Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1939 volume:

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McKAY M.A., Louisiana State University History MISS MYRTIS SHAW M.A., Peabody College English MISS JULIET MCKIE PEGUES M.A., University of Mississippi English MISS CASSA LOU MCDONALD B.A., Louisiana State University English MISS MABEL HAWTHORNE B.A., Newcomb College' English MISS DELL BARKSDALE B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute English MISS ELLEN PERRY PRIDE M.A., Tulane University History 4I3b I It-i MISS MARY LEE CAMBRE B.A., Louisiana College History W, H, DUB MATTIS B.A., Tulane University History ' 'fm MISS LOUISE MORGAN M.A., University of Texas History ' Jos. D. SMITH ' M.A., Louisiana State University Science DANIEL LITWI-IILER B.A., Penn. State Teachers College Science T. A. OLIPHANT M.A., Peabody College Science QW? MISS GLADYS I-IIGDON M.A., Louisiana State University History MISS CATHERINE MCINTOSH B.A., Louisiana College History F. W. RODGERS M.S., Louisiana State University Science MISS MARY R. ROBERTS B. A., Newcomb College Science Science A. K. DEASON M.A., University of Alabama Science You x WHAT WOULD YOU THINK IF. Mr. Brame was the janitor. Miss Townsend forgot how to say KIR. Mr. Allen had an All-American guard. Mr. Hawkins was only four feet tall. Smelser lost his iob. Peters couldn't change the subject. Pegues weighed two hundred pounds. Barksdale didn't shake her finger. McDonald was really a mad Russian. Mr. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Shaw was a blonde. Lewis wasn't so Milldrurn taught Kerr didn't have Ollie adopted a Smith didn't say Deason hurried. Litwhiler wasn't a shiek. Henderson wasn't a science expert. sweet and considerate. geometry. a velvety-smooth voice. peace policy. WelI. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rodgers liked sweet shrubs. Miss Miller raised her voice. Miss Roberts didn't wear blue. Miss Pride hated to read good books. lNat dime novels, either.l Miss Higdon spelled her name Hidgon. Miss Cambre couldn't boast cbout Curntux, Miss Mclntosh wasn't a sight for sore eyes. Mr. Mattis lost his manly physique. Mr. McKay didn't smoke a pipe. Mrs. Collier wore her hair up. Miss Moore's staff sold 353,000 worth of advertising. Mrs. Longmire didn't have to worry about the Bruin keys. Miss Kilpatrick was never rudely interrupted. Miss Gates lost her sunny disposition. Peters could collect tennis dues. Mr. Marler won state championship in basketball. Mr. Mr. Miller didn't make you pay for lost books. Mr. Franck gave you your senior ring without your receipt. Mrs. Lievens didn't always have a book in her arm. Miss Thornton got a permanent. Mrs. Holloman flunked a Cumtux student. Miss Campbell greeted you in English. Miss Duhon chewed gum in class. Miss Soncrant wasn't always so neat looking. Mrs. Kilpatrick had a loud voice. Miss Bordelon lost her accent. Mr. Staiert didn't have Mrs. Staiert. Mrs. Marler didn't say No talking, please. Miss Crouch didn't always look sleepy. ln closing, we wish to express our sincere hope that the faculty will accept What Would Think If . . . in the spirit in which it is presented. 4 l 7 T 4, W 'zgfsw Qfg-2.211 . . a, f .wi Jgfff' ,bi lyy ws ,,1' H Qi MMS, f . J A-Af ,m . ml, W, ,ff H, , f I ,, I' Nb 'f a E5 -gffavw QIQN 4205 SENIORS Now the time has come to lend thine ears to a bit of 'au revoir' and pleasant dreams. This time worn phrase coined by the Old Maestro, Ben Bernie, just seems to fit in exactly. We seniors can't realize that we've been in Bolton four years and that very soon we will be using this expressive way of saying good-bye ,to high school forever. Four years ago we seniors were a group of frightened, immature, disor- ganized freshmen. Today we stand ready to face life as life is and feel that we shall be able to find our places in the desirable way of life. As in the past, it has been the seniors' lot to take the initiative in many instances. We gladly worked overtime to write prize-winning Biggest News, we willingly spent hours in the library writing history articles, we helped fresh- men find their classes, we worked cooperatively to make the '39 class the best senior class of Bolton High. By supporting Cumtux, Bruin, the football team, the activity plan, and the basketball team, by going to rally with the determination and energy which automatically claimed recognition, the seniors gained top honors. But don't think that we have no fun in us--we're fond of good times, too. Remember the time when the halls were filled with smoke and the paper chute was burninggwelll-gossip has it that it was a senior who was the guilty person, and when some young gentleman's face was quite red when he stood alone on the campus minus an important part of his wearing apparel, and when, on those several days at activity period the east study hall was filled with seniors who had been planning to elect a class president. We lost no time in not doing it. Laying all joking aside, the '39 clcss is destined for unusual fame and Qrosperity. lt is written in the stars that we shall bring honor to our future alma mater. Here's hoping the writing in the stars is authentic. We propose a toast to the Senior Class of Bolton High School: i To these who have attained success We wish more joy and happiness To bring to them a greater fame And to add glory to Bolton's name. The Senior Spring MARY LITTELL President GRACE YEAGER Secretary R. S. HARPER Vice-President OFFICERS JOE D. SMITH Vice-President Fall C. M. McSWAIN President SHIRLEY LAWRENCE Secretary -Ovu- '1- w 1 A D N, Y .J 4 1 3 JOHN ARIAIL We have an idea that .Iohn's success in the future will be like so much of his work here-above the average. Newcomers. '3:i: Junior Hi-Y, '34: Seuiur Hi-Y. '36, 'Fe-unix ub, 'STJ Glee Club, '36, '3T: Track, '3T. BERNYCE ARLEDGE Whether at study or at play, She is bright and happy every day. I Transferred from l'ulluvk High, 'SEQ Bllsinuss Clul, 21. 'ISE Aj!! -'il ' ' LOUISE ARMSTRONG u She would be glad to win the 'Booby' prize D, at any party. - JAMES ASHLEY Oh, what hair, and on a boy! 'l wouId fill a maiden's heart with joy. Newcomers, T452 First Aid Club, '37. MARY ATTREP A countenance with strung intent, Studious hours, all well spent. Newcomers, V553 Girls' Athletic Club, '36, Junior Suit-noe Club 465 Business Club, '37, '3X: Blue Triangle, 'iixg Cumtux Stuff, '38, 393 Central Rally, 'Silk MARILYN AULD She's a good little soul, And worth her weight in gold. Home En-onumii-s Club, T253 Louisiana Club, 'ZINQ Athletic- Club, 38. 4225 ew WANDA ABBETT Tall, dark and handsome. Yes! ls she cute? Well, I guess! Newcomers Club, '3i4: Luuisiana Club, 'Iii-VIH: Central lmuisiana Rally, 'Bill MARJORIE ABNEY She's smart and she's sincere, She's worthy and she's a dear. Junior Hmmm-makers, '35-'37, Dramatim- Club, '36, 'I-57: Nzxiiuna unur Sovit-ty, TSX: C100 Club, '38. BILLY ADAMS By nature he is an easy-going gentleman. Newt-uniers, '35, Louisiana Club, '34i: Tennis Club, '3R. ALTHEA AIKEN lf there was a prize ziven to the sweetest, We are sure she would win. Junior Humvmnkvrs, '36-'39. GEORGE ALSUP An artist designed to zo far. So hitch vour wagon to a star. Library Stuff, '35, TEX: Track, '37, N. C. ALSUP I-le's talented above the usual. Newvome-rs, 'Si5: Louisiana Club, '36, T175 Glu- Club, '38, Will. Bluebirds, V455 .luniur Dc-batimz Club, '36, 'IZTQ Tennis l Klub 1 'll 36339: Dramativ Club. '35, A. G., '37, Boosters T , 'tl'-'Z,.. CORNELIA BAKER She can shine in basketball, Cause she's quick and also tall. Newvomn-rs, 735: Girls Athlolin- Club, WHS. HATTIE LEE BAKE This is 'Biker, All the boys like er P Of iw 'pg 1 , .H ' V . Newcomers, '35: Junior Debating Club, '21', Ten N 'CiS: lllue 'l'riuu1rle, '37, 'SEV Boosters Club, 'Zl.'. JAMES BALL Seldom do men show such constant attention to duty, Newcumcfrs. '35: Ora-hestra, '35, '36, '38, 'Sling linml, TEH, 351. Svniur Scienum- Club, TSX, '39, SHEFFIELD BARKER A man of courage, Is also full of faith. Newcomers, '35, HOLSTEIN BARNES Not afraid of work, And he shows it. Newsumors, '35: Call-tvria St,:1fl', '37-'39, JACK BARNES A cashier's life is no sweet song, And he's honest as the day is long. Cafets-1'iu Staff. 'ZZKS-'iifig Prvsiilvnt. Call-tm-r'iu Staff, '38, '39, JAMES IVY BARRON The best of luck we wish to you, Happiness and success your whole life through. Newcomers, T453 Football, Wifi, '38, linskc-Lball, 755338: Track '36, 'CSXJ 'l's-unis Club, '36, Wurlml Affairs Club, '3553 Vice-Prgsideri 1 Term lV: Louisiamx Club, '3T: Vulley Bull, '36, VH. ' ' LOUISE BAYS Power dwells with cheerfulnessf' N Newm-umcrs, '35: World Aifuirs Club, 'tifig Luuisizuui Club, 'Z 'I181 Business Club, '38, 'IZEL TOMMY BEACH There are not many more like him. 'l'ruusl'el'recl. f':il'm-tn-1'iz1 Sluilb '33, '245i. BESSIE DEAR BEALL She's as cute as they make them. N1-W4-uniers, T153 lilllvbixwls, 'SCL 'BTI Spanish Club, '37, 'ISK lianrl, TEH, '3H: llluv 'l'ria-lmxlv, Vis, WW: Hunur Roll, 'ISS-'38. ARLlS BEAUBOEUF l Her suave manner is irresistible, l Esp cially amcng cur young bays. MW-mme s, 'Z35. LORRAINE BELL A new girl is in our midst, And she's certainlv welcome. l'r:1usl'urrvd frnm liustuu Hiufh. Homv l'Ir-unomiws Club, '37, '38 4235 Am' ,, 4 ri? V-Y -ir 7- ARTHUR BERGERON A smiling face-lots of pep, Climbing hifher. step by step. Newcolm-rs, '35, Fir-sl Aifl Club, '37, '38. LEON BLALOCK He is a guy who is swell, And he can be almost anybndy's pal. Secretary, T1-rm Il: State Rally, '37, '38, Football, '38. A winning smile, ls always worth while. Newcomers, '35, Tennis Club, '37, World Affairs Club, '36, Diversilic-al Occupation, '37, Senior Science Club, '38, CAREY BLANCHARD He's another artist Fine, Because drawing is his line. Newcomers, '32, Tennis Club, '33, 754: Boxing, '33, '34, SL-nior Srierxre Club. '37. ALINE BLOCK A friend in need, ls a friend indeed. Spanish Club, '37, '33. GUY BORDELON Believe it or not, A man vou can depend on. Newcomers, '351 lamp and Coin Club, '36, '37, Junior Sc-it-nru Club, '38, '39, Presi , Se ior Sc -nee Club, '33, '39, Basketball, '37, Junior De-bati b, ' f , 1 r, F ,, ,' l ' ' .I t f , E DQRDELON ' ' thathwhws the Bolton boys ,N 1 by 'Ma J 'refl fr m l'1'ov nee Academy, '38, Boosters, '33, '39, li ' AA 7 M ,qs MARIE BORDELON GEORGE BOWDON A shy man these days is rare indeed! . Newcomers, '34, 'l'z-nnis Club, '38, Track, '36, My thoughts are my companions, So, I'm always in food company. Newcomers, '35, Library Stuff, '36-'SEL MATTIE NELL BRENNON HOWARD BOWMAN l Her good nature and natural ability to make V friends are traits very rare. Newcomers, '35: liand, '36, Tennis Club, '36, '37, J l I r- Club. '38, '3.3. One of the-best fellows we know. Newcomers, '35, Boxing, '35, Band, '35-'38, Glee Club, '37-'39, Dramatix- Club, '37-'39, State Rally. '38, Spanish, '37, '38, BEVERLY JANE BROADWELL Our charming little Beverly Jane, A nominee for smiles from Louisiana to Maine. NL-wcomers, '35, '36, Bluebircls, '35, '36, Louisiana Club, '36, '37, Band Boosters, '37-'39, President, Baud Boosters, '38, '39, Boosters, '37-'39: Home E4-ononiics Club, '37, '33, Bruin Staff '38, 4245 LYNWOOD BRISTER I , DUANE BROOKS ' I Noted for his looks, jr ' And not for his love of books.U ' Newcomers, '35, Louisiana Club, '37. Jos-IN BURNETT ,214 ' His virtues are many. f Band, was-'39, Aeronautics Club, was, , .L -f A' , ,QV sr-lmLEY BURTON , Q f ' 3 With so much charm demure, She's more than happy, we're sure. 'J Newcomers, '35, Tennis Club, '36, '33: Boosters, '38, Band Boosters, '38. PAULINE BYERS Day by day, she's just the same, Ever ready to play the game. 4. Newcomers, '34, '35. MARY NEIL BYRAM She keeps the boys busy guessing. ' Newcomers, '34, Dramatic Club, '36, '37, Bruin, '36, '37, Boosters, '36-'39, Home Economies, '38, '39, Tennis Club, 37, '38. . ' ' BOBBY CAGLE Boy! What a line! Newcomers, '34, Tennis Club, '35, Senior Science Club, '35: Louisiana Club, '36, '37, Junior Hi-Y, '37, Junior Debating Club, '37, Dramatic Club, '38, Senior Forensic Society, '38, '39, Cumtux, '38, '39, Press Club, '38, '39, National Forensic League, '38, '39. l Y I ' 1 J, MARGARET CAMPBELL I need no winding to keep me going. Newcomers, '35, liluebirds, '35, Cumtux Staff, '36-'39 Busters, '37, '33, Glee Club, '37, '38. EDNA CARBO Silence is a golden rule. And who am I to break a rule? Newcomers, '35, World Affairs Club, '35, Girls' Athletic Club '38. ALICE RAE CARDWELL Ever ready, ever gay. To help her friends in every way. Newcomers, '35. ELISE CARROLL The gods gave her a gift so rare, Burnished locks of titian hair. n Newcomers, '35, Bluebirds, '35, Louisiana Club, '56 Tennis Club, '37-'39, Blue Triangle, '37, Boosters, '38, '39, Best Dressed Senior Girl, '38, '39, INEZ CARROLL Full cf wit, knowledge, too, She will prove a friend to you. Newcumvrs, '35, '36. DONALD CHAMBERS A good dancer, cute and tall, Enough to make any girl fall. Newcomers, '34, Junior Hi-Y, '34, '35, Tennis Tean, '37. Senior Hi-Y 36 38 4255 W- wwe in ,,,-., W .. ,Q 5 V LY J K, Mud 'P hnve te Em' udd, I oritefjiexifmressi ls, ' a Bud'. J atic ub. 31765: gurus Club, 'ily 'TISHL ljuusu-rs N .2 ull. '36, ' 7. MIRIAM DAFFAN She is by nature a cheerful and easy-going J. D. CHELETTE I never put off until tomorrow, What I can do today. Nm-wvurm-rs, 'ISSJ Spanish lllub, 'ZI43, ' 4 BILL CLARK Bill likes all the girls, And he doesn't mind it if they know Ne'.x'm'un1vi'S. 'SI-I: Tennis Club, 'JI5-TLS. ALICE HOPE CLEMENT5 She is quick and shv, To make you happy, Her best she'll try. Newvuml-rs, '2I5: lVurlrl Affairs Club 36 Lmul I Q '3T. 'SPH Girls' Athletic Club, 'lim 'img I un fuxngn Hunur Roll. 'FIS-TIT. MARY ALICE CLEMENTS She deserves the success she's sure to have C. R. COLVIN Anything you want is worth working for So l'xn sure to get what I want. Band, '36, 'JITL Plgryzmonio Club, TEH, Q14 srla 1 u LUTHER CREED A friend to all. Nvwvums-rs, TIS. 'HT' girl with a sunny disposition. . 4 Nvwt'wnivl's. 'JI53 .Iuuiur Science' l'lub, 'Im A ANGELO D'ANGELO Who'er excels in what we prize, Appears a hero in our eaves. .1 . Newcomers, 755: I'uutbnll, '36-'ilrig 'l'z':u'k 'IR-um ,T '24 L. H. DANIELS Your luck in fortunes spin, Your power is to win. Newcomers. 'fill Spanish Club, '3I1, 5. DORIS DARICEK A girl with a kind heart. N4-weomors, TES: Home Idconomit-s Club, '30, vin-nce Club, '37, ALBERT DAVIS A football hero tall and true, Who keeps the girls in a flutter, too. 'I'1'z11xsfei'i't-cl, I-Wmllmll, 'Z2T, IH: 'l'r:u-lt, TCH: CR 4263 JT: Vullm-ybu WR. 'CHIC .Iuuiul ral liznlly, .I I ' 1 DORIS DAVIS A swell girl, And everyone knows it. Newcomers, '35, Junior Seience Club, '35 '36, Home lleonomirs Club, '37: Glee Club. '5i7: Boosters, '3S. MERLEEN DELVAILLE Lots of credit is due to Merleen, For she is a fair and lnvely colleen. Nm-wconlers, 'SEBI llancl. '30-'39, Orchastra, '35-'ilfk FLORENE DICKERSON A big heart. always wanting to do right and be a friend to everyone. Newcomers, '34, liluebirfls, '3-1, '35, l'. VV. C., 'n Triangle, '37, '38, Library Staff, '37-'39. NEWMAN DOWNS Life, my friends, is what we make it. Newcomers, '35, Junior Hi-Y, '36, Senior Hi-Y, '37 KENNETH DOWTY Generally speaking-Dowty is generally speaking. I Blue '35 2 W: ss mf' 4 K gd ' Junior Hi-Y, '35, Sen-reta!'y,, Junior Hi-Y, '36, Newvmrnp 3f'l'2i Junior Debating Club, '35, Viee-President, Junior Debati f gaubf '36, Senior Hi-Y. '37, Senior Forensie Society, 'Z-17. '38, P . , ub,Q .T '38, Cumtux Staff, '37, '3X. .ffwflcs J ag 631: ,,,rt f ELEANOR DROUET The world is so full of a number of thinzs. I'm sure we all should be hBPPY as !-rings. J, .fi Neweomers, '35, Louisiana Club, '36-'3r4: Girls' Athletic Club, Sf, X . . 'vast if J EWEL DU LAN EY Jewel's a sport and a dancer, too. And he likes the girls as most boys do. lim lu New:-omers, '35, Tennis Club, '35-'38, Tennis ez TALITHA DUNN Talitha is a credit to Bolton and we are glad to claim her. Newcomers, '34, Blue-birds, '34, '35, Cafeteria, '35-'39, Blue Triangle, '38 ,'3El: Beta Tau Sixrma, '38, '39, Business Club, '38, '39, Cumtux Staff, '37-'39, Secretary, Business Club, '38, Treasury Staff, '38, '39, Honor Roll, '34-'39, FREEMAN ECKERT Lazy, slow and unconcerned, He went to class and sometimes learned. News-omers, '35, Junior Debating Club, '36, Cumtux Staff, '36, , Ilramatie Club, '58, '39, JOSEPHINE EDGAR Neat, quiet and really a blessing to thc teachers. Newcomers, '35, Louisiana Club, '36, '37, Girls' Athletie Club, '33 '30 BILLY EGGERS Blond, blue-eyed. and handsome, too, Boy, what a combination! And when he starts to lead the cheers, He's really a sensation. Neweomers, '35, Vice-President, Newcomers, '35, Vice-Presi- dent, Term Ill, IV, Junior Debating: Club, '36, '37: Junior Hi-Y, '36, '37, Basketball, '36, Assistant Track Manager, '36, Track Manager, '37, Viee-President, Terms V, Vl: Senior Forensic Society, '37-'39, Dramatic Club, '3X: Senior Hi-Y, '37, State Rally, '37, Cheerleader. '38, '39. EMOGENE ELAM She has red hair and a likable grin, You'll never find a better friend. Newcomers. '35, ! 