Welcome back to the "old" Loveland High School.

This is the Class of 1964's Web Site.

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Class of '64 facts and figures:
Class size: 280 students (133 boys; 147 girls)

Graduation date: June 4th, 1964  (i.e. 6/4/64)                                   
  *First Loveland High School outdoor graduation.
  *Last graduating class from original high school.
    (The first graduating class was 1894)

Class motto:  "We've conquered the foothills, the mountains lie beyond!"

Class colors: Blue, Green, and White

Class song: Climb Every Mountain  (click for music & lyrics)

Some additional 1964 facts!                                         

• Best Picture: My Fair Lady
• Top song: House of the Rising Sun.
• New York City announced plans to build the World Trade Center.
• The Beatles made their first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show.
• Lyndon B. Johnson was elected over Barry Goldwater by a tremendous margin.
• Bobby Kennedy was elected senator from New York.
• Cassius Clay changed his name to Muhammad Ali.
• 18th NBA Championship: Boston Celtics beat San Francisco Warriors.
• Ford introduced the new Mustang priced at $2,368.
• Martin Luther King Jr. won the Nobel Peace Prize.
• Studebaker-Packard Corporation made seat belts standard equipment.
• US report "Smoking & Health" connects smoking to lung cancer.
• The average income was $6,109 a year.
• Bread cost $.24 a loaf.
• An 11” black and white television cost $99.95.
• A Pontiac Grand Prix cost $2,895.
• Gasoline was 25 cents a gallon!