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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

1983 TIGERIAN Belle Plaine High School Belle Plaine, Minnesota Volume XXXI Editor Assistant Editor Seniors Juniors Sophomores F reshmen Eighth Seventh Photo Advisor Photographers Advisor Janice Capaul Carol Hennen Susie Lambrecht Doris Woestehoff Bernadette Gregory Jill Hoelz Jody Schmitz Stephannie Kellogg Cindy McCall KannTillquist Jill Fogarty Debbie Newell Sally Halbmaier Robyn Denny Susan Bristlin Ollie Heitkamp Jean Efiertz Dave Harms Stacy Kerkow Brian McCall Connie Mueller Chris Siegler Dan Townsend Dan Lehman Becky Perkins 7 Laugh and the world laughs with you. Snarl and you get better service. 11 Life is too important to be taken seriously 16 LNDEECIASS HEN Front: Kim Gregory, Susie Bnstlin. Emmett Fogarty. Eddy Barlage, Tim Fahey, Marty Fahey. Middle: Ginny Glynn, Jenny Busch. Kim Bergs, Mike Burmeister, Larry Einsphar, Lisa Eynch. Steve Fahey, Dale Entinger. Back: Troy Galles, Julie Duffy, Jeff Bahr, Pat Daly. John Bergs, Robyn Denny. Jeff Glynn. Dan Clark. Front: Dana Karg, Lisa Mellgren, Shannon Momson, Steve Larson. Theresa Leanna. Joel Malm. Ervin Koepp, Craig Jeunssen. Middle: Amy Momson, Jodi Jorgenson. Lon Johnson. Galen Krecklau, Tony Hartmann. Scott McDonald. Nick Hoelz, Bob Otto. Back: Mark Kruschke, Sean Hamer. David Moldenhauer, Kem Laabs. Mark Johnson. Tony Johnson, Jeff Momson. Jeff Murphy. Front. Ricky Zellmann. Kathy Rogers. Margaret Siegler, Anna Personius. Micki O'Reilly. Michelle Roberts. Michelle Seaver, Diane Otto. 2nd Row: Bnan WolH, Lisa Witt. Lisa Raleigh. Athony O'Day. Jenny Witt. Jean Schultz. Diane Renne. 3rd Row: Roger Velishek, Bob Smith. David Watkins. Lynn Schotknect. Julie Schwartz. Julie Schwartz. Joyce Rajendren. David Weirke. Back: Jett Townsend, Scott Wawrzyniak. Tom Schultz, Kevin Stier, Rob Selly. Bruce Peltonin. John Beras. Bill Traxler. 19 FRONT: Andy Barlage, Michael Gaffney, JoAnne Boechee. Jim Buesgens, Bnan Clymer, Desi Carlson. Jay Bartholomew MIDDLE: Berta Davis, Dan Buesgens, Pat Clymer, Gen Devine, Jeff Bruder, Tammy Fahey, Joanne Adelmann. BACK: fay Denny. Dale Chard. Matt Fogarty. Jodi Bessel. Chris Finch. Andy Fogarty, Jeff Fahey. 20 FRONT: Paul Murphy. Jeff Liebhard. Shelly Meqer, Sheral Kahle. Kim Little. Shan Mueller. Sara Meger. 2ND ROW: Paul Miller Molly Hartmann Julie Halquist. Peggy Hennen. Jenni Hallgren, Sally Halbmaier 3RD ROW: Sara Miller. Jill Momson. Joann Mabee. Gretf hen Koenig. Pam Legg. Stacy Krueger. Jeff Mueller BACK: Lynn Jeunssen, David Jeffrey. Kevin Jeunssen. Scott Hennen. Jeff Johnson. Marc Hagen. FRONT: Shawn Riesgraf, Dan O'Laughlin, Cathy Schwartz. Ann Siegle. Tammy Turek. Kirn J ubon. Jarve Raleigh. ™“jF Steve Wolff. Laura Personius. Todd Palmer. Ken Tietz. Wally Velishek. Carol Plonski. Debbie Newel. Barb Weierke BACK: Mike Schultz. Mike Wilmes, Ann Raddatz. Bnan Stier, Tory Walton. Theresa Wynne. Kns Schmidt. Julie Traxler. Ernie Stier. 21 He Who Would Climb The Ladder Must Begin At The Bottom. Watch Out Senior High The freshman year is a year of begin- nings and endings. We are beginning our exciting years in senior high and ending all of the fun times of junior high. We will no longer have Spring Daze or movies, but instead will be ordering class rings and making homecoming floats. We cher- ish the memories of our junior high years and are looking forward to creating new memories in the next three years. Bauleke. Mark Blaha. Mike Boechee. Paul Brahee. Marlin Bnstlin. Tim Brown, Lori Buesgens. Shawn Busch. Char Capaul. Larry Carlson. Kim Clark, Joe Daly. Molly DeGree. Troy Denzer. Karen Ed berg, Joe Einspahr, Tina Evers. Jodi Fabel. Richie Fahey, Brad Fenske. J err ad Fogarty. Chns Fogarty. Jill Fogarty. Stephani Glisczinski. Bev Glynn. Linda Hardwick. Tim Hardwick. Todd Harms, Dawn Hartman, Jackie Hayden. Sean 24 Hillstrom, Anne Hoelz. Courtney Ince, Chad Johnson. Aaron Johnson. Brad Kankelfitz. Tami Kapphahn. Tammie Karg. David Klehr. Ann Mane Koenig. Ann Mane Kruschke, Amy Lockrem, Erik Mabee, Jenni McCall. Mark Meyer. Kns Miller. Julie Murphy. Jim Nagel. Jean Nagel. Judy Neisen, Mike Nelsen, Lisa O'Bnen, Maury O’Bnen, Pat Oestreich. Scott Otto. Duwaine Otto. Craig Otto. Kelly Pudlitzke. Paul Ruehling. Jeanne Schlingman. Jerome 25 Schnudt, Dale Schmidt, Larry Schmidt, Scott Schoenbom, George Schroeder, Danny Schultz, Tony Sell now. Sandy Shaughnessy, Bnan Siegler, Bill Siegle, Tim Stender, Cindy Sullivan. Dann Temo, Joyce Tillquist. Kann Wagner. Kerry Westlund, Michelle Westphal, Sherry Williams. Anna Liza 7k I Witt. Cheryl Wolt. Michael Wolpem. Laune 26 NOT PICTURED: Danny Borchardt. Chad Haefner. Jefi Read, Don Savage. Lisa Tiegs SCIPH'O HCIRIES Albrecht. Chns Bartholomew. Sherry Bauleke. Annette Bergs. Scott Blaha. Jody Burmeister. Gina Carlson, Rich Chard. Cathy Edberg. Loren Edblom. Donna Entinger. Susan Ernst, Rex Fahey. Billy Joe Fogarty, Edward Fogarty, William French. Jodi Fuchs. Carmen Glisczmski, Joe Gregory. Becky Gruetzmacher. Bruce Hallgren, Jon Halquist. Richard Hartman. Monica Heitkamp. Nola Hennen, Phil Hennen. Sandy Jeffrey. Paul Johnson, LeAnn Kanklehtz, Lisa Kellogg. Stephannie Koenig. Mike 28 We’re On Our Way Up Sophomores: last year the hot shots, this year the youn- gest. We’re full of hopes: hop- ing to make the varsity team; to get asked to prom; to belong. Looking ahead at two more years of high school, but not always looking forward to them. Our time will come! We re alive and that's no jive, ’cause we're the class of '85. Koepp, Brent Koepp. Charles Koepp, Judy Krecklau, Colin Kruschke, Bob Laabs. Jane Lammert, Jane Latzke. Jeff Legg. Pat Liebhard, Janet Uebhard, Laune Lockrem, Kan Malin. Sara Malz. Ted Malz, Melissa Martin, Troy McCall. Cindy Meyer, Chris Monarty. Sarah Moms, Craig Mueller, Nancy Mueller. Ron Murphy. Rick Nelson, Mike 29 OT PICTURED: Clay Busch. Mike lhrenkamp, Paul Guertin, Gary echley, Paul Keck. Brad Latzke. hawn Miller, Steve Smith. Lana nomason. Craig Westphal. Wolter. Steve Zweber. Donald Riesgraf. Julie Roberts. Mike Routs. Jon Ruehling, Wayne Schmidt. Brian Schmit, Greg Schultz, Brenda Seaver. James Sullivan, Dawn Swenson. Desi Tiegs. Jim Tiegs, Russell Tietz, Laura Townsend. Amy Traxler, Tim Winterieldt, John Witt. Bnan Wolf, Eileen Palmer. Came Peterson. Lon Planting. Gary Raddatz, Tony Reck. Scott Renne, Glenn JUNICES We’re The Class Of ’84 We’ve Just Begun To Roar When the Class of 1984 looks back on its junior year it will be filled with memories of magazine sales and prom preparations, chocolate calendars and bakery runs. The talented juniors were victorious at Snow-fest and captured the first place title. As the ju- niors finished out the year they began dreaming of being seniors but also had to say good-bye to many good friends in the gradu- ating class of 1983. Bahr. Joel Bigauoette, Jane Boschee, Gary Boechee. Greg Buesgens. Ann Buszmann. Susie Daly. Mike Denzer. Tim Dvorak. Joe Dvorak. John Effertz. Beverly Edblom. Bob Entinger. Gary Fahey, Bnan Fahey, Kelly Felt. Scott Fogarty. Jeff Fnes. Joel Fuchs. Brenda Giles. Doug Gregory. Bernadette Haefner, Stuart Hardwick. Kirk Harsh. Heidi Hartman. Matt Hartmann. Susie Hennen, Carl Hennen, Jean Heutmaker. Gary Hoelz, Vicki 32 This isn't exactly what we pictured Santa's reindeer would look like. Holmquist. Roger Ince, Karyl James. Debbie Jeftnes, Mike Jones. Sharon Kahle. Todd Kerkow. Frank Kerkow. Stacy Klehr. Mark Koepp. Louis Kruschke. Julie Laabs, Brian Laabs, Patti Larson, Jett Liebhard, Mike McGonigal, Ruth Meger, Joe Meger. Sharon Miller. Jett Miller. Yvonne Neisen. Colin Newell, Mike O'Brien, David O'Bnen. Dennis O'Bnen. John O'Donoghue. Robert O'Laughlin, Jim Otto. Bnan Otto, Debbie Raleigh, Brian 33 34 Read, Rodger Riesgraf. Sarah Ruehling, Dan Sampson, Betty Jo Savage. David Schense. David Scherber. Dan Schmidt. Ron Schmidt. Sandi Schmidt. Steve Schmitz. Jody Schneider. Romi Schroeder. Laune Schultz. Carol Schultz, Sandy Schwab. Allison Schwartz. Kevin Seaver, Curtis Sexton. Valerie Siegler, Susie Smith. Dan Sons. Ricky Stienessen, Jenny Stier. Susan Strom. Deanna Taylor. Doreen Temo. Margaret Townsend. Dan Traxler. Carol Woestehofi. Paul Woltt, Jett Wolpem. Kevin Yahnke. Rae a VI11II Til S Football Cheerleaders: Susie Buszmann. Jean Effecte, Donna Heutmaker. Heidi Hareh. Ann Manthe. Sarah Riesgraf. 