Lloyd Memorial High School - Spectator Yearbook (Erlanger, KY)

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The Spectator Semov Class Lloyd Memorial I-hgh School Erlangen Kentuc l of Published by 1 9 4 2 Of kv Foreword It IS our hopc that thxs the sex emh xolume of the Spectator xxlll be a thdllen e to tht underclassman that xxxll he a goal xxhxch thex xxul SIIIXL to nach that ll xx1ll l 1 he a memorx hook one that xxlll hold tht fondest memorxt of school hfe at clcfxr old Lloxcl 'll t plus that follfxx dry informal 3, duces at the 'utlxltus of tht stutltnts and teachtrs of Lloxtl e realllt th it xxt haxt ill1lTlDOI'ldl'll plxtt m thls xxorlc r rs u yor an 1 1 1 o xx ar Our L ut 1 mn mos va ut-11 L assc c IS xx this thought Ill mlml th xt xxe the Class of 1042 pre-snnt to xou the Spectator I , f Qi A , .. , . ,' ' I ' - 'I 'A . 4 ,A ,.t ' W 'z z 'f 1'-1 ' ' ' lof Ju 'Q El plan- mmlo rluul ly iml ta t l y th f outl l'fS1lli f the 'z . ul 'z t' is our Qt l 'l l 1 1 It ami it 'ith Admmistmtzcm Cla sses Spovts Clubs Features TPI-9' Spectator Staff EDITOR IN CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINES SALES MANAGER ART EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR MUSIC EDITOR CLUB REPORTERS CLASS REPORTERS SPORTS EDITOR TYPISTS SPONSOR S MANAGER 4 Jeanne Perrow Lee Roy Frakes Harold johnson Nancy Jane Dempsey Joe Gardner Dlck Cook Betty Wamscott Bob Martm Loretta Hoard Octavxa Penn jon Prows Audrev Grey Charle Kuhlm Lucv Comer Anna Lons Fu'ton Mlss Perkms 2:-1 ,f ,H 1'- HENRY T COOPER Ly MAN PENN Dedzcatzon We the class of 1942 dedxcate thxs volume of the Spectator to our former coaches Lyman Penn and Henry T Cooper Mr Penn served Lloyd Hugh School for eleven vear a teacher and head of the Athletxc Depar ment M Cooper served for two succeesful football seasons before answermg the call to duty 1n the U S Navy where he IS servmg as chxef boatswams mate We honor them and wxsh them all good lucx m thelr new positron 5 O K PRICE A B M A Eastern State Teachers College Prmcz pal Retrospectwn often affords us moments of supreme happI ness especIally when those events of the past occured durmg ones period of youthful behauor Each year those vxho posses thIs condensed chronology of Lloyd HIgh School for 1941 42 Vslll cherlsh ILS posse SIOH more as each year passes ulllll on reachmg the age of !ll8lUX'llX you ulll rellsh the opportunux to peruse through Its pages aIId lne agam those davs of youths castle bulldmg and dodglng cuplds darts frequently vuth lIttle accur ac EDGAR A ARNETT A B M A Eastem State Teachers College UnIveI'sIty of Kentucky C0lUmbl8 UnIversIty S upenntendent The Semor Class hopes that thls book vsxll In some manner convey to those who read lt a little of the spIr1t EXISUHK In thls school They hope that ll will gne a better apprecxatlon of our democratlc form of gm ernment SCHOOL BOARD M Y RICH Chairman WILLIAM R HOUSTON HOWARD MCKINLEY HUB1-:RT C GARVEY VIRGII. 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University of Kentucky Y- l - Faculty VIRGINIA BLAIR BEVARLY A B M A Wesleyan College Mxaml Umversxty University of Kentucky Latin English Art DOROTHY WILKEN SHEARER San Dlego State College School Secretary JOSEPH M VANCE Lmdsey Wxlson junior College Western State Teachers College Socral Scxence Band JAMES L MCNEELY Westem State Teachers College Umverslty of Cmcmnatl HAZEL RICHARDSON PERKINS Unlverslty of Kentucky Lrbranan EVALYN ELIZABETH WOODS Eastem State Teachers College Umverslty of Kentucky Commerce BESSIE CAMILLA LOCKHART Westem State Teachers College Science Biology ELIZABETH B CULTON Eastem State Teachers College Social Sczence Science Grrls Physical Education Director SARA YARBROUGI-I Westem State Teachers College French English CLYDE L ROUSE Eastern State Teachers College Speech Socxal Science Coach EANETTE BLAIN Umverslty of Kentucky Home Economic BETTIE CARTER MORGAN Potter College Western State Teachers College Umversrty of Chicago Duke Umverslty 1-P, RUTH SITTON M Lounsvnlle Conservatory of Mus1c Northwestem Umverslty Umverslty of Cmcmnatl Umverslty of Kentucky mverslty of Louisville Mathematics Muszc JAMES IRVIN TICHENOR Georgetown College Umversxty of Mxchxgan Umversxty of Kentucky Mathematzcs Sczence Coach Physical Education Zvtf' 1941 42 l . T B.S. - A.B. . . Ali' . Ai-3. l J ' B.S. A,B. - - English, Mathematics A.B. A.B. 2 V 'sh E . B. . B.S. - . . l . . . U . . . . A.B. A.B. ' ' ' ' 7 Farewell Thu 1 cm 4 I XXX c smlll thlou X For s s l Q LITHIIIIL 'I' me 111 Uur mum r II 1 ll 1 he rl 1 lh mg xc x In our lm arts furuer Inc rp xush us mud L exgryllung, xx: Lhpctn grits LN If f Iwnlx x A1 ici N11 MAN A :luv IN .m 1-mi fill ul. A1 - l tu fum' xllufl xl-1 lx Sv -wax' I ur1-.-.4-l Ul.l l.'ffx1l- Ani , ' I ' gh our war. thi. i. the- 'H' ' loo. I 1 st: ' uf as hrigght mlw dew. dill lik hwlcl pmml in mr hu llxl In our lll'III'l. :1 plwlxgc- fm' lill-R xxnv. VV -' lIl'Xl'l' fwrgn-I vc 11. I,lm'll In aaclu-1111111-x which lw I ro. Th f i H 'w11'xm- taught .xx xill lixv 1-1 1' 'v . So all Q llck In '- ' ' ' 1 clo. VV! 0 1 1 lw 41 1 ez Qllcvls Tl B Iluss ul ' ' '-Tvo. Y 5 f-, They play too Man overboard The Dictator Thmkers Hens Am t love grand? Keep Smzlm ' Watch the bzrdxe' Poszn Wolves Cap Same old thmg Classes .. 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Nancy jane Dempsy Eula Roland Harold Johnson Octavxa Penn Vice President Secretary President Treasurer Class Offzcevs Thus Class of 1942 15 facmg one of the most cruclal perxods ln the hzstory of America At the present tlme the Umted States IS callmg on all able bodled cxtlzens for then' utmost effort ln helping to wm the fight for freedom For the past twelve years we have been preparmg ourselves to be cmzens now we must assume our part of the responslbxlltv That responsxblllty may be elther ln actual service now or 1n the reconstruction whnch IS to follow May we be abl To strive to seek to find and not to vneld HAROI D JOHNSON 10 PAUL GLEN AMMON Paul Class Vice President 123 Football 234 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 12 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 Secretary 4 Photography Club 4 Dramatic lub l Vice President 2 Orchestra 1 2 G1 Club 234 Boys Glee Club 234 Boys Home Ec 1 Boys Quartet 34 Octet 34 Mixed Glee Club 234 Senior Seminar 3 Student Council Chairman 4 Tatler Staff 34 All State Chorus 34 Swimming 1 Tennis 3 4 Air Raid Warden 4 LUCY DEE COMER Lucy' Florence High School 12 Physical Ed 3 Tatler Staff 4 GAA 4 Library Club Spectator Stall' 4 RALPH COOK Zabbze Football 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Tatler Staff 12 3 Bows Home Ee l Photography Club 4 Track 1 Dramatic Club 23 Tennis 1 34 Archery l Swimming 2 JAMES E CROWELL lm H1 Y 23 Treasurer 4 Senior Seminar 3 NANCY JANE DEMPSEY Nance Girl Scouts l,2,3,4: Dramatic Club 1: Girl Reserves 2, President 3,45 Library Staff 2.3, Student Council, Secretary 4: Spectator. As'istant Busine.s Manager 41 G.A.A. 2: Booster Club 1.2. Treasurer 3, 4: Phvsical Id. 1: Junior Class, Treasurer: Senior Class, Vice President: Air Raid Warden 4, JANE ELIZABETH DODDY ujanen Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Booster Club 1,2,3: Girl Reserves 4: Girl Scouts 1,2.3.41 Orchestra 1. 