Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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TIGERS ON THE GRIDIRON RECORD We Dixie Heights 6 Holmes U Lloyd 19 Highlands U Campbell County 46 Newport 9 Ludlow 32 Dcryton 44 Russell High 53 Boone County 21 COACHES Left to right: Athletic Director Iohn Schoclr, Ass't Coach Dick Rothfuss, Head Coach Norman Deeb, Ass't Coach Owen Weis. They 19 1 2 7 7 6 0 7 7 7 19 wwe all 5? Ns ,gp- ' A95

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-Q 3 ATHLETICS Coach Ben Flora makes a few suggestions to his squad. 61

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Lying down: Managers: Bob Dellaposta, Iohn Chase, Iim Wadsworth. First row: Charles Ward, Don Barr, Tom Dougherty, Ioel Cornelius, Charles Gauspohl, lim Iones, Don Fagaley, Bob McGovern, Harry Bevis, Bob Auteri, Gary Bricking, Bill Galvagni. Second row: Gerald Morton, Bill Campbell, Mike Rachford, Cliff Eibeck, Pete Heister, Douglas DoRemus, Frank Bruns, Dick Ernst, Iim Rhein, George The Bellevue Tigers enjoyed one of their best seasons since 1951 with seven victories against three defeats. Playing under a new head coach, Norman Deeb, the Tigers got off to a shaky start by dropping three of their first four games. After opening the season with a 19-6 setback by Dixie Heights, the Tigers suf- fered a second defeat at the hands of Holmes in the season's first home game. They then settled down to beat Lloyd l9-7 for their first victory, but lost to High- lands the following week even though statistics proved that they had outplayed the Bluebirds. The Tigers then breezed past Campbell County 46-6 with the reserves seeing most of the action in the second half. The big game came the following week, resulting in newspaper headlines BELLEVUE UPSETS Wormald, Bill Hanson, Doug Searcy, Rudy Wuilleumier, leff Barrett, Ierry Chase. Third row: Roger Storch, Roger Scott, Clark Millard, Gary Forbus, Charles Blersch, Dennis Bradford, Dave Graham, Larry Knarr, Ted Mauser, Tim Wuilleumier, Gary Swauger, lim Wray, Jim Overman. Fourth row: Chris Christofield, Dan Beebe, Wayne McGinnis, Mike McGrath, Bob Iones, Bill Harmon, and Ron Me-ndell. NEWPORT 9-0. The Tigers could do no wrong in this game. With a 6-U lead in the third quarter Bill Harmon kicked a 29 yard field goal which clinched the victory for Bellevue. After this inspired win the Tigers downed a scrappy Ludlow team 32-7, winless Dayton 44-7, and non-conference victory over Russell High 53-7. In the last game of the season they came from 'behind three times to defeat Boone County 21-19. The running attack was led by Ron Mendell, All- Conference fullback and the N.K.A.C. leading scorer, while Tom Dougherty, the Conference third leading scorer was right behind him. Bill Harmon was also selected to play on the East All-Star Team in the annual East-West game held in Lexington. 63