Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)
- Class of 1946
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I O MISS JUANITA BURT-Spanishg B.A. Northwestern Louisiana Collegeg Sponsor Spanish Clubg Sponsor 4-H Club. 0 MISS MARY LEE CAMBRE-Historyg B.A. Louisiana Collegeg Sponsor Safety Council. I MR, BEN CAMERON-Physical Educationg B.S. Centenary College: Football Coach. O MR. J. G. CANTERBURY-Mafhematicsg M.S. Louisiana State University: Spon- sor 4-H Club, O MISS BILLIE CHEVES-Enqlishg B.A. Northwestern Louisiana Colleqeg Assisiant Debate Coach. O MR. RICHARD CLANTON-Commerce: 8.5. Northwestern State College: Treas- urer of Schoolg Sponsor Treasury Staff. I MR, SHELTON DAVIS-Trades and Occupationg B.S, Arkansas A. 81 M.: Sponsor Co-op Club: Sponsor Hi-Y. O MR. A. K. DEASON-Scienceg A.B. and M.A. Alabama State Collegeg Sponsor Key Room. O MISS RUBY DOWNS-Historyg B.A. Louisiana College: Sponsor Booster Clubg Sponsor Cumtux Business Staff. O MISS CHRISTINE DRAKE-Speech and Englishg B.A. Vanderbilt Universityg M.A, Louisiana State Universityg Sponsor Dramatic Clubg Sponsor Bolton Band Wagon g Sponsor Thespian Society. O MR. JOHN GALLOWAY-History: B.A. Louisiana College: Assistant Coach. O MISS EFFIE GATES-Mathematicsg B.A. Louisiana Collegeg M.A. Louisiana State University: Sponsor Band Boostersg Assistant Sponsor BRUIN B iness Staff. MR. JOHN GALLOWAY , ISS EFFIE GATES A and Admi MRS. FLORA LIEVENS Secretary in charge of Main Office. MR. JOE D. SMITH Assisfani Principal I I Faculty istration MISS GLADYS HIGDON MISS JULIA LEWIS MRS. TOM HICKMAN MISS SYDNEY KILPATRICK I I I QW ,, if I 1 ...,55., , 'f'?5x4'g.n:f 'K ' -1:3-5351 ,yW!8:::,,1. . .fwifglflfillii 5 'A 'fnY!f 'Z:1i'7111w ' f .w.g:..3g1 fs D 315,11 M, .qgzga.:::::51 . f -. 4-...,.g,.v:+1 '. . . . . MR. AUBREY HAWKINS 0 MR, AUBREY HAWKINS-Indusiriai MISS MABEL HAWTHORN Educafiong B.A. Souihwesiern Louisiana lnsiifufeg M.S. Louisiana Siaie Universiiy. O MISS MABEL I-IAWTHORN-Enqlishg B.A. Newcomb College. 0 MRS. T. J. HICKMAN-Manager of Cafeieria. O MISS GLADYS HIGDON-Hisioryg B.A. Louisiana Coilegeg M.A, Louisiana Sfafe University: Sponsor Band Hoosiers. O MISS AUDREY HINES-Home Economicsg B,S. Louisiana Siafe Universiiyg Spon- sor Home Economics Club. O MRS. IRENE HOLLOMAN-Lafin and Englishg B.A. Newcomb Collegeg Sponsor Cumiux Ediiorial Siaff. O MISS CATHERINE HUNTER--History: B.A. Ncrfhwesfern Collegeg M.A, Louisiana Siaie Universifyg Sponsor Newcomers' Siaff. O MISS SYDNEY KILPATRICK-Maihe O MISS JULIA LEWIS-Englishg B.A. O MISS EVELYN LIEVENS-Commerc Salvage Club, O MRS. FLORA LIEVENS-Secreiary College. Clubg Assisfani Sponsor Cum'Iux Ediiorial maticsg M.A. Louisiana Sfafe Universify. Louisiana Collegeg Sponsor Boosfers Club. eg B.S. Louisiana Sfafe Universifyg Sponsor in charge of Main Officeg B.A. Newcomb O MISS POLLY LINZAY--Mafhemaiicsg B,S. Soufhwesiern Louisiana Insfifuieg Spon- sor Newcomers' Club. MISS AUDREY HINES M MISS EVELYN LIEVENS v RS. IRENE HOLLOMAN MRS. FLORA LIEVENS MISS CATHERINE HUNTER MISS POLLY LINZAY 'ho KX. i,ff v MRS. BIRDIE LONGMIRE MISS ANN MCCLELLAN MR. EARL MILLER MRS. LENA MOORE MR. W. D, McKAY MISS LESSIE MOORE MISS LOUISE MORGAN O MRS. BIRDIE LONGMIRE-Malhemalicsg M.A. University of Chicago. O MISS ANN MCCLELLAN-Girls' Physical Educalion Direclorg B.S, Louisiana Sfafe Universifyg Sponsor Tennis Club: Spon sor Blue Birds. 0 MR. W. D. McKAY-Hisloryg A.B. Norfhwesfern Louisiana Collegeg M. A. Louis- iana Slale Universilyg Debaf Coachg S O MR. LEO MARLER-Mafhemalicsg Coach. ponsor Key Club. M.A. Louisiana Sfale Universilyg Baskelball O MISS ELLA LOIS MILLDRUM-Englishg B.A. Louisiana Collegeg Sponsor Blue Triangle. O MR. EARL MILLER-Marhemaficsg A.B. Oklahoma Universifyg M.S. Louisiana C U . Slafe Universilyg Sponsor Newcomers' lub, Supervisor of Bookroom. O MRS, LENA MOORE-Scienceg B.A. Louisiana Collegeg Sponsor Junior Red Cross. 0 MISS Business LESSIE MOORE-Mafhemali Slaff. cs: B.A, Tulane Universifyg Sponsor BRUIN MR, LEO MARLER MISS ELLA LOIS MILLDRUN MRS. EARLEENE NOLAN UA. and Admin M R. RICHARD CLANTON Treasurer O MISS Edilorial LOUISE MORGAN-Hisloryg Sfaff, O MRS. EARLEENE NOLAN-English O MR. T. A. OLIPHANT-Chemisfryg body College: Sponsor Senior Science O MRS. WIRT PARKER-Englishg A.B. M.A. Universily g B.A. and M.A. B.S. Mississippi Club. Baylor Universifyg of Texas: Sponsor BRUIN Louisiana Sfale Universify. Sfafe Collegeg M.A. Pea- Sponsor Newcomers' Club. MR. T. A. OLIPHANT MRS. WIRT PARKER X THORNTON Dean of Girls Faculty stration MRS. ANNIE L. PETERS MISS MARY PROCTOR MR. RALPH RESCHAR MISS ALINE SMITH MR. JOSEPH SMITH MRS. GEORGE STOUT MISS DOROTHY PATTERSON MISS JULIET PEGUES 0 MISS DOROTHY PATTERSON-Spanish and Englishg B.A. Louisiana Collegeg Sponsor Newcomers' Club. O MISS JULIET PEGUES-English: A.M. University of Mississippi: Sponsor New- comers' Club. O MRS. ANNIE L. PETERS-Englishg A.B, Louisiana Collegeg M.A. Louisiana Slale Universily. O MISS MARY PROCTOR-Librarian: B.A. Louisiana Techg B.S. Soulhwesiern Louisiana lnslilule. O MR, RALPH RESCHAR-Musicg B.P.S.M. Indiana Universilyg M,M. Northwesferng Sponsor Chorus, Concerf Band and Foorball Band. O MISS MARY ROBERTS-Scienceg B.A. Newcomb Collegeg Sponsor Newcomers' Club. 0 MR, FLETCHER W. RODGERS-Scienceg A.B. and M.S. Louisiana Sfafe Univer- silyf Sponsor Canleen. I MISS ALINE SMITH-Science-g B.S. Soulhweslern Louisiana lnsliluleg Sponsor Newcomers' Club. O MR. JOSEPH D. SMITH-Scienceg B.A. Ohio Slate Universifyg M.S. Louisiana Sfafe Universilyg Assisfanf Principal. O MRS. GEORGE STOUT-Home Economicsg B.S, Sam Houslon Slafe Teachers Col- Ieqeg Sponsor Junior Homemakers' Club. O MISS MARY THORNTON-Commerceg M,A. 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For a whil H1 p ' I'1' h d ff d by G CI b cl 'I L1 hs humor LafiH cl bl d H1 'I d ff d I 'F fh g I1 d L 'FH' dh bfh h I1 dfh pf+ III1 Ufdsif by IgG I d d J H 9 J Ilninfl1eWarofI8I2 g ffh B+h H1 BHI fN Ol I Lf'H' wasfheidolofmanyy Ih d lyl df fhfl If L d+ I' 'I need. 73 , Shirley Hickman, Presidenl' Term Vll, Mike Flynn, Presidenl Term Vlll. Y e Senior ass POLLY ADAMS EUGENE ANDRIES JAMES ANDRIES FRANCIS BORDELON JAMES BOUDREAUX EVELYN BRADFORD lT, ,ill 0 POLLY ADAMS, Bluebirds, '42-'43, Blue Triangle, '43-'44, Boosfers, '42-'43, Band Booslers, '43-'46, Vice-Presidenf Band Booslers, '44-'46, Dramatic Club, '44-'46, Senior Forensic, '44-'45, Nalional Honor Sociely, '45-'46, Presidenl Naficnal Honor Sociely, '45-'46, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, Press Club, '45-'46, Cumfux, '43-'46, Feafure Edilor, '45-'46, Tennis Club, '43-'44, B. A. A., '42-'46, Mr. Smil'l1's Office Siaff, '45-'46, Nalional Thespian Dramalic Sociefy, '45-'46, Plays: Three's A Crowd, Birds-Eye View of Mabel , Sfamp Seller, '43-'45, Manager of Slamp Sellers, '45-'46, Bronze B , '43, Silver B , '44, Cumiux Pin, '44-'45, Pelican Girls' Slafe, '45, lBesl Presiding Officer, Speaker of House of Represen- Iafives, Cily Commissioner of Financel, Diploma Girl, '45, Mock Trial, '44-'45, Favorife, '44-'45, Campus Queen, '45-'46, Call Ours Viclory Ball, '44, Lady in Wailing, Viclory Ball, '43, O EUGENE ANDRIES, 4-H Club, '4l-'45, Newcomers Club, '4l, Baskelball, '44-'46, B.A.A. '44-'46, Cafeleria, '4l-'43, Cub Baskefball Leller, '45, I JAMES ANDRIES, 4-H Club, '42-'44, B.A.A., '45-'46, Boiron Cadels, '42-'43, Cafeleria, '42-'44, Bronze Scholarship B , '42-'43, O LENA MAE BAIO, Home Economics Club, '43-'46, library Slaff, '45-'46, Junior Red Cross, '44-'45, B.A.A., '42-'45, O NELLIE BAKER, B. A, A. O VIRGINIA BARTLETT, Transferred from Pollock High School, '45, O JEAN- NINE BELL, Vicfory Corps, '4l-'42, Red Cross, '4l-'45, 4-H Club, '42-'43, Debale Club, '44-'46, O CHARLES BONNETTE, Key Club, '44-'46, Curnlux Edilorial Siaff, '44-'46, Cub Foofball, '42-'44, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, Hi-Y, '45-'46, B.A. A., '42-'46, Vicfory Corps, '43, Bollon Cadels, '43, Gold Scholarship B , '44, Cub Foclball B , '44, Key Club Pin, '45, Quill and Scroll, '45, Pelican Boys' Sfare, '44, Usher for Gradualion, '44, Honor Roll, '42-'45, 9 FRANCIS BORDELON, B. A. A., '43-'46, Red Cross, '43, Co-op, '43-'45, Transferred from Menard, Alexandria, La., in '43, O JAMES BOUDREAUX, Li- brary Sfaff, '44-'45, Spanish Club, '44-'45, J'unior Red Cross, '43-'45, Vice-Presidenl Junior Red Cross, '45, B. A. A., '42-'46, Ballon Cadefs, '43, Pelican Boys' Sfafe, '45, Bronze B , '43, Library Pin, '45, Secrelary Terms Ill and IV. 9 EVELYN BRADFORD, Cafeleria Staff, '42-'43, B. A. A., '42-'46, Debafe Club, '45-'46, Vicfory Corps, '43-'44. I EMILY BRIGGS, B.A.A., '42-'46, Usher Gradualion, '45, Secrelary Treasury Slaff. '45-'46, Treasury Staff, '44-'46, Blue Triangle, '45-'46, Bruinelle, '43-'44, Key Room, '44-'45, Chorus, '43-'44, Pelican Girls' Slafe, '45, Treasury Pin, '45, O SADIE BRINGHURST, B, A, A,, '42-'46, Spanish Club, '43-'45, Vice-President Spanish Club, '45, Safely Council, '44-'45, Blue Triangle, '45-'46, Diploma Girl, '45, Bruin Edilorial Slaff, '43-'46, Vicfory Corps, '42-'43, Dramafic Club, '45-'46, Scholarship Bronze B , '45, O GWEN BROUILLETTE, Junior Debale, '43-'44, Tennis Club, '45-'46, B. A. A., '43-'46, Senior Debate, '46, Basker- BOBBY CALCOTE BOBBY CALDWELL DICK CALDWELL JIMMIE CAMERATA JOHN ALEX CAESAR GERALDINE CAMPBELL OSCAR CANNON LENA MAE BAIO NELLIE BAKER VIRGINIA BARTLETT JEANNINE BELL CHARLES BONNETTE SADIE BRINGHURST EMILY BRIGGS GWEN BROUILLETTE JO ELLA BUTLER JOY NELL BUTLER ball Representative, '45, Bruin Editorial Staff, '45-'46, Boosters, '45, Football Band, '43-'44, Junior Band, '43, President of Boosters, '46, Victory Corps, '43, Diploma Girl, '45, Vic- tory Court Nominee, '45, Homecoming Court, '45, Homecoming Queen, '46, Cheer- leader, '46, Campus Favorite, '46, Best All-Round Senior Girl, '46, Natchitoches Debate Tournament, '46, Homecoming Loving Cup, '46, War Stamp Seller, '46, Gym Office Worker, '46. O JO ELLA BUTLER, Newcomers Club, '40, Louisiana Club, '4l. O JOY NELL BUTLER, Home Economics Club, '42-'43, B. A. A., '42-'45, Debate Club, '43-'45, Tennis Club, '44-'46, Bruinettes, '44-'46. O JOHN ALEX CAESAR, Secretary of New- comers Club, '4l, Safely Council, '4l-'43, Junior Red Cross, '42-'43, B Club Vice-Presi- dent, '44-'45, B Club President, '45-'46, Mock Trial, '44, Varsity Football, '43-'44, Cub Football, '4l-'42, Track Team, '43-'44, Cub Football Letterman, '4l-'42, Varsity Football Letterman, '43-'44, Varsity Track Letterman, '43-'44, Best Boy Athlete, '45. O BOBBY CALCOTE, Junior Debate Club, '43-'44, Senior Forensic League, '45-'46, Science Club, '44-'45, Key Club, '45-'46, B.A. A., '43-'44, Victory Corps, '43-'44, Bolton Cadets, '43, Secretary of Term Ill, National Honor Society, '45-'46, Vice-President of Term IV, Winner of Junior Debate Tournament, '44, Bronze Scholarship B , '44, Pelican Boys' State, '45. O BOBBY CALDWELL, Spanish Club, '44-'45, Movie Club, '44-'45, Victory Corps, '42-'43, B.A. A., '42-'45, O DICK CALDWELL, Salvage Club, '43-'44, B. A. A., '43-'44, Debate Club, '44, 0 JIMMY CAMERATA, Salvage Club, '43-'45, Secretary-Treasurer Salvage Club, '44, Spanish, '44-'45, Library Staff, '44, Cub Football, '43-'44, B.A.A., '43-'46, Bolton Cadets, '43, Movie Club, '44. O GERALDINE CAMPBELL, Library Staff, '43-'45, Sec- retary Library Staff, '44, Safety Council, '43-'44, Blue Triangle, '45-'46, French Club, '45, B,A. A., '42-'45, Miss McClellan's Office Staff, '45-'46, Library Pin, '44-'45, O OSCAR '44, Spanish Club, '44-'45, Library Staff, '44, Cub Football, '43-'44, B. A, A., '43-'46, Bolton Cadets, '43-'44, Safety Council, '43-'46. 0 ROBERT CANNON, B.A.A,, '4l-'46, Cub Football, '42-'43, Varsity Football, '43-'46, Track Team, '42-'46, Vice-President Term Vlll, ,45, Cub Basketball, '43-44, Bolton Home Guard, '4l-'42, Victory Corps, '43-'44, First Lt. Bolton Cadets, '44, B Club, '44-'45, Hi-Y, '45-'46, Southwestern Relays-lst Place Mile Relay, '45, Bolton Relays-lst Place Mile Relay, '44, Bolton Relays-lst Place Mile Relay, lst Place 880 Relays, '45, Northwestern District Meet-Ist Place Quarter Mile and Znd Place Mile Relay, 45, State Track Meet-2nd Place Mile Relay, '45, Letterman Cub Foot- ball, '42-'44, Track Letterman, '44-'45, Cub Basketball Letterman, '43H'44, Varsity Football Letterman, '45-'46. ROBERT CANNON - 1 f .- 4. . ,+V McGinty McBride, Vice-President Vll, Betty Wells, Secretary Vll: Mary Frances Kenning- ton, Vice-President VIII, Robert Cannon, Sec- retary Vlll. Seniors study even at noon! 0 Senior Class JOHN DAVID OWEN DEEN Rum cANNoN Yvonne CARNAHAN ' DIXIE ci-mzruen ca ALD ou Lesren uvur o R-ov cimrr x . O RUDY CANNON, Hi-Y Chg, '45-46, Cub Football, '4, Bandwagon, '46, Varsity Foot- ball, '44-'46, B. A. A., '43-'46, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, Bruin Business Staff, '44-'46, As- sistant Business Manager Bruin, '45-'46, Bruin Sports Editor, '45-'46, Dramatic Club, '45-'46, B Club, '44-'46, National Honor Society, '45-'46, National Thespian Society, '45-'46, Memorial Committee, '45-'46, Manager Defense Stamp Sales, '43-'45, Defense Stamp Sales- boy, '45-'46, Bruin Business Pin, '45v'46, Bruin Editorial Pin, '46, Reserve Football Letter- man, '44, Varsity Football Letterman, '45. O YVONNE CARNAHAN, B.A.A., '43-'46, Library Staff, '45-'46, Band, '43-'45, Red Cross Rep., '44-'45, Library Pin, '45. O DIXIE CHARRIER, B.A.A., '43-'46, Glee Club, '44-'45, Safety Council, '45-'46, Bronze Scholar- ship B , '44. O ANTHONY CHICOLA, B,A.A,, '45-'46, Red Cross Rep., '44-'45. I DELLON COKER, B Club, '44-'46, Cub Football Letterman, '43, Varsity Football Letterman, '44-'45. O JIMMY OOLEMAN, Safety Council, '42-'43, B. A. A., '42-'46, Red Cross Rep., '44, President Red Cross, '44, Movie Club, '44, Cub Football, '43, Intramural Track Team, '45, 0 HORACE CORLEY, B,A. A., '42-'46, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Bolton Cadets, '42-'43, Library Staff, '42-'43, Jr. Debate Club, '42-'43, Treasury Staff, '44-'46, Sr. Forensic Society, '42-'43, National Honor Society, '45-'46, Key Club,, '45-'46, Pelican State, '45, Cumtux Statf, '43-'44, Sr. Science Club, '45-'45, Honor Roll B , '42-'45, Typing Pin, '43-'44, Treasury Staft B , '44-'45, National Honor Society Pin, '45-'46, Key Club Pin, '45-'46, Graduation Usher, '45, Pelican State Pin, '45. O JUNE COTEY, Blue- blrds, '42-'43, Blue Triangle, '43-'44, Boosters, '42-'43, Band Boosters lSec.l, '44-'45, Pres. Band Boosters, '45-'46, Dramatic Club, Pres., '44-'46, Sr. Forensic Club, Pres., '45-46, Na- tional Honor Society, '45-'46, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, Sec. Press Club, '45-'46, Bruin Staff, Asst, Editor, '45, Bruin Editor-in-Chief, '46, Cumtux Staff, '43-'45, Tennis Club, '43-'46, Safety Council, '42-'43, B. A. A., '42-'46, National Thespian Society, '45-'46, Bolton Band- wagon, '45-'46, Defense Stamp Salesgirl, '43-'45, Defense Stamp Sales Manager, '45-'46, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Pelican Girls' State lBest Orator, House of Rep., Juvenile Mayor of Cityl, '44-'45, Vice Pres., of Class, '43, Diploma Girl, '45, Scholarship B , lBronze, Silverl, '42-'45, Mock Trial, '44-'46, Typing Pin, '44-'45, Cumtux Pin, '43-'45, Bruin Pin, '44, Campus Favorite, '44-'46, Call Outs, Carnival, '43, Sr. Ring Committee, '45-'46. O REGINALD COUCH, Movie Club, Pres., '43, Sec Br Treas., '42, Bolton Cadets, '43, B. A. A., '42-'45. 0 LESTER COUVILLION, Bolton Cadets, '42-'43, B.A.A,, '424'46. 0 ROY CRAFT, Tennis RUTH DELCOMYN JEWELL DELOACH HAROLD DENNING ANTHONY CHICOLA DELLON COKER HARVEY CRAGON EILLIE ALICE CRAIG JIMMY COLEMAN LaVERNE CRUMP Club, '42-'45, Vice Pres., Tennis Club, '45-'46, Tennis Team, '42-'46, Key Club, '44-'46, Cub Football, '42-'43, Hi-Y Club, '45-'46, Debate Club, '45-'46, B.A.A., '42-'46, Honor Roll, '44, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Intramural Track Meet, '45, Pelican Boys' State, Rep., '45, Bol- ton Cadets, '42-'43, Salvage Club, '42, Intramural Softball Team, '45, Debate Tourna- ment, '46, State Tennis Tournament, Ilst Place Winnerl, '45-46, Sr. Forensic Club, '45-'45, Tennis Letters, '42-'46, 0 BILLY ALICE CRAIG, B.A. A., '42-'46, Pres. Jr. Red Cross, '45-'46, Blue Triangle, '45-'46, Home Ec. Club, Sec., '43-'46, Salvage Club, '43-'44, Book Room Staff, '45-'45, Pelican Girls' State, '45, Graduation Usher, '45, I HARVEY CRAGON, B.A.A, '42-'46, Red Cross Rep., '42, Debate Club, '45, Library Staff, '42-'44, Treasury Staft, '43-'46, Victory Corps '42-'43, National Honor Society, '45-'46, Key Club, Vice Pres., '45-'46, Pelican Boys' State, '45, Bronze Scholarship B , '45, Library Statf B , '44, Treasury Pin, '45, Typing Pin, '45, I LAVERNE CRUMP, Safety Council, '43-'44, B.A.A., '45-'46, Treasury Staff, '44-'46, Red Cross Rep., '42-'43, Treasury Staff Pin, '45. O HANNAH CURTIS, Transferred Tl'O'T1' Sophie B. Wright High School, New Orleans, La., '45, Book Room Statf, '45-'46. O PHILIP LEE DAFFORD, Newcomers' Club, '4I, B. A. A., '42-'45, Cafeteria Staff, '43-'44, Co-op Club, '45, O JOHN DAVID, Transferred from Sidney Lanier High School, Montgomery, Ala., '45, Tennis Club, '45-'46, B.A. A., '45-'46, Bolton Band Twirler '45-'46. O OWEN DEEN, Cafeteria Staff, '43-'44, Canteen Staff, '44-'46, 4-H Club, '42-'45, Bolton Cadets, '43-'44, B.A. A., '44-'46. O RUTH DELCOMYN, Red Cross Rep., '42-'45, Safety Council, '42-'43, B.A. A., '42-'45, Salvage Club, '42-'43, Tennis Club, '45-'46, Bruin Business Staff, '45-'46, Boosters, '45-'46, Home Coming Court, '45. O JEW- ELL DELOACH, Treasury Staff, '43-'46, Chorus, '44, Usher Baccaleaureate Sermon, '45, Tennis Club, '45-'46, Dramatic Club, '45-'46, Softball Captain. '45-'46, Blue Triangle, 'Ad.'46' B.A.A., '43-'46, Scholarship Bronze B , '44, Treasurv Statf, Bronze B , '44-'45. O HAROLD DENNING, Hi-Y Club, '45-'46, Football Band, '47-'45, Concert Band, '42-'45, Band Clinic, '44-'45, Victory Corps, '42, Bolton Cadets, '42, Cub Football, '44, B.A.A, '42-'46, Intramural Track Meet '45, Intramural Softball, '44, Tennis Club, '45-'46, Scholar- ship B , '43. I Z. D, DEVILLE, Football Band, '42, Concert Band, '43-'45, Movie Club, '43-'44, Radio Club, '44-'45, 4-H Club, '42-'44, B. A. A,, '42-'46, Chorus, '44-'45, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Jr. Band, '42-'45, Newcomers' Club, '42-'43. O ROY DEZENDORF, Bolton Cadets, '43, B.A.A., '43-'45. O NOLA DOUZA, B. A. A., '45-'46, Victory Corps, '42-'43. Z, D. DEVILLE NOLA DOUZA nov DEZENDORP V4 5: HORACE CORLEY JUNE COTEY HANNAH CURTIS PHILIP DAFFORD Nearing exam time no doubt. And they say they're SENIORSI he Senior C ass PERRY GOUTRO AUBREY GRAY ,pf R1 ,, .. , ., awe 5. F LN 'aj ' 2 iefif if rf 5 'W ALLENE DUKE EUGENE DUNCAN ELOISE EAST MIKE FLYNN DORIS FOGLEMAN LEONARD FUHRER 0 ALLENE DUKE, Victory Corps, '42-'43, B, A. A., '45-'46. 