Louisville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Louisville, OH)

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The Very Lost Word ADMINISTRATION In appreciation of the deep interest, co-operation, and effort they have put forth in order to make ours a pleasant, model high school, we, the Mirror Staff of 1948, dedicate this annual to our most kind and helpful Superintendent, Russell A. Strausser and Principal, Howard E. Wilson and also to our efficient and able Louis- ville Board of Education. SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Graham Mooth, William Wilder, Thomas Edwards, Clyde Hirst, Dave Smith. R. A. STRAUSSER H- E- .WILSION Superintendent rmclpa F41

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CALENDAR Wed., Sept. 3- Long skirts, bewildered looks, and new faces were noticed by students as they joyfully C?D entered the doors of dear old LHS. And my! how experienced they have become this summer. Eddie Culp advises one and all to keep his fingers away from lawn mowers. It hurts. Ouch! ! Th-urs., Sept. 4- During the year's fir.st assembly, Mr. Strausser con- gratulated Qveryone for being so quiet. Lost: Three faculty members, gained: four faculty members, 'thitchedu-one faculty member - - Hmm? Among the jokes fired at the poor innocents by Mr. Strausser was one- which he said he hoped we would remember and use. The philosophy was, 'fBut that's the way I like it. Fri., Sept. 5- When Mr. Boyle asked Paul Rosia how he spe-nt his vacation, he replied, I transplanted rhubarb all sum- mer. Sat., Sept. 6- Canton Township was Louisville's opponent at the Mas.sillon Tiger Stadium Preview. A 7-7 tie ended the exciting battle. Miss Peake and Miss Bode utterly exhausted themselves rooting for Louisville. P. S. The bus broke down on the way home. Mon., Sept. 8- Schedules can not be changed after today, so people scurry madly to and fro trying to find where's what. Bruce Herrick and his monkey brother, Cindy, went for a stroll after school-Rather, Cindy rode, Bruce strolled. Tues., Sept. 9- Poor Elsie Karasfs dog died today, but she isn't too unhappy 'cause she has three more. The Freshmen and Juniors had their first class meetings of the year. Wed., Sept. 10- Susie McKimm fainted in Mr. Schlottis class. Lucky girl! ! The freshmen had another meeting and theyire still going around in circles. Last year's freshmen, taking the important office as sophomores, also got together to talk things over. Fri., Sept. 12- Louisville met Uhrichsville with Captain Lambert Everson leading the boys to a 12-6 victory. Tom Trew's shoes made a touchdown but John Keszeg had his feet in them. Joe Metzger, senior class President, presented to Mr. Sitrausser the senior class gift to the school, a new electric scoreboard. The new he-ad cheerleader, Gerry Violand did a wonderful job with the help of the other cheerleaders and Ruth Daily, the new mem- ber. Helen Wagner received the honor of becoming head majorette, in place of Sally Stoddard who has graduated. Sat., Sept. 13- 'Mid laughter and music the Jr. Hi Party made its debut. The theme cente-red around the football sea- son. Those hep-cats are smooth dancers, too. Mon., Sept. 15- Mr. Hunsinger, magazine salesman, bounced up on the stage with a volle-y of jokes for the annual magazine sales assembly. So the students put on their best smiles and sallied forth. The question of the day was, Will Mr. Boyle win again? Tues., Sept. 16- From her enrollment card, We find Mary Haren was blorn Sept. 8, 1947. Quite young to be in school isn't s e? Wed., Sept. 17- My dear frosh, when the fire bell rings after this please do not take your books. Let ,em burn! ! ! Fri., Sept. 19- The Raiders tour-ed to Columbiana for their se-cond win. Captain Butch led the team to a 27-0 victory. Sat., Sept. 20- A getting acquainted party was held this evening by the Freshmen Indians. Tom Embaugh had to pay the consequences because he didn't know a rooster doesn't lay eggs. Bob Walker and Janet Greenwell, Bob Rine and Bee Metzger were among the couples. I6 Complete, Concise, Mon., Sept. 22- Beware, Mr. Schlott is a dangerous characte-r! !' ! He was going to tear someone-is arms off and hit him over the head with them. The first club night was tonight. Tues., Sept. 23- K To be or not to be, that is NOT the question. Is Mr. Boyle selling magazines or isn't he, that 1S the ques- tio-n? Wed., Sept. 24- Bill Fisher found a paper with the total amount Mr. Boyle had held back for magazines sales. The only trouble with the paper was that dear Mr. Boyle had planted it. Fri., sept. 26- Whee! ! ! No school today. Louisville played Sebring and came cut on top with a score of 6-0. Sat., Sept. 27- The Sophomores must love school for the theme of their party was t'S'chool Days for Daze?D After games and a .session of square and modern dancing, food was served and everyone hurried home? ? ? ? Some of the couples were Dean Kirkland and Joan McEowen, Allen Frease and Wanda Marker, Tom Linder and Betty Hayes, Brinley Thomas and Carol Heyne, Richard Yoder and Jean Royer. Mon., Sept. 29- Joyce Imdorf made a hot experiment in chemistry when she burned herself with acid. ls the grade school trying to catch up on its reading? Nope, it's a paper drive. Tues., Sept. 30- Surprise! ! I Mr. Moffett's home room won the maga- zine sale. Thurs., Oct. 2- Today a new millinery style was introduced. Sugar- dale caps were modeled by the Consumer's Ed students, who took a trip to Sugardale and to the Hoover Com- pany. Fri., Oct. 3- In the cheer rally for the Louisville-North Canton game, a football talked to the students. Captain Gene Menegay gave a lengthy speech of a few words. That evening the Raiders and the Vikings battled to a 6-6 tie. Both bands gave shows and Betty Kline was fcotball queen. Her attendants were: Betty Kreuzer, freshman, Jane Jackson, sophomore, Rosy Kreuzer, junior, Gerry Violand, senior. Doc Boyles stole the .show when he was carried off the field. Both schools were well represented at the Spotlight Dance that followed. The LHS Swing Band furnished the music. Sat., Oct. 4- The Hobos of '49' spent their evening in modern and During the party annual staffers publicity. Two villians, Tom Mc- Monnot wouldn't let the poor in- SC1- ,'l31'6' dancing. visited it to give Donald and Rich nocents in but the hero, Doc Boyles, guided them past the watchdogs to the .safety of the gym. Tues., Oct. 7- Come on, let me shoot you quick. Itfs just Mr. Moffett trying to round up the Seniors so he can take informal snaps. What would you do if James Hostettler calle-d you George Washington because of your hair style? Miss Wright could probably have done the same thing. Wed., Oct. 8- Can you picture Barbara Wagner being Paul Rosia's mothe-r? Today in senior Eng. Lit. it happened just that way while they were reading poetry, Thurs., Oct. 9- HVariety is the spice of life. This was proved by the Wade Quartette which presented a program today. Fri., Oct. 10-- Boardman was tripped by Louisvill-e leaving the final score 35-14. Ed Ali was the Raider's captain. Virg Stan must have a toe like his brother's for he made all the extra points. Could it be the same toe?