4275 A 4 1 l 4-Z MARJORIE FEDUCCIA A girl with quite a friendly way, In nur hearis she's come to stay. Newcomers, '35: Junior Sn-ienou Club, '36, '37: Home E4-onomiv Club, '37, 'ZSXQ Girls' Alhletil' Club. TIS. ERLEAN FIRNBERG We'll never forget, This cute majorettef' Newcomers, '35: Library Staff, '35, '36: Louisiana Club, '36, '37, Junior Debating: Club, '37-'3S: Band Boosters, '37-'39, Tennis Club, '38, '39, lioostt-rs, '39, '39, Drum Majorette, '38, '39. CARMEN FLYNN Always a good friend and companion to everyone. Newrumers, '35, VVorlLl Affairs Club, '36, '37, Girls' Athletic Club, '36, '37: Louisiana Club, '36-'3?4. PIERCE FOSTER Football is mv fancy. New:-omers, '35: Glen' Club, '363 Football, '37, '385 Track, '37: .Junior D1-batim: Club, '33g Senior Debating Club, '38, Carnival, Mash-r of Ceremonies, 'ZEEL GLORIA FOTO Sweet and kind and always willing to help her friends. Newvomurs, '35g Lou's a Club, '36g Business Club, '33, Glos- Club, '38, EV AND FRA, IN e r the Cumtux' aff. liand, 5- Ei: 'orp 1 Jian , '3' Carpzeant, Band, '38, '39, Cumtux S , '30 Ti cculz ' ' ' fer, Cumtux, '37g llusinc-ss Manailfir. L L . '3K,g -592 'or '- '36, '37: Secretary, Junior Hi-Y, 'Z 3 Sen i-Y, '.' .XZ -tary, Terms Ill, IV: Press Cl b, 'Q 'IHJE lill Svr '33-'. . :'l'resident, Quill and Scroll. '3., 'ZS Natio 11 r So ity, '3KXkEl: llally, '3S: Delegate- to , . A. L vent , '38, 'resisln-nt, l'rvss Club, '35l. X. 4 28 HUGHES ENGSTROM As changeable as the weather. Football Manager, '36, '3T: 'Il-nnis Club, '35-'37: SeniorScience Club, '38, '30, Nc-wr-omx-rs, '34: Stamp ami Coin Club, '35. EVELYN EVANS A joyful addition to any class. Transferred from liasile High, '3H: Business Club, '38, '39, LLOYD FARMER You can't keep a good man down, So he'll soon be on top. Newcomers, '35: Tennis Club, '35-'37, Tennis Team, '36, State Rally, '36, Cumtux Staff, '36-338. KATHRYN FAUCETT A girl possessed of an ingrowing demon called 'Cheerfulness'. Newt-omors, '35: Wordl AH'airs Club, '35: Louisiana Club, '36- '38: Girls' Athletic Club, '38, '39, DOROTHY MAE FAUST She's a swell gal, and Can be counted on as a pal. Newvomcrs, '35, Louisiana Club, '37, '38g World Affairs Club, '37, '3S: Home Economics Club, '38, '39, Bookroom Staff, '36-'38, LOUIS FAZIO A man with manv opinions and zesticulationsf' Nc-wvomers. '35: Egyzmonie Club. '38, A - EVELYN FRANZ She is l1aPPY. cheerful and gay, All around her is filled with delight. Newcomers, '35, Louisiana Club, '36, '37, Cumtux Sta'T, '37-'39: P. W. C., '37-'38, National Honor Society, '38, '39, World AH'airs Club, '36. LAVERNE FREDERICK She was a scholar and an apt and good one. Newt-omers, '35, State Rally. '38. GEORGE FRENCH Georgie Pnrgie. Puddin 'n' pie, Kissed the girls and made them cry. fLike heck they did.J Newcomers, '35, Tennis Club, '35-'38, Stamp and Coin Club, '36, Junior Debating Club, '36-'37, Cumtux Staff, '37-'38, Library Stall, '38, '39, Cheerleader, '38, '39. MARJOR!E FUGLAAR She is a grand sport any way you put it. Newcomers, '35, Business Club, '38. MILDRED GAMBLE Sweet in all her ways. Newcomers, '35, Honor Roll, '35-'37, Louisiana Club, '36, Junior Debating! Club, '36, '37, Central Rally, '38, State Rally, '38, Band Boosters, '36, '37, Boosters, '37-'39, Tennis Club, '38, '39, Bruin Saff, '38, '39, Cumtux Staff, '37, '38, National Honor Society, '37, '38. HOWARD GATES Bolton's 'Tommy Dorsey'. Newcomers, '35, First Aid Club, '36, '37, Vice-President, First Aid Club, '37, Band. '36+'38, Orchestra, '36-'38, President, Band. '38, Canteen Staff, '38, 'X 'X MYRTLE GAUTHIER - Though we don't know her very well, K We really think that she is swell. I Transferred from Providence Academy, '37, Louisianal. 1 Q 7, '38, Girls' Athletic Club, '38, '39. I ' I 1 1 , CECIL GENONI il if , ' 'Two-Gun' for short. J r ' ' Mock Trial, '37, lntra-Mural Trafk it, 'I' 'MJ My 4 CHARLES ' , , f , A He certainely got his e, A I Of curly black hair. L y 9,1 ' l Cafeteria Staff, '36-'38, Glee 1- 9: si '38 '39. , I I I ,, f HAVARD GEO GE Everybody likes Harvard. Cafeteria Staff, '37, '38, Junior Science Club, '37, Treasury '38, Staff, '38, Bruin Staff, '38, Business Club, BARBARA GILLIS Barbara sings just like a lark, And we're sure she'll reach her mark. Newcomers, '35, Glee Club, '37, '38, Tennis Club, '36, '37, f Central Rally. '36..'39, State Rally, '36-'39, Bruin Staff, '38, '3J, Senior Science Club, '38, , ,3 , B. G. Gn.AsscocK A very night's his night to roam. , l , . g . - of , ' D . ,sf 4 Z9 P Y? 4 Ln 1 I 5 Q 'M U D 1 B x s Q Q K, a Au L ' MURRAY GREMILLION Not a care in the world. , Ne omers, '35,f Jyuii0r 'Hi-Y, '361 '37, Louisiana Club, '37, Tennis, uh, ,'3 SyK 3' j i 3, N U , .. ,i ,, DOROTHY GRIFFIN lQtunate are they who are blessed with the ' V., gut of beautiful hair. ,'NewcoYiiers, '36, Junior Homemakers' Club, '36, '37, Junior Science xClub, '37, Bruin Staff, '38, '39, Business Club, '38, 'BEL 1 KATHLEEN GUILLOT Anyone who is lucky enough to be a friend of Kathleen's is a friend of Bolton. Newcomers, '35, World Affairs Club, '36, '37, State Rally, '38, MAMIE GUINN Short, cute and chubby, All her pals call her l ubby'. Newcomers, '33, Tennis Club, '35, '36, - 39. Home Economics Club, ,36 , MILDRED GUINN Quiet and gentle as a lamb, About her there is nothing sham. Newcomers, '34, Tennis Club, '35, Spanish Club, '35, '36, Home Economics Club, '37, '38. fl' CATHEMNE HAGAN This description suits her fine, 'Tall and dignifled,' wouldn't we love to have that said about us? ' Newcomers, '35, Junior Science Club, '35, '36, Band, '37, Home Economics Club, '38. 4305 1 f 2 1 E GL C CK ,KW Peace 's the of man. Newcomers, , Ciyb Fo t ' l, '35, Varsity Football, '36, Senior Science Club, , '3 , Cumt Rep r r, '34. AGLOVER A LX! ' e wh posse the virtue I' bei V rign are uckyl , n. f e IC ers, ' 5, Caf tcrria S aff '-14-'36, Basketball Team. , D RAHAM c'Ca is a va nes. s , ansferi' fl from Provide cc- Academy. Blue Triangle, '37, '38, v s Club, '38, '39. X NELLIE GRAYSON Tiny, full cf laughter and a mighty swell person. Newcomers, '35, Dramatic Club, '36, '37, Louisiana Club, '3G. '37, Tennis Club, '37, Band Iioostvrs, '37-'39, Vice-President, Band Boosters, '37-'39, Cumtux Staff, '37, Home '39, Senior Science Club, '38, '39, Economics Cfub, '33, ECIL GREMILLION h reaker and head-turner. Ne , mers, ' 53 Tennis Club, '37, Track, '38, Junior Debating Club, ' , Be't oukinyr Boy, '33, '39. CHARLES GREMILLION He's about the only loose gigilo. ewcomers, '35, Track, '36, '37, '39, Junior Debating Club, '. , Cub Football, '3S. 1 X GEORGE HALL If intelligence is wealth-l-le is rich indeed. Newcomers, '35: Cumtux Staff, '37-'iiibg .Iuniur DQ-hating -Club, l I '36, '37: Senior Forensic Society, '37-'3.33 Pri-ss Club, '58, '39, Junior Hi-Y, '361 '3T: Senior HiaY, '37, 'flag Central Rally, '33, '237: Slat? Rally. '36, '37: Sc-1-rvtary Senior I m'l-rxsic Sm-ioty. '38, '3U: Cumtux Reporter, Senior Hi'Y, '3Ng Exvhaug,ru Efiitur, Cumiux. '38, '3tI. JIMMIE HALL MiscI1ie-vious, bright and gay, We know she'll make life pay. Ns-weomvrs, '35: Glu- Club, '37: Tennis Club, '36-'38, RALPH HAMILTON A most dependable boy. 'l'ransl'1-rred from M1-narcl, HEX. R. S. HARPER Likahle and studious, too, R. S. is well-to-do. Newcomers, '3-l: Vlforld Affairs Flub, '36, '37: Presiclent, VVurld Affairs Club, '36, '37g Boxing: Squad. '34, '353 Cub Fuutball, '34, '35: Varsity Football, '36, '37: Dramatic Club, '34i: 'Ii' Club, '36g Basketball, '37, '3H: Tram-li, '36-T531 Central Louisiana Rally, '3R: State Rally, 'SSL President Terms Ill, IV, V, Vl: Vive-President Term VIII3 Cafeteria, '38, '3!l. MADLYN HARRIS She is loads of fun. But never forgets to be a scholar. Transit-rrecl from Pm-Iiean High Svhool, 'Sl DIXIE HARWELL On the gridiron, he's a demon- Also in the parlor. Transfc-rrorl from Nashville, Tennessee, '37: Carnival Court, T495 Footliall, '37, '38. ELMO HEBERT The greatest of men are the simplest. Newvunin-rs, '35: Juninr Debating: Club. liruin Staff, '37-'3il. RUTH HENDERSON She's a friend to all, And all are a friend to her. Nuvvuniurs, '34g Junior Suiomw- Club, 353 Girls' Athletic Club, 5 HILLARY HENSLEE We shall never sec his like again. Newcomers, 'Jifig Louisiana Club, '3?4. EDWARD HERNDON Success is bound to come his way. And when is does, he'll make it stay. Newvuzxims. 'fill Vuvatimlal Club, '37, '33. GEORGE HERNDON Two things fill my heart with grief, K. I. R. and bucks. Newt-nmers. '?l4. WALTER HETHERWICK l-le's a line man in more ways than one. Newuumn-rs, '35: Cub Football, 'ZS7: Varsity Football, 'SPH Track '37-'ISSN Senior S1-ierlvu Club, '38: Central Rally, '37, 'C-18g State Rally, '35, 4 31 P ml-an --F --in nn- rf gn-W FRANK HOLLOWAY Speaking silence is better than senseless speech. Ncwcomm-rs, 'SHI Business Club, '38, '3tl. CATHERINE HOPSON It pays to be swell in many ways. Newcomcrs, '353 Louisiana Club, '36-T481 Treasury Sta CLAUDIUS HOUSE l hope one morning I awake, A d find myself famous. ff, var Nvwcomtilgs, WH: Tennis Club, '25-'ISR1 Aviation Club, 'S w-SJ. TOM HICKMAN His motto it-'Ladies f1rst'. Boxing. 754: Nowrome-rs, T543 'l'vnnis Club, '35-1-T565 '216: Junior Debating Club, '3N3 l'rs-side-nt, Junior Deb: WR .,. LOIS HINES Quiet and gentle, you see. Everything a lady should be. Transferred from Lafaryrum-, ':i7. RUTH HOCHENEDEL Some are noted for their gifts of mind. Some are noted for their loss of time, But I'm noted for this tongue of mine. Transferred from Saint Francis Xavier, '37. Cumtux Staff, '247 Tennis Club, '37, '38, Band Boosters, '38, 'iiflg Girls' Athletiv Cl 'X '39 V., ... DORA EVELYN HOGG She's tall and she's sweet, you bet, No cne's got her beat, 'til yet. Newcomers, '35, Spanish Club, '37, WSH. LUCIUS HOLLOMAN For some reason or other, Books and l never could agree. NANCY HOLLOMAN She has all the brains she needs to make her a real success in life. Transferred from Flora High School, '36, Tennis Club, '36, ' Louisiana Club, '37-'3!l. X, '1-lil. ' M YE LOU LEY cl w 'd, a asant finile, has rea ll the whil Ncwco rs, ' : ee C, ' , 'Z K 5 R3 L nis Club, '36-'BXQ Home Econo s ,ub, ', . 3 1 ' fsiflm-nt Home Economics Club, 'IKEL , , X f - f ' x . I If crts , e ain o arry her lofimg w or rd. 5 X l f nsfer fro Roc-hel His: CSG., 5 - Eeonomics Club, '36, '37: Louisiana Cli , '37,Y. X K tl A T TER ' s big n he as e ' in physique- d th t pl ty. Nm-we ers, 'C : Ban , '34-'Wiz Football, '37-'39, T4-nnis Club, T- El: avk, 'fi -'ZHL K X 4 3 P l 'm' f' I ub 37 C. J. HUTCHINSON A nice guy to have around. Ns-wconit-l's. T353 ligyzniruiio, TSS, 'HEL ELOISE HYDE She loves all and, Lives for those she loves. Nvwromvlw, TH: Home l'it'0hnn1i1's Club, 'lla HTS: Tm-unis Club, G '-Hs ELEANOR JACKSON Once your friend, always so, Ask for help, she'll never say no. 'l'l'ansfn-l'l'orl from Dallas, Texas. '36, lillsim-ss Club, '36, 'ii ruin Staff. fiii, '37, BILLY JAMES Known by all, and liked by all. Ni-wcomi-rs. TH: Orcht-sirzi, '3-11236: Cub lfmmtball, 337: First iii Club, VET: Trnvk, 'ISTQ Varsity Vmitball, TSE. ARTHUR JANETTE A noble fellow. Nm-wcomi-rs, TSS: Acrxmziuties C'lub, 'ISS 'DHL it I BARNETTE JEMISON ii' , What is life without :s kick in it? 'R Ns-wcums-rs, '34: Vovzxtiuiial Iiflucatiori Club, '37, Tennis C'ub, 'V , 4 D. T. JOHNSON Full of mischief and quite girl shy, Q But he'll succeed-or die. Newcomers. '3-1: W1rId Affairs Club, '35 LOUISE JONES The wisest is she who speaks last. Nt-wvumers. '33, Latin Club. T551 lmuisinua C'ub. '36, '38, '3ZIg S1-ui'vr S:-if-rice t ub, 'HIL T571 'Fri-zisury Stafi. '38, 'ECL BUFORD JORDAN I'm not lazy, but I cant help it if I was bcrn in the South. Band, '33.'2Z'T. EDGAR JORDAN lVlen arc fickle! lsn't he? NL-we-:xml-rs. '35, Uumtux Staff, Hifi: Juniur Suit-m'e Club, '3li. Tc-nnis Club, 'CBT SEYMOUR JOSEPH Thru thick and thin in football. llaml. '35-'CHQ Business Vlub, '37, 'XXI Tennis Club. '7'1. TW: Football, 'SPL CHARLES KELLAM :'Hc doth indeed shew some sparks that are l' it. EYAJ-41a- 'D J ff' 09fAn!A1h'fKI1f9 '!py4ss.!Zl'J4-i M4 44.11 Z-Z7 'VA ,s,,. 5 ' '. 1 I 1. 4.14 JANE KEITH Her lazy, easy-goinz manner has won for her a place in our hearts alone with her voice. N.-W4-omprg, T153 lilnf-birds, '35, THQ: Glee Club. 'illi-'39, 'Tennis Club. '3G. 'ZZTI .lunior Hom:-makers Club, '37, TRN: P. W. C., '38, '39 liruin Staff, TSX, 'XSL GRADY KELLEY all-round good fellow. An Newcomers. '35: 5. .4 A fu' '0ne who Louisiana Club, '36, WST: Worlll Affairs Club KITTY KELLY will always be known and loved for her sweet disposition, ' 5 X Newcomers, '35: liluebirds, '35, 'Clog Vice-Vresirlent, Iiluebirds ,f 346: Louisiana Club, '36, '3T: Junior Debating Club, '37, Bruin Staff. V381 Tennis Club, '38, '3ll: Boosters. '37-'REM lland Boosters M' '37-'3!1: Drum Majorette, Wiki, 'CHL i Af rl A! ' M gl, dp '0Al:fER KELLY M, 'W ' , 'fm care in the world. Q- f 'ff VN1, or rs 'PA' 'l'ra lgf-!6. ', t f 2' lx J' ' E K' U'x ' ' 1 'J' ' JW ' J. P. KIMBRELL 4 .' use study who will, - J' 'Tis not my intent to die of hard labor ere I youth's days are spent. Newcomers, '35: VVorl1l Affairs Club, '35, 'fllig Louisiana Club '36, '37, JIMMY KING He's awfully cute, with personality plus, And on a dance floor he kicks up the dust. Neweomers, '35, Wifi: Tennis Club, '36-'RSJ Cumtux Staff, '37 ':lS: Dramatic Club. TEN, 'IEEI3 Junior llebatimr Club, '38, 'Silk yy , V, ll if I JACKIE KOHARA Tiny, cute and bright as new dollars, One of Bolton's most popular scholars. Newseoml-rs. '35, Cumtux Reporter, Neweomers, '35, 'Klip Argus Camera Club, '37. '38: Vresirlent, Camera Club, '37, V383 Junior Hi-Y, '36, '3T: Senior Hi-Y. WST. TES: Aeronautics Club. '38, 'IREM MILTON KORNEGAY This oak grew from an acorn, too. Newvomers, 'illg Spanish Club.: Library Staff, Stain' Rally, 'Z N GEORGE LA HOOD He'll work his way through. Newvornc-rs. '35, HAROLD LAIN I-le'll be loved till his hair is snowy white. Neweonivrs, 'CS-l: Cub Football. '37, 'Zl?4: 'l'rac'k, '33, 'ZSQL JACK LANIER Jack makes tennis his raquet. TSX: Tennis Team, '37, TSS: Siate Rally. Al, S8 JOSEPHINE LANNINGHAM Steady, dependable and sure of purpose. News-omc-rs, 'Cl-1: Junior Home lieononiics Club, 'ss Till. 434 5' Newcomers, '35, Tennis Club, '36-'IZRQ Presisle-nt, Tennis Club, '36-TSS: Captain. Tennis Team, '37, Central Rally, ffir W L -,. L -., ,- '37: Cumtux Staff, 'IHS-'39: Advertising: Manager, Cumtux. TSX, '391 Blue Triangzle, 'Zirm '3fl: Quill anfl Svroll, '38, '3El: Central Rally. 'TNQ Slate Rally. TSS: Honor Roll, '36-'3!J. Tennis Newcomers, '353 VVerld Affairs Club, '35, '3li: Blue Triangle. '33-'32'4: Treasurer. lilue Triangle, '37, '39: National Honor Sw:-iety, , '37-'illlg Sf-cretarv. National Honor Svc-iety. WIN. '35l: Boosters, '38, 'REM Business Club, '37, T583 Viee-President, Business Club, '38: Secretary, Business Club. '2-SS: l'rt-ss Club, '33, '3i5l: Canteen Staff, '36-'IREM Secretary, 'l's-rm VI, Vlll: Honor Roll, '36-'39: Honor Roll, '36-'fiflg Dramatit' Club. '371 Bruin Staff, 'Citi Q ,ja-P JEANETTE LAURENT Generous, cheerful, warm-hearted. And always willing to help. 'Fransferrerl from Saint lfiuinc-is Xavier. '36, Business Club, '36, LYNN LAURET Short of stature, but Dynamite cn the gridiron. Newt-omers. '3l: Louisiana Club, '36, 't,i: Track Team, '3li: Club. '3El: l'ootball Team. '3P5. RUTH LAWRENCE Good judgment is her greatest gift. yr. ' Q Newt-omers, ':l5. H Z SHIRLEY LAWRENCE Bright, intelligent, darling, too, And Bniton thinks a lot of you. WALLACE LE BRUN WC have learned to like his in a very short time. 'liausferrerl from lfortier High, '35, Business Club, '35, '30, MARY LITTELL ' Merry the live-long day, Attractive in every way, Right in all she may say, You know-that's Mary. Ns-wcorm-rs. '35: l'resi4lent. Ns-weiiniers, T553 Uluebircls, '35, 'iilil l'i'e:siCl1-nt, l3'uebirrls, '3ii: Vice-Presimlent, Term l, ll: Best All Round Fit-11linian. '35. '34i: Louisiana Club, '35g Press Club, '36: Cheer- lfarltr. '36-'flflz Hracl Chet-rleafler. '33, '391 Boosters, '36-'ilflg Vice- Ifrosizlent, Boosters, '37, T333 Hon'-1' Ro'l, '36-'3Sl3 Best All Round Sonhomere, '36, '37: Senior D4-batinu Club. '37-'39: Bruin Staff, '35-'3El3 Social lC4Iitor, Bruin, '37, '3X: Co-Emlitor-In-Chief, liruin, '38, '39g Campus l avorite. '37, '3f43 liest All Round Junior, '37, '38g Sas l'. W. C., '343. '37: Senior Scif.