37 The 1982 Tiger Football team finished the season with a total of three wins and six losses. Le Center took the conference title and went on to win the State Championship. The Tigers lost their opener to St. Michael- Albertville but rallied in the second game of the season to shut out Faribault B.A. Conference play saw victories over the Arlington-Green Isle Indians during homecoming and over Norwood-Young America. It was a disappointing season for a hard working team. FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT: Tom Meger, Chuck Busch, Greg O'Brien, John O'Donoghue, Dan Lehman. Dave Harms, Jerome Murphy, Dennis Lehman, Brent Meyer MIDDLE: Dennis O'Bnen, Mike Jeffries. Roger Holmquist. Jeff Miller, Matt Hartman, Jeff Larson, Tony Legg, Erik Johnson, David O'Brien, Kirk Hardwick, John O’Brien, Kevin Schwartz. BACK: Coach Roy Henderson, Adam Johnson, Joe [ vorak, Mike Daly, Tim Denser, Todd Kahle. Pat Duffy, Dan Smith. Carl Hennen, Jeff Fogarty. 36 FOOTBALL 1982 OPPONENT WE THEY St. Michael 0 6 Faribault BA 7 0 Montgomery 12 14 Le Center 6 18 Arlington Green Isle 12 7 Norwood Young America X 8 Mankato Loyola 6 19 Le Sueur 8 X Iordan 12 13 WON LOST Belle Plame 3 6 39 Volleyballers Have Another Tough Season VOLLEYBALL 1982 OPPONENT WE THEY Henderson 5.15 18.18 LeSueur 18.5.9 14,18,18 LeCenter 0.6 18.18 Loyola 17.10 19.18 Arlington-G.L 3.7 18,18 Norwood 6.9 18.18 Montgomery 8.12 18.18 Iordan 9,12 18.18 LeSueur 18.9.7 10.18.18 LeCenter 3.20.1 18.18.18 Waterville Tourney 5th Place Loyola 9.10 18.18 Arlington-G.L 1.10 18.18 Norwood 16.18 18,18 Montgomery 17.6 19.18 Jordan 3.9 18.18 Fairbault B.A. 18.18 6.14 Montgomery 6.12 18.18 40 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Brenda Schultz, Melissa Moms, Kathy Barlage, Suzanne O'Bnen, Sandi Schmidt. Connie Mueller, Donna Sellnow, Stacy Kerkow, Lisa Koepp, Diane Savage, Dons Woestehoff, Coach Mrs. Beardsley. 41 B-Squad Volleyball Front: Camille O'Bnen Second Row: Julie Halquist. Jane Laafcs Third Row: Steph Kellogg. Kerry Wagner. Sandy Sellnow Fourth Row: Jackie Hartman. Linda Glynn. Kim Carlson, Judy Koepp, Back: Tami Kanklehtz. Mitzi Westlund, Ann Klehr. Bev Gliscanski 42 3rd In Districts This year's cross country team brought home third place honors at the District meets for both boys and girls. In Fall competition the harriers had the opportunity to participate in ten meets. Al- though the team had some prob- lems with a rough season, they will be back strong in 1983. 43 FRONT: Usa Nelson. lulie Riesgrai. Micki O'Reilly. Michelle Roberts. BACK: Coach Noah. Lee McConnell. Bob Fogarty. Terry Murphy, Chris Siegler. Pat Clymer, Bill Siegler. 45 District Champs TENNIS 1982 OPPONENT WE THEY Cannon Falls z 3 Shakopee 2 3 Prior Lake 3 4 New Prague 3 •y Shattuck 4 I LeCenter 2 3 St. Petei 1 4 Le Sueur 3 2 LeCenter 3 2 Shattuck 3 2 Le Sueur 2 3 Pnor Lake 3 4 DISTRICTS: Le Sueur 3 LeCenter 4 I REGIONS: Brooklyn Center 5 0 Le Sueur 4 1 St. Paul Academy 0 5 46 raONT: Romi Schneider. Mary Leonard. Bernadette Gregory. Carol Hennen. Jenny Steinessen BACK: Amy Townsend. Sharon Meger. Ann Buesgens, Jane Bigaouette, Melanie Martin. B SQUAD TENNIS: FRONT: hll Fogarty, Courtney Hoelz, Molly Daly BACK: Laurie Wolpem. Sara Malm, Valene Sexton. Debbie James. I Know What My Problem Is, What’s Yours? The tigers had a season record of 12 and 9. There were 5 returning letter winners which lead the cagers to a successful season. Winning 9 games out of 10, the tigers started out on a hot streak. They finished the season with third in the conference, and received fourth in districts. Waterville 56 40 Jordan 60 53 Loyola 56 54 Montgomery 28 45 Arlington G.l. 50 49 LeSueur 55 52 Norwood 70 51 LeCenter 60 44 Minnehaha 53 51 Jordan 63 61 Loyola 48 62 Fanbault BA 32 42 Montgomery 46 53 Shaft uck 68 43 Arlington G.l. 51 57 LeSueur 39 41 Norwood 64 65 LeCenter 62 32 Districts: Jordan 64 58 Fanbault BA 51 54 Cleveland 61 68 Front row Matt Hartman. Dan Lehman. Kevin Schwartz. left Larson, Kirk Hardwick. Steve Schmidt. Jeff Fogarty. Back row: Coach Mr. Dressen. Jeff Miller. Paul Woestehoff. Pat Duffy. Brent Meyer. Kevin Wolpem. Enk Johnson. Dave Harms. 49 B-squad: Front: Coach Mr. Houle. First row: Rich Halquist, Tory Walton. Phil Hennen, Scott Bergs. Second row: Rick Murphy, Billy Fogarty, Chris Meyer. Third row: Mike Fahrenkamp. Mon Oestreich. Paul Jeffrey. Tony Raddatz. Standing: Gary Planting, Donald Zweber. Cheerleaders: Standing: Laura Tietz. Front: Nola Heitkamp. Laune Laebhard. Kim Kamitz. 50 r T Girls Reach Region Finals The 1982-83 girls basketball team finished with the best record in the history of Belle Plaine girls’ basketball. A highlight of the season included a 43-38 victory over Arlington which was part of an 11 game winning streak that carried the girls to the Region 4A finals. The girls defeated Cleveland, Montgomery, and met Le Sueur in the District finals with the Tigers emerging as the District Champions by a score of 43-41. The cagers defeat- ed Mayer Lutheran to reach the Region finals where they fell to the eventual state Class A Cham- pions: Henderson. The team loses five outstanding seniors to graduation but will have some exper- ienced teammates returning. 52 FRONT: Monica Hartman Jodi Schmitz, Diane Savage, Mary Leonard. Sharon Meger, Melanie Martin. Manager Sherry Bartholomew. BACK Coach Sauter. Jill Hoelz. Judy Koepp. Sandi Schmidt, Laurie Wolpem. Stacy Kerkow. Connie Mueller. Janelle French. GIRLS BASKETBALL OPPONENT WE THEY Wdlerv.lle 49 35 Jordan 44 27 S . Peter 60 30 Loyola 33 34 Montgomery 57 43 Arlington- Green Isle 49 59 Henderson 24 50 Le Sueur 41 25 Norwood 29 36 Le Center : 6 38 Jordan 53 28 Loyola 44 50 Montgomery 38 25 Arlington - Green Isle 43 38 Le Sueur 37 34 Cleveland 38 37 Norwood 45 33 Le Center 44 24 DISTRICTS: Cleveland 42 30 Montgomery 61 44 Le Sueur 43 41 REGIONS: Mayer Lutheran 38 32 Henderson 40 53 53 B-SQUAD BASKETBALL FRONT: Cindy Stender. Ann Klehr, 2nd ROW: Jill Fogarty. Mitzi Westlund, Courtney Hoelz, Molly Daly. 3rd ROW: Steph Fogarty. Monica Hartman. Coach Anderson. Brenda Schultz. Sherry Bartholomew BACK: Julie Riesgraf, Judy Koepp CHEERLEADERS: Sitting: Annette Bauleke, STANDING: Kns Meyer. Jackie Hartman. TOP: Jenny Mabee A Young Team ... A Good Season This year's team was a young and inexperienced one with only four returning lettermen. The Tigers faired well among more proficient teams and ended with a 8-6-1 record. A very successful attempt at districts saw four of our wrestlers advance to the region tournament. Ed Fogarty went on to wrestle at the state tournament, the first wrestler to do so in five years. Ed Fogarty and Andy Fogarty took All- Conference honors and Bob Fogarty received honorable mention. FRONT: Brian Clymer. Tim Siegle. Andy Fogarty. Manager Damn Fox. Ed Fogarty. Joel Bahr. Cart Hennen. BACK: Coach Fox, Bob Fogarty. Dennis Lehman. Joe Dvorak. Mike Daly. Tim Traxler. Coach Slack. FRONT: Pat O'Bnen, Jim Buesgens. Maury O'Bnen. Greg O'Bnen. Chad Haefner. Greg Schmidt. BACK: Chris Fogarty, John Dvorak. Robert O'Donoghue. Shawn Buesgens, Bnan Ra- leigh. Frank Kerkow. ACROSS: Stephannie Kellogg. Sara Malm. Lisa Nelson. Sitting: Camille O'Bnen. WRESTLING 1982-83 OPPONENT Mound Watertown Waconia Morgan Momstown Arlington LeSueur Norwood LeCenter Nicollet Jordan Loyola Montgomery St. Peter Minnehaha WE 32 30 33 37 30 32 31 18 23 22 13 45 33 26 45 THEY 29 31 31 17 21 35 29 36 31 32 44 16 33 23 12 57 Baseball Team Conference Champs The Baseball Team had a very successful 1983 season as they won the Minnesota River Converence Title while placing second in District 13A Play. Coached by A1 Houle, they finished the season with a 13-5 record. All Conference selections were Erik Johnson, Bryan Koepp, Jeff Miller, and Jeff Larson. Honorable mention went to Jeff Fogarty. 