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

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30 T HE S A M P L E K SENIOR CLASS NOTABLES Most Popular Boy. Most Popular Girl. Best Looking Boy. . Best looking Girl Best Natured Boy. . Best Natured Girl.. Most Studious Boy.. Most Studious Girl. Best Dressed Boy. . Best Dressed Girl.. Class Crooner (Boy). Class Crooner (Girl) Class Sheik......... Best Athlete (Boy). Best Athlete (Girl). Best Sport (Bov). . . . Best Sport (Girl).... Most Attractive. . . . Laziest Girl......... Laziest Boy......... Class Night Hawk. . ........Larry Doyle ......Lulu I athrop ......Gerald Crotty Barbara MacCartney .......Pudgy Blake ........Anna Tolaro .......I eo Magnani . . . Betty Honsinger ........Ken Hadley ........Hee Howard ........Ward Buzzell .....Muriel Buzzed .....Fran Durward .........Larry Doyle .... Betty Harwood ........Ken Hadley .......Betty Collins .....Angela Garrett ......Barbara Reed . . Tracky Raymond . . . . Harold Ballinger Girl with Biggest Drag......................Dot Goutas Boy with Biggest Drag.......................Ken Hadley Most Talkative Girl................Kinma MacDonald Most Talkative Boy.....................Fran Durward Wittiest Girl.............................Betty Collins ittiest Boy......................Tracky Raymond Smartest Girl............................Angela Garrett Smartest Boy..............................Billy Dizer Best Actor................................Billy Dizer Best Actress..............................Betty Lake Artist....................................Norma Twyne Class Poet.............................Maurice Golding Best Dancer (Girl)....................Barbara Bourassa Best Dancer (Boy).....................Harold Ballinger Politest Bov........................... I eo Magnani Politest Girl..........................Angela Garrett Most Modest Boy........................John Griswold Most Modest Girl.......................Barbara Osgood Most Likely to Succeed (Boy)..............Billy Dizer Mcfet Likely to Succeed (Girl).............Anna Tolaro JUST IMAGINE Emma MacDonald two-ing it with Pudgy Blake. Bill Holton in a hula skirt. Betty Harwood not combing her hair. Harold Ballinger dancing a minuet. Henry Karpinski singing a solo. Marguerite Thayer suddenly turning her head. Gerald Crotty wearing a beard. Marie Howard in last year’s dress. Winthrop Amidon and Barbara Heed as ballet partners. John Damore not talking. Dorothy Goutas plus 40 pounds. Billy Dizer wearing a dunce cap. Barbara Cray driving in her car alone. Muriel Buzzell singing on the Hit Parade. Kenneth Hadley not teasing someone. Charlotte Lathrop in a black wig. Ward Buzzell wearing a tuxedo. Larry Doyle doing a Sir Walter Raleigh. Norma Twyne not asking questions. Francis Durward with his mouth not hanging open.

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34 T H E S A M P I. E It CLASS INVENTORY For u college we have a... language we have a......... valentine we have a........ body of water we have a. . . code we have a............. weed we have a............. string we have a........... university we have a....... place of worship we have a car we have a.............. drink we have a............ general we have a.......... mound we have a............ dressmaker we have a. . . place of refuge we have a. . . tree we have an............ theater we have the........ wood we have a............. mineral we have a.......... nut we have a.............. metal we have a............ crooner we have a.......... fish we have a............. machine we have a.......... hell we have a............. animal we have a........... organ we have a............ bridge we have a........... .....DICKINSON ..........FRENCH ............HART ............LAKE ............MORSE ............REED ...........TWYNE .........STANFORD .........CHURCH WTLLARD-KISSELL ....(Tom) COLLINS (Paul) JONES .........JACKSON ............HILL TAYLOR (tailor) .....GARRET (T) ........ELM (Ell) ....(Old) HOWARD . HAR (D) WOOD ....GOLD (ING) ....AU (L)MAND ........STEEL (E) ....(HON) SINGER KARP (INSKI ..STAPLE (TON) .......BUZZ (ELL) .....(MET) CALF ...LIVER (MORE) .....TOLE (Toll) CLASS MELODIES Winthrop Amidon..............“Down on the Farm” Harold Ballinger ..........“What’s the Reason I’m Not Pleasing You?” Henry Blake. . .“Little Man You’ve Had a Busy Day” Barbara Bourassa.......................“Scatterbrain ” Robert Burns. . . “She’s Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage” Muriel Buzzell......“ If I Had the Wings of an Angel” Ward Buzzell.................“The Battle Is Over” Betty Collins. . . .“In the Cellars of Old Valley Forge” Barbara Cray.....................“Indian Love (’all” Margaret Cray.......“While a Cigarette Was Burning” Gladys Farrell. . .“I Wish I Had Someone to Love Me” Betty Gallagher ......“You Meet the Nicest People in Your Dreams” Angela Garrett................................“ Dark Eyes” Maurice Golding..........................“Little Sir Ego” Kenneth Hadley “The Little Man Who Wasn’t There” Betty Harwood ..........“Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen” William Holton........................“Old Faithful” Betty Honsinger.....“In a Little Red Sehoolhouse” Marie Howard.............“I’ve Got My Eyes on You” Betty Jackson ......... Just One More— Before We Say Goodnight ” Henry Karpinski...................“ Beer Barrel Polka” Garhetta Kenyon............................“Hooray for Spinach” Betty Lake “Take Me Back to My Little Grass Shack” Charlotte Lathrop ......... .“When My Hair Has Turned to Silver” Ix is Livermore................“Jimmie Had a Nickel” Barbara MacCart ney....................“ Chatterbox ’’ Emma MacDonald..................“Busy as a Bee” Leo Magnani....................................“Smarty Pants” Pauline Metcalf ............“Let’s Put Out the Lights and Go to Sleep” John Moriarty....................................“Deep Purple” George O’Dette..................“If I Didn’t Care” Barbara Reed.................... When I Grow Up Lorraine Steele.............................“Darn That Dream” Phyllis Taylor .“The Horse With the Dreamy Eyes” Marguerite Thayer...............“Jeepers Creepers” Anna Tolaro........................................“My Man” Norma Twyne.....................“Sweet and Low” Elsie Willard..........“It Makes No Difference Now”