Bolivar Central School - Gusher Yearbook (Bolivar, NY)

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Prlnclpal To Prof Our gracious host who made us feel that we were an Integral part of fa school ln whlch each one of us had an equal OPPOITUHIIV and m vxhxch all enyoyed worklng and playlng together Our wlse counselor whose sound advlce has helped so manv of us ln our preparatlon for llfe Our understanding and svmpathetlc frlend whose human touch has brought out the best ln us The Class says thanks for the memories Vle wxll long cherish them and pray that many students yet to come may be better men and women for havxng known you W Cecil Davis V P I BS Ms Med LmD 'Ce P Order LS heavens Lrst law ana' thas con essed Some are and must be greater than the rest Pope As a dlsclplmarlan a teacher and a frlend If would be dlfflcult to flnd one more deservlng of such commendable qualltles than Nlr Perrone The Class of 1951 IS mdebted to hxm for hls txreless and generous service ln maklng hlgh school both purposeful and happy .4nl 5 Anthony Perrone B S. . . is as ' 1 1 . ' Y 7 ' cc ss ' sc A . ,, - . . ' 1 9 , . . . . . . . . . . ., Q Q, 0 1, Q 0 cc - 9 , - 7 f , 1 s Q ' , as , 1 5' 1 . . . . . Q n

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Board of Educauon Cllff0I'd Wlllg L A Champlln Not Pzctured Mary McDermott Mal0I1 Wllson Chester M Bhss presxdent 'lo the Board of Education whose loyal sup port and cooperatlon have made these past four years so happy and profitable we the class of 51 extend our slncere appreclatlon and best wlshes 4

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e ry BOLIVAR GENESEE CLARKSVILLE RUTH E MILLER THU BOARD OF EDUCATION cl-eu'rl:n M sues P Cl'-NTRAL OHWE I. A CHAMPLIN SECOND FIJOOR IN SCHOOL BL ILDING MARY M DERMOTT muon L. wu.soN BOLIVAR NEW YORK CLIFFORD E WING 7,1 Dear Students In extending a word of greeting as well as saying farewell to the Class of 1951 I am conscious of the happy associations of the past and the limitless possi bilities with which the years ahead are filled If it tain that obscures the future and view in clarity the scenes of but a few years hence most of us would yield to this interesting temptation Yet the drama that would greet our eyes would present both happiness and disappointments As 1 consequence of your membership in the gradu ating class you have given exidence of a measure of achievement that increases substantially the possibil ity of lX01dlHg dis ppointment as time unfolds the truth of future years lou have achieved a reasonable mlsterg of those basic tools of understanding and com municttion that are essential in a meaningful life lou htve been introduced into the culture of contempor a 5 life lou haxe been born in a society where the doors of opportunity open to the touch of the humble as nuickly ts to the pressure of the great In this atmosphere of freedom and opportunity your fltura will be but the reflection of your todays day life cxcr return to you its richest blessings W CECIL DXNIS Supv Principal hLV:r 6 CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. 1 S:c'ff'i 'P '1 P' . , REIIDLN y qv ' . . . VIC! PREIID March 951 were humanly possible to draw aside the resistant cur- F I . . , I . Q - sl V