Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1944 volume:

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SMITH Aggigfonf Pringipgl Secretory Deon of Girls MISS JUANI-I-A BURT MISS MARY LEE CAMBRE G. CANTERBURY MISS BILLIE CIHIEVES li.A., La State Normal Ii.A., La. Cullx-ue' . MS.. I., S. U. lS.A.. La. Stale Normal Sponish History Mathematics English XX N IR. RICHARD D. CLANTON MR. SHELTON DAVIS MR. A. K. DEASON MISS RUBY DOWNS B.A.. La. State Normal ILA.. Arkansas A. and M. A.li., M.A., Univvrsily nl' Alulizinm ILA.. La. College H. Treasurer--Commerce Occupations Sci ce :story MISS CHRISTINE DRAKE MRS. JANE ELLEN DUCANDER MISS DOROTHY DUHON MRS M S FRANCIS B.A., Vanderbilt Univvrsity: ILA., La. Cnlln-110 M.A.. University of Colorado ILA.. .Loliisi:ina College: M.A., L. S. U. Aff French Gnd Spanish M.A.. Peabody College Speech English MRS. EARLE HOPE FRANCK MISS EFFIE GATES MR. ROBERT C. GILMORE AUBREY R. HAWKIN AB., L. s. U. M.A.. L. s. U. RM.. 1., s. U.. M.M.. vamimook Q.:-1. LA., s. L 1... M.s., L. s'. U. HISIOUEQ-X9 Mathematics Sl'hH0lNi1LI2SEhicago j Ii I Shop : 1 L41 -4 1 ! , .. I 4 5 1 MISS MABEL HAWTHORN MR. N. C. HENDERSON MRS. HICKMAN MISS GI-ADYS HIGDQN B-A-. NSWCUMIW CUIIGHD ILS., Mississippi State Cafeteria M.A., L- S- U. EUQIISIW Science History Adpl7ZIlU l ll RS. IRENE M. I-IOLLOMAN 'MISS SYDNEY M. KILPATRICK MR. GORDON C. LESTER MISS JULIA LEWIS B.A., Newcamb Collegn: M.A., L. S. U. ILS.. L. S. U. ILA.. La. College Lati U Mathematics Athletics English , .Dxl .VII 'MII IW' 11 '!v'Qq, . QQ ,f MISS EVELYN LIEVENS MRS. L. T. LONGMIRE f MISS ANN MC CLELLAN MR. W. D. MC KAY B.S., L. S. U. M.A.. Univvrsity of Chivagm ILS.. L. S. U. M.A., L. S. U. Commerce Physical Education History ' . Za' it I VIRS. BLANCHE F. MARLER MR. LEO MARLER MRS. FLORENCE A. MELDER MISS ELLA LOIS MILLDRUI B.A.. Ouachita C0111-ge: A.H., La. Stun- Normal: M.A., L.S.U. B.A.. Lu. Stun- Normal B.A.. La. College B-5-v L- S- U- Mathematics Home Economics English Library Kai F ff,-,f 'J I x . he . I H ' will ,I w' 2 MR. EARL F. MILLER MISS LESSIE MOORE MRS. LENA MOORE MRS. MARJORIE D. MOOR M.A.. L, S. U. ILA., Tulanc- ILA.. La. College ILA., Teachers College, Bost. Mothemotics Mothemotics Science English ,jc s MISS MARY L. MORGAN MR. T. A. OLIPHANT MRS. WIRT PARKER MRS. INEZ PARTRIDGE B.A., Louisiana College: M.A.. IH-alwrly: ILS.. Mississippi State ILA., Baylor University B.A,, La. College M.A,. University of Texas Culli-uv English History History Science MRS. ISABEL PEARCE MISS JULIET MCKIE PEGUES MRS. ANNIE L, PETERS MRS. T. L. REDDEN B.A.. La. State Normal M.A.. Mississippi University ILA., La. College: M.A., j,4.S'.U. AJS., Baylor Home Economics English A English Mathematics f i . . x f I 1 ' S I 1' ff ilk' 'K A , ei S MISS MARY R. ROBERTS MR. F, W, RODGERS MISS FRANCES YARBROUGH B.A., Newcomb College ,B,A., and M.S.. L. S. U. B.S. L. S. U. Science Chemistry Science I. Make him beautiful, Miss Moore. 2 Si, Si, Senorita. 3. The Bolton Bandwagon is on the air 4. Mrs. Longmire views the ice, 5. Contemplating . . . 6. The Music Maker. Z Www CLASSES After four years at Bolton the Seniors feel as if they own the place . . . and they almost do, for from the Senior class come the leaders in all school activities. Looking back at their high school lives, they remember all the dances, the elections that held everyone in suspense, the campus beauties roaming around, and the many other things that add to the fun of four years at Bolton. These boys and girls have made themselves famous in the debating and the music worlds, in a scholastic and also in an all-round way. When they leave us, we will miss them terribly, but they have to go and make a place for themselves in the outside world. We wish luck and success to our class of I944. Now we come to the Juniors, who are by now seasoned students in their third happy year at Bolton. Since they have neither the vim, vigor, nor vitality of the Freshmen, nor the pompous dignity of the Seniors, they are a happy combination of both, Their scholastic and athletic achievements have left nothing to be desired. Besides contributing their brains and brawn to school work, they have been right in there pitching in the school's war effort. Now, as they are nearing the end of their third year, soon to take the places of the Seniors, the Juniors are realizing their responsibilities and getting ready to take their places as dignified Seniors. The Sophomores, at last in their second year in Bolton, thought they would never get out of the ignorant days as Freshies. They no longer buy elevator tickets or shudder when they come face to face with those horrible teachers. They have finally gotten wise to the pranks of the Juniors and Seniors and can at last play those same pranks on the lowly Freshman who will arrive in due time. They have accomplished much in their first and second years at Bolton and are very proud of their class officers. With two years ahead of them, they expect to live up to and exceed the reputations of the other classes which have gone before. The Freshmen's first days at Bolton are hilarious ones. They are all ex- cited because they know what is in store for them. They find themselves dashing around corners and rushing through halls dodging those terrible Sophomores. lt is all in fun, though, and they don't mind it so terribly much. They have loads of fun trying to recognize their friends under the layers of lipstick and shoe polish. For a while they roam through this immense build- ing wondering if they'll ever get used to it. Now that they have gotten over the leap from grammar school to high school, they are beginning to think of all the fun and honors in store for them during their High School Life. SPRING: ANN HOWELL ROBERT DROUET SAM MARSHALL President Vice President Secretory FALL: BOBBIE SMITH HARLAND HUNDLEY VICTOR RAXSDALE President Vice President Secretary SENIOR OFFICERS FLORA MAE ALSUP Versatile, talanted, sweet and fair, Very few with her can compare. Junior Band, '39-'40: Football Band, '40-'44g Senior Band, '40-'44g District Music Contest, '41-'423 State Music Contest, '41-'42, Solo at Music Contest, '41-'42g Clarinet Trio at District Music Contest, '41-5 Blue Triangle, '41-'42: French Club, '42: Tennis Club, '40: National Music Clinic, '423 Sgt. Football Band, '41-'44. DICK AYRES Football, Debating, are just a few of the things that he can do, Give him time and you can bet-you'll never find that he's all wet. Junior Debating, '40: Senior Forensic So- ciety, '41-'44g Cumtux Staff. '42-'43: Mock Trial. '43: President Terms V. VI: Varsity Football, '43, American Legion Oratorical Contest, '43: National Honor Society, '43- '44g Hi-Y, '43-'44: Senior Ring Committee, '43: Boy's State, '43: Honor Roll, '40-'43: Victory Corps, '42-'43g Football Letterman, '43. LOIS JEAN BARDWELL She's sweet as can be, Though she may be quiet. When you get to know her, She's really a riot. Louisiana Club, '40-'-41: Bruin Staff, '41-'42: P.W. Club. '41-'42: Blue Triangle, '42-513: 0ff'ce Staff, '42-'44: Victory Corp, '42-'43: Diploma Girl. '43g Library Staff, '44g Honor Roll, '40-'44. ALFREDA BERNARDI With her melodious voice, notes so clear, We will surely miss her when she finishes this year. Dramatic Club, '42-'443 French Club, '44g Vice-President French Club, '44: B.A.A., '42- '44g Glee Club. '42-'44: Victory Corps, '43, ROBERT ARMAND The line forms to the right, girls. Victory Corps, '41-42: Bolton Cadets, '41- '42: Aviation Club. '41-'42g Cumtux Staff, '42g Dramatic Club, '43-'44: Boy's Chorus, '42-'445 Model Airplane, '41-'42: B.A.A., '41- '42: Band, '41-'44: District Band Contest, '42: State Band Contest, '42: Football Band, '42-'44: Concert Band, '42-'44. ELIZABETH BALDWIN Black hair, green eyes A personality twice her size. Junior Debating Club, '39: Vice-President, '39g Senior Forensic. '40-'43g Natchitoches Tournament. '40: Shreveport Tournament, '40: Lu. Tech Tournament, '40: Bruin Edito- rial Staff. '42: Cumtux Editorial Staff, '43g B.A.A.. '43: Victory Corps, '42g Junior Red Cross, '43. BONNIE BEAUBOEUF A friend in need, ls a friend indeed. Transferred from Poland High School. '43: Boosters, '43-'44, 4-H Club, '43-'44g B.A.A., '43-'44, MARY BERRY Silence is Golden. Home Economics Club, '43. H 2 if KATH ER l NE ANN AVEY She had music on her fingertips, and a cheery smile upon her lips. Bluebirds, '40g Curntux Staff, '403 Spani Club, '40-'43 Safety Council, '41-'42: SE retary of Safety Council, '42-'43: Pre Club. '40-'433 Safety Council, '41-'42g Sf tional Honor Society, '43-'44g Blue Triang '43-'44g Pianist for Bolton High Schr Swing Band, '43: Bruinettes, '42-'43g P Squad, '41g Book Room Staff, '43-'445 B.A.. '40-'43g Cumtux Reporter, '43. DOROTHY BARDWELL As cheerful a girl isn't around, Life for her holds lots to be found. Bruin Staff, '41-'42: Louisiana Club, '4 Football Band, '40-'43: Grease Represent tive, '42: Bruin B , '42. JOSEPH BELGARD On the campus he's shy and quiet, On the dance floor he's a riot. Co-op Club, '42-'43: Tennis Club, '43-'A Red Cross Council, '43q B.A.A., '40-'44. FRANCES BLALOCK He's l-A in the army And A-l in my heart. Home Economics Club, '40: Outstandi Athlete, '41: Central Louisiana Rally, 1 Vice-President of Junior Red Cross, '1 Red Cross Representative, '43: Soft B Team, '40-'4l: Cheering Squad, '41: Usl for Graduation. '43: B.A.A., '41-'42Q Victt Corps, '43. JULIUS BORDELON A crozier nut con't be found, This boy really gets around. Boy's Patrol, 40'-'41, Bolton Cadets, '41-'42, Victory Corps, '42-'43, B.A.A., '41-'43, Ten- iis Club. '42-'43, Basketball Manager, '42, I.A.P.C., '43-'44, CHARLES BRISTER A heart as big as his mouth, And a smile for everyone. Victory Corps, '42, Aviation Club, '42, Scrap Drive Club. '43, B.A.A., '40-'44. FRANK BROWN My only hope is to graduate, Rnd that is the hope of all of the teach- ers. led Cross Council, '43, B.A.A., '41-'44. CATHERINE BRUSER A sweet and friendly face, K girl who is full of grace. Transferred from John McDonough High ichool, '42, Senior Science Club Program Ihairman, '43-'44, B.A.A., '43-'44, Red lross Representative, '43-'44 . CLAUDE BOUTTE Just someone mention horses, and listen to him rave. Victory Corps, '42-'43, Bolton Cadets, '42- '43, B.A.A., '41-'44. - DOLORES BRISTER With o high purpose and single aim, She'Il always be remembered in Bolton's Hall of Fame. Bluebirds, '41, P.W. Club, '42, Press Club, '41-'43, National Honor Society, '43-'44, President National Honor Soicety, '43, Quill and Scroll, '43-'44, Bruin Staff, '41-'44, Victcry Corps, '43: Junior Red Cross Coun- ci', '42-'43, Pelican Girls' State, '43, Supreme Court Justice Pe'ican Girls' State. '43, Blue Triangle, '43-'44, Honor Roll, '41, Bruin B , '42-'43, Press Club Pin, '42-'43, SHERMAN BRUMLOW Our friend here would never fiddle, He's our cheerleader, cute and little. Cheerleader, '40-'44, Head Cheerleader, '43, Safety Council. '43-'44, B.A.A., '40-'44, Aviation Club, '43. PEARLY MAE BYRANT Pearly Mae is quite the kid, And she always gets her bid. Dramatic Club, '42. PATRICIA BREZNER A smart girl who is likely to succeed. Junior Debate Club, '40-'41, Dramatic Club, '40-'41, B.A.A., '40-'44, Pep Squad. '40, Tennis Club, '40-'41, Cumtux, '40-'44,I-Ionor Roll, '40-'44, Junior Red Cross, '40-'41, Library Staff, '41-'42, Football Band, '41- '42, Band Majorette, '41-'42, State Band Festival, '41-'42, District Band Festival, '41- '42, Louisiana Club, '41-'42, Spanish Club, '41-'43, Pan-American Club, '41-'42, Vice- President Spanish Club, '41-'42, Treasury Staff. '42-'43, Special Majorette, '42-'43, Boosters, '42-'43, Quill and Scroll, '42-'43, Victory Corps, '42-'44, Office Staff, '43-'44, Senior Science Club, '43-'44, BETTY LOU BROOKS Her smile is so delightful, Her talk is so insane, lsn't is a pity, Lou's such a scatterbrain. Tennis Club, 41-'42, B.A.A., '40-'44, Bruin Editorial Staff, '41-'44, Feature Editor Bruin, '42-'44, Boosters, '42-'43, Band Boosters, '43-'44, Secretary Safety Council, '43-'44, Carnival Dance. '41, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Mock Trial. '43, Victory Ball, '43, Bruin B , '42-'43, Blue Triangle, '44, EDWARD BRUNER Edward is handsome, as well as smart, lt won't take him long to get a big start. Dramatic Club, '42-'44, Cumtux, '42-'44, B.A.A., '41-'44, Victory Corp, '42-'43, Vic- tory Court, '43, Honor Roll, '41-'44, Science Club, '42, Senior Science, '44, Paper Salvage Club, '43. THELMA RUTH BURNETT 1 She's a blond and what a blond- Teunis Club, '41, Bolton Pep Squad, '42, Co-op Club, '43, JACK BUTLER Jack's a football star, and we think he is above par. Transferred Central High School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Band, '41-'42, Cub Foot- ball, '42: Varsity Football, '43, B.A.A., '41- '43, B Club, '43, Victory Corp, '42, Bol- ton Cadets, '42. LEE ROY CHANCE This world can't bring me trouble, I know it's only a bubble. Louisiana Club, '40-'41, Football Band, '41- '42, B.A.A., '40-'44, FRANK CICERO Cicero, whose kicking has brought Bolton fame, ls adding new glory to a grand old name. Cub Football, '41, Varsity, '41-'44, Letter- man, '44, B.A.A., '40-'44, ALEDA COOK Blue eyes and blonde hair, Very few with her compare. Pep S'quad, '41, B.A.A., '41-'42, Paper Sal- vage, '43, Diploma Girl, '43, BONNIE CALHOUN When the stag line starts raving, You'll know it's Bonnie they're paging. Boosters, '40-'44, Tennis Club, '42-'44, Library Staff. '43-'44, Favorite, '44, B.A.A., '40-'44. PEGGY CH EN EVAL With so much charm demure, She's more than happy we're sure. Safety Council. '40-'41, Blue Triangle, '43- '44, Cheering Squad, '41-'42, Victory Corps, '42-'43, B.A.A., '41-'44, Senior Science, '43- '44. MARY ALICE CLOSE Because she's mischievous, witty, and Q3Yf You can count on her to make lite pay. Junior Band, '39, Tennis Club, '40-'41, Football Band, '40-'44, Senior Band. '42-'44, Sitt. Football Band. '42-'44, District Band Contest, '40-'44, State Music Contest, '40- '44, National Music Contest. '44: Clarinet Trio District Contest, '41, National Music Clinic, '42, Band L'brary, '43-'44, Solo, Dis- trict, State, and National Contest. BEVERLY COSTELLO Neat, petite, and awfully sweet. Louisiana Club. '40-'41, P.W. Club, '41-'42, Blue Triangle, '42-'44, Diploma Girl, '43, Library Staff, '43-'44, Honor Roll, '43-'44, Victory Corps. '42-'43. JUNIOR CARMOUCHE Junior's quite a lad, And Bolton thinks him-not bad. B.A.A., '40-'44. J. C. CHENEVERT Toll and blond and usually quiet, But when he turns loose-Boy! what riot. Aviation Club, '42-'43, Bolton Cadets, '4 '44 GOU LD COLLl NS Lookie, lookie, lookie, Here's comes Tookie. Tennis Club. '40, Debate Cfub, '40, Sen: Science Club. '43. VAUGHN MARIE CRAIG Vaughn's small and awfully sweet, She makes a friend of all she meets. B.A.A., '40, Pep Squad, '40-'41, Bruin Bu ness Staff, '40-'42. MILTON CRITCHFIELD Of girls he's very, very shy, But they fall for this likeable guy. Trans erred from Baton Rouge High School '43g Tennis Club, '43-'-445 B.A.A., '43-'44. MARY ANN D'ANGELO She is conscientious, clever, Loyal, happy, ever. Tennis Club, '41g Victory Corps, '42g Bruin- ettes, '43. EDDIE DEZENDORF A true friend, a good student, a loyal classmate. Junior Band, '40-'41: Football Band, '40-'41, B.A.A., '40-'44: Junior Red Cross ',42-'43: Victory Corps, '43g Bolton Cadets, '42-'43. BOBBY DROUET Say--why not give the girls a break? lub Football, '4l: Varsity Football, '42-'44: Letterman, '44: Captain of Team, '44: Bas- cetball, '42-'44: B.A.A., '40-'44: Vice-Presi- lent of Term VII and VIII. .4 NANETTE CRUIKSHANK Another one of Bolton's blondes. B.A.A., '42-'43: Pep Squad, '4l: Home Eco- nomics. '42-'433 .Iunifsr Red Cross. '42-'43. ARTHUR DEARBONNE The future holds something great in store for him-the Army, no doubt. Safety Council, '40-'4lg Football, '43-'44: Grease Club, '43-'44: Flag Committee. '39. MARIE DOUGHTY Her qualities are such thot we can speak well of them. Louisiana Club, '40-'41g Home Economics Club, '41-'42 3 Football Band, '40-'42: P,W.C., '41-'42: Bruin Business Staff, '42- '44g Spanish Club, '42-'43, Victory Corps, '43: Blue Triangle, '43-'44, PATSY RUTH DUCK A smile even lpana would pay for. Typing Pin, '43g Senior Science Club, '43- '44 ELDON DALE Tall, dark, and handsome-a real Bol- ton lad. Transferred, '41: B.A.A,, '41-'44g Hi-Y, '42- '44: Victcry Corps, '42-'43. JESSIE NELL DEVILLE As cheerful a girl isn't around, Life for her holds lots to be found. Louisiana Club, '40-'42: Pep Squad, '41 ' Bruinettes. '42: Choral Reading Club, '42g Spanish Club, '42: Dramatic Club, '43: Blue Triang'e. '425 Co-op Club. '42-'43: Vice- President Co-cp Club, '43: Radio Club, '42g B.A.A., '40-'43: Victory Corps. '43. FAY DOWNS She makes A while the sun shines. Bluebirds, '40-'41g B.A.A., '40-'44: Honor Roll, '41-'44: P.W.C., '41-'42g Blue Triangle, '42-'43g Vice-President Blue Triangle, '43- '44g National Honor Society, '43-'44g Bruin Staff. '43-'44g Bookkeeper Bruin Staff, '43- '44: Treasury Staff, '43-'44: Pelican Girls' State, '43: Victory Corps, '42-'43. DONIS DUNN Knowledge crowns a girl with dignity, Bluebirds, '40-'41: Dramatic Club, '41-'42: Safety Council, '41-'44g Registrar of Safety Council, '41-'42: Office Staff, '42-'44: Blue Triangle, '43-'44: Honor Roll, '40-'44g Diplo- ma Girl, '43: Choral Speaking Club, '41-'42. ALEX EDGAR Words never fail him. Red Cross Representative, '42-'43: Aviation Club, '42-'43: Bolton Cadets, '42-'43: Second Lieut. Bolton Cadets Instructor, '43-'44. MARY ELLEN FAZIO A pretty, little, cute brunette, So full of fun and laughter yet. Booster, '40-'44: Tennis Club, '40-'42g B.A.A., '40-'41g Bruin Business. '41-'423 Maid in Homecoming Court, '41-'42 and '43-'44g Cumtux Business Staff, '42-'43: Photography, '42-'43g Queen of Homecoming, '42-'43. GENEVA FLOURNOY A winning smile is always worthwhile. Cheering Squad. '41, Co-op Club, '42-'43: Victory Corps, '43. BILL FOX With your goal set high, you need some fun, So let go of the sky, or you'll get stung. Captain Home Guard, '41-'42: Mock Trial, '41-'43: Major Victory Corps, '42-'43g Radio Club, '43-'44: Dramatic Club, '43-'44: Debate Club, 41-'42: C.A.P.C., '43-'44g B.A.A., '41- '44. MARJORIE EVANS Sweet as the flowers that bloom in spring, You can count on Margie for anything. French Club. '41-'44: Senior Science. '43-'44g Pan-American, '40-'41: Blue Birds, '40-'4lg B.A.A., '40-'44: Victory Corps, '42-'44: Scrap Drive Lieut.. 