1 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018 Louisville Male High School Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck For God, For Country, For Male H 2018 JUNE One Hundred Sixtieth Annual Spring Commencement of Louisville Male High School The Louisville Male High School Class of 2018 held its Commencement Ceremony on Friday, June 1, 2018 at the Kentucky Exposition Center . The National Anthem was performed by Nolan Bridges, Sean O’Connell, Zoey Prather and Bethany Pyles. There were 435 students who completed their academic requirements for graduation. Guests in attendance were: Dr. Lisa Wilner, Jefferson County Board of Education, Dr. Carmen Coleman, Acting Chief Academic Officer, Jefferson County Public Schools and Dr. Paige Hartstern, Area 3 Assistant Superintendent.

The President’s Address was given by Kendall DuLaney. The Bingham Oratorical Speakers were Zachary Combs with “What are Those?!”, Jacob Prince with “Do You Hear What I Hear?” and Trevor Webb with “Through the Looking Glass of Uncertainty.” The 3 judges were David V. Hawpe, Makenzi Mulkins and Mark Youngman. The winner of the Robert Worth Bingham Gold Medal Medallion was Jacob Prince with “Do You Hear What I Hear?”

There were 35 Valedictorians in the Class of 2018. They are: Ryan Ackermann, Dylan Boone, Ellie Britt, Lauren Brown, Christa Bryant, Caitlyn Caswell, Blake Clark, Sarah Coe, Kaylee Coleman, Joshua Cooksey, Megan Coomes, Emily Doyle, Kendall DuLaney, Meredith Feller, Kayla Funk, Jordan Gatewood, Samely Gierbolini Sanchez, Allison Hall, Lilah Havens, Kyla Hill, Jennie Malone, Catheryn McDowell, Andrew Messer, Danielle Moorman, Hallie Osborne, Lily Paulin, Claudia Quesada Rojas, Lydia Sanders, Nicholas Schweitzer, Gregory Shackleton, Kourtney Strickland, Nathan Vittitow, Elizabeth Watkins, Jackson Willoughby and Aubrey Youngman. Joshua Cooksey was chosen to bring the Valedictorian Address to the audience.

The Pierce Butler Atwood Scholarship Award was presented to Jimi Alexis Porter.

The Traditional Farewell was given by Ryan Ackermann, 2018 Class Vice President. 2 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018 FROM THE PRINCIPAL Bulldog Alumni:

As another year finishes, I can’t help but think back on the brief four-year career of our most recent graduates. As one mentioned Louisville Male High School in a graduation speech, they started with no principal in the midst Alumni Association Office of a lot of turmoil and ended as one of the outstanding classes of Male graduates. I told them that they are one of my favorite 4409 Preston Highway graduating classes of all times. Louisville, KY 40213 As sophomores they helped with a state football championship. As sophomores, Office Hours: juniors and seniors they won back-to-back-to-back girls state track championships. As Monday - Friday 7am to 3pm juniors, they were instrumental in winning a boys state track championship. They were 502-313-3099 instrumental in winning five regional softball championships in a row. This class, like Email: [email protected] others before them, have athletes getting their college paid for through scholarships and academics.

ALUMNI DIRECTOR Academically, this class led the way on all state assessments which isn’t easy as the state Scott Shouse ‘80 has continually moved the target. Their ACT scores were higher than many others, if not BOARD OF DIRECTORS all others, before them. They took AP tests in very high numbers, and their scholarship Earl Long ‘63, President totals were in the millions. But more than any thing else, to me the distinguishing trait of this class was the way they conducted themselves for four years. Their leadership Carl Bensinger ‘52 was positive and well-mannered, and they had a tremendous impact on the overall 1st Vice President atmosphere in the building. Those of you who have gone before them should be proud Julius “Buddy” Berthold ‘53 of them. I know I am, and I will miss them. 2nd Vice President Patricia Robinson ‘55, Secretary The great news in all of this is that next year another group will distinguish themselves Michael Craig ‘62, Treasurer as part of a long line of successful graduating classes. I have no doubt that the class of David Adams Ad, Bingo Treasurer 2019, which is a huge group, will earn outstanding and significant accomplishments just Ted Boehm Ad like others before them. Carey Guess ‘63 Janice Bishop Carter ‘67 Go Dawgs! Glenda Bloodworth ‘62 Pat Brownfield ‘59 Bill Fryrear ‘52 Gaynell Luttrell ‘59 Ron Dowdell ‘56 Jim Jury, Ph.D., Principal Brad Beanblossom ‘86 Garrett Page ‘87 Danny Lane ‘84 Mark Hawkins ‘82 EMAIL ADDRESSES for Bulldog Alumni Emily Puckett ‘97 The Alumni Association is asking that ALL BULLDOG NEWSLETTER STAFF ALUMNI with an email address to please send to us. Mailing the Alumni Glenda Bloodworth ‘62 Newsletter is continuing to rise in cost. We would like to send as many Pat Brownfield ‘59 newsletters as possible through email. Michael Craig ‘62 Once the newsletter is printed and uploaded, you we will receive an email John Kelsey Ad, Athletic Director asking you to visit our Louisville Male Alumni Website to download the Earl Long ‘63 current Newsletter. Gaynell Luttrell ‘59 Please send email to [email protected], SUBJECT LINE: Scott Shouse ‘80 Email Address. Please give us your current info: your name as it appears (Ad = Adopted) in the yearbook (no nicknames) graduation year, maiden name and email address. International Circulation 13,000 Thank you for your attention and dedication to Louisville Male High School. 3 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

Joshua Cooksey - A Bulldog with Passion Male Alumni with a lot under their belts. We won the Barrel four years in a row, danced together and raised thousands of dollars 2018 Valedictorian Speaker for kids with cancer, proudly cheered for our Bulldogs to win In some ways it seems I was born eight pep rallies - more than any other class, and excelled in the to be a Bulldog. With a parent and classroom as well, sending a record number of students to GSP. two uncles who graduated in the As we transition to our next adventures, we have a lot to be 80’s, and a grandmother and great thankful for. The many alumni before us set a very high bar, just aunt who worked and taught there as my sisters did for me. And we only continued to raise the bar it certainly would not have been a for all the future Bulldogs. So let’s give a rah for Dear Old High surprise for me to follow. But even School and the Class of 2018. I cannot wait to see all the things further, with two older siblings we’ll do, Class of 2018. I’ll see you all in five years! having attended and having such a rewarding experience, as well as Thanks, the great mentors and teachers, it Josh Cooksey seemed clear that I’d follow in their footsteps. However, as I got closer to starting my own journey, I found my goals and aspirations were unique although shaped by my sisters’ high bars of achievement Kendall DuLaney and involvement. 2018 Senior Class President So, as I entered Male for the first time as a true Bulldog, I had I remember thinking high school could two goals: I wanted to be a Valedictorian and I wanted to be easily last forever, but my assumptions involved. These goals may seem mainstream, but they had a were definitely inaccurate; these past four deeper meaning to me: sibling rivalry. I had one goal from each years were some of the fastest of my life. sister. The eldest, Morgan, was incredibly involved. She helped As I walked through the doors of Male start the Serving at Male (SAM) club, she participated in two High School for the last time almost a Varsity sports, and was an active member of numerous other month ago, all the memories began to clubs. All this came along with a strong academic achievement. flood back: the pep rallies, the school My other sister, Meredith was also involved in numerous clubs dances, the football games; dancing with and a captain of the Lacrosse team. However, she showed her the dance team, participating in school true colors in the classroom. She finished her Bulldog career with clubs, leading as a class officer. All things that were seemingly over the esteemed valedictorian stole on her shoulders. And in typical in the blink of an eye. I will admit that the end of my high school sibling fashion: I wanted to beat them. I wanted to not only be career originally welcomed in feelings of sadness and worry, but I a Valedictorian, but also be actively involved. I wanted to be the now view the end of this chapter in a different light. best of the amazing things they both accomplished. I am proud to say: I WON! In all fairness this wasn’t easy. I put my blood, A student’s high school graduation is one of the first milestones in sweat, and tears into being the best Bulldog I could be. I spent their life, and rightfully so; earning your diploma serves as a true numerous nights up late writing papers and finishing projects. I testament to all the work you have put in throughout the years. It put in countless hours volunteering, and planning club meetings. shows that you are fully capable of adapting to a new environment, I worked as a founding member of the Student Technology and persevering through some of life’s toughest situations. Leadership Club, and as one of the first members of the Raise Gold planning committee. Through all of this I learned what it Some people may view graduation as the end of a journey, but I see truly means to be a Bulldog. it as the beginning; the first chapter to the rest of our lives. As my classmates and I start to delve into the succeeding portions of life’s If you asked me as a Freshman, I would have defined a Bulldog great novel, many twists and turns will occur. Things may not go as as someone with high academic achievement and high school expected, but that is okay; No one’s future looks exactly the same, involvement. While this is a part of the definition, a Bulldog is and the definition of success is multifaceted. more than that. The Honor Creed of Male clearly states the true goals of Male High Students. They uphold the rich traditions I can honestly say that the concern I expressed for my high school of excellence at Male High School set by over 38,000 men and graduation has been replaced with excitement for the future. In women who walked the halls throughout the over 150 year a few months, I will begin studying business management at the history. They strive to be a person of integrity, loyalty, respect, University of Kentucky, and participating as a member of their responsibility, and service each and every day of their lives. No dance team. I am extremely thankful for all the opportunities life Goat, Tiger, Shamrock, Bruin, or any mascot can claim a tradition has provided, and I believe Male has ushered in some of these of excellence like that of the Bulldog. moments. I could not imagine receiving my post secondary education from any other establishment, and the bond I have I was proud to represent the hundreds of accomplished Bulldogs formed with this school and its people will live on with me forever. in the class of 2018, a group that enters the prestigious ranks of I may be a future Wildcat, but I’ll always be a bulldog. Go Male! 4 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

