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

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS B. Gallagher E. lvloutgozuery R. Lesso EXECUTIVE COUNCIL .... H. B. Dickinson, G. Kell, E. Heath, T. Jacobs, J. Corliss, G. B. C T101

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cleverly arranged with small tables seating four people. The supper was served in buffet style and proved to be a very festive occasion. The Senior Play, Spring Fever by Glen Hughes, was presented May 19 and 20. The play was well staged and proved to be a great success. The cast was as fol- lows: lNIrs. Spangler, the landlady, .lanice Tracy Mrs. Purcell, Anne's mother, Sylvia Guay lNIr. Purcell, Anne's father .. Alton Rankin Anne, Howard's heart interest, Mildred Macy Lou, a journalist student . . hlyrle Corrigan Vivian, Vic's heart interest, Ruth Grcenough Aunt Maude, Howard's spinster Aunt, Florence Cunningham Howard, a college student . . Charles Regan Vic, a young artist ........ Robert Lessor Ed, a chemistry student . . . Richard Thwing Prof. Bean, a zoologist .... Russell Keeler Pres. Dixon, president of the college, Ralph Rushlow As the fourth and last year drew to a close, the explorers viewed with pride the result of their years of labor. They found at last what they had been striving for-a genius, in fact, several of them, and all the class was passable. Principal Dickinson ex- pressed his approval and praised the teach- ers for their excellent work, He predicted that their names would be written in history along with those of their discoveries. SETTLEMENT This is perhaps tl1e most difiicult period to describe. ln these rapid and disturbing times nothing remains settled for long, but it appears that the Class of 1938 was urged to stay in this country to which they had come four years previous to be discovered. Here they had remained to be explored and are now ready to be settled. They have all chosen their vocations. Each is destined to become distinguished and honored through- out tl1e land. Among them are the doctors, lawyers, big business minds, philanthropists and what- llave-youis of the years to come. Perhaps among them are those who are destined to become explorers of those young and eager minds which await discovery and training for citizenship in the life of our great country. APPPINIJIX 1 It has been said by some of their best friends that this history is ambiguous and not written as it happened. But they say it is their history and they wrote it to suit themselves. APPENDIX 2 In closing they wish to say that they, in their far from humble opinion, believe that the Class of 1938 will be remembered by tl1e faculty of Bellows Free Academy and by the people of St. Albans as i'That wonder- ful Class of 193S . l9l

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GREEN KEY . . GGLD GREEN KEY-STANDING: W. Lelnnah, G. Kell, F. Corliss, E. Mont gomery, C. Preston, G. Doubleday, J. Swainbank. GOLD KEY-SITTING: P. Sullivan, L. Norris, O. Greene, M. Corri gan, B. Gallagher, G. Baker, S. Guay. llll