Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1930 volume:

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Thi- stall' flvsirvs to 4-all Q-spot-iul LlllK'll- tion to tlw llN'llI1', R01liul1m's ol' ll0lllSlilllil.,u uml lmopvs its llll0I'Pl't'l2lll0ll of one pllusc ol' Louisiana history will surve- to inspire a mon- siiwvrv upprvriution ol' our lmlovt-sl state and its glorious trzulitions ol' tlw past. Xvlllllt'Vl?I' its his- tory may lu-. ll0lllSlilIlil. tht- luml ul' tlu- iimnortul Evalu- gvlinv. will live- forvvvr. 0 Gnbriwlf 0 my lwlovvflf .flrl than so nvar unto mv, mul yvl thy voirv flfws not rvarh nw? ,flhf hon' nflvn thy fvvt haw' lrod this path Ihr' prnirivf .-lhf hon' oflvn thinv vyvs ham' lonlfvrl nn Ihr' IUUUIIIYIIIIIS arniuul mv! flh! hun' nflvn Iwnvuth this milf. rvlurniing from the labor. Thou has! lain clown to rvsl, and tu flrvam of nw in lhy SlllllIlIf'l'S.,. ORD I WW K 7 x Ji ' THE BRUIN ' ,Q -,, m ROMANCES OF LOUISIANA Louisiana! Fair romance Hath written many lines for thee. Thy blood may boast of Spain and France, As well as that of Arcadyf' OUISIANA, since the day of her founding when LaSalle sailed down the Father of Waters and planted the French flag, has been woven into many legends because of its romantic background. Its pictur- esque characters, portrayed in poems and love stories of every nation, are living today as mementoes of their romantic past. Louisiana possesses every qualification necessary to be the setting of such poignant love affairs. Nothing could be more beautiful than the shady bayous of southwest Louisiana, with the gray Spanish moss fluttering down from the tall, gnarled cypresses, which seem to hover over the water. Those bayous are such streams as Hiawatha would have loved to float on in his birch canoe- so cool, so restful, so musical, and so beautiful. One may have seen the sea at sunset, or the distant mountain ranges looming purple through the dawnlg one may have seen the great Sahara, with its endless wastes of yellow sands, but until one stands on the banks of a Louisiana bayou or in the center of one of her virgin forests, be it morning, noon, or night, and gives his senses to the spell of the cypress, water and moss, he cannot possibly have seen and appre- ciated real beauty. Louisiana is one of the most historic states in a historic nation. These numerous and versatile romances have affected our progress and our history. Not only the French, who contributed most, but also the Indians, Spanish and truly American characteristics have done their bit towards adding to this glamorous legend. Evangeline lent pathos to the situationg Lafitte has inspired many a legend of reckless daringg St. Denis and Dona Maria added their chapter to the book of romance, Bienville accomplished the impossible, so that his love for the beau- tiful rival of Governor Cadillac's daughter, might be gratified. Our theme is the romantic lovers of Old Louisiana. May we, in continuing our school career and in later life, be greatly inspired and influenced by the endurance, the intensity, and the eternal faithfulness of those lovers of that by- gone day when the French king's scepter waved over our state. 1930 CONTENTS Y f FACULT xCLASSE . --H Y - Y K -W DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1930, in sincere appreciation of his services to us, wish to dedicate this Sixth Volume of The Bruin to Mr. Hardy Beseler, whose enthusiasm and untiring services for the betterment of athletics have inspired the entire student body to he good winners and good losers -who, since his coming to Bolton in 1922, has proved to be a friend as well as an instructor to all those with whom he has come in contact. 9 0 IN MEMC DRIAM KATIE SCHXY AB 1912-1929 Lilw a Iwauii ul sun I llml was sun f 5- 5- slw has pnssvrl Into Ihr' hush of Ilw vnllvy of silafrzvv. Wvith Ihr' llfvfllll of ll smile' on lwr fare' As sofl as ll glvmn aftvr SllIIS4'f.u Uh, llwklvss nmidvni, wolf is thinv, From whom thy l0vvr's arms uvcrv snatched Bvvauso of di'0,f'fl'llCP in faiths, His hffarl and thine' could not bv nlatrhed. Thou gazvth now from ronvont walls, pinvss. Dvprived of love and hap- Luv. I T 1 2 ACU TY .1 -. -.4 mania..- MR.S.I'iLnBRAP'll:. PRINCIPAL . ,MISS V. LAURENT ' osncn Assn: MRM.jI.FHPxNCK 1-1R..1. H. PROTHO TREASURER SUPT. OF BLDG. 'WT 7- MISS ALMA BURK MISS KATHLEEN ROBERTS MISS RUTH REESE ENGLISH ENGLISI-I ENGLISH MISS MABEL HAWTHORN JAMES ALLEN WOOD MISS LOUISE ADAMS ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH 4 DWIGHT CARRISON MISS MARY ROBERTS T. A. OLIPHANT SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE MISS HELEN JOHNSON ENGLISH MRS. ANNIE PETERS ENGLISH ENVI MISS ADA PHILLIPS SCIENCE NATHEN HENDERSON MISS MERLE MILLER F. W. RODCERS SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE MRS BIRDIE LONGMIRE MATIIPZMAKTICS I MISS EVELYN MORRIS EARL MILLER MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS MISS LILLIAN WATKINS MATHEMATICS .X MISS LESSIE MOORE A. W. JACKSON MISS NORMA TOUCHSTONE MISS SYDNEY KILPATRICK MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS X, MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS ' 1 M Y .. . 'S gui s , MISS NANNIE L. SKANNAL MISS KATHLEEN DE COU MISS MABEL BARRON FRENCH SPANISH LATIN 5 'f Q si Q15-is 1, an MISS ETHEL SPEARS Miss BERTHA M. RUBEL MRS. 1RENE HOLLOMAN HOME ECONOMICS LATIN ' LATIN Wugjk 6324-wi MISS AME NACHMAN ERNEST G. BROWN MISS ELLEN PERRY PRIDE Hxsronv Hxsronv HISTORY x .N ILK MISS SARAH MAJORS I. G. HOLLANDSWORTH MRS. EARLE FRANCK MISS ROXIE SPARMKAN HISTORY HISTLJRY HISTORY COMMERCIAL MISS BESSIE PRESTON MISS ELEANOR MEBANE MISS MARY THORNTON MISS LILLIAN TALBOT MUSIC ART COMMERCE HOME ECONOMICS MISS MARGARET HEGBERG MISS LILLIE McGEI-IEE HARDY BESELER MISS FLORENCE THOMAS IDECEASI-IDI CAFETEIIIA DIRECTOR LIBRARIAN , PI-IYSICAI. EDUCATION PIIYSICAI. EDUCATION I lx Oh, pirate bold, why didst thou steal A maiden's gay and loving heart, A nd then prevent a happy end Because of thy unlawful art? She, pining, looks and longs for thee, Whils't thou must wander lonesomely. ASSES ' x thx., If C......,.,..,...u-.-...... -4 ' . ,........: 11 f 5 1 --'IX ' 1. I 'L- W ami ?SP.l'iN Vx IZIUPS FAI Z E MAHFUUZ PRESIDENT ff. . , K, X ff' ,Jw , M .ff ,f A A df , 1 ,xl A I 19 J U ...,..-..,...,. li. A L 1, i ah...-e. , , .. BESSIE MAE ADAMS In her tongue is the law of kindness. Blue Stocking Literary Society, '26: Pens and Pals Club, '28-'29, Press Club, '29-'30. FAYE ADAMS Fond of life and all the good it holds. B Literary Society, '26: Latin Club, '27: Art Club. '27-'28-'29g Secretary of Art Club, '29g Bruin Staff, '29-'30 VERNON ADRION A certain earnestness which we all admiref' Band, '27-'28-'29-'30: B Literary Society, '27: Radio Club, '29-'30: Honor Roll, '28-'29-'30. RUBY ANDERSON If she is there, there is happiness, too. Lindbergh Literary Society, '27: History Club. '28: Quill and Scroll. '29-'30: Blue Triangle. '29-'30: Cumtux Staff. '29'l'30: Honor Roll, '27-'28-'29: Press Club, '29-'30. RUBY EYRE To be happy one must ask neither the how nor the why of life. English Club, '26g Best Yet Literary Society, '27: Story Telling Club, '28: Cumtux Reporter for L'Allegro Club. '29-'30. if! il 11 lf, fkfh fa., r w 1- .. '1 ML J, f P. f' Hifi lW.l'l5'2 V , ,WA f 1 BILLIE BARKSDALE And 0, her happy queenly tread, And O, her queenly golden head. Cumtux Reporter of Term I, '26: Latin Club, '26-'2'7- '28: Vice-President of Latin Club, '26: President of Latin Club, '28: Vice-President of Term III, '2'i: Honor Roll, '27-'28: Blue Triangle, '28-'29-'30: Secretary of Blue Triangle, '28-'29g Boosters' Club, '27-'29: President of Blue Triangle, '29-'30: Carnival Court, '29: Quill and Scroll '29-'30: Press Club, '29-'30: President of Student Council, '29-'30: Student Council, '28-'29-'30: Associate Editor of Bruin, '29-'30. QUINCY BASS Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. STAFFORD BENEDICT What shall I do to be forever known? Blue Jackets Literary Society, '26: Best Yet Literary Society. '27: Student Council, '27-'28-'29: Band, '27-'28- '2J: Cumtux Staff, '27-'2'8: Bruin Staff, '28-'29: Boosters' Club. '29: Dramatic Club, '29-'30: Boys' Glee Club, '23-'30: Hi-Y Club, '28-'29-'30. RUTH BISHOP Just being happy is a fine thing. B Square Literary Society, '27-'28: Society Cubs Literary Society, '28-'29-'30, MARY TOM BLACKWOOD Sweet and dear and mischievous, too, A friend to all she knew. Most Popular Freshman, '26-'2'7: Spanish Club, '26- '27-'28: Boosters' Club, '28-'29-'30: Carnival Court, '29: Cheer Leader, '29-'30: Prettiest Blonde, '30. .,,. .......f 129.30 .-..,,.,, uf FRANK BOOGAERTS Finish all you begin. Salmazundi Literary Society, '28-'29: Louisiana Club. '29-'30, ALDON BORDELON I had rather be sick than idle. Society Cubs, '27-'28-'29, Vice-President of Society Cubs, '29: Basketball, '29. VIOLA BOWMAN A peaceful mind, a genius in development Quill and Scroll, '29-'30: Pow-Wow Debating Club, '29- '30: 'lruin Staff, '29-'30. FRANK BRAME What I have is due to careful thought Student Council, '27-'28: Honor Roll, '27-'28-'29: Vice-President of Radio Club, '28: President of Radio Club, '29-'30: Hi-Y Club, '29-'30, Secretary of Boys' Council. '29. LOUISE BRADFORD Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. B Literary Society, '26: English Club, '26: Latin Club, '27: Honor Roll, '28: Scribblers' Club, '28, French Club, '29, Blue Triangle, '29. x ALJ' ' THE BRUIN ' s.