Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

R all' Introductmon Admmxstrutxon Classes Orgcrmzahons Features Sports Adverhsmg 'I iv CONTFNTS cmd Fuculiy Page 1 1 n E NINETEEN FIFTY A PUBLICATION OF BELLEVUE HI SCH ellevue, Kentu Om ,-fem Maw 1 U 1 1 1 ini '- , Al ,. ,un 'lv ff ffli 9' , Q ' I ' f ' --- JJ' 9 I I 5 ga: 1 171 1 QW' I, if A 5 Z? .35 4 ,cf 52 sl fe W .,-1-a,.,, ? 'Es - f 1.4 'aj' ,,-,'4.5g,v 14,1 A f. ,Ms Lf ,,,, W-wif, Ja v 'F A f N ' i1 753 . ' 'A' 1 ' - l K ' f Q Q , T W f.g!,'f.Jq - g fjQ l, is f I? 21' ,, A sa ' '91, W , an ...N- ' 0,5 1 ,M . A-V - ,W Sl'l'lElllN'l'liNllliN'l' C. S. Dale Bellevue is fortunate in havina as its Superintendent cf Schools, a competent administrator who knows how to relate and coordinate the functions and activi- ties of the school to the community. He has helped to build and maintain a wholesome and vital interest on the part of the citizens of Bellevue in their school system. ln spite of these heavy duties, Mr. Dale finds time to work Closely with the students and faculty from day to day on a personal basis, insuring for them an adequate, well- balanced and stirnulatina educational program. PRINCIPAL Geo. H. Wright As Principal and teacher, Mr. Wriaht keeps in close tcizch with every mem- ber of the student body. With sympathy and understanaina he handles our little problems and difficulties as they arise throuahout the year. His Warm and friendly personality, together with a certain firmness and decisiveness of manner, have won hirn the respect and admiration of all of us. BOAllD 0F EllllCATl0N Lester Ballance, President Lzwrence Griesinaer, Secretary lfrzuerzlz .'! Gentrup, Vice President 't.'!i.1iam Galvagni Bernie Rechtin lack Klein Ralph Eezanson, Treasurer 'Halter Vfaqner, Attorney C. S. Dale, Superintendent Standing Committees Buildings and Grounds: Messrs, Galvaqni and Klein Finance: Messrs. B-echfin and Genfrup Teachers and Textbooks: All members of the Board The Board of Education this year has one new member-Tack W. Klein who succeeds Thomas W. lvlooar. The Boards goal, as in the past, has been to operate the best possible school program with the money made available by the local taxpayers and the State. Its financial policy is to operate on a cash basis with no deficit financing. For the second time within a decade, the Board laces a crisis in school management and support-teacher shortage and greatly increased operating costs. These problems will be met and solved as they have been in the past. CI.eh to riqhtl Seated: Bernie Rechtin, William Galvagni, Frederick Gentrup. Lester Bailance, Iack Klein. Standing: Ralph Bexanson, C. S. Dale. Walter Wagner. Lawrence Griesinqer. ai-?'f'? I-Jl k Nl' .gggn-an Wi.. J' 41' W-Clin? ' m -my-1 -pf'-. TIIEY liflllli l'S MRS. IMOGENE BENNETT Fmglxsix, ffptclfmw MR. BEN FLORA Ccagh I11s'f:j.' MISS DOROTHY JOHNS Spcmsh Ge: JYIQTITY IWUSS MARGARET BERGMEYER MR. CECIL CRAIG MR. HARRY DODGE frixygg-iq L fm fl' 3-2 ,-.5337 5 S17 T11 f'1fAYi 1 fi: KSQCII MRS. SYVILLA GETZ MISS NELVA GILES MR- ROBERT HIMMLER Ay: 1,,E:3y,gg3 ASS? Cf T IL Af1':3r:1 1r MISS LOIS IUSTICE MR. ROGER KLEIN MR. ICE KOHLER Him? Ei'r:i:Tt. s 5'gt31:t1v'I' .-'f's:,f,1r.1'-,f C' if-'Tlf'. ?'I:' ry frf-1, 1 'IO E+' X 44 'M'-Y -9' as-, A- f - 409 MISS LOYCE MEADOWS MR. ROBERT MILLER MISS VINCO MOORE MISS VIRGINIA MURRELL MR. IOHN PERDUE MR. SAMUEL R. POWELL MR. IOI-IN SCHAAR MR. HENRI SCHNABI. MR. WILLIAM SEBASTIAN MRS, MARGARET SMITH MR. ELIAS TAYLOR MISS RUTH WARREN 'II N ,V 1. .ff mf. I 'Y , 4 4 ,A 5. 1,3 'H A:,Qj:f Y' .iff iff, ,,?4314XE,g, - .iwf fs' W 2 , .VN vw . fa ,V 'I I V 5.1 ' Fw ,afpf .. ', 1 I -Eb- fmmw N, wx. y. , 'ln H X A ,.,in7l,-,sv 1 2 . Q , fi ,, if , ' , uv' , x ' , R Y X x 14 ? Q .A TIV T AC 'l IES s I X,PK ' fe fs? ,XA fob if Sl4Nl0ll Ll ASS 0l'l4Il I IIS Prcsidcvnt Vice Presideni Secretory Treasurer Skating Party NORMA BINGHAM 'To know her is to love her R dmq Cub l Scrence Club l Conservatlon Club l Cee Club l 2 3 4 Pres 4 Mlxed Chcrusl 2 3 4 N K E A Chorus 2 3 4 All State Chorus 4 Gxrls semble 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 V Pres 2 l'reas IPI 1 3 4 Pres 3 4 Gxrls State 3 'Stu uncrl t P 2 Class lfres R V Pres 3 H R Sec 4 Prom Oueer 3 rrerctal Club Pres 4 Offlce l 2 Speech Comes 3 4 rarrsh Club 2 3 Edrtor of Reflector 4 Girls Teague IACK BINKLEY Be are-at rn act as you have been rn fhouqht Football I 2 3 4 Captam 4 All State Hon roble Men tr n 3 All State Thrrd 'leam 4 Post All btars 4 Bas 1 f ta u 'lmck l Best Athlete Award 4 'Lmemun Award 4 ll n ral le lJl9l'lllOl'l Natlcnal All American Hxqh School l otl,a'l leam IUNE COX Ncthtnq great was ever achreved W1 hout erthusrasm 1er1eClubl F H Ph P 4 Lrar1ar14 Hell ctor 4 C rnm rttal Club 4 Glee lub 4 IOAN CRAWFORD The only way to fmd a frrend IS to be Cne rdtnq Clul l ee Clulu 1 2 4 Ho L ncrnrcsi b Hrllc Clul 4 l-tctlcctor 4 IOAN CUNDIFF lts wel to be honest and true F H A l C A A 3 Headrnq Club 2 Span sh Club a b cto TOM CUNDY nc lut hxrrtsclf rs his war: rt c 4 v 1 u n ab l rr as Qt 1 1 sf 1 Base rs l.l L4 Q. Stnoles nncr dp o 4, on H nn r HM DANIELS are 1 1 1' Reflector 4 Chcmtstr ul 4 IIM 'DIXIUS tc dtcd than wo rc ALVIN DORSE ln '1 lt rs a worthy qcr lcrnan cxucdrnalv w If 1 2 K uc UA mrrr11st4 B 1 Gee u .vol Mrx J Cuar t 4 Ban 3 Al 'S n S 3 1 Bra 4 S rence C R adm, C .lb 4 Latrn Clul 3 Cherrr 'rv Club e t MARILOU FROMME s ret 1Pd1V1ClLlG hara H ad C, Club l Scrence Club te crus 4 6 C ul H s 2 Ccmmercr l Cub Pres 4 Cfhce 1 Ccntcs l 3 4 s t LdllC1'CfR rector 4 NL: Yi-AJ 4 la: 0 Eh . .3, Ph' ' , 2, , , . 