National Merit Scholar: Dylan Boone

All Around Athlete Award: Ciaja Barbison, Kaitlyn Lacy, Emilia Sexton, Dylan Allen, Ethan Bibb amd Tristin Garcia Class of 2018 HONORS PROGRAM The Class of 2018 graduated 435 Students on June 1, 2018. Those The H Award: Steven Jacob Watson students were awarded over $7,552,738.00 in Scholarships. We are so PROUD of their accomplishments. Below are awards that Perfect Attendance were presented at the Class of 2018 Honors Program. There were 12 students in Jefferson County that had Perfect Attendance for at least 12 years. LMHS was fortunate to have Marine Corps Certificates presented by Sgt. Christopher Rogers 6 of those students. The 2018 Graduates that never missed a Academic Excellence: Kara Cunningham and Joshua Cooksey day of school were Luke Anderson, Mikayla Morton and Miranda Excellence in Music: Alexander Castillo and Lili Lawson Morton each with 13 years of Perfect Attendance and William Excellence in Athletics: Miranda Morton and Harrison Hobbs Moore, Lily Paulin and Hailey Pickard each with 12 years of Special Scholarship presented by Larry O’Bannon ’01: Blake Clark Perfect Attendance. Congratulations to each of these outstanding students. Madelyn Yates Memorial Scholarship: Olivia McElvaney PTSA President’s Scholarship: Lauren Brown and Emily Doyle PTSA Scholarship: Ryan Ackerman, Savannah Caple, Sonia Drazic, Catheryn McDowell, Hallie Osborne and Gregory Shackleton Class of 2018 Baccalaureate Program Alumni Foundation Scholarships Jim Grant Memorial Scholarship: Sydney Henderson Inspirational Greeting was brought by Emily Larry Pittman Memorial Scholarship: Emily Laninga Doyle and our guests were welcomed by Dr. James Jury followed W.S. and Gladys H Milburn Scholarship: Darius Morton by reflections from Kennedy Whitfield. H.D. “Pap” Glenn Scholarship: Shane Doughty Alfred E Kalmer Scholarship: Jasmine Briggs The Class of 2018 welcomed Da’Marrion Fleming ‘06, President and Founder, Sewing Seeds With Faith, as their guest speaker. Ernest L Vogt Scholarship: Jennifer Hyacinthe W. Clyde Glass Scholarship: Trevor Webb Sowing Seeds with Faith is a Louisville-based private tutoring Daisy H. Sanders Scholarship: Kiah Grier service with tutors ranging from JCPS teachers to JCPS retirees Foster J. Sanders Scholarship: Zion Turpin to current college students. Sowing Seeds provides the highest Nellie Matthews Meyers Memorial Trust Scholarship: Luke caliber of educational support to students of K-12 in every subject. Anderson and Kaylee Coleman Sowing Seeds with Faith particularly excels in math, reading Elizabeth Breckenridge Scholarship: Isabelle Wharton comprehension, and black history. Whatever your academic Stanley V Benovitz Scholarship: Hannah Gittings goals, our team can help you attain them. Class of 2018 Scholarship: Nicholas Schweitzer and Aubrey Inspirational Farewell was brought by Kendall DuLaney. Youngman Student Senate Scholarship: Kendall Dulaney and Alec Elmore Preparing diverse youth for the adverse moments in life by instilling accountability, expectations, structure, and faith. Faculty Awards Louisville Male High School Foundation Award: Aubrey Youngman L.G. Balfour Award: Emilia Sexton Fincastle Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Prize for 2018 Courier Journal Citizenship: Jeremy Gutterman and Benjamin Wadley Sports Awards Jostens Award: Kaitlyn Lacy Highland Post #201 American Legion Post: Jordan Gatewood The Courier Journal Sports Awards honors Alfred E. Kalmer Memorial Award: Jenna Ray high school athletes of the year in each sport. Louisville Male High School is proud to announce that three Louisville Male Athletes Early Graduates in Three Years: Aniyah Adams, Justina Brown, were honored at The Palace Theatre on June 7 with this honor. Shelby Doughty, Jerrell Firman, Masin Hartley, Victoria Henry, They are: Benjamin Mull and Madeline Rediker Boys Cross-Country Runner of the Year - - - DYLAN ALLEN Girls Cross-Country Runner of the Year - - - KAITLYN LACY Class Officer Awards: Kendall DuLaney, Ryan Ackermann, Emily Wrestler of the Year - - - ZANE BROWN Doyle, Kennedy Whitfield & Aubrey Youngman 5 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018 KY Derby Festival Y Club Student Art Contest Once again Louisville Special Congratulations go out Male High school did a to freshman Destyne Curtis on phenomenal job as they receiving honorable mention attended the Kentucky for her artwork in the Kentucky United Nations Assembly! Derby Festival’s Student Art Our Sponsors: Lexie Contest! Overstreet, Nicholson Be sure to congratulate her for Adams, Hope Antkies, this special honor. and Vendela Norris wrote a resolution to assist in ending human trafficking. They spoke and debated eloquently and made us very proud. LMHS received an outstanding amount of recognition at KUNA 2018 Senior Art Show 2018 including: Our Ambassadors received the coveted Best New Delegation Award, The Delegation of Excellence Award, Best Cultural Attire Award and Passed Resolution Award. Top Delegate Award went to Hope Antkies. Paul Heim received an outstanding speaker award. Our two-time bill sponsor Lexie Overstreet won an outstanding Ambassador speaker award. We are so proud of our students for taking part in the political process. Go Bulldogs!

KY Governor’s School for the Arts The students representing Male High School are: Kamiel Beckley, Amaiya Crawford 2018 Governor’s Scholars Program and ALT Emily Kowalski. Congrats Bulldogs! The students representing Louisville Male High School are: Brooke Billiter, Miranda Bingham, Hannah Bodine, Regan Clark, Rachel Curry, Bethany Hintz, Cassidy Manwell, Lindsay McSorley, Sarah Sweeney, Chandler Caraway, Dawson Lancaster, Anthonie Meador and Davis Smith, as well as the alternates, Gianna Cecil, Emily Guerrero, Hannah Huff and Hannah Hundley. Congrats Scholar Bulldogs!

Congratulations to Congratulations Lady Bulldog Track Team DARRYL “DJ” TUCKER for participating in the On Winning 2018 State Track Meet! Class AAA State Track and The Girls’ Track Team won the Class AAA State Track and Field Field Championship in Championship in Lexington, KY for a third year. Congratulations Lexington. to Coach Sheree Beaumont, Coach James & Rita Holman and the rest of the coaching staff on another exciting year. This is the girls’ sixth state track and field championship! 6 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

Bulldog Beats compete at Winning a State Championship National A Cappella Competition By: Taylor Smith On February 16th and 17th, the Male High Wrestling team traveled to Lexington, Kentucky to compete in the KHSAA Wrestling State Championships. While many don’t see it, the team worked tremendously hard throughout their season to meet their goals.

