Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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'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

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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

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