5 5 ' ' 5 . dent Co , 2, 3, 45 H. Pt. res. l, 5 ' . 15 H. . . X , '5 . . . 5 r 5 Com- SAJ it ' , .145 I ' I l 5 ' ' .K l I I, 3. .. . 1 Q , . .. mlttl 1, 2, 3, re:,ftf5,tf.f s ff 4, B cr b 2,'3, 4, SC' if 5 . . A. ly G. A. A. l, 45 .i ri 5l.:i- ' ' - e 5 or e T ' ' 5 A C . He: ' , 5Gl ' 1, G, A. A. 1, ,Q me 'yo flu 2, A ' J 5 ' A' . l I I4 I 1- , V ,I . A : 1 1 1 lg Czzrnrrtercl l Clu lg hotles r 4. 'N:. w r A 5' f llel. Sp.: :slr Club 2, 3, 45 Headtng Club l, 2, 3, 5 Con- ser .t1or. Club l, 2, 3, 45 'BH Cl b l, 2, 3 45 Scie ie Cl' . , 2, ff, T .A 35 Hefle ' TI 45 Ph: Pt 4 l.1l.rf fart l, 25 Ctllric- 45 licctbt tl Mqr. !5 lirrslcfftlwxtl ., 25 A- l'a.l Mgr. lA 'fbrtn' , l.2, l.3, 5 Ky, 231- HJ A l 35 lv4-Jtr't1.mQrt' fu i- Ally: 2 J 'lie is -2 t ef heart. Sqn-nce Club l, 2, Q, 1: 2 A' 5 ' A ' y C. J 5 l.o'1n Club 45 Headmq Club l, 25 Football lg Conser- v.:f1,n Clul: l, 25 Otlitio 4. ' lrutlt hath Lett tr :A s . rds to qrre it. ll' zltntg Ciull lg Ht,-flaffitcr 4. ln 116. e ' '- .5 A 5 A 'a- n ell 1 lx-llXiRlQ1ll'lll5 2, 3 Al5 All-State Cltcrus 3, 45 N. . E. A. K'lr4,zus 45 Girls' Gl -A Cl l Afro A ' 5 0' 14 C. E, fl, 3, 45 P zzz' ,rxc rf 45 ' 'lt te 5 f d l, 2, 3 Al: N. K ll, A. Band l, 2, '5 l.trrte Ba d 35 All- f :f-- Qrcltslctra 25 lfGIllr.l'lr: Horn Sale 'l, 2, ', 5 'ss ffA wet l, 2, 3, 45 Primo Solo 2, 3, 5 Q 'lub l, 2, Pres. 2- e' 1' CE' 5 . J '5 rs A 45 P211 Pi 45 Hef. cor 4. The great hope ol cc' .y is '. ' l g cter. ff' rn C g lg Glfe CJD 2, 3, 45 l.l1xt1:l Chorus 3, 45 N. K. E. A. Ci 5 E. H. A. 2, 3, V. Pres, 35 Phi Pi l, 2, 3, 45 Rillf 'lm 2, 45 , R, v Treo: 5 'a L 4, V. A . 5 A 45 Sgifecl A t , 2, 5 A S . PJ' ef' . ' ,'- I z- H, lj ,L . if --E' 1 4 . A . , ,. - , 15 ' ' ! 'f- - ,034 fb: u.. --a-M DICK GABEL TLD GAEDDERT 'n 5 SKS RALPH GUCKIEN r 'wake cz e 3 Bcm KENNETH HAKE rn well nes wor hy m e' o 2 3 4 Sex .1 2 3 4 A Sc1eOrCl'1esrG3 Ch C1..b2 3 4 Pres 4 Ver 2 3 4 lrak r e cr4 Clbemxs ry Club CLAIRE HALLER r ess l N 1. sbe smlled at me e ar1ar1 4 r 2 3 4 lV1xed Chorus 2 3 4 r s bnsemble 3 4 G A A 2 C L5 L4 Edx' r fReflec1or 4 Spun sn C ub 3 C'19Y'l1S ry Clu 4 H R Sec GY A Fd C O Ce Salu alorx n ED HARDEN 1 'day be s 1 bu l Love bxq 1deGS Bcsne e C ul' 2 C nservcmon Club ELIZABETH HYDER e cz a p spe us be thy e Gee us N K C o us 2 4 S ewce Club l Conser xatx r C P 2 V Pres 3 Lcmn u 4 C el 2 3 4 Reflec l- IOYCE IONES lre un ma e you fcur hum mode you G H1 U A 3 P111 P1 4 Rxfle Club 4 S xe :1 Counc1l l 4 H R Pres l 3 F1 R lre s 4 Ofhce 2 3 4 Reflector PAY KROGMAN A e e a V11 IF! exx le Glee C d ld s ms 3 S er e 1 2 3 4 cqd 2 3 a G A A l 2 4 Refleclo BERNIE KRUSE A Q rv lr cr rr l-c n cx cheerful countenance r c Cu.: l Fc 1Cll l Baskelbol l 2 Ph1 r 4 lenms '7 Ofhce H 'Press 16 Q.:e gs :ai Lie at al. withaut delgh i2p:r.1.ji Clai I 2 Fergizrfg Club Q A File Club 3, Z, ., -2 S:1:r.:e 2.43 Q, .1,X7 :res Q- Fe:.e:t:r 4, Faseball 2 3. 4 ?-g':g:1. 1, 2 E::snetbalQ I, 25 Tcnms I. 1 agp: a: ul. ina' may :e::rne cz 1 an. lee C.-:, 4, Q -2 fl E .l.. Ciara' 2, 3 4 Band l. 2 Q .zfzeife C.g:L 1 Lg :teaalxa Club 1, Ease1Cal1 2, 35 ::.: 1. Q :'.e1.a:3':r 4 Czeragstry Cla: 4' Ea ' fball l, 2. E3-:t.1.:.:.e: ::..s ::.a: very .gztle IS 1eeci-ed zo .1 1 g1.i::v .:3e1 .1:. a CM11 1, Q, 35 Sczezc Club l, 2, 5 d l, 2, Sie CSCI 51:71, take hir: and use hi ', ' ' 1 cf it. Eazd l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Truqo 1 Tri l, , 1 : tel I, 7, 3, 125 D111-:ed Chaz' s .., , 5 ll- : 1 1 5 1--1.1S'a'f Cr.:r.1s 3, 45 N. K. E. A. crus 2, 3, 45 S'v'1:i5E1 Cruz: 2, 35 Conservation l' , , 5 . 5 Gee C.u:3 2, 3, -15 Basketball 11 , , , 5 'C c Mg. 2, -2: 'EH CZJAIL 2, 3, 45 Hell Ci 5 . ' Z 4, Treas. 45 Prom Attendant 35 R. Sec. 15 Trumpet Sac 3, 4 Scirzce C.ub E, 2, 3, Pres. 3. lovelir. 1 :ever lane' 'r1t1l ' Ph1P1 1, 2, 3, 45 Scienc Club l5 Libr ' 2, 31 7 Al Club lg Glee Club 1, , - 1 - N. K, I. A. Chorus 3, 45 Girl ' -1 , 5 , . . l, 5 heerleader 2, , 5 Qc 1: 5 . 1' l'1J5l:.H.A.l:1.'Z 'L3'5..c13g M ite 1 ant 2: Speech Contest 2, 3, 45 ffl 1, 3, 45 1 ',, . u . ' 11 ' 11 all, .xt 11 ' ' ' toall ly Scgenc 1 1. I, 5 o ' l- Phi Pl 35 Reflector 45 Spanish Club 3. Fair be all :hy hop s, n' ro rc lif I C.p:b Q 2, 3, 45 Mixed Cher 2, 3, 45 . . E. A. h Y' f, 3, 45 F. li.:-1.3, 5 ai 1 1 1. 5 - o1 1u1:l,2,hiP1l,,3,-Q,. .: 'Clb l, 2, 3, 5 Peadzzg Club l, 25 ffic . , 1 5 , tor 41 Commercial Cla., 4, 1 hand thai F. 2' cl ' ' good. ..'.P1. 1,2, 35 ?.11. . .15 ' ' 3 ' 5 C' nce C.u' l, 25 Student ' , 5 . . . 5 I-l.F.Se:..15 . ' a.: ' 111 4. f :d r hear:- All 'b lub 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixe.. C..OYJ 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. I5 Spaj Club -5 ci 1: Club lg Phi P' 11 1 1 : Girls' Le 'e Z..-5CZCffY1 C:1l1.2lf . 1 1 : C r4. rn-r 5 11e 1 1a: -1' - . Scinf C11 '5 sto 5' ' l., ,Y APi 3, 45 RC!lC5CiC 5 m V 1.5 . A 41 1 R. . . 