Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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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.

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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