Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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BEVERLY CHATELA1N He that’s content hath enough.” Blue and White Literary So- ciety '26, '27: Mathematics Club ’27, 28. »29. E. NORTH COLEMAN No gains without pains. MILDRED COLVIN To strive, to seek, to find and to yield.” Literary Society “C” ’25: Home Economics Club ’26: Audubon Club 26: History- Club ’27. ’28. STAFFORD COMPTON A hard worker to get out of work.” CARROLL CONVERSE Cod bless the man that in- vented sleep.” Literary Society B” '26: Travelers Club 27, '28, ’29. AMY CORLEY To be lovable is to be loved. Latin Club '27, '28. HATTIE GRAY CREED She is happy and filled with the joy of living. Lindbergh Literary Society 26. 27 : Debating Club ’28; Audubon Club '21. ESTHER CLAUNCH “Quiet, modest and shy She never says I”. JAMES DAIMWOOD If worry was the only cause for death, then would I live forever.’’

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HERBERT BERGERON LOUISE BOZONE “The litle cares that fretted me I lost them yesterday.” “The best way to have friend is to be one.” Mathematics Club '27, '28; Cumtux Staff ’28. '29: Quill and Scroll ’28, ’29: Blue Tri- angle ’28, ’29 ; Secretary and Treasurer of Mathematics Club ’28. MINNIE LEE BUNCH ’’Friends like this are the sunshine of life.” “C” Literary Society ’26: Lindbergh Literary Society ’27, ’28; Culture Club 25. CLARICE LEE BURNUM “Eager just to do her share.” EVELYN BUTLER “She would make good of bad and friends of foes.’’ Dramatic Club 25. ’26 ; Bol- ton Brights Literary Society 27. ’28. ROBERTA BUTLER “Sincere and worthy. Bolton Brights Literary So- ciety ’28, 29 ; Dramatic Club ’25. ’26. ’27. JAMES BYRAM “The peppiest boy in Bolton Hi. He never comes a poking. If I should tell you how pep- py he is You would think I was a joking.” Literary Society “C” ’25; Sergeant-at-arms Latin Club 25; President of Latin Club ’26 : Secretary of Radio Club ’27, '28: President of Radio Club ’28, '29; Cheer leader ’28, ’29. THELMA CARBO “Good nature is indeed a fortunate gift. Glee Club ’26, ’27: Literary Society ’25. ’26; French Club ’24. ’27. 28. FRANK CARTER “And why should life all labor be? “C , Literary Society 25, ’26, ’27; Travelers Club ’27, ’28, 29. THELMA CARTER “If silence were gold, she would have millions.”

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 EMMETT DAMMON I care for nobody, no. not I, for nobody cares for me.” MARY DAVID Co where she will, she will make her mark.” Blue Triangle '27. '28, 29; Dramatic Club '25. '26, '27: History Club '28, '29; Glee Club '28. '29. LESLIE DeMOSS “To climb steep hills requires slow pace at first.” “C” Literary Society ’25. ’2d. 27. '28; Debating Club '28, 29. RUTH DUGGER Calm, cool, and collected, she will surely rise in this world.” Best Yet Literary Society ’27, 28: Nature Study Club 25; S. A. K. Literary So- ciety 26. THEODORA DYSON Dependable at all times — that's Theodora.” Bird Club '26: Literary So- city '26, 27 : Vice President of Story Telling Club '27 ; President of L'Allegro Club »28, '29. EDRA DANIELS Modern Jazz, dusky eyes, elfin feet that’s Edra.” Debating Club 27, 28. 29. ALBERT DEAN “In action faithful and in honor clear. C Literary Society '25. '26, '27: Nature Study Club '25. 26. '27: Society Cubs Lit- erary Society 27; Cumtux Reporter for Mathematics Club '28. »29. CHARLES DUCOTE He had his lesson up one day. but that was the day the teacher was away.” English Club '24: History Club '25: B” Literary So- ciety 26: Blue Jacket Liter- ary Society 28. FAY DYER “A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Latin Club 25, '26: Glee Club 25, '28 ; Bolton Brights Literary Society 27, 28. HOSANNAH EDGAR Work is the keynote of success.” Latin Club 27, »28.