Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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SS CLA J' JUNIOR

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A no 1930 0 Scuowil Urban IS now one of those Butter and Egg men of the West that we read so much about Jerry now headed toward Hollywood and upon arr1v1ng he al lowed the H1gh Fl1er to come down upon the Fox MOV1GtOH8 Set There was a darhng l1ttle fellow there who had the Juvenlle lead 1n the p1cture they were maklng We found that the l1ttle fellow s name was Wm Cutter Jr and It was not unt1l then that we dlscovered that Wm Cut ter Sr the proud and happy father of th1s l1ttle actor was standlng close by B111 IS now a retlred buslness man and h1s weakness 1S golf He told us that B1lly Jr shows a marked tendency toward bemg an A 1 basket ball player We suppose th1S IS only natural because of h1s mother s ab1l1ty to play B111 also 1nfo1med us that Marshall Burtt 1S now engaged as a radlo announcer and IS one of the best It IS also 1n sunny Cahforma that Mar1an Montgomery and W1lma Schlechty have thelr boardmg school for small chlldren Jerry then headed the Hlgh Fl1er down thru Mex1co and the Cen tzal Amer1can countrles Upon passlng over N1caragua we dlscover ed that the Unlted States has undertaken to bulld a canal thru there frlend Al Stouder We stayed here 1ust long enough to hea1 about the wonderful work that a group of nurses are do1ng here among whom IS Margaret MOTTISOH We then headed back to the States and stopped long enough 111 San Franc1sco to f1nd that Marthonetta W1ll1amS has a charmlng tea room there But another surpr1se was 1n store for us As we were flymg over the vast forests 1n the Northwestern part of our country we found that Charles Undercoffer has at last attamed h1s one amb1t1on he 1S a forest ranger By th1s t1me I was gettlng rather tlred but we felt that the tr1p would not be complete unless we had a look at Loveland the place where all these fr1endsh1ps started In less t1me than lt takes to tell lt we We1e there It surely seemed good to get back Of course we could stay only a l1ttle wh1le but we d1d have t1me to run 1n and see Mabel Muchmore as her name used to be She and her hubby have a darl1ng home ln the suburbs of Loveland At last we were on our way home We landed 1n Jerry s yard but We d1d not hop out as llvely as we hopped ln We were rather Stlff from r1d1ng so far I looked at my watch and dlscovered It wasn t as late as I thought so after thanklng Jerry for the lovely tr1p I hurr1ed down to the Alms Hotel to tell Feln Hayes Who has taken Ann Drake s place 1n the Tlmes Star all about our tr1p and of the wonderful t1me I had R A S ' KC !7 1 1 . . , - , ., u o u 1 n 1 . , l, u u ' - , , , . . . . 4 , , . and have placed in charge a most efficient engineer, who is our old , . 1 L . . . . . ! . . . . , . 9 . . , . . . , . . n , 1 n 0 u , 0 at . . . , . 1 I 1 , . , . Q , . . u , s , . .-21..

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sl E I-A vo 1930 Q0 Serious g g Junior Class COLORS-Blue and Silver Gray. ' FLOWER-White Rose. A Officers President .....,.......... ..................... P aul Flinn l Vice-President ................ James Montgomery ' Secretary ................................ Dorothy Veith 5 Treasurer .................. Johnston Montgomery A Class Roll Lena Bauer Paul Lever A Howard Rhodehamel William Bodley' Ruth Logeman Dorothy Scheer' Audrey Brown - Evelyn Lovell Clifford Snell Howard Burtt Joseph Mallin Herbert Stacey Elizabeth Cutter James Montgomery Faye Tabor g Paul Flinn Johnston Montgomery Jack Tufts l Carl Gentry i John Pfarr Dorothy Veith Ernest Gerling George Purkiser' Mary Volz Elsie Hill Phillip Purkiser' Mary Williams Alma Keeton Willamae Willis Withdrawn in course of year n:u:l History of the Jimior Class N September? 6, 1927, we began our life at L. H. S. as green Fresh- ies. We were forty-four in number. We soon acquainted ourselves with the faculty and upper classmen, and on October 11th, we were welcomed to our honorable po- sition at L. H. S. by an initiation party. In appreciationf of this great . event, we gave a return party a month later. - After a year of mingled work and pleasure, we returned as Soph- omores with our number somewhat less in number, but just as firm as . ' ever in determination to reach our goal. We participated in soccer, bas- ket ball, baseball and the school play, All Aboard. Now that we are Juniors, we feel that we are approaching the Q climax of our career. I The class ring that we chose was, with slight alteration, adopted as the school ring, and it will be used by the succeeding classes with only ' a change in numerals. As before, we are well represented in the school activities. i The most exciting time of the year was the night that our class Q play Take My Advice, was given under the direction of Miss Shields. j ' The cast was highly complimented by everyone for its good work. iq: N D. V. n i , I x ..,,' L, ' 7- -V ----V