Junior, Zane Brown, went with LMHS’s Bulldog Beats, under the direction of Alexis Paxton, hopes of defending his previous competed at the National A Cappella Competition in April. The state championship. He “realized [winning last year] put a Louisville Male Alumni Association helped these students attend target on [his] back” and that he had to “work harder to win by paying each of their Registration Fees to compete in this another one.” Zane started the tournament with a win in the first prestigious competition. Bulldogs Beats is made up of 13 talented round, and continued to win until he was on the podium. He singers. There were over fifty groups that submitted recordings commented, “It felt really good to be standing at the top of the and ten groups were selected to compete live at Briarcrest Christian podium and knowing that I was a back to back state champion.” School in Memphis, TN. The Grand Prize winner would receive $5,000 and a fully-produced music video of their performance Zane wasn’t the only one who had a successful weekend in set. The following groups competed at this year’s event. They are Lexington. Tristin Garcia (Senior) received 7th and Zach Chandler Fifth Measure Houston High School, Key of She White Station High (Junior) received 5th. The team placed 12th out of over 80 teams School, Take 7 Winter Park High School, Highland Voices Northern in the state tournament, an improvement over their 16th place last Highlands Regional High School, Highlands Belles Northern season. Highlands Regional High School, Bulldog Beats Louisville Male High School, The A Cappella Group Cypress Lake Center for the Brown added on the overall improvement of the team this Arts, Legacy Germantown High School, Noise Complaint West season, “we started off slow, but some of our guys improved a Orange High School and Dolce Bella Houston High School. lot this year and helped us out big time at the end of the year.” Robert Dietz was the Guest Arranger for Bulldog Beats. He is a multiple CARA winning producer who has been arranging, With so many athletic teams at Male that make it to the state performing and teaching contemporary a cappella music for over championship, it’s no surprise that the wrestling team fits the fifteen years and is based in Los Angeles. Bulldog Beats placed mold. Congrats to the Male High wrestling team on a great second in the event and the winner was The A Cappella Group season with a great finish, as a team and as individuals. from Cypress Lake Center for the Arts. Bulldog Beats was also selected as the “Best Use of Movement” at the competition.

The Band from their New York trip in March 2018 where they had the amazing honor of playing at Carnegie Hall!! 7 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018 COLLEGE SIGNING DAY Sophie Cobler - Swimming, Transylvania College SigningEmily Doyle - Swimming,Day Centre 2 College Hayley Gaddis - Bowling, Bellarmine Jennie Malone - Volleyball, Indiana University Southeast Cade Final - Soccer, Tiffin University Jordan Curby - Track, Nova Southeastern University Dylan Allen - Cross Country/Track, University of Kentucky Savannah Caple - Cheer, Eastern Kentucky University India Green - , Grayson College (TX) Megan Coomes - Field Hockey, Centre College Signing Day 2 CollegeCollege Signing Day Signing 2 Day 2

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COLLEGE SIGNING DAY MacKenzie Harper - Dance, University of Louisville Kayla Pucek - Dance, University of Louisville Hayley Horn - Dance, University of Kentucky Kendall DuLaney - Dance, University of Kentucky Trevor Campbell - Baseball, Asbury Tristin Garcia - Baseball, Alcorn State Hunter Guy - Baseball, Brescia Philip Jewel - Baseball, Asbury John Ullom - Baseball, Indiana University Southeast Dylan Wilson - Baseball, Centre

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Captains Quarters went up in price, so I am going to have to up our price a little. This price includes the rental of the space, food and drink. (There will be a cash bar in our room) They will have music; not sure who, but trying to find out. Cost: $30 each (Need by June 30, 2018). Class of 2013 5th Year Reunion Please send to 12520 Old Henry Rd, Lou, KY 40223. Any Robert Montgomery [email protected] questions, 502-727-4627 or email above. Reunion is in planning stages. If you want to help with the Please pass along to anyone that is not in our group or on reunion, contact Robert at above e-mail. Facebook, trying to cut down on cost. Class is on Facebook “LMHS Class of 2013 reunion”. Can’t wait to see everyone!

Class of 1998 20th Year Reunion Class of 1968 50th Year Reunion Perry Bacon [email protected] JoAnn Hardimon [email protected] It will be on October 20, 2018 at the BBC Four Roses Bourbon Let’s celebrate and be thankful for the opportunity to gather Barrel Loft at 300 West Main Street. Cost is $40 per person and one more time “to give a cheer for Dear Old High School”! Our can be sent to Perry via his PayPal account using the email reunion will take place September 14-16 and the host hotel is above. The class has a Facebook group, “Louisville Male c/o the Ramada Plaza, 9700 Bluegrass Parkway. The cost for each ’98 LMHS”. classmate is listed below, as well as the cost for your spouse, date or significant other. If your spouse/date participates in all of the activities, they will pay the same amount as the class member. The itinerary and cost are as follows: Class of 1993 25th Year Reunion Brian Hawkins [email protected] Cost: $105 per 1968 class member Angela DeWeese [email protected] $105 per Spouse/Date of class member $60 (Sat dinner & dance only) per Spouse/Date The Reunion will be held on Saturday, July 21st 2018. There Friday 9/14 will be two events: 1) a Potluck and tour of Male and 2) a Registration at the Ramada Plaza 3pm-5:30pm Party in the evening. Football Game at Male 4409 Preston Hwy 7pm CAMPUS TOUR & POTLUCK Saturday, July 21st, 10AM-2PM Hangout w/ classmates at Ramada Plaza after the Game! The potluck will be in IBEW Local 369 Union Hall, the Saturday 9/15 white, two-story building next to the Male parking lot off Registration at the Hospitality Suites 9am-11am Preston Highway. Tours of the Durrett Male High School Old Male High Tour, class photo & box lunch 12pm campus will be available from and potluck to follow. Please Registration at the KY Room, off the lobby 4:30-5pm bring something to share for our potluck to ensure we have Welcome 5:30pm-6pm enough to accommodate our class. RSVP on our Facebook Dinner 6pm-7pm page, “Louisville Male Traditional High School Class of 1993”. Reflection time 7:30pm-8:30pm Dance and enjoy! Music from the 60’s to the present! 25th REUNION PARTY Saturday, July 21st, 7PM-11PM 8:30-11pm Our celebration will be at PATRICK O’SHEAS LOFT 123. Sunday 9/16 Tickets are $30/Person and can be purchased at https://www. Brunch 10am-12:30pm paypal.me/LMHS93. Mail payment to: LMHS Class of 1968 c/o JoAnn Hardimon, Heavy appetizers will be served and a cash bar will be available. 820 Locust Pointe Place, Louisville, KY 40245. There will also be a raffle held for prizes! If other reunions are being planned, please contact the Alumni office and let us know what you are doing. Class of 1983 35th Year Reunion Angie Cosson Meisel [email protected] Captains Quarters Come July 21, 2018 For those that would like to go, we have set up a tour/visit to the Old Male for Sat 07/21/18 at 10am. It will probably last about an hour. Captains Quarters Sat Night 6:30-? Casual attire and we are inside this time. So hopefully we will not wilt this time (Jeff Clayton..lol)! 10 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018 2018 Alumni Softball Reunion Louisville Male welcomed home Softball Alumni on Wednesday, April 12 as the Bulldogs battled Assumption. There were about 21 softball greats that came back together to share the memories of their time at Male. There was a reception meal prior to the softball game. Some of the Alumni that came home were: Amanda Yurt 2009, Amy Meredith Ballard ’94, Kelly Byrne Lee ’85, Kamil Reed Stilger ’99, Amanda Vanmeter Mossholder ’95, Dana Sheckells Presley 1995, Krista Ice Stephenson’95, Kara Reed Sanders ’95, Stephanie Holt Ford ’99, Jessica Hardison Devine ’99, Nancy Babcock Crumbacker ’84, Leslie Newman Frogge ’99, Kennedy Bishop 2015, Mandy Johnson 2013, Alex Ginter 2013, Ashley Crabtree Bottomley, Shayd Elmore 2014 and Amanda Mciver 2015. Keep on the lookout for the 2019 Reunion Date!! Don’t Miss The Fun!! 11 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

