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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

FINAL EDITION if if 1981-1982 ★ if VOL. 1 PG 2 STONES ROLL AGAIN — In their first U S. tour since 1978. the Rolling Stones, led by 38-year-old Mick Jagger. played a 10-week concert tour that included 42 performances It was the Rolling Stones 19th year together WINNINGEST COACH — Alabama football coach Bear Bryant achieved a record 315th collegiate football victory when the Cnmson Tide defeated Penn State, making Bryant the all-time most victorious. SINKING FEEUNG — Destruction occurred in drought-parched central Florida as a senes of sinkholes developed The largest, in Winter Park, swallowed cars, houses, businesses VIOLENCE IN IRELAND — Unrest continued in Ireland. Belfast was the center of violence as rioting tore through troubled Northern Ireland in the wake of the death of IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands He. along with other IRA members, earned out a hunger stnke protest from their jail cells. DODGERS TAKE SERIES — After the New York Yankees and take their losing the first two games, the Los first World Series title in 16 years Angeles Dodgers came back to defeat JOE LOUIS DIES — Known to many as the Brown Bomber. Joe Louis died at the age of 66 He was world heavyweight champ fighter from 1937 to 1949. and was recognized as one of the best heavyweight fighters ever. I _ 1982 Tigerian Belle Plaine High School Belle Plaine Minnesota Volume XXX Editor Roxanne Schmidt Assistant Editor Robin Karnitz Seniors Rick Krant Mary Hartman Juniors Janice Capaul Carol Hennen Mary Leonard Sophomores Jody Schmitz Sandi Schmidt Freshmen Stephanie Kellogg Cindy McCall Eighth Jill Fogarty Karin Tillquist Seventh Debbie Newell Photographers Mike Buesgens Jean Effertz Barry Calles Dan Lehman Connie Mueller Chris Siegler Advisor Bev Wenisch What Was New In 1982? Mr. Clymer Became The New Leader At The Senior High. 3 4 5 The Library Shrank With The Addition Of a Computer Center. All The Girls Wore Printed Shoelaces. 8 The Exterior Got A Face-Lift. 11 Super Whale Was Washed Ashore. UNDERCLASSMEN 7th 8th Graders Get Involved Students in the seventh and eighth grades kept active and had lots of fun throughout this school year. The junior high student council sponsored a three day winter week on March 3,4, and 5. Activities included a candy guessing contest, suitcase relay, a faculty baby photo contest, western day, and backwards day. The week concluded with the girls asking the boys to a dance. Seventh grader Julie Halquist won the can- dy contest by guessing 625 in a jar filled with 626 pieces of assorted candy. The eighth graders showed their speed when they won the suitcase relay. Large numbers of junior high students also tried out for the musical. Sheral Kahle was selected as Oli- ver and many of her fellow classmates also received roles in the production. All of these activities plus the never ending daily homework kept everyone busy. 18 «11 SEVNTH GRADE: FRONT: Paul Diers, Mike Gaffney, Andy Barlage, Jay Bartholomew, Joanne Boschee, Desi Carlson, Geri Devine, Tammy Fahey MIDDLE: Jeff Bruder, Dan Buesgens, Jim Buesgens, Brian Clymer, Pat Clymer, Joanne Adelmann BACK: Andy Fogarty, Matt Fogarty, Dale Chard, Jay Denny, Jeff Fahey, Berta Davis, Jodi Bessel. 19 SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT: Sara Meger, Peggy Hennen, Sheral Kahle, Shari Mueller, Paul Miller, Shelly Meger, Jeff Liebhard, Paul Murphy. MIDDLE: Joann Mabee, Sara Miller, Jenni Hallgren, Molly Hartmann, Sally Halbmaier, Julie Halquist, David Jeffrey. BACK: Stacy Krueger. Gretchen Koenig. Kim Little, Jill Morrison, Lynn Jeurissen, Kevin Jeurissen, Marc Hagen, Jeff Johnson, Scott Hennen. SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT: Kim Paulson, Ann Siegle, Cathy Schwartz. Tammy Turek, Gregg Raisler, Mike Schultz, Wally VelisheK, Shawn Riesgraf. MIDDLE: Will Soller, Dan O'Laughlin, Daryll Strom, Julie Traxler, Jane Raleigh, Ken Tietz, Mike Wilmes, Steve Wolff. BACK: Brian Stier, Todd Palmer, Laura Personius, Theresa Wynne, Tory Walton, Ernie Stier, Kris Schmidt, Barb Weierke, Carol Plonski. EIGHTH GRADE: FRONT: Joe Clark, Rich Fabel, Paul Boschee, Larry Capaul MIDDLE: Jodi Evers, Shelly Golaszewski, Tina Einspahr, Brad Fahey, Joe Edberg, Kim Carlson BACK: Bev Glisczinski, Shawn Buesgens, Steph Fogarty, Chris Fogarty, Tim Bristlin, Mark Bauleke, Lori Brown, Linda Glynn. EIGHTH GRADE: FRONT: Cheryl Witt. Larry Schmidt, Billy Siegler. Tim Siegle, Mike Wolf. MIDDLE: Anna Liza Williams, Paul Pudlitzke, George Schoenborn, Jeff Read, Jeanne Ruehling, Karin Tillquist, Joyce Terrio. BACK: Jerome Schlingman, Don Savage, Danny Schroeder. Dale Schmidt, Scott Schmidt, Lisa Tiegs, Kerry Wagner. EIGHTH GRADE: FRONT: Jimmy Murphy, Chad Haefner, Todd Hardwick, Tim Hardwick, Pat O'Brien, Jenni Mabee, Jackie Hartmann MIDDLE: Mark McCall, Anne Hillstrom, Jean Nagel, Lisa Nelsen, Courtney Hoelz, Tami Kankelfitz. BACK: Erik Lockrem, Aaron Johnson Brad Johnson. Sean Hayden, Ann Marie Koenig, Kristine Meyer. Tammie Kapphahn. Ann Marie Klehr. There's No Doubt That We re Alive Cause We're The Class Of '85 Does life begin in ninth grade? Most freshmen think so! It's their first chance to attend both junior and senior high dances. They are the hot shots of the building and think they should win ev- ery event during Winter Week. Do you remember building up enough courage to ask that guy to the Sadie Hawkins dance? As the year ended, most of the class was getting excited about behind the wheel and the thought of having Mr. Clymer as principal again next year. Albrecht, Chris Bartholomew, Sherry Bergs, Scott Bauleke, Annette Blaha, Jody Burmeister, Gina Carlson, Rich Chard, Cathy Edberg, Loren Edblom, Donna Entinger, Susan Ernst, Rex Fahey, Billy Joe Fahrenkamp. Mike Fogarty, Edward Fogarty, William French. Jodi Fuchs, Carmen Glisczinski, Joe Gregory, Becky Gruetzmacher, Bruce Guertin, Paul Hallgren, Jon Hartman, Monica Heitkamp, Nola Hennen, Phil Hennen, Sandy Hoover, Lisa Jeffrey, Paul Johnson, LeAnn Kankelfitz, Lisa Karnitz, Kim Kechely, Gary Kellogg, Stephanie Koepp, Brent Koepp, Charles Koepp, Judy Kruschke, Bob Laabs, Jane Latzke, Brad Latzke, Jeff Liebhard, Laurie Lockrem, Kari Malin, Sara Malz. Melissa Malz, Ted Martin, Troy McCall. Cindy Meyer, Chris Miller, Shawn Moriarty, Sarah Morris, Craig Mueller. Nancy Mueller. Ron Murphy, Ricky Nelsen, Mike Newell. Pat Nyblom, Brenda O'Brien, Camille Oestreich, Mori 23 Palmer, Carrie Peterson, Lori Planting. Gary Raddatz, Tony Reck, Scott Renne, Glenn Riesgraf, Julie Roberts, Mike Routs, Jon Ruehling, Wayne Schmidt, Brian Schultz, Brenda Seaver, James Smith. Steve Sullivan, Dawn Tiegs, Jim Tiegs, Russel Tietz, Laura Townsend, Amy Traxler, Tim Westphal, Craig Winterfeldt, John Witt, Brian Wolt, Eileen 24 You Get More With '84 The sophomores got involved in many activities during their first year in the senior high. In the fall, they made their first Home- coming float. As the snow fell, they ordered their class rings and participated in Snowfest events. In the spring, some sophomores attended prom. All through the year the Class of 1984 was busy taking driver's tests and looking forward to two more years wandering the halls at the senior high. Bahr, Joel Bigaouette, Jane Boschee, Gary Boschee, Greg Buesgens, Ann Buesgens, Paul Busch, Brian Buszmann, Susie Daly. Mike Denzer, Tim Dvorak, Joe Dvorak, John Effertz, Beverly Edblom, Bob Entinger, Gary Fahey. Brian Fahey, Kelly Fogarty, Jeff Fries, Joel Fuchs, Brenda Gregory, Bernadette Haefner, Stuart Hardwick, Kirk Harsh, Heidi Hartman. Matt Hartmann, Susie Hennen, Carl Hennen, Jean Heutmaker, Gary Hoelz. Jill 25 Hoelz, Vicki Holmquist, Roger Hoover, Nathan I nee, Karyl James, Debbie Jeffries, Mike Jones, Sharon Kahle. Todd Kapphahn, Darrin Kerkow, Frank Kerkow, Stacy Klehr, Mark Koepp, Louis Kruschke, Julie Laabs, Brian Laabs, Patti Larson, Jeff Liebhard, Mike Manthe, Ann Meger, Joe Meger, Sharon Miller, Jeff Miller, Yvonne Moriarty, Jenny Neisen, Colin Newell, Mike O'Brien, David O'Brien, Dennis O'Brien, John O'Donoghue, Robert O'Laughlin, Jim Otto. Brian Otto, Debbie Perkins, David Raleigh, Brian Read, Rodger Riesgraf, Sarah Ruehling, Danny Sampson, Betty Jo Savage, David 26 Sorry Kevin, this bun is for John Can't you tell he's hungry! Schense, Dwaine Scherber, Dan Schmidt, Ron Schmidt, Sandi Schmidt, Steve Schmitz, Jody Schneider. Romi Schroeder, Laurie Schultz, Carol Schultz, Sandy Schwab, Alison Schwartz, Kevin Seaver, Curtis Sexton, Valerie Siegler, Susie Smith, Dan Sons, Ricky Stienessen, Jenny Stier, Susie Strom. Deanna Taylor. Doreen Terrio. Margaret Thomason. Lana Traxler. Carol Not Pictured Scott Felt Ruth Ann McGoniga! Angie Martin David Mix Danny Townsend 27 We're Young, We're Free We're The Class Of 'S3 The junior year traditionally means magazine sales and prom. Seven hundred twenty-three subscriptions were sold for a profit of $3,202.99. This money was used to honor the seniors at the prom. The talented juniors pigged out on jello to win second place during Snowfest. As the juniors finished the year, they were looking forward to next year and their title as seniors. Dreams of Homecoming and football games were beginning to form. The junior year was fun but the Class of 83 is looking for great things next year. Barlage, Kathy Bauleke. Paul Baynes, Steve Bessel, Amy Bigaouette, Connie Blaha, Amy Bohlman, Floyd Borgardt, Lori Burmeister, Joe Capaul, Janice Clark, Willy Duffy, Pat Edblom, Emery Edblom, Mark Effertz, Jean Evers, Jay Finch, Anne Fogarty, Bob French, Janelle Gebhardt, Karen Gebhardt, Sharon Halquist, Cindy Harms, Dave Hennen, Carol Herrmann, Bob Herrmann, Kathy Heutmaker. Donna Johnson, Adam Johnson, Erik Jump, Mark 28 The Punks of the junior class: Jean Effertz Kathy Herrmann Amy Bessel Susie Lambrecht Klehr, John Koenig, Joann Koenig, Mary Carol Koepp, Bryan Koepp, Lisa Krecklau, Cerisse Krueger, Michelle Laabs, Lisa Lambrecht, Susie Latzke, Steve Legg, Tony Lehman, Dan Lehman. Dennis Leonard, Mary Malz, Michele Martin, Melanie McCall, Brian McConnell, Jim McConnell, Lee Meger, Tom Meierbachtol, Dale Mellgren, Wanda Meyer, Brent Miller, Chris Morris. Melissa Mueller, Connie Murphy, Beth Murphy, Jerome Murphy, Terry O'Brien, Greg 29 O'Brien, Suzanne O'Donoghue, John Oestreich, Allen Otto. Darrell Otto, Steve Paulsen. Scott Personius. Mike Reck Duane Riesgraf, Laura Savage, Diane Savage, Mary Jo Savelkoul, Shelly Schlingmann, Mike Schultz, Brian Schwartz, Terry Scott, Terry Sellnow, Donna Siegle, Jeff Siegler, Chris Sons, Brenda Stier, Larry Strom, Debbie Taylor, Duane Tietz. Tammy Traxler, Joe Voss, Joe Wagner, Lori Weldon, Jane Witt, Julie Woestehoff, Doris Joann Koenig participated in district and state F.H.A. action activities where she received awards for her outstanding work. BELOW: Adam Johnson shows his skill in construc- tion trades on how to place sheet rock. BOTTOM LEFT: What do you think of these two sex symbols of the junior class? BOTTOM RIGHT: Su- zanne and Bob experiment in the world of titrating. SPORTS Tigers Have Challenging Season The 1981 Tiger football team finished the season with a total of seven wins and two losses. They opened up the season with shut out victories over St. Michael-Albertville and Faribault BA. In the conference opener, the Tigers won a thriller against Jordan as Gary Witt kicked a field goal in overtime. This sent the Tigers traveling to Montgomery undefeated but their offense was stopped cold, leaving them with their first defeat. The Tigers made up for their loss by making Homecoming a big success by defeating the Le Center Wildcats. They continued in their winning ways by putting together four quarters of well played football to shut out Arlington. Norwood-YA came to town next with high hopes but were sent home with a defeat. After being rated in the top of class B polls for three weeks, the Tigers failed to play up to their ability and lost to Mankato. The Tigers came back on Parent's Night by literally walking over Le Sueur, keeping the Tom Flynn plaque at Belle Plaine for the fifth straight year. The Tigers placed second in the Minne- sota River Conference with five wins and two losses. FOOTBALL TEAM:FRONT-. Jeff Kroells. Darrel Schultz. Brain Larson. Joe Hartmann. Wayne Koepp, Todd Anderson. Stan Swenson Gary W.tt Marty Dvorak. James O'Brien MIDDLE: Charlie Busch, Matt Hartman. Jeff Miller, Erik Johnson. Dan Lehman. Adam Johnson. Dennis Lehman. Dave Harms. Jeff Fogarty. Greg O Brien, John O Donoghue BACK: Jerome Murphy, Tom Meger, Joe Dvorak Tony Legg, Bryan Koepp, Mike Daly, Pat Duffy. Todd Kahle, Brent Meyer. Joe Traxler, Jeff Larson. John O'Brien. TOP LEFT: Belle Plaine shuts out Arlington 21-0. CENTER LEFT: Tigers show their hard work for a successful game. LOWER LEFT: Practice makes perfect Tigers BELOW: Darrel demonstrates how a tackle is done. LOWER RIGHT: Gary shows his confidence in his team. 35 FOOTBALL 1981 OPPONENT St. Michael Faribault BA Jordan Montgomery Le Center Arlington-GI Norwood-YA Mankato Loyola Le Sueur Belle Plaine WE THEY 7 0 6 0 25 22 8 35 20 13 21 0 30 15 14 19 40 21 WON LOST 7 2 Tager's Tigers break through the defensive line for a touchdown. ABOVE: Tony concentrates on his next strate- gy. CENTER RIGHT: B.P. gridder struggles for a first down. LOWER RIGHT: Danny charges for a hard tackle. 