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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

1984 Tigerian Belle Plaine High School Belle Plaine, Minnesota Volume XXXII SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN EIGHTH SEVENTH PHOTOGRAPHERS ADVISOR Bernadette Gregory Jill Hoelz Sharon Meger Jody Schmitz Doreen Taylor Stephannie Kellogg Cindy McCall Brenda Nyblom Jill Fogarty Lisa Nelsen Karin Tillquist Sally Halbmaier Debbie Newell Susan Bristlin Robyn Denny Deanna Koepp Megan Hagen Stacy Kerkow Dan Townsend Beverly Wenisch 2 3 This was the biggest selling album of all time. We had 98.6 inches of snow — a record breaker! Martin kept his feet warm in Minnesota. Cabbage Patch dolls were on everyone’s Christmas list. Brothers and sisters in a Jamils oj miliums thunks to computer let hnology. the first toy of the post industrial age 5 7 8 n 13 Tager’s” Tigers Take Five The 1983 Tiger football season was plagued with numerous injuries, hot fall weather, and blood thirsty mosquitoes. In the Minnesota River Conference, the team finished in fifth place with three wins and four losses. The overall record was five wins and four losses. The Tigers lost three close conference games to LeCenter, Mankato Loyola, and Jor- dan. The final game against Montgomery also ended Coach Roy Hender- son's football career at Belle Plaine after nineteen years. Under his coaching the Tigers won 101 games, lost 66. and tied three. There were four Minnesota River Conference championships in 1970, 1978, 1979, and 1980 and state play-off teams in 1977 and 1979. FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT: Phil Hennen. Mike Jeffries. Dave O'Brien. Kevin Schwartz. John 0 Brien. Jeff Miller. Jeff Larson. Joe Dvorak. Scott Bergs. Dan Townsend MIDDLE: David Molden- hauer Troy Martin. Kirk Hardwick. Dan Smith. Paul Jeffrey, Mori Oestreich. Steve Smith. Greg Schmit Colin Krecklau. Tim Traxler. Rick Murphy. Jay Bartholomew BACK: Coach Peterson. Mike Daly. Carl Hennen. Jeff Fogarty. Matt Hartman. Todd Kahle. Tim Denzer. Kevin Wolpern. Dennis O'Brien. Gary Planting. Coach Henderson The Tigers •’clawed their way to a Homecoming victory against the Norwood Indians OPPONENT WE THEY Janesville 35 6 Faribault B A 15 0 LeCenter 26 28 Arlington 21 0 Norwood 33 14 Mankato Loyola 14 23 LeSueur 34 6 Jordan 27 33 Montgomery 0 28 Carl Hennen fights off an Indian on his way to a first down. Gridders celebrate after Kevin’s interception against B A RIGHT: The Tigers pose for a family portrait” on Parent s Night CENTER LEFT: Good blocking by the line allows Paul Jeffrey to break around the end. CENTER RIGHT: Coach Henderson gives quarterback Phil Hennen last minute advise. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Heidi Harsh Sarah Riesgraf Susie Buszmann Ann Manthe Susie Hartmann Laurie Liebhard 20 LEFT: Jeff Larson and Matt Hartman received All-Conference honors with honorable mention going to Jeff Miller and Dan Smith. CENTER LEFT: Hang on to that ball Joe Dvorak! CENTER RIGHT: The guys warm up be- fore another practice Mascot Lisa Nelsen helped keep the fans Nothing can keep a good Tiger down can it Sheral? roaring. 21 VARSITY TENNIS: FRONT: Coach Knop. Rom. Schne.der. Courtney Hoelz. Molly Daly Jane Bwaouette J.ll Fogarty BACK: Amy Townsend. Ann Buesgens. Sharon Meger. Jenny St.enessen, Bernadette Gregory. Debbie James. Val Sexton. Seniors Lead Team To Second Place The 1983 tennis team ended their season with a record of eleven wins and four losses. Eight seniors provided considerable leadership and will indeed be missed. The girls earned second place at districts and were defeated by St. Paul Visitation in the semi- finals of the regions. Sharon Meger placed second at districts and fourth at regions. The underclassmen have a lot of potential and will put the Belle Plaine tennis team in the spotlight next fall. On behalf of the tennis team, we would like to ex- press our thanks to Coach Terry Knop for all the time and leadership he has given us to make our tennis season a smashing success! RIGHT: Sharon Meger's determination brought her to a very rewarding fourth place at regions. 22 To Molly, tennis doesn’t mean a thing without that swing ’ B” TENNIS Coach Knop Sara Miller Sally Halbmaier Theresa Wynne Carrie Palmer Sara Malm Courtney Hoelz Jill Fogarty 23 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Michelle Roberts Molly Hartmann Pam Legg Joanne Boschee Ten Try Harder As temperatures soared well into the nineties, our young cross country team survived seven meets in September. Our runners had a rebuilding year in 1983. With only four girls and six boys, the young team did not finish very high in any of the meets. Each individual showed marked im- provement in their times from the start of the year to the district meet. Running the three mile dis- tance, Paul Boschee was the top runner and Pam Legg was the quickest in the girls two mile. 24 Joanne strives to pass her Gaylord competition Girls Have Best Season Ever, 14-7 The 1983 volleyball team was very successful this year. In August, with thermometer readings of 100 degrees, the girls started five hours of prac- tice daily. The new coach, Donna Brinton, put the girls through new drills like boards and platers. With a new rig and floor layout, the girls' first opponent was Henderson. It was a tough, close match but the girls didn’t let the defeat get them down. They came back and fought hard to finish the season with the best record ever, 14-7. Highlights of the season were placing third in the conference and being district consolation cham- pions. Even though they had no spectators for support at the championship match of the Water- ville Invitational Tournament, the Tigers rallied and came out victorious over M.S.D. In quarter finals of districts, the girls came from behind 2-14 in the final game to defeat Cleveland 20-18. The season closed with a team dinner at Coach Brin- ton’s home. The team enjoyed facials and deco- rating the coach's house and yard. Expect the Tigers to be back for more drills, a conference title, and more team fun in 1984. RIGHT: A good back bump by Pam Farrar VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: FRONT: Julie Halquist. Brenda Schultz. Mitzi Westlund. Pam Farrar. Tami Kankelfitz. Camille O'Brien BACK: Lori Farrar. Laurie Wolpern. Sandi Schmidt. Judy Koepp. Doreen Taylor. Ann Klehr. Coach Brinton. 26 Another ace kill by senior Sandi Schmidt! VOLLEYBALL WE THEY OPPONENT SCORES 1 2 Henderson 7-18. 18-16. 12-18 0 2 LeCenter 2-18. 12-18 2 0 Mankato Loyola 18-14. 18-3 0 2 Arlington 15-18. 7-18 2 0 Norwood 18-15. 18-11 2 0 Montgomery 18-14. 18-13 2 0 Jordan 18-8. 18-15 0 2 LeSueur 2-18. 16-18 0 2 LeCenter 4-18. 13-18 2 0 Mankato Loyola 18-6. 18-14 Waterville Tourney 2 1 Waterville 18-9. 17-19. 18-10 2 1 Claremont 18-7. 1-18 18-11 2 1 M S D 4-18. 18-5. 18-5 1 2 Arlington 13-18. 18-4. 12-18 2 1 Norwood 16-18. 18-3. 18-13 2 0 Montgomery 18-3. 18-1 2 0 Jordan 18 4. 18-5 2 1 LeSueur 18-9 10-18. 18-10 District Consolation 2 1 Cleveland 18-13. 13-18. 20-18 0 2 LeCenter 2-18. 10-18 2 0 St. Peter 18-11. 18-8 27 B VOLLEYBALL: FRONT: Jodi Bessel. Kim Paulsen. Sheral Kahle. Desi Carlson. Jill Morrison. MIDDLE: Jenny Kerkow. Sheri Mueller. Tammy Fahey. Geri Devine. Shelly Meger. Ann Siegle. Joann Mabee BACK: Coach Bakke. Kris Schmidt. Berta Davis. Julie Riesgraf. Kim Carlson. Kerry Wagner. Lynda Glynn. Sandy Sellnow. Barb Weierke. W m NU P 2 7 2 3 Sandi Schmidt and Laurie Wolpern were named All-Conference and Pam Farrar received honorable mention Here they display the trophies the team won during the 83 season Bump, Set, Spike, All Right! Spirit Returns The class of 84 got spirits go- ing. It was their Homecoming and they wanted the “best . Monday night was coronation. Jerry Miller, the guest speaker, talked about Belle Plaine Homecomings over the past thirty years. Joe Dvorak, ac- companied by Jerrad Fenske, sang two solos. Bob Fogarty and Carol Hennen, last year’s royalty, ended the suspense of the evening by crowning Todd Kahle and Sarah Riesgraf the royalty for 1983. Monday evening's coronation was just the beginning of the activities. School enthusiasm has never been higher. There was fierce competition be- tween the classes and faculty. The senior girls “puffed the junior girls right off the field. Everyone wanted to be the best dressed, biggest nerd, “smelliest sweats, coolest hats and shades, and everyone wanted to proclaim their spirit by wearing red and white and decorating the school in sup- port of their Tigers. Friday there was the parade and pepfest. On the field, the Tigers defeated the Norwood Indians 33-14. The game was followed by Belle Plaine's first “air jam. To Belle Plaine 32 Sarah Riesgraf Jeff Fogarty Romi Schneider Kevin Wolpern Susie Hartmann Todd Kahle Heidi Harsh Carl Hennen Susie Buszmann Mike Daly Martin Pape Carol Hennen Bob Fogarty 3 Guys And Dolls On November 11, 12, and 13, Broadway came to Belle Plaine with the production of Guys and Dolls . The musical centers around the Idyll of Sarah Brown story, but is enriched by a horde of typical Broadway characters. All of them are gam- blers and the action concerns them, their girls, and their troubles. The chief trouble of these men is the difficulty in deciding between the rolling of the dice and the beating of the heart. Two equally wacky love stories move around this theme. One love story involved Nathan Detroit, a small but hot-shot operator and proprietor of The Oldest Established Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York . Detroit is definitely, if irregularly, devoted to Miss Adelaide, a night club canary. They have been engaged for fourteen years, but their nuptials have been continually postponed because of Nathan’s sudden need to dash off to a crap game or the races. The other romance concerns Sky Masterson, a big- time. free-loving, free-living, good-looking guy, and Sarah Brown, a beautiful Salvation Army lass, head of the gallant but run-down Save-A-Soul-Mission. Sky and Sarah try to resist with all their will, but start showing pangs from falling in love with each other. Steph, Jeff. Scott, and Ann receive warm applause after a perfor mance well done The Hot Box Girls kick to 'A Bushel and a Peck . •Cast- Carol Hannon-Orr was the choreographer and business manager. Sue Allen assisted