2. NORMA LAMPING 1 w1'l be m1ld ond gentle 1n my words en e Clule l F H Ph1 P1 l 2 .5 4 Glee Club 4 Reflecfor 4 L1brc1r1r.1r1 Commer 1c1l Club 4 ELLIS LANG A m dest m P never Jlks f levnself Fl J:l1nq Club l Art ull l SfOl'l1bl'l Cllh 2 Cuenca C'ul and Sax gh ne. u 1' 2 MIX Linz. J C 1' k Bus ' B Clu 'J' 4 Prom ' no nt F fleco POLLY LANG The very flower of y ufh A A 1 4 C mmerc1 l C b 4 Reflector 4 G1rls L sque- 'F A e dc CWC? C'uh 3 Cff1ce 3 4 Recd 1:11 BILL LONGSHORE lb he m1nd 'IG mukes, the body nah Cxslcc l 2 3 Trumk 3 41 ul Suen Club 3 V 1-'res us lu 4 C11 e Clu urxcln 3 4 Hflluafcur SUE MACMILLAN A V1 u Jrt f.11rer 'hon I e Lvcmnq cur clccl ID the us ee Cu 2 .3 4 lJ1xed C rub 2 4 G1I'lS Ensemhe A Ch R Trecrs H r 4 Spcmsh Club lo n Cub 4 Cumrrer 1 l ub SCIENCE Club 1 4 1c1n 2 A A REUBEN MCCAIN l'.e1d nq Club 1 hefegfur 4 Bube all .5 4 BOB MASON N L,rc1r olhc,uqh nc hud mueh WII ne wus very shy 11' 1 6'S J E Club A 3 4 Sclence 11, LJJIIICJ Club 1 Fl flecfo 4 l-1 R 1' as 1 R 5 BILL MAXWELL l huve le1 red 1n what ucver stole I um lherefure can n u Helm 1r4 Football 1 Tenmsl sued C ulu Z IRENE MENDELI. r rdlrcss 4. Wl L Q rh -l c e l C mm ED MILLER V Qprv .1 1. C1 1 5 e 5 H 5 H R S Tr 1 nc: C un e 4 Qtu Ln! C, un 1' He-.1d11 Club l 'IT sci , , . .A. 1, 2, G. A. Af 1, 2, 3, 4, ' ' . .F, J : ' 1' 1 ' ' 4: EK Q 'Cf' 'IQ i1.k , in :UAV ..,l,3,B l,2,'o,c,'CJZefI,,.'e:i Chcrus 3, 4, Cl'-'A Cl' h 3, 4, N. K. E, A. C.z us 3, 4: Trac l, ' 'kcfpcll l, 2, LL, L45 lg .., , Ate 'Q 3, .Q 'ir 4, CQ. . , l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. l, 2, L, , Cc. 'lj lu , ' , ' ' e l, 2, Pre.. if n nf 3, SCH. 1 u, u, 1 - ' r' CAJL l. FQ,1,,Qf. 1, 2, 3, 4. fi V' Anus 1, -, Z f - , B se- :., T'1:. I 7- R1fQ:- Ci ,J 1, 2, 3, A' cf: , . 1.:,H.l'l.'Ire'.2,'l5'C'L13,5 'J' b2,3, 4, l.ll-I I , :Z .' 1' l.'E'4,I'--.'v,l u 'hp and stars. A I C1. C1:: ,', , 1 hc ,3.: '. -l 4, N. K. E. , orus 2, 3, 4, H. . , l, . R, Sic. 2, Reflects 4, Ph1 Pi l, 2, 3, , 3, . ix 1 , Ce . Cf: Cl 4: ' , , Seq. l, l.1l:1'c1r' l, ,3, 4, F. l-l. A, l, 2, G, . . 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Men of few wurds ure the Lesi men. uf us .q I A lihketzuull l, 2, Feuluuxl l, 2, Tenn, Ll, Bueeb' ll l, F, 3 4- Ph1 P1 3, ', , ' C' 'b l, 2, l.' ',e r,'. ,Te-.gl-f. .V. Pre: 2, to lze 3 ted. I Sfl- NVQ- Cl l.I l, A 'Ulf , Q V , 2, 'null 1.2, Lb, L4, B 'l ', 3, 4. ' .pure .s l 1, . xv 1:1 her :,m1l -, I in her :ye-ech, rr.-,:.gy .1. hir de -js. G.,L-f'I,1l, 1, 2 3, -2: lffixcl Cf. :us l, 2, 3 4: 'I 1l31 l, . C. A. I, 2, 531.11159 Club I, 2 4, Hlfl-:mr 4, ll lf. A. ., MIL .erirzl Ciul, -1, Qi .gl :1rn l, f:u:z1 v'r'1 l IT free. Efk 'lmll E, B:'el,c.l l, 2, . H, V. Pre . l, . .Pres 2, ll. H. 'llre-.15 5, ffl1s 3, fciw 1 l l l, I-'I - fle:t-r ., Offige 4, Q al, '11 2, gg ' . WW' , MILDRED NAEGELE A lcvey lady garmertea from er own beau y ce e 2 3 Banal 2 3 V Pres 3 Chemts Club 4 R11 Cub 4 Sec 4 S rence Clubl 2 4 ec AAl 34Se4PlnA2Lat1nCl1 a 1 C ub 4 Ph1P13 4 ANS te Orchestra 7 e and 3 Car1netSolol C nne Ouartetl 2 3 'nmercr 1 C ub 4 Gxrls League 3 Reflector 4 Offtce 3 4 Glee C ub 4 BETTY PLUNKETT Ktrdness n women shall wm my love sLeaguel2FHA 234Pres4La Club 2 3 4 Spanxsh Club 4 Reflector 4 Office 'rom ounuzf J., tt le nonln e now d the lxsned by e bes fmer' seb 3 4 Tenn Club3 4 opamsh lub 3 4 D REEK S Q J cr cloglcc s ons Wlpose Spanx? sfiftk tor 4 'TL BOB ROSE Eames ress and smcerrty are synonymous Scxence Club 2 Reflector 4 Band l 2 Track l Spanxsh Club 3 BOB SCHAEI-'ER Hzgh erected though s seated xn he heart of courtesy Read ng Club l Ph1 P1 1 2 3 4 Science Club l 2 Reflector 4 Lrbrarran 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Sec Treas 2 Mlxed Chorusl 2 3 4 N K E A Chorus l 2 3 4 B Club 2 3 4 Rzfle Club 2 3 4 Prom Kmg 3 Mr Manners Student Councxl 2 3 4 V Pres 4 Basl-. 'ball Mgr 4 Fo ball Mgr l 2 Track Mgr 1 2 4 Class Pres 2 3 Class V Pres R Se H R Pres 2 3 BERTHA SHERIDAN The rros essenttal thtng for happmess IS 'fte gxft of frlendshrp Glee Club 2 3 4 V Pres 4 Mxxed Chorus Z 3 4 AA 234Pres4NKEAChoru F 1-1 A 1 2 3 4 Sec 2 Cheerleader 2 L3 L4 Student C unctl 1 'P 3 Commercxal Club 4 Reflector 4 Foot ball Sweetheart 4 Gtrls Ensemble 3 4 H R Pres 1 BILL SMITH Srmpncrty of character rs no hmdrance to subtlet intellect Sparxsh Club 4 Reflector 4 Sctence Club 3 4 CAROL STEINMAN A merry heart doeth good lrke a medrcme. Phi Pi 1, 2- Science Club l, 2- Glee Club l 2. 3 4- F. H. A. 3: G. A. A. l, 2 3 4, Girls League 2- Conser- vation Club 3, 4- Spanish Club 4- Reflector 4. BART STENGEH 'lt matters not what you are thought to be but what you are. Football 1, 2 3 4: Track l 2- Basketball 1- Science Cu l, 2, 37 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 47 B Club 3, 47 e- flector 4. Il CLIFFYE IO STOHMER A wrtty woman IS a tr asure pamsh Club 1 2 Glee Cub l 2 3 4 Mixed r l 2 3 4 Scrence ub 1 2 4 Treas 4 Reflector 4 Commerclxl Club 4 Phl P TOM SUTER Burgers tg me gre mdrffcrent r S IJG 9 L. crt e ub 3 Trcas 3 Student Cc 3 4 R fre tor 4 Soarush Clu 3 La F ul l Reajmg Clubl 2 Chemrstry Club 4 Bandl 2 V Pres 2 Offrce 4 IEAN TAYLOR H cy s as stars af lWlllQl'1l I rr ltke twrtrlm a let dusky hnr amsh Club 2 3 4 Club 2 4 D 3 Ltbrarran 3 4 F H A 4 Prom Attcnd mt Re cor 4 IACK TUPMAN Nc day wrthout J deccl o crown rt md S xte Ned Ch rus 3 4 rl 4 9 rence Club l 2 3 Che'ntstry Club 4 'lefleclor K E A Band3 N K E A Chorus BETTY VANCE And fa1r she rs rf that mire eyes be true eClubl 2 2 3 4 Treas2 crence Club l 2 Spanlsh Club 4 Offlce 4 G A A 1 Reflector 4 PAUL WALBURG ff-fe rs, wffell parcl that rs 'well satrsfxed Spanish Club 2 3 Scrence Club l 2 Rerlector 4 Track 1 Basketball l RD YOUNG W olerQhl9 c 2 Basketballl Spams u nce Club l 2 3 rfle C Tres C u C , nctl 4 Pres 4 Reflector 4 Chcmtstry Club 4 fl ass Pres 4 SHIRLEY ZACHRITZ Smlence IS the most perfect herald of Joy Gee Club 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 4 G A A l 2 4 N K E A Chorus 4 R admg Club 2 Gnrls League 2 Reflector 4 NANCY ZIEGLER Thought alone IS eternal Spamsh Club I 2 3 Readmg Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Commercral Club 4 Sclence Club 1 2 Gxrls League 2 N K E A Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Reflector 4 I9 S' , g P 1 -, , , 5 Cho us . , . : Cl , . . . 