Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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i i M?MW Times have changed and ten years have passed; But the biggest change was in our class. We've grown from young kids into something great And each one's story I shall relate. Pot Anderson, an accountant, is the country's best; Dave Andrews in his new station is pumping high test; Bob Armstrong is the president oF The United Dairy; And among his board of directors are Lock and Barry. Don Bennett is running a model beef farm; While Carolyn DeYoung operates a ladies' school For charm. John Cornett, having flown over all the earth's face, ls preparing with David Lungdoc For a trip into space. Joyce Byus is busy with a house full of kids; Clarence Kenser, now a contractor making new bids. Ray Meeker is in the Air Force; Gayle Bodley, in the Waves; And you can find Carl Eifert playing baseball with the Braves. Janice Wilson is teaching English in a little country schoo'l; Jerry Poe is an architect with a pencil and a rule. Marilynn Himes and Carole Greene are typing for Uncle Sam; Jim Palmer is a butcher cutting a ham. Leda Serey is training horses to show at the country fair; While Harriet Franz is busy setting someone's hair. Dave Fieenor is mixing fluids in a chemistry lab; Dick Wallingford, with his point and brushes, is painting 0 dub. Clayton and Ted are engineers planning some new roads; But Florence and Roberto both married, living in their abodes. Carole Lawhorn i's starring in a Broadway ploy; While Mciorie Crosthwaite is busy being queen for a clay. Ken Meeker and Robert Haynes are foremen at the Mill; Jim Hediesten is superintendent, climbing higher still; Russeli Wesson is working for a change, teaching history, I think; Diane Begley is nagging her husband to wash the dishes in the sink; Don Pence is now a draftsman and is working at G. E. ' Gordon Williams is operating bulldozers and is a busy bee; Custodian Buddy Solzmun has just received a new school bus; And Sue Hornbeck with her third husband is starting a fuss. As all stories must end sometime, We'li finish ours with this Famous rime: Of all sod words of tongue and pen The saddest are, it might have been. 16

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' 1cm! 70656 and '7th We, the Senior Class of 1957, being of sound mind and body declare this to be our last will and testament. To Mr. 099 and Mr. Hurst we leave our gratitude and sincere appreciation for their constant help and advice. To Mrs. Kelly, we will ourdeepest thanks for her kind and patient understanding and for all she had done for us. To the remaining Faculty, we leavea big thanks For a great job they have done. To the Class of '58, we leave our happy memories 0ch wonderful era of our life. To the Juniors, we leave our many money-making schemes. To the Sophomores, we leave our salesman technique. To the Freshmen, we will our determination to get through. Pot Anderson wills his technique of hitch-hiking to Jerry Elliott. Dove Andrews leaves for the army. Ted Bymon leaves to further his education. Florence Snyder leaves to ioin Calvin. Joyce Byus wills her shorthand ability to Joan Bowman. Clayton Drake bequeaths his Cadillac to Miss Meier. Buddy Solzman leaves Coach Wagner and Coach Saunders with a manager. Jim Palmer leaves by the nearest exit. Harriet Franz quves to ioin Peach. Carol Greene leaves her running ability to Sylvia Horton. Curl Eifert leaves agreeable ways to Wesley Wagers. Richard Wollingford leaves American history to Mrs. Kelly. Marilynn Himes bequeaths her F.B.L.A. presidency to Elaine Loflond. John Cornett leaves to continue flying. Richard Lock wills his Football ability to Larry Miller. Carole Lawhorn bequeaths her athletic ability to Debbie von Storch . Bob Armstrong wills his basketball ability to Skip Hardwick. Kenneth Meeker leaves, taking his title of King with him. Roy Meeker leaves his friendly ways to Bob Broermon. Dave Langdoc leaves his height to Lowell Merkle. Janice Wilson leaves her always innocent look to Betty Romohr. Margie Crosthwaite leaves her quiet ways to Gail Huff. Gayle Bodley leaves her maiorette ability to Carol Gibbs. Sue Hornbeck leaves her Freckles to Al Knight. Carolyn DeYoung leaves her scholarship ability to Martha Walker. Roberta Krebs leaves her four years in home economics to some struggl ing freshman . Don Pence leaves his position at room 206 to A.G. McFarland. Russell Wesson leaves to study to be a teacher. Clarence Kenser leaves his place to someone else who desires it. Jim Hedlesten wills his musical ability to Ande Grande. Gordan Williams leaves Mr. 099 a pair of bermudos. Don Bennett wills his height to Butch Smith. Jerry Poe bequeaths his position in lab to Bob Williams. Barry Wholen leaves quietly but quickly. David Fleenor finally leaves. Having the approval of the above seniors, we do declare this to be our last will and testament. Witnessed by: Signed: Mrs. Kelly Carole Lcwhorn Carol Greene

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