Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1942 volume:

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LOVELAND For several years Loveland has tried to pass a bond issue for the erection of a new school building. The question of a suitable sight has been one of the main obstacles. Finally, in the course of a few years, the Board of Education with the cooperation of the local citizens selected a site which ap- pealed to them. lt comprised twenty-three acres surrounded by beautiful trees and hills, located on the Loveland-Madeira Road just outside of the corporation line. In the spring of l94l the bond issue was again to be voted on. The children were so thrilled in the expectation of a new school that they canvassed Loveland, carrying signs urging everyone to vote yes As a result of the efforts put forth by everyone, the bond CHEMISTB Betty Hatcher, Burton, Warren Charles Thzeken, Catherine Steele, George ham, Raphael BUILDS issue passed. Soon after, various blueprints were submitted for the construction. The dedication was scheduled for Satur- day, December 6, at two o'clock. At this time the large auditorium was filled with citizens of Loveland and of surrounding communities. Superintendent Iudson E. Sprinkle, Chairman of the dedication service, presented the pub- lic an interesting program, opened by the entire audience singing America accom- panied by the school band. This was fol- lowed by the invocation by Reverend Gowdy. The band, directed by Mr. Glenden Craggs, then played an overture The Gypsy Festi- val. Hon. Iames G. Stewart, Mayor of Cin- cinnati, gave the dedicatory address. Raphael Smith sang Evening Star, followed by re- l LIBRARY M a r y Q Gentry, William Koenig. Y , Mrs hieken OFFICE PRACTICE LOVELANITS FUTURE marks by the architect, Mr. George Walker. Mr. Leonard P. Bunnell, President of School Board, presented the new school to the pa- trons ot Loveland School District. Mr. B. A. lohnson, President ot the P.fT. A. gave the response to the presentation. This was tol- lowed by a selection by the A Cappella Choir, directed by Miss Margaret Beaver. Be- marks were then made by Mr. O. H. Bennett, Superintendent ot Hamilton County Schools and by a representative of the State Depart- ment. Norma Davis then sang Villanelle accompanied by Amelita Meier on the flute and Miss Margery Pope on the piano, tol- lowed by an address by Dr. H. F. Vallance ot the Department ot Education oi Miami Uni- versity. The school band then played another number followed by the presentation ot the flag by the Daughters of America. Miss Marf qery Pope played a piano solo Romance The memorable dedication was ended by the he-nediction by Reverend Main. The architectural work was planned by Vfalker, Norwich, and Templin Company. The contractors were the Knowlton Con- struction Company, the Bacon dl Sanders Plumbing Company, The Gilbert P. Mursinna Heating Company, and The Keasley Electric Company. We also extend our thanks to Superin- tendent ludson E. Sprinkle and the members ot the school board tor their cooperation in 'naking possible this lovely building. Roma 0 gducafion H. l. Cottman, President O. P. Bodley, Clerk Henry Chisman, Vice President l. M. Montgomery Roy Malott -k if Page 8 v ADMINISTRATION The faculty of the Loveland High School is to be congratulated upon the work accomplished in the last tew years. The pupils and teachers are proud of the new building and wish to thank the good people of Loveland for this gitt. Even under the war strain we are proud of the boys and girls in their conduct and their response to the teaching and things that are not pleas- ant to endure. Household arts is one of the bright spots with Miss Marshall as leader. Library and study hall are quite complete and are enjoyed by all. Physical education, under the direction oi Mr. Kauber and Miss Lewis. in the wonderful gymnasium, makes school much more pleas- ant than the former set-up on the hill. English is under the guidance ot Mrs. Harsha, Miss Pope, and Miss Dix- son, who are doing a fine piece ot work. Latin is still quite popular under Miss Templin. We regret very much the resignation ot Mrs. Gladys Gentry, one of the finest teachers with whom we have come in contact in our experience. Mrs. Gentry is succeeded by Mr. Blake, who has spent some tirne studying languages in Europe. Science has made quite a change in the new set-up: we regret that Mr. Steele will not be with us next year. Gur music is superb under Miss Beaver and Mr. Craggs, with five superior groups going to state. The cornrnercial department is tops in the new home, and everyone participating enjoys the work. aculfil M. E. BANTA B.S. in Ed., Wilmington, Social Science: Mathematics. MARGARET BEAVER B.S. in Ed., Wilmington, Music. RUTH LEWIS B.S. in Ed., Ohio University, M.A., Ohio University, Girls Physical Education. KATHRYN CARR B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, M.A., Ohio State University, Am- erican History, Economic Geog- raphy. ALICE TEMPLIN AB., Wilmington, Latin, History. GLENDEN CRAGG5 B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, Instrumental Music. GEORGE E. STEELE B.S. an Ed., Ohio State University, Physical Science, A d v a n c e d Mathematics. RUTH DIXON A.B., University of Wyoming, M.A., Ohio State University, Eng' lish. MARY W. HARSHA A.B., Wilmington College, Eng- lish. ORENA MARSHALL B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University, Home Economics. BETTY LINSEY X B.S. in Ed., Miami University, Art. ARTHUR BLAKE Br, niversity of Toledo, Span- dx ish, Eench, Biology, Librarian, CARL A. ROTH B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State University, Mathematics. GLADYS GENTRY Ed., Denison University, French, BiolOQY: L14 brarian. y ollege for Women, ver ty of Cincinnati, rarnatics. HAZELLE PAYNE B.S. in Ed., Ohio University, MA., Ohio University, Commercial, H. F. KAUBER A.B., Capital University, A.M., Onio State University, Boys Phys- ical Education, Coaching. T H E 1 9 4 2 L CJ H l.A N C CJIH hd E hd O R A.T I N C3 CJ U R N'E VV S C H CD13 L B U I L D Ili G Page 9 BRIEFS FROM THE GRADES The great progress made 1n the lower grades of the Loveland School has been due to the type of teachers and the1r w1ll1ngness to cooperate and to 1m prove themselves All but two of our grade teachers w1ll have f1n1shed the1r Bachelors ot Scrence 1n Educatlon by the end of th1s summer s work The use of departmental work 1n the grades enables each teacher to mstruct 1n the subJects he llkes and IS best fltted to teach Each teacher has a chance to coordmate h1s work and follow each year knowmg the weaknesses and strong pomts ot each chlld he can start where he stopped the year before No teacher under th1s system w1ll promote a chlld that 1S