0 EUGENE DUNCAN, Salvage, Club, '43-'46, Bruin, '44-'45, Senior Science, '45-'46, Office lStat f, '45-'45, B. A. A., '45-'46, Chorus, '44-'45, First Aid, '42-'43, National Honor Society, '45-'46, Scholastic Bronze B , '44-'45, Salvage Pin, '44-'45, Senior Science Pin, '45-'46. 0 ELOISE EAST, Spanish Club, '43-'45, Victory Corps, '4I-'43, Bruinettes, '4I-'44, Band Wagon, '45-'46, Dramatic Club, '45-'46, Chorus, '43-'45. 0 MARTIN ELLIS, B Club, '45-'46, Cub Football, '44, Varsity Football, '45, Pelican State, '45, 9 JOSEPH FARMER, Safety Council, '43, Debate Club, '43, Cub Football, '43, B. A. A. 42-'45, Victory Corps, '43, O TROY FARRAR, Hi-Y, '44-'46, B. A. A., '43-'46, Bolton Cadets, '42-'43, Library Staff, '44-'45, Cumtux Editorial Staff, '45-'46, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, Key Club, '45-'46, Bronze B , '44, Library Pin, '44-'45. O J. W. FLESHMAN, Cub Football, '42-'43, Varsity Football, '44-'45, Co-op Club, '43-'44, B. A,A,, '42-'45, B Club, '44-'45, Junior Red Cross Representative, '45, Victory Corps, '42, National Honor Society, '45, 0 ROBERT FLESHMAN, French Club, '43, Dramatic Club, '44-'45, Bruin Photography Staff, '44, Bruin Business Staff, '44, Camera Club, '44, Cum- tux Editorial Staff, '45, O MIKE FLYNN, Bolton Cadets, '42-'43, Safety Council, '43-'44, Hi-Y, Vice-Pres., '43-'45, B. A. A., '42-'45, Boys' Patrol, '42-'43, Cumtux Business Staff, '44-'45, Cub Basketball, '42-'43, Varsity Basketball, '43-'45, Cub Football, '42, Varsity Foot- ball, '45, Cheerleader, '44, Spanish Club, '45, Tennis Club, '44-'45, President Term VIII, Fall ot '45, Senior Ring Committee, '45, B Club, '45-'46, Track Team, '46, O DORIS FOGLEMAN, B.A.A., '42-'45, Bruinettes, '42, Library Staff, '43-'45, President Library Statf, '45, French Club, '44-'45, President in '45, Blue Triangle, '45, Miss McCIeIIan's Of- fice Staff, '45-'46, Library Pin, '44-'45, Scholarship B in '42-'43-'44, 0 LEONARD FUHRER, Tennis Club, '44 45, Tennis Team, '46, Intramural Track Meet, '44, Salvage Club, '43, Cub Football, '43, B.A.A,, '43-'45, Cumtux Business Staff, '45, Mock Trial, '43-'44, Victory Corps, '43, Tennis B , '45, Cumtux B , '46, Typing Pin, '46, Bolton Cadets, '43, Debate Club, '45, Natchitoches Speech Tournament, '46. O ERNEST FURBY, Newcomers' Club, '42, Football Band, '42-'45, Concert Band, '43-'45, Intramural Track Meet, '45, Tennis Club, '45, Debate Club, '45, Bolton Cadets, '43, Victory Corps, '44, B.A.A., '42-'45. 0 ESSIE GABBERT, Blue Birds, '42-'43, Junior Red Cross Representative, '43-'44, Spanish MELBA GRAYSON RUTH GREMILLION JOUANNA GRIFFIN f MARTIN ELLIS JOSEPH FARMER ERNEST FURBY ESSIE GABBERT T -1 Y rs te sg, , ' ' i ' , f , ,,,,' ,, , - sie- -.ff - -- me-,1 -gi-v:.,,,,,-s. a r ,lp --W 451 ,.- , , .. Hx, , if , 4- . ,.. . ffl i ' -,, 7, , -,. ef, T' , ' :'A': I ' TROY FARRAR VINCENT GALLENT Club, '43-'44, Blue Triangle, '45-'46, Library Staff, '45-'46, B.A. A., '42-'45, Tennis Club, '44-'46, Cumtux, '45, Dramatic Club, '45-'46, O VINCENT GALLENT, Bolton Cadets, '42-'43, B, A. A., '42-'45. 0 CHARLENE GILBERT, Safety Council, '42-'43, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Bruinettes, '43-'44, Tennis Club, '43-'44, Blue Triangle, '44-'46, Spanish Club, '44-'46, Bruin Editorial Staff, '44-'46, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, B. A. A., '42-'46, Office Staff, '44-'45, National Honor Society, '45-'46, Secretary of Terms V and VI, '44, '45, Pelican State, '45, Diploma Girl, '45, Senior Ring Committee, '45, President of Blue Triangle, '45-'46, Scholarship B , '42-'46, 'Typing Pin, '44, Defense Stamp Salesgirl, '45-'46. O TONIA GILREATH, Bluebirds, '42, Safety Council, '43, Band Boosters, '45, Tennis Club, '43, Boosters, '43-'44, Dramatic Club, '45, B.A,A., '42-'45, Red Cross, '42-'45, Cumtux Edi- torial Staff, '45, Victory Corps, '43, Graduation Usher, '45, Best Dressed Senior Girl, '46, 0 PERRY GOUTRO, Red Cross, '44. 0 AUEREY GRAY, Tennis Club, '43-'46, Bruin Busi- ness Staff, '45-'46, Key Club, '45-'45, National Honor Society, '45-'46, Press Club, '45-'46, Defense Stamp Committee, '45-'46, Office Staff, '45-'46, B. A. A., '42-'46, Tennis B , '44-'46, 50-Word Typing Pin, '45, Boys' Beauty Contest, '44-'45, Pelican State, '45, O MELBA GRAYSON, Tennis Club, '43-'45, Spanish CI'ub, '43-'45, Blue Triangle, '44, Graduation Usher, '45, Red Cross, '43-'44, B,A. A., '43-'45, Library Staff, '45, Victory Corps, '43, Cumtux Editorial Staff, '45, Cnorus, '44-'45, Office Staff, '45, Jr. Band, '43, Bruin Editorial Staff, '45, Scholarship B , '44, Typing Pin, '45. O RUTH GREMILLION, Transferred from Byrd High School, Shreveport, La., '43, Bruinettes, '44-'45, 4-H Club, '43-'44, Salvage Representative, '44-'45, Cumtux Staff, '44, Key Room Staff, '45, Chorus, '44-'46, 0 JOUANNA GRIFFIN, Transferred from Tioga High School, '44, B. A, A., '44-'46, Dramatic Club, '45-'46, Tennis Club, '45-'46, Salvage Representative, '45-'46, Photographer Bruin Staff, '45-'46. O JOHN GRIMSLEY, Tennis Club, '43-'45, Co-op Club, '45-'46, Spanish Club, '43, Jr. Band, '44, Football Band, '42, Safety Council, '43, Cub Football Letter, '44-'45. 0 ROBERT HAMILTON, B.A. A., '42-'45, Cub Football, '42, 0 KELLY HAMM, Trans- ferred from Winnfield High School, '44, B.A.A., '44-'46, Debate Club, '45-'46, Bruin Business Staff, '45-'46, Office Staff, '45-'46, National Honor Society, '45-'46, Typing Pin, '45, Scholastic B , '45, Pelican State Award, '45g Pelican Boys' State, lBest District Attorney, '45l, JOHN GRIMSLEY ROBERT HAMILTON KELLY HAMM .l - fT .L' . i e ff ff I ,fn-Qffsfe W X gg ' '51 4 gg , x j' J. W. FLESHMAN BERT FLESHMAN CHARLENE GILBERT TONIA GILRE H iff' 'D A ,ff fifty, f , J' Ar U-4,0 A 4 91 ,if N1 9 J A Dr ut' 4 P I , YY' CL 'x ' A, if I , ' ' J 1 ! ff aj!! jj N V J ,rl 6' Quff J we 1 CLAUDIA HARBIN CHARLES HARPER GLORIA HARPB WINSTON HENDERSON BEVERLY HENDRIX JOYCE HERRO O CLAUDIA HARBIN, Tennis Club, '4l-'45, Girls' Basketball, '45. O CHARLES HARPER B.A.A., '42-'46, Senior Science Club, '43-'46, Safety Council, '42-'43, Junior Red Crosl Representative, '42, Chorus, '44-'45, President of Terms I-II-III-IV. O GLORIA HARPER, Transferred from Boyce High School, Boyce, La., '45, B.A.A., '45, Capfain of Softball Team, '45, Girls' Basketball Team, '45, Bruin Editorial Staff, '45-'46, Chorus, '45-'46. O JO ANN HARRINGTON, Library Sfaff, '42-'45, Cumfux Editorial Slaff, '43-'44, French Club, '45, Jr, Red Cross Rep., '45-'46, National Honor Society, '44-'46, Miss McCeIland's Office Staff, '45-'46, Defense Stamp Salesgirl, '45-'46, B, A.A., '43-'46, President, Library Staff, '44, Sec retary, French Club, '45, Library Pin, '44-'45, Diploma Girl, '45, Gold B , '45, Honol Roll, '42-'45. O ELVA HARRIS, 4-H Club, '43, B.A.A., '45, Graduation Usher, '44, 9 ALTHA HAWORTH, B.A.A., '44. O JAMES HAYES, Football Band, '45-'46, Radio Club, '44-'45, Salvage Club, '43-'44, B.A.A., '45-'46, Chorus, '44-'45, Victory Corps '42-'43, Jr. Band, '44-'45, Salvage Pin, '44-'45. O ELOISE HEAD, B.A.A., '42-'45, Cumtu Staff, '45-'46, Office Staff, '44-'45, Library Staff, '43-'44, Typing Pin l60I, '44-'45, Librar Pin, '44-'45, Office Pin, '44-'45, Diploma Girl, '44-'45. WINSTON HENDERSON, Trans' ferred from Boyce High School, Boyce, La., '45. I BEVERLY HENDRIX, Concerl Band '44-'45, B. A.A,, '44-'45. I JOYCE HERRON, Salvage Representative, '42-'46, Tennis Club 8 '44-'46, Bruin Art Staff, '45-'46, Basketball Team, '45, Diploma Girl, '45. 0 SHIRLEY HICK MAN, Red Cross Representative, '42, Blue Birds, '42, Senior Debate Club, '42-'46, Vice-Pres Senior Debate Club, '43-'44, Pres. Senior Debate Club, '44-'46, Cumtux Editorial Staff O '42-'46, Asst. Feature Editor Cumtux, '43-'44, Feature Edifor Cumtux, '44-'45, Editor in Chie S 0 n, I 0 r cumlilx, '45-'46, Blue Triangle, '44-'45, vice Pres, Blue Triangle, '45, sooner Club, '43-'46 Vice Pres. Boosters Club, '43-'46, Quill and Scroll, '44-'46, Band Boosters, '43-'44, B.A, A. '42-'46, Secrelary of B.A.A., '44-'45, National Honor Society, '44-'46, Press Club, '4-I-'46 Pies, Press Club, '45-'46, Dramatic Club, '44-'46, Secretary Dramatic Club, '45-'46, Maid i I a S S Victory Court, '43, Cheerleader, '43-'46, Head Cheerleader, '45-'46, Campus Favorite, '43-41 MARIE HOOPER RICHARD HORTMAN CARL HORTON BUCKNER HOWSE GENEVA HUDSON I 'F' .. ' - 1- , , wir, -2 5 :I ,aw 1 +V -f 2: ri ei is .swat- JO ANN HARRINGTON ELVA HARRIS ALTHA HAWORTH JAMES HAYES ELOISE HEAD SHIRLEY HICKMAN BARBARA JEAN HIGDON BETTE RUTH HOLT EMILY HOLY BILL HONEA Campus Queen, '44-45, Campus Fayorile, '45-'46, Besl All Around Freshman, '42-'43, Best All Around Sophomore, '43-'44, Besl All Around Junior, '44-'45, Mos? Popular Senior Girl, '45-'46, Honor Roll, '42-'45, Scholarship B , '42-'46, Cumfux Pin, '43-'46, Presideni of Terms IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, Viclory Courf Nominee, '43-'46, Homecoming Courf, Maid of Honor, '43, Press Club Pin, '46, Chairman Defense Slamp Sales of Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior, '42-'45, Pelican Sfafe Delegale, '45, Governor Pelican Slale, '45, Senior Ring Commilfee, '45-'46, O BARBARA JEAN HIGDON, B.A.A., '45. I BE'l'l'E RUTH HOLT, B. A. A., '42-'46, Bruineifes, '42-'43, O EMILY HOLY, Newcomers' Club, '4l-'42, Home Ec. Club, '42-'44, I BILL HONEA, Co-op Club, '43-'45, Vice Presidenl of Co-op Club, '45, Co-op Pin, '45, I MARIE HOOPER, Home Ec. Club, '42-'44, Salvage Represenlafive, '43-'44, B. A. A., '42-'46, Jr. Debale, '43-'44, Baskelball Team, '45, Sr, Debale, '45-'46, Booslers, '44-'46, Bruin Art Slaff, '45-'46, Spanish Club, '45-'46, Tennis Club, '45-'46, Home Corning Courf, '44-'45, Graduaiion Usher, '45. I RICHARD HORTMAN, Jr. Debale, '42-'43, Jr. Band, '42-'43, Foolball Band, '42-'46, Sr, Band, '43-'46, Viclory Corps, '43, B. A. A., '42-'46, Sr. Debate Club, '43, Safely Council, '44, Key Club, '45-'46, LY. in Ihe Football Band, '45, Cup in Jr, Debafe Tournamenf, '42, Bronze B , '42-'43, Gold B , '44-'45, Silver B , '43-'44, Pelican Boys' Slafe, '45, Senior Boy Mos? Likely Io Succeed, '45-'45. O CARL HORTON, Transferred from Bunkie High School, '45, B Club, '45-'46, Varsily Baslrelball Team, '45-'46. O BUCKNER HOVVSE, Transferred from Byrd High School, Shreveporl, La., '45. O GENEVA HUDSON, Chorus, '43, B. A. A., '43-'46, Booster, '45-'46, Red Cross Represenlalive, '45-'46, Home Coming Courl, '45. O INEZ HUFFMAN, Safely Council Represenlalive, '43-'45, Red Cross Represenlalive, '45-'46, O DORIS ILES, Newcomers Club, '4I, Red Cross Represenlafive, '44-'45. O E. K. JAMES, Vicfory Corps, '42-'44, B.A.A., '42-'46, Key Club, '45-'46, Hi-Y Club, '43-'46, Sr. Science Club, '45-'46, 4-H Club, '43-'44, Jr. Red Cross Represenlalive, '43A'44, Presidenl, Hi-Y Club, '45-'46, Basketball Manager, '43-'45, Boys' Pelican Sfale, '45, Besf Looking Senior Boy, '45-'46. INEZ HUFFMAN DORIS ILES E. K. JAMES Bollon sure are losing some purly gals lhis year! The Fleshman brothers and their pal. The Senior la ss PAT JEANSONNE BEN LANGSTON O PAT JEANSONNE, Safety Council, '43, Salvage Club, '43-'45, President Salvage Club, '45-'46, B. A. A., '43-'46, Bruin Editorial Staff, '45, Bronze, Silver Scholarship B , '44-'45. 9 AGGIS MAE JOHNSON, Cumtux Business Staff, '44-'45, Safety Council, '45-'46. 0 BORLAND JOHNSON, B. A. A., '42-'45. 0 SAUL KAPLAN, B. A. A,, '43-'46, Tennis Club, '43-'46, Tennis Team, '45-'46, State Tennis Rally, '45-'46, Cub Basketball, '44-'45, Varsity Basketball, '45-'46, Central Basketball Rally, '46, Intramural Track Team, '45, Inter- mural Softball, '44-'45, Intramural Table Tennis Tournament, '45, B Club, '45, Cumtux Business Staff, '44-'46, Circulation Manager Cumtux, '45-'46, Tennis B , '44-'46, Basket- ball B , '44-'45, lntramural Track Medal, '45, Cumtux Pin, '45-'46. O VERSIE LEE KELLY, B.A.A., '42-'46, Salvage, '45, Home Ec. Club, '43, O MARY FRANCES KEN- NINGTON, Safely Council, '42, National Honor Society, '44-'46, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, Bruin Business Staff, '42-'45, Library Staff, '44-'45, Miss McClellan's Office Staff, '44-'46, B. A. A., '42-'43, Vice President of National Honor Society, '45-'46, Vice President of Library Staff, '44-'45, Defense Stamp Salesgirl, '45-'46, Book Sales Manager Br'uin Staff, '44-'45, Secretary Term Vlll, '45-'46, Senior Ring Committee, '45-'46, Pelican Girls' State, '45, Typing Pin, '45, Library Pin, '45, Bruin Pin, '43-'45, Bronze, Silver Scholarship B , '42-'43. 0 THELMA LACHNEY, Softball Captain, '44-'45, Basketball, '44-'45, 0 MARY ANN LACY, Tennis Club, '45-'46, 6 BEN LANGSTON, Red Cross Representative, '44-'45, Salvage Club, '43, Hi-Y Club, '44-'45, Debate Club, '45, Cumtux Business Staff, '45, Intramural Track Team, '45, B.A, A., '42-'46, O JIMMY LASHLEY, Victory Corps, '43, Bandwagon, '46, Safety Council, '43, Ried Cross Representative, '43-'44, Vice President, Red Cross, '44, Salvage Club, '44-'46, Cumtux Reporter, Salvage Club, '44-'45, Cumtux Busi- ness Staff, '44-'45, B.A.A,, '44-'46, Business Manager Cumtux, '45-'46, Bruin Photo Staff, '45-'46, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, National Honor Society, '45-'46, Scholarship B , lBronze, Silver and Goldl, '43-'46, Salvage Club Pin, '44-'45, Cumtux Pin, '44-'45, 'O ROSEMARY LEATHERMAN, Secretary Safety Council, '44, Blue Triangle, '44-'46, Red Cross Represen- tative, '43, Vice-President, Terms l, ll, lll, '42-'43, Victory Corps, '43, Tennis Club, '45-'45, National Honor Society, '44-'46, B. A. A., '42-'46, Scholarship B , lBronze, Silver, Goldl, McGlNTY MCBRIDE BlLLlE MCCLENDON MARCELLA MCC-BREW ERNEST McKEE CAROLYN MCKENZIE is-W.. ff -f-seams: .,s, -. fm: . - 1-11-1m-ur ,iuluuy - ., BORLAND JOHNSON ROSEMARY LEATH ERMAN MARY FRANCES KENNINGTON SALLY MASINGILL SAUL KAPLAN VERSIE LEE KELLY MARJORIE LEWIS GAYLE MALLETTE '43-'45, Typing Pin, '45, Bruinelte, '43-'44, Defense Stamp Sales Manager, '45, I MAR- JORIE LEWIS, Safety Council, '42-'43, Spanish Club, '42-'45, Jr. Debate Club, '43-'44, Tennis Club, '45-'46, Blue Triangle, '44-'46, Dramatic Club, '45-'46, Typing Pin, '45. 0 GAYLE MALLETTE, B. A. A., '42-'46, Victory Corps, '42-'43. O SALLY MASINGILL, Vice-Pres. and Pres. Salvage Club, '42-'43, Blue Triangle, '45, Secretary Blue Triangle, '45, Spanish Cl'ub, '45, B. A. A., '42-'46, Victory Corps, '42, Diploma Girl, '45, Bronze Scholar- ship '44, O BERT MATHEWS, Newcomers' Club, '42-'43, Basketball Team, '43-'46, B.A.A,, '42-'45, Salvage Club, '43-'45, President Terms V. VI, '44-'45, Sgt., Bolton Band, '43-'45, Safety Patrol, '43-'44, B Club, '43-'46, Concert Band, '43-'46, Jr. Band, '42-43, Football Team, '44-'45, Football Band, '42-'45, Chorus, '43-'45, Augustine Ruiz Band, '43- '44, Safety Council, '42-'43, Track Team, '43-'46, Home Room Softball Team, '42-'46, O ELIZABETH MATHEWS, 4-H Club, '42. O MCGINTY MCBRIDE, Sr, Band, '42-'45, Football Band, '42-'45, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Bruin Feature Staff, '44-'46, Safety Council, '44-'45, B. A. A., '4i2-'45, Key Club, Pres., '44-'46, Quill and Scroll, '44-'46, Hi-Y Club, '45-'46, National Honor Society, '45-'46, Flag Committee, '45-'46, Pelican State, '45, State Band Contest, '42-'46, Region Band Contest, '42-'45, Vice Pres., Terms V, VI, VII, '43-'45. 0 BILLIE MCCLENDON, Home Ec. Club, '42-'43, Victory Corps, '42-'43, B. A. A., '44v'45. O MARCELLA MCGREW, Home Ec. Club, '42-'46, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Bruinettes, '45-'46, B. A, A., '45-'46, Graduation Usher, '45. O ERNEST McKEE, Newcomers' Club, '40, Bruin Statt, '41-'43, Pawmgfaphy Club, '42, U. S. N., '42-'45, B.A.A., '41-'42, '45-'46, 0 CARO- LYN MCKENZIE, Red Cross Rep., '43, Boosters, '43-'46, Book Room Staff, '43-'45, Home Ec. Club, '45-'46, B.A.A., '43-'46, Bruin Feature Staff, '44-'46, Scholarship B , IBFOHIE, Silyerj, '44-'45, Vice Pres. Book Room Staff, '45. O HOWARD McNEELY, Victory Corps, '42-'43, B. A. A., '44-'46, Salvage Club, '43-'46. 0 LaVERNE MILLER, Red Cross Rep., '43-'45, Home Ec. Club, '42-'46, Sec. Home Ec. Club, Pres., '44-'46, Victory Corps, '42-'43, B.A.A., '42-'46, Bruinettes, '43-'46, Library Statf, '43-'46, Diploma Girl, '45, Library Pin, '44-'45. 0 MADIE RAE MILLER, Band, '4l-'43, B. A. A., '44, Newcomers' Club, '4l. HOWARD McNEELY LaVERNE MILLER MADIE RAE MILLER ,,-. - ...fa - :riff M ww Vwpvlfl fl' Mu 9 Q qw I 4-T i m: . ,, .1 I f 5 . Mfffilli 'Em cfm nearly- ,sr Vs 5 D Nwaaflfa 5 ,mmf E' 'Ww- e if Y tg' in 15 ff I 1 l ig 1' ' 7, I .il I 41 e ' Q2 XA 8 M ici: Nw: 3 :Q , , ,, . TH ELMA LACH N EY BERT MATH EWS MARY ANN LACY ELIZABETH MATHEWS I. l I They sit around and iabber in spare moments. . -as , oi' .. ,. ie- fa L, .f wi, ,, , . W ' fxf. ln ihis ALL Seniors have 'ro do? The Senior , l ERNEST PETERMAN GSS JO ANNE MOHON JOE MONROE JOHN MOREAU MARJORIE NARROW THOMAS OLIPHANT ROWENA O'QUlN O JO ANNE MOHCIN, Safely Council, '42, Home Ec. Club, '44, Viciory Corps, '42, Bruin Edilorial Slaff, '44-'46, Blue Triangle, '45, Dramalic Club, '45, B.A.A., '42-'45, Scholar- ship Bronle B , '44, Isl Place lnlerpreialive Reading, '44. O JOE MONROE, Transferred from Tioga High School, Tioga, La., '45. 