2: Tatler Staff 1.2,3,4I Mixed Glee Club 2,3.4: Dramatic Club 1.3. Secretary 43 Air Raid Warden 4: Library Staff 2, 3. sun.- ' Q .2 U1 ,.J- ,-.- FRIEDA S BONFERT Red Glee Club 123 Art Club 123 Booster ub123GAA4Ph51calEdl GLENNA ROSE CONNELLY Glenna Home Ec Club Secretary 3 President 4 RICHARD LOUIS COOK Dick Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Hi Y 234 Senior Seminar 3 Spectator Staff 4 Track 4 Swimming 12 Photo graphv Club 4 Dramatic Club 2 Orchestra 12 Physical Ed 12 Golf 4 ELSIE MARIE CULBERTSON Elsie Girls Glee Club 2 Girl Resertes MILDRED DIETZ Millie Glee Club 1,2,3: Tatler Staff 4: G.A.A. 4: Cheerleader, Alternate 4: Booster Club 1,2,3. ANNA LOIS FULTON Annie Girl Scouts 1.2.3.41 Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3,4: Speech Club 1,2,3,4: Booster Club 1,2.3,4: Girl Reserves 4: Mixed Glee Club l.2,3,4: Trio 3.4: Octet 43 Spectator Staff 4: All State Chorus 4: Physical Ed. 1: Tennis 1. 2: Air Raid Warden 4. HARRIET FURNISH Beck Tatler Staff 1 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves Secretary 1 Gxrl Scouts 1234 Debate 12 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Spectator Stall 4 Dramatxc Club 12 Llbrary Stafl 2 3 Ofhce Stad 3 Tenms Club 12 Axr Rald War den 4 AUDREY L GRAY Shorty Glrls Glee Club 1234 Mlxed Glee Club 34 Dramatxc Club I2 Booster Club 34 Cheerleader 4 Home Ec Club 2 Tatler 12 3 4 Spectator Staff 4 Physical Ed 12 HELEN M HOLTHOUS Helen Glee Club 2 3 4 Mixed Glee Club 4 Gnrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Llbrary Staff 2 3 4 Photo graphy Club 1 2 Booster Club 3 Vcc Presxdf-nt 4 Llbrary Club 4 HAROLD DARWIN JOHNSON Punkm Class Presldent 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Captaxn 4 Basketball 12 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Glee Club 23 4 Photography Club Vlce President 4 Orchestra 1 2 Track 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 Student Councxl 3 Senlor Senunar 3 Spectator Buslness Manager 4 All State Chorus 34 Athletxc Club 1 Tennis Team Mixed Quartet 3 4 Male Quartet 234 Boys Home Ec 1 Mxxed Glee Club 3 4 Alr Reld Warden 4 NORMA JOYCE KLEIN Norma GAA 4 Girls Glee Club 1234 Mlxed Glee Club 3 4 Octet 4 Phy lcal Ed 123 All State Chorus 3 4 MARJORIE LEE LANDRUM Marne Glee Club 12 Physical Ed l JOE GARDNER OC H1 Y 2 3 Presldent 4 Glee Club 2 3 Tram er 1234 Bows Home Ee Club Presxdent 1 Semor Semlnar 3 Photography Club President 4 Spectator Sales Manager 4 Art Club 1 Axr Rald Warden 4 LORETTA HOARD Loretta Glee Club 13 Girl Resertes 1 Spectator Stall' 4 Physical Ed 1 SHIRLEY HOOD Shirley Glee Club 1 3 Pep Club 1 2 Dramatic Club Vlce Presldent 3 4 Glrl Scouts 4 Stu -lrnt Council 3 Photography Club 14 Tat ler Staff l 2 3 4 Air Raid Warden 4 Tennl Club 1 2 RUTH ELIZABETH KALKER RutI Camera Club 1 Physlcal Ed 1 G A A 4 CHARLES JOSEPH KUHLING 06 Bots Home Ec Club 1 H1 Y 234 Senmr Sernmar 3 Football 3 4 Photography Club 4 Basketball 23 Captam 4 Spectator Sports Edltor 4 TENNIS 4 Junior Class Sccretarx Track 34 WILLIAM PAUL MANDO Billy Bows Home EC 1 French Club 2 Boo ter Club 3 Photograph5 Club 4 U Il , . 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H ' U 3 - ,.: ' : ff I . . , HJ H ,. ,, , , J A ' s' ..L - ' - ' ff f u - u , ROBERT C MARTIN II Pepper Football 12 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 H Y 2 34 Photography Club 4 Vxce Pre Bots Home Ec 1 Glee Club 23 4 Male Quartet 2 3 4 Mixed Quartet 3 4 Octet 3 4 Spec tator Staff 4 Mixed Glee Club 2 3 4 Bows Glee Club 2 3 4 All State Chorus 3 4 Dra matic Club 1 Junlor Class Treasurer Freshman Cla s President JOY ANN MCCOLLUM Oy' Glrl Reserxes 1 G1rl s Glee Club 1 2 3 4 3ooster Club 12 3 Secretarw 4 Photographs lub Treasurer 4 Glrl Scout 1 2 3 4 Mixed Glee Club 12 3 4 Mlxed Quartet 4 Octet 4 All State Chorus 4 Tatler 4 Spectator Staff 4 BETTY MILES Betty Booster Club 1 2 3 4 G1rl Scouts 12 3 4 G rl Reserxes 3 4 GA A 4 Tatle C F Club 4 WILLENA MAE OLDHAM Mae Glee Club 12 3 4 Mixed Glee Club 12 3 4 Booster Club 1234 Glrl Reserves 1 L1 brary Club 4 Girl Scouts 3 MARY OCTAVIA PENN Tay Lvxrl Reserves 123 Ylce President 4 Glrl Scouts 1234 Booster Club l Vlce Presl dent 23 Presxdent 4 Dramatlc Club 1 Glee Club 123 4 G A A 2 Physical Ed l Tatler 34 Spectator Staff 4 Senior Class Treasurer ESTHER ANNA PETTY Esther G1rls Glee Club 1234 Booster Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Girls Trlo 3 4 Mlxed Glee lu 1234 Mxxed Quartet 4 Octet 34 Physlcal Ed 12 3 All State Chorus 3 4 MARY BELLE MCCARTY Mary Belle curl Reserses 1 2 LEONARD MCHARGUE Mac Corbm Hlgh School 12 Football 3 4 Tlack H ALICE NIEMAN Alzce G1rls Glee Club 234 Dramatic Club 1 Booster Club 34 Home Ec Club 2 L brarv Club 4 Spectator Staff 4 Cheerleader 4 Mlxed Glee Club 4 Phxsxcal Ed 1 2 MARGIE ELIZABETH OSBORNE Tubbre Home Ee Club 3 Glee Club 12 3 JEANNE PERROW jeanne Glee Club 3 Mlxed Glee Club 3 Spectator A SlSI.8llI. Editor 3 Edxtor 4 Tatler 34 GAA 4 Booster Club 3 Drfxmatlc Club JON R PROWS on John G Carllsle Jumor Hugh School 1 Football 2 4 Track 4 H1 Y 2 3 Correspond mg Secretary 4 Senlor Seminar 3 Photo vraphy Club 4 Spectator Staff 4 EUGENIA RANSHAW jeame Holmes Hugh School 1 2 3 Glee Club Boo ster Club 4 Mxxed Glee Club 4 MELFORD RIDER Mellor Physical Ed 12 Boss Home EC Club Boys Glee Club 3 Booster Club 3 BETTY ANNE SEARS Betty Anne Glrl Scouts 12 3 4 Girls Glee Club 12 3 4 Home Ec Club 3 Booster Club 3 Photo graphy Club 4 G A A 4 Glrl Reserves 12 Mixed Glee Club 2 3 4 GLADYS MAY TERLAU Gladys Scouts 123 Booster Club 34 Home Ec Club 2 Physical Ed 12 BETTY M WAINSCOTT Betty Glee Club 12 3 4 Booster Club 3 Treasurer 4 Photographx Club 4 Glrl Reserxes 12 Secretars 3 Glrl Scouts 1234 Spectator Staff 4 Phsslcal Ed 12 Home Ec Club 3 Alr Rald Walden 4 Office Staff 