not qual1f1ed because he would st1ll have to teach the same sublect to the ch1ld The grade llbrary has beer' developed rn the last frve years to the extent that each ch1ld may have the pleasure of readlng a dozen or mor books per year The add1t1on of art and muslc offers every Clllld a chance to make good and to enJoy school One outstand1ng thmg about our grade teachers 1S the fact that they love the1r work and chlldren and they are 1n the protessron not Just for a steppmg stone but for a l1te Work All teachers work for the best that can be found 1n the chrld always lending a helplng hand to the t1m1d and dependent chrld All of these teachers are actlve members 1n church work 1n th1s or the1r own Com munltles We would lrke to mtroduce to you your grade teachers and the1r subJects Mrs SUSIE May teaches the flrst grade Mrs Ola Stevenson readmg and wr1t mg 1n grades two to SIX Mrs Katherxne Banta ar1thmet1c MISS Edlth Beyer language MISS V1v1an Greenwald scrence and readmg Mrss Mlldred Vander vort hrstory and spelllng MISS Geneva Ferguson all colored ch1ldren 1n the lower SIX grades Mr Lloyd Mann IS pr1nc1pal of the grades and teaches geography GRADE TEACHERS FIRST ROW Mxss Beyer Mr Mann Mrs May SECOND ROW Mrss Green wad Mrs Bam Mxss Vanclervort MISS Ferguson Mrs Stevenson THE 1942 LOHIAN COMMEMORATING OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING Pagol0 . , . , , , , . 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':s. : ,, ..,, ,AI 1 Arthur elf r 1+.Q I tel, Ltd :I--,:ZI.A'I 11.1 .:: , Ha ry .1lQ 41 Page 1 1 THE SENIOR STORY In September mneteen hundred and thrrty erght frfty two bewrldered boys and grrls entered Loveland Hrgh as Freshmen We were welcomed to our home room whrch was the large study hall downstalrs by Mlss Temphn and Mr Banta our home room teachers At our frrst meetmg of the year Roger Vreth was elected Presxdent lames Ramsey Vrce Pres1dent Dorothy Gar rrson Secretary and Walter McLean Treas urer At the close of the thrrd week of school the upper classmen gave us our m1t1at1on whrch made us feel as though we were full fledged members then and we had much fun ln plannlng a return party rn November The followrng September we aga1n re turned to the same burlclmg but th1s tlme we our fun teasmg the Freshmen and gettmg them lost 1n the halls Our ofhcers elected for the Sophomore year were Arnold Wrl hams Presrdent Rrchard Bennett VICE Pres rdent Dorothy Garrrson Secretary and Wal ter McLean Treasurer Th1S year a new or ganrzahon was formed the Student Councll Each class was permttted to have represen tat1ves accordrng to the number of members 1n the class Our Student Councrl Ftepresenta tat1ves were Lors Rauch Iames Ramsey and Walter McLean We were honored by the opportunrty to rmtrate the Freshmen Our Iunror year was of very great 1m portance Frrst of all the class OHICGIS were W1lma W'1lson Presldent M1ldred Gorsuch Vlce Presrdent Dons Harcourt Secretary Arnold Wrlltams Treasurer and Walter Mc Lean and Norrrs Curry Student Councrl Rep resentatrves We had many good athletes band and orchestra members and we were also proud of our partrcfpants 1n scholastlc contests Our class showed great coopera t1on rn preparlng for a lun1orSen1or Prom rnce we had the great handrcap of havlng no gymnaslum but we succeeded by QIVIHQ one that the Senlors classrfred as the best ever If Page 12 Our Senror year o soon' lt seems as though we were only freshmen last week Th1S year was a tnrrll for we were enterrng a new school y af rn a new burldrng Our class otfrcers were 'Walter McLean Presrdent lean Vfrllrams Vrce Dresldent melrta Me-ref Secretary rxey rn Treasurer Walter Mclean Edward Bredtng er and Dons T-larcourt Student f'ounc1l Rep resentatlves Many of our class took part rn the dedr catron of our new chool burlorng for we were honored to be attendmg thrs school A thnll came when we were measured for our caps and gowns because rt wouldnt be long untrl we would be wearrng them Vlfe are raprdly approachrng the trme when our actrve connectron wrth L H S wrll cease We are now lookrng forward to the lun1orSen1or Prom and the festrvrtres con nected wrth graduatron We are honored tc be the frrst Senror Class to graduate from the nrng to beautrfy our graduatlon by a candle lrght servrce W'e look back vwth fond memor1es and sad hearts as now our school days here arc over Some of us wrll go on to college where as others of us wrll try our hands t the bust ness world Wherever we are we the Senror Class of 1911? wrll always remember the good old days at Loveland Hrgh School 3'- -4- SHARLOTTE BORDERS lnrr mmf: x s lrlfe the sky Q nd toe ' ' , s . 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As ture a t - 5 'Q' 'Gif wmxrrzn M mann from osnonm: Class Treasurer l 2 Georgia Iubrlee l Track Teaml Student Councrl 2 4 Pres 3 Lohldn Staff 3 Boys State 3 Class Presrdent 4 Orange and Black Start 4 I-I1Y 4 Knrckerbocker Club 4 IEANNE WILLIAMS Basketball l 3 Track l 2 4 Band Glee Club l 2 3 4 A CBPPSH5 Chorr 3 4 Trrple Trro 2 4 Geox' gra Iubrlee 1 Prckles 2 un bonnet Sue 3 SPYUIQ Festival 1 2 3 4 Vtce Pres1dent4 Home EC Club l HRRVEY HINES asketball 1 2 4 Track 2 4 Sun bonnet Sue 3 H Y 3 Pr 4 A Cappella Chorr 3 Treas 4 Class Treasurer 4 Kmckerbocker Club4 5-,,,,x.,4.fQ, WILMA WILSON Glrl Reserves l Scholarshrp Team 2 4 Class Presrdent 3 Kmcker bock r Club 4 Lohran Staff 3 4 Orange and Black Staff 4 Semor Scholarshrp 4 D A R DeleQ'3'9 4 GEORGE EVERHART Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Sprrnq Festr 1 Georqxa Iubrlee 1 Prckles 2 Band 2 3 4 Football Manager 2 H1Y 3 Vrce Pres 4 A Cappella Chorr 3 4 Track 3 Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Sun bonnet Sue 3 Vrce Pres Knrcker bocker Club 4 Glee Club l 2 Band 1 Orchestra 1 Scholarshrp Team 2 3 4 Lo hxan Staff ARNOLD WILLIAMS sketballl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 4 Orchestra 3 Football 2 Class President 2 Class Treasurer 3 Boys Octet 1 3 4 Lohran Staff 3 4 A Cappella Chorr Secretary 3 resrdent 4 H Y 3 Secy Sunbonnet Sue 3 Prckles Georgla Iubrlee l Trumpet Trro 4 Brass Sextet 4 Scholarshrp Team l 2 4 Semor Scholarshrp Team 4 All County Band 3 Sprrnq Fes a l 2 G e Clubl 2 HMELITA MEIER Sycamore Hrqh School Student Councrl l 2 Scholarshrp team l 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 All County Band 3 Oxford Contest l 2 3 Loveland Htqh School Scholarshrp Team 4 Semor Scholarshrp 4 Band 4 Orchestra 4 Accompanrst A Cappella Chorr Trrple Trlo Trumpet Trto 4 Plano Solo Oxford 4 All County Band 4 Class Secy 4 Vrce Presrdent Band 4 EDDY BIEDINGER nd l 3 Boys Octet 1 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Sprr F strval 1 2 3 4 A Cappe a Chorr 3 Secy 4 H1Y 3 Lohran Staff 3 4 Orange and Black Staff 4 All County Band 3 4 Sun bonnet Sue 3 