Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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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

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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

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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