Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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1 CGNTENTS FHCULTY CLQSSES FEQTURES1 ORGQNIZHTIONS HTHLETICS SCHOOL LIFE

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,-v . I For the first time in twenty, years Louisiana history is 'being taught at Bolton. Because ofbthis and because the ,peace and quiet of' the Louisiana landscape offer .needed '11-i fa' L ' - ffcxelief from the strain of war, we have used its natural beauty as a theme for this year's BRUIN. i in Louisiana is so rich not only in beauty, but in history, in romance, in legend and in colorfulpageantry we are hoping that future BRUIN staffs will follow the idea through several editions. We, therefore, presume to call this the Louisiana Edition, Vol. I T Louisiana-Its Natural Beauty. Lal L MMU

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MRS. IRENE MILLER HOLLOMAN Head of the Department of Foreign Languages And Faculty Advisor of Cumtux ln this, the thirty-third year of our Alma Mater, we, the senior class are proud to have within the faculty a woman whose excellent wisdom, broad knowledge, and outstanding character, as expressed in terms of her association and service with us, reflect the very highest type of education to which Bolton has attained. ln her twenty-eight years at Bolton, she has shown the highest degree ot excellence, judgment, and kindness as a teacher of Latin and journalism. In her eleven years as director of Bolton's weekly newspaper, Cumtux, she has displayed always the good qualities of wise counseling and patient understanding that go to make up an efficient sponsor. V 1 . ' if ,. - , ln recognition of l iring years of service to school and to community, and in appreciation o V r leadership in attaining the success and growth of Bolton, we the membets of the senior class do dedicate this, Volume XX, of the Bruin. A