42-'43: Football Band, '40-'43g Concert Band, '41-'44. MARJORIE FLEMING A pretty girl with hair so red-a likeable girl it can be said. Bluebird Club, '40-'4lg B.A.A., '42-'43g P.W.C., '42-'43: Senior Science Club. '43-'44g Secretary. Canteen. '43-'44. PAT FLYNN He can play classics and he can play jive, He's the kind that keeps the girls alive. Junior Debate Club. '39: Home Guard. '41- '42: Bolton Cadets. '42-'44: Football Band. '42-'44: Concert Band, '40-'44: National Band Clinic, '42-'4-4: District and State Band Contest., '41g National Contest. '44: High School Swim: Band, '42-'44: Library StaH'. '42: Cumtux Editorial Staff, '42-'44: Victory Corps, '42: H.M.S. Pinufore, '42: Trial by Jury, '43, IVAN FRANKS As the world goes so go I, So here we go the world and l. Basketball, '40: Cafeteria, '41-'43: Track, '4lg Home Guard, '-41: Safety Council, '413 B.A.A., '41-'42: Aviation Club. '42-'43: Vic- tory Corps. '42-'435 Bolton Cadets, '42, Cuh Basketball. '42. JEWEL FARMER Here is something Bolton will never forg A cute red-headed drum mojorette. Home Economies Club, '41: Paper Club, ' Concert Band. '41-'43: Football Band, ' '43g Drum Majorette, '42-'44: Victory Col '43 WALTER FLEWELLEN l'm always out for fun. B.A.A., '40-'443 Co-op Club, '42-'43: A1 tion Club, '42-'43g Bolton Cadets, '42-' Civil Air Patrol Cadets, '43, ROSEMARY FLYNN Little, cute, and prissy, always witl' grin, When anyone speaks these words we kr it's Flynn. Transferred from Providence, '41: Tel Club, '42-'43: Treasurer of Tennis Club, '43: B.A,A., '40-'44: Bruin Staff, '43- Victory Corps, '42-'43 . MARGIE GARRETT l never need winding-I just open mouth and out it comes. Carnival Dance, '41: Boosters, '41-'42: 'l nis Club. '42: Bruin Editorial Staff. French Club, '43: Mixed Chorus Accompal '43: B.A.A., '41-'42g Victory Corps, '42. DOROTHY GREMILLION A likeable girl with a likeable way. Pep Squad, '41: Bruinettes, '42: B.A.A., '41- '42: Red Cross, '43: Louisiana Club. '41g Grease Club, '43, Spanish Club, '42-'43g Usher, '43. HOWARD GUY We wonder why he never gets to school on Monday. Transferred from Leesvi'le, '39: Junior Band. '40-'41: Senior Band, '41-'44: Football Band, '40-'44: Hi-Y Club, '43-'44: Bolton Cadets, '42-'44. JANICE HALKER A friendly heart with room for all. 3ruinettes, '43-'44: Cumtux Staff, '42-'43: 3.A.A., '42-'44: Vice-President Library Staff, 43-'44g Paper Salvage Club, '43-'44. MELVIN HARKINS f silence was golden, -le would be a millionaire. afety Patrol, '42g Glee Club, '42. ELENDEE GREMILLION A noble fellow, if l ever saw one. Bookroom Staff, '43: Grease Club, '43-'44, BILLY HAAS We think that he's a very good sport, And he usually makes a good report. Dramatic Club, '42-'44g Boys State. '43: Victory Corps, '42-'43: National Honor So- ciety, '43-'44: Bruin Editorfal Staff, '43-'44' B.A.A., '40-'44, EULALIE HALL This bonnie wee lass, is the pride of our class. Pep Squad, '41-'42: Bruinettes, '43-'44g Senior Science Club, '43-'44: B.A.A., '41-'44g Victory Corps, '42-'43g Cumtux, '43: Cumtux Typist. LINCOLN HARRELL Just being happy is o fine thing. Safety Council, '43. CAROL GRUBB The female Einstein. Concert Band, '40-'43: Football Band, '42- '44: State Band Rally, '41-'42: District Band Rally, '41-'42: Senior Science Club, '43-'44g B.A.A., '40-'41g Bluebirds, '40-'42g P.W.C., '42-'43: Blue Triangle, '43-'44g Safety Coun- cil, '42g Honor Roll, '40-'44: Pan-American Club, '42: Scholarship B , '40-'43: Cor- poral in Football Band, '43, JOE HAAS Joe's a guy who's very fast, and lives in his famed brother's past, But with these traits we think him swell, and without any help he'll end up well? Safety Council, '41-'42: Bruin, '41-'42g Bruin Photography Editor, '42-'43: Bruin Assistant Editor '43-'44: Junior Debate Club, Society, '41- '40-'41: Senior Forensic '43: Quill and Scroll, '42-'44: National Honor Club, '42-'43g Society, '43-'44: Aviation Press Club, '43-'44: Hi-Y Club, '42-'44: Cumtux Photographer, '43-'44g Bolton Cadets, '42-'43g Victory Corps, '42-'43: B.A.A., '40- '44: Carnival, '41g Pelican Boys' State. '43: Honor Roll, '40-'43. ROEVE HAMMILL No matter what conditions may be, She's always on friendly terms with everyone. Pan-American Club, '40-'41: Louisiana Club, '40-'41g Bruin Staff, '42-'43: Cumtux, '41- '429 French Club, '42-'43: Spanish Club, '40- '41: P.W.C., '42-'43g Red Cross Representa- tive, '42-'43g Senior Science Club, '43-'44: Office Staff, '43-'44Q Usher at Graduation, '43g B.A.A., '41-'44: Victory Corps, '42-'43g Scrap Collection, '41-'42g Cheering Squad, '40-'41. WAYNE HAWTHORN The world was made to be enjoyed, So why go to school? Cub Football, '40-'41g Track, '40-'41: Radio Club, '41-'42: Aviation Club, '42-'43: Victory Corps. '42-'43g Home Guard, '42: I-Ii-Y Club, '43-'44: Bolton Cadets, '42-'43g Varsity Football. '42-'43: Tennis Club, '40-'41g Junior Red Cross, '40-'44, EVELYN HICKMAN She's very cute and is some attraction, But she can drive you to distraction. Bruin Staff, '42-'44: Drum Majorette, '41- '43g Junior Debating Club, '40-'42: Dramatic Club, '42-'44q Office Staff, '41-'42: Tennis Club, '43-'44g Aviation Club, '42-'43:Boost- ers, '43-'44g Victory Corps, '42-'43: Foot- ball Band, '40-'41g Concert Band, '41-'42: District Music Festival, '41: State Music Festival, '42: Louisiana College Debate Tournament, '40-'42g State Normal Debate Tournament, '41-'42g Ruston Debate Tourna- ment, '41: Carnival Dance, '40-'41, B.A.A., '41-'44: Muck Trial, '42. J. L. HINCKLEY A cuter boy isn't around, A nicer one can't be found. Co-op Club, '42-'43: B.A.A., '42-'44. ELIZABETH HOLY Though she's little, quiet, and shy, She'll more than just get by. Concert Band, '40-'43: Home Economics Club. '43-'44g Newcomers, '40: Secretary of Home Ecnomics Club, '43-'44g Bluebirds, '4Og P.W.C., '41-'42: Safety Council, '42: B.A.A.. '43-'44: Junior Red Cross, '40-'44. ANN HOWELL Here's our Ann, cute and gay Sweet and charming in every way, She's Bolton's ideal girl. And keeps the boys in a whirl. Honor Roll. '40-'443 Bluebirds. '40: Boosters, '4Og Band Boosters. '42-'44: Press Club, '42- '44g Blue Triangle, '43-'44: Quill and Scroll, '43-'44: Bruin, '40-'44: Feature Editor, '41- '42g Editor Bruin. '43-'44: Bruin B , '43- '44: National Honor Society, '42-'44: Campus Favorite, '43-'44: Pres'dent Terms III. IV, VII, VIII: Secretary Press Club, '43-'44: Library, '42-'43g Library Pin. '43: Carnival Dances. '41-'42.: Junior Debate C'11b, '40-'41: Senior Forensic Society. '41-'42: Louisiana College Rally, '41: State Normal Rally, '42: B.A.A.. '41-'44: Girls' Leaders Club, '42: Most Popular Senior Girl. '44: State Band Contest, '40: Concert Band. '40: Senior Ring Committee, '43: Victory Corps, '42-'43: As- sistant Editor Flruin, '42-'43, NORMA LEE HICKS Here's a cute blonde, With a cute smile, She won't need a wand, To make things worthwhile. Transfer Scarsdale High, Scarsdale, N. Y., '42: Cumtux, '42-'44: Safety Council, '42-'43: Spanish Club, '42-'44: Assistant Business Manager Cumtux, '43: Business Manager Cumtux, '44g Dramatic Club, '43-'43: Press Club, '42-'43: National Honor Society, '43- '44: Quill and Scroll. '43-'44: Honor Roll, '42-'44g Red Cross, '42-'43: Victory Corps, '43: B.A.A., '42-'44g Band Boosters, '43-'44g Cliiarman Bonds and Stamps Sales. '43-'44g First Lieutenant in Scrap Drive, '42. EARLIS HINES Not afraid ot work but not in sympathy with it. Aeronautics Club, '42-'44: Cafeteria Staff. Bolton Cadets, '42-'42l: Honor Roll, BOBBY HONORE Bobby's dancing feet Gives girls quite a treat. Junior Debating' Club, '40-'41: Tennis Club, '42-'43: Co-op Club, '43-'44g Boys' Beauty Contest. '42-'4fi: I'l.A.A,, '40-'44. HILDA HOWELL Pleasantness will carry anyone through lite. Football Band. '41-'43: Concert Band, '41- '43: B.A.A., '43-'44, ROBBIE HIGDON Now Robbie is a girl who is new, But those that compare with her are f Junior Red Cross, '43g Victory Corps, '4 FRANCES HOLLIDAY Frances you surely should meet, For she's so charmingly petite. P.W.C., 413425 President of P.W.C., '42- Victory Corps, '42-'43, Library Staff, 'i4:4Hunor Roll. '40-'43s Junior Red Cr ' 0-' . DOUGLAS HOUSE Douglas House with his blond hair, Keeps the girls in a stare. Cafeteria Staff, '41-'44: Military Drill, '44I C.A.P.C.. '43-'443 Junior Red Cross, '44, JOYCE HUGHES School's a joke and all things show i I thought so once, and now I know it Home Economics Club. '41: Red Cross, '44: B.A.A.. '43: Scrap Drive. O. L. HUGHES Tall, blond, lots of fun, What more could you ask for? Football Band. '41-'42: Movie Club, '43 B.A.A., '43, BETTY LOU IVIE Here's a cute brown-eyed miss Whose lips were made to- - Oh My. Transferred Little Rock, Arkansas, '43. BILLY JEANETTE He'll dance his way into some girl's heart. Victory Corps, '42: Bolton Cadets, '43: Boys' Beauty Contest, '40-'-42: Senior Science Club, '43: B.A.A., '41-'42g R.O.T.C., '41. BOBBIE JONES All the boys have said, She sure is a cute redhead. Junior Red Cross, '40-'44: Safety Council, 41: B.A.A., '41-'43: Blue Triangle, '42g Iunior Homemakers, '40-'42: Pep Squad, '42g Scrap Drive, '43, HARLAND HUNDLEY This is Harland, Harland B Bolton without him? No sireel Louisiana Club, '413 Stamp Club. '42 fVice- Presidentl: B.A.A., '40-'43: Victory Corps, '42-'43g Bolton Cadets, '42-'43: Pelican B0y's State. '43: Vice-President VIII: Cumtux Re- porter, '43g Junior Red Cross, '40-'43, MAUDIE MAE JACKSON To Bolton Maudie Mae came, And brought with her glory and fame. Diploma Girl, '43. HEWITTE J EANSONNE A mind mature, not easily swayed, P Could this be, Hewitt. C0-op, '41-'44: B.A.A., '41-'43. VIRGINIA JONES Working on the Cumtux ever, loyal, popular, and clever. Band Boosters, '43-'44: Boosters, '42-'43g Cumtux, '41-'44: Managing Editor. '43-'44: Junior Debate Club, 40-'42g Senior Debate Club, '42-'44: Normal Tournament, '40-'4l' f '40-'41g Louisiana College Tournament. Tech. Tournament, '42-'43g Bolton Band- wagon, '43-'44: Senior Ring Committee, '43: Bluebirds, '40-'41g Dramatic Club, '41-'43: Blue Triangle, '43-'44: Quill and Scroll, '42- '44: Press Club, '42-'43: National Honor So- ciety, '43-'443 Victory Corps, '42-'43: Peli- can Girls' State, '43-'44g Carnival Dance, '40-'41g B.A.A., '40-'44: Scholarship B '40-'41: Office Staff, '43-'44: Mock Trial '41-'42, 1 i WINIFRED INGOLD I may be small but so was Napoleon! Transferred Taylorsville High School, Tay- lorsville, N. C.. '4l: Bolton Cadets, '433 Vic- tory Corps, '43: B.A.A., '41-'43: Movie Club, '43-'-44. JOHN EARL JAMES Anchor's Aweigh is his theme song, now. Junior Band, '41: Senior Band. '41-'43: Junior Debate Club, '41-'42: Senior Debate Club, '43-'44: National Honor Society, '44: Tennis Club, '43: Varsity Football Team, '43: Vice-President III: Bolton Cadets, '433 Victory Corps, '43. LOIS JEANSONNE A nicer girl you'll never find, Surely you know who we have in mind. Victory Corps, '43: B.A.A., '44g Paper Sal- vaasge Representative. '43-'44: Scrap Drive, MARGARET JORDAN Our cute little cheerleader has intelli- gence Plus popularity- that can never be equaled. Bruin Staff, '43-'44: Carnival Dance, '40- v Victory Corps, '43: Tennis Club, '40-'44: Boosters, '40-'44: Treasury Staff, '42-'443 Cheerleader, '40-'41 and '42-'43: Head Cheer- leader, '43-'44: Best-all-around freshman, '40-'41: Favorites, '43-'44: Band, '40-'41' B.A.A., '40-'44, ni. . 4. .-. .. BETTY JEAN JOSEPH A sweet, attractive girl with many friends and no enemies. B.A.A., '41-'44: Louisiana Club, '41-'42g Spanish Club, '41-'43: Honor Roll, '41-'43: Scholarship B , '43g Blue Triangle. '43-'44g Boosters, '41-'43: Typing Pin, '42: Usher for Graduation, '43: Office Staff, '43: Cum- tux Business Staff, '43. ANNIE LEE KELLEY Blue eyes, twice her size, With a personality to charm those guys. Bluebirds, '40-'41: Vice-President of Blue- birds, '40-'4l: P.W.C., '41-'42: B.A.A., '40- '42: Pep Squad, '4lg Diploma Girl, '43. BARBARA KNAPP lf there was a prize given to the sweetest, We are sure she would win. Transferred Blytheville High School, Blythe- ville. Arkansas. PAUL LaCOMBE He's awfully cute with personality plus, And on the gridiron he kicks up the dust. Transferred from Poland High, '40, Safety Council, '41-'42: Secretary Paper Salvage Club, '43-'44g Victory Corps, '42-'43: Cub Football, '42-'43: Varsity Football, '43-'44: Cafeteria Staff, '433 Canteen Staff, '42g Model Airplane Club, '43: B.A.A., '43-'44. LYNN KEES J. Lynn Kees can keep you in stitches, And his driving can give you the twitches. French Club, '42-'43: French Club, Presi- dent, '42-'43g Centeen Staff, '41-'443 Junior Debate, '40: Tennis Club, '41, NANCY KELLEY Kelley's the friend of all, Being personality personified. She'll be famous on the stage, Before she's even tried. Bluebirds, '40-'41: President of Bluebirds, '40: Junior Debating Club, '40-'41: Louisiana College Tournament, '40: Normal Tourna- ment, '40: Bruin Business Staff, '41-'43: Bruin Editorial Staff, '43-'44: Blue Triangle, '42-'44: Secretary Blue Triangle, '43-'44: Band Boosters, '41-'44: Vice-President Band Boosters. '42-'44: Dramatic Club, '41-'44: President Dramatic Club, '43-44: National Honor Society, '43-'44: B.A.A., '40-'44: Vic- tory Corps, '42-'43g Carnival Dance, '40: Library Staff, '42-'44: Bolton Bandwagon, '43-'44: Vice-President Term III: Favorite, '44g Normal Speech Tournament, '44. JEANETTE KOJIS Pretty hair and pretty eyes, What more could any boy ask. Victory Corps. '43: B.A.A., '43: Sc-rap Drive, '42 TOMMY LaCOUR Brown hair, blue eyes, and handsome toop So watch out girls, he might not be true. Airplane, '42: Cub Football, '40-'422 Cub Basketball, '41-'42: Freshman Basketball. '39: B.A.A., '40-'44g President B.A.A., '43- '44 JERRY KELLAM He's a self-made man, And he worships his creator. Band. '40: Tennis Club, '40: Spanish Cl '40: Louisiana Club 2405 Library Staff, '- Vice-President Library Staff, '41: Sta Club. '42: Victory Corps, '42: Bolton Cade '42g B.A.A., '41-'44: Hi-Y, '43-'44. DORIS KELLY Fate will never let her down, She's sure to get a great renown. Central Louisiana Rally, '413 Victory Cox '42-'43p 4-H Club, '43. A. J. KOURY Afar we search and seek, But find no other so unique. Transferred from Menard. IRION LAFARGUE Brains plus looks and some people he's shy. Junior Debate Club, '40-'42: National Hi Society, '43-'44: Boys' Pelican State, Senior Debate Club, '43-'44g Cumtux, '43g Victory Corps, '42-'43: Senior Boy l Likely to Succeed, '43-'44: Presdient of tional Honor Society, '44. GWEN LANDRY mother of Bolton's song birds. irls' Trio, '43-'44, Girls' Ensemble, '43-'44! irls' Chorus, '43-'44, Mixed Chorus, '43- V4, Junior Red Cross, '43-'44. DAVID LEVINE Jmeday you'll say, I knew him when. .A.A., '40-'44, Dramatic Club. '42-'43, ice-President Dramatic Club, '43, Press ub, '43, National Honor Soicety, '43, Vice- resident National Honor Society, '43, manish Club, '41, Stamp Club, '42, Cumtux aporter Stamp Club, '42, Victory Corps, 3. FRED LOHMAN irry, no word in the dictionary explains him. A.A., '42-'44, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Bol- ri Cadet. '42-'43, Hi-Y, '43-'44, Movie nb, 43-'44, Usher at Graduation, '43, BUSTER LOWTHER ster has a little car, st hanging on a thread, id everywhere this auto goes, A cop is just ahead. iior Debating Club, '39, Freshman Bas- ball, '39-'40, Chorus, '39-'43, Cub Bas- ball. '40-'41, Varsity Basketball, '41-'44, rsity Track, '43-'44, Safety Council, '41, :ral Reading Club, '41-'42, Radio Speak- Club, '41-'42, Dramatic Club, '42-'43- rerleader, '43. FRANCES LANIER A's and B's but she knows no C's. Bluebirds, '40! Cumtux Reporter, '40, Bronze B , '41, Vice-President Bluebirds, '40-'41, French Club, '41-'42, Secretary French Club, '41-'42, Boosters, '42-'43, Sil- ver B , '42, President French Club, '43, Victory Corps, '43, Gold B , '43. GRACE LEVINES Can I help it if I was just born brilliant?? 