Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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MISS CHRISTINE SUT- TON, on our English staff 4 years, received her B.A. from La. College and has done graduate work at L.S.U. and the University of Texas. Her chief interest is in peo- ple. MR. PERRY THOMPSON has taught here 2 years, ob- tained his B.S. from North- western State College, spon- sors F.B.L.L., and enjoys bowling and watching football games. MR. ELVIN TUBRE, on the science and P.E. staffs 4 years, holds a B.S. degree from Southwestern and M.S. from L.S.U. He coaches basketball and enjoys sports, church, and his family. MR. DONALD TUMEY, of the Boy’s Phys. Ed. depart- ment for 4 years, has a B.S. from McNeese. He is football varsity line coach, and spon- sor of the gymnastic team. MRS. JOANNE L. WHITE has been on our social studies and English staffs 8 years. She holds a B.S. from L.S.U. and enjoys sports, cooking, and reading. MISS JENNIE WILKIE, on our Commerce staff 8 years, has a B.A. from Northwest- ern, is school treasurer, spon- sors F.B.L.L., and enjoys cooking, Eastern Star, and teaching adult night classes. i 2

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MRS. THELMA ROBERTS, on our English staff for 9 years, received a B.A. from La. College and her main in- terests center around the the- ater and speech work. MR. MEADE P. SHAW, on our math staff for 4 years, has a B.S. from Northwestern and M.S. from the University of Arkansas. He sponsors the Key Club and enjoys hunting and fishing. MRS. MAXINE SOUTHER- LAND, our Home Ec. teacher for 2 years, holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from Northwest- ern, sponsors the 4-H Club and F.H.A. and enjoys read- ing, sewing, and watching sports events. MRS. RUTH SPOFFORD, a B.H.S. graduate, works in the Main Office as office secre- tary. Outside interests include homemaking, genealogy, and her grandchildren. MRS. ALINE STAGG. on our Commerce staff 7 years, has a B.S. from Our Lady of the Lake College, sponsors Bruin Business and enjoys painting, photography, target practice, and spectator sports. MRS. CARL R. STROH- SCHEIN, our librarian for 12 years, received a B.A. from Louisiana Tech., spon- sors t h e Library Club and spends much time reading, traveling, and enjoying mu- sic. i 20

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Trig students find that they are expected to solve complicated problems. Paul Jeansonne uses logarithms to solve one such problem. Solid geometry classes spend one semester working with equipment that will be especially useful to them as architects and engineers. Mr. Marler explains the use of the transit to Ronnie Deen and Dick Ducote. Solving problems to find an unknown quantity is often simpler if done on the blackboard. Larilyn Aymond works one such problem, solving for X.