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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1950 volume:

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Mi w Q Y wfw EW Q29 QfR,W Q, Syyyf 1 51 mi Qi X Xi Q3 5, xl Eb? fi 42 Q ' X The Spec tatvk C1444 of I 95 0 '. .. . If p LLOYD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL .AAAJ Agn J - .Qffbcoif XA ..Wl'Yb0 l.fi.QfQ..! - Illenwifiu ,9n Uat Sckqpholz Contents Pages Lloyd Higli School .... .... 4 Opening Section . . . . . . . 7 Dedication ...... .... 1 0 Administration .... .... 1 2 The Seniors ....18 The Classes . . . . . . .32 Activities .... ...- 4 0 Music... -.--53 Sports ..... -..- 6 0 Advertising . . . - - - -72 Six THA ,QA 704' 114 70 Rememht ,.... . j e .Y , N-1... A .X .twin :nun-Q-. A-.... ...,....,..., X 1 Graduation, and we are going away. We will remember our last September ar Lloyd. Seven fuvx S1 l'i'5'iJf -nr we hr xr 19 'wr' High! Oat Fbepaution 70 ?utqf2e Sewice fn bedicativn I Mr. John Stoll Mr. Paul Champion . M77 f fm fjwff To Mr. .lohn Stoll and Mr. Paul Champion, who for three years have been the football and basketball coaches, the seniors wish to dedicate this issue of the 1950 Spectator. Both Mr. Stoll and Mr. Champion are graduates of Western Kentucky State College in 1947. Before entering college, Mr. Stoll lived in Ludlow, Kentucky where he played high school football. While in the service of his country, he served in the paratroopers for three years. Mr. Champion is a native of Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. During the war, he joined the Navy and attended Harvard and Dennison while in service. He played basketball and some football at these schools. He too re- turned to Western State College. Ten In 1949 Mr. Champion and Mr. Stoll coached the basketball team to the 34th District Championship. Under the leadership of these coaches, we look forward to a continued improvement in spirit and performance of athletics at Lloyd. 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Gordon, Meadows, Schaffer. SECOND ROW: B. Gordon, L. Blum, Rouse, Mr. Tichenor. THIRD ROW: Klein, Fornash, Johnson. Fifieen ?4caltg LORINE SCHOENLE A.B. Georgetown, College University ot Kentucky Social Science ANNA BORCHIN A.B. University of Kentucky Librarian LUCILLE CORTRIGHT B.S. 'XPLAML CHAMPION A.B. Western State College Harvard University Physical Education Social Science CHARLOTTE CON RADDI B.S. l Louisiana State University Social Studies English New York University Physical Education LOUISE EWERS Sch. Mus. B. Oberlin Conservatory of Music University of Cincinnati Band BETTY JEAN KINCAID 'A.B. Georgetown College University of Kentucky Languages A. W. LANCASTER A.B., M.A. University of Kentucky Kentucky Wesleyan College Mathematics Sixteen BETTY SUE SCOTT University of Kentucky Seventh Grade JOHN STOLL Western State College Physical Education JANE THOMAS B.S. University of Kentucky Music IRMA WARD A.B. Morehead State College Mathematics I Seventeen ?4calfs GERALDINE MAY University of Kentucky Home Economics O 'n'EVALYN MITCHELL Eastern State College University of Cincinnati SARAH PRICE A.B. Eastern State College University of Cincinnati English CLYDE ROUSE A.B. University of Cincinnati Eastern State College English Sf 'I I ng Qx 1 : S Q W. T. ff f I ff 0 l 2 , X fb if? K '32 J 1' Q Fax P ar- 'I' i A I . ' Q- QY, , , 9 XV T xQY'N'i 1 XGSW 2 I E , Q. ig 4? x NQNIUJQQR H ,yy f 5 Y' as X Q 21 9 Au' f ff' ' , K' , Zo V' M F I f 2 VW 6 IN 76 wi J On C7444 leqdeu Adviser: Mr. Rouse, Vice-President: Danny Scolt, President: Delbert Deaiherage Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Morgan. N Nineieen GEORGE WILLIAM ALIG Egghead Spectator Staff 3, 4, Taller Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Treas. 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartet 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Octet 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt., 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, L-Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention on All-State Football Team 4. MOLLIE IRENIZ BARKER X' 4 Irene ,Hinclrben High School 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee llcmb-Y4,.Dmmanc Club 4, Mixed Gxee Club 4,,Beta Club 4. - Xkv ysxx XX. 1 ,,,, fix iw Q YA Rf H-'XY 'rs DAVID LEE BARNETT David Glee Club 1, Dramatic Club 4. NORMAN EARL BLANKENSHIP Blank Highland's High School 1, 2, Dramatic Club 4. Twenty If I ' M! L Kfflfjf llshonyll Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4. DAVID COLEMAN Ilbavell 1 I VERA FRANCES BRIGMON Drill Team 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, Class Sec. and Trees. 1, Class Sec 2, Girl Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3 4 N.K.E.A. Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 3, Cheerleader 3 4, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, Girl Scouts 2, Cafeteria Staff 2, 3, Tatler Staff 2 3 4 GLENNA ROSE BROWNING Glenna Glee Club 3, Girl Scouts 1 2 xml m52f3..Sf'0K ve, 19' Qt' Si Spectator Staff 4, Tatler Staff 2, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 3, 4, Girl's Trio 2, 3, 4, Octet 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 1, Drill Team 2, Y-Teens 1, Radio Speaking 2, Y Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest 3. Twenty-one VIOLA JEAN CONNELLY Jean 73s-+.A.xgu-.r:Jw Ce oo DELBI-IRT DANIEL DEATHERAGE Delbert Newport High School 1, 2, Student Council 3, Beta Club 3, 4i Pres. 4, Class Pres. 4, Spectator Stall 4. 'x . N 1 C I l l W V X. xgf l bv X, BONNIE DEWEESE Bonnie we Simon Kenton High School 1, 2,. 3. ,f l lr XG N-' v1Rc1N1A LEE EASYBUCK 1:3 N 1 uJennYu , X ki I Speciaior Staff 4i Beta Club 3, 4i Girls Glee Club 35 Mixed Glee N.K.E.A. Chorus 3, Office Staff 3. X R X gi NW 51. N :fm YE bl R XX xxlxlxk Twenty-two 1 fd M46 -fb, 6 QNX . -l xx, l l D X pl VX. lx . ,,x 'xx Xl XRS X 1 r l xl xx wx xl BOBBY ANN GORDON Bobby Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Pres. 4, Pep Club 3, Office Girl 4, Cafeierie Staff 3, Drill Team 1, F.H.A. 4, Parliameniarian 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Girl Scouts 2, N.K.E.A. Chorus 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3. ,Y Af , Xe' J' Q2x . s KV. 71' . ' LQ f - -, pl 0 9!,'?F!f'n ' N3 'KVI ,AV 1 S, llviell N x 1 l ZELLA MAE ELAM Zella LI-Teelrls 1, Class Trees. 