Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

The 1960 Lohian Published by the Senior Class of Loveland High School Loveland, Ohio t We, the Class of 1960, Proudly Present This Annual Above are Jane Bauer, Linda Ratliff, Barbara Anderson, Freda Adams, and Carol Koehler. The seventy-fifth anniversary of any occasion is always a great and presents this annual to you, the alumni and underclassmen. Much hard Work must go into the laying out of an annualemore than many people realize. Without the cooperation of all concerned, and the guidance of our co- editors, Freda Adams and Linda Ratliff, and assistant editors, Jane Bauer, Barbara Anderson, and Carol Koehler, this annual would not have been possible. We would like to give a big, special thanks to our advisor, Mrs. Kelly, for the long hours of hard work she has put into this annual. A 4 AAAAA- -.!-.. $$ Foreword The seventy-fifth anniversary of any occassion is always a great and celebrated affair. This book, our Lohian Annual for 1960, is our dia- mond , to you, introducing the seventy-fifth graduating class of Loveland High School. J oin us now as we celebrate our anniversary, by looking back over this, a most memorial year in our lives. Table of Contents 1 Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Enter the Students ........... 15 Boys' and Girly Sports ....... 31 Activities and Organizations. . .45 Junior High and Activities. . . .79 Underclassmen ............. 89 Seniors of 1960 ............. 97 To our sports department: With great pride and gratitude, we dedicate this annual to the leaders of our sports department, Mr. Ronald DeWitt, Mrs. JoAnn Rape and Mr. Stanley McCoy. It is their knowledge, guidance and patience that has encouraged the great sports teams, enthusiasm, and all-round school spirit of which we are so proud. We greatly appreciate the hard Work and long hours our sports depart- ment has given toward the betterment of the school. Sincerely, The Class of 1960 Administration Our Administrators Being superintendent of Loveland Schools is certainly no easy task, but Mr. Hurst carries out this position with complete confidence and capability. As the principal of Loveland High School, Mr. 0gg9s first thoughts are always for the good of the school and the pupils. Under his capable guidance the high school operates smoothly and efficiently. Friend and administrator. These words certainly apply to Mr. Mason. Principal of Loveland Miami School, he not only is an administrator to the pupils, but a . friend as well. Aiding Mr. Mason is Mr. Hogan. Carry- ing out his role as assistant principal, he is respected and admired by all. The responsibilities of the school board are many and varied. Here, the vice president, Mr. Robert Poe, discusses educational programs with Mrs. LaForge, Mr. Leming, Mrs. Cornett, Mr. Malott, and Mr. Gentry. School. Board t Tending to the secretarial duties of the school board, the school, and aiding the t other secretaries, is hard working, ef- ficient Mrs. Martha LaForge. Our Teachers Meetings, conventions, debates, and seminars. Anything that has to do with a good high school counselor, has to do with our Miss Templin. Although this is only his first year teaching in the high school, Mr. Bran- nan has made many, many friends with his easy going manner. Need help with a term paper? Want to find hard to get information? Weive got the best 1i- brarian in these parts! Meet Mrs. Gentry. Mr. Zimmerman, our comical mathematician. can work out just about any angle haven how to get out of a sand trap on the golf coursek Here we find the perfect team. Mr. Atherton. in mechanical drawing, makes the prelimin- ary sketches; while in industrial arts. Mr. Baker produces the finished product. coach. We wonder what the leaders of our ath- letic department are up to now? So many fine eVBnts were made possible through the efforts of Mr. McCoy, ath- letic director. Mrs. Rape, girls, athletics, and Mr. DeWitt, basketball and track '. mm mm The ever efficient Miss Payne, guardian of the typewriters and the funds of the organi- zations 0f the school. job well done! Orchids to her for a Science always seems to be fun for Miss Poser, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. Ramsey. No wonder those biology, chem- istry, and general science classes were so popular. Grammar, literature, and just being able to use correct English were always the topics stressed by the English depart- ment. Mr. Picciano and Miss Langdoc enjoy time out from grading papers. Music was everywhere when Mr. and Mrs. Coosman were around. Thanks for the loyely memories left by the various singing and playing groups they directed. Social studies was the topic discussed by Mrs. Neu- mann and Mrs. Kelly. fWonder what election they are planning nowH Delicious aromas, wonderful drinks, and tantalizing cookies seemed to pop from nowhere when Miss Tanner was in charge of the cooking. Miss Kenney held sway with the thread and needle. There were many happy girls when they viewed their finished products at the end of the year. H Secretaries In spite of their many duties and problems the secretaries enjoyed their work. Mrs. Hill was well liked and admired by all for her work in the high school. Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Archer took very good care of the secretarial duties in the el- ementary building. Nurse Mrs. Hartmafs kind ways endeared her with all she came to know. Her tender care of the little ones was known by all. No problems were too large for her. She will always be remembered. Custodian x 7 Mrs. Corrill was a friend to all in time of need. Her quiet ways. endeared her to everyone. Bus Drivers Bus drivers are important people in seeing that the students arrived at school safely. Kneeling We find Mr. Taylor, MI. Seward, and Mr. Potts. Standing are Mrs. LaForge, Mrs, Novakov, Mr. Wiggins, and Mr. Hill. Cooks These are the cooks who kept the students fed. Here Mrs. Size- more, Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. Bridges, Mrs. Corrill, Mrsh Frisby, and Mrs. Frisby, the head cook, pose for the photogra- pher. Time out for coffee. These are the ones who take care of the new elementary building. Here are Sid Wiggins, Bob Bryant, Jerry Martin, Red Aylward, and Sam Bolden. Custodians Mr. Seward, guardian of the nails and hammers, must have been impressed by Miss Payne,s fil- ing class. He can find anything at a momentes notice. Happy times must have been had when Buddy Solzsman and Mr. Cummins cleaned the high school building. Enter, the Students O R .BOOKS OF KNOWLEDGE g Enter the students, the day has begun. Spring fever may have come but students found many an enjoyable moment walking up the walk to school: MI. Picciano and the girls seemed to have an interesting item on the bulletin board. Bob Glass, Sandy McCoy, and Karen Nisbet admire the certificates won by the students in the scholarship contests. I6 We meet, we help, and we enioy noontime fun. W5 just that 016 Kentucky charm! Keep smiling, Bill! It,ll all be over soon. Students gather at noon to discuss the mornings events. Scores tied! Cap- tain Mike impa- tiently awaits the conclusion of in- structions, so that he may en- ter the game. The new scoreboard, donated by Frisch,s and the Quarterback Club, is admired' by some of the stu- dents. Come on boys! W611 beat them yet! Our great winning golf team, track and baseball days. Mr. DeWitt gives pointers to the newly formed golf team. Doggone those fast changes between pic- tures! Picture taking time for the base- ball team. Mrs. Kellfs in the act of ; gent1y 3 mov- ing one of the boys into posi- tlonV 19 On the basketball floor, the goal's always the same. Now where did that ball go? vaiWKWmME: dhwnfeum :DthVy mu: wu'vvvw , k ,, ' 5:9:9:$9:9:.:999f$ I; ' . . , 2' :: - , Watch me! This is the correct way 9 9.. Rt? .. V .. , V 3' , to do it. ; 8 VI ' Oh, those boys! How will I ever find anything in this mess! Must girls primp even for a basketball game? The rush before a game. You know that we girls must look pretty on the basketball floor. That pep meeting must have been exciting! as?! How many can you do? We boys can beat any- one any time. 21 Lunch was a course everyone maiored in; Wonder what excuse I can offer to the teacher today if 17m late. 0h, goody! Something I like to eat. Doesrft she want my money? Also, study halls, choosing rings, and candy machines. Will they ever keep these machines filled? Wait until next year! Then 1711 have lunch when you have Class. Okay, Shorty. all the water. Pm thirsty too. Don,t drink Music played a big part in each school affair; Now than the way to play. I knew that you could do it, Delft drop that batonl Keep in step! These things are the hardest gowns to keep on straight. Instruments and voices were blended with care. Look, Mom! Pm flying! Now, Mr. Goosmanj I didn,t want my picture taken. Practice makes erfect so the . p . . glrls were always smglng. 