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

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Hi-Yts Fall Car Wash Replenishes Treasury Eorty in the year, a car wash kicked off the Hi-Y activities. From this proiect, the members scrubbed up $25 for their empty treas- ury. Aithough the Hi-Y planned to challenge the Tri-Hi-Y in a March basketball game, the bottle of the sexes was cancelled when dif- ficulties as to the use of the gym CerSe. During the toll car wash, Mr. Crawford helps with the Mr. John Crawford, SpOnsor; Dave Schuck, President; Bob Carroll, Vice-Presidentt iob. KNEELING: Steve Silcox, John Dunhoft, Dove Schuck, Mike Baker, Charlie McCrudy, Mike Clifford, Bob Carroll, Mr. Crawfordt Tom Mathews. STANDING: Dave Hobbs, Joe Kriedler, Skip Busch,

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FRONT ROW: Joanne Arnold, Kathy Long, Karen Kronzl Bonnie George Simmons, Todd Jennings, Tir'n Lenholf, Kriss King, Torn Rouse, Jones, Linda Swanson, Claudia Roberts, Jean Lucas, Jill Lucas. SEC- Sfeve Perry, Torn Cook. BACK ROW: Mike Sterbling, Rick Robinson, 0ND ROW: John Dunhoff, Paul Moore, Mike Baker, Skip Busch, Dave Hobbs, Larry Kalker, Steve Hutton, Steve Sorrell, Charles Moore, hL Club Dance Features JESSE With music provided by Jesse, the NL CIub dance wrapped up basketball season on February 28. Because of a teacher's work stoppage, it Was cut the Fort Wright Civic Club instead of Lloyd's gymnasium, Luck of publicity us to The location caused ethe club to plunge info debt. Only about 60 peo- ple attended the dance. A car wash in March helped relieve the club's debts. The club rewarded athletes by pre- senting those who lettered for three years wiih on HL blanket and by hav- ing The Athletes of the YearH plaque engraved for The year. Larry Hundley, Paul Brinkmon, Rick Mcrkesbery, Russ Kunkel, Jim Moss, Steve lker, Alan Moore, Terry Germs, Dove Stricken Mike Clif- ford, Jeff Godsey. Kate Long, Secretary; Don Moore, President; Couch Lucas, Sponsor; Russ Morkesbery, VicevPresidem; John Dunhoft, Treasurer,

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28 Tri-Hi-Y Sponsors Slumber Party At Tri-City-Y Paiamo-clod girls ate, talked, iumped, swam, and shrieked their way through the night of January T6 at the Tri-Hi-Y slumber party at the Tri-City-Y in Flor- ence. The party was attended by 55 members and their sponsors, Mrs. Betty Lou Eilers and Mrs. Jacquee line Paddock. TrE-Hi-Y'ers began the year with a litter pick-Up in October and were commended by city co-ordincxtor Clyde Rouse. A Powder Putt football game on Octo- ber 27 netted the club $42. At the close of football season, a pizza dinner for the football team was sponsored by the girls. The group also participated in Youth in Politics held annuatly at Jenny Wiley State Park by sending three senators, six representatives, and tour dele- gates. Also, they invited speakers, such as the Student Council Vice-President from Eastern Kentucky Uni- versity and the District Chairman of the White House Committee on Children cmd Youth, to attend their meetings. FRONT ROW: Dorlo Dezorn, Clarissa Reckers, Gwen Thompson, Emily Swanson, Lucy Rouse, Jenny Jump, Mary Enxel, Bev Ccntield, Denise Davies. SECOND ROW: Debbie Robem, Connie Shouse. Cindy Collins, Joni Baldwin, Connie Roy, Linda Cotton, Debbie Hege- dorn, Lone Dunhott, Sharon Wilson, Leigh Ramey, Bev Griffith, Dee Wilson, Mary Wolkert THIRD ROW: Barb Riehemonn, Patty Cicrk, Paulette Bryant, Cordulee Hopkins, Rhonda Ratliff, Veronica Spriggsl Rhonda Pettit, Nancy Carl, Christy Carey, Ktm Alexander, Christy Li- dington, Sharon Sterbling. BACK ROW: Sheryl Martin, Colleen Ban- kemper, Carteta Mullins, Porn Coudill, Teresa Allen, Koren Sinclair, Lynn Brownfield, Cheryl Norton, Ruth Hopkins, Shelly Cook, Mellndo Cross, Jill Lucas.