Basketball 4 Knrckerbocker Club 4 Trumpet Trro 4 Brass Sextet 4 Pres Stu dent Councrl 4 Semor Scholarship 4 Band News Reporter 4 WQH94' .fue DORIS HABCOURT Home Ec Club 1 Secy 2 Schol arshrp Team 1 2 3 Drstrtct Schol arshrp Team 2 Glee Club Plckles 2 Class Secretary 3 o hran Start 4 Orange and Black Staff 4 Secretary Kmckerbocker Club 4 Student Councrl 4 I Old Lourslana 1 E LOHIAN COMMEM ATING OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING Page I3 ADA MAE HOPEWELI. CHARLES CONOVER Home Economlcs Club l 2 Gxrls Tack 3 4 Athletxc Club 4 Mmstrel l 7V.c,L. FRANK EVERHART LAVON TODD Track 2 Basketball Manager 2 Georqxa lubxlee l Scholarsh1p Knlckerbocker Club 4 H1Y 3 4 Team 3 Lohlan Statt 4 LORENA HARCOURT PAUL YORK Bxllys Goat 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 4 H Y 3 4 a eball 2 HARRY HILL JEAN SMITH Track Home Econom1cs Club l 2 Georqxa lub1le l Pxckles 2 All County Choms 2 Scholaxshxp Team 3 Lo RQBERTA LQHR NORRIS CURRY Home Economics Club 1 2 mstrel l B sketball l 7 3 s ball l 2 4 Fo all 2 wr 4 l-l1Y 3 4 Track 4 Kmckerbocke sk L Club 4 Student Councxl 2 3 6QVzM4JZuf?f7f 1.3! Q THE LO AN COMMEMORATING OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING Page 14 . I : , .5 r ,l Q . B ' ' . 5 , 5 i- 3, 45 Track 5 5 B S 5 35 4. 4. . Q 5 f 5 f P ' VV :I I . hian Staff 4. ' 5 , M' 5 a 5 .5 5 45 1 , Ba e . , 5 35 5 otb 5 35 4: I f v' Z 5 5 5 ' r ,' .H fly. I 5 V I 5 I N .I :L .0 K-1 J 1 u ,L Q :z .lg 1' 'g 1. --L V 1 9 4 2 H I ...J ROSALIND SMITH Horre Economrcs Club l Track PAUL WILSON Intramural Basketball l 2 4 Band 2 3 4 Track 2 4 Baseba l-l1Y 4 fyv, MARY POE Glee Club 1 2 3 4 A Cappella o1r 3 4 Orchestra l 2 B nd l 2 3 4 Georqra Iubrlee Prckles 2 Sunbonnet Sue Trrple Tr1o 2 4 Track 1 2 4 Kmckerbocker Club 4 Solo Vorce 3 4 Home Ec Club Sprmq Festrval 1 2 3 4 All Coun ty Band 3 4 Vrce Pres A Cap pella Cho1r 4 Band Secy and Treasurer 4 G1rls Chorus l 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves 2 JAMES RAMSEY chestral 2 3 4 Bandl 2 4 Boys Octet l 4 All Couny Band 1 2 3 4 All County Chorus 1 2 Georqxa Iubrlee 1 Scholar shrp Team 1 2 Prckles 2 Hen pecked Husband 2 Student Coun crl 2 Sunbonnet Sue 3 Football 3 4 A Cappella Chorr 3 4 Or anqe and Black St ft 3 4 Ba e ball 3 Brass Sextet 4 MARY OSBORNE Glee Club l 2 Scholarship Team FRED ERTBK Track 3 Operett N ORMA BAUER In Old Lourslana l Glee Club l 2 3 4 Plckles 2 A Cappella Chorr 3 4 Sprrnq Festival 3 Sun bortnet Sue 3 Trrple Trlo 4 Girl Reserves 4 Orange and Black Staff 4 Lohman Staff 4 Kmckerbock er Club 4 Intramural Basketball 4 HOWARD CREAMER ANGELA PFAHB Home EC Club l 2 Scholarship Team 3 Lohlan Staff 4 Prckles 2 Georqta Iubxlee 1 Intramural Basketball 4 EARLE BENNINGTON Ceorgra lubllee l A Cappella orr 3 4 H Y Sunbonnet Sue 3 Track 4 Knickerbocker Club 4 'k Page I5 MARY STHHSSEI. Sycamore H1qh School Glee Club l Chorus 2 3 Loveland rlxgh School Scholarshlp Team 4 Llbrary 4 A Cappella Choxr 4 ESTHER MAY SMITH M11iord Hugh School Home ub l 2 Iumor Play 3 Gee ub l 3 Home EC Play Loveland I-hgh School Dramatlcs Play 4 Kmckerbocker Club 4 LORAINE GILMER Club 2 News Reporter l Glee Club l 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves 2 3 :ce P es 4 Plckles 2 A a pella Chou' 3 4 Tfeasurer Kmcker DAVID DEMARIS Georgm Iub1lee Basketball 4 Ci 1-442' IEAN LORENZ Glr Reserves 1 2 3 4 Georqxa Iubllee l Scholarshxp Team l 2 Plckles 2 Orange and Black Staff 2 3 4 All County Chorus 2 A Cappella Chou 3 Kruckerbocker Club 4 Semor Scholarshlp 4 Home Ec Club 4 AVIS KISSICK bocker Club 4 MARCELLA WELLS Home Ec Club 1 'lr Page 16 MARY BURTON Home Er: Club 1 2 I XM! WM LAURA IAN!! LONG Georqxa Iubllee l Gul Reserves 4 Cappella Cholr 3 4 Kmckerbocker uh 4 P1ckles V I H A V H lj l . ' . .' ' Z , ,A . I C. ' ' : Ec. 1 , , , f ' C1 , z ' 7 1 7 ' . Cl ,2,Ag . la. ff, O f I J Georgia Jubilee 1, Home Ec. Home EC. C1ub 1, 2, V' r I5 if ' 5 ICIJL ' 0 f ' y'f,, X , f f , f I ' 'ff . f'f 4 f V 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l,,2, 3, , A Cl 7 ' Il. WITH AN EYE TG THE FUTURE The lfth Regrment of the Un1ted States Mannes was stat1oned at a far off deserted 1sland The Un1ted States had been VICIOIIOUS 1n the Second World War Two heroes of the reg1ment Frank Ever hart and Davrd DeMar1s we e s1tt1ng by the campfrre talk1ng I was Just rem1n1sc1ng remarked Frank It has been only ten years smce we left school I dont know what any of our old classmates are domg Dave scratched h1s face and yawned It would be mterestmg to know wouldr t t7 It surely would replred Frank I haven t any 1dea of what happened to them Have you? Dave d1dnt answer He was slumber1ng peaceful ly A l1ttle man tapped Dave on the shoulder So you would l1ke to see your old class mates eh? Well follow me Away they sped to the mrghty metropolrs New York Crty It was even1ng and MISS Mary Strassel head nurse of Chnst Hosprtal was seen recewed a letter from Mrss Mary Osborne who lS a Chr1st1an Serv1ce worker rn lnd1a As she wa1ted for the elevator she gave her usual cheery sm1le to M1ss Amelrta Merer as the latter walked past M1ss Meler IS a world famed d1et1c1an who 1S dorng some spec1al work for the hosp1tal Everyone reads her artrcles 1n the D1etary RQVISW The scene then changes to an apartment rn another part of thc c1ty I-lere Mrss loralne G1lmer IS rnemor1z1ng her part for her latest play whrle her roommate Mrss Laura Iane Long IS put t1ng the f1n1sh1ng touches on her pa1nt1ng whlch she plans to enter 1n the Manhattan Water Color contest The doorbell rmgs It IS M1ss Esther Snnth the novel1st who tells them that her fr1end MISS lean Lorenz also a novehst IS on her way horne from South Arnerrca Nhere she has b en gettmg ma ter1al for her latest novel From here Dave and the lrttle man go to the downtown sectron where they see rn large lrghts the slg Club El Morocco Gene Krupas orchestra leaturmg Eddy Bredrnger Yes Eddy Bredmg er IS a famed hot trumpet player' Not far away IS an advertrsement Dave looks at rt for a Vll'11l9 That g1rl 1n the advertrsement looks fam l1ar Look closer reolled the lrttle man Yes thrs young lady IS M1ss Ro berta Lohr a department store model Dave and the lrttle man then leave New York for Wash1ngton D C Here they look 1nto a government bu1ld1ng Mr Walter S McLean a noted pol1t1c1an who has revrved the Re publrcan party rs d1ctat1ng to h1s two secre tar1es Mrss Flora Osborne and Mrss DOIIS rlarcourt Mr McLean wants the support of a large federal factorv where Mr NOIIIS Curry IS foreman of the shop department At the nearby munlclpal a1rport Mr Paul W1lson IS seen mstructmg young pllots Thrs IS 1n deed mterestrng remarked Dave Come' Let us go to Detrort answered the lrttle man At Detrort Mr Fred Ertel head mechan1c of an arrplane factory IS seen talk1ng to Mr Howard Creamer the head