Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1938 volume:

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BRAME Prim-ipal ymxjmlmlslcwmfiem J. D. SMITH Assistant Prilwipal MISS MARY THORNTON Dvan of Girls MISS WILLIE TUWNSEND Svvrvlary 8 5. Y 5 , NI. J x III MRS. ANNIE L. PIC'I'ICHS English 421 SS .IUIIIICT Nh-KIIC I'I9IGUI'IS English MISS EFFIE GATES English and .I'Illflll'l7llllif'S MISS DICE BARKSDAIII English SS CASSA LUU NI1'ININAX LD English nnzl S1II'I'l'h 131 W. E. FR.-XNIIK Corn 11101111 ff -r ' , ' 1' f ' f 1 sl 770' HY? 'WWVI 'I'. A. ULIPH,-XN'I' fihl'I7llSlTy Q. K. DEASUN lflwnzislry ISI MISS .IIJLIA IIIIXNIS English SS THELNIA CAI,DVI'EI.I, English If-I QS SIDNEY KIIIPATHICK .II'1llflll'l7llllll'S HRS. L. T. LUNGNIIRE .1'IIIflll'lllIlfll'S III C. M. STRANGE History I N. C. HENDERS1 JN MCU VIQIDQ ill QQUIUI HUP? II It M ISS LESSIE M01 IRE ,Vlalhvnzatir-s VV. A. PETERS Malhffnzativs C25 LEO M ARLER Mathvnmlivs W. D. MQK AY History 431 MRS. IRENE HULLOMAI Latin, MISS DOROTHY DUHO Frffnrh MISS CLARA CAIVIPBEL Spanish 141 MISS MARY LEE CAIVIBI History MISS GLADYS H IGDIII' History ISI EARL F. MILLER .IVlllIhI'l1Ill.fil'S 163 MISS ETHEL SPEARS Hlinlrl' El'lIlllIHlil'S S 171 I B I LL ALLEN Coarh III .I. L. S'I'AlER'I' .Wusir 421 SS ELLEN PERRY PRIDE History WISS LOUISE NIURG,-KN History I3I ISS YUNNIE Y. CHUUCH .4rt III ISS BLANCHE FLENIING Lilzrarifln 151 'RS. LURENE COI.I.II'fR Mathvrrmfirs MISS LENA TAYIAIH Physiral lfllllfllfiflll NIISS FIAPHA LEYI Cum nwrrv l6I S ELI..-I LUIS Nlll,I.DHl?NI English MISS MNRTIS SHIUY' English 173 IISS WIERLE NlII.I.FR Svivrzvrf IISS MARY HUBERTS Sl'i!'lll'l' F. XV. RUDGERS Sl'il'lll'P QQUIJQLI VWJIDS eruors OUR years ago a trembling, fearful horde of Freshmen 'invaded the portals of Bolton. They were like any other Freshman class-nondescript, frightened, immature, disorganized. This is the class that stands today ready to step out of these portals for the last time as students of Bolton High School. Every agency and force of the school has influenced the de- velopment of their character and intellect. They have had at their command the resources of fine minds and fine equipment and they leave the school, more mature, better prepared to meet the problems either of a college career or entrance into the adult world. Where four years ago, to the casual glance, there was little distinction among them, today orators and athletes, honor roll students, school leaders, and good followers stand out for their achievements. Tomorrow they will be gone-but each will remain an integral part of the tradition of Bolton so far as they have given of themselves to her and eagerly received everything she had to offer. Janice and Josephine were good editors, T. J. made football history, Warren was a swell cheerleader and canteen manager, Thomas guided the class through stormy waters, Etta Mae was fun and crazy, Deniston made his straight A's. Vivian was a lovely campus queen. Every member of the class contributed to its history. Though they, though only an echo of their names remains, still as long as Bolton stands they will be a part of its every accomplishment. 4125 . em ww QIEICICQWOQ wrsvrwx TERM VIII Prc'Sidz'nf T. J. PRICE Sz'c1'f'fary HARRY VANDERFORD I'ic'U-P1'c's2'dwlf YVANDA MCCULLOUGH YY' YJ 7 Y I q A V - r TERM VII Prcsidwzf THOMAS DAVIS S'v1'1'm'm'y LUCILLE HARPER View-P1'0s1'rIf'11f WARREN RINGGOLD a FRANCES AIDS lfVith her we're willing to fake our chances, 'Cause we know we can deyaewd on Fmnees. Transferred from Winnlield High, '36: P. W. C., '37-'38. GRACE AYMOND She lives up to her own ideals, And they for surpass the best. Newcomers, T551 Tennis, '35-'36: Blue Trianprle, '36-'3?'l. JOSEPHINE AYRES Brains are11't her only asset, Just listen to her talk. Honor Roll, '34-'38g President Newcomers, '343 President Blue- rds '34-'35, Secretary Tennis Club, T453 Cumtux, '35-T365 Cen- bi . tral and State Rally, '35-'iillz P. W. C., Blue Triangle, 36 Senior Forensic Soeiety, '36-'Cl?4: Boosters, '36-'38: Bruin '36-'38 Editor Bruin, '37-'38: Carnival Court, '37: Mock Trial Lawyer, '37: Biggest News Winner, '37: National Honor Society, '37-748: Quill 8: Scroll, '37-'38: State Chamninnship Debate Team, '37s Vice President Senior Forensic, '37-'324. W, ELIZABETH BALL? 'E' Silence is sweeter than speech. Home Economics Club, '36-T371 Central Rally, '37. , EUGENE BALL He lives to build, Not boast a generous race. Newcomers, '34, Tennis Club, '34-WSIS: Cafeteria StaH', '5l4-'CWC Central Rally, '35-'37: State Rally, '2l'l. AUDREY BARDWELL A lady in every sense of the word. Newcomers '34: Spanish Club, '35-'86: Cumtux Reporter Spanish Club: '37-'3Sg Honor Roll, '37g Spanish Club, '37-'38, 1 i ' I FRED BARKSDALE If he has a true love, you 'won't know it. Newcomers, 'Mg Louisiana Club, '36-'37: Vice President Louisi- f ana Club, '37-'Brig Cumtux StaH', '37-'38, Tennis Club, '37-'38. ALWIN BARRON A man of the world! Newcomers, 'liiflz World AH'airs Club, '34-'36. JAMES IVY BARRON Bolfoifs Il'lcn1. About Town. Newcomers, 'Mg Tennis Club, '35: World Affairs Club, '36 Traelc, 'IHS-'ISHN Football, '36-'3S: Basketball, '35-'38. HARLIE BEAGLE He'lI find ll way. New:-umers, '34: Central Rally, '35-'36g State Rally, '35-'36, Latin Club. WHS: Scholastic Winner, '37: Press Club, '37-'38: National Honor Society, '37-'38, Bruin Staff, '37-'38, Honor Hull, '34-'3lS. ' S, , LQRENA BECK , Cllfll'HI8 sfrilfe the sight -Hut 'merit wins the soul. ., 7,1 34: llluebirds, '34-'35: President Bluebirds '34- '35-'38: P. W. C., '35-'36g, Dramatic Club, '35- Dramatic Club, '35-'37: Blue Triangle, '36-'37: Triangle, '26-'37: President Terms V, VI: Press , , Secretary Press Club, '37-'38: National Honor Sfzciety, '36-'37g Cumtux Staff, '35-'38: Alumni Editor Cumtux, '37-'32-lg Boosters, '37-'38g President Boosters, '37-'38, Honor Roll, '34-TEH. Newcomers, ' ':l5: Glee Club, '3T: Sevrr-tary 1 President lllue Club '37-'38- I ALFRED BERLIN He's fl' great guy and deserves the success he's surf to make. Newcomers, '33: Latin Club, '34-'35g Tennis Club, '35-'36 Photograohy Club, '36-'3'ig Cumtux Reporter Photography Club '36-'3'l: Bruin Staff, '37-'38, 4145 C. A. BERLIN ALICE BORDELON He'Il 'reach his goal in life just as he does in basketball. Newcomers, '34: Boxing, '34-'35g Basketball, LEON BIRGE I may be a little boy now, But I'll be a big 'mail someday. '35-'38. There is no palace Worthy of Alice. Newcomers, '35: Dramatic Club, '36-'Wig Cumtux Reporter Dramatic Club, '37: Boosters, 'IHS-T583 P. W. C., '36: Band Boosters, '32-S. EARL BORDELON The best of the besta. Newcomers, T335 Football, '34: Intramural Boxing, '34-'35g Senior Science Club, '34-'32'l: Secretary Senior Science Club, '36- Newcomers, 34: Band. '34-'38, Orchestra, '34-'ZSXQ Tennis Club, '36-'38g Cumtux Staff, '36-'37, BOBBIE BISHOP Little but loud! Newcomers, '34g Senior Hi-Y, '36-'37. SHIRLEY BLAIR A cute Toofs who really toots tha Transferred from Oakdale: Band, '37-7524. RITA BLALOCK If you knew of Rita, You 'cl certaiizly like to meet her. Newcomers, '34: Tennis Club, '35. CAREY BLANCHARD I'd love to 'meet my better half. f clarinet. T571 Library Club, '34-'Wig Vice President Library Club, '34-'35: President Library Club, '35-'36, World Affairs Club, '34-'381 Viee President World Affairs Club, '3X: Glec Club, '36-'38. DOROTHY BRADFORD This cute bruizette will be harol to get. Newcomers. '34g P. W. C., 755: Boosters, '35-'36: Home Eco- nomics Club, '35. VIRGINIA BREWER This mite girl, Virginia I3'rewei', Will be rememberefl by all who knew her. Na-weomers, '31: Bluebircls, '34-'353 Carnival, '34 'fS'3-'3?4: Tennis Club, '35-TEH: l'. W. C., '36-37: A. 3 Boosters, G. Club, '37g lfruin Stafl, '37-T383 Vice President Tennis Club, '36-'37, PHIL BRIDENDALL 1'1n tnlriu' ofhc'r's p'ietui'cs now, Hut someday they will be taking miile. Neweemers, '34g Tennis Club, '35-'37: Tennis Team, '373 Science Club, '37: Junior Hi-Y, ,35-'36: Senior Hi-Y, '36-'37: Kodak Editor Bruin, liiiil lntermural Track Team, '35g National Hunor Society, TBS. MARVIN BRISTER From my lieight I livin' overlooked the girls. Newcomers, '32: Tennis Club, '33-'34: Boxing, 'tlii-'!S5: Senior 57 , Science Club, 'I . - ... .x . ',,.-5.15, f'- . I . Newcomers. 'fiiig Football, '37. s. ' g , 46 ' n. k Af ,ik . 0-w -. - I -,,, 5 , r . ,,f i,.' .J . f . I I I V ' ' 4 ' ,f I fl L. I 5, Yxl A 'nfl V I 'V Jfr V I Q 44,.ii?,bt, lj! x 5' bi I J. ll vi 7 f: A551 4'-11'-a,eff4. . - W so 'ev fm' r I D1 J-N., G V 'R 4 4912 ' s . 1 - . ' i . ' VVALTER BROADNAX He'll make a deut in li-fc's fender. Newcomers, '34. G. L. BROUSSARD Tennis is a great racquet Newcomers, '34, Boxing: Squad, '35: Tennis Team, '37, Ilouisx ana Club, '37. FELICE BRUMFIELD A serious 'mind is au asset. JANE BRUTON When this Cuban gal starts, Sho really kuows how to break the boys' hearts. Transferred from the Ethel Walker School, Simsburyz, Conn., '37, Spanish Club, '37-'38. FAYE ELAINE BUCHANAN If she has a fault, If's not her fault. Newcomers, '34, Glee Club, '35, Junior Science Club, '35, Cafeteria Staff, '35-'3 S. IVIALISSA BUSE Let me go my way, aucl I'll prove Fm. right. Newcomers, '34, Louisiana Club, '35-'3G. PAULINE BYERS W'ho could ask for auythirzg more. Newcomers, '34, MARY NEIL BYRAM If you hear a squeal You'Il know it is Mary Neil. Newcomers, '34, Dramatic Club, '35, Tennis Club, '35, Boos- ters, '36-'37, Bruin, '34. JANE BYRD Her aecomplislmieuts are other's desires. Newcomers, '34, Junior Science Club, '35, Junior Debating Club, '35: Dramatic Club, '36, Bruin Staff, '35-'37, Honor Roll, '34-'37: Central Rally, '37, State Rally, '37, Press Club, '37, National Honor Society, '37, Blue Triangle, '37, Biggest News Winner, '5i7. HARRY CALDWELL His frieufls are great in 'uurn.ber. Newcomers, '34, Volley Ball, '37, Central Rally, '37, Intra- mural Football, '2+l5. LEO CAPPEL Still water runs deep. , Q Neweomers, '34, Wprlrl Affairs Club, '35-'36, Tennis Club, '36- '37, Junior Debating Club, '36, Bookroum Staff, '36-'37. LESLIE CAPPEL Variety is the spice of life. Newcomers, '34, President Newcomers, '34, President Terms I, II Band, '34-'38, President Band, 'BG-'38, President Orchestra, '37-'38, Debating Club, '37-'38. 4165 i VAN CARTER SiIf'11f'c is yoIrIc'11! Van ought to be a 1'llilli0ll!liI'0. Newcomes, 'iiflz Central Rally, '37, Volley Iiall Team, '37' Spanish Club, '36-'37, Secretary Spanish Club, '36-'37. MYRTIS LEE CHEVALIER F1'ic11dIy and !'llf'l'l'-fill is this lass of the 19.38 class. Newcomers, '34: Glee Club, '35-'36, Dramatic Club, '36, Roos ters Club, '37, Honor Roll. '35-'3G. VELMA CLARKE 0110 1'e11so11 g1'11tl0111e11 jH'l'f'l'l' l1Io11dr's. Newcomers, '34, Dramatic Club, '35-'36, Glen- Club, '35-'37. Q!LL'rx-'VX i rl I .lu M 4,43 , tif.-A 1 qi' ' .Z , ' 1 F, C6 . 2. A l j , ,, , I A ' MARTIN CLOSE f-ilf's t1'11c' lzrwzlzsf' I say it's t1'111'. Newcomers. '34, Tennis Club, '34-'Cl7: Junior Hi-Y '34-'36 Senior Hi-Y, '2S'1i-'38, Bruin Kodak Staff, '37-'38, Assistant Footl ball Manager, '36, 'lzraela Manager, '37, Boxing, '2l5. 'J 1 .' 4 .- t y N . ' CHANDLER CLOVERA Clza11dle1 s l'Ilfl',' Cha11clI01 s fun, Cha11dIe1 s a cl1ceri11g H8011-Of-Il-gIl'H.H Newcomers, '3f1: Freshman Cheerleader, '34: Press Club, '36- 'iiblz Senior Hi Y, '37-'SPM Cheerleader, '36-'SSI Cumtux Staff, '36, Senior Debating: Club, 'CET-'33, Mock Trial Lawyer, '38, Honor Roll, '35-'36. EVELYN RAE COATS A rare persozz '1v1'tl1 rr rarrf pc1'so11aI1'ty. Newcomers, 'Il-1: liluebirrls, T543 Jurior Science Club 'ISS' P. W. C., '35, Spanish Club, '3l3: Press Club, '37-'38, Blue Tri: angle 'Il'i-'38, Honor Roll, '34-'3ti. KEARY COLLINS IVC just wo11dc1'cd if a1'1yo'11c' said John, Tom. Newcomers, '33, Girls' Athletic Club, '34-'36, Central Rally for Volley Ball, '37, Tennis Club, '37-'38, LLOYD COOK Come what may, I'lI 'make my way. Transferred from Homer H. S., '36, Band, '36-'38, IVY B. COWARD My only books are girls' looks, And foZly's all they'11c taught me. Newcomers, '32, Aviation Club, '33, Tennis Club, '34, Senior Science Club, '35, World AH'airs Club, '34, Band, '36, Boxing, '33. DERETHA CRAIG Those who make' the least noise fLCC'0'Wl,Pi1'Sll the most. Newcomers, '34, P. W. C., '35-'37, Dramatic Club, '36-'37, Blue Triangle, '37-'38, Business Club, '37-'38, Honor Roll '34-'3'7. VERA DONAHY In the s11,m'mcr's sun, in 1U'flIf'CI',S slcct, Shc's always gmlerozls. always swcct. Newcomers, '33, Junior Science Club, '33-'34, Girls' Athletic Club, '35-'sfsg Senior Science Club, '36-'37, Business Club, '37-'38, BILLY DANIELS Hr' floats ItjJ07I the river of his thoughts. Newcomers, '33, Stamp and Coin Club, '35: National Honor Society. 'ffii-'37, Press Club, '37, Honor Roll, '37, Laboratory Assistant, 'Zl7. 4 l7 P IVY IVIAUDE DAVIS Just because her Home is lily is 'no sign that she depends on others. Newcomers, '34, Spanish Club, '35-'iilig Girls' Athletic Club, '35-'37g Track, '35-'ZVIQ Basketball, '34-'373 Central Rally, '36-'3'7. THOMAS DAVIS The line forms at the right, girls. Newcomers, '34: Junior Hi-Y, '35-'ISGQ Semretary Junior Hi-Y, '36g Senior Hi-Y, '37: Boxing Team, T553 Junior Debating Club, '35: Track, '37-'38: President Terms IV, V, Vll, Vlllg Press Club, '36-338: Cumtux Staff, '36-'3r4g Best Looking: Boy, '37-'38, President Senior Hi-Y, '38: Track, '37-'ilriz Canteen Staff, '36-'37g President Senior Hi-Y, 'ESQ National Honor Saeiety, '38. SALLY FISH DAWKINS Taste is the 'mark of 0,71 educated wofnzau. Newcomers, '35g Blue-birds, '35-T361 President liluebirrls, T452 Blue Triangle, '36: Treasurer Blue Triangle, 'RGQ Tennis Club, '35-'36: Dramatic Club, '37: National Honor Society, '37: Bruin Staff, '35-'38: Make UD Editor Bruin, '37-'CHI Senior Debating Club, '37-V383 Secretary National Honor Society: Honor Roll. JOHNNIE DelVIOSS I can look down upon the world, from my height or my character. Newcomers, '34: Glee Club, '35-'iiliq Girls' Athletic Club, '35-'36, Dramatic Club, '3-1-'373 Track, '34, U. T. DOVVNS Faithful 10 football, faithful to its plays, he'll be faithful to Bolton all his days. Newcomers, '34: Senior Science Club, 'SG-'37, Volley liall Team '35: Cub Basketball, '34-'35: Footbafl, 'Sli-'38, BETTY DUNCAN So sweet the blush of lzashfuluess. Newcomers, '343 Tennis Club, '35-'37: Dramatic Club, '37-'38g liluebircls, '34-'35: Blue Trianirle, '36-'fitig Secretary Dramatic Club, '37-TEX: Bruin Staff, '37-'38: A. G. Club, '36-'37. OUIDA DUNN This Dunn has ce1'tal11ly done her share of hard work. Newcomers, '34: World Affairs, '353 Library Staff, '35-'36: Louisiana Club, '35-'37: President Louisiana Club, '36g Blue Triangle, '37: Honor Roll, '34-'36, JERRY DURHAM A man who is 'willing to work is valualzle. Newcomers, 'Il-1. CARL ELLSWORTH The second El'lISfl'llI., Newcomers. '32: Tennis, '373 Library Staff, '37. ' u 1 if DOROTHY EVANS 'I i Liloolrlc, li'vul1lI', and lovable, all at the same tflfme. Nz-wcomers,x'?.ll: Dramatic Club. '35-'36: Orchestra, '36-'38: 5Cent.ral Rally, CT. Y I5 D I J K. Q -I I V DELMA DAUZAT ' X' JACK EYRE, W'c all should be true to Boltoifs blue, but Dznmalis Y HO,q1'a'my that 'N Couldxlack' this fellow we true blue herself. K f , 'U 'QF 1- Q M Q Newcomers, '34. ,I omeri,il?li3,, , 1 : y ' 1 - J .4 iliib V1-if '-Qr ',?r'v!5r,'7.f'reff-R T ' ' ' M ' W J' DENO FAZIO Modesty becomes a man! Newcomers, '34, CATHERINE FEBIGER She plays the game of life as she plays tennis. Newcomers, '34, Bluebirds, '34-'35, Vice President Bluebirds, '35, Tennis Club, '35-'38, Secretary Tennis Club, '36-'37, Presi- dent Tennis Club, '37-'38, Tennis Team, '36-'38, Central Rally, '37, State Rally, '36-'37, P. W. C., '36-'37, Blue Triangle, '37- '38, Bruin Staff, '35-'37, Boosters, '36-37. FLORENCE FELL One who has the fatal gift of beauty. Newcomers, '34, P. W. C., '36-'37, Boosters, '35-'38, Band Boosters, '37-'38, Dramatic Club, '35-'37, President Dramatic Club, '37-'38. CHARLES FLACCOMIO Some day I'll get there! Newcomers, '34, CLIFFORD FLETCHER I yawn what I yam and that's enough for any person. Newcomers, '34, Spanish Club, '35-'36. VEDA FRANKLIN , Sweet, shy and smart, who could ask for anything more. Newcomers, '34: Dramatic Club, '35-'36, 'Blue Triangle, '37- '38, Bookroom Staff, '37-'38. ' DOROTHY GAMBURG Always happy, always gay, every hom' of every day. Newcomers, '34, Bluebirds, '34-'35, Cumtux Staff, '36-'33, Cumtux Advertising Manager, '37-'38, Honor Roll, '35-'37, Press Club, '37-'38, Biggest News VVinner, '37, R. L. GATES, JR. Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Newcomers, '34, Junior Hi-Y, '35-'36, Honor Roll, '34-'35, Junior Debating Club, '34-'35, Vice President Junior Hi-Y, '35- '36, Honor Roll, '35-'36, Cumtux Reporter, Terms III, IV, Senior Hi-Y, '36-'37, Honor Roll, '36-'37, Bruin Staff, '36-'37, National Honor Society, '37-'38, Secretary Senior Hi-Y, '37-'38, Press Club, '37-'33, Tennis Club, '37-'38. SARA LOUISE GATES Nothing succeeds like success. Newcomers. '34, Secretary-Treasurer Newcomers Club, '34, Bluebirds, '35, Junior Science Club, '35-'36, Bluebirds, '35, Sec- retary-Treasurer Junior'Science Club, '36-'37, Blue Triangle. '36-'37, Point of Triangle, '36-'37, Vice President Terms I, IV, V, Brujn Staff, '36-'38, Honor Roll, '34-'38, Senior Science Club, '37-'33. KATHERINE GAY Gay is the word for Katherine. Transferred from Zachary H. S., '37, Dramatic Club, '37-'38, DENNISTON GILBERT He was made to climb the tree of knowledge. Newcomers, '34, Stamp Sz Coin Club, '36-'38, First Aid Club, '37-'38, Cumtux Reporter First Aid Club, '37-'38, Cumtux Staff, '37-'38, National Honor Society, '37-'38, Glee Club, '37-'38, Honor Roll, '34-'38, State Rally, '37, Central Rally, '37. JANICE GINSBERG None but herself can be her parallel. Newcomers, '34, Glee Club, '34-'35, Junior Debating Club, '34- '35, Senior Debating Club, '35-'38, Central and State Champion Girls' Debating Team, '37, National Honor Society, '36-'38, Secretary National Honor Society, '36-'37, Quill 8: Scroll, '36- '38, Blue Triangle, '36-'38, Central Rally, '36-'37, State Rally, '37, Natchitoches Speech Tournament, '37-'38, Dramatic Club, '37-'38, Glee Club. '37-'38, First Place Scholastic, '36, Cumtux, '34-'38, Cumtux Editor, '37-'38, D. A. R. Candidate, 4l9b GLADYS GLOVER She is as her wmme implies always glad to lend a helping hand. Newcomers, '32, Junior Science Club, '34, Secretary-Treasurer Junior Science Club, '34, Girls' Athletics Club, '35-'36, Louisiana Club, '35-'36. RAYMOND GLOVER All great men were once such boys as he. Radio Club, MARGARET GRANT Margie , come out of your shell, We all know you are swell. Newcomers, '35, Bluebirds, '34-'35, World Affairs Club, '35, Junior Debating Club, '35-'36, Dramatic Club, '36, Business Club, '37. BERYL GRAYSON She's sure to be the cream in somel1ody's coffee. Transferred from Lccompte H. S., '35, Business Club, '37. EDWIN GUILLORY His head is1L't jnsf a hat rack. Club, '3'l. Newcomers, '34, Basketball, '36-'38, Louisiana NEWTON HARGIS Rare is a may who knows his own mind. Newcomers, '34, Aviation and Radio Club, '35, Cumtux Staff '35, Photography Club, '36, Quill 8: Scroll, '36-'37, Tennis Club '36-'37, Student Council, '36, Senior Hi-Y, '36-'37, Honor Roll '34-'33, Carnival Court, '3S. K MARIE HAMMONS Some people do1l'f Heed a trumpet to lei the world know they're alive. Newcomers, '34, Junior Science Club, '35-'37. BETTY HARAZIM A wiffy little bundle of flm, She'll never be a lnzzrden fo anyone. Newcomers, '34, Tennis Club, '36-'38, Dramatic Club, '35-'36, Home Economics, '37-'38, Band Booster, '37-'38, Cumtux, '37- '3S, Glee Club, '35-'36. LUCILLE HARPER With eyes so blue and skin so fair, There's no one prettier anywhere. Newcomers, '34, Vice President Newcomers, '34, Bluebirds, '35-'37, Boosters Club, '35-'38, Honor Roll, '34-'36, Junior Dc- batim: Club, '36-'33, Secretary Senior Debating Club, '36-'37, State Rally, '36-'38, Secretary Term V. '36-'37, Vice President Term Vll, '37-'33, National Honor Society, '37-'38, P. W. C., '35-'Il'l. LEE HARRIS He's the kind of fl boy one doesift easily forget. Newcomers, '34, Junior Hi-Y, '34-'35, Cumtux Staff, '36-'37, Business Club, '37-'3?4. MCRAE HAYNIE Wil -is the salt of eonyersatiowz. Newcomers, '33, Tennis Club, '33-'35, Tennis Manager, '34-'36 lntra-mural football, '35, lntra-mural boxing, '34-'35, CLAUDIA HAZELTON ' O111' lmfs are off lo you, Claudia. 1 Newcomers, '34, Bluebirrls, '34, Cumtux Staff, '37, Spanish Club, '37: Glee Club, '37. ,',, - ' 4205 MILDRED HAZLETON Joyous as spring, welcome as a song, A person like Mildred could never go wrong. Newcomers, '33. ROBERT HEATON A good man is hard to find, girls. Newcomers, '34g Spanish Club, '36-'37, Track, '37g Louisiana Club. '35. HILLARY HENSLEE I like a lot of girls, But nothing ever comes of it. Newcomers, '34. HAROLD HIGGINS He has carried the Higgins' banner farther than all the others. Newcomers, '33, World Affairs Club, '34-'35: Aviation Club, '35-'36, Basketball, '35-'38: Track, '36-'38, Football, '37. ANNIE ROSE HILL As welcome as sunshine on a rainy day. Transferred from Port Arthur, Texas, '35, Tennis Cub, '35g Latin Club, '36: Cumtux Staff, '36-'38, Feature Editor Cumtux, '37-'38g Library Staff, '36: Press Club, '36-'38g President Press Club, '37-'383 Blue Triangle, '36-'38: Vice President Blue Tri- angle, '37-'38: National Honor Society, '37-'38: Secretary National Honor Society, '373 Quill 8: Scroll, '37-'ISSJ Biggest News Win- ner, '36: Honor Roll, '35-'38. KATHERINE HOLLOWAY That there's someone as sweet as Kate, Is a question hard to debate. VELMA RUTH HOLT Serenity and patience are her virtues. Transferred from Boyce H. S., '35. CLAUDIUS HOWSE He's a self-made man And he did a good job. Newcomers, '34g Tennis Club, '36-'38. I ISHAM HUDSON A quiet tongue denotes deep thought. Newcomers, '33. WALLACE HUNTER We can pay you no higher compliment than to say you are yourself. Newcomers, '34: Boxing Team, '34-'35g Junior Hi-Y, '34-'35: Senior Hi-Y, '36-'38:AJunior Debating Club, '36: Senior Debatin E Club, '56-'38, Debating Team, '36-'38, Tennis Team, '36-'38: Tennis Club, '37-'38: Bruin StaH', '35-'38, Mock Trial Lawyer, 38. BILLY JAMES As sturdy as an oak With as firm a foundation. Newcomers, '34. LEE JARRELL You can look but never see A fellow as swell as Teaker Lee. . Newcomers, '35: Senior Debating, '35-'38: Debating Team, '36- Newcomers, '34: Junior Debating Club, '353 Junior Science '38, Bruin Staff, '36: Tennis Club, '37: Sports Editor Bruin, '37- Clllb, '3G. '383 Senior Science Club: Mock Trial Lawyer, '38. . 1, i ' p ', a A .42lb. 4 l 1 ESTHER JOHNSON What more can we say, than she's a real all round girl. Transferred from Lecompte H. S., '37. JAMES EDWARD JONES I live for today, Let the future take care of itself. Newcomers, '32, Stamp and Coin Club, '35-'36, Secretary Stamp and Coin Club, '35-'36, Boxing, '34, Radio and Aviation Club, '35. TED JONES He suffers from high blond pressure. Cub Basketball, '34, Varsity Basketball, '36-'38, Track, '36- '38, Football, '35, Alternate Track Captain, '38, Newcomers, '33, Central Rally, '36-'38, State Rally, '36-'38. CATHERINE KOLB Where there's football fame, there's Kitty. Newcomers. '34, P. W. C., '36-'37, Boosters, '35-'38, Band Booster, i37-'38, Dramatic Club, '36-'37, Tennis Club, '35-'36, Cumtux Staff, '36-'37, Bruin Staff, '37-'38, Carnival Court, '38. PERCY LaCOUR To succeed, one must first try. Newcomers, '34. VERNON LARSON Where Vernon is you'll always see, That cute brunette-Hattie Lee. Transferred from W. H. Hall H. S., West Hartford, Conn.. '36' Senior Science Club '36, Press Club, '36-'37, Photography cluii '37-'ssfrreasurer'Photography Club, '37-'38, Honor Roll,' '36-'37, Central Rally, '37, State Rally, '37-'38, B Club, 37. .J I .1 1 ld 'y':igu-ry pew.-A--,,..wm,.. v.--ff, 7.,.7'A,,.- ,.l-. , A Q, Www BILLY LAWRENCE I don't know which one to choose, but one of them is bound to be the right one. Newcomers, '34. LEROY LEATHERMAN He's sure to be a winner in life's race, 'Cause he's got what it takes to win first place. Transferred from Kansas, '36, Senior Debating Club, '36-'38, S ior Hi-Y, '36-'38, Treasury Staff, '36, Senior Science Club, en '37, Honor Roll, '36-'38, Biggest News Winner, '37, Press Club, '38, Associate Editor Bruin, '37, National Honor Society, '38. JOE LQBLANC Tall, dark and handsome! Cumtux Staff, '35, Junior Debating Club, '35-'37, Tennis Club, '36-'37, Tennis Team, '36-'37, Carnival Court, '38. JACK LEETE Just to know Jack Leete- Malces one's life complete. Newcomers, '34, Dramatic Club, '34, Vice President Dramatic Club, '37, Junior Debating Club, '35, Secretary Junior Debating Club, '36. GEORGE LUCKETT Heaven ne'er helps a man who will not act. Newcomers, '34, Vice President Literary Club, '33, Secretary Junior Hi-Y, '34-'35, President Junior Debating Club, '34, Vice President Junior Debating Club, 35, Tennis Club, '36, Dramatic Club, '37, Boxing, '35, Tennis, '35-'36. NINA MARYE She could nzake a home of any man's house. N 5 Newcomers, '34, Bluebirds, '35-'36, Tennis Qbib, '?18. f 3 , 1 J ' it J o J 4225 KEATON MCCARTY I am not bashful, JANE MCINTYRE I'lI giggle my way through life l It's just that I stutter at times. It's the easiest way. Newcomers, '34: World Affairs Club, '35-'37. Newcomers, '34: Glec Club, '34-'35g Dramatic Club, '34-'36 S Tennis Club, '36-'37: Blue Triangle, ,373 Stamp and Coin Club '37-'38g Louisiana Club, '37-'3S. SCOTT MQCARTY .ssh We all like good ole Scoa ' f , LQ, ELEANQR MCKENZIE 'C h' I 'hbtthl1L '- A-f N, auseeso1zeofteesof.eo.. Vs . AH H Newcomers, world Affairs Club, '34-'asa F113 Ai uh, Q, gem ww out of gym Class' '37-'38: Stamp and Coin Club, '37-'38g Intra-mural Athle V!'Q,,Newcomers, '34. '35-'37, Track, '38, 5' 1 WANDA MCCULLOUGH Black is white, and white is black, 'Cause who says so?-Mae! Newcomers, '34: Boosters Club. '35-'37: Vice President Term VIII, '37-'38: Glee Club, '35-'36g Bruin Staff, '35. FANNIE MAY MCFARLAND She doesift have to hurry To keep in step with the best. Newcomers, '32g Spanish Club, '33-'34g Glee Club, '34-'35g Circus, '32. V RALPH MCGEHEE ' Some day we'll be proud to say we knew him. Orchestra, '34-'38: Band, '34-'38. G X I ELAINE MCHUGHES She's short, but she can really step high. Transferred from Providence Academy, '36: P. W. C., '36-'37g Blue Triangle, '37-'38: Bruin Staff, '37-'38: Junior Debating Club, '36: Senior Debating Club, '36-'385 Tennis Club, '36-'38. MARGARET MCKENZIE Music hath charms-so does Margaret. Newcomers, '34g Louisiana Club, '35-'36. MARGIE MCLEAN Oh Boy! Can she tickle those iiloriesl Newcomers, '345 Tennis Club, '35-'36: Gfee Club, '35-'36g Orchestray '34-'38: Band, '36-'38g Blue Triangle, '37-'38g Home Economics Club, '37-T385 Dramatic Club, '36-'37. SIDNEY MEGINLEY Everyone says Sid is the swellest kind of a kid. Newcomers, '3-43 Senior Hi-Y, '36-'38g First Aid Club, '37-'38: Secretary and Treasurer First Aid Club, '3'7. 1 DOROTHY NARROW It's people like Dot who make a nice world. Newcomers, '3-4: Athletic, '34-'35: Glee Club, '35-'373 Drama- tic Club, '35-'36. fafbfffeal :ly ,hs ,- ,K 4.x 4'l.l 4235 , LaVERNE NELSON As rare as a day in June. Newcomers, T545 Dramatic Club, '35: Junior Science Club, '35- '383 P. VV. C., '37-'38: Secretary Junior Science Club, '3'7g Cum- tux Reporter Junior Science Club, '36-'38g Cumtux Reporter P. W. C., '37-'38g Honor Roll, '35-'36. LEONARD NICHOLS Righteousuess is a matter of liviizg up to o1ze's highest principles. Newcomers, '34: Track, '34-'3Sg First Aid Club, '37g Intra- mural Athletics, '35. JIMMY NORWOOD Fm handsome, and the girls know it, So I haiieizft a care. Newcomers, '34: Vice President Newcomers, '34: Tennis Club, '36-'3'Ig Senior Science Club, '37-'38: President Senior Science Club, '37-'3S: Cumtux Staff, '37-'383 Advertising.: Manager Cum- tux, '37-'38-5 National Honor Society, '38, WARREN NUGENT A friend is iralzfcable, a t'l 1lC friend priceless. Newcomers, '343 First Aid Club, '37-38: President First Aid Club, '37g Stamp and Coin Club, '37: Tennis Club, '363 President Stamp and Coin Club, '37g Intramural Athletics, '35-'37g Track, '38 MARJORIE PEARCE A sensible girl is a joy forever. 1 Honor Roll, '34-'35: P. W. C., '3'7: Secretary, P. W. C., '37: Ban Newcomers, '343 Dramatic Club, '34-'363 Boosters, '37: -Blue- birds, '34-'35: Secretary Bluebirds, '35g Bruin Staff, X25-'37g d MARJORIE PENINGER As pure as a pearl and as perfect. President Newcomers Club, '34: Secretary-Treasurer Bluebirds, '3-1: President P, W. C., '35: Secretary Terms II, III, Junior De- bating Club, '34-'35: Vice-President Stamp and Coin Club, '35: Latin Club, '36g Orchestra, '363 Vice-President Terms IV, V, Blue Triangle, '36-'ISTQ Point of Triangle, '36: Press Club, '37: Carnival, '37: National Honor Society, '36-'37: President National Honor Society, T375 Boosters, '37-'383 Honor Roll, '34-'37. BETTIE PHILLIPS What is lovely izevefr dies, but passes on into other lovelmess. Newcomers, '34: Dramatic Club, '35, Senior Debating Club, '36-T385 P. VV. C., '35-'3lS: Blue Triangle, '36-'37: Boosters, '37- '38: Carnival Court, '37: Debating Team, '36-'Il7: State Rally, '36: Bruin Staff, '36-T583 Campus Favorite, '37-'ESQ Best Dressed Senior Girl, '37-'3X: Queen of Carnival, 'SIL u VIVIAN PIERCE Such charms we have Never seen, As those possessed by our Campus Queen. Newcomers, T345 Dramatic Club, '34-'3fi: Bruin Staff, '34-'35: P, W. C., '35-'ISSJ Boosters, '35-'37: Campus Favorite, '36-'37: Campus Queen, '37-T581 Secretary Boosters Club, '37: Bruin Staff, '37-'324g Carnival, '34-'37: Circus, T343 Senior Play, '34, ' THELMA POLK Where struttiizg reigns silywemc. Newcomers, '34g P. W, C.. '353 Band Drum Major, '36-'37s Boosters, '36-'38: Tennis Club, '35g Dramatic Club, '343 Bruin Staff, '36-'3S: Cumtux Staff, 'f34: Carnival Court, '38, LUTHER POMES B t lf - 005 er U ' Luther Poines 'zs my izame, BILLY PEART fi, , A 'word to the wise is sufficieizt. - Newcomers '34: Junior Debating: Club, '35: Photography Club, Just be patient, I'll win fame. Newcomers. V443 Spanish Club, '37. RACHEL PORTERIE '35-'3'6g Spanish Club, '36: Tennis Club, '36-'37: Senior Science I' I y S Z 'I S I have U CS. Club: '37-T385 President Junior Debating Club, '35: Vice Prosi- mawagt U 0, g CL y . dent Spanish Club, '3li: Cumtux Stalf, '35-'3G3 Cub Basketball, Newcomers, '35: Louisiana Club, 'iifig Home Economics Club '34-'35: Basketball Manager, '36-'37. 37. gt RJSg'ilL,,-,DL ,,,g-fu 'if ' , ii,L.,.:-an . 1' iso. . i. . 4245 VIRGINIA POST The best way to have friends is to be one. Transferred from Ruston High, V355 Junior Debating Club '35-'36: Blue Triangle, '36-'38: Senior Forensic, '36-'38g Cumtux: '37-'38: Glee Club, '37-T383 Central Rally, '36-'37g State Rally, '36-'37. T. J. PRICE If's people like T. J. that make the world a better place to live in. Newcomers, '33g President Newcomers, '335 President Terms II, '34: IV, '35: VI, '36: VII, '37g VIII, '38: World Affairs Club, '34-'35: Senior Hi-Y, '37: President Senior Hi-Y: Football, '36- '37: Cub Football, '33-'34: Basketball, '35-'36: Captain Basket- ball, '36: Alternate Captain Track, '36: Track, '35-'36: Best All Round Sophomore, '35: Best All Round Senior Boy, '3'lg Best Boy Athlete, '37: Most Popular Senior Boy, '37g Best All Round Junior, '365 Central Rally, '35-'36: State Rally, '36-'37g Most Valuable Football Player, '37. RALPH PRIEST He plays football and he can dance, So come on, girls, here's your chance. Newcomers. '33: Radio and Aviation, '34g Senior Science Club, '35-T565 Football, '37. DOROTHY PRINCE Character and intelligence all in one. Newcomers, '3-lg Dramatic Club, '35-'36: Honor Roll, '35-'36: Library Staff, '36-'38: National Honor Society, '37-'38g State Rally, '37g Blue Triansrle, '37-'38. HARRIS PROSSER No particular girl catches my eye, I like them all. Newcomers, '3-1: Tennis Club, '35-'38, Glee Club, '37: Bruin Advertising Staff, '37-'Il8. LEONARD RAINEY I know I'll be great some day, So what do I care what others say. Newcoml-rs, '343 World Affairs Club, '37, ELIZABETH RAXSDALE As honest as a silver dollar-and as precious. Newcomers, '34: Glee Club, '34-'35: Dramatic Club, '35-'36 Business Club, '37-'38: Cumtux Stalf, '37-'38. JOHN RAXSDALE Patience is a 'virtue well worth while. Newcomers Club, '34, Spanish Club, '36-'37. BENNY RINE He'll never be left behind, And a better friend would be hard to find. Newcomers, '34g Honor Roll, '35-'37. WARREN RINGGOLD He doesn't need a megaphone to tell the world who he is. Newcomers, '34: Boxing, '35g Central and State Rally, '35g Canteen StaH', '35-'38g Canteen Staff Manager, '37-'38g Vice President Terms III and IV, '35-'36: Secretary and Treasurer Terms VII and Vlll, '37-'38, Bruin Staif, '36-'38: Honor Roll, '35-'3',: Junior Hi-Y, '35-'3fi: Senior Hi-Y, '37-'38g .Iunior De- bating Club, '36: National Honor Society, '37-'38: Cheerleader, '37-V385 HB Club, '36-'38g State Rally, '37, SIM ROARK When Sinfs in town, the girls go round and round. Newcomer:-1, 'ii-1: Tennis Club, '35-'38g Football, T565 Carnival Court, '38. LEWIS ROBINSON He could swell the soul to rage or kindle soft desire. Newcomers, '34: .Emior Debating Club, '35: Senior Debating C'ul'J, '37-'38: National Honor Society, '37-T285 Honor Roll, '35- '37: Track, '37-'38. 