36 ALL CONFERENCE Darrel Schultz Gary Witt James O'Brien Jeff Kroells Honorable Mention - Erik Johnson Todd Anderson The Tigers do battle against Jordan Hubman FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Wendy Bergs, Kari Kruschke, Suzanne Fabel, Donna Heutmaker, Joanne Kucera, Jean Effertz, Jane Weldon, Margy Schmit Lots Of Hard Work Leads To CC Success The cross country teams had an inspiring year with eleven returning lettermen. At the conference meet held at Belle Plaine, both boys and girls teams crossed the finish line in third place. In district competition both teams placed second which ad- vanced them to the Region IV A meet where the boys topped off the season in seventh and the girls in fifth. With many young runners moving up. Coach Noah has high hopes for the 1982 season. RIGHT: Shelly still has the look of determination as she crosses the finish line. S'?15 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Julie Traxler, Laura Riesgraf, Debbie James, Sarah Riesgraf. Julie Riesgraf, Lisa Nelsen, Lorie Nelsen, Shelly Busch. 38 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Billy Siegler, Paul Boschee, Brian Fogarty, Chris Siegler. Terry Murphy. Rob O'Brien. Todd Palmer. Lee McConnell. Dan Rogers. Curt Holz, Jay Bartholomew, Brian Clymer. 39 All Conference Nelsen And Fogarty Lorie Nelsen and Brian Fogarty were All Conference selections for B.P. cross country teams. Brian also qualified for state with a fifth place finish at the Re- gion IV A meet. He finished 36th in overall competi- tion and 25th in the individual competition. Spikers Win A Trophy 1981 proved to ba a disappointing year for the Tiger volleyball team. The highlight of the regular season came against Mankato Loyola in an exciting match which the Tigers won 2 to 1. The Tigers also brought home the third place trophy from the Waterville Tournament by defeating New Rich- land. In district competition, the Ti- gers defeated Waterville in the first round but lost to Le Center in the sec- ond round to finish the season. The Tiger's All-Conference selection was Janel Koepp and honorable mention went to Sandi Schmidt. 41 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Kathy Barlage, Donna Sellnow, Doris Woestehoff, Sandi Schmidt, Stacy Kerkow, Manager Lori Peterson, Connie Mueller, Diane Savage, Coach Wilhelmi, Manager Kari Lockrem, Dorothy Koepp, Robin Karnitz. Carolyn Weldon, Janel Koepp VOLLEYBALL SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY Henderson 1 2 Le Sueur 0 2 Le Center 0 2 Loyola 0 2 Arlington 0 2 Norwood 0 2 Montgomery 1 2 Jordan 0 2 Le Sueur 0 2 Le Center 0 2 Loyola 2 1 Arlington 1 2 Norwood 1 2 Montgomery 0 2 Jordan 0 2 WATERVILLE TOURNEY Waldorf-Pemb. 2 1 Waterville 0 2 New Richland 2 0 DISTRICTS Waterville 2 0 Le Center 0 2 42 ABOVE: All-Conference honor went to Janel Koepp. B SQUAD VOLLEYBALL TEAM Sandy Schultz Jane Laabs Dawn Sullivan Mitzi Westlund Julie Halquist Mgr. Lisa Kankelfitz LeAnn Johnson Judy Koepp Ann Klehr Coach Dunham Mgr. Nancy Mueller Brenda Schultz Brenda Nyblom Camille O'Brien Steph Kellogg Lisa Koepp Doreen Taylor BOTTOM RIGHT: Connie hits a powerful spike. CENTER RIGHT: Tigers take a break before they encounter the opponent. CENTER LEFT: Sandi and Janel work together for a block. TOP LEFT: All-Conference Janel Koepp sinks the ball to the oppo- nent. BOTTOM LEFT: Spikers decide to do the back bump. Netters Place Second In Districts The girls tennis team finished their season with a 10-6 record. They placed second in districts and reached the quarter finals in the region. In dis- tricts the Tigers first round opponent was Le Sueur where they soundly defeated them 4-1. The netters then had to face a tough Le Center team. In a very exciting match the Tigers were defeated 3-2 and came home with second place. In district individual competition there were two second place finishers. In doubles play JoAnn Fogarty and Rochelle Fogarty overwhelmed their first two opponents. In the championship match, Sharon Meger was awesome in her first two matches but lost in the finals. In region competi- tion the Tigers beat St. Anthony 3-2 to reach the quarter finals. They had to compete against Can- non Falls in an exciting match but lost 3-2. VARSITY TENNIS: FRONT: Jane Bigaouette, Romi Schneider, Amy Townsend, Melanie Martin BACK: Coach Knop, JoAnn Fogarty, Ann Buesgens, Sharon Meger, Rochelle Fogarty, Mary Hartman, Mary Leonard. 44 This Is Tiger Wrestling Country The Tiger wrestlers worked hard toward a suc- cessful season. In district competition held at Jordan, Ed Fogarty, Bob Fogarty, and Skip Swen- son received second place. Joe Hartmann became district champ with a 6-2 decision. Six Belle Plaine A-squad wrestlers, Mark Klehr, Joe Hart- mann, Bob Fogarty, Ed Fogarty, James O'Brien, and Skip Swenson traveled to Inver Grove Heights to take part in region wrestling competi- tion with the hopes of advancing to state. All six wrestlers had challenging matches but could not pull through with a Tiger win. Co-captains Joe Hartmann and James O'Brien led the team to an overall record of 8-7. TIGER MATMEN: 98 Awesome Andy Fogarty, 105 Magical Mark Klehr, 112 Electrifyin Eddie Fogarty, 119 Brian the Brain Fogarty, 126 Jivin'Jo Jo Hartmann. 132 Big Bad Bobby Fogarty, 138 Steamin Scott Stier, 145 Madman Marty Dvorak, 155 Jumpin' Jimmy O Brien 167 Jawbreakin' Jeff Kroells, 185 Rock-n-Roll Stan Swenson. HWT Terrible Tim Traxler, Clach Slack, Coach Fox. WRESTLING 1981-82 OPPONENT WE THEY Mound 35 29 Waconia 39 18 Watertown 34 29 Morgan 6 52 Montgomery 38 18 Arlington 30 24 LeSueur 19 31 St. Peter 36 21 Jordan 25 29 Norwood Y.A. 11 34 LeCenter 22 31 Morristown 21 33 Shakopee 9 40 Mankato Loyola 43 12 Minnehaha 48 10 ABOVE: A WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Margy Schmit, Kari Kruschke, Jean Effertz. TOP LEFT: Steamin' Stier stuck his opponent CENTER: Jo Jo shows his technique for a first class pin LEFT: The decision was in favor of Mark Klehr against St. Peter. 47 B MATMEN: FRONT: Tim Siegle, Maury O'Brien, Greg O'Brien, Darrin Fox, Joel Bahr, Jerome Murphy BACK: John Dvorak, Carl Hennen, Dennis Lehman, Joe Dvorak, Jeff Siegle, Coach Kevin Slack. A very good year in a tough conference.' Another step towards our goal this year ' -Coach Fox LOWER CENTER: All-Con- ference wrestler went to senior Joe Hartmann. LOWER RIGHT: B-SQUAD WRESTLING CHEER- LEADERS: Ann Manthe, Su- sie Buszmann, Heidi Harsh, Susie Hartmann. 46 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: FRONT: MGR. Annette Bauteke. Stacy Kerkow, Sharon Meger, Jodi Schmitz. Sandy Schultz, MGR. Sherry Bartholomew. MIDDLE: Melanie Martin, Mary Leonard, Connie Mueller, Diane Savage, Sandi Schmidt, Jill Hoelz. BACK: Coach Sauter, Janel Koepp, Mary Hartman, Rochelle Fogarty, Dorothy Koepp. All-Conference Mary Leonard gives honorable mention Janel Koepp the high five. Smi-Lee's Girls Prove To Be Awesome The 1981-82 girls basketball team started out the season with intentions of going far. They opened against Water- ville with a win and were not to be beaten until their fourth game against Mankato Loyola. This was the first time ever that girls basketball started out the year with three wins. The cagers went on winning seven out of the remaining thirteen games. The Tigers placed fourth in the conference and were seeded fourth in the conference and were seeded fourth in district competition. Entering districts with a 10-8 record, the girls faced the fifth seeded team, Waterville- Elysian, in the quarter finals. The Tigers started out slow but pulled it together in the end, beating the Bucs 39-32. The cagers then had to play the number one seeded Le Sueur Giants in the semi-finals. This would be the third time they would attempt to defeat the Giants. Knowing what had to be done, the Tigers went out and earned a position in the district championship by the score of 54-43. Then the Tigers met Faribault MSD at the finals only to be defeated by the score of 38-36. This was the first time the girls basketball team has ever gone to the district finals. A hustling, aggres- sive style of play typified the team. GIRLS BASKETBALL 1981-82 OPPONENT WE THEY Waterville-Elysian 45 34 LeCenter 40 36 Jordan 54 22 Mankato Loyola 30 32 Montgomery 46 43 OT Cleveland 47 16 Arlington-GI 28 35 LeSueur 26 34 Norwood-VA 43 37 LeCenter 47 34 Arlington-GI 23 40 Jordan 46 33 Mankato Loyola 45 54 Montgomery 40 43 OT Henderson 35 51 LeSueur 37 50 Norwood-YA 40 37 OT Osseo 40 22 DISTRICTS Waterville-Elysian 39 32 LeSueur 54 43 Fairbault MSD 36 38 ABOVE: VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Donna Heutmaker. Teri Smith, Cerisse Krecklau LEFT: B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: Laurie Liebhard, Susie Siegler, Becky Gregory. 50 51 Cagers Have A Rebuilding Season The 1981-82 Tiger basketball team started the season as an inexperienced basketball team with Gary Witt as the only returning letter- man. After winning just tnree of their first nine games, the Tigers started improving dur- ing the second half of the season. They won seven of their last twelve games to finish the season with a record of ten wins and eleven losses. Two of those wins were especially sat- isfying to the Tigers. The first one was a 57-51 Parent's Night victory over LeSueur in the Tiger's final home game of the season. The other was a 57-49 victory over Jordan in the quarterfinals of the district tournament. Belle Plaine was then eliminated in the semi-finals by Montgomery, a team which eventually qualified for the state tournament. Senior for- ward Gary Witt was named to the All-Confer- ence sauad. Mark Sellnow, a senior guard, was given honorable mention. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL: FRONT: Jeff Larson, Jeff Miller, Jeff Fogarty, Dan Lehman, Mark Sellnow, Erik Johnson, MGR Jim O'Laughlin BACK: Matt Hartman, Brent Meyer. Gary Witt, Kevin Wolpern. Dave Harms, Greg Hillstrom, Coach Dressen. 