3 RUSSELL L WILMHOFF Wop H1 Y 234 Football 234 Semor Seminar 3 Photographx Club 4 PllXSlC3l Ed 1 RUTH REINDERS Ruth Home Ec Club 2 Glrl Reserves 1 EULA JEAN ROLAND Dutch Glee Club 123 Dramatic Club 12 Trea surer 3 PTCSIUCHC 4 Cheerleader 4 Spec tator Staff 4 Booster Club 4 Semor Class Secretary MARIAN SLATER Marian Glee Club 12 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 Glrl Scouts 1234 Tatler 234 Spectator Staff 4 Photography Club 4 Speech Club 3 4 De bate Club 12 Dramatmc Club 4 Mtxed Glee Club 3 4 Glrl Rescues 1 Olflce Staff 2 Archery 1 Tennxs Club 12 Amr Raxd Warden 4 EDNA FLORENCE TYSON Edna Camera Club 1 Glee Club 14 Dramatic retarx Warsav. Hlgh School 2 3 ROBERT F WIEGEL Wzgglze Phwslcal Ed 1 Boys Home Ec Club Sec retarx Treasurer 1 Boss Glee Club 3 Boo ster Club 3 Photography Club Secretary 4 Mlxed Glee Club 3 RICHARD L YELTON Drck PllXblCdl Ed 1 Football 2 3 4 Photographs Club 4 Taller 2 3 Editor 4 Basketball 3 Debate Club 3 4 DFBITIHIIC Club 12 Track 2 Tennis 3 4 Orchestra 12 .t - ,, .4 ' . . 1 4: - . I ' ' - .1 U .. do q 1 l ' 2 j ' ' . . I Q ' , 1: 3 5 ' I 1 U - 1, ,, ,, ' , . . : ' . 1 ' V' Q 4 V I 1 ..,, , 4 . A -,..l! V , I lm.- ff H rr n 3 ' 3 ' Glee Club 1,3,4: Girl Reserves 1.2.3.4: Glrl Club -Treasurer Freshman Class, Sec' i H . 'Y u - . - u , H - . n .1 H V 1 A 4 V 5 E 14 Class Hzstory I am Lloyd Hlgh School In September of 1939 I savu seventy four Freshmen enter my door startxng on thelr way to thexr ultxmate goal Commencement Mr Evans and Mr Ellxs were the able leaders of th1s eager young group of scholars Of course as they were only Freshmen thxs group was almost beneath my notxce but I found an unusual amount of abzlxty present m thxs new mnth grade At the end of that year I attended thelr Freshman party whlch I enjoyed very much In September 1939 I saw most of thxs same group enter my domam on the second lap of thexr Journey Thxs txme Mlss Bayne and Mass Ferr1s were to gulde them That year I was pleased to see that thls group had the best Commencement Dance on record and xt looked as though thev mleht have an unequalled Junxor Semor Dmner Dance The group had thmned cut by September 9 1940 but now I saw quahty mstead of quan t1ty Under the able mentors Mlss Morgan and Miss Bevarly my junxors advanced further OCCBSIOH On September S 1941 I eagerly awalted the return of my new Semors and now only forty exght of the orgmal seventy four were left Mr Rouse was to sponsor thexr most xmport ant year Many of the old frlends now held promment posntxons Harold johnson was agam elected class presldent and also was football captam wxth able bodxed Charles Kuhlmg as captaln of basketball Capable Nancy Dempsey was presxdent of the G1 l Reserves and joe Gardner was honored by two clubs havmg been elected presldent of both the I-I1 Y and the Photography Club Tay Penn was at the helm of the Boosters Club and Eula Roland was the able head of the Dramatnc Club Paul Ammon proved a boon to the student body as chaxrman of the Student Councxl The llterary ab1l1ty of the class was shown by the work of Jeanne Perrow as edrtor of the Spectator and Duck Yelton as edxtor of the Tatler Indeed on the evenmg of Commencement 1942 when I saw them all together for the last txme I felt that I was losmg one of the finest groups of semors that had ever departed from my realms I w1ll mxss them wont you? 15 O 1 . ' - , ' ' into the realms of knowledge and closed the year with the junior-Senior Dance, a memorable . . . .T y . , funzovs The two dxxlslone of the Iunlors of 1947 111 and 11 ln past xears worked together ln clung a freshman parm and a Sophomore mance Thls xear as Iumors we are planmng the customdrx dxrher 'ame tor the Senxors Tha. lun or Semor Dxnner Dance I as become a Lloyd tradltxon This one xull measure up to the hugh standard of past years lb Irv! mu Tanner Mxlner Trumblc- Cramer Hundlcx Collin Schnexdor Bexarlx Pcond mu Bender Nfwve S fi er Lt! Vkxlmhoff Smlth Thzrd rm: Cook Rrr-xx vmglm Kendall Chilton Cook Bs rd Fourth rozz Hon Schnolder Qluout C11fl0I1 Dudderqr Metcalf F :xt rr 11 MOYLWII Watts Cmpnmn I-'11 kv McKmlrx McK1nlf-x Mwrksbvrry Rogers .Second mu Hall N IOX Bain leach Kcenex Kr xmvr Cook Tmrd T011 Lucas Fmlxei Feldman Folmor Adamx Maxo Perkms Fourth mu Jennlngs Moeller Jones Kellh Kufk Moore A - ' F . -3 1 ' .h V 1 A xA S ': , ,.. K N K, H ' lwzr '. A .K 'YZ - L L I ' ' .I I bf, 7' ' . . , -' as?-H 'E - ly., 1 ' X ' 'li A 1 1 ' 1. 1-: . ,C . K it W ,,' ' 5 ' Stages I :X t ' l. if ' 7: ,i 2 , v 0 , . , 1, ' . . ' . .J , - h . . . , V k , 'A i-' ' - 1, , fat rfu Yarbrough Hetnl Paxborn Bucklcx Belew We-ltz enrlnd rf ll Ashcraft. Jones Johneon Moore Rlclc Bradlex Lsnn Neace Thzrd rl Belsfr 'there Sears Keltl Ande Gower Llndtxnan Drxer Bone Wegford uz rth V u Hoard Mlller Vlurs Parr Oldham Carroll Connelly Fzrst mu Fornash Fornash Martm Wexgel Bungenstock Whrte Vance Second run Shoemaker King Hmkln Perkms Stephens Cook Thtrd mu Runlon Zltt Schucart 'vlullxkln Bu ZUIIlblE'l Fourth mu Wrxght Thiel Whxtc- Dempsey Cramer Fifth mu Comer Arnold Murrell Holloman Newberrw Hilm W-H Sophomoves We re not on top we re not on the bottom we re rn the mlddle It s mce to be a mrddle man because when the Semors and lunxors foul out rn a game we come mn and take thexr places When the cheermg sectron gets weak we bounce nn and cheer them uo When everyone rs too busy vnth exerythmg else to get the odd Jobs done we are always there to do them We ve not made our mark yet but you just watch us Next year well be up there vuth the Semors helpmg hold down the most lmportant Jobs rn school We may be httle now but next fall we ll be Iumors 17 Fr , ' , u Q ' A F . , -' i .S - , I A, I M .2 ,. l ' . 