director Bob Wiley Mr Wiley s wife Janie designed costumes and Doug Anderson built the set Gen. Matilda B Cartwright Carrie Palmer Nicely-Nicely Johnson Jerrad Fenske Benny Southstreet Gary Boschee Rusty Charlie Kevin Schwartz Sarah Brown Stephanme Kellogg Arvide Abernathy James OLaughlm Agatha Sheral Kahle Mission Band Carol Schultz Debbie James Harry the Horse Greg Schmit Lt. Branmgan Kirk Hardwick Nathan Detroit Scott Bergs Angie the Ox Mike Gaffney Society Max Dan Buesgens Miss Adelaide Ann Manthe Sky Masterson Jeff Fogarty Joey Biltmore Dan O Laughlm Mimi Monica Hartman Big Jule Jeff Miller Drunk Chris Finch Emcee Paul Pudlitzke Waitress at the Hot Box Carol Schultz Hot Box Dancers Kim Karmtz Cathy Schwartz Sally Halbmaier Camille O'Brien Lisa Nelsen Dawn Jacobson Cormne Gransee Monica Hartman Waiter m Havana Tony Hartmann Tour Guide Cindy McCall Tourists Alison Schwab Theresa Wynne Julie Riesgraf Boxer Dan Buesgens Woman with Baby Jenny Witt Bobby Soxers Molly Hartmann Jackie Hartmann Policeman Kevin Schwartz Shoeshme Boy Tony Hartmann Photographer Greg Schmit Texan Paul Pudlitzke Texan’s Wife Anna Personius Blind Man Mike Gaffney Shady Characters Paul Jeffrey Greg Schmit ORCHESTRA Trumpets Rick Murphy Paul Boschee Martin Pape Trombone Greg Boschee Bass Jay Denny Percussion Dan Smith Tim Hardwick Vicki Hoelz Valerie Sexton Kari Lockrem Clarinets Sara Malm Julie Kruschke Alto Sax Karin Tillquist Tenor Sax Debbie Newell Keyboards Molly Daly Todd Hardwick Bass Clarinet Banton Sax Sherry Bartholomew 37 BROADWAY COMES Lt Branmgan confronts the guys about the crap game What? Help a worthy cause?” Thank you for vour behind the scene help. Doreen. Gary. Stacy. Ann. Brian. MarK. Louis. Marlin. Mar ..o Mike 38 Julie Benedict Junior High Home Economics Family Living Future Homemakers of America Cynthia Brown Senior High Home Economics Cheerleading Advisor Pat Bruder Junior High Social Junior High English Junior High Student Council Randee Carroll Health Occupations HOSA Richard Fox American History 9 Social Studies 7 Varsity Wrestling Assistant Boys Track Patti Germscheid Junior High English A These nerds returned to the faculty this year Ron Hawkins Orville Heitkamp Junior High Industrial Arts Senior High Sciences SDR Photo Club Reime Hofmann Business Classes Teacher-Aid Concession Stand 44 Al Houle 10th American History Health 9 Assistant Boys Basketball Varsity Baseball Pixy Kellogg English 10 11 Head Speech Carol Kruschke Joel Larsen Typing. Filing Agriculture Education Journalism Future Farmers of America Office Procedures Jon Logelm SLBP Computers 45 Milen Lovich Construction Trades Jerry Miller Zoology Health. Physical Education Athletic Director LaVonne Moore German Lyle Noah Tim O'Laughlm Physical Education 7 9 Political Science Social 7. First Aid 7 Economics. EMS Careers 7 American History Cross Country Boys Track Debbie O'Malley English 11. 12 College Bound Assistant Speech 46 w E T H A N K Cafeteria Ladies: Norma Stuewe. Rosalie Schuneman. Mary Harsh. Helen Fahey. Cornelia Weldon. Y O u 49 WINTER Girls Grab Conference Title Coach Sauter and his girls basketball team presented our school with the first winter sport Minnesota River Conference title. The girls went undefeated for their first ten games until they met a very tough Henderson team. In the first half, Belle Plaine dominated but Henderson came on strong and defeated our Tigers 56- 43. At the Waterville Tourney, the girls prevailed over Cleveland and LeCenter to bring home the trophy. The only overtime of the season was a one point loss to LeSueur. At districts, the Tigers beat Montgomery and Cleveland before falling to LeSueur 36-45. We can all be proud of our conference champs and District 13 runners-up. VARSITY BASKETBALL: FRONT: Monica Hartman. Pam Farrar, Sharon Meger. Jody Schmitz. Mitzi Westlund. Molly Daly, Courtney Hoelz BACK: Coach Sauter. Steph Fogarty. Ann Klehr. Judy Koepp. Laurie Wolpern. Sandi Schmidt. Jill Hoelz. Stacy Kerkow. David Moldenhauer. GIRLS BASKETBALL OPPONENT WE THEY Jordan 52 33 Mankato Loyola 47 44 Montgomery 39 35 Arlington-GI 46 29 Cleveland Waterville Tourney 63 45 Cleveland 49 24 LeCenter 54 43 Norwood-VA 46 40 LeCenter 35 28 Jordan 67 32 Henderson 43 56 Mankato Loyola 65 50 Montgomery 46 27 LeSueur 53 33 Arlington-GI 60 47 LeSueur 47 48 OT St Peter 45 22 Norwood-VA 41 42 LeCenter 43 DISTRICTS 27 Montgomery 50 39 Cleveland 57 50 LeSueur 36 45 Monica looks for a shot against Arlington-Green Isle Jody gets set to score on Henderson Don't let those Giants push you around Sharon. Judy defends against Hender- Pam ready to rebound, son's Lisa Walters Laurie goes for a high five against Sue Sieb- son. 54 LEFT: B SQUAD BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Joanne Boschee. Sandy Sellnow. Kris Meyer, Jill Morrison w ABOVE: Sharon Meger received honorable mention. Laurie Wolpern. Sandi Schmidt, and Jody Schmitz were named All-Conference Sandi was lead scorer and second in re- bounds. Laurie Wolpern was lead rebounder and second in scoring Jody, with lots of hus- tle. was the third leading scorer B SQUAD BASKETBALL Julie Halquist Cindy Stender Sally Halbmaier Molly Daly Coach Anderson Courtney Hoelz Ann Klehr Steph Fogarty Mitzi Westlund Second In Conference Two To State Junior Ed Fogarty goes (or another win. Coach Fox and Coach Slack brought the Tigers an- other step toward their team and individual goals. It was a very good year with a 10-5 record. They placed second in the Minnesota River Conference. Individual champions at the B.P. tourney were Pat O'Brien, Tim Siegle, and Ed Fogarty. At the Morris- town Tournament, Ed Fogarty was champ again. At Norwood-Young America, Ed Fogarty and Carl Hen- nen came out on top. At the District 13 Tournament at Belle Plaine, we qualified six wrestlers. They were Jim Buesgens, Mark Klehr, Andy Fogarty, Ed Fo- garty, Carl Hennen, and Tim Traxler. Ed and Andy both qualified at Region 4 and headed for state. The state tournament was held at the St. Paul Civic Center. Two hundred fans went to cheer on the Fogarty's. Andy, at 126, lost his first match and did not get to wrestle back. Ed, at 132 pounds, won his first two matches, getting to the semi-finals before losing the next two for an even 2-2 record at state. The team, coaches, cheerleaders, and fans are proud of our Tigers and will back supporting their team for another good season in 1985. WRESTLERS: FRONT: Pat O'Brien. Jim Buesgens. Brian Clymer. Mark Klehr. Andy Fogarty MIDDLE: Maury O'Brien. Ed Fogarty Joel Bahr. Carl Hennen. Shawn Buesgens. Tim Siegle BACK: Coach Slack. Greg Schmit. Brian Stier. Tim Traxler. John Dvorak. CoachFox 56 WRESTLING 1983-84 OPPONENT WE THEY B.P. Tourney Morgan 29 36 Waconia 44 18 Watertown 29 31 Arlington-G.l. 42 18 LeSueur 37 12 Morristown Tourney 4th Place Norwood-Y.A. 14 44 LeCenter 15 24 Norwood Tourney 3rd Place Nicolett 34 12 Jordan 32 21 St. Peter 26 20 Mankato Loyola 46 18 Mound 17 31 Montgomery 43 11 Morristown 47 11 Minnehaha 55 9 All-Conference honors went to Ed Fogarty and Carl Hennen. Carl's season record was 21-7. Ed finished 28-4 and will be back next year Mark Klehr with 17-9-2 was given honorable mention. B WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Ann Siegle Cathy Schwartz Lisa Nelsen Laura Personius A” WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Sarah Riesgraf Camille O'Brien Ann Manthe Heidi Harsh Steph Kellogg B’ WRESTLERS: FRONT: Paul Mur- phy. Jeff Bahr. Rich Fabel. Jeff Mueller. Pat Daly BACK: Chad Haefner. Danny Buesgens. Dale Chard. John Bergs. Bri- an Raleigh. Coach Slack. A” BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Bret Knck. Steve Schmidt. Jeff Fogarty. Rich Halquist. Kirk Hardwick. Troy Martin. Phil Hennen. Jim O Laughlm. David Moldenhauer BACK ROW: Matt Hartman. Paul Woestehoff, Jeff Miller. Kevin Wolpern. Tim Denzer. Rick Murphy. Tony Raddatz. Bill Fogarty. Coach Dan Dressen. Lots Of Seniors But No Height It was an up and down season for the boys basket- ball team. The Tigers, who lacked height and de- pended on the fast break and outside shooting for their success, finished the season with eight wins and thirteen losses. The biggest highlights of the season were a 60-57 upset victory over the conference champions from Arlington and the impressive 77-43 victory over Wa- terville in the district tournament. The Tigers were then beaten in the tournament by district champion Montgomery 66-52. With nine seniors on the team this year, 1984-85 will be a rebuilding year but our Tigers would like to bring home a championship. sn Hot Dog goes for two! BASKETBALL 1983-1984 OPPONENT WE THEY Mankato Loyola 42 55 Shattuck 58 50 Montgomery 47 55 Arlington 60 57 LeSueur 51 74 Jordan 52 57 Nicollet 59 73 Belview 51 48 Norwood 60 42 LeCenter 69 46 Jordan 60 67 Mankato Loyola 44 60 Bethlehem Academy 38 67 Montgomery 41 65 Waterville 61 50 Arlington 41 62 LeSueur 51 55 Norwood 61 75 LeCenter 66 56 Tournament Waterville 77 43 Montgomery 52 66 A BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Susie Hartmann Susie Buszmann Lori Farrar Debbie James 60 LEFT: Kevin Wolpern. who led the team in both rebounding and scoring, was named to the All-Conference team with Bill Fogarty receiving hon- orable mention CENTER LEFT: B Basketball Cheerleaders: Judy Na- gel and Jenm Mabee • B” BASKETBALL: Bret Krick Joe Edberg Bill Siegler Erik Lockrem George Schoenborn Mike Wolf Paul Boschee Coach Houle Brian Shaughnessy Chris Jacobs Brad Johnson Paul Pudlitzke Kevin Jeunssen Martin Pape David Moldenhauer 61 Snow Fest Cures Winter Blahs Winter blahs always seem to hit in February. This year the senior high student council helped alleviate the boredom by sponsoring Snow Fest on February 6 - 10. The weather was typical Minnesota, subzero temperatures and lots of snow. The week long series of events began with hat and scarf day and the tug- of-war. Tuesday was super hero day and football in the snow. A pudding eating contest and cake deco- rating highlighted Wednesday. On Thursday Mr. Sauter hosted “Family Feud and handed out lots of Hershey kisses. It was also Gumby day if you knew who or what a Gumby was! The traditional Almost Anything Goes” kept everyone fired up on Friday. Students carried books on their heads, “slammed cans of Coke, and rode tricycles. Saturday night six bands participated in an air jam. The