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Pep Club 3, I-'.l-ITA. 4. ,,. hr AS5 ' VIOLET MARIE GSCHWIND Cx5j.:, - ,,, QQ K Q28-- ff ,, L 5 'Q- Q ' .. xx. ----4 as Eff- - EIQQNCYNCIEQOILEDRICH ll X ll Yll ,Ho1m'a5i'i3i3hXsch0Q1 lfigirls Glas Club 2, rs-5 ,Mimi c:.1Q5eu,i92,s,s4,N6L1c,,B.A.chorus 4, Ta1lwerMSFQiL4, Dfiigatic Clu54'. Ci 5 CET? - Fc-, ,ew .X E , . C 11- X-,x,4rj i 5 DP XX ee X if ' X. gsm 5 al ,Q-. TER XIX XCEX, ' L x, ,L J L FvGirls G ee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, f f ,f !,,.,7,,m 5 x nfs If f, Drill Team 2, Cafeteria Staff 1, 2, Y-Teens 2, N.K.E.A. Chorus 4, Spectator Staff 4, Pep Club 5, Dramatic Club 4. Twenly-three GLORIA DEAN HICKEY Gloria Spectator Staff 3, 4, Tatler Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Office Girl 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Sec. 4. J OANNE LEE HUNDLEY uJ-odyu . Drill Team 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, -Vice-Pres. 2, Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Glee Club 2, Pep Club 3, F.H.A. 4, Book Club 4, Sec. 4. Twenty-four MARY ELLEN HAGEMAN Mary Ellen Beta Club 3, Pep Club 3, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts 2, Y-Teens 1, 2. JOHN JAMES HAVEN. Ill Jim Spectator Staii 3, 4, Ed. 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Pres. 1, 3, Vice-Pres. 2, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Second Quartet 3, N.K.E.A. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All- State Chorus 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Track 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, Art Club 1, Dra- matic Club 4, Pep Club 3, L-Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. MARION WINSTON JOHNSON Speedy Spectator Staff 3, 4, Business Mgr. 4, Class Treas. 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres 3, 4, Mixed and Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Male Quartet 2, 3, 4, Octet 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, IHonorable Mention All Conference Team 4l, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, Post All-Star 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club 4, L-Club 2, 3, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Radio Speaking 2, Student Council Council 4, Red Cross 1. 'ip' if mMA nmlia KNASEL Irma Tatler Staff 3, 4, Beta Club 3, Spectator Staff 4. GLENNA ZOE LAPONTAINE Glenna Spectator Staff 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 4, Drill kv J Team 1. ,QV LAWRENCE JAMES LINDEMAN Hllarryll Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Track 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Christmas Pageant 4 fWisemanl, Pep Club 3. M In l Twenty-tive tiff, 'L , 4 fyf N I!! X !97 fla , Wx f f A ,,r f , , X ff? .ti 'ff fel . Q ,.,,, 1,4 . , fr' f, ,, , 1 xa . I X. , -- x . 4, , .jf -.4 , , ,, , , 1 A+-- Class Officer, Vice-Pres. 1, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, Library Staff 1, Drill Team 2, Y-Teens 1, Stu- dent Council 2. Walton-Verona High School 1, 2, 3, Mixed Glee Club 4, Girls Glee Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Girl Scouts 4. MARY LOU MCCLURG upinkyll ANNA LOU LUTES Ann Spectator Staff 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, Octet 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Speaking 2, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, Girl Scouts t, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, Christmas Pageant 2. NORMA JEAN McCARTY Norma Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 3, Red Cross 4, Dramatic Club 4, Library Staff 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Drill Team 1, Girl Scouts 2, 3, Y-Teens 1. BETTY JEAN MALONI-EY Betty Jean .JT , X , if gk J I. -.L ' , . 113 bfi A , Twenty-six .. ,J X ,, ,Le 4.-Li' -V-wife 1 if y .. 4 it U '1i3'1x , , , Y U ill' CAROL LEE MAXWELL - ' Maxie X i . 1 U . 'Bandu Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 4, Girls Glee Club 3, 4, .K. 'Chex s 4, Mixed Glee Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Girl Scouts 2, 4, ibrsfxs aff 1, 2, s, Drill Team 1, P.H.A. 4, President 4, Y-Teens 1, 2. 1, 'J ii Q P f JOYCE ELIZABETH MITCHELL IIJOYII Y-Teen, Pres. 1, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, Girl Scouts 1, Drill Team 1, F.H.A. 4, Vice-Pres. BARBARA ALLEN MORGAN Bobbie Spectator Staff 4, Tatler Staff 4, Class Sec. 2, Class Sec.-Treas. 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 4, Pep Club 3, Girl Scouts 2, Library Staff 1, 2, 3, Radio Speaking 2. Q JANET LENORE NUTTER Angel Tatler Staff 1, 2, 3,x4, Spectator Staff 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Capt. 3, 4, Girl Scouts 1, 2, 4, Pres. 4, P.H.A. 4, Treas. 4, Reporter 4, Library Asst. 1, 2, Cafeteria Staff 1, 2, Drill Team 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Red Cross 1, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 3, 4, Octet 2, 3, 4, Girl's Trio 3, 4. Twenty-seven SUSAN MARIE OWENS Susie Glee Club 5. ROBERT CHARLES PIEPER BLAINE FRANKLIN PARR Blaine Dramatic Club 4, Boys Glee Club, Phoiog raphy Club 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Lunch Room 1. llnobll Glee Club 1, 2, 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Basketball 1, All-State Chorus 4, Pep Club 3. MARJORIE ANN RAMLER llMargell Drill Team 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Glee Club 2, Pep Club 3, F.H.A. 4, Book Club 4. Twenly-eight GERALD GENE RAWLINGS Jerry Spectator Staff 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Quartet 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 3, 4, Gctet 3, 4, Red Cross Club 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, LfClub 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. M15 I xllgywjr fd .0Lj4fJZ ff CHARLES FREDERICK RICE llrxedll Red Cross 1. GARY JOE RIDDELI. IIGRYII Doromas MAE RITCHIE , PW' Dee , 1, 1, X Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls cues Club 1, 2, z,i,,N.1Q,B+A'T cliqms 4, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, Girl Scduts'A2,lP.H.Pt.,,4. , Twenty-nine I N. K. E. A. Chorus 3. DANNY CARL SCOTT SCoi!ie Spectator Staff 4, Class Secretary 2, Vice- Pres. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Manager 4, Baseball 4, Dramatic Club 4. M O CLIFFORD BEVERLY SEXTON llporkyll 1 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, N.K.E.A. Chorus 1,,2f'3',gr7Ji Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Red Cross 1. Thirty Cf., ,.- I NANCY ANNE ROBERTS Nancy ' Mixed Glee Club 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, N.K.E.A. Band 4, Book Club 4, Drill Team 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, BETTY JO SAMUELS IIJOH Bellevue High School 1, Spectator Staff 4, Class Secretary 3, Pep Club 3, Girl Scouts 2, 5, 4, Office Staff 3, Xmas Pageant 4, Tatler Asst. Editor 4, Girls Glee Club 3, 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 4. 1'1 I' J A WILLIAM LESLIE WESTERMAN llsillll Holmes High School l, 2, Spectator Staff 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Dramaiic Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Pep Club 3. 02224 ,f ' , A! ,. 'l ' , ff ff c' 5, fr If Jo ANN wrncmn 1,2 - Jo Ann Spectator Siaff 4, Tatler Staff 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Treas. 1, Glee Club 3, N.K.E.A. Chorus 3, Office Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Speaking 2. Thirty-one '7 4 I lx .1 Ronsm' sM1'rH Smitty Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Vice Pres. 4, Football 1, 3, 4. CHARLES WILLIAM STEPHENS Charlie Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Male Ouartel 4, N.K.E.A. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 3, Red Cross 1. elf Y ' WW W' ja Q l N if Z Q ff X, ? X, 0442 C7444 lllemvtiu Bill Alig, Jerry Rawlings, Blaine Parr, Reber! Smiih. Jqniou FIRST ROW: Finlrock, Wilhoite, Bain, Krey, Ashcrnlt, Hilton, Koon, B. Wingate, Peters. SECOND ROW: Min Kxncud Patrick, Lucas, Hauer, Houston, Herrick, Donoworih, Sanders, Wilson, Mrs. Schoenlo, McClure. THIRD ROW: Peiper shlfgll Gschwind, Richards, Crowell, Lindley, Vaughn, Morgan, Roberts, Klein, Sutherland, Stephenson. FOURTH ROW: R Meyer Martin, Leisure, E. Meyer, Thompson, Cook, Wlllherl, Rash, Doud, Parr, Graham. W ' St This page in our scrapbook unfolds the work of the Juniors in preparation for a stately Dinner-Dance, in honor of the graduating seniors. They sold Christmas cards, Lloyd stickers, beanies, and gave a sock-hop. This year was not all work, for the Juniors found time to participate in the many activities. Rash and Graham were their participants in basketball, and clubs were well represented 255-1 by members of this ambitious class. Miss Kincaid and Mr. Jaeger ,, were the very co-operative sponsors. mes 'LJ ? Thirty-four v Soplwmoftu FIRST ROW: Lambert, Dickerson, Wigglesworth, Vellendingham, Eller, Hammond, Rayburn, Frazier, Rouse, I Smith SECOND ROW: Mrs. Price, Gerbade, Kimmicli, Samuels, Nutter, Blackburn, Tanner, Me:Namee, Porter, Banks, Wright Mrs Borchm THIRD ROW: Coleman, Wolf, J. Hngeclorn, L. Hagedom, Batzinger, Kennedy, Rider, Riddell, Brown Parsons Bramlage FOURTH ROW: Smith, Green, Dreyer, Fornash, Jones, Huebsch, Washburn, Burton. We remember the sophomores in our scrapbook as an industrious group led by their sponsors, Mrs. Price and Mrs. Borchin. Along with their president, Donald Tanner, they planned a dance after the Bardstown game and entertained the teams with a buffet dinner. Their studies were hard, but with their characteristic zip and go they tackled them with real interest and made it more fun than work. Their ambitions for a Super Commencement Dance were realized, and they brought their second year in high school to a successful close. , Thirty-five ?teAlcmen FIRST ROW: Hebel, T. Seever, Burton, Sidney, Wilson, Casebolt, Holland, Eiler, Tichenor, Clark, Roberts, Brig-mon, Harney Finfrock. SECOND ROW: Tritsch, Driskell, Fleek, Kennedy, Peters, Snowden, Beard, Elem, Dudderar, Halbeniadi, Davis THIRD ROW: Mr. Lancaster, McCracken, Mclfheron, Glenn, Vallandingham, Barnett, Billiter, Bail, Roland, Krey, Schmidt Reed, Duncan, Dudgeon, Kraus, Mr. Champion, Lynn. FOURTH ROW: Napier, Foster, Burgan, Tupman, West, Keeney Bramlage, Faris, Gadd, Koop. This was a year of excitement and belonging at Lloyd to the fresh- men - for the first time, they were upperclassmen. They had as their capable leaders, Mr. Lancaster and Mr. Champion. There has been challenge in the activities. Classmates came to see their boys play, the freshman basketball team had a most victorious season. The freshman class made an important page in our memory book, we know everyone whether we can call his name or not. Thirty-six Q Intl: gkade FIRST ROW: Beer, Bell, Deatherage, Ryle, Lambert, Derieux, Gott, D. Simonton, Ferguson, T. Miller, Schneider. SECOND ROW: Kimmiclc, Schatter, Zitt, Moore, Van Landingham, Hauer, McGuire, Morgan, Dudgeon, Shirley. THIRD ROWx Mr. Stoll, Claunch, Bass, Thomas, Oesting, Gambrell, Lavely, Kruse, Runion, Sorrell, Stillings, J. Miller, Jones Byrd, Bolington, Burton, Fulmor, Sturdevant, Duvall, Mrs. Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Hughes, Hammond, Neat, Snowdon, Mulliken, M. Miller, Connelly, Points, Wilson, C. Brewster, I.. Brewster. FIFTH ROW: Williams, Boyce, G. I-later, B. Simonton, Foster, Day, Buck, Wheelright, White, C. Hater, Van Meter, I-Ieath, Moore, Adams. The eighth graders have now completed their second year at Lloyd. We will remember them for their fine athletic ability and excep- tional personalities. They were well represented in school activities: Junior High Glee Club, Basketball, Football, and Band. This group was represented in the Junior High Minstrel, Virginia Gladiola Stillings was the colored Mama, Alene Neat danced The Choco- late Suds B1ues, Pauline Morgan and .loan Miller sang in the chorus. Led by Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. Stoll as class sponsors, Barbara Schafer and Ronnie White as homeroom presidents, they have made their impression in our scrapbook of memories. Thirty-seven e entln gt de FIRST ROW: Stephens, Hickey, Napier, Wilson, Gregory, Teliaterro, Ratcliit, Anness, Underhill, Cain, Faris, SECOND ROW: Atterkirk, Bremlage, Wiley, Morgan, Ward, Ryle, Huebsch, Northcutt, B. Wingate, Howard, Fulmer. THIRD ROW: Miss Scott, Lunsford, Cook, Anderson, Ramler, Riddell, Moses, White, Brunner, Points, Kirchhoit, Owens,, Likes, I.. Wingate, Z. Meyer, Kelly, Mrs. Ward. FOURTH ROW: