Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

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Subscription Agents: Doug Miller, Steve Crittendon, Kelly Knox, Lisa Johnson, Linda Frondorf, Tammy Parrott, Vickie Bressler, Theresa Barker, Tina Stanfield, Jenni Myers REFLECTOR STAFF Student Life: Sheri Hill Activities: Brenda Buchanan Connie Kindle Clubs: Jeff Schoulthies Carolyn Wiedemann Faculty: Mallory Dean Sports: Michele Hasse Doreen Klein Hans Herklotz Mike Stidham Underclassmen: Tammy Carson Alane Whalen Seniors: Kelly Veatch Tracy Wever Tim Hart Business Manager: Mark Babin Editors: Dan Linkugel Rick South Advisor: Mrs. Teri Foltz Reflector Staff 0 3 '45 V F' A familiar face in the crowd. Tigel-'s defense is on the prowl. Sheila Hill rates her friends with a ONE. The photographer doesn't seem to distract the work of Sally Shockney. - 1 f N1 F. x . X A Llghts . It may not be Hollywood. We may not be stars. But this is our movie. The setting? Bellevue High School. The cast? You and Me. Us. Together. One movie. The plot? Everything from the foot- ball games, to practical art classes, to the Junior Prom. The ending? Sad . . . but not really. ' n HIM.. Ill ll ll IH DI in - ' 1 Rick South and Beth Harrod proudly carry the senior banner in the Homecoming Parade. Our Mascot! Kentucky's view of the Cincinnati skyline. Tammy Parrott, Jeff Overman, Dave Grome, and Mallory Dean seem to be enjoying one another's company during a football game. student Life - 5 Q , , . ' 1 A good display of faith in our mighty Tigers. lt takes three years of Home Ec. class to make a mess like this. Mr. Stidham's biology class participates in an experiment. Mary Flaherty is a rewarded buyer of the '83 Reflector. Rick Buckler gives Beth Henley a Tiger hug. 6 0 Student Life M Camera Capturing those speclal moments Closmg in on the good times and cuttmg out the bad Remembermg the past Flashing experiences Focusing on the future Developlng long lasting frlendshlps Unforgettable memones Exposlng to one another our ldeas, our thoughts, and our dreams These are the best of tlmes back on our previous Mike Emmerich tries to show Bob Corbin and Rick Brossart the skills it takes to program a computer. A typical day for senior, Jeff Schoulthies. A paddy wagon full of seniors! Now that's an Ultra Brite smile, Lori. Student Life 0 7 . .f The result of the Bellevue March- ing Band practicing diligently. Tammy Carson demonstrates the concentration of a scholar. Hallie Hundemer proves to us that Fruit of the Loom is number one. Angie Doepke happily smiles at the camera while sharpening her pencil. Action . . . There is more to high school than just work. Basketball games, Honors Night, Spirit days, and banquets just to name a few. They certainly make up for all those nights of homework And what about the Homecoming? Preparing the banners for the parade gettmg excited about the blg game and the dance that follows Someone might have even learned somethlng WEBN lights up the sky every Labor Day! 'Sorry Guys, only one can go at a time. 'What makes these Qgirls so special? Melissa Steinman - class clown of '84. Student Life 0 9 10 0 Activities! Clubs Football Homecoming A large mouth full of wild, hungry animals. Lisa Johnson and Bill Welch represent the band. Tigers Are Solid Gold On October 7, the citizens of the sign and ending with the roar of sirens, the parade marched its way to the gym to conclude the evening with a pep-rally. The following night was also filled with entertaining activities. These Bellevue anxiously waited to catch included the Homecoming game, the colorful 1982 Football halftime court crowning, and a rowdy Homecoming Parade. Beginning with dance. As always, the Homecoming was a delight! 1981 King and Queen walk the field 01100 The Growling Grannies show continuing Tigerettes express how to have a more. spirit. fun time. 12 0 Football Homecoming -QQ'-1 E E F f 'H , 1 '92, 4 1 M22 Q DHS T Am: M... IN rm: e TIGEIS I-s 416 A .Ia f .W , W w . ,W , X , gggasirin 13 Ywvf,.!l,31 'wm31Eff MM ' ww - My X ' INWN wi W IMA M, E N'- 'W' w , j W SM We .V-Qi? 3 mi kv' f ,L any 1, f f H ,a f + , filing, f , '-,H ff A f ,..-f i of if ' A tw 5 ,QW W any ' ' 5 Z? , W gf ff: 5 W J' 1 MM WWW 410' 1982 Christmas BalP Court: lst attend.: S. Crittenden, B. Buchanan, King and Queen: D. Linkugel, K. Veatch, 2nd attend.: J. Myers, J. Schoulthies. - A+ 'M kg 1 i n . . ' LIN b V , ti D1 5 si.. W if W .... . in fwfby A 4 'W 4-., X Liu 4 E 22 Basketball Homecoming C0l0l' guard adds Class to Ceremony- V Sean Wikle shoots over two defenders. Qulte Unlque The candidates walked through the arms to await the crowning of King and Queen, Steve Crittendon and Carolyn Wiedemann. Attendants to the King were Doug Miller and Jeff Schoulthies. Attendants to the Queen were Brenda Buchanan and Jenni Walk. Myers. +g Never before has Bellevue presented such a Basketball Homecoming. As the crowd stood, guests of honor, Northern Kentucky's Color Guard, gave a ceremonial flag presentation and traditional rifle Everyone's a Bellevue fan! Doug Miller sinks a twenty foot jumper. D0ug Schulte and Sue Sprague end feign- Aa Azz A V n 18 0 Basketball Homecoming ii' W5 -' :W A H44 ff 3 v f U jZIl,.,, Eafvg? 471 1.2551 if . 35' Bye Bye Birdie Conrad's overwhelmed in accepting the key to the city. The crowd listens intently as Albert brilliantly answers the reporter's questions. Albert confesses his true love to Rosie. Al and his dancers captivate the l 9 'Q' X 1 ,L is Y r,.. V 1 ,, ,,,, lg 5 ? E f vi 20 0 Play Mark Babin sheds some light on the play. fiax Z mmm! Todd Eagle' magically transformed into Harry MacAfee focuses on his newspaper Conr . ad ,J -W r ' X V, , ,M,,.,,.aw--ea lloria Rasputin - the perfect secretary. Conrad Birdie has women falling at his feet. Are you absolutely sure? V 3,4 Ani. li I -em ,sf iw A ,Q fs is . Bye Bye, Birdie As the lights dimmed, the crowd Jegan to hush. The actors backstage Felt a surge of adrenaline as principal William Dosch stepped out on the Kim tells Hugo he's that one special boy. - ,,,,. ' f ' V .. t . 2 i,V' A .gi Q , ,, me - f Q itlt or i 'ZF' . ,Ar ' , A ,z, 1' . Q .i ' gi sacrifice, hard labor, and frustration which began in December at auditions. The cast and crew performed consistently well for two nights of adoring fans. Success can be attributed, as in years past, to Dan Davies, director. stage to make a welcome speech. This was no rehearsal! Opening night of the musical Bye Bye, Birdie had arrived. And the cast was ready to dazzle their fans. On March 25, a cast of students, from novices to old hands , from soloists to backstage crew, enjoyed . . f thelr -lust reward for hours 0 1983 cast and crew of 'tBye Bye Birdie. Mae Petterson uses strategy to catch a man. Mr- MacAfee WHVGS to his ad0l'iI'1S fans. 1 ff' Play ' , f all W c Prom Q iL , , . f J The creative table decorations at the prom. Six little angels Sent ffom heaven- K rx i ' Satin , the decorations dazzled the couples, - o After dinner, the students and faculty danced to the tunes of Chameleon The music varied from The fabulous Vegas Supper Club some golden oldies of the 60's to was the setting for the 1983 Junior- the modern rock beat of the 80's. Senior Prom on April 22. Centered Credit goes to Mrs. Debbie Foltz, around the theme Nights in White sponsor. This stud has more than he can handle, These two fantasize to be rock stars. This prom was filled with perfect couples. QQ quiz: 22 ' Prom 2 we xff Prom 0 23 The crowns and gifts for the prom court Kim Pemberton crowns the new queen The first attendants smile for their position Slow dances always brings out smiles T1 xf ff f I I LV' ss .L fa WX i.. . 24 0 Prom Juniors Ascend To The Throne The Junior class honored a small group of distinguished seniors followed by a final dance to their prom theme song Imagine This preceded the crowning of the 1983 Prom Court. Dave Walz and Beth Henley were crowned King and Queen with Rick Buckler and Jill Campbell as First Attendants. Second Attendants were Steve Hatch and Missy Heath. The court then danced to their class song Theme from Mahogany. The saxophone player sets a romantic mood. The 1983 Junior Prom Court. Everyone alike enjoyed themselves that night, K 'KA 7? 1' 983 Prom King and Queen. court. Pemberton crowns Dave Walz as the new Prom King. first attendants dance after the crowning of 'V wV.Jif4fi, 'fmwffif lf ' This group couldn't get any closer. Darren Hammond has prom fever These three juniors live it up at Prom 83 -:Hg5 ' me-a f---A Thls cowgirl is having a good ol time LX X Y i 3 rv-if i 4 Prom 0 2 Honors Night Cream f The Crop On May 23, 1983, Bellevue High School held its annual Honors Night at which those high achievers were recognized. , ,,,, ........-.-N. VT NVVVVIV WW ,. , ,,,,,,, I vf , i The various awards await their worthy winners. Karen Hurtt and Steve Crittendon received the John Schaar Sportsmanship Awards while the Robert Griffith Memorial Award was awarded to Dan Linkugel. The SAR Good Citizenship Award was presented to Doug Miller. Many other academic awards were given along with several Memorial 26 ' Honors Night Several honorees applaud their outstandi: Rob Held receives the Accounting I Award. peers, gr. , 'Nu l N .. G I W,, V Honors Night starts with the pledge to the flag. Scholarships. The Ben Flora Memorial Scholarship was awarded for the first time and Steve Crittendon was the deserving winner The Alumni Scholarship was presented to Bill Welch. The night was a memorable one for all. Steve Crittendon proudly accepts the Ben Flora Memorial Scholarship. Michelle Kiefer receives a Home Ec. Award Aides Iome Economic Aides, Physical Education Aides. Library Aides: L. Baker, K. Wiechman, T. Carson, R. Stacy, M. Flaherty, K. Pemberton, C. Kindle, P. . . machinery, etc. Each aid has a Verkamp, P. Verkamp, D. Batsche. Office Aidlfsz different job to do. The Students Myers, S. Stull, S. Baxter, B. Rothwell, T. Bar er, . e . . . Robertson. Gym Aides: R. Rogg, B. Auteri, K. d? not feffelve Cfedlts fOr belng an wartman, R. Hurtt. Band Aides: M. Hein, D. H d alde, but It helps them learn ll0W Loerich, D. Witt, S. Duty, C. Glancy, A. Whalen, T. an S to operate office machinery, which Hart. Shop Aides: D. Ifaelin, G. Roell, T. Piccola, J. Every year those t d t h can be very helpful to them in gveflman. Home Ec. Aides: S. H111, S. Hasse, B. S L1 811 S W 0 ' - - uc anan. take Study hall are Chosen by thsir future Job huntings. These Library Aides. Peachers to do Various .ob h al 95.319 only some Of the hard Robert Stacy carefully places a slide projector back as rad t t J ds Suc working unrecognized students in its proper place. g e es S' run erran S' run throughout the school. 3and Aides, Shop Aides. Office Aides. Aides 0 27 DE Nationals Again D N ' A 'A ' DECA provides an opportunity for high school students to excel in distributive education by dealing with the vocational aspects of life and getting hands-on experience while in the process. To raise money for the Spirit Scholarship fund, the club sponsored a Halloween dress-up day. Selling popcorn, salt and pepper shakers, collecting aluminum cans, and visiting Lakeside Nursing Home were other activities enjoyed by the club. The big event of the year for DECA was the regional competition that was held at Northern Kentucky University. At this competition, G. Batsche, M. Emmerich, D. Grome, L. Stephens, C. Glancy, C. Eaton, C. Mclntyre, D. Woolridge, T. Parrott, and D. Holaday qualified to compete in the state competition. At the state competition, Mike Emmerich and Lonnie Stephens qualified for the national conference held in New Orleans during the summer. DECA - First: C. Williams, C. Glancy, D. Woolridge, C. Mclntyre, M. Stith, T. Dowton, D. Swope, L. Tarvin, Ms. Silz, Advisor, Second: C. Hall, T. Johnson, R. Hobbs, Y. Collis, D. Weyman, C. Eaton, B. Harris, T. Cashwell, Third: S. Wurzbacher, M. Barrett, M. Roberts, G. Batsche, M. Druck, D. Berne, R. Davies, Fourth: D. Holaday, T. Dowton, R. Delaney, D. Swaw R. Lambert, T. Hornsby, B. Helton, C. Snow, Fourth: C. Delaney, R. Haynes, M. Shaefer, D. Fox, P. Green, J. Berhiet, M. Smith, S. Jarboe, Fifth: R. McMillian, D. Batsche, D. Grome, T. Parrott, L. Stephens, D. Roberts, M. Emmerich, D. Graham. 1 I i.,. a DECA Homecoming candidates, Tammy PHFTOU and DHVQ GTOIT19 Share 3 llttle humor. Members listen attentively to Carla Glancy, president, as she explains future projects. 28 ' DECA an .K wk Q we ,N 1 ff---R w-wwe esident Carla Glancy and Ms. Silz discuss a few activities for DECA over a cup of coffee. any Jr. High students show off their super spirit by participating in dress-up day. y. 1 sf Officers - First: D. Woolridge, Treasurer, D, Weyman, Vice-President, Y. Collis, Parliamentarian, Second: C. Clancy, President, C. McIntyre, Historian, Third: C. Eaton, Secretary, T. Johnson, Reporter. Kim Pemberton tilts a little to support DECA. DECA 0 29 TUQEE T coU c1L An Active Year I I- 1 - l N I - '- During the 1982-83 year, Student Council sponsored Sweats Day, Shorts Day, and Christmas Door Decoration. Money made from these activities went toward the Spirit Scholarship Fund. Student Council also organized Football and Basketball Homecoming. Additionally, the club bought a boys and girls basketball game so students could attend for free. The candy sale, held in February, served as Student Council's main fund raiser. The money raised from the candy sale aided in the buying of a tape recorder for the computer, a telephone for the Ben Flora gym, and a film projector. The year ended with the banquet held in the Grandview gym where vf. the installation of the new officers took place. Sue Stull, Beth Henley, and Rick Buckler clown around at a Student Council workshop STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Bottom to Top: co-Historian B. Buchanan, Co-Historian L. Frondorf, Secretary C. Mclntyre, Treasurer S. Stull, President C. Wiedemann. Not Pictured: Carolyn Wiedemann conducts the meeting as members listen V. President Ft. Thompson. attentively. L-i .... .. 30 ' Student Council tudent Council sponsor, Mrs. Jnchot, serves punch at the hristmas party. lk STUDENT COUNCIL: First Row: D. Thompson, B. Welch, J. Wells, K. Kelly, L. Guthier, M. Hasse, L. Frondorf, Second Row: R. Carrier, A. Brock, D. Klein, T. Horn, B. Henley, C. Schaufuss, K. Veatch, R. Buckler. Third Row: K. Eyl, B. Hopper, S. Stull, J. Campbell, C. Clancy. Fourth: D. White, L. Schoulthies, B. McGaha, S. Woolridge. Fifth Row: T. Barker, C. Wiedemann, M. Kiefer, B. Ackerson. Sixth Row: K. Pemberton, B. Buchanan, S. Hill, P. Hebel. Seventh Row: J. Schoulthies, D. Miller, M. Steinman, A. Thomas. Eighth Row: J. Olliges, D. Miller, M. Heath, T. Grimm. Ninth Row: B. Veatch, L. Docter, Sponsor Mrs. Dosch, M. Emmerich, S. Baxter, Sponsor Mrs. Ponchot. Tenth Row: L. Bellau, C. Mcintyre, R. South, E. Maher, H. l-lundemer, S. Friedeman, R. Heath, K. Sorrell. The theme for Football Homecoming was A'Tigers are Solid Gold . Mr. Hart's winning door conveys a Christmas message for all. Student Council ' 31 Lili., 'ft 'Q On To Broadway The purpose of Drama Club is to promote an interest in the performing arts and to offer various opportunities for the development of dramatic skills. The club's main event is the Spring musical. This year's play, Bye, Bye, Birdie was a huge success. With director Dan Davies at the helm, the cast and crew performed with an expertise like that of a Broadway production. In addition to putting on the play, the club also attends many shows put on by other schools and groups. ,.. .M ...,.