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Taylor t , -l I ' , Ezghth Seventh NINTH Altenhofen Thelma Mary Ammon Robert Carl Anderson Betty Barnett Edward M Bamett Harry T Blackwell Cecxl Bowden Roma Lee Brunner Louxse Thelma Byrd Martm Carl Harry Carroll Betty Chambers Dons Chxpman Marjorxe Cllfton Vemon Clrfton Vernon Lee Collms Ruth Connelly Betty Connelly Louxs Elmer Connelly Sheldon Wayne Culbertson Rosemary Jane Doud Betty Edwards John D Fxelds Margaret Fornash Shlrley Foster Charles Games Mary Sue Gcrnall Edward Wxllnam Gray Robert Gswmd Robert Hamm Clarence Isaacs Anebelle Lou Jones Jo Ann lones June Dolores Kalker Wlllxam Harvey Kmg Marjorxe Klem Phlllp Howard Knasel Kenneth Harry Kobman Julia Loulse Kuck Carol Lucxle Lafontame Robert Rxchard Lalle Helen Mane Lane Emma Mane Martm John McClurg Wrllxam Wade McKennv Mary Louxse Muller Thomas Moore Velma Chnstme Mulllkm Marjorle Helen Ohver Rlchard Gene Osbome Blanche Perkms Norman Cecll Rash Thomas Watson Remders Irene Reynolds Celxa Mae Roberts Marv Ehzabeth Rogers John Jr Schnelder Howard Walton Kanana Susan Weber Marv Glenn Welss Melvm Wexss Mvles Samuel Whxte Mary Lou Wrggleworth Kenny Oma Wood Hortense Wrught Wllllam Zxtt Lounse EHGHTH Amburgey Betty Jane Anderson Ida Laverne Bam Andrea Ehzabeth Bell Charles Black Dorothy Mae Black Fred Bramlage Betty Brown Jovce Lee Browmng Robert Browmng Wanda Mae Burton Thelma Mae Clmkenbeard Clyde Bradford f ook Mary Lou Cutter Harry Herbert Daughterty Joseph Franklm Davrs Rose Doud Jxmmle Wrlllam Duvall Kenneth Elsclager Wllllam Faris Shlrlev Feldman Robert Leroy Florence Wanda Frazler Justine Frazler Pauline Goley Lucy Evelyn Hall Helen Ruth Hamblln J B Hlll Edward McK1nley Houston Sue Ann Howell Dons Fay Iones Robert Houston Klem Rlchard Edwm Kleme Ray Casper Landrum Donald Robert Lucas Mary Jane I vnn Alfred Marshall Charles Robert Martm Alfred Samuel McClure lack R McK1nlev James Charles McManus Shlrlev Lee McNamee Juanxta Jeannetta Mrles John Wllllam M1ller Noreen Mane Meyers Irene K Munch Walter Myers Rose Mary Myers Wavne Almond Noyes Vxolet Jean Perkms Marvm Lloyd Perkms Nellie Mae Petty Betty Punk Charlane Rash Bonnie lean Rauhauser Jack Ray Wayne Remmell Donald Rach Norma Jean Rogers Elvm Schnelder James Edward Schnelder Rxchard Ernest Schuchart Albert Edward Schwab Harry Clayton Slmpson Collm Sowder Wanda Lee Squalr Robert Stephens Carrme Sue Taylor Charlotte Gamewell Urton Marv Frances Vanlandmgham Bryce Wadsworth Joan Vlfamscott Thomas Warner Edna Watkms Mary Ann Watklns Ruth Weatherford Roy 19 SEVENTH Allen Lucy Margaret Anten Gerrold Stuart Bell Helen Mane Black Joanne Ehzabeth Blackbum Wanda Mae Bowden Charlotte Chambers Eugema Ruta Chilton Donald Wxlson Chmn Carolyn Ruth Clemons Sara Ehzabeth Connelly Evelyn Faye Cook Randall Klrt Crowell Helen Mane Deemer Joan Alice Dees Gladys Mane Edmondson Bernard Wlllxam Fxcke Jo Ann Carol Frakes Margarette Catherme Gray Tommy Stephens Greenup Roy Hagedorn John Wxllram Hammock Helen Haven George Carter Haven Charles Ralph Hers Florence Louxse Hxnton Claudle Hope Edgar George Hummel Esther Mane Hundley Gayle Clarence Hundley Luther Cormsh Jenmngs Wlllxam Donald Jones Mcssxe Gllbert LaFonta1ne Margaret Evelyn Leslle Wlllxam Thomas Llghtner Mlldred Frances Lucas Betty Jean Lynn Clara Lee Marksberrv Geneva May 'VIartm Marulyn Loulse Mayo Clxfford Arthur McC1urg Harry Jr Meyer Margie Mae Neace Al Hoover Ollver Lyman Russel Owen Jrmmy Vmton Phxlllps George John Satchwxll Marcella Fay Scherf Joan Schnexder Charles Lee Sears June Alvce Shyrlgh Margot Evelyn Stephens Margaret Francxs Steres Marvm Lee Thompson Wxlma Mae lValton Rlchard Whlte Ehzabeth Frances Wmgate Wanda Mane 1 Y ' - ' ' , v ' v , . , ., y , . , 1 v Y ' Y . - . v ' ' 1 ' ' 1 r ' , , , , s , , Y 7 7 . , , 1 Y ' Y Y . , , . , , , v I I , l 3 Y , , , . , , . . 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Class Wzll We the Senror Class of nrneteen hundred forty two of Lloyd Memorral Hrgh School Erlanger Kentucky havrng reached the end of our hrgh school days and somewhat fatrgued bv mcessant mental torl and drudgery at our athletrc contests but strll sound of mrnd manner and understandrng do make and pub lrsh thrs, our last wrll and testrmony hereby revokmg and makrng vord all former wrlls made by us at any trme heretofore To the Junror class we leave our very superxor po srtron as Senrors and hope that you can manage to pull through as well as we drd To the Sophomore class we leave all the encyclo pedras and other reference books that we used so drlr gently to rncrease our lrterary knowledge To the dear Freshmen we leave a large parl of un used bram glue to be used by them carefully and per srstantly whrle preparrng therr lessons and we hope thrs wrll ard them rn fastenrng hrstorrcal data and other dry matters rn therr mrnds wrthout exertron To our teachers to whom we are greatly rndebted for most of thrs great knowledge or ours we wrll leave some restful nrghts of undrsturbed dreams because now they don t have to worry about makrng out exams for us and lrstenrng to our sorrowful srghs when we recerve our report cards Paul Ammon wrlls hrs quret ways to Lloyd Chrlton Frreda Bonfert leaves some of her assortment of beaux to Mrllra Rodgers to take her to church so that she, too wrll have a drfferent one each Sunday nrgl't Lucy Comer wrlls her abrlrty to pull the wool over the teachers eyes to Babe Perl-uns Glenna Rose Connelly leaves her knowledge to Rrchard Olrver Drck Cook wrlls hrs speed rn basketball to Paul Metcalf james Crowell leaves hrs Job at the drce table t the Town House to Clarence Hamm Elsre Culbertson wrlls her drmrnutrveness to Beth Hundley Nancy Dempsey wrlls her abrlrty to hold her man to Jean McKrnley Mrldred Dretz wrlls her dancmg abrlrty to Brenda and Cobrna Fornash jane Doddy wrlls her abrlrty to talk to Mary Kramer Anna Lors Fulton wrlls her abrlrty to make speeches to Davrd Moeller so he can stand up for hrs rrghts Harrret Furnrsh leaves her fratermty crest to Patsy Frcke who wrshes she had one joe Gardner wrlls hrs automobrle to anyone who can get trres for rt Bob Martrn and Audrey Gray leave therr romantrc mclrnatrons to Brlly Lucas and Mary Sue Games Helen Holthaus wrlls her abrlrty to hold an alumnus to Vrctor Iennmgs who wrll need to know the technr que rn order to hold an alumna Shrrlev Hood leaves Punkrn to the junror class Loretta Hoard leaves her country fellers whom no one ever sees rn Erlanger to Maxme Staggs Harold Iohnson wrll hrs athletrc abrlrty to Sammy Neace rn hopes that he wrll grow up Ruth Kalker wrlls her mental abrlrty to Donald Wrlmhoff rn case of an emergency Norma Klern leaves her blonde locks to Vrvran Weltz Charles Kuhlrng wrlls hrs abrlrtv to dance to jrmmy Doud Marjorre Landrum wrll her long walk to school to Murrel Dryer to help her to reduce Brll Mando wrlls hrs slrm figure to Vernon Fats Moore Mary Belle McCarty leaves her srlent ways to Krrtley Kerth so we can have a lrttle peace and quret Jov McCollum leaves her lady lrke ways to Eleanor Vrox Leonard McHargue wrlls hrs good looks to be drs trrbuted among the underclassmen Betty Mrles wrlls her abrlrty to comprehend Wrllram Shakespeare to the junror class who surely wrll need Alice Nreman wrlls her abrlrty to cheer to whom ever takes