58 BASEBALL TEAM: FRONT: Bryan Koepp, left Fogarty, Kirk Hardwick, Dave Harms, left Larson, Greg O'Brien, Steve Schmidt BACK: Bat Ass t Jody Houle, Mike Daly, Pat Duify, Erik Johnson, Jett Miller, Paul Woestehoff. Brent Meyer, Kevin Wolpem. Matt Hartman. Coach A1 Houle. BASEBALL 1983 OPPONENT WE THEY Jordan 9 2 LeCenter 5 4 Montgomery 8 5 Mankato Loyola 9 13 Arlington 10 0 Jordan 8 2 LeCenter 12 2 Norwood 7 0 Norwood 1 8 Mankato Loyola 14 2 Montgomery 9 3 Arlington 7 8 LeSueur 5 4 LeSueur 5 2 Districts Jordan 2 1 Morristown 10 0 Montgomery 0 4 59 Softball Team Tries The start of the softball season saw seven letter winners return and an opening game win over Iordan. Uncontrollable weather caused postpone- ments and cancellations. The team never regained its momentum and the season ended with a 3-11 record. Mary Leonard received all conference honors and Michelle Malz received honorable mention. 60 VARSITY SOFTBALL: FRONT: Mary Leonard, Diane Savage Middle: Melissa Malz, Sara Monarty, Brenda Schultz, Tammey Tietz, Camille O'Bnen, Debbie lames BACK: Sherry Bartholomew, Lisa Peterson, Sara Malm, Sharon Meger, Michelle Malz. Carol Hennen, Becky Gregory. VARSITY SOFTBALL 1983 OPPONENT: WE THEY: Jordan 9 I LeCenter 2 10 Montgomery 6 11 Loyola 1 2 Watertown 7 11 Watervdle 3 16 Jordan 14 10 LeCenter 5 6 Norwood 0 9 Norwood 4 9 Loyola 9 3 Montgomery 1 6 LeSueur 3 12 DISTRICTS: Wdt rville 0 4 61 Siegle 1st In State This years boys track team had a very successful year. Jeff Siegle broke the state class A pole vault record with a jump of 14'3y« , a ca- reer high for him. John Dvorak was the other state entrant this year and was ninth out of 16 contestants. Set- ting other school records this year were Dan Lehman in the triple jump, 40' and Don Zweber in the long jump 20'10 . The team placed 4th at the conference meet and 3rd in Districts. BOYS TRACK: FRONT: Pat O'Brien. Co-Captain Dan Lehman. Chns Siegler, Co-Captain Dennis Lehman, Eric Lockrem, Lee McCon- nell, Tim Siegle. George Schoenbom. 2nd: Paul Boschee, Paul Pudlitzke, Billy Siegler. Alan Carey, Colin Krecklau, John Dvorak. Tim Bristlm. Greg Schmidt. Chris Fogarty. 3rd: Maury O'Bnen, Mike Schultz, Brian Shaughnessy, Tony Legg, jell Siegle, joe Dvorak, Don Zweber, Dan Townsend, Mike jettnes, Chris Jacobs. 4th: Coach Noah. Dan Perkins, Brad Johnson, Aaron Johnson, Brian McCall, Terry Murphy. Coach Fox. � . - The thrill comes not just V « 1 but, in the courage to join the race! 63 Wolpern Places At State The girls track team had an enthusiastic and successful season placing fifth in con- ference and fourth in the district. Al- though the team was young, each girl worked hard and did her best. Freshman Laurie Wolpern finished an outstanding season and set four school re- cords in the 200m dash, 400m dash, high jump, and most individual points scored. Laurie finished second in the state track meet in the 400m dash. Her time of 57.67 seconds was a personal best and a school record. She was the second athlete to par- ticipate for the girls in the state track meet and the first to reach the finals and place. GIRLS TRACK TEAM: FRONT: Lisa Eynch, Shannon Momson, Kathy Rogers, Lisa Nelson. Julie Traxler, Molly Hartmann. Pam Legg. Theresa Wynne. Michelle Roberts. MIDDLE: Jean Schultz. Sally Halbmaier, Jodi Bessel. Kim Bergs. Julie Duffy. Jenny Busch, Micki O'Reilly. Anna Personius, Laura Personius. Sarah Riesgraf BACK: Coach Lee Sauter. Cindy Slender, Jenny Witt, Ann Mane Koenig. Laune Wolpern. Annette Bauleke, Steph Fogarty. Wanda Mellgren, Molly Daly, Monica Hartman. Judy Nagel. Cathy Chard. Lynn Jeunssen, Laura Riesgraf. Julie Riesgraf. Susie Buszmann. 64 You can do anything if you put your heart into it. % 65 Track Team Sends 3 To State RIGHT: Jeff Siegle sets the new State Class A pole vault record with a jump of 14'3V4 BOTTOM LEFT: John Dvorak placed ninth in the 800m run at state. BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshman Laune Wolpem finished second in the 400m dash at state. ORGANIZATIONS Eye Of The Tiger Sees All The yearbook staff this year put all of its creative energies into creating the best Tigerian ever. Headed by senior editor Janice Capaul, who even attend- ed a week long Summer yearbook camp, this year's book captures the feel for academics, leadership, service, ath- letics, and the arts that BPHS participat- ed in. FRONT: Sally Halbmaier, Debbie Newell. SECOND ROW: Jill Fogarty, Karin Tillquist THIRD ROW: Cindy McCall. Amy Bessel. Mary Leonard. Jean Effertz, Sandi Schmidt. Connie Mueller. Carol Hennen, Dons Woestehoff, Jody Schmitz BACK: Jill Hoelz. Dan Lehman, Dave Harms, Susie Lambrecht. 68 Lon sits at the command post! Tiger Topics Staff Is Hardworking Students taking journalism class received credit for doing the school newspaper, Tiger Topics . Stu- dents had the opportunity to exper- ience first hall all the work from selling ads to writing copy to taking photos that goes into a newspaper. TIGER TOPICS STAFF: FRONT: Romi Schneider. Susie Hartmann. Donna Heutmaker. Carol Hennen Jane Weldon. Mary Carol Koenig MIDDLE: Jell Miller. Melissa Moms Vicki Hoelz. Sharon Meger. Lana Thomason, Brenda Sons. Sandy Schultz Beth Murphy. Kevin Schwartz. BACK: Tony Legg. Matt Hartman. Dan Townsend. Jeff Fogarty. Alan Carey. John O'Donoghue. Wanda Mellgren. Carol Traxler, Chns Miller, Lisa Laabe. Mike Daly. Connie Mueller. Bnan Fahey. Mark Jump. 69 70 Mr. Hofmann Coordinates S.A.E. Student Action for Education is an organization that al- lows students to work as teacher aides during study halls for credit. Mr. Hofmann assigns students to faculty mem- bers in one of the three school buildings and they each gain first hand experience about the field of education. Many past S.A.E. members now are employed as educa- tors. S.A.E.: FRONT: JoAnn Koenig. Laura Tietz. Carmen Fuchs. Camille O'Bnen. Susie Lambrecht SECOND ROW: Nola Heitkamp. Jane Laabs. Cathy Chard. Monica Hartman. Bev Effertz. Janelle French. Lon Bogardt THIRD ROW: Cindy Halquist Julie Kruschke. Jean Effertz. Terry Schwartz, Bryan Koepp. Stuart Haetner. Amy Blaha. Vicki Hoelz Valene Sexton. Jane Bigaouette FOURTH ROW: Jim O Laughlin. Loren Ed berg. Melissa Moms, Susie Buszmann, Janice Capaul. Matt Hartman, Terry Murphy, Kevin Wolpem, Alan Carey, Amy Bessel, Doreen Taylor. Sandi Schmidt. Connie Bigaouette. Sharon Jones. 71 Sr. High Student Council Keeps Busy The Senior High Student Council kept itself busy this year with Snowfest, Calendar sales, Sadie Hawkins Dance, and daffodil sales for the American Lung Association. 72 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT: Jon Hallgren. Bob Fogarty. Enk Johnson. John O'Bnen. MIDDLE: Sherry Bartholo- mew. Cindy Halquist. Amy Bessel. Sarah Riesgraf. Laura Riesgral. Cathy Chard. Mrs. Nesheim BACK: Becky Gregory, Debbie James. Bernadette Gregory. Carol Hennen, Suzanne O'Brien, Cindy McCall. Junior High Student Council Is Involved The Junior High Student Council again provided a very full year of activities and service. An extremely busy schedule began with new student orientation tours and included several dances and full length movies throughout the year. Needy Scott County families re- ceived $250.00 worth of toys fnj?a the council's Christ- mas Toy Fund. The annual Spring Fling Days entailed a week of fun and contests enjoyed by the faculty and students. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT: Chns Finch. Cheryl Kahle. Jenny Witt Margaret Siegler. Rick ZeUman Gaien Kr kla MIDDLE: Gen Devine. Sara Miller Joann Mabee. Billy Siegler. Sally Halbmaier. Molly Daly Advisor Mrs. Bruder. BACK: Jay Denny David Jellrey George Schoenbom. Stephanie Fogarty. Lisa Nelson. Courtney Hoelz. Mick. O Reilly. Lynn Jeunssen. Jenny Glynn. 73 Ull L F.F.A. Keeps Active Mr. Larsen's boys had a busy year par- ticipating in dairy, crop, and ag mechan- ics contests. Five members attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. The FFA had a very successful com drive, pancake breakfast, and installed a profit- able milk machine in the Sr. High lobby. F.F.A. FRONT: Dale Meierbachtol. Bryan Koepp, Bnan Schultz. 2nd: Paul Woestehoff, Dan Smith, Roger Read. Emery Edblom. Brian Laabs. Adam Johnson. Tony I egg, Rick Wolf. 3rd: Gary Heutmaker, Glen Renne, Dan Ruehling. Jeff Siegle, Roger Holmquist, Scott Feldt, Steve Schmidt. 4th: Paul Guertin. Jeff Latzke, Jeff Wolff. Ron Schmidt, Laura Tietz, Mike Liebhard. Robert O'Donoghue. 5th: Bnan Otto, Gary Entinger. Joel Fries, Tony Raddatz, Steve Smith. Tim Traxler. 6th: David Savage. Brad Latzke. Ted Malz, Rex Ernst, Mike Koenig, Russell Tiegs, Brent Koepp. 7th: Ron Mueller. Bruce Gruetzmacher, Chris Albrecht. Jody Blaha. Steve Wolter, Mike Fahrenkamp, Charles Koepp. 74 l rs. F.H.A.: Front: Joanne Boschee. Molly Hartman. Shelly Meger Middle: Anne Hillstrom, Kelly Otto, Tina Einspar, Peggy Hennen. Back: Miss Nomes, Eileen Wolf, Gina Burmeister. Susie Entinger, Cindy Halquist, Sandy Hennen. Sherry Bartholomew. 76 77 Drama Guild Presents “The Matchmaker” The Matchmaker”, a non-musical version of Hello Dolly was brought to the stage oi BPHS this year under the direction of Mrs. Carol Hannon-Orr. She was assisted by student director Alison Schwab. John O'Donoghue and lane Weldon played the leads in a cast of sixteen. Where Have All The Lightning Bugs Gone This year's One Act: Where Have All the Lightning Bugs Gone? starred Ann Manthe and Scott Bergs. Both of these talented students had their acting abilities challenged as they played a range of characters from young chil- dren playing to adults in love. Taking 3rd place in Districts, the play was di- rected by Mrs. Carol Hannon-Orr, stu- dent directed by lane Weldon and John O'Donoghue did the lighting. Cast Crew Ann Manthe Scott Bergs John O'Donoghue Jane Weldon 79 Two Speakers Go To State The Belle Plaine speech team partici- pated in three invitational spieech meets this year. At the Conference meet, seven students competed in finals. At District competition, fourteen competed in finals and seven of those went on to the Region. Belle Plaine hosted the Region 4A contest and two of its participants, Jim O'Laughlin and Stephannie Kellogg advanced to the state competition. At the State speech meet, Stephannie Kellogg advanced to the state competition. 80 REGION SPEECH TEAM: FRONT: Kart Lockrem, John O'Donoghue. Donna Heutmaker, Laura Riesgraf, Tim Hardwick. Todd Hardwick MIDDLE: Lisa Nelson. Brenda Schultz, Censse Krecklau. Kirk Hardwick. Julie Kruschke, Mrs. Kellogg, Doreen Taylor BACK: Greg Boschee, Scott Paulson. Louis Koepp. Mac Derruder. Sharon Jones, Carrie Palmer, Stacy Kerkow. REGION SPEECH TEAM: Jim O'Lauqhlin. Scott Bergs, John ODonoghue. Kan Lock- rem, Anne Finch, Stephannie Kellogg A long and work-filled speech season culminated in the awards night ceremony when Mrs. Kellogg presented Stephannie Kellogg and Jim O'Laughlin with State Speech participation awards and this year's Outstanding Speaker Awards. Steph And Jim Are Left Speechless. 81 Band Has Busy Year The BPHS band had a busy year pre- senting concerts. The Fall concert was held on Oct. 25. A midwinter concert on Dec. 5 was followed by the May 3 Spring Jazz Concert and a May 20 Junior High Spring concert. Mr. Irv Kuch com- pleted his eighth year as a most successful and well liked band director at B.P.H.S. FRONT: Linda Glynn. Vicki Hoelz, Sandi Hennen. BACK: Kan Lockrem. Came Palmer Valene Sexton. Cindy McCall. Janet Liebhard Annette Bauleke. 82 WOODWIND SECTION FRONT Tami Kanklehtz Ann Klehr Lon Brown Courtney Hoelz MIDDLE: Julie Kruschke Laune bebhard Kim Kamitz BACK: Kathy Herrmann Sara Malm Beth Murphy 83 SAXOPHONES: FRONT: Paul Bauleke. BACK: Laura Riesgraf. Sherry Bartholomew. Molly Daly Kann Tillquist. Jill Fogarty. 84 ABOVE: FRONT: R. Murphy, G. Boschee, L. Stier, P. Boschee BACK: K. Hardwick, M. Schultz, P Newell. S. Haefner. M. Bauleke. Flight Inc. Stars Flight Inc., a 22 member organiza- tion, spent an active year entertain- ing the students of BPHS. Included in their schedule in addition to the many hours of practice always nec- essary was the March Jazz festival at U. of W. - Eau Claire and the May 3 Spring concert. The group also starred at the State Music Contest. 85 FRONT: Colin Krecklau. 1st: Louis Koepp. Greg Boschee, Kathy Herrman. Todd Hardwick. Kelly Fahey. Paul lettrey. 2nd: Kann Tillquist. Jill Fogarty, Molly Daly. Scott Bergs. Kirk Hardwick,Paul Boschee, Laura Riesgrat. Rick Murphy. Pat Newell. Wanda Mellgren. Rich Halquist, Mr Kuch, Sarah Riesgrat. Sherry Bartholomew BACK: Brent Koepp, Gary Boschee. Choir Goes On Tour The 1982-83 concert choir had an exciting year filled with challenges and new exper- iences. This highlight was their trip to Concordia College in April. The choir was also invit- ed to Moorehead to perform as a solo choir and to be part of the mass choir which consisted of over 600 students. The choir has grown and matured this past year and plans to go up the scale next year. SENIOR HIGH CHOIR: FRONT: Lon Laebhard. Ann Buesgens. Sara Riesgraf. Carol Schultz. Jean Effertz, Sharon Jones, Sharon Meger, Karen Gebhardt. 2nd: Doreen Taylor, Mary Jo Savage. Cindy Halquist, Amy Bessel, Wanda Mellgren, Amy Blaha. Beth Murphy. Stacy Kerkow. Debbie James. 3rd: Mr. Haagenson, Greg Boschee. Enk Lockrem. Jared Fenske, John Dvorak, Jim O'Laughhn. Mike Daly. Paul Pudlitzke, Rick Schmitt 4th: Kevin Schwartz. Colin Krecklau, Dan Smith. Gary Boschee. Dennis Lehman, Joe Dvorak. Lee McConnell, Bob Fogarty. Louis Koepp. 86 . . . As Sweet As A Bird . . . The Choiralaires are a young and excit- ing group of voices that have blended well this year to present an added touch to the Fall and Spring Concerts. CHOIRALAIRES: FRONT: Camille O'Brien. Julie Riesgraf. MIDDLE: Dawn Sullivan. Sara Malm Kan Lockrem Came Palmer Ann Hillstrom BACK: Cheryl Witt. Jackie Hartman. Jane Laabs. Mr. Haagenson. Janet Laebhard, Sherry Bartholomew. Nancy Mueller. i 87 Hidden Away In the Center Of My Yearbook Is This Page Reserved For My Special Person ADMINISTRATION FAveunry Successful Administration The 1982-83 school year proved to be another chal- lenging one for the administration and school board of District 716. Throughout Minnesota spiraling costs, de- clining enrollments, state budget cuts, and the overall uncertainty of what was next to come, made the job of an administrator increasingly difficult. Belle Plaine is fortunate to have a very experienced group of people leading us. Dr. Bartholow has served the district for 17 years. Mr. Clymer has been the senior high principal the past two years, preceded by a 6 year stint as junior high principal. Mr. Lowell Hoffman is completing his second year as junior high principal. We thank all the administrators for yet another suc- cessful year at BPHS. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS — DR. JOHN BARTHOLOW 1982-1983 SCHOOL BOARD: FRONT: Pat Schwartz, Don Koepp, Joanne Johnson. BACK: Dr. Roger Hallgren, Mike Newell, Roger Delgehausen. 90 RICH CLYMER-SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL LOWELL HOFFMAN-JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Doug Anderson - Senior High Industri- David Bakke - Jr.