-nf-e Cub, '34, '3'hg Carnival, 'iilic Carni- gg, val Court, '3X: National Honor Soi-it-ty, '38, 'ting l'1'e-sident, National H Honor Society, '3S: President. Term III, IV: President, Term Vll, VIII, Natirnal Fora-nsiu League, '38, '35l: Quill and Scroll, '38, '39: Most l'opu'ar Senir r Girl, '33, '393 Best All Round S:-nior Girl, '38, '3!l: Miss Bolton High, '33, '3El: Delegate to N. S. P. A. Con- vention at Indianapolis. '38: D. A. R. Delegate, '39, DOROTHY LOCKWOOD Pleasure has it's time, So, too, has wisdom. Nu-wa-avmers, '35: Louisiana Club, '36, '373 l', W. C., '37, '38, Blum Triangzle, '38, 'ZSEPQ Girls' Athletic- Club, '38. '39: Honor Roll, '36, '37. FRANCES LOLAN Smart, deserving, and a true friend, Destined to succeed in the end. Newuomers, '35, GEORGE LUCKETT Noted for his little 'hen'. And his Ford, 'Susie'. - News-omers, '3-l: Junior Hi-Y, '3-l, T555 Junior Debating Club, ii, '35: Tennis Club, '36, '37: ltest Dressed Boy, '38, JIMMIE McCOY Just another Brzltonite who can't keep his feet still when the music plays. News-omcrs. '35: Tennis Club, '37, 738: Junior Debating: Club, '38, '31l: Dramatic Club, '38, '3!l. DWIGHT MAC CURDY lf you don't play tennis right, The boy for you to see is Dwight. 'l'rans erred from San Antonio, Texas. Business Club, '3S3 Tennis Club, '3H: Tennis 'IR-am, '38: Central Rally, '38, State Rally, '38, Honor Roll, '37-'iiilg National Honor Society, '38, '3Sl. RUBY McDONALD Thy labors may one day make thee great. 'l'v-ansfcrrenl from Ulla Springs. Girls' Athletic Club, '38, '39, 4355 I X, MILDRED MADDOX Her quest is nut for self. Ne-wcumers, '35, Junior Ilebatinp: Club. '36-353. ERIN MANAGAN Little, cute and jolly- Always with a grin, Chubby drives the clouds away, And lets the sunshine in. Transferred from Lake Charles. Glee Club, '37-'39: P. W. C., '38. '30, Vice-President, l'. W. C., '38. '30, Central Rally. '38, Stale Rally, '33, Band Boosters, '33, '39, Ilwusters, '33, '39, Book Room St:-i f, '3El: Senior Science Club. '38, '39, Vice-President, Senior Science Club, '38, '39, Cumtux S'afI, '3H. '2!f!: Gifs' Athletic Club, Sh. 353. BLANCHE MARHEFKA She has Firm reascn, temperate will, Endurance, foresight. strength and skill. Newcomers, '35, Louisiana Club, '36, '37, Girls' Athletic Club, ., H, AIX, -all. ROY O. MARTIN Th' mcst ccmplete iniustice, Is to work when others will do it for you. Newcomers, '35, Band. '35, '37, Svanish Club. '36. '37, Cub Fontbal', '37, Tennis Club, '36, Ilrunze Service 'B', '37, Silver Ser- viee 'li', '38, Central Rally, '37, '33, State Rally. '37, '385 Buys' Quartet, '38, Mixed Quartet, '3?4: Sz-niur Science Club, '3S. MARJORIE MATHENY What a personality! With vim, vigor, and vitality. Neweomers. '35: VVorlfl Affairs Club, '35, '3fi: Blue Triangle, '36-'38, Bruin Staff, '37-'39, Boosters, '35-I, '39: Homecnming Queen, 38. DORIS MAYEAUX Sparklinq cyes that disturb the deepest tbcughtsf' Newcimers, '35, Girls' Athletic Club, '38, '39, 4365 JOSEPH MCGEHEE The deed I intend is great, But as for what it is, I can't say yet. Ncwemnners, '35, Orrhestra, '36-'3PN, lianrl. '37-'3lP. MARY CATHERINE MCGINTY Gay and happy and sweet is she, A noble soul we know her to be. Newcomers, '35, Library Staff, '36-'39, Cumtux Sta f, '36, '37, Tennis Club, '37, '33, Tennis Team, '37-'39, Girls' Athletic Club, '33, '39, S1-eretary, Library Staff, '39. ERNEST MCGRAW Content to do the least you can, By such a creed you'll be a man. Neweumers, '35. ROLAND MCKENZIE A hard worker to get out of work. Neweumers, '35. GRETCHEN MCLEAN The miidcst manners and the gentlest heart. Newcomers, '35: B'ue-birds, '35, '36, Louisiana Club. '36, '37, Junior Debating.: Club. '37, Library Staff, '37-'39, liruin Sta? '37- '393 Iiand Iinmsters, '37-'39, Tennis Club, '33, '39, Boosters, '38, '39, C. M. McSWAIN To C. M. goes a world of praise, Our football hero thru' the days. Newcomers, '34, President, Newcomers, '34, Vice-President, Term I: President, Term II, Junior Debating: Club. '36, Junior Hi-Y, '36, President, Junior Hi-Y, '36, President. Term IV, V, Vice- President, Term V13 President, Term VII, VIII: Secretary, Press Club, '38, '39, National Honor Soc-iety, '37-'39, Central Rally, '36- '39: State Rally, '37-TSS: Best All Round Senior Buy, '33-'30, Most Popular Senior Boy, '38-'39: Best Boy Athlete, '33-'39, RAY MAYNOR That we expected lots of him, Need never be said, But he surprised us all- When he became a co-ed. News-omi-rs, '35g Vice-President, Iunior S:-ienee Club, '36: Secretary, Term IV: Cub Football, '3!i: President, Business Club, '373 President, Term V: Varsity Football, '37, '383 Advertising Manaxrer, liruin, '37, '38: Honor Roll, '37: ice-President, Term VII: National Honor Soeiety, '37-'39: President, National Honor Society, '39: Co-Editor-In-Chief, Bruin, '39, '39: Ile-lexrate to N. S. P. A, Cori- vention at Indianapolis, '38: Quill and Scroll, '3H. BONNIE MAE MESSER Always smiling happily, Bonnie's as pretty as can be. Nexveomers, '35: Junior Debating C ub, '36, '37: Louisiana Club, '36, '37: I'. XV. C., '37, '38: Blue Trlangrle, '33, Tift: Cumtux Staff, '38, '39g Girls' Athletic Club, '39, '3!r: Central Rally, '38: State Rally, '37: Honor Roll, '35-'39. HELENE FAE MICHELS Blessed with plain reason and sober sense. Club, '37, Transferred from Montgomery Hixrh, 'FHL Dramatic '3?3g Glee Club, '38, '31P. , ANNA MILLER I haven't a care-so why worry? I'm going nowhere-so why hurry 7 Newcomers, '3-IC '3G. ELVIN MILLER Seldom do men show such constant attentinn to duty. Nexveomers, 352 First Aid Club, '37, '38g Louisiana Club, '38, 'SEL MARIANNE MOFFETT She-'s friendly. sweet and lots of fun, And her battles always will he won. French Club, '35: Spanish Club, '382 Girls' Athletic Clu '20 10 f wg -rf ,,.- rg Q! ,GS ax, M in 3 CRYSTELLE MOORE Sweet dispositions are hard tc Fund. Neweomers, '35: Junior Seience Club, '36, '373 Glee Club '39: Dramatie Club, '36-'39: P. NV. C., '37, '3N: lilue Triangle 38 '30, CAROLYN MORGAN It's nice to he natural, I When you are naturally nice. Newcomers, '35, liluebirds, '35, '36: Glee Club, '35 Louisiana Club, '36, '37: Dramatic Club, '37, '38C Home Economies Club 38 '39: Band Boosters, '37-'39, Treasurer, liancl Roosters Boosters, '38, '39, Cumtux Staff, '36, '38, '39, Honor Rol KEITH MORGAN Keith is just the sort of zuy, Who will win all passers-by. Newvomers, '35g Business Club, '37, 'C!8. JOE MULE If worry was the only cause for death, Then I would live forever. Transferred from Lecompte Hilrh, '37. Iiasketball Volleyball, '37-'3fP. FRANCIS MULKEY By harmony our souls are swayed, By harmony the world was made. Newcomers, '351 Junior Science Club, '35, '36, Orchastra '3S: Junior Debating Club, '36, '37: Business Club, '38, 49 ICC President, Business Club, '38, '39, NORRIS MYERS Stubby in nature, but long on gals. Newcomers, '35. ,fi , V 4375 CLAUDINE O NEAL pleasant si ht for anyones eyes Newcomers, 35, C.ee Cl b, 36, Cumtux Staff, . 1, Tennis C.ub, '38, Band Boosters, '37, '38, Boosters, '38, '39, Girls Athletie Club, KATHLEEN OSBORNE We grant altho she has much wit, She's very shy of using it. Newcomers, '35, Junior Homemakers Club, '36-'38: Glee Club, '37 '38 RICHARD PACE A man, in every sense of the word. Newcomers, '34, Vl'orld Affairs Club, '35, '36, Senior Science C'ub, '36, '37, Football, '34-'38, Track, '34-'36, Basketball, '37, '38, Louisiana Club, '35. CHARLES PALMER Well, I guess you'll be saying good-bye, And we'll all feel better if we meet you again. Transferred from Hammond High. Junior Hi-Y, '35-'37, Track, '37, '38, Football, '37-'39. MEADE PALMER Not just good, but :ood for something. Transferred from Hammond High. Newcomers, '35, Football, '36, Track, '36, '37, World Affairs Club, '36, '37. CLAUDE PARNELL Character is a mighty weapon. Newcomers, '35, Cub Basketball, '38. 4385 SYLVIA MYKOFF A truer friend would be hard to find. Newcomers, '35, Junior Debating Club. '36, '37, Cumtux Staff 1, '38, Tennis Club, '38, '39, Spanish Club, '38, '39, P. W. C, . '39. LEONA NELSON Intelligence plus popularity plus a good nature can not be equalled. Bluebirmls, '36, '37, President, liluvbirrls, '37, Band, '36-'33 Blue Triangle, '38, '39. OLEN NEW His work. it seems is never done, His aim in life will sure be won. BERYL NOONE Pretty, petite and popular. Newcomers, '35, Junior Debating Club, '36, P. W. C., '37, '38 Blue Triangle, '38, '39, Honor Roll, '35-'39. LOIS NORMAN A girl that will succeed wherever she goes. Newcomers, '35, Junior Sui:-nee Club, '36: Honor Roll, '36-'38 Gleo Club, '37. BEVERLY NORMAND Her staid companion is honest effort. Newcomers, '35, Bluebirds, '36, '37, Dramatic Club, '37, '38 Junior Science Club, '35, '36. M -6, . 1 Q HORACE PENNY A sport for sp0l't's sake. Ncwromvrs, 'HSI Fnutluall, 'SMS-TEN: 'l'i'ac'k. '22 Club, VET. ALFRED PETERMAN My mind tc me an empire is. Newt-omers, 'Jil DORIS PIERCE Doris, our beautiful belle, ls quite a society swell, She likes all the boys, But her favorite we can't tell. Newcomers, '353 Set-retary, Nr-we-omcrs, '35, 4 Boosters, '35-'3Eb: Secretary, Roosters, 'SSL 'Ci.J: P. Dramatic- Club, 'illii Tennis Club, 'Bti-'38, Campus JIMMIE POURCY Noble in thought and every deed. Nvwcnmers, T451 World Affairs Club, '36, '37 '37, '38. DOROTHY POWELL There's lots to say, of Dottie Mae, Fame will surely come her way. ii-'ISPSQ Louisiana Carnival, 7551237 ' W. C., '36, 'CET' l avm'it9, '35-'39, Louisiana Club. New:-nmers, '3f1: Blue 'I'rian2le, '37-'39: liusim-ss Club, '37, '3S. Honor Roll. '34-'RTI Bruin Staff, '38, 729. MILDRED PRICE She is really a worker and we expect tc hear a lnt from her in the future. Newcomers, '35: Girls' Athletic C'ub, '35-'37 '35-'39, Dramatic Club, 1 E J.. l WALTER PRICE Brains and wit topped by a red-headed personality. New:-nmurs, 355: Junior Hi-Y, 'CETQ SL-ni'rr Hi-Y, '3S: Cumtux Reporter, '38, l'r1-ss Club, '39, Varsity lfnfmtball, '3El: Cumtux Sports Editor, 'Xing Honor Roll, 'SEG-'3R. CYBELE PROTHRO Life is no life withcut the blessings of a friendly conversation. NL-wc-omers, 'Cl-1: Glow Club, '38, 'SEL I CHARLES PUCKETT Casanova from cnc to ten. World Affairs Club, '5i5: 'l'1'am'k, '36-TEH: Soutliwn-str-rn Relay, f TEN: Banrl. '34-TLT: Carnival Courl, VST. 'l I CONSTANCE RANDOLPH , Of black hair and sparkling eyes, l She has her share. YVONNE RATCLIFF Music is her middle name. 'lnransforrcll from l'lattsburg:. Ohio, ST, liazirl, '3 l-'SWL Busi- ness Club, '35, 'rlflg Glee Club, TSX, '39. ED RAY Ed's the tennis champ of Bolton Hi, He'll be champ cf the wcrld, bye and bye. N4-wr-nmers, WIS: Tennis Club, 'IHS-'ililz Captain, Tennis Team, 'SXT-'ISSN State Fhampinn 'l'4-nnis T4-am, TSN: Central Rally, '38: State Rally, 7394, C395 J -. --f --- U1 1 -ni LOIS READ She makes business her pleasure, And pleasure her business. Neweomers, '35, llluebircls, '35, '36, lVor'1I Allairs f ub, '36, '37, Secretary, VVorl1l Affairs Club, '30, '37, Cumtux S'afl', '36-'30, I'lyrhanJre 39: l'. W. Editor, Cumtux, '37, '33, Feature Iirlitor, Cumtuw, '3r4, C., '36, '37, Secretary. P. W. C., '37, Press Club, '37-'39, Oui'l and Scroll. '33, '39, Blue Trianule Club. '33, '3fl: Girls' Athle- tic' Club, '33, '3El. HELEN REED Helen's fond of sports. by the way, And her hair is pretty, I should say.' Neweomers, '35, Cumtux Reporter, Neweomurs, '35, Secretary, Term Ill, Girls' Athletic Club. '35, '363 President. Athlelie Club, '36, Central Rally, '35, '37, State Rally, '37, Blum-birds, '3l5: lilue 'l'rian5:Ie, '37-'39, Koclak Staff, Bruin. '37, '33, National Honor Soeiefy, '37-'39, Press Club, '33, '39, Honor Roll, '35. RHAE RECOULLEY Her genial, friendly manner, Will always win for her many friends. Transferred from Providence Aeamlemy, '37, Tennis 'I'e:xm, '31 '33, Louisiana Club, '33, '39. CECIL REGION Full of pep, a true sport fan, Her prowess is in real demand. Newcomers, '35, Girls' A1h'etie Club, '35, Junior Hom:-makers, '36-'33, Viee-Presidl-nt, Junirzr Homs-makers, '37, '33, Blue 'l'rianelL', 37, '3X. CHARLES RICH Tc know hnw to hide one's ability is a great skill. Newcomers, '35, BEVERLY FAE RIDDLE She needs no eulogy, She speaks fur herself. NUNVUUMPYS. 735: liancl, 'IHS-'39, Orchestra, 31 '38, Tennis '4 '30 C'lub, Ti., ANDREW RINO He got his share of humor. LANEE ROBBINS One who alwavs looks at the bright things and helps us dn the same, side of Newcomers, '35, Junior Scienee Club, '37, '33, Girls' Athletic Club. '36-'38, Basketball Team, '37. VELMA ROBERSON We guarantee her happiness wherever she goes, She carries it with her. 'Fransferred from Mirulen High, '37. Junior Hom:-makers Club, '37-'39, Central Rally, '37, '38, Slate Rally, '37, '38, Glee Club. '33, '39, Girls' Athletic Club, '33, 313. VEVA ROBERSON All of her wrinkles will come from smiling. Transferred from Minden High, '37, Junior Homemakers Club, Egryzmonie Club, '38, '39. '37: MAVIS ROBERTS Sl1e'll not fail to reap a big harvest of success in future life. Newcomers, '35, Bluebirrls, '35, '36, Latin Club, '35, '36, World Affairs Club, '36, '37, Illue Triangle, '37, '33, National Honor Society, '37-'39, Boosters, '38, '39, 1'ress Club, '38, '39, Honor Roll, '35-'33, OLLIE MAE ROBERTS This 'Home Ec Queen' is surely smart, Her talent is a thing of art. Newcomers, '34, Louisiana Club, '35, Junior Seienee Club, '35, Junior Home-makers, '36-'39, Sea-rotary, Junior Hom:-makers, '37, '38, Cafeteria Staff, '36-'3El. 4405 E 1 4 u tems., , , , u' n ORLA ROBERTS Did you say louse, Mr. Rodzers? Ne-u'm-imu-rs, TLS: .luuinr Hi-Y. VHS: S.-uim' Hi-Y. '3 swf '-:fa '-av :init-x' I ALEX ROBINETTE Just a good friend and a hard worker. 'f jf f I X JJ NL-wx-unix-1's, 'iifxq 'l'1':u'k. TSG: Cub l-'mmllm:ill. 'ZlT: Varsity lfuut- dll, 'Sirk HENRY D. ROCKHOLD X, Caught-at long last. I Junim' Scieum- Club, '35, 'CHL , u lil' SHIRLEY ROSZELL She shculd ga a long way in, 'The City That Care Fcrgat'. Q! New:-mme-rs, '2l5: Girls' Aihfetiv Club, 'Z x, WHL, v J' ROY ROJTIER V Just because he is quiet, if Doesn't mean he can be taken advantage of. Newt-umers, T253 Vivo-l'l'n-siclz-lit, Tm-rm ll: l'hutuy:r:1'hy Club. in Boxing Tearn, T353 Vim'-l r'esiflL'nt, Plpryzmunie Club, '38, '30, Ji AMPRARO RUIZ This pretty Spanish lass, Is a joy to evcry class. NL-wvcrlnurs, 745: Girls' Alhlotia- Club, ,235-V582 Spanish Club, n 'img l'rt-side-ni, Spanish Club, 'CHS-'tifig Cumtux Star, 'tiii-Tiki. HAZEL RUSK Cheerily, merrily, I go on my w:y. Newunmers, '35, BILLIE RUTH RYDER Black hair, blue eyes-pretty as a picture, Add to these intelligence- She surely is a picture. Newvumvrs, '35: Girls' Athlt-tim' Club, '37-'39, Lnuisiuna Club '35, '36, Dramatic C'ub, 'IIT-'ISEUQ liuosix-rs, 'HT-'fiflg Hand lluostors 'IST-739: Spanish Club, 'Sirk 'IZEIQ l zxvm'i14- Boltunite, Tis, 'IREM Carni- vul Courl', 'HEL JACK SCARBROCK Eat, drink and be merry, Fcr yesterday you might have died. Nfwvt-unit-rs, '35, Iv1tr11-Mural 'l'rzu-k, WHS: Louisiana Club, '36 - J l'.r:t Aid Club, '37, TIS. WILLIE EDNA SCHULTZ A safe ccmp:nion and an easy friend. 'i'I'zxllsl'erl'm-Al from Olmrhita High, 'ZS7. BENNIE SCOTT A cute and lovable girl. Nowrmzmers, T351 Girls' Athletic Club, T155 SL-nu Tix, '39, lfiuyzmunie Club, WIS, WSU. DOROTHY SHACKELFORD mr Swim-live Club A girl who's gay and sweet and clever, Who will be 3 friend forever. 'l'runsI'u1'rv4I l'r:m1 Minclvn High, '35, Wurlil Affairs Club, 'SEG liimstt-rs, 'iixg Cumtux Stuff, ':2H, X415 v l gm WILSON STRICKLAND Mighty men of valor are most often modest. Newcomers, '3Zl: VVorlml At'l'airs Club, 'Illg l oot,lnall, iiilij 'l'raelQ, '35, 'ZHS3 Louisiana Club, '335. EARL TARVER Football isn't his only game, But for that he's earned a name. Transferred from Baskin Hiuh. Cub Football, '373 Varsity Foot- 1 ball. 'DSN '393 Basketball. '36-'IREM Track Team, '57-'Img Central llally, 'TQNZ State Rally, VIH. - ALLEN THOMPSON He could run a Cumtux alone. And we know someday he'll have his own. Newcomers, '35, Honor Roll, '35-'Z593 Junior Hi-Y, '37: Central Rally, '36, '373 State Rally, '373 Cumtux Staff, '37-'ilEl3 Cub Basket- ball Manager, '373 Press Club, '38, 'SZSH3 National Honor Society, '38, 'HU3 Sports' Editor, Cumtux, '383 liditor-ln-Chief, Cumtux, '38, Tift: Varsity Basketball Manager, '393 Quill and Scroll, 'i-38, Ifillj Delegate to N. S. l'. A. Convention in Indianapolis, 7524. BARBARA THOMPSON A merry heart goes all the day. Newcomers, '3ti: Iiluebirds, '36, 'CS73 Home Iivonomies I'lub, 73329: lland Boosters, '37-'39, JUANITA THORNHILL A jolly gocd person who is liked by all. Newcomers, '353 Central Rally, '3453 Athletic' Club, '35, T563 Central Rally, '373 Fafeferia StatT. '36-VIR: Junior Debating Club, '37, LOUISE THORNTON The qualities, intelligence, sweetness and kindness, all rolled in one, And then you have Louise. Newcomers, 'ZISJ Blur-birrls, '35, T363 Iilue Triangle, '36-'BENQ Quill anll Scroll, 'ICT-Will: Cumtux Staff, 'Citi-'Hill National Honor Sozsiety, '37-'IRED3 Honor ltoll, 'iili-'iiilg President, l'ress Club, TSX: President, lilue Trianule, TSR: Latin Club, '35, TSG: Secretary, Term IV. 4 42 5 DICK SIMMONS Bolton loses another red-headed Romeo. News-omers, '353 Traek, '37-'RU3 Central Rally, '3243 Football Manager, '3l7: State Rally. 