25 Our library was there for the service of all. Alas, a place for quiet meditation. 0n the count of three, begin. The last one to find the card is a poor librarian's assistant. Let,s see, a little more here on top, and don5t cut it yet. Maria we,re still icing it! He said to add just a little bit of this, then all of a sudden pow! Many classes seemed to add strange smells to the hall. Could this be where some of our fabulous desks come from? Pardon me, Miss Tanner, but how do you get a needle out of your finger? And here is the North Pole. No. Susan, thatas California. HERE is the North Pole. Gee, Miss Poser, only yesterday it looked so healthy. Maybe it ate someone who didnat agree with it. A wide choice of courses kept us mentally fit; Quentin certainly is concentrating on that drawing board. Maybe these boys will have a con- struction company of their own some day. That drivefs training class with Mr. DeWitt was loads of fun. That terrible typewriter. It made a mistake! uiizLRN'o Hibigchdor' c DENT DRIVES; Coming of . . THOMPSON CHEVROLET. INC. LOVELAND. 0. 4Q No one who saw the variety show will ever forget the lovely hula dancers. We do know that some day our Charleston dan- cers will make the big time and Butch Smith may turn out to he an- other Red Skel- ton. Jean and Nancyas dancing is now a memory that will linger on. ' J v .lmuglllllllk 1m 'l V. v 7 5-? '; 4 ; 1' U :' i - :Ab'L -- 3'4? Lb f !K g; 4.11: At last we are seniors, we'll miss school a lot. Welll, leave. eagerly, but sadly, with our faithful mascot. The most exciting moments of the senior year were those times for the measurements for the caps and gowns. gIs it too tight, Bevy?n That seemed to be the standard question. Linda and the boys are quite interested in those graduation announcements. Was everyone pleased? Working in the office will always be a pleasant memory for Carol Culley, Peg Tucker, and Madeline Lynn. That ole, moosehead. No senior will ever forget the mascot 0f the senior class. Boyzi and Girls Sports wt; FRONT: E. Hockstok, M. Mertes, B. Huff, R Jones, J. Mace, K. Hockman, R. Rolke, D. Taylor, D. Gregg. STAND- ING: M. Talley, L. Bennett, K. Simpson, J. Ballman, A. Jansen, W, Rose, R. Burger, J. Greenwald. D. Lamb, BA Klesch, L. Norris, J. Lacy. Varsity qufball Mike Mertes and Ronald Rolke are quite proud of the out- standing player award they received for their fine work on the team. SEASON'S SCORES Loveland 33 DePorres Loveland 0 Greenhills Loveland 39 New Richmond Loveland 6 Madeira Loveland 16 Indian Hill Loveland 8 Mariemont Loveland 14 Milford Loveland 8 Reading Loveland 54 Williamsburg LOVELAND MUTUAL BUILDING 8: LOAN 32 133 Broadway Phones NO 5-8541, NO 5-8546 Insured Savings Higher Earnings 12 18 36 12 14 Happy are the times after a game that we have won! Please be careful! Dongt drop those two coaches! We need them next year. No wonder these are smiling faucs! These boys won honors in the Eastern Hills League. Here are Kenny Heckman, David Gregg. Bill Huff, and Ron Rolke. Stand- ing are Ron Jones, Mike Mertes. and Eddie Hockstok. BROWN'S SUPER MARKET Brown Shopping Center 33 Loveland, Ohio FRONT: Chester Walton, Roger Greenwald, Ray Himes, Hon Rolke, Bill Huff. Mark Schoenhoeft. SEC- OND: Bill Rosa Danny Taylor, Dick Hardwick, Ken Hockman, Ron Jones, Dave Gregg. i Varsity I Basketball I Basketball co-captains, Bill Huff and Dave Gregg, look back on a good season. MESSENGEIPS CANDY the Best of Fine Candies': Members of the foot- ball team look over lists of those honored in each game. arHLe'r NOR ' 23,31, Iluli H'. Dave Gregg shows off his trophy for most valuable player on the basketball team. Coach McCoy and his girl Friday, Sandy McCoy, look over some of Sandfs art work SPARKS HARDW'ARE Established 1904 35 FRONT: A. Smits, P. Hickman, B Davis, L. Bennett, J. Patterson. SECOND: K. Weber, Ri Amburn, R, Hall, H. Smith, R. Berger, D. Rose. THIRD: R. Schoonover, G. Hallof, and Manager T. Tracy. N0 team is worth its salt without its man- ager. Here are the managers and coaches. .VIr. Rape helped with football; Mr. DeWitt had charge of the bas- ketball; Mr. Zimmer- man aided with the newly formed golf team; and Mr. McCoy was head coach. They seemed pleased with the results of some- thing. Good 1uck.men! LOVELAN'D FOOD BANK Loveland, Ohio Reserve Basketball BROCK AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service ' FRONT: B. Huff, J. Ballman, D. Hardwick, J. Creenwald, C. Frisby, T. Fleckinger, L. Norris, W. Parchman. SECOND: Coach DeWiLt, Scorekeeper Mr. Zimmerman, R. Schweitzer, W. Rose, R. Jones, K. Hockman, M. Schoenhoefl, R, Himes, Coach McCoy. Varsity and Reserve Baseball Since so many boys were interested in baseball this year, the coaches decided to have two teamsethe varsity baseball team and the reserve baseball team. The varsity team: with its lead- ing hurler Ray Himes, had a good season with six wins and four losses in league standings. FRONT: R. Schoonuver, A. Smits, R, Scott, T. Bugg, P. Hickman, G. Hallof. SECOND: D. Rose, L. Hoppe, J. i Patterson. S. Williams. H. Smith, R. Hartman, L. Bennett. KY USER! RhBER'? .1 TRI COUNTRY CREDIT BUREAU FILIPPPS PONY KEG 209 Jackson St. Brown Building Montgomery Road --- ' .. N ... . .C- FRONT: Lt Bennett, R, Hartman, R. Borger, D. Gregg, H Smith, R. Amburn; J. Amyx, S. Williams, D. Lindsey, H. 1 Lee. SECOND: M. Smits, W. Johnson, Lt Lawhorn, W. Adams, R. Andrew. J. McCollum, J. Bradley, D. Hamilton. Champion Reserve Football and Track For the first time in the history 01 the high school, the reserve team FRONT: R. Himes, J. Lacy, D. Gregg, K. Heckman, W. Klesch, M. Mertes, J. Bradley, R. in football won a cham- ; DunstreA SECOND: At sums. R. Andrew, B. Adams, D, McIntosh, B. Huff. c. Brumhach, L. ploughlp tmphy' Great Norris,- T. Tucker. THIRD: Coach DeWitt, L. Bennett, R. Berger, D. Taylor, R. Rolke. R. celebration addCd t0 the Hamann, D. Himes, J. Amyxt fact .that the team was undefeated made this a great year for Loveland. ? VVhatss the matter Coach DeWitt? Does the schedule look too difficult? Maybe Frank Hobbs. your manager. can help you out He looks pleased. LOVELAND GROCERY N0 5-3881 Loveland. Ohio Football cheerleaders D. Long. L Babb, D. Smith, N Eslep, L. Gould. D. Hardwick practice for the next game. Cheerleaders Varsity basketball cheerleaders J. Skinkle, N. Estcp. L. Gould, D. Hardwick. K. Brown. and J. Bnhh pate for a still shot. Reserve basketbaH cheerleaders for the year were J. Simpson. 5. Ehret, L. Bush. J. Branscum, D. Smith. and D, Long. ARCADE BEAUTY SHOP BAUER INSURANCE AGENCY Loveland. Ohin Loveland. Ohio FRONT: 5. Rich, A. Shaffner, D. Long, S. Ledford. 5. Foster. B. Rainey, L. Lightner, W. Ellis. B, Kelly, B. Langenbrunner, P. Bowling. 