Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1943 volume:

'l ,- -YZ 'fig-49 N Q f N Y Q S? Q3 E Q? we 2 sl Q 6 ll vp 0 00 Q6 2' 9 744444 Me 14mg 770 mea I943 Mirror Stall ln Behalf ol: The Sensor Class Loulsvllle l-llgh School MAY 1943 h 1 ' 'A ff ' ' XX 7 . 1 A X N' A l 'll-Q, g ff Prf'.w11lf'1l ' ff'- 'W In Thr l W If 'O g .A 4 3 ' 'l l 0 .. 8 h K of 9 l l . ,fi l Louisville, Ohio IM Zh , I f Q ,, Ed' -I -C ief ..,,,. Maria Ad B'.Mg- eeeeee Ch-.M-y R b ' S bl 5 mm x ,Owl W X Q HHH!! g:::!::.i-4 a:::12l'5'4 o....... '51 2111 Z Z E 'K X P Dedicated to - - INIOGENE HAWKE EARL D W ALTER For Their Tlreless eflfolts and wllllng counsel during thelr years as For the 1nsp1rat1on and guldance whlch they have glven us we the annual stall respectfully dedlcate the MIFFOF of 1943 to our sponscns M158 Imogene Hawke and Mr Earl Walter ejfibG3SrQfg c2CH50 ll T Q . N Q , ell , Qi ' '11 I 5 l 5. 5919 19529 10- X we Vawwetafw 051 X- IRMY Way!! Z jf X 44 Q f x ivy: 7 WW CWKW Xw Q59 ZHQQE QQEXQVB M '9 8 'Q f f M , 1, f V X7 D 'fs..f-J H W, 6 . I! , L KPN 7 FACULTY gf f' 4. f . fl-Q-3 Q - X M E N M f S wx IW f X L .X V! f N A 4 I an ! fm ff ai X T' H E W N fi Wi , 'f 6,we NE2 ' . li- KW 1 i W SX X I ,1,,1'!J f COMMANDER IN CHIEF SECRETARY OF WAR R A STRAUSSER H E WILSON Supclmtendent Prmclpal I glVB the annuxl staff of 1943 my q1eatest xegalds 'md h1ghest comphments f0I the t1mel5 theme 1nh1ch they ale p1esent1ng to us th1s 5931 There has nexel been Q 111016 applo pllate 111119 for the theme Th1s IS the Almy In these t1mes 1t IS neeessuy to make eve1yone more consc1ous of hls count1y and h1s duty to It md the1e IS one wxy to do th1S and that IS to make ex e13th1ng posslble work 1nto the Wal and p3tl10t1C theme The soone1 we get the 1111 OXEI the sooner we can 1etu1n to '1 nolmal means of l1v1ng R A Stl aussel There are many thmgs that can be sald fO1 the theme of the annual thls year SIUCG evelyone has become so war consuous the theme Th1s IS the Almy was well chosen All our thoughts ue centered a1ound what We as ADIBIICIII people can d ID helplng to b11ng 1bout ou1 VICYOIQ The sen1o1 boys w1ll be leaxmg us to Jom the axmed fOlC9S of OUI coun t 5 The remammg populat1on IS and shall contlnue to be ln the futu1e all out fOl defense and offense Patr1ot1sm IS needed and anxthmg whlch may help brmg more patr1ot1sm to our students should be and IS ex pected H E W1lson 'w X. J , I . 4 K.. , ye ' , Nfl l II 2 27 lf BOARD OF EDUCATION lst Row Mr Hxrst M1 Wxldex M1 Mooth Clerk 2nd Row Mr Smlth Mr Schaub The fixe xery able and d1scern1ng gentlemen who const1tute our Board of Educauon are perhaps not known to the student body as well as some of the other lmportant off1c1als ID our school Nexertheless these men are domg then' XN0lk now as 1n the past to make Loulsx 111e an outstandmg and progressue school It 15 to them that we are lndebted for our Hne faculty and 1n a large degree for the 1IY1p3It1al and mdependent pOl1C195 of thxs our school RALPH CASSLER JOHN KERCHNER Custodlan Custodian EQQWEQAQ QUE as . 7 D . . , O Q if if ll ll!! Z L F X F V as na. Ashbaugh Nlount Umon College AB Engluh Phw svcal Educ mon HN glene Head Co :ch Le Iders Club Leonard Carlisle Bovlllng Green Unlversxty ln Ed Publxc Speukmg Jourrnhsm Dra maucs Debate Engllsh VIII Dra matics. Coach C0 Sponsor of Ros lronmn Club Spotlight Advrsor Halry Frv Baldvvm Wallace College Woos ter College B M B S M Instrumental Musxn Imogene Havs ke Oberlln College BA Englleh X French XII Senlor Cl ass Adugor Harold Holshoy Kent S1 ne UI1lV6I'Slly 'tleelmnlc ul D r 1 w 1 n g Pxlntmg American H 1 s t o r y Sophomore C1155 AdV1b0f Faculty Karl Bowle Baldxun VK Ill :ce College B S Algebri IX XI Pl Geometrv Sol ld Geomel rw TI'lg0ll0lII9ll v Deblte Couh Co Sponsor ot N1 llllllll Honor Soclety Preshm'm Cl use Adxlbor Emelwn Close CTe1rwJ Olno Unlvelelty C0lL1I11b1a Unlxexslty B S M A Vocal Musm Dorothy Gordon Secretary Lella Heasley Head LlblH11lH Vlllllam Holzwarth Olno UHlVE?TSllj Otterbeln College Amexlcan Government Conbumer 5 Educatlon Assistant Coxch Sponsor of Rostroman Club Sev enth Grade Advlsor EQQAQQQQS ll ll I Q-4 I il ll Kath: w n McPhc1 son Kent St'tte Umverslty BS Ill Ed Glrls Phwslcal Educatzon World Hlstors Hx-nene Sexenth Grlde Eg' Adx lsor Roy Matheny Ohto Northern Unlverslty A B Ohm State UYIIVETSIIY MA Amerlcan Hxstory Sponsor of Jun lor Police Co Sponsor of Jr Ht Y Jumor Class Advr r Robert Moffett Mount Umon College Ohlo State Unrverstty BS M Sc Biology Annual Advtsor Sponsor of Sr H1 Y Sally Patrick Ohlo Stwte Umxerslty B S m Ed World Hlstory Engltsh X Seventh Grade Geography Edna Mae Powell CWellJ Kent State UHIVSPSIIV BS Typmg Shorthand Co Sponsor of Commercxal Club Elghth Grade Helen Manos Asslstant L1bx 81 tan Wllllam Miller College of Wooster B A Economic Geography Physlcal Educatlon Lme Coach m Football Assrstant Coach xn Basketball Head Baseball Coach Co Sponsor o Jr H1 Y lEnsxgn ln U Navy! Marg Margaret Montgomcrv Kent State Unlversltv BS Bustness Engllsh Enghsh IX Annual Advxsor Elghth Grade Adxlsor Lf J ,Lf s., Mrs Mabel 0SfP3HdCl Ohlo UIIIVEFSIIQ BS m Ed Home Econormcs Jumor Class Advtsor Chester Riley Mxssourl State Teachers College BS Ohlo State Unlverslty MA Advxsor llr1HChlI'l9 Shop Faculty wciwyggfglciolef nd ,, ' n 4l . f x L ., x N L, Lf V W' FA T T lil' W , l 'x Afro. X -our X , A X ' xj x I- N S iv A x ', AA! 1 fiixi f X- J 'nuff Faculty W llbul Stuckew Bcttx Lllcm M UCUEDIPF Cflllefle A B Kent Stwle lJI1lXEI'SllN BS Chemzblzy Physlcs Co Suonsor ot Lngllgh XI XII Sponsm ot Glrl 50191109 Clllb Reserxe Club Freshmwn Claqs Adxxsor N 5:6 , x,1 r f' ,fu fi .af Earl Vlalter Elnzabeth Warstler V0m0H Ward Kent Sine UUIVLFSIQQ BS Vkmgnberg College AB K nt Smte UI1lVefSllN BS MA gsgimlBigilgsginliuslggsglfgggr L'11m Cn Spoznor of Nxlmnll General SCl9l1L6 E1f,,hlh Grade of Commercial Club Semor C1155 Honor Souety Sophomore C115 Geogrwphw Co Sponsor of Scxence Advlsnr Adu or Club 10 X .. gm, .7 K 'S l ' 5 X -K Q .W ' xA .X t A h ', I , X I 152 fy no ,A , ,ff - Lk- V . X W Ngllflff my J V K' fjfx ff! ' K LN ' Rf! K - 'Qi . I. L, ' ' L. fx '4 V Z .- ' Q l , if f X ,l qlfgllfll .f' Y fax :ii ' . l I if ' . lx xg I . xx A A V x y ', A l ' ' , f 5.33 ,. 1 if 'lll' A '43 ' - . me X. , I, . i ,MA ,eq . ZF Y' 1c5, ,,K ' irlvff' -Y -4 .2491 S X , . . Y 1 D 4 ' V xl I , .- B, .4 - - - Y Z , I 1 . v b ., Z W, A 4 ' V K M r. V' N :A C - K. . l F i fQ f A f lu. j f M fx, f W S, L S f f ix A or S f ' or l X r w MIRROR STAFF Editor-in-Chief , ,Marian Adams Business lVlanagers-Carolyn Dudley. Charles Mowry. Helen Frick, Robert Samblanet. Betty Emhoff. Pauline Theodore. Hilda Simpson Classes , , , A Joan Armstrong, Carl Bankovich Clubs . Martha Bentz, Miriam Miller Features , ,.,, , , ,, , Janice Moinet. Rita Tournoux Sports H , , , . James Boylan Activities ,,,,, , ..,,, ,..Pauline Herrick. Irene Turner, Elizabeth Sherban Artists-Grace Couts. Grace Werner. William Crawford, Paul Ruffier. Thomas Rebillot, Kathleen Myers, Hilda Ludwig. Hilda Simpson Typists-Mary Seefong. Pauline Theodore. Robert Samblanet. Elizabeth Sherban, Carl Bankovich The annual staff of 1943 has chosen, This is the Army. as an all-inclusive theme to represent impartially all of the armed forces of our country. Mi Moflett Marian Adams Miss Montgomeiy lst Row Miriam Millci Maltha Bentz Marian Adams Maiy Seefong Pauline Herrick Elizabeth Shexbin Join Armstrong Helen Frick Hilda Simpson Janice Moinet Betty Emhoff Glace Weinci Tommy Rebillot Montgomery James Boylan Call Bankoxith Hilda Ludwig, Bill Crawfoid Charles 'VIow1y Caiolxn Dudley Kathleen My6lS Irene Turner Rita Touinoux 11 2nd Row - Pauline Theodore. Mr. Moffett, Kenneth Voltz. Robert Samblanet, Miss t A 3 L 1 4 -T of X fx., On The Record F5-n Jill 4 Ashbaugh Wag ne So to speak Cheese and uankeu Boylc Ka1l All 11g,ht ltt S get busx Ca1l1sle Leo11a1d Nou let s make th1s look hke a class Te115 Emelx n All 11eht xou palookas splt out xoul gum F15 H3115 Shut up' Gordon Do1othx Oh gee Kld Haw ke Imogene Fermez les boughes Heasleg Lella V l l Holshoy Halold Lleten vou buds Holzwarth Wllllarn Oh' That cloc McPherson Ixathrsn E1ght INIHUIBS to dress Manoa Helen Get qulut O1 get out Matheny R05 Nou he1e s a S00 questlon M1ller Wllllam Llsten You buds Moffett Robe1t Gleat balls of fl1e MOHIQKJIIICI x M 11 X Reallx Patuek Sallx All ught nom OSI1'llIClLl Mabel ll S 11 T ll ITOIQ INDI DOLL SCIV VVe1l Fdna I thlnk the hell has IUH Rle Chestm Llsten bunheads Stx HUSSP1 Ruasell L1sten b1othe1 Stuclfex W1lbu1 VVell what do Xou knoxx Ullcnx Bettx You 1 e xx onde1 ful Vllalter Ea1l Now 1n Cha1np1on Ward Vu non Let s get qulet W3lSllC1 Ellzabeth I bellexe the bell has lllflg Wllson Howald What a1e xou s1ck of Schoolo 45 ll 2 1 ' gjizsss ' X ' ' ' ' gaezzzsf N N P- , X . 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PX! 7: , 1, i X .211 f 'X -- 9 W X- X ,Vlljf --f ,V ' , . -NUV7 4 1: . . .V I x 1, SN, N01 ma Bn chel College Enlrince Class Offl cer Secretwrx 1 .I Plax 'R ir Reserxes 'l 4 Honor Girls 4 Natiornl Honor S ciets 4 Spotlight SMH 4 Ros tronmn Club 1 2 'Z 4 Oper P- a 1 B nd 2 'Z 4 Dru Nlwgorette 3 4 Glee Club 1 Swing Band 4 The magic of el fice James Boy lan Scientific Course Moxie Oper ator 2 .5 Prom Committee 3 1Y 3 Annnual St'1ff4 Spot ight Stiff 4 Football 'P 3 Scholarship Te'1m 2 Victory Corps 4 Brunnerdile Semin 'ary 1 Common sense is not so common Merlin Cal per Commercial 1 Generwl 3 4 Spotlight Stiff 4 Lewders ub Band 2 Vlcto Corps 4 Whit c'1re I when I mn rest md twke life elsv Helen Cook Generwl Course: Girl Reserves .. 1 Home Economics 1. She's sm'1ll, but whit there is of her is solid gold. Ruth Blxler General Course Girl Reserxes 4 Operelm 3 Literary 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Xlhwl sweet delight a quiet life wffords Nlane Burger Commercial Course Girl Re serxes '3 Her stwture 1111 1 swell pal Betlg Cook Commercml Course Girl Re serves 3 4 Commercial Club 'ind 1 F'ur words newer hurt the tongue Mary Corey Commercial Course: Girl Re- serves 3, 43 Spotlight SHIT 4. Nc-'1t. not g'1udy. , 1. I ' h HIM, N, , .X 4 tl .Y 1 f . f X XA D .X , I X W Y W -P XQQI 77 AJ . , . . , Y f 2 AJ Af ,J l R x , is if ' if f:--3:-4 , 15. r- .1 xg ,1- Zhx 7, l X1 xN X 351 f ff V X 1 kXff'X 1 Q XXX f X WX is 2-Q fy! if-I W4 ,ffflvxfk 1 1, ki ,lb Seniors Grace Couts Commercxal Course G1rl Re serves 3 4 Chaplam 4 An lurll Staff 2 3 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Operettal 3 Llter aryl 2 'S Glee Club 1 3 PeDlUV and quxck and full ot 1 e Carol Culler General Course Spotlxght Staff Glee Club 2 She newer IS alone who IS iccompwmed Wllh noble thoughts Henry Dalsky General Course H1 Y 4 Foot 1 2 3 Basketball Track 1 2 3 4 Scholarshlp Team 2 Victory Corps 4 A man vnth a most knowmg eye Lan ols n Dudley General Course Prom Com nnttee .5 G1rl Reserves 3 4 Soc1al Chalrman 4 Annual Staff 4 SDOtl1ght Staff 4 Glee Club 1 4 Senxor Day Com mlttee 4 She smlled and the shadows departed Lawrence Cowley General Coulse Leaders Club 4 VlCl0FX Corps 4 Vle cannot help but like hun Norman Cunnmgham General Course Spotllght Staff 4 Footbwlll 2 3 4 Bus t 1 Bas 1 2 Track 1 -1 What rn man dares I vnll dare Marne Dome: College Entrance 1 2 General 3 4 G1rl Reserves 3 Home Eoonomlcs 3 4 Operetta 1 ee Club 1 2 3 A good reputatxon IS more valuable than money Betty Dunlap General Course SD01llghI Staff 4 Commerclal Club 3 Home Eoonomxcs 1 Talk was only meant for women anyway xc dxf K , V , TNA N XKCAN C7 Q fffp. 4 fl N - ' V - V 1 f --1 X - 1 4 f A-41 'Y .,.-, Q 1 . , 1 J , I 1 ff---1 a K xx 4 V. Xi' X 1 l wa- af of R , x N gl HZ sk Q' ' K- N -, i 3 , --my :Q ' If 7 kflx ' --1' 5 fl Juv' if ,ix 16 L, X X ,, f 11 171' ' ma: amfemm Donald Duplain General Course l. 25 Scien- tific 3. 4. SO much to doj so little Clone. Betty Emholf College Emi ance Moxie Oper aor P 3 Girl Reserxes .3 4 Anmml St aff 4 Spotlight St iff 4 cience Club 3 4 Operettl l Bwnd 4 Orchestral P 2 Glee Club l Svting Bind Chnining merrx piettx gen Clara Feriell General Course Spotlight Stiff Her XOICE hath charm Mal llgn Fogle Gene-111 Course Girl Reseixes 'B Spotlight Stwtf 4 Home Economics .3 Operettt 3 Belle Vallex High School 1 Xlhwtb behind theme quiet wma YVinnie Eckels Conimerciul Course: Girl Re- serves 31 Home Economics l, 2. A girl rich in common sense, Rubx Engle General Lourae Gu' R eerie: 3 A good helrt is better than neat fan e Velma Firth College Lntrmce Prom Com mittee 3 Girl Reserves 3 4 Cheerleader 3 -t Pretts to vs ilk with and vuttw to tilk with Helen Frlck College Entrance Moxie Oper 'ltor '7 3 l Girl Reserxes .3 4 Annuwl Stiff 4 Stience Club 4 Ope I l Glee Cu: Exer pleislnt ex er vs Orkmg 11 Ns... x -X , XS Vx x A JI 5 Xxv Xi? .f X! JXXN W X 33' fl xgxy xix xg Q' N xl gli 'Q-Q4 Seniors Wllham Frlel Commercml Course 1 2 Vo cwlonal 'I 4 H1 Y 2 'l Foot 1 I am sure care IS 'ln enemy of life Eleanor Glvens College Entrance Prom Co llllltee 'i Glrl Reserves Spothght Staff 4 Thmpzs of bewutv are Joys forever Flancls Gulllng Genet ll Course 1 2 College Entrance 'i 4 Xlhltexer lb worth domg 11. all IS wvmrth doing vxell Audn ey Harsh College Entrance Spothght 11 4 Oleretts 1 3 G ub 1 'R L ugh md the world laughs vnlth you Esther Frustacl Commercml Course Thxs lcarmng what 1 bore 1 s Richard Grossman General Course H Y 'S 4 Qpothght Staff 4 VICLOYY Corps Dont worry lt s bid for vour hewlth Mal 5 Margan et Gullmg Commercial Course G1rl Re serves 'B 4 Treasurer 4 Spot hght Stal? 4 Honor Glrls 4 Commerual Club 3 4 Secre tarv 4 Scholmrshlp Tenn Z MlbClll6f dances ln her eyes Pauline Hel 1 lck Commeuml Course Annu ll SMH 4 Spotlxght Staff 4 In utntxon Commlttee 4 Her mother s prxde her fxth ers Joy A HK xv, X ffx KSN f X , X l ,f 1 K .f Qs-if 18 Wx M A , fm '- fmt A Vo ft so H C. 4- eff ,Q fn 's ff C WS7 4. f , f -r A 45-4, X w ,f f , 1. 1 X , - 1 ,f X , X .QQG7 0, wx Fl-,EM M git! 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' UF' N , ' ' lll'Q '3' , , ':,'l-v-I HH ',' If 1 l X l'7fUQ-'e Q lk Xe , X ff fx L LL LL Ll. xi v I A X f Kenneth Hurst Beth Hocking SCl8I'll.lf:lC Course Prom Com mittee 'Z H1 Y 2 3 4 Secre mr All great men 1re small College Entrance 1 2 Com mercxal 'S 4 G1rl Reserxes 3 4 Home Economlcs 1 2 Oper ett't 1 Glee Club 1 2 True blue Clear thru -sm, Fas e Holdren nertl Course G1rl Reserxes 3 Spotllght Staff 4 Home Economlcs 1 2 Look before xou leap Juamta Kandel College Entrance Jumor Plas 3 Prom Commtttee 3 G1rl Reserxes 3 4 Spotllght Staff 4 Rostronmn Club 2 3 4 Vnce Pres 4 Operetta 1 Band 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 Cheerleader 3 4 Pm and Rtng Commtttee Semor Day Commxttee 4 Pet sonalltx plus IN lck Keszeg Generil Course Leaders Club 3 4 'vice Pres 4 Opere ta ee ub tc orx Corps 4 Let us do or dte Helen Hooblel Commercml Course 1 General 2 '3 4 Spotl1ghtStaff4 Com merclal Club 1 2 Home Eco nomtcs 2 3 4 Belden School 1 T e only vsay to have W frtend ts to be one Mal 3 Helen Kandel Commerclal Course Jumor Plax .S Prom Commtttee 3 G1rl Reserves 3 4 Spotltght StaH 4 Rostnontan Club 4 erett'11 3 Band 1 2 Glee Club 1 3 She serves her school you knovu tts true Robel t K1 ablll General Course 1 2 College Entrance 3 4 Prom Committee 3 H1Y 2 3 4 Basketballl Baseball 3 4 A llttle learning IS a dan gerous thmg g -sr fi 13.489 4 fl 19 W WN X ll to II III? 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I , I 35 ,auf 1 X ,In 5' 3 .11 7 ' I - x f 'Qff - ' Y - X, Nj ' 'Q I 11 1 ' ' ' 2 , , ,X I I I5 I I ' .Q ,f If Y ' ft V' me fb, - 1 C' , X ' !'X 4 1 4 2 C lf 'fg It YI I ' ' if l I V, J Q X 1373 ' I 1441 ,ff fi - ' 'XV 1 ,Q ' K F ' . ,.x- -J U1 x X 1 All X Seniors James Lamielle Generil Course 1 2 3 Smen tnfic 4 Pmm Commlttee 3 Football 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 VICYOYQ Corps 4 He belteves In luxe wt first slght Helen Llnerode Geneml Course Spotllght Staff Shes as good is she ts falr Robert Loury College Entrrmce Clwss Oifxcer Pres 3 Jumor Plav 3 H1Y pothght Staff 4 Bas ke bill 1 Track 1 P1n and Rmg Commutee Operetta 3 nd 1 2 3 4 Senxor Commlttee 4 Svwmg Bmd 3 4 VICIOYV Corps 4 Musical as 18 Apollos lute 'Vial Jon le 1VIcDonald College Entrance Prom Com nu tee 3 Girl Reserxes 3 Spotllght Stiff 4 Home Eco nomlcs 1 Pm and Ring Com mlttee Cheerful people llxe longer on earth 'F' ff: f Q., AA ,,.