Bellevue High School - Owl Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1963 volume:

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Work teamed with dedication and skill have endeared our three sponsors to the heart of every member of the Class of 1963. Never just willing but always eager to helpg carrying a work-filled schedule but always able to find a few free moments for the problems of a student- this is the role played by our senior sponsors-Mr. W. W. Burnett, Miss Lucille Corkran, and Mrs. S. P. Pittman. To these three, who have helped lay the blueprints of our future. we, the Class of 1963, proudly dedicate the 1963 OWL. Sponsoring Future Farmer activities and serv- ing as official timekeeper for home basketball games are only two of the duties of MR. W. W. nm. Q-r Miss LUCILLE Coma RAN, a social studies ma jor, devotes much of her time to the Student Coun cil and its projects. MRS. S. P. PITFMAN, using her experience as a Business Education teacher, s e r v e s as the school bookkeeper in ad- dition to her classwork. MAGICIAN PAT I-P-DY 5 M' PERFORMERS CLASSES .LX 0 'FACULTY PAGE 4' Mid may A -o ORG K' NOVELTY ACTS FEATURES M' JUGGLERS NIIZATIONS K' LION-TAMERS ATHLETICS M wif I 1 I I rf- 'K Iiii A - -- . Q ..f F A Mr. SheIton's many years of dedication to Bellevue have made him a 'friend of students and alumni alike. FROM CLASSROOM TO TAN-BARK RING MAY SOMETIMES SEEM BUT A STEP APART FOR SOME OF THESE GOOD TEACHERS . . . I - , . Q ' I ,,?4f?El-T is as -, I I .f1ii:f135'f , , Q5 :jazzy kg. ' .q Q X , 9 , .-fi ! ,L -si wig ,, Z I ' I 'I 3 12 -4'f'-'T1 5 . I 14, J , V -ff ,s , ,S jf- ,J , g, - , ,,,g,i,, rf, -5 ,N K vez: K: V, 1 ' . , , --2 , L ' I dl 1' o f s.........,. wa W-. J . , ti .j Q0 ' g. ,,., .s..., A sf' ,H I . -5 , I Versatile Coach Reasons doubles as disc jockey at February's Sweetheart Party. acufty tgnjporma s Mr. Rochell hopes to have a 'full schedule next year. This year he has taught five classes, worked with guid- ' ance program, assisted the coaches, kept the gate at athletic events, and planned homeroom programs. Mr. Jewell announces the day's program. Mrs. Duggar looks over several of the aptitude tests she has helped administer to students. X, FACULTY 9 A Q Q 1ff'f ff iff vt jg W X -IMS 11 if BUFORD M. JEYVELL B.A., M.A. acuity AND Staff THEY PUT US THROUGH OUR PACES . . . Principal MRS. MATHE BROWN Secretary W. W. BURNETT LUCILLE CORKRAN CORINNE S. DAVENPORT MRS. L. J. DUGGER B.S. B.A. B.S. B,5, Vocational Agriculture History, English Mathematics Guidance, Latin, English 'M-of Page 10 W DOUGLAS HALL :kk fl 'ws ity B.S., M.A. , Physical Education ELINOR HARRIS B.A., M.A. English JOANN KARNES Physical Education DENNIS O. LOONEY I B.S. Music HELEN A. HIILES A.B., M.A. Librarian MRS. S. P. PITTMAN B.S., M.A. Business Education JAMES S. REASONS HARVEY W. ROCHELL DOROTHY SAI-'LEY W- R- SHN-TON B.A., M.A. ns. B.S. B-5-1 MA- Social Science Industrial Arts Home Economics Sflfnff ,1 Page 11 Page Sw Qs il 4 3 Mr. Garland at worlr is a familiar sight to all Bellevue students. staff v.QI'llyOI'ITlCl S THESE GOOD FOLK HELPED KEEP THE SHOW ON THE ROAD... 12 Mrs. Sexton, Mrs. Piercy, the manager: Mrs. Fox, and Mrs. Cole pro- vide hearty food and a friendly smile for every visitor to the school cafeteria. A wave of Mrs. Geddes' hand not only directs traf- fic, but says a friendly hello 1 to everyone entering Belle- vue. i Our friendly bus drivers, Messrs. Butler, Smith, Eth- ridge, Allen, Travis, Rich- ardson, Moores, Linton, and 'Miss Lottie' Hutton, talre a keen interest in us and our school. 5' in this ring . . . PERFORMERS .X V WN ff - X ll x Q , ? g y d ? Iii if K ,wzkf 55-. ri. ,H--1,- 'Nw I 1 ! 2 1 I i A OFFICERS President ....... I ............ jo:-:NNY Low: Vice-President .... ..... S ALLY Plu-:N1'lss Secretary ...... .... P Arn 0'NEn.L Treasurer ...... I ............... TINA Pune: Sponsor .................... Miss CORKRAN, MRS. PITFMAN, MR. BURNEIT' PATRICIA ANN O'NElLL President JOHN WHARTON LOWE, III Do your duty and leave the rest to heaven. Class President, 45 Civitan Medalist5 Senior Super- lativeg Winner Youth, Inc. Trip to Key West, 35 Valentine Court, 35 Forensic Club, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 4, Top Ten Davidson County Forensics, 3, 45 One-Act Play Cast, 2, 3, 4, Davidson County All-Star Cast, 2, 3, 4, Best Actor, 45 Debate Team, 45 N.F.L., 2, 3, 45 Three-Act Play Cast, 25 Latin Club, 2, 3, 43 Beta Club, 45 Student Council, 45 Owlette Staff, 3, 45 Key Club, 35 Dance Club, 4. Transferred from W, A. Bass High School, At- lanta, Georgia, 19605 Marching Band, I5 B Club, 15 Spanish Club, 15 Latin Club, 15 Tennis Team, 1. A sunny disposition is the soul of success. Class Secretary, 45 OWL Staff5 Senior Superlativeg Vice-President SARAH GREGORIE PRI-1NT1ss No limits but the sky. Class Vice-President, 45 OYVL Stall, Business Man- agerg Senior Superlativeg Outstanding junior Girlg Winner Youth, Inc. Great Smoky Mountains Trip, 35 State Math Contest, 1, 35 Beta Club, 3, 45 Latin Club, 2, 3, 45 Student Council, 3, 45 Dance Club, 1, 25 Forensic Club, l, 2, S, 4, One-Act Play Cast, 23 Owlette Staff, 3, 45 Otlice Assistant, 15 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4, Nashville Banner All-City Guard, 4, Nashville Tennessean All'Citv Guard, 55 19th District Tournament Team, 3. Treasurer B12'1'r1NA PEARC1-1 They say that red heads get what they want Court, 35 Dance Club, 45 Future Homemakers of America, 15 Y-Teens, 2, 3, 45 Office Assistant, 45 Basketball, l, Manager, 3. S6CT6fl17'y I Class Treasurer, 45 Senior Superlativeg Homecorning Homecoming Court, 15 Sweetheart Court, 35 Prom Court, 35 Beta Club, 3, 4, President, 45 Manager Bookstore, 45 Student Council, l, 45 Dance Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens, 3, Spanish Club, 25 Music Club, 3: Future Homemakers of America, 45 Owlette Staff, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom President, 45 Library Staff Assistant, 25 Cheerleader, 4. Senior Class Page 15 ,gg5.5,,e,,,.,,.:.?,,,g?ix , . . - CARROLL YVAYNE ALLEN One on God's side is a majority. Owl. Staff, Class Prophetg Outstanding Senior Boy: Senior Superlativeg Class President, 2g Science Club, lg Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident, 3, 4, President Davidson County Hi-Y, 4, Chaplain House of Representatives Tri- State Y.M.C.A. Youth in Government Con- ference, 33 Forensic Club, 43 County All- Star Cast One-Act Play, 45 Debate Team, 43 Latin Club, 3, 4, President, 43 Student Coun- cil, 2, gl Fire Marshal, 3g Homcroom Presi- dent, lg Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Lineman 1962 Strawberry Bowl, Basketball, 4 l, 43 Track, 1, 2, 4. 6 LIARJORIE KAY BECKER Whefere she met a stranger she left a friend. OWL Staifg Secretary Student Body, 43 Davidson County F.F.A. Queen, 4: Miss Bellevue, 4, lst Runner-Up Miss Nashville High School, 43 Outstanding Senior Girl, Senior Superlativeg N.I.L, Sweetheart of the Meek, 43 Attendant to Football Queen, 43 Future Homemakers of America, 4: Student Cllllllfil, 43 Latin Club, 3, 43 Y-Teens, 35 Olwletle. Staff, 4. Transferred from Green- hills High School, Cincinnati, Ohio, 19613 Baskflball Queen, 1: Attendant to Foot- ball Queen, 2: Spanish Club, 1, 25 Youth for Christ, 2: Girls' Athletic Association, 1. LORENE AIARIE BOYD Wherever there is fun to be had, she's around. Dance Club, l, 23 Book Club, 3, 4. DANNY KAY BINKLEY To be, or not to beg that is the question. Music Club, 33 Industrial Arts and Hobby Club, 2g Dance Club, l. 1962 ' enior KIARVIN LEE BUTLER The only way to have a friend is to be one. Key Club, 43 Music Club, 3, Track, 3, 4, Bcllexue one-half mile record, 3. Trans- fcrred from Kingston Springs junior High School, 19603 4-H Club, lg Junior Achieve- ment Club, lg Cardinal Times Staff, 1. ,si DOROTHY EUGENE BOYD I never met a man I didn't like. Dance Club, l, 23 Book Club, 3g World Affairs Club, 4. Page 16 .4 .fs j GEORGE YVATKINS BUTTREY It matters not how long we live, but how. OWL Staff: Boys' Vice-President Student Body. 45 Senior Superlatixeg Beta Club, 4, Student Council, 4, Forensic Club, 4, One- Act Play Cast, 43 Spanish Club, 25 Projection Club, El, 4, Owlette Staff, 4. Glass ' 1963 KENNETH .