Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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MISS MARY ROBERTS, on our Biology and General Science staff for 36 years, has a B.A. from Newcomb and has done graduate work at L.S.U. and the University of Arkansas. She sponsors the Locker Key room and F.N.A. Her hobbies are reading and gardening. MRS. THELMA ROBERTS. English staff member for 8 years, received her B.A. degree from La. College and has done graduate work at L.S.U. Her outside interests revolve around her family and the theatre. MR. RAYMOND SCHMOLKE. on our Science faculty for 15 years, has a B.S. degree from La. College and has a M.A. from Northwestern where he held a fellowship. He is baseball and assistant football coach and is very active in Little League Baseball. MR. MEADE SHAW, teacher of Algebra and Geometry for 4 years, instructs night classes at La. College and sponsors the Key Club. He holds a B.A. from Northwestern and a M.A. from the University of Arkansas. His main interests are his family and hunting. MRS. MAXINE SOUTHERLAND, heads our Home Ec de- partment in her first year at Bolton. She received her B.S. and M.A. degrees from Northwestern and sponsors the F.H.A. and the 4-H Club. Her family, reading, and sewing are her main interests. MRS. ALINE STAGG, with our Commerce department 7 years, received her B.S. degree from Our Lady of the Lake College. She also teaches in the La. Adult Education Pro- gram and sponsors the BRUIN Business Staff. MISS CHRISTINE SUTTON, a member of our English de- partment for 3 years, was previously connected with La. College. She received her B.A. degree at La. College. Her main interests are music and the theatre. MR. PERRY THOMPSON, in his first year at Bolton, teaches Typing and sponsors the F.B.L.A. He holds a B.S. degree from Northwestern and is interested in sports of every kind. MR. ELVIN TUBRE, Science and Phys Ed teacher here for 3 years is assistant basketball and football coach. He has a B.S. degree from S.L.I. and his M.A. from L.S.U. His out- side interests lie in the fields of athletics. MR. DONALD TUMEY, with our Phys Ed department for 3 years, assistant varsity football coach and track coach, has a B.S. degree from McNeese. He is extremely interested in athletics. MR. BOBBY WALDRON. Algebra and Trig insTrucror for 3 years, teaches night classes at La. College and sponsors the Math Club. His outside interests are his family and athletics. MRS. JOANNE WHITE, Speech and Social Science teacher for 7 years, holds a B.S. degree from L.S.U. She sponsors the Dramatic Club and Thespians. Her hobbies are her 3 lively children, cooking, reading, and music. 21

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WHAT IS DONE IN OUR CLASSROOMS TODAY WILL BE REFLECTED IN THE SUCCESSES OR FAILURES OF OUR CIVILIZATION TOMORROW. Lindley C. Baxter faculty Mr. Thompson Mr. Tubre Mr. Tumey Mr. Waldron Mrs. White 20

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English principles — basic in our everyday life It is important that we understand the language we speak. In our English department, emphasis is placed on improving our diction and widening our vocabulary. Probing deeply into complicated grammati- cal constructions, Seniors sometimes find it difficult to understand the language they speak so fluently. In order that she may master this essential preparation for college, Charlene Smith is given special help by Miss Lewis. By studying past issues of Cumtux, journal- ism students attempt to find points which they may later improve or continue to use. Discussing various topics which they con- sider to be important, Dianne Rabalias, Sarah Averitt, Cade Morrow, and Judy Lee develop enthusiasm for journalism. 22