 86-93 Fahey. Barb X. 58 Fahey. Billy Joe 17 Fahey. Bnan 17 Fahey. Helen 95 Fahey. Kelly 17 Fahey. Kns X. 58 Fahey. Linda 94 Fahey, Peter 26 Felt. Scott 17 FFA68 FHA 69 Finch, Anne 19. X Fogarty. Bill 17. 73 Fogarty. Bob 19. 57. 78 Fogarty. Bnan X. 33. 35. 7b 110 Fogarty. Bndget X. 56. 60. 61 Fogarty. Edward Fogarty. Jeff 17 Fogarty. JoAnn X. 37. 58. 72. 78. 101 Fogarty. Lisa 26. 57. 58. 70. 84 Fogarty. Maureen 26. X. 56. 72. 74. IX. 101 Fogarty. Mike 26. X. X. 110 Fogarty. Paul 26. 48. 79. 101, IX Fogarty. Peter 48, 49. 74, 79. 134 WITi IE IK If; 81. 101. IX. IX. 116 Fogarty. Rochelle X. X, 71, 72. 82. 112 Fogarty. Troy 26. 71. 75 FOOTBALL 49-51 French, Janelle 19 FRESHMEN 19-21 Fries. Joel Fuchs. Brenda 17 Fuchs. Carmen 17 Fuchs. Wanda X. X. 74 Gaffney. Anne 26. 47. X, IX Galles. Barry X. 68 Galles, Curtis 26. 47. 48. 55, 57. X. IX Gebhardt. Karen 19. X Gebhardt. Sharon 19 Germscheid, Patti X Gerdes, Sue 116 Gerres, Brenda 26 Gerres. Bruce 26, 68 Gerres. Richard Geyen. Robert 88 Giles. Doug 17 Giles. Shelly 19. 69 Giles, Wanda X. 69, 74 Glisczmski, Joe 17 Glisczinski, Ken 68 Glisczmski. Ramona X Glock. Mary 26, 58 Glock, Randy 116 Goettle. Laurie 26. X Goetz. [)ennis X GRADUATION IX. IX Grannis, Dave 57. 116 Grannis. Lynne X. 57 Gregory, Becky 17. 73 Gregory. Bernadette 17. 73 Gregory. Johanna 19. X Gregory. Kathy 37. X. X. 61.62.71.75. 77. 101. IX. IX. 116. IX Gruetzmacher. Bnan X. 72 Gruetzmacher. Bruce 17 Guertin, Paul 17 Haag. Stan 48. 49. IX. 110. 117 Haefner. Stuart 18 Halbmaier, Dave 48. 49. 79. 101. IX. 110, 117. IX Hallgren, Jon Hallgren, Scott X. X. 117 Hallgren. Steve X, 48. 56. 72 Halquist. Cindy 59. 69 Halquist. Dan 68. 70. 117 Halquist. Richard 16 Hanson. Allen Hanson. Pat X Hardwick. Kirk 18. X Harms. Dave 19 Harms. Denise 117 Harms. Laura X. X. 82 Harms. Maynard 68. 89 Harsh, Heidi 18 Harsh, Mary 95 Hartman, Mark 26. 33, 35. 47 Hartman. Mary 33. 34, 82. 84, 108 Hartman. Matt 18 Hartman. Monica 17, 34. G9. 112 Hartmann. Joe 30. 78 Hartmann. Mike 48. 58, 59. 62. 117 Hartmann. Susie 18. 34 Hawkins. Ron 89 Hawkin9on. Brenda 117 Hawkmson. Kim 117 Heitkamp. Kent 26. 71. 75. 79. 88. 110 Heitkamp. Nola 17 Heitkamp, Orville 89 Hene, Amanda 18 Hene. Glona 58. 118 Henderson. Doug 26. 48. 72. 79 Hendereon. Roy 48 Hennen. Carl 18 Hennen, Carol 19. 39. 59. 71. 73 Hennen. Cindy 26. 58 Hennen. Jean 18 Hennen. Judy 26. 108 Hennen. Kathy 30. 39. 55. 57. 60. 61 Hennen, Phillip 17 Hennen. Sandy Hennen, Suzanne 26, 80. 