- ,- sg . 'V' T, gg, g ,J fi?-T. ,uf J Y 55 I tni i - The singing waiters of Maude's Bar try to persuade Rosie into talking to her sweetheart. DRAMA CLUB Officers: Bottom to top: V. President B. Buchanan, Treasurer J. Myers, Secretary C. Schaufuss, President K. Veatch. Q DRAMA CLUB: First: M. Hall, V. Mirick, L. Keyes, J. Ackerson, A. Hyder, M. Steinman, M. Logue, D. Chance, D. Held, L. Bellau, C. Wainscott. Second: C. Mclntyre, D. Neises, A. Thomas, G. Thomes, L. Babin, S. Emmerich, K. Miskell, V. Bressler, T. Harrod, C. Held, P. Verkamp, L. Frondorf, M. Hasse, D. Linkugel, H. Hundemer, M. Dean, R. South, J. Olliges, D. Swope, T. Hart. Third: B. Hopper, S. Woolridge, K. Veatch, I.. Guthier, C Schaufuss, D. Schwab, D. Woolridge, S. Stull, J. Myers, B. Buchanan, R. Guthier, D. Burns, S. Stanfield, Sponsor D. Davies, A. Ruck, J. Wells, J. Johnson, K. Ponchot, S. Friedeman, K. Schaiper, K. Eyl, B. Walker, H. Hundemer, B. Henley, K. Kelly, M. Lindsey. At practice, the chorus acts as if it were opening night by giving their best. F Jeff Gauspohl, Russ Neises, and Tom Piccola work together to get the set ready. 32 ' Drama Club - Cd-El?-Y Stull and Mrs. Updike listen to members about ideas for fund-raisers. Co-Ed-Y Helps Others CO-ED-Y, formerly known as Tri- Hi-Y, is a Christian youth organization concerned with the development of bettering individuals. This year CO-ED-Y started off by having a canned good drive before Thanksgiving with the benefits going to the Women's Crisis Center of Northern Kentucky. To get in the spirit of basketball homecoming, the club sponsored a HUSH day for all the athletes in our school. Because of inclement weather, CO- ED-Y had to cancel and reschedule their annual car wash several times. Finally in April the car wash was held. The money raised went to the Spirit Scholarship Fund and sent some members to the Youth and Politics Assembly in Lexington, Ky. l ED-Y Officers: First: Chaplain S. Friedeman, TT HASUTGI' L- Fl'0nd0ff- Sf5C0nd5 PF9Sid9ni S- Swlll. Vife CO-ED-Y: First: M. Hall, D. Wells, K. Kelly, B. Henley, T. Barker. Second: J. President B- Hfmley- Third- SCCTCUUY S- Hill, HISUJTIHH Haynes, S. Friedeman, T. Horn, L. Frondorf. Third: D. Held, L. Bellau, M. Hasse. L Bellau, Pafllmeniaflan T- Barker- Fourth: S. Stull, S. Hill. Fifth: Sponsor Mrs. Updike Co-Ed-Y ' 33 FBL FBLA Offers Service Future Business Leaders of America prepares and helps students understand the basic fundamentals of business in which they may be involved in the future. As FBLA's active year began, so did their annual kit sale. Along with the kit sale, other club activities included providing a snack bar at lunch for students and helping the city beautify areas of our city. With money raised from the kit sale and the snack bar, FBLA was able to pay the partial cost of a new computer. In late March, members of FBLA packed up and went to Morehead State University to compete in the regional conference. At this conference, T. Hart, T. Stanfield and J. McDaniel qualified to compete in the state conference. At the state conference, Tim Hart placed 5th in the area of penmanship. ww Officers - First: J. Campbell, President, T. Parrott, Vice-President, Second: S. Stull, Secretary T. Stanfield, Parliamentarian, K. Miskell, Historian, J. Myers, Treasurer, Third: M. Dean, Reporter. i V i FBLA - First: Y. Collis, S. Barret, K. Veatch, D. Walls, Second: J. Campbell, T. Parrott, J. Myers, V. Bressler, T. Harrod, T. Stanfield, D. Walls, K. Elm, D. Grome, Third: J. Cashwell, L. ' if if N ,,,. , If Stevens, T. Sellars, T. Hart, Mrs. Daley, Advisor, S. Stull, T. Wever, K. Delaney, B. Rothwell, C. Wiedemann, L. Johnson, B. Harrod, R. South, M. Emmerich, Fourth: M. Dean, L. Baker, S. Mrs. Daley patiently explains one of the Baxter, L. Crosby, K. Miskell. many ways a business can be organized. 4 0 FBLA Mr. Mayer, advisor, keeps busy thinking of the best way to guide students. FC A Positive Note The purpose of FCA, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, is to help athletes discover the role that Christ plays in athletics. Meetings of FCA were held every two weeks at a member's house. The pur- pose of the club was presented at meet- ings by speakers from churches and professional athletic teams. Group dis- cussions were the usual activity at the meetings. The topics of the organiza- tion included problems that may occur for a high school student through ath- letics, peer pressure or family problems. FCA - First: B. Henley, S. Stull, Second: D. Miller, J. Myers, Third: K. Veatch, J. Tim Hart and Kelly Veatch proudly represent FCA Cashwell, Fourth: M. Hasse, B. Buchanan, Fifth: T. Hart, T. Wever, K. Kelly, K. during the 1982-83 Homecoming. Miskell, T. Parrott, C. Wiedemann, Sixth: R. South, M. Dean, Seventh: L. Frondorf. FCA ' 35 FH FHA Grows On Future Homemakers of America, FHA, helps the youth assume their roles in society in areas of personal development, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement. The club kept itself busy year round with activities that began in August and ended in May. As the school year began FHA formed a Big BrotherfBig Sister program, to get the seventh graders acquainted with the school. To raise money for future events, FHA members sold cookie pies. Other club activities included: a donut sale, a visit to Rosedale Manor, a bicycle check, decorations for the school's Christmas tree and speakers from MADD and the State Police Department. FHA was also able to send two girls from the Kentucky School for the Deaf to the state meeting. The 1982-83 chapter was the largest chapter in Region 7 with a total of 87 members. The chapter also had two regional officers, Brenda Buchanan, Region 7 President and Linda Frondorf, Region 7 Historian. Due to Brenda's position as president the Region 7 meeting was held at Bellevue. At the meeting Linda Guthier was elected as the new Regional Song Leader and Carla Schaufuss was elected as the new Regional Treasurer. To end a super year FHA held its banquet and installed the 1983-84 officers on May 12th. 36 0 FHA f Rick South, Denise Walls, and Jeff Overman participate in a FHA skit, while attending the Fall Regional meeting that was held at Northern Kentucky University. Officers - First: S. Hill, Scholarship Chairperson, L. Guthier, Song Leader, C. Schaufuss, Honor Roll Chairperson, Second, D. Klein, Parliamentarian, B. Buchanan, 2nd Vice-President, S. Hasse, Historian, S. Hill Secretary, Third: S. Stull, 1st Vice-President, R. South, Reporter, C. Wiedemann, Recreation Leader, Fourth: L. Frondorf, President, K. Kelly, Treasurer. Linda Frondorf speaks with other members of FHA, about future club activities. FHA - First: Mrs. Ellington, Advisor, T. Harrod, M. Emmerich, D. Linkugel, R. South, J. flashwell, B. Henley, Second: B. Harrod, B. Buchanan, V. Bressler, C. Kindle, C. Wiedemann, S. Hill, L. Frondorf, M. Kiefer, L. Guthier, Third: T. Barker, S. Stull, M. Hasse, K. Kelly, D. Walls, L. Crosby, P. Verkamp, H. Kern, S. Hill, Fourth: S. Baxter, K. Pemberton, L. Baker, Y. Collis, P. Verkamp, K. Wartman, J. Gauspohl, B. Corbin, M. Hopper, D. Thompson, D. Miller, C. chau erne, ean, n, T. Ward, P. Hebel, D. Batsche, Eighth: D. Neises, D. Woolridge, T. Johnson, T. Stanfield, I elto Ca . rn , . , Brossart, H. Poehner. ,,,,, A 8 'Ia 5 E E 9 'o 6' Q O A V Regional Officers - First: Linda Frondorf, Region Historian, Brenda Buchanan, Region President, Second: Mrs. Ellington, Region Advisor ,. , Wffwf .... .. . f ffizvmiih , ' mf W X . 'sw W M M 45? L ,.. J G ,S ii J I , iii 1. , J , wff Big Sister, B. Buchanan and Little Sister, S. Friedeman enjoy indy Williams gets assistance from Mrs. Ellington on her apron. themselves during the Christmas party. FHA 0 37 OC TIO AL CI-1001. I Tools Of The Trade Vocational school is a three credit course offered to juniors and seniors. Students attend in the morning or afternoon and are taught their perspective skill or trade at Camp. Co. Vocational Center or at Northern Ky. Vocational School. The sixteen students who attend take such classes as auto-mechanics, carpentry, drafting, industrial electricity, and plumbing in order to gain experience which may be helpful to them in entering a career. fig csel r ... T 'Magi ,,,,, ,, , Dave Horn practices his rewiring skills in his industrial electricity class. 38 0 Vocational School Q, Steve Tierney applies his knowledge in fixing an air conditioner plug. Gary Roell rebuilds a 394 Ford truck engine. 'OCATIONAL SCHOOL: , lirstr R. Neises, T. Piccola, D. Simmons. Iecond: A. McMillan, D. Horn, M. Brock, T. Eagle, V. Appiarius. 'hirdz R. Meyer, S. Tierney, G. Roell, L. Huesman, R. Stanfield, W. Kroth. Yws... Richard Meyer works on getting his sheet metal lined up just right. Vince Appiarius shows the concentration it takes to fix an electrical outlet. Wayne Kroth lines the board up for a perfect cut. 'T1' ...ri Russ Neises feeds the wood into the circular ' saw. I Vocational School ' 39 HO OR OC ETY Cream Of The Crop Honor Society is for students who have achieved outstanding academic achievements throughout their high school careers. To be accepted into Honor Society one must have a 3.5 GPA and be evaluated by ten teachers. During the year Honor Society members acted as guides for Open House, served at graduation, and held a banquet in May to install new members. Each year the American Legion sponsors students to attend Boys and Girls State. Seven girls and two boys from the junior class represented Bellevue at Morehead State University where the delegation was held. NW -r . -av-'f , . -f:- Q i, . .1 HE 5 ir' f is X' jx . iii? Q 'it fi I 1-- : ' - . . . N IH-A-3Euil tg zzz ' -if V NEWLY INDUCTED MEMBERS: First Row: K. Hurtt, J. Mendell, K. Veatch. Second Row: ::: if i cg 3 ,ppgg .b jigs' G. Berheit, C. Gibson, R. Held, G. Moore. D i :s K . :.,. l . Y .. i.,,m1lr.. X g . ..... t ... ... t as s BOYS AND GIRLS STATE DELEGATES: First Row: S. Hill, B. Buchanan, D. Klein. Second Row: H. Herklotz. Third Row: L. Frondorf, M. Dean, D. Linkugel, K. Veatch, C. Wiedemann. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: First Row: Treasurer M. Hasse. Second Row: Secretary T. Wever, President R. South. Not Pictured V. President B. Buchanan. QM if 1982-1983 HONOR SOCIETY: First Row: M. Dean, M. Hasse, T. Wever, T. Parrott. Second Row: Sponsor Mr. Harris, H. Herklotz, R. South, J. Schoulthies, M. Babin, D. Linkugel. Not Pictured B, Buchanan and T. Barker 40 0 National Honor Society B-C UB lettered in at least one varsity having to eat a worm. Carolyn delight of munching on a choc going towards the Spirit Schol project of awarding senior athl Busy As A BU I B-Club is for students who have sport. The main activity of B-Club was the Worm -Eating contest in which senior athletes collected money for one another with the top two persons Wiedemann and Kelly Knox had the olate- covered worm, with the money raised arship Fund. The club also has a yearly etes a plaque acknowledging his or her athletic achievements throughout B-Club candidates Tom Bosse and Doreen Klein scan the crowd for familiar faces. their high School years. X H B-CLUB: First Row: B. Buchanan. Second Row: C. Wiedemann, B. Ackerson. Third Row: L. Frondorf, J. Myers, R. Buckler. Fourth Row: K. Kelly, D. Miller, S. Stull, B. Henley. Fifth Row: D. Walz, S. Crittendon, A. Rose, M h D K1 . C Th ' B-CLUB OFFICERS' First Row' President D. Klein, Vice King, D. Neises. Sixth Row: K. Pemberton, K. Veatc , . ein, 1. omes. . . ' 'D Seventh ROW: S. Wilde, Sponsor Mr. Mayer. President D. Neises. Second Row. Secretary J. Myers. -5 B-Club U 41 ii ep Club Get Rowdy! Pep Club promotes spirit for all activities throughout Bellevue year round. The club started the year off selling Good Luck tags. The tags were in the shapes of four-leaf clovers, horse-shoes, pennies, and rabbits' feet. The tags could be sent to any student involved with football. For a fund-raiser Pep Club sold bumper stickers that said, I Love The Tigers. As the year went on the club stayed busy making signs and tags. Pep Club: First: C. Schaufuss, L. Guthier, B. Henley, K. Johnson, S. Hill, S. Hill, P. Hebel, Second: J. Johnson, L. Schoulthies, M. Fischer, H. Hundemer, B. Ackerson, A. Doepke, S. Friedemann, Third: C. Held, E. Maher, S. Emmerich, L. Babin, D. Woolridge, D. Nieses, M. Denham, T. Horn, M. Ashford, Fourth: S. Rafferty, N. Rauh, K. Freeman, D. Wells, B. Hopper, M. Stith, L. Bellau, L. Baker, K. Sorrell, Fifth: L. Frondorf, K. Veatch, J. Myers, S. Stull, S. Hill, T. Barker, S. Baxter, M. Koeler, Sixth: T. Grimm, Y. Collins, D. Weyman, S. Hasse, C. Grimm, M. Emmerich, Y. Kitts, B. Hopper. Officers: First: L. Schoulthies, President, L. Guthier, Secretary, Second: B. Hopper, Vice- President, Third: L. Frondorf, Parliamentarian, C. Schaufuss, Treasurer. The Tiger, who at every game is an unknown Pep Club member, lets everybody know that the Bellevue Tigers are number one. 0 Pep Club 1 l '13 517 ,,,, lr fr ' fr A . ' - ' . Y if . ' f - aw - frif IV' .r'-l'i2'N'I Q7 . l ,. . ' VVM 51 l H 4' ,Wag -' Z ,f,f, y y,3' M- ': , '-rr 1 ' Q, nf .' ', 6965. ... . W X' '- .- 'fggx ' . 'f -' Steve Crittendon and Doug Miller participate in Pep Club's 'KGood Luck tag day. Mr. Klopp and the krazies rise to their feet to cheer the Tigers onto another victory. K spp's Krazies Get Krazie When one walks into a Bellevue Basketball game, the stands are filled with krazies in bright yellow shirts. These krazies are better known as Klopp's Krazies. Although the club has no officers to get things going, they always seem to get the job done. With Mr. Klopp as executive krazie, the club is at every game with Tiger Basketball in their hearts. ..!.1.j,?f, , Klopp's Krazies - First: C. Wiedemann, S. Hill, K. Schaiper, D. Kaelin, R. Thompson, L. Keyes, C. McIntyre, Second: K. Veatch, J. Myers, C. Schaufuss, S. Wikle, S. Hill, J. Johnson, Third: Mr. Klopp, J. Olliges, M. Schwierjohann, R. Rogg, R. Nieses. Fourth: B. Welch, R. Brossart. Mr. Klopp points out his craziest krazie. K. Knox and B. Welch are krazie band members. Klopp's Krazies ' 43 ARCHI G BA Uncontested Winners The 1982-83 Marching Tiger Band took the first step to a successful season by attending Eastern Kentucky Uni- versity for band camp. While at camp the band worked tediously to improve themselves in all around performance. The band traveled as far as Winchester, Kentucky to compete in six different contests. The band's success was high- lighted when fifteen members were named to the 1983 Edition of Who's Who in Music. These members includ- ed: M. Babin, T. Carson, C. Glancy, T. Hart, M. Hasse, L. Johnson, D. Klein, J. Loerich, T. Stanfield, B. Welch, T. Wever, A. Whalen, D. Witt, and K. Knox. Much of the band's success was accredited to the new band director, Mr. David Webber. Marching Band Awards Anderson County Band Contest - 2nd place, and Best Percussion Kentucky State Fair Band Contest - 5th place George Rogers Clark Band Contest - 3rd place, Best Field Commander, and Best Flags Mason County Band Contest - 3rd place, Best Field Commander, Best Flags, and Best Percussion Tates Creek Band Contest - 3rd place, and Best Percussion l The percussion section starts the beat for the band during half-time entertainment ss, Field Commander, Jill Campbell, leads the band through a winning half-time performance. John Ackerson exhibits his playing prowess with a solo number. 