Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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NAME Betty lean Adams David Alsop Irene Anderson George Bauer Pauline Biggs Ruth Braun Dallas Burton John Carson Earline Constable Warren Craig Loree Danby Norma Davis Neal English Carroll Ertel Alice Fagin Essie Flynn Bill Fritz Ruth Genlry Marilyn Harsha Betty Gene Hatcher Catherine Hitesman Ralph Hitesman Elizabeth Hollam William Koenig Lloyd Light Iean Loqeman Stanley McCoy Viola Myers Marjorie Nicholson Mary Lois Noble lane Roberts Calvin EodeheHer George Scruqham Charles Sears Raphael Smith Robert Smith Myrna Stock Lois Turner FOOD Lemon Meringue Pie Sea Food White Castle Hamburgers Roast Ham With Sweei Potatoes Weiner Sandwiches Fried Chicken Steak Ice: Cream Fried Chicken Strawberry Ice Cream Spaghetti Kidney Beans Potato Chips Meat Ice Cream Cheese Frog Eggs Angel Food Cake French Fried Potatoes T-Bone Steak Ice Cream Steak Chocolate Ice Cream Chocolate Cake Lemon Pie Watermellon Duck Fruits Toll House Cookies Sour Apples Knickerbocker Chili Mom's Cookies Mostly Anything Chicken Ice Cream Ice Cream Chocolate Pie Macaroni and Cheese SONG HI Don't Get Around Much Anymore Somebody's Stole My Gal Black Magic It Seems To Me I've Heard That Song Before Oh, Hello Cutie Black Magic When The Lights Go On Again All Over The World Anchors Away 1 Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby HI Delft Want To Set The World On Fire Star, Dust She's A Discontented Mama I'Touch of Texas HRoll Out The Barrel For Me and My Gal A Boy In Khaki and A Girl In Lace Constantly Moonlight Becomes You Smoke Gets In My Eyes Mr. Five By Five Star Dust You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer Iinqle Tangle Jingle Deep River Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home My Devotion When The Lights Go On Again All Over The World Iohnnie Got A Zero Moonlight Becomes You For Me And My Gal Oh, You Can't Get To Heaven Take The Door On The Left For Me And My Gal 1 Don't Gei Around Much Any More Deep River Constanily Moonlight Becomes You HOBBY Eating Loafing Talking Friendship Laughing Collecting Pictures Necking Working Jivin Wasting Gas Reading Writing to Service Men Travelingr Sports Reading VVaitinq for my soldier Corny Jokes Sports Playing Around Horses Sleeping Sports Reading Sporis Music Writing to George Getting in and out of trouble Dancing Letter Writing Skating Collecting Ads Thumbing Airplanes Skipping School Messing Around Baseball Typing Skating Page 13

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Page 12 ENIORS of 1943 ALICE FAGIN ' Pickles 1; Home Economic Club 1, 2. GLENN MOORE Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4; A11 Couniy Band 2, 3; Orchestra 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1; Pickles 1: Sun Bonnet Sue 2; Campus Daze 4; Boys' Octette 1, 2, 3, EARLINE CONSTABLE Glee Club 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Sun Bonnet Sue 2; Pickles 1: Campus Daze 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Billy's Goat 3; F. H. A, 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Southwestern Ohio Music ?ogtesslf, 3; Intramural Basketball JOHN CARSON Glee Club 1, 2, 8, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4; Vocational Club 3; Campus Daze 4; Sun Bonnet Sue 2 MARY LOIS NOBLE Senior Scholarship 4; Schclarship Team 4 CARROLL ERTEL Intramural Volley Ball 3; Billy's Goat 3; Knickerbockers 4; Senior Scholarship Test.

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LAST WIT L AND TESTAMENT We the graduating class of 1943, do this day swear to the following as our last will and testament. Item I, We the Seniors of Loveland High School bequeath to the faculty our extraor- dinary intelligence and knowledge to be used to the best of their ability. Item H. We bequeath to the lunior class all our Senior privileges provided they can use them with as much dignity and respect as we have shown in the past. Item III. George Scrugham leaves his mental ability to Jack Katterhenry. Item lV. Marjorie Nicholson wills her cowv boy boots to Martha Williams. ltem V. Neal English wills his Hpestering the girls to Robert Williams. tem VI. Ralph Hitesman leaves his acting ability to anyone who wants it. Item VII. Alice Fagin leaves her unread library books to Harold Miller. Item VIII. Carroll Ertel leaves his excess weight to Loretta Ahlers. Item IX. Norma Davis wills her love of office practice to Betty Howard. Item X. Betty lean Adams leaves her place as sweater girl to Robin E11 Green. Item XL Lloyd Light wills his trombone to anyone who has Wind enough to blow it. Item Xll. Earline Constable wills all her cosmetics to Doris Kissick. Item XIII. Catherine Hitesman leaves her blushing to Audrey Switzer. Item XIV. lean Logeman does not wish to will her letter writing in classes to anyone until after the war. Item XV. Essie Flynn leaves her unused absentee excuses to Emma lean Wilson. Item XVI. Robert Smith wills his bashful- ness to Lois Haley. ltem XVII. Pauline Biqgs wills her place as librarian to anyone who has the time and energy. Item XVIII. Marilyn Harsha leaves her flirting with the boys to Florida Cracker. Item XIX. Bill Koeniq leaves his place on the baseball team to Cecil Bauer. Page 14 Item XX. lohn Carson leaves his shyness to Paul Creamer. Item XXI. Myrna Stock wills her touch system in typing to her sister, Betty. Item XXII. Calvin Rodehefier leaves his ex- cess height to- Jackie Bennington. Item XXIII. Charles Sears leaves his red hair and freckles to Doris Cahal. Item XXIV. Warren Craig leaves his love for chemistry to John Adams. Item XV. lane Roberts leaves her flitting from room to room to anyone who has that much energy. Item XXVI. Glenn Moore leaves his black curly hair to John Watkins. Item XXVH. Stanley McCoy Wills his place as third term President, to Earl Romohr. Item XXVIlI. Loree Danby wills her four years of Latin to any freshman who has the courage and ability to master this subject. Item XXIX. Mary Lois Noble leaves her A's in Economics to Tom Burske. Item XXX. Viola Meyers le a v e s her giggling to Irene Price. Item XXXI. Bill Fritz leaves his place in the Senior Class to any freshman Item XXXII. Ruth Gentry leaves the Senior Class to go to the farm. Item XXXHI. Betty Gene Hatcher leaves her place as Editor of the annual to the rest of the school. Item XXXIV. Lois Turner wills her place in Bookkeeping to Doris Crouse. Item XXXV. Irene Anderson leaves her vacancy in the Senior room to Tom Burske. Item XXXVI. George Bauer wills his con- vincing speeches to the next Senior Class. Item XXXVII. Elizabeth Hollarn wills her back talk to James Innis. Item XXXVIH. Raphael Smith leaves his vocal ability to Bert Wells. Item XXXIX. Dallas Burton will not leave Emma Ruth but takes her with him. Item XL. Ruth Braun leaves her temper to Robert Carson. Item XLI. David Alsop leaves his place on the track team to Albert Green.