101 Herrmann. Bob 19 Herrmann. Dan 30 Herrmann. Kathy 19 Herrmann, Mike 118 Herrmann. Schelly Herrmann. Tern 26. 36 Heutmaker, Donna 19. 39 Heutmaker, Gary 18 Hillestad. Karen 46, 58 Hillstrom. Greg 31. 74, 81 Hiltz, Jeff 89 Hoelz, Butch 31. 58 Hoelz. Jill 18. 33. 34. 112 Hoelz. Vicki 18. 112 Hofmann. Remhold 74, 89 Holmquist. Roger Holt. Howard 89 Holz. Curt 31. 110 HOMECOMING 40. 41 Hoover. Ethan 26 Hoover. Steve Houle. Allen 72. 81. 90. 106 Huber. David 106, 118 Ince. Bob 31. 68. 81 Iverson. Art 84 James. Debbie 18. 34. 73. 112 James. Tony 27. 48. 58. 79. 106 Jeffrey. Paul 16 Jeffnes. Donna 55. 56. 60. 62. 70. 74. 118 Jeffnes. Mike 18 Johnson, Adam 19. 68 Johnson. Corey 106, 118 Johnson. Enk 19, 68 Johnson. Julie 55. 56, 60. 61. 62. 82. 98. 101, 118 Johnson. Le Ann 16 Johnson. Wendi 31. 58 Jones. David 27. 55. 56. 68 Jones. Lon 27, 55. 56 Jones. Nellie 95 Jones. Sharon 18 JOURNALISM 70 Jump. Mark 19, 57 JUNIORS 26-29 Kankelfitz, Brenda 118 Kankelfitz. Lisa 16 Kanne, Kevin 90 Kapphahn. Damn 18 Karels, Cynthia 90 Karg. Lynn 31 Kamitz. Delores 95 Kamitz, Melinda 95 Kamitz. Robin 31. 39. 57. 84. 112 Kechely, Gary 16 Kellogg, Laune 27. 49. 56. 59. 62. 84 Kellogg. Pixie 90 Kellogg. Stephannie 17. 71. 73 Keohane. Neil 86 Kerkow. Jeff 27. 57. 98 Keup. Jerry 27. 48. 79, 106 Keup, Karen 49. 58. 59. 72. 80. 101. 102. 103. 118 Klehr. John 19. 78 Klehr, Mark 18 Klehr. Rick 31. 68 Koenig, Cindy 27 Koenig, Jean 27. 58 Koenig. Joanne 19. 69 Koenig. John Koenig. Mary Carol 19. 112 Koenig. Mike Koenig. Richard 27 Koepp, Albert 27, 47. 58. 100 Koepp. Bill 48. 58. 59. 60. 62. 71. 72. 98. 101. 102. 110. 119. 129 Koepp. Brent 16 Koepp. Bryan 19. 73 Koepp, Charles 16 Koepp. Dorothy 31. 39. 57. 58. 84. 108 Koepp. Janel 31. 36. 82. 101 103. 112 Koepp. John 68 Koepp. Kerry 31. 68. 81 Koepp. Lisa 20. 59. 84. 100 Koepp. Louis 18. 69 Koepp. Randy 48. 106, 119 Koepp, Richard 68. 119 Koepp. Ricky 48. 49. 106. 119 Koepp. Scott 119 Koepp. Suzanne 27. 36 Koepp. Wayne 31, 68. 81 Krant, Rick 31. 58 Krecklau. Censse 20. 39 Krecklau. Colin 16 Knck. Kim 58. 70. 119 Kroells, Jeff 31 Krueger, Michelle Krueger, Scott 31. 57. 58 Kruschke. Bob 16 Kruschke. Hal 27. 48 Kruschke. Kan 31. 74. 112 Kucera, Joanne 31. 56. 58. 81 Kucera, Terry 55. 57, 98. 119. 128 Kuch, Irvin 55. 90 Kuehn, Robert 48, 119 Kuhl. Keith 48. 68. 78. 120 Laabs. Brian 31. 68 Laabs. Bnan 18 Laabs. Dan Laabs. Jane 16 Laabs. Lisa 20 Laabs. Lon 120 Laabs. Mark 70. 120 Laabs. Rita 120 Laabs. Ruth 120 Lambrecht. Susan 20 Larson, Bnan 31. 56. 81 Larson. Jeff 18 Latzke, Brad 16 Latzke, Dave 31. 