2018 Track and Field Reunion The LMHS Alumni hosted its 1st Alumni Track and Field Reunion Weekend in April. Friday there was an opportunity to tour the Campus and Alumni Room followed by a Social Hour and Banquet held at Wildwood Country Club. On Saturday, Alumni were invited to be part of the Johnny Conn Invitational featuring over thirty high school boys’ and girls’ track team. The track alumni that took part were: Michael Newman, Stanley Tanneyhill, Tony Driver, Karla Morton, Porshia Hutcherson Pendleton, Ashley Jones, Durwood Brittle, Jordan Brittle, Marcia J. Cole Morton, Carey Guess, Ryan Knight, Charles Burton, Jarvaun Lindsay, Brenda Smith Sims, Cayla Johnson, Kim Springfield, Marilynn Smith, Robert Macklin, Donald Needy, Mark Miller, Danny Lane, Vincel Anthony, Wayne Walker, Antonio Young, Sheree Beaumont, Douglas Beaumont, Tiffany Beaumont, Felicia Bland, Rita Holman, James Holman, Geary Morton, Jesse Kinzer, Damon Smith, Ted Boehm, Kimberly Bell Foster and Diamond Tilfornd. The 2nd Annual Track and Field Reunion will be on Friday & Saturday April 12-13, 2019. 12 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

Baseball Reunion 2018 The Alumni Association welcomed home 41 Baseball Alumni on Monday, May 14 as Louisville Male faced Bullitt East. The evening began with a reception prior to the Varsity Baseball Game. The Bulldogs welcomed Home baseball greats from the past. The Alumni present were: Albin Hayes ’53, Robert “Bob” Knapp ’57, Walt Oster ’63, Ray Metcalf ’64, James Stewart ’64, Danny Williams ’64, Victor Peek ’65, Leroy Pardue ’68, Dean McDonald ’69, John Stewart ’69, Kerry Prather ’80, Mark Hawkins ‘82, Robert McGee Jr ’83, Todd Driskell ’84, Michael Sechrest ’84, Danny Breeden ’90, Aaron Flaker ’90, John Lincoln ’90, Brian Marrillia ’90, Greg Scheer ’90, Brent Fiaschetti ’95, Sean Green ’97, Cameron Hahn ’97, Jon Sanderson ’97, Brandon Schadt ’98, Brent Shannon ’98, David Stone ’98, Brad Davis 2001, Brian Edelen 2006, Jordan Pass 2006, Josh Young 2006, Alex Reeves 2010, Travis Lairson 2011, Cody Peak 2011, Spencer Jackson 2014, Noah Mayfield 2017 and Jared Leuthart 2017. Let this be the start of greater things to come for Bulldog Alumni Baseball. Watch for the 2019 Reunion Date then make plans to attend!! 13 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

Lacrosse Host Alumni Reunion The Boys’ Lacrosse Team hosted an Alumni Reunion on April 20 when the Bulldogs played host to Eastern Eagles. There were over 20 past Lacrosse Players that showed up that night. There was a meal provided before the game and the Alumni shared their memories. The following Alumni attended this exciting event: Tyler Dreisbach 2013, Dillon McDonals 2013, Spencer McCracken, Evan Jarboe 2013, Collin Shaughnessy 2014, Andy Boswell 2015, Taylor Brown 2015, Clay Setser 2015, Ross Gagliardi 2016, Jacob Huber 2016, William Ranney 2016, Jacob Key 2016, Sam Kyser 2016, Patrick Williams 2016, Dallas Ferrell 2016 and Cameron Gomes 2017. Also, as part of that evening the Lacrosse Jersey for Berlin Cole was framed and presented to his parents. Berlin was tragically killed in the fall of 2017. 14 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

ROTC Reunion at Wildwood Country Club The Louisville Male ROTC enjoyed its first Alumni Reunion at Wildwood Country Club this past March. It was a great time of sharing stories of the past and enjoying a great meal together. There were about 23 Alumni that joined us for this event. Our speakers were Ray Glass, Brad Oser and Buddy Berthold. The Louisville Male Color Guard presented the colors, pledge was led by Will Puckett (Sophomore at Male) and National Anthem was sung by Ruth Anne Shouse. Some of the Alumni who attended were: Ronald Knight ’63, William Stone ’64, Brad Oser ’84, Michael Craig ’62, Norman Bader ’63, Stan Shrote ’55, John Hart 2011, Steven Denny ’68, Allison Rice 2013, Kayla Yukanin 2013, Cody Moran 2010, Ray Glass ’51, Buddy Berthold ’53, Albert Bryant ’84, Jennah Fahringer 2013 and Mark Hampton ’84. We also had all three ROTC Teachers from Louisville Male in attendance (Greg Jenkins, Michael Meneghetti and Jack Jones). 15 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

ALUMNI SPORTS REUNIONS

CROSS COUNTRY FOOTBALL REUNION AUGUST 10-11, 2018 SEPTEMBER 14, 2018

All Cross-Country Male and Female Runner Garnet Phelps ([email protected]), are invited back for their 1st Annual Louisville Danny Lane (dannylane4519@yahoo. Male Cross Country Reunion. We will gather com, dannylane1219@yahoo,com) and on Friday evening for food and fun and then the Brotherhood along with the Louisville Male there will be a Cross Country Run on Saturday Morning for Alumni Alumni will be hosting the 3rd Annual Football Alumni Night on to sign up and participate. FINAL DETAILS will be communicated Friday, September 14 as the Bulldogs take on Western. The picnic soon. event will take place beginning at 4:00pm and the football game will be at 7:30pm. More Information to come!!

CHEERLEADING AUGUST 24, 2018 VOLLEYBALL SEPTEMBER 25, 2018 Male Alumni will be hosting the 2nd Annual Cheerleader Alumni Reunion. All Male Alumni will host its 2nd Annual cheerleaders are invited back to enjoy a fun filled evening of Volleyball Alumni Reunion Night on fellowshipping over a snack meals and watching the football Tuesday, September 25, 2018. The team take on Ballard. The fun will begin at 4:30pm and the Louisville Male Volleyball Team will host Floyd varsity football game starting at 7:30pm. More INFO to Come!! Central. Alumni will be invited for a Snack Meal and enjoy the time to share stories of the past. Time is TBD. More INFO to come soon! BAND AUGUST 31, 2018 FIELD HOCKEY All Band Members are invited back for the SEPTEMBER 27, 2018 2nd Annual Louisville Male Band Alumni Reunion Night. There will be a snack meal to All Field Hockey Alumni Players are invited eat while sharing stories of the past. Alumni Band Members will back for the 2nd Annual Field Hockey be invited to play the National Anthem as well as the School Song Alumni Night on Thursday, September 27. This will be a FUN with the current Louisville Male Marching Band. More details to Night of gathering with Alumni players which enjoying a snack come!! meal together. All Alumni are invited to watch the Varsity Field Hockey Team as they compete that night. More INFO to follow.

BOYS’ & GIRLS’ SOCCER SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 GOLF DATE: TBD Male Alumni will host its 2nd Annual Boys’ & Girls’ The Louisville Male Alumni will be hosting the Soccer Reunion in September 1st Annual Golf Alumni Reunion this summer. with a doubleheader against We will be gather for a Picnic Meal and games Manual. This will be a GREAT opportunity to gather with old as we share stories from the past. More INFO to friends and enjoy time together. More information to come!! come soon!!

PLEASE send your email address, cell phone number and graduation date to Scott Shouse at [email protected] or contact the Alumni Office at 502-313-3099 if you were a member of any of theses teams at Male so that we can get you in the Databases for Alumni Reunion Information. 16 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018 2018 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Athletic Directors Corner Aug 17 Away 7:30 PM By John Kelsey Floyd Central (Floyds Knobs), IN The 2017-18 year has Girls/Boys Swimming had a great season Aug 24 Home 7:30 PM under first year Coach Marvin Lazaro come to a close, and Ballard we are preparing for the qualifying 19 swimmers for the KHSAA 2018-19 year ahead. State Meet. Aug 31 Home 7:30 PM We continue our mission of “excellence in Doss Baseball under first year Coach Jacob athletics” by remaining loyal to our three Fiorella won the District Championship Sept 7 Away 7:30 PM core values…“Character, Commitment with a win over rival St X and finished as Trinity (Louisville) & Championships”. We have the best Regional Runner-Up. Administration, Staff, Alumni, Parents, Sept 14 Home 7:30 PM Coaches & Student-Athletes in the District, Softball finished the regular season ranked Western so thank you for your continued support. in State Top 5 and has won the Regional Indeed, We Are…Male High !! Championship 5 of the last 6 seasons. Sept 21 Away 7:30 PM Butler Here are a few highlights from the 2017- Boys Track, Defending 2017 State 18 season… Champions, won the Regional Sept 28 Away 7:30 PM Championship and finished 3rd at the Pleasure Ridge Park The Football “Class of 2018” defeated rival KHSAA State AAA Track Meet. dupont Manual for the 4th consecutive Oct 5 Away 7:30 PM season to keep the barrel at Male. The Girls Track, Defending 2016 & 2017 Bryan Station State Champions, won the Regional Bulldogs are currently the 3rd winningest Oct 12 Home 7:30 PM Championship for the 10th consecutive football program in the nation and St. Xavier expectations are high for 2018-19. season & won the KHSAA State AAA Track Meet for the 3rd consecutive year. Oct 19 Home 7:30 PM Girls Soccer finished the regular season DuPont Manual ranked in the Top 10 in the State. In May, 2018, the Bulldogs announced Girls Cross Country runner Kaitlyn Lacy the hiring of Tim Haworth as our new Art drawing by I. Lee Jackson ‘49 was named the Top CC runner in the State Boys Basketball Head Coach. Coach and the Gatorade “Runner of the Year”. Haworth played at Murray State Univ She has signed to run collegiately at UK. (2000-04) and spent the past 8 seasons as Head Coach at Hopkinsville HS where Volleyball finished another season ranked he won 5 regional titles. Coach Haworth in the State Top 20 & top ranked JCPS will also be a PE/Health/ECE teacher in the team. building when we return for the 2018-19 Boys Cross Country runner Dylan Allen season. We look forward to welcoming was named the Top Boys CC runner in the Coach & his family to Male High. State and signed to run collegiately at UK. The biggest challenge for Athletics Cheer finished Regional Runner-Up continues to be an upgrade to our and 8th at the National Competition in athletic facilities so that we can continue Orlando. to compete at the highest level. A special thank you to all of our Alumni for their Dance won the State Championship for continued support of our girl & boy the 3rd consecutive year. student-athletes.

