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

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Los Angeles, Calif. February I, l96O Mr. james Erwin, Erwin Drug Company, San Francisco. Calif. Dear jimmy: l've just returned from a trip back East and I thought you'd be interested in knowing about the old classmates l met. I stopped in Louisville where l saw Alvin Warren, j. O. Bagwell, and Ralph Edsall, who are, respectively, president, chief accountant, and head of German correspondence of the Lincoln Bank of Kentucky, I visited Male and found that the P.M.S.T. is none other than Major Robert Coffman. Drs. Harry Reid and Willard Taylor are the most prominent physi- cians in Louisville lHarry diagnoses the cases and Bill oper- atesl. I discovered Taylor Duncan painting murals in the new city hall. I visited Prof. jerry Davis, who is dean of the Dental College. In Washington, D. C., I saw Hon. Russel Ernst, the new Supreme Court justice, Sen. john V. D. Fels, the Republican senator from Ohio, and Burke Hyde, the record-holding pilot to whom all important documents are entrusted for trans- portation. In Newark I came across Marshall Humphrey working on the fifth dimension. In New York, I found that C. Barkley Hutchison is an eminent pediatrician and that Gene Carpenter is a successful research chemist. I was pleas- antly surprised by being received at Playboy Walter Lacy's penthouse by Ervin McClain, who is unofficially the best butler in New York. j. H. Bickel is still breaking speed records when he's not busy painting portraits of famous people. You know, no doubt, that LaMont Richardson has just completed ten years with the Yankees and that Harry Stimmel is presi- dent of the national Y. M. C. A. On the way back to California I stopped in Des Moines to see Ben jacobstein who owns a shoe factory there. I also saw Fred Strobel practicing for the National Skeet Shoot that is to be held there some time this month. l don't have to mention the successes of Ted Holliger as a character actor and Richard Schell's top-flight band over in Hollywood. It doesn't seem like twenty years has passed since we left Male, but the members of our l939V2 Class have certainly succeeded on a grand scale. jimmy, I have to run up to 'Frisco in a couple of weeks, so I'll drop in to see you then. ' Sincerely, Charles. 1 t .gs

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WESLEY WAYNE ELLIS Ambition: Dance Band Leader. I Probable Future: Orson Wells, Zncl. WILLIAM C. HATFIELD Ambition: Architect. Probable Future: Engineer, Activities: R.O.T,C., '37, '37'.'2, lst Class Private, '38, Corp., '38l.i, Sgt., '39, Capt., '39'!2, Clee Club, '37, '37l2, '38, '38 2. '39, '39 i. IOSEPH KRAIG GENE B. CARPENTER Ambition: Research Chemist. Probable Future: Making gunpowder. Activities: 3rd Honor Sophomore, 2nd Honor junior, Albert S. Beha Geometry Prize, Geometry Representative, State Achievement Contest, Honor Roll, '37l,'2, '38, '38l,2, '39, '39l.f2, Cum Laude, H Book Staff, '39, Debate Club, '38, Sec., '38'.2, '39'.'z, Chemist's Club, '38, Treas., '39, Pres., '38'nf2, '39l'2. MALCOLM S. PIERSALL Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Activities: Disc and Diamond Club, '39l,'i, Sgt., '39, Znd Lieut., '39, Capt., '39Vz. IAMES K. DAVIDSON Ambition: To be a successful financier. Probable Future: To study for Certified Public Accountant examinations. i. D. aizesiii. Ambition: Accountant. Probable Future: Rendezvous with death. Activities: Member of Beta Hi-Y, '39V2. HAROLD TORSTRICK Ambition: Millionaire. F, Probable Future: Rag man. i ki..A..a.L,.s....... ,...., MC- Au.-. , .....,..,.s A... . Cu.. A A ' ------1 hi