Lockland High School - Dictograph Yearbook (Lockland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

r . 8 ' . 1 MANUFACTURING THE DICTQGRAPH LO c K LA N n HIGH scl-lool. VOLUME XXX - 1948 OUR PACTGRY In order to catch the splrlt of those who have preceded us 1n bemg graduated from Lockland Hlgh we would hke to bnng out our accompllshments Lockland Hxgh our foundatxon for any mdustrlal category that We may enter has kept us on the road to lugher thmkmg We see and hear of the developments for better lndustry thus through the efforts of each department of Lockland High we lntend to do our share m accomphslung a better field of lndustry VVe thank you Lockland Hlgh School Ill llrl Ili DIEIDIICATIIUN Catherme Smallwood came to Lockland Hlgh School ln 1938 from c,0llt1L Indmna She IS small ln stature but has sizeable knowledge and experience I roof of thls statement hes ln the fact that she I9 Dean of Girls Miss Smallwood recen ed X B and A NI degrees ln Enghsh and Latm from the Lnnerslty of Indlana She has been trying dlhgentlx ever smce to lIlStlll the same ln us Her knowledge of spellmg punctuatlon sentence students The courses lNI1ss Qmallw ood has taught to our classes slnce our Freshman year are as follows Latm I and II Yocatlonal Guidance Jumor Enghsh and Semor hnghsh She was the director of our Junior Plas sponsor of our class ln the Freshman Jumor and Senior years More Important than these 1S her nexer endmg frlendshlp and helpful gludance to us The class of 48 dedlcates w 1th love and great prlde thus lssue of the DICTOGRAPH to our friend NIISS Catherlne Smallw ood 3 ' ' . Q. I . . ' . ' . . . . .4 . Y S structure, and composition, not to mention Blacbeth, is profound and confounds us, the x .u L V n . L' at . , , . , 4 . . 4 . J, 3 K. L . , , FOREWORD In thls the thlrtleth edltlon of the LOCKLAND HIGH SCHOOL DICTOGRAPH the staff xs strlvlng to brxng you something nevs Manufacturing IS the theme of the DICTOGRAPH whlch IS publ1shed by the Llthographmg process Many lnterestlng and amuslng mcxdents happened th1Q year but while we have had fun we also haue upheld the hlgh standards of our Alma Mater The staff has enjoyed workmg on the DICTOGRAPH and would llke to share the fun of relleung the 3CtlVltlCS of 1947 48 THEME As the factorxes of Lockland have done so much m past years to help the school we are usmg as our theme thls year Manufacturlng We are companng our school to a large plant, usmg the students as the products We wish to thank the plants of Lockland for thelr assistance 1n helplng us carry out our theme DAVID GUTHRIE 4 . . . . . 9 9 . . . . . . . . . 7 ' . v , t , , Y . , . . v . v - - ' u ' as ' . 9 ' 9 v ' ' THOMAS C BERGER 013,-1, T,.e,,,u,,, LILBOBN BYRLEY WALTER MILLER Prendent WLLARD KUNZ GEORGE BAUER Vzce Prendent BOARD OF EDUCATION To the Board of Educatlon the class of 1948 wishes to express thelr thanks for all of the privileges which we have enjoyed through our school years Your xnfluence upon us ln our sllghtly younger years was not profoundly realized by us As each year passed and we began to know more of the how and why of our school the Board became to be more of a reahty than previously New as the txme has come to graduate we reahze the Board has guxded our llves and our class and will contlnue to have an mfluence upon our hves as long as our education shall exist 5 N v A l . . . . . 9 . . . . . . . , . 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RUTR PURSELL B 9 Physical Educatxon American College of Physxcal Educatxon L nn ersxty of C mcmnatx VERNON PHILLIPS A B A M Soclal Scxence Lnlverslty of Kentucky HERALD ROETTGER B S Physncal Educatxon Findlay C ollege American f ollege of Phy sncal Fducatlon l nn erslty of Cmclnnatx Norma Am-:R B Q M E Qpeech Mathematlcs Wllmmgton College Lmverslty of C mcmnatl N.- Busmes Socxal Scxence Ohlo Wesleyan Lnnersnty Wham: Lnnersnty JEANF LowE A B B Englnsh Western College Unxverslty of Cmcmnatx CLEVN MORRIS B S Phvslcs Chemxstry General Science Western Illmoxs State Teachers College THEODORE BALMARR B Mathematxcs Mount Lmon College , , v I v v , ' '. A . , , . . .. . . A' ,' . ., . . I , .r., . . 5 i , ,V - ALBERT LEFLAR, B. A., M. A. if , r ' 'C . . , . . - ef. R vu fw, I .'.',. ., . . , V. I . ! f- 'Q . . . . . ,. ' .S. 1 V Y I , - 9- E MANUFACTURING 1846- 1948 A Century of Industrial Progress OLD VIEW RICHARDSON PLANT HISTORY OF THE LOCKLAND PLANT OF THE GARDNER RICHARDSON COMPANY Way back before the Civil War in 1858 river steamboat Captain Thomas J Haldeman decided to go mto the paper manufacturing busmess He came to Cincinnati and finally chose for his factory location the spot on the old Miami and Ene Canal at Wyoming Aw enue vshere the old Felt Mill No 1 used to stand and which now has been donated to the City of Lockland for park and playground purposes After securing an old steamboat boiler some second hand laundry cylmder dryers and arranging to slderable difficulty finally started to make paper This was the beginning of the Lockland Plant of the Gardner Richardson Company ninety odd years ago This small factory vias incorporated in 1868 as the Haldeman Paper Company Their products were primarily straw board and felt paper Straw board has many uses among others it was used by butchers to wrap meat and by candy manufacturers to line palls and rubs of candy Felt paper was used as a base for asphalt roofing as deadenmg and insulating paper and for many other purposes Cornplmwnta of GARDNER RICHARDSON COMPANY I0 obtain water power from the Canal, Captain Haldeman started to build a paper machine which after con- As the years went on the Company grew, changing its products to keep abreast of the times, until 1896 when the Company name was changed to the Richardson Paper Company. 'By that time Captain Haldeman's son-in-law, James C. Richardson, had taken over active management of the business. The Company continued to grow and acquire more property and install more and better equipment until it owned two mills in Lockland, the Upper lNIill which was the original mill and the Lower Mill which was located near the present plant and later sold to the Phillip Carey Manufacturing Company. By this time Mr. Richardson's sons were growing up and one by one they took an active part in running the business, which was then one of the largest business establishments in the then Village of Lockland. In 1907 the management of the Company saw an opportunity to get into the boxboard business so the present Lockland Plant was planned, built, and has been operating ever since. It was the first electrically operated paper mill in the country and was the last word in plant and equipment. In 1913 after the disastrous flood of that year, the Company acquired the plant and equipment of the Reynolds Paper Box Company and thereby got into the Folding Paper Box business which helped fur- nish an outlet for the NI1ll s paperboard production Later on ln 1917 the Company built and equipped a complete prepared asphalt roofing plant which furnished an outlet for our felt mill production and contributed immensely to the supply of the fast grow ing asphalt roofing lndustrx In 1932 the Richardson Company sold its entire boxboard and folding carton interests fthe Lockland Plantb to the Gardner Han ev Company at lNI1ddletown at which time The Gardner Richardson Com pany was established The present Company is a typical example of an industry properlv managed which has grown from a wery small to a large concern while still retaining its interest and responsibility for the welfare of its employees and the communities in which it operates AERI AI Y IEW PREbENT GARDNER RICHARDSONI PLANTT C ontnbuted by GARDNER RICH -XRDSON COMPANY Il . . , . 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A-' 4 3 S' - ' THE STEARNS 61 POQTER C0 HISTORICAL SKETCH fxcorge S Ste zrns 1nd Scth C Poster forxnc rlx forcxgnc rs ot f Inc :nn ltl c unc to thc Queen f ltx lncl nxct it the C 0Ilf,,I'Qf,fl.tlUIl xl C hurch X tclloxx nlcxnhc r of thc church run Lrlxed the nc cd for cotton h lttlng xx hlc h xx oulcln t tc mr or strctc h 'lhese txxo nlen exrpernnented 'md sueeeedecl hoth lI'lX9StlI1g 'Inl.J00 ln their bus: ness fhus Cotton W lddlllg, xx 1s Oflglll zted 'md the Stelrns md l'ostcr f om pmx xxws founded ln 1846 The loc itlon at C 11x md Llbertx Streets C lIlLlflIl'1tl xx xs not sunt :ble Inc msc of excess fires xx hleh threwtened -md dlsturbed the neighborhood I onsequentlx the phnt xx'1s bullt at Lockhnd on the banks of the xIl'lllll md l'r1e 1 Ln xl ln 1887 Plus companx has progressed through four xx 1rs and hrs 'xdded nnttressts and xhsorhent cotton to nts hst of products lodux the Stc lrns md Poster Compmx loc zted Ill Lockl md Ullo has cntc red its second fenturx of Progress Donczfecf by S111 .XRNS 8: l'US I I' R f OMPANY 1151- , PLANT MAINTENANCE r V4 .g Iliff .Hp -i'.. 