7324: Tennis Club, 'gli V39. JAMES SMITH ' James Smith-alias 'Buck', To him we wish the best of luck. Newcomers, T253 Basketball, 'JSG3 Football, '5l7. JOE D. SMITH His flow of speech and liquid smoothness cf delivery would make even Cicero green with envy. Newcomers, ,352 President, Term l, Il, V, VI: Vive-President, Term VII, VIII: Junior Debating Club, '353 Northwestern Rally, '5353 Senior Fora-nsif-, '37-'ISED3 Cumtux Staff, '35-'373 Assistant Sports' Editor, Bruin, '38, '393 Central Rally, '36-'39: State Rally, '36-Will: Junior Hi-Y, 'ZHSQ Senior Hi-Y, '37, '383 Natchitoches Speerh Tournament, '36-T183 Debating: Team, '36-'383 Muck Trial, '37-'SSH3 Bruin Statf, 'ISK-'39, National Forensic League, District Tournament, Dallas, Texas, 'RX3 N. F. I.. National Tournament, VVooster, Ohio, '324: Master of Ceremonies of Carnival, '38, National Honor Sol-iety, TEX, 'ZSU3 Vic'e-Presirlent, National Honor Society, '383 Uramativ Club, '3243 Senior Most Likely To Succeed, '38, '393 Kim! of Carnival. '?l9. NADINE SMITH ln a manner soft and shy, She will surely catch your eye. Newcomers, '255. BETTY MOORE STAPLES She's full of vim and vigor, She's gay and so 'coquetty', No wonder people fall so hard, For captivating Betty. Newcomers, T551 Bluebirds. T252 Secretary, Bluebirds, ,352 Lou- isiana Club, '35, 'ISQS3 Sevretary, Louisiana Club, '363 Carnival, '36, '393 Tennis Club, '37, 'Z183 Bruin Statf, '36-T583 Press Agent, Bruin, WRX. 729: Boosters, '37, 'IWC Senior Ring Committee, 'Sri HAZEL STEADMAN She is a friend worth while. Newcomers, T152 Home Eeonomies Club, '36-'ISSN Blue Triangle, '37-'iiflz National Honor Society, '36-'iiflz Glee Club. '38, 'IR93 Biggest News Winner, '38, , . Mk ,ghost . FRANCIS TRAYLOR Never a wcrry, never a care, That's why she's a millionaire. NL-wc-omors, Soc-i't-tary, NL-wcmors, '35, ,lunoir Debating: Club, '35. '36, liluvbirfls, '35, '36, Latin Club, '35, '36, Viro-Prcsi- dent, lilllt-birds, '36, VVorl1l Affairs Club, '36, '37, Carnival, '36-'3?4Q Glue Club, '30-'33, Tennis Club, '37-'39, Ser-retary, 'Tennis Club, '38: Cumtux Staff, '36-'33, Dramatic Club, '37, '38, Band Boost:-rs, '37: Boosters, '37-'39, Korridor Kat. '37, TSR: Che-erlz-ruler, '33, '39, Favorite lioltonilo, '38, '3i!. BETSY TREADWELL Bright, sunny and full of wit. Ns-wc-omvrs, '35, Gln-e Club, '35, '3Ki: Girls' Athletic- Club, '33, ,M 'flflz l're-sislent, Girls' Athletic Club, '38, '39, Tennis Club, '36, '37: Business Club, '3 8. DOROTHY TUDOR A pretty red head running true to form, We all know Dot's no false alarm. Ne-woomc-rs, '35, lilut-birds, '35, '36, Dramatic Cub, '37-'3!t. RAY URBAN Ray's a good ole bov, they say, And we're sure they know. 'Transferred from Central Hiuh. Louisiana Club, CECILIA VANLANGENDONCK Good nature is indeed a fortunate gift. N1-wromm-rs. '35, Girls' Athletic Club, '35, '36 Club, '39, JAMES VERZWYVELT Do well and right, And let the world sink. Newcomers, '35, '38, '39, Homvmakers V lf -'fitafe Rally-, '38, Junior Debatim: Club, '38, Dramatic Club 38 39 i GUS VOLTZ Handsome and tall-of football fond, And to top it all, he's really a blond. Newcomers, '35, President, Newcomers, '35, Junior H1 Y S .'unior Debating Club, '36, '37, Senior Hi-Y, '36, '37, Assistant Track Managrer, '36, Football Managzvr, '37, '33, Senior Debating Club, '38, Rally, '38, Dramatic Club, '38, B Club, '37, '38 Spur s D I llditor, Bruin, '53, '3.!. KATHLEEN VOTAW Gentle, genuine, and generous. 'fi ', Central Rally Newcomers, '35, Girls' Athletic Club, '35, 'iw '7, '33, Treasurer, Egzyzmonio Club. '33, JOHN WAKEFIELD The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Newcomers, '35, Cub Basketball, '37: Central Rally Volleyball Team, '37, Varsity Football, '33, '39, State Rallv 38 LENA WALKER Always ready to help when needed, Trrnsfc-rrosl from Jena. '33. Tennis Club, Club, 49. 1 DOLORES WEBER '39, Girls Athetlv. One whose friendship is really worth while. Newcomers, '35, Junior Science Club,- '36, World Hfalrs C ub 36, '37, Louisiana Club, '37, Home Econo ics Club, '37, '38 Bruin SLQT, '38, '39, Tennis Cub, '38, '39, Glee ylub, '38, '39, . , 7 LEoNARD wEBs'r:R 5 Never troldrle yourself with trouble, Until trouble troubles you. glfewcomers, '35, Louisiana Club, '35, '37, Football, lresirlent, Dramatic' Club, '33, '39, , 4. 4435 'Ds ,s A l , x 5' X, :L MALCOLM WILLIAMSON l' Basketball has been his goal, Friendly, too-he's an honest soul. Basketball, '37-'395 Volleyball, '38, 'SSH Cen.ral Italy, 'is State Rally, '38, Louisiana Club, '37: World AH'airs Club, '3T. HAZEL WILLIS She has worked for what she has, And success will be her reward. SIDNEY NEAL WOOD Sweet as they come. Ns-wuoms-rs' '3-1: Orchestra, '34-'38: llanxl, '31 N ELOISE WOODSON A girl to whcm the fates were kind, One gscd thing, she knows her mind. Newcomers. '35, 'ZIGQ Junior Science Club, '36, 'Ill GRACE YEAGER A sweet disposition assures popularity. Newcomers, '35: Vice-President, Newcomers, '35: lfuebirals, '35, '36: Cumtux Reporter, Bluebirds, '2S!ig VVor.d Allairs Club, '35, '37: Cumtux Reporter, World Afiairs Club, '35, '3T: Cumtux Sta , '36. '3T3 Assignment Editor, Cumtux, '37, '33, Agsm-fate Eqlitur' Cumtux, '38, 'SSH Press Club, '37-'38: P. W. C., '37, '38: l'ri-sixlent, P. W. C., '37, '383 National Honor Society, '38, '3EJg Quill and Sn-roll, '38, '39: Library Staff, '38, '3EI: President, Library S.a'f, '38, 'SBSH Girls' Athletic Club, '38, 'Eli Vive-Presiclent, G. A. C., '38, '3lP: Secretary, lilue Triangle, '38, 'IW3 Honor Roll, '35-'393 Cenlral Rally, '36-'38: State Rally, '36-738: Senior Ring Committee, '38, '3!lg 4 Most Intelligent Senior, '38, '3El: Secretary, Term Vll, VIII, '38, 'Zfl.!, Secretary, National Honer Snriety, '39. 4445 MIKE WELLS To myself do I owe fame. Newcomers, '35: Honor Roll, TIG: Louisiana Club, '3T: Book r,:m S'aI'l', '38, '39, STANFORD WHATLEY He roams through the halls, Gcing to class last of all. Newcomers, WH: BoNiIu:, '35, 'tlliz Aviation Club, '3G. '21 Yforld Allairs Club, '36, '37, BARBARA ANN WILBUR Barbara so bright and vivacious, Is, we fear just a little flirtatous. Shi-'s a true high school girl, Keeps the boys in a whirl, And is always charming and gracious. Newcomers, '35: Iilus-birds, '35, '36g Louisiana Club, '36, Carni va', '36-'39: Prinuess. Carnival Court, '39: P. W. C., '36, '37, Cum- tux, '36, '3Tg Junior Debating: Club, '37, '383 Tennis Club, '36, '37 Campus Favorite, '37, '38, Favorite lioltonite, '38, '39, Boosters '36-'39. ELMA WILEY Sincere, friendly and fine. Girls' Athletic Club, '34-'35l: Cumtux Reporter, G. A. C., '35 '36: Central Rally, '38. DOLLIE WILLIAMS A girl who is gay, sweet and clever. Newcomers, '353 liluebirds, '35: World Affairs Club, '36, '37 Louisiana Club, '38, HARMOUR LANE WILLIAMS Ambition is the key to success. Newcomers. '35: Home Economies Club, '36:Cen1ral Rally, '37 Girls' Athletic Club, T585 Egryzmonie Club, '38. SENIOR MEMORIES Now that the time has come to graduate, let's all relive our senior year. The First Day-new facesfthey get smaller every year. There were some new teachers, too. Some of them old Boltonites. Soon peppy new cheerleaders were elected. They began their cheering at the first game of the season. The colorful new uniforms of the enlarged bandihow could we forget them. The day college freshmen overran the school made us high school seniors take a longingly lingering look at the familiar corridors, The mad rush for the Sunday paper to see if Bolton placed in the Times-Picayune Biggest News Contest. When our faces turned crimson because the juniors bought more Curntux subscriptions than the seniors. l-low the seniors had such a tough time getting class officers elected. Everyone accusing the other fellow of stuffing the ballot boxes. The day Miss Bolton l-li was elected in a secret vote, and lnow each of us tried to find out who had been chosen. The day the third floor was filled' with smoke anal we all said we wished the place would burn down, but nevertheless, all breathed a sigh of relief when it was put out. The game with Ouachita- the last game we saw as a pupil of clear ole Bolton. Seeing the delegates to Indianapolis off to represent our home town at the press convention. How much we all enjoyed the trip to Baton Rouge to play lstrou-na, even if the game was called off. The fight the horne- rooms put on to outshine each other at buying Bruin subscriptions. And how Mr, Rodgers' and Mr. Miller's boys homerooms went one hundred per cent, Everyone was glad when the day arrived to select senior rings. Wasn't C a beauty? The class showed good taste in picking it out of all those pretty ones. Time came for the annual B Club dance. lt was a wow and we'll all remember it. Many an eye was filled with a misty look as the mid-term seniors departed. But with the coming of carnival there were no tears. All was happiness and gaiety. The prettiest carnival in the history of the school. And were those seniors proud? You betf Easter comes and college friends come home. And then!! There isn't a one of us who'll forget very soon strolling up the aisle with our best girl or our best beaux. We all sigh as we leave with words that say one thing but mean another. For instance, one can hear, Boyl Am I glad to get out of that place! but underneath the words there is a dull ache in the heart of each senior as it finally downs on us that we are looking at Bolton for the last time, as if we own a part of it. And so, to all you seniors who are leaving us, good luck, and be sure to como back to see the halls where you so often strolled. 4455 --lp- JUNIORS Why we are juniors was the cry most heard from these students as study routine first began in the school year of '39. For as a stream suddenly becomes broader, deeper, and finally mightier, so have these students become broader in viewpoint and mightier in mentality. Though they have often been stranded on the rocky road to failure, they have braved all the bumps dnd are at last upperclassmenl! Even though they have reached such a desired height, they are still toiling upward. Play- ing pranks at the freshies' expense and stirring up the campus with those frightened little chickens merely indicate their good nature. That air of superiority is not superiority at all, but only something acquired during two full years at Bolton and the realization that they are not seniors who must graduate or lower classmen who must still take the bumps. lf they skipped class, had to cram for exams or did other such unorthodox things, remember that they became juniors after all and that is the thing that counts. And just look at their accomplishments. To the seniors they have given honor. To the lower classmen they have indeed been both condescending and helpful. The faculty has had their full submission, obedience, and respect. They have set the pace for other classes in scholastic work and in supporting Eolton herself, Through all these pursuits they have successfully adapted themselves to any new situation which might be presented, So as their ambitions as juniors are fulfilled and they realize that this joyous year must come to an end and pass on into the pages of Bolton history, their ambitions for a better and greater year arise. Soon they will be our seniors, our members of the Hall of Fame and our editors. With their junior year such a crowning glory they aim to complete their high school careers with as much success as they have done in the first years and show Bolton that the class of '39 has nothing on the class of '-40. 4465 MARGARET CARLINO MARY CIZEK LILLIAN CLOSE EDITH COLE ANITA COOLEY LEE OTIS DAMMON EARL DANAHY LEONARD DARCY JULIENNE DAVID WILLIE MYRLE DAVIS EARL DENNING, JR. JOE DESPIANO, JR. GLEN DOUTHIT ZULA DUBOIS PRESTON EGGERS BOBBY ELDER DOROTHY ERSKINE FRANCIS FLEWELLAN BEN FLYNN HELEN FONNER DORIS GATES CHARLES GLOVER MORRIS GREMILLION SAM HAAS HAROLD HANLEY ALICE LOUISE HARGIS EILEEN HARRIS JAMES HARRIS 4, ?...A... nl., .L,lQ.... I 4495 J. 4505 TJ w f X WN D Y 5 jf gk ,ff .1 If , I' Yf F , WANDA HANSI-IA CAROLN HEISS LOUISE I-IERR BETTY HILL ELAI NE HINTON BILLY HIXSON JUANITA HUNT CAROLYN JORDAN RUBY JUNEAU MILDRED KASTANEK LORENE KELONE J. C. KENNINGTON , fl f MARJORIE KIRK jIAfw'9f J NADINE KLAMKE, .gA,f,Q+ LJQM JAMES LAIN V X VT f - , UI J, Q! 1.1550 LANHEN I f , If! ' I LWB I V 'T kj' - I 1, V T' Q 'V JOHN LECKIE J gy, ., A 1 VIRGINIAVILEI f f, l'JlJQME9J.2IiQ1aN HE Wm . I J,qUN'fL, lewis Qin! NX X! WJ V N .xjf . Uv A, . wfJIX:'f'I H ff fajx-2' IJ ' I 'V QQLPC LITTLE VSV 9' ,J FRANKLIN LORD DOROTHY FAYE LUCAS BOBBI E LUCKETT C.K' CHARLOTTE MAC CURDY f 1. iff NORMA MCLEAN ,diff , KT MZ, TZQL WALTER MCMURRY .. - Af? -7 159 f T4 2 ,Lg ' L22 'ffiq ' -V , .41 . 1 ' 'L-Lf Q? FQI ,L 1, Z 91 K TIF' I bf' I XD -- - , r . it -5- , 7 ' K 9 . ' A W. f ' ' 'f v Ak -Q J g Q Q ff . ' 'A .A K -,, J 5. . Q. ,C..A.,-.,, -. MARY LOUISE J. W. MA MCNEILL NCIL LAULETTE MARCUS BLANCHE MATTINGLY FAE ELAINE MEGISON CECELIA MAE MICHELS DOROTHY RAY MICHELS PEARCE MILES MARY MILNER EUNICE MORGAN GLORIA MORGAN VIRGINIA MORGAN J. C. MORROW LEON MYKOFF CHARLES NETTLES BRUCE NILES HUNTER NORMAND RITA NORMAND CECI HENRY OATES L NORWOOD JULIUS NUGENT HAROLD ODOM ALTA LEE OBER LOIS O'NEAL CLARA RUTH O'NEAL ROBERT O'QUINN JUNE OSBORNE BILL OSER QSID 4 I I 1 ,.,J 4525 BLAIR OZLER EVELYN PARKER PRUDENCE PAYNE JEAN PHARIS BRANCH LOUISE PETERMAN PHILLIPS OSCAR PITTS ROY PRIEST ROSA POLIZZI MARJORI E RABALAIS MABEL PROTHRO JACK RACINE FRANKIE REEVES RALPH ROBBINS CECIL ROBERTS BARBARA RODRIGUEZ A. J. ROSENTHAL REYNDAL RUSSELL HERBERT ST. ROMAIN ORLEY SATTERTHWAITE EDWARD SCI-IMIDT GLORIA SCHMIDT NATALIE SCOTT GLORIA SEIP EULALIE SHERBURNE ELEANOR SIMS DICK SLAY NELLI E SMART BETTY JOHN SNYDER JIM STEPHENS STEVE STEPHENS ALBERT STERKX HANNA STERKX EFFIE MAE STROTHER ANNA SULLIVAN DICK TAYLOR JUNIOR TOWNSEND GRACE TRIGG JUANITA VEAD BILLY VICE GWENDOLYN UPSHAW FRANCIS WALKER NORMAND WALKER THURSTON WALKER MARION WELCH MILDRED WELLS HAROLD WHEADON FREDDIE WHEELER DONALD WYNN WHITE VERA WHITE MARIS WILLET RAY WITTER GRANT WOLF GERALDINE WOODALL LEE WORTHY ..-....T4. - Y -.u....... 4535 SOPHOMORES Now, tor a word about those important sophomores. We think a lot of ourselves, but can you think of any reason why we shouldn't? After all, we have lived two years of the hurly-burly life of Bolton. We entered frightened, immature, disorganized. Now we know better than to jump at chance to buy an elevator ticket, we know how to get by with endless pranks, we no longer shake in our boots at the sight of Mr, Brameg we know just about everything that is to be known and most important of all, we can gloat mercilessly over the timid freshmen that we once were. We are-at last-important! We really have a lot to our credit. Several of our class members tried out for and entered the State Rally at Baton Rouge. We have many good debaters, some of them have even been promoted to the Senior Debating Club. We remember seeing the names of a few ot our fellow classmates in the honorable mention list in the Times-Picayune Biggest News Contest. This is considered outstanding, because sophomores are not compelled to enter this contest. We have also participated in athletics and other extra curricula activities. We supported the Activity Plan, Cumtux, and the Bruin. Sophomores have a lot more school spirit than some of the other classes. Don't jump to the conclusion that all of this has gone to our heads, however, for it hasn't. We only want you to realize when you see us that we are sophomores. The class is certain that they will keep up the good work and continue to show everyone that they should be proud of the sophies. May the class of '41 soon step to the pinnacle of Bolton fame. 4 54 P A43 l The ophomore 1 Spring J LOYD BELL President AVICE FLYN N Secretary BOBBY LOWTH ER Vice-President OFFICERS CARLTON LOWRY Vice-President lFaIIb RHODES VAWTER President TOM TURREGANO Secretary ,,, W T, AQ... f 1 4.4 GLORIA AERTKER CATHERINE ALEXANDER CORA ALEXANDER ANN ALLISON ARIEL ALSUP BILLY AMRHEIN NAOMIE ATKINS FRANCIS BAKER HARRY BAKER DIXIE LEE BALL WALTER BALL LUCILLE BARKER ELLA BARNES BRUNNY BARRON CAROLYN BARRON CHARLES BARRON LOUIS BASTOE JACKIE BAYS ALLEN BEAUBOEUF MARY ELIZABETH BEAGLE CHARLES BEASON LOYD BELL MIRIAM BEJSOVEC JOHN BLANCHARD MARGARET BOWDON ELISE BRADFORD PAULINE BRENNON LOUISE BRIDENDALL ANNELL BRIDGES MONTEZ BRISTER JAMES BROADWELL RANDOLPH BROUSSARD MAXINE BROWN SAM CALHOUN CATHERINE CAMPBELL DORIS CARLINO IVY MAR I E CARNAHAN RUTH CARROLL BEVERLY CARROLL SADIE CAPPEL ODDIE CASSELL TRAVIS CHADDICK SIDNEY CHICOLA LESLIE CHURMA ALFORD CLARK AVA CLAVERIE MILDRED COCO BETTY COLLINS MARJORIE COLEMAN ROY COOKSTON TOXAMYE COOLEY JEAN COOPER MLJRLINE COOPER YVONNE COUVILLION WILLIAM CUTTER JOHN DANAHY WARREN DARICEK VIRGINIA DAVIS BRYANT DEAN MARY CATHERINE DEAR MARION DEAR BETTY DEAVERS PURSER DEAVERS BERTHA DeHAAN LETHA DESHANTEL EDITH DOBBS FRANCIS DOBBS DORIS DOUZA JOE DROUET ROBERT DROUET E R D N ELLIS JOHN ESKEW ALDEN LEE EVANS JAMES EWING BETTY EZELL MINNIE RAE FAUST GLADYS FEAUQUA AVICE FLYNN I I L..