Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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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

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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

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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