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

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Mr. Chunlpicm is deep in d book. and his charges in study hall arerft saying 'x word. 7 QUIET AS A MOUSE! Thats the wird for the Sen- iors as they take their aptie tude tests in the gym. THE PLAY MUST GO ON! Is a guml theme for the Uru- matic Clulm as the memlwrs apply make-up for Une of their prmiuvtimis. THIHCE CLPICSSESY Nina Null 5 rpvvrii vlass um- 1'c-iilrzitvs on C. T. in Z1 garm- of viiurzlcic-s. DONT MOVE! Art and Garx arc' subjects fur Miss Higgasmfs firSt perimi art c-lass. 2x215! Or maybe it does in Mr. Lanc'aster's Solid Geometry class. as Alexie explains the dayis homework. A familiar sight at the games was Coach Champion giving the team their final instruc- tions. Here he ex- plains, This is a basketballf, Activities Art, high scorer for Lloyd added 2 more points. Ed knew that rebounding made a difference in the out- come of the game. Each year the football team has an annual trip. ln November. Lloydls team and spectators enjoyed another victory over Ft. Knox. This game added another win to our list of already four victories 461 : ' M , .122 ' .,.,.. 5. The most recent activity at Lloyd is the Swing Band, organized by Mr. Cian- ciolo. Catchy tunes can be heard whens ever this group is around. The Book Club en- tertained the faculty with a Christmas Tea in the Home Ec room. The efficient library staff kept the bulle- tin hoard apropos for the occasion as this one which lends itself so readily for Nallhallowevenf' XTXOS Q QC Athletic Affti vities VU- 1-xperlmlvefl a thrlll m our every Spnrts vvvnl. Our travk star. Curx. wa , 99 nixxxo 6 260 Q .Je-2? - ' 59, ggi? - Tw ' .-16 CQ 'MX 69 Oops-a-daisy. N f' Heap big gym pow-wowf, Darrell 'gHercules Ferguson Our football managers. fx Dedzcatwn Q- Dean of Glrls semor sponsor and Engllsh teacher Mrs PIICC 1S the only member of the faculty who has taught our class for four: consecutlve years She represents a vltal force ln both classes and 3Ct1V1t1CS at Lloyd She IS not only a teacher and sponsor but also a frlend and counsellor to eacl of us h res ect and gratltude for her help throughout these years To s ow our p we proudly dedlcate thls THE 1954 SPECTATOR to Mrs Sarah B PIICC 0 0 9 nr v Hx 9 , , ' . . . . . . . 3 . 7 . . . 3 9 . . - 'T Xxx. ,..,,--- 4? 1-... T UFCULOH 5 4 EDGAR ARNETT JAMES I TICHENOR Superintendent Prmc-,pal A B M A A B M A Eastern State College Georgetown College Columbla UHIVBYSIIY Unlverslty of Kentucky Umverslty of Kentucky University of Mlchlgan Supermtemlent s Message The Cltxzens of thls communlty showed that they are aware of the needs of the schools when they made possible the constructlon of a new hxgh school Thls bulldmg located on a beautlful campus known as the Old Fair Grounds w1ll mcrease the opportumtles for a hlgh school educatlon It w1ll probably be ready for occupancy ln September 1955 l l t l l ' J. Q X an .xg ..f:.,7.7LL!L' A ,ififfie 'Pi - 'l'f.l'f 'f-f'7'1 f 7 L -' ' A..l5fQf'i ' ' A .1 2 1 . '-5Q1f,..?i?-f: I i i - -1 - - . ., . . ' 9 . D . . . , , 4, . ,, . . . . . 9 . , . MR. TICHENOR Dean Of Boys Deans Student Council Seated: Moore, Jones, Burgan, Schneider, Shirley, Ailshie, Lindley, Ryle. Standing: letters, Smith, Mr. Tichenor, Eubanks, Keeney, Lunsford. MRS. PRICE Dean Of Girls at If IRENE HARRIS A.B. University of Kentucky Office Staff 2, if 'QV' GLADYS HIGGASON A.B. Western State College Art ALLINE MCGINNIS B.S. Nazareth College Librarian GERALDINE MELLOTT B.S. Union College Seventh Grade F acult PAUL CHAMPION A.B., M.A. Western State College Harvard University University of Kentucky Social Science, Coach T. R. GRAHAM B.S. Murray College University of Kentucky Health, Physical Education IY BETTY JEAN KINCAID A. W. LANCASTER A.B. A.B., M.A. Georgetown College Kentucky Wesleyan University of College Kentucky University of Foreign Languages Kentucky Mathematics T17 SARAH PRICE A.B. Eastern State College University of Cincinnati English Faculty EVALYN MITCHELL B.S. Eastern State College University of Kentucky Commerce LEONORE NOLL A.B., M.A. University of North Carolina Eastern State College English, Speech 'WH X 'M Wx 'U 1 fin vi-'P A 2 4 CHARLES RANSLER ELOISE ROBERTS A.B. B.M. Translyvania University of College Kentucky Football Coach Music K MARGARET SIMONS B.S. ig.. Western State College Science DAMON SIMS A.B. Transylvania College Physical Education L4 y, I Q iffx Eff .5 , NANCY SCOTT B.S. St. Joseph Junior College University of Kentucky Home Economics lm JACK SNYDER A.B. Eastern State College Band Faculty LOUISE VAN LANDINGHAM ANNA SEXAELONSKI A.B. - - Eastern State College Berea College University of Cincinnati SCVCHYII Grade Dietician, Treasurer FIGHT ON f School Songj Fight on, you Juggernauts, fight, Carry on to victory. Fight on with all your might, Your famous courage never dying. We'll make all the echoes ring, For we want the world to knou Our team is out to win. So fight on for Lloyd High. MILDRED STRATTON A.B. Asbury College University of Kentucky Social Studies Seniors BETTY JUNE BOLINGTON Betts Bolingern Spectator Staff 43 Tatler Staff 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Secretary 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Trio 2, 33 FHA 1, 23 Majorettes 2, 33 Cap- tain 4g Pep Club 43 President 43 Follies 23 Follies Staff 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth Assembly 2, 3, Girls' Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 44 All State Chorus 3. SHIRLEY JEAN BROWDER Shirl Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3g Beta Club 3, 4g Book Club 1, 2g Pep Club 1. in I, Seniors LEE ANNE BURTON uLee91 Pep Club 1, 4, Dramatic Club 45 Tatler Staff 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Square Dance Club 1, 35 Book Club 2. VICTOR CASSINI Vic Tatler Staff 43 Rod and C-un Club 1g Library Staff 2, 45 Clee Club 23 Bowl- ing Team 3g Follies 2, Baseball 3. f 'l 6 gil ROBERT DERIEUX Baby Beta Club 4-g Science Club 3. ALVA JOANNE DUDGEON Joanne Spectator Staff 3, 43 Editor 4g Beta Club 3, -ig Secretary 4g FHA 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Square