of the testrng de partment In another part of town MISS Rosa lnd Sm1th the natrons number one blues smger IS seen answenng fan ma1l assrsted by her secretary Mrss Marcella 'Wells On the outskrrts of the c1ty Dave and the l1ttle man peep 1nto a schoolroom There IS Mrss W' lma W1lson a very efftc ent math teacher explamrng a pu7zl1ng problem to the class As the httle man and Dave leave Detrort the latter remarked Im rather hungry e shall stop at the flrst large farm house rn Ohlo and eat After a whrle the lxttle man po1nted to one and suggested There s a n1ce look 1ng place They knock at the farmhouse door The farmer IS Mr Harvey Hrnes who after servrng rn the arrny had settled down to farmrng After the meal Dave and the llttle man contrnue th 1r Journey south They f1n ally arrrve 1n CIHCIDHGII There they see a basketball game U C vs M1am1 Mrs Mar v1n Stock tlean Wlllramsl and her husband were at the game Mrs Stock had come to see her younger brother who 1S the star of the U C team The younger brother IS now re e1v1ng rmportant 1nstruct1ons from coach Arnold Wxllrams Mr W1ll1am s f1ne team IS en1oy1ng a successful year Also present at the game IS Mr Earl Bennlngton a promr tCont1nued on page 431 E LOHIAN COMMEMOR I OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING Page 17 1 . . 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I 9 4 2 B T N G UWIGQS The rollrckrng fun lovmg class whrch strrs up more trouble rn school than any oth er two classes comblned IS we must admrt the lunlor Class lt 1S no fault of our home room teachers Mrs Harsha and Mr Steele they Just cant keep an eye on us forty mne puprls at one trme The school year opened wrth a bang up electron whereas the boys prtted therr oratorrcal and mfluentral powers agarnst the grrls A good brt of antagonrsm was rarsed before the electron However the offrcrals teachers got wmd of the happenmgs and quelled any further outbreaks ln the fall the class was outstandrng rn that rt had a complete football team of rts own members frve out of those srx were on the varsrty so that when any cheerrng was done rt was done mostly by lunrors and when any scormg was done rt was agarn mostly the lunrors The basketball floor also felt the patter of the shoes of luntors durrng the season The boys trred hard tn the frrst half but as the last two quarters came around our pornts Just wouldn t add up Thrs procedure became surprrsmgly consrstent the Jrntc couldnt be broken Smce the grrls were not permrtted to partrcrpate rn mterscholastrc competrtron those of the Iumor class drd as much work selhng candy as they probably would on the basketball floor Mrs Harsha took over the candy sales rn a frrendly competrtrve man ner wrth Mr Steele and hrs pop sellrng At the turn of sprrng the class became aware of the fact that only a few months stood between them and the date of the Semor Prom Somethrng had to be done Our class prestdent put forth the plan of hrrrng an orchestra for a brg dance lt was welcomed heartrly everyone was eager to do hrs part A dance commrttee was chosen to take care of advertrsrng and trcket sellrng The one great questron mark 1n our path of progress was the task of choosrng an orches tra not only choosmg one but gettrng one to perform on the date chosen Then when Aprrl lO came around everyone was worrred about the returns from the trckets Our whole years work hrnged upon the dance but the profrt surprrsed everyone the class was at ease our rnvest ments almost doubled The frrst few practrces of baseball brought forth the old hands from the lunror class even our enthusrastrc baseball player Mr Steele who loves to watch and ta4e part rn all sports Could that be why thrs class rs al ways on the move thrs year? We are sorry to lose Mr Steele thrs year he rs 1n the servrce of Uncle Sam But we are also proud too that we have a real soldrer rn our class now Besrdes havmg therr foot rn athletrcs they had a hand also rn the classrcs Mem bers of the class who took part rn A Cappella and Mrss Beavers other vocal courses re turned vrctonous from the contests held at Oxford Throughout the year Mr Craggs kept th band and orchestra on a footrng equal to any rn thrs area Agam the musrcal mmded folk of grade eleven shone forth therr beams down the grzdrron rn the wmter frllmg the gym wrth strrrmg notes of Cheer Cheer for Old Loveland Hrgh For a class havmg such an extensrve rn terest rn extra currrcular actrvrtres rt seems hardly possrble that rt had a very good schol astrc standrng If one could Just see the sta trstrcs whrch returned from the competrtrve scholastrc tests he would utter amazed that wonders wrll never cease or that there was a mrstake As the date May 22nd came around on the calendar the class that 15 each member was as busy as frve or srx swarms of bees prepar mg the great banquet and prom to follow That 1 to say nothmg of what Mrs Harsha and Mr Steele were accompllshrng When the great nlght arrrveo everythrng was su perb and all formalrtres were completed Wllh the greatest frnesse thus puttmg anoth r feather Jn the hat of the class of 43 THE LOHIAN COMMEMOR ING OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING Page 18 9 ' - . , f 1 1 J I ' , , ,, - H 1 I ll I Il . l V I . , Q . ' of eagerness. In the fall, strutting up and ' - . - - 11 , I 1 I llv: ll I A . I 4 I I I - f l I ' - , T ' I 4 I l I I . 1: 11 - ' 1 ' . - 'Sl 1 ' . ' . ' W ' , ' e I . - J . I T Il ll 1 9 4 2 A T A I UNIOR CLAS S STANLEY MCCOY President DICK TRACY KENNETH MEDERT Vice-President Secretary WILLIAM FRITZ Treasurer FIRST ROW: Betty Rea, Marilyn Harsha, Earline Constable, Rowena Franz, Essie Flynn, Marie Ahlers, Pauline Biggs, lane Roberts, Betty Howe. SECOND ROW: Charles Sears, Elizabeth Hollarn, Ruth Braun, Norma Davis, Betty Iean Adams, Anna Hamilton, Ruth Gentry, Viola Meyer, Irene Anderson, Dallas Burton, Mrs. Harsha. THIRD ROW: Mr. Steele, Edward Biehle, Loree Danby, Myrna Stock, Alice Fagin, Betty Hatcher, Luella Thieken, Katherine Hitesman, Robert Smith, Miss Marshall. FOURTH ROVV: David Alsop, Raphael Smith, William Koenig, lolzn Carson, Stanley McCoy, Charles Spencer, James Meyer, Ralph Hitesman. FIFTH ROW: Lloyd Light, Warren Craig, Kenneth Medert, Glenn Moore, George Bauer, Vv'illiarn Fritz, George Scrugham, Carol Ertel, Richard Tracy. 