Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1948 volume:

ELOISE CAPPEL Editor-in-Chicf BETTY SUE FUNCHESS Business Manager Printing and Binding BENSON PRINTING COMPANY Engravings Furnished by SHREVEPORT ENGRAVING COMPANY PulLUty Student Eody of Jhft. Set, c ’■lexandria oCouiiiana To Mr. Richard Clanton, Treasurer of Bolton and teacher in the Commercial Department, the Senior Class dedicates this the 25th volume of Bruin. Mr. Clanton’s capable handling of the fifty-eight bank ac- counts of the various clubs and organizations, his outstanding teaching in the Commercial Department, his able sponsorship of the Treasury Staff, his willingness to aid the Boosters and all other groups in their undertakings, and his likeable, cheer- ful manner have done much to make the Spirit of Bolton what it is today. usually smiling ... ... seldom serious The driveway between buildings ‘n- x- vr - This is a picture story of Holton in the year 1947-48. It is a story of a typical American High School in the deep South. It is a sym- bol. along with other public schools, of all America stands for, and of all that America is. It is our hope that the opportunities and freedoms we have will even- tually spread to all the boys and girls of all the world wherever they may be. Front Entrance Airplane view of Bolton FACULTY CLASSES FEATURES CLUBS A N D S T A F F S ATHLETICS SCHOOL LIFE Faculty (Mrs. Peters’ triumphant return from an appearance on “Town Hall Tonight”) Classes (Art students at work) Clubs and Staffs (Book Room Staff at work) Features (Our excellent Drum Major) Athletics (Our Homecoming game) We stand and pledge our loyalty to you, All of our best, we gladly give to you, Fair will we keep thy fine, unblemished name, Holton, go forth .... Win honor and win fame! Proudly we wear the colors white and blue, Standing for all that’s right and good and true, Fair will we keep thy fine, unblemished name, Bolton, go forth .... Win honor and win fame! In Mr. Smith’s one year’s service as Principal of Bolton High School, we have gained in many fields. He is fair, honest, and has a wonderful ability for leading youth. He has faithfully served Bolton for twenty-one years as a teacher, assistant principal, and now as Principal. Under his leadership many new things have been added to Bolton— among these are iced-water fountains on every floor, new curtains for the stage, a new art department, a public address system, a bus for the athletic department, and best of all, there is a continuance of a fine, wholesome school spirit. • MR. DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Assistant Principal; B.A., University of Mississippi; M.A., Louisiana State Uni- versity. • MISS MARY THORNTON, B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman’s College; M.A., Columbia University; Dean of Girls; Sponsor: National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, and Hlue Triangle. minis t r a tion • MRS. FLORA LIEVENS, B.A.. Sophie Newcomb College; Secretary in charge of Main Office. • MR. RICHARD I). CLANTON. Commerce; B.A., Northwestern State College; School Treasurer; Spon- sor: Treasury Staff. • MISS MERLE WHITMAN, Librarian; A.B. and B.S., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Library • MRS. TOM HICKMAN, Dietitian in charge of Bol ton High School Cafeteria. Staff. • MR. CHARLES ANASTASIO, Physical Education; B.S., Louisiana State I'niversity; Football Coach. • MRS. M. C. BRISTER, Girls’ Physical Education Director; H.S., Louisiana College; Sponsor; Bluebirds. • • MISS MARY LEE CAMBRE, History; B.A., Louisiana College. 9 MR. J. G. CANTERBI RV, Mathematics; M.S., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: 4-II Club. • MRS. MAY ROY ( APPEL. French. English; B.A., I«ou- isiana State University; M.A.. I niversity of Wisconsin. O MR. O’NEIL G. DECOTEA IEnglish and C ommerce; B.S., Northwestern Louisiana College; Sponsor: Newcomers Club. Miss i cwin Mrs. I.ongmire Mr. McKay Mr. Marlcr Miss Milldriim Mr. Miller Mrs. Parker Mr. Oliplmnl Mr. Nichols Miss Morgan Mrs. Moore • MISS RI'BY DOWNS, History; B.A., Louisiana College. • MRS. MYRTIS S. FRANC IS. English; B.A., Louisiana College; M.A., l’enbody College; Sponsor: Newcomers Club. • MISS RFFIE GATES. Mullinimtics; B.A., Louisiana Col- Ickc: M.A., Louisiana Stale I niversity; Assistant Sponsor: BRUIN Business Stair. • MR. AUBREY HAWKINS, Imliistrial K iucu(ion; B.A., Southwestern Louisiana Institute; M.S., l ouisiana State Uni- versity. • MISS MABEL HAWTHORN, English; B.A., Newcomb College. • Miss AUDREY HINES, Home Economics; B.S., Louisiana State University; S|Hinsor: Home Economies Club, Baml Boosters, ami I-II Club. 0 MRS. IRENE HOLLOMAN. Latin; B.A.. Newcomb Col- lege; Sponsor: Cumtux Editorial Stair. • MISS C ATHERINE HUNTER, English; B.A., Northwest- ern College; M.A., Louisiana state I niversify; Assistant Sponsor: Cumtux Editorial Stair. • MR. SAMUEL L. JEANSONNK, Mathematics; B.A. and M.A., Louisiana State University. • MISS SYDNEY KILPATRICK. Mathematics; M.A.. Lou isiana State University. • MR. HANS LEIS. Science; B.S.. Louisiana College; Grad- uate work. I niversity of Miami; Sponsor: C ub Football, •lunior Basketball, and Yarsity Tennis. • .MISS RI TH LENNIK-SMITH, Speech and l cbate; A.B., Louisiana Stale University; S|H nsor: Tliespiun Society. Dra- matic Club, and Bolton Playhouse. • MISS .11 LIA LEWIS, English; B.A., Louisiana College. • MRS. BIRDIE LONCLMI RE, Mathematics; B.s. Hnd A.B.. Peabody College; M.A., University of Chicago. • MR. W. I). McK.W, History; A.B., Northwestern Louisiana College; M.A., Louisiana State I niversity. • MR. LEO MARI.ER. Mathematics; M.A., Louisiana Stute 1 niversity; Basket ball Coaeli; First Aid Instructor. • Miss ELLA LOIS MILLDKUM. English; B.A.. Louisiana College; S|M nsor: Blue Triangle. • MR. EARL F. MILLER. Physics; A.B., Oklahoma Uni- versity; M.S., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Book Room. • MRS. LENA MOORE, Science; B.A., Louisiana College; Sponsor: Junior Red Cross. • Miss LESSIE MOORE, Mathematics; B.A., Tiilane Uni- versity; M.S., University of Arkansas; Sponsor: BRUIN Business Staff. • MISS LOUISE MORGAN. History and Art; M.A., Uni- versity of Texas; Sponsor: BRUIN Editorial Staff. • MR. L. O. NICHOLS, History: B.A., Northwestern State College; M.A., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Rifle Club and Yisuul Education Program. • MR. T. A. OLIPHANT, Chemistry; B.S.. Mississippi State College; M.A., Peabody College; Sponsor: Chemistry Staff. • MRs. INEZ O. PARKER, English; A.I ., Baylor Univer- sity : Sponsor: Newcomers Club. • Miss DOROTHY PATTERSON. English; B.A., Louisiana College; Sponsor: Newcomers ( lull and Band Boosters. • Miss ELAINE PEARCE, S|� anish; B.S., Louisiana State (niversity; Sponsor: Boosters. • MRs. ANNIE LAI RIE PETERS, Head of English Depart- ment; A.B., Louisiana College; M.A., Louisiana State Uni- versity. • MR. RALPH RESCHAR, Music; B.P.S.M., and M.M.. In- diana University; Attended Northwestern (niversiy and I niversity of North Dakota; Sponsor: Chorus Concert Band, and Football Band. • AID'S M R R. ROBERTS, Science; B.A., Newcomb Col- it ge: sponsor: Newcomers Club, and Locker Key Room. • MR. FLETCHER W. RODGERS, Science; A.B., and M.8.. Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Canteen. • MR. R. L. SCIIMOLKK, Science; B.S., l misiana College; Varsity Line Coach; Sponsor: Key Club. • MR. THOMAS P. SOUTHERLAND, Mathematics; B.S.. Northwestern State College; F � othall Coach. • MRS. GEORGE STOUT, Home Economics; B.S., Sim Houston State Teachers College; Sponsor: Future Home- makers Club. • MISS ELEANOR STRENGTH, History; B.A., Northwest- ern State College; Sponsor: Newcomers Club. • MISS BEYERIA JANE WATERS. History ; B.A.. Univer- sity of Kansas; S|M nsor: stamp Club and t iimtux Business staff. • MRS. T. J. WOOD, History; B.A. and Speech Diploma, Blue Mountain College; Sponsor: Newcomers Club. Miss Patterson Miss Pearce Mrs. Peters Mr. Reschar Miss Roberts .Mr. Rodgers 19 CL added SENIOR CLASS Top Row, left (o right JOHN SC 11KOLI................ President Term Mil J CAN IT A RAXSDALE. . Vice-President Term VIII HETTY HAIJS .................. Secretary Term VIII Hot tom Row KII.I.Y ST HERMAN ........... President Term 11 lU'RT liKOI'SSAKI� _____ Vice-President Term VII SONNY PIIAKIS ............... Secretary Term VII CL, Oik tcerd JUNIOR CLASS Top Row, left to right GKORtiE NEI.I, ANTONY________President Term VI GEORGE IIOl'SK ....... Vice-President Term VI JOYCE (’CMELLA ............ Secretary Term VI Hot tom Row CARL HEN PRIEST ........... President Term V RAY WHATLEY ...........Vice-President Term V MARY CLARK ................ Secretary Term V SOPHOMORE CLASS Fin t Row. left to right ( AKKOL HOLLOWAY ............ President Terms III ami IV LOUS DAENEN ............ Vice-President Terms III ami IV HEX QUEEN ....................Secretary Terms III an«l IV FRESHMAN CLASS Second Row DONALD STRAIN ............... President Term II HARRIET l.a Ol K .... Vice-President Term II DOROTHY NUGENT .............. Secretary Term II Third Row WILLIAM LEE................. President Term I WAYNE CRAIG ........... Vice-President Term I . HOBBY FORREST .............. Secretary Term I EIGHTH GRADE Fourth Row BOBBA WILSON .................. President 8-2 •II MOR GASPAICD .... Vice-President 8-2 •IO M NKAl ................... Secretary 8-2 Fifth Row I AI L BREWER .............. President 8-1 RIC HARD CULPEPPER . Vice- Presid nt 8-1 CHARLES SHILLING ........... Secretary 8-1 FIRST HOW: Kdwin Adrion Hrlty Jane Alder Jim Allen Shirley Andries SECOND HOW: Kddir Armstrong John Attrep Arthur Avey Hobby Ayinond Til I HI) HOW: John Ayres Dayton Hall Hilly Benada Jackie Blotncr FOI H I'll HOW: Slielhy Bohannon Ann Bolen Marvin Bond Charles Bradford FIFTH HOW: Nonna Brewton Kenneth Broad well Armilda Broussard Burl Broussard SIXTH HOW: Warren Broussard Edward Brown Knjfrne Brown Buddy Bryant •Senior • EDWIN ADR I ON, Newcomer� Club, 44-’15; Dramatic Club, 47- 48; BRUIN Photofraphjr Stuff, ’45- 48; BRUIN Photography Editor, 46-’48; BRUIN Pin, 4« 48; Quill and Scroll, 47- 48: BRUIN Who� � Who, ’47. • BETTY JANE AI DER, Transferred from San Augus- tIne, Texas, '45; Blue Triangle. ’47- � 8; National Honor Society, ’47-’48; Choru� , ’45-’47; BAA, 45-’48; Bronze Scholarship B, 46; Silver Scholarnhlp 1«, 47; Pelican State, 47; Assistant Band Librarian, 47- 48; Key Room Staff, 46-’48; Football and Concert Band, ’47- 48; Natchi- toches Music Festival� , ’46- 47. • JIM ALLEN, Cumtuv Editorial staff, 4fl-’47; HRI IN Photography Staff, 45; Secretary Radio Club, 45-’48; Secretary Junior Wildlife Club, 46; Thespian� , ’47 18; Stamp Seller, 45; Pelican State, 47; Quill and Scroll, '46; Graduation Usher, 47. • SHIRLEY AN DRIES, Blue Birds, 44- 45; Newcomers Club, 44; 4-11 Club, 44- 48; Home Economic� Club. 45; Cafeteria Staff, 45- 48; Awarded 4-11 Club trip to Baton Rouge, '48; BAA, 46- 48. • EDDIE ARMSTRONG, Newcomer� Club, ’44; Cub Football. 46; Varsity Football, 47; Cub Football Letter, 46. • JOHN ATTREP. Spanish Club. 44- 16; National Honor Society, ’46- 48; BRUIN Business Staff, 45- 48; Pelican State. 47; BAA, 44- 48; 50-word Typing Pin. 40; BRt IN Pin and Guard, 46; Bronze. Silver, and Gold Scholarship Bs, 45, 46, 47; Quill and Scroll, 47- 48. • ARTHUR AVEY. Rifle Club. 40- 47; Cub Football. 16; BAA, 44-’47; Pelican State, 47: Cub Football Letter, 46. • BOBBY AYMOND. BAA, 44- 48; Newcomers Club, 44; Football Band, 44- 48; Concert Band. ”44-’48; Music Festival, 44- 48; Sgt. Football Band, 45- 46; Band Cap- tain. 47- 48; Chorus, ’45; Swing Kings and Melody Makers Orchestra, 46-’48; State Band Contest, SLI, ’46. • JOHN AYRES, B Club. 46- 48; Key Club. 47- 48; Rifle Club, ’47; Junior Red Cross Council, ’45- 46; BAA. ’44- 48; Newcomers Club, 44; Varsity Football, 46 ’18; Varsity Track, ’47- 48; Intramural Track, ’45; Intra- mural Soft boll, 45; Bolton (inlets, ’44; Pelican State. 47; Spanish Club, 46; 1st place, 440 relay and 880 re- lay—Intramural Track; 1st place 440 dash—Central Lou- isiana Rally; 2nd place, mile relay—Bolton Invitational Track Meet. • DAYTON BALL. Salvage Club, ’45- 46; Tennis Club, ’45; Red Cross Council, '45, 46. 47; Basketball Manager, 46; Secretary Term IV, ’46- 47; Rifle Club, ’46-’17; Pelican State, 47; Football Band, 46- 47; Chemistry Staff. 47; Track Team. 47; Service B; Basketball B. • BILLY BEN ADA, BAA, 45- 48; Chorus. 47-’48; 4-H Club, ’45- 48; Red Cross Council, 46; Rifle Club, ’47. • JACKIE BLOTNER, Tennis Club, ’ll- 16: Spanish Club. ’ll- 46; Junior Debate Club, 45- 46; Natchitoches Debate Tournament, 45; Cum tux Editorial Staff, 46; Boosters, 46- 48; Newcomers Club, ’44; Debate Club, 47- 48; Natchitoches Debate Tournament, 48; BAA, 44- 48; Dramatic Club, 47- 48: Junior Red Cross, 44-’48; Home- coming Court, 47; President of Boosters, 47- 48. • SHELBY BOHANNON. Treasury Staff. 45-’48; Cub Football, 45-’ 16; BAA, 44- 48; Newcomers Club. 41: Rifle Club, ’47- 18; Baseball, 48; Treasury B, Bronze and Silver, 46-’47; Cub Football Letter, '45 46. • ANN BOLEN, Spanish Club, 44-’45; Tennis Club, 44- 45; Boosters, 47- 48; Junior Red Cross Council, 45- 46; Safety Council. 45- 46; Newcomers Club, 44; BAA, ’44- 18; Cum tux Editorial Staff, 45- l6; Bronze Scholarship If, 45; Silver Scholarship B, 46; Pelican State, ’47. • MARVIN BOND. Newcomers Club. ’44; BAA, ’41- 48; Wildlife Club, 45; B Club, 47; Cub Football Letter. 44-’45; Varsity Football. 47- 48. • CHARLES BRADFORD • NORMA BREWTON, Transferred from Jena High School, 46. • KENNETH BROADWELL. Newcomers Club. 11 45; BAA, ’44- 48; Spanish Club. l4- 45; Cum tux Business Staff, ’45- 47; Tennis Club. 46-’47; Basketball, 4l- 45; Track, 44-’45; Key Club, I6- I8; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil, 47- 48; Dramatic Club, 47- 48; International Key Club Convention, Macon, Georgia, ’47; Key Club Presi- dent, 47-’48; Cumtuv Pin. 45-’46; Pelican State, 47; Elected Tax Assessor and to House of Representatives. Pelican State, ’47; Quill and Scroll. 46- 48; Representa- tive Student Government Movement, 47- 48; Cheerleader, 47-’48; Graduation Usher. 47; Pelican State Pin. ’47; Dranmtic Club Pin, 47; January Thaw.” 47; BRUIN Who’s Who, 47-’48. • ARMILDA BROI SSARD, Blue Birds. l4- 45; Salvage Club, ’45- 46; Stamp Seller, ’45-’46; Blue Triangle, 46- 48; Bookkee|H r BRUIN Business Staff. 45-’48; National Honor Society, 4€- 48; Quill and Scroll, 46-'47; BRUIN Pin, 46; 50-word Typing Pin, 46; President, National Honor Society, ’47; Vice-President, Junior Red Cross, ’45- 46; President, Junior Red Cross, ’46- 47; Delegate to National Junior Red Cross Convention, ’46; Bronze Scholarship B, 46; Silver Scholarship B, ’47; President, Terms VI and VII; Pelican State, '47; BRUIN Who’s Who, ’47 48. • BURT BROUSSARD. Newcomers Club. ’43- 44; BAA. ’43- 48; Junior Red Cross Council, ’45-’4fl; Rifle Club, 16 48: B Club. 1«-’ 18; Varsity Football. 45 48; Cub Basketball, ’44-’46; Varsity Basketball, 46 48; Softball. 46- 48; Intramural Track, ’45; Central Louisiana Rally. • 15-'48; Trout-Good pine Tournament. 46- 48: Football Band. 43- 44: Concert Band, 43- 48; Natcliitrelics Band Festival. 47; Baseball. 46- 48; Volley Ball, 45-’48; Cafe- teria Staff, 44; Military Drill, 43- 44; Vice-President of Term VII; Pelican State, ’47; 2 Letters in Varsity Foot- ball, 46; 2 Letters In Varsity Basketball. ’47; 2 Letters in Cub Basketball. '46; BRUIN Who's Who, 47- 48. • WARREN BROI SSARD, Spanish Club. 45- 46; Junior Red Cross Council. 11- 17; Key Club, 16-' 18; BAA. 11- '47; Wildlife Club, 46; Tennis Club, 45; Usher for Commencement Sermon, 47; Pelican State, 17; Honor Roll. Terms II. IV. VI. VII. • EDWARD BROW N, Rifle Club. 47- 48; BAA, '45 48; 50-word Typing Pin. 45- 46. • EUGENE BROW N. Rifle Club. 47- 48; Bolton Cadets. 43; Band, ’43- 44; Bolton Wildlife Club, ’46; BAA, 44- 47. • BUDDY BRYANT. Cub Football, ’44; It Club. '46; Foot bull Varsity Reserves. 46; 4-H Club. 45; BAA. ’44- ’47; Wildlife Club, 46; Rifle Club. ’46. 25 FIRST ROW: I’utsy Hutton •lean C'ahoon Floria Cannon Floise Cuppel SKCOM) ROW: Flaine Carnahan Dorothy arrutli Velma I ee Carter Dolores Chenevert THIRD ROW: l nii Cliieola l ut Chisholm James Clark Jay Clark FOI RTH ROW: Nell Clark Juck Coco Katlm Jean Copes Wallace Cortreclit FIFTH ROW: Martha Couvillion Anna Cowart Hetty Crawford Mary fripps SIXTH ROW: Oloria Cruiksliank Matalee Crump Vernon Culver John Daenen Senior © PATSY BUTTON, Newcomen Club, ’45; Itlur Birds, II. • JEAN ('AIIOON, Debate C lui� , '44-’45; Bed Crons, � 45; Chorus, 44; KruinettCN, ’44-'45| BAA, ’ll-’IK. • FLORIA CANNON, Newcomers Club, '43; Cafeteria Stuff. ’45-’47. • ELOISE CAPPKL, Quill and Scroll. ’4?-’IK; National Honor Society, ’47- 48; Press Club, 47-’48; Band Boost- ers, 45- 48; Cumtux Editorial StalT, ’46-’47; Bltl IN Edi- torial StalT, 46- 48; Spanish Club, 45- 10; Concert Band. '45-’l6; Football Band. '14; Tennis Club. 'II: Drumut'c Club, 47- 48; Stamp Salesman, 45; BAA, 44- 48; 40- word Typing Pin, '17; Exchange Editor. Cumtux, '17; Editor-in-chief, Bid IN. '47-’48; Vice President. Band Boosters, 47-'48; Secretary, Newcomers Club, 44; Presi- dent, Spanish Club. 46; Best-All-Bound Junior, '16; Best-All-Bound Senior Girl, '47; Bid IN Favorite, 17; Most Popular Senior Girl, '47-’4K; Senior Girl Most Like- ly to Succeed. '47-'18; Bronze, Silver, and Gold Scholar- ship IPs, '45, '46. 