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Date Posted: Tue, Feb 20, 03:10:07am CST
Author: Dan N
Author Host/IP: h69-21-212-135.69-21.unk.tds.net / 69.21.212.135
Subject: Re: OLD YEARBOOKS
In reply to: Perry 's message, "OLD YEARBOOKS" on Mon, Feb 19, 03:24:34pm CST

>I was wondering if anyone had any older yearbooks for
>sale?? I would imagine if you are leopard enthusiast
>enough to collect them you are probably like me. No
>way could you sell them. My oldest is 76-77. I had a
>couple older I believe but loaned them to someone (I
>forget who) and never got them back. Next time I will
>copy and loan it out and keep the originals. I have
>06,05.04,03,02, 01,00,99,98,97, 96,95, 90-91, 88,
>83-84, 76-77. I know several years a yearbok was not
>produced. I also have an 82 Hoosier section yearbook.
>A 93 Illinois section yearbook and a 87-88 and a 90-91
>Leopard tree dog yearbooks. Anybody got me beat? Does
>anyone know for sure what years were not produced?
>Maybe we could trade some photo copies??

I have a 1972 yearbook with a list of the members. There were only 129 members at that time, that is just nine more than we have right now, 45 years later. Last year, that alcba had 235 paid members. I found my first dues card attached to the yearbook, that was in 1973. There were four or five members in the 72 yearbook who are still members today. They were Tommy Byrd, Rex Bowers, Rick Brooks, Rex Laker, Jim Summers and Don Sorrell.
I thought that was kind of interesting. These fellas have been loyal members of the alcba and I they all still own leopards. There were 14 ads in that yearbook. We must do more to promote our membership, our yearbook and our leopards. Dan N

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