Bolivar Central School - Gusher Yearbook (Bolivar, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1954 volume:

DEDICATION Mr, Robert McMahon The Senior Class of 195U is honored to dedicate this volumn of the ’Gusher ' to Mr, Robert McMahon, in appriciation of his cooperation, patience and loyalty, A graduate of Belfast High School and Alfred University, Mr. McMahon taught at several neighboring schools before Joining the faculty of Bolivar Central School. Hte has been the head of our science department since 19U6, bringing to us a background rich in teaching experience. We doubt that we could find an individual who has shown a truer interest in our class. We, therefore, feel Mr. McMahon is deserving of this recognition and we wish him many more happy years at B. C. S. ‘Saa'ut SetucatfoK Mr. C. E. Wing, Mr. G. Sanford, Mr. M. Wilson, Mr. Perrone Principal, Mr. C.A. Chipman, President, Mrs. E. Shaner Bolivar Central School Bolivar, New York June, 195U The Board of Education Bolivar, New York Dear Board Members: We, the class of 195U, wish to express our sincere gratitude for the wonderful opportunity of a liberal education, and for all your thoughtful consideration for the advancement of Bolivar Central School. We take this opportunity to voice our thanks•and sincere appreciation. Yours sincerely. The Class of 195U ADMINISTRATION Supervising Principal Vice Principal We Seniors, the graduating class of 195U, wish to extend our heartiest appreciation to you four wonderful people who have rendered so many services for our benefits. We are indeed sincere when we say, Thank you, and may your future years with Bolivar Central be happy, and prosperous ones. District Superintendent Secretary , f 4 .■ y, Miss Baker Mrs. Baldwin Mrs. Bentley Librarian Mathematics Home Economics Mr. Brinnier History Mrs. Cass English Mr. Cawley Science Mr. Childs Mr. Crowley Mrs. Davis Guidance English Nurse Miss DeRose Physical Edication Mr. Dodson Driver's Training Miss Duggan Spanish Mr. Feldbauer Industrial Arts Mr. Foy Physical Education Mrs. Green English Mrs. Lambert Commercial Mr. Latimer Physical Education Mr. Macali Industrial Arts Miss Ostrander Art Mr. Saylor Band Mrs. Utter Latin Miss Sherwood Mathematics Mrs. Young Music Mr. Williams Commercial Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Hoffman, Miss Boiler, Mrs. Burdick. Mrs. Foster, Kiss Thurber, Mrs. Kroh, Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. Hulbert, Mrs. Wainman, Mr. Ganley, Miss flanagan. Miss Poczkalski, Mrs. Fox, Mass Gomel, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Button. SENIORS William Bush Pres. Student Council 2jVice-Fres. 3; Football 1,2,3,14; Basketball 1,2,3,14; Track 1,2 3,li; Choir 1,2,3,14; All-State I4; Christinas Pagent 2; Class Plays 3 h; Block Letter Club 2,3,1j; Gusher Staff U, Co-Captain Basketball U. Ruth Fisk Library Club U; Band 1,2,3, Ii; Sectrary U; Leaders Club 3,h; Choir 2,3,14; Ensemble 1} Girls Intramurals 3,14; Class Plays 3,U; Grace Baker Girls Ensemble 1; Choir 2,3,14 F.H.A. 2,3,14 (Pres. U) Class Pres. 2,3; Sentinel Staff 1,2 3,1,; Leaders Club 2,3,U (Pres h; Student Council li; Library Club 3,14; Girls Intramurals 2 3,Uj Class Plays 3,U; Gusher Business Staff U. Thomas C roviley Class Pres. U; Vice Pres. 2 Football 1,2,3,14; Track 1,2 3,14; Basketball 1,2,3,14; Co-Captain U; Choir 1,2,3,U All-State 2,3,14; Christmas Pagent 2; Sentinel Staff 2, 3,1j; Class Plays 3 U; Block Letter