Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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Left to right: First row: Student Mgr. Bill Riddell, Bob Dellaposta, Bill Campbell, Ray Brickinq, Gary Bricking, lerry Fields, and Gene Blair, Student Mgrs. Second row: Mr. Tom Romard, Ass't Coach, Frank Bruns, Gary Swauger, Bill Hanson, Bob Auteri, Dave Stieby, George Wormald, George Mueller, Tam Dougherty, Mr. Ioe Kohler, Coach. Third row: Bill Harmon, Ron Parker, BASEBALL The Bellevue Tigers have made an excellent show- ing so tar this season under the able coaching of Mr. Ioe Kohler and Mr. Torn Bomard. Although six of the early season games were canceled because of rain, by May l they had a record ot three victories over Larry Knarr, Bob Iones, Charles Gauspahl, Don Giles, Bill Zachritz, Chris Christoiield. Boone County, Covington Catholic and Silver Grove with a tie to Highland. The Tigers are looking forward with great optimism to the district tournament which will be played at Newport this year. r f. S .5 Q, M- ,,.,,. h . f W, wi ' - t ' .M .-4 ' A Q. ' 'Va TL fu--I-Q H t 'A .. tit - , G .f f 9-'.'1 ,- - A ,.. ., , U., A 7 UW .' sr' .,-My Larry Knarr and Gary Swauger try for a double play. '-5 qs. Y . 'W u 4 A+, , t ., t, t . ' ... 1 t t -47:11 t.w,,.. 7 ,.,g 1. -' -iw., , ,t ' ' V V . ,Le ' -Q .HX 1 -f-W :3f V- Tw v X at , f. tt- -.A ,, Q, ,Q-fr 3 K ,,, , ,. SM- , ,nit 1, , -- - Qs, .xr ,ft ,igyf Vw., . WM, M A r .A-wet nhyriig' an-K' in we -af' Q - vw-.., , rf-ew,.,M .. ,wwf M. L- 5 ' , ,,, t , . . .M -W-Q, ' . 2.9.31 X 1, W. t 'A M - ,L ,X , ,txfr,g5,?,m,q,. , rr, , .,-.., .. , s- ,., ., - ...V V. .5 ,-, .. .. . . .AMN ,A r t, Y . 'ef' .W :M-.ut , t'f.,e,gL T 1 ...t . fa..

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xr f l scrioti X i xt: ,Z ski ik Qtlif XQIUF will 5 scnon Left to right: First row: Richard Gauspohl, Mgr., Henry Hamblen, Bill Cheevers, Ron Suter, Don Barr. Second row: Coach Roger Klein, Peter Heister, Douglas DoRemus, Lanny Pemberton. The l957 tennis team, with one exception, is made up of underclassmen who lack the experience of last year's netmen who were runners-up in the Kentucky State Tournament. With more than two years of high school tennis still ahead of them, Coach Klein feels that another championship team is in the making. The first few weeks oi matches gave them a record Don Meyer and Ray Leurck played both singles and doubles in the Regional Tennis Meet. t 7 1 Don Meyer, Ray Leurck, T E N N I S ot five wins and five losses, with three more games to play. Victories were Chalked up over Hughes, Deer Park, Purcell, Hamilton and New Woodward with losses to Mariemont, Elder, St. Xavier, Wyoming and Country Day. Don Meyer and Ray Leurck will represent Bellevue in the Regional and State Meets. Don Meyer is considered one of the best Sophomore players in this area and has a promising future. E . Z af : .1 1 -if-I-k

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SWIMMING TRACK With six returning lettermen on the track team this year, Coach Weis is looking forward to taking his boys to the State meet. ln addition to Ron Mendell and Bob McGovern who went to the meet last year, are lettermen Bill Harmon, Don Fagaley, Dave Graham and lack Bradford. So far this season the Tiger cinder men have competed in four meets and have taken first place in three of them. The regional and conference meets will be held at Bellevue in May, and the State meet at the University of Kentucky later in the month. Left to right: First row: Ted Mauser, Gary Forbus, lack Willmoth, Bill Harmon, lim Rhein, Hon Mendell, Gene Tarvin, Don Fagaley, Dave Graham, lack Bradford, Bob McGovern. Second row: Harry Bevis, lim Pauly, Bon Gossett, Doug DoBemus, Dennis Bradford, Fred Rose, Todd Shelton, Dick Ernst, Lanny Pemberton, Bay lones. Third row: Bob Demler, Don Kelly, Bill Mareland, Bill Schcff, Ed Hoffman, Paul Seyberth, Roger McKilaben, Charles Vtfard, Rudy Wuilleumier, Roger Starch, Mike Bachforcl, Hon Kapke, Albert Gauspohl, Mgr. Roy Smith. at-qgw 3, VWRC, U . ' The Bellevue swimming team took second place honors in both the Con- ference and State Swim- ming Meets. Pictured are lim Cavana, Tom Rece, lim Rhein, Dave Culp, Ron Parker, Harry Bevis, Ron Men- dell and Coach Dick Hothfuss. Above: Hon Mendell warming up for the shot put. 1 E 9 4, 1 It hs, 2 ', 71 . 1 Q . 5 5 , L .1t' ,D ' 1 :,.- .. e ri- fx as Q. A 4 ,X 194 S jg? . W