Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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EARL D. WALTER Ke-nl Slate University lS.S. in Education 'Iypewrlhng and Shorthand L umme-rcial Club Advisor Sophomore Sponsor ELIZABETH WARSTLER XX'ittenbt-rg A. li. Latin IX, X, XI, Eng. VII Sth Grmlf- Sponsor ,pmt ibu- MABEL WARREN Musklngurn Knoll:-ge xX.B. Eng. IX and Eng. Literature 7th Grade Sponsor ' C W. ZESIGER University of Alabama BNA. VII, VIII, and Economic Geography Sth C-racle Sponsor, Assistant Football, junior Basketball Coach, and Baseball Coach ARWILDA WILSON SUMMERS Mt, Unlon College Western Reserve U. AB. BS. in I..S. Librarian DOROTHY GORDON Secretary , N, 5 'ck bi. duh if , sl if . ,f..,f '.fa-2, ht-ri' F' ' . . H ' -' ft. ..- .. , r SA II: A1 IU IUIV

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CHESTER E. RILEY lVlo. State Tvachers Uollegr- Ohio State- B.S., Nl.A. Industrial Arts Senior Class Sponsor CAROLINE M. ROUSH lflora Stone Mather College Westerii Reserve University fX.B. English IX, Eng. X, Gen. Nlath. Annual Staff Advisor junior Class Sponsor l 5 CHARLE ' an , S E. STEVENS Kent State University B,S. in Edurution ,W VII, VIH, and Jr. American History ,lunior Ili-Y Advisor '. 'I 'fri u X f' 1: r! WILBUR A. STUCKEY X Munchest:-r College 0 AJS. , General Science Science Club Co-Sponsor junior Class Sponsor ,if V - - NANCY M. WALKER .xv Q Mount Union Colleg V V 'Q AB. X 6 .' K History and English .77 Girl Reserves Advisor Freshman Sponsor DOROTHY WALTENBAUGH Kent State University B.S. in Education Bookkeeping, Business Arith. Senior Class Sponsor 'WCA II3 II N Ililf 1

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K A Il Illlllll Q Wlll llllll Q t III IU NPD ID II AN S CHARLES GASNIIRE JOHN KERCHNER Perhaps two of the most familiar faces to be seen in our corridors are those of our two custodians, Mr. Kerchner and Mr. Gasmire. It is their duty to see that an even temperature is maintained throughout the building at all times. Each evening after the Hnotablesi' have gone, they and their N. Y. A. staff sweep the building so that it will be clean for the following day's session. CCSIEILIEICIIIIWIE SIEIIQWIIICIE IDIDAIDIDH II3 'DA ID ID 'D If IE ID IU 'CAUT Il 'DN Although not so well known, by the student body, the five people who comprise our board are intelligent, well-educated men and women who are leaders in our community. They are doing now, as they have done in the past, all that they can to make Louisville High School one of the most progressive high schools in the country. It is to them that we are indebted for our splendid faculty and, to a certain extent, for the spirit of Democracy which prevails in our school. Richard Immel - freedom of speech, press and the right to use them D E M O C R A C Y