seniors proved they were the greatest by scoring a total of fifty-three points followed by the juniors with thirty-six. The sophomores gave it their best but only scored twenty-six points. Everyone would agree that it helped fire up spirits and make winter seem a little less blah. Monica Hartman practices her marshmallow spitting No. the photographer did not goof up. It was fifteen degrees below zero! That's s°Phomores entered this cake in the con- their breath you see! ,es 62 The sophomores took on the seniors in football in the snow, but the class of 84 won George Schoenborn maneuvers his tricycle out! through the cones. What flavor was it Maury? The seniors pulled their weight and defeated the sophomores at tug-of-war 63 Rich Halquist acted as referee for the pudding eating contest. ABOVE: You’re supposed to drink it Rick, not pour it all over your shirt. ABOVE RIGHT: Sara Moriarty ' three wheels it through the cones RIGHT: Put it on. stuff it in. take it off. and run! Junior High Flings” The junior high student council spon- sored three days of activities on March 21-23 to help celebrate the coming of spring. The student body took part in dress-up day. clash and nerd day. hat. shades, and bandana day, and rock star day. They participated in several contests and games, among them were trivia contest, candy-in-jar-guess, game show, mystery contest, and ob- stacle course. The fling came to a close with twelve groups participating in an air jam dance on Friday night. The ju- nior high student council is to be com- plimented for putting a fantastic “fling: on spring. TOP LEFT: Gretchen Koenig dressed as Boy George of Culture Club on rock star day. TOP RIGHT: The mystery contest had even Mark Johnson wondering what was happening! CENTER LEFT: Jeff Bruder. Brian Clymer. and Chris Finch, also known as AC-DC. gave a pre- view of what to expect at Firday's air jam. CENTER RIGHT: Go for it Ron Iverson LEFT: Take a close look, who really is the biggest nerd at the junior high? 65 YEARBOOK STAFF: FRONT: Jody Schmitz. Megan Hagen. Deanna Koepp. Susie Bristlm. Sally Halbmaier. Karin Tillquist. Robyn Denny MIDDLE: Lisa Nelsen. Sharon Meger. Bernadette Gregory. Cindy McCall. Brenda Nyblom, Steph Kellogg. Jill Hoelz. Debbie Newell BACK: Jill Fogarty, Mrs. Bev Wenisch. Doreen Taylor. Stacy Kerkow. Dan Townsend. Yearbook Brings Back Memories Here is your 1984 yearbook. It took until June 12 to complete it but we are proud of the final product. Thank you to our advisor, Bev Wen- isch. and to all the students that made this book possible. We hope this 1984 Tigerian brought back memories of old friends, faculty, trophy winning activities, the world happen- ings, crazes, and big evenings like prom and Homecoming. This book should capture the moments that were so important to us all. 66 In October the students crowded the concession stand to pick up their 1983 yearbooks. JOURNALISM STAFF: FRONT: Amy Townsend. Melissa Malz. Sara Moriarty. Lori Peterson. Laurie Schroeder, Val Sexton. Mrs. Kruschke. Sherry Bartholomew BACK: Julie Kruschke. Gina Burmeister. Susie Hartmann, Nola Heitkamp Annette Bauleke. Editor Vicki Hoelz. Joe Dvorak. Joel Bahr Tiger Topics Goes Through Changes Several changes were made in the Tiger To- pics this year. The first being the return of Carol Kruschke to the journalism room after a leave of six years. The layouts were also changed. Every page in all eight issues were completely filled. Advertising was more im- portant too. Belle Plaine business people had the option of three different sized dis- play ads or the staff wrote ‘ jingle'' ads around a theme word such as flowers or movie titles. The journalism staff consisted of fourteen students first semester and only eight during second semester. That some- times meant a page a person but the paper never changed its style from earlier issues. Four staff members stayed in journalism both semesters. They were Vicki Hoelz, Gina Burmeister, Amy Townsend, and Sara Mor- iarty. As a bonus, they joined Mrs. Kruschke, Kathie Hoelz, and Sue Townsend at the Samurai Steak House Restaurant in Hopkins for a table prepared Japanese dinner. It was an interesting and educational evening. Four Teams Go To State 1983-84 brought many new activities and achievements for our F.F.A. chapter. This year our chapter was selected the most im- proved chapter in District 13. We also held our first parent member banquet since 1977. Bryan Koepp. Todd Kahle. and Dan Ruehling were selected as state degree win- ners. Dan Ruehling won the regional profi- ciency award. Our chapter was recognized by the state association for work in safety and chapter activities. We were also recog- nized for our work in safety by the Minneso- ta Safety Council. Our chapter competed in eleven district contests and placed well in all. with four teams advancing to the state contests. This year’s accomplishments leave the officers and chapter with new chal- lenges and goals for future years. These members were seated at the head table at the banquet FFA: FRONT: Mr. Larsen. Paul Woestehoff. Mike Newell. Dan Smith. Brian Raleigh. Todd Kahle. Billy Joe Fahey. TWO: Jeff Liebhard. Mike Gau. Bruce Gruetzmacher. Brian Stier. Aaron Johnson. David Karg. Mike Liebhard. Robert O'Donoghue. Ernie Stier. Ken Tietz. Steve Wolff. Wally Velishek THREE: Scott Schmidt. Paul Murphy. Tim Traxler. Mike Legg. Mark Klehr. Joe Glisczinski, Joel Fries. Rodger Read. Steve Schmidt. Gary Entmger. FOUR: Tim Bristlm. Craig Otto. Sean Hayden. Kevin Jeurrissen. Donald Tiegs. Scott Schmidt. Frank Kerkow. Ron Schmidt. Paul Guertin. Mike Fahrenkamp FIVE: Shawn Buesgens. Tony Raddatz. Mori Oestreich. Steve Smith. Glenn Renee. Brian Otto. Betty Jo Sampson. Charles Koepp. Jeff Latzke. Brad Latzke BACK: Russel Tiegs. Dale Schmidt. Dan Borchardt. Larry Capaul. Don Savage. Jeff Wolff. Dwame Schense. Brian Laabs. Tim Siegle. John Wmterfeldt. Rex Ernst. 68 A big wave from the Future Homemakers of America as they leave for McDonald's and the Children's Theatre. ML W Five Girls To State Convention The Future Homemakers kept them- selves busy again this year. They sold cookies at noon hour and had a couple concession stands in the evenings. There was also a roller skating party. Five girls attended the state convention. They were Ginny Glynn, Shelly Meger, Sarah Meger, Jenny Kerkow, and Peggy Hennen. The year ended with a trip to the Children’s Theatre and art exhibit and the traditional stop at McDon- ald's. F.H.A.: FRONT: Sarah Meger. Ginny Glynn. Michelle Roberts, Molly Hartmann. BACK: Mrs. Benedict. Gina Burmeister, Ervin Koepp. Louis Koepp. Sherry Bartholomew. Peggy Hennen. Kris Henning. Anne Hillstrom. 69 Superior Ratings Go To The Band Under the direction of Bob Wiley, the concert band had a full year of performing. To keep spirits soaring, the band played at five football games as well as marching in the Homecoming parade. In winter, the band continued playing at pepfests as well as at sixteen basketball games and wrestling matches. In December there was the traditional Christmas concert. The winter concert followed in March. There was a solo and ensemble recital in Belle Plaine and a contest at Gustavus. Fourteen of fifteen received superior ratings. The band also trav- eled to the District 13 band festival at Jordan. Then there was the traditional spring concert. The band concluded its year by performing at graduation exercises and then again at Memo- rial Day services. Mr. Wiley presents Gary Boschee with the John Phillip Sousa Award. BAND: FRONT: Carrie Palmer Kari Lockrem, Valerie Sexton. Wendy Carlson. SECOND ROW: Sara Malin. Julie Kruschke. Kim Karnitz. Laurie Liebhard, Kris Schmidt. Shan Mueller. Joanne Boschee THIRD ROW: Jim O'Laughlm. Kelly Fahey. Kevin Schwartz, Joann Mabee. Stuart Haefner. Mark Bauleke. Martin Pape. Sheral Kahle BACK: Louis Koepp. Mike Gaffney. Jay Denny. Mike Wolf. Todd Hardwick. Rich Halquist. Sarah Riesgraf, Colin Krecklau. 70 The band marched in the Homecoming parade BAND: FRONT: Sandy Hennen. Jenny Hallgren. Annette Bauleke. Berta Davis SECOND ROW: Kim Little. Jenny Witt. Barb Weierke. David Jeffrey. Jim Buesgens. Julie Halquist. Karin Tillquist THIRD ROW: Rick Murphy. Paul Boschee. Kirk Hardwick. Gary Boschee. Sherry Bartholomew. Ann Siegle. Heidi Harsh BACK: Cormne Gransee. Marlin Brahee. Greg Boschee. Brent Koepp. Mr Wiley. Dan Smith. Tim Hardwick. Jerrad Fenske Flight. Inc. gave a noon concert during arts week in late May. Flight, Inc. Gets Superior Ratings The Flight. Inc. began the year with a new director. Bob Wiley directed the group as they played at the Homecoming Corona- tion ceremony. They also gave a Christ- mas concert and a winter concert. In March, the group traveled to the Lamber- ton Jazz Festival. Superior ratings were earned at both district and state-regional contests. At St. Peter. Flight entered the Gustavus Jazz Festival. The year conclud- ed with a spring concert and a noon con- cert during the arts festival week. It was a good first year for Mr. Wiley and his Belle Plaine musicians. FLIGHT, INC.: FRONT: David Jeffery, Kirk Hardwick, Karin Tillquisi MIDDLE: Ann Siegle. Todd Hardwick. Jay Denny, Colin Krecklau. Rick Murphy. Louis Koepp. Sally Halbmaier. Sherry Bartholomew BACK: Kelly Fahey. Gary Boschee. Sarah Riesgraf. Rich Halquist! Brent Koepp. Paul Boschee. Mike Wolf. Greg Boschee. Mr Wiley. Sarah Riesgraf gets the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Accompanists were Jerrad Fenske and Molly Daly SMALL CHORUS GROUP: FRONT: Ann Buesgens. Kari Lockrem. BACK: Joe Dvorak. Sarah Riesgraf. John Dvorak. JimO'Laughlm. Sharon Jones. Brian Raleigh 73 New Director Guides Chorus The chorus had a new director this year. Under Sue Allen’s direction, they performed three concerts. They had the fall concert, a joint concert with the band during the holidays, and a pops concert in spring. They competed in contests also. The district large group festival was held at Jordan. Gustavus hosted the district solo ensemble contest. The re- gion-state solo ensemble was at Mankato State. Sarah Riesgraf was president of the chorus. Joe Dvorak. Colin Krecklau. and Jerrad Fenske repre- sented their classes. Section leaders were Ann Buesgens, Sarah Riesgraf, Kari Lockrem, Sharon Jones, Jim O'Laughlin, Brian Raleigh, John Dvorak, and Joe Dvorak. Accompanists for the