Wrestling had another fantastic season It remains an exciting time to be a Marty Polio, with Zane Brown winning an Individual Bulldog and I am looking forward to Jefferson County Public State Championship at the KHSAA meet. another successful year in 2018-19. Please Schools’ superintendent Girls Bowling won the Team Regional continue to support our student-athletes throws first pitch Championship. by attending games, and providing all the at Louisville Male support which makes us THE H. Girls Basketball finished the regular season High School ranked in the State Top 5. GO BULLDOGS !!! Baseball Game. 17 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018 DONATE TO LOUISVILLE MALE ALUMNI ALUMNI/STUDENT With Your Kroger Plus Card Shadow Program TO USE THE KROGER COMMUNITY REWARDS PROGRAM: The Alumni Association would like to Simply register online at krogercommunityrewards.com. continue the tradition of supporting current Male students during the school Be sure to have your Kroger Plus card handy and register your card with your organization year. We are asking Alumni in Louisville after you sign up. If you do not have a Kroger Plus card, they are available at the customer and surrounding areas to consider working service desk at any Kroger. with current Bulldog students. Click on Sign In/Register. Work Shadowing Program: Junior or Most participants are new online customers, so they must click on SIGN UP TODAY in Senior level students gain invaluable the ‘New Customer?’ box. information about your business to assist them in making career decisions. The Sign up for a Kroger Rewards Account by entering zip code, clicking on favorite store, students will meet with you at your office entering email address, creating a password and agreeing to the terms and conditions. and learn the particulars about that career. You will then get a message to check your email inbox and click on the link within the If you would like to be involved in this body of the email. great program, please email your interest to [email protected], Subject: Click on My Account and use email address and password to proceed to the next step. Shadow Program, or call (502) 313-3099. Click on Edit Kroger Community Rewards info and input your Kroger Plus card number. If you have any questions, contact the Update or confirm your information. Alumni Board or Pam Parker-Huck/Male Faculty Contact at (502) 262-7305 or Enter NPO number or name of organization, select organization from list and click on [email protected]. confirm. NPO number 85321 To verify you are enrolled correctly, you will see your organization’s name on the right side of your information page. REMEMBER, purchases will not count for your group until after your member(s) register their card(s). Do you use your phone number at the register? Call 800-576-4377, select option 4 to get your Kroger Plus card number. Alumni Room Under Members must swipe their registered Kroger Plus card or use the phone number that is related to their registered Kroger Plus card when shopping for each purchase to count. Renovation

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! The Alumni room is still under renovation. We are making great progress on the first floor of the Alumni Room. Most of the pictures have been hung. The trophies have been rearranged on the lower level of the Alumni room. We are going to build some cabinets for storage. Once the first floor is complete, we will begin working on the 2nd floor.

Feel free to stop by and spend some time in the Alumni Room. The Alumni Room is open Monday through Friday from 7am to 3pm. The phone number is 502-313-3099.

WE ARE MALE HIGH!! 18 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

BLACK HISTORY MONTH By: Kara Cunningham, President of Black Student Union February is more than the love month; it is Black History Month and the time African Americans get to share their history with the rest of the nation. As African Americans, we have rich, fruitful history and culture. We take February to share our history, because throughout time and history, our story is the one that doesn’t get told. However, some people like me choose to make Black History Month everyday ranging from enlightening others on “lost history” or unknown Black history to posting a Black history fact via social media daily. As a result, I choose to highlight main aspects of the Black experience in this year’s Black History Month Program including: our ancestral roots in Africa, mass incarceration of African-Americans in jails and prisons, black hair, and the evolution of dance and step within the Black community. GRIFFITH Male Wall Banner Hung on Gym Outside Wall 2018 Black History Month Program Louisville Male High School Alumni Association is proud to display Male’s Darrell Griffith Wall Banner on the Outside Wall of the H.D. Guest Speaker: Janice Bishop Carter ‘67 “Pap” Glenn Gym as you go down the hill to the football stadium. Louisville Male High School’s Black Student Union shared African Darrell Griffith is a 1976 Louisville Male Graduate. He helped lead American History and Culture to celebrate February’s Black Louisville Male to the 1975 State Basketball Championship, was History Month. The vision was to commemorate and educate awarded the 1976 Kentucky Mr. Basketball and then led the others about African American’s struggles and accomplishments. University of Louisville to the 1980 NCAA National Basketball This year’s program was to highlight, “ancestral roots in Africa, Championship. Darrell went on to spend many years with the mass incarceration of African-Americans in jails and prison, Utah Jazz in the NBA Basketball. Black hair and the evolution of dance and step within the Black community’. This, along with the current, exceptional, “Black Panther” movie influenced their Black History Month theme “The Male Alumni competes on Jeopardy Black X-perience”. Teachers Tournament The “Black X-perience” program honored the “Black National Anthem” with everyone singing the song. It shared ancestral Claire (Heitzman) Bishop graduated and current entrepreneurs’ contributions, from the ”ice cream from Male in 2008. She received her scooper, super soaker” to 2018’s first fictional comic book and BA in Classics, MA in Classics, and MA Marvel Movie, the “Black Panther”. in Teaching World Languages from UK. She lives in Lexington with her husband The “Black Panther” movie celebrated Black Culture, Politics, John, also a 2008 Male graduate, and Black Women in positions of power and the leadership of a Black teaches Latin at Tates Creek High School. Claire was the runner- Hero. It reflected Black People with an identity of success, power up in the 2018 Jeopardy! Teachers Tournament. and pride. The slave theme of our ancestors’ struggles, Jim Crow Laws, lack of political power and rights to vote or ownership was not the only story line threatening democracy and power. TAYLOR YOUNG As a former NAACP Branch President, I shared the organization’s Miss University of Louisville diverse multicultural civil rights society is inclusive as the diversity at Male High School. It’s a democratic society protecting rights Congratulations to Taylor Young ‘14 as using the democratic process. It’s important for students to look she was crowned 2018 Miss University forward to registering to vote, as much as getting their drivers of Louisville on Saturday, March 3, license. Their voter registration affords their voting rights. And, 2018. Taylor will now compete in the with the current climate of school shootings, gun violence is a Miss Kentucky pageant on June 30, threat to all school’s society and community freedoms. Student’s 2018 in Lexington, KY. In addition, rights to school safety are being violated. They must insure Taylor received her Bachelor of Science social stability, with inclusiveness to use the democratic process Degree in Secondary Education from for conflict resolution. Every American must remember African the University of Louisville on May America’s History, and protect their rights to exercise the freedom 12, 2018. Good Luck from Bulldog of the Democratic Process of Voting. Country! 19 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