4-H Club, '43-'44. RUBY LOLAN There's beauty that lies, In her big brown eyes. Bluebirds, '40-'41, P.W.C., '42-'44, Blue Triangle, '43-'44, B.A.A., '40-'44, Red Cross Council, '43-'44. ROBERT MCDANIEL He belongs to the bachelors club-Darn it!! Basketball Manager, '43, Home Guard, '42, Track Manager. '40, Spanish Club, '41-'42, Red Cross, '40-'44, B.A.A., '40-'44, Bolton Bandwagon, '43-'44, Hi-Y Club, '43-'44, Treasurer Hi-Y Club, '43-'44, Dramatic Club, '43-'44, Mock Trial, '42, Basketball Manager, '42-'43, Safety Council, '40-'41, Radio Club, '43-'44. LUCILLE LEDFORD The boys always look twice when they see Lucille. Transferred from Block High School, Jones- ville, La., '40-'41, B.A.A., '40-'43. EVIE JANE LINDSEY Fond of fun and frolic. Bruin, '42-'43, Victory Corps, '43, B.A.A., '40-'44, Tennis Club, '43, Treasury Staff, '44, Safety Council, '42-,,Blue Triangle, '43, Home Economics C.ub, '42, Scrap Drive, '43, Red Cross Representative, '43, BETTY LOWTHER Small and delicate, Quiet and timid- I can dream can't l?? Tennis Club, '41-'44, Carnival Dance, '41, Call Outs, '43-'44, Grease Club, '44, Tennis Team, '44, Band Boosters, '41-'43, Favorites, '44, B.A.A., '41-'44, Victory Corps, '43, Bruin, '43-'44. BUDDY MCDONALD He specializes in everything-including girls. Football B , '41, Home Guard, '42, BILLY MCFARLAND A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Safety Patrol, '40-'4l: Pan-American Club, '41: Co-op Club, '43, B.A.A., '43, SAM MARSHALL The world is my stage, And the hearts of girls are my stepping stones. Junior Debate Club, '40-'41: B.A.A., '40-'41g Secretary Terms VII, VIII: Secretary Hi-Y, '43-'44: Victory Corps, '42-'43: Home Guard, '41-'42g Best Looking Senior Boy, '43-'44, DOROTHY JEAN MELLON D0rothy's the type of girl we all like to meet, She's got charm and it can't be beat. MARY MORGAN, .A girl whose aim never changes. Home Economics Club, '41-'42g Typist for Cafeteria, '43-'44. THELMA MCGEE True to her work, word, and friends. Home Econom'cs Club, '41-'-12: P.W.C., '42- '43. LYNN MATHIS Some walk the straight and narrow path, But to me that's a laugh. Transferred from Winnfield. B.A.A., '43-'44, C.A.P.C., '43-'44. ETHEYL MILLER A friendly smile, a cheerful laugh, What more could anyone ask? Home Economics Club, '41-'42: P.W.C., '42- '43 3 B.A.A.. '42-'44. MARY LOU MOTTER Cute, nice, awfully sweet, And Mary Lou just can't be beat. B.A.A., '40-'42: Chorus, '43-'44: Book Room, '40-'44g Track, '40-'4l: Pep Squad, '40. is ESTHER MCGRAW A small violet, but true blue. Junior Red Cross, '41: Paper Club, '43. HELEN MELICHOR Helen ot Troy had nothing on our Hele Melichor. ligme Economics Club, '40-'41: P.W.C., '4 EUNICE MOBLEY Sugar is a good nickname for her. B.A.A., '40-'44: Carnival Dance, '41: Tem Club, '4l: P.W.C., '41-'42: Blue Triang '43-'44g Victory Corps, '42-'43. JIMMY NANCE He's little and his face is innocent BUT Louisiana Club, '40-'41: Bruin Staff, '41-' Aviation Club, '42-'43: Victory Corps, ' '43, Footba'l Band, '41-'43: Senior Ba '41-'43g Model Airplane Club, '42-'43: B.A '41-'42. LOUISE NANCE Mischievous, bright, and gay, Lou will always make her wa Y. Transferred Baton Rouge High School, '42 Cumtux Staff, '43-'44, Bruin Staff, '42-'44 Bruin B , '43, Spanish Club, '42-'43, Re porter Spanish Club, '42-'43, Honor Rolli '41-'44, Victory Corps, '42-'43, C.A.P.C. '43-'44, B.A.A., '42-'44, Victory Ball, '43 Dramatic Club, '43-'44, Boosters, '43-'4-4. DOROTHY NUGENT A true Boltonite. GLADYS MAE ODOM lere is one well liked, xlso very clever and bright. unior Debating, '40, B.A.A., '41, Girls' leader Club, '42, Spanish Club, '42, Third, entral Softball Rally, '42, First, Central rack Meet, '42, Horseshoe Pitching, '42. RICHARD ORTEGO etter known as Test Tube . ,A.A., '39-'44, Louisiana Club, '41, Victory yrps, '42, Science Club, '43-'44. Senior Science. '43-'44, Pep Squad, '42-'43, B.A.A., '42-'44. GERALDINE NARROW Curly hair, brown eyes, Lady! Watch those wolf cries! B.A.A., '40-'43, Pep Squad, '40-'41, Library Staff, '43-'44, Scrap Drive, '42-'43. RALPH NUGENT By nature he is an easy-going gentleman. Transferred from Georgetown Junior High, '41, B.A.A., '41-'43, Victory Corps, '42-'43, LEE OLIVER She's a yankee Con it be? You couldn't help it Could you Lee? Transferred from Pennsylvania, '40, Blue- birds, '40-'41, Transferred from DeRidder, '42, Spanish Club, '42-'43, Dramatic Club, '42-'43, Chorus. '40, Football Band, '42, Library Staff, '42-'43, Bruin Business Staff, '43, Junior Red Cross, '40-'43, Transferrred to Bracketville, Texas, '43, KATHRINE PEART She's faithful and true to the U.S.O.'s, And this sweet maiden has no foes. Junior Homemakers Club, '40-'41, B.A.A., '42-'44, Bruinettes, '43-'44, Junior Red Cross, '40-'44. DOROTHY NEWMAN Of faithful friends she takes the lead, Intelligent and true in word or deed. P.W.C., '42, Home Economics Club, '41, Red Cross Representative, '42-'43, Blue Triangle, '43-'44, Scholarship B , '41-'42, Honor Roll, '41-'43, Typing Pin, '43. BETTY FAYE ODOM Luck and Happiness is bound to come her way. Victory Corps, '42-'43, Girls' Chorus, '42, Girls' Softball, '42, Co-op Club, '43-'44, Pep Squad, '42. RUTH ORMISTON Did I hear you say shy??? Transferred from Rocky River High School, Rocky River, Ohio. HUEY PETERMAN Known by all and liked by all Aviation Cadets, '4 3. l l SAMMY POOLE Here's a cute boy, Sammy Poole, And cheerfulness is his only rule. Debating Club, '41, French Club, '42, Can- teen, '42, Secretary French Club, '43, Vic- tory Corps, '43, Hi-Y, '44, PHILIP PRICE Here's a boy who'Il shake the hand, Of everv member of the band. B.A.A., '40-'43, President 4-H Club, '42-'43, Royal Motion Pictures, '43, Band Clinic, Football Band, '40-'43, Senior Band, '41-'43, Cafeteria, '42-'43, National Honor Society, '43, Dramatic, '42. VICTOR RAXDALE He is not as bashful as he looks. B.A.A., '40-'44, Victory Corps, '42-'44, Cub Football, '42, Varsity Football, '43, Bolton Cadets, '43-'44. LOIS REYNAUD She's a gift to every class. Transferred from Poland High, '42, Red Cross, '43-'44, 4-H Club, '42-'44, MARIE PORTO She's so sweet And kinda small Always gentle, kind to all. Red Cross, '43, Victory Corps, '43, Softball Central, '42, Track, '42. MARTELL PUCKETT That dashing young man is Always dashing around with Cumtux. Louisiana Club, '43-'44, Dramatic Club, '42- '43, Hi-Y, '42-'43, Cumtux, Circulation Manager, '42-'44, Senior Science Club, '43- '44, Hi-Y President, '43-'44, LOUISE RAYNER With all her pep, She'll make a rep. Transferred from Byrd, '42, Bruinettes, '42- '44, Victory Corps, '42, B.A.A., '42-'44. ELAINE RICHARDSON An open-hearted kindness wins many friends. Transferred from Cheneyville, '43, Red Cross, '43-'44, Home Economics Club, '43-'44, Bruinettes, '43-'44, B.A.A., '43-'44. Q i DOT POST Always happy, always gay, Merry the livelong day, In debating she's won a lot. Yes, that's right-it's our Dot. President Terms I, Il, '40-'41, Bluebird '40-'41, Cumtux, '40-'44, Feature Editc Cumtux, '43-'44, Junior Debating Club, '4 '41, Senior Debating Club, '41-'44, Secretar Senior Debating' Club, '42-'44, B.A.A., '4 '44, Blue Triangle, '43-'44, Boosters, '42-'4 Press Club, '42-'43, Dramatic Club, '41-'4 Quill and Scroll, '42-'44, National Honor S ciety, '43-'44, Carnival Dance, '40-'41, V' tory Ball, '43, Pelican Grils' State, '4 Choral Reading Group, '41-'42, Girls' Tr '43-'44, Girls' Leaders Club, '42, Honor Rf '40-'44, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Honoral Mention, News Story, National Scholast Journalism Contest, '43, First Girls' Di' sion. Normal, Tech, and Shreveport, '41-'4 Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed, '43-'A EDWARD PUGH Tall, blond and handsome, foo, ls this young man named Edward Pugl' Co-op Club, '42-'43, B.A.A., '42-'43, JOSEPH REDUS Joe Redus has lots of pep, And no one can say he's not hep. Tennis Club, '40-'43, Tennis Team, '42-' Safety Council, '42, B.A.A., '41-'44. LETA ROBERTS She can work and play in a no small v Something we all wish we could do. NATHAN ROBERTS N mon of this kind s a very rare find. 'an-American, '41: Safety Council, '42g Vic- ory Corps, '42: Bolton Cadets, '43g Ping 'ong, '42g Basketball, '42. EDWARD RUSK lust a Casonova on the loose. Aviation Club, '42: Paper Salvage Club, '43- 44: President Paper Salvage Club, '43g !.A.A., '41-'43: Royal Motion Pictures, '43, LOUISE SHORT x smile for everyone. lewcomers. '403 Bruin Staff, '4l: Red Cross ouncil, '42: Victory Corps, '43: Office Staff, I3-'44: Honor Roll, '42g Scholarship B , :2g B.A.A., '43. INEZ SMITH eware, l may do something startling yet. ictory Corps, '43: Pep Squad, '42g Bruin- ,tes, '42-'44g B.A.A., '40-'44. ALEXANDER ROBINSON Worry only brings on gray hair, So why worry??? B,A.A., '41-'44, Junior Red Cross Represen- tative. '42-'43: Victory Corps, '42-'43 French Club. '41-'43: Senior Science Club: '43-'44, Safety Council, '43-'44. LOIS LEE RYLAND Lois Lee is quite a lass, Right on time for every class. Junior Red Cross, '42. ALINE SINGLETON Those who work are well repaid. Home Economics Club. '43g Press Club, '43- '44: Blue Triangle, '42-'443 National Honor Society, '43-'44: Secretary National Honor Society, '43-'44g Bluebirds, '4l. JIMMY SMITH Don't let him fool you, girls, He's just another Casonova at heart. Junior Red Cross Representative, '42-'43: Victory Corps, '42. AUGUSTINE RUIZ If he leads men as he leads his band, In future life he'Il be a great man. Spanish Club, '40-'43, Pan-American Club, '41: Vice-President Pan-American Club, '413 Lieutenant Band, '42: Captain Band, '43-'44g Central Band lst, '42: State Band, lst, '42g President Spanish Club, '42-'43: Band, '42- '44. JACK SHERRILL A lion among women is a most dreadful thing. Louisiana Club, '40: Cumtux Staff, '40g Band, '40-'42g Hi-Y Club, '43, Aviation Club, '431 Victory Corps, '43g Bolton Cadets, '43: Home Guard, '42: B.A.A., '41-'43: Tennis Club, '40-'41g Model Airplane Club, '43. BOBBIE SMITH BoIton's most popular senior boy, To a certain brunette isn't a toyg He's small, blond, and full of pep, And he's got what we call HEP!!! Hi-Y, '43-'44: Dramatic Club, '42-'44: Na- tional Honor Society, '43-'44g Victory Corps, 42-'43: Band, '40-'43: B.A.A., '41-'44g Presi- dent Terms VI, VII, VIII: Cub Football, '41- '42 PATRICIA SPENCER There's nothing good enough to be said, About this cute redhead. P.W.C., '42-'43g Scholarship B , '42-'43g Safety Council, '42-'43g Victory Corps, '43. P.W.C., '41-'42g Pep Squad, '41-'42g B.A.A., '42-'44g Typing Pin, '42g Safety Council, '42- '433 Honor Roll, '41-'44g Blue Triangle, '43- '44: National Honor Society, '43-'44g Bruin Business Staff, '43-'44: Treasury Staff, '43- '44. , J J. W. SPRU ELL He's cute and shy, but ohooooo my-. B.A.A., '42-'44, Junior Red Cross, '42-'44, BARBARA STELL To me business is pleasure and pleasure is my business. B.A.A., '41-'44. NATALIE SILLIVAN Why boys leave home!! Victory Corps, '43, B.A.A.. '41-'43, Lieuten- ant Bruinettes, '42-'43, Captain Bruinettes, '43-'44, Diploma Gfrls. '42, Pep Squad, '42. BEVERLY TREADWELL Lots of fun, Lots of pep, Bev's got it, You can bet. Boosters. '40-'42, Junior Red Cross, '41 Tennis Club, '41-'42, Library Staff. '43 Safety Council, '42, Bruin Staff, '41, B.A.A., '40-'43, Victory Corps, '43. VONNELL STANLEY She is sweet, she is pretty, in school she tried to do her duty. Home Economics Club, '43, B.A.A., '41-'44, BEAUCHAMP STEPHENS Beauchamp slays 'em with her swing. Junior Debate, '41, Tennis Club, '41-'42, B.A.A.. '41-'44, Victory Corps, '43, Football Band, '41-'44, Corporal Football Band, '42, Sergeant Football Band, '43-'44, National Band Clinic, '43-'44, District Music Festival, '42, State Music Contest, '42, Junior Band, '41, Senior Band, '42-'44, Dance Band, '43- '44, LORRAINE TEXADA The good die young-be careful!! B.A.A., '43-'44, Bruinettes, '42-'43, Spanish Club, '41-'44, Paper Salvage Club, '43. MARJORIE TUBRE Marjorie's the girl, With a love for flings, When vacation time comes, Just hear her sing. Home Economics Club, '41-'44, Book Room Staff. '43, B.A.A.. '41-'44, Bruinettes, '42- '43, Pep Squad. '41, Victory Corps, '43. BETTY STEADMAN She's as sweet as the sweetest and goc as the best. Transferred, Lake Charles, '40, B.A.A., '4 '44, P.W.C., '42-'43, Blue Triangle, '43-'4 Football Band, '41-'44, Senior Band, '42-'4 District Band Contest, '42, State Band Co test, '42, National Band Clinic, '44Z Offic Senior Band, '43-'44, Pep Squad, '40, Bo Room Staff, '43-'44. GEORGIA STI LLEY A better friend can't be found. B.A.A., '40-'41, P.W.C., '42, Red Cross, '4 Safety Council, '43, Scholarship B , '41-'1 Bruin Staff. '41, Typing Pen, '42. MARY LOVE THOMAS Five feet two, Tiny tot, To Bolton people That's quite C1 lot. Bluebirds. '40-'41, Newcomers, '40, Pre dent Bluebirds, '41, Tennis Club, '40-' Band Boosters, '41-'44, Secretary B: Boosters, '43, Bruin Staff, '41-'44, Pl' Club, '43-'44, Dramatic Club, '42-'43, Libr Staff, '43-'44, Vice-President Term VI, B All Round Junior, '43, Favorite, '44, Diplc Girl, '43, B.A.A., '40-'44, Blue Triangle, ' BEVERLY TULLOS All a smile and never a frown, She's the kind that really gets aroun Pep Squad, '40, B.A.A., '40-'43, Libr Staff, '40-'44, Girls' Chorus, '40, Vict Corps, '42-'43. FRANCES TURNER e's quiet and perhaps she's shy, it she's one girl, life won't pass by. ansferred from Columbus High School, lumbus, Georgia. P.W.C., '41-'43, Grease lb, '42-'44, Senior Science Club. '43-'44, '43-'44, :retar-y, Senior Science Club, 'nor Roll, '41-'44, B.A.A., '42-'44, Typing 1, '42. MARILYN VOORHIES ng dark hair, Big brown eyes, e's a very cute girl, In Bolton's students' eyes. mis Club, '40-'41, Art Staff Bruin, '40, lfross, '42, Grease Club, '43, Pep Squad, -' 1. PAT WAKEMAN Jular, sweet, and kind, :uter girl you'll never find. nis Club, '43, Bluebirds, '41, Secretary ebirds, '41, Bruin, '41, Red Cross, '43, tory Corps, '43. MILDRED WELLS dred may be quite and shy, we know she'Il get by. ebirds. '41-'42, Tennis Club, '42-'43, ior Debating Club, '40-'43: B.A.A., '41- Blue Triangle. '43-'44, Press Club. '43- Bruin Business Staff, '43-'44, Honor , '41-'44. O. J. VICKNAIR Seen with the girls in the public eye, He's a football man for Bolton High. MARY NELL WAKEFIELD Here is Miss Sophisticate of '44, Sometimes she's happy, sometimes she's blue, Her figure divine, and face so fair, Give her a very distinguished air. Home Economics Club, '41-'42, Junior Red Cross, '43, B.A.A., '40-'43. EDWIN WARE Ossie here is a friend to all, I wander if he'll ever fall. Junior Debate, '41-'42, Safety Patrol, '42, Safety Council, '42, Canteen, '42-'44, Hi-Y, '43, Victory Corps, '43, Choral Club, '43, Junior Debate Club, '43. HELEN WHALEY Roll on old world, And l'll roll with you. C. A. VOELKER He's tall and handsome, Of women fond. And to top all that- He's really a blonde!! Transferred from Webb School. Bell Buckle Tennessee. B.A.A., '43-'44, Victory Court '44, C.A.P.C., '43-'44. JOANN WAKEMAN l've never seen anything quite so fair, As the golden glow of Joann's hair. Bluebirds, '40: Tennis Club, '40-'44, Vice- President Tennis Club, '42-'43, Boosters, '42- '43, B.A.A., '40-'44, Victory Corps, '42- '43, Safety Council, '41-'42, Mock Trial, '41- '42, Bruin Editorial Staff, '42-'44. TRUDY WEIL With smiling face and rosy cheeks She will get what she seeks. Junior Debate, '40, Bluebirds, '40, Treasurer Bluebirds. '40, Cumtux Business Staff, '40- '41, Tennis Club, '41, Louisiana Club, '41, Pep Squad, '41, B.A.A., '40-'43, Victory Corps. '42, P.W.C., '42, Bruin Staff, '42, Spanish Club, '42-'43, Secretary Spanish Club, '42-'43, Blue Triangle, '43, Senior Science C'ub, '43: Carnival Dance, '40, Book Room Staff, '42-'43, Honor Roll, '40-'43, Pelican Girls' State. '43, Secretary Terms V, VI: Scrap Drive, '42. 1 OTEY WHITE For an all-round good fellow, He rightly takes the cake, With fuzzy dome, and winning smile, He makes life at Bolton worthwhile. Safety Patrol, '42-'43, Safety Council, '43, First Lieutenant Cadets. '43, Victory Corps, '43, Tennis Club, '41-'42. PHILIP WHITE On the gridiron he's really swell, And as a Cosonoval well. Football B , '433 Bolton Cadets, '43. CALVIN WOODRUFF When it comes to having fun, Calvin's not to be outdone. Bolton Cadets, '43g Victory Corps, '43, PATRICIA WHITMAN Be careful with those eyes. B.A.A., '42-'44: Victory Corps, '42-'43g Senior Science, '43-'44g Bruincttes, '42-'44. HOUSTON WORSHAM H is for Houston, that wise old student, Who spends all his time in being prudent. He claims he is a woman hater, It that's the truth, we'll find out later. Red Cross. '43: Grease Club, V433 Safety Council, '-453: Model Airplane Club, GEORGIE YOUNGER A cute girl with lots of pep, The most outstanding thing about her rep. Blue-birds. N103 Bruin, '40-'43: I3.A.A.. '41- '43: Dramatic Club. '42-HIS: Office Staff. '41-'43!: Boosters, 'Ill-'43: Girls' Lozulors Club. '42: Service B Office. '42-513: Sm'- retary Dramatic Club, '435: Vis-tory Corps. '43: National Honor Society, 113: Victory Court, '433 Homecoming' Court, 5121: Honor Roll, '-13. DAVID WILSON He lives twice, who lives his first I good ond well. Si-err-tary Term I: Spanish Club, '41: I tional Honor Society, '43-'443 Quill 2 Sm-oil, 424344: B.A.A., '42g Louisiana Cl '4l: Stamp Club, '-12: President Stamp Cl V123 Cumtux. '42-'44g Business Mana: Cumtux, '43-'f14. BETTY YARBROUGH This is Betty, She's tall and fair, Sophisticated, And debonair. Pop Squad. 