-lkUTl'IOR CARUTHERS George Washington has diedg Napoleon har flied, all great men are dyzng. I feel sick. Future Farmers of America, 2, 3, 4, Skills Team, 2, 3, 4, Land Judging Team, 3, 45 Dairy judging Team. 2, Livestock judging Team, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team, 4, Winner F.F.A. Trip to Chicago, 4. Transferred from Kingston Springs junior High Srhool, 1960, 4'Cardinal Times Staff, I: 4-H Club, l. Q 0 VIQHOBIAS ROY CARLTON Always in Search of mischief. World Affairs Club, 35 Football, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4. CAROL ANN CLARK A good reputation is mare valuable than money. D.A.R. Medalist: Senior Superlativeg Girls' Vicc-President Student Body, 45 Beta Club, 3, 4: Latin Club, 3, 41 YVorld Affairs Club, 43 Book Club, 3, Y-Teens, 2, Student Coun- cil, 43 Owlette Staff, 3, 43 Baskcball Manager, 4. Transferred from Kingston Springs junior High School, l960g junior Achievement Club, l, Presidentg Cardinal Times Staff, 1. XYILLIANI EDWARD CARLTON, jr. '4One Imlay is ruorllz two l0Vl10770lL'5.,' Senior SlllJl'l'lL1llYCI Latin Club, l, 2, 3, 4: lies Club, il, 4: lforensit Club, 2, Three- Art l'lnv tla-t, 25 Honicroom President, 23 lfooilmll, 35 Track fl. -'-- -' -V V SANDRA FAYE CONATSER 1 hope I shall have leisure to make good. Bellewue Medalist, Senior Superlativeg OWL Stall, Editor, Finalist Optimist Top Teen of the Year Contest, 45 Beta Club, 5, 43 Latin Club, 2, 5, 4, Science Club, lg Dance Club, l, 43 Student Council, 2, 4: Y-Teens, 3, 4, Forensic Club, 2, One-Act Play Cast, 2, Ozulette Staff, 3, 43 Homeroom President, gg ftate Math Contest, 3, Basketball, 1, 2, Page SARA JANE CRAFTON I.auglz n'lu'rr are must, be randid where we run. Forcnsif Club, 4. County All-Star Cast One- .Xct I'lny, 43 Bctu Club, 4: junior Red Cross founril, 4g Latin Club, l, 2, 3. 43 Y-Teens, 2, Music Club, 33 Dance Club, l, 43 Band, SANDRA LYNN CROUCH A good name is better than riches. Senior Superlzitixcg Homecoming Court, 2, Outsmndin' So homore Girl' Beta Club 2 P r t il, '11 Student Counfil, 43 Latin Club, 2, 3, 4: World Affairs Club, 43 Y-Teens, 33 llomf-mom President, 2, 35 Ofhcc Assistant, Al- l: Cllcwlcndcr, 3. NIA R113 PLHUNIA CROXVELL 'K-lzuny with books, Iet's have lun. Owl. Stall, Student Council, lg junior Red Cross Council, 2,'Dance Club, lg Music Club, 33 World Affairs Club, 43 Owlelte Stull, 2. QIMOI' CZSS CICORGIQ XYAYXE DAVIDSON Ii l1r1I'5 Ilir use of zuorryirig-S.llIL1i, Scnioi Supcllaitixcg World Affairs Club, 35 lootbull, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 39 'liruck, 3. , . if Page 18 BETTY ANN ELLIOTT Small in stature but friendliness to spare. Y-Teens, 3, 43 Clinic Assistant, 3. GARY VVILBURN FINCH 'Al ain't lazy., I just use a lol of rest. World Affairs Club, 3, Future Farmers of America, 4. Transferred from Kingston Springs junior High School, 1960, junior Achievement, lg 4-H Club, lg Cardinal Times Stall, l. 3 s s gmwfrel :XLTON RAY FISK If study is llze muse of flcalll, l'll live forever. Proiection Club 4. ..,,:,,,3Ag f.,, ..-- 1 - .lg f.-K 5 -QD' IVIADGE ELLIOTT GENTRY I'll had a way, or make it. President Student Body, 4: Senior Superla- tixeg Attendant to Football Queen, 3, Finalist Miss Teenage Nashville Contest, 4g N.I.L. Sweetheart of the Week, 3: Prom Queen Court, 3, Beta Club, 3, 45 junior Red Cross, lg Dance Club, I, 2, 45 Latin Club, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens, 2. 3, 4, President, 23 Vice-President Davidson County Inter-Club Council, 33 Owletle Staff, 3, 43 Ofhce Assistant, 45 Stu- dent Council, 2, 3, 41 Cheerleader, 2, 3. PATRICIA FAYE Fox A big hear! always wishing lo do right and be friends with everyone. OWL Statfg Dance Club, lg Y-Tet-ns, 2, 3, 45 Oihec Assistant, 3, 45 Basketball, l, 3, 4. .IULIANNE FURGESS Laugh and the world laughs with you. Senior Superlativeg Attendant to Football Queen, 22 Future Home-makers of America, 2, fl, 4, President, 4, Library Staff Assistant, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4. Trans- ferred from St. Bernard Academy, Nashville, Tennessee, 1960, Library Staff Assistant, Ig ,Iunior Red Cross, Ig Christian Students' Mission Crusade, lg Athletic Club, l. QIMOI' CZSS ALWN DAN GRADY They also serve who only sland and wait. OWL Stagg Science Club, lg Spanish Club, 2: Projection Club, 3, Industrial Arts and Hobby Club, 4, Track, 3. JOAN XIARII2 GREEN Friendly, modest, and sincere. Future Homemakers of America, 1, 2, Music Club, 2, Book Club, 3, 4. Page 19 .XLTON RIILLER GREER '41 .shall laugh myself lo death. Key Club, 2, 3, 4. Transferred from Kings- tion Springs junior liigh School, l960g 4-H Club, lg One-Art Play, l. - 41114355518 v, RAYMOND GRADY HAND When the sun is set, the little stars will shine. CLEO KIITCHELL GROVES, Il Girls have curious minds. OWL Stall, Industrial Arts and I-lobby Club, 35 Future Farmers of America, 4, Trans- ferred from Metropolis Community High School, Metropolis, Illinois, 1961. 1962 ' enlor NIICHAEL EUGENE HILL Time is but the stream I go fishing in. THOMAS STEPHEN HIRSBRUNNER Science Club, lg Industrial Arts and Hobby H . . . ,, Club, 2, HiAY Ciub, 2, ifrojemfm Club, 3, X Ambfffon haf H0 mk- 4g Dance Llub, l, 2, Football, lg Basket- lfootball, 2. ball, l, 2, 3, 43 Track, 1, 4. YVILLIANI FREDERICK PIEER Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more, Silents Club, lg Future Ifarmers of Anicrica, 2, 3, -1, Liicstoek judging Team, 3, 4, Skills Contest, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1. Page 20 if 1 XVALLACE WAYNE HOLT He doestft say much, but he's always there. Iunior Red Cross Council, 2g Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 43 Band, 2, 3, 4. ass ' 4963 BILLIE CAROL Hows You roll my log, and I will roll yours. Owl. Staff, Dance Club, l, 25 Future Home- makers of America, l, 2, Student Council, 1, 2, Y-Teens, 3, 4, President, 45 Treasurer Davidson County Inter-Club Council, 4: Basketball, l. 3, 4. RONALD LEE HOOPER I may look quiet but look again. Music Club, 35 Mlorld Affairs Club, 4: Homeroom President, 3, Band, 2. l.UClAN STANLEY Hows I'1n not bad-just mischievous. Senior Superlatixe: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Science Club, lg Industrial Arts and Hobby Club, l, 2: Dance Club, 43 Football. I, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball. lg Track, l, 2, 3. C.-XROLYN BARNES HORTON 1 loved-I conquered-I married! lluute Club, l, 2, Music Club, 35 Ozrlette Stull, 2, Basketball, l. 'Ui YVILLIE PAUL HULAN 9 Better three hours too soon than a minute too late. Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 45 Dance Club, 2, 45 Foot ball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, lg Track, 3, 4 Page LUCY ANN HUTCHISON I wish to make no enemies. Beta Club, 4, Book Club, 3, 4g Clinic As- sistant, 3. 'Transferred from Kingston Springs junior High School, l960g Class President, lg Safety Patrol, l, Prcsidentg J. A. Club, lg Library Staff Assistant, lg Cardinal Times Staff, lg One-Act Play Cast, lg Basketball, l. JANIES EARL HYNDS Worry will never make me gray, Projection Club, 3: Industrial Arts and Hobby Club, 4. emlor G ass PAMIILA JANE JONES Litter: to e:'eryone's advice, then do as you please. Owl. Stall, Homecoming Court, 3, 4g Sweet- heart Court, 3: Future I-lomcmakcrs of ROGER KEITH joxrs If nianey is the 'root of all evil, I'm a saint. Arncrica, l, 2, junior Red Cross Council, Faculty Medalist: Owl, Staff, Science Club. 23 Dance Club, l, 2, 43 Student Council, lg Projection Club, I, 4g Industrial Arts 3g Y-Teens, 3, 4g Owlette Staff, 43 Basket- and Hobby Club, fl: Dance Club, l, 4. ball, l, 3, 4. CARL DENNIS JOHNSON I'm just as happy as if I had good sense. Senior Superlatircg Spanish Club, 35 Dance Club, 4, Industrial Arts and Hobby Club, 3, 4. Page 22 WILLIAINI RONNII-I junn IFJ a pain to think. World Affairs Club, 3, 4, President, 4: Foot- ball, 3, 4g Track, 2, 3, Transferred from Kingston Springs Junior High School. l9601 4-H Club, lg junior Ailiicxetriviil, lg Cardinal Times Staff, l. HENRY XVALLACE KELTON l I envy no man that knows more lhan I do, Im! pity him that hnozus less. , l l1lllI'C Farmers of America, 1, 2, 3, Skills Contest, 3. -'Ev 4-'EQ is ipenamubwssf Q 53 fiis HARRX' EDXVARD KIRKPATRICK Xl.-XRY Ixigz LOVELL Studying is important, but so are All sense ruillxozzt common sense is day dreams. nonsense. Senior Superlutiseg Spanish Club, 2, Hi-Y OWL Stull: Betn Club, 3, 45 Book Club, Club, 2, 4, -bctence Club, lg Dance Club, fl, 4, President, -lg Ozwlelle Stall, 4. Trans- I, 2, 4, President, 4, llomcroom President, levied from Kingston Springs junior High 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, Sthonl, ISMU: Olliue Assistant, 1: 4-H Club, l: junior .xtlllCXClIlCIll, 13 Cardinal Times Stull, l: Tlirce-Att Play Cast, l. QHIOI' CZSS FRANKLIN FLLlOTT Xl.