year were Jerrad Fenske and Molly Daly. All these people did an excellent job and the chorus deserves applause. Sheral Kahle and Mike Gaffney, junior high chorus members, performed at the art week talent show CHORUS: FRONT: Nancy Mueller. Lori Farrar. Laurie Liebhard. Sherry Bartholomew. Ann Buesgens. Kari Lockrem. Steph Kellogg Camille O'Brien. Mitzi Westlund. Brenda Schultz. Jane Laabs. Cheryl Witt. SECOND ROW: Janet Liebhard Monica Hartman. Deb James. Doreen Taylor. Pam Farrar, Sarah Riesgraf. Sharon Jones. Carrie Palmer. Courtney Hoelz. Molly Daly, Susie Hartmann. Yvonne Miller. Deb Otto THIRD ROW: Jane Bigaouette. Marlin Brahee. Chris Fogarty. Erik Lockrem. Gary Planting. John Dvorak. Jim O'Laughlin. Jeff Miller, Greg Schmit. Scott Bergs. Jackie Hartmann BACK ROW: Tom Buttshaw. Paul Pudlitzke. Kevin Schwartz. Colin Krecklau. Dan Smith. Joe Dvorak. Brian Raleigh, Mike Daly. Louis Koepp. Jerrad Fenske, Ann Marie Koenig Reserved For My Special Whobody 75 One Act Group Gives Award Winning Performances The one act play, The Brick and the Rose , won first place at the District 13 contest at LeSueur High School on Saturday, January 28. Scott Bergs and Stephannie Kellogg were selected the best actor and best actress for their performance in the drama. The cast and crew went on to Region 4A competition on February 4 at Farmington and placed second. The Brick and the Rose was a challenging play to perform in and the cast and crew members did an outstanding job. The cast consisted of Romi Schneider, Mike Daly, Ann Manthe, Jerrad Fenske, Scott Bergs, Jeff Miller, John O'Brien, Stephannie Kellogg, and Sheral Kahle. The director was Carol Hannon-Orr with Vicki Hoelz as student director. Mark McCall did the make-up and Monica Hartman handled the lights. Support personnel was Bridget Fogarty. Thanks to these people, B.P.H.S. has yet another trophy to display. Black clothing and somber faces set the for the one 76 Is There A Photographer In The School? Mr. Heitkamp and his photographers helped make this yearbook possible. We thank you for all your time, patience, and photographs. We couldn't have done it without you! BELOW LEFT: What are you doing Nola? Practicing for your senior pictures next year? BELOW RIGHT: Mr Heitkamp shows beginning photographers the basics. PHOTO CLUB: Stacy Kerkow, Nola Heit- kamp. Judy Koepp, Annette Bauleke. Nan- cy Mueller. (A few young men forgot to show up for this picture!) 78 Good-Bye From Martin Thanks to everyone for helping and guiding me through my year. This year will be an everlasting memory and my life at school will be one part of it. I really enjoyed participating in your extra curricular activities. I went out for cross country and basket- ball. played in the pit orchestra for the musical, joined the speech team, and mastered my driver's education. During the day I had a pretty busy sched- ule too. Starting the day with band, I took advanced math, physics, social 12, English 11. typing (first semester), and an SDR project on microscopes (second semester). Although it was a little hard to adjust to your school system at the beginning of the year, I kept working and things got better. It will be a difficult change leaving all my new friends behind and going back to my home town Fallerleben, a suburb of Wolfsburg in West Germany. But knowing that my parents, my two sister, Annette (16) and Birgit (13), and all of my old friends are waiting for me makes things a lot easier. Your friend, Martin Pape TOP LEFT: Martin, with his parents in the audience, waits to receive his diploma ABOVE LEFT: This is the trophy that Martin won during speech ABOVE RIGHT: Jim O Laughlm and Martin try some experiment in Mr. Heitkamp's room. LEFT: Martin played basketball and also participated in cross country. 79 J.H. Council Never Stops The junior high student council was busier than ever this year. Under Mrs. Bruder's guidance, they sponsored a Halloween costume contest, had a total of five dances, babysat at confer- ences. helped distribute cheese at the Civic Center, sponsored the Great Cats lyceum. and Spring Fling Days. At Christmas, they had a movie, a three hundred dollar toy fund, food shelf contributions, a dance, decorated class- room doors, and gave flowers to the junior high staff. The year ended with a spring picnic and some wild softball. The junior high student council did an excellent job and will be planning lots more activities in the future. Keep up the good work students! Only the student council could make the junior highers come to school looking like these characters. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: SITTING: President Sara Miller, Vice President Robyn Denny, Secretary Margaret Siegler. Jett Bruder. Treasurer Geri Devine STANDING: Ricky Zellmann, Wally Velishek. Amy Morrison. Galen Krecklau, Beth Jones. Deanna Koepp. Missy Jacobs. Julie Johnson. Gretchen Koenig. Sean Fogarty. Amy Hayden. Julie Duffy. Jean Schultz. Heidi Gloege 80 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT: John O'Brien. Scott Bergs, Jerrad Fenske, Jill Fogarty. Lana Thomason MIDDLE: Advisor Sue Allen. Rick Murphy, Phil Hennen. Cindy McCall. Ed Fogarty. BACK: Bernadette Gregory, Jeff Fogarty. Sarah Riesgraf. Rich Halquist, Heidi Harsh, Don Savage. Tim Siegle. Council Has Four Projects The senior high student council had a new advisor this year. She was vocal instruc- tor Sue Allen. Under her direction, the council had four main projects. In the fall, they sold Happenings books and in spring they had the traditional calendar sales. To keep spirits high during the holidays, they dei rrMhe lobby. Snowfest, once ag — tempej The student council worked hard to decorate the lobby for the Christmas holidays. CLASS OF 1989 [Bahr. Jamie Berger. Joanne Devine. Tracy Fahey. Guy Borchardt SECOND ROW: Jenny j'den. David Bauleke. THIRD ROW: Megan Hagen. Wendy Behnke. Dawn Gerdes. Jon ilisczmski. Noah Blaha. Sean Fogarty. Glen Bahrke. SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT ROW: Lee O'Brien. Jenny O'Brien. Mark Liebhard. Mike Legg. Brian Morrison. SECOND ROW: Julie Murphy. Missy Jacobs. Todd Little. Jenny Lange. Valerie Miller. THIRD ROW: Lynette Liebhard. Shari Jorissen. Michelle Mahoney. Deanna Koepp. Beth Jones. Cara Miller BACK ROW: Keith Nyblom, Julie Johnson. Carl Johnson. Rick Mendlik 83 SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT ROW: Donnie Revord. Scott Shmehouse. Jeff Rickaby. Matt Schultz. Scott Schoknecht SECOND ROW: Chad Schmit. Mike Zellmann. Brenda Peltonen. Doreen Wolf. Jody Ruehlmg. Kelly Shaughnessy THIRD ROW: Wendy Wolff. Troy Witt. Carrie Riesgraf. Mary Raleigh. Bev Wynne BACK ROW: Allison Witt. Matt Skelly. Jim Soller. Eric Schmidt. Darla Sullivan. CLASS OF 1988 EIGHTH GRADE: FRONT ROW: Kim Bergs. Susie Bristlm. Emmett Fogarty. Jeff Bahr. Nick Hoelz. Marty Fahey Ed Barlage MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Eyrich. Jenny Busch. Julie Duffy. Cormne Gransee. Robyn Denny. Kim Gregory. Gmny Glynn. Tony Hartmann. Ron Iverson. Danny Clark BACK ROW: Dale Entmger. Troy Galles. Jeff Glynn. Steve Fahey. Larry Emspahr. Tim Fahey. Mike Burmeister John Bergs Pat flaks 6 EIGHTH GRADE: FRONT ROW: Ervin Koepp. Diane Otto. Shannon Morrison. Anna Personius. Jodi Jorgensen. Lisa Mellgren. Steve Larson. Craig Jeurissen MIDDLE ROW: Anthony O'Day. Bruce Peltonen. Lori Johnson. Michelle O'Reilly. Dawn Jacobson. Kerri Laabs. Amy Morrison. Joel Malm BACK ROW: Scott McDonald. Mark Kruschke. Tony Johnson. Jeft Murphy. Mar ' hnson. Jeff Morrison. Galen Krecklau. Dana Karg. Bob Otto EIGHTH GRADE: FRONT ROW: Davie Weierke. Michelle Roberts. Margaret Siegler. Lisa Witt. Diane Renne. Roger Velishek. Ricky Zellmann MIDDLE ROW: Lynn Schoknecht. Brian Wolff. Jean Schultz. Kevin Stier. Julie Schwartz. Bob Smith. Michelle Seaver. Bill Traxler. BACK ROW: Robbie Selly. Jeff Townsend. Tom Schultz. Scott Wawrzymak. Jenny Witt. Mark Strack. Lisa Raleigh. Joyce Rajendren. David Watkins. 85 CLASS OF 1987 Bret Knck demonstrates what vitamins can do for you. It was an English assignment for Mrs. Germscheid. Adelmann. Joanne Anderson. Renee Barlage. Andy Bartholomew. Jay Berger. Angie Bessel. Brenda Bessel. Jodi Boschee. Joanne Bruder. Jeff Buesgens. Dan Buesgens. Jim Carlson. Desi Carlson. Tammy Chard. Dale Clymer. Brian Clymer. Pat Davis. Berta Denny. Jay Devine. Geri Diers. Paul Fahey. Jeff Fahey. Tammy Finch. Chris Fogarty. Andy 86 Good-bye Junior High Fogarty. Matt Gaffney. Mike Gau. Mike Hagen. Marc Halbmaier. Sally Hallgren. Jenni Halquist. Julie Hartmann. Molly Hennen. Peggy Hennen. Scott Henning. Kris Jeffrey. David Jeurissen. Kevin Jeurissen. Lynn Johnson. Jeff Kahle. Sheral Kerkow. Jenny Koenig. Gretchen Krick. Bret Krueger. Julie Kruger. Stacy Legg. Pam Liebhard. Jeff Little. Kim Mabee. Joann Mathwig. Lisa Meger. Sarah Meger. Shelly Miller. Paul Miller. Sara Morrison. Jill Mueller. Jeff Mueller. Sheri Murphy. Paul Newell. Debbie O’Laughlm. Dan Palmer. Todd Paulsen. Kim Personius. Laura Plonski. Carol Raddatz. Ann Raleigh. Jane 87 I 88 Savelkoul. Stacy Schmidt. Kris Schmidt. Scott Schultz. Mike Schwartz. Cathy Siegle. Ann Soller. Will Stender. Randy Stier. Brian Stier. Ernie Tiegs. Donald Tietz. Ken Traxler. Julie Velishek. Wally Walton. Tory Weierke. Barb Wolff. Steve Wynne. Theresa ABOVE: Jeff Johnson and Dale Chard, just what are you advertis- ing? ABOVE RIGHT: Mascot Sheral Kahle does a little half-time enter- taining. RIGHT: Pam Legg performs at the junior high air jam. 1 i k Class Of 1986 Bauleke. Mark Blaha. Mike Borchardt. Danny Boschee. Paul Brahee. Marlin Bristlin. Tim Brown. Lori Buesgens. Shawn Busch. Char Capaul. Larry Carlson. Kim Carlson. Wendy Daly. Molly Degree. Troy Denzer. Karen Edberg. Joe Emspahr. Tina Evers. Jodi Fabel. Richie Fahey. Brad Fenske. Jerrad Fogarty. Chris Fogarty. Jill Fogarty. Steph Glisczmski. Bev Glynn. Linda Haefner. Chad Hardwick. Tim Hardwick. Todd Harms. Dawn 89 Hartmann. Jackie Hayden. Sean Hillstrom. Anne Hoelz. Courtney Ince. Chad Jacobs. Chris Johnson. Aaron Johnson. Brad Kankelfitz. Tami Kapphahn. Tammie Karg. David Klehr. Ann Koenig. Ann Marie Kruschke. Amy Lockrem. Erik Mabee. Jenm McCall. Mark Meyer. Kris Miller. Julie Murphy. Jim Nagel. Jean Nagel. Judy Neisen. Mike Nelsen. Lisa O'Brien. Maury O'Brien. Pat Oestreich. Scott Otto. Criag Otto. Duwame Otto. Kelly 90 Pudlitzke. Paul Read. Jeff Rodriguez. Seana Ruehlmg. Jeanne Savage. Don Schlingman. Jerome Schmidt. Dale Schmidt. Scott Schoenborn. George Schroeder. Danny Sellnow. Sandy Shaughnessy. Brian Siegle. Tim Siegler. Billy Stender. Cindy Sullivan. Darin Terrio. Joyce Tillquist. Karin Wagner. Kerry Waters. John Westlund. Mitzi Westphal. Sherry Williams. Anna Witt. Cheryl 91 Bartholomew. Sherry Bauleke. Annette Bergs. Scott Blaha. Jody Burmeister. Gina Carlson. Rich Chard. Cathy Edberg. Loren Edblom. Donna Entmger. Susan Ernst. Rex Fahey. Billy Joe Fahrenkamp. Mike Farrar. Lori Fogarty. Ed Fogarty. William French. Jodi Fuchs. Carmen Glisczmski. Joe Gregory. Becky Gruetzmacher. Bruce Guertm. Paul Hallgren. Jon Haiquist. Richard 92 Of 1985 Hartman. Monica Heitkamp. Nola Hennen. Phil Hennen. Sandy Jeffrey. Paul Johnson. LeAnn Kankelfitz. Lisa Karmtz. Kim Keckely. Gary Kellogg. Stephanme Koepp. Brent Koepp. Charles Koepp. Judy Laabs. Jane Latzke. Brad Latzke. Jeff Legg. Pat Liebhard. Janet Liebhard. Laurie Lockrem. Kari Malm. Sara Malz. Melissa Malz. Ted Martin. Troy 93 McCall. Cindy Meyer. Chris Miller. Shawn Moriarty. Sara Morris. Craig Mueller. Nancy Mueller. Ron Murphy. Rick Newell. Pat Nyblom. Brenda O'Brien. Camille Oestreich. Mori Palmer. Carrie Planting. Gary Raddatz. Tony Reck. Scott Renne. Glenn Riesgraf. Julie ABOVE: Haven't you learned your table manners yet Troy? ABOVE RIGHT: The mad scientists of the class of 85 are trying to find a cure for chemistry homework. RIGHT: LeAnn Johnson tries her skill at weaving. 