-,Q ANITA BRICE The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. English Club, '26: Best Yet Literary Society, '27g Blue Triangle, '28-'29-'30: Bolton Brights, '28-'29-'30: Vice-President of Bolton Brights, '29-'30: Student Coun- cil, '29-'30: Honor Roll, '28-'29, T. C. BRIDGES We mark not that you won or lost, But how you played the game. Travelers' Club, '25-'26-'27-'28: President of 'Travel- ers' Club, '29-'30. JOE BRISTER A quiet tongue shows a wise head. MERLE BRISTER Marks, not men, have been my aim. B Literary Society, '26: Bolton Brights Literary Society, '27: Salmagundi Literary Society, '28: Cumtux Staff, '29-'30: Press Club, '29-'309 Quill and Scroll, '29- '30: 'I'reasurer's Staff, '29-'30, Honor Roll, '26-'27-'28- '29-30. CALVERT BROOKS Earnest endeavor is certain to bring reward. Salmagundi Literary Society, '27-'28: Hi-Y Club, '29-'30: Debating Club, '29-'30, 1930 ww- V 1 X 3 !gk 1 Jr !k J R XX 4 Q T ' P i xl I ...Q ,a..i,-. 1..Lu.fe - X . ' , W ' ' g .f ,L 4 ' 'f I- .-.if DOROTHY BROUSSARD A bright happy lass whom everybody loves. Latin Club, '26-'27, B Literary Society, '27-'28, Secretary Library Club, '29-'30, Blue Triangle, '30, Bruin Staff, '29-'30, MILDRED BROWN It's the mind that makes the body rich. B Literary Society, '26, Best Yet Literary So- ciety, '27, History Club, '28, Art Club, '29, Boosters' Club, '29, LILLIE BURNAMAN Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Best Yet Literary Society, '27, Home Economics Club, '28, Science Club, '29-'30. FRANK CARTER ':Silence is as deep as eternity, speech is shallow as time. Travelers' Club, '27-'28-'29, Vice-President of Trav- elers' Club, '29, Booster, '29. mi if . I ,s,,.m ,I , K i LILLIAN CARTER 0 -,dl -it A P u ' Never an idle moment, but thrifty and 'I thoughtful of others. Art Club, '26-'27-'28, Tennis Club, '27, Basketball, '27-'28-'29, Captain of Basketball Team, '29-'30, Society Cubs Literary Society, '29, Athletic Club, '29. x..- ' 'L-' 'N-' ---........, . EDYTHE MAE CAZES Friendly to the Nth degree, kind-hearted and sociable. Bolton Brights Literary Society, '28-'29: Bruin Stai, '29-'30: Bolton Brights Literary Society, '29-'30: Quill and Scroll, '29-'30. NORWOOD COBB Common sense in an uncommon de- gree is what we call wisdom. Debating Club, 128-'29, President of Debating Club, '29-'30: Secretary of Press Club, '29-'30: Business Mana- ger of Bruin, '29-'30: Quill and Scroll, '29-'30: Honor Roll, '28-'29: Hi-Y Club, '29-'30: Secretary and Treas- urer of Quill and Scroll, '29-'30. MAXINE COLE It is good to be merry and wise. Story Telling Club, '29: Boosters' Club, '29-'30, Dramatic Club, '29-'30. MARGARET SUE COLSHER In her, gentleness is combined with a happy disposition. Blue Jacket Literary Society '26-'27: Latin Club '27-'28: Louisiana Club, '29-'30:, Blue Triangle Clubi '28-'29-'30. CATHERINE CONNELLA Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Salmagundi Literary Society, '29-'30. MARGARET COTTINGHAM If she has a fault, we have not found it. Vice-President of Terms I, II, III, VIII, Boosters Club, '27, English Club, '26-'27, Orchestra, '27, B' Literary Society, '27, Secretary of Bolton Brights Liter- ary Society, '28-'29, Student Council, '29, Blue Triangle, '27-'28-'29, Cumtux Reporter for Blue Triangle, '29. GEORGE CREED Let those study who will, 'tis not my intent to die of hard labor ere youth's days are spent. LEO CROOKS Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. B Literary Society, '25, Nature Study Club, '26, Mathematics Club, '27, Kodak Club, '29. VONNIE V. CROUCH In framing an artist, art both thus decreed, To make some good, but others to exceed. B Literary Society, '26, Home Economics Club, '27, Art Club, '28-'29, Vice-President of Art Club, '29, Basketball, '27-'28, Student Council, '29, Bruin Staff, '29-'30. BUFORD CURTIS Master of his own destiny. Dramatic Club, '25, Art Club, '26, President of Kodak Club, '29-'30, Art Editor of Bruin, '29, Hi-Y Club, '29-'ao. , DORIS DAMMON A sweet, attractive kind of grace. B Literary Society, '26-'27: Latin Club, '27-'28: Home Economics Club, '28-'29: Secretary and Treasurer of Lindbergh Literary Society, '29-'30. BERNELLE DELVAILLE Her spirit, happy as a bird, is free. French Club, '26-'27-'28-'29: L'Allegro Club, '28: Blue Jackets Literary Society, '29-'30. NORMAN DEHAVEN Do that which is right and let come what may. Travelers' Club. SARAH MARGARET DEMOSS A smiling face shows a friendly heart. ELSIE DEVILLE She always has a smile that makes her quite worthwhile. Salmagundi Literary Society, '27-'28-'29-'30, ' 7 I., X 1 'H-W... .-....H. 4... - '--N 1. U MARJORIE DOSHER Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty. B Literary Society, '26, Science Club, '27-'28-'29-'30 SHIRLEY DOYLE An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. B Literary Society, '25, Science Club, '26, Lind- bergh Literary Society, '27-'28, Travelers' Club, '29. DOROTHY DRANGUET Friendship is a sheltering tree. French Club, '27-'28, Dramatic Club, '28, Honor Roll, '27-'28-'29, L'Allegro Club, '29-'30, Boosters' Club, '29-'30. GEORGE DROUET To learn, or not to learn-that is the question. B Literary Society, '24-'25, Best Yet Literary So- ciety, '26-'27-'28: Boosters' Club, '29-'30, Travelers' Club, '29-'30. MILDRED DYKES So full of life and zeal of living. Best Yet Literary Society, '27, Secretary and Treas- urer of Term II, '27, Orchestra, '27-'28-'29, Blue Tri- angle, '28-'29, Glee Club, '28-'29, Home Economics Club, '28, Boosters' Club, '29, Dramatic Club, '29-'30, Student Council. '29. R, A111 Tlllf BRPIN fs ' 193 'sf-,-,x RUTH EICHER A true friend is forever a friend. Latin Club, '27-'28: Orchestra. '27-'28-'29-'30: Blue Triangle, '28-'29-'30, Louisiana Club, '29-'30. EDITH LEE EDWARDS She knows the art of being kind. B Literary Society, '26-'27: Science Club, '2'I: Home Economics Club, '28-'29, Kodak Club, '29-'30. THEO EDWARDS Mingle a little folly with your wisdom. B Literary Society, '27-'28: Salmugundi Literary Society, '28: Travelers' Club, '29: Library Club, '30. KATHLEEN FAVA 0h! to write of the beauty of your eyes. Boosters' Club, '29: Library Club. '29. LYNE FAUST Quiet and unassuming, One must know her to appreciate her. Bolton Brights Literary Society, '26-'27, Home E00- nomicg Club, '27-'28-'29-'30, Cumtux Reporter of Home Economics Club, '23-'29, ' ,TL li ,Ji lf' 40839 , , , ., 1 . V ': 'Q' A -,....-.....l....,f '1 ff' J it 1 '- 9 ' l be N V Q' Q HEMI K . ., ,f,,.f .L H. A a ,V .4 ' xfg,-4 ,Q -U.-nv. V' fs ,V -L.. ' RAY FOOTE Truly a ray of sunshine in the lives of all those with whom she comes in contact. B Literary Society, '26: Latin Club, '26-'2'i: Dra- matic Club, '27-'28-'29-'30: President of Dramatic Club, '27-'28: Vice-President of Dramatic Club, '29-'30: Central Louisiana Rally, '28, State Rally, '28-'29: Blue Triangle, '28-'29-'30: Vice-President of Blue Triangle. '29-'30: Football Sponsor. '28-'29: Quill and Scroll, '28-'29-'30: Bruin Stall. '28-'29-'30: Vice-President of Terms V and VI. '29: Secretary and Treasurer of Student Council, '29: Girls' Athletic Club, '29-'30: Carnival Court, '30. SYDNEY FUX Beauty is the flower of virtue. Bolton Brights Literary Society, '26-'27, Vice-Pres- id-:nt of Spanish Club, '27: Best Yet Literary Society, '28: Kodak Club. '29. EVELYN FOUNTAIN To be slow in words is woman's chief virtue. INEZ GARRETT A happy smile you like to meet. B Literary Society, '26: Bird Club, '27-'28: Blue Jackets' Literary Society, '28-'29. IRMA GATES Those who paint her truest praise her most. Best Yet Literary Society, '26-'2'i: Art Club, '28: President of Art Club, '29-'30: Basketball, '27-'28-'29- '30: Girls' Atheltic Club, '30: Track Team, 1929-30. .rtvwc , K l l if-1- ..,.,.......--.,,.....,.f M1 1.5 aj 'ku-n-q--.-......-.- N .fy :A THE BRUIN ax: . i 193 HELEN HARGIS She is meek and maiden-like. B Literary Society, '26-'27: Spanish Club, '27-'28: Science Club, '29-'30, AZILE HATHORN A winsome, wee thing. Latin Club, '26-'2'I: Society Cubs, '29-'80: Girls' Double Quartet, '29-'30g Girls' Glee Club, '29-'30, CORLEY HAYDEN A small body doth often harbor a great soul. Latin Club, '26-'27-'28-'29, Press Club, '29-'30: Cum- tux Staff, '29-'80: Boosters' Club, '23'-90: Student Coun- cil, '29-'30, BIRDIE HATHURN A lively, good-humored disposition. Bolton Brights Literary Society, '27: Home Eco- nomics Club, '28, Society Cubs Literary Society, '29-'30, JAMES HARRIS Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker. Latin Club, '26-'27-'28: Bolton Brights Literary So- ciety, '28-'29: Louisiana Club. '29-'30, Orchestra, '28-'80, M I hc-.. , f AUBREY HIRSCH Beware.' I may do something startling yet. Lincoln Literary Society, '26: Nature Study Club, '26: B Literary Society, '27, Salmafzundi Literary So- ciety, '28: Debating Club, '29: Pow-Wow Debating Club, '30, Vice-President of Imps Debating Club, '30. HELEN HITESMAN She's all my fancy painted herg she's lovely, she's divine . Orchestra, 29-'30g Blue Triangle, '29-'30. FERGUSON HOLLAND Bid me discourse and I will enchant thee. Dramatic Club, '29-'30: Glee Club, '29-'303 Hi-Y, '29-'30: Treasurer of Hi-Y, '30. GENEVA HUDSON An equal mixture of good humor and sensible, soft melancholy. B Literary Society, '26g Nature Study Club, '26- '27g Society Cubs, '28-'29: Secretary of Society Cubs Literary Society, '29-'30. BURLENE HUDSON I have a heart with room for all. Science Club, '26: Society Cubs Literary Society. '27-'28: French Club, '29. 