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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

V.,-77 QT Live.. ,. . X VI ,f ,, X A K rj' 'Calf' J V v -uv I Rf. ' . J, , illthrts 61112 Semnr Glass of 19442- Pres:-:nba Uhe Qullhng John Mull Cofd Dob+ Woer- er- CoEd LC Gard F Ad 1 0 er.. . . . n .. : Harold Slack..BuaMgw . nel-.. ac. v. Benicaiinn MR WETHERELL We the class ot l944 V2 take pleasure rn dedlcatma thls class annual to a member of the faculty Mr Wetherell who has done much tor the betterment ot Male l-llah Besldes tryrnq to teach successfully handled trcket sales tor several plays and other such occaslons Also he sees to lt that every student 1n chapel IS able to hear the assembly programs by h1s splendrd handlrnq of the publrc address system As We look back on the days ot dear old Hrqh School Mr Wetherell stands out as an excellent teacher and a true trrend 3 some of the students to type and not pound the keys, he has very :FUFBIUUFU Today as never before the entrre world rs m a chaotrc condr t1on We as senlors have spent our hlgh school days wrth a background of war and an abnormal crvrl an hfe Qur yearbook wrll doubtless reflect these unusually dark rrappenmgs ln our careers Increased costs of productron laoor shortages delays 1n trme of productlon of any land lack of keen mterest n educa tlonal affarrs and many other frustratrons have all entered mto the comphcatrons of thls book We the members of the annual staff have wrestled wlth these problems and whrle they have not been overcome by any means yet some of the blows have been softened somewhat and we have endeavored to present thls l944 V2 lssue of the Bulldog for your pleasure and approval We have edlted all materlal as carefully as posslble and have attempted to glve you a representatlve book of the act1v1t1es of your senlor year at Loutsv lle Male Hrgh School We hope that It w1ll be 1n a small way adequate and we assure you that our best wrshes accompany thrs volume Staff and Faculty Advrsor of the l94412 Bulldog RCDBT WQERNER ISHN L MlLLER Co Edrtors Annual Staff 4 1 1 M ' . , 4 . 1 . . , w , , L ' I I W - , A , A - 1 1 ' 1 L , x. , , , . 11 11 r . . . 1 , 4 ' I r f If ll X, UUIEUI ADMINISTRATION SENWCJR CLIXSS CHHSANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS 5 M II.I T A R Y A TIIL E TI C S f .. Ahmunrgirahnn Eli! Nntulig W If , 1. 'A I7 LA NN , ,, XX 7 f ' 7 jr fm! ffff' If K V! 47 kg X ' f f ff ' 'MV JH 4 4 4 1' MR W S MILBURN He rs hrghly respected by all here at Male and elsewhere He possesses the Vlrtue ot helna a splendrd leader and prrnclpal Hls adrnlratlon tor boys and hrs unllrnlted patrence have helped many students ao the last mrle He has served as presrdent of the L M H S Athletrc Assocratron for fourteen years and he has the true Hrqh School sprrrt He backs Male to the fullest extent rn what she does and stands for Hall and au revolr to Mr Mrlburn 7 w O I O 11 . 11 . . . . . , . 11 I 11 . MR A E KALMER Fhe new dedn of boys dt Mole lS our qenrol srnhno Mr Kolrner who now sus ot o lovely desk rn the ofhce Here s hoplnq the dui es of hrs new ofhce wont cduse hun to lose that srnrle We vvlsh you luck Mr Kolrner ond rnuCh success rn your AGGH s loo MR C W KNUDSON We Wrsh to Conqrotulote Mr linudson on h1s promo hon from dedn to olssrsfcrnt prlncrpol Even though the n 1 t 1 cr l C W K o en spelled DOOM to us We must ddrnlt he 13 or qood quy ond hors done much for Mole l-hqh C. A. EFLCH, SCif5I1Cf? R E BODDEJ Instrumer1:1IMus1C N G DENEQ Physmsl Educcmon A. R. BLYTHE, Svionce VJ. F. BRAUBURY, English I R BOVD T'IC1iI19fl1.1f1CS C F FAHHAQK Fn,l12 Nf L DFWNIU Llnju gpg E DIWC x mn rcml 9 -- 2 1' .. . ,V f' .-., 2. , 1 f V '. ' v'., .J..r, f r 3, .I. A , ,O ie X IAT To .IRA T I1 I A VLAN 'uthcruafcs L C GARDNER Enqhsh IL? A 4 H R GERS SCIGH e P GILLESPIE Drcwmq H D GLENN Hxst ry I T GLENN Lcmqucqes W A GRANT Enqhsh 10 intl W K, HATFIELD HISTOFY A M HINDS Commercml M R HOYTZMPN Languages G C HUMMEL Enghsh PAUL IENKLINJQ Phys1ccr1EduCc1hon A E KALMER German H s KEELING C E KOERBER German cmd Enqush R K KRAUSE Enqhsh 11 4 , 4 .. , .. , .. - ., -- , A 1 .. V N , .. -- , -- . A A MOONEY I1 W NEXNBOLD Lxm W L PEARCE Mctnemcmcs G ROBBERT Enqhsh H L ROUTH Hxstory H A SALYER HISLOTY MR SMITH Vocal Music L C STEELE Commerclcxl R V TAI-LMAN LCIHQUCIQSS 12 X 70, lv V . . . . , . . V . . , . 1 . . , - - 1 Alllllw ,plan M R BRASVEAR Sczence I A YOUNG Enqhsh 13 n I. D TURLEY, Drawing L. C. VJETHERELL, Typinq O. L. 'WRIGI-IT, Mcxihemcxtics lGuESb NT wan Too MUCH Ol 1 ,TN ff QQAK xifx Q QF ,Q emnr 0115152 15 Y-f Y lux F X r um. YY . 1 a ,f 'I . , Q- . Z, ' ' 1f z1j.,A - ix 1, V .-. xx 1,11 ii-,, if-A. KT L . ggi! V , . 17 X Q in Q T X439 - . Q ' . 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CLASS CFFICERS ISHN MHJLER lohn Lours Mrller s holastrc prn p hoy was selected by the Enqlrsh Erqhts as therr frrst chorce for prcsrdent ct the class lohr has been very popular wrth all hrs classmates ever srnce cornrnj tv lours llllg Male Hrah School three years cqo A qood rn xer a splendrd tudent l hn has made a brq place for hrmself rn the hearts of both team hers ana students He took up hr resrdence at the Mrller ranch on Feb 77 l977 and lrrxed condrtrons so well that h has stay there he whrlc d aw cry so ne trrne at x urrous Jrade and runror hrgh schools such as Henry Clay Georao Hcaers ' ldrk ana Barrct lunror Hrah lohn says that whrle here hrs rnrnd was centered entrrely on strrdres and he met no arrls durrnq thrs dreary perrod Howe-x er rr irrrvrnq at Male studres lost some of therr charm and more rmportant consrderatrons now demanded attentron Church work socrety and a certarn Phyllrs Parnes caused scholastrc desrres to be throttled and elrnrrnated l om hrs agenda When lrle became too strenu ous Jonn generally had an attaclx ol rllness whrch he cured by a aood huntrnq trrp He rnsrsts that the-re rs nothrna lrlce a aood succe sful huntrnq expedrtron to restore hrs health Durrnq hrs senror y ar Presrdent Mrlter acted as co edrtor of the Male Hrqh Bulrdoq He also accepted a posrtron wrth the Loursvrlle branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of St Lours After leavrnq Male Hrah he ex pects to attend college for a hrref perrad and alter that he says Well Why worry about the future? I ll tell you all abour that rn my next chapter Contrrbuted l6 li Pres Sfmt ' ' , c ' ' X -uy , c - , ' l l I I I A l 1 . 1 ' , ' - , , Q I 1 M ' V V ' A . l , , . , 1 u S L 5' , C . i ' ,d A J I -A I A L' 'H I A, ' ' U 6 made his home with the larnily continuously since that epic date. Durina his , f F f f, xl x , V 9 Y l . ' ' 1. '.',,o't, llv 7 , ' I V! V vi va 7 Y ' I A f a 4 - I O X 1 I , H , BILL BURBANK IOHN MORROW t Althouqh the Class of I9-44V2 rs a srnall one we Inet late rn September elected off1cers tron of the Bulldog We felt that thrs was a Challenge to our entlre Class and rn splte of the obstacles we felt that a speolal duty to perform What' No Copy? and we are glad to say that rt has been done We have been pleased fellows that you selected us as your offloers and rt rs our hope that we have llved up to your expectatlons We shall always have v1v1d mernorles of our days spent at Male together and look forward to contlnulnq our frrendshlps ln the future PETER RONALD HENRY HILL Pr ph t Poet I7 FRANK BENSON IOHN M DFRMOTT LOUIS CRADDOCK I l t ll Vice-President Se-cre ary Treasurer f 1 A I l I and lrnrnedrately rnade plans for the pubhoa- I I 1 I I I I I ' c ,. Srgtfat-Arms O 9 His orian RESIDENT AGE ' M E S S .V S S z E ' ' ' ra. 