Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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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

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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

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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.