Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

,,.--f I MEJJQ ,7,,,,,.,.. ...nt- 5? 2 4 5 x 'f - 1 ia ,A Q ? 4 r, 's , 15 fi . 1 I 4 . gi Ei qfxzgxf 125553 fe 23 ,Ji A as Msi:ms,w,Qf.wQ1rQ,.M J mm-.fmmfimmmwmf 1.f's.r.x.m armmwmfmmm 4. if MmEmw Bellevue High School 201 Center Street Bellevue, Kentucky 41073 EFLECTIIR XX . -XX V Mk KQQA ,WWKMW K M . .. . kk-k I. .f-k :kgg.,..f. , KK K M ,. . in kkkkkk , . XRS . K b.,. . .K K K ,. K Contents . Below, left: Tracey Janson seems thrilled with doing the dishes after a home-ec. project. Center: Ray Ebert and Peggy Schaiper exhibit unusual interest in Kathy BI kb ' I ac urn s no es. 1 Mike Kelly ls always willing to lend a helping hand. Right: When PS. Kremer talks, people listen! 0 Jeff Fleams deftly removes his books fro his locker. 2 ' Contents lT1 Student Lite .4 Activities . . . 10 Classes . . .44 Sports . . . .62 W-is , ,J Faculty l-lonors Seniors .. 16 Ads., ...L Dedication . n honor of her 44 years of outstanding service, the class of 1980 dedicates this Reflector to Mrs. Margaret Smith. Over the years, Mrs. Smith has provided invaluable aid to countless Bellevue students through her roles as counselor, teacher, and sponsor of the Reflector. Her wisdom and experience have served to guide us as we have made decisions affecting the rest of our lives. Through it all, she has remained the perfect lady, setting standards of character from which all may pattern their lives. Her loyalty and dedication have earned her a special place in our hearts. Below, left: Mrs. Smith enjoys a well- deserved lunch break at Sue's Soup Shop. Center: Students can always come to the counselor's office for some honest advice. 0 Mrs. Smith explains a college form to Becky Buckler. Right: Mrs. Druck finds a ready answer for a faculty-related problem. ' A visitor to Mrs. Smith's office can always count on a pleasant greeting. i il eases' 'ttf 4' ' xii :gp l Dedication 0 3 hat makes 3 Small School like dedication and enthusiasm of our - Bellevue Such 3 UVNQUG DIGCG7 faculty every student is presented Below, left: Ted Pappas diligently works on his macrame plant holder as a part ot Adult Living. 0 Mrs. Braun adjusts to the new system of filing report cards instituted this year. Center: The tloor is a comfortable seat for Mr. Davies and Mrs. Brindle as they tabulate the ballots for Homecoming King and Queen. v Joe Utz, Nick Benge, and Mark Mclntosh fry doughnuts at the Adult Living cookout. 0 Trombone playing requires the type of concentration displayed by Brad McGaha. Right: Mr. Dosch is as comfortable teaching grammar as he is handling administrative duties. 0 Libby Wyatt and Kim Pemberton enjoy the music at the senior class dance. ' lfiigl 4 0 Student Lite invOIve-ment Of STUGGVWTS Of the opportunity to learn and grow Te3Ch9VS Of 3dfT1lniSTf3U0Vl according to his individual interests distinguishes our school from most others. Even though Bellevue is small, the activities are surprisingly varied Through the 4' . -s tr Vs an fe ,.,, M1 , M A perfect example ot scnoolwide involvement was the welcoming of Kimie lcnino, an exchange student from Japan, to our school. Students and teachers alike benefitted from l ,Ill .. . laaack! Goooldl On You Tigers. And .nothing i Below, leh: Bellevue students stand in support of their tigers. 0 The tiger mascot helps both the players and fans to get psyched. Center: Pep Club signs urge the Bellevue teams on to top performances. 0 Todd Hardy arches one in over several Dayton defenders. Right: Bellevue tigers Mrs. Ethel Swope and Mrs. Mary Egan lend cheers at the state finals. 0 Ecstatic Bellevue players celebrate their newly won state championship. 1 Cheerleader Jill Benge perfectly expresses the excitement of Bellevue athletics. 6 0 Student Life Blaaack! Gooold! Nothing gets you fired up quite like a Bellevue pep rally. Nothing puts a chill up your spine quite like a rousing rendition of int' produces a thrill quite like a Class A State Football Championship. i li For the second time in three years, Alumni recaptured 75 years of the tiger football team captured the Bellevue excitement on September state championship before hundreds of 14, Alumni Night. The special jubilant fans in Louisville's festivities, directed by Mrs. Will Fairgrounds Stadium. The spirit Hundemer, delighted hundreds of generated by the great season carried Bellevue graduates. over into other sports and activities. Below, left: Mrs. Barbara Culp proudly leads the alumni band. 0 Former cheerleaders Judy Calme and Janice 40 5 i If ' 'ff-in a 5333: s f' BIZLLEVUI 3731355 -.1-reefs it ' 3 L gh mv uit- I .A '- Q get - ,M P' Q P etltlufwtesltil ...l 5 t T T Harris are thrilled at the chance to perform again. Center: Jon Sutkamp rumbles for another first down. ' Debbie Kappes blows by a Brossart defender for two. 0 The Big Gold Machine wears a wel title. Right: Mr. Spirit, alias Mr. Swauger, really gets up at pep rallies. 0 The flag squad greatly enhances the performances of the Bellevue Band. I-earned fine Student Life 0 7 Below, left: Something seems to have drawn the attention of Joe Horn, Patty Kremer, and Tom Brooks. 0 Chuck Kiefer looks forward to success after graduation from B.H.S. Center: Mark Lloyd prepares to work out a problem in accounting class. 0 Tammy Barnett pays close attention to a sample sentence construction in English class. Right: Sometimes, even the most obvious directions go unneeded. ' Joe Groneck seems mystified with Mr. Davies' explanation of Mythology. X , J I ach Bellevue student shares the common goal of achievement, the ' ' fulfillment of one's potential. This fulfillment comes in many forms - an A on a geometry test, a ribbon won in a regional competition, or a successful lab in physics. ln science or shop, grammar or geography algebra or art, we strive to achieve, to experience this fulfillment. 'Q -it W- 8 0 Student Life Many Bellevue students achieve by Stl-ldeniS spent their mornings learning specialized skills at learning trades such as welding, Northern Kentucky and Campbell County carpentry. and drafting. vocational schools. This year, 33 Below, left: Drafting requires not only skill but thoughttulness, as shown by Bob Linkugel. Center: Ken Cain pauses to admire his handiwork. 0 Holly Murray peers beneath her glasses to copy a note from the blackboard. ' Mark Whittord finds experience to be the best teacher at vocational school. Right: Robin Deltemeyer works hard to improve her typing skills. 0 Marilyn Kappesser seems a bit confused with the directions for an assignment in Research. 2,1- wan... t If ,V - F x 8 as 5 . x es K Student Life ' 9 10 0 Activitie-s!Division ACT V TIES iAs :VME -- ff , 5 tes!D so Tigers VVin The VVild West At Homecoming owboys and Indians, floats and banners, and a parade of candidates played an important part in Homecoming on October 12, 1979. Tigers triumphantly captured the spirit of the theme, Tigers Win the Wild West, by succeeding to shoot down the Beechies 14-7. Seniors struck gold by winning the title of Most Artistic for their sparkling banner. Get Out of Town before Sun Downwon FBLA Best Use Theme . The Freshman Class took top honors with their float, Tigers Lasso Beechwood, while the Junior High's Round Up the Beechies placed second Evening festivities successfully ended with the ringing of the Victory Bell, made by B-Club, and a dance at the Ben Flora Gym. Homecoming plans, made by Student Council, brightened a night made dismal by rainy weather. Below, left: Sandy Hill and Mike Kelly dance to the evenings first song as the 1979 Homecoming Queen and King. Above, right: Chris Janson and Debbie Deitemeyer complete their reign as the 1978 King and Queen in the traditional Homecoming parade. 0 Student Council sponsor, Mr. Davies, explains the evening's festivities to Patty Kremer and Joy Youtsey, while Marilyn Kappesser enjoys the dance. s Get Out of Town before Sun Down, the winning banner for Best Use of Theme, was created by FBLA. 12 ' Activitiesfklomecoming I 'Ai IGER L 1' Y V L' we 4 K 15 1 RAL tif H Si ,Q T1 Above: The windblown Student Council banner, carried by Hallie Hundemer and Gretta Streutker opened the parade. ' Mayor and Mrs. William Hundemer were honored as the Grand Marshalls for the Homecoming festivities. 0 Sophomore spirit at the Tiger Corral is demonstrated by Bill Hunninghake and Doug Schulte. ' Connie Kindle and Vickie Bressler lend their 'lsupporf' to the Freshman float, Tigers Lasso Beechwood, as Rob Hogg and Dan Linkuget look on. Activitiesfi-lomecoming 0 13 Ml xcitement built as half-time neared and the candidates, though shivering from the cold, anxiously awaited the announcement of the court. The student body's choices for King and Queen were Sandy Hill and Mike Kelly. Selected as first attendants were Paula Kappes and Nick Benge. Karen Lee and Todd Hardy were named second attendants. Above: HOMECOMING CANDIDATES: Joe Utz, Joy Youtsey, Jerry Flauh, Patty Kremer, Jerry Parrott, Penny Buchanan, Kris Kaelin, Jenny Diesman, Nick Benge, Paula Kappes, Mike Kelly, Sandy Hill, Karen Lee, Todd Hardy, Janet Cooper, Mark Culp, Tammy Stith, Greg Leopold, Wendy Yelton, Jeff Combs. ' Newly crowned court members stand happily before thelcrowd. 0 Crowns, flowers, and gifts lie waiting to be presented to the 1979 court from Student Council. 14 0 Activitiesfl-lomecoming 1777- let Lf 1 Above, left: Candidates stand patiently in line making last minute adjustments. - Jon Sutkamp and Jeff Sprague try a fake while Andy Schrieber breaks through the line. 0 1978 King Chris Janson passes on his title to Mike Kelly. ' Debbie Deitemeyer congratulates the new Queen, Sandy Hill, Below, right: Unable to march because ol the inclement weather, the band prepares to do pre- game music in the stands. Activitiesfl-iomecoming 0 15 wfq 'M-4: m '53 .fik 5 ff 1- 17? E93 1 Frosted Fantasies hroughout the dimmed gymnasium, glowing candlelight, frosty windows and an enchanted castle in the snow made fantasy become reality at the Christmas Ball, December 8, 1979. The evening began with a dinner and pictures at 7:30, while shortly thereafter, the dance was well on its way to a sparkling success. Music provided by Borderline satisfied underclassmen as well as sentimental seniors. After an unexpected visit by Santa Claus, the court was announced as crowns and gifts were presented from Santa's sack. Jon Sutkamp and Joy Youtsey were proudly crowned King and Queen with First Attendants Dean Walz and Paula Kappes and Second Attendants Don Henn and Kelli Mclntosh. Above, left: Jon Sutkamp and Joy Youtsey dance as the 1979 Christmas Ball King and Queen. Above, right: Santa Claus, alias Mr. Hart, makes a lively entrance for the coronation. 0 Christmas Ball sponsor, Mrs, Brindle, accepts a well-earned gift from Senior Class President and Vice-President, Jon Sutkamp and Greg Leopold. ' Brenda Buchanan, Linda Frondorf, and Sue Stull discuss the evenings festivities between dances. 0 Kris Kaelin and Sue Tracy boogie down as viewed from the Christmas castle. 16 ' Activitie-s!Christmas Ball QW l Y. f Y f ' 0 I .Q ,,.,,,Q,, ' t-,. .. ,ai Above, left: Smiling brightly across the table at ner date, junior Wendy Ries sits one out. 0 Frosted Fantasies come true for seniors Patty Kremer and Ken Farrell ' CHRISTMAS BALL COURT: First Attendants Paula Kappes and Dean Walzp King and Queen Jon Sutkarnp and Joy Youtseyg Second Attendants Don Henn and Kelli Mclntosn. N-.J islam Seniors Honored at Basketball Homecoming Highlighted by the crowning of the royal court and by an exciting game with Conner, Basketball Homecoming was held on the night of February 8 at the Ben Flora Gym. On the Thursday preceding the game, seventh through twelfth grade students voted for the 12 senior candidates, who had been selected by the boys' and girls' varsity basketball teams. At halftime, 1979 King and Queen Joe Norman and Mary Lloyd presented the new honors. Paula Kappes and Todd Hardy were crowned Queen and King. Selected as first attendants were Laurie Schuett and Mike Liska. Kelli Mclntosh and Bill Pelgen completed the court as second attendants. Thanks to Student Council, who sponsored the festivities, Bellevue students were admitted to the game free of charge. They were treated to an exciting contest in which the Tigers lead early, only to fall in the closing minutes by the score of 61-49. Above, right: Doug Davies and Lindsey Brindle are completely taken in by the action of the game. 0 With the Tigers down by two, Todd Hardy tries to even up the score, 0 HOMECOMING COURT: Second Attendants Bill Pelgen and Kelli Mclntosh, King and Queen Todd Hardy and Paula Kappes, First Attendants Laurie Schuett and Mike Liska. ,,, liX. s if 5 rf A Q I5 - Above, lefl: HOMECOMING CANDIDATES: Patty Kremer, Todd Hardy, Kelli Mclntosh, Keith Ahrens, Laurie Schuett, Mike Liska, Paula Kappes, Bill Pelgen, Sue Johnson, Chuck Wolf, Tammy Stith, Flon Verkamp. D Pep club member Wendy Reis, dressed in the Tiger mascot outfit, demonstrates her spirit. ' Second Attendants Bill Pelgen and Kelli Mclntosh look for the reactions of their friends in the stands, Above, right: Miss Paula Kappes joyfuily accepts her crown as the 1980 Basketball Queen. Activities!BasketbaII Homecoming 0 19 Juniors Use Candlelight, Roses to Create Special Atmosphere N ot withstanding the threat of bad weather, the 1980 Prom turned out to be an elegant affair held on March 28, at the Quality lnn. The theme of New Horizons was enhanced by lovely scenery provided by an industrious junior class. Hi Tension filled the air with soothing ballads, contemporary rock, oldies rock, and even a few foot stompin' bluegrass tunes. For the seniors, the prom marked the end of an era, as they were attending their last high school dance. More than a few tears were shed as the band played last year's prom song, Midnight Blue. Below: Junior Eddie Rauh dances the night away with prom sponsor Ms, Winkler. Above, right: This happy crew - Tammy Parrott, Don Henn, Debbie Toensmeyer, and Jerry Parrott - anticipates a memorable evening. 0 PROM KING AND QUEEN: Vince Leopold and Jill Koke. uv-'Kg 20 ' Activities! Prom dw 'S QQ, .tier D Q T45 gf, U is , .J t fm x a Si B --Qs Above: Gifts, favors, and memories equally contributed to the success ot New Horizons. 0 Jeff Veatch is grateful for assistance in pinning on his boutonniere from his date Tina Schwab. 