-Sr. High English, B Lois Barron - Junior High Science al Arts, Girls B Basketball, Junior Volleyball, Ass't Girls Track High Track 91 Cynthia Brown - Senior High Home Pat Bruder - English 8, Social 7 8, Junior Economics, Cheerleading Advisor High Student Council Advisor Mike Cote - Counselor, Psychology. Dan Dressen - Math 7, Algebra, Ad- National Honor Society, Gifted Pro- vanced Algebra, Varsity Boys' Basketball, gram B Baseball 92 Randae Carrolls - Health Occupations ’ Richard Fox - American History 9, So- cial Studies 7, Varsity Wrestling, Assis- tant Boys' Track Patti Germscheid - English 8 9, Junior High Volleyball Ron Hawkins • Junior Senior High Industrial Arts Orville Heitkamp - Ecology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, SDR, Photography Dean Haagenson • Choir, Gener al Music Jeff Hiltz • Math 8, Algebra I Football 9, B Softball 93 Reinie Hofmann - Accounting, Add- ing and Calculating, Occupations, S.A.E. Irv Kuch - Band, Fall Musical Direc- tor A1 Houle - World History, American Histo- ry, Health, Varsity Baseball, B Boys Bas- Pixy Kellogg - Senior High Eng- ketball lish, Head Speech Joel Larsen - Vocational Agriculture, FFA Ion Logelin - SLBP 94 Milen Lovich • Construction Trades Lyle Noah - Social 7, First Aid 7, Career Development 7, Phy. Ed. 7 9, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Boys Track Jerry Miller - Physical Education 8 10, Individual Dual, Health 9, Zoology, Ath- letic Director Julie Nomes - Junior Senior High Home Economics, F.H.A. Cheryl Nesheim - Business Edu- cation, Tiger Topics, Senior High Student Council Tim O'Laughlin - Political Sci- ence, American History, Emer- gency Medical Services, You the Law, You Marriage 95 Deb O'Malley - Senior High English, Assistant Speech Coach Becky Perkins - Junior Senior High Library Media Director, Year- book Advisor % Chuck Perkins - Junior High S.L.D., Driv- er Education Coordinator Carol Hannon-Orr - Junior and Senior High Art, Musical Choreographer, One Act Play Director Joe Ott - Special Education, Work Experience Coordinator Lee Sauter - Math 9, Advanced Math, Geometry, Assistant Foot- ball, Varsity Girls Basketball, Var- sity Girls Track Nancy Urheim • PLUS Program Canne Walstrom - Junior and Senior High German Sylvia Wilhelmi • Coed Physical Educa- tion, Varsity Volleyball, Softball coach 97 Talking about pets: our best little girl in the whole wide world! Gerry Schmidt Bookkeeper Mary Pat Murphy Computer Terminal Operator. High School Secretary f r Cheryl Flynn Audio Visuals, Junior Senior High Custodians Dave Soller. Vic Krumrey, Daron Hauer. Maynard Schmidt, Ed Aide Mueller. John Spellacy Darlene Roberts Senior High Secretary Ruth Denzer • Junior High Secretary, Dr. Bartholow's Secretary Our Cooks - Norma Stuewe. Rosalie Schuneman. Helen Fahey. Cor- The guys at the 4077th thought the food was bad too. Jay! nelia Weldon. Mary Harsh 99 ACTIVITIES All In All A Royal Week Retiring royalty lames O'Brien and Roxanne Schmidt crowned 1982's King Bob Fogarty and Queen Carol Hennen. Breaking with tradition, this year's royalty reigned over the entire fun filled week including Cowboy Indian Day, Sweats Day, Donut Day, Hat T-Shirt Day, and Red White Day. The class of 1983 became like one big family the week of homecoming. Everyone gathered in the halls, library, and gym to help make signs and decorate for the big event. It was a time when tears and laughter and hugs were shared. Dennis Lehman and Amy Bessel. Dan Lehman and Janice Capaul. 102 1902 Homecoming Court: Junior Royalty Jeremy Fahey and Chnsti Fahey. Alexandra Maul. Sabina Sanders. Dons Woestehoh. Suzanne O'Bnen. Queen Carol Hennen. King Bob Fogarty. Amy Bessel. Janice Capaul, Mary Leonard. Marc Derudder. Jerome Murphy. Enk Johnson. Dennis Lehman. Dan Lehman. Chuck Busch. “Impossible is a word only to be found in the dictionary of fools.” Lyceums 1982-83 This year the senior high student council sponsored several lyceums. Included was a Chaplain talking on crime and prisons, Mrs. Bahr's moving speech on alco- holism, an acrobat on a trampoline and a performance by the Fargo, North Dakota High School swing choir. We would like to thank the student council for bringing these entertaining programs to the students at BPHS. I First say to yourself what you would be, and then do what you have to do. 107 Miiti Courses Mini Courses were held February 9, 10, and 11. The three fun filled days gave the students a break from their regular classes and a chance to learn new skills and lifelong hobbies. The most popular classes were downhill skiing, roller skating, sport tours, and LeSueur Community Center recreation. It was a week to remember. TOP: Some people will do anything to look good, huh Dan?! MIDDLE LEFT: Roland Brooks of the Minnesota Gophers signs a few autographs. MIDDLE RIGHT: Go. Greg. Go! BOTTOM: Could you use a little help Dave? 108 Snowiest 1983 had more than enough snow. The week was filled with traditional activities starting out with tug ot war, volleyball, pudding eating contest, inner tube race, and al- most anything goes. The spirit stick was found by Jane Wel- don and Julie Witt which gave the Seniors a 10 point boost. Kim Kamitz won the cake decorating contest for the sopho- mores. Snowfest has once again proven to be a success be- cause of the participation and enthusiasm of all involved. Tug of War SENIORS 5 JUNIORS 10 SOPHOMORES 3 Volleyball 5 10 3 Pudding Eating 5 10 3 Inner Tube Race 3 5 10 Almost Anything Goes 5 10 3 Cake Decorating 3 5 10 Spirit Stick 10 0 0 36 50 32 TOP RIGHT: Here's to brother John ... MIDDLE: As Seniors we know the ropes' BOTTOM: What a face! Watch out Miss USA' no Athletic Banquet Honors Athletes Our parents sponsored their third athletic banquet on May 11. The top athletic awards went to Bob Fogarty who was named Senior Boy Athlete of the Year and received the Jerome Bahr Wrestling Award; and Mary Leonard the Senior Girl Athlete of the Year and recipient of the Pat Fogarty Scholarship. Greg O’Brien received the Jerome Bahr Scholarship; Jane Weldon the Senior Cheerleader Award; Brent Meyer the James Ciminski Award; and Melanie Martin the Elizabeth Albrecht Award. Annual Awards Night Ceremony Recognized Scholars. The 1983 Awards Night was held on May 24 to recognize students who participated in extra-cur- ricular activities. Awards were presented to year- book and journalism staffs, cheerleaders, student council members, drama and speech team mem- bers and chorus. Varsity letters were given to un- derclassmen by the coaches and Mr. Miller pre- sented senior athletes with certificates signifying their years of lettering. National Honor Society Gary Boschee John O'Brien Jill Hoelz Greg Boschee Susie Buszmann Stacy Kerkow Kirk Hardwick Susie Stier Sharon Meger Ann Buesgens Sandi Schmidt Doreen Taylor Sharon Jones Jenny Stienessen Louis Koepp Bernadette Gregory Allison Schwab Jim OTaughlin Mary l onard Erik Johnson Dave Harms Brent Meyer Wanda Mellgren Doris Woesteholi Janice Capaul Amy Bessel Jean Eftertz Censse Krecklau Melanie Martin 113 We’ve Got Tonight The Junior Class presented Prom 1983 at the Hazeltine National Golf Club on May 21st. A dinner featuring filet mignon was followed by an excellent program coordinated by class officers Bernadette Gregory and Sandi Schmidt. Mrs. O'Malley, as this year's guest speaker, gave a delightful speech on the trials and tribulations of life at BPHS. Joe Dvorak and Sarah Riesgraf, accompanied by John Dvorak, sang a duet entitled You and I”. The Full House provided the entertainment for the dance. The perfect weather and starlit night added to the special memories of Prom ’83. 114 115 UPPER LEFT: How's the food, Sara? UPPER RIGHT: Music was provided by Full House BOTTOM LEFT: Students danced late into the night. BOTTOM RIGHT: Beckys first prom . . . 