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Cx , . t t , 7 . I . I I t I I ' l l T D I . My . H V , 'a ' ' .e ' ' , o t , ' , r Q T ' - , ' , 1 ,V 2 ' ' and we will always look to them as true friends. . ' 1 'fs ' 2 ' ' . Q 5 K t , Q , I I - J I X Y N T I . 't 2 , lg ' 3 ' ' - ' 'N 1, Q E 2 e ' ' ' ' e ei A' 3' 3 ' 13' Y - ' f A ' 1 9 I , . I 1 r f - W - .44 l I l I Louts Craddock Hrstorran 44V2 CLASS PROPHECY We the alumnr of Loursvrlle Male l-lrah School had recerved notrce several odd days aao that we were wanted here at the annual Pep Rally for the Thanksarvrna aame ot 1966 and as l strolled rn wrth my law partner Wallrs Newhall rt was certarnly a cheery sraht to both of us to see our old classmates ot 44Vz seated rn numerous places at the lona tables Thrs drd not have the form of Just another banquet to us but rt was a aatherrna of remembrances of tuntrlled days and one of strmulated youth As we entered we were areeted by the master ot ceremonres and former presrdent ot our class lohn Mrller who had tor some years been Dr Iohn Mrller emrnent specralrst rn eye ear nose and throat drttrcultres and had araduated as such from our own Unrversrty ot Loursvrlle Thouah tame had not clarmed the men of our class promrnence rn them was outstandrnq and as we alanced about the crowded room we saw the tamrlrar faces ot these men lohn Iurrae who had made hrs lrterary abrlrty rn delrble wrth hrs edrtorrals rn the Courrer lournal Brlly Burbank who was known rn Loursvrlle as the able manaaer ot the Brown Hotel and Henry Hrll who had achreved hrs lrtelona ambrtron ot becomrna a doctor We took our seats rn the mrdst ot the aatherrna and l was delrahted as l found that on my rraht was seated the vraorous and aaaressrve lawyer Charles McConnell who rt was rumored was to be the next Drstrrct Attorney ot our crty At thrs trme the presr dent ot the Board ot Bducatron lohn Morrow was rntroduced to us by Dr Mrller who rn turn rntroduced Colonel Iohn Brchards of the Army Arr Forces lohn was remembered by us as the boy who had arven us so much pleasure wrth hrs masterful prano playrnq back rn the days ot 44 V2 Colonel Brchards whrle arvrna hrs speech took us back to thrs year back to the days that Mutt McDermott was the outstandrna captarn ol our wrnnrna football team and now as the present coach of Male he had lead the team to frve straraht wrns over the Crrmsons rn the last trve years l-le remarked on the rncessant clownrna ot F l Smrttre Schmrdt who was now entertarnrna people at Loursvrlle s leadrnq nraht spot The Kentucky Tavern where Frank Benson was always berna barled out of rarl because ot trouble wrth hrs qamblrna con cessrons where Robert Huck was the ruddy bar tender and loe Dean was supervrsrna the entertarnment as master of cere monres The next speaker was Ward Brown who had made hrs name tamrlrar throuahout the sports world wrth hrs excrtrna broadcasts ot the marn sports events rn our crty As Ward rose to arve hrs talk a mrahty cheer broke forth from the mouths ot Baraatze 21 1 1 I I I I ' I 1 - l . 1 1 ' I I I I 1 1 . , - 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 u 1 T 1 1 ' I I . 1 I I 1 1 . 1 ' I 1 ll II I I 1 , . . r 1 1 1 . t 11 . . 11 . . . . . 1 . . f 1 1 1 1 I I Janrtor at the Pendennrs Club Farley vrolrn player at Stoney s Burnett who at the moment was rn need of employment and Teddy Bolton who was strll strrvrng for success as a sampler at Seagrams These men cheered for Brown wrth the sprrrt of the old school and thus Wards speech was strmulated by therr eagerness After the conclusron of thrs enthusrastrc talk we were lead rn several rousrng songs that had been suna by us on numerous occasrons durrng our hrgh school days Dorng the honors rn thrs department were Loure Craddock partner to I N Pedrgo rn the Contrnental Prctures Corporatron B B Schock Federal Court ludge l B Wrrght the learned professor Or our Alma Mater Brlly Dermott who rt was notrced was slrghtly nervous standrng next to ludge Schock because of the many trmes he had stood rn front of hrm on the charge of rllegal drstrrbutron of alcoholrc beverages and last but undoubtedly not the least was Arthur Yaeger better known rn the world of professronal wrestlrng as lron Man Artre lt was a rare thrrll for us to Jorn once agarn rn the songs that had been sung rn the background as our athletrc The drnner commrttee composed of W' H Slack head steward at Churchrll Downs Walter Braden warm up prtcher for the newly formed Colonelettes grrls softball team and Delbert Dun can cunnrng crrmrnal lawyer announced that we were about to eat and that for the moment the entertarnment was to cease After completrng a thoroughly appetrzrng drnner composed of several turkeys contrrbuted by Earl Decker from hrs popular poultry farm we were addressed brrefly by Dr Mrller after whrch we frled out of the banquet room and over to loe s modern cafe terra where we were more able to contrnue drscussron of bygone days Don Brrnk beer truck drrver was patronrzrng hrs product whrle talkrng wrth Arthur Davrd hrs boss and lrmrny Applegate who for some years had been exertrng hrs rnfluence as Chref of Polrce to keep hrs two frrends out of trouble wrth the bootleggers Whether they were talkrng busrness or not we were unable to drscover be ause although we drd so reluctantly rt was trme for us to leave Newt and l agreed together that rf the sprrrt of the old school had clung wrth us through these many years that rt would do so for the future grads of Male We were assured by thrs sprrrt that Male would once agarn break through that Crrrnson lrne to vrc tory And so Male drd' Peter Bonald Prophet 22 ' ' I I Q I I I I I I I I J I ' ' I I I I I teams marched to victory in '44lfQ. 1 1 ' I I I I 1- l I C IAMES W APPLE ATE FRED O BARGATZE Hrstiry llathema rcs SCIENCE Hxstory TC 4 2 1 ROTC 49 4412 1stL1eut 4142 41 44 Dlsc an Drsc 5. Drarnand 4412 Orchestra Drarnond 44 2 412 4 4 LaMOYNE F BISCHOF THEODORE A BOLTON I-hstory Enqhsh Enqlrsh Hrstory Band 42 4412 lst Lreut ROTC Debate Cluo 4l12 42 Spamsh 4412 Rrfle Team 4312 4412 Or Club 42 43 ROTC 4192 4412 C estra 43 2 44 2 ROTC C rp 42 Sjzt 44 Band 44 O 4412 Wmnrng Company 43 hestra 4412 Lyons Club Essay Contest 43 23 FRANK M BENSON Scrence Hrstory R O T C 47 4412 C 43 44 Captaxrr 441 Drsc QS Dramond 4414 Treasurer Semor Class leck Llterary aocrety 44 441 Annual Staff tSales Ivlanfzqerb 44 2 Foo bal1 42 44 Bask ball 43 Baseball 43 44 WALTER R BRADEN Enqhsh Hrstory TC 4l12 421 Band 12 43 Superwr ratmu m Band Con test 42 , V G ' A E . R.O. . . 1 l1 -'44127 Cybl. '43 '27 . . . . ' L-' 47 ' ' . '4 , 7 . . . . ' ..-' 47 Pf . ' 7 Sqt. Sqt. ' 17 lst Lieutf '1z7 d ' , ' . ' ' 1: ' : ' 1 '27 ' ' ' ' 1 . '43-'4 X7 Beta Hi-Y ' 3-' 4127 Sil- ' ,If ' ver Pin in Band. '441f27 Siqma Hi-Y '43f44127' Hal- ' f' ' ' 1 ,af ' V7 Q . ' a-' 7 et . ' -' X7 ' . . . . . A ' ' 7 ' RO. . . 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VAROLD CCATEQ VVILLIAA4 COLEMAN 1-OUID CRADDO K M611 muucs LIISTOYY EnL,11sh IV1CIT1'1GIT1Gt1CS Scxence SCIEYICQ Ermqhsh Hxstory M chcxmccxl Drcxwmq Bcmd 42 4412 Orchestra 43 4412 TC 4 4112 rl G 4 R TC 47 441 Crack Squad CL1 t 4412 D1sc G D1 unnd 44 4212 Cam 43 Sqt 44 2r1dL1eL, Bea H Y 43 441 HIS ormn of 1s fi D1 uvrnd 441 ou Q mor Class 4412 13411 42 ARTHUR DAVID S 1e-noe His sry TC 4212 4 2 Fo Cx 41 Cr ss Comm ry 44 CHARLES L DAVIS Lcmqucxqe Smence HG le- fc Lxtercry Socleiy 1 R O FC 25 421f2 EARL DECKER s ory Q 1 n . , . - ,N 1- J An 1. Lf .1 QQ ' , -' A ' ' HO. . , ' 2-1 1 4, 2, d Li.ut. 14 1 il.. 12-1,'2, E' 'pf '3 1' 711. 