44 0 Marching Band he 1982-83 Marching Tiger hnd King and Queen were Kelly nox and Lisa Johnson. :.:k .:.. .S MARCHING BAND: l First Row: C. Held, K. Griesinger, C. Appiarius, C. Wainscott, L. Johnson, G. Thomes, T. Sellars, B. Rothwell, Second Row: L. Keyes, D. Klein, J. Loerich, J. Berheit, K. Miskell, R. Thompson, B. Lambert, J. Ackerson, T. Manser, S. Barrett, Third Row: B. Cropper, L. Crosby, M. Hein, B. Welch, K. Knox, J. Bechtol, S. Stanfield, D. Loerich, J. Myers, R. Stanfield, L. Babin, Fourth Row: M. Reynolds, S. Manser, D. Witt, M. Babin, A. Strebel, A. Hyder, B. Hopper, S. Duty, K. Schaiper, Fifth Row: T. Stanfield, C. Glancy, T. Hart, P. Stanfield, L. Elkins, L. Bellau, M. Walker, M. Stanfield, D. Loerich, T. Horn, Sixth Row: Mr. Webber, Director, M. Loerich, D. Walls, T. Wever, A. Whalen, M. Hasse, L. Crosby, J. Campbell. The Struttin' Band of Gold prepares for up-and-coming competitions with hours of practice. After a long half-time performance the band literally gets down on it. Marching Band ' 45 Name That Tune Besides the marching band, Bellevue High also has another talented trio of bands. One is the Pep band. The Pep Band plays at all the home basketball games and this year was the first time tryouts were held to select the members. Another band is the Concert band. The Concert Band played a variety of music that was satisfying to all those who attended their events. The other band is the Stage band. Stage Band members sacrificed their Wednesday nights to perfect their musical skills for the performances with the concert band. 46 0 Bands Jr. High members sharpen their musical skills. CONCERT BAND: First Row: M. Hasse, L. Babin, B. Cropper, L. Johnson, G. Thomes, D. Walls, B. Rothwell, Second Row: T. Hart, T. Carson, T. Wever, L. Keyes, K. Griesinger, C. Thomes, C. Glancy, L. Bellau, S. Barrett, C. Wainscott, J. Berheit, D. Klein, J. Loerich. Third Row: K. Knox, M. Hein, R. Thompson, S. Stanfield, J. Bechtol, T. Manser, D. Loerich, J. Harper, J. Ackerson, S. Duty, S. Manser, R. Stanfield, J. Myers, G. Berheit, A. Strebel, T. Horn, B. Hopper, A. Hyder, M Babin. Fourth Row: L. Crosby, J. Campbell, J. Huninghake, M. Walker, M. Stanfield, D. Loerich, P. Stanfield, K. Schaiper, A. Whalen, T. Stanfield, Mr. Webber. Es Dave Loerich keeps the beat while giving a smile to thephotographer. Scott Duty practices hard to get ready for a spring concert. SENIORS: First Row: T. Stanfield, D. Walls, A. Whalen. Second Row: T. Carson, B. Rothwell, ,ep Band members Ken Miskell and Tracy T. Hart, K. Knox, D. Witt, B. Welch, J. Loerich, M. Babin. Third Row: L. Johnson, C. Glancy, lever fill the gymnasium with spirited music at a T' Weverf D' Klein, M' Hasse' asketball game. TAGE BAND: First Row: Mr. Webber, B. Hopper, A. Strebel, J. Ackerson, R. Thompson, T. i iorn, J. Berheit, D. Klein. Second Row: K. Knox, B. Welch, D. Loerich, M. Hein, M. Babin, A. Marc Valz cgncentrates on making his lydef, D- Witt, J- L09FiCh. performance perfect. Bands ' 47 48 ' Faculty X ww f f 5 Wm Gary D. Akers Fred Bernier Heulyn Bishop Mary Ellen Braun Ronald Brennan vs-ww Nancy M. Browning Charles Coleman Joyce Daley Beth Dalton Dan Davies Janet Dosch Ginny Ellington Debra A. Foltz Teri Foltz f t ,J E.R. Grandstaff Terry Harris Mrs. Dosch takes her usual position at the bottom of the stairs directing traffic. 50 0 Faculty FACULTY Mr. Gary D. Akers -- Introduction to Business, Typing I Mr. Fred Bernier - Physical Education, Health, Head Varsity Football Coach Mr. Heulyn Bishop - Citizenship, World History Mrs. Mary Ellen Braun - Typing I, Typing II, Accounting I And II Mr. Ronald Brennan - Psychology, World Geography, English III Mrs. Nancy M. Browning - Career Education, Health, Elementary Physical Education Mr. Charles Coleman - Junior High Geography, Junior High Science, Assistant Varsity Football Coach Mrs. Joyce Daley - Business English and Communications, Office Practice, Shorthand, Consumer Math and Education, W Future Business Leaders of America Sponsor Ms. Beth Dalton - Special Education fEnglish, Science, Geographyj, Junior Class Sponsor, Volleyball Coach, Girls, Tennis Coach Mr. Dan Davies - English IV, English II, Christmas Ball Sponsor, Drama Club Sponsor, Musical Director Mrs. Janet Dosch - Junior High Math, Student Council Sponsor Mrs. Ginny Ellington - Comprehensive Home Economics, Adult Living, Future Homemakers of America Sponsor Mrs. Debra A. Foltz - Junior High English, Junior Math, Spanish, Cheerleading Coach, Pep Club Sponsor Mrs. Teri Foltz - English III, English II, Reflector Mr. E.R. Grandstaff - Head of Science Department, Introduction to Chemistry and Physics, Chemistry Mr. Terry Harris - Advanced Math, Algebra II, Introduction to Algebra, Junior High Science, Freshman Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, National Honor Society Sponsor 1' 1, as-V M fe W ' ,MJ W X 4 V fl I ey , ' lf l V 'Y ' K 5 I GOALS it ylasumg 7 ' Cease ,-4 WV'Y1'mnw,., fc? ,, is 5 f ! df 17 ff! my y g 1 Lui EF Ei 1 E 5 Hard at work, Mr. Swauger tries desperately to decode his Bird Book. Mr. Hart gives the approaching photographer the evil eye for interrupting his Practical Arts class. Mr. Mayer gives a little whistle while he works. y l E? Q 4 G55 ,cv Faculty ' 51 L K fu, 'gn 'Q lil e c , c Born to entertain, Mr. Davies makes Senior ,Q English laughable. ff Mr. Kohler stresses an important issue to his OO Government class. 52 ' Faculty cg Mr. Bishop offers a cheerful smile. School, we TEACHER FEATURE Mr. Davies has been playing the role of director of our school musical for four years now. This isn't the only role he plays. He's an actor. Besides doing various plays and musicals, he has appeared in a television show and also in a young peoples movie. As he continues to develop the talent uf our students here at Bellevue High best in his own acting career. WW Bruce Hart Judith Howe Steve Hutton FACULTY Mr. Bruce Hart - Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Girls' Softball Mrs. Judith Howe - Practical Arts, Art I, Art II Mr. Steve Hutton - Jr. High English, Practical Arts, Assistant Football and Baseball Coach, Jr. High Girls' Basketball Coach Ms. Molly Sue Karns - Special Education Mr. Bill Klopp - Algebra I, Physics, 8th Grade Science, Kloppls Krazies Mr. Joseph Kohler - U.S. History, Government, Boys, and Girls' State Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Marty Mayer - English I, F.C.A., Boys' Track Coach, Ms. Sally Meng Boys' Cross Country Coach - Health and P.E., Girls' Basketball Coach, Volleyball Coach Ms. Margaret Miller - Librarian Mrs. Mary Lou Ponchot - Geometry, Jr. High Cheerleading Sponsor, Frosh Cheerleading Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor, Math I, Math II Mrs. Jacquelyn Sherwood R.N. - School Nurse Ms. Judy M. Silz - D.E. I, D.E. II, D.E. III, CO-OP, Practical Arts, DECA Sponsor Mr. Pep Stidham - Biology, General Science, Girls' Track Coach, Girls' Cross Country Coach Mr. Michael L. Swauger - 7th Grade Geography, 8th Grade U.S. History, Boys' Varsity Basketball Coach Mrs. Sally Updike - Special Education, CO-ED-Y Sponsor Mr. Dave Webber - Band, Music Appreciation, Marching Band Sponsor, Pep Band Sponsor .S .fri Molly Karns Joseph E. Kohler Margaret A. Miller Judy M. Silz Sally Updike Mr. Webber files this another successful year. Bill Klopp 'QOQ We Marty Mayer Sally Meng if Mary Lou Ponchot J acquelyn Sherwood R.N. Pep Stidham Michael L. Swauger Dave Webber year's Band away as Faculty ' 53 QQ 'v st Mrs. Howe is dressed up to take her students on a field trip to the Cincinnati Art Museum. TEAoHERy teaches Qiii Geography here at school from fall to spring but during the summer months he lives it. I-Ie spends his summers traveling. As a matter of fact, he's been to Europe ten times. Some of the exoitiiignsispots he's ii,i ignelude Benelusfgigieiiinany, Franeeglff Switzer1sLtui,iAustria, Italygsiad Yugoslavia. One of his hobbies that accompanys his traveling is tracing family trees. I-Ie has genealogical ublications in the Library of P . Congress at THEIR request: r Mr. Stidham displays the subject of his next experiment. s 'N ' s es, . ,V Mrs. Foltz laughs it up at a summer yearbook workshop at Denison University. 54 0 Faculty William Armstrong William Dosch John V. Heck James O. Lykins Ken Wendel Judy Apted Jorine P. Combs Board of Education Cliff Wartman, Mike Toensmeyer, Barbara Culp, Beverly Storm, William Herklotz, William Armstrong, Greg Schulte ...nnwvi Mr. Wendel offers friendly assistance to a college bound senior. ADMINISTRATION Mr. William Armstrong - Superintendent of Schools Mr. William Dosch - Principal Mr. John V. Heck - Assistant Principal!A.D. and Supervisor Mr. James O. Lykins - Director of Pupil Personnel Mr. Ken Wendel - Guidance Counselor, Assistant Basketball Coach, Chapter I Coordinator Mrs. Judy Apted - Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Jorine P. Combs - Secretary to the Superintendent 9 so ge 5 Q Faculty ' 55 56 ' Sports , E iw? y ib -A 36? ff A' ,QMV ff X4 f ' 'Mg f air ya V 5 f I E.. WWW? 1 f 4 sk. ' QYXEB1 W-.1 ti x? QA Q.r:ifwrir,..... -vim' ,F ,F N-Q . E N I i if . .-ss... NNNN ' W- 1 ws.. -Q , N . h...,....,.,.... .,,, Ns- -I ,..-,,.,..... eww-sf ' .Q - ..., ' 11- Q.: :fs-,.- . W ,.... ,fafs4,.... f . . em :-- .- 'N .- f 1 as-11: 521- 1. s. 1 - . -5 Z 7 NNW' bt 552- Sea 1. .. 'Q My .151-, 1 :rg . - is . . -QR S . --x.s1a...,-. .sw M,-s,.,s.sg...,, X kit ' . 5 11 asf 2 1 ti- r .3-trf ..g1 t. W.. X X -X. ,ses X .wx wx -Is f - 2 :-1, is , N 14 g gg. Q 9 :ii N 512 Dsl mx X s X X 1 'QQ' r' Q, ws-:V . 4 4. spasm NL 1: ' ' rx ga -' wwhg 1-- 'W ..... .. K Nxxf -0 - rs.-ess-: . . Hass r Q, 'fm wma eg, as 4 M., -Wi -4- X :rr Q'QX :. ,..., . Mx N' - -....l'f' NR' CRW' ... X 'H - Mme- M yas is 13554 iss 1 X 'xkifgw 25 1 -A ,g12'E1N TQ3?f?YwQ ,way Q-isuxksss xr A ,fre amgfg-any -Sm-1 ms 7 . wfski, X A ejwgx .-1-Ea-Xslaua--:?f '4sewmisaQsgQpe?... gawkam.. - 1 4 m . if 4 W s---W. --.- as X assesses Wtlsssfhmiswsfwsfssmzx mwsewr mwsxbasss .a J , . in . ,egg '55 y , , 1 , M ,,,, f :SQ .. ,il x ,ya it 5325 . ,, .. ,, .M f'2f 'a-fl W1 if f 1 ' Fi ' we., JT P ,, Rebuilding Season Following an excellent start, during which the Tigers won 3 of their first 4 games, the young 1982 squad was pla- gued by a series of misfortunes. The Tigers defeated Dayton in their opener by a score of 21-7, even though Mike King was sidelined with a knee injury in the first quarter. In the following week, the Scott Eagles managed to send the game into overtime but were unable to match a Doug Miller touchdown late in the third extra period. The Tigers were not so fortunate in the succeeding week, which saw an outmanned Bellevue team overcome by class AAA Conner. The ensuing week the Tigers tallied up their third win against just 1 loss with a convincing 28-6 victory over Rich- mond-Madison. Bellevue's fortunes took a turn for the worse in the follow- ing weeks as the Tigers dropped 3 straight, all by the score of 19-7. A final effort by the Tigers to reclaim their dis- trict crown fell short at the hands of the Ludlow Panthers, eliminating Bellevue from the regional tournament for the first time in four years. However, the Tigers managed to salvage their pride in a 37-7 trouncing of archrival Dayton and went on to close out the season at 4- 6. Coaches: First: C. Coleman, F. Bernier, S. Hutton, Second: fPhys.J J. Sutkamp, B. Hart, W. Starnes. Even though the Tigers didn't get the first down, Steve Crittenden gets off a beautiful punt. After an excellent tackle, Tom Norton checks his wrist for an injury. 58 0 Varsity Football BHS 21 28 0 28 7 7 7 14 37 18 VARSITY SCORES Dayton Scott Conner Madison Campbell County Newport Beechwood Ludlow Dayton Nicholas County OPP 7 20 27 6 19 19 19 34 0 28 w l VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: First: KMgrs.J J. James, D. Leopold, N. Berkley, C. Thomas, Second: S. Crittendon, S. Carver, T. Tierney, M. Auteri, T. Norton, D. Walz, S. Hatch, B. Auteri, R. Buckler, R. Hurttg Third: D. Miller, D. Miller, M. Mauser, F. Baker, D. Swope, D. Maines, R. Held, T. Root, M. Valz, J. Cashwellg Fourth: B. McGaha, G. Berhiet, D. Cooper, L. Stephens, J. Hollingsworth, B. Harris, M. Brock, C. Groneck, D. Tracy, S. Freemang Fifth: D. Kaelin, J. Olliges, J. Hater, T. Cashwell, T. Schwierjohann, lNot Shownl M. King, lMgrs.l F. Neville, K. Grau, J. Bernier, fPhoto.J H. Hundermer, CStats.J T. Bosse, J. Schoulthies. Lonnie Stephens f70J and Gary Berhiet 1673 make an excellent tackle to prevent Newport from gaining any yardage. Rick Buckler sets up for the block, as Doug Miller looks for an opening. After the defense breaks through, Steve Critten- don scrambles for the best possible yardage. The team anxiously watches as the tigers charge down the field. Varsity Football ' 59 Sayww V WQZMW 1, aw, by va f 0, X 51 Y 'V-l 1 f V ' UM f I f f f 1 ,, y a, K -:N 5 my WW . .Nw- X mwewi ix -Q- ,fg ,g W ,W- Q n X :-. V .X i Hard Work Pays Off Along with Coaches Hart and Akers, this year's freshmen squad geared up for the season just in front of them. The young freshmen started the year with rival Dayton, and the win of 12 to 6 was just a premonition of their future. With the Ludlow and Beechwood games nearing, the Tigers practiced vigorously and won both by a wide margin. On the second turn, Dayton's defense proved to be a challengeg however, the Tigers managed to win 13 to 0. With one of their fullbacks injured, Ludlow also could not hold the Tigers from a victory of 35 to 8. The season ended 5 wins and 0 losses, but the championship game with Beechwood remained to se- cure a perfect season. Despite the fact that Beechwood scored a touchdown early in the 1st quarter, the Tigers produced 6 points late in the 2nd quarter. The Tigers, after a halftime speech from Coaches Hart and Akers, came from the locker room ready for action. In the 3rd and 4th quarters, the Tiger defense held Beechwood from scoring, and the of- fense masterfully made a touchdown to end the game 12 to 8. This win secured a perfect season of 6 and 0 which dis- played the work and dedication of both the coaches and the freshmen. 62 0 Freshmen Football E we E S 3 i 1 Q E 3 Q FRESHMEN SCORES BHS OPI 12 Dayton 6 26 Ludlow 6 32 Beechwood 0 13 Dayton 0 35 Ludlow 8 12 Beechwood 8 Coaches Hart, Akers, and the Tiger defen: watch the game with anticipation. After the pas completion, Brian Veatch runs the ball in for touchdown. Dino Lay kicks a successful ext point after a touchdown. While Mike Schu checks the offensive set up, the line waites for t signal to attack. A 9 ....,k 'Efig'v K Q T .. kk , 'fr 'ig' 89 VOLLEYBALL TEAM: First: D. Schwab, B. Ackerson, J. Noe, K. Pemberton, J. Mendell, D. White, iMgr.J L. Grohg Second: CMgr.J K. Wartman, Y. Kitts, C. Wainscott, L. Babin, P. Hebel, D. Nieses, S. Carver, fMgr.l G. Streutker, Coach S. Meng: Third: Coach B. Dalton, fMgr.l C. Wiede- mann, K. Kelly, L. Keyes, A. Waters, K. Hurtt, C. Wiedemann, M. Emmerich, S. Baxter SENIORS: First: K. Pemberton, C. Wiede- manng Second: K. Wartman, K. Hurtt VARSITY SCORES BHS OPP 1 St. Henry 2 0 Notre Dame 2 2 Holmes 0 2 Dixie 0 2 Boone County 0 2 Conner 0 2 Beechwood 0 2 Villa Madonna 1 2 Simon Kenton 0 2 Newport 0 1 O.L.P. 2 2 Lloyd 0 2 Highlands 1 2 Dayton 0 2 Campbell County 0 2 Brossart 0 2 Walton 0 2 Holy Cross 0 ' 0 Scott 2 ' 2 Ludlow 0 REGIONAL PLAY-OFFS O O.L.P. 2 What kind of ball is this? must be what's 2 Walton 2 1l3rguYl:egte Kitts' mind during the Mother- ' I' 31116. 