Todd, Walthers, Sutherland, Maxwell, Emerson, P. Patrick, J. Patrick, Bennett, Million, Ritchie, Gohel, Serra. FIFTH ROW: J. Meyer, Caseholt, Driskell, Harney, Zitt, Murray, Gordon, Henry, Meadows, Burgan, Sims, McKinley. ' k . The newest faces in our scrapbook are those ot the seventh graders at Lloyd. Under the guidance of Mrs. Conraddi and Miss Scott, they enjoyed both Work and play. Choral reading, map making, a skating party, and a trip to Coney Island were some ot their activities. Sonya Riddell and Patsy Kirchhoff were class presidents. The close of this year has found them looking forward to a new experience of chang- ing classes in the eighth grade. We wish for you happy days at Lloyd! Thirty-eight Snap Sadie Hawkins Date .... All State Singers .... Exercise .... Friends .... At Calumet .... May Festival ....Oiiice Duty....Pep Talk....Janet and Vera....TheWreckingCrew.............. Thirty-nine 9 1 l'fLQQQ,gQ, 6 ook cw -0' -1'2 l, QW' 'lm - Q ,hi -Li-4 ..- ,..-. 0:12 fxtu Ple4A4nt Illemvtiu Stephens, Johnson, Scoil, Hickey, Gordon, Mrs. Price, Siurgil, Nuiier, Blankenship, Meyer, McClure. Our extra curricular aciiviiies made up a large chapter in our book of memories. ' Forty-o Spectqtvt FIRST ROW: Wesierman, Alig, Hickey, Graham, Haven, Johnson, Rawlings, Wingate, Cook. SECOND ROW: Scoii, G Morgan, Lutes, McClure, Easybuck, Lafonlaine, Knasel, Nuiier. Spectdtoe Steiff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ........ . . . ................. Jim Haven ASST. EDITOR ...... ..... B obby Graham BUSINESS EDITOR ...........,.......,........ Winsmn .Iohnson BUSINESS STAFF ..... Jerry Rawlings, Danny Scott, Edgar McClure LITERARY EDITOR ................................ Janet Nutter LITERARY STAFF ....... Barbara Cook, Ann Lures, Barbara Morgan, Jo Ann Wingate, Betty .Io Samuels ART EDITORS .... ...,....... G loria Hickey, Bill Alig ART STAFF .... ............... B ill Wesierman TYPISTS .... .......... V iolet Gschwind, Irma Knasel, Virginia Easybuck, Glenna LaFon:taine I Forty-X Approximately one-third of the Spec- tator's income is s e c u r e d through advertisements. Bobby, Edgar, Jim, and Winston are getting ads. Bill, Gloria, and Janet spent their tree periods in the drawing and mount- ing ot pictures. Jim and Winston are checking the proceeds of their ads for the day. ty-th 'rqfzef 5f4,f,f FIRST ROW: Schaffer, Edrich, Brigmon, Samuels, Hickey, Holland, Burien. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Milchell Lafoniaine, Ashcrall, Morgan, Wingate, Knasel, Sluxgil. THIRD ROW: Nuiier, Leisure, Alig Haven Lindeman, Parsons. ASSISTANT EDITOR EDITOR Beity Jo Samuels Vera Brigmon Forty-four Reading Down. F I R S T ROW: Graham, Wilhoile, B. Morgan, L i n d l e y, Hickey, Richards, Mrs. Schoenle. SECOND ROW: Rash, Houston, Wingate, Nutier, Easybuck, Barker, Elam. THIRD ROW: Vaughn, Crowell, Leisure, W. Morgan, Johnson, Alig, Dealherage. Ketq C1146 While turning through our Scrapbook of Memories we look upon the Beta Club with its high standards of scholarship, achievement, leadership, and clean living. Mrs. Ward became sponsor of the Beta Club in mid Year after Mrs. Schoenle's resignation. The Beta Club has sponsored many activities, the receipts of which have been given to the Stadium Fund. After keeping a high scholastic standard throughout our high school years, we look forward to the annual club trip and progressive dinner. Forty-five 33 Q X1 'I ff' A I fi My .. iff ' , f-- . ' 1 ' v x F J , 1 l P -ig ' , wh exam Y W H Q 5 ' ' x f E pf iw 6 v q K M' ' i 'L k Xx ' -M P Q . 1- rf NV ,i S, i t f 5 m y X X I gg N XX I X ..-.W-.......k-AQAQE-iii.. .X,,. Ii .. K x btqmatic Club Senior? P149 While thumbing through the pages of our memory book we come to the page of dramatics. Memories of stage props, costumes, and radio programs run through our minds. The Dramatic club under the leadership of Mrs. Price and President Bobby Gordon, helped in the Christmas program by presenting the Pageant, presented two radio programs on the Playhouse over WZIP, and surprised the student body with a play in assembly. In March they sponsored a dance and a gala time was had by all. Their big moment finally arrived in April when mem- bers of the dramatic club took part in the State Speech Contest and proved that Lloyd had great dramatic talent. Their world of make-believe will long be re- membered as a welcome relief from our studies. Comin' Around the Mountain, the Senior Class Play of 1950, directed by Mrs Borchin, holds a place all its own in the memories of our senior year. The play by Robert St. Clair was given on May 6th and left the audience in roars of laugh- ter. It was a melodramatic farce comedy of hillbilly life. FIRST ROW: Brigmon, Crowell, Bain, Barker, Richards, Nutter, Lindley, Ritchie, Cook. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Price Lute: I I Browning, Hickey, Deweese, Edrich, Wilhoite, Laliontaine, V. Gschwind, Gordon, D. Gschwind. THIRP ROW: Krey, Patrick, Lucas, Finfrock, Hauer, Houston, Peters, Herrick, Sturgil, FOURTH ROW: Donaworth, Barnett, McClure, Haven, Riddell, Alig, Johnson, Rawlings. FIFTH ROW: Westarrnan, Moyer, Sexton, Stevens, Parr, Smith, Blankenship, Scott. Forty-sev Kool: Club FIRST ROW: Sidney, Ramler, Tichenor, D. Roberts, Dudderer, Clark, Beard, Snowden, H. Roberts. SECOND ROW Mrs Borchm Hundley, S. Peters, N. Roberts, Martin. The Book Club is one of Lloyd's newly organized clubs. The main interest of the club is to help each member and others to have a better understanding of literature. In our book of memories we see that every month some of the members wrote a review for the Tatler, gave oral reviews at the meetings, and discussed their opinions on all types of literature. During National Book Week the members put on a very interesting assembly program, and passed out booklets on some of the better books in our library. The new club elected as its first officers: Geary Martin, President, Shirley Peters, Vice President, Joanne Hundley, Secretary. The following students served as library assistants this year: Mary Ellen Sidney, Helen Casebolt, Gayle Ryle, Richard Wheelright, Norman Nutter, Shirley Peters, Imogene Davis, Irene Barker, Lucy Tichenor and Geary Martin. Forty-eight ?utu'ze liomemqlzeu of Jmeticq One of the new