Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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Left to right: First row: Peggy McCarter, Don Pitzer, Iames Smith, Billy Gerrish, Ianet Black, Hoy Smith, Donna Braun, Linda Schenk, Na-ncy Miller, Lynda Wetzel, Danny Barr, Paul Hake, Walter Griesinger. Second row: Iudy Hunt, Donna Frommel, Iudy Mooar, Mary Belle Elliot, Billie Murley, Iennifer McCormick, Connie Welsch, Ioyce Seyberth, Ruth Neal, Rose Guclciean, Iudy McNamara. Third row: Alan Manser, Patsy Webster, Walter Grau, Ron Gossett, Earl lohnson, Tom Owens, Raymond Iohnson, Charles MacMillan, Bill Welch. Fourth row: Iohn Walker, Robert Schutte, Art Schutte, Eddie Drach, Ron Bertsche, Ed Hoffman, Ruth Schnitzler, Dale Meyers, Charlie Sipple, Paul Seyberth. Top row: Carol Georgi, Barbara Suter, Bill Bowling, Mr. ,lames Petty, Alice Herndon, Betty English, Ioyce Bowling. BHS BAND Membership in the Band provides not only valuable musical training, but recreation and good times as well. It brings color, spirit and enthusiasm to the football season and to other school activities. During the course of the year, the Band puts on several public concerts and assembly programs. Members participate in the N.K.E.A. Band and enter the local and state music contests. Solo and ensembles as well as the band itself always make a good showing in these musical events each year. ln the spring the Band Parents Association gives a banquet at which time letters and awards are presented to those members who have earned them. 46 Director - Mr. Iames Petty Band Sweetheart Ioyce Bowling wwf... . rx. . ,-Sk Q. Q--,Q

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PHI PI DRAMATICS CLUB Phi Pi is the speech and drarnatics club at Bellevue High. Through this organization students have an opportunity to appear in dramatic productions and to participate in speech contests, as- sembly programs and panel discussions. lt is felt that valuable ex- perience is gained in this manner which will develop poise and self- expression so essential to later business and social contacts. The major dramatic presentation of the year was the very suc- cessful three-act play, The Night of Ianuary Sixteenth. A one-act play, Good Medicine was presented during an assembly program. For the first time in many years, the Regional Speech Festival met at Bellevue with a large group of Phi Pi members participating. 48 Officers President ,,,..,.,..........,... ,,,,,...v, D on Frey Vice-President ...... ,,... .,,,, D a ve Culp Secretary ..,.,,,,,,,, ..,,,.,., D ebby Petrey Treasurer .,,.,... ,,,,.. ,,,,,..., N a -ncy Turner Sponsor .. ,i....... Mr. Don Schaefer Below: Don Frey questions witness Dave Culp, who portrays a private eye in The Night of Ianuary Sixteenth. Above: Mike McGrath, the District At- torney, questions Mrs. Bennett at the same production. Lett: The entire cast and production committees for The Night of Ipnuary Sixteenth.