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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

To Unders+and2 YourseH. Who am I? To live your faifh. To see H19 light To Undersfand: AcfiviHes, groups, places. To be only one in a mulfifude . .. To Undersfand: People in love . . . in learning . .. having fun. People - living +heEr Iives in diHerenf ways. To relafe +0 one anofher. To Undersfand: Our Greaf Sociely: lhe lroubles in if l war. profesfers of war. violence. The biggesl' gamble of all l flue draH and perhaps lhe wors+ problem of all l pollu+ion. To undersfand l Possibly +0 help solve some of sociefy's problems. To Undersfand: EducaHon. The opporfunify is Hwere nfor +hose who wan+ if. Knowledge. The communicafion befween s+uden+ and Jreacher. Reading, experimenfing, +afking, learning by various mefhods. To learn +0 grasp for knowledge. To Undersfand: People involved. Run here. run Hwere. Do Hwis, do ihaf. Hold 1+ man! lnvolvememL is fine. bu+ H's beHer +0 do one +hing rafher Hwan To do many +hings -hal1cway. 12 To Understand: To gef H115 assignmenf done. and hand if in. To be bored!!! Spec+a+or Nineteen-hundred Qevenfg-one Volume 36 Lloyd High School Erlanger, Ken+uckg Edifor: Diana Calveri Adviser: Jack Wes+wood IS Sines. cosines and +angen+s Sines. cosines andiangenfs are symbois of +his man. His eyes are li+ wifh +he sum of Jrwo cube roofs and his smile is ihaf of +he diHerence of +wo periech squares. He walks wii'h an air of pridei ieaving in his wake a per- pefual cloud of chalkdusf. The Sigh oi resignaiion resounds in room 24 when his sfudenis are in compiefe misundersfanding oi +he iumble of omegas and +he+as scafiered haphazardly around on +he blackboard Much +0 his bewilderment many students do noi' share his enfhusiasm for +rigonomefry and algebra. Year aHer year he re- furns f0 convince his sfudenfs oi mafhemaiical impor+ance. Bu+ +his year is his last The hails will no longer be sfaiked by 1he pac- ing presence of A. W. Lancasferi To you Mri Lancasfer. we dedi- ca+e Jrhis edi+ion oi +he SPECTAs TOR of Lioyd High School l97l. Table of Coniems Opening Campus Life I 8 Academics 44 Spor'rs 7Q Organizaiions l 04 Classes 1 30 Communiig I 7 6 Index I 88 I7 18 Campus Life Ediior: Jenng Lidingion 19 People . . . because +heg are different aHemp+ +0 show +heir understanding . . . 20 21 22 Top IeH: Denise Weber welcomes fwo Brigh+on S+ree+ children by heiping +hem choose refreshmenfs. BoHom Ieff: Sopho- mores take part in Hue vidory cheer 5+ H19 pep rally on +he nigh+ of chober l5. Middle: Sfudenf Council Presidenf Pa++y Roberfson awards +he 'Floaf confes+ pla- que fo The presidenJr of +he Spanish Club Duane McQueen. Right JeH Norfh ad libs ?hrough a drum solo during shage band prac+ice. . . . Jthrough involvemeni 23 24 Righf: Chemisiry sfudenfs devote iime f0 cleaning and checking Haeir laborafory equipment BoH'om left The dedicafion of a foofball player is evidenf fhrough Nan Moorek exhausfed appearance aHer +he B.C. 'Foo'rball game. Bo++om middle: Doug Hdridge prac+ices in fhe old band room. BoHom right The firsf place frophy air Danvilie awaifs presqnha- +$on +0 H'Ie marching band for H5 dedi- cafed effort Top far righ+c Melinda Cross helps raise H79 spirif 5+ +he Simon Kenton football game. 25 26 . . . bg rapping BoHom far Ieff: Dave Hobbs and Mr. Ensor read and discuss fhe sporfs page during sixfh perIod. BoHom Iafh Mike Howardi Nathan Burris. and Richie Hall supervise sfudenf council members as +hey pain'r ?he speed bump. Top IeH: Louie Peluso Iis+ens as Mn FugiH fried +0 creafe an undersfanding between fhem. Top righh Kei+h Turner raps wifh friends during haH' time 6+ the junior varsity bas kefball game agains+ Campbell Counfy. BO'H'om I'Tgl'lf: John Kuchar and Carleffa Mullins sfop f0 falk bebre going f0 H1ird period Class. BoH'om far righ+: During +he summer. Debbie Ra+liff ca+ches up on fhe Ia+es+ news wifh Jeff Godsey and Bill Brinkman. 27 15 Top leff: ReconstrucHon of the oHice area led +0 signs of warning. Top middle: S+uden+s learn +o disregard warn'mg signs Hwey trespass. BoHom left: Dur'mg +he weeks aHer Hue fira The smoke dam- aged hall by the office was +ransformed back +0 Ifs original sfafe. Top righf: A dump +ruck carries away refuse + rom +he office aHer H16 fire. BoHom righf: The emp+y ar room converis +0 5 sforage room during repa3r. 4-H . . . bg recons+ruc+ion 29 bg socializmg 30 Toplef+150phomore Dance. Kim Alexan- der and Mike Robinson are presented as candidafes before H16 crowning. Bo++om far leH: Sophomores affend Crys+al Blue Persuasiom held on December l2. Boi- +om 10H: Sophomore Dance. Elecfed by H19 Sophomore Class. Queen Pam Kid- well poses after fhe crowning. Top right Homecoming Dance. Candida+e Pa++y Roberison dances wifh Dean Taylor dur- ing Hm Queen's Dance. Top far righh Homecoming candidafes pose. Sfanding: Linda Swanson: PaHy Robemon: Marian Favier: Donna Bichon. SiHing: Queen Nancy VanArsdol. BoH'om righ+2 lfs nof ma we're in alphabeHcal order. Queen Nancy VanArsdol. 31 32 . . . bg hobnobbing Top laf+z Sfudenfs dash to class and play hill. BoHom leH: Windy weather and 20 in +He snow during Me snowfall +haf cam fempera'rure causes Marc Carey f0 use a ceHed school on February 9. Top right blanks? as a muffler. BoHom rigH: Mike oys supervise as fhe girls geJr ready 1tor Mayhew fakes a H'de in a saucer down a a +oboggan ride at Devou Park. 30110 , hill a? Devou Park. BoHom far righ+z Cal far luff: Gail Sfoops and Chrisfy Carey Long breaks ice on Pa+ Sullivan's head Sake fheir way up the hill while ofhers while seffing up for fhe ML Club picfure. on'f bo+her +0 use sleds f0 go down We 33 ion Ica'r bg sophisi 34 BoHom lef+: Paffy Burgess Queen, and Shave Perry. King. pose affer fhe crown- an. Top left Carl Hughes enfer'rains couples as Hwey enfer Hwe Hofbrau House. BoHom middle: IWI Prom Courf poses for picfures. Linda Swanson. Dave Hobbs. Kafhy Long Paffy Burgess. Sfeve Perry. PaHy Roberfson. Escorf Sam Day. Nancy VanArsdol, Tim Lenhowc. Top righf: Donna Schoo and Joe Kreidler go +hrough Hwe serving line 0+: fhe buHef luncheon served af fhe prom. Bo+fom right: John Turner and his dafe enjoy the a+mosphere 0+: +he Hofbrau House. 35 36 . . . +hrough developmeni Above: Marian Favier ends The Chris?- mas play by explaining +ha+ fhe family jusf spenf a quiei evening a+ home on Chrisfmas. Top Iaff: Miss Ger+rude Web- bie ZeM fries +0 convince everyone to come Chrisfmes caroling. BoHom Iefh Steve Siicox plays Vice-prindpal, Mr. McHabe in 'Up fhe Down S+aircase.' Top righf: Ray Whifson s+umbles on sfage un- noticed as he plays Hue clumsy boyfriend of Carol. Top far righh Diane ILinda Swanson finally gets her boyfriend Kevin RHFM +0 nofice her under Hm mis- flefoe. BoHom middle: Diane Thompsom an office aide in+errup+s Miss Barreffs class ILinda Swansorq as she is Iec'ruring abouf discipline BoHom righf: Dave Hobbs plays H15 rough +ype characfer of Joe Ferone in the senior play. 38 Top Iefh Bev Hammons fries +0 keep her friends from being pulled in +he mud a1 the Junior Olympics. Middle left Seniors fake +ime out +0 goo? off. BoHom leH: H's easy +0 hide behind a friend espe- cially H H's while you're ea+ing a ho+ dog in sfudy hall, Right: Tears are shed when +hese two gradua+ing seniors say good bye +0 each o+her and some of H'se basf years d +heir lives. Far r'IgI'If: Paul Brad ford and MaH Roberfs Find Fume +0 falk even affer school's ou+ for the clay. . . . ihrough friendship 39 4O Top Iafh A quie+ walk home in fhe rain is Hue besf time in H19 world +0 +hink +hings ou+. Below: An edi+or's minu+e alone comes only when everyone else has gone home. Bo'Hom IeH: Mosf people feel alone when Huey fake impor+an+ s+eps in +heir life . . . like greduafiom Righh School can creme problems , . . the way f0 escape fhem for ius+ a momenf is iusf fo daydream BoHom righf: H fakes +ime to understand yourself -+ but every sec- ond counfs even if you're ius+ waifing for a ride home. g$amzm . ?TWEER 'W E. 5. . . . in soliiude 41 42 Top far IeH: Bob Williams falks fo the adminisfrafion during Hie spring walk ou+ Top Iefi: Jeff Dinn. spokesman of H13 demons'rrafors, gives his opinion. ED+- +om Ie'H: Can you achieve peace during a sfudenf walk ouf? Top righh Peace . . can s+ar+ an accomplishment Top far - . ... . ; . .igmu-4.hm-ivNKuIN-u-vmnjwwwtkwmsu M... -... . .- r'lghf: Baccalaureafe along with gradua- flon has its solemn momen+s. BoHom righh Bev DanieWs receives congrafula- +ions From her faiher affer he presenfs her diploma. Low boHom right To Mi- chelle Roszmann if was an accomplish- men'r f0 gef her cap on. . . . +hrough accomplishmeni AccomplishmemL is doing Wings. , H comes from finding an obiedive and working Jreward if. . , Some accomplishmenfs are symbolic of people's undersfanding 01f We. Bofh posifive and nega+ive +0 socie+y buf who's +0 say wha+'s rigl'nL or wrong? Whaf was I97 I ? A year of undersfanding our accomplishmen+s? Or was if a year of quesfioning? 43 44 Academics Co-EdHors: Pam Caudill Bev Hammonds 45 46 ??gmgaasaw- p Top IaH: Creafive wriiing class open +0 iuniors and seniors. holds many informal discussions. BoHom 59H: Mark Ash se- lecfs a book for a book report Top mid- dle: Carl Hughes studies during English lll class. Top righi: Mr. Wes+wood and Mrs. Kincer sfudy +he philosophy of Hie English deparfmenf BoHom righ+: Bob Riehemann. Jim Meacham and JeH Godsey play a modern ballad whHe s+udying medieval ballads. Creaiive Wrifing class added +0 English curriculum I beg For resf. The once genHe mounfain is cruel. I musf reach Hue fop. This haiku came from an exper- imen+al crea+ive wrifing class +haf was sfarfed wifh an enroll- men'r o1C approxima+ely fwenfy sfudenfs. The class covered mocl- ern poe+ry. shor+ s+ories. wro+e greefing cards. and gave slide and movie shows on modern +op- 1C5. Mr. Bowen and Miss Wolsing's classes sfudied Jrhe origin and meaning of rock music. English feachers spenf +he school year and summer working on phase elecfive scheduling. 48 Below: Mrs, Nordheim gives Tim Schnei- der special help in General Ma+h. Top middle: Mr. Lancasfer goes over prob lems 0n H19 semesfer exam in geomefry ciass. Boifom leH: Mickey Halcomb wafches Mr. Lancaster work an algebra II problem. Top righf: Marl: Adams glances a+ his homework during geomefry class, BoHom righh Mrs. MeIIoH checks Darrell Evan's homework paper in eighfh grade mafh clas5. Eighih graders experimeni wi+h algebra Chalk dus'fs fhe room. Erasure crumbs IiHer the floor. Benf heads moan. while fiers slam on desks. PenciIs scrawl madly. Weary voices explain a Hwird Jtime. The derivavae of a poly- nomial funcfion equals fhe exacf rafe of change of Jrhe hndion as delfa x approaches zero which is H13 same as +he slope of He +an- genf line 5+ a parfi'cular pointn Troubled voices ask. How can you have an imaginary number? To mafh 5+udenfs.-such a scene is encounfered daily. Mrs. Jump and Mrs, Penick parficipaJred in if ?Or H19 firer +ime 6+ Lloyd. To prepare some of Hue eighth grad- ers for advanced paper wadding in if nexf year. Mr. Baker sfarfed an eigh+h grade algebra class. Breaking fhe roufine. Hve seniors represen+ed Lloyd 6+ 6 mafh fournamen+ 5+ Thomas More. 49 50 Above left Jeff Owens examines a cray fish under a microscope. Above micfdle: Bob Hamilfon reshapes glass fubes with Hwe flame of a Bunsen burner. Above right Lori Slusherlprepares a microscope sl3de in General 9H1 grade Science. 30?- +om IeH: Mr. Blankenbaker discusses specimens wifh his Advanced Biology class. Top righf: Leroy Carnes does an experimenf on levers in 3rd period Gen- eral Science class. Middle righf: Danny Mullins and Jeff Godsey relax in 2nd pe- riod Physics. Bo++om rigl'rl': Miss Weaver explains movements of chromosomes +0 Robin Conley and Debbie Rober+son. Polluiion probed in science class wiih wa+er samples Pollufion. IVs everywhere: in the air, in fhe waferr on the land. An advanced physical science ciass, under +he direcfion 07: Mrsr BeHy Lou Eilers. decided +0 in- vesfigafe Jrhe Hudson River for fhe purpose of sfudying +he problems of pollu'rion. Sfudenfs fook fime from class +0 coiled wafer samples from +he Ohio River, Millcreek. and +he Licking River; which +hey sfudied. Have you ever gone for a walk in fhe b0 5 or faken a stroll along fhe beacciu while +here was nine Inches of snow on +he ground? If nor. ask Mr. Blankenbaker's biolo- gy classes how H's done. Cyra Clamr Samanfha Sfarfish, and Shirley Shark were some of +he names s+uden+s gave fherr speci- mens as fhey dissected rher'r way +hrough Advanced and General Biology. Waves were measured in a rip- ple Jrank in Mrs. Jump's physics Class. The $4.00 lab fee fha+ +he fourfeen sfudenfs aid wenf foward Jrhe fank. Ref ecHon and refracfion of all wafer waves were measured. Mul+icolored flames poured from boHles of elemenfs such as hydrogen. and sulfur as Mrs. OHe's chemisfry s'rudenfs experi- menfed wi+h chemicals. SI Visih'ng H16 narcofics hospital in Lexingfon. fhe Universify of Kenfucky. and fhe afforney gen- eral in Franlocorf were some of fhe frips Jraken by sfudenfs of He social s+udies deparfment ther achih'es 01c +he deparf- men'r were brough+ closer +0 home as Mr. John Sfephensoh's American Hisfory and Govern- men+ class en+ered communify Social s+udies classes make Jfield Jtrips corresponding +0 classroom sfudies polifics by aHending Ci+y Coun- cil and Board of Educa+i0n meet ingse Discussions aJr +he Board meefings included a sfudenf lounge, revision of +he dress code and vandalism af L1oyd. Guesf speakers. Mr. James Ti- chenor, and Mr. Paul Kramer of H16 Cincihnafi Mail Deparfmenf spoke +0 American History and Government classes. Top 19H: Third period American H?sfory sfudenfs learn abou+ currenf evenfs by displays and discussions. BoHom le'H: A mouse m psychology class demonsfrafes +he Pavlovian Theory by running +hrough +he maze for a reward Middle IeH: Space astronauf Mike Collins speaks +0 American his+ory and governmenf s+u- den'rs 5+ The S.P.O.K.E. Corderence af Transylvania College. Top middle: Mr. Tichenor shows plans of H19 Erlanger Road School +0 Government class, Top righh Mr. S+ephenson presenfs +he Con- s+i+u+ion +0 American history classes by use of Hue overhead proiecfor. Boffom righf: Diane Thompson wafches one of the Brighton Sfreef children enfer +he space age as he opens his giHv BoHom far r'lghf: Mr, Perry coilecfs money for fhe Jrrip f0 +he narcotics hospifd as his bur classes assemble in +he lobby. 54 Spanish and French s+uden+s bridge language barrier One 015 Hue major problems of JIQday's world is a lack of commu- nicafion. S+uden+s sfudying Span- ish and French +ried +0 bridge +his gap. Under H19 diredion of Mrs. Janie Temple+on, eree years of Spanish were oHered. Learning basic sen+ences, numbers, foods and colors were parf of He curri- culum o1c Spanish I sfudenfs. Spanish ll consisfed mainly o1c verbse conversafionse and ski+s while Spanish Ill sfudenfs read excerp+s ?rom magazine and newspaper adicles for discussion. What is Hwe besf way +0 learn +0 spell? French I sfudenfs, faughf by Mrs. Kincer. had spell- ing bees; During H1e Chrisfmas season. +heir melodious voices could be heard singing French Chris+mas carols. The second and +hird year classes were able +0 progress 6+ +heir own rafes of speed. Three new business courses added To broaden unders+anding in business. +hree new courses. busi- ness mafh, machines. and com- municafions. were added f0 H16 commerce degiarfmenf, While sfudenfs in H19 mafh course filled 0qu checks, money orders. and +ax forms, +hoseg in business com- municafions composed IeHers and credif memorandums. Al- fhough people in business ma- chines class expecfed +0 operafe cash regisfersl adding machines, dicfaphones, and execufaries. Hwy occupied +he beginning of fhe year wi+h fyping, when lack of governmenf funds delayed an rival of +he equipment Top far Ieff: Steve Iker hangs the pinafa in Spanish l before He class fried to break if while Hudying Spanish Chris+mas +radi+ions. Bo++om far left Summer weafher brings Mrs. Templefon's 5H1 pe- riod Spanish class outside to siudy during early fall. Middle left Brian Beagle1earns Spanish numbers by reciting +hem before Hwe maich burns hEs finger; BoHom IeH: French II and HI sfudenfs listen +0 taped conversaiions during second period. Top righi: Pam Caudill pracfices using an electric fypewrifer in Typing II BoHom righf: Kim Bechfold solves a bookkeeping problem. Far righf: Ka+hy Lyons +akes a IeHer in shor+hand during fourth period. 55 56 Below: Amy Hauser repairs her coaf In Home Economics IV. Top lefh Home E:- onomics I girls wafch as +heir biscuifs bake. Middla Ieff: George Simmons demonsfrafes how a baby should be held while ofhers wafch. BoHom IeH: Home Economics I sfudenfs. Pam KidwelL Ann Jones and PauleHe Bryanf clean up a'H'er cooking. Top righh Tim Lenhof works on a homework assignmenf En mechanEcal drawing class. BoHom right Rick Whit ley squares a piece of wood. Far righf: Mr. Perry gives a demonsfrafion on +he band saw. Home Ec opens unif +0 bogs Senior boys were introduced +0 5 new foofball hold - bqu fhis one dealf wi+h H16 baby. Many senior foofball players parfich pafed wifh flue Home Economics III class in learning abouf child care. The lessons lasfed 2V2 weeks and included H18 corred way f0 hold, ba+he, feed. and diaper a baby. New equipmenf added +his year included four ovens +wo sewing machines. a washer, dryer. and an exhaus+ fan. 1n Hwe spring. 10 conclude +he child care unif. s+uden+5 demonsfrafed +heir knowledge by giving a parfy for pre-schooJ children. Lea+her. plas+ics crea+e objecis for shop class lndusfriaf Ar+s classes were updafed by +he purchase of a saber saw and beH sander for He depar+men+. S+uden+s learned and worked wifh new +echniques in shop. Areas of curriculum in- cluded mefals, Ieafher, wood working and plastics. To illus+rafe knowledge of +hese areas, boys made C-clamps, bookcases. wal- lefs and pencil holders, and durk ing +he lasf six weeks complefed individual proiecfs using skill 0 Hweir own preference. Following up general shop classes were Me- chanical Drawing and DraHing I and II. 57 58 Below: Senior Chorus pracfices during fiHh period. Top IeH: Pam Kidwell and Cathy WaHers waif +0 hear Hue iudges decision af Lexingfon in 14-00 tempera- fure. Boflom le'H: Retrlech'on m Jimmy Moss' Jerrnbone reveals Hm spacious condifions in Hue new band room com- pared fo +he crowded stage. Bo++om middle: The iunior band rehearses during st period in unfinished condifions, in- cluding no glass In +he door. Top righi se- ries: Expressions from Mr. Hill suggesf Hue bea+ +0 MacArthur Park. as played by the sfage band. durx'rig a recording session BoHom right Larry BurcheH chi- sels a sculp+ure in arf class. q .f WIIIMM' : 301W v Music and ar+ classes cope wi+h oons+ruc+ion problems Consfrudion problems and a Chris+mas holiday were nof among +he vir+ues of H16 Fine Arfs Deparfmen+ owF music and art Alfhough H'se Music Depar+- men+ did have a spacious new room. if was complefed ?ar beA hind schedule because of various consfrucfion probwems suffered +hroughou+ The summer and firs+ semes+er. This. however, did nof hamper Hwe efforfs of Hue band. because +he Marching Juggs broughf home a fofal of eree Jrrophies from various con+es+s across H16 sfaie. The already overcrowded Arf Deparfmenf was bofh helped and hindered by H19 December 27 fire Even +hough +he arf room was parfially remodeled afier H19 wcirew ar+ sfuden+s were forced +0 have class in ?he library for sever- al weeks. When The plans of re- building +he oHice. booksfore, and arf room area were madew a kiln room was buiH for +he arf room f0 work win and sfore craffs. 