5 Biffgggsty 3 Cclmnlistzllggiticott prepares to return the op- 1 Boone Collnty 0 ian hopes of scoring some points, Kim Kelly 0 Highlands 1 serves the ball with all her might. The team takes a slight breather during a game to discuss their strategy. 64 0 Volleyball ,Q rf- TE. 5 5 .x 5. + , ,,.,...,m.Q,.mWwmf T xx 3 'X A in QAM ,AMW ' I 14. r ' ff ,Y Xi F' A 'EJ 4' rfrfq, ik. f f if f ns Q ,, iii gf' Q 4 Q ,, .R if, .. . w -v. ii a, Z 4 V ' V if 12 :V La ' - fr H K 1 rf sg' ff 1' :N ' Q. . ' I- 54 , 'if if . 'af Waits e ??l'f '. f f, ' , ' -nf: 4' .ffm 'W' W ' Z .M Af f ' . , ,, ' ' ' ., ' .Mx 7 H A ,, I ' me 'f -7 I jwnaf' .,, 93,9 A tg 2- - E, . . i am, ff 'WV ,.., ' V 'X V C' J -.f ' ' t U J y r ! , ' f 'f ' , . , . l. y . V l,-, . Y EL, .rw , k . EAI Z W ,,. 3 , . . f ,Q .W-1' . H. :ii g'w,.3 t . ' - f .' .,,,4, ,V A ? i I - V, . f if -Q., t t -' , t.tr f . Girls Dash To Before their regular season, the girls Victory cross country team went to a Cross Country Camp at Houston Woods, Ohio. At this two day event, the team members met each other, and Coach Stidham started them on their running program. Following the camp, practice continued until the season was finally open. With a team of mostly 7th and 8th graders, Coach Stidham was expect- ing a rebuilding year, however, he was overwhelmed by the girls' superb sea- son. Near the opening of their season, the Tigers conquered AAA Lloyd and AAAA Holmes. Losing to archrival Dayton was disappointing, but the girls chalked up another win over Conner. For an inexperienced team, the girls did exceptionally well at most of the invita- tionals in which they competed. At the regionals, the varsity squad missed 3rd place by only a few points, and the ju- nior varsity came in a spectacular 3rd place. In the years ahead, the girls cross country team will probably be one of 1 ? Coach Stidham points out the course to t girls. At the finish, Sheri Thomes goes through t chute to get her place number. Senior: D. Klein. Doreen Klein paces herself for the last h. mile. At the sound of the gun, the Tigers charge off hopes of capturing first place. the dominant teams in the region. sis . ., Wx .sg ,,., ....... .-. X . I - H . K ,L 1 . . ,sam . 1 . . , if A . K . V .. 2 Q A .V .. . A--ri . .....i . .,.. X,,:,..LmM 5 Xsfriramx M, - .1 F: K ....t - , , H A' . s ff T1 s as . . K ' .. . - - 66 0 Girls Cross Country a N Eassing their com etitors one by one, Denise ie T t G ave their eyes set on a worthy opponent from GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: First: K. Freeman, D. Kiefer, S. Thomes, D. Held, Second: Coach Stidham, D. Klein, K. Biggs, T. Cooper, G. Thomes, iMgr.J D. Woolridge. I E y E , p..' ' . ,.f f,.. ' ' - .. 2 '12.ii?'f iii ' ii'iii .. .rrf H With a look of fatigue, Kim Freeman walks across the finish line. Terri Cooper, exhausted from the race, catches her breath at the finish line. P fer and Sheri Thomes work their way to the ont of the pack. hrough the extreme heat, Debbie Held rives to hold on to her position. ina Thomes, Terri Cooper, and Sheri Thomes ishop Brossart. Girls Cross Country ' 67 ix E Rob Rogg seems to falter and lose ground . . , . . . but prevails in the end. Chris Gibson holds off a challenger on a hill. With no competition in sight and only 100 yards to go, Richard Johnson takes it easy. 68 ' Boys Cross Country if N ff .Wi 2 3 Zz 'WN Seniors: R. Rogg and H. Herklotz. LOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: First: D. Held, T. Hopper, J. Noe, M. laters D. Thom son. Second: M. Ho er R. Ro R. Johnson H. Herklotz y P PP 1 Eg, f , . Gibson, B. Owens, Coach Mayer. Short Of Runners With Coach Marty Mayer at the helm, the 1982-1983 cross country team seemed to possess everything necessary for a successful season. Coach Mayer was in his third year, and an accom- plished runner himself. There were also new uniforms, and among other things a junior high team for the first year. The Tigers seemed to possess everyth- ing, everything, that is, except a varsity team. Bellevue struggled through most of the season with only 4 varsity runners, with eighth grader Brandt Owens fill- ing in at the critical meets. Even so, the Tigers placed tenth out of a field of 33 teams and 225 runners from 4 states at the Lexington Catholic Invitational, with seniors Hans Herklotz and Rob Rogg taking 15th and 21st places re- spectively. Though this was the best team finish the Tigers could muster, two indivi- duals continually performed well. Rob Rogg and Hans Herklotz opened the season by taking 1st and 2nd places in the Silver Grove meet. Hans placed 3rd and Rob 10th at the Silver Grove Invi- tational, and the two again finished 1st and 2nd in the Highland meet. Although the team failed to qualify for the state championship meet, Hans Herklotz and Rob Rogg qualified as in- dividuals, and out of 150 of the best runners in the state, Hans placed 15th and Rob 29th. Hans Herklotz can't seem to shake this com- petitor. Boys Cross Country ' 69 Good Effort Although the 1982-1983 Girls Varsity basketball team may have posted a win- floss record which was somewhat less than impressive, the Lady Tigers ef- forts did not go entirely to waste. While Bellevue did suffer through 17 defeats, the girls also had their taste of victory, defeating Beechwood and Ludlow twice, along with wins over Silver Grove and Villa Madonna. The Tigers gave Dayton all they could handle in the District Tourna- ment, losing a hard fought game 63-55, with Karen Hurtt being named to the All District Tournament Team for her efforts. Karen Wartman finds Karen Hurtt open un- derneath. This Carolyn Wiedemann jump shot just clears the outstretched hand of a defender. Linda Schoulthies scores an easy two against Villa Madonna. Karen Hurtt brings down a rebound in the Dis- trict Tournament. 70 0 Girls Varsity Basketball A rw Q a VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: First: S. Carver A Rose K Wartman L Rabin, C. Wainscott. Second: D. Schwab lmgrj C Wledemann D NGISGS A Vaters, K. Hurtt, P. I-Iebel, S. Schoulthies, Coach Meng Audra Rose successfully draws the charge. W' ggi' 'W Seniors: C. Wiedemann, K. Hurtt, K. Wartman Diana Neises adds two from the corner. Carolyn Weidemann prepares to shoot again after sinking the front end of a one and one. waf Wg1 VARSITY SCORES BHS OPP 51 Beechwood 29 39 Silver Grove 50 54 Ludlow 23 39 Holmes 53 29 Dixie 57 A50 Conner 71 39 OLP 70 60 Walton Verona 61 53 Beechwood 40 42 Dayton 62 29 Simon Kenton 60 44 Holy Cross 76 37 Newport 41 60 Villa Madonna 41 38 Highlands 73 43 Dayton 58 41 Campbell Co. 47 22 Lloyd 46 39 Walton Verona 54 56 Silver Grove 51 35 Scott 51 44 Ludlow 19 52 Brossart 76 55 Dayton 63 ,, .W -'aff After the shot by Ludlow, the Tiger defense sets up for a possible rebound. Missy Loerich receives the inbound pass during the Ludlow game. On the fast break, Darla White charges past Dayton's defense. Point guard, Karen Biggs, looks for an open teammate. Michelle Stanfield moves toward the basket as she passes to Maria Hall. 9, GIRLS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM: First: M. Loerich, C. Wiedemann, K. Biggs, li Hall, E. Maher, C. Thomas, C. Held, T. Murphy, Second: Coach Hutton, M. Stanfield, S. Shoc ney, S. Stanfield, T. Cooper, S. Browning, D. White, CMgr.J L. Brook. B. Walker, S. Rafferty, iMgr.J S. Bowmang fNot Show ,..- L H A I ,.,, . H ifii 'Q , I , fe fgafcfga- ..--fi - f, , .1 ,f - f - ff.: - f 4 - if . e 72 0 Girls Freshmen Basketball ,JM FRESHMEN SCORES BHS OPP I 18 Beechwood 7 f 13 Conner 43 Ludlow 44 1 12 Holmes 48 1 22 Highlands 33 1 23 Southgate 15 . Walton 31 A 23 R.A. Jones 24 2, 22 Beechwood 12 10 Dayton 25 15 Conner 39 16 South Middle School 24 11 Ludlow 46 yi 23 Southgate 11 ,ff 15 Dayton 29 Ockerman Jr. High 45 PLAY-OFFS Ockerman Jr. High we : BW Awww, My mann ,-..., vu. -A. ' my A ,f,.-W Leadership Pays Off The 1982-83 Boys Varsity team got off to a slow start when they lost their first four games, but this streak was ended when they upset Conner, 83-64. From then on the season was uphill for the Tigers who won their next 9 out of 10 regular season games. In the first round of the District Tournament the Tigers fought hard to bypass their arch- rivals, the Dayton Greendevils. This victory led them to the second round where they were defeated by Newport Catholic and became the 35th District runners-up. From here it was on to the Regional Tournament where the Tigers suffered a heartbreaking loss to Lloyd. The team finished the season with a commendable record of 14-14. Besides an outstanding team effort, two of the team's seniors, Steve Crittendon and Doug Miller, recieved many honors for their efforts. Steve was named to the All AW Classic Tournament Team, and Doug was chosen for the 9th Region All Tournament Team, as well as being se- lected Famous Star of the Week. Then both Steve and Doug were named En- quirer Player of the Week and elected to the District All Tournament Team and the All Region Team. Under pressure, Steve Crittendon attempts to score two points. The team gets fired up before the start of the game. 74 ' Boys Varsity Basketball Ft ,.., f 3 H' z , Ffa! 2 ff.. - fi sirr rrrr he 5- 14' if T 'f r - f ' .. .1 ,, W., ' 18 ' t fi ' y ' 2 'X J imma, Q - .,,, 1 ' 7 M V V y . L A 7 Q 7? , 4' 7 1 si.i X . , . at ? V 5 f ,V Rr V I , , by vf W , fry ,, ir ELLEN M f 2 f' 4 4 7 . f -. V 4 . . .,,, 1, f i f ' 'aw' 2 ' A , ' E f , ,, , .V af ' V ,fi ' -1 .W Gr., ' .J I . ..' f W , ,H iii Steve Crittendon looks for an outle pass. While the action is one the oppositn end of the court, Don Daniel takes time out to rest. VARSITY SCORES OP OPI 61 Silver Grove 75 72 Clinton County 77 54 Cumberland 8C 62 Dixie 64 83 Conner 64 62 Ludlow 56 71 Grant County 66 61 St. Henry 47 69 Beechwood 5 49 Holy Cross 4 87 Brossart 6 76 Newport 6 61 Highlands 8 65 Dayton 5 77 Dayton 6 67 Campbell County 8 69 Silver Grove 5 45 Walton Verona 6 68 Beechwood 6 , , , , 56 Scott 5 g5hT22coPr:d?tDiJDErii1etlTllg1lsllll3r, fi'-ZTTSZ 1851 521522- 59 Walton Verona 7 SM, 50 Ludlow 6 PLAY-OFFS 62 Holy Cross 7 83 Wolfe County 7 66 Ludlow 6 68 Dayton 6 42 New Cath 5 57 Lloyd 6 KL I .ff-' Tom Bosse strains to get the tip Displaying the perfect defensive stance Tom Bosse guards a Bearcat. Sean Wikle and Dave Thompson enter the floor for pre game warm-ups. Doug Miller anxiously awaits the result of his free throw Jeff Schoulthies executes a perfect lavup against Walton Verona. Boys Varsity Basketball ' 75 M Reserve Boys Basketball: First: tmgr.J R. Carrier, L. Tarvin, M. Lindsey, S. 'WW Wikle, fMgr.J R. Kidney, Second: B.Auteri, R. Johnson, S. Carver, D. Schoulth- ' ies, D. Miller, Coach W. Starnes F2135 14 ..., ,mmap tits. it my iii as waging. The reserve squad waits eagerly for the re- bound. Sean Wikle shoots the ball without any inter- ference. Richard Johnson hopes to get his hands on the ball before his opponent does. Doug Schoulthies makes a tremendous effort to get the ball over his defender. Even a big Bearcat can't keep Richard John- son from getting what he wants. 76 0 Boys Reserve Basketball .. :snug RESERVE SCORES BHS 45 Silver Grove 30 Dixie 34 Conner 29 Ludlow 46 Grant County 38 St. Henry 09 Beechwood 40 Holy Cross 55 Brossart 38 Newport 34 Highlands 43 Silver Grove 43 St. Henry 44 Dayton 40 Dayton 40 Campbell County 31 Silver Grove 27 Walton Verona 39 Walton Verona 43 Beechwood 48 Scott 47 Walton Verona 48 Ludlow OPP 33 58 48 44 63 40 34 42 43 55 53 21 45 36 38 44 41 38 50 49 34 36 39 N nw Qi Sean Wikle, Steve Baker and Bob Auteri go over some last minute strategy before the tipoff. Not wanting to be outdone, Bob Auteri strives to out-rebound his oppenent. ,,.-- 'i Doug Schoulthies looks hopeful as he waits to see if his shot is successful. Good Effort This year's reserve squad spent many hours practicing to perfect their skills. The team compiled a 9-14 record during the season and finished as runner-up in the Silver Grove Reserve Tournament. Junior forward Doug Schoulthies, who was selected to the All Reserve Tourna- ment Team, was very instrumental in the reserve squads fine season. i., 34 I. 'iff T347 Steve Baker releases the ball in hopes of mak- ing his free throw. Bob Auteri is up on his toes for this shot. Boys Reserve Basketball ' 77 Bouncy Season Under the leadership of Coach Terry Harris, the Freshman Basketball team had a fine season with a record of 6-10. The Tigers lost their first three games but bounced back to beat Holy Cross, 37-36. This close win led to their other wins and an excellent showing in their tournaments. ln the St. Henry Tourna- ment the boys took 3rd place honors and in the All A Freshman Tourna- ment they made it to the semifinals. Darryl Schoulthies and Mike Schuett were selected to the Freshman All Tournament Team. Mike was also no- minated to the St. Henry All Tourna- ment Team. ww , 78 0 Boys Freshman Basketball Freshman Boys Basketball: First: M. Schuett, J. Tallon, S. Witte, D. Schoul ies, S. Kelsy, Second: Coach T. Harris, R, Baker, M. Bosse, B. Veatch, Thomas, 1Mgr.J B. Babin . 1 W Z 'wrfskssa g 7 g f .. ,. ., sr ' -5 F : '1 s5- HS N ' it 'si Sl With a look of determination, Brian Veatch sets out to disrupt Ludlow's out of bounds pass. Brian Veatch prepares to rebound the ball. Randy Vance warms up before the game. Scott Witte has a slight edge over his opponent from St. Henry. FRESHMAN SCORES , BHS OPP 32 St. Henry 51 14 St. Henry 37 27 Ludlow 39 37 Holy Cross 36 37 Brossart 30 31 Dayton 30 20 Ludlow 49 33 Holy Cross 41 45 Beechwood 40 40 Highlands 46 47 Silver Grove 50 37 Dayton 36 , 36 Beechwood 45 53 Silver Grove 371 28 Brossart 32 46 Walton Verona 50 1 S Coach Wendel JR. HIGH SCORES BHS OPP 36 St. Joseph 38 34 Southgate 28 16 Ludlow 43 28 Holy Cross 31 32 St. Joseph 50 25 Dayton 14 16 Ludlow 22 31 Holy Cross 29 28 Beechwood 50 24 South Campbell 35 49 Southgate 34 28 Cline Middle 31 32 Beechwood 56 37 Dayton 36 PLAY-OFFS 14 Holmes 61 .ff WS C...-Q.. an K., 'fs :SW -f-f 5 3 Jr. High Basketball Team: First: J. Kiefer, G. Schwierjohann, R. S. Kelsay, K. Jones, J. Kiefer, D. Swopeg Second: J. Harris, D. J. Bernier, E. Smith, C. Thomas, C. Hoop, J. Noe, W. Hartman, M. Gaining Experience The 1982-83 Jr. High Basketball team finished their season with a 5-10 record. During the regular season the boys lost some close contests with St. Joseph and Cline Middle School, but also celebrated double victories over Dayton and Southgate. In their tourna- ment game the team suffered a loss to Holmes. Although the team didn't fin- ish the season with a winning record, these young Tigers gained invaluable experience that will prove to be helpful in the future. I .N- loe Kiefer waits to make the rebound. lim Harris scrambles to get possession of the hall. The Jr. High team takes a breather during a game. Cris Thomas centers his attention on a team- mate who is attempting a free throw. Boys Jr. High Basketball 0 79 Cheer For The Tigers Enthusiasm, cooperation, and patrio- tism towards a school is what makes a successful cheerleading squad. This year's varsity squad definitely showed these characteristics. They took the first step towards a successful year when they attended cheerleading camp in July at Ohio State University. Dur- ing their stay at camp, hours were spent learning cheers to bring back to the Bel- levue crowds. This year cheerleading tryouts were held again for basketball to expand the squad and Shelley Hasse was chosen as a new member. Besides cheering at games, the squad hosted and competed in the 35th District Cheerleading Competition. Bellevue's six member squad took first place, which earned them a spot in the Re- gional Competition. M. Hasse, K. Veatch Kelly Veatch, Jenni Myers, and Brenda Buchanan dance to the beat of Eye of the Tigerl' during the Bellevue - Scott football game. During the Highlands jinx day, the cheerleaders take time out to pose with their favorite basketball coach. 