116 121 Some of us had the chance to grow up with Gary Wolpem, while others only knew him for a short time during our fresh- man year. He was a quiet and reserved sort of guy, but always had a smile on his face. That smile will always be remembered. To Gary: The sandcastles of yesterday's play were still on the beach It was early I watched the golden sun quietly appear above the water I listened to the waves as they roared on the shore I felt the cool windy mist as I hid under a blanket I smelled the fragrance of the salty ocean untouched by oil and chemicals and 1 thought of you and how I would have liked so much, for you to have shared this with me From: The Class of 1983 122 M NH I S Hope For The Best Prepare For The Worst And Take What Comes Good-bye B.P.H.S., Hello World. The class of 1983 was ninety-six of the most fantastic students ever in the history of B.P.H.S. They were young, friendly, bright, and enthusiastic and it showed all year long. It was a year of laughter and tears, of winning teams and teams that tried. It was a year of good-byes to high school friends but hello to a whole new world out there waiting. KATHY BARLAGE PAUL BAULEKE AMY BESSEL CONNIE BIGAOUETTE AMY BLAHA FLOYD BOHLMAN LORI BORGARDT IOE BURMEISTER JANICE CAPAUL 126 ALAN CAREY WILLY CLARK PAT DUFFY EMERY EDBLOM MARK EDBLOM 127 BOB FOGARTY JANELLE FRENCH JOHANNA GREGORY ADAM JOHNSON ERIK JOHNSON KAREN GEBHARDT SHARON GEBHARDT SHELLY GILES MARK JUMF JOHN KLEHR CINDY HALQUIST DAVE HARMS CAROL HENNEN JOANN KOENIG MARY CAROL KOENIG BOB HERRMANN KATHY HERRMANN DONNA HEUTMAKER BRYAN KOEPP LISA KOEPP 128 CERISSE KRECKLAU MICHELLE KRUEGER LISA LAABS SUSIE LAMBRECHT STEVE LATZKE TONY LEGG DAN LEHMAN DENNIS LEHMAN MARY LEONARD MICHELE MALZ MELANIE MARTIN BRIAN MC CALL 130 Hope For The Best, Prepare For The Worst, And Take What Comes LEE MC CONNELL JIM MC CONNELL TOM MEGER DALE MEIERBACHTOL WANDA MELLGREN BRENT MEYER CHRIS MILLER MELISSA MORRIS CONNIE MUELLER 131 BETH MURPHY JEROME MURPHY TERRY MURPHY JOHN NEISEN GREG O'BRIEN SUZANNE O'BRIEN JOHN O'DONOGHUE DARREL OTTO 132 STEVE OTTO SCOTT PAULSEN MIKE PERSONIUS DUANE RECK LAURA RIESGRAF 133 DIANE SAVAGE MARY JO SAVAGE SHELLEY SAVELKOUL 134 MIKE SCHLINGMAN BRIAN SCHULTZ LARRY STIER DEBBIE STROM DUANE TAYLOR TERRY SCHWARTZ TERRY SCOTT JOE TRAXLER JOE VOSS LORI WAGNER DONNA SELLNOW IEFF SIEGLE JANE WELDON JULIE WITT DORIS WOESTEHOFF 135 This Is The First Day Of The Rest Of Our Lives. Lsatt fbc Aa ■s OmOTTOUj a 'time T 1 fr-r CAPAUL, JANICE: Volleyball 1,2; Track 3; Softball 1,2; Year- book Staff 3,4; Photography 3,4; SAE 4; Choir 1,2; Yearbook Edi- tor 4; Homecoming Princess 4 CAREY, ALAN: Football 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2; Tiger Topics 4; Choir 2 CLARK, WILLIAM DUFFY, PAT: Football 3,4; Bas- ketball 4; Fall Play 4 EDBLOM, EMERY JR.: Wrestling 1,2; Photography 4 EDBl Wr MARK: Football 1,2; ,2 EFFERTZ, JEAN: Cheerleading 2,3j4; Track 1,2,3; Fall Musical 1,3 , Play Crew 2; Student Coun- cil 1,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4: Photogra- phy 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,4; Pit Orchestra 2; Small Group Choir 1,2; Class Officer 3 Officer Editor 4 HERRMANN, ROBERT: Football 1,2,4: Wrestling 1; SAE 2 HERRMANN, KATHY: Volfc£ 1; SAE 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Flight Inc. 3,4 ball 1; Cheerleadinc Tiger Topics 4; SAE oils 3,4; Tr«t3; 2,4 JOHNSON, ADAM: Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4 fEONARD, 14 1,2; Tenfriis 3,4j A Spftbdfi 1,2,3,4; ■2,3,4 140 McCALL. BRIAN: Photography O'BRIEN, GREG: Football 2,3,4; FFA 1 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; SAE 2; Homecoming McConnell, james Usher 3 McCONNELL, LEE: Cross Coun- O try 3,4; Track 2,3; Choir 4 ANNE: Volleyball joftball 1,2; Stu- 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Small Group Choir 3 SIEGLE, JEFF: Cross Country 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1.2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4 24EI£L£ ss Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Photography 1,2,3,4; FFA 1 141 Adelmann, Joanne 20 Albrecht, Chris 28, 74 Anderson, Doug 54, 91 ANNUAL STAFF 68 ATHLETIC BANQUET 112 AWARDS NIGHT i 13 Bahr, Jeff 18 Bahr, Joel 32, 56 Bakke, Dave 91 Barlage, Andy 20 Barlage, Ed 18 Barlage, Kathy 40, 126 Barron, Lois 91 Bartholomew, Jay 20 Bartholomew, Sherry 28, 54, 60, 72. 76. 83, 85, 87 Bartholow, Dr. John 90 BASEBALL 58-59 Bauleke, Annette 28, 54, 64, 82 Bauleke, Mark 24, 84 Bauleke, Paul 83, 126 Beardsley, Shelly 40 Bergs, John 18, 19 Bergs, Kim 18, 64 Bergs, Scott 28, 50, 81, 79, 84, 85 Bessel, Amy 68, 71, 72, 86, 102, 103, 113, 126 Bessel, Jodi 20, 64 Bigaouette, Connie 71, 126 Bigaouette, Jane 32, 46, 71 Blaha, Amy 71, 86, 126 Blaha, Jody 28, 74 Blaha, Mike 24 Bohlman, Floyd 126 Borgardt, Lori 71, 126 Boschee, Gary 32, 84, 85, 86, 113 Boschee, Greg 32, 80, 84, 85, 86, 113 Boschee, Joanne 20, 76 Boschee, Paul 24, 62, 84, 85 BOYS BASKETBALL 49-52 BOYS TRACK 62-63 Brahee, Marlin 24, 84 Bristlin, Susan 18 Bristlin, Tim 24, 62 Brown, Cynthia 92 Brown, Lori 24, 83 Bruder, Jeff 20 Bruder, Pat 73, 92 Buesgens, Ann 32, 46, 86, 113 Buesgens, Dan 20 Buesgens, Jim 20, 57 Buesgens, Shawn 24, 57 Burmeister, Gina 28, 76 Burmeister, Joe 126 Burmeister, Michael 18 Busch, Char 24 Busch, Charlie 38, 103, 106 Busch, Jenny 18, 64 Buszmann, Susie 32, 37, 56, 64, 71, 113 Capaul, Janice 71, 102, 103, 113, 126 Capaul, Larry 24 Carey, Alan 62, 69, 71, 127 Carlson, Desi 20 Carlson, Kim 24, 42 Carlson, Rich 28 Carrolls, Randee 92 Chard, Dale 20 Chard, Cathy 28, 64, 71, 72 CHORUS 86-87 Clark, Daniel 18 Clark, Joe 24 Clark, Willy 127 Clymer, Brian 20, 55 Clymer, Pat 20, 43 Clymer, Richard 91 Cote, Mike 92 CROSS COUNTRY 43-45 Daly, Mike 32, 38, 55, 58, 69, 86 Daly, Molly 24, 47, 54, 64, 73, 83, 85 Daly, Pat 18 Davis, Berta 20 Degree, Troy 24 Delgehausen, Roger 90 Denny, Jay 20, 73 Denny, Robyn 18 Denzer, Karen 24 Denzer, Tim 32, 38 Derruder, Marc 80, 103 Devine, Gen 20, 73 Devine, Joanne 106 Dressen, Dan 49, 92 Duffy, Julie 18, 64 Duffy, Pat 38. 49, 58, 127 Dvorak, Joe 32, 38, 55, 62, 66, 86 Dvorak, John 32, 57, 62, 86 Ed berg, Joe 24 Ed berg, Loren 28, 71 Edblom, Bob 32 Edblom, Donna 28 Edblom, Emery 74, 127 Edblom, Mark 127 Effertz, Bev 32, 71 Effertz, Jean 37, 56, 68, 70, 71, 86, 106, 113, 127 EIGHTH GRADE 20-21 Einsphar, Larry 18 Einsphar, Tina 24, 76 Entinger, Dale 18 Entinger, Gary 32, 74 Entinger, Susan 28, 76 Ernst, Rex 28, 74 Evers, Jay 127 Evers, Jodi 24 Eyrich, Lisa 18, 64 Fabel, Richie 24 Fahey, Billy Joe 28 Fahey, Brad 24 Fahey, Brian 32, 69 Fahey, Jeff 20 Fahey, Jeremy 103 Fahey, Kelly 32, 84, 85 Fahey, Marty 18 Fahey, Steve 18 Fahey, Tammy 20 Fahey, Tim 18 Fahrenkamp, Mike 50, 74 FALL PLAY 78 Felt, Scott 32, 74 Fenske, Jerrad 24, 86 Finch, Anne 81. 127 Finch, Chris 20, 73 Flynn, Cheryl 98 Fogarty, Andy 20, 55 Fogarty, Bill 28, 50 Fogarty, Bob 43, 55, 72, 86, 103, 106, 128 Fogarty, Chris 24, 57, 62 Fogarty, Ed 28 Fogarty, Emmett 18 Fogarty, Jeff 32, 37. 38, 49, 58, 69 Fogarty, Jill 24, 47, 54, 68, 83, 85 Fogarty, Matt 20 Fogarty, Stephanie 24, 54, 64, 73 FOOTBALL 36-39 Fox, Richard 55, 62 Fox, Darrin 55 French, Janelle 71, 128 French, Jodi 28 FRESHMEN 23-26 Fries, Joel 32, 74 Fuchs, Brenda 32 Fuchs, Carmen 28, 71 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 74 75 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 76-77 Gaffney, Michael 20 142 Galles, Troy 18 Beghardt, Karen 86, 128 Gebhardt, Sharon 128 Germscheid, Patti 93 Giles, Doug 32 Giles, Shelly 128 GIRLS BASKETBALL 52-54 GIRLS TRACK 64-65 Gliscinski, Bev 24, 42 Gliscinski, Joe 28 Glynn, Ginny 18, 73 Glynn, Jeffrey 18 Glynn, Linda 24, 42, 82 GRADUATION 137-139 Gregory, Becky 28, 60, 72 Goulson, Daryl 93 Gregory, Bernadette 32, 46, 72, 113 Gregory, Johanna 128 Gregory, Kim 18 Gruetzmacher, Bruce 28, 74 Guertin. Paul 74 Haagenson, Dean 86, 93 Haefner, Chad 57 Haefner, Stuart 32, 71, 84 Hagen, Marc 21 Halbmaier, Sally 21, 64, 68, 73 Hallgren, Jenni 21 Hallgren, Jon 28, 72 Hallgren, Roger M.D. 90 Halquist, Cindy 71, 72, 76, 86, 128 Halquist, Julie 21, 42 Halquist, Rich 28, 50, 84, 85 Hannon-Orr, Carol 96 Hardwick, Kirk 32, 38, 49, 58, 85. 