47; Bid IN Pin. '47; Cumtux Pin. '47; Victory Court Call-Out. '46; Diploma Girl, '17; Pelican State Nominee, 47; Bid IN' Who's Who, '47-'48. • ELAINE CARNAHAN, Chorus, '46-'47; Football Band, '46- 47; Concert Band, '47; Cafeteria StailT, 'll-'45; Home Economics Club, 45; BAA, 45-'47. • DO BOTH V CABBITH, Newcomers Club, 41; Bid IN' Business StatT, M5-M8; Boosters, 45-'48; Pelican State. '17; BAA, '44-’48; Salviife Club, '45; Tennis Club, '41; Salvare Service Pin, '44; BBC IN Pin, 4.7; Pelican State Pin. '47; Bid IN Bookkeeper, � 47-'48. O DOLORES C HEN EVERT, Blue Birds. '4.V46; Home Economics Club, 45-'46; Bed Cross Council, 46; Sail are Club, 45-'46; BAA, '45-’48; Stamp Seller. '45- 46. • LENA CHICOLA, Salvage Club, 15-16: Newcomers Club, '44; Home Economics Club, '46- 47. • PAT CHISHOLM. Safety Council, 11; Cub Football. 'II; BAA, 'll-’IH; Newcomers Club. � 44. O JAMES C LARK • JAY CLARK, Newcomers Club. '44; BAA. '44- 47; Key Club, '45-’4K; Debate Club, '46; Tennis Club, 46; Junior Bed Cross C ouncil. 44- 45; Tennis Team. '48; Intramural Basketball. '47; Chairman Key Club Project Committee, 'l7- 48; Alternate Delerate to Key Club International Convention, ’46- 47; Delegate to Key Club District Con- vention, 47; House of Representatives, Pelican State. 17: Victory Ball Call-Out Escort. 16; Graduation I'slicr, '17. • NELL CLARK, Newcomers Club, II-'I5; Tennis C lub, '11-16; Key Boom Staff, '47; Junior Red Cross, 4l-'48; BAA. 44- 48. 9 JAC K COCO. Newcomers Club. 4 1; B Club, 47-,48; Wildlife Club. 45; BAA. 41- � 8; Pelican State. 47; Cub Football. 'I5-'I6; Varsity Foot ball, 17. O KATII V JEAN COPES, Transferred from Epps Hirh School, '46; Junior Bed Cross. 46-’47. O W ALLACE COBTBECHT, Newcomers C lub, '44; Cub Basketball Team, '15; Spanish C lub. 44- 45; BAA, 44-'48. O MARTHA 1.01 ISE COIMLLION, Junior Homemak- ers Club. '11-'I6; Bruincttes, 45-'46; Solvuge C lub. '41- 16; I.'brary StalT, '46-'47; Blue Triangle. ’47- 48; BAA, 4I-’I8; 10-word Typing Pin, '16; Salvage Club Pin. '45- '16; Library Start' Pin, '47. © ANNA COWART, Newcomers Club, 'II; Blue Birds, 11 46; BAA. 46-'48; Home Economics Club, ’44- 45; Key Boom Staff, 46-’48; Mr. Taylor’s Office Staff. '47- '18; Blue Triangle. ’l7-’48; Bronze Scholarship B, ’45; Sil er Scholarship B, '46; Gold Scholarship B, '47; 40- word Typing Pin, '47. O BETTY CRAWFORD, Newcomers Club, 11; Blue Birds, 44-'l6; BAA, 'l6-'47; Home Economics Club, '44- 16; Key Boom Staff. 16-'18; Mr. Taylor's Office Staff. 17-18; Blue Triangle, 17- 8; 40-word Typing Pin. '17; Bronze Scholarship B, '16; Silver Scholnrssip B, '47. • MARY MARCH EBITE CRIPPS. Book room Staff. 45- � 6. © Cil.OKIA C Id IKSIIANK. Newcomers C lub. 'II; BAA. ' 11- 18; I II Club. 44-'48; Home Economic� Club. '45. O M ATALEE C ld MP, Home Economics Club, ' I6-' 7; Hookmom Stall', '47; Gym Office StalT, '17; BAA, '45-'48. • VERNON Ci'LVKR, Newcomers Club, 'II; Salvage Club, 'II; Football Band, 44-’18; Concert Band. 11 'IK: BAA. ’ 11-' 18; Chorus. 46-'48. • JOHN DAENEN. B Club. 14-'47; BAA, 44-'47; Varsity Football, ’41-'I7; Varsity Basketball, '45-’47: Varsity Track, '44-'47; Varsity' Baseball, ’47; Cub Football, ’43; Cub Basketball, ’43; Northwestern Belay's, 44- 47; Southwestern Belays, ’4I-’I6; Central l,ouisiana Rally, I8- I7; Bolton Invitational Track Meet, '17; State Track Meet, '45; Softball, '47; Bi-State All-Star Team, '46; Honorable Mention, All-State Football. 46; Vice-Presi- dent, B Club, '45-'17: Secretary, Term VI. 27 FIRST HOW: Carole Daniel Hattie Omit in Fallie D'Annoy Jo T.ynn Ihivis SECOND ROW: Marvin Dean James Decker Arthur Del oach Velina Hue Devllle THIRD ROW: Alina Ros« Duck Marga ret Duncan Betty Dunn Wallace Dunn FOURTH ROW: Norma East Betty Sue Erskine Shirley Ettinger Ethiua E. Ewing FIFTH ROW: Brail rairlmnks Ray Foin by Ann l,� uise Ford Sue Ellen Ford SIXTH ROW: Malcolm Forsyth Ella Mae Francois Henrietta Frank Jeanette Franks Senior C iaSS • CAROLE DANIEL, Transferred from Neville High School, Monroe, La., '47; Thespians, 47-,48; Radio Speech, •|7-’4H; Holton Playhouse, 47- 48. • HATTIE DANTIN, Blue Triangle, 47-’48; BAA, 44- '48; Pelican State, '47. O FALL1E D’Al'NOY, Newcomers Club, 44- 45; Safety Council, 44- 45; BRUIN Business Stair, 46-'48; Boosters, 46- 48; Junior Red Cross Council, 47- 48; BAA, ’44-'48; Tennis Club, 44- 45; Debate Club, 46; Homecoming Court, 46- 47; Homecoming Queen, 45- 46. • JO I.YNN DAYIS, Newcomers Club, 44- 45; Book room stuff, ’44-'45; Key Room Staff, 44- 45; Boosters, 47- 48; BAA. 44- 48; Gym Office Staff. 47; Tennis Club, 44- 45; Bruinettes, 44- 45; Salvage Club, 44- 45; Junior Red Cross Council, 44- 45. a MARVIN DEAN, Safety Council. 45; Varsity Football Manager, 46. • JAMES DECKER, Rifle Club, ’47-’48; BAA, 43-’48; Co-Op Club, 45-’46; Military Training, ’43-’44; Salvage Club, ,44-’45: 40-word Typing Pin, '40. • ARTHUR DELOACH, Cafeteria Staff, ’44 47; RUIe Club, ’47. • VELMA RAE DEVILLK, Newcomers Club, ’44- 45; Tennis Club, '44-’45; French Club, ’44-’45; Blue Birds, '44-’46; BAA, 44- 48; Spanish Club, 46-’47; Assistant Principal's Office Staff, 46- 47; Main Office Stuff. 47- 48; Library Staff, ’47- 48; Bronze Scholarship B, ’46; Silver Scholarship B, 47; 50-word Typing Pin, 47; Bronze Service B, 40; Graduation I slier, '47; Silver Service B, 47; Gym Office Staff. 47-’48; National Honor Society, 47-’48. • ALMA ROSE DUCK, Chorus, ’44- 48; Football Band. 44- 45; Concert Band, 45- 46. • MARGARET DUNCAN. Blue Birds. 44-’45; Junior Bed Cross Council, 47; Future Homemakers’ Club, 47; Blue Triangle, 47- 48; BRUIN Business Staff. 47 48; BAA, 41-’48; Gym Office Staff. 47. • BETTY DUNN, Junior Red Cross Council, 44 45; Tennis Club, 44- 45; Home Economic. Club, 44- 45; Newcomers Club, 44- 45; Dramatic Club, ’47- 48; BAA, 41- 48; BRUIN Business Staff. 16-18; BRIIN Assistant Business Manager, 47- 48; Chorus, 44- 47; Gym Office Staff. 45; Bruinettes, 44- 4G; National Honor Society, 47-’48; Bronze Scholarship B, 45; Main Office Stair, 45- 48; Pelican State. House of Representatives, 47; 40-word Typing Pin. 46; Bronze Service B, 45-’4«; Silver Service B, 47; Football Sponsor, 47; BRUIN Business Staff Pin. 48-’47; Natchitoches Chorus Tourna- ment, 46- 47; Stage production “January Thaw,” 47; Quill and Scroll. 47- 48; BRUIN Who's Who, 47- 48. • WALLACE DUNN, BAA, 47 48. • NORMA EAST, 4-11 Club, 43 45; Band. 46- 48; BAA, 46 48. • BETTY SUE EBSKINF2, Newcomers Club, 44; Blue Birds, 44- 46; Tennis Club. 44- 47; Spanish Club, 45- 47; ( unitiiv Editorial Staff. 44- 4fl; Boosters, 47- 48; BAA, • l4- 48. • SHIRLEY ETTINC.FIR, Newcomers Club, 44; Junior Debate Club, 44- 45; Debate Club, 46- 47; Secretary. Debate Club, 47- 48; Dramatic Club, 45- 48; Vice-Presi- dent. Dramatic Club, 47- 48; Press Club, 47- 48; Cum- tu Editorial Staff. 44- 48; Student Government Consti- tution Committee, '47; Boosters, 47- 48; BAA, 44- 48; Diploma Girl, 47; Pelican State, 47; Bronze Scholarship B. 45; Silver Scholarship B, 46; State Debate Rally Winner, ’47; Constitutional Convention, Natchitoches, 47; Natchitoches Debate Tournaments, 44- 47; Quill ami Scroll, 47 48. • ETIIMA ELAINE EWING, Newcomers Club, 44- 45; BAA, 44- 48; Junior Debate Club, 45- 46; President, De- bate Club. 47-18; President, Dramatic Club. 47- 48; Dramatic Club, 46- 48; Thespians, 46- 48; Blue Triangle. 47- 48; BRUIN Business Staff, l6- 47; BRUIN Pin; Cam- tux Business Staff, ’46- 48; Cumtux Pin, 45- 46; Pelican State, 47 (Pin); Junior Red Cross Council; Salvage Club, 44- 45; Home Economic Club, 45- 46; Radio Club. '47- 48; Quill and Scroll. 46- 48; First place District American Legion Oratorical Contest; Lieutenant-Gover- nor, Pelican State, 47; Delegate for Girls Nut ion; Chairman of Student Government Movement, 47- 48; Stage productions, Out of This World.” January Thaw,’ Soft-hearted («host ; BRl'IN Who’s Who. 47- 48. • BRADFORD FAIRBANKS, Junior Red Cross Council. •4«- 47; BAA. ’46-’48; Rifle Club, ’46- 48. • RAY FOMBY, Newcomers Club, 44- 45; Spanish Club, •45; B Club, 46- 47; Cub Football, 44; Varsity Football, 46- 48; BAA, 44- 47; Junior Red Cross, 44-’47; Intra- mural Track, 46; Intramural Softball. 46; Tennis Club. 44-’45. • ANN LOl ISE FORD. Key Room Staff. 47- 48; Book- room Staff, 46; Red Cross Council, 46- 47; BAA. 46- 48; 40-word Typing Pin, 47; Bronze and Sil er Scholar- ship Bs. • SUE ELLEN FORD, Chorus, 44- 45; Newcomers Club. 44- 45; Blue Birds, ’45- 46; Spanish Club, 45- 46; BAA, 44- 48; Cumtux Editorial Staff, 46- 48; Blue Triangle. 47- 48; Press Club, ‘47- 48; Bo ok room Staff, 4tt- 48; Dramatic Club, 47- 48; Bronze B. 47; Usher at Gradu- ation, 47; Quill and Scroll, 47- 48. a MALCOLM FORSYTH, Newcomers Club. 44- 45; Cum- tux Editorial staff. 45- 48; BRUIN Photography Staff, 45- 46; Key (lab, 46 18; Press Club. l6- 48; Dra- matic Club, 46 48; Rifle Club. 46- 47; Pelican State, 47; Cumtux Pin, 46- 47. a ELLA MAE FRANCOIS, 4-11 Club, 43- 47; Cafeteria Staff, 45- 47. a HENRIETTA FRANK. BAA, 46 47. a JEANNETTE FRANKS, Newcomers Club, 43; Red Cross, 43- 45. 29 FIRST ROW: Leslie Fuglaar Kutli Fuhrer Betty Sue Fune boss Sam Gulurdo SECOND ROW: Nancy Gehr Kennel !i Ge orjfe Kay (ieorfie Freddie Goldstein THIRD ROW: Xauvelle Gray Hilly Grayson O. J. Gremillion Konald Grubb FOURTH ROW: Killy iiiiiii Kettye Hale Mary V. Hamilton Lomu Hamm FIFTH ROW: Bremer Hammers John Hammond Shlrlej Harper John Harrell SIXTH ROW: Krnost Harris Jocelyn Harris luieille Havens Sam Hay enior ( ladd • LESLIE FUGLAAK, It Club. ’I7-M8; BAA, 43- 47; Tennis Club, ’44-’45; Rifle Club, 45- 47; Salvage Club, � 44; Junior Hed Cross, '44; Cub Basketlmll, 44- 45; Varsity Basket bull, ’45-’48; Varsity Baseball, '47; Tennis Team, '45; Intramural Trnek, 41- 45; Intramural Soft- ball, 44- 45; Intramural Basketball, ’47; Central I.ou- isiana Basketball Tournament. 46- 47; Trout-Goodplne Exhibition Tournament, ’45-’46; State Basketball Tou'nti- ment, ’46: • HI Til FT Hit EH. Boosters, ’47- 48; BKt IN Busines Stair. ’46-’48: Tennis Club. 45-’46; BAA. ’44-’48; Spanish Club, 44- 45; Newcomers C lub, T� -’4.V, Salvage Club 45-� l6; Football Band, 44; Concert Band. '45; Bronze Scholarship B, '45; Silver Scholarship It. 47; BKITN Service B, '47. • BETTY FT NC lli:ss. Typist for Newcomers Club, '13; Newcomers Club, ’45- 46; Thespians, 47- 48; Kadi a lub, 47-' 18; Debate Club. ’44-'48; Dramatic Club, 47- 48; Press Club. 47- 48; F’ootball Band, 44- 45; Concert Band, ’44-’45; Boosters, ’44- 45; Band Boosters, ’46-'48; BAA. ’44-’48; Hed Cross Council, ’44-’45; Shreveport Debate Tournament, 46- 47; Natchitoches Debate Tournament. 46- 47; Junior Debate Tournament, 46-'47; Constitutional Convention, ’46- 47; Chorus. 44- 45; Diploma Girl, 47; BRUIN Business StafT. 46-'48; BHI IN Falitoriul Staff, ’44- 46; Cumtux Business Staff, 44- 47; Tennis Club, 44- •45; Spanish Club, 44- 45; Quill and Scroll, 46- 48; Dc- fense Stamp Seller, 45- 46; Itolton Playhouse, I «-’48; “January Thaw,” 47; National Honor Society, 47-’48; BRUIN Pin and Guard, 45- 48; Cumtux Pin and Guard, ’45-’47; Pelican State, Superintendent of Ftducation and CoinmisHioner of Finance. 47; High School Leadership Conference, ’47; Assistant Editor, HKITN, T6-T7; Busi- ness Manager. BRUIN. 47-’48; BRUIN Favorite, 48; Best Dressed Senior Ciirl. 48; 40-word Typing Pin, 46; Bronze, Silver, and Gold Scholarship Bs, ’45, 46, 47; Pelican State Pin, ’47; BHI IN Who’s Who. 47- 48. O SAM GALA HDD, Safety Council, 44; BAA. 43-’47; Varsity Footall Team. 45- 47; B Club. 45-’47; Intra- mural Softball, 44; Intramural Track Meet. 44-’46; Reserve Varsity Football Letter. ’45; Varsity Football Letter, ’46- 47. • NANCY GEHK, Chorus, 46; Spanish Club, 47- 48; Library Staff. T7-T8; BAA, 47- 48; Bronze Scholarship B. 47. • KENNirm GEORGE. Newcomers Club. ’44-’45; Rifle C lub. 47- 48; BAA. 44- 48. • RAY GEORGE, Newcomers C lub. ’44; Rifle Club. ’46- ’48; Library Service Pin. ’4«-’47: BAA, l4- 48; Football, •16 18; It Club, 46-’48; Reserve Football Letter, ’46. © FREDDIE GOLDSTF'.IN, Newcomers Club. 41; BAA. 44- 48; Salvage Club, '45; Cumtux Falifori d Staff. 45- ’48; Key Club. ’45- 48; Press Club. 46-’48; Quill and Scroll, 17- 18; National Honor Society, 47- 48; Dra- matie Club, ’47-T8; Ritle Club. 47; lit bate Club 46; Track, 45- 48; Microphone Staff. ’45-’48; Associate Editor. Cumtux, ’4C-T7; Managing Editor, Cumtux, 47- 48; Sec- retary of Key Club. ’4«- 48; Lt. Governor of North Lou- isiana Division of La., Miss., and West Trim. District Key Clubs, T7-’I8; Vice-President of National lion r Society. 17; Graduation Usher, 47: Press Club Pin, 45- ’47; Cumtux Pin, ’46-’� 7; Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed, 48; Bronze, Sil cr, and Gold Scholarship Bs, 45-’46- 47; High School Leadership Conference, ’47; Dele gate. Key Club District Convention. ’46; Internali m il Key Club Convention. ‘47; Play. “January Thaw”; BKI IN Who’s Who. 47- 48. O NAI VELLE GRAY, Bruinettes, 45- 46; BAA. 44- 48. O BILLY GRAYSON O O. J. GREMILLION. Dramatic Club. 47- 48; Rifle Club, ’46- 47; French Club, ’43- 44; BAA, ’43-’48. O RONALD GRUBB. BRt IN Editorial Staff, ’ll; BAA, ii 48; Camera Club, 45; Key club. 4ff- 48; Accom panist for Chorus. ’44-’47; Concert Band. 44-’48; Foot- ball Band, 44-’48; Newcomers Club, 44; Piano Student Audition, New Orleans, 47; Winner, Boy� ’ Beauty Contest, 4I-’I5; Bronze B, 46; District Band Contest, 45, T6, 47; National F'ederation of Student Musicians Medal, 46; Rated “Superior.” State Federation of Music Clubs Contort, 45, 46; Medal In L. M. E. A., 48; Na- tional Honor Society, ’47-’48; BRUIN Who’s Who, 47- 48. O BILLY GUINN. Newcomers Club, ’44-’45; Rifle Club, '47- 48; BRUIN Editorial Staff. � 46 48; Cumtux Edi- torial Staff. 47-’48; Safety Council, 44- 45; Secretary, Rill. Club, 47; Projectionist Unification Staff, ’47. O BF7TTY!•: HALE, Debate Club, 45; Salvage Club. 45; Student Council, 47; BAA. TI-T8; Secretary-Treasurer, Term VII, ’47. • MARY VIRGINIA HAMILTON, Newcomers Club, ’43- •44; Home Economics Club, ’43-’48; BAA, 44- 48. O LORNA IIAMM, Newcomers Club, ’ll; Home Eco- nomics Club, 4l-’45; BAA. 44- 48; Red Cross Council. 45-’46; Safety Council. ’45- 46; Debate Club. 47; Quill and Scroll, 46-’48; Blue Triangle, 46- 48; Radio Club. T7 T8; Dramatic Club, T7-’!8; BRt IN BdltOflfll Staff, ’46- 48: Representative, Student Government Committee, ’47; Press Club, T7-T8; Thespians. 47-’48; President of Blue Triangle, T7-T8; Co-Feature Falitor, BRUIN, ’47- ’18; 10-word Typing Pin, 45; Mayor, Pelican State, ’47; Bronze, Silver Scholarship B s, ’46-’47; BRUIN Pin, 46- 47; Graduation I slier, 47; National Honor Society, 47-’48; BRt IN Who’s Who, 47-’48. • BREMER HAMMERS, BAA, ’46-’48. O JOHN IIAMMOND, Newcomers Club. 44-’45; Rifle Club. ’47-’48; BAA, 44-’48. O SHIRLEY HARPER, Ci.l Football, ’ll; BAA. ’46-’47; III Club. 43-’44; Salvage Club, ’44-� 45; Junior Red r.:s � , 43-’48; Military Training, 43-’4l. O JOHN HARRELL, Junior Red Cross, ’44- 45; Concert BatuI 11 18; F'ootb.ill Band, 44-’48; Corporal in Band, ’ll 18; Newcomers Club, 44; Cumtux Business Staff. 47-’48; Band Room Office Staff. ’44-’46; Salvage Club, 44-’45; Swing Kings, ’46- 4J; BAA, 44- 48; Chorus, ’44-17. © ERNEST HARRIS, Newcomers Club, ’44; Junior Red Cross, ’44- 47 ; Treasury Staff. 46-’47; Basketball, ’47; BAA. ’44-’48; 60-word Typing Pin, 47; Junior Red Cross, Representative, Georgia, ’47; Treasury Staff Pin, ’46; Bronze and Silver Scholarship IPs, ’46, ’47; Gnduiti n Usher. 47; Boys’ Beauty Contest, ’4 4; BRUIN Who’s Who, 47-’48. • JOCELYN HARRIS, Newcomers Club. 43- 44; Blue Birds, ’43-T5; Gym Office Staff. 47; BAA, ’4.3-’48. © LUCILLE HAVENS, Volley Ball Team, 46-� l7; BAA. ’46-’48. 9 SAM IIAY, B Club. ’44-’46; Varsity Football. 43-’47; Track, ’ll-’4 ; Bolton Invitational Track Meet. ’44-’46; Vice-President, Term VI. 45. FIRST ROW: (ilen Hendrick Lynton Hester Joann Hickman Floyd Big gin� SECOND ROW: Walter Hilborn Gene F. Howard I onielia Howell Arnold Hutchinson THIRD ROW: Dickie Hyn-ion Tim Jackson Yvonne Jenkins George Jones FOURTH ROW: Bernard Kaplan Bernard Kaufman Phil Kees Mary Kirkland FIFTH ROW: Vance l.aBorde Alfred Lncliney Walter Fafargue Bobby Fa Fleur SIXTH ROW: Gladys Fanglilin Charles Faurent Troy Lawrence Barney Leopard Senior • GLEN HEADRICK, Newcomen Club, 14; T unis Club, 45- 46; BAA, 44- 48; Cumtux Editorial Stuff, 44- 48; Pres Club, 45-’48; Chemistry Staff, 47- 48; Junior Red CroNH Council, 44- 45; Pelican State. 17: President Pres Club, 47- 48; Press Club Pin, 17; Bronze Scholarship It. 45; Silver Scholarship B, 4«; Gold Scholarship B, 47; 40-word Typing Tin, '45; Cumtux Pin, ’46 47; Quill and Scroll, 47- 48. • LYNTON HESTER, Cub Football, 43- 45; Varsity Foot- ball, 45- 47; B Club, ’45-’47; BAA, '43 48; Hide Club, l6- 47; Junior Red Cross Council, 46- 47. • JOANN HICKMAN, Safety Council, 45- 46; Cumtuv Editorial Staff, 45- 48; Cuiutux Fejiture Staff, 46- 48; Junior Delmtc Club. 45-’46; Rami Boosters, 45- 48; Home Economics Club, 45- 46; Dramatic Club, 47- 48; BAA, 45- 48; Thespians, ’47- 48; Defense Stamp Seller, '43; Stamp Sale Manager, 46; Victory Ball ( all-Outs 45- 46. • I,LOYD HIGGINS, Newcomers Club. 44; Tennis Club, 45- 46; Debate Club, � 45 46; BAA, 44- 48; Press Club, 47-’48; Chemistry Staff, 47- 48. • WALTER IIILBOKN, Newcomers Club, 43; Football Manager, 46; Cub Football. 44; 1st place winner, Soft- Imll, Central Ixmisinna Rally, 45; Varsity Baseball. 47; Tennis Club. 43 46; President Wildlife Club. 47; LRl I f Business Staff, 46; BAA, 44- 48; Student Council, 47; B Club, 47. • GENE FRANCES HOWARD. Blue Birds, 44 46; Home Economics Club, I5-’I8; Blue Triangle, ’47 18; Dramatic Club, 47- 48; BRFIN Business Staff. 45- 48; BAA, 44- 48; Newcomers Club, 44; Thespians, 48; Di- ploma Girl, 47; Secretary, Blue Birds, 44- 45; Vice- President, Blue Birds. 