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BOLTON HIGH SCHOOL ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA '=V= 0 MS _VA_ A§ v JJpMVS T A Yearbook of BOLTON HIGH SCHOul Alexandria, Louisiana © -x- vr -e- : pj Jkp( Preface $ Since central Louisiana is fast becoming a © ■ great cattle country and the annual Rodeo has ■? grown to such large proportions within the A vS o|o last few years, Bruin considers it fitting to make its 25th edition a Rodeo issue in tribute u to the new industry that is bringing additional 0 Irol Vo wealth and prosperity to this area. ao'=v=-(S),MS Table of Contents Ck. I. Scholastic Activities A 1. Faculty y 2. Class Work II. The Student Body 1. Campus Queen and Favorites ft 2. Personalities 3. Who’s Who A 4. Classes (Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Jt-reshmen, Eighth Graders) z III. Sports and Related Activities rrr O I O 1 IV. Extra-Curricular Activities 1. Clubs 2. Staffs 3. Around the Campus J? A if IlNlI Z Vo play,—whose broad understanding of student problems, whose many contributions to the school, especially in the field of visual educa- tion, and whose sincerity and loyality have left an indelible imprint upon the minds of those students who have come to love, to honor, arid to admire him—to “Mr. Nick,” the Senior class dedicates this, the 1950 BRUIN. FACULTY • TYPING • BOOKKEEPING • LATIN • HISTORY • ENGLISH • HOME MR IS EJA-A1 J ECONOMICS • FRENCH • SPANISH • ART • SHOP • MATHEMATICS • SCIENCE — © —x-i r -©- 5 ( j MR. JOSEPH DAVIS SMITH Principal of Bolton High School M.A. Louisiana State University — © -X- vr -©- : f J Right: MR. DOUGLAS TAYLOR Assistant Principal 15.A.. University of .Mississippi; .M.A.P Louis- iana State I'niverNity. Below: MRS. BETTY MOORE BEECH Office Secretary 15. A., Louisiana State University. MR. ANASTASIO MRS. BKISTKR MISS CAMBRIC MR. CA NTKRBl'RY MR. (AITEL The Faculty •. .MR. CHARLES ANASTASIO, Physical Education, Football Coach: B.S., Louisiana State University. MRS. M. C. BRISTER, Girls' Physical Education Director; Girls' Basketball Coach; B.S., Louisiana College; Sponsor: Blue Birds. • MISS MARY LEE CAMBRE, History; B.A., Louisiana College. • MR. J. G. CANTERBURY, Mathematics; M.S., Louisiana State University: Sponsor: 4-H Club. • MR. JOHN CAPPEL, History; B.A., Southwestern Louisiana Institute: Sponsor: Marching Squad. • MRS. MAY ROY CAPPEL, French, English: B.A., Louisiana State University; M. A., University of Wisconsin; Sponsor: French Club. • MS JS QE! A_ • MR. RICHARD D. CLANTON, Commerce; School Treasurer: B. S., Northwestern State College; Sponsor: Treasury Staff. • MISS RUBY DOWNS, History; B.A., Louisiana College. • MISS EFFIE GATES, Mathematics; B.A. Louisiana College; M.A., Louisiana State Uni- versity: Assistant Sponsor: Bruin Business Staff. • MRS. WENDALL HALL, English: B.A., Louisiana College: Sponsor: Debate Club, Cheer- leaders. MR. HAWKINS MISS HAWTHORN MRS. HICKMAN .MISS HINKS MRS. HOLLOMAN The Faculty • MR. AUBREY HAWKINS, Industrial Education; B.A., Southwestern Louisiana Institute; M.S., Louisiana State University. • MISS MABLE HAWTHORN, English; B.A., Sophie Newcomb College; Sponsor: Cumtux Editorial Staff. • MRS. TOM HICHMAN, Dietitian in charge of Bolton High School Cafeteria. • MISS AUDREY HINES, Home Economics: B.S., Louisiana State University: Sponsor: Home Economics Club, Band Boosters, and 4-H Club. • MRS. IRENE HOLLOMAN, Latin: B.A., Sophie Newcomb College. © r-x-i vr -©- rv Miss Pearce’s Spanish class Mr. Nichol’s American history class MISS HUNTER MR. HUTCHINSON MR. JEANSONNE MR. K A DERI. Y MISS KIT.PATRTCK The Faculty • MISS CATHERINE HUNTER, English: B.A., Northwestern State College; M.A., Lou- isiana State University; Sponsor: Boosters. • MR. JESSE HUTCHINSON, Physics; B.S., Southeastern Louisiana College. • MR. SAMUEL L. JEANSONNE, Mathematics; B.A. and M.A., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Key Club. • MR. W. F. KADERLY, Distributive Education: B.A. and M.A., Mercer University. • MISS SYDNEY KILPATRICK, Mathematics: B.A. and M.A., Louisiana State University. • Deceased S3 [H_ _ A Miss Strength’s typing class Miss Kilpatrick’s algebra class MISS l,. (iSTON MISS I„KNMK-SMITII MIIS. UKVKNS The Faculty • MISS VIRGINIA LANGSTON, Home Economics; B.A., Southeastern Louisiana College; Sponsor: Home Economics Club and Marching Squad. • MR. HANS LEIS, Science; B.S., Louisiana College; Sponsor: Cub Football, Junior Basket- ball, Varsity tennis and Tumbling Group. • MISS RL 1 H LENNIE-SMI1 II, Speech; A.B., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Thes- pian Society, Bantam Players, Bolton Playhouse. • MISS JULIA LEWIS, English; B.A., Louisiana College; Sponsor: Boosters. • MRS. FLORA LIEVENS, English, Commerce; B.A., Sophie Newcomb College. © —X— r -©- s (V Mrs. Peters’ literature class Miss Hunter’s grammar class MIIS. LOXGMIRK MK. McKAY MR. MAHI.KR MISS MILl.lHtLM MR. MII.LKR The Faculty • MRS. BIRDIE E. LONGMIRE, Mathematics; B.S. and A.B., Peabody College; M.A., University of Chicago. • MR. W. D. McKAY, History; A.B., Northwestern State College; M.A., Louisiana State University. • MR. LEO MARLER, Mathematics; M.A., Louisiana State University; Basketball Coach. • MISS ELLA LOIS MILLDRUM, English; B.A., Louisiana College; Sponsor: Blue Triangle, Cumtux Editorial Staff. • MR. EARL MILLER, Mathematics; A.B., Oklahoma University: M.A., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Book Room. The Faculty • MRS. LENA MOORE, Science; B.A., Louisiana College; Sponsor: Junior Red Cross. • MISS LESSIE MOORE, Mathematics; B.A., Tulane University; M.S., University of Ar- kansas; Sponsor: BRUIN Business Staff. • MISS LOUISE MORGAN, History, Art; M.A.; University of Texas; B.A., Louisiana Col- lege; Sponsor: BRUIN Editorial Staff. • MR. L. O. NICHOLS, History; B.A., Northwestern State College: M.E., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Visual Education. • MR. T. A. OLIPHANT, Chemistry; B.S., Mississippi State College; M.A., Peabody College; Sponsor: Chemistry Staff. © Hh r -©- (V Mrs. Cappel’s French class Miss Lennie-Smith’s speech class MRS. PARKER MISS PATTERSON MISS PEARCE MRS. PETERS MISS REESE The Faculty • MRS. INEZ C). PARKER, English; A.B., Baylor University; Sponsor; Cumtux Editorial Staff. • MISS DOROTHY M. PATTERSON, English: B.A., Louisiana College; Sponsor: Band Boosters. • MISS ELAINE PEARCE, Spanish: B.S., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Boosters, Spanish Club. • MRS. ANNIE LAURIE PETERS, Head of English Department; A.B., Louisiana College; M.A., Louisiana State University. • MISS RUTH REESE, Librarian: B.A. and M.A., University of Texas: B.S. in L.S., Texas State College for Women. Miss Hines' sewing class Miss Morgan’s art class MR. RESCHAR MR. RICHARDSON MISS ROBERTS MR. RODGKKS MR. SCH!MOLKE The Faculty • MR. RALPH RESCHAR, Music; B.P.S.M. and M.M., Indiana University; Sponsor: Chorus and Band. • MR. LYMAN RICHARDSON, History: B.A., Louisiana State University; Junior Football Coach. • MISS MARY R. ROBERTS, Science; B.A., Sophie Newcomb College; Sponsor: Locker Key Room. • MR. FLETCHER W. RODGERS, Science; A.B. and M.S., Louisiana State University; Sponsor: Canteen and Chemistry Staff. • MR. RAYMOND L. SCHMOLKE, Science; B.S., Louisiana College; Varsity Line Coach; Sponsor: Key Club. ( s ) r X“i 0 , 5 [ J Miss Langston's cooking class Mr. F Lodgers’ science class Mil. SOUTH Kill. A NO MISS STRENGTH MISS THORNTON MISS WATERS MRS. VOOI The Faculty • MR. THOMAS R. SOUTHERLAND, Mathematics; B.S., Northwestern State College; •Football Coach, Track Coach. • MISS ELEANOR STRENGTH, Commerce: B.A., Northwestern State College; Sponsor: Swing Land Club. • MISS MARY THORNTON, Dean of Girls: Commerce; B.A., Randolph-Macon Women’s College; M.A., Columbia University; Sponsor: National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, and Blue Triangle. • MISS BEVERLY JANE WATERS, History; B.A., University of Kansas; Sponsor: Cumtux Business Staff”. • MRS. T. J. WOOD, History; B.A., Blue Mountain College. HH vr -e- = - t j 20 •JUNIORS • SOPHOMORES • FRESHMEN'EIGHTH GRADERS SI [!_ __ a§ ; 21 CAMPUS QUEEN AND FAVORITES By the vote of the entire student body Sally Pitts was chosen Campus Queen for 1950. Hav- ing been elected Favorite twice before, Sally was three times chosen Best All-Around in her class, elected Bruin Editor and Most Popular Senior Girl. The students chose as their Favorites: Betty Jean Thompson, Exchange Editor of “Cum- tux,” Cheerleader, Booster, and outstanding debator; Gayle Savoy, peppy Cheerleader for the third consecutive year; Maemarye Wolf, whose beautiful voice has many times added to school programs; Mary Ann Kelley, Asso- ciate Editor of Bruin, and Vice-President of the Senior Class, who was voted Prettiest Senior Girl; Anne McLemore, “Cumtux” Editor and Vice-President of the Band Boosters, who was selected Best All-Around Senior Girl; Patsy King, lively Associate Editor of “Cumtux” and Secretary of the National Honor Society; Dot Raxsdale, popular Cheerleader and member of the Treasury Staff; and Jackie Till, who has been chosen Best All-Around in her class for the second year. And here they are: Sally, Betty, Gayle, “Toots,” Mary Ann, Anne, Patsy, Dot, and Jackie ... a round-up of Bolton’s Best. 22 I «ri .Iiih A «'i Campus Favorites l iitsi ii i ni iiiu’ .1 irl;i‘iniiri tfo- '-uju b eJijL f -W U4j_s 4 . 'JLC £ U y f “ -■' cL sWf£' % W- TulW _ W-OJi - (Stj a 'itut Hki.x-itrfiilf’ . « • . Till 1 0YI mid FLOYD I SSKKY For I heir out standing basketImll records. SELECTED BY THE BRUIN STAFF FOR — © -X- 5 Below, Left to Right: BONMK (’HEXKVERT—For services us a Cheerleader mid work on flic Canteen St a IT. PATSY KINO—For splendid work in debating, Hand (toasters, and Cuin- tu . A ICC II IF P1'I I KN—For her service ns Captain of (.iris’ Itaskethall. l.ARl'K TUCK Fit—For manuging BRUIN Business Stuff and work in Y- Teens. OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO BOLTON BETTY JEAN' THOMPSON—For debate work and service an Cheerleader. ANN BYBKB—For service on Cumlux and in the Press Club. I.KNORA MOKBAN—For outstanding nork on It 1C t IN' Business St a AT, and Holton flux house. HI PFHT HAKKKK—For tine service as President of the Press Club. HAH HA HA and HERYI, SAl'CTF.K For their very superior twirling. 27 SELECTED BY THE BRUIN STAFF FOR —■ (B) -x- -e- £ SALLY FITTS For her editorship «f the 1950 Bill IN. BOY McKNKKLY—For untiring effort in BasketImll. JOAN BBOYLKS—For outstanding work in dramati cm and national recog- nition in art. WALTER FILLKTTK—For excellent nervice on the Treasury Staff. KJMILY FILIFI—For outstanding F. II. A. work and service on Alain Office staff. 28 OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO BOLTON re S3 BAKBAKA BASBI KY—For outstanding service on Bltl'IN Business Staff. ANN WAI.DFN—For valuable services in Itand Booster , ami on “Cumtuv.” SIMMIK TKI.MBI.lv—For excellent service on the BKFIN Business Staff. MABY ANN KFI.I.F.Y—For her splendid work as Associate Fditor of BKFIN. 30 OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO BOLTON W U HI A JANE I I'SIIAW—For her leadership in dramatics. •IOFN 1 1 N IS—For out stand inn: contributions in the field of athletics. •IOIINKLL It! SH— For her leadership of the Boosters. I IN DVEK—For servi hr: as President of the Senior Class. RKX |l'KKX For service as head cheerleader and as a Key Club worker. SALLY PITTS Most Popular Senior (iirl EMILY FI LI PI Senior (iirl Most Likely to Sueceed JAMS LEVY ItcMi Dressed Senior (iirl It EX Ql EEN Most Popular Senior Boy and Best All Around Senior Boy RUPERT BAHHEIt Senior Boy Most IJkely to Succeed SONNY PEA BCE Best-Dressed Senior Boy Best-Looking: Senior Boy Best Senior Boy Athlete ANNE MeLEMOKE Best All Around Senior (iirl JOAN BROYLES Most Talented Senior JOEN PI NCI’S Best Senior (iirl Athlete MANY ANN KKLLKY Pretties! Senior Girl JACKIE TILL Bt-sl All-Around Sophomore Girl AI.HKKT LKWIS Best All-Around 1'retduimn Bo icnno Host All-Arouml Junior lloj BOBBY WILSON Best All-Around Sophomore lho CLARA WISE PITTS Best All-Around Eighth Grade Girl GAYLE BKASON llesl All-Around .Junior Girl BAILS EVANS I Beat All-Around Freshman Girl JKHKY PAYNE t All-Around Eighth Grade Bov I T I E $ AS SELECTED B STUDENT BODY Senior Class OFFICERS PIN DYEIt .....................................President MARY ANN KELLEY ..........................Vice-President KOY MeKNEELY ..................................Secretary • PEGGY’ ANN ABBETT, Newcomers Club, ’45-’ If.; Blue Triangle. ’48-’49; Blue Birds, ’46-’47: Chemistry Staff, ’49-’50; Bookroom, ’47-’60; BAA.. ’46-49; Mr. Taylor’s Oflloe Staff, '48- 50; Pep Squad, 48-’49; Boost- ers. 19 - 5 0; Quill and Scroll. ’48-’50; BRUIN Editorial Staff. 48-’49; Bronze, Silver Scholarship B’s ; 40 word typing pin; Bookroom service gold ”B”; Silver 'B Mr. Taylor’s Office Staff. • BE'I’TY AN I) It I ES, 4-H Club ’44-’50; Blue Triangle. ’49-'50; Chorus, ’46-’47; Bed Cross Council, ’48-’50; F. B. L. A.. ’49-’50; Marching Squad, ’49-’50; New- comers Club, '4 1; Home Ec. Club. 45-’46; Awarded 4-H trip to Chicago; 4-H Representative to LSU, ’47-’49; 4-H pins, ’ 4 4 - ’ 4 5; Bronze Scholarship ”B” '49; Pelican Girls State Nominee, '49. • ABIE ATTKEP. Newcomers Club. ’45-’46; BRUIN Editorial Staff, 46-’48; Cumtux” Editorial Staff, ’49- '50; 40 word typing pin, ’48; Bronze, Silver, Gold Scholarship B’s”, 46-‘49. • RALPH AXTLE, Rifle Club. ’47-’48; F. B. L. A„ ’49-’f 0; Football and Concert Band, ’47-’60; Alternate, Pelican Boys State, '49; State Saxaphone Soloist, Su- perior rating, ’48-’49; District Soloist. Excellent rating. '48-’49; Sergeant, Band. ’49-’50; All State Band. 49- ’50; Alternate Captain, Band, ’49-’60. • VIRGINIA BALL, Newcomers Club, ’45-’46; Blue Birds. ’46-’47; Boosters, ’48-’50; Debate Club, '48-’50; Dramatic- Club, ’48-’f 0; Tennis Club, ’47-’50; Chemistry Staff. ’4S-'49; BAA, ’4fi-’50; Mock Trial. '49; Usher, Graduation, ’49: Vice-President, Y-Teens, ’49-’50; Entre Nous Y-Teens, ’4S-’50; Cosmopolitan Court, 49; North- western Debate Clinic, ‘60. • RUPERT T. BARBER, Chemistry Staff, ’48; New- comers Club. '45-’46 ; BRUIN Editorial Staff. ’46-’G0; Dramatic Club. 46-’50; Thespians. ’47-’50; Secretary, Thespians, ’49-'50; Secretary. Press Club. ’48; President. Press Club. ’49-’50; Quill and Scroll. ’48-’50; National Honor Society, ’4S-’50; BAA, 46-’S0; Library StafT, _______________ '46- 47; Senior Band, ’45-’4S; Radio Club, ’49-’50; Secre- tary. Junior-Senior Hi-Y. ’48-’49; Cumtux” Editorial Staff, ’49-’50; French Club. ’49-’50; Concert Band. ’47- ’48; LSU Leadership Conference, 49-’50; Lead In Sham ; Commissioner of Finance. Pelican Boys State, '49-’50; 1st Place Boys’ Poetry, 3rd Place Boys’ Inter- X ’«-’« --January ■ W w d'lyp' BRUIN Who® Who. “'«‘so; H?gh school Hcgistlr.' 4l--sS; °y M°8t Llke,y '° Succced- ,9: u hcr- Commencement Sermon. ' • Pin Dyer. Mary Ann Kelley, Roy McKneeley. ,¥ock 48: Chem,8try Staff. 49; Quill and Scroll. '49- 50; Blue Birds. ’46-’47; BRUIN Busl- .n.'ss Debate Club. 47- 50; Dramatic Club. ’47-’50; French Club, ’4S-’50; Tennis Club, ’47-’50; Boosters. ’47-’50; Y-Teens ’48- 5 •; BRI IN Editorial Staff. ’48-’50; “ ’umtux” Editorial StafT, ’49-’50; Vice-President. Newcomers, ’46; Newcomers Club, ’45-’46; President, Debate Club, 48- 49; Vice-President. Boosters. ’49-’50; Treasurer. Entre Nous Y-Teens. ’49-T.0; Usher. Graduation, ’49; City Judge and senator. I cl lean Girls State. ’49; Northwestern Debate clinic, ’47-’48; Northwestern Debate Tournament, 46-’48; Byrd High School Debate tournament, 48; BRUIN pin and Guard, '46; Gold Basketball, Intramural Basketball Tournament; BRUIN Who’s Who. • I RANK BE.JSOV EC, D. E. Club, 47-’48; Newcomers Club, ’45-’46; Cafeteria Staff; Football Band; Concert Band; BAA, ’46-’50. FIRST ROW: Peggy Abbett Betty Andrie . Abie Alt rep Ralph Axtle SECOND ROW: Virginia Ball Rupert Barber Dorthy Barmore Frank liejnovee • JAMBS BELGARD, BAA, ’47- 48; Newcomers Club. ’45-’4f . • GEORGE BIVANS, Hl-Y, ’48-'49; Rifle Club, ’47-’48; BAA. ’46- '•48; Volley Ball; Central Louisiana Rally, ’49. • JOHNNIE BOLTON, Transferred from Ouachita Parish High School. '46; Blue Birds. ’46-’47; Blue Triangle. '4f,-,47; BRUIN Business Staff, 47-’48; Boosters, ’48-’49; Marching Boosters, ’49- ’50; Pep Squad. 48-'49; Chemistry Staff, '49-'$0; Y-Teens, '19- ’50; BAA. ’46-’50; 40 word typing pin, ’49; Diploma Girl, '49; Bronze. Silver. Gold Scholarship •,B,s,,t 47-’50; Commissioner of Streets and Parks and Senator. Pelican Girls State, '49. • FOSTER BREWER, Junior Red Cross Council, '46; Victory Court Call Outs. ’45; Newcomers Club, '45; B Clui '46-'49; BAA. '45-’49; Cub Football. 45-’46; Cub Basketball, ’4S-'46; President. Term I, '45; Defense Stamp Salesman, '45-'4G; Varsity Football. 47-’48; Varsity Basketball, ’47-’49; Cub Track Team. '45; Bolton Invitational Track Meet. ’45-’48; Volley Ball, Central Louisiana Rally. ’46-'48; Softball. Central Louisiana Rally. '47; American Legion Baseball. ’47-’48; Northwestern Relays. ’46-’48; Southwestern Relays. ’46-’47; Southwest District Track Meet. ’48; Central Louisiana Track Meet. 47-’4S; State Track Meet. ’47-’48: Haynesvllle Track Meet. ’47; Cosmopolitan Bowl Champions. ’47; Urania Tournament, ’47; Trout-Goodpine Tournament. ’47. • EUGENE BRObXAX, Secretary. Newcomers Club, ’45-’46; BAA. ’45-’49; Rifle Club, ’48; Varsity Football Manager, ’4S-’49; Varsity Baseball. 47-’49. • MILLARD BROUSSARD, Newcomers Club. ’46-’46; BAA, ’45- •50; Basketball B”, ’45-’46. • BETTY JOAN BROWN, Newcomers Club. 45-’46; Blue Birds. ’46-’47; Blue Triangle, ’48-’50; Key Room Staff. ’48-’49; BAA. 46- ’47; Y-Teens, ’48-’50; Cumtux Editorial Staff (Typist). ’48-’50; Boosters Marching Squad. ’49-’50; Usher at Graduation. 48-’49; Secretary-Treasurer, F. B. L. A., ’48-’50; Vice-President. State F. B. L. A., ’48-’49; Secretary, Y-Teens. ’48-’50; HI-Y. Y-Teen Council Secretary, 48-’BO; ’’Cumtux” pin and guard. 