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' SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September of 46 our one hundred freshmen xxallxed quletly through the halls of L H S trying to find room 328 After the first few xxenks xt xx as dxscovered that the class of o0 not only had many brxllxant scholars but very goo at e etes Durmg thls first year xxe partxcxpated ln all zutlvltles I A A Hx Y X Teens football basketball and mxnstrels VVhen September of 47 rolled around seventy of us became bxg sophomores We had qulte a race xx 1th the semors for the plaque but they alxx ays seemed to have a few more points than xxe Quite a few xxere elected to the Honor Sometx last 'Harch from our class We haxe worked hard thus xear and are lookmg forward to our Jumor gear SOPHOMORE S POPULARITY POLL lH0st Popular Curl If an Ingold 'Host Popular Boys Ixenneth llllder .It rrx lllggs Prettlest Glrl Jog 01 ll xrtlg x 'Host Handsome Box Bohlmx K orhmm 1 utcst Boxs Don Bee-be Lax nf Heade r Host Ple isant fnrls .Ilan lngold .Ioxu 'H xrplt Host Pleasant Box Rolx rt I an r Best Athlete Box Jerrx Higgs Best athlete Q 1rl Hanlx n X oc lu x 'Host Tlrnld Girl xldfllt n X oc lu x 'Host Tlmlll Box I itmst Nlgll Oxxl Slu-pu st Person I ormest Jokes Sxx ec tc st Gxrl lie t Dancer Best Scholar I su zllx Tardx I' xxorlte Hangout 'Host falkatlxe Box 'Host Tallsatlxn fnrl lI1g,g,4 st I lm Nterlmg km ton Joxu. 'Hurphx Bob I ooprr Jack 'I erxx llleger laulme W hltxxorth lllll -Xskrens Laxerm lllutt Don GYIHIH Iwk s ugene I helps Nm Schmult 'Xml 'Hxtchtll Donated by POGLL S PHOTOGRHXPHLRS 30 dhl D I'1rst to he H xrrud I it Norton Worst I rxper Laxerne ll Iutt 'Host llashful fnrl Nldfllxfl Xoclnx 'Host llashful Box I luon -klma x llxttxf st llox Don Grlffnn lllttustf lrl VIXIUI I rlffc n I' lxorltm Urc hestra I' lllot I' nm h lntf r Illggest I um I huxer Hlrx l rcx Q lrl xx 1th I,l'tttlt'Nt H ur Juamtx ll unscott Ikst Personalxttx Girl Jn m Ing,ol4l llmst Personalltx Box If rrx llxtg., 1 1 - ' ,' 'y 4 Q ' , .' . ... . . . .. -- , . . .. . - -- . s s 1 ' x , , ', ' ' ' r, I. -A-y - Y - Y 1 ' , . ' ' ' , .P ' -' S A . Y , . ' , Y ' ' - 9 , ' ..... . .' U' ........ Q' ' 5 nz '- ........, af , ., ........,..... A . . ..... U . -I . I ..... I 'I y A ' I - 'x S ..,. ..... ' ' . S '.' 'A ...,,. . ' ' ' Y ' ' ............ ' ' 2 H ' ...4.... . ' . .' .' ' ........ f -V' , -. ' U' ,.., fl . ' ....,.,. 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President I zce Preszdent Secretary C lass C olors C lass Flower Class Motto OFFICERS FRED INGOLD ROBERT Tosm MARY NEWTON BLU-: AND SxLvER RED ROSE LEARN wks Il- XOU XY OLLD LIVF FOREVER AND Ln E -XE IF I OL VS OLLD DIE TONIORROW Complzments of BIDDLE S INIUSIC STORE 86 A .................,..................-.....,........ Treasurer .......................................... ,... I ,IANE GRUENINGER 1 v v I y sc , V Y , V v V V Y! V ' ! DAVID GUTHRIE Gus Gus is one of the better stu dents in the class He has al ways helped us out National Honor Society Latin Club 1 2 H1Y 3 4 Speech Speech Class Play Glee Club 2 MARILYN Rot sl-:Y - Rousey Marilyn is one of the charter members of the National Honor Society. We know she will be a success and hope that our wishes will speed her on. National Honor Qociety' Glee Club 1 Q 8' G. A. A. l 2 3 4' Class Treasurer' Student Council' 1-Teens 8 4' Qpanish Club 8 4' Latin Club l 2 8 4' Qtaff' Travel Club' Speech 3 4' Speech Class. CAROL MAE Hmm - Mae Hine Carol IS another girl that takes steno- graphy Just keep thmkmg of the days ahead Carol Good Luck' A A 2 G1 b Speech 8 4 ELAINE Sm-:Anim Elame Elaine has been mth us a long time We hate to lose her but good luck Elaine' LatmClubl 234 G A A 1 2 3 4 GlrlScoutsl 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Speecl13 N ATALIE LORTON N a Dunng the last four years of school Natalie has made many friends Her greatest ambition IS to be a nurse We know she wlll succeed G-kAl234YTeens34 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Travel Club Scouts FRED INGOLD Imky Fred has been our leader now for four years and he cer tamly had done a swell Job Thanks Fred Glee Club 1 2 Football l 2 Track l 2 Speech Class Play fluhl 2 3 4 Stall' Travel Klub Thus page donated by HERMQAN R GROSSMAN GROSSWIAN PHARMACY 87 , U U V 5 I I ! . , . . v . V 5 Y ! in . D I 1 Y 9 IL Y . , . 'I I 1 KI li . G. . . 1, g ee Clu 1, 2, 3, 43 I V :I !! :K !Y , , . : . . - . ' , , , , , , . 1, 3 '- ., g. , 3 . 3 3, 43 Travel Club: Senior Speech 3, 42 H1-Y 3. 41L8tll'l S , , : ' f , . , 3 Q 1, ,3,4. ' f V -.. . ., . 1 , v 1 2 ' y I - Av -U to ' . 1 . 1' .. -- V. , , .Q - , : 5 , , , 4 Q 'H i Q . , 1. LESTER N oem-: Le Les has that never say die spirit which has made him a standout not only in scholastic achxevements but also in sport as well Glee Club 1 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 faff Latin Club 3 4 Lock Sz Key 2 8 Travelflub HnY2 3 4 National Honor Socnety JEAN PATRICK - Jeanie Pat Jean's charming smile and her cheerful- ness has endeared her to all her class- mates. We wish her the best of luck when she leaves us. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Speech 3, 43 Staff: Y-Teens 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Scouts 1, 23 Student Council 4g Junior Class Play: Travel Club. MARILYN BURKE - Burke Marilyn has always been one of those lively full of fun girls and we wish her suc- cess in whatever field she chooses in life. Glee Club 1, 2, 8, 43 Latin Club 1, 21 Speech 3, 4: Senior Speech Play: G. A. A. 1, 2: Scouts l, 2: Y-Teens 8, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3. 43 Travel Club. BONNH-: POTEE1' Bonme Bonnie IS well liked by everyone possibly because she treats everyone as a friend She has a very lovely voice and we hope she goes to the top in her ambition to study at the College of Music GeeClub1234 GAAIQS4 Speech 3 4 Travel Club Senior Speech Class Play Y Teens 3 4 Staff Scouts 2 JEAN Wnrrr .leanw If all Indian grandmothers had beautiful granddaughters like Jeanie no wonder Columbus was glad he missed his mark Gleellubl 2 4 Speech8 G A A l 2 3 4- Latin Club 1 2 3 4 Scoutsl 2 3 4 Travel Club 38 ,l MW n RICHARD Lovzm. Dick Dick is one of the boys of the class who limes athletics He did a great Job in football Glee Llub 1 2 S Football l 2 3 4 Tracl l 3 Travel L ub -.. an ' .z ' ,l . , :Sy 2 - :S - 1 ' . . I :I ,h . s 1 , : l , , , 1 . . l. , . , : 1, ,3,4. ' - ' 'K ' Compliments of KNOX DEPARTMENT STORE femme-44. 1 VS ALTER BARKER W all Walt has been a good student and a compamon to all of hrs frxends He has taken part ln many of the class proyects and has always been ready and Wllllllg to help when he was called Qpeech 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Tran el Club We JOYCE Tow LEs J A friend to allwho need a friend thats Jo Qhe has a pleasant smile and IS hked by mam Qpee-ch3 4 Cleeilubl 2 3 4 Trawel Club HELEN! Lvvw Helen Helen IS a cheerful pleasant friendly and mterestmg person She IS very quxet but when she has something to say she says lt Q,peech3GAA1284Glee Club I 2 3 4 Travel Club Lot ELLA GRABER Lou Lou ns one of our Woodlawn gurls but despite the change Louella has made good and we are sure she mll contmue to do so YTeens3 4 G 4 4 l 2 Speech 3 4 Travel Club Ln ERNE MEADER Slap Sklp came to us from Wood lavsu xn 44 and has been an actlve member smce Speech3 4 GleeClubl 2 3 4 Travel Club 1 Lumr PLAYFORTH flaude C laude ls a good student and seems to get along with every one and anyone Keep It up Claude Latmflubl 2 3 4 HlY3 4 Glee Llub 1 2 3 4 Travel Club Thanks to MIDW EST TRANSFER COMPANY for thezr donalwn 39 RALPH M REAM Pele Pete IS small and handsome He is well liked by everyone in and out of school Mgr Footballl 2 Basketball 1 2 Baseballl 2 Glee Cluh 1 2 Student Council 2 Travel Club .loves ANN LACEY - Lacey Lacey has something every girl would like to have-her personality. You keep this, Lacey, and we are sure you will succeed in life. Girl Scouts l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Student Council 25 Speech 3, 4: Travel Club. M.4RlLYN JANE MUHLI-:NPOH- Marilyn Marilyn is one girl not to forget. With her sweetness, pleasantness, and willing- ness, we are sure she will be a success in anything that she does. Good luck, Marilyn Scoutsl 28 4 YTeens3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Speech3 Travel Club RUTH BALL Ruthw Ruthie always has a smile and friendly word for everyone G A A 1 2 8 GleeClubl 2 3 4 Speech3 4 YTeens3 Travel Club MARY Loulsl-: N1-:w'roN Newt Newt is friendly with all and misses very few activities of the school G A A l 2 3 4 Glee b l234Scoutsl234L0ck 8: Key 2 3 Class Secretary 3 4 Speech 3 4 Travel Club NEIBON E SCHAFFER Nels Nelson came to Lockland High in 1944 He immediately be- came popular with the entire student body Bandl Track l 2 3 4 Stal! Travel Club Spanish Club 1 2 H1Y Complzments of TENACITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY 40 1 Ronnm' Tous Y oungzn Robert I5 one of the best looklng members of the class Mgr I 2 Basketball 3 4 Track 1 2 8 4 Glee Club Staff HIY 3 4 Travel Club n PATRICIA ANN RILEY a Pat IS one person that you cant say what she s domg She IS al wa changing G .YA A 1 Travel Club Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Speech BETTY JEAN Vossum Vome Bettv IS another glrl that hkes to have fun and take ID all the events m school A A 1 2 8 Y Teens 3 Travel Club Glee Club 1 2 8 4 Speech 3 4 A HELEN HARPER Harpw Helen IS a fun lovmg g1rl and IS very popular She IS always around to cheer you up Cheerleaderl 2 3 G A A l 2 Travel Club Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Speechl 2 DIANE GRUENINGEB G1-ueny Dlane IS one ol' the outstandxng workers of our class We can depend on her for her ablhty and fnendshnp to help us always GleeClubl 2 3 4 Speech8 4 YTeens 3 4 Spamsb Club l 2 SLQHGAAIZS4-Travel Club Lock 8: Key 3 Student Council l Class Treasurer 4 41 LOUIE Aus1'I-:RMAN 1101418 Lolne IS one of the best athletes turned out by L H S f0l' qulte a few years He also tles In the school Glee Club l 4 Football I 2 8 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseballi 3 4 Trackl 3 4 Staff HI Y 3 4 Travel Club - up to 3 ' ' G. . , , 5 - , 4g and is quite popular. has one of the best personali- I A This page donated by HOLLMAN BROS. DAIRY . 