Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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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

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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.

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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 . , . , , , , . I A . r I 1 , . , . ' I ' I - I - 1 I I I I I - 1 I K I 1, .. a, . ,