Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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SeatedeBarbara Bohnekamp, Rae Sparks, Mrs. Doll, Bill Hileman, Betty Lou Lorenz, Pat Kelsay, Art Meyer, Carolyn Thomas, Arden Brock, Esther Moore. First KoubeNancy D011, Corinne Doll, Joyce McCoy, Norma Haley, Lois Ann Tucker, Marilyn Tufts, Bill Huff, JOIAnn Stroud. Second RoweDoris Bohnekamp, Martha Gibson, Don Paytes, Frances W'ilson, Ann Creamer, Shirley Newman, Jean Hill, Dick Nelson, Jim Oligee, Miss Payne. Third Row Sarah Heinekamp, Betty Stock, Paul Logeman, LeRny Reynolds, Jim Rodeheffer. t I ' n'A I I O Echtorw .. Patricia Kelsay Assistant Editor. Betty Lou Lorenz In October of 1945 the school paper was again organiZed under the name of Tigeras Tongue. The students received their positions through business letters written to Mrs. D011 and Mr. Hobson, Miss Payne, and Mr. Derricks, advisers 0f the editorial staff, press room, and circulation department, respectively, A permanent cover for the TigerIs Tongue was needed so a contest was held, students submitting the covers to Miss Payne and the editor for approval. Donald PaytesI appropriate cover won the contest and he was awarded a subscription to the paper. . Although paper work was a new experience for many of the staif, each issue has shown great improvement over the last A vote of the staff as to the best article each month proved an incentive to the members of the editorial staff. The increasing number of papers sold also speaks well for the circulation depart! ment. Not only the students of Loveland Hi but also the students of other schools enjoyed the Tigerts Tongue this year, 28 me.

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A-Cazpelllla Chain Under the splendid leadership of Miss Alice lreton, the Choir has made great progress. The members, numbering about forty, have enjoyed learning and singing the new music and the older songs which remain our favorites. The Choir is planning some social events for later in the spring. Our Oilicers, James Rodeheller, Arthur Snyder, James Carpenter, and LeRoy Reynolds, have done very well all year in their planning and organization for the group. We hope that all have enjoyed the programs in which the Choir has participated. A few of these occasions were the music assembly last autumn, the Christmas program, the World Day of Prayer service, and the Spring Concert. First Ruwerilma Burton, Mary Margaret Mom'man, Sara Chandler, Esther Moore, Corrine Doll, Elda Cooke, Lois Ann Tucker, Nancy Hoeb, Shirley Gilmer. Helen Ledford. Second Row7Violet Deerwester, Patricia Kelsey. Cheerie Rauch, Dorothy Applegate, Joyce Barker, Betty Radcliffe, Beulah Moore, Shirley Newman, Genevieve Duvelius, Martha Snyder, Joyce McCoy, Miss lreton. Third RoweLeRuy Reynolds, Jacquelin Wilder, Maly Jean Ottopal, Joy Clark, Dorothy Bruce, Lois Mae W'ells, Florence Maxberry, Jean Hill, Bertha Constable, Jean Garrett. James Rodeheffer. Fourth RowFrank Chisman, Melvin Boeres. Arthur Snyder, Robert Veith, James Carpenter, Richard Nelson, Robert Quitter, Gordon Wunker, Herman Duvelius, 27

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$pan'mh CQuh In the fall of 1945 the students of the Spanish class decided that since there was not enough time during class to study both the Spanish language and the customs of the Latin American people, that they should organize a Club for that purpose. The meet ings Of this club were to be devoted to learning about our neighbors in Mexico, Central and South America, and how they are important to us. Realize ing that they do not know very much about Latin America, but that it is important that they do, the students hnd material from articles in magazines, newspapers and hooks, and present it to the other members 'at their meetings, The meetings occur every two weeks, one being held on XVednesday during the Class period, and the next in the evening at the home of some member. There is always a business meeting during Which plans are made for various activities, this being followed by an educational program. Then, if the meeting is at the home of a member, refreshments are served and a social time enjoyed. The cluh.s major projects for this year are the presenting of an assembly program along with the Latin Club, and the participation in the spring festival of the P. T. A. The members hope to be able to create a fund with Which to buy materials for the school for the particular beneht of the Spanish department. The class elected as their oHicers LeRoy Reynolds president, Dick Nelson vice president, Mary Ottopal treasurer, Helen Ledford secretary, and Martha Snyder program Chairman. These students have carried out the duties of their ofice in a fine way. SeatedeLeRoy Reynolds. Dick Nelson, Martha Snyder, Joy Clark, Genevieve Duvehus, Herman Duvelius, Mrsi Gentry, Mary Jean Ottopal, Helen Ledford. SLandingeRuth Ann Hitesman, Ruth Mitchell, Joyce Barker, Ralph Craig, Barbara Snyder.