Bellows High School - Scraps Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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so This years Sophomores have made history by being the first tenth grade In Bellows to umte under one slate of officers This assures an exceptional Hop Perhaps the unusual feature of an almost equal ratio of boys and gurls In the class has been an important influence The Freshmen are now beginning to carry out the plans that they made un their first two years at Bellows In their first year as full fledged hugh schoolers they hold their first important social event The Freshman Tea This year they are also introduced to Algebra Languages and Business sublects and given an opportunity to challenge the upperclassmen nn intramural sports vcr .ln-1

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Q1 1 Flrst Row F Muller M Mayers C Lund I MacDonald G Donaldson N Savage B Jackson L Russo J Westfall Second Row B Mlnlchello J Burchell H Burch R Patterson E Wyckoff V Mandracchla L Stern M Caelho Thlrd Row F Sansone F Klldare D Dahlgren E Van Felt D Fnscher J Magrmo C lawrence Fourth Row J Roberto M Romana M McGllnchey J Costa B Cummings B Welssauer S Guntel G Wellman R Clewarth JUNIORS The class of 51 promises to be successful when nt takes over the tradmonal seat of senlonty Room 32, next year Its enterprnsmg spmt has JA X .C Lfx XJ been demonstrated un speedy orgamzatnon and the fact that by mud December rnngs had been chosen wuth a mmnmum of argument Plans have already been made for an excntmg sprung Prom ' xl?-1' Vvlfffnii --i,-eil 46

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Llllll 31 Feelung more at home after a years experuence the Eughth Graders are planmng ahead not only for their remalnlng years at Bellows but for adult lute as well Gundance conferences and course planmng are a baslc part of the Eighth Grade curriculum Our Seventh Graders have been spending a great deal of tume learmng not only about hugh school life but also about communuty llfe nn their new Socnal Learnungs Course One of thenr biggest problems has been becomnng adlusted to the routine and faster pace at Bellows During the year they have learned our school songs and caught some of our famous spurnt . I R SE - ' 'A l l'is'., LL l W A . .-.,--., W, . Q,