9 t pl lf ,i Lf, 1 0 9 4 ' if rv? 'K ' ll ' 4 411 -..-4. zu- .w..,1x ' --1 1-ry-uv.,-af' VERA HUDSON A friend in need is a friend indeed. Salmaguncli rary Society, '26-'27-'28-'29-'30: Sec- retary agun-li Literary Society, '29-'30. My f of WA My QM' p EVA KEELING A happy heart makes many friends. Dramatic Club, '26-'27-'28-'29: Blue Triangle, '29- 30: Honor Roll, '28-'29: Track Team, '27-'28-'29: Glee Club. '26-'27-'28-'29: Quartet, '28-'29: Central Louisiana Rally, '28-'29: State Rally, '28-'29. MYRTLE KEES Of rare contentment and peace of mind. English Club, '26: B Literary Society, '26-'27: Home Economics Club, '27, l f THOMAS KELLER My strength is as the strength of ten because my heart is pure. Honor Roll, '27-'23-'29-'30: Latin Club, '28: Student Coun: cil, '29-'30, Quill and Scroll, '29-'30: Hi-Y Club, '29-'30: Bruin Staff, '29-'30g President of Quill and Scroll, '29-'30, B Literary Society, '27: Band, '27-'28-'29-'30' CARL KING The deed I intend is great, but what as yet I know not. B Literary Society, '25: Salmagundi Literary So- ciety, '27-'28-'29: Travelers' Club, '29-'30. ,,.,..s. .. i,,...,-.,. PAULINE KING A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital. Scribblers' Club, '27-'28-'29-'30: Canteen Staff, '28 29. JEANE LACRONE But genius must be born, and never can be taught. Dramatic Club, '29-'30: Scribblers Club, '29-'30, BESS LEE One who loves 'Old Bolton' with all her heart. MARY LEWIS So well known to hold her own, that what she wills seems wisest and best. Prggdent of Term II-V, '26-'28: President of Pow- Wow Debating Club, '29-'30: Cumtux Staff '29-'30 Boosters' Club, '29-'30: Secretary Blue Triangle, '29-'30s Honor Roll, '26-'27-'28g State Rally, '28: Central Lou- isiana Rally, '28. S. J. LOLAN Be sincere, but don't be too serious. Radio Club, '28-'295 Louisiana Club, '29-'30. A X, r - - 1--1-,,.-,,, ,.. -,, en MARY ELEANOR LUTZ Even her failings lean to virIue's side. Mathemics Club, '28: Latin Club, '28-'29: Central Louisiana Rally, '29: State Rally, '29g Honor Roll, '29: Student Council, '29-'30, Louisiana Club, '29-'30: Blue Triangle, '28-'29-'30. FAIZE MAHFOUZ When I don't know whether to fight or not, I always fight. Secretary and Treasurer of Term V, '27: President of Terms V, VI, VII, VIII: Vice-President of Best Yet Literary Society, '27, Student Council, '28: President of Best Yet Literary Society, '28: Football, '27-'28-'29: Alternate Captain, '28: Captain, '29: Basketball, '27-'28- '29g Baseball, '28-'30g B Club, '29-'30. HENRIETTA MAYER A smiling countenance is a gift to be cherished. Literary Society, '26: Story Telling Club, '27: L'Allegro Club, '28-'29-'30. JACK McKENZIE A quiet tongue shows 11 wise head. Blue Jackets Literary Society, '28-'29, Basketball, '29-'30: Spanish Club, '29-'30. MARION MCGINNIS An honest man is the noblest work of God. Boosters, '2B: Varsity Football, '28: Student Council, '28: Vice-President Term VII, '28: Travelers' Club, '28: Varsity Track, '28: Captain of Track Team, '29: Cum- tux Staff, '29, President of Press Club, '29: Hi-Y Club, '29g Bears' Club, '29, Quill and Scroll, '29. A ' , - ,fr f my ,feel A l --f' g , I .. v l 'bl Q 'I' v, j' J r , N O , MONTEZ MCLEAN , 4b'ove all we love a steadfast friend. Lindbergh Literary Society, '26-'27, Honor Roll, '27- '2,8: Secretary and Treasurer of Pow-Wow Debating Club, '29-'30: State Rally, '28-'29: Central Louisiana Rally, '28-'29: Student Council, '29-'30. CHARLES MCMICHAEL Charlie Mc-A good name will wear out, A bad one may be turned, A nickname lives forever. Track, '30: President Term VII, '30: President of Boosters, '29-'30, Basketball, '29: Spanish Club. HENRY MESSINGER I am Sir Oracle, when I open my lips, let no dog bark. Spanish Club, '26: Debating Club, '29-'30: B Club, '29-'30g Hi-Y. '29-'30: Vice-President of Pow Wow De- bating Club, '29-'30: Track, '29-'30. DOROTHY MILLER A real friend and a real student. Best Yet Literary Society, '26, Lictor of Latin Club, '27: Latin Club, '28: Vice President of Term II: Secre- tary and Treasurer of Term III: Debating Club, '29-'30: Cumtux Staff, '29-'30. MABEL MURPHEY To be slow in wards is a woman's virtue. B Square Literary Society, '26-'27, Pow Wow De- bating Club, '29-'30. N JY THE BRUI ' 1930 THELMA MURPHY Who pleasure gives shall joy receive. B Literary Society, '26-'27-'289 Lindbergh Liter- ary Society, '28-'29-'30. REECE MYERS Her faults be gently on her. Bird Club, '26-'27, B Literary Society, '27-'28: Glee Club, '28-'29-'30: Bolton Brights Literary Society, '28-'29, Vice-President of Salmagundi Literary Society, '29-'30. MARY ELLEN NASH I seek no better warrant than my own conscience. Glee Club, '26-'27: Vice-President of Salmagundi Literary Society, '28-'29, President of Salmagnndi Lit- erary Society, '29-'30: Canteen Staff, '28-'30. AUDREY NUNNALLY A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Glee Club. '26-'27-'28-'29-'30, Critic for Salmagundi Literary Society, '28, President of Library Club, '29. L f P -.V ,-J.- EVELYN OWEN It's modesty that makes them seem divine. Blue Jacket Literary Society, '27-'28: L'Allegro Club, '28-'29-'30: Central Louisiana Rally, '29g Honor Roll, '27-'28-'29. ' 1 mr BRUIN S 1 BENTON PATTERSON Success comes to those who labor. Bolton Brights Literary Society, '26: Mathematics Club, '27-'28g French Club, '29-'303 Canteen Staff, '29-'30. CHARLES PAYNE Hang sorrow! Care would kill a cat, therefore, let's be merry. Lindbergh Literary Society, '27-'28: Travelers' Club, '26-'27: B Literary Society, '28-'29g Dramatic Club, '28-'29-'30: Student Council, '28-'29-'30. LUTHER PENNY In my work and in my fun, I look out for number one. B Literary Society, '24-'25-'26: Dramatic Club, '27, Student Council, '29-'30: Travelers' Club, '28-'29-'30. JULIAN PILCHER Industry makes all things easy. WILLIE POTEET Men's deeds are always bolder than their words. Dramatic Club, '27-'28: Travelers' Club, '29-'30: B Literary Society, '26g Bruin Staff, '29-'30. 1 .aiu 93 y J V H ' I 4 .,,, HENRY JAMES POWERS And still we wonder about many things. FRANCES RAND Society is like a large frozen water, and skating well is the great art of it. B Literary Society, '26g Latin Club, '27-'28: Dra- matic Club, '28-'29-'30: Vice-President of Dramatic Club, '29: Blue Triangle, '28-'29-'30: Football Sponsor, '28: Girls' Athletic Club, '29-'30: Bruin Staff, '29-'30. STADER RICHARDSON A friend, gentlemen-what more can we say? Secretary and Treasurer of Class, '26g Tumblers Club, '27g Vice-President of Class. '28: Secretary an Treasurer of Class, '28-'29: Boosters' Cl h, '26-'27-'28-'29 Blue Jackets Literary Society, '29: Se retary and Tr a urer of Hi-Y Club: Presiden of if Club President of Class, ' 30' R ' 1 , '29-'3 resi rack Tea , ' dent of Stu t Cou , 'I -' 0: Ca l t, '29E 29 U VICTOR RIDGE ends, and forgives his foes. f 1 '26: Radio Club. '26-'27, Dramatic Club, '28g Boosters Club, '29-'30g Kodak Club, '29-'30. AGNES ROBERTSON It is tranquil people who accomplish much. B Literary Society, '26-'27: Bolton Brights Liter- ary Society, '27g Latin Club, '28-'29: Louisiana Club, '29-'30: Glee Club, '28-'29-'30: Blue Triangle, '29-'30. I audi-3 B Literary Society, '25-'26: Nature Study Club, Q VIRGINIA ROCKWELL Beautiful flowers are soon picked. Latin Club, '26-'27-'28: Secretary and Treasurer Term III, '27-'28: Boosters' Club, '27-'28: Vice-President of Boosters' '28-'29: Secretary and Treasurer of Boosters, '29-'30, Most Popular Sophomore, '27-'28: Student Coun- cil. '27-'28: Secretary and Treasurer Term V, '28-'29: Cheerleader, '28-'29-'30: Carnival Court, '29-'30, Quill and Scroll, '29-'30: Prettiest Brunette. CLAIRE RUSS If everybody's happy, I am, too. Society Cubs Literary Society, '29-'30, R. 0. RUSH S C A light heart lives long, so let's beoga . Band, '26-'27-'28-'29: Blue Jackets Literary Soc , '26: Secretary and Treasurer of Kodak Club, '29: Boos ers' Club, '29-'30: Student Council, '29-'30, Hi-Y Club, '29-'30, Basketball Manager, '30, ALINE RUBIN Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. French Club, '28-'29-'30: Secretary and Treasurer of French Club, '29-'30. HELEN RUST Go where she will, she will make her mark. Boosters' Club, '27: Best Yet Literary Society, '27: Latin Club, '27-'ZS3 Blue Jackets, '29-'30, Cumtux Staff, '29-'30, Bolton Brights Literary Society, '28p Press Club, '29-'30: Blue Triangle, '29-'30. 