1 1 1.C':.1, .1 , 'wg .t i- 1-1 271111 14-41:27 ., I ., 1 67 F .Je ' 1 ,'. . I 1 . 2' f ' 1 . 1 Hi 5 .Ce Ce RO. , ,1' ,,143,1311p atb 11 1 C' ' ' 1 'A if A' G A 2 1 . 144 2: . .1 ..,. 14112-143. I 5 WILLIAM PAUL DERMOTT DELBERT L DUNCAN LEAN D FARLEY Smngp Hlgfgry Fxstory Lwf1C1Lh9IT1Gf1CS DCIGHCQ Tvmflcma cs Enclxsh TC4 T' 1 IO -1 K L FERTIG KENNETH M FINKE SHERLY C FOLGER Enqhsh HISLOYY Science LVLGILIGYTICILICS 1 C 12 12 c 431 lst Lleu 4416 Secretory OI Dxsc 6: Dm mond 4412 Crack Sq.1ud 41V2 Wxnner of Dnlldown 4192 Glee Club 4412 Enqhsh Hxstory r 26 H Sf' FL GOLDSTETN QAM GOLDJFW MALJRI P IIASQFUNH R MG U m 1 S Qclpnce HISTOTY Eflf-311511 Hxstory Enqhsh Ma nerratms TC 49 4 2 AC 4' C 43 Tech Sgt 44 Annum' A4 HENRY K HILL IOHN R HOBB BE1- QAM R PIORINE Is y mutms Lcxnquuqe Enqhsh H15 cry '51 Instrr D 1 H 9 1 TC 4 44 Pic 42Vz Mast IGSTU 41' '2 EY G E ark 411 4412 DISC n Puunq mn th S fx e Muszc JH ni DL lf7h1C Lnerory 91 C11 -'mmm 3 U Dallplnc Sy' -A f Sbmor C css 1 27 FM. ' S f' , 'WA ' A ,mr V 32's O 'Q - ' 1 - Y g A -- RO. '. . ' 125 Smff Sqt. '441'. RAQ,', A '42.'4 Q, pf I ' , Cpll 713127 . . ' Q: . Staff 74415. . . ' TT. . . 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ROBERT L LEHMAN FRED 1 EVTN ARTHUR L1 TTLE Mothemcxncs Scmence I-hstory Mcxthemcmcs Scwnce LGIIQUCIQS 11'13117'3mU11CS TC 4 2 Cor Truck 1-1 Manager TC 4112 4 otcf S1cffSq1 44 Captinn 44142 DISC 1 4 C.1e ul 44 S011 4412 ALBERT G LYON HAMILTON L LKONS CHARLES C MCCONNELL Enq11sH H1s1ory Muihemutxcs SC1 nce Lrmquuqo Enqnsh R TC 4112 4412 Pic 42 ROTC 4112 4 cmd 42 43 ROTC 422 43f2 1st Sgt 44 Manor 12 44 Golf 43 41 119141391 0' ut DISC G Dmmond 4412 Honor Golf Team Company 43 29 1 1 R.O.. . ' 1174412: p. '43g . ROA - - ' 3447 CP1. 1 3: T f ,' y ' ' ff ' Sgt.'4g -9 C1 1411277 p,- 6- Diamond '441F, Annual Staff omoro Sc11c,1:':rs11ip 4212. 1 1 AO,,1' .' gCp1. .... ' B ' -' 5 , .. . 1', '43, ' V: 4 I' 5 ' '44!g ' 5 1' -',-gk., A . St e IOHIN DOMINK, MQDERMOTT hstory Ln Ish Fc wil 4 Cuptcx 1 se-1 All 4 rl Club I WILLIAM PATRICK MULLOY Enqhsh Scxer e Bcmd 421 4412 Cap om 441 Orchestra 44 4412 ROTC 4412 Debate Clexb 43 44 Honor Roll 42 44 IOHN MILLER Sclence Enqllsh Presldent of Semcr Class 4412 CoEd1orofAnrm I 4412 ROTC DISC G Dmmoud 4412 Best Dnlled ompmy 44 Y 4412 WALLIS C NEV r-IALL Sclence Mcihemcmcs Hlslory Ormcron I-I1 Y 47 4412 AILIEHJE um Lxtercxry Assoclcmon 43 441'2 ROTC 4212 441 30 ICNN IVIORROW' Self nr llhzlhemcmcs ROTQ 42 44 CIT'11CI'OIll'l1Y 42 44 Sql at Arms 43 Delphlc Llt 44 2 Busm ss Mcmciq r of Del p Qpecto or 44 Secretory f .bemor Class 4412 IOSEPI-I PARRISH SCIGDCQ HISIOIY v ff , ' Y g ' ', 1 f? IQ I ' I lull 1427 4125 Co- in ' ' 1 1.5 . . .1 1 7 ' '- 1 - 144 PI BQFQIV 14 5 1'11 143- - 11 ' C1 1 '17 . . . . 1 I , ' 1 3 1 1- 1441,zp Szt. Arms of Semcr Class 14112-'441zg Lie-ut, Colonel 144127 erzxy S04-iety 142-144127 Rec. Sec-. 144 7. ' ' 1 1q ' 1 ' 11 7 ' e e - C L 1 7 Sigma Ili- 14212- ,liif L t 1 5 . O V. ,Y IASPER N PEDIGO HERBFRT PURDUN1 101-N 1. RICHARDS SCIGUCS Hlstory Mathematics Hlstory Enqhsh Scxence Htstory 11'111Q'TlCI1lCS SCIQTICG ROTC 44 4412 x TC 4144 S L1eu Tenms Te m 43 Captam 44 Bas kmba11 42 ' 51 DAVID F RITCI-HE PETER RONALD FRED SCHMIDT Sclence Nathematlcs Mathematlcs H1story Maths-matxcs Mechamcal Drawmq ROTC 4112 4212 Omxcron H Y 4112 4416 Pub1xcSpeakmq 44 TC 4112 43 I V Foot Cx Basketball 4112 43 Tenms Team 41 I V Basket1fa11 411fz 43 44 Class Prophet 4412 31 4 - A ' -- ' ' f ' ' '. Ng.: . ' -- ' -' ff. P.O..1.'-'glt Qt. '44g 1 ff' . . ' ,X-' fy ' i- ' X-' fg ' ' ' g R.O...' . . b ' -' 5 1 ff. BOB SCHOCH Mathematics History TC 4112 4412 Band 1 1 4 2nd Lieu cert Master of the R O T C Band 43 2 4412 Silver Pm in Orches tri Gcld Pin in Band ARTHURI SEGAL WILLIAM M SELDEN Science Mathematics Science Mathematics Hisiory TC 4112 4412 Pfc 43 ROTC 43 44142 4142 Sat 44 Req Adyutant WILLIAM HAROLD SLACK Mathematics History ROTC 4IV2 4412 Cpl 43 Staff Sat 44 Captain 4414 Disc 6 Diamond 44142 Crack Company 43 44 Business 'lianaqer of An nual Siaff 44142 Certlficate in Ac Counting 44 44V2 DON WATERS History Science ROTC 4m 42 32 TOE C WHITE Mathematics Science ROTC 42 44V2 Band 42 44V2 R.O. , . ' '7 '4I,2- R.O. . . ' .47 . ' 5 Cpi. . . . .' 3 . . '44 21 Sql. ' 37 ' L '44: 1 3 I - I I - 1 Captain '4412 Maicr '441f2g Con' '4414zp Disc G Diamond '4412. . ' 5 ' ' f27 ' IAMES W WILLIAMS Scxence HISIOTY ROTC 4112 4412 Cpl 42 aff S 44 2nd Lxeut 4412 Dlsc G Dmmond 4412 Glee Club 44112 Won IITSI prxze from Lomsvxlle Electrotype Co for wntmq best outltne on trxp tnrouqh plant 4412 ROBERT F WOERNER IAMES E WRIGHT Scxence Mathematxcs Marne-matxcs SCIENCE R TC 424412 Plc 2 Q ROTC 42 44 Sq 3 44 Captam 44V2 Dxsc 51 Dla mond Club 441f2 Vlce Pres1de-nt 44V2 Co Edltor of Annual 4412 Student Repre-sentatlve on A letlc Board 44V2 ARTHUR V CH IOE DEAN Enql1s11 SCIGHCQ 'vgtltor NI 4 4 2 Assmst + tttr Q Vdxo 4412 ea 33 1- . 1-' 7: .1 :St .O.. .1 - 47 .14 WI 51- - -1 2 t.'4. qt. 1 7 1 . 1 .f': ' 1 I A I I A I ' I I ' ga- . . 1 V, . 1 . l 'RA if f ' , , .IfA.3 't I S, 13'T C :fi ' 3-' 41 3 ' .LIYL . e ' ' ' ELO '43-'44g - 't r ' 'g B tl 1.4-1 1: A ' 127 ' IJIVY '4l. i- ' -' -' fp ' 5 PAUL EITEL Sclence Mathemancs Ath naeum L1terary Assocxatmn 43 4412 Secretary 44 Om1cron H Y 42 43 4412 Secretary 43 Pres1dQnt 4412 Sanderson Schol arshlp ALSO GRADUATING Adams, Norman Lee Allen, Henry Wesley Attkinson, Lanier Baker, Allan Stuart Beuqless, Edgar Bradley, Ted Lou Carwell, lack LeRoy Duncan, Thomas Doris Easley, Roy Woodson Fortwenqler Lewis Henry Fryer Chas Edward Gaar Horace Byron Haehl Warren Prentice Howard Thomas lones Kaplin Edward Bert Karl Barry Dean Koehler Henry Walter Lewis, Lincoln R. Lovell, Robert Edward Mclvlillin, Wm. Earl Manes, LeRoy Meeks, Ernest 't'v'ayne Neff, Stanley Robert Neff, Stuart E. Oliver, Dane Herrick Robinson, Arnold Mark Boland Byron Gene Ftupe Murray lean Scholtz Quentin Edward Veteto Hobart Voll Clifford VonAlmen Glen Wynn Iarnes G HARRY I SIMILICK IOHN F SOUTH ROTC 42 43Vz l l Mathematics-History Mathematics-Science-History Staff 3 ANNUAL STAFF MR GARDNER We of the annual staff would lrlce to thank Mr Gardner for the splendld help he has alven us rn the rnalcrna of our annual lt was hrs constant shoutrna rnto our ears Do rt now that spurred us on to greater efforts We greatly appreorate the trrne whrch he spent Wrth us each afternoon rn 2l5 He helped con Slderably ln ohtarnrnq advertrsernents so that We would have suffrolent funds to frnanoe thrs rssue of the Bulldoa Wrthout h1S asslstance there would have been no annual thrs semester 36 l l 1 1 - . , , ff . 11 '1 1 A . V ' . . . . . ff If . r . ICHN MILLER Co Edltor Iohn Mrller c l a s s presrdent co edrtor ot thts book and mrghty man of the chase has been a zealous Worker for the Bulldog I-Its trlendly cheerful Ways make htm a good pal and pleasant team mate for all who Work Wlth htm Thanks Iohn for your good Work NNU WILLIAM I-I SLACK Busmess Manager I-lats off to our great bus1ness manager Harold Slack' We pre d1ct a great future for the boy who can rustle up so much advertls 1ng copy Harold has been a hard Worker for thls ed1t1on of the Bull dog and much of rts success IS due to hlm Your buslness l1ke at t1tude and your hard work 1S appreclated b f all you co Workers on the staff I-Iarold 37 RCBEHT WQERNFR Co Edltor Robert Woerner ot the gusty enthuslastlo dlsposrtron has Worked hard at hrs Job and on the Job As patrent as Iob he has helped 1n all th e departments and done t1me for many Weeks to get thts book completed When anythmg was to be done Bob was always ready to produce Good Work Bob' l I I .1 1 I - I f 11 11 - I . 