Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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FRESHMAN CLASS '24 CLASS ROLL Eleanor Bail Lena Bauer Jessie Bodley William Bodley Audrey Brown Howard Burtt Martha Bushman Howard Chisman Harry Conley Elizabeth Cutter Paul Flinn Carl Gentry Ernest Gerling Ethel Hanifen Elsie Hill Alma Keeton Franklin Laugel Charles LeFeber Paul Lever Ruth Logeman Charles McCarty James Montgomery Johnston Montgomery J ohn Pfarr Berdina Pierson Dorothy Scheer Eugene Slone Mary Lou Smith Clifford Snell Chanles Stacey Herbert Stacey Charles Switzer Edith Switzer Faye Tabor Hazel Tufts Wilbur Vance Dorothy Veith George Wagner Katherine Wasson Mary Williams Willamae Willis Willard Wright

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Colors 2 Red and White Motto 2 nFit via vi? OFFICERS President - Robert Sparks Vice President - Ruth SchoeHier Secretary - Mabel Muchmore Treasurer - William Cutter :1: i: :k :k MAN HISTORY OF THE SOPH LN. ... 4.; CLASS The school year 1926-27 started the history of our class, which con- sisted of forty-nine members. We soon acquainted ourselves with the faculty, Mr. Albrecht F. Leue, Superintendent; Mr. Gerald W. Ramsey, Principal; Miss Hazel Hosbrook; Miss Alice Templin, and With students that came in from other schools. While most of our classmates were old friends whom we had known in the grades, there were some new faces. Some members dropped out or moved away during the course of the year. Our class was all together in our study of English and General Science, those subjects being required. The school year of 1927-28 opened with a few additions to the faculty, Mr. Harold Drewes and Miss Harriet Shields. There was very little change in the pupils. A very interesting feature of our school work, which has been not only entertaining but beneficial, is our literary clubs. At the end of the school term we participated in a farewell party to the Seniors. M. L. M. 23

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FRESHMAN CLASS Colors - Blue and Silver Gray OFFICERS President - Faye Tabor Vice President - Clifford Snell Secretary - Martha Bushman Treasurer - Carl Gentry $1: 3!: 3F $ HISTORY OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class of 1927-28 consists of forty-two members. At the beginning of the school term the Freshman and Sophomore Classes were combined for home room purposes, the boys staying in Room 8 in charge of Mr. Ramsey, and the girls in Room 12, presided over by Miss Shields. For instructional purposes each class was divided into two sections, a and b, same as last year. In response to the lovely but somewhat trying initiation party given to welcome them to L. H. S., the Freshmen showed their appre- ciation by giving a return party on November 11th. The class has improved very much in its speech as a beneflt of the two literary societies, Franklin and Amici Scientiae. Under a very efficient teacher and nurse, Mrs. Hartman, the girls have learned many important facts about first aid and nursing. The Freshman girls gave a party or tea to the Seniors 011 the after- noon of April 17th. A good many Freshies turned out for various athletic teams with a considerable degree of success, and we hope for a still stronger par- ticipation next year. M. E. B. 25