- it K -1, X X X , 20 Barbara Llnerode Commercxal Course Spotlzght Staff 4 Xhtty courteous ind full of Splflf Curtis Lmder Comme! Lml Course P r o Comnuttee 3 Lestders Club 4 O eretta 1 Gl e Club 1 2 Let your work speak for Itself I llllan lVIcCla5 Commercml Course Girl Re serves 'R 4 Spotllght Stiff 4 Commermal Club 4 Quletlv efflclent SUHICICDIIW qlllel Donald Mclntee General Course Movle Oper Wtor 2 Junlor Play 3 Prom Commlttee 3 H1 Y 2 3 Tre'1s urer 2 Spothght Stiff 4 Foot 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 4 Track 2 An athlete mf there ever wls one ,RMK JS t l it-f L 'S 66 Bel nard NICKIIIIIII Commetrml Courxe l V tonwl Couree 3 4 H1 H 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Com tnercml Club 7 'NIHIW'-EPI' Foot B etball Tmclx 1 If norm were the the onlx cause for deotth he would ltxe forex er Bex only Mc!! llllams Genertl Courbe SDOIlll3,l1l Staff 4 Home Economics l Glee Club 1 C unbrtdge Htgh l P keep ne as the 'apple of thtne exe Russell Mldax Comtnexutl Course P1 0 tn Commtttee 3 H1 Y 3 4 Spot ltght Stiff 4 Commetcml Club Sclence Cl 4 e bate 3 It lb nnposstble to nlewee the whole world Jamce Momet Commcrntal Courie Junior P1 x K Prom Commlttee 3 Gtr Reserxes 3 4 Anntml Staff 4 Spotltght Staff -l Ros ttonmn Club 3 4 Home Eco DOIHICS 1 2 3 Mount M'tr1e Acxdemv 1 Alvw 13,4 merrw has frtendlx xeb xetx xxx x ind xerx utse R Bn lgld McK1mm Cotnmetcltl Course Gtrl Re uxea 'S Spotltgltt Sufi 4 Sltx xx hen she s xx ltlt 'mx one Anthom Marko Gene-rtl Course 1 1 Vomtxon 4 S ltght SMF? 4 Letders Club 2 '3 4 Ptestdent 4 Football 3 4 Vtctorx Corps 4 Truck 3 4 A tltty vxlns the hetrt of true men Mu lam Mlllcn College Entrance Cliss Offl ter Trmsurer 1 Jumor Play 'S Prom Commtttee 3 Girl Reserves 3 4 Honor Gtrls 4 Pres 4 Nattonul Honor So cnety 4 Annual Staff 4 Spot ltght Shff 4 Rostronlan Club 2 3 1 Operettal B'md 3 Tlter'1ry 9 3 Glee Club 1 9 Debwte 4 Scholwrshtp Team Semor Day Commxttee 4 Svxmg Bind 4 Her Qnule ts the svt eetest that wus exer seen Esthel Monnot Genetfal Course Glrl Reserxes 4 Spotltght Stiff 4 lNot much talk a great sweet stlence S 21 v-.Y 35: IVY. 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Pt ,Wax fb X Seniors Thomas Moulm Geneml Course 1 2 Voca 1101181 'S 4 H1 Y 2 Spotllght S iff 4 B1sketb'1ll 1 2 3 4 'tseball 1 2 'l 4 Vlctor Corps 4 All I know 15 that 1 know nothmg Gay land Neff General Course H1 Y Leaders Club 2 3 4 Secre tary 4 Baseballl 2 3 V1c tory Corps 4 Ltve slowly and 1t feels better Rlchard Paquelet College Entrance Movle Op erator 2 Prom Comm1ttee 3 1 Y 2 3 4 Sctence Club 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 Band 1 2 3 V1ct0ry Corps 4 For he s 1 Jolly good fellow Lvelyn Porcher Commercxal Course Commer C131 Club 4 L1fe IS not llfe wuhout dehght A I I Chan les Mowry Sclenufic Course Class Offtcer Vlce Pres 1 Movle Oper'11or 3 4 Jun1or Plav 3 1 Y 3 4 Annual Stat? 4 Spot llght Stsntf 4 Schol1rsh1p Team 1 2 Publxc Address Systen erttor 1 2 Ambmon has no rest Ray Oy ster General Course H Y 1 2 ee Club 1 2 3 VICIO Corps 4 Steadmess always brmgs 1ts reward Rlta Mae Petch General Course Jumor Play 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Spot l1ght Staff 4 Operetta 3 Mount Marxe Academy 1 2 Her halr her manner 'ull who so adm1red Larry Pumneo Commerclal Course 1 2 3 General 4 Spotllght Staff 4 I hke school all except the SIUd16S Li SJ X-X Xi Bkdpg 22 , to xii . . K 1 A b R t . .' 5 l - V .- 1 A ' . Xixil W M I- A'-K b .A 613.2 . . 3, 4. U X Yr i ,ff' ff h ' ' QQ, W Xxjfllltwlz ZX v v v ' 1 4 I . H f V2' Gl ' , 3, ' J 121-1'-Q1 C' V from fflltwh T XMIM . 1 I 7 . 1 '. ' XZ . if I' 5 ' '. A ' ' 1 t'.,:4f . jg ' xx '1tl5g ,'f, ' ' ' L E151 l ' S t Af' I g . .iam 4 -' f. 1 1 A 1 A V 1 fe ' 31- 1 Q f 1 E 7 .,' td 1 ..X, . ,Jess V O X 'IX-xx X X f C X !7,AX xx 5?Y, N Q'-F? f it ,., f it ,QL if 1 Vp- .95 j , - - ' f ' fxxdt of -1 A ,X 1' LSI! ', Y,,. 'JV V x 4 f Jxfl X Ayfv,-i-4, 4.2 x ...Q 5, Y Helen Radalla Glenn Rastettu General Course Colege Entrance 1 2 l 0 cutmnal 4 Spotllght Staff 4 Silence iaoresorngilslctl than F mbau 9 Bqsebml Z 5 4 llllam Relnhalt Commeru al Course P r o m ommlttee 3 H Y 2 3 Bug heirted lm, solecl lug Edward Ruflm Commercml Course l 3 Vocwtlonal 4 Prom Commtt tee 3 Leaders Club 4 If sllenee IS golden then I 'lm rlch Many Rupple College Entrance Glrl Re erves 3 4 Spotllght Staff 4 My heart ts llke a smgxng bird Thls lb the last of school I am content Delbelt R05 Cl General Course Clwss Offl car Vlce Pres 1 Hlstormn 2 .Iumor Pax Prom Commlttee 3 H1 Y 2 l Pres l 2 Spotlxght Staff -1 Foot 1 4 Tri Operetta 1 l G e Club '3 4 Senior Com mittee 4 Smg xway sorrovt east 'lway C lI'E Dora Runkle Commerclal Course 1 2 Gen e a 3 4 Gxrl Reserxes Spotllght Staff 4 Home Eco mms 2 3 Band 1 Z Orchestm 2 3 4 Swtngz Band Pewce ts alvtavs beautlful Robert Saegen College Fntrance 1 2 Gen er'1l3 t Class Offlcer Vice Pres 1 Movxe Operator 3 Prom Commlttee 3 H1 Y 3 Leaders Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Invltatlon Commtttee He seems oulet but do vte knovt hun X v f f I I x 1 X f f 23 X. if. fff. f zj ,if ' K 1 1 - , , A 1 1,4 . gl f iv, N.. Sensors John Samblanet Commerual Course 1 2 Gen eral 'Z 4 Prom Commxttee 'Z F r uerw why h had '1 wherefore James Sanderbeck enel ul Course 1 VOCQI IIOIYII 4 4 Prom Clllllllllllee H1 Z 3 Spotllght Staff wsketbwll 1 In biskelbwll thls bov helped good old L H S lhrough llclman Schaeffer Sclenllfir. Course len Club 'I 4 Scholirshxp Team Somcllmes I studw Malcclla Schvsall Commcrcnl Course Glrl Re snrxes 'Z 4 Spotllghl Staff 4 L e 1 d nncmg lxuglung person Robext Samblanet Commercial Course H Y 4 Treasurer 4 N1t1onalHon or Soclety 4 Annual Staff .3 4 Spotllght Stiff 4 Rostro man Club 3 4 PI'6Sld6Tl1 4 Jumor Play 'S Scholirshlp Team 'R Semor Dav Commit tee 4 Theres 1 lot of devlltry be newth hls Innocence Rohut Sanders Genorll Course H Y 4 L the vxorld side Bel nice Schwab Commuunl Course Glrl Re serus 3 4 Spotlxght Staff 4 Comme-rull Club i 4 Treisurer 4 She lb W woman therefore mly be won Clnfford Scott COIDIHQICVII Course H Y 4 Spotllght Staff 4 Seldom seen with books ut :lx ns mllh '1 sn e S , wg 4 , x 7 , X If I V X s -. U- r k f '4 Y MH' ' 24 ' ,Q Xktjf g ,J -..f ..f -.f Q- , s. G' 'l Robert Scott Commercial Course Juruor Plan 3 Prom Commlttee 3 H1 Y 3 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Football 3 4 Lxterary 2 3 4 Debate 2 3 Boldness agam boldness and exer boldness Wlary Seefong Commercml Course Glrl Re serves J 4 Honor Glrls 4 Annual Staff 4 Spotllght Staff Reserxed for someones future Vlctor Sllagy Commerclal Course 1 9 Gen eril 3 4 Jumor Play 3 H1 Y 2 3 Spothght Staff 4 Commercxal Club 1 2 3 VICE Pres '3 Mgr Football Bas e ball Baseball l 2 3 The more me study the YTl0I'e WE d1SCOX CI' OLII' lgl'1OI' ance Then vshv study Bemard Sluss Vocauonwl Course Spotllglu Stiff 4 VICIOFN Corps 4 Not lwy Just dont feel llke vsorkmg X, 'f x x 5 ee .ilk l 25 Louls Sebald General Course MOXIQ Oper r 1 If at first you dont succeed forget lt Elizabeth Sherban College Entrance 1 2 C mercml 3 4 Prom COI'1ll'111ttSB 3 Girl Reserves 3 4 Annual Staff 1 Spotlight Staff 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Chap lam 3 4 Operettil 3 Glee ub 1 2 She was alw'1ys brlght and cheery Hllda Slmpson College Entrance Prom Com mxttee 3 Girl Reserxes 3 4 Secretary 4 Annual Staif 4 Rostronlan Club 2 3 4 Ju mor Play 3 In alll athletlcs dld she excel Melx ln Sny der Generfnl Course H1 Y 2 Leiders Club 3 4 Pm and Ring Commxttee Operetta 1 ee Club 1 4 tory Corps 4 A fellow of few words but words that mean somethmg wg vt X 1 Q Q' , A.. - ,f x,, ,X of t -L- . 14 ,. , 1 ZLL A 1 . 1 Xiffxx' X x S X 2 X Xml Ni Seniors Ruth Speakman General Courseg Spotlight Staff 4g Home Economxcs 1. 2. 3: Minerva 1.2. Be sllent 'md vou wll ul ways be safe Edlth Sponscller Pommerclal Course G1rl Re serves 'S 4 Cornmerclal Club 4 Pres 4 Invltaton Com 1n1ttee 4 Be caxeful 1t s my heart' Rlchard Shtt VOC'I1l0I1'll Course H Y 2 3 Spotllght Stuff 4 Football 1 2 'B 4 Basketballl 2 Tr ck 3 4 V1ctorx Corp I looked she fell J ag Sw allen Commerclal Course Class Of ficer Pres 2 4 Prom COIN tee 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 P 4 Basketball 1 2 P1n 1 d Rlng Commtttee Senlor Das Dont slgh ladles dont Slgh' XXX x I I X 1 f' X sj N 26 Jeanette Speakman General C o u r s eg Spotlight Staff 4: Home Economics 1. 2. 31 Minerva 1. 2, I haxe 1 heart vuxth room for exerw ms Mlrlam Starkey College Entrance Prom Com mtttee 3 G1rl Reserxes Rostronmn Club 'P 3 4 Op eretta 1 3 Band 9 Glee Club Honor ltes ID honest toll Vhlllam Sturgeon General Course Leaders Club 4 Cheerful and nex er troubled Paulme Theodore Coxnrnerctal Course Prom Commxttee 3 Annual Staff 'E 4 Spotlxght Staff 4 Operetta 1 Glee Club 3 4 Invttatlon Commntee 4 I5 UH . X-rf' X R . . xx 1 'XX my xg, K1 A ., C. 1 A iii' 3 4 ff X - - I I ' - Q - 5. . .A ' 1 ' 4' 344i ' X v I I' 'A ,cz v I ' -- - - 1. 2. 3. O ,fri 1 U W 3M1flf'- .' . 5 i- ..g - 14-- J K I I V - Z El. .. , '- ei ,- 1. 2. ., 3 ' 3 s 4. ' 1 4 .. A .. jg, X 3 , K I ,ar ' f . Q54 35, , . 1 Q . ' A 1 ' mit 3 '- ,, . 5 res. 3 ' ' 3 l ti ,. A .- , h .ny .5 -, 'g 4. ' Committee 4' ' There's fun in llfe and life ,eq - ' 'f 4 ,X .C C I if ' ' ' E235 .53 .Z Q A ,137 MX! xxx f!f7'1F W fl A-4 .K 1 1 1, , 1111- lffexiff M1 to we so 1 f 1 K ,Qt 3 YXQL 1,1 1 ,J bij? ff if , G if ffl lxg-::1g , Q 51522, , ,, E J 7 If X 1 .X I -F A, I Hr' JL- f ' lf 'll Ns , lf? K--Lf' l,,,,,,2' f X61 fl. 1 1 Xgf y tg y - ,,m 'UU'- ,fp- 10' 0745-gd Rita Tournoux College Entrwnce Gtl R series 3 4 Artnuwl Stiff 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Operetii 1 Not so shx 'as her manner would ippewr Kenneth Volt7 College Entrance Class Offi cer Treasurer 2 3 4 Movie Operator 2 '3 Junior Plav 3 Prom Committee 3 H1 Y 2 3 Vice Pres 2 Spotlight Stuff B'iskeib'tll 1 2 3 Tr'1 1 P Invitation Committee 4 Victory Corps 4 Senior Day Committee 4 Newer was I 'nfrild of women James Wehlmg Scientific Course Class OFE1 c r P es l Vice Pres 2 'i Prom Committee 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres 2 Nationwl Honor So ci y 3 4 Science Club l Pin and Ring Committee Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Scholarship Te'1m 1 2 3 4 Victory Corps 4 In all his studies he does fine Janice Zorger Commercial Course 1. -, 33 General 41 Girl Reserves 31 Spotlight Staff 4g Home Ec- onomics 2, 3, . Ever late, Irene Tun ner College Entrance Girl Re erxes 3 4 Annual Stuff 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Scholarship Tewm Alvmxs Jollx alxxms kind She s the girl me like to find Fi ed Von Kanel Vocwtionil Course Prom Com mittee 'I Spotlight Stuff 4 Vntory Corps 4 Some think the world inside for fun 1nd frollc 'Ind so does Fred VVllham Welsend locational Course Spotlight Qtiff 4 Leaders Club 2 'S 4 Victory Corps 4 Questions dont bother me its the answers Anna Zu ick Commercial Course: Girl Re- serves 3. 43 Commercial Club 4g Home Economics 1, 2. A rose is sweeter in the bud them full blown. f f N 1' 'X , t ,' 1 I ff f -. . , . , if N , X . , , , f X i Y I X, f .,- , if xx, , tl , 1 i 1 x I t I X . . I ,Q ,x f l X ' -5 X 1 ' 'il ff . , , 27 ll IZ I l ll 22 ! Sensor Day The second SQDIOI Dax ID the hxstorv of Lou1sx1lle Hlgh School was held on Wednesday Aprll 14 1943 Th1s project vxas worked out 1n the Soc1al Lwmg classes under the supe1x1s1on of Mr Holzwarth Sex eral days were spent IH these classes dlSCl1SS1I'1g the pohcy ldea and general woxth of such a project The mam ObJeCtlX9S declded upon were to f3!'I1ll1HI'1ZG the stu dents wlth the organlzatxon and admlnlstlatlon of our schools and to gnc them a better understandmg and appreclatlon of the dutles and respons1b1l1 t1es of both the teachers and the students Any senlor who XV1Sl16d to be a member of the Board of EdUCHt1OD se cured a pet1t1on s1gned by tvx enty semors The members of the semox class then voted for the students who 1n thexr op1n1on were best quallfied fox such a pos1t1on The followlng persons were elected to serve James Wehl mg Presldent James Lam1elle Vxce Pres1dent Joan Armstrong Clelk Helen Cook and Carl Bankox 1ch Th1s gloup WO1k6d d1l1gently for many days mteruewmg students and rece1v1ng appllcatlons for the pos1t1ons of supermtendents pr1nc1pals teach ers l1brar1ans and custodlans Each pe1son selected held h1s pos1t1on Fox a half day thus gumg mole students a chance to pa1t1c1pate actu ely m the school set up The school boaxd members w1th due prestxge v1s1ted the classes and new teachers thloughout the day The supermtendents for the day were Robert Loury and Jay Swallen the pr1nc1pals were Kenneth Voltz and Ben Beck Some of the student teachers and the subjects they taught were Maman Adams Latm Bob Samblanet Busmess Enghsh JHDICG M0lH6t Soclal L1X1Hg Anthony Marko and Bud McK1mm Boys Phys1calEducat1on Helen B1rcher Glrls Phys1cal Educat1on The day prox ed to be a xery successful one and the cooperat1on of the students and faculty was excellent Sen1or Day came to a close when the entire hlgh school met fo1 the sen1o1 assembly probram Supexmtendent Robext Loulx Supelmtcndent Jay Swallen Boaxd of Educatlon Call Bankoxlch Helen Cook James Wehllng Joan Axmstlong James Lam1elle PI1I1C1p3lS Kenneth Voltz Ben Beck Txpmg Shorthand Industual Arts H1StO1X Soclal L1V1Hg Cons Ed lzabeth Shelban Melv1n Snyder Maly Helen Kandel ejafibgfgggg diblbr llllt ' Kitt A V 4 H ttltztt' ,Zi - - , s. - P!::4 I ' . ' . u v 1 V A f I A 1 I . - ' , ' I 'i - - ' , ' '. I ' Y . I I '. 1 4 ' A . ' . S' . . 4 ' A l A . , 4 - , ' . in 1 .. . Y I ' 'I , I , . . 1 - . . .5 'A - . , .D ' ' ' e . 4 4 ' Al 1 I 4 4 4, - , l - ' ' ' ' o . ' VA I ' f, 1. A- 1. f I . l V: YA . . n . .4 . r . 4 U ' '. ' ' ' 4, t I ' 1 . ' 1 . A Q ' , '. . . ' ' 4- 4 . '. , I - - I ,J ' I , . ' ' x. . . ' I f . ' , Q, A ' ' U A V ' V ,A A 1 ' r . A ' 4' . --- , I .. I . f n u' V u av- agkilltl, 'ff' N ' Juniors ,fe-. gi - We :X f l nvfxs PSV' J t XX it x X s N, K X' X . .X 4 ,V XS-ZQ S ,Wi if! ., K-'w K N 1, V X ,ff xX XX Advlsors Mrs Ostrander Mr Matheny Who sells the candy and Chr1stmas cards and collects tax stamps here at school? A , Why thats the Jun1or class earmng money fO1 the Jun1orSen1o1 Prom f Yes th1s class worked hard all yea1 long gettmg leady for the prom ZX wh1ch vxas held May 16 S-, lk Guess Agaln was the1r annual Jun1or Play whlch was very success fully presented and greatly enjoyed by the aud1ence The Junlors also contr1buted the1r share of part1c1pants to the athleflc teams and other extra currrculal 3Ct1V1t1GS Early 1n March they held a St Patrlcks Day Dance and late ID tue sprlng closed the1r Junlor year wlth the annual p1cn1c OFFICERS Presldent Jack D1llman Secretary Sh1rley Lmder Treasulel R1chard Caln :J fl N 7 F xi-7 kr xf X 30 f s , Xt glvfiy -. , Wm 'XXX WW lo! rf: f l Nh: ' il 1 be l A ' : . , . 1 x.,,xx-A SQKNTEVXIQIT sa U . 4' . Wlifffft-ygz -- ' ' ' lfaif ' . , . . . . , . ' ' I , . , - . Q . . . . 7 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rrs,,,,rrrcrrrr,rrr,,,r,,r,rr,r,,rrrsr,rrrr.rr,rrrrrr,,,,r,,,,,r... ' Vice-President .......cctt,.rcc.rrrcrrr,r,,,r,,,,,,, tttcrc.c..ct..,tt.uu..uuu. C harles Dougherty . . y'qeA ey'y'y ' y 'yrley e y'ycycy'y'Wt,c, ey'y'y 'y'ytyry'yey'yr.r yryry'y'yeys,sy'y'yty'y'ye,c,'yty', e ,e,'ycy'y 'yt.t,'Qey y A y ',','yeyey'yc,c ycycyclclcye I e I . - N Y ,j . f 3 if K.!! ll? X 'lf' XXX '-,y A77 fbfxx ff 'N H .S . JJ wx' ' ly , xv x . 1-.nn gan 1 'N ' I lf . j Nix e -Q- Q XY is XA Yi f JN Af. X ,J AA' 'NV K . 75 QNS, I ., N .1 k fx X x x f XX I2 X! Zx If ' If Vllllard Krablll Jack Dlllman Laverne Hahn Ray Comfort 2nd Row Dorls Samblanet Marne Nexghbor Patrxcla Callan Wtlda Grosenbaugh Estrelda Andrews Emma Shaub Emma Pochubay June Gllbert Rlta Mae Vloland 3rd Row Dale Sluss Nova Rohrer Mae Jordan Ruth Slaugenhaupt Mary Contos Frances Rlne Mary Lou G0OdlHg Hllda Ludwig Bettv Stlmmel Wanda Jean Dailey Ruth Ann Henning Martha Boron Jane Brahler Mr Matheny Advlsor 4th Row Kathryn Martm Faye Marker June Grosenbaugh Enld Weber Frances Sttmmel Kathryn Klntner Alvce Larson Jane Beutler Dorxs Jacob Thelma Hetrlngton Thelma Shogkllng Daun Thoman Shlrlev Linder Jean Lee Vlarren Janser nth Row-Charles Dougherty Patrxck ZWlCk Rlchard Blxler Rxchard Mowry Rlchard Fockler Thomas Zvuck Paul Shoemaker Harland Mlller Albert Rodak Leroy Oyster George Doyle 6th Rovl Dax 1d Schmutker Russell Leslle Jack Dale Tom Sommeryxlle Rlchard Clark Gene Cuenot Ralph Thelss Carl Frank Robert Rltchle Robln Hennmg Basll Cuenot Gene Menser lst Row Rlchard Cam Dale Dornan George Conrad Charles Glyder Charles Leuenberger John McCauley Robert Hauenstem Loren Brown Rollm Tels Thayer Sallxe Ruth Pxckens Vlanda Lesh Edlth Coleman Mary Cheek 'Zrd Row Rachel Myers Lols Harsh E1leen Shockllng Evelyn Kxndler Jorqullllne Gouenat 'Vl1e Wllton Susxe Sturgell Joan Rlddle Dorts GI'lHl Maxtne Gxeseman Flora Knouff Mary Louxse Kagey Mrs Ostrmder Adxlsor 4th Row Margaret Staehll Mae Burns Julla Mlller Helen Schrader Alyce Shrn er Elleen Bur gess Marguerlte Haren Edith Hostetler Donna Je nn Infield vlfglllli Dnmmerllng Arlene Kandel Cltherme Metzger oth Row Mmllard Uppernxan George Nlenstex Charles Sluss Don xld Schradet Robert Young gobfert Dwyer Cletus Hostetler Wendell Oberlnn XX alter Staehlx Robert Slofer James Allan Ray o man 6th Rovl Harold Jones Rnymond Nlonat Paul Allxson Kenneth Ostler Donald Beach George Sommers Jarxxs Trump Frantls Haren John Caroselll Wendell Rohrer Ctrl Hoffman Glen Hmnay Xlxlllam Crawford fx , 1 41 t XX ,ffxx XXX f X , of f lx,-711 31 S4 x 41 L .