4255 HOWELL ROGERS Fm ci sheilc, gzrlsg dou'f you realize -it? Newcomers Club, '34g Secretary Term III: Junior Hi-Y, '34-V363 President gunior Hi-Y. '35-T463 Junior Debatinxr Club, '35-'36, President Junior Debating Club, '35-'36: Best All-Round Sopho- more, '35-'36: Senior Forensic Society, '36-V482 Tennis Club, '37- '38g Senior Hi-Y. '36-'3S: Cumtux Advertising Manaizer, 'fllii Honor Roll, '36g State Rally Debating, '37: Kim.: of Carnival, '3S. JIMMY ROLAND My only wish is to graduate and thdf's the wish of all the teachers. ' Newcomers, '34. RAY RYDER His actions spell his ehriracter. Newcomers, '33: Intramural Volley Ball, '36: Intramural Base- ll '35 ba, . l JODA MAE SASSER Her quest is wot for herself. ' Newcomers, '34g Girls' Athletic Club, '36-'3'l. y WILBUR SAVOY I never dare to be as good as I crm. Boxing, '33-'34g Football, '36-'37: Drum Major, '33-'Il7: New- comers, '33g Track, '34, Dramatic Club, '34-'35, FRANCES SCHRAMEK From this fair bud n lnedufiful flower is sure to burst forth. Transferred from .Iane Addams School, Cleveland, Ohio, '36. M'ADELE SCOTT Tlzere's 'nobody just like M'Adele, We think she's simply swell. Newcomers, Wifi: Secretary-Treasurer Newcomers, '343 Dra- maic Club. '35-'f'!G: Tennis Club, '35-'38: Senior Debating Club, '36-VSP4: l'. VV. C., '35-'fVl: Secretary-Treasurer P. W. C., '36-'37: Roosters, '34-VIS: Cheerleader, '36-'37: National Honor Society, '37-758: Quill wk Seroll, '37-TSX: Bruin Staff, '36-'37: Managing Editor of Bruin, '37-Nix: Glee Club, '34-'38: Best All-Round Freshman, '31-'353 Campus Favorite, '36-'3S: Best All-Round LEWIS SEALE I'nz a ladies' lllflll, yes, one lddy's. Senior, WSH. Newcomers, 'rlilz Boxing, '33-'34: Cub Football, '3'l: Radio and Aviation Club, '33: World Affairs Club, '34-'35: Louisiana Club, '34-'35: .Iunior Debating Club, '35-'36: Spanish Club. '36-'38: Vice President Spanish Club, '36-'373 Secretary Spanish Club, '37-'3X. NELLIE MAE SENDEN Tell ns your seerefglzoiv to be sweet. Neweomers, '33: Glee Club, '34. ANNA ROSE SIMPSON I should worry, I can always dance my cares away. Newcomers, 'ililz Dramatic Club, '35-'36: P. W. C., '35-'363 Glee Club, '36-'37g Bluebircls, '!l5g Tennis Club, '37-'38. BEN SKERRETT I have brains mid know eovmvtly when to use them. Neweomers. '32-V333 Dramatic Club, '33: Tennis Club, '33-'34, '35-'SETQ Stamp Club, '34, '37-'38: Senior Science Club, '37-'38: Library Staff, '37: Cumtux, 'PET-'38, CLAIRE SKLAROFF There is 'wo knowledge that is wot oaluoible. Newcomers, T345 Bluebirds Cumtux Reporter, '34-'36: Honor Roll, '34-'37: P. W. C.. '35-'37: Cumtux Staff, '35-'37g News Editor Cumtux, '37-'2lH: Central Rally, '35-'37: State Rally, '35-'373 lilue Triangle, '36-'3Sg State Girls' Debating Team, '36- '37: National Honor Society, '37-'383 Quill 8x Scroll, '37-'38g Vice President Dramatic Club, '37-'38g Glee Club, '35-WSG: Presi- dent National Honor Society, 338. s Q 1 4265 JACK SLEZAK Men. like him flou't often appear. Newcomers, '34. CARLINE SMART We're betting on you from the start, Come on, Carline, we know you're Smart, Home Economics Club, '37-'38. GENEVA SMITH There have been many Smiths, But you surpass them all. Newcomers, '34, Louisiana Club, '35-'36. GERSTNER SNYDER Without her, the class wouldift be complete. Newcomers, '34, Glee Club, '34-'35, Dramatic Club, '35, Blue Triangle, '37-'38, Photography Club, '36, Athletic Club, '34. ' -- J ii, -1 SJOH SO EN He is the master of his strokes. Newcomers, '33, Tennis Club, '33-'37, Intra-mural Track, '35- '37, Tennis Team, '35-'37, Orchestra, '33-'34. ANGELIQUE STAFFORD Her eyebrows punctuate what she says. Newdomers, '34, Stamp and Coin Club, '35, Carnival, '34-'36, Bluebirds, '34, Bruin Staff, '36, Glee Club, '36, Dramatic Club. '37, Honor Roll, '34-'37, Tennis Club, '35-'36, BETTY STEHR Sweet is the word for her. Newcomers, '54, Junior Science Club, '35-'36, Tennis Club, '37 P. 'W. C., '37, Blue Triangle, '38. J. B. STELLY I'm a woman haters That is-until I get a chance to date her. Newcomers, '34. MARGARET STEPHENS She wears her thoughts on her tongue. Newcomers, '34, Tennis Club, '36-'38, Dramatic Club, '36 Bruin Staff, '34-'37. ETTA MAE STEWART Our nominee for Miss Personality Plus. Transferred from Little Rock, Ark., '36, Tennis Club, '37-'38 Vice President Tennis Club, '37-'38, Glee Club, '36-'38, Boosters '37-'38, P. W. C,, '36, Bruin Staff, '37-'38, Secretary Term IV '36, Blue Triangle, '37, Dramatic Club, '36, Cheerleader, '37-'38 Campus Favorite, '37-'38, Most Popular Senior Girl, '37-'38 State Rally, '36-'38. MARY FRANCES STEWART To lengthen to the last a sunny mood. Newcomers, '34, Vice-President Term II, '34, Bruin Staff, '35 Bluu Triangle, '37, Tennis Club, '37, Secretary Tennis Club. '37 Dramatic Club, '34, Glec Club, '36, Boosters Club, '35-'37. LOUIS ST. ROMAIN Handsomencss is a joy, And handsome is our best-dressed boy. Newcomers, '33, Freshman Cheerleader, '33-'34, Junior Hi-Y '34-'35, Boxing, '34-'35, Tennis Club, '35-'36, Senior Science: '36-'37, Best Dressed Senior Boy, '37-'38, 4275 TROIS STRUBE Hold the Fort-Fm coming! Transferred from Woodlawn H. S., Birmingham, Ala., '36: Senior Science Club, '36-'37g Track, 'lifig Photogrraphy Club, ,36- '3'T: Football, '36-'37, MILDRED SVEBECK As sweet as they come-4 And thafs going some. Newcomers, '34: Spanish Club, '35-T361 P. W. C., '35-'38g Junior Science Club, '35-'36: Cumtux Reporter .Iunior Science C'ub, '35-'365 Boosters, '35-T361 Business Club, '37-'38: Cumtux Reporter Business Club, '37-'38: Honor Roll, '34-'363 Dramatic Club, '36-'37. MAURICE TANNER Shc's a darling girl, from night to nio'rn,, Even. when, she's playing that big bass horn. Newcomers, '34: Bluebirds, '34: Glee Club, '34-T355 .lunior Science, '34-'35: Circus, 'SML Home Economics Club, '36-'373 Band, '37, RENA TASSIN Confidence is half the battle. Newcomers, '34g World Affairs Club, '35: Honor Roll, '35-'36g Louisiana Club, '35-'37g Business Club, '37-'38. BOBBY TERRELL Hobby is so swell and kind. Her eqnal would be hard fo find. Newcomers, '34: Worlds Affairs Club, '35: Junior Debating' Club '35-'37: President Junior Debating Club, '36-T571 Blue Tri- angle, '37-'38: National Honor Society, '37-'38: Cafeteria Staff, '34-T383 Senior Science Club, '383 Business Club, '37: Honor Roll. '34-'3S. DORIS TERRELL Our lzlrwk-eyed liermly. Transferred from Boyce High School, '3'l6. MARION TISCHLER She's a curly-licrlded gal, A carefree and a loyal pal. Newcomers, '35: Tennis Club, '36-'37g Glee Club, '35-'36, PATTY TOOPS W'e don.'t luwe ci Pick and Pai, But we have a Pat and Paul. Newcomers, '343 Coin and Stamp Club, '34-'35: Business Club, 37338: Secretary Business Club, '37-'38: Band, '36-'38g Blue Triangle, '37-'3X5 CuLntux Staff, '37-'38g Honor Roll, '34-'37. 4 If. fl J ffl, 1 A f f ' HARRY TORBETT He does right well with fhe girls. Newcomers, '34g Spanish Club, '35: Stamp and Coin Club, '35- '37: Vice President Senior Science Club, '37-'38, IMOGENE TRACY She has her liearf sci on. one. Newcomers, 'Ii4: Boosters, '36-'37. MADISON TRAMMELL Girls, love me, love my motorcycle. Newcomers, T323 Spanish Club, '35-'36: Senior Science Club '35-'36: Intramural Football, '353 Basketball, '34-'36: Cub Foot- ball, Al. MAE TRUAX She lives on the sunny side of the road. Home Economics Club, '34-'35: Louisiana Club, '35-V583 Pro gram Committee Louisiana Club, '35-'38: Honor Roll, '35-'36 Glee Club. 'ST-'ZlP4. M ' -1 , 4285 CLYDE TUCKER Everyone seems fo know my heart-throb, except me. Newcomers, '34: Library Staff, '35-'ClT: Tennis Club, 57 Boxing, '34. JAMES TUCKER From night fo morn he blows that horn. Band, V361 Orchestra, '37-'38. ELLIS TWILLEY He's a Peek of fun! Newcomers, '34: Junior Hi-Y, '34-'3G: Senior Hi-Y, '36-T583 Junior Debating: Club, '35-'2l6: Photography Club, '3fig Bruin Staff, '37. THELMA UPSHAW A quiet girl, ri. friendly lass, A joy to any teaeher's class. Newcomers, '34, Junior Science Club, '35-'3lS: Junior Debating: Club, '36-'37: Central Rally, '361 State Rally, '36: Junior Home- ' makers Club, '36. ODELL VALLERYX By his glances you can fell '. How fond he is of sweet Lanelle. Newcomers, '33, HARRY VANDERFORD Presidenf of fhe K. I. R. , Newcomers, '33: Cheerleader, '34g Football, '35-'37, Secretary Term VIII, '37. MARGUERITE VANGOLD Purer than gold is her character. , 'Transferred from Providence Academy, 745: P. W. C., '35-'38 Athletic Club, '36g Home Economics Club, '37-'38. AUBREY VASCOCU Sonic walk the straight and narrow path, I walk at one side-it's easier on, my feet. Newcomers, '34, First Aid Club, '37. LORRAINE VIGUERIE Ilfc hate to lose you, Lorraine, But we're bound to hcar of you again. Newcomers, '34: Junior Science Club, '35-'36C Vice President Science Club, '36g Junior Science Club, '35: Secretary Junior Honor Roll, '35-'36: Tennis Club, 'i'l7: P. W. C., '37-'38: Secre- tary P. W. C., '37, Cumtux Staff, '37, MARY VIVIANO As small as she is, She'll never be overlooked. Newcomers, V543 Bluebirds, '34-'35, P. W. C., '35-'37: Cumtux Staff, '35-'36g Blue Triangle, '37-T383 Senior Science Club, '37- '38g Secretary-Treasurer Senior Science Club, '37-'38g National Honor Society, '37-'38, VIVIAN WADDELL Perseveranee is a stepping stone to success. Newcomers, '34: Girls' Athletic Club, '36-'37. BETTYE JANE WAKEFIELD Few fhings are iinpossiblc with diligence and skill. Newcomers, T253 Junior Debating Club, '35: Honor Roll, '35- '373 Dramatic Club, '37: P. VV. C., '37-'385 Spanish Club, '37-'38, 4295 JOHN S. WALKER Yes, Miss Fleming and I run the library. Newcomers, '34, Junior Debating Club, '35-'36, Cumtux Staff, '35-'38, Associate Editor Cumtux, '37-'38, Stamp and Coin Club, '37-'38, Library Club, '35-'38, President Library Club, '35-'ISGS Press Club, '37-'38, Senior Hi-Y, '37-'38. CAMILLE WARD It's no wonder that she's loved by all. Newcomers, '33, Dramatic Club, ,34-'35: Glve Club, '35-'36, Athletic Club, '35-'36, Photography Club, '36-'37. MAE WHITE A wise woman, thinks before she speaks. Transferred from Block High School, Jonesville, La., '37. OPAL WILEY Not too much of al good thing, but just enough. Newcomers, '34, Girls' Athletic Club, '35-'37, Junior Science Club, '36-'37, Louisiana Club, '37, Honor Roll, '35-'36. JANELLA WILLIAMS She's one of those pupils for whom Miss Thornton. prays. Newcomers, '34-'35, raidatic Club, '34-'36, Library Club, '34-'37, Vice aside' Ligrary Club, '35-'36, Senior Science Club, '37, B Tri 9.12, '.7, Cumtux Staff, '37, Honor Roll, ':se-':s7. ' 1 'I' - 'f Q if 5,ALLE131,'W1LL1AMs .i X , I'll it ol n now, but f e time will come when you'll h . . ea fro? rr , J woo rs: 4,ii'viatiunJClub, '35, World Affairs Club, '35- xgfi, nz, 394: ?'outball,, 37, Basketball, '37, Track, '37. H ,' l If If MALCOLM WILLIAMSON Girls can't make him fall, He's just interested in basketball. Transferred from Dry Prong H. S,, '37, Basketball, '37-'38, Intramural Athletics, '36-'37, Volley Ball, '38, Track, '38. DORIS WILLIS Live and learn and you have nothing to fear. Transferred from Lf.-compte H, S., '37. ENID WILSON As friendly as a park bench. Newcomers, '35, Athletic Club, '35-'36, Blucbirds, '35, Louisi- ana Club, '37-'38, JOSEPHINE WILSON Her kind words and gentle smile have won her many friends. Newcomers, '34, Bluebirds. '34-'35, Vice President Bluebirds, '35, Dramatic Club, '35-'37, Tennis Club, '36-'37, Boosters, '37- SS DONALD 'WITTER FootbalI's my fame, but I just can't make any progress. Newcomers, '3-1, Tennis Club, '36-'37, Football, '37. OSCAR WORSHAM Last, but by no 'vneans least! Newcomers Club, '34. . K, X I ' .- 4 ' .wg . X I I 1 . Q 1,4 4:1 I . ,in ,la V, - J I X A V If N I , ' . , ' - f v - . Q ,,,'.wL' . Al i 7 A' , , . I . V . . 1 .K X x V ' - ' 4 30 5 Q - I W, ,VY P Jr 'W W W WMM, VW Ljfml, M N UI 4 JJ my Lxwf Af, 3 QQ N U Q26 OITUVWIVG 19355 ELISE CARROLL Maid of Honor K s I .1 ' DIXIE HARWELL ' SIM ROARK BETTIE PHILLIPS JOE LeBLANC NEWTON H CATHERINE KOLBQ ELISE CARROLL HOWELL ROGERS THELTVIA POLK MARY LIT'1 . i b EI gi ,: 1 2 2 if FP , H K 4 f J I M 'A M Y A' D , Q V M fs , Ee fffkffssf 3,03 - if -Sw sw , 1 f fm f.,mffwffM W 4 3 ' 2 A 1 ff? is x I v W, .V+-,..,, fi' 1.-wp.4usar gf,,4,aL K f 'W . Q' a ...gif-,W , x ,, Y wi , m y ,Quin 1- 1 , K K Q 35 ' 2 A K I -1 -6 i w 11, ,I ,WW I , .1,a,-inf' Wnmf-'vw-'xv - -1-' :mm DCDPUL T. J. PRICE Bos! Athlvte 'VMI , ' , ' ' f ,I Bvst Alllynind Sorzidrxgoyff I 1 Xyqd , Mo P Jar? Sallillfylfy if ,fx 'J'-'I' jf ,I V J pd! , If ' fix, 'V . 'JJ we GX 1 1 ,J I J I ' gf uf! sf! A1.,vxT, 1 iM ,MJK af fu z lf- , .ij ff IJ fox! X ,J , f I ,, J ,J ff Q1 J, f'E'l lJA MAE STEWART A 1 J kj, 'ff M 1 1 f I I fllost Ifoplilar Senior Girl .Lv ff' W ,' KV JANICE GINSBERG Svnior Wlost Likely to Succved MARY LITTELL Best All Round Junior LOUISE PETERMAN Best All Round Sophomore 4 34 P V, V. ...-.,.,,,..,..-.. ,V ,-Wy., f,...,- .-L,--1: -ur-frrwg-ga ZFYQW' fSF'W i'W rf HPF 'X AVQITY THOMAS DAVIS Handsomest Senior Boy NFADELE SCOTT Best All Round Senior Girl BETTIE PHILLIPS Best Dressed Senior Girl LOUIS ST. RUMAIN Best Dressed Senior Boy WILMA KELLY Best All Round Freshman 4355 5 af 5. I Campus Quvvn V lVI AN Pl EHCE 4365 .,,4 . .J PAVQVQWES M'ADEI.E SCOTT BETTIE PHILLIPS DORIS PIERCE BARBARA ANN XVILBUR MARY LITTELL ETTA MAE STEWART , l w ,QA k1 , . k x 8' 'KQJVIA-'of 1.,x4,, 1 I l . f . L 'rf 01 .5-T 'VIT 'Q I . , AA' . ' '!!.44 - U' grin., .r -f . 1 l' . . , ,,-:I.1.-- L' - K, I A ,,.,f,-f QM ' , , - f fp I I -3 , fl J 'p..,kfL- In X -I -1 L,I,-,- H-ig 'Ad 4 AI ' ll H ,...,., . . .... WL - G . f ,,V. ,.,,----., -,.,.., , . , , V, ,.,, W 'JT , ,V I V Ir 1 'I'R' I I - 7,f!Af'AA' 4,0 ac-md' pw-, Z' 'Z dl-'-4-P A-OCA! ' 31 T595 Q WPT vw-XD ff f iff Af , q,L ,I M- .Y ,YYY Y .IA fL,....-...-. ,.--..A W--. - , -M ,NWN VW - I ' , A 1 .- NICKNAME Chubby Pokey Gracie Hank Alvie Freddie Beck De Jury uJinnyn Bridenda1l Ringgold M'Adele Pecan,' Simp Teeker Hunter Bets Cooter Josie Margie Bett' Wanda Cookie Twilley Gio Frenchy IKJOH Berlinsky Knutie Bubber Honey Sim Etta 'iSkeeter Dapper Billy Joda Mae Buddy Pinky Bootsie Lucy Kitty Warren Bet Pitty Flossie Little Rob use WLC? WEAKNESS Women The Ritz Bros. Robert Taylor Army Miss McDonald Wesie Dancing and music Mr. Franck Mostly Gutty Shirley and flivers Playing Eskimo She's so changeable That Polk Gal Dick Lewis Shag Betty P. Stuifing ballot boxes Harry Torbett Mickey Mouse A guy named Norman The football king You never can tell Sweeney Being ladylike We guess E. M. S. The boys Clark Gable Home Ec. Betty Ovaltine Books and Josie M'Adele Helen Garrett All the gals M'Adele and tennis T. J. No one in particular Doris D. A motorcycle Lloyd L. Slimy McConnell Dixie H. Spooning Asking questions Tennis R. S. and Peanut Frances W. TRAIT A broken down car Flirting Rosy cheeks Stickability Bolton's country. boy Short and stocky Those gorgeous eyes his lisp Flirtatiousness His ducky walk Our cheerleader Giggle Football Can she dance His celebrity air Those dancing feet Those monkey caps Being nice That swagger Lovely as can be As stately as a queen Bolton's cutie S. S. 8: G. He's so studious Pug nose Her pompadour Niceness Timidity I Wise expression Red hair and freckles His frizzly mop Whistles like a bird Vim, vigor, personality The old i'pigskin Bolton's dandy Our Vogue fashion plate Timidity Best dressed That red hair Being a good friend Lovely blue eyes Football fan His laugh Trustworthiness That swell smile Try and catch her Philosophizing as P ,H -I 1'N1U!Fvf '- '1 r 'rxl 'Wv'v 2- SAYING Shucks! Yoo Hoo Boy! Oh boy! Let's go it over That's me Heck! Sacramatino Yeth Oh boy! Heck, yea! You said it Oh, me! Where's Thelma? Let's go to town Consequently Oh, my gosh! Aw! Okee doke Fiddle dee dee Oh, me! Really! C'mon, C. M. I guess so Aw shucks! Oh, I'm so rushed Wow! Heck, I don't know Listen boy! Maybe, yes! Fine thing Hey, Howell Ho ho! Hey, Twilley Got it? Not really? Oh, heck! I beg your pardon Hi good buddy Here I come Chile! Oh, now! Oh! Mrs. Peters He! he! Do you want me? Oh, no? Hey, Kitty Mr. Ollie NI 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. .83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. CKNAME Gene Big Feet Keaton Wormy Ralph Rachel Nellie Mae Sugar Strube HMae!, uvigon Most Wonderful Scott Margie Patty Oscar HRayY7 Shorty Charna Baby John Myrt Jeremiah Fletcher Gutty Butch Annie uDottyn HRed7l lKMarg,!! HEnie1! Johnnie Little Audry Beagle Robert Carey Baby Mary Sumter lKDonY, uDi1lr9 Little Joe ucarnn Willy Jello Country Boy Fannie Mae Penny B. Peart Scotchy Gigolo Lenora Nicky Ginny WEAKNESS Bookkeeping Some handsome man Mary Neil Stamps and Penny Going to classes Alphonse The boy in the V-8 Howell Women and football Studying U Being too smart V. P. 8x K. I. R. McKay's homeroom English Paul T. Mrs. Peters English Thomas Cuz and'Cumtux Blondes Big appleing with Lucy Playing tennis Lorena Virginia Mrs. Longmire Cumtux History VII Activity period Being quiet Looking sirenish The moving picture Miss Pegues homeroom Teasing Deniston Mr. Roger's Hi-Y A long black pipe The honor roll Cumtux Patty T. Miss Moore Football Mr. Rodgers Looking nice Writing English papers Flossie Try and find out Playing a nurse Being rowdy Acting funny Chemistry Not hurrying Bicycles Q That Paramount guy 4 TRAIT His dumb questions All those curls He's swell His running walk Smiling Cute as can be Picture show girl She's our favorite Short and stocky Fairness Her smile Acting collegiate Her intelligence Keaton's coz A typewriter Expression of bewilderment! Tall and curly hair Those twinkling toes Boy! she's a talker I Long legs Slimness Racquets The business-like manner Blond hair Bolton's speedster Our journalist Tiny and Prim Pink hair Simplicity , Her come-hither glance Bobbed hair She's cute The honor roll Pop-eyes Wavy hair Oh! those black eyes Always Ben His questioning glance His accent That Tarzan physique Honesty Cute as can be Chemistry shark Cow-lick Red hair Eyes as blue as the sky Tall, blonde and blarney That walk My, he's handsome Being carefree Politeness Oh, she's witty 395 ' SAYING Huh? ' You're kiddin' Huh? I caught a fish Of course Oh, me Lil ole boy Honey Heck You win I'm here Oh! huh Ha! ha! Well, yes Oh, boy! 