Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1932 volume:

0 mtuiN uyn PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF BOLTON HIGH SCHOOL ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Bruin Staff Virginia Wheadon (Editor in Chief) H. F. Bradford Louise Pitts Abe Rubin (Associate Editor) (Assistant Associate (Business Manager) Editor) Herman Duncan Paul King Rand Rosa Lewis (Assistant Business (Art Editor) C. E. Ewing Managers) Albert Dasfit Delos Gayer Catherine Steiir (Art Staff) Marjorie Richardson Helen Bolton Justine Bruner (Social Editor) Florence Brennei (Athletic Editors) (Social Department) Hilma Holton Mary Duncan Buie (Advertising Editor) Betty Arrington Katherine David Malcolm Bradford (Advertising Staff) Mattie Nelson Mrs. Longmirk Willard Brister ( Bookkeeper ) Mr. Richardson (Typists) ( Sponsors) ♦ Theme ♦ COTTON ’ Long Live King Cotton!” has been the ery of his loyal subjects since he first unfurled over Louisiana the snowy banner that glorified its fields with fleecy whitness. The powerful king proved to be the realization of their hopes and worthy of the noble title conferred upon him for he brought prosperity and led them in the path of progress. But subjects are fickle and when a possible ruler, alluring Oueen Silk, compelled allegiance, there were mutterings of Down with the King!” Then as Prince Rayon and his syn- copated regime approached, the undermining of the royal throne beaan in earnest, and the support of King Cotton was considerably weakened. Recently a campaign has begun to reinstate the once- niightv monarch. For to the revolutionists there has been born the realization that from his fibre come their clothing and from his seed, food necessary to man. beast, and soil. They perceive now that he is friend of the poor, and luxury of the rich: that his every tiny fiber, blossom, or seed, means a step nearer sturdy prosperity. So cotton fairs, cotton festivals, cotton weeks, and cotton themes have been sponsored, and to these worthy endeavors this hook, the Bruin, is added. To the glory of King Cotton: may he rule forever. ♦-------------------------------------------------♦ I Dedication i— —♦ To Mr. Guy Nesom. a man of unusual ability, a friend who is really a friend, one who seizes every chance to better himself or others, we, the Senior Class, do dedicate this Bruin of 1932. Days may come; days may go; times may change, hut his friendship, sterling character, and willing service will always be remembered. He is our friend, faithful and just to all. Scott Miller Brame One of the finest examples of all that is best in a high-school executive, the embodiment of bonor and fearlessness. Mr. Brame is widely known and admired because of his well rounded anti perfectly balanced character: his background of culture afforded by a splendid education: his experience in wisely guitling boys anti girls through the difficult years of adolescence: anti his uhility and success in directing the social, athletic, anti scholastic needs of a great High School such as “Bolton.” Stephen (garell 'TREASURER J.HProiho SUPI. OF BUILDINGS MissSidney Kilpatrick MATHEMATICS Miss lorenedyson MATHEMATICS MissMaryLee faster MATHEMATICS ■ . w jf'l Cjft.' SJI o Mrs.LTLongmire MATHEMATICS lari Miller MATHEMATICS Missjosephine Weil MATHEMATICS MissLessieMoore MATHEMATICS IVA.Peters MATHEMATICS . Miss PoxieSpafkmn. COMMERCIAL . Ai MissfflenflerraPride Miss Arne Nachman Miss Sara Majors HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY LATIN LATIN LATIN 1 Hardy Beseler Miss Margery Spencer Miss Lillie M'6eh.ee PHYSICAl EDUCATION AP T ItBPAHTAN Miss Mary Lalollette MUSIC HQMEr ON9M CS MissLilliarflalbol u. n , 7 home economics MissracAel L orgress PHysiCAL EDUCATION Miss Flora Levy ,, T±z ,r commence Miss Lthel Spears CAFETEP A DIPECTOP 1 I i —=r . = � 1 O ) o| 1 Mid-Term Graduation Term VIII President—Thelma Caldwell Vice-President—Hilma Holton Secretary-Treasurer -Edward Glaze June Graduation Term VII President—Isham Kimbell Vice-President Mildred Dunnam Secretary-Treasurer Justine Bri ner sa® Jane Adams Jane's a durlint—so petite He all love her, she's so sweet.' Blue Trianttle '31-’32 : Girl ’ Athletic Club '30-’32 : Tennis Club Sl- 32 ; Bolton Briicht Literary Society ‘29-’S0. Lawrence Alexander “ff hen the world rolls, roll with it Society Cubs ‘29. Aviation Club ’SI. Oliver Angle If looks could kill, Oliver would hunt—what a shiek. Vice-F’re blent Library Club ‘SO-’Sl : President Library Club 31 ; Library Club ‘30-‘8l : Dramatic Club ‘SI. Betty Arrington Fat or thin, short or tall, she sets her sprint to catch them all. Blue Jackets Literary Society 29: Orchestra ‘29; Bruin Staff ‘31- 82; Blue Trianirle ‘31-82; Boosters’ Club ‘81-’S2 : Cheer leader ‘32; Carnival Court 31. Luella Baden ‘ The red rose is for love, anti that's the reason why, people love Luella in whose cheeks red roses lie. Bolton BnVhts Literary Society S0-’32. Claudie Lee Bailey “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Bent Yet Literary Society ‘29: Salnmagundi Literary Society '30; Bolton Bright Literary Society '31: Home Economic Club 32. Kathleen Bailey W insome and bright with yet somethinft more, the best sort of sport uith spirit galore Bolton Bright Literary Society '29: Story Telling Club '80; L'Allegro Club '31. Hixon Bailey Red heads are born for luck World Affairs Club '29 ; Blue Jackets Literary Society SO: Cracker- jacks Literary Society 81 : Senior Science Club '32. Mable Barber I've never seen anything quite so fair as the golden glow of Mable s hair. Library Club '30 : Story Telling Club 29: Home Economics Club '31 : Boosters Club '32. Wilson Barnhill “Such a good man is hard to find. Latin Club 28: Mathematics Club '28 ; Salamagundi Literary So- ciety '29: Travelers' Club '29: Aviation Club ’30-'Sl : Bolton Bright Literary Society '30. George Barstow “Here's to George, a brainy lad, Always jolly, never sad. Senior Science Club 31-’32; Debating Club 3l-’82. J. T. Baulch 44He sure you're right. then go ahead. ' Blue Jacket Literary Society 28-’29; Pre � Club ’30-’82: ”B” Club '31-’82 : Hi-Y Club '3l-’32 : Tenni Club '3l-'32 ; Sport Editor of Cum’ux ’30-’31 : E-titor-in-Chief of Cumtux ’3l-’32: Quill and Scroll 31-’32: Vice-Prc ident of Pi. La. State Pres Assn. ’31- 32 : President t'ro-Temoo of ’The Fourth Estate.” North La. Journalistic Society ■8l- 82 : Boxing 32; Track ’29-’30-’8l-’32; Biggest New 80-’31. Jewel Beauchamp 44A bright and shining light. Literary Cohn 29 ; Best Yet Literary Society ’20 ; Crackerjack Lit- crar; Society 80-’3l; Home Economics Club ’81. TULLETTE Bll.BRAY ‘7 you want anything done right, do it yourself. Society Cub ’28-’29: Library Club ’80-’31. Mary Frances Blake She is one of Holton's fairest. Blue Triangle ’31-’82; Dramatic Club ’29-’82; Glee Club ’29-’82; Double Quartette ’28-'32: Cumtux Staff '32. Fay Blanchard “A cute girl everybody likes.” Button Briichts Literary Society '28- 80; Society Cuba 29; Library Club 81. Tyler Bland ”The world is a wheel so everything will come around all right.” Latin Club ’28: Bolton Brights Literary Society ’29-’30; Dramatic Club ’31-’82 : Vice-President Library Club 81-’82. W. I). Boddie “Still waters run deep” Orchestra ’30-’32; Band ’30-'S2: Cafeteria Staff ’31- 82: Tennis Club ’30- 81. Pearl Bond “She is as calm and beautiful as her namesake.” Belton Brights Literary Society 30-’8l : Lindbergh Literary So- ciety ’29-’30: Louisiana Club ’31-’32. Alberta Bouscaren UA pair of roguish eyes.” Blue Jackets Literary Society 28-’80: Library Club ’30-’31 : Sec- retary-Treasurer Senior Science Club ’31-’32 ; Cumtux Staff ’81-’32. H. F. Bradford ‘ A taste for wine, an eye for a maid, never too hold, never afraid. 