Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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ID lEMt1U'l2IDAX'I2Y ' ' 'MORE and more students are made to feel the neces- sity for preserving DEMOCRACY. They are assuming responsibility in democratic ideas in the class- rooms, clubs, and even the towns in which they live. They are being educated to become good citizens, and in this way will, in the future, uphold the democratic ideals of our country. We read every day in the newspapers that DEMOCRACY is heing crushed hy the totalitarian pow- ers. Now, more than ever, we need in some way to strengthen our hold on our present form of government. If the future citizens of the United States learn and prac- tice democratic ways in school, there will he no need to fear the downfall of DEMOCRACY. On the following pages, the seniors of Louisville High School express their views of DEMOCRACY and what it means to them. Eileen Pillot - 'tinsures political and social equality D E M 0 C R A C Y