Club 2,3,14; Gusher Staff I4. Richard Brundage Pres. Student Council h; Class Plays 3,U; Football l,li; Track 2,3,14; Basketball 1,3; Block Letter Club 2,3,14; Class Vice-Fresident 3. Jane Dillie Class Secretary 2,3; Choir 2,3 U; (Pres. I4); Co-Editor Gusher i; Sentinel 2,3,14; (Editor 3,14 Leaders Club 2,3; Secretary I,; Rifle Club 2,3; Girls Ensemble 1; Girls Golf Team 2,3; Girls Intramurals 1,2,3,14; Drivers Training h; Class Plays Kathryn Galbreath Ensemble 1,2; Choir 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,! ; Spanish Club 2; Class Play 3 Jr. Sr. Banquet Comm. 3. Ingalls Ensemble 1; Choir 2,3,lij Class Plays 3,1 ; Sentinel Staff 1,2, 3,1 ; Leaders Club 3 1 ; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Library Club 3,1 ; Vice Pres. 1 ; National Honor Society 3,1 ; Girls Intramurals 3,1 ; F.H.A. 1 ; Gusher Staff 1 . William Gray Football 1,2,3,! ; Track 3; Wrestling 2,3,1 ; Class Plays 3,1 ; Sentinel 1,2,3; Block Letter Club 3,1 ; Spanish Club 1,2; Choir 2,3 1 ; All-State 3,1 ; Lee Jordan Football 1,2,3,! ; Track 1,2 3,1 ; Wrestling 1,2,3,1 ; Baseball 1,2,3,! ; Block Letter Club 2,3,1 ; Gusher Business Staff I . Blanche Green Ensemble 1; Choir 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,1 ; Vice Pres. 1 ; Leaders Club U; Library Club 1,2,3,1 ; Girls Intramurals 1,2,1 ; Class Plays 3,1 ; Student Director 1 ; Sentinel Staff l j Gusher Business Staff 1 . Lois Glase Library Club 2,3,1 ; Rifle Club 2,3; Sentinel I ; Leaders Club 2,3,1 ; Girls Intramurals 2,3; Jr. Sr. Banquet Comm. 3;Prom Comm. 3; Gusher Staff 1 . Eugene Kuhn Football 1,2,3} Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,1 ; Block Letter Club 1,2,3,1 ; Gusher Staff 1 . Joyce Loucks Band 1,2,3,! ; Leaders Club 3,1 Choir 2,3,1 ; F.H.A. 1 ; Girls Intramurals 3,U; Gusher Staff 1 . Robert Monroe Class Treasure 2,1 ; Class Plays 3,U; Football 1,2,3,1 ; Choir 1,2,3,U; All-State 2,3, 1 ; Christmas Pagent 2; Block Letter Club 2,3,! ; Gusher Staff U. Beverly Melat Sentinel 1,2,3,! ; Spanish Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,1 ; Pres. 1 ; Choir 2,3,k; Leaders Club 2,3,1 ; Class Play 3; Ensemble 1,2; Girls Intramurals 1,2,3,U; Gusher Staff 1 . Barbara Parker Student Council 1,2,1 ; Secretary 1, Vice Pres. U; National Honor Society 3,1 ; Choir 2,3,1 ; Ensemble 1,2; Sentinel 1,2,3,1 ; Leaders Club 2,3,1 ; Varsity Cheerleader 3,U; Capt. l j Girls Intramurals 1,2,3,1 ; Class Plays 3,1 ; Girls State 3. Gusher Staff 1 . Floyd 01mstead Track 3} Rifle Club 1 ; Gusher Business Staff 1 ; Volley Ball 1 . rrone Football l,2,3,l J All-Star bj Basketball 1,2,3,U} Baseball 1,2,3,1a} Golf 2,3,1a; Class Plays 3,U; Block Letter Club 2,3,1a} Choir U; All-State Ii; National Honor Society 3,1a} Co-Chairman Prom 3; Co-Editor Gusher la; Sentinel 2,3,U} Boys. State 3; Student Council 1 Robert Potter Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Soccer 2; Track 1,2,3} Section V 880 Winner 1-3} Football 3,1a Student Council b} Block Letter Club 3,la;Gusher Staff la. Janet Presher Student Council 2; Class Tres. 3} Spanish Club 3,la} Pres. U; Band 1,2,3,1a} Secretary 3, Vice Pres, la; F.H.A. 3} Class Play 3} Leaders Club 3,h; National Honor Society la; Girls Intramurals 1,2,3,U; Ensemble 3; Gusher Staff Vernon Prentice Football 3,h; Wrestling 3,U Track 1,2,3,1a; Block Letter Club 1,2,3,1a; Band 2,3,li. Lariy Rockefeller Rifle Club 2,3,1a; Tresure 3,U} Gusher Staff la. Chester Rinehults Football 3} Band 