Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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01M The Gypsy otob iThe Prophecy of the Seniorsl I was walking down the road one day When whom should I spy But a quaint little gypsy as she was Passing by? Neath her arm she carried a shining crystal ball. Pray tell me gypsy maid, I said, Will you tell me all? Tell me of my classmates at dear old Loveland Hi, Tell me what theyre doing as the years are rolling by. She rubbed the globeethen gave a chant, Her thoughts seemed far away, She seemed to see what I could note then she began to saye Barclay Gest for president One and all proclaim. He did all right in '47, Now he can do the same. 'lEarl Allen is a farmer, His stock is all the best. He'll show you round the farm! It you wish to be his quest. John Martin is a lawyer, And his name's known far and wide. You'll never lose a single case. If he is on your side Lois Ann and Dotty didn't like our climate soe They bought 2 one-way tickets for New Mexico. Jim and Tootie , still togethere Happiness complete. But wait what is that I hear? The patter of tiny feet. Sport's land's greatest we have here, A star of great renown. For king of professional basketball Russ Gentry takes the crown. Art Meyer too, has left his toot-print Planted in Time's sand, His trumpet he still toots away In Tommy Dorsey's band. Bill Huff sweeps customers off their feet With super-salesman rushes. In '47 it was cards But now it's Fuller Brushes. Sarah Floyd is still writing Letters by the score, Because her husband is A major in the Air Corps. 17 Larry Nisbet and Charles Elble Are Northern travel bound. In Canada theylre fancy free With hunting all year 'round. Ruth Ann Hitesman teaches Pupils how to hit high C, And makes them prcatice hard their scalese Do, ra, fa, so, 1a, til King of boby soxers' sentiments Bob Nordman takes the stage. For as Hollywood's newest movie find He is all the rage. In nurses uniform Joan Dunn gives Aid to all the sick, But of her many patients, Kenneth Archer's still her pick. An executive is Carl Logeman, As rich as he can be. While Melva Gould, his secretary Sits upon his knee. Xiplus y and a squared b You can hear from morning 'till night, 'Cause as a math professor Arthur Osborne's doing all right! Ii it's good food you're after And fine service too, Go to Martha Gibson's restaurant, And she'll serve it to you. Cheerie is an English teacher Her pupils are. the best. They always take top honors In thescholarship test. Is your home dull and lifeless? When guests come do you want to hide? Then talk to interior decorator Bill Hileman, And let his advice be your guide. Genevieve Duveluis has a storee Her very own. While Norma Haley, her secretary Sends out bills and answers the 'phone. George Keorkel and his bass Are known throughout the land. You'll hear him each week on the Hit Parade Playing With Lou Clark's band. This scientist, Don Lewis ls great, and you will soon See his greatest inventione- A rocket to the moon. The crowd goes wild as Lester- Switzer Carries the pig-skin far. For on Armys football team He is quite the star.

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05 0k 720w ma 7mm 0A of We the seniors of 1947, being of sound mind and strong purpose do hereby bequeath the following items as tokens of our fond af- fection: To Mrs. Doll we leave a box of erasers in payment for those lost during the year. To the faculty we'leave our money-makinq projects. May they make good use of them. To the junior class we leave a lot of empty seats and the hope that they can fill them as well as we did. George Koerkel leaves his bass fiddle to anyone with strength enough to carry it around. Lester Switzer leaves his position on the football team to Jerry Martin. Russell Gentry leaves his crazy shots in basketball to Gene Baron. Vernon Shurts leaves his American history notes to Mr. Ramsey to pass on to a needy junior. Pat Kelsay leaves her position as editor of the Lohian to a junior who likes a lot of hard work. Lois Ann Tucker and Dotty Cart leave for a depot to buy 2 one-way tickets for New Mexico. i Jim Snyder leaves two broken drum sticks to the L. H. S. band, but refuses to leave Tootie . Tootie Doll leaves her blond curls to Kathie Sporinq. Iessie Estes leaves her skill at playing guard position on the basketball team to Clarita Krebs. Barclay Gest leaves his wave set and little tin hair curlers to the junior girls. Bill Bunnell and Larry Nisbet leave their ability to imitate members of the animal king- dom to anyone wishing to annoy teachers. John Martin leaves his debates with Mrs. Doll to anyone who thinks he can win. Mary Fritz leaves her shorthand notes to anyone who can decipher them. Bob Nordman just leaves a pink satin neg- ligee and says good riddance! Don Lewis leaves his position in the lab to anyone with nerve enough to fill it. Charles Bauer leaves his car to the students of L. H. S., because they use it all the time anyway. is Melva May Gould leaves her candy bars to the junior with a sweet tooth. Bill Franks leaves his ability to operate the movie projector to Gordon Sloan. Louis Clark leaves his absences from his- tory class to Kilroy. At least he was here! Bill Huff leaves his card samples to his brother Bob. We hope Bob is as good a sales- man as his brother. 16 Art Meyer leaves his position of first trum- peter in the band to Stuart Langdoc. Cheerie Rauch leaves her bass horn to any- one with wind enough to blow it. Imogene Irwin leaves her presidency of the Home EC. Club to a deserving member. Bill Hileman leaves his joke book to LeRoy Reynolds with the hope that LeRoy will get more laughs than he did. Jim Oiigee leaves his love of reading li- brary books in class to anyone who can get away with it. Martha Wilson leaves her cute Southern accent to Collene Lowe. Sarah Floyd leaves her letter writing to an ambitious junior girl. Carl Logemann leaves the extra i'n on the end of his name to his cousin Paul. Joan Dunn and Kenneth Archer leave to the students of L. H. S. a road map to Kent U. However, they also leave this warning: Sum- mer travel is best: it snows in winter. Barb Bohnekamp leaves her ink erasing fluid to Mrs. Salisbury. Norma Haley leaves a box of cough drops to the boys in economics class who clear their throats when' she comes in with the absence lists. Jeannine Howe leaves her height to Pud Creaqer. Marcus Howard leaves his position on the student council to someone wishing to get out oi class for meetings. Martha Gibson leaves her flying fingers in typing class to anyone who can keep up with her. Edna Price leaves her braids to the student who will sit in front of Lawrence Switzer next year. Maybe they will keep him awake in class. Mack Iulian and Gordon Wunker leave their musical instruments to Miss Snyder. Charles Bible and Earl Allen leave their many girl friends to Bob Davis. Vernon Iames leaves his stirring speeches in history class to Dennis Hughes. Danny Ledford leaves his ready remarks in assembly to the juniors. Ruth Ann Hitesman leaves her quiet ways to Melwood Kroener. ' Genevieve Duvelius leaves her Wilmington College shirt to someone interested in an in- stitution of higher learning . ' We do swear this to be our last will and testament, and so attest to this document un- der the lawful signatures of Patricia Kelsay and Lois Ann Tucker, whereby they are re- sponsible for all charges of libel.

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