Dance Club 23 Clee Club 2, Girls' Clee Club 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorettes 2, 3, 4-g Pep Club 4g Follies 1, 2, Bowling Team 3. C. T. CLAUNCH Bevan Spectator Staff 45 Tatler Staff 43 Basketball 2, 4g Track 4: Rod and Gun lg Bowling-Captain 3. JOYCE AILEEN DEDIER ccjoycen Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ilajorettes 4: Clee Club 25 Pep Club 4. eniors DARRELL FERGUSON ulfergn Spectator Staff 4, Class Treasurer 2, 3, Student Council 2g Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3g Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. FRED FOSTER Freddy Spectator Staff 3, 4-g Business Manager 4, Book Club 3, Science Club 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Bowling-Captain 3g Swing Band 1, 2, 3. any if fp Seniors '55 Wusvx JOSEPH WHHTEN HEATH, JR. lilac!! Spectator Staff 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Book Club 2, Follies Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Bapd 1, 2, 3, 4g Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE JONES Joyce Cheerleaders 2, 3, 49 Pep Club 4, Follies 1, 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Library Staff 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Trio 2, 3, 4g FHA 1, 2, 3, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. I L., Y.?l LESLIE GARTH LAMBERT Bubba Class President lg Cleo Club 33 Spec- tator Staff 43 Red Cross 3g Square Dance Club 23 Bowling Team Captain 3g Rod and Gun 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1. 2. 3, 43 llaseball 3, 43 Claes Vice President 2. lNlARLYN MCGURE Holly Book Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 43 Secre- tary 43 Be-ta Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 4g Clem- Club 23 Spectator Staff 43 Pep Club 1, 43 Office Staff 4. GARY DENTON JUMP .tcaryv s'etball 1, 2. 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3. 43 Spectator Staff 43 Pep Club 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Rod and Gun 3. 4, B BETTY ROSE KIMMICH Betty , ook Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 43 Beta Club 3, 4g Tatler Staff 43 Spectator Staff 4g Square Dance 33 Pep Club 2, 43 Office Staff 4. eniors -'R ROBERT L. MCPHI-:RON Mickey Book Club 2, 4g Hi-Y 2, 33 Square Dance Club 1, 2, 35 Rod and Gun Club lg Library Staff 25 Cvlee Club 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 1, Track 3, 43 Bowling Team-Captain 3. MILTON MACKIN Mac Holmes 1g Rod and Gun Club 2, 4g Hi-Y 3, Bowling Team 3, Pep Club 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 35 Square Dance Club 2. Seniors 3' L.. Hi JOAN MILLER Ki-Ioan!! Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 4g Dramatic Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Tatler Staff 3, 49 Spectator Staff 4-g Square Dance Club lg Class Treasurer 3, Student Council 35 Follies 2. MARILYN MILLER Marilyn Tri-Hi-Y 4g FHA lg Clee Club 4g Pep Club 2, 4. RAY ALENE NEAT UAICTICU Tatler Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g Art Editor 45 Spectator Staff 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 FHA 3, 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Class Secretary 4, Dramatic Club 43 Follies Staff 1, 23 Beta Club 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Clee Club Contest 25 Square Dance Club 2: Book Club 1. jo ANN OESTING S6-losien Pep Club 13 Book Club lg Square Dance Club 23 Cheerleader 3, Dra- matic Club 4. THOMAS KEENAN MILLER t4T0m1s Spectator 4g Rod and Gun Club 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling Team 43 Student Council 1, 2, President 2g Vice President 1. JUDITH ANN N1O0RE .vudyn Square Dance 2, 3g Pep Club 1, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Dramatic Club 43 Football Queen 4. eniors 7' in- Wh? Seniors MARY LEE RASH Mary Byrd Dramatic Club 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 President 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorettes 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 43 Follies 1, 2g Girl Scouts 1. ELLswoRT11 RHODES Rhodsie Football 1, 43 Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Staff 3g Clee Club 33 Follies 3. N BARBARA SCHAFFER uBarbn Pep Club 1, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 President 4, Dramatic Club 4, Class Treasurer 49 Class Secretary 2g Class Vice president 3g Spectator Staff 4g Beta Club 3, 45 FHA 33 Square Dance Club 1, 3, President 3, Library Staff 1, Clee Club 1, 2: Book Club 1, 2, Student Council 'l, 2, Follies 1. ARTHUR W. SCHNEIDER, JR. Goose Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 43 Spectator Staff 43 Square Dance Club 35 Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4. BILL RIGSBEE Crazy-Legs Holmes l, 2, Football 3, 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 3, 45 Track 3, 4. GAYLE LEE RYLE Gayle Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Hi-Y 3, 4, Rod and Gun Club 2, Glee Club 1, 23 Football lg Library Staff 2. eniors DELORES FAY SHIRLEY ..Dee,, Pep Club li Book Club 23 FHA 23 Beta Club 3, 43 Vice President 43 Tatler Staff 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Dra- matic Club 43 Cleo Club 43 Spectator Staff 43 Student Council 43 Presi- dent 4. DAVID HAROLD SIMONTON liDave5! Football 1, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Basket- ball 23 Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 43 Rod and Gun Club 2g Student Council 23 Clee Club 1. 33 Bowling 3. C5 Q Seniors ROBERT J. SIMONTON Simon Rod and C-un Club 13 Pep Club 43 Red Cross lg Bowling 3, Secretary and Treasurer 33 Baseball 4. SHARON GERALDINE SNOWDEN Jerry Pep Club 2, 43 Red Cross Representa- ative 1, 4, Treasurer lg FHA 2, 33 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3. 