Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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if 2,1 !,.jr,,.-'ff ,ff 1 ,--ff, f 4 g W LQQISPI1 Lk- lfeux i CLA? WcVpIIQ CHAPTER I. ANCHOR'S AWEIGH ALL ASHORE, THAT ARE GOING ASHORE-all ashore, that are going ashore, rings out the lusty voice of the steward as he paces the deck. After fond good-bys and cheerful bon voyagesl' our many friends leave the ship, and I retire to my stateroom. The gang plank is drawn up, the gigantic motors whir, and the water is being churned into a white foam as the great ,boat moves slowly out of the harbor. I am off on the good ship Louisville for a nine months' cruise. As We steam out of the harbor this calm morning in September, I eagerly look forward to the exciting experiences and wonders in store for me, for before I again reach home port my voyage will carry me to many different parts of the World Where I am certain to meet fascinating people and see interesting sights. I hope to report to you in this informal diary, all the excitement which the cruise affords me. 1

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2 k ' Q -'14 .. is MRL CHAPTER II. OFFICERS AND CREW Now that we are well on our way to a pleasant World cruise, won't you permit me to introduce to you our officers on board the L. H. S. Y You know that without someone to direct our efforts, to keep our minds occupied, and to give us valuable knowledge, there would be little reason for shipping aboard the L. H. S. These officers on duty give us the benefit of their experience and old- er years, and We are truly grateful to them. although we rarely show it. But enough of this philosophizing, come one! come all! and I'll Wager youlll meet the happiest and most interesting group aboard. During my past voyages, I managed to get a picture of each of them, and you will find them on the following pages. But here they are nowg Mr. Student, meet our officers. 3