Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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Educational Application

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ghee cf '46 FIRST ROW: Jessie Lear, Carolyn Thomas, Sara Chandler, Frances Wilson, Melvin Boeres, Doris Bohne- kamp, Esther Moore, Mary Moorman, Sarah Hienekamp. SECOND ROW: Miss Templin, Margie Krebs, June Kissick, Betty Stock, Marilyn Corie, Lola Jordan, Betty Lou lorenz, Margaret Harris, Robin Ell Greene. THIRD ROW: Bill Hamunn, Ralph Hamilton, Orville Wilson, Curl Logeman, George Kroger, tester Switzer, Bill Johnson, Larry Price, Don Paytes. Autumn of 1944 saw 38 Junior students of lovelund High School returning to classes after a busy summer vacation. We were glad to welcome to our class sev- eral new members: Sarah Heinekamp, Philip Sharp, Orville Wilson, and Jessie Lear. These students soon become very familiar with classes and routine. During the year several students, Donnalou Ertel, Barbara Katterhenry, Shirley Crouse, and Roy Everhurt moved away from Loveland. Early in the year we elected oFFIcers who were to guide us through this busy year. Presi- dent, Roy Everhart; Vice President, Robert Con- over,- Treasurer, Frances Wilson; and Secretary, Bohnekump. After Roy left, elected president, Melvin Boeres, Doris a newly filled the vacancy. 18 The football season found our Junior class selling hot dogs, pop-corn balls, cider and doughnuts. The committees appointed for each game did a fine iob at these sales. Other proj- ects included selling candy on the school buses each evening, and selling iced drinks at the basketball games. On December 22 we had a ioyous Christmas party with c Christmas tree, gifts, and the tradi- tional mistletoe. Our Junior girls played the other girl's classes at noon in fast moving basketball. We were proud to have Lester Switzer and Ralph Hamil- ton on the varsity basketball team. The long awaited event, our prom, which was held near the close of school, ended our activ- ities as Juniors.

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FIRST ROW: Clara Hoilarn, Mable Drake, Ellen Kaltenhauser, Dolores Hill, Cecil Bauer, Ray Nichols, Jane Metzger, Jean Burske, Florence Clendening, Helen Hollorn. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Doll, Dorothy Ahlers, Martha Baron, Anna Mae Casey, Rosemary Nisbet, Nellie Chandler, Shirley Gest, Virginia Turner, Audrey Meier, Mary Wilson. THIRD ROW: Anna Lou Price, Mary Morris, Lois Chisrnun, Dorothy Hughes, Elsie Lucy, Eris Miller, Dorothy Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Don Roberts, Lawrence Muxberry, Vernon Hering, Frank Oligee, Bill Jones, Bob Carson, Bob Vemil. The class of '45 is almpst convinced that their senior year must have been equipped with wings. At any rate, it has certainly sped by. It has been a year that theyili always remember, too, for it was marked by many red-ietter days. One of these was Skip Day, on eagerly antici- pated annual attair, and this class really rose to the occasion. They sponsored a Halloween dance, complete with corn shocks, cider, dough- nuts, and costumes, for the enioyment of the whole school. A dance after every home basket- ball game added to the coFfers of the class and to the fun and proficiency of everyone. The seniors were out for everything open to them. Well represented in football, basketball, band, orchestra, and choir, they didn't neglect 20 scholarship, having two offices in the Student Council, several members on the scholarship team, and fifteen on the Tiger's Tongue. Pictures have been taken, personal invita- tions and cards selected; the senior class play is a happy memory. Now, from a maze of caps, gowns, Howers, and decisions, the seniors peer hopefully into the future. Each one realizes that one chapter of his life, an important and happy chapter, is rapidly coming to an end; of course, each one is eager to be on his own and see what the world is all about, but there is more than a tinge of regret as preparations are made to leave L. H. S. and the fun they've had there.