Bolivar Central School - Gusher Yearbook (Bolivar, NY)

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KKNA ALLEN llu kfilmll: “II Club: Cheer trailer She t'lmr ax a Sophomore ami quick ly gained |»opularity. for lirr amiable nailin' qualifies ber for ” X hoV % ho” in B.C.S. FREDERICK R. BAR NFS llusketlmll 3; l-'oatlmll 3: Hand I •2-3 Min heigblb ami bis jovial dix|»o i-lion couldn't Ik overlooked. No wonder lie qualifies for basketball and fiKithall m» well. MARY h. BARNES Uee Club 1.2-3 The girl who doesn't want to grow up. Peter Pan the second. Her childish prank amuse everyone and don't Irwen her popularity. r r- — L BARBARA BLAKESLKK Cite Club: llomemaking Club ller laughter may Ik heard far and wide and her hearty interests are centered on Homemaking. georcf. bradlky Cishkk Staff 3: Hand 1-2-3: Class I 'ice-President 2 (leorgie PorfieV aecomplishments include punning, football and airplane designing and loads of friends. CECIL : BRKNNF.MAN Allentown High School 1-2 (Transfer) We have learned to know Cecile in our brief acquaintance a a captivating Junior. 25

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The Class of 1938 OFFICERS Onilee Shaner James Ford Betty Freeman Philip Richardson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ONILEE SHANER President of Sophomore and Junior Class. arsil v Basket I tail 3. J unior Play 3. Band 2.3. ONILEE Sll WER CLASS HISTORY • We. who after eight years of merely witnessing the glory of higher education, came September 1934 as Freshmen, to participate in a small way in high school life. We chose Mr. Paid Donnelly as onr first advisor. • The next term we returned, more confident, to our Sophomore year. We were then sure of a permanent place in high school. We asked Miss Ives to help us smooth out the rough spots of this year. • Our third year found us rewarded for our two years of work, we were promoted to the Junior room. We were now upperclassmen. Under the guardianship of Miss East and Miss Martinv we have spent a most eventful year with Onilee Shaner as President. She's the lop! She's a dynamic cyclone. She's the top! She's the '38's class president. She's Helen IT ills Moody, She's Madame Curie. She's cellophane; And so you see. In sports, friends, heighth. in student government. Oh stop! All we can say is 'She's the top'.” • We are hopeful that our preliminary training has prepared us for the acceptance of the responsibilities which accompany this honor. —B. E. F. ’38 u 24

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MARIK CHAPEL (dee Club 1-2-3; Vfton Hus league 1-2-3 Her main intercut is music hut the would qualifv a a director in anv field. ORLO CHAPEL h tmilxill 2-3; (» « Club 2-3 Easy ttoing ”Cha|»e” hut a perfect demon to all who try to »top him on the gridiron or on the highway. MAIO PRUDENCE CHI PM AN Class Secretary I: I arsity ’; Student C.auncil 2: Issistanl lulitor-in- Chief. Gush tut 3 • She's a real equestrienne. s|M rts-woman and an excellent scholar. CHARLES CHURCH Track 2 Proud owner of a ear of ancient vintage he rattles his merry way every day from Alma. FRANCIS CLARK Agricultural Club Francis' apparent shyness and silence prevents you from knowing that he loves to pla football and is interested in s|M»rlH. AGNES Cm LK Issistanl Candy Manager 3 Agnes' perpetual smile, naturally curly hair and capable management forms an excellent portrait of a worthy Junior. 26