0 JOHN MOREAU, Debare Club, '42, Sr. Science Club, '45-'46, Nalional Honor Sociely, '45-'46, B.A. A., '42-'46, Scholarship lBronze, Silver, Goldl B , '42-'45. O MARY LAVINIA MORGAN, Home Ec. Club, '42-'45, Sal- vage Club, '44, B.A.A., '42-'46, Blue Triangle, '45-'46, Bruin Photography Staff, '44-'46, Camera Club, '44-'46, Newcomers Club, '42, Red Cross Rep., '45. O MOLLY MORRISON, Transferred from Lockporr High School, Lockporl, La., '45, Tennis Club, '45-'46, B,A, A., Pin, '45. 0 EDITH MOTTER, Book Room Staff, '43-'45. 0 LAMAR A., '44-'45, O ANGIE PEARL NALLEY, Transferred from Pollock High La., '44, B. A. A., '45. O MARJORIE NARROW, Red Cross Rep., '42-'43, B. A.A., '42-'46, Viclory Corps, '43, Home Ec. Club, '43-'45, Cumlux Business Slaff, '44-'46, Graduafion Usher, '45, Typing Pin, '45. 0 THOMAS OLIPHANT, B. A. A., '43-'46, Spanish '45-'46, Typing MYRICK, B. A. School, Pollock, Club, '45, Key Club, '45, Sr. Science Cl'ub, '43-'46, Pres. Sr. Science Club, '46, Honor Roll, '43, Typing Pin, '45, 0 ROWENA O'QUIN, Home Ec. Club, '42-'46, Victory Corps, '42-'43, B.A. A., '42-'45, Blue Triangle, '45-'46, Gradualion Usher, '45, O KATIE PALMER, Transferred from Upper Daily Sr. High School, Philadelphia, Pa., '44, Spanish Club, '44-'45, Salvage Club, '44-'45, Bruinelies, '44-'45, Bolfon Band Wagon, '45-'46, B.A.A., '44-'46, Dramaiic Club, '45-'46. O FAY PARKER, Viciory Corps, '43, Salvage Club, '43, Red Cross Rep., '44-'45, B. A.A., '45-'46, Bruin Business Siaff, '45-'46, Tennis Club, '45-'46, Scholarship lBron1e, Silverl B , '44 45, Typing Pin, '44. O LAURA PAUL, B. A. A., '42- '46, Vicfory Corps, '42-'43, Spanish Club, '43-'44, Blue Triangle, '45-'46. O CLIFFORD PEABODY, Jr. Band, '42-'43, Sr. Band, '43-'46, Bruin Business Sfaff, '44-'46, Cumlux MILLARD PLILER SAM PoLlzzi CLARENCE PowELL L. L, PRICE '- ' . A ,, fr ,j k 15350 4 i i '55, A an X - . , ' . f ,,, 'kv xfs MARY LAVINIA MORGAN MOLLY MORRISON EDITH MOTTER KATIE PALMER FAY PARKER LAURA PAUL Staff, '45-'46, Debate Club '45-'46, B. A. A., '42-'46, Bolton Cadefs, '42-'43, Foot- ball Band, '42-'46, Hi-Y Club, '45-'46, Pelican Boys' State lHouse of Rep.l, '45, O MARY VIRGINIA PEARCE, Boosters, '42-'44, ViceAPresident, Boosfers, '44, Blue Triangle, '43, Blue Birds, '42-'43, Graduation Usher, '45, B.A.A., '42-'45, Cumfux Edi- torial Staff, '44, Cumtux Assf. Feature Editor, '45, Gym Office Staff, '44-'46, Band Boosfers. '45, Tennis Club, '44-'45, Pelican Girls' State ITax Collectorl, '45, Victory Corps, '43, Red Cross Rep., '43-'46, Press Cl'ub, '45, Campus Favorite, '45, National Honor Society, '45, Quill and Scroll, '45, Dramatic Club, '45, Defense Stamp Salesgirl, '44, Defense Stamp Sales Manager, '45-'46, Quill and Scroll Pin, '45. O ERNEST PETERMAN, President 4-H Club, '46, Executive Member, 4-H Club, '43-'44, Vice Pres., 4-H Club, '44-'45, Library Staff, '43-'44, Cafeteria Staff, '42-'46, Key Club, '45-'46, Sec. National Honor Society, '45-'46, B.A.A., '43-'46, Scholarship B , '42-'45. O MILLARD PLILER, Football IO, ll, I2, Track 7, IO, Il, IZ, Whitehaven High School, Whitehaven, Tenn., Kirkwood High School, Kirkwood, Mo. O SAM POLIZZI, Safety Council, '43, 4-H Club, '43, Salvage Club, '43-'44, Victory Corps, '44, Red Cross Rep., '44, Co-op Club, '44-'45. O CLARENCE POWELL, B. A.A., '45-'46, Safety Patrol, '42-'43, O L. L. PRICE, Red Cross Rep., '43, Salvage Club, '44, B.A.A., '42-'46, Safefy Council, '45. O JOY PRICHARD, Home Ec, Club, '42-'46, Newcomers Club, '42, B.A.A., '43-'46, Bruin Photography Sfaff, '45-'46. I JACKIE RAXSDALE, Geography Club, '42-'43, Red Cross Rep., '43-'44, Vicfory Corps, '42-'43, Bruin- ettes, '42-'44, Boosters, '44-'46, Salvage Club, '43-'44, B.A.A., '42-'45, Chorus, '45, Tennis Club, '45 Main Office Staff, '45, Typing Pin, '45, Graduation Usher, '45. O RUTH REDD, Home Ec. Club, '42-'46, Vice-Pres., Home Ec. Club, '44-'45, Victory Corps, '42-'43, B. A. A., '42-'46, Bruin Business Staff, '45-'46. JOY PRICHARD JACKIE RAXSDALE RUTH REDD if so 5 1 LAMAR MYRICK ANGIE NALLEY CLIFFORD PEABODY MARY VIRGINIA PEARCE O I-liclrye lreeps the men's attention. 1 , 1 xl . ,ei.:efw:rs r r f :: '!iZEi'f s: M L , I SINCLAIR REED JOHN RICHARDSON JOSEPHINE RUIZ PEGGY SANDERS SHIRLEY SCHWARTZBERG ALVANEE SILLAVAN O SINCLAIR REED, JR., Transferred from Lafargue High School, Effie, La., B.A.A., '45-'46. 0 JOHN RICHARDSON, Junior Band, '42-'43, Football Band, '42-'43, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Bolton Cadets, '42-'44, B. A. A., '42-'46, Pelican Boys' State, '45, Key Club, '45-'46, Hi-Y, '45-'46, Flag Committee, '45-'46, Honor Roll, '44-'45. O JOSEPHINE RUIZ, Victory Corps, '43, Junior Red Cross, '45, B.A.A., '42-'46, Safety Council, '43-'45, I HILDA JEAN RUSH, Boosters, '42-'44, Debate, '45-'46, B.A.A., '42-'46, Spanish Club, '42-'46, Band Boosters, '45-'46, Cumtux, '44-'46, Bruin, '424'43, Tennis Club, '43-'45, Library Staff, '44-'46, Cali Outs, '43-'44, Homecoming Queen, '43-'44, Homecoming Court, '42, Favorite, '45, Blue Triangle, '44, Victory Corps, 43, Pelican Girls' State, '45, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, Thespian National Dramatic Club, '45-'46, Bolton Band Wagon, '45-'46, Library Pin, '44-'45, Quill and Scroll Pin, '45, Natchitoches Debate Tournament, '45, Di- ploma Girl, '45, Member of House of Representative and Police Juror at Girls' State, '45, Stamp Seller, '44-'45, Play- Antic Spring, '45. 0 WILMA LOU RUSSELL, Junior Home Economics Cl'ub, '42-'43, Bruin Business Staff, '44-'45, B.A.A,, '42-'46, Victory Corps, '43-'44, Miss McClelIan's Office Staff. '45-'46, Bruin Business Staff Pin, '44-'45, Typing Pin, '45, O BETTY JANE RYAN, Boosters, '42, B.A. A., '42-'46, Graduation Usher, May '45. O CECIL RYLAND, Transferred from Poland High School, Poland, La,, '42, 4-H Club, '42-'44, B. A. A., '42-'45, 0 EARVIN RYLAND. I PEGGY JOYCE SANDERS, Transferred from Sibley High School, Sibley, La., '45, B.A.A., '45-'46, O SHIRLEY SCHWARTZ' BERG, Safety Council '42-'43, B.A. A., '42-'46, Debate, '42-'43, Bruin Editorial Staff, '45-'46, Bronze Scholarship B . 0 ALVANEE SILLAVAN Newcomers Club, '41, Red Cross, '4l. BILLIE RAYE TARVER JAMES RAY TAYLOR LUCILLE TAYLOR CALVIN TOLBERT I if ' 3251 I I.. I ff' E ff ,t F Q J, ' fir' ,Q ' lE '33 ' We f MJ, I rl p. 2: ,K , ,,, 3 , 1 A, .4 L K4-l HILDA JEAN RUSH WILMA LOU RUSSELL BETTY JANE RYAN AH MARGARET SMITH GROVE STAFFORD JACK STEHR O SARAH MARGARET SMITH, B. A. A., '45. I GROVE STAFFORD, Tennis Club, '42-'46, Spanish Club, '44-'45, B. A. A., '42-'46, Debate Club, '45-'46, Bruin Business Staff, '43-'45, Tennis Team, '45-'46, Salvage Collector, '42, Victory Corps, '42-'43, Cub Football, '43, Hi-Y, '45-'46, Slate Tennis Tournament, '46, Bolton Cadets, '42, Intramural Track, '45, Intramural Sottball, '44, Usher for Graduation, '45, Cheerleader, '42, Treasury Staff. '45- '46, Alternate for Boys' State, '45, Natchitoches Debate Tournament, '45-'46, Call Outs, '43. O JACK STEHR, Newcomers Club, 4I, Football Band, '41-'44, Senior Band, '42-'44, Co-op Club, '44-'46, B.A.A., '4I-'46, O ANITA STEWART, Bruinettes, '42-'44, B.A.A., '42-'46, Bruin Business Staff, '44-'46, Victory Corps, '43-'44, Quill and Scroll, '45-'46, Bruin Business Staff Pin, '45. O PAT SULLIVAN, B. A. A,, '42-'46, Victory Corps, '42, New- comers Club, '42, Grease Club, '43. 0 MARJORIE TACKETT, Home Economics Club, '44-'45, Library Staff, '45-'46, Safety Council, '44-'45, Blue Triangle, '45-'46, Gym Office Staff, '45-'46, President Library Staff, '45-'46, Library Pin, '46, Usher for Graduation, '45. 0 BILLIE RAYE TARVER, Home Economics Club, '42-'45, B.A.A,, '42-'46, Typing Pin, '44. 0 JAMES RAY TAYLOR, Junior Red Cross, '42-'43, Track Manager, '43, B.A.A., '42-'46, Hi-Y, '44-'46, Victory Corps, '42-'43. 0 LUCILLE TAYLOR, Transferred from TroutAGood Pine High School, '45, B. A. A., '45-'46, O CALVIN TOLBERT. O JEANNINE TYSON, Book Room Staff, '43-'45, 0 BOBBY VALENTINE, Transferred from Colfax High School, Colfax, Ls., '44, s.A.A., '44.'4s, safely Council, '45-'46, o Lois VAN HOOF. s,A.A., '43-'46, Typing Pin, '45. JEANNINE TYSON BOBBY VALENTINE LOIS VAN HOOF CECIL RYLAND V. EARVIN RYLAND ANITA STEWART PAT SULLIVAN Outnumbered 2-I 'Yi N 1 I I I I I Loolrs like Hilda Jean's felling a good iolrel f Q Senior ass 'pf - , AA' I I f ': 1- ELIP1 :.' 3 iii? 77,' l if 6 Q f ' i , ,jjLv ARNOLD VERNON FRED VIT JOY FAYE WALDRON ELOISE WEBB ED VOELKER BETTY WELLS O ARNOLD VERNON, Transferred from Ouachita High School, Ouachila, La., '43, Span- ish Club, '45-'46, B.A,A., '43-'46, 0 FRED VIT, Co-op Club, '44-'45, Sergeant-al-Arms in Co-op Club, '44-'46. O EDWARD VOELKER, Key Club, '44-'46, B. A. A., '43-'46, Spanish Club, '43-'44, Hi-Y, '44-'45, Secrelary Hi-Y, '45-'46, Junior Red Cross, '45-'46, Tennis Club, '45-'46, Club Baskel'balI,'44-'45, Varsily Baskelball, '45-'46, Pelican Boys' Sfale,'45, Scholarship B , '45-'46, Usher for Graduafion, '45. O JOY FAYE WALDRON, Bruin Business Sfaff, '43-'45, Library Sfaff, '44-'45, Blue Triangle, '45, B.A.A., '43-'46, Vicfory Corps, '43-'44, Typing Pin I40 wordsl, '44, Bruin pin and guard, '43-'45, Library Slaff pin, '45, O ELOISE WEBB, Newcomers Club, '43, B.A. A., '46, O BETTY WELLS, Transferred from Druid Hills High School, Aflanfa, Ga., '44, B. A. A., '44-'46, Blue Triangle, '45-'46, Mr. Smilh's Office Sfaff, '45, Bruin Edilorial Sfaff, '44-'46, Quill and Scroll, '43-'46, Nafional Honor Sociely, '45-'46, Bruin Fealure Edifor, '45-'46, Diploma Girl, '45, Secrefary of Term VII, Bruin Edilorial Slaff B , '45, Allernafe Candidafe for Pelican Girls' Slale, '45, Slamp Seller, '45-'46. 0 LOLA WILKINSON, Safely Council, '45, O MALCOLM WILKS, Cub Foolball, '40-'4l, Foolball Manager, '42, Secrefary of Term V, '43, Varsily Foofball, '43, B,A. A., '4l-'45, Lellered in Cub Football, '40-'4l. 0 HELEN WILLIAMS, B.A.A., '42- '46, Junior Debafe Club, '43-'44, Library Sfaff, '44, Represenlafive of Jr. Red Cross, '44, Bruin Ediforial Slaff, '45-'46, Booslers '45-'46, Home Ec. Club, '46, Quill and Scroll, '46, Dramalic Club, '46, Vicfory Corps, '43, Bronze Scholarship B , '43, Silver Scholarship B , '44, Library Pin, '44, Delegafe To Girls' Sfafe, '45, Tax Colleclor and Oulsfanding Senafor al Girls' Slale, '45, Diploma Girl, '45, Gold Scholarship B , '45, Associafe Ediloi of Bruin, '46, Bruin B , '45, Homecoming Courl, '45, Nalchiloches Debale Tourna- menl, '44 and '46, Honor Roll, '43-'46, Senior Girl Mosl Likely fo Succeed, '46, Slamp Seller, '46. 0 BOBBY WILSON, Salvage, '43-'45, B.A.A,, '42-'44. O MARY ANN WIL- SON, B. A. A., '43-'46, Vicfcry Corps, '43-'44, Library Sfaff, '44-'46, Salvage Club, '44-'46, Vice-Pres. of Salvage Club, '45-'46, Junior Red Cross, '45-'46, Gym Office Sfaff, '45-'46, Q Library Pin, '45. C GLORIA WOLFF, Viclory Corps, '42-'43, Red Cross Represenfalive, '45-'46, Br'uineffes, '42-'44, B. A. A., '42-'45, Chorus, '45, Typing Pin, '45, LOLA WILKINSON MALCOLM WILKS HELEN WILLIAMS BOBBY WILSON MARY ANN WILSON GLORIA WOLFF 4 , . TO PLAY if A fb V, Jw, f TSAREAD cumux W E L I K E TO RUN IN THE RAIN . wmv 'F - 3 -. Q 34 ' TO LIE IN THELS url Ik TO GOSSQP TO LOAF ,l faet fs ,rm rs r . 45,5 F. W -air: 1 Q 3 , FIRST ROW: Gordon Adams, Bobby Allen, Joy Anderson, Sara Pal Andry. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Baillio, Jaclc Balmer, L, E. Bardwell, Merle Barker. ' ' ' ' : F f . iv ' :f ,.'! :- . : ,iii A y F 1 :al X, .. ..,- I Kalhlesnx Hooe, Presidenl Term Vg Jimmie Mc- I - ,K-Y' Clelland, Presidenl Term VI. I ky , aff... if My 1 aa 4' ' , 0 ' A ' r to - Q 5 lg , lf' e X- K 1 ,: kj ,. f- ' uIll0I' Q My ,r: W C A ' p, lass Q J, FRIST ROW: ' -r,'Frances Beason, Larry Beason, Jean Benlley, Thomas 'iBesson, Killy Bordelon, Mary Lou Bornmann, Ray Brad- ,eg lord. ' SECOND ROW: Alice Brady, Nancy Bragg, Clyde Brasber, Nadine Brinkley, All1a Lee Brodnax, Barbara Broolr, Bobby . Broussard. L is al.. A lp e ,M V1 if iff 2 R 'BU f ,ip 1: 2 f v :gf me 'L , THIRD ROW: Burl Broussard, Eugene Brown, John Brydels, Madeline Brydels, Ralph Buclcley, George Bulaud, Jerry Calhoun, FOURTH ROW: David Campbell, Belly Cannon, Barbara Cappel, Jennie Carrulh, Carl Rand Carslens, Bill Callege, Franlz Clieaney, J. F. Clweelr. f. 2 -. JM - X 1 5 fi ,,, W 4, 'Fa Q, 1, ., , X x, 'A : sirg i wW1B: :frs aa: L ,:,. ' U zV:,.gl . f . .- V ,,,. . ,Y Q 2 r f . X15 N' I 'lv . , ssrsl s i ' 4. f ,mf ,Ly , e ,.aQ' E, , - 1 di f r. , N ' lf Q X N , as f FIRST ROW: Anila Armsfrong, Ronald Ales, Peggy Aucoin, Jordy Bailey, SECOND ROW: Gayle Barmore, Belly Jean Barron, Joan Barron, Edward Beall. fs. mf Q R 4 ff-'fn i g my 1. , 433, . sw- -Xf :MA s we A 7 ,-, ww D M., I , 41 -raw , . -7 1 .,1s,,:, at f 1- , , . .-:f,,e5,Q f e M Q' 1 J if K, V an v' A FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: Hilda Clwelelle, Jimmie Cheneval, Joyce Clweneverl, E. V. Coco, Dorollwy Corley, Fred Collon, Gloria Craig. SECOND ROW: Mary Marguerile Cripps, Delores Culpepper, DOI'0ll'IY Dale, Aline Daniels, Munson Daniels, Anne Darnall, Julius Dunn. Dauzal. ellen. 'Q ... dm, li ry ,,.. ,Navi we Q K FOU RTH ROW: Leff lo Righf, back row: Francis Fulgaar, Vice- Presidenf Term Vg Richard Galloway, Secrefary Term VI. Fronf row: Jack Baker, Vice-President Term VI, Tommy Lacombe, Secrelary Term V Rodgers Dawkins, Anila de Tournillon, Paul Dill, Edillw Dolson, Mallie Jane Duclrworllw, Billy Duncan, Alice Wallace Dunn, Billy Rex Earl, Malcolm Ernsl, Ben Evans, Burt Farrar, Adele Filipi, Rosemary Fleming, Sidney Flew- www ng: .. A' - - 'lf if is 1 I i ii :A . nm, ,, ' . .04 , 4, K M K 2. 'kiiilf 'fQ .4 Nfl J' Gr un el 15 is Q 'Si 'ai ' A .rs Q ,Ja , M' .Q ' , , W Q : N K A :PV F F I I ll ii l Z L? N 1 : ' A f J ' I - 5 J ' is in r , , , f f X . S R - N ap A Q.. Gilmer. HZ? Four Junior beaulies. Junior lass FIRST ROW: Rulh Gremillion, Harry Hammill, Dick Hanner, Opal Harris, Billy Harl, Helen Haslings, Florence Henclricks. SECOND ROW: Henriella Herlserl, Mary Lou Hines, Barba Hines, Jack Honea, Kallwleen Hooe, Howard. Roberl Lee Hopkins, Edwin W -if 'P' A Y 'irl l I I 4-, ' 1 r-:af , P xg ff 5 ...ea if-iii ,,ir, .l 'Wilkie 'Wear FIRST ROW: Marilyn Flynn, Belly Ford, Dunnam Ford, Henriella Frank SECOND ROW: Evelyn Louise Fuqua, Jack Galloway, Richard Galloway, Ann l ' . , Z, . I ' -.5 ,. . V' Q? r as THIRD ROW: Bell: Howell, Dickie Hynson, Lois Janelle, Billie Rulli Johnson, Sally Jolwnslon, Jerry Jordan, Wayne Jordan. FOURTH ROW: Belly Jean Jones, Jack Kahn, Shirley Kaplan, Joyce Kelley, Lois Kelley, Molly Kelley, Barron Laborde, Palsy Laborde. ,Wm 5, Q I A , f 'I 1 'ff E I H Q 1 f ' wkllrw., 'W E: , ,Q 7 we '95 I : K if lf ll' l'l' ,i '15 1 -' ., Qi m IW Q J, X we wwf? ,arg . - f., 1.. ,ji , Z . , y , I' ,M kyh, V 6 Ji Q 'viii Y, wi ...si I ,' gm . 'ery y, 19.11. 'rf .f ,' Q., fu l 7 K' FIRST ROW: Francis Fuglaar, Leslie Fuglaar, Travis Funderburic, Elaine Fuqua. SECOND ROW: Frank Goodwin, Eddie Gray, Nauvelle Gray, Joyce Greene. . ' Q-IU in it CSA, A Hggrnzsiwz ' Tic mydjqcpirrlbe, Mary Frances Lohman, Jimmie Mc- Cl:-lfdn , Geraldine McCullough, Nan McFarland, Grace MCK nzie, Belly Joyce McLean. f es b R W: Rodney McNeal, Nell McSwain, Elouise Marsden, Joe Mellon, Ursula Middlelon, J, M. Monroe, Rose Ela Myers. will -ii THIRD ROW: They should be sludying-loul ll'1ey're Juniors Alvin Mykoll, Barbara OlNeal, Callwerine O'Neal, Clair Owens, Jean Ann Pearce, K. C. Pearl, Jo Ann Penny. FOURTH ROW: Wallace Penny, Elaine Pelerman, Rila Mae Peylon, Isabel Pills, Mallie Virginia Price, Nellie Lou Price, Marjorie Pullen. .J , 5 FIV' Y? IJ .2 .Ji .,,, , '3 , E, .5 , rig 2 . X J -. i' , '-f1 5 arr- 1 'POR 1 A 4 a ,i .A av 1. 4-di R I .el ii iii, ' X 'WUI' FIRST ROW: Ira Rabalais, Larry Rau, Sylvian Ray, Frances Rayner. SECOND ROW: Robbie Richey, John Schroll, Belly Lee Self, June Sinlc. . T' or if 'vi 'ra v F 9? 4? Q 1 'ffrx :M ,UV MJ ' 5 'wav' THIRD ROW: Helen Wainwrighf, Berfie Lou Walker, Genevieve Walker, Janef Ward, Rufh Ward, Edward Websfer, Kafherine Weifz. FOURTH ROW: B. D. Whafley, Jo Williams, Lillah Pearl Wilson, Soph- anna Wilson, Gracie Wolf, Geneva Woodruff, Beffe Woody. 5. in MTR ,P fr fx 'Y -' 1 iw 4 'H l H I R A . 1'51,:Z':'1 - rii. - .QI of 4 Q ky af Z: ,. ' ' 'W i s 3 A fllfgi ,J FIRST ROW: Dolly Reed, Harry Richey, Belly Jean Roberfsl Carolyn Rush. Emma Rullm Spaulding. Smifh Joyce Smiflw Mary Helen Smifh, Herberf SECOND ROW: 5 r 113 3 l 1 Time ouf from Band +o read Cumfux 8 A.M. 3:I0 P.M. x ? ? Lefl lo righl: Bill Wilson, Presidenl Term IV, Charles Bradford, Presidenl, Term Ill Sophomore 3 I l I x ff r Q fa?-' ,, .,...,,s-,rr Z ar 1 ,X I Q , f Qs, ' in Class FIRST ROW: 'Edwin Adrion, Belly Jane Adler, Jimmy Allen, Mary Allen, Shirley Andries, Eddie Armslrong, John Allrep, Arlhur Avey, Bobby Aymond, Johnny Ayres. ,SECOND ROW: George Ballou, Connie Barker, Jean Barron, Ned Berlin, Jaclcie Blolner, Shelby Bohannon, Ann Bolen, Marvin Bond, Charles Bradlord, Kennelh Broadwell. THIRD ROW: Douglas Brooks, Armilda Broussard, Warren Broussard, Edward Brown, George Bruser, Roberl Burgeson, Delores Burnell, Mary Louise Burns, Marcella Buxlon, Jacln Qamgbell. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Campbell, Eloise Cappel, Belly Jean Carnahan, Elaine Carnahan, Dorolhy Carrulh, Roberl Chambers. Ann Chicola, Pal Chisholm, James Clarlr, Jay Clark. FIFTH ROW: Nell Clarlc, Jack Coco, Jean Coleman, Judy Complon, Wallace Corlrechl, Marlha Louise Couvlllion, Anna Cowarl, Jaclr Cox, Belly Crawford, Gloria Cruikshanlr. SIXTH ROW: ' , Malalee Crump, Vernon Culver, Hallie Danlin, Fallie D'aunoy, Jo Lynn Davis, Marvin Dean, James Decker. -H av 3 .. ee 3 1 I ' f - -- - ,. 