Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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GLASS WELL E the Senior Class of Loveland High School, being of sound mind and discriminating judgment do hereby swear to the following as our Last Will and Testament: To the Junior Class we leave our reputation and model conduct. er leave our dear teacher, Miss Mozena, to the mercy of the Freshmen. To the Freshmen our sympathy, they need it sometimes throughout the four years of their high school career. I. Beulah Anderson leaves her girlish modesty to Jane Hall. H. Sheldon Apgar-a warning to leave Helen Brenner alone. III. Anna Braun bequeaths her black curly hair to Goldie Race. IV. Emma Brown leaves her sympathy with the next President of the Knickerbocker Society. V. Dorothy Burtt-leaves the presidentship of Girl Reserves to one most deserving of it. VI. Margaret Clemons her excellent guarding to Shorty Davis. VII. Ruth Clendening her number three shoes to Quentin DeFosset. VIII. The Three Muskeeteers,,, Harper Coffman, Walter Neff, Raymond Switzcr, leave their absent excuses to those needing them. IX. Henry Cole leaves his position as Captain of the Basket Ball Team to Bob Tracy. X. Doris Creager her feminine charms to Ann Cutter. XI. Evelyn Crouse leaves her dancing ability to Edna Biedinger. -..- Tbriteen - --- 05- Illl

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-CO WASHINGTCON TRIP APRIL 3. a group of students left Loveland for Blanchester where we caught the train for Washington. D. C. After .1 hilarious time on the train we arrived in Washington at 7 A. M. After we had had our breakfast at a restaurant near the Union Depot, all of us crowded into two sight seeing busses. The busses had two young men, one :1 driver and one to tell us about the sights. Driving down Pennsylvania Avenue the Capital, Treasury, and many other immense and beautiful buildings were pointed out, also many historical statues. All along the drive around the backwaters of the Potomac are the wonderful Cherry Blossoms. The Lincoln Memorial and Mirage Pcol were shown and at a distance the Wash- ington Monument could be seen. XVe passed by the large aquariums, zoological gardens, embassy buildings, where foreign ministers live, the residential section of millionaires and notables, Viewed the Lee Mansion, Arlington Cemetery, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and the Amphitheatre. On the way to Mt. Vernon, we went through Alex- andria, the home town of George Washington. After visiting Mt. Vernon we went through the Capital, Smithsonian Institute, and Congressional Library. Twelve UH

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XII. XIII. XIV. XV. XVI. XVII. XVIII. XIX. XX. XXI. XXII. XXIII. XXIV. XXV. XXVI. XXVII. XXVIII. -. h fgmtem 70 CLASS WELL 0 Minnie Daniels bequeaths her quiet ways to Joe White. Lawrence Frisby bequeaths his harmonica to Skeetsu Wilson. Georgia Gould leaves her position as Center to Ruth Ann Davis. Ruth Haerr wills her uVergil and Ovid to any unfortun- ate Latin student who has to translate it. Eleanor Handley bequeaths her position as Captain of the Basket Ball team and the spirit of dear old L. H. S. to Carol Montgomery. Clarence Helsley bequeaths his tenor voice to uRedh Sattler. Henry Hill Wills his quiet and unobtrusive manner to Bob Morrison. Ruth Hoffman leaves her reputation as a good swimmer to Pinkie Deerwester. Nora Howell leaves her banana and skim milk, diet to Frances Roush. Lavella Hughes leaves her gym excuses to anyone needing them. Virginia Kable leaves her- boisterous voice to Emit Ward. Mary Laugel bequeaths her ability as an author to Mnckie Beuchter. Mary Lewis leaves her habitual neatness as an inspiration to the rest of the students. Virginia Lovell leaves her rhythm in dancing to Jim Coffman. Sarah Metzger leaves her touch system in typing to Hilda Koenig. Ralph Moyer wills his position as President of the Senior Class to some fortunate Junior. Bill Nordman hands down his love of history to Vernon Davis. UH