Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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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

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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

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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