Bellows Falls High School - Sampler Yearbook (Bellows Falls, VT)

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HISTORY 0? THE CLASS 0F 1933 We the clc.ss ef 33, have finished our high school career, but as v;e glance back over the four years, we have meny happy memories. When we were Freshmen we were mostly occupied in getting settle and accustomed to our new surroundings; however, we still had time tf take part in the school activities. In November came the Senior B-zarr, at whick we Freshmen ducted a fish-pond1! As Freshmen we elected the following officerss- Preeident—John Wolfe Vice President—Eugene Orth Seci'etary—Pauline Carroll Treasurer—Allister Tnomas For the most part, this first year was uneventful. AS S .hmores we began to feel more like high school students, and to take our work more seriously—although some of us were not so serious, even being compelled to read notes aloud to the class as a punishment for writing them. Our officers which we elected t' serve for this year were as follows Fiftdsident—John Wolfe Vice President--Edward Massucco 3ccretary--Dorothy Howe Treaaurer--William Collins T =en we were Jolly Juniors, and very proud of the fact that we were half way through our high school career. We took an active part in the school's social and athletic life, he won the Interdat Debasing Championship, for which we had the honor of having our nur ds engraved on the silver cup. M„ny Juniors took part in the Glee Club Owsretta, Love Pirates of Hawaii, which was presented both in Bellows Falls and in Saxtons River. On April 22 we held our Junior Prom in the high school gym, and on June 23 we held the Sonior Hop in honor of the graduating class. These two affairs were the most successful social ev.nts of the year. Ai Juniors the following officers served for the year:- President—John Williams Vice President—John Casey Secretary—Paulin© Carroll Treasurer--Edward Massucco T'en were Seniors’. This year the Senior Bazarr was our own affair .’ The two one-act plays, Unde Jimmy and Sham and also the dance which followed, were a great success. The year sped by nd soon it was March, and we presented the annual Senior Play. This year we gave Nothing But the Truth , and it was received with enthusiasm by all who attented.

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N ne of us avor forget our lively class meetings, our fran- tic period of exchanging personal cards, and-most of all-our happy yet sad, Commencement Week. Our officers for our Senior year weres— President—John Howard Vice President—Eugene Crth Secretary—Pauline Carroll Treasurer--Dennis Griffin • f? relating this history it would never do not to mention the -act that our class contributed much valuable material to the various eams, and thus were responsible for many victories. NwW we are leaving Bellows Falls High School, but we hooe that thJnt seniors will not forget us. We wish to thank -he faculty for all they have done for us, and we sincerely hope that every class will have as successful and hap y a high school career as we have had. IMAGINE I Lord Dunningham skipping rope, Naomi Fickett c utting out paper dolls. tfendla Hakey playing football. Johnny Williams writing poems. Rose Morrison doing the rhumba. Ma rthjc Mellish hurrying. Billy Bradstreet doing daily dozens Avis Reed looking out the window in Spanish class. Mable Ashcroft in curls. Pewee Orth opening his mouth when tal king.. Hymie Miller advertising Fuller brushes. Leading lady in George White's Scandalsv-Connie Robie Wilma Wright with a permanent, Lucy Olmstead doing jigsaw pubzles. Billy Jackowski being unheard. Calvin Kempton dancing the minuet. Johnny Wolfe in rompers.. Sarah Wyman in a night club. Sylvia Rumney with a boyish bob. Jane Erin O’Brien doing the swan dive. Peg Keane playing bridge. Jackie Graves as a platinum blond? Eddie Massucco talking. Adeline Woynar agreeing with some one. Clarence Doyle being dignified, Kenny Hatch not blushing when Avi is around.