52 A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Doris Woestehoff Joanne Kucera Jane Weldon JoAnn Fogarty Carolyn Weldon ABOVE: Brent shows an impressive screen. CENTER LEFT: Jeff looks for an open spot to drive the ball to the basket. LOWER LEFT: Tigers work together de- fensively to gain control of the ball. 53 B-SQUAD BOYS BASKETBALL: Steve Schmidt, Kirk Hardwick, Don Zweber, Denm Senior Gary W itt was named All-Conference in the O'Brien, Paul Woestehoff, Matt Hartman, Jeff Miller, Mike Daly, Jeff Larson, Kevin 1981-82 basketball season. Schwartz. Coach Houle. BOYS BASKETBALL 1981-82 OPPONENT WE THEY Waterville 36 31 Jordan 38 32 Mankato Loyola 39 44 LeCenter 44 27 Montgomery 38 51 Arlington-GI 31 51 LeSueur 43 48 Jordan 40 44 LeCenter 66 44 Maranantha Academy 70 63 Mankato Loyola 50 51 Faribault Shattuck 53 44 Montgomery 51 73 Norwood-YA 49 41 Minnehaha Academy 42 38 Arlington-GI 40 56 LeSueur 57 51 Norwood-YA 45 51 DISTRICTS Jordan 57 49 Montgomery 25 40 Faribault BA 57 60 B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: Debbie James. Steph Kellogg, Ann Buesgens. 54 Girls Build Teamwork The softball team opened their season with a slow start by losing their first three games. Uncontrollable weather caused many games to be postponed and some were even cancelled. With a lot of teamwork, the girls won the next three and lost the fourth in a double- header against Loyola. The team lost four more before a 13-1 victory over LeCenter followed by a 17-15 win over the Giants. In district competition, the Tigers beat Le Center 8-5 to play Jordan, the 1981 champions. Going into the eighth inning, the score was tied 3-3. In the ninth inning, Jordan scored and took the game 4-3. The girls played their best and they will be back to prove themselves next year. SOFTBALL TEAM: FRONT: Dorothy Koepp, Tammy Stimpson, Sandy Schultz, Sharon Meger. Diane Savage. Mary Leonard. BACK: Coach Wilhelmi, Mary Hartman, Rocky Schmidt, Michele Malz, Polly Burns. Carol Hennen, Donna Sellnow, Carrie Palmer, Kari Lockrem. 55 The girls have a pregame talk. Coach Wilhelmi gives Mary a little advise. Tigers Take Runner Up In District Play Our young baseball team had a very surprising season as they placed second in District 13 Tourna- ment play. With four seniors on the squad, the Tigers will be an experienced and veteran club next year. Leading the offensive punch for the team was James O'Brien with a .392 batting average followed by Jeff Miller who hit .389. Bryan Koepp was the RBI leader for the team with sixteen. The pitching staff was also led by Bryan with a record of 5-4 and an earned run average of 2.38. The highlight of the season was the upset victory over number one seed- ed Montgomery in the semifinal round of the dis- trict play. Also the 11-3 win over Jordan in the first round of districts encouraged the squad. In all, the Tigers posted an impressive seven wins of the last ten games in the 1982 season. However, the biggest disappointment was to be saved for the last game - District Finals against LeSueur which Belle Plaine lost by the score of 1-0. The Tigers trap their Loyola opponent. Coach Duffy gives Bryan a little advise. 5« Coach Houle shouts for James O'Brien to go in. BASEBALL 1982 OPPONENT WE THEY Montgomery 4 6 Norwood ' 3 2 LeCenter 7 5 LeSueur 7 0 Montgomery 7 15 Mankato 1 oyola 3 5 Mankato Loyola Norwfn d Jordan a 5 0 v 7 10 3 2 Jordan LeCenter | 12 0 1 2 Arlington 7 2 Arlington 10 2 LeSueur 4 6 Nicollet 4 1 Districts Jordan 11 3 Montgomery 7 3 LeSueur 0 1 59 BASEBALL TEAM: ERONT: John O'Donoghue. Greg O'Brien, Jeff Fogarty, Dave Harms, Jeff Miller, James O'Brien, Adam Johnson. BACK: Coach Al Houle, Brian Larson. Pat Duffy, Mark Sellnow, Steve Otto, Erik Johnson. Darrel Schultz, Brent Meyer, Bryan Koepp, Mgr. Jim O'Laughlin. GIRLS TRACK TEAM: FRONT: Gretchen Koenig, Lynn Jeurissen, Julie Traxler, Sally Halbmaier, Stacy Krueger. Laura Personius, Theresa Wynne. SECOND ROW: Ann Klehr, Tami Kankelfitz. Lisa Nelsen, Julie Riesgraf, Monica Hartman. Cathy Chard, Laurie Wolpern, Sara Malin. THIRD ROW: Susie Buszmann, Sarah Riesgraf, Donna Heutmaker, Suzanne O'Brien, Jean Effertz, Camille O'Brien. Cindy Stender. Molly Daly. BACK: Connie Mueller, Amy Bessel, Laura Riesgraf, Janel Koepp, Coach Keegan, Shelly Busch, Carolyn Weldon. Coach Sauter, Lorie Nelsen, Jody Schmitz, Wanda Mellgren, Janice Capaul. Seniors Supply Team Leadership The girls team had a successful season. In the invi- tational meets, the team finished second at Delano and third at Norwood, the Lion's Relays, and the conference meet. The Tigers finished second in Dis- trict 13 competition. Seniors Shelly Busch, Janel Koepp, Lorie Nelsen, and Carolyn Weldon supplied the leadership for the team. Janel Koepp was the Tigers only all-conference performer as she won the 200 meter hurdles. Janel also was the only district champion as she again won the 200 meter hurdles. Besides Janel, Sarah Riesgraf, Shelly Busch, and Susie Buszmann advanced to Region IV competi- tion. Lorie Nelsen also won the pentathlon for the fourth year in a row. The team will certainly miss the seniors but many of the underclassmen will be anxiously awaiting to see what they can do. LEFT: Lorie Nelsen has won the pentathlon for the fourth time. Sarah stays ahead of her competition in the hurdles. 63 Boys Finish Second At District Meet This year the boys varsity track team was led by captains Brian Fogarty and Curt Holz. The team finished first in four meets and second in four more, including the District 13 meet. Besides the team's successes, a number of individuals had a good season. Eight boys qualified for the region meet. They were freshman Don Zweber, sophomore Joe Dvorak, juniors Dan Lehman, Dennis Lehman, Steve Latzke, and Jeff Siegle, and seniors Paul Chard, Brian Fogarty, David Latzke, and Dan Rog- ers. The 400 meter relay team of Dennis Lehman, David Latzke, Paul Chard, and Steve Latzke were district champions. Jeff Siegle placed second in the pole vault at the region meet and qualified for the state meet. He also set a new school record in the pole vault of 12'4 . This year's most valuable player was Joe Dvorak. Captains next year will be Dan and Dennis Lehman. BOYS TRACK TEAM: FRONT: John Dvorak, Steve Latzke, Marty Dvorak, Dave Latzke, Dennis Lehman, Brian Fogarty, Erik Lockrem. BACK: Coach Fox, Lee McConnell. Mark Steen, Jeff Nyblom, Brian Shaughnessy, Don Zweber, Jeff Siegle, Joe Dvorak, Paul Chard, Dan Lehman, Chris Siegler, Coach Noah. FACULTY Leadership In District 716 The administration and school board of District 716 faced the same challenges as other schools throughout the state during the 1981-82 school year. Rising costs, inflation, declining enrollments, and state budget cuts to education made the administration's job increasing- ly difficult. 1981-82 was also a contract negotiation year. After many meetings, a settlement was reached on November 2, 1981. In both buildings, there was a change of principals. Rich Clymer replaced Neil Keohane who went into private business. Mr. Clymer had been the principal at the junior high for the past six years. Lowell Hoffman was hired to replace Mr. Clymer at the junior high. Both men worked hard developing better discipline, a computer center, registration booklets, and many more programs for the improvement of District 716. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS-DR. JOHN BARTHOLOW LOWELL HOFFMAN-JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL RICH CLVMER-SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL 70 1981-1982 SCHOOL BOARD: Front: Pat Schwartz, Dr. Roger Hallgren, Joanne Johnson. BACK: Roger Delgehausen. Mike Newell, Don Koepp. Doug Anderson - Senior High Industrial Lois Barron - Junior High Science Arts, Girls B Basketball, Junior High Track, Set Design for Musical Cynthia Brown - Senior High Home Eco- nomics. Cheerleading Advisor 71 Pat Bruder - Social 7 8, English 8. Junior High Student Council Mike Cote - Counselor, Psychology, National Honor Society, Model U.N., Wilderness Canoe. Gifted Program Dan Dressen - Math 7, Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Varsity Boys Basketball, B Base- ball Richard Fox - American History 9, Social Patti Germscheid - English 8 9, Junior High Studies 7, Varsity Wrestling, Assistant Boys Volleyball Track Bob Geyen - PLUS Program 72 Daryl Goulson - Junior High Science, 9th Boys Basketball Dean Haagenson - Concert Choir, Choralaires 9 10, Junior High Choir, General Music Maynard Harms - Vocational Agricul ture, F.F.A. Ron Hawkins - Junior High Industrial Arts Orville Heitkamp - Ecology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics. SDR, Photo Club Jeff Hiltz - Math 8, Algebra I, Football 9 B Softball 73 R. G. Hofmann - Accounting, Adding and Calculating, Occupations, S.A.E. I Irvin W. Kuch - Junior U Senior High Band, Stage Band, Fall Musical Director, Pep Band Al Houle - World History, American History, Health, Varsity Baseball, B Boys Basketball Joel Larsen - Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. Pixy Kellogg - English 7 8, Senior High English, Head Speech Cheryl Livengood • Business Education, Tiger Topics, Senior High Student Council 74 Jen M. Logei in - SLBP, Technical Director of Spring Play, Head Senior Class Advisor LaVonne Moore - Junior and Senior High German Milen Lovich - Construction Trades Jerry Miller - Physical Education 8 10, Individual Dual, Health 9, Zoology, Athletic Director Lyle Noah - Social 7, First Aid 7, Career Develop- ment 7, Physical Education 7 9, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Boys Track Julie Nornes - Junior High Home Eco- nomics, Creative Living, Family Foods, F.H.A. 75 Tim O'Laughlin - Political Science, Ameri- can History. Emergency Medical Services Deb O'Malley - Senior High English, Assistant Speech Coach Carol Hannon-Orr - Junior and Senior High Art, Musical Choreographer. One Act Play Director, Spring Play Director Joe Ott - Special Education, Work Exper- Chuck Perkins - Junior High S.L.D., Driver Educa- ience Coordinator tion Coordinator Mary Petersen - English 7 8, Junior High Librarian 76 Sally Raisler - Health Occupations Lee Sauter - Math 9, Advanced Math, Geometry, Assis- tant Football, Varsity Girls Basketball, Varsity Girls Kurt Schneider - Junior and Senior Track German Donna Sturz - Senior High English Bev Wenisch - Senior High Librarian, Yearbook Advi- Sylvia Wilhelmi - Coed Physical Edu- sor. Head Junior Class Advisor cation. Varsity Volleyball, Softball Coach 77 Gerry Schmidt - Bookkeeper Mary Pat Murphy - Computer Terminal Operator, High School Secretary Karen Macheel - Audio Visuals, Junior Senior High Aide Custodians - Ed Mueller, Maynard Schmidt, Daron Hauer, John Spellacy Darlene Roberts - Senior High Secretary Ruth Denzer - Junior High Secretary, Dr. Bartholow's Secretary Cafeteria Ladies - Norma Stuewe, Rosalie Schuneman, Mary Jane O'Brien, Mary Harsh, Cornelia Weldon, Helen Fahey Danny treats himself to a McDonald's fest! Why can't the hole make big macs? ACTIVITIES Tradition Was Broken Tradition was broken during the 1981 Home- coming week. In the past, coronation was held on Thursday evening. The class of 1982 elected to hold coronation on Monday evening so the new king and queen could reign over the entire week of activities. Retiring queen Lisa Fogarty had the honor of naming James O'Brien and Roxanne Schmidt the royalty for 1981. Folowing corona- tion, a pepfest and snake dance were held up- town. James and Roxanne reigned over a week of activities which included slob day, punk rock day, bandana and doughnut day, hat and t-shirt day, and the traditional red and white day. Classes were dismissed on Friday afternoon so everyone could participate in the parade and pep- fest. The fired up Tigers defeated the Le Center Wildcats by a score of 20-13. The memorable week concluded by dancing to the music pro- vided by Mercury. Belle Plaine's royalty for 1981 Queen Roxanne Schmidt and King James O'Brien. Monday evening emcees were Gayl Moody and Jeff Kroells. Duane Buesgens and Nora Buesgens sang the theme from Ice Castles. 82 The 1981 Homecoming Court: Ann Stenstrom, Rick Krant, JoAnn Fogarty, Gary Witt, Junior Royalty Shane Harner and Bonnie Gruetzmacher, King James O'Brien, Queen Roxanne Schmidt, Brian Fogarty, Suzanne Fabel, Kerry Koepp, Joanne Kucera, Darrel Schultz. Carolyn Weldon Former Homecoming queen Mary Kay Huber was the guest speaker. Joe Hartmann and Dale Schmitt escorted Lisa Fogarty, the 1980 queen. 