her place next year Mae Oldham leaves her studrous ways to Carolyn Mrlner who could use them Margre Osborne wrlls her place on the front row at football and basketball games to whomever gets there first Octavra Penn leaves Erlanger and hopes to return Jeanne Perrow wrlls the edrtorshrp of the Spectator to Lee Rov Frakes Esther Petty wrlls her abrlrty to smg to Eleanor Lee Cook jon Prows leave hrs speed rn typrng to Mrss Woods to be drstrrbuted among her typrng students next year Eugenra Ranshaw leaves her worn out vocal cords to Kuchle s Garage to be repaired Melford Rrder wrlls hrs abrlrty to escort two or three Dew Drops to a basketball game at one trme to Bobby Gschwrnd Ruth Rernders wrlls her grggle to Alrce Collrns Betty Anne Sears wrlls her chewrng gum to Mrss Morgan, to drspose of rt as she sees lit Marran Slater wrlls her sophrstrcated ways KI guess that s what you call themb to Lucv Goley Gladys Terlau leaves her varrety of boy frrends to Blanche Osborne to add to her strmg Edna Tyson wrlls her record of gettrng to school late or not at all to George Phrllrps Betty Warnscott leaves Vrctor jennrngs for better or for worse Bob Wregel wrlls hrs abrlrtv t puck a fight to Verner jones Russell Wrlmhoff leaves hrs excuses to the under classmen who wrll probably need them Drck Yelton wrlls the edrtorshrp of the Tatler to Mary Watts Ralph Cook wrll hrs artrstrc abrlrty to Buddy jones Subscrrbed sealed publrshed and declared by the Senrer Class of 1942 and for therr last wrll rn pre sence of each other thrs june 1 1942 at Lloyd Me morral Hrgh School Erlanger County 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I' 10 Gomg w1th the wmd' Wop Chuck All Amerxcan Boy Gettm together Contact Anxxety Hero Rldm Hlgh Tlme out Perfect catch Swmg xt' Actnon Four Peaches Sports Behind Every Team - - - CHEERLEADERS Txme was when people went to sports eyents and yelled what and when they pleased tmaybe they stlll dob but more and more our cheermg IS becomlng orgamzed just as all teams have adopted standard rules and reeulatlons so we are puttmg one system into our cheermg Cheerleaders have become as muc 1 a part of our teams as haye our coarhes and thexr job IS not an easy one They too must practlce contmuously umforms and transportatmon are not Thls year s squad was composed of slx regulars an l Jne alternate Of the seven fue are Semors Audrey Gray Eula Roland Alice Nleman Esther Petty and 'Vhldred Dietz Eleanor Lee Cook and Carolyn Mllner are left to stay on v.xth the four newly elected cheer leaders Let s keep cheermg I et s keep playmg America 3 COACHES. MANAGERS, TRAINER Gardner. Lindeman HEERLEADERS Mllner COACHES MANAGERS TRAINER Dld you ever try plckmg up after one boy who leaves footballs here basketballs there shoes nn one place socks nn another? Thxs same boy wants these thmgs to be where theyre supposed to be the next t1me he needs them Yes the managers do that Multiply thls by fifty boys and dxvlde by three mana gers and you know what these boys have to do Small thanks they get elther from coaches or players Here s to the unseen heroes here for four years new taklng care of the boys ITIJUTIES and axlments We ll mlss h1m The coaches have small worrles too Boys to be kept ID shape games to be arranged equipment to be looked after and of course they haye to teach thelr regular classes too fi kv v v ' l ' , , . , . , - U Q ' ' I . - . . aiaforded them. they must provide their own. Then there's Doc Gardner, who's been around . l ' ' ' 22 Ashcraft. Clifton, Tichenor, Cooper Gray Cook Roland Nneman Pettv Spring Sports GOLF TEAM 1941 W gl l B Perkms Metcalf H Perkms l' Lucas N I 5 TENNIS Yelton D Cook Ammon R Cook johnson GOLF Our golf team mlght be called the lone rangers of our school as there has never been anyone who has acted as thelr coach Perhaps they dld not need a coach Playmg most of thelr games after school was out they won the Northern Kentucky High School Golf Tournament sponsored by the Kentucky Post Last years team was made up of the followmg boys Babe Perkms Paul Metcalf Harvey Perkms and Bully Lucas Harvey graduated but we hear there xs another brother ln that famlly who knows hrs golf also TENNIS Last year the tennis team won three out of four matches losmg only to Ludlow whom they later defeated ln a return match Ths vear with thelr 1 3 4 men returnmg thev are expected to be ln the thxck of the tournament fight The members of last year s team were Dlck Cook Forrest Penn Dlck Yelton Paul Ammon and Russell Chambers Thls years team IS composed of the followmg Duck Yelton Duck Cook Paul Ammon Ralph Cook and Harold john on O xo' If sf T , T A xkh' n 'V 'W' . 'N ol 4. . . ' , . . . 5 :A ' H up-lu 5' ll I , '-ia - E . . , A N - i A I .-.bias A ll-I n V I I ' Z3 N K A C RUNNER UP 1941 Y -44,30 rg? Football for 1941 Under the d1rect1on and SUPBYVISIOD of Coach Hank Cooper the Lloyd Iuggernaut football team captamed by Harold Johnson had the most successful season of any team that ever played at Lloyd Our first game was a conference game wrth Dayton whxch we won after a hard fought battle 12 6 The next Friday we traveled to jeffersontown for a non conference game and came back wnth a 210 vnctory Our thlrd and fatal game of the year was wxth the Highland Blueblrds who upset us 6 0 The next game we played host to North College Hull on a muddv field and after strugglrng through 48 minutes of mud and water we won 9 0 S0 the mud season ended with 3 wms and 1 los-. To start the seoond half of our season we tra veled to Dayton for our Hrst mght game of the year and trounced them again 18 0 Our next game was with Ludlow another mght game whlch we took after a bad start 19 0 Dxxle Helghts was next on the llst and fell 20 6 Reallzmg we had lost the Northem Kentucky Athletxc Conference tltle by one percentage pomt accordlng to the Dlckmson ratmg system establlshed nn the conference this year we played Bellevue a hard fought game and won 8 0 Thls placed us second nn the conference standing Also m the unofficial Northern Kentucky Confer ence otherwxse known as the Bxg Exght we won with a record of 7 wms and 1 loss johnson and Kuhlmg were plcked as alternates on the All Fast team and we were fortunate to have some boys picked on the all conference team johnson Ammon and Dudderar . . . . ' , :rm K 1 -'rf-3 . - -. ' an , v ' ,X - l ., 2'9 1 H ',. .-.. nw ' - . . M .ug ,. 5 . . X N, 4 ff' ' Y '. , . ,fn .,, ' . . s 1 . , 4, tw , - g I -.r ,-1... 