9 Latin Club '29-’80: Band ’29-’3G; Canton ’Sl-'32: Cumtux Re- porter Term V ; Library Staff ’29-’S0: Cafeteria Staff 30-’31 : Bruin Staff ’32. Malcolm Bradford 44If love were hotter, he'd he a hatter not. Boosters’ Club ’29: Cheerleader 29: Latin Club '29; President Term II; Press Club ’29-’32 ; Cumtux 29-’S0; Glee Club 30-'31 ; Bruin Staff ’31- 32: Hi-Y Sl-'32; Cheerleader '32. Elizabeth Bra me ' A little chip off the old block. Story Telling Club '29; Louisiana Club ‘30: Girls’ Athletic Club ’30- 32; Blur Triangle 3l-’32 ; Tennis Club '3l- 82: Booster� ' Club ’31 -'32: Track '29. Douglas Brasher Do ftirls prefer blonds, too? Dick Brenner “Did anybody say football? Bolton Brights Literary Society '29-’80 ; Secretary Tennis Club '31 ; Hi-Y ’30- 32 : Football ’31-’32 : ”B” Club ’32; Track 31: Alt. Captain Track ‘32: Louisiana Club 81-’32. Jessamine Brewster “ I true friend to be proud of. Lindbergh Literary Society ’29- 30; Bolton Bright Literary So- ciety 31. Willard Brister ‘Labor lends to fame. Helen Brounax To know her is to love her Blue Jacket Literary Society '29; Bolton Brights Literary Society 89-’31 ; Home Economics Club '32. Jessie Brumfield 44Live to learn and you will learn to live Science Club '29 ; Louisiana Club 80 : Treasurer’s Staff ’30 : Cafe- teria 31. Justine Brunf.r 44Guaranteed, rain or shine Hrmo Economics Club ’3l-’32: Quill and Scroll Boosters' Club ’31-'82 ; President Term III. Mary Duncan Buie “Solemn as a judge, crazy as a loon, sunshine is healthy, but she loves the moon. Boosters' Club '29-'82; Story Tellinjr Club '29; Louisiana Chib 'S0 'S2 ; President Louisiana Club 81-'32 ; Cheerleader '82. Leo Cailleteau Brains, not size. make the man. Best Yet Literary Society '29; World Affairs Literary Socie‘y 'SO. Herman Callahan ' The least said is easiest mended. World Affair� Club '29- 82. Thelma Caldwell 44Thelma can debate, she can also write, and her proper use of English is the faculty's delight. Dramatic Club 29; Louisiana Club '30; Debating Club 29-'31 : Rally 29- 31 : Honor Roll '29-'31 ; President Term VIII. Mildred Cardwell Mildred is kind, dependable and true; always doing just what she ought to do Science Club '29- 82. Kith Cardwell 44A sweeter flirl never lived. Science Club 29-'30: Senior Science Club 31-’32. Frances Chambers 44Frances is chatter box: she talks an awful lot, but we like to listen, so it really matters not. Blue Jacket Literary Society 29; Library Club ‘29: Louisiana Club 30-’32 ; Tennis Club ’3i-'S2. Elliott Chaze All the world loves a lover—ahem! Hi-Y ’31-32: Scrub Football '30; Latin Club 29-'30. Jennings Chestnut 'Beware, I may do something startling yet. Scribbler� ’ Club ’29-'30; Aviation Club '31. Jack Clyde 4Tq leave or to stay—that is the question. Scribbler� ’ Club ’2«-’29: Crackerjack Literary Society 30; Cum- tux Staff '31. Ty Cobb ‘Two things fill my heart with grief; the kept-in-room and studies.” Claybrook Cottincham “Who knows? He may be president!” Lindbergh Literary Society '29: Blue Jackets Literary Society '29-'30 : ' B' Club 31: Aviation Club ‘31; Baseball Manager ‘29: Presi- dent Term VII. Jim Daniels “tf hether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game that counts.” Salamairundi Literary Society 29- 30 ; Crackerjack Literary Society 31 ; Hi-Y 32 ; Louisiana Club '31-‘32; Baseball 29; Football ‘32; Bruin Staff ‘31. Katherine David “Blessed be her blushes for then she does not need paint.” Glee Club '29 ; L'Allesrro Club '30-81; Blue Triangle '3l-'32 ; Boost- ers' Club ‘32; Louisiana Club 81-'32; Bruin Staff ‘82. Leith a Davis ‘If effort brings success, fame is hers.” French Club ’29-’30; Honor Roll 29; Louisiana Club ’81-’32. Eloise Davis “Eloise is so sweet and quiet, we suggest that others try it.' Bdton BrijrhtH Literary Society ’30-'31 ; Nature Study Club ’82; Louisiana Club '82. Hazel Delaney Self-confidence is the requisite to success. Salamajcundl Literary Society '29; Blue Jacket Literary Society '30: Secretary Home Economic Club ’32: Library Club ’3l-’32. Raymond DeMoss Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Junior Science Club ’29- 30: Debating Club ’31. Allie Mae Dbville He sincere hut not too serious. Literary Club '28- 29 : Library Club 29-’30 ; Bolton Bri hts Literary Society '81. Theo Doiron Rttll on old world, and I'll roll with you. Beat Yet Literary Society '29; Travelers’ Club ’80; Cumtux Staff ’30-’31 : Press Club ’30-’31 : Orators’ Club 31. Mercia Ducote 'U c can live without money, friendship, and hooks; hut civil- ized men cant live without cooks.' Best Yet Literary Society ’28; Home Economics Club 28-'29; Library Club 30-'31. Elgin Duncan “Elfins eyes are lovely, her disposition sweet; so no fir I with Elfin would ever dare compete. Blue Triangle '29-'32; Booster ’ Club '29- 32 ; Bolton Bright Lit- erary Society ’27-'28. Herman Duncan He makes history while he studies it. Debating Club 29; Louisiana Club '80-’81 ; Bruin Staff ’Sl-’82: Press Club '32; Honor Roll ’29-’Sl. Mildred Dunnam Audacity afainst modesty will win the battle over most men. ’ Blue Jackets Literary Society '29: President Boosters' Club ’32 ; Secretary Terms III. IV ; Vice-President Terms V. VI, VII; Girls' Ath- letic Club '80-'82 ; President Blue Triangle '32; Carnival Court '30; Kodak Club '29. Hugh Durham Oh, that Pepsodent smile! Best Yet Literary Society '29: Crackerjack Literary Society '30; Tenni Club '31 ; Track '31. Yvonne Dyer “She numbers her friends by her aaiuaintances. Girls! Athletic Club 29- 32: Girls Basketball 28- 31 ; Captain Basketball ’29- 31 : Vice-President Bolton Bright Literary Society '30: I resident Lindbergh Literary Society 29. Janice Easterbrook. A friendly heart with room for all. Best Yet Literary Society 29: Story Telling Club 30; L'Allegro Club 31-’32. Clyde Edwards “Nothing uas ever lost by politeness. Blue Jacket Literary Society 29- 30; Honor Roll 29- 30 ; Student Council 29- 30; Canteen Staff 29- 30 : Secretary Press Club 32; Dramatic Club 80-'3l : Cumtux Staff 8l- 82. Marianna Evans She surceeds in all attempts: especially arguments Salamagundi Literary Society 29: Louisiana Club 80- 3l : Secre- tary Louisiana Club 30- 31 : Cumtux Staff 32: Dramatic Club ’32. Charlie Ezernack “Why girls leave home—and return immediately. Bolton Brights Literary Society 28- 29; Student Council 29: Hi-Y 29- 82: President Hi-Y ’32: SecreUry Terms V. VI; Dramatic Club ’81-T r Cheerleader 82. Earl Fogleman “Weighed in the balance anil not found wanting? Hand 29-'32: Football 32. Malcolm Fogleman “Hang sorrow! Let us he merry! Hand ’28 ; World Affairs Literary Society 2« ; Library Club ’30-'S2 : Football 2� - 30. Wilton Fremaux “In work or fun, I look out for number one Hana 30-'32. Elsie Fluky A world of friends hut never on enemy. Best Yet Literary Society 28- 80; Library Club il. Edward Glaze “Music hath charms—to captivate innocent girls. Orchestra ’28-’3l : Dramatic Club '28-'S0: Tennis Club ; Debating Club 31- 32 : Rally 28-'Sl : BcosUrs Club '28: 1-1 C -u '30- 31 : Vice-President Terms III and VII ; Secretary Term VIII. R. A. Hargis “He doesn't tell the world all he knows.9 Eric: Harris “A fool wonders; a wise man asks. Debating Club '29; Cumtux Staff ’3l-’32 : Honor Roll 31. William Hathorn 44Love me, love my horn Band ’2K-’31 : Orche tra '31 : Secretar Aviation Club '30. Eloise Haworth 44Gentlemen prefer blonds. President Cub� Literary Club 29: Senior Science Club ’30 ; Boost- er� ' Club ,8l- 32 : Blue Triangle '82. Mable Haworth 44True to her work, her word, and her friends. Bolton BritchLs Literary Society ’28; Science Club ’29; Society Cub� Literary Society ’30; Library Club ’31. George Heath “He is indescribable; you must knou' him yourself. Aviation Club '30; Radio Club ’2� ; Blue Jacket Literary So- ciety ’28. John Heft “Knowledge is power. Vernon Holloman “A quiet tonfeue shows a wise head. Beat Yet Literary Society 29; Radio Club 30; Tennis Club 31. Hilma Holton “Petite and lovely. Home Economics Club 28- 31; Cumtux Reporter Terms VI and VII; Bruin Staff '30-'32 ; Vice-President Term VIII; Best Yet Lit- erary Society 29; Museum Committee 30; Honor Roll 29- 31. Amelia Hromadka “Cute and sweet. Salnmagundi Literary Society ‘2S; Best Yet Literary Society ’SO- SI ; Clicker jack Literary Society 30- Sl. Lavelle Hutchinson “Silence makes no blunders Lindbergh Literary Society '29: Crmckerjack Literary Society 30-’3l : Cafeteria Staff 31. Charlie Irving “7 oW the fort! l m coming!9 Salamagundi Literary Society '28: Dramatic Club 29-’32: Presi- dent Dramatic Club '31- S2 : Bruin Staff '80-'3L Emmett Jarrett “Good nature is indued a fortunate gift. Polygonial Literary Society 32. Lester Johnston uSincere, resolute, still anti self possessed . Pearlie Johnson “Laugh and the uorld laughs with you. 9 Salnmagundi Literary Society ’28- 30 : Secretary Salamagundi Lit- erary Society ‘29: Bucket ball 28- 31 : Track ,29- 30: Alt. Captain Basketball 31 : Girls’ Athletic Club 80- 3l ; Society Cuba 28-’29. L Frances Johnston A jolly nature everyone likes. Holton BHffhta Literary Society 28: Library Club 30: Louisiana Club 31- 32. J. P. Jordan “R ill in ft just to do my share. Beat Yet Literary Society 28- 31. M. C. Kelly “Eager to win my spurs. Lindbergh Literary Society 2fW 29; World Affairs Literary So- ciety 31- 32 ; Secretary World Affair Literary Society ’SI. ISHAM KlMBELL 'Sans peuret, sans reproach. Football 31- 32: Basketball S0- 31 ; Central Louisiana Hally 30; Plate Rallv 30-’31 : Louisiana Club 28: B Club SO- 32; Pres Club 30- 32: Hi-Y 30- 32; Quill and Scroll 30-32: President Term V. VII. John I). Kitterlin “Peace rules the day where peace rules the mind. Latin Club 29- 3©. Ferd Kramer ‘7 never flare be an funny as I can. Bolton HriichU Literary Society ’28- 30: President Tennis Club 8l-'82 : Hi-Y 8I- 32; Scrub Football Manager '29 'W; Football Man- ateer 32; Louisiana Club '32. Allen LaBorde “He sails bravely and safely on the High Seas. President Term I: Vice-President Best Yet Literary Society 28; Football '29- 31 : Hi-Y '31-32. I. B. LaCroix “Why study? It s easier to bluff the teachers French Club '29-'30 : World Affairs Club 31. Phyllis Lansing 44Constant and steady endeavor will receive its reward.' Cumtux Staff 31- 32: Press Club 31- 32; Honor Roll 29- 82; Li- brary Club 29- 30; I AUegro Club 29: Central Louisiana Rally 81: State Rally '31. Catherine Laurent “A smile goes a long, long way. Home Economics Club '29; L'Allejrro literary Society SO; Library Club '31; Tennis Club '31- 32: Museum Committee ’30- 3l. Clifford Lawience ‘7 would that the world know my greatness.” French Club '28; Traveler� ' Club 29-'80: Aaviation Club 30-'82 : B Club '30- 32 ; Secretary 'R Club '32 : Hi-Y '31-'32 ; Foolball '80-'32 ; Track '81-’82 : Captain Track 82. Marguerite Lawrfncf. “A beautiful flower is soon picked.” Science Club '29: Secretary Science Club '29; Be� t Yet Literary Society '30-'31 ; Tenni� Club '31-’82 ; Treasurer Science Club 'tO-’Sl. Marie Lawrence “A loyal companion, a faithful friend.” Society Cuba Literary Society 28; Home Economic� Club ’29-’82. Anne Lehman “Generally speaking, Anne's generally speaking.” Library Club 29; Crackerjack Literary Society '80; Girl� Ath- letic Club ' !. Dorothy Lewis “She has a heart for every hoy” Art Club SO-’JI : Booster� ' Club '32 ; Girl� ' Athletic Club 82. Rosa Lewis An artist—and what an artist! Science Club '28 . Glee Club '28- 32 : Girl� ' Double Quartette '28-‘81 ; Art Club '31 ; President Art Club ‘31 ; Bruin Staff '81-32; Museum Committee 81. Lottie Lofton 'True north is in being; not seeming. Scribbler� ' Club '28-‘80: Library Club ’80-‘Sl ; Girls' Athletic Club ’81-’82: Basketball 31-'32. Jeanette Lolan Her actions spell her character. Art Club '30- Sl : Orchestra ‘32. Clarissa Martin 7 inches were dollars, she'd he a pauper Dramatic Club 29-’32: Secretary Dramatic Club ‘31-32 ; Cumtux Staff 31-’32 : Blue Triangle ‘32; Central Louisiana Rally '30; State Rally SO. Virginia Martin A musician in our midst. Orchestra '29- 32 : Glee Club ’29-'3l ; Debating Club 3l- 32. I L. V. Marye “When fluty and pleasure conflict, le.t your conscience he your fiuide. Button Bright Literary Society ’28- 30 ; Asst. Manager Track 30: Track Manager ’31 ; B Club ’31-’3 2 ; Boxing Manfoer '32 : Glee Club '31-'32; Hi-Y '31-32. Mary Lucy McKean 'l 'othinn is impossible to a tcillinft heart and determined nature. Story Telling Club '29: Library Club '80: Blue Triangle ’3l-’32; Dramatic Club '.10-’82 : Cumtux Reporter: Debating Club '30- 32 : Pres Club '31-’S2: Cumtux Staff '3l-'32. Thomas McLire The cautious seldom err. Art Club ’29-'30 : Louisiana Club '81 : Vice-President Art Clut '29-'30 : Dramatic Club '31 ; Tenni� Club '81 : .Clee Club '29-'30. Camille Me M ai ns Smart—and lovable, too Blue Jacket Literary Society '29: Library Club '30; L'Allcgro Literary Society 30-’8l : Cumtux Staff ’Sl- 32. Henri Dee Mecison “Hitch your tvafton to a star.9 Science Club '29-'S0; Library Club '81; Basketball '30-'31. Ben Miller “Labor conquers nil things.99 Vlce-Preadelnt Blue Jackets Literary Society 2ft-’Sl ; Student Council 29-'30. Mercedes Miller Hp a live nire and you won't he stepped on. Wayne Morris Life is yours: make it tvhul you will. Radio Club '29; Student Council '29; Secretary Radio Club '31: Glee Club '31-'32. Geraldine Murphy She is well paid who is well satisfied. Odette Nassans She walks on the sunny side of the street. World Affairs Literary Society ’29-‘32. K. D. Needham 'Oh, give us a man who sings at his work Latin Club 28- 30 : World Affairs Literary Society 81. Mattie Nelson 'Knowledge earned. wisdom lingers” Blue Jacket� Literary Society 29-’30 ; Library Club 30- 32 : Bruin Staff Sl- 82: Honor Roll 29-'2l. Marzelle Newsom “Sincerity is a prized virtue among friends.” Spanish Club '29: Honor Roll ,29- 80; President Spanish Club 30; Dramatic Club 31. Hannah Newstadt “A full cup needs a steady hand” French Club 29-'80 ; Salamasrundi Literary Society ’30-'31 ; De- bating Club 29-'32: Cumtux Staff 81- S2. Murrell Norm and ‘7 you would have things come your way, go after them. Bolton Brijrhts Literary Society 29-’30: Tennis Club '31 ; Foot- ball -32. Ibrey Mae Oge “Consistency, thou art a jewel. Bolton Bright Literary Society '28; Society Cuba Literary So- ciety ’2� : Glee Club ’30-’3l : Library Club 30; Home Economic Club •31. Bernice O’Neil “There is not a moment without some duty Science Club 28- 29; Spanish Club SO-’Sl ; Girl ’ Athletic Club •31-’32. Rebul Parker “Handsome is as handsome does and she’s a beauty. Honor Roll '30 j Lindbergh Literary Society ’30: Home Economic Club '81; Rally ’30-‘31 : Press Club ’3l- 32 ; Blue Triangle ’32: Cumtux Staff '81--32. Birihe Leigh Parnell “If mirth is wealth, she is healthy, wealthy and wise. Art Club ’29: Blue Jacket Literary Society ‘29; I.’Allegro Literary Society '30; Bolton Bright Literary Society ’30; President Senior Science Club '81. Miriam Payne “Let thftse study who will. Bolton Bright Literary Society ’29-'30: Junior Science Club 'S0- 31 : Dramatic Club '29. Anne Pender “Let us be gay. Bolton Bright Literary Society '29; Boosters 29-'32 : Treasurer L’Allegro Literary Society '30: Vice-l’renident L'Alkgro Literary Society 31: Blue Triangle '29. 