83 Fall Musical . . . OLIVER Oliver, a poor little orphan boy, won the hearts of all who attended this years fall musical. All watched as Oliver journeyed down the paths to learn of life and love. CAST: Sheral Kahle as Oliver Twist; Jim O'Laughlin as Fagin; Scott Bergs as Artful Dodger; Stan Swenson as Bill Sikes; Ann Manthe as Nancy; Sally Halbmaier as Bet; Dan Laabs as Mr. Bumble; Bridget Fogarty as Mrs. Corney; Dennis Lehman as Mr. Brownlow; Bob Fogarty as Mr. Sowerberry; Nora Buesgens as Char- lotte; Jay Denny as Noah; Gary Boschee as Dr. Grim- wig; Wendy Johnson as Mrs. Bedwin; Wanda Mell- gren as Old Sally; Dan O'Laughlin as Charley Bates. ORPHANS AND PICKPOCKETS: Todd Hardwick, Jay Bartholomew, Shelly Meger, Mike Gaffney, Brian Clymer, Pat Clymer, Todd Palmer, Joanne Boschee, Theresa Wynne. VENDORS: Teri Smith, Kris Fahey, Beth Murphy, Jane Weldon, Kristi Tillquist. BOW STREET RUNNERS: Erik Lockrem, Jay Denny. DIRECTOR .................. Irvin Kuch ASSISTANT DIRECTOR . Dean Haagenson SET CONSTRUCTION ........Doug Anderson CHOREOGRAPHER ..........Carol Hannon-Orr COSTUME DESIGN ............. Mary Kuch BUSINESS MANAGER Cheryl Livengood STUDENT DIRECTOR ......... Kathy Hennen PIT ORCHESTRA: FRONT: Robin Karnitz, Sarah Riesgraf, Sara Malin, Carol Schultz, Cindy McCall, Nancy Delgehausen, Dorothy Koepp BACK; Kerry Koepp, Kelly Fahey, Kirk Hardwick, Ed Fogarty, Greg Boschee, Dan Smith, Pat Newell, Jerrad Fenske. CREW: FRONT: Tom Meger, Stacy Kerkow, Margy Schmit, Deanna Strom. Debbie Strom BACK: Rick Krant, Louis Koepp, Paul Bauleke. 88 EVENT Tug-Of-War ’ Volleyball Jello Eating Inner Tube Races Almost Anything Goes Cake Decorating Ornaments Legs Contest Spirit Stick TOTALS In the last two years the subject of snow was pretty scarce when itfiTOearound to the time of the traditional Snowfest Week. However this year we had a little too much of the white stuff. The week was filled with activities such as occupation day, grub day, donut and bandana day, backward and inside out day, and Christmas day. Mike Liebhard found the spirit stick which entitled him to a free yearbook and Kerry Koepp guessed all the legs for the legs contest which gave the seniors ten more points. Snowfest '81 was a week with a lot of school participation and excitement. Yearbooks Capture Memories Have you ever noticed how many times you have opened your yearbooks just to remem- ber a name, to see a face, or maybe to read once again those special words your friends had written. Yearbooks are memories all put together with both the momentous events such as the death of a friend as well as the fun events such as Snowfest. So here is to you - the class of 1982. TIGERIAN STAFF: FRONT: Connie Mueller, Robin Karnitz, Jean Effertz, Mary Leonard, Carol Hennen, Debbie Newell, Karin Tillquist. MIDDLE: Rochelle Fogarty, Sandi Schmidt, Jody Schmitz, Rocky Schmidt, Mrs. Wenisch, Cindy McCall, Stephanie Kellogg. Jill Fogarty. BACK: Janice Capaul, Dan Lehman, Chris Siegler, Barry Galles, Rick Krant, Mary Hartman. 92 We've Got The Beat Many students participated in the creation of the best Tiger To- pics that B.P.H.S. has seen in re- cent years. Under the direction of Miss Livengood, the students were very active covering their beats and trying to squeeze words into six space lines. Hard work and determination pro- duced interesting stories that led to great success throughout the year. TIGER TOPICS: Miss Livengood, Rocky Schmidt. Shelly Busch, Barb Fahey. Mary Blaha, Ramona Glisczinski. Shari Brown, Lynda Bauleke. Ann Stenstrom, Kim Busch, Sam Zurn, Kari Kruschke, Carolyn Weldon, Janel Koepp, Robin Karnitz. Mary Hartman, Rochelle Fogarty. Kris Fahey, Wendi Johnson. Polly Burns, Wayne Koepp, Brian Fogarty, Todd Anderson, Greg Hillstrom. James O'Brien. Curt Holz, Joe Albrecht, Paul Chard, Bob Ince, Barry Galles, Duane Buesgens, Bob Malz, Dale Schmitt, Joe Hartmann, Rob O'Brien. Brian Laabs, Mark Steen, Bob Liebhard. 93 94 F.H.A. Keeps Things Active AAE students were Sherry Bartholomew, Joann Koenig and Anne Kdlstrom with •ym r . .. i c a • Cindy Halquist who was a district officer. The Future Homemakers of America had exciting things happen this year. Activities included swimming at K.O.A., Halloween and Christmas parties, attending the district meeting in New Ulm, and holding a Mr. Irre- sistible contest in the junior and sen- ior high, and a craft and food demon- stration at Beck's. District action ac- tivity events were held in the junior high on March 1. FHA'ers went on a field trip to Byerly's and took a tour of the Betty Crocker Kitchens. Ten F.H.A. members attended the state meeting in Minneapolis. Anne Hill- strom. Sherry Bartholomew, and Joann Koenig were AAE students. Mary Jo Savage and Susie Entinger went as delegates. Shelly Golaszewski and Eileen Wolf went as voting dele- gates. Amy Blaha was a business dele- gate along with Cindy Halquist as a district officer and a judge. Advisor Miss Nornes also attended the state meeting. F.H.A. came to an end with memories of the year and the electing of new officers at their annual spring banquet. F.H.A. MEMBERS Mary Jo Savage Chris Miller Joann Koenig Shelly Golaszewski Cindy Halquist Gina Burmeister Eileen Wolf Karyl Ince Anne Hillstrom Sherry Bartholomew Amy Blaha Tina Einspahr Nancy Mueller Tammie Kapphahn Carol Plonski Joyce Terrio Deb Otto Karen Gebhardt Susie Entinger Sandy Hennen Miss Nornes Mr. Harms Leaves F.F.A. This year the Future Farmers of America had a year of transition with the resignation of Maynard Harms who advised the F.F.A. chapter for twenty-seven years. Members participated in dairy, crops, and ag mechanics contest. Many chapter members partici- pated in state convention activi- ties. F.F.A. also had a very suc- cessful pancake breakfast. All members would like to thank Mr. Larsen for his first year of help and hope that next year will b-ing even better achievements. F.F.A.: FRONT: Kerry Koepp, Dave Latzke, Wayne Koepp, Brian Gruetzmacher, Dale Meierbachtol, Rick Klehr. Brian Schmitz. Pete Lundborg, Robb Christiansen, Dwaine Schense, Mike Liebhard, Ron Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Scott Felt, Paul Woestehoff, Mike Newell, Kevin Wolpern, Adam Johnson, Jeff Siegle, John Klehr, Bob Liebhard, Gary Heutmaker, Roger Holmquist, Robert O'Donoghue, Joel Fries, Mr. Harms. THIRD ROW: Mark Edblom, Brian Laabs. Brian Raleigh, Todd Kahle, Duane Taylor, Joe Traxler, Don Wolter, Bruce Guetzmacher, Tim Traxler. Gary Entinger, Floyd Bohlman. FOURTH ROW: Terry Scott. Allen Oestreich, Bryan Koepp. Terry Schwartz, ?, Ted Malz. Mike Koenig, Rex Ernst, Joe Glisczinski, Chris Albrecht, Tony Raddatz, Steve Schmidt FIFTH ROW: Emery Edblom, Glenn Renne, Joe Meger, Rodger Read, Steve Latzke, Mark Klehr, Dan Ruehling, Brent Koepp, Jeff Latzke. Brian Schmidt, Jeff Wolf BACK: Dave Perkins, Dan Scherber, Darrin Kapphahn, Dave Savage, Bob Ince, Brian Schultz. Rick Wolf, Billy Joe Fahey. Charles Koepp. Paul Geurtin, Brian Otto. 9$ Band Is For Our Enjoyment The band presented three concerts for the public's enjoyment. A winter concert was held on December 13, 1981. On March 15, there was the Large Group Recital Concert followed by the district contest on March 23 in Morristown. The final concert was held on May 27. The pep band was active playing for many of the sports events. As traditional, the band marched in the Homecoming and St. Patrick's Day parades. Many individual band members partici- pated in the Solo and Ensemble District Contest on March 26, which was preceded by a precontest en- counter with Mr. Boody. The Regional State Con- test was held on May 8. It was a busy year and the band represented our school very well. CONCERT BAND: FRONT: Nancy Delgehausen, Nora Buesgens. SECOND ROW: Beth Murphy, Sara Malin, Julie Kruschke, Jean Hennen, Laurie Liebhard, Kim Karnitz. THIRD ROW: Teri Smith, Bev Effertz, Kari Kruschke, Kathy Herrmann, Sherry Bartholomew, Rochelle Fogarty. Heidi Harsh FOURTH ROW: Mr. Kuch, Mark Jump, Stuart Haefner, Larry Stier, Pat Newell, Gary Boschee, Kirk Hardwick, Ed Fogarty. Paul Guertin, Ricky Murphy, Julie Riesgraf. BACK: Rich Halquist, Colin Krecklau, Sarah Riesgraf, Dan Smith, Bridget Fogarty, Duane Buesgens, Jerome Murphy. % CONCERT BAND: FRONT: Annette Bauleke, Kari Lockrem. Sandy Hennen, Carolyn Weldon. Valerie Sexton. SECOND ROW: Carol Schultz. Kris Fahey, Kristi Tillquist. Wendi Johnson. Jean Effertz, Carrie Palmer. Vicki Hoelz. Joanne Kucera THIRD ROW: Craig Morris. Jeff Larson, Bob Liebhard, Paul Bauleke, Laura Riesgraf. Sandi Schmidt. Dorothy Koepp, Jim O'Laughlin. Wanda Mellgren. Robin Karnitz. BACK: Curtis Seaver, Louis Koepp. Brian Larson, Kevin Schwartz, John Winterfeldt, Scott Bergs. Brent Koepp, Paul Jeffrey. Greg Boschee, Kelly Fahey. 97 FLIGHT INC.: FRONT: Laura Riesgraf, Bob Liebhard, Rochelle Fogarty, Kathy Herrmann, Carol Schultz. MIDDLE: Wanda Mellgren, Jerome Murphy, Kelly Fahey, Greg Boschee, Paul Jeffrey, Louis Koepp, Nancy Delgehausen, Sarah Riesgraf. BACK: Gary Boschee, Kirk Hardwick. Ed Fogarty, Ricky Murphy, Pat Newell, Mr. Kuch. Flight Inc. Goes On Several Trips Flight Inc. had another busy year playing for everyone's enjoyment. They entertained at the Homecoming coronation ceremony. On February 8 and May 3, they gave con- certs at the high school. The Gustavus Jazz Festival was held on March 27. On May 7, Belle Plaine hosted a concert by the Gusta- vus Adolphus stage band. At the District and Regional State contests, the group starred. Flight Inc. was chosen one of the five best bands to perform in the evening concert at the Lamberton Jazz Festival on April 1. On the way home from Lamberton, the group gave school lyceums at Franklin and Gaylord. 98 Jean Effertz performs for Mr. Boody. r • i • buperior Choir At Contest The 1981-82 concert choir has come a long way since the beginning of the year. They started out slow with many new and young members and grew into a superior rated choir at contest. It's nice to see a high school choir put so much pride into their accomplish- ments. This group has helped pave the way for many new and exciting things for the choirs to come, and we are very proud of them. CONCERT CHOIR: FRONT: Carol Schultz. Sarah Riesgraf, Wendi Johnson. Kris Fahey. Nora Buesgens. SECOND ROW: Lisa Koepp, Mary Jo Savage. Donna Sellnow, Cindy Halquist. Joanne Kucera. Bridget Fogarty. THIRD ROW: Rich Halquist, Rick Krant. Gary Boschee. John Dvorak. Brian Raleigh BACK: Lorie Nelsen, Jane Weldon. Colin Krecklau, Dennis Lehman. Duane Buesgens. Joe Dvorak. 100 CHORALAIRES D. James S. Meger S. Kerkow A. Buesgens M. Hartman J. Laabs D. Haagenson D. Taylor K. Lock rem N. Mueller S. Hennen J. Velishek S. Bartholomew K. Ince C. Palmer D. Sullivan L. Liebhard CONCERT CHOIR: FRONT: Sharon Jones, Teri Smith. Kari Kruschke, Amy Blaha. Laurie Baumann. Kristi Tillquist. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Lynch, Polly Burns. Dorothy Koepp, Beth Murphy, Wanda Mellgren, Gayl Moody THIRD ROW: Jim O'Laughlin, Scott Bergs, Greg Schmit, Greg Boschee. Ramona Glisczinski, Karen Gebhardt, Mr. Haagenson BACK: Dan Laabs, Tom Meger. Louis Koepp, Terry Murphy, Janel Koepp. Wendy Bergs. 101 FRONT: Dorothy Koepp, Kristi Tillquist. Nancy Delgehausen, Wanda Mellgren, Doreen Taylor. SECOND ROW: Kris Fahey, Cindy McCall, Wendi Johnson, Bridget Fogarty, Kathy Hennen, Teri Smith. THIRD ROW: Dan Laabs, Nora Buesgens, Jean Effertz, Jane Weldon. Joanne Kucera, Bob Fogarty, Scott Bergs BACK: Jim O'Laughlin, Rick Krant, John O Donoghue, Tom Meger, Kirk Hardwick Drama Points All students active in school produc- tions are earning points for member- ship in the drama guild. All students must earn ten points as set forth in a point system. Each point represents approximately ten hours of excellent work. Points are earned for acting, di- recting, orchestra, crew, set design, costumes, sound and lights, as well as business matters. All members of the 1982 drama guild deserve a thank you for all the work they have done for their school productions. 