1 ' : 'f 5 4 i l. 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S. 4, B 1 b 3, 4, st fp '- ' , ' . : : ' : ' - , l I . 2 ' , : . . . , : . . . . , 5 9 A 1 ' l, TIIE SENIIIB CLASS WILL l9.Jl We the Senlor Class of l95l do hereby wrll the followrng possesslons to certarn un derclassmen lack Bmkleys broad shoulders to Cork ey Knapke Norma Blnghams crown as Prorn Queen to the Iunror Class rlvals Iune Cox s btg brown eyes to Phrllrp Gas ser oan Crawfords quletness to lane Duke can Cunddis g1ft of gab to Manlyn Pleary Tom Cundy s tenms racket to future tennrs champs Inn Dan1els drmples to all hrs admtrers lun DIXILIS abrllty to graduate 1n three years to D1ck Bloomfteld Alv1n Dorse s shyness to Carol Brlckrng Manlou Frornme s qulck w1t to Ioy Bayer Dtck Gable s blond curly ha1r to Pat Uebel Ted Gaedderts herght to B1ll McGurn Ralph Guckleans tuba to lerry Shendan Ken Hakes quret charm to lack Vastlne Claue Hallers chemrstry abrllty to future chemrstry students Ed Hardens cheerfulness to Blllle Reed Ehzabeth Hyders wrllmgness to help to Judy Hoefrnghoff Ioyce Iones all around ab1l1ty to Anne Lyklns Fay Krogmans gentle ways to loellyn Holmes Bemze Kruses personahty to Steele Har mon Norma Lampmgs raven locks to Dons Plunkett Ell1s Langs modesty to Sue Cobb Polly Langs dr1v1ng abxllty to fu ure drlv 1ng classes B1ll Longshores sense of humor to a few unwrtty Sophomores Reuben MCCGIHS bashfulness to Lmda Smlth Sue MacM1llans charm to Georgla Er1or1 Bob Masons good grades to Mary Ellen Fletcher B111 Maxwell s home runs to future baseball players Irene Mendells abrllty to have fun t Robert Aldnch Ed Mlller s blue suede shoes to Glenn Meu rer Mlldred Naegele s natural beauty to some unfortunate underclassmen Betty Plunkett s pleasant manner to Glorla Pelley Tom Qualey s good looks to some unlucky underclassmen Don Reekers blue Jeans to Hubert Meyer Bob Roses promptness to M tz1 Mueller Bob Schaefers courteous ways to I1rn Ful mer future cheerleaders B111 Smxth s qulet ways to Gary Robrnson Petn Bartley Stengers football ab1l1ty to B111 Dougherty Cldfye Io Stormer s unusual name to Nan cy Brown Tom Suters pull wrth M Nrrght to lack Ryan Iean Taylors petrteness to Cltfford Wag ner lack Tupmans car to the Trout Brothers Betty Vance s lovely features to those who need them Paul Walburgs perfect posture to some slouchy Freshman Rxchy Young s general popular1ty to some unsoclable lunlor boys Shuley Zachntz s lovely manners to Glorra Bxckel Nancy Zxegler s conservatrve ways to Don Pulstord 1 . I - I I t - - - I ' ' O t. A - I a l ll 1 ll - ' I I I I ' ' i n I I - - Bertha Sheridan's cheerleading ability to ' . 1 - , 1 - I Q I I U I , . . . . , . L . . . , . zo 1- A- QV ' f ir? -- A L. ef: f ff? ff SUPIIS Aldrlch Robert Bxckel Glona Blhl Richard Burney Susan Carl LeRoy Chrxstoheld Andrew Cobb Sue Cooper Delores Culp Ronald DIXIUS Bully Enon Georqna Flora Roger Fulmer James Gentrup Ioan Glrton Donald Gossett Ioan Guclnean Marcella Hemxngway lean Hoefmqhofi Iudlth Hoess Howard Holmes Ioellen Iones Shlrley Kreter Steven Kmg Barbara Kroqman Iack Lykms Anne MacM1llan Mary lane ames Irvm McCain Betty Mueller Marlene Otten Nancy Peaslack Patncxa Pelley Glona Petrie Edith Pmney Barbara Randall Iames Raver Icy xddell Phyllls Russell Kenneth Sharp Sam Stxllwell Wayne Sulhvan Danny Toensmeyer lack Trout Donald Van Louxs Vashne lack Ward Charlene Warnke Bxll Wartman Chfford Weber 'David Wendell Gerald Lambert.. Carl M ' 1, ' H' . ' ' FINISH Amend Rlchard Arth ur Norman Besuden loan Brown Nancy Connett Raymond Cook Gene Fletcher Mary Ellen Gayhart Edward Grau Iames Gregory Ioan Gregory Wllham Hake Carolyn Harmon Kathe nne Hewetson Kay Iohnson Phyllis Kendle Gayle Knapke Kenneth Lambert Lawrence McMullen Dons Mahoney Shlrley Mauser Florence Pleary Manlyn Reynolds lack Riley Wllham Robertson Thomas Rohrer Nancy Roth Ioan Sasse Carlos Schlesz Clara Scholl Mary Scott Charles Setbert Francis Sxmonton Stanley Smxth Ioyco Smith Wayne Toney Harold Turner loan Wagner Robert Ward Peggy Wilkml Rlchard Wilson Shirley L . . . . I . I . . Perry, Richard . . . . , . . , , . . -IQ 111 4 EIGIITII GRADE Bentley. Marvin Bradford, Robert Campbell. Ralph Case. William Chase, Ioyce Christofield. Harriet 'Deller. Kay ownton Iohn Fmck Donald Flora Ben Franklin Gus assert Phrllip Gauspohl Donald Georql Charles Goshen Dorothy Graham Virginia Gran Beverly Gu cktean Harold Hake David Hall Iames Htser Indy Ianas Margaret Iohnson Dorothy Kirk David Xlotzback Virgxma Ladd Gay Lambert Ioyce Lamping Frank Lang Iohn Mahaney Thelma Mendell Melanie Myers Melvin Neal Glenda Norman Vades Odenbach Mildred Oswald Dianne Phrman Frank Plunkett Paul Ray Billy Richardson Robert Riggs Freddie Rouse Thomas Sasse Bonnie Schoulthers Florence Smith Linda Spade lean Spencer Rankin Stxth Larry Stormer Ann Lee Stonner Carol Vorwerclr Carol Wheeler Leroy Yelton Sally ...I W if? Vw t ln- 3' ,ga HW li 'iam' of-SW I Aa 1 if its Jig S4 5 , rl, I7 S 1 , 9 I ri, 40 1 .., N i A I 'n I H ' ,,. 4, ,, Q 'EQ' f 0 O ag nt' 4 N 4 S vi lf !MW1 u fi Jw 'f 3 ,fi K - 9, f 1 H my Pu. ,Q f' - ,ft .,,, f , .Qqfk i 'gf 'W , 5 ,1'?9j'. f9-f Ex ' Nt 1 K ff' I Q gg f X4 fn-qt' A 6' ' MZ! l ff fa ., , K ! 11 - . , ' V . I' H fi! 