45; Assessor, Peliean State, 47; won 3rd pluce. Dramatic Interpretation, Natchitoches Speech Tournament, 47; BRUIN Pin, 47; Blue Triangle Pin, 47; Home Economics Pin, 46; Pelican State Pin, 47; National Honor Society, 47- 48; Quill and Scroll, 47- 48. • CORNELIA HOWELL, Blue Birds. 44- 46; BAA, 44- 48; President. Blue Birds, 45- 46; Band Boosters, 45- 48; National Honor Society, 45- 48; Quill and Scroll, 46- 48; Press Club, 46- 48; BR FIN Editorial Staff, 44- 48; Assistant BKFIN Editor, 46- 47; Associate BRUIN Editor, 47- 48; President, Newcomers Club, 44- 45; Junior Red Cross, 44- 48; Defense Stamp Seller, 44- 46; Manager, Stamp Sales, 45- 46; Victory Court Call-Outs, 45, 46; Diploma Girl, 47; BKFIN Favorite, 48; Bronze Scholarship B, 46; Silver Scholarship B. 47; 40-wortI Typing Pin, 47; Vice-President Terms III and IV; Parish Police Juror, Pelican State, 47; Pelican State Pin, 47; BKFIN Pin, 45- 46; BRUIN Guard, 47, 48; High School Leadership Conference, Buton K.-ug', 47; Press Club Pin, 47; BKFIN Who’s Who, 47. • ARNOLD HFTCHIN80N, Newcomers Club. 44- 45; Key Club, 47- 48; Kitle Club, 47- 48; BAA, 44 48; Projectionist FMucational Staff, 47- 48. • DICKIE HYNSON, Salvage Club. l4- 45; Football Band. 43 48; Junior Band. 43-’44; Concert Band, 45- 48; State Music Contest, 46; Parish Music Contest, 14; Cub Football. 45- 47; Cub Basketball. 45; So ft Im II Man- ager, 46; Central Louisiana Rally, 46; State Rally, 46; BAA, 43- 48; Cub Football B. 46- 47. • TIM JACKSON, Mr. Taylor’s Office aff, 47 48; Miss Thornton's Office Staff. 46- 47; BAA, 46- 48. • YVONNE JENKINS, Chorus, 45- 46; Newcomers Club. 44- 45; Cumtux Business Staff. 44- 45. • GEORGE JONES, Salvage Club, 46; BAA, 44- 48; Junior Football, 47- 48; Alternate, Pelican Sate, 47. O BERNARD KAPLAN. Key Club, 46- 48; BAA. 44- 48; Newcomers Club, 44; Tennis Club, 44- 48; Press Club, 46- 48; Cumtux Editorial StafT, 45- 48; BKFIN Editorial Staff, 47- 48: Spanish Club, 45; Salvage Club, 45; Movie Club, '44 45; Camera Club, '44; Rifle Club, 47; Cub Football, 45; Intramural Sports, 45; Radio Club. 44- 45; Debate Club, 44- 45; Bronze Scholarship B, '44 45; Pelican State Nominee, 47; Junior Red Cross Council, 45; Cumtux Sports Editor, 47-’ 18; Bill IN Sports Editor, 47- 48; Cumtux Pin, 15 47; Press Club Pin, 46- 47; Key Club Social Chairman, 47- 48; BKFIN Who's Who, ‘47- 48; Quill and Scroll, 47- 48. • BERNARD KAUFMAN, Football Band. 44- 48; Con- cert Band, 44- 48; Newcomers (dub, 44-’45; Rifle Club, 16; S|Ninisli Club, '16; KIM IN Editorial Staff, 47- 48; Camera Club, 41; BAA, I4-'18; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil, '44; Salvage Club, 44; Tennis ( lub, ‘44; Kudio Club, '44; Movie Club, 44; Pelican State Nominee, 47. O PIIIL KEES, Football Manager. 45; B Club, 45- 48; Cub Football. I3-'I4; Varsity Baseball, 47- 48; BKFIN Business Staff, 43- 44; BAA, 43- 48; President of Terms I, II, III, IV; Boys Beauty Contest winner. 45. • MARY KIRKLAND. Newcomers Club, 44- 45; BAA, '44 47; Gym Office Staff, 47. O VANCE LABORDE. Newcomers Club, 43; BAA. 44- '46; Cub Football Team, '46. • ALFRED LACHNEY, Bolton Cadets, 43; BAA. 43- 47; 4-11 Club, 43 44. O WALTER LAFARGUE, Newcomers Club, 44- 45; Pelican State, 47; Rifle Club, 47- 48; BAA. 44 � 48. • BOBBY LAFLEFR. Tennis Club, '16 47; BAA, '45. 17; Rifle Club, 46- 47; Newcomers Club, '44 45. • GLADYS LAIGIILIN, Blue Triangle, 47; Boosters, 47; Newcomers Club, 44; BAA, 45 48; Safety C uncll, 44; Volley Ball Team, 47; Library St.iff, '4S-47; Cheerleader, 47; BRUIN Favorite, 47. • CHARLES LAURENT. Newcomers Club. 44; BAA, 44- 48; Dramatic Club, 47; 4-11 Club, '44 46; Junior Debate Club, 44; Senior Forensic, '45 47; Delegate to Constitutional Convention. ‘46; Stamp Salesman. 44- 45; Northwestern State Debut. T u.naimnt, 44, '45, 46; Graduation I slier, 47; Boys Beauty Contest, 45; North- western Exhibition Debate Tournament, '47; Centenary Debate Tournament, 45, 4«; 40-word Typing nil, 4 7. • TROY LAWRENCE, Cub Football Team, 46- 47; BAA. 43- 47; Salvage Club, 44- 45; Junior Red Cross Council. 45 46; 4-11 ( lub, '43 44; Cub Basketball. 44- 45; MUi- � tary Training, 43- 44. • BARNEY LEOPARD, Newcomers Club. 44; BAA. 44- 47; Clio: us, 44; Rifle Club, 47; Head, Chemistry staff. 47-’48; Junior Red Cr s« Con cil, 43; Cmmi - sioner of Finance, Pelican State, 47. 33 FIRST ROW: Martha Md'ttnn Rebecca McCombs Daphne McKay Alice Me Manu� SECOND ROW: Ethel McNecly Freeland Magruder Killy Manglinm Martha Rose Marsh THIRD ROW: Ceorge .Marshall day Massaro Jane Maxwell Terrell Mayeux FOURTH ROW: Mary Rose Messina I utilise Mestayer Juanita Minues Holland Miles FIFTH ROW: Bob Miller Joan Miller Barbara Mobley Klwyn Mobley SIXTH ROW: J. M. Monroe Edith Moore Doris Morns Virginia Morgan enior C faSd • MARTHA MoCANN, Junior Red Cross Council, 'll-’lfl; 1(1 uo Birds, 44-'45; Newcomers Club, ’ll 45; BAA, ’44- 48; BRUIN Business Stuff, 45-’48; Secretary. Blue Birds, 45; 40-word Typing Tin, ’46; Key Room Stuff, ’46- 48. • REBECCA McCOMBS, Newcomers Club, 44-’45; Blue Birds, 44-’46; BAA, 44-’48; Home Economics Club, 44; Key Room Stuff, ’47- 48. • DAPHNE McKAY, Junior Red Cross, ’I -’48. • ALICE McMANUS, Library Stuff. 44- 48; Debate Club, 44-’45; BAA, ’44- 48; Assistant Cumtux Business Man- agcr, ’47; Newcomers Club, ’44 ’45; Bo .stirs, ’46-’48; Salvage Club, ’44- 45; Natchitoches Debate Tournament. 45; Bruinettes, ’44-’45; Spanidi Club. ’41 40; Tennis Club, 44-’40; Bronze Scho’arsh’p B ’47; Homecoming Court, ’47. • ETHEL McNKELY, Newcomers Club, 44 45; Book Room Staff, 46- 47; Key Room Staff, ’47- 48; Home Eco- nomics C'lub. 41-’47; Sulvage Club, ’44- 45; Junior Red Cross Council, 47- 48; Bruinettes. 44-’45; BAA, 44- 48; 50-word Typing Pin, 47. • FREELAND MAG RUDER, Newcomers Club, ’43; De- bate Club. 44- 46; Tennis Club, ’46; Tennis Team, ’47; Wildlife Club. 45. • BILLY MANGHAM, Salvage Club, 44; BAA, ’44- 48. • MARTHA ROSE MARSH, Transferred from Providence Academy, 47. • GEORGE MARSHALL, Cub Football, 43; Track Man- ager, 44; Football Manager, 44-’46; Tennis Club, '46; Secretary, Spanish Club, 45; Tennis Tan. ’47; Best Dressed Senior Boy. 47-’48. • JAY MASSARO, Trunsf rred from Alamo Heights High School, Sail Antonio, Texas, 46; Pres- Club. ’47- 48; Cumtux Editorial Staff, ’48; Rifl Club, ’47 48; Dramati ' Club, 48; Play, January Thaw ’. • JANE MAXWELL. BRUIN Business Staff, 47-’48; Cumtux Editorial Staff. 16 48; Klu Triangle, ’47 48; Tennis Club, ’45-’46; BAA, 45 48. • TERRELL MAYEUX Newcomers Club. 44 45; BAA, 45-’47; Junior Red Cross, 4l- 48; Intramural Truck Meet, 43- 46; Bronze Scholarship B. ’44- 45. • MARY ROSE MESSINA, Chorus, 45-’48; 4 11 Club, 44- 48; Home Economics Club. ’47-’48; Cafeteria Staff, 47- 48; BAA, 44-’48; Volley Bull Team, ‘46 47; 4-11 Representative to Baton Rouge, 46, 47; Secretary, 4-11 Club, 46-’47; 4-H Club Pins, 46- 47. • I.OUISE MKSTAYER, Transf rred froai Providence Academy, ’43; Quill and Scroll, 46 48; BAA. ’46-’48; Dramatic Club, ’46-’48; Thespians. 47- 48; BRUIN Edi- torial Staff, ’46-’48; Blue Triangle, ’47-’48; Press Club, 47- 48; Bolton Playhouse, 47- 48; Shre epor Debate 35 Tournament, 46-’47; Natchitoches Debate Tournament, 46-’47; Constitutional Convention. 46-’47; Debate Club, 47- 48; Junior Debate Tournament, 46 47; Gym Office Staff, ’47; I ebate Clinic, ’47-’48; Play, January Thaw”; Bronze Scholarship B. 47; BRUIN Pin. 47; Secretary. Thespians, ’47- 48; BRUIN Feature Editor, 47-’48; Nom- inee, Pelican State, ’47; Excellen! rating. District and State Louisiana Music Educators' Association, '47; Ex- cellent’’ rating. District Federation of Music Clubs, 47; District Member, National Federation of Stmhnt Mu- sicians, 47; National Honor Soci ty. 47 48; BRUIN Mho's Who, ’47- 18. • JUANITA M1GUKS, Blue Birds, ’44 45; BAA, ’45- 48. • HOLLAND MILES. Band. 43- 44; BAA, 45- 48. • BOB MILLER. Newcomers Club, ’44- 45; Football Band, 44-’48; Concert Band, 44- 48; President Safety Council, 46- 47; BAA, 44-’48; Chorus, 46- 48; Cub Bas- ketball, ’45- 46; Varsity Basketball. '46; Band Officer. 46- 48; Leader, Melody Makers Orchestra, 47-'48; Music Festival, ’44- 48. • JOAN MILLER, Cumtux Business Staff, 44; New- comers Club, 44; BAA, 45-’47. • BARBARA MOBLEY, Tennis Club, 45-’46; Spanish Club, 45- 46; Newcomers (dub, ’44; Blue Birds, 44- 45; Boosters, 45- 46; Baud Boosters, 46-’48; Cumtux Edi- torial Staff, 44- 48; Cumtux Exchange Editor, 15- 46; Cumtux Feature Staff, 46- 48; Cumtux Feature Editor, ’47-’48; Defense Stamp Salesman, 44; BAA, 44- 48; Diploma (iirl, 47; Alternate, Pelican State, 47; Vice- President, Blue Birds, 45; Secretary, Band Boosters, 47: Cumtux Pin, 45-’48; BRUIN Who’s Who. 47- 48. • ELMYN MOBLEY, Newcomers Club, ’44; BAA. 44- '18; Spanish Club, 45- 46; Treasury Staff, 46-’l8; Cum- tux Editorial Staff, ’44; BRUIN Editorial Staff, ’47- 48; Dramatic Club. ’47-’48; Key Club, '47- 48; Treasury Staff Bronze and Silver B s, 47, ’48; Chairman, Key Club Publicity Committee, 47- 48; Pelican State, ’47; Pelican State Pin, 47. • J. M. MONROE • EDITH MOORE, Spanish Club, ’43- 46; 4-H Club. ’45; Red Cross Council, ’43; Home Economics Club, 47; BAA. 44-’45. • DORIS MORAS, Junior Red Cross Council. 44 45; Home Economics Club, 44- 45; Library Staff, ’45- 46; BAA, 46- 47. • VIRGINIA MORGAN, Home Economics Club. ’44- 45; BRUIN Business Staff. 45- 48; Secretary, Newcomers Club, '44; Blue Triangle, 46- 48; National Honor Society, 47 48; Bruinettes, 44- 45; BAA, ’44-’� 8; Radio Club, 47- 48; Thespians. 47- 48; Bronze. Silver, and Gold Scholarship B’s, ’45, 46, 47; BRUIN Business Staff Pin and Guard, 47; Senator, Pelican State, '47; Diploma Girl, '47; Vice-President, Blue Triangle, ’47- 48; Quill and Scroll, 47- 48; BRUIN Mho’s Who, 47-’48. V , FIRST ROW: Hillye Murphy Charles Myers llu Myers Martlm Ann Myers SECOND ROW: Mary Pee Nalley Idella Newsom Anne Oliphant Edgar O'Neill THIRD HOW: Thomas Owen Doris Nell Penny Wallace Penny Cherry Perkins FOURTH ROW: (ieorgc Pharis Nailery Pharls Charles l'olizzi Joyce Porto FIFTH ROW: Tommy Post Jimmie Ratcliff Juanita Rnxsdnle llelene Rayburn SIXTH ROW: Hohhie L. Reynolds Richard Risley Robert Risley Malcolm Robertson denior (dicite • BILLYE MURPHY, Newcomers Club, 44: BAA, 44- '48; BRUIN Business Staff, 45- 48; Home Economics Club, 45- 48; Blue Triangle, 46- 48; Chorus, 44- 4«; BRUIN Pin, 46; Vice-President, Home Economics Club, 47; Treasurer, Home Economics Club, 4«. • CHARLES MYERS, Newcomers Club, 44; BAA, 44- 48; Rille Club, 46. • III MYERS, Transferred from C'olfav High School. 46; Uootball Manager, 16; Chorus, 46- 47; Rifle Club. 47; BAA, 47- 48. • MARTHA ANN MYERS, Spanish Club, 4l-’45: Blue Triangle. 46-’48; Boosters, 44- 46; Comtux Editorial staff. 4.'� , 47- 48; Cuintux Exchange Editor, 47- 48; Stamp Seller, 45- 46; BAA, 44- 48; Newcomers Club. 4 4; 40-word Typing Pin. 46. • MARY LEE NALLEY • I BELLA NEWSOM, Blue Birds. •44 46; BRUIN Busi- ness StafT, 45- 46; Library Staff, 45- 47; Newcomers Club, '44; Library Pin, 46; 40-word Typing Pin, '46; Honorable Mention, Essay Contest, 46. • ANNE OLIPIIANT, Blue Triangle, 47- 48: Treasury Staff, I6- 18; Spanish Club, 45- 46; BAA, 44- 48; New e oners Club, 44; Blue Birds, 44- 45; Chemistry Staff. 47- 48; Bronze and Silver Treasury Staff Pins; Bron .e, Silver, and Gold Scholarship Bs, 45, 16. 47; 50-word Typing Pin. 47; Pelican State Nominee, '47; Graduation Usher, 47. • EDGAR O’NEILL, Library Staff. 41. 43. ’47; Rifle Club, 47- 48; BRUIN Business Staff. 47- 48; 4-H Club. ’l4- 48; BRI IN Photography Staff. 46; Spanish Club. '45- 16; Stamp Club, '47; Salvage Club. 44; Newcomers Club. 44: BAA. 44- 48; Tennis Club. 45- 48; Wildlife Club. 47- 48; Secretary, Simnisli Club, 45; Womanless Wedding, 45. • THOMAS OWEN. Senior Band. 14 18; Football Band. •11 48; Safety Council, 44; Chorus. 46- 18; Band Clinic. 16; Natchitoches Band Festival, 45- l8; Newcomer� Club. 41; BAA, ll- 48; First Sergeant. Band. 48; All-State Band, 47. • BORIS NELL PENNY, Boosters. 45- 48; Vice-Presi- dent, Boosters. I7- 18: BAA, 44- l8: BRUIN Editorial Staff. 47- 48; Cumtux Business Staff, 44- 47; Newcomers Club, 44- 45; Home Economics Club, l4- 46; Dramatic Club, 44- 48; Homecoming Court, '46, '47; Homecoming Maid of Honor, 46; Bronze Scholarship B, 45; Silver Scholarship B, 46; (.old Scholarship B. 47; Nominee, Pelican State, 47. • WALLACE PENNY. Junior Band. l3- 44; Football Band. 43- 48; Senior Band. 44- 48; Cub Football. 44 45; Track, 46- 47; 1st Lieutenant, Band. 46. • CHERRY PERKINS, Bruinettes. 45- 47; Chorus, 44- '47; Junior Red Cross Council, 46; Home Economics Club, 41- 15; Salvage Club. 44- 45; Cumtux Staff, 47- 48; Second Prize, Fiesta Poster Contest, 45. • GEORGE PHARIS, President. Rifle Club. 46- 4X; Sec- retary, Term VII, 47; Junior Red Cross Council, 44- 18; B Club, 45- 47; BAA, 45 48; Varsity Football, 44- 18; Varsity Basketball. 46 48; Cub Basketball. 44- 45; Volley Ball, 46- 47; Trout-Goodpine Tournament, '16. • VALLERY PHARIS, Rifle Club. 46- 47; B Club, 43- 48; BAA, 43 48; Varsity Football. 16-18; Cub Foot- ball, 43- 44; Cub Basketball. 43 45; Varsity Basketball. ’!6- 48; Tri-State Track Meet, 46; Northwestern Relays. 43- 46; Central Louisiana Rally, 46; Volley Ball, Cen- tral Rally, 45- 46; Softball, Central Rally, 45- 47; South- western Relays, 45. • CHARLES POLIZZI. Safety Patrol. 43; Salvage Club. 13; Junior Red Cross, 44; 4-H Club, 45. • JOYCE I’ORTO, Safety Council, 44; Salvage Club. 11; Library Staff, 45; BAA. 44- l8; Softball and Volley Ball Teams, 47. • TOMMY POST. BAA, 44- 47: Newcomers Club, 44; Safety Council, 44; Cub Football. 45- 46; Varsity Foot- ball. 47; It Club, 47; Secretary, Terms I and II; Pelican State. 47. • JIMMIE RATCLIFF. Spanish Club. 44- 46; Key Club. 45- 48; National Honor Society, !6- 48; Chemistry’ Staff. 47- 48; BRUIN Business Staff. 45- 48; Cumtux Editorial Staff. 47- 48; BAA, 44- 48: Stamp Salesman. 44- 45; Canteen Staff. 45- 48; 50-word Typing Pin, 45; Bronze. Silver, and Gold Scholarship Bs. 45-’46- 47; Graduation Usher, '47; Vice-President Terms II and III; BRUIN Editorial Staff, 47- 48: BRUIN Who’s Who, 47- 48. • JUANITA RAXSDALE, Blue Birds, ll- 45; Stamp Seller, 44- 46; Safety Council, 46; Bookkeeper, Canteen Staff, 45- 48; Boosters, 45- 48; Pelican State, 47; Na- tional Honor Society, 47- 48; Cumtux Editorial Staff. '45; Student Government Council, 47; Dramatic Club. 47- 48: Canteen Pins, 46, 47; 50-word Typing Pin. 47; Honor Roll, 44- 48; Vice-President, Terms VI. VII. and Mil; BRUIN Who’s Who, 47- 48. • HELENE RAYBURN. Newcomers Club. 44; BAA. 44- 48; Tennis Club. 15 47: Cumtux Business Staff, 45; Spanish Club. 45-'l6: Cuintux Editorial Staff, 47; Cum- tux Typist, 47-'l8; Secretary, Athletic Department. 45- 48; Cumtux Pin, 45. • BOBBIE LEE REYNOLDS. Safety Council, 45- 46: Home Economics Club, 44- 48; Newcomers Club, 44- 45; Chemistry ('lull, 47- 48; Junior Red Cross Council, 47: Pelican State, 47; Pelican State Pin, 47; Diploma Girl. 47; Main Office Staff. 46- l8; Bronze Scholarship B. 15; Silver Scholarship B, 16; Gold Scholarship B, 47; Bronze Service B, 46- 47; Silver Service B, 47- 48; President of Home Economics Club. 47-’48; Reporter of Home Economics Club. 46- 47; National Honor Society. 47- 48; BRUIN Who’s Who. 47- 48. • RICHARD RISLEY • ROBERT RISLEY, Newcomers Club. 41; BAA, 45- 47. • MALCOLM ROBERTSON. Junior Band. l3- 44; Senior Band, 44- 46; Band Festival, Natchitoches, 45; Football Band. 43- 46; BAA, 43- 46. 37 FIRST ROW: Robert Runnel! June Samson (ii'orjfe Sculfuno John Schroll SECOND ROW: Mary F. Schultz. Cecil Shilling Gerald Sliowalter Martha Singletary THIRD ROW: Lucy C. Singleton Hilly Ruth Smith E. G. Smith Harry Smitli FOURTH ROW: Wanda Smith Frankie Stafford Tatty Stafford Carl Stmcener FIFTH ROW: Hilly Stierman Herbert Sumrall Robert Tannin Rodney Tasniu SIXTH ROW: Mary Tliieln Dorothy Thomas Alice TIiompKon Eunice Todd Senior C ia33 • KOHKHT RUSSELL, Newcomer Club, 41: Junior Band, 44- 45; Football Band, 45-’48; Concert Band. 45- •48; BAA, 44- 48; Chorus, 46- 47; Bolton Swing; Kings. 47; Cub Football 46- 47; Natchitoches District Band Contest, 45, ’46, 47; Saxophone Quartet. District Band Contest, ’46. • JUNE SAMSON, Newcomers Club, 44- 45; BAA, ’44- ’45. • GEORGE SCALFANO, Football Band, ’43-’44. • JOHN 8CHROLL, Spanish Club. 43-’45; President, Simnish Club, 45; Quill and Scroll, 45-’47; Salvage Club. •45; BRUIN Art Editor, � 45; BAA. ’43-’48; Key Club. 44-’48; Senior Kins: Committee, 46; Graduation Usher, •46; Intramural Softball, 43-’46; Intramural Track. ’45 •46; Third Place Shot-put, Intramural Track, ’46; B Club, 44-’48; Cub Football, 43; Varsity Football, ’II- 48; Varsity Baseball ’47; Bi-State Football Game, 46; Intramural Basketball, ’47; Pelican State, 46; Victory Court. 45; Vice-President of Terms III, VII; President Term VIII; BRUIN Who’s Who. 47; Best Boy Athlete. •47; Most Popular Senior Boy. 47; Best-All-Round Senior Boy, 47. • MARY FRANCES SCHULTZ, Newcomers Club. 44; BAA, 44- 46; Mr. Smith’s Office Staff, 45- 4S; Miss Thornton’s Office Staff, 46-’47; Mr. Taylor’s Office Staff. •47- 48; National Honor Society. 47-’48; Blue Triangle. •47-� 48; 40-word Typing Pin, ’46; Bronze Service B. ’4«; Silver Service B, 47; Gold Service B. 48; BRUIN Who’s Who, 47- 48. • CECIL SHILLING, Rifle Club. 46-’47; BAA. 45- 47; Cub Football, ’46. • GERALD SHOW ALTER, Junior Red Cross Council. •44.'46; BAA, ’44-’47; Newcomers Club. ’44- 45; Vice- President Term V. • MARTHA SINGLETARY, Transferred from Poland High School. ’46; Blue Triangle, ’46; Football Band. '46; Concert Band, 47; Band Boosters, 47- 48; Alternate to Pelican State, 47; Junior Red Cross. 