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First BE graduating class comes back home to visit

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By Alex Wimsatt
Monday, January 14, 2013 at 5:00 am (Updated: January 14, 5:02 am)

 MOUNT WASHINGTON - From choosing the Charger mascot to establishing the school’s signature red and gold color scheme, the first graduating class of Bullitt East High School began a tradition of pride and excellence that is synonymous with the school today. 


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