Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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Library, Speech Demand Individual Work MRS. DOUGLAS MRS. REDMOND MRS. STROHSCHEIN Skillful interpretation is essential for ef- fective pantomiming. Speech I students. Andrea David, Carl McDougall, and Jim Boren, practice this art. MRS. CONNIE DOUGLAS Speech, English II B.A., Louisiana College Dramatics Club sponsor Thespians sponsor MRS. WINIFRED REDMOND Librarian B.A., Louisiana College MRS. VIRGINIA STROHSCHEIN Head Librarian B.S., Louisiana Tech Library Club sponsor 22

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MRS. PARKER MRS. PARTRIDGE MISS SUTTON MRS. INEZ PARKER English IV B.A., Baylor University; M.A., Northwestern State Quill and Scroll sponsor MRS. INEZ PARTRIDGE English III B.A., Louisiana College Junior Red Cross sponsor MISS CHRISTINE SUTTON Redoing m en e a ex ict man. jketh a full man; confer- rem dy man; and writing an Sir Francis Bacon Of Grammar English III B.A., Louisiana College Miss Guillory uses her vacant hour to help Brad Lowther with his English gram- mar. Mary Fertita and Carol Waschlca put up a bulletin board in Honors English III to illus- trate the Puritan influence on American literature. 21

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Charlotte Cappel makes use of Bolton's library facilities before school to delve into materials for her English research paper. Ability to use the card catalogue correctly makes finding materials easier for Patsy Flynn and Fran Holloway. The cast, posed in the authentic fashions of the early 1900’s, depicts a typical scene from Bolton's fall production. Life With Father. Drama students work hard on both the acting and production phases of the presentation to ensure a successful performance. Fred Mongue earnestly talks to his sweet- heart Mary Middleton, during the Fall play. 23