'Im just a newcomer Not me Aw, heck . Forgot the Cumtux keys Hey, you Want to Susie Q Any noise Wen Where's Virginia Look out! Well, I'll tell you What? Hey, you! Silence is golden C'mon! Sure! Yea' Boy! Mr. Rodgers! Uh huh! I made 5 A's! Today I am a man Sure Reckon? All right! Yoo-hoo! Oh, no! Now, Jimmy Outa here I'm coming Are you sick? Good buddy 0. K. That's a cinch Don't hurry me Heck Yeah man NICKNAME 100 La Verne' 101 Sam 102 Monkey 103 Mac 104 Chic 105 Johnnie 106 Gorgeous 107 Lizzy 108 Icy 109. Chee Chee 110 Beautiful 1 1 1 Sporty 112 Me Dee 113 Jackie 114 Dee 115 Seldom Ted 116 One Lung 117 Billy 118 Commodorc'i 119 Lee 120 Leo Joseph 121 Swede ' 122 123 Haynie 124 Dog 125 Percy 126 Stinky 127 Unconscious 128 Vel 129 Ted 130 Flip 131 Mildew 132 Brother 133 Johnnie 134 L. Cookie 135 Heaton 136 Chuck 137 Ike 138 C. Cookie 139 Bobbie 140 Rae 141 Ivy B. 142 HT. Boy 143 Luther 144 Gerstna 145 Weda 146 Riff Raff 147 Soden 148 Jerry 149 Prince 150 Steve WEAKNESS Geometry VI Bull Durham History Mr. McKay's homeroom Idolizing T. J. L. S. U. uniforms Sim Chemistry Oliver Hardy Correct English The model T English class Woman hating Mrs. Peters Mr. Oliphant Chemistry Garbo English Showing off Dime magazines Racoulie dame Generally Biker Spreading sunshine Virginia B. Midnight shows English VIII Bolton Annoying everyone A tau dark brute. Holding hands Chemistry Now, you guess M'Adele Walking slowly Solid geometry Miss Cambre Mary No one in particular Donald Duck Miss Cambre's history The matinee idol The band and Pineville Playing football Studying Plane geometry K. I. R. The boys Being intelligent Mrs. Peters Being mart The guys in the band TRAIT Blonde hair, blue eyes Integrity Honesty Sophisticated air Happiness Tall as a 10c cigar Cuban glamour Hyponotic eyes Aloofness Immaculate dress Fickle Ole fashioned girl Being hard to get at So diminitive One of the Dauzats Nonchalance Being a good sport Just a shy country boy Einstein Town Talk boy Being Gableish They say he's handsome Intelligence That checked coat Night-owlishness Self-consciousness Perseverance Playing dumb Coyness Long legs Very sweet She has pretty eyes He's a swell guy Nonchalance Curly hair He's a Paramount usher The loud mouth Woman hating Sweet as a cookie Tall, dark, handsome Dreaminess Some musician Rowdiness His inquiring expression She's so tiny Very brunette Campus cut-up His studious look Always in a hurry Intelligence Making good 4405 SAYIN G They're congruent Oh, yeah Oh boy! That's a question Gee, Pecan Sure Oh, Sim I'm not taking that Go away! Oh, me! Aw, heck! Oh, yes! Bah! it's a dame I was absent Ah heck! Ask me another I tank's I go home Sure! I know it Want a paper? Let's go Look here! Oh! oh! Any witty remarks? It's early yet Heck Try try again Repeat please You're so strong I don't get it Wasn't that easy Heck! Heck! I got it Shoot! This way please C'mon, let's yell Yea! Beg pardon Well! Ho-Hum Listen to this Here I come Huh? I can't do this Yoo hoo 0. K. I'll be back Hurry up! Here I am Surely NICKNAME 151. Ed 152. Leonard 153. Mildred 154. 'fEinstein 155. Raxsdale 156. Tanner 157. Smarty 158. Benny 159. Rena 160. Jack 161. Fran 162. Bobby 163. Sun Beam 164. Gunboat 165. Doris 166. Loud mouth 167. Claire E 168. Fish 169. French 170. Charlie 171. Mae 172. Sa Sa 173. Bootsie 174. Tucker 175. Kat 176. Do Do 177 Odell -78. Peggy 179. Vascocu 180. Graysu 181. Veteran' 182. Walt 183. Denny 184 Upshaw WEAKNESS Saying cute things Used to be L. W. The football team Any science Mr. McKay The canteen Shirley Temple Daily Town Talk Mr. Smith's office Being businesslike Charlie McCarthy Mr. Ollie and English Miss Pegues I Selling coffee Being quiet Trucking A guy named Gus Playing with M. S. Epicureanism Frowning Teaching English Making the H. R. Being happy Chemistry class Martha Raye Being intelligent Latin Being generous Baseball Being quiet Chemistry lab. Peter's English class Latin Trying to type TRAIT Primness The English shark Popularity Rambling rhymes Easy going Will-power Cooperation Quietness Knowledge Nice as can be Frankness She's an arguing fool Being a silver lining That broad chest Band box gal Oh! her hair Typewriting whiz Unruly curls That bay window Spreading sunshine Pedantry. She's smart Her smiling eyes Care-free That big mouth Sure of himself Bolton's toughie Her eyelashes Whiz at math Her retiring desposition Black haired Class shyness By-line stories Personality See page OO 15010 nsxwers 4415 SAYING I'm really thru It's a verb Positively no' Ha ha ha! Listen, guy! I will too Well, yes Hi! I reckon Look here You can never tell I don't think so Ya ya Repeat that please I want one Can you dance Really Hi keed! I'm not finished Maybe 'Tis true! That's simple Okee Dokee Huh! I don't know Yeah man! I'm Raymond's sister Buy one? Here, you take it! That's not right Shhhh! Gimme the acid Ah shoot! Oh! yes I don't care 4 Omu-him struts its stujf Slipping fiotvlt? Tlwy'rv tht' rvasnn uvfrv so pvppy Vl'ff'l'llllS of thu ganna ,Ivsuit nrrivvs Mr. Smith thinks it uvvr Bull svssion Srrim m age' C1411-bull Rngvrs Iwforv it happvnvd Prismwrs rvlvasvrl 'Hwy louk ll'0Tl'il'd-fl0ll.I thvy ? Paruzlv in prvparatiun 2? Pvppy lmnrh Bvt it Il'0ll.l start Whafs the' maltvr, Martha? Hit him lzarrl, Louisa' 0uavhira's slarlium 'fry harrl, janv! Lorvna in a brozrn slmly 8. 9. 10. Il. 12. 13. H. 4 43 I rf K Fly-ratrhvrsg or wvrv rlwy just Ouavhita Crashvs through ls thvir band as good as ours Rvarly for pravlice Popular young lallivs JUl'5S hair will protvvl him Cooling off D .ffl x ,f 5' :hi 'N A sw, Phone 265 surpriswl by A KV al' L U 1,1 3m fifff sol QAAVWLQ, 1. 0 3. 11. 5. 6. T. 8. Q. 10. 4 44 P Imsliv mats away Slllllil' :Iam-0 Hvluling for f'0lll1ll,l'Sf-Ill Byrd .-lflvr llw parmlu From Illl' bus stop l'0Tl1l'l' Cupid at worlf Big rippling Posing prvtty .Hvrl l'fLl1ll'TlLlllflll vatvhlfs l1l!Lgl:I'illli Bus arrivvs lfnnzpus pulzurunm ljllllfll lnnlfs 1li.wg14sl1'1l 1,l'lllIilIg 7'UIl'l'l' of Pisa 'l'l11'y'r1' of Slzarly svssinn fjUl1f'I'lI1fllfill.Q' Barbara looks mrul Szmzlvr Ili-1 Imllqrwl 3 -- , ,0lIl'l'lliZllli1lll ff 45 fflnsl' up of Il pvp nw llvsvrlwl pussugv Hruin vmnvs nlll I,yr-vurn IIFIPKQTILIII From tlu' lllirzl story Pvppiny lhvm up Our mighly instilulinn 'sl,l1'!lS1' sign Illilltf, :fling 1 -w 3. 4 5. 6. 7 8 9 10 11 4465 Chvorloaflvrs swing out Howard oxplains Look at E. Mfs mouth Dorff bv a hvvl, ,Mary Nvil Frvshmvn flliSlllIdPTSfl1lldillg Wllllf is it, Loo Allvn? IVFAIIPI0 Stopping high Gossipin' Thelma gots rvady to strut Campus, 3:30 Wie pictures Dorothy llufas 5 Hvlvn Rvvzl 6 Gus Volt: T gan: Haas-First Prizv 8 -- ruin Kodak Comfesi Louisa Pvtvrman 9. Branvh Phillips Sam Haas 10. Jam' Brutin Clara Bvlwrlirl 11. Wlartin Clnszf A lfrwl Berlin 4475 Lmiors ELL, here is a new class ready to step to the pinnacle of Bolton fame. Ready to be seniors, equipped with a studied air of nonchalance, a knack for getting by with pranks, and a wide know- ledge of Boltonism acquired during three years of ex- perience. But don't be misled. It's not superior or super- cilious or anything like that, only every member is eager for a try at running a new senior class as he 'thinks it should be run. And the whole is going to do its best to make 1939 a truly outstanding year in Bolton's history. The juniors have had three years to prove their worth and make themselves an integral part of school life. Outstanding members have been deservedly recog- nized and placed in positions of prominence. Mary Littell, two years a cheerleader, is outstanding in ability and popularity and was elected best all round junior. C. M. McSwain, football hero and honor roll student, has also done prominent work. Joe D. Smith, orator, debater, and twice class president, is another celebrity in class activi- ties. Numerous Honor Roll students andrally winners are listed, in the junior roll: R. S. Harper, many times class officer, is among the high ranking juniors, as well as Doris Pierce, three years a campus favorite, and Bar- bara Ann Wilbur, another popular member of the class. Potential editors, senior class presidents, members of the Hall of Fame, and medal winners will soon be no longer potential but in actual possession of these honors. The seniors who pass on join in a hearty wish that their successors may have a bon voyage and close their high school days with a happy and profitable year long to be remembered by all. 4485 - . ,. , 1:1 '-- uw--.A nwuvpnvq- 1 r-- ,f .,.,.,-'X 1 ,-11gugwqqqmik,A.l --A-vw , -1- fr- - -W-.fqx-M .. U rw new Qggicevs 'E K j . lx . P' 5 'TPQRM V Vicrf-Pr0sidr 11z' BILLY EGGERS Sc'c 1'0fru y GRACE YEAGER President JOE D. SMITH 4495 'l'mm VI Prvsidmrz' R. S. HARPER Sr'1:rcfa1'y SHIRLEY LAWRENCE Vim'-P1'0sfd01zt C. M. MCSWAIN BILLY ADAM N. C- ALSUP LOUISE ARMSTRONG ALICE BARKSIJALE FOSTER BARRON JAMES ASHLEY MARY ATTREP CORNELIA BAKER LOUISE BAYS GUY BORDELON GEORGE BOWIJEN BESSIE BEAL HATTIE LEE BAKER ARLIS BEAUBOEUF MATTIE BRENNON LYNWOOD BRISTER ARTHUR BERGERUN EDITH BOOGAERTS BEVERLY JANE BROADWELL DUANE BROOKS SHIRLEY BURTON I A- I I i, ' f ' A 7111, - f 4505 .wk fww ,, MARGARET CAMPBELL EDNA CARBO ALICE RAY CARDWELL MAMIE CARDWELL ELISE CARROLL DONALD CHAMBERS JOE CHICOLA BILL CLARK MARY ALICE CLEMENTS LUTHER CREED EMILY CUDD J. D. CHELETTE MIRIAN DAFFAN DORIS DAVIS MERLEEN DELVAILLE FLORINE DICKERSON KENNETH DOWTY ELEANOR DROUET DORIS DORCEK TALITHA DUNN HUGHES ENOSTROM 4515 ' I LLOYD FARMER CATHERINE FAUCETT J OSEPH FAIICETT DOROTHY FAUST MARJORIE FEDUC CIA ERLEEN FIRNBERG CARMEN FLYNN PIERCE FOSTER GLORIA FOTO CLEVELAND FRANKLIN EVELYN FRANZ LOUIS FISH GEORGE FRENCH HOWARD GATES 5 X I W MYRTLE GAUTHIER HAVARD GEORGE BARBARA GILLIS GEORGE GLASSCOCK EDWINA G MII.DRED GAMBLE RAHAM NELLIE GRAYSON I' Aw 4525 CECIL GREMILLION CHARLES GREMILLION GEORGE HALL HERBERT GREMILLION MURRAY GREMILLION KATHLEEN GUILLOT .I IIVIMIE HALL TOM HICKMAN HAROLD HANI.EY R. S. HARPER KATHERINE HAOAN HALETTE HARLEN DIXIE HARWELL RUTH I-IOCHENDEL ADM! , R353 S I .4 DOROTHY Hocc NANCY HOLLOMAN ACATHERI RUTH HENDERSON WALTER HETHERWICK NE HOPSON PATSY HOVERDER MARTIN LOU HUNDLEY 4 ,, , L . --, - Av -v- DUNQ AA-R A 9 Z gf .Z 1 T535 C. J. HUTCHINS ELEANOR JACKSON ARTHUR JEANETTE D. T. JOHNSON EDGAR JORDAN SEYMOUR JOSEPH GRADY KELLY KITTY KELLY WALTER KELLY J. P. KIMBALL JIMMIE KING CHARLES KALLAM JACKIE KOHARA DOROTHY LOCKWOOD HAROLD LAIN JOSEPHINE LANINCHAM JACK LANIER MILTON KORNEGAY ' BETTY LAUGHMAN JANETTE LAURENT 'X SHIRLEY LAWRENCE G Q R ,.' J ' - f' Iv y Y, f' VK 1 Apffl A jr f M' . ygvk-1 lqxlffh' v I f . 4545 EARL LEMOINE W. J. LEMOINE GRETCHEN MCLEAN DE WITT LESUEUR MARY LITTELL Dw1cHT MCCURDY JOSEPH IWCGEHEE MARY MCGINTY C. M. MCSWAIN RAY MAYNOR MILDRED MADDOX ERIN MANAGAN BLANCHE MARHEFKA MARJORIE MATHENEY Doms MAYEUX FAY ELAINE NIEGISON BONNIE MAE MESSER HELEN NICKELS ANNA MILLER ELVIN BIILLER P MARI.ANNE MOFFETT 4555 CRYSTELL MOORE CAROLYN BIORGAN KATHLEEN OSBORNE KEITH MORGAN CLAUDINE 0,NEAL BERYL NOONE RICHARD PACE THELMA PRICE CHARLES PALMER MEADE PALMER MII.DRED PRICE N15 WALTER PRICE BEVERLY NORWOOD ROY O. MARTIN CLAUDE PARNELL JIMMIE POURCY DORIS PIERCE CYBELE PROTHRO CHARLES PUCKETT KATHLEEN RAINEY YVONNE RATCLIFF ,191 ,.,,'-fp X' 5 ,gli -I ,vi 4,56 P QQ cv f 1 '9 !7 !Wf ' :R 3. . fl A I . 'f u. E ..- , I . - . , .W ,' - AM Y. J, RF I . . . , - Y LOIS READ RAE RECOULIE HARRY REDUS HELEN REED CECIL REGION BEVERLY RIDDLE MAVIS ROBERTS ORLA ROBERTS ALEX ROBINETTE LANEE ROBINS HENRY ROCKHOLD SHIRLY ROSZELL ROY ROUTIER HAROLD RUBIN HOMER RUDY AMPRARO RUIz HAZEL RUSK BILLIE RUTH RYDER JACK SCARBROCK MARJORIE SCHMIDT BENNIE SCOTT 4575 'R , .i, MILLIE EDNA SCHULTZ DICK SIMMONS . 'f ' -f 'r'f-- -'-fm rffff- 'rf'- Huff-fl'- JAMES SMITH I-IAZEL STEADMAN EARL TARVER JOE D. SMITH LONNIE SMITH 0?BRIAN SMITH BETTY STAPLES EMMETT TAYLOR BETSY TREADWELL DOROTHY TUDOR LULA TERRELL ALLEN THOMPSON LOUISE THORNTON FRANCES TRAYLOR OY AN Ev V Nil ME I 'Xp ' 'Qbbla VTX N' CECILIA VANL.ANGENDONCK W KATHERINE VOTAW - - 'JAMES VERZWYLELT - ' -T GUS VOLTZ W .IMT ,J,,,,.lf4v. ffl 9 4 Vw v.5-Q,.. 1 S 'TGQLH . 4-asf ,,?,',,4. 54,-4-5 A A 71:1 ::Iz.... fwfiqv'-I ? k H JOHN WAKEFIELD DEI.0REs WEBBER C 1 LEONARD WEBSTER BARBARA W ILBUR DOLLY WILLIAMS MIKE WELLS HARMOUR LANE WILLIAMS MARGUERITE WILSON . STANFORD WHATLEY SIDNEY NEAL WOOD GRACE YEAGER X 4595 Earl Bordelon Shirley Blair Grace Eva Brister Marvin Brister Alwin Barron Fred Barksdale Lorena Beck Leon Birge Virginia Brewer Phil Bridendall Warren Ringgold M'Adele Scott T. J. Price Anna Rose Simpson Lee Jarrell Wallace Hunter Betty Harazim Elizabeth Ball Josephine Ayres Marjorie Pearce Bettie Phillips Wanda McCullough Betty Duncan Ellis Twilley Angelique Stafford Frances Aids Josephine Wilson Alfred Berlin Newton Hargis LeRoy Leatherman Joe LeBlanc Sim Roark Etta Mae Stewart Harry Vanderford Howell Rogers Thelma Polk Joda Mae Sasser Louis St. Romain Madison Trammell Mary Frances Stewart Lucille Harper Catherine Kolb Warren Smith Betty Stehr Catherine Febiger Florence Fell Lewis Robinson Eugene Ball Margaret McKenzie Keaton McCarty Warren Nugent Ralph Norwood Rachel Porterie Nellie Mae Senden Vivian Pierce Trois Strube Mae White Lorraine Viguerie George Luckett Scott McCarty Margie McLean Patty Toops Fl 9906129 ' 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77 78 79 80 81 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88 sof 90. 91. 92 93 94 95. 96 97 . 98 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107 108 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. xx O UGQS' Oscar Worsham Ray Ryder Elaine McHughes Janice Ginsberg John Blalock Myrtis Lee Chevalier G. L. Broussard Clifford Fletcher R. L. Gates James Edward Jones Annie Rose Hill Dorothy Narrow Lewis Seale Marguerite Vangold Enid Wilson Johnnie Andrews Audrey Bardwell Harley Beagle Bobbie Bishop Carey Blanchard Mary Viviano John S. Walker Donald Witter Dillon Wall Joe Willis Camille Ward Doris Willis Janella Williams Lee Allen Wnnams Fannie Mae McFarland Marjorie Peninger Billy Peart Ralph McGeehee Jimmy Norwood Lenora McGrath Leonard Nichols Jane McIntyre La Verne Nelson Sam Mallette S. M. Mulkey Sidney Meginley Felice Brumfield Johnnie DeMoss Jane Bruton Melissa Buse Ivy Maude Davis Jane Byrd Thomas Davis Nell Green Harry Caldwell Jack Leete Delma Dauzat Ruby Hammett Nelson Cannon Billy Lawrence Billy Daniels Lee Harris Leo Cappel Vernon Larson Vera Donahy McRae Haynie Van Carter 4605 I I Wt O? 125 Percy La Cour 126 Calvin Crooks 127 Claudia Hazelton 128 Velma Clark 129. Ted Lee Jones 130. Deretha Craig 131 Mildred Hazelton 132. Martin Close 133 Esther Johnson 134 Lloyd Cook 135 Robert Heaton 136 Chandler Clover 137 Isham Hudson 138 Carolyn Cook 139 Velma Ruth Holt 140 Evelyn Ray Coates 141 Ivy B. Coward 142 U. T. Downs 143 Luther Pomes 144 Gerstner Snyder 145 Ouida Dunn 146 Ralph Priest 147 John Soden 148 Jerry Durham 149 Dorothy Prince 150 Margaret Stevens 151. Rachel Edgar 152 Leonard Rainey 153 Mildred Svebeck 154 Carl Ellsworth 155 John Raxsdale 156 Maurice Tanner 157 Dorothy Evans 158 Benny Rine 159 Rena Tassin 160 Jack Eyre 161 Frances Schrameck 162. Bobby Terrell 163 Veda Franklin 164 Ben Skerrett 165 Doris Terrell 166 Dorothy Gamburg 167 Claire Sklaroff 168 Marion Tischler 169 James French 170 Carline Smart 171 Mae Truax 172 Sara Louise Gates 173 Geneva Smith 174 Clyde Tucker 175 Katharine Gay 176 Gladys Glover 177 Odell Vallery 178 Margaret Grant 179 180 181 182 183 184 Aubrey Vascocu Beryl Grayson Raymond Glover , Walter Broadnax Deniston Gilbert Thelma Upshaw QYZQ ANZ? T XQNS wr'm'mwv'. I ' v: -' mf f-4 .V W1 1 -K A,f1g I ,n N', 1 . , V x ' A-,I I AN 1. X . n JARRELL SCOTT AYRES SLAY BRIDENDALL LITTELL Sports Editorial Editor Business Kodak Social BRUIN The Bruin serves the double purpose of memory book and training school in executive and journalistic ability. It offers through photography and written word the story of the Bolton year. Its place in the hearts of the students as their eagerly- awaited annual is indisputable. Mrs. L. T. Longmire Faculty Advisors .... . .. .. .. . . . ..... .. . Miss Lessie Moore Miss Flora Levy BRUIN STAFF Josephine Ayres . .. ..,,,, ,, .. .. , . Editor-in-Chief Dick Slay.. ............ ., Business Manager M'Adele Scott ....... . LeRoy Leatherman. Sally Fish Dawkins. . . Harold Rubin Gloria Seip Patsy Hoverder Virginia Brewer A. E. Berlin Louise Peterman Sam Haas Wallace Hunter Martha Cappel Elise Carroll Mildred Gamble Sara Louise Gates Elmo Hebert EDITORIAL Betty Hill Etta Mae Stewart SOCIAL Mary Littell Editor KODAK Phil Bridendall Editor Branch Phillips Marjorie Pearce Helen Reed SPORTS Lee Jarrell Editor ADVERTISING Ray Maynor AdUl'l'f7'SI7'Ig Mawagc Eleanor Jackson Seymour Joseph ,'. Elizabeth Laughman Bobby Luckett Gretchen M :'Lean Managing Editor Associate Editor Make-Up Editor Natalie Scott Betty Duncan Elaine McHughes Vivian Pierce Dorothy Lucas Gus Voltz Martin Close Price Marjorie Mathcny Wilma Pearce Betty M. Staplis Frances Walker Donalzl W. White 'V - ,Iv--'V J fQ'3 L'Q 'ivfwf' F ' um' Q .F!.1i-.