Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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CARL E. VENARD H0ITib1y bashful; magically mysterious. IV. Class play. ALMA M. WALKER Virtuous1y adapt- able; never critical. IV. Treasurer, Shakespearean Literary So- ciety; class play. 14

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MILDRED D. OLDENBURG Gay1y nat- ural; expressly peaceful. IV. Class play. ROY E. SLONE MischieVously frolic- some; certainly honest. 1. Soccer captain; basket ball; baseball. II. Soccer captain; basket ball captain; baseball. III. Soccer captain; basket ball captain; baseball captain; American Legion medal for athletics. IV. President Athletic Association; soccer; basket ball; baseball captain; president Hi-Y Club; class play. SYLVIA N. SMITH KeenIy brilliant; modestly helpful. 1. Class president; basket ball; baseball. 11. Class treasurer; basket ball. 111. Class treasurer; basket ball; class play. IV. President Shakespearean Literary So- ciety, 1813 term; Student Council; exchange editor, Scholar; class prophet; basket ball; class play; lst prize, Sycamore Ol'atorical Contest; ; 2nd prize, Hamilton County 0';- torical Contest. SUSAN P. SNELL-Ovel'ly determined; simply magnolious. I. Class secretary-treasurer; basket ball; baseball. 11. Class secretary; basket ball. 111. Class Vice president; basket ball; Class play. IV. Class secretary; associate editor, Schol- ar; Student Council; Vice president Athletic Association; basket ball captain; class play.

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SENIOR CLASS Colors -- Blue and White Flower e Red Rose Motto e Build for character, not for fame. OFFICERS President - Robert Coyle Vice President - Irma Bruton Secretary - Susan Snell Treasurer - Richard Marston Attorney - Russell Keeler Historian - Richard Marston Prophet - Sylvia Smith CLASS ROLL Arthur C. Bail C. Richard Marston Irma M. Bruton Helen L. Medert Clifford A..Bushman Clinton B. Meininger John W. Conley Mildred D. Oldenburg Charles W. Cox Roy E. Slone Robert N. Coyle Sylvia N. Smith Virginia B. Grigsby Susan P. Snell Russell L. Keeler Carl E. Venard Earl S. McLaughlin Alma M. Walker HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1927 This Senior Class of nineteen-hundred and twenty-seven has eight- teen members, all of whom, with the exception of Russell Keeler, who came in during his Freshman year, have been together all four years. Our class numbered thirty-six in September of nineteen twenty-three. Some soon dropped out and went to work and three moved away. Rus- sell Keeler entered our class in the course of the winter. The upper classes gave us a party at which we were duly initiated and really became members of Loveland High School. The faculty con- sisted of Superintendent Perry S. Potts, Principal Herbert Layport, Miss Ruth Esther Brann, and Miss McCormick. We started our Sophomore year with a few out from our former number. During the year Ruth White changed to the Milford School and Robert Gibson moved to Morrow, Ohio. We had Mr. Potts and Miss Brann back with us again. The Principal was Mr. Albert Sloan and the Latin and History teacher was Miss Mowry. The summer of 1925 slipped rapidly by, and soon we found our- 15