1,2,3,1a; Rifle Club 1,1a. Audrey Root Student Council 3} Leaders Club 2,3,14} Treasurer 3} Girls Intrainurals 1,2,3,14} Gusher Staff I4 Sentinel Staff 2. N 1 N L Bk ■ Richard ftyan Student Council 3} Basketball 1,2,3} Soccer 2,3} Baseball 3} Football U} Class Plays 3,14} Volley Ball U. Douglas Shaner Student Council 3} Class Plays 3,14} Football 3,14} Co-Captain I4} Wrestling 3,14 Track 2,3,14} Volley Ball 2} Block Letter Club 2,3.U} Rifle Club Pres. 2,3,u} Gusher Staff It. Nancy Smitn Class Secretary I4} Class Play 3} Leaders Club 2,3,14} F.H.A. 1,2} Library Club 1,2} Choir 2,3,U} Emsemble 1,2} Sentinel Staff 1,2,3,14} Girls Intra-murals 1,2,3,14} Gusher Staff I4. Frederick Tapp Track 1,2,3} Sentinel 2,3,14 Rifle Club Secretary 2,3,U} Class Play I4. Joan Stoll Vice Pres. Senior Class} Class Play I4} Sentinel Staff 2,3,14} National Honor Society I4; Library Club 3,U} Pres U} Spanish Club 3,U} Secretary I4; Leaders Club 3,U} Ensemble 1; Choir 2,3,14} Intrainurals 2,3,14 Gusher Staff I4. Natalie Tucker Sentinel 1,2,3,1a; Ensemble 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Class Plays 3,1a Library Cl’ib 3,1a; Girls Intra-murals 1; Gusher Staff lj. Darwin Tubbs Football 2,3,1a; Track 1,2,3,1a; 3asketball 3,1a. Frederick Tompkins Class Tres. 1; Class Play 3; Football 1,2,3; Wrestlinr 1,2, 3; Track 1,2; Block Letter Club 2,3,la; Gusher Staff h. Shirley Tubbs Choir 2,3,1a; Ensemble 1,2; Leaders Club 2,3,1a; Class Play 3; Library Club 1,2; Girls Intramurals 2,3,1a; Sentinel Staff U} Gusher Staff I. Theda '-Oeetge F.H.A. 2,3; Sentinel Staff la; Gusher Business Staff U. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Thomas Crowley Joan Stoll Nancy Smith Robert Monroe CLASS AD7IS5SS Mr. Macali Miss Duggan 'ZOill eutd 07e4ttufte«tt Richard Brundage leaves his courteous manners to Hariy McKay. William Bush leaves his artistic touch to James Pickard (or should we say doodling.) Thomas Crowley unwillingly passes on his way with women to Bill Commons. William Gray leaves his wise remarks to Mary Tower and Bill Sackinger. Lee Jordan leaves his wrestling ability to Earl Williams. Robert Monroe leaves all of his ambition to Fred Eberline and Joyce Glase. Floyd 61mstead leaves part of his height to Harvey Case and Arnold Van Horn. Philip Perrone passes on his studious ways to Conrad Murphy. Robert hotter leaves his souped up hot rod to Tom Baker. Vernon Prentice leaves his place in the cafeteria to Jerry Wilson, Norn Wallace and Dave Loucks. Chester Rinehults leaves his good naturedness to Carol Cotter. Larry Rockerfeller wills his sense of humor to Shirley Griswold and Nancy Hannon. Richard Ryan leaves his ability to get all of his homework done to Lucy Jordan. Doug shaner passes on to Don Shaner the honor of carrying out the name of Shaner. Fred Tapp courageously leaves his brain for Junior members in biology to dissect. Eugeni Kuhn leaves his love of libraries to Wayland Green. Fred Tompkins leaves his job of Coach to Tom Murphy. Darwin Tubbs, alias Hector, leaves his fiery disposition to Deanna Dempsey. Brace Baker leaves her leadership to Betty Lou Goodnoe and Janice Gardner. Jane Dillie gladly leaves her wild ways to Joyce Baxter and Delores Blowers. Ruth Fisk leaves her co-operativeness to John Jordan and Mike Italiano. Kay Galbreath leaves her option on engagement rings to Sally Jones and Kay Foster. Lois Glase leaves her love of science to Nancy Hollister. Sarah Ingalls leaves her skating