0 Members of the 1980 Prom Court stand patiently as 1979 Queen Marilyn Kappesser crowns the new Queen, Miss Jill Koke. Activities! Prom 0 21 Dreams Come True tor the Court of New Horizons opes rose, fell, and rose again as the time of the coronation grew near. After recognizing reigning royalty of the senior class, prom sponsor Ms. Winkler announced this year's Prom royal court. The 1980 Prom Queen was Miss Jill Koke. Vince Leopold was named Prom King, Jill and Vince were joined on the court by first attendants Karen Goldhagen and Charlie Sutkamp and by second attendants Tracy Kiefer and Joe Groneck. Last year's Queen and King, Marilyn Kappesser and John Schulte, were on hand to crown the new royalty. Above: 1980 PROM COURT: First Attendants Karen Goldhagen and Charlie Sutkampg Queen and King Jill Koke and Vince Leopoldg Second Attendants Joe Groneck and Tracy Kiefer. Right: Underclassmen enjoy one of the evening's first dances. D The photographer alligns Patty Grever and Dave McAndrew in order to capture the perfect pose. 22 ' Activities!Prom X .,l X X t x f A l ew Ll f-...f Left: Junior class and prom sponsor Ms. Teri Winkler makes the anxiously awaited announcement of the 1980 Prom Court. 0 1979 Prom King John Schulte presents Joe Groneck with his gift as second attendant. 0 Gifts and Crowns are displayed prior to their presentation to the 1980 Prom Court. ' The musical group Hi Tension adds spark to an electrifying evening, 0 Unaware of what lies ahead, Juniors Tracy Kiefer and Vince Leopold pursue their New Horizons. -N .. Bl 1 Actlvlties!Prom ' 23 ffL'1.113 ,1- Service Comes First s vocation-oriented clubs, FBLA and DECA provide opportunities for members to excel in business and distributive education fields while in high school. In March, FBLA members participated in the Region 4 Conference at Morehead State University. Mark Culp captured first place in Typing ll while John Schulte won the Public Speaking competition. Joe Wever and Jerry Parrott placed second in the Poster Event to also qualify for the state conference in Louisville. To raise money for these events, FBLA sponsored bake sales, a car wash, and their traditional Kit-n-Kaboodle sale. DECA found variety to be the spice of their year as activities ranged from working at a chili cook-off in Covington to making Easter Bunnies tor ladies at the Baptist home. DECA members also competed in regional competition, as Dennis Roell, Bev Griggs, Dan Vickers, and Tammy Forge qualified for the state events. Dennis earned a spot in the national contest in Miami, Florida. Above, left: DECA sponsor Ms. Judy Silz pauses during a discussion with one of her Distributive Education classes. 0 Business Billboard, located in a business room, illustrates the open field of opportunities in the rapidly growing business world. 0 DECA: Front row: R. Deitemeyer, A. Mclntyre, T. Barnett, B. Pealman, L. Johnson. Row two: Sponsor Ms. Silz, K. Blackburn, S. Ewing, D. Foy, S. Roberts, S. Davidson, J. Griggs, D. Billings, D, Vickers, D. Youtsey. Row three: J. Emminger, K. Smith, L. Leopold, K. Nickol, K. Ahrens, J. Keiter, D. Cox, B. Griggs, C. Grinninger, L. Stephens, R. Laake. Back row: J. Benge, M. Harper, B. McMillan, D. Roell, J. Cooper, K. Johnson, L. Bernitt, S. Byrne, T. Forge. 0 DECA OFFICERS: Secretary Sharon Roberts, President Linda Stephens, Historian Dan Vickers, Vice President Julie Griggs, Reporter Karen Blackburn, Regional Reporter Dawn Foy, Parliamentarian and Regional Historian Stephanie Ewing, Treasurer Sherry Davidson. 24 0 ACtivitieS!FBLA-DECA 90st ,- 'L r .r fkwv 3i -swat Lum Qgfd 5-Ita, lasik . et... Tw' -ibnrid. Business . laid C-f.:e 1 -+6 fgvttf nr,- CMYK Ttipisf M-sc:-,Al mu., ,,,, 'Eg e rin r..,,,w hu 9.-.4 9M Uni 5 Left: FBLA OFFICERS: Historian Jerry Parrott, Secretary Paula Kappes, Treasurer Pennie Buchanan, President Dean Walz, Parliamentarian Karen Kaelin, Vice President Mark Culp. 0 Mrs. Joyce Daley, sponsor, takes time to assist business student and FBLA member Janice White, 0 FBLA: Standing: P, Kappes, J. Parrott, J. White, C, Wiedemann D. Walz, Fi. Laake, M. Culp, K. Kelly, Sponsor Mrs, J. Daley, P. Buchanan. Sitting: K. Kaelin, S. Hill, S. Hoop, D. Bowman, M. Loerich. WMV yds Drama Big Hit in Premier Year ewly organized this year, the Drama Club undertook the enormous task of putting on the first musical at Bellevue in over forty years. Directed by Mr. Dan Davies, AI Capp's Li'I Abner involved members of Drama Club as well as any interested actors or actresses in grades 7 through 12. The play, performed on the nights of March 21 and 22, was received with overwhelming enthusiasm by the school and the community. The club was originally set up to widen students' understanding and appreciation of theater. As a part of it's activities, the club attended several plays at NKU and surrounding schools. By putting on a play such as Li'l Abner, the students not only learned about the ruled and procedures of acting, but they also learned the importance of working together for a common goal. Right: DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Vice-President Paula Kappes, Secretary Greg Leopold, Treasurer Patty Kremer, and President Kelley Maher. 0 DRAMA CLUB: Front row: J. Parrott, T. Huff, S. Dean, G. Leopold, B. Robinson, N. Benge, J. Diesman, J. Sutkamp, J. Sprague, T. Pappas. Row two: S Hoop, G. Johnson, B. Woolridge, L.A. Dosch, W. Yelton, B. Grim, S. Henderson, S. Hill, L. Babin, A. Whalen, K. Maher, L. Schuett, S. Hill, K. McGurn. Row three: P. Kremer, Sponsor Dan Davies, S. Johnson, M. Loerich, L. Hasse. Back row: D. Walz, P. Kappes, J. Schulte, J. White, D. Bowman, P. Buchanan, M. Culp, K. Fausz, B. Guthier, J. Veatch, T. Stith, B. Fessler, M. Kappesser, S. Huninghake, C. Sutkamp. ,1- pn. 1 L1 L ABN Jeff -1 A50414- Upper left: Doctor Finsdale, alias John Schulte, directs Li'l Abner, better known as Jon Sutkamp, and a crowd of Miracle Musolemen to the other laboratory. 0 Dancing Dogpatchers Sue Johnson, Ted Pappas, Patty Kremer, and Vince Leopold in Rag Often the Bush. 0 Li'l Abner explains to Daisy Mae tStephanie Parry about Druthers while Mammy Yokum lJenny Diesmanj observes their situation. 0 Honored guests at Miss Appassionata's iKelley Mahery Garden Party enjoy a toast to the bride-to-be. 0 Pappy Yokum lNick Bengei points out his tatherly obligations to wife Mammy Yokum. 0 Dr. Finsdale extends his gratitude to Li'l Abner after a powerful demonstration by the Miracle Musclemen. ' Selling tickets to the double sell-out play was a job well done by Mrs. Dosch. 0 Paintings and posters such as these made by Mrs. Howe and Art ll helped a great deal in the promotion and advertising for Li'l Abner. Activities!Drama Club ' 27 Reflector: Changing With the Decade he Reflector Staff, consisting of fifteen responsible seniors, spends an entire school year designing the yearbook. Much time and effort is spent understanding and applying various copy and layout styles and procedures. Yearbooking involves not only taking pictures, but also selling subscriptions and ads, meeting deadlines, and most of all, learning to work with other people. John Schulte and Mark Culp served the class's needs as Copy and Layout Editors. The responsibility of handling all business matters and bookkeeping went to Business Manager Jenny Diesman. Lora Hasse and Paula Kappes covered the many student activities occurring throughout the year. The action-packed Sports Section was created by Rob Robinson and Kelley Maher. The Classes Section, both large and complicated, kept Sue Johnson and Joy Youtsey quite busy. Laura Koehler and Greg Leopold provided pictures and information on the Faculty and Honors Sections. The unique Seniors Section was developed by Laurie Schuett and Jon Sutkamp. Jeff Sprague and Marilyn Kappesser created the imaginative Ad Section. Below, left: Greg Leopold and Laura Koehler discuss possible layout ideas for the Faculty and Honors Sections. Above, right: Skid Row Bums Jon Sutkamp, Jeff Sprague, and Rob Robinson, take time off to relax and talk about the upcoming game. OREFLECTOR STAFF: Front row: Paula Kappes, Greg Leopold, Jenny Diesman. Row two: Sue Johnson, Lora Hasse, Mark Culp. Row three: John Schulte, Jett Sprague, Jon Sutkamp. Row lour: Kelley Maher, Laurie Schuett, Joy Youtsey, Laura Koehler, Advisor Barbara Brim. Back row: Rob Robinson, Marilyn Kappesser. Q35 ,, E T95 sPtRiT Above, left: identifying and arranging class photos is one of the various tasks that designer Sue Johnson encounters. ' Yearbooks Capture the Spirit is one of several signs used in the promotion of Reflector sales. 0 Catching last minute mistakes is the job of Copy Editor John Schulte. f SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS: Seated: Janice White, Tammy Stith, Shelley Huninghake. Standing: Detrea Bowman, Kelli Mclntosh, Penny Buchanan, Brenda Fessler, Jerry Parrott, Dean Walz. Activities!Fteflector ' 29 Students in Action y cooperating with other clubs, Student Council provided some new and enthusiastically received projects. The Spirit Scholarship Fund, traditionally associated solely with Student Council, became a school wide project. Student Council still contributed heavily to the cause with the Mr, and Mrs. Santa Claus Contest, won by Mr. Stidham and Ms. Winkler. Sadie Hawkins Day, held in conjunction with B-Club, featured a mass wedding ceremony of over forty Dogpatch couples. Unfortunately, the Sadie Hawkins dance was cancelled due to 8 inches of unexpected snow. In April, five pro athletes visited Bellevue at the request of Student Council, to promote the fight against Multiple Sclerosis. These athletes met several of Bellevue's best athletes in a variety of fun-oriented contests. Student Council also continued its well-established projects. Homecoming, complete with floats, banners, and a dance, was a resounding success. The candy sale, held in February, served as Student Council's chief fund raiser. Basketball Homecoming enlivened an otherwise dead time of year. Student Council concluded its calendar with its annual banquet at Grandview School. Right: Student Council members Sue Johnson and Patty Kremer decorate a Christmas tree in the first floor hallway to spread the Christmas cheer before the holidays. ' President and Vice President John Schulte and Kevin Fausz conduct business as usual at the Student.Council meeting. ' 1979-1980 President John Schulte installs President-elect Kevin Fausz at the annual Student Council Banquet. 3 1 fi if '-i...,. yi . my Q9 limp? if nw, W! 0 Above, left: Leigh Ann Dosch entertains some Norwood students as a part of one of the three student exchanges sponsored by Student Council. ' Mrs. Margaret Smith, guest at the 1980 Student Council Banquet, unwraps the gifts she received from this year's Student Council before retiring after 44 years of service at Bellevue. 0 STUDENT COUNCIL: Front row: K. Blackburn, J. West, D, Schulte T. Parrott, D. Grim, Sponsor Dan Davies. Row two: J. Schwab, S. Johnson, L.A. Dosch, Fi. South, L. Koehler, J. Schulte, Sponsor Mary Lou Ponchot. Row three: A. Hyder, T. Schwab, B, Halbauer, L. Wyatt, J. Benge, K. Pemberton, J. Schoulthies, G. Leopold. Row tour: P. Kremer, D. Baker, K. Wartman, S. Schoulthies, L. Stephens. Row five: C. Kindle, S. Hill, J, Koke, K. McGurn, K. Fausz. Row six: D. Foy, V. Leopold, K. Mclntosh. Row seven: J. Sutkamp, J. Sprague, D. Kappes, L. Schuett. Back row: H, Murray, J. Combs, P. Kappes, M. Sutkamp, M. Kappesser. Above: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Sitting: Historian Jeff Sprague, Treasurer Marilyn Kappesser, Standing: Vice President Kevin Fausz, President John Schulte, Secretary Patty Kremer. Activities!Student Council 0 31 FAMOUS S OF THE ' I Y s .91 hQ .1 tFF JON SANDRA SUTKAMP REDMAN -it -we Athletes Get Involved he B-Club, sponsored by Mr. Maher, is an organization composed of athletes who have lettered in at least one varsity sport. As a part of its activities this year the club made a Victory Bell, which was used at pep rallies and football games to help promote school spirit. To raise funds the club sold state football championship mugs. They also put on the first Student!Faculty Sports Spectacular. Participants competed in the wheelbarrow race, in which daredevils Klopp and Stidham stole the show, the tricycle race, sack races, and a tackle basketball game. Above: Athletic prowess demonstrated throughout football season won Jon Sutkamp the honor of being one of Northern Kentucky's Famous Stars oi the Week. Above, right: Getting in position for the next play is Tracey Janson's main concern. v B-CLUB UNDERCLASSMEN: Front row: K. Blackburn, J. Veatch, D. Kelly, V. Leopold, B. Dezarn, J. Crawford. Row two: L, Wyatt, L. Auteri, S. Parr, J. l-lurtt, L. Gibson, J. Wever. Row three: S. Sprague, T. Schwab, C. Sutkamp, K. Scaggs, D, Grau, M. Sutkamp. Back row: C. Glancy, P. Kelly, K. Hopper, M. Kern, S. Clark, L, Klinger, D. Klein. 0 OFFICERS: Secretary Susan Sprague, President Rob Robinson, Vice President Laurie Schuett, Treasurer Jerry Parrott. 32 0 ACtivitieS!B-Club A . . gint' Left: B-CLUB SENIORS: Front row: W. Yelton, K. Maher, M. Waters, L. Hasse, L. Schuett, K. Molntosh, M. CuIp.Row two: D Sandtoss, K, Farrell, J. Diesman, J. Schulte, R. Robinson. Row three: J. Rauh, D. Wildeboer, Ft. Chuke, J. Grome, A. Verkamp, Pappas. Row four: J. Parrott, Ft. Harris, B. Pelgen, M. Liska, T. Hardy, G. Leopold. Back row: P. Thorman, J. Sprague, P. Kremer, J. Sutkamp, S. Johnson, D. Walz. - Tackle Charlie Sutkamp talks things over with Coach Bernier. 0 Ring a Victory to State! is just what the 1979 Champion Football Team accomplished. XX , L ' 1 Q wx a 1' Riff is if . 