Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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Jill e9 . A TMUPRGVJEMJENTS OF QUE SCHOOJL 1 9 3 5 - 3 6 HEN, in the future, we recall our senior year in high school we will be almost sure to remember the improvements of our school grounds that were accomplished during our last year. About the first and most outstanding improvement and probably the first to be re- membered, will be the wall between the school and the gymnasium. That wall is rather symbolic of our class. New steps and walks con- structed at various, needy places on the grounds added to the beauty of our school. The yards were landscaped, sodded, and shrubbery was planted. The old mud and cinder parking lot was repaired and paved. f ' T The new gymnasium equipment, namely the rings, ropes, bars and mats, were first introduced into our classes during this year. Work on enlarging the locker rooms was begun this year but is, as yet, not completed. G. G. Four 1M

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DEDICATIQN To those who have led us throughout our four years of high school; who have aided us in surmounting the obstacles which seemed to block our Way; who have coached us in athletics and dramatics. GLADYS MOZENA E. J. STEELE NH

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