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

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History of The Class of 1938 The latter part of the year nineteen hundred thirty-five may have brought manv an event to be remembered, but for most of us there came our chance to enter Lo-uisville Male High School. We entered, at least some of us did, with the idea in mind to keep Uthat calm confidence that comes with knowledge, as Mr. Green would have itg only to lind that within a very short time we were reversing the late Mr. Ragsdaleis proverb, Drive your workg don't let your work drive you. Although St. Xavier edged us out for the first time in history, we, as Sophomores, began to take pride in our school for climaxing a mediocre season in, football with a rousing victory over Manual to the tune of 26 to 13. The first-year athletes were not up to the Juniors and Seniors, but started the coaches expostulating upon their use- fulness in the future. Some, not so athletically inclined, worked earnestly to keep that high record so desi-red by colleges. Shortly after the Christmas Holidays we advanced an English unit. Already feeling at home at Male, we began, to look on the newcomers and wonder whether we had been such persons just a short time before. Returning to the port-als of Male in the fall as juniors, we found that we were now beginning to carry a great part of the welcomed burden of extracurricular activities. In addition to these activities the academic studies demanded more and more time as the weeks passed by. Despite the fact that our team went out on the field as thoroughly innoculated with HHigh School Spirit as any team heretofore, we lost in the Annual Classic to our Oak Street rivals. Settling down to the grind between Thanksgiving and Christmas, the majority of us emerged with grades that were the envy of many above and below us. The Bulldog