additions to the scrapbook of 1950, is the F.H.A. Club. This club is a national organization for girls interested in home economics, and a closer relationship be- tween the students and their families in the activities relating to homemaking. This year has been a very successful one under the leadership of Miss May, Home Economics teacher and Carol Maxwell, the club president. Forty-nin gl I Scouu FIRST ROW: Crowell, Nutler, Pinirock. SECOND ROW: CooIz,Bain, Gschwind, Samuels, Patrick, Lutes. THIRD ROW Hauer Lucas N Peters, Maxwell, Maloney, Lindley. The seniors hold a place in their 1950 scrapbook for the only Senior Girl Scout troup in northern Kentucky. Five new girls were invested into Girl Scouts in a candle light service, followed by a reception for the scout mothers. The scouts entertained the boys in a true Sadie Hawkins Day Spirit. This troup was entertained with an 'elab- orate Halloween party by the senior boy scout troop of Latonia. This year's program included Christmas caroling and the annual moon- light boatride. The sponsor and co-sponsor are Miss Helen Johnson and Miss Kincaid. The officers are: Janet Nutter, president: Carolyn Crowell, vice-president: and Peggy Finfrock, secretary-treasurer. The Intermediate Girl Scouts at Lloyd were led through a successful year by Mrs. Russel and Miss Charlotte Taylor. my NN ri. A jmngh Snlyuul X U 5. ERLANGER, KY. g?' Q RTERLY REPORT '-fx, Report of Q v Yearlgffg - Grade 7? Y Quarters Final Subject 1 2 3 Avg. Credit ' Ale BLLWBW 1 34.9 D- n D a Q .B-LB'n .n 4- 1 - B5 B B V14 mms Lvzz. cm PV Department 1 B- Days Absent Q Q L rl Times Tardy vQ 1 010 V Ex. Cur. Activdties in ik I Y 1 X .. x. 1 ,JI I W I X 1 v LW M J P Y -. .1 , ' 'M H ,EkH3NGERJELSMEFEf 'K PUBLICSCHOOLQXAQ ' . Erlanger, Kentucky EDGAR ARNETT, Superintendent T0 PARENTS- KEY TO GRADES: lil?-95 to 10096 Distinctiong achieved by about 5'Z1 B-88 to 94?6. Superior 2596 C--81 to 87475 Average: 404: D--'75 to 80'Z, Inferlorg 2596 F-Failure: 5'Z, Any grade lower than. D will not be honored by promotion. Parents are invited to visit the school at any time: but urged to come when the grade is be- low C, or the Department below B. Your signature is not evidence to us that you have approved this report, but that you have inspected it. Mu ' 'SIGNATURE OF PARENT ,-.1 . , 1 , FlrstAQua.rter' '- -' V' -' f fflglf' 0' Second Quarter Third Quarter J ' ' - !, l-- ,ri Fourth Quart 20114-rf! P .fl -. - ' Home Room Teacher. J. I. TICHENOR, Principal. - -L -- o-dim 4--1 lllemot ane 'I As we walk down Memory Lane we see the gay decorations of our Junior Prom - a Southern Plan- tation, complete with magnolia blossoms and a beautiful moonlit veranda. The mood was set by the enchanting music of Cecil Young's Orchestra. II II ,pp ... i ' - 1. -ol I -4' I l lyl Nfl E IV' O R IE 3 E IZI ll '.l ,,Q5l .DDU K ' ffl. on '24 ls Au 5 E .xi I 'r 1 1 4+ xxx Fifty-one as i 1 ' .' U if ri. J ' 9 1 1 F Q I X9 I li W Q 2' Before the dance, a dinner was given in honor of the senior class of 1949. Along with Southern Fried Chicken we were given a speech of thanks by Gene Lock, President of the Class of '49, I Cl: NA tm4A Pkogu PAGEANT Mary .......... ......... B etty .lo Samuels Joseph .,.,....... ......... E dgar McClure Shepherds ........ .............. N orman Blankenship Freddie Rice, Blaine Parr Angels .................................. Glenna La Fontaine Jo Ann Wingate, Mary Ellen Hageman Wise Men .....................,.............. Larry Lindeman David Coleman, Robert Smith Reader ........... ........... D anny Scott On one of the most sacred pages in our scrapbook we find the Christmas program. The chorus seated behind the beautiful dream curtains, was a fitting background for the angels and the nativity SCGRG . Fifty-two attic Aecompanisl: Brigxnon, FIRST ROW: V. Gschwind, Ritchie, Sidney, Lutes, Wigglelworth, Maloney, Finlroclz, Wxlhoile D Roberts I-Zclrich, Miss Thomas. SECOND ROW: Etler, Krey, Hauer, Herrick, Cook, Houston, McClurg, N. Peters Patrick Samuels Beard. THIRD ROW: Morgan, Lucas, Nutter, Mitchell, Maxwell, S. Peters, Lindley, Parsons, Gsclrwind Gordon, N Roberts. FOURTH ROW: McCarty, Vallandingham, Cuebolt, Brigxnon, Crowell, Garbade, Bain, Tichenor, Holland . Lafonlaine, Hageman, Barker. ' In the musical notes of our scrapbook of 1950, we find many Lloyd students participating in musical festivals and programs. We re- member as our activities the N.K.E.A. Chorus and Band, the Christ- mas program, band concerts on Sunday afternoons, the All-State Chorus, and a new undertaking, the Lloyd Follies. The outstanding ensembles of the Music department were Girls' Trio, Boys' Quartet, Octet, Girl's Glee Club, and the Mixed Glee Club. Long will these pages of our scrapbook be remembered because of the able direc- tion of Miss Thomas and Miss Ewers, in the vocal and instrumental departments. Fifty-three . .ZA Clweua FIRST ROW: Miss Thomas, Donaworth, Edrich, Hageman, Wigglesworlh, Vallandingham, Barker, Krey, Eiler, Maloney, Brigmon, Finirock, Wilhoile, Bain, Wesierman. SECOND ROW: Pesiex, Morgan, Lucas, Nutter, Hauer, Herrick, Cook, Houslon, McClurg, Peters, Patrick, Alig. THIRD ROW: Rawlings, Lules, Laliontaine, Stephens, Jolmson. FOURTH ROW: Haven, Huebsch Ritchie, Gschwind, McCarty, Mitchell, Maxwell, Crowell, Lindley, Parsons, Pieper, McCracken. - In the opening pages of our musical program for the year, a large group sang in the annual N.K.E.A. Chorus. The chorus, composed of nearly two-hundred voices from Northern Kentucky, produced a spine-tingling effect. As we paste this picture in our scrapbook of memories, we will always remember the friends we made there, and the good times we had together. Fifty-four Km, 004 tet Janet Nutier Barbara Cook Nancy Houston Jerry Rawlings Bill Alig Charles Stephens Winslon Johnson Q21 Trio Fifty-five s e en tl: 9' de glee C7146 FIRST ROW: Gordon, Anderson, Riddell, Atterlcirk, Wiley, Bramlage, Morgan, Ward, Ryle, Huebsch, B. Wingate, Northcutt Rambler, Zitt. SECOND ROW: McKinley, Bennett, Million, Maxwell, Cook, Steeling, Kirchott, Neet, Miller, J. Patrick, Etler' Emerson, P. Patrick, Underhill, Owens. THIRD ROW: White, Moses, Serra, Sims, Driskell, Burgan, Henry, J. Meyer, Harney Wilson, Napier, Brunner, Z. Meyer, I.. Wingate. FOURTH ROW: Meadows, Talieferro, Retclitf, Wiggins, C. Rouse, Kelly Faris, Cain, Stephens, Lunsford, York, Todd, Sutherland. , One oi the special features we want to remember this year, is a newly organized branch of the glee club, the seventh grade chorus. This being their first year of recognition in the Spectator, we want to tell you of their accomplishments. In the past year, the club put on a minstrel for the Carnival, and had a carol sing in the Christmas program, besides having a regular glee club schedule in the school. The group with its fifty-some members, and their able director, Miss Thomas, have a very bright future. As we look at this picture in our scrapbook, we seniors oi 1950 wish you all the luck that can be had, and we hope you will always succeed in everything you undertake. Fifty-six Hi ,, r Iwfx ,f 1 1 If .x. f-if xr A X ii fl lbtqm Il!4'o0 and lllajotettu ,hx f,5.,,' ,A Lv! 5, ,X - I N 1 WV. Il l I V- X W I f, f , 54' 1, E, IX N f, I 1, .L '- w F v ' 1 ' J X fs x,.. U ,'XX3,XvJ Y an 5 Wx 'hx ,I KNEXQ QM i . X .N Q ,- rr X l Xrl,x Xxlfxl J siiss M Q li if x1X7t Qs DRUM MAJOR: Klein, Lindley, Ashcrafl, Krey, Hilton, Lambs!! Left, right, left, right, one, two, three, four, this is the constant rhythm of the drum major and majorettes in our 1950 Scrapbook. We are mindful of the many basketball and football games, where we saw these students marching and twirling. This year Roy Klein was our efficient drum major, and Janet Lindley was elected captain of the majorettes. We look upon this group with pride! Fifty-sev The floyd grind Piccolo Lambert, Billie Rose Flute Roberts, Nancy Vallandingham, Jerry Snowden, Geraldine Bolington, Betty Morgan, Pauline Clarinet Roberts, Hugh Herrick, Dorothy Krey, Janice Bramlage, Joan Mae Hilton, Lee Ann Ashcratt, Dolores Byrd, Mary Lee Gambrell, Savilla Goebels, Bill VanLandingham, Ruth Dudgeon, Joanne Wiley, Naomi Cook, Rosa Lee Ward, Sharon Kimmick. Betty Rose Hickey, Larry Alto Sax Houston, Nancy Rouse, Mary McCracken, Milton Clarke, Jane Tenor Sax Klein, Roy Stephens, Charles Parson, Gail Cornet 8: Trumpet Sutherland, Ronald Krey, Robert Keeney, Ray Paris, Richard Wilhoite, Mary Poster, Fred Heath, Joseph McKinley, Billy Baritone Sax Maxwell, David Director-Miss Louise Ewers Fifty-eight Horns Richards, Betty Lou Vallandingham, Jack Dickerson, Sara Lindley, Janet Shirley, Dolores Trombone Maxwell, Carol Cook, Bill McNamee, Franklin Williams, Norman Baritone Kennedy, Tom Sousaphone Washburn, Don Bennett, Cecil Typani Meyer, Ray Drums Pendleton, Chris Vaughn, Logan Nutter, Norman Meadows, Ronnie Serra, Frank Swing Rand FIRST ROW: Meyer, Lambert. SECOND ROW: Washburn. THIRD ROW: McCracken, Rouse, Houston, Klein. YOURTH ROW: Maxwell, Cook, McNamee. FIFTH ROW: Keeney, Sutherland, R. Krey. The next picture in our scrapbook is one full of rhythm and har- mony. It's the Lloyd Swing Band! After many rehearsals, the band showed that it had a bright future. During the year, they also enter- tained us in assembly, and various other programs. fifty-nine jg f f A -5 yy ' C4 X 74 X f X T!! QKWW If ,f V ,',. 5 ,A.',,. 1 .1L, Q 52 .iff , 6 x V I7 W2 :1.: 'jf W , f Q Q X X x J, C'lzee7le4de2A xx: 1 x' ' X X57 YN XP' X X fy! ' Nuiior, Brigmon, Wigglesworih, Bain, D. Gschwind, Hauer. 2 ,L ' .X If xv, 1 l , . , N rx I K l ' uf J x ' X Q lf x N N x X I , L., , i . . There will be a memory of the band playing the school song for all iis worth as the boys came on io the floor. Cheerleaders' names may be forgotten, bui we will always hear the yells that urge our iighring boys to victory. Silxly-one THE SENIORS ?oot641l When Mr. Gridiron rolled around this season, everyone was working toward good condition. We worked and drilled very hard in hopes that we might have a winning team. Lloyd did not come through victorious, however, our team won moral victories over Holmes and Beech- Winston Smitty Jerry wood, leading the Holmes Bulldogs 13 to 7 at halftime, and tying our nearest rivals, the Beechwood Tigers 13 to 13. Bill Alig received honorable mention for guard in the All State team, Winston Johnson received honorable mention for halfback on the All Conference Team. CO-CAPTAINS Bill and Jim , Sixty-two N65 Q Q F f-it-fp xdg wikis xg 'wqisg as 1 9Nw' 2Q . Q A 91 , W 'F MASS 9 - F' A--K wif' -..i I ex K. ' gi ' X' k'x, N f QQ f' ix K H wx X gs K . x S .. Fw K gl K x :F Lxyfr S . xL'L S-.Q Y ' me X Y b X ,. A K' J. , Y .X 3' Q Q-ESX g g is I m mm E Q S- m V , .xi ms Ex .Q x if Q Q V ,? , as 5 W 32 L sg .Si .' QF nw 1 f Fw Q A 3 ,, Q83 fiiiifxxfi ff 2: 5 ' T xl n 3' Vw-TA 'NA .-S' i S 1 .Q-.. . -v x K -1- 'K us? 9' 4 K V ' ' X Q ix X xxm . x-5 ' . - X UQ JL Uquitq Kazflzetbql Mr. Stoll, Jim Haven, Danny Scott, Mr. Champion The hoopsters started their season by pounding out tive consecutive wins. 'VV' e shall always remember the 1950 season with its close exciting games played enthusiastically all the way through by each member of the team and Mr. Champion. Although plagued by hard luck midway in the season, the Jugs came through with a successful record under the leadership of their captain, .Tim Haven, and coaches, Mr. Champion and Mr. Stoll. Edgar McClure and Danny Scott were this year's able managers. The reserve team was also very successful, having a good season under the direction of Mr. Stoll. Sixty-tour .V Winslon .lim Bill DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lloyd 83 ......... New Haven 30 Lloyd 58 ............,.......... ,.........,. B urllngton 39 Final Game: Lloyd 46 .............. Walton-Verona 64 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT For the first time since 1935, the Lloyd team was runner up in the ninth region. In their first tilt, the .lugs eliminated Williamstown, the 33rd District Champions, by a score of 58 to 36. Then in the Semi-finals the Erlanger team slipped by Holmes 38 to 37, after falling behind in the third quarter by ten points. The Jugs fought hard in the fourth to edge out the one point decision. The Lloyd team met Newport in the finals. Fighting gamely all the way, the boys dropped their final game 72 to 47. This year's captain, Jim Haven, was elected to the All-Tournament Team. Orville Potts Graham Rash Sixty-five 4 Aitq K4 lzet64ll FIRST ROW: Mr. Stoll, Johnson, Gnhnm, Porter, Haven, Jones, Rash, Mr. Champion. SECOND ROW: Dudgoon, Wilson, Stevenson, Droyor, Vaughn, Mig, Piopor, Smith Scott. THIRD ROW: Lynn, Tanner, Smith, Mayen, Huoboch, Burton, Solomon, ' Green. ' SEASON'S SCORE Lloyd '42 Hebron ....... ................ 