Bolivar Central School - Gusher Yearbook (Bolivar, NY)

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THOMAS ACKERM Gushf.r, Rand 1-2-3-4, Football 4, Class President 1, Student Council 2 His gift of mental alertness and dependability has been shown worthy of any trust. GERTRUDE ADAMS Junior Play, Senior Play, Gusher Staff. Student Council 4 Always amiable and desirous of universal good feeling, Gertrude’s nature is worthy of the highest praise. F. RICHARD BARNES Rand 1-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Ras-ketball 3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play Dick’s popularity is not at all surprising. He is an unrivaled combination of good humor, athletic ability and congeniality.p RALPH REST, JR. F'. F. A. 2-3-4, Football Mgr. 2, Basketball 1-2-3-4. Football 1-2-3 His “crazy” antics have given us relief from the stern realities of school life. ROBERT N. BUELL Football 2-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, F'. F'. A. 2-3-4, B. Club 2-3-4 Bob’s ability to capture young ladies’ hearts leads us all to become a bit envious. JOSEPHINE ANNE RUSH Basketball 2-3-4. Junior Play 3, Alpha Sigma Chi 3-4, Glee Club 1

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MI.MAN L. NEUGENT Junior President Senior President Cheer Leader, 4 S£II10R CLASS HISTORy WE CAME as Freshmen into a new category and found ourselves bewildered at our lack of knowledge. High School seemed so large, and we—so small. As Sophomores, our power to charm was still undetermined; however, we easily overcame the obstacles, which we encountered in our second year, and set our hearts on an even more successful Junior year. Success was triumphant in this year under the capable leadership of our President, Lillian Neugent, and of our Class Adviser, Miss Pauline Darrohn. Our play, “And Home Came l ed,” was the most outstanding event on the class calendar. This was followed by our Junior Prom and memorable Junior and Senior Banquet. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and at last our Senior year—our Mecca. The curtain rose on our supreme feature of the year, “Campus Quarantine.” We are elated over our successes of the past few years. We are indebted to a great degree to Miss Pauline Darrohn, our adviser, for her untiring efforts in helping us to accomplish our aims. Our debt of gratitude does not stop here, but extends to our President, Lillian Neugent. Lillian’s executive ability has placed her in the foremost ranks of the Senior Class. Her charm has earned for her the respect and affection of her classmates. 14

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r VIRGINIA M. BUSH Club, Basketball 1, Arch- I Virginia’s reticence may on provocation become a flash of righteous anger. She is deserving of honest liking. JANE CASE Senior Play, Cheer Leader 4, Basketball 3-4 Jane has an enviable ability for getting just what she wants, be it girl friends or male P.G.’s. CATHERINE CIAMPA Sentinel 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4 This bundle of Latin loveliness showers the atmosphere around refree air of good all. HELEN CLARK Club 1-2-3, Hmk. Club -2-3-4 Her ever present good humor and her “tripsichorian” ability is ever a source of delight to us all. NORMA E. CLEVELAND Her red hair, her engaging manner, and her ready smile have won our unconcealed admir- ation. JACK A. COOPER Gusher 4, Varsity B Club, Junior Play, Leader Club, Football 2-3, Baseball 3, Student Council 4 Jack’s type is rare; he has a businesslike efficiency and a capacity for work which he attempts to conceal under an air complete detachment.