48-’50; 40 word typing pin. ’47-’48; Key Room pin, ’IS-’19; Bronze Scholar- ship B”. ’48-’49. • JOAN BROYLES, Transferred from Boulder High School, Boulder. Colorado, '48; Blue Triangle, ’48-’50; BAA. 48-’50; Dramatic Club, '48-’50; Ladles in Retirement”, ’48-’49; I Re- member Mama”, 49-'50; Spanish Club, ’49-’50; Boosters’, ’49-'50; President, Radio Club, ’49-'50; National Honor Society, ’49-’60; Thespians, '48-’50; Senator and Councilor Pelican Girls State, '49; Voted Most Talented Girl Stater; Most Talented Senior Girl. '49- 50; Chairman. Senior Ring Committee, ’49-’50; Leadership Con- ference, '49; Bronze Scholarship B”, '49; Secretary, Dramatic Club, ’49-'50; BRUIN Who’s Who; Achievement Key National Scholastic Art Award. New Orleans. '48-’-l9; National Scholastic Art Award, Carnegie Institute, '48-‘49; High School Register, '49- '50. • BILLY BUTLER. Savage (’mb. 44-'45; Newcomers Club. ’44- ’45; Cumtux Editorial Staff. ’48-’50; Quill and Scroll, '48-'50; Projection Staff. ’48-'50; Varsity Basketball Manager. 49-’50; Na- tional Honor Society, ’49-’50; BAA. 45-’50; BRUIN Who’s Who ; High School Register. ’49-’50; Cumtux Sports Editor, 49-’50. • MARGARET WADE CAMPBELL, Blue Triangle. ’48-’f 0; French Club, ’49-’50; Cumtux Editorial Staff. 49-’50; BRUIN Staff. ’47-’49; Blue Birds, '47; BAA, ’45-’50; Newcomers Club. ’46-’46; Secretary. Newcomers, ’46; Diploma Girl. ’46; Mr. Tay- lor's Office Staff, ’48-’50; Basketball Letter. ’48-’49: Manager. Girls’ Basketball Team. ’49-’50. • ELLA FAY CANAFAX, BAA. ’48-'50; Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team. 48-’50; Champion Intramural Basketball Tournament, ’47- ’48; Bronze Scholarship B , '47-’48. • ROBERT CARNAHAN, Library Staff. ’47-’49; Secretary. Li- brary Staff. ’48-’49; Newcomers Club. 45-’46; Junior Red Cross Council. '4S-’49: F. B. L. A., ’49-’50; BAA. ’45-’50. The Senior Class FIRST ROW: James Belgurd George Bivans Johnnie Bolton Foster Brewer SECOND ROW: Eugene Itrodnax Millard Broussard Betty Brown Joan Broyles THIRD ROW: Billy Butler Margaret Campbell Ella Canafax Robert Carnahan 35 FIRST ROW: Carolyn Cartwright Kujfcne Clmiifloir Ronnie Clienevert Velum lurk SECOND ROW: Parks Colvin William Cragon Tommy Cranford Keith Oeville THIRD ROW: Doiiium Dezendorf Mary I i:i Helen Dot on W. L. Orott The Senior Class • CAROLYN CARTWRIGHT, Newcomers Club, '46; Blue Birds. l6-’47: Volley Ball Team. '46-'49; Swing Club. -48- 50; Vice- President. Swing Club. '48; Band. 46- 49; Band Boosters. ‘48-'50, F. B. L. A., '49-’50; BRUIN Editorial Staff, ’48-’50; Senior King Committee, 49-’50; BAA. '46-’50; Bronze, Silver Scholarship BV. ’47-’49: Pelican Girls State. '49. • EUGENE CHAIDOIR, Newcomers Club, ’45-’4i ; BAA. '4«-'50; Rifle Club. '47: Pelican Boys state Alternate. • RONNIE CHENEYEKT, BAA. ’45-'50; Newcomers Club, '45; Eighth Grade Basketball. 45; Canteen Staff. 4G-'f 0; Junior Bas- ketball. '47: Junior Band, '45; Senior Band, 46-'49; Rifle Club, '48; Key Club. '48; Varsity Football, ’48; Cheerleader. ’49- 50; Chemistry Staff Chairman. ’49-'50; Hi-Y, '48; Vice-President, Hi- Y. '48; Key Club Delegate to Washington. D. C.; Bronze Scholar- ship B . '46; BRUIN Who’s Who. • VELMA CLARK, Transferred from Poland High School. '48. • PARKS COLVIN, Chemistry Staff, ’49-'50; Newcomers Club. 45-'46. Football Squad. '47-'48; Senior Hi-Y '48-’49; Reserve Varsity Squad. '48-49; Varsity Football, '49-'50, B Club. '49-'50. • TOMMY CRANFORD, Football Band. ’45- f 0; Concert Band. '45-’50; Rifle Club. 'l8-'49; BAA. '45-’50; Hi-Y. 'I8-'I9; Vice- President. HI-Y. '48-'49; F. B. L. A.. '49-'50; Bronze, Silver. Gold Scholarship B's”. 45-'19; Pelican Boys State, '49; All Southern Orchestra. '49; First Lt. Band. '49 50. • KEITH DEVILLE, Cub Basketball. '4 6-'17: Rifle Club. ’47-'l9; Junior-Senior HI-Y, ‘4S-’49; Alternate Sergeant at Arms, Senior HI-Y. '49-'60; BAA; Defense Stamp Salesman, '45-'46; F. B. L. A.. '49-’50; Assistant Basketball Manager; '‘Cumtux” Reporter. • DENNIS DEZENDORF, Safety Council, '45-’46; Newcomers Club. ’45-’4G; BAA. '45-'50; Basketball Manager. '45- 46. • MARY DILL, Newcomers Club, '45-’46; Blue Triangle, '48-'49; Homemakers Club. 46- 47; 40 word typing pin. '47. • HELEN DOTSON, Football Band, ’46-'49; Concert Band. '46- '50; Vice-President, Newcomers Olub. '45; BAA, ’46-’50. • W. L. DROTT, BAA; Newcomers Club. '45-'46; Eighth Grade Basketball, ’45; Junior Basketball, '47; Junior Football, '47- 48; Projection Staff, '49-'50; F. B. L. A.. '49- 50; Track. ’48-'50. • WILLIAM CRAGON, Newcomcr.s Club, '44-’45; Junior Red Cross Council. '44- 45; BAA, '44-'45; Key Club, '48-'49; Junior 36 • HERBERT Dl’KK • BETHAN KVANS, Newcomers Club. ’45- 46; BAA. 46-’60. • CHEKItl DVKK, Band Boosters. 47-’60; Spanish Club, '48- ’50; Y-Teens, '48-’60: ’’Cumtux” Editorial Staff, ’47-’4S; Boosters. '46; Tennis Club. '46; Mock Trial. '47; BAA, 46-'50; Homecoming Court, ’46; President. Newcomers Club. '15; Stamp Salesman, '46- '47; Red Cross Representative. '46-’47; Secretary, baud Boosters. ’48-’49; President. Spanish Club. '4H- 50; Vice-Presidest, Y-Teen®, '48; Leadership Conference. '49; Usher. Graduation. '49; Vice-Presi- dent. Blue Birds. '46- 47; Hi-Y and Y-Teen Council. • PIN DYER. Key Club. ’46-’50; Sergeant at Arms. Hi-Y. 48- '49; President. Newcomers. 45; Rille Club, '48-'49; BAA, ’45-’60; Member of House of Representatives. Pelican Boys State, '49; President. Freshman Class; President. Senior Class; Vice-Presi- dent. Junior Class; Best all around Freshman Roy; BRUIN Who's Who. is-’so. • FABIA ELLIOTT, Transferred from Gletimora High School. '49; BAA, '49-'50; Blue Triangle, ’49- 60; Varsity Girls Basketball, '49-’50; Bronze ami Silver Seholarslilp ’•B's ’49-’50. • GLORIA ETHRIDGE. Junior Red Cross Council, '46; Salvage Club. ’46; Blue Triangle. '48; Newcomers Club, '45-'46; BAA, '46--50: Pep Squad. '48. • EMILY El 1.1 PI, Junior Red Cross Council. '46; Main Office Staff. ’46- 49; Home Economics Club, ’46-'49; Candidate, State FHA. ’48-'49; FHA Secretary. '47; President. FHA, '48; Vice- President. FHA, ’49; Thespians. '47-’48; Dramatic Club, ’47-’48; Diploma Girl. ’48; Pelican Git Is State. ’48; 40 word Typing pin. '47: National Honor Society. ’48-'49: Bronze. Silver Scholarship ”B’s”. '46-’48; Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed; Secretary. Thespians, ’49; Blue Triangle Secretary, ’48; Vice-President, Blue Triangle. ’49; Chapter FHA Degree. ’48; Champion Basketball Team. '47; BRUIN Who’s Who. • Kl'BY FILLETTE, Newcomers Club. ’46-’46; BAA. '48-’50; Swing Club; Volley Ball, '49. • WALTER FILLETTE, F. B. L A.. ’48-’60; Treasury Staff. 46- '50; BAA. ’45-’50; HI-Y. 48-’50; B Club. 4S-’f 0; Basketball team. •4 7- 49; Usher. Graduation. ’48; BRUIN Who’s Who. • JERRY EORD, Transferred from Fair Park High. Shreveport. '48; Y-Teens. ’49-’50; Debate Club. ’49-'50; French Club. '49-’nn; Boosters, 49-’50; BAA, ’4S-’50; Tennis Club, ’49-’50; Chemistry StaiY. 4 8-’49; Northwestern Debate Clinic, ’49. • EDWARD EUBANK, Newcomers Club, 45-’46; Key Club, ’46- T 0; Junior Red Cross Cutyicll, ’|7- 48 .JVlicstfi Boys State, '49. The Senior Class • PANSY FORMAN, Homemakers Club, 46-’48; Swing Club. 4 7 - 4 9; F. B. L. A., ’48-’50; BAA. ’46-’49; Library Staff. ’47-’4S; Newcomers Club. '45 '46; 4 0 word Typing pin. FIRST ROW: Herbert Duke Cherry Dyer Pin Dyer I'll bin Elliott SECOND ROW : Gloria Ethridge Edward Etilmnk Bet Imn Evans Emily Eilipi THIRD ROW: Ruby Fillette Walter l-'illctte Jerry E'ord Pansy Forman 37 FIRST HOW: Herbert Furby Ronnie (iasimrd Agnw Givens Hobb Gray SECOND ROW: Martha Griffin Annie Guillnt ('Imrles Hardy .lane Hayes THIRD ROW: .1 Ann Henderson Betty Herrin Frances Hilborn .lean Holton The Senior Class • IIKHliKin' !• I KH t Hl-Y, ’48- 49; HA A, M5-’50; Newcomers Club. ’45-’46; Salvage Club, ’45-’4t . • RONNIE GASIWRD, Newcomers Club, 45-’4fi; BAA, ’45-’50. • AGNES GIVENS, Transferred from Lecompte High, Lecompte, La.. 48; Boosters. ’49-’50; Y-Teens, 49- 50; “Cunitux” Staff. '49- 50: Junior Red Cross Council, '49- 50; CT pin in typing. 48: Bronze, Silver Scholarship B’s , ’4S-’50. • KomtV GRAY, Junior Red Cross Council. 19-7,0. • JANE HAYES, Transferred from West Point. Mississippi, 47: Newcomers Club. '45; FHA, 47-’48; Junior Band. 47; Concert Band. ’48-’50; Football Band, 48-'50; Blue Triangle, 48-’50; Li- brary Staff, ’48- 50; Bookroom Staff. ’49-’50; BAA, ’48- 50: Chem- istry Staff. ’49-7,0; Alternate. Pelican Girls State, 49: 40 word typing pin; Library pin; Bronze. Sliver Scholarship •‘B’s”. • JO ANN HENDERSON, Newcomers Club. '45-’46; BAA. 45- 50; Boosters, 46- 48; Chemistry StafT, '49-’50; BRUIN Business Staff. •48- 50; French Club, '48-'49; Y-Teens. 48- 50; Tennis Club, '46- '49: Marching Boosters, ’49- 50: Secretary. Boosters. 48; Hone- coming Court. ’47; Bronze. Sliver Scholarship •‘B’s”, '48; Cos- mopolitan Court. ’48. • MARTHA ANN GRIFFIN, Transferred from Byrd High School. Shreveport. La.. '49; Spanish Club, ’49-’50; Blue Triangle, 49-7,0; Boosters. l9-’50; Press Club, '49-’50; Dramatic Club, ’49- 50; 1 Remember Mama . 19-’50: Radio Club; Second Place in Essay Contest. Twin Cities Beautiful ', '49; Advertising Manager. I Re- member Mama ; Thespians. 49-’50. • ANNIE GITLLOT. Newcomers Club, 45- 46; BAA, 47- 49; Bronze Scholarship B ’, '48. • CHARLES HARDY, Transferred from Menard. '48; BAA, 48- '50: Tennis Club, '48-’60; Tennis Letter, 48-’50. • HETTY HERRIN, Newcomers Club, 45- 46; BAA, 44- 49; Boosters. 48- 49; Marching Boosters. 49; Key Room Staff. '43- ’49; Pep Squad. ’48-’49; Senior Ring Committee. ’49; Bronze Scholarship ‘ B’’, '49. • FRANCKS IIII.BORN. Newcomers Club. ’46-’47; BAA, 46-’49; Junior Red Cross Council. ’47- 48; Blue Birds, ’47-'48; Boosters, ’48--50; Spanish Club. '48-'50; Vice-President, Spanish Club, 48- '49; Y-Teens, ’48-'50; Treasurer, Y-Teens, ’49; Cumtux , 49- 50; Bolton Play House, '49-’50. • JEAN HOLTON 38 • TAI L noon, Hi-Y, '48-’49; Junior Basketball. ,47-,49; BAA. ’46-’4 8: Varsity Basketball. '49-’50; Junior State Basketball Tour- ney. '48-'49.... • MAKY FRANCKS HORNSBY, Stamp Seller. '45- 46; Blue Triangle, '49- 50; Junior Red Cross Council. '49-’50: Football Band. •46- B0; Concert Band. '46-'50; Second Lt. Band. ’47-'48; Band Festival, Natchitoches. ’46-’47; Band Librarian. ’47-’48; New- comers Club, '45-’46; Chemistry Staff, '49- 50; BAA. 45- 60; Bronze. Silver Scholarship ,,B8 ; Usher, Baecaulareate Sermon, 48-'49. • MARIK HOWELL, Band Boosters. 48-’50: Pelican State. ’49; Dramatic Club, 48- 50; French Club. ’48-’50; National Honor Society, ’49-'50; Blue Birds. '45- 16; Blue Triangle, '47- 48; BRUIN Editorial Staff. '46-’48; Tennis Club, '49; BAA, ’45- 50; Quill and Scroll, '48-’50: Diploma Girl, Graduation, '49; leader- ship Conference, '49; Press Club, '48-’50; Y-Teens, '48-'50; Debate Club. '48-'50; Secretary, Newcomers Club, '45; Vice-President. Blue Birds. '15; Assistant Editor. BRUIN 48-’49; Feature Editor. BRUIN. ’49-’50; Assistant Feature Editor, Cub Leader. Leader- ship Conference, '49; Debate Clinic, Natchitoches, '48-'49: Natchi- toches Debate Tournament. '48; Radio Speaking Tournament. Natchitoches, '48; Secretary, Band Boosters, '49-'50; Member, House of Representatives. Pelican State. ’49; Scribe, French Club. '48-’49; Vice-President, French Club. '49-’50; Bronze, Silver, Gold Scholarship B'a '47-'49; BRUIN pin and guard '48-’50; BRUIN Who's YVho, '49-’50; Manager, War Stamp Sales, '45-'46; Mock Trial. ' 4 5 - 4 6; Parliamentarian. Y -Teens, '49- 50; Voted Most Out- standing Representative at Pelican State; High School Register. '49-'50. • .MINTA ROSE ISRAEL, Newcomers Club, '45-'46; FHA, '45-’46; Library StafT, '48; Curntux Editorial Staff. '48-'49; Blue Tri- angle. '47-'49; Boosters, '48-'49; Quill and Scroll. '48-'49: Chemis- try Staff. 49-’50; Pep Squad, '48; Y-Teens, ’49-'50; BAA. ’45-'49; Typing pin. '47; Scholarship B . '49; Curntux pin. '49; Gold Basketball. Tournament. ’45; Library pin. ’49; Pelican Girls State Alternate. 49; Marching Squad, '49-’50; Salvage Club. '45-'46; Junior Red Cross Council, '47. • JERRY JANETTE. BAA, '45-'50; Key Club, '46-’50; Secretary- Treasurer. Key Club. ’49-'f 0; Ncwcomors Club. ”45-'4G; Quill and Scroll. '48-'50; BRUIN Editorial Staff. ’48-’50; Pelican Bovs State, '48; Bronze Scholarship B , '47. • CHARLES JEANSONNE. Key Club. '47-’50; Scholarship B . 47-’48; BAA. 47-'50; Junior Basketball. ’48-'49; Junior State Tournament. ’48-'49; Third string all-stater, Junior Basketball. ’48-'49; Pelican Boys State, '49. • MORRIS JOHNSON, BAA. '47-'49; Bronze Scholarship B . 48; Pelican Boys State Alternate, 48-’49. • HARRY JORDAN, Library. '47-’49; BAA. '46-’50; BRUIN Business Staff. ’48-’49; F. B. L. A., '49; Library pins, ’49-’50. • MARTHA KEATING, Newcomers Club, ’45-'46; Blue Birds. '46: Blue Triangle, '47; Boosters, '48; Marching Boosters. '49-'50; Tennis Club, '46; Library Staff. '48; BAA. ’45-’50; Pelican Gtrls State. '49; BRUIN Business StafT. ’47-'48; Gold Basketball. ’46; National Scholastic Art Award, Placed second in State for oil painting; Diploma Girl for Graduation. ’49; Senior Ring Commit- tee. '49; Most Outstanding Commissioner of Streets and Parks. Girls State. 49; Second place, Alexandria Art League exhibit. ’18; Councilor’s Pool, Pelican State, '49. • MARY ANN KELLEY, Newcomers Club. ’45-'4«; Blue Bird. , '46; Boosters, '47; Band Boosters. '48- 50; Dramatic Club, '48- ’50; Debate Club, '48- 50; BRUIN Editorial Staff, ’47-'50; Assistant Editor. BRUIN. '48-’49; Associate Editor. BRUIN. '49-'50; French Club. '4 8-'50; President. French Club. ’48-’49; Scribe, French Club. '49-'50; Press Club, ’49-’50; Quill and Scroll. ’48-’50; Na- tional Honor Society, '49-’60; BAA, ’46-'50; Chemistry Staff, ’!8- '19: Leadership Conference. '49; Tennis Club. '49-'60; Mock Trial. '49: Homecoming Queen. ’47-’48; Campus Favorite. '4S-’50; BRUIN pin and guard. '48-’49; Bronze, Silver. Gold Scholarship B’s . '46-'49: Prettiest Senior Girl, ’49-’50; Vice-President, Senior Class, 49-'50: BRUIN Who’s Who. '49 '50; Diploma Girl. Graduation. '49; News Reporter on Cub Leader. Leadership Conference, '49; High School Register. ’49-’50. • ELAINE KERRY, Blue Triangle, '48-'50; FHA, '46; F. B. L. A., 'IS-’oO: Basketball Team. ’l8- 49. Pep Squad. ’47-’48; District and State Tournament. Basketball, ’48-’l9. • PATSY KING, Newcomers Club, '46; Debate Club, '46-’50; Vice- Presldent. Debate Club. '48; Secretary, Debate Club, '19: BAA, •|6-'50; Blue Birds, 46-’t7: Secretary, Blue Birds, '46; Band Boosters. 47-’50: President. Band Boosters. '48; Curntux Edi- torial Staff. '46-’50: Exchange Editor, '48; Managing Editor, '49; Associate Editor, '49; Quill and Scroll. 48-'50; Press Club, '48- '50; Vice-President, Press Club, 49-'50; Dramatic Club. '48-’50: Secretary, Dramatic Club, '48; Thespians, ’48-’50: Vice-President. Thespians. '49; Chemistry Staff. '48; French Club, ’48-’50; Na- tional Honor Society, 48-'49; Secretary National Honor Society, '49; Bolton Play House, '48: Y-Teens, 48-’50; Tennis Club, '46- 49: Northwestern Debate Clinic and Tournament. '47-'50; Byrd Debate Tournament. '47; Favorite. '48- 50: Bronze. Silver Scholar- ship B's ; 40 and 50 word typing pins; Diploma Girl. '49; Ladles In Retirement”. '48; Second place in Debate. Northwest- ern Rally. '48; Constitutional Convention. 'IS; News Editor of Cub Leader. Leadership Conference. '49; Mock Trial, '48; BRUIN Who's Who. The Senior Class FIRST ROW: Paul Hood Mary Frances Hornsby Marie Howell Minta Israel SECOND ROW: Jerry Janette Charles Jransonne Morris Johnson Harry Jordan THIRD ROW: Martha Keating Mary Ann Kelley Elaine Kerry Patsy King 39 I 'IK ST KOW: Barbara Knobl cli Mary France Kramel Jerrie I .a horde llarriette I a Cour SKCO.M) KOW: William Luwmico l avid I.eotliommn •lanis Levy Robert I.m-kett THIRD KOW : William Luttgeliurvn Laura McGeliee Claudia McKenzie Knj McKneely The Senior Class • BARBARA KNORLOCII, Newcomers Club, 15 - -MJ; Junior Red Cross Council, '46-’49; Football Band, ’46- 49; Concert Band, ’46- '49; Band Festival, Natchitoches, ’46-’47; Key Room StalT, ’49- '50: BAA, ’45-’50; 40 word typing pin, '48-’49. • MARY FRANCKS K KAMEL, Newcomers Club. l5-'46; BAA, '45-’50; FHA, ’46-’49; Secretary of FHA, ’48-'49; Treasurer. FHA, '49-'50; F. B. L. A., '49; Junior Homemaker Award, ’48; Bronze Scholarship ••B’’, ’48. • .JKKKIE LABOKDK, Newcomers Club. '46; Dramatic Club. '47- '50: Debate Club. ’46-'48; BAA, '47-'50; Blue Triangle, ’47-'50; Cumtux” Typist, ’49-’50; Library Staff. '47-'48; Cumtux” Edi- torial Staff. ’49-’50; Shreveport Debate Tournament, '48. • HAKRIKTTK LA COCK, BAA, ’46-'50; Treasurer. Blue Birds. '47; Pep Squad, '48; Marching Boosters, '49-’60; Secretary, New comers Club, '46; Vice-President, Term II; Secretary, Eighth Grade; Blue Triangle, ’48- 50; Gym Office Staff, '47; Library Staff. '47: Y-Teens, '49-’50; Chemistry Staff, '49-’50. • WILLIAM CALHOUN LAWRENCE, Hl-Y, '48-'49; French Club. '47-’48; BAA. ’46-’49; Pelican Boys State. '49. • DAVID LEA TURKMAN, Newcomers Club, '45-’46; Junior Red Cross. 45-’46; Key Club. '48-’50; Chemistry Staff, '49-'50; BAA. '45-’50; Bronze Scholarship B ; typing pin; Secretary, Eighth Grade. • .JAMS LEVY, Newcomers Club, 45-’46; Blue Birds, '47; Pep Squad, '48; Boosters, ’47-’48; Radio Club, '49; Press Club. '48- '50; Tennis Club. '48; Y-Teens. 48-’50; BAA. '46-’50; Bolton Play House. '49-’50; Marching Squad, '49; Defense Stamp Salesman. '46; Debate Club, '46; Best Dressed Senior Girl, ’49-’50. • ROBERT LCCKETT, Newcomers Club, ’45-'46; Press Club. '48- '19; Hl-Y, '48; French Club, '48-'50; Louisiana Federation of Music Clubs: Winner, State Music Festival, ’48; Winner. L. M. E. A.. 47-'48; Press Club pin, ’48; Superior rating. State Music Festival. '48-'49; Commissioner of Finance and Utilities, Pelican Boys State. ’49; Boy's Beauty Contest. '48. • WILLIAM HTTGKHAKM, Newcomers Club. '45-'46; BAA, ’45-'48. • L.- l'KA LEE McGEIIKE, Transferred from Fair View Junior High, Memphis. Tenn., '47; Junior Ited Cross Council. '47; Mr. Taylor's Office Staff. 47-’60; Blue Triangle, 48-'50; Cumtux'' Staff. ’48-’50; Quill and Scroll, ’48-’50; National Honor Society. '49-’50; Pep Squad, '48-'49; Marching Boosters, '49-'50; French Club, '49-’60; Chemistry Staff, '49-’50; Y-Teens, '48-'50; BAA, '47-’50; Bronze, Silver. Gold Scholarship B's”, ’48-’50; Cumtux pin, '49; 40 and 50 word typing pin. ’48; Commissioner of Streets and Parks. Pelican Girls State, '49; Bronze, Silver, and Gold Service pin, '48-’50. • CLAUDIA McKKNZIK, Newcomers Club, '45-’46; Safety Coun- cil. '46; Blue Birds. '46-’47; Boosters, ’48-’49; Dramatic Club, ’48-’50; Key Room Staff, ’49-’50; BAA. '46-’50. • ROY McKNEKLY, Key Club, ’47-'50; BAA, '45-’50; B Club. ’47- ’50; Newcomers Club, ’45-’46; Junior Basketball, ’46; Varsity Bas- ketball. ’47-’50; Chemistry Staff. '49-’50; Bronze, Silver, Gold Scholarship B’s”, ’46-'49; 40 word typing pin, ’48-’49; Gold Bas- ketball, Tournament, ’48-’49; Junior Basketball Letter, '46; Var- sity Basketball jacket. ’47-'49; Secretary of Junior and Senior Classes; BRUIN Who’s Who. 40 • ANNK McLHMOKK, Vice-President. Newcomers Club. '46: Boosters. '46; Hand Boosters, '47-’50; Vice-President. Hand Hoosters. 