-J iz,-S - . - CAMPBELL WALKER RANKLIN GINSBERG THOMPSON HILL Circulation Associate Business Editor-in-Chief Sports Feature Editor Manager CUMTUX A fine example of an up-and-coming journalistic effort may be found in Cumtux, the school paper, which publishes a lively week to week account of Bolton news, The paper serves the double purpose of record of school news and journalistic training school for its staff. Faculty Advisors ,,7,, Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor ,c,, News Editor... , Feature Editor ,,,. I Exchange Editor , Alumni Editor .. ,,,t Assignment Editor ,.....c..,,. Club Editor ,,,,..,tt,tt,t ,,,c, , H Sports Editor, ,, ,, Associate Spo1'ts Editors Business Manager ,,,,,,, , Advertising Manager., . Circulation Manager.. . Photographer .. .. Thomas Davis Lucille Harper Joe D. Smith Lorraine Viguerrie Bobby Elder Nellie Grayson Bcttye Harazim Billy Hixson Hunter Normand Patty Toops Francis Traylor I Mrs. Irene Holloman Miss Myrtis Shaw Miss Louise Morgan Miss Mary Lee Cambre ,,t,tt ...Janice Ginsberg John S. Walker ,...,..Claire Sklaroff ...,,,,Annie Rose Hill .. t,,,.,,,,, ,Lois Read ,.,.,....--.-,Lorena Beck Grace Yeager ,,,, ,,,, . . Louise Thornton WC. M. McSwain C. M. MsSwain, Joe D. Smith REPORTERS George Hall Laulette Marcus Deniston Gilbert Bobby Byrd Harold Odom Ben Skerritt ADVERTISING SOLICITORS Claudine O'Neal Mary Catherine McGinty Janette Laurent Jimmie King Gordon Stafford TYPISTS Talitha Dunn Jane Byrd Elizabeth Raxsdale Cleveland Franklin .... , Jimmy Norwood ., ..Margaret Campbell Nathan Kaplan Evelyn Franz Walter Price DeWitt Baker Ruby Juneau Kenneth Dowty Ruth Hochendel Claudia Hazelton Fred Barksdale Lloyd Farmer Mildred Gamble George French BACK ROW: Claire Skla I -..T , roff, I.eeJarreIl, Fhandler f'lover,Lewis Robinson, Mary Littell, LeRoy Leatherman, Janice Ginsberg. Mr. W. IJ. McKay. FRONT ROVV: George Hall, Billy liyrgers. Lucille Harper, Josephine Ayres, Joe IJ. Smith, M'Atlele Seott, Howell Rogers, Betty Phillips, Elaine MeHughes. SENIOR FORENSIC SOCIETY One of the most noted organizations in Bolton, the Senior Forensic Society not only rouses state-wide interest by its excellent record in debating but also keeps the school on tip-toe with wonder at what will happen next in that Debating room l The club has produced one winning' debate team after another and shows' great promise of upholding its fine reputation in the future. JUNIOR FORENSIC SOCIETY The Junior Debating Club supplements the senior organization by training the in- experienced debaters for future membership on the team and by rousing the interest of younger students in speech work. The juniors hold their own tournaments in preparation for the realization of their chief aim-eto be admitted to the senior club. BACK ROW: Preston Eggers, Billy Eggers. Billy Wilson, Braneh Phillips, Gus Voltz. Billy Lt-Blanc. Leslie Cappel. Marvin Wells. Bobby Caizle, Lawrenee Berk, J. C. Kenningrton. SECOND ROW: Mr. McKay. Hubert Lawrence, Jean Walker. Mildred Maddox, Mildred Gamble, Gertrude Melllean, Erlean Firnberg, Dorothy lllshner. Mary Louise McNeal. Betty Hill, Mabel Bordelon, Rita Dufour. . FRONT ROW: Reginald Corley. Dirk Slay, Sally Fish Dawkins, Barbara Ann Wilbur. Frances Walker, Kitty Kelly, Natalie Scott. Sam Haas. Louise I'eterman. Eleanor Simms, Martha Cappel. Virginia Let-te. John L, Lewis. ' Us 4 64 TP V' , E.: lst 'I 1' li, 4 ltr, vlj l X' BALL. ROVV: Kitty Kelly. Betty Moore Staples, Billy Ruth Ryder, Bobby Luckett, Jane Wilson, Josephine Wilson dele Scott, Sally l-'ish Dawkins, Patsy Hoverder, Frances Traylor, Catherine Kolh, Alive Bordelon. OND ROW: Betty Hill, Louise Peterman, Lucille Harper, Doris Pierce, Thelma Polk, Louise Armstrong, Frinee-. Walker, Mary N--il liyram, Barbara Ann Wilbur, Ruth Ellington, Vivian Pierre, Marjorie Pearce, Marjorie Ptningcr '-nphine Ayres, Miss Julia Lewis. IRON1 ROW: Myrtis Lee Chevalier, Wanda McCullough, Beverly Jane liroadwell, Frances Luckett, Virginia Iirewtr Jane Richardson, Mary Littell, Lorena Beck, Mary Frances Stewart, Bettie Phillips, Louise Kerr, Alice Barksdalt Julisnne David, Margaret Campbell, Wilma Kelly. BOOSTERS The purpose and functions of the Boosters Club need no explanation to Alexan- rians. The name they have chosen, Boosters, implies all that is needed to know about this fine girls' o1'g'anization. Forwarding every athletic and literary under- taking' attempted in Bolton, the Boosters have become a vital, essential factor in making school life more interesting and more valuable. PRESS CLUB The Press Club, headed by Miss Mary Thornton, has become a veritable Walter XYinchell in keeping' up with the happenings at Bolton. Always the first to press and scooping' all the rest, these amateur journalists are doing' great things and making great progress in their special functions. They need a pat on the back. liALl'x RUW: C. M. Mi-Swain. Harold Odom, John S. Walker, Harlie Beagle, Cleveland Franklin. Vernon Larson. Ch our, Billy Daniels, R, li. Fit-.' 'l'h D- s - ' .1 ms, omas .nl-, Alla n li. lhompson. IHUNI RUVV: Miss Thornton, Grace Yeager, Lois Reed, Jane liyrd, Dorothy Ganilrurg, Annie Rose Hill, Lorena ulorie Veninger, Carolyn Took, lflvelyn Rae Coats, Luuise Thornton. Q91 1655 li, i BACK ROW: Miss Thornton, M'Adele Scott, R. L. Gates, Lucille Harper, Ray Maynor, Bobby Terrell, Lewis Robinson, Louise Thornton, Billy Daniels, Mary Viviano. Helen Stendman, C. M. McSwain. FRONT ROVV: Lorena Beck, Sally Fish Dawkins, Harlie Beagle, Jane Byrd, Denniston Gilbert, Annie Rose Hill, Marjorie Penninzer. Sara, Louise Gates. Josephine Ayres, Claire Sklaroff. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Beta Tau Sigma Chapter of the National Honor Society, made up of outstand- ing students in Terms VI, and VII, and VIII, has made as its object this year the dona- tion of a silver cup which is given every six Weeks to the home room whose scholastic average is highest. This has been done to carry out the club's purpose of helping' the school in some way every year. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is composed of students who are the acme of Bolton's journal- ists. Chosen for their service on either of the two school publications, Bruin and Cuintux, the society is purely an honorary one and is ra. branch of a national organiza- tion. HACK ROVV: Annie Rose Hill, Miss Thornton, Josephine Ayres. FRONT ROVV: Janice Ginsberg, Louise Thornton, Newton Har-gis, Claire- Sklaroll, M'Ad1-le Sm-otl. 4665 BACK ROW! Lenora S1-mferri. Mary Gray, Deniston Gilbert, Lewis Robinson, Milton Korneyzay, Roy Martin, Ralph Nor- wood, Vlfilma Kelly, Lorraine Kelone, Maud Blalock, Gertrude Baker, Louise Henry, Ruth Paine. SECOND ROW: Lois Normand, Lorena Beck, Virginia Woollall, Kathleen Osborne, Juanita Thornhill, Noble White, Velma Clark, lflrin Mannagzin, Barbara Gillis, Mae Truax, Doris Warneko, Doris Workman, Janice Ginsberg. FRONT ROWV: Crystellv Moore, Alta Ober, Nellie Smart, Jane Keith, Martye Hundley, Adelaide Heller, Ruth Dufour, Mable McGill. Dorothy Narrow, Sarah Bowman, Jean Tummell, Bula Nixon, Edith Broussard, Etta Mae Stewart. GLEE CLUB The sound of lilting voices, second floor back, is almost sure to come from the Glee Club which is usually singing' in the music room at any hour of the day. From this group of song'sters are picked the Rally contestants in vocal music, while the other members derive great pleasure from its opportunity for choral singing. ORCHESTRA An organization that furnishes much amusement and entertainment at assembly progwams and other school events and at the same time gives its members valuable training' in music, the orchestra provides another aspect of the wide field of extra curricula activities at Bolton. The membership at D1'CSQHt is quite large and under the direction of Mr. Staiert, the orchestra is making' great progress. BACK ROW: Gerdner Hendrix, Howard Gates, Ralph McGee-hee, James Tucker, Margrie Mr-Lean, Leslie Cappel, Mr, Staiert, Seymour Joseph. Beverly Riddle, Joseph McGee-hee, Francis Mulky, Doris Gates, Leon Birefe, Lillian Close, Dorothy Bialy, Julienne David, Sidney Wood. FRONT ROW: Edward Flynn, Charles Beason, Vernon McGeeheo, Billy James, Dorothy Evans, Patsy Hoverder, Hubert Lawrence, Sadie Cappell, Flo Mae Bialy, Margaret Carlino, Ben Flynn, Medley Jeansonne. 4675 BACK ROW: Jackie Kohara, George Hall, Orla Roberts, LeRoy Leatherman, Phil liridendall, C. M. MeSwain, Bobby Bishop, Billy Eggers, Kenneth Dowty. SECOND ROW: Sidney McGinley, Newton Hargzis, Joe D. .ml Chambers, John S. Walker, Mr, Rodgers. FRONT ROW: Gus Voltz, Howell Rosters, Wallace Hunter, Ellis Twilley, Thomas Davis, T. J. Priee, R. L. Gates, Cleveland Franklin, Allen B. Thompson, Newman Downs. ,L HU SENIOR Hl-Y To develop qualities of character and leadership in the boys in Bolton is the aim of the Senior Hi-Y. Pertinently the Hi-Y programs throughout the year have been aimed at preparing for college life and later on beginning the upward climb on the ladder of success. Here's luck to the future leaders of America. S 'th, G. L. Broussard, Homer Rudy, Chandler Clover, Donald JUNIOR HI-Y The Junior Hi-Y supplements the Senior group in its activities by preparing the freshmen and sophomores for service in the Senior Hi-Y. Having done much toward bringing out personality and character in its members, membership in the club has become a coveted honor. BACK ROW: lioblxy llyrtl. Hobby Elder, Bran:-h Phillips, Joe Sanchez, Hobby Czurle, lk-Witt linker, Walter' Hill, Mr. Murler. FRONT ROW: Vaughn NV:1lker, Walter Iiull, Preston Exrylers, Donald Wynn WhiLe, Sum Haas. lilarkman Ariail, Gordon Stafforrl, liilly Viee. l ,. S. -S L 4685 BACK ROW: Billie Ruth Ryder, Janiee Ginsberg, Jack Leete, Katharine Gay. Carolyn Morgan, Johnnie Dt-Moss, Florence Fell, Frances Traylur, Harold Rubin. Mildred Whatley, Pearl Stoner, Hunter Normand. FRONT ROW: Betty Duncan, Angelique Stafford, Eloise Andries, Claire Sklarotf, Ade'aide Heller, Helen F: Crystelle Moore, Laulette Marcus, Dorothy Tutor, Beverly Norman, Mildred Price, Miss Mg-Dimgild, DRAMATIC CLUB Choral readings, poetry, interpretative reading' and plays have held the attention of the Dramatic Club this year. Besides training its members in poise and dramatic ability, this club entered contestants in the various divisions of interschool speech tournaments. le Mirhels, SPANISH CLUB The charm and color of the Spanish-speaking' nations is made known to us through the activities of the Spanish Club. Through its originality and cleverness in present- ing programs dealing' with life and customs in Spain and Mexico, it has become invalu- able as an entertaining' as well as educating factor. BACK ROW: Gloria Murgran, Jean Burdelon, Drew Abbot, Mary Frances Manning, J. Murrow, Luther Pomes, Carl Campbell, J, D. Chilli-t, L. H. Daniels, Carl Higgins, Billy lfunderburgh, Alford Clark. FRONT ROW: Miss Campbell, Dora Hogge, Ailene Black, Montez Brister, Bessie Beal, Lewis Seale, Ampraro Ruiz, Audrey Bardwell, Betty Jane Wakefield, Evelyn Berlin. Norma McLean, Jane Bruton, Roy O. Martin. 4695 THELMA POLK Band Leader 4705 YP!! A Cecil Gallaspy, Cleveland Franklin, James Tucker, Leona Nelson, Yvonne Rateliff. Ralph MeGL-hee, Margaret Carlino, Harold Rubin. Jack Racine, Leon Mykoff, Jean Walker, Doris Gates, Patsy Hoverder, Leon Biryre, Sadie Cappel, Earl Beason, Lillian Close, Shirley Blair, Sydney Neal Wood, Betty K. Bridge, Hunter Normand, Frances Mulkey, Seymour Joseph, Beverly Riddle, Joseph MeG1-hee, Audine Robinette, Margie Mc-Lean, Dorothy Bialy, Patty Toops, Carl Camp- bell, Merleen Delvaille, Lloyd Cook, Evelyn Hope Ryder-,, Flo Mae Bialy, Howard Gates, Lucille Rateliff, Ben Flynn, Janssens Blaneharml, Charles Masters, Catherine Hasten, Leslie Cappel, Maurice Tanner, John Burnett. BAND MEMBERS This year's band has been outstanding' in size, organization, and service to Bolton. Assisted to a great extent by the loyal group of Band Boosters, it has been the back- ground of all our football victories - l th- i ' ' ' ' greater things. s .inc L l1lVlY1g ioicn that has gyoaded us on to BAND BOOSTERS J, Alice Bordelon, Marjorie Pearce. Florence Fell, Dorothy Mae Hoprpr, Frances Traylor, Martha Cappel. BACK ROVV: Thelma Polk. SECOND ROW: Catherine Koll FRONT RUVV: Erline Firnburg. Billie Ruth Ryder, Carolyn Morgan, Nellie Grayson, Kitty Kelly, Barbara Thompson, Beverly Jane Bnrdwell, Betty Harazim, Mildred Gamble. l 47lP BACK ROW: Miss Duhon, Lorene Kelone, Mildred Gamble, lietty Stehr, Crystelle Moore, LaVerne Nelson, Evelyn Franz, Maris Willett, Helen Fonner, Prudence Payne, Dorothy Lockwood. FRONT ROW: Irma Jean liirge, Laulette Marcus, Gloria Seip, Jean Bordelon, lim-tty Jane Wakefield, Grace Yeager, Lor- raine Viguerie, Marguerite Vangold, Frances Aids, Mildred Svi-beck, Bonnie Mae Messer, Beryl Noone. The P. W. C. has donated many of its programs this year to the development of personality in its members. Following these same lines, a plan has been inaugurated to raise money for the establishment of a library to be placed at the disposal of the character clubs. BLUEBIRDS Discussions of the lives of America's great women and the inspirations to be derived from their success have been the Bluebird objective during this year. Possibly following an example set by one of the illustrious women of whom they studied, the girls have ably supported the Doll and Toy Fund and the drive for funds for the needy. BACK ROW: Elizabeth Beagle, Jean Cooper, Mary Adeline Kerr, Georxriana Gilbert, Maude Alma Johnson, Elaine Gray, Marjorie Erskins, Ruth Carey Payne, Pauline Griffin, SECOND ROW: Dorothy Ruth Ware. Virginia Cook, Mary Frances Manning. Mildred Coco, Mary Catherine Dear, Betty Ann Hill, Kitty Haynes, Minnie Lou Hardinir, Henrietta Hardtner, Miss Moore. FRONT ROW: Jean Tummell, Mary Redus, Murline Cooper, Velda Mae Lewis, Wilma Pearce, Virginia Walker, Nina Kelone, Jean Roberts, Dixie Lee Ball, Annell Bridges. 4725 BACK ROW: Hattie Lee Baker, Mary Viviano, Carolyn Cook, Veda Franklin, Dorothy I'owelI, Dorothy Prinee, Elaine Wigulns, I'lorenee Dlekerson, Grace Lois Aymond, Patty Toops, Louise Thornton. SECOND ROW: Miss Thornton, Eyelyn Ray Coats, Edwina Graham, Mavis Roberts, Ouida Dunn,- Bobby Terrell, Marjorie Matheny, Marnie McLean, lalise Carroll, Deretha Craipr, Miss Talbot. FRONT ROW: Gerstner Snyder, Betty Duncan, Angelique Stafford, Catherine Febipzer. Jane Byrd, Annie Rose Hill, Sara Louise Gates, Shirley Lawrence, Elaine MeHui:hes, Hazel Steadman, Helen Reed, Janice Ginsberg. BLUE TRIANGLE Playing Big Sister to the new Boltonites is the chief duty of this senior char- acter club. This year, the girls of the Blue Triangle honored the incoming' freshie girls with parties, purposely given to make them feet at home in Bolton. They then followed through with a Goulosh and other exciting' activities. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB W'ith such a motto as Health, home, and happiness, the Home Economics club of Bolton is su1'e to succeed. Already well on the road to awakening' interest in the science and art of homemaking, the club, under the leadership of Miss Lillian Talbot, has made great strides since its org'aniZation in 1932. More power to Bolton's future homemakers under the direction of Miss Spears and Miss Soncrant. BACK ROW: Betty Rose Kelly, Wilma Robinson, Kathleen Osborne, Rita Goudeau, Maris Willet, Helen Fonner, Elaine Hinton, Marilyn Auld, Jacqueline Bayes, Althea Aiken. SECOND ROVV: Miss Talbot, Patrieia Meredith, Betty Harazim, Veda Robinson, Doris Verswyveldt, Mildred Guinn, Mau- riee Tanner, Mamie Guinn, Marjorie Feduccia, Carline Smart, Margaret Bodwen, Miss Spears. FRONT ROVV: Nellie Leatherman, Elise Bradford, Nellie Snart, Jewell YOllII1,.Zk'I', Thelma Upshaw, CL-eil Reirion, Hazel Steadman, Ollie Mae Roberts, Barbara Thompson, Irma Jean Biryze, Mariruerite Vanizolal, Constance Randolph. 