32: Tennis Club '31- 32: Library Club '32 : Girls' Athletic Club '32 : Glee Club '29-'32 : Honor Roll 29-'30. Elizabeth Pender “Life is what we make it. ' Bolton Bright Literary Society '29; L Allegro Literary Society '30: Cumtux Reporter; Treasurer L'AUegro Literary Society '80; Blue Triangle '29-'32 : Library Club '32 : Tennis Club '32 ; Student Council '29: Glee Club '29-'82. Rose Petk.as ‘‘Hlock. block eyes and dusky hair Have an advantage over the fair. Blue Jacket Literary Society 29; Science Club 30; Art Club '30; Library Club '30 Girls' Athletic Club ,31-'32; Glee Club 31- 32. Clara Reese Pickett She is the material of which dreams are made. Salamagundi Literary Society '28; Secretary L'AHegro Literary Society '81 ; Clee Club 29-'31 : Double Quartet '81 ; Girl Quartet '31 ; Mixed Cuartet '81: Boosters' Club '31- 32; Blue Triangle '29- 32: Li- brary Club 31. George Pittman Let the whole wide world wiggle for I've got it by the tail. Football 29- 32 : Blue Jacket Literary Society '28- 29; B Club 29-'32 Track '27 ; Basketball '28: Hi-Y '29-'32: Student Council '29; Co-Captain Football '31 ; Glee Club '31. Frankie Poteet “A flood sport in more than one way Bolton HriKht Literary Society ’29; Bent Yet Literary Society '80 ; World Affaire Li’erary Society '31. Joan Prkssbi rg “If ever there tvas a genius—Joan is one. SalamaKundi Literary Society '29; Press Club ’29-’S2; Cumtux Staff 30. 32: Blue Trianjcle ’30-32: Honor Roll 29-'32; Quill and Scroll ’81- 82. Lorraine Price “Opposites (Utract and Hoh $ a blond. Glee Club '29- 8l ; Bolton Bright Literary Society 29-'3l : Hoontere’ Club ’80- 32 : Blue Triangle '31-’32. Nellie Pugh “Her heart is true as steel. Art Club 29- 31. Mary Rainey “A cheerful disposition is a fund of real capital. Society Cuba Literary Society ‘29: Library Club ’30- 81 : Vice- President Senior Science Club '31-’32: Home Economics Club ’Sl-’32. Francis Joe Rateau “If there isn’t a uniy. make one.” Traveler� Club ‘23; Science Club 30; Track 81; B” Club Sl- 32 ; Hl-Y '81. Dorothy Ray “Flirtation is attention without intention Lindbergh Literary Society '29 ; Booster ’ Club 29; Girl� Athletic Club 31- 32; Library Club 80. Pattyf Region “She seeketh wisdom and worketh willingly with her hands' Student Council 29; Honor Roll 29; President Lindbergh Literary Society 29: Cafeteria Staff 30. Hilda Rice “If you don't aim high you will never hit high World Affairs Literary Society 2«; Society Cubs Literary Society 29: Crackerjack Literary Society 30: Senior Science Club 30; Glee Club 31. M A R.l ORI K RICH A RDS O N “She’s pretty and tear, in a heart-breaking icay.” Bolton Bright Literary Society 29; Vice-President Louisiana Club 30; Booster� Club 30- 32 : Student Council 29- 30; Press Club 81- 82. Blue Triangle 30- 82; Term VII Cumtux Reporter: Bruin Staff 32. Katheryn Riddling ‘Bnby$ be careful with those eyes. Cum tux Reporter Term I : Blue Jackets Literary Society ’29 • Secretary Blue Jackets ’29: Blue Triangle '82; Secretary Library Club ’81. Doris Lane Ringgold Am hi: ion rules her mind, but love rules her heart. Salaniavrundi Literary Society 29. Library Club 30-‘31 : Louisiana Club '30- 31 ; Press Club 82; Cumtux Staff Sl-’82 ; Blue Trianjcle 3l- 32; Honor Roll 29-31. )dessa Roberts 'A ready smile lights a world of sorrow. Best Yet Literary Society 29- 30; Bolton Brischts Literary Society ’30- 31 : Home Economics Club 32. Thelma Robertson Let me live in a house by the side of the road, and be a friend to man. Glee Club ’28-’3l ; Blue Jackets Literary Society 28; Craekerjack Literary Society 30. Mires Rosenthal Suit the word to the action and the action to the word. Society Cubs Literary Society 28; Radio Club '28- 29 ; Band 29- 80; Senior Science Club 80- 32. Abe Rubin C niiis wins sometimes, hard uork always Salamairundi Literary Society '28; liruin Staff ’30-’82: Lind- bcnrh Literary Society '28; Traveler� Club '29; Art Club 29- 32. Ki th Ellen Kluy -and the high souls grope the high way ’ biue Jackets Literary Society ‘29; L'Al!e ro Literary Society '29: Dramatic Club '29-’32; Honor Roll 29- 81 : Student Council ’29-’30. Nell Russell uAft and H's hut she knows no C'sS9 L'Allegro Literary Society '29 ; Dramatic Club 29-'32 : Honor Roll 29-’32 : Student Council '29-'30. Bernice Ryder Why study? It's easier to bluff the teuchers. World Affair� Literary Society 29-’30; Library Club 'SO. Boyce Leigh Sadler At hist! Perpetual motion!' L AUegro Literary Society '29: Glee Club '29- Sl ; Dramatic Club '31-‘32 ; Blue Triangle 31-’82 : Boosters' Club '30- 32 : Carnival Court 31; Cumtux S:aff 32: Honor Roll '29-'S0 ; Girls’ Athletic Club ’30-'31. Odell Schilling “Determination makes the mark Debating Club 29; Cumtux Stuff ’3l-’32 ; I’rea� Club 32; Hand 29- 32. Dorothy Schmidt “Beauty is to he treasured. Art Club 29: Debating Club '80; Library Club 31; Cumtux Staff 31« 82. Chester Pai l Siess “His head isn't pitffed up; it s just full of brains. Salamagundi Literary Society '29: French Club ’29: Debating Club 30 : Orators Club 80 ; Cumtux Staff 3l- 32 : Quill and Scroll 32 ; Biggest New� 30. Lillie Slay “She just cant control those eyes ' Art Club 29- 81 ; Cumtux Staff 32. Steve Smith Not afraid of work hut not in sympathy with it. Debating Club 29; Band 29- 82 : Chief Musician of Band 31- 32. W. P. Smith 44Laugh and grow fat anti am I serious! Radio Club 29; Latin Club 29- 30 ; World Affairs Club 81. La ngston Sn ydek “Work is the keynote to success Debating Club '29: Latin Club 29- 80 ; World Affairs Literary So- ciety 81. Frank Stehr “Life, I challenge you to try me. W« rid Affaire Literary Society 29- 82. David Stephens 44Laugh for tomorrow , today will soon he yesterday. Woodrow Stewart “Say, girls, you can’t vamp me! Basketball 29- 80: Football 82 ; Glee Club 29- S2 : Lindbergh Lit- erary Society 29; Vice-President Lindbergh Literary Society 29; 'B’ Club 29: French Club 27. Mary Strother .1 small body may harbor a large soul Salamasrundi Literary Society '29: Science Club 80-’31 : Home Economics Club '32. Jams Sullivan “Pleasant to work with and witty to talk with. Bolton Brights Literary Society 29 ; Louisiana Club '80 ; Orchestra ’30- 31 ; Cumtux Staff 82 : Press Club '32. John Lee Tkekell An earnest and loyal student. Bolton Bright Literary Society '28; Library Club ’29-'30. Loyd Thurman “Let those study who will; tis not mr intent to die of hard labor: John F. Twilley ‘ e has an innocent face, but -. Orchestra '31-'32 ; Band '29-'32. Bobby Tyler “She hasn't met me. Hand 80-'32; Drum Major '82: Orchestra ’30- 31 : Debating Club ’81-’82. Ll Ella Yeazey “A bundle of pep and personality. Secretary Term� I and II : French Club ’29; Girl� ' Athletic Club '80-'32; Boonter� ' Club 81-'S2 : Cheerleader '80; Carnival Court '81. ChARLOTTE W A KEFIELD “Her mother's patented talking machine. Diamalic Club '28; Scribblers Club '29; Crackerjack Literary So- ciety 80 ; Glee Club '81 ; Girls Athletic Club '32. Virginia Wheadon “Heautiful—but far from dumb. Dramatic Club 29 : Honor Roll '29 : President Louisiana Club '80 ; Press Club 81-’S2 : Tennis Club 31 ; Blue Triangle 'SI- 82 ; Bruin Staff '29-’S2; Editor-in-Chief of Bn n '32: Cumtux Staff '81 ; Quill and Scroll '81--32. Bi elah Weatherford “Says li:tle. thinks lots. Harriet White “A friend to all and all’ to a friend. Bolton Bright Literary Society '28: Art Club ’29: Press Club 30- 32 ; Blue Triangle ’29- 32 ; Secretary Blue Triangle '32 : Glee Club 30- 82 ; Quill and Scroll 31- 32 : Booster ’ Club 32 ; Cumtux Staff 31- 82 ; Manager of Glee Club 32. Thelma W ilkkrson “Speech is silver, but silence is gold. Spanish Club 29- 32. Mary Stuart W illiams “Dancing exes so full of laughter, onlx serious when they huff to. Honor Roll. 29-'80; Vice-President Terms I and II; Student Coun- cil 29: Glee Club 29-’S2 ; Dramatic Club ’29; Blue Triangle ’30- 82 : Vice-President Blue Triangle '82 ; President Girls Athletic Club ’29- 30 ; Basketball Manager ’31 ; State Rally ’30-’3l ; Cumtux Staff ’30- 32 ; Press Club '29- 32 ; President Press Club 32 : Carnival Queen 31 : Boosters' Club 81- 32 : Secretary Boosters Club. Marilyn Woods “Marilyn note; Marilyn ever; U oods just note, but not forever.' Girls Athletic Club 32. Bek Smith “Hashful! You just don't knotv hint. Best Yet Literary Society 27; Salamagundi Literary Society 28: Hi-Y 29-’32 ; Football 30- 82. Leroy Roland “Brains elaborately thrown away. Annie Mae Adams 1 isn't hard for sugar to be sweet. 