ability to Winona Green and Ann Mack. Joyce Loucks leaves her ability to have fun to Donna Eaton and Ruth Colley. Beverly Melat bequeathes her scholarship to David Burrows. Barb Parker leaves her way to drive to Marion Cole and Sara Mae Newell. Janet Fresher wills her strong powers of concentration (mostly on David) to Benny Bates, Glen Osgood and Edward Peters. ludrey Root leaves her blushing ability to Gail Cowles, Betty Sue Feaster, and Janice Pulton. Nancy Smith leaves her flirtations disposition to Pat Dunn. Joan Stoll leaves her music ability to Dale Bently and Keith Fancher. Why leave it to them. Shirley Tubbs leaves her extra ability to not get along with the teachers to Ed Fagourl and Sally Morrison. Natalie Tucker wills her skipping ability to Ray Wescott (not that he needs more.) Theda Wedge passes on some of her quiet ways to Gary Wood and Winston Jordan. blanche Green leaves her ability to get along with people to Twila Marvin, Joan Rinehults and Shirley Small. We further leave the following bequests: The Senior Class of 195U leaves rest and peace to all of the teachers as a result of our absence. We leave our thanks and gratitude to our advisor Miss Duggan, who has struggled with us for three years. We wish we could leave a 1955 Cadalliac to Mr. Dodson since the driving members in our class haven't left too much of the present car. The Tear: 1970 The Place: Bolivar, New York, second latest manufacturing city on the map. I have just arrived home from B.C.S. after a week of hard work and laying aside all homework, I am preparing for a weekend of relaxation. Glancing over the television schedule, I spot several programs which are a must in ny book: Vernon Prentice's newest movie, Wake Up And Live , the Milton Berle show now taken over by that clown, Fred Tapp, Doug Shaner's famous advise to the lovelorn, and an address to the women of the nation on Why we should support the hat industry , by Grace Baker, first women president of the United Staten. So far, Grace has done a wonderful job, although she has had a little trouble from the radical labor leader, Fred Tompkins, who advocates a two hour working week. Grace is no doubt aided greatly by her earlier political career in her high school years. Clicking on the T.V., I proceed to light up an Atomic Special Cigarette , guaranteed to give more blowing power. These have recently been put out by Mrs. Richard Wainman, the former Jane Dillie, who has opened up her business in Little Genessee. Also, no evening would be complete without an ice cold bottle of Pabst Beer. The famous president of the Pabst Company is Tom Crowley, who has stormed the country with a five cent beer. He has just taken his fourth wife and rumors say he has a in his eyes when looking at his new secretary. Later on this evening I am planning a little social life with the girls, that is, just as soon as my car is returned from Ruth Fisk's Automatic Body and Tire Garage. Ruth has become very well known for her aid to distressed girl drivers with blowouts. She has also had the honor of servicing autos for Hector Tubbs and Shirley Tubbs, the famous dare devils of the raceway. Hector and his new limozine have recently set a record of 200 m.p.h. without having it wide open. Friday night: First on the list for entertainment tonight is the coliseum. Joan Stoll has become the floor manager and it is an amusing sight to see her husband. Bob, teaching their twelve children to