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

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r II E S A M P L E II RITA YOUNG Hila General Course; Basketball, 1, 4, 3; Interclass basketball, 4; Student Forum, 1; (ilee Club, 1. Rita surely was a valuable asset to the basketball team the first three years and just as much this last year to the Senior Interclass team. Which is it now, Rita, Claremont or Springfield? JO H N ZA N K E WIGZ “ J°hn • General Course; Nature Club, 1; Glee Club, 2 Football, 2. “Johnny although never outstanding in any one thing, was always there when something was going on. A happy-go-lueky sort of person who always had a smile for everyone. ELIZABETH DOYLE “Libby” General Course; Secretary Nature Club, 1; Basketball, 3, 4. “Libby has made herself well known on the basketball court with her ability to shoot and pass. She is well known “here and there. We wish you and Norm the best of luck in the future, “Libby . CHARLES RUSSELL “Rusty” Commercial Course. “Charlie must be a busy man, for he isn’t seen around school very often. Maybe it’s the fact that figure skating takes up most of his time. He is a very ambitious fellow, and we wish him the best of luck in the future.

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24 T H E S A M I L E R WALTER WARYAS “Blaclcie” General Course; Football, 4, 8; Track, 1, i, 8; Assistant Manager of Rasketball, 3. The boy who doesn't like girls and never makes any noise. Walt will be remembered for his fine work in football and his ability to gel by without doing his lessons. Keep up the good work! ISABEL WESTON “ ” General Course. “The girl of the golden West,” or at least that’s what Hewey thinks. She’s the better half of another one of those schoolroom romances. Knowing that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, “Is certainly shows her ability in Home Ec. ELEANOR WHITE Eleanor General Course. Everyone seems to write on their cards to Eleanor, “To the quiet little girl.’’ How wrong they are! She seems to be the most talkative girl in school when you really know her. We’ll say this much for her, she’s a swell girl to know! BARBARA WALCOTT “tfarfy ” General Course. “Barby” is a girl that doesn’t do so much running around in school but does she burn up the road when she gets out! We understand that the Arch bridge is a fine place from which to watch the trains go by, or is it the trains? Anyway, for the short time she’s been here, she’s made a lot of friends and is well liked. More power to you, “Barby”. MADELINE WOLFE “J arf” General Course; Treasurer of Nature Club, 1; Spanish Club, 2; Latin Club, News Staff, 3, 4; Graduation Committee, 3; Band, 2. “Mad” is one of the quiet type of redheads. She was the girl with the biggest drag, but down deep we think it is because she makes such good friends with everybody. We can easily understand how she got third honor when we hear her in class.

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SENIOR KNOCKS NAME EXPRESSION ALIBI AMBITION OCCUPATION IN 1948 AUBREY AMIDON No kidding Was working Beat the faculty next year Janitor in Westminster High School PHYLLIS AMIDON Where’s Mary I’m too busy To be a teacher Minister’s wife CHARLES BARBER It’s all right by me I had to sing To know how to sing Supervising a hog calling contest JOSEPH BARRETT Wh-a-a-a-t I can’t do it I stutter To strike the right note on his trombone Still trying ROBERT BARRETT I’m sleepy I play the horn in the band To swing em high and swing ’em low Playing Pied Piper to the rats in the city dump LAURA BARTLETT That’s what you think I couldn’t stop talking Have people listen to her Working at information bureau MARY BISSELL Scuze me Gotta take care of Allan To be a good wife Taking care of Phyllis Amidon’s children MILDRED BLODGETT Land sakes I’m going out to night Leave the old farm Still learning how to cook the right way CATHERINE BRESLEND I don’t know Don’t need one To beat Jack Pickett at finding the first Playing basketball with the House of David Mayflower NORA BUSHWAY Cut it out I’m Irish To vamp the opposite sex Nurse in the old mens’ home ELLEN CHANDLER To-night Betsey Haven’t got my Latin done To be a newspaper reporter Caring for a valedictorian MARY CLARK I carn’t I was in Springfield To be a gob’s wife Still entertaining Springfield on week-ends ARTHUR CLOUGH Who says I can’t I had to peddle milk To win Muriel from Roy Working on the WPA HELEN COFFEY What Too far to walk To be a nurse Making coffee ROY COOKSON Where’s my A I had to play my fiddle To speak Spanish Rubinoff’s 2nd, 2nd what? DANA COSTIN Shack’s open I’m from White City To go steady Errand boy for Reliable Bargain Store RAYMOND CRAY I’m tied up Haven’t got the time Big league hockey player Dan Wilder’s protege JOSEF DcMUZIO The same to you (iotta practice To manage Abe’s store First violinist in the Cambridgeport orchestra MAURICE DEXTER Hi-yah good looking I don’t know Striving for a 2nd wind climbing Pine Hill Bill Terry’s water boy DOROTHY DICKINSON Hi-yah kid Let’s not and say we did School teacher Opera singer JAMES DIGGINS Game of eight ball I can’t do that To become a farmer Hotel clerk