9 Beat Yet Literary Society 28: Home Economics Club 28; Senior Science Club '30; Tenni� Club 31. Otis Gremillion Anyway, we appreciate his good intentions 99 Bolton Bright Literary Society 28- 29 : Glee Club 30. ♦ Junior Organization ♦ Term VI President—John Ridge Vice-President Jack Wharton Secretary-Treasurer— Bill Stafford Term V President—C. E. Ewing Vice-President—Helen Bolton Secretary-TreaMirer—Ei.oisk Lassiter Allen Ardoin Willie V. Armstrong James Ayant Rose Elizabeth Baker V. Bardwf.ll Elmer Bilb ray Helen Bolton Stella Breiley Annie Laurie Brumfield Billy Buchanan Jack Buckner Mary Bunn Georcie Butler Vincent Cicero Arden Clark Irma Cooper William Culpepper J. T. Danbrkun Emile Daricek Albert D as pit Lucille Davis Katherine Deavers Lilri rn DkMoss M ary Null Doss Benny I)i free Alma Edwards Ottie Mae Duncan Shirley I)i puy A. J. Durham Kith Ensley C. E. Ewing Frank Fava Edith Feau jua Katie Mae Fields Fkank Flynn Pauline Forrest Delos Gayer A. L. G RE MILLION Harry Gre million Marjorie Hall William Hambrice Vance Hancock Marguerite Hanley Vera Mae Harper Dicky Hat horn Clara Louise Havard Louise Heiss C. H. Higgins J. A. Higgins Gertrude Hudson Margarette Hunter Clyde Jordan Constance Rachel Harold Kaplan W. C. Kelly Forrest King Eloise Lassiter Elizabeth Littrll Lucille Loe Albert Lltz Homo Lawrence Siiionk Lawrence Ellen Fat Lymberis Delorks Maddox Harriet Mathews Della Mullet Lillian Marhefka Roland Martin Dick McConnell Catherine McIntosh Eloise Metoyer Leo Michiels Opal Miller Hilly Milner Celeste Murchison Frances Nash Gordon Nunn ally Allen Odom Mary Elizabeth Overton Dwight Pakdle Dorothy Patterson Fred Patureau J. C. Patureau Penny Petkas Pauline Peyton Faye Phillips Elmena Porter Bernard Prkssbirc Claudia Price Ruby Price 9 Mary Catherine Proctor Angelique Provosty Paul King Rand Era Jane Reed John Ridge Nai man Scott Slaughter Segrist Mae Sitton Walter Lee Simpson James Smith Bill Stafford Catherine Steiir Jules Stelly Nealon Stracener Eleanor Strength Marlare Strickland Ada Tarver Earl St. Rom a ink Eloise Taylor Ethel Audrey Taylor Riiorfr Tfxada Shirley Texaoa Mary Morris Tooraen Crena Tullos Francis Verzwyvelt Dorothy Waddell Flora W alker Nellie Walker Geraldine Wblch Jack W harton Fred White Louise White Dolly Wilks George Williamson Bless Wilson Doris Wilson Eddie Zmek Underclassmen Tkrm IV— Hoys Term IV—Girls Term III—Girls Term II—Boys 'Perm II—Girls Term I—Boys Term I—Girls NKoglffio,Dular clln derclassm en. ' Cyreshman COTTON■ MILNER, MUSICAL COMEDY ‘ MARRYING MARIAN” FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 11, 1931 BOLTON HIGH AUDITORIUM Sponsored by Girls' Athletic Club Directed by Miss Rachael IS or press fN3llVZlNV!KI0 CLI4N SPEECH CLEAN LIVING Eg SCHOULSHII UIWQIftCC ATHLETICS IB CMAZC E? COE 2 GLAZf 3 n n.vc i P HANCOCK n dium Q. LAooaoe 0 KM ISA CL B KGAnto P FI 1 13 CULPIPIttft. PITTMAN K nuti OAUkCM if (•OftPAlW MiLMca I §i BUIE S' T If IAN G IE : ®l;€i m. B CLUB W MOFFlTT PRESIDENT £ LAWRtNCL SEC. TRES. HUMBLE BAULCH VICTORJ“ NOBLE LCJEIU mfmT El ij P n n 1� n n n SPONSOR MIDGET DUNNAM MARY STUART WILLIAMS BETTY ARRINGTON MARY DUNCAN BUIE KATHERINE DAVID MARJORIE RICHARDSON HARRIET WHITE BLESS WILSON AGALICE MARSH CLARA LOUISE HAVARD N1TA BAKER JANE ELLEN ARRINGTON m _ FLORENCE BRENNER LORRAINE PRICE m KATHLEEN ROBERTS HELEN RUSSELL CLARA REESE PICKETT ANNE PENDER FRANCES EDWARDS ■BOYCE LEIGH SADLER JUSTINE BRUNER MARGARET ANN BRUNER MABEL BARBER ELGIN DUNCAN ELOISE HAWORTH •MARION BELL ELIZABETH BRAME LUELLA VEAZEY Cumtux Staff—1931-1932 J. T. BAULCH Edit or-in-Chief CLYDE EDWARDS CHESTER PAUL SIESS REBUL PARKER THEO DOIRON Associate Editors JOHN GEORGE Sports Editors CONSTANCE RACHEL DOROTHY SCHMIDT Proof Readers Literary Staff MARY STUART WILLIAMS MARY LUCY MrKEAN RUTH ELLEN RUDY JANIS SULLIVAN HARRIET WHITE ALLEN ODOM DORIS LANE RINGGOLD SHIRLEY FORGOTSON ODELL SCHILLING PHYLLIS LANSING JOAN PRESSBURG EDWARD GLAZE STUART POPE o ERIC W. HARRIS NEALON STRACENER Business Manager Circulation Manager VERNON HOLLOMAN ALBERTA BOUSCAREN DELLA MAILLET LILLY SLAY Typists ---o---- Solicitors MARY FRANCES BLAKE HANNAH NEWSTADT RICHARD CROWELL BOYCE LEIGH SADLER MISS MABLE HAWTHORNE MISS JOSEPHINE WEIL MISS JULIA WHITE MISS AMY NACHMAN Literary Sponsors Business Sponsors CLARISSA MARTIN MARIANA EVANS HAROLD KAPLAN Member of “Quill and Scroll,” Rational Society “Pi,” Louisiana State Association “The Fourth Estate,” North and Central Louisiana Association National Scholastic Press Association, National Organization American Boy Service, National Service AmTICN CLUB PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SEC. TRES. H W E3 OB E9 i THE BALCONY SITTERS - GRACE KING The LOUISIANA CLUB dedicates its page, in bruin to miss grace king WHO GAVE HER TALENTS TO PRESERVING THE LEGENDS OF LOUISIANA A'J II !? n a n 12 h n J HELEN BOLTON_ SECRETARY . .1 i OF LOUISIANA MARY Dl BUIE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT si Fs n Li n n 0 3 1 n n TRfWB WYATT MARJORIE HALL ELIZABETH LITTF.LL PEGGIE LELUNDIE LOUISE PITTS THOMAS MCCLURE FRANCES JOHNSTON LOUIS LFKEAN DOROTHY DUTY DICK BRENNER ELENOP STRENGTH LILLIAN TAYLOR THEDA B. SHUMAKE WALUCE OQUINN BESSIE ANDRIES VELMA L. ADAMS JANE E. ARRINGTON HELOISE METCYER MRS. PETERS SPONSOR ELOiSE DAVIS MARIAN BELL LEITHA DAVIS N1TA BAKER HOPE HARDY ELLEN F.LYMBERJS FLORA BROOKS LOUISE DUNLAP FLORENCE BRENNER CATHERINE MHNTQSH ELVA MAE RUSH WILMA ORR JAMES NASH FRANCES CHAMBERS KATHERINE DAVID PEARL BOND ELIZABETH FUNDEBURK MILDRED ANDRIES ri lib Vice TtCx Tscc Ttc The Charles Hcu.uk Malcolm Bradford Mikky Colmllion John B. Kim. k Jamie Edwards Lora Ay mono Forrest King Steve Legambi Tom McLt re Wayne Morris Boys’ Glee Club Winston McGown Loris Necrotto Dwight Parole John Rachel Nai man Scott Rhohek Texada Clinton Whatley Travis Wyatt Don Alford Sam Cutter Thu Girls’ Glee Cli b Makv LaFollette, Director Betty Arhip Constance Rachel Bobbie John Rogers Sidone Scott Ri bie Price Bless Wilson Mary Stuart Williams Mildred Lewis Hazel Ti llier Velma Louse Adams Rose Elizabeth Baker Marion Bell Hazel Besso nett Flor Brooks nnie Lai hie Brim field Mary Francis Blake Eliz betii Cotton Harriet White, Manager cton, Accompanist Shirley Duply Hope Hardy Annie Ruth Jordan Eloise Lassiter Sidone Lawrence Rosa Lewis Effie Lymberis Catherine McIntosh Ibiiey Mae Ole Mary Elizabeth Overton Anne Pender Elizabeth Pender Rose Petkas Clara Reese Pickett Louise Pitts nceliqi e Proyosty