- Max uf .2167 X X X ,j. X XJ'-, K 'U 1 it , A--.,, A S lyme, . lla, fl' . l 1.,,,f. -QMLTF E g'f, ',l 1 fx 'Q .Lx Xxx! af' xf-' , will l fly 'lg I ctk,,gf-'fri' V ' - V 4 . - V ffl A ' if - 'f , ' ' . ' ' . . ' , :lfxw5l.t.o - -. , , . , . ' . . .w., , X , . . . . . . LW- , , , , . , . It - in V1 xx , , - , 4 f' 'xfx - . ' . , , ' , ' ' . X - ' ' ' L . ' . . ' . . . X if ' Y V- ' . . , . L ' . L v ' . -V K K ' ' . '. V . ' . ' 1. ' l ,K V' -, T A 1 I . Q C , , 1 . C . fl-L 2nd Row-Rita Meininger. Eileen Ruflin. Theresa Samblanet, Grace Rohrer, Martha Blackmer. V125 l ' ' ' . ' . 1 . . . , . i ' , 'A ' . l 1 ' K , ' ' . ' ' I 1 . 1. , L ' Y gy, , ' . , . 1 . . X 1XL,j . . . V . . af' -, - - ' Z . .K I. , , . . , . , . QI, X ' '- '. . . . ' '. . 2 1 '. . ,f ' . ' , ', 1 . ', . 1 ' . . T757 rv h .i' Q A l I -. v F. ' c 1 - Q F ,- fx fiyl, fd! , 1 S fn, x ,J N .- f .M . ,f C 1 ft f ff , , Q at X teal, fav: X1 Cv' 7' f 1 1 W ff 1. - ' x 'V ' ,ff A' , - .-, J xr xflxf j :zggikgis-1 Q. W 1 5 1 F -T Q4 ' L f - .1 t ui f--, 1 y lf ff --1-of Q ,tt f f F f of , ,J at A f so J gt ,- jf f--LJ. aku. , T AV 7 K W- X-L.- f 1 J X. lf f. L,-L f - f 1 , f L ff-,.,.-- 44 A Sophomores 1n'F X.,,1.. --Q nl :nn 'll in--ug.,-A-. at NQM XX X ,Q A fwfr Xgiff ALlll.lJ7 X SEZ f Af' 94 Tx CSPSWR fax 'X X Adv1sors Mlss Warstle1 Mr Holshoy X The sophomore class had a fine group of athletes 1n both basketball and Q football They also had many members of then class belongmg to the band 01 chestra glee club Rostroman and Sclence Clubs and other organlzatlons of ,Q the school X Two very successful pa1t1es were held durlng the year and a p1CH1C at if the end of the xear brought a chmax to the class second year at LOU1SX1ll6 Hlgh School X , X OFFICERS Pres1dent Mark Zwxck V1ce Pxesldent Roland Hoppes X T1 easul 91 W1ll1a1n Pett1grexx fflfxx X MXN y lxfz X-X X 32 KX Wh Qi, xxx 191 ff .fxtfl ,ffxf ffxil . Ny 1311? .U W l 1 sf-awe fe t K, Q f if I ', . r jg - W 7 . . vt WW . . ' . . 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'X M' 24 llffisjlj Ing? 1 2 X I f V, ll!f '-D skk -K EI J ff MJ ee he ef t ,ZX ,- 1 X, 1 1 X Il Il lst Row Walter M1day Lomel Harsh Loms Thorn Donald Kagey Alex Brady Charles Mason Marvm Klmgaman Harold Walker Melvln Sluss B1ll Tamlelle Paul Zwxck 2nd Row Ethel Fuchs Marxe Mxday Marym Tens Arlene Vkelsend June Er1sey Ruta Kandel Dorls Cowley Phyllls Cassler Jean Reblllot 3rd Row PHIFICIH McDonald Nellle Hostetler Eumce Jordan Mary Taylor Bernad tte Hupp Eleanor Herrxck Marv Jane Luke Isabelle Fab1an Katherlne Culler Jatkxe Brobst Betty Bovxers Rose Marxe Goodw1n Mary Lou Manos Dorothy Thomas Mlss Warstler Advlsor 4th Row Maurlta Paumler Delores P1llot Mary Ellen Cumn Edlth Schllllg Ruth Shepherd Martha Hodell Mary Sxlagy Ruth Bachtel Margaret Edwards Mary Helen Lautzenhelser Tvxylah Leslle Norma Fogle Thelma Schwab Helen Bury h Row Paul Menegay Joseph Paum1er YKIHIRIII Schocklmg Lexus Ostler James Donoxan Charles Crawford Tmdy Houser Loren Taylor Rollm Hoppe Paul Paquelet Olen Hershberger Edward Sluss John Sluss Phllhp Sommers Row Harrv Huckels Homer Nevyhouse Thomas Hoox er Bernard Shoemaker Russel Haren Robert Lahnmers Paul Blandford Yhlfred Culler Robert Immel Gordon Ball Eugene Servey lst Rovx John Nees Duane Zorger Ian Schmucker Cletus Conrad Aastm Snyder Marland Hoover Tom Dowllng Earl Plesla Clalr TaPage Gerald Warner 2nd Rovt Frances Scharlo Ruth Yoder Exelyn Xhlktnson Vlxlnn Exans Ida Schwall Barbara Reblllot Georgene Tletgen Marian Gulllng Norma Schaffner 3rd Rom Betty Myers Donna Jean Trevx Irene Nlorrls Ellzabeth Antram Rosemary Heffleboner Grace Werner Irene Shankel Norma Jean Butterv Lori Carroll Nlarcelll Pfouts Betty XI agner Shlrley Dlllman Stella Be uber Stella Waldman Mr Holshoy Adxlsor 4th Rove Man Gero Mars Emhoff Jane Cook Llllnan Haren Bessle Engle Marv Gllbert Jean Rhodes wth Row Richard Lxnerode Web Kllkenny Calxm Schlott James Rlley Mark Zvuck Joe Sam blanet Donald Smlth Peter Soundy Donald Kmch Donald Glydex Elmer Cheyraux John How ard Donald Stocker Kenneth Gordon 6th Rovl R11h1rd Gllbert How xrd Roth Ray Unkefer George Anderson Wayne Sprmg Robert Mustzcthlo Richard Ferrell Leroy Vxn Horn Donxld Dans Rlchard McClay Vhllnm Pettlgrexx Harold Domer Jxck XI artluft Cletus Schwallle Ernest Coberlx Janes Metzger Xxx fx 2 WJ 33 1 1 T ' v I L - - ' 1 V- l . 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N Freshmen Adv1sors Mr Boyle MISS Uhcny These newcomers to LOu1SV1ll9 Hlgh School already are maklng a name for themselves 1n school aCtlV1tleS The freshmen basketball team coached by Mr Holzwarth has a number of future varslty stars on lt The freshmen class had two very successful partles on September 19 and on March 20 A PICHIC IS also scheduled for the end of the year OFFICERS Presldent Lester Adams Secretary Sh1rley Edwards Treasurer LOIS M1ller if fejfibwfgggfg fionef ll S E r rc S O . 'F. 'U '-9 2 155-1: llfbg ' H35 ' , v i -. i'5.i ' : GJ: 4 2 'D - 5 5 . . E ' 5' ' UQ .ff , -'fi Y ,--:T-4 Ki4,,-Q' 'f 7 N.- ,- xg' - KT a ,gl Q Pt ' pf . ,Af , xv, , J Xe ,Xe X , xi ,wp ' Y' 5. l ff, V llffbfff J ff-XA . X. x gf as---J fxg gg fx uhatee- dwzfdiczaa' lst Row Charles Runkle Donald Haubert Donald Wartluft Herbert Haas Frank Bankovlch Robert RUHICF Ralph Daxly Jack Bachtel Marshall McDonald Jlm Mockerman 2nd Row Nedra Conway Helen Fuchs Jean Gllbert Shlrlex Ebllng Pearl Mattern Martha Downs Joan Helm Norma Roth Audrey DeWalt 3rd Row Irene Morrls Shlrley Edwards Margaret Maurer Goldle Jones Mary Ellen Frase Ellzabeth Olmger Jerry Dlckerhoof Ruth Crowell Luella Menegay Donna Blrchfleld Frances Palge Arlene Ruflbach Helen Frost Phyllls Crawford Lola Wallace 4th Row Jean Schwall Joanne Haxdet Marguerlte Buchmann Catherme Radalta Ruth Jac quet Ladlne Frltz Dorothy Freeland Hllda Metzger Kathleen Myers Corrme Gulllng Glorla DHVIS Nedra Cunningham Norma Smxth Patty Schwab MISS Ullcny Advlor Sth Row Donald Molnet Russell Gullmg Harold Gullmg Oscar Metzger Ray Bercaw John Smlth B111 Lamb John Starck Lester Adams James Scharlo Melxm Bowman Delbert Couts Rob ert Young Elmus McCauley 6th Row Elwood Schmucker Donald GIVGHS James Coberly Paul Lmerode Wllllam Norton Earl Stan Mary Loulse Ford Edlth Clark CllHOI'd Meyers Jerrx Knapp James Samblanet Elmef Crowl Russell Raber lst Row-Clliford Thorn Paul Snyder Gene Hoff EIVID Sommers Harold Bower Gene Hoffman Lavern Zwxck Ralph Burgess Robert Sluss Jack Goebel Kenneth Schrader 2nd Row Mary Speakman Paullne Crowl Marllyn Aderholt Helen Burkhart Arlene Reblllot Mary Alxce Armstrong Jean Hunter Rose Mlday Mary Ann Fablan 3rd Row Arlene Fogle Norma Jean Txetgen Edith Kendall Martha Zumkehr Ruth Ann Sefert Lols Miller Betty Shepherd Martha Doyle Vxvlan Dlmmerllng Eleanor Smxth Juamta Davlm Janxce Sommers Elaine Tedrlck Martha Randall Anna Mae Kllkennv Beulah Wolfie Betty Carroll 4th Row Mary Vlagner Joyce Stoddard Kathryn Brown Patrlcla Kxrkland Dorothy Bentz Vlfglnlil Scott Marie Kolm Rlta Rosla Juamta Saunler Anna Plntur Dorothy Monnot Theresa Huseln Donna Plumley Wllma Stlne Elalne Bradshavl Phxllms Mldax Mr Bovle Advisor 5th Row Dan Dovullng CllEOI'd Wlllour Sheldon Schmucker 'vhlllam Klndler John Kxnemond flames Gulllng Wlllxam Beck Jerry McK1mm Paul Gatts Harold Fockler Marian Sefert Donald anrny 6th Row-Cleo Schmucker Lowell Mowry Lee Rastetter Daxxd Hoobler Paul lXewhouse Paul Espenschled Arthur Hupp Elmer Jacob Roger Beulur Glen Stofer Paul Swnnderman T 'X' X xx xx x N fdf ua fK- E' rl ,Q F! rd! ,f.:1g--,H 35 jr' jf- .AXJV X l fx xx X xgv! 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M 3221:-T A .f sumfv t 't MW x T, ri tkr' R xx W'x hr? t -TF xl., ,fill 3Ff?NN li-3 ramp' I 1st Row Davld Dlckerhoof Mitchell Souers Rlchard Souers Chester Hosmer James Harsh Glen Smlth John Jackson Ph1ll1p Rlddle Vernon Kllngaman B1ll Baughman Alfred Dlckey Clalr Nelson 2nd Row-Janice Souers Betty Shaw Jane Nelson Sally Stoddard Helen MOTTIS Betty Reld Shlrley Shaw Carol Snyder Mary Hoobler Barbara Wagner Ellzabeth Brown Joan Cam Shirley Brunner 3rd Row Mr Holzwarth Advzsor Forest Yoder Jlmmv Green Donna Brown Shxrley Blxler Mary Lowe Joanne Dunlap Dons Cassler Marian Henning Marcella McCauley Elma Runkle Phyllxs Northrop Marjorle Zorger Barbara Ault Dean Taff Wllbur Warner Mrs Well Advnsolr 4t.h Row James Ferree B111 Thomas James Van Fossan Jack Coberly John Souers James Sefert Duane Grunder Ralph Brown Earl Beaver Thomas Schaffner Elmer Royer Mxss Mont gomery Mxss McPherson Advlsors 5th Row John Brunner Charles Thoman B111 McDonald Lou Ann N1chola1des Carol Gonser Martha Domer Catherme Royer Martha Ann Mooth Jerry Dunnaway Judtth Doll Euroxa Fulton Claxre Jane Eblmg Clazre Reckley Patty Cook Enleen Saumer 6th Row Joe Mustacchxo Elmer Oyster Wllham Blackmer Rxchard Kauth Robert Leslxe Jnmmy Rlza Donald Ickes Wayne Meadows Steve Kxtzle Vxorel Stefan Paul Metzger Kelth Loury Rlchard Romlgh Edward All Davld McCauley Claud Hallas 7th Grade Advxsors 8th Grade Advlsors Mlss McPherson, Mr Holzwarth Mrs Well, Mlss Montgomery The seventh and elghth grades had two Jomt partles one on September 18 and the other on March 19 Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer AW Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Donna Brown Helen Morrls Shlrley Bxxler SE 255125 Robert Leslle Martha Ann Mooth Sally Stoddard 1' x ,-7-ki 55' x f Z ew -if Z fffC nt- I will 4 A E J, ' fi. 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F 4-1 -:giaiiigl Z?-ff zzz: + ' , x g 'H 1 6 Q Q, I' I ll Q4 CLUBS 'M' B w X1 M wx - bf Q! .1 Ny ' M Q 0 R 'N .ES X ff 'X si p x XX MM 'I' Q p1-v 37 II!! fi ,I K N M2 Junlor I-ll Y Sponsors Mr Matheny Mr M1ller Last fall the Jun1or H1 Y was composed of e1ght sophomole members The 1n1t1al members added enough sophomore and freshmen members to total th1rty In1t1at1on was held on October 14 1n a very 1mpress1ve serv1ce dlrected by thelr sponsor Mr M1ller However Mr Mlller was 11nmed1ately called to the servlce of h1s country and Mr Matheny became the clubs advlsor Durlng the year the club enJoyed a vuener roast a play nlght ln the school audltorlum and a theater party The clubs aCt1V1t19S were d1rected by four commlttees wh1ch arranged the programs conducted the devotlons and scheduled soc1al events The Junlor H1 Y took over the collectlon of sales tax stamps the second semester and used the money for varlous worthy projects OFFICERS Joe Samblanet John Nees Tom Hoover Cletus Schwall1e Presxdent V109 Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sensor HI Y Sponsor Mr Moffett Two of the outstand1ng ex ents sponsored by the H1 Y thls year were the var1ety assembl1es wh1ch they presented to the h1gh school student body At the first var1ety assembly several of the boys took part 1n a mock sembly He told the students what they had wrltten on a p1ece of paper after the papers had been burned They also w1th the help of the P T A and G R helped sponsor the xarlety show g1ven on February 26 At Chr1stmas t1me the club sent g1ftS to the s1ck and took toys to the ch1ldren at Molly Stark They helped to gne the student body the Chrlst mas Splrlt by contr1but1ng to the decoratmg of the school On March 8 the club sponsored the annual county H1 Y G R meetmg PraCt1C9 dances were g1ven at VHFIOUS tlmes throughout the year for the benefit of all students The Sweetheart Dance was the outstand1ng soclal event of the year Thus the H1Y has exper1enced another successful and progress1ve year under the sponsorsh1p of Mr Moffett OFFICERS Presldent Jay Swallen Vlce Presldent Ben Beck Secretary Kenneth Hxrst Treasuer Robert Samblanet wmwhgg mw ll t .-1 -Z, :::.-::: 91- . 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X e, x U Junior Hi-Y Senior Hi-Y I lst Row Puul Snyder Cllfford Thorn Lmnel Harsh Lotus Thorn Jack Goebel Kenneth Schrader Charles Crawford Joe Paum1er 2nd Row Mr Matheny Sponsor James Gulllng Edward Sluss C1a1r Le Page Earl Plesla Tom Hoover John Nees Homer Newhouse Paul Paquelet Arthur Hupp Mr Mlller ex sponsor 3rd Row John Starck Mark Zwlck Cletus Schvtalhe Dornld D'lVlS Wlllnm Pettlgrevt Joe Samblanet Donald Ktnch James Rlley lst Row Rav Hoffman Laxern Hahn Charles Leuenberger Ben Beck Jay Swallen Kenneth H1rst Robert Samblanet Rlchard Cam Russell Mtday Znd Row Mr Moffett Sponsor Wtlllam Crawford Geore Menster Anthony Marko Jack Dlllman Wendell Oberlln John Zumkehr V1c Sllagy Robert Lourw 3rd Row James Caldwell Nlck Mosnot Tom Zwtck Cltfford Scott Robert Krablll Paul Shoe maker Harland Muller Carl Bankovlch Warren Janser Robert Dvtver Blxler Rlthard P1quelet Bernard McK1mm Melxm Snwder Kenneth Voltz Vlxllmn Fritz 5th Row Vhllmm Retnhart Rlchird Stltt Fred Von K'mel Tom SOl'lll'll6I'Nlll6 Robert Sanders Robert Rttchle Eugene Melser Pat Zwtck Robert Scott , ffm jfffx H-f of KVQQZQM 5 I V ' ft .. ' . I 4 Q . ' f' S 'V - R x l C J Ag ,V I, ' l ' 1 lrgi I 1' , . ' . . . . I , ' . f, X J . ' - S ' .' . Y ' . Y' ' ' ' , N V- A V , A V . Q . Q . v - X-, tl, , , , . 'A . ,J t 4th Row-Millard Upperman. Richard Grossrnan, David Schmucker. James- Wehling, Richard ,X If J f' fl , ,L -X V, QS S X- . Wlff t ' f ' - , t J X ' f lf - 5 - , l 1' ,K t , - he g , . -,t V W , -r . -,-,, I ff , . 1 -, t ,, tl w f X 1 a,,.,g, , W . lf . ,, - X t f ., 1 C . e rf r Q ' C., 00ffccm4' of 70.,-4.fKZ4 N '51 2221 2 E. X Honor Girls Advisor: Miss Ulicny The purpose of the Honor Girls is to encourage girls to make the most of their intelligence and personality. The Honor Girls are Girl Reserves with high standards of character, personality, leadership, service, and schol- arship. A War Bulletin Board on the third floor was sponsored by the girls. The purpose of this bulletin was to make the students of Louisville High more war-minded. They also sponsored the Stocking Campaign at Louisville High. A box was placed on the First floor and the stockings which were put in it were sent to the U. S. Headquarters at Columbus. The Honor Girls were also custodians of the teacher's lounge. Plants and magazines were added to the lounge to make it more homelike and each week the girls cleaned it These were sex eral of the projects conducted by the Honor G11 ls thi ough out the year 70,-41464 Girl Reserves Sponsor Miss Ulicny The motto of the Girl Reserves is To find and give the best Mem bership 1S limited to Junior and senior girls who are dependable and upright in character The Valentine Dance was the outstanding social event of the year spon sored by the Girl Reserves The feature of the evening vxas the crowning of the King and Queen of Hearts Why the Chimes Rang was a Christmas play presented to the P T A at their December meeting and also to the student body in a Christmas assembly Christmas wrappmgs and scrapbooks were sent to the U S O for the boys in the service The girls also knitted squares and made an afghan for the Red Cross The club then helped sponsor the L H S Varieties in conjunction with the H1 Y and P T A The proceeds of the evening were used to mail Spot lights to the graduates of Louisville High who are now fighting for their country The mailing of these Spotlights was sponsored by the Girl Reserves The last major activity of the club was that of sponsoring a 1943 Victory Book Campaign for the boys in the service The officers of the club are as follows President Joan Armstrong Vice President DOI'1S Grlm Secretary Hilda Simpson Treasurer Mary Margaret Gulling Chaplam Grace Couts Program Chairman Carolyn Dudley :if eieeaagg faia ll . s ll ,.,.., slzrf 35? ...rf- Ir? ,vafzeif J... f- I-lonor Girls Girl Reserves Q, X lf Qt N E get 1 Q Xl ' -f 4, ie K, ,Ae X V! vf Ll. L ,Q .K fXX X 1 TAM I MISS Ulxcnv Adxlsor Norma Brrcher Marmn Adams Nllrmm Mxller Jom Armstrong Mary Seefong Mary M1rg1ret Gullmg lst Row Helen Cook Joan Armstrong Mary Margaret Gulllng Carolyn Dudley Grace Couts Hilda Sxmpson Dorls Grxm Audrey Harsh Wanda Lesh 2nd Row Mary Lou Goodmg Julla Mlller Lors Harsh Mary Louxse Ksrgey Rlhl Memmger Donna Jean Infield Jane Beutler Elleen Shockllng Anna Margaret. Zwlck M'1.ry Corey Ellzabeth Sherban Norma Blrcher Juanltw Kwndel M'1rg'xret. Staehll Joan Rlddle Maxme Gleseman Mlrxam Starkey 3rd Row Bernlce Schwab Wanda Jean Dallev Jean Lee Arlene Kandel Frances Stxmmel Rita Vxoland Vlrglnla Dxmmerhng Ruth Ann Henning Evelyn Kmdler Betty Hockmg June Gros enbaugh Frances Rlne June Gllbert Mary Seefong Mary Helen Kandel 4th Row Mlss Ulxcny Sponsor Wllda Grosenbaugh Velma Flrth Betty Emhoff Jwnxce Molnet Marcella Schwall Esther Monnot MTFJOTIC McDonald Mlrlam Mlller Ruta Tournoux Irene Turner Patrlcra Callan Emma Pochubay Lllllan McClay Ruth Blxler Dorls Jacob Edxth Sponseller Catherine Metzger Daun Thoman Mary Contos Helen Frlck Marth1 Bentz Mar lan Ad1ms Hllda Ludwlg Dorxs Samblanet Ruth Slaugenhaupt Helen Blrcher XLT X ffe X Y X X J 'X X 41 ,gf ,Z .n -Q ,, K ,Y . 