Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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I' - l. 1., I me-u-u - -u-.-'-:-v 5mm, Betty Davis , Jean Web'er , . Kernie Aylward Bonnie'Walker.. Joan Ahlers . Mary Michael , Martha Nisbet , Ronald Reynolds . Betty Hanks . . Shirley Wilson . Lois Meier Ruth Kissick , Douglas Smith . Jack DeGran . Barbara Dunn , Paul Mohney Jim Daniels . Jack Wood Teri Whalen . Bob Haley David Craig . Audrey Martin , I'Hrf BASI . . .Producer Director . .Roineo .. . Juliet .Make -up Artist Oriental Dancer Housewife . . . Husband' I Accordionist . . . Poetess . . ', .Pianist Figure Skater . .Pitcher . . . . Cornetist . Southern Beile . . Disc VJock'ey Farmer . Athlete Millionaire . . City Slicker Joke: Housemaid 25 Cosmetician Mary McKinney Emeiirs'bnlConst'gble , . . . . Midget Roge'r Hedton Q . . , , . . Genius Jinri Weiglein I . , I, . .Sportsman Esther Monjar ' . . Hairdresser William Duvelius . . . . . . Devil Joe Flynn . . . , Station Attendant Carbiyn Thomas. Seamstress Deiores McDonough , . . . NLirse Juanita Latimei, . 1 Baby Sitter Pauline Vefkamp . . . . . . Singer Jo Ann P ay teS . . . . . Comedian Dick Powell . . . . . . Politician ' Wallace Gilligan. . ' . Bartender Bbb Paulson . Trumpeter Edward Clonover . . . School teachel; Tony Bqnd . . . . . . . Chauffeur 1 Charles Ioiliigee . . . . . . Painter Herbert Bierman . . . . Scientist Mona Julian . . . . . . . Artist Darlene Sams . . . . . .Advertiser Virgil Lucke . . . . . . . Author . i I 'l .w, V-.---. -.w-:--.-sr .p .l-w-KM . Hm: I ; 'n: i.

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JEAN WEBER TYPING SPEED Is HER ACCLAIM, AND A SECRETARY POSITION IS HER AIM. INTERSCHOLASTIC BASKETBALL 2,3,h; VOLLEY- BALL 3; INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL l,2,3,4; VOL- LEYBALL l,2,3,43 ANNUAL STAFF h; MINSTREL 3,M; CLASS ASSEMBLY l,2,3,h; SCHOLARSHIP PIN l,2,3,h; SCHOLARSHIP TEAM 2; SPELLING BEE l;2; HOME ECONOMICS CLUB l; MAJORETTE l; KNICKERBOCKERS h; PEP CLUB 3; GAA 1,2, 3,H; TrPING PIN 3; TIGER's TONGUE STAFF 4. JACK DEGRAW A TRUMPET PLAYER IS JACK DEGRAW, A BETTER ONE YOU NEVER sAw. WALNUT HILLS l,2,3; MOUNT VERNON ACADEMY 3; BAND u; CHOIR u. SHIRLEY WILSON LAST BUT NOT LEAST or THE SENIOR CLAss, ls SHIRLEY ANN, OUR POETIC LAss. MILFORD 1; HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 2; GIRL's CHORUS 2; CHOIR 2,3; CLASS ASSEMBLY 2,3,h; HMS PINAFORE 2; INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 2,3, M; VOLLEYBALL 2,3,u;'INTERSCHOLASTIC BASKET- BALL 3,h; VOLLEYBALL 2,3,3; TRIPLE TRIO 3, h; MAJORETTE 3,h; CHEERLEADER h; STUDENT COUNCIL H; KNICKERBOCKERS h; MINSTREL 3,h; TIGER's TONGUE STAFF 2,3,h; ANNUAL STAFF h; GAA 2,3,h; TYPING PIN 3; PEP CLUB 3. 24

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; ix ' V3 A i ww'm-uu-W a. . CMSS HISHHH In September of 1946, the senior class of 1950 entered their school year with sixty-eight ambitious freshmen, each ready to do his part. We elected as class officers: Donald Deerwester, presi- dent; Paul Bauer, vice-president; Mary Michael, secretary; Betty Jo Ledford, treasurer and Ronald Reynolds, student council repre- sentative. The first money into our class treasury came from col- lecting tax stamps. At the beginning of our sophomore Year, 1947, we elected the following officers: Ronald Reynolds, president; Mary Michael, sec- retary; Martha Nisbet, treasurer; and Margaret Mallot, student coun- cil representative. Additions to our treasury came from selling football and basketball schedule pencils. During our junior year we looked forward to the junior-senior prom. When the date came we all worked hard and it proved to be one of the best proms ever given at Loveland High School. That year we elected officers as follows: Ronald Reynolds, president: Charles Hatt, vice-president; Betty Davis, secretary; Mary Michael, treas- urer and Virgil Lucke, student council representative. In February our class gave a dance, titled, Sweetheart's Ball which turned out to be very profitable. - Now in our last year we end up with forty-five students and we have as our officers: Kernie Aylward, president; Dick Powell, vice- president; Mary Michael, secretary; Betty Hanks, treasurer and Shirley Wilson, student council representative. We the senior class of 1950 have completed part of our journey toward the field of success. We have received our diplomas which we shall treasure to help us achieve success. We are looking for- ward to the years ahead in which we can help make our America a better place; a country in which we are proud to live. 26