31 J 2 I 5 . :ffl . ' E E 5 22 X.: ii' Home Economics ome Economics being a popular area of study at Bellevue, the Homemakers club was composed of thirty-nine members. To encourage togetherness and involvement, the club opened their year with a Halloween Party held at the Fort Thomas Armory on October 28. Members contributed money and baked goods along with enough energy and enthusiasm for hours of volleyball, bowling, fun and frolic. The annual doughnut sale, held on April 3, was an unqualified success, as the Homemakers experienced the fun and teamwork involved in making the goodies for the sale. Homemakers Club also sponsored the Senior Spring Sports Luncheon, while the Home Economics department as a whole held a week long luncheon of it's own, an annual event known widely as Sue's Soup Shop. Above, left: Home Ec teacher Mrs. Brindle discusses final arrangements with her students for Sue's Soup Shop. Karen Lee and Laurie Schuett gladly participate in the Halloween party as a part of Food Management class. HOMEMAKERS: Front row: B. Woolridge, L. Bennett, S. Johnson, P. Kremer, L. Wyatt. Row two: J. Benge, N. Benge L.A. Dosch, P. Buchanan, B. Fessler, L. Hasse, T. Stith, S. Huninghake. Row three: J. Emminger, C. Wolf, J. Combs, J. Sutkamp, T. Pappas, W. Yelton, H. Murray, J. Grome, Fi. Robinson. Row four: W. Reis, M. Kappesser, P. Thorrnan, K. Blackburn, T. Simonton, K. Maher, K. Ahrens, M. Loerioh, T. Janson, Mrs. Brindle, sponsor. Back row: D. Foy, K. Kelly, J. Youtsey, K. Mclntosh, L. Schuett, P. Kappes, K. Goldhagen, B Halbauer. Above, right: HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS: Treasurer Tracey Janson, Vice President Sandy l-lill, President Marilyn Kappesser, and not pictured, Secretary Joy Youtsey. Activitiesflflomemakers, Tri-l-li-Y 0 35 ,,.o-..s- Pep Club Sparks Tiger Power emonstration and promotion of spirit is the obvious function of Pep Club. Again this year, the club sold booster badges and hung thousands of signs to rally Bellevue teams to spirited victories. In addition, several Pep Club members served as the Tiger mascot, dressing in the Tiger suit to spur on the crowd to greater enthusiasm. Pep Club does not confine its support to sports. The club raised money for Spirit Scholarships with the Spirit Chain contest, and it presented the cast members of Li'l Abner with flowers on opening night in appreciation for their hard work. RIGHT: Tigers Walk Tall with the encouragement of the creative spirit signs made by Pep Club. Below: PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President Cathy Blackburn, President Patty Kremer, Treasurer Brenda Hogg, and not pictured, Secretary Marilyn Kappesser. 0 Even the faculty gets into the spirit of things as they hold up a punny sign at a pep rally. v Through the use of the pep board, Pep Club both supports and advertises various sports activities. ft ::..'1,rg , . .A W-,at 36 - ActivitiesfPep Club V 5 1 ' 5 M SVI ..., ,gf ' ', ' sf.. .-ff. .. . .. ' ' - fs 'w .,A. 1 ,ff vi. A 1. WU . .. 5 3 le Q4 54' I U 44 af' n h In UQ 2 . ' 0 lt if si -T n ' ABOVE: PEP CLUB: Front row: J. Myers, K. Veatch, S, Parr S.A. Stull, D. Baker, C. Blackburn, C. Walker. Row two: M. Hasse, M. Waters, B. Buchanan, L. Frondorf, D. Grim, J. Benge, S. Johnson, Ms. Ftowe, Sponsor. Back row: K, Blackburn, P, Kappes, S. Schoulthies, Tiger W. Reis, l.. Kllnger, B. Hogg, M. Ackerson, P. Kremer. 0 Sponsored by Pep Club, the Spirit Chain contest benefits the Spirit Scholarship Fund while promoting enthusiasm on all grade levels. 0 Always striving to rally spirit, Pep Club decorates the gymnasium with signs and posters. 0 Overwhelmed with the crowd enthusiasm, members of the football team bask in their well deserved glory. Pep ClublActivities 0 37 T3 4 ...X L 5 'CN LH L. Band First in Class A eginning with band camp at Eastern Kentucky University, the Marching Tiger Band enjoyed another very successful year. With fundamental marching skills under their belt, the Band worked up a show to use at football games and contests. They enjoyed their biggest success ever by placing first in Class A at the Northern Kentucky Marching Band Festival. While attending a contest at Morehead State University, the band received an excellent rating. Above: MARC!-IING BAND: Sitting: Front row: L. Johnson, B. Rothwell, J. Berheit, M. Loerich, K. Kaelin, M. Hasse, D. Walls. Row two: L. Frondorf, J. Lambert, K. Hopper, T. Parrott, B. Buchanan, T. Wever, J. Myers. Row three: D. Klein, J. Loerich, L. Leopold, T. Carson, L. Stephens, C. Glancy, T. Hart. Row tour: J. Parrott, T. Moore, M. Culp, E. Dragoo, K. McGurn, R, Bales, P. Diesman. Row five: C. Thomes, B. Welch, K. Knox, B. Clutter, J. Diesman, J. Hyder, M. Hopper. Row six: L. Buckley, E. Fliehl, H. Herklotz, Ft. South, D. Stanfield, D. Witt, Fl. Tracy. Row seven: M. Babin, J. Gauspohl, T. Huff, D. Kappes, J. Wever, J. Bertsche. Back row: T. Stanfield, A. Whalen, D. Bowman, G. Leopold, D. Walz, K. Kaelin, P. Kelly. Standing: P. Buchanan, L. Crosby, D. Toensmeyer, S. Tracy, L. Hasse, Director Ashley Ward, S. Huninghake, T. Kiefer, B. Fessler, S, Teague, Field Commander Paula Kappes. Not pictured: S, Craig, T. Hardy, T. Stith, K. Wartman, K. Wartman. D Flag Squad Members Tammy Stith, Brenda Fessler, and Shelley Huninghake cheer on the Tigers during the Covington Catholic football game. 0 The Tigers earned the right to say Any band can march, but the first place band performs by winning the Northern Kentucky Marching Band Festival, 38 0 Activities!Marching Band 7 1 wi9lil'IP t . vp, UN 99 I . Left: BAND QUEEN AND KING: Paula Kappes and Greg Leopold. 0 Field Commander Paula Kappes turns to lead the Band across the field in their opening number. 0 The Homecoming Parade is one of several noncompetitive events in which the Band performs. Below: Percussionisls Tina Stanfield, Donny Stantield, Kris Kaelin, Pam Kelly, and Detrea Bowman steadfastly march to their own strong beat. f FLAG SQUAD: Kneeling: P. Buchanan, Field Commander P. Kappes, S. Teague. Standing: S. Tracy, D. Toensmeyer, S. Huninghake, L. Hasse, T. Kiefer, B. Fessler, L. Crosby, and not pictured T. Stith. . Mfr-sf,' ,, - 1 l,. 'rg 'gs Actlvities!Marching Band 0 39 Music To Please All ith pieces ranging from folk to jazz, the concert band and stage band appealed to virtually every musical taste. The concert band, composed of the entire band family, opened its year with free winter concerts for the school and community. Their spring concert, held on the traditional Mother's Day date, attracted a large crowd. Stage Band members gave up their Wednesday nights in order to form one of the few Class A stage bands in Kentucky. ln addition to performing at the spring and winter concerts, they competed in the Northern Kentucky Stage Band Contest where they received an excellent rating. Above: Director Ashley Ward announces the next selection on the program. Above, right: Todd Hutt heads the booming brass section. 0 Junior High band members sharpen their skills. - Senior French horn player Jenny Diesman concentrates and enjoys the music. 0 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: Front row: J. Diesman, D. Walz, P. Buchanan. Row Two: M. Loerich, M. Culp, G. Leopold, K. Kaelin. Row three: D. Bowman, P. Kappes, B. Fessler, S. Huninghake. Row four: L. Hasse. Back row: : J. Parrott, T. Hutt, B. Clutter. 40 0 ActivitieslConcert Band Above, lelt: Members of stage band are completely absorbed by the music during the 1980 Spring concert. 0 Pat Diesman, Jerry Parrott, and Mark Culp rise to play their solos during a selection played by stage band, ' CONCERT BAND: Front row: D. Bowman, P. Kappes, S. Huninghake, D. Toesnmeyer, P. Buchanan, L. Hasse, K. Hopper, M. Loerich, L. Johnson, M. Hasse, T. Parrott, K. Wartman. Row two: M. Culp, T. Hart, L. Crosby, S. Teague, T. Kiefer, B. Fessler, J. Diesman, J. Wever, E. Fiiehl, L. Buckley, D. Walls, L. Frondorf, B. Rothwell, J. Berhelt. Row three: B. Buchanan, L. Stephens, T. Wever, J. Lambert, B. Clutter, T. Hardy, K. Knox, J. Hyder, B. Welch, K. Wartman, M. Hopper, C. Thomes, H. Herklotz, K. McGurn, P. Diesman, J. Loerich, K. Klein, J. Parrott. Back row: K. Kaelin, L. Leopold, C. Glancy, T. Carson, J. Myers, Director Ashley Ward, T. Stanfield, A. Whalen, G. Leopold, K. Kaelin, D. Waltz, M. Wormald, D. Stanfield, J. Gauspohl, D. Witt, M. Babin, J. Combs, Fi. South, J. Bertsche, D. Kappes, T. Hutt. . . ....1y55i.. L Wa Q Q .2 5 - A M W - S -- K. 'L RWM A x -'L K? 'Y S g X ,.,., ' f il-Hfwg:-3' 5 : Q if if f 'Q f- Q . X H .V X X . , K xx ..:1 l R l ' , ':, f? 311 -iii , f- .QT7':'fv - -'SEX' x ' X X I x :W gy 3 ' -. K 3 x . , M A mfhiz . ,g1,. ,. N . ,N N ' 3 V K ,N.ftQ...,a1 ,fi W A I '- ,, K 'f -If-ff, :X WN X0 , .NN 'W XWXNHSM l M- F 4- X fr n Q ww f p , . Q 'H f '55 .N N f '53, i 'Q .5 8,1 , fu. . F- , W .. 'A' . kkgiir KZST g 'iff -Q Wh T rl slug Above, left: SHOP AIDES: Brenda Manning, Mike Kelly, Bob Linkugei, Doug Fioeii, Colleen Waters. 0 Library aide Karen Goldhagen assists Miss Miller with the organization of index cards. Above: GYM AIDES: Marcia Harper, Robin Dietemeyer, Tammy Forge, Dan Hein, Steve Clark, Sandy Byrne, Rob Robinson. Activities!Aides 0 43 v -. ,,,.. 44 - Classes!Division ' 1 1? if .diiisxsn 3-QQ CLASSES .S1 l ' Y' Cl x Joyce Billings Karen Blackburn Valetta Bressler William Brock Tom Brooks Doug Burton Sandy Byrne Steve Clark Vernetta Cole Kenny Cooper Jim Crawford Steve Creamer Sherry Davidson Robert Dezarn Stephanie Ewing Kevin Fausz James Flynn Tammy Forge Dawn Foy Larry Gibson Karen Goldhagen Patty Grever Julie Griggs Cliff Grinninger Joe Groneck Dwayne Grubbs Sherri Gumm Bob Gulhier Bonnie Halbauer Lindberg Hobbs Sandy Hoop Jim Hurtt Kimie Ichino Tracy Janson Kevin Johnson Kim Johnson Mark Johnson Debbie Kappes Dave Kelly Shawn Kelly tm' i ,rs ,A X ia. ' 3 i D tB W ggi Q N t K if 5 V. X k, .' A X Q, i N W X-frm A 1 ix is 5 K, 1 av' Q , 1 5 K 'K 7 X, we R 1 J X3 C K: K i m it K ,,,,, ' v 'f ' wx. s X QE X X ix 5 fs if Y A 5 -Q. 'E 'EF ti t ir - ,fi 1 ' - swf 1 we X kb? s ,fl X5 Y , C? xt t C N F t 1- .. we-.:.sf-. .::t., V-I C f S S X xx X A E its P' 3 , 5 I YT -fi' an S wil w Q Q: r.is , 46 Classes!Juniors q--v ks ,gem Qv-3' .5- 'QW Y 'N' WSW ,L Mi ,v xl S SAE' Brooke Key Tracy Krefer Glenda Knox Rose Laake Donna Lawson Bally Lay Jrll Koke Vlnce Leopold Mark Lloyd Brenda Manning Davud McAndrew Debbie Merman Gary Moose Dan Muench Holly Murray Joe Norman Chns Pemberton Make Perry Eddle Rauh Ray Reckers Wendy Ries Betty Rnorer Sharon Roberts Ken Scaggs JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Bonnre Halbauer Presrdent Vlnce Leopold Vlce President JIII Koke Treasurer Debble Kappes K ,gsmxsvug Classeshluniors 0 47 Mike Schaiper Kevin Schraer Donna Springer Diane Stantleld Linda Stevens Charlie Sutkamp Dave Thorman Debbie Toensrneyer Kim Trapp Jeff Veatch Dan Vickers Joy Visse Don Walz Colleen Waters Cathy Webb Janie West Joe Wever Tamrny Wheaton Mark Whitford Debbie Wilson Lisa Wise NOT PICTURED: Eric KittS 48 ' CIasses!Juniors 'x.. 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Mil? my 491 1' 1 w X www' xi' Hi tx 'Km R p-.-, Alan Abramis Martha Ackerson Lisa Auteri Rick Bales Charles Baxter Ron Bechtol Jill Benge Elizabeth Bennett Judy Berheil Larry Bernitt Robert Bertsche Barbara Billings Kathy Blackburn Theresa Bowman Doug Bucher Lori Buckley James Bundy Bernie Capel James Combs Jim Corbin Joe Cox Steve Craig Lisa Crosby Darlene Daudistel Diana Davidson Robin Deitemeyer Rick Denault Pat Diesman Mark Doctor Mary Dorgan Leigh Ann Dosch Carl Eaton ClasseslSophomores 0 49 Ray Ebert Joy Emmmger Randy Fowee Dave Gardiner Daryl Grau Jeff Groneck Tom Hardy Marcia Harper Mlchael Hatch Brenda Hogg Karen Hopper Bull Hunnlnghake John Hyder Joe Horn Linda Johnson Karen Kaelrn Joe Keller Pam Kelly Dan Kern Mary Kern Tom Kern Carl Krtts Lrsa Klrnger Alrce Kohrs Jamne Lambert Lon Leopold Jam Maher Mark Malnes Make Mauser Doug McGaha Kenny McGurn Agnes Mclntyre Brenda McMlllan Mark Mercer Laurue Moose Jett Morton Klm Nlckol Mary Norman Stephanie Parr John Qulllen T... 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X , r i X X S , i Jett Rearns Joan Fleckers Faye Rhorer Eddie Fliehl Tom Robertson Dennis Ftoell Peggy Schaiper Jerri Schneider Sally Schoulthies John Schraer Andy Schrieber Doug Schulte Tina Schwab Robert Schwierjohann Terry Sellers Kathy Smith Mike Smith Sue Sprague Donald Stanfield Dale Stentz Erin Stentz Mike Sutkamp Rob Swope Gary Taiion Classes!Sophomores - 51 Susan Teague John Wainscott Carrie Walker Jenny Walz Kevin Wartman Brian Waters Jim Weyman James Wilder Jackie Williams Randy Winters Scott Wise Elizabeth Woolridge Mark Wormald Libby Wyatt Dee Youtsey Jack Youtsey Kline Cummins lnot picturedl 52 ' CIasses!Sophomores sg, ..,,t J S Ai f 9' N ' X is 130 ? - 'H 'Y q 9 X - :mtl .f 8 Qs. , s - A4 U X wks lf? V Q by tt 4? 1 X it s M K . X .K t. it tm ss it 'if 4 if , XT: r , H 4 W f ff ' M6 M' - nt .Q , V , JI., J ,, X , i fel t V, T 5 Q 455' .I-, jx. Dial I f my mum f 'tm -,lv 4 , ff 4 -wi ,,,, ,,,,f -. ,ff A 1' 7 L A ' on Q 1 if X X 1 T f K f t 'QW If A XX If l I ' I il? 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'A M y wqiiw' G ,ia , V, G , as 6, Q. 41 i ' vw 4 f W M , ww I 2 ' f V. fri Q' v if 14' , :V f.-Us W' ,W i i ff in ,- WMV l fi if 16 We 5-if 'Y rx ki? xx x Q E Wy E kk A A My , J Q X , Y: U1 J yr I 'Y t ,',, ' PN ' Sue Ann Stull James Sweet Carol Tallon Tracy Tallon Ron Terry Chris Thomes Dave Thompson Donna Tolle Robert Tracy Kelly Veatch Patty Verkamp Penny Verkamp Doug Vickers Debbie Walls Karen Wartman Monica Waters Tracy Wever Bill Welch Mary Whalen Kim Wlechman Carolyn Wledemann Larry Witt FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: President Flick South, Treasurer Sheri Hill, Secretary Kim Pemberton, Vice President Jeff Schoulthies, Al 3 Classesflfreshmen 0 Steve Apted Bob Auteri Lisa Baker Steve Baker John Bates Susan Barrett Starrlette Baxter Janice Bentley Gary Berhiet Mike Berne Emma Blackburn Martin Brock Richard Buckler Jill Campbell John Combs Gene Corman Jeff Cox Beth Cropper Linda Crosby Estille Davidson Scott Duty Cheryl Eaton Mike Eaton Sandy Freeman Chris Gibson Lisa Grim Tammy Grimm Robert Groh Frank Haas Judi Hacker Rick Halbauer Jay Haley 56 ' Classes!Eighth Grade . 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Qv ,f f fr? f ,I f fl e it H it 4 cw, ,, ,,,.,,,,.. fy Q, , ,gf f ,y J, ,wt , ,,,,?57.,? 2 1 ' ,, X57 1 fl f 3. , HFN VN 0 . ..' fi. N1 x 1 Q' ' rf, 'if iv . . G Q ,,,, . il 4 ff X ,, 4 Ig A' K f' aff A , ,. J ig? f 2 , 5. J 32 ' f 'S , A rp, ' , M3 31 L,-,g ' Q 1 5' ff: 4 4 .f v rf 3 ir? I 3 ,, f , me '.,, ,, lf yu .,. 4 1 1' ii , 31 -mfr ff X 1 Mischelle Stith David Swaw Danny Swope Lee Tackett Lance Tarvin Gina Thomes Ricky Thompson Dana Tracy Sam Turner Chris Wainscott Michael Walker J 1 Tina Ward Rebecca Whitaker rri M ,, gf, ,L Q qi sw. --im CIasses!Seventh Grade 0 61 SPORTS si i 62 0 Sports! Division ,L.,, ,, Qc- Sports!Division ' 63 31 as-aw' Fr District Championship Ftegained With 9-2 Ftecord Hard work, determination, and talent proved to be the right combination for the Tigers in '79 as they captured the district championship. First year head coach Fred Bernier's new style of offense was significant in the Tigers' scoring 288 points during the regular season. On August 17, cross-town rival Dayton came into Gilligan stadium with high hopes of defeating Bellevue. Dayton's dream of upsetting Bellevue was soon turned into a nightmare as the Tigers handily defeated them 23-6. ln the following three games, the Tigers winning streak continued to grow as they chalked up wins over Scott, Covington Catholic, and Paris. Through the next two weeks the Tigers suffered a mid-season slump, losing to Richmond Madison and Campbell County. After regaining their winning form against Newport, the Tigers rolled over district opponents Beechwood, Ludlow, and Dayton to earn a spot in the state playoffs. Top: Dan Hein t81l hangs on to this pass for a touchdown. ' The Tiger defensive line is ready to prowl against Beechwood. 