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

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355 4 9, 061 Z P sr' X ix 1 it new T fb-iso!-1 Y 5 X K 1 l History of the Class of '32y, In the beginning of the year l93Il there entered into Louisville Maile High School an ignorant mass of young, gosling-necked creatures which were uncercmoniously called freshmen.,' They would peer with fearful wonderment into each dark cor- ner and class roomg they would cringe at the eagle stare of the proud and lordly beings, who were called useniorsl' by the National Society for Research of Queer Animals. Slowly but surely these freshmen became accustomed to the work and surround- ings. They drank deeply of the wines of knowledge and of the fine example of school spirit which is still maintained. Now for the first year, which to us seems but minutes in the never-ceasing retinue of time. This first year held in store for us the First Annual lVlay lVlusic Festival. Under the direction of hflr. lVlarzian, Mr. VVotowa, our most capable music professors, and the guest artist, Mr. Stuart, the fete was a grand success. Since then it has become an annual affair. Hyland Bizot piloted the football team through a successful season to top hflanual by 7-0, Red,' Kennedy crossing the white line. YVe were also very proud of our prowess in other athletics. Thus ends our first year, which seems as an experience about half true. Now we can look with disdain upon freshmen, for are we not above them, are we not YVise-fools ? VVe had now become acquainted with our classmates and Ten