68 Latzke, Jeff 16 Latzke, John 68 Latzke. Steven 68 Legg. Cory 27. 48 Legg, Tony 20. 73 Lehman. Daniel 20. 81 Lehman, Dennis 20. 78 Lehman. Will 48. 70. 106, 120 Leonard. Mark 27. 60 Leonard. Mary 20. 36. 71. 82. 84. 108 Liebhard. Bob 57. 68 Liebhard. Janet 16 Liebhard, Linda 69 Liebhard. Laune 16, 69 Liebhard. Mike 18 Lieske, Karen 27. 36. 58 Lockrem, Kan 17 Logelin, Jon 90 Lovich. Mike 91 Lundborg. Peter 31. 68 Lynch. Cheryl 31. 58 Lynch. Peter 48. 120 McCall. Bnan 20, 68 McCall. Cindy 17. 71. 98, 112 McConnell, Jim 20 McConnell. Keith 55. 56. 58. 59. 62. 98. 101. 110. 120 McConnell. Lee 20 McCormick. Gen Kay 121 McCormick. Laune 49. 77, 121 McCue. Joe 74. 98. 121 McOmber. Kay 70. 91 Mabee. Jayne 36. 55. 57. 70. 74. 112, 121 Mager. Tammy 27. 58, 69 Malm. Beth 49. 58. 59. 62. 71. 74. 75. 77. 98. 121 Malm. Sara 17. 112 Malz. Bob 31. 58 Malz, Michelle 20. 84 Manthe. Karen 27, 49, 58. 72. 80. 108 Manthe, Lon 37. 58. 70. 108. 121 Mapes, Kame Mapes. Kevin Martin. Melanie 20. 39. 82, 84. 108 Meger. Emil 27. 68 Meger. Glen 27. 48, 58. 59. 62. 72. 110 Meger. Joe 18 Meger. Rita 31 Meger. Sharon 18, 38. 112 Meger. Tom 20 Meierbachtol. Dale 68 Meierbachtol. Don 68, 70, 121 Mellgren. Matt 68, 70. 121 Mellgren. Wanda 20. 57. 84. 112 Meyer. Brad 27 Meyer. Brent 20 Meyer. Chris 16 Meyer. Wayne Miller. Chns 20. 69 Miller. Chris 56. 58. 59. 62. 82. 121 Miller. Gerald 91 Miller. Jeff 18. 98 Miller. Judy 27. 38. 47. 56. 70. 84. 100 Miller, Kim 20. 39. 59 Miller, Shawn 16 Miller. Stephanie 27. 36. 47. 55. 57. 74. 82. 112 Miller, Yvonne 18 MINI - COURSES 65-67 Moody. Gayle 31. 58. 74. 84 Moore. LaVonne 91 Monarty. Jenny 18. 108 Monarty. Sarah 16. 73 Moms. Craig 17 Moms. Melissa 20. 39 Mueller. Connie 20, 84 Murphy. Elizabeth 20. 59 Murphy. Greg 57. 74 Murphy. Jerome 20. 35. 56. 73 Murphy. Joe 110. 121 Murphy, Mary Pat 94 Murphy, Ricky 16. 73 Murphy. Terry 20 Murphy. Tom 48. 55. 56, 58. 72. 121. 128 MUSICAL 44-47 Nagel. Nickie 91 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 101 Neisen. Cohn 18 Neisen. Dan 68 Neisen. Dennis 68 Neisen. John 20 Neisen. Lone 31. 33, 34. 58. 112 Neisen. Mike 16 Newell, Mike 18 Newell. Pat 16 Nyblom, Brenda 17 135 Nyblom. leti 31 O'Bnen. Camille 16. 112 O'Bnen. David 18 O'Bnen. Dennis 18 O'Bnen. Gene 27. 79. 106 O'Bnen. Greg 20 O'Bnen. lames 13. 74. 78. 110 O'Bnen. John 18 O'Bnen. Nancy 27. 37. 55. 82. 108 O'Bnen. Patrick, 37. 38. 91 O'Bnen. Rob 31, 35 O’Bnen. Suzanne 20. 39. 59. 73 O'Donoghue. John 20 O'Donoghue. Robert 18 Oestreich, Allen 20 OLaughlin. Jim 18. 60. 