4735 Fl BACK ROW: Miss Kilpatrick. ldlnier Smith, .I. M. lfoniliy. Arthur llergreron, .lames Ashley, Charles Pearce, Scott McCarty, Harden lllaloek, llilly James, Arvin Miller, Lawrence Held, Dillon VVall. Aubrey Vascoeu. Eddie Cassell. Mrs. Peters. IRONT ROW: Horace Kimhrell. l'ilvin Miller, lack Scarhrock, Quincy Lee Hariris, Sam Calhoun, Leonard Nichols, Howard Gates, XVarren Nugent, Sidney Megriuley, lleniston Gilbert. Joe lirumlield, Leo Worthy. llarrell Piersall, Lewis liostow. FIRST AID CLUB Organized under Mrs. Peters and Miss Kilpatrick, the First Aid Club has made excellent progress in demonstrating what to do till the doctor comes. It gives a knowledge of first aid for cuts, wounds, poison. broken bones, etc., essential to the member of this modern society. LGUISIANA CLUB In order to better acquaint us with our state, its government and industries, and above all, its history and folklore, the Louisiana Club was orgranized. Its functions are at once interesting and educational, thrilling and informational. No other club in Bolton has done more to turn our eyes to the charm and color of the deep South. RACK ROW: Clilford Andries, Cecil Daniels, Ray Urban, Bobby Elder, Clara Benedict, Tom Armstronyr, Edwin Guillory, Doris Lambert. N. C. Alsop. Franklin Floyd. Grady Ke'ly, linid Wilson. Mike Wells, Duane Brooks, Myrtle Gauthier, Jane Hunt. Mae 'l'rnax. QECOND ROW: Mrs. Peters, llorothy Rae Miehiel, Josephine Edgar, Carmen Flynn. Reita Normand, Kathryn lfaucett, Jimmie Ponrcy, Lisso Lawrence, Kathryn Hobson, Minnie Ray Faust. llorothy Faust, Nancy Holloman, Alice Cle- ments, Louise Bays. Johnny llonahy. Leonard Webster. MINT RUVV1 Cecilia Mae Miehiel, Carolyn Hiess. Joyce May Etlixar. Dorothy ldrskin, Pauline Griffin, Carrie Glover, Dorothy Fay Lucas, Uuida Dunn, Fred liarksdale. Elinor Dronet, May lJeWitt. Helen Grant. Dorothy Ferris, Miss Milldrum. 4745 BACK ROVV: Roy James, John Wakeman, CliH'ord McComb, Donald VVynn White, Roy Cuokston, John S. Walker, John Blanehard, Miss Kilpatrick. FRONT ROW: Walter Hill, Carl Carson, Adelaide Heller, Scott McCarty, Ben Slwrrett, Warren Nugent, Marjorie Penin- ger, Randolph Broussard, Gordon Stafford. STAMP AND COIN CLUB The membe1's of the Stamp and Coin Club interest themselves in trading and collecting stamps and coins of all nations. During their meetings the members discuss all of the aspects of their hobby. This year they have prepared maps of many countries and decorated them wth native stamps. BUSINESS CLUB Organized this year by the sponsors of the commercial department, the Business Club's activities complement classes in salesmanship, stenography, and bookkeeping by providing interesting additional information along these lines. Headed by Miss Levy, the club is doing a great service toward better fitting commercial workers for their positions. TOI' ROW: Margaret Grant, Lorene Kelone, Janet Laurent, Mabel Prothro, Stanton Woods, Lee Harris, Ralph MacFar- land, liobby Terrell, John Cardwell, Eleanor Jackson, Vera Donahy, Miss Levy. FRONT ROVV: Dorothy Powell, Mary Attrep, Warren Smith, Elizabeth Raxsdale, Mildred Svebeck, Patty Toops, Ray May- nor, Shirley Lawrence, Deretha Craig, Rena Tassin, Beryl Grayson, Ralph Robbins. 4755 FRONT ROW: Janella VVilliams, Lucille Harper, Mary Viviano, Jimmy Norwood, Harry Torbett, James Wakefield, Angelique Stafford. Sara Louise Gates. BACK ROW: Mr. Oliphant, Alfred lierlin. lien Skcrret, Dick Pace, Earl liordelon, l'hiI liridendall. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Problems in chemistry, experimental projects and new scientific discoveries occupy the Senior Science Club which draws its members from the honor roll students of the science department. Mr. Oliphant directs the meetings and explains many ad- vanced problems in Chemistry to the members. JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Supplementing a class room of study of General Science with interesting outside work, the members of the Junior Science Club strive for a better outlook on the com- plicated structure of science. The programs given each week are so constructed as to give entertainment as well as valuable information. BACK ROW: l'1H'ie Strother, Rose Poliza, Marion Welch, Elizabeth Pr-art, Marie Hammons, LaVcrne Nelson, Pauline Simp- son, Bobby Lowther, Roy Phillip Cookston, Charles Davis, Earl ljenninir, Jack Racine, John Eskew, Hayden Ellis, John Blanchard, Harold Rich, Bryant Dean, SECOND ROW: Miss Miller, Joyce Mae Johnson, Ruth Willis, Gwendolyn Upshaw, Ruby Rickey, Mildred Wells, Marion Welch, Howard George, Mary Sasser, Alta Lee Uber, Elaine Williams, Lois O'Neal, Prudence Payne, Mary Redus. FRONT ROW: Doris Darin-ek, Lois Hyde, Patricia O'Lcary, Clara Ruth 0'Neal. Zula Duliois, Villie Merle Davis, Juanita Hunt, Geraldyn Womlall. Thornton Cappel, Mary A, Kerr, Aline Pieketl, lietly John Snyder, Alice Harszis. 4765 BACK ROW: Frances Marie Bordelon, Katherine Hopson. FRONT ROW: Dora Mae Gremillion, Mr. Franck, Maxine Smith. TREASURY STAFF Another staff that ca1'ries on a great deal of Bolt0n's business is that of the Treasury. Students skilled in bookkeeping and stenography make up this group which handles all incoming and outgoing school funds totaling more than thirty thousand dollars annually. BOOK ROOM STAFF The function of the bookroom staff is a difficult as well as a vital one. It is easy to imagine what a job keeping track of thousands of books every year would be. That's the task that this staff successfully carries out. But without Mr. Miller's ex- perience and skillful direction it could never be accomplished. BACK ROW: Harry Vanderford. FRONT ROVV: Roy O. Martin, Betty Duncan, Dorothy Mae Faust, Veda Franklin, Mr. Miller. 4775 . an , Ben Skorrett, John S. Walker, Carl lflllsworth, Milton Kornm-gay, Clyde Tucker, Bill, BACK ROW: Donald Wynn White, v Hixson 'l' J, Price, Miss Fleming. h I . FRONT ROW: Florine Dickerson, Dorothy Prince, Janm-lla VVilliams, Erline Firnhergr, Hersclu-l Mr-Ginty, Mary Cat rrzne Mf'Ginty, Uorothy Lucas, Gretchen Mcllean, Martha Cappell, Mildred lirou:-sard, LIBRARY STAFF Innovations have been made this year by the Library staff to arouse interest in reading. Besides attending to routine duties the staff under Miss Blanche Flemming' sponsored a Book Week Contest and set up attractive posters on the pleasures of reading. Without the staf'f's guidance in locating' books, the students would be lost to much of the Library's value. CAFETERIA STAFF There was a particular strain on the Cafeteria Staff during the first semester due to the shortened dinner hour which forced many students to lunch at school. However, the staff carried out its work smoothly and efficiently throughout the year. BACK ROW: Doris Va-rzwyvelt, Ollie Mae Roberts, Warren Smiith, Biobhy Terrell. lflugrem- Ball, I'Ia-rhm-rt lieaver. SECOND ROW: Dillon Wall, Murray Williams, Faye 'Elaine liuchannan, Juanita Thornhill, Nolu-I White, Havard in-orgz Dorothy Crow. Bryant Dean, Carl Henry, Mrs. HlC'km2lll,4H3Zk'i Sivhilfllllll. FRONT ROW: Ferrell Adams, Hobby Levine, C. R. Colvin. I. W. Mulder, Jac-It Barnes, De-Witt Ln-Suer. X, - x - 4785 L ,JM W WM M05- BACK ROW: Malcolm Cappel, Newton Hargis, Lucius Holloman, John Ariail, Jewell Dulany, Sim Roark, Matt Hunter, Martin Close, Claude Howse, Keary Collins, Betty Stehr. SECOND ROW: J. W. Backert, Charles Nettles, Blair Ozier, Jack Armstrong, George French, Doris Pear ce, Anna Rose impson, Josephine Wilson, Jimmy King, Betsy Treadwell, Jullane David, Carolyn Jordan, Lorraine Viguerie. THIRD ROW: Donald Whitter, Phil Bridendall, Leo Cappel, Carl Ellsworth, Donald Chambers, Bill Clark, Clyde Tucker, Nell Hooter, Margaret Stephens. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Bradford, Harris Prosser, Eloise Hyde, Jimmie Hall, Hazel Rusk, Wallace Hunter, Glenn Douthit, DeWitt Baker, Blackman Ariail, Leon Mykoff, Virginia Brewer, Stella Louise Armstrong, Marion Tischler, Elise Carroll, Betty Moore Staples, Mr. Peters. FIFTH ROW: Webb Myers, Bruce Niles, Bobby Byrd, Marie Bordelon, Frances Luckett, Doris Carlino, Mary K. McGinty, J. . . . immy McCoy, Catherine Febiger, Etta Mae Stewart, Mary Frances Stewart, Hattie Lee Baker, Elaine Mel-Iughes, Marguerite Wilson, Mary Lou Hunley, Rae Recoulie, Shirley Burton. SIXTH ROW: Billy Vice, Aline Harris, Lois Wilson. Betty Harazim, Ruth Hochendel, Nellie Grayson, Sylvia Mykoff, Jane McIntyre, Jane Keith, Seymour Joseph, Tom Hickman, Llnyd Farmer, Lee Jarrell. FRONT ROW: George Pikeman, Arnold Rosenthal, Winthrop Kellam, Billy Hickman, Billy Hixson, Sonny Hanley, Gloria Seip, Velda Mae Lewis, Barbara Gillis, Jo Baker, Leon Birge, Cecil Norwood, Mattie Nell Brenner, Katherine Alexander. TENNIS CLUB One of the largest organizations in Bolton is the Tennis Club which evidences the popularity of its sport by the size of its enrollment. This year members held tournaments within the club, discussed at their meetings many aspects of the sport and contributed members for the tennis team to compete in inter-school events. HONOR ROLL FOUR YEARS: Ted Garrett, Paris Murchison, John Paul, Frank Rob rt Lvt R 'h e , as er us , Dorothy Calhoun, Martha Duncan, Marjorie Moffitt, Dorothy Proctor, Margaret Wicks, Bernice Wortl1iny,zton. THREE LEARS: Marguerite Hardgraves, Frances Rainey, Eugene Ball, Harlio Beagk-, Deniston Gilbert, Ralph McGeehee, Jimmie Norwood, Warren Ringgold, Lewis Robinson, Josephine Ayres, Jane Byrd, Deretha Craig, Betty Duncan, Claire Sklaroff, Bobby Terrell, Patty Toops, C. M. McSwain, Talitha Dunn, Helen Reed, Mavis Roberts, Louis Thorn- ton. TWO YEARS: George Hall, C. J. Ellington, Derwood Miller, Milburn Voorhies, Mary Vincent Armstrong Lula Stricklin, Dorothy Gambur Vir ' ' P t l g, ginla os , The ma Upshaw, Lorraine Viguerie, Walter Price, Joe D. Smith, Allen Thumoson. Alice Barksdale, Bessie Beall, Alice Clements, Evelyn Franz Mildred Gamble Patsy Hoverdcr Bonnie M ss r B l , , V , CPSC , QTY Noone, Betty Staples, Grace Yeager. ONE YEAR: Herschel Nugent, Aline Britt, Leroy Leatherman, Frances Grayson, LaVerne Nelson, Emily Cudd, Eleanor Drouet, Janette Laurct, Mary Littell, Dorothy Lockwood, Lois Norman, Janssens Blanchard, Bobby Byrd, Bobby Elder, Marshall Miller, J. C. Morrow, Evelyn Berlin, Dorothy Eshnvr. Helen Fonner, Doris Gates, Alice Hargis, Caro- lyn Heiss, Betty Hill, Juanita Hunt, Ruby Juneau, Vii-inia Leete, Norma McLean, Prudence Payne, Louise Peter- man, Mavis Willet, Geraldyne Woodall. 4795 RHODES HOMER WARREN ORLA SHIRLEY VAWTER RUDY RINGGOLD ROBERTS LAWRENCE Manager CANTEEN STAFF That very necessary organ of Bolton's life, the canteen, is con- ducted under the sponsorship of Mr. F. W. Rodgers and the manager- ship of Warren Ringgold. By contributing generously to many school activities as well as by furnishing the student body with school supplies this organization fills a vital place in the schools success. Thus, the canteen's help in financing the new stadium, boosting athletics, Bruin and other projects have been particularly Valuable. We owe the can- teen and its hard working staff a sincere vote of thanks for its coopera- tion with and support of the school. 4305 BIGGEST NEWS Bolton's record in Biggest News for a number of years has been outstanding. The contest, sponsored by the Times-Picayune, fosters an interest in world affairs among high school students. Bolton has been awarded the trophy several times. In the 1937 contest the school won second place with a total of 51 points. Leroy Leatherman, Josephine Ayres, Jane Byrd, Dorothy Gamburg, and Donald Wynn White were among the scorers. Leroy's, the only first prize winner, is presented below: - ---.Ti. , EVERY MAN HIS CASTLE L. LEATHERMAN To every true American his home is his castle, his haven of refuge from the hustle and bustle of modern life. If a man owns the house in which he lives he has a definite feeling of stability, as though his home was a tap root that held him steady in a storm. Shrewdly appealing to this age-old feeling of ours, President Roosevelt has begun anew his 'right for rehousing the United States. One of the biggest features of the original New Deal program was a housing plan. Now in an effort to avert further business decline and to speed up recovery, the chief executive has placed a new plan before Congress. Providing, through a medium of local building and loan associations, government aid of private citizens for home building, the program is inaugurated a new era in the relations between the federal government and private business. Roosevelt is again proving a great strategist by advocating a boost to private establishments, especially at this time when the administration has lost popularity in the ranks of small business concerns, and by appealing to America's home-loving nature. The administration's major drive to improve living conditions and to promote business recovery by accelerating residential constructions is Biggest News, not because of its immediate provisions but because of its possible aid to present financial conditions and its effect in stabi- lizing a population by the erection of a castle for every man and his family. 4815 rr 1' rr 'f' 'f ' Sophomores To achieve the rank of sophomore is really to accomplish some- thing in the judgment-at any rate-of the Sophomores. When we have reached that height, we are no longer so disgracefully ignorant of correct behaviour at Bolton. We no longer wander vaguely through the halls searching for our class for hours. We know what a Booster is, we recognize all the teachers at sight, we are not quite so scared of Mr. Brameg we laugh scornfully when an upperclassman tries to sell us an elevator ticket instead of gullibly producing a dime as We did last year. And most of all, since a new crop of ignoramuses is coming up, we can vent our feelings upon it viciously with lip-stick, mean cracks and what-not. That takes most of the sting out of the abuse we patiently bore in Freshman days. This year's Sophomore class has a fine record to its credit. Several members of the class have placed in the State Rally. A good many debaters have made the Senior Debating Club from terms III and IV. It has participated actively in athletics and other extra curricula activi- ties. There are some outstanding Bolton students in the class of whom the school may well be proud. Louise Peterman, elected best all-around sophomore, was given a close race by Betty Hill. These two up-and- coming sophs are cracker-jack debaters, having won a cup for their work. Donald Wynn White, one of the Term III sophomores., placed third in the Times-Picayune Biggest News Contest. This achievement was considered outstanding due to the fact that sophomores are not compelled to enter. In the spring class, Dick Slay, one of the footballers, is president, Bobbie Luckett, vice-president, Lorene Kelone, secretary. It's hard to start listing the leading Sophomores because the place to stop is difficult to find. Here's the best of luck for the next two years. May the class of '40 add to Bolton's glory. 4825 Soplw 0 m moe QQWOQ TERM VI S0cr1'fm'y LORENA KELONE Prcsidmzt DICK SLAY I 1'cc-P1'f'sz'dc11f BOBBY LUCKETT 4835 TERM ll I Vim-Pv'0side11t BETTY HILL Srfcratary JOE SANCHEZ Presiflent LOUISE PETERMAN BLACKMAN ARIAIL TOM ARMSTRONG 1 . GEORGE ATCHISON I DE WITT BAKER 1 V i ' ERA MAE BEAUBOI-:UF ' A. W. BELL FLO BIALY IRMA JEAN BIRGE . X r JOHN BURNETTE I BOBBY CAGLE CARL CAMPBELL HAROLD CORBELL ' EDITH COLE MIRA CRAFT EUGENE BRADFORD WALTER BRODNAX LEE OTIS DAMMON JULIENNE DAVID JOE DESPIANO LAURA DE WITT GLENN DAUTHIT LENA FASSENTOLD CHARLES GLOVER MARGARET GRANT ELIZABETH DAVIS FRED DULAN EY DOROTHY GRIFFIN SAM HAAS MATT HUNTER CAROLYN JORDON JANE KEITH LORENE KELONE LYNN LAURET LISSO LAWRENCE RAVANEL HARRIS JAMES HARRISON FRANKLIN LORD DOROTHY LUCAS BOBBY LUCKETT LAULETTE MARCUS - I : f. A -..s.' ..- ! , , I. ,.-i-ygx , l JIMMY McCOY HERSCHEL McGINTY JOHN MEGISON CECILIA MAE MICHELS DOROTHY RAE MICHELS ARVIN MILLER MARY MILNER FRANCES MULKY LEON MYKOFF CHARLES NETTLES EARL NORWOOD RITA NORWOOD BRUCE NILES JULIUS NUGENT HAROLD ODOM LOIS O'NEAL SYLVIA MYKOFF JUNE OSBORNE BLAIRE OZIER ROSA POLIZZI MABEL PROTHRO OMERA TYLER MARJORIE RABALAIS ARNOLD ROSENTHAL REYNOLD RUSSELL ORLA SATTERTHWAITE GLORIA SEIP OSCAR PITTS DICK SLAY EFFIE STROTHER HERBERT ST. ROMAIN BARBARA THOMPSON BILLY VICE JUANITA VEAD NORMAND WALKER THURSTON WALKER MARVIN WELLS NEAL STRACENER ELAINE WIGGINS FRE DDIE WHEELER RUBY WHATLEY 4855 ,.......-- .m,f.'wi ff fil '9'?? . J Q Term lll--Girls BACK ROW: A. L. Obur, l'. Payne. J. L. liuaulxollvf, L. Close, L. l'1-rkins, L. Samson, li. J. Snyclc-r, Il. liialy. IJ. lishne-r, Il. Erskins, O. Baker M. Cizek, J. M. Aertker, W. M. Davis. G. Carlton, IP. Abbot, C. Barker, M. Smith, U. ilhamllvr, l.. Wilson. V. M. lirown, M. Borda-lon R. Goflvau, R. Juneau. THIRD ROW: M. Alexander, M. Willet, H. Fonner, M. Welch, M. A. Watson, J. llorfll-lon, IC. W1-oh-n. J. 'IR-mlliv, C. lim-m-clivt, I. Fountain, Ii Perkins, E. Pharis, M. R. Faust, M. Fillette. A. Sullivan, li. M. lirady, R. Dufour, l'I. l'arl.r-r, IJ. Cassell. l.. Hs-rr, li. Hinton, G. Morgan V. Lachney. SECOND ROW: C. R. O'Nval, Z, Dubois, li. Sims, M. Capnvl, G. Upshaw, R. Willis, M. W1-lls, R. Rivhy, M. Vaclis-n, l'I. liurlin, M. Carlino, M. Coleman, E. Sullivan, V. While, N. Smart, IC. Anrlrivs, G. Woomlall, N. Srott, L. l'vt1-rman, ld. Goldstein, l'. Hn-iss, A. L. Hargis, J. M. Johnson. FRONT ROW: P. O'Ln-ary, M. Mirhels, M. Miizuus, li. Mattingly, A. Holler, N. M1-Loan, V. In-4-tv, J. Hunl, IJ. Gates, R. Johnson, C. Mule, E. Morgan, R. May, K. Harris, M. Marr. M. L. Mc'Neill, li. Hill, L. Hyde, .I. Walker, V. lVll'c'llI'flX. Term I I I-Boys BACK ROW: T. Turreizano, .I. W. Iiavkvrt. A. J. lioudrf.-aux, V. R. lioyott. J. L. Lewis, J. lilanc-hard, li. liyrd, IC. Denning. J. Booker, E. Co K. Barker, C. Johnson, J. D. Krump. T. Cir-ardo, L. liastoe, li. Lf.