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

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THE DELPHIC LITERARY SOCIETY President. ,S .... ........ I ack Ross Treasurer ...... .,.. S tuart Campbell Vice-President ...... Vertner Smith, lr. Critic ...,....., ....,, B ob Speith Recording Secretary .......r Bill jones Sgt.-at-Arms .......... Don Shircliffe Corresponding Sec. ....... David Dean The first meeting of the Delphic Literary Society, held on the night of February 2l, l9Zl, vvas attended by but six members, around which nucleus, with valuable ad- ditions, the Louisvillidflale l-ligh Delphic Literary Society was developed. From its infancy to the pre t, the members have co-operated and made the most earn- est efforts to develop the Society, which has never been eclipsed by any other school group. Term of l939V2 The Christmas dance was a financial, and a social success, Our thanks to all who attended. Our Spectator , in addition to being a success from the literary stand- point, has contributed considerably to the assets of the organization. On the night of December 23, L939, Perry Miller, loe Simpson, and Billy Weber were formally initiated into the Society. The Delphic wishes to extend to you, the graduating seniors, the most cordial wishes and hope that in the future lvlale l-ligh will be proud to claim you as her own.

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DISC AND DIAMOND The Disc and Diamond Club, which has a larger membership than any other student organization at Male, enjoyed another successful year under the capable advisorship of Maj, Bashore, the Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Through the capable management of the Activities Committee by Chairman Bob Coffman, the club sponsored its addition to the steady growing list of Military Balls. On the evening of December 8, at the Henry Clay Hotel Continental Room, the semi-annual Military Ball was given and proved to be the largest school dance of the year, surpassing all previous Balls given by the Disc and Diamond. lt is indeed with a thrill that a few of l939lf2 Disc and Diamond members recall the not overly crowded first Military Ball as described in the l938 Bulldog, Cadets and cadet officers in immaculate uniforms, shining brass, brilliant white shirts, and the girls in gay formals, presented a most spectacular scene. From the record breaking profit derived from the Ball the club donated a sum to the Bulldog and supplied the Rifle Team with much appreciated new 'scopes and Leyden sights for use in the new rifle-range. The remainder of the profits were left to the succeeding Disc and Diamond of l94O to whom we wish even more success than was enjoyed by the Disc and Diamond of l939V2. x an 1l' l,l Gap I .Nyw

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AAHH President ...... . . ..... .... P aul Koshewa Vice-President. .. . .'iDutch Breunig Secretary ..... . . .Harold Dean Treasurer .... . . .Arthur Sager Sgt.-at-Arms ...........,............... Charlie Kuhn The l-l Club enjoyed a very successful year under the leadership ot President Paul Kosheyva, Among the many things accomplished was the initiation ot some 40 new mem- bers who received their letters in football. Although the l-l Club regrets their leaving, it congratulates those of its members who are graduating, r Jw. .. 'ij ll --- -1. ll lj E - j, .C ae? git-