Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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THE MIRROR xi GJ -lx u ROGER HITE N A good sport, has red hair, and will have xx, 'rin he Hayes . ,X '19 DOROTHY TREW td Clever! She couldn't B otherwise. Q X ELNORA BROEMSEN l A girl, thoughtful and'reserved in man- xl, ' ner. 3 dw 1 TOM WARD My one love is my motorcycle. ms JAMES LAUTZENHEISER f ' Well-timed silence hath more eloquence 3 - than speech. MABEL FITZGERALD 1 She is a quiet girl-at times. NORBERT HOFFMAN .A When I have nothing to say, I say it. GLEN BAIRD Always wound up and goingg Xi He mastered whatever was not worth knowing. ex , ..,4 I H TOM CALLOW f if ,,.f'V,1,,,CJq If None but himself can be his parallel. H ' 'K .W fi' , H- VERNA MAY ROYER X vi ' 51' By your words, be ye judged. New MARGARET LILLIE MQ The world was sad, the garden was wild And man, the hermit, sigh'd,-'till wo- man smiled. ' l 9 3 5 IP I Page nineteen AJ

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THE MIRROR so ' ROGER OBERLIN ' A studious lad in all his work. ' From his studies he does not shirk. I A BERNICE HAHN An honest smile, a pleasant word- Two giftsg they're bound to please you. r MAXINE ICKES S Talk was only meant for women any- ' J away. - N 1 ERNEST THOMAN Don't sigh ladiesg don't sigh. X JAMES BEACH , My spirit is at peace with all. RUTH HIRST A still tongue shows a wise head. ,li ROBERT KERSTETTER He g1'ew'n grew, and now he's 'most a man. Q . l WILBUR LAHR S I stand on the brink of a great career. g Will somebody please shove me off? RICHARD ME NEGAY Who. loves not wine, woman, and songg He is a fool the whole life long. Jw QMS ERSAL VERMILLION . 1 Gee, but I hate to go home alone. HELEN MCFADDEN ' Her stature tall,-I hate a 'dumpy wo- ' man. Q EDMUND HOOVER X Be silent and safe-silence never be- T, trays you. R91 935 Page eighteen

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THE MIRROR L Q1 an L First Row-Rita Haren, Cornelia Nimereala, Miriam Giey, Pauline Fredey, Mar- garet Bellman, Virginia Himes. Thelma Conrad, Lavonne Shively, Mildred Tournoux, Helen Manos, Ethel Dickerhoof. Second Row-Miss West, Girls' Adviser, Jeannette Grunder, Katherine Henning. Mary Caldwell, Letha Gill, Vida Fladung, Vivian Mason, Pearl Lutz, Erma Hersh- berger, Esther Koontz, Beatrice Myers. Third Row-Freda Couts, Shirley Taylor, Betty Paumier, Lucille Upperman, Rita Schrader, Elinor Swickard, Dolores Zwick, Hilda Shoemaker, Doris Oberlin. Fourth Row-Evelyn Hutt, Esther Rohrer, Dorothy Heyard, Betty Shank, Mildred lckes, Lucille Cholley, Helen Kropf, Mildred Knouff. JUNIORS Jack MacConaugha ,,.,., .,..... P resident Clinton Moulin ......... ..,s...... V ice-President Virginia Himes ....,...s.................,..... Secretary-Treasurer One day, while traveling in our submarine through the deep, we were startled by a crash. Rushing to the porthole, we discovered that the ship had bumped a coral reef. The explanation was soon apparent when we saw the captain gazing at a group of beautiful mermaids and mermen. We recognized them as the Junior Class of Louisville High School under the guidance of Miss West and Mr. Wilson. A1935 g Page twenty