Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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31 9 2, HUGH LEE January, ’25. “There are two things which fill my heart with grief: the kept- in-room and studies.” Wil- son Literary Society, ’25; Chemistry Club, '25. ELIZABETH LEDBETTER January, ’25. “A heart and soul alert to express and willing to give its all.” French Club, ’24; most popular, most intelligent and best all round girl in the January Class. HOWARD L’HEUREUX June, ’25. “I built my soul a lordly pleasure-house.” Latin Club, ’23-’24; French Club, ’25; Football Man- ager, ’24. MARY ANNA LISSO January, ’26. “And lo! Mary Anna’s name shall lead all the rest.” French Club, ’23-’24; Vice-Presi- dent Class, ’25; Live Wire Literary Society, ’24-’25. GEORGE LITCHFIELD June, ’25. “With few words, but high ideals.” Latin Club, ’24-’25; Cum- tux Staff, ’24. JAMES LIGHTFOOT June, ’25. “Disarm misfor- tune with a grin; let not discontent wag your chin.” Douglas House of Repre- sentatives, ’25. ALSIE McGUFFIE January, ’26. “Quality and quantity are united in Alsie.” Basketball, ’24- ’25; Live Wire Literary Society, ’24-’25. WILLIE McMICIIAEL June, ’25. “Willie Me. is a ladies’ man; he goes to see them when’ere he can.” Glee Club, ’23-’25; Dra- matic Club, ’24; French Club. ’25; Football, ’24-’25; Baseball, ’24-’25; Track, ’24-’25; Basketball, ’24-’25. THE BRUIN Patre Twenty-three

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E i 310?. 51c ==i AUDREY HARNISCH June, ’25. “A quiet tongue shows a wise head.” Honor Club, ’24; Basketball, ’24- ’25; Cumtux Staff, ’25. MILDRED HAWTHORNE June, ’25. “Profit by your past experience.” French Club, ’24-’25; Chemistry Club, ’24-’25; Vice-Presi- dent S. A. P. Literary Society, ’24-’25. HERMIE HAYES January, ’26. “Like the winds in summer sighing, her voice is low and sweet.” History Club, ’24; Live Wire Literary So- ciety, ’24-’25. JOEL HIRSCH January, ’26. “The deeds you wrought are not in vain.” President French Club, ’23; Pep Club, ’24; Glee Club, '23-’24; Boys’ Double Quartette, ’23; Or- chestra, ’23-’24. LOUISE HOLLAND June, ’25. “Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are.” French Club, ’23- ’25; President, History Club, ’25; Cumtux Staff, ’25; Honor Roll, ’23-’24. EMILY HOLY June, ’25. “Emily is a quiet little lass; in her senior year she ranked first in her class.” Honor Club, ’25; Live Wire Literary Society, ’24-’25. ELON KEES June, ’25. “Never too sober, never too gay; a real gentleman in every way.” Cumtux Staff, ’24- ’25; Athletic Association, ’24. RUTH KEES June, ’25. “Our Ruth de- cides not to let her bless- ings fall on anyone she likes, but on us all.” Live Wire Literary Society, ’24- ’25; Athletic Association, ’24. Papce Twenty-two

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319 5® a REGINA MANN June, ’25. “Regina is bet- ter known as ‘Shorty and believe me, she surely is ‘sporty French Club, ’23-’25; Latin Club, ’25; Dramatic Interpretation, '25. GEORGIE MADDOX January, ’26. “Always small, sometimes shy; but there’s mischief in her eye.” Latin Club, ’22-’24; History Club, ’25; Chorus, ’21-’25. REBECCA MARTIN June, ’25. “We must not call these years a waste which led us to the light of knowledge.” Latin Club, ’24; History Club, ’25; Chemistry Club, ’25; Asst. Editor Chemistry paper, ’24. CREWE MEGISON June, ’25. “Always so gay and happy, numbering her friends by her acquaint- ances.” Pep Club, ’23; Latin Club, ’23; History Club, ’24-’25; Chemistry Club, ’24-’25; Editor-in- Chief, Bruin, ’24-’25. MYRTLE MELTON June, ’25. “Gentleness is a virtue of womanhood.” Chemistry Club, ’24-’25; Live Wire Literary So- ciety, ’24-’25. EDITH MOSELEY January, !2fL “With golden hair and eyes of blue, is Edith Moseley and a worker, too.” Live Wire Literary Society, ’24-’25. HENRY OWENS January, ’25. “Henry is a handsome boy; he’s always sleepy, but full of joy.” CORINE PATUREAU June, ’25. “That lamp shall burn unquenchably.” Home Economics Club, ’24-’25; History Club, '24-’25. Patte Twenty-four