49; President. Blue Birds, ’45; Vice-President. 4«;; Dramatic Club, '47-'60; Vice-President, Dramatic Club, ’48: Thes- pians. ’48- 50; National Honor Society. ’48-’50; French Club, ’-is ’50: V-Teens, '49; Quill and Scroll. ’48- 50; Bed Cross Council, '45: Tennis Club, '47; Bolton Play House. 48; ’Vuintux” reporter. ’46-’47; Assistant Feature Editor, Cumtux , ’48; Feature Editor, '48; Editor-In-Chief. '49: BAA. ’45-’50: Defense Stamp Salesman, '16; Bronze Scholarship ’B”; Constitutional Convention. '48; Edi- tor of “Cub Leader”. Leadership Conference, '49; Northwestern Speech Tournament, 48; Best All Round Senior Girl, '49; Louis- iana High School Press Association, '48; Secretary, '49; Home coming Queen. 46; Diploma Girl. '49; Cumtux pin. ’48-’49; BRUIN Who’s Who, ’49-'50; Campus Favorite. '49-’50; High School Register. '49-'50. • Ml'KLIN McREE. Senior Hl-Y. '47-’48; BAA. ’45-’50; Track, •47-'48; Newcomers Club, ’45. • JO ANNK .WEARS, Blue Triangle. '47-’48: President. Blue Triangle. '49-'50; BAA. '46-’49; F. B. L. A.. '48-’50; Pep Squad. l8-’49; Marching Squad. 49-’f 0; Basketball Team, '48- 19; Treas- ury Staff. ’49-’50; Gold Basketball, Tournament, '47; Silver Bask- et ball. Forest Hill Tournament, ’47-'48; Basketball Jacket and Letter. '47-'48. • DONALD MEDISON, Key Club, 48-'50; Press Club. ’49- 50; Safety Council. '45-'46; Newcomeis Club. ’45-'46; BAA, '45-’50; Eighth Grade Basketball, ’45-'47; Junior Basketlmll, 48-’49; Junior Football, ’47-'49; Chemistry Staff, '49-’50: BRUIN Edi- torial Staff. ’46-’47; Bronze. Silver. Gold Scholarship Bn”. '46- '49; 40 word typing pin. ’48-’49; Bronze medal. Baton Rouge Basketball Tournament. '48-'49; Eighth Grade Basketball Letter. •45-'47: Junior Basketlmll Letter. '4S-'49; Junior Football Letter, '47-’49; Usher, Graduation, ’48-'49 • LOLAN MELANCON. Canteen. '46-’47; Hl-Y. '48-'49; Newcom- ers Club. '45-’46; BAA. '46-’f 0; Canteen Pin, '47. • DAISY MIGI KS. Blue Triangle. ’47- 49; F. B. L. A.. ’49- 50; BAA. ’45-’50; Pep Squad. '48; Blue Triangle, '48-’50; Secretary. Blue Triangle. ‘49; Newcomers Club, '45-'16; Canteen Staff, '49; Gold Basketball, Tournament, '47. • DOROTHY MILLER, Newcomers Club. 45-'46; BAA. '45-'49; Chorus. ’46-'49; F. B. L. A.. '49- 50; Basketball Team, ’48-’60; District and State Basketball Tournament. '49-'5t . • MAYME .MOORE, Transferred from Newman High, Newman. Georgia, '48; BAA. 'is-'aO; Blue Triangle, '49-’50; Marching Boosters. 49-’50; Gym Office Staff, '48; Y-Teens. '49-’50. • I.ENORA MORGAN, BAA. '45-’50; Key Room Staff. '46: Blue Triangle, '47: BRUIN Business Staff. ’47-’50; Dramatic Club. '48- 50; Boosters, '48-T 0; Quill and Scroll , 48-’50; Pep Squad. '48; Radio Club, ’48-'49; Senator. Peliean Girls State. '49; Y-Teens. '49; National Honor Society. ’49-'50; Assistant BRUIN Business Manager. '48-'50; Reporter. Newcomers Club. '45; Win- ner Intramural Basketball Tournament; Gobi Basketball Award. 46; BRUIN pin and guard. '48-’49; Assistant Stage Director. “Ladles in Retirement”, and ‘T Remember Mama”; Thespians. ’4S-'50; President. Thespians. ’49-’50; Vice-President, ’48-’50; Diploma Girl, '49; Homecoming Court; Bronze. Silver. Gold Scholarship “B's , ’47-’50; Higl. School Register, '49-’50. • WINN MORGAN. K.-y Club, ’48- 50; BAA, !6-’50; Varsltj Football. '48-'49: Cub Football. '47; B Club, '48; Pelican State, Nominee. '49; Cub Football Letter. '47; Varsity Football Letter. '48: U. S. Naval Reserve. ’49-’50. • 11ELKN NICHOLS, BAA. ’48-’49; Band. ’48-’49. • SIDNEY ORTEGO, Newcomers Club '47; FHA, BAA, ’47-'50: Pep Squad. '48; Boosters, ’49-'50; Blue Triangle. '48-’50; Bronze, Silver Scholarship “B’s' 47-’48; Vice-President, FHA. '48; President. FHA. '49-’50: Received trip to national FHA con- vention in Memphis. '49. The Senior Class FIRST ROW : Anne McLemore Murlin McRee Jo Anne Wear Donald Mcgison SECOND ROW : l«olan Melnncon Daisy Migues Dorothy .Miller May me Moore THIRD ROW : Lenora -Morgan W inn Morgan Helen Nichols Sidney Ortego 41 FIRST KOW: Frank Pearce Isabel Pearce Billj Penny Richard Peterman .SECOND KOW: Mary Phillips Jocn Pineus Hetty Anne Pittman Sallj Pitt TIIIKI KOW: Kielmrd Pliler Ronald Powell Mary Ann Prochaska Archie Pullen The Senior Class • FRANK PEAKCK, BRUIN Business StalT. ’46-’47; Cumlux Editorial Staff, '47-’48; Quill and Scroll. ’48- 60; Press Club, '48- '50; Key Club. '47-’50; Varsity Football. ’48-’50; Football Band. ’46-'47; Concert Band. '46-'47; Cheerleader, ’45-’4t ; BAA, '46-’50; Cub Basketball. '48: Varsity Track. '47-’50; B Club, ’47-’50; Dramatic Club. 47-’48; Lt. Governor District Key Clubs from I.a., Miss., W. Tenn.. '48; President. Hi-Y. 48-'49; President. Key Club. ’48-'50; Outstanding Key Club District Officer; Vice-Presi- dent. Red Cross, 47-’48; Sports Editor. Cuintux , ’48-’49; Typing pin 40 words; Second Place Northwestern Relays; Sports Editor, Cub Leader”. Leadership Conference. '49; Best Looking and Best Dressed Senior Boy. '49-’50; Best Senior Boy Athlete. ’49-’50; District Band Contest. '47; Press Club pin, 48; Cumtux” pin. ’47-'48; Bolton Invitational State Track Meet. ’47- 49; Tri-State Track Meet, ’47; Northwestern Relays. '46-’50; Usher. Graduatl n. ’47-’49: S. L. I. Relays, '46; Best All Round Eighth Cirade and Junior Boy: Central La. Rally. 48-’50: President, Newcomers Club. '45; BRUIN Who's Who; Bov’s Beauty Contest. • ISA BEL PEARCE, BRUIN Editorial Staff, ’47-'50; Cumtux” Staff. ’49-’50; Blue Birds, 46-’47: Newcomers Club, 45-'46; BAA, ’46-'50; Library Staff. '47-’49; Main Office Staff. ’49-’50; Tennis Club. ’47-’50; Y-Teens. ’48-'50; Boosters, ’47-’50; Pep Squad, ’48- '49; Marching Squad. ’49- 50; Bronze, Silver. Gold Scholarship B's . ’47- 49; 40 word typing pin, ’47- 48; Library Club pin and guard, 47-’49; Cumtux typist. 'l9-’60; Diploma Girl. '49; Won Tennis Mixed Doubles. Central Rally. '49-'50; Tennis Team. '18- '50: Leadership Conference. '49; President, Library Staff. ’48- 49. • BILLY PENNY, Football Band, 46-'49; Concert Band, ’47-’50: BAA. '46-’50; Cub Football, ’46-'47: Chorus, ’46; Honorable Men- tion. All-State Band, ’48; Band Captain, ’49-’50; Alexandria- Plneville City Orchestra, ’49; Swing Orchestra, ’49. • KICHARI) PETERMAN, Newcomers Club, '45-'4fi; 4-H Club. ’45-’48; Key Club. ’47-’49; Cafeteria Staff, '45-'50; Pelican Boys State, '49; Bronze, Silver, Gold Scholarship B’s , ’47-’49. • MARY PHILLIPS, Swing Club. ’47-’49; BRUIN Business Staff. ’48-’49; BAA. ’47-’50; Bronze. Silver Scholarship B's , ’47-’49. • JOHN PI NCI’S, Newcomers Club, ’45-’46; Pep Squad, ’48; BAA. ’45-’50; Donkey Basketball Team, '48; Book Room Staff, 46-’47: Softball Team, ’49; Tennis Team, 48- 50; Boosters. ’48-'50; Debate Club. ’46-’47: Basketball Team. ’48-’50; “Cumtux Business Staff. ’48-’50; Associate Advertising Manager. Cumtux , '48-’49; Y- Teens. 49-‘50; Cumtux Editorial Staff. ’47; Cumtux” pin, ’48- '19; All-State Basketball Team. 49; 1st place Forest Hill Basket- ball Tournament; 2nd place Southwestern District; 1st place Tennis Singles Central La. Rally. '48: 1st place Mixed Doubles. '48; 1st place Doubles, '49; 1st place Girls' Singles, ’49; 3rd place Mlxo l Doubles State Tournament, ’49; 3rd place Singles, ’49; Queen of Cosmopolitan Bowl. ’48; Co-Captain Girls’ Basketball Team, 49-’50; Gold Basketball. Intramural Tournament, '47; Tennis Letter. '48-’50; Basketball Letter, '49; Best All-Round Senior Girl Athlete. '49; BRUIN Who’s Who, ’49-’50; Medal and Trophy. Mixed Doubles Central La. Rally, '48; Trophy Girls Doubles. ’49; Gold Medal Girls Singles. ’48-’49. • BETTY ANNE PITTMAN, Newcomers Club. ’46-’47. • SALLY PITTS, Transferred from Dolly Madison Junior High. Arlington. Va., '46; BAA’ ’46-’50; Boosters. ’46-’47; Band Boosters. •47-’BO; Press Club. ’47-’50: French Club. ’4S-’50; Debate Club. ’48-'50; Quill and Scroll, ’48-'50; National Honor Society, ’48-’50; Chemistry Staff. ’48-’49; Tennis Club, '48-’50: Dramatic Club. ’48-’50; Y-Teens, ’48-’50; President of Blue Birds. ’46-'47: Vice- President. Band Boosters, ’48-’49; Vice-President. Press Club. '18- ’49; Secretary, French Club, ’49-’50; Vice-President, Debate Club, ’49- 50; Second place Northwestern Debate Tournament. '48-’l9; Best All-Round Freshman Girl, Sophomore. Junior Girl; Most Popular Senior Girl; 40 word typing pin. ’4S-'49; Constitutional Convention, Natchitoches, ’48; Press Club pin, ’48-’49; BRUIN pin md guard. ’48-’49-’50; President. Junior Class. ’48-’49; BRUIN Fea- ture Editor, ’48-’49; BRUIN Editorial Staff, ’47-’60; Bronze, Silver. Gobi Seholarship B’s . '46-’19: Diploma Girl, '49; First place. Flower Essay Contest. '48; Mock Trial, ’48-’49; BRUIN Favorite, ’47-‘48; BRUIN Editor-In-Chief, ’49-’50; BRUIN Who’s Who. ’49- '50: News Reporter for Cub leader”. Leadership Conference. 49: City Judge and Parish Committeeman. Pelican State, ’49; High School Register. ’49-T 0; Campus Queen, ’49-'50. • RICHARD I’LII.ER, Newcomers Club, ’45-’46; BAA. ’45-’50; Quill and Scroll. '48-’49; Press Club, '49; National Honor Soclely, '48-’50; Bronze. Silver, Gold Scholarship B’s . ’46-'49; President. National Honor Society, ’49-’50; BRUIN Who’s Who. ’49-’50; High School Register, '49- 50. • RONALD POWELL, BAA. ’46-’49; Bronze. Silver Scholarship B’s . ’47- 49. • MARY ANN I’ROCHASKA, Transferred from Morton High. Cicero. III., ’49; F. B. L. A.. ’49-’50; Cumtux” Editorial Staff, ’ 49-’50. • ARCHIE PULLEN, Newcomers Club. '46; BAA. ’46-’50; Cap- tain. Softball team, '47; Blue Triangle, ’47-’49; Vice-President. Blue Triangle. ’48; National Honor Society. '48-’50; Vice-Presi- dent, National Honor Society, ’49-’50; Volley Ball Team, '46- 50; Captain. ’48-'49; Basketball Team. ’48-’50; Captain. '49- '50; Press Club. '48; Intramural Champion Basket ball Team. ’48; Boosters, '49-’50; BRUIN Editorial Staff. '47; Swing Club, ’49-’50; 40 word typing pin. ’49; Bronze. Silver. Gold Scholarship B’s”. '47-’49; All-State Basketball Team. ’49; All-Stars Forest Hill Tournament. '48; Sportsmanship Trophy—Chicot Tourney. '49; Basketball Letter. ’49-’50; BRUIN Who’s Who. ’49-’50; High School Register. ’49-’50; 2nd place Southwestern District Basket- ball Tournament, ’49; 1st place Forest Hill Basketball Tourney, ’49: 1st place Intramural Tourney, ’48. 42 • KKX QUEEN, Key Club, ’47-'50; Football Band. 46-'47; Con- cert Band. ’46-'47; BRUIN Business Staff, 'l6-’50; Canteen Staff. '46: Press Club, '48-’50; Hi-Y, ’48- 49; Varsity Football Team, 48: Junior Football Team, ’47; Pelican Boys State. 49; Interna- tional Trustee. Key Club. '48-'49; State Auditor, and Most Out- standing? State Official. Pelican State. ’49; Head Cheerleader. ■'ig-’SO: Press Club Pill. 49; Vice-President. Key Club, '49-'50; BAA. ’l6-'50; Debate Club, '46-'47; Best All-Round Senior Bov and Most Popular Senior Boy; BRUIN Who’s Who. • BARBARA RASBURY, Newcomers Club. ’45-'46; BAA. '45- ’50: Blue Birds, ‘4«; Blue Triangle, 47: BRUIN Business StalT. ’47-’50; Pep Squad. '48; Tennis Club. '48; Junior Red Cross. ’48: Boosters. '48-'50; Quill and Scroll, 48-’50; Library Staff. '47-’49; Y-Teens, ’48-’50; Marching Squad, ’49; Chemistry StafT, ’49-’50; Bronze. Silver. Gold Scholarship B's . ’47-’49: Librarv pin and guard. 47- 48; 40 word typing pin, 47; BRUIN pin and guard. •48- 50; Assistant BRUIN Manager, '48-’60; Representative to State Library Conference. '49; BRUIN Who's Who. '49-’50. • HARVKY RKKI), Newcomers Club. 45-'46; BAA. ’46-'50; Na- tional Scholastic Art Award, ’49; 40 word typing pin. '48. • HAROLD RICHEY, BAA. '46-50; Football Band. '46-'17; New- comers Club. '46. «I. B. RICH.MAN, Baud, 46- 50; BAA, '45-'49; Newcomers, '45- MC • THKI.MA ROUSSEAU, BAA, '47- 49. • JOIINKI.I, RUSH, Dramatics Club. ' 7-’50; President, New- comers. '46;. Boosters. '4«-'50; President. Boosters. ’49-’50; Vice- President, Boosters. '48; BAA, '46-'50; Blue Birds. ’47-'48; Spanish Club. '48-’50; Vice-President, Spanish Club, '49-'60; Y-Teens. '48- '50: Pep Squad Leader. '48 49; Eighth Grade Cheerleader; BRUIN Who's Who. • WANDA RYAN, Newcomers Club. ’45-'46; Blue Birds, 46: Boosters. '48-’49: Marching Squad. '49-'50; Cumtux Editorial Staff. '48-'50; BRUIN Business Staff, '47; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil. '48; Y-Teens Reporter. '48-'50; Tennis Club. 49- 50; Pep Squad. '48; BAA, ’45-'50; Chemistry Staff. ’49- 50; Cumtux pin. '49; Key Room pin, '48; Vice-President of Home Economics Club. '17; Home Ee. Club. '47- l9; Key Room Staff. '48-'49; Pelican Girls State Nominee. '49; Home Ee. Club pin and guard, '47; Home Ec. Club Convention. Natchitoches, '46; Program Girl, Baccalaureate Sermon. '49. • ANN RYDER, Newcomers Club, '45-' 16; Blue Birds, 46; Safety Council. '45; Blue Triangle; Boosters. '47-’48; Marching Squad. '49- 50: BRUIN Editorial Staff, ’46-'48; Tennis Club, '48; Cum- tux Editorial StafT. '47-'50; Managing Editor. ’49-'50; BAA. '45- '60: Quill and Scroll. '48-’50; Diploma Girl, '49; Press Club, '48- '50; Y-Teens, '48- 50; Reporter, Blue Birds. '46; Bronze, Silver. Gold Scholarship B's”; Cumtux” pin and guard. ’49-’50; Press Club pin. '49; Secretary. Press Club, '49-'50; News Editor of Cub Leader”. Leadership Conference, '49; Homeeoming Court, '48; Cosmopolitan Court, '48; BRUIN Who's Who, '49-'50; Debate Club. '46; Pep Squad, '48; First place in news writing. La. High School Press Association. Natchitoches, 49. • LEA LON RYDER, Transferred from Menard High School. '49. • BARBARA SAUCIER, Football Hand. ’45-'50; Concert Hand, '46- 50; Newcomers Club. '45-’46; Swing Club. 'IS-'SO; Junior Red Cross Council. '49; F. B. L. A., '49-’50; District Music Festival. Natchitoches. '47; District Twirling Contest, Natchitoches, '49; State Twirling Contest. Huston. '49, BRUIN Who's Who; Drum Majorette. '48- 60. • BERYL SAUCIER, Football Band. '45-'50; Concert Band. '46- '50; Secretary-Treasurer' Swing Club. 48-’50; Softball Team, '49; Newcomers Club. '45-’46: F. B. L. A.. '49; District Music Festival. Natchitoches. '47; District Twirling Contest. Natchitoches. '49; State Twirling Contest, Ruston, '49; BRUIN Wlio's Who; Drum Majorette, '48-'50. The Senior Class FIRST ROW : Rex Queen Barbara Kasbury Harvey Reed Harold Richey SECOND ROW : .L B. Rich man Thelma Rousseau Johnell Kush Wanda llyan THIRD ROW: Ann K der Lcalon Ryder Barbara Saucier Beryl Saucier 43 FIRST ROW: Frank Seal fano llobhy Shilling Edith Smith Sammir St. Andre SKC'OM) HOW : Hobby Stagg Mcrcnlfs Stowe Uallixv Thomas Hrtt Thompson Til I HI ROW: Simmie Trimble Lnltue Tucker Jane I pshaw Travis Upshaw The Senior Class • FRANK M'AI.FAXO, Football Bund, I 1 'll : Concert Band, '17 ' 50. • HOHHV SIIILMNO. French Club. 4S- 49; BAA. '10-’48. • EDITH SMITH, BAA, ’46 48; FHA, 46-'18; Newcomers Club, '46. • SAM MIK ST. ANDKK, Newcome rs Club, ‘ 15-' 16; Blur Triangle. '47-’48: Boosters, 48-’50; Key Boom Staff. ‘47-’49; BRUIN Busi- ness Staff. ’47- 49; Inn annu al Basketball Tournament. 48; BAA. 45-’f 0; Radio Club, ’48-’49; Dramatic Club, 49-’50: Thespians 49- 50; Pep Squad, '48- 49; Intramural Gold Baske t ball, 48: 40 word typing pin, '47; Diploma Girl, '49; Alternate, Pelican Girls State, 49; Bronze, Silver, Gold Scholarship “B’s”, ‘47-’49. • HOHltV STAGG, Canteen Staff, l7- 50; Safety Council. '45 46; BAA. ’46-'50; Newcomers Club. '45-’46; Bronze Scholarship “B . ’46: 40 word typing pin. '49; Silver and Gold Canteen pins, 4S-’49; Usher. Gradu ion. 49; High School Register, '49-'50. • MKRCKDKS STOWTO, Debate Club. '45 47: Spanish Club. 4S- '19: Tennis Club. ’46 50; Blue Birds. '47-’48; Secretary of New- comers, ’46, Junior Red Cross Council, ’45-’46: Boosters, ’48- 50: l’ep Squad. ’48-‘50; Marching Boosters, ’49-’50; Leader of Pep Squad, ’49-’50; BAA, 4 5- 50. • WAl.I.ACK THOMAS, Transferred from Forest Hill. 7; Junior Football. ’47-’48; Varsity Football. '48-'49; Football Band, '48: Concert Band. 49: Varsity Basketball. '48 49: BAA. 49- 50; Chemistry Staff. '49 50; B Club, ,48- 49; Junior Football Letter, '47 48: Varsity Football Letter, '48 49; Varsity Basketball Letter. 4S-’49. • BETTY JEAN THOMPSON, Newcomers Club. 45- 4G: BAA, ’45 50: Boosters, '46 50: Cosmopolitan Court, 47; Blue Birds, '45- 46: Debate Club. ’46-'50; Vice-President, Debate Club, 48; Byrd Debate Tournament. '46 49; Northwestern Debate Tournaments, '46 50: Dramatic Club. '47 49: Treasurer, Dramatic Club. 18: Press Club. 48 50: Mock Trial. '49: Cumtux” Business Staff, 47- 48: Cumtux” Editorial Staff. 48-’50; Exchange Editor, “Cum- tux’ . 49- 50; Tennis Team, '49; Constitutional Convention, Northwestern, 49; Debate Clinic. l8-'5o; Tennis Club, ’48 50; Y- Teens, Chaplain, 48 50; Tennis Letter, '49; 40 word typing pin. 47; Second place. Debate Tournament. Northwestern, 48: 'Cum tux pin. 48: Tennis Trophy, Girls Doubles, Central La. Rally. 49: Favorite, '48 49; Cheerleader, 48- 50, BRl’IN Who’s Who, ’49 60. • SIMMIE TRIMBLE. BRUIN Business Staff. 47 50: Y-Teens. 48 50; Boosters, '48 49; Marching Squad. 49- 50; Blue Birds, 46- 47: Blue Triangle. 47- 4S; BAA, '45 50; Newcomers Club, |5- 46; Tennis Club. 47 ’50; Chemistry Staff. 49-’50; Key Room Staff: Cheerleader. 48-'l9: Favoiite. 48-’49: BRUIN Assistant Business Manager, ’48 50: BRUIN pin and guard; Usher, Bac- calaureate Sermon, 19: Key Room pin; BRUIN Who’s Who. • LARUE TUCKER. Pelican Girls State Nominee, ’19; Newcom- ers Club. 45-’46; Red Cross Council. 47; BAA. '45 50: Blue Triangle, '47 48; Key Room Staff, 47-'48: Boosters, '18 49; Pep Squad, '48; BRUIN Business Staff, 47 50; Tennis Club, 18; Blue Birds, 15-16; Quill and Scroll. 48-’50; Y-Teens. '49 50; National Honor Society. 49 50: Y-Teen—Hi-Y Council, 49; Bronze, Silver. Gold Scholarship B’s 47- 49: BRUIN pin and guards. 48- 50: BRUIN Business Manager, 48-’50; Diploma Girl '49; President. Y-Teens, 48- 50; Key Room pin, 48. 40 word typing pin, ’48: BRUIN Who’s Who. ’49-’50. • JANE UPSHAW, Transferred fioni Bailey Junior High, Jack- son. Miss.. 46; “Cumtux” Editorial Staff. 46- 50; “Cumtux’’ pin and guard ’48- 49; Feature Editor. “Cumtux”. ’49 50; Blue Triangle. 46- 47: Band Boosters. 48-’50: Press Club. ’48-’50; Quill and Scroll. ’48 50: French Club, 49-'50; Bolton Band Wagon. '17: S'-Teens. 