Bolivar Central School - Gusher Yearbook (Bolivar, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

FOREWORD The mystic cords of memory enhance life’s cherished moments and surround them with an aura of enchantment that time cannot efface. But memory, left to itself, grows dim and must be refreshed if our impressions would remain vivid. Hence, we present this edition of the Gusher as a source of remembrances — a record of days filled with fun and excitement; of accomplishments in the classroom and on the athletic field; of ideals fostered; of friendships cemented. As you shuffle the pages of your yearbook, may you find real pleasure in recapturing the joys -perhaps even the sorrows - of years spent within the walls of B. C. S. r crj£ DEDICATION Anthony P. Perron© Principal of Bolivar Central School A 0 We, the class of 1952, in appreciation for his help, understanding, and friendship, dedicate this, our Gusher, to our Principal, Mr. Perrone. i v 3 ADMINISTRATION Chester M. Bliss, President Cl ifford Wing Fenton Yehl Melon Wilson BOARD OF EDUCATION Bolivar Central is indeed fortunate in being under the direction of men who are vitally interested in the manifold problems of education. To them we wish to express our gratitude for their untiring efforts to improve the general welfare of the students. 6 7 FACULTY ■ Gilbert Brinnier History Dorothy Bentley Home Economics Bernice Baldwin Mathematics Kenneth Baldwin Social Studies Pearl Cass English Robert Cawley Science Clarence Cripps Mathematics Donald Childs Guidance Counselor 10 Pauline Davis School Nurse Teresa DeRose Physical Education Anne Duggan Spanish 11 Robert Dunning Physical Education MiIton Latimer Physical Education Vincent Hope English Joseph Macali Industrial Arts Orvin Hess Music Robert McMahon Science Edwin Owens Art Audrey Markle Music Bernard Stahl Commercial Mary Lou Utter Latin Mary Weinman Librarian Ray Zier Machine Chop Picture Not Available Le Roy Dodson Driver Training 14 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS JAMES BENTLEY “J. B.” “To be a well favored man is a gift of fortune. Choir 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Vice President 1; Treasurer 2; President 4; Spanish Club President 2; National Honor Society 3.4; Gusher Staff 4; President Student Council 3; Class Play 4; Pageant 1,2,4; All-State 3; Block-letter Club 1,2,3,4; All-Star Football 4; All-Star Basketball 4; Track 3 (Sectional Champ). JEANNE NEILL “Jeannie “Thy good � ishes with thy grace, Surpass the freckles on thy face. Ensemble 1,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Leader’s Club 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Gusher Staff 4; Sextette 4; All-State 4; Class Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Sentinel 3; Rifle Club 4; Block-letter Club 4. LYLA COLE “Ly “A merry heart goes all the day. Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Leader’s Club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Gusher Staff 4; Sentinel 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; All-State 3; Block-letter Club 4; Library Club 2; Sextette 4. VESTA MITCHELL “Mitch “A very lovely maid is she And just as sweet as she can be. Choir 2,3; Ensemble 1,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Leader’s Club Vice President 4; Class Treasurer 4; Class Play 3,4; Library Club President 2; Secretary 1; Treasurer F.H.A. 3, President 4; Gusher Staff 4; Block-letter Club 4. 16 SANDRA ALMY “Sandy “Sunny tempered, sunny hair. And a face divinely fair. Choir 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Oratorical Contest 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,4; (President 1,4, Vice-President 2); National Honor Society 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Pageant 1,2; Sentinel 1, 2,3,4; (Editor 3,4); Gusher Staff 4; All-State 4; Leader’s Club 4; Block-letter Club 4; Sextette 4. CARLA AYERS “Phoebe “Good things come in small packages. Ensemble 4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Sentinel 3,4; Gusher Staff 4; F.H.A. 4. RAYMOND BAKER “Ray t Come not within the measure of my wrath. ” Gusher 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Rifle Club 2; Sentinel 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Horseshoes 1,2,3. FRANCIS BREWER “Buddy “A vagabond spirit has he. Rubbling with youthful jollity. Rifle Club 1; Sentinel 3. 17 DON BURROUGHS “Happy Don “Music plucked from out the skies Proves that talent in thee lies. Band 2,3,4; Poppy Poster Winner 2; Class Play 3,4. KAY BRUNELL “Moir “There appears much joy in her. Allentown 1,2; Band 3; Intramurals 3,4; Leader’s Club 4; Gusher 4; Spanish Club 4; Block-letter Cl ub 4. DONNA CASE “Mollybelle “The first in sports on the field, Calm, serene, she ll never yield. Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 1; Gusher Staff 4; Leader’s Club 4; Block-letter Club 4. HERBERT CLAFLIN “Herb “0,what may man within him hide. Though angel on the outward side. . Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 2, 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Photography Club 1,2; Treasurer Student Council 3; National Honor Society 4; Gusher Staff 4; Block-letter Club 1,2,3,4; All-Star Football 4; All-Star Basketball 4; Track 1,2,3,4, (Sectional Champ 3). 