'fllz liruinottes. '4lC Ho! makers. '4l: Spanish Club, '42-'44g B.A '42-514. SENIOR SNAPS I I. Lohman gets o thrill!!! 3. Bolton's Babbling Brook. 5. Seniors make good at KALB. 2. Sophisticated Seniors!?!! lor Slap Happy?l 4. Pst!! Whcit'S the answer? 6. Too bad he's leaving for the Navy ENTERED NAVY SEPTEMBER 27, 1943 SPRING: PAUL SPERA JACK CAPPELL SAM ANTONY President Vice President Secretary FALL: JOE VILLARD GRAVES HOLLOWAY MALCOLM WILKES President Vice President Secretory Uoined Navy? IUNICDR OFFICERS l I JAMES AMOS I 6 3 SAM ANTONY 5, ff 149' , -7.1 f L ' ' ' 'J ,f - X 'ff l . f ll ! f JERRY ADAMS I BETTY ADLER GEORGIA ATTREP OWANA BAIR BETTY BALDRIDGE BETTY BEIL SARA BEAL WINONA BELGARD ALLAN BERNSTEIN BILLY BESSONETTE JIMMY BIRDSONG FRAN EOLTON 9 HANSEN BORDELON SCOTT BRAME VVOOD BREAZEALE RUSSEL BREEDING FERD BRENNER RALPH BREWER JESSIE LEE BRISTER THEDA FAYE BRISTER FHYLLIS BROADWELL MARTHA BROUSSARD s JO ELLA BUTLER ANN BYRD JOHN CADE CHARLENE CAMPBELL f . JACK CAPPEL n W. H. CAULFIELD BERTON CHAUDOIR BILLIE COATS hy V oi R L ue' QJAIJJ! dk0'ff,,fx Q-ofa JUNE COLEMAN JOHN coox t HORACE CORBETT VI yy Tw V 1 JOHNNY Jo co NGT jj! lg FRANK DA Q svjlybbm L VI LL DA I IK THOMAS DAVIS M' NELDER DAWSON CLEVELAND DEA JOHN E ' I V I RUBY JEAN DEASONQ ,M yy Z. D. DEVILLE BETTY DODC JAMES DUPUY In MARY LOU FOTO GERTRUDE GAUTHIER K EOB E RUTH GILL JIMMY GRAY RO3ERT GEORGE WAN DA LEE GRAVES 1 MARGUERITE GREENE E' AMILTON 'JIM Y HARPER 5' A AXJNE HARRINGTON N MARY GRI LEY GLORIA HARRIS IRENE HARRIS Q TE, IRIS HARRIS K I TTY HAWORTH BETTY SUE HENDERSON GRAVES HOLLOWAY STAFFORD HOPSON JULIA HOWARD GWENDOLYN HUGGINS PIN HYNSON BILLIE RUTH IVY ZIRANELL JARRED DAVIS JONES HOPE JOFFRION AUDREY JUNEAU DOROTHY FAYE JUNEAU GLADYS JUNEAU BETTY KAPLAN CLYDE KEATING RONALD KENNINGTON MAC KING MARION KOHARA GEORGE KONCINSKY JUNE LA CO J Of LORENA LAWRENC , yvp' I E ELY EAT R N 0, v CK LEDBEM Vw I X MARILYN LEVY JOHN ANN LINDSEY ANABELL LUCKETT BEVERLY MC ALLISTER EUGENIA MC BRIDE JOAN MAC CURDY BETTY MC CULLOUGH BEN MC DONALD wi, MARTHA MC FARLAND WALLACE MC KENZIE WILDA MC NEELY PAUL MADDOX W. J. MC PHERSON LOUISE MARSDEN ESTHER MARTIN BILLY MASLING DOUGLAS MARTI NA GLORIA MATTHEWS VIVIAN MELANCON ROSALYN MERRITT J. B. MILLER WILLIAM MILLER HAZEL MISNER WAYNE MOLL T. W. MOREAU RICHARD MOON THELMA MAE MURPHY DAVID MYKOFF DORIS MYERS ANNA NALLY NINA VIRGINIA OLIPHANT WADE NORMAN ' QDENNIS o'BANNloN ROBERT ORTEGO MINNI MACK PAGE E O'SHEE BARRON OWEN HARRY PANNELL GLORIA PARE JOHN PEARSON CLIFFORD PEASE HELEN PHARIS L. O. PITTMAN PAULINE POLK FENLEY PONTHIEUX BLANCHE PRIEST EVANS RABALIAS DONALD RAYNER ELEANOR RICHARDSON TOM RIVES JOE RIVET BILLY ROBERTS JO NELL ROBERTS LOIS ROGERS CECIL RYLAND GLORIA SAMPSON JOH N SAVASO CHARLES SAGGUS ALVANIE SILLAVAN BERT SMITH LUCILLE SMITH WILLIAM SMITH PAUL SPERA PHILLIP STEVENSON MARJORIE SQUYERS WALLACE STROTHER PATRICIA SULLIVAN DOROTHY TARVER DORIS TARVER ROBERT TAYLOR DICK THOMPSON PAT THORNTON LEE ROY TILL YARMILLA TUMA BILLYE RUTH UPSHAW MARY LOU VALLERY MAXINE VALLERY VIRGINIA VANDERLICK JOE VILLARD AMBROSE VERCHER AUDREY WALKER MARJORIE WALKER JAC K WATSON H. M. WALL DELORES WEST JACK AUBREY WHITE WHEELER JULIA FAYE WHEELER DAVID WHITE DOROTHY WHITE MARY FLO WHITE TERRY WILES EVA WHITE DAN WILKERSON ALICE WILLSON NORDA WILLET BYRON WILSON ROGER BERNARD WOOLEY WILSON BILLY WOODY CLYDELL WROTEN IRMA LEE YOIST BILL ZELLERS ws f .,.u. X ., 1 H y , figxgjaf' M 3' H? ' 4 W W 2 yy i . K Uv L :Z J, N- , j L,,- ff fr 4? Vg A ,,,.. 'Zi ' i L - K . L' k mf g,- W H, ,A X A ! 6 5 ,M 74 . Y 4 , df wwfwwf, . ff - , ' ? ,,M. ,,m,,, , . 'gggvz 1, , ,J W ,, K KLEQQWQ 6 H , 'E ' I ' I , mv ' ,WM I , . , mAmL,A,, , I - 3 f--115 i i 2 SPRING: CHARLES HARPER ED RICHARDSON JAMES BOUDREAU President Vice President Secretory FALL: SHIRLEY HICKMAN JUNE COTEY BOBBIE CALCOTE President Vice President Secretory SCDPHOMGRE GFFICERS '1 'I CJ L 'K K .V JACKIE LEE ADAMS POLLY ADAMS FAY AMASON RONALD ATES CAROLYN ARMOND LENA MAE BAIO JACK BAKER VICTOR BARRIOS BILLY BALDWIN DORIS BAUDRY , J.' B. BEAUBOEUF L I I I I if 1 I I I J' I CHARLES BONNETTE JEANNINE BELL 'ff FRANCIS BORDELON 'Q I . I ,JAMES BOIJOREAIJX JIMMY BOYD EMILY BRIGGS sAOIE BRINGHURST 1 GWEN BROULETTE I ' JANE BROWN If Ii' AO TA N ' 0' Jovafgl: TLER KA BOBBY CALCOTE DICK CALDWELL BOBBY CALDWELL DONALD CALTON JIMMY CAMERATA OSCAR CANNON GERALDINE CAMPBELL ROBERT CANNON ELIZABETH CANTERBURY HAROLD CHASTAIN YVONNE CARNAHAN ANDREW CHAUDOIR J. F. CHEEK ALMA CLARK DELLON COKER JIMMY COLEMAN HORACE CORLEY REGINALD COUCH ROY CRAFT JUNE COTEY HARVEY CRAGON JOYCE CROSS BILLIE ALICE CRAIG ALINE DANIELS MUNSEN DANIELS J EWEL DE LOACH OWEN DEEN HAROLD DENNING ROY DEZENDORF BILLY REX EARL ELOISE EAST JOYCE EVANS JOSEPH FARMER MELBA FERGUSON TROY FARRAR STUART FISHER J. W, MIKE FLYNN FLESHMAN DORIS FOGLEMAN I-X - . , 1,-, f I, LONNIE FRANKS A LEONARD FUHRER ESSIE GABBERT I ERNEST FURBY DOROTHY COUTIER CHARLENE GILBERT EUGENIA GOETZ TONIA GILREATH JACKIE GOULDEN PHILIP GRAHAM AUBREY GRAY MELBA GRAYSON ROBERT HAMILTON CHARLES HAMMOCK CLAUDIA HARBIN CHARLES HARPER JO ANN HARRINGTON ELVA HARRIS JAMES HAYES ELOISE HEAD AUBREY HEBERT JOYCE HERRON SHIRLEY HICKMAN BARBA GENE HINES INEZ HOFFMAN BILL, HOLLIDAY ANN HOLLIDAY BETTY I-IoLT EMILY HOLY JAC HONORE ' M MARIE HOOPER W ZIwWEJe?7 fra JW If MMM! RICHARD HORTMAN gf L E. K. JAMES af24n,4,A,,,.,, CLYDE JARRED BUSI-I JOFFRION AGGIS MAE JOHNSON MARY FRANCES KENNINGTON ' ERLINE KIMBALL GENEVA KIMBALL JAMES KING FRANK KRETCHMAN THELMA LACKNEY BEN LANGSTON CAROLL LANIER ROSEMARY LEATHERMAN MARJORIE LEWIS MORELL LEWIS fr f 1 BENNIE LOLAN CALVIN MC GREW ALM-',J o,f,,JJ.Lu rabbi RUTH Mc ANALL5 r- C f ' -T C E2 Af fa nf hw? 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RYLAND 0, EARWIN RYLAND I DORIS SCALLAN SHIRLEY SCHWARTZBERG ALFRED SEAL DORIS SMITH ' GERALDINE SMITH JACK SMITH GROVE STAFFORD WALLACE STEPHENS ANITA STUART JERRY STOWE MARJORIE TACKETT BILLIE TARVER JAMES RAY TAYLOR JEAN RAY TAYLOR RUTH TRACY NELL VINSON 6 FRED VIT EDWARD VOELKER JOY FAYE WALDRON BERT HELEN WAINWRIGHT ELOISE WEBB IE WALKER RUTH WHALEY PAUL NEWEE WILEY LOLA WILKINSON BOBBY WILS ON GEORGE WILSON LILLAH P. WILSON MARY ANN WILSON GLORIA WOLFF PAUL I, Hickey in action 2. Sophs ot eose. 3. Toke cn good one, Sammy 4. Twenty words, twenty errors! 5. Hello up there! . Look ot those boys strut!! r. -f:?5wr za ff C ' , X, Q l ggi? 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IQZDWELL H ,MWA JACK BOYD RAY BRADFO 1 0 . 4 ,4.,u4.4C DORIS FAYE BRAHAM I BOBBY BROUSSARD BURT BROUSSARD BARBARA BROOKS RALPH BUCKLEY JOAN CAGLE CARLTON BROWN JERRY CALHOUN BETTY CANNON BARBARA CAPPEL RUDY CANNON JENNIE CARRUTH CARL CARSTENS BILLY CATLEGE ANN CHAPMAN ,6Qop1,,o-gf2 j,,.g. af3w11Mf'v DIXIE CHARRIER JIMMIE CHENEVAL JOYCE CHENEVERT JAMES CLARK E. V. COCO PAULINE COLE JEAN COLEMAN SHIRLEY COLEMAN DOROTHY CORLEY FRED COTTON GLORIA CRAIG ROBERT CROXTON MARVIN CURRY JOHN DAENER ' DORO ANN BETH D ELL RODGERS AWKINS fy' ARTHUR DE LDACH THELMA DEN PAUL DILL SAM DOHERTY EDITH DOTSON MAXINE DOZ R JOANNE DRUMM ,QAJ 55' nQ1.u!. I'-' 14249219 I ,W T, E. DAN.ELSW BILLY DUCK MATTIE JANE DUCKWORTH MARY LEE DUCOTE BILLY DUNCAN EUGENE DUNCAN R ALICE DUNN ' CARL DUNN WW WALLACE DUNN NDRMA EAST FRANCES ELDRED Qfq, MALCOLM ERNEST 7 M BEN EVANS 163 pal. BURT EARRAR 45.44, f BILLY KING FEDD ,g,,,, JOHN FILLETTE 3 ROBERT FLESHMAN SIDNEY FLEWELLEN MARILYN FLYNN JOHN FOLEY BETTY FORD '., ' 77' Y'7 N fc- , I ,-, .- Y .. DUNHAM FORD FRANCIS FUGLAR TRAVIS FUNDERBURK J. D. FUQUA SAM GALARDO RICHARD GALLOWAY ESTHER MAE GEORGE ANN GILMER DOLLIE GOUDEAU PERRY GOUTRO BEN GRAFTON RICHARD GRAHAM BOBBY GRANT EDDIE GRAY JOYCE GREENE fa T C Img If JOYCE GREMILLION N' M 4 A O. J. GREMILLION Nz. ,JP RUTH GREMILLION IW- B3 z f K. DICKIE HANNER 'Nw HARRY HAMMILL, 4, 'C lvl ' x K. CHESTER HARRELL I- OPAL HARRIS HELE BEVERLY JEAN N HASTINGS SAM HAY FLORENCE HENDRICKS HENDRIX HENRIETTA HERBERT LYNTON HESTER ROBERT LEE H KATHLEN MARY LOU HINES MARCELLA HOFFMAN OPKINS E HOOE BILLY HORN JOHN HUNT EDWIN HOWARD GENEVA HUDSON TED HUNT DICKIE HYNSON LOIS JANETTE PATRICIA JACK ICHTER JOHNETTA ISLES J EANSONNE ELIZABETH JOHNSON BETTY JEAN JONES LEON JONES ,Y dwffffgf JERRY JORDAN WAYNE JORDAN ROSIE KADERKA JACK KAHN SAUL KAPLAN SHIRLEY KAPLAN PHIL KEES JOYCE KELLEY LOIS KELLEY MARY LEE KELLEY MOLLY JO KELLEY CONSTANCE KIENZLE CHARLES KLOOR BARRON LABORDE PATSY LABORDE VELMA RUTH LA BURE BEVERLY LA COUR LUCILLE LAMBERT JIMMIE LASHLEY LEO LAYSSARD LOU NELL LEE EVELYN LINDSEY MARY FRANCES LOHMAN JIMMIE MC CLELLAN WAYNE MC COY MARY MC ENTEGGART NAN MC FARLAND MACDEE MC GRAW FLAVID MC KEE CAROLYN MC KENZIE GRACE MC KENZIE BETTY MC LEAN RODNEY MC NEAL NELL MC SWAIN DOROTHY ANN MC GRUDER HOMER MARCOTTE ELOISE MARSDEN GEORGE MARSHALL J. E. MEREDITH MARVIN MILLER EDWARD MOORE EDITH MOTTER ROSE ELA MYERS ALVIN MYKOFF THOMAS NALLEY QQ k 1 gg, V, x J 3 Q '51 x A X 5-YW 5 . Q 'W 1 ' 12' ,. WL , fi W,'2l92?n5W ' ' 4 f I 5 ' grim yi av 419 5 X 1 AQ A T. 'Q me six i X ff I if X 5 , 451 2 2 2 EW Q? , 0 S qs 2, -2. 43 Q if T WK 554, , sg, my .y .1 f M Q e ,X pf x N '96 4 fi Wwe 9 5 Q '9- S? Y W fs 4' A ,.s ' V Q 1 2 wif. , 2 ., f Wi W M. -ffm- ' m .. . .Ek E- , M I Q r . i JK iff, V 'A 'Wf,, 5 if A mx. ,Z 1' J Amd! ff ,, fvl T Hit.: MN mjiih. WL' ' sw ,J 've 5 if ff ff? Q :Q-fl A ww - ,,LfsM1.,, ,E , 3455 4, S1394 2 J .114 115 gil MW? M5191 .. 3? if X 43 if w A f QT: g AW 19 , J' A Q? ,, l YW, ' fmgm A M, M M 5 W? , T, ,E 41 -Q ,ff iss! 'K 'Qt IW 1 'Y , 1 Giqgf wf H 4 rw 3 ,, D YW vw 4 5 4 ' rl. Y inf, V A Q 5 'F ,, ' 9, Q x .ar X k , 1 , V. ww ,- I .,,. ii' K rf 9 me sk sig .1 Eg . ,,..,L. ify, , ,L .,,f ,S 6 ., ff. lifigg 421 A Lg, ,Eiga My 'Q Q. 1 x am ww mama., ,--1 9 ,Ar Wii'l5,,,,.,.F fa W 4? wx QE 4 'Y 5 QWWWW f., My I f J Qkaifzfa CAMPUS QUEEN AND FAVORITES Here they are . . . Our Campus Queen and Favorites for l944. Minnie, our cute, blonde, blue-eyed, Campus Queen, deserves the posi- tion to which the student body elected her and is truly Bolton's favorite of favorites. Minnie, a Junior this year, captured the hearts of Bolton the minute she arrived. Her freshman year she was elected secretary of her class and Best All-Round Freshman. Since then she has belonged to many clubs at Bolton. She was a favorite in last year's Bruin and is a very popular cheer- leader this year. All of these things go to make her Bolton's best-loved girl. The runner-up, Sister, a cute curly-haired coquette, has been cheer- leader for the past three years and was elected head cheerleader this year. This is Sister's second appearance as a favorite. Shirley, our vivacious blonde sophomore, is the favorite of the underclassmen. She has been outstanding in debating ever since she came to Bolton and was a very popular cheerleader this year. Ann, dark-haired beauty of the senior class, is well-known by all. This is the second year she has been named favorite. Ann was also elected president of the Senior Class of '44. Gloria, a pert, pretty Junior who with her brown eyes has entranced us, is the enthusiastic president of the Junior Red Cross at Bolton. Nancy, charm and personality personified, is the pride of the Irish. This cute, blue-eyed senior is one of the best-known an best-liked of her class. Next comes Mary Love, the green-eyed senior whom everyone loves. Her gay charm earns a place for her among Bolton's favorites. Betty, a very popular senior now appears on the scene. She has captivated everybody during her four years at Bolton. Last, but not least, is blue-eyed Bonnie, whose name describes her perfectly. She is a sweet, gay, and charming lass liked by all. Need we say more? There they are, everyone of them well-known and loved by the student body. Minnie, Sister , Hickye , Ann-, Gloria, Nancy, Lovey , Betty, and Bonnie make up a group that cannot be equaled. MlNNIEO'SHEE SHIRLEY HICKMAN SISTER JORDAN GLORIA SAMPSON ANN HOWELL MARY LOVE THOMAS NANCY KELLEY BONNIE CALHOUN B ETTY LOWTH ER N I SAM MARSHALL Best Looking Senior Boy BILL FOX Best Dressed Senior Boy EOBBIE SMITH ANN HOWELL Most Popular Senior Boy Most Popular Senior Girl DICK AYRES SISTER JORDAN Best All-Round Senior Boy Best All-Round Senior Girl Best Dressed Senior Girl BOLTON' IRION LAFARGUE DOT POST Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed JOE VILLARD SHIRLEY HICKMAN Best All-Round Junior Best All-Round Sophomore PERSONALITIES BOBBY DROUET Best Boy Athlete JERRY JORDAN Best All-Round Freshman K 2 Nfl ' U y f K . Q ,J9?E?Z5' :I I 4, Q 42 in Q ? Six i 256 , . vii: I :fszw Q, iw.-17.4 s i ,,L, 3 . -. K :ffl Q , Y ww.5M,,m sw i mL5,,,L,. - . ,'f,:N,:r' V41 ft Q if 3 1, . L X X 12 J 44 4 S g , , .P Q S33 3 , L Q 'Sai 'S 51,135 E K X K 5:52 35-3:5 , Xml 4 wif K A hw , fa V :L mkhky as Ks. , , , Ag' VM- ,MM -. , . 'giiyylif-iQ ' ' aw .M- ff: ffgiiffz' . 1 iA 4sz .gzefleffqi 1 .L V ..,, 4523? W S ,,..'a-5-'N: w'24-S' - '- ' . 3'5- , , .. X' . f 15 iYH51 ':gf! IJ --Z4 : '5 U f A Z ,. IW, 2, 5 f,-gf: ,gk 5: 21,3283 i f xv 3 A a, zW's f-'- Q . ,- W4f ' f4!F 'W 'M yi 25 f Mwffu mu M ' a W Q f I, f 1. A L .f ni 23,51 3 Ag' iw? M W C: 1 B 'W N , Q Miva IF 'z' Q y A aj 4 - Q Q - A 'Ss Wqwu- ,F 4 K ' ff L, . f 2'-mga, gm M .V A H if A f 1' :F ' W 1 L- amgymg, LL - - Q5 A ,HW jp W is T ,i 5 1 FX ..., 1 'l 35M' ,Nm1,S K QW, 1 5 Q, 1 10 Q 3 iff 4. 1 .M ,gk 2 - , . -1. f. w, f:- . ,1,, qtz ,. we n 5 Q K J , 1 1. fs .ga 'K P 1:32. ' wh M ' w 5. if , 9- .E Q Q 5 KW Q, 2 , , H, 5? X ,K , M W 3 if .,,a A If Jkkliba FOOT Although Bolton High school did not enjoy such a triumphant football season as usual in the case of Bear grid teams, the i943 squad did not lack in hard work- ers who were both determined and color- ful. Gordon C. Lester, in his role as coach for the third year at Bolton, produced a rough bunch of youngsters who ended the season with a brace of wins and seven COACH GORDON C. LESTER losses. Bolton was handicapped by age, weight and experience, Lester building the squad around only two returning lettermen. This fall, however, things will look brighter than usual, and with several positions ironed out, Bolton should have one of the best football seasons in manya year. At least ten lettermen are expected back. By use of excerpts from Cumtux, Bolton newspaper, we glance at the record which the i943 team chalkesl up. Bolton versus Baton Rouge, Sep- tember 24. Although leading in first downs during the entire game, Bolton fell before a superior air attack of the Baton Rouge Bulldogs last Friday night at Baton Rouge, Z6-O. Bolton versus Fair Park of Shreveport, October l . The Fair Park lndians, taking advantage of all th: breaks and bungles, trounced the light- er Bolton Bears on the locals' own home field last Friday night by a score of l9 to O. Bolton versus Lake Charles, October 8. The Bolton High School Bears suffered their third defeat of the season, playing their usual good brand of ball, at the hands of the Lake Charles Wildcats, last Friday night at the Bolton stadium, ,glue JW tue FOOTBALL SQUAD V Front L. to R.: James Amos, Paul Maddox, Cleveland Dear. lst. row: John Alex Caesar, Aubrey Hebert, Paul LaCombe, Frank Cicero, Dick Ayres, Som Hay, Ambrose Vercher, John Earl James, Bert Smith, Joe Morgan. 2nd, row: Carl Carstens, Del- lon Coker, Joe Moore, Ed Vick- nair, Arthur Dearbonne, J. W. Fleshmon, O. J. Vicknair, Paul Spera, Coach Henderson. 3rd, row: Coach Lester, Robert George, Wayne Hathorn, Jack Butler, Bobby Drouet, Graves Holloway, Cecil Calwell, BQLL 24-6. Bolton versus Jennings, October I5. After scoring five touchdowns with hands down in the second lialf, Jennings High School thruit off desperate Bolton threats to tally in the second half of a game played at Jennings last Friday night to give the Bears their fourth straight defeat of the season, Bl to O. Bolton versus Byrd of Shreveport, October 22. The smaller Bolton High Bears were out- COACH N. C. HENDERSON played and out-classed by the undefeated Byrd High School eleven last Friday night in a contest played at Shreveport, ZO to O. Bolton versus Peters of New Orleans, October 29. The Bolton High School Bears tallied four times last Friday night to chalk up their first victory ofthe sea- son by downing S. J. Peters, 28 to 6. Bolton versus Catholic High of Baton Rouge, November 5. Bolton suffered its sixth defeat of the season last Friday night at the Bolton stadium, being trounced by the Catholic High team from Baton Rouge, l4 to O. Bolton versus lstrouma of Baton Rouge, November l2. For the seventh time this year, the fourth in their own back yard, the Bolton Bears suffered de- feat, this time in the hands of the lstrouma eleven of Baton Rouge, l8 to 6, at the Bolton stadium last Friday night. Bolton versus Ouachita of Monroe, No- vember l9. The Bolton Bears broke the Lions' back and closed their i943 grid- iron season here last Friday night by defeating Ouachita of Monroe, 34 to l3. So ended another grid season at Bolton. But with many experienced men back this year, the outlook for football is encouraging. ,f 1 'QQ QU .2114 Q FQQTBALIF 5Ql...,M Sm 721-.