Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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FACULTY FOCUSES Miss Hawthorn prac ticing the scales. Jam session led by Miss Thornton. Two brains are better than one. Go on now, Cuz Patience personified Have a heart, Mr Rodgers. It's a cruel world

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A. R. Hawkins, B. A., Southwestern Louisiana Institute; Mrs. Vonnie V. Buckley, B. A., Louisiana College; Rex Smelser, M. S., Louisiana State University. SHOP, ART, OCCUPATIONS TO THE FACULTY The paths of peace and happiness are open to those who have developed themselves mentally, morally, and physically. In the halls of learning, dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge and character building, the bene- factors of wisdom—the champions of education—the teachers—are found, without whom in all too short a time education would be relegated to the dismal position which it held during the dark ages. Society owes to these men and women an eternal debt of gratitude. They daily give much and ask in return only to be allowed to share in a very small way the accomplishments of their students. Often a youth at the moment when success is reach- ing out to him forgets that much of the credit of his accomplishments is due the teachers who guided him through the labyrinth of formulas and truths which now belong to him. Even though this credit be withheld, the master teacher reacts with a knowing smile and cheers the louder for youth's success. 19

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1. The faculty poses for the birdie. 2. What a popular teacher! 3. Get this straight— 4. Why the bodyguard, coach? 5. Invert and multiply. 6. Mrs. Buckley ex- plains. 7. Miss Garrett looks the situation over. 8. Miss Cambre in a rare moment of se- riousness. 9. Well, what do you think about the st- ation? 10. Time—8:00 o'clock in the morning. 1 1. Meditating on world affairs.