-Yli'l'Hl XYS He mimls his friends his bm! treasures. Industrial Arts and Hobby Club, 3, 4: Dante Club, 25 junior Achiexemcnt, 43 Projection Club, 4g Freshman Ifoolball Manager, 4. 1dlONlAS,XLX1N KIAYC 'Tor even though zinnqizislzed, he would argue still, OWL Stall: Sfience Club, lg Dunce Club, l, 2: Lixtin Club, 33 Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4: Beta Club. fl: Industrial Arts :md llobby Club, 2: Piojettiou Club, lg Hotneroom President, 2: Trafk, 2. PATRKHA BERRY LUNDAY He lhal hath friends must show himself friendly. Dunne Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Future Hoinemakers of Anteritu, lg junior Red Cross, lg Foren- sic Club, 23 Spanish Club, 25 Y-Teens, 2, 33 Oztilelle Stall, lg Homeroom President, 3, llometoining Court, 2. Page 23 l.AwRExCic CHRISTOPHER BICCORD I can resist everything except temfitationf' Key Club, 4, Dance Club, -ig Latin Club, fl: Music Cluh, 3. Transferred from Battle Ground Academy, Franklin, Tennessee, 1960. ' i g, 1 Ni, 11, ANDERSON LINK NIERCFR The best you get is an even break. Senior Superlative, Dance Club, 1, 2, 4: Student Council, lg Latin Club, l, 25 Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, District Ofiicer Tri-State Y.M.CA. Youth in Goxerntucnt Conference, 42 Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Naslzifille Banner and ,v!l.S'll7'iHt? 'llennesxerzn All City Class A Teams, 43 Basketball, 3, 4: Track, l, 3, 4, Regional Decathalon, 3. Page 24 CAROLYN REBECCA BTCELROY Cunning often outwits itself. Y-Teens, 3, 4: junior Red Cross, 4: Clinic Assistant, 3, Band, 3, 4. Transferred from Kingston Springs junior High School, 19603 Iunior Achievement, lg 4-H Club l' 1'Cardinal Times Staff, lg Cheerleadek, 11 JESSE RONALD NEELY An honest man is the noblest work of God. BARBARA JEAN bICPHERSON She is a winsome wee thing. Owl. Staff, Class Willmaker: Forensic Club, 2, 4: Debate Club, 2, 43 Music Club, 3: Book Club, 45 junior Red Cross, 43 Ozulette Staff, 23 Science Club, lg Band, 3, 4. 4962 ' enior SANDRA SUR NEELY Faith without good works is dead. Projection Club, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 45 Dance Club, lg Latin Club, 1: Spanish Club Dance Club, 43 Basketball, 1. 2: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, Clinic Assistant, 3. NANCY ELIZABETH PACK Truth and ambition guide your feel. Ifuturc liumemakers of America, 35 Dance Club, 4: Forensic Club, 43 One-Act Play Cast, 4, liand, 3, 4. 'Transferred from Hume- Fogg High Srhool, 19613 Student Council, 2, Y-Teens, l, 2, junior Red Cross, lg Homeroom President, 13 Band, l. ass ' 1963 KENNETH DOUGLAS PETTY Ah, zvlzy should life all labor be? Senior Superlatixeg OXVL Staff, Future Farm- ers of America, 2, 3, 4, Winner F.F.A. Trip to Chicago, 43 Daxidson County F.F.A. Dis- trict Reporter, 4, Skills Contest, 2, 3, 4, Land Judging Team, 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure Contest, 3, 4, Dairy judging Team, 3, 4, Student Council, 45 Homeroom President, 3, 43 Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Nashville Temlrnssean and Nashifille Banner All City Class Teams, 4, Most Valuable Player, 43 Track l, 2, 3. s H ROGER HAROLD PEACH The wrong way always seems the best way. Future lfarmcrs of America, 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES JACKSON POWELL Hella thyself and God will help thee. Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Key Club, 3, 41 Beta Club, 45 Band, 2, 3, 4g Ouiletle Staff, 4. NIICHAHL FRI-ZDERICK Ptikktiksox It is impossible to please all the u-orld and ot1e'r faIhe'r. Bclletut- Medalist: Honor Student: Senior Superlatixeg Class President, 1, 3: Outstand- ing junior Boy: Outstanding Sophomore Bur: Outstanding Freshman Boyg Oiulelle Staff, 2, 3, 4: Beta Club, 3, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Student Countil. l, V7 5, 4: Latin Club, l, -, il, 4: Silence Club, l' junior King of Hearts, fl: I-ootball, l, J, Ii, 4, Co-Captain, 4, .YllSllZ'1'llt' Iizzrirter and .Xmlizvlle Y-!'VIll6l.YM'Illl All Citv Class Vlt'2llllS, 4, Cititan Sportsuianslup Auard, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, C0-Captain, 4, Track, 4 LINDA GAIL REAXIS Friendlinexs u-ill ezfer be admired. Dante Club, l, 2, 33 Music Club, 4, Page 25 VICTORIA AN N REED WESTELLA GAYLE RICHARDSON CAROLYN JEAN SADLIZR Today, whatever may annoy, The world for me IS joy-just simple joy. Book Club, 3, 4. 11 Beauty without graee is like the hook UYOU ffffmof. do w'0 g,,w'U'0uf without the bail. 5715571712 wrong. junior Queen of Hearts, 3: XVorld Affairs Sfniof SUPEYIRMIE3 OWL Smfff Class His' Cllub, -1: Y-Teens, 2, 3, Future Iloxnenmk- mmm? Dame Club' 19 Yffeem, 23 Book ers of America, lg Office Assistant, 3, 4. Club' 31 43 I-ibTafY Staff Assistant, 11 2- LINDA ILFNE SAMS ROBERT I.E1-' SXIITII -'There will mme 11 day-I hopgf' livery man meets his Waterloo at lint. Owl. Snatfg World Affairs Club, 45 Music' World, Affairs Club. Fwlbzill, 2, 3, -1. Club, 3, Dance Club, I, 23 Owlelte Sraff, .Xavhmlle Banner All.C1Ly Class Team, .v gg Homeroom President, 35 Ollice Assistant, All Basketball, l, 23 Tfiifk. 1, 3. 4. U9 H45 'DONNA LOUISE STUART Things are not always what they seem. Y-Teens, 4. Transferred from Warren County High School, Bowling Green, Kentucky, 19593 I-'ulure Iiomemakers of America, 1. CAROLYN JOAN SULLIVAN There is nothing so powerful as truth, and often nothing so strange. OWL Staff, Forensic Club, 3, 4: Latin Club, 23 Y-Teens, 23 Dance Club, 1, 2: Science Club, lg Owlette Staff, 45 Band, 3. ,QW fi JOYCE ANN SULLIVAN XIICHAEL LOXVE SULLIVAN What I must do is all that concerns rne, not what the people think. OWL Staff, Football Queen, 45 Attendant to Clinic Bowl Queen, 45 Senior Supcrla- tiveg Attendant to Football Queen, 33 Future Homemakers of America, lg Y-Teens, 2, 3: Dance Club, 13 Junior Red Cross Council, 33 Forensic Club, 43 Owlette Staff, 4, Clinic Assistant, 3. I bid you top o' the morning. Future Farmers of America, 2, 3, 4, Parlia- mentary Procedures Team, 3, 4g Dairy judg- ing Team, 3, 43 Winner F.F,.-X, Trip to Chicago,-13 F.F..-X. Skills Contest, 3, -ll Public Speaking Contest, 3, 43 F.F.A. Land judging Team, 43 Dante Club, 4: Science Club, lg Focgiball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, lg Track, 1, . QI'LlO4' CZSS JOHNNIE FAYE SUMMERS A friend is never known until a man have need. SHIRLEY ANN SUMMFRS Hitch your wagon to a star. OYVL Staff, Spanish Club, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Dance Club, lg Spanish Club, 2, Y-Teens, 2 33 World Affairs Club, 4. Book Club, 4. JAMES YVOODROW SUINIMERS Saying is one thing and doing is another. Dance Club, 2: Industrial Arts and Hobby Club, 3. Page 27 l VIRGINIA LEE TARKINGTON While theres life tl1ere's hope. Faculty Medalist, Senior Supcrlzitiveg OWL Stull: Ozulwtle Stull, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-illief, 43 Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, President, 5: Beta Club, 4, Student Council, 2, Future I-lomemnkers of American, lg Science Club, lg Dzmcc Club, lg Spanish Club, 23 Horncroom Presi- dent, 1, 2: Library Staff Assistant, 3, Bas- ketball, l, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JANE TIDWELL We are never so happy nor xo unhappy as we imagine. Glee Club, 3: Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, 4. Page 28 ELIWER LEE THOMAS, JR. Nothing is so dear and precious as time. Projection Club, 43 Industrial Arts and 3-'fha SALLY LORETTA THOINIPSON A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Hobby Club, 1, 2, 35 Dance Club, 1, 43 DHHCC Club, 13 Book Club, 3, 4, Glee Track, 3, 4, Club, l- BETTY JEAN TIDWELL There is a right and a wrong handle to everything. Clee Club, 3: Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, 4g Librarry Staff Assistant, 2. 1962 ' emo KENNETH LESTER TIDWVELL Good nature and good sense are good companions. 4 -iv- 4 C ROBIRT PALNIOR1: TRAVIS JOHNNY EDWARD YVATSON the Lark one lmors the uurkman II'l1en he goes dau-n tlzeuroad-In life, he will probably be pushmg his mr. OWL Stuff, Svnior Superlntivep Future Farm L-rs of America, 43 Forensic Club, 2, 3 Ozulettr Staff, 2, 3: Dance Club, l, 43 ln duniriul Arts and Hobby Club, 2: Home- room President, lg Science Club, lg Basket- ball, l. Lovely Margie Becker Senior Atienclant to the Homecoming Queen, receives her bouquet from Carroll Allen. Jun- N NlCl ,'kRI. wo XVI-ll'I'SIT'I' I lzwrzr all. sn' fill, and lrrzon' noll11'ug. lutuii- lZ'iHlll'lSl7f.XIllCIlC1'i. l,2,5,-1, Lua- auvck judging Tcnm, 'lg Skills Contest, 4. 