59 60 Above: Mr. Caple. healfh feacher. re- views quesHons on drugs w1+h fhe girls' healfh class. Top: Mr. Bruns accompanies Kim Dvorak as she takes her lasf drivers education lesson before faking her driv- er's fest. BoHom leH: Mr. Adams refer- ees while Mark Kirby and Tony Owens lni dian wresHe. BoH-om right Teresa WaHer leads warmAup exercises in +hird perx'od gym class. Gym classes become co-educaiional: drivers ed added Physical educalion was co-educau lional This year, wilh boys and girls lakl ing gym al- +he same lime. Mrs. Raf- clilf insfruc+ecl H'Ie eighfh and ninfh grade girls. using one half of Jrl'le gym- nasium, while Mr. Caple and Mr. Adams +augh+ +he boys of flue same grades in +he ofher hali Mr. Caple and Mr. Adams also laughl healfh fo fhe freshmen. The gymnaslic unils consisled of soccer. Volleyball baskel- ball. fumblingl and sollballl wilh all faking +he AAHPER physical lifness fest Drivers educalion was open For +he llrsf +ime in several years. Six weeks of classroom work preceded acfual driv- ing in +he car. Delay in Hue delivery ol the car caused sfudenfs +0 have only four hours of driving insfrchrions +he firsl semesler. The conclusion of Hie course was a driver's lesl similar +0 Hie one required f0 oblaln a driverls li- cense. 6I 62 Above: Mn Schlachhar loads a casseHe tape recorder L9H: Ha Johnson uses an encyclopedia as a source of informafion. Top righ+: Wanda Spradlin uses a library fypewrifer during fourfh period. Far righf: H's Academic Team members prache before school wifh Mr. Schlachf- er. Q l h... Q g 4 3 l' ! SiHing 0n floor: Pat Sullivan and Don ow: Jimmy Hamilfon, rak. Teresa Halcomb. Judy Wi+herby. Crysfa? Castleman, Debbie Alderson. Hughes, Wendy Wain Michelle Roszmann, Dee LaDuke. kidmore. Fron+ r adswmh. and Be+h . P ' . B ck : Qdud'a Lucas, Brenda FICQ a row Davis. Kim Dvo- Silen+ movies. popular records explored in library W. C. Fields and Swee+ Baby James now charaderize +he li- brary. No lon er is H a place s+ric+ly for reaging. Wifh +he ad! difion of a casseHe tape record; en shorfhand sfudenfs prac'rice faking dic+a+ion4 For enjoyment classical and popular records are played. Once a week aHer school. silenf movies are shown Quesh'ons like Who were +he Benevolen+ DespofsT' and How deep is Crafer Lake? were bored info fhe HH'S Academic Team fhere af 7:45 each morning in +he fall. The feam was denteaf- ed in fhe firsf round. Reiiremenf. slacks comple+e era, s+ar+ new one Dress code changes were made and Mr. Tlchenor refired ending an olcl era and beginning a new one. Busying fhemselves wifh rouline chores of a school syslem. H18 board lirsf sees to paying all bills, New bids for lhe plans of an elemenfary school on Sunsef Avenue were broughl up and approved aller +he complefion of flue caleleria and bandroom addifionsl Changes +0 +he dress code were made in Hue summer and a slacks code was recommended during win'ler monlh board meefings. The fire over Chrisl'mes holidays caused 'rhe board to poslpone all Im- mediafe business and bid for flne loss in the fire. The fire also l'linclered fhe final compleHons of fhe bandroom and caleferia. MISS CHARITY COWAN 3.3., General Supervisor MRS. HELEN GODSEY Treasurer MRS. MARY MCCLURE Secrefar MR JOHN MILES A.B.. M.A., Assisfanf Superin+enden9 MR. JAMES TICHENOR A.B,. MJA. Superinfendenf MR, DON WILMHOFF B.A,. M.A.. Diredor of Pupil Personnel Top Ieff: Mr. John Miles wafches H13 var- sify baskefball +eam In acfion during Hue Newporf game on December ll. BoHom IeH: Board members duscuss consfrucfion of +he new eiemenfary schools. Top right Mr. Bill Roberfs and Mr. Harry Carl IisV fen fo Mn Milesf opinion. BoH-om righf: Mr. John Sfephenson focuses his aHen- Hon on +he proceedings of H18 meeiing during December. .. J 66 Below: Mr. Baker. Mr. Johnson. and Mr. Zimmerman sing Chris+mas carols wifh Hue eighfh graders. Boflom leH: Mrs. Temple+on swings at fhe pinafa af +he Spanish club Chri5+mas party before suc- cessfully breaking H', L9H: Mrs. Penick raises quesfions at an EEEA mee'ring. Top right Mr. Perry provides music for musk cal chairs af +he parfy given by senior psychology classes. BoHom righf: Mr. Hill and Mr. Cour'rney converse during a break 3? +he Wednesday nighi evalua- fion session. Teachers use aHer school hours +0 evalua+e school Are H'Iere enough lighfs? ,.. How abouf the walls should fhey be wider ,.? These and many o+her aspecfs of Lloyd were reviewed by +he feaching daff a+ meetings during +he earlier parf of H12 school year. Every fen years, +eachers evafuafe +he physical and curriculum parfs of Lloyd as a par+ of our school's membership in +he Sou+hern Associah'on of Schools and Colleges. ther areas +eachers fook par+ in after school hours were clubs and parties. Mr. Perry's psychofogy class had a Chrisfmas par+y for underprivL ieged children. Mrs. Templefon spon- sored fhe winning Spanish Hoaf and also sponsored a hayride for Hwe club. 67 68 MR. GEORGE T. ADAMS A.B., M.A., Healfh, Ph sical Educafion, Foofball Coach. Track oach MRS. NORA ALFORD B.A., Art Arf Club MR. HILTON BAKER B.A,. M Ed. Mafh, Chess. 8H7 Grade Baskefball Coach MISS JEWELENE BANKS B.S. Home Economics. Cheerleaders MR. EUGENE C, BLANKENBAKER 3.3. Biology MR5. MARY ANN BLANKENBAKER Elk. Commerce. Red Cross MR. DAVID BOWEN B.A., Engfish. Pep Club MR. EDGAL BRADLEY B.A.. Ma+h. Social Studies. Booksfore Teachers assisi communiig and enjoy spare +ime Teachers educafe and live in +he people-worlcl, and. like peo- ple, H1ey have H1eir falen+s and hobbies +0 run +0 affef anofher day of work. Mrs. Kincer. aHer anofher day of Jreaching Parlez- vous Francais. comes home +0 enioy her Bosfon Terrier, Snoozy, who nmL only snoozes buf per- forms lofs of Hicks. Mr. Lancaster loves winfer sporfs and plays golf in +he summer. Mr. Baker enioys fishing and may buy a mo+or- boaJr. Besides indulging en- +husias+ically in poli+ics. Mr. Sfe- phenson sings in and leads a number of choral groups. He also has a public service program on radio sfafion WHKK and wri+es a column For +he Dixie News. Top: Mrs. Nora Alford sill: screens a drawing. BoHom: Mr. Hill prach'ces wi+h fhe s+age band during early fall. MR. FRANK BRUNS A.B., Drivers' Educafion, Head Foo+ball Coach. Head Baseball Coach, L Club MR. CHARLES CAPLE 3.5.. Physical Educaf'yon. Healfh, Reserve Baskefball Coach MR, CLARENCE COURTNEY A.B., Social Sfudies MRS. ELIZABETH DAUGHERTY 3A.. M.Ed.. English, Junior Class MR. JACK DEMING B.S.. M.Ed., Counselor MRS. BETTY DUNCAN B,S.. Bookkeeng, Business Mafh MRS. BETTY LOU EILERS B.A., M.Ed.. Science. TriuHi-Y MRS. EVELYN ENSOR 33.. M.S., Home Economics MR. HAROLD ENSOR BAH MfL, Mafh, Senior Class MR. ARNOLD FOUTS 8A., Mafh. Ph sics MRCHARLE FUGITT B.S . M.Ed.. Assistant Principal. A+hle+ic Direcfor MR5. ETHEL HALL Secre+ary 69 24 x - 70 MRS. MARIE HERRON B. .. orus MRV CHARLES HILL B.M., Band MISS JULIA JACKSON AB M,Ed. English MRS. HELEN JEFFRIES B.SA. MAM Counseior. F.T.A. MR. JIM JOHNSON A.B.. Social Sfudies. Foofball Coach MRS. MARIE JUMP B.S.. Me+h MRS. MARY ANN KINCER B.A.. M.Ed.. Frenchl English MR. MICHAEL KING B.S.. Science, 9+h Grade Baskefball Coach MRS. LINDA KLINGENBERG A.B.. Commerce MR. A. W. LANCASTER A.B.. M.A.. Mafh MRS. CAROLYN LENTZ A34, Social SWdies MRS. ALICE LONG A.B.. M.Ed.. Librarian National Honor Socie+y MRS. BEULAH LYKINS A.B.. English MR. PAUL MARTIN 8.5.. Biology MRS. GERALDINE MELLOTT 3.5.. Math MRS. RAE MITCHELL Secre+ary MRS. LINDA NORDHEIM B.S.. Mafh MRS. DANA OTTE B.S.. Science, Sophomore Class MRS. JUANITA PERRAUT AVBH English MR. CHARLES PERRY 3.5H lndusfrial Aris. Head Basketball Coach, Cross-Counfry Coach. L-Club MR. WILLIAM PERRY B.A.. Social Sfudies, Senior Class Spom 50F MR. RUSSELL PETTIBONE B.A.. Social Siudies MRS. KATHERINE RANKIN 3.5.. English MRS. JEAN RATCLIFF 3.5,. HeaHh. Physical Educafion MRS. REBECCA RILEY B.A.. Speech, Speech Club MISS MARIAN FAYE RISON A.B.. Social Sfudies. Tri-Hi-Y MR. MARK SCHLACHTER A.B.. Librarian. 'If's Academic' feam MR. JOHN STEPHENSON B.A.. Social Sfudfes. Track Coach MRS. JANE TEMPLETON 3.3.. Spanish. 5 anish Club MR. GEOFFRE TRIBBE A.B.. English Teachers supporf aihle+ic eveMs There is a brave breed of peo- ple af Lloyd. They're called Teachers. These human beings wifhs'rand +he Friday morning fickef sales. brisk winJrer weafher. shorfened sixfh periods +0 allow +ime for pep rallies, faking +icke+s af baskefball and foofball games. and iubilan+ s+ampedes of vic+o- rious Lloyd fans. Some ou+5iders would label +hem Crazy. bu+ wi+h- ou+ +hem our fine afhlefic pro- gram mighf have +0 be drasficaL 1y changed. L9H: Mr. Perry, Varsity Baskefball Coach. Right Mr. FugiH sells bo+ball ficke+s f0 Tomma Bowman and Gerry Turner. MISS KATHLEEN WEAVER 8.3., Science. Maioreffes MR. JACK WESTWOOD A.B.. EngHsh, Speciaior MR. DAVID WHALEY M.A.. Principal MRS. ANGIE WILMHOFF Library Clerk MRS. GERALDINE WOLFF A.B.. English. Freshman Class MISS BARBARA WOLSING M.A.. English. Sfudenf Council MR. DON YELTON 3.5.. 1ndu51rial Arfs MR. WAYNE ZIMMERMAN A.B.. Science 71 72 5? th 1 I lllillllliii'- : J i Co-EdHors: Diana Caseg Mark Goodpas'rer 73 74 Top leff: After fhe s+ar+ing of +he game confesfanfs vie for posifion in a race af ond with Holmes. BoHom Ief+: Coach Perry confers wi+h runners abou+ cha nges made in The home course. Top right Jeff Godsey warms up beFore a meet. BoHom right Kevin Moore and fwo opponen+s sef fhe pace in a mee+ wifh Brossarf. Larry Hundley Jeff Godsey Kenny Bur+on Eddie Landham Sieve Barbour Dale Crump George Phillips Bill Comley Kevin Moore Mark Wiseman Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd 37 49 38 4O 35 37 39 Cross Coun+rg ranks six+h in regional meei Holmes Highlands Brossarf BrossamL Dixie Dixie Holmes Covingfon Cafholic Newporf Cafholic Mason Counfy NKAC MEET Lloyd l04 4H1 place 2I f5 2l 2! 21 25 I9 I7' 46 82 IOZ 76 Coach siaris winning fradiiion Frank Bruns Jrook over fhe dufies of head foofball coach a+ Lloyd +his year and led his feam +0 an 8-2 season. In only his firsf year as head coach BerS won Jrhe WHKK Coach of +he Year Award hvofed on by area coach- esj, and The NKAC Coach of The Year Award hxofed on by The foo'rball coaches of Norfhern Ken+uckyy Wifh such capable as- sisfanfs as Jim Vorhees. George Adams, Ken Fulmer, and Jim Johnson. +he Juggs were well- drilled on fundamentals. Players who received awards during The year were: All-NKAC FirmL Team h Mike Sferbling. George Sim- mons. Sfeve HuHonh Marfy Len- hof, and Sfeve lker. AllvNKAC Honorable Menhon h Dan Ken- nedy, Aian Moore, and Dean Taylor. AH-Sfafe Honorable Men+ion h Dan Kennedy, Cal Long. and Sfeve lker. AlI-Norfh- ern Kenfucky Team 7 Mike Sferi bling and Sfeve lker. D 1;? L9H: Coach Frank Bruns and Jim Vorhees hall: before +he beginning 0; fhe foofball banquef held on December 3. Top Ieff: Coach Bruns relays defensive strategy f0 Shave Huffon during fhe Boone County game. BoHom Ie'H': George Simmons gains yardage af +he Dixie game by pow- ering his way around righf and. Right Dan Kennedy hsfens +0 posf game praiSe after the Boone Counfy win. Far righh Coach George Adams discusses defen- sive coverages wifh Sfeve HuHon durin9 halffime af Bellevue. Tom Cook. Manager and Trainer Carl Hughes. Offensive Guard Sieve Huffon, Linebacker, Besf Defen- sive Lineman Sieve Iker, Defensive End Danny Kennedy, OHensive Halfback, Bes+ Offensive Back Joe Kreidler, Offensive Guard Cur+ Prafher, Offensive Halfback Rick RobinsonI Defensive Tackle Sfeve Silcox, Offensive Tackle Mike S+erbll'ng. Cenfen Besf Offensive Lineman Pa+ Sullivan. Manager and Trainer . Dean Taylor, Offensive End George Simmons. Defensive Back. Cap- fain, Besf Dehnsive Back 77 mm ID mm .MD CL. Law l we Shave GiIIespie n O ..... n .mle AA 99 V .1... 65 Te rry Gadd Terry Gerros S+eve Davis Gary Graves Tim Green Rifchie Hall Hal Johnson Y Kevin Kenned Mandy Lenhof Cal Long Sieve Manda 78 Middle IeH: Cal Long refurns a punf for Lloyd during Hwe Boyd Counfy gameA Right Sfeve Mandeil. Cal Long and Barry Rankin display a sign of victory near Hue end of +he Dixie game. BoHom righ+z Mike Sierbfing receives Bes+ Of- fensive Lineman Award from Coach Bruns 5+ H'Ie Foofball banquet Below: Sieve Silcox congramlafes Dale Cham- bers affer an oHensive gain during H19 Dixie game. Juggernams place second in NKAC wifh 8-2 season LloycE 6 Boyd Couner 2 Lloyd 33 Dixie Heighfs Lloyd 69 Newpor+ Lloyd 40 Bellevue Lloyd 0 Highlands Lloyd 55 Ludlow I Lloyd 32 Simon Kenfon I Lloyd 46 Boone Counfy Lloyd I2 Campbel! Counfy Lloyd 7 Day+on OCCCFWNNOOCDM 79 80 Greg Mock Alan Moore Jim Moss Harry Rankin Mike Robinson Bill Rocks Allen Wachbach Mike Wiseman Denny Zimmerman Barr Rankin Bu+c Sfansei Top leH': Alan Moore receives affenfion on ?he sidelines alfer an iniury during The Highlands gamee BoHom IeH: Paf SulIiA van assisfs Dale Chambers while fhe dew fense fa ltes over. Top riglrl': Dan Kennedy sweeps around Ief? end af fhe Boyd Coun+y game. Bo'Hom righh Dale Chame hers fries +0 sfop a Boone County player alfer a punl. Defensive +eam shaHers opponen'rs Affer opening game 'liHers proved Jrhe undoing of Lloyd in +he season opener, fhe big Jugg machine rolled +0 fhree consecuA five vicfories e crushing Dixie, Newport and Bellevue in a powe erful offensive display. before meefln +he high flying High- lands B uebirds. Lloyd's defense lwhich was su- perb all yearl played an excellemL game. save for a brief lapse near +he end of +he firsf half when de- fensive signals go+ fouled up. al- lowing a Highlands back lo scam- per around leH end unfouched for +he Birds' only score. Howev- er. one score was all Highlands needed as +he offense bogged down and mulled lhe only No scoring opporfunifies +hey hadl Lloyd did no+ have much of a passing aHack all year and a lasf difch efforf by Jrhe Juggs fo fill +he air wi'rh passes proved fume. The final gun sounded and H19 somewhal bewildered Birds limped 0H +he field wilh a 7-0 vicfory and an evenfual s+a+e AA Championship. Lloyd Jrrounced ifs nemL oppo- nenfs before mee+ing a fired up Campbell Counfy crew. Trailing 8-6 lafe in fhe game, +hings were looking bad as fhe Camels had +he ball lirsl' and goal on Jrhe 4-yarcl line. Here +he Jugg de- fense sfiffened and sfopped flue Camels on a ferrific goal line sland. Lloyd's offense fhen pro- ceeded +0 march 95 yards for a score and Jrhe game, wifh fullback Dale Chambers galloping fhe final 45 yards. Aller slopping Dayfon's win sfreak over Lloyd lasit year wifh a IS-b win, +he Juggs sfarled a sfreak of +heir own barely edging 0qu the Greendevils 7-0 a+ Day; fon. A ain if was defense +ha+ won H or Lloyd as +he Jugg de- fenders slopped +he Dayl'on ol- fense cold. Dan Kenned man- aged lo sneak across in Jr 9 sec- ond qudrl'er for Jrhe Juggs' only score. The Jugg's fenacious defense held opponenfs +0 less Jrhan IOO yards rushing per game and was +he main reason for Their 8-2 seae son. 81 Freshmen defeaied in playoffs: compile 4-3 record Lloyd 8 Ludlow 6 Lloyd 22 Simon Kenfon 6 Lloyd 0 Ocker. man I4 Lloyd 0 Turkey- foof 6 Lloyd I4 Holmes l2 Lloyd 22 Connor 0 Playoffs af Dfxie Lloyd l2 Turkey- foo+ I4 Top left An unidenfified Lloyd player is fackled by a surge of Dixie's defense. BoHom far Ieff: Jim Ed Livesay gains yardage af fhe Dixie game BoHom left Freshman coach Mr. FMmen wafches Hue Field as Mr. Johnson relays plays. Righf: Front row: Bob Huffman. Rick Grubbs, BiH Prescmf Paul LaBare. Rick Grave. Second row: Phill LaGesse, Sfeve Wil- Iiams. Chip Brewsfer, Ken Wiggelsworfh. Tommy Dunhoff. Third row: Dave Kui char. John SmFHL Chuck Smifh, Dan Pum- phrsy. Mark Coleman. Four+h row: JeHT Easfin. Bill Roeding. Gary Zumbiel. Sieve Blick. Tom McGarr. Fif+h row: ScoH Den- ham. Ray Wright. Ken Pafferson, Gary l'ju' Roadem David Thomas. Sixfh row: S+eve Shirley. Jim Baker, Jim Schnelden Jim Li- vesay, Terry Davies. Back row: Don Jones. Coach Ken Fulmer. Mark Kirby. Larry Wilson. Mgr. Eddie Harris, Paul Grayson. Coach Jim Johnson. Bruce De- moref. 83 84 Forward Sieve Iker Cenfer La rry Kalker F0 rw a rd Shave Perry Gu a rd Lefi': Cal Long eres in agains+ an oppo- nenf 'From Simon Kenfon. Top righi: Shave Perry focuses on +he baskef in the Williamsfcwn game. BoHom right Marty Lenhof baffles for Hue bail wifh a player from Simon Kenton. Juggernauis spend season adjusiing +0 new offense Foliowing a fine foo+baH sea- son. +he Jugg roundball squad +ook over +he sporfs scene and sfar+ed 0qu +0 a dismal l-8 rec- ord - +he only win coming over Jrhe lowly Beechwood Tigers. Lloyd showed if was capable of playing good ball early in +he season as +he Juggs came wifhin 8 poinfs 01c defeafing Jrhe peren- nial power Newporf Wildcafs. Buf Jrhe Juggs would play fine ball in spurfs and wouid fhen re- sume +heir old ways and fall Haf on their face wiJrh a barrage of furnovers end cosfly misfakes. Affer gerng wiped by Day+on Hay 30 poinM, fhe Juggs hosfed Wilfiamsfown +he nex+ nigh'r and did a complefe reversal. The crushed fhe Red Devils by 30. The new offense which Coach Perry had insfaifed af +he begin- ning of +he season sfarfed +0 click; 'rhe Juggs sfarfed playing +oge+her as one cohesive uniJr and confinued on +heir winning ways iror +he nemL four games be, fore being sfopped by Sf. Henry. AHer disposing of Connor rafher handily, Lloyd splif fhe nexf fwo games on ifs road frip +0 Louis- ville. The upsef-minded Juggs +hrew a scare in+o +he Holmes Bulldogs for Jrhree quarfers be- hore +he Bulldogs pulled away and won H in +he Iasf few mine u+es: Holmes' superior bench was +he difference in fhaf one. The Juggs were vicforious in +heir mamL fwo hawayw games as they defeafed Ludlow and Dixie. Coming back info +he friendly confines of Lloyd Memorial. for 'fhe last regular season game againsf Campbell Counfy, +he Juggs' bid for a 500 season was suppressed a5 Lloyd ended up on fhe shorf end 01c a 76-58 score. 85 k c h B 9 e r G Top laH: Coach Perry gives Ias+ minufe ins+rucfions during a +ime ou1. BoHom left Cal Long grabs a rebound and scores. BoHom middle: A fime ouf brings a welcome resf +0 Cal Long and Dave Hobbs, Top right: In the resulfing acfion Cal Long is knocked down in a play againsf Williamsfown. BoHom righf: Greg Black fakes +he ball down courf againsf Simon Kenfon, Tom Cook Me n a 9 er Tim Lenhof Manager Juggs reach peak during mid-season Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd BeHevue 76 Simon Kenfon 77 Boone County 75 Newporf 78 Beechwood 62 5+. Henry 35 Connor 60 Highlands 83 Dayfon 96 WiHIamsfown 43 Boone County 52 Brossarf 50 Augus+a 62 Beechwood 65 5+. Henry 56 Connor 70 Norfh Hardin 78 Louisville Ahrens 63 Holmes 88 Ludlow 63 Dixie 63 Campbell Counfy 75 Walfon 55 New coach guides J.V. Jream in second place in conference Lloyd 60 Bellevue 35 Lloyd 49 Simon Kenton 4!: Lloyd 56 Boone Coun+y 27 Lloyd 60 Newpor+ 46 Lloyd 47 Beechwood 32 Lloyd: 58 51'. Henry 43 Lloyd 42 Connor 32 Lloyd 35 Highlands 38 Lloyd 57 Day+on 50 Lloyd 48 Williamsfown 49 Lloyd 40 Boone County 38 Lloyd 5 I Brossar+ 35 Lloyd 48 Augusfa 43 Lloyd 54 Beechwood 42 Lloyd 37 3+. Henry 34 Lloyd 34 Connor 32 Lloyd 39 Hofmes 32 LFoyd 55 Ludlow 37 LFoyd 60 Dixie Heighfs 59 Lfoyd 53 Campbell Counfy 54 L9H: Marfy Lenhof fries +0 score af the St Henry game. Top Iefi: Simon Kenfon players guard Vance Delwner as he sfruggles +0 score. Above: Don Jones runs down home courf in a game againsf 5+. Henry. Top middle: Coach Caple re. lays ins+rucfions during a Jrlme ouf. Top righ+: Don Jones keeps +he ball in playi Has 5+. Henry game. Bo++om righ+: Junk?r Varsify: Sidnding: Bruce Demoret Bob Hembree, Don Jones. Coach CaP'e- Marfy Lenhof, Nafhan Burris, Bob WiE' Iiams. Kneeling: Vance Dehnen Steve Barbour. Hal Johnson. 