'k Page 19 SOPHOMORE CLASS Presrdent Earl Bomohr V1cePres1dent Alfred Potts Secretary Irene Prlce Treasurer Emmajean Wllson Let us look mto the past Nearly two years ago a group of eager but somewhat frlqhtened students began the very adven turous experrenc of attendlng h1gh school To many of these 1nd1x lduals enterlng hrgh school had been a dream that had long been looked forward to Upon enterlng the Fresh man year the rmtratron was the usual frrst b1g event Throughout the year many 1nter estlng happemngs o curred Our Freshman class was a very wrllmg group and nearly all of the student reached the goal of be commg Sophomores Thrs years Sophomore Class 1S found to be very ambrtrous and talented m var1ous phases A large number belong to the A Cappella Chorr and several were chosen to s1ng at the Musrc Festrval tn Oxford Many partrcrpated rn the dCl1V1l1SS of the band and orchestra and st1ll others are bound to be great athletes some day Iames Bradley Earl Archer Betty Threken B1ll Ramsey Marle Maw Dons K1ss1ck and Irene Prrce w1ll represent the Sophomore Class at Greenhrlls rn Apnl VVe were well represented thrs year on the Boys Basketball Team and many of the grrls took part rn rntramural games lack Benmngton and Betty Howard represent our class on the annual staff th1s year Mrs Gentry a favorrte teacher who has been here for several years has left us and we feel that we w1ll never have another teacher who w1ll qurte f1ll her place As a class the Sopho mcres presented her w1th a very attract1ve lamp whrch we hope she w1ll emoy As a class we feel that we owe the sponsors of the new bulldrng a vote of thanks and to the teachers for the grand way 1n whtch they carry on actrvrtres As w near the end of our adventure as Sophomores we know that we have gamed more knowledge and enloyment and are now look1ng forward to becommg lunlors ir ir Page 20 FRESHMAN CLASS Presrde, tt Martha Baron Vrce r- esrdent Russel Lohbeck Secretary PeQQY Doughman Treasurer Charles Verth The Freshman Class entered h1gh school rn September Wllh a total of e1ghty boys and glrls comrng from Branch H111 Marnevrlle and S1xteen M1le Stand as well as from Love land In the course of the year the number decreased to S1XlY seven but we st1ll have the largest class Freshmen 1mmed1ately showed thelr strong school sp1r1t by plung 1ng wholeheartedly 1nto the football season turmng out athletes who rn a few years w1ll be our mam source of prowess on the grld 1ron At the 1nv1tat1on party rn October the Sophomores welcomed the Frosh contrn gent Wllh a day of h1lar1ous pokrng fun and romprng m sackcloth and omon Jewelry An even1ng party at the school brought both classes together and the Freshmen were obllged to entertarn everyone by paymg penaltres exacted by a Sophomore Jury At thrs trme there was a dlsplay of talent whrch recurred later rn the class assembly program IH whrch vocal and mstrumental solorsts monologursts and comedrans took part ln the freld of muslc the Freshmen had repre sentatlves rn the band and the A Cappella cho1r Wllh Audrey Meter and Anna Mae Casey f1ll1ng two posrtrons 1n the g1rls trrple trro F1ve staff members of the Orange and Black kept Freshmen ln the news Audrey Meler Martha Baron Anna Lou Prrce Dolores l-hll and Margaret Strassel ACl1V1l19S of th1s sort however d1d not keep the class from wrnnlng scholast1c honors as well several of the students competrng rn the county tes s rn Apnl Audrey Meler Margaret Strassel Martha Baron Shlrley Gest Anna Lou Prlce and Cecll Bauer Now we look forward to takmg our places among the upper classmer gurdmg next years Freshmen along the paths we followed th1s year The class advrs ors are Mrs Carr, M1ss Pope, and M1ss Lewrs .. 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A 1 L 1 1 L 1 1 1 9 A1 , 1 . 1 EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY OF THE ACTIVITIES 1941 42 Presrdent Earl Constabre V ICG Presrdent Roy Everhart Secretary Dorrs Bohnekamp Treasurer Betty Lou Lorenz School opened September l5 W th forty one puprls enrolled rn the erghth grade Dur mg the year our class lost fxve members Charles Hrll Stanley I-lrll Ioe Hrll Tommy Atherton and Bex erly Frrdley Donna lean Wlllrams Jomed our group on March 15 There were three puprls 1ll durlng the year Margaret Srmpson who was ln a sen ous accrdent Ianuary 9 and returned to class Ianuary 24 Carolyn Thomas was contmed to her home wrth pneumonra from December l to lanuary 5 Betty Lou Lorenz who was elected erghth grade scrrbe was 1ll w1th the mumps from March 23 to Apr1l 2 Esther Moore assumed Bettys dutres durmg her absence The grrls ot the class formed a glee club November 2 and elected the followmg oth cers Esther Moore Presrdent Betty Lou Lor enz Vrce Presrdent Earllne Poe Secretary and Dorrs lean Bohnekamp Treasurer Thrs group gave a mrnstrel show tor our Beaver and Mr Craggs The members part1c1 pat1ng were Interlocutor Melvm Boeres and exght end men lack Seward Deamus Treat Roy Everhart Arthur Snyder Arthur Vance Earl Constable Donald Paytes and Donald Boblrtt wrth the rest of the class as the chorus Durmg the year We lost our home room teacher Mr Petty who taught manual arts We lrked Mr Petty but welcomed Mr Blake the Spamsh teacher about the last of March for our home room teacher Apr1l 7th we took the State Examrnatron Mr Sprmkle admmrstermg the testrng The class thought lt not too hard We hope to end the years of 1941 and 42 wrth a large Freshman class for the year of 1942 and 43 SEVENTH GRADE Presrdent Harvey McCoy V1cePres1dent Russel Gentry Secretary Patrrcra Kelsay Treasurer Paul Barnes About frtty frve seventh graders after settlrng themselves rn the new hrgh school burldlng September l5 l94l eected for offrcers presrdent Harvey McCoy vrce presrdent Russell Gentry secretary Patr1c1a Kelsay treasurer Paul Barnes reporter Drck Frey A nature club The lunror Game War dens was orgamzed OIIICQTS were presr dent Harvey McCoy vrce pres1dent Iames Carpenter secretary Drck Frey treasurer Russell Gentry reporter Barbara Bohnekarnp The seventh and erghth grade g1rls glee club exchanged grtts at a Chrlstmas party Presents were also exchanged m the home room A Valenttne box was ernoyed Feb ruary l3 l942 The seventh grade IS happy to be the wmner ot manners contest wrth the 8th grade The greatest event of the season was the assembly March l7 l942 Harvey McCoy was Master ot Ceremonles Rose Mrze gave an excellent OIIQIHGI patrrotrc poem LOIS Ann Tucker Tommys Prayer Ella Mae Long Because of You Barbara Bohne kamp and Patrrcra Kelsey played a prano duet The Mrll rn the Black Forest A brass IIIO starred Earl Poe wrth the bass lames Iohnson saxophone Arthur Meyer trumpet Russell Gentry read What You Can Do For Amerlca Henry Davrs and Charles Bauer told us How To Tell Bad News The clrmax of our program was a Henry Aldrrch play called Woman Trouble wrrtten by Patrlcra Kelsay The characters were Henry Aldrrch Iames Iohnson Homer Brown Brlly Warts Mary Aldrrch Norrna Haley Alrce Aldrrch Melva Mae Gould Sam Aldrrch our much dlscussed father Brll Whxte Boss Iones Brlly Huff Susre lones Mary LOUISE Frrtz Matd loan Dunn Reckless Drrver Bllly Bunnell Page 21 on i - ' -' . - ' . -1 1 I 1 I , 1 ' ' - ' ' , 1 , - ' X assembly program with the help of Miss . , ', , ' . , E 1942 LOHIAN COMMEMOHATING OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING S O P H O M O R E S F R E S H M E N THE Page 22 FIRST ROW: Irene Price, Martha Williams, Betty Howard, Lois Haley, Audrey Switzer, Emmajean Wilson, Zeadell Morris, Betty Paytes, Gladys Tope. