Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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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.

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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.