Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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6 Voice of Experience ,L AA vv AA vv AA qv AA WW li. W Nix MN NN NN P P4 5 Ak ML V V 4- wp v Good evening, friends. It has been my happy privilege duringuthe past fifteen years to have aided many students in solving their various problems. These difficulties have found form in the common perplexities ' ' ' ' h th find- of the class room, the adg ustment to the environment in the ome, e ing of a job after graduation, and the many relationships found in any social group. A student recently wrote asking for advice on how to face difficult problems. To this I must say that determination and efort are necessary qualities, but not sufficient. A full understanding of the nature of the ' t' l. problem and abundant knowledge with which to work are very essen 1a All the tenacity and eiort in the World cannot plan a building if the archi- tect is not acquainted with the purpose of the structure, or does not possess full knowledge of the laws of architecture and the rules of architectural composition. My advice, then, is to Work hard and add to your determination useful knowledge with which to solve your difficult problems. Page six li H ii 'v VQ 1 A P1 5

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vv Ak AA BL Professor Quiz 5 ll YI. ll V A AA AA VV WW ll M M X M WW NN MM 5 HB X84 'Y A xi il r 1 WR P W 's when we must throw My friends-fBrain Bustersj the time has come d d edagogical order Shall we continue to 1812 off the shackles of an out-mo e p . ask our students such antiquated questions as, When was the War of fought? when no one wants to remember dates, except tho-se with a pretty brun- let us say blonde, for example? Shall we ask, with childish simplicity, What is two plus two? when every mother's daughter knows it's a game of bridge, and that two plus one makes a scandal? Brain Busters, we must answer in unison, No! No! A thousand- ' ' If the lory of L. H. S. is to blaze yea, a thousand and one--times no. g 'forth in this modern world, her graduates must know the answers to such ' ' h da as: Did Jack Benny play 'The Bee' on his ' ' ' ' ? and burning questions of t e y violin at the age of ten? Can a man marry h1s widow s sister VVhen is 'Bank Night'? Pngr SI Zf'I'7Z