Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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FRESHMEN September 8, 1942, found 73 new students approaching the mysteries of a new world in Loveland High School. Many uncertain boys and girls were to be seen checking their schedules and inquiring where certain classes were to be held. This was the first day for these members of the class of 1946. Impressions gained from upper-Classmen made them feel very small in knowledge and importance. Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Spicer were the advisors for this group's activities. At the class election in October, Bill Long was elected president; Roy Everhart, Vice president; Betty Lou Lorenz, secretary; and Donald Boblitt, treasurer. Bill Long left school, giving Boy the presidency, and Donald Bur- ton was elected vice president. But much to our misfortune Donald Burton left, and a newr comer, Bill Clements, was elected vice presi- dent. The Class colors chosen were blue and silver. At a football game in November our class was initiated by the Sophomore class and treated to a weiner roast in the evening at the home of Mr. Williams on River Road. In December a Christmas party was given, at which ice cream was served and presents were exchanged. During the year several students left our Classes for new schools. Among them were Donna Iean Williams, Donald Burton, Bill Long, and Herschel Lawhorn. We were sorry to see so many leave, but three new students, Bill Johnson, B111 Clements, and Ruby Lee Caroll, made welcome additions to our class. Mrs Carr became the Freshman girls ad- visor because of the serious automobile acci- dent of Mrs. Spicer. In early spring the Freshmen returned the Sophomore initiation party. Gradually our opinions and impressions became more friendly and sociable as the year rolled by. FIRST ROW: Arthur Snyder, Charles Lucas, Robert Conover, Robert Aliphin, Herbert McVey, Bill Hamman, Dale Cutler. Ralph Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Florence Noble, Dorothy Driscoll, Mary Margaret Moorman, Sally Winston, Maxine Hodges, Bill Clements, Roy Everhart, Betty Lcu Lorenz, Dcnald Boblitt, Mary Martin: Lucille Mize, Christine Underwood, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Spicer, Barbara Katterhenry, June Kissick, Geraldine Snyder, Genevieve Duveiius, Geraldine Reece, Betty Stock, Shirley Crouse, Jessie Estes, Betty Lcu Mitchell, Loretta Jordon, Doris Jean Bohnekamp, Donnalou Ertel, Pauline Applegate, Robin Eli Green, Jessie Adams, Mrs. Horton. FOURTH ROW: Marjorie Todd, Carolyn Thomas, Anna CreameL Sana Chandler, Margie Krebs, Frances Wilson, Esther Moore, Edna Romohr. Earline Poe, Margaret Hairis, Io Ann Siroud. FIFTH ROW: Iohn Howe, Larry Price, Lester Switzer, Melvin Boeres, Georqe Kroeqex, Arthur Vance, Earl Constable, Thomas Newman, Louis Clark, Clifford DeGraw, Carl Logeman. Page 17