15- Q IV' JACKSON HENRY XVOODARD, JR. God lflvsi tlzr man who hrs! inrenled sleep. World Affairs Club, 45 Music Club, 3, Stu- nle-nt Council, 3g Dance Club, 2g Latin Club, 2: Truck, 3, 4. Transferred from Kingsmn Springs Junior High School, 19605 Student Council, 1. Page Z9 p.....af-' ,aww .fpiiff 9. K sf-if f ig Yi? f 5 .1 v nv ' g, gui IDA Lou ANDREWS Q. JERRY BAKER N Dox BIXLIZR NANCY BOYD w 1 Vxv1AN BOZARTH 1 BUDDY CAMPBELL JUDY CAMPBELL W CAROLYN CARTER B ETTY C H ESTER Y Egb- CLAUDIA CLARK DAVID CLARK N JIMNIY DARKS SANDRA DOBBS ,ps SUN SHIRLEY ETHRIDGE 0- PEGGY FERGUESON u LARRY GARLAND N BETSY GENTRY SHARON GILLIAINI DONALD GREER JAMES HENRY GREER he Junior Class Page 31 SHARON HASSELL VIRGINIA HERRICK SUE HIRSBRUNNER BETTY HOLLAN NIARTHA HULAN ALICE JENNETTE H. O. LAMPLEY EMORY LESTER YVADE MURPHY 'NIITZI O'BRIEN RICHARD O'BRIEN LEE PARRISH JUDY PEACH JESSE PEDIGO LUCILLE PERRY ETHEL PHILLIPS Page 32 R LR A QE ' M E 54- X S 1 I Q,, 1. -,,--A,I-- I' 1 fi . Kg UA T ig' INK ry 2-1-N: ,Q 33 N-, T WV? r ' wi I Www., -.ga a , ,kL, Wg JUDITH ANNE LOETIS N CIXNN LOGGINS ROY DALE NIANGRUM STUART MARSH l,M'LlOI HERBIE BIAYS DAVID NICDONALD BETH XICKINNEY I DAVID MILLER AW? X : L lug 1 in 2, MAXINE SPENCER Q, is ELISE STEVENS S F ' KARAN STUART , R' IWARGIE TAYLOR CZSS TOMMY THOMPSON JANICE TURNER LORLILE URSERY JOHN WALKER is ,,, 'QF' JOHNNY WELLS ERNESTINE YVINDORFER Carolyn Carier, Junior Attendani, and Tommy Carlton pose pretiiiy during Homecoming ceremonies. ,.- Uma I N- J is. Ali A1 A J A MRI 1' Q ,, ' R RICHARD POWELL CHARLES PRESLEY CAROLYN ROBERTS NANCY SCOTT JERRY SHARPE LINDA SHOULDERS OLLIE SIEBIER JOHNNY SPAIN AM! Page 33 ff 411 f' :sieve It wr? 'lfjjkiir 3 an B n 4 4:6 ' ,, w A 1 fm ,S wif W X5 ,wwf , OFFICERS President .................... IANICE GIVENS Vice-President. . . ..., BARBARA GENTRY Secretary ..... ,......... L EON BRUMIT Treasurer .,.. X .... RANDY BOWERS Sponsors ..,, .........,..... M Iss KARNI-LS, MR. ROCHELL, Mas. SAFLEY jOI-INNY ASHBURN VICKI BARNES HENRY BEINNETI JIMMY BINKLEY DIANNE BOHANNON RANDY BOWERS RUTH BOYETI' CINDY BRAKE LEON BRUMIT FRANCES BUTLER FAYE COLEMAN CAROLYN CORBETI' DARLENE DEMOSS LARRY DRAKE MELBA FINCH MIKE FINCH WILLIAIXT FINCH LINDA FISK LYNN FITZHUGH JIMMY GADDES SUE GADDES BARBARA GENTRY JANICE GIVENS MALCOLM GRAHAM CARROLL GRAY f.. ao 5, L 33 .-AQ IM xg - .f-,gr-I ,E I ff RFK, f. :bw TL! 'M Q,,xKL ,fl ws l ' E l o x A - 35.1 Ii ,. 1 f x ,., Hd ,nw 'ggi YR I I W g , WV ,. 11 A ' LQ , ' vgfifk -1-' V' ' .- I . ,A,' f- ra 5 ' ..r-'H -' ' I ' ,,,, 'EI Vi. , ,kf' . .L - , , Y, x. -4' I 'E he Sophomore Class Page 35 RUBY GRAY ROBERT GREEN JOHN HEATH HARVEY HERRICK DARRELL HOLT EUNICE HOYVIELL PAT HULAN GERALD JACKSON GARY JOHNSON JULIA ANN JOHNSON P' W F' 'x 'ue IHPT' ,si I ,RS KX af 1 CHARLES NOLEN EVELYN O'KAIN FAITHE OVERTON DIANNE PAGE JAMES PARKER LILA PEDIGO JANICE PENDERCRASS BETTY PERRY DAISY PERRY TED PETTY Page 36 'DS md! ? fi ' 2 1 . - A., rr A4 , I 5 , ,Mi rf xx gh my I RI -I: 1 SN I, Q PATSY JOHNSON FRIEDA KING DALE LANGLEY RUTH LOVELL RICHARD NTCKNIGHT CS3OJDllO47'lOI'Q LINDA IRENE KIERRITT NYOKA MITCHELL JOHNNY Mosss DANNY NASH DON NEWSOM CARY PINKFRTON PATSY SAXVYER PEGGY SMITH Vlcxl SMITH Dollc SNYDFR CIIICRYL SPAULDING JERRY STEPHENS jovcqlf STEPHENS CHRYL STEVENS LINDA SULLIVAN Butch Hows presents flowers to pretty red-haired Nyoka Mitchell, Sophomore Attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Page 37 3? mf' 5 5 Z 5 K Q 2 L , 2 I 1 L 1 1 H f 35 ' 51 W xl uw is ' f 5 -few' 335,94 ,wi ' :Ag is , In r - ' 1 f 5 ' 9 3 A 2 A g M 5 ,, , E , 'Sy 2 5 '. 1- 1 i 3 3 3 SSS Q ei, Quv lv- Q. W Q S , S 5 z i fl T 2 S if X 1 3 . 1 if D lr 1 ? i I r s R 1 1 I I , OFFICERS f S President .................. TERRY JOHNSON Vice-President .... ..... M AIJCOLM RAINEY Sgcb'eta1y ....... ..... D OYLE WATSON Treasurer ...L L .......... YVONNE HASSI-:LL Sponsors ..................... 'Miss HARRIS, I Miss MILES, MR. SHELTON GERALDINE ALLEN :XNIFLIA :XNDERTON CAROL ANDREWS JACKIE AUSTIN JERRY BAKER GARY BALDYVIN RONNIE J. BARNES SUE BARNES CHARLIE BUCHANAN PEARL CANTRELL ALMA CARLTON GAIL CATHEY JOHN COLE JULIA COLE RONNIE CROUCH HERRIAN CROXVDER JOHN PAUL DUNN LINDA FERGUSON TERRY F1sK YVANDA FOSTER GLENDA ANN Fox EDWARD GILBERT BETTIE GREIZR YVONNE HAssELL LINDA ANN HELTON JIMMY HENDRICKS RICHARD HYDER HAROLD' JACKSON FAY JENKINS TERRY JOHNSON YVAYNEX JOHNSTON ,XL JONES NANCY JONES ,IEANL1 KELSO BILLY KING ,Q fs: 5 Q9 if I4 LU L ,AQMIIK if 713' L. .I 1, 1 15' si I . 1 f I I Us M . A ,I , .: 1,,,. at J V K g y, K , K . ix I4 15. :CA :I G -r Q .119 I v J I I A 3 . s i J I I T I gl A 1 L. - I 4. Iii f A ,.LA A - 1 iw-rr QI A' . J ,Azbk I - K- Iic e 453, ' g- 1,3 ,Av Q4 Vg F. 'V ,T I ,J i x. K Vk , ' fx ff- in zJJJ 1? A 'I M, J aw 55 J J f I I f f- ' I T 'L ,ff I A J--I til, I WA . - - 1 A I Q Q ,Pl cfixizizk I . AN -LX v f ? YW,1:: ff ,., e , .,f, 'YY R' A f 1 E37 ,mx if I ' . he reshman C IQSS Page 39 ELAINE KING TIZRYAL LITTLETON DORRIS BIANGRUM , 'R Q Em M. MARTIN I H PEGGY J. XIAYS 1-A .S . 1 'Q if A' I 'S LARRY XIOORES ANDY 0'GUIN PEGGY O'KAIN '- INIARGARETTE OWENS XVAYNE OZMENT 'Q L. I ' 732, . .S ,S fa YQ- I -E f -Iwi TERRY PAGE SALLY PERRY V: M V F Pm E I BARBARA PEXVITI' Ag 'Pi' 4 S EDDIE PITTS m' .ia , f TOMMY PORTER V NIALCOLM RAINEY 5 I. Y. XVAYNE REAMS 'K ' fl ' Q' gf .1 2. f Ki K f Q p Q DAVID REED A A IP' A ,L., Yi -df' 'N' 'iff' A IPS man G!ClSS JANIS SADLER : I I , S PAT SHARPE QQ JUDY SIM'MONS S CLAUDE SMITH DAN SMITH JIMMY SMITH ,, V I ROBERT A. SMITH f , J , ' u 53 i sas I- -I, gm 41, ,Rs ' E. YVESLEY SMITH D 1 1 my 'i' , - . I ' Z H, S DONNA SULLIVAN I I Z 1 3 SHERRY KAYE SULLIVAN PATSY THOMAS ' BETTY ANN TIDYVELL 'R CAROLYN URSERY , ' A vp, DOYLE WATSON 4' 'wxi all A 'L ,. 51 CARL YVEEKS DIANA YVEST ,T A Q-. ,Q-- Eff' D-JANE ww L A Y I A ff' E Y. 1 ' A . V H M - ' . Dm-' f. ARTHUR VVILLIAMS, JR. Lp , L J A' 'W' Y Mi? M S z 5 . K ,:,kk 1 2 K VV f V.. S A J x J . Page 40 ,, -f, L.-vvfg, , . K , . .P K S W' in this ring . . NOVELTY ACTS FEATURES ,Q A T KX -X fl QM X I if XX'gfi N'4 ', fi fs X m y N j fskx 'X - ' k f I A Nj! mu Q , LW X .3 ' 3 P41 3 ,pf 2 .331- f 51.1 'Salah 1'-222252 is hx .F ' 4 532, G . SANDRA CONATSER Sandra is no new-comer when it comes to winning honors. She was one of the ten finalists in the Optimist Club's Top-Teen Contest in Middle Tennessee. She is editor of the '63 OYVLQ president of the her home- roomg sports editor of the Owlette, star forward of the girls' basketball team. She has been active in the Y-Teens, Forensic and Latin Clubsg a member of the Student Council and the Beta Club. Sandra has maintained a high scholastic average in addition to her other activities. Personality, a fine character, and an ac- tive participant in all phases of school life are but a few of Sandra's outstanding characteristics. Her fellow students and the faculty are proud to honor Sandra Conatser as Bellevue Medalist. Bellevue 7nec!a!t'sts-- MIKE PERKERSON Winning the Bellevue Medal is a fitting climax to Mike Perkerson's high school life. Mike has combined the finest qualities of leadership, loyalty, and scholastic endeavor to become an excellent choice for Bellevue Medalist. Chosen as class president his freshman and junior years, Mike was also selected as outstanding boy in his class during his freshman, sophomore, and junior years. He has partcipated in basketball, football, and track since his freshman year and was se- lected on the All-Class A football team his senior year. Mike is president of the Key Club and a member of the Owlette staff. He has main- tained an A average to rank first in his class scholastically. Page 43 ROGER JOXE5 VIRGINIA TARKINGTON Faculty Faculty Cgdaculty O ROGER JONES His dry humor, his bull-dogged determination, his quietness, his willingness to serve have en- deared this talented cartoonist to all. Roger Jones, who drew and painted the school mascot in the center of the gym floor, has been responsible for many an attractive bulletin board and poster throughout the school. Cgaacufty VIRGINIA TARKINGTON Her ready smile and quiet charm, her de- pendability and intense loyalty to her school make Virginia Tarkington a logical choice for Faculty Medalist. Editor of the Owlette, Virginia is active in all phases of club and athletic endeavors while maintaining an enviable scholastic record. CAROL CLARK JOHNNY LOWE D,A,R, Civitan CD. Tnecfalist CAROL CLARK A sunny disposition, a charming smile, and an eager desire to be of service to everyone are only a few of the attributes of Carol Clark, winner of the D.A.R. Citizenship Medal. The medal is awarded annually to the senior girl who, in the opinion of her classmates and the faculty, best epitomizes the finest characteristics of young womanhood. ivitan ecfalist . JOHNNY LOYVE Strength of character, dedication to purpose, and loyalty to school, God, and his fellow stu- dents have won for Johnny Lowe the Civitan Citizenship Key. Johnny was among the top ten Forensic stu- dents in Davidson County during his junior year, and was chosen the county's best actor his senior year. He is president of the senior class and an ardent debater. Page 45 NIIKE PERKERSON , ' Page 46 3.03 Onol' Students SANDRA CROUCH 2.97 The scholastic average for each senior is figured at the end of the first semester of the senior year. Only those seniors who have a quality point average of 3 or above are named Honor Students. Therefore only Mike Perker- son is considered an Honor Student. Pictured on this page are the five who rank highest scholastically. SALLY PRENTISS A , SANDRA CoNAsTER H 2 .83 CAROL CLARK 2.80 1? 