94 Roberts. Mike Routs. Jon Ruehling. Wayne Schmidt. Brian Schmit. Greg Schultz. Brenda Seaver. James Smith. Steve Swenson. Desi Tiegs. Jim Tiegs. Russell Townsend. Amy Traxler. Tim Westphal. Craig Wmterfeldt. John Witt. Brian Wolf. Eileen Wolter. Steve ABOVE LEFT: Pat. what’s so interesting down there? ABOVE: Lori in one of her more glamorous poses LEFT: Monica catches Wayne peeking at the beauties in the Guinness Book of World Records Juniors not pictured were Colin Krecklau. Bob Kruschke. Lori Peterson, and Dawn Sullivan. 95 SPRING BASEBALL SOFTBALL TRACK SPEECH AWARDS NIGHT PROM SENIORS Baseball Team Plays Even Season The baseball team had a tough time this year as they lost many close games. They finished with a 9-9 overall record. In conference play, they were 6-8. They batted .257 as a team as they had three people hit over .300. They were Paul Jeffrey with a .393 average. He was followed by Jeff Larson who batted .333 and Jeff Miller with .323. The highlight of the season came in the middle of the schedule as they put a string of four wins together. This included a win over Jordan who was rated number two in the state. BASEBALL: FRONT: Jeft Larson. Kirk Hardwick. Scott Reck. Jett Fogarty. Phil Hennen. Steve Schmidt. Bat Girl Jodi Houle BACK: Coach Houle. Mike Daly. Kevin Wolpern. Mori Oestreich, Jeff Miller. Bill Fogarty, Gary Planting. Paul Woestehoff. Paul Jettrey. 98 Second baseman Steve Schmidt goes for a grounder BASEBALL 1984 OPPONENT WE THEY 1 Waterville 7 Jordan 0 12 Mankato Loyola 5 4 1 LeCenter 11 Montgomery 2 14 Arlington 4 b A Jordan 11 9 Norwood 3 0 Norwood 6 2 LeCenter 11 5 Mankato Loyola 7 8 Montgomery 0 3 r Arlington 5 D LeSueur 0 3 LeSueur 3 13 1 Watertown DISTRICTS 7 St. Peter 15 9 Jordan 7 8 99 Hot Dog was named to the All-State team as catcher The uniform, the equipment, and the skill, go play ball Paul. Kevin was very aggressive at the plate. Paul Woestehoff gets congrats on his homer. 100 First baseman Larson won't let any ball by him. There is always time for Mr. Photogenic to pose. Camille shows us her professional sliding technique SB ’ CJU - s Softball Takes District Title New head coach Donna Brinton brought new enthu- siasm to the softball team. A new pitching machine added skill and the playing field was very well main- tained through the season. Gradual and positive team improvement was shown. In District 13A, the girls won five out of six ball games to take the cham- pionship title. Leadership on the team was provided by tri-captains Sharon Meger, Debbie James, and Sandi Schmidt. The All-Conference title went to sen- ior Sharon Meger with honorable mention going to Sandi Schmidt. It was an excellent year. The team expressed wonderful sportsmanship and attitudes. Watch out for the spring of 1985. the Tigers will be tougher than ever. The title will be ours again. SOFTBALL TEAM: FRONT: Coach Brinton. Julie Halquist. Camille O'Brien. Malm, Sharon Meger Nola Heitkamp, Judy Koepp. Barb Weierke Melissa Malz. Sandi Schmidt. Debbie James. BACK: Sara All-Conference Sharon Meger slaps a line drive into left field The girls capture another victory. SOFTBALL 1984 OPPONENT WE THEY Watertown 15 19 Waterville 21 7 Jordan 9 13 LeCenter 0 12 Mankato Loyola 12 15 Waterville 14 4 Jordan 6 5 LeCenter 12 11 Norwood 0 10 Norwood 3 9 Mankato Loyola 2 7 Montgomery 0 10 Watertown 5 6 LeSueur 9 7 LeSueur 11 6 DISTRICTS LeCenter 9 7 Montgomery 9 7 REGIONS Brady 5 10 Look at that swing of Debbie's. 102 Tell us Julie, is Melissa going to be safe? Debbie is trapped Is she going to make it? Mr Hiltz and Dave Moldenhauer go to congratulate the team on their winning effort Girls Tie For Third At Districts Senior Pam Farrar was district runner up in the 100 and 200 meter dashes The girls track season, under Coach Pudlitzke, be- gan on March 12 when fifty girls attended the orga- nizational meeting and indicated an interest in track this spring. The group was very young as there were only two seniors and four juniors. The first meet of the season on March 19 was the Conference Indoor Meet at M.S.U. The meet was won by Norwood- Young America with B.P. being a close second. The next meet was a triangular on April 10 at Arlington which the girls won. Then they entered the Norwood Indian Relays in which they placed fourth. On April 24, they went to a large meet at LeCenter which was won by Janesville and we were second. The girls won the Delano Relays on April 26 and a dual with Shat- tuck on May 4. Before bad weather and injuries forced them into a two week slump which carried over into the conference meet, which Norwood won, we placed sixth. However the girls rallied and tied for third in the district a few days later. Laurie Wolpern was our All-Conference selection. She won the conference high jump in spite of having a sprained ankle and not being able to compete in other events. Laurie placed second in Region 4 and advanced to the state track meet. TRACK TEAM: (Sorry, no photo available.) Pam Farrar. Sarah Riesgraf. Monica Hartman. Julie Riesgraf, Cathy Chard, Laurie Wolpern. Molly Daly. Jackie Hartmann. Jean Nagel. Lori Brown. Mitzi Westlund. Kim Carlson. Steph Fogarty. Tom Buttshaw. Joanne Boschee. Stacy Kruger. Sally Halbmaier. Jodi Bessel. Tammy Fahey. Ann Siegle. Julie Traxler, Jill Morrison. Desi Carl- son. Lynn Jeurissen, Molly Hartmann. Anna Personius. Michelle Roberts. Becky Stender, Shannon Morrison. Dawn Jacobson. Margaret Siegler. Corrme Gransee. Wendy Wolff. Missy Jacobs. Carrie Riesgraf. Brenda Peltonen. Michelle Mahoney. Julie Mur- phy. Cara Miller. Deanna Koepp. Megan Hagen. Amy Hayden. Allison Witt. Wendy Behnke. LEFT: A good hand off by Sally Halbmaier brings Stacy Kruger on her way. ABOVE: Senior Sarah Riesgraf demonstrates her style in the hurdles LEFT: Put that shot out there Jodi Bessel! BELOW: Laurie, are you ready? Laurie Wolpern advanced to the state track meet in the high jump (Sorry, no photo available ) The look of determination starts Anna Personius off 105 Deanna goes over the finish line Monica placed third in districts flying through the in relief. air like this. Don't forget to move those arms Monica. 106 All Earn Letters-Joe Dvorak To State Sixteen young men went out for track this spring. Captains were Mike Jeffries. Joe Dvorak, and Dave Perkins. All sixteen members lettered this season. Belle Plaine placed sixth at the Farmington relays, the Norwood Invitational, and at the conference meet. Their best finish was a third place at the Delano relays. At the District 13 meet, the Tigers placed seventh. Three qualified for Region 4A Maury O'Brien tied for sixth in the pole vault. Erik Lockrem was fifth in the high jump. Joe Dvorak was second in the 800 meter run and qualified for the state meet. Erik Lockrem was our All-Conference selection. TRACK TEAM: (Sorry, no photo.) Mike Jeffries. Joe Dvorak. Dave Perkins. Billy Joe Fahey. Paul Boschee. Erik Lockrem. Maury O'Brien. Tim Siegle. Pat O'Brien. Tim Bristlin. Brian Shaughnessy. George Schoenborn, Chris Jacobs. Pat Clymer, Mike Schultz, and Steve Woltt. ABOVE LEFT: Tim puts all his muscle power plus a little facial expression into his throw ABOVE: Sophomore Erik Lockrem goes over the high |ump bar with no problem LEFT: Maury O'Brien shows us his special style of going over the pole vault. 107 Tim Siegie easily goes over the pole vault bar Brian Shaughnessy passes off to Mike Schultz. 