1 r I N J' THE BRUI ' 1930 JOHN SANCHEZ pn W ell, look who's here Travelers' Club, '28-'29: B Club, '29-'301 Base- ball, '28-'30: Captain of Baseball, '30: Football, '29. KATIE SCHWAB fDeceasedl An ever ready smile and helping hand. CHARLES SEGRIST The word impossible is not in my dictionary. Bruin Staff, '26: Latin Club, '26-'27: Scribblers' Club. '28: Canteen, '28-'29: Student Council, '29, Kodak Club, '29-'30, DOROTHY SIMON She mixes reason with leasure and P , wisdom with mirth. Dramatic Club, '26: B Literary Society, '26: L'Al1egro Club, '27-'28-'29: Vice-President of L'AlleZro Club, '28: Blue Triangle, '27-'28-'29: Double Quartet. '28: Glee Club, '26-'27-'28-'29g Cumtux Staff, '28-'29. ELEANOR SKEELES She seems as happy as a wave that dances on the sea. B Literary Society, '26: Bird Club, '27: Best Yet Literary Society, '28, Blue Jackets Literary Society, '29. I ZX. JI ff' Img BRUIN if hm MARY ELISE SKY Generally speaking, Mary is generally speaking. Dramatic Club, '26, B Literary Society, '26: De- bating Club, '27-'28-'29: Art Club, '29, Boosters' Club, '29 MILLER SLOAN A man of knowledge increaseth strength. President of Latin Club, '26: Latin Club, '26-'27-'2B: Student Council, '27: Mathematics Club, '28-'29: State Rally, '28g Press Club, '29-'30, Editor-in-Chief of Cum- tux, '29-'30. DEWITT SMITH The least said is easiest mended. ETHEL SMITH Her smiles are like the morning sun that bursts the clouds apart. B Square Literary Society, '26-27: Basketball, '27- '28-'29-'30: Home Economics Club, '29-'30. HORTENSE SMITH A merry heart maketh a cheerful counte- nance. English Club, '25: Secretary of Imps Debating Club, '29: Press Club, '29-'30, Quill and Scroll, '29-'80, Honor Roll, '28-'29. 1930 ....... - In v IRENE SMITH Women were meant to be loved, not understood. B Literary Society, '27: Home Economics Club, '28: Lictor of Latin Club, '29: Secretary of Latin Club. '30' Blue Jacket Literary Society, '30, Central Louisi- ana' Rally, '28: Honor Roll, '27-'28-'29. WILLIE ELIZABETH SMITH Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Home Economics Club, '29-'30. ALTHEA SPIKES Happy art thou, as if every day thou hast picked up a horseshoe. B Literary Society, '26-'27: Glee Club, '26-'27: Student Council, '28-'29: Honor Roll, '28-'29 :Blue Tri- angle, '28-'29-'30g Scribblers' Club, '27-'28-'29-'30. ANN STAFFORD A friend who is worth all the hazards we can run. Editor of Bruin, '30: Vice-President of Boosters, '29- '30, Blue Triangle, '28-'29-'30: Student Council, '28-'29: Secretary and Treasurer of Latin Club, '27-'28-'29: B Literary Society, '26g Girls' Athletic Club, '30: Carnival Court, '29: President of Terms V and VI: Secretary and Treasurer of Terms VII and VIII: Most Popular Senior, '30, Vice-President of Term IV: Football Sponsor, '29. LOYCE STEWART Good nature and good sense must ever join. Glee Club, '29-'30: Bolton Brights Literary Society, '29-'30: Secretary of Girls' Athletic Club, '29-'30, JOHN STROTHER Hollywood bound! Lindbergh Literary Society, '25-'26: S. A. K. Literary Society, '26-'27, Bolton Brights Literary Society, '27-'28: Dramatic Club, '28-'29-'30: President of Dramatic Club, '29-'30: Oratorical Club, '26-'27, Hi-Y Club, '29-'30, Base- ball Manazer, '29. MATHILDE TAYLOR Flirtation is attention without intention. RAE THOMAS One with such beauty is dangerous- Beware! Latin Club, '26-'27-'28-'29, Louisiana Club, '29-'30: Blue Triangle, '27-'28-'29-'30. HARRY THORNTON He looks the world in the face. MAE THURMAN Happiness seems made to be shared. 'B Literary Society, '26-'27: Culture Club, '25-'26. x fr ' THE BRUIN ' MARJ ORIE TUCKER Music is well said to be the speech of angels. 28-'29-'30, Blue Triangle, '29-'30, GEORGE TULLIS Well, he's good hearted. WILLIAM TRIMBLE Women do not fancy timid men, there- fore, why be timid. '30: Track, '29-'30: Basketball, '29-'30. FLORENCE VERMAELEN Those who accomplish most make the least noise. WARREN WEBB He who is persistent in his work, success will crown his efforts. President of Term V, '26: Secretary of Lindbergh 1930 n Orchestra, '26-'27-'28-'29-'30, Salmagundi Literary S0- ciety, '26-'27-'28, Glee Club, '28-'29-'30, Girls' Quartet, Best Yet Literary Society, '27-'28: Canteen, '28: Cumtux, '28, Treasurer Staff, '28, Travelers' Club, '29-'30, Football, '27-'28-'29-'30: President of Travelers' Club, '27-'28-'29, Student Council, '28-'29: Bears' Club, '28-'29- B Literary Society, '26: Pen and Pals Club, '28-'29. Literary Society, '26: Baseball, '28-'30, Basketball, '30: S Y LUIS WEIL The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Bolton Brights Literary Society, '26-'27, Lindbergh Literary Society, '27-'28, L'Allegro Club, '29-'30. LEON WEIL Genius is an affair of energy. B Literary Society, '26-'27, Band, '26-'27-'28-'29- '30, Orchestra. '26-'27-'28-'29-'30, Cumtux Staff, '29-'30, Quill and Scroll, '29-30. , , ..- K I - - RUTH WILLIS One who has friends has wealth. Dramatic Club, '27-'28, Scribblers' Club, '28, Presi- dent of Scribblers' Club, '29-'30. MYRTLE WILDER Ye Gods! How she played basketball. Basketball, '26-'27-'28-'29, Science Club, '26, Art Club, '28-'29, Boosters' Club, '28, Girls' Athletic Club. '29-'30, JANET WYATT , She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. I ' B Literary Society, '26, Society Cubs, '27, Scribb- Iers' Club, '28, Mathematics Club, '28, Library Club, '29. V JACK YARBOROUGH And after all, what is u lie? 'Tis but the truth in masquerade. ORREN ZODER The best of men have loved repose. HELEN ZMEK Silence never makes any blunders. B Literary Society, '26-'27-'28: Salmagundi Liter ary Society, '28-'29-'30. jun io QW? QQ, mfg? , Y.,--Y, A' JJ' ' THE BRUIN 1930 A 1 JOHN ADAMS JAMES ALBERT LAURA ANDREWS EVA ARNOLD f-iwwg l'A-0,41 FRANCES ATKINSON W. J. AVERY ALICE BAKER GENEVIEVE BAKER PETE BAMBAS WINONA BATES N L ' THE BRUIN ' EVELYN BEGNAUD RUBY BENOIT LURLINE BLACKVVOOD FRANK BRASHER ' Af DORIS BRICE HAZEL BRISTER RAYMOND BROIDA ELIZABETH BROOKS llul-1 BROWNING VIRGINIA BUSH fi' 'VX 1 1930 3 ' ' Y. xi 9 A Q x I 1- ,gf - 1 , ' - J H I ' 1 ' Ye, I , , X J,-ff' if if T 5- I 1 I A-.3 A . . ......,,.,.w.L..1......... SA.. ' nn A- -ls ,L A Lam-H-A-aww ,t A 4 L-:naman V RADFORD CHAMBERS RAY CHATELAIN GRACE CHRISTIAN RUTH CLARK EDITH CLAY VIVIAN Cons LAURA COLEMAN UIISULA COMPTON HICKBIAN Comw MARJORIE CROCKETT R I1 'T ,P -M M il, AQ' I 'f'............... ,.......,.1,.. ,,... . ... J- AI JI L? THIZ BRUIN 'gl GREvA1N DELVAILLE CORINNE DOUTHIT BERNARD DUc0TE BRANDON DURHAM DOROTHY DLIRHAM MELB.A EAGLES CLYDE EDWARDS JAMES EURANKS HOWARD EVANS JUNE FAEBER 1930 Ji ' THE BRUIN ' i s I I I 1930 swf.,-Q VERA FEAUQUA WILLIE FELPS MAI,COLM FOGLEMAN BEN FORD JOHN PAUL FOSTER FRED GAAII BILLY CANDY ROSALIE GAMBURG IRENE GLOVER EARL Gmcsnx' N LL .fl 1 me BRUIN 'CQ REID GRIGSBY IOLIA HAVENS MYRTLE HAWORTH HARRY HEATON BILLY HOLMES ELAINE HUDSON JOHN IIUSTMYRE A HARRIET JEFFRIES ORAN JOHNSON LIANE KELONE 1930 v-A lu-., : ' 'H f- P gn '-.IK4 Tlfllf BPUWJ H ' . . I. U-nl-.,..q.1..-.-gggggq .., 1930 A . f 'fx-X ILA MAUIIE KELLY LUCILLE LANGSTON DICK LAWRENCE WILLIE ELAINE MAIJIJOX JULIA MARHEFKA NOIAN MARYE LESTER MCCARTY ZULA MCCRANEY HARRY MCGINNIS GLADYS MELTONQ I X. J x I KJ 1 ' xi 7 ' Q Tiiii i3F.l'iN v-' xr s., CHARLES Mooms HOMER Moons MARIE Moons HARRY MOUNCE Vmcn. MULKEY J. T. MULLINIX E. J. NOONE CORINNE NORMAND EVELYN NORMAND C. L. O'NEAL ..,........M,..........,, 10 319 .. ---.,.. .......Y--.H .A A' -42 J' THE BRUIN ! E 1930 C-N.. CLAUIJ PACE GEORGIA PARTRIDGE WALLACE PEFFERKORN J AMES PETKAS CHARLES PETRIE ALTON PIERCE GLADYS PITTMAN GEORGE PITTMAN R HATTIE POE I CHARLIE PRICHARD Q. J, I THE BRIIIN Q THELMA FAYE PRIEST CECIL PROTHRO ODESSA RANDAL ARE RUIIIN EUNICE RYDER ERNESTINE SIMPSON BERNICE SMITH KATRINA SMITH MADGE SMITH MARY VANCE TEXADA 1930 ....... -1----cu-Q A 1 P N -fr THE BRUIN if 1930 4 X JOHN THOMPSQQQN N MADORA THOMPSON ROBERT Tunon DOROTHY TULLos JUSTIN TYLER BRADSHAW WATSON X, A S 'x , -,.f F N 'Y EDELENE WHITE czkfckzssmeiz if ff ,J ,rw ' ,A 1, Y - L 4 O '41 . 1' Wx 1 1 an 2 65 Q 4 .4357 qv f fl. f N, , f f' l ' , - I, xxx . we f Q, . : f W : ' xg,-fd: V ff-E' l I ff , fl. ff R 7 J 4f ' ff E , 'ffix X 'LW ,195 5 LA X Z My f N N Y X I Q --ixtyx :V If I ,. X K f'f 4 . X Y, ,M 131 Lg 7' - -A 'V--'fe' : ff ,. ' ll, W . I 'jjf 'YV-V N r Wi gg K- -ffn,-f YV - .1 jf.. Q A TQ: ' 5-1 ,VW filv, H M K, 557'-A -- -,,,. -A BOYS AND GIRLS V-MISS PHILLIPS AND MISS PRESTON BUYS AND GIRLS V-MRS. HOLLOMAN AND MR. JACKSON 4-4.0 GIRLS lVfNIlSS MORRIS BOYS IV-MISS SKANNAL AND MISS ROBERTS GIRLS IV-MISS HAWTHORN AND MISS JOHNSON BUYS AND GIRLS IV-MISS TUUCHSTONE AND MR. GARRISUN BOYS IllfMR. RUDGERS BUYS AND GIRLS lll-MISS ADAMS AND MH. WOOD BUYS AND GIRLS Ill-MRS. FRANCK AND MR. ULIPHANT GIRLS 11-MISS WATKNS BUYS ll-MR. HOLLANDSWORTH AND MR. HENDERSON BUYS AND GIRLS II-MRS. LONGMIRE AND MISS RUBEL BUYS AND GIRLS II-MISS WHITE AND MISS SPEARS GIRLS I-MISS PRIDE 1 L x 1 i GIRLS I-MISS MILLER AND MISS Dx-:CDU BOYS lf-MISS KILPATRICK 'QL Jr' . A42 1 ralimalfm' f BOYS I-MR. FRANCK A STUDENTS LAMENT! I name to school one Monday morn, A dew was on the groundg I had so much to do My head went round and round. I had a theme and hook report To make on that fair day. So just to show I was a sport Q?J I slyly slipped away. MILDRED D. fat baseball galnel-Oh, look, we have a man on every base MARY STUART W.