LOIS ANDRTES VICE PRESIDENT LAWRENCE KNECHT SECRETARY Newcomers ADAMS H. CHICOLA. V. HAWORTH. D. MERCER. B. SASSFR. J. ANDREWS. M. CLEMENT. D. HAWORTH. M MESSER. F. SCALLON. E. ANDRIES. L. CLOSE. B HEATON. J. MEYERS. D. SCALLON. M ARRINGTON. H. CONSTANTINO. R. HIRSCH. L. MICH I EL. M. SCHMIDT. E. AYCOCK. C. COKER. L. HROMADKA. S. MICHIELS. H. SENDEN. E. AYCOCK. G. CREWS. V. JOHNS. J. MILNER. G SESSUM. M. AYRES. A. CROCKETT. R. JOHNSON. A. MOORE. A J. SEYMOUR. M. BALL. F. CROUCH. W. JOHNSON. E. MOUTON. L. SHIREY, E. BRACH. F. CUNNINGHAM. A. JUNEAU. I. NASSANS. J. SLIMAN. L. BARNETT. E. DANABY. A. KACHEL. L. J. NATIONS. A SMITH. Y. BARRON. C. DANCY. R KITTERLIN. F. NEEDHAM K D. STEVENS. D. BASCO. L. DANTIN. M. KNECHT. L. NICHOLSON. J. STRACENER. A. BEALL. W. DAVIS. J. LANE. M NOONE. D. STRICKLAND. A. BEAUBOEUF. G. DEAR. J. LANE. S. NOONE. G. TFXADA. C. BEAUBOEUF. I. DEAUZAT. A. LEMANTINA. R. NOONE. S. TEXADA. J. BFLGARD. L. DeGROAT. E. LAWRENCE. C. NORM AND. S. TRACY. N. BELGARD. M. DeKEYSER. J. LAWRENCE. L. NUGENT. I. Tl'MA. H. BLALOCK. F. He WITT. A. LAWRENCE. R. ODOM. J VANHOOF. F. BLAND. G. DOWTY. E. I.KGGIO. A. O'NEAL. W VOLTZ. D. BLOXOM. E. DELANEY. H. LEMOINE. B. PACHOLIK. F. WAINWRIGHT. I. BONNETTE. M. DUNN. E. LEWIS. C. PEARCE. E. WALKER. C. BORDELON. E. DURHAM. M. LEWIS. D. PENNY. O. WALKER. M BOYD. T DYFR. H. LOFTON. H. PETERS. J. WATHEN. D. BRANNON. D. EASTON. D. LOFTON. L. PIERCE. E. WATSON. J. BRIDENDALL. E. EDWARDS. L. LOW. B. POSNER. H. wf.athersby. r. BROWN. C EWING. B. LUKE. O. PRICE. R. WEBB. N. BROWNLEE. M FLYNN. L. LYMBFRIS. I. RANSBOTTOM. C. WEST. W BUNCH. B. FOG I. EM A N. C. McCARTY. M REDDING. V. WHATLEY. N. BUNN. R. GATES. N. McCULLOUCH. L. REEVES. M WILLIAMS. M. BURKE. T. GRASS. W. McGREW. L. REGIONS. T. WILSON. B. BITPNUM. J. GLASSCOCK. I. McLURE. J REM BERT. E. WILSON. G. BUTLER. C. GLOVER. A. MADDOX. G. RIALS. W. WILSON. G. CAMPBELL. I. GUILLOT. F. J. MATHEWS. M RICHARDSON. B. WINDHAM. L. CANNON. N. GUZZO. E. MAYNOR. M. RICHEY. L WOODSON. M CAPPEL. M HANLEY. A. MEDICA. B. ROGERS. E. YEAGER. S. CARROT.I.. E. HANSON. E. MEDICA. S. ROUTIFR. C. CAULFIELD. J. HARKINS. I. MEEKER. B. RYDER. H CHAMBERS. F. HARKINS. W. MEG INN. R. SANSON. B. Sponsor� : CHATELAIN. E. HARPER. L. M ELICHOR. V. SANSON. C. MISS MARY ROBERTS CHAUDOIR. G. HARPER. M. MERCHANT. C. SASSER. I. MRS. HOLLOMAN ( )rchestra Rose E. Biker II arbin Bodoii: W. I). Boddie Noah Boiirer M. H. Foster Earl Fogle man William Hatiiorne Norman Landry Jeannette Lolan Mary H. Lindley Acalice Marsh Clarice O'Neal James Potts Herman Scallan John Soden Charles Stevens Brice Wallace Mary Watson Bless Wilson Charles Beck Ellis Martin FRANCES RUBIN WM. COtPEPPER MARVIN LYMBERIS LUCILLE DAVIS CANTEEN STAFF Cornei: John Dyson Earl Fogleman Melvin Gold Herbert Gray Jewel Hargis W. C. Kelly Roland Kimball Dudley Moffitt Richard Power Arless Spielman Alto: Leroy Baden Clyde Bardwell OFFICERS STEVE SMITH, Chief Musician ELTON DYSON Principal Musician BOBBY TYLER. Drum Major J. D. SMITH, Director Saxophone: Leo Ball Ewell Blake Wilton Fremaux R. A. Hargis Bobby Tyler Snare Drum z A. V. Bardwell Milton Simpson Hass: Harbin Boddie Joe Kaplan Clarinet: W. I). Boddie Noah Bohrer M. H. Foster Earl Hatfield Aubrey Posner Horace Rand David Stephens John Twilley Trombone: Wm. Hat horn Bruce Wallace Marshall Cappel liar it one: Alton Cole Eddie Zmek Hass Drum: Elton Dyson Cymbals: Rollo Lawrence Tenor: • Anthony Leggio Melophone: Ellis Martin Sousaphone: Steve Smith I3Ki(i(ST IlC US llilllKKS 1932 WON BY BOLTON HIGH SCHOOL MAY 1930 BOUON HIGH SCHOOL JANUARY 1931 PERMANENTLY AWARDED TO BOLTON HIGH SCHOOL JANUARY 1932 HERMAN DUNCAN WKW3 faOPHY AWAROFP TO THE HlOH SCHOOL LOUISIANA OR MISSISSIPPI [i;N.� mE[ ejvw ! ■ � � pfonsl BIGGF5INEWS OF THF. WEEK V CONTEST AO A THOWY OF EXCELLENCE, IK KNOWLEPOF APPRECMTON Or CURRENT WORLD AFFAIRS V© CMKMOJO IN TFC HSMB Y OP THfcQMT jf A HARRY ESKEW REBUL PARKER CAMILLE MHiEINS FERD KRAMER JOAN PRESSBURG DORIS RINGGOLD MATTIE NELSON DICKY HATHORN CONSTANCE KACHEL RUTH RUDY HERMAN CALLAHAN RUTH CALDWELL CARNIVAL O QUEEN MARGARET HEHPEN Q MAIDS KING LEROY ROLAND KNIGHTS '■ . ■ BETH ARRINGTON I5HAM KIMBALL jane Ellen arrington JIMMIE LANKIN MARY PRANCES BLAKE BRUCE WALLACE V. L J ELIZABETH 6RAME OLIVER ANGLE MISS KILPATRICK SPONSOR Library Club' Oli kb Ancle. President T v ler Bla n n, I ice-President Kathryn Riddling, Secretary-Treasurer Lora Ay mono Faye Blanchard Bennie I)i pree Elizabeth Em.ar Ben Lucas Mattie Nelson Marie Pace Anne Pender Libby Pender Clara Reese Pickett Jules Stelly Malcolm Focleman John Lee Teekell Sponsors: Miss McGehee Miss Johnson ATHLETIC J BYRD HOMER BATON ROUGE LAKE CHARLES CROWLEY NATCHITOCHES WINNFIELD LAFAYETTE OUACHITA TIOGA JENA BOYCE LECOMPTE CASTOR DRY PRONG FOREST HILL CHENEYVILLE OLLA STANDARD MALCOLM BRADFORD CHARLES EZERNACK L. V. Mar ve Manager L. Knecht R. A LOCK. J. Edwards X. 0. Regions B. Wroten Assistant Manager J. Brannon N. Boiirkr T. Paidue O. Berlin C. A. Bobbins M. Boiirkr SCHEDULE Junuary 30 February 6 February 13 February 19 March 2 March 11 March 18 March 25 April 2 April 7, 8, Bolton va. Monroe—Here. —Boltcn vs. Monroe—There. —Bolton vs. Catholic High. Baton Rouge—Here. Bolton vs. Catholic High. Baton Rouge—There. —Bolton vs. Pine Prairie—Here. — Bolton vs. Lake Char let —There. —Pending. —Pending. —Pending. 9 —State Tournament in Baton Rouge. ALL STATE ALL SOUTHERN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER September 23—Lafayette High School -Alexandria September 30 —Crowley High School —Alexandria October 7 —Lake Charles High School —Lake Charles October 14 —Winnfield High School —Alexandria October 21 —Baton Rouge High School —Baton Rouge October 28 Natchitoches High School Alexandria November 4 —Byrd High School —Alexandria November 19 —Homer High School —Homer November 24 —Ouachita Parish High School—Alexandria WALTER SMITH-HALFBACK DUDLEY MOFFITT-TACKLE DICK BRENNER -«QUARTERBACK ALLEN LA0ORDE-GUARD JOHN RIDOE-TACKLE Meeting a� its opponent Home of I he strongest schools in the Mate, the Holton football team acquit- ted itself well by winning game and losing. Despite the fart that they suffered several defeats the interpid Bears amply made up for this by their excellent playing and admir- able GUY MILNER-HALFBACK VERNON BELL-END JIM DANIELS-CENTER portsnianship. on account of whi we may justly sav they have credit ably upheld the honor and repa- tation of Holton High School. George Pitman was awarded the medal as the most valuable player. The medal was given by Nathan Weil. LEO DAVIS - FULLBACK ROY LOE-GUARD CLIFFORD LAWRENCE-TACKLE Bl LL STAFFORD - FULLBACK VANCE HANCOCK-HALFBACK WOOOROW STUART-END, 15HAM KIMBALL-OUARD RIP BARRON - CENTER . Alternate Captain of 1932. He Captain of 1932. He was a last wag a|so a |a!i| year's letterman year's letterman anil this year amj jg now one of the best iias done wonderful playing. renters of the state. Another of the last year's let- termen and a forward. He with the help of “Red Hall has made a system that rannot he beaten. One of last years lettermen and forward this year. He is high point man atid one of the best forwards of the state. Ouv MILNER - GUARO u.v Duncan - ouard OOC. KIMBAL L- PH VSICI AN December 19, 1932: Holton vg. Lerompte—36-18 December 22, 1932: Holtmi I • � r«--i Hill —46-20 January 8, 1932: Holton vs. Winnfield—63-6 January 9, 1932: Hoi on vs. Lake Charles 24-13 January 12, 1932: Holton vs. Forest Hill—15-18 January 15, 1932: Holton vs. Winnfield—33-16 January 16, 1932: Holton vs. Tioga—25-22 January 22, 1932: Holton vs. Boyce- 35-25 January 23, 1932: Holton vs. Ouachita—43-13 DWIGHT PAR DUE-FORWARD VERNON BELL-CENTER January 29, 1932 Holton vs. Ouachita—37-7 February 12, 1932 Holton vs. Jena—28-25 January 30, 1932: Holton vs. Tioga—24-14 February 6. 