43 Clee Club 1, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorettes 3, 4. X N N RUTH VANLANDINGIIAM Booch Pep Club 2, Follies 1g Spectator Staff 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4g FHA 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi'Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Youth Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD VAN METER .IEW Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, Basketball lg Bowling 3, Student Council 13 Square Dance 2. CHARLENE FAYE SORRELL K'Bones Class Vice President 19 Secretary 3, Spectator Staff 4: Literary Editor 4g Beta Club 3, 43 Book Club 1, 2, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 49 Glee Club 2: Pep Club 1, Student Council 1, Red Cross 33 Tatler Staff 4. VIRGINIA NIIQRIEL STILLINGS Meri Spectator Staff 44 Dramatic Club 4g Book Club 23 FHA 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Square Dance 2, 3, Mixed Glee Club 2, 4, Girls' C-lee Club 2g Pep Club 4, Follies 2. Seniors FRANCES WELLS Franny Bloomfield 1, 2, Shawnee 3, Tatler Staff 45 Beta Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 4. RICHARD WHEELWRIGHT Wheeler Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 4g Student Council 2, Class President 1, 2, 49 Spectator Staff 3g Tatler 2, 3, 4g Assistant Editor Tatler 3g Editor Tatler 4g Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Library Staff 1g Post Youth Reporter 2, Book Seniors RONALD KLOPP WHITE Whitey Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 43 Track 3, 4, Student Council 1, Vice President 4g Class President l, 34 Spectator Staff 4g Bowling 3. 1 Youth Assembly l Clee Club NORMAN ALLEN WILLIAMS Willy Class Secretary,1g Tatler Staff 4g Beta Club 3, 49 Library Staff 3, 45 Band 1, 3g Swing Band 1, 3g Follies 2g Red Cross 3. MARY RUTH WISE Blondie Holmes 13 Spectator Staff 3, 4g Taller Staff 4-3 Beta Club 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Office Staff 4-g Dramatic Club 4g Pep Club 43 Mixed Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Girls' Clee Club 2, 3, 45 Clee Club Contest 2, 3, 43 Operetta 33 Follies Staff 2. QTIEOTS ,,-,-..-----1 Lf ' h: B b W d th, G'lt U d h'll, Left to right: Johnny Lightner, Ronnie Brucks Rirtyltoldigglety, Gieta sorsrzfif Deloies Brgcgmin, ,lim Dishon, Bob Reed, Charles Sims, Charles Dees Ralph Meyers. i N Class Officers Left to right fgoing uplz Patricia Owens, Mary Dickerson, Sandra Sorrell, Romelle Points, Charles Holland, Darryl Strong, Dennis Ashcraft, Robert Miller. '2-our Left to right: Ronnie Smith, Harold letter, Elvera Euhanks, Judy Jones, ,lanet Anness, Betty Burton, Sharon Haskell, Hardy Tribble. A ll 3, ., I fi 9 ' 4 5 4-.Fl ,sf . 5' Q15 Q ' A r .Q . v . .. 1 .ar i V, ., Vxf 1 f 4 4Q . ub,'i !'a . ' ' '-'-v , 'ft 1 Q ' ' 4 xi V , . fa ,JP SL A 5 , n r I :R , B , . vsi' ' rf. -1- , f 'bl I n . i J Q .4 K I D lv-9' I7 Mme .r ...J ' 1 ,lf ' . -Q' 1? ,V I' x ,HYNIOR CLASS UFFICICHS--Hdcliv Wviggirls. Pllxllis Iivlf-. llurrx' Dawson. Danny CZ1SClmlt. Billy McKinlvy. E .Q 3,141 arp-r J , ja if 1:2 , in nv-A-' I . 45 Q i A ,rg v . 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Points V. Posey Q- B Rhodes G. Bates D. Brockrnan B. Burton C. Diana J. Downer T. Hallman H. Kimmich J. Klein Kramer H. R. Lindley B. MacDonald .l. McGinnis H. Miller C. Mueller D. Oldham , 5 ' i V H. Rodgers , V z N . P. Simonton x X J '- ' I . M Skidmore ' 1 ji I 4, C. Sorrell 4 f V J. Tanner Q v V f 4 f 9 . ,' if .-41 G. Underhill V L ' D. Webster Q i ,Eff , Q7 if -' 1 1 ,ni my .,..... in -,W K., 1 gs J. Afterkirk J. Angel C. Annes J. Beard R. Boone A. Clifton M. Colvin K. Cook R. Copher D. Foster E. Frohn M. Glunt J. Graham B. Griffin H. Holmes Sophomores L K C. Tritsvh ll. Wvaclsworllm Hope N. Hundley J. ,lones P. Jones N Lykins Cv Meyer R Meyer F. Peveto P Posey J. Riley ,l. Rouse V Sallee C Shirley S. Simonton E Tavce FreSl1m QTL I 4? as kia M Ns. A if E tsle f fi At' w IP' Q :M , 'Es I .f ' Vg X , Y li .Ml ' I 1 it f ld' L i J. Meyer B. Miller K. Moore C. Napier B. Newton R. Piercefield R. Reed F. Robinson R. Robinson C. Robson B. Siebe C. Sims P. Smith C. Sullivan B. 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Peveto M. Poff R. Points B. Pyles A. Robinson T. Runion ll. Sallee J. Gocttlemen N. Serra R. Snyder S. Sorrell V. Souther D. Southworth J. Steres R. Underhill J. Welch !'? L ,,,. N 1- Hfegifff 32 xy, . Y. 4- 1 343 4? . Q:- Q 2' 1. gmail .gnu oi 'Q j . l Seated: Dudgeon. Foster. First row: Stillings. Kimmich, Neat, Wise. Moses, Sorrell, Bolington Miller, Ferguson, Jump, Schaffer. Second row: Lambert, Schneider. Miller, Claunch, White, McKinley. Miss Kincaid, Shirley The Spectator taff Editor-Joanne Duclgeon Business Ezlilor-Fred Foster Business Staff-Leo Perkins. C. T. Claunch. Artie Schneider, Cary Jump, Ronny White, Billy McKinley Literary ErIilor4Charlene Sorrell Literary Staff-Betty Bolington, Barbara Schaffer. Mary Ruth Wise, Beverly Wingate Art Editor-Alene Neat Art Staff-Joan Miller Typists-Delores Shirley. Virginia Stillings. Betty Rose Kimmich, Marlyn McGuire Room Represenlalires-Charlene Sorrell, Fred Foster, Betty Bolington, C. T. Claunch, Torn Miller. Ruth Vanliandingham. Leo Perkins. Darrell Ferguson, Joseph Heath, Artie Schneider. Ronny White Advisor-Miss Kincaid Spectator Salemen Art Schnexder Darrell Ferguson Ruth VanLandmgham Tom Muller Ronnne Whlte C T Claunch Charlene Sorrell Betty Bohngton Joseph Heath Fred Foster Under the able guldance of MISS Kxncald and the asslstance of Edltor Joanne Dudgeon we of 54 worked dlllgently to make thls a memorable annual one youll always remember Comblnlng work and pleasure thls year s staff Wlll never forget the fun of workmg at nlght to meet our deadlme Durmg these get togethers are the followlng mem orles those refreshing cokes after puttlng on the flnlshlng touches, the funny remarks and llttle jokes the lone typlng eraser, and trylng to type ads wlth cold flngers However we hope you all enjoy thls edltlon of the SPECTATOR 29 Q f . Y First row: Smith, Hall, Dinn. Angel. Second row: Kidd. Miller. Northcutt. Burton. Wise. Third row: Mueller, Simonton, Sorrell llearcl. Fourth row Brockman, Claunch, llolington. Standing: Shirley. Cassini. Williams. Skidmore. Burton. Wheelwright. Wells. McGinnis, S. Sorrell, Points. Long, Head. Mrs. Mitchell. Tatler Staff Editor-Dick Wheelwright Assistanl Editor-Frances Wells Features and News-Janice Angel, ,loyce Beard, Betty Bolington, Delores Brockman, Brenda Burton, Margie Dinn, Suzanne Head, Colleen Kidd, Lynn Long, Janet McGinnis, Carol Mueller, Romelle Points, Sally Simonton, Marilyn Skidmore, Ronnie Smith, Charlene Sorrell, Sandra Sorrell. Sports-C. T. Claunch Artists-,loan Miller, Charles Hall, Lois Northcutt. Typists-Lee Anne Burton, Betty Rose Kimmich, Charlene Sorrell. Mimeographing-Victor Cassini, Delores Shirley, Norman Williams, Mary Ruth Wise. Through the efforts of the Staff. The Tatler, our monthly paper, keeps the students up-to-date on the happenings at Lloyd. Susie Student, the gossip column, which kept us informed on the students' love-life, was one of this year's most widely read features. 