Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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«J Wouldn't it be a jolly and unforgettable event if Radio Stalion BUS should put a program on the air ami announce some of its stars after this fashion: Miss Ellen Perry “Humility, instead of Pride; Miss-“Count, instead of Barron; Miss Ethel “Javelins, instead of Spears; Miss Myrtis “Gosh, instead of Shaw; Mr. Guy “Elbow -some, instead of Nesom; Miss Josephine “Tame, instead of Weil; Miss Roxie “Cinder -man, instead of Sparkman; Mr. Wallace “Candid, instead of Franck; Mr. “Irish Brame, instead of “Scott; Miss “Sunflower McGehee, instead of Lillie; Mrs. Annie “Pauls, instead of Peters; Mr. “Robust Beseler, instead of Hardy; Mr. “More-respectful, instead of Saucier; Miss Lessie “Less, instead of Moore; Miss Lorene “Dy-daughter, instead of Dyson; Mrs. “Save-sir, instead of Spencer; Mr. “Bar- gers, instead of Rodgers; Mrs. “Short- mire, instead of Longmire; Mrs. Irene “Yell- man, instead of Holloman; Mr. “Poor -ardson, instead of Richardson; Mr. “Viscount Miller, instead of Earl; Miss Mabel Haw-“brier, instead of Hawthorne; Miss Arne Nach-“woman, instead of Nachman; Mr. Mc“Kathryn. instead of McKay; Mr. “Rooster -derson, instead of Henderson; Miss “Murder -patrick, instead of Kilpatrick. Commercial transmission of pictures by wire began in 1925 Twenty-six

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HARDY BESELER American College of Physical Education Physical Education MISS RACHEL E. NORGRESS B. S„ Peabody College Physical Education MISS FLORA LEVY B. A., Newcomb College Commerce MISS ETHEL SPEARS B. A„ College of Industrial Arts Cafeteria First long distance conversation was from Boston to Salem, Mass., in 1876 Twenty-five

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CLASS6S First transoceanic transmission of speech was from Arlington Station, District of Columbia, to Paris