Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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English Foreign Longuages and Speech One of the most important courses for use in our everyday life is the study of the English language. Although graduation requires only three units of English, most students recog- nize the importance of it and schedule four. So that the two maior divisions of English, liter- ature and grammar, may be studied more thoroughly, a complete semester is devoted to each. Going hand in hand with English is the study of foreign languages. Those offered at Bolton, Spanish, French, and Latin are not required, but are scheduled by many students. The ability to speak our lan- guage correctly and with con- fidence is taught in a speech course. M a n y extra-curricular activities are connected with this course. To Read, To Think MISS ELLA LOlS MILLDRUM MRS. INEZ O. PARKER glish BA Louisiana College Sponsor English BA Louisiana College Sponsor Ef19llSl1: B-A-1 BHYIOI' University: SPOVISOIU :mecoming Activities Press Club A C ' ' umtux Editorial Staff Cumtux Editorial Staff, Quill and Scroll. tant Sponsor of Student Council

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Mi! H W' . . . English literature students really enjoy the course when they can enact one ot the great playwrights' murder scenes . . . wi W . . . pupils take extra pride in writing compositions when they are to be read before the class. . . . Mrs. Aiken's eighth grade class prepares for more advanced English by studying sentence structure . . . 7A