-,Q ff OUTSTANDING GRID PLAYERS lst. row L. to R.: Dick Ayres, wingback, Jack Butler, right tackle, John Alex Caesar, tailback, Frank Cicero, fullback. Znd. row: Herschel Colwell, right end, Bobby Drouet, center, Robert George, left end, Sam Hay, left guard. 3rd, row: Aub'i7eyYHebert, left guard, Graves Holloway, left end, Paul LaCombe, blocking back, Joe Morgan, left tackle 4th row: Bert Smith, blocking back, Paul Spera, fullback, Ambrose Vercher, wingback, Phillip White, right guard. if ii 'NYS ,Jilll f lil iwi' A N TENNIS TEAM lst row L, to R.: Frances Bringhurst, Betty Lowther, Sister Jordan. 2nd row: Jimmie Cheneval, Ralph Miller, Bush Joffrion, Dennis O'Bannion, Bernie Rosenthal, Wallace Pearson Roy Craft. TENNIS TEAM One of Bolton's leading athletic activities is the tennis team, coached by the new gym teacher, Miss Ann McClellan. Tennis has become a popular sport with the boys and girls of Bolton High. ' Due to the rationing of gas, the team has been unable to make many out-of-town games this year. At those games they have attended, they have made a good showing, not only in skill but also in sportsmanship. Since these boys and girls have worked hard they deserve praise for their outstanding ability and good sportsmanship in tennis. They have, in past years, brought fame to Bolton and will in the future. COACH ANN MC CLELLAN QJXVE , fi and i3AsicETBAi,i,, ff Qgffjfk Ky BASKETBALL TEAM Lett to Right: Scott Brame, Mack Page, Bobby Bentley, Mike Flynn, Graves Holloway, Coach Marler, Sonny Mathews, Charles McNutt, Robert Taylor, Jack Cappel. With the usual good offensive attack, the l944 basketball team, strengthened consi- derably by shrewd defensive men, lost only one game and that to the Bunkie basketeers early in the season, Bruin went to press too early to get results of the Natchitoches tourney and also the Central Louisiana cage rally, but Coach Leo Marler had high hopes that Bol- ton would cop the Central and thus qualify to enter the State rally at Baton Rouge. As the Bears entered the Natchitoches tourney at State Normal during the week of February l2- l3, they drew a bye. Meanwhile, the team was looking over its three rivals for honors- Lake Charles, Baton Rouge and a threatening team from Marthaville. On February lB, Bol- ton met Simpson at the Bolton home grounds, and won by a large margin, On March l, the locals were to play oft a postponement with either Bunkie or Natchitoches, Coach Mar- ler said. Bolton won eight scheduled games-Natchitoches, a team composed of Bolton's alumni, Esler Field, Simpson, Winnfield twice, the Air Base Medics and the Livingston Engineers. During the Cub season, the Bruins edged out two victories from Oakhill and 3 COACH LEO MARLER BASKETBALL CUB BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: Billie Roberts, Vallery Pharis, Charles Blalock, Cecil Calwell, Sam Hay, Ambrose Vercher. another brace of wins from Forest Hill. Six-foot, five-inch Graves Holloway was the star of the year. Coach Marler said that Holloway was the best first-year player he had ever trained and that the lanky center would show even greater abilities during the '45 season. He was high scorer for the year, close-followed by forward Buster Lowther. Lowther, a senior, earned his third varsity cage letter. He was also team captain. Besides Lowther, the Bruins will lose only one man by graduation, he being Bobby Drouet, second string center. First team men Robert Taylor, Jack Cappell and Charles Price, as well as Holloway, will be the nucelus of the '45 squad. Mack Page, who was going to hold down a first team guard post, was called to the service in mid-season and his position was taken alternately by Scott Brame, Bert Mathews and Price. Other cagers starring in varsity ball included Bobby Broussard, Charles McNutt, Bill Roberts, Bobby Bentley, Hewitt Barmore, Joe Morgan and Mike Flynn, all of whom have at least another year at Bolton in which to play basketball. The Freshman cage squad also had a good year, winning seven games and losing one. They smeared Menard thrice, Bush Avenue twice, West End once and Hi-Y Trojans once, only to suffer defeat in a second contest with the Trojans. The Freshmen were sparkled by outstanding playing of Malcolm Waters, Huey Vinson, Vallery Pharis and others. Most of the freshman team will graduate to varsity ball and others will play Cub ball next season. TBHCK During the l943 track season, the Bears entered only one meet, the Normal relays at Natchitoches, May 8, and winning second place, only two points behind the victorious Winnfield cindermen. The Bruins made five first places, nine seconds and one third. Leon Hogg copped two first places for Bolton, in the javelin and the l2O high hurdles. Jimmy Bowden won first place in the discus. Packie McFarland earned recognition in the high jump as did Buster Lowther in the pole vault. Track Coach Gordon Lester announced the lettermen as Hogg, Bowden, McFarland, Lowther, Johnny Barnes, Paul Spera, Ambrose Vercher and Ronald Barron. Hopes for the l944 season are bright, according to Coach Lester. He expects a better-than-average team, but it is doubtful whether the team will enter any meets. BOLTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS BOLTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Beginning its fourth year of existence, the Bolton Athletic Association, whose fundamental purpose is to further school spirit toward all sports, got under way shortly after school began in the fall by electing its president, vice-president and secretary, its six cheerleaders and starting its drive for membership. BAA tickets were is- sued to all students belonging to the association and the tickets admitted the bearers to all foot- ball, basketball, tennis and track contests held on the home field. Besides trying to further school spirit in all the sports, another purpose of the BAA is to encourage sportsmanship in the student body as well as in the team, A great deal of credit for the BAA success in the past year is due to the hard work of both its officers and its faculty sponsor. With the spirit invoked by the BAA, athletic success at Bolton will surely pre- vail in the years to come. Tommy Lacour, President Graves Holloway, Vice President Sister Jordan, Secretary CHEERLEADERS School spirit and enthusiasm for the home team should always be pre- valent in athletic contests, especially football contests, for without this spirit, the team's determination to win would decline probably fifty or more per cent. During the i943-44 year, spirit and pep for the Bolton teams was in high standards, and part of this was due to the untiring efforts of the cheerleaders for producing the spirit by leading the cheers and yells of the team followers. Six cheerleaders are elected each year by the members ofthe Bolton Athletic Association. Last year tryouts for cheerleaders were held. The BAA member- ship then voted upon the tryouts and the six cheerleaders, as the result, were named. On the Thursday night before each home games, ci bonfire, given by the cheerleaders, was held, with many of the Bolton supporters attending and joining the cheerleaders in yelling the Bears to victory. CHEERLEADERS L to Right: Buster Brumlow, Minnie O'Shee, Buster Lowther, Sister Jordan, Roy Bradford, Shirley l-licknian This year the girls' athletic department came under a new head, Miss Ann McClelland, the new gym teacher. She has revived the girls' enthusiasm for various sports and has introduced as something new, calisthenics and folk dances into the gym curriculum. Besides this the girls in their vacant periods play basketball, tennis, ping pong, softball, badminton, and other similar sports. A group of girls demonstrated the folk dances which they had learned on an assembly program. The girls have responded enthusias- tically to Miss McClelland's new ideas and have greatly enjoyed the games they play. Among Bolton's girls there are many excellent tennis players who have competed in and won places in matches with players from other parts ot the state. Tennis is the most outstanding girls' sport at Bolton. Miss McClellan has done a great deal of good work in this field and is to be highly com- mended tor it. GIRLS' ATHLETICS , A nm Q 'gy' .. V y va. f., .Q x. 2 ,wi ' WK 'K Y' W' z , gg A vs 2 , Q, Mo V ij ' wv.-fx , 2 ' x . if 5 3 I , , gist iff. X1 Y af- 5 xi . iff, ig, V Q I F . , 1 ' Z. -'fm ' ig V I M L 55' . X ' .ga M-45 K ' f 1 ' will I 5 i R wi, . UAW , If K ., ., ,:,.,,,.,.14 .g5,,.,,.,: K 450' . 7 AJ . I. h I Y! - K iq., S . I A A 3 , 9 35' 7 , N, 1 35 fi :WW Qffm l,uHi-g,a,v,fzsgvb -- 7' -'ffm-ef:-i1'gfzszmz,,zfg,'g,g,,qg1z,1ifft , 1 ,QM law figs in X .EA M 4' ' X I 'ilgdffsfi- 'fi' gi tm:wg:55?fgjfi-sw, ' ' Wggiwg, L. 5 f x 1, . ,. ' fl, , 1 5.1 f ' i K K ' ,,,,mH,,., ..,1 . .,., ,,., H , W ., - ,, ,, M , 1-I ii if lg? '. A ' 63 :51 5. 9 9 5 j3E,1'1jifi- 1 , MR. ROBERT C. GILMORE TI-IE CCDNCEBT BAND . . . The Concert Band, fully titled the Symphonic Concert Bond, contains many instruments of the symphony orchestra. Under the very able direction of Mr. R. C. Gilmore, music director, the band this year has a new and distinctive tone, unlike both the symphony and the old-type military band. lt has been concerned mainly with the playing of modern American music written by the best ot the young modernists, for the comparatively new voice , The Sym- phonic Band. This group is very active both at Bolton and outside of Bolton. Not only does the band play on the assemblies at school but it also appears at the nearby U.S.O.'s and the surrounding army camps. This is a patriotic substitute for the pre-war Band Contest. The Concert Band, whose good standard is being raised each year, is composed of a highly selective group whose membership is ac- cepted on a try-out basis, and is retained only by keeping up a high standard of performance. s QQ 2 4 iii , 1 nf Wg 1 3,521 .Q ., .J H: , ., ,, ,. , N , A aw, wap, . , . . Z4 . 1 'ftgg Q y : HQ-1 z5'1f5'1iE 4 ig Y 3. Q ' QL3 . .. -. 4 Q l,i7Si'ii1x J' if H L1-ff 9 L M zgysfixz ff few Q fi s Q :Sie s if I: V9 f 119, ,, SW A ' 5151, H W 4 , ,QS , ,, ,, . .f 1 Lf Y 3 ' 1 'f A A W! V V, . IIA D I J? Vi i. r I, 4 W , iV,iE lyf-f K i 4? ,g K gi! E A F, I , 1' , , A A ' . .f A ,.+ Q A- - 5 3 H it 4 Wg fi r , if 'Tl V ,L gf W V' if 1 y ., , . I gi Q, W , 1f ,,Q 5 gk ii rf A' x 7 '6 . 'Y L-J - . ' rv Y . 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W - xp-M-if-Q-fgymf-aww,,?wfgL'r.1,. - , .Jil . -L 3,3 . , Q-.,+ MIXED CHORUS lst. row L. to R.: Claudia Harbin, Mary Lee Kelley, Ali:e Stone, Frances Johns, Betty Steadman, Alfredo Bar- nardi, Jeanne Newman, Eloise East, Jo Nell Roberts, Doris Jean Edmunds, Mary Elizabeth Tyler, Virginia Mae Thompson. 2nd row: Dot Post, Frances Rayner, Pat Normand, Dorothy Day, Gwen Landrey, Patsy Laborde, Flora Mae Alsup, Marjorie Garrett, Margaret Udall, Ann Darnell, Mildred Townley, Norma East, Frances Elder. 3rd row: Martell Puckett, Robert Armand, Philip Stevenson, Tommy Lee, Philip Price, Wallace McKenzie, Bert Mathews, Buster Lowther, Robert Ortego, Melvin Harkins, Edwin Ware, Richard Ortego, John Earl James, James Holmes. The Mixed Chorus The Chorus is a large organization in the music department for those who have talent and like to sing. It is divided into three sections, the Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus, and Mixed Chorus. From these groups are formed the Girls' Trio, the Boys' Quartettes and the ensembles that sing on Assembly programs and camp tours. This year the Chorus presented Pirates of Penz- ance , a Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta, consisting ot the best talent of this line in school. This presentation showed the progress made by the Chorus throughout the year under the direction ot Mr. R. C. Gilmore. QUARTETTES lst row L. to R.: Gwen Landry, Dot Post, Alfredo Bernardi, Margie Gor- rett. 2nd row: Martell Puckett, Robert Ortego, Buster Lowther, Robert Ar- mand. The Vocal Ensemble I , n .1 ii' I 4 a 1 1 , ,- CUMTUX EDITORS RALPH BREWER-Editor-in-Chief DAVID WILSON-Business Manager CUMTUX Rating high in our memiors of Bolton High School is the weekly newspaper, the Cumtux. Each week, with eager anticipation, the stu- dent body awaits the appearance of their week- ly paper which holds the interest of all. It has sparkling gossip, up-to-date news, and articles of interest concerning schools all over the United States. With the exception of the wise counsel of Mrs. Holloman, and Miss Morgan, faculty ad- visors, the paper is run entirely by the student body. We wish to applaud the staffs who have successfully published the Cumtux despite many difficulties, such as the shortage of man- power and material. They have overcome their many problems by ingenuity and hard work. They have faithfully carried out their motto a little bit of the best of everything . Stu- dents of Bolton salute and praise members of the Cumtux staff for their splendid and untir- ing work to present to us a weekly review of life at Bolton. CUMTUX STAFF HEADS VIRGINIA JONES Managing Editor DOROTHY POST Features Editor PAUL MADDOX Sports Editor KATHERINE ANN AVEY Assistant Managing Editor DELMA OBER Assistant Features Editor ALINE SINGLETON Chief Reporter NORMA LEE HICKS Assistant Business Manager MARTELL PUCKETT Circulation Manager CUMTUX EDITORIAL STAFF lst row L. to R.: Dot Post, Aline Singleton, Mary Lou Foto, June Cotey, Polly Adams, Delma Ober, Marguerite Greene, Elizabeth Baldwin. 2nd row: Scott Brame, Horace Corley, Joe Villard, Virginia Jones, Lou Nance, Pat Brezner, Shirley Hickman. 3rd row: Sue Henderson. Jo Ann Harrington, Kitty Hnworth, Hope Jottrion, David Mykoff, Betty Baldridge, Martha Broussard. 4th row: Joe Haas, Robert Taylor, Billy Roberts, Aubrey White, Katherine Ann Avey, Pat Flynn, Ralph Brewer, Paul Maddox, Fred Lohman, Horace Corbet. CUMTUX BUSINESS STAFF lst row L. to R.: Joan Barron, Joy Anderson, Peggy Aucoin, Georgie Younger. 2nd row: Wood Breazeale, Marba Faye Rubin, Clyde Keating, Martell Puckett. 3nd row: Betty Farrington, Frances Bringhurst, David Wilson, Norma Lee Hicks. BRUIN EDITORS FRAN BOLTON Assistant Editor BETTY LOU BROOKS Feature Editor AUBREY WHITE Photography Editor RALPH BREWER, Jr. Sports Editor ' i ' GINlA oi.iPHANT l 3 Art Editor My Juu owARo Q Assista usiness Manager MIL WEL 'JH' ' ff' e D NS BRUIN EDITORS 1 Bookkeeper ANN HowELL-Editor-in-chief ll ot J 1 DOLORES BRISTER-Business Manager BRUIN This is your nineteen hundred and forty-four Bruin. We have tried to present to you a true picture of the school activities at Bolton High this year, from freshman day to graduation. The Editorial Staff, sponsored by Mrs. Long- mire, receives credit for the writeups and the general arrangements of the book. The Busi- ness staff, sponsored by Miss Lessie Moore, is responsible for the financial status of the annual. Though the Bruin staffs represent much work, they also stand for a great deal of fun and many hours of priceless experience which will be helpful to each member in later life. The greatest pleasure of the Bruin staff is the feeling that they have done a worth-while job for the school in presenting something which will not die, but is a tangible record of the events of the nineteen forty-four school year of Bolton. Q 95,3 f is l sr I doll. .R Weir D ifgffglv-'3 ,llil' tiff? BRUIN EDITORIAL STAFF lst row L. to R.: Marion Kohara, Anna Bell Luckett, Evelyn Hickman, Kathleen Hooe, Hilda Jean Rush, Phyllis Reed, Sadie Bririghurst, Pat Thornton, Joan McCurdy. 2nd row: Nancy Kelley, Mary Love Thomas, June Coleman, Joann Wakeman, Rosemary Flynn, Rosalyn Merritt, Sister Jordan, Minnie O'Shee, Margie Garret, Lou Nance. 3rd row: Betty Adler, Phyllis Broadwell, Virginia Olip'want, Flora Mae Alsup, David Mykoft, Aubrey White, Bill Zellars, Billy Haas. BRUIN BUSINESS STAFF lst row L. to R.: Sara Pat Andry, Barbara Ann Cappel, Harry Hammil, Grove Stafford, Frank Critchman, Stuart Fisher, Phil Kees. Znd row: Frances Kennington, Joy Faye Waldron, Helen Pharis, Evelyn Leatherman, Pauline Polk, Billie Coats, Sarah Beall, Dan Wilkinson, Carolyn Rush. 3rd row: Charline Campbell, Betty Dodson, Billy Woody, Mildred Wells, Beverly Hamilton, Ann Allen, Tom Rives. 4th raw: Esther Martin, Julia Howard, Theda Brister, Fay Downs, Aubrey White, Pat Spencer. BAND BOOSTERS And whatever you do, guide right and keep in step! can always be heard just before the Band Boosters step off on the field at the half to do one of their snappy formations, in their new uniforms of the traditional blue and white. This year the Band Boosters hand- ed out free football programs, which provide favorite songs and yells of the students. Spon- sored by Miss Gladys Higdon and Miss Effie Gates, the girls always do their job in their very best manner. The honor of being a Band Booster goes to girls in all terms, and it's the ambition of nearly every girl to be one. BAND BOOSTERS lst row L. to R.: Ann Howell, Polly Adams, June Cotey, Pat Thornton, Norma Lee Hicks, Joan MacCurdy, Virginia Jones, Nancy Kelley. 