9O Freshman Jream fails +0 make 500 season Lloyd 32 Turkeyfoof Lloyd 30 Ockerman Lloyd 29 Newporf Lloyd 37 Beechwood Lloyd 3! ST. Henry Lloyd 3I Connor Lloyd 58 Bellevue Lloyd 36 Twenhokl Lloyd 35 Dayfon Lloyd 35 John 64 Carlisle Lloyd 6I Brossarf Lloyd 37 Turkeyfoof Lloyd 38 Beechwood Lloyd 53 Ockerman Lloyd 38 Sf. Henry Lloyd 43 Highlands Lloyd 60 Holmes Lloyd 35 Ludlow 5n 4I SI 44 33 4b 52 4I 42 53 47 54 46 50 41 66 44 Top Iefh Freshman team: Sfanding: Gary Zumbiel. Kurf Bieger, Jim Schnei- den Sfeve Shirley. Coach King. Larry Wilson, Paul Grayson. Ken PaHerson. Phil Perry, Kneeling: Brian Beagle. Dave Lyons. Ma++ Roberts. Chip Brewsfer, Sfeve Williams. Jeff Barbour, Jeff AL ford, Terry Davies. BwHorn laff: Coach King gives his feam a new s+ra+egy dur- ing a +imeou+. Top middle: Mike Hoep4 ker grabs for fhe rebound in fhe Ludlow game. Top righi: Jamie Brumback af' femp+s a jump shot BoHom right Eigl'lih grade +eam: Fron+ row: Jeff Pickeff. Greg Masfin, Jim Wilson, Joe Browden Bobby Neace. Middle row: Mark GriHin. Herman Kennedy. Tim Kennedy. CIEY Cook. Bucky LaBare, Charlie Herron' Kevin Burke. Back row: Billy BurcheVE Jeff Cruey. Jerry Poe. Coach Baken Mike Hoepker. Jamie Brumback Kenny Wallace. Eighih grade +hird in conference Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd TournamemL Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd 22 29 34 22 3I 48 22 38 34 37 3I 59 24 47 52 48 46 Turkeywcoof 55 Ockerman bl Ludlow 4l Beechwood 3I Ludlow 37 Connor 54 5+. Henry 45 Twenhofel 25 Day'ron 3O Turkeyfoof 29 Beechwood 26 Ockerman 66 St Henry 45 Walfon 26 Beechwood 46 Ockerman bl Connor 44 40ne overfimel 9i Llogd ranks iop power In conference Lloyd l0 Campbell Counfy 2 Lloyd l 3 Brossar+ 4 Lloyd 2 Boone Counfy 0 Lloyd 0 Dixie Heighfs 4 Lloyd 9 Simon Kenfon 5 Lloyd 9 5+. Henry 2 Lloyd 5 Day'ron 0 Lloyd 9 Shelby Counfy 4 Lloyd IO Holmes I Lloyd 6 Beechwood 7 Lloyd 4 Brossar+ 2 Lloyd 3 Newporf 2 Lloyd 7 Boone Counfy 2 Lloyd 6 Bellevue 2 Lioyd O 3?. Henry 7 Lloyd 5 Simon Ken+on 3 Lloyd 8 Dayfon I Lloyd 0 Holmes 3 Lloyd 3 Bellevue b Disfric? Lloyd 4 Dixie Heighfs I Lloyd 0 Boone County 5 Top Iaff: Dean Taylor hifs a single in the second inning d We firsf d;s+ric+ game. BoHom laff: Marfy Lenhd led Lloyd pi+chers wi+h a 0.84 earned run average and a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. Top righf: Coach Bruns wafches one of Lloyd's baHers during Jrhe Hrs? game of flue d?s+ric+ playoffs. BoHom rightr Tim Lenhof s+refches +0 complefe a puf ouf. IJm'l Danny Mullins Kriss King Dan Kennedy Doug Rash fA Pifcher OuHield OuHield PifCher . . Sieve Perry Dean Taylor Tim Lenhof S+9V9 HVHOH ' Shorfsfop Second Base FirSf Base Third B559 Tom Cook Manager Jim M055 Naihan Burris Gena Alderson Shave Bradner Carl Paul 6'99 M?Ck Tim McKenney Mar+y Lenhof Vance Dehner 5+5V9 Gillespie John Kuchar 93 94 J.V. baseball Jream plags limiied number of games Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd Lloyd QNUWUJ 480 Milford 8 Milford 8 51'. Henry 5 Cofungfon Lafin 5 Sf. Henry 3 Holmes IO Covingfon Lafin 7 Boone Counfy 2 Top Ieff: Coach Johnson observes the aconn from Hwe bench. BoHom Ieff: Kneeling: Mike Howard. Gene Alderson. Terry Gadd. Second row: Coach John- son. Bobby Simmons. Mike Simpson. Lloyd Cobbiei Mike Robinson. Mike Hoepker, Randy S+ef1cen. Third row: Bill Akisson. Dave Lyons. Sieve Mandell, Steve Williams Back row: Jerry Bankem- per. Dan Pumphrey. Gary Zumbiel. Dave Kuchar. Carl Paul. Bob Williams. Righf: Steve Gillespie +akes a ball high. Above: Vance Dehner connects For a base hi1. 95 Charlis Combs Jeff Godsey Larry Hundley Jim Kunkle Jim Meacham Steve Silcox Mike Barnes Glenn Davis Steve Davis Tom Dunhofi Gary Graves 96 Lloyd hosis I Ri+chie Hall Don Jones Eddie Lanham Jim Ed Livesey w Phil Perry Harry Rankin Jim Schneider Bill $co++ ' : Bu'tch Siansal Ray Whikon Larry Wilson Danny Zimmerman and Wlns Dixie Relays Lloyd I 04 Brossar+ 32 Lloyd 80 Dixie 49 Lloyd Bellevue 35V: Lloyd 55 Boone County 7le Lloyd Dayfon 32V: Lloyd 76 Bellevue 36 Lloyd 54V: Boone Counfy 4I Simon Kanfon 29V! Lloyd 58 Holmes 77 I Lloyd 83 Simon Kenfon 50 ' Dayfon 39 ' Lloyd 55 Covinq+on I Ca+holic 92V: Brossarf 24 Lloyd 70 Connor bl Dixie Heighfs 54 Lloyd 83 Simon Kenion 5C 1 Dixie Heights 39 Dixie Relay Lioyd 73V2 Boone Couniy 72 Connor 47'12 Dixie Hefgh+s 46 Top Ieff: Jim Meacham clears the bar in a meef wifh Bellevue. BoHom left Larry Wilson parficipafes in +he broad iump in +he Covingfon Ca+holic meet BoHom middle: Gary Graves sfrefches forward as he leads an opponenf from Connor in the high hurdles. Boflom right S+eve Davis heaves 1419 5110+ in a dual meet. 97 98 Freshmen combine wifh Varsiig irack ieam This year's freshmen Jrrack +ea'm compefed mosf of H16 Jrime on H19 varsH'y level because of a problem of feam dep+h on +he varsHy feam. Top Iafh Back row: Bill Kelly, Dennis Zi++. Mark Kirby. Tony Owens. Kurt Beicher. Sam Henry, Phil La 66556. Middle row: Jerry Poe, Chip Brewster. T'Im We+zel. Mark Roberfs, Mark Stone. Tim Cross. Fronf row: Dave Crump. Maff Huff. Todd Sfanford. Jeff Beckham, Gary Davis. Top: Chip Brewsfer demonsfrafes Hue high jump before a varsify mee+ wifh Connor. BoHom: Jerry Poe and Billy Kelly pracfice sprin+ing +he l00. ;0 TD x, i3 K , . ,fWIWl A .- Jerry LaDuke Dave Schachere Torn Su+er Robgrf Reynolds Bill Brinkman Doug Carro Randy Zurnbiel Sfave Brinkman Golf feam ranks fifih in conference Lloyd 2 Beechwood 7 Lloyd 5 Simon Ken+on 4 Lloyd 2 5+. Henry 7 Lloyd 4 Holy Cross 5 Lloyd 2 5+. Henry 7 Lloyd 9 Holmes 0 Lloyd 2 Dixie Heighfs 7 Lloyd 9 Connor 0 Lloyd 8- Boone Coun+y I Lloyd 9 Ludlow 0 Lloyd IV2 Covingfon Cafholic 7V2 Lloyd 4Vz CarrolCounfy 4V; Regional IOHW 0qu of I6 Conference 5H1 0qu 01C l3 Top: The lawn in fronf 0+. school was used for a practice green Boffom: Randy Zumbrel demonstrai'es a iee shot. 99 Underclassmen domina+e girls +ennis ieam Lloyd 5 Connor 0 Lloyol 3 Holy Cross I Lloyd 2 Beech wood 3 Lloyd 2 Wesfern Hills 4 Lloyd 5 Boone Coun+y 0 Top IaH: Debbie Rofh gefs ready for fennis practice. Top righf: Shirley John- son was one of +he leaders of H19 girls' fennis feam +his season. BoHom leH: S+eve Ba rbour warms up before the sfar'r of H19 second slngles. Bo++om righf: Dave Hobbs backhands +he ball +0 his oppo- nenf in a ma+cl1 againsf Holmes. Dixie Cardwall Shirley Johnson Kde Long Duffie Brady PaulaHe Bryan+ Jane+ Railiff Debbie Hagedorn Rufh Hopkins Pam Le+singor Jill Lucas Debbie Roih Dana SmHh Diane Whife Donna Whiflay 100 M c Care Dave Hobbs Curl Hughes Gerry Wadswod-h 92:6 Barqur Larry Bubb Terry Gerros C. J. Victor Bogs' Jrennis ieam 2-6 in conference Lloyd 0 Bellevue 5 Lloyd I Holmes 4 Lloyd 5 Connor 0 Lloyd 2 Ludlow 3 Lloyd 0 Highlands 5 Lloyd 2 Hofmes 3 Lloyd 2 Campbell Co. 1 Lloyd 5 Boone Co. 0 Lloyd 0 Covingfon Ca+holic 5 Lloyd I Wes+ern Hills 4 Lloyd 2 Ludlow 3 IOI 102 Cheerleaders earn four excelleni rafings af U.K.'s camp Lean +0 +he left! Lean f0 Jrhe righf! Sfand up! SH down! Fighf! .Fighf! Fighf! To lead such a cheer 6 girl has +0 cuf her hair. wear whiie bobby socks. refrain from wearing iewelry. stop chewing gum, keep a c+ average or beffer. never smoke. refuse +0 drink. and generally ad Iady-Iike. Anyone un- willing f0 Conbrm +0 +hese and ofher rules will be dropped from fhe cheer- leading squad. From fhe fime H19 cheerleaders are picked by teachers and sfudenfs. fhe rules are in effect During summer practice's, all cheerleaders knew whaf +hey were expecfed fo do. As a result +he varsity squad received four ratings of excellence when judged by fhe Na- fional Cheerleaders Associa+ion af UK's summer camp. There +hey spenf six days geHing up 61 7:00 to do cheers unfil l0200. Top far 19H: Varsify. Melinda Cross. Top left: Varsify Jill Lucas. BoHom IeH: Var- si+y. Jenny Lidingfon Top right Versi+y captain. Linda Swanson. Top far righf: Varsify. Kafe Long. Bo++om right Junior varsify. Jenny Sfricken Jane? Meacham Captain. Jill Dickhauf. Martha Gibson. Missy Brendel. 103 Organizaiions Edi+orz PaHg Rober'rson 105 106 Siudenfs replace facul'rg during S+uden+ Council Week Girls refused f0 speak fo boys for 5V2 hours, weird hafs ap- Eeared on s+uden13' heads. slaves owed f0 fheir masfers. s+uden+s became adminisfraforse Jreachers. and s+uden+s' bodies were re- versed as +hey wore clofhes back- wards when fhe SfudenJr Council directed Hue school for one week. Lack of communicafion bev fween Hwe s+udenfs and Sfudenf Council caused Hue S+uden+ Council +0 base all ifs work +0 making +he organizafion oulre sfanding. Pofafo chip sales, car washes, pa per drives. coke boffle drives. and proiecfs of school monfhs. S+uden+ CouncH week was fine main proied +0 beHer communi- caHon. Gripe sessions +ook place along wifh feafures o1c each day. One day of He week gave Hwe sfudenJrs a chance +0 be Jreacl'wers and office workers. Mr. Whaley. Mr. Fugift Mr. Ensore H79 guide ance counselors, H19 secrefaries. and all +he members of Jrhe school faculfy were porfrayed by s+udenfs. s+uden+ aid were summer fhrough Top Ieff: Lloyd Cobble, running for S+u- den+ Council president. gives his speech during an assembly, BoHom left Offi- cers: Gloria Helems vice-presidenf: Miss Wolsing, sponsor: Joan Cooper. +reasur- er: Lee Carroll, secrefary; PaHy Roberf- son. president BoHom middle Ieff: S+u- den+ Council members dip brushes info yeHow pain? for from? speed bump. Mid- dle top: Sfudenf Council members wash a car during summer car wash. Top righf: Boys H1row rings at +he Pepsi ring +055 during the summer Sfudenf Council car- nival. BoHom right Sfuden+ Council members and oHicers. 107 108 Above: Janef RaHiH picks up soft drink cans while Pam Caudill and Cafhy Easfin look hr more li++er in the Tri-Hi-Y IiHer pick-up. Top Ieff: Re+iring from office. You+th-Polifics presidenf Bev Daniels and vice-presidenf Judy Nogel from CampbeH Counfy were honored af 6 banquef in +he Spring. BoHom: Tri-Hi-Y poses. Top righ'l: Dana Smith carries H19 ball during +he Powder-PUH foofball game. BoHom far right: Mrs. Eilers. Chris+y Carey and Bev Daniels decorafe a Chrisfmas +ree on +he roof for +he holi- day season. Top riglrl: Officers: Diane Thompson. secrefary: Melissa Ma+hews, vice-presidenf: Bev Daniela presidenf; Chrisfy Carey. heasurer. c Money making projecis finance gouih in poliiios Collec+ing garbage, feefering 0n fhe school r001C th a Chris+- mas +ree, running a my+hical na- +ion, finding a sweefhearf, miss- ing school f0 go f0 Jenny Wiley, and helping +he needy kepf Jrhe TrihHinY members acfive. AH +he money making proiecfs financed +heir ac'rivi'ries in You+h in Poli4 Tics. an organizahon composed of Hi-Y and Tri'HE-Y members +hroughou+ fhe s+a+e which formed +he imaginary nafion o'F Americus. Within fhis organiza- flonh everyfhing was run like an ac+ual governmenf. Two polifical parhes were formed. Conven- fions wenJr on. Par+y plaHorms were drawn up. The parfies even elected a presiden+ and vice president In March, +en girls wen+ +0 Jenny Wiley Park as sen- afors, represenfafives, and deleh ga+ee wtor +he rnnvenJrion fhere. To pay Jrheir wayh +he club mem- bers s+ar+ed wifh bake sales. LaJrer in +he fall, +hey parfici- pafed in powder-puhc foofball games. Affer +he girls aJr Lloyd played each ofher, +hey joined foge+her +0 play Boone Counfy, resulfing in vidory. As a final proiect fhey conducfed a search for +he Tri-HiuY Sweefhearf. By casfing voJres th a penny. +he sfudenfs elecfed Jim Livesay. Re- maining funds provided a Thanksgiving baske+ for an EIS- mere famify and boughf a Chris+- mas free for +he school. Offering furfher help +0 +he underprivi- leged. several girls became big sisfers +0 s+uden+s in +he +hree Erianger-Elsmere elemenfary schools. The purpose was +0 offer Jthe children ac+ivi+ies normally no'r experienced. T09 HO Acfive members: Sea+ed: Donna Bichon, Dobbs. Debbie Zeis, Linda Swanson. Judy Skldmore. Unda Moeves. Denise Shirley Flynn Michele Roszmanm Lee Weber, Debbie Rafliff. PaHy Roberfson, Carroll. Vickie Lenho$. Jocelyn Mandell. Nancy VanArsdol, Bev Smlflm Diana Cal- Karen Baldwin. Linda Henry. Kathy verf. Tammy Lockard. Second row: Karen Szinnyey. Third row: Wilma Sfevens Debbie Rieseiman, Jeff Godsey Bi Brinkman. Dean Taylor. Danny Mullins Ken Hopkins. Provisional members: Seated: Carletta Mullins, Debbfe Barkhau. Joan Martin. .heryl Martin. Larry Stephenson. Stand- 9: Pam Caudill, Diane Casey, Judy National Honor Society spends money on Honors Night Honors Night and candy sates. were the activities ot- the National Honor Society. No new activities were thought 0t and all money made went towards capes tor the seniors and Honors Night. On April l9. the annuat Sadie Hawkins Dance was given. Jett God- sey and Janet Ratlitt represented the National Honor Society. At the dancer Carl Hughes and Sheryl Martin from the Pep Club were crowned LI'I Abner and Daisy Mae to the music of Star- buck. This dance netted $l50. With $300 in the treasury the Na- Wl'therby. Janet Ratliff, Colleen Lead- ingham. Lynn Brownfield Dee LaDuke. Mike Ray. tional Honor Society presented Hon- ors Night on May 20. At Honors Night new members were initiated into the Honor Society and officers tor next year were announced. In addition. teachers presented outstandtng stu- dents with pins and certificates of merit. Graduating members in the- Natione at Honor Society were given special capes to wear with caps and gowns. These served as a special recognition of their B average or better academic standing during their high school ca- reer. Bottom left: Provisional members are in- stalled as active members for I972 at Honors Night. Bottom middle: Debbie Riesefman works at the candy sales to raise money for graduation stoles. Top right: Carl Hughes takes the rote 0t Li'l Abner and Sheryl Martin that of Daisy Mae after they were selected at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Bottom right: President Debbie Ratliff reads qualifica- tions ot a National Scholarship to eligible seniors at a spring meeting. H2 Fire leaves Specfafor darkroom and plans in ruins The fire fha+ guHed H19 office desfroyed fhe Spec+a+or dark- room as well as +he Chris+mas holidays for many members of +he Spec+a+or staff. The only proof +ha+ remained of fhe furnished darkroom was a shack d pr'rceless melfed nega- Jrives and equipmenf +ha+ was soon swepf info a pile of iunk. Reconsfrucflon of fhe room began immediaJrewy buf was nof ready For use unfil March. The new locafion was OH Hwe ar'r room in5+ead of being a parf of fine office area. Equipmen+ was replaced by +he insurance. but H19 picfures desfroyed were only subsfi+u+ed by replanning and reorganizing. Wop far IBH: Mary McGuIre holds the hppar as she waHs hr a phofogra- pl1er +0 fake a pic+ure. Top IeH: PaHy Rober+son uses +he lighf fable +0 crop a picture Top righh Edifor Diana Calvert Ixamines a Iayouf and picture. Top far right Bev Daniels pauses from er'ring a capHon. BoHom Ieff: Jim Meacham and Glenn Davis 59? up for a picfure of H19 school 6+ night BoHom middle: Manag- ing Edifor Lee Carrofl looks over a layout Eo++om rl'gl'rf: Jenny Lidingfon fries to choose picfures showing dedica- +ion. Speciaior siaff increases in size Edifor-in-Chief. Diana Calvert Managing EdI'Jror Lee Carroll Campus Life Edifon Jenny Lidingfon Academics EdHor. Pam Caudill Academics Assis+anfs, Bev Hammons Pam Kidwell, Cafhy Walfers Sporfs Co-Edifors. Diane Casey, Mark Goodpas+er Organiza+lons Edifor. Paffy Robertson Classes Edi'ror, Mary McGuire Classes Assisfanf. Jackie Loeb Business Manager. Bev Daniels Circulation Manager. Joan Cooper Circulafion Assisfanf. Bob Brown Adverfising Manager. Debbie Zeis Senior Directory and Index Editor. Bev Smith Pho+o Edi+or. Debbie Rafliff Layouf Edifon Janef Rafliff Pho+ographers. Glenn Davis. Jim Meqcham, Dan Pumphrey. Bill Reading, Gerry Wadsworfh Copy Editors, Susan Wilson. Kathy Szinnyey. Debby Rieselman. Heather Hibbert Debbi Borchers na 114 Top far leH: Wayne Milfonh and Carl Hughes sell +ie-dye arficles a+ Campbell Coun'ry-Lloyd Baskefbail game. Top Ieff: Officers: Mrs. Alford, sponsor: Debbie Aldersonf sergeanf-a+-arms: Carl Hughes, secretary; Carol Hughes. presiA dent Michelle Roszmann. vice-presfdenf. Arf Club makes up for los+ money by he-dglng On November 20 fhe Arf C1ub sponsored a dance fea'rurr ing our local band. Sfillwafer. Even +hough +he dance Iosf money. +he furnou'r of respond- en+s was fair. If enferfained sevh erai guesfs, only one of whom ML Sfephenson. could swing info +he rhyfhm 01c +he music. This year +he Ar'r Club sold hen dyed arHcles 5+ +he las+ home baskefball game f0 Lloyd and Campbell Co. pa+rons. During March +he club sponsored an arf display +0 which Lloyd s+uden+s confribufed. The admiHance fee for works of ar+ provided prize money for +he +wo works +ha+ were iudged highest The hard- earned freasury was drained when +he Ar+ Club wound up an- ofher year of enfhusiasm and work wi+h a small explosion of a parfy. Top right Officers: MrsA Riley. sponsor; Sue Harrison. ireasurer; Kew'n Riffle, vice-presidenf: Wendy Weir. presidenf: Nancy Florioh secrefaryh Top far righf: Mike Mayhew and Bob Riehemann sef up ?or +he Christmas playl SiHing: Nancy Buys. Paula Florioh Mi- chelle Roszmannh Judy Wlfherby, Dar- lene Almas. Pam Hammonds. Sfanding: Caihy Eas+in. Chuck Dammerf, Karen Wolfeh Adalene Eary, Sue Harrison, Curf Osborne. Robin Weir. Debbie AlderioF Terry Waller. Wendy Weir, Cm Hughes. Pa++y Augur. Garry Brumwcieh Mary Tooheyh Wayne Milfon, Jim Mea cham. Pete Favier. Jack WeHig. Speech club aHends and gives produciions Receiving a +orn up foofball prsey ?or Chris+mas would nof please mosf girls. When Diane Simpson acquired one ,in Hue Speech Club's Chris+mas play, she was shocked. The resf of Jrhe club gof ifs sur- prises from a man wearing a shaving basin for a haf during UC's producfion of Man from Ffoni' row: Carol Smin, Karen Dobbs Regina Bradford, Mary Toohey, Diane Impson. Joaey Mandell. Linda Swanson Carl Hughes, Second row: Pam Pyles, Debbie Poyn+er. Debbie Ehlingen Nada SPOM Debbie Zeis Ann ScoH. PaHi 'mPSon. Gerri Turner. Marc Carey. Third row: Lynn Henry. Sharon Tomlin- 50n, Missy Clark. Linda Dempsey, Paula b; I OISE! Florio, Rufh Hopkins. Sheryl Marfin, Karen Wot'Fe. Pw Neace. Fourfh row: Wendy Wein Nancy Florio. Carol Hughes. PaHy Augur. Dee Witson. Dee LaDuke. Shelley Cook. Garry Brumfield. Sue Harrison. Fifi'h row: Jenny Lidingfom Tom Cook. Jim Hamilfon, Ray Whi+son, Mike Mulligan. Butch Sfansel. Kevin Turner. Gary Walker. Sixfh row: Doua LaMancha. La+en l2 members prepared for UK's Spring Speech Fesfival. Riesefman, Joyce Wes+wood, Bob Hamil- fon. Kevin Wind. Shawn Weir, Doug EI- dridge. Bob Riehemann. Laura Wads- worfh. Back row: Larry Hundley, Dave Hobbs. Paf Sulfivan. Rick Robinson, Kevin Riffle. Sfeve Whi+ley Mike May- hem 'I'IS 116 Below: Larry Kalker helps Jeff Godsey ge'r up for Hue L' Club pic+ure. Righh OHicers: Alan Moore. presidenf; JHI Lucas secrefary: Kathy Long. vicepresi- dent Mr. Bruns and Mr. Perry, sponsors. Top: Larry Kalker. Cal Long and Jeff Godsey. BoHom: Dave Sfrickerl Barry Rankin. Paf Sullivam Harry Rankin. Tom Cook. Linda Swanson. Greg Mock. Rick L Club baskeiball Jream defea+ed in hilarious game A baskefbaH game where evi eryone laughs cf +he rateree in- siead of booing him? Tha+'s whaf happened when the L ' Club Played WHKK on Monday night ebruary 22. Referee Mr. 5+8- Ehenson consfanfly had f0 pull is pan+s up while keeping up Robinson. Jill Lucas. George Simmons Sieve Iken Mike Sferbling Jenny Lidingfom Tim Lenhof. Kafe Long. Curf Pra+her. Alan Moore, Melinda Cross th flue moving players. Tom Cook coached H18 ML Club buf +hey fell +0 +he WHKK +eam. Baske+ball and foofball games arenf always played rough and quickly +hey are also Iayed WIH'W cards 'L Cub solcffhese cards in order fo make money Sfeve Hu++on. Larry Hundiey. Terry Ger- ros. and Jim Moss. Pep Club's a++endance. iear sheeis. beanies. supporf aihleiic feams The Pep Club s+ar+ed a new +hing fhls year beanies. The homemade caps were d?sfribu+ed ?0 all baskefball players free 0 charge. All ofher sfudenfs paid for+hem and flue blue and gold beanies sold radely. Throughouf foofbail and baskeTbaH Froni row: Linda Swanson. Jenny Strick- er, Jan Meacham, Jenny Lidingfon. Min Chelle Roszmann, Mary Toohey Debbie Thornton Cindy Dunham. Frankie Jo Ri, chie. Mary McGuire. Second row: Donna Heidrich. Debbie Rober+s, Jill BEIz, Con- nie Shouse. Joni Baldwim Befh Doang Karen Schneider. Pam Joneg Cheryl seasons the club promoied spiri'f in many ways Every week work went into either decorating Vicfory Hall. +he players lock- er room. or making fear sheeh. Members wenf +0 several away basket ball games on +he1eam bus. Nienaber. Brenda Dahl. Third row: Kathie Mullins Paula S+rong, Donna Len- hoi Jenny Moffiff, Ginny Kramer, Sandy Poynfer, Cindy Collins. Gloria Helems. Carlefa Mullins. Sheryl Mariim Paffy Hoepker. Fourih row: Debbie Zeis. Col- leen Leadingham. Paub Florio Colleen Bankemper, Crysfa! Casfleman, Diana L6H: Officers: CarleHa Mullins. vice- presidenf: Mary Toohey. president: Mrl Bowen. sponsor: Dee Runyan, secrefary: Sheryl Mar+5n, +reasurer. Right Dave Hobbs bursfs fhrough +he Pep Club fear sheet. Casey, Debbie Tully. Brenda Davis. Cafhy Easfim Back row: Karen Wolfe. Kafhy Masden. Carol Weckbach, Lynn Davis. Liz Toohey, Gwen Thompson. Dee Runyan, Judy Skidmore. Amy Hauser. Angela Schroeden Mr. David Bowen tsponsod. 