Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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General S. M. Brame directs the forty-six Commanding Officers of the 1942 Division of Bolton. During his thirty-five years in this high command he has shown his ability in leading youth. The success of General Brame s many campaigns is proved by the reputation of his division in State Rallies, Biggest News contests, State-wide Speech and Debating Tournaments, Athletics, and other fields. Next in rank is Colonel Joseph D. Smith, our assistant principal, who successfully carries out the plans laid down by General Brame. Colonel Smith is mainly responsible for the good discipline displayed by his division. Lt. Colonel Mary L. Thornton, our Dean of Girls, is next in command. She has merited her high rank by her many years of efficient command. Another important member of the staff is Adjutant Flora Lievens. Through her the detail work is dispatched smoothly. No general, however good, can carry out any successful campaign without the support of well trained, cooperative Staff Officers. In this re- spect Bolton is especially fortunate since a large percentage of the teachers have received their M. A. degrees. Much of the credit given to outstanding students and to the fine reputation of Camp Bolton is due to the patience and advice of the faculty. As these Commanding Officers call us to A-TEN- SHUN, may we salute them for their untiring and wise counsel! 10