61. 98 OLaughlin. Tim 92 Oldenburg. Sandy 121 O'Malley. Debra 92 O'Meara, Carole O'Meara. Carrie 17. 98 O'Meara. Rosie 18. 73. 98 ONE-ACT PLAY 54 Ott. Joseph 92 Otto. Annette 27. 37. 38. 55. 57. 72. 82. 112 Otto. Darrell 20 Otto. Debbie 27. 108 Otto. Donna 27. 59. 69 Otto, Kevin 68 Otto. Lanae 122 Otto. Sieve 20 Overline. Tammy 27. 36. 70. 112 Pack, Mary 18 Palmer. Came 17 Paulsen. Scott Pearson, Donald 74. 122 Perkins. Charles 92 Perkins, David 18 Perkins. Deb 69, 74 Perkins. Rebecca 92 Personius. Mike 20 Personius, Teresa 31 Peterson, Dick 48 Peterson. Lon 69 Peterson. Todd 48. 58. 72. 110. 122 PHOTOGRAPHY 75 Planting, Gary 16 Plantz, Julie 122 Plonski. Jerome 48. 78. 122 Plonski, Patnck 27. 35 PROM 104. 105 Pudlitzke. Dale 92. 110 Raddatz, Tony 16 Raisler, Sally 93 Raleigh, Bnan 18 Read. Rodger Rebers. Carol 122 Reck. Duane 20 Reck. Scott 16 Renne. Bonnie 58. 122 Renne. Glenn 16 Renne. Pam 27. 58 Renne. Scott 31 Riesgraf, Julie 16. 34. 112 Riesgrai, Laura 20. 57. 112 Riesgraf. Sarah 18. 34. 73. 112 Roberts, Mike 16 Rogers, Dan 31. 56. 110 Routs, Becky 31 Routs. Gary 31 Routs. Jon 16 Ruehling, Dan 18 Ruehhng. Wayne 16 SAE 74 Sampson. Betty Jo 18. 69 Sauter, Lee 48. 93, 82. 112 Savage. Bob 122 Savage, David 18 Savage. Diane 20. 39. 84. 108 Savage. Mary Jo 20. 59 Savage. Pauline 122 Savage. Rita Savage. Tony 122 Savelkoul. Shelly 20. 69. 84 Schaat. Ed 27. 48 Schaat, Stacie 59 Scherber, Dan Schlingman. Mike Schmidt. Allen 68. 74 Schmidt. Bnan 16 Schmidt, Diane 122 Schmidt. Erwin 95 Schmidt. Gerry 94 Schmidt. Mary Kay 27. 36. 47. 58. 72 Schmidt. Nancy 27 Schmidt. Robert 27. 68 Schmidt. Ron 18 Schmidt. Roxanne 31, 71, 72 Schmidt. Sandy 18. 73 Schmit, Annette 27. 47, 49, 56. 62. 77. 98 Schmit. Greg 16 Schmit. Margy 31, 36. 74, 78, 112 Schmit. Rick 48. 78. 98. 103. 122 Schmitt. Dale 31. 74. 81 Schmitz, Bnan 31. 68 Schmitz. Jody 18, 33. 34. 71, 112 Schneider. Romi 18 Schroeder, Laurie 18 Schultz. Brenda Schultz. Bnan 20, 68 Schultz. Carol 18. 60 Schultz. Darrel 31, 68, 74 Schultz. Donald 27, 79 Schultz. Judy 32 Schultz. Mark 27. 48, 68. 78 Schultz. Nancy 27. 58, 69 Schuneman. Pat 123 Schuneman, Rosalie 95 Schwab, Allison 18 Schwartz, Kevin 18 Schwartz. Mike 48. 55. 56. 123 Schwartz. Terry 20, 68 Scott. Terry Seaver. Curtis 18 Seaver, James 16 Seaver. Jean Seaver. Randy 68. 123 Seaver. Ron 32. 110 Sellnow, Donna 20, 39. 84. 112 Sellnow, Jeff 48. 49, 58. 71. 79. 98. 106. 123 Sellnow. Linda 27. 36. 58, 82. 112 Sellnow. Mark 32. 81 Sellnow, Susan 36. 58. 100. 123 SENIORS 114 127 SEVENTH GRADE 16. 