1 - FREEMAN Sroex Whitey Whitey has a good personahtv and is well liked by everyone His cheerfulness and smile stands out everywhere Basketball 1 2 Track 2 Lam flubl 2 HIY 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Lock 8: Key 3 Staff Speech 3 4 Travel Club Senior Speech Pay CAROL FLAVIN -- Carrie Carrie didn't come to us till our Junior year but she has helped our class and has won many friends. We wish you all the luck in the world. Latin Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 43 Y-Teens 3, 4. AGNES STEGGEMAN - Aggie Aggie is one of our smiling girls. She is always giggling about some- thing but we love her anyway and her wish good luck. Y-Teens 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 8, 43 Speech 3, 4. W IRGINIA WILES Ginny Glnny IS one of the girls that started with the class at the age of five Ginny has made many friends while she has been with us and we know she will keep them forever Good luck GAAl234Lock8zKey4 Y Teens 3 4 Staff Travel Club Speechl 2 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 PATRICIA Roux Patsy Entered our class of 1948 in Sophomore year She is known for dry sense of humor Patsy will be long remembered for her love of a good time Y Teens 3 4 Travel Club Latin Club Compliments of CARLSON S HARDWARE, LOCKLAND 42 T KS ' '99 . . U A ' A - . a ,. . ' . . Y I - ' K , i f ' ' .' . ' I ' ' .1 ' ' ' ' ' ' , 3 , ,ii , - , 5 Q ' D 5 9 5 I I 1. L Y Y Il ' Y! - ' - v , y 5 , ' f - , is 1 . - , Z y 1 1 - ,, Q, ' v .4 u .- 1 ii FJ? .' . . ML 'flaf grail, H4- - ',.ii.w.- - , hm., , D . 'A',', 4, - , , . - , -ffl. Q if ' 9 Vi ILLIAM Pom Billie Billie is a good friend of every one as well as a good student He is always humorous and considerate Speech 3 4 Senior Speech Class Play Track 2 Basket ball 2 Student Council 4 Hi Y 8 4 Staff Travel Club E! al DONALD GRAHAM Greyhound We will hate to leave Don because he won his vsay ID with his witty saymgs Football l 2 3 Track l Cleeilubl 2 4 Traxel Club Staff bpeech8 1-f' MARY JANE l'LLmcn - Janie Janie is one of our talented girls in the class. We hope she con- tinues vith her music and is very successful. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l. 2, 3. 43 Spanish Club l, 23 Glee Club lg Travel Club. VIRGINIA COOPER -- Ginny Ginny started as one of our youngest members. From five to eighteen is a long time isn't it, Ginny. Spanish l, 23 Lock 8: Key 33 Y-Teens 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 8, 43 Travel Club. In Mu: JoHNsoN Clem Ixa has been a xery hard worker xn her four years of high school and can take great pride in the accomplishments of the class Qpamshl 2 3 X Teens3 4 Glee Clu l 2 3 4 Trawel lub Speech 3 4 Mary is the personality girl of the Class of 48 Keep it up Mary and we are sure youll make a grand secretary GAAIQS4 YTeens34 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Travel Club Donatzon made by THE VOGUE 48 EARL GRAU Dreamer Earl has had one big time in high school He is a good dresser and good lookin Glee Club 1 Speech 3 4 Staff Travel Club A T ,. - 3, ,, ' ' , . I ' g, u , , . , 3 , 3 1 w , , 5 ' 1 3 . . 3 . , - .. ,, , , ' Q 7 .. I ' 7 H I . ! 1 b , . , 1 ' C Q , . xg I fi 1 MAH! HELEN CASTNER - Can ' - .3 . r ' I I 9 ' K I by 2 r . L Q . .' V ', .W r 1 n 1 - A V BILL KASTEWS ll zlly If a winning smile means any thing in this business world Bills ambition should come true Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Football l Travel Club MARJORIE HIGH1' - Margie Margie, a small girl with a big smile. is one of the most popular members of the class. Always making new friends and sharing her happiness with us, Margie is well liked by everyone. Glee Club l, 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 3, 4:Travel Club, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Staff. CLARA FREY - Clara Clara is always willing to help her class in anything. We hope you keep on with this willingness for work all through life, Clara. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 3, 4, Glee Club l. Lonuxr Bun ES Barney Loraine is one of the girls that has taken stenograplly thc last tw: years Thats all right Loralne keep it up Glee Qlubl 2 3 4 Speech 3 4 A 1 Pug is more or less our athletic girl She is good in mnning games but a little ter in winning friends We wish Pug sue cess in whatew er she chooses Good luck' X S1234 XILens3 4 Stuent Council 2 3 Scouts l 2 3 4 Speech 3 4 Glee Llubl 2 3 4 Traxelklub btalf 44 ,-,spef gk ..3,'frf i',.:g: .f - ,iiejjdg '1 mia li if., .24 fi 15 w iff Z . ifrm ,. , . 4: ' WALTLR ROBINSON Sleepy Sleepy is the only member of the class who can say he has been neither absent nor tardy for thirteen years Qpeech 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Staff Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track! 3 4 Baseball 2 Hi Y 3 4 Lock 81 Kes 3 Senior qpeech Class Play Traxel Club G.A. ANITA LEE YVATKINS - Pug G.h.i. ,',,, 3 '- f i, gf d i This page donated by MAYFAIR ICE CREAM, INC. In the past few years Bull has become a well known person ln the halls of Lockland Hugh He xs well known for his quick mt and keen personallty Speech 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Travel Club Football l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Tennis 2 3 H1 Y qtaff Speech 3 4 CLARA HASSLER If zndy Clara IS another student that has trod the path of education at Loc lt land from start to fin: lx Cleeflubl 2 3 4 Npfetlx 3 4 Trax el Club XX um Povvrsn ll anda Wanda who spends most of her spare hmc m the school llbrarx would like to become an art teacher Sha has been serx actne X 2 3 4 Clce 12 3 4 XTeens 3 4 'Scouts 1 2 3 4 Travel Club XIARY Jtw: Dumsox June June left Lockland ln the middle of her sophomore year She attend ed 'Vlt Healthy Hlgh School untll the senior year when she returned to Lockland Glee Club 1 4 Trawel Club GREM KEETON Greta Greta xs one of the late comers to the class but she has done qunte well Glee Club 2 3 4 Travel Club Speech 3 4 C mnos GRI1- FIN I' uzzy Fuzz s chief characteristics are steadmess persxstency and frlendlxness Because of these he ns a friend to all and IS also willing to help when we ca Glee Club 1 2 Speech 3 4 Qemor Class Play Travel Club Donatzon made by THE SUN BROOK STEEL C XSTINGS COMPANY 45 .. v- .. 's . v ' , . , :S x ' -. 1 . v Y , i 1. r H - . t 5 ,g xx ' It . . . , I. . li I A D I KE x 1 x v tv ' v Q i ln G. . . A. G. A. A. 1, , ', 1 1 Club , t , . . afig ri 5 y , - I - . , Q , ' fi I , , , 3 - . , -.. 1 ,, hvILLIAM LEw1s- Bill C - - - . Y . ' 5 . i N W ' - ll. y 5 - , 1 ' , 5 , : , , , u . g . , , , S , 3 , Z ' 3 - 5 , - V ! , S ' - Cv!! Il 19 , . 1- 3 4 ' ' ! ' ' ' v X 'L S137 . 2, is t p , L u , , Z ' S L. fl . , . . . . Q FDGAR ALAN KARR Alan Alan has been one of the mam figures around the school His tall tales will be greatly missed Glee Club l Football l 2 Track 1 Travel Club MARIE Bnoscn - Marie Marie is one of our best scholastic students in the class. She is will- ing to help anyone who needs her and we are sure she will continue to do so in her career as a nurse. Good luck, Marie. Charter Member of Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4: Y- Teens 35 Glee Club lg Travel Club. v LEARETTA Smfm - Learetta Learetta is on the quiet side of the ,Senior class but she does all rlght for herself. Good luck. Q. A. A. 13 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Speech 3' Travel Club. I AROLYN ADAMQ fare fare IS a pleasing girl to meet She has a personality that ewery one likes and a sunny smile for all 3 l lee I lu Travel Llub MARGARET ASKREN Marg Margaret is one of our personality girls She is willing to help the class at all times Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Latin Club l284GAA24YTeens8 Travel Llub 'W THOMAS Lvxms Tom Tom IS the type who is a. true friend to you once he gets to know you He will be re membered because of his track and art ability Track l 2 3 4 Foo ball 1 2 3 GleeClub12 3 4 Trasel Club Staff bpeech - l . I 4 1 u V . 1 a , , ' y z t lk, 3 Av K - .. , ., fl o.A.A.1,e,1:- 'b1,2l y 3, 43 Speech 3, 43 Y-Teens 3g . 'I sq I I . I ! Contributed by DARLING 8: COMPANY f IIARLES Ow I-:xs lharlze fharlle was one of the first members of the Llxss H hw great ablhtw ln the wood worlung depirtmcnt and Should go fir 1n the held he Choobes 1 2 'B 4 Stxff Trmul b ALPHA TERRY Alpha Alpha may be somewhat txmld hut she hai won herself a fiance We hope alle will be happx m the llfe she chooses 'wpeegh 3 4 X Teens 3 4 hee Clubl 2 3 4 Traxelilub REGINA Romxsox Reggze -X day m School would not be complete wxthout the wltty re markb of Reggle eens'3 4 C A A l 3 Trawelilub Spec-ch3 4 X n In Gum Hnnmx ee Xee li one of our quiet gxrlb who always wears a smile She lb al w ns Nllllllg to help and to try to do her best We w Ish her good luck m her married lxfe X X l 2 3 4 X Teen Speech 3 4 Glee Qlubl 2 3 4 Trax el Llub Jtxr: ISEEFE l me I me lb the llfe of the partx Her abxlltx to make friends w 1ll be an asset to her ln the future X 1 2 'S 4 X Teens Gnrl Scout: 1 2 3 4 btudent 1 ouncxl 4 47 Ixuu. I- Hoaxes Ixar Ixarl has done falrly well ln school and bhould do fairly well m the husmess world Student C ouncxl 'S Latm Club 1 2 I'rawelClub -' L' ',:ls:- ., :'l Y-T ., :sf .... ,2, ,4Q , . , -N V I.. e 5' ' ' . G11-Q Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Track ,,.,g.'zg 2'-Clu. ' .I -, , jlulvn-w Q......,,:'-- s3,4: G:A.'