2nd row: Mary Love Thomas, Shir- ley Allen, June Coleman, Betty Lou Brooks, Hope Joffrion, Nina Wade Norman, Eugenia McBride, Fran Bol- ton, BOOSTERS ln front: Sister Jordon, President lst row L, to R.: Louise Nance, Kathleen Hooe, Hilda Jean Rush, Min- nie O'Shee, Shirley Hickman, Gloria Sampson, Evelyn Hickman. 2nd row: Mary Virginia Pearce, Mary Ellen Fazio, Jean Coleman, Sue Henderson, Isabel Pitts, Betty Lee Seff, Merle Barker. 3rd row: Trudy Weil, Uvoynne Pearce, Marilyn Levy, Tonia Gilreath, Evelyn Leatherman, Georgie Younger, Kitty Bordelon. BODSTERS A Bolton football game would not be a football game without the peppy Boosters. This club is one of the most outstanding in school. The girls not only boost their football team but play a major part in all school activities. The six highest football ticket-sellers reign in the Homecoming Court. This year the Boosters sponsored the Homecoming Dance which was a great success. One of the highlights of Bolton's social life is the Spring Dance sponsored every year by the Boosters. Their faculty advisors are Miss Lewis and Miss Downs who have done their part well in helping the Boosters demonstrate their school spirit. Officers L. to R.: Helen Wainwright, Rosemary Leatherman, Natalie Silli- van Ziranell Jarred. lst row' Evelyn Lindsey, Marjorie Walker Eloise East, Lorena Lawrence, Louise Rayner, Eulalie Hall. 2nd row: Billy Jean Price, Elizabeth Johnson Elizabeth Canterbury, Emily Briggs Alice Dunn, June LaCour. 3nd row: Inez Smith, Jackie Raxs- dale Anita Stewart, Gloria Wolff, Marba Rubin, Janice Halker, 4th row LaVerne Miller, Mary Ann D Ange o Pat Whitman, Gertrude dauthier Newee Wiley. BOLTON CADETS This organization was formed in l94l on a purely voluntary basis by boys who wished to carry out a physical fitness program which would aid them when and if they were induct- ed into some branch of the armed services. The group now includes any boy in school who wishes to participate. The program includes military drill and exercises, and can be sub- stituted for gym. The cadets, in the charge of Mr. Henderson, march at their vacant period and at Activity Period. These boys are gaining valuable experience and training through their membership in the Bolton Cadets. r-.-vvv.----v---7-gt-Y--,r -- -T-H - - - --- its ii.-.. is BRUINETTES BRUINETTES The Bruinettes, organized last year, have been carried on this year under the sponsor- ship of Miss Ann McClellan. This pep squad, made up of girls of all terms does its best to cheer the team to victory. Several times during the football season the Bruinettes marched at the half on the field with the football band. These girls help the cheerleaders by yelling with all their might. The football games wouldn't be the same without those peppy gals in the blue uniforms yelling and cheering for the glory and victory for the name of Bolton High. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Beta Tau Sigma, Bolton's chapter of the National Honor Society, plays an important part in the activities at Bolton. Its members are the most outstanding students in service, character, scholarship, and leadership. They are nominated by the faculty and the student body and final selections are made by a faculty committee of five. Under the able leader- ship of Miss Thornton, this club has done a wonderful job on its projects throughout the year. The Honor Society sponsors the war bodd drive in Bolton, setting its quota at 575,000 It is a great honor to belong to the National Honor Society and all ambitious underclass- men hope someday to become a member. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lst row L. to R.: Virginia Jones Georgie Younger, Minnie O'Shee, Dot Post, Marion Kohara, Dolores Brister. Znd row: Patricia Spencer, Fay Downs, Nancy Kelley, Norma Lee Hicks, Fran Bolton, Ann Howell, fiances Lanier. 3rd row: Billy Haas, Edwin Ware, Thomas Davis, Ralph Brewer, Jr., Dick Ayres, lrion Lafargue, David Levine, Bcbbie Smith, John Earl James. PRESS CLUB lst row L. to R.: Katherine Anr Avey, Aline Singleton, Betty Lol Brooks, Ann Howell, Fran Bolton Mary Love Thomas. Znd row: Paul Maddox, Graves Hol Ioway, James McCulley, David Levine Joe Haas, Aubrey White, Scot Brame 3rd row: Ralph Brewer, Mildret Wells, Minnie O'Shee, James Amos Norma Lee Hicks, Joe Villard. c . l PRESS CLUB The special task of this club is to keep the public well-informed on all the many hap- penings at Bolton of interest to the public. They do this through the Bolton High Notes that appear daily in the Town Talk. Under the guidance of Miss Thornton these people are well-organized and enter into other club activities besides their journalistic reporting. They distribute posters for the aid of salvage and do many things to help our war effort. The members of this club are hard-working and earnest. ln being a member of the Press Club they have talent in writing and do a good job. Quiu. AND scnou. The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. Its purpose is to encourage journalism in high schools and to recognize outstanding ability among students. Leading members of the Bruin and Cumtux staffs are suggested for this honorary position by the sponsors of the journalistic organizations. A record of their abil- ity and standing is sent to the international headquarters. To qualify for the Quill and Scroll a student must be in the upper third of his class, either a Junior or Senior, and must have shown outstanding journalistic ability. The group meets only once a year and is spon- sored by Miss Mary Thornton. QUILL AND SCROLL lst row L. to R.: Dot Post, Virginia Jones, Ralph Brewer, Ann Howell, Dolores Brister. Znd row: Patricia Brezner, Norma Lee Hicks, Miss Thornton. LIBRARY Seated: Mrs. Marler, Beverly Cos- tello, Helen Williams. lst row L. to R., standing: Harvey Cragon, Geraldine Campbell, Jo Ann Harrington, Martha McFarland, La- Verne Miller, Earnest Peterman, Bertie Lou Walker, Marilyn Levy, Betty Lowther, Bonnie Calhoun, Wallace Strother, LeRoy Till. 2nd row, standing: Mary Love Thomas, Nancy Kelley, Elizabeth Singletary, Frances Holliday, Janice Halker, Bev- erly Hamilton. LIBRARY The library is a very important part of the school to Bolton students. A staff under the direction of Mrs. Blanche Marler has been formed to instruct students in the use of these materials and to keep continued interest in the use of the library. It is an honor to be on this staff. Bolton's library is arranged like all public and up-to-date libraries, and consists of approximately twelve-thousand books. Each year these carefully-selected books play a more important part of scholastic life at Bolton. The library staff is to be commended on its good work and its contribution to the school. BLUE TRIANGLE The Blue Triangle devotes most ot its time to promoting better conditions at Bolton. This year the club staged a politeness campaign which proved very successful. Posters were hung on bulletin boards, in classrooms and in the cafeteria. Love, Live, and Labor form the three divisions into which the organization is divided. These divisions work together as pro- gram committees. With Miss Thornton and Miss Milldrum as sponsors ot this honorary club, one of the three character clubs ot Bolton is formed. Each year at graduation two awards are given by this group. One is for simplicity in dress and taste, the other a home economics award. BLUE TRIANGLE Back row: Minnie O'Shee, Patricia Spencer, Phyllis Broadwell, Fay Downs, Donis Dunn, Kathrine Ann Avey, Julia Howard, Betty Baldridge, Mildred Wells, Esther Martin, Frances Lanier, Dot Post. Right: Ruby Loland, Betty Jean Joseph, Aline Singleton, Marie Dough- ty, Dolores Brister, Nancy Kellqey, Carol Grubb, Dorothy Newman, Susie Briggs, Lois Jean Bardwell, Peggy Cheneval. Lett: Marion Kohara, Trudy Weil, Beverly Costello, Ann Howell, Betty Steadman, Eunice Mobley, Shirley Hickman, Anna Bell Luckett, June Cotey, Virginia Jones. HI-Y CLUB Officers, Front, L. to R.: Sam Mar- shall lsecretaryl, Martell Puckett lpresidentl, Edwin Ware lvice-presi- dentl , Robert McDaniel ltreasurerl. lst row: Wayne Moll, Huey Peter- man, Donald Reyner, Dick Ayres, El- don Dale, Ralph Brewer, Jr. 2nd row: Bobby Smith, Joe Haas, Larry Beason, Nelder Dawson, Sammy Poole, Nathan Roberts, Buddy Mc- Donald. 3rd row: Douglas House, Jimmy Harper, Fred Lohman, Wayne How- thorne, Barron Owen, Jack Sherrill, Wallace McKenzie, Jerry Kellam. l HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y club, made up of boys from Term V through Vlll, has accomplished much since it was organized in l922. The membership ot this club is composed of a group of hard-working, intelligent boys who are selected by the members of this club for their qualities of leadership and character. Mr. Shelton Davis, faculty sponsor, has helped the boys to live up to their ideals of clean speech, clean living, and athletics. This club has really helped to improve the standards of both its members and the whole school. SENIOR FORENSIC SOCIETY This year the Senior Forensic Society has been forced to streamline its program to meet war-time restrictions. The emphasis this year was on an inter-school program. Members of this club formed the nucleus about which the whole school revolved in studying the ques- tion of Post-War International Organizations. Open discussions were held by the different departments in the museum to discuss this question. Possible debate forums at Natchitoches, New Orleans, and Dallas will be the main highlights of the year outside Bolton. Local tournaments, Lyceum numbers, radio programs, speeches before Alexandria's Civic Clubs, and Mock Trial will be features of the home program. F SENIOR FORENSIC SOCIETY lst row L, to R.: Dot Post, Shirley Hickman, Marion Kohara, June Cole- man, lrion Lafargue, Edwin Ware, John Earl James, Stewart Fisher, Rich- ard Hortman, Elizabeth Balwdin, Vir- ginia Jones lat deski, Dick Ayres. JUNIOR DEBATE CLUB lst row L. to R.: Mary Lou Vallery, Jerry Jordan, Ray Bradford, Mary Elizabeth Tyler, Helen Williams, Jo Ann Barron, Bobby Calcote, George Wilson. 2nd row: Dorothy Dale, Patsy Ruth Laborde, John Paul Gray, Jean Gayle, Marie Hooper, Harry Hammil, Jimmy Chenevelt, Jack Honore, Joy Nell But- ler, Miss Cheves. JUNIOR DEBATE CLUB The Junior Debate Club this year is composed of many up-and-coming debators. These boys and girls have participated in many class forums and debates on their plans for peace in the post-war world. The members have also participated in the inter-school debates which were planned to take the place of the out-of-town tournaments they would have attended in former years. With the supervision of both Mr. McKay and Miss Cheves these debators hage gained much experience this year to advance them to their goal of becoming senior de ators. JUNIOR RED CROSS ln the two years that Bolton has had a Junior Red Cross Chapter much has been done towarcl helping the war effort. Representatives are elected from each home room at the be- ginning of each term. These representatives in return urged their home rooms to cut out cartoons to be pasted in scrap books, to bring book-length novels, pot plants, and urged students at Christmas to bring presents to be distributed among convalesing soldiers in near- by camps. Under the supervision of Mrs. Lena Moore this chapter, with the earnest coopera- tion of the student body and the faculty, has helped in a big way in making Bolton's Chap- ter of the Junior Red Cross a great success. -JK V' JUNIOR RED CROSS Outside L. to R.: Charles McNutt, Daniel Lemoine, Martha McFarland, Mary Lou Hines, Frances Beason, Bob- by Casale, LaVerne Miller, Slyvian Ray, Joyce Kelly, Betty Lee Seff, Pat Whitman, Essie Gabbert, Charles Kloor, Jimmy Lashly, Joseph Belgard, Charles Saggus. Inside: Alan Barnstien, Jimmie Birdsong, John Alec Caeser, James Boudreaux, Jean Deason, Ruby Lolan, Sue Neal, Jackie Goulden, Lois Janette, Catherine Bruser, John Grimsley, Bill Catlage, Mickey Brownlee. Behind Cross: Helen Williams, Gloria Sampson, Thelma Dennis, Fran- ces Blalock. SAFETY COUNCIL Ofticers, Front, L. to R.: Vice Presi- dent, Jack Wheeler, Secretary, Betty Lou Brooks, President, James Amos, Registrar, Eugenia McBride. lst row: Nina Brodnax, Pat Nugent, Geraldine Campbell, Laverne Crump, Marie Porto, Marilyn Flynn, Patsy Ruth Laborde, Ann Wachter, Dorothy Gremillion, Inez Lawrence, Josephine Ruiz, Marjorie Lewis. 2nd row: Frances Eldred, Oscar Can- non, Houston Worsham, George Wil- son, Carl Carstens, Buster Brumlow, Miss Cambre, Billy Masling, Robert Lee Hopkins, Dolores Culpepper, Hor- tense Warnecke, Carolyn Rush, Mar- jorie Dunn. 3rd row: Billy Fedd, Claude Leviner, Billy Ware, Alexander Robinson, Au- brey White, Jack Harlen, Harry Richey, Jack Portertield, John Alec Caesar, X Joe Morgan, Bill Davis. +l 'P jfvilww VG l-:AFis'rY couNcii. Working unceasingly for the betterment of safety conditions in Bolton, is the Safety Council. At the beginning of each term each home room elects a student to serve as it's representative on this council, which is under the able supervision of Miss Cambre. The counciI's program consists of keeping the halls, class rooms, campus, and driveway clean. ln its program for keeping the school cleaner Miss Cambre and the Safety Council have accomplished a great deal. The Safety Council is one of the most efficient organizations in the school and while it carries out its work deserves the full cooperation of both the stu- dent-body and the faculty. SCRAP PAPER CLUB This energetic group of boys and girls, formed and guided by Miss Mable Hawthorn, has done a splendid job in the collection of the much-needed salvaged paper. The mem- bers of this club are elected as representatives from each home room. They collected the scrap paper from their home rooms, private homes, and typing rooms. They have even gone out in trucks and cars on Saturdays to collect paper. These hard-working students deserve much cooperation and credit which they have received, for the time and effort which they have so willingly given to collecting waste paper. PAPER SCRAP CLUB lst row: Sam Hay, Ed Rusk, Sally Massingill, Paul Lacombe. 2rd row: Charles Coleman, Sadie Cumilla, Esther McGraw, Doris Scal- lan, Charlotte Vandornic, Rosemary Burrcge, Mattie Price, Joyce Greene, Geraldine Smith, Lois Jeansonne. 3rd row: Jack Lee, L. L. Price, Ralph Buckley, Faye Parker, Ruth Gremillion, Alecla Cook, Lorraine Texa- da, Billie Alice Craig, Jean Marie Stone, Sonny Farmer. 4th row: Charles Brister, Douglas Martinee, Robert Therman, Jack Har- lan, Norman Nassy, Robert Ortego, Frank Daniels, Miss Hawthorne. GREASE CLUB lst row: Fred Cotten, Ziranelle Jar- red, Otey White. 2nd row: Arthur Dearborne, Steve Parker, Billy Mangham, Irene Harris, Joyce Herron, Andrew Chaudoir, Ray- mond Massey, Joy Anderson, Marylin Stewart, Lena Pugh, Kitty Borclelon, Patricia Jeasonne, Lee Roy Till. 3rd row: Roger Dawkins, Sam Poliz- zi, Ruth Delcoyme, Jackie Raxsdale, Elaine Holloway, Frances Turner, Joyce Evans, Rosella Myers, Helen Hastings, Miss Leivens. 4th row: Jerry Adams, Leon Calvit, Pin Hynson, Ellendee Gremillion, Thomas Davis, Marba Faye Rubin, Mary Flo White, Dick Caldwell, Morell Lewis, Betty Lowther, Robbie Higdon. GREASE CLUB The boys and girls of the Grease Club do everything it takes to collect the waste fats that are so vitally needed in our factories. These waste fats help turn out the ammunition that our boys need on all the battlefronts of the world. The members of this club are elect- ed in each home room. They conduct house-to-house campaigns. The homerooms that go one-hundred per cent have their names placecl on a plaque under the bomb presented to Bolton by the Alexandria Air Field. This salvage group, under the direction of Miss Liev- ens, should be given credit for helping Bolton do her part in this war. TREASURY STAFF The Treasury Staff, center of the school's finance, is in charge of the money of all the clubs, and organizations at Bolton. Several students, selected from the advance commerce classes, under the direction of Mr. Richard Clanton, are assigned certain parts ofthe work. The faculty and the student body have long ago discovered the importance of the Treasury Staff. Not only do they need them when the club want a quick report of their financial standing, but to keep in balance all their receipts and payments during the entire year. The Treasury Staff deserves praise for the splendid work and cooperation they have given Bolton throughout the year. TREASURY STAFF L, to R.: Nathan Roberts, Evie .lane Lindsey, Pat Spencer, Mr. Clanton, Fay Downs, Stafford Hopson, Sister Jordan. OFFICE STAFF L. to R.: Roeve Hommill, Patricia Brezner, Louise Short, Mary Grimsley, Alice Willson, Julia Howard, Lois Jean Bardwell, Frances Lanier, Dot White, Georgia Younger, Virginia Jones, Fran Bolton, Donis Dunn, Minnie O'Shee. OFFICE STAFF Late to class? Forty minutes! Report after school. These privileged people can give demerits, excuses, KIR, and even admits if you need them. Do you think that's fun? Well, maybe it is, but this staff makes up for it by working over credits, typing announcements, checking absentees, and doing many other d.ities. One or two of the staff work in Mrs. Lieven's office and in Mr. Smith's office only at Home Room period and the first period. The members are chosen with the utmost care, as they have to be capable and efficient to be able to keep school records straight. These students have a most responsible position and they do their job well. THE CAFETERIA STAFF Friends meet to eat, where? That's right, the Cafeteria. Could you think of any place better? The Cafeteria is open at recess where sandwiches, doughnuts and ice cream can be obtained and a little gossip on the side. The Cafeteria is open at noon also for the bene- fit of students and teachers who are unable to go home. Through Mrs. Hickman, the dieti- tion, and the help of the staff, hot, well-balawced meals are always prepared in the best manner. For the services rendered by this staff they receive daily their noon-day meal. The students of Bolton appreciate highly the work and loyalty of the Cafeteria Staff. CAFETERIA STAFF lst row L, to R.: Oscar Cannon, C. F. Garon, Leo Andries, Faye Oma Isles, Hilda Cook, Earlene Matthews, Alice Peterman, Maxine Dozart, Davis Elaine White, Eleose Head, Mrs. Hickman. 