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

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THE SAMPLER ELEANOR JANE WALSH College El Flirtation without intention. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2y Manager 3, 4; Tennis 3; (ilee Club 1, 2, 4; Old Spanish Custom 1: Roman Banquet 2: Hi! Schooler 3, 4; Monitor 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Freshman Reception 4; Sampler Board 4; Junior High Tournament 4; Senior Play 4; Special Glee Club 4; Football For- mal 4; Sock Dance 4; Spotlight Club 4; Librarian 4. Eleanor is another one of our girls who is rather quiet and unassuming. Ask her why she spends so much time down at the Opera House. She may say she goes down to talk to Mary Lou, but don’t let her fool you. Say, what’s his name, Eleanor, or would that be telling? Mrs. Jones will lose a good basketball guard when graduation takes Eleanor. Though she is small in stature, she contains all the good things that add up to a swell friend. Personality, charm, good looks, sparkling smile, and twinkling eyes. The nursing profession will be getting the best, when you arrive. OTIS OLIVER WILSON General Otic Little strokes fell big oaks. Junior Varsity Football 2, 3; Baseball 2 Track Team 3, 4; Football 4. Otis has helped Coach Hadley out for the last two years in track, and this year in football. He really helped the team along even though he was small. We don’t know what your plans for the future are, but we wish you the best of luck. t } WITH THE POETS rs BEHOLD THE MIGHTY HUNTER! There was a young punter (Of course I mean hunter) Who went through the deep woods one day He must have had luck As he brought home a buck And that by him was O. K.! JOAN DYMOND SNOW The snow is falling, falling fast It’s falling all around It looks like shiny crystals As it falls upon the ground MARY BALDASARO NO SCHOOL Spring has gone, Summer is here; Most of my friends will soon disappear. Some will be loafing, others working; I have a job which calls for no shirking Is it the money I need Or clothes, indeed? A person just couldn’t go around with nothing Since Adam and Eve died, we must wear something. PATTY HINDS ROOM XI Room 11 is a place Where each student goes to face The blackboard on which we see The entertainment that is to be. The wonders that colored chalk can do Are put there just for me and you To draw us to each school affair And make beknown the cost per pair. LUCILLE STARK He threw an eraser, to hit the teacher, Oh, joy! But threw it so wild, it failed to reach her. Oh, boy! He learned his lesson, though ’tis sad. Because the principal saw the lad, Eraser throwing made him mad! Wow! DONALD BROWN TALK The time we spend in cafeteria at lunch. When we gossip and giggle all in a bunch, Are the best twenty minutes of each day. We buzz on Chemistry and the latest on Kay. Sometimes we hardly get time to eat. But the tales we have just can’t be beat. Here’s to good old B. F. Right in the center of town Even if we do get F’s They never get us down. CHARLES LAW LOR I’ve given up courage. I’ve given up hope. But after all. I’m not Shakespeare or Pope. DON MORSE I thought and thought with all my might, A brilliant poem I tried to write. I was feeling sad; The result was bad; But now I’m done And»I am glad. MARION NTES

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THE SAMPLER HUGH WILLIAM SULLIVAN General Sully I agree with no man's opinion; I hare my own. Dark hair, blue eyes, an J a smile a mile wide describes Sully. If you hear a jolly laugh that’s probably Sully. He finds a way to make a joke out of everything. His future seems secure; he can always start a taxi service between Saxtons Hiver and Bellows Falls. He feels that, as long as he makes the trip as often as he does, he might as well get paid for it. Frankly we’d like to know what the freshman girls have that the seniors haven’t. JOHN JOSEPH SULLIVAN General Jackie He has heard the chimes ct midnight. We don’t see much of Jackie around school, since he always gets out early. That’s the luck of the Irish for you. Even if you weren’t here much, we are glad to have had you for u classmate. Best of luck to you in the future. MARIE ALICE TOUSSAINT C ommercial Tiro Cents So light of foot; so light of spirit. Cafeteria Bookkeeper 4; Sampler Typist 4. Marie is only 4' 11 but they say good things come in small packages. Being such a busy girl with the cafeteria bookkeeping, we don’t know how she ever finds time to do her homework. Although Marie never spends much time in town, she seems to have an interest in Drewsville. With that diamond on her left hand, we all know what her plans for the future are. Best of luck to a swell girl. BARBARA ANN VOSBURGH College Babs Because is a woman's reason. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Softball 2, 8; Tennis 8, 4; Glee Club 1; Hi! Schooler 1, 2, Editor 8; French Play 3; Sock Dance 4; Roman Banquet 4; Office Assis- tant 4; Senior Sampler 4. Babs is the busiest girl in the senior class. She is always running around trying to get things done. Between getting the kids up to get their pictures taken, getting to her monitor post on time, and all the Senior Sampler work, she must be about ready to give up. Barb really did a swell job as editor of the Hi! Schooler and of the Senior Sampler, too. MARY STEPHINE WALKER General Mary There is mischief in this girl. Home Economics Club 1; Hi! Schooler 1; Softball 1, 2; Basketball 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Junior Prom, 3; Senior Hop 8; Freshman Reception 4; Football Formal 4; Sock Dance 4; Junior High Tournament 4; Monitor 4; Senior Play 4; Business Manager Senior Sampler 4. The girl who always manages to find new ways to wear her clothes and one of the girls who cheered our team along. Mary always has a witty re- mark for any situation. During football season her garage became well known for its eats and entertainment. And what about those trips to Somerville1 Was it really your sister you went to see, Mary???? With your charm and share of talent we know you will be a success.

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SENIOR KNOCKS NAME ALIBI EXPRESSION AMBITION MARY BALD ASARO I just don't wanta Bless Us To be a teacher TERRY BELVILLE Forgot Gee Christmas Take Frank Leahey’s place PATRICIA BISSOXNETTK Can’t, my mother won’t let me Cripes To get a man PAUL BRANDON I’ve got to go to work Aye To have time to have leisure time ALBERT BRESLEND Was late to school Never can tell To go through High School DONALD BROWN Can’t find a way to get there Oh, for catssake Find a short cut to Rockingham NELSON BUSKEY Gotta go up to Marge’s Hi Johnny Marge DONALD CHESLEY Mother won’t let me Haven’t the time To be a flier JOHN COLLIER (iot to go home Let's get a game started To be an Admiral CAROLYN COWAN Gotta wait for Dennis Gee Whiz To be a private secretary for Dennis WILLIAM CROTTY Gotta date Great To be President of Harvard DENNIS DAMON I’ve gotta go to work Go to To keep up with Carolyn SHEILA DESNOYERS Got to rush; the train is late Well, I'll be switched To run a nursing home in Wallingfo Vermont IRENE DUFFY Can’t, Mrs. Jeffrey won’t let me Oh my Men and Millions JOAN DYMOND Bobby had to work Erf, Erf Get through college EDWARD FABIAN Can’t swing it; gotta work Who, me???.r To have his own Western Auto Store MARIE FRENETTE Couldn't sleep last night Why you little gazable Get out of Bellows Falls SHIRLEY GRAY With the girls Geez, ma Beez To be a nurse in Springfield, N't. LOUISE GROUT I have to go on the bus Oh my goodness Milk tester’s assistant PRENTISS HAINES Gotta work ?4Zn To graduate JUNE HALL Got to wash my hair Oh, Goody To go out eight nights a week ANN HARRIS Goin’ to clean the rumpus room Swell! To marry a college professor