1 , , 'W , l l 5 , U ' 1, Q I xxx A- ' , l ' ' , l ' ' , 'l 4 . A V' ' , A I X 4 5th Row-Betty Coolr. Enid Weber, Mary Rupple. Shirley Linder. Kathryn Kintner. Alyce Larson. V L 4 is f,,1, K A J J J, , 1 7. 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I . sl , tk U L f. 1 ', J: J Lf X A --- ' X' ff N'-Q s ' 'J' f ' N5-2 Q11--f4 'in 2111 2 f E E x Science Club Sponsors Mr Stuckey Mr Ward The Scxence Club 1S composed of h1gh school students lnterested 1n sc1ence It 1S under the sponsorshlp of Mr Stuckey and Mr Ward Each 1nd1v1dual 1n the club IS to work on a speclal project and the members must show cont1nual progress on these projects 1n older to ICIUHIII ln the club Some of the 1nterests of the students are l1qu1d a1r black l1ght refrlgeratlon model a1rplanes and photography The mam project of the entlre club thls year was the finger prmtmg of h1gh school students Evely hlgh school student w1sh1ng It was fingez prlnted free of charge Two COpl6S were made of every person s finger prlnts One was on file for club reference and the other was sent to the Federal Bureau of Investlgatlon at Washington D C to be kept on file for c1v1l1an reference Forms were sent to the school from the F B I and J Edgar Hoover endorsed the plan of finger pr1nt1ng h1gh school students At one of the meetmgs a member of the F B I spoke to the club OFFICERS Presldent Jack Dlllman V1ce Presldent Pat ZWlCk Secretary Jane Beutler Treasurer Wlllard Krablll 6040166 Sponsors Mr Walter Mrs We1l The Commerclal Club has undertaken a lar e project th1s 5931 The project IS the one of selllng bonds and stamps ID the school The bonds and stamps were bought from the local Post Offxce They had sexelal un1que wajs of conductmg th1s sale of stamps and bonds One was the way thes sponsored the selling of stamps to the grade school ch1ldren for Valent1nes day These ch1ldren used stamps mstead of xal ent1nes for the1r annual xalentme party Th1S was a very patr1ot1c deed for the grade ch1ldren Another way was for each loom to compete w1th all others ln see1ng whlch room w1ll sell the most Th1S room rece1ved a banner and kept It untll another room sold more than the prevlous room Then near the end of the year the room whlch sold the most stamps kept the banner for the rest of the year On March 12 th1s club gaxe an assembly at whlch tlme the ma1n progx am was a Truth or Consequence show The offlcers of the club are as follows Presldent Edlth Sponseller V1ce Presldent Mar1an Gulhng Secretary Mary Margaret Gull1ng Treasurer Bernlce Schwab Chapla1n Elxzabeth Sherban ltiffbmfggfgq ffmkvo ll 2255? - NO - 2525 J -' e , 5. my 25:52 - c 5551 A . ll ll I ll 22 2 2 E2 x ,Z S Af 'N Science Club Commerclal Club qs- l A 9-uni lst Row Evelyn Klndler Mary Emhoff Betty Emhoff Grace Werner Helen Frlck Jane Beut ler Kathleen Myers Hllda Metzger 2nd Row Mr Stuckey Sponsor Homer Newhouse P'1ulSwmderman Herman Schaeffer Kath ryn Kmtner Alyce Larson Russell Mlday James Gullmg Donald Kagey Mr Ward Sponsor 3rd Row George Menster Rxchard Grlbert Ernest Coberley Tom ZWlLk Bull Frltz Ben Beck Pat Zwlck George Anderson Wlllard Krablll Jack Dlllman lst Row Janlce Sommers Mary Lou Manos Bernlce Schwab Edlth Sponseller Ellzabeth Sherban Mary Margaret Gullmg Anna Margaret Zwlck Mary Loulse Kagey 2nd Row Mrs Well Sponsor Norma Tletgen Anna Mae Kilkenny Donna Jean Trew Marlan Gullmg Arlene Rufibach Vlrglnla Scott Jerry Dxckerhoof Wanda Lesh Dorls Cowley Mr Walter Sponsor 3rd Row Robert Hauenstem Lols Harsh Emma Schwab Lllllan McClay Evelyn Porcher Betty Cook Mary Sxlagv Edxth Schllhg Georgene Txetgen Patrlcla Callan Ray Hoffman wcfbwfggfg fiolbl . 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Leaders Club Sponsor Mr Ashbaugh The Leaders Club 1S composed of boys who have never been the w1n ners of any varslty letters Those who have recelved letters are not el1g1ble for the club Each boy who IS accepted 1n the club must first have passed all or most of h1s physxcal tests the precedlng year He IS voted on then by the present members of the club Th1s club usually sponsors the annual basketball banquet but due to the shortage and ratxomng of foods they were unable to have one th1s year These boys cooperate w1th the cheerleaders 1n promotmg the school sp1r1t and bu1ld1ng up the morale of the teams and the school In addxtxon to cooperatmg wxth the cheerleaders they also a1d the1r teacher 1n conductmg the Physlcal Educatlon classes The Leaders Club also takes xt upon themselves to present a m1n1ature track shoe to each member of the track team who breaks a prevlous school record Last year they presented two boys wlth m1n1ature track shoes These two boys were Arthur Fockler and Kenneth Gulllng OFFICERS Presldent Anthony Marko V1ce Presldent N1Ck Keszeg Secretary Gayland Neff Treasurer Robert Saeger Rostronlan Club Sponsors Mr Holzwarth Mr Carl1sle Th1s club IS l1m1ted to thlrty five members chosen from any of the four h1gh school grades Before becomlng a member a student must try out at a meet1ng by g1v1ng some selectlon to show h1s ab1l1ty 1n speech or dra matlcs The person IS then voted on by the club and lS 1n1t1ated both for mally and lnformally at a later meetmg The mam actn 1ty of the club was the sponsor1ng of the annual Alumn1 Dance It was held 1n the h1gh school aud1tor1um on December 26 1942 The theme of th1s dance was Wh1te Chrlstmas The 1nterm1ss1on program conslsted of two songs by Delbert Royer and a patr1ot1c dance by Tommy Vloland One of the 42 Alumn1 Jlm R1tch1e acted as master of ceremonles durmg the program J lm lntroduced the sponsors of the club Mr Holzwarth and Mr Carllsle who gave welcome speeches and then he lntroduced Mr Strausser The club also put on an assembly for the h1gh school on March 26 It consxsted of two short comedles ent1tled In Reverse and Madness 1n Tr1ple T1me The offlcers of the club are as follows Presldent Robert Samblanet V1ce Presldent Juanlta Kandel Secretary Robert RltChl6 Treasurel Joan Rlddle CF1t1C Joan Armstrong Il , Z ll . . . . . 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' iw l l weamgmeae .. ,E 44 'f'f5T5ifGN'-, gl :i'f3irf,, I : E x :::w ,: 1 ,Avy f lf xi I J' , xl ' - -.. ,.,x fr X K ,ag,fxQ .,f N- ,ff X: 3, xx xx I f qw- - .N X! g 1 I gk Leaders Club Rostronian Club nos, 5- Y- ' A 8 ,ns Ng Li., i SQ 'fi- lst Row Wxlllam Welsend John McCauley Nlck Keszeg Anthony Marko G'1yland Neff Charles Leuenberger Harrv Huckels 2nd Row Curus Lmder John Howard Wendell Oberlxn Edward Ruflm John C'1rosell1 Mr Ashbaugh Sponsor 3rd Row Kenneth Gordon Herby Sturgeon Merlln Carper MSINID Snyder Cletus Conrad lst Row Mlrram Mlller Norma Blrcher Robert Rltchle Joan Armstrong Robert Samblanet Juanxta Kandel Joan Rxddle Dorxs Grxm Hennmg Maman Nlmereala Betty Myers Julia Miller Dorothy Thomas Mr Carllsle Sponsor 3rd Row Raollm Hoppes Lavern Hahn Janlce Momet DaV1d Schmucker Helen Blrcher Mar garet Staehll Rxchard Cam Walter Staehlz Hllda Slmpson fx Ziyi X' by WL! 45 IIII feds 3 ,I IQ'lRf I S I YQ ,'Jn?I I 0-sly I f, I' I IM'RL 6 -1,2 I, A 1 , ,I Ill: I Q IGI 11,25 yffg A, X X AI. yy 4 W X R of ---Q i f, f f w fx rg , - f Mig: ' I SEX 7 ' I I1 X ff xx - aj af, ,, g X, I fly! 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I if' i Wmnma fi W W ,I k l Natlonal Honor Society Sponsors MISS Warstler Mr Boyle When the educators at the beglnnlng of th1s century reallzed that thele was no emphasis on scholarsh1p 1n the schools they began th1s Soc1etx the recognltlon of that need To be a member of the Natxonal Honor SOC19ty IS a l1fe long honol and he who has been a member w1ll be held to the pledge of the Socletx wherever he goes or whatever he becomes Th1S member Wlll always trX to F8159 secondary educat1on whenever he can The membershlp for th1s SOC19ty IS taken from the top thlrd of the class and chosen on the followlng quahficatlons Scholarshlp Character Leader shlp and Servlce Those who choose the new members each year are the sophomore Enghsh teacher the Amerlcan government teacher the Amerlcan h1story teacher the head of the Commercual department the Superlntendent and the spon sors MISS Warstler and Mr Boyle The above ment1oned teachers th1s year are respectxvely Mlss Havx ke Mr Holzwarth Mr Matheny Mr Walter and Mr Strausser Each year the formal 1n1t1at1on xnto the club takes place dur1ng the assembly gn en by the Socletv Third Year I-lome Economlcs Teacher M1s Ostrander The Home Economms g1rls have not formed a club th1s year The mam objectlxe of th1s class du11ng the year was to conduct a sue cessful cafeterla The abowe ment1oned obgectlve was accomphshed ln th1S manner Each g1rl dur1ng the s1x weeks tlme that they operated the cafeterla ga1ned ex perlence 1n quantlty and quallty cookery IH tea room servlce and 1n managmg E1the1 one or more g1rls were the managers each week These g1rls planned a well balanced menu and d1d the marketlng each day before the cafeter1a began The managers were all very successful 1n spxte of the fact that food rat1on1ng made It very d1f'f1cult to obtaln the necessary foods Afte1 the s1x weeks of cafeter1a vxere over the g1rls for a few daxs learned manners and etlquette and then began to make thexr Easter clothes All th1s may be useful some years from now 1f they are mterested 1n that work for post school days l wiwkgggmw W HQ rgWfl E E ' ' 44 , .4 'w U ' , Q. l National Honor Society 'nmkms Third Year Home Economics , ee ix AZ .f . ,. A LQ 3-uv:-' i , viz' 2-'NYS Elk? ef g r il1,,,, 'sn-Altj l X x of FIFS1 Row Mlss Warstler Marian Adams' Norma Blrcher Joan Armstrong' Mlrmm Mlller Martha Bentz 2nd Row Mr Strausser Mlss Hawke Carl Bankovlch' James Wehlmg' Mr Walter Robert Samblanet 3rd Row Mr Holzwarth Mr Matheny Mr Boyle MN ' enotes students accepted ID Junlor year fu KN Standxng Esther Monnot Susan Blelz Betty Dunlap xpl lst Row Wxnnle Eckels Vlrglnla Dlmmerllng Helen Hoobler Helen Radalla Hilda LUdWlg Eileen Burgess Nova Rohrer Brlgld McKlmm Mrs Ostrander Instructor W X f 2nd Row Katherme Metzger Larry Pumneo Susie Sturgell Ruth Plckens Mary Ruth Cheek Alyce Shriver Arlene Kandel Jane Brahler f A ff' lr ww 'FE l537Tjf2fQWgf3CZl3 Q5 si avi, fx Amex X ,W X el kk WZXVQ - .- . y . ' . i Y ..c . , W D ' ' . -fx, L., , . i ' . ' . V Xxi ' , , i . i i i i is Q Q iigdfif K ,A o V' N 1 , Cp ff X 'K' I 2 1 I 4 B Q i. i' 'f' 5 i ' Y ll ' frfvrv-sz 3'e,u1Qg,, irrgziys... ,:L:.,i-. N, xf- F- I' L--f ,fm LJ M N! -fx! 'SN '7 wry. Pix X' K 1, x V, xy, J I V' xx ' A, -ra' - 13 X' ' I ,,ff, Q sg 5, V , I' . XR X N ff X f f QV X fl ' ' ll .Q fi my-' '43 is 1 my 'li 1 ROSTRONIAN CLUB GIRL RESERVES Joan Rrddle Joan Armgtrong Ju'm1ta Kandel DUNS Grim Jo 'nn Armstrong Robert Samblanet SCIENCE. CLUB J'me Beutler Xhllard Krwblll P11 Zvuck Jack DIIIIIIIII COMMERCIAL CLUB Elxzibeth Sherbm Mwrmn Gullmg Eduh Sponseller Bernice Schvx 'lb LEADERS CLUB Robert Sweger Gfnyland Neff Anthonx Mxrko NlLk Kevepl X 48 Grace Couls Mxrx Margaret Gullmg Hilda SIIIIDKOH SENIOR HI Y Robert Swmbl met Kcnnelh Hnst .Inn Svmlleu Ben Beck JUNIOR HI Y Chwrles Cram ford Joe Sambhnet Clctus Schvxallxe John Nees Tom Homer -i 'K I gf 'Ig ,f if I 1 , fg,lQ.7 -9 VIZ lg - it -' W , X 0 , .. 1 'Q I , - X . W. I L, L, w XUX iff CMI gr - Q4 fb 7 f xii' X: 5 xx xx A -' I W , xx, , ,. ' 5, I ff' ff 'VX ' . XL J , rel 9 L . . I2 xxfffsgs W e - I .Qiifi ' I ff, K 'kk' I f 5-Y---- i, j . Club OFFICSFS V332 Rfobert Ritchie I Carolyn Dudley I KW! 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Spotlight Staff Adv1so1 Mr Carllsle Wlth Mr Carl1sle as the1r adv1sor these sen1or students publlshed the school paper the Spothght every two weeks b 1 By gvorkmg on the paper the students not only developed Journal1st1c t a 1 1 y ut learned to get along w1th others to be co operat1ve and to use better Engl1sh 1st Semester Spothght Staff 2nd Semester Spotllght Staff Betty Emhoff Manag1ng Edltor Jlm Boylan Mlrlam M1ller Edltor ID Chxef Susan B1elz Norma Blrcher News Edltor Betty Dunlap An 1nnovat1on th1s year was the sendmg of some 200 Spotl1ghts of each lssue to the Lou1sv1lle boys ID the servlce A page IH each paper was set 3S1d6 for news of our servlce men and women Below IS a representatlxe ed1tor1al wr1tten by Norma Blrcher and a feature art1cle by Jun B05 lan Both appeared or1g1nally 1n the Spotl1ght LESS TALK AND MORE ACTION I once heard of a steamboat that had a SIX foot bo1ler and a nme foot whlstle Every t1me the whxstle was blown It took so much of the steam that the boat had to stop Somehow that l1ttle steamboat and ItS phght remlnds us of the manner 1n wh1ch a good many of us conduct our l1ves We spend so much t1me 1n telhng the world of the many and marvelous thxngs that we are about to do that we never have any t1me left m wh1ch to do them Perhaps you po1nt out each of us must blow h1s own horn must let the world know that he IS al1ve that no one else w1ll do It for h1m and that 1f he wlshes to advance he must help hlmself All of wh1ch IS very true and IS fine as long as the whlstle stays smaller than the bo1ler But wouldnt the steamboat present a com1cal appearance 1f wh1le loudly clamormg for a clear path ahead lt was bemg carrled backward by the current? VICTORY CORPS The next t1me you drop mto the gym first perlod and see sen1or boys walklng ln a c1rcle dont th1nk they re nuts They re do1ng Ranger ex GICISCS They do the duck squat Ind1an walk bear walk duck walk and all fours Prepare for the future could be the motto of these fellows For that IS just what they are do1ng preparmg for the comlng r1gors of army l1fe If you wonder why these boys are a l1ttle tlred and slow the second per1od, just remember those Ranger exerc1ses are no plCD1C Glve them t1me to re cuperate wigfggfg mw lll l , .. . - gy . O - , - ' . - U' . . ' rn Z . '1 ' u . 1+ Q . - . ns - - U' i' , P-I Q, V . .. ' 5. .1 - .1 . fb: 1: -+1 1- , . 3 E E - F- N ' .. ' ' Qfff I 1 , .I - ' 'U , . 1 q . . C 1. , ' lf. , I3 ' .: , - 0 ' . 0 . In I . ' V1 I, . ' A E I 4 U - ' . ,DJ ' , , U D I , U DJ .. . . cm , N. : . ' CD1 . v 'I ' ' ' ' H3 - I m I 1: : 3 ' ' ' .'. - E135 - DJ: 31 '11 1: ' . ' 'cz gg , . l ,ml 1: W . FD ,-. . 1 V' fu ' a Q n 4 ' I D ' ' . ' 99 . ' I3 . ' . 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I .N i - ri I I I Spotlight Staffs S,,. ,Y .- f'f:-NN , 1 . , XFN ,edfel-95 bc A I ix Q x lx, Ts '57 X-FFS!-fy' , it f ff NW fuk ri Q 1 X ,xy ft. lst Semester lst Row Paulme Herrlck Mary Seefong Ellzabeth Sherban Betty Emhoff Janlce Moxnet Marv X Margaret Gullmg Norma Blrcher Mxrlam M1ller 2nd Row Juamta Kandel Rzta Tournoux Marlene McDonald Carolyn Dudley Marcella Schwall Barbara Lmerode Paulme Theodore Mr Carllsle Advtsor 1 rd Row W1ll1am Wexsend Kenneth Voltz Glenn Rastetter Robert Samblanet Clifford Scott James Sanderbeck Bernard Sluss 4th Row Tommy Moulm Robert Scott Dlck Stltt Delbert Royer Fred Von Kanel Wllllam Frxel Dlck Grossman Merlm Carpet Z if 2nd Semester lst Row Lllllan McClay Mary Mockerman Grace Couts Betty Dunlap Susan Blelz Esther Monnot Larry Pumneo Helen Hoobler A 2nd Row Audrey Harsh Irene Turner Mary Corey Mary Rupple Mar1e Domer Brlgld Mc Klmm Carol Culler Helen Lmerode 3rd Row Helen Blrcher Clara Ferrell Faye Holdren Marllyn Fogle MarJorle Sanders XX, Ruth Speakman Bermce Schwab Jeannette Speakman 4th Row Mr Carl1sle Adxlsor Paul Ashbaugh James Bovlan Charles Mowry Norman Cun mngham Russel Mlday M1r5 Helen Kandel X X f .f X, K CO C, X . 