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roth, Harold Miller, Marjorie Harcourt, Doris Cahal, Doris Crouse, Ruth Hines, Marie Maw, Marilyn Tucker, Elizabeth Marsh, Louis Duvelius, Donald Kinqery, Mrs. Gentry. THIRD ROW: Arthur Riel, lohn Adams, Iohn Poe, Loretta Ahlers, Betty Iamison, Betty Thieken, Doris Kissick, Selma Greenwald, Mary Brooks, Iack Katterhenry, Earl Rornohr, Miss Beaver, FOURTH ROW: Frank Mize, William Ramsey, Earl Archer, Lewis Poe, Alfred Potts, Rudy Braun, Robert Williams, Robert Duvelius, Leo Rider, lack Bennington, Gordon Bodley, FIFTH ROW: Edward Casey, Paul Creamer, Thomas Burske, Albert Greene, Frank Martin, Bertrum Wells, lames Bradley, Iames lnnis. FIRST ROW: Ellen Kaltenhauser, lane Metzger, Edith Telthester, Emma Flynn, Mary Wilson, lean Applev qate, Ada Krebs, Margaret Strassel, Lois Chisman. SECOND ROW: Miss Lewis, Mary Morris, Helen Hcllarn, Virqmia Hill, Dorothy Ahlers, Mildred Alsop, Virginia Smith, Barbara Adams, Margaret Frazier, Gladys Timpe, Virginia Adkins, Florence Clen- denmq, Clara Hollarn, Anna Lou Price. THIRD ROW: Miss Pope, Dorothy Hughes, Elsie Lacy, Rosemary Nrsbet, Alice Mae Martin, Martha Baron, Dolores Hill, Nellie Chandler, Roxanna Vance, Shirley Gest, Audrey Meier, Anna Mao Casey, Martha Hodqes, lean Burske. FOURTH ROW: lames Bunnell, Otis McDaniel, Robert Carson, Ioe Maxberry, Donald Roberts, Donald Spaeth, Vernon Herring, Samuel Tope, Edgar Bray, Robert Nordman, William lones. FIFTH ROW: Robert Tone, Harold Biqqs, Russell Lohbeck, Wesley Walker. Robert Creaqer, I-aMar Davis, lohn Wolbers, Walter Burton, Frank Oliqee, Howard Iulian, Hubert Wolfer, Lawrence Holley'- SIXTH ROVV: Donald Phcian, Charles Eckman, Vernon Shurts, C951 Billefr Carl Chlpmanf GGOTCIQ Clibhr Charles Veith. 2 LOHIAN COMMEMORATING OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING FIRST ROW: Donnalou Ertel, Esther Moore, Maxine Hodges, Geraldine Reece, Dons Bchnekarnp, luanzta F' Ecknzan, Mary Greene, Betty Lorenz, Betty Stock, Shirley Crouse. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Th:rnas, Earltne Poe, Opal Morris, Sarah Chandler, Betty Holland, Mary Martin, Mary Hclland, Robin Greene, Iessxe Adams, Dorothy Drzscoll. THIRD ROW: Mr. Craqqs, Melvin Boeres, Jason Chisman, Seamus Treat, Arthur Vance, Earl Constable, Donald Bobblltt, Lester Switzer, Clifford DeGraw, Mr. Petty. FOURTH ROW: Charles Snzith, Billy Hamann, Ralph Hamilton, Bill Long, Zortald Payfes, Roy Everhart, Miss Payne. FIRST ROW: Rose Mize, Gladys Frye, Clara Mae Dunn, Patricia Kelsay, Ruth Chipman, Lena Pierce, Norma Haley, Barbara Bohnelcarnp, Cheerie Rauch, Sarah Fleyd. SECOND ROVJ: Paul Barnes, Margaret Kuhne, Lois Ann Tucker, Virqrnla Tape, Martha Baker, Dolores Cole, Mary Lcuise Fritz, Dcnrtetta Martin, Frances Marie Greene, George Marsh. THIRZ ROW: Miss Dixon, Lucille Harqus, Martha Hill, Ella Mae Long, Helen McGee, Melva May Gould, Lois Wells, Arthur Switzer, Miss Cochran. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Kauoer, Stanley Greene, Larry Neslzit, Lercy Stroup, Arthur Osborne, Kenneth Archer, Rrchard Prey, Ezlly Bmnnell, Danny Ledford, George Rich, Iohn Martin. FIFTH ROW: Raymond lanes lr., Earl Poe, Bill White, Charles Bauer, Rrchard Constable, Russell Gentry, Billy Waits, Dcnald Lewis, Yames Olxqec. SIXTH ROW: Verne: 'a::.es Arthur Meyer, Horner Cole, fesse Robtnson, Edu-JL: Frye, Harvey lflcfcy, farnes Cargieriter, E1.ly Huff, Albert Bryant. mUbwQ IHIQHM IHZm4mm mUPwQ yi 'S 3 FlRST ROW: David Al- Robert Nordrnan,Edqar STANDING: Iames Brad- sop, Kenneth Medert, Bray, Stanley McCoy, Raphael Smith, William Koenig, Albert Green. ley, Carl Chipman, Vernon Shurts, George Scrugham, William Fritz, Glenn M 0 o r e , George Cobb, Mr. Kauber. FOOTBALL With the exception of two or three boys this year's football team had very little exper- ience, while most of the county schools had several of their stars back from last year. Contrary to popular opinion, the boys maintained their pep and spirit through- out the season. ln fact, as the season prog- ressed more and more young boys came out who really were interested in a future team. lt is hoped that this attitude will remain. None of the boys will be lost by graduation. So it no one drops out of school the squad should begin next year Where it left off last fall and that should, indeed, be very encouraging. Although no games were won this year, many of them were close, and all of them were lost because of two reasons: 1. Lack of experience and 2. Lack of reserve power. Both of these deficiencies should be pretty well taken care of for next year. ir if Paqe 24 There is on point that should be discuss- ed here. Usually, only enough boys turn out who think they can make the team. That, of course, is erroneous thinking. How does a person know before he comes out for a sport Whether or not he will like the sport or make the team? To have a winning team Loveland High boys must turn out thirty strong and must be in excellent physical condition, which means training throughout the whole year. To attain this goal, every boy and girl in school, all the parents and teachers must help. Everyone must do something about it. The schedule and results of games were: Loveland. .... .16 Sharonville 27 Loveland 20 Anderson .. 28 Loveland . . 19 Plainville 45 Loveland .. 36 Terrace Park .. 42 Loveland . 21 Deer Park 38 Loveland .. U28 Madeira , 42 BASKETBALL Loveland's success in basketball was a trifle better than in football. lt was evident from the very beginning of basketball prac- iice that the boys had not developed a shooting eye , which, of course, can be ex- plained by the tact that they did not have access to a gymnasium last year. ln most cases it takes at least three years to develop that eye tor the basket. Although the high school boys did not win many games there were nevertheless many bright spots. For instance, the defense in most cases was plenty good. In this mod- ern game ot basketball almost all games should be won when the opponents score less than thirty points. The varsity is losing tive ot the ten men, and with these tive men goes all the height. Unless the younger boys grow like weeds over the summer months, Loveland High will have to depend on a speedy team next year. The reserve team started slowly, losing the first tew games. But they soon found the will and determination to get out there and tight and win. When they lost, it was because they lacked height and the ability to shoot, although