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

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ART The Art and Arts and Crafts departments have been busy with all kinds of drawing, painting and crafts medias. The students creative imaginations have stretched from acrylic pallet knife paintings to two feet by four feet stain glass window designs, to mobiles made out of life savers. In the early part of the year a field trip to the Stratton Mountain Arts Festival was planned which was en- joyed by many students. A spring trip to Boston, an annual event, has also proved to be an enjoyable and educational experience. PASSPORT WORLD MUSIC The Music Department was busy organizing concerts for the school and community. There were three choral groups and in order to be- long to Choral Ensemble, one also had to participate either in Mixed Chorus or Girls Glee Club. To encourage students to participate in music, there were a wide variety of music classes offered, including Music Appreciation. Also on the Music Department’s calendar were a number of exchange concerts and clinics planned for the bands.

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Mr. Pickering, Physical Education — “The security gained through a friend- ship is worth all the loneliness of not having one.” Miss Rodia, Physical Education — “Friendship is like china; dainty, fine and rare — once broken easily mended but the crack is always there.” Mr. Bisbee, Physical Education — “Friendship means having a friend you can totally depend on in good times and bad.” Mr. Brys, Music — “Friendship is re- spect and understanding.” Mr. Henry, Music — “I look for loyalty and dependability in a friend.” Mrs. Wetherell, Art — “A good friend is one who will listen to you when you are blue or disturbed.” Mr. Fawcett, Arts and Crafts — “Friendship and loneliness have much in common.” Mr. Wyman, Industrial Arts — “A good friend should always be willing to help in any situation.” Mr. Comtois, Industrial Arts — “Friends are there when you need them.” Mr. Bliss, Industrial Arts — “There are three faithful friends: an old wife, an old dog and ready money.”

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Mr. Gherson — Attendance Offi- cer — A good friend should be honest, sincere and loyal. Most importantly, a person whom I trust.” Mr. Holton — Grounds Keeper — “Friendship means sharing my experiences and telling my friends my problems.” Mr. Royce — First Custo- dian — “Friendship is to be wanted and enjoyed. It is trust, faith, helpfulness, happiness and honor.” Mr. Russell — Head Cus- todian — “A friend is loyal to you and you must be loyal to him.” Mr. Peschl — Custodian — “Friendship means treating oth- ers as you would like them to treat you.” Mrs. Murray — Matron — “The traits that I find important are concern for others and responsibility.” Missing: Mr. Hodgeman, Custodian.