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'5 'M4 f---vuvv-....,,s YV U Y, TIES ACv ' I CL x ATHLLTOLE 4 ff ' A lflll, , 0 O TIIE BEFLECTQIB STAFF The Reflector Staff which was organized shortly after school opened. worked hard throughout the year, deermined to make the l95l Yearbook one cf the best Bellevue has ever had. With Clare Haller and Norma Bingham as Co-editors, and Marilou Fromme as assistant, the staff worked closely with Mrs. Smith, Faculty Adviser, on the general planning and countless details that make a good book, Headed by Bob Schaefer as Business Man- ager a large group of advertising agents helped guarantee the financial success of the Reflector. Those assigned to this iob were lack Binkley, lim Daniels, lames Dixius, Dick Gabel, Ted Gaeddert, Ed Harden, Paul Wal- burg Tom Cundy, Bill Longshore, Bill Max- well, Ed Miller Don Reekers, Robert Rose, Bartley Stenger Tom Suter and Richard Young. Also serving on the business staff, were the subscription agents Iune Cox, Kenneth Hake, Norma Lamping, Polly Lang, Betty Plunkett and Cliffye Io Stormer. Reporters loan Crawford, Nancy Ziegler, Sue MacMillan, Alvin Dorse, loyce Iones, and Bertha Sheridan were responsible for writing the copy relating to club activities, while Elizabeth Hyder, lrene Mendell, lean Taylor and Mildred Naegele took care of the feature writing. The sports writers Tom Cundy, Bob Mason, Reuben McCain, Bernie Kruse, and Ellis Lang covered football and basketball as well as the minor Spring sports. Responsibility for typing the material fell upon Norma Lamping, Betty Vance, Shirley Zachritz, Fay Krogman, Mildred Naegele and loan Cundiff. Photographers Carol Steinman, Bob Schae- fer and Bill Srnith took most of the snapshots that enlivened the pages of the Feature Section THE llEFLECT0ll STAFF tl.e1t to right-Seutedl A. Dorse, N. Ziegler. I. Iones. N. Bingham. C. Haller. M. Fromme. I. Crawford. S. MacMillan, B. Sheridan, T. Cundy. fStundinqJ Mrs. M. Smith. I. Cundiii. F. Kroqram, S. Zcchxitz, I. Tupman. R. McCain, B. Kruse. B. Mason. M. Naegele. B. Smith. I. Mendell, E. Hyder, I. Taylor. C. Steinman. f.,..f..-, Mg. -.- u c ' Q gr C' I ' DHS u u u u n - - . -.-.- ..- Co-Editors Claire Haller and Norma Bingham talk things over TIIE IITSINESS STAFF iI.eh to right-Sealed! B. Plunkett. I. Cox, N. Lamping, B. Schaefer, P. Lang. C. I. Stormer. T. Gaedderl. I. Daniels. fS!andinql B. Stenqer, T. Cundy. B. Maxwell, B. Longshore K. Hake. T. Suter. I. Binkley. B. Rose. E. Harden. Mrs. M. Smith. -..-..- q.-.-,,., THE BELLEVUE BAND Drum Maior Glenn Meurer cmd Maiorettes Peggy Ladd, Bonnie Roll. Mitzi Mueller,ABetty Besuden and Kitty Wright. The bond under the direction of Mr. Henri Schnobl, is cr source cl pleasure not only to those who ore members, but to the entire student body. The bond contributes o qreot deol to school spirit ond otmosphere durinq the footboll seoson ond gives public' concerts ond ossembly progrdms throughout the yeor. Porticipotion in the N. K. E. A. Bond ond the AllAStote Orchestra, os well ds the en- tronce of soloists and ensembles in the locol ond stote contests, ore dll on important port of the bonds work. 3 '51 it 77 -6 V 'Q' X? xg: 3, 3 MJf3'lar1lL 1' ' ' .2 V,., -5 6 ,, -ag W 4 2 V -f' K ,Q GTV QTSYV !:ff mfr5f -'-1E'3f 'r I 7, If y 'i ., ,fgfl 'lik A, 'PQQ F gg, J 1 -af T, ,g!,!lT.!int, Q mg V 4 L 2 ' .. , - V ,f Y ' x.,,1. . wld C .w al- ! V L I U' b K gif tw W xfixlyv ' X., ?.im1y' xii 25 L ?.?'2'f Q 2 Q. fs? V GV ef 'Q s Wu 9 ef Q Nr' Q I S . X E ' in I' y' L K. --1 .G 2 .V , Ui' K, Q 5 , ,, 1 , , 5 lt 2252521 ' ,E Qi mf' qs. A f. A z f.-W - - s 1f Q W? W W . ' ff' 5 W., kiwi 12' 1 , g 1 v 7' M uw' rv l V ' 113. Riff: Q if lxvfjj Y.. 5 ,7 as I gf ' 4' . Q ,A V' , , 5 Q Q 21 n bg - ' - Q w , .r A lk 'W ,ni . eh A .V gf r -3 . 'W gm, 4 'ii Q QQIZL.-sg tra- A-?. 'Q 'T,3,,,,' COMMElll'IAl. CI.l'B President Norma Bingham V. Pres. Mary Lou I-'romme 5ec'y. Dorothy Moore Treas. Bertha Sheridan Sponsor Mr. Iohn Purdue The CCl'TlfH9Y'fl'I. Cup is fi new crganzzdticn ct Eellevue this Year, The purpzse ci this 7r'np is to help students is irnprzva ' fir skills, knzwledqe and attztsdes sp is TJ rtiilce l:et'f3r triinfii i1:5iT,e 3 rtteri Grid wcrnen. The prcgrizmz this yeczr have ineludefl mztizn T., '.lfCS 1.5 well as quest spcczkf-rs r J1rt,u.s business concerns. CIIEMISTIII' CLTB Pres. V. Pres. Sec'y. Treas. Sponsor Bob Slater Corky Knupke Carol Buehner Kenneth Hake Mr. S. R. Powell The Chemistry Club seeks to ex- pand and enlarge of the Chemistry Clzsses. menthfy meetings cpnduded whirri ilfusf day uses cf the sfien try. The members plan the p and demonstrate fheir upin the 'zs 'tivities At the experzrnenfs are r :fe the every te cf Chemise rgqrcms topics. READING fl.l'B Sponsor Miss Margaret Berqmeyer The purpose cf the Feeding Cub is to encourage extensive reading cni to develcp cn izppreczcticn cf the best in literature. The Heading Club has its C'-'IR private lzbrary designed to czfer to a variey' of recdinq tastes :ni habits. At Christ- mas c special party is given with appropriate recclinqs cs well as I QGIHGS Gnd f9.Y9Shl'!16IllS, SPANISH l'I.l'B Pres. V. Pres. Sec'y. Treos. Sponsor Tom Qucley Bill McGurn Milzi Mueller Pclt Uebel Miss Dorothy Iohns .I..'f.:C.Q LL I C .o Maji- L l'lIl l'l ll IIADI ATI FS Pres. Norma Bingham V. Pres. Steele Harmon Se-c:'y. Mitzi Mueller Treas. Corky Knapke Sponsor Mr. Harry Dodge , .5 Pk. jg is 11 'give -IR. .ll'.lIlIiNI Y 0l Sl'lliNl'Ii Pres. Mitzi Mueller V. Pres. Clifford Wcrtmcm Se-c'y. Mildred Nceqele Treczs. Cliffyc lo Stormer Sporsor Mr. Wm. Sebastian C, ' 1 r J IIA Pres. Betty Plunkett Sec'y. Betty Vance Treas. , Barbara Pirmey Historian Dorothy Moore Reporter Bertha Sheridan Scnq Leader Pat Fletcher Sponsor Miss Lois Iustice ' H 'z ir, rx.