-avins. IC. Donahy, li. Johnson, J. N. Tomby, A. Eva-ns, J. C. Kenninizton, H. Normanll, P. Miles, J. Watson, J. Ravine, N. Kaplan, H. Whcarlon. THIRD ROW: R, Priest, O. T. Oilen, E. Williams, H. l'ruett, J. Samson. J. Miuhul, ll. Hixson, W. Nunnally, H. l up:lav', W. R. Nugent, M Grumillion, S. liirnlson, J. Armstrong, R. R. O'Quinn, li. lilrlvr, J. Sam-hex. R. Mc'l arlaml, H. lilalovk. li. l'llllNll'I'lHlY'li, W. Holloway, C Milner, M. Ifussc-ll, J. O. Tn-okvll, I'. Volk. J. Townsend, li. Fonnvr. SECOND ROW: J. Donahy, H. I42I.NV1't'IlL'l', 15. Dean, lil. lilalovk, W. Cutter, 'l'. Cannell, R. Little, W. Couvillion, W. liaulio, G. Iiroussarwl, J Pease, H. lirown, C. Cannon, C. E, Rasplu-rry, 0. IJ. Cassell, IS. Flynn, H. Oates, R. Corley. J. C. Morrow, M. Cannell, L. 131-ck, J. Drouet J. Lane, L. MeSyvain. FRONT ROW: S. Stevens, J. Y. Sanders, D. White. IS. Osor, B. Whatley, L, Worthy, l'. ligul-rs, H. Sterkx. R. Laliormle, J. Tuma, J. Stevens G. Pekema, li. Phillips, J. Pharis. H. Sullivan, C. 1,Cll.l'I'6.', J. Syncler, R. Robhins, R. Swennn-n, 'l'. Shi-rman. 4865 ok, fr:- ' ' 'fff ' W, jf. +,,,V,,. . 'Ii rl , , -,af v, ,LQ , F ' ' ig T' , ' ' V A ,-L, 1: ' , ,V .. f V I . ' - ,, ' V. 'gn 43.3.-. 1,3355-,.Q!1mr ,s,.. ' -' ,W . It T a. ,- . 1 5, - 4+ Maki 'f greg men IDE-EYED and wondering as usual, they sip- ped meekly into the building the first day of the term to be pounced upon triumphantly by yelling sophomores, painted like an Indian on the war- path and turned loose half-petrified with fright. The usual few weeks of bewilderment followed, until accus- tomed to the mighty halls and columns of Bolton, they began to gain assurance and look a little like old-timers. Meanwhile Sophomores gloated mercilessly over these timid Freshmen while Juniors and Seniors remarked with condescending glances that the Freshies seemed to get smaller every year. But with the football games to instill loyalty, plenty of time to get acquainted and elect officers, the class welded itself into one body aind made itself a part of Bolton's life. The newcomers were pre- paring themselves for four years of high-school life with all its ups and downs, problems, and responsibilities. They began to work toward the ultimate goal of gradua- tion, recognizing the outstanding members of the class and organizing their clubs. Betty Ann Hill was elected President of the fall class and Delia O'Shee, of the mid-termers. The studiously inclined took part in Rally work and others were elected to the Boosters and Bluebirds Clubs, open to Freshmen. The usual Freshman Literary Society acquainted them with the customs and rules of Bolton and as the months passed the Freshmen became full-fledged Boltonites. 4875 T769 VYTJVW ICGTJST CDW . TERM II Vice-President VELDA MAE LEWIS Secrf'm'ry LESTER DUNN Prcs'idcnf BILLY HICKMAN 4885 TERM I Prvsidrfuf BETTY ANN HILL I7l'FC'-Pl'l'S?'dU'lIf DOUGLAS FOWLER Srfcrvfury JANE RICHARDSON L VAJV, i ini. -4 . .. A ,ff i . ,' ' L Term ll Girls JACK ROW: M. Cuupm-l'. I-I. Iirarlfurll, B. R. Kelly, I . Cimpur, Y. Cuuvillinn, L. Disitvll, D. Culinu. J. Iiukvr, M. Williams. D. M. LL-Munie, J Bays, C. Gluvor, V. Nc-wpurt, M. IA'I5l'lllIU, l'. Griffin. ECOND ROVV: N. Imathurmun. 0. lirashcr, V. Huthnuncv, D. Duzicr, E. Hzu'4lp:l'uvus, I.. Baker, M. Rn-rlins, R. Elliiiirtun, Ii. DeHunv, M. I' Sasser, A. l'i1'k4-tl, M. Iinvsdf-n. i'. Simpson, I . Pvart. R. Willis, M. Rl'lm .1 'k, E. H. Ryrlvr, Ii. Carrol, B. J. Collins, P. Mon-slith. RONT ROW: IC. l'i-art. ld. Miller, li. Pzilnn-r, M. I . Manninirs, M. Num-nt, M. Iiristc-r, D. R. Ware, 0. G. L1-hman, J. Yuunyxn-r, I . Luvkett V Vlalk r M Dee-ri S V. M. Lewis, VV. l'varw-, . 'L' , . W , I. Smith, M. I I. Ii2illl't'tt4', R. Culv, l'I. Wl1iLU. I . Wliiic. Term ll Boys ACK ROW: H. Iiukn-r, C. 'I'u1'nor, VV, Darrz-Ls, G. VVhzitlc'y IC I'1i1h L. Dunn, J. Sfiivlieix Ii. l', Wilscm, li. IA CCOND ROW: J. liluunwielrl, M. Spilrlvy. M. J. Holloway, C. Henry, L. Grcmillion, J. RONT ROW: J. Achinson, A. Clark, Q. L. H. Woods, D. J. Grumillion, M. Juhnson, , . ' ' avrl, R. Stout, C, Higgins, L. l'l1ui'm:x, D. 'I'i'uvy, li. Lowther, C. Davis -Illunc, R. Vawtor, R. Ray, R. Criukstzm, V. Wallin-r, J. Iilam-harrl, H. Kimball. Baku-r. A. Dawkins, B. Ame-rhinv, VV. E. Crmly, H. Gonrlwin, C. Anclrl-ws, I . Fl iycl, A. Alsup, J. Du Lufton, J. Moffett, T. Chaildick, T. Oates, J. liskuw, J. Mallm-tio, C. White. D. J. W1-lls. Hargis, S. Chicola, H. Ellis, W. Walker, E. Phillips, C. Clark, H. LuCuur. G. Hendrick, H. Rich K. Torbett, W. Myers, B. Hickman, C. Daniels, D. Merton. 4895 k Q- 5 Term I BACK ROW: J. VVasson, L. Richey, D. Whitlock, IQ. Smith, E, Nugent, IG. Nettles, W. Sanderson, l'. Ralwalais, C. Tarver, li, Rainey, M. Jarre M. Hopkins, L. Henry, W. Holt, A. Johnson, M. Johnson, M. Dear, I . Dobbs, I-I. Dolwlvs, C. Alexander. G. Guillory, M. Davidson, N. Rt erts, E. Phelps. SECOND ROW: H. Peterman, W. Schultz, M. Hutchison, R. Gremillion, li. Hill, M. Harding, H. Hardtner. M. Jones, I.. Harrell, A. Flynn, Gentz, E. Smith, E. Stuart, R. Stafford, J. Moore, I. Metassa, P. Luce, N. Kelone, V. Myers, M. Powell, G. Guillory, R. Payne, W. Rai bottom, W. Voorhies. THIRD ROW: G. Gilbert, M. Grey, V. DeVille, G. Feaqua, N. Harris, I.. Gremillion, Ii. Deavors, V. Davis, K. Garone, I. Johnson, F. Dake, Kooper, J. Richardson, K. Hayne, M. Erskine, N. McKenzie, D. McCulley, A, Peterman, IC. Knapp, J. Lalanne, M. Kerr, D. Newall. FOURTH ROW: N. Vicknair, R. Whitter, I. Tarver, D. Pierson, D. Taylor, I.. Loden, U. Menard, .I. Roberts, M. Pipes, J. Rodgers, M. Talb W. Miller, I, Nalley, J. Rush, D. Lamlxerth, G. Rabalais, W. Kelly, D. Norman, A. Nirhols, H. Lippman, K. Myers, S, Pope. FRONT ROW: l', Smith, J. Sullivan, L. Olwer, C. Pearson, M. Pearce, G. Stafford, J. Shay, R. l'aul, M. Stehr, J. Williams, L, Stafford, Worham, J. Wakeman, R. Sardefzna, R. Stunrkey, F, Recoully, I'. Nugent, J. Shevin. J, Viizuerie, 'l'. Wilson, A. 'l'arver, A. Nolan, J. Wilsi li. Vead. Term I BACK ROW: C. Hogg, Ii. Faux-ett, R. Davis, I., Bell, J, Hooter, D. Hawkins, R. Im Horde. li. Franklin, li. Barron, J. Ewing, S. Calhoun, W. I3 f . 1 -. - . . .. . . I - f C. IS- IS. Al'ms R. Iirister, M. Filipe, E. Crooks, A. Cross, S, Lhrisahde-s, P. Deavexs, A. Iieaubotuf, R. Droutt, R. Armstrong, arron, la , liroadwell. SECOND ROW: J. Jeanette, I. W, Meldcr, C. Lowry, D. Fowler, R. Broussard, J. H. Ihanet, J. Lang, li. Jackson, A. James, E, Labord, C. Lan kin, P. Scribner, T, Shea, IC. Snyder, O. Valentine, G. Schmidt, H. Warsham, D. White, M. Whatley, M. S4-arbrock, D. Workman, N. Wh M. Vinson, J. Medica, M. Galloway, C. MeCombs, J. Lymlmeris, D. Warneeke, Mrs. Soils-au. 'ILHIRD ROW: C. Hudson, M. Coco, E. liarnes, D. liell, G. Baker, J. Ct-per, H. Andries. lt, lielgarde, C. Alexander, C. Edgar, C. Craig, Cru-gs, D. Atfrep, P. Brenner, D. Cutter, D. Chatalain, N. Aitkins, A. Chavarie, L. Iiridennlall, S. Rowman, V. liordelon, IC. Broussard, C. B row, W. Ransbottom. FOURTH ROW: V. M1-Geehee, J. Hamilton, C. Woods, S. Williams, C. Ward. I.. Stewart, l'. Stoner, I. Vidriennc, V. Woodall, IS. Herbert, ' ' ' ' 1 ' -ll S 'l xrvel' A Till W. Voorhies. Motter, H. Stevens, I.. Sanford, A. Walker. R. Vanprold, J. lxummtll, V. Fltadws , .. . , . , FRONT ROW: O. Kierum, A. Hunt, A. Hundley, J. Loland, N. Meflrew, I.. Buchanan, J. Cassel, C. lieason, M. liejosovec. V. Cook, M, Bro O. liarbin, A. Ardries, C. Alexander, D. Anderson, S. Cannell, J. Carnahan, 'l'. Chattain, A. Iiriclyres, A. Allison. 5? 5 vi Jv- 4905 I I f 22 5 SO CRT S MARY CHANDLER ETTA MAE WARREN WILMA LITTELL CLOVER STEWART RINGGOLD KELLY CHEERLEADERS Cheering throngs packed in spacious stadiumsg peanuts, booster, and football heroes, glaring lights, touchdowns, victory and defeat! How much a part of high school is this panorama of sports threading in and out of four years of learning and laughing, of studies, work, and play. Thrilling basketball games, tennis matches, track meets, football trips-all these have their part in completing the picture of Bolton. The Byrd game recalls bitterness and defeat-Lake Charles brings to mind the joys of victory-every event has its share of happy memories. Cheerleaders shout the team to victory- Mary, rousing the crowd' with energy and enthusiasmg Chandler, Warren and Etta Mae, making the stadium roar at 'their anticsg Wilma learning the ropes of thecheering game. This squad stands out in every event for its en- thusiasm and skill in directing 'the crowd. And yet-T. J. passes into History, Cheerleaders graduate, new faces fill old places but the life of the school goes on completed by the traditions of sport that mark its history. 4 4925 JOE HARRY ANGELO NORMAN HERBERT WILLIS VANDERFORD D'ANGELO WALKER BEAVER l VJ A 4 .' 4' 1 N I ' 1 N ' Iv 5,54 T. J. I-IAROLIQQ PRICE X ' 1fiIGG1N's X , 4 QQJCE ,ff I , 1 JAMES I. MARVIN JOHN HORACE BARRON BRISTER BLALOCK PENNY 4935 W .rr BACK ROW: Horace Penny, Joe Willis, C. M. McSwain, Norman Walker, Marvin Brister, Lisso Lawrence, Verno L J es Ivy Barron, Herman Goodwin, Jasper Cicero, Dixie Harwell. URTH ROW: Harry Vanderford, John Blalock, Lee Allen Williams,'Trois Strube, Leon Blalock, Herbert Beav A g l gelo, Harold Higgins, Ralph Priest, U. T. Downs, T. J. Price. THIRD ROW: Guy Bordelon, Charles Palmer, Franklin Lord, Dick Slay, Leonard Webster, Ray Maynor, Donald Wh tt y Mills, Matt Hunter. SECOND ROW: Orly Satterthwaitc, Leonard Rainey, L. C. Tarver, Joe Druet, Albert Davis, C. C. Corley, Earl Tarv L t I' ONT ROW: Gus Voltz, Manager, Sonny Ball, Dick Simmons, Assistant Managers. The season in sports for the year 1937-38 opened with the usual enthusiastic welcome for the first football game. Veteran players as well as the new additions to the squad were given a chance to show their mettle after several weeks intensive training by Coaches 'Bill' Allen and 'Pop' Strange. On September 17, in the first game of the season, the team traveled to Lafayette and trounced that school 24-6 in its own territory. This victory was followed by another against Lake Charles on October 1 to the 'tune of 20-0. Then on October 8 the Bears suffered their first defeat at the hands of Catholic High of Baton Rouge in a game played in the L. S.. U. Stadium. The score was 12-0. Victory against Baton Rouge High lifted Bruin spirits and team and school embarked for Byrd to break the Yellow Jacket jinx. In a thrilling game characterized by game battling against a team which far out- weighed them, Bolton was defeated 14-6. In the last two games of the regular season the Bears degeated Istrouma High of Baton Rouge and Ouachita High of Monroe. The post-season play-off game against Baton Rouge's Catholic High resulted in a 3-0 victory for the Baton Rouge school and the Bears rang down the curtain for the '37 season. Several of the players ranked in state-wide ratings, while T. J. Price was awarded a position on the All-Southern Team. In addition to such a' fine group of players as a drawing card to football fans, the new stadium, splendid neon scoreboard, and lively band attracted large crowds to the home games. 4945 K' QV' BACK ROW: Ed Adams, Fred Workman, Curtis Dufour, John Blalock, Buddy McGill, Walter Heatherwick, Pa Lewis Robinson, C. W. Puckett, James Ivy Barron, Harold Higgins, F. D. Holt, Billy Temple. QECOND ROW: Billy Eggers, Vernon Lawson, Honkr Rudy, Leon Blalock, Earl Tarver, Dick Simmons, C. M cS T J. Price, Charles Gremillion, Ted Lee Jones! ' - FRONT ROW: Hillery Hensley, Thomas Davis, Judd Stafford, Lee Broussard, Alex Robinett, John Arial, Ma. t n M ager. The Bolton Track Team under Coach Allen enjoyed a fairly suc- cessful season in 1937. In the first meet of the year, a dual one with Baton Rouge High on the home field, the Bears were defeated 72-45 after gamely contesting every event. A large crowd of spectators en- joyed the meet, cheering enthusiastically for their favorites. At the Southwestern Rally held in Lafayette, Bolton showed well in all events, placing second in the mile, second in the hundred yard dash, first in javelin throw, and third in the hundred and twenty yard high hurdles. In an invitation meet held on Bolton's field, contestants from numerous schools took part. Here Baton Rouge High again took top honors with a score of 74 points. In the Natchitoches relay meet, Bolton won first place with a squad in good condition and training. State Rally, the culminating event of the year, resulted in another victory for the ex- ceptionally, good Baton Rouge squad. Here the Bears chalked up a good record, Winning fourth place. A large number of students went out for track in the spring of 1937, of whom the lettermen were J. Blalock, Jones, L. Blalock, Adams, Larson, Holt, Lawrence, Rudy, Price, McSwain, Workman, and Close, Manager. 4955 BACK ROW: Hazel Barron, Betty Bruner, Jack Lanier, Crystal Wharton, John Soden, G. L. Broussard. FRONT ROW: Wallace Hunter, Betty McClure, Gloria Seip, Jo Baker, Catherine Febiger, Ed Ray. TENNIS The Tennis Team of '37 coached by VV. A. Pop Peters, enjoyed a successful season in interscholastic competition tallying 8 wins, 2 defeats and a tie. The record was built up against outstanding schools of rank AA classification such as Byrd High School in Shreveport, Neville and Ouachita Highs, both of Monroe, and Lake Charles High in the south of the state. The girls teams showed up particularly well in both Rallies. Boys and girls both qualified at the Central Meet for entrance in the State Rally at Baton Rouge, but here the boys were unable to place. The girls took high honors by Winning, through Hazel Barron, state champion- ship in singles, and through Hazel with her partner, Catherine Febiger, second place in girls' doubles. Both these girls as Well as several of the boys played outstanding tennis through the entire year. 4965 '!'FW1hKf!gl5115!15g3f1-'gTg'r -1'gl'S'l 1f'f '2. i1I711w-7-.' ': '- '? M 'Y' ' A P WWW BACK ROW: F. D. Holt, Norman Walker, Ted Lee Jones, James Ivy Barron, C. A. Berlin. FRONT ROW: Harold Higgins, T. J. Price, Earl Tarver. Hard hit by graduation, last year's basketball team began a tough schedule fearfully but with a great deal of energy and ambition. A full season of twelve games kept the team busy and in fine training. The score for the year was an event split as Bolton Won six games and for- feited six to opposing schools. In rally competition the first game found the Bears ahead, but the second chalked up defeat and elimination. At the end of the year Coach Leo Marler, who has trained the team with good results for several years, expected better results for 1938 as many boys were returning to play ball that season. Teamsmen W. C. Rogers, Lee Jones, F. D. Holt, U. T. Downs, C. A. Berlin, James Ivy Barron, and T. J. Price earned letters for their Work and Billy Peart also became 'a letterman through his management of the team. 4975 BACK ROW: Juanita Thornhill, Ivy Maude Davis, Mamie Caldwell, Harmour Lane Williams, Mary Adeline Kerr, Alice Louise Hargis. SECOND ROW: Cornelia Baker, Elizabeth B ll, Enid Wilson, Kathleen Votaw, Dorothy Evans, Norma Gauthier, Mary Attrep, Velma Roberson, Mary Milner. FRONT ROW: Keary Collins, Lena Smith, uby Whatley, Olga Brashear, Elma Wiley, Opal Wiley, Mary Ethel Sasser, Elaine Hardgraves. - r 1,-L! , Ji.j-fb 4'L' , me .ff I lx GIRLS' ATHLETICS Nineteen thirty-seven saw the advent of a new activity in the athletic field at Bolton. State requirements for physical education for girls brought about great expansion in this department. Miss Lena Tay- l'or was untiring in her efforts to develop this phase of sports long neglected among school activities. Gym classes were organized at every period. Girls soon became enthusiastic about sports and teams in bas- ketball, soft ball, volley ball, track and other games were formed. The school was represented in Rally by more girls' teams that ever before. It is to be hoped that the girls' side of sports at Bolton, now that it has been organized on a larger scale, will continue to develop and expand in step with the progress of the school. 4985 - -sgd- - wg. mfg , ' ' ' A ' CALENDAR Sept. 7. New faces appeared and old faces were missed when the doors were opened after summer vacation. Sept. 17. The Bears in the first game of the season on foreign soil, trounced La- Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. fayette 24-6. 1. Bolton retaliated with the same spirit that was displayed by Lake Charles last year and beat her 20-0. 4. The Biggest News Contests began again. 8. Catholic High of Baton Rouge chalked up the first defeat against the Bears in L. S. U. Stadium with a 12-0 score. Campbell Co. of magicians thrilled Boltonites by their tricks. 15. Bolton started the victory march again by defeating Baton Rouge High in our new stadium 15-6. 19. Joy and sorrow resulted when the first report cards of the year were issued. 