'Q ,, . 5 ---- , ' r .-,, fl V ' ln ' -1' V is ilj fi',, -as J 'E , rf, M - Ni is 'L I V Q ' -1- 11- N, -sf 1 1 -f - - 1.4 yr, .r . , lsr,-r-.4 an' L L I 5 , , If , i f , 4 s, Q R xr 3 s sg N 3 ex Y at 1 hw ,Q ml -s E .2 X 5 K f B A 6 I Q I 2 A new ' S22 T I we , ls' ' r X sr ,sr s Y 'H' ,..,,,s, ., T' ,Z ' -fl ' ewig. ' ig sa K s- 4 l vii N52 v fe-w e -I 53 . WPI , r I is I A MW . .. ,. J' , V - . ,I ef .. is 1. X Qi y N , f ig 4 Nm A . ,, ' . I .,., . Q R A y -,L i w z Q, ff ' ' I I ,sw rf L, 4' -I 1 A ' ' it ei A, I eff M, g A K I ,Y ' I , I I Sa. . . 211 i 'W I I 3 A -'QP gre 1 2 ' .- fs. - '- - f 1' I ' ff ' 4 'ie -if lr or 15,5 , , 1252, , is ' 1 C C ' s s , ,qw 'if 2, ' S, .f f , ir ,W W, , me . , ' sss . , 'Qu ii X ei ie 'Va 1 si. wg Q , A i l lol l... . Q-,qv , l i Lefl lo righl, back row: Cornelia Howell Vice-Presidenl Term Illg Tommy Campbell Secrelary Term III, Fronl row: Gerald Show aller, Vice-Presidenl Term IV. FIRST COLUMN: Arll1ur De Loaclm, Velma Rae De Ville, Jerold Dion, Roberl Douglwly, Margarel Duncan, Belly Dunn, Norma Easl, Belly Sue Erskine, Shirley Ellinger. SECOND COLUMN: Ellxma Ewing, Ray Fomby, Ann Louise Ford, Sue Ellen Ford, Malcolm Forsyllw, Philip Franlr, Jeannelle Franlrs, Herberl Freeman, Rull1 Fulirer. THIRD COLUMN: Belly Sue Funcliess, Sam Garlardo, Jean Gales, Georgia Ann Gibson, Louis George, Ray George, Freddie Goldslein, O. J. Gremil- lion, Ronald Grubb. FOURTH COLUMN: Billy Guinn, Bellye Hale, Jimmy Halliburlon, Mary Hamillon, Sue Hamillon, Lorna Hamm, Annie Marie Harper, John Harrell, Ernesl Harris. FIFTH COLUMN: Marilyn Harris, Sam Hay, Glen Headriclz, Lynlon Hesler, Lloyd Higgins, Mary Elizabelh Honea, Huey Hooler, Gene Frances Howard, Cornelia Howell, Eloise and Kenneih. Sophornore U88 FIRST ROW: Arnold Hufchinson, Alfred Israel, Melvin Jackson, Joe Jarred, Sheldon Johnson, George Jones, Dick Juneau, Bernard Kaplan, Bernard Kaufman, Phil Kees. SECOND ROW: Mary Kirkland, Myra Kirkwood, Elve Lu Kleinpefer, Velma Labure, Alfred Lachney, WaI+er Lafargue, Bobby La Fleur, Gladys Rufh Laughlin, Charles Laurenf, Ernesfine Lawrence. THIRD ROW: Jack Lee, Barney Leopard, Raymond LeoHa, Faye Liles, Benny Lolan, Iona June LuHreII, Marlha Eunice McCann, Rebecca McCombs, Wayne McCoy, E+heI McNeeIy. FOURTH ROW: Freeland Magruder,.E d , Terrell Mayeux, Sherman Melder, Mary Rose Messina, Juanila Migues, RoIIan Miles, Joan Miller, Barbara Mobley, Elwyn M bl . , o ey vw, I FIFTH ROW: , ' Doris Moras, Virginia Mgjgdn, Biljyeialuanifa Murphy, Floyd Murphy, Charles Myers, Marlha Ann Myers, Sampfy Narrow, Idella Newsom, Flora Mae Nichols, Anne OIiphan'I'. . E' ' SIXTH ROW: O ,gf ,QI Edgar O'NeiII, ,Thomas O-wen, BeHy Parker, Doris Nell Penny, Vallery Pharis, Jimmy Rafcliff, Julnifa Raxsdalef I nfl: I: x rl 41,1 W if K Q qs X, - I . 'W M, 'W' k :awgahi Q' - 3 I I if ' ii,eILi4s', tj, K 'I ' , ii a H , ir , , Z: ., 5,g,,.,a,,,, K, V - . ., A x A ,. ' ' , - . . Q, 4' A, ,. K 5' 1 f ai EK 1 I ig Eiff 2 -mmm I ! Q. if I ig if V A ,Q . 'Si .X I , : Wi ' WV' A. i - i 5 X , 'Q an :as nm W xi . W ,I .5-1' , . , 1555? ' , . 1. Qi , f. ' -s ei ,V ' V , -, . Q3 ' ,, y i 'Q A I as , J -A , , 'gl sa iziiifgiggg , ,M 52 - I, 1 5 Y: N L:.'f: JF O .Q S W , .OALJI .,. .. I , I , E, 1,5 ,, Sign my Bruin? FIRST COLUMN: Helene Rayburn, Bobby Lee Reynolds, Nell Richardson, Charles Risinger, Malcolm Roberf- son, Roberl Russell, Mary Frances Schulfz, Tommy Shelfon, Cecil Shilling. SECOND COLUMN: Gerald Showalfer, Ronald Simon, Lucy Carol Singlefon, Billie Rufh Smifh, George Smilh, Wanda Smilh, Elwin Spurlock, Frankie Sfafford, PaHy Siafford. THIRD COLUMN: Billy Sfierman, Lloyd Sfilley, Carl Sfracener, Merle Sfrickland, Joyce Sfrofher, Le Ann Tay- lor, Mary Thiels, Dorofhy Thomas, Alice Thompson. FOURTH COLUMN: Eunice Todd, Jo Anne Trammell, Lenora Tur- renfine, Belly Jane Waddell, Sally Rae Wal- der, David Lee Walker, George Walker, Eu- genia Ward, Billy Ware. FIFTH COLUMN: Joe Wesferchill, Eeffy Sue Wheeler, Ruby Wheeler, Ralph While, Aubrey Wilkerson, Bill Willson, Bascom Wilson, Buford Woodall, Wil- liam Zachary. Leff fo righi: Fred Tannehill, Presi- denf Term Ilg Ray Whafley, Presi- denf Term I. Fresh In a n ass FIRST ROW: Pauline Allen, John Abney, George Nell Anfony, Dayfon Ball, Kim Barbin, Sammy Bliven, Benfon Bordelon, Doroihy Broussard, Johnny Brown, Mary Brown. SECOND ROW: Gene Buclcman, Jean Cahoon, Edwin Caplan, Dolores Cheneverf, Shelby Clark, Gladys Cole, Ben Creasy, Richard Crouch, Joyce Cumella, Jo Ann Davis. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Deavers, Billy de Tournillon, Wally Dixson, Sammy Ross Dunbar, Jimmy Dunn, Bobby Erwin, Audrey Nell Evans, Leah Feduccia, Louise Fisaclrerly, Charles Franks. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Fuqua, Fred Giniz, George Givens, Travis Hamilion, Jackie Henry, Jo Ann Hickman, Waller Hilborn, Johanna Hirsch, James Holsombaclr, Lamar House. FIFTH ROW: John Huffman, Bill Hunf, Jessie Lee Hyde, George Anna Johns, Richard Jones, Marion Jorgensen, Berry Kelso, Zack Lawhon, Richard LeBlanc, Hardin Lewis, Hazel Jean Lyons. Lefl lo righl: Melver Sayer, Secrelary Term Term lg Ben Creasy, Secrelary Term II, George Nell Anlony, Vice-Presidenl Term Il, Gene Snow, Vice-Presidenl Term I. FIRST COLUMN: Mae McCullough, Myrlle McCullough, Trizvan McKneely, Julian McNull, Wal- lace Malhews, Joyce Lea Miller, Mary Jo Moll, Mildred Moras, Houslon Mo- reau, Johnny Moller. SECOND COLUMN: Charles Murphy, Pal Murphey, Waller Nichols, Sleve O'Neal, Kolz Pallerson, Clarence Pearl, Clariece Pearl, Charles Pharis, Belly Jane Ponlhieux, Mariorie Mae Posey. THIRD COLUMN: Elhel Pourcey, Louis Pourcey, Carl Ben Priesl, Belly Ralclill, Gerald Reeder, Jena Reynaucl, Palsy Roberls, Jacl: Rogers, Cleo Rosier, Joanne Rubin. FOURTH COLUMN: W. A. Rush, Bob Saclrell, Melver Sayer, Hazel Scallano, Billy Scoll, Billy Senn, June Schullz, Charles Smilh, Pauline Smilh, Gene Snow. FIFTH COLUMN: Billy Spencer, Fred Tannehill, Tommy Trice, Floyd Philip Ussery, Lloyd Ussery, Ruby Lois Vailes, Mildred Vallery, Lan- nie Vercher, Muriel Verzwyvell, J. A. Waddell. SIXTH COLUMN: Bobbie Waldron, Conrad Weil, Faye Whalley, Ray Whalley, Dorolhy Whil- linglon, Earnesline Wiley, Carr Lane Willrinson, Elmer Lee Wilson, Norma Jean Wrolen, Edna Mae Zachary. Lell lo righl: Rex Queen, Presi- denlg Carol Holloway, Vice- Presidenl: D av i d Lealherman, Secrelary. The Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Peggy Alabell, Orville Allbrillon, Belly Joyce Andries, Mildred Ashmore, Pali Lou Babbill, Virginia Ball, Dorolhy Barmore, lvy Beauboeul, Billy Blake, Nina Bonds, SECOND ROW: Eugene Brodnax, Willard Broussard, Belly Brown, Ted Bullock, Billy Buller, Peggy Caldwell, Dan Carr, Mary Caller, Carolyn Carlwrighl, Howard Cheneverl. THIRD ROW: James Cobb, Parks Colvin, William Cragon, Louis Daenen, Arlhur De Loach, Dennis Dezendorl, Mary Bell Dill, Tommie Doyal, W. L. Droll, Angeline Duprey. FOURTH ROW: Pin Dyer, Maxine Ellioll, Edward Eulaanlc, Belhan Evans, Emily Filipi, John Fogleman, Juslin Fogleman, Pansy Marle Forman, Herberl Furloy, Ronnie Gaspard. FIFTH ROW: Marvin Gaulhier, Mary Elizabelh Glaze, Rulh Good, Freddie Greer, Billy Guinn, Louise Gulhrie, Bobbie Hagan, Alberl Havens, Jane Hayes, Jo Ann Henderson. SIXTH ROW: Leonline Henderson, Wayne Hendrick, Frances Hilborn, Carol Holloway, Delle Horn, Mary Frances Hornsby, Marie Howell, Ophelia lngold, Minla Rose Israel, Jerry Janelle, Joan Jopling. SEVENTH ROW: Rodney Juneau, Marlha Kealing, Mary Ann Kelley, Palsy King, Mary F. Kramel, Bonnie Laborde, Jerry Laborde, Murrel Lamberl, Charles Larsen, Lela Lawrence, David Lealherman. , wif ,AQ ,M JN g'::.vf , I 1, W gig , -W: I wi-,Q fl 115' -is fi ,af s f m- gi-, , x Q o.. XL ,M M L , ,, I ' ,, ' I I ,I ,a w 3, L , ,A,q , W - A I A HL- L A , .L g I 'iff : L LL L L J v R A K, Q .,Y 1 ' LLL I 2 . B of W L Ls.. 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W My f ul ,, ,' ,f , F' Qkfl E l Jia ggsafb a ew se 1 no f -'fin : ?'gm f-P if gg 'K mm a X- i f e f , s Qa 1 A lf Q U li L Nlqll xg X x -.ff Q rj? 15953 '5 fl, fy l iii ill ll Wffm' 5. ll f X lil ' ! l 1 f E , Q Rai l X 7 5 all gli, Sri - fi ,- ' J M l l f E' Q ?- W f aalfsff-f Ig ', If , Q, X F 9 if , W - X , xl il fi l A fflfmm L Mggili gig W 'V wg! lx li jg -sl Qi P xx ,li ,zffff ,W , ff ,f s , P. i, INSM - Q so if i f X N W ,aff v iv nfl, ,. Y i Ax, J X imfr m illxl eff, If Wi A or .' 3 fn Nlardi Gras Mardi Gras is a fesiival of Louisiana +ha1 brings ihousands of visiiors from all pads of +he counfry fo enioy The parades, carnival balls, masquerades and ofher pre-Len+en acfivifies. This famous gala affair of fhe Crescenf Cify is now being held for fhe firsl lime since +he war. Once again fhere will be Rex and +he carnival floa+s, fhe choosing of fhe queen and all fhe harlequining fhaf climaxes fhis season beginning +he Twelffh Nighi and ending with Shrove Tuesday. 55 Wflflffaz, f fu- li n L Z IQ, ' 4 .41 1255 121, ZMGMKVU, flu! fpiiffzcefuja-e wwf fidwfffefweepwwbleyf poo- 6090 HWY l 49460 fi 2Zf7!f4i4-ffyfffb QQ Zjke Zia WMI JWPLADWZQQJ Jigfcffi wife. ,azz ffgf J zffffvff fyf JM M' in eff-J Laffx X?N fVVi'.,ZfJ-.4 T, Mg. ampus uae When lhe enlire sludenl body voled lor Queen of lhe Campus, Jrhey had in mind someone who could walk and lallq wilh an Eighrh grader or Senior boy or girl and impress him wilh her charming per- sonalily. We wanled a girl who enlered inlo lhe aclivilies wi+h a lypical Bol+oni+e's sloiril. We wanled her +o be gay, yer level- headedg lun yer dependable. Tha+'s why we chose our Polly. h l vgdvdg .fy-1 s-.a.i,'v-J , ov--V' ALO' ,fmfyw-Lfvaswuqv' . flu, ,UCL fx 4,,L,VkVk gfK4!,V!V ,f 1415- ...,u.Ju.nl'.3 Jfff'-KU j. ,fla- k Polly Adeims I J Q .9 .Y -M' - I K - I A Q. fshffw Qgwu , ' Af I dw ' ' is I ' -,N Q, G, 1 2 J F W1 Shirley lliclsnuln WJJQ i GV 5 Q if ,ff Gwen Blouillette . v .zum A .f I, . Y I K QT f if Myy3yZ,Ki.,,, Campus M VW vim? ,L gk J . tk k.lk! ,,..,.y 51:7 1' Fa v 0 r i tes Gracie Wolf A+, vii , V HM W MN awk 'iff' QA! T . F 4' A li .. Hilda: .lean Ilush gqfkitifthlovn Ilooiikl v X 'li i f f el i A Lyli I 55 an P 1 nf N 'M rs i 5 :X ,' l- r x THE Row-xr courzr I if Shjrley Hickman, John Davidg Le Ann Taylor, Larry Beasong Queen Hilda Jean Rush, King Francis Fuglaarg frincehs Q-enevieve Wilker, Prince Rudy Cannong Tcnia Gillreafh, Grove, Slaffordg George Nell Anlony, . Ned Berlin. 1 . 1 , x ' X .- 'gl .fi Victory a l A c r r. Few oi us al Boiron can remember The pre-war Carnival Balls wilh Their elaborale lvlardi Gras ehrerfainmenl, lor aboul live years ago The Carnival was slreamlined lo a Viclory Ball which aided in lhe selling ol War Bonds. lhis year we celebraled 'rhe real Viclory. The qirls in lhe royal parly were selecled, by sloiriled voling, from 25 candidales nominaled by lhe srudeni body. The proceeds rhig year, war demands being almosl over, wenl ro rhe Boiron Band Fund lo purchase long needed new uniforms and equipment Every Bollonile will long remember lhis lasl real Viclory Ball wilh ils red, while, and blue slreamers, iis beaurilul queen and courl and lhe grand march lhal oreceded lhe bg ball. 60 King and ueen of the Victory QUEEN HILDA JEAN OF THE HOUSE OF RUSH KING FRANCIS OF THE HOUSE OF FUGLAAR k ng, ff. I Q ..1k 'L'- WY -A Q ' . W ma :him S,,. ff M fill fktlii awww!! tiii 'M -ff .M 4-.f?'j,,,5 Jam K ia u .1 R, .W ...., Effie A Y 3 . . 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Personalitie BOBBY VALENTINE-Besl-Dressed Senior Boy-is al ways neal as a pin and wears iusf fhe fhing for school RICHARD HORTMAN-Senior Boy Mosf Likely io Succeed-is quie+ and unobirusive in manner buf S known as one of fhe mosf inlelligenf boys in school. His scholaslic rafing can'l' be surpassed. JOHN ALEX CAESAR-Besf Boy Afhleie-alfhough John didn'+ play foofball fhis year he made himself oufsfanding by coaching foofball and baslxefball cubs, We like Coach Caesar for his fair play and good sporfsmanship. 'ai m b rv ' , W .Y f I A ' Y 1 ge? I . qxikv . 5 as 11 WX, W S 4 A2 Q, - I . ,S , . 1 i 4 1 W ls QA kk.. ,x kiiwgw it ji? YK . . R my Q ga gi 'Y h K M ' . y V 7 L ek 4 1 B' ,. . Q' M -ag X af f eg Q K . Q., ,Jef .3 4 Q A , K- y X W .X 1-1 Q ,g H5 x w tax s t- ig.. X ,f Twig A X S ,X K X UQ' M -Ms iff iw, A ' 15' - A we ' . ' u. -' k Q 45 5 W ,v , k 8,5 ,M '51, I of , Q , Q , I ruff' 'T' Q m 5 31 J 1 ' ' ' L ' 5 ' ' X W Q is 4A K 74 r , gf N 93.1 K 1 M5 ' ' Q 1 af. 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Q . f 1-uffzife J f ,-,Q - fa , 1-5 EUGENE DUNCAN-A fall, dignified, and grave young man wifh a deceiving fwinlxle of mischief in his eyes, is one of our mosf frusfworfhy and well-lilced Seniors. ersonalities TEENCY WALKER-Quief, graceful and a sfarfling beaufy finds herself as a personalify because of her impressive speech work, and her consfanf loyalfy lo BRUIN. Q POLLY ADAMS Perf hny blonde Senior who amazes everyone wifh her poise and dependablllfy, is besf known for her unfiring work on Cumfux, in Dramafics, in fhe Press Club, and as presidenf of fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy. No wonder she is our Campus Queen! JIMMY LASHLEY-Efficienf Business Manager of Cumfux, is also an effecfive spealcer and an able phofographer. -Q,.s..4 , , .,.- f.' 2 - ff- ,V 1 ,Q sf-,Q 1 ww , , 'Q ,Q 1 5. i f ' 1 2 , , , 2 2 S 7 :af f F i f 5 . 4 , A f K - mgsisvzgq L, , . , A x Q., ,,,, , A L, Q, Q L, ,-L ff rx ,A ..Zsr f ?fisQfr,1g55Q qw H :'x'ffii?7!is:Qi' fjf' - -45 753111 3755? 4 5 fix. mggffia'Q1f:fsw-5552559 ugfwilffik i Q ' , , . ,iff-4Zc1vf.-S2 f-L. ' 15 5- . 'xiii-ggifii mf 'fir' f -'f '5 in 1, 7,2 217:95 U ,wifi L - A-Q5 91' V X ,. '-'im - 7,1 7. . if M 7 ,S LF Ahdvv- Av V , , K..,. V v. V'-'gf' 33'V5g?'lf ',. :e2'f.!: W. 4 -A af: - Qfiftviiy K 5 x k 9 -L 'Q':Z97L 'QQ -Aff f v K.. f3'5sQ ' K: -.,g,SiX., Lirf ,g,-Jyihi , iii R V , f f' QQYWLH ' N . M 2 mflgx w x, w X x 4 6 . Fwy ., figgdywgyugdki , A , K e 45, 2 n 5 1 9 5 1 , ,f , Helen Williams, Associafe Edifor. W, jf wt' 1 T2 -Q .3 I June Coley, Edifor. John Schroll, Ari Edifor. Armilda Broussard, Boolclreeper. Roberl' Lee Hoplxins, Assisianf Edifor. Kafhleen Hooe, Assisla nl Edilor .ff Rudy Cannon, Sporfs Edifor and Assis+ani' Business Manager. The 1946 ruin Barbara Cappell, Sales Manager. Sara Pai Andry, Business Manager. Bardwell, Phofography Edifor. BeH'y Wells, Feaiure Eclifor BBBBB an Bruin Editorial Staff Through a maze oi delail-lhe drawing ol layoul sheels, lhe Click of cameras, lhe Typing ol wrile-ups, lhe reading ol prool-lhe IQ46 BRUIN has gradually laken shape. The slall members, no rnaller how inlricale and painslaking lheir iob mighl have loeen, managed somehow lo grin and enioy lheir work. For work il has been, long unending hours ol work wilh never a lel-up unlil lhe final copy wenl in. Many complicalions developed bul lhe Co- hw I, operalive, enlhusiaslic spiril ol lhe slaikl gol My ,aw lhe job liinished al lasl. Ediforial Sfaff Heads concenlrafe on meeling 'Phe dead-line. BRUIN EDITORIAL STAFF l'-rsl Row: Delores Cwlpeopwr, Belly Joyce McLean, Henriella Herberl, Kalhleen Hoop, Belly Wells, Junr: Colev, Helen Williams, fwen Brouillerle, Joyce Lee Miller, Carolyn McKenzie, Jo Ann Mohan. Second Row: L. E. Bardwell, Joyce Herron, Sadie Bringhursl. Charlene Gilberl, Pal Jeansonne, Mary Lou Bornrnann, Belly Sue Funchess, Wynonah Vidrine, Opal Harris, Charlolre Ann Van Dornick, Nell McSwain, Belly Lee Self, Merle Barker, Mary Frances Lohman, Belly Jean Jones. Third Row: Carl Slracener, Edgar O'Neil, MrGinlv McBride, Fred Collon, Ronald Grubb, Edwin Adrion, Rulh Ward, Roberl Lee Hopkins, John Schroll, Genevieve Walker, Mary La-.finia Morgan, Bonnie Rich, Rudy Cannon. W, 1'-'rf L ' Q55 'iii B BRUIN BUSINESS STAFF Firsr Row: Ji-:an Bentley Marilyn Flynn, Aubrey Gray, Rudy Cannon, Arrnilda Broussard, Sara Pal Andry, Barbara Cappel, Rulli Delcornyn, Joan Barron.. Second Row: Anila Sfewarl, Rulh Redd, Dororhy Dale,,Jinnrny Cheneval, Gifford lPeabody, Gayle Barrrioro, Jennie Carrufh, Lois Janelle, Jirnrnie Ralclifl, Dorothy Carrurh, Ernrna Virginia Morgan, Lenora Turrenline, Robbie Richey, Kelly Harnrn, Ha John Alrrep, Faye Parker, ldella Newsome, Jane-l Ward, Gene Frances Bruin Business Staff When you are lcnoclced down and pushed around, il isn'l lhe old days ol Chicago com- ing baclc. I+ is iusl lhe usual procedure ol Jrhe Bruin Business Siail 'frying lo sell you your BRUIN and your piclure conlracl. When you walls inlo lhe business ollice and see paper all over lhe place. people yelling al one an- olher, il isn'+ a crazy house. ll is lhe place where our annual is financed. These boys and girls spend many ol lheir allernoons selling adverlisemenls. They are one ol The main reasons BRUIN gels beller every year. Rulh Smilh, Joy Faye Waldron, Shirley Kaplan. Third Row: rry Harnrnill, Larry Beason, Geneva Woodruff, Joyce Greene, Howard, Billie Murphy, Marlha McCann, Joyce -Slrofher. Business Sfaff Heads check on wl'ro's paid what 75 ir i 2 L'ii?i'?3 Ewonmm Isabel Piffs, Managing Edifor. Shirley Hickman, Eclifor. Jerry Jordan, Associale Edifor. Saul Kaplan, Circulafion Manager. Polly Adams, Feafure Edifor. Mary Virginia Pearce, Assisfanf Feafure al I 1 ff- 1-, 76 KiHy Bordelon, Assis+an+ Business Manager. ThmQI5V46 r a umtux Staff Jimmy Lashley, Business Manager. Barbara Mobley, Exchange Edifor. Troy Farrar, Co-Sporfs EdHor. Charles Bonneffe, Co-Spcris Edifor Eclilorial Sfaff Heads making up lheir page:-. Cumtux Editorial Staff Cumlux's reporlers sloop lo snoop and snoop lo scoop. ln a very cunning way lhey ask you who your 'rrue love is, or whal you did a week ago Friday nighl, land belore you've realized whal you have done, The Cumlux re- porler walks away wilh iniformalion lor a smash hir arlicle. The rnernloers ol The edilorial slafl are sludenls who have an ear lor news, and a special knack lor wriling. They cleverly and inlereslingly give us all The dope aboul whal is going on around our dear Alma Maler. These are our hardworking newspapermen ol Bollon. CUMTUX EDITORIAL STAFF Firsr Row: Juanila Raxsdale, Hilda Jean Rush, Mary Virginia Pearce, Polly Adarns, Isabel Pills, Shirley Hickman, Jerry Jordan, Charles Bonnerle, Carl Lane Wilkerson, Michael Winrer, Second Row: Barbara Mobley, Le Ann Taylor, Jo Ann Trammell, Ann Bolen, Frankie Stafford Robert Fleshman, Malcolm Forsyrhe, Billy Srierman, Glenn l-leadrick, Bernard Kaplan, Ned Berlin, Joyce Kelly. Third Row: Marlha Ann Myers, Essie Gabberr, Jo Ann l-llckrnan, Eloise Cappel, Belly Erskine, Jackie Blofner, Shirley Erlinger, Tonia G-ilrealh, Parry Slaflord Billy Scolf, Larry Beeson, Troy Farrar, Freddie Goldslein. aw... . .iii 5 . 