.. , 3 '- '3,4g Donated by GOLDSMITITS DEPT. STORE N 1 AVN WICKAY A nh dnal kfr n h n 8 u uh 3 v h 3 4 u l nt L un 113 Trax lhlul I is ALBERTA Whirrr B e by a. x kng h ppg marr Club 4 Il Gnu: NELL Clap d ablty t H l u you are uotn fateo with the most important oetision of pour life choosing a career Before you make pour final tbolte, it tnoulo pap you to look mto the tnonoerful opportunities that are before you in the Giniteo States Qrmp ano Giniteo States Qtr jforee Thzs page contributed by HARTMAN 81 BAILEY HARDWARE 48 . i - nn An as 0 e otofwor 0 the class a d ot ers. She wo 't be easily for otten. Glee Cl b l, 2: G. A. A. 1, 23 Spanish Cl 2, 1 Y-Teens 33 Lock SL Kew 3: Speec , 3 St - ce 'o c' L 'e ' 1. .0 . . ' - miie gfgfghln Bertie has been a life-long m mber ' of the class of '4-8. She is well Y liked ' all nd 's loo i forward to a. a ' ied life. Travel Clubg Glee ' L Y- Tee s 3, 4. J i' - Nell In his Junior year Gene came to us from Arizona. He im- media! ' roved his sense of humor an ii 0 make friends. Spanish Club 3, 43 i-Y 3, 4g Trave Cl b. It made a big hit IS the saying The three performances awed practically all Lockland and their neighbors Skeet our director did a. wonderful Job great mlnstrel has made a great impression upon those who saw it and the performers of the future The proceeds aided our travel club fund giving it a big boost Thanks to Skeet the cast and the contributors I ontrzbutwn by HARMEYER PAINIT QTORE, 49 and with the new type of paint used, the show was strictly original. This truly LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 48 We the senxor class of Lockland High School bemg of sound mmd U5 and body do mtabllsh this to be our last wlll and testament ARTICLE I To the Freshman we leave the ablllty to make money by the bushels ARTICLE II To the Sophomores we leave our abxllty to w1n the plaque ARTICLE III To the Juniors we leave the third floor and permlssxon to look at our class plcture ARTICLE IV To the faculty who were so fond of us we leave our memonea ARTICLE V To the school we leave all the bubble gum we stuck on the seat. ARTICLE VI Our more personal chsrac tenstxcs we leave as follows CAROLYN ADAMS leaves her headaches re- allord aspmn MARGARET ASKREN leaves her heavy Physics book to an extra strong person LOUIE AUSTERMAN leaves hrs hxg red mmatnon paddle to Don Sowder RUTH BALL wllls her modelmg abxllty to Tersa Papanla WALTER BARKER leaves hls quiet mood to Vlvxan Grlifm Hop Along Tvs lllxger LORAINE BARNES leaves shorthand to any one who wants xt MARIE BROSCH leaves her As to Don Gnfhn MARILYN BURKE w1lls her Latnn knowledge to Juanxta Van Nest MARY CASTNER leaves her cap and gown to her brother B111 VIRGINIA COOPER leaves her absence ex cuses to her brother Bob MARY J DAVIDSON wllls her hexght to Phoebe Hollxngsworth CAROL FLAVIN leaves her changmg color of halr to Betty Lewellyn CLARA FREY leaves her G A A abllxty to Dons Smxth sleep m class to any sleepy person DONALD GRAHAM and Earl Grau are takmg two Freshman wlth them CAROLOS GRIFFIN wills hrs bnllxant mmd to Elmer Feck DIANE GRUENINGER leaves Butchles Bxlllards to Twllls Tavern DAVID GUTHERIE leaves hrs As to Paul Monroe CLARA HASSLER leavm her Pubhc Speak mg ablllty to her slster HELEN HARPER leaves her sense of humor to Joan Hammond VIVIAN HERRIN leaves her shorthand ln abxhty to Collene MARGIE HIGI-IT leaves her love for short- hand to anyone CAROL M HINE leaves her love for gym to Teresa Papanxa KARL HORNER ll talnng everything FRED INGOLD wllls his curly halr to Bxll Llerman IVA JOHNSON leaves her seat on the Hoor rn Basxc Math to anyone problems to anyone who nmds lt BILL KASTENS wllls his slze to Jerry Watkins JUNE KEEFE vsnlls her curly halr and perox xde bottle to Pat Norton GRETA KEETON leaves her study hall seat to Mlldred Hasty JOYCE LACEY leaves her Macbeth book to Lois Brockmeyer Always together boon tune nuts C lass of 51 5 Wall Nuts 6 Miss Legs of 1948 7 Helpllll Donated by BEN FRANKLIN STORE, LOCKLAND 50 9 ceived from Miss Pla!! to anyone who can LOUFLI-A GRABER leave' he' 'bility to ALAN KARR leaves his ability to work math I. 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I ' 4. , ' I ' 1 I ' f Y X l The 1'ne Sharps W dtch lt llc-ak, ' lroulmle Trxo Roses among Thorns hours Don More Wall Nuts Smlle Gang' Sunday Wlornmg W ho s W ho Down by the Old Mull creek LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 48 BILL LEWIS wllls hls number 24 football Jersey to hxs brother Glenn NATALIE LORTON leave her smgmg ablhty to Norms Edwards DICK LOVELL wrlls hrs abxhty to do nothing to hrs sister Pat TOM LYKINS leave hxs abxlrty to plck up mek names to Rick Noble HELEN LYNN leave her figure to Joan Steltenpohe ANN McKAY wllls her 'Plane Geometry abrhty to any person who takes nt LAVERNE MEADER leaves her natural color haxr to Nma Mitchell MARILYN MUHLENPOH leaves her mlllngness to Betty Houston GENE NELL wllls his telephone number to all gurls MARY LOUISE NEWTON leaves her locker plus Junk to Barbara Abbott LESTER NOBLE leave has sweat socks to Bulord M1115 CHARLIE OWENS leave hxs 100 yard dash to Paul Archmal JEAN PATRICK wnlls her green glasses to any nearsxghted Freshman CLAUDE PLAYFORTH wxlls has good grade to the Freshmen who need them BILLIE POE leave his chewxng gum to Bxlllaerman BONNIE POTEET leaves her thumb suckxng to Vxvmn Gntiin WANDA POYNTER leave her extra pounds of weight to anyone who needs rt PETE REAMS wills his pee wee mlnd to Jerry Watlnns PAT RILEY leave her low voxce to Huey Phelps REGINA ROBINSON leave her bangs to Conme Gall SLEEPY ROBINSON leave hrs locker picture to Benny Parrlman MARILYN ROUSEY leave her sack purse to anyone who can fill It NELSON SCHAFFER leave his ablhty to slup study haUs to Don Beebe ELAINE SHEARER wllls her shorthand note to anyone who an read them LEARETTA SMITH leave her good study hall habits to Rose Gentry AGNES STEGGEMAN wxlls her Macbeth book to any Junmr who might emoy xt FREEMAN STOCK ll talnng everything with hxm ALPHA TERRY leave her Clvle class to the Juniors ROBERT TOMS leave his abllxty to keep a glrl to Don Stxopple JOYCE TOWLES leave her abnhty to fall down to anyone MARY J ULLRICH leave her seat ln the clannet sectxon to Jack Wagner BETTY VOSSLER leaves her ablllty to majorette to Pat Norton ANITA WATKINS walls her basketball shorts to Loretta Popplewell ALBERTA WHITT wllls her natural blonde hanr to Rose Gentry JEAN WHITT wills her abxhty to get sus- pended to Don Schaier VIRGINIA WILES leave Kenny Bowman to Vnrgzma Hahn PAT YORK leave her men to anyone who en get them Thzs page donated by FRANK F REED 51 o . 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I ' 1 , ., , ' to ' ' ' N DRIVER EDUCATION School authorxtles IH Ohlo slow to take up the real challenge In a new field of educatlon hawe at last reallzed that they can no longer afford to withhold drn Ing lnstructlon They are aware of the fact that the money lost through motor wehlcle accldents In one year would pay for the teachmg of ox er forty mllhon persons to drne safely and efficiently They are acceptmg the challenge and offering drner educatlon and trfumng to thelr puplls who are eagerly slgmng up for the courses Todas lugh school pupils spend thlrtv sux hours In the classroom studvlng sound drnmg practlces lIldlXldll3l drner qURllflC8.tl0Il drn er and pedestrian responslbllltles rules of the road traffic laws and ordinances constructlon maintenance and operatlon of the motor vehicle soclety s responsxbllltxes and a host of related subjects The remammg twenty four of the sixty hours are spent In the dual-controlled car six of them actually behmd the wheel and the balance as observer learners The drnmg class has been wery co-operatne In helpmg the Lockland Police Department solve some of the clty traffic problems Thev have a beautlful gray Chex rolet from the Kung Chevrolet Company wlth a dual control They plan to use It In their course of studv at school Our class conslst of three groups they are as follows Group One Carol Flax In -Xgnes Steggeman Bob Toms and Pete Ream Group Two Ruth Ball Margaret Askrens Donald Graham and Bull Kastens Group Three Y lrglllla Wxles Clara Frey Walter Roblnson and Earl Grau VIRGINIA WILES Reporter Complzments of FRANK REED General I mrurance 53 1 .. . . 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I t . ,. , . . . f . ,I , , . . - I I I - v. .. . . - I I I - -I I onor SOClStY Locltland Hlgh School IS proud of nts membership ln the N3tl0H3l Honor Socletv To belong to thls Chapter a student must not onlv mamtam a '3 5 aw erage but also must possess qualifications 1n character leadershlp and seruce Each vear the group completes some worthw hlle project The work this year was the sponsorship of an UN ESCO Instltute 1n uhlch each of the tu elxe Yalley Schools sendmg two delegates partlclpated The afternoon meetmg conslsted of talks presented bv the Lockland Chapter follovs ed by dlscusslons on the organlzatlon and purposes of LNESCO The two events to vshlch all look form ard wlth great mterest are the 1n1t1at1on and the presentatlon of plns to seniors who are entltled to wx ear them Slmulznq 'Warne llrosch Nhss Dye Wlarxlxn Houses ltoslxn Rummfll laura Yanderllerfl' I'llen Hagood .lamquelme Bowman Joan Hammond Snlmg C zrmld I I1 mmons Iesttr 'Noble Daud C uthrn lhntrzbuled by ROLFES SHOE STORE 54 I f , . I ' . 