the latter shoot-coming was steadily improving. On this reserve team we had tive Sopho- mores and five Freshmen. The success of VARSITY Romohr. David Alsop, Mr. Kauber. RESERVES ECNEELING: Mr. Kauber. FIRST ROW: Stanley McCoy, Har- vey I-lines, Arnold Williams, Nor- ris Curry, Glenn Moore, Earl SECOND ROW: Charles Vieth, Ralph Hltesrnan, E d W a r d Biedinqer, Warren Craig, David DeMaris, Rudy Braun, Harold Miller, Cecil Bauer, Charles Eckman, Don Phel- an, Robert Creager, Donald King- ery, Robert Nordman, Iohn Ad- ams. Ellly Ramsey, Charles Veith. SCHOOL BUILDING Page 25 next years vars1ty wrll depend a great deal upon the dblllly ot these Sophomores to carry on The Freshmen we belreve have advanced far enough to grve us hope tor a good reserve team The results of the basketball games were as follows VARSITY GRADE SCHOOL WIIDOUI any DTGCIICG except 1n gym classes the grade boys drd the best they could The team was hand1capped many t1mes durrng the season because of srckness lust bout when a team was beg1nn1ng to cl1ck someone would get srck or drop out because ot the age l1m1t The results were Loveland Loveland Lot eland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Tournament Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland I oveland Tournament Loveland Loveland Deer Park Lebanon Ander on Alumn1 Sycamore Sycamore Batav1a 'vit Healthy Dla1nv1lle Made1ra Country Day Terrace Park Batavra Pla1nv1lle oshen Anderson RESERVES Deer Parl lebanon Anderson Sy camore Sycamore Batav1a Mt Healthy Plam fl le M derra Terrace Park Batav1a Pla1nv1lle uoshen Mason Sharonvrlle Deer Park Loveland Lot eland Loveland Loveland T ow eland Loveland Terrace Park Anderson oncord Blue Ash Deer Park Pla1nv1lle All the boys have been worlcmg hard to earn a pos1t1on on one ot the tour track teams Although no tra li meets have been held successtul season There seems to be more 1nte1est and 1n1t1at1ve 1n th1s sport than 1n any other and th poss1b1l1t1es tor w1nn1ng are encouragmg The tour traclc teams are l H1gh Scnool Senror Boys ln thrs group are placed all boys rn the upper four grades who are s1xteen years ot age at the oeg1nn1ng ot the second semester 2 lumor ltrgh School Boys All boys under srxteen at the begmrnng of the second semester IH the upper tour grades 3 Elementary Senror Boys Any boy from the trfth to the e1ghh grade we1gh1ng over 100 pounds 4 Elementary Iun1or Boys Same as the above except boys under lOU pounds E L IAN COMMEMORATING OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING Page 26 7. 2.17 45 12 . 15 28 V 13 f . 14 S . 29 N 34 - 23 1 8 C 1 . 23 26 . 26 1 . 16 24 2 f ,. 21 I 16 ' 31 1 M 013 ' ' 1 16 1 . 20 20 . ' 1 28 23 ' 54 21 16 . 17 29 - - 25 ' 43 7. 36 ' ' 30 ' 18 G 22 ' C' ' Loveland 17 Mason 44 everything seems to point towards a fairly 13 Sl I 1 ' ' ' ' ' lO ri SO 1 Q 5 7 . 18 5 ,., 28 , - - - L. - . 0 l7 f 22 . 10 , 4 ' . . 18 ' lU N I I 16 . 30 f A 1 - 21 15 , - t - an , 22 5 ' 21 . . . 16 23 'A , ' ' ' 18 ' 17 ' 21 I ' 25 . - 4 22 c l9 A 1 1 A - , 15 44 A 20 ' 17 - ' 'aa 15 18 . 19 4 2 O H CHEER LEADERS ww,-.W ,v-ss X r 's' f- .'.:':1 raxzzu la MAIORETTES ne Ayres, Carolee Bunnell, Betty Phelan, Marilyn Harcourt, Mar- tha Nisbet, Betty Io Ledford, lean Hill, Ianice Shaver, Iewel Switzer, Doris Cahal, Marilyn Tucker. FLAG TWIRLERS fforis Bohriekamp, Shirley Crouse Esther Moore, Maxine Hodges Mary Lou Holland, Ioan Dunn, fflary Fritz, Lois Ann Tucker. 'A' Page 27 STUDENT COUNCIL Thrs year marked the thrrd year s1nce the reorqamzatron ot the Student Councll of Loveland Hrqh School lt consrsts of one representatrve for each twenty frve students or tract1on thereof elected by therr respec trve classes The presrdent ot the Sen1or class IS an honorary member but has no votrnq power The teachers are represented by the exact number of students that have power to xote The purpose of the Student Councrl 1S to promote the bes rnterests ol the hrqh school and to partrcrpate rn the establlsh ment and malntenance of proper regulatron tor the government of the student body OFFTCERS Presrdent Eddy Brtedrnqer V1cePres1dent Warren Crarq Secretary Treasurer Norma Davr i' Page 28 FIR T ROVJ MISS Tempus Martha Baron Cecrl Bauer SECOND ROW Audrey Mexer Norma D av1s Dorrs Harcourt Walter McLean THIRD ROW Mrs Gentry Mr Kauber Warren Crarq Wesley Walker Mrs Carr FOURTH ROW M ss M h 1 ars all Edward Bredrnqer Edward Casey Frank M126 Mrss D xon STANIDING Mr Sprrnkle 'vlr Bant M a rs Harsha Mr Steele M155 Payne The students elected to serve as repre sentatrves on the Student Councll for the Harcourt and Walter McLean fthe Senror Presldentl Senlors Norma DBVIS and Warren Crarq Iunrors Frank Mrze Edward Casey Sophomores Martha Baron Audrey Merer Cecrl Bauer and Wesley Walker Freshmen As the Supreme Court of the Federal government represents the people of the Umted States the Student Councrl represents the student body rn the school Wrth the sup port of the students ot the school the Student Councll can go far rn ralsrnq the standards of the school The Student Councrl was orqamzed 1n the 'all ot l92o However rt was drscontrnued tor several years untrl reorqanrzed rn 1940 I I I li r . WS' , , W 'N S I ' ,, , ' . C A I I . l T , l . , . , . ' I I year l94l-l942 are: Eddy Biedinqer, Doris A I I ' I . . - . 7 - L A. I ' I ' - '3 , I I ' . The l-li-Y organization of Loveland was founded in nineteen thirty-nine. This year the club continued its good work. The Hi-Y creed calls for a better Christian World in which we do unto others as we would have them do unto us. The Hi-Y works in conjunction with Y. M. C. A. and is a na- tional organization. This year's club was composed of nine members plus our three adult advisors. The meetings were both interesting and enter- taining. We are planning next year's club as a better and for a larger one. GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserve club of our high school has been carrying out, to the best of its ability, the purpose of the international club. This purpose is To find and to give the best , the slogan is To face life squarely. We have carried out in our meetings the symbols of the club-the development of health, mind, and spirit. The meetings have been held every two weeks after school in the school building or at one of the girl's homes. The presiding of- ficers of these meetings are Marilyn Harsha, president: Loraine Gilmer, vice president: Luella Thieken, secretary: and lane Roberts, treasurer. HI-Y FIRST ROW: George Everhart, Paul York, Earl Bennington, Harvey l-lines, Mr. Roth, Frank Everhart, Dallas Burton, Walter McLean. STANDING: Mr. Banta, Arnold Wil- liams, George Bauer, Mr. Steele. GIRL RESERVES l-'IRST ROW: Betty Howard, Laura lane Long, Betty lamison, Loraine Gilmer, Luella Thieken, Marilyn