43, DAVID CLARK JUNIORS LEE PARRISH 3 id 5 ,pi ..a5 ' SENIORS CARROLL ALLEN NIARG112 BIQCKER Cgutstancfmg Cgtualents SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ATI-XENA SWEENIZY DARRELL HOLT JUDY SILIXIONS LW- Q? TERRY JOHNSON ., I Page 47 Qest H!!-moan 'k SANDRA CONASTER MIKE PERKERSON 5 gg, , I f mx A ' we iv'-:CCW w MANDY GENTRY JOHNNY LOWE cgzenalliest i' PATT1 0'NE1LL JOHNNY WATSON gf '.w ': - f f u?,K,fV,.f-xf1.,,g,.k:f3Q-rf - . xy P, , if , X X N f A Q L f A ky , , i V ' Y Yfjai FJ L QA 'w w f ' W .f .l,5,q ' 1 ow '-'-Q5 - Q 'f -pf ' Y . ,. ' xr -- wr: - s , '-4, Y 'V 'W 1- . N N ' 1 Xyy ' Page 48 aiu ,gttractions rea test cfeaalerslz 'A' J 'P most .fqrtlzletic i' SALLY PRENTISS ANDY XIERCER THE BIG TGP! west olxooking -A' EDDIE KIRKPATRICK MARGIE BECKER Qest Qsjcfzoof Csjpirit -lr JULIE FURGESS BUTCH Hows T P RCE CARL JOHNSON JOYCE SULLIVAN Lf? U Q4 9 'I .I I' If J I Nm . 'I x M U' X tug . N X I I-if fffwfff I ,ff . , ff, f 'HMI If ,IH XZ! ost Gomzcal GAYLE RICHARDSON YVAYNE DAVIDSON i' SANDRA CROUCH GEORGE BUITREY CARUL CLARK EDDIE CARI-TON Personalities N V-- i o VI J ff I if ,X ' I- 'M,IIX 'f 'Ma most popular 33 'K' CARROLL ALLEN VIRGINIA TARKINGTON V I I P Page 5 1 1 2 -ro' ,liex A 'ui , XQ QI 491--A JJ 'uv gang AND Queen OF Hearts Qs' I ! QYQ wa I JIMNIY DARKS BETH NICKINNIQY is SSI, i 2, I ' 1 'Knee A I ' 1 ' 1 I .Y-I vi ' l f li at 'MI I A' ' 1 W ' ff 4, .F 9... I - . rung gg ,ma I I I ,3: ?jg Wa.. 'D' - , fy Ei K ' ,fa ,nvfwfw L V t . Qsiif i l ffi I, K 1 A 6 5 , gg'g9'5I,'efff. .I - 1 ' .Q-hgszi, 5 'tkibvfzw JIMMY DARKS King of Hearts BETH NICKINNEY Queen of Hearts Gourt BETSY GENTRY RICHARD O'BRIE LEE PARRISH JOE SEATON N Page 53 1 ' mn Page 54 67 311 Queen if ,I 1 F MARGIE BECKER Davidson County F.F.A. Queen .3-3, MW ,SW wwefmrw- ws wwf-ww-ww jf ,, Y 5 5592. KIVI vs 1 MARGIE BECKER First Runner-Up Miss Nashville High lSS BQ!!QUUQ Page 55 Page 56 s a 1 , . , C' Lum WA fi -l is Q 5,255 va' 1 xi J 5 ily- vwS..4 .N-4,X'J X. X it :gifs I odgzisfi Xxx N N tk . iv viz' X: 1 E gf VV :ec VOLUME 32. No. 7 BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, BELLEVUE, TENNESSEE JUNE 8, Glass History As tlIe sun slowly sets upon our high school days. we, the members of the Senior Class, begin to think of our past and wonder about our future. XVe recall many memories and experiences which will help us along the road of life. Although it seems only yesterday, it was September. 1959, that one hundred and sixty-four eager boys and girls found themselves wandering in the halls of Bellevue. After our sponsors, Mrs. Bowen, Mr. Burnett, Mr. Dark, Miss Miles, and Mrs. Smith, herded us into the gym we were given our schedules and set out on our own to explore the mysterious halls of Bellevue. When things settled down and only a few were still getting lost, we elected our class o.Hicers. They were president, Mike Perkersong vice-president, Virginia Tarkingtong secretary, Sandra Conatserg and treasurer, Carolyn Dillingham. Peggy jackson and Mike Perkerson were elected the Out- standing Freshmen. As sophomores we knew our way around. or at least thought we did, and branched out to take Il liner posi- tion at Bellevue High. Chosen to lead us were Carroll Allen, class presidentg johnny Watson. vice-president: and George Buttrey, secretary. The Outstanding Sopho- Inores, chosen later in the year of 1960, were Mike Perker- son and Sandra Crouch. 'Mr. Burnett, Miss Corkran, Mn. Daume, Mrs. Pittman, and Mr. Rochell had the pleasure fwe hopelj of sponsoring the ninety-eight sophomores. September of 1961 found one hundred and ten am- bitious juniors re-entering these halls to broaden their education. Our sponsors had again altered. They were Mr. Burnett, Mrs. Daume, Miss Corkran, Mrs. Pittman. and Mr. Reasons. Serving as our class ofiicers were presi. dent, Mike Perkersong vicepresident, Tommy Mayog secretary, Sandra Crouch, and treasurer, julie Furgess. Sally Prentiss and Mike Perkerson were chosen the standing juniors. The Hrst undertaking of the I Class was that of helping to sponsor the Sweet Party held in February. The junior-Senior Prom an event no junior shall ever forget. The maki: decorations and plans for the big night brought I closer together and made better friends of peop' had only known in passing. Finally at the close 4 year we ordered our class rings and settled ba await the day when we would be powerful seniol At last, September of 1962 arrived and there eighty-seven left to become seniors. Meeting wit sponsors, Mr. Burnett, Miss Corkran, and Mrs. Pi we selected johnny, Sally, Patti, and Tina as ou officers. Outstanding Seniors were 'Margie Beck: Carroll Allen. After we sold ads to finance thc and had our senior pictures made, the annual st: chosen and then it was time for mid-term exar the determining of the Honor Roll. We voted I nicdalists and superlatives. After this we order! personal cards, graduation invitations, and were ni' for our caps and gowns. As the year drew to the days were filled with many important even as Senior Day, late in May, Baccalaureate Servi linally Commencement on june 7, when sever seniors with heads and hearts held high mart receive their diplomas. A long path has been path well littered with books, friends, and cl moments: a path to be walked again only in the Ir of the seventy-nine seniors, now proud alu Bellevue High. GAYLE RICHARDS' Class Historian fast gnc! cgestament We, the Class of 1963, who have played our last show in the halls of Bellevue, pack all our memories and board our circus train to meet the next showplace on our road of life. We have room for only memories and must leave our old possessions behind. ARTICLE 1 To tlIe Faculty, who have given us the courage to ven- ture into unknown places, and have led us from our days as timid Freshmen to our days as proud Seniors, we give our undying gratitude and respect. .kRTlCl.lf To the juniors, ulio will soon follou in our steps, wc leave the experience and props necessary to stage a show and gain the rich reward of :I job well done. ARTICLE III 'lo the Soplromorcs, we bequeath the coopera' goes into a circus show with the ever-present k' that the show must go on. ARTICLE IV To the lfreshmen, we leave the ability to pi selves up from a fall and work harder to somec from that highest trapeze. ARTICLE V 'lliesc personal gifts we leave with individuals use them to stage a show of their own: I, Carroll Allen, bequeath llly good looks fat Richard 0'lirieu. E t l le I0 01 n e 1. res pe TC a?t 3. 