0 Football is a very physical game, as shown here during the Covington Catholic encounter. 64 0 Sports! Football swzfgv. r?f 'sv 781.-A7 J 81 if U 4-If l , ..,, VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Front row: J. Sprague, K. Fausz, D. Kelly D. Grau, B. Guthier, J. Crawford, D. Walz, J. Hurtt, A. Schrieber. Row two K. Farrell, S. Clark, E. Flauh, M. Sutkamp, Fl. Chuke, J. Sutkamp, R. Dezarn R. Robinson, B. Plgen. Row three: V. Leopold, J. Grorne, T. Pappas, J KO ,WW 'Mfr' Above: Steve Clark 1403 disrupts this pass against Covington Catholic. 0 Three Covington Catholic defenders finally bring Mike Sutkamp 143i down after a long gain. avg -It .vs,,,, SENIORS: Kneeling: T. Pappas, M. Harper, D. Sandfoss, J. Grome, D. Hein, Fl. Chuke, K. Farrell, J. Sprague, B. Pelgen. Fl. Flobinson, Fl. Harris, A. Verkamp. Standing: J. Sutkamp, P, Thorman, W WWW l 66 0 Sports! Football A s f 6, .. g ff . Above, left: Daryl Grau 1193 closes in for the kill as a Richmond Madison player goes high in the air lor a pass. Ron Chuke 1443 and Jim Hurtt 4335 are also converging on the play. ' The team shares a moment of prayer before the State Championship. 0 Struggling to reach the goal line with four Madison players trying to stop him, Jon Sutkamp demonstrates the power that enabled him to set an all-time Northern Kentucky rushing record. 131552515 f 6 Nw Y J 1 r ws... r .4 is I-v iff T 1 Tigers Win State Again! Led by a stingy defense and a rugged, ball-control offense, the Bellevue Tigers powered their way to the Class A State Championship. Opening the playoffs against an outmanned Raceland team, the Tigers crushed the Rams 33-O. The game was played on an extremely muddy field which the newspapers aptly dubbed Gilligan's lsland. Despite the conditions, tailback Jon Sutkamp churned out a Bellevue record, rumbling for 322 yards and 5 touchdowns. Top ranked Paintsville was the next opponent to invade Tiger Country. ln a brutal defensive struggle, a second quarter touchdown run by Jon Sutkamp proved to be the only score in the 7-0 victory. Revenge burned in the hearts of the Tigers as they made the trip to Louisville to face Richmond Madison. After a second quarter goal line stand, the Tigers drove 80 yards for the decisive touchdown, a one yard plunge by Jon Sutkamp. The state championship victory over the Purples made the Thanksgiving spent away from home worthwhile. Both coaches and the press recognized the talent of the Tigers on post season all-star teams. Jeff Sprague and Jon Sutkamp were on the N.K.C.A. Top 22 and all-star teams. They were joined on the all-conference team by Rob Robinson, Dave Sandfoss, Ted Pappas, Charlie Sutkamp, and Mike Sutkamp. Jon Sutkamp also received the Marty Kehoe Award, which is given to the area's outstanding player. Top, left: The offensive line creates a path as Charlie Sutkamp UU and Ted Pappas 166i lead the charge for Jon Sutkamp. 0 Jeff Sprague U13 attempts to dry his hands during a timeout while discussing the game with Coach Bernier. 0 Coach Fred Bernier is shown here going over strategy at halftime. Hanging from a chalkboard is a sign that best described this year. Sportsflfootball 0 67 inexperienced Freshmen r Struggle through Seasong Reserves Successful Again Burdened with inexperience and injuries, the freshman football team suffered through and 0-5 season. With only four X of the 31 players ever having played football before, first year head coach Bruce Hart concentrated on developing the basic skills of these beginning players. A' lL.ti xnxx.. Q . . 2 . Coach Hart is looking forward to next season because 16 of 'lrt r y t the 31 players will be returning next fall. Even more .rrii, f encouraging is the fact that six of the players started on this f 7143- year's team. Beset by bad weather, the reserve football team faced only three teams over the course of the season. During the first two contests, defense proved to be the key in producing victories. The defensive unit was so dominant that neither Covington X Catholic nor Newport were able to cross the goal line as the . X N TQ-S reserves recorded shutouts in both contests. A very good . N X ' Beechwood team pinned the only loss on the reserves as a fourth quarter touchdown secured the victory for the red and white Tigers. ,z,,.g:.l :XL W: ' U1 . ' 1 Above, right: The offensive unit awaits signals from the bench during the game in which Paintsville eventually lost their number one ranking. 0 Jim Crawford 1225 replenishes himself with a well-deserved drink of water. v ,:' n I ' 4 Jim's efforts were significant in the reserve victory over Covington Catholic. ' 4 v' ' Sports!Football 0? ' e , f ' 45, x fit 5' A LLLL A Six. xkmwm -. ' 0 Fil' Z , J3l 'Q' K: J U1 - h ' ' 4- A A M up 2' . Gm DE' P UR '3'f n-'Y We 'aa :KAW 'S 1 H' wig? G eng- X 1 iff 'V KW' N at Sports! Football 69 VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Front row: T. Forge, S. Byrne, T. Schwab, R. Deitemeyer, Coach Meng. Row 2: S. Sprague, S. Parr, K. Pemberton, L. Auteri, Mgr. C. Mclntyre. Row 3: S. Tracy, J. Walz, M. Harper, C, Weidemann, D. Grim, Mgr. C. Walker. Back row: Coach Druck, D. Kappes, T. Janson, K. Hurtt, Mgr. L. Wyatt. Not pictured: Y. Kitts, K. Maher, M. Waters, Mgr. M. Kappesser. M I M .M ..... ... I I -v-....,,.,....., .....,,,m.N 70 0 Sportsfvolleyball NA 4. 1, r ff if 4 J' 1, '.1..f.,., 9 f Q , , N fx 44 ff 2 'V' lm A- W Top, right: Steffi Parr serves the winning point in an important conference game. Left: In an attempt to outwit the opposing blocker, Lisa Auteri bumps the ball instead of spiking it. Above: Denise Grim prepares to 'lay down' a spike, assisted by Tammy Forge's set. s c 1 ' T - F 2 -' F W F , ,L . A..,...1:.A1 A AAAJ ' if-L, -QQ'f' is Lady Tigers Extend Winning Tradition Guided by veteran Coach Sally Meng, the Lady Tigers clawed their way to a 17-1 regular season record to capture the N.K.A.C. Championship for the 7th straight year. ln the regional tournament, played at Campbell Co., the girls spiked Boone Co., Newport, Walton, and Campbell Co. before suffering a disappointing loss to O.L.P. in semi-final play. Regional first team honors were given to Debbie Kappes with Tammy Forge and Lisa Auteri receiving Honorable Mention awards. Tammy Forge and Debbie Kappes were also named to the All-Tournament team at Campbell Co. Debbie was also chosen as a Famous Recipe Star-of-the-Week. Top, Ielt: Concentration on creating a perfect attack is crucial and is reflected on the faces of Debbie Kappes and Lisa Auteri. - Proof of another victory for the Lady Tigers flashes across the scoreboard. ' Maureen Waters gets down in the correct position, mandatory for executing a 'good up'. Sportsfvolleyball 720 CRDSS- NTRY .. N - Es. if Cross-Country Buns To Win in 1979 Season Only after experiencing the aching muscles, the long, lonely hours of practice, and the day to day dedication of the runner can one truly appreciate the sport of cross-country. This year, 14 Tiger runners experienced these characteristics of this truly demanding sport. Under the enthusiastic leadership of Coach Pep Stidham, the boy's and girl's CrOSS-Country teams finished their regular seasons with impressive conference standings. Four Bellevue runners, Bill Manning, Hans Herklotz, Doreen Klein, and Karen Hopper qualified for and competed in the state championship on November 3rd at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. Strong performances by Bill Manning, Hans Herklotz, and Karen Hopper during the regular season merited their selection by area cross-country coaches to the Regional All-Star teams. Above, right: Preparing for a crucial meet amidst the leaves at Highland Park, Mary Kern, Janice White, Doreen Klein, and Karen Hopper stretch and limber up. f Leading the pack, Bill Manning strides in to a grueling ist place finish. 0 Janice White and Pam Kelly discuss their strategy before the starting gun. H MZ? i A ia bf 35 53 't f it 3 it ' nfl? - , ,, .S i' - ,g 3 fifgl ,ff , fi, xs fi if' wi l if is it 5, B ' we i,,, Wfwe- 4 B tmy i 'ew ,, Wi , ,A ' ' J, U' V wage.: , , ,, ,, f, rl JNL W: ,V i ..':fie, --,' A ' f 'Y ' I I T' 'M 1 e eiei i ' M, s f A - B 2 . ' , 'L Yfi, 'fig i rt ' r f, .. ' ' A E32 F ' , it , if M M lliii ,rf f' M 4 r ffl Q 1 A , ,, - C. 4 ,V I , 4 U . wrkwyqgry , , v , , ,,4 Y , I V- H 44, , r,r, , , in Z A Y U gym, f , V' - 447 i ' f - an ' fff' it i ww' 4 We K wa fl '?e53+x i i , r 'zamwf r , ir- 1gff5,.y:Q ,i1V -A , . 5, wg, ef w, :'f,i,:yL, Jgffpz, ep. A K f ' 4 fa A , . ,, Mwyf!Vfw:4?9,b:g?Qj,i7h1,g,,Q4ff',Mt',f3g,.W4nw I Sports! Cross-Country 39 246, BOY'S AND GlRL'S CROSS-COUNTRY TEAMS: Front row: C. Glancy, J. White, K. Hopper, M. Kern. Row two: D. Klein, H. Tracy, K. Kaelin. Row three: P. Kelly, C. Kiefer, G. Tallon, H. Herklotz. Row four: J. Hyder, B. Manning, L. Gibson. Back row: Coach Stidham. Above, right: Pacing themselves in the important conference meet, Karen Hopper, Doreen Klein, and Pam Kelly seem confident of finishing first. Above: Bill Manning, Kris Kaelin, and John Hyder line up for the start of the race at Highland Park. i l'n , . Wt., M ,W ti yi. I 4.346 f g,, . , , ,' , Q, T zz A I we 9 ,Q W T- gf! 1 W , '?,b .. -'zo 'fu t 'r,r, .A . me 252 ZA ktg l1v .,1'i.' ' if L aw -v-,gf .1 Q71 or O ' Kaelin. 5 i x SENIORS: Coach Stidham, B. Manning, J. White, C. Kiefer, K. Sports!Cross-Country 0 73 ' . yn ' I i ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,W,,,,, .,,. W ,, ,,.,, B rr y wiv , Y I W 1 M 1. . W, ,k M- n 4 , ff! an rf f , ,, U 1.2 2 L 1 r .. If ,,M,,,....-f-we f W 'W ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: Kneeling: Mgr. C.Mclntyre, Mgr, L.Wyatt. Standing: Mgr. D.Schwab, T.Forge, R.Deitemeyer, M.Harper, D. Kappes, T.Schwab, T.Janson, L.Johnson, L.Auterl, F.Flhorer, K.Hurft, Coach Meng. 74 0 Sports!Girl's Basketball Above, left: Going up and over a Beechwood defender Tracey Janson lays in a shot for two, - Coach Meng and manager Cheryl Mclntyre intently study the action on the floor. Below: Tammy Forge races downcourt to set up the Lady Tigers' offense. SENIU Q .. K I 5 W Q :ii M I U ..... tit 1. .fi N fel c! ...f Q' affix ASJQW 52 Dayton sg, V vf ossan eo . ,, , , 'Af mpbell County 64 5 , . 3 ' Iton-Verona 61 3 i 1 one County N 59 ' Simon Kenton I 2 55 ,,f1 V - ,, Gmye,,,, I , f 54 Q Q Z , ,V 58 , ' Holy L A, , , 1 ' .V V, k'ViV Q., I ,,. . Wg ' 55 Villa Madonna 53 35 1 a t n it 52 i329 'E' ' 64 .sv , .713 y155 n5yy Q 61 33 B 'Q e County 54 62 D Beeghwood 50 46 : Congr 69 36 S Simon Kenton 52 56 Ludlo 38 65 ts st. H .591 22 M-fw., . Holmes 5 43 41 OLP 64 42 Dixie 63 M District Tournament We 1- 35 Dayton 45 Disappointing Season Does Give Needed Experience Frustrating best described the girl's basketball season this year. Due to inexperience and a rigorous schedule, the Lady Tigers sputtered through a 6-19 season. With all five starters returning next year, the future of girl's basketball at Bellevue looks promising. Among the players that Coach Meng has returning are guards Tammy Forge, Marcia Harper, and Linda Johnson, forwards Lisa Auteri and Debbie Kappes: and center Tracey Janson. With more experience and physical maturity, this group of young ladies could be very competitive in the upcoming seasons. Sophomore Lisa Auteri's 18.1 scoring average earned her All-Region Honorable Mention and selection to the District Tournament Team. Top, loft: Handily outjumping the opposing Beechwood player, Karen Hurtt tips the ball to her teammate. 0 Junior Debbie Kappes is an intimidating defender around the basket. Sports!Girl's Basketball 0 75 BASKETBALL Regular Season We TheY 40 St. Anthony 15 18 Holmes 38 46 Walton 16 25 FLA. Jones 7 81 8 33 18 FLA. Jones 9 29 16 Conner 7 8 8 14 26 Conner 9 33 37 Simon Kenton 28 40 Ockerman 53 20 Cline 7 81 8 18 23 Twenhoiel 36 29 Highlands 33 20 Conner 9 36 17 Lloyd 23 24 Notre Dame 14 42 Beechwood 17 20 Cline 7 81 8 22 26 Lloyd 25 51 Ludlow 11 Tournament 48 Notre Dame 16 22 Conner 40 Spirit, Determination Spark Lady Tigers Improving on last year's record and reaching the second round of the district tournament were only two of the achievements of the girls' junior highffreshman basketball team. Experienced players, such as Carolyn Wiedemann, Karen Wartman, and Denise Grim, led the team to many exciting victories during their 9-10 regular season. Special recognition went to Carolyn Wiedemann as she was named to the freshman All-Tournament Team. Top, right: Covering their men, the Tiger defenders deny an inbounds pass. 0 Anticipating the re1eree's toss, Diane Baker gets set to tip the ball to her teammates. 76 0 Sports!GirI's Basketball 1 W1 42? sonar' 'K ,nr , 1 Wm 2 A,-..,j if 4 ,ff :fx 3 8 Sports!G1rl s Basketball 0 7 VARSITY TEAM: Kneeling: Mgr. E. Riehl, Mgr. B. McGaha. Maher, R. Verkamp, J. Schulte, K. Ahrens, S. Crittendon Head Coach M Standing: Coach Starnes, D. Grau, M. Liska, T. Hardy, R. Hebei, J. Above: SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS: Front: M. Liska, K. Ahrens. Back: T. Hardy, Fi. Verkamp, J. Schulte. Middle right: Senior Todd Hardy sinks this free throw as Jim Maher C215 and two Newport opponents look on. 0 Jim Maher lays in this shot against Newport during the district tournament. 78 v Sports!Boy's Basketball Swauger. Not pictured: D. Schulte. , 54 72 Beechwood 82 Dixie DMA District Tournament V. 48 Newport 50 . , 4 M N ,, ' Zi ' .yr ., g y , A,2., . 3 . I ,J ,Leee g y t e T inexperienced Tigers Perform Well in Big Games Despite their losing record, the '79-'80 Tigers of Mike Swauger were a force to be reckoned with in Northern Kentucky basketball circles. Even though most of the players were getting their first taste of varsity competition, the Tigers performed surprisingly well in big games. On January 29, the Tigers ventured to Dry Ridge to face the Grant County Braves, who were soaring after a big win over Newport Catholic. Bellevue enjoyed its finest game of the season in stunning Grant County 78 to 72. Above, left: First year Head Coach Mike Swauger gives the team directions during a timeout. 