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

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,g J SENIOR CLASS PLAY On December l5, I939, the class of '39lb went dramatic. lt presented a comedy about a group of college boys. The play was called Kicked Out of College, by W, Ben Hare. The story ofthe play is told in the names ofthe acts, Wally's First Little Wife, Third Little Wife Wallace Benbow. Ted Cheseldine .... ...,..... Leviticus ....... Dorothy Gray. . . Scotch McAllister Betty Benbow. . . Slivers Magee. . . Ma Baggsby .... Mrs, lVlcGann. .. Wally's Second Little Wife, Wally's . . . . . .Russ Ernst . . . .Ted Holliger ....lames Erwin . . . .G Edwin Barnes . . ......... jerry Davis Horace Mahorney . ..... Alvin Warren . . . .... Dick Raymond Mr. B. l. Benbow .... .......john Fels ....jimmy Moss Mr. Sandy lVlcGann. . . .... Elmer Palmer Selina McCann ,...... . . .Leon Shavinsky Officer Riley ..,........ ....,,. G ilbert Ades Mile. Mimi Fluerette .... .... T ommy Hargrove Mr. Gears ........... .... D ick Raymond luliet Snobbs ......., .... L eon Shavinsky Shorty Long ....... .... G ilbert Acles Mrs. B. l. Benbow ..,..................... Walter Lacy Salamanica Spivins .................... George Drescher john Bickel and lim Duesler did most ot the work back stage. Mr. Gardner directed the play. - Thanks to all who made it a success.

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OMICRON HI-Y President ......, ......,........ . . .C-erald Kirven Vice-President .... .... B ob Speith Secretary ....... .,,. B ill Peake Treasurer .... ..., I ohn Dawson Publicity ..... .... T ommy Stokes Sgt.-at-Arms .........,.................. Percy l-lagan Omicron has brought to a happy end another term on which it can look back with pride and pleasure. During the past term all ofthe phases of its activity, service, social, physical, and religious, have been brought out by its members. We have continued the policy of service to the community, the school, and the Y.lVl.C.A. in many different projects, In a social way we have had a general social at the Y.lVl,CA., in which all clubs participated and also two smaller socials of our own, including a get-together at the Boy Scout Camp, and also a skating party. Omicron has participated in Volley Ball, Water Polo, and six-man football competition among the l-li-Y Clubs. One of our most inspiring talks was a lecture by Dr. Slutz of Dayton, Ohio. Omicron loses two of its esteemed members by graduation, Russell Ernst and Bill Spears. We look forward to the spring term as one in which we will do bigger things and in which all the members of Omicron will be benefited.

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Another school semester has come to its end, and we feel that Beta has progressed. In this statement we store our greatest pride, for what could be greater in a club which has a reputation for the accomplishment of all its purposes? We have lived up to all the tradi- tions of the past and have built a club out- standing in athletic ability, and close in fellow- ship. One could hardly conceive a club which has had more wholesome enjoyment than Beta. Not only have our own social projects been a success, but our participation in the activities of the Hi-Y has been most suc- cessful. The new members of our chapter have been elected into the club with the assurance that they have the necessary qualifications and that they will be both benefited by, and an asset to the club. Although we do not lose very many members through graduation this year, we will deeply feel the loss of our seniors. They are: Harry Stimmel, joe Larkins, james Harrison, and james L. Hannah. lt is to these seniors and to Mr. Neu, our faculty advisor, that we, the members of Beta, do dedicate this page. RICHARD AYRES, Publicity Chairman. BETA HI-Y Club Officers President ............ joe Krieger Vice-President ...... joe Anderson Secretary ..... . . .Harry Stimmel Treasurer ..... . . .Baxter Larmon Sgt.-at-Arms ..... Marvin Churney