ERWIN A SHERMAN DOLACK Family goes Honorary Lifetime Member Award deep at Louisville Male from the Kentucky Justice Association 1953 William (Bill) Dolack Congratulations Children of Bill ‘53 to Erwin Sherman, 1978 Brian Dolack (Attended Male/ ’46.5 a graduate graduated Westport) of Louisville Male 1987 Melinda Dolack High School as he 1991 Melaney Dolack was presented the Children of Brian ‘78 Honorary Lifetime 2007 Ross Dolack Member Award 2011 Melea Dolack from the Kentucky Children of Melinda ‘87 Justice Association at their February board 2018 Bethany Pyles meeting. Erwin earned this honor for his 2021 Hannah Pyles tireless efforts to protect the civil justice (Family members not pictured) system through his work as a trial attorney 1955 Robert (Bob) Dolack and his work with KJA and AAJ. Erwin Ted Harlamert started practicing law 63 years ago. He joined KJA (formerly KATA) in 1955 and is only the fourth person to earn the honor in KJA’s 63-year history. ADDRESS CHANGE? SCHOOL SONG RECORDING (Information by Liz Shepherd, President and If you are moving or you are Many reunion committees Maresa Taylor Fawns, Chief Executive Officer a parent who still receives have asked for an audio of the found in The Advocate) your student’s Brook ‘n school song “Dear Old High Breck, please email us at School”. We don’t have one. [email protected], We are again asking the Alumni subject: Address Change so for help. If you have a SOCIAL MEDIA that we can keep current on recording of the song, would our addresses. Welcome to the Current you send us a copy of it? Generation The LMHS Alumni Association will YOU Can Be Part of the FUN! now have a greater presence on Social Media. Check us out! 25 YEAR CLUB (Graduated from Male 25 to 49 Years) The Louisville Male Alumni would like to begin a yearly tradition of organizing a 25 Year Club. LOUISVILLE MALE ALUMNI This will include graduates of Male for 25 years to 49 years. This will be a GREAT opportunity ASSOCIATION - Please visit of meeting together and talking about the good old days of walking the halls of Male High our Facebook page and “friend it” so School. We want to make sure that this 1st time event will happen during this school year. We that you will not miss anything going are looking to form a Committee to plan and Organize this event. on in Bulldog Country. @LMHSALUMNI1856 - For BULLDOG “PUP” CLUB (NEW Graduates to 24 Years) those of you who are Twitter Let’s begin a NEW CLUB in Bulldog Country. The Bulldog “PUP” Club would be for NEW followers, please make sure to follow Graduates through 24 years. This new club would allow our young graduates and families us. to have some fun together. This would be a yearly family friendly event for all young bulldog graduates to enjoy. The cost would be limited depending on the event and we would like this LOUISVILLE_MALE_ALUMNI 1st time to be held during this school year. We are looking to form a committee to help - We have also started an research, plan and organize this event. Alumni Instagram Account designed for those who are Instagram followers. If you are interested in being part of the Organizing Committee for either of these Clubs, please Please join us here, too! contact us at: [email protected] - Subject Line: 25 Year or Bulldog PUP Club or Contact Alumni Room at 502-313-3099 OR Scott Shouse at 502-558-1328. 20 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

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DR. DOUGLAS DEAN DUNN ’48 - began college at the age of of Tennessee at Knoxville. 20 plus was married to his first wife for 50 years. Dr Dunn and Christian has 20+ years of US his wife received their B.A. in 1954 and received their M.A. in Navy pilot experience and 1959 from University of Memphis. In 1954, he began pastoring senior leadership in all aspects a church while working on his master’s degree. In 1959, they of aviation including: flight moved from Memphis, TN to Ft Myers, Florida where they taught test, flight instruction, combat school and was a guidance counselor for 13 years in the public- and program management school system. In 1973, God gave him a vision to start a private culminating in 2,288 flight Christian school known as the Evangelical Christian School. This hours in 41 different aircrafts. school is now in its 44th year and is rated in the top five in the state of Florida. DR. MICHAEL STEPHEN NEWMAN ’95 - has a BS in Secondary Education from the JOSEPHINE O’BRIEN ’80 - received her University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, BA Degree in Economics/History from Masters in Educational Administration from the University of Montana and her MA the University of Tennessee at Knoxville Degree in History from Brown University. and a Doctorate of Education and currently She has served as a History Teacher at a completing Superintendent Certification Quaker School, Program Representative, from the University of Louisville. He has been Entrepreneurship Division of KET, in education for 18 years holding positions Educator Research Leader at Michigan as a high school English teacher, high school assistant principal State University, Director, Office of Learning and Results, State and currently serves as the Principal at Western High School Early of Kentucky Department of Education, Vice President of Literay College and Academy of Louisville. He was awarded the 2011 Program Policy, Chicago Tribune Corp., Policy Lead, Governor Assistant Principal of the year. of Colorado, Director, Office of Learning and Results, State of Colorado Department of Education, Assistant Commissioner, KELLY PENDYGRAFT ’96 - Kelly is a film, Standards and Assessment, State of Colorado Department of TV and commercial actress and producer Education, Assistant Commissioners Strategic Priorities and living in Los Angeles, CA. She has over Research Evaluation, Director, Colorado Advanced Manufacturing 150 commercials to her repertoire. She Careers, State of Colorado Community College System and was awarded Best Actress in a Featured currently serves as Director, Industry Relations Community Film Award at New York International Film College of Aurora. Festival in 2009. She has been on numerous tv shows like Parks and Recreation, Jane MICHAEL CLEVENGER ’84 - attended the Virgin, American Crime Story, People the University of Kentucky College vs OJ Simpson. She currently recurs on Disney’s Walk the Prank of Communication and received his Season 1-3. Also, she produced and starred in Oxalis and won degree in Journalism. He has served as the “Achievement in Film Making” in the feature film category a Staff Photographer for the Journal and award in 2018. Courier in Lafayette, IN., a Freelance photographer in Louisville working MARCUS GREEN 2001 - Marcus received his Bachelor of Science for the Courier Journal, Voice Tribune, in Human Ecology with Concentration Associated Press, Getty Image, New York Times, Washington Post in Consumer Affairs from The Ohio State and others. Michael has served as a Staff Photographer for the University in 2008, Master of Arts in Special Courier Journal since 1998. He shot and edited a video “Heroin: Education in 2012 from Spalding University Drug of Sorrow” for Louisville Male High School student Hannah and an Educational Specialist Degree Gadd. He was a pool photographer for Muhammad Ali’s final in Instructional Leadership and School procession through Louisville. Michael is a three-time winner of Administration K-12 in 2015 from Indiana the National Thoroughbred Racing Association Eclipse Award, Southeast University. He was a Four-year the industry’s highest honor, for best horse racing photo. Letter Winner and the Ohio State Bill Willis Defensive Lineman of the year. He played CHRISTIAN MATTHEW SEWELL ’94 - holds a Bachelor of Science Professional Football for the New York Giants, Seattle Seahawks with Distinction: Weapons and Control Systems Engineering from and the New Orleans Saints. He has taught at Thomas Jefferson the United States Naval Academy in 1998. In 2005, he received Middle, Myers Middle and currently serves as a Special Education the US Naval Test Pilot School: Fixed-Wing Test Pilot: Naval Teacher at Kammerer Middle School. Marcus has served as the Air Station Patuxent River, MD and then in 2008 he received Event Coordinator for Men of Quality since 2011 and part of the his Master of Science: Aviation Systems from the University Alpha Academy Mentorship program since 2016. 21 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018 JOHN C. SQUIRES – BANNER WORTHY! wire and across an enemy minefield, under intense artillery and mortar fire. Three times in the early morning the outpost was Who is John Charles Squires? What did this Private First Class do to counterattacked. Each time Pfc. Squires ignored withering enemy earn the Congressional Medal of Honor? Why was he inducted into the automatic fire and grenades which struck all around him, and LMHS Alumni Hall of Fame in 1999 and honored as a Distinguished fired hundreds of rounds of rifle, Browning automatic rifle, and Alumnus in 2001? The following Medal of Honor citation provides captured German Spandau machine-gun ammunition at the you answers to these questions, along with an understanding enemy, inflicting numerous casualties and materially aiding in and the reasoning for your LMHS Alumni Association’s placement repulsing the attacks. Following these fights, he moved 50 yards of a banner on a campus building to honor this former Male High to the south end of the outpost and engaged 21 German soldiers student. His U.S. Army career would last only ten months but his in individual machine-gun duels at point-blank range, forcing all story is incredible! 21 enemy to surrender and capturing 13 more Spandau guns. Learning the function of this weapon by questioning a German John Charles Squires was born in officer prisoner, he placed the captured guns in position and Louisville, KY on May 19, 1925. instructed other members of his platoon in their operation. He completed three years at The next night when the Germans attacked the outpost again LMHS before entering the Army he killed 3 and wounded more Germans with captured potato- at age 18 on July 24, 1943. He masher grenades and fire from his Spandau gun. Pfc. Squires was completed infantryman training, killed in a subsequent action. was promoted to Private First Class ------and was sent as a replacement for the 3rd Infantry Division, which Private First Class Squires was promoted to Sergeant in recognition was locked in combat in Italy, near of his obvious leadership abilities under fire during the April 23- Padiglione in Anzio beachhead. The 24 action. As his Medal citation indicates, one month later and citation clearly describes how he went “above and beyond” the just four days after his nineteenth birthday, Sergeant Squires was call of duty in his first offensive action of his brief wartime career. killed in action on May 23, 1944. His remains were repatriated to the United States, and he today rests in peace in the Zachary ------Taylor National Cemetery (Section A, Site 1359) in Louisville, KY. (From Medal of Honor Citations for World War II) SQUIRES, JOHN CHARLES Rank and organization: Sergeant (then Private First Class), U.S. Army, Company A, 30th Infantry, 3d Infantry Division. Place and date: Near Padiglione, Italy, 23-24 April 1944. Entered service at: Louisville, KY The Alumni Room Needs Volunteers General Order Number: 78, 2 October 1944. The Alumni Association needs several Volunteers during June and CITATION July. We need to go through yearbooks and create activity lists of For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at risk of life above and Alumni that participated in the following: beyond the call of duty. At the start of his company’s attack on strongly held enemy positions in and around Spaccasassi Creek, Cross Country, Golf, Swimming, Girls’ Lacrosse, Drama/Theatre, near Padiglione, Italy, on the night of 23-24 April 1944, Pfc. Chorus, Orchestra and the Academic Team. Squires, platoon messenger, participating in his first offensive action, braved intense artillery, mortar, and antitank gun fire in We will be hosting Reunions for each of these groups during order to investigate the effects of an antitank mine explosion on the 2018-19 school year. The Alumni Office is open 7am-3pm the leading platoon. Despite shells which burst close to him, Pfc. Monday - Friday. If you are available, please contact the Alumni Squires made his way 50 yards forward to the advance element, Room 313-3099 or at [email protected] and get noted the situation, reconnoitered a new route of advance your name on the days you will be available. This project can and informed his platoon leader of the casualties sustained and the alternate route. Acting without orders, he rounded up also be used as Volunteer Hours for students who need them. stragglers, organized a group of lost men into a squad and led them forward. When the platoon reached Spaccasassi Creek and We could also always use your help for the following tasks: established an outpost, Pfc. Squires, knowing that almost all of Scanning Yearbooks, Scanning Pictures and Documents, Taking the noncommissioned officers were casualties, placed 8 men in pictures of Trophies, Documenting Students’ Sports and Activities position of his own volition, disregarding enemy machine-gun, machine-pistol, and grenade fire which covered the creek draw. in Database and Room Cleaning and Organizing. When his platoon had been reduced to 14 men, he brought up reinforcements twice. On each trip he went through barbed WE NEED YOU!! 22 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