18 LOIS CRANDALL “Sober and intent, Upon her duties bent. Ensemble 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Secretary Library Club 3,4; Class play 3; F.H.A. 3,4. MARY ANNE DEMPSEY “Anne” ‘A reserved charm and dignity, Combined with sweet simplicity. Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 4; Sentinel 2,3,4; Gusher 4; Class Play 3,4; Class President 2; Leader’s Club 4; Library Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Block-letter Club 3,4. JOYCE EDDY “ eddy Lou “Joyce is our musical maid; We hope her charms will never fade. Choir 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Sentinel 3,4; Gusher 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3,4; Intramurals 1; All-State 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. BARBARA DUNN “Barb “Hold the fort! l m coming! Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,4; Leader’s Club 4; Class President 1; Vice President Library Club 4, Co-editor Gusher 4; Sentinel 3,4; Class Play 3,4; National Honor Society 4; F.H.A. 3; Oratorical Contest 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Block-letter Club 4; Sal utatorian. 19 KAREN ENGLANDER €tWhat! Canst thou say all this, and never blush? ’ Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class play 4; Leader’s Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Gusher Staff 4; Sentinel 4; Rifle Club 2, 3,4; Block-letter Club 4. EDWARD FLICKER “Ed “Little he sayst but much he does. Football 4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3; Block-letter Club 4. LELA FANTON “Lee “The thing that makes life worth while Is just a pleasant little smile. Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,3,4; Leader's Club 4; F.H.A. Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Library Club 1,2; Gusher 4; Block-letter Club 4. HARLEAN GLEASON “Pug “Never too bold, Never afraid. Ensemble 1; Choir 2,3,4; Library Club 1; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 3; Leader’? Club 4; Intramurals 2,3; Class play 4; Block-letter Club 4. 20 ELIZABETH GLINTZ “Beth” “ Tis not folly to be wise.” Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pageant 2,4; Class Play 3,4; Sentinel 2,3; (Co-editor 3); Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3,4; (Vice President 4); Gusher Staff 4; Leader's Club 4; Block-letter Club 3,4; Valedictorian. LEWIS JORDAN “Lew” “A warrior, strong and brave, But he's been known to misbehave!” Class President 3; Student Council President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Class play 4; Pageant 2,4; Choir 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Block-letter Club 1,2,3,4; All-State 3,4. LAWRENCE HILL “Bub” “Fair haired, blue-eyed, Eternal laughter is thy guide.” Choir 1,2,3,4; Class play 3,4; Vice President 2; Treasurer Student Council 4; Orchestra 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Block-letter Club 1, 2,3,4; All-State 3,4; Pageant 1, 2 4. HELEN KINNICUTT “Helen” “Quiet and sweet. So trim and neat. ” Choir 3,4; Ensemble 1,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Treasurer F.H.A. 4. 21 WAYNE MARSH “Marchinsky” ‘‘What! He’s a bashful lad! Oh, this is really very sad.” Choir 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Block-letter Club 2; Pageant 2. PHILIP MESLER “Flip “A short, handsome fellow With disposition mellow.” Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Choir 1, 2,3,4; All-State 1,2,3,4; Pageant 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Block-letter Club 1,2,3,4. MARY LOU MILLARD “Lou” “Laughter tingles on her lips — Pleasant laughter, friendship grips.” Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,4; Orchestra 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Block-letter Club 4. SANDRA MILLER “Jessie Bell” “She laughed and every heart was glad.” Choir 3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Intromurals 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3, 4; Pageant 4; Gusher Staff 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4, (Treasurer 3, President 4); Sentinel 3,4; Block-letter 4. 22 WINSTON MONAHAN “Winnie” “There s mischief in this man. Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Class play 4. RICHARD MURPHY “Murph “Sleep seems heaven to this lad. Football 1; Choir 1. EVELYN MONROE “Ev “Thy skillful hand is knowing In the art of sewing. Ensemble 1,2,3; Choir 3,4; F.H. A. 3,4. FRANK OSGOOD “Men of few words are the best men. Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Block-letter Club 2,3,4. 23 NANCY POTTER “None” “To those who know thee not. No words can paint. Sentinel 2,3; Gusher 4; Leader’s Club President 4; Class Play 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Secretary 4); Rifle Club Vice-President 3; Pageant 2; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Block-letter Club 4. MARILYN PLATT “Queenie “One look at these merry brown eyes And you know wherein mischief lies. Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1; Leader’s Club 4; Intramural s 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Art Editor Sentinel 3, 4; Gusher 4, Oratorical Contest 3; Library Club 4; Rifle Club 4; Red Cross President 1; Sentinel 2; Block-letter Club 3,4. MARILYN REYNOLDS “Lodestone “Ten thousand imps has she, With enough deviltry for three. Choir 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Leader’s Club 4; Class Play 3,4; Gusher Staff 4; All-State 2,3; Trio 2,3; Sextette 3,4; Block-letter Club 4. MARY RIX “Rixy “A very good friend is she, To those who give her a chance to be. Ensemble 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Intramurals 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, (Treasurer F.H.A. 1). 24 MARION ROCKEFELLER “Lilli” “Good ncUured and dependable, Marion is a pleasure to be near. Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,4; Intramurals 4; Gusher Staff 4; Class Play 4; Library Club 4; Sentinel 4; Block-letter Club 4. JAMES SCHNETTLER “Snet “The surest remedy against Adversity is patience. Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3; Band 1; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 1; Vice-President Library Club 1; Class Vice-President 3; National Honor Society 3,4, (President 4); Co-editor Gusher 4; Sentinel Sports Editor 2,3,4. LOUIS SCHIRALLI “Lou t An ounce of wit is worth A pound of sorrow. Choir 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Class Play 4; Pageant 1,2,4; Block-letter Club 1,2,3; Sectional 5 Wrestl ing Champion 1; All-State 3.4. BARBARA SHANER “Barb “Infinite riches in little space. Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 3. 25 RICHARD WAINMAN “Dick” “Thou art a sturdy lad and fine, Prowess in sports is thine.” Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3, 4; Choir 1; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3; Class Play 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; All-Star Football 4; Student Council 2; Class Treasurer 1; Gusher 4; Block-letter Club 1,2,3, 4. CATHERINE WILKINSON “Kate” “We meet her like a Pleasant thought.” Ensemble 1,2,3; Choir 3,4; Leader’s Club 4; F.H.A. 4; Sentinel 4; Class play 4; Cheerleader 2; Class Secretary 3; Block-letter Club 4. DALE WEBB “Bearcat” “IPs that dark wavy hair That causes all the girls to stare.” Rifle Club 3,4; Volleyball 3,4. GERALD MONAHAN “Homer” “Young and peppy, fresh as painty Not a sinner, but not a saint.” Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Block-letter Club 1,2,3,4; Sectional Champion Wrestling 2, 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Choir 2. 26 DALE LANGWORTHY “And shining morning face. Creeping like a snail unwillingly to school Shinglehouse High School 1,2,3 HARRY LATHROP “Hare “Oh, tis excellent To have a giant s strength. Rochester 2,3; Football 4; Basketball 1; Choir 1; Block Letter Club 4. IN MEMORY DORIS PRENTICE . . “her eyes in heaven would through the airy region stream so bright that birds would sing and think it were not night. . - Romeo and Juliet 27 JUNIORS First Row: Joseph Bucher, Thelma Richmond, Marilyn Cole, Mary Wescott, Mrs. Miller, Advisor, Edwina Cowles, Fred Kinnicutt, Harold Hawley, Laverne Chadderton. Second Row: Gerald Stives, Marilyn Childs, Virginia Haynes, Beverly Whitney, Latrecia Weaver, Janet Hurd, Lois Davis, Kenneth Dunshie, Lyle Sloat. Third Row: Keith Gardner, Lawrence Smith,, Sondra Morrison, Marceia Reynolds, Barbara MacDonald, Anita Clavelli, Charleen Smith, Joanne Shaner, Carl Lewis, Fourth Row: Frank SchiralI i, Lloyd Gardner, Rich Ryan, George Holdridge, Rod Shaner, Lois Cow- les, Richard Fulton, Jerry Lou Torrey, Peggy Parker, Lucille Phillips, Don Dillie. 28 SOPHOMORES First Row: Phi ip Perrone, Larry Rockefeller, Janet Presher, Ruth Fisk, Joyce Loucks, Theda Wedge, Joan Stoll, Sally Ingalls, Judy Green, Fred Tapp, Chester Rinehults. Second Row: Bill Gray, Darwin Tubbs, Douglas Shaner, Kay Galbreath, Lois Glase, Shirley Tubbs, Grace Baker, Ruth Sherwood, Jean Hess, Beverly Melat, Nancy Smith, Barbara Parker, Wayne Ramage, Gwen Cole, Louise Lundy, Vernon Prentice, Audrey Root. Third Row: Floyd Olmstead, Lee Jordan, Fred Tompkins, Dick Brundage, Eugene Kuhn, Dean Baldwin, Tom Crowley, Bob Monroe, Bill Bush, Roy Mascho, Jim Baxter, Jane Dillie. 29 FRESHMEN First Row: Glenn Osgood, Sandra Stegner, Sally Morrison, Harvey Case, Ed Fagouri, Terry Mc- Queenoy, Don Shelley, Beulah Bellamy, Winona Greene, Jim Pickard, Harry McKay. Second Row: Caroll Cotter, Deanna Dempsey, Gail Cowles, Delores Blowers, Betty Feaster, Betty Goodnoe, Naomi Scott, Nancy Hollister, Edward Peters, Wayland Greene, David Loucks. Third Row: Sally Jones, Mary Tower, Beverly Stives, Sarah Newell, Shirley Griswold, Lucy Jordan, Joyce 01m-stead, Janice Gardner, Joyce Glase, Janice Fulton, Tom Baker, Angelo Italiano. Fourth Row: Nancy Harmon, Donna Eaton, Twila Marvin, Olga Rende, Ruth Colley, Patty Ackerman, Joan Rinehults, Shirley Small, John Jordan, Dale Bentley, Bennie Bates, Norm Wallace. Fifth Row: Melissa Van Wie, Robert Barney, Conrad Murphy, Raymond Wescott, James 3arney, Thomas Murphy, Gary Wood, Duane Polen, Donald Shaner, Bill Sackinger, Earl Williams. 