Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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

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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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jentor (Organization U EIJ.A VEAZEY Vice-President HILL STAFFORD President FRED PATUREAU Secretary MID-TERM GRADUATION VANCE HANCOCK Vice-President JUNE GRADUATION WILLIAM CULPEPPER President HELEN BOLTON Secretary December, 1928, first successful broadcast by electrical transcription Twenty-eight