108 Senior Dave Perkins begins the relay with a good start. Paul Boschee gets into his jump 109 Brian gets a hand off from Billy Joe Fahey. Runners, on your marks, get set. GO! First At Districts, Second At Regions The speech team earned two titles this year. They were the first place team at districts and second at regions. Many months of research, practice, and competing went into creating this trophy winning team. Speech participants gave up seven Saturdays to compete at various meets at Shakopee, Richfield, M.S.U., St. Peter. Mankato East, and Arlington. The district meet was at Jordan and regions at St. Anth- ony. Besides the two team trophies, many individual trophies and ribbons were earned by our excellent speakers. Their goal was the District 13A champion- ship and we are happy to say they achieved their goal. Next year the region title will be ours! Out- standing speakers for 1984 were Jim O'Laughlin, Doreen Taylor, Steph Kellogg, and Carrie Palmer. RIGHT: Doreen Taylor receives a ribbon for her original oratory DISTRICT SPEECH TEAM: FRONT: Ann Manthe. Steph Kellogg. Kim Karnitz. Doreen Taylor, Carrie Palmer SECOND ROW: Kathy Rogers. Dawn Jacobson. Corlnne Gransee. Sheral Kahle, Margaret Siegler. Beth Jones. Jean Schultz. Nancy Mueller THIRD ROW: Sherry Bartholomew. Greg Boschee. Vicki Hoelz. Susie Siegler, Kirk Hardwick. Todd Hardwick. Tim Hardwick. Jerrad Fenske BACK: Tim Denzer. Scott Bergs. Jim O'Laughlin, Chris Finch, Martin Pape. Louis Koepp, Gary Boschee 110 Sharon Jones. Jim O'Laughlm. and Came Palmer competed in the State Class AA Speech Contest. Sharon entered in ex- temporaneous reading Carrie read poetry by Anne Sexton. Jim was in extemporane- ous speaking Jim and Carrie were each one of the eight finalists in their divisions. ABOVE LEFT: The team presented a recit- al for their parents in the library on a Fri- day evening. ABOVE: Steph Kellogg receives a ribbon for her prose. LEFT: Another trophy for Dr Bartholow to add to his collection this year 111 Students Honored At Awards Night Parents, teachers, and friends gathered on Thurs- day. May 24, to honor the students of Belle Plaine. Carl Hennen received the Jerome Bahr Memorial Scholarship. The Pat Fogarty Memorial Scholarship went to Sharon Meger. Sandi Schmidt and Jeff Lar- son were named Outstanding Senior Athletes. The Elizabeth Albrecht Award went to Sharon Meger. Mike Daly received the James Ciminski Award. All- Conference academic athletic awards went to Paul Woestehoff, Kirk Hardwick, Sandi Schmidt, and Ann Buesgens. Heidi Harsh was named Outstanding Cheerleader and Kirk Hardwick received the Senior Math award. The student council award and the Harold Albrecht award went to John O'Brien. Recog- nition was also given to students involved in the yearbook, Tiger Topics, student council, speech, home economics, and the one-act play. It was an excellent year at B.P.H.S. and everyone is proud of our students. Mrs Bruder presents Sara Miller with the junior high student council president award. Outstanding senior athletes for 1984 were Jeff Larson and Sandi Schmidt. Carl Hennen received the Jerome Bahr Memorial Scholarship. Sharon Meger got the Pat Fogarty Memorial Scholarship. 112 Sue Allen gives the Harold Albrecht award to John O'Brien for his student council work. Heidi Harsh displays her cheerleading trophy. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT: Ann Manthe. Jill Hoelz. Doreen Taylor. Steph Kellogg. Sandi Schmidt. Ann Buesgens. SECOND ROW: Susie Buszmann. Susie Siegler. Bernadette Gregory. Jenny Stienessen. Heidi Harsh. Dave O'Brien. Greg Boschee. Jim O'Laughlin THIRD ROW: Stacy Kerkow. Sharon Meger. Sharon Jones. Kirk Hardwick. Paul Woestehoff. Dan Smith. Louis Koepp FOURTH ROW: Judy Koepp. Sara Malm. Carrie Palmer. Kan Lockrem. Gary Boschee. John O’Brien BACK: LeAnn Johnson. Becky Gregory. Cindy McCall. Brenda Nyblom. Kim Karnitz. Rick Murphy. Ed Fogarty. Bill Fogarty. 113 u B.P.H.S. Gives Awards Pam Farrar receives her first B.P.H.S. letter from Roy Hender- Coach Fox presents state wrestler Ed Fogarty with his trophy son Jerry Miller presents Mike Daly with the James Ciminski Award. 114 To Deserving Individuals Mr Clymer presents Kirk Hardwick with an All-Conference Aca- Andy Fogarty participated in the state wrestling tourney and gets demic Athletic award. an award. 115 ”A Night On May 5, eighty-five couples at- tended A Night In Heaven at the Riverview Schalet in Belle Plaine. The couples enjoyed a buf- fet dinner followed by a welcome from junior class president Ed Fo- garty. Carol Hannon-Orr, guest speaker, reminisced about her own prom and sang Memories . The juniors surprised the seniors with a slide presentation of child- hood memories. Steph Kellogg and Scott Bergs sang the the theme song Heaven by Brian Adams. Sue Allen accompanied them. The program was followed by the dance. The Shaw Allen Band of Hutchinson, an area fa- vorite, provided the music until midnight. This was the first time in many years that the prom was held in Belle Plaine. The juniors decided to put more of their money to- wards a good band rather than a dinner. It was the right decision. At midnight, a majority of the cou- ples were still enjoying A Night In Heaven”. 116 In Heaven” 117 A few pre-prom preparations were needed to assure a good dance floor at the Schalet. 120 Of 1984 JOEL BAHR JANE BIGAOUETTE GARY BOSCHEE GREGORY BOSCHEE ANN BUESGENS SUSAN BUSZMANN MICHAEL DALY TIMOTHY DENZER JOHN DVORAK JOSEPH DVORAK ROBERT EDBLOM BEVERLY EFFERTZ 122 GARY ENTINGER BRIAN FAHEY KELLY FAHEY PAMELA FARRAR SCOTT FELT JEFFREY FOGARTY JOEL FRIES BRENDA FUCHS 123 DOUGLAS GILES BERNADETTE GREGORY STUART HAEFNER KIRK HARDWICK HEIDI HARSH MATTHEW HARTMAN SUSAN HARTMANN CARL HENNEN JEAN HENNEN GARY HEUTMAKER JILL HOELZ VERONICA HOELZ ROGER HOLMQUIST KARYL INCE DEBORAH JAMES MICHAEL JEFFRIES SHARON JONES TODD KAHLE DARRIN KAPPHAHN FRANK KERKOW 125 STACY KERKOW MARK KLEHR LOUIS KOEPP JULIE KRUSCHKE BRIAN LAABS PATRICIA LAABS JEFFREY LARSON MICHAEL LIEBHARD ANN MANTHE SHARON MEGER JEFFREY MILLER YVONNE MILLER 126 COLIN NEISEN MICHAEL NEWELL DAVID O'BRIEN DENNIS O'BRIEN JOHN O'BRIEN ROBERT O'DONOGHUE JAMES O'LAUGHLIN BRIAN OTTO DEBORAH OTTO MARTIN PAPE DAVID PERKINS BRIAN RALEIGH 127 BETTY JO SAMPSON DWAINE SCHENSE RONALD SCHMIDT SANDRA SCHMIDT STEVEN SCHMIDT 128 JODY SCHMITZ ROMI SCHNEIDER LAURIE SCHROEDER CAROL SCHULTZ ALISON SCHWAB 129 KEVIN SCHWARTZ CURTIS SEAVER VALERIE SEXTON 130 SUSAN SIEGLER DANIEL SMITH JENNIFER STIENESSEN SUSAN STIER DEANNA STROM DOREEN TAYLOR MARGARET TERRIO LANA THOMASON DANIEL TOWNSEND CAROL TRAXLER JUSTINE VELISHEK PAUL WOESTEHOFF JEFFEREY WOLFF KEVIN WOLPERN RAE ANN YAHNKE 131 133 Do you want to dance? We’ll never forget you Mrs. O’Malley! Ninety-Five Seniors Receive Diplomas On Sunday, May 27. the Class of 1984 was present- ed with their diplomas, awards, and scholarships. Sandra Schmidt and Jim O'Laughlin were named Outstanding Seniors. Scholarships were given to Do- reen Taylor, John O'Brien, Sharon Meger, James O'Laughlin, Stacy Kerkow, and Jane Bigaouette. Ann Manthe gave the speech on the motto. Honor speech was given by Bernadette Gregory and Do- reen Taylor gave the High Honor speech. Dr. Barth- olow presented the class and Mrs. Pat Schwartz presented the diplomas. Moving On” was sung by ten members of the graduating class as well as hav- ing the choir perform. Good-bye Class of 1984. 137 4. Chorus NHS 3.4; rew 2.3.4; m BHARD: JM Band 1.2,3.4; One Act Pia Orchestra 4; Play Crev JEFF FOGARTY: Band 1; Baseball Speech 4; Student Count 2.3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1; Volieyuull 1. Class Officer 4. Musical 4; Football 2.3.4; Homecoming Royalty 4; GER HOI MQUIST HNW Council 4; Tiger Topics '‘hall 2 3 Hkaryu AHR: Wrestlipg Masc 2.3; ' GARY Choru 3.4; S 2.3.4; OS HIE Band !.2,3.4; ,.? l Musical12.4, NHS tage Band iger Topics JOEL FRIES FFA 1.2.3.4 RE DRY BOSCH Ew Band 1 Chorus 2.3 NHS 3.4; Pit stra 2.4; Play C w 3; a 2.3.4; Stage Band l H BRENDA FUCHS Chorus 1.2: Bas- ketball 1,2; Softball 1.2; Tiger To- pics 4 Ore DOUGLAS GILES ESGENS: Cheerleadings 1.2.3.4; Musical 4; NH BU Cho BERNADETTE GREGORY: Ann 3.4: NHb J ■! '1H3.4 Tennis 1,23.4. enms 1.2.3.4 BUSZMANN: Cheerleading 4 Chorus 1.4: Cross Coun- Track 1.2.3: Homecoming ty 4t NHS 3.4 MIC One Wres JOH Chor tling JOS Chor BOB BEV GER FFA 4 Chorus 4 Bi- Volleyball SCOTT FELT: F 1.2.3.4: Footbal l-IAEL 1DALY Baseball 2.3.4; tballj 1,2; Track 1; Chorus plass Officer 1; Football Homecoming Royalty 4; it Pby 4: Tiger Topics 3; 3t ■tENZER Basketball 4 Foot- m2.3M-; Speech 4 DVORAK Track 1,2.3; 1.2L3.4; Football 1. Wres- 12.3.4: DVORAK: Track 1.2.3.4; 1.2.3.4': Football 1.2.3.4; Riming Emcee 4; Tiger To- Vrestling 1.2 ' JAR' • HA 1 KIRK HARDWICK: Band 1.2,3.4. Bas : ’ .2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3 4 Musical 4. Football 1 C Ji; NHS 3,4; One Act Play 1; Orchestra 1.2,3; Speech 3.4; Spring Play 3; Stage Band .3.4 OM: Wrestling 1.2. pTZ: Band 1,2.3; Chorus 1. HEIDI HARSH: Band 1.2.3.4; heerleadmg 1,2.3.4; Class Officer Homecoming Royalty 4: NHS 4; ■dent Council 2.4. ma T HARTMAN: Baseball 1.2.3; b. -etball 1.2.3.4: Track 1; Foot- - in 1,2,3,4; Tiger Topics 3. )SAi ( HARTMANN: Cheerleading ’3.4; Chorus 1,4; Homecoming . 1 V 4; Tiger Topics 3.4. ar, henNEN: Football 1.2.3.4: ming Royalty 4, Wrestling ; - : utAN HENNEN: Band 1.2.3; FFA 4' Volleyball 1 GARY HEUTMAKER: FFA 1.2.3. ILL HOELZ: Annual 3.4; Band 1; ross Country 1; Basketball 2.3.4: NHS 3.4; Softball 1. VICKI HOELZ: Tiger Topics 3.4; leyball L t, A..-.., 9 er i 1 2c.C heerleadmg : Class Offi- 1 1,2; Musi- 4, Student rus 1.2.3.4 Jass Of Footbal g 4: Stu- 1,2,3,4; 4: Wres- MA HR; FFA Wres HlE KRU Orchestra Bn l ■ 1 EPP Band 1 2.3.4; Cho- ■; FHA 1.2.3,4. NHS 3.4; .2.3.4. SpeechM.2.3.4; I 2.3.4. id 2.3.4; Pit I - T lies 4. FFA 1.4,3,4; Wres- 1 3 4 BasWtbaii 1 2 Football y2.3.4; loiyecoming E|ncee 4 1.2.3.4 U8 1,2,31 Musical!? 4;i HM ■■■fF i NHS 3.4: Oie Aci flay 2 1,2.1 4' Horn' RODGER READ: FFA 1.2,3.4 RIESGRAF: Band 1,2.3,4; 4: Chorus 1,2.3,4; 1,2.3.4; ANN mg ; Cho DA JEFF 1.2 Basketball 1.2,3.4. Chortis 4; I cal 4; Football 1.2.3,4; One Play 4; Spring Play 1. SCH DV« yvSnnf miller ual -9f z; ■taSket- 2' Ann DRA Chorus 1 4. FHA 1.2,3,4; Tiger Topics 4 SUSAN SIEGLER: Cheerleading 2. Chorus 1; Cross Country 1; Track 1; NHS 3.4; Speech 3.4 SMITH: Chorus 2.3.4: FFA flotball 1.2.3.4; NHS 4; 1.2.3.4 BWtChorus i. .2.3.4 nd 1: NHS 3.4 Chorus 1.2. Play OR: Annual 4; Cho- S 2,3.4; Play Crew 1.2,3 4 ir'ng Play 2.3: Stude lCotJ i .«L Volleyball COLIN NEISEN: FFA 1.2.3,4. MIKE NEWELL FFA 1.2.3.4 DAVID O'BRIEN: Football 1.2.3.4. NHS 4 DENNIS O'BRIEN: Football 1.2. JOHN O'BRIEN Football 1.2.3.4; NHS 3.4; One Act Play 4; Student Council 1. 2.3.4, Track MARGARET THO l SkClass r o B e r 1.2,3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3. FFA STEVE SCHMIDT all 1.2,3 • LANA Basketball 1.2.3.4 “ 3.4 Cheerleadi JODY SCHMITZ: Annua: L:C 3 4 Cross Country 1; Basketball 2.3.rL I Track 1.2: FFA 1: NHS 4. DAN TOjuT FNC - Annuali k ketball 3: Footbalf 4.2.3 4 ROMI SCHNEIDEP Chorus 1.2; Homecoming Royalty 4; Speech 1.2,3; Tennis 1.2,3 4. Tiger Topics 3: One Act Play 4 Club 1.2.3.4; Tige T opics 3| CAROL TRAAl ER Chorus 1.2; Speech 2; Tiger T . ,rs 3 4 JAMES O'LAUGHLIN Band 1,2.4; Baseball 1.2; Basketball 2.3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Musical 2.4; Fopt- ball 1.2.3; NHS 2.3.4; Sp lch 1.2.3.4; Spring Play 1. BRIAN OTTO: FFA 1,2,3.4. 