Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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COMPLIMENTS OF L. S. TRACY I- F. GEST IOSIE TUCKER REVEREND GOWDY BLOSSOM SHOP HOMER COYLE I. L. KNAPP LOVELAND HERALD VICTOR GARRET NICHOLAS BARBER A. 6: P. MANAGER MIAMI MAID DRIVER A. C. LOWBECK LAKE ISABELLA I. R. IOHNSON BRAUN SHOE SHOP CHARLES MANNING WM. V. McHENRY REVEREND MAIN GREAR MILITZER JOHN F . DOLL IAMISON'S TAYSTEE BREAD IOE MANNINO FLORENCE'S SHOP A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND ENGRAVIN G Pontiac Engraving 8c Electrotype Co. 812-22 W. Van Buren Street Chicago. Illinois PRINTING The BROWN Publishing Company Main 6. Wright Streets Blanchester. Ohio PHOTOGRAPHERS YOUNG 8c CARL Seventh 6. Vine Streets Cincinnati, Ohio 20

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Phillipsl Norma Klasener, Jean Myers Lenore Eomohrl Betty Krebs, Rosemary Doughman, Annabelle Smith, Blanche Alsop, Elizabeth BauerA Miss Payne, Miss Troxel. SECOND ROW7BettY Haley, Nancy Gest, Alice Schlueter. Avanelle Reece, Carrie May Moore, Ruth Shannon, lane Romohr, Barbara Eckertl Virginia Walker! Ruth Wolbersl Roma Brown. THIRD ROXVeAltred Metzqer, Ralph Gentry, Lott Smith, Lawrence Bodley, Birch Wegenhart, John Morris, Virgil Jones, Wilbur Howell, Marvin Stock. Howard Ehlerdiug, Robert Craig. FOURTH ROWeCarl Charlton, Carl Smith, Iohn Howsman, Lee Roy Coleman, 100 Betz, Max Medert, Edgar Shields! Gordon Haerr, lack Grady, Leonard Barry, Robert Crouse. THE IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Birch Wegenhart Vice-President Ralph Gentry Secretary Keith Carpenter Treasurer lean Myers JOLLY JUNIORS COULD it have been only three years ago that we weighed anchor and drifted slowly out into a sea of high school activities? It seems only yesterday that a certain Freshman Class was rejoicing over its first fifteen dollars which was made in a turkey rattle. Now, here we are, under the able leadership of our President, Birch llVeqenhart, ready to meet unflinchinqu, all the obstacles that roll into the path of this enterprising Junior Class. We juniors grew financially as well as mentally during the past year. Our penny dances, together With our Sadie Haw- kins dance, seemed to be our biggest moneyemakinq projects. These dances, our skating party, and an amateur hour helped us continue to keep the old custom of giving the annual Junior- Senior Prom. All work and no play, as you've heard, makes lack a dull boy. Our class, too, went by this rule. Many members of our class belong to the basketball, football, and baseball teams. There are also several musically inclined students. Four girls sang in the triple trio at Oxford getting an excellent rating; then, too, we have the honor of having one member Who belongs to the all county band. With these characteristics, this great corps of Juniors sail With full speed ahead into seniority. 227