102 The War On Tatem A comical dispute between two not-so-tough local street gangs set the mood for Mark Medoff's one-act play, The War on Tatem. Louie Dunbar, as commander of the Ta- tem Perch', and Queen Myra, leader of the 'Tatem Water- way Louse Drowners' led their followers into battle in a quest to see who would rule Tatem. As the play came to an amusing close, the audience found the inexperienced 'Perch' defeated, Queen Myra dethroned, and Louie 'Jerk- face' Dunbar deserted by his not-so-faithful gang. CREW: Rick Krant, Jane Weldon, Kathy Hennen, and Director Carol Hannon-Orr. Cast Carol Schultz Kirk Hardwick Dennis Lehman Ann Manthe John ODonoghue Bridget Fogarty Scott Bergs Sam Zurn 103 Focusing In On School Photo Spending hours in the dark room may not seem interesting, but under the supervision of Or- ville Heitkamp, several students found it enjoyable. The student photography class is more than just taking a picture. It's also meeting many deadlines that oc- cur during the school year. Be- sides getting pictures for the yearbook, they are also taking pictures for the Tiger Topics. Many events happen through- out the year and without the help of our photographers we would not be able to provide our school with what we know is our best. Ph o togra ph ers Dave Harms Jean Effertz Connie Mueller Chris Siegler Mike Buesgens Dan Lehman Bob Liebhard Barry Calles Dan Townsend Senior photographers for both first and second semesters were Mike Buesgens and Barry Calles. 5.A.E. Learns Choosing to put their time to good use some students worked as teachers aides during their study hall hour. Students were assigned to faculty members for assistance for a semesters time. Participating in the Student Ac- tion for Education is an exper- ience for many students to learn about the education field. S.A.E. Members: FRONT: Jeff Nyblom, Paul Chard, Peter Lundborg, Mary Jo Savage, Donna Sellnow, Kathy Herrmann, Susie Lambrecht. SECOND: Anne Finch, Polly Burns, Karen Gebhardt, Barb Fahey, Lisa Koepp, Nancy Delgehausen, Cindy Halquist. THIRD: Mary Hartman, Rochelle Fogarty, Doris Woestehoff, Joann Koenig, Kathy Barlage, Debbie Strom, Melissa Morris. FOURTH: Robin Karnitz, Nora Buesgens, Carolyn Weldon, Janel Koepp, Bernadette Gregory, Ann Buesgens, Debbie James BACK: Advisor R. G. Hofmann. Mary Blaha, Jane Weldon, Rita Meger, Jenny Steinessen, Susan Stier, Stacy Kerkow. 10S Students Benefit From Student Council The senior high student council had an eventful year. In the fall, they purchased a video cassette machine for the elementary school and donated $50.00 to UNICEF. The student council also worked hard to organize Snowfest Week. Two dances, the Valentine's Day dance and Sadie Hawkins, were sponsored by the student council for the senior high students to enjoy. The annual calendar sales conducted by the council were also a big success. New officers for the year were president Bob Fogarty who suceeded Bridget Fo- garty, vice-president John O'Brien, and secre- tary-treasurer Nora Buesgens. The student coun- cil ended their busy year by spending a fun-filled day of sunning, swimming, and picnicking at Lake Waconia. Council members catch a little sun at Lake Waconia. Too late to cover up now Suzanne. 106 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT: Todd Kahle, Gayl Moody, Kathy Hennen, Lana Thomason, Laura Riesgraf, Rocky Schmidt. BACK: Joanne Kucera, Suzanne O'Brien, Robin Karnitz, Janel Koepp, Carol Hennen, Jean Effertz, Bridget Fogarty, Nora Buesgens, Cindy Halquist, Miss Livengood. Junior High Council Gets Involved JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT: Sally Halbmaier, Becky Gregory, Cindy McCall, Jill Fogarty, Monica Hartman, Stephanie Fogarty MIDDLE: Ricky Murphy, Mrs. Bruder, Lisa Nelsen, Sara Miller, Joann Mabee, Paul Boschee, Andy Fogarty, Gregg Raisler BACK: Chris Meyer, Sara Malin, Molly Daly, Dawn Sullivan, Chris Finch, George Schoenborn, Mori Oestreich, Chris Fogarty. The junior high student council was really active this year. In October, Cindy McCall, Jill Fogarty, Chris Finch, Molly Daly, Chris Meyer, and Mrs. Bruder attended a leader- ship workshop in Eden Prairie. In De- cember, the council's project involved a dance with the $200.00 in profits going to buy Christmas gifts for needy families in Scott County. The March project was a Winter Week filled with Contest Day, Western Day, Backwards Day and a dance. Throughout the busy year the council sponsored several other dances, lyceums, and was involved in community activities. Senior high student council at BPHS sponsored several lyceums to give the students a break in their regular everyday routine. The students would like to thank the council for the interesting lyceums in the school year of 1981-82. UPPER LEFT: Grover Ruwe with Sunshine and Louie dem- onstrated the acts of ventriloquism. ABOVE: The wonderful world of comedy entertained the students with selections from many contributions to American comedy theatre. UPPER RIGHT: The inner secrets of the unknown were mysteriously revealed by d'Paul. He gave the students an opportunity to participate in his act ABOVE: Linda and Martin Barry from England sang their versions of today's music and gave their impressions of our country. 108 Mini Courses Students at BPHS were able to par- ticipate in three days of winter fun on February 10, 11, and 12. Out of 23 elective courses, downhill skiing once again had the most partici- pants. Roller skating, cross country skiing, bowling, and backpacking were also popular. Even though ice fishing had some bad luck with their bus breaking down twice, they had fun not only catching fish but also playing cards and tackle football on the ice. Boys brave the cold for a rough game of broomball. Nice weather gives hot dogs like Gary a good time on the hills. Becky and Teresa get ready for the traits. Will Dale's technique lead to a strike? Shelly tries some 110 table tennis. We participated in mini courses HOW ABOUT YOU??? Ill Belle Pia i ne Hosts District Speech The Belle Plaine speech team participated in four invitational contests. Contests were held at Shako- pee, Mankato East, Mankato State University, and St. Peter. Four students won trophies at the confer- ence meet held at LeCenter. Ann Manthe placed first in drama. Second place to Stephanie Kellogg in humorous and Jim O'Laughlin in extemporaneous speaking. Doreen Taylor placed third with her original oratory. Belle Plaine hosted the district meet and took second place. Nine Belle Plaine speakers participated in the region meet held at Mankato Loyola. John O'Donoghue was second al- ternate to state. Jane Weldon and Jim O'Laughlin were first to state. RIGHT: Speech meets bring out many emotions. DISTRICT SPEECH TEAM: FRONT: Todd Hardwick, Tim Hardwick, Chris Finch, Scott Bergs, Gary Boschee, Louis Koepp, John O Donoghue, Greg Boschee MIDDLE: Stephanie Kellogg. Lisa Nelsen, Romi Schneider, Bridget Fogarty, Ann Manthe, Jim O'Laughlin, Doreen Taylor, Kirk Hardwick BACK: Stacy Kerkow, Alison Schwab, Kari Lockrem, Kathy Hennen, Carrie Palmer, Jane Weldon. 112 REGIONAL SPEECH TEAM Chris Finch Scott Bergs Ann Manthe Jim O'Laughlin John O'Donoghue Lisa Nelsen Bridget Fogarty Kirk Hardwick Stephanie Kellogg Kari Lockrem Alison Schwab Jane Weldon Doreen Taylor Louis Koepp 113 Parents Sponsor Second Athletic Banquet Students Appreciate Their Support Our parents sponsored their second athletic banquet on May 12th. The program began at 7:30 with the introduction of our 122 athletes by Mr. Larson. After hearing a few words from Shirley Fogarty, the students and parents enjoyed dinner. Monthly school awards were presented to Carolyn Weldon, Mary Hartman, Dorothy Koepp, Janel Koepp, Joanne Fogarty, Rochelle Fogarty, Lorie Nelsen, Sandi Schmidt, Mary Leonard, Curt Holz, Marty Dvorak, James O'Brien, Darrel Schultz, Gary Witt, Mark Sellnow, Joe Hartmann, Jeff Kroells, Stan Swenson, and Brian Fogarty. Senior cheerleading award went to Margy Schmit. The Pat Fogarty Scholarship and the James Ciminski award went to Brian Fogarty and the Elizabeth Albrecht award to Lorie Nelsen. Janel Koepp and James O'Brien were named senior athletes for their sports participation. The banquet came to an end with closing remarks from Joan Hartmann. The student athletes of this year would like to extend their appreciation to the parents who made the 1982 athletic banquet a success. Award winners were Lorie Nelsen, James O'Brien, Janel Koepp, Brian Fogarty, and Margy Schmit. 115 Students Recognized At Annual Awards Night Ceremony The 1982 Awards Night was held on May 25 to recognize students who participated in extra-cur- ricular activities. Awards were presented to cheer- leaders, yearbook and journalism staffs, student council members, members of drama and speech, band, and chorus. Varsity letters were given to un- derclassmen by the coaches and Mr. Miller present- ed the senior athletes with certificates signifying their years of lettering. All-conference academic awards were given to Mark Sellnow, Brian Fogarty, JoAnn Fogarty, and Robin Karnitz. Other special awards went to Nancy Delgehausen who received the John Phillip Sousa award for her contribution to band and Robin Karnitz received the senior math award. Bridget Fogarty was presented with the Har- old Albrecht Award for her work on the student council. The evening concluded with the naming of eleven new members to the National Honor Society. They included seniors Polly Burns, Bridget Fogarty, Robin Karnitz, Dorothy Koepp, and Kristi Till- quist, juniors Jean Effertz, and Doris Woestehoff, and sophomores Ann Manthe, Jim O'Laughlin, Sandi Schmidt, and Doreen Taylor. National Honor Society Doris Woestehoff Kristi Tillquist Dorothy Koepp Jean Effertz Ann Manthe Bridget Fogarty Jo Ann Fogarty Janel Koepp Robin Karnitz Polly Burns Jim O'Laughlin Brian Fogarty Rick Krant Doreen Taylor Sandi Schmidt 117 The Ten Little Indians The weekend of April 23rd proved to be a busy one for the B.P.H.S. drama guild as they presented “Ten Little In- dians , a mystery comedy by Agatha Christie. Ten assorted guests were in- dividually invited by an unknown host to attend a weekend holiday in Indian Island. Once there, a mysteri- ous voice insanely accused each of them of committing murder. The sus- pense built as an unknown homocidal lunatic began to murder each guest, one by one, according to the old child- hood nursery, 'Ten Little Indian Boys. Each verse of the rhyme fore- shadowed the death of the next victim. The murderous scheme was destined to continue until there were none. Dr. Armstrong and Blorc mysteriously wondered about the health of General Mac- kenzie. Cast Doreen Taylor Dan Rogers Donna Sell now Jeff Kroells Bridget Fogarty Dan Laabs John O'Donoghue Ann Manthe Jane Weldon Cindy McCall Scott Bergs 118 CREW: Kathy Hennen, Mark McCall, Rick Krant, Kirk Hardwick, Alison Schwab, Kristi Tillquist. Wendi Johnson, Kris Fahey. Director Carol Hannon-Orr and student director Kathy Hen- nen worked many hard hours to produce the successful play. 119 Through The Years As the rain poured down on May 15, one hundred and ninety people attend the prom at the Hazeltine National Golf Club near Chaska. After a filet mignon dinner, Carol Hennen and Erik Johnson welcomed everyone to the 1982 Junior Senior Prom with the theme of Through the Years. Guest speaker Robert Geyen humored the students with his stories. Dennis Lehman and Jean Effertz sang a duet accompanied by Amy Bessel and Wanda Mellgren. The program concluded with an original poem written and read by Janice Capaul. The band named Shades kept the students rocking until midnight. Throughout the evening, students enjoyed displays of baby pictures of the Class of 1982. The pictures and prom created more happy memories. 