0 Senior John Schulte directs the offense as Keith Ahrens 1413, Jim Maher, and Randy Hebel 1319 look for a possible pass, John's passing skills helped earn , . V . him Enquirer Player of the Week. T ' A L 0 Todd Hardy lakes a pass inside to Jim Maher before feeding the ball outside t' 'W ,, to John Schulte l45y. Sports!Boy's Basketball 0 79 22 X . Regular Season 39 ff. ,i -- 955490 - s . 31 - ---f:f' Jif V 4? ,,:, fflfffffif- ' A . t i 35 57 4'K--k' rf- -- 1 NlCh0l3S county -37 49 L1-'J .-- 1 Ltqygdr . Lgil Highlands - g 49 Dayton mmmhmh 57 ' I m'mhT 32 Silver Grove T Boone s 41 . t it S 36 40 Conner i n 61 47 i . Beechwood .450 42 J'i Ludlow D48 40 y St. Henry 34 . - QL it eeee . 52 eefn . f Ai f T fflefne Ieurniment gg 48 3001! E37 'e ee heee 3 7. , y Simon Kenton 55 T Tigers Upset Minded Tournament conditions also brought out the best in the Tigers. In the first ever Dayton Invitational, Bellevue placed a strong second, with Doug Schulte and Todd Hardy earning spots on the All-Tournament Team. They nearly upset eventual champion Holy Cross in the Indians own tournament, and they lost a tough battle to district champs Newport in the district tournament. Todd Hardy again made all-tourney at Holy Cross, and John Schulte was named to the All-District Team. Todd was also selected to the Class A All-Region Team. The reserve basketball team, racked with injury after injury, did surprisingly well considering that freshmen were often called upon to fill out the squad. The experience gained by the reserves should strengthen the overall program in the future. Above, right: Coach Starnes and his reserves study the opponents offense. ' Always ready to hustle, the Tigers' zone defence shifts with a Conner pass. 80 ' Sports!Boy's Basketball ......a?w r..t.r . W... ,Mm:,,,.,, .,.,..,. ..,,..y..., ' S I 'hr lm- -... . ' .M-1 S .Q raving K ,... ss.. S . , ,N tm . -wget, .meg 1-Q - gi? I W Q Q' ' 5 Rs Six tl? Lim rw ' v WN 43 Sports!Boy's Basketball 0 81 s Q fw ,if at 'Th 5 E N F1395 Q.. u L sg. ,. I ,X iz -Q, , 1 U ' i, 5 Sw Lim 'ai 5 ' ' Q as 0 Sports!Freshman Basketball JUNIOR HIGH TEAM: Front row: J.Cox, S.Baker, T.Tierney, J.Combs. Row 2: S.Tierney, S.Wikle, T.Schwierjohann, J.Haley, S.Carver. Back row: D.Swope, B.Auteri, Coach Wendell, A.Hyder, S.Maher. 38 40 57 Scott t 55 60 56 yi!! Freshmen End Season Strongg Junior High Learns Sound Basketball Fundamentals With key player Steve Crittenden having been moved up to the reserve team just prior to the opening of the season, the freshman basketball team stumbled through an up and down year. After losing the first seven games of the campaign, the freshman Tigers showed marked improvement. Regular season ending wins over Beechwood and Walton-Verona sent the Tigers into the regional tournament with confidence. Riding high after these victories, Bellevue avenged an earlier loss by upsetting FLA. Jones 37-29 in the first round. A tough Conner squad then eliminated the hopeful Tigers from the tournament. Under the tutelage of Coach Ken Wendell, the junior high basketball team learned the basic principles of sound team basketball as they fought to a 6-9 record. Thrilling wins over conference foes Dayton, Beechwood, and Walton-Verona highlighted the short season. Middle, left: Getting his players Psyched up, junior high coach Ken Wendell readies his charges for action. 0 Steve Carver shows a perfect follow-through on this jump shot. Sports!Junior High Basketball 83 'LLL i' 'LLLLL rr it W'LL it .,,L LLL, xW,L LLXLL,, . .,LL .,,L. ,L--Aw,- Lx.. Q LLL -ffferftfgrf-mes:f:r.f,ffsr1:zsfsstfw 1 -1 2-ref.: A , .52TE22fsvfsk?I2?GI:sv-- .. ,. ..,, :f::..: ,f .Sf--v ie .... ---- - ,L f '-Wrffii. ,-LAL- -'ff.t.15f: .f .. .:.,:22 -' -.'-- .f pt-.rg-.-:-5 .,, 'v 'ffkzf . ,- rss.:- l-i.f.1: . L.L,,L-L-h 2 --k. LLL .,., A tp Lm.- - K k kk ,L .,,,.,t.5,,,, We f--, fttqzfsreflss.em..,:1tfr.,m.-.tsswsfffmff- - - I .--.-. f .,. 5, ,tg ,-f.-, S.- ,t .af-...tfsrstit . .te , t. - , 11. , 11. .--- t .555 ,,. .,,,,tfQ.,...ff- ' ff ' ?sff1f:ff'.'iffTf:f?Tff:fff1- f w W Z V H I wff raw., H . ' ftwwww 3 ,l l T V6 Cheerleading Expands As Two Underclassmen Squads Are Established From the summer practices of June until the basketball tournament in March, the varsity and reserve cheerleading squads dedicated themselves to bringing enthusiasm and excitement to the entire student body. Almost immediately after school let out for summer vacation, the cheerleaders began practicing to perfect their cheers and mounts. In their spare time, the cheerleaders raised money for new uniforms. Among the money-making projects were the sale of an all-purpose cleaner, a 24-hour rock-a-thon, and a Christmas candle sale. This year also marked the birth of the freshmen and junior high cheerleading squads. By involving many young girls, sponsor Miss Rowe hoped to increase interest in cheerleading on the varsity level. 84 0 Sports!Cheerleaders Above: FRESHMEN SQUAD: Front: M. Dean. Row two: K. Vea S. Stull, T. Wever, M. Waters, Top: B, Buchanan, T, Parrott, J. Myers. Below: VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: S. Johnson, T. Kiefer, P. Kappes, L. Schuett, K. Goldhagen, P. Kremer, J. West. Sponsor: D. Rowe. 'WW rv f' K M W .,., I .,X, my MKMM mNNNwwfwmaW mmmnquumuwmmw, ,samurai 1-sauna: W X x i 'Q tv r, x . rx .v x Q . I ! ! If 4' I u I v is 1 5. r 1,111 Jil, M wmmmn-mm nnssuuun :nunquqp '. lp' I., S4- --..4 Sports!CheerIeaders 0 85 f Q 'Xhk T' W H W. ... . . . ...- ...... ..,.A..-,.... . ...D.,.,.-, ,A . 'ff' 'Q3f .i '- 5 9 ' ' ' . ,. A ' Q A M . Y - K A Y .. I -9 I A NIQQY .T.x L . ' . I X gi ' FRESHMAN TEAM: Front row: Fl. Stanfield, R. Brossart, M. Babin, C. Gibson, H. Herklotz, M. Hidman, Fl. Held, Row two: S. Tierney, M. Hopper, A. Hyder, J. Gardiner, T. Tierney, D. Swope, A. Brock, Back row: L. Stephens, D. Witt, J. Schouithies, T. Moore, J. Loerich, L. Sherlock. Above: Senior Dan Hein sets his sights high on the first hurdle during the Regional track meet held at Covington Catholic. Above, right: Jeff Sprague has a look ot determination during the 100 meter dash event at the Regional meet. Jeff's talents enabled him to go undefeated in Northern Kentucky track meets this spring. SENIORS: M. Harper, T. Pappas, J. Sutkamp, J. Sprague, D. Hein, B. Manning, J. Schulte. 86 ' Sports!Boys' Track VARSITY TEAM: Front Row: M. Harper, J. Sutkamp, B. Manning, J. :prague Flow 2: Coach Mayer, R. Swope, S. Clark, K. McGurn, D. lein, J. Hyder. Row 3: C. Sutkamp, M. Wormald, R. Winters, S. Vise, K. Fausz. Back Row: M. Sutkamp, E. Rauh, J. Quillen, K. llartman, G. Tallon, A. Schrieber. Not pictured T. Pappas, J. Schulte. BUYS' TRACK Season Long And Arduous But Reaps Many Rewards Track is usually thought of as a spring sport, but Coach Mayer had the Bellevue tracksters logging miles beginning on January 7. This early training paid off as the Tigers ran by their opponents during the entire season. included in the Tiger victories were the Bellevue Invitational, the Lloyd Invitational and the all important Regional Meet. The K.H.S.A.A. initiated the sectional meet this spring. Only the top 4 runners in each event from each region made the trip to the sectionals, and only the top 2 from each sectional made the trip to the state meet in Lexington. Of the 11 regional qualifiers, 4 B.H.S. tracksters survived the tough sectional competition to make it to the state met. Running against the best runners in the state, Jeff Sprague established a new school record in the 400 meter dash while capturing third place. Jeff also came across the finish line in the number 3 spot in the 200 meter dash. Mike Harper and Bill Manning finished their careers strongly, placing second in the pole vault and fifth in the mile respectively. Left, middle: Mike Sutkamp begins to pick up momentum in the exchange zones during the 880 relay at the Bellevue Invitational. 1 Bill Manning strides across the finish line at the Regional meet. Sports! Boys' Track 87 Season Sees Three School Records Shattered With a lot of hard work and youthful enthusiasm, Coa gh Pep Stidham and the Tigerette tracksters had a very successful season. Three seniors and a talented group of underclassmen finished second in the Bellevue Invitational, captured the championship at the Dixie Invitational, and took the runner-up spot in the regional meet. Holly Murray established school records in the shot put and discus, while Karen Hopper was busy breaking the school record in the mile run. Sophomore Stephanie Parr survived the stiff competition of the Region and Sectional to place fourth in the state meet in the 100 meter low hurdles. For his efforts Coach Stidham was selected as Coach of the Year by the Girls Coaches Association of Northern Kentucky. Above, right: Sophomore Sue Sprague exhibits perfect form as she approaches the finish line, e Eyeing the finish line, Doreen Klein pushes for the tape. ' Karen Hopper reaches for her last bit of energy to overcome her opponent. 88 ' Sports!Girls' Track ,af a TRACK TEAM: Front row: B. Wooldridge, C. Glancy, J. Noe, Dorgan. Row 2: S. Hill, M. Kern, K. Hopper, D. Klein, T. Parrott. Row Sue Sprague, K. Veatch, L. Dosch, D. Grim, H. Murray Back Row: J. gn rg Diesman, S. Parr, J. White, B. Rothwell, L. Hasse, K. Wartman, Coach Stidham. gunn- Above: SENIORS: Jenny Diesman, Janice White, Lora Hasse. Left: At the race's end, Doreen Klein and Karen Hopper show the comradery that can result between athletes. Sports!Girls' Track 0 89 we 4, ,, . W-fs -lf, I 'QQ Xi YF- . T gf 555 X 2 . SSX S vw-' ' x x 4 E E 0 - SportslSoftbaII 54 2 .424 f 2 K1 Q 1 1 Q A r V V ,,., y 44 -Q it C V o County JW' Vi .,:i,.l: Nwffw.f,,,f- ,M- 1 Boone County 21 'Www Dismal Won-Loss Record Doesn't Dampen Desireg Team Sharpens Skills Although the girls' softball team didn't win any games this season, they did achieve the true purpose of athletics - to enjoy competing against other teams. ln their twelve outings, the girls gained experience that will aid them and Coach Silz in the seasons to come. Since there were no seniors on the team, the veterans of this year should be able to put their newly acquired fielding and hitting knowledge to good use in the future. Top, left: Kim Kelly eyes the ball as she steps into the pitch. 0 Coach Silz and the girls take a well deserved break between innings. f Catcher Jerri Schneider scoops up an errant pitch. Opposite page, top right: Vicki Bressler hurls the ball toward first to stop the advancing runner. 0 This Campbell Co. runner seems to be caught in a pick between Diane Baker and Tammy Flogg. Sports!Softball 0 9 jii W seals. ,. ,fi ' k fifflff' E5:i2'f!?5:i: 5-555:53 l ,NF WM X ,,, a s A Q 3: ...N . ' L.mLL t. , , 2 e i S E 4 . itil? ts Z 'td .siwgha it in ul-13' Wee Erthusiastic Seniors Spur Golf Team to Even Season Under the leadership of Coach Klopp and seniors Greg Leopold, Bill Pelgen, and Kris Kaelin, the golf team had a fairly successful season. The team won 5 out of 10 matches with 10 rainouts. ln the regional tournament at A.J. Jolly Park, the boys finished a respectable seventh of thirteen teams. With several young players returning next season, the golf team should be able to expect some fine playing in the future. Top, right: Obstacles like trees and high grass can't break the determination of Dave McAndrew. 0 Freshman Kelly Knox tees off at the conference match played at A.J. Jolly Park. Opposite page, bottom right: Warming up before the regional match, Dave Kelly takes a few practice swings. 92 ' Sports!Golf Sports!GoIf 0 9 SENIORS: Standing: J. Combs, D. Sandfoss, N. Benge. Sitting: J. Ftauh. Above: Dave Sandioss stays alive by fouling off a Highlands pitch. ' Getting ready to lead off the inning, Jerry Fiauh takes a few warm-up swings. 94 ' Sports!Basebail Ja 'a'i' ,, L L 59 ' ?f.wW.,gz9 if 5 it ' i ,,,, V 5' i':: :ii J Q if ,,,,,,. . '-'z ' A . . J' Q, .,, as ' E, WW , gm Y ' .we bfi: f S i if , , 5' ' f 'F A My E y , V, ,, 25 I. AA, 1 B V 'I . A 1, L - , A ' V. .g . Q- i f W iini if R i ' J ' my J t fi M.: , I 1. ,g n lf., V, . . ,' . H, , . . M5441 1 Q ' ,.... . . 9 'y ,W My X 4 ,f ,,,' an n 1 K I 0 2 H .1 .V we wwwwff . .,,, . .W A, I Ag .. J i ,wwgzfrm , 1. ' z V ff!!! V ff ,f BASEBALL TEAM: Front row: J. Hurtt, D. Grau, R. Ebert. Row two: D. Miller, J. Combs, S. Craig, J. Combs. Row three: J, Maher, R. Hebei, B. Lay, D. Sandfoss, M. Schaiper, Coach Young. Back row: J. Rauh, J. Veatoh, C. Baxter, S. Crittendon, N. Benge, Ass't. Coach Hausfeld. gf fi kgjx X'X!f'N gi ,Qi f s . fx of ,rf X 3, f,. I . .. H 'f17fffi ff .5 H fm Z L7 f fl if Baseball Team Learns During Brief Season Both bad weather and a lack of team depth played a major part in the 2-12 season of this year's baseball team. After a slow start, Coach Young and the Tigers concentrated on learning the fundamentals and relying on the seniors to spark the team. Their main hope was in Nick Benge, who led the team with exceptional pitching and a batting average of .457. Close games, lost in the final pitches, accounted for several of the Tigers' dissappointments this season though they did defeat Campbell Co. 9-5 and Ludlow 10-3. Special recognition went to Jerry Ftauh and Jeff Combs who both received Honorable-Mention to the All-N.K.A.C. East Division Team. Above, left: Covering third base, Dave Sandtoss shifts to tag the runner f Flandy Hebei awaits the pick ott attempt of the Bellevue pitcher. Sports!Baseball ' 95 ,ff WW f A iff! l ff gf My W iiwf apfav wr W 2 at wfklfgwga Q 1 an tt. ll tmmmsf 96' Teams Weather Season Rainy afternoons and mud-filled courts got the boys' and girls' tennis teams off to slow starts this season. Though the girls were able to play more matches, the boys' team had some close, exciting meetings with rivals Highlands and Dayton. Under rookie coach Beth Druck, the 15 members of the girls' team took to the parking lots and gyms in order to practice when the stadium was swamped with mud. Their six victories proved that this extra effort was indeed worthwhile. With everyone but Senior Wendy Yelton returning, the girls can look forward to more successful seasons in the future. Four experienced seniors led the boys' team to a deceiving 5-4 record this year while having 10 matches rained out. Rookie coach Terry Harris was patient with his team and the weather and was rewarded with their performance in the regional tournament. The doubles team of Mark Culp and Jerry Parrott volleyed their way to the third round where they were defeated by Holmes. In singles competition, Doug Schulte also made it to third round of play but was beaten by eventual state champ Todd Clements. Top, right: Overhead smashes were part of Jerry Parrott's successful season this year. 0 Junior Jill Koke displays the determination necessary to be a top tennis player. 