-.Que tr- :: :,.'::. :cgi ' 651:13 N' L' i'7i.'i fi l I1'1lT2 'ff-' :ri'.-11:1 .. ., 7:1fr7.lf'YL no '11 , E. ri 'ln re 1' ' r : ::.: If r 1- . 1 ', ri r Bw Clslfll Pres. Bart Stenqer V. Pres. Bill McGurn Sec'y. Bill Minnick Treas. Ierry Walberq Sponsor Mr. Bob Miller .. J V If, 1 : lv i'- Y 1: :' . :.t .,... , . . xg N .. :1:,U.- f,r rnf,g:.E,'::l1t5f li'l fir, 33 flu? 'flue war :lt ill Qui, is cf: vur.isyo vp. ,g:t.g in in the Gi llll 1 . :cl fi . will le 'f 1. 1' j1:.r5 the ..:.15ir Lux., 2, tczlio :ati CONSEllVATl0N AND RIFLE CLUB Pres. V. Pres. Sec'y. Treas. Sponsors f, ' '.'.' YY I l Kenneth Hake Richard Young Mildred Naeqele Don Trout Mr. Ioe Kohler Mr. Cecil Craiq 1 .X , -. ,, : ti zr' l . :ff- f'.. r ,,w, j '.v1.4 fs .- an wa, Q, ,Am . ww XX X 1 sp , . 'x VF'-fish '- . . 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RTS ffff'I'f. ,fl. University of Kentucky's Coach Adolph Rupp addresses Football Banquet. 45 'f 45.7 Football Sweetheart BERTHA SHERIDAN Q N ' 'Ya- SWL Q , 1 fm my- ,.-s ll!! .vv 'J ,dt Bl SI 'ln ' 1 4 ll ngx W8 N 15 , 5, 'gy ,Q M ., 'il H ,Pm .,1,,, 5.1, 'par VX: in f in uv? .xp .,, ,Qs ,43..,,i J -M. ,.. 1 n. 4 ry ,. 6 4 Ai if 5 E., . nfl' N,. .A,? -h Q 'ww fu .. , svgilffii, w X ' A if ' 'xc J, :-Q ' s aff Q K ,x . , A wi ' .C5 bf Rafi, s E 2 x! K Q.. fy! 35 L 1 UP mf by ,X fn, MQ N 5 ...,..,,xX 5 1 , i55Wk 54' TIVITI iv AC ES I 7 C b I ATP-1LET'CS Q XXII, f 0 fLeft ro right-First Rowl Berheit, Finck, Robertson, Gay- hart, B. Weigand, Connett, I. Maines. Gregory, Torrey. Simonton. Second Row-Knapke, Robinson, Sheridan, McGum. Flora, Ryan, Magqard, Braukman. Stenger, Hisch. TIGERS Third Row-Coach Flora. Coach Himmler, Fulmer, I. Walburg. Uebel, Tracy, Kiefer, Longshore. Young. Sulli- van, Coach Miller, Athletic Director Schaar. Fourth Row-Dougherty, Schneider, Wendell. Hoffman. Minnick. Binkley, Harmon, R. Maines. 0N THE GIlIDlRON Bellevue opened its i950 football campaian by defeatinq a SCHEDULE We They Dixie Heights 41 U Dayton 38 8 Lloyd 3 5 0 Highlands 4 34 Beechwood 41 7 Newport 7 32 Dayton 58 6 Ludlow 45 U Campbell County 51 0 strong Dixie l-leiqhts team, 4l-O with lack Binkley and Pat Uebel lead' ina the way ln the next qaxne Bellevue defeated Dayton, the l949 State Charnr-s by a score of 38-6. lack Binlcley aaain stood out by scorinq one tcuchdown and cftntr1butin:J to others. Bellevue then Won its third Game in a row by defeating Lloyd 35-O with lack scorinq three touchdowns. The Tigers suffered their first defeat when they were upset by a fiqhtinq Hiqltlarids team leut soon get back to their winning ways by defeatina Beechwood ill-7. The next aarne brought Bellevue fans a qreat disappointment when they were aqain upset by New' port. The Tigers then defeated their arch-rivals froni Dayton with Bill Dougherty and Tern Suter leading the way. They finished the season by defeatinq Ludlow 45-U and Campbell County 5lfU. The Tigers were led throuahout the season by Captain lack Binkley who, with twelve touchdowns to his credit, was the leadina scorer for linernen in the state. lack was named to the All State Team and the National High School All American Squad. COACHES -tLeft to Right? Iohn Schaar. Bob Himmler, Ben Flora, Bob Miller. PAY MAONE5 . ' 1 K , . BARTLEY STENGER k ,Q STEELE HARM ON Q-inf' K nl 4 y x . n J, , 34 - ' - 'I GUY v bs? bb Q 2 ,i 'L-'fPAT l LTYACY Y- I J' UEBEL K... 51 e K ' ugh I JACK BINKLEY SCHNEIDER YOUNG II,eft to right-First Howl Manager Kenneth Hake, Bill McGurn, Steele Harmon, Ray Maines, Bill Dougherty, Manager Bob Schaefer. Second Row-lim Schneider, Dan Sullivan, Ellis Lang, Pat Uebel, Bill Luebbers, Carl Hoffman, lim Gorman, Tom Qualey. TIGERS 0N THE llAllINYO0D The Bellevue baskeieers opened the sea- son with three returning lettermen, Tom Oualey, Ellis Lang and Pat Uebel. Both the team and Coach Ben Flora looked forward to a good year. The Tigers started out with a road trip and won their first game at Bardstown and then traveled to Frankfort where they lost a hard fought game. The team then began a six game winning streak beating Williamstown, Silver Grove, Walton, Highlands, Beechwood and Dayton, the tra- ditional arch-rival. This victory brought the record to seven wins and one loss. After the Dayton game came the holi- days and in the first game of the New Year the Tigers lost to Newport. This was the beginning of a losing streak with losses to Holmes, Lloyd, Ludlow, Dayton, Frankfort and Newport. Most of these games were close, however, and well played. The Tigers then made a comeback and won a hard game from the strong Simon Kenton team. After this game the Tigers traveled to Alex- andria where they lost to Campbell County. Tom Qualey and Ellis Lang will be lost by graduation, but with the rest of the squad retuning, the Tigers are looking forward next year to a fine season. Bardstcz-m Prizrzkfzrt Vfrll.':f:x3T':'.-:ri Sxltfr Gr If'f,,1.f-xv, H1 IIlITIYL'jS .. .,..