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ANNUAL STAFF lOl-IN IURIGE ALVIN BRUNNER DONALD ENSOR Artrst 'T'yp1st Arttst The members of the Bulldog Staff have had a good trme workrng together to prece the book mto a un1t Our class trea surer Frank Benson has been a very ethctent sales manager and reports many sales ot the book Robert Lehman gets the credrt for plannmg and settmg copy for the enttre layout of the annual Bob has done parnstalcmg work and was always on the Job lohn Hobb as pnotographrc edrtor made schedules and spent weeks rn trymg to get teachers and semors to ao to the studto to have therr p1 tures took To Donald Ensor who spent many days rn lettermg our drvrston pag S we owe a debt ot thanks The cartoons were d srgned by Tohn lunge and We are proud to say that they are tops rn the optnron O1 the statt Sam Goldsteln proved a real busrness man DY the amount of advertlstng he brought us The staff has worked harmontously and had a very emoyable trm gettrng the annual together Here s Wlshlng each other good luck rn tuture enterprlsesl ROBERT LEHMAN Copy Edltor SAMUEL GOLDSTEIN IOHN HOBB FRANK BENSON Advertising Mgr. Photographic Editor Sales Mgr. 38 0135 5 N M tl -0 X N 9-N5 ci Z 691' 92111 I Hhun fffrlx .. 7 0 N x EE'-Ji Q3 A, ' ' ' .3 ' Q' Mg, A , , if 1 S' 5 f X A L 7 2. N :T 2 ffm 1423 . I W Y 1 9533355 Ar ' NH mg' ,i , 52157 223 4,.Q ' -- mx: I. X 1 'neg tgxttx. f's:1'3 K X 4 xxffc ivy' - We K 7 I I My -Z ' -' - at X , 44 A u q xx U A xx '41-X 3 Q T Q 2 - N ,f VJA 4 .' L X l 1 M39 6 :X ATHENAEUM LITERARY SOCIETY Erghty two years ago the Athenaeum Lrterary Assocratron was founded Srnce that trme many members have passed through the portals of the Assocra tron These men have drstrngurshed themselves and the Athenaeum rn every held rmagrnable However today the members of the past ten or twelve years are rn one DIOTQSSIOH wrth the other men ot the natron The Athenaeum proud ot 1ts l27 servrcemen and partlcularly of those srx who wrll not return For the Assoc1at1on thrs has been one ot the most outstandtng terms 1n 1ts hrstory Our dance on the 23rd of December was a great success All who attended rt at the Crystal Ball Room had a most entoyable evenrng Wm Stodghrll delved rnto the hrstory ot the A socratron and found rt to be the second olde t organr atron of th s type rn the country Several of the members have grven us some rnterestrng Lrterary programs thrs year Many hne and out standlng boys have entered the Athenaeum thrs year Gurdrng the Athenaeum through thrs term have been WM NEAL V1cePres1dent BERT ATQN Crltrc PAUL EITEL Secretary WM HOAGLAND Treasurer DON CARPENTER Censor RCBT BROWN Sergeantat Arms WM STODGRTLL Assrstant Secretary Aton Bert Boone Fr nk Brow 1 Bch Cary ent I C ourtncy II e D n Castner Charles Crawfo d B ll The Asso Dxbney Gordon Drckey Terrll Ft l P e u Hiqer Ch les H ala d Bll Hower Fr Koehler Bob McCall Ches Neal B11 Newhall Wallace Ronald Eduard Rupp Mrlton Senn Brooks Senn Irm c1at1on wrshes the class ot 44 V2 the best ot luck Shouse Newton Stodqhrll Wm Sweeney Drck Tafel B Watts Bxll Wrqqrnton :Stoner W lson George . KJV - - 1 . 15 . . . S . . . ' ' Q 1 ' A A - l S Z 1 1 L . t - 1 A I 1 f 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' . ,A , . 1 5 1 ' 1 1 1 ,U 1 1 1 1 - r, t .1 , rr l 1 , we ti, , - c , .ar . , ' .1 ill Ctr n ntei, ,o Orr n , r , , 1 ' . 1 :nk 1 t 1 r 1 1 , , i , . . . 1 DELPHIC LITERARY SOCIETY BOB VAUGH!-XN Pres1dent ABTHUB WELSH V1cePres1aent IO1-IN MORPOW Becordmg Secre tary BROOKS HODGES Treasurer BUD IONLS Correspondlng Secretary DAVE OGDEN Cr1t1c BUD EBNST Sergeant at Arms and DALE POWELL We began the year w1th twenty members Randy Ch ldress Buddy Ernst B111 G1ann1n1 Boyd Gxbson B111 Hazellp Henry H111 Brooks Hodges Buddy lones Burle1gh Kaster Charles Kemper B111 Kmnaxrd lohn Morrow Dave Ogden Dal Powell B111 R1chardson Ronald Sh1llet Jack Sm1th Bert Trompeter Bob Vaughan and AT119 Welsh To t1'1s 11st we have added s1x new members one sen1or Paul Blckel one Jumor lack H1bbs and four sophomores Lours Burgess B111 Graves Harvey Kemper and Mac Beed The Delphxc has made much progress lxterarrly soC1ally and ath1et1cally Our 11terary progress of Solxtude by W1ll1am Penn The Bubaryat by Omar Khayyam Verses and Poems by Ogden Nash and the h1story of our Socrety The Annual Delphrc Spectator came out on November 16 lt was the largest 1n guantxty and qual1ty that the socrety had ever pubhshed and 1t was one of the second largest ever presented to the school We have had many socxal events at the homes of varxous members Most of them were open houses and all of them proved to be a great suc ess The annual Delph1c Chrxstmas Dance was held on December 22 at the Brown Hotels Crvstal Ballroom Our efforts were rem arded by success for the dance was the most successful 1n the h1story of the Delohxc The Delphxc football team came out on top IU the three games that we played The Halleck dropped two games 13 to 7 and 7 to O and the At1'1e'1aeum lost only one game 14 to 7 We Captured the champronshlp of the soc1et1es by those three v1ctor1es Our ou standrng players were Bob Vaughan Brooks Hodges Henry H111 and Buster VVyn'1 all of wnom played back fleld In the 194492 graduatlon we are due to lose three mernbers Henry H111 Charles Kemper and Iohn Morrow We of the Delph1c w1l1 smcerely mvss all three for each has done an outstandmg lob 1n one way or the other and also me w1sh to them the best of luck 1n whatever the1r future bears IOHN MOBBOW Becordmg Secretary 41 , ' 1 1 , ' - ' ' J - 1 ' - 1 F' I 1 V I ' 1 , . , . . , I , I I 1 4 A r A I I I 1 1 1 . . 1 9 1 I 1 , V 1 I . 1 , has been through many fine literary programs. The four outstanding programs were, Some Fruits C Q . . A I V . - Y , ' I A . , , 1 A 4 , . . . I .4 . , , l 1 . 4 1 AI ' A 1 7 I . . . 7 , . , , . HALLECK LITERARY SOCIETY The Ha11e,1c 1.1terary SCC1G1Y extends 1ts f1a1at1,11a 011s t0 the 1 ur grad ua1 0 QGHIOTS Frank BQVISCYI B111 Burbank Tee Dav1s a d B0b 1-111014 Under the 1eaae1sh1p 01 B0b 1'1uf'1 P1es1de11t 10h11 H h YH V1 e Pres1de11t B111 Burbank Secretary A1 SCh111teh Treas TLT Da1e B0ye1 C111 and 11 Ly 11 111st011a11 the Ha e 4 11ay WC11 011 th1 119 0111 1OS1S1lC esst111 years C111 t00t10a11 team met 1 11 areat 110 ss 1 11 P111110111 0111 dance c11'111111a11 p1a1111ed a 111Ow1 10y011s 0. as1011 KH thg sevU1 e 11111 01 N1 yember heh Ha1 W1'11 h had been 101145 aw 11ted by th 8111419111 rady 11 s pubhshed at Ch11s mas a11d w1th B111Bu11,c11c 10h11 Hathf 111 C1113 B010 1111011 ds Ld11OT a11d CISS1S1CI 11 ed1t0rs respeCt1ve1y we produced an cxcert 11a1 135119 The 111a11eck w1shes t0 thank M1 Nrk Wehes wha 1S 11OVV OU1' FaCu1ty Ad v1s0r and 10 W 1C0me h11'1 11110 0111 0rga111zat1 T1 V1fe fee that w1th h1s a1d ana au1da11ce 1-1a11e 1: W111 prasper and advance T1 W and 111 years 10 0me 42 1 0 C01 , . 111 0 - Vw ' , ' , ' vw 1 111 1, , 1 1 , 1, , .M 11 . 0 1, 0 01 1: at 0 , C p ', G 7 1 11, ' .11 Q 7 , '1C, ,rg 1 1 1' A , 1 A A A 1 1 1 F . . ,, 1, 11 01 1 A e : 0 S Y. 1 , 1 HQ' - AM- fy U f ' 1 ,1 1 . H111 - 3 ec. . L. 111 1 M 1 , , 1 H 1 , A 'f - nf- ' fx A - 3 1 A A ,H . 