46- 48; Delegate Constitutional Convention, Natchitoches, '47; BAA, '46- ’48. • LIO CAROL SINGLETON, Band Boosters, ’47-’48; Boosters, ’46; Cumtux Staff, 46-’18; Cumtux Circulation Manager, ’47; Cumtux Business Manager, '48; Press Club. 48; Quill and Scroll. 47-’48; Pelican State, ’47; Safety Couneil, 45; Simnish Club, 45- 46; BAA, 45-’48; New- comers Club. 45; Cumtux Pin, ’46-’47; Diploma Girl, 47; Bronze Scholarship B. 47; National Honor Sochty, 47- •48; BRUIN Who’s Who, ’47 48. • BILLIE RUTH SMITH. Newcomers Club, ’44; Home Economics Club, 44-’47; BAA, ’45-’47. • E. G. SMITH, Newcomers Club, 44; Cumtux Staff. 44- 45; Junior Debate Club. ’44; Senior Dtbute Club, ’45; BAA. 45- 48; Rifle Club. ’47-’48. • HARRY SMITH. Chemistry Staff. ’47-’48; Rifle Club. ’47; BRUIN Photography Staff, 46-’48; Cumtux Photog- rapher. ’47-’48; Dramatic Club. ’47: Senior Debate Club, ’46-’48; BAA, 46-’48; Pelican State. 47; 1st place. Boys’ Beauty Contest, 47; 1st place. State Piano Finals, SLI. 47. • FRA N KIE STA FFORP. Salvage Cliib, '45-'46; New- comers C lub, 11-45; i� AA, H - o; o'oe,f1? u- dent Council, 47; Stamp Seller, 45- 46; Diploma Girl, ’47; Debate Club. 45- 46; Dramatic Club, 47 48; Thes- pians, ’47- 48; Simnish Club. 44-’46; Cumtux Editorial Staff, 45- 47; Cumtux Business Staff, 4l- 48; Band Boosters, 45-’48; President. Band Boosters, 47-’48; Blue Birds, ’44-’46; Tennis Club, ’44- 47; BRUIN Favorite. ’48; Bolton Playhouse, 47-’48; Service Pin, ’45; Named Out- standing Senator, Pelican State, ’47; BRUIN Who’s Who, 47-'18.; Quill and Scroll, 47-’48. • PATTY STAFFORD. Boosters, ’4l-’48; Cumtux Edi- torial Staff. 45- 48; Cumtux Assistant Feature Editor, •47-’48; Tennis Club, 45- 47; Simnish Club, 44- 46; New- comers Club, ’44-’45; Debate Club, 44’-46; BAA, 44- 48; Stamp Seller, 44-’48; Diploma Girl, 47; Campus Queen, ’18; Secretary of Boosters, 47- 48; Cheerleader, 44-’48; Victory Court Call-Outs, ’44-’46; Junior Debate Cham- pionship, 44- 45; Pelican State, '47; BRUIN Who’s Who, 47 48. • BILLY STIERMAN, Key Club, 44-’48; Press Club, ’45- 48; National Honor Society, ’46-’48; Quill and Scroll. ’46-’48; Debate Club. 45- 46; Dramatic Club. 47- 48; Thespians. ’47-’48; Cumtux Staff, 44- 48; BAA, 44-’48: President Terms VII and VIII; Cumtux Editor-in-Chief, 47- 48; Vice-President, Key Club. 47-’48; Secretary. National Honor Society, ’47-’48; Cumtux Managing Ed'.tor, ’46- 47; High School Leadership Conference, 47; Pelican State, 47; Delegate Key Club International Convention. ’46- 47; Delegate Key Club District Convention, 46-’47; Graduation Usher, ’47; Press Club Pin, ’46; Cumtux Pin, ’44- 48; Business Manager, “Out Of This World,’ 47; “January Thaw. ’48; N.S.P.A. National Convention, 47; Defense Stamp Salesman, 45-’ 16; Student Government Council, 47; BRUIN Who’s Who. 47- 48. • CARL STRACENKR, BRUIN Editorial Staff. 45; BAA. ’44- 48; Cumtux Editorial Staff. ’47-’48; Chemistry Staff ’l7-’48; Delegate to Pelican State, ’47; Bronze Scholar- ship B. 47. • HERBERT SUM BALL, Transferred from Little Rock High School, 47; Key Club. ’47-’48: Press Club. 47- 48; Radio Club. ’47-’48; BAA. ’47-’l8. • ROBERT TASSIN, Newcomers Club. 4l-’45; BAA, ’ll-’16; Rifle Club, ’47- 48; Cub Football. ’16; Varsity Foot- ball. ’47; B Club. 47. • RODNEY TASSIN. Rifle Club. ’47 48; BAA, 44 48; Salvage Club, ’45-’46. • MARY THIELS. Home Economics Club, ’44- 45; 4 II Club, 44-’47; Library Staff. 47; Newcomers Club, 44; Cafeteria Staff, 44-’45; Chorus, ’45- 47; BAA, 44- 47; 4-11 Club Pin. 45. ’46; 4-H Club Reporter, ’46- 47; 4-II Club $50 War Bond Award, '47. • DOROTHY THOMAS, Bookroom Staff, 46 47; BAA. 14; 40-word Typing Pin, ’45; Bronzt Scholarship B. 45; Silver Scholarship B, 46; Notional Honor Society, 47- 48. • ALICE THOMPSON, Simnish Club, ’44-’45; BAA, ’44- 47; Bruinettes. 44; Library Staff. ’46; Debate Club. ’45- � 46; Blue Birds, ’44- 45; Dramatic Club, '47; Newcomers Club. ’44 Constitutional Convention. Northwestern Col- lege, ’46; Exhibition Debate Team. Northwestern College, ’47; Northwestern State Debate Tournament, ’46; Cen- tenary Debate Tournament, ’46. • EUNICE TODD, Home Economics Club, 44; BAA, 44-’48. • WANDA SMITH. Football Band, ’45-’48; Concert Band. 45- 48; BAA. 45- 48. 39 FIRST ROW: Jo Anne Trammell I .«•noni Turrentine Albert Vamlerliek Muriel Yerzwyvelt SECOND ROW: James Yittetoe Rett ye Waddell Sally Walder Hilly Ware THIRD ROW: Conrad Weil Joe Westerehil Ruby Wheeler Ralph White FOCRTH ROW: Aubrey Wilkerson Carr I.. Wilkerson Dewey William Orace Williams FI FT1I ROM : Hill Willson Hu ford Woodall Harbara Wroten Utilium Zachary Senior C iaAA • JO ANNE TRAMMELL. Band Boosters. 46-’48; Boost- ers, ’45-'46; Cumtux Editorial Staff, '45-’48; Associate Editor Cumtux, 47-’48; Cumtux Business Staff, ’45; Spanish Club, 44-’46; Chorus, 44-’45; Dramatic Club. •46-’48; Radio Speech Club, 47- 48; Debate Club, 44- 45; Tennis Club. 44-’1«; Concert Band, '44-’4“; Football Band, 44; BAA, 44-’18; Newcomers Club. 44- 45; Thes- pians, 47-’48; Defense Stamp Seller, 45- 46; Cumtux Pin, 4«; BRUIN Favorite, 47; Most Talented Senior. '47- 48; Commissioner of Finance, House of Representa- tives, Most Talented Girl, Pelican State, 47; Superior in Louisiana Music Education Association State Piano Con- test; Superior in Federation of Music Clubs State Piano Contest; National Member of National Federation of Stu- dent Musicians; Pelican State Pin, 47; Bronze Scholar- ship B, 45; Silver Scholarship B. 46; Cold Scholarship B, 47; Bolton PlnyhoUse productions, “January Thaw” and “Happy Journey ; National Honor Society, 47-'48; Quill and Scroll, 47 48; BRUIN Who's Who, '47-M8. O LENORA TURRENTINE, Home Economics Club, '44- 45; Salvage f lub. 11 45; BRUIN Business Staff. 45- 48; Junior Red Cross Council. 48; Newcomers Club, '44; BAA. 44- 48; Blue Triangle. 46 47; Secretary. Blue Triangle, 47- 48; National Honor Society, ’47- 48; Dra- matic Club, 47-'48; Bruinettes, 44- 45; Thespians, '47- 48; Gym Office Staff, 47; Bolton Playhouse, 47; BRUIN Pin, 45; BRUIN Guard, ’46; Bronze Scholarship 11, 44; silver Scholarship B, 45; Gold Scholarship B, '45; Di- ploma Girl, '47; Sheriff and Senator, Pelican State, 47; BRUIN Who’s Who. 47- 48; Quill and Scroll, 47- 48. • ALBERT VANDERLICK, Newcomers ( lab. 44. • MURIEL YERZWYVELT. Newcomers Club. 44; 4-H Club, 44- 47; Library Staff. 47; Cafeteria Staff. 44- 45; Chorus, '45-'46; BAA, 46- 47; Volley Ball Team, 46; Awarded 4-H Club trip to Baton Rouge. 48. • JAMES VITTKTOE, Transferred from Neville High School, Monroe, Louisiana, 46; BAA, 46-’47; Basketball Team, 4fl-’47. • BETTYE WADDELL, Home Economics Club, 44; Blue Bints, '45; BAA. ’44-'48. • SALLY WAI.DKR, Red Cross Council, 4l- 45; Cumtux Business Staff, 44- 47; Nominee Pelican State, 47: Band Boosters, 47- 48; Newcomers Club, 44-'45; Key Room staff, 45-’46; Boosters, 44- 47; Tennis Club. ’44-’4«; Spanish Club, ’45- 48; BAA. 44 48; Cumtux Pin, 45- 47; Honor Roll, 46- 47; Diploma Girl, 47: Cumtux Assistant Business Manager. 45- 47. • BILLY WARE, Safety Club. 43-’44; Ride Club, ’46-’47; BAA. 43- 48; Scoreboard Operator, 43-'46; Intramural Softball, 43-’44; Intramural Basketball 46-’47; Intra- mural Track, 44- 45; Varsity Baseball, 47; Football Manager. 47; B Club, 47. • CONRAD WEIL. Newcomers Club, 45- 46; BAA, 45- 18; BRUIN Business Staff. ’47-’48; Cumtux Editorial staff, 4«- 48; Bronze Scholarship B, 45; Silver Scholar- ship B. ’18; Gold Scholarship B. ’47; Cumtux Pin, '47. • JOE WESTERCHIL, Red Cross. 13; It Club, 45 47; BAA. 43- 47; Football Cubs, 44; Cub Basketball, 43- 44; Varsity Basketball, 45-’47; Vice-President. Rifle Club, '46; Trout-Goodpine Tournament. 15- 46; Volley Ball, Central Rally, '45; Vice-President. Term VI; State Bas- ketball Tournament. 45; Baseball Tram, 47; Volley Ball Team, 45; Central Louisiana Tournament, 46-’48; Soft- ball Team, 47. • RUBY WHEELER, Newcomers Club, 44; Blue Birds. '44: Spanish Club, 44- 45; Red Cross Council, 45; Debate Club, 11 45; BAA, 14 48. • RALPH WHITE. Safety Council, ’44-’45; Red Cross Council, '17; Pelican State, ’47; BAA, 44-'48; Baseball letters, 47. '18; 40-word Typing Pin. ’45. • AUBREY WILKERSON, Cumtux Business Staff, 47- •48: Basketball Team. '46-47; BAA, 44- 48; Civil Air Patrol. 4 4-’48; Projectionist Education Staff. 46-48; Library Staff. ’45-'48; Head Drum Major. ’47- 48; Football Band, 47- 48; Basketball Letter, '16-17. • CARR LANE WILKERSON. Key ( lab. 46- 48; Tennis Club, 45: Press Club, 17-’48; Cumtux Editorial Staff. '45-'48; Cumtux Pin, 47; BAA. '44-’48; Band. ’4«- 47; Drum Major. 46 47; War Stamp Seller, 44- 45. • DEWEY WILLIAMS. Cub Football, 43- 44; Radio Club. 45- 46. • GRACE WILLIAMS, Newcomers Club, ’44: Junior Band. 44; Concert Band. 45-’46; Foot b ill Band, '45- '47; Softball Team. 46- 47; Volley Ball Team. 46- 47; BAA. 44- 48; Band Officer. 45- 47; I slier Commence- ment Sermon. '47. • BILL WILLSON. Cub Football, 44-'46; BAA. 44-’48; Intramural Softball Team. '44-’48; Intramural Track. '15; Iti.ramural Basketball, 16; Track Team, 48. • BUFORD WOODALL, Football Team. 43- 44; BAA, 43- 48. • BARBARA WROTEN. Debate Club, ’47; Newcomers Club, 44: BAA. 46-’47. O WILLIAM ZACHARY. Rifle Club, ’46- 48; BAA, 44- ’18; S:.ft ball Team, ’45- 46; Central Louisiana Rally, '45- ’46; Junior Red Cross Council, 45-’46; Salvage Clu'� , •45- 46. 41 an i o r 3 FIRST ROW Pauline Allen George Nell Antony Leon Bergeron Ned Berlin Barbara Brown SECOND ROW Johnny Brown Leonard Bryant Edwin Caplan Mary Clark Carolyn Cole THIRD ROW Joyce Cumella Sammy Dunbar Jimmy Dunn Audrey Evans Dick Evans FOURTH ROW Leah Feduccia Louise Fisackerly Patty Ford Herbert Freeman Lou Frissell FIFTH ROW Virginia George Travis Hamilton Anne Hill Jesse Lee Hyde Doris Jarred SIXTH ROW Richard Jones Betty Kelso Eulalie Laurent Hardin Lewis Hazel Jean Lyons 42 9 unior3 FIRST ROW Myrtle McCullough Flavii McKee Robert Mabson Wallace Mathews Marjorie Miles SECOND ROW Martha Miles Joyce Lea Miller Jimmy Mitchell Mildred Moras Houston Moi'eau THIRD ROW Johnny Mot ter Pat Murphey Kotz Patterson Katharine Pearson Ethel Pourcy FOURTH ROW Betty Ratcliff Bob Sackett Billy Santo Billy Scott Charles Smith FIFTH ROW Sydney Taylor Lloyd Ussery Mildred Vallery Virginia Varnell Louise Vaux SIXTH ROW Eugenia Ward Faye Whatley Ray Whatley Dorothy Whittington Edna Zachary 43 lio more5 FIRST ROW Betty Andries Virginia Ball Rupert Barber Ivy Beauhouef Johnnie Bolton Eugene Broadnax SECOND ROW Millnrd Broussard Betty Brown Billy Butler Margaret Wade Campbell Ella Fay Canafax Mary Carter THIRD ROW Carolyn Cartwright Shelby ('lark William Cragon Tommy Cranford Barbara Crawford 1.011 in Dnenen FOl RTH HOW Dennis De .endorf Mary Dill Shirley Dominguez Cherry Dyer Pin Dyer Bernice Ebert FIFTH ROM Edward Eubank Bet linn Evans Emily Filipi Pansy Forman Herbert Furby Bonnie Gaspard SIXTH ROW Betty (iiinber Mary Elizabeth Glaze Bobby Gray T Oiiisc Guthrie Bobbie Jean Hagan Dolores Ha vis SEVENTH ROW Jane Hayes Jo Ann Henderson Wayne Hendrick Betty Herrin Carrol Holloway Betty Hood EIGHTH ROW Marie Howell Wilma lies Minta Rose Israel Jerry Janette Charles Jeansonne Dwayne Jennings NINTH ROW Harry Jordan Martha Keating Mary Ann Kelley Elaine Kerry Patsy King Jerri I a horde FIRST HOW Murrei Lumber! W. C. Lawrence l uvi«l Leathernian Do I die Letow I’ejocy Lindsay Robert Luekett William Luttgehurm Claire McGehee Laura McGehee SECOND HOW Claudia McKenzie Koy McKneely Anne .MeLemore Murlin McKee .Joann Mears Don Megison l.olan Melancon Bill Melton Lenora Morgan THIRD ROW Minn Morgan Marjorie My rick Frank Pearce Isabel Pearce Billy Penny I •'runces Peterman ICieliard Peterman Mary Phillips Richard PliUer FOIRTH ROW Joen Pineus Sally Pitts Mary Pomes Archie Pullen Rev Queen Barbara Kasbury Harold Richey Patsy Rldgway Wanda Ryan FIFTH ROW Ann Ryder La Verne Ryland Sammie St. Andre Helene Sanders Barbara Saucier Beryl Saucier James Seallau Bobby Shilling Mercedes Stowe SIXTH ROW S. E. Thames Wallace Thomas Betty Thompson Emma Loyce Till Susanne Townsend Simmie Trimble I.a Rue Tucker Jane I'pshaw Lonnie Vercher SEVENTH ROW Ouita Vernon Beverly Wagner Ann Walden Jo Ann Wull Mtiemarye Wolf Dot Woodall Dorothy Wootan Rudy Wroten Robert Younger Mickey Xellars Jredhmen FIRST ROW Gloria Allen Benny Almgren Jane Anderson Abie Attrep Barbara Aymond Flora Barton Gayle Benson Frank Bejsovec SECOND ROW June Bergeron Sue Bolen Nina Bonds Ronnie Roninl Ray Bonnegent John Boogaerts Homer Boren Joan Boudreaux THIRD ROW Opal Bourgoyne I.ew Boyce David Bradford Joe Bradford Ray Kranton Pat Brenner Dickie Broussard Jo Ellen Broussard FOURTH ROW Betty Broun Curtis Brown Mona Brown Sarah Calhoun David C'alvit Robert Carnahan Vannette Carroll Freddie Cleveland FIFTH ROW Joan Close Doris Coleman Kenneth Coleman Ronald Cox Wayne Craig Earleen Cruse Mara Cureington Catherine Curtis SIXTH ROW Dot tie Daniels Barbara Davis Helen Dotson Clarence Downs Charles Dunn Gloria Ethridge Jack Field Fairlene Flanagan SEVENTH ROW Edward Ford Russell Ford Bobby Forrest Wallace Franck Harry F'razer Nell Freeborn Betty Gerretts Earl Girlinghouse EIGHTH ROW Joanne Grant Bill Guinn David Hamilton Mildred Hanes Victor Henderson Mary Hendricks Barbara Higginbotham Mary Hollingsworth NINTH ROW Mary Holton Joy Hunt Johnny Jemison Mary Johnson Wayne Johnson Tollie Jones Roy Jordan Bobby Kelly TENTH ROW Thomas Kelly Joan Kight Delores Kimball Eugene Kinder David GuHarge Gastrin Lachney Jimmy Lachney ELEVENTH ROW Harriette LaCour Bobby Lee William Lee I eora I eF'ors Janis Levy Vivian Long Eric McCarty 46 JreAlimen FIRST ROW Evelyn McCullen Tllden McDowell Maxine MoGraw Alton McGrew Lillian McKenzie Lloyd Magruder Susie Mayers Eugene Milam SECOND ROW Munda Miller Elmu Mitchell Emily Mobley Floyd Morgan Louise Murchison Alma Nalley George Nelson Barbara Newton THIRD ROW Dorothy Nugent Beverly O’Quinn John King Owen Mary Owen Marie Paddle Joy Parnell Miriam Parnell Barbara Paulk FOl'RTH ROM Albert Peart Gerry Perry Betty Pittman Joe Pitts Walter Poche Alma Porto Ruth Prestridge Otto Procliaska FIFTH ROM Hazel Pryor Delma Pugh Nancy Ratcliff Dot Raxsdale Peggy Reid Vera Richey M'llliam Robichaux Carrolle Rollins SIXTH ROW Edith Rosier Bobby Rowe Johnell Rush Margaret Rush Manda Russell Lois Ryder Marjorie Sandell Joseph Sanderson SEVENTH ROM John Sawvel Florence Seidl Betty Smith Edith Smith Janet Smith Dorothy Spear Wayne Steadman Judith Sterkx EIGHTH ROM Foster Stickley Emma Jean Stilley George Stout Freddie Stracener Donald Strain JoLou Swanson Malcolm Tarver Jimmy Taylor NINTH ROM’ Henry ThMs l)o-is Thomas Windsor 'I homas Lomine Th mpson William Tully Joe Wait Jerry M'ard Mary Mare TENTH ROM Gene Warner Eva M'eldon Nolan M'ells G. G. White Huey White Jimmy Williams Aussie M'ilson ELEVENTH ROM Jan M'ilson Sora M'oodall Jack M'oodard Nellwyn M'oodson LeNan M'oodwurd Elnora M'rlght Agnes Yerby 47 FIRST ROW Doris Adams Elizabeth Anderson Beverly Ball Jerry Barron Roy Barton Tommy Beall Amelia Bean Thomas Bell Walter Bell Bobby Bond Faye Bonds Fthelene Bordelon SECOND ROW Rietmrd Bordelon Dorothy Bounds Obre Hourgo nc Charles Boyd Betty Bradford Jimmy Bradford Dorothy Bradle Paul Brewer W. 10. Broussard Robert Brown Allie Mae Calhoun Mary Camp i y li t h A THIRD ROW Fima Bell Cannon Don Carraway Walter Carter Marjorie Chastain Jo Nell Chntelain Charlotte Chisholm N'iekie Cieardo Carroll Converse Jo Ann Cook Virginia Cowart Paul Creed Bobby Nell Culpepper FIFTH ROM Barbara FIs Matta Lois Evans Nellie Ezell Billy Fairbanks Joann Fnireloth Dorothy Farmer Hazel Fa a Kht Martha Forman Helen Francois Barbara Frederick Milton Fridge Hollis Fulton FOFRTH ROM Richard Culpepper Judith Culver Billy Rue Ducum Charles DeGroat Adolphus Dcl.ouch Eugene I c Loach Delores DeVill« Jack Dezemlorf Phyllis Doggett Bobbie Carol Downs Charles Dupree Ned Fosterling SIXTH ROM Charles Garner Claudis Guspord Nina Giezcndunner (arid (iilbert Jimmy Gray Audrey Guillory Ha-ry Raddox Bobby Hamm John Haneoek Grady Harper Carolyn Harris June Hendrix SEVENTH ROM Bobbie June Henriekson Jane llieks Gloria Higginbotham Anita Hines liUNell Hines Mattie Holland Sally Holloway Anna Holmes Malcolm Hornsby Charles House John Hurst Rutland Hyums Tommy Jeffrey EIGHTH ROM Lamar Joffriou Sponsor Joffriou Virginia Johnson Alenc Juneau Joy Juneau Dorothy Keegan Frank Keegan Freddie Keegan James Kelly Jo Ann Kotar James Kramer Doris IjiHorde Mary Law 48 first row Chris Linxwiler Christa Li|� sey Joan I.outlier David Luckett Ed wins Luttrell Carolyn McAllister Joann McCann Judy McClendon Dan McGrow Ann McKee Joan Marshall A. V. Mathews SECOND ROW Connie Mathews Lloyd Megison Jimmy Mela neon Frank Messina Je� nnett“ Milan Hilly Miller Marie Miller Thomas .Moore Boh Moriarty Marilyn Motter ha Murchison Joeleene Murpliey i h t li 3 THIRD ROW IJewellyn Myers Algie Nichols Lawrence Parker Mary Parker Jane Patterson Wanda Faye Peart Elizabeth Pender Ted Penny Velina Perkins Joseph Phillips Hilly Kay Pichcr Buddy Pippen FIFTH ROW Mildred Russell Joy Rutledge Dean Kylnnd Raymond Sanders Cecil Sasser Max Sasser Bonnie Sattertliwaite (hiyle Savoy Patricia Sayre La Verne Scnrbrook Donald Schatzle Julius Scott FOl Id'll ROM Wilma Poclie Dorothy Polk llersheleen (pluries Marie Keccli Barbara Reed Tommy Redd Mary Alice Kine Bruce Roberts Cherry Roberts •Perry Rogers Albert Kourke F.d Lynn Hope Rush SIXTH ROM Charles Shilling Hunter Shtimake Nancy Smith Paul Smith Robert Smith voniie smith Tommy Stephens Donald Stokes Jean Stroup Martha Stuclilik Jackie Till .Margaret Townsend Sonya Trahan SEVENTH ROM Nellie Treadway Sue Tudor Bobbie Rae Til inn June Tama Richard I pshaw Helen Vallery James Yanderlick Helm Waldron Rita Sue Walker Marilyn Ward lone Weber Joy Wells Anne Whatley EIGHTH ROW Noel Whatley Donald W heeler Mattie Rae White Hetty Wilder Pauline Wiley Jessie Wilkinson Jo A nn Williams Helen Williams Mary Anne Willson James Wilmore Bob Wilson lla Mae York Cora Lee Zachary- 49 Patty Stafford’s selection as Campus Queen is a tribute from the entire student body for her four years of service as cheerleader, for her very high scholastic record, her outstanding service on the Cumtux Editorial Staff, on the I ennis team, in debate work, and in Booster work. 1'he other campus favorites, also chosen by popular election, are all outstand- ing in personality, leadership, scholarship and service. 