1 . ' m . . . U . . , A , x Y. , A.. . . V . , V . , . Y , . . I . - x nv TA' L n Two films, The Peoples Charter and Border Lines were shown. A' ' .- A ' lv y A ' yy , A ' L. B i., L. I. , V ' ' ' V I ' . ' - v NAME CAROLYN ADAMS MARGARET ASKREN BOB AUSTERMAN RUTH BALL WALTER BARKER LORAINE BARNES MARIE BOROSCH MARILYN BURKE MARY CASTNER VIRGINIA COOPER MARY J. DAVIDSON CAROL FLAVIN CLARA FREY LOUELLA GRABER DONALD GRAHAM EARL GRAU CARLOS GRIFFIN DIANE GRUENINGER DAVID GUTHRIE HELEN HARPER CLARA HASSLER VIVIAN HERRIN MARGIE HIGHT CAROL M HINE FRED INGOLD IVA JOHNSON ALAN KARR BILL KASTENS JUNE KEEFE GRETA KEETON JOYCE LACEY WILLIAM LEWIS NATALIE LORTON RICHARD LOVELL TOM LYKINS HELEN LYNN ANN MCKAY LAVERNE MEADER MARILYN MUI-ILENPOH GENE NELL MARY NEWTON LESTER NOBLE CHARLES OWENS JEAN PATRICK CLAUDE PLAYFORTH WILLIAM POE BONNIE POTEET WANDA POYNTER RALPH REAMS PAT RILEY REGINA ROBINSON WALTER ROBINSON MARILYN ROUSEY NELSON SCHAFFER ELAINE SHEARER LEARETTA SMITH AGNES STEGCMAN FREEMAN STOC Ix ALPHA TERRY ROBERT TOMS JOYCE TOWLES MARY J ULLRICH BETTY VOSSLER ANITA WATKINS ALBERTA WHITT JEAN WHITT VIRGINIA WHILES PATRICIA YORK ROLL CALL NICKNAME Care Marg Louie Ruthie Barney Rie Burke Mary Coop Carrie Cleo Doodles Greyhound Fuzzy Grueny Gus Harpy Vee Maggie Mae Hine Inskey Clem Big Bill Lace Bi Nat Dick M ousey Snookey Reb Heceton Newt Charlie Jeanne Pat Billie Potee Pete Reggie S ee Rousey Shaff Shearer Sissy Aggie W hitie A Bobbie Red Y ossey Pug Jeanne Ginney HOBBY Skating Dancing Sports Skating Eating Sports Reading Speech Piano Piano Dates Dancing Reading Sleeping Photography Photography Coins Butchies Billiards History Butchies Billiards A rt B ooks Records Saxaphone Letter Writing Music Post Cards Enjoying Life Sports Reading Sports Avoiding Work Reading Liking People Traveling Music Eating Photography Sports Animals Golf Music Butchies Billiards M usic Sports Fun Radio Sports Reading I Jancing Photography Knitting Art Food Playing Butchies Billiards Athletics Scouts Writing LIKES BEST Good time Dance Hammy Good Time Ice Cream Good Time Merrell's Fun Sports Sleeping Marion Williamsberg Fun Hartwell Dyehouse Donna Riding My Dog Free Periods Bobbie Johnny Herbie Nubbs To Eat Tennessee Music Spring Dewey Swimming Fun Food Art People Freckles Excitement We Three Football Music Food M F Talking We Three Dick J ohnn Loraine Latin Track Work Fudge Bud Swimming Sherman Harp Herbie Dancing Herb We Three Fun Williamsberg FAVORITE SONG I Love You, Yes I Do Stardust Serenade of the Bells You'll Never Walk Alone That's My Desire It Had To Be You Body and Soul A Fellow Needs a Girl You Do The Stan-1 Will Remember Near You D Dont' Know Why Night and Day Night and Day Those Things Money Can't Buy How Soon Down the Road Apiece Body and Soul Claire de Lune Body and Soul Ebony and Rhapsody Serenade of the Bells Theme to the West Stardust Serenade of the Bells Malaguano Stardust Body and Soul Stardust Chopins Polonaise The Stars Will Remember New Years Eve You Do Body and Soul Ebony Rhapsody A Fellow Needs a Gir Claire de Lune The Best Things in Iife Rhapsody in Blue Ballerina You Do Now is the Hour Stardust That s My Desire Toot Toot Tootsie Warsaw Concerto Stardust C laire de Lune Ballerina How Soon Sunrise Serenade Near You Body and Soul Stardust Boogie Blues Stardust A Fellow Needs a Gir Stormy Weather How Soon SENIOR S POPULARITY POLL Most Popular Curl 'Vlost Popular Buy Prettiest Girl 'Vlost Handsome Boy I utest Boy Nlost Pleasant Girl Most Pleasant Boy Most Tardy Best Athlete Boy Best Athlete C'1rl Most Timld Girl Joyce Lacey Louie Austerman Ruth Ball Bob Toms Bob Toms Mary Helen Ca.tner Bill Poe Jean Whitt Louie Austerman Anita Watkin Helen L5 nn Moat Timid Boy Latest Night Owl Sleepie t Person Corniest Jokes Sweetest Boy Best Dancer Best Scholar Favorite Hangout Most Talkative Boy Most Talkative Girl Biggest Line Carlos Griffen Gene Nell Walter Robinson Don Graham Louie Austerman Helen Harper Marilyn Rousey Friend s Bill Lewis Regina Robinson Walter Robinson re Free First To Be Married Worst Griper Most Bashful Girl Most Bashlul Boy Wittiest Girl Favorite Orchestra I lara Hassler Tom Lykins Helen Ly nn Carlos Grilfcn Regina Robinson Xaughn Monroe Biggenst Gum Lhewer Pat X ork June Keele Girl with Prettiest Hair Jean Vlhitt Best Personality Girl Jean Patrick Best Personality Boy Fred Ingold Ihanlts Io BERG BROS DRI GS for this Page ' 'll l ' ' I I .' . 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Blu Lewis Speech Department Bottom Ron let to nghl D Morgan J Higgins M Hasty W Wiles A Steggman NI Rousey J Lacey Miss Aber L Hine f Adams It Ball L Barnes A Terry L Meader L Graber NI L 'Newton Second Hou N Fdwards C Lynn J Stewart L Brockmeyer J Frau Y Herrin L llassler B Puteet D Stroppel 'NI I'ult7 NN Meeker D bovider Thlrd Rou D Coffey S Dauer E Latham P Ixeith S Guthrie L Wiiracle Vt Lewis P Archmal G Abbott H Patrick A Ballinger I'our!h Rau C Keeton 'Nl Ingold J Hammond L Xander Werff J Patrick 5 Mchear W Lier man M Cox C Ostholthofl' J fox C Acus R Brakville Izth Ron R Rummel E Hagood J Bowman B Morgan B Yossler P Riley T Proctor I' Stock W Robinson D Lowell F Ingold W oe The Speech Department began the year under the direction of Nliss Norma Aher with forty three Jumors and thirty four Seniors Indnidual and group projects proxed to be yery interesting throughout the year. Students participated in Panel Discussions Declamations Radio lrograms Plays Assemblies and Leadership of Discussion Groups. Some of the high-lights of the year were: The Junior Town Meeting of the Air broadcast from the Lockland High School Stage Junior Play Senior Speech Class Play and four student directed plays. The department provides real situations by which the student can exercise develop and improve speech difficulties poise and personality. In general the speech course stimulated us to a point where we knew we had derived full benefit from our experience. -56- Senlor Speech Class Play GHOST WANTED Ghost Wanted A Mystery Comedy was presented to a full house on the evemng of lNoy em ber Q1 by the Semor Speech Class Granny Kate played bv lNIar1 lyn Rousey has taken a sudden and mtense lnterest ln zombles Strange guests the Professor Davld Guthrxe and 'Nlaclame Zolga Joyce Lacey spend davs at a tlme on the 1sland workmg all sorts of voodoo on eluslve ghosts Gmger Bonme Poteet and Gale lNIar1lyn Burke dldn t beheve 1n ghosts however I fact they are bored by them And what wlth lVIada1ne Zolga and her cycles and Troddy played by Mary LOUISE Newton servmg tea at all hours the glrls declde that somethlng must be done to save Granny Gmger places an ad 1n the paper Ghost Wanted She belley es that they can lure a ghost to haunt the house 1n such a way as to cure Granny of her mterest 1n such thlngs Hugo Bllhe Poe and Jeff Fred Ingold apply for the Job and Hugo arrnes all dressed up ln what he thmks the best dressed ghost should wear Hugo IS ready to grab his hat at the first scream and there are several when the ghost of Slmon Gore Carlos Grlffin really walks But slnce the boats have all disappeared Cand so hate some of the peoplej and there IS no way of gettmg off the lsland Hugo decides to brave lt our So they set a ghost to catch a ghost and they succeed wlth mterest Hatcher the butler Walter R0blDSOH Azalea and old lobster woman played by Regma Robmson Nora Wane wath a nose for lIlW6Stlg8.tl0I1 -Xnn McKay and lNIr Bradshaw the sherlff Freeman Stock ll make an Interesting and surprxslng contrlbutlon to the solutlon of the halr ralsxng mystery Ghost W anted The production staff mcludmg Robert Toms fartlstl dxd much to help make Ghost W anted the out standlng mystery-comedy 0 , - a . 1- v , L v 1 - , . - .. , A 1 K a ' ., - s . v . , 5 .., ' . n , . cs sy -9 s ' s , . 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' I v n 1 .. , x 7 1 : Y ' I ' .4 . . 4 f 1, 1 , . . . 1 x v s s r y . . v unior Class Pla I oung Xprll a SPPIO C omedx xx as pr4 s4 ntul to a xerx large audnence on February 19 by the Junior Class Xoung., -Xprll contmues xx1th th4 4-xp4 r14n44s of the 'tlclntx res presenting the youngsters Terrx fBettx Nlorganl and George fPaul Xr4hm :lj ln their later adol4 scenu The xoung., daughter has her be 1u'4 m rapld SUCKCSAIOII almost marry mg the xx rong one untll the kmdlx mterx entxon of 'tlother CI'll4n Ilagoodj and Dad CRonald I arelmannj together xxxth the gxrls oxxn groxxlng understanding steer her oxer to the right one 'I he ol4l4 r brother xx ho ls ln loxe xxlth an 1d4 al coneeptlon of the sxx eetest girl m the vxorld Duane plax ed hx Joan I'IIL,glHS dns 4ox4rs that she ls only human after xll I'or a tlme he lb eompletelx dlslllusloned Pmally he realxzes that he lox4s her unx hoxx just as sh4 IN 'And we see George groxxmg up at last and adyustxng himself to some of the actlxxtxes of llfe D4xond'1 Nforgan as Iulu the mald Sue Broxxn as I lxlan Brlan the box xx ho puts Terrv off the baseball team plax ed bx f hff Mus Ili rt xx ho 4 Arms a blue book xlltl hell I'ultz the sxx eet gushx 'Urs NIIIILI' plaxed bx Joan Hammond her son Stexx art Nllller xx ho xx mts to m xrrx l4rrx CTom I fllttlbfl Iam a nexxlx xxed Iioslxn Rumm4l Jackxe Iloxx m mn as Elsie Gladxs Lx nn as Wllldred Pete and Iylltth K 4or5.,4 s pxls plaxul hx Bull N144lV4r md I' xerctt Nlusser all h4lp to 4nl1x4n the plax xxlth buts of humor The smgers 1-us Xbbot I xrrx 'thru I4 Nhllard I ox Don Nliyltlt r I1m4s I ov and I aul Knox l4n4l 1 r4 lll5tll touch to the bnrthdax partx Ihroug,,hout th4 plax Wlothzr :nfl Dui noxx 4 tsuallx noxx m gr4at cont ern d1s4 uss thelr xoungsters problem The play 13 a L1 uum4 tudx of th4 llltll' Fl utmns of par4nt and xoungster rlurmg th4 tend4r romantnr lmpulsxxe Xoung -Xprll age Ih4 4f'f44 tnx4 Nt 4 nerx 4onstru4 t4 4l bx Don Ntroppal Gus Xbbot 'thtc hell I ult7 Bill I lerman Harold Patrick Charles Ostholthoff and I loxd It lut Llur g1x4 a r4aI1st14 ltmospln Tl to th4 PFIKIUCIIUII of the play llu 4nt1r4 4 Ast md produ4t1on sl LH' 10-Uptrdtltl ln 4x4rx possxbl4 xxax to brmg lbout th4 edutatxonal XAIUKS of the pl mx ls xxell as th4 hmshul pro4lu4t 08 V . 