30 EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE 31 SERVING OUR COUNTRY Albert, Dick USMC Baker, Louis USA Barnes, Jack USA Blakeslee, Leland USA Blakeslee, Malcolm USA Blakeslee, Ronald USAF Busch, Donna WACS Canfield, David USN Case, Burdette USA Case, George USAF Champlin, James USMC Clavelli, Dean USAF Clark, Robert USA Cline, Ronald USAF Cotter, Mary Kay WACS Crandall, Theodore USA Crowley, James USAF Cummings, Harry USMC Davis, Howard USMC Dunn, Thomas USA Elliott, Wayne USAF Feaster, Ellsworth USA Gardner, Donald USA Gardner, Richard USA Goodnoe, Reginald USAF Goodrich, Zola USAF Green, Richard USN Hoover, Milton USAF Ingalls, Jack USAF Ingalls, William USAF Jandrew, Walter USA Jordan, James USN Jordan, Laverne USAF Jordan, Lewis USM June, Jesse USA Kinney, Faye USA Lamphere, Lawrence USN Lundy, Earl USAF Lundy, Richard USN Macdonald, Kevin USN Monroe, William USA Mooney, Thomas USA Murphy, Robert USN Newton, Wayne USA Paffie, Lawrence USAF Patterson, Ralph USN Pounds, William USAF Quick, Allen USA Richmond, Carrol USN Rinker, Wilber USA Roe, Ross USMC Schena, James USAF Schnettler, Robert USN Shaner, Donald USA Shaner, Kenneth USAF Shaner, Phil USA Smith, Richard USAF Spencer, Patricia Army Nurse Stimson, James USA Stimson, Wesley USAF Stives, Harold USMC Tripp, Jack USA Wallace, Edward USN Ward, John USAF Wescott, Gerald USMC Wescott, James USAF White, Donald USN Wilson, Keith USA Wood, Richard USN 32 MIXED CHOIR S. Almy, J. Bentley, J. Bucher, B. Busch, G. Baker, D. Case, H. Case, D. Childs, M. Childs, A. Ciavelli, L. Cole, M. Cole, L. Cowles, L. Crandall, P. Crandall, T. Crowley, L. Davis, A. Dempsey, J. Dillie, B. Dunn, J. Eddy, K. Englander, L. Fanton, G. Foster, B. Glintz, B. Gray, B. Green, J. Green, V. Haynes, W. Hess, L. Hill, J. Hurd, S. Ingalls, M. Italiano, J. Jordan, L. Jordan, F. Kinnicutt, H. Kinnicutt, E. Kuhn, D. Loucks, W. Marsh, M. Maxson, P. Mesler, B. Melat, M. Millard, S. Miller, E. Monroe, R. Monroe, B. Macdonald, H. McKay, T. McQueen, S. Morrison, J. Neill, B. Parker, P. Parker, L. Phillips, M. Platt, D. Polen, N. Potter, M. Reynolds, M. Reynolds, T. Richmond, M. Rix, F. Schiralli, L. Schiralli, C. Smith, N. Smith, J. Stoll, F. Tapp, J. Torrey, M. Wescott, B. Whitney. ALL-STATE First row: C. Smith, G. Cole, M. Cole, S. Almy, J. Neill. Second row: L. Jordan, B. Monroe, L. Hill, T. Crowley, L. Schiralli, P. Mesler. Third row: L. Smith, H. Hawley. 35 GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE P. Ackerman, S. Almy, C. Ayers, D. Childs, A. Clavelli, G. Cole, L. Cole, M. Cole, R. Colley, C. Cotter, G. Cowles, T. Cowles, L. Cowles, L. Crandall, P. Crandall, L. Davis, P. Davis, A. Dempsey, B. Dunn, P. Dunn, D. Eaton, J. Eddy, K. Englander, L. Fanton, B. Feaster, G. Foster, K. Foster, J. Fulton, C. Gal breath, J. Gardner, B. Goodnoe, B. Glintz, W. Green, N. Hollister, J. Hurd, S. Jones, H. Kinnicutt, J. Loucks, B. Macdonald, M. Maxson, B. Melat, M. Millard, S. Miller, E. Monroe, V. Mitchell, S. Morrison, J. Neill, S. Newell, B. Parker, M. Reynolds, J. Rinehults, M. Rockefeller, N. Scott, B. Shaner, J. Shaner, C. Smith, S. Stegner, B. Stives, J. Torrey, M. Tower, B. Wallace, P. Weaver, M. Wescott, B. Whitney, M. Van Wie. OCTETTE S. Almy, M. Reynolds, J. Neill, M. Cole, L. Cole, G. Cole, M. Reynolds, G. Foster. 36 BOYS’ CHOIR First Row: R. Cole, J. Codispoti, A. Glintz, S. DeGroff, L. Chapel, G Jordan, J. Beck, D. June, J. Blackwell, D. Wood, D. Poland, W. Griswold, M. Gates, J. Hoagland, B. Hooker, D. Emke. Second Row: B. Blowers, A. Barrett, C. Fuller, J. Stoll, R. MacDonald, B. Maxson, D. Potter, D. Jordan, B. Hoffman, R. Cole, D. Davis, D. Smith. Third Row: B. Hess, J. Lindquist, R. Cole, D. Beldin, J. Bell, S. Morrison, B. Fritz, D. Case, J. Peaslee, D. Davis, J. Hulbert. B. C. S. band in action at a pep meeting. 37 SENTINEL Editor: Sandy Almy; Assistant Editor: Charleen Smith; Advisors: Miss Duggan, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Brinnier. Staff: F. Kinnicutt, B. Gray, M. Platt, L. Cowles, A. Clavelli, M. Rockefeller, S. Miller, C. Ayers, K. Englander, H. Kinnicutt, C. Wilkinson, M. Millard, T. Crowley, P. Parker, J. Schnettler, S. Morrison, M. Van Wie, J. Dillie, B. Dunn, M. Maxson, A. Dempsey, S. Ingalls, S. Newell, B. Parker, M. Childs, S. Morrison, B. Melat, J. Green, G. Cole, D. Dempsey, J. Torrey, G. Baker, N. Smith, A. Root, S. Jones, J. Peaslee, V. Loucks, A. Reynolds, B. Foster. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Bill Busch, Lawrence Hill, Barbara Parker, Joyce Eddy. Second Row: Edward Fagouri, Betty Goodnoe, Janet Presher, Sandra Morrison. Not present: Rod Shaner. . 