48- 50; Chaplain, Y-Teens. 48 50; La. High School Press Association. 48-'49; BAA, 46- 50; Bronze, Silver, Gold Scholarship “B’s”. ’47 49: Homecoming Court. ’48; Tennis Club, 49: Diploma Girl. 49; Dramatic Club. ’46-’50; Secretary, Dramatic Club. 47- 4S; President, 49- 50; Thespians, ,47-’50; President, Thespians, 48-’49; 4 Thespians Stars. ’48 50; Second place Inter- pretive reading, Central La. Rally, 49; Out of This World, 47: January Thaw” and “Happy Journey”, 48; “La-dies in Retire- ment”. 49; I Remember Mama”, ‘49-’50; BRUIN Who’s Who. • TRAVIS UPSHAW, IT. S. Naval Reserve; Vice-President of D. E. Club. 49; BAA. ’47-’48. 44 • FLOYD I'SSHRY. B Club, ’48-'49; BAA. ’44-'49; Junior Basket- ball. 46-'47; Junior Football. ’47-’48; Varsity Basketball. ’48-'50: Varsity Jacket. '48- 49; Second prize, Boy's Beauty Contest. '48- .9: Junior Basketball Letter, '46-'17: Gold Basketball. Chicot Tournament. 'IX-'JO; BRUIN Who's Who 49- 50. • LOYD L’SSKKY, B Club, '48- 50; BAA. '45-'5U; Junior Basket- ball. Varsity Basketball. '48-T 0; Newcomers Club, '45-’ 6; Junior Basket ball Letter, ' 4 ; Jacket in Varsity Basketball. '18; • Solti Basketball. Chicot r« urnamcnt. '18; Second prize. Boy's Beauty Contest, '48; BRUIN Who s Who. • Ol'ITA VKKXON. BAA. 45-f 0; Tennis Club. '46-'48; BRUIN Business Staff. '46-'17; Boosters. '47-': : Pep Squad, '48-' 9: Marching Boosters, '49-’5U: Newcomer.- Club, '45-’46; Spanish Club. '48; Y-Teens. ’4S- 50; Blue BImIs, 46-'47; Cosmopolitan Queen. '47; Cosmopolitan Court. '48; Bronze Scholarship “B . •4 ;. • HEYEKLY WAGNER, Newconiei s Club. '45-‘46; BAA. ’46- dO; Junior Red Cross. 'l6-'47; I word typing pin. '47-'48; Spanish club. ' 4 8 -' T 0; Secretary-Treasurer, Spanish Club, '49-'f 0; Band Boosters. '48-'50; Treasurer. Band Boosters. 49- B0; Debate Clui . '48-'50; Dramatics Club. '49- 50; Mock Trial. 48-'49; Cumtux” Editorial Staff. '48-'50; War Stamp Salesman, '45-'46. • ANN WALDKN. Blue Birds. '46-’47: Secretary. Blue Birds. '46- '47; Boosters. • 6-'47; Cosmopolitan Court. '4 ; Reporter. New- comers Club. '45-’4t5; Chemistry Staff. '4S-'49; Y-Teens. ’48-'50; Parliamentarian. Y-Teens. '48-'49; BAA. '45-’50; Cumtux Edi- torial Stuff. '48-'f 0; “Cumtux Feature Editor. '49- 50; Assistant Feature Editor, '49; Cumtux pm, '49; French Club. 49-a50; Bolton’s Ideal Couple. '19; Feature Editor of Cub Lender , Lt a I ership Conference, '19; Bronze Scholarship B . ’48; Press Club. '49-’50; Diploma Girl, '49; Band Boosters, ’l7-'50; President. Band Boosters. 'l9-'50; BRUIN Who's Who. 'l9-'f.O; Quill and Scroll. '19. • JLICICY WATSON, Transferred from Colfax High, '18; BAA. '49-'50. • ANN WETZEL, Quill and St roll. '48-'50; Marching Squad. 49- '50: Library Staff. 48-'50: BAA. '48-'50; Red Cross 48- 4 : BRUIN Business Staff. 49-'50; ' Cumtux” Editorial Staff, ’48-’49: Bolton Band. 48; ’Cumtux pin. '19; I word typing pin, '19; Reporter. Library Club, '48. • TOOTS WOLF, Newcomers Club. '45 46; Blue Birds. 16; BAA. 46-’60; Boosteis. '49-'50; Choeilender, '49; Favorite. '4x-t u; Usher. Gr luat ion, ‘47; 40 word typing pin. 19; BRUIN Business Stair. i9-'5o; Spanish Club. 19- 5b; F. B. L. A.. MS-' o. • DOROTHY WOODALL, Newcern. rs Club. '46; BAA. '16-19: Red Cross Council, '47; Tennis Club. 47; Debate Club, ’l6-'47. • JOAN WOODS, Home Econemb s Club. ’46-'47; Camera t'lub, ■|6-'47; Library Staff. '47-'50; Chorus, 46- 48. 9 DOROTin WOOTAN, Home Economics Club, l6-’48. C ROBERT YOUNGER, BAA, '4 -'50; Newcomers Club. '45; Chemistry Staff. I9-’5U; Junier Varsity Football Letter. '47-'48. The Senior Class FIRST ROW: l-| y l I'ssery Loyd I'ssery Ouita Vernon Beverly Wagner SECOND ROW: Ann Walden Jerry Watson Ann Wetzel loots Wolf THIRD ROW: Dorothy Woodall Joan Woods Dorothy Wootan Robert Younger Jan Wilson, I. K. Sell roll, Gayle Benson Junior Class OFFICERS I. E. SCHROLL President GAYLE BEASON Vice-President JAN WILSON Secretary Juniors GLORIA ALLEN BENNY ALMGREN JANE ANDERSON BARBARA AYMOND AMELIA BEAN GAYLE BEASON RONME BONIAL ni ops RAY BONNEGENT JOHN BOOGAERTS HOMER BOREN JOAN BOUDREAUX LEW BOYCE ROBERT BOZEMAN CAROL BRADERA DAVID BRADFORD ZELBERT BREWTON JO ELLEN BROUSSARD BETTY JEAN BROWN CURTIS BROWN MONA BROWN SARAH CALHOUN DON CARRAWAY VANNETTE CARROLL ANNE CHAUDOIR FREDDIE CLEVELAND JOAN CLOSE DIXIE COLEMAN WAYNE CRAIG BOBBY GROTTY EARLEEN CRUSE MARA CUREINGTON MARGARET DANTZLER BARBARA DAVIS CLARENCE DOWNS LLOYD DREWETT JAMES ENLOE JACK FIELD EARLENEFLANAGAN RUSSELL FORD BOBBY FORREST TRAVIS FOX MILTON FRIDGE VERA GABBER! BETTY GERRETS EARL GIRLINGHOUSE DAVID HAMILTON RICHARD HARDING SUE HAYNES VIC HENDERSON ni ops MARY LOU HENDRICKS MATTIE HOLLAND EDITH HOLLINGSWORTH OUIDA HOLSTON HAYES HUFFMAN MARY LA VERNE JOHNSON ROY JORDAN JOAN RIGHT DELORES KIMBALL JIMMY LACHNEY OLA MAE LAWRENCE LEORA LE FORS ANNA LEOTTA ERIC McCARTY JOSEPHINE McCARTY EVELYN McCULLEN ALTON McGREW JERRY MARTIN MARY MASINGILL EUGENE MILAM MARIE MILLER WANDA MILLER EMILY MOBLEY LOUISE MURCHISON ALMA NALLEY BEVERLY O’QUIN JOHN KING OWEN JOY BETH PARNELL MIRIAM PARNELL BARBARA PAULK JOE PITTS TOMMY POWERS HAMP PRATT OTTO PROCHASKA LOIS RACINE NANCY RATCLIFF DOROTHY RAXSDALE PEGGY REID DALE ROGERS BOBBY ROWE MARTHA RUSSELL LOIS RYDER uniors EDDIE SAVOY ALINE SHOWERS STANLEY SIMS DOROTHY SPEAR JUDITH STERKX EMMA JEAN STILLY DONALD STRAIN HENRY THIELS WINDSOR THOMAS LORAINE THOMPSON CLAUDIA TYSON JOE WAITZ JERRY WARD MARY WARE GENE WARNER JIMMY WILLIAMS MARY ANN WILLSON JAN WILSON NELLWYN WOODSON C. L. YOUNGER Kay Murchison, Juan Marshall. Uohhy Wilson ophomore Class OFFICERS BOBBY WILSON President KAY MURCHISON Vice-President JOAN MARSHALL Secretary © r-x-. w -©- = t j DORIS ADAMS SUE ARMAND BEVERLY BALL JERRY BARRON TOMMY BEALL BETTY BEARD EARLINE BORDELON ETHELENE BORDELON OBRA BOURGOYNE BETTY BRADFORD JOE BRADFORD LOUISE BROUSSARD ROBER'I BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN ALLIE CALHOUN MARY CAMP WALTER CARTER CHARLOTTE CHISHOLM NICKIE CICARDO JOANN COOK Sophomores FRANK COUCH VIRGINIA COWART LYNETTE CRAIG PAUL CREED WARREN CROKE RICHARD CULPEPPER JUNE DELCOMYN DELORES Dc VILLE JACK DEZENDORF PHYLLIS DOGGETT CAROL DOWNS DAVID EDWARDS BARBARA ELS MATTA LOIS EVANS BILLY FAIRBANKS JOANN FAIRCLOTH DOROTHY FARMER L. J. FONTENOT MARTHA FORMAN HOLLIS FULTON CLAUDIS GASPARD NENA GIEZENDANNER PATRICIA GIVENS HAROLD HADDOX MARY NELL HAMILTON BOBBY HAMM GRADY HARPER MELVA HARPER CAROLINE HARRIS REGINALD HATHORN BOBBY HAYES JUNE HENDRIX BOBBY JUNE HENDRICHSON DAVID HICKMAN ANITA HINES SALLY HOLLOWAY ANNA HOLMES TOMMY JEFFERY FRANK KEEGAN FREDDY KEEGAN Sophomores JO ANNE KOTAR JIMMY KRAMER EDWIN LEMOINE CHRIS LINXWILER CHRISTA LIPSEY JOAN LOWTHER DAVID LUCKETT Carolyn McAllister JOANN McCANN W. L. McCANN judy McClendon DAN McGREW ANN M REE JOAN MARSHALL MARTHA MARSHALL LOYD MEGISON JIMMY MELANCON BETTY MILLER GRETTA MIZE BOB MORI ARTY OUIDA FAE MORRIS MARILYN MOTTER JOELEENE MURPHEY JANE NEW ESSIE NUGENT JOHN ALEX NUGENT LAWRENCE PARKER EVELYN PASCHELL VALENE PERRY MARY PETERMAN ERNEST PETTAWAY RAY PIERCE REED PIERCE BETTY RAY PILCHER BUDDY PIPPEN COY LANE PITTMAN HERSHY QUARLES TOMMY REDD RONNIE RHODES BUDDY ROGERS Sophomores EDITH ROSIER ALBERT ROURKE ED LYNN RUSH JOY RUTLEDGE CECIL SASSER MAX SASSER MARY SCHMITT JULIUS SCOTT DONALD SHEPPARD CHARLES SHILLING WILBUR SIMON BETTY SMITH NANCY SMITH ROBERT SMITH YVONNE SMITH JAMES SPOFFORD FREDDY STRACENER JACKIE TILL CARROLL TOWNLEY SONYA TRAHAN BOBBIE SUE TUDOR BOBBIE RAE TUMA HARRY TUMA JUNE TUMA RAYMOND TURNER RICHARD UPSHAW NORMA VALLERY CHARLES VERNON FRANK WALDING MARILYN WARD JOY WELLS JACK WHITE MATTIE RAE WHITE HELEN WILLIAMS JO ANN WILLIAMS WINONA WILLIAMSON BETTY WILSON BOB WILSON Freshman Class OFFICERS BABS EVANS President RONNIE BROOKS Vice-President GENE COTTON Secretary (0) r-X-i ■ O 5 Jack Adams Betty Lou Almgren Sam Aertkf.r Billy Allison Bobby A lost Kay A mason Nellie Atwood Lynn Bagley Dick Barber Roy Barton Charles Beasley Richard Beauboeuf Alberta Berlin Charles Berthelot Rayland Beuri.ot Pat Bielkif.wicz Eleanor Boudiette Joy Brakefield Dixie Breithaupt Frances Brewer Ronnie Brooks Shirley Brooks Hester Brown Hilda Brown Mary Brown Freshmen Patty Broyles Gene Burleigh Marvin Butler Dick Calhoun Marvin Caplan Pat Cappel Eleanor Carpenter Charles Carruth F. C. Chamberlain Elizabeth Cire Joseph Cobb James Colvin Bill Connello Laura Cooper Mildred Corley Gene Cotton Allen Couvili.ion Marilyn Crotty Mary Culpepper Carole Cumbik George Cunningham Catherine Davis Jimmie Davis Shirley Dill Lukf. DiMaggio Ruth Doyal Marie DuBroc Billie Duckworth Victor Dunn Barbara Ellis Loula Belle Ensley Margaret Eubank Barbara Evans Mary Frances Flanagan Patricia Fleming Marilyn Ford Mary Forrester Douglas Forsyth Bobby Funderbank Melba Gaines Louis Gandleman Jerry Garvin Sylvia Gauthier Gayle George Ben Gray Reginald Gray Freshmen Richard Harper Bobby Harvin Jerry Hathorn Jerry Hayes Tony Hidgo.n Bea Hill Beverly Hillerman Judith Holloway Sara Hornsby Charles Howse Cf.arcey Johnson Virginia Johnson Dianne Jones Frances Jones Mercedes Kees James Kelly Ralph Kennedy Billy King Dolores Kramel Carrol LaCroix Barbara Laird Larry Lanier Platt Lanphier Jearlene Lee . Billy Levine Albert Lewis Richard Lofton Melvin Long Kay Luedf.rs Lydia McCullough Larry McDonald Sherry Kay McDowell Carolyn McGehee Ruth McGrew Claudette McMath Frank Marcks Geraldine Marcks Samuel Medica Johnny Melancon Jimmy Mercer Gary Mertens Morrise Meyer Shirley Michiels Tommy Miller Nancy Montpelier Peter Moriarty Genie Moros Bonnie Nalley Louise Nalley Connie Newell Freshmen Thomas Nugent Lonnie O’Neal Peggy O’Neill Frances O’Quin- Bill Orlov Bobby Owen Mary Evelyn Parker Bob Penny Ruth Peterman Patsy Phillips Jeanne Carol Pierce Rex Ponthieux Wayne Ranton Judith Rebouche Neil Reed Carroll Roberts Shirley Jo Roberts Billy Roland Luther Roy Pinkney Ryan Dee Ann Ryland Sally Sanders Robert Semple Marion Shilling Billie Shove Louis Shove Virginia Sillivan Charles Smith Betty Spence Patricia Stagg Walter Stagg Warren Steadman Barbara Stevens Audrey Stracener Carol Strother Lee Tassin Don Texada Harold Thurman Clyde Todd Buddy Tudor Elsie Underhill June Wagner Mike Wahlder David Ward-Stein man Bill Warner Myron Wellan Charles Wells George Wilson Berna Dean Worsham Eighth Grade OFFICERS CLARA WISE PITTS President SUE FIELD Vice-President JERRY PAYNE Secretary •Ferry Payne. Sue l-'iel«l. Clara Wine Pills © r-x-i r -e- t j Carol Abat Brttie Allen Kenneth Allen Marianna Allen J. D. Anderson Jerry Arrington Gerald Aymond Joy Bailey Juanita Bailey Bobby Baillio Henry Etta Baker Barbara Ann Ball Charles Barber Gladys Bauer Millard Beason Earl Beauregard Charles Bii.bray Beth Blackburn Betty Jean Blake Bonnie Bordelon Eighth Grade David Bordelon Bobby Boyce John Bkadas Sybil Bradley Claude Branton Billy Brown Dolores Brown Jimmy Brown Sylvia Burleigh Billy Cadibn Harry Calvit Becky Carson Janie Carstens Doris Carter Lee Carter Gaii. Cassady Frank Charrikr Ruth Cicardo T. W. Clark Jackie Cleveland Buell Close Alfred Coco Frances Coleman Ralph Coleman Agnes Converse Ralph Creed Betty Croke Draughon Crowei.i Ancy Jo Cruse Alfred Dauzat Clarence Decker Joann DeMorse Barbara Dotson Thomas Douglas Rene Downs Sylvia Ducote Eighth Grade William Dunn Cynthia Eckhoff Daisy Edwards Jo Ann Elliott Glen Fairbanks Jack Farmer Alex Ferry Sue Field Betty June Flowers Helen Ford Hilda Ford Billy Forrest Yvonne Foster Rene Fowler Mary Ann Frazar Charles Fuqua Robert Furby Wilma Gaspard Marie George Loretta Gilbert Frederick Gintz Helen Girard Geraldine Glass Faye Gordon Neal Gray Larry Grayson Barbara Gregory Sandra Griffith Mary Gunter Doris Gutierrez Joan Hanks Elaine Harper Evelyn Harper Jennie Bell Harper Bf.nita Harvin Mary Ellen Hayf.s Eighth Grade Dale Headrick Jay Hein berg Ann Hollingsworth Donald Holloway Dorothy Holloway Charles Holy Barbara Howse Maylon Humphries Bruce Hunt Angie Hurlstone Connie Hustmyre Bonnie Isgitt Mary Lou James John Jarred Carolyn Jeffries Marie Johnson Cora lie Johnston Bruce Jordan Larry Jordan Zanne Keasler Alvin Kelley Aubrey Kelley Billy Kennedy Helen Kerry Billy Kimball Bobby LaCour M. 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Laird Ann Lambert Beverly Lanphier Natalie Lawrence Dick Lee Billy Liggett Carl Lusted Ray McCarty Joan McCollum Wade McCombs Eighth Grade Ted McDaniels Dorothy McFarland Jimmy McLemore Shiri.ey McLemore Elizabeth Marshall Stella Meeker David Mellon Dan Mertens Barbara Mounck Lis so Nacman Bobby Narrow Ann Nash Marilyn Newstadt Gene Normand Lou Normand Bobby Nugent Edward Nugent Howard Nugent Marilyn O’Quinn Barbara Owen Kay Parker Ed Parnell K F.N N ET II PaTTO N Jerry Payne Clara Wise Pitts George Pitts Janice Pourcy Carol Powers Susan Pritchett Iris Ratcliff Joy Redding Jimmy Reed Shirley Reeder Ross Rivet Jerry Roan George Roberts Eighth Grade Johnnie Roberts Paul Rogers Delson Ryland Robert Sanson Dorothy Savoy Katherine Scallan Betty Jo Semple Donald Sevf.dge Harold Showers Betsy Sims Edna Smith Jesse Smith Mike Stroup Marion Tassin Gerald Thomas John Thompson Sammie Trammell Lou Jean Tumminello Sandra Turrentine Doiorf.s Vali.ery Marion Vallery Fred Vanlangendonck Billie Waddell Bobby Wali Betty Ward Ellen Ward Franklin Washington Maodeline Weber Bette Webb Alice White Vera Mae Wilkerson Joan Williams Mary Jane Williams Odin Williams Eddie Williamson Nelda Wright Dorothy Younger Margaret Zachary PEP SQUAD • CHEERLEADERS • FOOTBALLBAND • COACHES © Hh -©- Z - (V 66 •FOOTBALL • BASKETBALL • TENNIS • BASEBALL • GOLF • SWIMMING s - v (! MS SS When Bolton Teams Go The Boosters’ Marching Squad, and the Band and Band The Twirlers and Drum Majors are ready with fancy and skillful twirling demonstrations . . . Out To Play ........... Boosters are ready with elaborate displays and marching formations And, the cheerleaders are there with plenty of pep to keep the crowds cheering loudly. TWIRLERS Left to Right Beryl Saucier Christa Lipsey Miriam Parnell Jimmy Lachney Alice White Barbara Saucier CHEERLEADERS Left to Right Gayle Savoy Ronnie Chen evert Betty Jean Thompson Rex Queen Dot Raxsdale Jimmie McLemork MARCHING GROUP The newly organized Boosters, a hundred strong marching group and cheering section, have added much to the enthusiasm and school spirit displayed at the football games. The members of this group are: First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Ratcliff, Mercedes Stowe. Second Row: Janis Levy, LaRuc Tucker, Simrnie Trimble, Joelene Murphey, Joy Rutledge, Betty Bradford, Sidney Ortego, Ouida Faye Morris, Betty Pilcher, Virginia Cowart, Charlotte Chisholm, JoAnn Williams. Third Row: Martha Ann Russell, Isabel Pearce, Ann Ryder, Kay Murchi- son, Sue Tudor, Joy Wells, Gastria Lachney, Jessie Wilkinson, Bobby June Hendricks, JoAnn Faircloth, Jeanette Milam, Barbara Paulk. Fourth Row: Barbara Davis, Minta Rose Israel, Mary Edith Hollingsworth, Phyllis Doggett, Barbara Els, Nita Hines, Joy Juneau, Helen Williams, Carolyn McAllister, Joan Broyles, Ann McRee, JoAnn Mears. Fifth Row: Peggy Abbett, Wanda Ryan, Ouita Vernon, Sonja Trahan, Earl- enc Bordelon, JoLou Swanson, Doris Adams, Betty Wilson, Betty Pearl Beard, Carol Bradera, Joy Beth Parnell, Earleen Cruse. Sixth Row: Betty Brown, Sammic St. Andre, Betty Herrin, Mayme Moore, Rcba Waldron, Dixie Coleman, Joan Close, Doris Coleman, June Delcomyn, Mary Nell Hamilton, Delores Kimball, Peggy Reid. Seventh Row: Johnnie Bolton, JoAnn Henderson, June Hendrix, Judith Sterkx, Gloria Allen, Lorraine Thompson, June Bergeron, Lois Ryder, JoAnn McCann, Doris Thomas, Barbara Aymond, Vannette Carroll. Eighth Row: Ann Wetzel, Barbara Rasbury, Laura McGehee, Mary Louise Hendrix, Dot Spear, Nancy Smith, Norma Vallery, Martha Keating, Mary Schmidt, Emily Mobley, Harrictte Lacour, Jan Wilson. Down town parades led by the Drum Majors, Twirlers, Band -r and Boosters arouse the whole town’s interest in the game. Students come through the students’ gate and eagerly scan the programs. The grandstands are packed with spectators and the football spirit is high. As the team comes on the field . . . 73 FOOTBALL TEAM First row. left to ri«cht: Bilb' Liberto, manager, Sonny Pearce, hmmr .lofTrion. W. K. Broussard, A. J. Cicardo, Fddie Savoy, Charles Garner, Reed Tierce, Gerry Maugham. Second row: William Cragon, Albert I ewis, I. K. Schroll, Ted Bullock, Billy Iliitlumiice, William Lee, Ken Candens, Bob Pearson, Pat Brenner, Larry Wiltse, Furl Girlinghousc. Third row: Vic Henderson, manager, Pete Fairbanks, T. J. Ledet, Jerry Ward, Frank Bejsovec, Charles Liberto, I,. K. Kyland, Uverne Aymond, Floyd Morgan, Jerry Goiix, Dee Dee Hickman, Malcolm Hornsby, Thomas Kelley, manager. y— © r-x-i vr -e- = ro 1949 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 9—Neville 6: Bolton 6; there Sept. 16—Baton Rouge 19: Bolton 19; there Sept. 23—Fair Park 14; here Sept. 29—Ouachita 12; there Oct. 7—Jennings 25; here Oct. 14—Menard 41; here Oct. 21—Byrd 14; there Oct. 28—Catholic High 6: Bolton 27; here Nov. 11- Sulphur 0; here Nov. 18—Lake Charles 6; here 74 1949 Football Season The Bolton Bears laid aside their war claws December 2, ending the 1949 grid schedule with a mediocre season of 4 wins, 4 losses, and 3 ties, but surpassing the early season expectations. Their first three games of the season ended up in ties, but the 19-19 deadlock with highly favored Baton Rouge High came as a stunning upset to sports scribes through- out the state, as the Bulldogs were ranked over the Bruins at 25-4 odds. In the scoring bracket the locals chalked up 190 points to their opponents' 167, which was a marked improvement over a 179 to 185 for 1948. The bears were only held scoreless once during the season and that was by a powerful Sulphur Tornado eleven, 25-0. Their worst defeat came at the hands of the class AA state Champs, Byrd High, 46-14, The Bruins were led by big captain and left halfback I. E. Schroll. I. E. ranked a close third in the state scoring department and was given a berth on the class AA All-State football team, likewise on the All-Southern aggregation, being one of five Louisiana players chosen for this honor. SchrolFs mates in the backfield included hefty Larry Robertson, Ted “Educated Toe” Bullock, fleet A. J. Cicardo, Sonny Pearce, Eddie Savoy, and Billy Huth- nancc. The line which paved the way for these fine backs was built up of Jerry Ward, who received Honorable Mention on the All-State team, Laverne Aymond, Co- Captain Ken Carstens, William Lee, William Cragon, Albert Lewis, L. E. Rvland, Larry Wiltse, Charles Liberto, Winn Morgan, and Gerry Mangham, along with re- serves Lamar JofTrion, Floyd Morgan, Earl Girlinghouse, and Pat Brenner. FOOTBALL COACHES ItiKk, left to right: Coaches Anastasio, Richardson, and Sclimolke. Front: Coaches Lei , and Southerland. 