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

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FOREWORD We trust that this, the Sev- enth Volume of “The Sampler”, will serve as a happy reminder of the days spent at Bellows Falls High School and the pleasant associations which have been made during our school life. If we have accomplished this, then the efforts of “The Sampler” staff and the class of 1937 have not been in vain.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword 4 Staff 5 Dedication 5 Prologue 5 Faculty 6 Class Officers 8 Class Motto 8 Class Colors 8 Class Flower 8 Senior Chapel 9 Who’s Who 1« Senior Knocks 15 Senior Notables 19 Senior Inventory ‘JO Just Imagine! 21 Local Melodics -21 Salutatory 22 How to Study the Vocations—Third Honor 22 Self-Analysis—Fourth Honor 24 Sources of Study of Occupations— Fifth Honor 25 Valedictory 26 Class History 26 Class Will 28 Class Prophecy 29 Football 31 Boys’ Basketball 31 Girls’ Basketball 32 Hockey 32 Tennis 32 Baseball 32

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T II E S A M P L E R STAFF 5 Editor-in-chief..............................................Kathryn Kelley Assistant Editors:...........................................Katherine Griffin Michel Jurkoic Shirley Carver Business Manager.............................................John Keefe Assistant Business Manager...................................William Kolasky DEDICATION' We, the Class of 1937, grate- fully dedicate this, the Seventh Volume of the Senior Sampler, to Mr. Osborn who has given his helpful and willing assistance to us in the making of it, and also for the many things he has done for us in this, our Senior year. PROLOGUE First, we wish to thank Miss Judd for her per- mission to publish our Sampler. Next, we wish to thank Mr. Osborn, for his cheerful assistance and co-operation. To the members of the Senior Class our thanks go for their help in giving the informa- tion needed for our book. Last, but not least, we wish to thank those who buy our Sampler, and everyone who has helped in any way to make the book a success. Editor