1 hey are Eloise Cappel, Bruin Editor; Frankie Stafford, president of the Band Boosters; Gladys Laughlin, Cheerleader; Sally Pitts, outstanding Sophomore; Cornelia Howell, Associate Bruin Editor; Jo Anne Trammell, leader in music and speech activities; George Nell Antony, Assistant Bruin Editor: Betty Sue Funchess, Bruin Business Man- ager. JOHN SCHROLL lo l Popular Senior Boy Best All-round Senior Boy Best Athlete ELOISE (.'APPEL Most Popular Senior tiirl Best All-rvuml Senior «irl (iirl Most Likely To Succeed a m p a 3 P e r 3 o n a i e 3 BETTY SUE FUNCHESS Best Dressed Senior Ciirl GEORGE MARSHALL Best Dressed Senior Boy FREDDIE GOLDSTEIN Boy Most Likely To Succeed Selected I ij the St L td GEORGE NELL ANTONY H«‘hI All -round Junior JO ANNE TRAMMELL MohI Tiilrnlrd Senior SALLY PITTS li« sl All-round Sophomore ROBERT BAYS Best All-round Fre linmii PAUL BREWER ! «• ! All-round (‘' iKlitli (imdrr BARBARA MOBLEY Feature editor of Cumtuv and valuable secretary of Band Boosters. ERNEST HARRIS Leader in Bed Cross work; outstanding: member of Treasury Staff. BETTY DUNN BRUIN Assistant Business Manager and a mainstay on .Main OfTiee Staff. Wko’s WLo LUCY SINGLETON BERNARD KAPLAN PATTY STAFFORD Ciimtuv Business Manager; valuable Band Booster and Press Clubber. Sports I.ditor. BRUIN and Cuintux; active In Key Club and Press Club. Fnthusiastic cheerleader for four years; Cumtuv Assistant Feature editor. Selected l y the (Bruin Staff BILLY STIERMAN President, Senior (lawt; Cumtux Kditor; leader in Key Glut� activities. BURT BROUSSARD Outstanding football, basketball. and track athlete; member of Concert Hand. LENORA TURRENTINE leader in BRt'lX work, Blue Triangle, ltolton I’layhouse, and Thespian?.. MARY FRANCES SCHULTZ Most efficient and dependable member of assistunt principal's staff. BOBBIE LEE REYNOLDS Valuable asset to Main Office Staff: President, Junior Homemakers. KENNETH BROADWELL Key Club President; cheerleader; active member, Cumtux Stair and Dramatic Club RONALD GRUBB Energetic Key Clubber; excellent pianist; valuable member of the Hand. ETHMA EVYING President, Dramatic and Debate Clubs; leader, Bolton Student Government movement. FREDDIE GOLDSTEIN Key Club Secretary; National Honor Society Vice-President; Cumtux 'Managing: Kditnr. JO ANNE TRAMMELL Cumtux Associate Kditnr; excellent in voice, piano, and dramatics. CORNELIA HOWELL BKCIN Associate Editor; outstanding Hand Jtooster and Press Clubber. AKMILDA BROUSSARD LOUISE MESTAYER JUANITA RAXSDALE Outstanding leader in Red Cross and National Honor Society; Hitt l bookkeeper. HIU IN Feature editor; valuable worker Bookkeeper for Canteen; vice-president in Dramatics, Debate, and Press Club. of Terms VII ami VIII. Sedected hu the (Bruin Staff LORNA HAMM President, Blue Triangle; Feature editor. It It I IN; valuable member, Itoltou Play house. JOHN SCHROLL President Term VIII and outstanding football player. FRANKIE STAFFORD Energetic Band Booster President; valuable on Thespian and Cumtux Stall' � . BETTY SUE FUNCHESS Bltl IN Business Manager; active in Dramatic . Debate, and Band Boosters. JIMMY RATCLIFF Out tmiding in Bltl IN and uinux work; lir of Canteen Stall . EDWIN ADRION BIUIN photography editor for two year ; active member of the Dramatic Club. VIRGINIA MORGAN Valuable worker on Bill IN' Staff. Bolton Playhouse, and Blue Trianf?le ELOISE CARPEL BHI IN Editor; Band Boosters Vice-President; | outstandinf? in music and art. Homecoming Dance o mecomincj MAKY ANN KKI.I.KY Queen HOMECOMING COURT Seated, left to right: Gayle Reason, Joan Henderson, Earleen Cruse. Mary Ann Kelley. Standing, left to right: Jane Upshaw, Jaekie Rlotner, Doris Nell Penny, Jolmell Kush. Alumni Reception Queen Mary Ann, crowned by John Schro PI-� � How left to right: Bob Miller. Louis George. Virginia George. Helen Dotson. R chnrd CulpeVl Harold Dean Richey. Mary Frances Hornsby June Tuma Mattie Rae White. Sonnv Pearce. Windsor Thomas. Wallace Frank. Alma Rost Duck Rupert Barber. Second Row. left to right: J. B. Rlehmnn. Ronnie Chene- vert Robert Bavs Wayne Craig. Betty Alder. Mary Ann Willson. Dorothy Polk. Bexerlv O'QuInn. Cora Lee Zachary. Joan Right. Frank Besjovec. Otto Prohaska. Robert Russell. John Harrell. Third Row. left to right: Elaine Carnahan, Carolyn Dlie Bo ho The Band leads the way for Bolton in practically all its activities. It adds pep, color, and enthusiasm to our football games; and the spectacular between-halves exhibition given with the assistance of the Band Boosters, is the pride ol every Boltonite. The band is frequently called upon to aid in civic affairs; and its attractive Cartwright. Marie Reech. Mildred Russell. John King Owen. Barbara Knoblock. Bobby Aymond, Fred Tannehill. Bernard Kaufman. Walter Nichols. Hazel Jean Lyons. James Scnllan, Harry Tuma. Ned Berlin. Fourth Row. left to right: Gra -e illiams, Iona Luttrell. Norma East. Ronald Grubb, Thomas Cranford, Dickie Hynson. Thomas Owen. Wallace Penny. Billy Penny, Eugenia Ward. Benny Almgren, Billy Santo. Vernon Culver, Marie Miller. n blue and white uniforms, precision marching, and fine music have added much to downtown parades. When the football season is over, the Football Band becomes known as the Concert Band; and, accordingly, the marches of Sousa give way to the symphonies and concertos of Brahms and Schumann. 65 Hand practice MR. RESCHAR Music Director CHORUS First Row: Cherry Perkins, Lillian McKenzie, Mary Rose Messina, Mary Uw, Nancy Ratcliff, Barbara Ann Higginbotham, Wanda Miller, Ethel McRee, Mattie Holland, Velma Perkins, Betty Ratcliff, Alma Nalley. Second Row: Richard Risley, Billy Benada, Marie Paddie, Dorothy Miller, Joan Close, Maxine Elliott, Jeannette Milam, Betty Andries, Betty Brown, Sara Nell Woodall, Mildred Vallery. Third Row: Thomas Owen, Mary A an Wilson, Bob Miller, Hazel Jean Lyons. HOBBY AYMOND HAND OFFICERS Band C'aptain First Row: Mary Frances Hornsby, Thomas Cranford, Ned Berlin, Barbara Rnoblock, Marie Miller, Grace Williams, Betty Alder, Helen Dotson. Second Row: LeNan Woodward, Robert Bays, Louis George, Wallace Penny, Vir- ginia Lee George, Bobby Aymond, Norma East, Rex Queen, Aubrey W’ilker- son. Third Row: John Harrell, Vernon Culver, Fred Tannehill, Thomas Owen. Bob Miller, H. B. Richmond, Sonny Pearce. DRUM MAJORS AND MAJORETTES Beryl Saucier, Jimmy Dunn, LeNan Woodward, Aubrey Wilkerson, Carr Lane Wilker- son, Barbara Saucier 1948 E ruin ELOISE CAPPEL Editor-in-chief BETTY SUE FUNCHESS Business Manager CORNELIA HOWELI Associate Editor EDWIN ADRION Photography Editor LOUSE MKSTAYEK Feature Editor LORNA HAMM Assistant Feature Editor GKOROE NELL ANTONY Assistant Editor LOUSE VAl'X Assistant Editor BETTY 1)1’NN DOROTHY GARRITU BERNARD KAPLAN LENORA TURRENTINE Assistant Manager Iiookkeei er Sports Editor Assistant Manager 69 First Row: Rloise Cappel, Cornelia Howell. Second Row: Harry Smith, Bernard Kaplan, Edwin Adrion, George Nell Antony, Horna Hamm, Louise Mestayer, Louise Vaux, Betty Ratcliff. Third Row: Jimmy Ratcliff. Fred Lewis. Rupert Barber. Margaret Campbell, Ann Ryder, Jimmy Dunn, Bernard Kaufman, Thomas Cranford. Doris Nell Penny. Fourth Row: Billy Guinn. Abie Attrep, Ronald Cox. Betty Kelso, Travis Hamilton. Louise Guthrie. Elwyn Mobley, Archie Pullen. Mary Pomes. Sally Pitts. Mary Ann Kelley, Marie Howell. ram Editorial Ever passed by the Bruin Editorial office on the third floor? If you have then you’ve certainly seen at least two or three girls or boys working energetic- ally in there. Always, each period of the day, there is someone laboring, trying to bring Bruin a little closer to meeting its deadline. These hardworking staff members are continually at work, composing the writeups for the various organizations and staffs, drawing up the dummy, and completing the sets of tracings. Their tasks begin early in September and continue through the month of May. But they are repaid for their toil when the Bruin finally comes out, for then are heard the pleased exclamations of their classmates. 70 “Have you bought your Bruin yet?” When these familiar words are heard before school, during re- cess, lunch or after school, you know some loyal Business Staff member is on the job. These faithful ones are kept busy the greater part of the year, first selling picture contracts, urging all students to get their pictures made, arranging for club group pic- tures—then when photographic material is delivered, identifying and assorting all pictures before they can be sold or be turned over to the editorial staff. Add to this the securing of a tremendous lot of ads, plus the handling of Bruin sales campaigns, and last of all the distribution of books when they arrive from the printer. It adds up to a whale of a job that requires loyalty, leadership, initiative, and tremen- dous school spirit. Their aim is a better yearbook for a better school. ruin udineAA First Row: Betty Sue Funchess, Betty Dunn. Second Row: Wanda Ryan. Evelyn McOullen. Gene Frances Howard, Dorothy Carruth, Lenora Turrentine, Rex Queen. Edgar O'Neill. Johnny Brown, Martha Keating. Third Row: John Attrep, Hillye Murphy. Margaret Duncan, Margaret Rush. Billy Santo. Jane Maxwell, Goldie Letow, Ouita Vernon. Johnnie Bolton. Fourth Row: Sonny Pearce, G. G. White. Dorothy Barmore, Martha McCann. Faye Whatley. Emma Lois Till. Ruth Fuhr r. Connie Weil, Sammle Narrow. Frances Hilborn, Sammie St. Andre. Virginia Morgan. Lenora Morgan. Barbara Rasbury, LaRue Tucker. Slmmle Trimble. 71 1948 C umtux Staff HILLY STIERMAN Kditor-in-chief LUCY SINGLETON Business Manager FREDDIE GOLDSTEIN Managing Editor PAT MURPHEY Advertising Manager JO AN NK TKAMMKI.I. ANMK'iutc Editor PATTY STAFFORD Assistant Feature Editor MARTHA ANN MYERS Exchange Editor KARBARA MOBLEY Feature Editor BERNARD KAPLAN ALICE MoMANUS ACBREY W1LKERSOX JOE BRADFORD 8 port ft Editor Assistant Business Manager Associate Advertising: Manager Circulation Manager 73 Flr«t Row: Freddie Golddteln, Billy Stierman. Second Row: Billy Guinn, Jo Anne Trammell. Bernard Kaplan. Barbara Mobley, Patty Stafford. Martha Ann Myers. Third Row: Edwin Caplan, Harry Smith. Jimmy Ratcliff. Sammy Dunbar. Jay Massaro, Connie Weil, Malcolm Forsyth. Frances Peterman, Joann Hickman. Jane Maxwell. Fourth Row: Carl Stracener, Glen Headrick. Lois Ryder. Mary Elizabeth Glaze. Shirley Ettinger, Hazel Jean Lyons. Anne McLemore. Fifth Row: Wallace Mathews, James Mabson. Jimmy Allen. Vera Gabbert, LeNan Woodward, Barbara Davis. Sue Ellen Ford, Jane Upshaw, Patsy King. (Cumtux Editorial “See about those class elections.” “Get a story on next week’s games.” Sounds queer? No, it’s just the Cumtux Editorial Staff getting it’s assignments for the next edition. Look at that feature story, or the write-up of the game closely. Probably you don’t realize what a lot of work goes into making up Cumtux. About twenty young journalists comprise the staff and they write anything from a sports preview to the gossip column. Just go by their office any afternoon and take a look at those hardworking folks who try to give you “a little bit of the best of every- thing”. 74 “Please, sir, would you like to have an ad put into the Cumtux?” Oh, it’s just a member of the Busi- ness Staff timidly trying to sell an ad to some local business man. These earnest workers are some of the most hardworking folks at Bolton. Most of us forget about school at 3:10, but the work doesn’t end so soon for these people, because they have to work outside of school hours getting the advertisements that finance the printing of Cumtux. Add to this the job of distributing and selling Cumtux to the student body, and you have a gigan- tic job. Yes, sir, you have these people to thank for making Cumtux a success. (Cumtux K uMneA6 First How: Fat Murphey, Lucy Carol Singleton. Second How: Betty Thompson. Joen Plnous, Alice McManus, Aubrey Wllkerson, Joe Bradford. Mary Clark. Frankie Stafford. Third How: Joy Juneau. Margaret Miller, Joy Beth Parnell, Jimmy Williams, Albert Peart, John Harrell. Wayne Craig. 75 Speech s lctivitieS Bolton offers many opportunities to students interested in Speech work. There is radio, oratory, stage craft, play productions, stage lighting, and debat- ing. The first goal of every would-be Ethel or Lionel Barrymore at Bolton is admit- tance to the Dramatic Club. Admitted on the basis of tryouts, the members pre- sent several plays a year and enter nu- merous state tournaments. Another field of dramatics preferred by some is that of radio work. The Bolton Play- house presents one radio play each week, and enables participants to experience the close cooperation and split-second timing necessary for going “On the Air”. Other students prefer debating. They work hard, attend debate tournaments and are in the habit of bringing home many trophies. Membership in the National Thespian So- MISS RUTH LENNIE-SMITH Speech Director ciety is the ultimate aim of Bolton speech students. Membership is based solely on the number of points earned by participation in plays, radio programs, and other activities relative to the drama. RADIO CLUB First Row. seated, left to right: Virginia Morgan, Jo Anne Trammell, Ethma Ewing, Frankie Stafford, Faye Whatley, l.orna Hamm. Second Row, standing: Lenora Turrentlne, Carole Hanivls. Houston Moreau. Travis Hamilton, Herbert Sumrall, Betty Sue Funehess, Louise Mestayer. DEBATE CLUB First How: Kulalle Laurent. Louise Mestayvr. Ethma Ewing. Betty Thompson. Shirley Ettlnger. Mona Brown. Second Row: Ivy Beaubouef. Alice Thompson. Dick La Barge. Ray Branton. Harry Smith. Richard Metz. Louise Vaux. Jackie Rlotner. Third Row: Audrey Evans. John Boogaerts. Sammy Narrow, Charles Inaurent, Travis Hamilton. Faye Whatley, Betty Sue Funchess. DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: Louise Mestayer, Jo Anne Trammell. Juanita Raxsdale, Ethma Ewing. Shirley Ettinger, Jane Upshaw. Louise Vaux. Betty Thompson. Harry Smith. Second Row: Jerry Laborde, Mona Brown. Alice Thompson. Joann Hickman, Frankie Stafford. Lenora Turrentine. Lorna Hamm. G. G. White. Edwin Adrton. Bill Normand. Betty Sue Funchess. Third Row: O. J. Gremlllion. Freddie Goldstein. Dorothy Bar more. Charles Laurent. Jimmy I� unn. Houston Moreau, Anne McLemore. Vera Gabhert, Gene Frances Howard, Klwyn Mobley. Rupert Barber. Jim Allen. Elolse Cappel. Betty Dunn. Frank Pearce. Fourth Row: Jackie Rlotner. Doris Nell Penny. Eulalie Laurent. Johnell Rush. Billy Stlerman, Malcolm Forsyth. Jay Massaro, Sue Ellen Ford. Barbara Davis. Faye Whatley. Charles Bradford. ‘January Thaw” Happy Journey “Out of This World” Recording in Speech Class THESPIANS Hr«t How: Frankie Stafford. Hetty 8m Fumhess, Louise Mestayer, Houston Moreau. Louise Vaux, Jane Upshaw. Lenora rurrentine, Shirley Ettinger. Second Row: Jo Anne Trammell, Joann Hickman. Travis Hamilton, Jimmy Dunn. Freddie Goldstein. Jim Allen, Hilly Stierman, Ethma Ewing. Faye Whatley. Gene Frances Howard. Lorna Hamm. ctiuitied Stagecraft Make-up Striking a Set J o o t b a i i, 194 7 In their best season since 1942 the Bears managed to win four, tie two, and lose five in their regular scheduled games. But because of their extremely tough schedule and with very few re- turning lettermen, they, with none too spectacular a record, were chosen to play in the second annual Cosmopolitan Bowl. Comparing points, the Bears racked up 154 to their opponents’ 344, with John Daenen leading in the local scor- ing race. Of Daenen’s 40 points, 18 were extra points after touchdowns in which he specialized. Running a close second was halfback Ralph Lane with 36. End Sonny Pharis and W. A. Rush of the backfield scored 30 each, while David Lee Walker, star tosser for the Bruins, actually scored only 12, but his passes made quite a few tallies. Ray Fomby, the only second stringer to score, made one score for six points. Excluded from these figures are the results of the Cosmo game, in which the Bears played off a 0-0 tie that had taken place earlier in the season against Sul- phur. In this tilt David Lee Walker made a touchdown while John Daenen converted. The final score, however, was 7-2, since the Tornadoes had scored a safety. During their regular season the local squad surprised the fans with two spec- tacular upsets; in their second game of the season after barely edging class A Winnsboro, 13-12, they trounced fav- ored Baton Rouge High, 21-13. The other surprise came when they held last season’s North Louisiana champs of Haynesville to a 14-14 tie. First Row. left to right: Marvin Dean, manager, Eric McCarty. Walter Thomas. Don Megison, Eddie Savoy, Winn Morgan. Dick Evans. Shelby Bohannon, Albert LaBorde, Jay Massaro, Sonny Pearce, Charles Dunn. Shirley Harper, Pin Dyer. Second Row: Kotsc Patterson, manager, Floyd Murphy, L. E. Hyland, Bill Hunt, Bobby Forrest, George Jones, Grady Harper, Bobby Bond, Billy Scott, David Lee Walker, Ralph Lane, Curtis Thompson, Glen Price, Jack