5, , i0-Cxba, we , ,r dflez 34410441 Ai' CUMTUX BUSINESS STAFF 'irs w: Helene Raburn Anile de Tournillon, Kirly Bordelon! Jimmy l.aSi - P l Ro y I llcy Leoviqm Fumes, Saul Kaplan, Mikf Flynn.. Seccri Row: Alvin Mylcoff, Aqgis Mae Johnson, Marjorie Narrow, Jo Ann Penny, Doris Nell Penny, Roy Crafty Ben Langsion. Third Row Marilyn Harris, Jean Coleman Barbara Brook, Jean Ann Pearce! Kenneih Broadwell, Berry Sue Funchess, Sally Walderl Lucy Carol Singlewri. Cumtux Business Staff No labor srrikes have slropped produclrion on CumJrux's BIG BUSINESS ironll Worlcing many hours overfime buf demanding no Time- and-a-hali pay. lhis branch oi 'rhe school's newspaper has numerous laslcs such as selling ads, receiving and sorring ihe finished edirions, and delivering Them +o rhe sfudenls, and solic- iring new subscriplions. This slaii has al all Times worlced wilh ils Edilorial Slafi, wilh max- imum elliiciency foward +he common goal oi achieving a iirsl rare high school newspaper. The Cumiux Business Slaicl, having gained lop recognilion in ils war-lime worlc, is facing i+s poslwar world in rhe same fine spiril as during lhe lrrying years. Business Shaff Heads find plenfy fo do mfs. .fi Nw 1 W ga -pg E ig A E 9? Rt M h t W ,K 9 J xxx, is E 'lg , - 1.:4 ' 2Z 'Ti 3 f 4 'iw .-..: Q. 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Dfamalk Club and Tl1e5P'dn9 econd Row: Kalherine Palmery Hilda Jean Rush, Eloise East June Coleyy Kiiiy no Rob oplcins ordelon. Third Row: Sadie Bringhivsl Rudy Can nl err Lee H Roberr Fleshman, Genevieve Walker. Who Says Can? in acfion. The Chrisfmas Pageant ramati The slage is ser, The houselighls are dimmed. The Dramalic Club is oil lo a dynamic slarl on ia super perlormance. This group knows ils business from grease painl and slage crallr To Jrhe lasl curlain call. They nor only produce plays lor Bollon audiences bul have aided Jrhe governmenJr's recrea- Jrional program by giving numerous perlorm- ances al The USO's and al Jrhe nearby army camps and Jrhe Velerans' l-lospiial, In Jrhe years I942-46 Jrhe club has pro- duced one or lwo one-acl plays a monlh and has had a regular weelcly radio broad- casl. The goal ol ils mosl advanced mem- bers lhis year has been allilialion wilh lhe Nalional Thespians l-lonor Sociely lor l-ligh Schools. 5? 22, 'num 'W Before fhe performance-final touches. Affer +he performance-fha war-painf is removed DRAMATIC CLUB nvgq- Wfr ' 'QW' K1 w, '-MW' 'Sf-W rw:-' N11 'fy Sa'J Pa? AHTW, Jacr EQQUQA1, Rpm, Cffvtfv, Fw'SV R ,-.I PCN, A'1.1':S ww B':'t1f1fm, Hfvhm Vffwhgmsx Bafrmra Broom, Joyce Greene, BMW Joycf MCL -nn, Sawkw Ewmqv Ne!! MQSwain. Socond uw: Mfzflfmf- Low' SQL- Gasifwr' Man Vffqinh Pnafffy Twin GYVQBWN Hfzwv PM Kiz'V'wfiwf Pfvwy Ja-NN DsN:3CA 'Hifi Www Jie Cffv. V w Rufx O75 Nr-N Dvvwx Jffw Jctlii Rfblfi Fesw' V J' Av Month Fmwf' PTA, E':wi ': Mrs :f f R' L V ff L' Hwy rms Sun? Bfmgi-ws? Jour-na GvlHlr',M'1'x F1 vzcpz L-,nmam BQM, Lfe Sax. Sfanding aT Mikes: KaTherinc Pahwiorl June CoTev, Jo Ann Mohonx Leonnrrl Fehicix Sam Peiizzi. AT TabTe: Rudy' X TE'TxB'ggsSd'Bio TSTTE s Ent Cannon! Roberf Fieshman! Hihna Jean Rush, Tn iorrgrorm nm ' ri . HJC riidvxr , Fu ci! Toi fi is Marv Ann Wiison, Genevieve Walker, Cherhzs BonrieTTe, James Ray Te,IorN Bei' Langsien, Maw Lavinia Morgan, Grove STaT'Tord. Bolton and agon How is iT on The ouTside7 STagecraTT is an imporTanT par+ of Dramafics. nWW1CM' - vw---sm:-W -Mfwm.mMM.mwmwmvmee'Jw N--'---Nf,,img WhaT! ls schooT ouT? No, ThaT's The BoiTon Band Wagon waiTing To rush madTy down To The radio sTaTion in Time Tor Their loroadcasT. They are aTT packed in Two cars ready To sTarT. BuT, waiT, There comes Miss Drake! Now Theyire reaily ready. They go whizzing down Vance and Lee, ali praying silenTly ThaT They don'T meeT a Train, and They are proud oT The TacT ThaT in Their TiTTy programs They have never missed a broadcasT. They made iT! As They dash up The sTeps, They hear The program beTore Them signing oTT. In The TesT Tow fwinuTes vvhiTe The announcer drones on wiTh his adverTisernenTs, everyone is making noise Trying To keep everyone eTse guieT. BUT TinaTTy They hear Their Theme-song and afi eyes are on Miss Drake in The conTroT room waiTing Tor The highsign. FinaTTy iT comes. The kickoTT is made and Theyire on The air, Tor peTTer or Tor worse. Leif io rigli': ROBERT FLESHMAN-Firsf place in Boys' Pooiw and Boys' l'4G'D 'l3'iVf' Reading ar Norinwvgsie'n Tcurnanrenfq JUNE COTEYfFE's+ place in Girls' Radio Speaking ai Norinwesfung RUDY CANNON --Firsi place in Boys' Oralory ai Cenienary Tournamenig GENEVIEVE WALKERfFirsf place in Girls' lnicrpreiairye Reading ni Nodliwesif-rn and Ceniignxrv. peach Tournaments Winning Tour Tirsi places oui oi a possible nine, of connpeiiiion againsi more ilwan 250 siudenis repf reseniing I2 schools Trom Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas in ine Cenienary College Tournameni, Febf ruary l. A+ ine Naicliiloclwes Tournannoni, ine preceding rnonili Bolion did alrnosl as wall, winning six Tirsl, Two seconds, and Two ilwirds. Genevieve Walker won Tirsi in Girlsl lnierpref ialive Reading al bolli rournarnenls. Qilwer iirsi places al Cenienary were won by Jack Galloway, Boys' Hunnorous Declannaiioni Isabel Pills, Girls' Poeiry Reading, Rudy Cannon, Boys' Qraiory. June Corey placed second in declamaiion, Roberi lilesn- man, ilwird in Boys' lnlerpreiaiive Reading, and Pliyllis Taylor, inird in Girlsl lnierpreiaiiye Reading. Al fine Naiclniroclies Tournamenl oilwor Tirsi places were won by Roberi Fleslirnan in Boys' Po' eiry Reading and in Boysl lnierprelaiiye Reading: June Coioy, Girls! Radio, Plwyllis Taylor Girls! Graf Tory. Second places were won by Slnirley l'Iickf man, Girls' Radio and Girls' Qraiory. Pin lls Tailor, firsi place ia Girls Oar J al Ove V' M N inf-'Merry Kel . l-leaf, Tvs? pace in 56.5 O al Boiron speeclw eniranls sweplr ilwrougli Three rounds ' T Nnrfnwezlvrn, Eflfw lsauel Pills, first place ri fi T ar J ck Fall fi, Fi ipli i B Rrcvv ul Cnnfvnf .fy jr ov 's cc H 'oss Dccla'-For ui Cenivfaq ' Q if ,J Wifi? .5 ga. X gy , -- Q W. nga fa fxvsgfy ...gms 5? Magik 1 f .JA wx f 'Erwii' ' fffYMF?M,55' gf' 'si , M.: X , '2 X fx-x XX XX ,ac Q X55 'af Qz if S2- 5 ff Q 4 in gd 5 f K 1 , A ESM ga V V ,,,. I S Q an 5 24.1 2 if ff' Firsl Row! lcil lo riqnl: Snirlct-1 l-liclvnany Mary Frances Krznninglon, Emily Briggs, Helen Williams. Second Row: Cl l C lb 1 H Id l J R ll M y Virg ia Pcurfr, Billie Alice Craig, June Colcy, Polly Adams, MiVCnff Qi Cr, .1 U ccvn HS, dr in G U r .sf 9 P e Shirley Hickman, Governor of Girls' Pelican Slale. llcan State Cn line morning ol June 25, len very exciled girls lrom Bollon arrived al llle lrain slalion in Balon Rouge and made llleir way lo llie Louisiana Slale Universily Carn- pus. lliey weren'l llie only ones, lor approximalely 325 lrom all over Louisiana were going lo llie same place. Tile purpose? Filllw Annual Girls' Pelican Slale. Aller line lirsl day il wasn'l an unusual llwing lo slay up unlil 2 a.m, wriling on cily proiecls and malcing cam- paign speeclriesq gelling up al 6 a.m.7 marclling every- wliere and wailing in apparenlly endless lines lor meals. Besides all llleze linings, llowever, lliere was lols ol lun-llie making ol new lriends, swimming in llie uni- vcrsilyis pool and al llie same lime learning more aboul llwe governmenl ol our own Louisiana. ipoiican Boys Siaic is ilio bcsiii was limo unanimous song of the boys ieavinq inc L. S. U. campus from ine sixfii annual Boys' Siaie session. Cnosen by ine iaculiy and siudenis from ali high sciioois iiwrouqiioui Louisiana Ilwoy wenjr io Baion Rouge for praciical iraining in our siaie qovernnweni. Qui Peiican leaders aciuaiiy sai in ine sonnfe and VCQV'3SGi'ii'0fiX'G seais, and eiecied iiweir presid- iiifg officers and qovonor. iiicy had i'i'iCiV own cities and pfinsiw oiiiciais and in liiis rwnnnois ioarncd oi 'rnoir nomo iown oieciion nweilwodz. Also our iufuo iondors oi Anwefica enloyod varfovs forms oi pnysicai acliviiyx organized a siudenf band for parades, had a sfuni nigiwf, and aii oi if weni io rnake ine Louisiana youiiw beffer prepared for ine pos?-war worid. 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Third Row: George Mershall, Managfr, Roberl Voelker, Joe Wesrerchil, Tomrny Posr, Pal Chisholm, George Walker, Jirnrny Camrnernlu, John W. Wwile, Zack 'lQJwhon, Doug lnlurn, Carl Ben Priesl, Marshall Slrick' land, E. V. Coco, Carol Hollowlay, Wayne Jordan. , l Y O u ighliighjs of the il 4, John Daenen, Back. Merlin Ellis, Tackle. J. W. Fleslwman, End. The l945 Team aT BolTon had The besT record in The pasT several years, alThough There was a new coach wiTh a new sysTem To Teach. The only reTurning leTTermen were Broussard, T-lay, Daenen, Lacombe, Schroll, Vicknair, and Coker. The resT oT The Team was made up Trom The Cubs and lasT vear's second Team. For The TirsT game oT The season, The INlaTchi- Toches Red Devils meT The Bruins on The Bears' home Tield. The new unTried Bears Trampled Them 39-I3. The Tollowing weelc The Bears made Their TirsT Trip oT The season To The capiTal ciTy To meeT The BaTon Rouge Bulldogs and when The gun re- porTed The close oT The game. The score was 7-7. For The Third game oT The season a heavier and more experienced eleven Trom Fair Park oT ShreveporT handed The Bruins Their TirsT deTeaT oT The season, I2-O. The Bears played a driving game buT were ouT classed. Opelousas made The Trip To BolTon To suTTer deTeaT aT The hands oT a Team ThaT was begin- ning To grow sTronger. The Tinal score was 39-9. Thanksgiving game af Ouachita. ger Ralph sDk Ed B T yLacomb G d S e a 8 0 n . . . Coach Ben Came T ghTl AssisTanT Coach, J h G ll Rudy Cannon, Ta Francis Fuglaar, Back, Ed Vicknair, Guard. ll T lil' Jai! I e Bears Traveled To Jennings To meeT The yi Til d deTeaT oT The season againsT Coach Sim- ons' eleven To The Tune oT a I2-6 score. For The TiTTh game oT The season, The Bruins wenT To The colorTul sTaTe oT Texas Tor The TirsT Time since beTore The war To suTTer deTeaT aT The hands oT a larger and more powerTul Orange l-ligh Team, 5I-O. For The TirsT Time in Three years The BolTon Bears exTrac:Ted The sTinger oT The Byrd Yellow JaclceTs by a 26-I2 vicTory wiTh all our players Talcing parT. This was one oT The highlighTs oT The season, Tor The Band, Band BoosTers and many oT The loyal BolToniTes were on hand To cheer The Bears To VicTory. The sevenTh game oT The season Tound The BolTon Bears aT a serious disadvanTage wiTh in- iuries keeping l-lay and Ellis, Two TirsT sTringers, ouT oT The game. The opponenT was a heavily Tavored eleyen Trom lsTrouma. The Bears played a good game buT again They were deTeaTed, This Time by a Team ThaT had many veTerans who A Resume of CHEERLEADERS LefT To righT: KiTTy Bordelon, Jimmy McClelland, Paffy STaf'Tord, Sonny Pearce Gwen Brouillede, Tommy Campbell, Shirley Hickman. Regular forma+ion. t h e G a m e s ' ' ' Mike Flynn, End. Jack Baker, Back. Dellon Coker, Back 97 fi mb Q .-as 'TW' made All-STaTe lasT year. The final score was 33-7, wiTh lineman Lacompe scoring The lone Bolfon Touchdown on a bloclfed and infercepfed pass. The eighfh game of The season for The Bolfon Bears found Them on Their own field. The invad- ing Team was The Lake Charles WildcaTs who were heavily favored. The Bears played a hard game buT The combinafion of Kingery and Land- Trip proved To be Too much for Them. WiTh Daenen malcing The only Tally for The Bears, The final score was 32-7 in favor of The WildcaTs. Thanksgiving day saw The lasT game of The season for The BolTon Bears. lT was also The lasT game For many of The players. The specTaTors saw a Bolfon Team on The field ThaT was ouT To finish The season The righT way. Alfhough The final score was a I3-I3 Tie, BolTon had more firsT downs and more yardage Than OuachiTa. Thus, The season ended wiTh 3 wins, 2 Ties, and 5 losses. Games ' John Schro Bobby B Bolfon goes down on a punT Sam HBV- B l' IICT EnThusiasm Tor baslceTball was high This year, boTh among The sTudenTs and The TownToll4. WiTh This loyal backing and wiTh Tine Coaching The Team won 23 ouT oT 28 games. Among The players are Bobby Brous- sard, an all-around aThleTe who was an All-STaTe guard lasT year, and Francis Fuglaar who was always in There giving Bobby a go Tor The money Tor highesT scorer. BolTon made a gain when Carl l-lorTon moved To Town. l-le is ex- pecTed To malce his raTing This year aT The STaTe Rally. SlceeTer lV1aThews added his heighT To The Team as an able cenTer. Eugene Andries was always in H' T lr s a loT To build a winning Team. l l B A S There TighTing unTil The lasT whisTle blew. Among The able subsTiTuTes were Ed- ward Voellcer, Tommy Lacombe, John Daenen, Saul Kaplan, Joe Mellon, Val- as H-f 4 Gag: K Q K T54CT'i0 E Hours of praciice Basket W E X! A 'He-ball. ' ' and more praciice. bal BoHon BOHOH BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon BoHon I 946 SCH EDU LE Tioga , . Foresl l-lill . Lafargue . . Dry Prong . Jena . . Urania . Urania . Fair Parlc. . Lake Cliarles Lalce Charles lslrourna . . Ouachila . . Columbia . Winfield . Quilman . Bunkie . . lslrouma . . Provincal . . Trouf-Good Pine Colfax . . . Ouachira . . Nalclwiloclies Fair Parli. . Jennings . Jennings . . Arlcaclelpliia . Smaclcover . EQ! Ill Bolfon Tops Jennings wilh numerous wheel plays. Assislanl Coach Galloway and Coach Marler. CUB BASKETBALL TEAM Lal? lo rrqhl Tommy Lacombe, Bud Bradford, Buddle Pharls, Huey l-looler, Bnnkle Brewer, George House, Coach Galloway, Sonny Pharls, Coach Marlor, C. O. Vlfalker, Berl Broussard, Julian MCNUHN Bobby Mwller! Carl Ben Prleglx Carl Dupuy. -M. exam: r TENNIS TEAM Llllalw Pearl Wilson, Presiclenf lv n': KVM, E1 vvlfzvg Ma , Lou Hlncs. Back: Pmllirew f m',Jlvr'w17P Cncwnwxl Gmw' 0fTef1f1iS Stafford, Saul Kaplan, Lconnr-l Fulvntv, Roy Craft. Top, leff fo righf: Bolfom, leff fo rigl1'l': l. Two 'lennis flends. I. Mary Lou Hines-leilerecl 4 years. 2. Daily praclice afler school. 2. The fennis leam In acfion. 3. Roy Crafl'-leHered 4 years. VA ,..!', ,Q I f 7 T! l fn' f' .' ,. . N' of 6' if . J ,ji sf' 3, ,f!- .Q I J. . i 0 Il ll I 8 f Thi ear e a iorlunale lo have lhree boys ' ' and wo rls relurning lrom MISGTJS dislricl and sl e mpion hip lea hey are Roy Crall, , ,ximmy Che al, Saul Ka anf' Mary Lou Hines. , and Killy Bo delon. The scores lor lasl year were: - Boln...I'alonR .5 rl! llon ay e . O D Bollon . Y 61 Ope usas . I ollon ca, e in lirsl ' e slale lournamenl wilh . 3 poinls, Balon Rouge wilh l2, and New Orleans Academy, DieQuincy, Lalayelle, and Opelousas lrailing. As lhe BRUIN goes lo press lhe leam has yel lo slarl ils l946 schedule which consisls ol lhe lollowing lournamenls: Bollorr? e . . .O lf Balon Rouge High . ...... Here Byrd High ..... . . . Here and There I. A. 8: O. A. Tournamenl ....... Lalayelle Norlhweslern Dislricl Tournamenl . . Nalchiloches Slale Tournamenl ......,... L. S. Ll. Wilh so many experienced players and wilh much promising new malarial, Bollon is expecled lo up- 'l'l'1e high l'FGClll'lOr1 ol lhe pGSl', Jimmie Cheneval, lellered 4 years. TENNIS CLUB Firsl Row: Roy Crall, Jimmie Chr-neval, Lillah Pearl Wilson. Seccnd Row: Bernard Kaplan, Ray Bradford, Waller LaFargue, Carl Lane Wilkerson, Glen Headrick, Shirley Kaplan, Rulh Fuhrer, Jackie Blolner, Belly Sue Erskine, Fallie D'Aunoy, Mary Lou l-lines, Gwen Brouillelle., Nell Richardson, Joy Nell Buller, Nell Clark. Third Row: Lois Kelley, Jo Williams, Lloyd Higgins, Doris Barker, Jewell Deloach, Jean Ann Pearce, Mary Virginia Pearce, Hilda Jean Rush, Merle Barker, Mary Frances Lohman, Belh Howell, Mary Lou Bornmann, Belly Joyce McLean, Lois Janelle, Jennie Carrulh, Gayle Barmore, Rulh Ward, Marilyn Harris, Rulh Delcomyn, Mariorig Lewis, Helen Haslinqs, Fourlh Row: Pay Parker, Killy Bordelon, Jean Coleman, Ann Bolen, Belly Jean Barron, Molly Morrison, Elve Lu Klienpeler, Mary Ann Lacy, Rosemary Leatherman, Claudia Harbin, Joyce Herron, Dorolhy Carrulh, Judy Complon, Nell McSwain, Barbara Brook, Jouanna Griffin, Joyce Kelley, Delores Culpepper, Charlolle Anne Van Dornick, Mary Lavinia Morgan, Geneva Wood' ruff, Barbara O'Neal, Killy Ryan. Fiflh Row: Ernesl Furby, Marshall Slrickland, Waller Hilborn, Bobbie Allen, Saul Kaplan, Leonard Fuhi-er, Edward Voelker, Grove Slallord, Larry Beason, Leslie Fuglaar, Harry l-lammill, Clifford Peabody, Harold Denning, Aubrey Gray, John David. gf? 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And wirh +he fleei blessed for lhe new season, our fishermen go our fo sea again. 