9- X Beta Club NP '40zR5 Ln J ' 5 ' ' rf , 4 sa XI: In in f , ' , f- 'G 5 f ' fy no F - J 1 up ' ' J - ' .1 'r'- ol y , 1 .. L X ,M rn. 'a, - I ' ' I ' rn ' I N' 3 A I . . ' 'li - f f . 5. . F .1 r . , , fl f Lure. . . in r , Q . 5 f' .2 , t 1 Cv . - 4 Q 7 , . fb fn ' ,J . I mn ' . I 2 -4 ' vw . ' , - . 4 D . , fb - 4 ' E. ' Q . . 2 - l R , . - rf s ' fb . rw ' , ... . 5 . f . I 2, ' UQ . I, :- F' ' ' ,Q 1 :U .l ' ' 1 L W H gg . . . ' 5' 1 LI- ' 1 '-- , ' T-'I' 4 0 3 C ' ' .' - ff N ?r . . ' ,o ' . . . , on . I X . , -.1-1 ' ff H -x, 1 s luv, , W fx, . I, A N M259 It Flrtrow NICGUIYC Sorrell Schaffer Dudgeon Sutherland lN0rthcutt Rltchle L Wlngate Second row Browder Neat Well Whxte Ha kell Ratcllff Tallaferro 'NIcK1nley VC mgate Ryle Preszrlent Dlck Wheelwrxght Vzce Presulent Delores Shxrley Secretary Joanne Dudgeon Treasurer Betty Rose KlmmlCh The Beta Club IS a natxonal honorary SOCICIN for Jumors and bemors who haye mamtalned a B ayerage throughout hlgh school The members are chosen ln thelr Jumor year on the basls of leadershlp achleyement and character It IS recogmzed as one of the hlghest honors a student can attaln at Lloyd Nllss btratton became sponsor of the Beta Club for thls year Lnder her leadership the Beta Club has sponsored an amateur talent show and taken lts annual club trlp Happy fourneyn We.. The Perfect Daten - -'nl A3 if e' X f The Speech Class and Dramatic Club presented three one-act plays. g'Wildcat Willie Minds the Baby , K 'T-Y' '? M Chr lstmas Prog ram M -- x T ..,..-f CHINIFN HANG Y I If 'sf in ,sl 53-Skim Expensne glfts were presented to the Christ Chlld by people 1n all walks of llfe ln order to make the chlmes rmg Exen the Klng lald hls crovsn upon the altar but the chlmes remalned sllent When a poor peasant bov brought h1s lneipenslxe glft the ChlmCS rang loudly to the amazement of every one an 14 The Senlor Hlgh Clee Club furnlshed the music for the Chrlstmas Pageant . . MM, f p ... ' . W H ' HE ,--' . 0 . .f .is l Q ,f ,, t, , ,Q 1? A I K Q 1 4 . . as . 4 ' ' l X fl xg 1 .-gg ifffi - KR . A - s I , QS ' K X ' M N . . ' ' Q 7 , 2 N g-3. , A 31 p 3 , -Id ff W. , t 1 - ' 'nn ww- . 'AL Av Avr A? Lv lg-fri Y' ,,.., , x if - rg 41 R im U V A i V I ' ix . ' . p. Q V ,,,,,,,,,,.f-.V '--'V N 7,4 fr J V ,Qi ., I I 1- ,Q ab I 15531. W 1,34 I K t ,i Q, 4 P' f 1 ' . r A yr 'l 1 ' A s K ' 6 , , l ' l 4 's e Q ff 9, A f 1 g , l' '16 ar' l ' ' ' .gf fs. Q A pf-iw-,. ., . .,, , V K Trl lull 4 Y will v :jr ff' i l l A ' l - N Qf ' ' n ,.. -.. 1 ' . -1 Kp, ,tl M nv. K 'Az . K ' -eg 'M a -- ' QI ' 'p , ,U r v ' '. I ' ' , . Nj V- z .- -P ' , ' a f ' 1 5 A A g 0 , s Junior Book Club First row: J. Knapper. B. Owen.. L. Lon . S. Sorrell. R. Pointi. L. Rou:e. A. Rhode.. B. Hembree. K. Herron. Mr-. 5IcGinni.. Second row: M. Diclcenon. S. Head. KI. Brewer. B. Loeb. S. Ha-kell, J. Anness B. Setters. Presiflent . ,, ,. H ,. .,,,,,,,,, Sharon Haskell Vice President , , ,,,, ,. , . ,, ,, Linda Rouse Secretary . , . , ,..,,, , Bonnie Setters Treasurer , .......,...,... , . , .......... Betty Hembree The Junior Book Club. sponsored by Mrs. McGinnis. created interest in reading among the Junior High School students. During Book Week the members made posters and helped to decorate the bulletin boards. When the Roll was called. each person answered with the name of the book that he was reading. Some of the most popular books were Candy, Carlflie Woodlawn, Sue Barton. Black Stallion, and Snow Dog. Senior Book Club First row: L. Points, R. Million. ll. Rhodes. B. Mcljheron. Second row: C. Shirley. A. Clifton. C. Anness. P. Posey. J Third row: H. Kramer, T. Webb. J. Tanner. C. Sorrell. ll Preszllent ,, ,, , . , ,, , Greta Sorre l '1'cel're5i1lenl ,, . . , ,, , ofoyce Beard ,, , Clarene Shirley Secretary ,, , , Treasurer , , ,, , , ,, Linda Points Program Chairman , ,,,,, , , Armelda Clifton lfnder the direction of Mrs. McGinnis and Greta Sorrell. president. the Senior Book Club met once each month. Our aim was to increase the students, interest in reading. Through assembly programs. posters. and unique bulletin board designs. we carried out our aim. Neverthe- less. the club activities didn't take up all of our time and we made trips to the Rockwood Pottery Company and the Coca-Cola Plant. ! 1 Beard. Mrs. McGinnis. 51F011 2fl2 7 F.H.A. is an organization for' all girls interested in home and com- munity life. The motto, Toward New Horizonsf' expresses the purpose of the club-learning to live better today in ormler that our lives and those of our families may lie better tomorrow. COLORS-Red and White FLOWERfRed Rose SPONSOR-Miss Scott PRESlDlQNTfClaurlia Ryle MEMBERS: D. llrockman. K. Mattingly. ll. Nh-Uonalcl. J, Mr-Cinnis. ll. Nlillf-r, J. Ogden. C. Hyle C. Sullivan. H. Dinn. P. Smith. B. Sie-lu-. Nl. Skitlnion-. ll. Tichf-nor, P. Webster, K. Weiss. B Wingate. F. May. C. Shirley. J. Wingate. Hi-Y One outstanding projeet of the Tri-lli-Y this year was the organizzation of a Hi-Y. The Tri-lli-Y as well as the Ili-Y members worked very dili- gently to make it a success. Mr. Uder. an Elsmere Citizen and Civic leader. ably served as sponsor. The eluh. under his guidance. proved successful in sponsoring a Student Town Day in which all Civic duties were per- formed hy the hoys. The eluh was represented at the Frankfort Youth Assembly by two members. First row: Lambert, Meyer, Hallman, Hiller. Boone, Case-holt. NICPheron. Second row: Taliaferro, Ratcliff. Meadows. Wiggins. Heath. Ryle, Nlackin. Third row: Piercefield, Sims, Jones, Lindley, Rouse, Reed, Wadsworth, Holmes. Fourth row: Lucas, McKinley, Burgan. Simonton, Cordon. Dawson. Patrick. Moses, Rogers. :mms F' Ein in .gill Senior Tri-Hi-Y V V TRI Ht First row: Dudgeon, Stillings. McGuire, Burton. Miller, Moore, B. Points, Kimmich, Schaffer, Bolington, Shirley. W'ise. C. Sorrell, Neat. Zitt, Vanlnandingham, Snowden, Dedier, Miller. Second row: Tichc-nor. J. Wingate. Wilhoite, B. Burton, Mueller, Smith, Hope, Sielie, Hundley, L. Wingate, Graham, G. Sorrell. Angel, C. Shirley, White, Sutherland. Third row: Mrs. Yanlsandingham. Miss Stratton. McGinnis. Dinn, V. Posey, Diana, Lancaster, Haskell, Kincaid. Skidmore, McDonald, Weiss, Kidd, Brockman, Cook, B. Wingate, P. Rylfi, J- Afterkirk. Bramlage. P. Afterkirk, Ogden. Bell. Alcoke, P. Vanlsandingham, Colvin, P. Posey, Miss Scott. Miss Kincaid. . Fourth row: Webster. Crowell. Wainscott, Updike. Northcutt. Sullivan, Morris, Downer, N. Points, P. Sinionton, B. Miller, Mattingly. Beard. Glunt, S, Simonton, Griffin, Jones, C. Ryle, Underhill. This yearis Tri-Hi-Y has striven to climb far up the ladder of service, which it has built in the past. From Freshmen to Seniors, we reached into our bag of ideas and came up with some sincere and helpful ones. Helping to organize a Hi-Y Club, sending CARE packages. giving a Christmas party for the Children's Home, planning letters to the ex-Lloyd graduates in the service. and taking over the civic duties of both Erlanger and Elsmere for a day added much to our busy year. As sponsor. Mrs. VanLandingham has done an excellent job. She was assisted by Barbara Schaffer, President: Savilla Grambrell, Vice President: Betty Bolington, Secretary-Treasurer: Phyllis Kyle, Publicity Agent: Molly McGuire. Chaplain: and Miss Yablonski. Miss Scott. Mrs. Alcoke. Miss Stratton. and Miss Kincaid. advisors. ln all of our work. we didnlt forget to include fun. Combined Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y suppers provided us with much pleasure. and in March. we enthusiastically attended the State Youth Assembly at Frankfort. Lloyd senators and representatives to the State Assembly worked hard to get our bills passed. Junior Tri-Hi-Y IIAKIN lllllllllflp I Rl'H I-Y ,tX.-if xl K-R gal - First row: Ashcraft, Agnor, McGuire. Knappcr, Peek, Meyers, Bramlagc, Head Second row: Miss Yalmlunski. Haskell. Rouse. Burton. Morris. Sorrell. Long. Rich. Fnuther Alspaugh. Third row: Unch-rhill. Owens. YY:-liste-r. Herron. Fullce. Mullins. 'I1ll3Xl0H. Hcmlirec Fourth row: Klein, Setters, juhnsnn. Fnrnasli, Dickerson. Durlgeon, Coelwl, Puints, Angel JLNIOR TRI-Ill-X With Miss Yalrlonslai as uur lezuler. iw have clexclupccl many cunmiunity project especially helping a stricken family by bringing clothes and much needed articles Our organization spent much time and t-ffm-t on an asscmlwly program which isa presented in January. and aviclly workecl tuwartl helping the urphanecl children Vive hope to keep up the goml wmk and make our junior Tri-lli-Y reach the top 4 . O First row: Bolington, Bell, Johnson. Webster, Updike, Owens, Wainscott, Points, Posey, Downer M. Miller, Kimmieh, Moore, Neat, Wise, Schaffer, L. Wingate. B. Wingate, S. Simonton, Zitt Mrs. Price, Ryle. Second row: P. Afterkirk, Colvin. Harms, Burgan, Coleman, Copher, Eubanks, Sellers, Sullivan, Ogden, Webster, Lancaster, VanLandingham, Kidd, Jump, Ailshie, Hundley, P. Bramlage Billiter, J. Jones. Third row: Snowden, Sorrell, Piercefield, Brunner, Anness, Wiggins, White, Kincaid, Anderson Burton, Wells. Herron, Anness, Clifton, C. Shirley, Diana, Goebel, Owens, Baxter, Glunt Fourth row: Dudgeon, Angel, Brockman, Walters, M. Underhill, Siebe Stillings, J, Miller McKinley. Ritchie. Frohn, Pitman. Wilson. Kittle, B. Miller, J. Wingate, Wilhoit, Alcoke Tichenor, J. Jones. Fifth row: Cook. Setters, Hembree. C. Sims, J. Burgan. Haskell, Northcutt, Hope, B. Burton Wleise, Taliaferro. Ratcliff, Back, Klein, Moses, Wadsworth, Peek, McGuire, Morris, Griffin. Sixth row: Lykins, Haskell, Knapper, Points, Agnor, Dickerson, Griffin, McPheron, Goin M. Dinn, Dawson, Patrick, Gordon. Meadows, McDonald, Skidmore, J. Afterkirk. Seventh row: De-dier. Hallman. W'adsworth, B. Simonton, Underhill, B. Burton, Lindley, P. Jones Mueller, Miller, Maekin, D. Simonton, Crowell, L. Points, J. Jones, S. Dudgeon, Sallee Castlebcrry, Grabow, Dishon. Eighth row: Goebel, C. Jones. Ashcraft. P. Smith, Robinson, Mattingly, Holmes, Meyer, Diana McGinnis, L. Rouse, Posey, Graham, P. Simonton, The Pep Club started off with a hbangv and continued in the same fashion. Our purpose was not only to support our various sports activities, but also to back and make known all social activities, such as plays, dances, and concerts, and help them to be a success. We chartered buses to games and did various odd jobs for the betterment of our school. Donit get the idea it's all work and no play. We had hgobsw of fun selling candy and having club meetings. 1 9 1 s 1 Rod and Guin Club The Rod and Gun Club was an important Club in our sehoolis activities. It instilled the importance of conservation into the minds of its members. and helped to make better Citizens. At the end of the year. for our annual trip. we went to Dale Hollow Lake. Everyone tried to obey his pledge: I gixe my pledge as an .-Xmeriean to save and faithfully to defend from waste the natural resourees of my eountrygits soils and minerals. its forests. waters and wildlifeji This yearis leaders were Sir. Champion. Sponsor. and jerry Coin. President. First row: Schneider. Rhodes. Hiller, I.aWarre, Rider. Coettehnan. Xlig, Peters. Lancaster. Seenml row: llilliler. Hiler, Nlas-ie U1-sting. Holland, Str-res. Hunion. Moore, Rouse. Ogden Holderhy, Scott. Third row: Mr. Champion. Jump. Meadows. Cain, Brennen, Daugherty, Hughes, Tribble, Sheriff Pt-veto, Rust. Mueller. Angel. Teiehman. Hall, Fleek, Hyatt. Fofgrth rlcgvsaz Dawson, Cordon, Gregory, Lindley, Simonton, Mackin, 'Wilson Goin, Cravitt, Burgan ass. el. 1:12, .wt 'ifif 'Sim 's f,,,,0 v , 1' -..t ..-Ol' 1 1 1 :nm W hm own x Ke 1 Ili w .nm lx f 1 unmr Ne HI 1 MEMORIES XX lfzcr - W If f . 9'Q 'U CI if NS S N ll NIOR NI NlOh DINNER DXNIP X rll 975 Wei 'IIPIHIIIIIIX Ronnw Hur ar an I jan ildrk 21 K fmfr k 1 ll r Holurl X -ii fr - ..