jitterbug. Sally Ingalls, world's Olympic Roller Skating Champion, is making a guest appearance there tonight. The ride down is an enjoyable one, full of beautiful seenery, including the new rocket designed home of Mrs. Ronald Sisson, the former Beverly Melat, and her husband. They are now planning a huge reunion of the class of 5U. We are now passing Lee Jordan's 1,000 acre farm, which has made him the leading agriculturist in the U.S. Next i3 Bob Monroe's thirty acre chicken farm. He is completely devoted to his chickens and comes into our metropolis only on Saturday nights. Going on a little farther we come to the rivaling estates of Joyce Loucks and Theda Wedge. Joyce is the founder of the Ceres Old Maids Home, and Theda has opened a home for all quiet girls. The competition is great and sparks really fly sometimes. Saturday afternoon: At the moment I am home again, watching television as usual, and reading Audrey Root's newest novel, Why Talk . Audrey's secret marriage to Kenneth Dunshie made the headlines last month. The news commentator is giving the latest on progress in science. Floyd Olmstead and William Bush are being honored at a banquet in Washington this week. Floyd has captured the coveted Nobel Peace Prize for inventing a machine which has kept international peace for sixteen years. Wm. Bush has gained renown as the inventor of a colapsible balcony for modern Romeos and Juliets. Dick Brundage, society playboy, has recently flown In Egypt, where he was welcomed by the leader of the country. He has gained m ch popularity there and is waited on continually by beautiful girls. His comment: Hy lifes' desire is now fulfilled. (continued) Handsome Eugene Kuhn has arrived in America via American Airlines. He was on a hunting expedition in darkest Africa where he often retreats to escape flirtacious women. Lois Glase returned to the states with her multimillionaire husband, whom she met while nursing. Saturday night: Tonight is truly an exceptional one in ny social life. My escort is Chester ifoinehults, famed aviator whi has now broken the sound barrier in the fastest speed ever achieved by man. (He always was a fast kid.') We are taking in Dick Ryan's latest Hollywood hit, Singing in the Fog , with Marjorie Main and later attending a cocktail party at Diamond Bill Gray's pent house. Diamond Bill is the owner of a string of hotels throughout the country. As we enter the party we spot a number of visiting celeberities, Mrs. G. Holdrldge, the former Barbara Parker, and her husband, George, are present. They are now top crime lawyers in the professional world, replacing the once famous, Mr. and Mrs. North. Larry Rockerfeller and his native wife have ret imed from the South Sea Islands. Larry started out on a solo journey over the Pacific Ocean on a rubber raft. Mrs. Montgomery Clift, the former Nancy Smith, just made a bubbling entrance. She and Monty , as she calls him, have been in Europe for the last two years making a picture. Before leaving the party we see Kathryn Galbreath, fashion designer, flirting around in one of her wonderful creations. She met a millionaire in New York City and tied the wedding knot. Sunday afternoon: Guests at church this morning were Rev. Mrs. David Heme, the former Janet Pr sher and her husband, who have been doing missionary work in Heno. After listening to their inspiring sermon, I am ready to settle down and tackle my homework for Monday. Miss (Blanche) Green, head of our home economics department certainly piles it on. We are also studying the short cut formulas of Bob Potter, who has Just completed his fourth year of teaching math at Columbia University, and the much quoted speeches of Natalie Tucker, noted professor at Harvard University. Her most familiar subject is Keeping Students in School. It certainly seemed good to come into contact with the members of tije class of '5U' again. They seem to have all prospered in the years, many becoming world famous. No doubt this is partially due to the wonderful training they received in good old Bolivar Central School. One thing that they all seemed to have in common: They were still comparing tales on the magnificent trip to New York Cityt ACTIVITIES Left to Right; Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Childs S8us drivers Left to Right; D. VanHom, R. Stoll, R. Filips, V. Wardner, R. Peaslee, H. Tubbs, 0. Fsnton, W. Mead, 0. Buell, R. Best, P. Cook. Student (ZouKcil Topj Left to Right; T. Tucker, N. Wallace, R. Wing, R. Potter, J. Schlralll, 0. Baker R. Brundage, B. Parker, S. Newell, M. Slavin. (tuncon, gleiM. Top; Left to Right} C. Murphy, T. Murphy, W. Sackinger, T. Baker, F. Eberline, 0, Wood, D. Shaner, J. Wilson, W. Greene, N. Wallace, E. Williams, D. Loucks, J, Jordan, M. Italiano, B. Bates, W. Coanon, D. Polen, N. Harmon, T. Marvin, M. Cole, R. Wescott, W. Jordan; S, Jones, J. Fulton, M. Tower, B. Feaster, B. Goodnoe, S. Newell, N. Hollister, J. Glase, J. Rhlnehaults, R. Colley, D. Eaton} E. Fagouri, A. VanHorn, E. Pcrter, D. Bentley, K. Fancher, 0. Osgood, H. Case, D. Sisson, J. Pickard, H. Holay; K. Foster, C. Cotter, D. Dempsey, S. Morrison, W. Greene, P. Dunn, A. Mack, L. Jordan, S. Griswold, D. Blowers. Top Left to right} D. Grover, J. Linquist, F. Wood in, N. Mitchell, S. During, K. Root B. Cortwright, J. Bryant, A. Reynolds, M. Weaver, B. O'Boyle, C. Mascho, R. Button, D. Davis, S. Jordan, R. Mitchell, R. Wood, D. Wing, A. Shaner, L. Newton, B. Perry, J. Grantier, E. Sherwood, R. June, D. Case, R. Criddle, M. Brewer, D. Lamb, E. Ingalls, J. Bell, B. Lowe, J. Hulbert, S. Morrison, J. Peaslee, N. Travers, A. Emke, V. Greich, B. Densmore, V. Marvin, C. Sadler, S. Appleby, D. Jordan, J. Schiralle. S. Sieberts. S yfr6 Mt yie Top Left to right; B. Pohlig, M. Cole, W. Hollister, M. Covert, J. Button, R. Dyring, J. Bell, G. Dumford, G. Baker, R. Wolfgang, J. Root, K. Lewis, C. Green, B. Foster, P. June, J. Scott, S. Sadler, J. Main, R. Wardner, C. Maxson, V. Loucks, S. Olrastead, D. Dumford, B, Gardner, B. June, M. Gardner, J. Mix, I. Wedge, S. Mitchell, J. Hulbert, J. Hooker, R. Paffie, T. Tucker, P. Tower, L. Sexton, D. Conway, V. Dey, W. Kinnicutt, E. Myers, S. Knox, J. Ingalls, S. Green, S. Presher, D. Davis, P. McQueen, M. Slavin, S, Smith, B. Sadler, W. VanHom. National 3Konor Society Left to right: J. Presher, B. Parker, P. Perrone, B. Melat, S. Ingalls, J, Stoll. Sentinel Staff Top Left to right: 0. Baker, J. Tower, M. Cole, B. Pohlig, T. Crowley, P. Perrone, F. Tapp, C. Green, N. Traver, B. Green, T. Wedge, L. Glase, S. Green, 0. Jandrew, M. Green, A. Reynolds, K. Jordan, D. Eaton, H. Weaver, K. Root, S. Jones, J. Stoll, S. Ingalls, A. Mack, P. Dunn, N. Smith, S. Tubbs, V. Loucks, M. Gardner, S. Morrison, Miss Duggan, J. Dillie, D. Dempsey, B. Parker, B. Melat. s' Griswald, N. Hannon, M.'cole, K. Galbreath, S. Inpalls, T. Marvin, G. Baker, B. Goodnoe, M. Tower, D. Dumford, J. Scott. Spanish