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

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Craig Walsh and Mrs. Garrett work on questions and answers in preparation for competi- Mon. ttlt's Academic! Team Loses In First Round It's Academiclu team reached its climax on January 7, when it filmed for the Hlt's Academicl't program at WLW-Avco Broadcasting studio. Com: peting with Glen Este and Regina, Lloyd come in third with 195 points Captain Craig Walsh, Rick Schnei- der, Janice Martin, and alternate Bob Carroll practiced Tuesday, Wednes- day, and Thursday mornings under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Garrett. In a practice game sponsored by Beechwood's PTA on October 22 Lloyd lost by 20 points. The winning team re- ceived a check for ten dollars, while tie closps and pins in the form of golden keys were presented to Lloyd's team- mates.

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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.

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22 National Honor Society Christmas Candy Soles Extend Into February Would you like to buy some Christ- mas candy . . . for Valentine's Day? might well have been a question asked of you by members of the National Honor 50ciety in February. Their sale of candy stretched into months as sponv sor problems beset the club. Mrs. Carol Ackley was forced by sickness to resign and Mrs. Alice Long's attention was diverted to other matters. Additional money was earned at the Sadie Hawkins dance on April 3. Sever- al clubs sent representatives for Daisy Mae and Lilt Abner, Y Club claimed the honor with Karen Kranz and Larry Kalker. In May the dub sponsored the annu- al Honors Night program. At that time outstanding achievement in academics was recognized by the presentation of awards. Club members helped with the many aspects of the program. Cheryl Crupper, president, presides over a meeting as she reads information con- cerning the National Honor Society convention. J Craig Walsh, Treasurer; Cheryl Crupper, President; Koren Kranz, Vice-President; Jane Leming, Secretary,- Mrs. Alice Long, Sponsort