1932 Holton vs. Lake Charles—21-18 February 9, 1932 Holton vs. Byrd—30-13 February 13, 1932 Holton vs. Jena—20-18 February 16, 1932: Holton vs. Lerompte—31-19 February 19, 1932 Holton vs. Olla-Standard—32-14 February 20. 1932: Holton vs. Chenevville—32-16 February 20, 1932: Holton vs. Castor—22-20 February 20. 1932: Holton vs. Dry Prong—19-26 February 25, 1932: Holton vs. Lafayette—31-17 February 26. 1932 Holton vs. Byrd—33-11 ■ JULIAN F J.T. BAULCH eOBBV FOWLER ALT. CAPT. 3L NOLAN MARVE OWIOHT PARDUE CLIFFORD LAWRENCE DICK BRENNER CAPT. ELECT.-32. ALT. CAPT. ELECT 3X 1931 Track Results 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Bolton 70. Marksville 42. Cottonport 22. Bolton 72 1 3. Lake Charles 37 1 2. Ouachita 25 1 3. Southwestern Relays: Bolton Third. Bolton 42. Baton Rouge 75. Central Louisiana Rally: Bolton 39. Nearest State Rally: Bolton Fifth. S. I. A. A.: Bolton 3rd in H. S. division. . Resume of 1931 Track Season Bolton's track season was the best in several years, and six athletes set all time Bolton track records and three Central Louisiana Rally records. In the first meet of the year Bolton defeated Marksville and Cottonport easily by winning nine of the fifteen first places. Lawrence put the shot 45 feet in the first meet of his life. Lake Charles and Ouachita were met next and this proved to he easier than the previous meet. Brister starred by winning the 440 and 880 runs. In a dual match with Baton Rouge the Bears were defeated although Bolton won five first places from the State champions. Brister again proved outstanding by capturing both the 440 and 880 runs. McGinnis went to 11 feet in the pole vault; Barron made 5 feet 6 inches in the high jump: ami Marve won the 100- yard dash. The S. L. I. Relays in Lafayette were very exciting and close. Bolton won thin! in the high school division with the work of McGinnis in the pole vault outstanding. The greatest triumph of the season was the Central Louisiana Chamnionship. Captain McGinnis broke the low hurdles record with 26.8 seconds. Lawrence threw the shot 44 feet 6 1 2 in. to a new record and Marve made a new record in the hop. step, and iump with 44 feet. Bolton was more than ten points ahead of her nearest rival. The State Rally in Baton Rouge finished the season for til� Bears and they won fifth place. Brister's work in winning the State Championship in the 440 was outstanding. I ntka-Mi r i. Basketball Bolton High School Company G. Wivnkh of the Girls’ ‘Gym” Tournament All-Star Basketball Girls Athletics Not the least of the activities in which Bolton justly prides herself is her endeavor in the field of athletic . The importance of the development of sound bodies as well as sound minds is fully recognized, and because of this recognition, the excellence and general perfection of our school is brought about. It is a well-known fact that physical health leads to moral cleanliness and mental soundness. No athlete can be a good sportsman without at the same time creating for himself an honor which will be his guide throughout life. No one enter- ing fully into the spirit of the game, enthusiastic and loyal, can fail to build up a wholesome character of a sort which will he a distinct asset to him in the great School of Life. Vi hat is more, no player skilled in the game, his brain alert, his faculties trained to the utmost, his abilities used in a manner making for will and intelligence, can truthfully assert that he has been turned out of school less than a finished prod- uct fully equipped for any contingency. Like the artist, the athlete, though he does not devote his life to the perfection of his work, nevertheless obtains from physical exercise that complete absorption and recreation which is necessary in the more successful pursuit of studies and full development of character, mind, and body. ALEXANDRIA WELCOME r IS INDEED A PLEASURE TO WELCOME VISITORS to Alexandria. Inasmuch an it is a physical impossibility to greet each of you personally, we take this means to assure you a hearty welcome to our city and trust that your stay will be so pleasant you will come again or that pos- sibly you will make your home here and become one of us. All of our utilities are municipally owned. If you be- come one of us you are immediately a stockholder in this great corporation. Vi e want you to visit our wonderful parks and enjoy our many places of interest. If the Mayor and Commissioners can be of service to you please do not hesitate to call on us. V. V. LAMKIN, Mayor. Commissioner of Public Health anil Safety, V. M. ARE, Commissioner Finance anil Public Utility. R. W. BRINGHURST, Commissioner of Streets anil Parks. TASTE THE DIFFERENCE WHEN EATING For Your Health’s Sake Demand PASTEURIZED MILK Products of LOUISIANA ICE UTILITIES, Inc . ICE CREAM AND DAIRY DEPARTMENT II E SERVE BOLTON HIGH CAFETERIA “Alexandria’s Best Store Everythin ft for Everybody Corner Third and Washington Streets Smart Footwear and Hosiery For Men Women and Children Add to Your Education Your Brightest Looks and Cheeriest Spirits Nothin” contributes so much to that coveted appearance which attracts as perfectly chosen apparel. Here vou get the highest standards of quality and the great- est values in the field of ready-to-wear. WEISS GOLDRING Everything to Wear Compliments of HERE COMES PACE LOCAL AND LONG-DISTANCE MOVING Phone 830 Alexandria, La. Compliments of S. W. SERVICE STATION If e Wash anil Grease Cars Batteries Recharged Lee and Bolton Alexandria. La. Compliments of S. II. KRESS AND CO. Class Rings, Class Pins and Athletic Trophies We Furnish the Senior Ring C. A. Schnack Jewelry Co., Ltd. For 67 Years Alexandria’s Best Jewelry Store 924 Third Street Alexandria, La. HEMENWAY COVPLETE HOME FURNISHERS For IDEAL Graduation Presents 3rd at Jackson Phone 92 UNDERSELLING EVERYBODY Phone 3361 WOLF’S SERVICE Sixth and Jackson COURTESY Plenty of Parking Spare Compliments of Alexandria Building Material Co., Inc. LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 35 Alexandria, La. TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1932 GREETINGS May the influence of Bolton Hi be reflected in success, unlimited, throughout your future life, and you. in turn, cast credit upon that magnificent institution. BROWN-ROBERTS THE HARD� ARE CORNER Second and Johnston Streets Alexandria, La. Phone 3361 QUALITY QUANTITY VARIETY ALEXANDER BOLTON Insurance Agency. Inc. □ FIRE, LIFE, STEAM BOILER, ACCIDENT, TORNADO, LIABILITY, PLATE GLASS, ami other lines of INSURANCE. □ Guaranty Bank Buildinf! Phone 26 Alexandria, La. ofein Insurance- 'Ammen's Powder Compliments iff H. C. Collier, Manager Compliments iff J. W. BEASLEY Compliments of Makers of FINE PHOTOS □ Official Photographer of the Bruin, 1931-1932 THIRST KNOWS NO SEASON Drinl -- In Bottles 5c Compliments of RAPIDES HOTEL J. S. Wheadon, the Friendly Host —Free Parking in Fireproof Building —High Class Care —Reasonable Rates HABITUAL SAVING is the safest way to SUCCESS Invest with us We pay 6 and 8 per cent on investments Call for information Rapides Building Loan Association Ask About Our To the Graduates LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING This store extends to you our heartiest congratulations—! ALEXANDRIA STEAM LAUNDRY We invite every boy' and girl graduate to do us the honor to visit our store