Coco. Ken Carstens, Ted Bullock, Football Coaches: Southerland, Anastasio (Head Coach), and Schmolke Wallace Mathews. Raymond Lcotta. manager. Third Row: Rynton Hester, manager. Ray George. Tommy Post. Arthur Avey, Harry Frazier. Binky Brewer, George Givens. George Walker. Carol Holloway. John Ayres. John Schroll. Sonny Pharis. W. A. Rush. Sam Galardo. Burt Broussard, John Daenvn, Vallery Pharls. Ray Fomby, Billy Ware, manager. JOHN SCHROLL SAM GALARDO GEORGE WALKER CARROL HOLLOWAY RALPH LANE David walker VALLERY PHARIS JOHN AYRES SS-f W. A. RUSH JOHN DAENEN SONNY PHARIS (JSearA OutdtanJincj [- (ayerd BEARS VS. WINNSBORO In their season opener the Bears edged out the Wildcats of Winnsboro, 13-12, on the Wildcats’ own grounds. It was a surprising game with the A A Bruins favored over the Class A grid- ders, who were sparked by their half- back Billy Wiggins, the sole scorer. After Wiggins had tied things up with an 85-yard run, Ralph Lane with John Daenen’s conversion gave the Bears an edge that couldn’t be beat. BEARS VS. BATON ROUGE The 12 point favorites of Baton Rouge High bowed to the underdogs of Bolton, 21-13, after the Bears outplayed them throughout. Two of the tallies were made on interceptions; one when John Daenen took a Bulldog toss, and the other saw two linemen overwhelm the capitol city boys—Burt Broussard slapped an attempted pass out of the hands of the quarterback with Sonny Pharis taking it to paydirt. BEARS VS. FAIR PARK After outplaying the visiting Fair Park Indians in the initial period, the Bruin offense bogged down and the Red- skins won out 32-6. Lee Hedges sparked the victors’ drive with Charles Bates, Clinton Guin, and Bobby Davis also scoring. The lone Bruin tally was on a toss from David Lee Walker to John Daenen. Another aerial from Walker to Ralph Lane picked up 29 yards. • BEARS VS. OUACHITA Although the blue and white out- played the Ouachita Lions, they bowed to the tune of 19-7 after a scoreless first hall. It took a third period rally by both teams to begin the scoring. Ouachita scored thrice, once in the early part of the quarter on a 49-yard run. A fumble, however, gave time for the Bears’ pass- lateral play on which W. A. Rush scored. Coaches and subs anxiously size up team in opening game 21 Baton l oufye 13 Bolton forward stops line plunge Bolton 5}air f arh 32 Johnny Ayres stops end run Boston 7 Ouachita 19 Kalph Lane effec- tively blocks play ennings A. Kush carries hall Eohon . A. Hush liea ls for touchdown 0 Italph lime's tackle stops line plunge BEARS VS. JENNINGS As the second place stale champs of '46 the Jennings Bulldogs overpowered the Bruins, 37-6, after the locals’ attack hogged down. In the first hall it looked like the Bears were going to surprise the specta- tors with another upset after they had tied the score. But this surprise was short-lived and the visitors began rack- ing up the points. One of the Bulldog scores was brought about by a fumble. BOLTON VS. MENARD Renewing a long-forgotten grid rival- ry, the Bruins slaughtered the Menard Eagles. 45-6, for the city championship. Outplaying this class A school, Coach Anastasio’s boys exhibited top ball car- rying and many spectacular gains were made by David Lee Walker’s passes to Sonny Pharis. In the ground depart- ment John Daenen showed up on the line plunges with Ralph Lane and W. A. Rush excelling on end runs. BEARS VS. BYRD In one of their worst seasons, Byrd High School in Shreveport tried in vain to record their first win of the year against the Bears, who shutout the Yel- low Jackets, 28-0. Throughout the till it looked like a one-sided affair in which the visiting Bruins scored almost at will. John Dae- nen, four-year letterman and extra-point hooter, completed all the conversions. BEARS VS. ISTROUMA Halloween night saw the Bruins sul fer a terrific defeat at the hands of the Istrouma Indians and their spark-plug Jim Roshto who ran his season's total as state number one scorer to 120 points. It looked like a review of last year when the Redskins trounced the Bruins 48-0, but this time they bettered them- selves one point with a final tally of 49-0. ii ofton J)ilrounn Ralph Lane runs kick-off punt BEARS VS. HAYNESVILLE l ed Bullock sparked the Bears’ 14-14 tie against favored Haynesville with his superb kicking that kept the Golden Tornadoes in the shadow of their own goal during most of the game. A lighter Bolton team made two dra- matic goal line stands while the Torna- does pounded away four downs to no avail. Both touchdowns were made by end Sonny Pharis while John Daenen made the tell-tale conversions. BEARS VS. LAKE CHARLES As a 13-point underdog the blue and white took a 44-14 defeat by the Lake Charles Wildcats, who went into the State AA finals. During most of the game it looked like the winners would score a shutout, but a last minute rally by the Bruins scored 14 points and succeeded in outplaying their opponents in the final frame. Da- vid Lee Walker and John Daenen did the scoring for the Bears. Below: Bears headed for touchdown Bottom: Bears struggle against overwhelming odds Eo(ton 14 JJaunesvil(e 14 Fomby makes end run Mo mecovnincj v x vn e ($oft on Q) —Su tp hur Q BEARS VS. SULPHUR In iheir homecoming tilt the Bruins battled back and forth with the Sulphur Golden Tornadoes in a sea of mud to a scoreless deadlock. The threats were equal; the Torna- does managed to reach the blue-white two-yard line and had four downs to go for a touchdown, but the determined line held. The locals also made it to the opposing five-yard line, but the whistle sounded for the half. Due to the inclement weather the crowning of the homecoming queen and court was postponed until the following week. (J3adLetbally 194-8 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Donald Svehek. Herbert Furby. Second Row: Lloyd Ussery. Louis Daenen. Roy McXeely. Third Row: Vallery Phar'.s, Burt Broussard, Sonny Pharis. Binky Brewer, Joe Westerchll, Carrol Holloway, George House. Leslie Fuglaar, Walter Flllcttc. Mr. Marler. Coach Leis and Head Coach Marler First Row: Happy Muhfouz, Ernest Harris. W. E. Broussard, L. J. Fontenot, Bob Pearson, Sidney Taylor. Billy Huthnance. Second How: Coach Lois. Charles Jeansonne, Bobby Wilson, Lamar Joffrlon, Pat Brenner, Don Meglson. Paul Hood, Altondale McGrow, Keith Deville. d3a $ L e t L a 11 Schedule Dec. 6 Trout-Good pine Tournament There Dec. 9 Urania There Dec. 13 Urania Tournament There Dec. 15 La. College “B Team. There Dec. 17 Sulphur There Jail. Lake Charles There Jan. 9 Lake Charles I iere Jan. 10 Urania Here Jan. 13 • Menard Here Jan. 16 La. College “B Team Here Jan. 21 Fair Park There Jan. 23 Ouachita Here Jan. 27 Ouachita There Jail. 31 Menard Here Feb. 4 Istrouma There Feb. 6 Sulphur Here Feb. 13 Natchez Here Feb. 17 Fair Park Here Feb. 20 Natchez There Feb. 28 Istrouma Here 94 Hurt, George, and Sonny reaching for it Making a point Learning cooperation and teamwork BadetLall S u m m a r In his thirteenth year as Bolton’s cage mentor, Coach Leo Marler’s season was interrupted by t lie gridders bid to par- ticipate in the Cosmopolitan Bowl. Sev- eral of his outstanding basketballers were out for football and it appeared as if they would have to stay in practice until the big game on the gridiron. Nevertheless, those athletes involved began coming in to night practice after football prepping was over. Although thus hampered, the cagers have started a season that compared with their coach’s past record of at least 80% wins a season. They placed in two tour- naments at the opening of the season and upset a favored Lake Charles quin- tet in one of the best games of the year. In the starting lineup this year were Carl Ben Priest, Joe Westerchil. George House, Burt Broussard, Sonny Pharis, while several stalwart substitutes have participated in the varsity games. These include Leslie Fuglaar, Bud Bradford, Carrol Holloway, Vallery Pharis, Roy McKneely, Billy Scott. Hardin Lewis, Walter Fillette, and Binky Brewer. Joe, Leslie, and Carl Ben get a strenuous workout Sonny with the ball Burt, Sonny, and Joe at daily practice Left: Jay and Hu at daily practice Right: Walter Hilborn Left: Hu and Jay— Tennis team prospects Right: Freddie Goldstein First Row: Isabel Pearce. Nellie Ezel. Lois Reed. Elizabeth Anderson. Molly Reed, Virginia Ball. Second Row: Barbara Rasbury, Simmle Trimble, Patsy King, Ann Me Lem ore, Mary Ann Kelly, Ouita Vernon, Joen Pineus. Dorthy Harmon . Ann Walden. Third Row: Walter Hllborn, Freeland Magruder, Hu Myers, George Marshall, Edgar O'Neill, Kenneth Rroadwvll, Jay Clark. Freddie Goldstein. Claude Lightfoot. Jennid, 194 8 For a while things looked bad for the tennis team. It looked as if there would be no team this year; it was without a coach. However, things brightened up considerably when Hans Leis, new ath- letic mentor, offered his services at this position. Although no definite information con- cerning the schedule was available when Bruin went to press, every afternoon the tennis courts were buzzing with activity as all potential courtsters practiced for their season. Competition for position on the teams ladder were held in two divisions —boys and girls. Quite a number turned out for the reorganization of the squad and big things are expected for all those trying out. 99 B-CLUB First Row: Ray Fomby, Phil Fees. Carl Ben Priest, David Lee Walker. Sam Ga- lardo. Sonny Pharis, Vallery Pharis. Second Row: W. A. Rush. Billy Scott, Walter Hilborn, Marvin Bond, Georgi Givens, Leslie Fuglaar, Charles Brad- ford. Third Row: Jack Coco, John Schroll. Johnny Ayres, Billy Ware, Joe Westerchll, Carrol Holloway, Goorge Walker, Ralph Lane. BAND BOOSTERS First Row: Frankie Stafford. Betty Sue Funchcss, Cornelia Howell, Patsy King, George Nell Antony, Joann Hickman, Kloise Cappel. Second Row: Cherry Dyer. Lucy Singleton, Barbara Mob- Icy. Ann Walden. Martha Beth Singletary, Jo Anne Trammell. Sally Walder. Anne McLcmore. BLUE BIRDS First Row: Jo Ellen Brous- sard, Joan Marshall, Leora Le- Fors, Janis Levy. Evelyn Mc- C’ullen. Harriet LaCour, Gayle Beason, Margaret Rush. Second Row: Louise Murchi- son, Mary Ware, Johnell Rush, Judith Hterkx, LeNan Wood- ward. Betty Gerretts, Mona Brown, Dottle Raxxdnlc. Third Row: Vera Gabbvrt, Nancy Ratcliff, Peggy Reid, Karleen Cruse, Sue Bolen. Lois Ryder. Freddie Cleveland. B CU BL BU This club, made lip of Bolton lettermcn in one of the five major sports—baseball, foot- ball, basketball, track, and tennis—brings all of Bolton's best athletes into one group. It teaches the fundamentals of all major sports, promotes athletics in the school, and develops good sportsmanship and fellowship among all. They can truly be called “Bolton's Best''. Membership in this club is considered a great honor, for these girls of the lower terms are carefully chosen for their scholastic rating and for good citizenship. Their motto is “to be happy and to help other people to be happy by spreading good cheer . This year one of their main projects has been the redecorating of the girls’ sick room. Han It’s the Half! The drums start off in their steady beat! Sixteen girls in their shiny braid- ed white uniforms snap to attention! Then they march onto the field following the band to help them with their formations. The Band Boosters arc selected by the faculty and by the members of the club. 5, nang Blue Triangle, the oldest service club in Bolton, keeps thirty-six girls busy trying to live up to the motto, “I try to face life square- ly. The three essentials of existence, “to live, to love, to labor, furnish the framework for its program of friendship and of service to school and community. BLUE TRIANGLE First Row: Betty Hanks. Anne Oliphant, Sammle St. Andre. Virginia Morgan. Lor- na llamni. Lenora Turrentlne. Armilda Broussard. La Rue Tucker. Martha Keating. 8eccnd Row: Jane Maxwell, Margaret Duncan, Martha Ann Myers, Billy� Murphy, Hattie Dantin, Lenora Morgan, Betty Crawford, Louise Mestayer. Marie Howell, Johnnie Bolton, Simmie Trimble, Betty Rat- cliff. Emily Fillpi. Third Row: Barbara Ras- bury. Martha Couvilllon, Betty Alder. Jerry Laborde, Archie Pullen, Louise Vaux, lit hum Ewing. Gene Frances Howard. Jane Upshaw, Sue Ellen Ford, Mary Frances Schultz. HOOKROOM STAFF First Row: Doris Thompson, Matalee Crump, Peggy Abbott, Mary Ware, Carolyn Cart- wright, Sue Ellon Ford. Second Row: Jena Reynaud, Mr. Miller, Louise Vaux, Dor- othy Thompson. ROOSTERS First Row: Ruth Fuhrer, Betty Thompson. Frances Pet- erman. Patty Stafford, Doris Nell Penny, Jackie Blotner, Johncll Rush. Second Row: Joyce Lea Mil- ler. Betty Gerretts, Shirley Et- tlngvr, Freddie Cleveland, Isa- bel Pearce, Mary Ann Kelley. Third Row: Gladys Laugh- lin. Faille D’Aunoy, Joan Marshall, Dorothy Carruth, Dorothy Barmore, Oulta Ver- non, JoAnn Henderson, Susie Erskine, Alice Me Manus, Gayle Savoy. CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: George Stout, Wayne Steadman, Arthur De- Loach. Second Row: Frank Bej so- vec, Richard Peterman, Ruby Fillette, Bill Normand, Betty Andrics. Betty Brown. Floria Cannon, Dottle Daniels, Mrs. Hickman. Billye Brashear, Mary Rose Messina, Alma Nalley. Stamping, dating, numbering, and issuing books, fding bookslips, hearing complaints (from students and teachers alike)! These are only a few of the jobs of the girls in the book room. At any period you will find two of the very alert and efficient members of the staff on duty in the book room. Their job isn’t easy but “where there’s a will, there’s a way”. Take a deep breath. Smell like Mom’s cooking? That’s that meal all those potential track stars tear for every day at 12:05. The cafeteria staff has really outdone itself this year in fixing meals that can’t be beat. Infla- tion proved to be a tough obstacle, but every- one admits that Mrs. Hickman and her help- ers have certainly done a swell job. • (JSoodterA The Boosters are one of the hardest work- ing service clubs at Bolton. At the beginning of each year they sell football season tickets, and at the games they have charge of the pea- nut concessions. Once a year, at the home- coming game, they march with the band at the half, and they help numerous civic or- ganizations in their activities. DL Rush! Rush! Rush! The canteen staff works before school, at recess, and noon and they’ve developed amazing speed and skill. They serve hundreds every day. There are always more pupils coming, all shouting or- ders into the canteen at the same time. But the staff doesn’t mind; they know that all the profit they make goes toward the betterment of the school. Such school spirit is seldom equaled, so here is a salute to the Bolton Can- teen Staff. CANTEEN STAFF Jimmy Ratcliff, David Ham- ilton, Juanita Raxsdale, Mr. Itodgtrn, Ronnie Chunovert, Bobby Stag . CHEMISTRY STAFF Uoyd Higgins, Carl Strace- nor. Glen Headrick, Jimmy Ratcliff, Bobbie Reynolds, James Mabson. Anne Oliphant. Mr. Rodgers. Dayton Ball, Barney Leopard. Mr. Oliphant, Harry Smith. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS First Row: Lena Ohicola, Delma Pugh, Maxine McGraw. Virginia Leo George, Ruth Fu- iua, Joseph in McCarty, Alma Porto, Earlene Flanagan. Bar- bara Polk, Geraldine Stevens, Mary Frances Kramel. Second Row: Betty Andries. Mary Rose Messina. Billye Murphy, Emily Filipl, Eugenia Ward, Bobbie Lee Reynolds, Mary Hamilton. Wanda Miller. Dorothy Wootan, Anna Mae Leotta. Third Row: Catherine Cur- tis, Betty Ratcliff, Mildred Vnllery, Wanda Ryan. Marga- ret Duncan. Emma Lois Till. Lorraine Thompson. June Ber- geron, Mara Cureington, Jane Hayes, Barbara Fuquu, Jane Anderson. Fourth Row: Tollie Jones. Mary Holton, Mildred Fisack- vrly. Flora Lee Barton, Wan- da Russell, Carolle Rollins. Barbara Aymond. Gene Fran- ces Howard. Alma Nalley. Pansy Forman. Fifth Row: Miss Hines, Al- ine Showers, Miriam Parnell. Dorothy Nugent, Sidney Ortc- go. Billye Ruth Smith, Edith Smith, Mary Lou Hendricks, Betty Smith. 4-H CLUH First Row: LaVerne Star- brock, Josephine McCarty, Shirley Andries, Betty Andries. Mary Rose Messina. Bill Nor- mand, Bert Salmon, Walter McCann. Second Row: Martha Stuch- llk, Mary Frances Owens. Alma Nalley, Bobby DeKeyser, Richard Peterman, James Wllmoro, James Vanderlick. A. W. Matthews. Third Row: Betty Jean Brown, Mur! 1 Verzwyvelt. Mary Thiels. Gloria Orulk- shank. Miss Hines, George Stout. Glenn Craig, C. L. Younger, Mr. Canterbury. Staff This organization has steadily been gaining recognition in Bolton. It is for the students who are highly interested in chemistry and desire to gain more practical, working knowl- edge of the subject. Experience gained by this staff will enable its members to appret i- ate and have a clearer comprehension of chemistry and its increasing importance in our present world. 