75 Shoulder tackling results in tie game. BOLTON VS. NEVILLE For the opening game of the season, the Bolton Bears journ- eyed to Monroe to meet the slightly underdogged Neville team. Since this was the first time either team had met another on the gridiron, both were a little slow getting started. The Bears outplayed Neville, but lost the ball close to the goal line several times on fumbles. The only tally was made by Billy Huthnance, who, after three downs, bulldozed his way through to score. Final score was 6-6. mmms msm Top: I.AMAK JOI I ItlON lill. I. Y lit Til NAM K Bears and Baton Rouge battle to a tie game. Powerhouse Schroll stymied by three Indians, BOLTON VS. BATON ROUGH At Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, the Bears (tattled a surprised, overrated Bulldog team to a 19-19 deadlock. From beginning to end it was Bolton’s game, the half ending with the Bears out in front 13-6. Schroll. who scored all of Bolton’s points. Cicardo. Ward, Robertson, and Pearce sparked the home team while De- den. Turner, and Dacorcse paved the way for the hosts. The game ended with the Bears on the Bulldog five yard line. BOLTON VS. FAIR PARK Before an overflow' crowd, the Bears opened their 1949 home season, tying the Fair Park Indians, 14-14. The Bruins on two-up-the-field drives, spearheaded by Schroll, Cicardo. Rob- ertson, and Bullock, tallied twice with I. E. going over both times. Sparked by Crain, How- ell, and Embry, the Indians found new spirit in the second half, racking up two quick scores before Bolton could counter-attack, to knot the score at 14 all. I.AltltS Ull.TSK KKN CAH8TKNK |.. E. 1IVU.W) Bolton carriers get nowhere against Ouachita Lions BOLTON VS. OUACHITA The Bears suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Ouachita Lions, 27-12. In the first quarter, a pass from Boatright to Milstead was car- ried 35 yards for the initial tally. Then I. E. Schroll swept around end for the Bears’ first touch- down. In the third quarter, Bol- ton lost the ball on downs on the Lions’ 4 yard line. Boatright fumbled on the 2, and Ken Cars- tens, guard, crossed the goal line for the final score. Bolton Bears romp over Menard Yellow Jackets stop Bears’ drive toward goal. BOLTON VS. MENARD The Bolton Bears for the third consecutive year defeated their cross-town rivals, Menard Eagles, 41-0, in a game which saw the Blue and White offensive and defensive forces click- ing better than any other time in the season. Jerry Ward caught two touchdown passes from Schroll, and I. E. added 5 out of 6 extra points. Cicardo, Pearce, and Robertson also were out- standing for BHS and Fryer, Cayer, and Fant for the Eagles. BOLTON VS. BYRD Byrd High’s AA champions rolled the Bruins on a muddy Shreveport field in the last road game of the season, 46-14. Though weak- ened by the 24 hour lay over necessitated by rain, the Bears fought hard all the way, once holding the Yellow Jackets for four downs on the 6 inch stripe. The winners showed superior speed and the two BHS talleys came on runs of 68 and 64 yards by Savoy and Bullock, res- pectively. CHARI.KS I.IBKRTO AI.BKKT BOO I.EWIS I.AVKRNK AYMOM) Jennings closes in on Pearce. BOLTON VS. JENNINGS In the annual Homecoming fray, the Bolton Bears stomped the Jennings Bulldogs. 25-6. The Bruins overcame a ten year jinx held over them by Jennings and captured their first win of the season. Though the hrst half ended in a 6-6 tie, the Blue and White came back strong and completely outplayed the visitors, gaining 156 yards to Jennings’ 7 on the ground. Bul- lock. Pearce, and Schroll tallied for the Bruins, while Boudreaux crossed pay dirt for the losers. .iKitm w m w . k. m oi ss m Komt: savoy Home Coming v With the gala parade and the ex- citing football game following th ' formal dance, Bolton celebrated its . 1949-50 Homecoming Day. The Queen, escorted by I. E. Schroll. was crowned at the half by Mr. F1 Smith. Sonya Trahan, having sold thij. most football season tickets, reign- 9 .......... ■ ed over the football game an } (he Homecoming Dance. The iext' () highest sellers who were in the court, were Johnell Rush, maid ol honor. Jackie Till, Barbara Stevens, Vannette Carroll and Lenora Mor- gan.. I I ' 1 SONYA TRAHAN, Homecoming Queen HOME COMING COURT Cicardo and Ryland team up against Catholic High. BOLTON VS. CATHOLIC HIGH The Golden Bears of Catholic High started off strong and scored early in the first period, hut the Bruins from then on had the situation well in hand and crossed pay dirt in every quarter. The BHS forward wall gave one of their best performances on the home field, holding the visitors to 48 yards on the ground. Schroll and Ward each scored twice for Bolton, and Mayor tallied for Catholic High, making the score 27-6. HOLTON VS. SULPHUR The highly favored Sulphur Tornadoes de- feated the Bears to take the Southwest District Crown before an overflow crowd in Bolton Sta- dium, 25-0. In the first quarter, after a 65 yard drive, Bourgeois ran around end for the first Tornado tally. Ward, Cicardo, and Schroll spirited the Bears, and “Pistol Pete” Miller sparked the Tornado team. Sulphur gained 295 yards as compared to the Bears’ 167 yards, and managed to score in all but the third quarter. HOLTON VS. LAKE CHARLES In the final game of the 1949 grid slate, the Blue and White went down in defeat to a fav- ored Lake Charles aggregation, 12-6. The Red and White drew first blood in the third period with Charles Oakley, high scorer and All- Stater, tallying. The Bruins tightened up and I. E. Schroll climaxed a drive by plunging over for the score. Oakley tugged the pigskin around end to complete the scoring. LARKY ROBKKTSON Basketball Summary The Bolton High 1949-50 Var- sity Basketball team made it three straight years without a defeat on the home court, and upheld Coach Leo Marler’s outstanding hard- wood record. Early in the season the Bears took home second place honors from the Urania Tourna- ment and placed two men, Loyd Ussery and Herbert Cooley, on the All-Tourney Team. The first five included forwards Captain Loyd Ussery and Herbert Cooley, center L. J. Fontenot, and guards Floyd Ussery and Roy Mc- Kneely. Reserves seeing action during the season were Bobby Wilson, W. E. Broussard, James Enloe. Joe Pitts, Alton McGrew, Don Megison, Bob Forrest, and Jerry Ward. The manager was Bill But- ler. Coaches Marler and Lcis First Row Row. Hill Butler. Second Row. left to : Jim Daenen, Liberto, Vill Cooley. Second Row, I’aul Hood. Joe Pitts, V. K. 'Jeaiisniuie. Third Row. Mr. Leis. lton .Motirew. Unlace Tliomi: . Roy McKiieeley, Floyd Isnery, Loyd Cssery, Mr. Marler. McKneely puts up fight to help Bruins defeat Kittens in opening game of season. Bruins On I OLT0 BOLT 01 BOLTOHi Bennie 1 smt , Charles .link Wlintle . Charles Knloe, Herbert Cooley, Du id Luekett. James Todd, Ciene mond, Karl Bordelon Broussard. Budd Boicers, Toinni Bedd, tierald White. Bohh Wilson. Donald Weicison. I.. J. Fontenot, James On Arkadclphia's first isit to Bolton, Cooley shot 6 goals straight. LOYI) I SSKKY FLOYD I'SSEKl IIKItBIItT COOLK The Hardwood With tricky playing of Loyd Usscry Louisiana College was badly defeated. SCHEDULE Dec. 1—Bolton ....................... 49: Jennings ...................... 20; there Dec. 3—Bolton ....................... 55; College Kittens................ 22; there Dec. 6—Bolton ....................... 48; College Kittens ................ 35; here Dec. 10—Bolton ........................................2nd place; Urania Tournament . there Dec. 13—Bolton ...................... 35; Sulphur .............................. 37; there Dec. 16—Bolton ...................... 60: Arkadelphia. Ark................ 25; here Dec. 20—Bolton ...................... 38; Urania ........................ 20; there Jan. 5—Bolton ....................... 34; Lake Charles .................. 33; there Jan. 7—Bolton ....................... 51; Baton Rouge .................... 39; here Jan. 13—Bolton ...................... 66; Sulphur ........................ 41; here Jan. 17—Bolton ...................... 62; Urania ......................... 39; here Jan. 20—Bolton ...................... 56; Jennings ....................... 25; here Jan. 24—Bolton .......................42; Neville .........................39; there Jan. 27—Bolton .......................58; Neville..........................34: here Jan. 31—Bolton........................31; Ouachita........................32; there Feb. 4—Bolton ....................... 50; Byrd.............................29: here Feb. 8—Bolton.........................37; Baton Rouge......................45; there Feb. 10—Bolton........................52; Lake Charles ................... 37; here Feb. 17—Bolton........................60; Ouachita ....................... 38: here Feb. 25--Bolton................1st place; Tech Tournament................... ; there Mar. 3—Bolton ......................... ; Lake Arthur...........Forfeited to Bolton: here JAMES KM.OK L. J. FONTENOT (HAH LKS J EA N SO N N E Bob Wilson matches skill with Lookadoo of Arkansas. BOB WILSON W. E. BKOI SSAKI) HOY MrKNKKn WALLACK THOMAS DON M KOI SON Basketball Floyd Ussery rips through whole opposing team for goal Fontenot disdains triple guard threat and scores for Bolton. Basketball Floyd scores long shot for Bruins. Cooley executes skillful lay-up shot for Bruins r i i. ii(ioi jot-: riTTs ALTON' McGKKW BASEBALL TEAM Front How, L« ft to Rifflit: Donald Corley, Grady lee Kim;, Famur JofTrion, James Knloe, Pete Brotlnuv. Bu k How: Ted Bullock, Pat Brenner, Jerry Ward, I. B. Schroll, Bill IIutlinance, Tomm Bell, (ierr Maniliam, Tliomu.s Kell.x, manager. Baseball T rack In rounding out the sports program at Bol- ton, the popular sport of baseball has an essen- tial part. It is a comparatively new sport at BHS but has rapidly advanced in the last few years. With returning lettermen Schroll, Bren- ner, Enloc, Ward, Broadnax, JofTrion, and Corley, and reserves Lewis. Huthnance, King, and Cicardo along with some promising new- comers, Coach Raymond Schmolke expected to have one of the best high school “nines” in this section. The tentative schedule included about 20 games and arrangements were to be made with Lake Charles High, Byrd, Catholic High, Colfax, Olla. Menard, and Ouachita. 90 The Bolton Track team, under Coach Tom Southerland, was expected to have another suc- cessful season. Although a few mainstays of the ’49 squad were missing, returning lettermen Harper, Liberto, Garner, Bays, and Drott, along with many promising newcomers, were well on their way to Cinder path glory. The tentative schedule included the Bolton Invitational, Ba- ton Rouge Invitational, Southwest District, Tri-State and State Meets, and the Northwest- ern and Southwestern Relays. TRACK TEAM Front How. Left to Right: W. L. l rott, Robert Bayes, Tim Forrester, Heed Merer, Charles Garner. Buek How: Cliarles Uberto, I. K. Scliroll, Bilik) Brewer, Grady Harper, Sonny Pearee, Vie Henderson, manager. Golf Swimming and Tumbling Among BHS’s new ath- letic interests are swim- ming, golf, and tumbling. The golf and swimming teams have already gained state wide recognition and tumbling is rapidly proving itself to be a popular pas- time at Bolton. The tumb- lers have given interesting demonstrations at the Teachers’ Convention and at the intermissions between basketball games. SWIMMING TEAM Left to Right: John Ross Rivet, Lamar Joffrion. Connie Newell, .Mona Brown, Boh Pearson. M illium Cragon. TUMBLING GROUP First How, Left to Right: Platt Lamphler. B Wilson. Burl Reieh. Paul Ryder. Seeond Row: I Guinn, Jimmy Smith, Charles Wells. Third H David Bradford. Rieliard Culpepper. Fourth (Standing): Charles Shilling. To BEAR«j Tennis At the time Bruin went to press, the Bolton netsters were undergoing daily workouts in preparation for the hard schedule ahead which in- cluded Fair Park. Byrd. Lake Charles, and Natchitoches, on a home and home basis. With return- ing letterman Joen 'Pineus, Isabel Pearce, Betty Thompson, Sallv Sanders, Chuck Hardy, Paul Creed. Buddy Tudor, and Joe Pitts, the squad hopes to better its ’49 record. TENNIS TEAM Front Kom, Left to Light : Isabel I’iurn , Betty Thompson, Joen Pin- ous. Kark Kow: Paul Creed, Joe Pitts. Ktnhly Tudor, Cliaek Hardy. GIRLS BASKETBALL First Kow, Left to Kiglit : Kiln Faye Cutiitfux. Sunny Turner, Areliie Pullen, Joen Pineus, Cabin Flliott. Seen in I Kow: Mrs. Krister. Nym Faye Grayson, Sally Holloway, Hetty Broun, .leNelle Clmte- lain. Janet Smith, alene Perry , Dorothy Miller, Margaret Haile Campbell. Girls' Basketball Mrs. Marvin Blister’s girls’ basketball team, in its second year, showed that it was here to stay. The girls throughout the season played a fine brand of basketball and at the time of the Bruin publica- tion had gained 7 wins against 3 losses, and 1 tie. going to the semi-finals of the Jena Tournament. Captain of the team Archie Pullen and Co- Captain Joen Pincus, both of whom made All-State last year, were neck and neck in scoring, with 159 and 157 points respective- ly. Other members of the starting lineup were Sanny T urner, JeNelle Chate- lain, Ella Fay Canafax, and Janet Smith. Reserves doing a good job were Nyra Faye Grayson, Essie Nugent, Sally Holloway, Valene Perry, Margaret Dantzler, Joan Reich, Nancy Fillctte, Jessie Mid- dleton, Hershalean Quar- les, Dot Spear, Joan Lowther, Geraldine Stev- ens, and Margaret Wade Campbell, manager. I'op to Bottom Klliott and Pincus team up for pass interception. Pincus begins early lead for big scores against Marksville. Ballet technique of Pullen adds to her top scoring honors. B R U I N • C U M T UX MUSIC-DR AM ATICS • CLUBS © -x- vr -©- 6 : tv S T U I) E NT ASSISTANT ST A F F S AROUND THE CAMPUS SALLY PITTS Bruin Editor Bruin Editorial Staff The active members of the BRUIN Editorial Staff work from September to May during their vacant periods and at every other available moment in order that numerous duties such as drawing up a dummy, arranging class pictures. identifying group pictures, working on club write-ups, conducting elections, and the dozens of miscellaneous details may be completed in time to meet the deadline. Dependability and enthusiasm are Mary Ann Kelley Associate Editor Art Joe Pitts Marie Howell and Sports Editor Feature Editor Louise A Gayle Beason Assistant Editor Essential qualities of a BRUIN as all the work is entirely rricular and no scholastic credit sacrifice of all study hall periods many after school hours is neces- Earleen Cruse Assistant Editor Myron YVellan Photography Editor sary in order to get the huge volume of work finished. But when BRUIN comes out, the ardor of the work is forgotten and the whole staff feels proud of hav- ing had a part in its production. BRUIN EDITORIAL STAFF tow, Left to Right: Sammlo Trammell. Betty Webb, Billie Waddell. Clara Wise Pitts, Mary Ann Kelley. Sally Pitts, Howell, Ann Nash, Kay Parker. Sue Field, Jan Wilson, Loujean Tummlnello. Second Row: Isabel Pearce. Sonya n. Sue Tudor, Betty Bradford, Sandra Turrontine, Marianna Allen, Jackie Cleveland, Janie Carstens. Louise Mur- ....., Leora LeFors, Carolyn Cartwright. Stella Meeker. Third How: Earleen Cruse, Peggy Held. Marilyn Newstadt. hot Spear, Martha Marshall. Rene Downs. Barbara Mounce. Dorothy Barmore. Betty Beard. Richard Culpepper, Larry Jor- dan. Fourth Row: Barbara Evans, Elizabeth Cire, Frances Brewer. Gayle Beason. Rupert Barber. Jerry Janette, Joe Pitts, Myron Wellan. Peter Moriurty, Joe Wolf, George Pitts. First Row, Marie Trahan, ehison ■ LARUE TUCKER Bruin Business Staff Bruin Business Manager Working hand in hand with the edi- torial staff, the BRUIN Business Staff carries on the financial tasks of produc- ing our yearbook. The requirements for being on this staff are, above all, de- pendability, initiative, and at least a C average. The staff every year sets out vigor- ously to sell subscriptions and picture contracts to the students, and to sell ads 98 Jackie Till Assistant Manager Anita Hines Assistant Manager [oAnn Henderson Assistant Manager Take lessons from. Before many students become aware that BRUINS have ar- staff members have the books un- packed, counted, sorted, and delivered. Thereafter for the rest of the semester BRUIN is definitely the Book-of-thc- Year. to local busin with photoijvaj these pictures for distributing students, theyr duction line envy and our F fon he J ak of A frnallv, 'ojyyhi clay ia yea U 0I o the ng TO o a fffrift pro- ford would- government could BRUIN BUSINESS STAFF First How. Left to Right: Zanne Keasier, Barbara Rasbury, Lenora Morgan, La Hu. Tucker. Slmmlc Trimble. Kmlly Mob- 1,.y. Morris,- Meyers. Jerry Payne. Dickie Calhoun. Second How: JoAnn Henderson. Joan Plow. Anita Hines. Jaekie Till, joy Wells. Barbara FIs. Nona Oie .andanner. Marvin ('apian. Alfred Coco. Third How: Dorothy Farmer. Toots Wolf. Martha Russell. Edith Hollingsworth. Harry Jordan. Eric McCarty. Bobby Hamm. Hex Queen. Bob Penny. 