Glub Top Left to right} E. Fagourl, M. Cole, B. Pohlig, B. O'Boyle, M.Gardner, Miss Duggan K. Root, M. Weaver, S. Newell, B. Kinnicutt, C. Green, J. Fresher, K. Foster, P. Tower, S. Presher, J. Stoll, S. Jones, Top Left to right; S. Griswood, A. Main, J. Main, D. Wood, P. June, Mr. Sailor, M. Covert, R. Paffie, P. O'Boyle, C. Rhinehults, D. Sisson, A. Van Horn, J. Noble, C. Shaner, P. Tompkins, N. Beck, J. Hogan, B. Hooker, E. Myers, J. Root, D. Polen, C. Fuller, V. Prentice, C. Green, B. June, N. Dumford, G. Childs, L. Jordan, C. Crandall, S. Presher, S. Knox, M. Slavin, J. Ingalls, J. Peaslee, D. Phillips, W. Van Horn, B. Peaslee, W. Green. Girls’ Ensemble Top Left to Right; N. Traver, R. Wood, A. Reynolds, B. O'Boyle, C. Mascho, E. Sherwood, S. Jordan, R. Mitchess, J. Mix, E. Wedge, M. Weaver, K. Root, S. Appleby L. Newton, A. Emke, S. Sieberta, B. June, B. Lowe, R. June, J. Schrialli, D. Jordan, B. Densmore, V. Marvin. Top; Left to right; J. Hoot, T. Crowley, W. Bush, R. Monroe, P. Perrone, C. Green, S. Jones, J. Jordan, F. Tapp, M. Italiano. mixed Top; Left to right; P. Perrone, R. Monroe, W. Gray, T. Crowley, W. Bush, F. Tapp, J. Jordan, D. Loucks, C. Green, R. Wilkinson, E. Myers, D. Polen, W. Common, M. Italiano, H. Case, J. Pickard, P. McKay, W. Green, R. Wescott, J. Bell, S. Ingalls B. Parker, J. Scott, S. Green, S. Tubbs, D. Eaton, R. Colley, G, Baker, J. Dillie, S. Griswold, D. Blowers, S. Smith, M. Slavin, L. Jordan, N. Harmon, M. Cole, S. Olmstead, B. Foster, V. Loucks, P. June, N. Smith, R. Fisk, K. Foster, S. Jones, J. Fulton, M. Tower, B. Feaster, B. Goodnoe, S. Newell, N. Hollister,S. Knox, B. Gardner, J. Main, J. Rinehults, M. Gardner, B. Melat, C. Cotter, D. Dempsey, S. Morrison, W. Green, P, Dunn, J. Stoll, J. Ingalls, W. VanHorn, D. Davis. Top Left to right; R. Parker, C. Rinehults, W. Hollister, W. Sackinger, F. Olmstead, F. Tapp, C. Fuller, D. Jordan, J. Hulbert, A. Childs, C. Mascho, J. Jones, L. Rockefeller, A. Shaner, S. Morrison, R. Cole, D. Osgood,, D. Potter, D. Ingalls, D. Sisson, D. Shaner, J. Peaslee, T. Wood, D. Davis. Top; Left to right; Miss Baker, J. Stoll, S. Knox, S. Ingalls, B. Feaster, B. Goodnoe G. Baker, S. Newell, K. Foster, P. June, A. Renyolds, K. Jordan, B. Green, R. MitcheH J. Glaze, R. Wardner, J. Fhinehults, R. Fisk, L. Glaze, S. Jordan, S. Green, J. Scott W. Green, J. Fulton, S. Jone3, M. Tower. Top; Left to right; J. Wilson, P. Perrone, W. Jordan, J. Bell, W. Commons, J. Pickard, B. Pohlig, G. Dumford, C. Prentice, C. Green, D. Polen, D. Loucks, E, Williams, H. Case, M. Italiano, F. Tompkins, D. Shaner, V. Prentice, D. Brundage, T. Murphy, E. Kuhn, B. Gray, B. Monroe, T. Crowley, B. Bush, L. Jordan, D. Tubbs Top; Left to right; E. Ingalls, S. Dyring, B. Lowe, R. June, B. O'Boyle, L. Newton, S. Presher, M. Weaver, K. Root, J. Schiralli, M. Tower, M. Slavin, S. Smith, D, Davis P. McQueen, S. Green, C. Maxson, V. Loucks, B. Foster, P. June, R, Wardner, J, Main, B. June, S. Jordan, N. Harmon, S. Griswold, T. Marvin, B, Green, K, Foster, P. Dunn, C. Cotter, D. Blowers, J. Glase, S. Ingalls, J. Stoll, R. Fisk, J. Loucks, L. Jordan, J. Fulton, S. Newell, N. Hollister, S, Morrison, W. Green, D. Dempsey, J. Presher, N. Smith, A. Root, B. Parker, S. Tubbs, B. Ooodnoe, J. Dillia. klDDLE ME RICHES Se Uwi Play Pop worked hard for a riddle for the Riddle Me Riches Program and was egged on by Chuck who was flushed with success from