Louisville Male High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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9 J. EDWARD BARRY. Barry is one of those fellows who, unless you take speeial no- tice, you will not know is around. He has very little to say to anybody but is always ready to do any thing that is asked of him. He is especially gifted with the power to keep still, a power which, alas, many of us lack. But with all his silence Barry is a good fellow and we are all glad to have been in the class with him. THOMAkS beattie. Class basket ball ' 15, ' 16; Debating Club. Here is one of the handsome members of our illustrious class. Tommy is another fellow who doesn ' t care to mix up much in i ' ...... anything that he doesn ' t know anything about, and conse- quent y he keeps out of a lot of - ' ' ' S ' trouble. If it wasn ' t for girls and dances Tommy could easily be a star at lessons but h does . : not like to neglect the ladies, . , . and of course we can ' t blame • ' - ' v him. But even with dances and . • - girls, Tommy always manages • to get on with his lessons, and , that ' s the main thing.

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8 MlD-YEAR ANNUAL GEORGE M. BAIN. Glee Club ' 15, ' 151 2, ' 16; Basket Ball Sub ' 14, ' 16; Senior Play ' 16; Undergraduate Club ' 15, ' 151 2, ' 16, ' 161 2. Here we have one of the class long boys. When he was a freshman George was about on a par with the rest of us but since that time he has sprung to a height that few of us will ever reach. Bain is a happy-go- lucky sort of chap and if there is any way to get out of some work and he doesn ' t find it there is something wrong. George is also athletically inclined and is some gun at baseball and basket ball. We are also informed that he sometimes shoots a little pool. How about it, George? Taking hini all in all, Bain is a swell fellow and we are all glad to have him in our class. Get a divorce from Lady Fatima, George. W. IMARCUS BAKER. A. L. A. ' I31 2, ' 14, ' I41 2, ' 15, ' I51 2, ' 16, ' I61 2; Lunch house staff ' 15, ' 16; Senior Play; Class Basket Ball ' 15; Secretary Mandolin Club ' 16; Gym leader ' 15, ' 16; Annual Staff; Secretary Agassiz Society ' 14. Here we have the fellow with the unlimited nerve. Anybody that has the nerve to wear a black derby and a high straight collar to the L. B. H. S. has nerve enough to do anything. Bake is one of those fellows who (kjcsn ' t say much as long as things are going along to suit him but when they start the other way, watch out. Bake, like soinc of 1h( rest of us, has fallen for the Hawaiian music, and he spends a good deal of Ills lime willi liis dknlch ' . do I0 i1, l iik ' , we ' re for yon. .Ml:

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10 MID-YEAR ANNUAL WALTER BODEMAN. Orchestra ' ISVs, ' 16, ' IGVs. Bodemaii is one of the few fellows that Roy Martin doesn ' t know very well. This is because Bodeman is always on time, al- ways brings his locker key and keeps out of trouble, and so, out of the office. Walter is steady in everything and has made himself useful in the orchestra for a couple of years. He is a good scout, and with his quiet, steady ways we are sure he will get there. E. J. BORGEL. Borgel ' s nickname is Whisk- ers. This may seem a queer name for the clean-shaven youth which you see before you, yet the name does fit him. How- ever, if he chooses to grow a beard it ' s his own business and nobody has the right to question it. Seriously, though, Borgel is a good fellow. He never mixes much in school activities but he always keeps his lessons pretty well up, which, by the way, is what some of us come to school for. Here ' s to you, Borgel. If you want to grow that beard do it, but dye it black, it will make you look more distinguished.