-That's nothing, so has the other side. 1930 ' THE BRUIN ' THE SEVEN STAGES OF A BOLTON STUDENT fWith Apologies to Shakespearel All the school's a jail, And all the teachers merely wardens. They have their faults and their fancies, And one teacher in his time plays many parts, His acts being to guard our seven stagesf At first the attendance teacher., X Correcting and guiding us from harms. And then the English teacher, scowling and frowning, When e'er we choose to call a verb a noun. Then the study hall teacher, with pencil In one hand and demerit pad in other, Sudden and quick in writing when we choose to talk Then the captivity period, where we are held Captives for awhile, deep in study, or So the teacher thinks! Then the bookkeeping teacher lMr. Franckj, With eyes severe and beard of formal cut, Full of wise saws and modern instances, And so he plays his part. Then the history teacher with map on wall And rule in hand, to point the places We all should know so well. Last scene of all that ends this strange, Eventful day, the kept in room,', where Lo, we find, second childishness and mere oblivion Sans tablet, sans book, sans pencil, sans everything. 1930 fx 1' tk is , 'J -Nd '--'lf ' eff? 'U N1 NV jllLj, rf 2. 01' 'ff he an a l: ::'1::'f :z 9' gf , 04-as heagvq o vgvzngog v w' X fl T flu- Wx MH V W I I vw 7 V, 1 Wx W I, Xxx X , X ! X .W 'M J ff X 4Jl E1J 9 I' ' ' M 'WW N Sh 'lc I 1 W , slizlz hr , V-- I I f X11 r F of: :llZ:,ffU0 and is G fiff- 'Hgh School Bog . 1 Q If he a who can draw7and Q painter as he more inclined am i ji K V A 7 ff! ' 9 U X ff' X1 X k x fo msfcni. Z u kkmwljl .. Q K. 1 NX 'X' 1 M ' ,ff 0 ' A N H 4. Blu cada-man gg Q25 m y ,, + M N X- c ap as no ,I - f lv 'k : yy f xx XXX ' ' -J!!- : X' fi I K N! vi! N, , ,W xlmmun ','. x W , I W xv X 'Bu ' ' :i a E ' X ff M 0 RX imp: and rears y Wy X g'JM ?f-'W'-'T' in p f 4 ,f 5 f 4 ,X -'TQQQ 'TT I K gr 5 ' 5-iii-hf -in-n--...,.........J' 1930 X-...............,..,.-., ,,,-- , ,Z L? 3 . f LrRif.hARJ NIR. BRAMI-1 ts:-e-ing small buy Iililyillgl out in front ul' svlmull -How nlfl are you. sun? TINY T0'l'flllll just all thc- awkward zugv. NIR. BRANIIC-llow s that? TINY 'l'0'l -'fl'll1 lon old to vry and too young lo vllss. . if 1 F mr BRUIN ' 1-'J WHAT WOULD HAPPEN: 1. If Mary Tom couldn't chew gum? 2. If Jeane LaGrone failed to recite well in class? 3. If Mr. Brame should suspend the rules? 4. If the canteen would credit students? 5. If the cafeteria served a turkey dinner once a week? 6. If the Cumtux got a thousand subscriptions? 7. If Mr. Brame had no announcements to make in assembly? 8. If Miss Morris' attendance class would listen to the announcements? 9. If Miss Preston couldn't pop her fingers? 10. If some kind person would try to play that trombone that Mr. Smith has? 11. If Merle Brister missed the honor roll? 12. If The Bruin staff brought its work in on time? 13. If Ann wouldn't get mad when those had boys call her Red ? If Virginia didn't come to school at noon with John? 15. If we poor students could go to the little grocery store, across the street, for gum? 16. If Miss Thornton couldn't 'aholleri' at a basketball game fpreferably the one with the Red River Ratsnj ? 17. If Miss Burk should lose her glasses? 18. If Mr. Miller didn't call you to the book store when he found your book without a cover? 19. If Miss Pride couldn't use the library? 20. If Charlie '6Mc passed Spanish? 21. If Kathleen Fava's hair stayed up? 22. If Ray should lose her bobby pins? 23. If you ever saw Mathilde without Peyton. 1930 On a perilous mission Bienville was sent, For he had broken a maid- en's heart. And revenge was in her father's soul, For his daughtefs love 4.1.55 had gone untold. But Bienville returned, his JM! mission complete, 7'9 And the garlands of glory K were placed at his feet. i Mum E.. anal fa.. N nib 0 IZAIIO V TM J 1' S. RV X, I Lv. Q 1'-'J THE BRIIN J, . TB 1, sbcm mmol P P ' TAFI: A1HI.EIlC ART EDITOR. ' . 1 A ARI' i ADVETU I Sl N6 L PAYE mums 'Amsm nmsmr WILLIE POTEET ARI A RT ARI ART L CHARLES IRVING MARY TOM BLACKVOOD ADVERTISING' ADVERTISING EDYIHE MAB CAZE5 TYPIST 1930 N Ji ,An ' THEIHHdN'5' k'N-1 SCRIBBLERS' CLUB 555 Ruth Willis, President Katie Schwab, Vice-President Oliver Stafford, Secretary Charlotte Wakefield Willis Cooper ,lark Clyde Jennings Chestnut Woorlrow Chestnut Mary Day Crevain Delvaille Vera Feauqua J0llll Heft A. J. Herbert Pauline King Helen King EE EE MEMBERS 1930 Jeane LaGrone Louie Lofton Christine McKay Evelyn Norwood Henry Powers Mary Risely Oliver Stafford Sophronia Sullivan Harry Thornton Ruth Willis Althea Spikes Nadine Peyton E ill- X Af X 1 -., w- ww f IP ,, ff if- 1.595 'jifx Xe.,,,.,,.............. -a r-fn' A,-..i.., . tw-aw THE BLUE TRIANGLE BEER BILLIE BARKSDALE, President RAY FOOTE. Vice-President MARY LEWIS, Secretary and Treasurer MISS BURK, Sponsor Billie Rarksdale Alice Baker Lurlene Blarkwood Elizabeth Brooks Mildred Dykes Melha Eagles Evelyn Begnaud Mary Eleneor Lutz Mary Lewis Rae Thomas Franres Rand Ray Foote Dorothy Miller Frances Ruth Atkinson Eva Keeling Ann Pender Helen Hitesman Marjorie Richardson EE EE MEMBERS ,- I, Ann Stafford Mathilde Taylor Marjorie Crockett Ruth Eirher Ruth Clark Margaret Sue Colsher Allhea Spikes Marjorie Tucker Wiilnifretl Holloman Agnes Robertson Ruby Anderson Mary Stuart Williams Harriet White Ernestine Simpson Elizabeth Pender Helen Rust Irene Smith Marie Moore W ,,,,.,, IU .L U L...--W M.. ff . 1' -mu - . . Q I f li A' 1 t T ,. Mud + l -. . A . , . ,--Wx v 4 L... J Y I v w H1-Y LUB PURPOSE: To vrt-atv. maintain, and extend, throughout lhv svliool and Plllilllllllllly, high standards of Christian vharavler. SLUGAN: Clean living. vlvan speevli. vlean srholarship. 1-lean athletics. 5 5 Slade-r Rim-hardson. President .lat-k Keith, Svrrvmry Charlie Mt-Mivlluel, l'icv-President Ferguson Holland, Trvusurer HH EE MEMBERS W. J. Avery Ve-rnon Adrian Calvert Brooks Stafford Benvdivl C. ll. Blaylovk Buford Curtis Norwood liolbh Neil Danpit, Frank Bram:- ,lohn Bl'1lt'lllllll Charlie Em-rnavk Billy Candy Robert Tudor Claud Pure Billy Holmes Ferguson Holland Howard Evans .lark Keith Thomas Keller J. T. Mullinix Dudley Moilit Menry Messinger Charles Moore Virgil Mulky Marion Mt-Cinnis Charlie McMichael Jasper Mule L. G. Nt-ilson Nolan Maryv Georgv Pilllllilll .lint Petkas Charlvs Paynv Statler Richardson lark Pierre R. O. Rush John Strother Oliver Stafford Clyde We-lla Walter Smith H- -------f-.-..-........-..l .L s...,,....-....,.,....,,.,.-........., 1 - - 1 x ' U 1 f af ,,,,-...................,....V b-W-We-My-ff A e not t.. e U . F ' 4.-...vin-A..-..p.u, L V ! -w , ,I gfluf-XM :www - V, ' . ,U 1- :.-t,zfg,.Y 7 , t U . E-, f:-y5gggEyng:fa.ifiW- , - THOMAS KEL LEE NORWOOD OGBB PRES IDE NT SECRETARY' TREASURER M - at HELEN Rusr i S Mrss 1-1-ionN'rox-1 vtcs PRESIDENT NHSHS svousorn . A - Q, MOTTO: Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. PURPOSE: To promote, throughout the school, journalism and to produce better journalistsg to encourage the ideal of scholarshipg to promote clear and forceful thinking. E HE QUILL AND SCROLL B5 BE MEMBERS Miller Sloan Conrad Spears Mary Lewis Ann Stafford Merle Brister Billie Barksdale Marion McGinnis Norwood Cobb LCG!! Weil Virginia Rovkwell Dorothy Simon Viola Bowman Dorothy Miller Edythe Mae Cazes Ruhy Anderson Thomas Keller Frank Brame Hortense Smith Corley Hayden Ray Foote Helen Rust Y f 1 vw--v-my f ll is 'l fl 'g,.-,,,i, ,...... .,,,, ,.- 4,.,,, ,,....,,-,.,,,, i 1 -.-T -1 'u.1 1 - Q ' . 5 f . w Y H I Q J xx -aww.-N-D-I I -1 ! vi X 4 ,--Q--5-mf ff nn nina X cum 'J . . xl. rw -, Bessie Man' Adams Ruby Anderson Billie Barksdale Malcolm Bradford Merle Brister Norwood Cobb Eunire Cole Donald llerouen Corley Hayden Harry Mr'Ginnis ROLL Mary Stuart Williaill A Marion lVlm'Ginni ,lohnniv Mn-Ki-an Payne Mallfonz Audrey Paxton l ran4'vs Pills ,loan Prvssburg llvlcn Rust Miller Sloan Horlvnse Smith Ann Stafford l PRESS CLUB Marion Ml'f:llllll5, President, First Term Norwood Colrlr. Secretary and 'lrvusurvr Harry M1-Cinnis, President, Second Term Miss Thornton. Sponsor 1 - V. , ,ef-' 'QE' 2 if I ,,.. fi, W X. Y,,, ,,-., ...qw -Q.-..-....-.. W, Q ..,vv- f' o o w ' :ir q ,QA- - X fn , X 1 S f X ' f f M , X f w 1 r Q. ,+ : r 5 , r r k 4 X . .. Jf' ...g.. Q.bQ ' if 5' E L1 ,Z , no 4,,l ., I G izin . x raf 0 nam G LEW, . ,....! l - of 1 X X 1 o IMPS GLB V.V.G. IMP Norwood Cobb, President Aubrey Hirsch, Vice-President S' DEBATING CLUB Horlense Smith, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Wooil and Mrs. Longmirc, Sponsors Hlolw , SPANISH CLUB Lillurfl llurris, l,l'l'SilI!'lIf William Ilillnnrv. Sl'l'l'f'llll'j' and Tl'4'I1SIl Moon- Sl. Ronuliln-, l'ic-1'-l'rvsi1lm:t Miss lla-Coil. Sponsor L'ALLEGRO CLUB Lois Bounals, Presirlc-nl Evelyn Bc-gimuxl, Svrrvlury Dorothy Simon, l'i1'0-Presidrmt Evelyn Owen, Treasurer Misses Reese and Watkins, Sponsors O LES PETITS PA RISIENS Corinne NOI'IIlllll1l.. Presidvnt Aline Rubin. Sv1'rr'tury and 'l'rvusure'r liolrlr' Fowler. 