5. Skinkle, B. Cornett, J. Skinkle. SECOND: 5 McCoy. L. Gould. J. Bobb, D. Grosnickle, I Carnine, V Smits, S. Tay- lor, M. Stendor, R. Beaty. D. Smith, N. Estep, E. Whitecotton, J. Simnson, K, Rough, N. Byman, J. LaForge. J. Graham, J. Bran- scum. D. Hardwick. THIRD: M. Maas. B. Brown. J. Rost, L. Bush, K. Brown, T. Carla, M. Barry, B. Day, J. Dugger, C. Waxler, DsI;WiIder, J. McHenry, C. Weyand, S. Lawhorn, M. Kroener, M. Grosnickle, D. Hamilton, P. Skirvin, G.A.A. and Board STANDING: D. Long, D. Smith, N. Estep, D. Hanklton, J. Babb, J. Skinkle. SITTING: M. BarryV T. Carla. S. Lawhom. D. Hardwick, M. Grosnickle, J. Branscum. DONISI GLASS COMPANY 40 Loveland, Ohio FRONT: J. Skinkle, 1. Harrison S. Lawhorn. D. Wilder, M. Grosnickle, D. Hamilton, M. Maas. BACK: N. Eslep. 3:5 J. Brangcum, D. Hardwick, L. Gould, B. Wilson, D. Smith. J. Bobb. 1 Girls' Varsity and Reserve Basketball FRONT: B. Day, M, Barry, S. Ward. K. Brown, L. Bush. 5. McCoy. BACK: S. Skinkle, J. Graham. B. Kelly. J. Carnine. V. Smits, D. Grosnickle, J. Simpson. FISHEIFS ONE HOUR MARTINIZINC NOImandy 4'2161 Lovelami, Ohio 4' The G.A.A. officers seem happy and for good reason. For under their fine leadership, many good times were enjoyed by the group. Here are Jean Bobb. secretary; Darlene Smith, treasurer; De- anna Hardwick, vice president; and Jeanette Skinkle, president. - 1mm! Cangt play a game with- out the Scorekeepers. Donna Wilder and Janice Carmine review the scores with Mrs. Rape. WVe must have won I 3 : BUSY BEE RESTAURANT BROWN AUTO SALES Bessy Mills. Owner Loveland. Ohio Scorekeepers Mary Barry, Mrs Rape, and Janice Carmine seem to enjoy the results of those softball games, That Southern charm always shone through when- ever Nancy Estep was around. She and Deanna Hardwick were the co-captains 0f the varsity girlsh hasketball team. Captains Shirley Ward and Karla Brown congratulate each other when they learned that their team had Chosen them as c0-captains 0f the reserve 'girls'. basketball team. No wonder they are smiling. That is a great honor. w h BROWhNhS PARTY SUPPLY The Place To Go When You Need Party Supplies 43 Loveland. Ohio NO 45211 Girls are chosen for the all star team on their ability and their cooperation in sports. These girls have ability in all of the sports in which they participated. Very happy over their being chosen to be on the team are Donna Hamilton, Sandy McCoy, Jami Branscum, Maurine Grosnickle, Deanna Hardwick, Sandra Lawhorn, Libby Gould, Nancy Estep, Darlene Smith and Jean Bobb. All Star Team and Girls' Softball FRONT: J. Babb, D. Hamilton, V. Smits, B. Kelly, J. Graham, D, Crosnickie. Ji Skinkle. STANDING: D. Smith, N. Estep, S. Ehret, K. Brown, S. McCoy, M. Kroener, D. Hardwick, J. Branscum, Si Ward, J. Rost, T. Carlet BROWN'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 44 Loveland, Ohio Activities and Organizations 46 FRONT: M. Rief, F. Adams, D. Horton, L. Robinson, B. Anderson, B. Zwick, J. Heiden, M. Deerwester, J. DuCharme, J. McFarland, D. Long, J. Carmine, N. Rooney. STANDING: To Carla, M. Grosnickle, D. Wilder, Miss Payne, J. Mc- Henry, and N. Byus. F.B.L.A. The Loveland chapter of the F.B.L.A. is one of the many units of the national organiza- tion which is set up for the students who are interested in a future in the business world. The group is a very active one and sponsors many proj- ects to acquire money to pur- chase new equipment for the business department. Repre- sentatives attend both the state and national meetings. President Maurine Grosnickle watches while Miss Payne shows Janet McFarland, Donna Horton, and Jackie DuCharme how to use the dictaphone. These girls are the officers of F.B.L.A. GRADUATE T0 COCAtCOLA . . . be really refreshed! FRONT: K. Brown, J. Skinkle, L. Brock, L. Corrill, D. Stouder, B. Harmes. STANDING: B. Cornett, D. Hamilton, B. Ogg, A. Hunt, C. Weyand, S. McCoy, Miss Templin. F.T.A. Future Teachers9 Association became an active organization this year. They more than carried out the program of showing prospective teachers the aims of a good teacher. They spent one day as visiting day observing teachers in the class room. Under the skillful guidance of Miss Tem- plin, the group was very interested in the future vocation of teaching. Miss Templin discusses the future plans of FTA with Bevalee Ogg, president; Jeanette Skinkle, treasurer; Lydia Corrill, secretary; Dennis Stou- der, parliamentarian; and Sandy McCoy, vice president. THE CLIFTON SHIRT FACTORY Loveland, Ohio AMITY 5e TO $1.00 STORE Brown Shopping Center 47 48 mm m. FRONT: J. Graham, S. Smith, S. Foster, K. Nishet, N. Hyman, T. Mearnes, K, Roush, L. Wishey, L. Shaffner. STANDING: F. Adams, A. DeNu, M. Barry, C. Weyand, D. Stouder, M. Kuhn, W. Spidel, M. McHenry, M. Gros- niekle, W. Ellis. Library Staff With the increase in the size of the school, came the increase in the size of the library. As a result, Mrs. Gentry needed many more students to work as library helpers during their study hall periods. These people en- joyed their work so much that they also plan- ned a club for social activities after school. Many thanks are due to these willing and able students who formed the staff. Officers of the Library Club who plan many enjoy- able activities for the group are Nancy Byman, Maurine Grosnickle, and Alvalee DeNu. TUFT 'S FUNERAL HOME Loveland, Ohio NO 5-4823 Over 100 years of Dependability FRONT: B. Anderson, L. Reames, K. Nisbet, B. Kelly, S. Foster. SECOND: D. Poe, L. Huppe, M. Memes, R. Jones. D. Gregg, J4 Stevens, M. Barry. 1 Student Council The Student Council is the governing body of our high school. The council is divided into three main groups: ath- letics, scholarship, and school control. Members of the council officiate at the spelling bee and other scholastic events. Locker inspections are held by the group. This year the group sponsored Govern- ment Day in Loveland. Barbara Anderv 5011 became mayor of the village on that day. Busy are the officers of the group as they plan the many activities. Here are Mike Mertes, president. Barbara Anderson. treas- urer: David Greggt vice president; and Karen Nisbet, secretary. HAROLD L. GROSNICKLE Fire, Auto, Life, and Liability Ins. Service Is Mar Motto R.F.D. 3 Box 28, Loveland. Ohio Phone No' 5-3841 VEHEU. :!E'HEEE' :x-nt FRONT: D. Long, J. Bohh, D. Smith, N. Estep, D. Hardwick, L. Gould, S. McCoy, K. Brown, J. Skinkle. SECOND: J. Lacy, T. Stevens, K. Simpson, B. Huff, R. Himes, D. Hardwick, Rt Greenwald, D. Lamb, B. Amhurn, B. Klesch, E. M. Mertes, R. Rolke, D. Taylor, K, Hockman, R. Jones, J. Mace, B. Hockstok. THIRD: Coach DeWM, D. Gre Rose, and Coach McCoy. u- gm: L Club To be eligible for the L Club, one must have one varsity or two reserve letters in the same sport. The club has supported many activities including the homecoming dance, and various sock hops. This year, for the first time, they standardized an orange varsity jacket. W'hat joke did Coach DeVVitt and Coach McCoy tell that made Ron, Nancy Lou, and Jon laugh? FRONT: M, Wiggins. K. Nishet. R. Benny. C. Carrier. M Siciliuno. L. Wisbey, J. Skinkle. I Dunn. SECOND: Mrs. Neumann. A. DeNu, M. Binegur, I. Rcznnr. Jl Stevens. M. Tancy. Migs P0591: THIRD: D. Slander. J. Bdllman. R. 5: Jones. 3L Kuhn. D Himes, J. Pattersun. W. Rose, J. Coff- , man. ' Spanish Club W'e wonder if Mrs. Neumann and Miss Poser always understand the orders given in Fpanish by Karen Nisbet, vice- president; and Mike TalIey, secretary'- treasuren LOVELAND OIL INC. Lowland: Ohio Latin Club The officers, Betsy Cornett. Larry Hoppe, and Carl Gentry look over their projects which Miss Templin conducted in her Latin classes. FRONT: D. Poe W. Camp. L. Hoppe. Davis. H Smith S Deerwester D. Stouder C. Gentry SECOND: S. Skinkle, J. Graham, K Pfarr, B, Kelly, L, Brock M 1:glpl'unt, T. Ford, K. Roush N. Byman. B. Harmes B. Cornett Miss Templin. 