Bolivar Central School - Gusher Yearbook (Bolivar, NY)

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ha u lOiicm RESULTS Wellsville 0 Bolivar 12 Portville 7 Bolivar 21 Franklinville 6 Bolivar 30 Allegany 0 Bolivar 26 Canisteo 7 Bolivar 47 Cuba 13 Bolivar 45 Otto township 25 Bolivar 25

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Elf EV Ell SEniORS In November the Seniors sponsor their first skating party. . Also an election day spaghetti supper. . Nov. 22, their annual play, “Two Minutes to Go”. . . Prom is planned for Feb... Another spaghetti supper for March. c n j jumoRS The Juniors sponsor the first skating party of the year. . . Prom in Feb. with their Sr. friends . . . They present a spring fashion show in April. . . Annual Jr. Play one week 1 ater ... In May the Jr.-Sr. Banquet . . . And “Finis”. SOPHS The Sophomores sponsor a bakesale . . . Also a skating party... In Feb. their annual and usually successful Carnival. .Money, Money is their aim . . . They’ll need it.... FRO 5 H Start of high school career for the Frosh . . . Selling hotdogs and coffee at football games. . . . Only thing left is a skating party and raffle. . .Must study...... For the last three years a parade and scavenger hunt have been held for the students o f Bolivar Central School. The parade is essentially for the first five grades, although other students are allowed to enter. Each winner in the parade is given a $2.00 prize. The scavenger hunt, divided into two sections, one for the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades and one for the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th years, offers the winning team in each division a prize of $10.00. The winner of the first division this October was Gwen Cole’s team and Peggy Tower’s team winning first prize in the high school group. Because of bad weather the parade started in the gym and paraded across the stage. Refreshments were served in the gym, followed by a dance,thus ending this year’s Halloween Festivities.