4-J4 CLb Head, Hand, Heart, and Health—These are the Hi’s that the members of the club work to develop. The Head to clearer thinking; the Hand to greater service; the Heart to greater loyalty; and the Health to better liv- ing for God, club, community, and country. This club is one of the hardest working ones of Bolton and is always winning blue ribbons and other honors at state and parish fairs. Chemiitr, V Juture Jh omemakers L The Future Homemakers Club is com- posed largely of girls who are specializing in Home Economics. At their weekly meetings their discussions range from the “new look” in fashions, to proper social usages, to home decoration, to preparation of delectable foods, and this year, even to ways to beautify their yards. unior l ecl (LroAA C ounci( The Junior Red Cross Council, conij osed of a member from each home-room, has earned a reputation for ability and success. The council meets every other Tuesday to discuss various projects to be undertaken. All of the projects meet with cooperation by the school, which, with the leadership of the council members, is responsible for the organization’s success. JUNIOR REI) CROSS COUNCIL First Row: Paul Brewer, Raymond Handera. Fran k Pear e, Joy Juneau. Emeat Harris. CharleH Dunn, Ken Carstc-ns. Frank Sealfano. Second Row: Mary Massin- glll. I .aura McGehe . Jo Ellen Brouasard. Emma Jean Stll- ley, Louise Murchison, Mattie Rae White, Jolene Murphey, Billy lluthnance, Joan Marsh- all. Armllda Broussard, Mary Carter. Third Row: Ivy Beauboeuf. Faille D Aunoy. G. G. White. Jesse Lee Hyde, Burt Farrar, Rlnky Brewer, Warren Brous- sard. Johnny Motter, Tommy Redd. Edward Eubanks. Fourth Row: Bobbie Is o Reynolds, Mary Camp, Blllv Fall-tanks, Ethel Me Neely, Je- leiie Sanders, Mildred Vallery, Doris Jarred, Edwin Lcmolne. Stanley Sayre, Floyd Morgan. KEY CLUB First How: Sammy Dunbar, Herbert Summit. Billy Stler- man, Kenneth Broad well, Freddie Goldstein. Edwin Cap- lan, Arnold Hutchinson. Second Row: Jay Clark, Wallace Mathews, Jerry Jan- ette, Pin Dyer. Carr Lane Wil- kerson, Bernard Kaplan, Son- ny Pearce, Ronald Grubb. Third Row: John Schroll, Johnny Ayres. Warren Brous- sard, Malcolm Forsyth. El- wyn Mobley, Jimmy Ratcllfr, Edward Eubanks. KEY ROOM STAFF First Row: Mary Clark. Bet- ty Alder, Simmie Trimble. Second Row: Betty Craw- ford. Sammie St. Andre. Re- becca McCombs. Martha Mc- Cann. Ann Louise Ford, Wan- da Ryan. Third Row: Betty Kelso, Anna Cowart. Emma Lois Till, La Rue Tucker. Ethyl Mc- Neely. LIBRARY STAFF First Row: Mary Clark, Mary Pomes, Pansy' Forman, Nancy Gehr, Evelyn McCullin. Second Row: Edgar O’Neill, Isabel Pearce. Aubrey Wilker- son. Miss Whitman, Jerry La- borde, Alice McManus, Dot Woodall, Flora Lee Ford, Vel- ma Devllle, Mary Thiels, Mu- riel Verzwyvelt. Louise Fisac- kerly, Edna Mae Zachary, Barbara Rasbury. The Key Club, composed of boys chosen for leadership, scholarship, and character, is one of the foremost organizations at Bolton. Sponsored by the Kiwanians it is conducted on the same basis as a local civic club. Throughout the year it is ever-active with various projects, such as handling concessions at the annual horse show, sponsoring a for- mal dance after the Bolton-Menard game, and repainting the cafeteria. “This book is two days overdue”—familiar words in the library. This staff has the task of keeping the books and magazines in their proper places, changing the newspapers in the racks each day, and checking books in and out. In general, they work hard trying to make things easier for the students when they use the library. Rc oom Right across the hall from the library is a small room known to all students as the Key Room. They know w’hen they are forgetful and leave their locker key at home or perhaps lose it, they can trust the Key Room staff for immediate service. This staff is composed en- tirely of girls who work very hard supplying the students with keys. Wain Office Staff Carefully selected for top-notch scholarship, character, accuracy, and dependability, these girls of the Main Office Staff have many du- ties. They keep the office records, deliver messages, answer the telephone, check pupils in and out, make up the absentee lists, run off the daily announcements sheets, and sort mail. Their responsibilities make it quite an honor to serve on such a staff. MAIN OFFICE STAFF Left to Right: Emily Ftllpi, Jano Anderson, Bobbie I ee Reynolds. Louise Guthrio, Vel- ma Deville, Mildred Moras, Joyce Cumella, Betty Dunn. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Hobble Lee Rey- nolds, Betty Dunn, Arinllda Broussard, Freddie Goldstein, Billy Stierman, Juanita Raxs- dalc. Second Row: Betty Alder. Frances Howard. Velma Rae Devillo. Sammy Dunbar, Leno- ra Turrentine, Ronald Grubb. Louise Mestayer. Third Row: John Attrep, Mary Frances Schultz, Jo Anne Trammell. Lucy Single- ton. I orna Hamm. Jimmy Ratcliff, Betty Sue Funchess. Fourth Row: Dorothy Tho- mas. Cornelia Howell, Edwin ('apian, George Nell Antony, Virginia Morgan, Rlolse Cap- pel. Betty Kelso. PELICAN BOYS’ STATE First Row: Barney Leopard. Harry Smith. Walter La- forgue, Jim Allen. Second Row: Carl Stracener. Arthur Avey. Kenneth Broad- well. Glen Headrick, Marvin Bond. Jack Coco. Third Row: John Attrep, Jay Clark, Billy Stierman. Malcolm Forsyth. Warren Broussard, Elwyn Mobley. Tommy Post. Dayton Ball. PELICAN GIRLS’ STATE First Row: Cornelia Howell, Mary Clark, Betty Sue Fun- chess, Ethma Ewing. Second Row: Shirley Ettin- ger, Betty Alder, Betty Dunn, Lenora Turrentine. Lucy Sin- gleton. Lorna Hamm, Gene Frances Howard. Third Row: Hattie Dantln, Juanita Raxsdab . Frankie Stafford, Bobble Lee Reynolds. Armilda Broussard. Jo Anne Trammell, Dorothy Carruth. I he members of the Beta Tau Sigma, Bol- ton's chapter of the National Honor Society, appreciate what it means to belong to this dub. As the name suggests, honor where it is deserved is given. Scholarship, leadership, character, and a good, all-round personality are necessary qualifications, and these re- quirements must be met by all members. Membership in this society is one of the high- est honors at Bolton. Qidi The desire of every Junior girl is to be elected a delegate to Pelican Girls’ State which is held each summer at our capitol city. These girls chosen for their leadership, character, and scholarship, are benefited in numerous ways by their attendance at Girls’ State for by actual participation in imaginary state, parish, and local governments they are taught the fundamentals of good citizenship and the meaning of democracy. Bolton made a wonderful showing at Peli- can State this year, for besides gaining nu- merous smaller honors and awards, Ethma Fwing was elected Lt.-Gov.; Jo Anne Tram- mell, most talented girl; and Frankie Staf- ford, most outstanding Senator. Oft to Pelican State! For these now Senior boys one of their most cherished desires is about to be iulfdled. A week of hard work in preparation for a session of the Legislature, or a Parish election, mixed with good, whole- some fun, sends the delegates back home chocked full of the knowledge of the inner working of democracy where it begins in our local governments. Participation in self-gov- ernment prepares the future leaders of Lou- isiana lor a new tomorrow. The members of the Press Club, selected for their outstanding work on Bruin or Gum- tux, are responsible for the “Bolton High Notes” appearing five times a week in the Alexandria daily paper. They work hard gathering the news, typing it out, and seeing that it’s in on time. It is largely through their column that the citizens of our town are kept informed of Bolton’s many activities. PRESS CLUB First Row: Louise Mestayer, Herbert Sumrall. Glen Head- rick. Freddie Goldstein, Lloyd Higgins, Lorna Hamm. Second Row: Archie Pullen. Shirley Ettinger, Betty Sue Funchess. Cornelia Howell, Lucy Carol Singleton. Carr Lane Wllkerson, Kioise Cap- pel. Third Row: Sue Ellen Ford, Louise Vaux, Malcolm For- syth. Billy Sti rman. Jay Mas- saro. Bernnrd Kaplan. QUILL AND SCROLL First Row: Eloise Cappel, Betty Sue Funchess, Jo Anne Trammell. Frankie Stafford. Sally Walder, Lucy Singleton. George Nell Antony. Second Row: Louise Vaux. Betty Dunn, Armllda Brous- sard, Freddie Goldstein, Billy Ptlerman, Louise Mestayer. Jimmy Allen. Third Row: Doris Nell Pen- ny. Barbara Mobley, Connie Well, Sammy Dunbar. Lenora Turrentine, Virginia Morgan. Ruth Fuhrer, Mary Clark. Fourth Row: John Attrep. Frances Howard, Kenneth Broadwell. Glen Headrick. Lorna Hamm. Jimmy Ratcliff, Shirley Etting r, Bernard Kap- lan, Wallace Mathews. Fifth Row: Alice McManus, Blllye Murphy, Cornelia How- ell. Edwin Caplan. Edwin Ad- rlon, Betty Kelso. Ethma Ew- ing. Sue Ellen Ford, Harry Smith. RIFLE CLUB First Row: Arnold Hutchin- son, Jay Massaro. Walter Hli- bor� , Ray Whatley, Sammy Narrow, Shelby Bohannon, Ar- thur Avey, Eddie Bn wn. Second Row: Billy Guinn. Kotz Patterson, IC s. a n e t h George, Dayton Ball, Johnny Motter, James Decker. Third Row: Ray George, Sidney Taylor, Eugene Brown, Sonny Pharis, Mr. Nichols. MR. TAYLOR’S OFFICE STAFF Mary Frances Schul z, Miss Moore, Betty Crawford. Anna Cowart, Tim Jackscn. Mr. Taylor, Ernestine Lawrence. W, SaaL 'Staff Quill and Scroll is an international honor- ary society for high school journalists, with over five hundred chapters in this country, from Alaska to Florida, and Maine to the Philippines. Members must be from the up- per classes, and must have done outstanding work on the Bruin, Cumtux, or Press Club. This energetic group of girls is the back- bone of Mr. Taylor’s Office Staff, for the serv- ice they render is invaluable to the school. Their work consists of everything from check- ing excuses to helping with any problems that arise, and the entire school appreciates the service this dependable staff renders. ttfl Have a gun? Like to shoot? Then the Rifle Club is just what you want. This, one of Bol- ton's newest clubs, is the club of outdoors- men, who like to indulge in frontier Amer- ica’s foremost sports, marksmanship and hunting. The club instills in its members the belief that proper instruction in the handling of firearms is the best way to eliminate accidents in one of America’s greatest sports. The Treasury Staff is in charge of all the financial transactions of Bolton. This careful- ly chosen group keeps tab on every penny that enters or leaves the school and each month forms a typewritten report which is presented to the principal. It is indeed an honor to be on the Treasury Staff, for each member is selected to meet high standards of dependability and accuracy. TREASURY STAFF First Row: Mr. Clanton. Second Row: Elwyn Mobley, Shelby Bohannon. Anno Oli- plmnt. Third Row: Walter Flllotte, Sammy Dunbar, Ernest Har- ris. Edwin Caplan. and we forget about classes when BRUIN comes out We re just typical Imerica happy, healthy, Soda Lie, and ¥ We like the outdoors . . . � n We like sitting in the sun Juniors’ dreams of Senior rings Fire-drills get us out of class Football Sponsors all dressed up Noon hour loafing We marvel at icy-weather We love to sign-out of Study Hall Seniors get F.B.I. fingerprinted! Our aim—Graduation! We puzzle over geometry General Science Physics Experiment k o believe that mental development U i Algebra World History Chemistry lab. Geometry Right, top to bottom Literature American History Grammar and Composition eddentia t to our SucceAA in tife and to the mainten- ance of? our de- mocracy . . . Qualitative Analysis Latin (Wow!) Amateur “Rockettes” Girls even try football! Phidippides Rivals Would-be tennis champs Not Sherwood—just Bolton Boosters vs. Band Boosters an (I (florif in it A devefopment op men Get set—on your mark! Volley Ball Little Bill Tilden Football practice IV ho lefieue in cle- Jo JJJL ueloping, Special A hills as of? tivliboocl h a means Cooking Wood-craft loy-making Typing Mechanical -drawing Art practical and enjoya • • Home Economics Cabinet work Music Sewing Even into the latest steps Eighth Graders enjoy them, too . . . who jind norma tk eaithy pic leaSure The Key Club formal Ticket-taker Clanton Jimmie and Joyce M. A. and Billy 125 Joe and Edna Lucy and Glenn doeAn t matter muc; L are Barn Dance Joan, Jimmy, Frances and Rex Daily noon-hour dances formal or informal. d)tJ dancing we enjoy. Fay and Bill It wouldn’t be football without peanuts Between classes oasis Checking the Cafeteria menu The drug store is a favorite place liaue ext re me I app elites because Hungry Key Clubbers Insatiable appetites at Football games Preparing for Key Club luncheon We’re ravenous by 3:30! After the half the Band needs nourishment we ude up a tot of? eneryy one way an cl anotli er Behind the scenes in Cafeteria Decorating for a dance Booster peanut sellers at football game We M to join attend meetin Bruin staff lines them up for stamp pictures Jackie takes a shot These boys provide us with movies Decorating the auditorium Bruin staff sorting pictures Cumtiix editors race to meet deadline and taLe part in all tLeir activities. Key Club Boys pledge allegiance Preparing boxes for Europe Boosters discuss plans with Mr. Clanton We handle school funds and bookkeeping lAJe believe in dtudent participation in We assist in the Main Office participi We catalog books and magazines Boys re-paint the Cafeteria We publish a weekly newspaper We run the movie machine Right, top to bottom We check the absentees We run the Canteen . . . . . . and the library . . . and the book-room functioning of our School as a means of preparing uS or civic leader- We take charge of the locker key room We edit Bruin Welc ove Majorette LeNan Bolton Scouts on parade The Saucier twins do fancy twirling in the Santa Claus parade Hoi (on Hand on Parade Jimmy Dunn, expert (wirier Boosters and Hand Boosters in perfect step an J floot Grandstand reaction K X Football players escort the sponsors Would-be cheerleaders try-out Sponsors with their gay corsages Anxious sideline waiting Plenty of action on the field Through the gates on a drizzly night Sponsors take on that “new look” Scenes like this fill us with surprise Band Boosters add glamour Untiringly they lead the cheers I eincj. youny. Signing Bruins Playful moments Fire drill Noon-hour relaxation Diploma girls at graduation Friendly buddies lieadtliyi, an enercj An apple, a textbook, and a radio! What genius! Trumpet Trio at Graduation One lone 3rd year Spanish pupil Oil painting Practice shots Harry is forever taking Bruin pictures Some read magazines; some study • • • we. i;L ad mericand, Cheerleaders in City Hall square Campus quintet Getting an admit Just loafing The annual Boys’ Beauty Contest Left to right: Jerry Martin, Shelby Bohannon. Sonny Pearce, and Harry Smith 141 now We wish to acknowledge, with sincere appreciation, the valuable assistance of the following, whose help made the task of publishing the 1948 Bruin a very pleasant and interesting one: Miss Louise Morgan, Editorial Sponsor Miss Lessie Moore, Business Sponsor Miss Elbe Gates, Assistant Business Sponsor Mrs. Peters, Head of English department Mr. Decoteau and Miss Lennie-Smith and all other members of the faculty who so willingly cooperated, Our advertisers whose financial backing is of supreme importance. The entire student body, Mr. P. E. Dozier and Mr. A1 Hiding of the Shreveport Engraving Company, Mr. E. W. Benson and his staff, of the Benson Printing Company. The Bruin Editor, Eloise Cappel, and the entire Bruin Staff uertidementd Don't say BREAD, say HOLSUM COTTON'S BAKERY Shoes of Quality . . . Dress or Sport Types , . . 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MERTENS, Owner Phone 6962 Where Discriminating Housewives Shop ALLEN JEANSONNE'S GROCERY AND MARKET Masonic Drive Phone 5688 HEMPEN MOTOR COMPANY E. LEVY CO. 530 Murray Street Everything Electrical Dial 8201—8931 Phone 61 37 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 630—6th SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. i 122 Third Street TUDOR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Dial 2-1313 1284 Murray Street ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ALEXANDRIA OAKDALE FARR AUTO SUPPLY Phone 9508 Phone 38 Better Bargains in Used Cars BORDELON'S USED CAR LOT We Buy, Sell and Trade Tenth Jackson Phone 2-0944 GARRETT OFFICE SUPPLIES 421 Murray St. Dial 4418 Alexandria, La- ALEXANDRIA H. N. GOFF PINEVILLE Insurance—Real Estate Phenes 6638—5781 PHONES 2-2882—2-2201 146 Oldest Child Shop In Alexandria GOLD’S We Outfit Them From Infants to 14 Years 1027 Third Dial 3707 E. B. ROGERS GROCERY AND MARKET My Yardstick Is The Golden Rule Pineville Phone 4751 You'll Find the Smartest Fashions for the Junior Miss at POSNER 1008 Third Street Phone 4156 Telephone 2-2091 P. O. Box 1309 THOMPSON-SLATTEN MOTORS Your Studebaker Dealer Eighth and Jackson Streets USE OUR ARCADE SCHWARTZBERG'S Three Entrances Third Street Second Street Johnston Street PEOPLES SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Poll Parrott—For Children Air-step—For Women Rand—For Men Dial 9616 1129 Third St. Alexandria, La. REED'S DRUG STORE Where Your Dollar Counts Phone 4401 Pineville Your Printers, Stationers and Office Outfitters Since 1919 STANDARD PRINTING CO., INC. 814 Third Dial 4424 147 TENDER CRUST TWIN PACK BREAD Is GOOD Bread NATIONAL BAKERY Lower Third Alexandria 2800 Lee DRS. PAIGE, CARVER, and PAIGE—VETERINARIANS PAIGE'S PUPPIES Pet and Pet Supplies Phone 3097 J. J. VANDERHOEVEN O'SHEE'S PHARMACY LEE VANCE Phone 5888 KEEP FIT Try Dancing at the GRACE FENN STUDIO Phone 8996 715 Chester Street J. C. PENNEY COMPANY incorporated 1010-1012 Third Street Where Students Shop and Save GET YOUR RECORDS AT JOHNNY RUSH'S Sporting Goods Everything from Symphonies to Sinatra Free Delivery Serve Yourself Phone 6447 Free Parking GENGO'S SUPER MARKET Better Foods, Better Values, Low Prices Chester Rapides OWL DRUG STORE 806 Main Pineville 148 Jewelry, Gifts, Diamonds, Watches, Watch and Jewelry Repairs CARTER JEWELRY CO., INC. 809 Third Alexandria TESTA'S FOOD MARKET JOE TESTA Experienced Since 1928 GROCERIES—MEATS VEGETABLES Corner of Vance and Chester—Dial 7372 W. T. GRANT CO. Corner Third and Murray Streets ALEXANDRIA, LA. VISIT THE BAPTIST HOSPITAL A 250 Bed General Hospital Fully Equipped and Fully Approved Beauty Shop Phone 7470 Barber Shop Phone 6202 Air Conditioned GUARANTY BARBER SHOP Inc. Most Modern Shop In Louisiana 327 Murray Street Alexandria METAL AWNINGS ALUMAROLL VENETIAN BLINDS C. E. EWING, JR. Manufacturer of Metal Products 1123 Jackson Alexandria, La. MAKES PHOTOS AND CUTS RALPH BREWER, Owner GRAPHIC STUDIO AND ENGRAVING CO. 1304-8 WASHINGTON DIAL 9335 149 CURT’S PRINT SHOP Quality Printers Telephone 3934 Tenth and DeSoto Streets ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Use Our 30 Years Experience CUMMINS-HOWELL Realtors BOB DINNAT'S BAKE SHOP Cakes for Ail Occasions Birthday and Wedding Parties Danish and French Pastries Phone 3256 902-906 Monroe Street Alexandria, La. THE W. A. COON MUSIC CO. Dial 8238 417 Murray Alexandria Always Remember Your Men's Style Center CAPLAN’S MEN'S SHOP I 124 Third Alexandria CLARK-DUNBAR AND DUNN HOME FURNISHINGS PHONE 9588 325 JACKSON 150 “ jewelry company Alexandria's oldest retail store Established in 1865 VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP Two entrances: 924 Third St.