'riff'-I,l'0SidPllI Miss Skunnul. S mnsnr Y I SENATUS RUMANUS Billy Holm:-S. Prvsidenl lrvne Smith. S1'f'l'f'fIll'f' uml Trvusurvr lsorvel King. llifP-PfPSid?Uf Mrs. Hollonmn. Sponsor A sy., ,,.f. J' I C' llllf BRLIN R P ,JJ ua., THE POW-WOW DEBATING CLUB Witiolla Bates Elmer Bilbray Viola Bowman Calvert Brooks Valentine Clements Willialxtl Culpepper Dorothy Durham Aubrey Hirsch Mary Lewis, President Henry Messinger, VIZCE-Pl'9Sid9lll Montez Mc-Lean, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Pride and Mr. Oliphant, Sponsors 19 3 ll Elaine .lemison Mary Lewis Nolan Marye Montez McLean Henry Messinger Dorothy Miller Justin Tyler -v 1 Ji 1' THEIHHHNKil F796 ENT mea arzanno L-'vans ,Ge CS cf 5PONSOQi Afzn ef.,-4 i S f i' :.:f 4 ii. 2-E O. K 4,4 w ' jf , O e, sL43igE.fw-ge ' fi s fo ,w ' iwffligfl YM ?W7fff'fi1f2': ' -i fg ,K 5 . f I gf-g Seq-41,-'if'- -U - - -- e a 1 . . 1 -.: fe is wwf: W- ff: Q. - We ,-,-, gzz., , .. , , 1 111. sgsrzs. A H 2321-asf ifff!fwZ3w:f?1.Q5?s -fgiswji .7 'f-?f.U?fLr1mEt2f- ,. ,s1fs'-Qfsnhmmiis rxs1if?fsg,.fW,,f-,mmlssssffmgqtfggsa.f.,,E.5.5,ffwv,emgwg MwSg,ggmt, g,,,.svm,Q,,Sgggg,g-,MSL-,4,tgtgsf,4ff'fi5a PURPOSE OF LOUISIANA CLUB The Louisiana Club was organized to promote interest in a knowledge of the history and legends of one of the most historic states in the Union. 19 30 ,................... ,ff fm- I -fig' mai mmf: 'X x K , - mgu vx-X 5'--3 f N DRAMATIC CLUB John Strother. President Charles Irving, Secretary and Treasurer Ray Foote, Vice-President Miss Rubel and Miss Miller, Sponsors ..............., 1930 x.....---N-,,,-.m,... x Jr THE BRUIN .6 BOOSTERS' CLUB 1 9 3 0 A Ji Q mr BRUIN A f Joe Bousvaren Henry Van Gosscn Eugene Routier ,lake Daigre C. I. Crow Roland Kimbal Walylle Morris George Pruitt James Rirhard W. P. Smith Carlisle Sherouse Tony Soprano Harvey Triplett RADIO CLUB Frank Brame, President Harvey Triplett, Vice-President Vernon Adrion, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Kilpatrick, Sponsor 1930 .lack Triplett Joseph Vivano George Heath Myers Rosenthal Myron Clover Morton Class Harry Heaton Adrian Willett Joe Brown Jack Carroll Langston Mosley Vernon Adrion Frank Brame N . flex 3 , v 1 V. I .: 1' r -31 t , '. ' ,lg1g,,ttL,,t vw --M.-...... -. 'W THE CARNIVAL The social life of Bolton High School reached its height on Friday night, February 28, when the Carnival hall was held. Long hefore the appointed hour, the auditorium was crowded with eager spectators, proud parents and the social buds of Bolton. The court was modeled after the Court of Isabella and Ferdinand, and the decorations, music, and costumes carried out this Spanish theme to perfection. Her Royal Highness the Queen, Miss Evelyn Begnaud, was superb in her golden gown, tiny crimson slippers, and the Spanish comb in her hair. Billy Candy, her King, was regal in his costume of a cavalier with the royal purple robe over his shoulder, the golden crown on his head, and the sceptcr ol' the royal state in his hand. The four maids wore long costumes in bouffant style with mantillas of old lace draped over high Spanish combs, 'while each knight, in the costume of a cavalier of times gone by, carried his lady's colors in neckerchief and flowing sash. The maid-of-honor, Miss Ray Foote, in orange, entered on the arm of her handsome Spanish knight, Fred Bearden. Miss Virginia Rockwell, gallant- ly escorted by ,lack Keith, was beautiful in rose and silver. Miss Mildred Dun- nam entered next in gown of orchid with accessories of harmonizing tints. L. G. Neilson was her handsome knight. Miss Lurlene Blackwood's blonde beauty showed off to an unusual advantage in her frock ot' blue, as she entered with her knight, John Overton. At 10 oiclock the floor was given over to general dancing and, under the spell of soft music, the couples made merry until the lateness of the hour forced them to bid adieus. Mmm,-,, 1,930 W., 2 X ,Y ' ' Y l 'x X- Q KM -X w C, ,,..x , 5 x, N H., , , ,-' 1 ,ff ' , 5 . . ,aff 4 Z' 4 N-f --h -w , . . .W . n ,Q-' xl, ,. xr LJ rv- NM- - - M N , U , K ,V N, M-...u - 1 N I ' THE BRUIN f THE TRAVELERS' CLUB T. C. Bridges, President Dalton Nash, Secretary-Treasurer Frank Carter, Vice-President Mr. Miller and Miss Morris, Sponsors 1930 1 ALJ, Q mr BRUIN Q34 I in . tf iwfwjib 9 GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB Mary Stuart Williams. President Loyce Stewart, Secretary Ruby Benoit, Vice-President Miss Thomas, Sponsor 1930 '1 'x QA.. 'JI sw, .,.,,..... I - E ,els N .,. . - , , ,-6-' figs Iam- QW Q s 4.w5...l1ti'.,.f Fmsr SOPRANOS- Mary Frances Blake Mildred Dykes Gladys Melton Marie Moore Audrey Nunnally Ann Pender Elizabeth Pender Clara Reese Pickett Madge Smith Loyre Stewart Marjorie Tucker Catherine McIntosh GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Miss Preston, Director Mary Elizabeth Overton PIANO-- Betty Arrington 19 3 0 SECOND SoPnAN os - ALT Azile Hathorn Rosa Lewis Liane Kelone Virginia Martin Virgie Murphy Bobbie .lohn Rogers Harriet White Mary Stuart Williams Beth Smith os- Mary Walker Bose Elizabeth Baker Eva Keeling Melba Kees Reeve Myers Agnes Robertson Boyce Leigh Sadler --,... .........-......, -.--1 .-...- .A -.4-annum. pn-.-.J -'l N , ff 'Q f ' ' lllv 'A 7 X 'r' L. . - ' N. W. Mr. J. D. Slllllll Oswald Savoy .lohn Dyson Earl Fogleman llerhert Cray jewel Hargis Dudley Mollil Julianna Pili-her Conrad Spears Wm. Hamhriee N cnzn h W. D M. H Frank David Bohrer Boddie Foster , Keslinsky Stephens John Twilley , Leon Weil -,... ..... ---..! MILITARY , Direc-tor Drum Major , Cornet , Cornet Cornet , Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet Clarinet , Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet , Clarinet ,, Clarinet , Clarinet .x :-,X f -, BAND llarry Mounee , All0 Myers Rosenthal Alto Brandon Durham Trombone Nathan Orr ,, , Trombone Steve Smith Tenor Eddie Zmek Baritone John Paul Foster Saxophone Fred Caar Saxophone R. A. Hargis Saxophone Wm. llalhorn Saxophone Jaek lrving Saxophone Thomas Keller Saxophone Oswald Savoy Saxophone Elston Dyson Bass Wallace Pefferkorn . .. Bass Vernon Adrion Drums Milton Simpson Drums A. V. Bardwell , Bass Drum F ' w -Q ' X' - I -.........--.-....-.,..,,....,.. .. maui MU!! .1 rf , x3-,hw n Q M Y VJIJ. l . 1 IllEr1iE'a'U'N U ' ORCHESTRA Miss Preston., Director Vmgiwg- CIARINET- Eva Arnold Evelyn Begnaud James Brodnnx Noah Bohrer Leslie Carmichael Mildred Dykes Jinx Harris Helen Hitesman Roy liemoine Virginia Martini Edward Glaze Belly Tanner John Thompson Edward Brakefield Harry Monnve Camo! Marjorie Turker .. ....-,.... lil ll 0 Leon Weil CORNICTW- Williallll Hamlbrive Conrad Spears TRUMBUNE-4 Brandon Durllanl SAxoPHoNi:- .lark Irving John Paul Foster Ruth Eirher Wallace Pelferkorn NO-- Belty Arringl on Herman Svallan :Na -ffx L P 1, r' .1 4- 4 . 1 s..,.,......-................ fw wzem'1a1'w Kg N , ,. --.eq--M Q-....4 ' ,,f .,,,,.-..1.- jf n A . ar,-J, il Alberta Bousvaren Radford Chambers Hazel Connally Allie Mae Deville Men-ia Durote James Eubank Leona Henry Elaine Hudson Gertrude Hudson Phyllis Lansing Anne Lehman Germaine Ludeau Marjorie Ludeau Dolores Maddox Glen M1'Donald Mary Lnvy McKean Henri Dee Megison Mildred Melder Marie Moore n..-..,.......-n..,. ,,.Y........ LIBRARY CLUBS Audrey Nunnally, President Kathleen Fava, lice-President Dorothy Broussard, Secretary-Treasurer Elaine Hudson, President James Eubank, Vice-President Glen M1'Donald., Secretary-Trensllrer Virgie Murphy Pennie Petkas Dorothy Ray Katherine Riddling Doris Lane Ringgold Bernice Ryder Dorothy Tullos Lorraine Armitage Mahle Frant-es Barber Tulette Billhray L. G. Byrd Lillie Bordelon Dorothy Broussard Justine Bruner Frances Chambers Mary Ferne Clyde Dorothy Dosher Murray Dunvan ' 7 x Kathleen Fava Pauline Forrest Elsie Fushy Dorothy Glover Irene Clover Frans-es Johnston Weir Kelly Marjorie Lemoine Ruth M1-Kenzie Camille M1'Main J. T. Mullinix Audrey Nunnally Marie Pave Rose Petkas Iva Lee Powell John Ridge Janet Wyatt Nauman Svott John Teekell ............pf 1. XJ s......,..,-,,,,,n-, ,...., ,,...,. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Louise Hefl, President Liune Kelone, Secretary-Trvasurer Ethel Carter, Vice-l'residmit Miss Talbot alml Mis: Sp:-urs, Sponsors TREASURY STAFF Mr. Franvk, Sponsor Cordon Wllile Merle Brisler Eunice Cole Irene Glover Mattie Nelson 'I' H E l!U0S'IIV sunsvnmrz 'ro BI-IARS CIIMTUX V W Publisherl by Students nf Bolton Hi1,:h Selmoh- -W fri' A VUL! IV, Ah' i ALEXANYDRIA, LAL, MAY lLv1Q30 VV YY V No. III LONG BEACH WINS LOYING Clll' IN CONTEST The ninth annual Biggest Nt-wr vontesl 4-lost-tl with at hang. anul thu- first few von- testants ran a close rare for v I I MILLER SLOAN Etlitor THE CUMTUX STAFF NINETY-FOUR MAKE DALTON NASH IS THE HONOR ROLL Of the eleven humlrecl pupils enrolled in Bolton High Svhool the first term, ninety-four matle an average of 90 or more in their suhjeets. while some fif- teen or twenty, who llllltlt' a ranking of 39 and a fraetion. may easily bring the year's grade up lo the level required for the scholarship B to he awarrlerl in May, whivh is haserl on the work of two von- seeutive terms. The girls out- numbered the boys, 59 to 35, in the aggregate. and in every term except II aml Vl, where they tiefl, anfl in Term l, where there were two more hoys than girls. Merle Brister, Term VII, mamle the highest average in the sehool, 9716, with Alive Baker, V. next with 97',Q, anrl Helen Bolton, II, coming thirtl with OGVZ. Dirky Hathorn had the highest average in Term I, FOUND tllIll.'I'N Frialay, january 18. IUIHL lon Naah was founll guilty llllIl'lll'I' in the first mlm-gr:-1-. Nash t'l'lIt'llY nlurcle-recl his HELEN RUST Business Manager . 