80, 84, 113 Hardwick, Tim 24, 80, 84 Hardwick, Todd 24, 80, 84, 85 Harms, Dave 38, 49, 58, 68, 70, 113, 128 Harms, Dawn 24 Hamer, Sean 18 Harsh, Heidi 32, 37, 56 Hartman, Matt 32, 37, 38, 49, 58. 71, 69 Hartman, Monica 28, 54, 64, 71 Hartmann, Jackie 24, 42, 54, 87 Hartmann, Molly 21, 64, 76 Hartmann, Susie 32, 51, 69 Hartmann, Tony 18 Hauer, Daron 98 Hawkins, Ron 93 Hayden, Sean 24 Heitkamp, Nola 28, 50, 71 Heitkamp, Ollie 1, 93, 148 Henderson, Roy 38 Hennen, Carl 32, 38 Hennen, Carol 46, 68, 69, 72, 60, 103, 106, 128, 147 Hennen, Jean 32 Hennen, Peggy 21, 76 Hennen, Phil 28, 50 Hennen, Sandy 28, 76, 82 Hennen, Scott 21 Herrmann, Bob 128 Herrmann, Kathy 83, 85, 128 Heutmaker, Donna 37, 58, 69, 80, 128 Heutmaker, Gary 32, 74 Hillstrom, Anne 25, 76, 87 Hiltz, Jeff 93 Hoelz, Courtney 25, 47, 54, 73, 83 Hoelz, Jill 68, 113 Hoelz, Nick 18 Hoelz, Vicki 32, 71. 69. 82 Hoffman, Lowell 91 Hofmann, Reinie 71, 94 Holmquist, Roger 33, 38, 74 HOMECOMING 102-106 Houle, A1 50, 58, 94 Houle Jody 58 Ince, Chad 25 Ince, Karyl 33 INDEX 142-145 Jacobs, Chris 62 James, Debbie 33, 47, 51, 60, 72, 86 Jeffrey, David 21, 73 Jeffrey, Paul 28. 50, 84, 85 Jeffries, Mike 33, 38, 62 Jeurissen, Craig 18 Jeurissen, Kevin 21 Jeurissen, Lynn 21, 64, 73 Johnson, Aaron 25, 62 Johnson, Adam 38, 74, 129 Johnson, Brad 25, 62 Johnson, Erik 37, 38, 49, 58, 72, 103, 113, 129 Johnson, Jeff 21 Johnson, Joanne 90 Johnson, LeAnn 28 Johnson, Lori 18 Johnson, Mark 18 Johnson, Tony 18 Jones, Sharon 33, 71, 80, 86, 113 Jorgenson, Jodi 18 Jump, Mark 69, 129 JUNIORS 31-34 Kahle, Sheral 21, 73 Kahle, Todd 33, 38 Kankelfitz, Lisa 28 Kankelftz, Tami 25, 42, 83 Kapphahn, Tammie 25 Karg, Dana 18 Karg, David 25 Kamitz, Kim 50, 83 Kellogg, Stephannie 28, 42, 57, 81 Kellogg, Pixy 80, 94 Kerkow, Frank 33, 57 Kerkow, Stacy 40, 70, 80, 86, 113 Klehr, Ann Marie 25, 42, 54, 83 Klehr, John 129 Klehr, Mark 33 Koenig, Ann Marie 25, 64 Koenig, Gretchen 21 Koenig, Joann 71, 129 Koenig, Mary Carol 69, 129 Koenig, Mike 28, 74 Koepp, Brent 29, 74, 84, 85 Koepp, Bryan 58, 71, 74, 129 Koepp, Charles 29, 74 Koepp, Don 90 Koepp, Ervin 18 Koepp, Judy 29, 42, 54 Koepp, Lisa 40, 129 Koepp, Louis 33, 80, 84, 85, 86, 113 Krecklau, Cerrise 113, IX Krecklau, Colin 29, 62, 84, 85, 86 Krecklau, Galen 18, 73 Krueger, Michelle IX Krueger, Stacy 21 Krumrey, Vic 98 Kruschke, Amy 25 Kruschke, Bob 29 Kruschke, Julie X, 71, X, 83 Kruschke, Mark 18 Kuch, Irv 85, 94 Laabs, Brian X, 74 Laabs, Jane 29, 42, 71, 87 Laabs, Kerry 18 Laabs, Lisa 69, IX Laabs, Patti X Lambrecht, Susie 68, 71, IX Lammert, Jane 29 Larsen, Joel 94 Larson. Jeff X, X, 49, 58 Larson, Steve 18 Latzke, Brad 74 Latzke, Jeff 29. 74 Latzke, Steve IX Leanna, Teresa 18 143 Legg, Pam 21, 64 Legg, Pat 29 Legg, Tony 38, 62, 69, 74, 130 Lehman, Dan 38, 49, 62, 68, 70, 102, 103, 130 Lehman, Dennis 38, 55, 62, 86, 102, 103, 130 Leonard, Mary 46, 53, 60, 68, 103, 106, 113, 130 Liebhard, Janet 29, 82, 87 Liebhard, Jell 21 Liebhard, Laurie 29, 50, 83, 86 Liebhard, Mike 33, 74 Little, Kim 21 Lockrem, Eric 25, 62, 86 Lockrem, Kari 29, 80, 81, 82, 87 Logelin, Jon 94 Lovich, Milen 95 Mabee, Jenni 25, 54 Mabee, Joanne 21, 73 Malin, Joel 18 Malin, Sara 29, 47, 57, 60, 87, 83 Malz, Melissa 29, 60 Malz, Michele 60, 130 Malz, Ted 29, 74 Manthe, Ann 37, 56, 79 Martin, Melanie 46, 53, 113, 130, 60 Martin, Troy 29 Maul, Alexandra 103 McCall, Brian 62, 70, 130 McCall, Cindy 29, 68, 72, 82 McCall, Mark 25 McConnell, Jim 131 McConnell, Lee 43, 62, 86, 131 McDonald, Scott 18 McGonigal, Ruth 33 Meger, Joe 33 Meger, Sarah 21 Meger, Sharon 33, 46, 69, 86, 113 Meger, Shelly 21, 76 Meger, Tom 38. 131 Meierbachtol, Dale 74, 131 Mellgren, Lisa 18 Mellgren, Wanda 113, 64, 69, 84, 85, 86, 131 Meyer, Brent 38, 49, 51, 58, 113, 131 Meyer, Chris 29, 50 Meyer, Kris 25, 54 Miller, Chris 69, 131 Miller, Jett 33, 38, 49. 58, 69 Miller, Jerry 95 Miller, Julie 25 Miller, Paul 21 Miller, Sara 21. 73 Miller, Yvonne 33 Moldenhaur, David 18 Moriarty, Sarah 29 Morris, Craig 29 Morris Melissa 49, 69, 71, 131 Morrison, Amy 18 Morrison, Jeff 18 Morrison, Jill 21 Morrison, Shannon 18, 64 Mueller, Connie 40, 68, 70, 69, 131 Mueller, Ed 98 Mueller, Jeff 21 Mueller, Nancy 29, 87 Mueller, Ron 29, 74 Mueller, Shari 21 Murphy, Beth 69, 83, 132 Murphy, Jeff 18 Murphy, Jerome 38, 103, 132, 147 Murphy, Jim 25 Murphy, Mary Pat 98 Murphy, Paul 21 Murphy, Rick 29, 50, 84, 85, 86 Murphy, Terry 43, 62, 71, 132 Nagel, Jean 25 Nagel, Judy 25, 64 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 113 Neisen, Colin 33 Neisen, John 132 Neisen, Mike 25 Nelson, Lisa 25, 43, 57, 64, 73, 80 Nelson, Mike 29 Nesheim, Cheryl 72, 95 Newell, Debbie 21, 68 Newell, Mike 33 Newell, Mike Sr. 90 Newell, Pat 29, 84, 85 Noah, Lyle 43, 62.95 Nomes, Julie 76, 95 Nyblom, Brenda 29 O'Brien, Camille 29, 42, 57, 60, 71. 87 O'Brien, Dave 33, 38 O'Brien, Dennis 33, 38 O'Brien, Greg 38. 57, 58, 132 O'Brien, John 33. 38, 72, 113 O'Brien, Maury 25, 62, 57 O'Brien, Pat 25, 57, 62 O'Brien Suzanne 40, 72, 103, 132 O'Day, Anthony 19 O'Donoghue, John 37, 38, 69, 79, 80, 81, 132 O'Donoghue, Robert 33, 57, 74 Oestreich, Mori 29, 50 Oestrich, Scott 25 O'Laughlin, Dan 21 O'Laughlin, Jim 33, 71, 113, 86, 81 O'Laughlin Tim 95 O'Malley, Debbie 95 O'Reilly. Micki 19. 43. 64, 73 Ott, Joe 96 Otto, Bob 18 Otto, Brian 33, 74 Otto, Craig 25 Otto, Darrell 132 Otto, Debbie 33 Otto, Diane 19 Otto, Dwaine 25 Otto, Kelly 25. 76 Otto, Steve 133 Palmer, Carrie 30, 80, 82, 87 Palmer, Todd 21 Paulson, Kim 21 Paulson, Scott 80, 133 Peltonen, Bruce 19 Perkins, Becky 1, 96 Perkins, Chuck 96 Perkins, Dave 62 Personius, Anna 19, 64 Personius, Laura 21, 64 Personius, Mike 133 Peterson, Lori 30 Planting, Gary 30, 50 PHOTOGRAPHY 70 Plonski, Carol 21 Pudlitzke, Paul 25. 62, 86 PROM 114-116 Raddatz, Ann 21 Rajendren, Joyce 19 Raddatz, Tony 30, 50, 74 Raleigh, Brian 33, 57 Raleigh, Jane Jane 21 Raleigh, Lisa Lisa 19 Read, Rodger 34, 74 Reck, Duane 133 Reck, Scott 30 Renne, Cristi 103 Renne, Diane 19 Renne, Glen 30, 74 Riesgraf, Julie 30, 43, 54, 87, 64 Riesgraf, Laura 64, 72, 85. 80, 83, 133 Riesgraf, Sarah 34, 37, 56, 64, 72. 84, 85. 86 Riesgraf, Shawn 21 144 Roberts, Michelle 19, 43, 64 Roberts, Mike 30 Rogers, Kathy 19, 64 Roufs, Jon 30 Ruehling, Dan 34, 74 Ruehling, Jeanne 25 Ruehling, Wayne 30 Sampson, Betty Jo 34 Sanders, Sabina 102 Sauter, Lee 64, 96 Savage, Dave 34, 74 Savage, Diane 40, 41, 60, 133 Savage, Mary Jo 86, 133 Savelkoul, Shelley 133 Schense, Dwaine 34 Scherber, Dan 34 Schlingman, Mike 134 Schlingman, Jerome 25 Schmidt, Brian 30 Schmidt, Dale 26 Schmidt, Gerry 98 Schmidt, Kns 21 Schmidt, Larry 26 Schmidt, Maynard 98 Schmidt, Ron 34, 74 Schmidt, Sandi 34, 40, 41, 68, 71, 113 Schmidt, Scott 26 Schmidt, Steve 34, 49, 58, 74 Schmit, Greg 30, 57, 62 Schmitz, Jody 34, 68 Schneider, Romi 34, 46, 69 Schoenborn, George 26, 62, 73 Schoknecht, Lynn 19 Schroeder, Danny 26 Schroeder, Laurie 34 Schultz, Brenda 30, 40, 54, 80 Schultz, Brian 74, 134 Schultz, Carol 34, 86 Schultz, Jean 19, 64 Schultz, Michael 21, 62, 84 Schultz, Sandy 34, 69 Schultz, Tom 19 Schultz, Tony 26 Schwab, Allison 34, 113 Schwartz, Cathy 21 Schwartz, Julie 19 Schwartz, Kevin 34, 38, 49, 69, 84, 86 Schwartz, Pat 90 Schwartz, Terry 71, 134, 147 Scott, Terry 134 Seaver, James 30 Saver, James 30 Seaver, Michelle 19 Sellnow, Donna 40, 134 Sellnow, Sandy 26, 42 Selly, Robbie 19 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 36 SENIORS 123-135 SEVENTH GRADE 18-19 Sexton, Valerie 34, 47, 71. 