for things that are smart and youthful. You'll find just the things to please you here at very moder- ate prices. Phones 110-63 SIMON BROS., Ltd. PURE FOOD GROCERY Piggly Wiggly Stores Rush’s Pastry Shop Alexandria and Pineville “If it’s good In rat we sell it” Compliments of U. T. DOWNS Always Ask for “It Is Deliriously Different” 1040 Vlurrav Street Phone 2817 In the Heart of IjOuisiana Cpcuxunoiui One of the Publix Theatres Home of the Paramount Picture MIDWAY CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Tailoring Phone 2914 1303 Murray Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1932 FELL COFFEE CO., Inc. Producers of TARRYTOWNE TAVERN PURE COFFEE Compliments of Brother Blackman KELLY FUNERAL HOME Cleaners and Laundry Bolton and Jackson St. Phone 90 Alexandria, La. Guaranty Barber Shop. Inc. Guaranty Beauty Shoppe Back of Guaranty Bank on Murray Alexandria, La. Compliments of Interurban Transportation Company Alexandria, La. Compliments of Red River Cotton Oil Co,, Inc. Alexandria, La. Rapides Drug Co. Limited Strategically Located in Alexan dria. La., the Logical Jobbing Center Independent Wholesale Druggists Serving Independent Retail Druggists O’Shee’s Pharmacy Phone 993 Lee and Vance We Deliver Give Us a Trial Motorcycle Delivery Compliment of Blue and White Grocery and Market Pineville, La. Compliment of Scott Stores, Inc. Bigger and Better V alues 5. 10, 25c Merchandise City Drug Store “Bork's of Course” Prescription Pharmacists Jackson and Bolton Ave. Phone 771 Evans Brothers Limited PHONE 100 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, RADIO PLUMBING and HEATING Build with Carroll Quality Luniher and Certified Build- inf: Material THE Carroll Lumber Co. Incorporated ‘ Phone 804 1050 Washington Street Phone 78 906 Third Street Vogue Barber Slioj Opposite City Hall FOR BETTER SERVICE ALEXANDRIA, LA. Why Not Have Your Next $22.50 (and up) NEW SUIT MADE TO MEASURE— Harry H. Jordan TAILORS AND CLEANERS Twenty-three Years of Good Service 908 3rd St. Alexandria, La. Compliments of WOOLWORTH CO. Alexandria, La. Compliments of ROY ALBERT ALEXANDRIA PAINTING CO. Alexandria, La. Phone 3063 Smith Corona Typewriter A gency Sales and Service WOOD'S TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 927 Second St. Telephone 3239 Compliments of The Smart Shoppe Compliments of Thompson- Ritchie Grocer Co, Inc. Alexandria, La. Base Ball- Swimminq- Track- and practically every game from Ping Pong lo Foot Ball 130 Carondelet New Orleans r QUILL AND SCROLL International Honorary Society for High School Journalist . MYe shall know the truth anti the truth shall make you free FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Julia White Miss Mabel Hawthorn Miss A me Nachman Miss Josephine Weil Miss Mary Thornton Mrs. Birdie Longmire Mr. J. Till Richerson STUDENT MEMBERS J. T. Baulch Helen Bolton JI STINK BRUNER Herman Duncan Alma Edwards Clyde Edw ards Shirley Forcotson Edw ard Glaze Constance Rachel Eric Harris IsHAM klMRKLL Phyllis Lansing Rosa Lewis Dick McConnell Mary Lucy McKean Bernard Pressburc Joan Pressburc Marjorie Richardson Doris Lane Ringgold Ruth Ellen Rudy Odell Schilling Chester Paul Siess Virginia Wheadon Mary Sti art H rrikt White: Williams SPEAKING OF THE SCOTCH They sav a Scotchman married a half-wit because she was 50% off. It was McTavish who sent his spats to the cobbler to be soled and heeled. An example of rigid economy—A dead Scot. Two men came out of a store. One was a Scotchman and the other hadn't bought anything either. Sandy bought an automobile as soon as he found his wife had gas on her stomach. We understand that Scotchmen are growing angry over the fact that so many jokes are being cracked at their expense. What do Scotchmen do with old razor blades? They shave with them. No Scotchman likes to wear rubber heels. They give. The difference between a Scotchman and a canoe: A canoe tips. Don't forget the Scotchman who phoned to find out when his girl was free. Kathkrine (in movie show)-—How do you like it? Jim—I think it’s ripping. Katherine—Thanks heavens it's dark in here. During a dull session of a certain club the other day one hoy got mad when he was congratulated on telling one truthful thing. This was his confession that he was a liar. Beverly Barry—Look out, John Henry, I am going to scare you. (She kisses him.) Now you scare me. John Henry—Booh! Girls! If he tells you he has quit smoking he only means he has quit smoking his own. Bennie—Come on. Listerine. Clara Reesf.—Why do you call me that? The Sheik—Because you take my breath away every time I see vou. Mr. Peters—And how do you find vour classes this year, my dear Mrs. Long mi re? Mrs. Longmire—Well, my dear Mr. Peters. I merely walk to the school and there they are. PltVLLIS—I just saw a man enter that speak-easy. Joan—My dear, don’t you mean speak-easily? “’Give me air!” I hear a feminine voice crying above the tumult. Rescue bent, 1 burst through the crowd just in time to see her drive into the garage with a flat tire. Eric-—I hang my head every time the family wash in the back yard. Cricket—O, do they? Eloise—All my ancestors were blondes. E1.GIN—Then you come from preferred stock. Klrai. Wit—Who was that lady I seen you with last night? IsHAM Kim BELL—That wasn't no lady. That was your wife. Charlie (cramming for a Latin exam.)—If you come from Troy that makes you a Troyite. By the way, lend me a sheet of paper. Lillian—Did you say you were from Paris? Voice from the void: What do you think I am. a contortionist? Feri —It must be tough on the people these days who live by their wits. Ann—But think of the half-wits. A Bolton co-ed and her swain sat singing love's sweet refrain— (He and She) A sudden step on the upper stair and mother finds them sitting there— (He and She) OLIVER—Have you had a lot of experience in gvm work? Libby—Well. I‘ve danced with a good many dumbbells. A Word of Appreciation rpHE ADVERTISING STAFF OF THE BRUIN WISH TO accept this medium of expressing their thanks to the busi- ness men of Alexandria for the splendid cooperation extended to them when approached for advertisements for the 1932 year- book of Bolton High School. We realize that appreciations of this type are more or less trite, or perfunctory, but such is not the case at this time. Everyone will admit that economic conditions have been any- thing but favorable for the past year, but in spite of the de- pression the firms and individuals whose name appear in this edition of the BRUIN, responded with as much enthusiasm as though stocks were turning in the usual way. It is the least we can do when we earnestly hope that the returns on their investment with us will more than repay the original cost of the advertisement. They have made possible for us a yearbook that pays its own way and regardless of the success of the book as a whole, if on publication, there is a financial loss, then such a record, must of necessity mar the efforts of the entire staff. In making it possible for the BRUIN staff to avoid such a misfortune they have contributed to a greater Bolton annual, and likewise have endeared themselves in the hearts of those who, had as a duty, the financial amanage- ment of the yearbook. Printers Bookbinders Office Outfitters WE PRINTED THE BRUIN Printing Plant: Fourth and Beauregard - Phone 123 Office Supply Store: Johnston, Opposite Post Office - Phone 464 Standard Printing Co., Inc. Alexandria...........Louisiana A Cl ngraved by sc SHREVEPORT ENGRAVING COMPANY oirtists and c engravers 7lOH MILAM « PHONE 4903 SHREVEPORT, LA. T A V