Bolivar Central School - Gusher Yearbook (Bolivar, NY)

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WAYNE BALDWIN Band 3, Glee Club 3 Wayne may live in the country but he isn’t a bit backward with the girls, especially a certain Freshman. RICHARD C. BALL A satellite of Senior “Bill” Nagle, “Dick’s” impromptu appearance at classes and inattentiveness were ever amusing. PHILIP BARBER Student Council 1, Baseball 2, Jr. Varsity Basketball 3, Actor’s Guild 3 “Phil” has a brilliant future as a cartoonist, so beware, or you may unknowingly become his model. FRANCIS BARRETT When this young Ceres man graduates from B.C.S., the girls will just have to grin and “Barrett.” MARY JANE CARRIER Gusher Staff 3, Alpha Sigma Chi 3, Basketball 1-2-3, Hmk. s Club 3, Glee Club 1-2-3. f Hercoquettish manner is amusing it you can escape unscarred from her flirtations. V JUCHARD CHILDS hooAll 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, BaseHlI 1-2, Track 2, Varsity B l-2-3 ientinel Staff 2 We can forgive Dick’s refusal to converse with us. It has shown us that he preferred to use his strength on athletics rather than talking. 23

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GENE SALZER Junior Play Student Council, 2 Basketball, 3 Baseball, 3 Junior President CLASS HISTOfiy AFTER EIGHT YEARS of primary school, we found ourselves Freshmen in 1936. As our class advisor we chose Mr. Myers. We felt more substantial the next year when we returned as Sophomores. We entered more of the activities and others considered us more important. We asked Mr. Donnelly to help us through this year. At last in 1936 we were duhhed upper classmen. With more to look forward to than ever before, we elected Gene Salzer as class president. Not only because of his ability to play the trumpet but also because of his capable leadership and genial personality is he known as one of the indispensable Juniors. We chose Miss Vaughn as our ever loyal class advisor. Realizing that this was the year which was paving the way to the security of the Senior Class we were highly elated when our first activity “The Green Light” proved a success. Of course the highlights of the year were the Junior-Senior dance and the Junior-Senior banquet. Next year we return as Seniors vowing to attain a higher standard than ever before in our high school career. 22 —D.M.H. ’40.

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ROSE Cl AM PA Gusher Staff 3, Sentinel Staff 2 “Dolly” may be a little body but, oh my! Her long curls, pleasing smile, studiousness, and magnetic personality “get you.” VIRGINIA A. COWLES Vice-President 3, Basketball 1-2-3, Alpha Sigma Chi 1-2-3, Varsity B 1-2-3 Just because “Babe” is tiny, you needn’t think her classmates have overlooked her. Her “sporting way” has made this an impossibility. PHYLLIS A. COYLE Alpha Sigma Chi 2-3, Basketball 2-3, Press Club 2, Latin Club 3 Phyllis can justly be called the indispensable Junior. She is always “ready, willing, and able.” PHYLLIS M. DAY Glee Club 1-2-3, Soccer 3 Phyllis has us guessing. We are wondering who the special one is. Don’t keep us in suspense too long, Phyllis. PHYLLIS M. DUNNING Glee Club 1-2-3, Cheer Leader 3, Basketball 1-2-3, Alpha Sigma Chi 2-3 Never a dull moment with this little miss around. She was ever entertaining her friends with her carefree manner. ESTHER EMERSON Hmk. Club 3 Her shyness has kept us from knowing her intimately, but we know her future holds much success in store for her.