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

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Harold LaClair--Is rilling the position of baseball coach at B. F, H, S., from which Mr. Floyd Gommervillo rocontly resigned. Ruth James and Albert Janeewicz--Are now happily married. They are honeymooning with a vaudvoile circuit. Albert acts as the strong man and Ruth as the fat lady. '‘'.That a change fourteen years can malceJ Hilda Campbell--Is a vivacious modello at B. Altman's in Boston. Her exclusive dress designer, Edward Lynch seems to have designs on Miss Hilda. Katherine Stoddard--Is the head attraction at the Hollywood Night Club . Every night of Kat's appearance, her two persistant admirers, Alphonse Jurkois and Wallace Janiak, followed by an oager-to-seo-all-crowd, fill the place. The dance that gets 'em is the Midway Strut , originated by Mao West in '34. Virginia Griffin--Is a governess in an exclusive home in the magnificent city of Snumshire. Iler old pla, Mary Wolfe is also there giving mandolin lessons. Helen Clough and Alma Baraby--Now run a private laundry. They specialize in laundering those snappy C.C.C. uniforms wo saw so much of in our Senior year. Claire Kane'—Has moved across the river and has taken up a new residence in the Crayoo Hotel. in her spare moments she poses for Woodbury Soap Co. Eileen Pierce and Barbara Nims--Have gone into business together. They are both prominent lawyers. Recently they issued a divorce cree to Viola Blodgett and Bernard V’aynor, for mental cruelty.

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Ralph Patnode—Is now married to his old flame, Esther Richards. Ralph ha3 become a dignified minister on Grout Island, and Esther is still doing his work for him. Roy Chisanoro--Is a professor at Dartmouth College. He says it seems funny to have Donald Ransom in his classes since they both graduated from high school together. Donald is married and has a son in High School. Probably he and Donald will grad- uate from college together. Robert Illingworth--Is playing the piano in John Fletcher's Knock 'Em Cola'1 orchestra. Johnie also employs two graceful novelty dancers, I.Iarcia Tuttle and Louise Pitcher. William Lawlor--Has become chef of Ye Olde oode Shop e on Tremont Street where he displays his inimitable muffins. Willie also brings home the bacon to Winifred Pullum and six little red heads. Phyllis Handlin--Kas become tho Cosmopolitan Carioca designer. .Die says that her most beautiful models are Alvia Garland, Alta Reed and Hilda Hark. George Holmes—Is touring the United States giving lectures on 4-H Club work. Pearl Jones and Elizabeth Kiniry--IIave won so much attraction by their beautifyin; permanents, that they have set up a hair- dressing business in the superb cio of Leoton. Helen Kelly--Has risen to tho prominent social position of Hostess of none other than Walter Einiry's prosperous ostrich farm in Londonderry. Uajella Cawley and Hazel 0'Dette--Have just published a book entitled, How to Get By in Your Senior Year . This is based on their own experiences at B. F. H. S.