-....-.,. .M fl- W W' W- ww Vw A 1. EY ?:'7 Q nz q 'L '44 - A 5 ,931 ' f . ww A L4 f 'LL ni If I 1 - .. 4 , J-. f-ffm A 4' - 11 4-51-Q.. 38, ,, fx, ,Ls if 1 L '33 . - , - 7 a s burr ..,. .. C U , . 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K f 3 -5 if ,I 3 - .-' A ., . y . v K xv K, , vi a ,I .I G. L I -, Y iw , ,, - , ' 5 l . - A f , 1 ' W V 1 1 ' '- T . ??.,jA gg, ' fizgig gl , Q, -, 3 , , mf.: 4 'H . 9 X rf 4 , u, A ' I 1.5.1 1fn?75 ' 2- . .1 'll Concert Band 11 Our Concert Band presented two highly entertaining concerts this year. Good selections, wonderful direction, and the capability of the group made each program a success. The second concert featured an Accordion Band from Chev Wood, the Lloyd High School Dance Band, and vocalist, Janice Jones. Other highlights were a clarinet solo by Phylis Vanlandingham, and a trumpet solo by Jody Heath. rf 'Es -is 1 451 ,SI Lf-fl in right: Drum Major. liill Cm-lwl. Captain. Hr-tty Holinglun. Joyvv- IM-4Iie-r. ,Ivrry Snowde-n N 'Ji X 14 ancy Lykins. Kurvn Cook. Pat Aft:-rkirk. ,lnannv Ilmlg:-on Majorettes FLUTES AND SAYOPHONES Fin! mw: Cook. Kle-in. Ruling ton. Uivkvrson. Snowmlvn. Second row: Griffin. Keir-ney Wvf'llSIl'T. NIcD0nald. After kirk. Third row: Lancaster. Dinn. Ly kim. Ang:-l. 'illmxnqsp y --...SAW 1 . V th b 7, ' 18: -1131 .K ,,gQ,f,i'f' Ax, 'gc IW x ', '5 'i15 1, 5'-.4 - -In . Mgr fp t ! N 's fm' ' 'f V 5 3 f o 1 vi' V L , 4 X 1 X Ax ' ' Y f I 'i I ! .8 Q M ' 1' , f Y U TT' A ':l,xi?9s- ii i QE 1 Q in 5, yn- :ning ' n ff W . a- .,- , . xv- id . X 1 ' ',?Wff-V 'I ,Q X f Q at V QJ A I W Q XC7. 'fi ,a . ? 5 z - ' ti ' jg- 1 X A .X X ! X X X l 4 , Q A X m Q P -I V V . Y., .4 ' I R1 ' ' aww All ' ,or X My First row: Miss Roberts. Northcutt. Haskell. Hope. Wise. Shirley. Ne-at. J. .Nlillt-r. Ftillings ll. Wingate. P. Kyle-, WV:-iss, Wvllllti Lykins. Wiggins. Se-cond row: Points. Diana. P. .-Ute-rkirk. llolington. ll:-:lim-r. Snowden. Nl, Xlillcr. Yan Lamlinghain Angel, .l. Jones. Griffin. Clunt, J. .-Xltcrkirk. J. Jon:-s. Nlcllonald. Third row: Down:-r. llinn. Fredrick. l'. WX-luster. tl. Rylv. J. Wingate-. Wilhoite. ll, ,Xlille-r Sorrell. 'l'i1'he'nor. :Klcolu-. Morris. llramlagc. l.. Wingate. Cook. Simonton. llell. Fourth row: Baxter, Points. Hkithnorr-. ll. We-list:-r, Tritsch. Rogers. Foste-r. tire-gory. Nlrflall 'lialiafc-rro. Nlcl'he'ron. lfrohn. P. Jones. Collis. Klein. Sims. Glee Club The Clee Club. under the direction of Miss Roberts. has had a very successful season. During the year the members participated in the annual Christmas Banquet, in which they sang Christmas Carols that were in keeping with the Christmas Program. Why the Chimes Rangf. They also took part in a concert given hy the band. Born To Be Free was the vocal selection. Junior Glee Club Qosf -A 1 .Q Lil 1 P3 U 3 anim 1 1 X' .'. uf' U lr' l we - ,vf3 ?j,, I W K w I .au ' JI, Il. Z'-.. JIU -Us ia, an 'f w .4 '31 1- f-.dn - ',, , .. A. nm 1--itll 1 i . .-12.4 l ll 9' BL- l l!'7! '4 5.-. First row: NIc'Kr1nnc-y, Burton, Herron. W'arlsworth, Walters. Goebel Fornafh Morris Alsraugli. . v - l liranilagv, Sorre-ll. Rhodes. Castle-lmerry, Hall. .-Xgnor. Nlvyc-r. Col:-man. Rolla-rts. Se-cond row: Brvriricri. Scott. Holland, Wt-lt-h. Dvnning. Miller. Lucas. Loc-li, lludge-on. Griffin. Underhill, Caselmolt. llaxter. Coe-ttlc-man. Lanhan. Pyters. Rider, Kane. Third row: lfophvr. Strung, Holdrrliy. Nlallivoat. Rommrll. Long. He-ad. Xlorrif. Nlviluirn-. l,I'f'k. Collins, Poff. l ulnn-r. Pointa. llurgvr. Salle-v. Rou-1: Serra. qkhcraft. llaugh:-rly. Fourth row: Nlvriafe-e-. Blattingzly. Aslicraft, Rich. Gralmow. Anderson. Mullins. Oldham. Hall. Angel, Southworth. Kidd. Lunsford, Nlclraclden. Diana. Baxter. Jones. Mueller. Kunitz. Johnwn, ll. Oldham. SQ-rra. I A fi-F'-'--E gg:-'fifsigi if-f Phyllis Ryle Second Soprano Greta Sorrell Alto Janice Jones First Soprano Z2 X yr Sally Simonton Allo Janice Angel Second Soprano Martha Colvin First Soprano .tk 1.1 ,, . F 1' J Ur, f ,J W Qa- l 'Q .1 , xv V, Tau 2 'Wal-fan m, . ,rp-. ,ff 3 r-wiv, 1. x Y V ,vu Kin- I ll Al 1 1-:gun 4lQ' M 611'-v-v' 6 fig IIXILY 'HIE QUCI-IN H10 IUJL fwtball 1111111 1-lwfv Judy Nluure as lt qumfn. with Uurlvaru SI'llLlf fer, HM4-fly Xxlllgfllix, and jnyfxr .Xflm-rkirk 34 zxtlvncl ants. Hr. Til'hf'Il1lI' vrowncfl ilu new qu:-Pu at thc half nf th Lurllms gamma 'upl- I N 1 43 'Q 'v- FOOTBALL SEASONS RESUME The jarring ,luggernauts had Lloydis best foot- ball season since 1941. This year we had a season's record of seven wins and two losses and a confer- ence record of six wins and two losses, putting us third place in the conference. Jump and Ferguson were named on the first NKAC team, White and Mackin on the second NKAC team. Erve Etler made honorable mention. Jump, Ferguson, and Mackin received honorable mention on the all- state team. In the opening game of the season, the Jugs tasted bitter defeat at the hands of a strong Holmes team 33-6. The second game marked an exact re- verse, as the .lugs trounced powerful Highlands 25-0. The Jugs not only played brilliant offensive ball, but also stopped one of the best backs in this area. The next game was similar to the second, as Lloyd rolled over Bellevue 41-0 with Ferguson of Lloyd leading the way. ln the fourth encounter, the Jugs had little trouble downing Campbell County 40-0 and likewise in smothering out Ludlow 34--0. Dixie Heights, the team destined to become confer- ence champions, gave us our last defeat, by cap- italizing on the breaks and defeating us 12-0. Next, the Juggernauts bounced back and behind the four touchdowns of Gary Jump, mauled Ft. Knox 42-0. The following week found the Jugs playing host to Beechwood and pounding out a deciding victory, this time to the tune of 41-0. The last game of the season found the jarring ,luggernauts downing the defending conference champions, Dayton. 25-0 to close a great season. C. T. CLALNCH 014 LL' wif Guard M 7744. 