1 1, - J ,0 1 1,15 1 0 -1 , xt - , . 1 1 - 1 M ,K 1 1 , 4 1' , 1, ,, 10011110101 115 a111111a1 1311111111111 Dahaf. The 131111 3011111111 0. .110 11a11ec11 Spe0tat0r, I1 v -4 1 1 1 vf K ' ' 0 1 .111 S1 1 . .1 .11 , .111 1 ,f IA , A1 , ,f 1 ' 1 0 9 11 1 , 0 ' - ,110 1 1 . , 11--110 , ' A - , e 1 1 . 0 . 01 ' ' f- ' - A ' ,, , 01, - 1 0 , 1 X, , SIGMA HI Y The S1ama H1 Y has had a very successful term thts tall under the followtnq offrcers CARL SCHWABENTON Pres1dent BlLL BURBANK VICE Presldent ED SCHICKLI Secretary DALE BOYER Serqeantat Arms IOHN ANDERSON Treasurer TOM GREY Publlcrty Chalrman Slqrna had a soc1al at Ed Sch1clcl1e hom early tn November and we are plannlnq an Autumn Dance whrch w1ll have been held when thts IS pubhshed lack Mrller IS the charrman ot the dance comrntttee S1qrna has done very well 1D athlet1cs thrs term Dale Boyer Won ttrst place tn a phys1cal htness test held at the Y and the Stama volleyball team rs lead 1nq all others We have had many IH erestlnq programs th1s Semester Capt 'ierthler the chxet ot the Crlme Preventron Bur au and Capt MCGUIIQ the P M S CS T at Male were two of our quest speakers The Chl Chapter of the Grrls Re serve v1s1ted us October 30 Sugma wrshes to conqratulate the Senlor Class on thetr excellent work ln preparmq the Bulldog and to thank those of the Senlor Class who are leavmq Srama for the1r unceastnq efforts rn our behalf 43 - 1 . . . . . . ., . 2 - .. . , , , . . . . H H . , 1 . , . . . Y . 1 . . r , . . . D . C , . , . . . . I ' T , , . , . . V , . BETA HI Y Beta suffered very heav1 y the frrst couple of Weeks of tl'11s year F1rst of all she lost many members throuqh qraduatron and Mr Routb the advrser re srqned Thls left Beta w1th l7 boys and no faculty advlser Our off1cers for the term were JACK LlGHT Pres1dent PAT STEWART Vlce Presrdent IOE BORDERS Secretary L STRAUB Treasurer RUBE GREEN Sergeant at Arms We scouted around the school and found Mr Robert who took over our sponsorshrp and found several swell boys that we Jnducted 1nto Beta Our Club has been domq very nicely cons1de rnq all the facts We have had sev eral soclals and m athletrcs we played above averaqe We have only one qraduatmq semor and we are loolcmq forward to a great season next year IACK LIGHT 44 - .1 , . . 1 . 1 - 1 1 ' L ,,,,, ,.,. , ,, ., , ' ' V , . . ' 1 ' v' - ,1 . , 1 . OMICRON HI Y Om1CTOH had a very successful year under the helpful leadersh1p of PAUL EITEL Presrdent BUDDY ERNST Vxce Presldenl BOB HOLDER Tr asurer TOM RUBEL SerqeantatArms The many prolecls whrch we undertook and complet d rnade Omrcron out standmq arnonq lhe other H1Y s We w1sh to express our qralrtude to Mr Mooney for hrs helpful suqqeshons as a faithful Faculty Adv1sor durmq the term DON CARPEIX TER l 15 45 DICK SWEENEY . ,u,u, .lu., .,.,,,u u,,u.... . . ,u,,u, ru,ul, , , O , ul........ Secretary GLEE CLUB The Loursvrlle Male Hrgh Clee Club drrectea by Mr V M Smrth brrngs to a close a very successful year unacr the leadershrp ot the tollowrng ohfcers MONTY IUSTICE Presrdent RALPH LAMPTON Vrce Presraent KENNETH l7EHTlG Secretary DARGAN MONTGOMERY Treasurer SAM HODGES L1brar1an TAKE SHACKLETTE Wardrobe Manager Cn November l3th thrs year s pr gram was rnaugurated wrth a perform ance at Trrnrty Temple The program was a great success The Glee Club also pr sentcd programs at The Frrst Chrrstran Church The Beechmont Women s Club Western Tumor H gh School Waverly Hrlls and at our own trad1t1onal Male H1gh Pep Nrght The Glee Club also entered rnto another type of extra currrcular actrvrtres Une of the brggest skatrng parttes ex er g1ven DY a school group was sponsored by the club on November 6th More partres of the same nature are promrsed rn the near future The Glee Club wrll greatly mrss those graduatrng thrs semester for they have been the backbone of the club However therr places wrll be aptly frlled by talented begrnners who wtll contrnue to malfe the trne club tt rs today K FERTIG 46 I. W. WILLIAMS , ,, ,,,,,, ,,,, .,,,,,, , , , ,,,, Sergeant-at-Arms I A I V A X v r . DEBATE CLUB Thls semester has been an unusually good one for 'ne Debate Club An enlarged membershtp has be n served by the tollowmg oftrcers WARD BROWN Prestdent DARRELL EUBANK VICQ Pres1dent PAUL LOVE Secretary ROY DOOLEY Sergeant at Arms JOHN SCHWARZ Crrtrc The programs th1s year have been ot a w1de varrety impromptu and pre pared talks as well as debates have composed most ot these programs The Debate Team tryouts tor whrch were held October 30 has been hard at Work on th1s year s subJect for argument resolved That men of erghteen years or more should be allowed to vote Th Debate Club loses only one of 1ts members our presrdent Ward Brown at the close ot th1s semeste To h1m as well as to all other graduatmg semors the club W1shes the best of success 1n the years to come 47 LEON DORPMAN .Y,,,,wwr,,,,c.,,,,r,,,,,,,,c, , ,.,.,.,,,,.,.,..,.ru ,..c,..rV, O .Treasurer 'E-In bi..-4 STOP cLowNaNol I I QAID AT TEN TION its rltf arg 49 L g XI 4 4 ' INSTRUCTORS CAPT S I MCCJIRE P M S and T qraduated t orn ROTC Ohto State Un1vers1ty 192o ID 1ntantry and Con tlnued as a Reserve Qtttcer unt11 he was Ca11ed mto actlve S9fV1CG Iune 20 1941 1n c1v111an 11fe was a teacher ot Vocat1ona1 Aqrrculture for 13 years 1n Ohro Srnoe comma n aotrve duty he spert two years as mstructor rn gun nery IU the Ottrcers Candidate Schoo1 at Fort Knox Ky f-1e assumed corn mand ot the Owensboro 1-hah Schoo1 HOTT' upon the retrrement ot L1eutenant Co1one1 Char1es Vt! Burkett and then was transterr d to Ma1e Hlqh Schoo1 1n June 1944 50 1 1 -1 He r ' I 1 ' ' - A I I V r , . o 1 - . A . , , , 1 - - ' u. Q 1 . . . . . V , . First Sergeant IVAN O MOUNTS lst Sergeant Mounts was borr April 28 1899 in Indiana and en isted in the Army in 1917 at Fort Ben1am1n Harnson He was pro mo ed to sergeant 1n 1928 to Staff Sergeant 1 I an lst er -JGGVI' in 19 Sgt Mounts is Technical Sergeant KENNETH 1. EDVARDS Technical Sergeant Edwards was born in Indiana on October 17 1905, and enlisted in tne army on ,lanuary 23, 1923. In 1924 he be- came a corporal, and he gained .hc rank of Sergeant in 1930 Staff Sergeant in 1940, and Technical Sergeant in 1944. He came to Male from Purdue University. Sgt. Edwards is also married and has twree children. First Serg ant HARRI' 1 'TOR ON lst Sergeant Morton was born IH San Antonio exas 1n 1910 and stcd 1 f 193 San Francrsco s an Army Engi eer Durmg a tour I duty 'ICINCIII he was rnade a sergeant nd at Fort Leonard food JI1s r n-c of lst sergeant Be'ore com J Mal ne was sationed at ridge H1gl1 o n JI Indian s Indiana Some new rr embers have been added to our rr1111tary staff SIHCQ the DICIUTGS have been made tor this annual They are lst Sgt Essex Sg. Gobble. We welcome them to Male High and deeply regret not being ab1e to have their pictures in our Bulldog. 51 Technical Sergeant DAVID L SLEF H 1 cnnrcal Serg an Sl th was ern on Iuly 12 90:1 in C eve 'IIT Onio st 111 rrny at Colum1 us O'11o on Oc r s appointed prt late first class ir' lanuary' 924 co poral in 1 1928 and de arled as an ins .1c or at Male 1f'r1 in Octob r and was 111 sergeant in O her 1 9 Staff Sergeani 1OSEPH BONDI 71af Sergeant loseph Bondi was born on Augus. G, 1017, in C Eve. land, .io. e .li e in '1rr'1,f at polumbus, Ohio, on Sep- tember 28, 1935, and was assigned .o company fin Infantry, Fo. B',r11arr1in HCITIISCH, Indiana. fe was porno.