-,JI Bw Im... .. D'I'y'T IL N' x- k'.'f,'kYI HMIYIYTZ ILe1t to Right-First RowI I. Hisch, B. Dosch, A. Chrisioiield, R. Flora, I. Sheridan. Second Row-Wendell, D. Weber, B. Slaier. D. Pulsiord. I. Fulmer, S. Kiefer. B. Minnick. YJ IISITY Sl'lIIilll'l.li We They 47 Llfryii 'fl nfl Ltpz. 52 43 .1 44 T' ' I 49 1 El -Q53 J .... ., 56, -155 V:::.g SU 39 Lloyd 47 U11-:vi H-S-1 IHS: 2' 52 ., M H .. .4 We They 48 78 53 55 44 455 44 48 :U 55 44 40 51 U 30 vi 59 .I l'Nl0ll llllill squxn ILeM to right-First Bowl I Grau, W. Case. B. Bradford H. Torrey. D. Finck, C. Scott S. Simonion. C. Sasse. Second Row-E. Gayhart. N Arthur. I. Reynolds, B. Greg cry, P. Plunkett. D. Gauspohl R. Perry, F. Phirman, H. Wil: kins. R. Wagner. lLelt to Right-First Rowl D. Cooper, S. MacMillan, M. Lang, R. Milner. B. Sheridan, Miss Meadows, S. Wilson M. Naegele, B. Roll, M. E. Fletcher, S. Zachritz, I. Crawi lord. Second How-G. Bickel, F. Mauser. N. Brown, K. Har- mon, I. Franklin, N. Lamping, F. Kroqrnan, I. Cox. I Iones. C. Schiesz. Third Row-M. Mueller, D. McMullen, I. Besuden, I. Gossett, S. Iones, C. Ward, C. Hake, I. Raver. D. Bent- ley, D. Moore, P. Comello. Fourth Row--B. King. P. P. Ward, M. Mueller. P. Peaslack. G. Pelley, P. Riddell. Fletcher. M. Schott, I. Moer- mond, N. Rohrer, l .Roth. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOClATl0N President , Bertha Sheridan Vice-President Rose Milner Secretary Mildred Naegele and Shirley Wilson Treasurer Mary Ellen Fletcher Sponsor Miss Loyce Meadows ii 47 54 ,f VA IISITY lflllililll.EAlllillS CLeft to riqhtl Claire Halle er, Dorothy Moore. Pat Co- mello, Mary Ellen Fletcher, Nancy Rohrer, Bertha Sher- idan. T RACK First Row-I. Sheridan, E, Grc-qorv, P. How, ii, Hmrx, H, Cqvhczt, iw. Bibi, I. Si'lf'HKiCII., E. Sti'-by, ilimcn- ton, iicwrnricgcr, C. .A.'2.wur. Second Row Mfirmqfr X. Km Ifiiif' N. Arthur, I Hvm, ii. Dsuqhofff, I-2. Mfjum H. 'fart-sy. D. 123i-,Q.,l'T'Ail'C.ii, H. Yzunfz f. iiif i1, f, KYVZQYHUH, Q. Qt rx- cg--r, VV, Smxth Third Row iVi'I1'1'lf1'f B. S n': fc r. i. Hrnukrnun H. Mkzmosz S.Hc1mi'1n B. Mmnick, L. Curl. C. Tracy, P. U-.b0l, I. Fuimor, CT, Wmtmzn, H. Dru YT Sullivan, Munurjcr K. Hqlu. Synch Miller. BASEBALL First How C. Eicqizrrfg R. MgC':in If. ix,1L'ZhigffV 3 ififsllff' if Q: H Tqffuff 3. D1x1'.g.: 5.ff1'x::j-,. p,...f, Second Row '- V 5 ' min bfi-Hfllnii G F337 F 'IFN I 1' J.: PI f-f z.: ff fl. :',li.1'-'Jil I. Sggzr..-g,:g.:, C- :gr ..t.-' 1 v v . Thi! R IS Fits! Row Zgvc .'fLE5.r E31 Dzxms, N.:fE'f1rr Second Row-T 3 C L2 Si P 7:1 Curt Pct Uclicf fir? Sihfmrzer, S .',, ,, . ,,. 26.6 HJFITICS x,CCICR H5581 5..LLT sz' ,-4Ww4 74a alwvfvw 'WM Sfmw X Om idaewwwd I ! F wif HN KUHL 81 VAN WICKLER Meats and Groceries Faurtneld Ave He 9737 REINY S PASTRY SHOP QUALITY BAKERY GOODS 358 Taylor Ave He 7663 Compliments of THE RECHTIN FAMILY WlLSON'S APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE STORE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Co 8125 225 Falrfleld Ave Auto Supplses and Sportmg Goods Phone Co 4585 526 Monmouth St WHITEHOUSE DELICATESSEN BELLEVUE KY H 9734 Compliments of SCHNEIDER SWEET SHOP Foote and Farrheld Bellevue Tom Yates Complete Auto Servlce TEXACO DEALER 6th 81 Berry He 8642 Bellevue Ky FRED SNYDER DELICATESSEN Bn CONFECTIONERY 406 w d A MARGARET J ZWISSLER CHIROPRACTOR SINGER SEWING CENTER B 914 M th St A 6 STYER S CONFECTIONERY TONY SCHMIDT POULTRY MARKET 4 Fanrfleld Ave Co 5293 Compl :ments E Compliments of FRANKLIN H THOMPSON 58 Compluments E 501 ' ' . . . . ' W G G I N S I . . . . I , , I Taylor Avenue at Division e. I d o ar ve, Bellevue, Ky. iT I 1 ll I Classes in Dressmaking Covered elts and Buckles-Notions Cerner and Taylor onmou . phone xl 513 School Books-Candies-Magazines-Ice Cream of 33 ' ' , , A F R I N D of ' A F R I N D Compluments Charles Andeyeskl PHONE Colonlal 3333 C E JOHNS Real Estate Insurance Assocuate Don C Johns Faurfueld 8. Taylor Aves Bellevue Ky Flowers A Surtable Gift For Occassons Your Florist VICTOR H BROWN Co 4255 4 E Enghth St Newport Appomtments Preferred Phone Co 6558 FLORENCE GROGER BEAUTY SHOPPE Fairfield Ave Belle Vue JIM KNOBLOCH MOTORS Your Nash Dealer l'l6 E Slxth St Newport Ky Compliments OTTEN S GROCERY Van Voast and Poplar Bellevue HILAND DAIRY CO Sealtest Products Newport Ky of 1 - 0 0 -i - I ' - e I . . l 1 1 I l l 1 ' ' All I 1 l 1 I i ' I . I . II . . . 1 Ky' ' . I I I I . I of I ' . . 1 Ky. T I r i l I I I I I . . I F W PETRI FLORIST Bellevue Kentucky 59 SUPERIOR COAL 8. BUILDERS R L R SUPPLY COMPANY Inc QUALITY MEATS BETTER HOME HEATING CO H lk9a9o 355Tl A Dayton Ky Co 8740 em oc aye 'e SCHAUFELE HARDWARE C0MpANY BELLEVUE Sc to Sl 00 STORE 327 Faurfneld Avenue Bellevue Kentucky BAKER OTIIII CAR CIIIVIP SALES SERVICE GENUINE PARTS 81 ACCESSORIES Fnrst Closs Body Fender Work ond Pountnng Expert Wrecker Servnce Generol Reponrs on AII Mokes And Models F I R III Beech Avenue Hemlock 6542 Newport Ky Hemlock 6541 60 C A S C H E E R I Compliments of SEE US ST Success Story American Style Just seventy fave years ago the tlrst spoken message was carrled over a few feet of wlre connectlng two crude telephones In the Unlte States today 173 mulllon conversations dally speed over l52 mllllon mules of wure connectlng 43 mlllnon telephones Flrst regarded as a mere toy the telephone an the U S today as an ll bllllon dollar busuness owned by almost a mulllon stockholders and pro The lndustry as bug because Amernca as bug and requures a huge com munlcatuons system to keep the wheels of commerce and society generally running smoothly and swaftly yet :ts cost us low wnthun the each of most famllles Thus IS lust a typucal Amerucan success story possible only under our system of free enterprrse whuch permuts free men and women to exercise rndlvndual lnltlatnve Citizens Telephone Compen Inc Compliments of THE WAD 0RTH WATCH C0lVIPA Y Dayton, Kentucky 61 - - I 1 I I I lil ,- i I - ' ' ' I - - - l , . d 1 4 ' I . I . u Q . . . . . , I I - - vides jobs for three-quarters of a million persons. . . 