120 Prom 1982 Senior Year Is A Time Of Closeness The senior year is a time for growth, achievement, friends, fun and futures. Each person looked at this year a little bit differently. For some it was turning eighteen, for others it was a time of decisions, but for most of us it was a time of closeness. In this closeness we shared change, tears, laughter, and good times. Our senior year was a time to discover ourselves, new goals, and ideas. Now it is time to say good-bye. Each of us must meet the future. So now we will part but we will always remember the closeness we shared. JOSEPH ALBRECHT TODD ANDERSON LYNDA BAULEKE LAURIE BAUMANN WENDY BERGS MARY BLAHA GENE BOHLMAN SHARI BROWN DUANE BUESGENS 124 MICHAEL BUESCENS NORA BUESCENS POLLY BURNS KIM BUSCH MICHELLE BUSCH MIKE CAPAUL PATRICK CARLSON PAUL CHARD ROBB CHRISTIANSEN 125 NANCY DELCEHAUSEN MARTY DVORAK SUZANNE FABEL BARBARA FAHEY KRISTINE FAHEY BRIAN FOGARTY BRIDGET FOGARTY JO ANN FOGARTY ROCHELLE FOGARTY WANDA FUCHS BARRY GALLES RAMONA GLISCZINSKI 126 DENNIS GOETZ LYNNE GRANNIS BRIAN GRUETZMACHER PAT HANSON MARY HARTMAN JOE HARTMANN KATHLEEN HENNEN DAN HERRMANN 127 128 GREG H1LLSTROM GEORGE HOELZ CURTIS HOLZ ROBERT INGE WENDI JOHNSON LYNN KARG ROBIN KARNITZ RICHARD KLEHR DOROTHY KOEPP JANEL KOEPP KERRY KOEPP WAYNE KOEPP RICK KRANT JEFFREY KROELLS KARI KRUSCHKE JOANNE KUCERA BRIAN LAABS DANIEL LAABS BRIAN LARSON DAVID LATZKE ROBERT LIEBHARD PETER LUNDBORC CHERYL LYNCH BOB MALZ RITA MEGER GAYL MOODY LORIE NELSEN JEFFREY NYBLOM 130 JAMES O'BRIEN ROBERT O'BRIEN DEB PERKINS TERESA PERSONIUS LISA PETERSON SCOTT RENNE DANIEL ROGERS BECKY ROUFS 131 GARY ROUFS ROXANNE SCHMIDT MARGARET SCHMIT DALE SCHMITT BRIAN SCHMITZ DARREL SCHULTZ JUDY SCHULTZ MARK SELLNOW THERESA SMITH MARK STEEN ANN STENSTROM SCOTT STIER 132 TAMMY STIMPSON STANLEY SWENSON DALE TESCH LARRY THOMASON CHERYL TIEGS KRISTI TILLQUIST CAROLYN WELDON GARY WITT SAMANTHA ZURN Not Pictured AARON ALBRECHT WANDA GILES 133 Foreign Friend Our foreign exchange student this year was Ann Stenstrom from Kungalv, Sweden. She ar- rived in Belle Plaine on August 23, 1981, and stayed until July, 1982. Ann's interests included tennis and ballet. In the fall, she joined our tennis team. Her fa- vorite classes were German and art. We enjoyed having Ann and we all hope that she will return to Belle Plaine in the future. Class Of 1982 135 136 Graduation May 30, 1982 Motto To accomplish great things. We must not only act, but also dream. Not only plan, but also believe. Motto Speech Rick Krant Honor Speech Jeff Rroells High Honor Speech Robin Karnitz ?uet Joanne Kucera Duane Buesgens Class Flower VVhite Rose ors Red, White, Black H8 ALBRECHT. AARON Play Crew 4 ALBRECHT. JOE Manager 1,2 ANDERSON. TODD: Football 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Tiger Topics 4 BAULEKE. LYNDA: Manager 2.3; Vol- leyball 1,2; Basketball 2; Play Crew 2; Band 1.2,3; Tiger Topics 4 BAUMANN. LAURIE Chorus 1.2.3.4 BERGS. WENDY: Cheerleading 1.2,4; FHA 1 Play Crew 2, Band 1.2; Chorus 3.4; Speech 1; Tiger Topics 3 BLAH A, MARY: SAE 4; Tiger Topics 4 BOHLMAN. GENE BROWN SHARI Volleyball 1.2; Bas- ketball 1.2. Softball 2. Pit Orchestra 2; Band 1.2,3; Tiger Topics 4; Photo Club 1 BUESGENS. DUANE: Football 1,2.3; Track 1,2,3 Band 3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ti- ger Topics 4 BUESGENS. MICHAEL Manager 1.2,3; Band 1,2. SAE 2. Tiger Topics 3; Year- book Staff 3,4. Photo Club 2.3,4 BUESGENS. NORA: Tennis 1.2. Pit Or- chestra 3 Fall Musical 1,2.4; Band 1,2.3.4: Chorus 1,2.3,4. Drama Guild 4; Student Council 4 SAL 4. Stage Band 2,3,4 BURNS. POLLY: Softball 3.4 Chorus 4. SAE 4; Tiger Topics 4, NHS 4 BUSCH. KIM Cross Country 1. Basket- ball 1; Track 1; Softball 2; FHA 1; Chorus 1. Student Council 1; SAE 2; Tiger Topics 4 BUSCHj SHELLY: Cross Country 1,23,4; Track 1.2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1; SAE 2; Tiger T opics 4 CAPAUL MICHAEL CARLSON. PAT. Wrestling 3; Cross Country 2; FFA 1.2.3.4; SAE 4; Tiger To- pics 4 CHARD, PAUL: Basketball 1,2; Track 1 2 3 4, FFA 2,3,4; SAE 2,4; Tiger Topics 4 CHRISTIANSEN. ROBB: FFA 1,2.34 Tiger Topics 4 DELGEHAUSEN, NANCY: Cheerlead- ing 1,2,3; FHA 1. Pit Orchestra 3 4, Fall Musical 1,2,3,4. Band 1.2,3,4, Chorus 1.2; Drama Guild 4. Student Council 2,3. SAE 4; Stage Band 3.4 DVORAK MARTY: Football 1.2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track 1 2,3 4; FFA 1,2,3 FABLL, SUZANNE: Volleyball 1.2; Soft- ball I; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Band 1,2 Homecoming Court 4 FAHEY BARBARA: Volleyball 1; Soft- ball 1,2 SAE 4: Tiger Topics 4 FAHEY, KRIS; «jy Crew 3,4 Tall Musi cal 2.4. Band 3.4; Chorus 1.2,3.4, Drama Guild 4; SAE 3. Tiger Topics 4 FOGARTY, BRIAN: Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track 1.2.3.4; Stu- dent Council 3; Class Officer 3; Home- coming Court 4; Tiger Topics 4; NHS 3.4; Model UN 4 FOGARTY, BRIDGET: Volleyball 1,2.3; Basketball 1; Play Crew 3; Fall Musical 4. One Act Play 4; Spring Play 3.4 Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1.2,3,4; Drama Guild 3,4. Speech 1.2,3,4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; SAE 3,4. Tiger Topics 3; NHS 4; Stage Band 2.3. Model UN 4 FOGARTY, JO ANN: Tennis 1,2,34. Cheerleading 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Class Officer 2,3; Home- coming Court 4; NHS 2,3,4 FOGARTY. ROCHELLE Tennis 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. FHA I; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Class Officer 1,3; SAE 4; Tiger Topics 4: Yearbook Staff 1,2,3; Stage Band 3.4 FUCHS. WANDA FHA 1; Play Crew 3: Chorus 1,2,3; SAE 2,3; Tiger Topics 3,4 CALLES. BARRY FFA 1,2.3, SAE 3; Ti- ger Topics 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Photo Club 3.4 GILES. WANDA: FHA 1,2; Football Mascot 4 CL1SCZ1NSKI. RAMONA Chorus 1,3,4; SAE 3; Tiger Topics 4 GOETZ. DENNIS GRANNIS, LYNNE; Pit Orchestra 2; Band 1,2 CRUETZMACHER. BRIAN FFA 1,2,3,4; Tiger Topics 4 HANSON. PAT: Football 1.2. Track 4 HARTMAN. MARY: Cross Country 2,3; Volleyball 1; Tennis 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. FHA 1,2; Play Crew 4. Chorus 1.2; SAE 2.4. Tiger Topics 4 Yearbook Staff 4 HARTMANN, JOE: Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2; Band 1. Student Council 1; Class Officer 1; SAE 2. Homecoming Usher 4 HENNFN. KATHLEEN: Volleyball 1.2. Softball 1; Play Crew 1,4. Pit Orchestra 2, Fall Musical 1.4. One Act Play 3.4 Spring Play 4 Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2, Drama Guild 4 Speech 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,4, Class Officer 4; Stage Band 2.3 HERRMANN, DAN: Play Crew 4; Tiger Topics 4 HILLSTROM. GREGORY. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; SAE 2 Tiger Topics 4 HOELZ, GEORGE: Chorus 1.2; SAE 3 HOLZ, CURT: Football 1.2; Cross Coun- try 4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3.4; Tiger To- pics 4. Model UN 3 1NCE. BOB Football 3. Basketball 1,2. Baseball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; SAE 3; Tiger To- pics 4 JOHNSON. WEND!: Basketball 1; Play Crew 2.3,4; Fall Musical 2,4. Band 3.4 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Drama Guild 4; SAE 3; Model UN 4 KARG. LYNN: SAE 2.3 KARNITZ. ROBIN Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Track 1,2; Pit Orchestra 4; Band 1,2,3.4, Student Council 2.4, Class Officer 2; SAE 4. Tiger Topics 4; 'year- book Staff 4. NHS 4 KLEHR. RICK Wrestling 1,2,3; FFA 1.2.3.4 KOEPP. DOROTHY Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2.3,4 Softball 1.2.3.4; Pit Ouhestra 4. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Drama Guild 4; NHS 4 140 KOEPP. JANEL: Volleyball 1,2.3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; FHA 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4, Class Officer 4; SAE 4; Tiger Topics 4; NHS 2.3.4; Model UN 3 KOEPP. KERRY; Football 1; Basketball 1.2.3; Track 1; FFA 2,3; Pit Orchestra 4; Band 1,2.3; Homecoming Court 4; Tiger Topics 4 KOEPP. WAYNE: Football 4. basketball 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Tiger Topics 4 KRANT RICK; Play Crew 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4. Drama Guild 4; Homecoming Court 4; Yearbook Staff 4. NHS 3,4 KROELLS. JEFFREY: Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Spring Play 4, Home- coming Emcee 4 KRUSCHKE, KARI: Manager 3. Basket ball 1. Track 1,2; Cheer leading 3,4; Play Crew 3; Band 3,4 Chorus 3,4 SAL 2,3. Tiger Topics 3.4 KUCERA, JOANNE; Track 1.2; Cheer leading 1,2,3,4; Fall Musical 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama Guild 2,3,4; Student Council 4. SAE 4, Home- coming Court 4. Tiger Topics 4 LAABS. BRIAN FFA 1,2,3; Tiger Topics 4 LAABS, DANIEL: Fall Musical 2,4. Spring Play 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Drama Guild 4 LARSON. BRIAN; Football 1.2.3.4; Bas- ketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 3 LATZKE, DAVID: Track 3.4; FFA 1,2.3,4; Tiger Topics 4 LIEBHARD. BOB Wrestling 3; Baseball 1; FFA 1.2,3,4. Band 1.2.3.4; Tiger Topics 4, Stage Band 4; Photo Club 4 LUNDBORC. PETER FFA 1,2,3; SAE 4 LYNCH. CHERYL: Chorus 2,3.4 SAE 2 MALZ. ROBERT Chorus 1,2,3; SAE 3 Tiger Topics 4 MEGER. RITA SAE 4 MOODY. GAYL: Basketball 1,2; FHA 1. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Class Officer 1,3.4; SAE 2; Homecoming Emcee 4 NELSEN, LORIE. Cross Country 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4 NYBLOM, JEFF Track 4; FFA 1; SAE 4 OBRIEN. JAMES: Football 1,2,3.4. Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 3,4; SAE 2; Homecoming King 4. Tiger To- pics 4 O BRIEN. ROBERT Football 1 Wres- tling 1; Cross Country 2,3,4 Track 3 Baseball 1,2 PERKINS, DEB FHA 1. Football Mascot 4 PERSONIUS. TERESA PETERSON. LISA Tiger Topics 4 RENNE. SCOTT: FFA 1,2,3 ROGERS. DANIEL: Cross Country 1,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; Spring Play 4; Band 1.2 ROUFS, GARY ROUFS, REBECCA: Play Crew 4; Band 1.2 SCHMIDT. ROXANNE: Basketball 1. Track 1; Softball 4; FHA 1,2; Play Crew 4 Chorus 1; Student Council 1,2,4; Class Officer 2,4, SAE 2; Homecoming Queen 4. Tiger Topics 4. Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4 SCHMIT. MARGARET Cross Country 1; Volleyball 2; Track 1,2; Cheerleading 1.2,3,4, FHA 1; Play Crew 4, Chorus 1; Drama Guild 4. Student Council 1; SAE 2 SCHMITT. DALE: Football 1. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, SAE 3; Tiger Topics 4; Homecoming Usher 4 SCHMITZ. BRIAN: Wrestling 1.2; FFA 1,2,3,4; SAE 3; Tiger Topics 4 SCHULTZ. DARREL: Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; FFA 1,2; Homecoming Court 4 SCHULTZ. JUDY: FHA 1; Chorus 2.3; Tiger Topics 3 SELLNOW, MARK: Football 1. Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4 SMITH. THERESA: Volleyball 3; Bas- ketball 2; Cheerleading 4; Play Crew 1,2,3; Pit Orchestra 2; Fall Musical 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama Guild 4, Speech 1 STEEN. MARK Track 4; SAE 4. Tiger Topics 4 STENSTROM. ANN-CHARLOTTE: Tennis 4;Play Crew 4. Homecoming Court4; Tiger Topics 4 Exchange Stu- dent from SvN‘ den STIER. SCOTT Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1.2; Class Officer 1,2; SAE 2. STIMPSON, TAMMY: Basketball 1.2; Softbairi,2,3,4. Tiger Topics 3 SWENSON. STANLEY: Manager 1; Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2.3,4; Fall Musical 2,4, Band 1,2.3; Chorus 1,2,4 TESCH, DALE FFA 1.2,3,4 THOMASON, LARRY TIEGS, CHERYL: Chorus 1,2,3 TILLQUIST. KRISTI Play Crew 3.4; Fall Musical 1,2,4; Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drama Guild 4; SAE 2; Tiger Topics 3j% NHS 4 WELDON, CAROLYN: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; SAE 4; Homecoming Court 4; Tiger Topics 4 WITT. GARY: Football 1.2.3.4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Homecoming Court 4; Tiger Topics 3 ZURN, SAMANTHA: Fall Musical 12; One Act Play 3.4. Spring Play 2.3; Cho- rus 1,2,3; Drama Guild 2.3,4; Speech 1.2.3; Student Council 1; Class Officer!; SAE 1 141 Where Are You? Adelmann, Joanne 19 Albrecht, Aaron Albrecht, Chris 22, 95 Albrecht, Joe 93, 124 Anderson, Douglas 51, 71, 86 Anderson, Todd 34, 93, 124 ANNUAL STAFF 92 ATHLETIC BANQUET 114- 115 AWARDS NIGHT 116-117 Bahr, Joel 25, 48 BAND 96-98 Barlage, Andy 19 Barlage, Kathy 28, 41, 105 Barron, Lois 71 Bartholomew, Jay 19, 39, 86 Bartholomew, Sherry 22, 49, 51, 94, 96, 101 Bartholow, John 70 BASEBALL 58-60 Bauleke, Annette 22, 49, 51, 97 Bauleke, Lynda 93, 124 Bauleke, Mark 20 Bauleke, Paul 28, 88, 97 Baumann, Laurie 101, 124 Baynes, Steve 28 Bergs, Scott 22, 86, 97, 99, 101, 102, 103, 112, 113, 118 Bergs, Wendy 37, 101, 124 Bessel, Amy 28, 29, 61, 62 Bessel, Jodi 19 Bigaouette, Connie 28 Bigaouette, Jane 25, 44 Blaha, Amy 28, 94, 101 Blaha, Jody 22 Blaha, Mary 93, 105, 124 Blaha, Mike Bohlman, Floyd 28, 95 Bohlman, Gene 124 Borchardt, Danny Borgardt, Lori 28 Boschee, Gary 25, 86, 96, 98, 100, 112 Boschee, Greg 25, 88, 97, 98, 101, 112 Boschee, Joanne 19, 86 Boschee, Paul 20, 39, 107 BOYS BASKETBALL 52-54 BOYS TRACK 64-66 Brahee, Marlin Bristlin, Tim 20 Brown, Cynthia 71 Brown, Lori 20 Brown, Shari 93, 124 Bruder, Jeff 19 Bruder, Pat 72, 107 Buesgens, Ann 25, 44, 54, 101, 105 Buesgens, Daniel 19 Buesgens, Duane 82, 93, 96, 99, 100, 124 Buesgens, James 19 Buesgens, Mike 104, 125 Buesgens, Nora 82, 86, 96, 100, 102, 105, 106, 125 Buesgens, Paul 25 Buesgens, Shawn 20 Burmeister, Gina 22, 94 Burmeister, Joe 28 Burns, Polly 55, 57, 93, 101, 105, 117, 125 Busch, Brian 25 Busch, Char Busch, Charlie 34 Busch, Clay Busch, Kim 125 Busch, Shelly 38, 61, 93, 125 Buszmann, Susie 25, 48, 61, 62 Capaul, Janice 28, 61, 92 Capaul, Larry 20 Capaul, Mike 125 Carey, Alan Carlson, Desi 19 Carlson, Kim 20 Carlson, Pat 125 Carlson, Rich 22 Chard, Cathy 22, 61 Chard, Dale 19 Chard, Paul 64, 93, 105, 125 CHORUS 99-101 Christiansen, Robb 95, 125 Clark, Joe 20 Clark, Willy 28 Clymer, Brian 19, 39, 86 Clymer, Pat 19, 86 Clymer, Richard 70 Coffey, Greg Coffey, Robert Cote, Mike 72 CROSS COUNTRY 38-40 Daly, Mike 25, 34, 54 Daly, Molly 61, 107 Davis, Berta 19 Delgehausen, Nancy 88, 96, 98, 102, 105, 126 Delgehausen, Roger 71 Denny, Jay 19, 86 Denzer, Kim Denzer, Ruth 79 Denzer, Tim 25 Devine, Geri 19 Diers, Paul 19 DRAMA GUILD 102 Dressen, Dan 52, 72, 115 Duffy, Pat 28, 34, 58, 59 Dvorak, Joe 25, 34, 48, 64, 65, 99, 100 Dvorak, John 25, 48, 64, 100 Dvorak, Marty 34, 46, 64, 126 Edberg, Joe 20 Edberg, Loren 22 Edblom, Bob 25 Edblom, Donna 22 Edblom, Emery 28, 95 Edblom, Mark 28, 95 Effertz, Bev 25, 96 Effertz, Jean 28, 29, 37, 47, 97, 99, 102, 104, 106, 117 EIGHTH GRADE 20-21 Einspahr, Tina 20, 94 Entinger, Gary 25, 95 Entinger, Susan 22, 51, 94 Ernst, Rex 22, 95 Evers, Jay 28 Evers, Jodi 20 Fabel, Richie 20 Fabel, Suzanne 37, 83, 126 FACULTY 70-77 Fahey, Barb 93, 105, 126 Fahey, Billy Joe 22, 95 Fahey, Brad 20 Fahey, Brian 25 Fahey, Helen 79 Fahey, Jeff 19 Fahey, Kelly 25, 88, 97, 98 Fahey, Kris 86, 93, 97, 100, 102, 119, 126 Fahey, Tammy 19 Fahrenkamp, Mike 22 FALL MUSICAL 86-88 Felt, Scott 95 Finch, Anne 28, 105 Finch, Chris 107, 112, 113 Fogarty, Andy 19, 46, 107 Fogarty, Bob 28, 31, 46, 86, 102 Fogarty, Brian 39, 40, 46, 64, 83, 93, 115, 117, 126 Fogarty, Bridget 86, 96, 99, 100, 102, 103, 106, 112, 113, 117, 118, 126 Fogarty, Chris 20, 107 Fogarty, Ed 22, 46, 88, 96, 98 Fogarty, Jeff 25, 34, 52, 53, 59 Fogarty, Jill 92, 107 Fogarty, JoAnn 44, 53, 83, 117, 126 Fogarty, Matt 19 Fogarty, Rochelle 44, 49, 92, 93, 96, 98, 105, 126 Fogarty, Stephanie 20, 107 Fogarty, William 22 FOOTBALL 34-37 Fox, Richard 46, 64, 72 French, Janelle 28 French, Jodi 22 FRESHMEN 22-24 Fries, Joel 25, 95 Fuchs, Brenda 25 Fuchs, Carmen 22 Fuchs, Wanda 126 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 95 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 94 Gaffney, Mike 19, 86 Galles, Barry 92, 93, 104, 126 Gebhardt, Karen 28, 94, 101, 105 Gebhardt, Sharon 28 Germscheid, Patti 72 Gerres, Richard Geyen, Bob 72 Giles, Schelly Giles, Wanda GIRLS BASKETBALL 49-51 GIRLS TRACK 61-63 Glisczinski, Bev 20 Glisczinski, Joe 22, 95 Glisczinski, Ramona 93, 101, 126 Glynn, Linda 20 Goetz, Dennis 127 Golaszewski, Shelly 20, 94, 110 Goulson, Daryl 73 GRADUATION 138-139 Grannis, Lynne 127 Gregory, Becky 22, 50, 107 Gregory, Bernadette 25, 45, 105 Gregory, Johanna Gruetzmacher, Brian 95, 127 Gruetzmacher, Bruce 22, 95 Guertin, Paul 22, 95, 96 Haagenson, Dean 73, 86, 101 Haefner, Chad 21 Haefner, Stuart 25, 96 Hagen, Marc 19 Halbmaier, Sally 19, 61, 86, 107 Hallgren, Jenni 19 Hallgren, Jon 22 Hallgren, Roger M.D. 71 Halquist, Cindy 28, 94, 99, 100, 105, 106 Halquist, Julie 19, 42 Halquist, Rich 96, 100 Hanson, Pat 65, 127 Hannon-Orr, Carol 76, 86, 103, 119 Hardwick, Kirk 25, 54, 88, 96, 98, 102, 103, 112, 113, 119 Hardwick, Tim 21, 112 Hardwick, Todd 21, 86, 112 Harms, Dave 28, 34, 52, 59, 104 Harms, Maynard 73, 95 Harsh, Heidi 25, 48, 96 Harsh, Mary 79 Hartman, Mary 44, 49, 55, 92, 93, 105, 127 Hartman, Matt 25, 34, 52, 54 Hartman, Monica 22, 51, 61, 101, 107 Hartmann, Jackie 21 Hartmann, Joe 34, 46, 47, 48, 83, 93, 127 Hartmann, Molly 19 Hartmann, Susie 25, 48 Hauer, Daron 78 Hawkins, Ron 73 Hayden, Sean 21 Heitkamp, Nola 22, 51 Heitkamp, Orville 73 Hennen, Carl 25, 48 Hennen, Carol 28, 45, 55, 92, 106 Hennen, Jean 25, 96 Hennen, Kathy 86, 102, 103, 106, 112, 119, 127 Hennen, Peggy 19 Hennen, Phil 22 Hennen, Sandy 22, 94, 97, 101 Hennen, Scott 19 Herrmann, Bob 28 Herrmann, Dan 127 Herrmann, Kathy 28, 29, 96, 98, 105 Heutmaker, Donna 28,31, 37, 50, 61 Heutmaker, Gary 25, 95 Hillstrom, Anne 21, 94 Hillstrom, Greg 52, 93, 128 Hiltz, Jeff 73 Hoelz, Butch 128 Hoelz, Courtney 21 Hoelz, Jill 25, 49, 51 Hoelz, Vicki 26, 97 Hoffman, Lowell 70 Hofmann, R.G. 74, 105 Holmquist, Roger 26, 95 Holz, Curt 39, 40, 65, 93, 129 HOMECOMING 82-85 Hoover, Lisa 22 Hoover, Nathan 26 Houle, Al 54, 59, 74 Ince, Karyl 26, 94, 101 I nee Robert 93, 95, 129 INDEX 142-145 James, Debbie 26, 38, 54, 101, 105 Jeffrey, David 19 Jeffrey, Paul 22, 97, 98 Jeffries, Mike 26 Jeurissen, Kevin 19 Jeurissen, Lynn 19, 61 Johnson, Aaron 21 Johnson, Adam 28, 31, 34, 59, 95 Johnson, Brad 21 Johnson, Erik 28, 34, 52, 59 Johnson, Jeff 19 Johnson,Joanne 71 Johnson, LeAnn 22, 42 Johnson, Wendi 86, 93, 97, 100, 102, 119, 129 Jones, Sharon 26, 101 Jump, Mark 28, 96 JUNIORS 28-31 Kahle, Sheral 19, 86 Kahle, Todd 26, 34, 95, 106 Kankelfitz, Lisa 23, 42 Kankelfitz, Tami 21, 61 Kapphahn, Darrin 26, 95 Kapphahn, Tammie 21, 94 Karg, David Karg, Lynn 128 Karnitz, Kim 23, 96 Karnitz, Robin 41, 88, 92, 93, 97, 105, 106, 117, 128 Kechely, Gary 23 Keegan, Greg 61 Kellogg, Pixy 74 Kellogg, Stephanie 23, 42, 54, 92, 112, 113 Kerkow, Frank 26 Kerkow, Stacy 26, 41, 49, 51, 88, 101, 105, 112 Klehr, Ann Marie 21, 42, 61 Klehr, John 29, 95 Klehr, Mark 26, 4-, 47, 95 Klehr, Rick 95, 129 Knop, Terry 44, 45 Koenig, Ann Marie 21 Koenig, Gretchen 19, 61 Koenig, Joann 29, 31, 94, 105 Koenig, Mary Carol 29 Koenig, Mike 95 Koepp, Brent 23, 95, 97 Koepp, Bryan 29, 34, 59, 95 Koepp, Charles 23, 95 Koepp, Don 71 Koepp, Dorothy 41, 49, 55, 56, 88, 97, 101, 102, 117, 129 Koepp, Janel 41, 42, 43, 49, 91, 93, 101, 105, 106, 115, 117, 129 Koepp, Judy 23, 42, 51 Koepp, Kerry 83, 88, 95, 128 Koepp, Lisa 29, 42, 100, 105 Koepp, Louis 26, 88, 97, 98, 101, 112, 113 Koepp, Wayne 34, 93, 95, 128 Krant, Rick 83, 88, 92, 100, 102, 103, 117, 119, 129 Krecklau, Cerisse 29, 50 Krecklau, Colin 96, 100 Kroells, Jeff 34, 37, 46, 82, 118, 129 Krueger, Michelle 29 Krueger, Stacy 19, 61 Kruschke, Bob 23 Kruschke, Julie 26, 96 Kruschke, Kari 37, 47, 93, 96, 101, 129 Kucera, Joanne 37, 53, 83, 93, 97, 100, 102, 106, 128 Kuch, Irv 74, 86, 96, 98 Laabs, Brian 26, 95 Laabs, Brian 93, 128 Laabs, Daniel 86, 99, 101, 102, 118, 129 Laabs, Jane 23, 42, 101 Laabs, Lisa 29, 31 Laabs, Patti 26 Lambrecht, Susie 29, 105 Larsen, Joel 74 Larson, Brian 34, 59, 97, 129 Larson, Jeff 26, 34, 52, 54, 97 Latzke, Brad 23 Latzke, David 64, 66, 95, 129 Latzke, Jeff 23, 95 Latzke, 29, 64, 65, 95 Legg, Tony 29, 34, 36 Lehman, Danny 29, 34, 36, 52, 64, 79, 92, 104 Lehman, Dennis 29, 34, 48, 64, 86, 99, 100, 103 Leonard, Mary 29, 44, 49, 55, 57, 92 Liebhard, Bob 93, 95, 97, 98, 1041 130 Liebhard, Janet Liebhard, Jeff 19 Liebhard, Laurie 23, 50, 96, 101 Liebhard, Mike 26, 95 Little, Kim 19 Livengood, Cheryl 74, 86, 93,106 Lockrem, Erik 21, 64, 86 Lockrem, Kari 23, 41, 55, 97, 101, 112, 113 Logelin, Jon 75 Lovich, Milen 75 Lundborg, Peter 95, 105, 130 Lynch, Cheryl 101, 130 Mabee, Jenni 21 Mabee, Joann 19, 107 McCall, Brian 29 McCall, Cindy 23, 88, 92, 102, 107, 118 McCall, Mark 21, 119 McConnell, Jim 29 McConnell, Lee 29, 39, 64 Macheel, Karen 78 Mager, Sara 19 Malin, Sara 23, 51, 61, 88, 96, 107 Malz, Melissa 23 Malz, Michele 29, 55 Malz, Robert 93, 130 Malz, Ted 23, 95 Manthe, Ann 26, 48, 86, 103, 112, 113, 117, 118 Martin, Melanie 29, 44, 49 Martin, Troy 23 Meger, Joe 26, 95 Meger, Rita 105, 130 Meger, Sharon 44, 49, 51, 55, 101 Meger, Shelly 19, 86 Meger, Tom 29, 34, 88, 101, 102 Meierbachtol, Dale 29, 95 Mellgren, Wanda 29, 61, 63, 86, 97, 98, 101, 102 Meyer, Brent 29, 34, 52, 53, 59 Meyer, Chris 23 Meyer, Kristine 21 Miller, Chris 29, 94, 107 Miller, Jeff 26, 34, 52, 54, 59 Miller, Jerry 75 Miller, Paul 19 Miller, Sara 19, 107 Miller, Shawn 23 Miller, Yvonne 26 MINI COURSES 109-111 Moody, Gayl 82, 101, 106, 130 Moore, LaVonne 75 Moriarty, Jenny 26 Moriarty, Sarah 23 Morris, Craig 23, 97 Morris, Melissa 29, 105 Morrison, Jill 19 Mueller, Connie 29, 41, 43, 49, 61, 92, 104 Mueller, Ed 78 Mueller, Nancy 23, 42, 94, 101 Mueller, Ron 23 Mueller, Shari 19 Murphy, Beth 29, 86, 96, 99, 101 Murphy, Jerome 29, 34, 48, 96, 98 Murphy, Jimmy 21 Murphy, MaryPat 78 Murphy, Paul 19 Murphy, Ricky 23, 96, 98, 107 Murphy, Terry 29, 39, 40, 101 Nagel, Jean 21 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 116 Neisen, Colin 26 Neisen, Mike Neisen, Lisa 21, 38, 61, 107, 112, 113 Neisen, Lorie 38, 40, 61, 100, 115, 130 Neisen, Mike 23 Newell, Debbie 92 Newell, Mike 26, 95 Newell, Mike 71 Newell, Pat 23, 88, 96, 98 Niesen, John Noah, Lyle 64, 75 Nornes, Julie 75, 94 Nyblom, Brenda 23, 42 Nyblom, Jeff 64, 105, 130 O'Brien, Camille 23, 42, 51, 61 O'Brien, David 26 O'Brien, Dennis 26, 54 O'Brien, Greg 29, 34, 48, 59 O'Brien, James 34, 37, 46, 59, 60, 82, 83, 93, 115, 131 O'Brien, John 26, 27, 34 O'Brien, Mary Jane 79 O'Brien, Maury 48 O'Brien, Pat 21 O'Brien, Robert 39, 93, 131 O'Brien, Suzanne 30, 31, 61, 106 O'Donoghue, John 30, 34, 59, 102, 103, 112, 113, 118 O'Donoghue, Robert 26, 95 Oestreich, Allen 30, 95 Oestreich, Mori 23, 107 O'Laughlin, Dan 20, 86 O'Laughlin, Jim 26, 52, 59, 86, 97, 99, 101, 102, 112, 113, 117 O'Laughlin, Tim 76 O'Malley, Deb 76 ONE ACT PLAY 103 Ott, Joe 76 Otto, Brian 26, 95 Otto, Darrell 30 Otto, Debbie 26, 94 Otto, Kelly Otto, Steve 30, 59 Palmer, Carrie 24, 55, 97, 101, 112 Palmer, Todd 20, 39, 86 Paulson, Kim 20 Paulson, Scott 30 Perkins, Chuck 76 Perkins, David 26, 95 Perkins, Deb 131 Personius, Laura 20, 61 Personius, Mike 30 Personius, Teresa 109, 131 Petersen, Mary 76 Peterson, Lisa 93, 131 Peterson, Lori 24, 41 PHOTOGRAPHY 104 Planting, Gary 24 Plonski, Carol 20, 94 PROM 120-121 Pudlitzke, Paul 21 Raddatz, Ann Raddatz, Tony 24, 95 Raisler, Gregg 20, 107 Raisler, Sally 77 Raleigh, Brian 26, 95, 99, 100 Raleigh, Jane 20 Read, Jeff 21 Read, Rodger 26, 95 Reck, Duane 30 Reck, Scott 24 Renne, Glenn 24, 95 Renne, Scott 131 Riesgraf, Julie 24, 38, 40, 51, 61, 96 Riesgraf, Laura 30, 38, 61, 62, 97, 98, 106 Riesgraf, Sarah 26, 38, 61, 63, 88, 96, 98, 100 Riesgraf, Shawn 20 Roberts, Darlene 79 Roberts, Mike 24 Rogers, Dan 39, 65, 118, 119, 131 Roufs, Becky 109, 131 Roufs, Gary 132 Roufs, Jon 24 Ruehling, Danny 26, 95 Ruehling, Jeanne 21 Ruehling, Wayne 24 Sampson, Betty Jo 26 Sauter, Lee 49, 61, 63, 77 Savage, David 26, 95 Savage, Diane 30, 41, 49, 55, 56 Savage, Don 21 Savage, Mary Jo 30, 94, 100, 105 Savelkoul, Shelly 50 