Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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FRESHMEN GIRLS FIRST ROW: E. Driscoll, M. Rankin, N. Cummins, R. Hungurtner, N. Smith, G. Martin, E. Malott, V. Stamper, B. Grome, M. Rooney. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dearwester, M. Bier- man, B. Caldwell, G. Reynolds, E. Day, M. Burleson, S. Knockenhauer, E. Ponchot, Edna Lacey, Evelyn Lacey, M. Krebs, H. Holley, H. McCowen. THIRD ROW: A. Andrew, S. Walters, A. Jefferson, M. Archer, P. Gould, M. Smith, M. Michael, M. Merkle, M. Bennett, R. Ewing, M. Whitaker. President ............................... Arnold Howell Vice-President .............................. Rosa Ewing Secretary ....................... . ........ William Cole Treasurer .............................. Marilyn Bennett Student Council ................ . t .Terrence McConnell On September 5, the doors of Loveland High School opened to eighty-four eager Freshmen, the class of '54. Our classmates participated in choir, band, sports, and clubs. Through the guidence of Mrs. Doll and Mrs. Dear- wester, the boys' and girls' advisors, we worked hard to become Sophomores. 28

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SOPHOMORE BOYS LEFT TO RIGHT, First row: M. Crooks, J. Prozeller, W. Woodward, A. Walker, Ralph Smith, Russell Smith, W. Bunnell, G. Wilson, R. Riley, M. Merkle, R. Martin, R. Molott, R. Whalen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jandes, R. Fisher, R. Bradley, H. McKinney, J. Bunnell, R. Wilson, E. Ottopal, R. Schultz, D. Keeler, K. Flanary, R. Williams, R. Weber, R. EI- Iedge. THIRD ROW: D. Starr, G. Stone, R. Townsend, E. Ferris, R. Purcell, T. Durbin, R. Wiiliams, E. Lanhom, R. Tiger, P. Short, W. Tuerck, T. Aylword, L. McKinney. ABSENT: C. Daugherty, T. Durbin. The Sophomore Class sold pencils during the school year. At the beginning the sophomores ob- tained pencils with the football schedule printed on them. As basketball came into season, the sophomores sold basketball schedule pencils. Nearing the end of basketball season, the stu- dents found the pencils with our school song im- 27 printed. With this information on the pencils, many students; knew when and where the foot- ball and basketball games were played, and the school spirit went up several notches when the students saw the pencils with the words of the school song.

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FRESHMEN BOYS FIRST ROW: H. Vaughn, C. Tuerck, B. Wullingford, R. Wallace, J. Marker, L. Applegate, E. Schoenhoett, R. Wilson, J. Paulson, J. Parker. SECOND ROW: K. Meinshatt, J. Hurst, J. Sporing, J. Johnson, B. Tracy, K. Paytes, J. Elledge, L. Groves, W. Constable, M. Charleton. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Doll, R. Simpson, J. Jefferson, A. Howell, R. Maxfield, W. Cole, J. Perry, J. Bond, W. Lacy, P. Kinner, J. L. Perry, F. Faber, J. Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: D. Burnett, T. McConnell, G. Winston, A. Simpson, V. Garner, R. White, R. Ward, B. McDonough, C. Fleenor, W. Bymun, W. Smith. ABSENT: Chas. Fields and Pearl Fields. FRESHMEN INITIATION On November 7, the ninth graders were oFficially hailed as the Freshman class of 1950. During the hulf-time of the Annual Homecoming game, they traipsed up and down the football field before the befuddled eyes of the spectators. Their costumes were composed of tin cans, paiamas, high-top boots, umbrellas, vegetables, an abundant supply of lipstick, and other ornamental articles which happened to stray into the open minds of the 29 Sophomores, who were responsible for the event. Rex Wallace and R050 Ewing were chosen Mr. and Miss Freshman for the night. After the initiation, the Sophomores threw a party for the newcomers to the school. Refreshments on hand were soft drinks, popcorn, and, hot dogs. Although the campus was temporarily thrown into a turmoil, much fun was had by all.