38 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated - S. Stives, L. Crandall, S. Smith, E. Monroe, H. Kinnicutt, Mrs. Bentley, N. Potter, M. Wescott, L Fanton, B. Green, L. Cole, C. Wilkinson. Standing _ J. Hurd, B. Stives, M. Cole, R. Colley, M. Cretekos J. Shaner, B. Whitney, L. Weaver, P. Davis, W. Hess, T. Richmond, V. Haynes, D. Childs, M. Rix, T Wedge, K. Galbreath, P. Crandall, G. Baker, K. Englander, L. Lundy, B. Wallace. Absent: C. Ayers Officers: President — Vesta Mitchell, Vice President — Mary Wescott, Secretary — Nancy Potter, Treas urer — Helen Kinnicutt, Reporter — Evelyn Monroe. RIFLE CLUB First row: M. Childs, S. Morrison, M. Maxson, L. Glase, P. Dunn, S. Morrison, D. Dempsey, J. Neill, J. Glase. Second row: F. Tapp, C. Murphy, J. Hulbert, D. Sisson, B. Cortwright, S. Morrison, A. Shaner. Third row: B. Sackinger, R. Dyring, R. Cole, R. Paffie, J. Hulbert, K. Lewis, V. Dey, F. Eberline, P. Perrone, D. Webb. LIBRARY CLUB Seated: P. Dunn, S. Morrison, B. Green, A. Dempsey, B. Dunn, S. Miller, L. Crcndall, M. Rockefeller, D. Dempsey, G. Cowles. Standing: W. Green, E. Cowles, L. Glase, B. Whitney, L. Weaver, H. Kinni- cutt, M. Millard, A. Clavelli, L. Davis, M. Platt, B. Wallace, J. Green, P. Crandall, N. Hollister, J. Fulton, A. Reynolds, K. Foster, M. Tower, K. Jordan. Officers: President — Sandra Miller, Vice President — Barbara Dunn, Secretary — Lois Crandall. ♦ + SPANISH CLUB Seated: C. Smith, A. Dempsey, G. Foster, B. Melat, B. Gray, F. Kinnicutt. Standing: J. Brunei I, S. Ingalls, J. Green, M. Maxson, Miss Duggan, P. Parker, J. Glase, K. Galbreath, 0. Rende, D. Brundage. Officers: President — Sandra Almy, Vice President — William Gray, Secretary — Gayle Foster, Treasur- er — Beverly Melat. BLOCK LETTER CLUB First Row: W. Monahan, H. Claflin, J. Schnettler, L. Hill, D. Wainman, J. Bentley, H. Lathrop. Second Row: L. Schiralli, R. Baker, F. Schiralli, D. Fulton, R. Ryan, K. Dunshie, G. Holdridge, D. Dillie, L. Gardner, L. Sloat. Third Row: C. Wing, K. Gardner, R. Shaner, L. Chadderton, P. Perrone, E. Kuhn, L. Jordan, B. Lyons. Fourth Row: N. Wallace, J. Bucher, B. Monroe, F. Tompkins, E. Flicker, F. Osgood, W. Commons. Fifth Row: M. Italiano, T. Crowley, W. Bush, T. Murphy, J. Wilson. Absent: P. Me sler, J. Pickard, G. Goodnoe, L. Jordan. First Row: J. Neill, M. Platt, B. Glintz, M. Cole, J. Dillie, V. Mitchell, N. Potter, D. Case, S. Almy, K. Englander. Second. Row: L. Fanton, K. Brunell, M. Reynolds, M. Millard, M. Rockefeller, S. Miller, A. Dempsey, B. Dunn, L. Cole. Third Row: C. Smith, A. Clavelli, B. Whitney, M. Reynolds, G. Foster, M. Maxson, J. Green, T. Cowles, M. Wescott, B. Melat, P. Parker. Fourth Row: L. Davis, G. Baker, P. Cran- dall, J. Shaner, L. Phillips, L. Cowles, D. Childs, M. Richmond, G. Cole, N. Smith. Fifth Row: J. Gardner, L. Glase, J. Torrey, B. Macdonald, S. Morrison, M. Childs, M. Van Wie, S. Newell. Officers: President -Nancy Potter, Vice President - Vesta Mitchell, Secretary - Jane Dillie, Treasurer - Marilyn Cole. 41 • NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: S. Almy, B. Glintz, B. Dunn. Second Row: J. Schnettler, J. Bentley, H. Claflin. First Row: C. Smith, M. Childs, Second Row: K. Dunshie, A. Dempsey, J. Bucher. 42 GUSHER STAFF CO-EDITORS Barbara Dunn, Jim Schnettler ART STAFF Donno Case, Marilyn Platt 43 GUSHER STAFF GUSHER STAFF ??P0 O 0 O O -R f)DUf T ON YQv pJL Ilf 3 Uu U-e « sto (BtJ M nVL_ m-IX R'e-HT 0 (A Mt Z£U o f 46 ACTIVITIES 48 49 GREEN VALLEY SENIOR PLAY 50 52 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Lyla Cole, Tillie Cowles, Barb Macdonald, Nancy Potter, Karen White, mascot, Scott Morrison, Jerry Bell. Missing from picture - Mary W© scott. J. V. Jerry Bell, Shirley Smith, Gayle Cowles, Tillie Cotter, Beverly Childs, Mary Tower, Winona Green, Scott Morrison. 53 FOOTBALL The 1951-52 football team made it 29 in a row as they went through the season undefeated, gaining eight straight victories. This year’s team continued to make history by having a third straight undefeated season and copping, for the fifth consecutive time, the Alle-Catt Championship. The second Oil Bowl game was again successful as Bolivar turned back St. Bernard’s of Bradford 25-0. Bolivar boasted one of the best defensive records in the area, having only 26 points scored against them throughout the season. Dick Wainman, Herb Claflin and Jim Bentley were chosen on the annual Olean Times-Herald All-Star team. Season Schedule Wei Isvi lie 12 Bolivar 14 Portvi lie 0 Bo 1 i var 14 Cuba 7 Bolivar 13 Sal amanca 0 Bo 1i var 25 Allegany 7 Bolivar 14 St. Bernard’s 0 Bolivar 25 Ccni steo 0 Bolivar 19 Franklinville 0 Bol ivar 33 54 First Row: W, Monahan, F. Osgood, H. Lathrop, L. Jordan, D. Wainman, J. Schnettler, G. Goodnoe, J. Bentley, H. Claflin. Second Row: E. Flicker, P. Mesler, R. Shaner, K. Dunshie, K. Gardner, D. Dillie, R. Ryan, L, Sloat. Third Row: L. Gardner, C. Lewis, G. Holdridge, L. Chadderton, F. Tompkins, R. Monroe, C. Wing, P. Perrone, F, Schiralli. Fourth Row: D. Wing, E. Kuhn, L. Jordan, N. Wallace, W. Gray, J. Bucher. Fifth Row: Coach Macali, Coach Latimer. ♦ BASKETBALL The 1951-52 basketball team proved its worth as it journeyed to Rochester, marking the second straight year a Bolivar team has gone this far. After a slow start the Bulldogs got rolling in the second half of the season winning the county title, then beating Canisteo for the bi-county honors. Next they downed Rush-Henrietta which advanced them to the Section V finals where they were defeated by Clyde. Returning lettermen from the previous season were: Jim Schnettler, Dick Wainman, Jim Bentley, Lawrence Hill, Herb Claflin, Laverne Chadderton, and Rod Shaner. At the end of the season Jim Bentley, Rod Shaner and Herb Claflin were picked for the Olean Times-Herald All-Star team. This was the second year Shaner was so honored. Bolivar Opponent 44 Rushford'- 24 42 Canisteo-- 45 47 Cu ba — 37 30 Friendship-' 36 53 Rush ford 32 41 Allegany- 51 68 Wellsville' 33 34 Canisteo 44 66 Fillmore— 45 39 Cuba 34 37 Friendship 44 43 Well svi lie 40 50 Richburg — 37 57 Portville 32 62 Fillmore 34 58 Richburg 28 56 Allegany 35 40 Canisteo 30 54 Rush-Henrietta 47 40 Clyde 46 56 First Row: L. Hill, J. Bentley, R. Wainman, J. Schnettler, H. Claflin, W. Monahan. Second Row: C. Wing, G. Holdridge, R. Shaner, L. Chadderton, L. Gardner, R. Ryan. 57 BASEBALL First Row: P. Mesler, J. Schnettler, W. Monahan, H. Hawley, H. Case, W. Commons, P. Perrone, F. Osgood. Second Row: L, Chadderton, L. Gardner, R. Shaner, R. Wainman, J. Bentley, G. Holdridge, R. Ryan, K. Dunshie. 