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

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NAME ALIBI SHIRLEY NOWERS Got a «late MARGARET O’BRIEN (’an’t I have to work LAWRENCE O’CONNOR (Jot to go to play rehearsal MARIANNE O’CONNOR I have to he home by 10 JEAN PAGE No future in it JOHN PANEK Had to work RYRON PARRY Couldn’t. I was absent ROBERT RIENDEAC Couldn’t pet down from Saxton River VIRGINIA ROGENSKI Can’t. I have to sell tickets at the State PAI L ROCTIIIER Went to Canada JAMES ROSS Ann wants me to JEAN SHUFELDT I’m going up to Grandma's WALLACE SILESKI Had to work on the section MATRICE STACK It's too early PATRICIA STORY Gotta write a letter DEAN TOLIN Had to go to Greenfield VERLIE UFFORD My father told me to come home ANN WEST I’ve pot to po home and wash ERVING WESTCOTT Worked late last night MARILYN WHEELER My mother works late Wed. night BERYL WILLARD Couldn’t pet ready in time ELIZABETH WRIGHT I won’t he home tonight GEORGE WYLIE I gotta go home DOROTHY YUSKA It’s a long way to walk EXPRESSION AMBITION No kidding To be a Powers M »del Holy cow To become a nurse Judas Priest To put Frederick March out of commission Egads! To have a certain freshman graduate tl is year Imagine that To run the (’base National Bank in New York You don’t say To get a diploma (Jive a date on a Ford Y-S To be a mechanic IS Aw nuts! To be sheriff of Saxtons River For crying out loud To be a famous accordion player Oh gceze! Is that right? To put Benny Goodman out of business You fool, you To be the caveman type Oh heavens! Some lucky boss’ private secretary Cut it out To be boss of Boston and Maine » f I V • • 0 • • • To own a nightclub I don’t care Secretary of the Navy I don't know To be a sailor Isn’t that a riot To be on time just once Darn it To be able to make up her mind I don’t know To be baggage master at the railroad Geeze, that’s right To be a model and sleep mornings Oh shoot To be a stenographer Know any good jokes To move heaven down to earth Oh blow that out your elbow Drive my o vn wrecker No kidding To be a nurse

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T H E S A M PLER BO YE OLDE SENURE CLASSE ( LASS NOTABLES Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl.. Best Looking Boy. Best Looking Girl...... Best Xatured Boy Best Natured Girl...... Most Studious Boy Most Studious Girl Best Dressed Box- Best Dressed Girl Class Crooner (Bov) Class Crooner (Girl). . . Class Sheik............ Best Athlete (Boy)..... Best Athlete (Girl).... Best Sport (Bov)....... Best Sport (Girl) Most Attractive. ...... Laziest Girl........... Laziest Bov............ Wittiest Girl.......... Wittiest Boy............. Smartest (iirl......... Smartest Boy........... Best Actor............. Best Actress........... Artist................. (’lass Poet............ Best Dancer ((iirl) Best Dancer (Boy). Politest Boy........... Politest (iirl............ Most Modest Boy........ Most Modest (iirl...... Boy With Biggest Drag (iirl With Biggest Drag ....George Wylie . Elizabeth Grignon .....Ernest Moore ......Elsie Mills ....George Holton .....June Abbott . Edward apron ....Jean Shufeldt .......James Ross .......Jean Page .Samuel Mercurio Deborah Hanson ... Maurice Stack ....George Holton . . Marilyn Wheeler ...George Holton .... June Abbott Deborah Hanson ....Jean Donovan ... Maurice Stack .....June Abbott .....Daniel (’ray .....Jean Shufeldt . . Edward ('apron Lawrence O’Connor . . Deborah Hanson ......Clara Lisai .....Daniel ('ray .....June Abbott Lawrence Fontaine . . . William Farrell .......Ann West Erving West cot t ... Dorothy Yuska .....George Wylie Elizabeth Grignon CLASS MELODIES Jeanne Farr—“My Bill’’ Elsie Mills “Georgie Porgie” Deb Hanson—“How Many Hearts Have I Broken?’’ Ken Currier—“Doing What Comes Natcherlv” Ernie Moore—“Oh How I Hate To Get I’p In the Morning’’ Richard Moulton “I’m ('ailed The Song Without a N19 a me Eddie (’apron—“I Dream of Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair” Marilyn Wheeler “I Double Dare You” Bill Farrell “I’m So So So In Love With You” Elaine Morse—“I’m Beginning to See The Light” Charlie Anderson- “Down On The Farm Dan Cray—“ You've Got To Tease Me” Dean Tolin—“From Twilight Til Dawn” Marianne O’Connor—“The Things We Did Last Summer” Jim Ross—“Old Faithful” (ieorge Holton— In My Merry Oldsmobile” Ann West “Strictly On My Own Eddie Kissell—“Show Me The Way To Go Home” Bob Andosca “I’ve Got Plenty of Nothing Bobby Joy—“The World Owes Me a Living” Sam Mercurio—“Just One More Before I Sav Good- night” Paul McAuIiffc “The Battle Is Over” Jean Page—“It Makes No Difference Now Jean Donovan—“That Soldier Boy of Mine” June Abbott—“I’ve Got My Eyes On Y’ou” Buddy Karpinski Let’s Take The Long Way Home” I cg£.v O’Brien—“ When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Mary C'etto—“Dark Eyes Helen Grignon— He’s My Guy” Wallace Sileski- “Alone” Evie Miner—“I’m Just Wild About Harry” Doris Bodine “My Buddy” Elizabeth Grignon—“I’m a Big Girl Now” Erving West cot t—“(live Me Five Minutes More” Patricia Story—“Coax Me A Little Bit” Shirley Nowers “The Man I Love Anne Gay—“Oh Johnny Bernice Johnson—“That’s How Much I Love You Baby” JUST IMAGINE Charlie Lamlien in an uproar Libby as tall as Butch Jean Shufeldt not in a hurry Bernice Johnson with jet black ha r Buddy O’ Connor not neat Dean Tolin without his great ideas erlie I’fford being early just once Arnold Fisher not blushing Dot Y’uska being loud Bub Fontaine not being an expert dancer Ernie Blanchard not pestering some girl Sonny Dion without his wisecracks Ernie Moore with his eyes open Shirley Nowers sticking to one fellow Carl Garrett without his drums Eddie Hebb a woman hater Marion Hurlburt not laughing Marion Jeannottc without her assignments done Shirley Lake without her sister Ruth Beverly Lamphere not cute Beryl Willard minus her shy manner Pat Story not liking Bobby Virginia Rogenski without her jokes Paul Routhier not friendly I-eon Frederick not being calm Bernie Hayes not having a crush on someone Shirley Hearne without her independence Clara without (ieorge Peter Crafts without his bashfulness Frying Westcott not being the Senior Class’s pride and joy Betty Wright without her sparkling blue eyes Margaret Henderson not being an athlete Doris Bodine without an interest in Windsor Ed Durrell not teasing someone Jean Xauceder a blonde Byron Parry not willing to help Robert Riendeau wide awake in English class Poncho without his good disposition Jimmy without Ann Jean Page without a comb Deborah not flirting Bobby Andosca a Quiz Kid Butch Currier contented with his love Juny Stack raring to go! A terrific howl in Sociology class Causes our nerves to fray. Mr. McCarthy queries, “Who done it? None other than Daniel Cray. Two mad scientists, named Grignon and West, Mixed a formula one day. And now you’ll find B. F. II. S. A thousand miles away. Mercurio: My teacher ought to be shooted. McAuliffe: You mean shot. Mercurio: Heck, no shooting would be too good for him. Mrs. Lamson: Francis, who discovered America? Francis Dion: Not me.