3 r 3 MILFORD NATIONAL BANK Main Office Loveland Branch 25 Main Street Milford: Ohio Taylor and Jackson St. Loveland, Ohio 52 FRONT: L. Corrill, Miss Langdoc, K. Masters. J. Branscum, D. Hardwick, M. Binegar, B. Anderson, C. Koeh. ler, D. Hamilton, J. Skinklc. SECOND: D. Gregg, L. Ratliff, J. Williams, R. Hamann, N. Barry, R. Himes, R. RoIke, M. Mertes, B. Klescll. Knickerbockers Club The officers, Jani Branscum, Donna Hamilton, and Linda Ratliff, chat with their adviser Miss Langtioc, MICHAEL CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. REDBS SERVICE STATION NO 5-8521 Lovelancl, Ohio 53 54 FRONT: I. Skinkle, A. DeNu, C. Koehler, M. Binegar. N. Barry, M, Grosnickle. STANDING Schmitt, B. Anderson, F. Adams, 5. McCoy, J. Bauer, L. Wisbey, D. Hamilton. : B. Huff, A TigeHs Tongue Staff Even though the min- utes become hectic when the deadline is near, Sandy McCoy, Carol Koehler, Jane Bauer, and Jeanette Skinkle still can find time to smile. The life of an editor is a hard one. LOVELAND HEATING LAUNDRYMAC 2nd and Harrison Loveland, Ohio Checking last minute details .and typing last minute articles were the exciting moments be- h - ,, fore copy went to the printerst Here Freda i , h Adams and Jane Bauer check the- typed cepy , while Mary Binegar rushes through the last W ;. .M -- e 3 1 - ja article to be handed in. - AK 3 ; . 5r 1 , y 2 How much fun it was to find and correct the mistakes before the final big job was finished; Alvalee DeNu, Ned Barry, Bill Huff, and Mau- rine Grosnickle are engrossed in correcting the errors. Getting the pictures and the articles in the right Spot was always most interesting. Here Pegg Tucker, Angie Schmitt, Mrs. Kelly, Donna Ham- ilton, Sandy McCoy and Carol Koehler finish the last page of the paper. ti, 7' BRANCH RADIATOR SERVICE McCABES SUPER MARKET Branch Hill, Ohio NO 5-7507 Montgomery and Fields Ertle Road It was aiways a proud moment when the paper came out. Here we see Linda Wishey and Barbara Anderson filing a copy of an issue. Jeanette Skinkle, assistant editor of the Tigerhs Tongue, is preparing to type some neWs for the paper. Deanna Hardwick and Carl Smith were cho- sen by the senior class to be this yeafs Tigers Tongue Queen and King. Their class bought the most papers and had the priv- ilege of selecting two outstanding members of their class to be honored. ,TxJ. 13$; 12' Kn. W. SPEARS PHARMACY HOWARD SHUMAKER, EXCAVATING Loveland, Ohio Loveland, Ohio Annual Staff The seventy-fifth graduating class is the theme for this yeafs annual. Many people have worked hard to bring this annual to you, and to make it an example of the fine quality of our school. Angie Schmitt Jeanette Skinkle. Linda Ratliff Ray Himes and Carol Koehler choose the cover for the annual. Jane Bauer. Bevy Ogg, Ron Rolke, Dave Gregg, and Freda Adams aided the photog- rapher. Leaning to sell ads are Mike Mertes. Jon Mace Jani Branscum. Barb Anderson Maurine Grosnickle. Nancy. Estep Bill Klesch. and Bob Hamahn. THE UNION SAVINGS BUILDING h LOAN CO Loveland, Ohio VO1mandV 4-1531 Savings Guaranteed in Full 57 Working on the page layout of our fine annual we find Madalyn Maas, Linda Ratliff, Jackie Du- Charme, Ned Barry and Sandy McCoy. Keeping those file cards straight was no easy job for the people who sold this yeafs annual. From left to right are Mary Binegar, Donna Hamilton$ Linda Wisbey, Nancy Byus, and Carl Smith who worked continually so that an annual would be possible. Work, work, work, Thats what it takes to put out an annual. Mildred Perry, Deanna Hard- wick, Kenny Lear, and Beverly Ogg seem to know how to do it. BOBBIE RUSSELL, REAL ESTATE Loveland, Ohio 58 FRONT: R. Grossheim, D. Gregg, A. Hunt. B, Camp, D. Fisher. .VI. Deerwcqer. D. Stoudeh L. Ratliff. BACK: J. Skinkle, K Lear, C. Gentry, J, Heisman, E, Whilecotlun, B. Rainey, Kh Rough, K, Nisbet, N, Byman, Mr. Hurst. The Spelling Bee is sponsored by the Student Council every year, with a group of them acting as judges. Mr. Hurst, our superintendent gives out the words and the con- tenders try to spell them. Spelling Bee Mary Deerwester, first place winner for three out of four years, received a trophy. Den- nis Fisher second place winner and Linda Ratliff, third place winner watch Mr. Hurst con- gratulate Mary Deerwester for winning the Trophy. LOVELAND MOTOR COMPANY MCCOYS PONY KEG 229 Loveland Madeira Rd. Loveland, Ohio Loveland, Ohio I FRONT: M. Pfarr, J. DuCharme. K. Nisbet. L. Brock. J. Gambill, D. Poe, D. Stouder, M. Siciliano, N. Nyman, J. Graham, K. Rnush, R. Reder. J. Skinkle. SECOND: B. Camp, A. DeNu. C. Gentry, A. Hunt, J. Bauer. D Kraeft, C Smith. S. McCoy, L, Nie- man, M. Deerwcster, R. Schoonover. THIRD: K. Taylor, I. Reznor, J. Grecnwald, J. Williams, R. Hamann, R. Jones, J. Hatter, J. Turner, J, Ballman, J. Stevens, T, Tucker. Scholarship Team Those fortunate ones who brought back certificates were J. Graham, A. Hunt, D. Poe, J. Williams, J. DUI Charme, K. Roush. THOMPSON CHEVROLET, INC. SO-LO MARX RUBBER COMPANY Loveland, Ohio 4:t0tes$, World7s Largest Selling Rubber Footwear Preparing for the Christmas concert are L. Reames L. Wrish B. Anderson. B. Cornett. C. Harria J. Skinkle. B O L. Ratliff. and LA Nieman. Triple Trio During the year the triple trio performs in many of the social functions throughout the area. Their voices blend well for many hours of beautiful music. W waver they ap- pear they are highly praised for their achievements. As leader of triple trio. VIrc. Goosman looks Well pleased with the accom Ishments which the girls have made. hISBET COMPANY 1837 h gPhnne NO S-IUV Lumber. Builds Supplies. .ed. Harchvare Pictured above are Sandra Lawhorn: Janice Harrison7 Laura Shaffner, Maybeth Wiggins, Jeanette Skinkle, Sandy Skinkle, Judy Dunn, Karla Brown, Linda Ratliff. MaioreHes No one will forget the hard work Jeanette put into being head majorette for four years. She has set a fine example for future head majorettes. ROZZPS FAMOUS FIREWORKS, INC. BOB SHOEMAKER T. V. Loveland, Ohio Phone NO 5-5122 Band Officers Student director, Carl Gentry, strikes up the band. And a one, and a two, and a . . . Band president, Linda Wisbey, and secretary, Linda Ratliff, pause during a busy morning to relax. Music librarians, Laura Shaffner, Judy Dunn, and Maybeth Wiggins seem to know where everything is. Weill take the piece on the bottom, girls. DAROLD GBEENWALD HATCHEIPS SUNOCO SERVICE Cement Work a Specialty Loveland Avenue and Wall St. Band of '60 Whether they are playing at football or basketball games, during an assembly, or on a parade, the Loveland High School Barn? of 1960, under the direction of Mr. Fred Goosman. adds life and pep t0 the occasion. The high point of being a member of the band is the variety show. During the show, the hand does the'musical numbers. For the second straight year, selected members of the band play for graduation. CLARINETS: N. James. S. Foster, C. Jones. E. Langenbrunner, J. Carnine. L. Reames, S. Weber. K. Nisbet, J. R051. B. Kelly, E. Brenner, L. Howington, C. Noggler. D. McCarihy, I Heiden, H. Henkle, L. Brock, D. Smith. and Joan Carper. 3253 FLTTTES AND SAXOPHONES: B, Day. .1. Wells, C. WiHer. L. Wishey, H. Hayes, R. Beaty, J. Patterson, E. Whitecotton, LA Bennett, Bh Cornett, R. Tufts, and S. Wilson. Carnine Taylor Wene Perry Bichle Mearns LaForge C. Adkins ??PFFFJFPWW- . TROMBONES P. Greene S. Kroener D. Kraeft J. Reith B. Adams T. Biggs P. Mitchell TUBAS AND BARITONES J. Williams S. Capozio E. Welsh C. Aderkin M. Taylor I Carpenter H. Morgan Choil 5, FRONT: R. Schweitzer, R, Scott, H. Wane, W. Rosa SECOND: H. Perry, J. Caylor, J. Patterson, R, , Michael. FRONT: M. Wiggins, E. Wrenn, D. Horton, J. Howe, M. Wells, V. Smits, L. Shaffner. SECOND: 5. Led- ford T. Mearnes. J. Simpson, D. McClanahan, S. McCoy, B. Brown, N. Rooney, M, Reif. THIRD: A. Pfarr, K Pfarr, L. Wisbey, B. Ogg, A. Schmilt. CHUCKS SOHIO SERVICE CURTS BARBER SHOP Loveland, Ohio Loveland, Ohio of 1 960 John Patterson, Jeanette Skinkle, Cheryl Harris and Harry Perry always seem to have i j much fun practicing for the band, choir, and triple trio. 1' FRONT: K. Brown, S. Taylor, L Reames, N. Williams, C. Koehler. B. Cornett. SECOND: B. McCol- Ium, D. Wilder. L. Ratliff, S. Lawhorn, B Wilson, J. Carmine. THIRD: J, Branscum, N, Estep, S. Hill, M. Reif, J. Skinkle. BILL : JOHNS XVESTERN AUTO DEERWESTEIPS DRIVE IN Loveland, Ohio Loveland, Ohio 7, Hollywood Holiday ; Loveland,s annual variety show, HoIlywood Holiday, was a great succesa contributed to the junior and senior classes. This