Harsha, lane Roberts, Marie Maw, lean Lorenz. SECOND ROW: Miss Dixon, Rose- mary Nisbet, Betty Thieken, Mrs. Gentry, Betty Gene Hatcher, Martha Baron, Norma Bauer, Miss Templin. SCHOOL BUILDING Pago29 FIRST ROW: Paul VVilson, Arnrflrl Vlifliaiiis, Ffiwrird Roirlinfgr,-i, Mr. Crsiqqs. SECOND ROW: Georqe Everliart, fxzfiigr lflfgyer, Danald Kinfgery, Dallas Burton i5cn Cliisrn n 1,1 Donald Bobblitt. THIRD ROW: Betty Howard, Harold Briggs, Aznelita Meier, Allred Potts, linirny lohnson, Lewis Po f, FOURTH ROW: Marie Maw, Mary Poe, Dcris Crouse, lane Roberts, Glenn Moore, Riihard Traxy FIFTH ROW: Ieanne Williams, Donald Relgerts, Earl Poe, Lois Chisrnan, Iaries Bunnell Iarries Rams'-y FIRST ROW: Betty Gene Hatcher. SECOND ROVV: Esther Moore, Patritia Iffelsay. THIRD ROW: Audrey Meier, Richard Tracy, lean Williams, Arnelita Meier, Mary Poe, Alfred Potts Donald Kinqery, Betty Howard. FOURTH ROW: Iames Ramsey, LIoyd Light. FIFTH ROW: Lewis Poe, Marilyn Harslua. STANDING: Mr. Craqqs. ORCHESTRA THE 1942 LOHIAN COMMEMORATING OUR NEW SCHOOL BUILDI G Page 30 Late November found fourteen Knicker MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS The music department enioyed great success during the year 194142 grand work with the well known A Cappella choir They received an excellent rating 1n the Oxford contest Norma Davis soprano soloist received a superior rating and was entitled to compete in the state contest Raphael Smith baritone soloist received ex cellent rating Mary Poe contralto soloist received excellent plus rating and was en titled to go to state The girl s triple trio re celved excellent rating The boys octette received excellent plus and were entitled to go to state The band under Mr Glenden Craggs played at basketball games and many other school functions and showed one of the biggest improvements of the year Mr Craggs presented a trumpet trio and a brass sextette at Oxford Each received a superior rating and was entitled to compete in the state contest Amelita Meier pianist received a rating of excellent at the contest 9---' FIRST ROW George Everharr Wilma Wilson Loraine Gilmer Sr. OND ROW Norma Bauer :.ar1 Bennington Frank Ever hart Doris Harcourt TH RD ROW Eddy Bredmqer Harvey Hines Mrs Harsha Mary Poe Laura lane Long FOURTH ROW Walter McLean Miss Pope Miss Dixon lean Lorenz DTANDING Norris Curry KNICKERBOCKERS bockers and three advisors Mrs Harsha Miss Pope and Miss Dixon holding their first of Ieane Lorenz George Everhart vice presi dent called the meeting to order in the ab sence of Mildred Gorsuch who had been elected the previous year An election of officers was held and Norris Curry came out the victor for presidency George Everhart vice president Loraine Gilmer treasurer Doris Harcourt secretary and Earle Benning ton news reporter The ideals and purposes of the club were discussed at this first meet ing The outstanding event in the Knicker bocker program was the Knickerbocker Spring Formal which was held in the hlgh school auditorium May 8 Clever invitations in the form of telegrams were sent to all members Frfty members and guests danced to the strains of the orchestra The Knicker bockers of 1942 are desirous of having the spring formal made an annual event Good luck to you Knickerbockers of 1943 'lr Page 31 , . 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' ' ' ' meeting of the 1941-42 season at the home Miss Margaret Beaver continued her Q I - -, V - L ' 1 I . , 1, ' I 7 ' - ORANGE AND BLACK The end of school wrll terrmnate a year of unusual success for the Orange and Black Through the efforts of the staff the sale of th1s publ1cat1on has 1ncreased over last year The students who contr1buted the1r talents and d1l1gent concentranon for the ber1ef1t of the paper were part1cularly su1ted to the1r va TIOUS tasks and appo1ntments Th1s was an 1mporta1'1t factor 1n presentmg an mterestmg paper to the student body ln a small way the publrshlng of the paper presents the mul t1ple problems and 1nterest1ng aspects of commerctal Journalrsm Therefore the stu dents selected for the Work have found that the proJect has proved to be a valuable ex perrence and has served to strmulate latent talents The staff 1S as follows B G Hatcher Ed1tor1n Ch1ef Geo Scrugham andL Danby Assrstant Ed1tors E B1ed1nger and W Mc Lean C1rculat1on G Bauer Treasurer B Bea Art Edrtor A L PIICG Ass1stant Art Bdrtor W W1lson and B I Adams Club sey Humor M Strassel M Harsha D H1ll lntervrews B Howard Sports Edrtor A SWITZSI and B Srnrth Assrstant Sports Edl tors I Ramsey and M Baron Feature Wr1t ers Reporters I Lorenz Sen1or N DGVIS Iun1or M Maw and L Haley Sophomore A Merer Freshman B L Lorenz E1ghth Grade C Rauch Seventh Grade D Ha1 court and N Bauer Typrsts Mrs M Harsha Mlss DIXOH and Mrs Roth Adv1sors Through the unt1r1ng help of the ddV1S ors the members Nere spurred on to greater efforts The attltude of the student body 1S that of grantude toward the paper staff for the1r 1ngenu1ty and enthus1ast1c cooperat1or1 rn DTOGUCIDQ an 1nterest1ng ard refreshmg v1ew of the school news whlch IS a vrtal part of scholast1c hte The present staff wrshes the orgamza t1ons of future years good luck 'lr Page 32 LOI-IIAN The 1942 Lohran represents a school year that began m a ne A ly constructed burld 1ng 1h1s bu1ld1ng offered many new opoor tun1t1es for those w1th1n 1ts walls and these olend1d opportu 1t es have been cultrvated and developed to the students benefrt The Loh1an 1tself repr sents Loveland H1gh School As you kncw the name wa taken from the frst two letters of the words Loveland Hrgh School Annual Th1s 15 the fourth year we have used th1s f1tt1ng t1tle The staff planned and worked for tne accomplrshment of such an annual that all the corn mun1ty would be proud to own The tasks and pleasures of COITlpl9l1IlQ thrs book are 1n the past But we hope th1s pleasure wnl l1ve on 1n the mmds of the readers as they read and re read each page and sec fa es and scenes fam1l1ar to them you see Loveland Hrgh School drhgently at work and play for clas es act1v1t1es and organ1zat1o1'1s are all thoroughly p1ctured You see teachers tra1n1ng the m1nds devel op1ng the bodres and talents of cooperat1ve boys and grrls 1n a modern school worknrg w1th modern equrpment You see the b1rth of c1t1zensh1p and the future crtrzens of Loveland ln 5dd1l1OH to ded1cat1ng th1s book to the graduatrng class we also ded1cate 1t to the new h1gh school bu1ld1ng whtch had grven the senrors a year of unforgetable opportunr t1es pleasures and rnemones We feel that th1s year has w1tnessed a remarkable step forward a step whrch the cornrnunrty school off1c1als teachers and students have been str1v1ng toward May all the years 1n th1s burldmg be o successful . 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