3 3 Lloyd,-13 Bellevue ...............,......,. ........ 4 6 Lloyd 53 Florence ..... ........ 4 6 Lloyd 35 Anderson County ....... ........ 4 9 Lloyd 48 Burlington ..... ........ 4 1 Lloyd 56 Bardstown ........,........... ........ 5 7 Lloyd 66 Bardstown ..... ........ 3 0 Lloyd 34 Campbell County ....... .,...... 4 8 Lloyd 49 Beechwood ....... ........ 4 7 Lloyd 45 Dayton ...................... ........ 4 0 Lloyd 36 Ludlow ....,. ........ 5 0 Lloyd 42 Newport .,............... ........ 7 2 Lloyd 35 Holmes ........ ........ 4 7 Lloyd 66 Simon Kenton ........ ........ 4 9 Lloyd 51 Dayton ........... ........ 3 9 Lloyd 44 Dixie ................... ........ 6 5 Lloyd 64 Silver Grove ....... ........ 4 2 Lloyd 59 Holmes ........... ...,..., 3 8 Lloyd 36 Dixie .......,..... ........ 3 8 Lloyd 55 Beechwood.. ..... ........ 7 1 Lloyd 26 Highlands ........ ..................................... 5 3 Lloyd 77 Ludlow .....,..... ..,..... 8 9 Lloyd 46 Bellevue ....... ................,....................... 6 2 Sixty-slr X uniot U4 Aitq FIRST ROW: Duncan, White, Fintrock, Bell, Burgan, Mr. Lancaster. SECOND ROW: Read, Lambert, Etlor, Thomas, Wheelright, Ryle. THIRD ROW: Wilson, Ratcliit, Stevens, Ferguson, Van Meter, Boil. Mr. Lancaster's freshman squad this year had the finest season of any Jr. Varsity Team in the history of the school, 13 wins against 3 defeats. SEASON'S SCHEDULE Lloyd Bardstown ....... .............,...... 2 5 Lloyd 25 Bellevue ....... Lloyd Beechwood ..... ......... 1 5 Lloyd 34 Bardstown ..... Lloyd Holmes ..... ......... 1 9 Lloyd 39 Newport ....... Lloyd Newport ..... ..,...... 2 6 Lloyd 28 Dayton ......... Lloyd Dayton ,.... ......... 2 7 Lloyd 31 Newport ......... Lloyd Dixie ............. ......... 1 9 Lloyd 36 Simon Kenton Lloyd Highlands .,....,..,.,,................................. 27 Lloyd 39 Dixie ............. Lloyd 22 Holmes Jack Finfrock was acting captain and high scorer for the year with 136 points Jackie Vallandingham was manager. Sixty-seven K4 ebqll FIRST ROW: Mr. Champion, Dudgeon, Haven, Vaughn, Alig. SECOND ROW: Lindeman, Rash, Jones, Johnson, Tanner, Porter. With two years of experience behind us, the baseball team this year is expecting big things. The team has secured new uniforms and equipmenti we played eleven games last year, and ended the season with five wins and six losses. All but four of last year's players remain on the teamf the boys on the team possess the ability and - have the spirit and tight to have a winning ball club. The future of the team looks very good, and the interest in this new sport at Lloyd is increasing. Sixty-eight 002 Stadium ?und n Many civic and community organizations promoted the plans for the future stadium of Lloyd High. Square dances and various programs were presented to obtain money for the stadium fund. Sixty-ni Snafu Extremes . . . Cheesecake .... No Gain .... Loating .... Batter Up II thinkl .... Our Cooks .... Roy . . . . Snow I-'un . . . . Practice Makes Perfect . . . . Lloyd High School! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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You'll find our that shoppin's 81 A pleasure ar Coppin's Greenhouses - Virginia Ave. So. Ft. Mitchell HEmIock 5533 If you'll come in somelime and observe us. Written by - Larry Lindeman Class of '50 JOHN R. COPPIN CO. JAY E. HARRIS General Contractor ERLANGER, KENTUCKY NORTHERN KENTUCKY'S LEADING B L A C K T O P Contractor S iy' snsns- 1 n -use-sus1wsunsnsns-wsu-sux'-sus--su-suse :susax-uxuxnxosunxuasnvsnnsurs-usus- sn-sus-fs-asv x'fx'-so-susnsnx-.sux--gnsns.-ynsus:,sus-nsuxux--sus.-sus.-xvxu -vgnsusa JlMMIE'S ROLLERDROME I Willow end Main Sireel' ERLANGER, KENTUCKY Northern Kentucky's New. Finest. and Largest Dlxie 7524-R If your hair is noi' becoming lo you . . . You should be commg 'ro . . . ELSlE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE DRIVE-IN THEATRE IO6 Cen+er S+. ERlanger 663l CONGRATULATIONS LLOYD HIGH SCHQOL TO THE SENIOR CLASS P. T, A, LLOYD HIGH SCHGOLS JUNIORS . . . Visil' . . CQMPLLMENTS FOREST l-AWN ...OFM MEMORIAL PARK The Garden of Memories HARRY L. RIC-BGS Dixie Highway ERLANGER KENTUCKY I .......,..l ognsusu rsov-s4 rss-vsavsusnnso vsnsa vsusnsnrxnsa nsnvsnvxnasnusnnsnvsnvsa :saw-sansuox-vxusns4cs,svso-sus. vsnnsavsgasnnxnnsu - 1.n-gngns4nQnnq.vsansnx- xuxnsus--susansusnns-usons--sus-ss-:su:sux--gas: -sus-nsusnxnnsnusnvsnnsanxaaxlax- .sux-ns COLONIAL COAL 84 SUPPLY CO J. 47 Dixie Highway ERLANGER DI xie 7720 DUSING BROS. ICE MFG., INC. IOI DIXIE HIGHWAY ERLANGER, KY. Ice For All Purposes BOTTLED BEVERAGES DI xie 7200 TWIN KISS ICE CREAM ErIanger's newesi, ErIanger's best II's up Io you Io make Ihe Iesf. When folks Iook like I'hey'II burs+ C o M P LI M E N T S Thompson's Pharmacy wiih LJIISS. . You can behyouir boois +hey've Dixie 7857-J had 5 Twm KES' 22 Dixie Highway Erianger 300 Dixie Highway Erlanger, Ky. BEST WISHES PHILIP TALIAFERRO nsnsns-as-asfnsnsususnxnwsusgnsusws- WILMHOFF BROS. CHOICE MEATS and FRESH VEGETABLES usnsusnsuxuvsns--5.-snsusamy-vsnsnsnsuvsnvsu Seventy-eight gnxusnssuxnsanxnsnnsnsus-asusuxnxusns- 7 , IERLANGER BEAUTY BAR I I Cold Waves- Machine Waves 1 Traciori Building , ERLANGER, KENTUCKY I ERlanger 6225 4 I I I I 2 MAC FISK I I I 7 - I 1 1 I I I I I I I I ReI.Ax IN COMFORT 5 Enioy Ihe bes+ in mofion pidure enlerlainmenl al your neighbor- hood Iheafre. 4 I Erlanger Elsmere GAYETY TH EATR E I 4 Z 4 4 I I I 4 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIGRS Sanders, and Cook I 4 I Oil Manicure, Lecfrronic Permanenf C O M P L I M E N I S ...oI2.. ELSMERE DRUG' STORE SERVICE STATION Standard Oil Products ERLANGER, KENTUCKY DI xie 7088 COVINGTON CHILI INC Founlrain Service Good Foods 705 Madison Avenue Covingion Kenfucky HEmIocIc 9487 The CincinnaI'i Auc+ion Co I II5 Wes+ Third Sfreel' ' CINCINNATI, oI-IIo Besf Wishes Io Ihe Class of '50 L. W. LUCAS fvxas-nsus1:sn-5.nsuse-suxusursns-vswsns-use-xnvsuxa-sus:nsnsnsusn'sus-vsuxvsgvsa-xuxfnxu S Iy- I ns- asususe-xnsnsnsnuxus-ns1ssnsunsnusunsnnsnssnnsa -snnsnsansususa-sa-xn-snsnosnsn-sus--sa -sa-snsnxnsa-xx as,n-s4-xu-snsususnsns.