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

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NAME ALIBI FLORENCE GLYNN Had to press my dungarees JAY GORDON Had to help Benny LEONA GRIGNON Got to write to Mopey MARY LOU HARTY The Fleet came in LOWELL HANSON Celebrated last night WILMA HENDERSON I've got a million and one things to do JOAN HENNESSEY It’s getting late, I’ve got to go home WILLIAM HODGE Was late to school ERNEST HOGAN I shouldn't go ANN HOULIHAN I wore this once already JOHN HOULIHAN I don't know. Ask “Stick” WILLIAM HOWE Chopped wood for Grandma JOSEPH JURKOIC Got to go to Claremont CORINNE JOHNSON I got my boy friends confused WINIFRED JENNISON Had to walk home MARJORIE JEANNOTTE Had to write a letter PETER KARNACEWICZ Gotta work on it VERONICA KARNACEWICZ They want me at home JOAN KELTON Can’t get down MARY KING I lost my books WALTER KISSELL I had to carry the milk LEAH KNAPP I'll be disinherited WILLIAM KURKUL My brother’s got the car ROSE LAWLOR Had to go to band practice AMBITION To make a certain guy love her Manage New York Giants To get that Colgate smile To be Secretary of the Navy To be a B. T. O. (Big Time Operator) We all know To outshine Jimmy Dorsey To get out of Westminster To graduate To find a rich bachelor Traffic director, Scolly Square To show everyone HOW(E) To be a horse trainer Somebody’s PRIVATE secretary To get the rest of the class to do half as much as she does To have lots of money To run a tavern To get hitched Shorten the road between here and Athens To get as far away from Saxtons River as possible Set the world on fire Time will tell To stay out of trouble To have the car whenever she wants it

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SENIOR KNOCKS NAME ALIBI EXPRESSION AMBITION MARJORIE AXDOSCA Have to go home and wash my hair It’s a panic! To get a MAN JEAN ASHCROFT I forget Oh! jeepers Sleep 24 hours a day MARY ANN BARBER Oh, that wouldn't be fun Oh! gee Artist and draw a big salary RITA BARBIERI I was busy Woe is me! World’s champion typist CARL BLAKE Trying to get a date How in heck can you do this? Baggage master, Toonerville Trolley BURNHAM BLAKE That woman! Who knows, who cares— Editor-in-chief of the E. Overshoe Gazette DOLORES BOUCHER Can’t. Have to work Hello, sweetness To replace Greta Garbo PHILIP BOUSQUET Up all night studying Tell us another Admiral of East Afghanistan Navy JEAN BRENNAN Had to go to the library For cripes sake! To be a Wower’s model JOANNE BRUCE Had a heavy date So’s your old lady! To go to California ROBERT BUSHWAY The bus won’t wait Oh! Who said so? Mayor of Cambridgeport JOHN CENTER Kitty scratched me Let's take off Make an airplane out of typewriter parts BEVERLY CHILDS Went up to the Toddle Inn Oh, ho, San Antone To own a car DANIEL CROWLEY (lot to write a letter to Connie Mack Hot diggity dog! North Woods, Danny Crowley, Woman- JOAN DEMPSEY Mary wouldn’t let me Oh, heck Go to heaven ROBERT DcROSE Snooky did it So what!! To grow up JAMES ENO Got to type I should have known To be Betty Grable’s secretary JEANETTE FAIRBROTHER The lodge caved in Judus! To be like other people JOHN FITZGERALD Mary Helen couldn’t get the car ?4 ’ To tell jokes someone hasn’t heard MARY FITZGERALD I’m not in the mood How do you spell it? Have Hennessey get the car every day BEVERLY FONTAINE It was a hen party Huh!! Outtalk Walter Winchell RUTH FREIHOFER Didn’t have time Oh, 6ne Draw cartoons for Esquire JEAN GADREAULT Forgot all about it You think so, huh? Marry the pride of the Irish DORIS GAFF Missed the bus For Fred’s sake! To have a pair of troopers

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NAME ALIBI MARY LONG Homework calls JUNE LOWELL Bus left without me WILLIAM LYNA Couldn’t get the car, fellers ruth McBride Can’t do it ALFRED McCOY The chauffeur’s got the car Priscilla McDermott I don't want to go MARY HELEN McGINNIS I’m over the river now JAMES McGUIRK Ran into a mean spark plug DOROTHY MURPHY It was Donna’s idea CONSTANCE MUZZEY My mother’s waiting ELIZABETH NAUCEDER No time WESLEY NIES Got tired after the fiftieth mile NORA O’BRIEN Someone had to give the kids ice cream FRANK OBUCHOWSKI Ann Page couldn't get along without me EDWARD OLBRYCH Can’t, too tired EDWARD PARKER Was up to Gordon’s LAURA PARKHURST Couldn’t get there CARROLL PERKINS I lost my head THOMAS PERKINS Her father had the car MARY PORTER Had a ninth-period engagement JOHN PENDERGAST There’s drill tonight DONALD REES Going to Bratt. ORRIN RILEY Ain’t got time EXPRESSION AMBITION That’s fate! To cure what she can and kill what she can’t Cripes!! To be a hairdresser Cut it out, Shaughnessy To get into Uncle Sam’s Navy Gee Willikers! Music teacher Think of the future To stay in New York Ah-ha To kill or cure the patients Honest? To have the car every night Blow it out your elbow To become chief of North Malpole Fire Department Oh Heavens To find someone her type You don’t mean it To run a train line between B. F. and home Who do you think you're kidding? To be a June bride Whoda thunk it To get along with girls Mind your own business Night nurse—men's ward You, and whose army Concert violinist Purty good idea To get rich quick Get lost! !! To own “Old Howard’’ Really? ? ? Not to be a twin It isn't practical To find a world without women Go on home To be a second Rembrandt I don’t know about that To go to Dartmouth I don’t know To be a “junk-man’’ You ’re slipping To be a “leatherneck ’’ Better days are coming To keep all the girls happy