a previous contest. He and Chuck won, and for the next two weeks you never saw such a harassed family. Boxes of candy were stacked up so high that they overflowed into a warehouse. Canned soup was everywhere. A live horse, a basement full of whining puppies, and pink house paint were amoung the least of the beneficent gifts. The neighbors were fathers' boss and wife—a stuffy, overbearing couple who tried to turn the Taylors' success to their own advantage. Chuck fell fpr a glamourous movie star who's visit was part of the loot, while he ignored cute little Susie, who admired him ardently. Everybody had a few heartaches and a profitable lesson before the venture was over. Director-Dorthy Kroh Student Director-Blanche Green Cast Thomas Taylor Philip Perrone Ester Taylor Joan Stoll Chuck Tom Crowley Patty Barbara Parker Danny Hudson Douglas Shaner Edmund Davis Bill Bush Susie Byrant Sally Ingalls Bob Callaway Dick Brundage Olive Kendall Ruth Fisk Rufus B. Hill Bill Gray Adeline Hill Natalie Tucker Marla Kay Jane Dillie Sam Wilson Bob Monroe Hilda Sorenson Grace Baker Truck Driver Fred Tapp « Left to right; B. Parker, C. Cotter, M. Tower, W. Green, P. Dunn, K. Wight, S. Smith, S. Green, S. Appleby, K. Root, M. Slaven, C. Saddler. Top Left to right; E. Williams, V. Dey, D. Case, R. Criddle, B. Cortright, K. Rancher C. Green Mgr., D. Wing, J. Bryant, J. Grantier, R. Button, D. Lamb, A. Shaner, Jack Bell, J. Wilson, Jerry Bell, C. Prentice, D. Loucks, D. Bently, D. Davis, S. Morrison D. Wolfgang, D. Shaner, V. Prentice, F. Tompkins, E. Kuhn, L. Jordan, B. Gray,Peaslee 'Pootfcui Squad 1st Row - T. Crowley, W. Gray.W. Bush, P. Perrone, R. Monroe, R. Potter, L. Jordan 2nd Row - W. Sackinger, D. Tubba, V. Prentice, D. Shaner, R. Ryan, T. Murphy, D. Louche, W. Jordan 3rd Row ■ E. Fagouri, J. Pickard, T. Baker, W. Greene, J. Wilson, N. Wallace. A. Italiano, H. Case 4th Row - R. Wolfgang, J. Root, W. Hollister, B Pohlig, C. Fisk, K. Lewis. T. Tucker The Bulldogs of 1953 ended the football season with an even number of victories and defeats, winning U games and losing U. This is the first year that Bolivar has not produced an undefeated football team in five yeare of playing. Handicapped by inexperience and injuries the Bulldogs dropped the first two games of the season. They came back to win the next two only to drop the 5th and 6th games. The Bulldogs ended the season by defeating the last two teams on the schedule. Gone from next years line-up will be Co-Captains Doug Shaner and Tom Murphy. Also Bill Bush, Tom Crowley, Bob Monroe, Bill Gray, Skip Perrone, Vernon Prentice, Lee Jordan, Darwin Tubbs, Dick Ifcran, and Bob Potter. Skip Perrone was named to the Olean Times -Herald All-Star team. Top Left to Right; W. Common, H. Case, B. Bates, M. Italiano, W. Green, R. Wolfgang P. Perrone, W. Bush, T. Crowley, D. Tubbs, The 1953-5U season was a hard one for B.C.S. Bulldogs to swallow. Dogged by badluck, they couldn't keep up the pace they set at the beginning when they beat Franklinville. Five of their losses were close ones, three of them being forced to overtimes. Two were lost be one point scores, to Cuba 38-37, and Wellsville, U3-U2. Two were lost by two points, to Canisteo, 58-56, in a double overtime, and U7-U5 to Port-ville. The first Richburg game was lost by a three point margin, 39-36. The Bulldogs were unable to start a winning streak and the seasons record ended up U wins-Ik losses. —I AUTOGRAPHS