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' . - 34th DISTRICT TOURNAMENT WINNER 1942 Basketball 1941 42 The team under the supervrsron of Coach james I Trchenor otherwrse known as Pop had a farrly successful season flmshmg thrrd rn the N K A C and wmmng the Drstrxct Toumament The Dxstrrct Tournament started with us prtted agarnst the Drxre Heights Colonels and after bemg behmd 22 14 at the half we came out m the second half to wrn 40 36 Our second game was wrth St Henry s a weak but plucky team who fell before our attack 45 27 We advanced to the finals and played Srmon Kenton wrnnmg 29 18 We then advanced to the Reg onal where we met Srmon Kenton agam but the tables turned agamst u and we fell 40 33 Johnson Perkms and Kuhlmg were chosen on the All Drstrrct Tournament team and johnson was chosen on the Regronal All Tournament team SCHEDULE Nov Dec Dec Dec an an an an Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Llyod Florence Highlands Walton Dayton Brocksvllle Bellevue Ludlow Simon Kenton GD an an Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Dayton Bellevue Drxre Herghts St Henry Alexandria Beechwood Drxre Herghts Ludlow .28 42 13 ,I . 19 31 Dec. 5 Lloyd 39 Burlington 29 jan. 23 Lloyd 29 Midway . 12 33 ' 26 j . 27 26 . 16 13 46 ,I . 30 26 ' ' ' . 19 36 39 . 6 28 . J . 6 43 ' 26 . 13 28 ' J . 9 33 29 . 17 34 J , 13 31 22 .20 36 ' ' ' J . 16 29 ' 23 . 27 29 25 Class Prophecy Mr Webster has thls to say about Prophecy Ruth Kalker portrayxng the typ1calDa1ry Mard quote A declaratxon of somethmg to come a fore telllng especlally an msplred foretellmg unquote We have thzs to say about It 1952 WILL FIND The celebrated edltor Rrchard Yelton publlshmg the announcement of the approaching marrxage of D Joseph Gardner and h1s attractrve fiancee, Miss Nancy Jane Dempsey When asked for a statement Dr Gardner remarked Our defense bonds matured' The Rev Glenuel Stephens performed the ceremony Wedding prctures by Ralph Cook Let Cook s Pre serve Your Looks Studio Helen Sanders Knee Helen Holthausb the modern young executnx who rs provmg that a career and marrrage do mrx lunchmg w1th Mxss Audrey Gray newly appolnted edrtor of Mademoiselle magazme ln wee Elsre Culbertsons Blde A Wee Tea Room Jeanne Perrow recently havmg mvented a new apparatus rn televlslon, a means by whxch fourth zllmensron can be employed to further our appreclatxon of Bob Martms Melody Tlme ffeaturmg the Bob Mxss Glenna Rose Connelly as Dean of Women at Lloyd Hugh School followrng the retrrement of Mlss Morgan Alxce Nxeman modeling cotton stocklngs at Saks Flfth Avenue Also at Saks Marjorle Landrum modelmg what the chlc young career woman of the day should wear Betty fBrendaJ Sears and Genre CCobmaJ Ran shaw grvmg therr novelty program on N B C Peekmg out from behmd the controls the handsome face of Robert Wlegel NBC s Chlef Engmeer Frxeda Bonfert photographers model for Drene Shampoo Paul Ammon wxth hrs Dry Cleanmg Plants strewn hlther and yon from Memphrs to Mobile Mxldred Dxetz dancmg mstructress at Paramount Studlos Betty Mlles model bemg voted Most Photo graphed Cover Glrl of 52 Head Judge bald Jon Prows chalned to hrs chair as the beautxes prome nade Edna Tyson eye specxallst reported mountmg sales of specs to Lloyd students suffermg from eye stram due to unllmxted amount of homework m beruffled whlte apron Russell Wxlmhoff complete wlth checked vest gold watch chaxn and huge black stogxe havmg broken the Bank at Monte Carlo now proprxetor of all Gamblmg Houses therem Tay Penn sweetheart of the Warshmgton Marine Barracks vxsrtmg rn Erlanger at the palatxal homes of Mrs Vxctor Jenrmgs CBetty Wamscotti and Mrs Charles Yelton 1Anna Loxs Fultonj Joy McCollum guest Concert Plamst wrth Mel ford Riders Erlanger Symphony Orchestra Frxendly competxtron between Norma Klems Beauty Shoppe and Leonardo McHargue Beauty Salon Loretta Hoard prxvate secretary to C J Kuhllng of the Kuhllng Cool1ng System Inc Jane Doddy publxcrty agent to Esther Petty of the New York Metropolrtan Opera Co Harnet Furmsh shopping for her weddmg gown the ones used rn her four prevxous weddmgs havmg gone out of style Margxe Osborne makmg her debut as hrst woman basketball referee Ruth Remders and srsters combmlng to make the Andrews Slsters of 52 Amerrcan Arr Lme Hostess Eula Roland at temptxng to satlsfy the whims of Punk Johnsons Husky Eleven from Podunk crossmg the contl nent to tangle wxth Sopunks team at the Rosebowl Mae Oldham dletlclan at Yale Umverslty Mary Belle McCarty mventmg labor savmg de vxces for housewlves Authoress Lucy Dee Comer whose press agent James Crowell announces the record breakmg sales of leer best seller depxctlng the hxgh lxghts fand low lnghtsj xn the llfe of Rlchard Louls Cook who passed qunetly away only last sprmg as a result of a chronxc case of aggravated ennul QFuneral arrangements by Wxlham Mando Funeral Homeb Gladys Terlau stxll lookxng for THE man Shxrley Hood and Marian Slater married to Multx Mxlhonaxres and llvlng happily ever after fwe hopeb' MARIAN SLATER SHIRLEY Hoon . : , , 44 - - , ' ' Y Y - ' . . . . . . ,, , , , . . . . 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A L ,ffl 5' I vv,.j,.1V W , .vw ,fl V .. , ?,,..w-?2. -,-I ., f' M uszcal Almanac November Sang at Methodlst Church Covington Ky Noxember 22 Esther Petty soloed at Wllken Shearer nuptlals December 7 Mixed trlo at Baptlst Church December 9 Christmas program for P T A December l Mvced quartet sang at Buflfalo Club Covmgton K5 December 19 Chrxstmas chapel Ianuary 24 Octet sang at Appel Gornall weddmg March 18 Amerlcans All Immigrants All fchapell Marct 27 Programs for dxstrlct P T A meeting., Aprxl l Programs for Rotary Club April 8 Musxc chapel program Aprxl 13 Dlstrxct contests Coungton Apnl 23 25 Kentucky High School Musxc Festnal May 29 Iune 1 Commencement Week Music 28 BOYS QUARTET Martin jenmngs Ammon Johnson MIXED QUARTET Martm Petty McCollum Johnson GIRLS TRIO Petty Fulton McCollum OCTET Martm Fulton Petty McCollum jennmgs Ammon johnson Klein GLEE CLUB MIXED GLEE CLUB GIRLS GLEE CLUB JUNIOR GLEE CLUB BOYS' FS ull BAND MUSIC CLUB SPEECH CLUB LIBRARY STAFF Band When Mr Vance v-as announced as the dxrector of a band to be organlzed at Llojd no one thought anythmg about lt but when we saw some of the results we all agreed that rt was hardly short of mrraculous The fortv two members are from the Erlanger Graded Schools and Lloyd Patsy Fncke IS Mr Vances assls ant The mothers of the band members have Organized a club to help out financrallv Some of the occaslons at vxhxch