2nd row: Donald Carlton, James Andries, Bert Brussard, Owen Deen, Ernest Peterman, Philip Price, Buddy George, Douglas House, Anna Nally. CANTEEN STAFF L. to R.: Marjorie Fleming, Aubrey White, James Blake, Mr. Rodgers, Ed- win Ware, Lynn Kees. l THE CANTEEN What would a school be without a Canteen to enjoy a coke or piece of candy during some part of the day and of course to meet your favorite boy or girl? Because of the short- age of cakes and candy, the canteen sees that it is rationed out to last through the week. Mr. Rodgers is supervisor and the work of the boys on the Staff is entirely voluntary. Each boys receives a pit for a years' service. For the convenience of the student body an faculty it is open before school, at recess, and during the noon hour. Most of the profit made by the Canteen goes to buying war bonds. RADIO CLUB The radio club was organized this year for those students in Bolton interested in tak- ing an active part in Radio Presentations. Ea:h week this group, under the capable super- vision of Miss Drake, presents The Bolton Bandwagon, a dramatization, over radio sta- tion KALB every Tuesday afternoon. These programs are devoted to the presentation of radio dramas. Once each month the program is sponsored by a different department in school. These programs show the work of ea:h department. Through this medium pupils interested in radio dramatics are given an opportunity to show their ability and at the same time gain practical radio experience. RADIO CLUB L. to R.: Bill Fox, Georgie Younger Buster Lowther, Nancy Kelley, Rober' McDaniel. DRAMATIC CLUB Front L. to R.: Helen Pharis, Evelyi Leatherman, Julia Howard, Georgii Younger, Nancy Kelley. lst row: Dolores West, Polly Adams Margerite Green, June Cotey, Alfredi Bernardi. 2nd row: Evelyn Hickman, Mar garet Udall, Sue Henderson, Lois Rod gers, Pat Thornton, Kitty Haworth Billie Coats, Dolores Brister. 3rd row: Billy Haas, Bobby Smith David Levine, Edward Bruner, Thoma Davis, Robert Armand, Allen Bern stine, Charles Saggus. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club tries to give all those interested a complete and practical know- ledge of dramatics. This year the club has profited by working with the Bolton Bandwagon -the newly organized radio group. Under the helpful direction of Miss Drake, members of this club have displayed their abilities in the community, and at the U.S.O. centers in various performances. This year the club has worked as a dramatic-appreciation group. Members get practical experience by producing plays, being auditioned at the local radio station, and taking part on the weekly programs. No club in Bolton offers a better oppor- tunity to those interested in the various fields of dramatics. MOVIE CLUB When a few boys this year thought that Bolton needed motion picture publicity, they got together and under the guidance of Mr. Richard Clanton formed the Movie Club. Start- ing from scratch, they filmed several movies, some featuring Bolton's social life and others featuring plots of adventure in India and other foreign countries. The expense of the mov- ies at first came out of the members' pockets, then they began to make the club pay by having regular shows on Friday at vacant periods and after school. At these shows they projected the movies that they had filmed and also popular pictures with Hollywood stars that they had rented. -1 'I Movie? 4' K lst row L. to R.: Sam Antony, Sam- mie Poole, Z. D. DeVille, Leroy Till, Clyde Brasher. Znd row: Bobby Broussard, Charles Hammock, J. B. Beauboef, Reginald Couch, Wallace McKenzie, Francis Fuglar. 3rd row: Fred Lohman, O. L. Hughes, Pat Flynn, Phillip Price, Mr. Clanton, Aubrey White, Winfred lngold. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB lst row L. to R.: Ricard Ortego, Mr. Oliphant, Frances Turner, Ferd Bren- ner, Patricia Brezner. 2nd row: Thomas Davis, Jerry Jor- dan, Marjorie Evans, Eulalie Hall, Mar- tell Puckett. 3rd row: Otey White John Cook, Trudy Weil, Alexander Robinson, Vir- ginia Oliphant, Anna Bell Luckett, Pat Whitman, Roeve Hammil, Pearly Bryant, Peggy Cheneval, Catherine Bruser, Marjorie Fleming, Carol Grubb, , Patsy Duck, Dorothy Newman. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB The Senior Science Club of Bolton High School was organized for the spreading and furthering of scientific knowledge. lt is the students with scientific knowledge who will make the future world a better place in which to live. Demonstrations are presented at the club meetings on many phases of chemistry and physics which are of interest to the other members. Since they actually perform these experiments they are getting additional train- ing to that they get in class. Under the direction of Mr. Oliphant these students are getting a solid foundation in the subject of their choice. JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS This club is composed of present and former students of Home Economics-the future housewives of America. Their theme for the term is, Living for Victory . ln order to carry out this plan, the club has taken up such projects as mending old clothes, rolling bandages for the Red Cross, and preparing Christmas baskets for needy families. However, the homemaker's activities are not all work. The meetings are planned on a definite pat- tern devoted to business, group singing, a program, and a social, where conversation varies from black markets and ration points to the latest styles and colors. The competent and helpful faculty advisors for the club are Mrs. Melder and Mrs. Pearce. JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS Roll: Mary Frances Allen, Betty Armand, Ruth Armand, Doris Barker, Betty Barron, Wynonah Bidrine, Joyce Chenevert, Alma Clark, Hilda Cook, Billie Alice Craig, Nanette Cruikshank, Delores Culpepper, Joane Drumm, Alice Dunn, Doris Jean Edmonson, Arvie Fountain, Dollie Goudeau, Eliza- beth Holy, Emily Holy, Gwenn Huggins, Gladys Juneau, Jean Marie Stone, Billie Rae Torver, Patricia Thompson, Vir- ginia Mae Thompson, Bennie Thrash, Edith Faye Tilley, Marjorie Tubre, Vlrginia Vanderlick, Ruth Ward, Terry Wiles, Geneve Woodruff, Billie Pearl Woody. C0-OP CLUB lst row L, to R.: Wiley Nugent, Geneva Flournoy, Alva Ray Mills, Bob- by Honore. Zrid row: Thelma Ruth Burnette, Gladys Mae Odom, Betty Faye Odom, Jessie Nell DeVille, Billye Ruth Up- shaw, Bill Honea. 3rd row: Mr. Davis, Joe Redus, Billy McFarland, W. J. McPherson, Dick Thompson, Allen Tassen, Hewitt Jean- SOHFIE. CO-OP CLUB The Co-op club is composed of members of the Industrial Relations and the Trade and Occupations classes. They participate in a training program which is of much benefit to them. The main purpose of the club is to give experience to those who wish to begin a career immediately after graduation from high school. At the meetings they tell of their experiences in the many types of work in which they participate. Prominent business men of Alexandria often present their ideas of a worthy employee. The Co-op club is super- vised by Mr. Shelton Davis, the teacher of Occupations. SPANISH CLUB Los Buenos Amigos, the good friends of the Spanish Club, are doing much this year to promote a better feeling between the students of Bolton High and the Pan American countries. The Spanish Club's aim this year is to promote a feeling of internatonal friend- ship and understanding by the intelligent stucly of the life, customs, art, and geography of the people of the Spanish-Speaking countries. Each year the club focuses its work around Pan American Week. During this week the club sponsors a Fiesta and several other pro- grams. The Spanish Club is ably assisted by Miss Burt, who is very interested in all Spanish activities. SPANISH CLUB Speaking: Augustine Ruiz. lst row L. to R.: Lee Roy Till, Lor- raine Texada, Laura Paul, Delma Ober, Frances Eldred, Doris Scallon, Thelma Dennis, Anna Beth Darnell, Ann Gilmer, Trudy Weil. 2nd row: Betty Yarbrough, Sadie Bringhurst, Marjorie Lewis, Essie Gab- bert, Barbara Ann Cappel, Hortense Warnecke, Pauline Polk, Dot Corley, Josephine Ruiz. 3rd row: Miss Burt, Betty Alder, Phyllis Broadwell, Ronald Ates, Eloise East, Dawn Lewis, Lorreed Jenkins, Mattie Jane Duckworth, Jimmy Che- neval, Nelder Dawson. FRENCH CLUB lst row L. to R.: Miss Duhon, Betty Beil, Charles Kloor, Esther Martin. 2nd row: Ann Farrington, Edwin Howard, Newton Guillory, Phyllis Reed. 3rd row: O. J. Gremillion, Warren Rabalais, Margie Garrett, Nina Broad- nax, Alfredo Bernardi. 4th row: Marjorie Evans, Martha Broussard, Beverly Hamilton, Betty Dodson, Robert Fleshman. FRENCH CLUB lf you should hear the rollicking strains of Alouetta , you would know that it was Wed- nesday, and that you had wandered into the neighborhood of L'Atelier Francais , For the members of that organization inspired by th resent da h , e p - y emp asis of Basic English, de- termined this year to concentrate on some Basic French. By learning famous old folk songs, playing games in French, and dramatizing bits of French history and literature, they plan to get more of that much-needed oral practice so that when someone asks Parlez vous f ' ll? ll ' ' ' I rancais ., they can reply, truthfully Mais oui, Monsieur! ' TENNIS CLUB TENNIS CLUB Tennis Stars are made, not born. That's the aim of this year's tennis club, to in- crease the interest of the students toward tennis, and to bring out the sportsmanship and skill of the members of the club. The tennis club's sponsor is Miss Ann McClellan, girl's athletic teacher and the school's tennis coach. The Club mee1'S Ori the Ter1r1iS COUFTS, Where the ladder tournaments are held. Each member trys to better his form in order to win over his opponent and to acquire a position on the tennis team. Those who emerge as vic- tors will probably be rated with the best players in the state. lst row L. to R.: Shirley Allen, June Cotey, Polly Adams, Billy Roberts, Ralph Miller, Robert Taylor. 2nd row: June Coleman, Betty Low- ther, Joann Wakeman, Gloria Samp- son, Rosemary Flynn, Rosalyn Merritt, Evelyn Hickman, Marjorie Dunn, Martha Broussard, Joan MacCurdy Betty Farrington, Hope Joffrion, Ninc Wade Norman, Frances Bringhurst Betty Adler. 3rd row: Saul Kaplan, Jimmy Che- neval, Harry Hammil, Bernie Rosen- than, David Mykoff, Bush Joffrion Frank Daniels, Clifford Pease, Steve Parker, Joseph Belgard, Grove Staf- ford, Roy Craft, Bobby Allen, Calvir McGraw, Jack Wheeler. 4th row: Milton Critchfie'd, Macl King, Robert Ortego, Jack Watson Wally Pearson, Dennis O'Bannion David White. 4-H CLUB Roll: Eugene Andries, James Andries Bonnie Beauboef, Dorothy Mae Bor delon, Clara Mae Bullock, Hilda Cook Betty Jo Covington, Munson Daniel: Anne Darnell, Owen Deen, Z. D. De ville, Evelyn DeSoto, Norma East, Dori Jeane Edmunson, Arvie Fountair Nicolina Fuller, E. F. Garon, Ruth Gre million, Elva Harris, Barba Gene Hine: Fay Oma lles, E. K. James, Georg Koncinsky, Lucille Lambert, Grac Leavines, Beverly Mathews, Josephir Messine, Thomas Nalley, Dorothy Mc Peart, Alice Peterman, Elaine Peter man, Ernest Peterman, Phillip Prici Lois Reynaud, Harry Richey, Johnr Stucklik, James Thiels, Bobby Thu: man, Milton Voda, Doris Elaine Whitt 4-H CLUB The Bolton 4-H Club, the youngest and one of the best 4-H Clubs in the state, was not satisfied with letting the fine job of food production they are doing represent its full part in the war effort. The members of this club are seeking avenues of service. They have al- ready done good jobs in the scrap iron drive, the British Food Drive and the 4-H Ambulance Fund Drive. Hats off to the splendid 4-H Club whose members have made the following pledge: My head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger ser- vice, and my health to better living, for my club, my community and my country. BOOK ROOM STAFF The book room staff is now an old, trustworthy part of life at Bolton. The loyal mem- bers of this staff work very hard at the beginning of each semester and throughout the whole year to make a success of the book room and to encourage the students to take advantage of the opportunities that the book room has to offer. Under the able direction of Mr. Earl Miller they are doing and have done in the past years, a wonderful and complete job. Each member deserves much credit for the untiring effort put forth and the time spent on this worth-while job. BOOK ROOM STAFF L. to R.: Marilyn Flynn, Beverly LoCour, Joyce Herron, Mr. Miller, Edith Motter, Elendee Gremillion, Katherine Ann Avey, Flora Mae Alsup, Jeannine Tyson, Jeanne Newman Carolyn McKenzie, Rosemary Fleming Mary Lou Motter, Betty Steadman. 1 1 FINIS This is our record of Bolton life in the year I944. We sincerely hope that it will recall memories which will not let us forget the school we have loved, the classes we have enjoyed, the friends we have made, and the fun we have had here. ANN HOWELL, Editor-in-Chief, DOLORES BRISTER, Business Manager. , X F- , wh! 2,2 , wrwzw '- I , lr 5, ' 1. K Erk 1 . ig? . ,1- .wx 2,25 , 5 . fl iw Jw, .fi x. 'f':1 .:f'- 1 lim, - .,., N 21:1 Q, ,. ': 'SEP 2:11.-W i 1:-fl-ff. 'If' ' -b 4- riff ' ne- ' ,M ffiznfi - :png IEW f-:qw - gi va, w-,424 ' I' I is. - Q- gf.: .ef '. 1 gm V 1 '.,, -L ' f L' 1 5' 1 1 f,.':'-1j31'f1f . , . f' +L F 55 1' -f Z 1 1 - ' .' ggi? 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I WELCOME TO THE City of Alexandria Municipally Owned Utilities Adequate Medical Facilities Modern Schools Beautiful Parks and Driveways IIIIII CITY OFFICIALS: Mayor: W. G. Bowd Commissioners R. W. Bringh t W. A. MCL I FIRST OF ALL . BUY WAR BCNDS THEN SHOP AT 9 WELInfkN s The Style and Economy Center of Alexandria Don Theatre BOLTON AVENUE Dial 4926 Alexandria INDEPENDENT Recently a young Marine boot from Durham, N. C., came into my office at the Parris Island Marine Base. It was the first visit ofthe boy to a dentist and he gazed fearfully at the shiny equipment. Finally, in a low-voiced southern drawl he asked, Suh, are you a Yankee? I admitted my Ohio background. Desperately, he repeated the question. The corpsman was also from Ohio. Sneaking another quick look at the dental engine the boy volunteered hopefully, Ah'm a Yankee, too . lReader's Digestl Rockwell-Powers Lumber Co. Alexandria, Louisiana I-I.T. HALL PAINTING and DECORATING Telephone 2-1 162 CONTRACTOR P. O. Box l969 lOO8 Guaranty Bank Building ALEXANDRIA, LA. HAUBER RAPIDES TAILORS THEATRE Headquarters for Army Alterations Chevrons - Braids - Caps Shoulder Straps and Patches Mlitary Supplies ANNEX Tailor Made Uniforms and Suits PINEVILLE INSTITUTIONS To Your Meggurement l l22 Second St. and 209 Washington Q, HAUBER Rapides Hotel Building PINEVILLE RESIDENT DIAL 79l6 ALEXANDRIA, LA. BOOSTERS 1 9 4 4 Try DANCING at Enjoy Grace Fenn Studio H I R E S . ROOT BEER Dancing Taught as an Art A Hires Bottling COIIIPHIIY 7l 5 Chester Street 702 Monroe St. Phone 8793 Alexandria, La. Alexandria, Louisiana DINNAT BRGS. BAKERY HOME OF 902-906 MONROE ST. P A N . D A N D Y DIAL 3256 BREAD IIB Soutlfs Finest Hotel HOTEL BENTLEY 'T W Air Conditioned O A lr For Your Comfort gfx tg ' T :XF gg i? You'll Enjoy The 4 'NY fl gf A' llifi Coffee Shop tru i. ai. 7 ' Coleman J. Hudson, Manager Y Alexandria, Louisiana Economy Grocery and Market FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE AT THE LOWEST PRICES U E 638 Main Street Pineville, La. PEOPLEYS SHOE STURE IR 001110 Shoes for the well-dressed student Roblzes American Gentleman DIAL 96l6 H29 THIRD Alexandria, La. awgffz- IYORZD ll4 Compliments of Ruslfs Sniper Market Modern Barber Shop Where Service Reigns Supreme C' A' DUNN' Proprlelor 7l6 Bolton Ave. Alexandria, Lo. J I Luker prop Bolton E7 Jackson Dial 7262 ALEXANDRINS MOST CAREFUL MOVERS DEPENDA Our Long Distance Rates Are Cheaper DIAL 6684 Use Our Arcade 9 SCHWARTZBERG S Bolton Z1 Jackson Three Entrances Third Street Second Street