Schense, Dwaine 27, 95 Scherber, Dan 27, 95 Schlingman, Jerome 21 Schlingman, Mike 30 Schmidt, Brian 24, 95 Schmidt, Dale 21 Schmidt, Gerry 78 Schmidt, Kris 20 Schmidt, Larry 21 Schmidt, Maynard 78 Schmidt, Ron 27, 95 Schmidt, Roxanne 55, 82, 83, 92, 93, 106, 132 Schmidt, Sandi 27, 41, 43, 49, 92, 97, 117 Schmidt, Scott 21 Schmidt, Steve 27, 54, 95 Schmit, Greg 101 Schmit, Margy 37, 47, 88, 115, 132 Schmitt, Dale 83, 93, 132 Schmitz, Brian 95, 132 Schmitz, Jody 27, 49, 51, 61, 92 Schneider, Kurt 77 Schneider, Romi 27, 44, 112 Schoenborn, George 21, 107 Schroeder, Danny 21 Schroeder, Laurie 27 Schultz, Brenda 24, 42, 51 Schultz, Brenda 24, 42, 51 Schultz, Brian 30, 95 Schultz, Carol 27, 88, 97, 98, 100, 103 Schultz, Darrel 34, 35, 37, 59, 60, 83, 132 Schultz, Judy 132 Schultz, Michael 20 Schultz, Sandy 27, 42, 51, 55 Schultz, Tony Schuneman, Rosalie 79 Schwab, Alison 27, 112, 113, 119 Schwartz, Cathy 20 Schwartz, Kevin 27, 54, 97 Schwartz, Pat 71 Schwartz, Terry 30, 95 Scott, Terry 30, 95 Seaver, Curtis 27, 97 Seaver, James 24 Sellnow, Donna 30, 41, 55, 99, 100, 105, 118 Sellnow, Mark 52, 59, 132 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 140-141 SENIORS 124-137 SEVENTH GRADE 18-19 Sexton, Valerie 27, 45, 97 Shaughnessy, Brian 64 Siegle, Jeff 30, 48, 64, 65, 95 Siegle, Tim 21, 48 Siegler, Ann 20 Siegler, Billy 21, 39 Siegler, Chris 30, 39, 64, 92, 104 Siegler, Susie 27, 50 Slack, Kevin 46, 48 Smith, Dan 27, 88, 96 Smith, Steve 24 Smith, Teri 50, 86, 96, 99, 101, 102, 132 SNOWFEST 89-91 SOFTBALL 55-57 Soller, William 20 Sons, Brenda 30 Sons, Ricky 27 SOPH MORES 25-27 SPEECH 112-113 Spellacy, John 78 SPRING PLAY 118-119 Steen, Mark 64, 93, 132 Stender, Cindy 61 Stenstrom, Ann 45, 83, 93, 132, 134 Stienessen, Jenny 27, 45, 105 Stier, Brian 20 Stier, Ernie 20 Stier, Larry 30, 96 Stier, Scott 46, 47, 132 Stier, Susie 27, 105 Stimpson, Tammy 55, 133 Strom, Daryll 20 Strom, Deanna 27, 88 Strom, Debbie 30, 88, 105 STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION 105 STUDENT COUNCIL 106-107 Stuewe, Norma 79 Sturz, Donna 77 Sullivan, Darin Sullivan, Dawn 24, 42, 101, 107 Swenson, Stan 34, 46, 86, 133 Taylor, Doreen 27, 42, 101, 102, 112, 113, 117, 118, 119 Taylor, Duane 30, 95 TENNIS 44-45 Terrio, Joyce 21, 94 Terrio, Margaret 27 Tesch, Dale 110, 133 Thomason, Lana 27, 106 Thomason, Larry 133 Tiegs, Cheryl 133 Tiegs, Jim 24 Tiegs, Lisa 21 Tiegs, Russell 24 Tietz, Ken 20 Tietz, Laura 24 Tietz, Tammy 30 TIGER TOPICS 93 Tillquist, Karin 21, 92 Tillquist, Kristi 86, 97, 99, 101, 102, 117, 133 Townsend, Amy 24, 44 Townsend, Danny 104 Traxler, Carol 27 Traxler, Joe 30, 34, 95 Traxler, Julie 20, 38, 61 Traxler, Tim 24, 46, 95 Turek, Tammy 20 Velishek, Justine 27, 101 Velishek, Wally 20 VOLLEYBALL 41-43 Voss, Joe 30 Wagner, Kerry 21 Wagner, Lori 30 Walton, Tory 20 Weierke, Barb 20 Weldon, Carolyn 41, 53, 61, 62, 83, 93, 97, 105, 133 Weldon, Cornelia 79 Weldon, Jane 30, 37, 53, 86, 99, 100, 102, 103, 105, 112, 113, 118 Wenisch, Bev 77, 92 Westphal, Craig 24 Wilhelmi, Sylvia 41, 55, 57, 77 Williams, Anna Liza 21 Wilmes, Mike 20 Winterfeldt, John 24, 97 Witt, Brian 24 Witt, Cheryl 21 Witt, Gary 34, 35, 37, 52, 54, 83, 109, 133 Witt, Julie 30 Woestehoff, Doris 30, 41, 53, 105, 117 Woestehoff, Paul 27, 54, 95 Wolf, Eileen 24, 94 Wolf, Jeff 27, 95 Wolf, Michael 21 Wolf, Rick 30, 95 Wolff, Steve 20 Wolpern, Kevin 27, 52, 95 Wolpern, Laurie 61 Wolter, Donald 30, 95 Wolter, Steve WRESTLING 46-48 Wynne, Theresa 20, 61, 86 Zurn, Sam 93, 103, 133 Zweber, Don 24, 54, 64 145 The yearbook staff and all the students of Belle Plaine High School would like to extend their appreciation to the following sponsors for supporting the 1982 Tigerian yearbook. MODEL II Clothing for men and young men Levi and Wrangler jeans 118 North Meridian 873-6300 BELLE PLAINE COOPERATIVE 820 East Main Feed 873-5500 Fertilizer 873-6421 KEUP MOTORS. INC. Chevrolet - Buick Sales and Service Main at Chestnut 873-2234 PAULSEN T V. For fast factory authorized R.C.A. Service. 873-5592 DAHLQUIST'S COAST-TO-COAST 100 West Main 873-2730 CHARD TILING AND EXCAVATING INC. Belle Plaine 873-6830 Home 873-6152 Business BELLE VIEW RESTAURANT Salad Bar Served Twice Daily 'Chicken to go is our Speciality'' 20« Coffee. Open 7 days a week We do Catering 873-6577 HAEFNER ENTERPRISES Builders of Earth Shelter Homes Mobile home park rentals Modular home sales Belle Plaine 873-6835 MUELLER EXCAVATING INC Landscaping-Gravel Crushing-Black Dirt Gravel Hauling and Loading 121 South Ash Home 873-6313 Business 873-2720 DR O'BRIEN. DENTIST Office 123 West Main 873-2796 HACERMAN'S TV AND APPLIANCE Radio Shack Dealer Sales and Service 873-2996 M JAMES DALY TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES Daly Building 119 West Main 873-2213 WES KOEPP REPAIR Were not better than the Best' Were just better than the Rest'' 420 West Main Street, 873-6645 BECK'S FAMILY CENTER For Quality and Savings 301 South Meridian 873-2251 STIER BUS AND TRUCK Loren and Shirley Stier 125 West Park Street Belle Plaine 873-2362 CASEY'S GENERAL STORE 400 South Walnut 873-9285 BERGER'S FLOORCOVERINGS Armstrong Floor Center 111 South Meridian 873-6959 KAREN'S BEAUTY SHOP 122 North Meridian 873-6560 BELLE PLAINE DAIRY QUEEN We treat you Right 325 S. Walnut 873-6500 RED DOOR BAR Good Luck to the Class of 1982 125 North Meridian 873-9282 OTTOS LAWN SERVICE Complete Lawn Care 710 West Church Belle Plaine 873-2913 FAMILY SCISSOR HUT II Your Family Hair Care Center 132 North Meridian Belle Plaine 873-4388 EDBERG'S OAK GROVE DAIRY At your store or at your door Ken Ed berg 873-6333 JON'S AUTO BODY REPAIR Jon Schuette-400 South Meridian 873-4430 MEIERBACHTOL TRUCKING Livestock and Grain Freight Hauling 16450 West 250th Street, Belle Plaine 873-2370 H E. WESTERMAN LUMBER COMPANY 218 North Meridian 873-2868 BELLE PLAINE PARTS SUPPLY Automotive Parts and Supplies 215 North Meridian 873-6954 HENNEN S JEWELRY Diamond and Gift Center 133 North Meridian 873-2265 BELLE PLAINE COMMISSION COMPANY 125 South Ash 873-2292 Pat Ediger 873-6972 Jon Ediger 665-2909 FAHEY SALES AGENCY INC Realtors and Auctioneers 121 North Meridian 873-4467 445-8529 DON GEISLER AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Tax Service 103 West Main 873-2737 FENSKE-HAYES FUNERAL HOME Ronald J. Fenske-Director 219 North Willow Belle Plaine 873-6227 DR D.E. SCHNEIDER Chiropractor 200 West Main Belle Plaine, Minn. 873-6370 PRAIRIE FARM SUPPLY INC. 115 West Church 873-5535 LLOYD'S CB SALES AND SERVICE CB Radios - Scanners Antennas - Business Band Radios 104 East Main 873-5593 WILLIAM M CHARD REALTY Real Estate Meridian at Main 873-6914 LEONARD OIL Bulk Delivery Amoco Products RRl Box 3 Belle Plaine 873-5526 146 HUBER'S RED OWL 149 North Meridian 873-6185 BUSCH SILO CO. Ray Busch 224 West Church 873-6375 OUR 100th YEAR 1882-1982 STATE BANK OF BELLE PLAINE 201 West Main Belle Plaine 873-2296 MR PUD'S CAFE Home Of The BIG BREAKFASTS HWY 169 873-2300 TIGER CLAW For good entertainment, music, and meet good friends! 117 South Meridian EVONNE'S ROWERS The Best for Less 121 South Meridian 873-5532 SEARS Where America Shops 101 West Main 873-6600 HENNEN'S SKELLY Grease and Oil Home of Remington Tires 235 South Meridian Street 873-4405 BOB S BAR Not The Biggest But The Best Bob and Arlyce Ruehling 117 N. Meridian Belle Plaine 873-9202 BELLE PLAINE CLINIC Roger Hallgren, M.D. James P. O'Reilly, M.D. 337 South Meridian 873-2276 WILSON OIL CO. 400 East Main Belle Plaine. Minn. Tires, Batteries. Tune Ups THOMAS J KUCERA Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. 121 North Meridian 873-2228 GERDES SHOES Shoes for the whole family Shoe Repair 115 East Main 873-6445 HENNEN HOME FURNISHING, INC. 122 South Meridian 873-6900 CATHY PEDDYCOART AGENCY 124 West Main Belle Plaine, MN After the sale, it's our service that counts. JOHN E. PLOETZ AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Meridian at Main 873-4497 KRANT'S BAR Neil Keohane-Proprietor 101 East Main 873-6810 EISCHEN'S BAR 110 North Meridian 873-9259 SMITTY S DRY CLEANERS If you have spot trouble, see us. 200 North Meridian 873-2979 ANDERSON DRUG 128 North Meridian 873-2834 SIEMON IMPLEMENT John Deere Sales and Service Hwy 169 873-2224 J.T.'S AUTO BODY Complete Auto Body Repair Jerome D. Teigen 727 East Main PAT'S PLACE 229 South Meridian 873-2773 RUCK S MEAT PROCESSING CENTER. INC. Meat in our speciality 121 North Willow 873-2848 BELLE PLAINE HERALD Printers and Publishers Commercial Printing Since 1874 Belle Plaine Herald Since 1882 JERRY'S BAR 114 North Meridian 873-9207 DON S BAKERY 137 North Meridian 873-2726 STEFFEN'S Our Own Hardware 201 North Meridian 873-2313 HENNEN'S CAFE AND CATERING 201 East Main 873-4476 Good Luck to the Class of 1982 D R SPORTSMAN S BAR 100 East Main 873-9203 BOROUGH BOWL 235 South Ash Belle Plaine Proprietors- Dave, Kathy Dick, and Barb Hart 873-9204 RED'S SPORT CENTER 727 East Main 873-6252 McCulloch Chain Saws Johnson Outboards-Lund Boats Simplicity Garden Equipment NORWESCO INC. Belle Plaine Division 873-2231 DR ROBERT MILLER Dentist 201 West Raven 873-6380 BELLE PLAINE BLOCK TILE INC. 130 South Ash 873-2363 WILLIAM'S STUDIO Redwood Falls Gaylord (507) 637-2110 (612) 237-2311 The staff of the 1982 Tigerian would like to express their sincere thanks to Bev Wenisch, our advisor, for all of her help and guidance in putting this yearbook together. A big thank you is also extended to the business people of Belle Plaine for their financial support, to William's Studio and the school photographers for the many pictures they took throughout the year, and to John Smith of the American Yearbook Company for all of his visits and answers to our questions. A special thanks also is given to the faculty, administration, and the students for their cooperation in the taking of pictures. Finally the Tigerian would like to congratulate the class of 1982 on their accomplishments and wish them the best of luck for the years to come. 40th PRESIDENT — Ronald Reagan, former movie star and governor of California, was sworn in as President of the United States becoming the oldest man ever to hold that office. His conservative viewpoints marked a change from the previous Carter administration DERBY WINNER — Pleasant Colony won the 107th Kentucky Derby from a huge field of 21 horses. The jockey was Jorge Velasquez. CABINET CONTROVERSY — President Reagan's controversial and aggressive Secretary of State. Alexander Haig, was chastened for lack of team play early in the Reagan administration. 1981-1982 ★ ★ VOL 1 PG 4 FINAL FDITION ★ ★ FIRST WOMAN ON THE COURT — Sandra Day O'Connor became the first woman member of the U S Supreme Court. She is a lawyer and a former Anzona state senator McENROE WINS — John McEnroe defeated Bjorn Borg for the Wimbledon title Dunng the year, his on-court tennis behavior earned him the title of Super Brat. CALIFORNIA GOLD — Only two years after leading the NFL in losses, the San Francisco 49 ers led the league in victories and won the Super Bowl by defeating Cincinnati HOTEL DISASTER — Suspended walkways covered with people collapsed into the crowded lobby of the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City, killing 113 persons EGYPT'S SADAT KILLED — Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, the only Arab leader to make peace with the Jewish state, was assassinated by a group of army men as he viewed a military parade m Cairo. ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT — President Reagan survived an attempt on his life when he was shot outside a hotel as he waved to the crowd. John Hinckley. Jr., was charged with shooting the President and three others. INDY 500 - In a mass of controversy, the Indy 500 victory went first to Bobby Unser. then Mario Andretti (shown here) then back to Unser RUBIK S CUBE CRAZE - James Nourse devised and published a solution to the Rubik's Cube invented by Hungarian professor ErnO Rubik.