our band has played are P T A Locust Street and Lloyd opemng of new Elsmere School ClVlll8H Defense Meetmg Fathers Nlght P T A at Llovd Chapel Concert Mav 8 We are very proud of our band and have hopes that they wlll march down the field at our football games next vear M uszc lub Officers Presldent Charles Cook Vlce Presxdent Spenser Cook Secretary Edna Mae Sne1der Treasurer James Holloman Purpose Organlzed for people Interested ln muslc who had the deslre to learn more and better musxc They haxe been studyxng composers and the type of muslc they wrote Harmonv and musxc apprecxatwn hawe also been of pnme mtelest Speech Club ' f Because of the lack of Interest 1n Debate mamfestej by the student body the Debate Club was dlssolwed and a Speech Club orgamzed m 1ts place The Speech Club has as xts prlmarv alm the deslre to Improve the speech of the entxre Lloyd Hlgh School student bodv Some of Its projects during the vear are partlclpatlon ln the Speech Festlval presldlng at assembly programs and partlclpatlon IH numerous assembly programs Lzlwavy Sta f What do we do? Its reallv werv sxmple after the first week of learnlng just how our llbrarv does operate In each perlod tvxo glrls start bv hndlng cards for books puttmg them away dusting shelves and ln general keepmg thmgs m order S nce some of our books hate seen better davs we keep a needle and thread and plenty of paste vxlthln slght most of the txme When new books arrlxe they go through the process of recexvlng cards numbers and a dab or two of shellac to make them last longer We are verv fortunate ID havmg such an up to date hbrary and It s here for everyone to use and enjoy ll CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB SCHOOL BOY PATROL DRAMATIC Dmmatzc Club Ofhcers PYQSI 'ent Eula Roland Vzcc Presxdent Sb r ex hc ol Secretary lant Doc dx Treasurer Edna Tvson Sponsor Mlss Yarbrouflt Purpose J lrarn more l ut a xml drama its Home Economzcs Club Ofhcers Presldent Cxlanla Ro Lonntlly Vxce Prestden Mar Taxlor Secrctary B tty Ruth Moore Treasurer Mar one Ktnf Club Rnoorter Vtuar Weltz Sponsor Mnss Blame Purpose To bring students m C o tr touch wlth the greater home economlcs organtzatlon of the state and rlatton glr s To form a closer Contact bet xeen the home economtcs departmen and communltw Internatzonal Relatzons Officers Preszdent Edxxaro Gornall Vtce Presltlen C auflc Hmtc 1 Stcrttarx Treasurer Nom un Ptrltln Sponsor Mr Mtkeelx The purpose of LlllS C ub 15 to p omote a better understandtrg between countrtes bx study about these COUHITICS School Bo Patrol Sponsor Mr Arnett The Llox d School Bow Patrol urns organwed four sears ago largely to assist puplls across the Dive Hlghxxax Furmg, th nt tlme thex nexer had a trafllc acctdent This year they are dlrectmg trafhc at school at noon and also at all sc tool functlons where xt IS necessary to park cars 53 I . .4 J 1 V, . 2 ' , , . - - -, Tr lam rt: 4 zt '. I 7 ' - 1' sf: T H ' ' , ' Q, A xy' y , .7 Q , . 3 ' - ' f A ' 2 I I 7' A 'I A A l 1 ' l 53 f . ' ' 1' l ' To form a c'o-:tr contect bt-tween home economics departments and the home life of ' lp , . V A Lf- ' v . t . ts V. I I ' . st' 3, 1 V A ' .I . 1 l '- 2. ' --. 1: 1 'A 4 A .1 , , ' F , , V . 1 Y 1 ' , , fc: 'i , t. , ' F ' ., .4 ! ' , Z ' , . , . ' ' - '. , . '1 I-II-Y SENIOR GIRL RESERVES BIUNIOR GIRL RESERVFS GIRL SCOUT S Ophcers Prestdent joe Gardner Vrce Presxdent Vlc lenntngs Secretary Paul Ammon Treasurer lame Crowell Correspondmg Secretary jon Proms Sponsor 'Vlr Prlce Purpose To create and mamtatn and extend throughout the school and comrnunxty a hlgher standard of CllI'lSt18l'l character Semor Gfzfrl Reserves Officers Presldent Nancy Dempsey Vrce President Octaxxa Penn Secretary Harrlet Furnrsh Treasurer Edrth Mae McK1nley Sponsor Mrss Bex arly Purpose To develop elrls socrallv physrcally and splrxtually umm' Gwl Reserves Ofllcers Presrdent Andrea Bam Vlce Presrdent loan Wadsworth Treasurer Betty Bramlage Sponsor Mtss Bexarly The grrls rn lumor I-hgh School from thts cluh xxtth the same purpose and objectnes as the Semor Gxrl Rescrxes 'wl Scouts Purpose To become better clttzens and to help the communtty ln ex ery posstble may The gtrl scouts are CllN1dECl rnto two groups the Senlor and the junxor Senlor Gxrl Scouts Sponsors MISS Culton Mrss Daugherty ,Iumor Glrl Scouts Treasurer Andrea Bam Patrol Leaders Dorls Chambers Ioan Fxcke Helen Crovsell Sponsors Mrss Culton Mlss Perklns 30 o 'L ' . 7 5 v I I ' I O Secretarv-AMarf -lane Lucas o BOOSTER CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Gwls Athletu: Assoczatzon Ofhcers Presldent Eleanor Vlox Secretary Treasurer Norma Klem Sponsor Mass Culton The Llovd G A A Club IS a part of the Northern Kentucky Cv A A Club and t e purpose of the varlous Clubs 15 to give the gxrls a chance to dexelop their skxll m t e varlous sports Each sprmi, these clubs have what they call a Play Day at one of t e schools Thls glves the glrls a chance to meet other gxrls ln a competltlve held and see how they compare wlth other grrls 1n other schools Last year our gxrls attended Play Day for the first tlme and made an excellent shovung Booster Club Presldent OCl8Wl3 Penn Vxce Presldent Helen Holthous Treasurer Betty Walnscott Secretary Inv McCollum Sponsor Mlss Perkms Purpose To boost athletlcs Obwcc wes Foster a splrlt of sportsmanship about our school PUbllClZ9 athletxc events Glve some recognltlon to athletes durmg the year by entertalmng them at the Athletlc Banquet Promote a better school splrlt not only among studen s but also faculty Photography Club Ofhcers Pres1dent joe Gardner VxcePres1dent Harold Iohnson Secretary Bob Wlegel Treasurer joy McCollum Sponsor Mr Tlchenor Purpose To obtam a greater understandmg of photography 37 g , o 0 o ' . 