117 Top: Mrs. Blankenbaker leads discussion at a Red Cross meefing. Middle: Doffy Epling: Ru+h Baker: Rosemary McCros- key president Mrs. Blankenbaken spon- sor: Mary Basham. Jrreasurer: Denise Rus- sell. vicapresidenh Darlene Almas. sec- refary, BoHom: Denise Russell Iisfens dur- ing a meefing. '5'- V' m.... L l xu 118 W Disabled and unforfunaie aided by Red Cross members Acfively working for Hue com- munify By aiding ifs unforfunafe and disabled are +he goals :J Hwe Red Cross. Children af Erlanger Elemenfary received clofhing, and children af Boofh were given Jroys year round from Red Cross proiecfs. The annual Red Cross drive broughf in $Zl.ll. This money was donafed +0 H18 Cincinnafi chap+er of +he Red Cross. OH'IeF money making proiecfs were 5 bake sale and a 50H drink sale. Since +he Red Cross E a non- pro+i+ Organizafiom Ell money made wenf Jroward helpful proi- ecfs. Girls volun+eered as Candy S+ripers and also did Family work- The remainder of the +reasury was donafed for communi+y aid +hrough +he Nafional Red Cross- FTA encoun+ers difficulig while iuforing children Seafs were scarce so s+uden+s saf on boxes. pain'r bucke+s. and film proEecfors while fuforing Er- langer Elemenfary children. Members +ook +heir +urns mak- ing money by working in fine bas- ke'rbaH coaf check. Money made was used for +he annual FTA scholarship presenfed af +'ne LBff: Fronf row: Pam KidweIL Pam Jones Heather Hibberf. Second row: Rosemary MCCroskey, Cathy Walfers. Marilyn KLmkel. Third row: Kafhy King, Dee Run- year's end +0 a deserving senior planning +0 make feaching a car rear. The remainder of Hwe money was used for Teachers Apprecia Jrion Week. During +his week members cleaned chalkboards. dus+ed rooms, and decorafed bulletin boards. yan. Mary Toohey. Debbie Zeis. Back row: Lana Lucas. Karen ScoH. Shirley Flynn Vicki Knasef, Karen Dobbs, Top: Rosemary McCroskey and Denise Russell work af the coat check during a baskefball game. BoH-om: Officers: Karen Dobbs. president Vicki Kidwell, treasurer; Mrs. Je'Heries, sponsor: Deb bie Zeis, vice-presidenf; Vicki KnaseL secre+ary. H9 I20 Spanish Club breaks tradition by winning float contest This is a stick-up. Hand over the vicv toryy sehor. The three toot tall Frito Bandito apprehended the best float award for the I970-7l homecoming pa- rade. Under the supervision of Mrst Tem- pleton. the liteAlike figures constructed of flowers and paper macht$ were born in Sophomore Debbie Weltets basement. Leftover paper macha'a invited a gummy paste fight, In which everyone was glued. Falling off the truck, losing the food. and being driven over a delapidated bridge by Becky Long characterized the Spanish hayride on October 3. at Camp Ernst. A football game started the activi- tiesy endtng with a marshmallow tight. A pinata that refused to burst high- lighted the Christmas party. Members took turns trying to break it with a beam ball bat. Mr. Whaley made three unsuo cesstul attempts to break the star-shaped pinata made by JuniorsJill Lucast Cheryl Norton. and Marian Favier. It was tinaHy broken by Mr. Templeton. Besides having tuny the club's main concern is underprivileged people From year to year. it supports two Mexican children by sending each child $I0.00 a month. The club atso collects can goods around Thanksgiving and Christmas seah sons for people nearer to home. The mayority ot the Spanish Club funds comes from working in the concession stands during tootbatl and basketball seasons. Top left Melissa Mathews waits for fhe Homecoming parade as she carries Hwe banner in front of the Spanish Club float BoHom IeH: SaWaged from +he Spanish Club float. Hue Fri+o Bandifo poses wi+h the Spanish Club. Top righf: Arrid Ex+ra Dry i5 dramafized in Spamsh by Pam CaudilL Cafhy Walfers, and Debbie Welfe. Middle righ+z Duane McQueen painfs Frifo Bandi+o's face for +he Span- ish Club float BoHom right OHicers: Diane Simpsom secrefaryifreasurer: Charlie Combs sergean+-af-arms: Mrs. Temple+on. sponsor: Duane McQueen. presidenf; Bill Howard. vice-president Far right Jackie Loeb hefps Ella Moore play a game. fhe cow, 6+ +he Spanish Club Chrisfmas parfy. 5?. 121 Top IaH: Nancy VanArsdoL Denise Weber. Diane Thompson. Donna Bichon. Cheryl Nor+one Lynn Brownfield. Donna Schoo. BoHom 'Far left Reflecfions of Diane Thompson and Lynn Brownfield show +he condHions they perFormed in affer a sform before fhe Bellevue game. BoHom Jeff: Donna Schoo. Nancy VanArsdol. Top right Head MajoreHe. Donna Bichon. Boffom r'lghf: Dx'ane Thompson, Cheryl Norton. Below: Denise Weber. froni; Lynn Brownfieid, back. MajoreHes win iop +rophies Winning firsf place in fwo cone +esfs 6+ Lookouf Heigh'rs Junior High School highlighfed +he ma- ioreffes achEve year. They also compefed in Louisville a+ +he Kenfucky Sfafe Fair and won a second place s+anding. Maxi-Iengfh gold capes were Jrl'me new addifion +0 +heir unie forms 51' 'Fooi'ball games and con- Jresfs. The squad did Two special performances a+ football games during +he fall. Four girls graduafed and rou- Jrines for fryoufs were +augh+ +0 girls compefing +0 replace fhe seniors. The four graduafing girls were Donna Bichon. Diane Thompson Nancy VanArsdol, and Denise Weber. 124 Wha+ makes your +hroai +igh+en up . . . - 'x. when you see a bunch 0; kids in uni- form wayk on+o a field and furn mm a kaleidoscope of pa++erns? Whaf makes you shiver when you wafchy for seven minu'res, a piece of work than has faken hours of preparaficn? What can you say abouf a feel'mg you gef when you see +hese kids drunk th vicfory or sick wifh disappoinfmeni? Emofion plays an imporfan+ par+ in +he band. You feel +ha+ pride, feel Hwaf dedicaHon, fee! +ha+ lepower Hwaf makes you go iusf a sfep beyond dedi- ca+ion. Who fires up this willpower? How abouf an easy-going band duector who doean know how +0 gef mad? A man +akes IIO kids and makes a family out of fhem: ins+ElIs the importance of unify: and teaches +hem how +o accepf an individual for hfs fayenf. Band Camp is their sfarf, Imagine walking 2 miles +0 6 pracfice Held, marching approxmafely 8 hours a day, living on a diei of lemons and candy bars, and sunburn. Rescheduling band camp made possible +he +rip +0 +he sfafe fair in la+e August The band re+urned wifh a second place +rophy. Large Band Division. Danville came nexf. Even the excifemenf 0y possessr ing a firsf place trophy couldn't fake fhe Iolf Gui of winning by only a half point Top far Ie'H': Tears are shed. as former band member Jody Jump congratulams Diana Calverf on the second place vic+o ry the band +ook a+ H16 Sfafe Fair. Top 13H: The cobr guard stands af parade res+ before pre-game af the Dixie game as We sun sefs. Bo'Hom left The band prepares +0 fake fhe field a1 Danviile In- vitational Confesf. Top righf: A glance from the opposite side of +he bus shows +he confusion Hwaf occurs when Ken Hop kins looks for his insfrumenf underneafh fhe bus. BoHorn middle: Gary Mariin helps Kevin Turner polish his trombone before military inspecfion 6+ Danvilie. BcrHom far right John Nienaber sfands 5+ affenh'on while performing +he confesf show a+ Hue Dixie Fooiball game. l25 Juggernau'r flame roars +hrough Lexing'ron disin+egraiing LafageHe pride Picfure an infoxicafed band foT- lowing a vlcfory over LafayeHe. af +he Lexingfon Inviiafional Confes+. HObiiJrT erafe ErTanger Lloyd plastered on The HopkinsviTle bus poured wafer on The already burning oil. The Flame spread fhroughou+ Hue crowd leaving Lafay- eHe smoldering over Jrhe loss OT +he firs? place frophy, Blue Division. +0 +he Juggs. The flame is H16 Feeling creafed. If is 5 chde fascinaJred by He colon Jrhe movement and The sound of a Tire Hm? has a mind 0T ifs own. You are enA gulfed by H. You are an observer and a par+icipan+. The Jrrue understanding is +ha+ you can'+ JFeel i+ unfil you see H and you can ? see H until you feel if. Top leH: Tonighf the Sfafe: Tomorrow fhe NafionP greefed I I0 weary but vici forious bandsmen as +hey refurned Rom Lexing+on af 4:30 a.m. wi+h +he Hrs+ pFace irophy. Top middle: Two band members Ieave fhe bus +0 avoid furfher confusion after geH'ing dFESSEd. Boiiom far IaH: The 'Firsf rank sfands 6+ affenfion as +he milifary inspecfor makes his rounds G M g a+ Lexingfon. BoHom IeH: S+udenf teach- er. Mr, Garland approves of Marc Car- eyhs required hairstyle as he gefs ready her inspecfion. Top righh AHer an early morning deparfure. Mr. Hill receives. from a s+a+e +rooperh news +haf fhe con- fes+ was cancelled because of rain. Boi- +om righf: The band complefes a forma- Hon in Jrhe cenfer drill 51' Lexingfon. Top IeH: Senior chorus sings during Hue Chrisfmas Concert Middle leH: Junior Band. Bof+om Ief+: Bob Riehemann and Jeff Nor+h keep fhe rhy+hm section going as Mn Hill direds during fhe Band a-Rama. Top righ+: Thirfycne vo'rces join f0 slng Chrisfmas Carols 5+ ihe Chrisimas Concert BoHom middle: Concerf Band. BoHom righ+: Dee Jones direcfs Aquarius during +he Winfer Concert HHHHHI Concer'r band opens Trade Fair a'r Conveniion Cen+er Many anxious days were finally relieved by fhe opening ol a new addilfon lo Lloyd. The new music room. even Hmough i+s complefion was very lale and if was olfen Jroo cold or foo hot was given a long awaifed housewarming. Marching band arrangemen+s were replaced by more diflicull s mphonic pieces. During +he ahrlslmas seasony H16 chorus and concerf band performed in a Chrisfmas program. On March 6 +he senior. iunior, and elemenfary bands gave a concerf aller lhe annual ham dinner. The concer'r band was also selecfed from all Kenlucky bands f0 open +he Trade Fair al Hwe Convenlion Cenler on April 4. Many band sludenl's also were judged fhe day before during solo ensemble confesls. Bofh bands fried +0 defend +heir lirsf place laurels by parfici- paling in lhe band confesl held in Jrl'le spring 51 Holmes. 129 130 Q: L HSI'IEJNEI 0009 BNISI'I HSI'IBNEI 0003 BNISn L... c: 9.2 2 m a: c: o a 1 2 cm I m :: L; b : 2 z m c: a c: c m 2 m E m I W 4-5 5 HSI'IDNEI UDHnUDDW 9:11, SQLIB Classes Edifor: Marg McGuire Assis+an+: Jackie Loeb 131 132 Sales on las+ weekend reach magazine goal Wifh one weekend leH. +he Senior Class was behind +he inw fended $7IOO of magazine sales. Monday wound up +he successful campaign wi+h $7283 over The goal. The money wen? +owarcls fi- nancing +he senior Jrrip. L9H: Officers. seafed: Karen Baldwin. heasurer; Dave Hobbs, president Bev Smith, secretary: Marc Carey vice-prey idenf. Sianding: Mr. Perry, sponsor: Sue Beckner. Tim Lenhof. Nancy VanArsdoI, SwmL 'Em. Juggs was +he +heme for Hue senior homecom- ing float Old hose and coat hangers comprised +he greafer porfion 01c working ma+erials used in +he corisfrucfion. sergeanf-af-arms. Mr. Ensor. sponsor. Middle: Dave Hobbs shows prizes for selling $50.00 wor+h of magazines. Righi: Senior Hoa+ waifs for +he homecoming parade fo begin. Debra Jean Alderson Mark Chrfsfopher Asch Pa+ricia Jo Augur Deborah Jo Baker Karen Lee Baldwin Judifh Lynn Bauer Kim Margarei Bech+old Sharon Gladys Beckham Carolyn Sue Beckner Donna Jean chhon Richard WiIliam Blackburn Regina Ann Bradford Edward Paul Brandenburg Paul William Brinkman. Jn Deborah Louise Brown Roberf Franklin Brown Garry Craig Brumfield Tarmaine Patrice Bryanf I34 David Lee Buechel Pahicia Sue Burgess Nancy Kafhleen Buys Diana Sue Calverf Bonnie Sue Canfield Marcus Stephen Carey Lee Carroll Melissa Ann Clark NX u A N H: r Seniors use worfhless Heme Jeffrey Paul Clos LeRoy Edward Cobble Charles Augusfus Combs Robert Sieven Conley Thomas Allen Cook Joan Linda Cooper Linda Louise Couch +0 make money for hip A popcorn machine a dish- washer. a bubble-gum machine and bird cages were a few of +he i+ems 6+ +he senior audion on November I4 +ha+ aucfioneer Carl Ely had +he fask of selling. The seniors worked for several weekends colleding ifems ?or +he auc+ion. The rainy Friday nighf L8H: Karen Baldwin prices an Hem for +he audion in Locus? Sfreef School gym. Middle: Sfeve 515cm gives Jrhe whammyH whEIe collecfing for fhe auce before. girls were busy baking and boys were doing +he work of carrying +he heavy pieces of fur- nifure in+o +he Locus+ Sfreef gym. The aucfion and bake sale neHed $600 which helped pay for The senior Jrrip and o+her class adivifiesr fion Friday night Righf: Dave Hobbs and Tom Cook load a sewing machine info a borrowed frucl: from Mary Ellenls. James Michael Collinsworfh Deborah Jean Covingfon Brenda Carol Dahl S+even KeHh Dallas Beverly Carol Daniels 136 Lexingion irophg climaxes Senior marching season. The senior band members marched onfo +heir home field for Jrhe hasf Hme during +he Boone Counf game. Tears were shed +ha'r nigh? for many reasons h exci+emen+, sheer defermina- fion and sadness. Diana Calvemtr field commander. led +he March- ing Juggs hom a roufine wriHen on paper, +0 Jrheir biggesf vicfo- ry: firsf place frophy. Blue Divi- sionh af Jrhe Lexingfon lnvifafional Band Contest af Sfoll Field, Uni- versify of Kenfucky. Tom Mannh resident pres- enfed +he +rop y during hahtw Time. The Jrro hy, haH' Jrhe size of Tom, showetf clearly horn +he fable among The o+hers colleded from pas'r vicfories 01I +he year. L9H: Senior Diana Calverf direcfs +he beginning o'f +he confesf exif showh a'Her an inferruph'on by fhe Dixie foo+baH players. Righh Tom Mann presen'rs H19 prize of marching season, +he Lexingfon frophy, 10 Mr. Whaley, while Diana Cal- veri and Marc Carey radiafe a sense of accomplishment Linda Carol Dempsey Karen Sue Dobbs Rebecca Rose Farmer Marian Ingrid Favier Shirley Gayle Flynn Mary Jane Gilber'? Claudia Rae Glenn JeHrey William Godsey Mark Alan Goodpasfer Kafhleen Marie Griffin Kennefh Allen Grubbs Vicforia Lynn Hagedorn Beverly Ann Hammons Amy Rose Hauser Linda Sue Henry David Alan Hobbs Kennefh Frank Hopkins Billy Ray Howard I38 Beverly Lucile Hubber+ Carl Ray Hughes Carol Kay Hughes Larry Joe Hundley Robert Steven Hu++on V S+ephen Paul Iker James Leroy lshmad Richard Todd Jennings ;, Chris+mas Spirif mo+iva+es seniors +0 give parig Chris+mas spiri+ induced +he seniors of Mr. Perry s psychology classes +0 organize a par+y for +he Brighfon S+ree+ children, The highlighf 0F +he arfy was H16 ar- rival of San+a C aus. who handed ouf foys +0 +he impa+ien+ chil- dren. Afferwards. seniors gave a Earfy for Hwemselves wi+h music y S+illwafer. rgg L9H: Dean Taylor Diane Slmpson. and Diane Thompson focus Jrheir aHenfion in various directions 6+ +he Senior Chrisf- mas par+y. Middle: Carol Hughes assisfs Sfeve Johnson before his arrival as Sanfa Claus af +he Psychology Class Christmas party, Right- Ka+hy Long's comforf Is IH- He consolaiion for one of We Brighfon Sfreef children Shirley Ann Johnson S+even Webb Johnson Pamela Susan Jones Lawrence John Kalker l39 140 Seniors work wiih communi+g children and professionals Seniors 1en+ a helping hand +0 our communify +his year by vol- unfeering aid 10 We less forfui na+e, Volun'reers. and handi- capped childrene +hrough +he or- ganizafion of Sfepping S+ones congregafed a'r Erlanger Bapfisf Church. The children were in- s+ruc+ed in dancing, drawing, and ofher creafive craHs. Hemenfary children were +U- fored by seniors who volunfeered +0 beep slow learners af fhe Erlan- ger Elementary School. Succeeding cHy fire akarms. senior boys dar+ed ou+ of class +0 assume +he roles of volunfeer firemen. When He fire blazed fhrough +he oHice area during Chrisfmas vacafion. +hese firee men helped clean up fhe wa+eri soaked and burn'r wreckage. L9H: Lana Lucas +u+ors an Erlanger He- menfary sfudenf fiHh period daily. Righf: Sfeve Davis. Mike Sferbting, Shave Todd. Jim Meachame and Bill Blackburn VoiunA +eer as Firemen for Erlanger. Daniel Pafrick Kennedy Nalmedia Elizabe+h Kerns Vicky Lynn Kidwell Richard Lee Kindoll KaH'Ii Eleanor King Kriss Eugene King Vicki Lynn Knase! Joseph Gregory Kreicller James Francis Kunkel Sfeven Thomas LaGesse TSmofhy Ray Lenhc$ Vickie Lee Lenhof Jenny Lynn Lidingmn Linda Marie Link Tamayra Eve Lockard. Gregory Allen Long Kafhleen Dabney Long William Leslie Long Claudia Jean Lucas Lana Jo Lucas Thomas Wayne Lyon Kafhryn Ann Lyons I41 I42 Moneg is medium of senior year Prepara+ion for graduafion COmes as a reliewt +0 some, For oH'wers. if brings 0qu We sfarfling realizafion of an end +0 Hleir high school careers. S+ill o+hers will +hink of if as ius'r anofher day. Money is fhe medium o1C Hwe senior year. There are paymenfs +0 make on caps and gowns an- nouncemenfs br graduafion, SEn ior dues. and H18 senior Jrrip. Lefh Mr. Whaley models fhe new dis- osable raduafion gowns, as he explains ow f0 fi I ouf +he form. Righf: PaHy Bur, 9655 measures Marc CareyS cap size for graduafion ceremonies. Lena Carol Mehan Sfephanie Lynn Marks Kaihleen McCrogkey James Edd Meacham Jocelyn Anne Manda Melissa Sue Mafhews Mary Lynne McGuire Chrisfopher Kenf Miller Thomas Bryce Mann Michael ScoH' Mayhew Debbie Sue McKenney Linda Marie Moeves Timo+hy Edward Moore Judy Lynn Morgan Rober+ Daniel Mullins William Pa+rick Neace Ann Marie Nienaber Joyce Odor 143 I44 Semesier exam week is iurning poinf for seniors The arrive? of +he ACT tAmerl'can College TesH scores added confusion +0 The already hecfic seniors during +he semesfer exam week. Mos+ seniors who planned +0 go f0 college +ook +he +hree and one half hour +es1'. required by all sfafe colleges and universifies. on December I2. Leff: Represen+a+ives Mm fhe Universi- fy of Kenfucky passes applicafions to seniors. Middle: Mrs. Jefferies and Vickie Knasel discuss college applicafions and Thelma Darlene Osborne Sfephen Tyrone Perry Kirk Prafher Claude Wayne PrescoH Charlene Sue Purvis Pamela Lynn Pyles Robin Douglas Rash Kenne+h Edward Rasor There were aiso several sfuden'rs who fook 1he SAT 6cholash'c Ap+E+ude Tesfj. for privafe and ouf-of-sfak schools. Mrs. Jeffries explained He scores +0 seniors after receiving resulfs. Tes+ da+es were spread fhroughouf Hue schoolyear. ACT scores. Righf: Bob Riehemann Iis- iens f0 6 speaker from Morehead during a PTSA meefing. :1: :33 av. . I . . , 4-H. -, - JX- x. Y- v.40- . Deborah Gail Ratliff Thomas Richardson Roberf MaHhew Riehemann Deborah Sue Rieselman Karen Jai Riffle Kevin Jaye Rims Pafricia Louise Roberfson Richard Allan Robinson 146 ThiHeen seniors Pafrick Eugene Ross Michele Roszmann Denise Runyan Wanda Sue Sams Geraldine Ann Saul Paul Bernard Schaefer Janine Ann Scheben James Andrew Scheben S+even Michael Silcox Mary Diane Simpson Judy Bernice Skidmore William Clark Slayback Beverly Jo SmHh Margie Ann Smifh- Mary Carol Anne Smi+h O. F l' awarded college scholarships Grades - ius+ how imporfanf are +h8y? They Could pay your Way +0 COI- lege and help you beef +he draH v or +hey could be a real drag. Never+heless many gradua+ing seniors were rewarded and honored Thursday. May 20 af Hon- ors Night Those receiving scholarships were Bill Brinkman. Debbie Ratliff. Ken Hopkins and Jenny Lidingion to North- ern Ken+ucky Sfa+e CoHege; Tom Perkins fo Thomas More College: Carol Hughes Far Ia'H: Debby Rieselman wafches Hon- ors Nigh+ aHer she received fwo pins ior academic achievement Le'H': Mr. Tiche nor awards fhe Lloyd Medal +0 Kafhy Szinnyey for ou+sfanding achievement fo Georgebwn College: Carl Hughes fo Ken+ucky S+aie College: Dean Taylor, Vicki Knasle. Mike S+erbling and Steve Iker to Morehead Universify: Bob Riehe- mann to +he Universif of Cincinnati and H19 BeHis Carfer Jorgan scholarship: Karen Dobbs received +he PTSA Book Award and fhe Kishmee GroHo scholar- ship. Kafhy SIInnyey was announced as +he Valedicforian of +he class of I97l. and 6cademic excellence. Righh Karen Baldwin. Salu1a+orian. opens a pin she was awarded for French Ill. Far righf: Bob Riehemann accepfs The BeHie Car- ter Morgan Schoiarship. David Edward Schachere Angels Marie Schroeder George William Simmons I47 I48 Sharon Lynn Snodgrass Nelda Gail Snow Michael Ray Sferbling