Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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IFIDAMtIlflDS 'Ulf lDIEMt'D'E!l3A1 V Row I, Left to Right, Seated: Miss Roush, Merle Crosbie, Ethel Snyder, Pauline Wilson, Betty Carman, William Crawford, Phyllis Doll, Margaret Sheatsley, Mary Beuchat, Evelyn Conway, Cl H ll eo a as Row 2, Standing: Robert Schaich, Robert Hocking, ,Iohn Rebillot, Wendell Bircher, joe Schrader. Donald Culler, Warren Kandel, Winifred Trew, Kathryn Thelss, Florence Grisez, Betty Schramm. joan Schrader, Phyllis Sluss, Beatrice Walker. Mr. Moffett Mt ll ID ID 'U ID SWA IF If Here we find a small group busily and happily at work. These Framers of Democracy are all intent on making this book the most interesting and accurate account ever published. Many are writing bills: some are typingg others are engaged in assembling the Congressional Recordg and still others are at Work on the Bill of Rights or National Defense. ,fi Editor-in-Chief --- -,- Merle Crosbie Assistant Editor H- ,.., Phyllis Sluss Business Manager --- ..,....,....... Robert Schaicli Assistant Bus. Mgr. - Feature Editors -, Warren Kandel Kathryn Theiss, Betty Schramm VVinifred Trew. Activity -- .... Wendell Bircher, Ethel Snyder Class ..... --, Pauline Wilson, Beatrice Walker Athletic .... --- --- ....... Robert Hocking, John Rebillot Snapshots U- ..................... Joe Schrader. Donald Culler Artists ...,. Mary Beuchat. Margaret Sheatsley. Phyllis Doll, William Crawford, Grace Couts Typists -- W- Betty Garman, Florence Grisez, Advisors - - - Joan Schrader, Evelyn Conway ---- Mr. Moffett and Miss Roush June Scott -- unlimited privileges to every one D E M 0 C R A C Y

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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

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'ClIlfIIZIEN SQ Miller - government of all of the people Q lv 659 0 - A ' . Q till X, '71 l 17 lllllllllllll J 5-5 D E M 0 c R A c Y my N,