80 0 Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Football Cheerleaders: B, Buchanan, J. Myers, B. Henley, ld Veatch, N. Rauh Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: First: K Seniors: First: J. Myers, B. Buchanan, Second: Veatchf M- Hasse, N- Rauhv Second: J- Myers, B Buchanan, B. Henley We've Got Spirit 6.2 This year's freshman squad was cho- sen in March of 1982. The girls were judged in various categories such as ap- pearance, precision, and the quality of their voices. The squad started practic- ing in the summer twice a week. All the hard work paid off when they helped lead the freshman football team to a conference championship. Their job didn't stop there for it was on to basket- ball where they rooted for the freshman team, which had a winning season. Mary Emmerich and Kathy Sorrell are fighting their way to a victory. Members of the freshman squad let it loose during their warm up. Barbara Hopper looks with curiosity to see if she can recognize who's in the Tiger uniform. 82 0 Freshman Cheerleaders Laurie Doctor, Mary Emmerich, and Barb Hopper help the freshman football team to a victory over Beechwood. Kathy Sorrell gets the crowd fired up at a home freshman football game. Freshman Cheerleaders: M. Emmerich, L. I K. Sorrell, B. Hopper, L. Schoulthies f hgiigfw x wg? 'W' ff NX it Q e t t .J Q .K,' F R. I , . Jr. High Cheerleaders: First: D. Marquis, J. Wells, K. Ponchot, T. Ashford Second: C. Bricking, D. Frentzel mwhala WI! ADERS We ve Got The Beat Although many of the Jr High cheer- leaders have cheered for youth football, this was their first year to cheer for a high school team. There was a slight case of the jitters before their first game, but the squad performed ami- ably. The girls task was to get the bas- ketball team and the fans fired up, which they successfully achieved. Be- sides cheering at games, the squad also made spirit tags for the team to help create enthusiasm and recognition. M if 4 5 , ,.,,,,,,,, ' Clapping their hands and stomping their feet, Janice Wells and Dawn Frentzel help create en- thusiasm amongst the fans. It looks like Janice Wells takes her motions seriously when she performs a floor cheer. ,,,,r.-.--AW n 1m...., -...MN The Jr. High squad perfects a floor cheer during a time out. Looking on intently, Theresa Ash- ford watches the Jr. High game. Christine Bricking cheers with en- thusiasm at the varsity homecoming game. Jr. High Cheerleaders 0 83 4 VARSITY BOYS: First: J. Olliges, J. Combs, Second: C. Colvey, D. Swope, R. Thompson, Third: J. Tallon, H. Herklotz, R. Johnson, R. Buckler, Fourth: J. Bressler, T. Eagle, M. Auteri, D. Hamen, B. Veatch, Fifth: R. Stacy, D. Witt, G. Berheit, M. Druck, T. Schwierjohann, B. Welch .S. q . , .,,, - f - - M' .. .. -L , UN N J f Q J Q5 . t i s S... s K Todd Eagle perfects his technique. Tom Schwierjohann puts forth all of hi effort on the triple jump. Todd Eagle catepults himself througl the air while doing the long jump. Mike Auteri gains the advantage over hi opponents. Brian Veatch prepares to pole vault. FRESHMAN BOYS: First: C. Millard, C. Hoop, J. Bechtol, T. Manser, R. Vance, A. Thomas, G. Schwierjohann, Second: B. Veatch, S. Witte, T. Rechton, C. Fox, R. Spivey, D. Swope, J. Noe, B. Owens, D. Thompson, T. Hopper, D. White, B. Streutker 84 ' Boys Track A- M .r,f.J41m,z. :eww 'IW' I , , 47.15. I , -, , , ,' ,,fzvgfggeggw,ww.7a f 4 . ,.,,, 1, ,, ,Z J if , U 5 .,, masse., XXXx.,xx I i ll SENIORS: First: B. Welch, Second: R. Stacy, T. Eagle, H. Herklotz, D. Wm VPS 1 s- my A Great Recovery Although this year's boys track team was disappointed with their second place finish at the Bellevue Invita- tional, they managed to recover and finish with a successful season. With the help of seniors Hans Herklotz, who won the 1600, 800, and 400 meter events and Dave Witt, who won the discus the Tigers took first place at the regional meet. Tying for second at Conference, taking the runner-up spot at sectionals, and placing sixth in the state were oth- er fine finishes by the team. State medalist for the Tigers were Dave Witt who placed third in the dis- cus and Hans Herklotz, who placed fourth in the 1600 meter run, third in the 800 meter run and first in the 400 meter dash. The 800 meter relay team takes time out to practice their hand-offs. Todd Eagle puts the final touches on his long jump. Tom Schwierjohann, Dave Witt, and Kelly Knox take a breather between events. Rick Buckler gets off to a good start during the 200 meter dash. Boys Track ' 85 Young But Successful Rebuilding was the key word for the 1983 girls track team. The team lost six seniors last year and returned with one senior and a handful of juniors and sophomores. The majority of the team's members were in Jr. High. Although the team was young, they still managed to have a successful season. Some of the highlights of the season were winning the Panther Relays and capturing sec- ond place at the Bellevue Invitational. Four of the team's members qualified for the state track meet. They were the 400 meter relay team of Dianna Neises, Lori Doctor, Jamie Noe and Lisa Rob- ertson, who captured fourth place in their event. Lisa also qualified in the 300 and 110 meter hurdles where she placed second and fourth respectively. 86 ' Girls Track SENIOR: D. Klein , A. . - - ,Q -fa - , -L if Sh . I . W ,,... 1. ,.... li, ' ...... .. 3 af., ,,,,, ,ti , K - P - we , Ugg.,- , , N Ye N, . . . X s t ,.. ... 0 . ..l. Diana Nieses gets a few pointers from her team- mates about her high jump. Jamie Noe attempts to qualify for the finals in the 100 meter dash at the B.I.T. Warming up before a meet, Jenni Swope practices the discus. u Laurie Doctor and Becky Ackerson jog to t starting line. Michelle Keifer warms up to take her fir throw in the discus event at the B.I.T. 'iniimnnhy yu wm, ay! v,,, ,N f',4 fW. 'ff-41,74 ffl 'A ,rm , .7 f W' ffm-in Iichelle Keifer makes the final prepara- .ons before throwing the shot. amie Noe and Lisa Robertson complete a erfect hand-off. Ltriving around the curve in the 400 meter ash is Helen Kern. GIRLS TRACK: First: S. Thomas, D. Kiefer, L. Schoulthies, B. Ackerson, M. Stanfield, D. Nieses, M. Kiefer, Second: B. Hopper, L. Doctor, H. Kern, C. Copper, M. Denim, J. Noe, M. Ashford, S. Carver, Third: G. Streutker, S. Friedeman, J. Swope, C. Thomas, G. Thomas, A. Streubel, T. Rottiman, Fourth: D. Woolridge, D. Klein, Coach Stidham, S. Browning Michelle Stanfield finishes her leg of the 800 meter relay. Concentration and determination are clearly shown on the face of shot putter Starr Baxter. V' WW, ,,,,,.- LW., .,.,,..,.n,.,..t,,,,,,.,..w- 1 , .,,., fi -af Girls Track 0 87 vg,i.Lfw 1 , SOFTBALL TEAM: First: J. Moose, S. Stull., G. Glancy, Y. Collis, T. Horny Second: Coach Hart, C. Eaton, P. Verkamp, A. Rose, K. Wartman, K. Hurtt ' ' ti. .. .N.vZ'bNw. Qxuw M . lm S 'Wi N- ' ffiyt -Y Y- - , Tammy Rogg hits a line drive. Coach Hart gives Audra Rose some helpful advice. Coach Hart has confidence in his team. l .- 88 0 Softball Z Christy Snow takes pride in her team. Karen Hurtt makes another hit which helpeo her earn the highest batting average. SOFTBALL SCORES BHS OPP 4 Villa 9 6 Newport 18 3 Holy Cross 31' 0 Dayton 15 7 Pendleton County 0 2 OLP 10 5 Newport 5 Holy Cross 1 6 Scott 1 4 Scott 26 3 Campbell County 23 0 Campbell County 21 1 Dayton 8 2 Highlands 14 0 Highlands 8 0 Holmes 18 0 Brossart 17 PLAY-OFFS 1 Campbell County 30 atty Verkamp makes a base hit in hopes of elping the Tigers to a victory. arla Glancy prepares to catch another pitch. kwa' ' New Coach Leads Team With the help of their new coach, Bruce Hart, this year's softball team practiced hard to improve their skills.The team didn't win as often as they would have liked but they never lacked enthusiasm and they managed to beat Pendleton County 7-0. At Sports Awards Night, Mr. Hart honored three of the team's members in various categories: Jenny Moose, most improved, Karen Hurtt highest batting average, and Audra Rose, most valuable player. Audra was also selected to the All Tournament Team at Dayton's De- vilfest tournament. udra Rose displays the perfect batter's pose. arla Glancy stands ready for the pitch. :Wu WW-.. -ff r,' I , SENIORS: First: S. Stull, C. Glancy, J. Moose, ,, , ,,i,, .W We fffl ,,Z,,,,,,f wr wa. Second: P. Verkamp, K. Hurtt, K. Wartman Softball ' 89 BHS 189 189 189 191 191 204 204 183 183 190 190 190 183 181 181 I VARSITY SCORES Campbell County Newport Catholic Highlands Campbell County Highlands Highlands Silver Grove Newport Catholic Campbell County Newport Catholic Dayton Silver Grove Campbell County Silver Grove Dayton OPP 171 182 192 186 189 175 255 179 169 192 215 231 207 230 225 1 GOLF TEAM: S. Woolridge, J. Myers, B. Sutkamp, H. Hundemer, K. Knox, M. Stidham, Coach B. Klopp, S. Carver, J. Harper, fNot Shownj D. Grome. 90 0 Golf 5 ? Steve Woolridge takes a few practice swings before tees off. After coming through the trees, Mike Stidham chi out of the rough. Ben Sutkamp practices his putting before the matc After slicing his drive, Steve Carver attempts a lo shot out of the rough. 1 x ,Mn I ' X wwf' ' GOLF in Q K' e- :swf twins BASEBALL TEAM: First: J. Harris, L. Clark, T. Janson, D. Miller, F. Neville M Valz l Thompson, D. Cooper, Second: Coach Harris, G. Batsche, T. Freeman, K. Fischer, S Freeman Cashwell, M. Schwierjohann, Coach Hutton Greg Batsche loosens up before the game. Marc Valz anxiously awaits another pitch. Doug Miller throws the ball down to first base. 92 ' Baseball BHS 3 4 0 9 9 2 4 3 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 5 2 0 BASEBALL SCORES Walton Scott New Cath Silver Grove Dayton Campbell County Dayton Scott New Cath Holmes Dayton Brossart Newport Ludlow St. Henry PLAY-OFFS New Cath Newport Campbell County Agfa!! lf PK 7 W Q I i f X! ff . '-W 1 agqlql '1 .H if 'lf gi 'C ii i 'W A ,,,. ' A di f D l ' VN 'N'N L W' , f. ENIORS: D. Miller, T. Freeman, D. Thompson Q A i 3331 'K K f X it 4 Greg Batsche prepares to make another hit. 5 Doug Miller offers encouragement to his teammates. ff Coach Harris and Coach Hutton discuss the game plans. Coach Harris takes time to relax between innings. Tigers Fight Hard On The Diamond This yearis baseball team finished the season with a record of 3-15. Even though they defeated Silver Grove and Dayton once, their biggest victory wasn't until the first round of the Dis- trict Tournament where the Tigers fought hard to capture a win over New- port Catholic, 5-4. The team lost to Newport in the second round of the tournament which left them as run- ners-up in the District. From here it was on to the Regional Tournament, where the Tigers met with a loss to Campbell County. Individuals who received awards were Sean Wikle, highest batting aver- age, and Doug Miller best defensive player and most valuable player. Baseball 0 93 VARSITY SCORES BHS OPP 1 Newport Catholic 4 2 Dayton 3 0 Covington Catholic 5 0 Boone County 5 0 Beechwood 5 0 Highlands 5 1 Scott 4 0 Latin 5 3 Holy Cross 2 2 Newport 3 0 Dixie 5 1 Simon Kenton 4 ii Dan-Linkugel gets in some stretching before his match. Jeff Gauspohl appears to be pleased with his performance after a match with Holy Cross, Tim Hart opens the game with an excellent serve. 94 0 Boys Tennis LOYS TENNIS TEAM: First: R. Kidney, R. Neises, T. Hart, B. Hayes, T. leaver fMgr.J. Second: Coach Lykins, B. Babin, K. Miskell, D. Linkugel, J. auspohl, D. Poe. 1 if I .1 ann...-wdhllw sin--f X J iwxzs Strong Finish While the 1982-83 boys tennis team may have been unsuccessful in terms of wins and losses, the team was never short for enthusiasm. With just under half the roster composed of junior high players, and a schedule laden with 9 AAA and AAAA opponents of a total of 13 matches, the Tigers could muster but one win throughout the season. Bellevue did meet with some success at the regional tournament, with Russ Neises and the doubles team of Ken Miskell and Jeff Gauspohl advancing to the second round before being defeated. For their efforts, Russ was awarded the Roger Klein Trophy, and Dan Linkugel the Robert Griffen Scholarship, an award given to the tennis player who maintains the highest grade point aver- age. Dan Linkugel prepares to serve. Seniors: J. Gauspohl, D. Linkugel, T. Hart, T. Weaver lMgr.J. Boys Tennis - 95 Wllaalnb.. Young Squad With 7 junior high players and only 2 seniors, inexperience took its toll on the 1982-83 girls tennis team. Although the Tigers came close in several matches, Bellevue could manage only one win, a 4-1 victory over OLP. The doubles teams played well on several occasions, with the team of Julie Mendell and Linda Guthier taking 2nd place at the Dayton Devilfest, and the team of Carla Shaufuss and Brenda Bu- chanan being shaved in 3 sets at the region. Connie Wiedemann returns the serve as Elizabeth Maher looks on. Seniors: Brenda Buchanan and Penny Verkamp. This time it's Elizabeth's turn to return the serve. 96 0 Girls Tennis GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: First: L. Crosby, D. Walls, B. Buchanan, K Sorrell, B. Walker, J. Mendell, R. Jones. Second: - Coach Dalton, C Wiedemann, M. Hall, E. Maher, P. Hebel, P. Verkamp, L. Guthier, D. Held. ff? VARSITY SCORES BHS 2 Dayton 0 St. Henry 1 Holy Cross 0 Boone County 0 Lloyd 0 Simon Kenton 0 Notre Dame 0 Highlands 4 OLP 1 Dixie 0 Holmes 2 Beechwood 1 Scott 1 Dayton OPP 3 5 4 5 5 5 5 5 1 4 5 3 4 4 Carla Schaufuss prepares to return her oppo- nent's serve. Linda Guthier watches the action intently. Senior Brenda Buchanan eyes the ball as she prepares to return it. Carla Schaufuss appears pleased with her fore- hand. Girls Tennis 0 97 Mrs. Mary Lou Ponchot - Fresh. and Jr. High Cheerleading Sponsor. Mr. Marty Mayer - Boys Cross Country and Boys Track Coach. Mr. Jim Lykins - Boys Tennis Coach. 98 0 Coaches QW f Qi X QW A ffl , WN 1. , ... .C ... . 1 1 f ?EE1:I Mr. John Heck - Athletic Director. Mrs. Debbie Foltz - Var. and Res. Cheerlea ing Sponsor. Mr. Bill Klopp - Golf Coach Mr. Ken Wendel - Boys Jr. High Basketb Coach. Mr. Pep Stidham - Girls Cross Country a Girls Track Coach. Mr. Steve Hutton - Var. Football Res ball, Girls Fresh. Basketball, and Baseball mtv agw lmgiymvi Coaches No. 1 When athletes walk out on the court or on the field they sometimes forget what sacrifices were made to get them there. The dedicated coaching staff of Bellevue High School is sometimes overlooked when a player receives an award or is recognized in the paper. For this reason weld like to recognize these people, who without their long hours of work and dedication, Bellevue would not have the fine athletic program it has now. Mr. Terry Harris - Baseball and Boys Fresh. Basketball Coach. Mr. William Dosch - Swimming Coach. Hallie Hundemer - Swimming Team. Miss Beth Dalton - Girls Tennis and Res. Volleyball Coach. Miss Sally Meng -- Var. Volleyball and Girls Var. Basketball Coach. Mr. Bruce Hart - Var. and Fresh. Football Coach. Mr. Gary Akers - Fresh. Football Coach Mr. Fred Bernier - Head Var. Football Coach. Coaches 0 99 100 0 Underclassmen W Sf 'ww ,M J , 1 :, ,4 ! te A Q, jr A V, Q 4 We Z Ki im. .rin Q -.u-mg 5 14 A, if if , , 4 f J? ' ' f +4 X W :JSF vw ,V 2 f 'WH 'I Z . f VMC X 74 :gf .Q . Zta ir., W E bkmgcs it zzz J ah ' nk c is cccci ccee vi! - A xipl' A E f ii' C . Eriifliiil Ur- ' 102 0 Juniors Vince Appairius Steve Apted Bob Auteri Lisa Baker Steve Baker John Bales Susan Barrett Starr Baxter Gary Berhiet Marty Brock Rick Buckler Jill Campbell Yvonne Collis John Combs Jeff Cox Beth Cropper Linda Crosby Scott Duty Cheryl Eaton Ken Fischer A X 'iiiiiimiisiisliiifi L' w wr ' N Q a if i .t.s C E QQN J r, 1. , Q .X 3 ---.. gc. ' - ' wil? f -N X X 2 of X K X i H if gf.g.