Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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Gala lfiall 1939 Prom Congress Lake clubhouse was the scene of royal festivities in the evening of May 20, 1939 when the present senior class entertained the class of '39, In a nautically decorated dining room, some two hundred students and faculty members enjoyed a delicious meal together. During the dinner hour music was furnished by various groups of the host class. Robert Shockling, the toastmaster of the evening, introduced the presidents of the two classes, and the senior class advisors all of Whom re- sponded With toasts. The singing of the Louisville Alma Mater ended the dinner program. The guests then retired to the ballroom Where to the strains of Harry Grunau and his orchestra, they danced for the remainder of the evening. A feature of the intermission Was the selection of the ten loveliest mer- maids chosen by a group of unprejudiced judges. Late in the evening the guests departed, feeling that everyone had had a delightful evening of en- tertainment and sociability. llllffizsrrl If

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