109 i l l Y John Alex Caesar, President OFFICERS JOHN ALEX CAESAR presidenl JOHN DAENEN Vice PresidenT SAM HAY Secrefa ry U FirsT Row: Jack Baker, Bobby Broussard, RoberT Cannon, Rucly gh Cannon, Dellon Coker, Second Row: John Daenen, Rogers Dawkins, MarTin Ellis, J. W, Fleshman, Mike Flynn, Third Row: Francis Fuqlaar, Tommy Lacombe, BerT MaTThews, Charles Price, John Schroll. NOT Shown ln Panel: BusTer Crowley, Sam Hay, Carl HorTon, Edward Vicknair, Malcolm Wilks. The weekly meefing geTs under way. Club The MBT' Club was Organized in l926. lTs purpose is To encourage par- TicipaTion in clean sporTs. lTs members consisT oT any aThleTe who has made The varsiTy leTler in any oT The Tour maior sporTs, Tennis, Track, baskeTloall, and looTball. These boys sTand Tor whaT is riqhT aT BolTon. They have sTood The wraTh oT The opposing Teams no maTTer whaT Their sporT is, and They have The BolTon B To prove ThaT They did Their iolo well. These are BolTon's besT. HO Leff flank, Column riglwff' l'Abouf face are all a parf of a Band Boosfer's vocabulary and parf of lier every day lifel Affer sclwool finds flnern, an energefic group of lo, on flie drill field anxious fo be pracfice perfecf before flweir solo eaclw lzoofball niqlwf. Buf wlien fliaf niqlwf cornes, flwree rninufes before flue lwalf you find flwem on flwe field, decked in flieir navy sfyled uniforms of blue and wlwife vvaifinq for flue wlwisfle fnaf says lll.e-fls go Band Boosferslu and Boosters an June Cofey, President Sanfa's Liffle Helpers. OFFICERS J U NE COTEY PiPSid4-nl POLLY ADAMS Vice President KATHLEEN HOOE Se'-crelary Firsl Row: Pclly Adai-ws Merle Bailcer, Barbaia Bioolc, Barbara Cannell Second Row: floise Cappel lonia Gilreaflm lflenrieffa Her- berl, JoAnn Hiclcrnan. Tliird Row: Kallnleen l-looe Cornelia l-lowell, Mary Virginia Pearce. lbel Piffs. Fourflx Row: Hilda Jean Rusli, Fianlie Sfafford, LeAnn Taylor, During fhe Armisfice Day Parade 5 Cornelia Howell, Presidenf. OFFICERS CORNELIA HOWELL Presidenl GENE FRANCES HOWARD Vice-Presidenl GEORGE N ELL ANTGNY Secreiary-Treasurer MART!-IA MQCANN Assislanl Socrela ry Treasurer 0 Firsl Row: Shirley Andries, George Nell Anlony, Palsy Bul- lon, Delores Cheneverl, Anna Cowarl, Belly Crawlord. Second Row: Velma Deyille, Margarel Duncan, Belly Sue Erskine, Sue Ellen Ford, Gene Frances Howard, Belly Kelso. Third Row: Marlha McCann, Rebecca lvlcCombs, Joyce Miller, Barbara lvlobley, Mary Jo Moll, ldella Newsome. Fourlh Row: Eslher Parker, Belly Ralclill, Palsy Roberls, Alice Thompson, Mildred Vallery, Faye Whalley, Norma Jean Wrolen. The presiding officer makes lhe meeling merry. Blue Birds The Blue Birds, composed ol girls lrom Terms I and ll, are lhe pride ol lhe Freshman class. These girls, because ol lheir excellenl records in grammar school, are chosen lo carry on lhe ideals ol lhe Blue Birds and ils leachings. The clulo has devoled many ol ils meelings lo lhe deyelopmenl ol each mem- loer's characler. The Blue Birds help prepare lheir girls lor lulure leadership in Bollon and in lhe oulside world. H2 The Blue Triangle is an honorary club Tor girls in The Junior and Senior classes, elecTed To membership on The basis oT characTer, leadership, and scholarship. WiTh service as Their goal, These girls are divided inTo Three groups, Live, Love, and Labor which represenT The Three poinTs oT The Blue Triangle and They worlc in one harmonious group. This year The club chose as iTs proiecT The supporT of a school in France. The school, Neuvy-sur4Loire, oT ThirTy pupils, noT only receives money from The O Blue Triangle, buT also cloThing and school supplies. OFFICERS Cl-TARLENE GILBERT Presidenf SARA PAT ANDRY Vice Presidem SALLY MASINGILL Secrerarw' First Row: Joy Anderson, Sara Pal Andry, Gayle Barmore, Emily Briggs, Sadie Bring'iursT, Geraldine Camp- bell, Geneva Woodruff. Second Row: Jewel DeLoacn, Adele Filipi, Doris Fcgleman, Essie Gab- berl, Melba Grayson, Helen Hast- inqs. Billie Alice Craig. Third Row: Lois .laneTTe, Berry Jean Jones, Palsy Laborde, Rosemary Leallierman, Mariorie Lewis, Mary Frances Lohman, Mary Lou Hines. Fourlh Row: Nell McSwain, Sally Masinqill, .lo Ann Mohon, Mary La- vinia Morqan, Rose Myers, Rowena O'Quin, Grace McKenzie. FifTh Row: Marilyn Slewari, Mar' iorie Taclrelr, Criarlorre Van Dorniclc, l Joy Faye Waldron, Belly Wells, Jo Williams Laura Paul, Charlene Gilberf, Presiclenf. Anyfhing To raise money for fha? school in France! Gwen Brouillelfe, President f- ' l Q - I '11 J hx Il ' OFFICERS Xfxl Q, - ' BWEN BROUILLETTE 'N - t fx Presidenl ... -- , X 7, x. EQ SHIRLEY HICKMAN ' Vice-Presldenf i . MARlLYN HARRIS ' 'tl X. Secrelary-Treasurer I ' K, a- X .M K Dx, c 0 X . s c ,J X - Fx. N RN iirsl Row: George Nell Antony, ' Nl Jaan Barron, Kifly Bordelon, Jennie Calrulh, Ann Marie Chicola, Jean kk. 'X C leman, Judy Complon. cond Row: Dorolwy Dale, Rulh .N Diiomyn, Sue Funchess, Joyce . A G-r ne, Shirley Hickman, Marie X j . K Hooper, Geneva Hudson. Rf. qi Mckenzie, Joyce Lea Miller, Ba Third Row: Molly Kelley, Carolyn Selling peanuls. We clecorale goal posls, foo. ,. 9' I-, barn Mobley, Marlha Ann Myers, sg , T Barvbara O'Neal, Doris Nell Penny. l ' Fourlh Row: JoAnn Penny, Jackie -, , Raagsdale, Juanlfa Raxsdale, Belly Lee l X ' Sefifj Lucy Singlelon, Parry Slaflord. ' S Fmlh Row: JoAnn Trernrnell, Sally V xl TNJ Wallder, Geneyleve Walker, Rulh X Ward, Helen Williams, Gracie Wolf. . fe J . V. ' 1.3 1 3 x 9 g N- xl 5 v 1, ' 1. .1 - - Q Peanulsl l-lol roaslecl peanulsl The Bollon Booslers, lhe girls nn lhe ' ,X 3, N A while swealers ancl skirls, sell 'rhem lo you ar all The home loollaall games. Y, 1 ... b The Boosrers also sell loolball season llckels, aid civic organlzallons in X K R . . 1 A 4 - . 3 . u lhenr clrlyes or colleclnon of luncls and sponsor Jrwo dances every year. The X - l' . , 3' C, ,rd XB Homecoming courl and all sponsors lor lhe games are chosen from rhe , l Boosler Club. ' xox . ' 2 N They are a hardhworkvng launch and lhey really boosl The school. 7 Q, , Q A 114 K r X - . ' 3 we T X J :X ' 'lb g J The Co-op Club is composed oT a group Trom The DiversiTied OccupaTions Class. These sTudenTs aTTend school one halT oT The day and worlc The oTher halT. Through The year business rnen visiT The club and give lecTures on diT- TerenT lines oT business. This club gives valuable Training in real iobs oT all Types under acTual working condiTions besides helping each rnernber decide whaf he will do when he leaves school. f o-op Club - s ,ss Q ' QQ., ti. 2 Q S 'E A T Q we Y HM fu va Tv r A i ..T c llic -. rsr- 1 'ffl ff f sz. Charles Price learns how To Turn an Jack Honea, President armaTure down. OFFICERS JACK l-TONEA PreSidenT - CHARLES PRICE Vice-Presiclerr SAM POLTZZT SecreTary ,h 2 FirsT Row: Ronald ATes, Nellie Baker Francis Bordelon, George BuTaud, Billy Cunningham. Second Row: Philip Dafrford, Paul Dill, Joseph Farrner, John Grirnsley Bill T-lonea. Thifd Row: Thelrra Lachney, lvlacdee McGraw, K. C. PearT, Sam Polizziy Charles Price, FourTh Row: Ira Rabalais, Jack STehr, Diclc Texada, Fred ViT, Mil- Ton Voda, Gordon Williams. Not In Rodney McNeal Harold Vaughn. Panel: Sam DoherTy, K. C. Pearl making price Tags for a de pa rTmenl' sfore. ,. Ernesf Peferman, President OFFICERS ERNEST PETERMAN Presidenl SHIRLEY ANDRIES Vice-President MALCOLM ERNST Secrefa ry-Treasurer ELAIN E PETERMAN Reporter ERNEST PETERMAN Execuiive Council Member ELAINE PETERMAN Execulive Council Member Firsl' Row: Eugene Andries, Shirley Andries, Jean Barron, Roberl' Brous- sard, Buddy Bryan. Second Row: Hilda Cook, Aline Dan- iels, Owen Deen, Norma Easl, Mal- colm Ernsl, Third Row: Ella Mae Francois, Francis John, Julian McNu1f, Beverly Malhews, Mary Rose Messina, Elaine Pelerman. Eourlh Row: Ernesf Peferman, Sieve O'Neal, Mary Thiels, Muriel Verzwy- vell, Millon Voda, Roberl Wakefield. No? ln Panel: Belly Andries, Mary Carler, Mary Jo Moll, Lois Van- Hoof. CBENG UP? .44 275.8 Jusf one of lheir exhibifs. i Ciub A glislening blue ribbon, shimmering badge ol lriumph and honor, is ollen lhe lruil ol some hard-working 4-l-l members labors. Such ribbons are given lor prize sioclc and poullry. l-lowever, lhese are noi lhe only proiecls uncler- lalcen by lhe 4-H Club. Courses in canning, meal planning, serving, home clecoraling, elc., are given. Noi only is lhis club educalional and inleresling, bul il lrains lhe youlh of loday lo be an oulslanding ciiizen of Tomorrow. 116 The four C's: Clean speech, Clean arhlerics, Clean living, Clean scholar- ship-ihese are Jrhe siandards upheld by lhe Hi-Y boys. They creaie, mainfain, and exlend Chrisfian acriviries on our campus' ihey give dances lo keep up morale: rhey are 'rhe good ole all-around' 0 fellows. lr i The spiri'r-uppingw dances have a rwo-Told purpose. The 'Funds derived from all 'rhe Tun-making are going lo buy visual eguipmenr for our school. OFFICERS LARRY BEASON Presidenf , MIKE FLYNN Vice,Presideni l EDWARD VOELKER Secrerary F. K. JAM ES Treasurer . Firsr Row: Charles Bonnetre l Roberr Cannon, Rudy Cannon, Roy Crafl. Second Row: Harold Denning Troy Farrar, Milne Flynn, F. K. James. Third Row: Ben Langslon, Mc- Giniy McBride, Jarnes McClel- land, Clifford Peabody. Fourfh Row: Dickie Rachal, John R. Richardson, Grove Slai- Ford, Jarnes Ray Taylor, Edward Voellcer. I Nor ln Panel: Bobby Broussard, L Francis Fuglaar, Larry Beeson, Presidenf. Jusf a 'Typical meefing. 2 4 f TN am , ww' Mary Frances Lohman, President OFFICERS MARY FRANCES LOFIMAN Presidenf GROVE STAFFORD Vice-Presidenl BARBARA BROOK Secretary O Firsl Row: Jeannine Bell, Ned Berlin, Mary Lou Bernucci, Jackie Blorner, Mary Lou Bornman, Eve- lyn Bradford. Second Row: Barbara Brook, Jean Cahoon, Belly Jean Carna- han, Jennie Carrulh, Ann Dar- nall, Fallie Dlfsxunoy. Third Row: Anila de Tournillon, Bellye l-lale, Jo Ann Hickman, Lloyd l-ligqins, Pal' La Cour, Ben Langslon, Charles Laurenl. Fourlh Row: Jo Ann Penny, Frankie Slalzliord, Norma Suflon Jo Ann Trammell, Rulh Ward: Ruby Wheeler, Alice Williams, Nor Shown ln Panel: Freeland Magruder, E. G. Smilh, They work hard so fhey can go on hips . . . and win Trophies. unior ebate lub Flaming minds meer in a balrle ol wils. The debale is on. And rhe Junior debalers are learning ro figh+ nor wilh ranks and bombs buf wirh civilized man's weapons-an invincible armada of words. The Junior debalers are de- veloping poise and learning lo rhink quickly and accuralely and lo form opinions on The imporlani queslions of The day. The Junior debaiers know ir lakes a greal deal ol lime and work lo be 'rop- norch debalers buf +hey're an enlhusiaslic crowd. 118 Whal a headache! I can? balance lhe meal and lhe budgel bolh. Il I were you, l'd pul a lew pleals in lhal slcirlf' The Junior I-Iomemalcers have such discussions al lheir weelcly meelings. The club is parl ol a nalional orqanizalion eslablished by lhe 'llulure housewiyesl' ol America. These girls learn lo plan well-rounded meals wilh all lhe vilamin conlenl and +o learn olher lhings which will help lhem lo be beller homemakers. unior ome Makers V- -.i-- ' - fs R 1-, r A -3-age 1. , - ., 'Q I fl I fl' . V . r,k 1 V .. .,.. . x ,. , ., ..., 1 -.T ' ..,, 1 H ' ,Q J '-., 5: -. ws-32 I5-' A - : ' T if . ,I :rf I liii -I rr r-r- if Q s f. r r 1 is y, :. Ma, + - . H I ' ' iii . .. ' 2 ii I 5:9 ' I avg, , qi E in K -' A .1 I H , ,'-- V as i K , - if I i I, Q, ' f '-.L . ., i I V. ' .: ' fi- i V ' :l H ..,.. -if VV 7 Vik ri A: LaVerne Miller, Presidenl. Social commillee plolling. OFFICERS LAVERNE MILLER President CAROLYN MQKENZIE Vice-Presidenl BILLIE ALICE CRAIG Secrelary ROBBIE RICHEY Treasurer NELL RICHARDSON Reporler O Firsl Row: Lena Mae Baio, Jean Berilley, Mary Louise Burns, Belly Jean Carnahan, Delores Cheneyerl, Hilda Cook, Marlha Louise Couyil- lion. Second Row: Billie Alice Craig, Malalee Crump, Evelyn Deayers, Leah Feduccia, Ella Mae Francois, Mary Hamillon, Helen Haslings. Third Row: Gene Frances Howard, Frances Johns, Nan McFarland, Mar- cella McGrew, Carolyn McKenzie, Edna Mae Miller, Jo Ann Mohon. Fourlh Row: Billye Murphy, Rose Ela Myers, Mariorie Narrow, Barbara O'NeaI, Calherine O'NeaI, Rowena O'Quin, Clarice Pearl. Fillh Row: Mariorie Posey, Joy Prichard. Mallie Virginia Price, Mar- iorie Pullen, Belly Ralclifl, Rulh Redd, Bobbie Lee Reynolds, Nell Richardson. Sixlh Row: Robbie Ricney, Joanne Rubin, Billie Rulh Smith, Jerry Slowe, Joyce Slrolher, Billie Raye Taryer, Marquerile Vinson, Norma Jean Wrolen. Nol ln Panel: Jean Barron, Helen Williams. The Chrislmas parly. Billie Alice Craig, Presidenl. OFFICERS BILLIE ALICE CRAIG Presidenl' ARMILDA BROUSSARD Vice-President BARRON LABORDE Secrelary-Treasurer C Firsr Row: George Nell Anlony, Johnny Ayres, Lee Bordelon, Arrnilda Broussard, Roberl Broussard, George Bruser. Second Row: Bill Cailege, William Craqon, Berry Dunn, Adele Filipi, Mary Eli7abefh Glaze Travis l-larnil- lon. Third Row: Geneva Hudson, lnez Huffman, Bernard Kaplan, Molly Kel- ley, Barbara Knoblock, Margie Mc- Cann. Fourlh Row: Cherry Perkins, Frances Rayner, Bobbie Lee Reynolds, Jack Rogers, Melver Sayer, Gerald Snow- aller, Fillh Row: Mildred Vallery, Ed- ward Voelker, Ann Walden, B. D. Whalley, Jack Wilson, Gloria Wolff. Nor ln Panel: Dellon Coker, J, W. Fleshrnan, JoAnn l-larringlon, Barron Laborde, Juanila Newell. l+'s all in a year's worlr. Junior e ross The Bollon Chapler of lhe Junior Red Cross works moslly wilh hospilal and underprivileged children. The nearby army hospilals have been kep supplied wilh flowers, ashlrays, reading rnalerials, afghans, games, and specia- iavors al Thanksgiving and Chrislmas. Numerous looxes oi food and clolhe have been senl overseas, The skill and enrhusiasrn Bollon sludenlrs have pul inlo lheir work ha loroughl cheer and corniorl lo lhousands of our soldiers and lo lhe under privileged people in Europe and America. IZO The Key Club, organized in l945 and sponsored by rhe Kiwanis Club, has already ralcen greal sreios forward. ll carries on lhe sanne work for The school as The civic clubs do for Jrhe cily. Every Wednesday The rneelings are carried on ar a luncheon served by lhe Home Economics Debarlmenl. They assisjred The Kiwanis club in lheir annual Horse Show and have l b been insrrumenlal in securing a much-needed new flag for The school. u i If.. T , - .ii . i OFHCER5 ff M e-:Nw M BRIDE ' i ,f si 'T . C C :-s: rr-s Pfesidenf , ' ,::. I '. :,' ' p ss -F as gyr Hmavev cmeoiv ' iw 4 .r', j' ki iiii , T , Vice-Presidenf JER RY JORDAN Secrelarylreasure Firsl Row: Gordon Adarns Charles Bonnelie, Roberi Burge- son, Bobby Calcole, Carl Cars- lens. Second Row: Jay Clark, Hor- ace Corley, Roy Crail, Harvey Cragon, Malcolm Ernsi. Third Row: Troy Farrar, Fred die Goldsfein, Aubrey Gray, Rome ald Grubb, Roberf Lee Hoplcins, Fourlh Row: Richard Horlrnan, E. K. James, Jerry Jordan, Thorn- as Oliphanl, Ernes+ Pelerman, James Rafclill. Fillh Row: John Richardson, John Schroll, Billy Sfierrnan. Douglas Talurn, Edward Voelker, Roberl Voellcer. McGinfy McBride, Presidenf. Af fhe weelrly luncheon. -1-, -favrlssr, is as,nrfuumemsn.,WWMWMM,Qs,11,fsw,wmrwl.M, saw..Mm.f1,m u V. .Y , ., . - , Polly Adams, President Checking in +he money from weekly defense slamp sales. OFFICERS M eb 'Q if Q 'gi I PoLLY ADAMS Q r 2 if Presidenr ,ki V V, lg N ' MARY P. Kennlneron , 5 Vice-Presideni N ,A t N fx ERNEST PETERMAN L Secrefary - A ei Firsl Row: Sara Pal Andry, ': .-ai Rudy Cannon, Barbara Cappel, Horace Corley Second Raw: June Corey, Harvey Craqon, Eugene Duncan, J. W. Fleshman, Charlene Gil' berf, Aubrey Gray. Third Row: Kelly Hamm, Jo Ann Harrinqlon, Shirley Hiclcman, Mary Frances Kenningion, Jimmy Lashley, Rosemary Leaiherman. Fourrh Row: McGinly McBride, John Moreau, Mary Virginia Pearce, Ernes+ Pererman, Belly Wells. I ' During The war rhe Narional Honor Sociery did a wonderful iob ol selling . bonds and slamps. They gor rhe school io supporr every War Loan Drive, sold siamps in lhe homeroorns every weelc and planned and sponsored ihe Vicrory Ball. Even rhough lhe war is now over, rhe Nalional Honor Sociery Q . . . . e IS S fill carrying on 'I'his grear work. Membership in ihe Nalional Honor Socieiy is a qoal 'rhar every Bolron siudeni' Jrries 'ro arfain. 122 f Charles Bonneiie, Bobby Calcoie. ' The Waller Winchells of Bollon l-ligh School rniqhl well be a new name lor lhe Press Club. Only lhose pupils who are oulslandinq in iournalisrn are qualilied. Their rnain iob is lo lceep lhe public welleinlorrned on all school acliyilies during lhe year. This is done Through lhe Bollon l-ligh Nolesm which appear in lhe Alexandria Town Talk. The Press Club enables youlhful iournalisls lo gain valuable experience in a useful manner. P088 lub Gol Shirley Hiclrman, President Galhering lhe news. OFFICERS SHlRl.EY l-HCKMAN Presidenl JU NE CGTEY Se-crelarw irsl Row: Polly Adams, John rydels, June Coley, Freddie dslein, Aubrey Grayl Second Row: Honriella l-lei , Kalhleen l-lcce, Robeff Lef- Hoplcins, J eriy Jordan, Joyce Kelley, Third ROW: Nl a r y Virginia Pearce, lbel Pills, Belly Lee Sell, Billy Siierman. I' ' ' A by J X 1 5. l .,Y I 1 ijlj il X' 1 ' . M. l Edi+ing ihe news. L June Co+ey, President OFFICERS JU NE COTEY Presideni' POLLY ADAMS Vice-Presidenf Mc6llNlTY MCBRIDE Secrefary MARY F. KENNINGTON Treasurer Firsf Row: Polly Adams, Sara Pal Andry, Charles Bonnefie, Rudy Cannon, Barbara Cappel. Second Row: Malcolm Ernsl, Troy Farrar, Charlene Gilloerl, Kaihleen Hooe, Robe-rf Lee Hop- kins. Third Row: Jerry Jordan, Mary Frances Kenninolon Jimm Lash J 1 Y ' ley, McGin+y McBride, Mary Vir' ginia Pearce. Fourlh Row: Isabel Pills, Hilda Jean Rush, Anila Sfewarf, John Schroll, Belly Wells, Helen Wil- liams. The Big Four lEdi'rors of Bruin and Cumfuxl. uill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll is an inrernalional honorary sociely for high school iournalisls. I+ is composed of boys and girls who are ou+s+andinq in iourna- lislric abilily and scholarship and who are on lhe schools year bool: and news- paper slaffs. Their worlc ranges from edilorial and feaiure arficles and business manage- men? +0 phofoqraphy, arf, and lay-ouff work, Members of Jrhis organizarion can well be proud of Jrhe honor Jrhey have gained. 