Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May Iune Iune Iune snioz O9 23-English class-Miss Larmon: What books, to quote Bacon, should be devoured? Trumpeted Charles O'Connor: Cook book. 29-Bellows hit parade in assembly. 1-Time March's onl 5-Pupils buy tickets for the opera. Faust come, Faust served. 6-Gruesome details arrive. Is that me? 9-Ann T. must make a habit of eating puns for breakfast! 11-Bellows' Panthers capture Little Three title. 13-Senior Amazons swamp Faculty in annual basketball game. 18-Senior glamour girl falls down back stairs and hurts her pride. How about it, Marion? 19- Tish takes nose dive: finds floor hard. 20-Impressive Easter Assembly Program. 21-Annual spring relief. 31-March changes tradition- Comes in like a lion, goes out like a lion. 1-They can't do this to mel l 2--Thanks, Tish , for your patriotism. 10-Norman O'Connell inquires, What kind of girl is a flighty girl, a flirt? ' 12-Year's work displayed. 15-Baseball squad returns to action. 18-Girls from cooking class arouse appetites in study hall. 21-In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to - - - 25-Double feature. Track and baseball teams triumph. 26-One who sits on tack, better off. Do you agree, Mr. Criswell? 2-Music department thrills audience. 3-The debut of the Iunior High. 10-Iuniors play hosts. 16-I nominate - - - G. O. elections. 29-G. O. scores another dance success. 7-Firecrackers set Seniors on Iunior's trails. 17-Regents week - - - Now or Never! 24-This is where we came in. ,f .4 is F11 QW -I, r .o- I SENOD PLAY W 6 1: -we OPENIN6 OF GRID SEASON. I , Q Q .. L X X MERIT AWADD5 f V, -19 fl Qzuows, mme or 'Tl-E LITTLE -runes. Page 50

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.fad and Uaafanzanf We, the graduating class of 1940, being right in understanding and of sound memory, in regard to our abilities and weakness tif anyl, desiring to set our houses in order, as our last Will and Testament do give, devise and bequeath unto those we leave behind the following: WINNING LOTTERY TICKETS--so the G. O. won't go broke: FLYING HORSES-to amuse the repeaters: A PICKLED APPENDIX-from Guy Ricci to Mr. Daugherty: WAVE SET-the senior boys' secret of getting those waves: POPCORN-5 cents a bag: REPORT CARDS-you get them whether you want them or not: MR. ZIMMERMAN-the only compensation for taking History: SCRAPS-an inspiration for the next yearbook staff: A FOGHORN-so that the sophomores can imitate this year's juniors: A GOOD SENIOR PLAY-now that we are leaving there won't be any more: OODLES OF MIRRORS-to keep the Iuniors girls looking neat-it possible: STRAIGHT IACKETS-for next year's English Four classes: PANES OF GLASS-to replace all windows broken by snowballs: LUCK-it helped us get through: PAID REFEREES-tor a successful '41 basketball team. You'll be needing them: TWINKLING TOES-to the junior High dancing class: FRONT SEAT IN SENIOR ROOM-to any junior who can take it: THE SENIOR CANDY-we've had enough of it: LEGS-to Shorty Geckler to help him get up in the world: BAND UN IFORMS--for next year's musicians to grow into: A GOOD PHYSIOUE-to be used in September for the football team: COLD CREAM-to Mr. McDowell to help remove that ravishing makeup: A STEAK DINNER-to Dr. Burr for those special assemblies: A CAGE-to Mr. Axtell for his Panthers: A CRAZY QUILT-to the sewing class, to remind them of their efforts: AN AUTOMATIGHOMEWORK-DOER-those lazy Iuniors need one: A PRIZE STUDENT-to win the trip to France for Miss Southall: F IF TY CENTS-now Angelo F asola can get a haircut: SOME WIND-to puff out the First Trumpeter's cheeks: RAZOR BLADES-to sprouting Iunior boys: r llflfr 'Cl nv :D 0 U' N