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STUDENI COUNCH ART CLUB TATLER bTAFF Student ounczl Officers Chairman Paul Ammon Vlce Chaxrman Wllham Lucas Secretary Nancy Jane Dempsey Sponsor Mr Prlce The Student councll was formed the last semester of last vear wlth representatnes to act as an mtermedrary between the faculty and the student body whereby a clear under standing mav be arrned at regarding the pol1c1es of the school and the desxres of the students At all txmes thus organlzatxon shall act rn a constructlve capaclty and never xn the role of being crltlcal The councxl IS composed et two members each from the Freshman Sophomore jumor and Stmor Classes elected from the class at large Art Club Sponsor Mlss Bevarly Purpose To develop mterest ln art and to do some practlcal work m charcoal and oll pamts Tatlev Sta f Edxtor Dick Yelton Asslstant Editors Mary Watts Lee Roy Fmkes Busmess Manager Bxllv Lucas Features Harrlet Furnlsh Patsv Flcke Slllflfiy Hood Irene Relnders Exchanges Bettv Mrles Clubs jane Doddy Marv Sue Games Soclety Marlan Slater Phlhp Klem Fash1ons Murxel Dryer Audrey Gray Literature Lucy Comer Gene Hetfel Sports Paul Ammon Bobby Grav Artist Rcbert jones Typlsts Lucy Comer Mlldred DIQYY Ioy McCollum OCtBNl8 Penn Ieanne Perroxx Reporters Robert Ammon Eumce Barn Doris Chamers Dltk Gower Bobbx Gswmd Leon Kelth Carol Kexth Carol Kuck D3Vld Moeller Sammy Neace Tommy Rash Mxlha Rogers Collm Slmpson Bryce Van Landlngham The purpose of tlus Club 18 to pubhsh an lnterestmg 'md mformatlonal school paper 39 ' , , - , . 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' V ' . 1 ' ' - - , , , , The Class Knocker Why I should have been elected to be the Class Knocker I know rs beyond the ken of the entlre school body as I can never reach to Knock on a door and could never ever knock a tenms ball But wxth charxty for all and malxce toward none I wxll try to do Justrce to my vlctnms joy McCollum should try to study her Latm lesson better as the other day we heard her mum blmg glngo gmgeree glnger bread gimme some joe Gardner should have taken Nancy wrth hnm when he bought hrs new car We feel sure he wouldn t have bought such a luxurxous one Octavla Penn everyone knows why Erlanger holds so many more attractions than Loursvrlle Esther Petty should close all doors and wmdows when practlcmg She may dlsturb her neighbors Bettv Mlles rr you would just try to speak a tone or two lower we would appreciate It for a sweet low vorce rs a wonderful thmg rn women Shakespeare sald Leonard McHargue has been successful ln covermg up all hrckles and freckles but hrs method w1ll soon be made public Marian Slater sees and hears Hollywood calling her but It may be a long time before Hollywood sees and hears her Loretta Hoard, srlence rs golden but Roosevelt drdn t get to be presrdent by not talkmg Dlck Yelton should take warnmg from hrs last cxtatlon by the traffic highway police and not speed so when he has hrs car full of grrls Nancy jane Dempsey should cultrvate a taste for the cinema as she was never known to have seen one Bob Wregel Its a relief to Bob s mmd now that Uncle Sam has declded his llfes work for htm Elsre Culbertson was caught readmg How to eat and grow httle Charles Kuhlmg, rf you had only dxscovered you could be an mdrvrdual mstead of One of the gang you d have been a wonderful boy Norma Kleln we thought you d have been the one o snare the affectlons of our only Adoms jim Crowell Jrm has a lean and hungry look he hmks too much Eula Roland just a llttle southem gxrl at heart No doubt shell spend her old age m some lrttle ole town rn Alabama Brlly Mando should dxet for no girl loves a pudgy boy Shrrley Hood Tas better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all Melford Rxder fteachers heard chattermgj Peace xts wonderful Helen Holthaus, why go with an alumnus when you have all you want rwht here rn our Semor Class Jane Doddy you ve had a bad year keepmg Ralph out of mrschxef Frieda Bonfort to evervone goes some mark of dlstlnctron Heres to the Strawberry Blonde Robert Cralgg Martin does all rxght with has woman twomenjg but ugh' hrs Economics' Mrldred Dletz Her technique on how to handle Basketball Playerfsj IS now the envy of all gxrls Our 111 Richard Cook w1ll never again hang on Mammas apron sthngs not wrth the mighty baskets he shoots Anna Lors Fulton rs now takxng vxtamm pills to bulld up an appetrte Glenna Rose Connelly We thought the Cafeterra environment might make you eat enough to grow up a lrttle jon Prows Mavbe rf jon hadnt had to slop the prgs so much before school he mrght have been able to get to school on time Lucy Dee Comer Do all the boys love her soclablllty or her 1ntellect9 Mae Oldham shouldn t puck on boys smaller than she It 1snt lady luke' Ralph Cook No more new cars' Soooo Zabble you d better slow down' Edna Tyson Lrttle and round and busy as a ee Eugema Ranshaw tour drug store cowgrrll should have stayed aboard her Chattanooga Choo Choo Jeanne Perrow you re edxtor of thus thmg so Ill leave you to do your own knoclnr-g Harold Darwm johnson talxas Henry VIIIJ ' ' pas' rs not unknown to us but to numerate hrs many noble deeds would bore the reader Nevertheless h1s gallant and courtly mannerxsms have off set hrs Mormamsh nature Margle Osbome- Men never make passes at gurls who wear glasses Betty Ann Sears Yes, even thee-Betty Ann rs lust as femmme as the other femmes of our class even rf she does wear pants to school Russell Wllmhofl' Wops marvelous English grades certainly don't account for hrs mablllty to spell Truant Ruth Kalker Come quench your blushes and present yourself Maxme Staggs seems to use as far as you have to walk you would have wom off some Ruth Remders Ask me no questrons and Ill tell you no lxes Audrey Gray I Jus don't see how the cheerleaders will get along without you next year Mary Belle McCarty we re gomg to have to get along on lf. lb of sugar a week, so xt's just a questron of tlme untll shes breath taklng Paul Ammon such honesty rs not found nn one so talkative' Maryorre Landrum as I know so httle of your past twould be useless to knock you Alxce Nleman your pretty blonde locks are a rare vrrtue but cn account of savmg for defense what will she dc? Betty Warnscott If you want mformatron on How to wear the pants ln the family ask Betty But now my task ns done By God I cannot flatter I do defy The tongues cf soothers but a braver place In my heart s love hath no man than yourself HARRIET FURNISH ., . . . . . , . . . , , Cl 11 H ,, . . . . . . . ,, . . . ,, . . , . , - . ' LL ' ' ' ' H ' ! H 7 ' - 1 ' . . . . ,, . , . , . . . . , - . . , . 1 . W ' Y . .. . , , . ' ' lb lb ' . - . . . . ,, ,, , so b . , - , ll ' ' Y! AL 11 ' ' v 1 ' ' ' D . , , . . . . , - s IK' ' 7! Y! , . . , . . . . . . . . , . , ,, . . . . . ,, . . . ,, , i s l ' ' , - , - - . , - , , . . . , . . 1 ' . . ,, . . . .. ' l! H . . . ,, , ' ' ' ' Il 71 YY , . - , - , , . t ' H 'U ' Ar ' I ' ' 46 ' ' 11 W l u . ,, . t . Y , . . , . . , - , . ,L . . . . . . , . 1 ' ' H ' ' . , - ... . Q . .y . , .. -, Y, - - v ' ', 1 ' Y . . . 1, . , ' . . - - , - . . H . - ,. , - . - , .. ,. ., . . . , . . . 2 . . , V, lr vv ' -


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