113 Mel' a iris, ,Qian hif- le:fS n- taill 5P sell-9 til Caes ge sta ng In. to fl' z1n f ' ptr Gr fm hero! yld. I l'orY5l pre 1 naiell lrill tu IC. Itei I as lad. len, IO? f M' in this ring . . .Q JUGGLERS f 5' x 'r W Qi ff xxx , R P Qi rf Q x Q X I Y YI 5 I of 5. xx G' D W Im , E STAFF Seated: j. Sullivan, R. jones, Crowell, Prentiss, Conatser Sams, O'Neill, Petty. Standing C. Sullivan, Summers, Lovell Becker, Grady, Fox, Buttrey Hows, P. jones, Watson, Tark- ington, McPherson, Allen, Rich- ' ardson. SANDRA CONATSER Editor L Jef O ln. ,st CU-he Qu!! FOR 1963 The OWL Staff presents the 1963 OYVL with the sincere desire that each of its pages holds some fond memory to be kept and cherishedg some thrills and some spills , some laughs and some tears-all blending to form your high school life. The chief goal of the editor and staff has been to publish an interesting yearbook typical of Bellevue High School. The OYVL is a student publication, and membership on its staff is restricted to Seniors. ROGER JONES Layout Editor Page 58 MISS HELEN MILES Sponsor f SALLY PRENTISS Business Manager BUSINESS SALLY PRENTISS Business Manager FAYE FOX GEORGE BUITREY Assistants CAROL Hows PAM JONES JOHNNY IVATSON Circulation Stag MARGIE BECRER Publicity Manager VIRGINIA TARKINGTON Assistant EDITORIAL SANDRA CONATSER Editor MARIE CROWELL LINDA SAMS Club Editors ROGER JONES Layout Editor TORDIY NIAYO Assistfmt JOYCE SULLIVAN Photograph Editor PATII OYNEILL Feature Editor KENNETH PETTY Sports Editor TYPISTS INEZ LOVELL CAROLYN SULLIVAN ALVIN QRADY FAYE SUNIMERS INIARGIE BECKER O GAYLE RICHARDSON Historian CARROLL ALLEN Prophet BARBARA BICPHERSON Will Maker Page 59 STUDENT couucit The officers and sponsor in executive session. PURPOSE The Student Council serves to coordinate stu- dent activities and to promote school spirit. It sponsors Clhristnias boxes for the needy and other worthwhile projects. MARGIE BECKER Secretary My j gil Q. T k, 'I 'Q is 1535 - tin' iz ' 'V ww K. C W N174 . A bspp S J Q .sms W . i iq.. zrkk Em. k,,. A295 if '--. 1- 5 is CAROL CLARK GEORGE BUITREY fiirlr' Iliff'-PI't'.ki!l6'l1f B oys' Vice-President Seated: Miss Corkrfin, Buttrey, C. Clark, NI. Gentry, Becker. Standing: Petty, Prentiss, Johnson, Mangrum, Parrish, Conatser S. Crouch. Lowe, Perkerson, D. Clark, Stephens, 0'Neill. Givens, Holt, XVatson, R. Crouch. Page 60 Rozy I: Virginia Herrick Exrhanqeq Nlandv Gentrv. Axsistnnt Ff'atur1f: Patti O'Neill. Clulvsg .Iohnnv I.Owe. Cirrulationq Virginia Tarkinqton, Editor-in-rhief: -llldy Peach. As.sisl11r1.t Editor: Mike Perkerson. Sandra Conatser. Sports: Sally Prentiss, Features, Row 2: Tavlor. Becker. Johnson. Clark, C, Sullivan. XVeimar. Overton. Hassell. Parrish, Betsv Centrv. Rout 3: Gray, Fergueson. Stephens, Dekloss, Sawyer. I.o'.'ell, Jones. xl. Sullivan. Ron' 4: Barbara Gentry. Givens, Holt. Powell. Bnttrev, Stevens, Sams, Reporierx. GWLETTE STAFF VIRGINIA TARKINGTON JUDY PEACH Editor Assistant Editor , 'QV The Uzviwftf' entleavois to crezxtt' and inaintain O:' P-V-,... .-Q r: 0'-: Crt: '-1U5 ..,.-+ rb,.. ..... -..f f-v if ,-. .75- 2-JO ...- x.fC ,-,- V Q2 -JI27 31. JC '5 my ,- ,.f- ,V :- - CL-51 F7-. A0 V U? ,. ,-.F -,. fix A.. :fu ... ',j..1 AF. If for C .. LIZ'-J GJ. ..,-5 -1... VO 0: .QIZ m ,- v .- . 1 ,- . ,- Mlsm Helen Nllles 15 the lacnultv atlvisor. up-.. Judy, Virginia, and Johnny work on an issue of the Owlette. . 'Mull' 2 af! f' flaw' it .... Qf' . ,ik igi ....t QF S JOHNNY LOWE SALLY PRENTISS Circulation .llanager Feature Editor Page 61 uAnArTCO Sealed: Conatser, Prentiss, 0'Neill, Crouch, Miss Harris. Standing: Stuart, Lovell. Stevens, Hc1'rirk, Parrish, Gently, Hutchi- son, Clark. Butrrey, Crafton, Lowe. Powell. Perkerson. Tarkington. BETA CLUB The Beta Club seeks to foster the growth of character through service and leadership. The club is responsible for the bookstore. BOOKSTORE STAFF Handy Gentry, Patti O'Neil1, Managerg Carol Clark, Sandra Crouch. Page 62 OFFICERS PATTI O NLILL . ..... ......... . . , SALLY PRENTISS ...... SANDRA CROUCH . . . . SANDRA CONATSER ...... Miss ELINOR HARRIS ,,., J . .qv ...rv 3 ,fyf 'I' 4 'W- . . . ,President Vice-President . . . , .Secretary . . , .Treasurer . , . . ,Sponsor 2 1' mm! J First row: Prentiss, Carlton, Allen, Finch, Clark, B, Gentry, Mrs. Duggcr, Merritt, E. Stevens. Second row: R. Powell, Petty, Tucker, Lowe, Crafton, Crouch, Fergueson, Peach, -I. Stephens, Jones. Third row: Pedigo, Gray, King, Hulan, Givens, Over- ton, V. Smith, Coleman, Weimar, Becker. Last row: Conatser, NI. Gentry, C. Powell, Newsom, Spain, Holt, jackson, Dobbs, Herrick. CARROLL ALLEN . . CAROL CLARK .,.... OFFICERS BARBARA GENTRY , . . . MIKE FINCH, ..... NIRS. NAN DUGGER .... . . . .President Vice-President . . . . .Secretary , . . .Treasurer , . , .Sponsor LATIN CLUB By encouraging an interest in ancient Greek and Roman culture, the Latin Club strives to help its members understand the debt our civilization owes to that of classical antiquity. 'Father' Richard Powell opens the Roman Banquet with an invocation to the gods. ,nn Page 63 FGRENSIC CLUB Cast of A Star in the NVindow, which placed third in County One-Act Play Contest. Lowe named Best Actor , Allen and Crafton on All Star Cast. OFFICERS DIUHNNI' LOWE ,. . . President JUDY PEACH . , . . , . Vice-Presidertt VIRGINIA HI-IRRICK ,,., ..,... . Secretary SALLY PRFNTISS ,... . , . , Treasurer NIISS LUCILLE CORKRAN MRS. L DUGGFR . . . Sfzmmnrx f.: MEMBERS Seated: Miss Corkran, Peach, Lowe, Herrick, Prentiss Mrs. Dugger. Second row: XVCiIT121f, Merritt, E. Ste- phens, Sullivan, Gentry, Crafton, Fergueson, Betsy Gentry, P. Smith, Buttrey, V. Smith, NIcCord, C. Sulli- van. Third row: Baker, Stephens, 'McPheI's0n, Pack C. Stevens, Allen. DEBATE TEAMS Ajirmative: JOHNNY LOWE CARROLL ALLEN Negative: PEGGY FERGUESON LINDA MERRITT BARBARA NICPHERSON, Alternate Page 64 F' F' A CREED5 i558 ik! ' 1' F. F. A. BASKETBALL is i sa FUTURE FARMERS PURPOSE The F.F.A. has as its goal the promotion of better rural living. OFFICERS RICHARD O'BRIEN .............. ...,... P resident XIIKE SULLIVAN t,... ...,. V ice-President EMORY LESTER ..... ..,... S ecretary HERBIE MAYS ...... . . .Treasurer KENNETH PETTY ...... .... R eporter KENNETH CARUTHERS . . . . Sentinel XIARGIE BECKER ....... ..... Q ueen MR. W. W. BURNETI' .,.. ..., A dvisor I I BASAQETBALL :HAM :sen MEMBERS Front row: Swindell, Caruthers, K. Petty, O'Brien, Queen Margie Becker, Sullivan, Lester, Mays, Mc- Pherson. Second row: Mr. Burnett, Peach, Nolan, Whitsitt, Crouch, Finch, Stevens, jones, Sharpe, Mangrum, West, C. Smith, Dunn, Seiber, Baker, Heer. Third row: Page, Ashburn, Binkley, Herrick, VVatson, Bennett, T. Petty, Presley, Gaddes, Miller, Tidwell, Groves, Moores, B. Smith. Mike Sullivan, Ken Caruthers, and Kenneth Petty are ready to leave on the F.F.A. trip to Chicago. Mr. Burnett was one of the chaperones. Page 65 JULIE FURGESS . . . . . Lou ANDREWS ..... KIARGIE BECKER. . CARoL ANDREWS . MRS. JESSE SAFLEY . CAROL Hows ..... Lug PARRISH. . . . GLYNN LOGGINS. .. CARONLYN CARTER ..,. . . FAYE Fox ...,......... ..., MRS. CORINNE DAVENPORT. . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary . , . . Treasurer . . .Sponsor .... .President Vice-President Vice-President , . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . . .Sponsor Kneeling: Greer, Spaulding, Sweeney, Barnes, Anderton, O'Kain, Carlton, Hassell, Foster. Seated: Turner, Barbara Tidwell, Becker, C. Andrews, Furgess, L. Andrews, Mrs. Saf- ley, Roberts. Stazzdirzg' Helton, Pendergrass, DeNIoss, Betty Tidwell, King, Loftis, Bohannon, Butler, Stuart, O'Neill, Finch, Sadler, YVilkins. FUTURE HGMEMAKERS Y-TEENS lfirsl row: Carter, Loggins, Hows, Parrish, F. Fox, Mrs. Dav- enport. .Seroncl row: L. Sullivan, J. johnson, D. Sullivan, Sinnnons, IL. Fox, Petty, Page, lnriker, Whaley. Third row: O'Brien, Ferguson, Pedigo, Gray, Mclilroy, Sawyer, Hulan linens, Overton. Lzul row: Tarkington, Conatser, Gentry, King, jones, Pearce, Spencer, P. johnson. - ,kr- Page 66 In front: Neely, Lampley. Standing: Green, Corbin, Mr. Reasons, Buurey, W. Smith, Hendricks, Rainey, jones, D. Smith, Wells, Thomas, johnson, Henderson. Rf f-1 P,- as RONNIE NEEIA ',., ,.... P resident H. O. LAIVIPLEY ..., . , . Vice-President RAY I-'ISK , .,...... , .,,.... Secretary NIR. JAMES REASONS ,.,., ,.,. S ponsor PROJ ECTION CLUB BAND Q. Virginia Herrick, Carolyn Mclilroy, Tommy Porter, Wayne Holt, Nancy jones, Clarinetsg Sara Crafton, Flute, Charles Powell, Trombrmeg Nancy Pack, Chryl Stevens, Saxoplzones, jerry Baker, Barbara McPherson, Trumpets, YVallace Hen- derson, Tuba, jimmy Tidwell, French Horn, Mr. Dennis Looney, Director. m. N., Page 67 OFFICERS BIIKE Picuxzizsox . . . ..,,........, ...,.,.. P resident DAVID CLARK ,... .... I 'ice-President . . ' ' ..... S t Seated: Perkerson. Clark, Carlton, Mr, Shelton. Standmg: ITDIE CARLTON T?Cre 'fry Harrington, Holt, J. Greer, M. Greer, McCord, Marsh, D. SIUART MARSH ------ -'4 ' easwer Greer, Butler, Powell. MR. W. R. SHELTON. . , . . .Sp0'nS0f Page 68 QLUKZRQ ,N 4 Sealed: Green, Richardson, R. Lovell, McPherson, Taylor OFFICERS Summers, Sadler, Thompson, Williams. Standing: Hutchi- INEZ LOVELL . . ....,.,. ...,.,. . President son' I' Lovell, Boyd' Miss Harris' I.oR1-QNL: Born , . , . . . ,Vire-President ANN HUTCHISON . . , , . ...... Secretary Miss ELINOR HARRIS ,. ,,,, Sponsor 4 B CARROLL ALLEN . . NIILLIE HLLAN , , BL'Tc:H Hows , XVAYNIQ HOLT NIR. BUFORD JEYVELL OFFICERS Vire- President President Secretary Chaplain Sponsor HI-Y CLUB Sr'z1tv11.' Hows, Allen, Mr. Jewell. Hulan, Mercer. Standing: Bowers, Holt, johnson, McKnight, RYHLSOII, Darks. 