Phone 777l Johnston Street BOCK'S OF COURSE H5 LOUISIANA COLLEGE MA Home Institution . . . A College That ls Different. . . A College Where Everybody ls Somebody Uplifting campus environment permeated with strong Christian Influence. Member of Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Senior Co-Educational College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, granting Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees. Faculty composed of Specialists in their respective departments. - Accredited pre-vocational and pre-professional courses given by fully ap- proved specialists. Unusually low costs for tuition and fees. Unexcelled dormitory, library, laboratory, and classroom facilities. For further inforniation, write or call Dean l-l. M. Weathersby or President Edgar Godbold Pineville, Louisiana H6 REED'S TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Distributors of Royal Typewriter 807 Fourth Street Dial 725I Sales - Rentals - Repairs ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA DREAM GIRL of A16XH11df1H Frult Co. INCORPORATED BOLTON HIGH Hair-Joanne Wakeman ' ' Eyes-Elizabeth Baldwin Nose-Joan MocCurdy 23 Ninth Street Figure-Minnie O'Shee Dial 77l7 Legs-Betty Lowther Complexion-Eugenia McBride Smile-Lucille Ledford Wordmbe-Ma,i,yn Levy Shop at Sears and SAVE Personality-Sister Jordan Friendliness-Shirley Hickman g g Singing Ability-Alfredi Bernardi Dancing Ability-Georgie Younger Intelligence-Fay Downs Sears-R0ebuCk 8 CO, Poise-Nancy Kelley Wit-Dot Post I IZZ THIRD STREET Best Wishes FROM g 0 O 0 PHONE 7722 LEE G TURNER STREETS II7 oham S Ifugio Photographs of Distinction 0 g 0 PORTRAITS, COMMERCIAL, PHOTO FINISHING COPY WORK Cameras ancTAccessorie 410 Murray Street Phone 4678 ALEXANDRIA, LA. More People Get Well in N. Hospitals REAL-I-OR Q Q 609 Sixth Street B A P T I S T ' ' HOSPITAL All Branch of Real Estate C. A. Selmnuck Jewelry Conzpang Class Rings, Class Pins, and Athletic Trophies Alexandria, Louisiana 79 YEARS OF PROGRESS 118 AMERICAN CLEANERS Quality Work at Reasonable Prices Phone 8006 Phone 9606 Lee G Bolton Branch on Main Street Alexandria, La. Pineville, La. BUILDER'S LUMBER Sz SUPPLY COMPANY Lumber, Sash, Doors, Roofing, Lime, and Cement MAIN STREET PINEVILLE, LA ALEXANDRIA LA SALLE CAFE BEDDING COMPANY ,Good Emu Wholesale Manufacturers and Jobbers H 908 THIRD Expert Renovato I ALEXANDRIA, LA. Independent Mill and Gin COTTON SEED olL, MEAL CAKE, HULLS AND LINTERS soY BEAN olL, MEAL AND CAKE ' Phone 5l I3 Lower Third Street Alexandria, La. Compliments of J. I. BARRONZS STGRE College Drive PINEVILLE, LA. ll9 619 Lb lie 10 770 ge! ag zedlea' Millions of times a day, people every- where enjoy a happy minute with ice-cold Coca-Cola. They like its clean taste and the refreshed feeling that follows. Thus the pause that refreshes With ice-cold Coca-Cola has become America's favorite moment. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHoR1TY or 'mn COCA-COLA COMPANY BY ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. When You Build in the Future... Dial 7272 or Visit 523 De Soto TUDOR 81 RATCLIFF General Contractors Alexandria's Style Center for Men and Boys . . . B. GINSBEBG 910 THIRD STREET Guaranty Barber and Beauty Shop, Inc. 327 Murray Street AIR-CONDITIONED Phone 6202 Drink DR. NUT- It's Delicious E. B. Rogers GROCERY AND MARKET Pineville, Louisiana My Yardstick ls The Golden Rule East Cafe Phone 8856 l32O Elliott When you SGT, 'l'l'1C'lf'S YOUI' service 8' business- . Heating Where you eat is our busgnessgf' Service that Serves 902 Main Street Pineville, La. J. O. Kelly W. S. Weaver STANDARD AUTO PARTS 81 MACHINE SHOP Automobile Replacement Parts Auto Machine Work Wholesale Only ALEXANDRIA, LA. Pineville Feed and BRADFORD INSURANCE AGENCY Seed Store Insurance and Bonds U' Approved Hatchery WOSl'llnQtOl1 Slfeel' Phone 7796 Phone 3827 234 Main St. ALEXANDRIA, LA. Garret Office Supplies On Your Way to the Post Office Gifts of Quality-Greeting Cards-Office Fu rnitu re and Supplies Dial 4418 421 Murray COttOl1,S ULSUM Bread and Cakes Compliments of RICHARDSON'S SERVICE STATION Arkansas Oak Flooring Company Wholesale Only Alexandria, Louisiana 2 GUARANTY BANK Sz TRUST CO. Resources Over Twenty-Seven Million Dollars Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MMEET ME AT MAXIE'S SANDWICHES, STEAKS, AND CHICKENS 1605 LEE ALEXANDRIA, LA. 9 7 O S Three deaf gentlemen were on a train bound for London. What station is this? inquired the first gentleman, at a stop. Barber and Beauty WembIey, answered the guard. Hea- vens! said the second. I thought it was ' ' Thursday! So am I! exclaimed the third. Let's all have a drink! PHQNE 8988 IReader's Digest! TRENT L. JAMES Tax Assessor I23 f , CWI- -- VIA INTERURBAN Coaches Economical .'-: Convenient Dial 4455 for Information 601 Third Street Alexandria, L AVENUE DRUG STORE Fast - Courteous - Efficient - Delivery Service BOLTON AT MARYE PHONE 882i Parlor Grocery a11d Market i775 Monroe St. Dial 6681 Compliments of S. II. Kress 81 Company l l2O Third Street Alexandria, La. Add to Your Education Your Brightest Looks and Cheeriest Spirits . . 0 Nothing contributes so much to that coveted appearance which attracts, as perfectly chosen apparel. Here you get the highest standards of quality and the greatest values. WEISS 8: GOLDRING Piece Goods, Linens, Accessories, Beauty Shop and Gift Department Third and DeSoto Streets Phones 4025, 4206, 4272, 4l I9, 4238, 4777 From Stationery to Typewriters LOUISIANA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 325 MURRAY STREET ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 125 GRAVEUS DRUG STORE For Better Drug Service-A Complete Drug Store I6 BOLTON AVENUE PHONE 5894 Trophies Class Rings BUY WITH CONFIDENCE . . . PAY WITH EASE! IOI4 THIRD STREET ALEXANDRIA, LA. DREAM BOY of BOLTON H IGH Hair-Jack Cappel Build-John Alex Caesar Voice-Buster Lowther Laugh-Edwin Ware Smile-David Levine Eyes--Phil Kees Wardrobe-Bill Fox Personality-Bobby Smith Friendliness-Graves Holloway Singing Ability-Robert Armand Dancing Ability-Billy Janette Athlete-Bobby Drouet Intelligence-Irion Lafargue Wit-John Earl James To Keep That Neat Appearance go to Alle11's Barber Shop IZOI Main Street Pineville N. C. ALSUP TIN SHOP Everything in Tin from Stove Hoods to Tent Vents 826 MAIN ST. PINEVILLE, LA. PINEVILLE BUS LINE Serving You ls Our Business- Whom We Serve ls Yours BROWN -ROBERTS HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY CO -Limited- Wholesale ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HARDWARE MILL SUPPLIES IMPLEMENTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES SASH, DOORS ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA St. Claire Beauty Shop Joe S. Price 81 Son Wholesale Groceries - Flour -in- Tobacco - Cigarettes Cigars - Candy wellGh'S 7IO Main Street Pineville, La. ALEXANDER 81 BOLTON Insurance Agency, Inc. Dial 4426 SI I Third Street Hotel Bentley Building ALEXANDRIA, LA. K Buy your Drugs at . . . Laey's Cut Rate Drugs 0 4 Corner Third 6' Johnson P We carry a full line of Drugs . and Drug Sundries at the Iowest prices I27 E. LEVY 81 CO. Barnett's Everything Electrical Auto Hotel 530 Murray Street Phone 8201 Second and Desofo Streets PHONE 7044 BUY WAR BONDS Alexandria, Louisiana Avoyelles Wholesale Grocery Co., Inc. Offices at , Alexandria Bunkie RCA' ' Vlctor Ville Platte Natchitoches Deca - Columbia Louisiana Distributors of RECORDS Wolf's Premium Flour Avoyelles Red Star Coffee Phone 5296 718 Bolton Ave. .IOHNNIE RUSH'S Record Department SECURITY BANKING COMPANY ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Officers: Q. T. Hardtner, Chairman of the Board H. D. Murchison, President J. W. Hawthorn, Vice-President J. T. Murchison, Vice-President R. Lee Hopkins, Cashier E. E. Bennett, Assistant Cashier David Crockett, Assistant Cashier W. D. Tindol, Assistant Cashier 'fOn Leave of Absence in United States Army Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 128 ALEXANDRIA MUSIC COMPANY AUTOMETERS and PHONOGRAPHS PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS - RADIOS RECORDS 214 Jackson Street Phone 6445 Shoes of Quality . . . THE Dress or Sport Types . . COMPANY, Inc. SEE THEM t U Build with Ol Carroll Quality Lumber and Grellliillioll Shoe Store Certified Building Materials l050 Washington Street 9l8 Third Street Phone 4804 'WW ' Phone 1-'yy 0 6606 V it onus stone BOLTON AT LEE ALEXANDRIA, LA. Tullis Furniture Co. We buy and sell used-new furniture 93l Jackson Phone 7996 ' Phone 5157 334 Main St. Pineville, La. l29 RAPIDES PACKING COMPANY A SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE Manufacturing Southern Products for Southern People TTSe v'cP ' ThTs . . ,, Y Localhtlyiihnce 11925 ITE PN D PLATE LUNCHES SANDWICHES 'MQTOB5 BARBECUED MEATS A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION Phone 4843 Jackson C1 Fifth Pmevme' Louisiana LOUISIANA SEED COMPANY 1535 LEE STREET DIAL 7818 ALEXANDRIA, LA. To Avoid Complaint Use AlIen's Paints ALLEN WALL PAPER Louisiana's Most Complete Paint Store 226 JACKSON STREET PHONES 8834-35 PICTURESQUE SPEECH AND PATTER . . . She has a Iot of freight on her train of thought. Drawing herself up to her full width. Bees warming their tiny motors in the sunlight. 4Reader's Digest. 130 BROCATCYS CAFE Tender Crust Bread Is GOOD Bread BROILED STEAKS - CHOPS SEAFOOD NATIONAL BAKERY CHICKEN SPAGHETTI Lower Third Street 2403 Lee Street Dial 7815 AleXC1ndriCI, LG. Herman Pasternak Sam Pasternak Watsoll 81 Aven Ice Cream Co. Phone 4909 3l l Lee Street Alexandria, Louisiana R V The Newcomb Studios Everything Photographic Makers of Fine Photos I E Alexandria, Louisiana Moody Ellington, Owner J. R, Jack Ellis, Manager Ellmgton Transer 81 Warehouse Company Bonded Warehouse P. O. Box l9l l-72l l902 Second Street Dial 5828-533l Alexandria, Louisiana F. STRAUSS 81 SON, Inc. Distributors Fruit and Produce 2006 Lower Third Telephone 3326 Alexandria, La. l3l 'Fll'lUR'E55 FlBBUT J 5 '!OIfI' , ISIS THIRD STREET DIAL 445l ALEXANDRIA Stehr L f A s Auto Body Works 0 H111 SI dam Second and Beauregard Sts. Gl'0Cel'y and Mdfkel' PHONE 9826 TARPAULINS, AWNINGS SEAT AND SLIP COVERS MAIN STREET PINEVILLE Alexandria, Louisiana J C It's Good If It Comes From , . . Incorporated i Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Hats . Dial 988l Rapides Hotel Bldg. IOIO-IOI2 Third Street 1207 Third Street Where Students Shop and Save ALEXANDRIA, LA. LEATHERMAINVS PHARMACY Q Prescription Pharmacists SPECIAL BABY DEPARTMENT - GIFTS IOIO Main Street PHONE 41 I6 Pineville, La. I32 Hill, 1-Iarrin 8: Gln. Inc. Alexandria's Most Complete Department Store l29O Lee St. Phone 303 WARD SZ CO. ' ' d M S mhnlpgalp ann igptatl Fourth an urray treets Dry Lumber Mill Work, Sash Asphalt, Shingles Wall Plaster Alexandria, Louisiana DIN ETTE Ceiling Boofd Gnd Dinners - K. C. Steaks Board Plaster Beverages and Sandwiches of all Kinds ifiumhvr PINEVILLE, LA. AT YOUR SERVICE . . RADIDES BANK 8 TR C0 .,.,1-11:2:1:-:E:-:g:g2E2:2:f:-:-:vis-I:-:-. . . ---- : V' 1 QM-WAYS EM DEPENDABLE gy Loss: mum A45 l l E . if.,-,,,. ff J-'rj DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT l33 Sell Central Louisiana to the World Through Charles N. White . . . Phones 7031 -7154 Charles N. White REALTOR Leases, Farm Lands, Commercial City Property, Rent Property 514 Murray St. Alexandria, La. HIXSON'S Ready-To-Wear Shop SMART THINGS FOR THE PARTICULAR MISS 820 Thi rd Street ADAMS WATCH SHOP WATCH-MAKERS - JEWELERS 717 Third Street Alexandria, Louisiana John W. Ward Hardware Company John W. Ward, Owner SPORTING GOODS - FARM TOOLS DAIRY SUPPLIES 1726-32 Lee St.-near Lee C-r Bolton Dial 7702 QUALITY ICE CREAM COMPANY 2144 LEE STREET PHONE 3100 ViI1S0l1,S Service Station Dealers in Pan-Am Gasoline and Oil Phone 7450 820 Main Street Pineville, La. H e r r o n Furniture Company Sixth and Jackson Streets ALEXANDRIA, LA. fan9a'z9 painting Go yixlexanalvia, Louisiana GHG DQINTQQS etmlomme omcg outmttgne GHG Office Supply Store 814 Third Street 'PP Printing Plant Phone 4424 Fourth and Beaureg d I 4 5 Phone 4422 ee eeee e ROY O. MARTIN LUMBER CO., Inc. Manufacturers of Hardwood and Yellow Pine Luniber Alexandria, La. Get Your Recofds Gulf States Advertising at Company Johnny Rushgs IA division of McMahon Investment ELECTRICAL CEN-I-ER Company, Inc., De Ridder, La.I Everything from OUTDOOR ADVERTISING SYMPHON IES to SINATRA 728 Wheelock Ave. Phone 5025 PINEVILLE MARBLE 81 GRANITE WORKS F. M. Smith, Owner Telephones 6253-7829 Main Street Pineville, Louisiana UNITED FURNITURE STORE Quality Considered We are Never UndersoId DIAL 5825 I2l I THIRD STREET CALL 3737 FOR W. T. Grant Co. WALT C. SOREY Sign Service Corner Third and Murray Sts. 209 Bogen ALEXANDRIA, LA. I36 OSCAR G. WILSON Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractor Telephone 6021 W. E. Kees Dr. Lacy G. Bordelon Grocery 8 Marliet OpTOMETRIST QUGMY Foods and Meats Phone 908 812 3rd sneer 217 Main St. Pinev II L Al dria, La. H. D. FOOTE LUMBER COMPANY, Inc. Alexandria, Louisiana Phone 6628 HELP WIN THE WAR . . . BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Blue Tnangle Goodyear Service Store GOODYEAR 4 of tote Tires and Tubes 1l Vulcanizing C1 Battery Service Live Fourth C1 Washington Try to Face Life Squarely RED RIVER COTTON OIL CO., Inc. ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 137 COMMERCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY 221 Johnston St. Dial 8832 Vlslffhe - - - Pelican Printing Log Cabin Cafe Company Wm. V. Costello, Owner for Phone 7258 l83l Third St. SPECIAL DINNERS Ale and ,O LO x ri , . FRIED CHICKEN K. C. STEAKS LOC CABIN CAFE Pearson Mr. C1 Mrs. Harold Rowe, Furniture C01I1Pa11y Owners Dealer in Furniture, Rugs and Stoves MASONIC DRIVE Lee Street at City Park Entrance Phone 5091 Phone 3997 Alexandria, Louisiana PICTURESQUE SPEECH AND PATTER . . . To find outa girl's faults praise her to her girl friends. His life is on open book and he likes to read out of it. When you ask her a question, it's like taking your finger out of a dike. IReader's Digestl RAPIDES DRUG COMPANY I Limited I WHOLESALE ONLY Independent Wholesale Druggists Serving Independent Retail Druggists For More Than Forty Years I38 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Page Page Ad0m'5 Jewelry Shop ,,,.,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, ,H ,,,,,,,, ,I34 Lacy's Drug STOVE ,......... ....... I 27 Alexander Er Bolton Insurance Agency .,7... I27 LGSOIIG Cafe f7,v,,f-f,-.f,--.. ..f.A..- Alexandria Bedding Co, ,7.,,.,,,.,d,,,,..,.,,,,...... I I9 Leatherman's Pharmacy ,.,., ........ Alexandria, City of ..,...., .-- ........, III Levy, E- --.fA-.---,--.----.-----.- A-----H Alexandria Fruit Co. ,.,.,... II7 I-Og Cabin Cflfe ..w.-..-.--... ---... - Alexandria Music Co .,....... Lotion C7 AdClmS ....---.........- .....--- AIIen's Barber Shop c...,,, Louisiana College ,...,,...,........ ........ Allen Wdll Paper ,,,,,,,d Louisiana Office Supply Co .....,,.. ,....,.. Alsup, N. C. H .. ,,,,...,... American Cleaners , ,,,,,... .W Ammen's Powder Company , Andress-Abbott ,, ...,....,..,,,, . ,,,,,,......, ...A - A Arkansas Oak Flooring Co .,,,.,, , Avenue Drug Co .,,,. ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, , Avoyelles Wholesale Grocery Co., Ltd .s,, , ,,,, -- Baptist Ho spital .,,,.. ....,,..,,...............,.. . --- Barnett's Auto Hotel , ,,,,, ,,,, . Barron, J. I., Grocery Store ,,,. .. Bentley Hotel ,,,,...,, .a,,,..,,, , , Blue Triangle ,,,...,,,, 2 ,... W Blu-Ribon Dairies ,,,,. Boosters ..,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,, , ..,, ,. Bordelon, Dr. Lacy. ,.,,,,.,,,,.. , Bradford Insurance Agency .,,,,. Bridges Drug Store, ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,.... Brocatos Brown-Roberts ,,,.,,,...,,,...,,,,, ,, ,.,. Builder's Lumber Er Supply Co., Carroll Lumber Co., Inc .,,,.,,,...,,, Chambers, City Drug Coca-Colo Commercia James N. ,,,.,. . ,,.,,,,,.,,,.. Store ..,,o,,..,,...o,,o ,. .,o..,,,,,,..,,,,, Bottling Co. ,,.,.,,,..,,,.,,,,,.....,-.... I Insurance Agency, Cotton Bros. Baking Co .,.. ,A,,,,...,-...,, Dinette ......,,,........,,.,...,,....,.,,,..... v 1 Dink s Cafe ,,,...,,...,...,,,. Dinnot Bros. Bakery .,,,.,,.. Don Theater ,,,,.,,, ,. ,, .A East Side Cafe , ,. ,, Economy Grocery .,,, ,, Ellington Transfer Co. , ,, Fenn's, Grace ,. ,,7,, ,, Foote, H. D., Lumber Co.,. Garrett Office Supplies . ,,,, . Gem Jewelry ,,,,,,,, , .,,,aA, , Ginsberg, B. ,,..A,,, Goodyear Tire Service ,,,,,, Grant, W. T ...,,, ..,....,,,.,., , W Gravels Drug Store ,..,,,,...,,.,., Gremi I I ion Shoe Store ....,...,,....... Guaranty Bank G' Trust Co .... .,,..,,,, Guaranty Barber C1 Beauty Shop ,,..... Gulf State Advertising Co. ,,,.,,..,... -- Hall, H. W. T .... ,,,,., , ,,,,..,,..,,,, . Hauber .. ,,,,,,,, , .,,,,,., 7 ,, Herron Furniture Co. ., ,, Hill-Harris Hires Bottling Co. ,,,, ,,,...., . Hixson's Ready-to-Wear ..,,, Independent Mill G Gin .. ,,,,, . lnterurban Trailways ..,,,, James, Trent L. ,, ,,,....,- Kees, W. E., Grocery .,.,, Kohara's Studia .,,,,,...s Kress, S. 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