Bolles School - Eagle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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Administration Faculty and Staff . . .

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Right, a new boy presents his medical report to Mrs. Woodruff, school nurse. Goldbricks didn't have a chance with Nursie.', Below, the clothing room again and still a line. Looks like an argument between Capt. Nall and Williams. Sorry, no refunds. The clothing room was always crowded and busy . . . anything in uniforms but nothing in civies. Below, Mr. Hackett, Director of Studies, plans the academic schedule for a new cadet.

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gnu! Vvaxw Ml W ' The Superintendent . . . Since we hold as self-evident the competence of the head of the Bolles School, may we express ourselves about the MAN who is superintendent of this same school. He had great character, but it was not his character that was unique to us: it was rather his personality. His character gave us the example to follow or the aid we needed. His personality gave us the heart and the spirit to do more than just G0 to Bolles. He had a sparkling wit and a cheerful countenance that no heavy burden could drag away. That was what endeared Major Hooker to us. We lived wit.h him and not under him.