Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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CThe: genicn Stone On September 8th, 1942, seventy'three bee wilderecl new students entered the Freshman Class of Loveland High School Our home room teachr ers were Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Spicer. At the first class meeting we elected the following, oilicers: Bill Long, president; Roy Everhart, Vice President; Betty Lou Lorenz, Secretary; and Don Boblitt, Treasurer. Bill Long left school and Roy became president Because of changes during the year, Donald Burton and Bill Clements were elected vice presidents in turn. We were initiated by the Sophomores in November at a football game. Later refreshments were served at the home of Mr. Williams. Because of a serious accident of Mrs. Spicer, Mrs. Carr became the Freshmen girlsi advisor. The following September we elected officers who were: JO'Ann Stroud, president; Ann Creamer, vice president; Carolyn Thomas, seer retary; and Bob Conover, treasurer. Our advisors were Mrs. Salisbury and Mrsl Gentry. At last the long awaited day came when we could initiate the Freshmen Class. So far, our Junibr year seemed to be the most important to us. Our class oilicers were: Melvin Boeres, president; Bob Conover, vice president; Doris Bohnekamp, secretary; Frances Wilson, treasurer; and Betty Stock, our student council 14 representative. This year Miss Templin was our home room teacher. We enjoyed giving the play liSaved by the Belle. In May we gave the Seniors a prom, which even the Seniors said was extra special, As we began our Senior year, we began to realize that the time for us to leave L. H. S. was approaching. First of all, we elected Bob Conover, president; Bob Radclifte, vice. president; Betty Lou Lorenz, secretary; Frances Wilson, treasurer, and Don Paytes, student council representative Miss Templin is our class adviser again. We have a grand Knickerbocker Club consist ing of fifteen members. The ofhcers were: Doris Bohnekamp, president; Melvin Boeres, vice presit . dent; Betty Lou Lorenz, secretary, and Jessie Lear, treasurer. The advisers were Mrs, Doll and Miss Templin. The Junior and Senior Classes gave iiThe ShOW' boat Minstrel, a combined play and minstrel. We had been looking forward to the Junior Senior prom all year and then thoroughly enjoyed that longedrfor occasion. The time is quickly coming when we will no longer be connected actively with L, H. S. The Senior Class of 1946 will always remember with pleasure Loveland High School.

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Fivst RoweMiss Taylor, Harriet Marsh, Shirley Hemekamp. Nancy D011, Joyce McCoy, Eugene Baron, Bertha Nichols, Dotty Wyatt, Madge Dean. Marilyn Harcourt, Jeanette Charlton, Miss Hayes. Second RoweKenneth Hollon, Louise Raney, Norma Richardst Betty Pummill. Marilyn Tufts. Arden Bt'ock, Jean Hill, Shirley Innis. Patsy HufF Bctty Radcliffe. Dorothv Price, Betty Belz, Jean Charlton. Mary EHen OhBrien. Frances Krebs, Shirley Elmore, Marlon Ruscher, Rosemary Price. Martha Bennett. Mrt Hobson. Third RowiFranklm Elmore, Richard Creager, Helen Holden. Mary Purkiser, Maxine Miller, Jean Wunker, Dorothy Applegate, Dorothy Bruce. Emma Petty, Nancy Hoeb, Jean Garrett, Jackie Wilder, Richard Lewis, Archie Vann. qu'th RowiKenneth Alsop. Donald Kinner. Laurence Switzer, Bill Bryant, Charles Nelson, Charles Starzman, Donald Howard. Patricia Cralg. Rose Ann Gross. Anita Davis. Gladys Shumaker. Clyde Glass, John Baston, W'yndal Estes, CliEord Michell, Walter Cornll, Ralph Archer, James Kinner, Jerry Martin. Fifth RoWeBill Strassel, Frank Chisman, Ma'ion Lucke, Bill Creamer, Robert Owenst Edward Jones. qnelahmen Sixtyeseven members of the class of 1949 entered school last September with Miss Hayes, Miss Taylor, and Mr. Hobson as their advisers. We were all cxr cited about being in high school, and for a while our schedule had us confused. At the class election in Septemher we elected as our ofhcers the following: President. Eugene Baron; Vice President, Joyce Me, Coy; Secretary, Nancy Doll; Treasurer, Bertha Nichols; and Student Council Member, Lawrence Switzer. At the Freshman initiation Bertha Nichols was selected as Mr. Freshman 1945 and Lawrence Switzer as Miss Freshman 1945, We were well repre sented in the many school activities throughout the year, such as football with Bill Bryant and Charles Nelson as players and Lawrence Switzer as Water boy; Basketball with Eugene. Baron, Clifford Mitchell, Richard Creager, Lawrence Switzer, and Jerry M2er tin acting as assistant manager; Cheerleading with Madge Dean and Nancy Doll; Band with Marilyn Harcourt, Marian Lucke, Jean Hill, and Arden Brock; Triple Trio with Joyce McCoy, Madge Dean and Marilyn Tufts, pianist; The hTigerhs Tongue With Nancy D011, Joyce McCoy, Arden Brock, Mar, ilyn Tufts, and Jean Hill. Our Intramural teams were captained by Nancy Hoeb and Bill Bryant. During the year we lost a few members of our class, but they were replaced by others. As the year draws to a close we are looking forward to Coming back next year as Sophomores,