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

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YE OLDE SENURE CLASSE “JUST IMAGINE’ CLASS MELODIES Raymond Blake being valedictorian Shirley Allen with some one her size Frances Lorange with no men Walt Tarbell in a Tux Joe Szuch living in Vt. Conny Olbrych not neatly dressed Richard Williams talking Larry Switzer not being a big-time operator Donald Perkins with a butch haircut Joyce Wheeler in a boxy sweater Pat O’Brien a blonde Dwinell Moulton without his guitar Bill O’Connor with a permanent monitor post Olga Frederick excited Vincent McDermott with a ride to Saxtons River Ralph Hodgkins not a mad chemist Tony Ponessa not getting hurt in a basketball game David Lawlor not giving warnings Eddie Rock a woman hater Gerry Hogan in a hurry Mary Ellen Slobodnjak with no work to do George McMennamin a Czech instead of an Irishman Colleen Shufeldt not asking, “Why?” Patricia Rumrill causing an uproar in class Betty Grout using profane language Richard Halladay not an athlete Judy Merrifield not rolling her eyes Bruce Corwin a legible writer Sylvia Chesley not baby-sitting A1 Bousquet with a winning St. Charles team Joe Kenney not flustered over some love affair Barbara Storey roaming the halls alone Larry Condon withdut his nickname Wilma Golec without her man Roberta Garfield a tomboy Anita Lockerby not blushing Dotty O’Connor loafing on the basketball court Ray Aumand staying in North Walpole Connie MacCartney not writing a letter Barbara Scanlon not giggling all the time Phyllis Routhier without a man in every port Charles Hamel center on a football team Phil Gould not a gentleman Frank Fairbrother not squinting Nancy Shufelt without the Navy Eddie License without transportation Stan Dubriske taking training seriously Ellen Parris without Ray Barbara Bullock not smart Nancy Gay not worrying about Company E Lois Wood not being pleasant Lois Freihofer getting in trouble with teachers Claire Baldasarq getting F’s Eugene Fontaine without a wise-crack Joan Etter calm, cool, and collected Jimmy Harty with little ears Merrilyn DeRose 6' 4 Margaret Crotty knowing which man she wants Betty Walsh not smiling Henry Denno walking to school June Robinson not telling jokes Anna Knight living in North Walpole Pat Howe not telling some one off John Coffey without freckles Jane Hopewell being short Harrictte Lovell getting in at 9:00 p.m. Barbara Wilcox not a musician Pat Stack with her dates(!!) straight Larry Sullivan a Yankee fan Allan Randall not looking at Colleen in English Barb Simonds with no ability to draw Barb McGuirk not spending hours in Room 22 Ann Hawks taking vitamin pills Florence Yates keeping peace in the Junior Class Dorothy Newcity without a Herbert Tarreyton Jean Porter without Barb Scanlon Audrey Kangas a man hater Regina Rushton just imagine A1 Bousquet — “Mr. Touchdown” Ralph Hodgkins — “Hot Rod Race” Frances Lorange — “You Call Everybody Darling” Joyce Wheeler — “Sweet Temptation” Florence Yates — “So Tired” Allan Randall — “I’ll Sail My Ship Alone” Eddie Rock — “I Want To Be Loved” Regina Rushton — “All of Me” Mary Ellen Slobodnjak — “Third Man Theme” Dotty O’Connor — “Pretty Baby” Joan Etter — “Little Girl” Claire Baldasaro — “Money Is the Root of All Evil” Eugene Fontaine — “Two Loves Have I” Pat Howe — “The Army Air Corps” Raymond Blake— “Lazybones” Henry Denno — “Pass Around the Bottle” Margaret Crotty — “I Want To Be The Only One” Tony Ponessa — “Freight Train Blues” Ray Aumand — “I Am Loved” Larry Sullivan — “Take Me Out To The Ball Game” John Coffey — “For He’s A Jolly Good Fellow” Dwinell Moulton — “Ring, Ring De Banjo” Richard Halladav — “So Long Sally” Larry Switzer — “Sunday Driving” William O’Connor — “Just Another Kiss” George McMennamin — “If” George Kenney — “Your Breaking My Heart” Merrilyn DeRose — “Five Foot Two” Barbara Bullock — “Why Does It Get So Late So Early’ Jane Hopewell — “The Roving Kind” PICTURE LOIS tin instead of WOOD PAT why instead of HOWE NANCY sad instead of GAY ANN robins instead of HAWKS ANNA day instead of KNIGHT EDDIE stone instead of ROCK PAT pile instead of STACK JEANNE bell-boy instead of PORTER BARBARA article instead of STOREY JOYCE carrier instead of WHEELER EDDIE tax instead of LICENSE WALTER bluebell instead of TARBELL FEE sheddin’ instead of MOULTON JOHN tea instead of COFFEY ELLEN were London instead of PARRIS CONNIE new stone instead of OLBRYCH DOTTIE old town instead of NEWCITY RICHARD Bills instead of WILLIAMS To A Senior Blessings on thee. Senior dear, If you pass the course this year. You’ll De marching up the aisle. On your face a happy smile. The theater’s front seats you will take The honor students will orate While in suspense you sit and wait. Your name is called; it’s seemed an age; You walk that mile across the stage. Now your diploma you’ll receive; They shake your hand and then you leave. At last your troubles are all o’er. This is what you’ve waited for; But you will walk away in tears. What’s to come in future years? Betty