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E X F Debate Coach M1 Box le The debate team pa1t1c1pated 1n txxo tournaments one 1n Ma5s1llon and one 1n Canton On JBHUHIX 16 the debate team set a new reeord f01 LOUISX 1lle bx xx mmn elex en debates of the touxnament Thls 15 the best anx fO11T191 debate team has ex C1 done At the toulnament ID Canton the te 1111 debated xx 1th '1 I1L1H1lO61 ot the schools thwughout St uk county The co11t1ox e151al 15sue OI the debates vxas Resolxed that 1 federal box E,1I1ll1Q1'1t should be estabhshed The 1HClHl'JE'1b or the Ellll1IllEtl1XG team xxe1e Mlrlalll Mlll61 and Clan LePage The IHS1HlJ61S of the negatlxe team xxere Wlllald K18blll and Kath1xn K1ntne1 ,4'umy ffwlea For a pe11od ot thutx SIX xxeeks 51X 5en1ors work one perlod ot each school day 1n M1 St1ausser s ofhce unde-1 the superx1s1on of M1ss Gordon Th1s OHIICG p13Ct1L6 called OHICG T1-alnlng IS one of the schools most pract1cal COUISGS and the1efo1e the gn ls lecelxe one half Cledlt a year for th15 course Takmg phone calls tg pmt, fihng and takmg d1ctat1on are pa1t of thelr dallx routlne Besldes these dutles thex practlce general OHICG wolk Ex ery day the 51115 xx ho xx o1le IH M1 Wllson 5 offlee take the attendance of the students In addltlon to th15 thev answer telephone calls have charge of and keep 1ecords of all the dues 19C01d the students grades and check the report cards at ex 615 51X xxeeks period Both of these g1OL1pS not onl5 help the school a great deal but they also benefit themselves by the experlence they rece1xe from th1s practlce wfibwfggfg cieea ll Y . n-ug. 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Dorothy Gordon head office glrl Anna Margaret Zwlck Patty Schwab Mary Margaret Gullmg 2nd Row Ruth Ann Sefert Irene Turner Jocqulllxne Guenot Helen Radalla Marcella Schwall ,J Mary Seefong Paullne Herrick 3rd Row Mae WIIIOH Suzan Blelz Betty Dunlap Mary Rupple Marle Domer KDAM 3113 fi X fl 9 Ce xx df? ,J M' X fx X hw ft 4, 'D qt E50 af Vail rf55 f'CDtf 522-fi , x, Q7 xg , ,1 3,115 fs C N, -Z, ' fl' XX3i gW 1 or ,X Y or l is Q . 44 cn, - Qt 7 4 xii' x. ff, iw M xr f lx r .X X f 71,35 'Xi ,XY7f1 f W I, I i .X ZX 1' , X I X, ' X 'A ,f L 1. -- ' ' ,- Q X, f E e X f' ' -F-' K 7 Xxx V 'X N ' r Q rw , ' f li5i?71i, lf Ti-li Tlkyl ,xx V' . x., Fee yalt E4 XX .1 XX ,fxf fox gg Z X ffX L Six X Jw Lim X V fffx .LJ-A X X Vs lst Row Jack Dlllman Eugene Servey Lester Adams Louls Thorn Rlchard Gllbert 2nd Row Ch1rles Mowry Louis Sebald Rlchard Mowry Mr Stuckey Sponsor Wllllam Crawford Helen Frlck Ray Hoffman lst Row Gene Harsh Earl Beltz Myron Smghaus Emmet Lee Boyles Marlon Beutler Robert Saumer James Sh'1nkel Donald Brown 2nd Row Russell Corbxn Ralph Lmdenbaugh Bllly Armstrong Merlxn Gley Rlchard Yoder Thomas Trew Bully Gonser George Burson Mr Matheny Sponsor rd Row Warren VEYIDllllOH Clarence Ickes Ronald McCauley Tommy Frltz Donald Mc Cauley Ross Denton Cecll Marks Eddle Culp Vlrgxl Stan Jerry Walworth Film Boys Sponsor Mr Stuckey The film operators a1d greatly vlsual educatlon by showmg movles of educat1onal lnterest to the classes The students who operate the projector have a spec1al 1nte1est 1D ITIOVIG equlpment, and they are, at the same tlme, scholast1cally elxglble ' Junlor Police Sponsor Mr Matheny The purpose of the Jumor Pohce 19 to gulde and dlrect traff1c At the meet1ngs wh1ch ale held every two weeks they dlscuss w1th Mr Matheny the1r problems wh1ch ar1se from tlme to tlme The members of the Jumor Pohce are chosen by MISS Bambeck, Mrs Opell, and M1ss Long from the boys who xolunteer and from others who have the highest grades and the best deportment Umforms for the Jumor Pol1ce have been purchased by the Rotary c ub Z? X4 xxx A pf J x l X L.,-1 R- Xl 54 x x xx N' N '-'Lg my , llli ffs a X K , X T 0 f x YWV K ' ,imp , xx T . -, .' 1 aziil - ' f ' . l 1, M , 0 Q A fav 9 1 L ??'5?311 131 ----' i I Y! . - , ' .V ' l ' ' ' ' U 1 gl - , , ' , , 1' , NY- U ' -I V T ' ' I ' ' ' REX xy 3 A V ', . Q ' ' ' I' ' ' i . ' - Bef? N agua! ff- ' 52-1 fy ll, Z l l Yi' .... . If f- 1 ' I 0 v an 0 0 I ff I 3 is XXX I . I ' - - .5 . 1 . . l . . . . . y - - , . I Par-F ' . WW 1, U f 4 1 . ,K I, ef, 'if ,ff se-. X 'y ffff:-, 1,1 A ' s wif, T ivwslsa- llr ' ft N U54 Qi 'T lf' 'KT ppjheaf, X Sw , iyftlrarfiiazf ef lkffgaft es so lpf'fTlll. ssf WQKUQ QEXQXWKJYQE 5-Z 1 f y -2 I H Z WN 'X x K S ?a4cc7czmw9 X S l: fb If fx 'x i g NW A A iS! rib Q QFEKQWQ CZQUEXQXYYQ-. 5 . - F 1f'f!f7Wff f y V ' Xwvgf X Mx M' QW E XX 2 wif A ff f H 1' ff ,51'7f', K My W 14 J 1' W flflfwk IW da J 7 ' ' f 4' g Q Ny lk .9 ep W ' N lift e L E x F FF n Football Season's Record The Raiders opened the '42 season by beating Canton St. John's 7-6. It was the first of four such scores. Captain-Delbert Royer. Columbiana was next on the list, and the team disposed of them with a 14 0 shellacking Captain Dick Stitt Then Sebring came to town with murder in their eyes but left with ants in their pants as the Raiders won by a score of 7 6 the second time during the season Captain Don Mclntee After a hard xx eek of practice the LOU1SNlll6 eleven went on the road to beat North Canton by the score of 7 6 Captains Peck Cunningham and Richard Paquelet The Raideis then met a powerful Boardman team and went down in their lone defeat 58 0 Captain Peck Cunningham Roaring back after the Boardman ame the Raiders trounced Lisbon 37 7 This was the h1ghest total of points scoied by the team all season Captain Bob Scott The Raiders vxent on the road again this time to Canton Twp Here the Raiders outplayed the Wildcats and came out on the top end of the score 76 Captain Richard Paquelet On November 11 LOU1SV1ll9 renewed hei traditional rivalry with Mm erva It was perfect football weather The Raiders played great ball and won 21 7 Captains Don Mclntee and Delbert Royer In the finale of the very successful 42 season the Raiders whipped East Palestine 21 0 Captain Andy Marko TRI COUNTY STANDINGS FOOTBALL TEAM Pc Boardman 1 000 Louisville East Palestine Lisbon Columbiana Minerx a EBQQQQQ QB ll A ef-4: lg 1 'N X W - I I ' I U, - . 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GIS X ,-rt! afaiw 3 '3-lx 573' NG! x 'X .XXJ tml '7 DX ilk X wif l9ll2 Squad First Team lst Row Norman Cunnmgham Rlchard Paquelet Rlchard Stltt Donald Mclntee Robert Scott Delbert Royer Anthony Marko Mgr Bernard McK1mm 2nd Row Mark Zwxck George Menster Harold Jones Thomas Zwuk Robelt Rltchle Pat Zwlck Russell Leslxe Ball Crawford Paul Allison Mgr Lomel Harsh 3rd Row Coach Ashbaugh Richard Cam Dale Dornan Gordon Ball Wlllmm Pettlgrew Charles Dougherty Robert Mustacchxo Leroy Van Hom Rlchard Blxler Wayne Sprmg Ernest Coberly Charles Sluss Mgr Earl Plesxa Mgr Donald Momet Coach Miller 4th Row Mgr Paul Paquelet Delbert Couts Ralph Dally Elwood Schmucker Paul Bland fogdSDonald Glvens Donald Kmch James Rxley Lester Adams Thomas Hoover John Nees How ar tler nth Row Mgr Clxfford Thorn Donald Hannay Edward Sluss Elmus McC'1uley Wllllam Norton James Coberlv John Starck Roger Beutler Charles Crawford B111 Kmdler Mgr Thomas Rebxllot First Team Russ Leshe W1mpy Jones Shark Rxtchle Georgle Menster Pap Alhson Dlck Stltt Pat ZW1Ck Bob Scott Tom Zwlck Peck Cunmngham Fat Royer Don Mclntee Rlchy Paquelet Andy Marko x.l,Q53fL6lQtQfglef6QIC5J X l X N X5 , KV bl iff- ZA , f- l y it TW we ,C ,lt ilufx ' RX ,,.,,, - . v, ' . .v ' v ll, MQ -Q . 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I' .l lv I, .Ilv 0. f l .Il Lettermen Pap Alllson 44 HB F1rst Team All Tr1 County Pap led the team ID scor1ng and anyt1me he carrled the ball he was dangerous H1s broken field runs won some ball games and he could h1t the l1ne too He should be a mam cog 1n the Ralders attack next year Gordon Ball- 45 guard Gordy played h1s guard pos1t1on well th s 5 ea1 and ga1ned some useful experlence He should bolster the l1ne next year Peck Cunningham 43 guaxd Peck held down h1s guaxd spot 1n the l1ne very well He could pull out of the l1ne charge and tackle equally well Not many yards were made through h1s pos1t1on Harold Jones 44 guard W1mpy played a good game at guald F1ght1ng all the way he could be counted on when the gomg got rough HIS wo k was an example of what sp1r1t can do Russ Leslle 44 end Russ was another of the fast boys on the squad and he used h1s speed to a good advantage He blocked and tackled well H1s presence should make the ends strong next year Andy Marko 43 end second team All Tr1 County Thls was Andy s first year on the varslty and he proved a valuable cog 1n the Louxsvxlle system Out of 13 passes thrown to h1m 7 were completed Donald Mclntee 43 center Second team All Tr1 County Louxsvxlle won four ball games th1s year by a 7 6 score and heres the boy who klcked those polnts But R1p could center the ball w1th the best and lt IS enough to sav that he played the mlddle of the l1ne on defense George Menster 44 FB George plcked up those few yards when they were needed 1n h1s l1ne bucks He handled the ball a lot IH the T formatxon and he threw many a Rlchy Paquelet 43 guard Rlchy alternated between the tackle and guard slots 1n the l1ne and knew each pos1t1on He could move a man out of the l1ne and h1s downfield blocklng paved the way for more than one long run Bob Rltchle 44 HB Honorable Ment1on All Tr1 County Bob was one of the most versat1le backs He played good defenslve ball batt1ng down passes and stopplng end runs and h1s yardage per try was also h1gh Delbert Royer 43 tackle Honorable MEHt1OH All Tr1 County Fat Royer carrled 230 lbs 1n a 62 frame As you guessed he was hard xery hard to moxe out of the l1ne Thats why not many plays were run through h1s hole Bob Scott 43 end Bob held down one of the end spots and he played both a good offenswe and defenslve game He turned 1n many plays around h1s end Chuck Sluss 44 guard Chuck was small but fast H1s speed gave h1m the edge both on offense and defense He shows great promlse Wayne Spring 45 tackle Wayne although only a sophomore started some ball games th1s year He should be even better next year Dick Stltt 43 HB D1ck was the fastest man on the squad and h1s blazlng speed enabled h1m to outrun oppos1ng backs Th1S made hlm a dangerous man after he passed the l1ne of scrlmmage Mark Zwlck 45 guard and center Mark rounded out the tr1o of Zvx 1cks on the squad th1s year He centered the ball on pomts after touchdown and played a good game at guard Pat Zwlck 44 quarterback Pat called s1gnals th1s year and a very good Job he dld too In the teams aerlal attack Pat d1d most of the paSS1Dg and he held down the blocklng back post Tom Zwlck 43 tackle Although Tom was out w1th 1n3ur1es durmg the mlddle f the season he st1ll played a good game at tackle Tom also alternated FB spot and could drue up through the mlddle He should strengthen an already strong team next year HQGQQQI 425054 E, fi IN F ' in W Q4 fix f 1' - AMALX we f2bG3gQ3g cEHaf Qgffg I I I - I I - I 55355215-4 ' . -N r ' ' ,J Wav. . ff- . 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CI-Trgf g...1 Tgr-, Y fy, NXT X XSX Xe w X X Xe rx Q S2222 Q filly ugly X XX KN jf-'W M sri X if f N am WW 7 Coaches William Miller, Wayne Ashhaugh, Howard Sticr Catherme Metzger Juamta Kandel Charles Leuenbelger Velma Flrth Ruta Mae Petch ASHBAUGH I am especlally proud of thls years football team they carrled on lxke champ1ons They out fought blgger more expemenced teams week after week They deserve much more credlt than they w1ll ever re cexve Our basketball team s record was average but they were above average MILLER It was a great pleasure to work w1th these boys th1s year They went 1nto every game as the underdogs and really fought all the way They had what It takes to come out on top Z-' X 1 Q X X VQ R- W fix I X17 60 X le-1 3511111 Q Q! XX T XX' '-.. l sf? 22 N ,, XXX . , . , . l . , . i . . - . ' . ' l . P - ,, dbx 'J ' Xp because all of their opponents were above average. 62 Tu - ' . 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Vx rw,f gain, 4- x , .Nj ,f ll llll U 7 H Basketball lst Row Charles Dougherty Nlck Mosnot Tom Moulm Donald Mclntee Robert Rntchle J :mes Sanderbeck Mnllard Upperrnan 'Ind Row Wayne Ashbaugh Coach Dale Dornan George Menster Pat ZW1Ck Leroy V'1n Horn Robert Mustwcchlo James Rxley Tom Hoover VIC Sllagy Manager 3rd Row Bern1rd McK1mm Manager Tom Zwlck Ernest Coberlw Wxlltam Pettrgrew Ray Unkefer Donald Davls Russel Lesl1e Wayne bprmg Mark Zwlck John Nees First Team J me Sanderbeck Robert Mustacchlo Donald Mclntee Robert Rltchle Torn Mosxlm Lettermen thls year Adept ID all the departments of the game passmg dr1bbl1ng and shootlng J1m proved h1s value as a team player THOMAS MOULIN 4.5 Oz was one of two returnmg lettermen th1s year A n1ce boy to watch he led the Ralders ln scormg and was among the leaders ln the county race One hand shots and set shots were h1s spec1alt1es DONALD MclNTEE 43 Mac was the other letterman to answer Ashbaughs call He worked well at h1s p1V0t slot and controlled the backboards A demon on defense he batted many a shot down and watched the hlgh scorers ROBERT RITCHIE- 44 Shark proved to be versatlle m h1s playmg th1s year Holdlng down a forward post or movlng back to a pn ot made no dlfference to Bob Th1s all around ab1l1ty speaks well for next years squad NICK MOSNOT 44 Nxck was a good set shot as was proven ln the Columblana game and he d1d not fall short mn any of the arts of the game He should bolster the team s attack next year ROBERT MUSTACLHIO 45 Rlb was only a sophomore but before the season was well along he was startlng ball games Most of h1s shots are one handed BHHITS because he plays a plvot We can use h1s helght next year VIILLARD UPPERMAN 44 Uppy was another Junlor to earn h1s xarslty letter thxs year Thls IS one boy who doesnt thlnk left handed He was a trlcky ball handler and a good shot aaeaea ee E l N ll V 2 S . ' ' , , ' ' . - ' . 'lk - JAMES SANDERBECK--'43. Sandy was the most consistent player on the team Q ERWXWSKJQ QPFSQXWXZJQE 2' . . 4 Mvs1'Ar.r.n-no R11-anne w Melnveg ix l -l gi fr , X A 1 M M d . . ' 5 ' i l l - 'I V , 5 M Q U ' 4 Moswcrr A Mouuu i K f Smvoemaeug UPPERHAN ., A 62 W 0 Q FEQKH EWXW Nl Season's Record The Raiders staged their cage opener with their traditional rival, Minerva. Louisville ' triumphed 35-23. V Playing the Canton Twp. Wildcats on their own floor in an over-time thriller, the - Raiders lost 45-39. With their record standing one-all the Raiders beat East Canton 30-21. The ex-graduates were home and they too bowed in defeat to our boys, 36-31. E Traveling to North Canton the Raiders were beaten by a tough Viking squad, 47-32. The Raiders didn't get going until the second half in this game and so lost to Sebring, 32-25. Lehman proved to be too much class and trounced us 44-29. Louisville then played Canton-St. Johns on the Crusaders own Hoor and bowed in defeat 39-13. A return game with East Canton followed and again the Blue Ralders triumphed 38 22 Lehman was still tough and beat us the second time 53 27 ln a Tri County league battle the Raiders trounced Minerva for the second tlme 42 30 North Canton played a return engagement and our team lost a well fought game by e score 40 37 The Raiders then battled Canton Twp for the second time and were beaten 47 33 With one Tri County win under their belt the Raiders made it two East Palestine el3925 In another Trl County battle the Raiders edged out Columbiana 41 39 in a last min USWHI Pd :r FD :s PP :- FD FP FD Q9 5 F14 DJ 0 FD Q. DJ :s Q.. O r: 1'0- C Ol' Q3 VJ U1 FD rn.. C+ :- FD UU 'T FD E Vi FP FD 5 FP FD ns B HS U! P-4 IND 2 FD Ph SF gf-r 05 O..