1 ,NN f-I ., , .1 -, . x , xp m Q X ws.. ---Q-Q-e-.JH If-.,-W. .-.L ,,1.m....,, is 5-f.:-we-uv-suv--wasps' SOCIETY CUBS LITERARY SOCIETY Lawrence Alexander Luella Andrews Faye Blanc-hard Ruth Bishop Alden Bordelon Joe Brister Annie Laurie Brown Viola Brownlee Thelma Carho Irene Carter Lillian Carter Pauline Carter Alma Carroll Edith Clay Clara Corley Blanche Eloise Collins Edna Dosher Bernard Duvotc Louise Dunn Ruth Ensley Evelyn Fountain .Iulian Franvis ... .. Y ..,,. V -.-.,..w,--v.--f- -.,, ' Miss Barron and Mr. Henderson, Sponsors Edith Clay, President Alden Bordelon, Vice-President Geneva Hudson, Secretary and Treasurer EU 12 are Harry Cremillion Divky Hathorn Azile Hathorn Birdie Hathorn Mabel Haworth Orelia Hendrix Geneva Hudson Myrtle Kees Hattie Mae Mnflinty Murrell Normand Ibrey May Oge Ruby O'Neal Mary Rainey Hilda Rice Claire Ross Odessa Roberts William Shepard Dorothy Soden Ada Tarver Emma Tuneberg Dolly Wilks .lulian Zappa LINDBERGH LITERARY SOCIETY Pnlliv Rvgiuns. l,l'l'Sidl'llf Doris Dilllllllflll.. Sm'rvlury-'l'rl'usurvr llvlvn Collivr, l'i4'v'l'resifl011t Mr. Brown and Miss Majors. SIIUIISHVS BEST YET LITERARY SOCIETY llilliv Arnclll. Prvsirlvnl Orr:-n Zmlvr. SPFI'Pfllfy-TTPIISIITPF Alix-v Brullssurul.. Vivv Presirlvnt Mr. Hollnmlsworlh nml Mr. l rznu'k, Sponsors K-1 in BOLTON BRICHTS LITERARY SOCIETY .lark Keith, President Anita Brice, Vice-President Ursula Compton, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Rodgers and Miss Moore, Sponsrrf SALMAGUNDI LITERARY SOCIETY Mary Ellen Nash, President Reece Meyer, Vice-President Vera Hudson, Secremry-Treasurer Mrs. Franck and Miss Nachman, Sponsors BLUE JACKET LITERARY SOCIETY John Huslmyrv. Prvsirlvnt Ben Millvr. 'wifi'-1'l'1'Xilli'lIl Miss Burk, SIIUIISUI' PENS AND PALS lflllil 413105. lIl'I'Si!ll'lll lfalyv ixllilllli.. SP1'I'd'flll'j'-1'l'l'1ISllI'l'l Ynnnie' Y. lirollvll. livv-f'l'0sidf'lll Miss Mt'lP1lIll'. Sponsor A A '1- CANTEEN STAFF F. W. Rodgers, Director Doris Brice Mary Ellen Nash George Holman Frank Brann- Edith Clay Edelene White Benton Patterson C. l,. 0'Neal Harry Mounce . W, , I ii mi: BRMN CAFETERIA Bolton High School has a right to be proud of its cafeteria for it is not only the most wonderful one in the state but the best of its kind in the South. It is under the capable management of Miss Margaret Heglwrg, who has been in charge for four years. Miss Hegherg's staff is made up of four cooks, famous for their cooking, and fifteen girls and lioys who serve. Lunch is served from 11:30 to 1, and during these hours a repast of the most delicious southern cooking, for which Louisiana is famous, can he enjoyed. CAFETERIA STAFF FOR 1929-1930 'Miss Margaret Hegherg, Director Miss Ethel Spears, Director Buford Curtis Mercer Dunn John Edgar Stewart Cuidry Louis Hord Melba Kees Martinez La Croix Bess Lee Josephine Levy Camille M1'Main Hugh Purtell Agnes Robertson Milton Simpson Jerry Slocum 1930 Bernice Smith Katrina Smith Madge Smith H. J. Tracey Eva Mae Waitscvil Lois Weil klleceased. gl.. 1- 3 K .Q P' ' .'r -L I H111 BHUN fl 1' XR-mf---1,-j ,,',:::u N ,351 'f . in 1543 30 ....,................. WWW Through llw pale' vnvhant- ing moonlight Floats the music sofl and 'I A: S , low, I. Lovv's refrain with ro- manrv laden, l. In, the wan and silvvry glow, Speaking to the heart of maiden, I n the accents lovers know. X ' ' 'Wi M: l WUW 5UHU:1I-HU' 'WI , ww 1 'yx , 5 In the selection of the most beautiful young ladies in Bolton High School The Bruin staff is deeply indebted to Mr. Charles Buddy,, Rogers, popular movie star, Los Angeles, California, for his kind assistance. iw x ,1 15 J .,. 1. WSF Mar., 1 e Q E ff , 1 E 2 ' f 5 ' 5 P ,g ,, 1 35' XX ,Y jliff' 'L T3 al - WH ' l- ' W4 7 R , if 6' 9+ SSLQSEN OX? XGH 4,9 suzwl Ne Louxsz COL CAQ,'g,4 . LEGE A ,,eev ,7-- 5 fl Q7 A 1 R Yr ': , , IU -f- Lg -:fa -e.E.fs:f' 3 -'BE-1-Sv' ' 4., .- , , X , ,, X. , , , 5 -Q -- 1 .. 51.127-' .-f-3-,,,., r- 1-4' W., ,A 5 x if ,J iran' ll -.QEHQEZE 53 T 1' ' 2 P S X Y I B ' B ,173-31 -Q: 'Ll - P-Sit -1 if . .- , , A -. ,,,., , i , E'-we ' 'F ' 'F I' - - -- '41lll.yf 1- -4.4, ,vi-' fniqlifv, V X 51 5,9 M wr f.-,,:.,, ,,1 : 5 A?-rx-zz. 1 i f-it 4 YEL- QE! -lh'?.Eg Qi I-p-. . . W f q,S1' F Q 2-' -. fix --g ' -1 M- g 3-,,-50-: .L -'wi - - '- , f-4'-Q : x :SQ 11 E? 32710111225 f' .e L 5 -.:' 5 rf'f'f1 It 19+ ZS 7 S S' J I -Q t,: '5 Q 2 ,. ' fr. 2. 2 2 ' Ll ,raft -,.. E' :ee-J - 15 7 547 h 'i'fY!' 4: sw xy- -an Q -QQ S ... ':' -4 5 F-5 .. Q - - . K X 1' f 3 IQ 5 fs hi ,,, SV SE 5 F? .I Q -gf: -4, , :.. 4 11'-fl X :-- 'Q Q.. ex 4- : , ee :,. -15, E' wa- ' E: -' ' fr 2359 E 2' .X SS' S' 'i-.-. -J Q-:fa 13 2 1- - - ..- , X -H .- T-5 ..- 1+ 'ST X 72 ' 5 Z 2 . -E W 25 : -- in : 5 E 2 .: t .!:- af 5 K - ' 3 1 2, -f P fe v ff 2,1 V L n .xg 1 ' ' ' 'ft ' - N 'I typhilo. 15 1 70 . , g9- ' f 1 , ' V' . Af 'gli A e aff me we vw. 9 . . - 1n41,Ut?'7 Af ' X , 'J QL ll? 1' . ' mx :L ' 7 '4' ', Xxx- v ' S yt X e 4 7- .. f' ff 1' t 'MW i' 5:99 A .Fil f if REE ' U V Nana: Q Qi 5 :FL i Beside the Teche and neath an oa Two gallants stood with bright - 1 2 ' , I ' Mnggagl 'll 9' H- ax, - 'diEf: 1 F rf? 1 t 2. if 3' Eye v uk 6 9 I- tj, 1 W. ' X' A 5 -HM 'rw f I--'. . 4 ' :ff eff 1 :'L M V+: ff-F' ' v W sw! We x IA 4' zff'7,n y ,J 'fn' 1 'fa y lloulrg 9 X 1 ' 'PA r J : ' A S w,,.v Q 2 K 'l-, 1 X e 'X N 1 E-in 7' X I ' FG 610:33 5 i ey A 1 -4 :Sh N F -Z ' . - k, v' ' 5 . fx 5 2 I S , Y , S, 'Q Q fy? En-' 1 , S. W. f xi ' iv X , I . Y I ri N X Will? --W l: K K Q A Fm Ao -fg -- swords drawn. N' ,V 'I r They fought to win a maidens Q v g ' ' - ove ,j M , W hich she had pledged to only bi' fl one' . 5 And rom behind a mossy tree k. : She watched her loved one 5 15 ' , anxiously. 5 :-L ' ' ,S Q Y H p I -- Q 'E xp 3 -e ..--as ee an Fr ' Ai M 6 fi Q .' 1 5 1 ' X ' g C .ihif ' 1 ml 5 g .X tnx Q 35? I ' - ' 4 ' -' fl x t 'vs 4 n.DnsPnr x, ' Wm-ee - LETICS v,,Jf,' ' .5 ... SL J Q i, r ' 1 1 wf z wws M f ,- A Y 1 'x... FAIZE MAHFOUZ Captain QUAn1'r:rm,u:K Wm, 1 ..-...--.....n... CHARLES MOORE Alternate Captain IIALFBACK I 0 .3 0 ...,-.........-.- 1 i EX., - J ' nl, ,f . 2 '- fl 1' k T , .I Q .. V .,...a.t..,g..u,,.ga......,f' 4 , f -awe., W, I l 4' ' ' ' ' PITTMAN TRIMBLE DUHON SANCHEZ End Tackle F ullback F ullbaek FOOTBALL The 1930 foothall team had few heavy men left from last year and was therefore composed of light men. Nevertheless, led by Captain Mahfouz, the team played inspirational football, and many teams bowed in defeat under the Bears' determined assaults. STAFFORD GRACE HALE PACE Guard Tackle Guard Center fl 11 1 1 me Bnum 5 PICKETT PRICE MULKEY TUDOR GUARD HALFBACK Gunn END The results of the games played this season were: Baton Rouge 7.A.,......., , .......,.,........,,.... 7 Bolton 6 Winnfield ,..,.,.,.,,,.,...,o................,....... 0 Bolton 6 Shreveport .,,.....A ,,,..A,, 1 8 Bolton 0 Homer ..,........A.,,, ......,. 1 3 Bolton 7 Lake Charles 7.,. s.,....v 1 2 Bolton 0 MOHIOC ........... .....,., 6 Bolton DeR1dder .... ,,,,,,,, 6 Bolton Mansfield ....,., ,,,, ,,,,,,., 0 B olwn ,,,A,,,, ,,w,,,,,wv 3 9 HOLMES McKEAN END MANAGER 1930 ww ' xxk J rw 'F rm Humax ' Lrpsri-in MCCARTY Fuzz Mfxnrouz Bon Tvnon Woonnow Srrzwun' Center-Captain Forward Forward Forward BASKETBALL Tht- basketball ts-am was considerably Wl'8lCt'lll'tl by thv loss of many of its last ye-ar lt-tte-rinon through graduation. However, undvr Coach Be-sc-It-r's ox- ln-rt sc-lt-ction and lVlcCarty's leadership, the tvam sllowvd promisv of a good svason. The- Bears vntercd the Central Louisiana tournament with a lighting spirit and l'illDlllI't'd third place. Utllvr game-S of tbc season wore: Bolton 19. L . , ' 4 W.-kltlll-JN Wann ISHAN Knvlm-:LL CLIFF CREED Cfumoi. BARRON Guard Guard Forward Center H H ....,.,,..,,,.,,. 10 Q5 U ....,,-,...