- 4585 , , I III! I L. EDWARD FLYNN I J, N. EOMBY I I BOB FONNER ' DOLIGLAS 'FOWLER 1 I I f 'I I .I X MW ' f 1' 1- Q QI LANVR , CE EUGLAAR I X I. UI I JJ-IARVEY EUQXLA R f W ' WMURRAY GAL QWAM ,VI H , I' VV e.EoR'GlANA f51LBERfrIjI II I - A CARRIE GLOVER D, 'J , .Iff H MAELELAINE GRAY DQ J. GREMILLION LAWRENCE GREMILLION MILBURN GREMILLION ROSEMARY GREMILLION PAULINE GRIFFIN GLORIA GUILLORY ELAINE HARDGRAVES MINNIE LOU HARDING QUINCY LEE HARGIS GIRDNER HENDRIX LOUISE HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT BILLY HICKMAN TOM HICKS CARL HIGGINS BETTY ANN HILL WALTER HILL CHARLES HOGGE JACK HOLLOWAY WILMA HOLT WESLEY HROMADKA TRAVIS HUGHES ALLEN HUNDLEY MARY LEE HUTCHINSON VARONE HUTHNANCE MALCOLM JOHNSON MAUDE ALMA JOHNSON ALICE JOHNSTON BILLY JOHNSTON V MARY JANE FREEMANDJA If E fl ,f I lf I I , I MARJORIE JONES WILMA KELLEY BETTY ROSE KELLY NINA KELONE MARY ADELINE KERR ELISE KNAPP MARGUERITE LABBOUS DORIS LAYNE LAMBERT JESSE LANINGHAM MARY ALICIA LAURET NELLIE LEATHERMAN OIDA JEAN LEHMAN VELDA MAE LEWIS JOHN LOFTON JAMES LOLAN CARLTON LOWRY BOBBY LOWTHER FRANCES LUCKETT PATRICIA LUCE DORIS MCCULLEY VERNON MCGEHEE NELSON MCGRAW NANCY MCKENZIE HOWARD MCKNEELY L. C. MCSWAIN JACK MALLETTE MARY FRANCES MANNING EDWARD MASSEY I. W. MELDER UNA MAE MENARD PATRICIA MEREDITH DOUGLAS MERTINS WEBB MYERS CLIFFORD MILLER EDITH DORIS MILLER VIVIAN MISNER JACK MOFFETT JACK MOTTER CATHERINE MULE ERA NALLEY 4595 EUGENE NETTLES AUDIE MAE NICHOLS MILDRED NICHOLS PAUL NUGENT WILBERT NUNNALLY ' cm-Ja TOMMY OATES Q40 Z,,.l.,Lpf4f4 O. T. ODEN JA ELOISE PALMER RUTH CAREY PAYNE CHARLES PEARCE WILMA PEARCE CARL PEARSON ELIZABETH PEART FAY PEART GEORGE PEKEMA BEATRICE PERKINS EILEEN PHELPS DARIEL PIERSOL MARY SUE PIPES EVELYN PRICE ERRETT PRICHARD GERALDINE RABALAIS PAUL RABALAIS BREWSTER RAINEY BILL RANSBOTTOM ' C. E. RASBERRY MARY REDUS HAROLD RICH JANE RICHARDSON JEAN ROBERTS JACQUELINE RUSH EVELYN HOPE RYDER WILSON SANDERSON MARY ETHEL SASSER W. G. SCHULTZ THERESA SHEA TROY SHERMAN PAULINE SIMPSON GWENDOLYN SMITH G4 THOMAS O'QUINN' lbw LENA MAE SMITH EMMA LOUISE SNYDER NELSON SPIVEY LEROY STAFFORD HULETTE STEPHENS PEARL ELLIE STONER ROBERT STUCKEY EUGENIA SULLIVAN BILLY TARVER SYBIL TARVER MARY ALEANE TILL TOM TURREGANO VELOICE VALENTINE RHODES VAWTER BUSTER VEAD JAMES VIGUERIE JOHN WAKEMAN ALICEGENE WALKER VAUGHAN WALKER VIRGINIA WALKER WALLACE WALKER DOROTHY RUTH WARE JOHN WASSON JACK WATSON NORMA FAE WELCH CHARLES WHITE ERNESTINE WHITE NOBEL WHITE MURRY WILLIAMS BILLY PAUL WILSON JANE WILSON LOIS WILSON TROY WILSON HUBERT WOOD VIRGINIA WOODALL COLLEEN WOODS DORIS WORKMAN F, M. YOIST JEWEL YOUNGER ALBERT ZIMMERMAN 15 I' 1 'Aj UPN f 5,61 5 ! ll: FRESHMEN Time marches on! A new horde of freshmen has conquered Bolton! History is made in a year! But, alas, what a hard task it was. When in September this invading army entered the lofty portals of learning, with quaking hearts, they encountered the same reception that has been accorded freshmen for decades. Even the lowly sophomore forgets that he too was just as humble when he first trod those stairs that lead to higher learning. Despite their contempt, however, these upperclassmen quickly overcome their prejudice and after the initiatory rites are often seen lending a helping hand to the very same students to whom they had previously sold an elevator ticket or sent to the office on some imaginary mission, In no time these newcomers are mastering the mysteries of science, algebra or arithmetic, and the King's English which seven years of grammar school have failed to print indelibly on their minds, and we are sorry to state, their tongues. Clubs and various school activities do their part in creating a school spirit which finds one of its best outlets on the football field. Future football heroes pant their weary way around the track, mile after mile, determined to develop their muscles. Drama in its every form is represented when these freshmen try out for the Dramatic Club. Each student turns naturally toward the subject in which he is most interested and in a few months teachers are able to discuss potential rally material in the ranks of newer pupils. For the most outstanding boys and girls who have done better than average school work Bolton offers the Bluebirds and Junior Hi-Y. Also in the Junior Debating Club many young freshmen have shown great work. No doubt in their junior and senior years these same freshmen will be the best de- baters and will boost Bolton to first place in debating tournaments of the future. Every year the freshmen can distinctly be divided into three classes, those freshmen who study to pass and in four years get out of school, those who really want to make something of themselves and study hard to achieve this goal, and those who come over to Bolton to have fun. The latter take Bolton by storm and every day fill the halls and campus with their love-making. To help these out, dances such as Merry Mix-Ups are given and help to provide the long way home. 4625 The Freshmen 1SpringI ALICE CLARK President JULIA PETERMAN Secretary MARY LOUISE AKE Vice-President OFFICERS CECIL GALLASPY Vice-President IFQIII HAROLD LEE President LAVERNE RATCLIFF Secretary - L, - A-...4A IUI ROW I' F1 dun I IIKIHIIIIIII. I.. Ilu.1.x. II. Admnf. NI. H4-Ic'I, -I.II:11'II. Ia. I4r141vr'. -I. I3I:1Im'k. II. Hlguma Ii. .fX1'n1-vwrrmg. l. I-, I-I11Tr'I1in,-rm X I 1 I lrlxin. II, Imiw. I. Paws:-II. I. I4n'nII'ImI, .-X. II. Vrwxx, II, Imxif-. V, I-Ivirinxzm. W, Exams. Il. Ilzxrlxina. I.. 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Iluvlc, C. liuylvs, Ii, Cmlls-Y. E. Cc,mf,llQ3'. R. Cauthrrvn. Ii. Chaiilfvpivrl, IJ, Bruiisszirnl. I.. .Ivan snnne-, H. Littun. SECOND ROVV1 I.. Iirziswvll. V, l'lus4-. S, A-.1111-p. M. IJ'Anu'l-lo, C. Iiuyll-Q. I.. Ammen. J. Ilurllc-Iam. M. Uuniplu-ll. A. Cux. I.. Divlwrsun, M Hurnal. R. Alsup. THIRD RUYV: R. Ifngn-rn:1n. IC. I :'c-iivli. A. i'I:li'Ix. A. Ayn-s. I. linss. IJ.H:1i'pl'r. Z. Hl1mph1'iQ4. IS. .-Xppll-Iuilzm. VI. L'a1'rlwsflI, M. lirvzitriuht, R Dulanov. FOURTH HOVV: I-I. Hivl-cmun, Ii. I l'4'm'h. G. lluilln-1. N. l i'wlu1'ivIi. R. Hirris. N. Huffman. A. Ilvs, R. llv lu IIi'L-lwiiiii-. li. Iirislvr, J. Me-rr-rlith F. Iiyrcl. M. Ifziilmwtl. M, L vlvin. FIFTH ROVV: I . Huffman. M. Izn'ra-tt. Ii. Iivlgmwl, G, I-'ll-wi-llvn. I . Fluminu, M. Ifuuleiiian. L. Gi-omillimi. M. Huwsc. V. I'In-mlrivks, N. Chris toffvl. M. Iimmlwr. H. 'I'hcrni1raun. R. K':iillm-ta-nu. SIXTH ROVV: M. H1':xlal'uviiizi. V. Hill. Ii, Ilurell-lun, II. Hrmpvr. I. Inhniun. I'. Iflvwe-Ilen. M. Buie. SEVENTH ROVY: F. Hllfhl-S, M. Alw. I. I.ziwi'l-lwv. Ii. Iflynn. I, Ifuwll-i'. M. Hinton. Ii. Johnson. A. Ilzilrzat. H. Anclrn-ws. A. Anclrivs. M If. Baker. D. Laxliwl. S. Iusn-ph. S. .Ilwm-S, D. Cizvk Braflforcl. IJ. Iarivlfv. I.. Km-rr. IJ. llzivis. OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN GIRLS I ' aff Tw I sr .,, . , . . I 3 1 7 .1 L51 pg.. - f wait. , C':irk IN-trrinzin Hill VVilbur U'Shw- TOP ROW: D, Ilolyvrts. I., Wulilinyr. I.. VVriQhI, IS. Willis, VV. Tylcr, IVI. VVuml, E. Verilzlngenilliiidx, M. Vzin':Lng:vnxlunvli, IJ. Ilzilmlnis, I. Smith D. RUSS, IJ. U'SI1vv. SECOND ROW: I . WI1ifn', A. Iizlyflzinll, V, VVilL-y. IJ. Normuncl, .I. VVzliu, A, Vit, M. Olson, B. IVIui'i'ow, S. Gilliam, M. Iiugrny, II. Nivhlmls C Iiich THIRD ROMV: I'. Vnminlxu-rw-n, H. Wilmurv. M. Vinson, I. VV:xIxlin2, K, IVIiIIu1', ID. RUIvcrSTon, M. VVhz11IQy. I.. Villzirel, I . Sgu-mglvr, ll. 'I'rziu1:h beir, D. Nllgu-nl. I. Ruln-Vis. FOURTH ROW: IJ. Mynrs. i'. VV4:x'1l. V. 'I'r'a-:ulwn-ll. .I. VVilsnn, li. VV1-Itlin, IC. Mable-y, C. Newxrnan. J. NIUI'2ll'l', H. Ilivhvy. D. W:irm11'Iu', M Penny. FIFTH ROYY: A. Nlisrzfnl. M. 'I'ir!rn:1n, I.. W'hill-. I4. Iii-mills. IJ, 9lrzu'uii1i', IC. Mill:-F, H. Kzizlnwkzi. M. Olivvr. K. Milllfr. .I. Kimlmll, M. K1-Iono H. O'Q1linn. IC. IVImVlunrI:mn. SIXTH ROVV: J. Szinflsfll, M. Ill-rlus. -I. Nilm-w. IC. Iizislziiuvla, IC. N1-mlhziin, M, Murr-hinsmm. J. Knauvil If. Mc'G1'v. IC. I.:1Ilur4Iv. l'. Mitvhx-Il. C Rube-irsmi. SEVENTH ROXYZ M. Iinlwrtf. Ii, 'l'lwrn31sl:n, V. Sluin-V, M. VVzilcling:. M. Spvrzi. A. R0'visl11'e. Ii. Mm'Mi1i'i'3'. II. Spin-5. K, Ni-lswn, A. Nallc-y A. Lzainlva-rl, I.. lXI1'I4f4'::L:i:-, IP. M4-i'i1::'i13.'. EIGHTH ROVV: M. I.zxwI'wn. M. Sluviinl. V. VN'illlinf-nn. I, I'l-tvrmzin. V. NN'iIlxil:'. Ii. NYiIii:ims. H. 1IvK11y. Ii. I.y'nIw1'is. Il. Vzwfinlinzn, IS. Im nwinv. ' - - ! me 'X Y S g id as--1 4 ,yr Pj , x . f is f Fw ,X 59 42 5. i 3 P A FOOTBALL The 1938-1939 season of sports was opened enthusiastically with the first football game, after the Bruin squad had undergone an intensive three- week training period under the excellent supervision of Coach W. D. Bill Allen and assistants Dub Mattis and Danny Litwhiler. The Bears were victorious in their first game as they defeated Lafayette High School by a score of 12 to 6. ln the second game Bolton again con- quered their opponents by scoring 19 points while Neville scored 12. But in the first out-of-town clash the Bears were greeted by the very fast squad of Lake Charles High School, the final gun finding Bolton on the opposition's one-yard line and the game ending in a scoreless tie. The Golden Bears of Catholic High met the Blue Bears on their home field and defeated our boys by a 7-O score. This first defeat was followed by Bolton's victory over the Menard High School Eagles. This victory of 25-12 entitled Bolton to the city cham- pionship. The Bruins again proved victorious by scoring 7 points to Bogalusa's 2 in the first game of a series of regular scheduled clashes with Bogalusa High School. The squad again took to the road, journeying to New Orleans. There they were beaten by the Jesuit Blue Jays. The score, 46-6, was the largest score ever run up again a Bruin squad. By mutual agreement the Bolton-lstrouma game was cancelled due to adverse weather conditions in Baton Rouge. The squad was defeated for the third time in the closing game of the season, losing to the Ouachita lndians, 20-12. Next year Bolton looks hopefully to the newcomers, as well as the old regulars, to repay the teams who beat the Bears this season. A goodly number of promising prospects are now limbering up those stiff muscles during the spring practice session in order to be in shape when the whistle blows announcing the first game of next year's season. And perhaps, each will wait for the moment when Coach will call his name and give him the chance to show what he can do. So, while the boys are collecting bruises and charley horses, you girls had better look around and grab one now, because just think how proud you will be to strut around in one of those classy sweat- ers with the big B on the front. 5153.4 1 kj? iQZ,fifY ff French 46 L A LAWRENCE, Co-Coptoin TARVER D'ANGELO PENNY HETHERWICK DAVIS PALMER JOSEPH HOGGE KORNEGAY 4705 'IJ 5 , 'I' ,ff :gm , E cy Y ,L L-4 P 1 I 6 1 1 . J V' -J Q L 1 AJ, me KA ,I x gf? Coach W. D. BlLL ALLEN HI Siingin' one during scrlmmogo. 129 Touchdown poss C31 Up cmd of 'em, men! Y L4 4 :- f 141 lt's tough work! '51 Just boys or heart? f6l Come on, Beers! MCSWAIN C O - C 0 p to I n H A R W E L L P A C E WA L K E R B E L L J A M E S M A Y N O R E Q A I W gf is .. z 5' fi i RA' N EY 'L ' OCERO U FOSTER Coaches Dub Mottis ond Dormy LitwhiIer 4715 K, , I L FOOTBALL LETTERMEN FOR 1939 'FUI' HOW: 111-ft Hr MENU' l'i1'I'4':- I'wX1v1'. XYZIIKVI' H1-lhwrwirk, ,Kiln-V1 Imvi-, L'l1m'l1-4 fi-vuuv. Nlilh-xx i'm'r11-uzny. Arxuwiu IV.-X11 xlw IA-1:r1zn1'4! Rzxim-y. Chzxrlvf l'u1ln-fr. Huy Nlu5'mn'. Suynmux' vlufvpl' I RUN'l' RUVV: 11s-ft in righll liilly .lzmn-S. Juwpor K'iwv1'u, Ilixil- Hzwwrll. llivhzxrrl l':uw-. Iiurl 'I'z1rx'u!'. I,iQsu T.zaxx'x'--In-1-. Nm Wullwr. V. M. Mn'Sw:xiu. Hux':u'v IH-muy. Gus Vullz 1S11p4-Vvifiug Mznnzxgwrl. VV:111L-1' H1111 tlin-ml IVI:xrmp'm'b, SPRING FOOTBALL SQUAD 'FOI' ROW: llvfi lv !'i!hU- llixiv Hzxrwm-ll lC'1vzu'hinu' Hvllvi, I.1'4tvr lluxm, fhvitc-1' Iivimilwxzxzx. 'l'l1x1rMuu VVzxllivl'. Hill l'unmm. Im lu 4'hx'um:1. limb Ifurmn-1', l'h:x1'l4-N lim1'L 1-. Billy Nlillw, Rwlxxvg Willwxf-F. XViIlw1't Nlvnrxznlb. S:-yrwwmlm' .luxn-ph. Izxspvr Vim-lm. An xln lYA1xL1'n-In Ifhuilvhillu' Hn-Iyar. N1lIJliI,li ROW: ll-'ft In right! .-XHM-rl Iizxxis. Fm-ni I,wl'11m. th-l'rl'1--1' Hs-mlrix. Sufxx- Sh-xx-ns, .luhn 11:15. J. N. Ifuxwmlfy, Summ-1 Hu .I1',. Huiph Blt'I'1ilI'l2i!lIL 'I'-vm fXx'l11N11'-my. Ruin-ri Nlwwk. I,lU3l1xII1!lxI'. Vhzxrlvf l'ywmvl1. limlwlph Lilvlv. 1 I liUN'l' ROW: ll--51 In viuhlb Willzlxw' luifriwn lA44is1unI Mzmznm-1-l. llrl--N Swtte-1'lhxx:mi1n-, ,Izwk NIMTR-ll. HL-rmzm Nlilm-r. XX I llmlvy, V, IW. I'ulu-rm. Huy Whiltvx' tfklzxrxzxuvrl. I,. if MvSxx:xi:14 Curl 4'm11nlu'l1. Ilan-lx Slug,-l:ll1xvx Lain, liwlu lJz1xif,4'u!'nl A5 Hula lhlhulm lAfbistulxI Maximum-ri, A 'Ag WA A -A' 7 A- ' A' AB 4l M CLJBS TOP ROW: Charles Pearce, L. C. McSvvain, Charles Gremillion, Rodney Wilks, James Lain, Blair Ozier, Leslie Charma. FRONT ROW, W. A. Cooley, John l-lay, Robert Maddox, O'ley Satterthwaite, Sam Haas, Ralph Robbins, Wilbert Nunnally. TRACK TOP ROW: Dick Simons, Lee Allen Williams, Ted Lee Jones, C. M. Mc5wain, Leon Blalock, R. l-l. l-larper, Walter l-letherwick, James Ivy Barron, Claude Ates, James Lain, FRONT ROW: Preston Eggers, l-lfzrold Lain, Gus Voltz, Ben Skerrett, C. WA Puckett, Thomas Davis, l-lerman Goodwin, Albert Davis, Sidney McGinley, Billy Eggers. 1 Q R '73 4 Q 1 I -'ff nf r-'A- -- 4 i i Mr. Marler, James Ivy Barron, Norman Walker, Neal Stracener, C. A. Berlin, Buck Tarver, Joe Mule, John F. Wake- field, L. C. Tarver, Malcolm Williamson. i i l l l l The i938-39 season saw the cagers up against some of their most powerful opponents, They played teams such as Byrd, Ouachita, Natchitoches, Neville and lstrouma and completed the season with a surprising number of victories. l l l Coaches Leo Marler and Danny Litwhiler have trained Bolton's basketball squad and are largely responsible for the team's excellent work. Their untiring efforts to make the team successful ancl their ability to spur the boys onward are qualities which make such a season possible. However, much praise should also be given to the basketball boys themselves. They, l too, were untiring in their efforts and their willingness to serve Coaches Marler and Litwhiler. The cooperation between the coaches and the boys made their excellent teamwork possible and, in that way, they were led to victory. Their ability is shown in the fact that this year there were a goodly nufnber of lettermen. And so, if any other organization wants to prove successful, all it need do is to follow in the footsteps of this year's basketball team. 4745 L+ ---Q , -9- A - - - -' in I- fix is Wig 1 Xi' lo lz gum: . - Q. 4 A ,Wk TENNIS TEAM TOP ROW: Mr. Peters, Howell Rogers, Sim Roark, G, L. Broussard, Ed Ray, Jack Lanier, Dwight MacCurdy, SECOND ROW: Mary C. McGinty, Velda Mae Lewis, Gloria Seip, Catherine Eebiger, Doris Carlino, Bobby Byrd. FRONT ROW: Billy l-lickrnan, Lois Wilson, Wallace l-li.inTe', Jo Boker, Cecil Norwood. TENNIS CHAMPS The only team in the history of rallies To take all five first places. JO Baker, Jack Lanier, Doris Carlino, Ed Ray 445' 4' X A . ' f . 