Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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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

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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.

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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