1 . I , . - . , I , . F , . O O 9 0 l l - I - I AL S FOOD SHOP MEATS GROCERIES 443 Washington He 8370 ALLIE S GROCERY 8. MEAT MARKET Sat sfact on Gua a reed WE DELIVER ANYWHERE 327 Covert Run Pke He 9107 Compluments of BARNEY S OLD HOMESTEAD BUD S CLEANERS AND DYERS We Do Ou O Clea ng He 3976 Bellevue Ky Bellevue Ky Robe 1 w Flag J E wen B AND J BOWL BELLEVUE KENTUCKY Bowl The Yea A o d A Co dt o ed Fo You Cornfot He 8955 JOHN CHRISTOFIELD BELLEVUE CHILI PARLOR GOOD FOOD COURTEOUS SERVICE 407 Fa rf eld Belle ue Ky CLEVES AND LONNEMANN JEWELERS 319 Fa rf eld A e Phone Co 3636 Establrshed 1932 Phone Co 4178 CROWN LAUNDRY CO Inc Q al ty Work 1056 8 Waterworks Rd Newport Ky WES BRINKER BARBER Where Sports Meet 353 Taylor Ave Bellevue ED S BARBER SHOP 417 Faurfleld Ave Bellevue Ky BUD EGAN S LOOP CAFE Ch cken Steaks Del c ous Sandw ches 403 Ward Ave H6 9862 E 81 G GIFT SHOP Gfts Fo All Occaso s 639 Monmo th St Newport Ky He 8389 BRICKING FOOD MARKET WE DELIVER G oce es Meats F esh Vegetables F ozen Foods Taylo and Cent al Sts Bellevue Ky ERPENBECK DRY CLEANER Knocks the Spots Phone Ju 1692 359 Taylor Ave D Kremer He 8331 BELLEVUE MOTORS GENERAL REPAIRING 128 Taylor at Fa rf eld Bellevue Ky FENTON DRY CLEANERS Art Mann Manager r-ree Call and Delnvery He 9744 62 - l i I I l I l l Y I ohn . 1 n u u u W I r r un . I ir V1 a I n r r r I 1 I I I - I l , I . i 1 r n i i v , , - l l l I L i . I , I i I v . , I . I I l l l I I , . I r wn ni ' ' - u i I 411 Fairfield Ave. 507 sam- Ave. I . ' ' ' , - 1 - ' I I 1 I l I I' , . , Ky. , - I I 1 I ' ' - ' , . . I i r i n i - - i i i U - . . , - - 1 1 I 1 1 ll ll r ri , , r , r . . . r r . , . W I I 1 I I I ,. . l i , . ' - - 1 K CARL FRANK S DELICATESSEN Phone He 9027 Taylor 8- Farrheld Aves Bellevue Ky LILLIAN BEAUTY SHOPPE 362 Taylo A e BELLEVUE KY a Becke Pop Co 7484 FAIRFIELD AVE BAKERY 307 Fa teld azusvuz 0 Co 3647 LOU S SERVICE STATION Grandvrew and Taylor Aves Bellevue Ky Gravett s Servnce Stotnon 81 Garage 180 Falrfleld Ave Bellevue Ky MARTHA S HANDY STORE 187 Fairfield Ave Bellevue Ky HOWARD S SHOE SERVICE Whale You Walt Service 357 Taylor Ave Bellevue NAGEL S INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance That Insures 217 Fanrheld Ave Bellevue Ky Complurnents PAUL S DRY GOODS Hosey a dGeet g Cads 707 Fa teld Ae HATER S STORES Dy Goods A d Noto 329 T ylo A 617 5 ll e y Dayton Ky Peters Cool 81 Supply Co Inc BELLEVUE KY Coal B Id ng S ppl es er KOEHLER S MEAT MARKET F A YEAGER Pop Fresh and Smoked Meats 315 Center St Bellevue FRANK BRUNS Prop He 9508 Foote 8: Ce te Bellevue WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES HOME OF GOOD SHOES Sixth and McKinney Sts Dayton Ky Complnments of H W R Sr 63 1 r v . D l ' ' ' Lillin r, r . , , 1 ir i F. C. Kramer, Pr p, . 1 . 1 1 u . . . n ' 0 I - 1 1 ' ' ' lr ll . , Ky. ' ' . . 1 1 i r n r in r ir i v . HERRlNGER's camo 1 ., . for r n i ns 1 - a r ve. int Ave. 1 Ui i U i 1 Lumb Bellevu , K . , . ' R l F K I N ' S . . , I . ll ll . , Ky. ' l - 1 L O Y A L C A F E . ,, , . . . . O Leadershnp rn Qualnty And Fashnons at Therr Be t The Coppln s Company Offer You An Opened Treasure Chest Seventh 8. Maduson Covmgton Ky GRACE S DELICATESSEN Chovce CoId Cuts and Chee e Ice Cream Candy Grocerues Phone He 2522 105 Falrheld Ave Bellevue Ky BEST IN SAFE MODERN ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION Go Green Lune Chartered buses for specual occasrons CINCINNATI NEWPORTAND CCVINGTON RAILWAY C0 Serving Northern Kentucky for 85 years F rom o Booster or Cleon Sports YELTON S FRUIT MARKET Complete Line GROCERIES QUALITY MEATS Hemlock 9760 Slxth 81 0 Fallon Dayton 64 Cornplnments o a I C P P I N ' S I ' , . . . I . . I e I I lyg - - I nn I some somswn-lens?-ron me I I ll 0 .ll - f I . N I I ff A I I . I f I F R I E N o ' ' ,Ky. UQVLDLQ Q.'5f6LlfLlf'CLlfLf BELLEVUE KY WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES FINE FOODS Best Wushes to The Class of I95I For a Happy And Successful Future CQWQIOAQ K A Member of Federal Deposnt Insurance Corooratuon BELLEVUE KENTUCKY L 0I WL6LlfL 5 COVINGTON NEWPORT Best Washes to The Sensor Closs From The ij 65 2 HIL Good Luck . . . to The Closs of '51 I - - I .I Compliments of V058 0LlfLlfL 6LCtlfLIf'LlfL l06LlfL ca L9 5 !9A0wmacy Congrotulotuons to the Class of 5l Phone Colonial 6211 349 Taylor Avenue Bellevue Ky g...1.- 66 W fu g l I Om V l Bellevue, Kentucky l l A l l . , l 1 . I , Compliments of A C DOBBLING 81 SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS VON DERHAAR AND STETLER UNDERTAKERS FRED A ERSCHELL 8- SONS WILLIAM C BETZ SONS W S MUHLENKAMP 81 SONS Foertmeyer s YOUR REXALL STORE COSMETICS Old Space Max Factor Old South Revlon Coty Cara Nome I Colomal 3883 Bellevue Ky Best Washes to The Class of 1951 BeHevue Lomnlerclal and Savings Bank Bellevue Kentucky Member of Federal Deposnt Insurance Corporatuon L 67 X 1' l HARRY P. HUNT, Proprietor , . I 1 0. 1. ' ', x. 1 ,g, My ' A . X. W 1 ,, ,rl .F H. V, f. k , V 1 MMM J 'Zwf JL ma Wfwfm 611411, fjfw' U Z ? Q, fwmlfiagy .mu C GQA,-v Q 17 I 44? mf M'Jff 1z? N 'Fl' t Wm 'F' Us 431, -'Zz f X k'x' will' .ik .uv , R 2 Q BA 1 V. 1. ,iwrl :V : Q- MW I I L , , - f' A7 f?,,,f 54 54,61 Ip MJAAAJK, A -Z