'r hi 'msf1zf?9'f- V15 Tackle 'WV M zxlzf ljaplairz - Halfhack flfffjfff! Cuurd . X345 f 'LUIWU Hzxlfbavk eet The Juggernaulcs . Llo d 34 Ludlow Jays Uc Wins X 'l ,wo I o- BF Boo El' 2-X I Holmes, Highlands, Erlanger Lloyd Cop Victories: Lloyd A Q Juggernauts rolhd to 'rhelr fourth Qtra ght shutout v1ctory fiolwhlng off Ludlow s Panthers 34 0 at Erlanger U1 a second place t1e Wllh Dune He1ghts Wg34 O md or mul: xx lwn Fl e lo h no lr-Q: an aufhmv K than Ron Flma RPllPV1lPS head rodrh 1 tho bmi lloxri loam an 10 xo had tho mmfortuno f paxmg ll lmri Ill il ll lldllflrl h f' or hrr' ll I Sfllfxfllllf' the Jugs mwhl vw-ll haxe come' c'lo':o to roppm lhc- flag wed to Jump for an Q1 quarter B111 Q10 510.1 :x Um 450,-CQ: SWE Qu 'HQ -eww. -C-C,o All 'Nw Sixth shutou ng , er 2 Ch' . - 5 ffl? CU Zlille,,RanSl01 c I wi Clues! of n .:, mogl -luggema n O 'Y em.- lho rw, .mm urq H, K Q Q , 3592 l.l j 'fi .lugg 'v , qr, 5 gg: llffhv fi ly .. h -ly 1,1 C MM I . . . 1 , QU P 25129 x l v f ' . 9-9 - -- 'M ' V' A ' , I . j Hrs. ' - '. rv -y... ' , - '- '- - - I 1 l , 0 . ' WP ' ' '. Qu I ' 'Wit a b tt i ak '1 he-ir '5'5:c so , ' 'ovz an- f as k l Q23 , '1-E S Up l l ' l o f ., l 'si A ,ul 'l' lu 4 ,l v - I X2 ul Q, W' 1 ' N 'Q f ' Q' f Q1 4 Q! , x ily: ' 1 Q ' J ,bf f . I ' ' E f 4' , L I Q 5 4 . 11, K. V -5, -l 1 l ' V l 8. l , fu E Q Ng Q o.,M,3 :gi Ep l' H55 5' 'c Q W Ewa. ' Q ua O B. Q of Q1 ox- 0 t Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Llfryfl Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Varsit Basketball T5 42 6T 42 56 46 36 43 62 T6 40 51 60 Tll 60 A A 61 64 U2 6T 66 Iludlllxf Holmes Simon Kenyon Dixie , Campbell County Hebron , Newport llixie 7, Sl. Joseph , Florence Holmes St. Henry Beeeliys ood Burlington Bellevue St, Henry Ludlow llilytlbll St. joseph Beecllwood Highlands TOL' li N 'XXI ENT lll'slr1'1'l ri 52 Bee-Clin ood Dixie Regiomzl 4 L llixie First row: Pzilrivl-Q. Yan Heier. 'lialiafe-rro. Hatcliff. lftler, Second row: Burgun. ll:-udovw-. Lamln-rt. Wlieelwriglll. jump. iJK'f' 58 83 T 2 48 DA AO 59 56 TT 62 52 T5 49 54 5T 64 44 58 62 50 623 ill 62 50 5. Third TUWI MT, RaY1Slf'f 5HllH'. Mille-r. Fr:-king. Holrnef. Lindley. Nlr, Llidmpion Fourth row: Ferguson. XIf'Kinlvy. Sims. Jones. Meyer. Stephens. Smith KRT SKIIINPIIIJER f:1'IlIl'T RUN WHITE Forward ICD VAN NlE'II R Cf-nln-r CEUKIQIQ RA' Fnrwarll G.-NRE .ll'NIP Guard IRVE lf'I'LEK Guard My pi O P Q vk Jffim. i L81 In-A First row: Brunner, Cravitt, Lucas, Piercefield, Coin, Lightner. Second row: Dees, Miller, Mueller, Steres, Lucas, McKenna-y, Miller. Third row: Mullins. Schneider. Vvelte, Fleek, McKinley, Sims, Underhill, Tribble. Mr. Lancaster Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd ,,77,, 24 Newport Public Junior Varsity Basketball scomas 29 John G. Carlisle 7 7, Y Y 27 Holmes Simon Kenton 7, 3 33 scscc 3 49 35 DIXIC W 34 .. , 7, DIXIE ,,,,,,, ., ,,., tt.t... 3 8 so 28 M 32 ,,., , 39 Beechwood ,, , 4-0 Newport Jr. , 36 Bellevue , , TOURNAMENT Newport Jr. ,S Simon Kenton ,S Holmes tt,.,...,t,,,,t ,.,,.. John C. Carlisle ,,o..,.,., 7 so 34 Q F9 f?1L.,ffJ CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Erlanger Bap'hs'r Church Erlanger Church of Chrls+ OUR Mr and Mrs Joseph A Mackm Mr and Mrs Charles Shlllngs Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones Mr and Mrs Leonard Byrd Mr and Mrs H W Wh1+e Mr and Mrs O K Price Dale and Alene Carol and Joe Bull Rose Lamberf Mr and Mrs J R Derleux PATRONS and Mrs George Ahg Sr and Mrs Wllham V Wise and Mrs Harold Slmonfon and Mrs James Bolmgfon MuH'on McCrackm Bob and Fred Hank and BeHy Mr and Mrs R P Wheelwrlghf Mr and Mrs Bryce VanLandmgham Mr and Mrs Wulson Whu+e GNMNVP . . . . . ' Mr. . ' , . - . . Mr. l . . . . . . Mr. . ' . . Mr. . ' Mrs. Bessie Zi++ Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Colvin . l I A 4... U gm fm I -lv Ei ti ir? I 14- ,R A Q COMPLIMENTS THE BOONE KENTON LUMBER COMPANY THE MONTGOMERY COAL COMPANY AIR CONDITIONING COAL FUEL OIL FURNACES BOILERS Epr+S Of Our Only Rival is The Sun I A y H I' g PI 1' COMPLIMENTS FOREST LAWN CEMETERY E Iange Kenfuclry Duslng Bros Ice Mfg Inc IOI DIXIE HIGHWAY Ice For All Purposes BoH'Ied Beverages DI 7200 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF l954 COMPLIMENTS OF Erlanger Dry Cleaners ll McALPINE A DI Sl I0 ERLANGER, KENTUCKY LLCYD P. T. A - 4 I CINCINNATI AUCTION II5 Wes'I' Third Sfreef CINCINNATI OHIO Besi' Wrshes Io Ihe CIass of 54 L W LUCAS If your halr IS no'I' becoming +o you You should be commg 'Io 723 Pllre Sfreei' HE 9573 COVINGTON CHILI INC CasI'Ieman Ponhac 705 Madison Ave InC Covmgfon Ky WE KNOW PONTIACS HE 9487 Covmgfon Erlanger CQMPLIMENTS OF CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GGODS CO ELSIE'S BEAUTY SHCSPIPE Keeney ReaII'y M J MITCHELL REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 8: SON New L,c,,+,o,, WHITE VILLA GROCERIES The Comm fy Bank Bldg Since I89I H 81 S AUTO SALES To ge? The besf Deal wI1'h H 8: S AX 6544 I209 Mad son Cov ngfon Ky Gayew TI,e,,+,e TRADING POST Relax ln Comfo,-1' SERVICE SYSTEM ENJOY THE BEST IN MOTION WE BUY AND SELL FURNITURE AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATRE 4l7 Madison Erlanger Elsmere COVINGTON KY EGELSTON MAYNARD SPORTING GOODS CO A Complefe Lune of Sporhng Goods COVIDQTOD Ky Phone JU 6648 Ebef'SChWe'9e' WARNING s FLORIST Dehcafeggen FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 402 DIXIE WGHWAY Mrs Jael: Warnmg Mgr DIXIE 93 Erlanger Elsmere Ky DI 7339 uni . ' - I T , . PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT CO-95I4 I ERLANGER LUMBER COMPANY Dlvozs ERLANGER KY B Id S I Lumber ul mg uppIeS MlIIworIc FREDDIE S SHELL SERVICE SHELL AND FIRESTONE PRODUCTS Dlxle and Garvey DI 9848 Erlanger Ky Joe Mlchels H WEAVER 8. soNs GROCERY CHOICE MEATS AND GROCERIES DI 7528 SI Dlxle Highway F D l ERLANGER KENTUCKY 'ee e 'Ve'Y Service Body Shop BEST W'5 'E5 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 OF CANTERS APPAREL SHOP Sidney Erlanger Kenfucky ELSMERE DRUG STORE HUBERS JEWELRY COMPANY Fne W ich Repar g Dlxle Hnghway ai' Graves Ave Erlanger Ky DI 7506 Compllmenfs of ERLANGER HARDWARE I 5I2 Garvey Ave. DI-5393 I ll 0 II I i a i in EHCISS FLORENCE Morons INC SSFVICS S+6'l'IOh Sales Service suN OIL PRODUCTS HO 273 A +0 Z Lubncahon Dlxle Hnghway Goodrldge Dr FLORENCE '37 Florence Kenfucky