Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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31 9 2,5 E JESSIE BROUSSARD January, ’26. “Do your work bravely, kindly and well; your grades will hasten the story to tell.” S. A. P. Literary Society, ’24-’25; Chorus, ’22-’24. DOROTHY BUIE January, ’26. “Always ready to give her all, and to help those who need it.” Glee Club, ’22-’25; French Club, ’23-’25; Chemistry Club, ’24-’25; Pep Club, ’23-’24; Chorus, ’24. JOHN CARROL January, 25. “On spread- ing your wings for a loftier flight, take care how you light.” Wilson Literary Society, ’25. HOBSON CARTER June, ’25. “The future has something great in store for me, but what, as yet, I know not.” History Club, ’24-’25; French Club, ’23-’24; Athletic Associa- tion, ’21-’25. ROY CHAPMAN January, ’26. “Aching to live for old Bolton always.” French Club, ’23-’25; Chemistry Club, ’24; Cum- tux Staff, ’24-’25. BLANCHE CHOPIN January, ’25. “Those who know her best, love her most.” ROSE COHN June, ’25. “Always sweet, always small, always gen- tle, kind to all.” President French Club, ’25; Chorus, ’22-’23; Orchestra, ’24-’25; Cumtux Reporter, ’24-’25. J. T. COMPTON January, ’26. “A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of Page Nineteen

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I 3 31 9 2. 5(5 MERTIS BOWIE June, ’25. “Of all the arts in which the wise excel, Nature’s chief masterpiece is drawing well.’’ Vice- President French Club, ’25; Cumtux Staff, ’24-’25; Art Editor, Bruin, ’25. MYRTIE BOYETT January, ’25. “All sweet- ness, but no vanity is here.” S. A. K. Literary Society, ’25. MARY LOUISE BLUM January, ’25. “Like sun- shine in a shady place.” French Club, ’23-’25; S. A. P. Literary Society, ’24-’25. GRACE BRADFORD June, ’25. “From her shall be read perfect ways of honor.” Cumtux Staff, ’23; Bruin Staff, ’25; Queen of Carnival, ’25; Class Presi- dent, ’21-’22; Class Vice- President, ’24. LEWELL BREITHAUPT January, ’25. “May the light of heaven fall where it is most needed.” Bolton Bears Literary Society, ’24-’25; Football Squad, ’24. JEANETTE BROIDA June, ’25. “Ever a friend, always a friend.” French Club, ’22-’23; Spanish Club, ’22-’23; Chemistry Club, ’24-’25; Chorus, ’22-’24; Glee Club, ’25. RUBY BROWN June, ’25. “Ruby is quiet and she’s shy, but in life she will surely get by.” Home Economics Club, ’23- ’24; History Club, ’24-’25; Chorus, ’22-’24. JACK BURNETT June, ’25. “Brains elabo- rately thrown away.” Latin Club, ’21-’24; History Club, '24-’25; Baseball, ’23-’24-’25; Basketball, ’24- ’25; Track, ’24-’25; Glee Club, ’23-’24-’25. Pace (eighteen

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2 1 9 2. I I ROUSSEL COMPTON June, ’25. “Those who make the least noise ac- complish most.” Chemis- try Club, ’24-’25; History Club, ’24-’25; Football, ’24. BRAINARD COOK January, ’25. “It is well to think well, and it is divine to act well.” Doug- las House of Representa- tives, ’25. THERESA CORLEY January, ’26. “Long as thine art shall love true love, thy name shall shine, thy fame shall grow.” Basketball, ’22-’24; Chorus, ’22; Quartette, ’22; Can- teen Staff, ’24; Vice- President Class, ’24. CLYDE CREED June, ’25. “A friend in need is a friend indeed.” Douglas House of Repre- sentatives, ’25; Athletic Association, ’25. KENNETH CRONK June, ’25. “And still the wonder grew, how one small head could carry all he knew.” Chemistry Club, ’24-’25; Latin Club, ’22-’24; Winner English Composition, Parish Rally, ’24; Honor Roll, ’24. ANNIE MAE CROSBY June, ’25. “Talk? Ye Gods! I’ll say she can.” French Club, ’22-’24; Latin Club, ’23. WILLIAM DAUBS June, ’25. “A fire which the swiftest rivers cannot quench.” Chemistry Club, ’24-’25; Wilson Literary Society, ’24-’25. VELMA DICKERSON June, ’25. “Some have wit, some have fame; both be- long to her name.” Live Wire Literary Society, ’24-’25. TT-fE BRUIN Pace Twenty