Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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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.-.-,,.,

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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 - - . -.-.- ..-

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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.