- o -tizfi sergean O .aber 70, 912. oft . 111 ,, yur. in c e .errh-.r of the sarr, ye ,, 1 1 . I 9 I H . . 1 . in' T , ,MT .1 . . . 7 . .. ' ' Te ' e t ee . ' 1 ' ' - 7 '. T 1 ' b , I 7, ' 1 A il , ' ' enl1'- ir1 t1e army in ' 2 at 11 d. . He enl11ed ' the I ' ' . . A ' Q '- 3 I. J 1 oy , . Y: 1 , . ' , TL . 4 O in tcbe 5, 1923. He c ' 'ri 1333, d S - I ' '1 1. , , rs ' ', 1, f' 1 ' 043, 7 . ' a ' F 1 1 ' - 10 '7 r ' une, , married and has two children. SOUI11 he WGS PfOmOTQd 10 T119 sergeant in Iune, 1929. He was a I , 1 - ' 1 ' , ' fy' 1 133 G1 1 ' T ' Hgl A 1931, Short ' . N ' Sc' ool ' - 31121 ated to IF?1,'lll1l',Il1 1 ' CPO-1 1 ' . ctr. , '94u. O 1 l 11, 1 1 . , 1 K c 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 D1 f 1 ' J 1 1 Oh He n ist d the A1 77 Y D 7 ' D 1 ' T A '1 1 11 U Lf 1 1 +1351 Q I 1 C' 1 1 1 fte le Male 1'1 llay 1944 11 t r urn d Sep 1 ' 1 H 11 .e ar REGIMENTAL STAFF 1 f' TT ri Lt Chl JOHN L 'ULLER I 0 1 AIFURT LYON -A1 STE FT Jr vUEHF -x WWI EL V ' L f' VA ls U U PV VARD DEEB HOU D C UF mm L p LRTFUR SEGAL 52 W fl. FKJEEH. .,, WUCK . ,f . . . N 1 i - ,f I: '-JA' Um, fr 1' N Iffxfi5!X',N'A V , 1 ls?LiG1zf.f, MJ . ls. iluf. Sip N C. Q' 'A 5, dj, lx TGEN ,Q 'F f ,uw A . ,. . J . A . . COMPANY I CAPTAIN WILLIAM F BURBANK Comrndndlnq FITSI Lleutendnt Fred O Borqotze Second LIGUIGHCIYII Harold T Coates COMPANY K FITSI Lleutenont Montrose D IUSIICG Second Lleutenont Lows M Siemer 53 CAPTAIN ROBERT I.. LEHMAN, Commanding 8 REGIMENTAL BAND Under the splendrd drrecnor of rts olfrcers the band has been one or lne loesl ln Male s hrstory lt has practrsed b fore s no l 'nany mornmqs rn the mud of Maxwell Freld IU order lo make a qooa appearance at the footlfall games that were played here lt has played for several hcnd rafues and other such oc CCISIOHS some of wh ch were attended by movre aclors ana actresses lt playmq rn chapel has been emoyed by all Ware Hrqh IS known the counlry over for rts supenor bands and rt has won many state supenpr rannas Thxs years band rs by no means an excephon l nder the able drrecu n ol Mr Boesser the band has once aqarn had a very successful season Good luck to the band' 54 RIFLE TEAM The Rxtle Team hopes to have a very uccesslul season thrs year Ne w1ll compete 1n the W1ll1am Randolph Hearst match the F1fth Servtce Command match and posstbly the Culver match Our present coach Technlcal Sergeant Ravtd L Sleeth IS leavrnq us to go to GREENBRIAR MILITARY SCHOOL LEWISBURG WEST VIRGINIA Staff Serqeant Ioseph Bondt Wtll become the new coach We have twenty two opemnqs for new members The old members are Keath Hammon L F Btshof C I Tucker E I Schtcklt H V Pleasant R R Conklln W H Htnkle S Watk ns R W Rutledge W L Brown C E S1mmons and B Ftelders 55 . N . y . Q ... . 1 1 1 - 1 - -1 - 1 1 K 1 - , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . . . . G . , . . , . 4 , . . , . . , . . COIVIPANY A CAPTAIN CHARLESI TUCKEP Commanding COMPANY B CAPTAIN IACK H LEWIS Commanding First Lieutenant Kenneth L Fertiq Second Lieutenant Oscar B I Elbert 56 First Lieutenornt Kenneth R. Russell I Second 'Lieutenant Richard P. Robinson COMPANY C CAPTAIN VVILLIAM H SLACK Cornmdndxnq F1fStI..19L1fS1'1CII'lt W1111dm L Phdhps Ir Second Lxeutendnt Icrrnes W W11l1dms COMPANY D CAPTAIN SHERMAN B VANAMAN Commcxndlnq Flrst Lleutendnt Icxmes W Applegate Second Lleutendnt Bernard I Alvey 57 COMPANY E CAPTAIN FRANK M BENQON Jr Comrnondlnq F1fSt L1eutencJnt Henry K H111 Second Lleutenont Lows D Pcrnke COMPANY F CAPTAIN EDGAR B BALLARD Comrncrndmq Fxrst Lleutencrnt Keczth E Hammond Second Lleutenunt Iohn A Keefe I 58 . L, , ., - - I . . , T. COMPANY G CAPTAIN ROBERT F VVOLRNFR Cornrncrncunq FIIST Lleutenont Carl B Schwobenton Second L1eute-nornt Edword I Sch1ckI1 CAPTAIN WILLIAM E BURNETT Commcrndmq PIISI Lleutenont AIv1n A Brunner Second LIGUTQHGHI Iomes L Hurd Second Lwutenont Arthur D Huff 59 COMPANY H DISC AND DIAMCND IVIAICR HARDAWAY Dresident CAPTAIN WQERNL Vice President LIEUTENANT FERTIU oecretary CAPTAIN BURNETT Treasurer CAPTAIN BENSQN Serqeant at Arms r-ornmand ofCaPta111 MPC 1111e P lvl Q 5. T The Club FOTIQISIQ o' merv oth in the regiment It 111eets to discus problems oi conrgrn to all oi its II ernb rs and also to discuss plans for programs 11 which the corps will participate A great part of the meetings and much of the officers time 1S devoted to the preparation oi the sem annual social Iuncticn the now traditional lVI1l1tary Ball to which all membeis of the corps may escort their lady loves Mostly because of this fact the Military Ball has become a Gala event eaaeriy awaited It has always been one of the CITV s most popular ocial events and we shall strive to keep it so now and in the future 60 Y-D 1 . . ll ,,, , , ,V . , .' ri Q I VV' V Yr Y V fr V V A 'AVL I The Disc and Diamond Club is a traditional, honorary society under the as so 1 , 1. ',,. 'Cer ' ' . ' s ,Q 1 e ' J ' ' '1 I I ' . FZ d N f Eijxl Slxi cw W S iafetg,-f XX ij 5 -Ula. x X . init, XX JG 3 3 NK X iv L mf ,N I , V X w iw gif f Q i Q ,W f, f-,...r! -3-,X - ary.,-f- ,,-I- 4-4: r mfix K i,.-.- TZ'-' ---- wf QU Rb I ' - 7 , fr,. , . Y 4 ,QQ N x -XQQ TQ . N Z flvvll In X f xxjivlbflg .. , G- Mix .LIZ :H J X -.. A.-L :Lu W Y - Ju ,, I 'Q egg J ,WX f 4 M ' .ha , V l, F, N, 'ff I - L X Xp f qi K' 'QL gi, -'N - ,K i W' x f ' 'C 4 3 X ! Nk! J-Nl Lw 5- 5 Tlylehr COACHES PAUL IENKINS Head Coach We of Male H1qh School owe mu h to Mr Ienkms who came to Male when her sprrrt was the lowest m many years Havmq successfully coached at St X Ashland and Portsmouth Ohro he rs head football ana basketball coach here at Male He has produced some of the fmest teams m the hlstory of Male Hrqh School He IS modest m everythmq he says and does and for thrs he IS hrqhly respected by all who know hrm here at Vale and elsewhere 'We who are leavmq wrsh hrm all the luck rn the world 1r1 any Job he mrqht urtdertalce 62 . P . - X, . . 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 - , 1 I 1 . . . . . . , 1 ASSISTANT COACHES HARRY D GI ENN NICK DENES 63 CHARLTON HUMMEL RQMIG KRA-USE ATHLETIC BOARD W S MILBURN President at Male High Athletic Ass ciatian Mr Milburn althauah lead d damn with tner acaiternif, duties always athleti s at Male High D iri q h s acl rninis ration the affairs at th assccia tian have Deen cared tar Witnaut criti cisrn and diss nsian For smooth run nira ana keeping all sides in good humor we thinlf hat VV S lkl is a pas' master May he Continue lana in his Jah as h ad mar in the ass ,tation I. D. TURLEY, lR. Business Director of Athletics Mr Turley the quiet and efficient Mechanical Drawina teacher at Male has been acting as financial aaent for the athlet c association for the past four or tive y ars Mr Turley has done his Jeb in a business like way and kept the finances in order much to the satisfac tion at the board Male is fortunate in navinq a man at his keen business per ception as its business manager 64 . , , i - ' ' ' e . . ' ' ' ' ' x , . . . 4 l t 3 t . . -il , 1 G' ' , D, ,A . 4 t K1 y finds tirne to assist and help direct the JC . ' . 1 'n' i ,r . 