Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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31 9 2 5(5 EMILE PATUREAU June, ’25. “Lives of great men all remind us.” Sec- retary Douglas House of Representatives, ’24; Busi- ness Manager, Cumtux, '25. BERTIE PEART June, '25. “A soul that balances happiness and study.” HARVEY PENNY June, ’25. “Where wit is wisdom.” Bolton Bears Literary Society, ’24- 25. TRAVIS PENNY June, ’25. “One faithful man.” Bolton Bears Lit- erary Society, ’24-’25. ROUMAIN PETERS June, ’25. “Honors are silly toys, and titles but empty names.” Wilson Literary Society; Chemis- try Club, ’25. BEUFORD PITTMAN January, ’25. “On spread- ing your wings for a lof- tier flight, just take care how you light.” Speaker of Douglas House of Rep- resentatives, ’25. GEORGE PITTS January, ’26. “With never a thought of personal gain, but the school’s plight at heart.” Pep Club, '24; French Club, ’23; Hi-Y, ’25; Latin Club, ’24; Busi- ness Manager, Bruin, ’25. GEORGIE RABALAIS January, ’25. “Her ways are the ways of pleasant- ness and peace.” Athletic Association, ’25; S. A. K. Literary Society. Patre Twenty-five

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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

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31192.51s FELIX RICHARDSON January, '26. “A soul that shall live on, to never stop.” Latin Club, ’23-’24; History Club, '24; Track, ’24-’25. BEN ROBERTS June, ’25. “A strong mind, a stout heart, born for leadership.” Hi-Y Club, ’22-’25; Pep Club, ’23-’25; Basketball, ’24-’25; Man- ager Canteen Staff, ’23- ’25; President Cias», ’23- ’25; King of Carnival, '25. FLORA ROBERTS January, ’26. “A loving heart and a good con- science.” Latin Club, ’24; Live Wires Literary So- ciety, ’24-’25. CORALIE ROBERTS June, ’25. “Actions speak louder than words.” His- tory Club, ’24-’25; Live Wires Literary Society, ’24-’25. MARGERIE ROBERTS January, ’26. “Weighed in a balance and not found wanting.” S. A. K. Liter- ary Society; Athletic Asso- ciation, ’25. BESSIE ROLLO June, ’25. “Howe’er it be, it seems to me, ’tis only noble to be good.” Live Wires Literary Society, ’24-’25. DUNNAM RUGG June, ’25. “A sturdy lad of six feet, three; a grand professor he’s going to be.” Latin Club, ’23-’24; Chem- istry Club, ’24-’25. SAM RUSSO June, ’25. “It is well to think well and it is divine to act well.” Wilson Lit- erary Society. Page Twonty-?«ix