The Bolles School

The Bolles School of Jacksonville, Florida is an internationally known co-educational college preparatory day and boarding school serving grades Pre-K through 12. In 2007, the school celebrated their 75th anniversary. The school's mascot is the bulldog. The school was founded as an all-boys' military academy in 1933 by Agnes Cain Painter, a friend of philanthropist Richard J. Bolles. The original campus is located on San Jose Boulevard along the east bank of the St. Johns River. Bolles announced that it would drop its military status in 1961 and the graduating class of 1962 ended the military era; it began admitting women in 1971. Today, the ratio of males to females is close to 1:1. The San Jose campus looks like a small college and contains sports facilities that many colleges would envy. -wikipedia, The Bolles School.

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The Bolles School 1955

Senior Class of 1935 Senior Class of 1936 Senior Class of 1937 Senior Class of 1939

Senior Class of 1948 Senior Class of 1949

Senior Class of 1951 Senior Class of 1952 Senior Class of 1953 Senior Class of 1955

Classes of 1956 Senior Class of 1957 Senior Class of 1958 Senior Class of 1959 Senior Class of 1960 Senior Class of 1961

Senior Class of 1962 Senior Class of 1963

Senior Class of 1968 Senior Class of 1969 Senior Class of 1970 Senior Class of 1971 Senior Class of 1973

Senior Class of 1974 Senior Class of 1976

Senior Class of 1980 Senior Class of 1984 Senior Class of 1985

Senior Class of 1987 Senior Class of 1988

Senior Class 1993 Senior Class of 1994 Senior Class of 1995 Senior Class of 1996 Senior Class of 1997

Senior Class of 1998

Senior Class of 2006 Senior Class of 2009

Senior Class of 2011 Senior Class of 2013