Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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an-911' if FROM JUNGLE TO BIG TOP It's here at last! What? One of the most colossal performances featured, which was four years in the making. Under the efficient train- ing of the artists, Miss Whitted and Mr. Hostetler, the performers reached perfection in activities both scholastic and and extra-curricular. On the football field, basketball floor, baseball and track fields we are constantly aware of the star acrobats from the class of '38. As we go over the lot, we find that they were not without a contribu- tion to the iine arts. One outstanding performance in their junior year was their presentation of The Tinker. Another delightful entertainment was the animal banquet given in honor of older members of the troupe. It seems that some of the group have been trained in each field, for We see in their record that they participated in the glee club, orchestra, band, and various clubs. We also find that the performers upheld the tradition of the Big Top by showing their talent in literary and scholastic contests. Their excel- lence is to be noticed in the awards they acquired. They topped their training and portrayed their dramatic ability by presenting their star performers in the drama, Smilin' Through. Their success was not acquired in their first attempt, but through four years of ardent work, and by cooperation with the two trainers who have backed them during their quest. May the future portray the idealism they seek and give them success in the careers they choose. wr- 1? i ex s .i NLG-xx .i X . .1 . Ib : it 24 qv, fgfgg. Nxfmm N Q 'sri it ' 'N x . . 4, mffmlmnmanzfi O for E

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OUR UNDERSTUDIES Item Item Item Item Item Item ltem Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Ruth Burns and Dorothy Lyons will their cooking ability to Marguerite Metzger and Eleanor Moulin. Dorothy Rohrer and Ina Eshelman will their desire to be farm- ers' wives to Isabelle Fladung and Shirley Cartwright. Samuel Freeland's place on the honor roll to Robert Cholley. Ruth Frick's embarrassed blush to LaVere Rebillot. Dorothy Ickes wills all her A's to Mildred Couts. Bernard Knapp's care-free attitude to Theodore Grisez. Albert Miday's sense of humor to Paul Henning. Kenneth Rebillot's antics and capers to Mervin Hostetler. Harry Rosenik's date book to Della Miller. Paul Sanderbeck's moody spells to Bud Harbaugh. Ralph Schaub's leadership ability to Charles Nimereala. Wilbur Schmucker and Harold Seefong give their love for coun- try life to Gilbert Frank and Donald Haren. Royal Shively's handsome countenance to Richard Bowers. Jane Shoemaker's curls to Carol Bort. ' Bob Swinderman's pleasing personality to June Scott. Harold Voltz leaves his yodelling ability to Lawrence Eckel- berry. The curly hair of Wilbur Saeger and Earl Rapp is left to Pauline Wilson. 1 Louise Wilson and Betty Schloneger will their positions as typ- ists for the annual to Vivian N ewacheck and Elizabeth Meleg. Ruth J ohnson's mathematical brightness to Charles Nelson. Doris Wilton's love for foreign correspondence to Ginny Har- baugh. Earl J. Linder's Joe E. Brown smile will be seen on John Fritz, ace. Garrison Hostetler, Donald Oberlin, and William Kohr leave their love of the fairer sex to George Thomas and Ervin Hoff- man. Clifford Hunter's bashfulness to Donald Voltz. Richard Tournoux and Marvin Johnson will their black hair to Charles Meyers. Henry Hoeprick's place in the Glee Club to Dean Clark. Bob Anthony's top knot to Paul Matz. Carl Winter and Gerald Menegay don't will their Junior girl friends to anyoneg they want to keep them. Clara Jean Stunz leaves hcr gayness to Twila Hoover. Martha Henderson's typing ability to Mary Scott. Bob Paquelet's love for sleeping in class to Tim McDon- ald. Ray Kilkenny's bright colored shirts to Jimmy Kerch- HCT. if R' 1 -I - Nix yt' X , if c 'I Mx, an f 2 , 1 f Wm,,,fMW,,,

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AT THE DRESS REHEARSAL LOUISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Louisville High School Auditorium Sunday May 29, 1938 - 2:30 P. M. Processional ...,,o...,.,..,.,.,...,...........................,.......,......... High School Orchestra Directed by Blanchard M. Pickens Hymn ....,.,sss,s....iss,..,...,,A......................s.................................,...,,....,...,.. Audience Scripture and Prayer .....................,,...ssss.....,.....................,.. Rev. E. E. Zechiel Selection ..................,...........,.............. ,.sssc...,.....,..........................s,.... G lee Clubs Directed by Miss Mildred Craven Baccalaureate Sermon ..,....,...,..,.....,...........,................ ........ R ev. E. M. Riddle Selection ...........,c,,,.,..,, ....,,,,.,,...........,......... G lee Clubs Benediction ...,l ....... R ev. Father Paul Bucholz LOUISVILLE HIGH SCIIOOL COMMENCEMENT Louisville High School Auditorium ' June 1,1938 - 8:00 P. M. Processional ,...............,................s..,.,............,.............. High School Orchestra Directed by Blanchard M. Pickens Invocation ....,.. ...................................l.,..............,.......,..r R ev. A. B. Wilson Selection ............................................,,s,..,............................. High School Band Directed by Blanchard M. Pickens Introduction of Speaker .......................................................... Melvin R. Bixler Commencement Address ...... ......... D r. Kenneth I. Brown President Hiram College R Presentation of Class ........ ....... ............ H o ward E. Wilson K' Presentation of Diplomas ....,.. ....................................... G . B. Mooth President Board of Education Benediction ,.... ..................... R ev. E. E. Zechlel XXX In N l. ASX. . .xN..1.rG7fr. N I thx 2 5 .SON J V feel SN I 1 X . 1, A 1, .-W,f,,MMMMy,4