1 1 , . t .H 7 , Q t . - , + X , , . ii . A . r, 4 . I I A I ' e 1 ' aa' ' . FOOTBALL SQUAD 65 Qisemigfg 73 yard touchdown ran on an off tackle play. St. X made a counter attack by scoring their only touchdown of the game. All of this occurred in the first quarter. In the second period Walter Smith recovered two punts in the end zone mark- ing up l2 more points. Midway in the third quar- ter, Welch scored a 34 yard end run for Male's fourth and last touchdown, Beard converting for the extra point. This being Vonnahme's first game, he played an outstanding defensive part. In the fourth game of the season Male defeated Erie, Penn. in a hard fought game by a score of l8-6. Theyoutstanding performers were McDer- mott and Cooper. For the next contest we left our concrete Max- well field and traveled to Mayfield, Kentucky. After a very enjoyable trip, which included girls and good food for the team, we triumphed over the Mayfield Crimsons 56-O. Vonnahme scored his first touchdown by pass interception. The break finally came in our victories. Knox- ville High was successful in avenging the '43 de- feat by overpowering Male 20-0. Injuries to Welch, Kemper and Heager contributed much to our loss. This defeat broke our sixteen game winning streak. 67 ne- Begarnmg momentum Male Hrgh crushed West hrgh of Columbus 277 Beard made the frrst marker on a l6 yard plunge Mid way tn the second perrod a 79 yard pass gave West l-hgh therr only touchdown Coach Ienkrns drsplayed hrs great coachmg ab1l1ty by maneuvermg hrs team to three touch downs and fmal vrctory 18000 hovvlrng fanatrcal fans Jamrne therr way 1nto Dupont Manual Stadrum to wrtness the annual Thanksgrvrng Classrc be tween the Brook Street r1vals Male and Manual Male started th Turkey Day game w1th two tnexpenenced boys at nght tackle and quarterback The Male l-hgh l1ne had a 15 lbs advantage over that of Manual The back frelcls were approxrmately equal The openmg lme up for Vlale was as followmg Ed Mudd le Bert Aton lt Graham lg Drck Vonnahme c Hager rg Orman rt Smtth re Boyer ab Beard hb Mutt McDermott fb Cooper hb The Bulldogs scored rn the frrst quarter Manual 6 yard lme Charles Cooper sktrted left end on a reverse to score standmg up Because of a penalty Vonnahme was forced to onvert tvtrce for our extra pomt Agarn the crowd was aroused when Male made therr second threat rn the second quarter but tl was termxnated on the l5 yard lme Tak rng the ball on the l5 yard lme the Manual Crrmsons fought valrantly Thelr captarn McNe1l w1th hrs deceptrve maneuvermg ran through a host of Male s tacklers and ran 62 yards before he was brought down on Male Highs I0 by Dawson Ormans spectacular tackle After thrs play both Orman and Mc Nerl left the game because of rmunes Phrlrps then took the ball for Manual and ran l0 yards for a goal Schooley converted for the extra pomt tyrng the game After an encouragmg locker room talk both teams came on the freld and were deadlocked ln a stalemate ln the closrng mlnutes of the game Male Hrgh battled tts way to the Manual 5 yard lme Wrth the clock showlng one mrnute to play the gun went off leavmg the Bull dogs strand d on the frve Outstandmg players for Male were Charles Cooper Ralph Beard Drck Vonnah me Dale Boy r Dawson Orman and Ed Mudd Thus 1t ended rn a tre 77 the thrrd t1e smce the begrnmng of the rrvalry The senror class of 194412 wrshes to express 1lS smcere apprecratron for the boys of our Male Hrgh Football Teams splendrd work rn behalf of our Alma Mater 68 , , ' ' , ' A Ci 9 , . 1 I l . V K , ' ' t ' : , . .: , .-7 , . -J , A: , . .7 , -.7 , . , . , . After Mutt McDermott carried the ball to the - , , , . e ' . I I I - , 9 1 Y - I . I Y w I MR BRADBURYS ENGLISH 8 CLASS IAMES W APPLEGATE FRED O BARGATZE WILLIAM FITCH BURBANK WILLIAM EARL BURNETT ARTHUR DAVID CHARLES LELAND DAVIS WILLIAM PAUL DERVIOTT S I FALGER HENRY KING HILL GENE IOHNSON IOHN IURIGE PINLIPI LEVY CHARLES MCCONNELL IOHN LOUIS MILLER DAVID PAGE MORGAN IOHN DAVID MORROW JOSEPH DANIEL PARRISH HAROLD V PLEASANT FLOYD W RIGSBY PETER RONALD ARTHURI SEGAL WILLIA M HAROLD SLACK IOHN FOREST SOUTH HAROLD W TRIBBLE CLIFFORD ALLEN VOLL IOE CLARENCE WHITE IAMES EDWARD WRIGHT At 9 I4 o clock all rs quret except for howls from our left flank and Slack argu ng Wrth Applegate on our rrght A slrght clrckrng at the door rndrcates that one of our puprls wrshes to be admrtted Turn tne knob' shouts Mr Bradbury Come rn' In walks Clrfford Voll strll completely Lrnaware that the door was unlocked Takrng a look around the room we see Arthur Davra contrnuously nudgrng Paul Dermott and askrng hrm how to work hrs physrcs problems Oh my prophetrc soul murrnurs Iohn Iurrge What drd I-'amlet do rn that scene? Burnett and Pleasant attempt to read a few lrnes of Hamlet under tandrng at least every other paragraph Lee Davrs and Phrl Levy appear to have had a bad nrght before as they sleep calmly on therr desks Peter Ronald Iohn Mor row Connre McConnell and Henry Hrrl form the Southwest corner of the class Usually a formal dance or some other socra affarr keeps therr attentron well occupr d Bargatze Falger Burbank and Vlfrrght are seated across the front of the class Falger and Bargat7e check th rr notes for the approachrng test Wrrght and Burbank compose what they thrnk are comrcal cartoons loseph Parr1sh occupres a hermrt s posrtron rn the Northwest corner of the room Hrs questrons are numerous and hrs answers s arce Mr South keeps Rrgsby posted on anythrng that mrght enter Floyd s mrnd Harold Slack delrghts rn removrng Arthur Segal s saber charn Gene Iohnson s vacant seat tells all of us that ne could stand no more for a whrle We selaom hear from Davra lvror gan for he also occupres a secluded seat rn the roorn Joe Whrte rs notorrous for hrs absence There rs no seat shortage rn 207 In the cent r of the class there are two Very drstrngurshed gentlemen These two sornetrmes drscuss rnternatronal problems or more often they drscuss lohns favorrte Phyllrs When they are not engaged rn one of these two clrversrons Iohn Mrller rs erther debatrng wrth Mr Bradbury Cargurngl or he mrght be testrng hrs hand grrp wrth Trrbble These gentlemen of room 207 wrll soon be exposed to the cruel world Let us all hope that they can use therr hrdden abrlrtres to ecure promrnence and success P S Although thrs manuscrrpt does not rnentron r Mr Bradbury usually attends classes 70 I I ,L . 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GARDNER'S ENGLISH 8 CLASS PERIOD 5 OR THE MERRIE MORONSH EDWARD WOODRUFI IONES MONTROSE D IUSTIL E ROBERT LEE LEHMAN WT' LIAM PATRICK MULLOY RICHARD SALLEE IR rRFD S SCHMIDT BOB RFGAN SCHOCH RICHARD LEWIS VONNAHME IAMES WALTER WILIIAMS STANLEY WO' FF 1.57 THEODORE ANDREW BOLTON HAROLD KAVE BROOKS WARD G BROWN WILLIAM CONRAD BUSCHMAN LOUIS CRADDOCK DELBERT LEE DUNCAN PAUL T EITEL CHARLES DONALD ENSOR RAMIEL GOLDSTEIN ROBERT LEE IJUCK We are one and twenty lvferrre Morons when we are all ent whrcn rs very rare Each one takes hrs turn bernq ate Everyone nas a perfect excuse All toqether these alrbrs make a rare Irst Marn purpose or Idea of the assemblaae rs the study of Enqlrsh rn all rts phases Actual qoals attarned rest and re laxatron perrod for polrshrnq all ROTC equrpment cr short snorter fdoze or snooze to youl a qurckre for brushrnq up for the next perrods recrtatron such as Latrn or algebra and other actrvrtres too rnterestrnq to rnentron Schmrdt shrnes rn the poetry memory tests Brown rn lrstenrna to the recrtatron chewrnq gum and translatrnq twenty lrnes of Verqrl all at the same trme Cwhat a man'l Ertel and Vonnahme vre wrth each other rn seernq who can slrde down farthest rn the seat or strck hrs number twelves hrqhes' rn the arr Ensor watches Vonnahme Brooks hrdes be hrnd 'Wolfe for thrs forty wrnks Craddock