Bellevue High School - Owl Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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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?