- lix' in 5 s . Q J i t Chris Gibson Tammy Grimrr Mike Groessler Robert Groh Jim Guidugli Cherri Guy Frank Haas Rick Halbauer Steve Hatch Roger Haynes Melissa Heath Gerry Heidenreich Mike Hein Robbie Held Lisa Helm N in X X is: IIL? - 5 E X 1, S S. Q J Y ii W if A - . if '- 1. ' fi' is 1- ' 1-w-rf eissiiii-.5-Qui J 5 - wal: as of 'sa-x ?s?fEsa::::5f1f-a, . X . K: is R ise Q ... ,L ...k:::.. 'gi ll W. .....-.,,,kN,fk 75 RNS 'Gaiam ,-I L 5 2 Q 3 xr SQ, X5 --- A 'Hs xlti -:ss.5-:- . L. mmm... Nm lk- - N 1 rises? Sak XM , Bobbi Helton Beth Henley Robbin Hobbs Tammy Hornsby Larry Huesman Dawn Huff Hank Hundemer Robbie Hurtt Scott Huss Sandy Jarboe Kim Kelly Brian Kline Nancy Kreger Wayne Kroth Robin Lambert X Q ' -- , . 2: . X 2 N X if Q ' we fs at X .... Dave Loefwh Gary Mm Scott Mauser - -fr .ll.. ' , rl bteifaxf R' x f be N-if 'ff Q X .ei isa, . . W- :-.a:aa.::f:ae- . x r., f:- :fzszssiiigis is Sm .. ' X X 'XTX SK me X Q . .M N H SQ! .r .....: pe ,ix i 1,45 Vyyk af 4.1 , . 7i' LL'L .- xg' X Julie Mendell Greg Moore Frank Neville Jamie Noe Tom Norton Natalie Rauh Amy Rechtin Robert Ries Lisa Robertson Missy Rogers Audra Rose Bev Schaiper Doug Schoulthies Tom Schwierjohann Dale Simmons Sandy South Juniors 0 103 I, ,,,,i , e wa 5 fi, . .1 if V, ay 4' xv, is T 'M X ff Z A af Q' 6 , 1 if 5 ' 232: V is L ff Rick Stanfield Melissa Steinmann Steve Tierney Todd Tierney Jim Thorman Marc Valz Denise Walls Dave Walz Diane Weyman Susan Barrett is caught dreaming of a fantastic weekend coming up. President Beth Henley, Vice President Rick Buckler, Secretary Jill Campbell, Treasurer Missy Heath. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Kim Ketron, Richard Meyer. J? 3 SPX x N t XX 4. -E ' X :L L BEF' X 5 X t -:lx-:rrsauaisft 5. ...Z L-rr, r, :E , is NN - .2-:X :wing KY - A - 1 g . 21 Q A if Z is 'Ea-t: - sg- - is - H -l1LL1?Tl .C 11- I J ' 'rs Becky Ackerson John Ackerson Celeste Appairius Mike Auteri Linda Babin Frank Baker Mike Barrett Sharon Bartlett Greg Batsche Janet Berhiet Denise Berne Sharon Carver Steve Carver Tim Cashwell Donald Cooper -Ness .--. 2 41. f , AN ,- , , K P X N N X We -'Ex Y N X Q, is S ' if - ,, ' . kkkt 1 Jwfikgs -.gle n is S-Vffiem 'X NNN .v . o.st,rms 'V X- . xx i K ? Lori Cox Estill Davidson Rhonda Davies Randy Delaney Keene Dougherty Tom Downton Ken Ebert Shelley Emmerich Julie Fisher Joe Fletcher Denise Fox Scott Freeman Mickey Gibson Polly Green Chris Groneck Linda Guthier Jay Haley Carla Hall Darin Hammond Bill Harris Sophomores 0 105 X. 97' S? K I .. 8 lg Teil A r' -milk ' -I ic, 7 Iggy 1 I 5: .5.,f- , J Al 4 Q K H nk N 1. ti ,, Q. N: wy b f ' 1 Q . ' k 3 m ,L , ' ' Y f . X Q A :IQ X. is l J' w 'LX , V e X Teresa Harrod Jerry Hater Tom Haynes Paula Hebel Sheila Hill Shelli Hill Jerry Hollingsworth Jerry Huff Andrew Hyder Tony Janson Tina Jarboe Jenny Johnson Kerrye Johnson Richard Johnson Tabby Johnson Vicki Johnson Jerry Kleete Helen Kern Lana Keyes Michelle Kiefer Bill Lambert Mark Lindsay Melissa Logue Steve Maher Layton Marlow President Sheila Hill, Vice President Donny Miller, Secretary Carla Schaufuss, Treasurer Brad Mcflaha and Linda Guthier. tvv ai!! K its ' MMV MIM, we .,,,,,,,,,,.,w 4-nw -uf f Ks - is Mark Mauser Jerry McDaniel Brad McGaha Cheryl Mclntyre Don Miller Veronica Mirick Ken Miskell Dianna Nieses Jeff Olliges Blake Otto Mike Radford Missy Reynolds if . . ' ze. 3' V sei a -' as Q it Ss, 1 Q ia llcvl fm 'f I X X. . A 1 Tom Richter as X ' vi X Mark Roberts A t Tammy Rogg s 'H' e i Todd Root W' ' ' ii Karen Schaiper . A ' N ' 5 Carla Schaufuss H - M V . 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X A f..X as ii' . .V 5- .. . .,... ..- X 1 , S . X... Kevin Apted R. -5.-I .... . f.- . .... Tammy Abbey Tim Abramls . Donna Ahrens X f Melissa Ashford Roscoe Baker Jeff Bechtol Bill Behymer Laura Bellau Claude Blackburn Jeff Boughner Mike Bosse John Bressler Melissa Campbell Nancy Casey Katrina Clutter Doug Cooper Kathy Day Kathy Dell Michelle Denham , Xe- ' f . -- X S -ff hr XESSENEQEE1 1: N X NX 5 Six in ' Xfj Q is ' 2' 4' X xl K - XX X N. 'X , X as X Sgt .N . - SX XX X ,II1 . 1: -X ,fs - g f ilii X X X . fwis si i f X N ,X xx X K X DAX .. XX, , ,...... a ' :Sr:5iEs:'9?IX f:.' ' X Xwxf:-2,1--1 ev X ab. - Xa a:is'gsiei5i5T . .. rf- .1 XX ..- X. A . . Laurie Doctor Roger Downs Chris Durham Tammy Eaton Mary Emmerich Melissa Fisher Kevin Fenstermacher Carl Fox Darrell Gibson Shannon Gibson Kim Griesinger Matt Griggs Chris Grimm Anita Groessleli Jeff Guidugli S mi Msg '3 S , My 4, 4 , N .Q gf e XX X ,- f , if .Q -, Q .L .. J . . . L sa - S' . I . :gli N b ' if y.: 1 V , J, H, A Mg . 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Ma ,,,,.ti: --1- t . .X . ' we . - is .3, I.. ,r - s I tri . Q - ' 1 . Q, 35: S x X K W Q Q X E X 5 N xx .... N E si X X X . ,X VS. 'E5lEQ1'5S4f.r .J :FSQX1 tiff.. ff YE3SE:X,::::rr2'5:. L5?NSe :X:j: sw ,-W .:,?X-if K -is Sfswwti. .. ,. e X -X J it F ff:-1 is s ' fx - .iff . . X-,X-:X tl A A. ' , - . J K X .... -- to , m g .. X ,tel tt. X . ,Xa X ,X 1 Robert Ridiman Michellia Sandlin Greg Schwierjohann Brett Streutker Ben Sutkamp David Swope Shelley Tallon Barbara Walke Donna Walls Debbie Wells Janice Wells Gary Whitaker Scott Witte Todd Younger Troy Younger WWW.. l r ,,,, f Z 9 . , l V, z:xw.wWl: ' my fi it W, f 5:3 ,, W,-mia' . , f ,051 , -wa jk H, 4 , I Huff ifikwg 45214 Y 11' veff w rz . s 'f-271: I jjgjiiiiwzi , .,.., . a - .-'J-'-'-'sf' i ff 4 ' 1 , , 4 I ' , . I? K , Eighth Grade Memories . . . ' band ' Jr. High sports getting settled at B.H.S. ' lots of puppy love wanting to be involvedlimportant ' looking forward to next year hese eighth grade band members e practising vigorously for their :ring concert. rett Babin is just hanging ose after school. onald Casey slyly gets his face in .e picture. pperclassmen aren't the only ones ith spirit - eighth graders think he Tigers are 4691 too. Eighth Gnd, . 113 1 .. zzi, A ,WWW s I tm f , , , I f f ,Q ,A ww My W sm X , X at , , f, , . 5f A :AA 4 7 6? awww 7-Olaf' , : uv 2 X s.. ,, if 1 Af, 'WZ' My ' ' ' 'f Q, . ..v V i i 'Y 1 f 1 I v- vi . Q 5 new rw f, -i j'fEi1ii,z,4 A : :,!Xlf!6VW , -. W, ,,,, H1 Q . vi K In my V VVVA V , ZVVZV - f , 114 0 Seventh Grade I x W' we . ,, 'll My , ' .,,,, , , ,.,, Z haf V-Q 1 Q, if ,, MQ 'x QQ W 'if .fav Q 9 X ff if f aa , , ,X .,,., , 5? 3' '52 f f VVVVV an l Laura Abbey Tony Bamonte Leslie Barham Randy Baston Bill Bennett Nick Berkley Kristine Bricking John Brooks Lynn Brooks Robert Brooks Leslie Crosby David Daneault Lynn Daneault David Day Scott Dennler Jill Diesman Angela Doepke Rose Durham Dennis Elkins Marjorie Elm My H ' ff M ff' w fk . ' wfw Z ,M ' a reeee i 'A ' 'I 3 5,5 , '4 ff 2 f, H V Q -ff' . ,, ,,::,it .262 rl WH ,VIII X ' .ffxl f 1 , - ' ,w fw 1 xx 1 f V if'f2lf ,1 , in f f, X i I , ' ,,,, 1 Y 1 ' ,, ei I me-, .-Jfkv, H f, ,iw-waz' , x , ,D , is 1 s f ,,,,,, , W if- Z A X R i f , fi x f Tina Erskine Pamela Farme Sandi Friedma Mike Geary I Terri Guckiean Mary Harmon Tammy Harve Tracy Hauck Robert Hayes l Robin Heath Lona Helton Tim Hopper Tina Huiet Hallie Hundemer , David Johnsoil Q i 2- X 5 QRS S K F i I. ..,. I . . ' .:.- ' igh S Q 'mhz M . fl Kevin Jones ,. .,. P - K1-- X- L V. .LIL Rana Jones 4 ' X ,Q ,J Tammy Kaeff XR xx . H 'f ' i. . X1 48: A ti, 'M 'Elly el k- me . L A: ' it is i --':: W' ':'k ii' 1 Q ' L ee P, A 1 F r Nuq: Q. 'rj X . . - nge a i L, ' ' ::. Q , X ' ' ' if Kennedy 'X f- 21 i 'Y X Pamela .A L A its ,,,,. 4 li tttA:l 1 Kennedy 1-- E . Q E5 at Steve Kerinuk W, I f 1 P ' t - . . . fl K' is si f eee i ff F1 A 1 , - LLLL Patricia Kidney 5 5' new-. . as - - . , i U - : fra--122515 ' S ' t A Denise Kiefer K ' 'Q A MN L Sandy ' L . Ml' in f A Krogman V it i K ., . - :if -151. - 252135 K -wi ig gi f' . X 1 1 'W 1, ' Janice Lloyd 'E , ' ' 'N ,, 'N A Richard Lloyd r Melissa Loerich A Af ' Q' ' ' , 'Weigh g ndiezl i ,,d. We 'ldd Q, e , , QIQN Angela Lovins , A V P7 i K Q 55 QQ Fonda Maines 1 . v V Q I Jeanna Mann ffs?.,'f ' X: ss ' Patricia Marquis James Moore X A N X lst! iv - my: f as 'Ni f X ' James Noe we - l 2 Kim Norton Q ,, Kelley Pate Q ,,rtt eg iii A Chris Plageman X 9 s M 43, Jerry Price Carla Reed E'ii . Q . ir. .K W Mary Hhoten Melissa Ries Jeff Rose Amy Huck -- .- ---. ,-:ii-gs, 'Ji ' it P Doug Schuett Sally Shockney Eric Smit h Barham Tennis-asen Seventh Grade ' ll5 Angela Medley Melissa Meyer . Greg Poehner L Kelly Ponrhot Seventh Grade Memories . . ' first year attending B.H.S. ' join in extracurricular activities ' new faces to see and know ' first pep rallies l ' Jr. high sports and band ' Will I fit in? ,nu 116 0 Seventh Grade iwixt si e 2 r.. wif: s,., . SEVENTH GRADERS NOT PICTURED: Mark Pelcha, Terri Rhorer, Jerry Tran. :I know the answer, call on me, Nick Berk- ey. A Carla Reed adds the finishing touches to her newest creation in art class. Kevin Jones tries very hard to figure out where he made his big mistake. It's Angie Medley in the latest fashion! Q A ,, mf Q V kyfr ,Q ,', ,f,, H V, , ,,, . I wi' V f ,,, :f r 2, -' , - H wwf. ,,gfg:qffH' j,,14.,',ni,f 'Ef,:fi.5g,WE'f!' WEL, 'HQ 'X :, , - , wqgy i. :FW,Q:i 'Eli ff V,, ' , fii,i,,':,,,Qgwi nswffwf ' I V , I - .,Muu When school becomes a nemory, my memory will xecome a treasure. Anon Steve Apted, junior, decides to catch up on much needed sleep from his hectic week. Seventh graders, Kristine Bricking and Sandi Friedman, do all they can to help the can drive. Steve Carver, sophomore, seems to really be interested in what Mr. Hart is saying. Freshman, Ann Waters, must really be want- ing a few days in the old detention room. Cheryl Eaton and Diane Weyman, juniors, are looking for something to do in Deca. Sophomore, Paula Hebel, rushes to get her notes recopied at the last minute. B.H.S. ALMA MATER Our strong band can ne'er be broken, It will never die For surpassing love unspoken Sealed by Friendship's tie. Bellevue High School, Dear old Bellevue, Our unwavering song While we live, We'll ever cherish Friendships here begun. 4 I -.M M, 'EW , ' :,, V, The future belongs to those who prepare for it. Emerson ,, Underclassmen ' 117 1 18 0 Seniors XX I , may 5 ,.,. Mark William Babin Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding Einstein Band 1 2 3 4' Pep Band 1 2 3' Stage Band 2 3 4' Solo 8: Ensemble 3 4 Natl Honor Society 3 4' Honor Roll 1 2 3 4' Who s Who 3, 4' Honor Roll 1 2 3 4' Whos Who 3 4' Whos Who in Music 4' Track 1' DAR History Award 3 BYE BYE BIRDIE 4' Reflector 4 Diane Marie Baker Some people think it s holding on that makes one strong. Sometimes its letting go. - Robinson Pep Club 1 2' Student Council 1 3' Tri-Hi-Y 1 2 3- Basketball 1 2' Softball 1 Pamela Jessie Baker 'Love is born of faith lives on hope and dies of charity. - Menotti DECA 2 3 Theresa Janet Barker Shake it outl' - Verkamp Pep Club 2, 3 45 DECA 2 3g Vice-Pres. 3' State Finalist 2 3' Co-Ed-Y 4' Parl 49 Natl Honor Society 3 45 FHA 43 Student Council 45 Office Aide 4' Honor Roll 1 3' Basketball Stats 3 David Matthew Batsche Gossip is when you hear something you like about someone you don't Wilson Library Aide 1 2, 3 45 DECA 3, 4' DE Aide 3' FHA 4' Library Aide Award 1 Perfect Attendance 4 Michael Patrick Bell You can never be sure until you ve tried. f Anon Transfer from Campbell Co. 4 Thomas Robert Bosse ' The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. - Holmes Football lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Homecoming King 43 voted FRIENDLIEST 4 Tom Bosse stretches out in hopes of keeping the ball away from the Walton Verona player. Mr. Davies fourth period English class sits quietly and takes notes on the lesson. David Matthew Batsche Michael Patrick Bell Thomas Robert Bosse 120 ' Seniors is SHNR RvSAN 5 2 ,Q fi l lu' 1 i f , rt , , 'rf e, 5 Z 2 5 7 g I S , My ix i 4 2 . , . , 5, 4 4 s A I 5 9 Mark William Babin Diane Marie Baker Pamela Jessie Baker Theresa Janet Barker ' Mwm5 M'f 'Wf7ifif..,. MNW:: '?fx'::NN:':T?if'i?f7i:'2':i'f5'i'Q::i W- .... .Miwiwmw ,,,,, if 'imimm zmm mg 1 1 v r y r v 1 r y v Q U. , , ' Y y ' Y 1 3 t K v ,lsr floss? y . 9 Victoria Jean Bressler Aloysius Leonard Brock Ricky Lee B1-ossart Brenda Janine Buchanan FHA Homecoming candidates, Vicki Bressler and Jeff Overman, make their way onto the football field to await the as .4 announcement of the 1982 King and Queen. Victoria Jean Bressler The biggest laughs are based on the biggest disappointments and the biggest fears. - Vonegut Jr. Transfer from Conner 25 FBLA 3, 45 FHA 45 Drama Club 45 Softball 1, 2, 35 GOOD NEWS 35 BYE BYE BIRDIE 45 Homecoming Candidate 45 Subscription Agent 4 Aloysius Leonard Brock Live it up today because you might not be here tomorrow. - Anon. Voc. School 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Drama Club 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Perfect Attendance 15 GOOD NEWS 3 Ricky Lee Brossart I am not afraid of tomorrow, for l have learned from yesterday, and embrace today - Anon. FBLA 45 FHA 45 DECA 35 Consumer Merch. Award 35 Football 15 Basketball 1, 25 Track 15 Baseball 45 Homecoming Candidate 4 Brenda Janine Buchanan All of the answers you seek can be found in the dreams that you dream on. - Fogelberg Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 45 Track 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Band 15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 B-Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Hist, 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Parl. 25 Pres, 35 Regional Recreation Leader 35 Vice Pres. 45 Regional Pres. 45 FCA 45 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Girls' State 35 Homecoming Candidate 45 Christmas Ball 1st Attendant 45 Basketball Homecoming lst Attendant 45 ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 25 GOOD NEWS 3 BYE BYE BIRDIE 45 voted MOST TALENTED 45 Reflector 4 Tammy Marie Carson lf you want it done right, do it yourself. - Carson Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Solo Kr Ensemble 45 Who's Who in Music 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 35 Office Aide 35 Library Aide 4 James Rodney Cashwell Be yourself. No one can ever tell you you're doing it wrong. - Herliky Football 1, 2, 45 DECA 25 FHA 45 FCA 45 B-Club 4 Robert Wayne Corbin Live it up today because you might not be here tomorrow. -- Anon. FHA 4 Tammy Marie Carson James Rodney Cashwell Robert Wayne Corbin Seniors 0 121 . . Michael Steven Crittendon Donald Timothy Daniel Mallory Beth Dean H ,::.,.,, .,.,, as Michael Steven Crittendon f'Be ourself No one can ever tell vou you're doing it wrong I Herliky , W y . 1 . Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Rookie of the Year 2, Honorable Mention all conference 3, . M Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Best free-throw shooter 2, BfClub 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Gym Aide 3, Christmas Ball lst Attendant 4, voted MOST ATHLETIC 4 Donald Timothy Daniel X Fair warning, Lord will strike that poor boy down. Turned from hunted into X hunter went to hunt somebody down. Y Anon. Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 3 -wt Mtv, Mallor Beth Dean y Imagine all the people livin' for today, You might say l'm a dreamer, Well, l'm , ,i'f VM 73, not the only one. l hope some day you'll join us. And the world will be as one. ' li'VV ' H 1 Y Lennon ' , i Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4, FCA 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Clothing Award 2, 3, Girls' State 3, Voice of Democracy 2, . M I English Award 2, English Aide 2, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, V . I I Elks Scholarship 4, Wh0's Who il, ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 2, GOOD f L C NEWS 3, BYE BYE BIRDIE 4, Reflector 4 f K -- A Karla Marie Delaney l, if Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one, f Anon. f I ' W DECA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Parl. 3, FHA 2, VVho's Who 3, Co-op 4 lf' iii, ,,, ' I ' . Todd A- Eagle , , . Working hard, playing hard makes me feel all right. f Anon. ,,.,. , B-Cluh 3, 4, Voc. School 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 8, 4, BYE BYE BIRDIE 4 5 :., I U - -,,',. f ' . , 1 Leah Carole Elkins 'vaaaa1aeeWf ,e, .,,f,14?4e A Q And feeling' good was good enough for me. - Kristofferson , ,' FHA 2, Il, 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, President 4, Perfect Attendance 2, V,,,' , ll Band 2, 3, 4 I 'A ff, , 'i - www wiwww Kathleen Robin Elm , I ideas and thoughts kept in one's heart remain but a dream, but when shared W ,::l 1 i I ii , with friends and loved ones they become reality, - Anon. A ,5 21 FHA 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Band 3 '35 W JZ, Monica Waters and Dan Kaelin, the bride and groom of Family Living's Mock W H Wedding, cut their wedding cake. W 'gif 1 Mark Babin gives a big smile and shows 1 ' V V ,ff school isn't all that bad. tt' fm H w M 'FWHM mm f 'TW H EQQW EWQQ immi wmmo QQQM Ewmi .: E -at ,:',:g:g:-tor i: cc , k tx, S f f sf bin gt Q5 :iw 2 E . s ugh if 3 ww s .4 MARS 4' I , vt, ' 2, - z M, , 'Q -:-:.::?- ' .. 1 awam 5 , ..,. ggi 3, . tt Q Sh 8 ' iw fl Q 1 'B L 'G B55 , NH! as , 2555 fjgiig ,.. 5 'r . , H :s: ':' .5s'.?.iE W 5 Q 35 Karla Marie Delaney Todd A. Eagle Leah Carole Elkins Kathleen Robin Elm 122 0 Seniors 4 my 1, Senior Class Officers: Kelly Veatch, Sec.3 Jeff Schoulthies, Pres.3 Kim Pemberton, Treas. Doug Miller, V. Pres. Jenni Myers and Dave Thompson enjoy dancing together at the Basketball Homecoming Dance. es Linda Mary Frondvrf Jeffery Donald Gauspohl Carla Mae Glancy Michael Allen Emm9l'lCh Mary Ann Flaherty Anthony Craig Freeman Michael Allen Emmerich Then give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. f DeVere DECA 2, 3, 43 Office Aide 2, 33 Honor Roll lg DECA regionals 33 advertising award 33 lst place Advertising Services 43 DECA state 43 2nd place Advertising Services 4 Mary Ann Flaherty Creative thoughts are from only one source, the soul - Dark ages will never come again. f Turline Student Council 23 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Office Aide 33 DECA 33 Library Aide 4 Anthony Craig Freeman Kind words are worth much and cost little. -Y Anon. Voc. School 33 Football 43 Baseball 4 Linda Mary Frondorf Life to me, is not measured in years. It's measured, instead, in smiles laughter and tears. - Anon. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Parl. 43 Student Council 2, Il, 43 Vice Pres. 33 CoeHist. 43 Tri Hi-Y 2, 33 Co'Ed-Y 43 Treasurer 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Hist. 213 Pres. 43 Regional Hist. 43 KYA 3, 43 Girls' State Delegate 33 Band l. 23 Basketball 1, 23 B-Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Class treasurer 23 GOOD NEWS ill voted MOST OUTSTANDING SERVICE Jeffrey Donald Gauspohl It's all only a teenage wasteland. - r The Who Pep Club 13B-Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 43 Gym Aide 2, 33 Library Aide 23 Tennis 1, 2, fl, 4. Carla Mae Glancy Enjoy your life without comparing it to another. f Anon. B-Club 1, 2,33 DECA 2, 3, 43 Parl. 33 Pres. 43 Cross Country 1, 23 Track 1, 23 Band l, 2, 3, 43 DECA State 23 Softball Il, 43 Student Council 43 Who's Who in Music 4 Daniel Graham Ideas and thoughts kept in one's heart remains but a dream, but when shared with friends and loved ones they hecome reality. f Anon, DECA 2, 3, 43 Co-op 43 Football 13 Track 13 Basketball 1 dab-fs' Daniel Graham Seniors 0 123 wg zz. j - .-.-- w x f ' , 272 X se ae M ,, 5 ..,,,... . -. .- . ,: ,. .5. .5E 5 .r:4Er.:f I, If ....... : . N Q S2 te W 5 af gs z 359 2 92 2 f 5 54 , E 24 . 5? 42 A X 22? 5 Y 4 , ,pw , 43211522 r ' ' N W ' ---, : -3:53 Tracy Wever feels the excitement of her last Christmas Ball. 124 ' Seniors Kimberly Ann Haynes Johann Frederick Herklotz Sheri Rlene Hill W. ..7., W it ,T David Kevin Grome Hollie Ann Guckiean Timothy Ross Hart MlCh6l9 L96 H8559 ::ii2:1111-f'1 ?'.15' '1:'i1if:f'?: 2f'i na QQ ,.,. 'ECQ David Kevin Grome You can dream but you can never go back the way you came. V Browne DECA 2, 3, 45 FBLA 45 Co-op 45 Football 15 Homecoming Candidate 4 Hollie Ann Guckiean l am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have learned from yesterday, and embrace today. DECA 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 DECA State 45 Co-op 4 Timothy Ross Hart To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. W Amiel 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 45 FCA 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 25 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Solo 8: Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Northern Kentucky Select Band 1, 45 Section Leader 2, 45 Best Percussion 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 35 Who's Who in Music 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 25 GOOD NEWS 35 BYE BYE BIRDIE 45 English Award 25 voted MOST TALENTED 45 Reflector 4 Michele Lee Hasse To love is to place our happiness in the happiness of another. - Von Leibnitz Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Hist. 45 Drama Club 35 Co-Ed-Y 45 FHA State meeting 35 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 45 Nat'l Homemaker's Award 3, 45 Best Color Guard 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Basketball cheerleader 45 Home Ec. Aide 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Candidate 45 Who's Who in Music 45 Reflector 4 A' Wi, Kimberly Ann Haynes All we ask is to be let alone. - Davis Voc. School 3, 45 FHA certificate 4 Johann Frederick Herklotz Let us cross the river and rest in the shade. SMAP 35 Boys' State 35 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 45 All region 1, 2, 3, 45 State meet 1, 2, 35 voted MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 45 Reflector 4 Sheri Rlene Hill Ask not what your country can do for you5 ask what you can do for your country. - JFK Drama Club 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 Co-Ed-Y 45 Secretary 45 Class treasurer 15 Class Pres. 25 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Honor Roll 15 Home Ec Award 25 Home Ec Aide 45 Nat'l Homemakers Award 3, 45 Girls' State Delegate 35 Cheerleading 25 Track 15 Homecoming Queen 45 Who's Who 35 Reflector 4 L, 3534 mm 2 22 ff' Michael Shelby HOPPQT David Jerome Horn Karen Ann Hurtt Lisa Ann Johnson Daniel Joseph Kaelln Connie Sue Kindle Clem se. W5 ' . .zfiififllll - fi22ZliTfI'Q1fifi?,ltiQgW-uwa giifgkeimm Qemiiam WWW Darla Holaday Accept me as I am so I may learn what I can become. - Anon. DECA 2, 3, 4: DECA State 4 Michael Shelby Hopper Peace cannot be kept hy force. It can only be achieved by understanding. f Einstein B-Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 31 FHA 41 Band 1, 23 Track 1, 2. Il: Cross Country 2. 1 David Jerome Horn I never think ofthe future: it comes soon enough. f Einstein Voc. School 3. 4 Karen Ann Hurtt And feelin' good was good enough for me. A Kristofferson B-Club 1,2, 3, 4g Pep Club l, 21Tri-Hi-Y 1,23 FHA 1,41 FCA 2, 31 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Assists 3g All District Team 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 45 All Region Tourney Team 3, 43 All Conference Team 3, 41 Most Consistent Server 33 Spiking Award 43 Softball I, 2, 43 MVP 15 Who's Who Zi, Homecoming Candidate 43 Outstanding American Athletes 43 voted MOST ATHLETIC 4 Lisa Ann Johnson Never say never, just believe in forever. f TS FBLA 4, FHA 2, 3, 43 Band 1, LZ. 3. 45 Guard 2. 3: Guard Captain 3: Best Guard 81 Who's Who 33 Homecoming Candidate 4: Band Queen 4 Daniel Joseph Kaelin Kind words are worth much and cost little. f Anon. Shop Aide 43 Perfect Attendance 2, Il, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Connie Sue Kindle 'tI'll live the rest of the day as if it were the rest of my life. f Anon. Student Council 1, FHA 2, 4: Cheerleading 21 Softball 1, 25 Office Aide 43 Dram Club il: ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 23 GOOD NEWS il, Reflector 4 H ...pg im... H ... -M ..,,.W Dan Linkugel and Lisa Scolf decorate their Halloween pumpkins in Family Living. The expression on Tim Hart's face shows how much he enjoyed the Christmas Ball. Michael Warren King All we ask is to be let alone. f Davis Pep Cluh 13 DECA 2, 33 B-Club 43 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Doreen Marie Klein The best way to gain friends is to be one. f Anon B-Club 1,43 Pres. 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Parl. 43 Girls' State 33 Student Council 33 English Award 23 Who's Who 33 Who's Who in Music 43 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 43 State 1,33 Captain 43 Track l, 2, 3, 43 Captain 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Solo 8: Ensembles 23 Guard 2, 33 Best Guard 33 Homecoming Candidate 43 ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 23 GOOD NEWS 33 Reflector 4 Kelly Kevin Knox lf you watch a game, it's fun. lf you play it, it's recreation. If you work at it, it's golf - Hope Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Solo 8.: Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 N. Ky Select Band 1, 43 Homecoming Candidate 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Daniel Edward Linkugel We all live under the same sky, but we don't all have the same horizon. f Adenauer Student Council 2, 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 43 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Art Club 33 Boys' State 33 DAR History Award 33 Shop Award 23 English Award 23 Perfect Attendance 1, 23 Who's Who 33 Basketball 13 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Class Pres. 33 Homecoming Candidate 43 ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 23 GOOD NEWS 33 BYE BYE BIRDIE 43 Reflector 4 Jeffrey Jude Loerich Whoso neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead to the future. - Euripedes Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1 Rickey Lee McMillan Be yourself. No one can ever tell you you're doing it wrong. -- Herliky DECA 43 Co-op 4 Douglas Paul Miller Always leave them laughing. f Cohan B-Club l, 2, 3, 43 Gym Aide 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Class A honorable mention 33 Enquirer Player of the Week 43 FHA 43 FCA 43 Student Council 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Enquirer Player of the Week 43 All Region 43 Famous Recipe Star of the Week 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-Pres. 43 Prom 2nd Attendant 33 voted MR. BHS 4 W Mwwawwisasmwgma mVa31straasgt,B,,,-w.s.Me.WM .WWW - Michael Warren King DOFGCH Marie Klein Kelly Kevin Knox KWSN essgeesrzs fair 3 sr' 3 2 Ss Air is 'ggi at E I glial if-fi -5 if - ' : 3, :gg -3:, F 0513 W ..'IE . ., , . ..,... . 553, gig? .EE E ,. -. .,.. 1 .: .::- KR :g-g a-we-:gags-3: ers?-: gag hf-- . 2 . 3' 3 'i ii 35:1 S ,.,:::i:.:.:.:.'.--.j.j, as 2:37 2 4 ,g., t .... 313 ..ia?E: 5 tag? We '12 3 5 3 xgdltjh lit 5 'A S af X 6 l ggiliisaiei i s 3. Daniel Edward Linkugel Jeffrey .lude Loerich Rickey Lee MCMlll18H Douglas Paul Miller 126 ' Seniors Jennifer Lynn Moose Ideas and thoughts kept in one's heart remain but a dream, but when shared with friends and loved ones they became reality. A Anon. Pep Club 13 FHA 2, 43 DECA 33 Secretary 33 Softball 2, 3, 4 Jennifer Lee Myers Nothing is impossible to a willing heart, -- Proverbs Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 43 FBLA 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 3, 43 FCA 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 43 Student Council 33 Office Aide 43 Home Er Clothing Award 23 Outstanding Home Ec Award 33 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 3, 43 Christmas Ball 2nd Attendant 43 Homecoming 2nd Attendant 43 Class Treasurer 33 ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 23 GOOD NEWS 33 BYE BYE BIRDIE 4 Russell Alan Neises Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. -- Anon. VICA 3, 43 Voc School 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 BYE BYE BIRDIE 4 Jeffrey Scott Overman 'tTomorrow may rain so I'll follow the sun. - Beatles Transfer from Arizona 33 Honor Roll lg FHA 43 Homecoming Candidate 4 Tammy Lynn Parrott May your smiles bring sunshine and your dreams come true. f Anon. Pep Club 1, 23 B-Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FBLA 2, 3, 43 Pres. 33 ViceePres. 43 FHA 2, 33 FCA 3, 43 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 43 Cheerleading 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 33 DECA 43 Co-op 43 Band 1, 2, 33 ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 2 Kimberly Ann Pemberton Who's pushin'! - - Walz Student Council 1, 3, 43 FHA 3, 43 Office Aide 33 Library Aide 43 Class Treasurer 43 B-Club 43 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Most Consistent Spiker Award 43 Prom Queen 3 Thomas Piccola Everything in life should be enjoyed for what it is - Piazza VICA 3, 43 Voc. School 3, 43 BYE BYE BIRDIE 4 Kelly Veatch cuts out a Tiger for the Drama Club Football Homecoming banner. Jeff Schoulthies presents Mr. Davies with a plaque in appreciation for working with the senior class on the 1982 Christmas Ball. ywmmmnw WKMWNM MM WMMW V,,vx, ,A - ,,,,,,M,,,M EM, .,,.,. .Wr,.,W.. ssws MW.. ,,,-- twmyxamssmwwssww W 3, . F2353 s i A Jennifer Lynn Moose Jennifer Lee Myers Russell Alan Neises Jeffrey Scott Overman Tammy Lynn Parrott Kimberly Ann Pemberton Thomas Piccola Seniors ' 127 . E 1? ,233 if 1 'Q f ? 4 1 Q A we li gf ff 4 ss 5 ti V ,ggi 7 1 at 5 1 g a :,,a2z2,5:.:: ---' ,: :,- v ... 5 .... 3515 2? f' f2: l5?m ES?S55 .,,.,. f , ,...,. . ...M ...,., . 2. we 5 Q Krazies ll, 4 Rebecca Lynn Rothwell V i' t'Be yourself No one Can ever tell you you're doing it wrong Herliky .kkk sh FBLA 2.21.41 FHA LZ,1l,4g0ffire Aide 41 Band 1. 2, fl, 4g Pep Band 1. 2, Sl Jeffrey Wayne Schoulthies Take one down, pass it around Anon Student Council l, 2, Il, 45 Fleas Vice-Pres. 1, 23 Fo-l'ldfY Ilg Homecoming lst Attendant 41 Vhristmas Ball 2nd Attendant 43 Class Pres. 43 Geometry Award 23 1 Algebra ll Award fig Who's Who Zig Nat'l Honor Society li, 43 Basketball 1, 2, Ti, 43 Perfevt Atlendanre l, 23 voted lVl0S'l' 0lf'l'S'l'ANlJlNfl Sl'fRVlf'l'i 4 t ,K f Jim Cashwell is ready for another school day. Tammy Carson concentrates on her work. ' 128 ' Seniors A--'QF E X Howard John P09hl'l91' Michelle Ann Reusing Kelley Ann Riddle Donna Kay Roberts Howard John Poehner All of the answers you seek can be found in the dreams that you dream on -f Fogelberg Basketball l. 2, fl: Baseball -Ig FHA 4 Michelle Ann Reusing Tomorrow may rain so I'll follow the sun. ff Beatles Transfer from 0 L.l'. 