124 Schoolls an all around beller place wilh The Safely Council lunclioninq. The members of lhis all-worrhy group lceep reminding us nor To rry lo bear lhe bus, nor 'ro climb on a chair ro gel fhe glass on The lop shell, and nor ro lirler 'rhe campus wilh candy wrappers. Accidenls al school are invesliqaled and remedied by Bol+on's Safely Council. The council meels once a week, on Monday, and discusses various safely problems and 'fakes slreps foward proper prevenlarive measures. And so lhese conscienlious individuals save us doclor bills, car accidenls, and days oul of school. Safety Council OFFICERS BOBBY MILLER Presidenl BOBBY VALENTINE Vice-Presidenl BILLY SCOTT Secrerary Y ? f i',? it W ,s 1- , we, ' B BETTY JANE RYAN Reqislrar Firsl Row: Anila Armslfonq, Anr' Bolen, Ben Creasy, Pa? Chisholm Carl Carsrens, Oscar Cannon, Caro lvn Carlwriqhl, Second Row: Dixie Charrier, Den his Dezendorf, Marvin Deen, Audrey Nell Evans, Richard Galloway, Lorna l-larnni, Doris Jarred. Tnird Row: Aqqis Mae Johnson Lois Kelley, Elve Lu Kleinpeler, Claudie McKenzie, Don Megison, Clair Mae Owens, Elaine Pelerman. Fourlh Row: Joyce Porro, Tommy Post, Joanne Rubin, Belly Jane Ryan, Ann Ryder, Billy Scorl, Lucv Carol Singlelon. Fillh Row: Bobby Slaqq, Tonnnv Trice, Bobby Valentine, Roberl Voelk er, Ralph While, Lola Wilkinson. Nor ln Panel:y Jirniniff Andrews, J ,l-Q-f ian MCNMLH M gf , ., he fg zz M4,g,Q1ifYl '?M l'i Wim ill' S 'f-w M Bobby Miller, President A commiflee prepares a reporl. Concluding ia meelinb. ,fr A .ms ii 'Z A I All ,,, , ,, ., -Q Q 1 . .A .f'f4,.r, V NN . Pal Jeansonne, Presidenl. Afier a scrap paper drive. Miss Lievens does her bil. OFFICERS PAT JEANSONNE Presidenf MARY AN N WILSON Vice-Presidenl DAYTO N BA LL Secrelary Firsl Row: Peggy Aucoin, Daylon Ball, Mary Ann Bliss, Roberl Brous- sard, Billy Buller, Jimmy Carnarafa, Tommy Campbell. Second Row: Dorolhy Carrulh, Mar- lha Couvillion, Eugene Duncan, Jimmy Dunn, Leah Feduccia, Herberl Furby, Rulh Fuhrer, Third Row: Jouanna Griffin, Joyce Herron, Joe Jarred, Phil Kees, Joyce Kelley, Jimmie Lashley, Zack Lawhon. Fourlh Row: Dewanna Lawrence, Jimmie McClelland, Ann McLernore, Flora Mae Nichols, Kalherine Palmer, Isabel Pearce, Carl Ben Priesl. Fiflh Row: Robbie Richey, Billy Sfierman, Lloyd Slilley, Lenora Tur- renfine, Bobby Wilson, Mary Ann Wilson. Nol ln Panel: Sadie Hughes. To meer The war's demand lor every scrap of paper and every drop oi Salvage everyone has been haunled by lhe familiar, bring your paper and grease, grease, The Salvage Club, was organized-lhe lirsi in Louisiana. Since lhen or lhe urging lone of lel's malce our homeroom one-hundred per cent Because of ils up-and-al-em spiril in sponsoring salvage Tours and drives lhe club has lcepl Bollon on lop in salvage worlc. 126 ra T3 A , . L 'I' 'H' M -ii ,RQ Q an P 'J' as Q Q 3 -2? ., S Q, 5 is Y ,ff X T L l as .. A , T S 4, iii x , . fir li i ,a e I Y 1 i lx, A A Therefore, worihy memoers oi The opposiiion, l conlend we SHOULD adopi . . How familiar ihose words are! Debaiinq has become such a popuf lar phase of public speaking Thai everyone wanis a iasie oi ii. The more advanced debarers are in Senior Eorensic Socieiy. More aclive rhan lasi year They pariicipaied in many debaie rournamenls rhroughoui The siaie. Every member has gained valuable experience and has become more aware of The pros and cons of curreni issues. Senior Forensic . ., ' .aa , . J, W. , A ex L i Q-.,1f1:4. if Nb- I- W 2 . zen - - f ri ffiiififf ff, - ' 3 ,f 5-4121 ','1'.1g -I -: -r7' X K Q ifak' ' s. 5 Q I N 3 - , ' , . , Na A J ilsl f 3 .lrv J l - T ss a L L si l s i Q, as ix far Q L svr i i 1 Shirley Hickman, President OFF fo a fournamenf. OFFICERS SHIRLEY HICKMAN Presideni KELLY HAMM Vice-Presidenl HELEN WILLPAMS Secrefary O Eirsi Row: Sara Pai Andry, Gayle Barmore, Kiily Bordelon, Gwen Brouillefle, Bobby Calcofe, June Coiey, Roy Crail. Second Row: Harvey Cragon, Shirley Eifinger, Eihma Ewing, Leonard Fuhrer, Ernest Furby. Joyce Greene, Kelly Hamm, Third Row: Harry Hammill, Shirley Hickman, Marie Hooper, Belly Jean Jones, Mary Frances Lohman, Alvin Mylcoii, Clifford Peabody. Eourih- Row: Hilda Jean Rush, Grove Siaiiord, Paliy Siaiciord, LeAnn Taylor, Genevieve Wallce1', Helen Williams Jack Wilson, Wave bye-bye. !B fh 'W'Z-11'F'?'r '51V 'ii- Thomas Oliphani, Presiclenf. On The brinlr of a scien+ific discovery? Are ihey disfilling wafer? OFFICERS THOMAS OLIPHANT Presidenf MALCOLM ERNST Vice-Presideni' HORACE CORLEY Secrefary O First Row: Horace Corley, Eu- gene Duncan, Malcolm Ernsl, Charles l-larper. Second Row: Buckner Howse, E, K, James, Jerry Jordan, John Moreau. Third Row: Jim Olds, Johnny Sluchlilc. Beware! These boys bombard ihe school wilh fhe fruii of lheir chemislry 0 is 'll I' 9 0 experimenls. The smell-you-ou+ HCI, HZSO4, H25 circulaie and Bol+on is baclc 0 +o Dogpalch, Barney Barnsmell slyle. The flowering genius is a+ worlc-do nol clis+urbl And so, 'rhe Senior Science Club rolls merrily on. They malce red paper blue by Touching if wiih a simple soluiion, They make rainbow ex- plosions ou+ of plain powders--Who says rnagic is ou+ of dale? 128 l'Diversion por lodoll' iilfenga Ud, uno, venqan Uds lodoslll Poslers in all obvious places and chalk-ups in every class-room remind Bolloniles ol Jrhe big Spanish Fieslai' during Pan-American weelc. The club members malce elaborale preparalions and oul in many hours ol hard worlc lo malqe lhe liiesla a big success. ln addilion lo lhe Fiesla lhe club members work aclively 'ro lurlher friend- lub ship and underslanding belween our counlry and Lalin America. This year Our Relalionship Wilh Our Soulhern Neiqhborsm is lhe subiecl for discussion and sludy al lheir weelcly meelinqs. , T Q Vice-P'cs den? w 'P OFFICERS -::., rss 1 y y A 1 Jonn scnRou in I A A A185 at Presiclewl ff Q A 'R' BARBARA CAPPEL . GEORGE MARSHALL S 1 1 i '- A S' . Secreu ' V 0 ' P E? '37 A -A , K1 'V' , i , f. ' Qi - - , A 'Q , fb ' 3 Y' Y' ROBERT VOELKER , V , if , Q-is , , 'ff A 'wif i 5' 32 Q ,if ' ' .cg-u,, .A ' L' 1- ' lf X ' JA K A WAY . A .mi A r , fl ga 250 we ,MG .9 .. A . S' .un ' Q 7 s x ,Q . A, g A fr v A r-M ig '45 fi 'J' 'S i f 7 ,r Si- 'fd X Q Q i i s g f 'i Frrs' Row: Jcrn Avroo, Jordy 'L A i iq' .2 Bailey, Ann Bolen Rav Budlord ii ' Saaie Bfnqlxrs' Cawrrrne Brown , W' 'f Barbara Carnbqr, A ,, r i . '.. '- , Second Row' Eloise Capoel, Franlr 'Q ii W' .. cl V Crane. An Cnicola Munson Dan i A R' , I V' A '- I, 1. 'i: iels, Ann Darnal Berly' Sue Erskine ,5 - 'Q A y L mr . Lf A K,-,gg Q Y Mm: Flvnw, ,,,,i A , Af' A rfrs RW- Rm Fshrer, serv, W' K A - .- Y if f fs ' 1555. 1 Funcress, .laclc Galloway' Crarlene J- 4 ii 2? ' ii Vis ' Silber? Melba Grayson, Mda l-la' s, Wane Jordan A Q Fourlh Row: Dick Juneau, George- Qv , 5 V lvla'sha'l Jirrnw McC elland! Barbara ,A mt , ' ' V Mewle, Elvvm rv bla, Ali' Mu ff r as I V .Q Z -ff: ,853 3 1 5- Ci Ami Omjmm- o fin ro X, - ' ' 3: fs, gli ' A A if ' Fillh Row' Kolt Dawn sow Jean ' V i ii 6' ,,'S7?'i A f Qi- I ' ' ' 5 Ann Pearce Rita Mae Demon, Jimrn, F '- I- ' S 1 ,sf Ralclill Sylvian Rav! Helene Rayburn, ' .. J S , Vig o i if! A ' ' l -- Jcsemhino Rail Billy Senn. ' r Skrn Row: Lucy Sing nrony Frankie ,ig - - , Slallord Palfy Slalloro, Fred Tan Q L: r : Z ,iii -Q I i ne-nill, Alice Thomason, .lo Anne 3, -1' RQ r ,sh f Q rr:-. , U T'a ','ne-ll! Rooerr Voelkerx Salk Raf- V ' 1 ' 2 ,Z ' Q K, V A i , Welder. ig: . y +--' g W' -af A nal ln Rami: sail, Msmgrrr EdT'l my ,.,. ,. R? is ,.,,,. , R L, , .. my ag., , 15, ,' I A f ' 5 S ' ' W Moo re, Ruby' Wree.e'. John Schroll, Presidenf. Af fhe Spanish Fiesfa. Everybody Conga. R ,W One Thing BolTon is immensely proud oT-The sTudenTs run The school. NoT all BolToniTes are suiTed Tor such a responsibilITy, louT Those who are Tind places on The various sTudenT assisTanT sTaTTs. We are indebTed To Them Tor handling so well The necessary red Tape ThaT malces possible The smooTh TuncTioning oT rouTine school deTails, and Taking much'pT The red Tape burden oTF oT The Teachers. . Q ,.. ' : A , I fl ,I I V! -fir' K! I If fl' 1 :lf L, L I . 1 ' lvll ull! , ,' l rf4.f !! ll V9 1 -'ff' ,I Ali' X1 - Q sflgixvi ' I ji tl .K Q If iff. -f 'v ' A 4 ,141 fl . f Of y 1. T I If ' 'X ' I fi, UAL Tl if 'f L'. I ?'f f3.-X I , QQ 7 f' 6 ,f ' ,TL X f!.f!l Student Assistant Staffs .M Q '1 if ,Xnf . -2 NLE X x, 5, .-...-. af H' '11 ,M T Ep Dt wagff ,H .vu 4' 'S wr N 'N L W dv du, Ji ul J? --...-...,,k,L 'ing U'-Q... , R -lnm,. -nu., Xing:- 5.4, jf. M A 'YK' ...aww EMI? W. Ji alilxwfw Spreading sandwiches. Serving lhe hungry mob. Sfirring fhe chowder. l Leif To righl: J. F. Cheek, Ernesf Pelerrnan, Hilda Cook, Shirley Andries, Mary Thielsx Muriel Verzwyvellx Elaine Pelerman, Richard Pelerman, Elizabeih Mafhews, Jaines Ward, Mrs. Hickman, Arfhur Deloach, Oscar Cannon, Billy Norman, Alrnef Wilson, Leonard Bryanl. i- 4 l e Cafeteria Sta A dislanl whislle-a bell-The rush of scurrying feel Jrhrough The halls-The clamor of voices. Thai is lwelve o'clocl4 ai Bol+on's cafeleria. There's a sleady hum of The cash regisler as a sludenl pushes lhe laeys wilh robol precision. Theres a claller of dishes as sludenls consume well balanced, widely varied meals, from sizzling sleolcs io hol dogs. The caleleria slafi has done a banner iob of serving good lood in spile of war shorlages. 132 Before school, af recess, al noon and afler school fhe mad rush is on 'lo gel in line a+ lhe canleen. The reason is simple. Here is a school of I,2OO people, all of Jrhem hungry. The canleen slrarl, like an afomic bomb, rushes from one window +o anolher 0 and if is slrill a source of amazemenr haw +hey rememloer who ordered 'rhe candy bar, lhe coke, Jrhe peanuls, or whalr no+. Bur somehow nol a person remains S unseryecll Lei? lo righf: Ed Beall, Charles Bradloro, Juanita Raxdale, Mr, Rodgers, Owen Deen, Roberf Burgeson, Dickie Hanner. The hungry mob. Checking up ai fhe end of +he day, These people +l'1a+ 'forgei 'l'l1eir loclrer keys! Our induslrious key room sfaff. Sealed: Ruilm Gremillion, Arm Darriall. Slandirig: Palsy Rulli Laborde, Mr. Deasom, Barbara O'Neil, Key Room Staff If you are lorgellul you will meer a lol of your friends el llwe spol Calle llie Key Room. ll has become a lavorile liangoul ol our sludemls. Tlwe main service of llwe Key Room Slall is llial of lending and selling loclce! lceys. l+'s a life saver when your lliinlcer gels mixed up over llme weelc-end and you come lo school willioul your loclcer lcey. 134 Will you gel me book 657.2 Na? Where can l lind who was King of England in I6767 These and rnany more are lhe que-siions lhaf have io be answered by lhe sludenls Thar make up Jrhe library slalll. They are Jrhe ones +ha+ , Llbrary are Jrhe ones lhai help us have a room full of facls ai our linger lips. slraiqhfen The books for us io mess up only lo ,be slraighiened again. They Ar desk: Mariorio Tackerl, Yvonne Carnahan. Sranding: Eddie Gray, Marv Ann Wilson, Edilh Dodson, Rosernary Flerning, Nun McFarland! Edgar O'Neill, Joy Fave Waldron, Sue Harnilron, Laverne Miller, Lena Mae Baio. Back row' Richard Jnnenu, Essie Gabberl, Joy Anderson, Hilda Jean Rush, ldella Newsome, Frances Raynerl Checking ouf a book. Keeping I5,000 books in order is some iob. fl? .rf More records. Checking in. Lefl' io righl: Kelly Hamm, Eloise Head, Aubrey Gray, Eugene Duncan, Melba Grayson, Jane? Ward, Jackie Nlain 0ffice Staff Raxsdale. Al fable: Adele Filipi, Robbie Richie. Hlleporl +o The main olTice immedialelylw And lhe s+udenT's heerl sinlcs lo T his foes. On The long march To doom, Tear mounls wilh every slep. This awe of The main office comes from The Tecl Thai all The business is carried on Jrhere. The slalll checks +he sludenls in and oul, mimeoqraphs en- N nouncernenls, and keeps checlc on all The schedules of The sludenls. These are iusl some of The varied aclivilies of The Main Office Slalll. l 136 Wilh only one physical educalion inslruclor lor lhe 600 girls in Bollon lhe worlr of lvliss lVlcClellan's slalrl is very essenliol. These girls checlc lhe rolls, , weigh pupils, malce charls, keep records, check lhe equipmenl in and oul, run errands, supervise lhe girls' siclc-roorn, sonnelirnes assisl in conducling classes, and lceep lhe ollice open al all limes. They serve in shills al lheir vacanl periods and have become so erlicienl lhal lhe whole school has come lo recognize lheir Y Q invaluable service. cf ellan 's Fi'sl row, lell lo riqhl: Gwen Brouillelle, Molly Morrison! Lillaw Pen Wilson, Wilma Russcll! Mariorie Tacxell, Kafnmin Palmer, JoAnn Harrinqlon. Second row: Rulh Delcomvnl Killv Bordelon, Marv Virginia Pearce-, Tonia Gilrealh, Joy Nell Buller, Geraldine Czillllfibillx Doris Foqlcrnanl Third row: Barbara Cappel, Hilda Jean Rush, Barbara Brook, Kalhleen Hooe, Polly Anavis! Marv Francr-s Kefwningvnnx Roscniarv Lefwlherfan. Gel our flue equipment girls. Records, files, repor+s, whew! lui Fw 1 if mlm-H1 7 E Typing 'rhe abseniee list Checking in excuses. Leff +o rigkf: Ne!! McSwaYn, PQHV Adams, Peggy' Aucom Mew Francis Shulw. ' 9 Amid Hue clicking of Hwe fypewrifer keys, me shuffle of excuses, and r. Smlth s . murmur of I5 or 20 s'ruder1+s+I1e owcflce work goes on! o Yes, as long Hxere has been a Bolfon, pupifs have come in Jrardy, forgo excuses, skipped gym and in refurn have goffen KIR or demerifs or bofhl same holds frue ioday and if fakes me combined ef'For'rs of Mr. Smifh, plu office force fo keep up wifh al! Jrlwe work. 138 The Treasury STaTT is The cenTer oT BolTon's Tinance. This imporTanT school sTaTT is responsibTe Tor The money Taken in by The diTTerenT acTiviTies oT The many clubs. IT rnusT Take in The money, regisTer iT, and give receipTs. A sTighT error in This accounTinq may cause a qreaT deal oT Trouble. Records are worked over unTil The rnisTake is Tound. In This way a club can geT a quick, accuraTe reporT on iTs Tinancial sTaTus. LeTT To riqrfz Grove STaTford, Jerry Jordan, Jewefl Deloach, En1iTy Briggs, Laverne Crump H a Cr y Harvey Craqong seeded, Mr. Clanfon, The infricafe bookkeeping. Do The records check? aasm.-1usns'rQ:s:isrs:4eissrasia.4smwm::s.u:s,-:swim 'Q nec,-za. f T 'V-'frvsum-nwflsfffezfffiirzwcfswf-:iwwsmvwm f, i -i F inis 0 Finisl Anorher volume of The hislory of Bollon l-ligh School has gone +o press. H +akes Hs place wilh 'rhose which have gone before and beckons To Jrhose which will surely follow, for school life musl go on. H look lhe palience oi Evangeline, rhe daring of Lafiile, lhe fighfing spiril' of fhe duelislr, rhe sense oi humor oi Mardi Gras' lvlomus, King oi iviisrule, and even Jrhe same blessing Jrhe shrimp Heel receives. All of Jrhese were found Jrhrough cooperarion of fhe slraki, Jrhe iacuhky, lhe en- gravers, pholographers, and prinlers. In all hurnilily, fhereiore, we presenl io you Jrhe I946 BRUIN wilh i'rs background of Louisiana Legends and Feslivals. JUNE COTEY, Ediror. OC, A Q3 re D ry? g S Q , f-1 vi: oRT ,X MONROE 6, A i 0 .P 5,7 4, Q Co Q ' m C0 Q Q D, Q ALEXAND NW CBOLTON I-H 76 1 CLJ .9 Q 'BATON ROUGE 5T.mAl2Tl viLLE f? 535353 T . cwwslssxrr 'Nev f LMS KE CHARLES Gm-.' if s UMR GRA?-3 C? X omemsl C J e so f- Gibiiilkli' E122 QD ,A V T M Qs -A-feOAM,EXfCQ 5'9Rfl ii ,-gg, Q ,Ii ,ly-A-4-Awafx lk , 'X--v.1x,.x ,Z j 4 X R J' 'N Nr 'ef L1 - co -A -X-A e ,J of .LSQHROLL ln lhe cenler of Louisiana, in lhe deep Soulh is Bollon High School. lf is iuslly proud of ils s+a+e's rich herilage of exciling, romanlic hislory, colorful legends and fesfivals, ils social Tradilions and ils unusual nalural beauiy. ' Bollon is also proud of fhe loyal suppori il receives from +he businessmen of Alexandria and Pine- ville. They are slaunch backers of all our underlalcings and have cooperafed wholehearledly in malcinq life a+ Bolfon High School wha+ if is loday. 141 CITY OF ALEXANDRIA MUNICIPALLY OWNED UTILITIES ADEOUATE MEDICAL FACILITIES MODERN SCHOOLS BEAUTIFUL PARKS CITY OFFICIALS J. A. IBROTHERI BLACKMAN Mayor O W. A. MCLEAN Commissioner of Fin ance and Public Ufilifies 0 R. W. BRINGHURST Commissioner of S'Iree+s and Parks WELDING AND GENERAL REPAIR WORK FLYNN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2030 Third SI'ree+ ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ALLEN JANSONNE GROCERY AND MARKET Fea+uring Richelieu Foods MASONIC DRIVE LEATHERMANIS PHARMACY Your eye sighf is safe In DR Prescripfion Pharmacisfs LACY BORDELOIXLS Care. SPECIAL BABY DEPARTMENT GIFTS , , , IIs your mos+ precious guff Phone 4I I6 IOIO Main S+reeI Pineville, La. guard II WGII' PIERCE BROS. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES PLUMBING AND HEATING BATON ROUGE, LA. LAKE CHAR CONTRACTORS LES ALEXANDRIA, LA. TENDER CRUST BREAD Is GOOD Bread NATIONAL BAKERY Lower Third SIreeI ALEXANDRIA, LA. ALEXANDRIA STEAM LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Q Over For+y Years of REAL SERVICE GUARANTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ALEXANDRIA, LOU O ISIANA RESOURCES OVER FIFTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporaf ADAMS WATCH SHOP RUSH'S SUPER MARKET 7:7 Third Sffeef C. A. DUNN AEXANDNA u3w9ANA Pwmwm' 0 ' Bolfon and Jackson WATCHMAKERS-JEWELERS Dial 7262 H. N. GOFF INSURANCE AGENCY VVe Sen VVha+ You Need PROTECTION 414 DeSo+o S+ree+ 706 Main S+ree+ ALEXANDRIA PINEVILLE Shoes of QuaIi+y . . GET YOUR RECORDS Dress or Sporf Types . AT SEE THEM M JOHNNY RUSH'S GREMILLION SHOE STORE Elecfrical Cen+er me Third s+fee+ Ever-yfhing from symphonies +0 sim BRIDGES DRUG STORE Phone 6606 BOLTON AND LEE ALEXANDRIA, LA. AUTO PARTS AND BATTERY SERVICE Specializing in Elecfrical and Carburefor Service Jackson af Eiflh Slreei Phone 4338 DR. EDWARD C. MOUNCE PEOPLES SHOE STORE Shoes for The Eniire Family DR. H. Poll ParroH-For Children Air-sfep-For Women OPTOMETRISTS Robles-FO' Men Dial 96l6 534 Murray SI. Phone 4858 Il29 Third SI. Alexandria, Branches: Balon Rouqe, L T y II AI d Lake Charles, Shreveporl' CASH GROCERY 81 SALES COMPANY Branch of UNITED INVESTMENT CORPORATION WHOLESALE CASH AND CARRY GROCERS Alexandria, Louisiana a a e e, exan ria, BROWN-ROBERTS HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY COMPANY Limiied WHOLESALE Elecfrical Supplies, Hardware, Mill Supplies, lmplemenfs, Plumbing Supplies, Sash, Doors ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA More People Gel Well In W. T. GRANT CO. HOSpi+aIS- Corner Third and Murray Slreels ALEXANDRIA, LA. I BAPTIST HOSPITAL CITY DRUG STORE Prescripfion Specialis+s JACKSON AND BOLTON AVENUE 1022,ZwYmz QQ S.. 55 .. D ut HB du COMMERCIAL on sa' 'e ' sy , INSURANCE AGENCY ll ll '-HGLSHM- 0 22I Johns+on S+ree+ CoTToN's BAKERY . Dual 8832 TROPHIES CLASS RINGS 'Buy with Confidence - Pav with Easel' 1014 TIQSEAR sneer S O Dial 3792 AlrC6lldiilolledl'l'Y1Sl!0Di!l!00t!ott! ALEXANDRIA, LA. LOUISIANA COFFEE 81 SPICE CO. Drink T. Henryk Pure Coffee and Be Safisfied 'I III I I o e as Sap. 63I EOUFII1 SIFSSI EAT AT For Appoin+rnen'r DiaI 9920 PRINCESS BEAUTY SHOP pRATHER'5 PRINCESS SMITH, Owner If your hair is no? becoming Io you, be coming . + M d M A Th ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA D Delicious .Ul. AT ICE 121211 ' enum MW diets 5 Phone 5894 I I I 'I6 Bolton Ave. QUALITY ICE CREAM COMPANY ZI44 LEE STREET Phone 3IOO Third Sire LASALLE CAFE I Alexandria L ENJGY NOW 31 BRADFORD MW 10 ENJUY AN INSURANCE AGENCY EVENIEEIIEKHUME Il INSURANCE AND BONDS Phone 7796 WashIng+on S+. Alexandria, La. LDCAL lUTTLEl's NAME IND ADDRESS THE CARROLL LUMBER CCMPANY Incorpora+ed BUILD WITH Carroll QuaIi+y Lumber And CerI'i'FiecI Building Maferiails IO5O Washinglon Sfreel' Phone 4804 PINEVILLE CLEANERS TI1ere's a Difference Telephone 9606 Pineville, Louisian Coin Operafed Phonographs, Pin Ball Tables, Efc. ALEXANDRIA AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO. For Be'Her Records and CompIe+e Service 2I4 Jackson SI., Alexandria, La. Phone 6445 RALPH SIMS, Owne JOE RIVET M q CLARK-DUNBAR 8: DUNN Home Furnishings Phone 9488 325 Jaclcson SIree+ ALEXANDRIA SEED COMPANY Field and Vege+abIe Seed, Insec+icides, Sprays and Dus+s 8824 Al THE FRIENDLY EVANGELINE HOTEL For +I'1e BEST SERVICE Available AMME ' POWDER ASK FOR IT AT BETTER DRUG STORES AND TOILET GOODS COUNTERS CHARLES AMMEN COMPANY, LTD. ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ALEXANDRIA OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. DIAL 9541 325 DeSo+o Sireei Alexandria, L LOC-3 CABIN CAFE Masonic Drive Phone 3997 BEASON'S ESSO STATION HOBBY SHOP ESSO OASOLINES AND MOTOR OILS COURTEOUS SERVICE AIRPLANE MODELS AND ALL ACCESSORIES ALLEN LABORDE MAGNOLIA WATCI-I AND JEWELRY SERVICE STATION REPAIRS Q KOBLEN'S JEWELRY Phone 7545 Bolfon and Washing+on Op+icaI Depar+men+ S. HI KRESS AND COMPANY II2O Third Sfreef ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 6. ROY O. MARTIN LUMBER CO. Incorporahed Manufacfurers of HARDWOOD AND YELLOW PINE LUMBER ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA THE AMERICAN SUPPLY COMPANY JOI-IN SWANSON LEE SUMRALL IOOI Fulfon S+. Phone 4017 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS S d Saw 81 SYeeI Company-ManIwaHan Rubber Mfq. Diwsion-The Abrasive Comp y I JI1 M iIIe InduI4I P kings-The GIacIer Me+aI Company-Befhlehem SfeeI Comp y B II T cfion Company-Riverside Vvasfe Company-Am an Radlafor 81 Sfandard S I y C p I' fc, F. Ch I'1 Mfg. C0mpamyAGeneraI Wafer' H Iev' Corpo I' fJacuz7I B II1 I Inc.-Good Mfq, Cow Img. J. I. BARRON'S STORE COLLEGE DRIVE PINEVILLE, LOUISIANA ANDRESS-ABBCTI' Dial 44-5I l5I5 Third Sfreef ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA You'II Find 'rhe Smarfesi Fashions Tor The Junior Miss af DREW LaCROlX POSNER Pr p I IOO8 Third S+reeI Phone 4I56 Phones 3333-3339 PIVIGVIIIG. I- F. W. WOGLWORTH BERGERON5 GUI-F STATION COMPANY TeIephone 8878 Third SI'ree+ FIFTI-I AND MURRAY STREETS ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 24 I-Iour Service ALEXANDER 81 BOLTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Dial 4426 8II Third S+reeI I-Iorel BenIIey Building ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ADD TO YOUR EDUCATION YOUR BRIGHTEST LOOKS AND CHEERIEST SPIRITS . .. Norhing con+ribuIes so much Io Ihaf coveied appearance which aHracIs, as periecily chosen apparel. I-Iere you gei Ihe highesi siandards of quaIiIy and The greaiesi vaIues. WEISS AND GOLDRING Everyfhing Io Wear for +he Enfire Family PIECE GOODS, LINENS, ACCESSORIES, BEAUTY SHOP, AND GIFT DEPARTMENT Third and DeSo+o Sireeis Phones 4025, 4206, 4272, 4I I9, 4238, 4777 ECONOMY GROCERY AND BAKER-LAWHON 8: FORD Incorporared For Qualify and Service a+ fhe Lowes+ Prices . 638 Main S+ree+ Pineville, I.a. WHOLESALE GROCERS ALLEN'S BARBER SHOP For Thaf WeII-Groomedn Look Thai' Makes A Hif Main Sfreef PIFIGVIII8, I.G. DYER'S FLOWER SHOP CHERRY I-I. DYER, Owner H ' FIowers ome of Fine Dial 4782 or 8789 527 JCI-msfon 54,991 Alexandria, Louisian L. 8: A. FOOD STORE Main SI'reeI PineviIIe, La. TRENT L. JAMES TAX Assessoiz HIT I-uxsoN's I READY-TO-WEAR SHOP CAFE 0 I ACROSS FROM WELLAN'S Smar+ Things For +I1e ParI'icuIar Miss 322 VVddHHQ+On 820 Thhd Shee+ GARRETT OFFICE SUPPLIES On Your Way Io +I1e Posf Office GIFTS OF OUALITY-GREETING CARDS-OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES DiaI 4418 42I Murray S+. i Where Service Reigns Supreme BRCTHER BLACKMAN'S J' MER' Pm' LAUNDRY 7I6 BoI+on Avenue AIexandria, La BOOSTERS I946 GUARANTY BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP, INC. Air-Condi+ioned 327 Murray Sfreef Phone 6206 MANNING'S MAGNOLIA STATION AND DINETTE SERVICE, QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND OLD-FASHIONED HAMBURGERS Call for and Deliver-We Deliver Bolfon aI Lee Sfafion 5857 Dine+Ie 4755 EARL MANNING, ProprI I r WALLACE WHITE, Manager KOHARA STUDIO 0 PI1o'rograpI1s of DisI'incI'ion PORTRAITS, COMMERCIAL, PHOTO FINISHING COPY WORK CAMERAS AND ACCESSORIES 4lO Murray Alexandria, La. MODERN THE BEAUTY SALON N EWCOMB STUDIOS Every+I'1ing Pho+ograpI1ic T E MRS' VERA GABB TT MAKERS OE EINE PHOTOS Owner Jackson STreeT Phone 7I36 ALEXANDRIAI LQUISIANA DENNIE'S MUSC SUPPLY AND REPAIR SHOP GENERAL RECONDITIONING AND PLATING OF ALL INSTRUMENTS CompIeTe STocIc of all Parfs IIZO Lee STreeT AIexandria, La PINEVILLE MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS F, M. SMITH, Owner TeIepI'Tone: 6253-7829 222 M ST P II L DEVILLE'S ELECTRONIC RADIO SERVICE 'WI1erEIEIIe7E2iE-5332 Less 128 Main SI, Opposne Fire SI'aTion Pmeville, La ST. CLAIRE BEAUTY STEHR SHOP AUTO BODY WORKS Phone 9826 Tarpaulins, Awnings, Tailored T IN Seaf Covers Second and Beauregard S'rreeTs I WELLAN'S ALEXANDRIA 2, LOUISIANA ,af 51m - - - mwgy . wwe RAPIDES BM AND T b J I I I QI .LLI . ' 'Y ISIF Im - , ef my 174166 f '57 f l 0 .0 In . t C 959 9.1 . 1. A ? v . I '2 EI QQ gk, BEPENDABLEIQAEII' - 1 - me I I Q' 51 I U I X f I ANCIAL AGENT OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FIN C. A. SCHNACK JEWELRY COMPANY CLASS RINGS, CLASS PINS, AND ATHLETIC TROPHIES ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA EIGHTY YEARS OF PROGRESS PINEVILLE BUS LINE Serving You Is Our Business--Whom We Serve Is Yours MARY BALL'S ESSO STATION Main and Harrison Sfreefs PInevIIIe, La. TUDOR 8: RATCLIFF General Con+rac'I'ors 523 DeSoIo SI. Phone 7272 CLAUDE WILKERSON Plumbing and Heafing Confracfor PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE Display: I327 Waslwinglon Slreel, Alexandria, La. O COMPLETE LINE OE PLUMBING FIXTURES AND WATER HEATERS 0 AceIyIene and Eleclric Line of Welding in Conneclionu UNITED FU RNITU RE STORE Qualify Considered, We Are Never UndersoId Dial 5825 l2II Third Slreel JOHN W. WARD HARDWARE COMPANY JOHN W. WARD, Owner SPORTING GOODS-FARM TOOLS DAIRY SUPPLIES I726-32 Lee SI. Near Lee 81 Bolfon SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 0 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Emi STANDARD PRINTING co. 44, Incorporafed PRINTERS, STATIONERS AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS 8I4 Third Sfreef Opposife I-Iofel Ber'IIIe Phones 4424-4425 eruing YOUNGER MOTOR TRUCK AMERICA COMPANY INTERNATIONAL MOTOR QILJ TRUCKS AND SERVICE A M E B I C A N S Phones 9536-9537 203 Ten+h SIreeI Alexandria, La in an I A M E R I C A N J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Incorporafed IOI0-IOI2 Third S+IeeI O t Where Sfudenfs Shop and Save CHARTERED COACHES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Asounusnn w fTRnILwAvs aus svsrsu M 2 4'-m I1 QI9 I YOU WILL FIND STYLE AND QUALITY IN ALL YOUR NEEDS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE O LAh1.nLSI' DEPA1iTMh2N'J.' S'IOIiL IN CENTRAL LOUISIANA O ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA THE TREASURE CHEST II GIFT SHOP LouisIana's FinesI 4, wg 0 Q I CII! V' pn 4555 A Depar+men+ Of HILL, HARRIS 8: COMPANY I29O Lee SI. ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA . PURE WorId's Finesi' China Lines Spode, Wedgwood, RoyaI Worcesfer, Haviland, 4I5 CosIIeIon AmerIca's Fine-sf Crys'faI Lines . Hawkes, FosIorEa, Duncan 81 MIIIer, Tiffin, and RocIcSI1arpe--Sferllng and SI1efIneId Snlver Anfique Furnifure, Silver, China and C5Iass II' I5 Good +0 EaT'We HaVe' II' DoN THEATRE JAMESON . QMOTOR QOMPANY Q WOW 'MW Dial 4926 I330 Murray S+. Dial 4477 INDEPENDENT Boiron Avenue Alexandria, La AMES COMPANY IO25 Third Slreel Showing New Dresses, Accessories and Shoes PINEVILLE FEED AND SEED STORE U. S. Approved Halchery Phone 3827 234 Main Slreel jfue Soufkern .yoaloifahfg STARTS RIG!-IT HERE i HOTEL BENTLEY IN ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA O AIR-CONDITIONED EOR YOUR COMFORT f Coffee Shop ln Conneclion COLEMAN J. HUDSON, General Manager LIBERTY NEWS STAND HUB CITY AND SHINE PARLOR HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 3447 EMILE A. DELCOIVIYN, Owner 0 JACK DELCOMYN Ma q I I I I Second SIreeI Murray SIreeI Alexandria, La. ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA SOUTHERN CHEVROLET COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE Fiffh aI Jackson ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA KEEP FIT USE OUR ARCADE Try Dancing aI The SCHWARTZBERG'S GRACE FENN STUDIO Three Enhances Phone 8996 Third SIreeI 7I5 Chesfer Sfreef Second Sfreef JohnsIon SIr I SASSER'S SERVICE 8: STORAGE Phone 6539 Corner of 2nd and Jackson S+reeI 24 I-Iour Service CENTRAL DRUG STORE L. B. CIRE, PITOPVIQIOI' IOO5 Jackson SIreeI DiaI 7738 Alexandria, Louisian BLU-RIBON DAIRIES Phone 7722 LEE AND TURNER STREETS SULLIVAN 81 RUSH SERVICE STATION Goodrich Tires And Accessories 530 Jackson SIree+ CASH POULTRY AND EGG MARKET Bes'I SeIecI'ion of Dressed and Live PouII'ries. Fresh Coun'Iry Eggs AIways Dial 6956 IO23 Lee SIreeI ErnesI Weil, Prop RED WILSON VULCANIZING 81 RECAPPING CO. GOODYEAR TIRES EXPERT TIREMEN Phone 4-I I I IO45 L REED'S TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Disl'ribu'I'ors of ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Sales-Renlals-Repairs 807 Fourlh Slreel Dial 726l Alexandria, Louisiana GLENN BRADFORD'S Dry Goods and Wearing Apparel for fhe Enhre Family Luggage and Gills of all Types IIZZ Second Slreel Dial 7809 BAUDIN'S HOME APPLIANCES WILL FULFILL THE DEMAND FOR ANY ITEM FOR YOUR HOME 420 Bollon Avenue Dial 5l82 LEROY GLAZE WHOLESALE FURNITURE CO. And Relail Eleclrical Appliances And Hardware Where You Can Gel Whal You Need 24-I4 Lee Slreel Phone 3802 Alexandria, La. Telephone 2-209I P.O. Box Visil our Balceshop. The largesl variely ol baked proclucls in Louisiana. CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Your Sfudebalcer Dealer Dial 3256 Eighlh and Jackson Slreels LOUISIANA COLLEGE PINEVILLE, LOUISIANA EDGAR GODBOLD, Presidenf I-I. M. WEATHERSBY, Dean A Senior, co-educafional college of liberal arfs and sciences, fuIIy accredifed by sfafe and nafionaI sfandardizing organizafions. Founded in I906. Beaufiful campus affracfively covered wifI'1 sfafely pines. New buiIdings and equipmenf being added fo meef growing demands. Sfreamlined calendar fo enable sfudenfs fo complefe work for BacI1eIor's Degree in fhree years. Faculfy composed of well-frained and experi- enced experfs in respecfive deparfmenfs. Nine weeks' summer ferm beginning firsf Tuesday in June wifI'1 deparfmenf heads as feacfiers and insfrucfors. Regular session begins fhe second Tuesday in Sepfember. An earnesf efforf is made fo generafe and promofe a I1eIpfuI Chrisfian afmosphere on fhe campus for flwe benefif of enfire coIIege group. Effecfive sfudenf organizafions main- fained fhrouglwouf ffie year, Sfrong pre-professional and pre- vocafional courses in curricuium. For furfher informafion phone Presidenf af Office, 5I24p residence, 2-2994, or Dean af office, 3236, or residence, 5203. Cafalogs and ofI'1er informafion furnished by mail on requesf. College offices open during I'1ours for conferences wifh pros- pecfive sfudenfs and pafrons. Itis a hummer. . . Have a Coke . . . ru -cuttin at the bi lv school m , 8 5' 8' 89' Kids sure do know how to get together and get things going. Young folks long ago found that the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola is a swell ice-breaker. Have ez Coke gets over quickly with everybody. All America. knows it as an invite to get together and give with the good news. I COPYRIGHT 945 THE OC LA COMPANY Coke :Coca-Cola Coca-Cola and its abbreviation 'LCoke are the registered trade- marks which distinguish the prod- uct of The Coca-Cola Company. Bottled under authority of the Coca-Cole Co. by THE ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. LTD. LOUISIANA SEED COMPANY INC Everyfninq Ior Your Garden TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS FARM SUPPLIES I535 Lee S'rreeI Da 78I8 From S+a+ionery Io TypewriI'ers LOUISIANA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 325 Murray SIree+ AIexandria La I 226 To Avoid CompIainI' Use AIIen's Pain? ALLEN WALLPAPER Louisiana's Mosi CompIe+e Painf SIore Jackson Sfreef Pn 5 883 AVOYELLES WHOLESALE GROCERY CO I L+d. Offices ai ALEXANDRIA BUNKIE VILLE PLATTE NATCI-IITOCI-IES Louisiana DisIrIbuIors of WOLF'S PREMIUM FLOUR AVOYELLES RED STAR COFFEE Adams Waicn Shop . , AII I B rb r Sn ens a e op .,..... Alexander X1 BoI+on Ins. Agency, Inc. AIexandria, Cify of . . AIIen La Borde MagnoIia Se . . . .142 A rvice SIa+ion .,,I52 INDEX . I45 Ammon Powder Co. LId. , I55 American SuppIy Company I54 Ames Company .,... ndress Abbof, Inc. Aufo Paris 81 BaI+ery . . Alexandria AuIomaIic Music Co. ..,.. I5O A H Wh y I G Alexandria Office EquipmenI Co. , . , , I52 VOYP es I Oesee Lowry AIexancIria Seed Company . . . . . .ISI Baker' Lavfnoin' Ford .' ' ' AIexandria SIeam Laundry . . . . . . I4-4 IVIGVY BGIIS E550 SIaI'O I - Allen Jeansonne Grocery . . . . . l43 Bapfisf I'IospiIaI . . . AIIen WaII Paper , . . . . . .I69 J. I. Barron . . . . Baudin's Home Appliances . Beason Esso Slalion . . Bergeron's Gulf Slaiion Benlley l-lofel .... Booslers .......... Blackman Laundry 8: Cleaners Blu-Ribon Dairies . . . . Bordelon, Dr. Lacy . . Bradford, Glenn ..,. Bradford Insurance Co. . . Bridges Drug Sfore ,......... Brown-Roberfs Hardware 3: Supply Co,, In Carroll Lumber Co. ....... . Cash Grocery 84 Sales Co. . . . Cash Poulfry and Egg Markel . Cen+ral Drug Srore ,... Cify Drug Sfore Clark-Dunbar 8: Dunn .... Coca-Cola Boflling Co ..., Commercial insurance Agency Co++on's Bakery . , .,.... , . Dennie's Music Supply and Repair Shop l'Jeville's Radio Service . . . . Dinnafs Bakeshop . Don Theaire . Dyer's Flower Shop . Economy Grocery . Evangline Holel . Faye's Hal Shop . Penn, Grace L. . . . . Elynn Manufacfuring Co. Garre++ Office Supplies Gem Jewelry Co. . , Goff' Insurance Agency Granl, W. T. ,.., . Gravel's Drug Slore . . Gremillion Shoe Slore . Guaranfy Bank 8: Trusi' Co. Guaran+y Barber Shop Hill, Harris X: Co. . Hixson's Ready-lo-Wear . . Hub Cily Hardware Co. . lrby's Derby ...,. lr Cafe ..... , . Jameson! Moror Co., Inc. James, T. L. . . . Kohara . ,... , Koblen's Jewelry Co. . Kress gl Co ..... L. 81 A. Food Siore LaSalle Cafe ,,.. Lea+herman's Drug Slore INDEX . .I66 Leroy Glaze Furniiure Co. . A l52 Liberiy News S+ancl . . . V '54 Log Cabin Cafe . . Q '63 Louisiana Coffee 81 Spice 4 '57 Louisiana Office Supply . . ' V '56 Louisiana College . , . '65 Louisiana Seed Co. ...... . ' ' S Manning's Magnolia Slalion 8: Dinerle ' ' l43 Mar+in's Lumber Co. ..... . . ' l6P Modern Barber Shop .,... - 4 l5O Modern Beaufy Salon ..., . . I45 Mounce, Drs. Harry and Edward . C, I4-5 Nalional Bakery ,.....,. A .'50 Nehi Bollling Co. . 4 '46 Newcomb Siuidos . H '55 Owl Drug Srore 4 '64 Prarhens .... ' '47 Penney, J. C. . . . '50 Peoples Shoe Srore . I '68 Pepsi-Cola BoHling Co. '47 Pierce Bros. .... . '47 Pineville Bus Line .... '58 Pineville Cleaners . , . . '58 Pineville Feed and Seed Sfore . - '66 Pineville Marble 8: Granife Works I '63 Posner's Dress Shop .... . '55 Princess Beaufy Salon V '55 Pure Food Grocery . . A V '5' Qualify lce Cream Co. ' '47 Rapides Bank ...... - '64 Reed's Typewrifer Exchange . 4 '43 Rush's Super Marker . , . - '56 Bush, Johnny ...... '47 Sasser's Service 81 Slorage . E '45 Schnach Jewelry Co. . A '46 Schwarizberg . '48 Sears, Roebuck gf Co. . '45 Simon's Toyland , . '44 Sr. Claireis Beauly Shop . . '57 Soulhern Chevrolef Co. , 4 '62 Soufhern Trailways . . . A '56 Slehr Auio Body Works . - '64 Siandard Prinfing Co. I '62 Sullivan 31 Rush . . . '56 Thornpson-Slaifen Morors Tudor X1 Rafcliff . . . l63 , l '56 Unifed Eurniiure Sfore Ward's Hardware . . ' l57 Wellan's Deparrmenl' Srore ' l52 'Weiss 81 Goldring . . . - l52 Wilkerson Plumbing . - - l56 Woolworih, F. W, . . 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