1 X 4: ww W. I 4755 1, .fr or M-M - . gg f Mf,,g4.5i3f . M, x.1, 'Mf, '75-j W wp vi., 4765 FEATURES Heralding the approach of the i939 Favorite Boltonites. First comes Billie Ruth, dark-haired and vivacious with a matching per- sonality. Then Bobbie, Bolton's fun-'oving co-ed. Fran walks next, our daringly modern leader of cheers--and look who's heref Wesie, cute and sweet-the darling of the lower classmen. Doris, a duplicate of Vivian, need we say more? Then Barbara Ann, breath-takingly beautiful, takes her place. The spotlight falls an Mary as we choose her, Miss Bolton Hi. Mary's unselfish joy in giving the school her all will long be remembered as will the rest of the favorites. Now we leave this spirit of Royalty only to view another, the Bolton Carnival, the theme of which is Vignettes in Blue. Chosen for this year's court were: Queen Margaret Jane Wilson, Princess Barbara Ann Wilbur, Lady Louise Peterman, Lady Billie Ruth Ryder, and Lady Doris Gates. They chose as their escorts: King Joseph Dary Smith, Prince Branch Phillips, Lord Samuel l-laas, Lord Don Burnett, and Lord Thomas Hicks To carry out the theme of blue, the Ladies of the Royal Court wore various shades of blue dresses. The Queen, gorgeously attired in white, wore tulle over white taffeta. Each couple had four attendznts, two little boys and two little girls, who stole the hearts of all those present. The dances, well trained and beautifully executed, were assembled in colors ranging from the lightest blue to a deep ind'go. The beautiful call- out dance ended the Court Reception and was followed by dancing from ten until two. This year's carnival will long be remembered by all who saw it as one of the best ever held at Bolton l-ligh School. None of us will forget the blue background set off by the large cellcphane-covered ball which gave the school auditorium an air of royal splendor. im X mf-53 4 7 at 533 IIWW ,n X XJ v- . . ,I MISS BOLTON HIGH Mary Litteli mflc! XVI mfayf IV Jfffd Jffjjr-J' gl!! K ff' J -if J U BMJ, 0 ,N FAVORITE BGLTONITES FRANCES TRAYLOR BOBBIE LUCKETI DORIS PIERCE BILLE RUTH RYDER LOUISE PETERMAN BARBARA ANN WILBUR i .Q ., fi. 'Hi A IEW? -: ful f ez,-iw vie 1952 fi, in-E x,,.,. fu 'I-14 1 1' ff: W. ea. all W 5 Q1 gin. sz 5, if 5, Ll, A ee JOE D, SMITH Most Likely to Succeed JACK KING Best AII Round Freshman GRACE YEAGER Most Inteiligent Senior LOYD BELL Best All Round Sophomore ,f P' CECIL GREMILLION Best Looking Boy LOUISE PETERMAN Beit All Round Junior GEORGE LUCKETT Best Dressed Boy MARY LITTELL Most Popular Senior Girl Bes t All Round Senior Girl 70M f ' fbfvywfjgiff My army: C. M. MCSWAIN D OJ!!! Most Popular Senior Boy , - 'l Best All Round Senior Boy Best Boy Athlete ELISE CARROLL Best Dressed Girl L,, , 1--.AAL -- mfs . V 1' u.ia.L.'--'f-V-.A1,..,.: A -' A A..1 ' ---- ,- , f l i l 4 4 I 41-gpm-A N f - - ' 'T-MTT'N, I 17.4- Carnival f Off, xfI'j ,'fE IJ! I lgylf x fffyi ,P I- , 1 'IJIIJII V V2 J PRINCESS BARBARA ,fx W.4I.?BUIi,,t! ij J xj V PRINCE BRANCH PHILLIPS If u A if ,ji ' lv, 'JI fI' I JOHN BURNETT BRANCH PHILLIREX JANE WILSON SAM HAAS DORIS GATES BILLE RUTH RYDER BARBARA ANN WILBUR JOE D. SMITH LOUISE PETERMAN THOMAS HICKS E, . , ,S ., f Qi X' I ' 1 xi 1 Jil f If II 1- - - 2, QUEEN MARGARET JANE WIL X' 'sf A 4 Q' g if f' ' if EJ' . 3 SON KING JOSEPH DARCY SMITH 484 H J He lacked wheels. 12? Upsy Daisyl 135 1 On the iob. l4l 1 The Morgan manner. 45? Struttin' our stuff. C63 Bolton vs. Oakdale. 17? Open house. l8l Bird's eye view. 49? The champl H03 Allah, be praised! ill Y Blowing off steam. 4121 Jack returns one at State. 1133 l Lincoln Memorial. H43 The Maynor smile. H55 Tom gets a break. 11 1 Oh, for a b-b gun! 121 Freshie Day. 131 Rat-a-tat-tat, and a rooty-toot-toot. 141 Climbing? 151 Handy men. 161 Coach Gus. 171 Guess who? 181 They keep the grounds beautiful. 191 Swing out, Bud! 1 101 Ladies' man. 1 l 1 1 Moynor working ? lm- possible! 1l21 Whot's the big attrac- tion, Mary? 1l31 Has he got the red? 1141 The Wigwam, Cave City, Kentucky. 1151 Churchill Downs' Judg- ing stand. UN Sun., f Lf Emmy x, ...Jw 4855 -J V 4 86 5 ll l Wanna bet what this is? l2l Nice work if you can get it, but who wants it? 13? Look at that follow through. 143 The Circle, Indianapolis, Ind. 151 Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride. 163 The Lounge Lizards. 171 Posing. 181 Bu'l session. 493 Scared they're gonna fall? 110i He's full of hot air. llll Traylor getting off a trailer. 1l2l A Menard Screecher. 113i Why the gun, Mcswain? 1147 Dinner-time. 115i Shake it up--break it up! 11 1 Who are the lucky guys? 123 How Miss WOT rateslll 131 Gigolos on the loose. 141 Fight-Bolton style. 157 Wesie must have said no eh, Billy? 161 Look what we have herel 171 Watch the baidiel 181 Ye Cumtux editor gets a bit of gossip. 191 Hey, Mac! Ladies only! 1101 Recognize this place? 111 J Oh, gee! I wonder where my Tom can be??? 1127 Beware, girls! the kissing squad. 1131 Nice tackle, Matt. 1147 Two to one he sees a female. 1151 When a fellow needs a friend. f 1 1 ll,- 18 W Q 1 1 1 . 1 J i, 1 4 5 f 5 I -1 P ' S V I J 0 ' I ,I 1 I I ' 1 x ' JN F l , 1 , 4 87 X? N A R I I J 5 1 1 1 4 P W r 44 ..,.,......m C885 N il J The Brame stance, 121 The Boosters primp up for a picture. 13? Gang-up! UH The ole drive. l51 Poor Blackman. l6l Bet it was good! l71 Sock 'im, Pierce. 181 Bull Smith charges! Q91 Three comrades. NO! Jasper studying!!! 111 1 Taking it on the chin. VIZ! Future play-boys. H31 Hiya, Brother Rat! 114i The big, little drum maior. H53 Now, Cuz! 1l 1 The Eggers' appeal. 121 Bobbie a n d Brother, Again! No, still. 131 Watch 'im, sister! 141 Kitty steps out. 151 Prof cools off. 161 Just some of the gang. 171 Ye Gods! Cava! 181 Are your ears burning, boys? 191 Thumbing through the Bruin. 1l01 Lazy bones, yell! 1 I l 1 Good buddies. 1121 Jackie. 1131 Rocky Sullivan. 1l41 What's the correct 1?1 time? 1151 Meet Mr. Hainesworth. I 1 1 TW A 4895 ve' A X I ' ff nf f ,, of Xa 1 HJ LA . S of ..--4 iii ' ' -.-Ms, - A Ray Maynor, Mary Littell. Donulrl Wynn White ACME OF BOLTON'S JOURNALISTS The Bruin, annual publication of Bolton High School, attempts to present in val-h Volume the actual student life and activities as sn-un by the staff. The 19259 staff has tried to build u book which portrays every phase of school life. We hopa the students will enjoy the changes and will appreciate the effort. TOP ROVV: li. Flynn, V. I.:-wis, S. Joseph, H. George, ll. Lamlwrt, D. Gritfin. Ii. Phillips, J. Smith. T. Camwl FOURTH RONV: M. Ake, M. lieaulv, VV. l'n-:irc-0. J. Younger, N. Scott, li. Sims, B. liroadwl-ll, B. Staples, M. Pipes, J. Keith. THIRD ROW: J. Kohara, C. H1-iss, M. Dear. N, Klumke, N. Kc-lone, M. Unppul. M. MQN4-ill, E. liechclolt, Z. Du- bois, E. l i1'nbex'5J, E. Miller, IJ. Wars-, V. Brown. SECOND ROW: E. H1-bert, li. A. Hill, M. Hzirdimr, P. Lum-u, O. Lohman. G. M4-Lean, U. Me-narzl. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lungmirv ffauulty arlvisorl, E. Harris, S. Haas, G. Se-ip. ll. 'Whito. M. Littell, R. Maynor. B, Hill, G. Voltz, Miss Moon' ilnusinvss :3rlvis'Jr'l. Pi-tm-rman Voltz Hill Svin Matheny GL-orgxe Allen Thompson, Cleveland Franklin SEES ALL, HEARS ALL, KNOWS ALL Our paper inf-liules editurizils, special features. and various news and sports write-ups. However, it seems that the writinpjs of Witty Wizm'd , who Lzives urlvirv to the lovelmzrn are favrrell above' those of all other reporters. AAK17TYill1l!' Kat is also well known and does his share- to make' the paper remain u little bit of the be-it of L-vvrythingrf' TOI' ROW: C. Jordan, B. Elder, J. N. Fomby, A. VV. Bell, C. Iiurron, VV. lilzilouk, VV, Cutter. G. Donthit, McMurry, G. Long, B. Caule. FOURTH ROW: C. Morgan, D. lluldridge, D. Gates, ll, Hixson, li. Vice, li. Ariuil, D. linker, J. Wakeman, Nc-ttlcs, F. Barron, H. Normarnl. THIRD ROW: M. Johnson. G. Woodull, G. Gilbert, R, Junea, M. Wells, l'. Payne, C. Benedict, T. Dunn Laurent. SECOND ROVV: VV. l'I'iCL', F. I 1'z1nZ, L. Thornton, L. Marvns, l.. Read. C. Yezliier, M. Czlmpllell. G. Hull, Odom. FRONT ROW: Clevelzincl Franklin, Allen Thompson. Laurent Campbell Yeugrer lirive Road Marcus iw J i 1 l .55 G 'v Litlvll tim THE BEST OE THE BESTAV' Hvrx- nw' llwfl- xxlw hun- re-:1lI5 nsxvlnvl thu- nn. -mul llnffu um wlml il lull--5 ul may llwrw- 1 all that! lm-fl My lu- Nuirl ix, Nlux'-' 'www' My Ihr-ml llll' RUVSI Muvlf liulu-rn. Ray Blzlyvmr, flm-vnlunvl lfrul1l,lil1, .Xllwn 'I'l1uu111+wm. if M. fNlvSw:nin, llxwuw- Yvzxgll-Y. NICVUNID RUVV: lllmjl-wi. .-Xlwm-y, Hum-I Stn ':1rlm:m. l.mx1M- llwrnlvvn. lzvvlyrl l'1':xnx. lzzllllm lllmn. lluu I r lvl u lu ul Nlzxm l.1tt4-ll, .luv ll. smlilw. IHUNI RUVK: Mlw 'nH1. l' -e- 2 . ll YE SHALL KNOXN THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE 'l'lu- stumlmlls ut' liullun wlw elm- uulxtzxmlinv in ,1:v1:!'r1z1list1-' 11--Imlf 1-1-rnpufv liwltlms wl1:1pt4-1' ul -' z 1 mxurzxry Sm-I--15 lm' lflufh hvluml l4mr'n:1l1QtA ilu- lull 1 11 xlluvn xl II . , , . , , . A lOl' NUM : K-zum' Xvzlsm-r. lmlf lu-nfl. ,luum-iw ..:nl11w-nl. l4v1x14L l'l11vw'1v1n l li0 NT IQUVVZ l'l4-xulzxml l 1':lr1llli!1. Allow 'l'lwm1'-1111. Miss 'l'lw1'm4m. am: NL Franklin ln, i.l1n'1:1 bmp. l.:ml1-tlv Nl:11'n'us. Mary' l.iIIm-ll. limp Xlfnymlr. New -SJW, gn V Manauan O SOLO MlO! Opera stars in the making and pvrrhance- a few sour notes till thc- halls of liolton with som: whoa the Gln-H Cluh mc-mis. TOI' ROW: Juanita Thornhill. Carl Campbell, Milton Kornc-yray, Roy O. Martin. N. C. Alsup. Orley Sattorthwaito, Franklin Loril, Mauflc Iilalork, Sarah Bowman. Iirlxvina Ml-Clcndon, Louisv Henry. SIXTH ROW: Jann-t Nilus. Jackie Knauvr. Elna Moblvy. Doris Wanako, Drow Abbot. Clara Iienezlivt, Iflororn- Divkurson. Crystellc- Ivloorv, ,lane Kc-ith, Wanda Hanshaw. FII 'I'H ROVV1 Cornelia Iiakvr, Mario Iiormlelon, Kathlvn-n Osborne, Doris Brown. Iflclith Colo, Bow-rly Flynn, Lillian Close, liarbara Gillis, Ouida Juan Ilohman, Ilorothy R. Ware, Va-rcla Brown, Ruth H1-lou Fogrlc-man. FOURTH ROVV: Iidith Iiroussarll, Martyn I.ou Hundley, Irene Walla:-if. Gortrurlo Bakr-r, Carolyn HL-iss, Carolyn Jordan. Dorothy Erskine. Ruth Payne, Zn-lla Humphries. THIRD ROW: Gloria Foto, Rclxa May, I'lclitI'1 Miller, Joyce Marie' Aortker. Alta Iwo Obvr, Yvonne Ratcliff. Laura Whitn- Stuc-ki-y, Una IIQQ Iiorilclon, Holvno Faye Mic-hols. SECOND ROVV: Idilc-on Harris, Ham-I Stn-aflman, I'vnm-lopv Clark, Frankie! R1-4-vos, Iiillio Johnson, Mao Robvrts, Lvssic' F. Dickerson, Wilma Mille-r. Emily Nevclham, Erin Manaifan, Iiarlwara Thompsoli. FRONT ROW: Lois Wilson, Doy lic-lle Mr'Hu1:hs-s, Vu-Ima Robe-rtson, Iioverly Immoino. Hn-lon McKay, Mary Nc-I Lawlion, Annie I.. Iillniuncls. Aimc-v Blanvhartl. GOOD NIGHT AND 3Ol This is indeed thi- organization To prove that llolton in-mls no VVinrhn-ll to vividly rm-1-oral its gossip rico you have svn-n flaily in thu Town Talk this silt-nl voice of Bolton speak. OI' ROW: Iioliby Illder, Harold Orlom, lic-tty Hill. Louise I'v1s-rman, Ifvnnoih Dowly, GL-ol'u'0 Hall, I Cleveland Franklin. lECOND ROW: Virginia Cook, Shirlvy I.axvrvncv. Laulvtto Marvus, Grave Yvagor. Lois RL-afl, Mautlu Alma Johnson, Mavis Roberts, Hola-n Ruud. RONT ROVV: VValt1-1' I ri1'4-. Allen Thfunipson, C. M. IVIvSxvaiu, Imuiso 'I'l'iornton. Iiolulny Caglo. Miss Thornton. V- '85, WFQYZ 'll N n 1? Thornton 4975 L.a.4 1 mmm- M ilnlw zinrl ih:i1's snyinu '1 lui-f nf-f -in' ix it?l'.'l ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER Tl-lAN WORDSl uylw wi- wlun'l llzxu- any Hvyrlvnrnx, flzlrlms, nr lliutrivhs, lmn! :lt lvzwi xu- lmw- :nr llrzininiiv 'l'0l' ROW: l i'm-niun l'ii'lu'!'l, J. N. lfnmlq, Hzirflin lllnlmll. Hzixmlil XNl1v:i4lnn. lillly hpyvrs. 1.115 Xnltx. .luv D. Smith. Clwzxrlm-s lim-:,1'm'. Czirulyn Iii-Rf, llmwwlhy l'Il'sliin1-, lirlilli Milli-V. fllurizi Nlmvzill. T um Hin-lxs. THIRD RONY: l.y11xx'mnl liriflm-V. Ih:ilx'ii-i- l'1 rlxinf. lilizzilwilw li-w-lulnli. Nuilinv lxlumkv. lilr-umm' Hllilw. .I lVl:xi'y l.. MvN1-Ill. Kxi'zu'v lrlvy. Vlfinllnwm lu-llnm. Annu Sullivan. llillp I.:-lilzinv. limniy Nlvihy. immy King. Nlilcliw-il Prim-. li--xi-1-55 Nurlnnnvl. lmi'-Ally 'l'n-lnr. Ninn liilnnn-. .lnyw-N ling:-rw. SI'.l'UNlJ Rlllli llrvw -'XlYll4'll, Allan l,. Ulu-x'. Zulu Ilnlmix, Ili-v l'vy'lX1ns. l'x'i-aiun lffgui-rf, llivlx Slay. lil-muzirrl WL-lush-r. Nnlzilii- Smut. Hi-ln-nv li. Mivlie-ls. Uni1ln .I. ln-hmzin. Arlvlziiclf- Hvllvr. lilinim- lVlnr'gun. .li-an l'z1rlu-r. l lQON'l' KOVYZ Ji-un XV:illwr. lhvrif llmvi. Nlziry S. l'im-s. Nlziry Ni-l I,:iwhun. Yiruinizi Hill. Zn-Ilu lInn.- plwu-s, H4-I4-n Mvlxuy. Mzxijnwln- Vlmfml. Unn M. Monnrfl. Lillian ll. Vluxv. lmrmlwy Russ. Milnlri-fl Wlwutla-X. Mm- Rulwi-rw. Nlzxrji-vx4iv fwli-iiizm. Nlisx Blvlhmulfl, AN !NSTlTUTlON OF EARNINGV' lln- linslnm-SN llnlv 4lm-5 nn-iw in Nilmnlzutv xnivr-wi ln xiwntiwnzil Tranninu llizln 'my mln-r nruurilzzl :inn in liullwn. H5 iiitr'u4l1u'i11u Nnvlu Qywvzilu-is -is ni wi-ll-linnwn pgu's-ni :Anal :ln mllftzxmlinyf yuun l2IW5'1'7' ilu-5 fnslnr :x Qjruwllu nl' ival-'rn-XI in unisiilu '1ll':iiVx. Till' l'UVY: I.nn'illw liurlmr. l':i11li'n- lQrill'in. Anim 1'-mlm-5. lil-by 'l'1'4fznlwi-ll. l'ii':1m'i-w lilrila-lun. Dori lixmwia, IJ--rn Mm- fin-y11illxui1. XX':illznw 1.1-lTi xn. lla-rlwri SI. l-luninin, blul UNI! HUVXZ lmnlh lull-. Imrnilig L.r1.lln. lmnlm- unix. Vurwlzi Mm- lixfnwn. Nm-lln' S-mari. lin-rnlc Xlull iflui-. Yxwmnv ,I ,,, . . . . lml-lill. 4. 1 rin I'-'lm l-ixinlx Hnllnxxziy, l'HUN'l' POW' Xlwy'- lull Kfzirllnu, l'lm'11 llvm-fllvl. 'llnliilizl llnnn. l l':lnvis Mnllwp. llur-:Klip l'uwm-l :fry Allin-p. li:ivnr1l Ch-rl'-xv. lim-lyn lfvzins. Vvvqi Xl'l'il1-. IVIVX, l.ii-xvnf, ww.-11 4 98 L M, J OP RONT ROVV: -lzlrliie Kohara. .l. lJ.f C3 '52 1 x Z 3 E , l HABGUT 40 LOVE lt's a 5:1-vat ral-lu-t, Although most of its members flon't ever play tennis anrl 4lon'l ,join to play tennis. they lmoost the c'rackL-rjackl' players to statewide fame. 'l'0l' ROW: Brunny Barron. Cliarlvs Nottles. Kitty Kelley. Clauzlius Howsv, Gloria At-rtkt-r, Mary Louise Alu-, Joyce Aerlkur. Cora Alexander. Jo Baker. Doris Tarlino. l ll 'l'H ROVV: llxviglht MacCurcl5'. Carlyn Jordan, Constanve VVill1ur, Milmlrwl Ganilmln-. Betty Moore l Ol 'l'Hl FRC Staples, Louise Armstrong, limily Cuclrl. Elise Carroll. Randolph Broussarrl. Douglas Fowler. Malvolm Cannell, Lynn Lauret. lR'l'H ROW: Billy Vim-, Leon Mykotlf, Beverly Fav Riddle, lirlean Firnlwrgr. Shirley Burton, Vt-hla Mae Lewis, Mary C. lVIc-Ginty, G11-tr-hen McLean. Dolulw-s VVL-lwr. Matt Hunter. Billy Wildon, Dirk Simmons. Rhodes Vawtvr. Rl? ROVV: .lulin-une llavifl, Fila-on Harris, George ljvkvma, Billy Arlams. Gs-orare Bowrlon, Barbara Ann Wilbur. George- Lum-kett, Eugene Bradford, Georgrp- Atchison. Murray Grn-million, QFCONIJ ROW: Lois Vtlilson, Billy Hixsnn, Arnold Rosenthal. Blair User. Marietta Hinton, Wilson Sanderson, Gvnrm- Fra-nvh, Franc-cs Traylor, Jack Lanier, Roy Jamvs. A1111-n Leo Evans, Bryant Duke, Con-il Norwood. Allin-rt Zimmerman, Mr. Peters. JN'l' ROW: BL-vvrly Bristur, Alive Cox, lVlurj01'iQ Nugent. VV:-lwh lVlyn-rs, l'IL'rsvhL-l Mellinty, .lack Ewing, lit-na VValkm-r. Hanna Sterkx, Paul Nugfvnt, Billy Hickman, Rosalie Caillvtvau. Il ll MEN WIT!-I WINGS 1 The air-mimlocl stuclx-nts of Bolton are the nu-nilu-rs nl' this orgranization. Though there is not Earhart among: all tha-so liinillwrghs, xvm-'rw willing to ln-L that there will be soon. Arthur Janvtte. lfarrm-ll Adam. John Burnt-11. ROW. Mr. Uozlsun, VVri5xht Holloway. l'l4lwar1l Massey, llranvh l'hillipS, Eugene Shvrburne, RD ROW: Vivtor lVlol'4'au, J. W. Ba1'hurt, liouyjlas lfowla-V, Alfrn-ll Nolan, ,lohn lQSkew, Claudius Howse, James l.n-.ln-une. -lunifzr Townsvncl. OND ROVVZ Grant VVolf, liar! Cfroolxs, -lams-s -lalwllm-. Javlt Molll-l, liolwrt Miller, llvrcy D4-av:-ra. Jark Mottc-r, Henry Oates. ff! VVi 'iurns t'oln-nian Huzlson, .limmy lifmorz-. jr . f, . I - 5 l E 3 3 l M urn-an 991 I MW 'K .54 0 '-ff as 1 EER .1 b Ez , 4 fx i I i ' , ' E1 'fi . MM X 1 .I rw 9 Littell lzulul , , Si - -' I , if ll ll BOLTON, FIRST, LAST, AND ALWAYSI Dc-iinition of the Boostersi l'ushers of everything from the football team to their own point. TOP ROVV: Mary l-'. Manninu, Mary PI. Sasser, Helen liorclelon, Aliee Johnson, Alieegrene Walker, Cora Alexander, Minnie L. Harding, VVilma Kelley, Margaret Campbell, Beverly Jane Broadwell, Delia H. O'Shee, Louise l'eterman. Claudine O'Neal. , ' THIRD ROW: Natalie Scott. Mildred Gamble, Mavis Roherts, Doris Davis, Doris l'ieree, Emily Cudd, t I Bobbie Luekett, Mary N. liyram, Franc-es Luekett. Martha Capps-l, Carolyn Jordan, Frances ' Spengler, Avis Flynn. I SECOND ROW: Mrs. Roberts, Kitty Kelley, Betty M. Staples, Jane Wilson. Elise Carroll, Gretchen f McLean, Billie R. Ryder, Dorothy Shar-kelford, Erlean Firnlmerg, Shirley Lawrence, Juanita Bass. ' N Betty Hill. Dorothy F. Lueas, Miss Lewis. V I FRONT ROVV: Erin Manauan, Doris Gates, Carolyn Morgan, Louise Armstronyr. Shirley liurton, Mary Littell, Betty A. Hill. Jane Riu-harrison, Norma McLean, Virginia Leete. Hattie L. Baker, Con- stanee VViIIJur. - ' A J!! , 0 P J s f TI-IE GIRLS IN BLUE AND WHITE llooni. Iioom. Ivoom, left, riuhtfhey. you're out of sVep,fl'm notfyou are-and so on until th night. liut they have swell uniforms and with the help of the Band Mothers' Club have done wondersl for the Iianrl. , 'l'Ol' ROVV: Miss Shaw. lVlr. Staiert. , l OUR'l'H ROW: Cora Alexander, Ivy Marie Carnahan, Shirley Burton, Mildred Gamble, Gloria Seip, Carolyn Morgan. lieverly Jane liroadwell, Elisa: Bradford, Velda Mae Lewis, Erin Managan. : THIRD ROW: Marion IM-ar, liarlmara Thompson. Martha Cappel, Carolyn Jordan. Minnie Lou Harding, li' Rt Ann Allison, Ruth Hom-henetiel, Greta-hen Mc-LlIan. C'audine O'Neal, Marjorie Murchison. S ICCO Nl? ROVVZ lieverly Carroll. Jean liolu-rts, Sfllt' llennye Gilliam, Delia Hooe O'Sl'iee. Betty Ann 3N'l' ROW: Iirlean l irnlwr-f Hilda - -2 .' ' ' Km Broadwell I Q I 00 f' ! Hill, NVilma l'earee, Nellie Grayson, I ,., It in Rush. Kitty 'llc-y. X Marcus l 4-11-X. -49' J READY, WILLING, AND ABLE Do you remember: The st-4'retary's impromptu minutes 'f Her forgetting: Cora-Cola money for the picnivjf Thx- 1-HMUQ-n's mixing: party orders 'I That yrirl who gougred at the silver tea? A certain mem- ber sweet sixteen minus the rest oi' it? TOP ROW: Wanda Hanshaw, Viririnia Morgan, Jane Keith. Nadine Klamke, Eleanor Sims, Dorothy Ware, Edith Miller. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Mykoff, Nina Kelone, Elizabeth llerhdolt, Evelyn Hope Ryder, Virginia Walker, Velda Mae Leyvis. SECOND ROW: Miss Duhon, Gs-oririanna Gilbert. Ivy Marie Carnahan, Elizabeth Beagle, Mary Redus, Murline Cooper. FIRST ROVV: Prudence Payne. Laulette Marcus. Maris Willet. Irma Jean llirge. RED RIVER PIRATES Even though the sponsors rlaim the members know more than they do, the Louisiana Club avruniu- lates more knowledge every day about Louisiana. TOI' ROW: Eleanor Mobley, Virginia Treadwell, Carolyn Word, Dick Whitloek, Lawrence Beck, Guvie Broussard, Ray Urban, Edward Sa-hmidt, Leo Honson. FOURTH ROW: Joe Despiano, Wilbur Joffrion, Woodrow Blalock, Iiouise Jones, Doris Lambert, Robert Maddox, A. J. lioudreaux, Jack Atc-hison, Julius Nugent, ,lark Armstrong. THIRD ROVV: Tom Armstrong, Franklin Lord, Louise Henry, Marjorie Penny, VVanda Ablrett, Wil- liam liamfillo. Alice Clements. N. C. Alsup. Rhae lieeoulley. Hillary Henslee, Denzel VVainwriy:ht. SECOND ROVV: Era Mae Williams, Earl Denning. Orley Satterthwaite, Freddie VVheeler, Mattie liren- non. Rita Normand, Kitty lfauc-ett, Marilyn Auld, Nancy Holloman. I-llvin Miller, Mrs. Peters. FRONT ROVV: .Iohn Leekie, I.aVerne R:-1t1'liil', Sydney lfontenot. Lisso l.awr4-nee, Carolyn Barron. Normand VValker, James l.:1in. Carmen Flynn, llollie Vlfilliams, Eleanor llrouet. Miss Milldrum. l,a w ren ee 5lOlb A IU- HBIRDS OF A FEATHER . . . lim-V5 ulil mcmlu-V r'n-munilwx-s wha-ri suvli fzmmilr V-vlvx us l,iltlw Imrwl l :1llnllvx'uy 'xml l'3:xlz5 Smmksu uw-rw pn!'ti':x5n-4l lug w-Vlzxiri 1-lull nu-yviln-x'a. 'FOI' RUNY: Max'jm'im- Murvhismi. lil-vm'ly NI-wvwuw, l,i1vill-- lwviivluzil-, fliziry .ln l'l:xwm'il1. Mulhilmlm- l5l'arlfux'4l, Churlutln- Newman. l'ilsiu lfrvm-lm. Alim- l'l:xi'lx, .-Xiwliwr' Ayrvs, SECOND ICOVVI Lyllizx Kvrr, Kzltlilm-n Nulmm, ,lm-wvl VV:n'w, livuln 'l'1':xu1:l1lu'l'. llulll l'l1mnpw4m, lil-tsp Rm-ellis. Alim' Cum, Dura Spivvy, lh-tty NlvfVlul'!'zx3. Czirul lllm- Willa-rsfm. l4'Rl7N'l' RUNY: Hx-lvn lVlwK:x3. l'lmil5 New-nllmni. Xivggiixiu Hill. Msn- lhvlwrt-. IM-liz: limvu U'Sln--f. 'Yin- H1-rinyz' Gilhzlm. lilizzilwth Hi:-lsmzm. Julia l'fft4-rnmri. Nlznrxzliw-Y hill. Misx llzxrlwululv. l-IOUSEXNIVES OF TOMORROW i 'l'l1+-rv lvriulil yuuiig mlzlmm-ls :nw lm-:wiiirxu hun tu -vvulrw an lillslwnml in ilu- futurv- 'l'hv xx-:ly 'lu , 'n n1zln's livznrt lb thiwvlwlx hif fturnzwlf' Ihr-5' luqw. IHI' RONVZ IA-mi lfufm-ywiulfl. Hn-li-n llrzml. Milnllw-ll Iirmissurvl, Nvllin- l,1-ullil-rmzln. Vu-4-iliu Vzmlzmuvu- ml-mvlx, Alilu-zx .Kiln-lm. Nlury .Xliwv i'li-im-mix lnxwpliilin' I.:miivuli:um, 1':l1lu-ririv Hzngzm. Vim Lum liurmlnlmi. 4:n':1l1 H-Iwmzm. lUl'R'l'H ROW: lfruxrivl-s l.lu-lu-II. Nlzlry N:-il llyrzxm. NYiI'n:4 lH:xiw-L-, Ni-Iliv llywuyxwri. liulxlxiw lmrlxvll l i':1nlin- lim---xx-5, NVzm4l:x Hzmslizlw, Nlzlruin- l n-:lm-visa. lillzl ll:x1'm-s, Vmxfizxllce- liumlulph, -Xml Nulln-3' THIRD ROW: .lzuflxio Nuys, Mimiim- lim- lfzxiisl, lmxwvtliy llunvyl-ut. l'Ilix:1 Nliuiius. Mary Suv Fuglm-nizxll lilnifv l'zxlmn-r, lhnmthy Ncvrmnml. liurif MM'ull1-y. Nnnvy lNlc'K1-nxiv. Mzimil- liuinu, Tllin- Mme liwlwrlw. Haixvl S11-zulnizm, hlC1'UNLl RUXY: Kzztlilm-In llflwryw, lun'-willy l zu1NI, Him-ral l'5lvx'. .lzmi KL-ith. l,url':1im- livll. llzn1'lml'a 'l'liw1np4m1. Vzliwlyix M-rumx. Fry Ru.-rm llulvinw-ni, lluili Hn-lun lfuull-viizliu, Mr'-. liilyvzilx'iulx. l1IillN'1' HOW: Miss S1 wx-mix. Itmiy Ii-'sv Ki-Ill, Vvlnm lin!-ixxwu. lim--Fly IHIH' lllwrulwvll. Nlu1'15'v limi Humllvy. lVlzxz'uul'vY liuwrllii. lrmzi lwzuu liirjfn-. lVl:ngjl11'in- Al:-xznmlvr, Susan Jmws. l,il:1 lml liirlry. l L4 liwwllvn 4 lO2 5 'N 3F94 wr - -ff l,.g+,,N E P' . . Thornton LOVE, LIVE, AND LABOR l.ovi-ffffyoui' nuigrhllor. SU Live7AA -f to ho able to lovo in th rc-ml your sunny disposition over what might iw zi Clisrnxl x is world. Laborf - to finwl Sulih :i lifu :incl Suvh love. FIFTH ROVV: Lois Read, Hazvl Sivzxflmzln, Grace- Y1-ug's'1', Louisu Thornton, lionnio Mae- MGSNLI 151. Noonv. Alia Lee' Obvr. FOURTH RUVV: Mary Atirvp, Ln-onzx N1-lson. Dorothy l.ol-kwoofl. Mrs. Kilputi'im'k, Gs-rzihlynn' VVoorlall. Luurzi Mm- DE-VVi1l. HL-lvn Koi-cl, Coe Region THIRD ROVVZ Gloria Seip. l.orn-no K4-lonv. llealwtto Lziura-nt. .lulienns Duvicl, C'zu'olyn Heis fxlllhs. Dunn. liilcun Harris. SECOND RCDXV2 Dorothy Powell, H1-lm-ri Fonnvr. livvn-rly Norman, Bessii' IM-zu' lin-nll. .le-an liorm on Churlotto Mm'Curdy, Floronm- llim-kc-rson, Miss Thornton. TOI' ROW: Louisa- Herr, liluinv Hinton, Alicc ClL'l'YN'Il1,S. l'lv4-lyn Franz, l'z1ulinv Gri A , l , if llii Y ,IV l . ,Q V. ,1:1?Imi',,fR II ll UNCLE SAMS HELBEQSY No, wa- rlon't make- or svll slzirnpsl VV9 only vollovt thosgyiiii-fSomn' iw s'11 plv :xru so L'mlmri'ussim:l X Till' ROVV: Rufus Armstrong, Allwrt Bolton, IJ1-will Tail Fvlpn-r, Glvn Iloinhit. l THIRD ROVVI Robert llrouot. florrlon Sizifforsl, -lun' v 4H:1rrlin. Dorothy l'u1t4-r. l SICVUND RUVV: Curl l'in-rson. Vlzuylon Gatos. .lux s Szigxuvrs. Nina Aon llzxrris. Ii m-1v rpm' Atlnms, l l llUN'I' RONY: VVHILL-1' Hill, I i':im'L-S Siwngrln-rf'Yl!onu'1l XVynn VVhilc-, l.z1ui'zu Stuvliy. Miss Kilpz1tri4'k. , ffin XVhi1c i - --71 - '6- a, -NW- . Gulvs RHYTHM IS OUR BUSINESS A vIm1Ixli1:xli-Iii UI' IIIl1f :1mI wI'iiI4'. III' I1m'n-ImIuwinu'. xml III' 1I1'v1m Imvzitilxu. vmnprisn-s fha' nmfzxiiizzl- tion whiwh is Ixrwwu uf lhlltmff must Iuyzxl sxIpyw:a1'lm'. TIN-y m:nl'n'I'i 1hr::uu'Ii wiuh-l'R winzl 'mil Num- mul' hvut ulwnif willing In :uwwn-r IIIIIIIIIIE null 11: :u'ms. TUI' IiUW:N4-IIi1- Snmrl. I'iflwur4I Gut--N, -Iuhn Iinrrn-11. Iizxlph IiwIvIvix1f. GI-:riu ,Xvx'IIwr, lin-I1 I Iymi. ,lurwxvin Iilznm-Imrni. .Iurm-F Iiz1II. NII-rlnfvii III-IxiIIv. Lu- Iflif Immmmi. I'lxw'I5n Hum- Ily1II-V. I Is Ivlm- IiiuIy. FII 'I'H IIOVV: Iizxrl iirisi--I', IA-:III 1NI5IxuII', HIvw:u'mI IVl4'NvI-Iy, Ifuyv Iiuwlizmmi. Ilwyu- M, An-I'1Iu-l'. Imuisw Hvnry. Imruthv Iliuly. IC:n'Iv:1r:1 limI1'iQm-x, I UIIIi'I'H RUNY1 NIV. S!uirl'1. I'Ii:Ii'IvN Iim-wwii. Tum Hiviix, Uxwliiw Ruluiiivtlv. I'vm'II1w l'I:il'Ix. I:n'Ix Iiuvlm-. M THIRD ' zxruznrvl Q'z1l'Iin'w. I..-min N--Isurl. .lnsvpii NIA-flvlivv. lin-vu1'Iy IiimIrIIn-. Ifwurivif IXIIIIIXIA. IUIVS : III-in-I:mII I'x'zu1I4I1n. Imrls hulvs. bzullw iupyu-I. l.llI1zin R. llufc. Huln-rl XNIIUII. wymlnvy Wmmrl, Amiiv Imu I'lrImumIs. iVI:n'y In H:i5wux'1I1, i'n'4'iI Ilullziwpy. Ainiuv l4Iz1m'I1z1l'4I. Ihwsiv IJ. Ih-:xII, M airy If Ibvzlr. Yxunnv Rzxtvliff. Hanna Stvrlax. SICVUNIJ IIUVY: Nznlhzm Iizxplzlxx. Ufvzir' I'iIIs, 'l'umm5 Uma-F, I.I-Iv Hupsim. ICvIwz1x'4I Plym- FRONT ICUNY: ICVII-zxn I ir'iIIu-rm, I'i'1-Qlun liuu-iw, HiIrIn I. ICIIQI1. Kitiy KI-III-y, COULD THIS BE TOSCANNINI'S RIVAL? MIIwiI' hath n'I1:xrmC' - vspn-n'i:iIIy WIN-11 NIV. Stzxi-'rl zm,I Iiix Iilm- I1uIiImi1I-F uvl in KIM- glwmxi :HIII VI-ully Hurt tu In-ut it nut. r 'VIII' ROW: Flu Mum- liizxly. lluruiiiy Iiiuly. NIL-1'I4'4-xv IM-lxiIIv. 'llvm Hiwks. T'h:1rIn-- lim-swarm, Vv1'im11 Mm'GI-In-v. ICnIw:n'vI lflyml. Mary Ju H115 xv-:i'fIi, I..-v Otis Iimmuurrx. IW-viI ilu'IzxSp5. lurk Kuvim-. Iflyrm HIvw:irII Guin-s. III-11 I Ivmv. Ufvui' IIIIIS. Mvdlvy II-:xlmfmiruq Imrix Gzxlmw. I2Ei'IIiin-1' H1-u4Iriv. I,iIIizxn R. Vlufv. MV. Slzlirrl. I'IiUN'I' IUIVV: SyIImfy N. VIMIIII, Iizxi'Iwz1l'u IimIvig'i:f-7.. I :1yIwI Hr1L'I1.N. fum EYiIsIm. Yvvim Nlzw Hmm- drix. .Iznnws Iizxll. Annie Imu I'IiImLxmIs. Szulin- Vzxingym-I. IVIzx1'U:n'.-I l'zxi'Ii!w, N--II LfI1x'i-1luII'vl. fi. , . J.. . . - . . . . , - - - - -U- liurdm-lon l all F' 4 4 i Z A5 ll I Il MR. OLLIE S BRAIN CHILDREN ll' ymfvc hm-n wondering: wlwre- that stranggv sms-ll was cumingr from, it van bo tram-cl 10 soma' m'rnnL'oL'Limm that thesx' Piinstoins ui' tmnurruw uriuinatvil. TOP ROVV: James liall. Roy Martin. G1-orgre Glasscock, Hugfhos lingstrum. Nu-llie Grayson, Mary Littell, Mr. Oliuhant. SECOND ROVV: Waltz-r Hvtherwick, Gladys Glow-r, lh-nniv Scott. I R ONT ROW: Oscar Pitts, liarlmara Gillis, Julicnni- David, Guy liurdc-lun. Erin Manayran, Mario liurclvlnn. Harald Hanlvy. FUTURE EINSTEINSH What makes thc world go 1'Guml'! ls Mar those budding young! scientists will solvv thi-se lTOP ROW: Doris Straw-ner. Pauline Simpsun, j Mary R1-dus, Willie M. Davis, Mary Ethel THIRD ROVV: Claris Nash, Mattie Sue Colvin, C s inhalmiTe4l'f YYhu knows but that sunlcday one uf ql1s1s1,im1s. .lm-an Cmrljew, Doruthy lironssard, Veluiuc Valentino, Sasser, Avis Flynn, lic-verly Flynn, Tummy Crmli-y. orelvlia Harker, Mary Hopkins. Doris Hmmm-1'. Frances Eyre, Mary Faucett. Ruth de la lin-trmnm-, Leo Riukvy. Miss Miller. SECOND ROW: liotty Lou Welclun, Dorothy Cizvli, Mating- Olsun, lVIar',Qai'e't Housi-, Anna Bvllv Rvvisoru, Dora D4-ll Spivvy, Dorothy Jam-'ttxz Cathu1'inw Alexanrlvr. Lydia Kerr. Harulml Ril-k, Margrue-rite Minrues. FRONT ROVV: Luis 0'Nval, Hffin- Mask Struthvr, Hclvn l smr1ei'. Maris VVilli-Y. GL-ralrlynn' VVomxzlall, Juanita Hunt, llotty Juhn Snvflur, Mellxa liurulu-i', lrla Mario I.:xwi'1-live, 4 A ' xwmmlail ilO3? 136. Smith HSILENCE IS ALL RIGHT--BUT SPEECH IS BETTER lhtist- hxtlx um-I-5 will ringing tlnwntglmlut tht- thirwl thu r t'-tx'n'iuIm'N itl't' tht- m't1ptf1't5 ul' Ilwlltmk lun-Iuvmg n1'zxttwx'f whust- zllvilitivx Iif' in tht- l':1wl thzti Ihv3'll tlixztuiw-tt with zmythitw 5-ut Qaty .null tnnximt xttt thztt xml xxx-ww wx-.nw llll' ROVI. Jw- IJ, Smith, liulvlnf- 1. rtazlv. Sum Haus. Mus Ntvltx. Ilx'w.vstvi' Iizxinwy, .Xlivv l'I:t1'It, Nliw Mvlnt IHIRIH ROVV: Mr. IVlt'K:xy. Marvin VY'-IIS, Mimiit- limi H:xrmIirtu'. Wilma Ktfllvy. I V:trivtfs Wztlktfr. Mztrjt Liltvll lit-tty Hill. luhrv li, l.1xxi. Sl COND IUIVYZ Ililly lfgguttix, Yiiwiilizx Vnmlt, l..tt.iQv l't-tt-rilizttt. Nutit' Swrtt, l':tti'ivizi I.lu'4-. l'i'fly XVII- wm. I'Itx::4-iw Nuttlt IICONT RUVV: l'izn'I liuut-rx, 3lzll'L::tl't't Hill. Xiruiivizt Imvtn-. llwrwlt- llull, lit-lim-th Iltxwlx, l'l't-:tum linux-iw. THEY LIKE TO ARGUE SO WELL THEY WON'T EAT FOOD THAT AGREES WITH THEM It is! It isiftf It ixf It littili - :mtl Nh tm ful' inttl tht' nivht. 'I'l14-Vw wvvlltx tt' ht' nth point in it, hut ilk lim. Till' RUVV: Mr. fllvliup, Aim Allifmx, .Xlit-4' Vlzxrlt, Itixit- I.4-t- liztll. Wilftm Sztmlvrwuu. Hztrultl VVht-utlun. llilly Imlilmvt-, Iirw-writ-1' liatiuvy, 'lilly Wilfun. Tllllill HOW: NYiImzt Kvllt-y. Mztthiltlt' I-1r':tlIl'm'tI, IA-y'-I5 St:tt'l'wt':I. limmx Nlvi'-15. limmy King. .ltvhn Mt-vlivzx, Sum K':tmn-I, 1'lm1It-A l'IlIiQ. SICVHNII RUXY: Mat- lihximi tlxxay. lilixulu-tlt Hit-Icntztn. Xlni'g':xi'vt Hill. lftrtxtzlwwt- Willsur. l'utx'it'izt l,ut'n-. tlrrzt Alvxztiulm: Glu-V111 At-rtlit-V, lit-tty fVluMui'i'u5. Virginia: Vu.-lt, lflitlN'l' ROW: Billy Nnmiu-. lizxrl ljyyt-iw, Iltriwtliy .latxtfttn-. Rtmiuwt Ifrutwl. lfzxrif livzmr, St-.nt Q I O-I -lll As. N'-wkdv ,.,-9 ...ar-A-A j E A in Y K I 'ui Hivlxnian K ,fu K f A fl W, 1 --f W HLOQSE-TONGUED ORATORSH Hu-ry ml-mlwr lril-s hir ln-NI tu nntihinu ihv utlu-rs anxl will for himw-lf a sm-al in that liimlivl Muir! uf mlvlvatvrsf- --lhv Ss-ninr lfurensir Snwioly. Till' ROVY: Hunter Nnrmaml. .Iuhn VVakeman. il-ril fire-milliun. Charlvs Urn-million. Dalton Davis, l'in-rev l uslvl'. liarbara Rmll'ig1lu-z. VValtn-r l.Vll'lVlll!'I'X. SICCONIJ KUVV: liiigm-lm Nvttlx-4, Divli lialmlriduv. ,ll-W1-ll Ynnllgrefr, Alirl- Imnisl- Haruia Tiara 0'Nval, lfulalic Sh1'rluurnL', Mr. lNl4'Kzx5'. l RUN'l' RUVY: Martha Cappvl. Dnrnthy lfayl- Lu:-as. lilam-kman Ariail. Tum Hivkman. Minniv lam Harlling, lin-tty Ann Hill. lam- liin'harfls4:n. Ivan Rulwrts, MORAL, MENTAL, PHYSICAL! linl1un's futurl- Hlirst liarliesu of thi- lmafkullsall, anml softball 4-nurw. liesiclvs lwinu ulmcl -xthlm-tivs, Vx arm' fun-loving anul gay Thx' may-st ni' all ul' thvm is Tu:u'hvr ',--littlv lull luverl. Pl ROW: Ruth Uarf-y Payne. Alina- llllllirx' Hargif, Jn lialiwr. Margrllm-rite' Lalrlmus. Maruiej Inna-S. Rulmy M4-llunalml. lam-kiv Hays, Kathlom-n Yuialv, ll l'H ROW: Doris Carlinu, l4l1li1h Milli-r, .lose-phirinf l'lclg'.ar. Alive lllvmvnls, Mary llalhvrim- EVlrGinly, Alta Lee- Ulu-r, Lnix YVilson, JURTH RUVV: Charlotte Maclfurdy, Virginia Mnrgfan, Duruthy Nowm-ll, lrl-no Vimlrinv, Gvralxlynx- Rahalais, Kathi-rim' l am'l-tt. Velma linlmorfun. Harmmir Lana- VVilliams. iD RUVV: Palllinv Grillin. lbnris llauzat, Nm-lliu Smart, .lzxvryilvliiio Rush. Sarah liuwman, lianm- liulmlxins, Doris Mayvaux, lilanvhn- Marhgflxa. lUNlJ ROVY: Marianne Nlnlfl-11. lhlna Varlm, Elma VYile-y, Ll-tha IM-shanivl, Vermla Maw liruxvn, lilc-anur Iirmu-1. liillie- Ruth liydvr, la-na VValkm-r. liunnim- Mac- lVln-sam-r, l'n-arl Ellie Slim:-r, f'arulyn Jurflan. NT ROVV: Misa lS:,r:lL-lnsn. lQr'alw- Yi-aglr, lim-My 'l'l'ea1lwell. Ilurnihy I.m-kwmnl, Luis R1-all. I 'U' W4 Ylilwzinlxx'--Il C lO5 fp' gil Q '! 1 liuix Il ll SENORS Y SENORITAS ll' you wuut In Sl-nm' :null S1-murilu insts-:ul ul' pluiu Mr, zlunl Miss, yuu vnu lvuru how in th-- Spanish clulr. 'l'h1-rm-'S :x lu1 ul' l'urm1m'v z:1lzwhv4l In lCspzxglml anyway. 'l'Ul' RUVV: l'ursvr IM-uw-rw. livxuulml liufm-ll. .lzmn-x Stx'in'l1lau:l. -Xllvu Humlla-y. 'l'lwx'11'Luu Vzxmu-l. Vuuirhzm VV:1llu-V. -Y. l'. Murrow. SICCONIJ RUVV: lh-xx-r'ly Amfelmllm, lvlxmicz llrislvr. Nloru C'Vz1l'1. lVlzlI'iz1uxw lVlull'm-11. Sylvia lVlykull', Awllwfl lllzlrk. Iuhn I.. Lewis, l RON'l' ROVVI Clxzxrlvs livufmu. Rfvy Vmnl-Quinny. Maury l x'zxmw-s Nlnnuimf. .-Xmm'ux'u Ruiz. liilliv Ruth liymlor, Billy l umley'lrul'lx, Miss fzxniplwll. , V . If Y IN V V ,I M, .1 f ,Y i 'l if JY Y r I ff' d A Y .f , l Fw,-1 l IJ EGYZMON'lE ,l Tn li-urn In talu- A-:ing ul' lhunisvlw-N in thw wurlml if ilu- lxim ul' thi! m'u'zmiz:1linn, Aml you L' rl-at zxssurn-ml that this is n-Nm-ily whui ilu-y'ru lluing. ,' . M 'l'Ol' ROVVI C'lill'nrd Millvr, lluuis lfuzio. VVinth1'np Kellum. lm- IJ1-slviamu. Kzlthle-m-lx Vntzxw. SICFUNII ROVV: MV. Hawkins. U. 'lf Uclum. llirlx Slay. Vi-in Rulu-rmm. lm-wx-ll liluxfhm-:xl'w. Hurniu l Lum- W'illi:nmw. NIV. Slim-ln-V. l li0N'l' ROVV: Olga Iir'z1sl11-zxrs, Aurlrvy Nichols, l'lv4-lyn l'l'imf, liilly Jnhnsun. lluy Ruuiiur, .lam Hzlrrisun. liulu--rts if lO6 ln. .3 Q ,giv- JEF- ff' I' . .E , Yeager l E I +9 '27 'QQ' wwf ' 7 l To sTRiyE, TO SEEK, TO Eiisio, TO YIELD! Shakespeare wrote about Caesar, Tennyson about Elaine, l write of something easier-1 l-lere's hoping l'rn not a pain. What l'm trying to say is! T Let's all get book-conscious? N ,W TOP ROW: Vaughan Walker, Gloria Seip, Glen Douthit, George French, Gretchen McLean J- SECOND ROW: Una Mae Menard, Leonard Darcy, Billy Vice, Billy l-lixson, Howard Bowman FRONT ROW: Mary Catherine McGinty, Grace Yeager, Elorene Dickerson, Mrs. Marler. 2.1 I -17.7 1'-I . 