-s-ns.-sus. CARVER KUCK M. J. MITCHELL PLUMBWG 424 Dixie Highway DI xie 75I7 Erlanger, Kenfucky COMPLIMENTS FINE FOGD ...OF... . Dixie Highway and Monfgomery Rd. . E BOB and GENE DI xle 7234 COMPLIMENTS ...oF... FLORENCE HARDWARE BILL COMPLIMENTS ...0F... and BUCK BARBER SHOP Dixie and Garvey COVINGTON WOOD CARVING COMPLIMENTS ...OF... OTWELL C. RAN-KIN BROWN DRY CLEANING and FREDDIE'S SHELL SERVICE RUG CLEANING Co Dixie and Garvey DI xie 8055 in Erlanger, Kenfucky E'-'anger' KY' DI me 727' SheII and Firesione Producis COMPLIMENTS ...OF... LOUIS MARX CO. EADES SERVICE STATION Sun Oil Producis A 'ro Z Lubricafion Flo. I37 MondS Sandwich Shop Formerly Lee's Hamburger Sho COM PLIMENTS OF WARD'S APPLIANCE p 32 Dixie Highway DI xie 7837 E. 'ANNER Builder and General Contractor H. DI xie 7468-J xi :sux-ns.-xg-Q-:saga-sus-vs.us-us- rx--sux-ax-asnxavsn .suse-sux-vs- ugnxu-sa-sus--sa ,xmas-ns E'gh!y ss ns sa-Qnnsnnsuusnnxuusnosnnsnusaoxn-snsuxuiu BONNER'S TEXACO SERVICE Commonweaiih and Dixie Highway CHESTER BONNER rx1ns-wxunxnsususnsnsnx--sn-sn-sus-asus:-suu-sus MORRIS DEPARTMENT STORE Your money's worih or your money back Erlanger, Keniucky COMPLIMENTSH A FRIEND HUBER JEWELRY COMPANY FINE WATCH REPAIRING Dixie Highway af Graves Ave. Erianger, Ken'l'ucIry ERIanger 6506 ARCARO'S RESTAURANT Erlanger. Keniucky W. J. KOENIG GROCERIES and MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES ERIanger 6490 30 Dixie Highway Fred Sfephem EnENscHwEleER's DGIICCEGSSCII 28 Dixie Highway ERIanger 6263 402 Dixie Hlghway DI xie 'II67 BesI Wishes I DRYER'S DAIRY BAR Sandwich Shoppe I I I Dixie Highway COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND ERLANGER DRY CLEANING We Do Tailoring ERIanger 6755 KEENEY REALTY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 39 Dixie Highway DI xie 7I I2 Erlanger. Ky. Congraiulaiions Io The CLASS OF I95O Betty Jo Joy Norma WICHMANN'S MARKET 24 Dixie Highway DI xie 70I5 xnosnxnsusnsnx- rx'-sus asus-:sus--su Q--su Eighty-one ss. nsnxu-sus:-sus--xas--sus--5-vxavsusnns There's a FORD in your Fu'I'ure Joseph A. Kuchle 81 Co.. Inc. u NFMNNT Z l Z Q Z l Z 2 ! Z 4 4 4 Q Q l 4 I Z Q ! Z Z Z Z Q J wx4vs4vsvsnvs4as4ns.prx4r-n,.n-susnsa vsanxafa,-g4nx4rs4n'x,uvs4ns4nsnvs4vs4ns4fs.4os4nx--fsns4nxns4vsngusns- lg. vsosqrsonsa vs.nx4 pxa px. ln Covingfon i'r's . . . LANG RESTAURANT and CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS CAFETERIA ffm FOR GOOD FOOD UEE and LEE 623 Madison Avenue ACKLEY'S DRIVE-INN GOOD FOOD STEAKS - CHOPS COMPLIMENTS ...OF.. FITZGERALD - Contractor Covington YMCA Compiimenis of PETE ACHIMOV GROCERY I9 Cowie Helio, Kids The Siebler Tailoring Company Cincinnaii and Covingfon COMPLIMENTS ...OF... ERVIN L. BRAMLAGE A Your Sfanley Dealer MRS. RUTH ALIG Stanley Home Producisn 430 Fox Sf. DI xie 7778-M BUNNEE-B-CAFE Nick Napier, Prop. - Howard Thiel, Mgr. 503 Dixie Highway Erlanger Keniucky Floors Sanded and Refinisheci ERLANGER LUMBER COMPANY Erlanger, Ky. DI xie 7025 COMPLIMENTS ...OF... LEO J. BROPHY Insurance Agenr COMPLIMENTS T ...OF... ACACIA INN COMPLIMENTS ...OF... ERLANGER MOTORS Smoky Hiiion COMPLIMENTS ...OF... DOC'S PLACE The Home of Good Foods COMPLIMENTS ...OF... THE ALTON HOME snsus-vs-ns-as-vsn-sus-asusns.us-vs-rsnsnx.-x-asusus- -sus,-sus-nxnxu-sf-susususurs-as E ghiy t ,nvsavs,-ox.-rx,-ssfosiuvsp :sas-snvsa--saws-,slug-nsg-snxavsos.vsnsnvsnxusnxa:sn-sn14'sux-ns.4vx4vs.arxnx4f-ga-sgnsnsnxnsuxav-suffsaosavxgosnvxpnxgrsnvsnrsaosnrs usuxnsusns- susnsusux-asus-:sus--x-:sux-asus.: as-nxus-as--sux: usnxa:sus--suse-s.nsus.as-nsnsnsnsnxu THE REXALL STORE--- CHARLES W. KNAPMEYER 2I Dixie Highway ERLANGER, KENTUCKY Dlxie 7970 COMPLIMENTS ...0F... READY MIX CONCRETE We exfend sincere 'rhanlcs 'io lhose who have aided us in our school acliviries. We especially wanr To Jrhanlc Kuchle's Garage, l-lannelcen's Dairy, Colonial Coal Company. and Mr. Smoky l-lillon for lhe use of rheir vehicles in our paper drives. E'gh!y h -1-as--Q.-1-guxa us-nsnsas-vsns--suus.nsns-asa-xn.snswxnxnxuns-as-rx-vs-asus-usaax.-v .,.....,.....,..,..,.,...x........,..,.....,........,..,.....,..,....,,..,.......,,....f......,.......,.,..,...,....,.....,..,..,........,..,..,..,..c....,..,..c! su sn -5-agus--sus an soususnsux--sux--xlrx--sa .sus--sususa.sa.xus--1.ss--s--sn-x-ax-ns--x4 OUR PATRONS Erlanger Hardware Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Knasel Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wingate Mr. Paul Knasel Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Barnett and Mrs. John S. Martin Mrs. Helen Hines Miss Mary Lois McClure and Mrs. Prank Walker and Mrs. Wm. Sexton and Ruthie Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and and Mrs. Charles Ransler and Mrs. Logan Harper and Mrs. J. M. Morgan Mary McClurg Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs John Lal-'ontaine Lawrence Edrich M. K. Johnson H. D. Johnson James O. Ransdell George L. Often Miss Helen Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lindeman and family Mr. and Mrs. W. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stephens Case Hotel, Mrs. Case Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maloney uxuxaviusu -susa- xns.-S.-s..x..s.-sns..s..s..s. Eighty-fo Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sexton and family Mrs. Frances Parr and family Mr. and Mrs L. M. Easybuck Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Connelly Mr. and Mrs Austin Gschwind and family Mr. and Mrs J. Bruce Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell Mr. and Mrs Elbert Frakes Mr. and Mrs. John A. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice Mr. and Mrs. L. Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Rawlings C. T. Scott and Family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Westerman Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pieper Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. George Ramler Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cook Mr. and Mrs Robert H. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Emil Deatherage Mr. and Mrs John Reed Mr. and Mrs Henry McCarty Mr. and Mrs D. E. Ward Mr. and Mrs John Finfrock. and family .sus--Qnsausnsn ss- -x-vsavxnxnxusns-use S W 4 1 1 1 C4 4 1 if 1 E 5 fc 'Q