1 DEB OTTO: Ch MARTIN PAPE: Exchaoge from West Germany 4: Band 4; Basketball 4; Cross Country 4 Pit Orchestra 4: Speoet 4 DAVE PERKINS' Track 3.4; FFA 2; Spring Play 3. BRIAN RALEIGH Chorus 1 2.3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4 Wrestling 3.4 LAURIE Chorus 1: Tiger Topics 3 4 CAROL SCHULTZ: ChorusTO.3.4. Musical 4; One Act 2: Pit Orche 2; Band 1.2.3; Softball 1.2; Speech 1,2; Stage Band 3. tALISON SCHWAB: s4: Speech 2.3; Spring Play KEVIN SCHWARTZ: Band 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3: Chorus 3,4; Fall Musical 4. Football 1,2.3.4; Tiger Topics 3; Wrestling 4: FFA 1. JUSTINE VfpfflEK 'Chorus 1 sTEt Of' Ba: k TOall 1.2.3.4 itfcaf 1? NL Bas oto ent PAUL WOLSW kF hr. .1 1.2.3.4: basketball 1.2,4,4. FFA ■■ Speech 4 FF WOLFF: FFlft 1.2 3,4. KEVIN WOLPERN Baseball 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4: FFA 1.2; Football 1,2 4:VHomecoming Royalty 4. RAE ANN YAHNKE kCT%T SEAVER: Band 1.2.3. . vVALERIE SEXTON: Band 1 3.4: Pit Orchestra 4; Speech rTennjpl Am m 139 Where Are Adelmann, Joanne 86 ADVERTISERS 145-147 Allen. Susan 37. 42, 81, 113 Anderson, Doug 37, 42, 55 Anderson, Renee 86 ANNUAL STAFF 66 AWARDS NIGHT 112-115 Bahr, Aaron 82 Bahr, Adrian 82 Bahr. Jeff 58, 84 Bahr, Joel 56. 67. 122 Bahrke, Glen 82 Bakke. Dave 42 BAND 70-72 Barlage, Andy 86 Barlage, Ed 84 Barron. Lois 42 Bartholomew, Jay 18. 86 Bartholomew, Sherry 36, 67, 69, 71. 72. 74. 92. 110 Bartholow. Dr. John 40. 77. Ill BASEBALL 98-100 Bauleke, Annette 53, 67, 71, 78. 92 Bauleke. David 82 Bauleke. Mark 38, 70, 89 Behnke, Wendy 82 Benedict, Julie 43. 69 Berger, Angela 86 Berger, Jamie 82 Bergs. John 58, 84 Bergs, Kim 84 Bergs. Scott 18. 36. 74, 76, 81. 92, 110 Bessel, Brenda 86 Bessel, Jodi 28. 86. 105 Bigaouette. Jane 22, 74, 122 Blaha, Jody 92 Blaha, Mike 89 Blaha, Noah 82 Borchardt. Danny 68. 89 Borchardt, Guy 82 Boschee, Gary 36, 71. 72, 110. 113, 122 Boschee, Greg 36. 71, 72. 110. 113, 122 Boschee, Joanne 24, 55, 70, 86 Boschee. Paul 25. 36, 61, 71. 72. 89. 109 BOYS BASKETBALL 59-61 BOYS TRACK 107-109 Brahee, Marlin 38, 71, 74, 89 Breeggemann, Amy Brinton, Donna 26. 27, 42, 101 Bristlin, Susie 66. 84 Bristlin, Tim 68, 89, 107 Brown, Cynthia 43 Brown, Lori 89 Bruder, Jeff 65, 80, 86 Bruder, Pat 43, 112 Buesgens. Ann 22, 23. 38. 73. 74, 113, 122 Buesgens, Dan 36, 58. 86 Buesgens, Jim 56. 71. 86 Buesgens, Shawn 56, 68, 89 Burmeister, Gina 67. 69. 92 Burmeister, Mike 84 Busch, Char 89 Busch, Jenny 84 Buszmann, Susie 20, 33. 60, 113, 122 Buttshaw, Toni 74 Capaul, Larry 68. 89 Carlson. Desi 28. 86 Carlson, Kim 28, 89 Carlson, Rich 92 Carlson, Tammy 86 Carlson, Wendy 70, 89 Carroll. Randee 43 Chard. Cathy 92, 106 Chard. Dale 58, 86. 88 CHORUS 73-74 Clark, Daniel 84 Clymer, Brian 56, 65, 86 Clymer, Pat 25. 86 Clymer, Rich 41, 115 CROSS COUNTRY 24-25 Daly. Mike 18, 33. 74, 76, 98. 114. 122 Daly. Molly 22. 23. 36,52, 55. 73. 74. 89 Daly, Pat 58, 84 Davis, Berta 28, 71, 86 DeGree. Troy 89 Delgehausen, Roger 40 Denny, Jay 36. 70, 72, 86 Denny, Robyn 66. 80. 84 Denzer, Karen 89 Denzer, Ruth 49 Denzer. Tim 18. 59. 110, 122 Devine, Geri 28, 80. 86 Devine, Joanne 82 Diers, Paul 86 Dooley. Bridget Dressen, Dan 41, 45, 59 Duffy, Julie 80. 84 Dvorak, Joe 18. 21, 33. 67. 73. 74. 122 Dvorak, John 56, 73, 74, 122 Edberg, Joe 61, 89 Edberg, Loren 92 Edblom, Bobby 122 Edblom, Donna 92 Effertz, Bev 122 EIGHTH GRADE 84-85 Einspahr, Larry 84 Einspahr, Tina 89 Entinger, Dale 84 Entinger, Gary 68, 123 Entinger, Susan 92 Ernst, Rex 68, 92 Evers, Jodi 89 Eyrich, Lisa 84 Fabel, Richie 58. 89 FACULTY 40-49 Fahey, Billy Joe 68, 92, 109 Fahey, Brad 89 Fahey. Brian 123 Fahey, Helen 49 Fahey, Jeff 86 Fahey. Jon 82 Fahey, Kelly 70, 72, 122 Fahey, Marty 84 Fahey, Steve 84 Fahey, Tammy 28, 86 Fahey. Tim 84 140 Fahey, Tracy 82 Fahrenkamp, Mike 68, 92 FALL MUSICAL 36-39 Farrar, Lori 26, 60, 74, 92, 95 Farrar, Pam 26, 28, 52, 54, 74, 104, 114, 123 Feldt, Jenny 82 Felt, Scott 123 Fenske, Jerrad 36, 71, 73, 74. 76. 81. 89, 110 Finch, Chris 36, 65, 74, 86, 110 Fogarty, Andy 56. 86, 115 Fogarty. Bob 33 Fogarty. Chris 89 Fogarty. Ed 56. 57, 81, 92, 113, 114 Fogarty, Emmett 84 Fogarty. Jeff 18, 32. 36. 59, 81, 98, 100, 123 Fogarty. Jill 22. 23. 66, 81, 89 Fogarty, Matt 87 Fogarty. Sean 80, 82 Fogarty. Stephanie 52. 55, 89 Fogarty, William 59, 92, 98, 113 FOOTBALL 18-21 Ford, Paulette 42 Fox, Richard 43, 56, 114 French, Jodi 92 Fries, Joel 68. 123 Fuchs, Brenda 123 Fuchs. Carmen 92 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 68 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 69 Gaffney, Mike 36, 70, 87 Galles, Troy 84 Gau, Mike 68. 87 Gerdes, Dawn 83 Germscheid, Patti 43 Giles, Doug 124 GIRLS BASKETBALL 52-55 GIRLS TRACK 104-106 Glisczinski. Bev 90 Glisczinski, Joe 68, 92 Glisczinski, Sandy 82 Gloege, Heidi 80, 82 Glynn, Jeff 84 Glynn, Ginny 69. 84 Glynn, Linda 28, 89 Goulson, Daryl 44 GRADUATION 136, 137 Gransee. Corine 36, 71. 84. 110 Gregory, Becky 92, 113 Gregory, Bernadette 22. 66, 81, 113, 124 Gregory, Kim 84 Gruetzmacher, Bruce 68, 92 Guertin, Paul 68. 92 Haefner, Becky 82 Haefner. Chad 58, 89 Haefner, Stuart 70, 125 Hagen, Marc 87 Hagen. Megan 66, 82 Halbmaier, Sally 23. 36, 55, 66, 72. 87, 104 Hallgren, Dr. Roger 40 Hallgren, Jenni 71, 87 Hallgren, Jon 92 Halquist, Julie 26, 55, 71, 87, 101, 103 Halquist, Richard 59. 60. 64. 70. 72, 81, 92 Hannon-Orr. Carol 37, 44, 77 Hardwick. Kirk 18. 36, 59, 71. 72. 98. 110, 113. 115, 125 Hardwick. Tim 36, 71. 89, 110 Hardwick, Todd 36. 70, 72, 89, 110 Harms. Dawn 89 Harner, Sean Harsh, Heidi 20, 33. 58, 71. 81, 113, 125 Harsh. Mary 49 Hartman, Matt 18, 21, 59, 124 Hartman, Monica 36. 52, 53, 62. 74. 76, 93. 95. 106 Hartmann, Jackie 36. 74, 90 Hartmann, Molly 24. 36, 69. 87 Hartmann, Susie 20, 32, 60, 67, 74, 124 Hartmann, Tony 36, 84 Hauer, Daron 48 Hawkins. Ron 44 Hayden, Amy 80, 82 Hayden, Sean 68. 90 Heitkamp, Nola 53. 67, 78. 93. 101 Heitkamp, Orville 44. 78 Henderson. Roy 18, 20, 114. 115 Hennen, Carl 18, 19. 33. 56, 57. 112, 125 Hennen, Carol 33 Hennen. Jean 125 Hennen, Peggy 69, 87 Hennen. Phil 18. 20, 59. 81, 93. 98 Hennen, Sandy 71, 93 Hennen, Scott 87 Henning. Kristine 69. 87 Heutmaker, Gary 125 Hillstrom, Anne 69. 90 Hiltz, Jeff 41, 103 Hoelz, Courtney 22. 23, 52, 55. 74, 90 Hoelz. Jill 52. 66. 113, 124 Hoelz, Nick 84 Hoelz. Vicki 36. 67. 76. 110, 124 Hoffman, Lowell 41 Hofmann. Reinie 44 Holmquist. Ricky 82 Holmquist, Roger 125 HOMECOMING 30-35 Houle. Al 45. 61, 98 Houle, Jodi 98 Ince, Chad 90 Ince, Karyl 125 INDEX 140-144 Iverson, Ron 65, 84 Jacobs, Chris 61, 90, 108 Jacobs, Missy 80. 83 Jacobson, Dawn 36. 85, 110 Jacobson, Tom 42, 46 James, Debbie 22. 36. 60, 74, 101, 102, 103, 125 Jeffrey, David 71, 72. 87 Jeffrey. Paul 18. 20. 36, 93. 141 98 Jeffries. Mike 18, 124 Jeunssen, Craig 85 Jeurissen, Kevin 61. 68. 87 Jeurissen. Lynn 87 Johnson, Aaron 68. 90 Johnson, Brad 61. 90 Johnson, Cari 83 Johnson, Jeff 87. 88 Johnson, Joanne 40 Johnson, Julie 80. 83 Johnson, Le Ann 93. 94, 113 Johnson, Lori 85 Johnson, Mark 65. 85 Johnson, Tony 85 Jones, Beth 80, 83, 110 Jones, Sharon 73. 74, 111, 113, 124 Jorgensen, Jodi 85 Jorissen, Shari 83 JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 80 JUNIORS 92-95 Kahle. Sheral 21. 28, 36. 70. 76. 87. 88. 110 Kahle. Todd 18, 32, 33. 68. 125 Kankelfitz, Lisa 93 Kankelfitz, Tami 26. 90 Kapphahn, Darrin 125 Kapphahn, Tammie 90 Karg, Dana 85 Karg, David 68. 90 Karnitz, Kim 36. 53, 70, 93, 110, 113 Kechley. Gary 95 Kellogg. Stephannie 36, 58. 66. 74, 76. 93. 110, 111, 113 Kellogg, Pixy 45 Kerkow, Frank 68. 125 Kerkow, Jennifer 28. 87 Kerkow, Stacy 38. 52, 66, 78. 113. 126 Klehr, Ann 26, 52. 55. 90 Klehr, Mark 56. 57. 68. 126 Knop, Terry 22, 23 Koenig, AnnMarie 74, 90 Koenig, Gretchen 65, 80. 87 Koenig, Mike Koepp, Brent 71. 72, 93 Koepp, Charles 68. 93 Koepp, Deanna 66, 80, 83. 106 Koepp, Donald 40 Koepp. Ervin 69. 85 Koepp, Judy 26. 52, 54. 78. 93. 101, 113 Koepp. Louis 38. 69, 70, 72, 74, 110, 113, 126 Krecklau, Colin 18, 70. 72. 74 Krecklau. Galen 80. 85 Krick. Bret 59. 61. 86. 87 Krueger, Julie 87 Kruger, Stacy 87, 104 Kruschke. Amy 90 Kruschke, Bob Kruschke. Carol 45, 67 Kruschke, Julie 36, 67, 70. 126 Kruschke, Mark 85 Laabs, Brian 68, 126 Laabs. Jane 74, 93 Laabs, Kerri 85 Laabs. Patti 126 Lange, Jenny 83 Larsen, Joel 45. 68 Larson. Jeff 18. 21. 33. 98. 100, 112. 126 Larson. Steve 85 Latzke, Brad 68. 93 Latzke, Jeff 68, 93 Legg, Mike 68, 83 Legg, Pam 24, 87, 88 Legg, Pat 93 Liebhard, Janet 74, 93 Liebhard, Jeff 68, 87 Liebhard. Laurie 20. 53. 70. 74, 93 Liebhard. Lynette 83 Liebhard, Mark 83 Liebhard, Mike 68, 126 Little, Kim 71, 87 Little, Todd 83 Lockrem. Erik 61, 74, 90. 107 Lockrem, Kari 73. 74, 75, 93, 113 Logelin, Jon 45 Lovich, Milan 43, 46 Mabee, Jenni 61, 90 Mabee. Joann 28. 70, 87 Macheel. Karen 49 Mahoney, Michelle 83 Malin, Joel 85 Malin, Sara 23, 36, 70. 93, 101, 113 Malz, Melissa 67. 93. 101, 103 Malz, Ted 93 Manthe, Ann 20, 36, 58. 76. 110. 113. 126 Martin, Troy 18, 59, 93. 94 Mathwig, Lisa 87 McCall, Cindy 66. 81. 94, 113 McCall, Mark 38. 90 McDonald. Scott 85 Meger, Sarah 69. 87 Meger. Sharon 22. 52. 54, 55. 66. 101, 102, 112. 113, 126 Meger. Shelly 28. 87 Mellgren. Lisa 85 Mendlik, Rick 83 Meyer. Chris 55. 94 Meyer, Kris 90 Miller. Cara 83 Miller, Jeff 18. 21, 36. 59. 74. 76. 98. 99. 126 Miller. Jerry 46. 114 Miller. Julie 90 Miller, Paul 87 Miller, Sara 23. 80, 87. 112 Miller. Shawn 94 Miller. Valerie 83 Miller. Yvonne 74, 126 Moldenhauer, David 18. 52, 59, 61, 103 Moore. LaVonne 46 Moriarty, Sara 64, 67, 94 Morris, Craig 94 Morrison, Amy 80, 85 Morrison, Brian 83 Morrison, Jeff 85 Morrison, Jill 28. 55. 87 Morrison, Shannon 85 Mueller, Ed 48 Mueller, Jeff 25, 58, 87 142 Mueller, Nancy 74, 78, 94, 110 Mueller. Ron 94 Mueller, Shari 28, 70, 87 Murphy, Jeff 85 Murphy, Jim 90 Murphy, Julie 83 Murphy, Mary Pat 48 Murphy, Paul 58, 68, 87 Murphy, Rick 18, 36, 59, 64, 71, 72, 81, 94, 113 Nagel, Jean 90 Nagel. Judy 71, 90 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 113 Neisen, Colin 127 Neisen, Mike 90 Neisen, Lisa 21, 36, 58, 66, 90 Newell, Debbie 36, 66. 87 Newell, Michael 40 Newell, Mike 68, 127 Newell, Pat 94, 95 NINTH GRADE 86-88 Noah, Lyle 46 Nyblom, Brenda 66, 94, 113 Nyblom, Keith 83 O'Brien, Camille 26, 36, 58, 74. 95. 101 O’Brien, Danny O'Brien, David 18. 113, 127 O'Brien. Dennis 18, 127 O'Brien. Jenny 83 O’Brien, John 18. 76. 81. 113, 126 O'Brien, Lee 83 O'Brien, Maury 56, 63, 90, 107 O'Brien, Pat 56, 90, 108 O'Day, Anthony 85 O'Donoghue, Robert 68, 127 Oestreich, Mori 18, 68, 94. 98 Oestreich, Scott 90 O’Laughlin, Dan 36, 87 O'Laughlin, Jim 36, 59, 70, 73, 74, 110, 111, 113. 127 O'Laughlin, Tim 46 O'Malley. Debbie 46 ONE ACT 76. 