Bellows Free Academy - Alpha Omega Yearbook (St Albans, VT)

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' 1 hlanaging Ifditor Associate Managing Editor . . . Feature Editor . News Iftlitor Reporters . Sports Iiiditors . Alumni Ifclitor . Exchange Editor . Periscope Ifditors Business IWanager . rlalvcrtising Manager Editorial Stall Editor Goiznox DIQWART . joins Coizuss Mfxizjoxie LI'l l'LlE Vrizczinifx I'UizR1uR . Suvilx IIARRIS R. Colziucmn, sl. DIiIXl'.Xli'l', S. CIIIJXY . . D. SUNniQRL.IxNn, XV. I,I'fNlN.'XILI Business Stall Assistant nltlvertising Nlanager . ,'Xdvertising Solicitor Circulation Manager VIRGINIA l'ilSllliR Pu1i.1P INICVVTON . B. S'1'1aVicNs, B. IARRY I'iDW.XRD Coizuss Cn.xR1.ics Paicsiox . Ro1aicR'r LICSSOR Moirrox Crsuixo Enwm Sixufsox Assistant Circulation Manager - li.XRl'34XR.X fiAI,l,AGlIl2R Faculty Advisers Miss Cu.xxoi,1zR Miss CATLIN Miss Anmis Miss Drxsxioae Miss SFHAYER Entered as second-class matter Dee. 5, 1930, at the post office at St. Albans. Ver- mont, under the Act of March 33 18759. Published eight times a year. October. November. December, January, February. March, April and June, by the students of Bellows Free Academy. Rates: 1 dollar per yearg 15 cents per copy. All business eonnnunications address to Business Manager, Bellows Free Academy. St. Albans, Vt. All other eonimunications to the Managing Editor. Contents V DQEIJICfX'I'ION CLASS IIOEM CLASS HISTORY COMING SOON SENIOR POLL EDITORIALS SENIOR CIRINIDS l'ERISCfOl'E . sb Q ...- 'T ,-is 0 124' Q13 6 11 ,. al X dxf W 3 tial ' Z 4, A l giieggs f V 3 V01 S' V I

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F 1 px H. B DICKINSON VVe can truthfully say that Mr. Dickinson has had marked influence on the young people of Franklin County who for years have come under his guidance in the old St. A. H. S. and now in our own Bellows Free Academy. VVe have found a friend, a counselor and a teacher combined in one person. Dick is that person. For the last twenty-four years, his life has been concerned with the men and Women of to- morrow who have been better prepared for life by the ideals that he has taught them. He has made the years in high school vivid recollections to those who have graduated and himself, a living example. We therefore, dedicate this senior issue of THE lVlERCl'RY to Harry Brockway Dickinson whose life, character, and interest in school activ- ities have made lasting impressions upon our hearts and minds.