29. Once more, Byrd High defeated the game, hard-fighting Bears in Shreveport with a score of 14-6. Nov.' 5. Jesuits and Bears fought hard to a tie of 6-6. Nov. 15. The wonders of modern electricity were demonstrated by Mr. Lewis Has- kins. Nov. 19. The Bears marched to an overwhelming victory of 31-0 of Istrouma High Nov Nov. Nov. Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. of Baton Rouge. 25-26. Classes were dismissed for the Thanksgiving holidays. 25. Bolton defeated Ouachita in Monroe at the annual Turkey-day battle with a score of 14-13. 39. For the second time, the report cards were issued. 30. Catholic High, in a play-off game, again defeated the Bears by the narrow margin of 3-0. 1. The Fan Fare Quintette was presented by the Lyceum as their third program of the year. 11. Leroy Leatherman won first prize in Biggest News. 15. The Debaters met Byrd High at Normal and wound up with a 7-5 victory against the opposition. 17. Out of school for the Christmas holidays. 21. T. J. Price again placed on the All-State and All-Southern teams. 3. School reopened after two weeks of good time. 4995 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Colendor lContinuedl 4. The Debaters defeated Lake Charles at Louisiana College with a score of 16-5. 10. With a score of 5-2, the debaters conquered the invading Boyce teams at Louisiana College. 17-19. Three days of exams left the majority of Boltonites weary and worried. 21. The ultimatum was delivered when the final report cards were issued. 24. The new term begins and Seniors with backward glances start to traverse the last lap of their journey. 25. The basketball squad defeats Natchitoches 42-22. 29. The Bears suffer defeat at the hands of Baton Rouge High's basketball team. Mar. 2. Forensic tryouts were held for much coveted places on the team to attend the N F L tournament in Dallas. Mar. 4. Tennis team met Neville High in Monroe. Mar. 7. Bolton debaters defeated Warren Easton in a debating tilt, the first held Mar Mar Mar. Mar Mar. with a Newy Orleans school in many years. The final Bruin campaign began. 10. Murder was staged in the assembly to inaugurate the Annual Mock Trial. 11-12. 'Basketball State Rally was held. , 15. First session of the Mock Trial was held to roars of laughter from attending students. 25. The Southern Louisiana invitational Track Meet took place. 29. Mock Trial closed its last session. April 1. Tryouts were held for Rally speech contestants. April 5. Lake Charles debated Bolton. April 9. Central Rally for debating was held. April 15-16. The debaters made a three-day jaunt to Dallas for the N. F. L. tourna- April 16. ment. Boosters sponsor a Goulash. April 23. Bolton held an Invitational Track Meet. Central Rally contests took place. April 27-30. Bolton sent bus loads of students to participate in State Rally. May 2. Rally winners staged a radio program. May 13. Senior issue of Cumtux was published. May 23. Underclassmen took final exams. May 26. Graduation exercises were held. May 27. Reports were distributed and school closed. qioop From lhvsv nmjvstir portals in.-spirrztinn risv if FOI Q FINIS This book is the product of the united efforts of the students of Bolton High School. It be- longs-not to the faculty advisors nor to the editor, but to every one of those students whose school life is recorded in its pages. With the hope that We have accomplished our purpose, to give 'the school a representative and compo- site picture of 1938, we Write 'finis' to the final product of our efforts. JOSEPHINE AYRES, Editor 4 102 D l COMPLIMENTS OF THE HUB CITY AND V. V. LAMKIN Mayor R. W. BRINGHURST B. F. BRADFORD Commissioner of Streets and Parks Commissioner of Finance ALEXANDRIA me H2-'rikf on LOUISIANA ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA 4103? ,.. A - my T'P 9W77'W3C'7'?'QT'?'? f 5'3W '3?'H 'v V'5 'A 7'7 ' ' Y The Soufffs Fines! and Mos! Modern Hotel W ELCGMES YOU! n Sim H u u x lib B -sell l L Ll ll W Q J' f ' , Excellent Coffee Shop 300 Rooms fo' ff e 5' The Air Conditioned ,ff 1 gf if ,m a Hal? il W f HOTEL BE TLEY Coleman J. Hudson MW v : lui l'EN'.!!F. 1 X u,n.,,D':fi, tv f l 'J-l.f'ISr't'-.'!!!!U 'lu m t , 0 Ai -Q 'Mil rs :Hg plum f 4 L'f' nw NWN: ' lil , f'n-'1l1'D'lr, Qu mum fm '-F f VU H U rf' Aw, I ' , , ff Q Q Nm lr- In 'I ,r f ,V v ,y 0 ii ' if gap! Quuw lm , , X 4 J ,xv V f .' fm ffl Q 11 f ax fl gm: iff V C 4 Wh ' W g. fi 'Z l 'lax 9 X ,gf I ' I-K' 1. i 'l X f ,ff 'f f ' f X 9 eed 5 w r 2 in 5 Iliff Pl gg 'SE' Y, ffl T If 1 ff X ,N emi t 1,46 ff ' ,. .N' fl- X' .f, iff .flu A 'I Zf f I ,4 lXr7::llll f ws C f Manager Donst Write-Telegraph! KIDDIEGRAMS 250 Anywhere in U. S. 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Congratulations and Every Good Wish to the Class of '38 Paramount and Saenger Theatres Always a good show COMPLIMENTS OF JULIUS F. ARIAIL Clerk of Court COMPLIMENTING 1938 SENIORS ! RAPIDES PACKING CO. Manufacturing Southern Products for Southern People Buy our products and keep your money at home I 4106? Bradford Insurance Agency, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE 223 Washington St- Phone 900 Alexandria, La. ' Our very best wishes for a successful future PEARCE CHEVROLET, Inc. fYour Dealerb Compliments of U. T. DOWNS Sheriff of Rapides Parish Underselling Everybody Quality Q Service Quantity f S Courtesy Variety Accuracv Sixth and Jackson Sts. Plenty of Parking Space Phone 3361 Alexandria, La. Mrs. Bill Hustmyre Prop. An Ideal Place to Buy GRADUATION GIFTS Phone 166 Delivery Day and Night Headquarters for Sporting Goods, Baseball, Tennis Equipment, Football Equipment, Fishing Tackle, Golf and Hunting Supplies SEARS, BOEBUCK 81 CO. 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SEE Us 41095 Compliments of Community Stores flncorporatedl 717 Bolton Ave. 2150 Lee Street 710 Main Street fPinevilleJ Compliments of S. E. HOWARD Salesman for Vories Jelly Pies and Acme Salty Crackers Phone 898 The FAIR OAKS DAIRY Ferd. Brenner Lumber Co., Inc. Grade A Raw and Pasteurized Manufacturers of MILK HARDWOODS Phone 711-J Alexandria, Louisiana OSCAR G. WILSON Roofing and Sheet Metal CONTRACTOR Telephones 256 and 1558 11' R0vALlcRowN E El L A Girl Friend-Can you drive with only one arm? Mr. Rogers-Why sure. Girl Friend-Well, here you can eat this apple. What did the big rose say ot the little rose? Hello, you blooming idiot. 4110? - ,-A 'W-'N Cantrel1's Garage We Never Close WRECKER SERVICE and STORAGE GA S and OIL Washing, Greasing, Tires and Tubes Phone 659 4th and Washington Sts. Adams Watch Shop FOR BETTER WATCH SERVICE SEE US Jackson St., Across from Hemenway's DUNNAM MOTOR CO. Sales and Service Authorized Ford Dealers PHONE 430 Third and Fisk Streets ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Compliments of Joe Chicola's Grocery Corner of Hill and Lee Streets PHONE 2008 Compliments of Quality Ice Cream Co. I-Iardy's Auto Service WASHING, GREASING 2144 Lee Street Phone 250 and STQRAGE t ROAD SERVICE TELEPHONE 1210 Ogshegos PhafInaCy Second and Jackson Streets Lee and Vance Phone 993 Alexandria' Louisiana X MCCORMICK-DEERING s STORE Y ,L gf'-f ln o Internatlonal Harvester . tolli-if Al' Company 1 ' F armall Tractors and HANDCRAFT sum' Fam Implements 4 I I FOR SMART COLLEGIATE SHOES Gremillion-Hord New Location 913 THIRD STREET Next to Schnack Jewelry Co. Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH Exclusive in Newest What business organization has Sz l y es the following motto: '6The cus- tomer is never rightf' The Income Tax office. 1126 Third St. Alexandria, La. Newcomlds Studio H H a sfubio 06 Qisfincfive quaiifxl QIIZD Lacaze Battery and Electrical Service PHONE 3 415 .lackson Street Alexandria, La. Cotton's HOLSUM BREAD and CAKE Try Dancing at GRACE FENN STUDIO Dancing Taught as an Art Phone 1135 2102 Jackson St. Father was standing at the edge of a cliff, admiring the sea below, the sandwiches clutched in his hand. His son approached him and tugged his coat. a'Mother says it isn't safe here, said the boy. 6'And you're either to come away or else give me the sandwichesf, ADD TO YOUR EDUCATION YOUR BRIGHEST LOOKS AND CHEERIEST SPIRITS- Nothing contributes so much to that coveted appearance which attracts as perfectly chosen apparel. Here you get the highest standards of quality and the GREATEST VALUES. WEISS 8: GOLDRING Everything to Wear for the Entire Family Piece Goods, Linens, Accessories, Beauty Salon and Gift Department Third at DeSoto Streets Phones 419, 420, 425, 427 4113? THE PAUSE THAT N-.mv H HH HQ Hi H ' Q QH H Q W, I X xx 1 X, 'I it xx X ER it Q : H-'fv,L..,,,,, N T Q km 3 f T 'C ' ,wsihii gufx v l , I Every Bottle Sierilized! TRADE .M Us ..'I'j, k Is olwoys ovoiloble of the BOLTON HIGH CANTEEN 41145 Phone 853 Lee and Hill Sts. Our Service Is the Best and Our C 1. t f Prices the Lowest in Town. omp lmen S 0 Make Us Prove It LEON'S AUTO CLINIC RAPIDES Washing, Greasing, Battery Service, CO., Inc. Auto and Truck Service Leon Medica, Merlin Decuir, Head Auto Doctors Alexandria, La- Alexandria, La. BOOSTERS 938 Don't Pay Third Street Prices! I Corner Second and Johnston Sts. Mr. Magic Buyer Says: Grant's is a part of your community, paying out a large part of its income in wages, rents, taxes-all of which go to make business better in your town. 31 years of Better Values W. T. Grant Co. Corner Third and Murray Compliments of FRANKLIN? DRESS SHOP HOW SAD! Buy a corner lot. You may find oil or gold on it, but in time some- body will want it for a filling station. The movies are visited by some- thing like 30,000,000 people every week- And most of them file past us at the most thrilling moment of the film. 41155 qgsnwunwrfwliwxmff'-V 1 Qsv1 W f. f'1 1f 'X' -fwiv 'f ' 1 f '1'1' Brown-Roberts Hardware Sr Supply Co., Ltd. Wholesale Electrical Supplies Hardware Mill Supplies Implements Plumbing Supplies Sash, Doors, and Attic Ventilation Alexandria, Louisiana ROCKWELL POWERS LUMBER CO Tell them we don't have one. Wife-flur new neighbors would like to borrow the lawn mower to cut their lawn. Preacher-What! Cutting their lawn on the Sabbath. Nonsense! . BLUE TRIANGLE Compliments of KELLY'S 45' Q FUNERAL HOME O 0 LIVE Alexandria, La. Try to face life squarely PURE Foon GROCERY PIGGLY WIGGLY sToRE RUSH'S PAsTRY SHOP A-1fgrf'fSH P Alexandria, Louisiana uWhere Food Values Reign Supreme 4116? M -M., S. . Avoyelles Wholesale Grocery Co., Inc. Offices at: ALEXANDRIA NATCHITOCHES BUNKIE VILLE PLATTE Louisiana Distributors of: Wolf's Premium Flour Avoyelles Red Star Coffee Arkansas Oak Flooring Company Manufacturers of ffpenfeenen Brand oak Fleennga sem rhnengn Dealers Only Your Knits and Boucles Deserve the Best Blocking We Have the ONLY '4Blocknit', Machine in the City. We Guarantee Perfect Fitting Garments Alexandria Steam Laundry and Cleaners For the BEST in Garden Seeds, Field Seeds, Insecticides and Fertilizers See The Hustling Seed Boys Alexaudnia Seed Co., Inc. Corner 2nd and Lee Sts. Phone 939 Alexandria Auto Co. W. Foster Walker, Manager ' OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service 801 Second at Jackson Phone 64 Alexandria, La. Guaranty Barber and Beauty Shop, Inc. Illost Modern Shop in Louisiana Air Conditioned 327 Murray sf. Alexandria, Ln. Compliments of MaXie's Midway Station Our Sandwiches Excel 1605 Lee St. Q Phone 173 Two Boltonites were discussing a friend. '61 wouldn't trust him if I were you, said one. MHe has a very peculiar personalityf' 'aYeah, was the question, '6What is the trouble? I dunno, shrugged the other, ubut none of his friends hate him! 41175 74,,441 'f ' ' I ' fy-wav'-f-A -'.,:-: 11- -pf.. .v.. ,,. STANDARD AUTO PARTS 81 MACHINE CO. INCORPORATED REPLACEMENT PARTS, TOOLS AND SUPPLIES Complete Machine and Welding Shop in Connection Wholesale Only ALEXANDRIA, LA. Underwood The Machine of Champions with 27 Worldis Championships Compliments of Underwood is more than ever the M h' f Ch ' ac me 0 ampms SERVICE STATION Boyett 81 Holbrook AGENTS Phone 260 325 Desoto Street Bolton Avenue and Murray Streets Phone 281 flncorporatedj DODGE and DODGE TRUCKS Beale' 'H PLYMOUTH SALES and FURNITURE, BUGS, and SERVICE STORES Phone Ph0I'lC Corner of Third and Beauregard Sts. Lee Street at Entrance to City Park Alexandria, La- Alexandria, La. RAPIDES DRUG COMPANY, Ltd. Wholesale Only Independent Wholesale Druggists Serving Independent Retail Druggists Strategetically located in Alexandria, La-, the logical jobbing center. Fully informed on local needs and conditions. Possessing unsurpassed resources for advantageous buying. Thoroughly equipped in man power and machinery of distribution. Rendering a service that is not only complete, economical, and efficient, but personally helpful and constructive. 4118? Vf'f57'f!7 !i?'l'TJ'u2?ui.N 2 Y H 'W' Wm -, . Compliments of - The - MIDWAY CLEANERS Carroll Lumber Co., Inc For Better Service and More Quality SEE US Build With Carroll Quality Lumber and Certified Building Materials 1050 Washington Street Murray at Thirteenth Phone 804 Compliments of Q ,fi , :Q Modern Beauty Salon t ' -, 5 and Q Barber Shop Located on Bolton Near Johnnie Rush's Compliments to THE SENIOR CLASS AVENUE DRUG STORE Headquarters Delicious Fountain Drinks Phone 4 2 1 .lo Ayres Lto Baritone Robinsonj -Does that song haunt you? Lewis-No. .lo-Well, it ought to. You mur- dered it. I ' v HS the , d Sh wer 'Z?2hcifnC'oun?fstf H IH NIEHS ,.Q.UJ.DiE-,IIQ 4119? Outfitters from Head to Toe for WWEW' f 'l'Ei- UFLTXEW F i'f':f 1T' f EW? Compliments of M. K O B L E N CREDIT JEWELER 1030 THIRD sT. Phone 2054 Compliments of Richardson Ayres Magnolia Petroleum Agency Compliments of J. C. Penney 81 Co. 1010-12 Third Street the Entire F amilyn Compliments of Red River Cotton Seed Oil Company Clncorporatedj Alexandria, La. Cumtux Editor-I bought my glasses for half-price because they were cracked. Cumtux Reporter--Your mother must have gotten you half-price. BAPTIST HOSPITAL Completely Remodeled Under Management of Full-Time Physician C K 7 t Economical mwpmen James N. Chambers Comfortable REALTOR Interurban Trallsportation 901 Second Street Company All Branches of Real Estate 4120? N - W ' b r gmswnwywgbyk In as ,-f-414411 HEMENW Y, INC Leading Home Furnishers Since 1896 Phone 92 Third at Jackson Street Mrs. Zappa's School of Beauty Culture LEARN TO EARN Telephone 1391 Rapides Bank Building Alexandria, La. H I X S 0 N'S READY.To-WEAR Attractive Yet Inexpensive 820 Third St. Alexandria, La. Best Wishes From KALB The Voice of the Hub City and The Favorite of a Half Million Central Louisiana Citizens MEN'S WEAR OF DISTINCTION BOUTIQUE, Inc. 908 Third Street Alexandria, La. Commercial 1 y Insurance Agency, Inc. HEATH PETRIE, Mgr. 221 'jfohnston St. Phone 32 Alexandria, Lu. Father-How did you like Sun- day school today? Son-Fine. Father-Now can you tell me who killed Moses? Son-No. I was sitting on the hack row. I couldn't see. 41215 fanbafzb pfzinfing Go., gnc Alexangvna, L if DIQINTEVQS 'STATICDNEQS CEFICE OUT-EITTEVQS -Y CFFIce Suppl L1 Stove 814 -I-Iwivcl Sfveei: Dlwone Dvnnilng Dtanf liouvflw ami Beau'r'ega'r'J Sf Dlwone 123 1 2 I' s 4122? A ' T' -Nil.. , - 3 L ? 1 - Q 5 I hh ll 'H I T -... t . agp - . -... 5, . .,. U Ll ., Ar: v r i - - A , , N X 4 -5 Russell Lumber Yard I f I t's B uilding Material We Carry It Main Street PIIOHC 3300 PINEVILLE, LA. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Adams Watch Shop Alexander dz Bolton Alexandria Auto Co. Alexandria Seed Co. Alexandria Steam L aundry Ammen's Powder Co. Insurance Agency, Inc. Arkansas Oak Flooring Co. Ariail, J. F. Auto Parts and Battery Service Avenue Drug Co. Avoyelles Wholesale Ayres, Richardson Baptist Hospital Bentley Hotel Blue Triangle Boosters Bourque, Inc. Boyett KL Holbrook Grocery Bradford Insurance Agency Brenner fFerd.J Lumber Co. Brown-Roberts Hardware Co. Cantrell's Garage Carroll Lumber Co. Chambers, J. N. Chaptico Dairy Chicola Grocery City of Alexandria Commercial Insurance Agency Community Stores Coca,-Cola Bottling Works Cotton's Bakery Downs, U. T. Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Dunnam Motor Co. Fair Oaks Dairy Fenn, Grace Foote KH. DJ Lumber Co. Franklin's Dress Shop Grant's Gremillion-Hord Guaranty Barber and Beauty Shop Guaranty Bank 8z Trust Co. Hardy s,Auto Service Handcraft Shop Hemenway, Inc. fFurnitureJ Hixson's Howard, S. E. Hustmyre Flower Shop International Harvester Co. Interurban Transportation Co. K-A-L-B Kelly's Funeral Home Koblen's Kress Lacaze Battery and Electrical Service Lanier Auto Co. Leon's Auto Clinic Maxie's Midway Station Midway Cleaners Modern Beauty and Barber Shop Montgomery Ward 8: Co. National Bakery Newcomb's Studio Nehi Bottling Co. O'Shee's Pharmacy Paramount Theatre Pearce Chevrolet, Inc. Penney's Posner's Quality Ice Cream Co. Powell Motor Co. Rapides Drug Co. Rapides Gravel Co. Rapides Packing Co. Reed's Typewriter Exchange Red River Cotton Oil Co. Richardson's Service Station Rockwell-Powers Lumber Co. Rush, A. R. Russell Lumber Yard Saenger Theatre Schnack fC. AJ, Jewelry Co., Ltd Schwartberg's Sears, Roebuck dz Co. I Standard Auto Parts Sz Machine Shops Standard Printing Co., Inc. 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