Morgan P. Bryant, 25, passed away ALUMNI OBITS on Feb. 13, 2018. We apologize for the John Redmond Williams 1935 misspelling of Edward Frank Bernard Fox 1936 She was a member John Wolfe 1936 of Bates Memorial Reed’s (1936) middle name. William L Fischer 1936.5 Baptist Church and The correct spelling is FRANK. Benjamin Dorfman 1937.5 a member of AKA Roy Kenneth Parsons 1937.5 Sorority, Inc. Francis I Southard 1938 Gary Wayne Camp, Jr., age 43 of Karl Samuel Price 1939 She is survived by her parents, Mr. & George Thomas Breunig 1940 LaGrange, passed away Mrs. Pedro and Lydia Bryant; a brother, Clifford Chandler 1940 on May 25, 2018. Gary Louis Robert Klotter 1941 Nicholas Bryant; grandparents, Mr. & was born & raised in William Penna 1941 Mrs. Joe and Gracie Scott of Hinesville; Louisville, KY. Gary & his Herbert Segal 1941 Mr. & Mrs. Sam Jr. and Martha Frasier of family attend Southeast Fred G Claypool 1942 Jonesboro; aunts, Darlene Bryant of Sandy Christian - Lagrange Joseph G Goodman 1943 Springs and Monique Bryant Hunter of Campus. Gary was a Harold Stuart Feldbaum 1943.5 Denver, CO; uncles, Sherman Bryant lifelong athlete. Gary Kenton Rogers Hayes 1944 (Kita), Tamblyn Frasier, Gregory Frasier & loved being with his Walter Kenneth Smith 1945.5 Frederick Frasier; and a host of family and wife & children and they enjoyed hunting, Clifford Jerome Chandler 1946 friends. William Burleigh Kaster 1946 fishing, boating & anything outdoors. He Eugene Steven “Gene” Rhodes 1946 was active in his children’s extra school & Theodore Joseph Linker 1946.5 sporting activities & took tremendous pride in helping them succeed at anything they Clifford A “GP” Breehl 1948 Ellis W. Blanton ’59 passed away Floyd Joseph Fenwick 1948 wanted to pursue. Gary was a graduate & Bryan Lee Cohen 1949 on August 22, 2017. He was the former athlete at both LMHS & UofL. Gary owned Edward Severance Metzner 1949 Director of Radiology at Baptist Hospital & operated his own business, AAA Pest Roscoe C P Davis 1949.5 and Associate Professor of Radiology Control. He loved serving his customers & Earl Clarence Jones 1949.5 Program at St Catherine College. He treated them as though they were extended Benny Wayland Render 1949.5 received his Bachelor’s and Master’s family. Gary was instantly your friend & Ivor Glenn Souder 1949.5 loved everyone from all walks of life. Gary Charles Henry Minter 1950 Degree from UofL. Both his son, Jay, and Menefee Seay 1950 daughter, Kelley, are Male High School maintained friends from childhood through Paul Leonard Willis Jr 1950 graduates and his wife Shirley is an today & will be missed by all. Duward Wesley Wilson 1950 Adopted Male Graduate. Gary is survived by his loving wife of Leslie Gordon Feldhaus 1951 15 years, Laurie; his children, Jaxson William Wesley Bowling 1951.5 William Donald King 1952.5 & Emerson Camp; mother, Mary Alice Robert Castle Connelly 1954 Romanoff (Alex); father, Gary Wayne Gale Thornton Moore 1954 Camp, Sr. (Susan); sister, Christy Camp- Kenneth Lee Thomas 1956 Miller; brother, Bradley Camp; and his Donald Lee Hall 1957 Jeffrey “Jeff” L. Ellis, Sr. Roseville, Memaw, Joann Hall. Paul Gary Thomas 1958 CA - 50, Louisville Leona Marie Cloyd Thompson Kendall 1959 native, passed away Rochelle Elizabeth Maratty Griffin 1959 April 27, 2018 in Gilbert F Duncan Jr 1961 Roseville, CA. Our sincerest apologies to Edna Parrott Surles 1962 James Gillespie (1966). Charles William Tapp 1962 He graduated from Happily he is very much Jacqueline Dianne Bennett 1963 Louisville Male High Leslie Arnold Kinslow 1964 School and played alive and well. Bryan Keith Shephere 1964 football at Ohio Carle Louie Stewart 1964 State University. He was preceded in death Dianne R Smith Seidu 1971 by his parents, Former Heavy Weight Sheila Jean Gathright 1973 John Francis Fritz Jr 1980 Champion, James “Jimmy” Ellis, Sr., and Our humble apologies to Aaron Mary E. Ellis and a sister, Sonya Ellis. Morgan Paige Bryant 2010 Dallas Embry (1966). Ronald Edward Lasley AD Bonnie Weis Fisher AD0052 Survivors are his wife, Rose Ellis; 4 children; We are glad to report he is also Robert L Stoess AD0112 2 grandchildren; 3 sisters and a brother. alive and well! Beverly M Kolter Teacher 23 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018 GENE RHODES From 1954-61, his St. X teams attained A Legend at Louisville Male has passed a combined record of (149-54). In 1962, Rhodes moved back to his high school Eugene Steven “Gene” Rhodes, 90, passed alma mater as head coach at Male. In two away March 10 in Louisville. seasons, his teams went 42-14. In his final season at Male, he was named Kentucky’s Born in St. Louis, MO to Leslie G. & high school basketball “Coach of the Year.” Lorena Vessels Rhodes on Sept. 2, 1927, For his high school coaching career, his he is preceded in death by his parents, his teams were 191-68, a .737 percentage. brother Mitchell E. Rhodes and his sister, Frances Florine Smart. He is survived by Gene left the high daughter, Kathleen “Koppy” Rhodes, his school coaching son Stephen Rhodes and daughter-in-law, ranks in 1964 Amy; his grandchildren, Savannah, Gracie, Longtime Bulldog Chain- to return to his Christian & Gavin Rhodes; a brother, college alma mater Gang Member Mack Day Joseph L. Rhodes; sisters Cecelia Madge as assistant coach Passes Away Rothzeid & Grace Jean Sbano and eleven to his friend and nieces and nephews. former teammate Mack Gene Day Louisville, KY - 83, , the passed away on June 6, 2018. He retired Gene was one of the most accomplished successor to Ed as a Captain from The Louisville Fire athletic figures - both as a player & coach Diddle at Western. Department and was a member of St. - in the history of basketball in KY. From 1964-1968, he was a key component Luke’s Episcopal Church in Anchorage, KY. in the coaching and recruiting of such Growing up in the Hilltopper legends as Clem Haskins, Dwight Mack was born on September 24, 1934 Parkland neighborhood and Greg Smith, Jim McDaniels, Clarence in Whitesburg, KY to the late Oscar and of Louisville’s West Glover and many others. During that four- Ruby Day. He was also preceded in death End, he was the little year period, the Toppers posted a record by his twin sister, Mary Jane Bentley; sisters, brother who tagged of 84-22 and participated in two NCAA Brenda Holbrook and Meluva Day; and one along with his siblings Tournaments (1966 & ‘67) and one NIT granddaughter, Cassidy Pearl. for ball games in Tourney (1965). Shawnee Park. But later, Mack is survived by his loving wife of 56 beginning at LMHS, In 1968, Gene was named head coach of the years, Joyce Day; children, Kirk Day, Kelly his athletic fame took ABA’s . For five years, he Pearl (Tony), Ainsley Thompson (Joe); shape. Alongside his coached the Colonels and was instrumental daughter-in-law, Jacki Day; grandchildren, teammate and lifelong in the development of the franchise that Rebecca Pearl, Taylor Thompson, Veronica friend, Ralph Beard, would become one of the most successful Pearl, Sydney Thompson, Savana Day, Gene led Male to the and popular in the ABA. In 1973, he became Olivia Day; great-grandson, Caleb Rankin; state high school basketball championship the Colonels’ General Manager. a close nephew, Roger Bentley (Diane); as in 1945 and was named to the Courier- well as a host of nieces and extended family Journal All-State teams in both 1945 & After basketball, Gene stayed in Louisville and friends. Burial in Cave Hill Cemetery 1946. After a two-year stint in the Army, and began a long, successful career in Louisville, KY. he enrolled at WKU and starred for E.A, sales. Gene Rhodes is a member of the Diddle’s Hilltoppers which earned NIT Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame, the WKU In loving memory of Mack, donations may Tournament appearances in 1949,’50 & Hall of Fame, the KHSAA Hall of Fame, be made to St. Jude Children's Research ’52. An outstanding scorer and play maker, the Kentucky Association of Basketball Hospital or Kosair Children's Hospital. Gene still stands third in assists for a season Coaches’ High School Basketball Hall of in the WKU record books. Upon leaving Fame, the Kentucky All Star Hall of Fame To leave a message for the family, please Western, he was the 44th overall pick in and the Male High School Hall of Fame. visit www.NewcomerKentuckiana.com the 1952 NBA draft and played one season with the . Dad and Grandpa Gene to his family, Published in The Courier-Journal on June 8, 2018 “Coach” to his players and Gene to his After college, Gene began a long and many friends throughout the state, he successful coaching career. From 1954 to was always ready with a helping hand and 1961, he was head coach at Louisville’s generous with his time. We will miss him. St. Xavier High School where, in 1958, he led his team to the State Championship. 24 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