- ah! -gifs QJFD O fvzn Si gm WS. 55- QFD O3 cm E18 '45 Ee Ugafb :DU 02 CL CD 1 U7 o- FD Ei E' UJ U' O I3 Q-D 9 S3 FF O UQ 2 IJ GJ FP r 1 CD KD E SD '4 va E cu o c: 5 U1 -1 Us Z 52 2: cv U1 on CP U3 W Fl a on :P r' rf Sebring Louisville Columbiana Boardman Minerva East Palestine Lisbon Reserves Pc 1.000 The Louisx 1lle High School Reserves under the guidance of Coach Wayne Ashbaugh Nfl K compiled a record of thirteen wins and five losses They were paced by Charles Dougherty Pat Zwick and Leroy Van Horn The reserves gained valuable experience in their games and they will make up the bulk of the varsity squad next year That IS the reason these boys work so hard in those games they play before the varsity games begin December 4 Louisville December 11 Louisville December 19 Louisville December 29 Louisville January January January January January January January January February February February February February Louisville Louisville la Louisville 16-Louisville 22 Louisville 23 Louisville 29 Louisville 30-Louisville o Louisville 6 Louisville 12 Louisville 13 Louisville 19 Louisville Minerva Canton Twp Osnaburg Twp Freshmen North Canton Lehman St Johns Boardman Osnaburg Twp Lehman Mmerxa North Canton Canton Twp East Palestine Columbiana Flying Tigers Lisbon ip! ea 625 9 fgigfg fimbo lll --- ' -....-L. A A 2 - , 7-15 FP H H :r ' u . L' . . Q, . 5 Q . C . V W ., I. '1 . fe . 'comm '. - . I . ,,,l1ll1l'lL' , - O I I I . . ' L: . .,.... , . . . . . . . . U2 - ' , ' . . . C - , 3 Q ' -... -... . - ,. 1 ,.... ' . ' 't .. ,-, ,N X --- rn l.,' . 3 n . 1 1: Y N: V '. mmf-oszoor-Aoocosxwmmv-uwcamoo - ' . g m 53 939 ' ' . . 'U . 5:,:Z Y , . I O' T151-if 4 1 I ' ,1. '-'- ' 1 Y 1' , -'5 1 . f UQ l 1 ,f 4 ' 7 i . ' - ' -J if of-Nusa--zscng 4 A . ' ' T ' 5iQi 5 -' ' I . . ' l' . 1 .i'I .1 E5 1': rl I . -El E::ES3EiE:' Uaumcsmmmo. ' - f3i:i1E2?E5Q5i?'E1.' I ::5EEi1flEEEiEEgEE bi-ibababzba ' I ' :::'.,':::::.. ' O69 056269 '211'23ns5s5s1.l . Owgmmmf ' . L.-.-te,-meiea-M-anausrem-1 net.. . -:wear-uvnsocnoaasv-N:o.xsoono-:oo ' .. ' . ,' I I GRS PM 64 Will 2 L ,. N Al If Intramural The intramural games were more popular than ever with the student body this year. Among the strong teams in the league were the Morons. the Red Raiders, the Flying Ti- gers and the Blue Wolves. The teams were more evenly matched this year than in years before: therefore there were better ball games. There were no outstanding scorers in the league, but there were quite a few boys whose total points ran in double figures Morons Merlin Caiper Clifford Scott James Boylan Jack Dale Robext Louzy Blue Wolves Dick Stitt Glenn Rastettei Pete Soundy Harold Jones John Zumkehi Blue Streaks Marvin Khngaman John Nees Tom Rebillot Gene Servey Don Stocker Clair Le Page Freshmen Mr Holzwarth Coach Jack Bachtel John Starck Earl Stan Elmus McCaulex Lester Adams Ralph Daily Delbert Couts Rogex Beutlei Paul Swindel man Bob Kurtz Red Raiders Bud McK1mm Nick Keszeg Andy Marko Jay Swallen Gayland Neff Henry Dalsky Kenny Voltz Flying Tigers George Menstei Richard Bixlei Bill Clawford All Stars Jlm Lamielle Paul Ashbaugh Ben Beck Bob Saegei Vic Silaffy Bill Frlel Nolman Cunningham Fred Von Kanel Jr H1 Holzwarth Coach B111 Thomas Viorel Stefan Paul Metzger Robert Leslie Keith Lour Vernon Klingaman Forest Yoder Richard Romigh David McCauley Jack Coberly Bill Baughman Tom Zwlck Dale Dolnan Russ Miday Don Schradel Chuck CIdWf0Id eww afz4e70,-4,464 Girls Physical Education Gnls phx sical education classes prox ed to be 1nte1est1ng to the feminine half of Lou 1sv1lle High Qchool Among the events were a xollex ball tournament and a basketball tournament The guls also tried their hand at getting aching bodies and backs from the obstacle couise Watch out fellows dont tix anythlng A Finale to the girls phx sical education classes last xeai xx as the May Dax Program in which a Junior Helen Bircher was crowned queen Hel court consisted ofSh11le3 Linder Joan Aimstiong R1ta Mae Petch Donna Trew Betty Boweis V1rg1n1a Dxmmerling Phyl lis Doll Madeline Schmuckel The piogram consisting piimarilg of inteipretatixe danc ing centei ed ai ound the title The Queen s Triumph arf fwfrbwftigfh fiillbo E , ' 1 '. 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Class A District Champs LOU1SYlll9 LOUlSVlll6 LOU1SVlll6 Loulsvllle Loulsx llle Lou1sv1lle Lou1sv1lle Lou1sv1lle LOU1SV1ll6 Lou1sv1lle Loulsvxlle Lou1sv1lle LOU1SV1ll8 Lou1sv1lle Lou1sv1lle I942 Record Haltvllle N01 th Canton Canton Twp Sebung Nfxx 1116 W1ynesbu1g Allldnpe M1HQ1Vd Mmervd Sebrln WO0St91 Alhance HdltX1ll6 Ak1on KQDHIOIC Gleenfield McCla1n fTou1 namentb fTournamentJ fTou1namentJ CTournamentJ CTou1 namentj If ex er a ball club vxorlxed for somethlng these fellows d1d Always 1n there p1tch1ng thex reallx deserx ed thls trophx as North Easte1n Ohlo champs GIVE them the c1ed1t they d1d the xxork W M1ll81 P1ospeCts to1 th1s xc ll s baseball season xxue goocl Fxom l1st xnu s Lh11np1onsh1p squad thue xxuf. f1xe lcttuxun 'incl scxerdl othu boxs xxho eapfxblx flllecl x 111o11s posl 110118 The squ td last xe 11 lost th1ee 5 1mes ID all meluclm, the loss to Gxeenflelcl MLCl'11n IH the st'1te Hndls Lou1sx1llL H1 h Sbhool xx '1s Lloxxned champs ot Nilllll Edstun Ohlo Thue xx ere thus 19tUI'Hll'lb p1tLhe1s so the squad had the nugleus of '1 ,ood ball club wcibgfggflg mw 66 1111 . 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Row Herbert Krobf Robert Kmtner Arthur Metzger Lee Stegner Donald Skellev Sam Mustacchxo Herman Mlller Vhlllam Hoover 'Ind Rovs Wllllam Mlller Coach Glenn Rastetter Thomas Moultn James Lamielle Gaxland Neff Charles Dougherty Mlllard Upperman ' - Track 1slRow Henry Dalsky Robert Rxtchte Brute Blxler Paul Rebxllot Kenneth Gulllng C111 ence Blaster Paul Samblanet John Edwards James Rltchte Russell Yeslte 2nd Row Kenneth Gordon Richard Stltt Robert MUSt3LChl0 Donald Mclntee Patrick Zvuck Rlchard Fockler Thomas Zvuck Rlchard Paquelet Anthony Marko Joe S'1mblanet Mr Ashbaugh Coach 3rd Row Edward Sluss Bernard Shoemaker John Howard Wxlllam Crawford Richard Mc Clgtyclwllllam Pettxgrevv Cletus Schwallxe Harry Huckels Charles Crawford Rollln Hoppes Don a yder 4th Row Earl Plesla Manager Bernard McK1mm Manaffer Mark Zvnck Rlchard G11b rt iobert Dvuer Donald Klnch Vadm Baker Paul Blanford Rxchard Cam Manager Cllfford Thorn anager Coach Ashbaugh had to scout around fo ttack talent th1s year From last xears squad he had some good men back 1n the htgh Jump broad Jump, and hurdles The dash men and d1stance runners xx ere lacklng Howxexet the track team gave a good account of themselx es as track has alxxaxs been a popula1 spoxt at Lou1sv1lle Htgh School Lookmg hack at last xeal s squad we see that two boxs Fockler and Gulhng quallfied fo1 the State meet Foclxlet placed 2nd 1n the 880 lun and was named to the All Ohto tI3Lk squad 4290 QQQQE CQUEJO ,Xb X - t . - . 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Front Row Joyce Stoddard Mary Allce Armstrong Lots Mlller Sally Lou Stoddard lst Rovt Jack Goebel William Baughman James Green Mary Speakman John Souers Harold Bower 2nd Row Martha Ann Mooth Barbara Ault Eurota Fulton Paul Paquelet Melvm Sluss Ruth Shepherd Marllyn Tels Mary Ellen Frase Anna M'te Kllkenny Jerry Dunavxay Marlan Ntmereala 3rd Row Wanda Jean Darley Mr Fry Dlrector Dorts Jacob Betty Cook Davld Schmurker Paul Swlnderman Eleanor Smlth Roger Beutler Betty Wagner Elmer Jacob Frances Stlmmel Mlrxam Muller Mary Ellen Cunln Norma Blrcher Betty Emhoff 4th Row Vlanda Carmen Harland Mxller John Smtth Donald Haubert Lavern Hahn Donald Kagey James Gulllng Evelyn WIIKIHSOH Jean Lee Joan Helm Dons Cassler 5th Row Donald Smlth Shtrley Lmder Rxchard Souers Martha Zumkehr Ray Comfort Gene Melser Albert Rodak Martha Hodell Dorothy Freeland Ruth Bachtel 6th Row Jack Dlllman Harold Walker Edward Sluss Robert Loury Jack Bachtel James Wehlmg Warren Janser Patty Schwab Dora Runkle Mary Helen Kandel John Zumkehr ORCHESTRA fPlcture on Opposite Pagel Joan Armstrong Betty Emhoff Mary Allce Armstrong Martha LINSEQ Irene Morrxs Betty Shepherd Norma Roth Goldle Jones Lots Mxller Dora Runkle Martha Zumkehr Martha R1lChl6 Warren Janser Davtd Schmucker Vhlham FFIIZ Howard Roth James Green Jack Dlllman Charles Runkle John Zumkehr Albert Rodak Harold Domer Elmer Jacob Phllllp Riddle Mr Frs Dxrector Exleen Shocklmg Luella Menegaw Norma Blrcher Wanda Jean Dallex Patty Schwab Jerry Dunnavuax Martha Ann Mooth Frances Stlmmel Eleanor Smlth MarJor1e Zorger .rf Q-X1 X 1-J 71 f lu, E 41. 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E Swing Band Last yeal thls 01gdI11ZHt1OD was 1n 1ts mfancy but thxough d1l1gent prac txce and excellent 1nst1uct1on lt has rap1dly r1sen to fame and has become lenowned throughout the county as one of the top notch bands of the yeal A contest was held last year for the purpose of nammg the band t wh1ch tlllle Swmg Klds the name suggested by Wanda Lesh was the w1n ner The swlng band holds 1tS sess1ons twlce weekly after school H1 hghts of the year were H1 Y Practlce Dance October 3 G R Pract1ce Dance December 6 Alumn1 Dance December 26 Stark County M11k Producers Assn January 9 G R Parade of Hearts Dance February 20 Varlety Show February 26 County H1 Y and G R Meet1ng March 8 MUSIC Festu al Aprll 30 Senior Band Much cred1t goes to the band for 1tS colossal performances th1s yea1 Through d1l1gfent p13Ct1C9 and excellent trammg the bands status has r1sen untll lt IS now one of the best IH Stark county Any student W1Sl'11Ilg to quallfy 1n the Senlor band must be able to play d1fferent scales and to Slght read dlfferent rhythm patterns of mus1c and he must e1ther have been a member of the Jun1or band or have played 1n some other band Ma1n events of the year July East Canton f6St1W3l July St Lou1s fest1val Aug Concert for LOU1SV1lle DUSIHSSS men Aug Lou1sv1lle Hlgh School band feSt1V3l Aug State Leg1on Conventlon Pa1ade 1n Canton Oct 23 Falrhope P T A Not 10 Lou1sv1lle P T A Apr1l 30 MUSIC Festn al The band was an excellent pcppex upper at the football games through out the season and a 861195 of stupendous and unlque pe1fo1mances added Sp1CG to the home basketball games The serles glven were ROOk1E Boy Ameuca on Parade Mmstlel Jubllee Sh1p Ahoy Good Ne1ghbo1 Shoulde1 Arms and County Fa1r The band IS under the d1rect1on of Mr Har1y F1y The student d1recto1 IS Robert Loury Orchestra Under the d1rect1on of Mr Fry the O1Cl'16StI'a has been greatly 1mprov1ng 1n techmque and harmony The1r purpose IS to gue the boys and g1rls an opportun1ty to play a strmg or woodwmd 1nstrument The orchestra pract1ces da1ly H1 llghts of the year were Junlor Play November 20 Vesper SGTVICG Aprxl 18 MUSIC Fest1val Aprll 30 Senlor Play May 7 Commencement May 28 The student dlrector 1S Dave Schmucker wc25Q3gQQfsg riD150 lllll so ' Ziiiii C - P A T T T gi.-::: I' 1 . 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Xl il EXW? . xx !Xx UH - l9lI-2 Jr Sr Prom l9ll3 Prom Committee lst Row Vlanda Lesh Dorls Grlm Maxlne Gelseman Arlene Kandel Emma Pochubay Hllda Ludwlg Exleen Rufim Mary Kagey Margaret Staehll 9nd Row Mrs Ostrander Advnsor Mary Lou Gooding Susle Sturgell Jane Brahler Exleen Burgess Enld Weber Ruth Ann Hennmg Alyce Larson Shlrley Llnder Katherme Kmtner Mae Burns Elleen Shockllng Jean Iee M Matheny Advlsor 3rd Row Millard Upperman Cletus Hostetler James Allan Charles Leuenberger Dale Dornan Charles Sluss John Zumkehr Rlchard Cam Jack Dlllman Wlllard Krablll Charles Dougherty Crawford George Menster Paul Shoemaker Robert Dwyer The Junior Semor Prom was held on May 16 1942 at the Odd Fellows Temple A banquet was served at 6 oclock, after Wh1Ch the toastmaster for the evenmg Kenneth Voltz, mtroduced the acts and speak ers A very tlmely theme was cleverly carrled out IH decoratlng the tables Judd Walstler and h1S orchestra played for the dancmg after the program Approxlmately 250 people attended the Prom IX a,, Jl gb X -,7 X-' ! lifk 73 llll N mf! , f Q. 1-,sf f. 4 N f - 15. 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I lift 4 may Z Girls Glee Club The guls glee club composed mostlx of freshmen and sophomore Orrls and the nth and 8th grade musrc classes both partrcrpated rn the Vrctorx Srng and the MUSIC Festrx al A Cappella Choir Under the excellent d1l9Ct10Yl of Emelyn Close Terry the senror a cappella chorr has grx en a number of xx orthy programs throughout the gear In connectron vxrth the Grrl Reserves Chrrstmas play Why the Chrmes Rang they provrded the xerx eflectrvt musrcal background at both the P T A performance and the hrgh school assemblx program There xxas somethrng rnspuatronal added to the Chrrstmas season of those xx ho attended the chorr s performance at the F11 st Brethren Church Great joy and pleasure xx ere expressed by the communrtys srngrng to gether at the Vrctory Srng at xxhrch trme S12 330 xxas secured rn stamps and bonds to support the xx ar effort Approxrmatelx srxtg two students took thrs year rn the vocal department Follovxrng the Open House program the xesper serxrces were grx en rn a beautrful manner wrth the senror a cappella chorr and the grade chorr combrned for the finale At the Baccalaureate serxrce the senror chorr and grade chorr xxere featured together thls IS the first x ear thls was done Other performances the senror chorr has grx en xx ere at the Musrc Festrx al one of the most rmportant of the xear on Mother s Dax and on Mernor ral Day The xx ell known actrye ensemble of the 5ear the quartet consrstrng of Delbert Rox er Tom Sommerxrlle Robert Loury and George Conrad sang at the football banquet the Delta Kappa Gamma Meetrng at the Onesto Hotel at P T A at the Varrety Show at Commencement at all the school musrc programs and at xarrous churches Therr accompanrst was Homer Newhouse Delbert Royer Paul Sny der and Wanda Lesh prox ed themselves to be the outstandrng solorsts of the year Joan Rrddle the mam pranrst also drd some very outstandrng work dur mg the year Str Q5 cibwlagfg cwer ll 2 C- ' Qffff 2 X . iiifff 1 1: . v L: ' - ns 0 . - .EI . . . 4 , 5 1 - . . rv , - . 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XX au' -X ji tffxlf Y X Qxqf A Sa ? .fx jx fi Nw! fx 1 g f f Girls' Glee Club - A Cappella Choir A06 area lur- lst Row Norma Jean Tletgen Wllma Stlne Martha Randall Arlene Welsend Mary Jane Luke Jean Gllbert Vlvlan Dlmmerlmg Theresa HUSCIH Norma Jean Buttery 2nd Row Wanna Saunxer Shxrley Eblmg Carol Culler Elxzabeth Antram Anna Plntur Eve lyn Kmdler Marcle Pfouts Patty Kirkland Jerry Dlckerhoof Mrs Terry Sponsor 3rd Row Vxrgxnla Scott Arlene Rufibach Hxlda Metzger Martha R1tch1e Mary Louise Ford Marguerlte Buchmann Ruth Jacquet Kathleen Myers lst Row Rita Memmger Joan Rxddle MHXIHE Gelsman Dorls GYIID Wanda fesh Audrey Harsh Joyce Stoddard Paulme Theodore Joan Helm Cllfford Thorn 2nd Row Paul Snyder Mrs Terry Sponsor Grace Werner Rosemarv Hefflebower Esther An drews Ellzabeth Sherban Carolyn Dudley Grace Couts Mary Lou G0OdlDg Margaret Staehll Lllllan Haren Goldxe Morrls Audrey DeWalt Marguerlte Haren 3rd Row Francls Schar1o Ruth Yoder Betty Myers Marnan Nxmereala Mane Domer Thelma Harrlngton Joan Clair Ruth Ann Henning Ruth Blxler Twylah Leslle Mary Helen Lautzenhelser Elleen Burgess Donna Jean Trew Barbara Reblllot Lewis Thorn 4th Row Peter Soundy Robert Loury Austln Snyder George Conrad John Nees W'1lter Staehll Homer Newhouse Laverne Hahn Rlza Nejxp Charles Crawford Sth Row Tom Sommervxlle Earl Stan Delbert Royer Robm Hennmg Rlchard Blxler Melvm Snyder Wlllxam Crawford Cletus Hostetler James Caldwell Robert Dwyer x ca f? 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N I4'Z0ftQ Maddie H Junior Play Wllllaln Crawford Arlene Kandel Rlchard Blxler Jack D11lman Harland M1ller David Schmucker Ruth Ama Hennmg Wanda Lesh James Caldwell Jane Beutler R1ChBfd Ca1n Alyce Larson Daun Thoman Catherme Metzger Henry Gr1mes owner and manager of Edgewater Inn a small Cal1forn1a resort hotel was str1v1ng desperately to get the money necessary to prevent the banker S H Pratt from foreclosmg on h1S Inn Ol1V9 Ordway fanat1cal health fadlst Mrs Skmner an old fash1oned New England W1dOW and her saucy arrogant daughter are the only v1s1tors of the 1nn when a new guest arr1ves It 1S then that B111 Douglas a college boy who IS 1n love w1th guest who 1S an Enghshman to pose as the famous Lord W1ggl6tOH because the publ1c1ty of h1s be1ng at the 1nn w1ll br1ng many people to the hotel When the news gets around people from everywhere come to the 1nn to try to get a chance to see Lord W1ggleton Into the mldst of all th1S confus1on another Engllshman who says he IS Lord W1ggleton appears One of these Enghshmen IS Lord W1ggleton and the other h1s valet but no one knows the d1Fference Because of the 1ncrease 1n the number of guests the 1nn TBCBIVGS enough money to pay Mr Pratt B111 gets a Job where he can be near Janet and all ends well Th1S play was well presented by the cast on the ex enmg of November 20th 1n the school audltorlum and proved to be greatly enjoyed by the au d1ence if rafibgiagflg ciblss ll 2 ' Qfffff A 1 H 2 E , ::2'.5fr'5 ' W f I FP . 