Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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KENNETH C. SEAMANw KeImyH II. Student Council; room editor, The Scholar; Vice president, Lincoln Literary Society. III. Class president; class play; vice president, Hi-Y Club; trea- surer, Athletic Association. IV. President, Student Council; business manager, The Scholar; Hi-Y Club; class attorney; L. H. S. Diary; class play. Busily working from morning till night; Always dependable, cheerful, and bright. DOROTHY E. SMITHeehDot TNO photm IV. Secretary, Lincoln Literary Society. A quiet, unassuming lass, In studies well up in the class. ETHEL W. TABOReTTTabor I. Basket ball. II. President, Webster Current Topic Club; basket ball; constitu- tion committee, Bugological Nature Society. III. Basket ball; GirlsT Glee Club; program committee, Lincoln Literary Society. IV. Captain, basket ball; president, GirlsT Glee Club; president, Girl Reserves; class treasurer; HAll Aboardh; snap-shot editor, The Scholar; chairman, calendar committee; TTGypsy Roverh; class play; baseball; 1st prize, foul shooting contest, Hamilton County Tournament. At basket ball sheTs hard to beat; Cheery and smiling, even in defeat. E. WAYNE VVILLIAMSehDukeT III. Advertising manager, The Scholar; class play. IV. Law and Order committee; TTAll Aboardh; TTGypsy RoverT; class play. TTArgue till convincedh is ever his motto; Some say hes a little reckless with his auto. 14

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ANTHONY J. PFARReTTTony,y II.Baseba11; secretary, Lincoln Literary Society; art editor, The Scholar. III. Soccer; basket ball; baseball; Student Council; class play; art editor, The Scholar. IV. Soccer; basket ball; baseball; Vice president, Student Council; editor-in-chief, The Scholar; TTAII Aboard ; TTGypsy Rover; class play. What marvel of knowledge his head doth enclose! Where does he get it? From study? Who knows? EDITH M. REYNOLDS II. President, Lincoln Literary Society; vice president, Bugological Nature Society; III. Class vice president; treasurer, Lincoln Literary Society; vice president, Student Council; associate editor, The Scholar; president, GirlsT Glee Club; class play. IV. Class president; associate editor, The Scholar; secretary, Student Council; Girl Reserves; Girls' Glee Club; gA11 Aboardh; TTGypsy Roverh; class play. Always on the privilege list; A ninety is hard for her to resist. R. LILLIAN RIDINGSeTTSis II. Constitution committee, Bugological Nature Society. III. Girls, Glee Club; program committee, Lincoln Literary Society; advertising manager, The Scholar. IV. Glee Club; program committee, Girl Reserves; basket ball; treasurer, Lincoln Literary Society; program committee, Lincoln Liter- ary Society; home room editor, The Scholar; TTGypsy Rover ; class play. Her laughter and jokes enliven the class, Wherever sheTs present, there!s sunshine hen masse? l3

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SENIOR CLASS Colors e Blue and Gold Flower e American Beauty Rose Motto e uNon scholae sed Vitae discimusii. OFFICERS President - Edith Reynolds Vice President - Anthony Pfarr Secretary - Mary Caskey Treasurer - Ethel Tabor Prophet - Miriam Harrison Historian - William Marston Attorney - Kenneth Seaman CLASS ROLL Annabelle Armbruster Freda Franz Edith Reynolds Lewis Brown Miriam Harrison Lillian Ridings Joseph Burnett Fred Hollandxt Kenneth Seaman Mary Caskey Boyd McCauley Dorothy Smith Hazel Coleik Genevieve Malsbary Ethel Tabor Harry Emerson William Marston Wayne Williams Anthony Pfarr '1 Withdrawn in course of year OUR SENIOR YEAR At a meeting September 10, 1928, presided over by Our Junior class president, Kenneth Seaman, the class ohicers for 1928-1929 were elected, as listed above. The Senior Class has lost two members this year, Hazel Cole and Fred Holland. We have a class of only seven- teen members now as graduation approaches. The Senior representatives to the Annual staff were elected at a later meeting in October. These, together with those appointed later, are: Editor-in-Chief, Anthony Pfarr; Associate Editor, Edith Rey- nolds; Athletic Editor, William Marston; Local Editor, Lillian Ridings; Business Manager, Kenneth Seaman; Assistant Manager, Harry Emer- son. The Senior Class is proud of the fact that it has supplied all the athletic teams, soccer, basketball and baseball, with members this year. Both the basketball captains are members of the Senior Class. This class seems to be good in athleticseyes? Our Lincoln Literary Society, consisting of the seventeen class mem- bers and two well-known Juniors who were fortunate enough to be club members, but yet unfortunate because they are not active Seniors, has rendered many interesting programs at our meetings this year. The club met twice each month. The Senior Class was well represented in dramatics, members hav- ing participated in both musical comedies, HA11 Aboard,, and ttThe 15