Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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FLORA MAE ALSUP ROBERT ARMAND KATHERINE ANN AVEY DOROTHY BARDWELL DICK AYRES LOIS JEAN BARDWELL JOSEPH BELGARD PATRICIA BREZNER CLAUDE BOUTTE CHARLES BRISTER DOLORES BRISTER BETTY LOU BROOKS EARL BRISTER BUSTER BRUMLOW EDWARD BRUNER PEARLY MAE B RYANT CATHERINE BRUSER THELMA BURNETTE BONNIE CALHOUN WARREN CHENEVERT L. C. CLARK PEGGY CHENEVAL MARY ALICE CLOSE ALEDA COOK DOUGLAS COLE BEVERLY COSTELLO RALPH COX VAUGHN CRAIG NANNETTE CRUICKSHANK JOHN DEASON LAVERNE DECKER EDDIE DEZENDORF JESSIE NELL DEVILLE MARIE DOUGHTY FAY DOWNS BOBBY DROUET M .M rm PEHSUNALITIES 0F '4 W!

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JUNIOR OFFICERS Term VI David Levine, Secretary Bobby Smith, President James Earl Richardson,Vice President JUNIURS Junio1's, the backbone of any high schooll We feel this statement is true because the Juniors belong to more and do more activities than any other group. We have completed our preliminary work here in Bolton and are now putting into actual service the knowledge we have gained. We too, can still look forward to another year of service in the places of the Seniors soon to grad- uate. Now, however, our main job is to carry on the real work in the many school' activities. Being more capable of responsibility there a.re more classes, clubs, and activities we may belong to, and you may be sure we are well represented. In the Aeronautics classes, Diversified Occupations classes, National Honor Society, Dramatic Club, PWC, Band, Blue Triangle, Quill and Scroll, Victory Corps, Military Drill, Physical Fitness Program and Boys First Aid Classes you will find count- less Juniors availing themselves of these opportunities at the earliest possible moment and making up the main proportion of these organizations. Although our work keeps us busy we know that next year, when we are Seniors, we will have to do just as much and maybe more. But whatever our job will be we know that we can do it well because it is to that end that we are now striving. Ours will be a great responsibility, for as more and more high school graduates join the armed forces or enlist in some war work we know we as high school seniors must meet the requirements to take their places when our time comes. That is why we must do our job well this year in preparation for the next. We can look forward to great opportunities next year and in the years to follow because much of the future of this great land of ours, the United States of America, depends on how well we prepare ourselves now for coping with the great tasks of tomorrow. Term V Trudy Weil, Secretary Dick Ayres, President Mary Love Thomas, Vice President 28

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