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

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SMIIES and fears express Karen Krunz's feelings as Larry escorfs her Candidate Debbie lit? and escorf Randy Dehner dance offer to her throne. the crowning. Cindy Hopkins and Steve lker spend time together before the crowning

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Basketball Teams Choose Candidates In Traditional Homecoming Returning to the tradition of letting the varsity and reserve basketball teams nominate the con- didotes, the Student Council sponsored the bus- ketboll homecoming on January 30. That evening, to the music of the Jordan Por- ker Revue, Koren Kronz received the title of 1970 Basketball Homecoming Queen Other candidates were first attendant Cindy Hopkins and second attendants Joanne Arnold, Bonnie Jones, and Debbie Zitt. A candle-lit cafeteria with a decorated throne and tables comptemented the crowning. Table decorations consisted of silver crowns and mem- ory books, some blue and others gold, Bonnie Jones and her date enioy the atmosphere of the dance. Queen Koren Kranz and escort Larry Kulker take their place on the throne. Joonne Arnoid and Craig Walsh go forward to wait for the crowning. .-4-mtn-

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Schools Participate In Student Exchange Program Holmes, Hightcmds, Newport Catho- lic, LuSuHette, St. Henry, Simon Ken- ton, and Villa Madonna sent students to participate in a student exchange pro- gram sponsored by the Assodation of lnterschool Communicationst In return, throughout the second semester Lloyd's Student Council members visited partic- ipating schools. Remarks from the visitors indicated that they considered students' dress too lenient Others commented on the size of the library and on the music in the cafeteria. L41 if rttt$4t t5 A visutor concentrates on one of her guide's classes. Kathy McDermon, from Holmes, evaluates the 1969 Spectator, while Jenny Lidington Sam Day and Donna McGee. from Holmes, participate works on this years annual, in 0 class discussion.