Wilma Rufh Sfevens David Michael Sfricier John Pafrick Sullivan Linda Carol Swanson Kafherfne Ann Szinnyey Dean Edward Taylor Elizabefh Suzanna Teal $+ephen Frederic Thomas Diane Lynn Thompson S+even Lee Todd Elizabe+h Jewell Tomlinson Sharon Mae Tomlinson Mary Catherine Toohey John Marvin Turner Frances Louise Underhill Nancy Kay VanArsdol Tradiiional senior assembly canceHed IF you were a member of +he class of I97I you paid +he price af the end o not by graduah'ng buf by not having H18 fradifional senior assembly. The pracfice scheduled for fine nigh'r be- fore sfar+ed and ended on a no+e of disorganizafion resul+ing in cancella- fion. Having no ofher choice, +he sen- iors were obliged +0 read +he wills and prophecies over +he infercom. The sen- v'ors expressed ?heir sentiments by coining +he phrase WE CAME. WE SAW. AND WE WERE DE- STROYEDI O+her senior ac+ivi+ies were +he senv ior frip. Junior Ofympicsy and +he seny ior picnic Far luff: Mike Sferbling refurns a serve during +he ping pong compefifion on fhe senior picnic. L9H: Mike Mayhew pays The price of his senior sfaius as $16 repre- senfs his homeroom in We Junior Olym- pics. Top right The wear and +ear of six days of sighfseeing show when Bob Brown and Bev Smifh refurn from fhe senior +rip. BoHom righf: Jim Kunkle desi pera'rely +ries +0 keep his rider, Pa++y Augur. from being dunked by Missy Clark and Claudia Glenn in a wa+er fighf a? Camp Ernst I49 Barbara Ann Vorholzer Gerald Allen Wadswor+h Thomas Paul Wagner Denise Vida Weber Sandra Lee Websfer Wendy Rebecca Weir Gregorerau! Wesfwood Gregory Alan Williams 150 Seniors leave wiih diplomas no deposii - no reiurn Baccalaureafe service. held Sunday May 30. resembled a dress rehearsal for graduafion. The procedures were fhe same. wiJrh +he excep+ion o1c each senior girl receiving one long-sfemmed yellow rose graduation night Guesf speakers incIuded Rev. Billy Davis, Rev. David Vaughn, and Rev, Eugene Barbour. Wehve Only Jusf Begun, Sen- ior Class Song, summed up +he feelings of mosf seniors Thurs- day, June 3, graduafion night On cue fhe seniors began marching in af 8:00. The class broke fhe +radi+ion of renf-a- robe and paraded down Jrhe isle in acefafe. The new robes were Throw-aways, no deposi+-no re- +urn. Mn Roberf Daniels awarded +he diplomas. and Mr. James Ti- chenor presen+ed +he lasf +hree. symbolizing his lasf Three years af Lloyd as superinfendenf. Guesf s eakers included Rev. Fosfer Hal l Dr. Ralph Tesseneer. Vice Presiden+ of NKSC and Rev. Keifh LaGesse. L6H: Class presidenf Dave Hobbs reads +he scripfure af Baccalaureaie, Middle: Marc Carey's sideburns and fassel don'+ mix - especially in 900+emperaiure dur- ing Baccalaureate service. Right Dan Reed Iis'rens +0 fhe ingredien+s of success - IQ. PO and CO during ihe gradua- Hon address. Sharon Louise Wilson Pafricia Ray YeHon Deborah Ann Marie Zeis John Randall Zumbiel 151 152 Sfeve Allen Darlene Almas Sherr Arrasmifh Ru+h alter Colleen Bankemper Parky Barbour Shave Barbour Debbie Barkhau Mike Barnes Ned Bellau Greg Black Tomma Bowman Lynn Brownfield Larry BurcheH Ken Burfon Jim Bush Beverly Cain Diana Casey Crysfal Casileman Pam Caudill Dale Chambers Ann Clemons Herschel Coakley Rick Coleman Eddie Collingsworfh Kerry Cook Melinda Cross Chuck Dammerf Brenda Davis Glenn Davis Diane Delaney Connie Dishon Juniors sponsor Someihing Cleaning 72 ca+s. 48 clogs. I2 cars. a couple hundred windows and numerous pieces of uphol- s+ery mopped +he way +0 Some- fhing's Livingsfon Road. Some'Hwing was Hue Jrheme of +hEs year's prom a+ Hofbrau Haus where Jrop hafs and Jrails danced wifh panf suHs, and 5+ree+ coafs By selling REX, +he juniors paid for Hue band Livingsfon Road. The money made on +he prom was saved for fheir senior year. Receiving Haeir rings on fhe sec- ond day of JFinals inifia+ed +he class of I972 seniors. Lefh Danny Hagedorn. vice-presidenf; Meiinda CrosL freasurer: Dana Smith. president Donna Schoo. secrefary. Top right A iunior sfuden1 examines the 5+er of seniors rings offered bebre deciding wI-I;ch to order. Top far right Bob Hamil- ton is measured by Landens Formal Wear for a prom fux, Tim Doyie Barbara Duechle Donna Dunaway Kim Dvorak Adalene Eary Ca+hy Easfin Debbie Ehlinger John Eldridge DoHy Eplfng Debbie Fields Nancy Florio Paula Florin Steve Fos+er Brenda Furnish Paul George Terry Gerros S+eve Gillespie Darla Gray Elaine Grayson Tim Green Paula Greene Phil Gregory Dan Hagedorn ?onnie Hall James HamiH-on Roberf Hamilfol-l Pam Hammond Brenda Hammons Sue Hance Norman Harrison Sue Harrison Sabory Helfon 153 154 Pa++y Hoepker Cordalee Hopkins Rifa Hopkins Rufh Hopkins Glenda Howard Dave HUH: Milne Huffman Jeff Hundley Theresa Huninghake Roberf Hunf Jerry Hutchinson Hal Johnson Benny Jones Jack Jump Carla Keenan Randy Kindoll Juniors nepreseni Lloyd across U.9. Brazil, New York Cier, Colum- bus. and Lexing+on con+ribu+ed f0 Jrhe Junior class acfivifies. From Brazil Claudia Reynaldo Bandeirade MeHo joined +he class as an exchange sfudent By en+ering a pho+ography confest Glenn Davis received an honorw ble menfion and had his enfry senf 'ro New York CHy. When La rry Sfephenson was seleded as one of 30 sfudenfs in fhe area +0 four Bell Telephone Laborafories. he wen+ f0 Columbus. Since Darla Gray and Tomma Sue Bow- man were chosen +0 be +win ban- ner carriers. fhey Jrraveled wi'rh +he band +0 various ci+ies includ- ing Lexingfon for a firs+ place +rophy af +he Invifafional. y; Wow MEMdeALHch SCHOOL 1 J, ERLANGER. KY. Charles Klaber John Kuchar Dee Anne LaDuke Danny Lancas+er Eddie Lanham Cheri Laws Colleen Leadingham Bob Lewis Cal Long Jill Lucas Susan Lyons Jim Mann Joan Martin Sheryl Marfin Kathy Masden Rosemary McCroskey Top fer feff: A Company represenfa+ive for REX explains the uses and selling pro- cedures d his producf af .3 clams meef- ing. Top Jeff: Darla Gray and Tomma Sue Bowman lead Hue band off +he Held 5+ H19 Danville confesf. Bo'Horn left Larry Sfevenson wafches one of H19 newv est fechniques in communicafion as he fours +he Bell Telephone Company. Top right Claudia Mello an exchange sfu- dent from Brazil has Shelly cook in+erpref English for her +0 so've problems wifh her locker combinafion. Top far righh Glenn Davis displays hi5 photograph fhaf was awarded an honorable men+ion. BUHom nghh Mike Mulligan was one o$ Hue many juniors who parficipafed in +he spring walkout Dan McEJfresh BiH McGarr Tim McKenney Greg Mock Al Moore Jim Moss Michae! Mungan Cariefa Mullins Chris Murray Mike Newfon Cheryl Norfon Sharon Olberf Jacob Osborne Becky Oifen Louie Peluso Debbie Poynfer If anyone hiis me wifh a paper wad . . were famous las+ words 01: Miss Rison as her second period American His+o- ry Class bombarded her wifh I50 paper wads. The war games lasted only seconds buf long enough ?or an escape as fhe bell rang, denoting fhe end of H12 year. The Juniors s+aged +heir own small scale baHles mt oHensive-defensive paper wad warfare. complefe wifh ink carfridge missiles. One successhl Eat ended wi+h a plas+ic airplane landing righ'l' on fargef Miss Risods head. A popular proiecf was an in-depH1 sfudy of The Viefnam War. The class 5le info groups. Harry Rankin por- +rayed Hue prestenJr of fhe US. ther members represented college sfu- den+s. parenfs, and government offi- cials Through deba+es Jrhe class reached a beHer understanding of war. L9H: John Kuchar holds his own conver- safion as Miss Rison lec+ures. Righf: Sfeve Barbour wafches +he Reds play in +he World Series. Befh Price Berry Rankin Harry Rankin Jane+ RafIiFf Michael Ray Debbie Reynolds Tony Rider Barb Riehemann Doug Rieselman Danny Riesenbeck PaH Riley Bill ocke John Rodgers Denise Russeli JeHrey Scheben Karen Schneider Donna Schoo Ann ScoH Bill ScoH PaHi Simpson Dana Smifh Greg Soave Pam Souder Charles Sfansel Larr Sfephenson Dahlia Sfurgeon Tom Su+er Barr Thomas Deb ie Tully Gerri Turner Keifh Turner Kevin Turner Jill Vanderpool Gary Walker Anifa Walters Allen Weckbach Robbin Weir David Whi+e Ray Whifson Bob Willis Dee Wilson Paul Wilson Mike Wiseman Judy Wi+herby Karen Wolfe Sherry Worfhingfon Denny Zimmerman PaHy Zulievich 157 158 'Crgsial Blue Persuasion' goes in red Floa+ing mier and dim lighfs furned +he dquobbyinfc a mys - cal pafhway leading fo fhe area of H19 Sophomore Dance. Pam Kid well and Gary Graves reigned 5+ +he dance en Hed ChyyaJ Hue Persuasion. A lowered ceiling silhoueHed by sfars and a revolving Crys'ral moon gave +he yn1+he appearance 0 heaven. Tge vibrafing sounds of The VVahu+ Bdck brou hf coupbs down +0 eaer SpadEng angeb made from Reader's Di es'Jr maga- zines decorafed +he fab es. VVHh +he exquEHe decon fhe So homore Class found Prsehc in degf. Many of +he decora+ions had +0 be sold and various pofafo chip and soff drink sales were given Iafer in fhe year +0 reduce fhe debt L3H: Elected by flue Sophomore Class King Gary Graves and Queen Pam Kid- wefl pose hr pictures on H16 +hrone f0 climax Crysfal Blue Persuasion. Middle: Officers: Mrs. O++e, sponsor: Kim Alex- ander. freasurer: Veronica Spriggs, secA refary: Bob Thomas. vice-presidenf: Mel- inda Mueller, president Lucy Rouse and Mike Howard. sergeanf-af-arms. Righf: Sophomores ride We Big Jugg Machine 'Floa+ made by the class for Hwe horne- coming parade. Dave Abdon Ray Abdon Mark Adams Gene Alderson Kim Alexander Teresa Allen Kennefh Amburgey Larry Anderson Ray Andress Gail ArneH Connie Afha WaHer Backus Thelma Baker Jerry Bankamper Larry BarneH Joe Baver Lynne Bechfold Bill Blackburn Chesfer Bohman Gary Bolfe Sieve Brandner Mike Brauer Missy Brendel Tom Brande! Shave Brinkman Fred Burdine Cheryl Burke Nafhan Burris Befh Bufler Beverly CanHefd Calvin Capfe Dixie Cardwell Chris+y Carey Nancy Carl Joseph Cason Angela Chambers Greg Chambers Jeni Claunch Ron Cliffon Amy C105 Ga ry Cole Billy Collins Denise Collins Helen Collins Craig Combs Bill Comiey CharloHe Cooper Ra Crab+ree Da e Crump Jerry Dauwe S+eve Davis Vance Dehner Jill Dickhauf Sharon Dillon Bonnie Dirkes 159 I60 Sfave Dirkes Carl Doll Leo Donelly Kevin Donohoo David Eas'r Mary Enxel Dave Farrell Jim Farrell Pefe Favier Michael Flynn Carla Foley Sherry Foley Beffy Fooks Roger Freeman JBH; Gabbard Terry Gadd Mike Gausepohl Mar+ha Gibson Richard Goodman Glenn Good as+er Nancy Graf Gary Graves Beverly Griffith Ka+'ny Hahlen Rifchie Hall Cheryl Hancock Kirby Hardin 'm Hegge Gloria Helems Martha HaHon Bob Hembree Dean Herron Peggy Hife Pa+sy Hopper Peggy Hopper ave os inds Roberf House Laura Housfon M'Ike Howard Mlke Hunf Marc Huffon Kafhy Iker Shirley Iles John James Jerry Jasper David JeHer Dee Jones Dan Jonas Sophomore Class bols+ers sporis: enhances spirii Sophomores. bofh cIasses and individuals. fook an acfive pamL in school adivifies. Mar+y Lenhof. defensive line- man for Hue varsify feam, was +he only sophomore +0 receive writ fen recogni+ion for fhe Norfhern Kenfucky Afhlefic Conference WKACJ AlI-Sfar Foo'rball Team. He received his award aJr H19 aw nual 1Coo+ball banque+ a+ Lloyd. Sophomores also showed 0qu- sfanding sporfsmanship wifh an alLsophomore cheerleading squad, Ied by Jill Dickhauf: H1e firsf in Lloyd's recemL hi5+ory L9H: Coach Frank Bruns hands Marfy Lenhof an award 6+ +he annual foofbaH banquet Right Sophomore Brenda Rankin cheers at +he Lond-Newporf basv kefball game. Connie Kendall John Kennedy Perri Kidwell Chuck Knapmeyer Mike Kramer Trigg Kuhn PaHy Lancasfer Donna Landrum Thomas Leach Marty Lenhmc John Leming Pam Le+5inger Sfeve Lewis Chrisiy Lidingfon Phillip Linville Jamie Lockard Jackie Loeb Marla Long Dar l Lower Kat ie Lunsggrd Terry Mahan Sfeve Mandell Susan Marks Donna Maan I61 New elec+ive open +0 sophomores Opera+ing originafly on only one sef of brakes and disconnect ed speedome+er. +he I970 Ford Torino used by Hue Driver's Edu- cafion course offered inferesfing sifuaffons for sophomores. The course was faughf by Mr. Frank Bruns. O+her sophomores experi- men+ed with sfandard courses like Biology. L9H: Mr. Bruns insfruc+s Calvin Caple in Drivers Ed. class third period. Right Bob Thomas affempfs f0 dissect a crayfish correcfly in Advanced Biology class four'rh period. ' Philip Martin Carol McClure Donafd McGuire Brenda McNay Harold McQueen Terry Miller Janice Minor Kim Molifor Kevin Moore Melinda MueHer Roy Murr Stella Nichols Cheryl Nienaber John Nienaber Jeff Owen Joe Owen Robed Parker Carl Paul John Penick Rhonda PeHif George Phillips Ralph PIaggenburg Byron Poe Glena Ramler Brenda Rankin David Rasor Rhonda RaHiH Julie Ranch Roberf Reynolds Donna Riegler Mary Riehemann Richard Rigsby Jeff Roberfs Mike Robinson Nancy Robinson Sharon Rose Neil Rofhe Lucy Rouse Frank Serra Daryle ScoH Laura Sharp Joe Shoaf l62 Mike Simpson Karen Sinclair Donald Skidmore Juliana Skidmore Vanessa Skidmore David Sleef Brenda Smi+h Evere++ Snodgrass Shave Soden Wanda Spradlin Veronica Spriggs Diane S ry Randy +effen Sharyn Srerbling Gerald Sferling Jenn Sfricker Jim fulfs Paf Thomas Roberf Thomas Debbie Thorn+on Rand Townsend Jeri urner Terry Underwood Malvonia Vance Rhonda Vandergriff Ray Vanlandingham Thelma Vickers Bonnie Volker Terry Waller Ton Waller Cafny Wal+ers Je1c1c Webb JacqueHne Websfer Shawn Weir Michael Welch Debbie Welie Michele Wesfermeyer Jack Wef'rig Dianna Whife Danny Whitley Donna Whifley Rick Whifley Alvin Whifson Rick Wiener Karen Williamson Kevin Wind Mark Wiseman Cheryl Yelfon 163 Randy Adams William Adkisson Lorie Alexander Jeff Alford Krisfi Allender Dave Alfey Sandy Almas Linda Armifage Wesley Asfeaff Rose Afha Barbara Baker Jim Baker Joni Baldwin Jeff Barbour Jeff BerneH' Ka+hy BarneH AnHa Bafche Brian Beagle Debbie Beagle Cur? Bieger J1 Bill Ted Bishop Ton 5 Blackburn Kaf ie Blankenship Sfeve Blick James Bornhors+ Donna Bowers DoHie Brady Chip Brewsfer Juanifa Brown Richard Brown Tom BrOWn Paule++e Bryanf Larry Bubb Rebecca Cain LeRo Carnes Doug as Carroll ScoH' Carskadon Pa++y Casey 164 Debbie Cafon Linda Ca++on Ava Chambers Doug Ches+er Mark ChrEsfman Paf Clark Julie Claunch Roberf Coakley Cindy Collins Dan Collins Teresa Collinswodh Debbie Cox Virgil Creamer Mike Dalhover Denise Davies Terry Davies Debbie Day Mark Deafherage Deborah DeCoursey ScoH Denham Vicki Dodd Robin Donley Befh Dowiing Kim Duechle Lone Dunhoft Tom Dunhoff Jeff Easin Vicki Embree Freshmen form aciive class for second consecuiive gear Promofing spirif 6+ school and beding +he s+uden+s by way of bake sales are a par+ of fhe Freshman Class acfivifies. For the firs+ fime, freshmen inifia+ed a Top: Freshmen a++end a class meefing in early December fo finalize plans on +heir Chris+mas danca BoHom: Fron+ row: DoH'y Brady Secreiary: Jim Ed Livesay, President: Don Jones. Vice-President Chrisfmas dance. This is fhe sec- ond consecu+ive year +ha+ +he Freshman Class has been an ac- Jrive organizafion. Back row: Chuck Smith, Sergean+-a+- Arms: Jim Baker. Sergeanf-afAArms: Mark Kirby Treasurer; Tommy Dunhoft Sergeanf-af-Arms. 165 I66 Sfeve Embree Diana Enzweiler Rufh Ann FOHZ Teresa Frazier David Gerfh Pam Glaser Jerome Goebe! Rick Graue Paul Grayson Debbie Hagedorn Ka+hy Hagedorn SCDH Hamilfon Belinda Hammond Connie Harper Eddhe Harris LuAnn Hauser Heafher Hibberf John Heideman Donna Heidrich Janis Hefms Sam Henry Tom Hoebbel Mike Hepkins Lee Hopper Ben Hucker Bob HuHman Vick'xe Hufchison Becky HuHon Fiorence Hymer Brad Jennings Befsy Johnson Sarah Johnson Don Jones John Jones Mary Jones Jenny Jump Caih Keenan Char es Kerns John Kemp Mark Kirby L fmseaxgiggiwrh M nigh w Freshmen +ake ac'rive pari in sporfs. aciivi+ies To make a bigger coniribufion f0 +he school nexf year. freshmen prepared +his year. A 43 record showed fhe freshman foofball feam making ready. Dan Pum- phrey. Bill Reading, and Heafher Hibberf. some of ihe Specfa+or's younges+ members, will have a beHer background for fufure yearbook work. Senior psycholo- gy sfudenfs infroduced many ac- fivifies +0 freshmen +hrough in- formal classroom sessions. L9H: Speciabr phofographer, Dan Pum- pl'lrey snaps a picfure of Shawn Weir and Meiinda Mueller while Bill Roeding wafches. Right: Freshman football players fake a break 5+ halffime of fine Dixie game. Ginny Kramer Dave Kuchar Marilyn Kunkel Jerry LaDuke Steve Lamb Charleen Lawson Roberf Leach Teresa Lehmkuhl Donna Lenhoff Sheryl Lenhof Keifh Linnemann Jim Livesay David Lyons Gladys Mann MaH Mardis Jana Marfin Fonda McClanahan Tom McGarr Kafhy McGuire Dawn McKenney Rick Miller Deb ie Mock Jenny MoffiH Clay Monfgomery Karen Morgan Kafhie Mullins Dave Naugle Leonard Nienaber Tony Nienaber Tony Owens David Parsons Ken PaHerson Phii Perry SaHy Phelps Sandra Po nfer Dan Pump rey Leigh Ramey Shelley Rash Connie Ray Clarissa Reckers 167 I68 Julius Rembrandf Jim Remmell Celia Reynolds Vickie Reynolds Sallie Richardson Donifa Rider Ginger Rieselman Theresa Risch Debbie Roberts George Roberfs Matt Rober+s Debi Robertson Bill Roeding Trenf Rose Landra R053 Deb Rofh Lynn Roth Don Rouse Sfephen Rymarquis Mike Schmifz Jim Schneider William Schneider Theresa Schroeder Karen ScoH Mike Serra Sfeve Shirley Connie Shouse Roberf Simmons Lori Slusher Chuck Smifh John Smifh Gayle Smifh Robin Soden Mark Sfone Mike S+raf+on Paula S+rong Beverly Suiion Kafbie Sweeney Ann Szinnyey Terry Taylor Diane Teal David Thomas Lee Thomas Gwen Thompson Timmy Thompson Greg Todd Liz Toohey Mar Trudeau CinJy Underwood PhyHis Vance C. J. Vic+or Pam Vrncenf Allen Vorholzer Laura Wadsworfh Vickie Websfer Toby Weir Laura WhH'son Freshmen develop skill in class Shoufing freshman boys playing rough games o1c dodge ball in gym class and Home EC I s+uden+s making Chrisfmas deco- ra+ions were erpl'cal scenes in classes +ha+ freshmen +ook. Seiecfion of courses began +I'1e Spring berore Jrhey enrered High school. Required subrecfs were English Mafh, Science. Gym, and HeaHh. The remainder of Freshman classes were made up of elecfives. Classes open +0 +hem were foreign languages. Home Ecr Shop, Aria Chorus and Band. L6H: Miss Banks shows Emily Swanson how +0 finish a Reader's Digesf angel she made In Home Ec.l.Righ1:PaulGrayson and David Glenn re+urn balls in a game 0? dodge baH during second period gym class. Ken Wiggresworfh Durinda Williams Sfeve Williams Larry Wilson Lew Wilson Linda Wilson Sharon Wilson Susan Wilson Debbie W0r+hing+on Ray Wrigh+ Randy York Kafhy Young Dennis ZiH Gary Zumbiel I70 Donna Abdon Bonnie Alderson Dan Anderson Sfeve Anderson John Arneff Dianna Ashcraff Diana Baker Kim Baker John Baker Michele Barnes Denise Bauer AnHa Beagle Jeff Beckham Linda Beers Barton Berryman Beverly Biddle Gilbert Bird Bonnie Blackburn Vickie Blankenship Debbi Borchers Anifa Bradford Paul Bradford Barry Brendel Tim BrockhoeH M?ke Brooks .Jbe Browder Cornelia Brewer Greg Brown T1mo+hy Brown James Brumback Kimberly Bryant Billy Burcheff Kevin Burke Rhonda Burlew Donald Campbell Bruce Cameron Margaref Carl Cindy CIiHon Mark Coleman Mike Collins Tammy Colwe'll ' LeRoy CoMey Cindy Conners Bruce Conne+ Clay Cook Mickey Cooper Garnet Cox Tim Cross Debbie Cros+hwai+e Debbi Croy Jeff Cruey Dave Crump Sue Cummings Susan Cupp Bar+on Dahl Dennis Dallas Danny Damron Becky Davis Gary Davis Harold Davis Lynn Davis Tina Davis Sandy DeCoursey Mike Dedden Joe Dempsey Larry Dempsey Ronald Densier Beffy Dicks PaHy Dillon Susan Dirkes Tonya Dishon Debbie Doll Tom Doyle Debbie Dugan Cindy Dunham Larry Earls Roger Edwards Conm'e Ehlinger George Ehlinger Donn Epling Rick Ernsf Mary Be'rh Feldmann Mary Fenfon Doug Folfz Terri French Sherry Frosf Janice Gadd Chris Gaun+ DaHene Gillespie Tom Ginn Mark Glenn Brenda Goodpasfer Pam Graves Lorene Gra son Debbie Gri fin Pa+ Griffin Mark Griffi'rh Rick Grubbs Lynn Hahlen Teresa Halcomb Carla Hall Jimmy HaH Ricky Hall Robin HaH James Harden Roberf Harhteild Mike HeHon Use of +apes aids eigh+h graders Cafching up on homework by using +he 5Hde projecfors or working ahead on assignmen+s wifh +he +ape sysfem. are fwo ways Hwaf +he eighfh graders find +he library useful. Alfhough fairly recenf addi+ions +0 H16 library. already fhese Hems are sfandard equipment Leff: Debbf Borchers uses film sfrip view- er in Hue library +0 aid s+udies. Righf: David Crump uses a fape sysfem during second period. I71 172 Rhonda Hembree CarlHa Hensley William Herron Kim HIIer Gar Hill Robgy Hife Michaei Hoepker Paul Hopkins Ida Hosklnds Dale House Mar+ Houser Davi Howard Dennis Howard BeHy Hubbard Dan Hucker Maff HuH Bryan Hundhay Paul Iles Mark JeHries Lori Jenkins Donna Jennings Bili Johnson Jeff Johnson Lawrence Johnson Philip Jones Be+h Kaiser Mitchell Kayse Lisa Kees Mike Kelleher Melody Kelley William Kelly Dennis Kennedy Jim Kennedy Tim Kennedy Huberf Kidwell BiIly King Eom Klaber a Knap Charlie KESfas Carol Kranz Karen Kunkel Paul LaBare Sheila Landrurn Jacqueline Lauderman Mark Laws Danny Leach James LehmkuH Beverly Lefsinger Bill Lewis Richard Linville Laura Long Lesiie Long Vicfor Long Joseph Lucas Dixie Lunsford John Lunsford Debbie Lyon Doug Lyons Joiie Mahan CheryH Maner Kimberly Marcym Cindy Marks Sfeve Marks Kany Ma+rin PaHi Mar+in Gregg Masfin Davis Maupin Lynda Maurer Karen May Sherri McEiefresh Cindy McGough Dennis MCNay Bob McPherson Kevin McQueen Leslie Miles Candy Miller Linda Mink Mar+y Moore Ri+a Moore Donald Morgan Monica Mulligan Pamela Mulligan Michael Mullins S+ephen Muffer Rick Murr Ray Napier Bob Neace Nbarf Newman Dean Newman Steve Nienaber Bill Parsons Sophronia Parsley Eigh+h graders presenf concer+ Eigh+h graders par+icipa+ed in musical groups +hroughou+ Hwe year. Junior band rehearsed each morning during Hrsf period. Picfured aJr leH is Marfy Moore geHing ready wtor a rehearsal. Tl-Ie eighfh grade chorus Jrook parf in H18 Chrisfmas concerf given for +he public and sfu- denfs. Those parficipafing were: Frank C. Brewer. T. Van Pelt E. Schnei- der, 5. Cupp. J. Rauch, J. Gadd. K. Hilen F. J. Rifchie, C. Dunham B. Dicks. Second row: J. Lauderman. F. Mulligan. K. Mar+in, P, Vincent L. Grayson, T. Dishon. K. Bryant L. Jenkins, T. Davis. A. Bradford. Third row: C, Gaunt D. Baker. L. Kees. M. Howser, K. Kunkel, B. Alder- son, D. Jennings K. Baker. D. Crosfwaiie. Back row: 5. Anderson. B. Kelley, D. Borchers. B. Kaiser, J. Prewift M. Kelley. D, Sfephans. A. Smifh. C. Whife. 