17 Sexton. Valerie 18 Sherlock. Jean Siegle. David 68. 123 Siegle. Jeff 35. 68. 78 Siegler. Chns 20. 35. 68. 110 Siegler. Susan 18. 33. 34. 69. 73. 112 Siemon, Terry 33. 35. 74. 123 Smith. Dan 18 Smith. Steve 16 Smith. Ten 32. 58 SNOWFEST 63. 64 SOFTBALL 108. 109 Soller, Robert 79. 123 Sons. Brenda 21 Sons, Ricky 18 SOPHOMORES 30-32 SPEECH 60. 61 Spellacy. John 95 SPRING PLAY 98-100 Steen. Mark 32 Steinessen. Jenny 18. 112 Stene, Charles 93 Stier. Brad 27. 68. 78 Stier. Gene 32 Stier. Jane 70. 124 Stier. Karen 36. 124 Stier, Larry 21. 56 Stier, Robert Stier, Scott 23. 68, 74 Stier, Susan 18 Stier, Tim 48. 98. 124 Stimpson. Sheila 27 Stimpson. Tammy 32, 108 Strom. Deanna 18 Strom, Debbie 21 STUDENT COUNCILS 72. 73 Sullivan. Dawn 16, 69 Swenson, Desiree 16 Swenson. Eric 27, 47, 98 Swenson. Linda 124 Swenson, Skip 32, 58. 78 Taylor. Duane 21 Taylor. Susan 58 Tchouban. Dawn 21. 59 TENNIS 37. 38 Terrio. Marge ret 18 Tesch. Dale 32. 68 Thomason. Lana 18. 71. 112 Thomason, Larry 32 Thomason. Lila 124 Tiegs. Cheryl 32 Tiegs. Jim Tietz. Laura 16. 69 Tietz. Tammy 21 Tillquist. Kristie 32. 58 Townsend. Amy 16 Townsend, Dana 56. 59. 62, 80 Townsend. Danny 18 TRACK. BOYS 110, 111 TRACK. GIRLS 112. 113 Traxler. Carol 18 Traxler. Joe Traxler. Kathy 32. 11 Traxler. Paul Traxler. Tim 16. 68 Trost, Bnan 124 Trost. Michelle 70. 124 Vatthauer, Beth 32. 39. 58 Velishek, Justine 18 Volek, Cmdi Walton 124 VOLLEYBALL 36 Voss. Joe 21. 68 Voss, Schelly 32 Wagner. Lon 21 Wann. Art 93 Wawrzyniak. Randy 48. 49, 124 Wawrzymck, Rick 47. 48. 79. 110, 124 Weldon. Carolyn 32. 36. 56. 81. 112 Weldon. Cornelia 95 Weldon. Jane 21. 39. 59. 73. 81 Weldon. Mike 58. 98 Wilhelmi. Sylvia 36. 93. 108 Wilson, Kathy 69, 93 Wmterfeldt, John 16 Witt. Bnan 16 Witt. Gary 32. 81 Witt. Julie 21 Woestehoff, Doris 21. 39 Wolf. Eileen 17 Wolf. Ken 74 Wolf. Rick 21 Wolff. Jeff 18 Wolpem, Gary 20 Wolter, Donald WRESTLING 76-78 Zabel. Dennis Zum. Sam 32. 58. 98 Zweber. Donald 16. 98 Zweber. James 33. 35. 58 Zweber. Jane 32, 74. 112 136 The TIGERIAN staff would like to wish the Class of '80 good luck in the beginning of their new decade. The staff would also like to express their appreciation for the supportive and financial aid provided to them by the Belle Plaine business people, John Smith of Josten's American Yearbook Comapany, William's Studio of Redwood Falls, School Photographers, Mrs. Blumhoefer our advisor, and the faculty and student body. Because of these people the end is really another beginning. 137