year, the show was written by the students, and directed by Mrs. Kelly. With everyone working together and contri- buting to the betterment of the show, Hollywood Holiday was truly one of the best variety shows in the history of Loveland High School. Bill Smith made a very distinguished looking train depot. Mike Mertes was well cast as the part of the weightlifter. Enter, the hero! Linda Kay added beauty and melody to the show. All aboard for Hollywood! WARNER FORD, INC. WEYAND BROTHERS Loveland, Ohio Branch Hill, Ohio Our ttah 50h boy, Tim Fleckinger, had the easiest lines in the entire show. Bet he was qlad of that because it took him weeks to learn. Serious minded Bill Klesch put all he had into the show. Maybe the name, Cecil 3., had something to do with it. Bevy Ogg created a California atmosphere for the audience with the backdrop planned with Miss Langdoc: art super- visor 0f the show. teen 3. mam DIRECTOR Whoops, missed again! KEEGAN,S PHARMA Y 9450 Montgomery Rd. Montgomery, Ohio From the hillbillies to the parade of NecPs horse,5, every- one thoroughly enjoyed each part of the variety show. Other favorite acts were Jerry Ballmalfs emceeing, the Wiunning Beaf7 trio, and the lovely duet by Karen Nisbet and Kenny Hockman. LOVELAXD PHARMACY Taylor and Jackson Streets Arms 3 little higher, girls; oops! I mean, fellas? Jani pantomimes to a Wcaptivated audi ende. Every house should have a chim- ney like that. Everyone gathers for the grand fi- nale after the va- riety show. LOVELAND LANES, INC. Elm Street Loveland, Ohio 71 Under the direction of Mrs. Kelly and aided by Mr. and Mrs. Coosman and Mr. Trauger, the show proved to be one of the best ever. Perhaps Sid Wiggins, Boots Sewards, and Buddy Solz- man saw something interest- ing on the other sidie of the stage, but they always kept the spotlight in the correct position. The props added quite a bit to the show. Without the aid of Miss Langdoc and the willingness of Judy Dunn and Larry Norris those props might not have been made. V You had to have a good look- ing cast to complete the show. Mrs. Gentry and Miss Templin made Sure the make- up was just right. LOU,S BARBER SHOP Loveland, Ohio SweethearPs Ball Smiling Libby Gould and Dick.Hardwick Were the proud rulers of the Sweethearfs Ball. They were chosen by the students of our school. Waiting for the results of the voting was an ex- Citing,r moment for the candidates. Wonder what Dick Hardwick, Kenny Simpson, David Rose, Ron Rolke, Linda Wisbey, Lola Tomlin- son, Carla Browm and Libby Gould are dis- cussing that made Ron make such odd expres- sion. WHITLEYtS I.G.A. Super Market Loveland, Ohio PAUL HAHNS BARBER SHOP Loveland, Ohio Homecoming candidates Ron Rolke, Deanna Hardwick, Mike Mertes, Nancy Estep, Bill Klesch, Linda Ratliff, Dave Gregg, Jeanatte Skinkle, Ray Himes: and Barbara Anderson pose for a formal shot. Homecoming Dance The Homecoming Dance, which is sponsored by the 4iLii Club, is a yearly event that is looked forward to by everyone. To seniors, especially, this is an impor- tant event. Only seniors are candidates. Happy and proud are both candidates and the king and queen. The crowning 0f the royal pair, the Winning floats, and the football game all leave happy memories. The happy moment when Queen Nancy Crowned King Dave! HARRY A. HILL Mobllheat 74 - a , King Bill Klesch and Queen Jackie DuCharme How proud the king and queen looked as they posed for the photographer. The chairmen of the committees looked pleased at the results. Here are Carol Hill, Janice Har- rison, Jean Bobb, and Dan Taylor. The decorations were beautiful and the music dreamy! Sandy prepares to help with the crowning. She7s pleased with the work she did. Many happy groups could be found. That fishermefs net proved to be interesting to Sandy McCoy, Donna Long, Bill KIesch, Sandy McCoy and Ken Hockman. What a happy group! Bette Scull looks worried about the steps as she receives her flower during the presentation of flowers to the seniors. My, my, what happened! E 77 The food committee was quite proud of their table before the hungry dancers came in. Marilyn McHenry should be quite proud of the centerpiece. Chaperones for the boat After the deluge of students had eaten. Ron Rolke, Karen Nisbel. Karla Brown. and David Gregg pause during the dance for a quiet session by themselves. Junior High and Activities M. Acree M. Adams P. Amyx J. Anderson B. Baldock J. Barnett G. Bechdolt W. Behnke D. Bradley R. Bradley V. Btanscum S. Browning S. Capozio J. Carmell J. Carper G. Carter H. Conway E. Cox L. Cox K. Crosthwaite T. Dews B. Dilts W. Dean D. Dunham S. Embry L. EngIe E. Enneking J. Estep J. Frisby J. Gamhill D. Gatts S. Gibson P. Culley J. Haas M. Harding B. Hauser Seventh ' C. Anderkin A. Applegate A. Bailey G. Bailey J . Benny M. Blake L. Bowling T. Bradford : Bryson . Bundy . Burns . Campbell UUFU . Chambers . Coffman . Cole . Conover OUJHUU Davis Dav . Deffenbaugh . Deutch 052w . Eckart . Edmonds Ellis . Elswick mwhw C. Fields J. Either H. Frey L. Frey W. Cilley P. GIore R. Gray J. Greenwald B. Hickman D. Hickman HA Hinkle C. Holbrock Grade Hood Houkins Hoppe . Horton wrww James . Jones A Jones . Jones nob? J. Kirby S. Koehler R. Krodel S. Kroener Marcum Marlow . Martin . Masters oar? . McCoy . McFarland McHenry McKinney Hpma Million Moore M oore Munn cwor Osborn Parker Pauly Paytes P5335737: M. Potts S, Pugh B. Rader L. Raine? J. Rogers K Rose . D. Rose B. 321 Isgiver R. Hughes C. Igo R. Ingram G . Jackson . Jones Kelly . Kinner . Kirby OWFFU . Lacy Lear . Lohrey . Lynch wmmu . Mattox Mays . McCarthy DICCOId 56930 L. McMillan D. Meacham J . Manes K. Miller S. Neale M. Newell G. Niemau .I. Ogg B. Pence C. Pence C. Penmd 5. Perry B. Rich P. Rochey C. Rodgers E. Rodgers L. Saltler NI. Schmitt B. Schooler J. Seaman N. Self B. Shaffner K. Shoch JV Sinnisky S. Smith N. Swingle K. Talley J . Tultle A. Tweed C. Wall E. Wall J. Weesner Eighth J. Adams P. Adams D. Adkins G. Adkins K. Bentz T. Biggs D. Binegar S. Blount L. Brock S. Burns D. Bush P. Callahan J. Clavel J. Cole M. Coleman V. Connors D. Drinnen C. DuCharme S. Dunhan P. Easley L. Slusser D. Smith K. Smith L. Smith J. Taylor S. Thalheimer J. Thomas I. Tolliver J. Wells M. Wells G. Wane A. Williams .T. Williams A. Wilson G. Wilson K. Wilson C. Wrenn S. Zwick N. Allen P. Amburn T. Applegate A. Bartholomew C. Brockelman D. Berger B. Bourne J. Bowman C. Camp J . Carpenter C. Carrier K. Carter B. Corhn S. Cowan S. Creighton E. Dews F. Edwards L. Fannon R. Forste J. Fritz Eighth Grade F. Caillard B. Class R. Culley K. Hahn T. Hensley L. Howinglon E Johnson C. Jones T, Kroeger C. Kroener N, Kroener RA Kyde J. Mehne R, McCoy C. McDonough D. Mearnsr G. Morris C. Newton C, Noggler M. Norris R. Pearson D. Penn B. Perry J, Peters M. Robinson J. Rogers G. Rolke G. Roy L. Smith P Smith 7 Swingle W. Stevens J. Troxell R Tufts B. Turner E. Vaske C, Hamilton C. Harris G. Harrman G. Henkel N. Jones R. J ones W. King R. Kraeft T. Lacy C. Lawhom H. Lohr J, Mallet K Miller , Mitchell , Mohley Morris FSUTJ s. Ogden V. Osborne. E, Parks D, Paulson J. Pierce C. Poe B. Reynolds J. Rich S. Schmidt E. Scull D. Shanks C. Smith 5. Stock D. Taylor M. Terry v, Tracy L. Ward P. Ward J. Watkins S. Weber . xmigl;:;llll G. Wells E. Welsh C. Wilder V. Wilson J. Winchester The eighth grade teachers in front are Mrs. Yelton, Mr. Dun- canson and Mrs. Malcolm. In back are Mr. Majoesky and Mr. Engle. Seventh and Eighth Grade Teachers Here are the seventh grade teachers. Seated are Mr. Dickman, Mrs. Kra- mer and Mr. Wallingford. Mr. Gower, Mr. Rape and Mr. Gest are standing M 1$ a . . MILLITZEIPS GARRETTgs FLOWERS Loveland, Ohio Loveland, Ohio FRONT: G. Rolke, D. Drinnen, S. Schmidt, K. Garren N. Allen, D. Taylor, R. Kyde. SECOND: V. Connors. D. Shanks, G. M0- bley, R. Jones, L. Smith, D. Geier. FRONT: C. Wrenn, N. Day. F. Horton 5. E1- lis. J. 025g, R. Ingram. SECOND: D. Rose, J. Kelly, R. Hookins, B. Pauley, J. Fisher, T. McCoy, W. Behnke, Coach Rape FRONT: C. Mch 011311. D. Rose. P0313: C. Harris. Drinnen. B. King. Schmidt. J. Watkins, Horton. SECOND: Connor. M. Potts. Malott. T. Lacy, Bowman. S. Ellis. SfusFer. R. Forsle, Shanks, B. McCoy. 