173 I74 James Phelps Je'H: PicieH Jerry Poe Mary Powefl Paula Prafher Merrianne PraH Billy PrescoH Joni Prewi++ Jim Prindle Juanifa Purvis Gary Pyle Hobbie Race Janis Rauch Connie Rayborn Eddie Raybern Donald Reed Debbie Reis Frankie Jo Richie Roberf Reigler Barbara Riley LoreHa Riley PaHy Risch Gary Roaden DoHie Roberfs Joy Roberts Mark Roberfs Dan Rouse Kenny Rouse Timmy Rouse Karen Rowle Rocky Russel? Jackie Scheben David Schneider Elsie Schneider Lisa Schroeder Melody Schuermann Sherr'l Shouse Cind Simon Teri glusher Ani+a Smith Barbara Smifh Judy Smith Rodney Snow Julie Spradlin Todd ShHOrd Donna Sfephans David Sfewar+ Marvin Sfurgeon Ronnie Sullivan Roger Thomas Ronnie Townsend John Twehves Peggy Vincenf Jane? Vanderpool Glenda Venn Teri VanFelf Colleen Vie+or Kennafh Wallace Teresa Waller Mary Sue Webb Joni Websfer Carol Weckbach Mike Wesfermeyer Timofhy We+zel Jerryl Whaley Carol White Mary Wiener Tina Wiggleswor+h Beverly Williamson Michael Willis BeH'I Wilson Jim Wilson Ca+hy Wingafe Karen Wifherby Annette WoIH Eighih graders organize class The class of W75 is credited as Jrhe firmL +0 have assembled an eighfh grade Class as an organi- za+ionA Officers had plans for regular class ac+ivi+ies well un- derway before fhe sfarf of fine second semesfer. These included a dance and o+her money-making proieds. Eighfh grade girls also per- formed as cheerleaders for +he Tri-Hi-Y Powder Puff football feam and assisfed in +he Lif'rer Pick-up. Leif: Maff Huff Iis+ens in on eith-n grade dass meefing. Middle: Eighfh Grade OWicers. Fron+ row: Mike Mullins, President James Harden. Sergeanf-a+- arms: Maff Huff. Sfudenf Council repre- senfaHve; Bev Lefsingen ViceVpresidenh Carof Kranz. Secrefary: Joe Dempsey. Sergeanf-a+-arms: Lynn Hahlen, Treasur- er. 30+1orn: Eigh+h grade girls affend a Tri-Hi-Y mee+ing. 175 ;i s I76 Communiig Co-Ediiors: Marg McGuire Debbie Zeis Index Edifor: Bev SmHh 177 We Honor and 3402-04 Dixie Highway Erlanger, Ky. 341-5376 Shoppers' Charge Ba nkAmerica rd KLINGENBERG'S HARDWARE FOUR ACE TELEVISION SERVICE Color Black and Whi+e Radio Hi-Fi S+ereo Au+o Radios PROMPT SERVICE Sunsef and Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-6338 Complimen+s of SiDNEY'S ELSMERE DRUGS 392I Dixie Hwy. 34107549 RUSSELL STOVER CANDY GREAT STATIONERY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES DEPT. TEEN COSMETICS RECORDS lfs the real Trademark 0 thing. Coke. ORGANIZED I904 FLORENCE DeposH' Bank 7000 Dixie Highway 0 Florence. Kenfucky 4l042 37 I -0554 I78 L. G. BALFOUR 2024 Madison Ave. Coving+oni Ky. LEE HARTKE A Good Garage in a Good Town AUTO BODY REPAIRING AND REFINISHING Our 25+h year in Hue same Ioca+ion 34I-7674 344-7676 4442 DFI'Ie Hwy. Erlangar. Ky. JIMMIE'S ROLLER DOME STAY YOUNGER LONGER I IS Main 5+. Elsmere, Ky. For Priva+e Par+ies $ 34l-5648 KAYSER'S BAKERY 39t5 DixSe Hwy. Elsmere. Ky. 344-4434 HOURS 5:30 AM I0:00 PM 6 DAYS Specialize in Wedding Cakesu Congra+ulaiions +0 +he Class of I97I THE LLOYD ATHLETIC BOOSTERS offer you a year's membership and invife you 10 aHencI meei'ings +he second Monday .. . Sep+ember +hrougl1 May. DICK WIENER QUALITY SHOE REPAIR PARKING FACILITIES 4I36 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-8999 179 ISO HALL'S Congrafulai'b AIRPORT +0 fhe 615?;Ai0 . one son THE Sengggass Highway COMMUNITY Erlanger. Ky. THE 344-9599 E lBAN K B AND ROABAiNEEmIIIECKER ' Wen KY- BOOSTERS REPAIR wogEEop ALL TYPES RALPrFFwTON Always CITIZENS ' ' Fim Qualiw NATIONAL BANK 4435 Dme Hwy. af Pike and Madison Eggfgb'gv- J. c. PENNEY co. cavingm. Ky. HHBHS Available 20 W. Pike 51'. Personal and for ReMH Coving+on. Ky. Real Es+a+e Loans 43 I-0043 MEMBER FDIC GENERAL SAVINGS the general savings and loan association, incorporated W SIXTH andMADISUMCUWNGTUMKK I 25112 ? ' 45UIBIXIEHWK,HSMEHE,KY. I 341-4843 We proudly salute 1he over 1690 students 13nd, advisors1 who have competed, since 1963, in CG3E'S exciting TV quiz IT'S ACADEMIC! Ll In partici- pating they have won for their school libraries more than 19,000 volumes of reference books. D We're delighted to recog- nize and encourage the academic achieve- ments of our area's high school students And we Iook forward 10 continuing to do so. THE CINCINNATI GAS 81 ELECTRIC COM- PANY U The Union Light, Heat and Power Company ......... Always at your service Mm And may all yeur fondest hopes and ambitions come true THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY MULTl-SAV SAV-O-MATIC MULTI-CHEX lith 8: Madison I Covington 2514 Dixie Hwy. I Ft. Mitchell 3103 Dixie Hwy. I Edgewood Cherokee Center I Independence 30 Ashwood Dr. I FLWright LOANS TRUSTS MAXI-CARD 431-8424 331-2000 341-1224 355-31 1 1 341-3550 182 SKEFFINGTONS FORMAL WEAR INC. Tuxedo Ren+al Cavanaugh Sewing Cenfer Inc. Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Sales and Service 69+ Your Class Ring From MOTCH JEWELERS 6 l 3 Madison Ava Covingfon, K , $6.95 Fabrics 43I-I745 y I5l8 Dune Hwy. . Coving+on, Ky. N9+Ions 26l-B382 12 Glrard St. Florence. Ky. 37l-9264 Long aHer summer's gene! We hope you will ARROW remember +he service and qualify you received when BaSs Wee'luns lnferwoven Socks mi ? ISSG' MICKEY'S KNAPMEYER'S W ' MEN'S AND BOY'S PHARMACY N S kaQtilshDyEou +he WEAR. INC. 34E : Dixie Elwy. bzd i yournsuiiree Palm Beach SuHs r3a:I?;;.70y. 814::35h2ve fh: Van Heusen Shirk oppor+unify to MCGregor serve you again. Erlanger. Ky. I0+h and Madison Phone 341-7700 26I-5524 2363 Dixie Hwy. 33I4370 Congra+ula+ionsl - Besf Wishes MIN IT-MART and PETTIT INSURANCE FOOD STORE Good Luck Always +0 +he Graduates HERITAGE HOUSE 3322 Crescen+ Ave. 3309 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34l-4343 34I-8082 504 Erlangar Road 7-DAYS A WEEK 7-MIDNITE 34L4475 Erianger Perpe+ual MW??? OTTO . Buildln and Loan PRINTING co. 9 . . 5H Yori: 5+. Assocmhon K . 3522 D' ' H . Nalzrgrzll I Y Erlanggi-a. K;y 3702 Dixie Hwy. 34I-5779 Erlanger. Ky. 733 Monmoufh prpori. Ky. 242l Madison Covingion. Ky. PINK'S HARRY'S CAMERA SHOP FAMOUS SHOES ALPIN 6702 Dixie Hwy. E and STUDIO Florence. Ky. IMPORTS Good Shoes for -. Cameras Good S+uden+s INC- . Accessories impor+ed Car 0 Finishing Paris 0 Qualify . 25 Edward Rd. Por+rai+ures : glass meeIuns Eigrzle-raelblgy. . R l' ' s Goods ors mm H . ., 3 Iglou 3900 Dixie Hwy. . Keds 2 P.F. Flyers Alias i0 VW 5 Erlanger. Ky. . Converse 2 MLSBIO All Siars 37 I 5792 Youive got a lot to live. Pepsiis gpt a lot to give. Bonled by Fopsi- -Cola Banling Company nf Cic'n Inn iCavi vIrIgran Div vision 1320 Russeli Sir 251, Phone: 291- 2-I'AIJ - PERSI . MITCHELL'S MARKET 3330 Crescen+ Ave. 34 I -5300 133 184 SPANISH BOUTIQUE WIG SALON 4025 Dixie Hwy. Elsmere. Ky. 34I-7579 BOB'S WELDING SERVICE 39 Erla nger S+ree+ Elsmere. Ky. 34l-5505 GILLESPIE BROTHERS SERVICE STATION 3826 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 344-9834 STOP-NGO Box I07, Rouse S+a+ion Covingi'on, Ky. 43 l-4667 FURNITURE FAIR 3932 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger, Ky. 34l-0220 AUSTIN MANN REALTY CO. 34I2 Baker Sfree'r Erlanger. Ky. 34L5555 KOENiG AND WILSON 35I6 Dixie Hwy. ErlangeyrI Ky. 34l-8550 DUSING BROTHERS ICE MFG.. CO., INC. 3607 Dixie Hwy. Elsmere. Ky. 34l-7200 FOOD PALACE 6725 Dixie Hwy. Florence. Ky. 37I-6I50 BOONERKENTON LUMBER 8z BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 32I9 Cresen+ Ave. Erlanger. Ky. 34l-7I38 TEN PIN BOWL l-75 and Airpor+ Road 34I-0800 Home of +he Lloyd High School Bowling League PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS REASONABLE RATES BOONE CO. DRIVING SCHOOL Comple+e Driver Edu. All Nor+hern KY. lOO Sky ine Dr. Erlanger. Ky. 20 Commonwealfh Ave. Florence. Ky. Mack Gaddis, Winford Gover Boone. Kenfon and CampbellCo. 37Iv5050-5I Complimen+s of Convenien+ Food Mari OPEN 7 DAYS 'TIL MIDNIGHT 365 DAYS A YEAR AT 427 ERLANGER ROAD Phone 34l-9944 AMERICAN AWNING AND WINDOW CO. Aluminum Producfs Complimen+s of C. Gabbard 3308 Crescenf Ave. Erlanger. Ky 344-5350 Thanks +0 AH Our Friends a+ LLOYD HIGH MARIELLEN'S FOOD SHOP 34 I 3800 Lef Us Cafer Your Parfy TODD EGG FARMS LATONIA BAKERY 3bl2 DeCoursey Pike Coving+on, Ky. 431-6045 WALKER'S MARATHON SERVICE 63I Donaldson Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-0909 BETTY LANDRUM'S BEAUTY SHOP 4lb Dell S+ree+ Elsmere. Ky. 34I-6536 GATEWAY INSURANCE CO. 4203 Dixie Hwy. Elsmere. Ky. 34l-70I4 C. R. BOWMAN STATE FARM INSURANCE 3405 Dixie Hwy. Erlangerr Ky. 34I-4484 CHARLES B. SALLEE SR.. REALTY l37 Dudley Road Edgewood. Ky. 34l-7I I9 ARTISTIC DRY CLEANERS 4359 Dixie Hwy. Elsmere, Ky. 344-6062 T. 8! W. PRINTING CO. I7 W. Sou+hern Lafonia. Ky. 43 I-3982 PAUL'S T.V. - PAUL BICHON, PROP. 54 Lindwood Erlanger, Ky. 34I -7I 77 BUCK LUCAS SANITATION CO. 520 Ash S+ree+ Elsmere. Ky. 34 I 788 I 0 DON'S GARAGE 37 Erlanger Sireef Erlanger. Ky. 34I-07I I Pa+ron Ads The Loebs Will and Chris Rober+s BiH Sirong Larry. JoeRa. Shame Allen Freirmufh John and Ron Sfaphens Anonymous Karen Hopkins '65 Ken Hopkins '7l Mr. and Mrs. Jolie Brumbaclx and Family Edward and CorduFa Meyer The Wel+e Family Elmer and Viblef Herron John Heideman The Hilers 0H0 and Rose Greene Stanley and Maureen Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Casey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Madin Mr. and Mrs. Ben MeIIoH Mr. and Mrs. James Tichenor Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Weiss Bonnie Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hanneken Mr. 6. Noel Conne'H' Mr. and Mrs. John Domaschko Tom and Jim Mann Mary '71 and Jerry '70 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hemsaih Rev. and Mrs. Bob McGuire Prince Hemsa+h J. Hemsafh Mary, Don. Kaihy. Tom. Tina. Mark. and Sfeve The Delmar Caudill Family Mr. and Mrs. Sfephenson and Family GOOD LUCK JUGGS Ray and Laura Harold J. Mooselman's Paren+s Tim and Sue Lloyd Band Hoosiers Mike and Lisa '73 Lucy. Chrisfy, Rhonda and Veronica '73 A. W. Lancasier Bill and Jean Mr. Blankenbaker's Freshman HR. I970 Pr? '7! and Linda '74 Mrs. OHe's Freshman HR. I970 Hf 1239' '73 Dee R. and Jeff M, Ginger '74 Pam and Jimmy Skip and Jan Randy and Theresa Paula '72 and Bill '73 Charlie and Debby Karen. Debbie. Florence and Connie '74 4+h Period Senior Maih Mr. and Mrs. C. Courfney The Books+ore Gong Pa++y Burgess and Sfeve Perry 60unds of Silenceo Colonel Sfaphanson's Senior Homeroom 4b Bev and 5-4;: Rison's Raisins 2nd Period Kafhi '7l Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wesfwood and MaH Miss Wolsing '70-'7l Baskefball Team Mr. and Mrs. Ofwoll Rankin Susan Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruns Dean Taylor and PaH'y Roberfson '7l Kafe and Ace '7l Bob and Joan '7l Kevin and J7 Danny '75 and Dev '75 Charlie '75 and Carol '75 J.V. Cheerleaders The Meacham's Cindy. Joni. Ginny and Connie '74 Donih and Dale Karen '73 and Gary '7l Pam and Tim Trigg and Pam Cheryl and Tom '73 Mark Goodpader Bonnie Canfield '7l Mr. FugiH 185 '86 ERLANGER ENCO SERVICE CENTER 37I6 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-9339 DIXIE DRY GOODS 3904 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-7562 FAMILY GARDENS FLOWER SHOP 66M Dixie Hwy. Florence. Ky. 37I-955l COOK TRUCKING CO. Ken+on Lands Rd. Erlanger. Ky. 341-5655 ADAM 81 EVE APPAREL '653 S+evenson Road Erlanger. Ky. 33 I -79I 5 HARRY'S CORNER 3224 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-4200 COVINGTON PAPER 8: WOODENWARE INC. 428 Sco++ Sfreef Covingion. Ky. 431-3262 HENRY'S BOOTERY 39I7 Dixie Hwy. Elsmere. Ky. 344-8377 ROBERTSON'S RESTAURANT 22l6 Dixie Hwy. Sou+h For+ MHcheII. Ky. 33l-3232 COMMUNITY FOOD SHOP 3 l5 Garvey Ave. Elsmere. Ky. 344-6040 KENTON LANES BOWLING INC. 3l26 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger, Ky. 34l-7695 PALMER'S REXALL PHARMACY 22 CommonweaHh Ave. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-7868 ELSEMERE MARFNE, INC. '7 Vine SheewL Elsmere. Ky. 34l -0I l2 HAGEDORN 3: SONS INC. APPLIANCES 4432 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 344-5233 SCHNEIDER LHOUR DRY CLEANERS 6708 Dixie Hwy. Florence. Ky. 37I-8233 ERNIE'S 76 81 GARAGE 39I2 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-8258 34l-l252 ERLANGER MOTORS 3922 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34l-8989 NANCY'S BEAUTY SHOP 42I3 Dixie Hwy. Elsmere. Ky. 34L8906 KENTUCKY MOTOR SERVICE 4I5 Cross S+ree+ Elsmere. Ky. 34I-4500 UNITED RENT-ALL Kenfon Lands Road and Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I 3660 SCHROEDER'S TRESSLER COMET SERVICE 4004 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34l-987l COLONY CAR WASH 64I8 Dixie Hwy. Florence. Ky. 37lv69b9 VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALIST HOBBS SUNOCO SERViCE 4409 Dixie Hwy'. Elsmere. Ky. 34l-54I4 TATE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.. INC. 35l l Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-7720 TALIAFERRO FUNERAL HOME 36I4 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-5077 PAUL WRIGHT'S TV SERVICE 4I37 Dixie Hwy. Erlanger. Ky. 34I-7660 RALPH SCHWARTZ DRUGS 7I00 Dixie Hwy. Florence, Ky. 37l-9677 RlTE-WAY SUPERETTE 3625 Dixie Hwy. Elsmere. Ky. 34I-6500 PIERCEFIELD PANEL HOMES INC. 8 S+evenson Road ErlangerI Ky. 34IA9578 RAY LAMMERS MUSIC HOUSE INC. 6l0 Walnu'f S+ree+ Cincinna+i. Ohio 24I-0200 187 In Memoriam X Raymond Michael Andress Barbara Ann Riley Don Wayne Lang Y '8 r H S e g r o e 6 m .m .l allay? ., . .. ... III .I 1! an evade W:; .. . n..,-.wm.w.mm l-E.. s 15 lu Amman . 1., ., , . .. ,4 :e .4 .. '5... L$ a. . . v.5. .. r . . ,.. . . gmw u . r .39: .. 1 .I J u - .- r S. :4? ... Senior Direciorg DEBORAH JEAN ALDERSON Debbie FTA. Vice-Presiden? 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Arf Club 3. 4: Library Aide 4; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3: Spacfahr Sfaff 3. PATRICIA JO AUGUR PaHi FHA I: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. Secrefary 3: Speech Club 4: Nafional Honor Socie+y 3; Library Aide 4. DEBORAH JO BAKER Debbie Arf Club I. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. KAREN LEE BALDWIN Karen FHA I: TrivHLY 2. 3: Na+ional Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Junior Class Presidenf: Sen- ior Class Treasurer: Sfuden'r Council 4. JUDITH LYNN BAUER Judy Arf Club I. 3. KIM MARGARET BECHTOLD Kim FHA I. Secrefary 2'. TrLHi-Y 2. 3; Pep Club 3. . CAROLYN SUE BECKNER Sue Sfuden? Council. I. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. 3: Speech Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3; FHA I. 3: Dixie News Reporfer. DONNA JEAN BICHON Donna Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3.4: Concerf Band I. 2. 3. 4: Majore++e I. Head Majoreife 2. 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 4. REGINA ANN BRADFORD Regina FHA l. 2: FTA 3: Library Aide 2. 3: Trix Hi-Y 3: Speech Club 4: Pep Club 3. EDWARD PAUL BRANDENBURG Paul Spanish Club I. 2: Foofball Manager 2: Pep Club 3. PAUL WILLIAM BRINKMAN. JR. Bill Golf 2. 3. 4: L Club 3: Na+ional Honor Sociefy 3. 4. DEBORAH LOUlSE BROWN Debbie FHA I: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Speech Club 3. RiBERT FRANKLIN BROWN Bo Danville High l. 2. 3: S+uden+ Council 4: Tailor Sfaff 4: Spacufor Sfaff 4: Spanfsh Club 4. TARMAINE PATRICE BRYANT Pa'rfy FHA I. 2: Tennis l. 2. 3: Library Aide 3'. Tri-H'I-Y 3. 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 3. PATRICIA SUE BURGESS PaHy Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3: FHA I: Speech Club I. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club I; Prom Queen 4. NANCY KATHLEEN BUYS Nancy Art Club I. 2. 3: FHA 2. 3: Tailer Staff 3. DIANA SUE CALVERT Diana Marching Band l.2. 3. Field Commander 4: Concer+ Band I. 2. 3. 4: FTA l: FHA I: Tri-Hi-Y l. 2: Sfudenf Council I. 2. Treasurer 3: Spanish Club 4; Nafional Honor Sociefy 4; Spectator Staff 2. 3. Edifor 4: TaHer Sfaff I. MARCUS STEPHEN CAREY Marc Basketball I: Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4-: Concer+ Band I. 2. 3. 4: Sfage Band I.2. 3. 4; Spechlfor Staff 2: Tafler Sfaff 2: Speech CM: 3: Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent LEE CARROLL Lee S+uden+ Council 2. 3. Secretary 4: Pep Club 3: Speciahr Staff 3. 4: Tailer Sfaff 3. 4: National Honor Sociefy 41Tennis 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3. MELISSA ANN CLARK Missy Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3: FHA l. 3: Treasurer 2: Art Club 2. 3. LEROY EDWARD COBBLE Leroy Speech Club 3. 4. CHARLES AUGUSTUS COMBS Charlie Track F. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. THOMAS ALLEN COOK Tom Foo+ball Manager 4: Baskefball Manager 2. 3. 4: Baseball Manager 4: L Club 3. 4: Speech Club 4: Cr055 Counfry Man- a er 3. JOAN LINDA COOPER Joan Red Cross 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Sfudenf Council 2. 3. Treasurer 4: Specfaior Sfaff 4: Speech Club 2. LINDA LOUISE COUCH Linda Arf Club 3. BRENDA CAROL DAHL Brenda Sfuden? Couhci! 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Pep Club 2: Arf Club 3. gEVERLY CAROL DANIELS ev FHA I: Spanish Club 2. 3: Pep Club 27 Junior Varsify Cheerleader 2: S+udenf Council 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3: Presiden+ 4: Youfh in Polifics l. 2. 3. Presiden+ 4: Girls Sfafe 3: Speech Club 3: Spec+e+or Staff 4. KAREN SUE DOBBS Karen FTA 3. President 4'. Na+ional Honor Soci- e+y 3. 4'. Library Aide 3: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. REBECCA ROSE FARMER Becky Nafional Honor Socie+y 3. 4. MARIAN INGRID FAVIER Marian Simon Kenfon l: FHA 2: Spanish Club 3. 4: Speech Club 3. 4: Arf Club 3. 4. SHIRLEY GAYLE FLYNN Shirfey FHA I. 2: FTA 3. 4: Naiional Honor So- ciefy 3. 4. MARY JANE GILBERT Mary Jane FHA l. 2: FTA 3. 4: Speech Club 3. 4: Te+ler Shiff 2. 4. CLAUDIA RAE GLENN Claudia FHA I. 2: Tri-HI-Y 2. JEFFREY WILLIAM GODSEY JeH Foofball I'. Baskefban l. 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, Viceipresl- den+ 4; L Club 3. 4. MARK ALAN GOODPASTER Mark Covinngon Catholic I. 2: Tafler Staff 3: Sp9c+aior Sfaff 4. KATHLEEN MARIE GRIFFIN KaThy Red Cross 3. VICTORIA LYNN HAGEDORN Vicki Arf Club I. 2: Red Cross l: FTA 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Speech Club 3. 