58 TRACK First Row: P. Mesler, J. Bentley, H, Cl af I in, F. Osgood, K. Dunshie, L. Hill, W. Monahan, L. Sloat, E. Flicker. Second Row: D. Loucks, E. Williams, L. Gardner, D. Fulton, K. Gardner, R. Ryan, D. Brundage, L. Jordan, F. Tapp, N. Wallace. Third Row: E. Fagouri, F. Schiralli, T. Crowley, B. Bush, D. Dillie, D. Tubbs, D. Baldwin, D. Bentley, T. McQueeney. The 1952 Track squad showed up quite well, losing only two meets during the season. Twelve men made the county team which will compete in the sectionals at Rochester. The co-captains elected were Bub Hill and Winston Monahan. TEAM RECORD Bolivar 43 1 3, Salamanca 51 2 3 Bolivar 64, Friendship 40, Richburg 3 Bolivar 67, Canisteo 37 Bolivar 60 1 2, Cuba 34 1 2 Bolivar 40, Portville55 County ABC, Bolivar 41 1 2, Wei I svi lie 71 1 2 Andover 21 1 2, Cuba 21, Friendship 7, Allentown 5, Alfred- Almond 411 2 County BC, Bolivar 54, Cuba 41 1 2, Andover 26, Friendship 21 1 2 , Alfred-Almond 21, Allentown 5 59 GOLF First Row. W. Wheeler, K. Dunshie, L. Schiralli, P. Perrone. Second Row: H. Claflin, R. Wainman,R. Shaner, D. Baldwin, B. Lyons TENNIS First Row: F. Schiralli, B. Lyons, K. Dunshie, D. Baldwin, M. Italiano. Second Row: R. Ryan, G. Hold- ridge, D. Dillie, L. Chadderton, L. Gardner 60 WRESTLING First Row: C. Green, mgr.; G. Stives, F. Osgood, F. Tompkins, L. Jordan, J. Pickard, W. Monahan. Second Row: F. Kinnicutt, L. Sloat, M. Italiano, K. Dunshie, J. Wilson, W. Commons, N. Wallace. Third Row: L. Ch adder ton. Coaches: R. Cawley, R. Dunning, T. DeRose, M. Latimer. 61 GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS First Row: M. Plott, K. Brunell, L. Weaver, B. Whitney, E. Cowles, M. Cole, M. Wescott, K. Englander, G. Foster, M. Reynolds, G. Cowles, L. Cole, N. Potter. Second Row: C. Cotter, P. Dunn, S. Miller, M. Millard, M. Rockefeller, M. Childs, S. Morrison, C. Smith, B. Goodnoe, N. Hollister, V. Mitchell. Third Row: D. Case, M. Reynolds, B. Glintz, A. Dempsey, P. Crandall, G. Baker, L. Davis, A. Clavelli, J. Presher, L. Glase, J. Fulton. Fourth Row: M. Tower, J. Shaner, B. Macdonald, L. Phillips, M. Maxson, B. Parker, B. Met at, G. Cole, A. Root, J. Torrey, P. Parker. Absent from picture: S. Almy and J. Neill. The girls of B.C.S. had intramurals after school one night a week for hockey, basketball, and volleyball. There was outstanding attendance throughout the school year. They participated in three play days. Two hockey games, one on October 18, 1951 with Wellsville, and the other on October 29, 1952 with Cuba. The Bolivar girls were victorious in both of their games with scores of 2 - 0 and 4 - 1 respectively. The third event was a basketball game with Portville in which Bolivar was defeated 14 — 11. SNAPSHOTS J Cruets vJHjfN jje weke n soPH nof Es $ x x frm-h ' ( O , p Aj • o f S5£ No v L s ,£A� K No EVIL Ihb!H !h !) 5 xSj� : O' 64 66 67 CLASS PROPHECY Ladies and gentlemen of the radio audience, this is your favorite gossip columnist, Anne “Blabber Dempsey, reporting. Each day at this time I bring you all the very latest news from New Bolivar City and let me tell you, this year of 1982 has brought some “doozies. Hot news flash — Don Burroughs and Helen Kinnicutt the top hits in “Musical Parade this week are opening tomorrow at the Chef Bar and Grill. It has been said that they are a second Les Paul and Mary Ford of thirty years ago. We have just been informed that Bub Hill, the “Very Reverend Doctor Goofenhaufer, has taken on a new assistant pastor. Rev. Winnie Monahan, in his Friendship Street parish. An announcement — The listeners choice of the two favorite new rodio programs of the week are “Ed-wina s Other Husband narrated by Herb Claflin and Kay Brunell’s “Midnight Bewitching Hour, the throatily m.c. d. program designed to entrance lonely bachelors. We have learned, from an informed source, that the millionaire cattle rancher. Dale Webb, is really in town to finance the record-shattering attempt of the world-renowned flag pole sitter, Sandra Miller. Marilyn Reynolds, president of the nation-wide S.P.C.H.M.T. Club, has just returned from a tour of Kentucky and Tennessee, where she has been recruiting new members. Marilyn Platt has just opened, in Obi, another one of her chain of “Queenie’s Body and Fender Shops. The idea of the chain came to Miss Platt while she was pounding out one of her father's car fenders. This next item has just been released — Dr. Richard Wainman, professor