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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