Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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ALEXANDER, ALLINE “FATTY Society. Progressive Literary Joint Debate, 1915-16. An Angel! or, if not, An earthly paragon.” BAILLIO, CATHERINE KATRINA Progressive Literary Society. President Junior Class. 1914-15; As- sistant Exchange Editor, “Cumtux, 1913- 14; Assistant Editor “Cumtux,” 1914- 15; Editor-in-Chief “Cumtux,” 1915- 16; S. S. S. Club. First in work, and first in fun, and first in the hearts of her classmates.” BAKER.FRED “RED” Progressive Literary Society. Critic., Progressive Literary Society, 1914-15. Rally, 1915-16. The very hair on his head speaks for him. BLACKMAN, JULIUS BROTHER” Progressive Literary Society. Assistant Business Manager “Cum- tux, 1915-16. Here a dancing man, we show, 'Tis Julius Blackman, prefixed Bro. Don’t pass remarks when he is by. For he's a real sarcastic guy. BRADFORD, PRATT “JOE” Jeffersonian Literary Society. Football team, 1914-15, 1915-16. Full of vigor, dash and go, He’s different from the rest you know.

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C U M T u X 9 (Class ’Hi tlrraiiiriit Morrison Bryan Hirr-JIrraibruI Hope Flower rrrrtarg Sara Holloman (Class (Colors Green and White (Class 3Flouirr White Carnation (Class £ ong In after years we fondly will recall Days when it seemed no mist conld ever fall Faces of class mates rise in happy throng Memories come o’er us. like an old sweet song So to the end when life’s dim shadows fall School days will ever seem the best of all. Just a song of school days Days at Bolton High Xineteen-sixteen classmates Of the days gone by We will ne’er forget thee Tho the years be long In our memories ever Live friendships strong Live friendships sweet and strong.

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(’ r M T U X 11 BROOK, S. J. “BROOKS” Progressive Literary Society. Cap- tain Track Team, 1915-16; Athletic Editor “Cumtux,” 1915-16. Track Team, 1914-15, 1915-16. S. J. Brooks is a boy To whom equations are a joy, The way he handles X and Y, Would make a mathematic professor heave a sigh. BRYAN, MORRISON “SKINNY” Jeffersonian Literary Society. President, Senior Class, ’16. Joint De- bate. 1914-15, 1915-16; Football Team. 1913-14, 1914-15, 1915-16. Weighs a ton, with a shape like a sphere. Due to Mellin’s Food though and not, beer. Number tens, though they be, It is doubtful if he Has set eyes on his feet for a year. BRYAN, NOEMIE “B. B.” Progressive Literary Society. Sec- retary Progressive Literary Society, 1915-16. Ticklings” Editor, 1915- 16. S. S S. Club. In all her classes Noemie has sought to gain As much outside information as she well can retain. So Bureaus of Information, she’ll es- establish near and far, And the world will look with wonder on this encyclop CONNERLY. NANNIE “SLSTER” Jeffersonian Literary Society. “Soft peace she brings wherever she comes.” DARBY, DAISY “D. D. D.” Jeffersonian Literary Society. Eighth grade Reporter, “Cumtux,” 1912-13; Assistant Exchange Editor “Cumtux.” 1915-16. S. S. S. Club. “To know her is to love her.”