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Betty Bowe S, Phyllis D ll. Madeline Sclmuickor. Virginia Dimlm-rlmf. Jozm Arnistrungg, liirley Linder, Helen Birclier. que-vii, zmqfepafzz' SEPTEMBER 6 The doors of L H S have opened to 653 hlgh school students th1s year Once again summer vacat1on has come to an end and hundreds of sun tanned and freckle faced students are seen 1n the halls By this time we have met our s1x new teach ers MISS Patrlck Mrs Ostrander Mr Carl1sle Mr Holzwarth Mr Matheny and Mr Ward One of the sophomores Elmer Chevraux had a hard time keep1ng h1s home room seat he was only moved around four or five t1mes Whats the matter Elmer? The freshmen and thelr class sponsors M1ss Ullcny and Mr Boyle held the1r first meeting today 1n the audltorxum After setting aside September 19 for thelr party they elected class OHICETS The new cheerleaders Rlta Mae Petch Velma Firth Catherme Metzger Chuck Leuenberger and one veteran cheerleader Juan1ta Kandel appeared to lead the Hrst cheer rally of the school yea1 ThlS morn1ng the halls were full of happy smlllng faces The reason The Loulsvllle Blue Ralders ran then' v1ctory strlng to ten straight as they edged St Johns 7 6 The strams of sweet muslc comlng from room 204 remlnd us that the sen1or band IS pract1c1ng for future games and performances Mr Fry the leader has stepped out 1n a new un1form that IS really n1fty One thing sure the band IS go1ng to make a good appearance th1s year Here comes the brlde here comes the brlde evervone around the school was s1ng1ng thls fam1l1ar refram today Durlng the S1Xth perlod a mus'1cal sklt was presented to MISS Emelyn Close and Mr W1lbur V Terry who were mar r1ed last Saturday Th1s evenlng the JUHIOTS held a Draft Party wh1ch opened w1th a grand march led by Jack Dlllman and Elleen Shockl1ng In the football game between Columb1ana and Lou1sv1lle Dlck Stltt capta1n and the rest of the team defeated Columblana 14 0 As the students make the1r rounds of the halls they notice two great lmprovements ln our school the new Mxrror offxce and the trophy case both of wh1ch were completed during the summer Spotlxght Out Today For the first t1me thlS year the students saw that s1gn greetmg them this mormng as they walked 1nto the1r home rooms M1r1am M1ller IS Edltor ln Ch1ef and Betty Emhoff IS Managlng Edltor You have really missed somethlng lf you have not seen Mlss McPhersons phyS1C3l educatlon classes playlng baseball these lovelv fall days Perhaps there are a few of you who have already V1S1t6d that qu1et after school gather 1ng place called detention Just chew gum 1n class talk back to your teachers blltl school laugh and pass notes 1n study hall etc etc and you shall be there 1n a short time The Loulsvllle Hlgh School magaz1ne sales were closed for another year The freshmen proved themselves to be the best salesmen when Mr Boyles class sold the greatest percentage of subscrlptlons The students who recexved the war sav1ngs stamps were a sophomore Rollm Hoppes and two freshmen Martha Downs and Dan Dowling The Blue Ralders looked especlally brlght th1s morning Perhaps the reason was that North Canton game which proved to be the fifteenth Stralght w1n for L H S Don Mclntee 858111 saved the day by booting that so much needed extra point The Commercial Club has declded to do thelr b1t for the1r country by selling war bonds and stamps in the halls this year Today Ern1e Coberly set a mouse trap under MISS Patr1cks desk hoping that she would step on lt when she walked ID However be fore he got out from underneath the desk ln walked Miss Patrick and Erme was caught in hlS own mouse trap Though everyone IS sorry that the Blue Rald ers lost their game wlth Boardman over the weekend the semois helped to ban1sh the gloom by hav1ng their first partv Saturday n1ght The semors and teachers spent most of the evemng square dancing Everyone was hold1ng h1s breath th1s morn1ng and say1ng that he would be very glad when the day was over Why Repolt cards out' The Jr H1 Y held a wiener roast 1n Paumlers woods IH honor of the new members voted 1nto the club The Raiders toppled Llsbon 37 7 last Satur day Th1s was eas1ly done Ask Pap Alllson Chlck Dougherty and Plggle Paquelet who made the touchdowns The Ralders Journeyed to Canton Twp today seek1ng and obta1n1ng the1r s1xth v1ctory of the year Students are havlng a rest today SIDCB our teachers have all gone to teachers 1nst1tute NOVEMBER OCTOBER The Laublns appeared on the stage this after noon tell1ng us many things about the Indians and showlng us various Indxan dances Another weekend and another w1n for Coach Ashbaughs Blue Ralders as they upset Sebrlng 7 6 The Sebrlng coach commented that It was Just luck on our part but maybe they need a llttle bit of that thlng called luck The LOUISVIIIG swing band led by Mr Harry Fry made their debut Saturday at a practlce dance 82 Due to the change of t1me school started at 9 30 this morning Th1s new t1me IS somewhat confusing but we ll get used to It The glrls phys1cal education classes are now getting 1n trlm for the1r annual Volley Ball tournament for the week of November 16 Thxs afternoon the grade school students gave the matlnee performance of thelr operetta for thls year Hansel and Gretel Everyone en Joyed the show and expressed thexr apprecla atlon by loud applause fl ll 8. . . . 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Q ,-fzmq faint' Mlflam Mlller came back to school today w1th a smxle all over her face The reason M1r1am won first pr1ze 1n the Prmce of Peace contest 19 20 Teachers are busy Wlth gas ratlonlng and long llnes of people walt pat1ently or 1m pat1ently for the1r A books The 3un1or class presented Guess Agaln three act comedy by Glenn Hughes to a large aud1ence Whats th1s we hear Well 1ts true today we caught J1m Lamlelle a sen1or boy at that try 1ng to get Mary Speakmans address and he succeeded If there IS any 1nformat1on any one cares to know Just ask Jlm hell tell you The H1 Y sponsored an enterta1n1ng Vaflety show Wlth Tom Sommerv1lle as Master of Ceremomes The w1nners of th1s program were The Stoddard S1sters Tommy Vloland and W1ll1am Norton No school as Thanksglvlng vacat1on starts today Some of the students are absent from school today What IS the reason? Oh I know they had to have the1r sllppers half soled ln order to come to school Well have to talk to the H1 Y about th1s DECEAABER The football banquet was held th1s evenmg 1n the Lou1sv1lle Parochlal School The mam speaker of the even1ng was Coach H B Rear1ck from McK1nley Hlgh crv from Mr Wxlsons OHICS th1s morn1ng The reason was that qulte a few students who llved 1n the rural d1str1cts were deta1ned because of the snow drlfts The hlgh school students gathered 1n the audl tor1um to hear Mr Lormg Campbell a well known mag1c1an Lou1sv1lle opened the1r bas ketball season th1s evemng w1th MIHEYVH on the1r home Hoor The score was 35 23 1n favor of Lou1sv1lle An amaz1ng c1rcus thrllled the L H S students th1s afternoon as Mr and Mrs HaWk1nS long experlenced anlmal tralners presented the1r m1n1ature c1rcus conta1n1ng a baboon and an Engl1sh sheep dog Th1s evenmg 1n the h1gh school audltorxum the Glrl Reserves p1esented to the P T A and guests Why the Chlmes Rang The play was directed by MISS Ullcny the G R sponsor and was 8SSlSted by the hlgh school cho1r d1 rected by Mrs Close Terry Glrls have you heard about the defense school for women? Classes are held unt1l 10 30 P M on Monday and Tuesday OICh1dS and conglatulatlons to the SEHIOI cho11 who made an outstand1ng debut under the d1 rect1on of Mrs Emelyn Terry on Sunday eve n1ng at 7 30 P M 1n the F1rst Brethlen Church The SBDIOIS l8C6lVBd a real surp11se today Some of them stlll cant bel1eve 1tS the1r VlS3g6 they re lookmg at But the camera doesnt l1e so lt must be you 8 We ve asked some of the students what they wanted for Chr1stmas Can you 11nag1ne what Helen B1rcher wants most of all Yes 1ts Don Skelley My' My Sh1rley Lmder wants a H1 Y p1n to take the place of her G R p1n Maybe Bob R can do somethmg about that Let us know w1ll you Sh1rley It Came Upon a M1dn1ght Clear thus sang the sen1or cho1r as lt wended ltS way through the halls fillmg each one of us w1th Chrlstmas sp1r1t Chr1stmas vacatxon starts at 300 th1s afternoon and lasts untll the fourth af Janu ary Y1pee Hotdogs' Free Agam' are some of the exclamatlons shouted out as the students are dlSmlSS9d JANUARY Some students seem to have had too much va cat1on for 1nstance Calvln Schlott Sh sh sh dont tell h1m He wanted hlS seat changed and It Just so happened that he was placed near h1S two heart throbs Mary L Ford and Gold1e Jones fthe hoarderb Hey boys why dont you try the GXGFCISES we g1rls are tak1ng Bes1des the streaml1ned ef fects they produce they w1ll toughen up your muscles and thats what Uncle Sam wants The senlors and Jumors are unable to obta1n the1r r1ngs th1S month because the company IS dolng part war work Well we can walt much better than our government can No need to look at the calendar to find out what the date IS Students who haven t looked 1nto the1r books all year are try1ng to learn elghteen weeks work 1n one week Heres good luck to all of you on the exams Was It or wasnt t There was a rumor around school today about R113 Tournauxs bemg absent Some say her brother came home from the army and others say It was her boy fr1end To tell you the truth I thlnk the OTHERS are r1ght Studlous bralny and the l1ke Youll haxe to have someth1ng 1n order to take your semestex exams brams and fast th1nk1ng It w1ll surely be lnterestmg to find out how smart some of us really are Announcement to everyone' Gee I wonder what lt 1s' W1ll all the students 1n 314 nmth perlod please study 1nstead of sleep1ng'7 Some of our sen1or boys have rece1ved the1r questlonnaxres WhlCh means they ll have t apply for a deferment unt1l after the second semester of school They w1ll then be subgect to call at any t1me FEBRUARY 1 Mr Walter changed a number of boys seats ln seventh perlod study hall today The rea son was too much attentlon to g11ls and not enough to lessons Buzzy HOOVGI made It clear that he IS not one of these Scoop Latest romance' Chuck Leuenberger and Norma Jean Te1tgen These two have two fhlngS 1n common then cheerleadlng and the1r s1ze You know that handsome Jumor boy Walren Janserq Well he has a new gal fr1end He1 fp If 16. 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Sprmg IS here' Spr1ng IS here' Or 1S t Today we left our boots hats and such t home because the sun was shmmg And what a dlfference It makes around school' Every one IS sooo happy' Must be sprlng fever Talkmg about sprlng fever even though 1ts early have you heard about Kenny Voltz and Don McIntee'7 It seems that the g1rls ID Can ton are pretty nlce Just ask them Isnt lt surprlslng how many people you see 1n the llbrary these days Theres no bet ter place to go to catch up on your read1ng We saw Bud McK1mm and Velma Flrth there today and guess what? They d1dnt have a llbrary Sllp What happened? Ask them Whats the matter wlth some of those senlors today Thats the questlon bemg asked as about thlrty dramatxcs students fllt around the halls looklng very happy Do you want to know Well they were all excused from the last two perlods to go to Canton to see Shep Flelds We happen to know they had a won derful tune Cmcludlng the teacherl and w1ll probably not have the1r homework today Wouldnt lt be n1ce 1f we could do thlS more often Gee was It cold today' SIX below zero when I got up sald Mr Fry as he walked lnto the school 1n h1s red flannels No wonder the band sounded so frlsky th1s mornlng Mr Fry couldnt have stood stlll 1f he had wanted to The whole town IS talkmg about the wonder ful band shows bemg put on at the half of each basketball game Mr Strausser says they used to say th1s IS how MHSSIIIOU does lt now they say th1s 1S how Lou1sv1lle does Its beg1nn1ng to look l1ke the end of w1nter The sun IS Shlnlhg the blrds are s1ng1ng and Don Mclntee IS spendlng hlS evenlngs 1n detentlon hall Mr Carlisle was home SlCk today so the dramatlcs class had Mr Stuckey for a teacher Thank you Mr Stuckey All hearts were on parade last Saturday nlght The G1rl Reserves have done It agaln The Parade of Hearts dance was a great success Everyone IS congratulatmg the Klng Bob R1tCh16 and Queen Rlta Mae Petch MARCH Measles measles, who s got the measles Well Just about everyone has them as far as we can see And whoop1ng cough' Gee wh1z' Th1s nlght was a blg nlght for all the H1 Y and G R members All the G R and H1 Y clubs of the county were guests of the local clubs All had a grand t1me and were those hot dogs good Today a French test Oh me' Poor French students W1th the lowest grade 271 no one got a zero anyway Another red letter day Report cards agam My how some people dread lt' If you wondered why V1v1an Evans hasnt been actmg the same lately well tell you Her one and only has gone to the army Th1s evenlng IH the school audltorlum the se mor class held lts last party Contrary t tradltxon th1s final get together of the class was a k1d party There was even one wee baby 1n the group-Bob Scott He had t brmg along h1s bottle because h1s next feedmg came before the party ended Some of the games that were played were London Brldge and Farmer 1n the Dell The g1rls brought box lunches and ate w1th the boy who hap pened to get the1r respectlve boxes Some of the lucky boys such as R1chard Paquelet got two boxes and therefore two g1rls A very unusual assembly was presented to the h1gh school th1s afternoon Mr Re1d Swmdler a blmd teacher from Sebrlng and h1s dog Pal entertalned for almost an hour To begm hxs program Mr Swlndler sang two selectlons and accompamed hlmself on the plano He gave an 1nterest1ng account of the tra1n1ng of see 1ng eye dogs and the people rece1v1ng one of them The G1rl Reserves completed the1r V1ctory Book Campalgn The campalgn headed by MISS Uhcny was a great success Students from all grades brought 1n books wh1ch were xmmedlately sent to camps 1n the Un1ted States The Lou1sv1lle Hlgh Swmg Klds were very much thrllled tomght They were 1nv1ted to play at Wooster College for the schools nual sprmg dance It was strlctly a formal affaxr and the band proved to be a great suc cess The band was under the dxrectlon f Mr Fry and the vocals were rendered by the golden volce of Lou1sv1lle Delbert Royer Today the Rostroman Club presented one of the most humorous assemblles of the year The program conslsted of two one act plays In Reverse and Tr1ple Madness The stu dents l1ked the former one especially s1nce Bob R1tch1e and Bob Dwyer showed how famlly l1fe would be fifty years from now w1th the women work1ng and the men keepmg house Say have you heard Th1s l1ttle Junlor g1rl Evelyn Klndler has been seen lately w1th the graduate Elton Schnelder There have been rumors that Eunlce Jordon has taken a llklng to h1m also May the best man pardon me g1rls may the best woman w1n' Now It IS known The Hve SQDIOFS chosen to be on the Board of Educatlon for Sen1or Day were Helen Cook Joan Armstrong Carl Bankovlch James Wehl1ng and James La mlelle They met several tlmes a day to se lect the teachers Secrecy prevalled w couldnt find out a srngle teachers name' APRIL Todays the day Aprll Fools Day Everyone IS on the lookout Or are they How about It Mr WIISOHV But well forget about It th1s year theres st1ll another year to catch those w1se old owls The H1 Y held 1ts last lnformal dance of the year Saturday mght 1n the gym It was appro prlately called the Sprlng Hop After last weeks snow we werent sure lt was spr1ng' The gym was decorated 1n keepmg W1th the season of the year M 2 If ' .M . . . 1 f 12' . . . . . - . . . . 1 . . . 0 8. 