'flf fr MEMBERS OFFICERS Seated: Nash, Barnes, XValker, Travis, Johnson, Grady, BOBBY TRAv15 U , , A Prggidgnf Brumit, King. Standing: Heath, Hyder, Snyder, Weeks, X. W, , -Pr .d Hynds, Thompson, Newsom, Reed, Matthews, NIr. Rochell. JOHN ALLEY? HM mn ent CARL jouxsos. , , Secretary NIR. H. XV. ROCHELL . , Sponsor INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HOBBY CLUB Page 69 F vt 104 ennette Crowell Crouch Chrk Judd XI1 Hall Bums ones. C. Ifrsery, Second rmr: Powell, Moss, Cole. Sullia win Peuitt Iidxsell N Bowl Ethrldge L lrscry Cathew Thur! for Sams. lfitzhugh, Allen, Hulan, Remus, Boyd, Reed, Summers Lust for SCIIHLI Hoodaxd Spain Ianfrles B1 ike Olxuu Stuart. Littleton, Fisk, Hooper. The XVorld Aifairs Club is one of the largest clubs this year. Every meeting is devoted to the discussion of world affairs, and some meetings become very lively. The size of this club attests to the fact high school students are aware of the world about them and like to discuss their ideas. RONNIE JUDD . . CAROL CLARK. . . SANDRA CROUCH BETH NICKINNILY MR. D. E. HALL.. . . . . President Vice-President . . . . ,Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . Sponsor First row: Crowell, Xvatson, Carlton, Lynn, Conatser, Kirkpatrick, Mercer, M. Gentry, B. Gentry, Henderson, Carter, Neely, Miss Karnes. Second row: R. jones, Hassell, Fox, McCord, King, jennette, Thomas, Roberts, Sullivan, Wells, Lowe, Pack, Mr. Reasons. Third row: Bixler, C. Stephens. Pearce, P. Jones, Jackson, DeNIoss, J. Stephens, Corbitt, O'Brien, Hulan, Smith, Moores. Last row: Darks, Clark, Hows, O'Neill, R. O'Brien, McKinney, McPherson, Thomas, Ashburn. PURPOSE Any student may join the Folk Games Club who B Clj wishes to learn to dance, QQ would l1ke.to OFFICERS develop more poise and self-confidence, or like to dance for pleagurel Here Students are afforded Ennis KIRKPATRICK ,.............. ,.......... P resident an opportunity for wholesome fun and enjoyment, ANDY MERCER ----'-- ..,..... V ice-President and for development of accurate response to SANDRA CONATSER - -- - 4- 5eCfffff1 Y'Tfe0SUffff rhythm. Miss JOANN KARNEs MR. JAMES REASONS ' ' --- Spfm-9075 Page 71 fold: to serve others-locally, nationally, in- ternationally, to develop skills, leadership ability, and civic responsibility. 3 i . First row: j. Stephens, L. Sullivan, Herrick, Sawyer, Miss Karnes. Second row: Crafton, Helton, Brake, Merritt, P. Smith, J Johnson, Page, Tucker, ColemaII, V. Smith, Xvhaley. Third row: Nlclilroy, McPherson, Petty, S. Sullivan, Pewitt, Anderton D. SullivaII, Jones, Allen, Hulan, DeM0ss, C. Stevens. Last row: lSzxltlwiII, Barnes, Brulnit, Littleton, Ozment, Fisk C. Smith Gray, Pedigo, Williams, Sweeney, Pendergrass, P. johnson. Q-vannvtv OFFICERS VIRGINIA HERRICK ,....,....,. ........ P resident jovcia STEPHENS .,... . . . Vice-President lINDA SULLIVAN , . . ,.,,.,. Secretary -.. PATSY SAYVYER .....,... .... T reasurer ' VIIss JOANN KARNES . , . .,.. Sponsor JUNICDR RED CROSS PURPOSE The Junior Red Cross purpose is two- fe. Members work on Christmas packages for needy and aged. SN HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS SENIORS Kenneth Petty, Patti O'Neill, Sandra Conatser. JUNIORS David Clark, Lee Parrish, Roy Mangrum. SOPHOMORES Darrell Holt, Janice Givens, Joyce Stephens. FRESHMEN Doyle Watson, Ronnie Crouch, Terry johnson. In ,rv ww' QNLQ ,www We swims!! ' ' i , - Yr AQ LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Beth McKinney Danette Weimar Patsy Sawyer Melba Finch julie Furgess d S' Ju y lmmons Yvonne Hassell OFFICE ASSISTANTS Handy Gentry Victoria Reed 'Nancy Boyd linen Pearce Faye I-'OX fin fronlj Barbara Gentry lee Parrish Page 73 Mandy Gentry presents a S5.00 check to Sally Prentiss for the Forensic Club poster, 'first place winner in the Pep Week poster contest. xmas' ,sf- 1 Members of the OWL staff worlr hard to finance the OWL. L f ff g Keeping basketball 'fans well supplied with colces and popcorn was only one of the Key Club's projects. Student Council members display their Christmas food baskets collected for the needy. ag Page 74 Virginia Herrick eagerly waits to register Barbara Gentry as a member in the Jun- ior Red Cross membership drive. W' in this ring . . . LION TAMERS ATHLETICS I I lll'ill I Pg 75 V131 FOCUS GN W MIKE PERKERSON KENNETH PETTY ANDY NTERCER Halfback Guard Quarterback C3 5 rEEr E E rr E E r1rffE2lf2rE1rflEEN 524 f' N78 E13 id' SQUAD First row: Sharpe, Wells, Perkerson, Mercer, K. Petty, Hulan, Bennett, Carlton, Judd. Second row: Lampley. Finch. Snyder, Green, Mangrum, T. Petty, Hows. Third row: Manager 'Darks, Coach Hall, Miller, Allen, Sullivan, Davidson, Smith, But- trey, Assistant Coach Reasons, Manager Bixler. I , ,. . ff: . ta E -'virlf k 7 . in 1 ' 47,1--J F' 1 K' 1-. at, ' at 1 32 ' Y -ft -5 Q 'U-3' - t .Em l ., T, S lug? ' llt, 53, 'fb' , f' ' WF' ef? ' Lg COACH AND CAPTAINS ,,., -I, J I I .,-P 4 I V uf 'Qvwismkl 4 I COACH HALL v' sf T ,i Mgr, ' st QQ . N ' 'vw ,. 'u'5Z,5v ,915 iv ,,. f- .ygi-'xfynif , l3-332 :.'.,::.'v': ' -fx-5-',: X , -. 22 MIKE PERKERSON, KENNETH PETTY , kill gf 5 'Lf . 1 ' T' ., ysgfzi f . ',.2,ii?w'j,CQlfg'-Taglgr, 1951? 5 V N , , . 4, t- 6, nm? f - W A :.4 VJ, L V ,T S A , V ' - 'T' ' G i t ' .S CARROLL ALLEN ROBERT SMITH TOMMY CARLTON Center End Halfback Ma' l 29' f -t v tk I l ' s X rl Page 77 S 4 1 . - . W ' s - 1 i 'l e 1, 'K if e f ef.. Q '81, . . Kmh, ir fi m,.1 ,A m', f . .. . A ' X I if is A ..... 2 0 A x vc -jj 1 T g ' WILLIE HULAN RONNIE Junn MIKE SULLIVAN FUllbllCk Guard Tackle The Bellevue Owls had one of the best seasons that they have had in years. They finished first in the Class A Division of the N.I.L. and were undefeated in their classg although they were beaten twice by Class AA teams. The Owls have made a great improvement over last year's record. They had a 6-2-1 regular schedule this year and comparing it with last year's 4-4 record you could say they had a successful season. The Owls clinched the Class A Championship in their final game with Howard. They won the championship in the last forty seconds of the game by tying the score up at l4-14. Although Howard was also undefeated, they had been tied once be- fore. After the game, the players voted unanimously to go to the Strawberry Bowl at Portland, Tennes- see. They knew that they would play a much stronger team there than they had ever played beforeg but this was the first Bellevue team ever to get a bowl bid. Although the Owls were treated kindly in Portland, they were defeated 46-6. Page 78 SENIOR PLAYERS Kneeling: Smith, Davidson Petty, Allen, Judd, Sullivan lan, Mercer, Perkerson. Hows. Standing: Carlton, Hu- m b 4 ,Z , .,.. j , F V l. ip 5 , -, ,I bl V QM I A , il lllt , 1 S f , 7 f. 's f F S I N H n N . a-., ,dl -'if' WAYNE DAVIDSON HENRY BENNETT ROBERT BUTTREY Tagklg Fullback End Mike Perkerson, Andy Mercer, and Kenneth Petty made both the Nashville Banner All Class A and the Nashville Tennessean All Class A teams. On the second team were Robert Smith, Carroll Allen, and Mike Sullivan. On the third team was Tommy Carlton. Coach Hall received the Class A Coach of the Year award. The Owls lose 12 players by graduation or semester eligibility, ll of whom were regulars. They are co-captains Petty and Perkerson, Carlton, Hulan, Smith, Davidson, Allen, Judd, Sullivan, Hows, Mercer, and Buttrey. B-TEAM First row: Maynard, Snyder, De- Moss, Givens, Norris, Drake. Second row: M. Smith, Littleton, W. Smith, Sharpe, Fisk, Watson, Weeks, j. Smith, B. Smith. Third row: Mckiullens, Baldwin, jones, Hyder, D. Smith, C. Smith, johnson, Moores, Coach Rochell. fx E B n ,...f ' ' 1 ' - '-- l'4'fi...2 V Sept Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. SCHEDULE 81 SCORES Bellevue ...,.,.,. 19 Hillwood , Bellevue ..,. .... O Central . . . Bellevue ..., . . 14 Mt. Juliet , Bellevue . . , . . 19 Hume-Fogg . Bellevue .,.. . , 0 Cumberland , Bellevue . . , .14 joelton , . , . Bellevue . ,. . 27 Two Rivers Bellevue 33 Stratford .. Bellevue ......,. . 