Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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SENIOR WILL E, the Senior Class of 1940, have been duly sworn to be in our right mind and hereby bequeath and leave unto our followers these material and immaterial things: 1-To Richard Bennett, Vernon Gentry leaves his physics ability. ZhTo Wade Jackson, Maxine Anderson leaves her fast beating heart. BeTo Roma Brown, Maxine Sunnycalb her back talk. 4eTo George Everhart, Frank Lohr his masculine strut. SeTo Rosemary Douqhmani Ruth Carson her never ending gossip. BeTo Iean Lorenz, Bettie Merrill her long curly black hair. 7eTo Carrie Mae Moore, Gertrude Lohr her height. BHTO Mrs. Harsha, Judy Sattler her red hair. QeTo Tex Charlton, Jack Deerwester his brilliance in history class. lOsTo Norris Curry, Robert Race his trusty Ford. 1 leTo Jitterbug Edans, Imogene Conover her shortness of stature. lZeTo Edgar Shields, Melvin Carie his excess weight. ISaVirqinia Spence leaves her gracefuiness in dancing to everybody. 14eTo Roberta Lohr, Agnes Siarzman her continuous chattering. lE-To Ruth Shannon, Jeanne Robinson her petite ways. 167To Virginia Walker, Marian Cart her blushing. 17eTo Nancy Gest, Mildred Creamer her modest shyness. 18 7T0 Annie James, Geraldine Eckert her dignified bearing. lgsTo once Houser, Ethel James her flirting with the boys. 207 -To Lee Roy Coleman, Harry Purkiser his lazy bones. ZleTo Johnny Morris, Albert Biedinqer all our girls' ribbons. 227To Alfred Metzqer, Cordelia Kinner her natural wave. ZSeTo Betty Krebs, Myra Weiglein her cosmetics. 24eTo Betty Haley, Imogene Corrill her anxiety for capturing the boys. ZSeTo Max Medert, Charles Reynolds his touch system in typing. ZMTO La Von Todd, Louis Pfarr his ability to draw pictures for our school paper. 27eTo Irene Anderson, Mildred Moyer her place in the orchestra. 28e-To Iack Grady, Junior Long his girl friends, ZQeTo Bobby Musserl Bruce Burske, his precious minutes to get to school. BOaTo Carl Smithl Doris Ann Wells her scholarship ability. SieTo Jean Myers, Yvonne Heisel her singing ability. 32wTo Russel Smith, Donald Hamilton, his melodious voice. 337Waiiace Bobiiti's tootinq to anyone who can take his place. 34eRichard Lohbeck Will leave anything and everything except Marian Cart. 35e We leave Martha Tarkington and her tuba to the Indians. 36eRuby Byus leaves her baby ways to anyone who can use them. 37e1rvine Todd leaves his basketball trunks to Mr. Sprinkle in hope that he gets as much service out of them as he did. 38eChar1es Hollarn leaves his outbursts in bookkeeping to those who know more about it. 40e-Virqinia Schlueter gives fair warning for all the fair sex to keep away from Charlie. 18

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CLASS OF 1940 VIRGINIA SCHLUETER Home Economics Club 1, 3,- Girl Reserves 1, 2. Athletic Association 1; Dramatics 3, 4; Orange and Black Staff 4. LOUIS 1. PFARR Athletic Association 1; Civics Club 3; Orange and Black Staff 4., BRUCE B. BURSKE Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Z, 3; A1h1etic Association 1; Dramatics 4. CORDELIA L. KINNER Civics Club 3; Girl Reserves 1. MILDRED H. CBEAMER Home Economics Club 4. CHARLES HOLLARN Hi-Y 1; Civics Club 3; Orange and Black Staff 3; Dramatics 3. HARRY RALPH PURKISER Hi-Y 1; Track 1; Dramatics 3, 4. YVONNE L. HEISEL Home Economics Club 1, 2; Aihletic Associaiion 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 8, 4. MARGIE DAVIS Treas., Home Economics Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 4. 17

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SENIOR PROPHECY For a jolly jaunt this gay group wente They passed right by a gypsy's tent; A maid appeared with jet black hair, Step forth, said she, I know your name, I tell your future and your fame. Maxine Anderson will settle down upon a farm, Where she will be far from harm. Albert Biedinqer Will usurp Fiddler, As a star radio announcer, A trumpeter Wally will be. and later He will be an aviator. Bruce Burske to Hollywood will go, He'll always be the hit of the show. The greatest stenographer of them all, Ruby Byus, who is not short but tall. Melvin Carle, with Gable will Vie, For the throne in the feminine fan's eye. Ruth Carson. a stenographer will be, And hit the keys before you can count three. A scalp belt furnished by Marian Cart, Will be supplied for the masculine heart. Imogene Conover, a nurse she hopes to be, She will be looking for an interne to marr-ie. Imogene Corrill, the only girl that was cut out to be, At hunting rabbits she will exceed. Mildred Creamer is a farmer true, For she surely will marry a farmer, too. lack Deerwester a carpenter will be, And live in high glory, we see. Geraldine Eckert is an ardent baseball tan, But she'll end up married to a football man. Vernon Gentry aided by Mr. Oqg, Will sever the appendix from a big fat Donald Hamilton, a crooner was born, To take the radio world by storm. Yvonne Heisell a singer well known, Will perform abroad as well as at home. Charles Hollarn a schoolmaster will be, He will teach the little ones their A-B-Cis. Ethel James an efficient sales clerk, Will sell us socks instead of shirts. On the corner Cordelia stands, Holding on to Ralph Hammon's hands. Richard Lohbeck a handsome dandy, With the girls will always be handy. Frank Lohr, a mysterious faker, Will become a census taker. Gertrude Lohr all her livelong lite, Has wished to be a faithful wife. Ralph Long, a chemist 'tis said, Never wastes hours in bed. Bettie Merrill, don't let your mind whirl, Will end up being a cigarette girl. Mildred Moyer a wife will be, To marry a doctor, whom you all can see. Louis Piarr a liie-guard strong, His idea of girls is seldom wrong. Harry Purkiser a pastry chef, Will be patching pans right and left. Robert Race a poet in school, Hope he never breaks the rule. Charles Reynolds, a gentleman indeed, Needs only an extra spurt of speed. lean Robinson of many powers, Will entertain patrons until wee hours. ludy Sattler, a Physical Ed. Teacher, To marry Bob; her double feature. Virginia Schlueter has a sweet tooth as we all know, To her candy shops many of us will go. And the theory Two can live as cheap- ly as one, Jerome, Virginia Spence has won. Agnes Starzman living in state! Will sing in night clubs early and late. Maxine Sunycalb can't you see, Bouncing a cherub on her knee. Martha Tarkington as an athlete will go far, In the next Olympics she will be star. As a preacher in Tying the knot, Irvine Todd shall not be forgot. Myra, weary of your demands, 1 will leave your future in your own hands. Doris Ann, energetic and plucky, Will go through life happy and lucky. 19