Alum Louis Levy 2018 Grover Sales Passes Away Distinguished Alumnus Award The Honorable Philip A. Wallace ‘63 Louis Levy, 86 of Alexandria, VA passed away Dec. 23, 2017. Louis was Judge Wallace served the 24th Judicial an actor, voice over talent, cabaret District Courts with distinction from singer & songwriter for many years. July 1, 1991, and specifically on the He performed as the Rabbi in "Bernie's Bedford Juvenile & Domestic Relations bench from 1996 until his retirement Bar Mitzvah" on Broadway in Baltimore & Louisville; appeared in on June 30, 2009. During his career, he numerous theatrical productions in the D.C. area and in over 30 demonstrated exceptional leadership feature films. Known for his outgoing, enthusiastic personality, in the administration of the courts Louis was a member of Screen Actors Guild, the American both on a local and statewide level Federation of Television & Radio Artists, the National Speakers and was active in initiatives directed Association, DC Cabaret Network, Hexagon and the Television at improving the administration of Internet & Video Association which awarded him the Peer Award justice from the perspective of all users of the judicial system and for his public service announcement on motorcycle safety. The the agencies that support the court. Mid-Atlantic region of the Songwriters Association of America provided him an award for one of his works. Judge Wallace’s statewide contributions included service on the Juvenile Justice Reform Task Force in 1995 and on the Until his retirement in 1984 from the U.S. Department of Housing Forms Committee of the Judicial Conference of Virginia for & Urban Development, Louis managed a pilot program to help District Courts for several years. At the local level he pushed low-and-moderate income families obtain & maintain housing. for the establishment of the Victim/Witness Advocate Program, He also served in the U.S. Army. Louis was born to Evelyn and the expansion of the Central Virginia CASA Program, and the Markham Levy of Louisville on Sept. 9, 1931 and graduated from development of Bedford Domestic Violence Services. Louisville Male High School, where he was later inducted into its Hall of Fame. He attended UofL and graduated from the Kelley Judge Wallace brought the Court Service Unit and the school School of Business at IU. He was a proud Kentucky Colonel and officials together to work on a resolution for truancy issues. This Almas Shriner. In his earlier years, he was an avid tennis player effort resulted in the implementation of the Truancy Review Team and swimmer. in Bedford that allows children and families to access any needed services prior to court involvement. This team has served as a Louis was a member of the Washington Hebrew Congregation, the model for other jurisdictions. Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington & the Southern Jewish Historical Society. Just three years ago, he was called to Judge Wallace was always one of the first to take advantage of the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah. He remained involved in the Louisville new initiatives offered by the Office of the Executive Secretary Jewish community and was a long-time member of The Temple, of the Supreme Court of Virginia to improve the administration where he established the Levy Great Hall for educational & social of justice. Article was taken from the “Bedford Bulletin”. (www. programs. He also belonged to Jewish Community Center, where BedfordBulletin.com) he received the President's Award for his unique contributions. He founded the Annual Louisville Jewish Film Festival which will This award was presented by Grover Sales III at the Annual 50 mark its 20th anniversary in February. Year Club Luncheon held on Thursday, June 14 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. Louis is survived by his wife Wilma Probst Levy, who treasures him as a loving, kind & caring man with a positive, mental attitude toward everything he approached. He was known for his winning smile and great sense of humor. He was totally devoted to Wilma during her illness 2 years ago. Louis was Wilma's true Soul mate.

Donations may be sent to the Louis Levy and Wilma Probst Levy Film and Theatre Arts Fund at the JCC of Louisville, the Louis, Evelyn and Markham Levy Visual Arts Fund at The Temple Thanks to everyone who has sent LMHS memorabilia to us. We of Louisville, or to the Washington Hebrew Congregation in have received yearbooks, Spectators, newspapers, pictures etc. Washington, D.C. Every piece is precious and much appreciated! We are currently seeking a picture of the 1941 football team. Published in The Courier-Journal from Dec. 31, 2017 to Jan. 2, 2018 If anyone out there has one, could we get a copy of it? 25 Male High Alumni Brook ‘n’ Breck - June 2018

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2nd Annual LIFE AFTER MALE 2018 Speakers Bureau Hall of Fame

Date: Friday, November 2, 2018 Date: Sunday, November 4, 2018 Location: Louisville Male High School Location: Holiday Inn Louisville East Time: 8:15am - 8:45am Registration 1325 Hurstbourne Pkwy 9:15am - 10am Class Presentations Louisville, KY 40222 10am - 11am Alumni Brunch Time: 12:30pm Social Hour Topic: Share your experience as a Male 1:00pm Hall of Fame Banquet High Student, college experience, Cost: $35 per person work experience etc. with current Louisville Male Students.

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