9 Pree$wwpp FRONT: J. Adams, A. Bailey, V. Connor, B. Pauley. L. Slusser, E. King, R. Jones, D. Lacy, D. Bradley, D. Mearns, WA Behnke. R Forests, SECOND: Coach Engle, D. Rose, S. Schmidt, D. Paulson, J. Bowman, D Drinnen, 5, Ellis, D, Taylor, P. Callahan, J. Swingle, H. Lohr, N. Day, .1- Malott, G. Rolke. FRONT: L Cannady. F. Horton. G. Mohley, J. Swingle, J. Bowman, N. Allen. K. Carter. 5. Ellis. 5. Schmidt. J, 052g, D. Buih, D. Rose. L, Slusser. SECOND: Mr. Engle. D. Polly, J. Wilson, B, Schoolvr, R. Jones, J. Memes, W. Donn. B. King, R. Hopkins, L. Smith, V. Connor, M. Potts, C. Wrenn, R. Forste. C. McDonough. Football, Track and Cheerleaders FRONT: L. Ward, T. Ap- plegale, C. DuCharme, S. Odgen, SECOND: W. '. va K Cilley. B. Kinner, J. Eslep, L. Glbson. is '5 . FRONT: S. Capozio, C. Fields, G. Adkins, J. McCord, V. Connor, D. Meecham, LM Frey. SECOND: S. Weber, WM Behnke, T. Hennesley, B. Pence, L. Howington, A Williams, J. Clavell, D, Deffenbaugh, V. Wilson. THIRD: J. Winchester, M Norris, B. Pauley, M. Schmidt, F. Horton, S. Pugh, B. Hauser, C. DuCharme1 KM Bentz. FOURTH: C. Wilder, C. Newton, R. Kyde, S. Jones, C. Moore, V. Branscum, T. Tolliver, A Wilson, T. TuttleM Spelling Bee and Student Council SEATED: R. Kyde, L. Howingmn, D, Drinnen, D. Berger, 5. Ellis, G. Nieman. STANDING: J. Greenwald, JM Marcum, V. Connor, J. C, CIavelle, L. Brock, A. Williams, J. Tuttle, L Smith, C. Holbrook, L. Payles, G, Bailey. THE FRISCH BIG BOY DRIVE-INS Mwhere you get those eatin, treats that cmft be beat? 87 Sile Weber, valedictorian, Roger Kyde, salutatorian and Judy Clavell, valedictorian. i Coach Rape and Coach Engle. MITCHELL AUTO Q TRUCK SERVICE Taylor and Harrison Ave. Honor Students Here we have Bill King, most valuable player in football, and Dave Taylor, the most valuable basketball player. This is the highest honor one may receive in sports. Above are the spelling bee winners, Chris DuCharme, Connie Wilder, and Sue Weber. KE 1 V198 GULF SERVICE Lovelani Ohio NO 4-9121 R Alder R. Bailey F. Baldock R. Beaty J . Bogart C. Bradford , H. Bradley J. Bradley T. Capozio L. Carnine R. Chambers M. Clark D. Ehret S. Ehret W. Ellis D. Elswick C. Franz J. Franz C. Frisby T. Baillard B. Hale R. Han C. Hallof G. Hamilton J. Howe H. Hughes E. Jacobs J. Jones B. Langenbrunner R. Laugel L. Lawhorn S. Ledford T. MaIIin F. Martin D. McClanahan T. McCoIIum C. Beihle L. Bennett D. Bucks R. Boyd B. Brandenburg B. Brown B. Brown L. Bush B. Day 5. Deerwester J. Dugger C. Edwards S. Florence . Ford H. Forste 8. Foster J. Graham P. Greene D. Gregg D. Grosnickle R. Harcourt J. Heisman R. Holden H. Hood B. Kelly D. Kraeft M. Kroener J , Lamb D. Lee H. Lee W. Lewis F. Magnone S. McCoy T. Mearns J . Minderman D. Morris C. Neufarth M. Peveley S. Pavtes B. Pfarr D. Perry M, Pfarr J . Pence D. Poe J . Poe S. Rich B. Rainey M. Robinson D. Randolph D. Rose R. Reder J. Rost K. Roush E. Schultz T. Schoenhofr R. Schweitzer P. Schooler J. Self R. Schoonover A. Shaffner J. Shields C. Smith M. Shively H. Smith J. Simpson VA Smite S. Skinkle W. Spencer W. Spidle L. Tomlinson P. Sturgeon C. Tracy G. Switzer C. Tulloh S. Taylor B. Thomas Freshman Class Freshman class officers, Betty Kelly, Mar- gie Kroener, Susan Foster, Dewain Poe, and Michael Pfarr, give careful considera- tion to new cIaSS problems. ROLKE BROTHER? SUPPLY Across the B 0 Tracks Loveland, Ohio R. Walton E. Whitecotton 5. Williams L, Wilson E. Wrenn W. Adams B. Adkins R. Ambum J. Amyx C. Bauer P. Becks R. Burger 13. Bowling B. Bryson K. Carmell T. Coleman W. Coleman B. Cornett W. Davis R. Edwards M. Elswick L. Ferguson J . Frey R. Hamblin B. Harmes C. Harris R. Hartman D. Lindsay L. Lightner M. Lucy M. Masters L. Nieman J. Orth W. Parchman I. Parks R. Andrew B. Archer J . Aten M. Barry L. Brock K. Brown C. Browning C. Brumback C. Carrier R. Carrier J. Caylo: J. Combs C. Dean R. Dunsmore R. Easley W. Easley F. Furkin J. Gambill R. Geier T. Grossheim J. Haynes J. Heiden H. Henze P. Hickman A. Huser FL Jordan J. Lacey J. Lewis S. McFarland J. McHenry D. McIntosh G. McIntosh J. Patterson GA Penrod H. Perry A. Pfarr K. Pfarr J . Kieth T. Pfarl' D. Roosa L. Reames S. Roy H. Reynolds D. Scott L. Shaffner P. Skirvin E. Shinn A. Smits M. Siciliano M. Stender K. Simpson M. Talley K. T aylor C. Wasson T. Timon C. Waxler T. Tucker K. Weber 5. Ward C. Wells M. Wells M. Wiggins H. Wane N. Williams C. Weyand J. Wilson J. Wilson Barbara Archer, Mary By'ry, Linna Reames, Larry Hoppe, and Judy Hieden discuss class pol- icies. HARCOURT FLOWER SHOP Loveland : - . NO 5-4864- GENTRY APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE 102 Broadway Loveland, Ohio G. Adams J. Adams J. Aylward J. Ballman D. Bridges J. Brown T. Carle J. Carnine . Connor . Cornett . Creech Ennis zmwn Glass . Gould . Greene . Greenwald wwww Hobbs Hockman . Hockstock . Holden away A. Jansen R. Jones M. Kuhn J. LaForge A. Lohrey D. Long B. McCollum S. McCoy J. Patterson B. Puccini J . Radel- H. Rainey W. Rose M. Schoenhoeft J . Serey C. Smith N. Barry R. Benny J. Babb E. Brenner I. Dunn F Coffey I. Cofiman C. CoHinson D, Fisher T. Fleckinger C. Gentry P. Cilley D. Hardwick J. Harrison H. Hayes C. Hill D. Horton J . Howe D. J aeger P. Jaeger J . Lacy D. Lamb L Langenbrunner S. Lawhorn M. McHenry H. Morgan K. Nisbet L Norris M. Reif , L Reznor E. Rogers N. Rooney D. Smith 54 Smith J . Stevens T, Stevens R. Stock D. Taylor D. Stouder B. Toney F. Stump P. Tracy S. Switzer T. Tracy .L Vomberger C. Walton D. Wilder N. Williams B. Wilson Pat Fannon has not been with us in per- son but all members of the class admire him for his work. Even though they donat know him in person, all know his voice. Good luck, Pat! Sandy McCoy Ron Jones Jack Stevens Karen Nishet Janice Harrison We Salute Dick Hardwick, Ned Barry, and Roger Green- wald kept the paper machines filled, and some- times in working condition. Striving daily to keep the candy machines filled were Barb Puccini and Pat Jaeger. 0f the boys competing to go to Boyts State, Dennis Stouder and Marc Kuhn had the highest scores on the required test. Carl Gentryjs musical talent, and Jean Bohlfs all Karen Nisbet received a like honor by attending GirPs round assistance, contributed much to the social af- State for a week. Sandy McCoy,s many talents have fairg of the school. been a great aid to the school. Seniors of 1960 Jane Bauer for her scholastic ability, for being vale- Jim Hatter for his scholastic ability and for achieving dictorian, and for her work on the Tigefs Tongue. the honor of being salutatorian. We Honor. . . Queen Nancy for her grand smile and cheery manner wher- ever she went. Bevy Ogg for winning the Brock Scholarship. Bob Hamann for winning the Brock Scholarship. Donna Hamilton for being the first recipient of the new P.T.A. Scholarship. The senior members of the football team for the good work during the past year. To Mary for winning the spelling contest three years and winning the trophy. J on Mace To Barbara Anderson for carrying on the work of being class president for two years and doing it well. Bill Huff For Linda for winning the D.A.R. Award. Mike Mertes k For Carol Koehler for her good work on the Tigerhs Tongue. Ron Rolke For Maurine Grosnickle for her good work in the F.B.L.A. Bill Klesch For Jeanette Skinkle for her many years as head ma- jorette and her good Work on the Tigefs Tongue. Dav1d Gregg Golycl Pin In order to receive a gold pin a senior must have earned ninety points by the end Of his senior year. An A is worth three points; a B, two points; a C, one point. This year four seniors received a gold pin. Jane Bauer Jim Hatter Carol Koehler Jeanette Skinkle Silver Pin Silver pin winners must have eighty points at the end of the senior year. Silver pin winners are very few also since it is difficult work to achieve that many points. This year there were two seniors who earned a silver pin. t IhBevy Ogg Bette Scull 7, Baronzek Pin Bronze pin winners must have accumulated fifty-six points at the end of the senior year. These are the bronze pin winners. Starting at the top we find Deanna Hardr wick, Donna Hamilton; Bill Klesch, Kay Mallin, Pat James, Bob Hamann, Linda Ratliff, Jackie DuCharme, Nancy Byus, Ray Himes, Peggy Tucker, Rodolfo Siciliano, and Linda Kay Wisbey. FRONT: D. Ham'It , B, Z k, P, Tucker, J. Branscum, M. Binegar. N. Estep, F Anness, STANDING: L. Wisbey, M. Maas. C. Koehler, C. Suing? W. Srvrfilfh, J. Turner, D Bridges, N. Barry, Mrs. Rolke, Mrs. Kelly, R. Rulke, D, Gregg, W. Klesch, K. Lear, M Lynn, C. Culley, J. DuCharme. Washington Trip The train has started: goodbyes were said and we were off, Peggy Tucker seems to be having fun. Are the sponsors worried? ' 101 Hey, what is this, a train robbery? Lefs see now, if we go home now, we have to go back to school for one more clay. But if we . . . Oh, look! Every- one is leaving. again. x 77- , Yes, girls, the drawing room was lovely. But I don t know about that pastel kitchen. 