Bolivar Central School - Gusher Yearbook (Bolivar, NY)

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Goodridce, White, Sawyer. Whitford, Schapfner, Miller Rogers. Potter, Dougherty. Ward. Newton. Harrington Student Council The first student council was organized in Bolivar Central School at the beginning of this school year, September 1930. The purpose of the organization was to secure more uniform and individual representation in student activities, to promote larger social interest among the students, and to foster a living school spirit. From each of the four high school classes, a boy and a girl representative was duly chosen by the members of their respective classes. These eight members held their first meeting and elected a head adviser, officers, and four other persons from the student body at large thus making a council of twelve representatives and an adviser. The following were elected: adviser. Principal J. F. Whitford; president, Robert Sawyer; vice-president, Mary Ward; secretary and treasurer, Ruth Harrington. The four representatives were: Mary Ward, Helen Potter, Donald Gocdridge, and Roy White. The others included in the council were Edith Rogers and George Ackerman, Freshmen; Elizabeth Dougherty and Clarence Schalfner, Sophomores; Alice Newton and Leo Miller, Juniors; Ruth Harrington and Robert Sawyer,Seniors. This B. C. S. council assumed a real leadership in school life; however, the most interesting to the public and pupils was the promotion of the United States Army Band and the founding of the annual Spring Day. We can as a result, boast of school spirit equal to our fine new building. We, the council, hope that the good work will be furthered in the years to come. i

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 September October November December January February March April May June B. C. S. Events—Some of ’Em 2 Opening Assembly Program: Faculty and Board on Stage 19 Opening football season Alumni, 0; B. C. S., 0. 20—Two moving picture machines bought and picture shown 7—Dedication of our new building 10—Varsity B Club formed 20—Teachers' Conference 3rd District at B. C. S. 24 Pageant “Safety First 27 Alexander Novelty Four in assembly 7—Junior Hop 12— Dramatic Guild organized for B. C. S. 13— Sorosis Entertained Faculty 20- U. S. Army Band Concerts here 21 B. C. S. Jubilee and Parade, after assembly 1st public appearance B. C. S. Band 26— Football Banquet and Awards 3 Joe Shaner—honored appointed All Section Center 6—School Pageant and Glee Club Entertainment 9 The Lost World B. C. S.’s first movie 29— Senior Dance 8 Dramatic Guilds 3 One'Act Plays 5— New Class—Journalism by Miss Tallman 7 Moving-up Day 8th grade and four high school classes 23—Faculty Assembly 4 Harmony Box and moving picture 6— Jordan won school championship in spelling 27 Submerged in Olean Gontest 27— Boys entered in Courier-Express Meet at Buffalo 13 Playground Equipment arrived 14— Junior Hop 21 Mr. Whitford elected president Allegany County Schoolmasters Association 25 Homemaking Teachers of Cattaraugus and Allegany County at B. C. S. 28 High School Trio Broadcast from Station WBEN 30— Senior Play The Whole Town's Talking 1 B. C. S. Band won in class D Contest at Fredonia 2- B. C. S. Track Meet. Bob Sawyer won individual trophy 6 Speaking Contest. Clarke and Schaffner won first place 7 Schaffner won first place at Alfred contest 11 Child Health Pageant and Play 15 Ithaca Contests Speakers and Submerged 18 Dr. M. J. SchlagenhaufF, Boston, to speak in assembly 19 May Festival at Portville. Glee Club and Band go 20 School Exhibition 27 M. F. Denise of Buffalo to speak in assembly 1 District Attorney Ward M. Hopkins to speak in assembly 10—“June Day, Junior-Senior Banquet. Presentation of The Gusher 21— Baccalaureate Sermon 22 Class Day 23—Commencement fill 4