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I-I . .V V V VI- V I II V V V VI- II II- - EV' ' .' ' '. Speech ctivities Duane Gruenmger and Fred Ingold bexng mtervnewed by Dorothy Johnston on the I-I1Tlme program Mary Loulse New ton who so ably partxcxpated IH the c1ty wlde Communxty Chest Program Mary Lomse spoke before the Hartwell Women s Club and our own Lockland P T A Participating on the Hello Teacher Program were Vlrgmxa Wlles Ann McKay Manlyn Rousey and Fred Ingold Knot ln plcturel Manlyn won tirst place and recened a beautlful S45 Gruen wrmt watch The last radxo program wlll be It Is Fun to Learn Earl Grau and Don Graham Knot ln plcturel actlvlty photographers 59 9. ' ' - ' - lr ' - n s 10- . , , , .. . . . . , . . ll. .'. . H I In :. . . . v . D . I - . V, . 12. ' ' , ' ' . Y teens IS a branch of the Y W C A for teen age glrls ENS CLeft to Rightl First Row: Miss Dye, V. Herrin, J. Hammond, E. Hagood, M. Ingold, M. Rousey, J. Lacey, M. Hight, M. Frey, D. Varelman, S. Schmidt, Miss Smallwood. Second Row: A. McKay, N. Mitchell, V. Hahn, J. Marple, J. Patrick, A. Terry, A. Steggeman, V. Wiles, C. Frey, A. Watkins, R. Rummel, L. Vander Wert! J. Bowman B. Poteet, Miss Aber Thzrdlfow Mlss Dorsch V Heme L Brockmeyer J Grau E Iatham B Abbott I Whxtt, W Poynter D Cruenmger N Lorton J Keefe M H Castner J Walnscott L Popplewell Y TEEN OFFICERS Presfldent MARILYN ROUSEY I we Presuieut JOAN HAMMOND Secretary MARGII-: Hmm' Treasurer Jorcn LACEY Wlth the endmg of thls year the Y teens mll have had a very prosperous year at L H S They have partlclpated In World Fellovushmp bw raxsmg money for The Rehabllntatlon of X W C A Centers In Chma They have contrxbuted Red Cross boxes for the chlldren m the war torn countries Candy sales and the selllng of Chrnstmas cards made It possxble for us to help Y teens and HI Y sponsored a Holy Week program Durmg thls week mmxsters from the valley churches were mvnted to come and talk about the Cruclfixlon Wlth a llmxted membershnp of 40 gurls each glrl recelved more mdnudual attentlon In our self Improvement program In the sprmg LOCK L AND KEY Four years ago the students of Lockland decxded that a school paper was a necesslty and thus was started The Lock L and Key Because all students have been very co-operative the pubhcatxon has been most successful thus year The semors wlsh that the students wIll contmue ltS publlcatxon and make lt bugger and better In every way Fzrst Row E Hagood J Bowman L Vanderwerf J Hammond F Ingold B Hulf R Bowman Second Row R Rummel V Wlles D Stroppel Mxss Love, D Kmman T Procter Edztor LAURA VANDI-:RWr:nI-'F Asnstant Edztors DoN STROPPEL DoN QOWDER Busmess Manager GERALD CLI-znmovs Feature Edztors ELLEN IIAGOOD JOAN HAMMOND Sports Editors fGIrlsJ JACQUELINE BOWMAN MARGARET INGOLD Sports Edttors CBoysJ Cartoomst CLIFF Acus Senwr Class Reporter VIRGINIA WILES Junwr Class Reporter SUI: BROWN Sophomore Class Reporters Freshman Class Reporters 81 Class Reporter 82 Class Reporter 71 Class Reporter 72 Class Reporter Advisor , , . :. ,-.,. , . ,. .,. ,.. . 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GIRLS AND BOYS GLEE CLUB QLef! fo rzghlb Fu-stRou G lynn J Qtewart M Hxght W Hmm X IIune C 'NI Hmc C Adams NI Rousey J Lacey M Burke A Watl-uns A Stcggman Y Wllee Y LFIIIIH P Lowell D Rauldoff R Stuwart Second Row J Marple D Lang I Poppleuell I Ilrocknlqcr J Crm: I Johnson M Muhlenpoh M Castner VV Poynter Q Ihsslgr I Hmrrm M L Newton R Potwt J lxufv I3 Caldwell J X in Nut lx Bcebe Fourlh Rau D Patrlck L Iwo I Abbott S Schmidt P Vihntssorth N Pdwxrds J Ilasslor P Ilunn J Steltenpohc J Karlf- N l'uIt1 J Ilreezlg J Ihrtlu I Herrm II I nblm D Nmlth N Stout D Rmk I3 Abbott L Graber Huelsman 'NI Askron I' Nhzlrmr R Rllu I5 Yosblxr qzxih R011 I Ifrpamd Nl Hash I3 x10I'g'lIl I Nmdrr Huff J IImg,ood N Lorton FITS! R011 R Slms J Dhomm I3 NIlIIs J Crant P Ixuth R Tomb R 'Noble 5 McNear D Sowder A Ballinger J Lox D lumxnan D hox gucond Ron J Rmk D I,oxelI E Musser B Luus NI Asus L NIIPSLIC P Armchal P Patrlck B Payne M Cox Thzrd Ron IX Hanks C, Suder I NIBPOTIIE' D Guthrie C Abbot D fmham J Schemer T Lyklns B Brakulle Fourth Row M Fultz D Stropple T Proctor R Austerman E lfeck R Robinson C Owens F Stock B kastens Complzments of KIT S ICE CREAM, READING 62 7 T 7 v. .. , .. , . , . .,. x ,,... ,...' ,r. ,. ', . ,. , . L f , '. .. , . 1 , . , . , . . ' . -: . , . . ,. ' , ,. - ' 'X , . 1 , . . , . , . , . ' , '. -, I. - ', . ' , . - , . '-- , . ' '-, . 'z f-5. '. . '. . , ,,,.. , . ,... z n,.'. , . ,. ,. ,, . ., . ', . . 3, . - , . 1 -, .. , , .. , . , . . , . . Fzflh Roux' R. Rall, L. Barnes, J. Hogur, II. Huff, .I. Wkinscott, R. Hummel. M. Ingold, J. Hammond, M. Frey, J. Clemmons, M. E. I' v: ,.. .I . , ,. 'z K '- , . af . , . - .- ' . I , . '-' , . ', ..' , '. . .I , .-I ' , - ' , - ' , ., . . . 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' , . , - y - 1 - ' v ' ' . , I BAND I'zrvt R011 Iffflo rrghf Nlqorettts D Baldauf P Norton J Hogue Sfcond Ron lefflo rzghl D Joseph R Carleton P Harper J Poynter C Wascomb B Roberts I Banholzer H Label T Byar D Wray T Buck T Gran l Inskeep P Mlller J Martm J Ixunz Tlllfd1f0Il Ifflfo rzghf C 'Wages WI lllrxch J Wagner D Eyans D Yarleman IN Meddlngs -X Banholzer E Peck D Mlx D huthrle C Meade D Fleming I'01lI'fh Rou J Yan 'Nest A fleyenger P Cllffe R Qtewart M sw1lCh6l' R Joseph H Clevenger J Leach B Wray 3 Roberts l'1fth R011 G Crote D Renner D Whltenack N lyiartln J Xount B Dayls D Vlox P Monroe B Hogue B Guthrie -X Flllott Dxreetor The Band has lmproyed a lot th1s year oyer prevlous ones More hlgh school students are 1n xt than there haye been for a num ber of years 'I he Band h ts been yyorklng quite hard thls year to ralse money for new unlforms Mr Elllott says yye yylll need at least 82 000 00 for them it the present tlme yye haye approxunately S900 00 YM hope the Band yylll eontlnue to lmproye xn the coming years -Xccordlan J Ingold DdYdPh0I105 J Wagner I' Ingold H Qleyenger 'NI Lllrlch PlaH0 J X an Nest Trombones VN Hogue D Renner Knot showy nj Trumpet: X Cley enger N Nlartln D Guthrxe P Wlonroe DIFGCUPI' r Xmbrose Ellxott J Our orchestra has enjoyed a xery successful year under the dxrectlon of Wir Xmbrose Fllxott Jr Thxs year yye played here at sc hool for the play s danus and tht Nprmg C onu rt Nut year there yy 1ll be a feyy neyy members because thls year three of the play ers yynll be graduittd YM an looltmg, foryy 1rd to a uen lx tter year next ymr 63 . : .2 . 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HILI IE P I we Prmdent Rox no X ARELMANJN Sfffffafy Dr xoxlm NIORGAN LATIN CLLB F1r.9i Rau' left to nghl Pat Xork Nlarxe Borosch Ruth Coleman Parker Lorton Lester Noble Daud Robins Jack Leach Rlchard Noble Gerald VS atkms Second Rou Margaret -Xskren Loretta Poppleuell Que Qchmxdt Jean Phnlhps Yera Heme Freeman Stock Nma Mitchell Jean Ingold Lal erne V5 h1tt Juamta Yan Nest Whse Qmallwood Th1rd Row Robert Robmson Blll Cress Rosalxn Rummel Joan Hammond Laura Wander YY erff Phoebe Hollmsworth Jean Whitt Wlanlyn Rousey Carol Flaxm Ronald Neuhaus James Xount Ned Niartm Margaret Ingold Fourth Rou Jaumta VS amseott Joyce Marple Ida Abbot Barthela Caldwell Paulme V5 hntworth Daud Guthene Claude Play forth Ellen Hagood Elame Shearer Wanda Poxnter Barbara Slms OFFICERS Con.-rules SUE SCHMIDT NED MARTIN' Qmbe Jann PHILLIPS Quaester Lam-ER N onuz 64 Q S ' 62 , .5 , . u ,M , . Y , T X . K ' - f , . . .l ' . x '. ,. ., . . '. . ' ' w ' . . . , . . ...,..,.......,.....,..,.........,.........,......,.................. , or-: .... ,ffffff.'fffff.'fffffff.fffffffffffffffffff l '4 A A't'M' 'Z-V Treasurer. .,,........,...........,..,..,...........................,....... . . . .TOMMY Pnovraa 2. . 1. 1' is , A sb , Q Y , - ,A , , , , , , 'J A . , ' ,- - , , , ,. , . , , , , , , , , A , 1 A v ,A + , - ' I A ! A I ! I ! y s v ,Y y - .............................................................. ,Lv . A A .......,............. .... ............ . .... . ............... . .... . ...... . . .' ADVISORY BOARD l Top lfozr: Mr. Phillips, Miss Sniallwoml, Miss Dorsch, Mr. Alu-rcromliie. Holton: Razr: Don Stroppc-ll, YQ-ra He-inv, Barthola faldwvll, Anita ivatkins. 4. Freshmen - Mr. Abvrn-ronilmiu and Bartlu-la falmlwoll. 3. Sophomore - Miss Dorsc-h and Vvra Heine-. 