Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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.THE MIRROR Page eight REGRETS Could we from our dear school depart - Without one pang of anguish in our heart, Without one stinging tear to hide, And not for once put down our pride? Won't you confess from your inmost soul That now at last when you've reached the goal You hesitate to take the step That severs the ties with ones you've met? Have not four years brought close two hearts, Enchanted targets for cupid's darts- Or bosom friends whose comradeship Has urged you on when you started to slip? W0n't you admit that in each teacher - You've found some attractive lovable feature? That under each bear-like sharp rebuke Was a voice more tender than the mellow flute? Don't you recall each contest and game Where we manfully lost or accepted our fame? No more shall we Wait-each muscle tense- While teachers flunk us at our expense. Ah, Louisville, high school of our heart, We do, to you, our love, impart, And when we're old, we'll shed a tear And wish that we were young,-back here. -Ethel Lutz or l 9 3 5

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:THE MIRROR 'f'65, The presentation of elementary physics and chemistry in a manner which is both interesting and educational is the aim of Mr. Lutz. In this laboratory he opens the door of science and gives one a glimpse. The art of home-making and the principles of quantity cookery are acquired here with Miss Bus- sert to supervise and instruct. The modernly equipped indus- trial department under the direc- tion of Mr. Himes produces trained craftsmen in Woodworking and mechanical drawing. 1935 R Q Page seven

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