Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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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 ' .

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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

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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