4. FHA 4 Kelley Ann Riddle 'ABP yourself. No one can ever tell you you're doing it wrongf' Herllky Transfer from O L.l', 4 Donna Kay Roberts Love and help all you can. because some day you may need il in return. Anon. UEFA 2. Il. 41 I-'HA 2,1lgf'ofop 41 Softball 1.2 Gary Thomas Roell t l'hen give to the world the best you have, and the best will vome bark to you. lJeVere VIVA Il, 4, VIVA Regionals ind placeg Voc School .l, 43 Shop Aide 4 Robert Raymond Rogg By the time you find out what makes the world go around. you'ro too dwvy to Care f Gibson Basketball lg f'ross Fountry Il, 4, Outstanding performer Il: Track fig KIopp's CUN-na. GUY Thomas Roell Rflbefi Raymfmd R082 Rebecca Lynn Rothwell Jeffrey Wayne Schoulthies i 6 .... 1 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 1 3 xr 1 Q MQ, ' 3, 3, 3 , ali? ll x 3 Elizabeth Ellen Scolf Michelle Smith Elizabeth Harrod South Richard Lee South Elizabeth Ellen Scolf You can dream but you can never go back the way you came. f Browne Office Aide 3 Michelle Smith I The best way to gain friends is to be one. Elizabeth Harrod South I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, I shall not pass this way again, - Anon, Transfer from Marion Co. 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Band 13 FBLA 43 Who's Who 33 voted FRIENDLIEST 4 Richard Lee South The road to success is always under construction Y Shakespeare FCA 3, 43 FBLA 43 Student Council 1, 2, 43 Band 13 Algebra I Award 13 Geometry Award 23 English Award 23 SMAP 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 43 FHA 43 Reporter 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 43 Pres. 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 13 Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Track 13 Baseball 33 Prom King 33 BYE BYE BIRDIE 43 Reflector 4 Robert Stacy Then give to the world the best you have, and the best will come hack to you, - DeVere Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Tina Marie Stanfield Accept me as l am so I may learn what I can become. - Anon. FHA 2, 3, 43 FBLA 3, 43 FBLA State 3, 43 Parl. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band I, 2, 3, 43 Solo K: Ensemble 1, 2, 43 Basketball Mgr. 1, Best Percussion 4 Lonnie Joseph Stephens Humor is laughing at what you haven't got when you ought to have it. Hughes DECA 2, 3, 43 DECA State 3, 43 DECA Nationals 3, 43 Pep Club lg Klopp Krazies 3, 43 FBLA 43 Co-op 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 voted MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 4 With a look of determination, Robert Stacy returns to his class. While doing, his work in study hall, Jeff Overman seems to be in good spirits. ' V 'W 3' Q ,iwi NL' . bf Rffbeft SUNY Tina Marie Stanfield . N 5 Lonnie Joseph Stephens Seniors ' 129 Michael Paul Stidham Sue Ann Stull David Edward Thompson ,Q , M , mr -Emmy-t. We .....,.., :, M. -. L . - 7... WT'f-,..,,..., Michael Paul Stidham You know I don't even know what I'm hoping to find - Browne Honor Roll 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Golf 3, 4, BYE BYE BIRDIE 4 Sue Ann Stull The give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. - DeVere Pe Club 1 2 3' B-Club 2 4' Tri-Hi-Y 2 3' Co-Ed-Y 4' Pres. 4' Student P , , Y , Y , , , , , Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4, FCA 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, 1st Vice-Pres. 4, FBLA 3, 4, Secretary 4, Home Ec I Award 3, Who's Who 3, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 3, 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, BYE BYE BIRDIE 4 David Edward Thompson You can never be sure until you've tried. 4- Anon. Pep Club 1, FHA 4, B-Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Homecoming 2nd Attendant 4 Kelly Johanna Veatch Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have. Y Shakespeare Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Cross Country 2, Baseball Mgr. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, FCA 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Student Council 3, 4, ISLI 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Klopp's Krazies 3, 4, B-Club 4, FBLA 4, FBLA Regionals 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Who's Who 3, Girls' State 3, Class Secretary 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society 4, Perfect Attendance 4, Homecoming 2nd Attendant 4, Christmas Ball Queen 4, ONCE UPON A MATTRESS 2, GOOD NEWS 3, BYE BYE BIRDIE 4, voted MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 4, Reclector 4 Patricia Mary Verkamp Life is like an onion, you peel off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep. - Sandburg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 4, Tennis I, 2, Softball 4, BYE BYE BIRDIE 4 Penny Mary Verkamp Carpe diem. - Herrick Pep Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Library Aide 4, Tennis 1, 2, 4 Deborah Lynn Walls The best way to gain friends is to be one. A Anon. FHA 2, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Honor Roll 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Solo 8: Ensemble 4, Guard 4, BYE BYE BIRDIE 4 M. -M .W .......,,. , W.. V ,, -v--.- .... ..... , , . .2:II'2E??5I'5:-2.-w---Www' 1zew'.'tW N'kwwww-I M:,w.m.aW...,. --w S! Kelly Knox, Tina Stanfield, Doreen Klein, Mark Babin, and David Witt make their way home after a long day Extremely exhausted, Rob Rogg finally comes to the end of the race. Kelly Knox and Bill Welch work hard at perfecting their musical abilities. sms . ,..,.,,wWf Kelly Johanna Veatch Patricia Mary Verkamp Penny Mary Verkamp Deborah Lynn Wall 130 ' Seniors Karen Margaret Wartman Monica Ann Waters William Timothy Welch Tracy Lynn Wever , . N . .. . --5-- F ','--,- 2 ,-, -..sr ,W.,.,. .M as Suprised at what she has just heard, Karen Hurtt is quick with a reply. Bill Welch is hard at work grading papers for Mr. Davies. Karen Margaret Wartman You can dream but you can never go back the way you came, - Browne Stu. Coun. 13 FHA 2, 3, 43 Gym Aide 43 Whu's Who 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Volleyball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Softball 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Homecom. 4 Monica Ann Waters Pep Club 1, 23 Cheerleading 1, 23 Tennis 1 William Timothy Welch I have more memories than ifl were a thousand years old. - Baudelaine Trans. Boyd Co. 33 Stu. Coun. 43 Hon. Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 K. Krazies 3, 43 Band 1, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 3, 43 Track 43 Homecom. Cand. 4 Tracy Lynn Wever There has to be a better way to start the day than having to get up. - Anon. FBLA 2, 3, 43 Reg. 3, 43 Sec. 3, FCA 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Reg. 2, 4, Nat'l Homemakers Award 43 Who's Who 33 Who's Who in Music 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Guard 2, 3, 4 Capt. 43 Best Guard Norwood 33 Mason Co. 8: GRC 43 Solo 8: Ens 1, 43 Nat'l Hon. Society 3, 4, Sec. 43 Cheerleading 1, 33 Tennis Mgr. 2, 3, 43 Reflector 43 BYE BYE BIRDIE Mary Alane Whalen Nothing is impossible to a willing heart Drama Club 13 Pep Club 13 Hon. Roll 1, 43 Basketball Mgr. 13 FHA 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 33 Guard 2, 3, 43 Best Guard 3, 43 Eng. Award 23 Who's Who 33 Band Aide 3, 43 Who's Who in Music 43 Tennis 1, 2, 33 GOOD NEWS 33 BYE BYE BIRDIE 43 Reflector 4 Kimberly S. Wiechman All of the answers you seek can be found in the dreams that you dream on. - Fogelberg Pep Club 1, 2, 33 DECA 2, 33 Pres. 33 Lib. Aide 4 Carolyn J. Wiedemann Don't judge me by what you've heard about me, judge me by what I do. - Murdock FBLA 1, 2, 3, 43 Treas. 23 f V. Pres. 33 Stu. Coun. 2, 3, 43 Sec. 33 Pres 43 Tri-Hi- Y 13 Parl 13 Art Club 33 Sec. 33 FHA 3, 43 Rec. Leader 43 'Girls' State 33 FCA 43 B-Club 43 K Krazies 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 All Tourn. 13 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 All Reg Team 43 All NKAC 43 All Reg Hon Ment. 43 Baseball Mgr. Who's Who 33 Prom 2nd Att 33 Homecom 1st Att. 43 Homecom. Queen 43 voted MISS BHS , 43 Reflector 4 Larry David Witt lf I perish, I perish. - Anon. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ew' in-fx 'UEWV Mary Alane Whalen Kimberly S. Wiechman Carolyn J. Wiedemann Lgrry David Witt Seniors 0 131 ZW fwwm' ..... 4 A Z l if I E 5: E ,-2 52 it sa iii it 5 5, if 2 5? iii 53 . , . . mm, llll llll I g llzlg g Mr. and Miss BHS: Carolyn Wledemann, Doug Mlller, Rick Most Likely to Succeed: Theresa Barker, Dan Linkugel, Hans South Herklotz W. r ,l,h: g . .L 52 4 M-W ..... SESXEFEZQQQE .4451- ? 4 6, . 1 if 5 E X is 132 ' Seniors , ,' if J' : MNT M 'Ng 'V,l, m 3 , Most Talented: Brenda Buchanan, Tim Hart Most Athletic: Karen Hurtt, Steve Friendliest: Beth South, Tom Bosse Crittenden 'E Most School Spirit: Kelly Veatch, Lonnie Stephens Most Outstanding Service: Linda Frondorf, Jeff Schoulthies '5 :bf ww V ---. .. W .... - , - .-...,. Q W W H W if . ...... -. . 4 5 W ..,.. 4 4 ,., H N .... i,44,..i, 4, 4 , 4 44 4 4 .. -- A 4, at M K if l , :www as 4 134 ' Senior ag as 'Sw Sag 55,2 2 Q 7 is W 323 Slfi Li, 24 Qi Q if Qiie Wg M Q ips, We 5535 5 2 Tom Piccola studies his Vlnglish notes as Gary Roell looks on. Lisa Johnson puts in practice what she has learned in band. R . I 1 if S , L A N N 8 f C 6 1 , . :Eli 5 1 2 is tea 2 2-1 252: git 5, 5 is ii ti: fs i rglit 5552 iii 5535 we 5 45 Hi + 551:- k ae . Brenda Buchanan and Kelly Veatch show that friendship is an important part of high school. Needing a laugh Debbie Walls and Mary Flaherty look to Garfield. Dave Batsche helps with the dishes in Home Ec new Sis. if fi 'W ' 'll H 'H it 'E'iQ'a 335 555NM'?i?,?WW?Q we Q me if v r ep as .-.5 f ,, -.E ya W ,qw fam, xt , t W A we-va?.Mf -msvaeffifsik af A. .f,ss'1??:fsfmf:f'lS'1s,Q.:w l M we H .Q r av. 3 if i we vi if ,Q W we U Z.: sr 9 S S222 iwzits 2? in :ii 2.22 3533 W5 ez: :sis .si ETS? 5352 M5 we .331 'f 3134 ii: 'sbs iss. 5523? Shit .ss ses im, ii? 225 mga .si 523 EES 5255 M. .M 223 3233 35? gas? Z .... 3552 IQ 1235 .ss ss. HES 1322 :Zh ss. 2 has 4 2 : W i z .1 1- . -if. ass: .tif 5 ass: gsm ' wx - isis Ti eg? ji ::. ::...: -:::'-li 1 sb rss: M1 .:?'-15.2 :SQ 3' w x - ff' . if zsil' - 'EE :QQ ww ----1 '11, .ri fi .' ,Q. ZH is -:: a-: '5. 5: .. ......, , .fZ:I,'. AZN Z I .:.,.i 1:15 3555 is ' I : fiilz: QE? 9, it .,.,. .z W wkisszazg s 532 M gg 5 ,sei E5E.:. 136'S eIll0!'S Shelly Hasse and Kelly Veatch perform before a game. Tammy Carson and Leah Elkins do their assignment. . S. LLLL X . s . . kkrgz A N if :N . 25 X. While Dave Batsche looks on, Sheri Hill studies for a psychology test. Connie Kindle uses a ruler to subdivide a page. . 'iff 1 X In his business class, Bob Corbin listens to his teacher's instructions. Jenni Myers is caught going down the wrong stairs in her bare feet. Kelley Riddle practices her typing skills. y S. W wgg:miter5WW:535wgg:sssissssssggggvm,,,,,,...,0.imhMy M.i.iiZg5,,.,..stW3Mm,,t.,.... W . W. EZZZQZW7,,..h..,w:ff....fi,Q75gg232322535.-migmiggggl-gg,b,sMgggg'zzz,fiT253.W2y...wt22f.3f:'52s,g.s,fs.wwf1eg.st 1w5ic:,,,piy .. :Ia hunk :iii sm , , ., , fm- ,K 1 f ff W f I 1. if ?,f..,f, , 'Hz , 'ef 14 fwwy ww , M A. J Dan Kaelin works hard on his research paper. During fourth period, David Witt and Carla Glancy direct the seventh grade band. Hans Herkotz loosens up before a cross country meet. ,. X Vicki Bressler tidys up during Home Ec. The twins, Patty and Penny Verkamp, ponder the lesson for the day. KL 'W' ff' 'L Q M fa, ' z Q n ipnot gg Vr ' fwmf mis 1 ? 5U f F S E V fe W fr is me 151 , Z 'r 2 .,Q,2,it ,,,,,, fii e e f u 7 ' ,.,, ,,,,'f ' Seniors ' 137 Q The Last Picture Show On Thursday May 26 1983 80 seniors gathered together for the last time at the Ben Flora Gymnasium for their commencement exercises. Tears of joy as well as sorrow were shed during the final few hours shared by the class of 1983. They knew this was the end of their high school careers, but the beginning of a new way of life. The years at B.H.S. were filled with close friends, a friendly atmosphere, and the smiles and tears shared by classmates. The graduates are prepared to leave its sheltered little society of education and venture into a whole new world outside. W! iakwww Y' ' r- swag x r 1 ' A 1 22 J V e. i i x Ei or a. Karen Hurtt and Kim Pemberton stand ' nervously awaiting the beginning of the ceremony. , E 23 Ei Q , Debbie Walls and Penny Verkamp walk to 'fPomp and Circumstancef' Greg Moore moves the rope aside for Tim ii Hart and Dave Grome. l iieewehwl et,N, QQ QQ, .... ...A f 138 0 Graduation wi W 5 Shelley Hasse gives Dan Linkugel a hug as they prepare to part ways. Theresa Barker adjusts her cap prior to the commencement exercises. Tears of joy and sadness are shed by good friends Kelly Veatch and Jenni Myers while others reminisce J Dave Horn, Mark Babin, and Tim Hart reflect upon their Q fs' Q ' SBIIIOI' year. Among other honor guards Julie Mendel and Gar , Y Berheit lead Rob Rogg and the rest of the graduates to their seats. Howard Poehner shares a joke with a couple fellow seniors before the big moment. Q ?5?zZ?2s.,M,pwsawwsswesf2igMa sw teaser ww ' H ' w ' Pom Piccola and Howard Poehner take their first steps to becoming raduates of Bellevue High. Father Vater gives the Invocation to begin graduation. Mu fhe first seniors to enter and walk to their places are Carolyn Wiedemann nd Kim Wiechman. Reverend Artopoeus speaks with wisdom to the class of 1983 in his ispirational message. I The high honor students above proudly display their gold cords for achieving a GPA of 3.8 or better. They are Hans Herklotz, Tracy Wever, lst in her class, Rick South, Mallory Dean, and Bill Welch, 2nd in his class. The honor students below wear their silver cords as reward for achieving a GPA of 3.6 or better. They are Tammy Parrott, Karen Hurtt, Dan Linkugel, Mark Babin, Shelley Hasse, and Brenda Buchanan. s ssiiswwets ..stU,,.,s..s....,..Q..s ...... ... M... 5 Q 1 Q I l.: - :::. D . . 2:.:. Z Sw '95 is as S92 as it? . Q 3 is E: 2 as Sass Q :5. t i 3 EE si it 45 5 E552 X it avi as Q33 EEE iii? . s if ,Mig wi Graduation 0 139 1 ww.. f I f W X f W fa M W! N...-3 X'L'.. . 2 rg, EA, Is fx X , f. I' Armstrong presents Dan Lmkugel the Alfred and Sarah West places on Mallory Dean high cords which she received for having a or higher grade point average. yfewfifsifk 5, il. The members of the class of '83 are now prepared to receive their diplomas. Mr. Toensmeyer presents Al Brock with his diploma. l l With her diploma in hand, Jenni Myers is filled with the excitement of a new beginning. Mr. Dosch says his final goodbyes to the recent graduates of Bellevue High School. Graduation 0 141 'fi W JS Ki in Q i .. x -f 1' n ... f S . x . L' . - 2 ' EA'-Nix ffrfx :iii-sawn! E f 1 ff I fy I 1 fi X NW o Avaya sv QV 144 0 Patrons '5- PETRVS FLD W ff H 5 nmf fmm.1aw -ma. un w'4:3'yqy:urq:,w.' 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Princess Grace OfMonaco Dies In Auto Crash Best Motion Picture Ghandi Premier Leonid Brezhnev Dies Cable TV Hits Bellevue Fighting In El Salvador Recession Begins Slow Recovery llltimately time is all you have and the idea is not to save it ont to savor it - ffllen Goodman , E Printed oy the American Vearhook Kompany. Dick 6'hiara, Sales kepresentative. Photography - Snccntive Studio. Special Photography flank flnndemcr and the 1 staff .Art Work - ,Mark Schierenoeck. Special Thanks to: Mark Schierenlreck and Mrs. Henlah .Cykins 60 ' Closing