102 Come on, everybody, I see the White House. The President and his wife looked remark- ably real in wax. . Everyone is tired but still eager to go on. Always one of the favorite sights is the changmg of the guards. 103 The junior graduation attendants gather before the big moment. FRONT: Jean Bobh. Sandy McCoy, Libby Could. Karen Nisbet, Donna Horton. SECOND: Carl Gentry1 Richard Hardwick, Ronald Jones, Mark Schoen- hoeft. Roger Greenwald, Jerry Ballmun The procession began as the attendants carried the carnation chain down the aisle. FRONT: J. DuCharme, K. Lear, L Corrill, L. Wishey, M. Maas, R. Siciliano, J. Skinkle, R. Michael, M. Lynn, C. Culley, K. Mal- lin, D Gregg, B. Anderson. SECOND: P. James, K. Masters, N. Estep, M. Mertes, F. Anness, J. Harding, A. Wrenn, B. Klesch, B. Ogg, C. Koehler, A. DeNu, A, Schmitt, D. Hamilton. THIRD: F. Adams, P. Tucker, W. Smith, J. Branscum, R. Hamann, M. Deerwester, R. Rolke, l McFarland, W. Huff, M. Perry, RV Himes, B. Zwick, J. Bauer. FOURTH: M. Grosnickle, J. Hatter, M. Binegar, D. Bridges, N. Byus, Q4 Smith, L. Ratliff, J. Mace, D. Hardwick, J. Turner, B. Scull, J, Williams, L, Robinson. Baccalaureate Baccalaureate practice introduced to us the beauty and solemness of the service. NU AL At last the big day arrives when H AN we graduate from high school leaving Y F FT behind our school days and our school VENT friends, and enter into the adult world SE as alumni. Mr. Hurst gives us a few words of wisdom before the big moment. Everyone is eager and a bit frightened as the pro- cession begins. Graduation The final moment arrived for the seniors of 1960. In union the tassels were changed from the right side to the left and then they Were alumni of Loveland High School. A proud moment for the graduates, their parents, friends and teachers. On the right is Jane Bauer. valedictorian of her class, who had an inspirational adclress for all who attended the service. Bevy Ogg and Bob Ham- ann were the fortunate winners of the Brock Scholarship. Their Work most certainly paid off. Nancy Estep and Mike Mertes were honored at graduation by the Ameri- can Legion for having all around school spirit. Seniors of I 960 Barbara Anderson spent two wonderful years conducting the class meetings. Here she is with the other officers. Seated are Mike Mertes, Carol Koehler, Freda Adams: and David Gregg. Class Flower ................... White Carnation Class Colors .................... Blue and Silver Class Motto ........ . ..... A thief can steal money but education, not MARY FREDA ADAMS Variety Show 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Lohian Staff, Co-Editor; Tigefs Tongue Staff; Class Secretary 4; Library Staff 3,4, Club 4; FB.L.A. 4; Reading Circle 12,351. 108 BARBARA LOUISE ANDERSON Choir 1,3; Triple Trio 1,3,4; Band Librarian 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2, Vari- ety Show 1,2,3,4; Lohian Staff, Assistant Editor 4, Tigefs Tongue 1,4; Student Council 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Library Staff 1; F.B,L.A. 3,4; Knickerbockers; Candidate Jr.-Sr. Prom; Candidate Homecom- ing Queen; Graduation Attendant 3. FLORENCE ELEANOR ANNESS Variety Show 4-; Lohian Staff. GLORIA KAY ASHCRAFT Choir 1,3; Variety Show 3; Basketball, Varsity 3, Reserve 1,2; Soft- ball 1,2,3; Volleyball, Varsity 3, Reserve 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Trophy 3; Reading Circle 1,2,3; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 1,2; Silver 3; F.T.A. 1. DOROTHY J ANE BAUER Choir 1,2,3; Variety Show 4; Lohian Staff, Assistant Editor 4; Tigefs Tongue Staff, Co-Editor 4; Class Secretary 2; Scholarship Pin, Silver 1,2,3; Gold 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Spelling Bee 1,2; Valedictorian. MARY BARBARA BINEGAR Band 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Lohian Staff 4: Tizefs Tongue Staff 4; Knickerbockers: Spanish Club 3,4; Scholarship Team 2. MARY JANE BRANSCUM Choir 1,2,3; Variety Show 3,4; Varsity Basketball 4; Softball 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Board 4; All Star Team 4; Reserve Basketball Cheer- leader 4; Lohian Staff 4; Tigefs Tongue Staff 3; Class Secretary 3; Library Club 2; Latin Club 1; Knickerbockers 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Youth Council 2; Graduation Attendant 3. DONALD FORREST BRIDGES Band 1,2. NANCY SUE BYUS Choir 1; Variety Show 3; G.A.A. 2; Lohian Staff; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 2,3,4, Silver 1. LYDIA SUE CORRILL Choir 1; Band 1; Variety Show 4; C.A.A. 1; Knickerbockers; F.T.A. 2,4; Youth Council 3. MARY FRANCES DEERWESTER Variety Show 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Reporter 4; Scholarship Team 4-; Spelling Bee 1,2,3,4, First 1,3,4; Second 2, Trophy 4. ALVALEE ELEANOR DeNU Variety Show 4; G.A.A. 1,3; Tigefs Tongue Staff 4; Library Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Reading Circle 2,4; Scholarship Team 3,4; Spanish Club 4. MARION JACQUELINE DuCHARME Madeira High School 1; Variety Show 4; Lohian Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Treas. 4; 11'. Prom Queen 4; Scholarship Team 4; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 2,3,4. NANCY LOU ESTEP Choir 1,4; Majorelte 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Basketball, Reu serve 1,2; Varsity 3,4; Co-Captain 4; Softball 1,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Numerals 2, Letter 3, Trophy 4; All Star Team 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Reserve Cheerleader 1; Football Cheerleader 4; Varsity Basketball Cheer1eader 3; L Club 2,3,4; Sec-Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Lohian Staff 4; Tiger's Tongue Staff 3, Advertising Manager 3; Tigefs Tongue Queen 3; C1ass Tyeasurer 2, Class Sec- retary 1; Knickerbockers 4; Queen Sweetheartss Ball 2; Candidate Jr. Prom 4; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 1,3,4; Homecoming Queel. 4; Graduation Attendant 3; American Legion Award. DAVID HARDWICK GREGG Jefferson Center High School, Columbia City, Indiana 1,2; Choir 4; Variety Show 4; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Outstanding Basketball Player Trophy 4; Lohian Staff 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 4, Treas. 4; Knickerbockers 4; King Sweetheart's' Ball 3; Candidate Jr. Prom 4; Homecoming King 4; Graduation Attendant 3. MAURINE HULDA GROSNICKLE Choir 1; Variety Show 3,4; Varsity Basketball 4; G,A,A. 1.3,4; Board 4; Numerals 3, Letter 4; Trophy 4; All Star Team 4; Lohian Staff, Advertising Manager 4; Tigeras Tongue Staff 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Reading Circle 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 1,2. CAROLYN FRANCES GULLEY G.A.A. 1; Library Club 1; Reading Circle 1. ROBERT ARTHUR HAMANN Variety Show 4; Reserve Football 1,2; Track 1,3,4; Lohian Staff 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Student Council 2; Knickerbockers 4; Scholaf- ship Team 1,3,4; Graduation Attendant 3; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 2,3,4, Silver 1; Brock Scholarship Winner. PATRICIA ROSE HAMBLIN Choir 1,4. DONNA MARIE HAMILTON Variety Show 4; Varsity Basketball 4, Reserve 2; SoftbaH 3,4; Re- serve Volleyball 1,2; G.A.A. 1,3,4; Board 4, Numerals 3, Letter 4; All Star Team 4; Lohian Staff 4; Tigefs Tongue Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3, Knickerbockers 4, Secretary-Treas. 