4: GiHs Siafe 3. BEVERLY ANN HAMMONS Bev Red Cross I:Arf Ciub I: Sfudenf Counv cil 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Pep Club 3: Speda- ?Or Sfaff 4: Girls Sfafe 3. AMY ROSE HAUSER Amy Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Chorus 4. LINDA SUE HENRY Linda Tri-HLY I'. Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, Treasurer 4. DAVID ALAN HOBBS Dave BaskefbaH l. 2. 3. 4: Football leennis I. 2. 3. 4: L Club 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y I. 2. 3: Senior Class Presidenf: Speech Club 4: Cross Counfry 2. KENNETH FRANK HOPKINS Ken Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4: Concert Band I, 2. 3, 4: Rockef Club I: Spanish Club l. 2. 3. 4: Top Ief+2 Most Versafile. Debbie Riesel- man and George Simmons. BoHom leff: Mosf Humorous. Carl Hughes and Patty Burgess. Top middle: Mos+ Likely +0 Suc- Chess Club 3. 4', Stage Band 2, 3. 4. WILLIAM RAY HOWARD Bill Rockef Club I: Chorus I: Spanish Ciub 3. 4: Chess Club 3. 4. CARL RAY HUGHES Carl Foo'rball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2: Tennis 3. 4: Ar? Club 3. 4: L Club 4: Speech Club 4. CAROL KAY HUGHES Carol S+uden+ CounciV 2. 3. 4: Speech Club 4: Ar? Club 2. Treasurer 3. Presideni 4: Li- brary Aide 4. LARRY JOE HUNDLEY Larry Foo'rball l: Baskefball I. 2. 3: Track i. 2. 3, 4: Cross COunfry 2. 3. 4: HLY 2: LN Club 2. 3. '4. ROBERT STEVEN HUTTON Sieve Foo+ball l. 2. 3. 4: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: L Club 2. 3. 4. STEPHEN PAUL IKER Steve Foofball I. 3. 4: BaskefbaH l. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3: Track I: L Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. RICHARD TODD JENNINGS Todd Track I. 2. 3. 4: Foo+ball l, 2: Baske+ball I; HI. Club 3. SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON Shirley Tennis I. 2. 3. 4: TrLHi-Y 3. 4: FHA 2. STEVEN WEBB JOHNSON Steve Baskefball I:Foofball l; Arf Club I. 2. 3. 4: Speech Club 4. LAWRENCE JOHN KALKER Larry Football I:Track 2. 3: Baskefball I. 2. 3. 4: L Chb 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 2. 3. DANIEL PATRICK KENNEDY Dan Foofbail l. 2. 3. 4: Baseball I, 2. 3, 4. ceed. Kaihy Szinnyey and Bill Brinkman. Top rl'ghf: Mosf Aihlefic. Dan Kennedy and Linda Swanson. VICKY LYNN KIDWELL Vicky MarcHng Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Concerf Band I. 2. 3. 4: FTA 3. 4. Treasurer 3. 4: Cho- rus 3. 4: FHA l:SpanishClub 3.4. KATHLEEN ELEANOR KING Kathi Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: FTA 3. 4: Spanish Club 3.4: Pep Club 4. KRlSS EUGENE KING Kriss Foofball l: Baskefball 1. 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Cross Counfry 2: ML Club 3. 4. VICKI LYNN KNASEL Vicki FHA I: FTA 3, Secrefary 4; Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4: Concerf Band I. 2. 3. 4. JOSEPH GREGORY KREIDLER Joe Foofball l. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3: Hi-Y l. 2. 3: L C1ub 4. JAMES FRANCIS KUNKEL Jim Foofball I. 2. 3: Track I. 2, 3. 4: Basket ball I. TIMOTHY RAY LENHOF Tim Foofbell I: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: Baskefball I, 2. 3: Cross Counfry 2: 3'L Club 2. 3. 4. VICKIE LEE LENHOF Vickie Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: S+uden+ Coundl 4: Nafion- al Honor Socie+y 4: Library Aide 4. JENNY LYNN LIDINGTON Jenny Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. Secrefaryireasurer 3. Chaplain 4: Speech Club 3. 4: Specfafor Staff 3. 4: Spanish Club I. 2. 3; Junior Varsify Cheerleader 2, Varsiiy 4: Sopho more Class Presidenf: Sfudeni Council l. 3: Pep Club 4: Youfh in Poli+ics I. 2. 3: LH Club 4. LINDA MARIE LINK Linda Tri-Hi-Y I. 2: Red Cross 2. Vice-Presi- den+ 3: FHA l. 3. 189 I90 TAMAYRA EVE LOCKARD Tammy FHA 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Nafional Honor Socie+y 41Vocafional School 4. KATHLEEN DABNEY LONG Kate FHA I. 2: L Club 2.Secre1ary3.Vice- Presidenf 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Tennis I. 2. 3. 4: Varsi+y Cheerleader 4. CLAUDIA JEAN LUCAS Claudia Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club I. 2. 3: Libra- ry Aide l. 3. 4. LANA JO LUCAS Lana Red Cross 3: FTA 4. KATHRYN ANN LYONS Kafhy Tennis I. 2. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. JOCELYN ANNE MANDELL Jocelyn Spanish Club I. 2. Treasurer 3: S+uden+ CouncH 2. 3; Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 31Tri4Hi-Y I, 2. 3; Youfh in Poliftcs 2. 3: Speech Club 3. 4. THOMAS BRYCE MANN Tom Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4: Concert Band I. Z. 3. 4; Band Presidenf 4. STEPHANIE LYNN MARKS S+ephanie Chorus 2. 4. MELISSA SUE MATHEWS Melissa FHA l:Tri4Hi-Y l. 2.3. Vice-Presidenf4: Pep Club 2: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Sfu- denf Coundl 2. 3: Youth in Politics I, 2. 3: Junior Class VIce-Presiden'r. Speech Club 3. MICHAEL SCOTT MAYHEW Mike Track I: Speech Club 4: Marchlng Band I. 2. 3. 4: Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4: Cross Counfry 2. KATHLEEN MCCROSKEY Kafhy FHA I. 2: Ta+ler Siaht 3: TriAHi-Y 3. MARY LYNNE MCGUIRE Mary Spaciafor S+aH 3. 4: Tafler SfaH I. 2. 4; Sfuden? Council 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Pep Club 4. DEBORAH SUE MCKENNEY Debbie FHA I.'Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 3. JAMES EARL MEACHAM Jim Foo'rball l; Baske+ball l. 2: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Art Club 2. 3; Rocke+ Club I:Specfa- for Staff I. 2. 3. 4: TaHer Sfaff I. 2. 3. 4; Cross Coun+ry 2. 3. LINDA MARIE MOEVES Linda FHA I: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2: Na+3onal Honor Socie+y 3. 4. TIMOTHY EDWARD MOORE Tim Track I. 2: Cross Counfry 2. JUDY LYNN MORGAN Judy FHA I. L9H: Besf Personalify. Jenny Lidingfon and Dave Hobbs. Top right Mr. and Miss Senior. Tim Lenhoir and Nancy ROBERT DANIEL MULLINS Danny Tennis l. 2: Baseba 3. 4: NafionM Honor Sociefy 3. 4: L Club 4. WILLIAM PATRECK NEACE Paf Spanish Oub l. 2: S+uden'r Council 3. 4: Speech Club 4. STEPHEN TYRONE PERRY Sfeve Baske+ball I. 2. 3. 4: BasebaH l. 2. 3: Cross Counh'y 2. 3: HL Ciub 3: Football I. CURT PRATHER Curf Foofball 4: Baseball 3: L Club 4: Pep Club 4. PAMELA LYNN PYLES Pam Chorus I:Speech C1ub2. ROBIN DOUGLAS RASH Doug Foofball I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 3: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Speech Club 4. DEBORAH GAlL RATLIFF Debbi Tennis I. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3: National Honor Sociefy 3. Presidenf 4: Student Council 4: Specfaior Sfaff 4: Speech Club 3. VanArsdol. BoHom right Mosf Musical. Torn Mann and Vicki Knasle. ROBERT MATTH EW RIEHEMANN Bob Walfon-Verona I. Concerf Band 2. 3. 4? Marching Band 2. 3. 4: Chess Club 3: Jazz Band 3. 4: Norfhern Ken+ucky Selecf Band 2: Speech CM: 4: All State Band 4: All Sfafe Orchesha 4. DEBORAH SUE RIESELMAN Debby Nafional Honor Sociefy 4: Tafler SfaH 3. Edifor 4.- S+udenf Council 3. 4: Teenager Reporfer 4; Speech Club 2. 3: FTA 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Spanish Club 2: North Kirkwood Junior High I: Specfafor S+aH 4. KAREN JA! RIFFLE Karen FHA l: TrLHiAY I. 2. 3: Junior Class Secretary: Speech Club 3. 4'. Pep Club 3. KEVIN JAYE RIFFLE Kevin Foofball l. 3: Track I. 2. 3: Cross CounA +ry 2: Speech Club Vice-Presidenf 4. PATRICIA LOUISE ROBERTSON FaHy Sfudenf Council I, 2. VicevPresidenf 3. Presidenf4; TrLH:-Y I.2,3:FTA1:FHA l: Spoc+a10r SfaH 2. 3. 4: Sophomore Dance Queen: Sophomore Class Secrer +ary: Naiional Honor Socieiy 4. RICHARD ALLAN ROBINSON Rick Baske+ball l: Foo+ball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3: L Club 2. 3. 4. MICHELE ROSZMANN Michele Ar+ Club I. 2. 3. VicaPresidenf 4: Libra- ry Aide 3. 4: Sfudenf Council 4; National H0nor Sociefy 4. DENlSE RUNYAN Dee Aiken l'. Chorus 2. 3. 4.- Spanish Club 3. 4: Pep Club Secre'hary 4: FTA 4, WANDA SUE SAMS Wanda Red Cross l. 2. 3: Tri-HLY 1. 2. 3: FHA l. 2. GERALDINE ANN SAUL Gerrie Spanish Club I. DAVID EDWARD SCHACHERE Dave Gold 2. 3. 4. PAUL BERNARD SCHAEFER Paul Sf. Henry I. 2. 3. JAMES ANDREW SCHEBEN Jim Track I. 2. JANINE SCHEBEN Jan FHA I. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. ANGELE MARIE SCHROEDER Angele Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Pep Ctub 3. 4; Jun1or Varsi- +y Cheerleader 2: Chorus 4, STEPHEN MICHAEL SILCOX Sfeve Foo+ball I. 2. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Speech Club 4: Hi-Y 3. GEORGE WILLIAM SIMMONS George Foofball l. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Bas- kefball I;Track l: L Club 2. 3. 4. MARY DIANE SIMPSON Diane FHA I:Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Youn in PoIiA Hcs l. 2: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: Sfuden't Council 2. 3: Speech Club 3. 4. JUDY BERNICE SKIDMORE Judy Tri-Hi-Y 3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 4. WILLIAM CLARK SLAYBACK Bill Foofball I. 2: Baske+ball I: Track I. 2. 3. 4: AH Club 3: Hi-Y 3. BEVERLY JO SMITH Bev Sfudenf Counci' I. 2. 3. 4; TrLHiVY I. 2. 3: FTA I. 2: National Honor Sociefy 4: Spanish CWub 4: Spec+oior Sfaff 4: Sen- ior Class Secrefary. MARGIE ANN SMITH Margie FHA 2. Secre+ary 3: TrLHiAY 3; Red Cross 2. 3. NELDA GAIL SNOW Nelda FHA l. MICHAEL RAY STERBLING Mike Foofba 1, 2. 3, 4. WILMA STEVENS Wilma Na+ional Honor Sociefy 4. DAVID MICHAEL STRICKER Dave Foo+ball I. 3'. Track I. 2. 3: Library Aide 2. 3. 4: Lu Club 3. 4. JOHN PATRICK SULLIVAN Paf Speech Club 3. 4: Library Aide 3. 4: Track 3; Foofball Manager 4; LH Club 4. LlNDA CAROL SWANSON Linda Junior Varsify Cheerleader I: Varsify Cheerleader 2. 3'. Capfain 4; L Club 2. 3. 4: Naiional Honor Sociefy 4: TrLHLY 2, 3: FTA I. 2. 3: Sfudenf Council 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Speech Club 3. KATHERlNE ANN SZINNYEY Kafhy Nafional Socie'ry 3. 4: Speech Club 3: Chorus I. 2. 3: Spec+a+or SfaH 4. DEAN EDWARD TAYLOR Dean Foofball I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3: Baseball I, 2. 3. 4: NationaI Honor Socie- fy 4; L Club 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Sophomore Dance King. ELIZABETH SUZANNA TEAL BeHy Red Cross I. 2. 3. DIANE LYNN THOMPSON Diane FHA l:Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3. Secretary 4: Sfu- den+ Council I. 2: Concer1 Band I. 2. 3. 4: Maiore++e 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. STEVEN LEE TODD Shave Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4: Cancer: Band I. 2. 3. 4: S+ege Band I. 2. 3. 4: Nor+hern Kentucky Selecf Band I. 2. 3. MARY CATHERINE TOOHEY Mary London Cify School 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Art Club 2. 3. 4: Speech Club 2. Vice4Presi4 den? 4: Pep Club 3, Presidenf 4: Spanish Club 4: Sfudenf Council 4: Chorus 2, 3. JOHN MARVIN TURNER John Spanish Club 2: Marching Band I. 2. 3, 4: Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. FRANCES LOUISE UNDERHILL Frances FHA I: Library Aide 4. NANCY KAY VANARSDOL Nancy Van Sfudenf Council I: Marching Band I: Maioreffs 2. 3. 4: Arf Ciub l. 2. 3. 4: Tri- Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Sophomore Class Treasur- er: Ciass Sergeanf-atArms 3. 4: Na'rion- al Honor Socie+y 3. 4: l970 Homecom- ing Queen. BARBARA ANN VORHOLZER Barb Sfudenf Council I. 2. 4. THOMAS PAUL WAGNER Tom Track I. DENISE VIOLA WEBER Denise FHA I. 2'. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3: MajoreHe 2. 3.4: National Honor Sociefy 3, 4. SANDRA LEE WEBSTER Sandy FHA I. 2. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; AH Club 22 Speech Club 3. WENDY REBECCA WEIR Wendy Ar+ Club I. 2. 3. 4: Library Aide 4: Speech Club Treasurer 3, Presidenf 4. GREGORY PAUL WESTWOOD Greg Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4: Concerf Band I. 2. 3. 4: H's Academic 4: Sfuden': Council 4: Spesch Club 4: Tailer $113134: Chess Club 3. GREGORY ALAN WILLIAMS Greg Track I: Foofball 3. SHARON LOUISE WILSON Sharon Spanish CFub I. 2: TrF-Hi-Y 2. 3. DEBORAH ANN ZEIS Debbie Speech Club 3. 4; Tailer Sfaff 3. 4: Tri- Hi-Y 3. 4: FTA Vice-Presiden+ 4', Na+ion- al Honor Sociefy 4: Spec1a+or Sfa'Ff 4: Pep Club 4;S+uden+Council41Prince+on High SchooI I: LaSaleHe Academy 2. JOHN RANDALL ZUMBIEL Randy . Football I: Gel:t l. 2. 3: Baseball 4: Bas- kefball l. 3: Cross Coun+ry 2. 191 I92 Abdcn. Charles I53 Abdcn. David I58 Abdan. Donna I70 Adams. Mark 49. I58 Aikisson, WGIIiam 94. I64 Alderson, Bonim I70, I73 Alderson. Dabbie 63. IN. IJZ. IBB Alderson. Edward 73. 153 Alderson. Gene V3. V4 Alaxnnder, Kimberly 30. ISB. l5? Alexander, Lorie IE4 Alford. Jeffrey 90. HM Allan. Shave 73. IS? Allan. Tsrasa I58 Allendsr. Krisfi 164 AUay. Dmd m Almas. Darlana IH. I52 Almas. Sandra I64 Amburgey. Kennslh ISE Anderson. Danny l70 Andaman. Lorry Andaman. Steve I70. I73 Andress. Ray ISB AnsieaH. Wesley I64 Armifaqa. Linda IE4 ArnaH. Johnny I70 ArnoH. Judith ISB ArrasmH-h. Sherry l5? Asch. Mark 46. I32 Ashcroft. Dhnna I70 Afha. Connia ISB Aiha. Rosa Maria I64 Anqul. Puffy HS. 02. IQB Backus. Waifer I59 inlrar. Iarbara l64 Baker. Debbie I32. l88 35k . Diana I70. I73 Bakur. Jimmy 83. 154. I65 Bakar. John I70 Baker. Karen 132 Baku. Kimberly I70. I73 Balm. Ruth IIS. I52 Baker. Thelma ISB Baldwin. Joni IIT. lb!- Baldwin. Karen H0. I32. P34. W47. IEB Bankempar. Colleen . IT. IS? Bankempar. Jaruma 94. I55 Barbour. Joffray 90. I64 Barbour. Parky I52 Barbour. Sfava 74. IOI. I52. I57 Barkhau. Dabbia HQ. 89. I52 Barnes. Michal: i70 Barnes, Mill: 96. I52 BarnaH. Jeffrey I64 BarneH. Larry ISB BarnaH. Ka+hy 164 Basham, Mary Jane IIB Baischa. Aniha 1154 Bauer. Denise I70 Bauer. Joseph 158 Baum. Judy I33. 138 Bangle. Anifa I70 Beagle. Brian 54. 90. IM Beagle. Debarah IM Buhbld. Kim 55. I33. I38 Hachiold. Lynne ISB Bockham. JoHrey 93. 170 Buckner. Sue 13!, IBB Buchar. Kurt 9B Burs. Linda I70 Eullsu. Ned I52 Balrymnu. Baden I40 Bichon. Donna ll. IIO, I22. I23. HZ. IBB Biddle. Beverly I70 Bigger. Curt 90. I64 Bill. Jill II7. lb4 Bird. Gilborf HO Bishop, Ted I64 Black. Greg 86. E7. 152 Naclzbum. aonnie l70 Blackburn. Richard I32. Ml Blackburn. Tonya M4 Blackbwn. WiHiam I58 Blankenshm. Kaihy I64 BIankanshEp. Vickie I70 Blink. Sfeven Bl. I64 I 97 l Specia'ror Index Bohmnn. Chester I58 BOMB. Gary W. I58 Borchars, Deborah 170. l7l. I73 Eornhorsi. James I64 Bowers. Donn: I64 Bowman. Tumma 7I. I52. I54 Bradhrd. Aniia I70. '73 Brndbrd. Paul 39, I70 Bradford. Regina IIS, I32. I88 Brady. Dorothy I00. 154, I65 Brandenburg, Paul I32. I88 Brundner. Steve 93. I58 Brnusr. Michael I58 Brundal. Barry I70 Brendal, Charlunu I03, ISB Brandeh Tom l58 Brewshr. Chip 83. 90. VB. I64 Brinkman. Bill 27. 9?. HO. IJZ. I88. I89 Brinkman. Sfaphan 99. I59 Erockhaan. Tim I70 Brooks. Michael I70 arowdor. Joseph VI. I70 Drawer. Cornelia I70. I73 Brown. Bob I33. I49. ISB Brawn. Dabbie 34. IE3, IBB Brown. Gragory I70 Brown. Juanifn I64 Brown, Rkhard I64 Brown. Thomas lb4 Brown. Timofhy l70 BrownfisH. Lynn IIJ. .22. I23, I32 meback. James ?I. I70 Brummld. Gary ll4. Il5. I33 Bryant Kunberly I70. I73 Bryant. PaHy l33. Isa Eryanf. PaulaHe Sb. IOU, I64 Babb. Lawrence. IOI. I64 Bueclml. Dave ISA BurcheH, Larry 59. IS? BurchuH, Willw'am 9I, I70 Burdino. Frad l59 Burgass. Puffy 34. 35. E34. I43. lEB Burke. Cheryl l5? Burke. Kevin 9L I70 Burlew. Rhandn I70 Burris. Nathan 26. 39. 93. I59 Burfan, Ken 74. I52 Bush. .Jxm Bufler. 99 ! IS? auys, Nancy ll4. I34. I88 Cain. Bav. l5? Cain. Rabecca I64 Celver1.Diana H3. H3. I24. J34. I36. I37, I89 Cameron. Bruce I70 Campbell. Donald I70 Cunfinld. anerly l5? Cunfiald. Bonnie I34 Caple. Calvin 159'. I62 Cardwu , Dixie IOO. I5? Carey. Chrisiy 32. I09. l5? Carey. Mar: 32. HS. I213. I32. l34. I37. I43,F59.188 Carl. Margnraf I70 Carl. Nancy l5? Carnes. Leroy 5I. W4 Carroll. Douglas 99. I64 Carroll. Lee i07. HO. H3. I34. IEE Corskadon. Scuf+ I64 Cassy. Diane Ill. IIT. I52 Casay. Pairicia I64 Cason. Jasaph I59 Casilaman. Crysful 1:3. II7. I52 Cafon. Dsborah le LcHon. Linda 55, '95. III. III Chambers, Angela l5? Chambers. Ava le Chambers. Dale 78, 79, 80. El. 152 Chambers. Gregory I59 Chosiar. Doug l65 Chrisfman, Marl: I65 Clark. Melissa Il5. IN, I38 Clark. Patti le Clauncll. Jeni I59 C'aunch. Julie I64 Clemens. Anna I52 Clifton. Cynthia I70 Clifton. Ronald I59 Clos. Amy I59 Clos. Jeff IJS Coakley. Claude l5? Coaklay. Roberf I65 Cobblu. Leroy 94. WW. I35. IN Cole. Gary I59 Columnn. Marl: 83, I70 Coleman. John I52 Collins. Billy l5? Collins. Cyni'hia II7. I65 Collins. Denise I59 Coflins. Dan le Collins, Helen I5? Collins. Michael I70 Caliinsworfh. Eddia l5? Collinswcrfh. James I35 Callinsworfh. Teresa I65 Calvin . Tammie I70 Combi. Charla; 96. I2l. l35. ISE Combs. Craig I59 Camley. William 74. I59 Cordey. Leroy 170 Cnnley, Robert I35 Canners. Cynthia I70 ConnaN. Bruce I70 Cook. Clay 9!, I70 CWE. Kerry I52 Cook. Shelley I I5. I55 Cool. Tom 77. 97. 93. HS. llb. I35. I88 Caapor. Chnrfom; I59 CouponJoan I07. l35. I33 Cooper. Mickey I70 Candi. Linda 135, I38 Ccvingfnn. Dubbie I36 Cox. Dabra 1155 Cox. GurnaH I70 Crabiru. Raymond l5? Creamar. Virgil I65 Cross. Melinda '15. IDZ. llb. I52 Class. Timothy '79. I70 Crasfhhwife. Dobro I70. l73 Cray. Debra I70 Cruay. Jeffrey 9l. I70 Crump. Dela 74. I59 Crump. Davis ?8. I70. I7I Cummings. Susan I70. I73 Cupp. Susan I70. I73 Dnhl. Barton ITO Dam. Brenda II7. I36. I33 Dulhovor, Michel I65 Dallas. Dennis. I70 Dallas. Sieve I35 Dnmmerk. Chuck 78. I I4. I52 Dumron. Danny I70 Daniels. Bev. IOB. I09. ll3. I3b, 388 Dcuwe. Jerry I5? Davies. Denis! IbS Davies. Terry 83. I55 Davis, Becky I70 Davis. Brandi! 63. HT. I52 Davis. Gary 95. I70 DaVis. Glenn 96. ll3. I52, I55 Davis. Harold I7I Davis. Lynn II7. I7I Davis. Steve 96, 97. I4I Davis. Sfavan 73. IS? Davis. Tina I7i. l73 Day. Deborah I65 Dea+heraqa. Mark I65 DoCoursay, Deborah le DaCnursay. Sandra ITI Daddan. Mi:haal l7l Dnhner. Vance BB. 89. 93. '75. I59 Delaney. Diane l52 Demorai. Bruce B3. B9 Dempsey. Joe I7I. I75 Dampsny. Larry ITI Dempsey. Linda IIS, Ilb Denhum. Scott 83. I65 Denslar. Ronald I7l Dickhauf. JiII I03. l5? Dicks. BaHy IN. IT: Dillon. Patty l7l Dillnn. Sharon I59 Dirkas. Bonnie l5? Dirkas. Steve IBO Dirkas. Susan ITI Dishon. Connie l52 Dishon. Tonya l7l. I13 Dohbs. Karen IIO. ll5. Il9. I36. IEE Dudd. Vicki I55 Doil. Car? I80 Doll. Deborah l7l Donley, Rabin SI. I65 Donnlay. Leo Iso Donnhua. Kevin I80 Dowlinq. Bafh ll7. I65 Doyle. Thomas ITI Doyle. Tim l5! Duschla. Balbara l53 Duechla. Kim 5125 Dugan. Dnborah l7l Dunaway. Donna l53 Dunham.Cyn1hiu H7. i7l. I73 Dunhoif. Lonall I65 Dunhoh. Tummy 93. 96. I65 Dvorak Kim 60. 63. I53 Earls. Larry I7l Elry. Adalans II4. I53 East David IEO Ensfin. CdHIy IOB. II4, ll7. I53 Ensfin. Jamey Bl I65 Edwards, Roger l7l Ehling-r. Consnnce I7I Ehlingor. Debbia Il5. I53 Ehlingar. Gaorgn. l7! Eldridge. John 24. HS. l53 Embrae. Vicki l65 Embrsa. S+even 166 Enxel. Mary Befh IBO Enxweilar. Diana lbb Eplinq. Donald I7I Epll'ng. Darmhy IIB, l53 Ernst Ricky l7l Evans. Darrell 4? Farmer. Becky I36. l8? Farrell. David IBO Farrell. James ISO Favier. Marian 3H, 36, IJb. l99 Faviar. Fafar ll4. I80 Faldmann. Mary I Fenian. Mary ITI Fialds. Daburuh l53 Florio. Nancy ll4, IIS. l53 Flurfo. Paula II4. H5, ll7, l53 Flynn. Michael I80 Flynn. Shirlay IIO. I17. 189 Foley. Carla ISO Foley. Sharyl J80 Falfz. Douglas I7l Folh. Ruth Ann Hub Fools. 53ny I30 Fosier. Steve I53 Frazier, Teressa lbb Frumun. Roger IEO Franah. Terri I7I Frost. Sherry l7! Furnish. Brenda I53 Gabbard, Jeffury IBO Gndd. Janice ITI. I73 Gudd, Terry 78. 94. IBO Gaunt. Chris ITI. I73 Gausapohl. Michael ISO George. Paul l53 Gerros. Terry 78. FUI. H6. 153 Gar'h. David lab Gibson. Mar+ha I80. l03 Gilbert Mary l37. la? Gillespie. Darlene I7I Gillespie. Stave 78. ?3. 95. l53 Ginn. Thomas l7l Glaser. Pam I66 Glenn. Claudia IN. IS? Glenn. David M? Glenn. Mark I7I Godsay. JGH 17. 47. SI. 74. 96. HO. 137. I89 Goabel. Jarome Ibb Gaudmnn, Richard I80 Gaudpashr. Brenda ITI Gnudpas'ar. Glenn ISO Gncdpasler. Mark 137. I8? Graves. Gary 7B. 96. ?7. I55. IEO Graves. Pamela m Graves, Rick 83. lbb GraH, Nancy I80 Gray. Darla I53. I54 Grayson. Elaine l5! Grayson. Lorene JTI. I73 Grayson. Paul 83. 