of Marriage Problems at Obi Tech, has just been named to the National Board of Marriage Counselors. A hot flash — Tycoon movie producer, Frank Osgood, heod of Makem and Breakem Studios in Hollywood has just signed “Dick-the-Stick Murphy, the Man of the Flying Trapeze, to a long-term contract to make a sequel to the old-time movie, “The Greatest Show on Earth. Ray Baker, promoter for Soggy-Sloppy Crunchies, has just engaged Lois “Dot-View Crandall, star of radar and television, to do twenty-four commercial movie films to be used to promote his product. Good news for the Bolivarite laborers. Magnate James Schnettler is building a new factory in the outskirts. Mr. Schnettler has achieved success after many tiring years of peddling his product, “Jim s Freckle Remover, from door to door. He has purchased a spacious Kossuth mansion where he will reside with his wife, the former Sandy Almy, and their five crooked-nosed, freckleless children. A hot scoop — Buddy Brewer, the second Tommy Manville, and world-famed night club owner, has just been sued for divorce by his tenth wife, after she discovered he wore padded suits. Jeanne Neill, after spending eight fruitless years of studying at Burp U. has finally found her calling. Old Kneeling Stool” became affiliated with the Iroquois Bottling Corp. and is in charge of developing a new headless beer for those allergic to foam. Hot off the griddle — The 1982 Nobel Prize has just been awarded to scientist Harry Lathrop, who developed a revolutionary new cracker-stacker. Critics say: “Absolutely crumby. It is your reporter’s opinion that Barb Dunn, the new red-hot momma, is the hottest thing on records. Louis Schiralli has just been convicted of false advertising by the South Bolivar judge, Wayne Marsh, when Louie's new hair-restorer accidently grew bamboo on a bald man's head. News from the wilds — It is rumored that Phil Mesler has finally taken Thoreau's advice and has gone back to nature. He lives in a lean-to in the forest and can be seen wandering about in his loin-cloth gathering nuts and berries. And now for a commercial. This program is sponsored by Case's Health Bar and Gymnasium, where the fat get thin and the thin dry up. The tragedy of the day — While watching a construction job, Carla Ayers was accidentally picked up by a steam shovel and is now part of a New York skyscraper. Missionary James Bentley and his wife, the former Lilabet Glintz have just returned to this country after saving several million Asians and Africans. They are kept extremely busy caring for the sixteen pygmies they recently adopted. Dr. Lou Millord and Prof. Karen Englander, famous archaeologists, have just returned from the wilds of Africa where they have been held captives for sixteen months by a tribe of cannibals. The recent typhoon blew out the fire and they escaped. Attention all you trippers-of-the-heavy-fantastic — Lyla and “Happy Toes Monahan have just opened another in their nationwide series of dance studios. The newest addition has been set up in Fairbanks, Alaska where the Monahans plan to inaugurate their new plan of the turkey-trot to keep the Eskimos warm. A flash — Mrs. Salina Bulgepurse, owner of the multimillion skunk kennels, has just passed away and left her entire fortune, which included 1000 fur coats (well-descented), to her faithful and trusty butler, Dale Langworthy. Starting next week this program will be sponsored by Herm's Crispy Crunchy Charcoaled Bums now smothered with his wife's, Joyce’s Mashed Pig-feet a la Caviar Relish. The Daily News has just been sued by the former Barbara Shaner, now Mrs. Homer Bunkhead III, for pasting her husband's picture on billboards after he was arrested by federal authorities for running a distillery in their fruit cellar. It has just been announced that Ed Flicker has been named “Mr. Marble Slab Washer of 1982' after thirty long, tedious years in the county morgue. The latest news bulletin concerning the English Channel twin-swimmers Nancy Potter and Vesta Mitchell relates that the two have reached the French shore and started on the way back. It is estimated that a new world record is in the making. The newest addition to the world of big-business is the corporation of Rix and Fanton, owners of the first jet-propelled school bus line. It has won world-wide popularity because the lights are always out, anyone can smoke and free beer in the rear. Flash — Blood thirsty Stock-Rocky Rockefeller alias the Kerosene Kid has just won first place in the International Stock-Car Races. Neither “Rocky nor her battered Plymouth is the worse for wear. Tonight at the Acme Hotel, Harlean Gleason and Catherine Wilkinson were awarded gold-plated tambourines for twenty long years of service in the Salvation Army. Evelyn Monroe Densmore and her husband, Bud, the only survivors of the Oswago flood have just landed Vosburg. At the onset of the flood Bud built an ark and he and Evelyn took two of everything and went up the river. Now at the close of this program we wish to bring you a word from our sponsor, Lew Jordan’s Pic-up and Pin-up Dity Service. Service twenty-four hours a day, always ready in any emergency. Dial B-A-B-Y 1-0-1. 