2. Junior - Mr. Phillips and Don Stroppoll. 1. Senior f Miss Smallwood and Anita Watkins. S ANISH CL B lwte -Xno Los Amigos Pspanolu fran mas grande que nmgunos anos Los oficxales siguientes estaban elegido para serur por el .mo G 'Noll hl presidx nt: Bob Ostolhoff al presidentg WXCIO X C ooper hl secrctario Sue Brown el tesorero y senonta Dorsch 1 l cunsqero Buen suerte por todos QLefl to nghlj l'1rvf Rau Xlarilxn Rouse-x Gene-ia Hall Jack Wagner hrglnia Fultz Barbara Huff Lena Nleddmgs kenneth Bowman Bob Ostolhoff Nrrnnd Hou Wliss Dorsah Pat York Nlanlxn Xockeg Rosemarx W asson forrine Hassler Doris Rink Don Glaser Thzrfl Hou Doris Lang Jean Sams Doris Nmith Bc-tty Lou Houston Larolxn Roth C arla 'Nlovsat Naomi btout llmnl uhen p1clure.9 uere fallen Don Sfhaeffcr Gem 'Nell X igmia Cooper Sue Brown -Xnn Nlclxag 6a X N M , .,, ,H 4, V I. - y . 1 4 ' w .. . . . ' 4. . . . 4 . , ,. , . - . , , . , an f .,, , , , . . ,. w V x , .. . - i . 1 r - 1 . , , .. y - - y ' i . . .x 1 - - , - ,v - , v v - v y . . . .. , ,. 5 , . v , . . , , . . , . ., . , , W , . ,- . I Q - . . 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A . 3.1225 7 5'-QS? in Q32 X SP QTS ,KQV xf -7 f 1 ' T X ifggx L-Vfa' 4 ' ' ff l 4',', 4 Xxx! ,.'3.. i GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Fzr.91Rou lefffo nghi J Grau I Heme M Hxght W Hlnes L Popplewell I Lynn J Laeu J Hammond 'NI Rouseky IBow man L Ilrockmexer J Stewart Y Grxffin P Loxell H Roberts D Yfxrlemann I Hassler Second Rau N Barnes J Benesh T Iloth P Bunn f Prey Y Wlles W Pownter 'NI Askern It Ball I Barnes J Dgehousc Y l'ultz D Smxth D Baulcloff J Yan Nut Ii Stewart Th1rdRou S Sfhmldt Y Hahn N Mitchell J Steltinpohl L Xandtr Yhrfl' NI Ingold Ii Ilummel F Latham B Abbott H Cable I Craber L Header J Ixeefe fourth Rau J Ingold D Lang NI Xoekex It Wasson R Smgleton J Phllllps S 'Neller Il Houston R Ilowman A Watkms A Nlclxaw L Shearer B Potcct Izffh Hou J Walnscott NI 'Nluhltnpoh 'NI H C utmr II Xossler J 'Nlarplt J Patrnk 'NI L Newton N lNorton This school year marks the complctlon of the thlrtunth year of G A A aetlutles The purpose of the club ls to gne eury girl a chance to partlupate IH school athlc txcs A gurl may rccene her letter by earnmg 1000 pomts for each addltlon 250 pomts a bar ns added .700 addltlonal polnts however ments a numeral The G A -X holds a busmess meeting at the begmmng of the school .year to elect its officers and managers for the oncommg rear On the first I'r1das of ex ery month a board meeting IS held We have enjoyed play mg wolle5 ball and baseball and IH a bowlmg tournament mth the schools ln the Valley BOARD NIENIBERS Pre-ndvnf JOYCE I ur-:Y Secretary Joxw HAMMOND Treasurer JACKIE Bowmn Max AGFRS W anda Pow nttr lout Laces I,oramc Barnes If an I atrlc lt Lon Ilrockmex er xr 'rn ITY Xrehc rs Badmmton Baseball B115 c Img Basketball 'si xx AGERS Nlarllsn Houses Ileglna Ilobmson Margaret Ingold LUIS Ilroc kmex er 'Nlanlx n Rouse x Joan Hammond AFT!! ITY Bow Img Hnkmg Dancmg Horseshoes Posture Pu bl xclt w MANAGFRS ACTIXITY Joyce Nlarple Swimming C lara Frey Shuffleboard Nma Nlltchell Table Tenms Joan Hammond Tennis Xmta V5 atkxns X ollely ball ' V1 ' . ' ' ' ' ' v Nl r ,v . . ,, . . , . , . , . ., . , 1. N , . y, . ,. . . ,.. - . v ix- I T' v w I I 4-- ,. v 1 ' I v v U I Y . v , If ' 3 x V .. , 1. 1 , ., ,. . '.' . ' , . ,. . v', . ' , .I , . ',... , . . , . ' ,.. , I. n- 'I w. 1 lr- 1 va- 1 x I .I v v T v . ............,..........., .....,.,,.... A-' lzce-Pres1dent,.., ....... ...,...... . ............ . ....... ....... ...NIARILYN ROUSEY I ,. ...... r. ..... V. ..,. , ...,......... ' ...... . ,... ... .....-............ ..... 4. .J ', , . , , . ' , , r' .. . 5'-' ' .1 Y '.- '.v.' '. .- . 1 '1 .S I ....... , .,.. 'Q ' A ' I ' '.,, ....,,.. J A l. ..... ,.., . I ' CHEERS AND YELLS RhShRN I' CHPPRI I' XDI' Rs lgglfb K o 1 frxffin XX ummtt X XRSITX C HEI' RLE ADERS N Nchumlt I -Xrchmwl L Brock mcur Noi zn pzrture Joyce Lacey and YI mix n Burke JI XIOR HIGH front Ron left to Hgh! Carol Kimble Lols Fxans Bunny Rouscy C drolyn Crutchfield June Bollmer Sfcond Rau left to rzghl Betty Join Nlurgmn Shlrley Nlerkt lie tty C llmore Patty Purtee POGTBALL zrvi lfllll Q X 4 I rnnson s 1 rm in Q s 'ls ru 1 I Xllfdi In in lterlmw Second ,ION D frxffin I N1 hnnr I Xrchmil J faux IJ Ixmman .I Ilngp 'I Irmtor N Nic N1 xr D Somlu' NI X1 Us :rd Hou II fm pmr I' 'Nl sur R Il I'ruu K Nutcr Sxms D Xndmrson B Curlnm I3 Ixrrlm 1 l'0ur1h lfou lx S xxxm s Ix Hmxnlm I Dohmc X IImr5.,1 I 'Xmporu 1 Umm II 'NI1lls l'1flIR01l P Ihompsunf iss! loarh W Hxrgns I Nhrfulz Ilgr II Ixrus Ilgr F Robmson B Brmkullm H Rmttger roarlz IINIL RF Iunnx Wxlder R1 Ink Te l'YX1lIlg9I' RC Unk Loxell C W lltmr Il0IDlI'lb0Il LC Imlc r 'Noblx LT 1 nrol lu Bob -Xustmrm in B -XC lx FIFLD B Ilnll Le-me RH Don Ixmmfm LH .Ierrx B155 FB Tom 1 roctor 70 1 P . D. Ral Kwai -rImyI. K. Wilxlvr. D. L4 vm-ll, YY. Rel' s . II. Aust- 2 , L. Xuhl-. Ii. Lvwif, .I. I- 'illig-r, '. Pike, Th' . ' xo -, I. . ll.'. . .I. ink, .' 1 --Q. '. .' -, .f I 3 , . I 1 , . 'z ' ur. 4- 7 Q , - ' , LA ' . '.- 'z - , L- .' -, .- 'a Pi , LH- . 5 x z . Q. .- ' .- ' , .- - Q 'rm .W ' ' . l - .n'..,f3x. 'N I In :W 7 ' 'v A I 'Mf' fi 1 FOOTBALL GAMES HILLSIIORO 20 - W'e opened the season at our field against Hillsboro, a Vlass A school, and we w'on o11r 20th straight game of the season by trouncing them 28 to 7. Proctor making three touchdowns and Biggs scoring the other. Biggs and Kinman each made two extra points. WTLNIIYCTOY 21 - W'e plaved Wilmington our second Vlass -X team on their field this vear and brought hack a 13 to 12 win. It was a yery close game all the w as The touthdow ns w ere made on a pass from Jerry Biggs to Bob Xusterman and a plung by Tom Proctor Proctor also plunged the extra point which finally became the deciding point W OODW XRD Q2 We stay ed home to play this game w hich turned out to be more of a game than we planned The touchdowns were scored hy Jerry Biggs and Tom Proctor on short plunges The final score was 13 to 6 in fax or of the Panthers HXRTWFLL Hartwell was our downfall of the year We started off as usual by getting our only touchdown on a quarterback sneek thanks to B111 Lew lb Hartwell got a touchdown and at the half it w as a 6 to 6 tie but oh' the second half We fought about ex en till the last quarter w hen a pass backfired They mtercepted and scored ST BERN ARD After losmg the preuous week we play ed St Bernard here and our boys showed their old sh le by winning 21 to 0 Procter Austerman and Griffin made the touchdowns Griffin s coming on a 38 yard run Sowder kicked the three extra points NORW OOD We played the Indians there on a fic ld with about six inches of water and mud The score was a tie 0 to 0 N L H We went down 1n dtfeat for a second time this year by losing to 'N C H 6 to 0 Their touchdown coming on a long pass in the first half DFBR P XRIx The W ildcats prox ed no match for our Pantht rs as the I anthers easily w on 30 to 7 We looked 1n fine condition this night and no one could stop us W X ONIIXG The cow boy s had a good season this year and were leading the league until they played us we won 27 to 0 Ixinman Biggs -Kusterman and Proctor scored the touchdown for the Panthers PI XIXY ILLE We w on 19 to 6 in a hard fought game Austerman scoring two touchdowns on passes from Biggs Proctor scored the other touchdown RF XDIXG In our rn al game we play ed Reading but xt ended in a tie so ey ery one but the play ers went home happy Cox scored for Lockland 19471948 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES t 'St Btrnard Central X ocational alumni bharony ill: Reading W oodw ard 'W S ommg I ounti Dax Hartwell 'North Lolleg H1 'Deer Park Reading They 'St Bc rnarc Xorw ood Hharonx 1lle 'Hartw ell 'North C ollege Hill 'Deer Park 'Reading Deer Park W ax ne District Tournament W on 9 Denotes 'NH IL Games 71 9 t The N 1 A ' -M , -. .4 . , K . 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Norwood. . ....,,......,..4... . bl1z1runv1lle ...................., ht. Bernard ......,,,,,,..,.. . . . 'lYyo1n111g .... , ,,.,. ...,..... , . , . Hartwell .....,.. , . .,....... . . North 1 ollmgm Hlll 'Deer Pmrlx Reatllng, 'Denotes XIX IL f lnles I ELEWIENITARY M V I Nlt H1 1ltl11 I runlnlls XXXUIIIIII1., 1 l'llIllllllS ll nrlmll North K ulltgt 1 D :rl nr The-1 e ....v....26 We The 3 l'2 Q3 16 .....,...'Z5 28 .........v20 15 rnni lfnu ll lltllllllt r l S1 rn x 1 nur lxmttpr N Im ntmr I L s ru R011 l llmum m X lu! forth B 1r 14 1 1 ex 1 mrs I lur'1c1 R lllil 1ll ll Warn er J lluu hmr Cl oachj L CHAMPS SCORES Readmg Nt llernfnrcl St R1t 1 tl 1 unnng H irtu ell 'Xortl1fnllzg llll Du r Park Readmg 73 Thex C ' ' ...,.,.,....r.,..,............, 26 20 'A' 5 - - ' .....,.V.,..........,.... '25 Q2 ' ......,. .......,.,.........,..,.... 1 li 9 1 ..,...,.,......,....... M328 14 .v ' 1 - ' ,..,,.,................,. 23 31 ' Y ................,..,...........,... 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Q0 19 j ' - -ll'll ...1.,.., , 1. .,., 17 :14 -- 1 - .,,.,.V.4..1...1.,.,..,...,.....1 . 111 31 1-1 '1 k .1,... ...., ..,,1 ..111. .1,. 