KOENIG S MARKET 30 Dlxle Highway COMPLIMENTS Lucas Bros Mann and Girard Florence Ky Fl COMPLIMENTS OF ALTON TOURIST HOME Complnmenfs of BOB AND GENE COMPLIMENTS Mlckey's MEN AND BOYS WEAR Erlanger Kenfucky DI 7700 I c I DI-7590 OF ' ' , ., o 29. MORRIS DEPARTMENT STORE Your money's worI'I1 or your money back ERLANGER, KENTUCKY Your Local Ford Dealer Joseph A. Kuchle 8: Co., Inc. ERLANGER, KY. DIXIE 8050 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS LOFTIN TV SERVICE DI 75II GROCERY GuaranIeed Work I9 COWIE Dixie and Graves Avenue ERLANGER KY Hello K'dS COMPLIMENTS Mr and Mrs VIC Muller COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND BRQWN 5 DRY CLEANING F KORDENBROCK 84 SONS an RUG CLEANING COMPANY We De 'e' PARTY SNACKS AND SUPPLIES DIXIE mo ERLANGER KENTUCKY OF OF ' I d ICE l02 Dixie Highway II4 Dixie Highway DI-8I53 LEE HARTKE ood Gara e n oo own AUTO BODY-REPAIRING AUTO REFINISHING DI-7674 860 Dixie I-Ilghway ERLANGER KENTUCKY COM PLIMENTS WILMOFF BROS GROCERY For DeIlvery CALL DI-SI74 FRED STEPHENS DIXIE CLUB CAFE DI 98 I 9 ERLANGER KENTUCKY William J Scheben Moss 8: Gillespie ReaII'y 940 DIXIE HIGHWAY DI 7290 DI 8352 RUDY S FLOWERS ED 2345 ERLANGER BEAUTY BAR MRS FORD P p + Erlanger 89I9 PETE PETTIT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE DI 8082 AX 6440 A G g I a G d T QF 28 Dixie Highway I if I I I - - if . , ro rie or SCHNEIDER S Shoe Repalr Dry Cleaning Service DI 5862 27 D H g a COMPLIMENTS Norm s Bakery now +ry Ihe besf DIXIE AIRLINES me cowaov COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF 54 SCHILLINGS DRIVE IN I939 Dlxre Highway ED 3 I 30 Compllmenis of BILL S GRILL CONGRATULATIONS Covmg+on YMCA RICH S JEWELERS Cor 7+I1 and Madnson Covmgfon Keniuclry PHONE AXTEL 3I52 COMPLIMENTS A Friend I OF . . I - ixie i hw y You've fried Ihe res? I I FINAN 8: BEESON INSURANCE-REALTORS If you 'fry us Youll IIIze us HE-2698 40l COVIhg+Oh Trusi' g Slebler TaIIorIng Company 6I8 VINE STREET 607 MADISON AVENUE COMPLIMENTS J G WILDE CO In Covmgfon ITS LANG S RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA For Good Food TATE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY INC COAL BUILDING MATERIALS Erlanger DIXIE 7720 COMPLIMENTS A FrIend COLONIAL FINANCE CO COMPLIMENTS Personal Loans Aufo DISCOUNTS CLIFFORD W NUXOLL A Fnend II w +s +IIs+ AX COVINGTON KENTUCKY ' Bld . OF 623 Madison Avenue OF OF ' es even .- -3060 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE WILLIAM W THOMPSON Roberl' R Milner CERTIFIED WATCH MAKER 23 Dnxle Highway Erlanger Kenfuclcy DI 7970 Maur: Lou Dry Cleaning 225 Dlxle Hlghway DI 9858 OSCAR RUST EXPERT SHOE REBUILDING 227 Dlxle Highway Elsmere Kenfuclzy TV FURNITURE APPLIANCES 422 Dlxle Hlghway Dlxle 7009 COMPLIMENTS Skyline Drive ln Open 24 Hours Bully Wllllams DUKE TAVERN 2I5 Dlxle Highway Elsmere Kenfuclcy WICHMANN S MARKET 24 Dixie Highway DI 5000 DI 8359 HANSER BROTHERS The eahn TREAT +ha+ can 1' be Flslc SERVICE BEAT STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Q N9 I -rv? mme 9840 My -fa wi? ir Good Luck +o fhe Class of I954 GATEWAY GRILLE III Dlxle Highway Elsmere DI 985l ll ll ' fxf' f A ,S P ulin , Erlanger Kenfucky , I . Q . 1 A Zen 7'!0UgZ64 Nb 7441445 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I954 ERLANGER SMOKY HILTON DI 9822 4I8 Dlxle Highway Cabana THE PLACE DINE DI 98I6 Kenton Lanes THE PLACE TO BOWL DI 7695 ERLANGER KY MOSES MOTORS HUDSON Sales Service and Par+s I500 MADISON AVENUE COVINGTON, KENTUCKY Ax+eI I 200 To Dixie Highway c: s. D TELEVISION C P 'e 'S of RadIos Phonographs 300 DIXIE HIGHWAY 5C W Erlanger Kenfuclry 308 DIxIe Hlghway DIXIE 6354 Opp 'fe B s Sfaf' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 54 AND THE DIXIE TRACTION CO SBFVIDQ Norfhern Keniucky For 85 Years CHARTER BUSES FOR SPECIAL TRIPS coMPLIMENTs SouI'I1ern GrIII CAIN TUCKEE GRILL DINNER J C, 25 6 FOUNTAIN SERVICE FLORENCE KENTUCKY 409 Uwe HIQHWGY Elsmere Kenfuclzy . ' 0 I OSI u Ion I i I not IN mn I, on A covmoron nAII.wAv c ANY. INC- nf IE IACTION COMPANY O . . OF un Ion nd 42 I I SCHEBEN HARDWARE 2 Duxle Highway Erlanger Kenfucky ERI.. 887I COMPLIMENTS Gunn s Inn I432 Madlson Avenue HE 9520 Covmgfon Kenfuclcy George W Hull 81 Co CENTER 24 26 W 7+h 25 27 29 W I e THE STEWART IRON WORKS CO COVINGTON KENTUCKY MANUFACTURERS Iron and Chaunlmk Wure Fence Miscellaneous Iron and Ware Work ' I COVINC-3TON'S MODERN FOOD - - . P'k CONGRATULATIONS t LLOYD JUNIORS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Q60 Charles Sorrell CONGRATULATIONS S ERVIN L BRAMLAGE Erlanger Cnty Attorney to he Senior Class HIGH SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd enior Class KNAPMEYERS DRUG STORE Charles W. Knapmeyer Dlxe Hlghway Erlanger Ky PHONE DIXIE 7970 CONGRATULATIONS Class of I954 TALIAFERRO FUNERAL HOME ELMER T HERZOG Diamonds Wafches Jewelry A C gi Ky Compllmenfs MR AND MRS l'l DUDGEON 2I ' l ' - , . 806 Madison ve. ovin on, Whefher your name be Sylvua or Max If you shop In Kenfuclcy you II save 1'l1e 'lax All +I-ne besi' arhcles In our sfore you ll fund Jusi' lceep Coppms In mmd 7l'l'1 and Mad son Cov ng'I'o This Ad wrrH'en by CHARLES B SALLEE Beg-f of Luck REALTY To fhe Class of 54 FHS H me nd Fam WARD s APPLIANCE D 7I 9 Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF '54 From Your TELEPHONE COMPANY A Coon PLACE TO womc BETTY BOLINGTON. CLASS of I954 i. I GOOD LUCK! . . . To 'rhe Class of '54 ElLERMAN'S COVINGTON NEWPORT Kenfuclcys Bes+ for Men and Boys CQMPLIMENTS READY MIXED CONCRETE JAY E HARRIS GENERAL CONTRACTOR Asphal'r and Concrefe Paving 87 Thomas S'I'ree'l' Erlanger Kenfucky DIXIE 7896 of Covingfon Erlanger come-RATULATIONS CLASS or n9s4 LITTRELL BARBER SHOP R L LITTRELL CLAUDE DENHAM HOWARD ALLEN Arr Condlhoned Shop 26 Dlxle Highway Erlanger Ky HYPURE PHARMACY 25 81 42 SPORTS SHOP D, 7868 D H Y Free Dellvery WOMEN S AUXILIARY Elsmere Flre Deparrmenf COMPLIMENTS of MR. AND MRS FRED FOSTER Three Barbers af Your Service Complimenfs pALMER'S of ll ll Erlanger, Ky. 533 ixie ighwa ' 1 YEARBOOK DALLAS - TEXAS A' LITHOGRAPHED I 'E l v I Q .F f-Q M M. -wi., QM wh-FL' vi! if 3 X M wav.. 'Wm 'M 1 'SQ'-.-t,,,1 af-. N.. www W.