0 Good form, still existant after long hours of practice, is demonstrated here by Freshman Russ Neises. Opposite page, top left: Kathy Blackburn concentrates on a good return shot in an important conference match. Sports!Tennis Stidham, D. Walz, Coach Harris. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM: Kneeling: R. Bechlol, D. Schulte, Mgr. L. Crosby, Fl. Neises, J. Gauspohl. Standing: J. Parrott, D. l-lenn, M. Culp, M. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM: Kneeling: C. Walker, J. Koke, K. Blackburn, T. Schwab, A. Whalen. Standing: K. Ichino, T. Wever, P. Verkamp, B. Buchanan, T. Kiefer, J. Benge, J. Bentley, W. Yelton. SENIOR: Wendy Yenon and Coach Druck- Sports!Tennis ' 97 98 ' FacuIty!Divison FACULTY ig... -,W t sh.-fi Below: Mr. Herklotz and Mr. McGurn listen intently to discussion at a Board of Education meeting. Right: Superintendent William Armstrong and School Board President Dr. Jerry Sutkamp go over notes prior to the same meeting. Above: BOARD OF EDUCATION: Front row: Dr. Jerry Sutkamp, Barbara Culp, James Mauser. Back Row: William Herklotz, William McGurn, Superintendent William Armstrong. 100 0 Faculty! Board Ot Education ...gyms-wunmww ' WILLIAM M. ARMSTRONG: B.A., M.A. - University of Kentuckyg Rank l - Xavier University. Superintendent. 0 WILLIAM F. YOUNG: B.S., M.Ed. -- Xavier University. Director of Pupil Personal. 'Baseball Coach. 0 KEN WENDEL: B.A. - University of Kentucky: M.Ed. - Xavier University. Supervisor of Instruction. 'Assistant Football Coach, Junior High Basketball Coach. ' WILLIAM DOSCH: A.B. - Eastern Kentucky University: M.Ed. - Xavier University. English, Principal. ' JAMES O. LYKINS: B.S. - Eastern Kentucky Universityg M.Ed. - Xavier University. Assistant Principal, Athletic Director. 0 MARGARET W. SMITH: A.B., B.E., M.A. - University of Cincinnati. Guidance Counselor. ' JORINE P. COMBS: Secretary to Superintendent. 0 JUDY APTED: Secretary to Principal. Left: Mr. Bishop keeps an eye on his students as they take a Civics quiz. Below: Mr, Dosch and Mrs. Grim take a moment to chat during lunch period. Wx 'it' su-ff'-V ,7 gkr' 4,.,...4 Q..-.av i ff Q Y' i .5 if I , it KR fr Qw- FacuIty!Administration 0 101 102 0 FacuItylAkers-Dosch 0 SUSAN BURNS: B.A. - Wittenberg University: M.A.- Xavier University. Learning Disabilities. 0 CHARLES COLEMAN: B.A. - Eastern Kentucky University: M.Ed. - Northern Kentucky University. History, Science. 'Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Boys' Basketball Coach. 0 JOYCE DALEY: B.S. - University of Louisville. Business English, Office Practice, Shorthand I, Practical Arts, Co-op. 'Head of Business and Office Department, FBLA. D DANIEL B. DAVIES: A.B. - University of Kentucky. English. 'Student Council, Drama Club. f JANET DOSCH: B.A. Northern Kentucky University. Mathematics. 0 BETH DRUCK: B.A. - Morehead State University. Special Education. 'Assistant Volleyball Coach, Girls' Freshman- Junior High Basketball Coach, Girls' Tennis Coach. ' GARY D. AKERS: A.B. - Morehead State University. Typing I, Introduction to Business. 0 FRED BERNIER: B.S. -- Eastern Kentucky University M.Ed. - Xavier University. Health, Physical Education. 'Head Football Coach. 0 HEULYN BISHOP: A.B. - Georgetown College: M.Ed. - Xavier University. Civics, World History. 0 MARY ELLEN BRAUN: B.S. - Eastern Kentucky University Typing, Shorthand Il, Accounting I. 0 RONALD W. BRENNAN: B.A. - Thomas More College. Psychology, Civics, World Geography. 0 SUSAN H. BRINDLE: B.S. - Morehead State University. Home Economics, Food Management, Practical Arts, Adult Living. 'Homemakers Club. t.,ggg, 'W 1m i oss,-.vi to t , -mi., -'V?SX5EQ33?F ff- -was 'sizes ,ggwdwkkn figiliir Fw. .. gwwseg A . H Qwgxsr wwmgsa' :vwmwx XXV W Noam- Left: Mr. Brennan demonstrates some of his psychic ability to his psychology class. ll Below: Paula Kappes takes some good advice from Ms. Winkler on her creative wnung aswgnment Bottom, Ielt: Mrs. Dosch proves that using a calculator makes averaging quarter grades easier. ' Mrs. Daley explains to student teacher Ms. Jordan what a routine day involves. card s,Q. .--r 'adcrx raids Q . ,W i , ,M W 'iw -nu . 'M e 4 K Q. x 8 x Q- Faculty ! Daley-Druck 0 103 Ml Right: Amused by the remark of a student, Mr. Kohler looks up from his work to smile. Below: Participation by teachers is displayed at a pep rally as they hold up their section of the spirit sign. Below, left: Directing takes concentration and a keen ear as demonstrated by Mr. Ward. Below, right: Mrs. Burns finds teaching Learning Disabilities class a gratifying experience. 'gr ,. , ,N nr ,, ,A M rmcgw. N M gym. Tim W' . Lf? LY ' ' , ,, - fr tg tg' 5 WWW My IHS W fflw. iii HECK H '77 1 'W-f V '-H' A AKEKB wwmia' Ui s 33 X G? S Xt X ts 9 tie 104 0 FacultylHowe-Klopp GAIL FRICKMAN: .B. - University of Kentucky: M. l Speech Comm. - Auburn niversity. Speech-Language nerapy. CY GRANDSTAFF: .S. - Youngstown State niversityg M.Ed. - North Carolina St T State University, Chemistry. -lead ot Science Department. BARBARA GRIM: .B. - Eastern Kentucky niversityg M.Ed. - Murray State niversity. English. 'Ptetlector, Head English Department. TERRY HARRIS: B. - Morehead State University. ivanced Mathematics, Algebra ll, athematics ll. 'National Honor iciety, Boys' Tennis Coach. BRUCE HART: B. - Morehead State University. justrial Arts, Shop, Mechanical awing. 'Freshman Football mach. JOHN V. HECK: B.A. - Northern Kentucky liversityg M.Ed. - Xavier iiversity. Science. Et S 'Of' ev---r , 1, 14, .VI . h Kl.'-I. --: a 1 . X' v JUDITH MARIA HOWE: B.A. - University ot Kentuckyg M.A. - Northern Kentucky University. Art. 0 JACKIE HUDEPOHL: RN. - University ot Cincinnati: BS. - College of Nursing and Health. Nurse. 0 LINDA LEE JOLLY: M.Ed. - Eastern Kentucky University. General Music. 'Sound System. 0 BILL KLOPP: B.S. - Morehead State University, M.Ed. - Xavier University. Algebra, Physics, General Science. 'Head of Mathematics Department, Golf Coach. f JOSEPH E. KOHLER: AB. - Eastern Kentucky University, M.A. - University ot Kentucky. U.S. History. 'Boys' and Girls' State, Head of Social Studies Department. 0 PATTY LUESSEN: B.A. - Northern Kentucky University. English. FacultylFrickman-Luessen v 105 106 v Faculty!Mayer-Winkler ' MARTY MAYER: B.A. - Baylor University: M.A. - Northern Kentucky University. English. 'B-Club, Boys' Track Coach. 0 SALLY MENG: A.B. - Transylvania University. Girls' Health and Physical Education. 'Girls' Volleyball Coach, Girls' Basketball Coach. v PEGGY MILLER: A.B. - Western Kentucky University: M.S.L.S. - University ot Kentucky. Librarian. 0 MARY LOU PONCHOT: B.A. - Edgeclitf Collegeg M.Ed. - Northern Kentucky University. Geometry, General Mathematics. 'Student Council. 0 DEBBIE A. ROWE: B.A., M.Ed. - Northern Kentucky University. English, Spanish, Mathematics. 'Cheerleading Sponsor, Pep Club. 0 JUDY SILZ: B.A., M.Ed. - Northern Kentucky University. Distributive Education, Co-op. 'DECA, Softball Coach. nf ,r! v HAROLD PEP STIDHAM: BA. - University of Kentucky. Biology. 'Boys' and Girls' Cross- Country Coach, Girls' Track Coach. f MIKE SWAUGER: B.A. - Northern Kentucky Universityg M.Ed. - Xavier University. Social Studies, History, Geography. 'Boys' Head Basketball Coach. 0 SALLY UPDIKE: B.A. - University of Cincinnati. Special Education. 'Tri-Hi-Y. D ASHLEY LEE WARD: B.M., M.M. - University of Kentucky. Band, Instrumental Music, Music Appreciation. 0 TERI WINKLER: B.S. - Cumberland College. English. 'Prom ,1 vw 5 Ns '1 I I f-if Above, loft: Mr. Klopp makes last minute adjustments in his lesson plan for his Algebra I class. Above, right: Mr. Harris requires his students to be able to put their algebra to use in the solving of word problems. Left: In woodworking class, Mr. Hart explains to Charlie Sutkamp the need for proper sanding. Above: What can l say? William Shakespeare, John Ford, and Robert Redford all rolled into one! Faculty! Miller-Sllz 0 107 HONORS .S vision s, ' - 5 .4 . r ww SW ...ff ameiwimsaxzasw-N f i if-1f . ' -.'k Q iz kyky K 'SF F4 ..5.,.e K Honors!Division 0 109 'il xgggrf: , 110 0 Honors!Honor Society we-W .. K ?7 o Vg -, O i HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: President Greg Leopold, Treasurer Brenda Fessler, Secretary Detrea Bowman, Vice President John Schulte. HONOR SOCIETY: Front row: J. Combs, M. Kappesser, L. Koehler, M. Culp. Row two: B. Fessler, J. Schulte, G. Leopold, D. Bowman. Baqk row: J. Sutkamp, T, Stith, Sponsor Mr. Harris, S. Huninghake, J. Sprague. Honor Society The 1979-1980 edition of the National Honor Society was a group of students with many fine qualities. Their first activity as members was ushering at the 1979 commencement ceremony. Although the club raises no money, the group lends its time and services to projects throughout the year. The year ended with a banquet at the Quality Inn. Newly elected members were inducted through a symbolic candlelight ceremony. Mrs. Margaret Smith was the guest speaker. Members are elected by teachers on the basis of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. These students portray all of these qualities. This year Honor Society was organized through the efforts of new sponsor Mr. Harris. New members installed at the banquet were: Larry Gibson, Patty Grever, Bonnie Halbauer, Sandy Hoop, Debbie Kappes, Jill Koke, Vince Leopold, Dan Muehch, Holly Murray, Ted Pappas, Linda Stephens, Charlie Sutkamp, Debbie Toensmeyer Colleen Waters. .AW ,P ' s Above, . for Marilyn Kappesser and Dan Hein. Opposite page, above: Mr. Harris recognizes new members ot Honor Society at Honors Night. Above: Vince Leopold and Charlie Stukamp wait patiently to be recognized as new members of Honor Society at Honors Night. Left- The John Schaar Sportsmanship Award was a pleasant surprise Honors!Honor Society f 111 Honors Night Honors Night, held on May 20, provided the opportunity for recognition of high achievers in various areas of activity. Marilyn Kappesser and Dan l-lein received the John Schaar Sportsmanship Awards while the Veteran's Awards were awarded to Janice White and Jon Sutkamp. The Robert Griffith Memorial Award was given out for the first time. Mark Culp earned this new honor for being the senior tennis player with the highest grade point average. The S.A.R. Good Citizenship Award was presented to Greg Leopold, and the Danforth Foundation's Ml Dare You Awards went to Detrea Bowman and Ted Pappas. Among other awards were scholarships given to college bound seniors. Marilyn Kappesser was the deserving winner of the Stan Swope Memorial Scholarship, and the Rick Heise Memorial Scholarship went to Dean Walz. Bill Manning received the Alumni Scholarship, which was presented for the first year. Spirit Scholarships were awarded to Patty Kremer, Ted Pappas, Detrea Bowman, and Paula Kappes. Boys' And Girls' State The cracking of gavels, the hubbub of party caucuses, and the exuberant screams of victorious candidates are some of the sounds which eminate from the halls of Boys' and Girls' State. In June of 1979, Marilyn Kappesser, Sue Johnson, and Detrea Bowman learned all about government at Morehead State University, while Greg Leopold, Mark Culp, and John Schulte acted as mock-legislators at Eastern Kentucky University. Opposite page, below: Mr. Swauger congratulates Dan Hein on winning the John Schaar Sportsmanship Award. Above, right: Doug Schulte receives the Geometry Award from Mr. Klopp. Above: Special recognition is given to students for perfect attendance. 0 Mrs. Braun presents Beverly Griggs with the Advanced Shorthand Award. - This year's recipient of the Rick Heise Memorial Scholarship was Dean Waltz. 112 v Honors!Honors Night 1, YP I '6- . .il X I1 Q, , , ,, 1 L if 5 Th Q 114 v Honors!Honor Graduates MN ,,A,, M ,, N.,, ,W 4,,A,Mff A ,, fx. , fu Am. W 'V A . , 'M -a Y 1 X as 1 , s i I .r f 1 ,V ld . it A X 3. xx IGH HONOR GRADUATES: Front row: L. Koehler, S. Huninghake, ow two: B. Fessler, G. Leopold. Back row: M. Kappesser, J. chulte. IONOR GRADUATES: Front row: B. Griggs, D. Bowman, J. prague. Row two: T. Pappas, T. Stith. Row three: B. Linkugel, J. utkamp. Back row: M. Culp, J. Combs. Fifteen Lauded tor High Scholastic Achievement Grade point averages are obtained by students over their tour years ot high school. Those who have maintained at least a 3.8 grade point average graduate with high honors and are presented with a gold honor cord at the graduation ceremony. Students who attain a 3.6 grade point average graduate with honors and are awarded a silver cord. I K 5 ss Opposite page, above: Larry Gibson presents Jett Sprague with an honor cord for his achievements. ' Student Council President John Schulte welcomes everyone to the Honors Night Program. 0 Honor students find time tor other things in the classroom as exemplified by Shelley Huninghake, Laura Koehler, and Jett Sprague. Above: Mrs. Smith happily presents a Presidential Scholarship to Laura Koehler. Honors!Honor Graduates 1 115 ..s.,,,N,,MmN we is is . 116 ' Seniors!Division ln-... SENIIIRS lx X 7 Keith Ahreng Kimberly S. Ahrens Nicholas Vincent Benge Donna Jean Billings New Challenges Freshman year was our first of four steps on the ladder of our high school development. Each of us felt a paradox of emotions: A feeling of loneliness and inexperience as well as a feeling of security in knowing that the older kids would look after us. Our faculty? We'll always remember the embarrassment of Health class when Mr. Vorhees made us sing the ever popular Dixie, Mr. Holechko's English classes, and Mr. Stidham's way of cheering up a class with a crazy joke in Biology. Who could forget Miss Gatlin teaching Spanish with a southern accent or Mrs. Royalty standing on ten Algebra books and touching her palms to the floor? These seemingly insignificant events are now cherished memories. They helped us to form our ideas, made us smile, and led us to develop everlasting friendships. Our freshman year was a new and exciting beginning to bigger and better things. Right: Lora Hasse and Jenny Diesman show us that school can be fun as they clown around at the end of a class. Opposite, above: Doug Ftoell seems intent on making the most of his last year in high school. 