90. lbb. I69 Gragary, ?MIIip I53 Graan. Tim TB. I53 Green. Paula I53 Grngory. Phil l5! Griifsn. Deborah l7l GriHin. Pairick I7I Griffith. Bevsrly ISO Griffhh. Mark VI. l7l Grubbs. Richard 83, I7I Grubbs. Kan I36 Hagadurn. Danny I52, I53 Hagadorn. Debbie I00, lbb Hagedurn. Kathryn Ibb Hagedorn. Viciia I36 Hahlan. Kafhleen I80 Human. Lynn I7I. I75 Holcomb. Tarsm 53. I7l Hall. Bonm'a I53 Hall. Carla I7I Hall, Jimmy l7l 193 194 Hall. Richard l7l Hall. RiicMe 2h. 78. 97. IEO HnH. Robin 17I Hamilfan. Bob 50. H5. l53 Hamilton. Jim 63. HS. I53 HemiH'on. Scon w. Hammond. Belinda I66 Hammond. Pam ll4. l53 Hammans. Bav 35. I351. IE? Hammuns. qunda 153 Hanna. Sue I53 Hancock. Cheryl IEO Harden. James l7l. l75 Harden. Kirby 780 Harpar. Connie Hub Harris. Eddie Lee IE6. 83 Harrison. Norman 753 Harrison. Susan II4. IIS, I53 HarHiald. Robert I7! Hansar. Amy 56. Il7. lib. I89 Hauser. Lu Ann Nab Hque. Tim IEU Heidrsich. Donne I66. I I7 Helams. Gloria I07. H7. IEO Helms. Janis Ibe Hollon. Marfha I80 Hellon. Michnd I7I Hambres. Bob 89. ISO Hambres. Rhonda I72 Henry. Lynn I50. IIS. l37. I89 Hanry. Samuel 98. lbb Hanslay. Carlin: I72 Harrcn. Dean I60 Herrcn. William VI. 472 Hibbarf. Heather Ibb, II? Hilar, Kimbady I77. I73 Hill. Gary 172 Hha. Margaref I80 Hobbs. Dave 26. 35. 37. B4. 86. I01. I77. l32. I35. I37. 750. I89. I90 Hosbbgl. Thomas I66 Hoeplmr. Michael 9l. 94. J72 Haepkar. FM Il7. I54 Hopkins. Cordaise I54 Hopk'ms. Ken IOO. l25. l37. l8? Hopkins. Micheal lbf: Haplins. Paul I72 Hopkins. Rim I54 Hopkins. Ruth I00. HS. 754 Hopper. Lea Ibo Hopper. Pefrlcia IBO Hopper. Peggy I80 Hoskinds. David IEO Hoskinds. Ida 172 House. Dale I72 House. Robert I30 Houser. Marty I72 Housion. Lanna 780 Howard. Bill IZI. I37. IB9 Howard, David I72 Howard, Dennis I72 Howard. Glenda l54 Howard. Michad 26. I59, I80 Howsar. Marika I73 Hubbard. Beffy I72 Hubbarr. Bav. I38 anler. Baniamin I65 Huchsr. Daniel I72 HUH. David I54 Hun. MaNhew 9B. l72. I75 Huan. Mike '54 HuHrnM. Robm Joseph 83. lbb Hughas. Carl 34. 47. 77. Ill. H4. ll5. I38. I83. l39 Hughas.Carulb3.ll4.ll5.l0l.138. I39. I89 Hundlny. Bryan I72 Hund1aY'JeHlS4 Hundlgy. Larry 74. 95. HS. Ilb. I35. I59 Huninghala. Theresa l54 Hunt Michael I80 Hm. Ruben I54 Hutchinson. Jerry I54 Hutchinson. Vickie Lynn I66 HuHon. Becky Lynn lbb HuNon. Marc I80 Huffon. Stave 33. 76, 77. 92. Ilb. I38. l8? Hyman Flcrancu I66 liar. Kafhlaun ISO :81. Steve 54. 77. 84, Ilb, I35. '59 as. Paul l72 Iles. Shirley I80 Ishmael. Jim I38 Jasper, Jarama IEO Jeffries. Mark I72 Jenkins. Lori 172. I73 Jenrfmgs. Bred'ey lbb Jenmngs. Donna 172. 173 Jannings. Todd l38. l89 JaNar. David IEO Johnson. Baisy I66 Johnson. Hal 62. 73. 8?, $54 Johnson. JeH'ray I72 Johnson. Lawrsncs I72 Johnsan. Sarah lbb Jahnson. Shirley IOO. I39. l8? Johnson. Sieve I37. l6? Johnson. William Earl 172 Jones. Ann 51: Jonas. Ban IS4 Jonas. Daniw I80 Jones, Donatd 83. 88. 89. 97. lb5. Ibb Jones. John A. lbb Jones. Mary Arm lbb Janos. Ndnn7e I28. 780 Jones. Pam Il7. II9. m. I54 Janis. Philip l72 Jump. Jaclde I54 Jump. Jenny Lou Ibb Kaiser. Ba+h I72. 173 Kuiker. Lorry B4. Ilb. 73?. I89 Knysa. Mitchell I72 Kaanan. Carla I54 Kaanan. Caihy Jo. Ibb K955. Us: I72. I73 Kallchsr. Micheal I72 Kelley. WiHIam 93. I72. I73 Kally. Mirody I72. I73 Ksmp, John I65 Kendall. Conmh Ibl Kennedy. Dan 77. BI. 92. I40. I89 Kannudy. Dennis I72 Konnsdy. Kevin 78 Kennedy. Jnmas I72 Kennedy. Jahn Ibl Kennedy. Tim ?I. In Karns. Charlia B. I66 Karns. Nalmedia I40 Kidwa , Vicky I40. WV Kidwall. Pam 30, 56. 58. EN. 155. lb? Kidwall. Hubert I72 Kinda . Rick I40 K1ndoH. Randy l55 King. Billy p12 King. Kathy II9. I40 King. Kris: 92. HI, l8? Kirby. Mark 60. 83. 93. le. Ibb Klabar. Charles !55 Klaber. Thomas In Knapmsyar. Charles E61 Knuel. Vickie H9. l4l. I44. I89 Knapp. Ray I72 Koshs. Charlie I72 Kramer. Michael lbl Kramer. Virginia Il7. I67 Krm. Card I72. I75 Kraidlsr. Joe 35. 77. Ml. l8? Kuchur. David 83. ISb. lb? Kuchar. Jahn Z7. 93. 94. '55 Kuhn. $1ephen lbl Kunke'. Jim 96. HI. I49. HP? Klmiel. Karen I72. 173 Kuniel. MarHyn ll9. I67 LaBara. Paul 83. VI. I72 LaDule. Dee Anna 63. Ill. IIS. l55 LeDuks. Jerry 99'. lb? LeGesse. Phillip as. 98 LaGassu. Shave I40 Lamb. Sluvln I75 Lancashr. Dania! l55 Lancasfar. Patrick 11:! Lanham. Eddie 74. 97. 355 Landrum. Sheila I72 Laudermnn. Jukie I72, I73 Lawi. Chari ISS Laws, Marl I72 Lawsan. Charleen Arm lb7 Leach, Daniel I72 Leach. Robyn D. I67 LeachrThumas Ibl Leadmgham. Collesn I ll, Il7. l55 Lehmkuhl. James Marfm I72 Lahmkuhl. Teresa I67 Laming, John I5I Lenho5. Donna H7. Ib7 Lenho5. Mdriy 7B. 35. BB. 89. 93, Ibl Lanhof. Sheryl Ann 167 , Lanhof. Tim 175.57.87.92. 93. I I6. I33. I40. I39 Lanhc-L szlie I40. I90. WI Lafsingar, Beverly I72. I75 Lafsingar. Pam 100. lbl Lewis. Silly I72 Lewis. Ecb l55 Lewis. Sieve lbl Lidi con. Chrisfy lbl Lidingfon. Jenny I02. II3. IIS. Ilb. III. I40. U70 Linl. Linda 140. I90 Linnemann. Keilh I57 LinvIHa. Philh'p lbl Linville. Richard I72 Lfvesay. James BI. 83. 97. le. I67 Lcckard. Jami lbl Laclard. Tammy IIO, HI. I90 Loab.Jaciie I2I, lbl Long. Bill I47 Long. Cal 33. 7B. 79'. B4. 36. B7. IIE. l55 Long. Greg MI Long. Kuhy35. 700. I03. Ilb. NO. 739. I4l Long. Laura I72 Long. Laslie I72 Long. Marla lbl Long, Vicfor I73 Lowery. Daryl IM Lucas. Claudia 63. MI. 190 Lucas. Ji IOO. 102. Ilb. l55 Lucas. Joseph I73 Lucas. Land IW. I40. I4l. I70 Lunsford. Dixie I73 Lunsford, Johnny I73 Lunsford. Kafhie Ibl Lyon. Thomas I4! Lyons. David 90. 94. I67 Lyons. Dabbia I73 Lyons. Douglas I73 Lyons. Kafhryn 55. I4I. IVO Lyons. Susan I55 Mahan, Julie I73 Mahan. Lana I42 Mehan. Terry I6I Manda . Joceyln IIO. HS. 142. IVO Mundoll. Shave 78, 79, 94. lbl Mam . Cheryl l7? Mum. Gladys H17 Man. James l55 Mann. Tom 35. I35. I42, I90 Marcum. Kimbnrly I73- Mnrdis. MuH I137 Marks. Cyntha I73 Marla. stphonie I42. I90 Morli. Sfephen I73 Marks. Susan I6l Martin. Donna lbl Martin. Gary l25 Martin. Jana lb? Mervin. Joan Ill. I55 Mor+3n. Kafhy I73 MaHin. Patricia I73 Mariin. Philip I62 Mariin. Sheryl IIO, I II. II5. Il7. l55 Mnsdan. Kathy I I7. I55 Mesvin. Gregg ?I. I73 Maihaws. Melissa IOV. l2l. I42. I90 Maupin. David I73 Maurnr. Lynda In May. Karan l73 Mayhaw. Mike 33. IN. II5. I42, I48 Maacham. June? 103. I I7 Meacham. Jim 47. 96. Ha. ll4. HI. I42. I90 Mflas, Lesiia I73 Miller. Candanca I73 Miller. Chris I42 Mill . Richard I67 Millet. Terry 35. I52 Milion. Wayne II4 Mink. LQnda I73 Minor. Janice lb? Muck. Dabbia I67 Mock. 6mg 80. 93. I I6. l56 Moaves. Linda I10. I42. IVD Moffiff. Jenni'er ll7. lb? Moliier. Kim le Monfgomary. Clay I67 Munro. Alon 24. 80. II5. I56 Maura. Ella EZI Moors. Kavin 74, MI Moors. Mar'in I73 Monro. Rik I73 Muolg. Tim 173 Morgan. Donald l73 Mnrgan. Judy I43. I90 Margnn. Koran 167 Mass. Jim 58 Moss. Jim 80. 36. 93. HO. le Mueller. Melinda ISQ. I62. I67 Mulligan. Mike II5. I55. I56 Mulligan, Monica I73 Mulligan. Pamela I73. I II Mullins. Cnrlafa 27. I I7. ISb Mullins. Michael l73. I75 Mun. Ricky I73 Murray. Chris I56 MuHar. Stephan l73 McClanahan. Fonda lb7 McClura. Caral lb? McCrcskay. Kthy I42. I90 McCroskay. Rosemary IIB. ll9. I56 McElFmsh. Dan l5b McElfresh, Sherri IE3 McGurr. Bill ISA McGnrr. Thomas 83. I67 McGuugh. Cynlhia I73 McGuira. Donald I62 McGuire. Kathy lb? McGuire. Mary Il3. I17, I42. Ivo McKannay. Dawn Moria I67 McKennoy. Debbie I42. l90 McKanney. Tim 93. I56 Many. Brenda 162 McNay. Dumfvs I73 McPhlrsan. Roberf I73 McQueen. Kevin 17:! McQueen. Herald 23. l2l. Hal Napiar. Ray I73 Nnugla. David lb? Nance. Pa? IIS. I43. IVO Newman. Albert I73 Newman. Dean I73 Nawrun. Mike ISE Niannber. Ann I43 Nionabar. Cheryl I I7. 162 Nienabar. John I25. le N'mnnber. Leonard 165 Nienaber. S'evan I73 Nienabar. Tony I57 Nnrfh. Jeffrey 23. IZE Norlon. Charyl I22. I23. IEb Odor. Joyce I43 Olbar'. Sharon I56 Osbarne. Darlcna I44 Osborne. Curr ll4. ISO Chan. Becky ISA Owen. derey 50. lbl Owen. Joe le Owens. Tuny 60. 93. I67 Parker. Raberf lb? Parsons. David lb? Parsons. William l73 Pafisrsun, Kenneth 83. 90, lb7 Paul. Carl 93. 94. I132 Paluso. Louis 26. I51: Penick. John I62 Perkins. Tom 63 Perry. Philip ?0. V7. I67 Perry. Sfavs 34. 35, 84, 35. 92. I44. I90 Parsley. Sophrania I73 PeHif. Rhunda le Phelps. James I74- Phalps, Sally I67 Phillips, George 74. I62 PickaH. Jeffrey 91. I74 Plagg-nburq. Ralph I62 Poe. Byrnn r62 P09. Jew VI. 98. I74 Powell, Mary 174 Foynhr. Dabble ll5. ISb Poynfer. Sandra H7. lb? Prdhor. Curi 77. Ilb. I47. I90 Prafhar. Paula I74 Pro . Marriennu I74 Prisca . Wayne I44 Prescott William 83, I74 Prawl'ff,Joni l73, I74 Price. Bath 53. l56 Prindls. James I74 Pumphrey. Daniel 93. 94. IS? Purvis. Charlene I44 Purvis, Juanita I74 Pyles. Gary IT4 Pylas. Pam H5. I44. I90 Race. Hoberf E74 Ramey. Leigh Ann le Ramlar. Giana I62 Rankin. Berry 79. 30. I lb. ISb Rankin. Srenda lbl. lb? Rankin. Harry BO. 97. Ilb. ISb Rash. Doug v2. I44. m Rash. Shelley Ib1 Rnsor. David I62 Rnsor. Kan I44 RnfliH. Debbie 27. HO. III. '45, I90 Rafliff. Janaf I00. I08. 156 Ratliff. Rhonda I62 Reuch. Janis I73. I74 Ranch. Julie lb2 Ray, Connie I67 Kay. Mike 35. l I I. I56 Rayburn. Ccnnia I74 Rayburn. Edward I74 Reckers. Clarissa I57 Read. Dan I5l Read. Donald I74 Rais. Deborah l74 Rembrandt Julius le Remmell. James l6? Reynolds. Celia lbe Reynolds. Debbie ISb Ruynalds. Robarf 99. le Reynolds. Vickin IbB Richardson. Sallie lbs Richardson. Tum I45 Richia. Frankie Jo iIT. l73. I74 Rider. Donitn lbs Rider. Tony l56 Riaglar. Donna l6? Egglar. Rabar! I74 Roheman. Bub 47. I54. I90. II5. I28. I44. I45. I47 Riehamann. Mary le Richmenn. Barbara I56 Riesalmen. DAbby IIO. HS. Mb. IBE, IVO Riesalman. Doug ll5. ISb Riusalman. Ginger lea Rissenb-ck. Danny ISb Riffle. Karen II5. I45. I90 Rims. Kevin 37. HS. I45, WI qusby. Richard Ib2 Riley. Barbara I14 Riley. LoraH'n I74 Riley. PaHy ISb Risch. Patty Jean I74 Risch. Theresa I68 Roedon. Gary l74 Robam. Dabarah Il7. I65 Robarfi. Dottie I74 Robam. George I68 I95 196 Roberts. J6 I62 Roberts. Joy I74 Roberfs. Mark 98, I74 Robarfs. Marthew 39, 90. I68 Robsmen. Dsbarah 5I. le Robertsun. PaHy 22. 3'. 35. I07. HO. Ill. I45. I9I R'obinson. Michael 30. BO. 94, I62 Robinson, Nancy I62 Robinsnn. Rick 77. HS. llb. I45, l9l Rocha. Bill 80. ISb Rodgers. John I56 Reading. William 83. I67. 565 Rose. Sharon le Rosa. TreM I68 Ross. Lnndra IAB Ross. Pa? I41: Rosamunn. Michele 63. HO. II4. ll7. HE Rofh. Debra IOO. I68 Rorh. Lynn I68 Roma. Nell Charles I62 Rouse. Daniel l74 Rousa. Donald I6! Rouse. Kenneth I74 Rousa. Lucy IOU, lbl Rouse, TFmo+hy I74 Rowley. Karen I74 Runyan. Dal II7. Ilq. I46. WI Russell. Denise IIH. l56 Russell. Rocky I74 Rymarguis. Sisphsn I68 Sams. Wancfn I46 Saul. Garria I46. IVI Schachers. Dave 9?. H7. WI Schaefer. Paul I47. IQI Schcban. Jacqueline I74. l9l Schaban. Jan I47, I9I Schebsn. Jeff l56 Schebsn. Jim 63. I47 Schmih. Michael I68 Schneider. David I74 Schneider. Hsia IH, I74 Schnnider. James 93, 90, lbs Schneider. Karen l l7. ISb Schneider. William 48, lbs Schun. Danna 35. IZZ. I52. l5? Schroeder. Angela II7. I46. ml Schroeder. Lisa l74 Schroader. Tharua le Schusrman. Melody I74 ScoH. Ann I I5. IE7 5:011, Bi 97. l57 SCOH, Darylo I62 Scan. Karan Sue ll9. lbs Serra. Frank H27 Serra. Michael Anlhony I68 Sharp. Laura I62 Shiriay, Sfeven 33. 40. 165 Shoaf. Joa le Shouse. Cannia ll7. I59 Shousa. Sherri I74 Silccx. Sieve 3b. 77. 79. V6, I34. I46, l9l Simmons. George 56. 7b. 77. Ilb. I47. I58. I9I Simmons. Robarf 94. l68 Simon, Cindy I74 5impsnn,Diunall5.12l. l38.l47,l9l Simpson. Mile 9'4. I53 Simpson. Puffy II5. I57 Sinclair. Karen I63 Skidmore, Donald b3, lb3 Skidmore. Judy Ilo. In, I47.19I Skidmora, Julaino I63 Skidmore. Vanessa le Slaybnclz. Bill I47. I?! Slash Davki I63 Slushar. LoreHe Denise 50. I68 Slushar, Teresa I74 Smith. Anifh I73. I74 Smith. Barbara I74 SmeI. Bav IIO. I32. I47. I48. WI Smith. Brenda I63 Smifh. Cami Il5. I47 Smifh. Charles 83. lbs, lbs Smi'h, Dane IOU. l09. l52. l57 Smith. Gayle IbB Smnh, Juhn B3. le Smilh. Judy m Smilh. Margie I47. m Snudgrnss. Sharon I48 Snudgrnss. Wayne. 11:3 Snuw. Nalda IIS1 I43. I9l Snow. Rodney I74 Suave. Greg I57 Sudan, Rubin I68 Sadan, Sfaven lb3 Soudor. Pam l57 Sprudh'n. Wanda Sue b3. lb! Spriggs. V-runicn l59, I63 Spry. Diane I63 SfeWord. Jeffrey I74 Shsnford. Todd 98, NH Shansai. Charlas 80. 97. HS. I57 Steffen. Randy 94, I63 Siephans. Donna I73. E74 Stephenson. Larry IID. 154, I57 Sterblinq. Mike 717?. llb. I4I. I48. I91 Slerbling. Sharyn 163 Sterling, Geraid I63 Stevens, Wilma IIO. I48. I?! Stewart David l74 Slone. Mark 93. ME Sfuops. Gen 33 Stricken Dave 63. I lb Sfrickar. Janny l'03. ll7. I63 SnaHon. Joseph lbs Siranq. Paula HT. 368 Siulis. James le Siurgin. Marvin I74 Sullivan. Far 33. b3, 77. 90. HS. llb. I49. I91 Sullivan. Ronnie I74 Suier. 70m 99. I57 Suikon. Beverly lb? Swanson. Emily 16? Swanson. Linda 3I.35.I03.Il0.l15.llb.1l7.l49.l89 Swaansy. KaOharine lb? Sainnyay. Ann Ruse lb? Sxinnyay, Ka'hy IIO, I49. I99. IVI Taylor. Dean CH. 77. Q? HO. I33. I48, K49. I9l Taylor. Terry lb? T551, BoNy I48. WI Teal. Diana M? Thamns. Barry I57 Thomas. David 33. lb? Thomas. Lee l6? Thomas. Pa+ A. J63 Thames. Robsrf I50. I62. le Thomas. Roger I74 Thomas. Sfeve I43 Thompson. Diane 37. 53. I09. l22, I23. I38. HS. l9l Thompson. Gwen Il7. lb? Thompson. Timoihy lb? Thornton. Dabble: II7. I63 Todd, Gregory lb? Tndd.$fave I4I. I45. i9l Tomlinson. Jewell I49 Tomlinson. Sharon IIS. I49 Tuohey. Elizebafh ll7, I69 Toohey, Mary II4. IIS. ll7, m. I49. I?! Townsend. Randy le Townsend. Ronald I74 Trudeau. Mary lb? Tully. Debbie IF7. I57 Turner. Gerri 71. HS. l57 Turner, Jeri M. lb? Turner. John 35. 14?. I9l Turnur. KoH'h 27. 157 Turner. Kevin ll5. I25. IE7 Twaheus. Jchn l74 Underhill. Frances I49, I'll Underwood. Jerry Lee l53 VanArstl. Nanny II. 35. HO. IZZ. I33. I48. I9I Vance. Malvunia lh3 Vance. Phyllis lb? Vandergri , Rhonda I63 Vanderpool. Jill I57 Van Landingham. Ramon Ib3 Vann. Gland: I74 Van Pa . Jar; I73. I74 Vickers. Thelma I63 Vicfar, Chad. Joseph IOI. I69 Viefor, Colluan I74 Vincent Pamela I69 Vincent. Peggy I73, I74 Volkor. Bonnh lb3 Vorhalzsr. AH-en lb? Vorholzar. Barbara I50, I91 Wadswurfh. Gerald 63. IOI. I40 Wadswodh. Laura IIS. lb? Wadger. Torn I50. IQI Waller. Gary II5. I57 Wallace. Kennavh 9l. I75 Waller. Terese 6!. I75 Waller. Terry I I4. lbl Wallar. Tany I63 Waliers. Anifa I57 Waliars. Cafhy 58. I I9. IZI. l63 Wabb. JeH l63 Webb. Mary I75 Wabor, Donise 22, HO. I22. I23. I50. WI Webster. Joni I75 Wabshsr. Sandy I50. WI Wabsiar, Vickie I69 Waclxbuch. Allen 50. 557 Wackbach. Carol H7. I75 Wait. Rabbin Il4. I57 Weir. Shawn IIS. le. I67 Weir. Tobin l6? Weir. Wendy 153. II4. II5. I50. I9l Walch. Mkhul I63 Wolfe. Dabbie IZI. I63 Wasfarmeyer. M?Chaal ITS Wesfermayar. Michele le Westwood. Graq I50. 191 Wasrwood. Joyce I IS Waning. John IN. I63 WefzaL Timothy 93. I75 Whaley, Jerryl I75 Whife. Carol I73. I75 Whiiu. David l5? Whi'u. Dianna IUD. lbl Whitley. Danny 57. I63 Whitley. Donna IOU. I63 Whiliny. Rick 16: WinNey. Stove Il5 Wham. Alvin I63 Whitson, Laura Ib9 Whiisan. Roy 37. 33, 97. H5, I57 Wiener. Mary I75 Wiener. Rick I63 wiggleswonh. Kan 53. I69 Wigglesworfh. Tina I75 Williams. Bob 59. 94 Williams. Durindu I69 Wiiiiams, Greg ISO WiHiams. SVSVen 83. 90. I69 Williamson, Bauerly ITS Wuliamsan, Karen I63 Wx'llis. Bub I57 Willis. Michael 175 Wilson. Beth I75 Wilson. Darlene II5. I57 Wilsan. James 9I. I75 Wilson. Lany 33. ?0. 915.97. I69 Wilson, Lew lb? Wilson. Linda I69 Wilson. Paul F57 Wifson. Sharon I69 Wifsun. Sharon l5l. I9I Wirson. Susan 15? Wind. Kevin IIS. I69 Winqofe. Cafhy I76 Wiseman. Mark 74. lbl Wisemen. M.Ee 80. I51 Wilherby. Judy I I M I57 WMsrby. Koran I75 Wolfe. KIranFH.II5.Il7.157 Wolff, Annette I75 Worfhingfon. Debbie I69 Wcrfhianun. Sherry i5? Wright. Raymond 83, lb? YelVon. Cheryl I153 Yelfon. FaHy I5l York. Randall I59 Young, Kufhy I69 Zak. Debbie 36. HO. IIS. ll9. ISI. 19 Zimmarmunn, Danny BO. 97. 157 ZiH. Denrnis 98. lb? Zulievich. PaHy I57 Zumbiel. Gary 90. V4. I51 Zumbiel. Randy 83. 99. 1159. WI FACU LTY Adams. Georgn b0. 68. 76 AHord. Nora .58. II4 Baker. Hilton 66. ha. ql Banks. Jawslene 68. J69 Blankenbnker. Eugena 50. 65 Nankenbaksr. Mary Ann b8, HE Bowen. David 68. HT Bradley, Edgm bB Bruns. Frank 60. 6'7. 76. V3. Ilb. Hal. HI? Capb. Charfes 60. 69, 93 Courtney. Ciarence 66. 69 Cawan. Charity 65 Daugherty. Elizabeth 69 Daming, Jatk 69 Duncan. BwHy b9 Eilers, Early Lou .59. 709 Ensar. Evelyn 69 Ensor. Harold 26. 63. 133 Fulmor. Ken 52, $3 Faufs. Arnold 69 Fugm. Charles 26:. 69. 7I Godssy. Helen 65 Hafl. thsl 6? Hsrron. Marie 70 Hill. Charles 59. 66. 6?. 70. IN. I25 Jackson. JuHa 70 JsHeries. Helnn 70. I19 Johnson. Jim 66. 70. 52. 83. ?4 Jump. Marie 70 Kincar. Mary Ann 47. 70 King. Mfcheel 70. 90 Klinganberg. Linda 70 Lancaster. A. W. 48. 7O Lem. Carohm 70 Lang. Ain't: 7O Lykins. Beufah 70 McClure. Mary 65 Miles. Juhn 65 Mnllnf'. Geraldine 49. 70 Miuhell. Res 70 Nordheim. Linda 48, 70 0W0. Dana 70. E59 Perrauf. Juanita 70 Perry. Charlos 57. 70. 74. 86, Ilb Perry. William 53. bb. 70, 74. 36. llb PeHibcne. Russell. 70 Rankin, Kafharlne 7l RHay. Rebecca TI. ll5 Risen. Faya 7f Schlachmr. Mdlk 62. 7! Emphenscn. John 65. 71 Templnon. Janie 66. 7I. Ill Tichannr. Jame; l.. 51. 65 Tribbe. GaoHrev 7l Vnrhoes. Jim 76 Weaver. Ka+hy 50. 7I Washond. Jack 47. 7I Whaley. David 7!, I37, I42 WilmhoH. Donald 65 wumhun. Anqia 7I WOIH. Geraldine 7l Wclsing. Barbara 7I. I'U? Yalicn, Donald 7! Zimmerman. Wayne bb. 7I PHOTO CREDITS The Cincinnafi Enquirer. pages b. 7. and I77 Ap Wire Photo. page 6 Nafinna! Broadcasting Company. page 6 UPI. pugs m 197 I98 Top Ieff: Mr. Tichenor and his wife greet friends af 5 banque+ given in fheir honor. Top middle: Spokesman 0+ We demon- sfra+ors listen f0 +he admini5fraHon's stand. BoHom leH: Mr. Tichenor Iis'rens +0 fhe demonsfra+ors. Boffom middle: A giff 1'0 Mr. Tichenor was a car +ha+ could only be used as a paperweight. Top righh Mr. Tichenor was honored by presen+ing +he Iasf diploma of +he class of I97I +o Bill Long. 1971 ends wi+h re+iremen+ of superin+enden+ Nineleen hundred and sev- enfy-one will likely be remem- bered as +he year Mr. James Tichenor relired es fhe Erlanger- Elsmere School Dlslrid superlne fendenf. H was a frying year lor a superin+enden+. Early one December morning he was awakened th +he neWS +ha'l' +he oflice area of Lloyd had been praclically deslroyed by a $75,000 lire. Then in April he go? anolher call wi+h +he news +ha+ about ISO sl'uclen'rs had walked oul' ol: +heir Classes and were sfaging a dem- onsfrahon prolesling such Jrhings as Jrhe refusal of Jrhe school board lo rehire several feachers and fhe refusal of The adminislralion lo allow Lloyd Cobble +0 fake +he office ol: Sfudenl' Council presi- denl' which he won by a Z-I ma- forify, even +hough he was ineligi- ble +0 even run. Mr. Tichenor came over +0 Lloyd and dis- cussed 1he issues wilh Jrhe demon- sfralors. During his 30 years of associa- +ion wifh Erlanger-Elsmere schools, Mr. Tichenor mus+ have seen fashions of dress come and go. This year uncloubfedly saw Jrhe mosl liberal dress code in Lloydls his+ory okayed by +he school board. Mr. Tichenor's board posi+ion will be filled by Mr. John Miles and a new +radi+ion. Mr. David Whaley will move from principal 01c Lloyd High School +0 Mr. Miles' asslsfant 199 200 A yearbook is more +han pages e H's High and day for erelve monfhs +0 5 group of kids +ha+ come fogefher for no orher reason rhan +0 publish a yeare book. This 51.51:; was different They were looking for somerhing new and found if in modern +rends. Some were Jrried for +he firsf Hme e no+ for The sake of change buf for fhaf of improvement Any- way, we weren'f afraid +0 break fradirion and Hwaf in ifseH is a vic+ory. Bur even H16 SPECTATOR publicafion is noT enough reward for He sraff members who were always Jrlrzere through major and minor crises. Now +ha+ ifs over. H's high Jrime I say +hanks - +0 everyone. Especially +0 Mr. Jack Weer- wood, adviser, wifhouf whom fhis book would nor have gone 1'0 press. Bu+ Hwank yods are inade- quafe from an edifor e diana l97l-I97I: Some were alone and some ioined a group. Some H'roughf if was beHer f0 be aimless while ofhers realized how important direcfion is. Some looked for an escape . . . a sugar-coafed express fo c 4+0 candy dreams. thers expanded rheir mind by understanding H15? life is facing realify e and +hey grew in knowledge. Some did nof reach our, period . . . They were indifferehf . . . e ' and so O-l97l. 5 palm a n Kn