busres hrmself wrth makrnq up som of hrs last week s homework whrle Duncan peeps over hrs shoulder to see whether he can learn new ways to mrs spell words All thrs trme Mulloy has been soundrnq off wrth that melodrous lauqh of hrs at some brraht remark mad by the poor loy who rs lcernt browneaten at that very moment by Mr Gardner rn recrtatron Buddy Iones at trmes p eps out the wrn dow rust to ret Bolo Hack know what qrrls mlqht be passrnq by Bolton buttonrnq and unbuttonrnq hrs blouse trqhtenrnq hrs belt loosenrnq hrs tre fmally settles down to learn another lrne of Abou Ben Arrdern Iastr e and Lehman on the left flank of the class sp nd therr trme rn tryrnq to locat the rrqht page on whrch to frnd sas aqa po Wlllrams qlances anxrously at the clock every few rnoments to check on the splrt second for drsmrssal whrle Sallee mutters softly a few Irnes of Wee sleercrt cowrrn trm rous beastre By thrs trme Bob Schoch and rrank Benson haxe closed the books for the day and wart patrently for the frnal srqn from Nrrlrams that rt rs all over All the merry comrades flock yoyf tlly doorward takrna aronq romantrc Ideas half learned pres ture thrrlls recrtrnq To be or not to be Thrs krnd frrends rs a close up of the day by day thrrlls of a typrcal Enqlrsh class at Male Hrqh and rntroduces you to the future lawyers preachers doctors and other leadrnq crtrzens of our expandrnq crty May they all lrve lonq and prosper w ,-vt ,., mr -.A-----:-. ei i W 71 , ' I ' . , ' ' ' l . , . r , . , 9 . ' 5 sonnets, unread portions of Henry Esmond, and promises of fu- Z M Q . Q 'T ' V I, V , .. ff' ,Q :V 5 4 , ' . I ' ,,f- . ll ' Q ay I ml ltl 7 1 1 efx' V'- , 'XI' MR YOUNG AND HIS SUPER DUPER ENG 8 CLASS OF HAPPY HENRY ESMONDS BISCHOF L F BRADEN W R BRUNNER A A DECKER EARL FERTIG K L FINKE K M GOLDSTEIN SAM HATFIELD R F HIPPS I A HOBALK BILL H HUTLHISON l W R Tle t rflv 'ell rxnqs and Mr Y una n nchalantly loses ln door as Woerner trles to sneak m unnohced '1 Cass C mes to order and Brunner leans over to s-c G dsteln xt tnere was any homework for today A er Mr Yeung as collected the homework Cthree pages? 'dere 15 a loud crash as 1t a tank has run mto 'ne door Tne door IS opened and IU walks McDermott sayrnq Has the bell rang? After Mutt has been rernmanded f r h1s grammar the class beams to read F nry Esmond and before the perxod IS over Levm has pulled 'ne hazr from ms head and has vowed to QUIT s n ol 1 he tlunks the test on t'11s atrocmus novel ll f' ly drove Thacke1y h1 nse't raLy About th mxdale ot the perxod Mr 'louna has to awaken RICWIP Selden and several others who have qone to sleep ltr Young suddenly ceases h1s orat1on all IS qu1et and Fert1q unmmdlul of tl1e attentxon he and B1SCI1Of are roce1v1nq ays fade me After they have c Ol s ntenced to a lonq term on the bench the bell rmgs and there 1s a mad rush for the catetena After trus l1ql1t lwl1tzkr1eq Mr Youna p1cks l'llf1'lS9lf up and ealls t1e Janxtors to replace the door on 1ts hrnqes So ends another day s Enqlxsh class and all IS quzet for wenty four hours 72 KEMPER C C LEVIN F I MCDERMOTT I PURDUM H R RITCHIE D F SELDEN W STONE BOB B VETETO HOBART WOERNER ROBT F YAEGER ARTHUR i PATRO rm xl , L f-v, . .-.Ln ' ,, -1 X, X. . . 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I ws' J W. ,ver oo, 1 X L fl H .' : 0 ein 6 sl , BROWN 8: WILLIAMSON THE ATHENAEUM LITERARY ASSOCIATION Wlshes the Class of 4412 the O I Best of Luck eamffzlufumifi of 1943M BULLDOG STAFF Good Luck To The 194412 Stcrii Dlck Glover Bus Mgr FE: 0 0 lack McCutcheon, Ed.-in-Chief DIXIE Drive It Yourself SYSTEM IOUISVIILE ATLANTA BIE?f.fINLjlIAM I.1Kf.lPl'IlS QQNQUXVILLE HAH Gver Dixiell MOBILE NASHVILLE CINCINNATI NEW ORLEANS MONTS 3IvIEIlY Buy Mllee C 5 You Need Them Cars or Trucks by I-I ur Day Week or Year Passenger Car Department 424 W Chestnut St Whbash 6888 Truck Department 533 S Seventh St Ihckson 4247 nmpl lime CANARY COTTAGE RESTAURANT B21 South Fourth LOUISVILLE LEXINGTON INDIANAPOLIS THE E T SLIDER CO Loursvxlle Kentucky Dealers and Shxppers of Sand and Gravel From the Ohxo Hwer Coarse Sand Fme Sand One Inch Gravel Pea Gravel and Concrete Gravel OU? IOTIO Qual 1 md Prom1JS Ill IAclcson Campbell Street 2381 6 Rxver Road 4 I I MADRID RECREATIONS 543 south Thrrd sew I V n 1 Cc iz 1 2 . ' QI - 3lD'. fI. FOH IUN Ale-'IU IIE? L l'I if ',IQ'l'll Stxlql-mt R153 fur Boxvlirxfj .. I ..l1.'f'fII.l.tl S Pfflfll I SIIIIAIYD I-L' f.1 89 COAL an BUILDING MATERIAL R C TWAY COAL CUMPANY JAMES COAL CO VOLKMAN 6: KERLIN S Th dSt MAg 1 400 STEIN BROS AND BOYCE Ok Wb II5331 S kB1dgA d 4 dW1 LOCAL LOAN CO Bordcxn Druqs Inc 90 I I INCORPORATED INCORPORATED 0 2601 o. ir reet no ia 4 CTT7TP3i3TT9TTf5 Cf f'9:':1pli:'IIez1Ts of Fiflillii-+i1f13 205 South Fourth St. MWVCRS N. 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H i O ' ' Q 6 t ' X lf . . o ' C ' 'C . . fter p.m. - SI-Iawnee - Compl ments of Mr and Mrs Georqe W Ronald MERLE NORMAN Cosmetlcs h B GOLDSTEIN BROS ARMY STORE S h t Get Your Rmgs At GEO C RICHARDS 6: CO 124 W t M LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY 93 i , o o o Citi ffagkze Il 1 I 1 ' 519 'zu' ::. f ':. :Q Z'1. Sf tiff f :'I.lf7.fl ff' arlotte Bruner L M: V M 301 pexion Specialist Louis ll Ky 222 o. T ird S reet, Louisville. Ky. f '15 C I, .-'gfll ' f,l.E lf' fi ff' es ain Street I, Tphrre ts of KOSMOS PORTLAND CEMENT CO I opooed Soles Oihce Stc1rksBu1ldmq M111 Kosmosdale Ky Loulsvtlle Ky Come To Vlctory Is Assured MALE HI INN The LOHISVIIIG Rculwcty Co or Good Home Cooked Food Go To RAMSER S LUNCH RooM X LETHEAN SOCIETY B ook cr d B Comphments of THE FRIEDMAN CO MILITARY OUTFITTERS RIDING HABIT SPECIALISTS 213 19 South Thud Street Lou1sv1lle Kentucky of ' vw U nc r r t For The Best of Everything BY COOPGTGHOH I7 r n reck U GUS COMPANY C Capt Wm H Slack Comma dx q 1stI.1eut W I. Phllllps 2nd Leut I W Wllhams 1stSqt Don S Whxte TlSqt W E Schwartz Tfsqf B I Montgomery BREAUX BALLARDS Dodge Plymouth Lehmann Bakery FRANK D KING CIVIL ENGINEER and Lunch Room 4001 W Ma ket 308 South F fth St Louxsvxlle Ky Lou1sv1lle M1l1fGIY Outfltters 709 711 South Fourth St LOUISVILLE 2 KENTUCKY Whbash 0151 We carry a complete 11ne 0fSh1l'lS pants txes chevrons mslqmas buttons and all accessones Also complete outhtters for C1v11 Alr Patrol KLEIN S Restaurant and Bar Helen Hcrrprmg and Bros FLORISTS 3 wlu GRAINGER DUPLEX REILLY PUMPS PUMPS PUMPS VOGT BROTHERS MFG CO INCORPORATED 14th and Mam Sts 95 Coniplxm .t cf . . . . n 'n C-'II1f'lIZ!l'WIR'S ,L Ikgkswrx 4215 . 1luIvfi1'.'z.s1 Sus, f ::.'v 1irs 'Lty f:::.i Exim SL1r'J-Fys, Iirfxx-fir, IS, P51151 11-. :ys, Enilges, , r L.z:.oisg:51pi:1 1 i . ' ' . . . . . - ' 0 1 . 1 . , . , . . I . . 24 . e erson St. 'f'Y-' T ICZVQI ....,,.- . ,. o 0 Comphmewts of I F KURFEES PAINT CO LOUISVILLE KY Complete Theo r S x1 e Pro Tmq Mochmes Sp Um 5 Screers or miie or P 11 FALLS CITY THEATRE EQUIPMENT CO 427 S Third II-Xckson 7559 Comphme-ms of RICHARD BUDDY KERN Outstimo 1 1 QS I Il S D g odt KUNZ S RESTAURANT AND DELICATESSEN SIDS Fourth IAckson1158 Tuxedos F1lDrQs Fmowoys T hlr S A M M E Y E R S 312 W lefferson St IAckson 2634 Lou sv lle Keniucky Comph V1 n 5 of f omg Q PAUL I BURKS Iean cmd Harleth Doekket Comphments of IOE AMDURS GROCERY . I O . INTCFPCRATEU I te er ' C goo' A , o ICI? , , F 'I' Q 6 I I I .L I . . ' St. ll ll I 11 Q rooosg ' - A A - rv 1' - ,V I H .1 ooh, form Ku 1. o o ook I ,a -W 1 I A Y D N- o ' e . . i i . ' 3 U' xqiv - L e I V ,Em mb of . I