0 Andy Verkamp and Jeff Grome support the class by selling cokes at the senior dance held in August. 'll 4 t 1 y ti to V 3 Jeffrey Alan Combs Janet Cooper Dawn L. Cox 118 f Seniors!Ahrens - Culp Mark Alan Culp Pamela Blackburn if Pennie Jean Buchanan James Caudill Ronald S. Chuke '1- Ma, a.aa ...J l' 71.34-Lg,,, m l I aa my a , 1 an If nz ei M' Q- -- -Q.. yfWw,, 1 2 pf--M-.H 1, E Z, Mgr' PM L, 4, 13 k 0 an '.- ' 'W 'W 3 Q . i - . 4- ' K wh, . M W.-...,. .., efg, Q X he M ,F 7 Y -T 'QV g f 5 in nik ' A: fun. n J A f'L33?f1:n J ,, V if ' u H QL ,V - , H f A N ii' ,. X4 ' we M e...ff' 3 E Brenda Kay Fessler Stephanie Fightmaster Debora A. Gilliam Laura Girdier Beverly J. Griggs Jeff Grome Mark Guidugli Todd Hardy 120 0 Seniors!FessIer - Hardy S N A qvv-Y l Steven Edward Dean Jeanette Diesrftan Eric Thomas Dragoo Kenneth Hopper Farrell One Hung Higher In 1977, we climbed a step higher, and things began branching out. We remember the excitement of getting out of freshman sports and getting to practice with our idols, the varsity. We experienced the thrill of answering a difficult question in Mrs. Grim's or Mrs. Moran'S English class, much to the surprise of the juniors and Seniors. Sophomore year was learning to mingle with the older crowd, Ms. Giltner's friendliness and helpfulness with class projects, trying to laugh at Mr. F'toyalty's corny jokes in Geometry, as well as trying not to laugh when he smeared colored chalk all over his face. We met new people and made new friends. Our class began to grow closer so that one day we would be able to leave B.H.S. not as a bunch of different cliques, but as one strong unit that could go out and attain our varied goals. Opposite above: Caught looking up information for their research papers are Bob Hartman, Gerald Johnson, Dan Hein, and Bill Manning. ' Dave Sandfoss turns his kabob in Adult Living's annual grill out. Left: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President Jon Sutkamp, Vice President Greg Leopold, Treasurer Laura Koehler, Secretary Paula Kappes. 'bf 'ILZTFM . X, x X . is Michael David Harper Richard L. Harris Robert Louis Hartman Lora Ann Hasse Seniors!Dean - Hasse 0 121 i , ., , Daniel Lawrence Hein Sally J. Henderson Good Times Our junior year was possibly the most memorable of our high school years. We were really getting up there and it felt good. Junior year was the excitement of picking class colors, flower, and mottog the nervous chatter of the students' clever ideas for the prom, and the sense of satisfaction seeing it all turn out so elegantly. We will never forget Ms. Winkler for all her guidance and understanding of our ideas. Mrs. Grim's and Mrs. Brindle's experience certainly helped out in our making all the right choices. We fondly recall Mr. Davies providing a fresh approach to English with his extraordinary wit and humor, Mr. Brennan giving everyone a chance to work the popcorn machine, and Mr. Kohler explaining history with his hands. We loved those days and we were learning to better accept whatever challenges life might present. Although we wanted those days to last forever, we knew they couldn't. Besides, our senior year lay ahead! Opposite, above: Bob Piccola and Bob Linkugel look confident as they whiz through a test. The Tiger in Joy Youtsey and Laurie Schuett really came out before the 1979 State Championship Game. Right: Joe Utz seems to be interested in the day's lesson in Mrs. Brindle's Adult Living Class. l Donald Joseph Henn Sandra Irene Hill lit Wi Mary Katherine Kelly Michael Peaches Kelly Edward Charles Kiefer Janice Kiefer 122 ' Seniors-Hein!Kiefer ,x ,ggmrifa ' ,I- l z,+-hffif 'iff Q , -Q .Ku Y' if . x f P 4 -f 'V 3' 2 J il 2 V a '5 ,f .Q 4 in , ,- '15 1 5. is Yi x ,,, ,-1' 5 L-,. Wav? bib-v. 'if Nu.,- Julle Leinmiller Gregory D. Leopold Bob Linkugel Michael William Liska GN 41:1 Mary Loerich Kelley A. Maher 'll hlvmrf' l William T, Manning Kelli Louise Mclntosh 3' ql 22 50' at? Yalonda Kitts Laura J. Koehler Patricia Sue Kremer Karen Sue Lee We 'Nausea sins-Ky Senior Triumphs It took a lot of hopes, tears, triumphs and failures, but we finally reached that time we had awaited so long - Senior Year! Senior Year was the responsibility of being the oldest in the school, the pride of walking through the senior door, the awareness of finding yourself through one of Mr. Brennan's self-tests, and the excitement of being measured for caps and gowns. Of course, we experienced our share of anxiety, too. We doubted whether we could change modest Grandview gym into a Fantasy in Frost. But we changed it. . We wondered whether we could lead the clubs, teams, and organizations of the school to a successful year. But we led them. We worried that we wouldn't be able to handle the natural insecurity of untried youth preparing to embark on a new life. But we handled that problem too. Opposite, above: Tammy Stith and Lora Hasse exchange a little Bellevue gossip at the end of Physics class. 0 Mr. Davies' English class requires one's utmost attention as demonstrated by Bill Manning. Left: Brenda Fessler relaxes after a hard-working day in Advanced Math. 4 Q ,K ' , ' ,. K . Q hu- Ted George Pappas Peggy Lou McLaren Robert C, Moore Steven E. Moose Seniors!Kitts - Pappas 0 125 'ij V g I R Bzi 1 l g 'Q?A 1 . T -22- w,,,. , ' JGVVY Lee Parrott William Pelgen Robert James Piccola Jerry R. Rauh Fond Memories Through everything, we enjoyed ourselves. We laughed at Mr. Davies' imitations of Steve Martin and Mr. Roberts j Can you say state champs? Sure you Can! J We joked with Mrs. Grim as we dunt-de-dunted through her classes. We conned Mrs. Daley into letting us make Christmas Ball reservations before we paid our class dues. All in all, our four years at Bellevue left each of us with a warm feeling in our hearts and a smile on our faces. We went out into the world well- prepared for wherever life would lead us. Thank you, Bellevue High School, for making us what we are. May you always provide the education and the enjoyment which you have provided us over these last four years. Opposite, above: A typical reaction to the surprise visit of the photographer, Laura Koehler hurriedly hides her face. 1 Rob Robinson poses for a snapshot in front of Beilevue's newly decorated bus. Right: Todd Hardy, Bob Hartman, and Dan Hein show three varieties of attention in Advanced Math. XV Juanita Elaine Slater Tamela Susan Stith Debra Stanfield Sturgeon Jon Richard Sutkamp 126 0 Seniors!Parrott - Sutkamp E .dl wx, X I I-4w4ff:wfLG,z0WP2?15ri,2:,fxLi4ff, V s . A 1 ' M ,J A k mf 5 ' r' -46-.8-G-.4 , . , .,4,,vfy,f.,,,.:!'-wan-.VN Qzx-Limp QW, ..Q.Q,l,f,z-,mWi,f, ' . Wig., ..xZg,,,L4J4M4,g .MM44 ..fg,,,, 'vw-numgp '9'W99'l 'Q '19! MM' W-v,-M-Q--.,..,.....,V,,..-.........., L w-4mnaf..f......,..h,..,mf-,.,..,..,.,.,..-, M ,,f M. HH' ,I 'QV' E Paul Thorman Jeannie Toile James Louis Wiesman aww' MW Janice Carol White Don Wildeboer Chuck Wolf Wendy Yelton la W Andy Vefkamp Ronald T. Verkamp .4 Dean William Walz Maureen D. Waters Forging Ahead As we leave B.H.S. we wonder what is ahead for us. We realize the time has come for us to think seriously about our futures. We contemplate our opportunities. Should we go on to college and prepare ourselves further, or would it be better to enter the world of business immediately in order to get a head start? Maybe the armed forces would be the right choice: to serve our country in these turbulent times might be the right path. Many of us feared that our commencement would be an endingg but as we contemplate our many choices for the future, we realize that this is a beginning. We have taken our first steps toward a new era of our lives. It is time for us to move upward - on to bigger and better things. Opposite, above: Nibbling on her pencil, Detrea Bowman tries to recall an answer for her English test. ' These seniors take advantage of a moment's relaxation in Mr. Brennan's World Geography class. Left: Taking a break from the daily chores of Reflector class, Froggy Sprague gives a grin for the camera. Below: Chuck Kiefer seems to be lost in thought as he involves himself in one of the new books in the Media Center. ' PGVWW York Joy Lynne Youtsey Z ' ,, - fi' WL 1 . . 1 V, V A ,ig , , 'iff 59,3 15 W., fgr 'tztvfa vw aw. , f, VQQQ f f . VV 1 , 2 Zn! W1 , , W '? 'fl fTi, 1 , 3 - 452 A U' Z wif' Y ,V Y V? 7'.N+ f'A' 7 a EST LCJOKI G fr' 21' m vw I , - '- k ., L ymndhwt -fL' ix 'P N : gt ' ' Ig',,.,! I lr! Q Y , up S R : '5ff:f- V N S ify' 41 f , 130 0 Seniors!SuperIatives 125212515 . - 1. -. Class ot '80 Salutes Prominent Seniors ln September, the senior class selected its most outstanding members to be honored as the 1980 senior superlatives. These fourteen seniors were chosen for their dedication and service to our school to receive the traditional titles. Each senior should be proud of his or her accomplishments during high school. For some, these accomplishments led to awards, scholarships, or other recognition. For most of us though, the most important reward is the feeling we get in our hearts in knowing that we did our best for the improvement of the school and the community. FRIENDLIEST: Mark Culp and Joy Youtsey MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Sue Johnson and Mike Kelly OUTSTANDING SERVICE: Dean Walz and Kelley Maher BEST LOOKING: Flon Chuke and Laurie Schuett MOST ATHLETIC: Maureen Waters and Jon Sutkamp MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Laura Koehler and Greg Leopold MR. AND MISS B.H.S.: Marilyn Kappesser and John Schulte Seniors!Superlatives - 131 i 5 fi Q y ,,A.,, . Commencement Rewards 93 Graduates On May 22, 1980, a touching ceremony marked the Ninety-Second Annual Bellevue Commencement Exercises. Crowded into the Ben Flora Gymnasium, parents squirmed in their seats as their children began the procession into the gym to receive their diplomas. After the Star-Spangled Banner and the invocation by Reverend Bill l-lolley, Father Joseph Boschert offered an inspirational message to the class. Superintendent Armstrong then introduced speaker Cliff Swauger, a 1955 graduate of l3.H.S., who delivered a message of challenge for personal growth. 132 0 Seniors!Graduation iitf-if . .Y YY..Y. GJIRADUATHCDN 419 63 f GRAIDUATHQN 49 63 119 M W 'Q'fW, Ui J 41 97 ,ff W izrsiss gif- P Mixed Emotions Accompany Ceremony The Bellevue Band continued a graduation tradition by playing the Battle Hymn of the Republic. The outstanding performance drew tears from many of the senior band members. Mr. Armstrong presented the Alfred and Sara West Memorial Scholarship to Greg Leopold. Two P.T.A. Scholarships were awarded to John Schulte and Kelley Maher. Principal William Dosch then presented the Class of 1980. School Board President Dr. .Jerry Sutkamp bestowed the diplomas upon 93 graduates. Following the benediction and a moving rendition of the Alma Mater, the proud graduates, having completed this final step, went out to take on the world. QETJRADUATUQN fl9 CCD Seniors!Graduation ' 135 QQ? 'iw wwf? ...am pemors!ClasD ' 137 , i 4 . . . 5 f1'1 11 ---f-5' g ! 1 Q W 2 gj Z Q . f i I , KEITH AHRENS - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Homemakers Club 4. KIMERLY S. AHRENS - Red Cross 13 Pep Club 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 2, 3, 43 Co-op 43 Office Aid 43 Subscription Agent 43 Li'I Abner 4. NICHOLAS VINCENT BENGE - Homemakers Club 43 B Club 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Football 33 Tennis 13 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Li'I Abner 4. ' DONNA JEAN BILLINGS - D.E.C.A. 3, 43 Library Aide 2, 33 Office Aide 33 Special Ed Aide 43 Co-op 4. PAMELA BLACKBURN - Homemakers Club 33 Office Aide 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-op 4. DETREA B. BOWMAN - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 13 Homeroom Bep. 13 Pep Club 33 F.B.L.A. 43 NHS 3, 43 Girls' State 33 Library Aide 23 Chorus 2, 33 Speech Festival 2, 3, 43 NHS Secretary 43 Band Aide 3, 43 Stage Band 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Who's Who 43 Drama Club 43 Li'I Abner 4. PENNIE JEAN BUCHANAN - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Flag Squad 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Ensembles 1, 33 F.B.L.A. Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Student Council 23 Class Secretary 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Homemakers Club 2, 43 Fled Cross 1, 23 D.E.C.A. 33 Homecoming Candidate 43 Office Aide 43 Drama Club 43 Speech Festival 23 Track 2, 33 Subscription Agent 43 Library Aide 4. BECKY N. BUCKLER - Transfer from Boone County3 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Co-op 43 Subscription Agent 4. KEN CAIN - Vocational School 3, 4, JAMES CAUDILL - Vocational School 3, 4. RONALD S. CHUKE - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 B Club 2, 3, 43 Gym Aide 43 Voted Best-Looking . BILLY L. CLUTTER, JR. - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Band 2, 3, 43 Section Leader 43 Ensembles 1, 3, 43 Honor Floll3 Drama Club 43 Superior Trio 33 Solos 3, 4. 138 ' Seniors!Brags JEFFERY ALAN COMBS - Student Council 43 Homemakers Club 43 NHS 3, 43 Homecoming Candidate 43 Baseball 33 Perfect Atten- dance Award 33 Who's Who 33 Drama Club 43 Super Honor Roll 33 Honor Floll 2. JANET COOPER - D.E.C.A. 