14 Bellevue Howard , , . Strawberry Bowl 6 Franklin, Ky. . .. l r I Q . l V 0 2 0 7 21 7 9 19 14 46 1 Page 79 l 32' 5? ff',-,,Qf ' J ..,k K ,A Q- ,k HVf, -G J' ,Xi .. g 5 , -f,g,fg5,5g,gggifg1.,f1 xl K, , W, 'E' Page 3 0 FX 19 Petty, Mercer. and Perlrerson dress for game. Co-Captains Mike Perkerson and Kenneth Petty, and Coach Hall admire the trophies that the Class A Champions won during the season. On the bottom step is the Nashville Banner rotating trophyg on the next step the permanent trophy awarded to Bellevue by the Banner. On the right of Coach Hall is the Nashville Tennessean trophyg on his left the Runner-Up trophy from the Strawberry Bowl. It .,.. - f. ei Manager J. Darlrs tapes ankle for T. Pe ,gl ax :-rr 6,1 y iv- in T: if 434915 DOUGLAS E. HALL Coach in ..,l. -,,. - M, L :,i , in I if!! I:-' ,Q 'LAI l w-v C!! 22' 1 F!! M 5 I-sk I C, A Yi' 'mm B3 'Z Milne Finch, Ted Petty, Roy Mangrum lisfen as Coaches Hall and Reasons discuss game. 2922525 JAMES REASONS Assistant Coach 'X ,W 4 A ' 5 V .. T f 'V ,yr xv, J pf, .5 ft, if -' if .Q :, Arr ' l' ll ' ,123 C .1 s -,. is 'E 5 1 F Q 3' -1 KENNETH PETTY Most Valuable On the Athletics title page Mike Perkerson, Coach Hall, and Carroll Allen show oil the individual honors that each won. Mike has two Optimist Player of the Week plaques and a trophy for the Best Sport in Class A awarded by the Civitan Club. Coach Hall won the Class A 'Coach of the Year plaque and Carroll has his trophy for Best Linemanu which he won in the Strawberry Bowl. Toss before Bellevue-Two Rivers game. Page 81 a ,., 3 ,L M 2 L 3 f 1 f,,4as:?'i f ze 1 -n Q , '1 9 if '73-3 fihxs, ,V '.,,Ewf 21 gm -, V 'jf vz fwgzvwy k gftf Sir wif -.N ueefl JOYCE SULLIVAN Om THE COURT Pam Jones, Glenda Fox, Glynn Loggins, Members of Cozzrfq Judy Simmons. I re.wl1111an Atterzzlmzl: Carolyn Carter. junior Ai 1t?!I!lI17Ilf the Queen: Margie Becker, .Srfzzior Attendant: Xyokzi Mitchell, .S'UIJllUlllOI'l' f1z'terz1lrn1fJ l.lIltl21 XY00d, Bzrrlmzntx Gentry, lirnestine XYind0rfer, rllU7lIl16V5 of Court. In front: Ilill Hows, Jr., llf'r11lzl.' Cheryl Hows, Crozt'r1.lJer1rer,' Stephen Sexton, Mark Barrett, Train liearersg janet Pratt, Seeptor Bearerg David Dobson, Herald. Robert Smith presents flowers to pretty Judy Sim- mons, freshman attendant. Co'Captain Petty crowns Queen Joyce. Co-Captain Perlrerson waits to pre- sent the queen a gold football. The Homecoming procession moves toward center of field. Omlll Page 83 Cheer 1 Vi I SHARON HASSELL Captain .. 8aOfWClfC! QUQI' 68 OUI' WC1tChWOI'CL Gonquer CHIC! pI'QVCZl'!. . . SQUAD Patti O'Nei1l, Carolyn Carter, Faithe Overton, Julie Furgess, Dianne Page, Sharon Hassell, Frieda King, Yvonne Hassell. Page 84 leaders PATH O'NEII,L Senior JULIE FURGESS Co-Captain .. gall! to tlzee, our Elma mater, Qeffevue gfiglz, frail! CHEERLEADERS FOR FOOTBALL Front row: Sharon Hassell, cap- taing Linda Sullivan, Dianne Page, Faiihe Overton. Second row: Frieda King, julie Furgess, co-captaing Sue Hirsbrunner, Patti O'Neill. Page 85 y E EE E i Coach Reasons, I,ittleton, Lampley, Greer, Buttrey, Kirkpatrick, Hill, johnson. Mercer, Marsh, Allen, Perkerson. Kneeling: Managers Darks and Tidwell. BOYS' BASKETBALL - The Owls had a long season playing 20 games and winning only 5. The Owls always seemed to play everybody a real good game, many times losing by only a few points. The boys showed great improvement in the late season games, but un- fortunately their opponents did, too. The Owls lose 6 by graduation or eligibility. They are Carroll Allen, Mike Perkerson, Robert Buttrey, Andy Mercer, Eddie Kirkpatrick, and Mike Hill. Mika PERKERSON ROBERT BUTTREY 'DONNIE GREEK Guard Forward F0f1Uf1Td Page 86 Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue .,.,...45 SCOREBOARD 40 Hillsboro ..... 58 West qlfairviewj 37 Antioch . . ,... 49 joelton , . .. 34 Hillwood ....., 43 Madison . 54 Donelson , , . 43 Maplewood . 68 West QFairviewj . . , . . , 20 Cumberland , Donelson . E 1 -2 S L T i' 'iv SENIOR PLAYERS Front row: M e r c e r , Hill, Kirkpatrick. Second row: Al- len, Perkerson, Buttrey. 1 f 4l Bellevue . 47 Bellevue . 41 Bellevue . 39 Bellevue . 50 Bellevue 60 Bellevue 60 Bellevue . 52 Bellevue 54 Bellevue .. 47 19r 78 Bellevue , . ., 47 , ,. . 44 . . 38 , . . . 49 . . . 46 . 37 . ,. , 29 , 57 . .. 48 11 District 54 Two Rivers Antioch . Maplewood joelton . , . Overton .. Cumberland Hillsboro . Hillwood . Madison . Tournament Glencliff . . . COACH AND CAPTAINS H. O. LAMPLEY TERRY jot-iNsoN Genie' Guam COACH RmsoNs 38 . 54 50 34 .64 38 43 62 ,64 ,68 C0-CAPTAINS PERKERSON AND BUTFRIEY XVITH Page 87 . A T ll' Q , 1 u-.pant On steps: Conatser, jones, Fox, Hows. BASKETBALL Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Page 88 DANETTE WEIMAR SANDY CONATSER In front: Tarkington, Fmwafd Fmwafd SCOREBOARD Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Antioch Maplewood -Ioelton . Overton Cumberland Hillsboro Hillwood Madison 19111 District T011 rrmment 37 Clencliff , 37 Maplewood x i El ,gi 'lf gl has X ' . S , if fb A X lf U- sg X 'S I ANC: . K N- . R ' xx. N 74.-I x 7--H K -.,..- 5 1. .2 CAROL Hows SALLY PRENTISS Forward Guard Close wins and losses earmarked the 1962-63 season. Despite the loss of many of last year's players the Owlettes earned an overall record of ll-ll, including a few upsets of higher ranked teams. The Owlettes again produced a fine All- City Guard in Sally Prentiss who was selected on both the jVU.Yll'l.'1.Il6 BIl7771f??' and Nfzslmille Tennes- seanis All-City teams. Sally was ably assisted by VIRGINIA TARKINGTON FAYE FOX Guard Guard Virginia Tarkington and Faye Fox who held several scoring aces under their averages. Sandy Conaster was the leading scorer, Hnishing the sea- son with an I8 point average. Carol Hows averaged l0 points per game. WVeimar will be the only regular to return, but freshman and sophomore prospects look promising as the Owlettes begin to build a strong team for next year. Left to right: Gray, Dekloss, jones, Hows, Conatser, Prentiss, Fox. Tarkington, Sawyer, Gentry, Weimar, Stephens. Standing: Manager Gaddes, Coach Karnes, Manager Clark. 0 0 ' gy . n, Dx f' f sl - 5 . ,a.. . VKAV Xi, w Mu' wmmflf , Page 89 BOYS .S6l1fE'd,'JOIlI1SOIl, Ii. Jackson, G. jzxrkson, Littleton, Ncwsmn, Nfoorcs, Nlnrsh. In rffar: Coach Rczlsfms, Nlanager Tidwell. 1' 3 .J KI ff'Iing.' Cizlrllml, IR-wilt, Kelso, QIIIIIIIOIIS, S. Sullivzm, Hulzm, King. D. SIIIIIXZIII, Owens, Pnrrislw. Fox. Petrv. Sfll7IfIiHQ.' Gill IIGQ. IIIIZIYIIQFIT Cozlfh Kzuncwg CTIz1rk, HIIIIIIIQFV. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL - Page 90 295 First row: T. Carlton, Judd, K. Petty, Gross, Scott, xl. C. Carlton, Nicks, Huskey. Second row: Grady, Butler, Woodard, Thomas, Hulan. Mercer, Perkerson, E. Carlton. Hlhite, Manager. Last row: Coach Hall, Murphy, Vestal, Manager, Swin- dell, Corbitt. Green, Mangrum, Gray, T. Petty, Newsom, McDonald, Buttrey, Davidson. TRACK for Bellevueis track season was a very short one in 1962. The Owls ran in only three meets. However, they managed to win all three. Marvin Butler broke the school record for the 880-yard run. He also placed in the Banner Relays and in the District VII Meet. obert Buttrey-Shot Put 48' for school recordg placed 2nd in anner Relays, 2nd in Optimist Relays, Marvin Butler-880 yd. un. Time: 2 min., 10 sec. Placed 3rd in 880 yd. Run in Dis- rict III Meet. Mercer, Green, K. Petty, Perkerson, T. Carlton-Sprinlters. Green placed 3rd in 100 yd. Dash in jr. High Division. Time: 11 2 . 1 Ss. haf if t1 5 '49'f f ,s nr 2 435 ..N Page 91 1 ' 218 X Q? A. 35 1 1, fl 25-W'-,E cfm - S af' 'nu th hy 1-.. Summli meelmg Ballet or minuei? Bet they couldn t do 'clus agam xl they tried! Aw nos-l For mn? Cheer, cheer for old Bellevue High! Jump ball!?l? Hey O.K. Now what? '. ewhafvw ' X l donsloixals 9 POEMS Ol the or tackle? ...- WENDELL SMITH'S OPEN -AIR MARKET HOLDER AND NORTHERN 5300 Charlotte Avenue CY 7-9147 C H. D. Hxghsmith, Manager Phone CY 7-3574 I ' Compliments of Page 94 FORD-MUSGROVE DRUG co. 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Guye 182 White Bridge Road t CY 8-5579 CY 7-0076 N ashville, Tennessee 'il Qgllll lei iff--El li '.!l!!1Zl , Wh FLAGG shoes are Cl campus favorite Way-Ahead Styling Keyed to the Masculine Pace Stay-Ahead Styling Eyed by the Feminine Race lEasy comfort and right price, Tooll Style leaders wear shoes S 625 Church Street Green Hills S.C. Madison Square S.C. R0d'S Auto Service Handy Pantry Store No. 9 24-Hour Wrecker Service Highway 100 CY 7-7773 6409 Charlotte Ave. Page 95 Y , Y' 1 96 580 , 1 -.. 4 CHARLOTTE PAGE HAFFNER 0'KxAlN szanzsr I f, Q 3' ,Yak Q.. 'W 531' ! -3 Fi.-ef. . s 6 iq? 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