Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

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?onewond We welcome you through the doorways of our high school. This is only one door in our lives, but one of the most important. Behind the office door are our administrators and educators. These people are the keys that unlock the doors to our education and guidance. A peek through the keyhole reveals many interesting facts about teachers and students and their lives at Loveland High School. Our athletic department provides the hinges for good teamwork. Sports teach group cooperation that is applicable in every phase of life. When we enter junior high, we enter a new world, one that prepares us for high school. From junior high, we take our first walk through the doorways of high school. As underclassmen we learn from those who have walked before use Finally it comesv . your last walk through these doors. The doors are now closed behind us, but we still hold the keys-our knowledge. 50 from the time we enter iunior high until the time we graduate from high school, we pass through many doors. Each one unlocks its own world of hard work, lots of fun, and new adventure We hope that you will relive your good times through our portrayal of our passage through our doors. We also hope that your passage through the doorways of life will be just as memorable as ours has been. gable ob Contenta Our Keys To Knowledge ..................................................... 3 Through The Keyhole ........................................................ T3 The Hinges For Good Teamwork .............................. 7 ............... 27 Doorway To Hard Work and Good Times ...................................... 45 A Doorway To A New World ................................................. 75 Our First Walk Through These Doors .......................................... 85 Our Last Walk Through These Doors ........................................... 93

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Owl Adminiatnatona Mr. Hurst, superintendent of the Lovelond Schools, was even busier than usuoi this year with plans For the new high school. But he managed ta find time to visit the seniors to give ?hem some friendWy and useful advice. Even though Mr. 099, principal of the High School, found many new duties added to his already full agenA do, he still had time to lend a helping hand whenever 1! was needed. To students and teachers, Mr. Mason, principcn of the Love- lund-Miumi School, was a fnend as well as c: lecden This year a new office was added to our odminlsf'ruiionn Mn McCoy was appointed ossismnt principal. His orfitude and his ideas made him popular with both the fac- ulry and the student body.