77 O'Reilly, Micki 85 Ott, Joe H. 47 Otto, Bob 85 Otto, Brian 68, 127 Otto, Craig 68. 90 Otto, Debbie 74, 127 Otto. Diane 85 Otto, Duwaine 90 Otto, Kelly 90 Palmer, Carrie 23, 36. 70, 74, 96. 110. Ill, 113 Palmer. Todd 87 Pape, Martin 25, 33, 61, 70, 79, 110, 115, 127 Paul, Floyd Paulsen, Kim 28, 87 Peltonen, Brenda 87 Peltonen, Bruce 85 Perkins. Chuck 47 Perkins, David 109, 127 Personius, Anna 36. 85, 105 Personius, Laura 58. 87 Peterson, Dick 18 Peterson, Lori 67 PHOTO CLUB 78 Planting, Gary 18, 38, 74, 94. 98 Plonski, Carol 87 PROM 116-119 Pudlitzke, Paul 36. 41. 61, 74 Raddatz, Ann 87 Raddatz, Mike Raddatz. Tony 59. 68. 94 Rajendren. Joyce 85 Raleigh, Brian 58, 68, 73, 74. 127 Raleigh. Jane 87 Raleigh, Lisa 85 Raleigh, Mary 83 Read, Jeff 91 Read, Rodger 68, 128 Reck. Scott 94, 98 Renne, Diane 85 Renne, Glenn 68. 94 Revord, Donnie 83 Rickaby. Jeff 83 Riesgraf, Carrie 83 Riesgraf, Julie 28, 94 Riesgraf, Sarah 20, 32, 33. 58. 70. 72. 73, 74. 81, 104, 106, 128 Roberts, Darlene 48 Roberts. Michelle 24. 69, 85 Roberts, Mike 95 Rodriguez. Seana 91 Rogers, Kathy 110 Roufs, Jon 95 Ruehling, Danny 128 Ruehlmg, Jeanne 91 Ruehling, Jody 83 Ruehling, Wayne 95 Sampson. Betty Jo 86, 128 Sauter, Lee 41, 52 Savage, Don 68, 81. 91 Savelkoul, Stacy 88 Schense, Dwaine 68, 128 Schlmgman, Jerome 91 Schmidt, Brian 95 Schmidt. Dale 68. 91 Schmidt, Eric 83 Schmidt. Gerry 48 Schmidt, Kris 28, 70, 88 Schmidt, Larry Schmidt, Maynard 48 Schmidt, Ron 68. 128 Schmidt. Sandi 26. 27, 28. 33. 52. 53. 55. 101, 102, 113, 128 Schmidt, Scott 68, 88 Schmidt, Scott 68, 91 Schmidt, Steve 59. 68. 98. 99. 128 Schmit, Chad 83 Schmit, Greg 18, 36. 56, 74, 95 Schmitz, Jody 52. 54, 55, 66. 129 Schneider, Romi 22, 32, 76. 129 Schoenborn, George 61, 63, 91 Schoknecht, Lynn 85 Schoknecht, Scott 83 SCHOOL BOARD 40 Schroeder, Danny 91 Schroeder, Laurie 67, 129 Schultz, Brenda 26, 74, 95 Schultz. Carol 36, 129 14J Schultz. Jean 80, 85. 110 Schultz, Matt 83 Schultz, Mike 88, 108 Schultz, Tom 85 Schultz, Tony Schuneman, Rosalie 49 Schwab, Alison 36. 129 Schwartz, Cathy 36, 58, 88 Schwartz. Julie 85 Schwartz, Kevin 14, 18, 36, 70, 129 Schwartz, Pat 40 Seaver, Curtis 129 Seaver, James 95 Seaver, Michelle 85 Sellnow. Sandy 28, 55.91 Selly. Robbie 85 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 138-139 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 81 SENIORS 120-135 SEVENTH GRADE 82-83 Sexton. Valerie 22. 36, 67. 70, 129 Shaughnessy. Brian 61. 91, 108, 109 Shaughnessy, Kelly 83 Shinehouse, Scott 25, 83 Siegle, Ann 28, 58, 71. 72. 88, 105 Siegle, Tim 56, 68. 81. 91. 108 Siegler, Billy 25. 61. 91 Siegler, Margaret 80, 85. 110 Siegler, Susan 110, 113, 130 Skelley, Matt 83 Slack. Kevin 56. 58 Smith, Bob 85 Smith, Dan 18, 21, 36, 68, 71. 74, 113, 130 Smith, Steve 18. 68. 95 SNOWFEST 62-64 SOFTBALL 101-103 Soller, Jim 83 Soller, Willy 88 SOPHOMORES 89-91 SPECIAL PERSON PAGE 75 SPEECH 110-111 Spellacy, John 48 SPRING FLING 65 Stender, Cindy 55, 91 Stender, Randy 88 Stienissen. Jenny 22. 113, 131 Stier, Brian 56, 68, 88 Stier, Ernie 68, 88 Stier, Kevin 85 Stier, Susan 131 Strack, Mark 85 Strom, Deanna 131 Stuewe. Norma 49 Sullivan. Darin 91 Sullivan. Darla 83 Sullivan. Dawn Swenson. Desi 95 Taylor, Doreen 26. 29. 38, 66. 110, 113, 130 TENNIS 22-23 Terrio. Joyce 91 Terrio. Margaret 130 Thomason, Lana 81. 131 Tiegs, Donald 68. 88 Tiegs, Jim 95 Tiegs, Lisa Tiegs, Russell 68. 95 Tietz, Ken 68, 88 TIGER TOPICS 67 Tillquist. Karin 36. 66. 71, 72. 91 Townsend, Amy 22, 23, 67, 95 Townsend, Dan 18. 66, 131 Townsend. Jeff 85 Traxler, Bill 85 Traxler, Carol 67, 131 Traxler, Julie 88 Traxler, Tim 18. 56. 68. 95 Velishek, Justine 130 Velishek, Roger 85 Velishek, Wally 68, 80. 88 VOLLEYBALL 26-29 Wagner, Kerry 28. 91 Walton, Tory 88 Waters, John 91 Waters, Mark Watkins, David 85 Wawrzyniak, Scott 85 Weierke, Barb 28, 71, 88. 101 Weierke, David 85 Weldon, Cornelia 49 Wenisch, Bev 47, 66 Westlund. Michelle 26. 27, 52, 55. 74, 91, 106 Westphal, Craig 95 Westphal, Sherry 91 Wiley, Janis 37 Wiley, Robert 37. 42. 71. 72 Williams, Anna 91 Winterfeldt, John 68, 95 Witt, Allison 83 Witt. Brian 38, 95 Witt. Cheryl 74, 91 Witt, Jenny 36. 71, 85 Witt. Lisa 85 Witt, Troy 83 Woestehoff, Paul 59. 68, 98. 99. 100, 113, 130 Wolf. Doreen 83 Wolf, Eileen 95 Wolf, Mike 38. 61, 70. 72. 91 Wolff. Brian 85 Wolff. Jeff 68, 131 Wolff. Steve 68. 88 Wolff. Wendy 83 Wolpern, Kevin 18. 19, 32. 59, 61. 98, 100, 131 Wolpern, Laurie 26. 28, 52. 54, 55. 91. 105 Wolter, Steve 95 WRESTLING 56-58 Wynne, Bev 83 Wynne, Theresa 23. 36, 88 Yahnke, Rae 131 Zellmann, Michael 83 Zellmann, Ricky 80, 85 144 On this page and the following two pages are listed the Belle Plaine business people who supported this 1984 yearbook. Please support them when you shop. FOX, MC CUE, AND MURPHY Certified Public Accountants Meridian at Main Belle Plaine 873-4228 WILLIAM'S STUDIO Senior Photographs By The Best Call Collect 237-2311 Gaylord MEIERBACHTOL TRUCKING Livestock and Grain Freight Hauling 16450 W. 250th St. Belle Plaine 873-2370 BOB’S BAR Not The Biggest But The Best” Bob and Arlyce Ruehling 117 N. Meridian 873-9202 D R SPORTSMAN S BAR Good Luck To The Class Of 1984” 100 East Main 873-9203 RUCK’S MEAT PROCESSING CENTER, INC. Meat Is Our Specialty” 121 North Willow 873-2848 KAHLE’S TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICE 605 East Church St. Belle Plaine, Minn. (612) 873-6578 V BELLE PLAINE HERALD Printers and Publishers Commercial Printing Since 1874 Belle Plaine Herald Since 1882 JASPERS AND MORIARTY Attornies-at-Law 119 West Main Belle Plaine 873-2988 MUELLER EXCAVATING INC. Landscaping - Gravel Crushing - Black Dirt Gravel Hauling 121 S. Ash 873-2720 V S ENTERPRISES 710 W. Forest Belle Plaine 873-6642 WES KOEPP REPAIR We're not better than the best. We re just better than the rest 420 West Main St. 873-6645 OTTO'S LAWN SERVICE For Greener Grass 710 W. Church 873-2913 STATE BANK OF BELLE PLAINE You Know Us. We Know You” Member FDIC - A Full Service Bank 201 West Main 873-2296 NORWESCO INC. Belle Plaine Division 873-2231 BELLEVIEW RESTAURANT Salad Bar Served Twice Daily Chicken To Go Is Our Specialty” 20 t Coffee. Open 7 Days A Week We Do Catering 873-6577 BELLE PLAINE COOPERATIVE 820 East Main 873-4244 HENNEN’S GETTY Grease and Oil Home of Remington Tires 235 South Meridian 873-4405 RED DOOR BAR “Good Luck Class Of 84” 125 N. Meridian 873-9282 BELLE PLAINE BLOCK AND TILE INC. 130 South Ash 612-873-2363 BELLE PLAINE CLEANERS Repairs and Alterations 200 North Meridian Belle Plaine 873-2979 WILLIAM M. CHARD REALTY Meridian at Main 873-6914 145 PAT’S PLACE 229 South Meridian 873-2773 J.T.’S AUTO BODY Complete Auto Body Repair Jerome D. Teigen 727 East Main 873-2888 WILLSON OIL COMPANY Tires, Batteries, Tune-Ups 400 East Main 873-4458 JOHN E. PLOETZ AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Meridian at Main 873-4497 HENNEN’S CAFE CATERING 201 East Main 873-4476 or 873-4448 KAREN'S BEAUTY SHOP 122 N. Meridian 873-6560 KEUP MOTORS, INC. Chevy-Buick Sales Service Main at Chestnut 873-2234 STEFFEN’S OUR OWN HARDWARE 201 North Meridian 873-2313 BLAKELEY COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR Farmland Feed Dealers in Feed, Seeds, Chemicals, and Fertilizers 873-5543 MODEL II Clothing For Men Young Men Lee. Levi, Wrangler Jeans 118 N. Meridian 873-6300 CATHY PEDDYCOART AGENCY American Family Insurance 124 W. Main Belle Plaine. MN After the sale, it’s our service that counts. 873-4201 KRANT'S BAR Neil Keohane - Proprietor 101 East Main 873-6810 CHARD TILING AND EXCAVATING INC. 873-6152 PRAIRIE FARM SUPPLY, INC. 115 West Church St. Belle Plaine 873-4234 FAMILY SCISSOR HUT II Your Family Hair Care Center 132 North Meridian 873-4388 ANDERSON DRUG 128 N. Meridian 873-2834 DR. O’BRIEN, DENTIST Office 123 West Main 873-2796 SIEMON IMPLEMENT John Deere Sales And Service Hwy 169 873-2224 FAHEY SALES AGENCY INC. Realtors and Auctioneers 111 South Meridian 873-4467 445-8529 EVONNE'S FLOWERS The Best For Less 121 S. Meridian 873-5532 HENNEN HOME FURNISHINGS. INC. 122 South Meridian Home of Service and Quality 873-6900 SEARS Where America Shops 101 W. Main 873-6600 ELSIE’S KLOTHES PATCH Retail Clothing 102 S. Meridian St. 873-4322 JIM SKY’S TAVERN A Place To Go For Good Burgers Main St. Belle Plaine 873-9298 146 HENNEN’S JEWELRY Diamond and Gift Center 133 North Meridian 873-2265 HAGERMAN’S 113 N. Meridian Belle Plaine, MN 873-2996 DON GEISLER AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Tax Service 103 West Main 873-2737 DON S BAKERY 137 North Meridian 873-2726 GERDES SHOES Shoes for the whole family Shoe Repair 115 E Main 873-6445 FENSKE-HAYES FUNERAL HOME Ronald J. Fenske-Director 219 North Willow Belle Plaine 873-6227 M. JAMES DALY TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES Daly Building 119 West Main 873-2213 DR. ROBERT MILLER DR. STEVEN JABS DENTISTS 201 West Raven 873-6380 BELLE PLAINE CLINIC Roger Hallgren. M.D. James P. O'Reilly, M.D. Timothy J. Halloran, M.D. 337 S. Meridian 873-2276 HUBER’S RED OWL 301 S. Meridan 873-6185 BELLE PLAINE AUTO BODY 400 S. Meridian Jon Schuette Tom Schuneman 873-4430 DR. DONALD E. SCHNEIDER Chiropractic Health Service 200 West Mam St. 873-6370 BELLE PLAINE DAIRY QUEEN We treat you right 873-6500 STIER BUS AND TRUCK Loren and Shirley Stier 125 W. Park 873-2362 BELLE PLAINE PARTS SUPPLY Automotive Parts and Supplies 215 North Meridian 873-6954 LLOYD S CB SALES AND SERVICE CB Radios - Scanners Antennas - Business Band 238 South Walnut 873-5593 RED’S SPORT CENTER 727 East Main 873-6252 Jonsereds Chain Saws Johnson Outboards-Lund Boats Simplicity Garden Equipment COAST-TO-COAST 100 West Main 873-2730 H. E. WESTERMAN LUMBER COMPANY 218 North Meridian 873-2868 BOROUGH BOWL “Where The Good Times Roll 235 South Ash St. Marj Gregg Rappe 873-2204 147 The staff of the 1984 Tigerian would like to express their thanks to Bev Wenisch, our advisor, for all her help in putting this yearbook together. Thank you also to all the Belle Plaine business people for your financial support, to William's Studio and the school photographers for their many hours and pictures to make this book possible, and to John Smith of the American Yearbook Company for all his visits. Thank you to any one who helped make this book possible. Finally the yearbook staff would like to congratulate the Class of 1984 and wish them the best of luck in the future. 148