Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS 20

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As the last picture faded I was suddenly startled by shrill cries of nMama, Mama? With a dreadful picture of my small daughter drowning in the pond I hastened toward the sound. HWhats the matter. dear? I asked when I saw her running toward me. u'L'Tacious sakes, Mumsy, Daddy and I wanted to know if tou ,ad fordotten that roast in the oven? Sylvia N. Smith LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The Senior Class. being of sound mind and memory, does herebv devise and bequeath as follows: Item LeThe ihfiuerlce and leadership of the Class 0f 27 into the custody of the Class of '28 to use to the best advantage of dear old Love- land. Item ILeThe Scholafs deficit to next yearts staff. Item HLeBob Coylets manly beard to Charles VVene. Item IVeCharles Coxts copy of Burke to whoever found it May 20 Item V.-The Hi-Y Clubts accumulation of mustard to M1 . Luti. Item VI.-The B.O.G.C.,S tBenevolent Order of Gum ChowerM do- posits of chewing gum to anyone ambitious enough to scrape it off the bottom of the desks. Item VILeThe Biology Classk collection of insects, fungi. etc, to Edgar Poe, for dissection and examination. Item VIIIreeThe librarianst uncompleted task of listingy the library books to a more efficient corps. Item IX.eThe 01d set of window Shades to Dennis Cobb. Item XeThe 01d basket ball floor to the Domestic Arts Class, for its exclusive use. Item XL-eThe secret of Ding BaiFs remarkable success in making tttoddy to Miss Happley. Item XII.-Carl Venardts string of yarns to Bill Mal'ston. Drawn up by order of the Senior Class of Loveland High School. this twentieth day of May. nineteen hundred and twenty-seven. R. L. Keeler, Attorney. 19

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JUNIOR CLASS Colors e Old Rose and Silver Flower - Pink Carnation OFFICERS President - Georgia Ihlerwmter Vice President - Malenlm C'temzm' Secretary - Derothy Jones 'I reasurer - Virgil Segule CLASS ROLL Meredith Bodley Joseph Lohr Malcolm Creager 'Wilbur Owen Alberta Cutter Lloyd Pray Highland Danby lVI-drgaret Reece Hayden Davis Wilma Roush Georgia Deerwester Virgil Segale Edwin English Rudolph Stauss Kenneth Franz Dorotha Switzer Clara Jackson Leroy Switzer Dorothy Jones Helen Undercotfer HISTORY OF THE JUNIOR LASS Our freshmen year of 1924-25 was under the supervision of the following faculty: Mr. Potts, Lu . Sloan, Miss Rrann and Miss Mowry. There were thiI'ty-One in the class at the beginning of the year. In our sophomore year Mr. Potts, Mr. Milligan, Miss Erann and Miss Templin were our teachers. The class attendance had diminished to twenty-five. This year there are twenty in our class. An interesting: event 01 the Junior year was the class play, tToor Papzv , which proved to be so very successful that it was twice repeated in other towns. The candy sale, held by the class, lusting through several months, was made prw fitable by the co-operation of the other classes. In all the school activities we have been well represented. Pros- pects are bright for a successful Senior year. 21