1 2 1 1 as ' ..,,.,... .,.1.,1..., 1.1,.1...1,. A . TRACK Loekland had a good season in 47 . The team won 3 meets andlvere Runners 1'p 6 times out of 9 meets. It was unlucky in its last two meets, losing the Southwest llistriet mee-t by' a fraction of a point, and the State meet by one-half of a point. This year's team will suffer the loss of 5 seniors: Bus Aeus Amo llenrieh Howard Dauer Harold Dauer and John Trump April '2 -Xprll 14- April 18 April 23 'Hay 3 Hay 5 May 'Slat Nlay 91 12 TRA Trimgultr Meet Withrow Hartwell 85 Loekland S415 Lockland Night Relays C14 Schools won be Iocklfmd CK SCHEDUIE 4 ' 67 Ioeklmd 49 St ltcrnard 10 Rc zdmg Q1 Wyoming 17V Pl'l1I'IX1llC Imitation C11 sehoolsj Locklmd w is Runner lp Knights of Columbus Meet tio sehoolsj won he Iockland WI Y I L Meet 7 schoolsj Lockl md w ts Runner lp 0 Miami Meet H31 sehoolsj won by Loc kland 17 Southwestern Ohlo District 'tleet Loc kland was Runner 1 p Ohio State Nleet 36 schoolsl Loeklancl C lass li State Runner lp CAI E SI' PTFM BFR Well well tomorrow we will be looking forw ircl for the beginning of our hippy sehool days Today we reillx ehel go to school the girls in pretty new dresses 'end the fellows The Seniors had their pictures ttken tlus summer mel we are now ge tting our proofs and finxshe el plc tures 11 hoops can that really be me' Well kids school has really hegan in earnest ltllss Sm ell wood gate the Seniors their 'tlacbeth books todu Woe IS us Vle still don t get the idea of who killed nlntllltt Come on Ifred and lhlhc gnc Us el breik or dont you know either Hillsboro eimc here tonight to pl u 1 footbill gxme Vlheee the boys re elle had to fight for their wm L '29 to 1 uctorx cwcr Hillsboro The 194-7 Dictogriphs came today Dont run Regie you will get one The hardest football game of the tear w 'ts it Wilmington The boys were in there fighting though so we c inte out on top with 1 1.5 to 12 uctory Eyen Tommy w is knoc keel out for a fc w minutes ey r elly good T tts three good telms ee Nice goin Nllnstrcl prletlce st trte el for the Senior Nllnstrel Show let s go klels m tke lt good Woodward c imc out tonight with l gh splrlts l t I t fi enough f r our bots trimmed them with e 5 ue orx en boys lets keep this good wlnn s re ik s o o e X el ence tonight ifter ie game TOISI' R Tic freshmen look 1 little green coulel lllltlllllltl be next week our pep se mb y I 1 of cheerm llls ike it llertwe s 11 trriors men lla 1'2 to 0 The pep assembly todu seemed to help the hoes ll'lXt fighting spirit for they trumpeel St Bernard 21 to 0 Rehc irsils hate now began ln earnest for tht Senior Nlmstrel Show to be gnen Noyember 4th .nth and Gth NOX .3 D Y DAR Through the run storm on Friday night our boys tied 'Norw ood with 1 0 to 0 score North follegc Ilill came down tonight to beat us with a fr to 0 score l'l1e Senior Speech fliss starts rehearsal for their play t-host W mteel tonight 'tftcr school 1' Nlllle It 'lhe Se men I less has been hfuing Minstrel practice regu lerlx exery Monday night but they also hid a practice this efternoon Xgun tonight the Scmors had Nlmstrel practice ewery thing ls going well e yen the t tp d mcers know their dance 'I omght the big Senior Nlxnstrel w as gn en to a large crowd It re ellx w is good anel we think the people enjoy ed it lf it cm be judged In their applause We gnc the Nlinstrel both nights to ltrger crowds It seems th et our fame has spread anel the people really enjoy lt lhe Seniors wlsh to think all of Locleland Skeet ind Rose for helping us The Wyoming fowhoss came ox cr here to go under with 1 score of Locklfend Q1 Wyoming 0 Hurrah'for the 1 inthe rs l'omg,ht thc Iockland Panthe rs were really pllymg some g mel football We ren our the top of Plunulle wlth a 19 to lx se orc 'lhe Se mor Speech f lass lt'ls re tlly been working hard on ir p 1 eos 1 mee to hue it reaelx for the lh it ls e ree ping up on Us msn t lt 'Nl erilyn mel Joy ee rectiee ilw Us pr ict but the ifternoon performance of our pl ty w is good wasnt it Well worth the effort lf do su so my c Xhh' Vlell the performance ehel go off xerv well tonight We were proud of our Speeeh C llss me mbcrs in the play mel m my th inks to Nliss Xber end the production staff you see thet pretty pin 'tliss aber ls we ermg., 0l1'De xr' We ll e x ims hate to be some time but why now ' llh it do you know we were excused at. 2 00 today W1 ill wonders ne X e r cease e mksgnmg Football game finally came around 1 e cont feel so go rd namely because we only tied Rc tehng tr 0 Well they chdu t beat us , , , . , . s s J I , ' - 'z z 1 - U ' , . 2 . , .1 . 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CALE DhCEMBER Xmta Watkms IS begmnmg to xxonder Wll'lt her Santa Claus named Tommy lb gomg to glxe her' Exerxone seems to be more fr1endlx 1n the halls exen the sen1or g1rls Our qemor boys can eyen sm1le at the g1rls noxx x arent xxe 1mprox 1ng We played a game at le 'lst our boys d1d ml It xx is 1 good one ex en though xxe d1d lose to St Bern 1rd 29 to .36 The H1 X ls pl lnnlng some xery nlee progruns for C llllbt m1s Let s h11rry on mel I1 1xe a11 assembly We d1d xery good Ulfllglll exen though 1t xx LN by the skm of our teeth xxhen xxe be nt the Xlumm .54 to .51 Whexx We are begmnmg to get xx orrxed tbout all our g1rls ge ttmg, engagement rlngs for Chr1st1n1s We hope a fexx eon1e back smgle any xyax The Boys We tr1ed any vyay the boys gomg to the loekers after the Lockland Taylor game xx h1ch xxe lost 44 to 3.1 It xxas a good try boys Merry Chrxstmas ex ery body' bee you 1n 1948' JANL ARX I'xeryone started the year o11t mght We enjoyed our xacat1on xery mueh We played Country Dry tonlght and xxon Wltll a seore of 37 31 DAR N1 Kitt II 1 Mare h eomes 1n l1ke a hon and goes out l1ke a lamb some sen1or g1rls th1nk so C 01116 on basketball team lets really go 3 4 o The P T -X Nfmstrel vxas a great success 11 1213 Thls lb the second xxeek Let s exeryone be there Phe Jumor Toxxn Nleetxng Broadcast xxas a great success The top1c xx as 11115318 Wlarxlyn Fred B1llx and Dax 1d eertamly d1d a xxonderful Job I xyonder xxhere they got tl1e 1r 1nforn1 1t1on 'Ihe I 1t1n Club Dmce should be a suecess We hope so my xx my lhe remors are gettxng., re 1dy to put on the elnss pl xx lfe st Wlblltb 21 'prmg xaeat1on starts today Xll the Semors 1re xery n1ueh mterested 1n th1s Who xx ouldn t be No sehool XPRIL Host Semors xx1ll dr 1xx a blg red e1rele around th1s date and tell tl161I' grandehllelren all about the b1g c1tx of W ash mgton at four o eloek xxe took our departure and stay ed for four mghts and three days Tllls xxeek xx1ll alxx ays he remembered as the he1ght of our edueatxonal career Hoy d1d xxe h xxe fun' lrel1m1n1rx Dlbtrllt 'tate Scholtrslnp Test emor llax 3, v 'Iv 1 1 V. ,I 1 8- . 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' I ,s I I ' I- - 1 - We played Hartxxell tomght and xxon Wltll a 27 to '26 North College Hlll beat Lockland at Re-admg ton1ght xx1th a score of 41 to 37 0h dear the exams started today Wlust they alxxaxs ru1n exery xxonderful term Lockland beat Readmg 48 to 32 l.0I11gl1t good for you boys PEBRI ARX L H S shoxxed some fine 11111 h mdlmg to defeat one of tl1e leagues leaders lhe boys defeated Ht Bernard 21 17 Th1s game betxxeen Lockland and 'Noryxood proxed to be one of closets games of the season After a hard fight Norxx ood ended up xx 1th one po1nt ahead of our boys Loekland xx as defeated by Sharonx 1lle to the tune of 31 41 Hr albert Ihseoff gaxe a talk to the H1gh School lmted lNat1ons appeal for Ch1ldren L H S got another defeat tllla xxeek 1t the hinds of our nelghbors aeross the traeks W xonnng .58 Loe kl md 27 Xoung Xprll the Jumor C lass l'l1x prox cd 1 xery great sueeess Congratulahons' Jumors you d1d 1 fme xxork u1te a busy mght for 111ost of the local k1ds 'lhe te 1m xyas defeated bx N C H but the Sxx ee the art Ball took son1e of the blues axx ay The Ball glx en by the Curl Neouts xx as a DICE dance 29 Brotherhood Week' The H1 X and X Teens gaxe a xery 1mpress1xe program The H1 X sponsored a Coke Dance Thls xx as the first of 1ts kmd and those who turned out had a good tlme Well the Lockland Panthers prey ed tomght' We defeated Readmg the seeond t1me Jl Here s the K C Track Nleet Hoxx about ex ery one bemg there' l'1nal D15tF1Ct State bcholarsh1p Test commg up Don t forget to study' The 'NI1am1 Traek Meet W e xx 1sh y ou luck felloyxs D1str1et Tr ie t Nleet commg up W e hope y ou make lt boy s 22 Nt Lte fraek Nleet W e knoxx y ou m'1de1t so take a boxx Home of the Hemors looked rather elroopx at the prom tlllt to the Semor ev 1ms But th1s lb our last year so xx hy xxorrx Well xxell look xx hat s here the Jumor 'emor Prom Get your dresses g1rls rlllb xx1ll probably be the last tlme you xxear them but It xx1ll be yxorth It xxon t lt Pelloxxs please don t forget the g1rls corsage Hoxx embarrassmg 1f you d1d' Tomght xxe haxe baccalaureate sery1ces Especxally for bemors It xxon t be long noxx Today lb a day of rcyerance Exeryone should obserxe 'N1e1nor1al Day Hoxx about lt' XI' Cllss Xlgllt md yxhat a mght Fxerxone seemed to be makmg fools of themsely es Commencement I guess anyone xxho has exer been a sen1or knoxxs xxhat Commencement means It means the end The end of the good t1mes 1n school but yxe hope lt 13 a happy endmg because our future 15 before us Thanks to the Jumor g1rls for the beaut1ful are hes W hat a happv occaslon School closed for summer xaca t1on Boy the a1r out here IS so much clearer Not half as musty ' Near l'uture W hats thls I hear' Haxent you found a job xet 'Hay be you should haye stud1ed your shorth md a l1ttle more at mght It rnlght haye helped' 9 ig-Q 2 . 1 . 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