Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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Above: The Eighth Grade girls stage a colorful, fast-moving Spanish dance. The May Day physical education program held -at the stadium, is one of the year's most colorful and spectacular events and certainly the one in which the largest number of students participate. Although it is sponsored by G.A.A., every class in the Grade School and Iunior High participates along with students from the elective high school gym classes. The program is designed primarily to give parents an opportunity to see the type of work that is carried on in the physical education classes. but it provides an interesting and entertaining evening at the same tirne. One of the highlights ot the program is the crown- ing of the King and Queen who have been elected by the G.A.A. and B Club. The 1956 King and Queen, Carl Hagberg and Nancy Rechtin were crowned by Bill Harmon and Dorothy Eggie, members of the Class of '57. Below: Attendants for the May Court are selected each year from fuss, Carl Falk, Kenneth Mauser, Mike Griswald. Girls: lane Davis the boys and girls of the First Grade. They are Cleft to right! Boys: lean Switzer, Diane Blackshear, Sandy Seytried, Linda Lang Debbie Stephen Bennett, Iimmy Rowland, Stephen Dougherty, Bobbie Roth- I-linkel, Debby Reker, 77