68 and Gardner. We Helen Kinni- We, the class of 1952, being of diseased minds and warped bodies, do will our most treasured trait possessions to the Jolly Juniors, class of 1953. Little Phil Mesler leaves his big booming voice to Rod Shaner. Marilyn Platt bestows her many nicknames upon Mary Wescott. To Marceia Reynolds, Nancy Potter gives a diamond like her’s. Barb Dunn bequests her laugh to Cliff Wing who we hope will keep it under cover. To Bones Chadderton, Lyla Cole gladly bestows her cheering ability, let’s see what he can do with it. The Senior Class leaves Herb Claflin to Tillie Cowles. Marilyn Reynolds leaves her originality and jokes to Marilyn Childs who now has a double dose. Peggy Parker is left Sandy Miller’s vitality. Watch out Juniors!!! Buddy Brewer leaves Mariel Maxson something he knows she will enjoy, the Coliseum. T o Joanne Shaner, Dale Langworthy grants his magnificant car horn so we will know she is around. Harry Lathrop bequeaths to Lawrence Smith his job in the school so that Larry can buy more gas for his put — put To Anita Clavelli, Joyce Eddy and Evelyn Monroe leave their letter - writing crazes for the Army and its branches. Karen Englander and Kay Brunell each grant a part of their exuberance to Latrecia Weaver. Messrs. Wayne Marsh and Frank Osgood bequeath that hidden mischieveousness to Lloyd know he possesses devilish inklings, too. To the Juniors’ low alto, Beverly Whitney, we will the voice of the Seniors’ high soprano, cutt. Lei a Fanton grants her happy-go-lucky attitude to concientious Marilyn Cole. Upon Lois Cowles, Kate Wilkinson and Harlean Gleason regretfully bestow their acquaintances at the Col-i seum. Barbara Shaner wills her driving technique to Pauline Crandall. Ed Flicker grants to Carl Lewis, his fishing pole, tackle and ability to haul in the suckers. To Sondy Morrison, Sandy Almy leaves her ability to preserve lasting partnerships with the opposite sex. Jeanne Neill bequests her love of Cuba Lake to Barb Macdonald and Peggy Tower. Beth Glintz and J im Bentley leave their ability to stretch and bend to Jerry Lou Torrey and Gerald Stives for a lasting romance. Dick Murphy bestows what is left of his car upon Lyle Sloat. Dick Wainman hands over his summer romances to Rich Ryan. Lew Jordan leaves his roving romeo personality to Dick Fulton, Donna Case bestows her ability to forget her lovers' names upon Joe Bucher. Lawrence Hill bestows his name of Bubbles’’ upon Donna Childs. It looks better on a girl anyway. To Charleen Smith and Gayle Foster, Anne Dempsey gladly leaves her great love of Spanish? !!! Don Burrows bequests his guitar and cowboy boots to George Holdridge who possesses natural talent. To Frank Schiralli, we leave Dale Webb’s marksmanship so he can get something on those hunting trips. Louie Schiralli reluctantly bequests his title of Big Lou, the Strangler, to Virginia Haynes so she can cope with the Navy tactics. Carla Ayers leaves her job in Mr. Childs’ room to Lois Davis. Winnie Monahan leaves his lunch periods with Keith Gardner to memories. To Kenny Dunshie we bequeath nothing, he has everything. Jim Schnettler wills his nightly wrflks from Bolivar to Kossuth via Plum Street to Don Dillie so that he can be that much closer to Wellsville. Ray Baker grants to Harold Hawley his thrills as a pitcher. Vesta Mitchell wills the nervousness she had at her wedding to Lucille Phillips, if she can stand any more. T o Midge Richmond, Mary Lou Millard leaves her ability to run up and down the scale at humorous moments. Heaven Forbid! To Duncan Pettit, Marion Rockefeller grants her canvas and easel for many hours of happy dabbling. Lois Crandall and Mary Rix will to Janet Hurd, their official positions in the Senior Class. To the Junior Class, Gerald Monahan leaves the payments on his new car. Officially signed and declared by the members of the Class of 1952 69 1952 We of the graduating class of 1952, wish to thank our parents, our principal, the members of the Board of Education, our teachers, our classmates and all our friends who have made our years at B. C. S. a pleasant memory. Although we are leaving these halls of learning”, we shall always have fond memories of our associations here. Our thoughts and hopes for the future are that our Alma Mater will Climb to Higher Heights”. GRADUATING 70 1952 CLASS Fif.t Row: Sondro Almy, Noncy PoH.r, Philip Mesl.r, Kay Brunei!, B« h Glintz (Voledictorian), Jome. bentley, Barbara Dunn (Salutatorian), Barbara Shaner, Louis Schiralli, Carla Ayers, Joyce Eddy. Second Row: Gerald Monohan, Lyla Cole, Vesta Mitchell, Frank Osgood, Harlean Gleason, Wayne Marsh, Helen Kmn.cutt, Francis Brewer, Mary Lou Millard, Marion Rockefeller, Winston Monohan. Third Row: Jeanne Ne! II, Marilyn Reynolds, James Schnettler, Edward Flicker, Donna Case, Herbert Claflin, Evelyn Monroe, Donald Borrows, Sandra Miller, Anne Dempsey, Mary Rix. Fourth Row: Raymond Baker, Catherine Wilkinl son. Dale Webb, Karen Englander, Richard Wainman, Richard Murphy, Marilyn Platt, Laurence Hill, Lela Fanton, Lois Crandall, Dale Langworthy. Missing from picture: Lewis Jordan, Harry Lathrop. Class Advisors: Mary Weinman and Joseph Macali. 71 DAL