- 1 HN , ,. . , , K V HAR1DLD PRICE JACK MCKENZIPI QUINCEY BASS Bonny' Fowuin Forward Guard Guard Guard Lecolnpte 17g Bolton 19, Vlfinnfielfl 7: Bolton 13, Wi11l1l'iz-lfl 17g Bolton 31, Lake Charles 143 Bolton 34, Lake Charles 79 Bolton 26, Shreveport 10: Bolton 23, Shreveport 28, Bolton 10, LCCOIIIIIIC 14: Bolton 27, Baton Rouge 173 Bolton 33: Baton Rouge 14, Bolton 23, Shreveport 123 Bolton 24, Shreveport 33, Bol- ton 14, Tioga 15, Bolton 10, Tioga 17, Bolton 30, Baton Rouge 263 Bolton 29, Baton Rouge 26: Bolton 21, Jena 29: Bolton 29, ,lena 55. V7.7 I Mn. Bassuk R. O. Rusn Coach Manager 'Z N Aw, 111,315 u 1 , 4 Illini Gxllzs Tlll-ZLMA Gl'NTl-:lx Ellwl1s1'lNl: SIMPSUN Ml'll'rl,l-3 WIILIIER C0lIIPl'7fiIlIIfI1 in Center F0l'll'lU'Il Forward GIRLS' BASKE'l'BA1,1, 'lille' Lady Bl'Ell'SM sllowvd lllt'IllSt'lVl'S to il spvcizll iUlVZllllilfL1' this Sl'ilS0ll hy winning: 4-ight Ulll ol' tl-n gzllllvs. This splendid showing vntitlvd llll'lll to t'lllt'l' tln- state- l0lll'llillllt'Ill. Under the IIl2lllilgClllClll of Bvrnivv Smith and the- l'0lll'll' ing of Miss 'lill0lllilS. the lK'i'lIll QLRIV1' an l'XCt'l1f'lIl display ol' ll'illll-W0l'k ill llll' Cc-lltrzll l,0lllSlZlIlil l0lIl'llkllllClll. They plalyvd third ill the l0llI'll2llIll'lll. 'lille rvsulls ol' the QLIIIIPS pluyl-ll wr-ro: Bolton 22, Stutv School 16: Bolton 17. St. 1'lI'2llll'1S 14: Bolton 18. Providvllcc- 9: Bolton 21. Dry Prong 15: Bolton 15, Dry Prong 28: Bolloll 28. JCIIH 36: Bolton 22. ,lvllzl 213 Bolton 22, l10lllSlilIlil Colle-gl' 23: Blllllbll 18, Trout-Good Pint' 12: Bolloll 28. Pollock 10. 0 l ,, :swf E'I'tlI'lI. Smllll Wl'oNA Bl'1'l.l-:R I,ll,l,lAN C-lR1'l:ll Ylorwm: Ihml Guard Center l orwurd Forwural KA'I'llHRlNI'1 Wn.l.mMs Pi-3.nn.n: JOHNSON BICIINIKIE SMITH Miss Tnoivms Guard Guard lllurmgvr Coat-h BASEBALL Although. in past years, hast-hall has not rsrvcivvtl as much attvntion in Holton as othvr atllle-tics. rt-va-ntly., inte-rvst has grown hy lc-aps and hounds. Thi- tvani is fortnnatv in having six lvttvr mvn, who playc-tl in 1929, anti, with a littlt- niorv prartia-v, will furnish strong colnpvtition for any in tht- state. Sanclwz. captain: Tnrlor, altvrnatf- captain: Mahfouz. Whitv. Wt-lvlm and Prim-0 form tht- Illli'lt'llS for the- nine, anrl Halo. Duhon ancl Kimball art' 4-xv:-llvlll mate-rial. Tha- pitchers arc Se-grist, Davis, Lolan and Wvbb. all ol' whom havv proved by tht-ir stoady flf'll'I'llllIlilll0Il, that they art- rvliablv playvrs. Nlilnvr, oatcllvrg Smith, olltfivltlvrg Hinos, infivlderg Danivls, first haw, and Barron, first hasty lllilklllg up the subordinate lineup. will probably bv ilu- 1931 lvttvr nu-n. With such a IPHIII a SllCl'0SSl'lll Soason is prat-tivallv assurt-rl. 1 N TENNIS This year, Bolton has as its girl entries in the tennis tryouts, Hruestiue Simpson and Dorothy Soden. Both girls are in excellent trim, and it is hard to tell who will represent us in the Central Louisiana and State Rallies. Ernestiue and Dorothy have played two matches so far, Dorothy winning the first and Ernestine the seeond. The boy tennis stars at Bolton this year are Benton Patterson and Frank Keslinsky. ln the tryout for singles, Frank Keslinsky won over Benton, but they are hoth good players and promise excellent competition in both singles and doubles. The mixed doubles will he made up of Benton Patterson and the girl who fails to win out in the single tryout. Such a team as Bolton has this year should show championship caliber and win the tournament for Bolton. 1 Mg. - P' mt: BRUIN tp f ,-1'-J fs.. TRACK Track season opened in earnest on March 3, this year, when Coach Oliphant issued the call for the cinder track candidates. Our coach hails from the Mag- nolia state where he represented the Mississippi A. St M. College of Starkville, Miss., in the mile and two-mile events. Before coming to Alexandria he coached track and other sports for a number of years at Vicksburg, Miss. Letter men who answered the first call were Nolan Marye, Henry Mes- singer, Charlie Moore and Harry McGinnis. All of these men made excellent records in dual meets and rallies last year. At the beginning of the season, Charlie Moore was .lost to the team due to an old injury, received during the football season. His injury re-occurred in the Bolton, Lecompte, Marksville meet, which Bolton won by a wide margin on March 15. The next meet scheduled, Lake Charles on March 22, was cancelled on account of an emergency. On March 28 the Bolton High School trackmen engaged in a quadrangular meet on their own home grounds with Winnheld, Glenmora and Lecompte. The score in this meet was: Bolton 71, Winnfield 37, Glenmora 20, and Lecompte 12. Other meets on the schedule to be engaged in are listed below: Baton Rouge fat Baton Rouge! , April 3. Central Louisiana Rally, Pineville, April 11 and 12. State High School Rally, April 25 and 26. ,fx f . , - Z N 2 ai, f + f fi , , X 2' '- f ' fi A21 '35'g ' ff Q- 'I f . 3 ff! AJ 1 it .Q - M Y ....,,, .M M -,- ,,..- ,THE END 1930 a442'7t' ' 'fveryfgg to wear' M ll ll Specialists in Clothing and Accessories for Father, Boys, Mother and Girls STANDARD BRANDS ONLY SPRING STYLES THAT PLEASEi- PRICES THAT SAVE QUALITY ALWAYS J. C. PENNY COMPANY Compliments of Rateau'S Drug Store F. J. Rateau., Ph. C., Prop. Thp Store That Started the Motorcycle Service Phone 421 Alexandria, La. Negro-No, sir, I's the Joshua Enroll Any Time THE RAPIDES HOTEL GOI J. S. WHEADON, Manager LAUNDRY-WASHED CLOTHES ARE ALWAYS STERILIZED Play Safe by Sending Your Family Wash to GG The ALEXANDRIA STEAM LAUNDRY PHoNEs 110 and 63 Judge--Nigger, what is your Alexandria ? . name BHSIHCSS College Negro-My name is Joshua, Judge- Offers Standard Approved Judge-Are you the Joshua that made the sun stand still? Courses Preparing you for the BETTER positions that made the lnoonshine. NONE OF THE BEST, SIMON BROS., Ltd. Largest Department Store in Central Louisiana VISIT THIS STORE FOR AUTHENTIC STYLES IN EVERYTHING FOR YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN. ll II NEWEST MERCHANDISE MODERATELY PRICED be it CITY OF ALEXANDRIA E recognize the boys and girls of this connnunity our very best asset and are happy to know they have such a Won- derful institution of learning -our Bolton High School. CITY OF ALEXANDRI A, V. V. LAMKIN, Mayor, and Commissioner of Public Health and Safety, V. M. AKE, Commissioner, Finance and Public Utilities R. W. BRINGHURST, Commissioner Streets and Parks RAPIDES SHOE STORE GCI The Home of Ladies' Beautiful Footwear PRICED RIGHT 36.00 37.9.5 Florsheim Shoes Friendly Fives for Men Always the Most Styles at Newest 310.00 35.00 CI CI Bwsravgv . 1-0 El-'9' sHO.ELEXAN bios: :gr 114: dilfiiw glmiirff Thomas K.-What do you know, John Paul thinks that a football coach has four wheels. Kathleen Fava-Haw, haw! And how many wheels has the thing? O U 0 PRACTICALLY AN EPIDEMIC Although there are many diseases prevalent in the country, by far the commonest is high blonde pressure. OUO Ann-Oh, Stader, you have egg spilled all over the front of your coat. Stader-Thatis all right, I look well in anything I eat. A LEXANDRIA'S BEST STORE' THE MCADAMS CO., Inc. 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Fire, Life, Steam Boiler, Accident Tornado, Liability, Plate Glass and other lines of INSURANCE l GUARANTY BANK BUILDING Ph 26 ALEXANDRIA LA No Um Knows Everything Almout Anything . ., BUT: We know something about some things. We are always eager and will gladly assist you in designing your printing. You get the same service on small orders as you receive on 'books of this size. Standard Printing Co Incorporated phone Alexandria, Equipped To Handle Anything W. E. Haney Furniture Co. 1535 LEE STREET ILII Alexandrials newest and most progressive Furniture store. Quality merchandise at popular prices. Direct from factories at reasonable profits. You don't have to go to New Orleans any more to purchase the latest and most up-to-date house furnishings at the right price. A call will convince you. Buy at Raney's and dress up the whole family with the difference. 11.11 Sole Distributors of the HERRICK DRY AIR REFRIGERATORS Guard your family's health with an approved refrigerator COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEWCOMB STUDIO ILII X- m' l1l1qQ J X WVFN? bl , f---s ,. . -.E-. -,ss , ' .- wx . 'F -F w, W.: X - .qc rnm- f' , , . W -. 'farm-.NW ., MF' w 'iT, '?Q 'Q 'ii7Q2N,Lw.Z:Q'1.., A , .. 'K I S- wh . - - jrvqf HCL MAKERS OF FINE PHOTOS . - . . Slain Insurance- 'AMMENS 'PGJWDEJ2 1.1 ...t Tl..,... .., . MONTGOMERY-WARD Sz CO. Telephone 3400 Fourth and Murray Streets Alexandria, Louisiana Give us the pleasure of supplying your every need in Clothing for the entire family-Furniture, Hardware, and every household necessity. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded We Maintain Mail Order Service We want to serve you Congratulations to THE BRUIN STAFF Upon the Excellence of This Work 01 Cl BROWN - ROBERTS SECOND AND JOHNSTON nva T , I Phone Q-SEV I ' I Plant 2817 1040 Murray C R Y S T A L I C E IL ll COMPLIMENTS OF Red River Cotton Oil Co., Inc ll 11 lj COMPLIMENTS OF NEHI BOTTLING CO. Drink NEHI in your Favorite Flavor ll Cl 11 131 TENTH ST. PHONE 1016 III il ll N A S H Hurst-Nash Motor Co., Inc. SALES AND SERVICE Third and Beauregard Streets Phone 1320 llil IIBI' EVANS BROTHERS, Ltd. Phone 100 Electrical Supplies R a d i o Plumbing and Heating PURE FOOD GROCERY THE PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES A. R. RUSH, Manager IF IT'S GOOD T0 EAT, WE SELL IT COMPLIMENTS OF French Unique Cleaners oz cr nes 1000 and 1001 Alexandria, Louis Vi H. 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