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Photo essay: Loveland says goodbye to class of 2019

by Sam Smith

Xavier Cintas Center- Cincinnati, OH- Sunday, May 26th: a day students and parents alike anticipated for thirteen years. 12:30pm: a canopy of 365 black caps and orange tassels filed into rows along the floor of the Xavier University Cintas Center. As the Loveland class of 2019 slipped into their alphabetical-order seats, students shared glances of equal glee and nervous anticipation.

Superintendent Dr. Amy Crouse and Principal Peggy Johnson

Students begin to file into their alphabetical seats

Abie Baker and her dog walk to their seat

Katie Symmons is met with the Cintas Center ambience

Now-alumni file past the Loveland full-orchestra band. Family and friends cheered as they watched for this graduate to enter the stadium

Class vice-president Jace Nivens talks with a peer

Students and parents were greeted by a full string/brass orchestra of Loveland non-seniors, a multi-class performance unusual in years past. Band teacher Geoff Miller conducted a many-minute rendition of Pomp and Circumstance.

Conductor Geoff Miller seen from behind stage

Loveland band teacher and marching band conductor Geoff Miller leads the band in Pomp and Circumstance. The band played the piece for around fifteen minutes.

Jacob Aldrich plays clarinet

A student plays tuba

Soon after the Loveland class of 2019 was seated, class representative Jordan Morrison offered a welcome. Class representative Meghan Lolli introduced guests and lead The National Anthem, followed by class president Jackson Tyler Popp’s presidential address.

Between speeches, Loveland’s 2019 choral Senior Ensemble sang Irish Blessing, a long-running tradition. Hannah Ackley followed the performance with her salutatory address.

Meghan Lolli, class representative, introduces guests.

Students stand for the national anthem.

Meghan Lolli stands with her hand over her heart

Class President Jackson Tyler Popp addresses the Cintas Center

The class of 2019 Senior Ensemble continues the tradition of singing “Irish Blessing”

Isaac Harden watches The Senior Ensemble

Choir teacher Shawn Miller leads the singers

Hannah Ackley delivers the salutatory address

A sea of caps and tassels fill the Cintas Center floor

Valedictorian Seung-Min Ko addresses peers and parents

Cameron Berry, Lillian DeMillia, Ceina Fuhrman, Amanda Hains, Laura Hayes, Merrick Hummer, Jacob Kiley, Sophia Muir, Jace Niven, Megan Pedicini, Grace Powell, Kyleigh Schweitzer and Demi Sperelakis sing One Republic’s “I Lived”

Kyleigh Schweitzer singing “I Lived”

Demi Sperelakis sings with her peers

Daniel Eilert plays Cajo along with a string quartet. Laura Hayes played cello, Jacob Kiley violin, Jace Niven guitar and Megan Pedicini violin.

Individuals soon to enter the Military service stand for recognition

Principal Peggy Johnson delivers an Ernest speech

Superintendent Dr. Amy Crouse speaks to the class of 2019

A sea of graduation caps listen to the Class of 2019 faculty speeches

Board of Education vice-president Kathryn Lorenz delivers the presentation of diplomas speech

Teacher Jennifer Chast hugs a student

Graphic arts teacher Megan Burns hugs a new graduate

Principal Peggy Johnson shakes a student’s hand

Ethan Diver steps off the stage. Diver will be studying jazz at CCM.

Caspar Zierden exits the stage after walking for his diploma

Isabella Huelsman shakes hands with vice principal Matthew Buis. Huelsman will be studying photojournalism at Ohio University

Cam Louder shortly after posing for his diploma photograph

Principal Peggy takes a photo for her ever-active Twitter account.

Class representatives Elanor Cronin, Frances Cornett and Kyle Fassler initiate the changing of the tassels.

Students move their tassels to signify their graduation

Post- Loveland Students throw their caps as confetti rains down

Daniel Eilert stands in a cloud of confetti

Confetti rains on Cooper Bach

Cam Louder watches his peers begin to leave

Zach Jacobs celebrates his graduation

Cooper Back enjoys his moment of triumph

Brittany Chapman poses in a hand-made necklace of money

Vincent Proctor’s family member toys with his tassel

Ian Feilds and Abby Savage pose with a cigar

Joe Timmerman smiles outside the Cintas Center. Timmerman will be studying photojournalism at Ohio University

Riley Hamill smiles after graduation

A student leaves graduation

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Jun 4, 2019
Loveland High School students earn prestigious awards and recognition for visual arts and creative writing

Loveland, Ohio – The following Loveland High School (LHS) students have earned prestigious awards and recognition by the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for their 2019 Visual Arts entries:

Isabella Huelsman’s Gold Key-winning submission “Teeth.”

Seniors Isabella Huelsman won a Gold Key (Photography), two Silver Keys (Photography) and two Honorable Mentions (Ceramics and Mixed-Media); Jillian Sealschott earned a Silver Key (Drawing); Joe Timmerman earned an Honorable Mention (Photography); Leslie Nash earned a Silver Key (Ceramics); and Samuel Richardson won one Gold Key (Photography) and three Silver Keys (Photography, Digital Art, Film & Animation).

Juniors Olivia Bransford earned two Silver Keys (Painting); Tristan Dumas earned a Silver Key (Photography); and Hannah Powers earned two Silver Keys (Painting) and one Honorable Mention (Painting).

Sophomores Lillianne Rohling earned a Gold Key (Drawing & Illustration) and Sophia Stokes earned an Honorable Mention (Sculpture).

LHS students also made an impressive contribution in the 2019 Creative Writing competition: Senior Anna Ross earned a Scholastic Writing Awards Silver Key and two Honorable Mentions; Junior Vivien Terselic earned a Scholastic Gold Key, Silver Key, and Honorable Mention; Junior Kieran Collins earned a Scholastic Silver Key and has been named as an Overture Awards Semi-Finalist; and Senior Zach Segal has been named as an Overture Awards Semi-Finalist.

“Elastic Lines” by Senior Isabella Huelsman won a Gold Key for photography.

Gold Key award-winning works, both in the Visual Arts and Creative Writing categories, are considered the very best submitted locally and automatically move on to compete at the national level.

About the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards

Since 1923, the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards have recognized the vision, ingenuity and talent of the nation’s youth. The Awards are presented by the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers, whose mission is to identify students with exceptional artistic and literary talent. Through the Awards, students earn opportunities for recognition, exhibition, publication and scholarships.

The Digital Art of Sam Richardson – “Way Up in the Sky”

The recognized artwork by Loveland High School students in the Visual Arts competition was on display at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, January 28-February 8, 2019, and can be viewed via this link.

Mar 5, 2019