82 Shaughnessy, Brian 26, 62 Siegle, Ann 21 Siegle, Jeff 62, 66, 74, 134 Siegle, Tim 26, 55, 62 Siegler, Bill 26, 43, 62, 73 Siegler, Chris 43, 62, 70, 134 Siegler, Margaret 19, 73 Siegler, Susie 34 Slack, Kevin 55 Smith, Bob 19 Smith, Dan 34, 38, 74, 84, 86 Smith, Steve 74 SNOWFEST 110-111 SOFTBALL 60-61 Soller, Dave 98 Soller, Willy 21 Sons, Brenda 69, 134 Sons, Ricky 34 SOPHOMORES 28-30 SPEECH 80-81 Spellacy, John 98 Stender, Cindy 26, 54, 64 Stienessen, Jenny 34, 46, 113 Stier, Brian 21 Stier, Ernie 21 Stier, Kevin 19 Stier, Larry 84, 135 Stier, Susan 34, 113 Strom, Deanna 34 Strom, Debbie 135 STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION 71 Sullivan, Darin 26 Sullivan, Dawn 30, 87 Swenson, Desi 30 Taylor, Doreen 34, 71, 80, 86, 113 Taylor, Duane 135 Terrio, Joyce 26 Terrio, Margaret 34 Thomason, Lana 69 Tiegs, Russell 30, 74 Tietz, Ken 21 Tietz, Laura 30, 50, 71, 74 Tietz, Tammey 60 TIGER TOPICS 69 Tillquist, Karin 26, 83, 85, 68 Townsend, Amy 30, 46, 48 Townsend, Dan 34, 62, 69, 70 Townsend, Jeff 19 Traxler, Bill 19 Traxler, Carol 34, 69 Traxler, Joe 135 Traxler, Julie 21, 64 Traxler, Tim 30, 55, 74 Turek, Tammy 21 Urheim, Nancy 97 Velishek, Roger 19 Velishek, Wally 21 Voss, Joe 135 VOLLEYBALL 40-42 Wagner, Kerry 26, 42 Wagner, Lori 135 Walstrom, Carine 97 Walton, Tory 21, 50 Watkins, David 19 Wawrzyniak, Scott 19 Weierke, Barb 21 Weierke, David 19 Weldon. Jane 51, 69, 79. 135 Westlund, Michelle 26, 42, 54 Westphal, Sherry 26 Wilhelmi, Sylvia 97 Williams, Anna Liza 26 Wilmes, Mike 21 Winterfeldt, John 30 Witt, Brian 30 Witt, Jenny 19, 64, 73 Witt, Julie 135 Witt, Lisa 19 Woestehoff, Doris 40, 68, 103, 113, 135 Woestehoff, Paul 34, 49, 58, 74 Wolf, Eileen 30, 76 Wolf, Jeff 34. 74 Wolf, Michael 26, 84 Wolf, Rick 74, 135 Wolff. Brian 19 Wolff, Steve 21 Wolpem, Gary 122 Wolpem, Kevin 34, 49, 58, 71 Wolpem, Laurie 26, 47, 64, 66 Wolter, Steve 30, 74 WRESTLING 55-57 Wynne, Theresa 21, 64 Yahnke, Rae 34 Yahnke, Ron 135 Zellman, Ricky 19, 73 Zweber, Don 30, 50, 62 The yearbook staff and all of the students at Belle Plaine High School for supporting the 1983 Tigenan yearbook. WES KOEPP REPAIR ’‘We're not better than the Best’ We re just better than the Rest 420 West Main Street. 873-6645 BECK' FAMILY CENTER For Quality and Savings' XI S. Mendian 873-2251 STIER BUS AND TRUCK Loren and Shirley Stier 125 W. Park 873-2362 KAREN S BEAUTY SHOP 122 N. Mendian 873-6560 BELLE PLAINE DAIRY QUEEN We treat you Right 873-6500 RED DOOR BAR Good Luck Class of '83 125 N. Mendian 873-9282 OTTO'S LAWN SERVICE For greener grass 710 W. Church 873-2913 FAMILY SCISSOR HUT II Your “Family Hair Care Center 132 North Mendian 873-4388 EDBERG'S OAK GROVE DAIRY At your store or at your door Ken Edberg 873-6333 ION'S AUTO BODY REPAIR Ion Schuette-400 South Mendian 973-44X MEIERBACHTOL TRUCKING Livestock and Grain Freight Hauling 16450 West 250th St Belle Plaine 873-2370 H. E. WESTERMAN LUMBER COMPANY 218 North Mendian 873-2868 BELLE PLAINE PARTS SUPPLY Automotive Parts and Supplies 215 North Mendian 873-6954 MODEL II Clothing for men and young men Levi and Wrangler jeans 118 North Mendian 873-6300 BELLE PLAINE COOPERATIVE 820 East Main Feed 873-5500 Fertilizer 873-6421 KEUP MOTORS. INC. Chevy-Buick Sales Service Main at Chestnut 873-2234 LEONARD OIL BULK DELIVERY Amoco Products RR1 Box 3 Belle Plaine 873-5526 HUBER S RED OWL 149 North Mendian 873-6185 BUSCH SILO CO. Ray Busch 224 West Church 873-6375 STATE BANK OF BELLE PLAINE Helping you change things for the better Member FDIC A Full Service Bank XI West Main Belle Plaine 873-2296 MR. PUD'S CAFE Home of the BIG BREAKFASTS Hwy 169 873-2300 EVONNE'S FLOWERS The Best for Less 121 S Mendian 873-5532 SEARS Where Amenca Shops 101 W. Main 873-6600 HENNEN'S SKELLY Grease and Oil Home of Remington Tires 235 South Mendian Street 873-4405 BOB'S BAR Not the Biggest but the Best Bob and Arlyce Ruehling 117 N Mendian 873-9202 BELLE PLAINE CLINIC Roger Hallgren. M.D. lames P. O'Reilly, M.D. 337 S. Meridian 873-2276 WILSON OIL COMPANY Tires. Battenes. Tune-Ups 400 E. Main Belle Plaine. Minn. THOMAS J. KUCERA Like a good neighbor State Farm is there. 121 N. Meridian 873-2228 like to thank the following sponsors GERDES SHOES Shoes for the whole family Shoe Repair 115 E. Main 873-6445 HENNEN HOME FURNISHINGS. INC. 122 South Mendian 873-6900 CATHY PEDDYCOART AGENCY 124 W. Main Belle Plaine. Mn. After the Sale, it's our Service that Counts. JOHN E. PLOETZ AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Mendian at Main 873-4497 JASPERS AND MORIARTY Attomies-at-Law 206 Scott St. Shakopee. Minn. 445-2817 KRANT S BAR Neil Keohane-Propnetor 101 East Mam 873-6810 CHARD TILING AND EXCAVATING INC. 873-6152 BELLEVIEW RESTAURANT Salad Bar Served Twice Daily Chicken to go is our Specialty 20$ Coffee. Open 7 days a week We do Catenng 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 121 S. Ash 873-27X Dr. O'Bnen. DENTIST Office 123 West Mam 873 2796 BELLE PLAINE HERALD Pnnters and Publishers Commercial Pnnting Since 1874 Belle Plaine Herald Since 1882 JERRY'S BAR 114 North Mendian 873-9207 DON' BAKERY 137 North Mendian 873-6185 146 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 1983'' D R SPORTSMAN'S BAR 100 East Main 873-9203 BOROUGH BOWL 235 South Ash Belle Plaine Proprietors: Dave. Kathy. Dick, and Barb Hart RED'S SPORT CENTER 727 East Mam 873-6252 McCulloch Cham Saws Johnson Outboards-Lund Boats Simplicity Garden Equipment NORWESCO INC. Belle Plaine Division 873-2231 DR ROBERT MILLER DR. STEVEN JABS Dentists 201 West Raven 873-6380 BELLE PLAINE BLOCK AND TILE INC. IX South Ash 873-2363 WILLIAM'S STUDIO Redwood Falls Gaylord (507) 637-2110 (612)237-2311 KAREN'S BEAUTY SHOP 122 N. Meridian 873-6560 HANSON'S DEER PROCESSING For all your deer processing needs 325 N. Meridian 873-6355 BELLE PLAINE READY MIX XI E. Mam 873-6547 CAR CO AUTO PARTS 116 E. Church 873-2800 NEW PRAGUE T.P. TIPS INC. 873-6126 873-2971 873-6250 CLIFF'S APCO TRUCK STOP Highway 169 North Belle Plaine. Minn 873-9291 CONKLIN PRODUCTS Liquid Fertilizer “The Fertilizer of the Future'' Mike Shuneman 873-6558 CREATIVE TOOL IX E. State Street Belle Plaine 873-6633 BLAKELEY COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR Dealers in Feed. Seeds, Fertilizers, and Chemicals HAGERMAN'S TV AND APPLIANCE Radio Shack Dealer Sales and Service 873-2996 M James Daly Tax AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES Daly Building 119 West Mam 873-2213 HENNEN'S JEWELRY Diamond and Gift Center 133 North Mendian 873-2265 BELLE PLAINE COMMISSION COMPANY 125 South Ash 873-2292 Pat Ediger 873-6972 Jon Ediger 873-2909 FAHEY SALES AGENCY INC. Realtors and Auctioneers 121 North Mendian 873-4467 445-8529 DON GEISLER AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Tax Service IX West Mam 873-2737 FENSKE HAYES FUNERAL HOME Ronald J. Fenske-Director 219 North Willow Belle Plaine 873-6227 DR. D.E. SCHNEIDER Chiropractor 200 West Mam 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 238 South Walnut 873-5593 WILLIAM M. CHARD REALTY Mendian at Mam 873-6914 EISCHEN'S BAR 110 North Mendian 873-9259 SMITTY'S DRY CLEANERS “if you have spot trouble, see us 2X North Mendian 873-2979 ANDERSON DRUG 128 North Mendian 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 Mam 873-2888 PAT's PLACE 229 South Mendian 873-2773 RUCK'S MEAT PROCESSING CENTER. INC. “meat is our specialty'' 121 North Willow 873-2848 V S ENTERPRISES 6X North Cherry Belle Plaine 873-6642 BELLE PLAINE MOTEL 315 South Walnut 873-2242 FOX. MCCUE MURPHY Certified Public Accountants Mam and Mendian Belle Plaine 873-4228 147 The staff of the 1983 Tigerian and Advisor Mrs. Perkins, extend a special thank you to Mr. Ollie Heit- kamp and his school photographers for a year of outstanding pictures and extraordinary cooperation. The yearbook couldn't have been completed without them! Thank you also to the business people of Belle Plaine for their financial support and to John Smith of the American Yearbook Company for his help. Final- ly, the Tigenan would like to congratulate the Class of 1983. As this yearbook has shown, you have brought credit to the school and to the community in academ- ics, leadership, service, athletics, and the arts. You are outstanding and we're proud of you. What Appears To Be The End May Really Be A New Beginning.