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

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' Glee Club The Louisville Male High School Glee Club is nearing the completionof its eighth year under the capable directio-n of Mr. J. Bertram Harmon. Mr. Harmon, after others had failed, stepped in and made the Male High Glee Club the fine organization, it is today. It is indisputable that the Male High Glee Club is one of the best, if not the best choral organization in this section of the c-ountry. The State Contest in Lexington every spring is usually the climax of the Glee Club's term activities. Being revived this year, the Male High Music Festival, so popular several seasons past, will amply reward the boys' diligent efforts through the preceding nine months. The State Contest will again be entered this year by the Glee Club and the All-State Mixed High School Chorus which occurs at the sa e time, will have ,about twenty Male High boys in it. , A m The Glee Clubls officers for this semester are: Jimmy Burnett ............. ' ...... .... P resident Edward F. Stoll ..... ..... V ice-President George C. Feierabend ............ Secretary-Treasurer These officers graduate this year. Others leaving the Glee Club are: Ray Marcus, Lee Wedekind, Lloyd Durham, Geo-rge C. Howard, Henry Barker, Vernon Barker Claude Montgomery, Richard Bates, Eugene Comer, Tommy Jones, M. Castleman Jim Craig, J. E. Mitchell, Al Platoff, F. Martin, Jack Wells, Don Burwell, A. jf Unglaub, Goodman Tasman, Virgil O'Bannon, and A. G. Hall. ! 7 -Jack Feierabend, Secretary-Treasurer. Eighty'-seven Male High '38

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Safety Club Every home-room at Male selects a student as its representative in this club. Meetings are in Session semi-monthly with students presiding, We are proud to have as our faculty advisor Mr. Tallman, a most able supervisor. Thus far, our council has had special speakers, usually distinguished officer of some public department in Louis- ville, to explain and demonstrate remedies to accidents, both home and public. We also are an active section in the municipal lnter-High 'School Safety Organiza- tion. We have selected two members from the club to represent us, the Safety Club, at its meetings Calso held twice a monthb. These two delegates gather in the news con- cerning other high school organizations and report the safety business carried on by these other schools to our club. Helpful information received through our organization is thence relayed to the rest of the school through the agency of home-room representa- tives. By these methods our Safety Club is endeavoring to make every Male High student safety-conscious. OFFICERS: Jimmie Evans--- .......... ...... P resident Louis Mann .... ........... V ice-President Paul Weller ..,. .... C orresponding Secretary Rodney Higgins--- ...- Recording Secretary Tom Coleman ---- ---------- S ergeant-at-Arms -Paul Weller, Corresponding Secretary. Eighty-six The Bulldog

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SHSNHXPH-Y Sigma HigY has just completed another successful season in which we enjoyed several noteworthy social events. We held a skating party in january, and just recently sponsored a combination dance and swim social. Although our athletic endeavors were not exceeding successful, we came in second in the water polo tournament, and tied second in basket-ball. Several of our boys passed the junior Red Cross Life Saving in the recent course sponsored by the YW T he club roster now contains the following members: James Erwin, Ed Mer- kel, james Dooley, Raymond Frankel, Pete Carwell, John Fels, jack Dayton, Bruce Hinton, Tom Kernes, Chester Redmon, Frank Lacy, Harry Hunter, Bill Rhodes. Our advisor is Dee Myatt. The officers for the past term were. James Erwin .... ....... P resident Edward Merkel--- .... Vice President Raymond Frankel ..... .... S ecretary james Dooley ..... ....... T reasurer Pete Carwell .... .... S ergeant-at-Arms -Raymond Frankel, Secretary. Eighty-eight The BuHdog