Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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BAILEY RICHARDSON, Vice-President LUCKETT MARYE, Vice-President RANDOLPH LOVE, President E IORS GEORGE FOOTE Presidmt 4135 MILTON WILLIAMS Secretary MARY McGILL, Secretary

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ACME OF BEARDOM Four years ago a group of bewildered little Bear Cubs were ushered into the Den of Bolton-into a new de- lightful life, strange at first, but gradually familiar. Weak and dumb, they were soon poking inquisitive noses around, searching, learning, flexing new muscles, and trying new tricks. A year passed, and the erstwhile Cubs, grown rangier, stronger, and with a broader outlook on life, were defi- nitely a part of the den. They were learning, not only to growl and scratch correctly, but to talk in various Bear languages, to know something of their ancestors' history, and to calculate how many deer it would take to fill five Bears if each bear's stomach was a right triangle. Still another year, and now the Cubs are sophisticated, blase, Bears-about-the-forest, acquiring knowledge by leaps and bounds, engaging in contests with other Bear dens, and looking indulgently on every new crop of Cubs. Four years. The acme of Beardom in Bolton. Proud, majestic, anxious to try their claws, muscles, and immense store of knowledge, the Cubs, now grown, are ready to leave their den, and venture into the great Forest of Life. They have had a good time, and it is with mingled feel- ings of joy and sorrow that they leave their Professor Bears and Bolton Den and go forth into the world. 4125

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MAX ABLE I am as I ani, and so I will be. Glee Club, '32-'33, Newcomers' Club, '32- '33, Band, '32-'36, Orchestra, '32-'36. BERYL ALSUP Music is well said to be the speech of Angels. Newcomers' Club, '32, Junior Science Club, '34, Rally Quartet Accompanist, '34-'35, Spanish Club, '34, Glee Club, '35, P. W. C., '33-'35, Blue Triangle '35-'36. HELEN ARRINGTON Let who will speak of Helen of Troy, but this Helen is Bolton's pride and joy. Newcomers' Club, '31, Tennis Club, '32- '34, Louisiana Club, '33, Blue Triangle, '32-'33, Girls' Athletic Club, '33-35, Sec., Girls' Athletic Club, '35, Boosters' Club, '32-'35. BUREN BAKER He looks the world in the face. Newcomers' Club, '32, Jr. Debating Club, 33. it FLORENCE BALL Popular as a film drama. Newcomers' Club, '31, Blue Triangle, '32-'35, Boosters' Club, '35-'36. 4145 JACK AERTKER Never a worry, never a care. Entered '35, Band, '35-'36, Orchestra, '35-'36, FRED ANDRIES Merit is mightier than fame. Newcomers' Club, '32. CARROLL BAGGETT A little man, but oh, what a man. Newcomers' Club, '32, Boxing, '35. ROSS BAKER He's led by a Scottie. Newcomers' Club, '32, Cub Football, '34-'35, Carnival Court, '36. JOY BALYEAT It seems there's nothing she can't do. she sings, plays, writes, and holds David too. Jr. Debating Club, '33, Tennis Club, '34, P. W. C., '33-'34, Dramatic Club, '34-'35, Blue Triangle, '34-'36, Cumtux Staff, '34- '35, Quill and Scroll, '35-'36, National Honor Society, '35-'36, Editor-in-Chief Cumtux, '35-'36, Honor Roll, '32-'36.