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' 84 Thrs year as exerw other year L H S opened rts doors to the publrc The rooms drsplayed the work of the vear erch drsplay had the trmely theme Our School and Its Part In the War Effort The grrls of the Home Economrcs classes pre sented a dress rewrew burlt around the Amer rcan theme whrch rs so popular now The grrls modeled pajamas sport costumes street dres es house dresses all of whrch made use of plastrc snaps and buttons The desrgns were by well known desrgners After the fashron show the grrls presented a short skrt called Informatron Please Between fifty and sev enty five grrls took part rn the show An assembly was held today to honor several senror students and welcome them rnto the Natronal Honor Socrety Thrs IS the second year that thrs actrvrty has been operatrng rn Loursvrlle It rs rndeed a great honor to be chosen not only for grades but also for lead er hrp character and personalrty The socrety rs under the supervrsron of Mr Karl Boyle and Mrss Elrzabeth Warstler The annual musrc festrval was held thrs eve nrng and as rn the past rt was one of the brggest musrcal events of the school year It was under the drrectron of Mrs Emelyn Close Terry and Mr Harry Fry Mrs Terry drrected the seventh and erghth grade chorr and the grrls glee club the senror chorr and the boys quartet There were one hundred seventy srx students from the Department takrng part As rn the past Mr Frys senror band gave an other one of rts unrque performances 15 Let the trumpets blow 'rnd everybody srng' Its the Junror Senror Prom and rt has been rumored that thrs may be the last prom at 2e4wrz Loursxrlle Hrgh School for the duratron of the war The brg affarr due to a shortage of transportatron and accommodatrons was held rn the gym There was no large banquet but a delrcrous lunch was serxed Exeryone was merry and engoy ed hrmself thanks to the effr crent and unusual plannrng of the Junrors and therr sponsors 21 The last headache for the senrors Yes final semester exams were grven Wonder rf well all be graduatrng thrs May'7'7'l Thrs year as last the grrls physrcal educatron classes drrected by Mrss McPherson presented therr May Day program rn the audrtorrum Group dances and two solos done by Rrta Mae program Last years queen Helen Brrcher crowned the new Junror queen as the clrmax of the performance The Baccalaureate exercrses took place thrs afternoon rn the school audrtorrum Thrs brought us a step closer to the long awarted Commencement Day when another group of senrors leare the portals of dear old L H S 26 Get your pencrls and notebooks out and lrsten to mstructrons' Exams the last of the year are here' Now dont you wrsh you had studred just a wee brt more durrng the year? Alas rt came Commencement' The last lap for the senrors at Loursvrlle' Wrtness the sad faces All seem to be wrshrng rt was only the begrnnrnff rnstead of the end of the four years Cuprd was busy all day makrng last mrnute preparatrons for hrs brg event of the year The Sweetheqrt Dance sponsored by the Senror H1 Y It proxed to be a flttrng finale for a wear filled ruth many rmportant changes and exe-nts FI n I 7 ' . - . 20. . ' ' 'E I. - ' . , - ' I . V V . , . . l . . .l ' . A . . Petch and Janice Moinet were features of the - . ' - . ' 25- . V - ' ' ' ' - - , - 28. , ' 1 ! . 29. ' . ' ' 85 SOHIO PRODUCTS X 10 and Supreme Gdsollne Sohlo lVloto1 O1ls Atl'1s Battellu WEST MAIN SERVICE STATION Phone 238 Ruth lode 1n my cycle C31 In a seat 1n back of me I took a bump at fifty And lodc on Ruthleesly Lulu If you wele hall 1 man youd take me to the circus IOIUOIIOVV Buddy Honey lf I VN616 half a mm Id be IH the cncus Sweet Young Thmg faftex her Hrst ude on a horse-J Gosh I can haldlv belleve anythlng filled wlth hay could be so haxd CITY BLUE PRINT SERVICE DRAWING SUPPLIES o 4th N W Canton O Phone 22103 1111j1f1111111l 1 REBILLOT S MEAT MARKET 11111bf11111 111s THE LOUISVILLE HERALD 1111 1 N111 fm hlllll I 1 Sophomole You ought to take chlol OIOIHI Fleehman Yeh' Who tc aches t How old .ue you my llttlc man I dont know Q11 MOIDCI was 26 when I was bol n but now shes only 24 Jack IS so .awfully clevel Hes got blams enough for tvso Congratulatlons deal' Hes Just e man fO1 you CREUTMAN S 5c TO S1 00 STORE Quallty Mel chandwe and Candy E Mam St LOU1SVlll0 Ohlo f1111hl11111111x PECK S BAKERY E E E C A ' ' J of E E 1- - E E 2 5 E 5 L11 '.'7'1ff 'iv . 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A ' -' 'ff 5 E ' 5 5 5 E 5 E 1 5 86 IIIPIIIIIXIN TI-IE LOUISVILLE ELEVATOR CO GILBERT C YOUNG Pxop W1 e John thcles a bulglu m the SIIXQIWIIC md mothel m the pxntxy git mg, mx ples Gal up md Ldll fox elp o n C11 thn vxmdowb Pollu Doy O OLIII IH III W 301.1 IU 11 IN L YKJLIIIY 111111 OIT LOITIC OD Je I Sl U I IVIISIQI Jumks on hls weddlng dm Was 1 X613 nuxous cxedtulg H gche h1s bude the marllagc fee And tllcd to kms the pxexchex VIhgn xoux son has Completed h1s studies whxt xxlll he be 1 xut xge I sho thmk Rmsos an nd XIIOIQIS ug bluy And IHILIIIX wane too mnloxex Ito I nwsly hu stumol Nou I hope xou tholou hly undexstmd tha lII1pO1IdIlC9 of punntuatlon Steno Oh xes mdeed I always get to xxolk on 11119 WALLACE MOTORS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH AND INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE Phone S01 399 W Mam St Lou15x1lle Oh1o CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES AND STUDEIN TS BORT S PHARMACY - I I IIIII IIII I Il 2 f: 1. ,A fl or 2 . 2 EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: 'f in Q ,. 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', , - Q ' I Q E E S 88 CHARLES BURN INC General Merchandlse Hardwax e GFOCGTISS M zxlmo Ohxo Brenda I saw somethlng last mght that Ill never get over Cobma You d1d' What was lt Brenda The moon That snowstorm plcture IS wonder fully real1st1c Yes It must be A fellow came mto the studlo one day whlle I was out looked at the plcture and put on my iur coat before he left H Do you go out wlth the boys often She Only when my parents axe home RUSSELL YODER Oldsmoblle Serxlce Loulsxxlle Ohlo EDWARDS FOOD STORE zur IIIK :Hr IM tl UlIIf'1IIlI!IlfN Y PAUMIER S SURE INSURANCE 118 N Chapel Rd 224 E Maxn LOUISXIIIE A m1n1ste1 ln addresslng h1s flock be gan As I gaze about I see before me 1 great many Shlnlflg faces Just then 87 powder puffs came out HA' HA' WE LHANGED IT Thlrsty days hath Septembel Apul June and Noxember All the rest are thlrsty too Except for he who hath home MISS Warstler You 1e late B111 Frxtz What fox PAQUELET S FURNITURE 8x UNDERTAKING SIHCS 1867 Ulllpflllltllfx C R HOPPES GENERAL STORE Maxxmo Ohlo brew E Z E Y - - E 5 C f Q on E E E s : ' ' E E E 2 ' V ' S E ' - ' E E 5 ' V' : E E I - v .,. 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Q H83-OE MA94, 0 Q QSGISTLY5' C' 5 4NT0XN Competent esou cetul o d unof 0 d oy you meet the WORLD of TODAY ond rm 0 s g tcont fosh o Safeguard the myr od t cmsoct ons that moke up the bus: ess of Wor and Peace Superior Steel Sheets Bear The Stamp of Quality WE ARE PROUD IHAT OUR EXPERIENCE AND FACILITIES CANI NOW BE DEVOTED TO THE NATIONAL CALSE 54 rf' P 'fl '1 Ks N ,r r n rim , i inii in, i r I A 'n . 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The professor hurr1edly complled Im SOlly he apologxzed I dldnt know the1e were ladles present Vllllfflllltllft of WAYSIDE FLORAL GARDENS Fa1rhope Wm P Doughe1ty M51 Xtlx on1j1f1n1111f1 of I G A SUPER MARKET FREDEY AND HAIDET Thele IS P1 story told of 1 well known tectotaler who on he'111ng 1 companlon v1go1ously denounclng the pxactlne of Lhustenlng vessels wlth ch umpagne pr1 ox to then launchlng 1epl1ed I dont know that I 1ltogethe1 '1g1ee Wlth you for to my mlnd the1e IS '1 good ten1pe1ance lesson to be found IH It How can th'1t be' 1sked hxs com pamon Well 1epl1ed the teetotale1 lt IS 0 tlreable that duectly aftel he1 first taste of w1ne the Shlp twkes to Watel and sucks to lt ever aftex Once agam Molloy Mide quahty of woxkmanshlp SCOIQS es the 1943 MIFIOI IS cased 111 a Molloy Made COVQ1 from THE DAVID J MOLLOY PLANT 2851 Nolth WQSIGIH Avenue ChlCdgO Ill1no1s lly W H SLUSS CO lllllll J 1 11 1 1 1 11111 4 11 111 1111 1 1 111 1 1 111 Q 5 9 5 E 5 : : : 1 - - : 5 5 E L ' . 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BENSON TYPEWRITER COMPANY 336 4th St N W Canton Ohio N1t Dxd you heax theyle gomg to ra non shoesq Wt I get 1t Exelythmg fol defense nothlng fol de feet A new mud was le llfllllg the lopes IU the household Aftu an dftexnoon awiy the m1st1Lss lnquned M115 dld 'mx one call thls dftelnoon Maly Yes n 1 IH Mlke OFI..-xheltv lstlcss What I 1 16 I do no know them Maxy Why should 5ou7 They called on me 11111111l11f11l11111x If lx f1 l4 KANDEL BROS Homex ind Ted STARK DRY GOODS 1 111 11111 11111 I1 Wm! l 11111111 Phone 2 3204 JOHN GASSER JEWELER Ixfw 11 11111 I1 Rtffllllllltl Complete Lme of Jewelry 1 2nd St S E Canton OhlO ull Gathem xound fox thxs ten yeax olds essax on cats Cats haxe foul paws but only one ma People haxe foxefathers but onlx one mothel s Cd1lX tuls md lot of Du ca IN tales too All cats hue ful coats Some people haxe ful coats and the ones who dont sly catty thmgs xhout the ones who do And then the tenchex send This ful and no fuxthex Jim Wehllng Ale the-le slxteen ounces III 1 pound N11 Boyle I believe so 11111111 ffl 1 fl1111s 1 l C C SHOEMAKER FOOTWEAR Cgl REPAIRING 301 E Mun LOll1bVlllC OhlO 1111 l11111111s I KINTNTER S GROCERY East Tusc St Canton Oh1o PARIS OHIO Ullllll I lllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIYIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII : I Il III : 5 - ,W 1' 2 5 5 E f 1:-f-41 5 s 2 5 In 4! .1..L ,f ,v E 5 E 5 -- ,-.Qf , 5 5 E J-:?'l lf'-1 N f 5 E E Q ' 5 2 5 5 37 5 5 . . . . s 5 ' E 5 LU. 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H ' ' 1 'F LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III Il I IIIIIIIIII ll IIII II I II I Il J IllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII lllll Ill I: E E E If V '1 If I 5 To 'l'l11' Z E C1 , ' ' Q 1 E 2 -. . 5 5 5 5 C111-w ' ! 1143 5 E 'IYII1 Cllr ,xj 'I' 14,5 E E E 2 ' 2 E 5 5 ll I ' E E I ' 1 ull A um an I all I I :IL : :ann 11 ' 2 S I, 11 ' ' 5 11' E T111 Sl pp' C11 Vf' E E E S 5 Q 5 . . . 5 5 T 5 1 ' , U' 5 5 g 1 ' I I :I 5 . ' - E 97 O GEO STARR R I I I Floor Cox CIIHQS and Household FLIIDISIIINQS Velmx Futh I want a llpstlck Cl elk What S126 please Velma Fxrth Thxee Ild es und a house paxtx GREETINGS The helghth and depth ln buef salute IIODS was xeached recentlx when tvxo gnls gleeted eflch othet on the campus is follows HI Ov CASSIDY INC I I fill!! Smce 1900 204 Clexelmd N W C xnton An old Scotch lady looked out f o :car umdow as the tram dlCW to the sta g a 1tt e boy she sald Llttle boy ale you good Yesm Parents IIXIHQQ Yesm Go to Sund 15 school Yes m ID tlon and ha1l1n l l T thls penny and get me 1 b un xnembu God sees you hen I thmk I can txust you lun wlth and I9 AFTER THE WAR TRAINING WILL TELL The W31 has dlawn thousands of addltlonal men and women IHIO offlce POSIIIOHS many of vxhom hfne had very llttle or no tralnlng W1ll they be able to hold then posltlons and t compete 1n the readjustment that wxll follow the end of the wal ' XILS IF Young tolks Wllh fOl6SlgllI ind 1udg,ment vull plepne fox DIOIHOIIOII ind zdxancement The Canton Actual offexs lntenslxe couxses fox those vsho wlsh to pxepaxe fox the best p0Sl txons Summer school wlll beg,1n June 14 Ask for a catalog THE! ARE TRAINED CANTON ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 428 Market Ave N 98 l , 1 ll ' YOII' 4: -I D1-' llflt .ll'Il't'1!'7'.l N lift' .f 3- V2 , . 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I I y ' ' 2' ' ' ' 2 2 1 . , ' . . , '- ' ., . mb 111111111 t um !I!IltIlf1 FRENCH BEAUTY SHOPPE BROOKSIDE FARMS Dxal 828 Loulsvxlle Ohlo A new bog III camp pissed a Llptnn wlthout Silklllllg The Laptam stopped lm T1ke 1 ook it Q he an you attich any specml 5lgI'lIflC'1l'lCC to thls unlfolm The hoy looked hun OXCI 1nd then gunned You lucky do Y u 'ot 1 SUIT th at flts' Ben B Thele lsnt much I un S215 fox myself Im just a plaln CIIIZPH 1nd a taxpayel Mr Infleld Taxpayer eh Income OI dogg I IS It fl 1 1 TOWNE RESTAURANT 118 W Mun Phone 2433 Lou1sx 1lle Ohlo lVI1ke VN IS fltllllg to Dublm fo1 the filet tune ln hls llfe and hls fuend Pvt was glxxng hlm 1 few hints on what to do md whexe to 5,11 ln the bug clty What do I do when I go to the Zoo uked Mxke You be Laleful about the zoo d used Pat Youll see fume '1n1m'1ls lf you follow the WO1dS To the hons o the elephants but take no notlce of e one To the 9X1t fox begouah Mlke 1 s 1 f1aud and IIS outslde I found my se when I nent to look at It RAY S PUROIL SERVICE lDKUJ1Mo1111IS ATHLETIC GOODS 2nd Stleet S E I' A STUDER W F STUDER ,, 1 I - 1 1 11 I rx 1 ' - .A 1,1 E fffl 4 I ' I U 2 E E : 1 1111 1 1 11111111111 : : ' ' 'F ' ' 1 . 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Kenny V An autograph of coulse Silly S Why dldnt you shoot that tlgE'17 Bob Samblanet He he dxdnt have the uffht klnd of an expresslon for a rug Ixe just been leadmg some statlstlcs here evexy tlme I bxeathe a man dxes Whv man' Why dont you use Lls te11ne'7 THE C N VICARY CO CANTON OHIO gh school lll3I'll1HIlS have then uou bles too and 1f you dont bellexe t llsten to IhlS MISS Heaslev lecently IE celved a lequest for a book called For'x Ways to Amuse a Dog The person wanted Forty Days of Musa Dagh Blll F Do you know why ducks amd geese fly north 1n the Sprmgtlme DlCk S Because IIS too fax to Valk Helen I was at a Cat show llst nlght Betty Dld you Wm a PIIZBQ BUY WAR BONDS TODAY ELECTRIC KITCHENS TOMORROW Fw OHIO POWER C 305 Clex eland Ax enue S W D1al 6301 III III I I III III I II II I IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII I I I I I II I I Il IIIIIIIII IIII - I I II I II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII In A L II I I IIIII ll' : - E I E E S E I E E E E fl C ll , f' ' .l1I1.'l.' 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Well you see I love the kmd of Jelly beans she brmgs me and she loxes the way I do her axlthmetlc ,Ill 011111111 IV 11101117 Illllll P1111 E C LAIR LUNIBER CO N Chapel St Lou1sv1lle Oh1o Nfl!! 11111111 v lfosf U0 1111 Lzzmllfr I 11r1l CITY FUEL COMPANY DOIUSSIIC Coal and Coke Depot SIIQSI Dlal 2211 LOUISVIIIQ Ohlo DID XOU EVER HEAR OF THE AB SENT 'VIINDED PROFESSOR Who walked 1nto the room put h1s cane 1n bed and stood IH the COYI1019 Who txed h1s spaghettl and ate h1s shoe stllngs Who washed h1S hands threw the watex 1n bed and Jumped out of the W1l'ldOW9 Who put h1s watch 1n h1s coffee and poured h1s cxeam mto h1s pocket' Who spent half the diy huntlng, lox h1s spectacles when they NVQI9 on h1s nose EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT CEMENT AND LIME SPRAY MATERIAL WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES J B METZGER CO Dldl 091 Loulsx 1lle Ohio Establlshed 1874 3 Cl: l ' ff-fp E E - E THE GLOBE DAIRY . . - Sl - . 1.. n l Q- -I- -A ' '- 101 GOOD CLOTHES For Young Men Who Stay Young Munslngwear Stetson Hats A1 row Sh1rts MHSSHg1C Shoes M B HOMER Canton FRAIL She could swlng a s1x pound dumb bell She could fence and she could box She could rovx upon the r1ve1 She could clambel mong the rocks She could golf from morn t1l evemng And play tennls all day long But she couldnt help her mothel Cause she vxasnt xely strong Employment lnlnagel You 16 an ex cellent pcnman you write a cleal cut hand But can you vsrlte shorthand' Bob Scott Oh yes but It takes me Edlt01 Cengaglng 1epo1te1D If you had to WI116 an artxcle on a subject you knew nothmg of hoyy would you beg1n Betty Emhoff We learn from a ve1y 1el1ab1e source Ed1t01 Excellent And how would you end 1t', Betty Ernhoff We could fill columns on thls subject but lack space Edltor Splendld You are engaged Bashful Suxtor If I threw a klss HCIOSS the room would you consxdel me bold? Boxed Young Thlng No Just lazy THE STARK COUNTY MILK PRODUCER S ASSOCIATION INC Room 212 Canton Bldg Phone 3 6100 CANTON OHIO Complnnents of BIRCHER S DAIRY Whats wo11y1ng you D3VldA7 asked Mabel I was Just wondeun lf Dad would see to the m1lk1n whxle we 19 on our hon eymoon suppos1n you sa1d yes 1f I asked you to marry me replled the farmels son The Western Senatol txlked fist H1s wolds had velve and lustcl Hls bloncho bustmg days wele past But what a fllly bustexl DUTCH TREAT RESTAURANT FOR THE BEST IN DINNERS My Best W1shes to Gladuatlng Class of 1943 A E SCHWAB lllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllIllllllllllll I - - I H : E - ' 5 E 9 5 ' ununuunlunlml 7 ' at v , , ' ' D H . Q. . . a 1 , l A H . 3 sa . , - i , . . . , . - v v . . l wy ' . -. ' V . l'- : . ' 1 y , ' ' E 2 ' . C - ' 1 . -. ' I V - ' . 1 ' 1 1 , . , , 'l . ' , - a - I longer. ' f ' 2 E .l , E 5 . .. E 5 A. E 5 . - V 5 5 v - E E V , ' ' , E E 7 ' E : E 9 E 5 5 E 7 E E , ' E E v ' S E S 5 . 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