99 ANNE McLEMORE Cumtux Editor Cumtux Editorial Staff What would Bolton do without “Cumtux'’? This four-page newspaper is published weekly by the students. Each reporter has an car for gossip, news, and sports. One may be asked a question and, before he knows it a Cumtux reporter has hit a story. This newspaper is the oldest high school publication in the state of Louisiana. Its high standards could not have been maintained throughout the years without the diligence, ingenuity and wit of every one of the Cum- tux reporters. To be a member of this staff, one must first and foremost excell in English; and last but not least, love to write. The name of our school paper typifies a typical Boltonite—Cumtux, a little bit of the best of everything. CUMTUX EDITORIAL STAFF First Row. Loft to Right: Billy Butler. Patsy King. Ann Ryder, (..'hick Gabbert, Betty Jean Thompson, Anne MoLemore, Jane Upshaw. Ann Walden, Richard Pliler. Second Row: Bobby June Hendrickson, I ce Dee Barmore, Mlnta Israel, Laura MeGeheo. Barbara Davis, Beverly Wagner, Joan Lowther. Wanda Ryan, Ann Wetzel, Amelia Bean. Third Row: David Bradford. Leora LeFors. Freddie Cleveland, Margaret Wade Campbell, Agnes Givens, Bobbie 'Carol Downs, Joy Juneau, Jerry Laborde, Betty Brown, Isabel Pearce. Fourth Row: Max Sasser. Lonnie Bennett. Bob Moriarty, Ernest Pettawuy, Joe Pitts. Ronnie Chenevert, Rupert Barber, Abie Attrop, Bobby Rowe. Right Top to Bottom: Richard Pliler, Associate Editor; Billy Butler, Sports Editor; Ann Walden, Feature Editor; Jane Upshaw, Feature Editor; Chick Gabberr. Assistant Feature Editor. Ann Ryder Managing Editor Patsy King Associate Editor CUMTUX CUB REPORTERS First Row, Left to Right: Marilyn Newstadt, Amy Jo Cruse, Mary Helen Hayes, Fritz! Bauer. Daisy Ann Brow, Helen Hayes, Ray Parker. Ann Nash. Barbara Mounce. Angie Hurlstone. Second Row: Dewey Dunn. Shirley Dill. Elsie 1 ndcr- h i 11. Mary Frances Flannagan. Pat Fleming. Alberta Berlin. Lula Belle Ensley, Lydia MeCullen. Samnij Edgar. Myron Weilan. Third Row: Betty June Flowers. Bruce Jordan. Tommy Miller, Lou Jean Tuminello, Clara Wise Pitts. Gene Cotton, Judith Rebouche, Carolyn Cleveland, Carole Cumbie. Fourth Row: Sammio Tram- mell. Marianna Allen, Joan Hanks. Bonnie Isgitt. Rene Downs. Janie Carstens. Dorothy Younger. Bettie Jo Semple. Stella Meeker. Sue Field. Doris Carter. « Cumtux Business Staff WAYNE CRAIG Advertising Manager Labor strikes don't interfere with the Business staff of Cumtux for they work many hours overtime and only ask in return that the students support them by subscribing to the school paper. Cumtux—a little bit of the best of everything. These earnest workers put in many hours in school and after school getting the advertisements that, along with stu- Joy Beth Parnell Barbara Aymond Jo Lou Swanson Business Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Business Manager 102 Marik Miller Hershalinb Quarles Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager dent subscriptions, finance the printing of this paper. This busy staff also sells and distri- butes the Cumtux to the homerooms every week. If by chance on some Wed- nesday morning a streak of lightning Jack Lofton Emma Jean Stilley Honor Solicitor Honor Solicitor seems to dart in and out Home Rooms, there’s no need for alarm. It’s just a staff member making a mad dash to sell all his Cumtuxes before the next bell rings. CUMTUX BUSINESS STAFF Firat Row. Left to Right: John Boogaerts. Barbara Ayinond. Joy Beth Parnell. Wayne Craig. Marie Miller. Dot Raxsdale, Hershy Quarles. Second Row: Emma Jean Stilley. Bottle Ray Pilcher. Jessie Wilkinson, Jac k Field, Jimmie Laehney, Jack Lofton. Carrolle Rollins, Jo Lou Swanson. 103 9 Catherine Pearson, Jane I'pshaw, I'atsy Kins Louise Vaux, Jane I'pshaw, Houston Moreuu LADIES IN RETIREMENT From “I REMEMBER MAMA” “Mr. Hyde thrilled ns with a Talc from Two Cities” Jane Upshaw, Joan Broyles, and Rupert Barber represented Bolton in the Leadership Conference in Dramatics Speech ACTIVITIES The Speech department at Bolton High School is divided into three sections- the Radio Club, The Bantam Players and the Thespians. The Radio Club is a regular class that presents each week over a local radio station “The Bolton Play- house.” The Bantam Players, renamed this year, was formally the Dramatic Club. Membership is acquired by tryouts in some field of dramatics. This year the club presented Remember Mama, as their major production. The aim of all speech students is to become a member of the Thespians, a na- tional honorary society, composed of high school students who have earned a re- quired number of points thru participa- tion in activities concerned with the drama. BANTAM PLAYERS First Row. Loft to Right: Beverly Wagner. Lenora Morgan, Chick Gabbert. Jane Upshaw. Joan Broyles, Dorothy Bar- more. Patsy King. Anne McLemoro. Second Row: Jackie Till. Gayle Reason. Barbara Davis. Sanimie St. Andre. Dixie Coleman, Mona Brown. Martha Gridin, Amelia Bean. Third Row: Jane New, Phyllis Doggett. Johnell Rush. Marie Howell. Virginia Ball. John Boogaerts, Joe Bradford, Rupert Barber, Jack Field. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Kelley, Claudia McKenzie, Jcrrle Laborde, Nancy Ratcliff, Ernest Pettawuy, Bobby Hamm, Caroline McAllister, Gayle George. Sally Pitts. THESPIANS First Row. Left to Right: Dixie Coleman. Rupert Barber. Lenora Morgan. Patsy King. Anne. Me- Lemore. Second Row: Samntle St. Andre, Joan Broyles. John Boogaerts, Jane Upshaw. From “I REMEMBER MAMA” DRAMATICS CHRISTMAS BROADCAST BY THE BANTAM PLAYERS CURTAIN CALL, From “I Remember Mama First Row. Left to Right: Helen Dotson. J. B. Rlchman. Robert Bays, Mary Ann Wilson. Marianna Allen. Mary Culpepper, Juno Wallace Franck. James Spoftord. Second Row: Richard Culpepper, Wayne Craig, Lloyd Meglson, Lawrence Parker. Robert Tudor, Hayes. Jane Hayes. Mary Frances Hornsby. John King Owen. Joan Kight. Cora Lee Zachary, Richard Harding. Otto Prochaska, Harold Haddox. Paul Smith, Jerry Payne. Carl Lusted. Jimmy Walworth. Peggy O'Neil. Sandra Turrentine. Marie George, Benita Bays. Paul Allison. Ben Gray. Ronnie Brook. Donald Strain. Frank Scalfano. Fourth Row: Billy Penny. Donald Sheppard. Jimmy- Bobby Boyce. Johnny Roberts. Helen Nichols. Benny Almgren, Johnny Hammock, Joe Waltz. Standing: Pat Cappel. Charles Smith, Bob Morlarty, Bob Funderburk©, Lew Boyce, Tommy Cranford. At Piano. Jimmy Turner. First Row. Left to Right: Velma Perkins, Sarah Hlggenbothem, Geraldine Glass. Second Row: Sandra Griffith. Tiny liustm Wanda Miller, Joyce Aymond. Bes ie Lee Lacliney. Third Row: Iris Maxine McGraw, Wanda Faye Peart, Betty Jo Si-mple, Dorothy Younger, Algic Nicholis, Edwina Haley, Nadine Hertz, Shirley Greene, JoAnn Greene, The Chorus The Chorus, composed entire- ly of girls, provides Bolton stu- dents with a great deal of musi- cal entertainment. These girls that are interested in singing take this course at a regular class period and are given a full unit's credit. MUSIC Tuma, Mattio Ray Whito, 01 ra Bourgoyne, Ray land Beurlot, Hollis Fulton, Billy Allison, David Ward-Steinman, Neil Rood. Tommy Beall. Juanita Bobby Rowe, Windsor Thomas. Third Row: Walter Stagg. Carl Scherer. Harvln. Hope Rush. Bobby Crotty. Ralph Axtle, Alfred Dauzart, Ronnie Turner, Beverly Lanphier. Delores Kramer. Janice Pourcy, Jack Lofton. Dewey Dunn, Bobby Ward, Marie Miller, Albert Couvlllion, Platt Lanphier, The Band Bolton s 100-piece band has shown great capability this year and in the past years by their performances at football games and by the state-wide recog- nition that has been given to some of its members. Harbor. Louise Nalley. Ellen Marie Ward, Becky Carson, Waydean Reich. Barbara Laird, Sarah Calhoun. Bobbie Rae Turner. Elaine «■yer. Betty Jean Blake. Betty Smith. Susie Myers. Faye Lambert. Joan Hale. Billie Ruth Com h. Winona Williamson, Alma Nall-v, Williams. Mary Ruth McCarthy. Myrtle Richerson. Lilly Nell Higgenbotham. Bobby Owens. Ruth Peterman. Betty Brown. Ruth Fuqua. Carolyn Res bar. Betty Allen. Kitty Brow. Dot Bounds. Fourth Row: Allie Goff. Betty Ruth Wilder, Nell Atwood. Earlene Scarbrock. Dorks Carter. Linda Harper. Allie Beauboeuf, Bea Hill. Justine Chenevert, Mary Ann Wilson. orni natiQps “B” CLUB First How, Left to Right: I. K. Schroll, Joe Pitts, Hoy Mc- Kneely. Ken Caratens. Eddie Savoy, Jerry Goux, Earl Glrl- inghousc. Larry Wiltze. Second Row: Grady Harper. Gerry Maugham, Jerry Ward. Ted Bullock, A. J. Clcardo. Bobby Wilson, Charles Liberto. Billy Huthnance. Third Row: William Lee, Robert Tudor, l’at Brenner, Wallace Thomas, William Oragon, Walter Fillette. Paul Creed. L. E. Hyland. Laverne Aymond, Charles Garner. Fourth Row: I«amnr Joffrion, Tim Forrester. Herbert Cooley. James Enloe, Floyd Ussery, Pete Brodnax, Charles Dunn. Binky Brewer. Charles I-lardy. Sonny Pearce. BAND BOOSTERS OFFICERS ANN WALDEN President ANNE McLEMORE Vice-President MARIE HOWELL Secretary BEVERLY WAGNER Treasurer First Row. Left to Right: Ann Walden. Cherry Dyer. Joan Marshall, Gayle Reason. Jane Upshaw. Sue Bolen. Chick Gab- bert. Anne McLemore. Second Row: Marie Howell. Leora LeFors. Sally Pit's. Louise Murchison. Carol vn Cartwright, Patsy King. Mary Ann Kelley. Beverly Wagner. B” Club 0 The motto, “Good sports in losing as well as win- ning” belongs to the “B” Club. Its members consist of any athlete who has earned the varsity letter in any of the major sports—football, tennis, baseb basketball, and track. These boys boast the Bolton “B” proving th have done their job well against the opposing tea and have lived up to their motto. p}1 Band Boosters wit Ke aiding c ofbffic gams jhnd in ic orgalifttions are iticsjflhat keep the During this vein cted tov gljj' bastc rcason girls} ith their snappy blue and color and pep to the Band's no zenship, leadership, and fellowship are tlXCjJfMf ma(p qualifications for membership in the Blue Birds. This club is composed of thirty-eight girls of the lower terms. The Blue Birds made slip covers this year for the Blue Triangle The Blue Triangle, symbol of service, is an organ- ization that carefully selects its members from the three upper grades. Helping others, and developing character and per- sonality in its members are its aims. Their motto is pillows sold at football games. They boost the “B” Team by acting as a Junior Pep Squad at their games and during basketball season sell concessions at the “Love, Labor, Live.” They help with the Doll and Toy Fund, send gifts to children overseas, give a prize each year to the senior having the best four games. Besides this they study etiquette and keep the girls sick room clean. years’ attendance record, and a prize to the highest ranking Home Economics student. BLUE TRIANGLE OFFICERS JO ANN MEARS President EMILY FI LI PI Vice-President DAISY MIGUES Secreta ry-Treasurer First Row, Left to Right: Bar- bara Ayniond, Lois Ryder. Daisy Mlgues, Emily Flllpi. Fabla Elliott. Jane Anderson. Gloria Ethridge. Second Row: JoAnn Mears, Barbara Paulk. Elaine Kerry, Carroll Rollins. Joan Broyles. Gerry Perry, Dolores Kimball. Third Row: Joan Kight, Lil- lian McKenzie, Harriet La- Cour. Mayme Moore, Laura McGehee, Jane Hayes. Jerrle Laborde, Barbara Davis, Betty Brown. Fourth Row: Peggy Abbett. Betty Andries. Mint a Rose Israel, Margaret Campbell, Mary Dill. Joy Beth Parnell. Secretary CAROLYN McGEHEE Treasurer First Row, Left to Right: Zanne Keasler, Sherry Mc- Dowell, Carolyn McGehee, Jeanne Carroll Pierce. Eliza- beth Clre, Mary Culpepper. Second Row: Dot Hood. Bar- bara Dotson. Hester Brown. Sally Sanders, Alberta Berlin. Marilyn Crotty, Betty Lou Almgren. Patsy Broyles. Pat Fleming. Third Row: Kay Leaders. Maurice Meyer. Connie Newell, Diana Gremillfon, Carol Rum- ble. Eleanor Carpenter. Peggy O’Neil, Pat Stagg. Fourth Row: Marilyn O’Quinn, Frances O'Quinn, Eleanor Bou- dlette, Frances Brewer. Dixie Breithaupt, Barbara Stevens. Virginia Sullivan. Genie Moras. Babs Evans. Ill Book Room Staff Boosters The Book Room, open every period of the day, has an appointed staff to keep record files on each book, giving its number, the pupil to whom it was issued and condition of the book when issued. They issue, at the beginning of each semester, about 5,000 books to the students. The free paper and pencils that the state supplies to Bolton are distributed by the Book Room Staff. The Boosters have as their chief objective every year the support of all of Bolton’s activities. They have charge of selling football tickets out in town, take part in various civic projects, and boost the teams. Each year they sponsor the Homecoming Dance and a Spring Formal. This year the club merged with the 100-girl marching group. The old Booster organization be- came the business section, which handles all money and sells peanuts at all home football games. BOOK ROOM STAFF PEGGY ABBETT Chairman Seated. Left to Right: Juanita Mayes, Jane Hayes, Frances Royston, Peggy Abbott, Mr. Miller. standing: Bill Melton. Earlene Flannagan, JoAnn McCann, Doris Thomas. BOOSTERS OFFICERS JOHNELL RUSH President DORTHY BARMORE Vice-President FREDDIE CLEVELAND Secretary Find Row, Left to Right: Freddie Cleveland. John II Rush. Dee Dee Barmore. Second Row: Jackie Till. Le- nora Morgan, Joen Pineus. Jerry Ford. Mike Weber. Frances llilborn, Toots Wolf. Third Row : Agnes Givens. Pat Sayre. Nona Ole andanner. Martha Grlllln, Miriam Par- nell. Gayle Savoy. Fourth Row: Sally Holloway. Beverly Ball. Jeanne Carroll Pierce. Archie Pullen, Joan Low t her. 112 Cafeferia Staff Canteen Staff With the advent of the free lunch program, pro- vided by the state legislature, the number of pupils served every day in the cafeteria has more than doubled. This has greatly increased the task of the members of the Cafeteria Stair and has brought on numerous changes in procedure. The patient stafT with the cooperation of several faculty members has succeeded in working out plans for efficiently handling the crowds so that all are served in record time. The place where Boltonitcs love to meet, eat and talk is the Canteen, which is run by an efficient stafT and sponsor. Within a brief ten minutes time, when it is open at recess, hundreds are served with utmost speed and courtesy. The canteen is also open before and after school and at the noon hour. The profits of this staff go to various school organizations as needed. This year the profits were given to help buy uniforms for the new marching Boosters. CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row, Left to Right: Louise Nalley, Mary Peterman, Algie Nichols, ’Catherine Cur- tis. Allle Beauboeuf. Eva Rab- alals. Wilma Isles, Gerry Whatley, Mrs. Hickman. Bark Row: Webb Hebert, Ju- nior Gaspard, Betty Brown. Vie Dunn, Charles Fuqua. CANTEEN STAFF Front Row, Left to Right: Benny Almgren, Charles Shill- ing. Daisy Migues. Billy Wil- liams, Bobby Stagg. Back Row: Mr. Rodgers, Gene Warner. Ronnie Chenevert, David Hamilton. 113 Chemistry Staff Debate Club The Chemistry Staff at Bolton is composed of those students of Chemistry who maintain a high scholastic average and are particularly interested in science. Each member is chosen after special con- sideration by the science faculty. Some of the duties of this staff arc the preparation of charts and diagrams for class use, the securing of the materials not in the laboratory, and assisting in the upkeep of the labs and the supply rooms. The Debate Club meets every other week to hold exhibit debates and to teach new debators. Several times during every year this club travels out-of-town to compete in state wide tournaments. The Debate Club sponsors the Lyceum programs that are presented each year. They also stage a hilarious Mock Trial during the spring semesters. These debators have a very high reputation and have brought much prestige to Bolton. CHEMISTRY STAFF RONNIE CHENEVERT Chairman Seated, T oft to Right: Barbara Rashurv, Laura McGehee. Simmie Trimble. Wanda Ryan. Standing: Johnnie Bolton. Jo- Ann Henderson. Roy McKnee- ly, Wallace Thomas, Robert Younger, Parks Colvin. Minta Rose Israel, Ronnie Chenevert, Donald Megison. David Leath- erm n, Ronald Powell, Jane Hayes, Dee Dee Barmore, Peggy Abbett, Mr. Oliphant. DEBATE CLUB OFFICERS CHICK GABBERT President SALLY PITTS Vice-President PATSY KING Secretary LEORA LEFORS Treasurer First Row, Left to Right: Dorothy Barmore, Mary Ann Kelley, Betty Thompson. Leora LeFors. Patsy King. Chick Gabbert, Sally Pitts, Mona Brown, Freddie Cleveland, Beverly Wagner. Second Row: Sue Tudor, Vir- ginia Bali. Doris Adams, Joy Rutledge, Dorothy Farmer, Jerri© Laborde, Carolyn Mc- Allister, Jerry Ford. Marvin Caplan. Marie Howell. Third Row: Jack Field, Jerry Ward, Bob Pearson Bobby Hamm. Ernest Pettaway. John Boogaerts, Eddie Savoy. 114 Entre-Nous Y-Teens 4-H Club Helping others is the primary purpose of the En- trc-Nous Y-Teens. This year the group gave a sum of money to the Cancer Fund, sent a “Care” package to the underprivileged children in Europe and aided the colored Y-Teens in sending candy overseas for Christmas. Entertainment is also on the agenda. Suppers, parties and teas were sponsored by the club at the Y. W. C. A. Heart, health, hand and head! These are the 4-H’s that the club works to develop. The purpose of the club is to encourage and pro- mote better living for rural youth and to develop leadership among boys and girls. The club participates in projects sponsored by the local, parish, and state clubs. These future farmers won a cup for first place on Parish Achievement Day and one member won a trip to Chicago for the best record in the state. Several won ribbons at Central Louisiana Fair. These 4-H members constitute the future farmers of America. ENTRE-NOUS Y-TEENS OFFICERS LA RUE TUCKER President VIRGINIA BALL Vice-President DORTHY BARMORE Secretary Front Row, Left to Right: Marie Howell, Betty Thomp- son. Virginia Ball, La Rue Tucker, Betty Brown. Dee Dee Barmore, Jane Upshaw. Second Row: Sintmlc Trimble, Jerry Ford, Wanda Ryan, Agnes Givens. Ann Ryder. Janis Levy, Joen Pincus. Isa- bel Pearce. Third Row: Patsy King, Johnnie Bolton. JoAnn Hen- derson. Laura McGehee, Bar- bara Rasbury, Lenora Morgan, May me Moore. Buck Row: Anne McLemore, Johnell Rush. Frances H11 born, Ouita Vernon. Sally Pitts. 4-H CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Jerry Barron. Janies Brown. John Shelton, Durwood Town- by. Second Row: Louise N alley, LaNell Hines. Martha Stuch- lik. Betty Amities. Mary Peterman, Alma Nalley. Third Row: Miss lliiws. W. L. McCann, Jerry Hawthorn. Ted Penny, Robert Thibodeaux. Betty Wilson. Mr. Canterbury. French Club F. B. L. A. “LES AMIS de FRANCE” — the friends of France—, is one of the newest clubs at Bolton. It is open to all students taking French as well as anyone else that is interested in learning about France. It was organized to encourage the study of the French traditions. In the club the word French is not thought of as just applying to the language but also to the study of the history, literature, customs, and habits of the French people. The Future Business Leaders of America was or- ganized this year to promote a better understanding between the young people of today and the business world. Its members visit business concerns in our town and other towns and each member is aided in discovering his own abilities. This year the club members gained valuable expe- rience at the Constitutional Convention at North- western State College and at the State Convention. Thru such clubs our town, state, and nation may become better places in which to live. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS SONNY DOWNS President MARIE HOWELL Vice-President SALLY PITTS Secretary RONNIE BONIAL Treasurer MARY ANN KELLEY Scribe First Row, Left to Right: Mary Ann Kelley, Marie How- ell. Sonny Downs, Ronnie Honial. Sally Pitts. Second Row: Jane Upshaw, Jerry Ford. Ann Walden. Carol Bradera, Joan Close, Laura McGehee, Margaret Wade Campbell, Anne McLemore, Dorothy Barntore. Third Row: Joy BrnkefteWl. Dolores Kramel. Lynette Craig. Mattie Rae White, Gayle Rea- son. Phyllis Doggett, Emily Mobley, Patsy King. Buzz Guinn. Fourth Row: Rupert Barber, llomer Boren. Travis Fox. Ray Bonnegent, Russell Ford, Gene Warner, John Boogaerts, Tom- my Powers, Ernest Pettaway, Robert Luckett. F. B. L. A. OFFICERS WALTER FILLKTTE President JOE WOLF Vice-President BETTY JOAN BROWN Secretary-Treasurer First Row, Left to Right: Doris Thomas, Barbara Ay- mond, Jo Ann Mears, Joe Wolf. Walter Fillette, Betty Brown. Nyra Faye Grayson. Christa Lipsey. Second Row : Frances Royston. Elaine Kerry, Mary Ann Prochaska, Betty Andries. Mary Frances Kramel. Pansy Forman. Carolyn Cartwright, Barbara Faye Mounce, Toots Wolf. Third Row : John Boogaerts. Dorothy Miller, Daisy Migucs. Alma Nalley, Sue Haynes, Velma Perkins. Miriam Par- nell, Barbara Saucier, Beryl Saucier. Fourth Row : Tommy Cranford, Robert Carnahan. Ralph Axtle, Roy Barton, W. L. Drott, Jimmy Lashney. Jack Lofton. Stanley Sims. Harry Jordan. Bill Melton. 116 iLjuLL' . AouU ssjU y fC J AJ AX A JtU • , J) 'aaJU CiaJ 4u4- i yAj (Jala U Lcaxx'aS uAaAjl WllitJuLs 0 The Bolton chapter of Future Homemakers of America has done a great deal to serve those about them. The goals of this club are to attain a national standard of excellence, to observe Future Home- makers’ week with proper ceremonies, and to spon- sor social activities. . Some of this year’s work has been the securing of materials for the Home Economics department, giv- ing service to the underprivileged, sponsoring the Boys’ Beauty Contest, and helping in the serving of the Key Club luncheons. Hi-Y clubs, sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., are school and community service clubs for the purpose of building character among its members. Hi-Y, mean- ing high school Y.M.C.A., is international in scope, and is composed of boys who are outstanding in their respective high schools. The Hi-Y aims are to “Create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character.” Its platform is: “Clean speech, Clean sportsmanship, Clean scholar- ship, and Clean living.” F. H. A. OFFICERS SIDNEY OUTEGO President EMILY FI LI PI Vice-President ALMA PORTO Secretary MARY FRANCES KRAMEL Treasurer Fin ! Ilow, Left to Right: Lynettc Craig, Lorraine Thompson. Ola Mae I awrence, Eva Rabalais. Joan Reich, Aline Showers. Catherine Cur- tis. Barbara Ellis, Joyce Rich- ardson, Neda Verne DeVille, Marilyn Ford. Second Row: Mary Evelyn Parker, Miss Hines, Mary Frances Kramel. Alma Porto. Emily Fill pi. Shirley Brown. Sue Armond. Earleen Flanna- gan. Third Row: June Bergeron. Catherine Davis. Bobbie Rae Tuma. LaNell Hines. Martha Stuchllk, Judy McClendon, Dorothy McFarland, Mary Louise Hendricks, Mildred Green. Yvonne Smith. Fourth Row: Joann Kotar, Marilyn Motter. Joan Hale. Gayle George. La Verne Frost. Marian Tassin. Ruth Doyle, Catherine Scallan. HI-Y OFFICERS BOBBY CROTTY President DONALD STRAIN First Vice-President ROBERT BAYS Second Vice-President JOE PITTS Secretary BOBBY FORREST Treasurer JOE WAITZ Chaplain First Row, Left to Right: Lew Boyce. Bobby Crotty. Bobby Forrest, Charles Dunn, Wallace Franck, Joe Pitts, Jack Field. Second Row: Donald Strain. Bob Bozeman, Bobby Rowe, Wayne Craig. Robert Bayes. Jimmy Williams, John King Owen. Windsor Thomas. Junior Red Cross Key Club To brighten faces in a war-torn country on Christ- mas morning by means of small boxes of useful artic- les, to cheer our veterans by placing small knick- knacks on their trays, to help those whom fire and flood have struck are the aims of our Junior Red Cross Council, composed of one representative from each home room. Each year a representative is sent to the National Convention to receive special instructions in Red Cross work so that our chapter may become a better and more joy bringing one. The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, is composed of boys chosen by the members of the club for their scholarship, outstanding leadership qualities, and character. It is very active throughout the year by taking part in various school and civic activities. Some of their projects this year included painting a Bolton Bear on the Athletic Department Bus, put- ting stop signs on the campus driveways, and putting hat and coat racks in the faculty room. JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS JULIUS SCOTT President MATTIE RAE WHITE Vice-President LOUISE MURCHISON Secretary First Row, Left to Right: Charles Scott. Tommy Miller, David Calvlt, Dewey Dunn. Billy Levine. John Braddus. Sam Aertker, Frank Melder. Second Row: Mary Forrester, Virginia Sullivan. Jo Ellen Broussard, Judy Sterkx, Bar- bara Gregory. Mary Lynn Burgess, Dot McFarland, Bar- bara Saucier, Lydia MeCol- lough. Third Row: Phyllis Doggett, Mary Culpepper, Mary Frances Hornsby, Mattie Rae White, Barbara Owen. Rene Downs, Julius Scott. Louise Murchison. Agnes Givens. Fourth Row: Lloyd Meglson, Bobby Gray. Vic Henderson, Tim Forrester, Frank •Couch, Bobby Funderburk, Gene War- ner. Bobby Rowe. Carolyn Cleveland. Dona Gremillion. KEY CLUB OFFICERS SONNY PEARCE President REX QUEEN Vice-President JERRY JANETTE Secretary-Treasurer First Row, Left to Right: Charles Jeansonne, Rex Queen. Sonny Pearce, Jerry Janette, Richard Peterman, David Bradford. Second Row: Pin Dyer. David Leatherman. Eric McCarty, Ken Carstens. Donald Megl- son, Roy Me Kneel y, Joe Pitts. Third Row: Edward Eubanks. Winn Morgan, Buck Owen. William Cragon. Billy Huth- nance, Windsor Thomas, Stan- ley Sayre. 118 Key Room Staff On duty every period of the day, before and after school is the small hut very important Key Room Stair. Their work prevents many mix-ups about books, keys and lockers and it provides convenience for the students. At the beginning of each school year this stall issues lockers to students desiring them and during the year gives special service to pupils who have lost their keys or left them at home. leadership Conference j every summei i sessions lastim The Leadership Conference is held qverv summer at Louisiana Stat Univ r W in two about ten dnyfyach. DelegamilHome frdift all ovc the tf te to be taught Jn re ( aboid ournaljM i Recreauan, Spee y. voTylnight tht : a 'J fm c sort Qylcntcr- ancjrthc l st . e gjV n. BoltoiK and rar paaumient moviuc-u • yight. (ityVrr final b Hent Jilkcen delegatL uct arc Ats MOTTKra . J Cniirman ) . ) How t rt to RlRjrt: r Frances OmuIiui, Reha .Soli -y Walt n. fl-Einma Jeanj Stllley, Joy Kdth PariK‘11. C ithie New- ell. i A j Second Row:Coo AtjfnJlrKann, V Sara Toih Hornsl ’., Vlrglnla Co var .yAllne J nruau. Cath- I yi ikv eallon, Oaifdia . L ai err In. Marilyn (rr- JQy Ljts -fl-CA-S ’ TfeatfoERSFfte CONFERENCE 'j -'-' ANNK Me MORE Editor ANN RYDER, PATSY KING News Editors JANE UPSHAW Dramatic Forum Leader First Row. Left to Right: Barb a r a Itashury, Isabel Pearce. Mary Ann Kelley. Sally Pitts, Patsy King, Ann Walden. Second Row: Ann Ryder, Anne McLemore, Joan Broyles. Ru- pert Barber, Joe Pitts. Jane Upshaw, Marie Howell. 119 Library Staff Main Office Staff The Library' Staff, composed of thirteen capable students, assists students and teachers in finding par- ticular literature or information in the library. This year besides attending to their regular duties, the Library’ Staff was host at a tea for the Faculty. During Book Week, it presented two very helpful and interesting shows: “Choosing Books to Read” and “Finding the Information.” Pupils with a high scholastic rating, good charac- ter, and who arc both dependable and accurate in their work, may be invited to serve on the Main Of- fice Staff. The varied duties of this staff demand great re- sponsibility and consist of such work as compiling and mimeographing the daily announcement sheet and absentees’ lists, keeping office files, sorting mail, typing records, answering the phone, and checking pupils in and out. LIBRARY STAFF TOMMY MILLER State Representative Seated, l ft to Right: Billy Levine, Joan Woods, Ann Wetzel, Jane Hayes, Martha Stuehlik. Standing: Tommy Miller. Caro- line Harris. Miss Reese, LaXell Hines. Doris Thomas, Jessie Wilkinson. Lynn Bagley. Elizabeth Roberts, Shirley Mlehiels. MAIN OFFICE STAFF EMILY FILIPI Chairman Seated, Left to Right: Jane Anderson, Mrs. Beech. Standing: Mary Frances Kra- mei. Isabel Pearce, Aline Showers. Emily Filipl. 120 National Honor Society One of the highest honors sought by students of Holton is membership in the Beta Tau Sigma, our chapter of the National Honor Society. Membership, limited to a small percentage of the three upper terms, is based on character, leadership, scholarship and service. Nominations are made bv the students but final selections are made by a special faculty committee. Octave Y-Teens The Octave Y-Teens, sponsored by the Y.W.C.A., is composed of girls in the tenth grade. Leadership, character and service are required of its members. This year the girls aided in collecting money for various organizations and drives. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS RICHARD PLILER President ARCHIE PULLEN Vice-President PATSY KING Secretary First Row, Left to Right: Lenora Morgan. Gayle Season, Emily Flllpl. Patsy King. Richard Plller. Archie Pullen. Anne McLemore. Laura Me- Gehee. Second Itow: Mary Ann Kol ley. Sally Pitts. Marie llowcll. LaRue Tucker. Rupert Barb r. Bill Butler. Joe Pitts. J or n Broyles. OCTAVE Y-TEENS OFFICERS JESSE AYILKERSON President NENA GIEZANDANNER Vice-President JUNE HENRICKSON Secretary First Row. Left to Right: Patricia Givens. Bobble Car- roll Downs. Bobbie June Henrickaon. Nona Gie .andan- nor. Jessie Wilkinson. JoAnn Williams. Mattie Rae White. Second Row: Caroline Harris, Hershaline Quarles, Helen Williams. Nancy Smith. Caro- lyn Me A Ulster. Sue Armond. Mary Louise Hendricks. Third Row: Hope Rush, Jeanne Carroll Pierce, Joan I.owther. Melva Grace Harper, Ann McRee, Charlotte Chis- holm, Jeannette Milam. Mary Evelyn Parker, Betty Rae Pilcher. Pelican State Popcorn Staff Pelican State, sponsored by the American Legion, is held on the L. S. U. campus during August—nine days each for Boys’ State and for Girls’ State. Dele- gates get little rest and work hard most of the time, but the fun and knowledge gained arc worth the effort. Leadership, scholarship, and character are re- quired of all members. The purpose of this program is to acquaint the students with city, parish, and state government so they will be better citizens and lead- ers of tomorrow in Louisiana and in the world. This Staff which has been in existence for two years provides Bolton students with its most popular betwcen-meal snack. The three members of the staff work at recess, lunch, after school, and at every foot- ball and basketball game. All profits from their sales are to be given to the numerous clubs in Bolton, as soon as the popcorn machine has been paid for. PELICAN STATE First Row, Left to Right: Marie Howell, Sally Pitta, Joan Broyles, Lenora Morgan. Johnnie Bolton. Laura Mc- Gehee. Second Row: W. 'C. Lawrence, Carolyn Cartwright. Pee Pec Barmore. Martha Keating. Bex Queen. Richard Peterman. 'Iliird Row: Tommy Cranford, Edward Eubank, Pin Dyer, Charles Jeansonne. Rupert Barber, Bobby Luckett. POPCORN STAFF TOLL IE JONES Manager Seated: Linda Harper. Standing, Left to Right: Tol- lle Jones, Betty Spenser. Press Club Projection Staff The Press Club is composed of twenty boys and girls who are chosen for outstanding journalistic activities at Bolton. Five days a week these journalists write the Bolton High Notes for the Alexandria Daily Town Talk. Each member is assigned the Notes for one certain day each month. A pin of recognition is awarded to the members whose work has measured up to specific standards. “Seeing is Believing!” And, through interesting and educational films the Projection Staff is giving us a ringside scat from which we watch the stories of history, science and literature unfold. As a result many lessons have become much more real and im- pressive to all of us. To become a member of the Projection Staff a boy must have a C average, and to receive an award, a B average. PRESS CLUB OFFICERS RUPERT BARBER Presklent PATSY KING Vice-President ANN RYDER Secretary I’irst Row, Left to Right: La- Rue Tucker. Jane Upshaw, Rupert Barber, Ann Ryder. Patsy King. Marie Howell, Mary Ann Kelley, Sally Pitts. Second Row: Martha GrilTin. Emily Mobley. Ann Walden, Rex Queen. Bobby Luckett, Jan is Levy. Third Row: Sonny Pearce, Richard Plller, Don Megison. John Boogaerts, Joe Pitts. PROJECTION STAFF BILL BUTLER Manager I’irst Row, Left to Right: Lonnie Bennett, Jerry Martin, Joe Waltz, W. L. Drott. Second Row: Eugene Milam, Mr. Nichols, Bill Butler. 123 Quill and Scroll Spanish Club Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary' So- ciety of High School Journalists. The members of the club must be in the upper third of their classes scholastically and must have done outstanding work in some field of journalism. They are chosen from the eleventh and twelfth grades on the recommenda- tion of Bruin, Cumtux, or Press Club sponsors. Bol- ton’s chapter of Quill and Scroll was organized in 1928. Interest and enthusiasm ran high in the Spanish Club this year and plans were made for extensive study of the history, customs, and cultural back- ground of the Latin American countries. A great deal of color and fun is always found at the Fiesta that the club holds each spring. Members of the club are striving to secure a better understanding of the Spanish language and of Spanish speaking people. QUILL AND SCROLL First Row, I ?ft to Right: Joe Pitts. Ja k Lofton. Amelia B -an. Gayle Reason, Marie Miller. LaRue Tucker. Pat ay King. Anne McLemorc. Jerry Janette. Second How: Simmle Trimble. Betty Jean Thompson. Mary Ann Kelley. Marie Howell, .Sally Pitts. Barbara Rasburv. Lenora Morgan. Laura McGe- hee. Dorothy Barmore. Mlnta Hose Israel. Barbara Davis. Third How: Ann Wetzel. Joan Close. Ann Ryder. Louise Mur- chison. Jan Wilson. Leora LeFors. Peggy Abbott. Billy Butler. Richard PI Her, Sonny Pearce. Fourth Row: Wayne Craig. Edith Hollingsworth. Peggy Reid. Earleen Cruse, Joy Beth Parnell, Margaret Wade Campbell, Rupert Barber. Abie Attrep. Eric McCarty. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS CHERRY DYER President JOHNELL RUSH Vice-President BEVERLY WAGNER Secretary First How, Left to Right: Peggy Reid. Dot Raxsdale. Johnel) Rush. Cherry Dyer. Beverly Wagner. Toots Wolf, Dorothy Broussard. Pat Biel- kiewlcz. Second How : Joan Marshall. Freddie Cleveland, Jan Wilson. Earleen Cruse. Vannotte Car- roll. Martha Griffin. Ann Chau- doir. Third How : Leita Gomez. Sue Bolen, Roy Barton. Jerry Mar- tin, Bill McCarty. Wayne Rail- ton. Albert Roark, Max Sasser, Don Carraway. 124 Mr. Taylor's Office Staff Any pupils who have ever been tardy are quite familiar with Mr. Taylor’s Office Staff. This staff, composed entirely of girls, has the responsible job (.1 writing admit slips for tardy pupils so they may get into class. They check all excuses, make up the absentees’ lists, summon to the office those pupils who failed to bring excuses, and attend to any other such matters relating to student attendance records. Treasury Staff All school finances are handled by the Treasury Staff, in fact every bit of money made or spent comes through this staff at one time or another. Each member has his own special duty in the re- sponsibility of keeping the accounts of all the or- ganizations in school. An accurate report is sent to the principal every month. This staff, composed of four boys and four girls, keeps the school finances in perfect order. MR. TAYLORS OFFICE STAFF 1-eft to Right: Mrs. Wood. Margaret Wado Campbell. Peggy A bb« tt. Vannette Car- roll, Laura Mc-Gehee, Barbara Rasbury, Mr. Taylor. TREASURY STAFF Seated, Left to Right: Marvin Caplan. Barbara Aymond. Jo- Ann Mears, Dot Raxsdale. Dick Calhoun. Standing: Mr. Clanton. Emily Mobley. Walter Uillette. John Boogaerts. 125 QUEEN TAKES A WHIRI SOME OF THE COURT BOOSTERS AND BAND BOOSTERS GO INTO ACTION BAND BOOSTERS LOOK ON RINGSIDE VIEW OF A PEP MEET1NC HALFTIML PKRFORMANCKS CHEERING SECTION RESTING A MINUTE ■s mi BOOSTER-BAND BOOSTER RIVALRY mmm I RON! THE SIDELINES FREDDIE AND EAVERNE THE CONTAGEOUS SMILES OF JOHNKLL AND FRANCES A LAST MINLTE CHECK UP BEFORE CLASS EDDIE FINDS APPLE-POLISHING PAYS MR. JEANSONNE KEEPS IN TRIM cheerleaders BOLTON rV.RENT OOTBM-L BETsV Bri v BUSES LINE UP, READY FOR HOMEBOUND CROWDS SOME NEVER TAKE HOME A BOOK WHEN DAY IS DOM HOMEWARD BOUND Alma Mater 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, Bolton, 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! PUCKETT MATTRESS CO. T. D. PUCKETT Owner M 1905 Lee Street Alexandria, La. YOUNGER MOTOR TRUCK CO. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS AND SERVICE Phones 9536—9537 203 Tenth W. T. GRANT CO. Corner Third and Murray Streets ALEXANDRIA, LA. • 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, 41 19, 4238, 4777 154 BROWN ROBERTS HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY Limited WHOLESALE Electrical Supplies, Hardware, Mill Supplies, Implements, Plumbing Supplies, Sash, Doors ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA ECONOMY GROCERY MARKET If It's Good To Eat, We Have It Telephone 6861 Main Street Pineville, La. GINBERG'S Latest Fashions for Men and Women Third Street Alexandria KOHARA STUDIO Photographs of Distinction 410 Murray Alexandria, Louisiana JOHN W. WARD HARDWARE COMPANY JOHN W. WARD, Owner SPORTING GOODS—FARM TOOLS DAIRY SUPPLIES 1726-32 Lee St. Near Lee Bolton 155 For Music, Drama, News and Sports Listen to KALB 580 on your dial 5,000 watts power AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO. flnDR€SS flBBOTT INC. Service Sales 1515 Third ALEXANDRIA Dial 4451 A STOP . . . worth stopping for! JJotJ BENTLY South's Finest Hotel ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Air-Conditioned for Your Perfect Comfortl COLEMAN J. HUDSON, General Manager ALEXANDRIA SEED COMPANY Field — Garden — Flower SEEDS Fertilizers—Sprayers—Insecticides! U. S. Certified Hatchery Second and Lee Phone 8823 Alexandria, La. Central Louisiana's Complete Farm Service 156 ALEXANDRIA FRUIT COMPANY GEORGE F. CHICOLA—Owner SEMPLE'S MACHINE SHOP General Machine Work and Motor Rebuilding, Electric and Acetylene Welding ALEXANDRIA, LA. HIXSON'S READY-TO-WEAR SHOP Smart Things For the Particular Miss KOBLEN'S JEWELRY 912 Fourth Street KIPPY'S SUPER SERVICE BOLTON MURRAY ■ Phone 5322 Open All Night Alexandria, La. HERBIE K'S (The World's Worst Service) ALEXANDRIA REED'S TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Royal Yictor Typewriters—Office Supplies—Adding Machines 157 TUDOR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Dial 2-1313 1284 Murray Street ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA BUILDERS' LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, ROOFING LIME AND CEMENT Phone 6601 Main Street Pineville, Louisiana (?ottaye n .., lie men way’s DOTH!! Your home is the most important part of your life, whether it be a stately man- sion or a snug apartment. Keep it beautiful, that its warmth and charm will lift the spirits of all who enter. Being only what you make it, your home expresses fully your taste and personality. We exist only to help you satisfactorily fulfill your desires and purposes for your home at the lowest cost to you. ALEXANDRIA INSULATION AND WEATHERSTRIPPING CO. Registered Applicators New Construction Remodeling and Roofing Phones 7046-2-1775 1123 Jackson Street CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS SAVES YOU... A MILE Yes, the facts show that it costs you an average of .07c per mile to drive your car, while Continental Trailways Bus fares are less than 2c per mile. You save even more on Continental Trailways bargain charter rates for group travel. Ask your Continental ticket agent for complete information. BUS CENTER 601 Third Street Phone 4455 AUTO PARTS AND BATTERY SERVICE Specializing in Electrical and Carburetor Service Jackson at Fifth Street Phone 4843 ALEXANDRIA OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 4th DeSoto Sts. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS GIVE US A TRIAL For Prompt Service Ottice Supplies Phone 6626—6627 SUNDSTRAND ADDING MACHINES Alexandria. La. 159 DYER'S FLOWER SHOP DANCING TAUGHT AS AN ART GRACE FENN STUDIO Phone 8996 715 Chester Street EVANGELINE HOTEL BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned SIX BARBERS TO SERVE YOU 336 Johnson Phone 6115 CHERRY H. DYER Owner Home of Fine Flowers Dial 4782 or 8789 1729 Albert St. Alexandria, La. CARR AND JAMES OSBORNE Practical Plumbing Steam and Gas Fitting ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA J. C. PENNEY COMPANY incorporated 1010-1012 Third Street Where Students Shop and Save THE W. A. COON MUSIC CO. M Dial 8238 417 Murray Alexandria Tender Crust Twin Pack Bread Is GOOD Bread NATIONAL BAKERY Lower Third Alexandria D M Hardware and Sporting Goods 506 Bolton Avenue Alexandria, La, 160 GARRETT OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. On Your Way to the Post Office GIFTS OF OUALITY—GREETING CARDS—OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES Dial 4418 421 Murray St. ALWAYS NEW FASHIONS -FOR NEW SEASONS Popular priced to suit your budget and your taste. You are sure of the CPuali+y at WELIsANS ALEXANDRIA, LA. 161 Your eye sight is safe in Dr. LACY BORDELON'S care. It's your most precious gift; guard it well. 812 THIRD STREET PEARCE MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto—Plymouth Phone 5445 1202 Fourth Beauty Shop Phone 7470 Barber Shop Phone 6202 Air Conditioned GUARANTY BARBER SHOP Inc. Most Modern Shop In Louisiana 327 Murray Street Alexandria LEATHERMAN'S PHARMACY Prescription Pharmacists Gifts Special Baby Department 1010 Main Phone 4116 Pineville ALEXANDRIA COMMUNITY CENTER 315 Bolton Alexandria ALEXANDER BOLTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Dial 4426 811 Third Street Hotel Bentley Building Alexandria, Louisiana S. H. KRESS AND COMPANY I I 20 Third Street ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA USE OUR ARCADE SCHWARTZBERG'S Three Entrances Third Street Second Street Johnston Street 162 QUALITY ICE CREAM COMPANY 2144 LEE STREET Phone 3100 THE CARROLL LUMBER COMPANY Incorporated BUILD WITH Carroll Quality Lumber and Certified Building Materials 1050 Washington Street Phone 4804 BRIDGES DRUG STORE Phone 6606 BOLTON AND LEE ALEXANDRIA, LA. SOUTHERN CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET FIFTH AT JACKSON Sales and Service CADILLAC ALEXANDRIA 163 I BRADFORD INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. INSURANCE AND BONDS 223 Washington St. Phone 7796 Alexandria, La. THE BAKER-LAWHON FORD BAPTIST HOSPITAL Incorporated ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 250 Beds • Two and One Half Million Dollar Institution Equal to the Best Anywhere WHOLESALE GROCERS Telephone 2-2091 P. O. Box 1309 THOMPSON-SLATTEN MOTORS Your Studebaker Dealer 1423 Lee Street TESTA'S FOOD MARKET JOE TESTA Experienced Since 1928 GROCERIES—MEATS VEGETABLES Corner of Vance and Chester—Dial 7372 AVOYELLES WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Ltd. Offices at ALEXANDRIA BUNKIE VILLE PLATTE NATCHITOCHES Louisiana Distributors of WOLF'S PREMIUM FLOUR AVOYELLES RED STAR COFFEE 164 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, 2-3236, residence, 5C62. Catalogs and other information furnished by mail on request. College offices open during hours for conferences with pros- pective students and patrons. Love Labor Live BLUE TRIANGLE CENTRAL CULVERT CORPORATION Corrugated Metal and Concrete Culverts l apideA acLinc (Company WlioLJe Weal facLr, BUY LOUISIANA-MADE PRODUCTS ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Dial 4464 98 Bolton Ave. BRASHER PAIGE'S PUPPIES PLUMBING APPLIANCES DRS. R. S. C. A. PAIGE PLUMBING, HEATING AND VETERINARIANS GAS FITTING Forty Years Serving Alexandria Lee St. Ext. Phone 4896 166 TROPHIES — JEWELRY — CLASS RINGS Buy With Confidence—Pay With Ease! 1014 Third Street Dial 2-3792 Alexandria, Louisiana Phone 2-3256 BOB DINNAT'S BAKE SHOP Cakes for All Occasions Birthday and Wedding Parties Danish and French Pastries 902-906 Monroe Street Alexandria, La BLACKMAN'S LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS QUALITY WORK ON ALL GARMENTS 1401 Washington Street Dial 6666 In Every City There Is One Best Place To Trade In Alexandria It's CAPLAN'S MEN'S SHOP Third Street Across From City Hall DENNIE'S MUSIC SUPPLY General Reconditioning and Plating of All Instruments • Complete Stock of All Parts 1120 Lee Alexandria 13, La. CLARK-DUNBAR DUNN HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 9588 325 Jackson Street 167 J. E. RATCLIFF GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 7272 1418 Third Alexandria, La. WAINWRIGHT AUTO SALES Sales Service COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY A. H. PETRIE, Manager 221 Johnson Street Dial 8832 VORIES CAKES AND CRACKERS —Fresh and Crisp— Baked in New Orleans S. E. Howard—Salesman Where Discriminating Housewives Shop ALLEN JEANSONNE'S GROCERY AND MARKET Masonic Drive Phone 5688 jewelry company Alexandria's oldest retail store Established in 1865 VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP Two entrances: 924 Third St.—316 Murray St. Alexandria, Louisiana 168 WE ENJOY SERVING OUR INCREASING NUMBER OF FRIENDS Your Deposits are Insured in THE FRIENDLY Rapides Ban TRUST CO. TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 2nd and Murray Street 625 Bolton Avenue ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA BERGERON'S GULF STATION Telephone 8878 FIFTH AND MURRAY STREETS Phone 7414 Res. Phone 2-3049 RAINBOW FLOWER SHOP MRS. W. C. WEBB ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA DURRETT FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 1222 Third Street ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 169 'AN ENERGY LIFT- ' A BITE Li. 1 TO EAT mr3 ool SauinfyS d3anh Guaranty Bank and Trust Company Alexandria - - Pineville MEMBER F. D. I.C. 170 ;U PINEVILLE NEWS? j our “IHome Z3owit Newspaper” PINEVILLE MARBLE AND GRANITE IVY SCROGGS WORKS MID-CITY SERVICE STATION W. E. KEES, JR. Owner PAN-AM PRODUCTS Telephones 6253—2-1002 222 Main Street Pineville, La. Phone 7338 Bolton and Kelly Sts. Alexandria, La. PEARSON'S BEASON'S HOBBY SHOP Home of Fine Furniture MODEL AIRPLANES—BOATS GASOLINE ENGINES Kits and Supplies—Modern Hobby Craft Phone 5091-2-1650 Phone 3417 2417 Lee St. at Entrance to City Park 1606 Lee St. Alexandria, Louisiana Furniture And Appliances OWL DRUG STORE ENGSTROM'S OF ALEXANDRIA DREW LaCROIX, R.Ph. Incorporated Pineville, Louisiana 1407 Lee St. ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA BOLTON LEE ESSO SERVICE STATION J. T. RASBERY — Proprietor Phone 4494 JOHN ESKEW MOTOR COMPANY Your Dodge—Plymouth Dealer 16th Washington Sts. Dial 5838 Alexandria, La. 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. Books are keys to wisdom's treasure; Books are gates to lands of pleasure; Books are paths that upward lead; Books are friends—come let us read. —EMILE POULSSON BAPTIST BOOK STORE 534 JACKSON STREET JACK AND JILL CHILD'S SHOP Everything For The Children Infants Through 12 Years New Sub-Post Office Bldg. 1716 Jackson St. Use Our 30 Years Service CUMMINS-HOWELL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 172 America's Favorite ICE CREAM 3 I I Lee Phone 4909 ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Alexandria's only National Bank Member F. D. I. C. Federal Reserve System 173 W. FOSTER WALKER W. FOSTER WALKER. JR. ALEXANDRIA AUTO COMPANY Oldsmobile Sales and Service 629 Third Dial 4496 BAPTIST HOSPITAL COFFEE SHOP ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA BOOSTERS 1950 President . . JOHNELL RUSH Vice-President DOROTHY BARMORE Secretary . . FREDDIE CLEVELAND Shop at Sears and Save SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. I I 22 Third Street Shoes of Quality . . . Dress or Sport Types . . . SEE THEM AT GREMILLION SHOE STORE 918 Third Street LOMONTE'S DRUG STORE Reliable Prescription Service Lee at Vance Sts. Phone 5888 First With The Best THE MODERN APPLIANCE MART Dial 5262 804 Third Street 174 After school . . . BOITLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.. Ltd. BATES, FUTRELL AND WILLET INSURANCE AGENCY DOGGETT MOTORS Kaiser-Frazer Dealer Specializing in General Auto Repairs and Body Works 1117 Bolton Phone 4412 GL BE Drink Morning Bell Coffee—A Smile in Every Sip LOUISIANA COFFEE AND SPICE COMPANY 3101 Lee St. Alexandria HUNDREDS OF GASOLINES BUT ONLY ONE HATHORN OIL COMPANY, INC ALEXANDRIA Phone 8092—7124 Distributors BRIAN HATHORN J. M. McLEMORE, Inc. LIVESTOCK COMMISSION MARKET Auction Sale Every Tuesday and Friday Buy Sell Daily Phone 7646—8227 Huey Long Circle—Boyce Highway 176 You Deserve the Best, So . . . Drink Grade A Vitamin D Homogenized Milk Grade A Pasteurized Milk Buttermilk Cream Chocolate Drink Cottage Cheese PASTEURIZED MILK and EAT Visit Our New Plant 1840 Lee Street ALEXANDRIA, LA. Phone 7722 Coffee Fresh Every 29( 2 Minutes GUILLET CAFE U. S. Choice Meats Hickory Smoked Bar B-Q Phone 2 1540 Masonic Drive Alexandria, La. OFFICE MACHINES EQUIPMENT COMPANY Authorized Agency — Remington Rand Typewriters—Adding Machines—Supplies Dial 5316 1028 4th Alexandria, La. ALEXANDRIA OAKDALE FARR AUTO SUPPLY PHONE 9508 PHONE 38 RAPIDES GROCERY COMPANY 177 KEE'S GROCERY AND DRY GOODS Phone 8381 Main St. Pineville CITY OF ALEXANDRIA CITY OFFICIALS CARL B. CLOSE Mayor BEN F. BRADFORD Commissioner of Finance and Public Utilities WM. H. SMITH Commissioner of Streets and Parts HANDLEY'S CONOCO SERVICE BOLTON AT WHITE HEMPEN MOTOR COMPANY WILLYS JEEPS WILLYS STATION WAGONS • TRUCKS Telephone 6137 630 Sixth Street ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 178 H. N. GOFF INSURANCE AGENCY 730 JACKSON STREET Phone 4864 Phone 5775 HOOTER NUGENT Plumbing and Heating Contractors 1008 Main Pineville, La. JOHNNIE RUSH'S Headquarters For RECORD LOVERS Jam — Jive — Classics MGM — Columbia — Decca — RCA Gnai clj Ycur Neighborhood Druggist A Drug Store That Caters to the People of Alexandria. Gives Personalized Service —with prices at the lowest in the area. Phone 5894 16 Bolton Ave. Delivery Service NEWSTADT'S SHOE STORES SHOES — HOSIERY — BAGS Phone 4301 1201 Third St. Alexandria, La. MISS TEEN SHOP LINGERIE, DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR 122 Bolton Ave. SANDERS TILE MARBLE SHOP PHONE 7535 SAMMY KOHARA PHOTO SERVICE 120 Chester Phone 6746 179 OVER 10 YEARS Your Pontiac Dealer W£ JAMES0N YOUR PONTIAC DEALER 1330 Murray St. Dial 4477 OWL GROCERY MARKET JAY MERTENS, Owner FINE FOODS 1121 Chester St. Dial 6962 PARK INN SUPER MARKET M.lifary Highway Pineville, La. TRENT L JAMES Assessor of Rapides Parish HUNT PAINT AND GLASS CO. GLASS — WALLPAPER — PAINT If Pittsburg Makes It, We Sell It THE STATION WHICH BRINGS YOU THE N.B.C. PARADE OF STARS More people listen longer to KSYL KS YL 180 1400 on Your Dial Alexandria, La. PINCUS MURPHEY Band Dept. 826 Fourth Phone 4845 PIERCE SCHOOL OF DANCING Grace and Poise Taught Talent Developed 2303 Albert Phone 23522 STANDARD PRINTING CO. Incorporated Your Printers, Stationers and Office Outfitters Since 1919 Office Supply Store 814 Third St., Opposite Bentley Hotel Phones 4424-4425 Printing Plant 4th and Beauregard Sts. Phones 4422-4423 H. H. McCANN'S General Store Phone 20466 Tioga, La. Hardware And Appliances Phone 20461 Alexandria, La. HUGH ROBERSON MOTORS Your Friendly Chrysler Dealer Phone 3-1661 1 120 BOLTON AVENUE ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 181 Pofr f-r MAISON DE BEAUTE' 2033 White Street ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA ADVERTISERS Alexandria Auto Co., 174 Alexandria—Bolton Insurance, 162 Alexandria Community Center, 162 Alexandria Fruit Co., 157 Alexandria Insulation Co.. 159 Alexandria Office Equipment Co., 159 Alexandria Seed Co., 156 Andress Abbott. 156 Auto Parts and Battery Co.. 159 Avoyelles Wholesale Grocery, 164 Baker Lawhon and Ford. 164 Baptist Book Store, 172 Baptist Hospital, 164 Baptist Hospital Coffee Shop, 174 Bates. Futrell Wiilett, 176 Beason's Hobby Shop, 171 Bentley Hotel, 156 Bergeron’s Gulf Station, 169 Blackman’s Laundry, 167 Blu-Ribbon Dairies, 177 Blue Triangle. 166 Boosters. 174 Bradford Insurance Agency, 164 Brame Bomar, 171 Brasher Plumbing Co.. 166 Bridge’s Drug Store, 163 Brown-Roberts Hardware Supoly Co.. 155 Builder’s Lumber Supply Co., 158 Caplan's Men Store, 167 Carr and Osborne, 160 Carroll Lumber Co., 163 Central Culvert Co., 166 City of Alexandria, 178 Ciark-Dunbar-and-Dunn, 167 Coca-Cola, 175 Commercial Insurance Co., 168 Coon's Music Store, 160 Cotton Brothers, 178 Cummins-Howell, 172 D and M Hardware Sporting Goods, 160 Dennie's Music Supply, 167 Bob Dinnat's Bake Shop, 167 Doctors Paige. 166 Doggett Motor Co., 176 Dr. Lacy Bordelon, 162 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., 169 Durrett's Furniture Co., 169 Dyers Flower Shop, 160 Economy Grocery Market, 155 Engstrom's Of Alexandria, 171 John Eskew Motor Co., 172 Esso Service Station, 172 Evangeline Barber Shop. 160 Evangeline Hotel. 161 Farr Auto Supply, 177 Grace Fenn, 160 Garrett Office Supply. 161 Gem Jewelry, 167 Ginsberg's, 155 The Globe, 176 H. N. Goff, 179 W. T. Grant, 154 Gravel's, 179 Gremillion's Shoe Store, 174 Guaranty Bank Trust Co.. 170 Guaranty Barber Shop, 162 Guiilet s Cafe, 177 Handley's Service Station, 178 Hathorn Oil Co., 176 Hemenway Furniture Co., 158 Hempen Motor Co.. 178 Herbie K's, 157 Hixson's Dress Shop, 157 Hooter Nugent, 179 Hugh Roberson Co., 181 Hunt's Paint Glass Co.. 180 Jack Jill Child’s Shop. 172 Jameson’s Motor Co., 180 Jeansonne's Grocery Store. 168 KALB. 155 Kee's Grocery Store. 178 Kippy's Super Service, 157 Koblen's Jewelry Store, 157 Kohara, 155 Kress, 162 KSYL, 180 Leatherman’s Pharmacy, 162 Lemonte's Drug Store, 174 Louisiana Coffee And Spice. 176 Louisiana College. 165 Maison de Beaute', 182 H. H. McCann’s, 181 McLemore’s, 176 Mid-City Service, 171 Midwest Ice Cream, 173 Miss Teen Shop, 179 Modern Appliance, 174 National Bakery, 160 Nehi Bottling Co., 157 Newstadt’s, 179 Office Machine and Equipment Co.. 177 Owl Drug Store. 171 Owl Grocery and Market, 180 Park Inn Super Market, 180 Pearce Motor Co., 162 Pearson Furniture Co., 171 J. C. Penny. 160 Pierce School of Dancing, 181 Pincus Murphy Band Dept., 181 Pinevilie Marble Granite Works. 171 Pinevilie News, 171 Posner’s, 181 Puckett Mattress, 154 Quality Ice Cream, 163 Rainbow Flower Shop. 169 Rapides Bank And Trust Co.. 169 Rapides Drug Store, 172 Rapides Grocery, 177 Rapides Packing Co.. 166 J. E. Ratcliff, 168 Reeds Typewriter Exchange, 157 John nie Rush, 179 Sammy Kohara Studio, 179 Sanders Tile Shop. 179 C. A. Schnack, 168 Schwartzberg's, 162 Sears Roebuck Co., 174 Security National Bank, 173 Semple's Machine Shop, 157 Southern Chevrolet, 163 Southern Trailways, 159 Standard Printing Co., 181 Testa’s Grocery, 164 Thompson-Slatton Motors, 164 Trent, L. James, 180 Tudor Construction, 158 Vories Cakes Crackers, 168 Wainwright Auto Store, 168 Ward's Hardware, 155 Weiss and Goldrings, 154 Wellan’s, 161 Younger Motor Co., 154 182 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 183 4 Memorable Year • Congratulations to the Student Body and Faculty of Bolton High School for completion of another outstanding year of accomplishments. • The Staff of your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book and one which portrays the high- lights of memorable activities. • Neither’ time, effort nor expense have been spared to provide you with a pgjttnancnt record, attractively presented and complete in every detaiQ • $t preserve the photography and literary efforts of the Staff.. tfte£)est gjatdes of material -tave been combined with skilled workmanship toWovide the finest rfnality yearbook. • T :c proud that the ,1950 Staff selected us to help desfgiy prim and bind the “Bnjif ’ We have earnestly en- deavored l® fulitfl the iconfidcnce placed in us. 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