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Candidate 43 Student Council 33 B Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Gym Aide 23 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 All State 33 Honor Roll 1, 2,3 Physical Fitness Award 13 Homeroom Rep. 3. DAWN L. COX - D.E.C.A. 2, 3, 43 Co-op 43 Honor Boll. MARK ALAN CULP - Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 43 N. Ky. Select Band 1, 2, 3, 43 N. Ky. Select Jazz Band 13 Superior Trio 1, 23 Superior Solo 1, 23 Superior Ensemble 13 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Mgr. 1, 23 B Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Student Council 1, Historian 13 F.B.L,A. 2, Treasurer 3, V. Pres. 43 Speech Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Boy's State 33 Homecoming Candidate 43 NHS 3, 43 Perfect Attendance Award 1, 2, 3, 43 Reflector Staff 43 Who's Who 43 Voted Friendliest 3 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 43 Li'I Abner 4. STEVEN EDWARD DEAN - Drama Club 43 Who's Who 3. JEANETTE DIESMAN - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 13 Homeroom Flep. 23 Pep Club 2, 33 HB Club 2, 3, 43 Fled Cross 13 Homecoming Candidate 43 Office Aide 43 Track 1, 2, 43 Reflector Staff 43 Flag Squad 33 Li'I Abner 4. KENNETH HOPPER FARRELL - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Homeroom Flep. 1. BRENDA KAY FESSLER - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Flag Squad 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, Treasurer 43 Rotary Award 13 Geometry Award 23 Super Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Homemakers Club 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Subscription Agent 43 Who's Who3 Ensembles 1, 2, 33 Li'I Abner 4. STEPHANIE FIGHTMASTER - Cross Country 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3: B Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-op 4. DEBORA A. GILLIAM - Cross Country 13 Track 1, 2, 33 B Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 43 D.E.C.A. 2, 33 Co-op 43 Li'I Abner 4. LAURA GIRDLER - BEVERLY J. GRIGGS - D.E.C.A. 2, 3, 43 Co-op 43 D.E.C.A. Region- als 3rd place Math 2. JEFF GROME - Transfer from Newport Catholic3 Baseball 3, 43 Football 43 Homemakers Club 43 Drama Club 4. MARK GUIDUGLI - D.E.C.A. 23 Vocational School 3, 4. TODD HARDY - HB Club 3, 43 Track 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Candidate 43 Homecoming Second Attendant 43 Foot- ball 13 Basketball Homecoming King 4. MICHAEL DAVID HARPER - Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 43 Vocational 3, 4. RICHARD L. HARRIS - Football 1, 23 B Club 2, 3, 43 Golf 2, 3. ROBERT LOUIS HARTMAN - Football 1, 33 Baseball 2, 4. LORA ANN HASSE - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Ensembles 33 Flag Squad 2, 3, 43 Captain 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 B Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Fted Cross 13 Ugliest Girl Contest Winner 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Homemakers Club 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Reflector Staff 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 33 Honor Floll 2, 33 Who's Who3 Li'I Abner 4. DANIEL LAWRENCE HEIN - Student Council 23 Homemakers Club 43 B Club 2, 3, 43 Gym Aide 43 Football 1, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Homeroom Ftep. 23 Who's Who. SALLY J. HENDERSON - Pep Club lj Tri-Hi-Y 43 B Club 3, 43 Office Aide 1, 2, 3, 43 Special Ed Aide 33 Drama Club 43 Cross Country 33 Track 23 Kindergarten Aide 13 Co-op 4. DONALD JOSEPH HENN - Homemakers Club 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 D.E.C.A. 23 Perfect Attendance Award 2, 33 Christmas Ball Second Attendant 4. SANDRA IRENE HILL - Homemakers Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 43 F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Homecoming Candidate 43 Homecom- ing Queen 43 Co-op 4. TODD PHILIP HUFF - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Who's Who3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Li'I Abner 4. JOHN HUGHES - SHELLEY ROSE HUNINGHAKE - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Flag Squad 3, 43 Subscription Agent 43 Perfect Attendance Award 2, 33 Honor Roll 1, 23 Super Honor Ftoll 33 Who's Who3 Homemakers Club 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Rotary Award 33 Drama Club 43 Flute Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 43 Li'I Abner 4. GERALD JOHNSON - Drama Club 4. SUSAN JOHNSON - Girl's State 33 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Pep Club 43 Student Council 3, 43 Homemakers Club 43 Drama Club 43 Reflec- tor Staff 43 Office Aide 2, 3, 43 Three Men On a Horseg Voted Best School Spirit 3 Li'I Abner 43 Basketball Homecoming Candidate. KRIS A. KAELIN - Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 N. Ky, Select Band 33 Superior Ensembles 33 Who's Who3 Homecoming Candidate 43 B Club. PAULA SUE KAPPES -- Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Homemakers Club 43 Homecoming First Attendant 43 Office Aide 43 Varsity Cheerleading 43 Reflector Staff 43 Flag Squad 23 Class Secretary 3, 43 Drama Club 4, Vice Pres. 43 Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 33 Band Queen 43 Homeroom Rep. 13 Who's Who3 Honor l:lOllQ Field Commander 3, 43 Li'I Abner. MARILYN R. KAPPESSER - Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, 43 Pep Club Secretary 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Homemakers Club 2, V. Pres, 3, Pres. 43 B Club 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Girls' State 33 Prom Queen 33 Gym Aide 2, 33 Reflector Staff 43 Youth in Politics 3, 43 Who's Who3 Perfect Attendance 23 Volleyball Mgr. 2, 3, 43 Girl's Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Class V. Presg Honor Ftoll 2, 33 Voted Miss B.H.S. MARY KATHERINE KELLY - - Homemakers Club 3, 43 F.B.L,A, 4. MICHAEL PEACHES KELLY - Homecoming King 43 Homemak- ers Club 43 Voted Best School Spirit 3 Shop Aide 3, 43 Vocational School 3, 4. EDWARD CHARLES KIEFER - Cross Country 43 Baseball 4. JANICE LEE KIEFER - D.E.C.A. 2, 3, 43 Co-op 4. YALONDA KITTS - Track 1, 23 Volleyball 3, 43 Cross Country 1, 23 All Region Cross Country 23 Gym Aide 43 HB Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LAURA J. KOEHLER - NHS 3, 43 Reflector Staff 43 Student Council 3, 43 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Ftotary Award 33 Perfect Atten- dance Award 33 Who's WDOQ Super Honor Fioll 1, 2, 3, 43 Voted Most Likely to Succeed , PATRICIA SUE KREMER - Pep Club 1, 2, 3, President 43 Football Homecoming Candidate 43 Basketball Homecoming Candidate 43 Tri- Seniors!Brags ' 139 tt Lal Hi-Y 43 Drama Club Treasurer 43 Homemakers Club 3, 43 Track 13 Who's Who 33 Cheerleading 2, Varsity 43 Student Council Secretary 4. KAREN SUE LEE - Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Homemakers Club 2, 43 B Club 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Second Attendant 43 Prom First Attendant 33 Volleyball 2, 33 Cheerleading 1, Varsity 2, 3. JULIE CATHERINE LEINMILLER - - Perfect Attendance 1, 23 Art Award 23 Library Aide 33 Chorus 33 Co-op 4. GREGORY DOUGLAS LEOPOLD - Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Who's Who 43 Class President 13 Class V. Pres. 43 NHS 3, President 43 Boy's State 33 Super Honor Ftoll 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Tennis 13 Golf 3, 43 Homecoming Candidate 43 Band King 43 Reflector Staff 43 D.A.Fl. History Award3 Stage Band3 Superior Ensembles 33 N. Ky. Select Band 1, 2, 33 Voted Most Likely to Succeed BOB LINKUGEL - Perfect Attendance 13 Shop Aide 13 Vocational School 43 Honor Boll 1. MICHAEL WILLIAM LISKA - Basketball 1, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 23 Cross Country 13 Track 13 B Club 4. MARY JUDITH LOERICH - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A, 3, 43 Home- makers Club 43 Drama Club 4. KELLEY A. MAHER - Student Council 1, 23 V. Pres, 33 Cheerlead- ing 1, 23 Pep Club 1, Treasurer 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 B Club 43 Homemakers Club 43 Office Aide 43 Gym Aide 33 Tennis 1, 23 Reflector Staff 43 Class Treasurer 23 Honor Floll 1, 2, 33 Who's Who3 Drama Club Pres. 43 Voted 'tMost Outstand- ing Service to the School 3 Li'I Abner 4. WILLIAM T. MANNING - Cross-Country 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 State Cross-Country 2, 3, 43 State Track 33 Perfect Attendance Award 23 Football 13 Homeroom Rep. 13 Li'I Abner 4. KELLI LOUISE MCINTOSH - Cheerleading 1, Varsity 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 HB Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, V. Pres. 43 Drama Club 43 Student Council 1, 2, 4, Secretary 33 Homemakers Club 43 Sub- scription Agent 43 Honor Roll 3, 43 Basketball Homecoming Candi- 'Pi t t in b 140 - Seniors!Brags ... date 43 Basketball Homecoming Second Attendant 4. PEGGY LOU McLAREN - Pep Club 13 D.E.C.A. 43 Library Aide 1. ROBERT C. MOORE - Football 1, 2, 33 D.E.C.A. 1. STEVEN E. MOOSE - Class Officer lj Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Boll 1, 33 B Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1. TED GEORGE PAPPAS - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Best Offensive Line- man 43 1st Team All Conference Offensive Guard 43 All State Honor- able Mention 43 N.K.A.C. Team 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 B Club 2, 3, 43 Homemakers Club 43 Honor Ftoll 1, 3, 43 Who's Who 33 Li'I Abner 4. JERRY LEE PARROTT - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. Historian 3, 43 B Club 1, 2, 33 Treasurer 43 Homecoming Candidate 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Ensembles 1, 43 Stage Band 2, 3, 43 Subscription Agent 43 Basketball Mgr. lj Roger Klein Award 33 Who's Who 4. WILLIAM PELGEN - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Baseball 33 Golf 43 Who's Who 33 HB Club 3, 43 Li'I Abner 4. ROBERT JAMES PICCOLA - Track 23 Perfect Attendance Award 33 Vocational School 43 Shop Aide 4. JERRY R. RAUH - Prom Second Attendant 33 Homecoming Candi- date 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 33 Cross-Country 23 Football 33 Track 23 B Club 43 Li'I Abner 4, ROB ROBINSON - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 N. Ky. 2nd Team3 All State Honorable Mention3 N.K.A.C. All Conference3 Track 1, 33 B Club 2, 3, 4, President 43 Reflector Staff 43 Drama Club 43 Homemakers Club 43 Gym Aide 43 Who's Who3 Physical Fitness Award 13 Li'I Abner 43 American High School Athlete. DOUG ROELL - Basketball 13 Vocational School 3, 43 Shop Aide 4. DAVE SANDFOSS - Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 N.K.A,C. All Conference 4. LAURIE ANN SCHUETT - Student Council 3, 43 Junior Class V, Pres.3 Homeroom Rep. 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Youth ln Politics 23 Homemakers Club 43 B Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 43 Second Attendant to Prom Queen 33 Office Aide 13 Drama Club 43 Fleserve Cheerleading 1, Varsity 2, 3, 43 Softball 23 Reflector Staff 43 Super 1 , -4- Honor Roll 1, Honor Roll 4, Voted Best Looking , Basketball Home- coming Candidate 4, Basketball Homecoming First Attendant 4, Li'I Abner 4. JOHN GLENN SCHULTE - Drama Club 4, Li'I Abner 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, B Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, V. Pres. 4, Boys' State 3, Prom King 3, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, All Region Honorable Mention 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Reflector Staff 4, Class V, Pres. 1, Class Pres, 2, 3, Rotary Award 1, 3, D.A.R. History Award 3, I Dare You Award 3, Algebra l Award 1, Geometry Award 2, Super Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who, EKU. Science and Math Achievement Program 1, 3, National Merit Com- mended Scholar 4, Voted Mr B.H.S. , Football Stats 4. DEBBIE SUE SERGENT - Red Cross Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Homemakers Club 3, F,B,l..A, 3, 4, Co-op 4. DAMON TODD SIMONTON - JEFFREY TODD SPRAGUE - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Class A All State 4, N.K,A,C. All Conference 4, Team Captain 4, 2nd Team All Northern Ky, 4, All State Honorable Mention 4, N.K.F.C.A. Top 22, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional Champion 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Historian 4, B Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Reflector Staff 4, Rotary Award 1, Super Honor Roll 1, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Physical Fitness Award 1, Who's Who 4, American High School Athlete 4. JUANITA ELAINE SLATER - Band 1 TAMELA SUSAN STITH - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Squad 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Pep Club 3, Homemakers Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Girl's Track Mgr. 2, Subscription Agent 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Who's Who, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Li'I Abner 4. DEBRA STANFIELD STURGEON -- Pep Club 1, 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, HB Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 1, 2, Special Ed Aide 1, 4, Track 1, 2, District 8. Conference 1, 2, Physical Fitness Award 1. JON RICHARD SUTKAMP - Baseball 1, 2, All-Conference 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Class Pres. 4, Student Council 4, B Club 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Reflector Staff 4, Rotary Awardf, Super Honor Roll 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Honorable Mention 3, 4, All Conference 2, 1st Team Offense 2, 3, 4, 1st Team Defense 3, 4, Famous Recipe 'tStar of the Week twice, Marty Kehoe Award 4, N.K.F.C.A. Top 22, Enquirer Player of the Year 4, All State Offense 81 Defense 4, Drama Club 4, Christmas Ball King 4, American High School Athlete 4, Li'I Abner 4, PAUL THORMAN - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Homemakers Club 4, Track 3, 4. JEANNIE TOLLE -- Transfer from La Sallette, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Library Aide 2. JOSEPH HOWARD UTZ - Homecoming Candidate 4, Basketball 2, Transfer from Campbell Co. High School. ANDY VERKAMP - Football 1, 2, 4, B Club 4, Homemakers Club 4, Drama Club 4, RONALD T. VERKAMP - Transfer from Newport Catholic, Basket- ball 3, 4, DEAN WILLIAM WALZ -- F.B.L.A. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Student Council 1, Band 2, 3, 4, B Club 1. 2, 3, 4, D.E.C.A. 1, Drama Club 4, Football Mgr, 1, Basketball Mgr. 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Subscription Agent 4, Ensembles 3, 4, Li'I Abner 4. MAUREEN D. WATERS - HB Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Gym Aide 4, Voted Most Athletic. JAMES LOUIS WIESMAN - Basketball 1. JANICE CAROL WHITE - Pep Club 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 4, B Club 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 2, Office Aide 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Subscription Agent 4, Drama Club 4. DON WILDEBOER - Golf 1, 2, B Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocational School 4. CHUCK WOLF - Baseball 3, 4, Homemakers Club 4. WENDY YELTON - Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Trl-Hi-Y 1, Homemakers Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Tennis 3, 4, Kindergarten Aide 1, Who's Who, B Club 3, 4. 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