—316 Murray St. Alexandria, Louisiana HOWARD BROS. DIXIE AUTO-LEC STORE 329 Murray Street ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ARTEL B. HOWARD, Manager Phone 7059 J. A. ENGSTROM Incorporated Alexandria's Growing Department Store FURNITURE—READY-TO-WEAR APPLIANCES 1407 Lee Street Phone 4971 DYER'S FLOWER SHOP CHERRY H. DYER Owner Home of Fine Flowers Dial 4782 or 8789 1729 Albert St. Alexandria, La. 15) BERGERON'S GULF STATION Telephone 8878 FIFTH AND MURRAY STREETS 24 Hour Service Your eye sight is safe in DR. LACY BORDELON’S care. It's your most precious gift; guard it well. THE AMERICAN SUPPLY COMPANY JOHN SWANSON LEE SUMRALL 1001 Fulton St. Phone 4017 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Simonds Sow Steel Compony—Manhattan Rubber Mfg. Division—The Abrasive Company-— Johns-Manville Industrial Packings—The Glacier Metal Company—Bethlehem Steel Company— Belt Traction Company—Riverside Waste Company—American Radiator Standard Sanitary Corporation—C. F. Church Mfg. Company—General Water Heater Corporation—Jacuzzi Brothers. Inc.—Good Mfg. Co.. Inc. BOLTON'S DRY GOODS STORE 718 Bolton Avenue JOHN F. BOLTON, Proprietor ALEXANDRIA STEAM LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS • Over Forty Years of REAL SERVICE You will find your school needs in Dresses, Coats, Suits, Shoes, Sportswear, and Accessories at AMES COMPANY 1025 Third Street BRIDGES DRUG STORE Phone 6606 BOLTON AND LEE ALEXANDRIA, LA. 152 153 Slip uJmuntr? Christ (Sift § luip Louisiana's Finest Known From Coast to Coast A Department of HILL, HARRIS COMPANY 13th Lee Streets SIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Distinctive—Unusual FINE CHINA DINNERWARE By Spode-Wedgwood-Royal Worcester- Castleton CRYSTAL TABLEWARE By Hawkes-Fostoria-Cambridge-Tiffin- Heisey STERLING AND PLATED SILVER By International-Wallace-Ellis OBJECTS OF ART OCCASIONAL FURNITURE Antique Furniture, Silver, China and Glass COMMERCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY A. H. PETRIE Manager • 221 Johnston Street Dial 8832 When Its Flowers Say It With Ours COX'S COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP 1345 Jackson Street MRS. FANNIE M. COX ALEXANDRIA, LA. CITY LUMBER COMPANY Alexandria's One-Stop Building Service Free Estimates—Plan Service—F.H.A. Financing Dial 9716 602 Monroe St. 154 THE STATION WHICH BRINGS YOU THE N.B.C. PARADE OF STARS K. S. Y. L. 1400 on Your Dial Alexandria, La. AUTO PARTS AND BATTERY SERVICE Specializing in Electrical and Carburetor Service Jackson at Fifth Street Phone 4843 LOUISIANA OFFICE SUPPLY o p From Stationery to Typewriters 325 Murray Street Alexandria, La. FOR FASHIONS WITH A NEW LOOK . . . Choose from Wellan's varied selections of everything in clothes for every occasion and for everyone in the entire family. YOUR FAMILY STORE Welijan’s ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA COLLEGE PINEVILLE, LOUISIANA EDGAR GODBOLD, President H. M. WEATHERSBY, Dean A Senior, co-educational college of liberal arts and sciences, fully accredited by state and national standardizing organizations. Founded in 1906. Beautiful campus attractively covered with stately pines. New buildings and equipment being added to meet growing demands. Streamlined calendar to enable students to complete work for Bachelor's Degree in three years. Faculty composed of well-trained and experi- enced experts in respective departments. Nine weeks' summer term beginning first Tuesday in June with department heads as teachers and instructors. Regular session begins the second Tuesday in September. An earnest effort is made to generate and promote a helpful Christian atmosphere on the campus for the benefit of entire college group. Effective student organizations main- tained throughout the year. Strong pre-professional and pre- vocational courses in curriculum. For further information phone President at Office, 5124; residence, 2-2994, or Dean at office, 3236, residence, 5062. Catalogs and other information furnished by mail on request. College offices open during hours for conferences with pros- pective students and patrons. 156 ADD TO YOUR EDUCATION YOUR BRIGHTEST LOOKS AND CHEERIEST SPIRITS... Nothing contributes so much to that coveted appearance which attracts, as perfectly chosen apparel. Here you get the highest standards of quality and the greatest values. WEISS AND GOLDRING Everything to Wear for the Entire Family PIECE GOODS, LINENS, ACCESSORIES, BEAUTY SHOP, AND GIFT DEPARTMENT Third and DeSoto Streets Phones 4025, 4206, 4272, 4119, 4238, 4777 (OMAR Motors Inc. Dial 4464 98 Bolton Ave. BRASHER PLUMBING APPLIANCES PLUMBING, HEATING AND GAS FITTING Forty Years Serving Alexandria BOOSTERS 1948 President..........JACK BLOTNER Vice-President . . . DORIS NELL PENNY Secretary.......PATTY STAFFORD 157 SOUTHERN CHEVROLET COMPANY FIFTH AT JACKSON Sales and Service ALEXANDRIA 158 AVOYELLES WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Ltd. Offices at ALEXANDRIA BUNKIE VILLE PLATTE NATCHITOCHES Louisiana Distributors of WOLF'S PREMIUM FLOUR AVOYELLES RED STAR COFFEE BAKER-LAWHON FORD Incorporated WHOLESALE GROCERS FOR BETTER SERVICE ★ BROTHER BLACKMAN'S LAUNDRY Dial 6666 ALEXANDRIA FRUIT COMPANY GEORGE F. CHICOLA—Owner ALEXANDRIA COMMUNITY CENTER 3 I 5 Bolton Alexandria J. I. BAHHON STDRE COLLEGE DRIVE 159 PINEVILLE QUALITY ICE CREAM COMPANY 2144 LEE STREET Phone 3100 MARBLE PINEVILLE AND GRANITE WORKS 222 Main Street F. M. SMITH, Owner Telephones 6253—7829 Pineville, Louisiana JOHN W. WARD HARDWARE COMPANY JOHN W. WARD, Owner SPORTING GOODS—FARM TOOLS DAIRY SUPPLIES 1726-32 Lee St. Near Lee Bolton HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES We are interested in talking to young men, of the opportunities offered by our firm for learning our business and building a permanent place for themselves. We are assured of a perpetual cut of timber. Call for appointment Also, our retail yard, the MARTIN BUILDING MATERIALS CO., carry a complete stock of all building materials. ROY n. MARTIN LUMBEH COMPANY, Inc. 160 BUILDERS' LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, ROOFING LIME AND CEMENT Phone 6601 Main Street Pineville, Louisiana S. H. KRESS AND COMPANY I I 20 Third Street ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA KOBLEN'S JEWELRY CITY DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS JACKSON AND BOLTON AVENUE For Music, Drama, News and Sports Listen to KALB 580 on your dial 5,000 watts power AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO. K0HARA STUDIO Photographs of Distinction PORTRAITS, COMMERCIAL, PHOTO FINISHING, COPY WORK CAMERAS AND ACCESSORIES 410 MURRAY ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ECONOMY GROCERY MARKET Main Street Pineville, La. If It's Good To Eat, We Have It Telephone 6861 Coin Operated Phonographs, Pin Ball Tables, Etc. ALEXANDRIA AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO. For Better Records and Complete Service 214 Jackson St., Alexandria, La. Phone 6445 RALPH SIMS. Owner ALEXANDER BOLTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Dial 4426 811 Third Street Hotel Bentley Building Alexandria, Louisiana A FRIENDLY BANK Rapides Ban TRUST CO YOUR DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE INSURED • BASK wnx'ftf D mcu 162 t apideA f- aching, Cdc aeterni company WLLJe Weal BUY LOUISIANA-MADE PRODUCTS ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA PEARSON FURNITURE CO. Dealers in FURNITURE, RUGS, STOVES AND HOME APPLIANCES Phone 5091 2417 Lee Street at Entrance to City Park ALEXANDRIA OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 4th DeSoto Sts. Phone 6626—6627 UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS Office Supplies SUNDSTRAND ADDING IvlACHINES GIVE US A TRIAL, For Prompt Service Alexandria, La. flnDR€SS-flBBOTT INC. 1515 Third ALEXANDRIA Dial 4451 163 STANDARD AUTO PARTS MACHINE CO. Incorporated Replacement Parts, Tools and Supplies Complete Machine and Welding Shop in Connection WHOLESALE ONLY ALEXANDRIA, LA. HUB CITY HARDWARE COMPANY I I I I Second Alexandria RAPIDES GROCERY COMPANY 164 EVERETT T. STEPHENS JOHN W. FOLTZ “Our Policy A y„ur Protection GENERAL INSURANCE STEPHENS-FOLTZ AGENCY INC 1119 Fourth St. Phone 2-2221 Phone 3524 CHADDICK'S SIFT SHOP Pottery—Drugs—Stationery—Potted Pla nts }4 Mile South of Ransville P.O. Box 427 For Expert Beauty Service go to ST. CLAIR BEAUTY SHOP or BOOTHS BEAUTY SHOP in Wellan's on 716 Bolton Av®. W. FOSTER WALKER W. FOSTER WALKER. JR. ALEXANDRIA AUTO COMPANY Oldsmobile Sales and Service 714 Third Dial 4496 165 CENTRAL CULVERT CORPORATION Corrugated Metal Concrete Culverts NEWCOMB STUDIO Everything Photographic A STOP . . . worth stopping for! J4otJ BENTLEY South's Finest Hotel ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Air-Conditioned for Your Perfect Comfort! A COLEMAN J. HUDSON, General Manager PEARCE MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto—Plymouth Phone 5445 1202 Fourth CHAS. N. WHITE Realtor Dial 7031 514 Murray 166 RAPIDES DRUG COMPANY, LTD. WHOLESALE The dependability of the service we render to Retail Drug Stores in Central Louisiana enables them to supply your needs with promptness and efficiency. YOUNGER MOTOR TRUCK CO. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS AND SERVICE Phones 9536—9537 203 Tenth CITY OF ALEXANDRIA CITY OFFICIALS CARL B. CLOSE (Mayor) W. A. McLEAN (Commissioner of Finance and Public Utilities) R. W. BRINGHURST (Commissioner of Streets and Parks) 167 TRENT L JAMES Tax Assessor 1617 Jackson Complete Radio Service PETE'S RADIO SERVICE Alexandria BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB 1948 LORNA HAMM President VIRGINIA MORGAN . . . . . Vice-President LENORA TURRENTINE . . . . . Secretary 2401 Third Phone 8092 Alexandria MARY BALL- BRIAN HATHORN Incorporated 2330 Lee Phone 9232 Alexandria WE ENJOY SERVING YOU AT PELICAN DRIVE INN DeWITT SMITH'S MODEL CLEANERS Masonic Drive Phone 4366 SULLIVAN RUSH SERVICE STATION Goodrich Tires and Accessories 530 Jackson Alexandria 168 CLAUDE WILKERSDN cl J lea tin 9 4 1327 Washington Phone 5762 J. E. RATCLIFF GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 7272 1418 Third Alexandria, La. Alexandria's Most Exclusive Restaurant LOBSTER ISLAND CAFE Specializing in Fresh Sea Foods and Barbecued Western Meats GINBERG'S Latest Fashions for Men and Women Third Street Alexandria 169 VORIES CAKES AND CRACKERS —Fresh and Crisp- Baked in New Orleans S. E. Howard—Salesman DENNIE'S MUSIC SUPPLY General Reconditioning and Plating of All Instruments • Complete Stock of All Parts 1120 Lee Alexandria 13, La. LEATHERMAN'S PHARMACY Prescription Pharmacists Sifts Special Baby Department 1010 Main Phone 4116 Pineville -I PINEVILLE “NEWS ] our “IKome Oowr Newspaper” MANUFACTURING AMERICA'S FAVORITE ICE CREAM MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. 31 I Lee Phone 4909 170 STANLEY HROMADKA ALEXANDRIA STANLEY'S BODY SHOP Repairers of Auto Radiators, Fenders, Bodies and Painting Phone 3947 Third and Elliott Drink Morning Bell Coffee—A Smile in Every Sip LOUISIANA COFFEE AND SPICE COMPANY Packers and Roasters I 120 Rapides Avenue Alexandria J. M. MCLEMORE LIVESTOCK COMMISSION MARKET Auction Sale Every Tuesday and Friday Buy Sell Daily Phone 7646—8227 Huey Long Circle—Boyce Highway WILLIE E. KEES, JR.. Mayor FRANK H. PETERMAN. Attorney ELLIS L. CORLEY, Secretary-Treasurer and Tax Collector CITY OF PINEVILLE BOARD OF ALDERMEN PERCY T. HATHORN DELILA NUGENT RAY A. STUART A. A. KELLEY OFFICERS HORACE L. WILLIS GEORGE HOFFMAN, MERRICK H. NUGENT. B. FRANK CLARK. Marshal Supt. Water Works Fire Chief PINEVILLE, LOUISIANA 171 WELDING AND GENERAL REPAIR WORK FLYNN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2030 Third Street ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA H. H. McCANN GENERAL STORE Lee Heights Phone 3172 172 “Have a Coke” Bottled tinder authority of The Coo-Coir Comoanv by ALEXANDRIA COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, LTD. It’s the friendly high-sign 173 Wedding Bouquets, Corsages, Funeral Designs, Landscaping A. H. MEYER’S FLOWER SHOP GARDENS Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere Phone 5772 Corner Meyer St. Homewood Addition ROWE'S LOG CABIN CAFE HAROLD AND WAYNE ROWE Owners MASONIC DRIVE HICKORY SMOKED BAR-B-CUE SANDWICHES Curb Service GUILLET'S CAFE Phone 2-1540 Masonic Drive THE CARROLL LUMBER COMPANY Incorporated BUILD WITH Carroll Quality Lumber and Certified Building Materials 1050 Washington Street Phone 4804 COMPLETE BODY SHOP DOGGETT MOTORS, INC. Kaiser-Frazer Dealer Let us give you an estimate on your next job 925 Bolton Phone 4412 174 ENJOY NOW PARK INN SUPER MARKET Military Highway Pineville, La. W. W. FUNCHESS Phone 8097 Automatic Phonographs Alexandria ADVERTISERS Alexandria Auto Company, 165 Alexandria Automatic Music Co., 162 Alexander Bolton Insurance, 162 Alexandria Community Center, 159 Alexandria Fruit Company, 159 Alexandria Office Equipment, 163 Alexandria Steam Laundry, 152 American Supply Company, 152 Ames Company, 152 Andress-Abbott, 163 Auto Parts and Battery Service, 155 Avoyelles Wholesale Groc. Co., 159 Baker-Lawhon Ford. 159 Baptist Hospital. 149 J. I. Barron, 159 Hotel Bentley, 166 Bergerson’s Gulf Station, 151 Blue Triangle, 168 Blu-Ribon Dairies, 158 Bolton’s Dry Goods Store, 152 Booster Club, I 57 Bordelon Used Car Lot, 146 Brame-Bomar Motors, Inc., 157 Brasher Plumbing Appliances, 157 Brice’s, 144 Bridges Drug Store. 152 Brother Blackman Laundry, 159 Builder's Lumber Supply Co., 161 Caplan's Men's Shop, 150 Carroll Lumber Co., 174 Carter Jewelry Company, Inc., 149 Central Culvert, 166 Chaddick's Gift Shop. 164 Charles N. White, 166 City of Alexandria, 167 City Drug Store. 161 City Lumber Company, 154 City of Pineville. Louisiana. 171 Clark-Dunbar Dunn, 150 Claude Wilkerson Plumbing, 169 Alexandria Coca-Cola Bottling, 173 W. A. Coon Music Company, 150 Commercial Insurance Co.. 154 Cotton Brothers Baking Co., 144 Cox's Colonial Flower Shop, 154 Cummins-Howell, 150 Curt's Print Shop, 150 Dennie’s Music Supply, 170 Bob Dinnat’s Bake Shop, 150 Dixie Auto-Lec Store. 151 Doggett Motor, 174 Dr. Lacy Bordelon, 151 Dr. Pepper Bottling Company, 152 Dyer's Flower Shop, 151 Economy Grocery, 162 J. A. Engstorm, 151 C. E. Ewing, Jr., Awnings, 149 Farr Auto Supply, 146 W. W. Funchess, 176 Grace Fenn School of Dance, 148 Flynn Manufacturing Company, 172 Ginsberg's, 169 Garrett's Office Supply. 146 Gem Jewelry, 145 Gengo's Super Market, 148 Golds Children's Shop, 147 H. N. Golf Insurance Agency, 146 W. T. Grant Company, 149 Graphic Studio, 149 Gravels Drug Store, 144 Gremillion Shoe Store. 144 Guaranty Bank, 152 Guaranty Barber Shop, 149 Guillet's Cafe, 174 Hemenway Johnson, 164 Hempen Motor Company. 145 Hill Harris, 154 Hixson's Dress Shop, 144 Hub City Hardware Company, 164 Jameson Motor Company, 144 Jeansonne's Grocery, 145 Jimmie's Bar-B-Que Stand. 145 KALB Radio Station, 163 Koblens Jewelry, 161 Kohara Studio, 161 S. H. Kress Company. 161 KSYL Radio Station, 155 Lazarone's Drive Inn. 144 Louisiana Coffee Spice, 171 Louisiana Wholesale Dist., 165 Leatherman's Pharmacy, 170 E. Levy Company, 145 Lobster Island, 169 Louisiana College. 156 Louisiana Office Supply Co., 155 H. H. McCann's Appliances. 172 J. M. McLemore, 171 A. H. Meyer's Flower Shop. 174 Mary Ball Service Station, 168 Roy Martin, 158 Midwest Dairy Products Corp., 170 Model Cleaners, 168 National Bakery,-148 Newcomb Studio, 166 Nehi Bottling Company, 149 O'Shee’s Pharmacy, 148 Owls Drug Store, 148 Owls Grocery and Market. 145 Dr. R. S. Paige, 155 Park-Inn Super Market, 176 Pearson Furniture Company, 163 Pelican Drive Inn. 168 Pearce Motor Company. 166 J. C. Penney, 148 People Shoe Store, 147 Pepsi Cola Company, 175 Pete's Radio Service, 168 Pineville Marble Granite Wks.160 Pineville News, 170 Posner. 147 Quality Ice Cream Co., 160 Rapides Bank and Trust Co., 162 Rapides Drug Company, 167 Rapides Grocery Company, 164 Rapides Packing Company, 163 J. E. Ratcliff General Contractor, 169 Reeds Drug Store, 147 E. B. Rogers Grocery Market, 147 Rowe's Log Cabin, 174 Johnnie Rush, 148 C. A. Schnack Jewelry Co., 151 Schwartzberg's 147 Standard Auto Parts Mach., 164 Stanley's Body Shop, 171 St. Claire and Booth’s Beauty Shop, 165 Sears Roebuck Company, 146 Security National Bank, 158 Stephen-Foltz Insurance, 165 Sullivan Rush, 168 Simon's, 168 Southern Chevrolet Compa ny, 158 Standard Printing Company, 147 Testa’s Food Market, 149 Thompson-Slatten Motors, 147 Trent L. James, 168 Tudor Construction Co., 146 Vories Baking Company, 170 Ward Hardware Company. 160 Weiss and Goldring, 157 Wellan’s, 155 Younger Motor Company, 167 176