4, .if .ff fl l LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT here is but one reason why there are still textbooks in Bolton l-ligh Schools-ef-narnely, students who are able to keep track ot such necessities. Needless to soy they are lonscious. OW: Martha Cappel, Ruth Henderson, .lock Delcombye. T ROW: Mr, Miller, Anna Bell Revisore, Erin Managan, Mike Wells, l. W. Melder. if A sf IO Wefls lb l-lopson FROM DOUGHNUTS TO DOLLARS Alack a dayl-f---Oh? To touch and throuqh the fingers of our treasury staff. TOP ROW: Mr. Franck. feel the slick, shiny surface of the money slipping SECOND ROW: Katherine Hopson, Elaine Hinton, Havard George, Louise Jones. FRONT ROW: Talitha Dunn, Juanita Vead, Carrie Glover. Barnes Q l O8 it' EAT, DRINK, AND BE MERRY Good things in abundance. They say that there can never be too much of a good thiri Thanks to Mrs. Hickman and her staff for--hamburgers on Thursdays, pimento cheese sani wiches on Fridays, and pies to be snealaed out at activity period, 1 TOP ROW1 J. T. Gillinghouse, Jack Barnes, Farrell Adams, Holstein Barnes, Cliffo McComb, Tommy Beach. THlRD ROW: Juanita Thornhill, Leroy Ober, Wilson Choppin, Doris Verzwyvelt. SECOND ROW: C. R. Colvin, Ollie Mae Roberts, Dorothy Crow, Mrs. Hickman, Fc Buchanan. FRONT ROW: Hanna Sterkx, Hazel Steadrnan, Talitha Dunn. it 3 2 1 RHODES VAWTER BEN FLYNN HOWARD GATES SHIRLEY LAWRENCE MR. RODGERS SERVICE WITH A SMIRKH The canteen is the hangout tor all ardent young gentlemen who prove their fidelity to their current flame by detlating their pocketbooks, Here you can buy practically anything in the way of sweets for the sweet. And if yoi,i've happened to notice, doesn't the staff look well fed? 4 lO9 THE YEAR PASSES IN REVIEW -Guess what? School openedl -Everyone turned out for the first football game of the season. Whaopee! We won, l2-6, and the Lafayette Lions went home disappointed. -Neville came all the way down from Monroe to let the Bears beat them by a score of I9 to l2. Z7-Bolton learned to yodel when the Swiss musicians came. The Studer brothers attracted a large crowd. ' -The Bears and Lake Charles mixed it up, but the game ended in a O-O tie, with the Bears possessing the pigskin on the one-yard line. All upperclassmen and those lower classmen whom the teachers didn't like sharpened their pencils and strove to think a feeble thought as the Times- Picayune Biggest News Contest got under way. The Golden Bears of Catholic High from Baton Rouge come up and trounced the Blue Bears from Bolton, 7-O. All the sorrow of losing the game was for- gotten when the music announced the Homecoming Dance was under way. Marjorie Matheny was crowned Homecoming Queen for selling the most season tickets. S. R. Montague, a former Canadian Mountie, told the Bolton brats all about his experience with Eskimos. The picture show business fell off for a few days. Reports were distributed to all Boltonites. Shirley Lawrence won first place in Biggest News to place Bolton in first place tied with Natchez. Menard bowed to the Bears, Z5-l3. This game gave the Bears the City championship. Hard-fighting Lumberjacks from Bogalusa lost to Bolton, 7-2. Students elected Miss Bolton High in a secret vote along with the six Favorite Boltonites. ' -Orendo and his company held the student body spellbound with a demonstration of their magic powers. Shirley Lawrence was awarded the prize for the best essay of the month. -The Jesuit Blue Jays outran the Bears to the tune of 46-6. Were our faces red l -The Junior Homemakers from all over the state assembled at Bolton for their annual convention. September 6 September I6 September 23 September September 30 October 2- October 7- October I2- Octaber I8- October Zl- October 22- October 28- November l November 4 November 5 November 24 IOP -25-School closed so every little boy and girl could go home and gobble up a Thanksgiving dinner. November Novembe r29 December December December December December December January January January January January January February February February February February February 24 THE YEAR PASSES IN REVIEW -ln the last game of the season, Ouachita beat Bolton on the Bears' home field, 20-l2. It was a good game, too. 7The second bad news of the first semester were received by the unforunate pupils. ln other words, reports were issued. l7Bewildered Boltonites stumbled down the steps making quite a picture as they executed a fire drill. Wonder what would happen if we ever had a fire. 2-Hazel Steadman boosted Bolton to fourth place in Biggest News by winning first place. 67The cagers defeated Marksville in the first basketball thriller of the year. lO7Pine Prairie defeated Bolton in the finals of the Tioga Basketball Tournament. l5--Fifty-two forensic teams were entered in the Louisiana College Tournament. 23fStudents sent home to greet Santa Claus in the usual manner. Santa beat the kids to it, and attended the Cumtux Christmas party. 2-School opened for the new year, with a lot of new faces and old ideas. l6fFourteen hundred students groaned in unison as exams started. ZO-Minds were eased l?l by the distribution of report cards. Although some went 21 home by the back streets and the longest routes. Ouachita was again victorious over the Bears, this time in basketball. fPisgah outshone the Bolton Basket-Tossers in a hard fought game, which ended l7-l3 Z7-The Cagers suffer a 27-16 defeat at the hands of their old enemy, Byrd. The team vowed to outooint the Yellow Jackets in their next encounter. 28-The basketball squad defeats Natchitoches by a small margin. 3 7The debaters met Lake Charles to start feudin'. lstrouma defeated the Bears, 38-34. 4fThe Bears break their losing streak by putting all their balls in one basket. Urania left on the short end of the score. lO-The cagers make good their vow by downing the Byrd Yellow Jackets. The whole school was well pleased with that 44-33 score. ll-Again lstrouma trounced the Bears, this time by a score of 37-36. l37The cagers came out of their dreams just in time to win the game with Buckeye. l74Everyone at Bolton had eagerly awaited this night for quite a while, and none were disappointed with the '39 carnival. Joe D. Smith and Jane Wilson reigned over Vignettes in Blue, All with laughter and joy the spirit of carnival ruled with the king and queen. illlb THE YEAR PASSES lN REVIEW February l8-Bolton entered contestants in the annual Speech Tournament held at Natchi- toches. Each one did a good job of his duties. The Basketeers defeated the strong Cheneyville team, 47-34. Natchitoches returned to defeat the Blue Bears in a close game. February 2 l - February 23-25-The Basketeers go ever to the Central Louisiana Rally and bring home second place. Nice goin, boys! March l-The debaters repay Byrd by defeating them in every debate. March 3- Laddie, the trained dog, held the Bolton audience spellbound with his tricks. March 7-There was many a haggard look as the first reports of the new semester were were given out. The debaters took a day off and journeyed down the river, down to New Orleans. March lO-The ladies of the faculty shocked the whole school as they traded their skirts for a pair of shorts and played the girls in a thrilling game of free-for-all basketball. March IO!-l l--Boys go to Baton Rouge for the State Basketball Rally. March l3-Everyone who wanted to get out of class brought his dime and went to the Lyceum program in the school auditorium. March 3l-Bolton joined the relief. The Public Welfare meeting was held. April 7-All good boys and girls went home to dye Easter eggs since they didn't have to go to school and had nothing else to do. April I4-l5-Central Rally proved exciting for a good many of the Bolton entrants. April 22-Central Debating Rally was held. April Z7-The State Debate Rally closed. April Z8--29-Bolton's contestants participated in State Rally held at Baton Rouge. May 57 6g-The tennis games were played at State Rally. May 6-Bolton stages an invitation track meet, with teams from all over the state taking part. May 25-The Seniors strut up the aisle, all looking very pleased with themselves. Proud mamas and popas could be seen beaming in the audience. May 26-Reports were given out for the final news and the whole school was dismissed for a summer vacation. Some, however, couldn't stay away and came back to attend summer school. ll2 D Ag. FINIS As a tribute to the boys and girls wha worked untiringly to make this book and to those whose school life is portrayed within its covers we leave you this token of the schooI's appreciation of each and every one of you. It this book makes you feel a warm glow toward your Bolton High, then the staff feels that they have been well repaid for the effort that they have made to give it to you as it is. Accept it as a gift from us to you, with wishes for good luck and happiness to those who leave us and to those we leave behind. MARY LITTELL AND RAY MAYNOR, Co-Editors. 4 W f J Ii Pays io Adverfise ffxxg Q fn 0 X-f i-.Lv ., I O Oo Q1 . l Fl -x 1, X V. V. LAMKIN, Moyor B. F. BRADFORD, Commissioner of Finance R. W. BRINGHURST, Commissioner of Streets and Parks 'Q Q I 1 3 1 1 3 I ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW fI'l' PARAMOUNT, SAENOER AND REX THEATRES CHAPTICO DAIRY RICHARDSON AYERS -an w-Priced Car UO1llb1D1I1g MAH Thafs Best at Lowest Cost PEARCECI HEVRULET,hm. KOHARA STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHS of Dislinrtion Portraits. Comnu-ri-ial. Photo Finishing and Copy Work Camvras and Al'l'PSSfIfll Q -H0 Murray St. Phone 2948 UNDERWOOD xv viilfilillf' of Cluunpions with Worldk Championships. lilII14'l ll'00l1 is mor? than vvvr gwrwhilw Cha th 27 M. KoBLEN p 1 Beifer Luck W hen You Adveriisef Add to Your Edllvutioll Your Brightest Looks and u1l6Cl'iPSt Spirits Nothing l'1lIllI'llJlllt'P fo llllll'll lo that vmx-tml 1ll!lH'ilI'iillCt' xsllix-ll ultrul us pvrfvrlly 4-llosm-ll uppzln-l. llvrn- you get the- slumlurds of qualify ma ilu- l1Rl'.'.4'l'l'fS'l' I -lI,l ICS. WEISS 81 GULDRING o 'fl Uvvur for lhv lfnlira' Farnily BOOSTERS 1939 TIIE DEAR SCHOOL W N I NA 'E of MUSIC CI IIOIIIIIIPIP Conservatory Coursvs :x1IV2ill1'Pd Harmony CI 8712 Bumox Anim rx Puuwr: 3-L83 in Piano. Elvlnvrltury 7 'x illlll .m 6 7 BLUE TRIANGLE HUBBX C.-XGLIC as thnx must vx- IiPI'IOIlK'4'fI PXUIISC' writvr. LEUNARIJ WEBSTER as the- llI'f'SId1'llI of the K. I. R. TUNI IIICKNIAN as thc' RUIIIPU of the- from groumls. NATIE SCO'l l' us the ,Iulivt of the- front grounds. GIS YULTZ as the most ver 1 lilo Boltonitv. JOHN WLXSSHN just c'un't wake up in time to come to sc-hool on linn- in the lIl0l'llIllgS. NIARIUN DEAR S1't'lIlF lo lm tnrdy quite an bit hvrsvlf. TR I 11.4 NCIJVC Nl' A 4,6 GRACE XS 2? STUDIO CI LIYE Tm' In Faro Iliff' Sllllllffdy Dum-ing Taught as an 'Irl C1715 2- lv F THE PAUSE TH T Refreshes. A Ffh N,3Y,. ' 1 T X 1 X X v Q 3 Q XX da ,, T X , N 1 '50, x ,I ls always available at the BOLTGN HIGH CANTEEN .f 1 TZZ, .A Brown-Roberts Hardware 31 Supply Company, Ltd. Electrical Supplies Whvllwllf' Hardware Mill Supplies Implements Plumbing Supplies Sash. Door, and . , . . Alexandria. Louisiana Alu? X entlldtlon BRADFORD MAXI E'S SAN DWICH INSURANCE AGENCY SHOP General lnsuranee Q Cold Drinks of All Kinds Uur Sandwiches are Supreme 223 Washington St. Phone 900 Q Alexandria, l.a. LP? Strom COTTON'S SEARS, ROEBUCK 81 LU' DLSUM -CI 1122 THIRD 9'l'REP1'l' Bread and Cakes RAPIDES HOTEL Seeond and Washington Streets Phone 645 ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA 4 123 ,lg C. A. SCHNACK JEWELRY CO., Ltd. For 7-l Years Ale-xullclrizfs Bvsl ,lc-welry Storv BRIDGE'S DRUG STORE For BETTER Drug Spwif-.1 Alexandria. L... Phone 606 Bolton an I. 4-f- Sr. For S .,1.1 rt 42011.-gaw C A 1' L 1 1 0 S ll 0 6 S Alexandria Steam Laundry GREMILLIONHURD nd C'e e'S 9l8 'l'l1ir4l Slrvet ' for IA UNIIR Y and CLE.-lNING SERVICES .41-ross from City Hall 47, P0PlC.14R PRICFQ RAPIDES DRUG COMPANY llllllllltill u7hUll'Sltlf' Unly Independent Wllolcsalc Druggists Servinn lmlepemlent Retail Druggists 4124? fan3afz9 pfzinfing Go., gnc A 52 'D f-3gl9X0l'lJT7lU L DVQINTEVQS STAWQNEIQS QFFICE CDUTPITTEIQS fc, 3 Qiiice Supply Store 814 Third Sireet Phone 464 Priniinq Plant Fourih and Beoure Phone 123 Q HL ' HM Tlw Suutlfs Finest and Most Modern Hotel WXYCICUIIICS You I EXCELLENT COFFEE SHUI' 300 H1 N NIS Thr' 4ir f:lIlH1ifi0lIl'll HOTEL BENTLEY l10lt?lIlilIl J. Hudson Wulmgvr PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE X- 'Z W flip. PURE Fi TOD GROCIERY .....l. RUSH'S PASTHY SHOP 'xll'Xilll1lI'iil. Lmlisiulla AWIIICRIC F0012 l,,4l,Ul'fS RICIGN Sl5PRE'Wl'f WELBANB T he Largest Deparlment Store in Central Louisiana THIRD AT W XSHINGTUN ALEXANDRIA STREETS IA WISIANA 2 Xb- HEMENW wg INC Lt'ZldT11s' Home Fll1'l1iSh6l'S Since 1896 II 11 Phone 92 Third at jeu-kson Str t R 1' XV E L L Tender CYLIST Bread P 0 W E R S IS GOOD BREAD L U M B E R ' C . NATIONAL BAKERY I l,uu'vr Third Strvvl xIf'XllIllll'Iil. Lu. lupvmmlriun 'lu- HEEIYS TYPEWRITER EXf:HANGE RED RIVER coTToNsEED if OIL CC., Inc. H U X A L E llislrilmlltors K4 ,B .E .xll'X2llldI'iil, Lollisi Plmm- 361 STANDARD AUTO PARTS Sz MACHINE CO. lm-orporah-fl HHPlACENll'1N'l' PARTS, TOUI. AND SUPPLIES IIUIIIIIIPN' Tlflfllilll' 111111 Wiflfling Shops in f:1IlIlH'l'fi0ll If'Il0I,ICSf1l,lC ONLY XLICX -XNUHIA, LUl'lSIfXN.X 4 127 Rapides Auto Supply Co. 13110116 659 1ll1'0l'lD0l'iltPd Auto Supplies. li4'Iliill't'IllPllt Parts. Shop Equipment and Tools Wholesale Only Office Phone Sales Dept. -155 Phone 40 G1 Lui us be your Warvhousef, BOI,TUN'S lDliAl. GIRL .lanes hair. Anna Bell? eye. Rc-be's complexion Doris' figure. Nlarfs personality. WL-sie's smile. Dinkfs poise. .lamie's good nuturv. Nklllillt'-S violin-s. Natimfs SIN'2lkiIlgI wont D1-e's liillN'iIlf,'C. OSCAR G. WILSUN Roofing uml Sheet Nletai CONTR.-1CTOR Teleplioin-s 256 uml 1558 CIANTRELUS GARAGE ith and Washington Streets Ale-xumiria. Lu. CI WRECKER SERVICE 24 HHUR SERVICE 'rms FERD. BRENNER LUMBER CO., Inc. Manufa1'I11,r1'rs of HARDW1 N DDS AAlPXkllHi1'iil. l,0lliSiklllii I. VANDERHOEVEN 81 CU. FEEDS .-1.YID SEEDS Rapides and Levin Streets Phone 950 .'xi1'Xilll4iI'iil. Lax. McCormink-Deering Store RUR INTEHNHI1 DNAL HfxRvHs'i'i4:R Co. ,UR Furmull 'l'rau-tors ami Farm liiipleliivlits 128 D JULIUS F. ARIAIL CLERK or Cotrm' United Furniture Store g'Quality Consiflorf-fl, Wir' are Never Dllllll'l'S0ld,, Cl T211 Third St. Phone 805 Alexamlria, La. .'lll'Xlllldl'ill,S Largest Dvparlmvnt Stun' MONTGOMERY WARDSICO. Fourth and Murray Streets Alexandria, La. Guaranty Barber and Beauty Shop, Inc. We Make Loveliness liovelivf' Air Conditioned 327 Murray St. Alexandria. La. BOURQUE, Inc. lvICl1,S and Boys, Wear 908 Third Street Alexandria, La. U. T. DOWNS S H E R 1 F F O F RAPIDES PARISH - THE W CARROLL LUMBER COMPANY, Inc. Build With Carroll Quality Lumber and Certified Building Materials 1050 W'ashington Street Phone 804 J AMES N. CHAMBERS Realtor 901 Sec-ond Street All Branches ol' Real Estate 4I29N STEHR AU TO BODY WORKS Incorporate-fl Tops, Upholstcring, Seat Covers anal Painting, Awnings, Tents, Tar- paulins. All Furniture Wfork 613-615 Second Slrcct Phone 620 Alexandria. La. POWELL MOTOR CO., Inc. D4 FDGE and DOUGH TRLVCKS PLYNIUUTH SALES and SERVICE Phono 665 Corner of Third and BOHlll'Q'fliiI'1l Strccls ,-Xlcxumlriu. La. Q, 6 MENS Q. XJ --.. , 4 ln Cmbl N.. hy g Q IH ffl EIT? .l2Q.UJ,llE,II4 PEA RSON FURNITURE NY E PREDICT Hlcvulors in hulk. Hzulios ill thc rooms. COMPA NY Ucalcr in FLRNITURE RITGS and STUYHS Loc Strcct ut Entrancc to Cin Park Coca-Cola flowing out of thc fountains. Moving: picturcs cluring H. Frcc school pupcrs cvcry day. Frcc school unnuul. Bcnches rcscrvcfl for wooer. School belfin at 9:00. Phonc T08 :xlf'XEiIldI'iki. La. L' , f School close at 2:00. H' D' .-Xholishment of thc K. I. R. T Asselnbly to last longcr. CAOW Inf -C' ' RAPIDES PACKING CO. A Southern Enterprise .Vlrznlaflwtlzrirzg Southern Products for Southern People Buy Our Products and Keep Your Money at Home! COMMUNITY STORES lL1llf'0l'1l0l'2llPf1l 217 Bolton Avenue 2150 Lee Street 710 Main Street fPinf-ville! Phone- 898 HUB CITY HARDWARE CO. Sporting Goods 1111 Second Street Phone 517 Don't wrne-'t'E1,EoRAPHz KIDDIEGRAMS Auto Parts and Battery Service Specializing in Electrical and Carburetor Service Jackson at Fifth Phone 300 31 YEARS OF BETTER VALUES W. T. GRANT CO. Corner Third and Murraw QUALITY ICE CRE AM COMPANY 250 2144 I.ee Street Phone 250 ,4nyn'hvrv in U. Western Union O O' Lee and Vance Phone 993 4'1 DID YOU KNOW THAT BILLY LeBLANC claimed he lived in Pineville when they said those who live in Pineville may go. ROY RUUTIER likes to go to the Jitterhug ,lamhorie during school hours. HAROLD H ANLEYS favorite pastime is going to the show, especially after dinner. MEADE PALMER gets great pleasure in blowing pepper in peoplf-'s eyes. ROBERT MADDUX enjoys il short rest during school hours. He likes to go to a class and then rest a period. BAPTIST HOSPITAL Completely Retnocleletl Lmler Managt-:nent ol' Full-Time Physician FRANKLIN'S DRESS SHOP ROYA V ROWN EULA NEHI RICHARDSON SERVII IE 'STATION Phone 260 Bolton Avenue and Nlurray Street J. C. P E N N E Y 81 COMPANY Untl.itters from 114-ml to 'lloe for the Entire l zm1ily 1010-12 THIRD STREET 6132? Velotta Grocery and Meat Market Lev all Bolton 'XYPIIIIC' F' W' Phone swf! R Al n i . L-. . uf- ' . f - , , 4. 1 579 ERE uex THE Bon 5 ' JUHN wxe HE wouumr EVER MVERTIS E WMNAN 'fL2i - :7 A X r E Y f I 5 -,, OE .-sa: pi . -, E if ' f hann- H . i u AA . :ir , I Q 4- ' , , l . f 'A W F, 1 , , ' - 1 A , , V A -' JI , ' Y 1 w, ' , k . r , .ax , 51, X. 'A I ,. 1 . A. X, I 4 'X - , ' 1 X , I 'agp 1 egg I ,. X ., 5 1 X ,sk .4 , ANDRESS-ABBOTT MOTOR CO. Ford DeLuxe Ford N'Ierc'll1'y Lilleoln Phone 430 ll 1 ll I -. ,.,. ,, Lim:o1nZephyr ,um ,,,, ,rianlml 4 3 l 1 I f 1 .ini vxwwue,-W 41, ,. .