Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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f- lv 1930 0 SCHOLPR' ALVA STOUDER AL II V1CePf8Sld6Ht Llncoln L1terary SOC16ty Class play soc cer basket ball III Pres1dent Athletlc Asso cxatlon Cmderella Aboard Gypsy Rover cap tam soccer basket ball IV Pres1dent Athlet1c Asso c1at1on Oh Kay Kathleen Al 13 a fr1end youll appreclate At playmg comedles he IS great CHARLES E UNDERCOFFER III VICE Pres1dent Spectator Club cha1rman Law and Order Commlttee V Class presldent ass1stant bus1ness manager The Scholar H1 Y Oh Kay A soldler and a forest ranger Never afl a1d of any danger MARTHONETTA WILLIAMS I Fourth place ln Sycamore Oratorlcal Contest II Chalrman program com mlttee Webster Current TOPIC Club Glee Club 2nd place ln Newtown Oratorlcal Contest III Glee Club G1rl Reserves All Aboard Gypsy Rover IV Glee Club G1rl Reserves Kathleen 2nd place ln Syca more Oratorlcal Contest When she graduates from thls 1nst1tutxon For her occupation shell choose elocu tlon ' N fi l ' , . . . . 1 9 ' . , . , - ' ' , cc ' , U , :AAU l 3 57 , at 11 , 7 1 ' . 1 1 - . . Q , ' ' ' , u 11 , u DI 1 s s - u u - ' 1 - , , 1 Q U I! JERK . . ' ' 1 3 1 . I . . . ' 1 ' - 1 . 1 ' , cc 99 ' 1 1 - 2 . . n . . 0 , - , - 3 ' S . . l . 1 - 1 1 u 11 , fc 1: , . n ' I - 1 1 cc 79 , ' , - ! 1 DID

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no 1930 0 SCHOLPS M- MILTON W RICH MILT III Clnderella member Law and Order Commlttee IV H1 Y A jolly good fellow you re bound to like By auto he goes on many a. hike DORIS K RICHARDS I Treasurer L1ncoln Doug las Debatmg SOC16ty II Secretary Debatmg So clety Glee Club basketball Secretary S D e c t a t or Club G1rl Reserves Gypsy Ro ver C1nderella All Aboard basketball IV Pres1dent S p e c t a tor Club athletlc edltor The Scholar G1rl Reserves basketball Dor1s to her friends is always true A regular guard in basketball too WILMA A SCI-ILECHTY I Secretary L1ncoln Douglas Debatlng Soclety II Secretary Student Coun c1l Beaver Blology Club I Gypsy Rover Glee Club G1rl Reserves Oh Kay Kathleen class h1stor1an A studious glrl and charming too I thmk thats hard to beat dont you RUTH A SCHOEFFLER RUTHIE I VICE Presldent L1ncoln Douglas Debatmg Soclety bas ketball II V1ce Presldent class Glee Club basketball III Secretary S p e c t a tor Club Glee Club G1rl Reserves Cmderella All Aboard Gypsy Rover IV Class prophet pres1dent Blology Club Glee Club Gu' Reserves Oh Kay Kath leen basket ball Tempelamental quick clever petite As an amateul actress she s hard to beat U . T u - n , - 1 . . , . . Q - D , . I . . 0 , - - . . ' 0 - , ' S 0 a v 1 - III. , A . - . if n 1 K as , u ' ar . as a 1 n , , . . ' I Q . ' J - 9 a . . ,, 1 'I 1 , . . 1 , - - 0, . . . ' 1 . . 0 . , . II u n , ' 9 . - . u n . 9 9 9 9 sc as , - ' 9 ' 1 , . ' I I , . . H U . . . . - 3 .. . . ' - 9 . . . - . ' 2 . , . ' 1 c l . I 9 v 2 rc - n , cc yy , 7 ! ll n . . . . ' V s 9 . . , 1 1 . 'G n , fl 1 1 Q ' va . Q U ' 1 1 , 3 n 7

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- i so 1930 'VD , Scnou-V' -W Senior Class e COLORS-Red and white FLOWER-American Beauty Rose MOTTO-Fit via vi Officers. President ...,,...,...........,. Charles Undercoffer P Vice-President ............................ Elmer Ertel Secretary .................................... Mae Gentry Treasurer ................................ William Cutter Historian .................,.. ....... W ilma Schlechty Prophet ........ ....................... R uth Schoeffler Attorney .................................... Alva Stouder Class Roll A Doris Bodley Fern Hayes Urban Reece Ralph Brown Emery Knott Milton Rich Robert Brown Donald Lever Doris Richards Marshall Burtt Floyd Martin Wilma Schlechty William Cutter Marian Montgomery Ruth Schoeffler Mary Dearwester Margaret Morrison Alva Stouder Elmer Ertel Mabel Muchmore Charles Undercoffer Mae Gentry Eula Phillips John Wasson ' Helen Hausfeld Norman Phillips Marthonetta Williams Jane Porter ' Withdrawn in course of year. :n::u:l History of the Senior Class N the fall of the year of 1926, forty-eight young people entered in the craft of learning known as Loveland High School. We buf- feted the many storms that all inexperienced freshmen encounter, the greatest of these storms being the Freshman initiation party at which one little freshie was almost washed overboard because of hav- ing to suffer his twin's punishment as well as his own. We also en- dured the many slurs tossed at us by more experienced seamen, the upperclassmen, because of our lack of knowledge of the management and whims of the ship. We were eager to learn, though, and by no means greeng so our course soon smoothed for us, for even then we had learned we had a good captain in charge who would smooth our troubled waters for us, if we would only do our part. Among the things we learned in our freshman year was that all classes were distinguished by some particular colors or other thingsg so for our class colors we chose red and white. Red and white American Beauty roses were made our class flowers, and we decided on Fit via vi as our motto. On the second year of our voyage we felt ourselves to be most com- petent sailors, and believed it our duty to introduce the new members -1 7-