4; F.T.A. 4, Scholarship Pin, Bronze 4; Scholarship Team 3; Spanish Club 3; P.T.A. Scholarship. JAMES ROBERT HARDING Reserve Football 1; Spanish Club 1. l'lZ DEANNA KAY HARDWICK Variety Show 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Reserve Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3; Numerals 2, Letter 3, Trophy 4; L Club 3,4; Football Cheerleader 3,4; Varsity Basketbau Cheerleader 4; Reserve Basketball Cheerleader 3; Lohian Staff 4; Queen Sweetheartas Ball 1; Candidate Jr. Prom 4; F.T.A. 1, Sec. 1; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Gradu- ation Attendant 3; All Star Team. JAMES CARROLL HATTER Variety Show 4; Student Council 3; Lohian Staff 4; Scholarship Pin, Silver 1,2,3, Gold 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Graduation At- tendant; Salutatorian. RAYMOND ROGER HIMES Riverside Military Academy. Georgia, 1,2; Variety Show 4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Track 4; Baseball 3,4; L Club 4; Lohian Staff 4; Jr. Prom Candidate 4; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 3,4; Spanish Club 3. WILLIAM DALE HUFF Choir 1; Variety Show 4; Varsity Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball, Re- serve 1,2, Varsity 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; L Club 2,3,4; Lohian Staff 4; Tigerjs Tongue Staff 4; Tigefs Tongue King 3; Graduation Attendant 3. PATRICIA ANN JAMES Choir 1,2; Variety Show 4; Lohian Staff 4; Library Club 4, Presi- dent 4; Knickerbockers 4; Reading Circle 3; ETA. 2; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 3,4; Youth Council 2; Spanish Club 3,4, President 4; G.A.A. 2; Latin Club 1; Scholarship Team 3. WILLIAM LAWRENCE KLESCH Variety Show 4; Varsity Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; L Club 3,4; Lohian Staff 4; Knickerbockers 4; Jr. Prom King 4; Scholarship Team 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 2,4. CAROL ANN KOEHLER Choir 3,4; Variety Show 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Lohian Staff, Assistant Editor 4; Tigefs Tongue Staff, Co-Editor 4; Class Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1; Knickerbockers 4; Scholarship Pin, Silver 1,2,3, Gold 4; D.A.R. Test 4; GirPs State 3. KENNETH NED LEAR Variety Show 4; Lohian Staff 4; Knickerbockers 4; Spelling Bee 2,3,4. MADELINE LOUISE LYNN F.B.L.A. 4. MADALYN KAY MAAS Choir 1,2,4; C.A.A. 2,4; Lohian Staff 4; Spanish C1ub 3. JON RICHARD MACE Choir 1; Variety Show 4; Varsity Football 2,3,4, Reserve 1; Varsity Basketball 3, Reserve 2; L Club 2,3,4; Lohian Staff 4; Spanish Club 2; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 1,2. VIRGINIA KAY MALLIN Choir 1,3; Variety Show 3,4; Lobian Staff 4; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 4; Reading Circle 1,2. KATHLEEN ANNE MASTERS Choir 2,3; Variety Show 3,4; G.A.A. 2; Knickerbockers 4; Reading Circle 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Youth Council 2. JANET McFARLAND F.B.L.A. 3,4, Secretary 4. MICHAEL CHARLES MERTES Variety Show 4; Varsitv Football 2,3.4, Captain 4; Reserve Foot ball 1; Track 2,3,4; L Club 2,3,4; Lohian Staff 4: Student Council 4, President 4; Knickerbockers; Homecoming Candidates 4: Jr. Prom Candidate 4-; Scholarship Pin. Bronze 1: Scholarshin Team 1,2,3; Eastern Hills All Star Football 4; Post-Times All Star 4; Most Valuable Football Player Award 4; American Legion Award. RONALD DREW MICHAEL Choir 4; Variety Show 4; Varsity Football 4, Reserve 2; Reserve Basketball 2. BEVALEE OGG Choir 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,3,4; Lohian Staff, Art Editor 4; Knickerbockers 4; Variety Show Queen 4; F.T.A. 4, President 4, Scholarship Pin, Bronze 1,2, Silver 3,4; Brock Scholarship Winner; Triple Trio 3,4. MILDRED ELIZABETH PERRY Choir 3; Variety Show 3,4; Lohian Staff 4. LINDA SUE RATLIF F 1 Choir 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Major- ette 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Reserve Basketball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Numerals 3; Lohian Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Tigerss Tongue Staff 3, Assistant Editor 3; Knickerbockers 4, President 4; Reading Circle 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Piri, Bronze 1,2,3,4-; Scholarship Team 1; Spell' ing Bee 1,3,4; Third Place 4; D.A.R. Award; Homecoming Cam didate 4. , LINDA SUE ROBINSON Choir 1,2; Majorette 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; F.B.L.A. 2,4; C.A.A. 1; Lohian Staff 4. RONALD CARL ROLKE Choir 2,3; Varsity Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4, Reserve 1,2; L Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Lohian Staff 4; Knickerbockers 4; Jr. Prom Candidate 4; Eastern Hills All Star Football Team 4; Most Valuable Player for Football 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. ANGELIKA ALINE SCHMITT Reading High School, Reading, Ohio, 12; Choir 3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Tigeras Tongue Staff 4; Lohian Staff 4; Knickerbockers 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Reading Circle 3; Spanish Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3. BETTE CHARLETTE SCULL Choir 1; Variety Show 4; Class Treasurer 3; Library Club 1,2,3; Reading Circle 1,2,3; Spelling Bee 1; Scholarship Pin, Silver 1,2,3,4. RUDOLFO GERALDO SICILIANO Scholarship Pin, Bronze 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Scholarship Team 1. JEANETTE SKINKLE Choir 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1,2,3,4; Band 4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Head 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3; Reserve 1,2; Track 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4;Varsity Volleyball 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Board 3,4; Numerals 2, Letter 3; Trophy 4; L Club 2,3,4; Lohian Staff 4; Tiger7s Tongue Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4; Latin Club 2,3; Parliamentarian 2; Knickerbockers 4; Reading Circle 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Pin, Silver 1,2,3, Gold 4; Scholarship Team 3,4; Spelling Bee 123,4, Third 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Vice- Pres. 3; Post-Times School Reporter 4; Shrine Circus Queen Can- didate 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; F.T.A. 1,3,4, Treasurer 4; Reserve Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3,4, 'l'l7 CARL VICTOR SMITH Variety Show 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3; L Club 3,4; Tigefs Tongue King 4; Lohian Staff 4. QUENTIN MONROE SMITH Variety Show 4. WILLIAM LEE SMITH Variety Show 3,4 PEGGY LOU TUCKER Variety Show 4; Tigeras Tangue Staff 4; Circulation Manager 4; Lohian Staff 4; Reading Circle 1; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 1,2,3545 JACK JAMES TURNER Variety Show 4; Scholarship Team 4. J AMES EVAN WILLIAMS Choir 4; Variety Show 3,4; Latin Club 1; Knickerbockers 4; Read- ing Circle 1,2; Scholarship Team 4. LINDA KAY WISBEY Choir 1,2,3,4; Band l,2,3,4-, President 4; Tigeras Tongue Staff 4; Lohian Staff 4; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Candidate Sweethearfs Ball 4; Jr. Prom Candidate. ANITA JOANNE WRENN Variety Show 172:3,4. BARBARA ANN ZWICK Variety Show 3,4; F.B.L7A. 4; Youth Council 2. H9 Q1 23 YEARIOOKS ngumn Ln ; J , . Ly . W n , r1. 3,. xx. J J W; n , v. X. 1, w! q u . L . v . . z A4 X4X xt C y I . l Ak U . . , . . . . , 1,4 I A L J. z . x A .. 4 r1 1 g x L I . , ,. J 1 . V .. y n. X A . , ax u r u D J L r , . M V U .x V x w , ., . . v 4 x. . .4 L x x v a 9 AK, 1 U.