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

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G THE S A MP LE R FACULTY Mr. Natt B. Burbank Superintendent University of Yt., A. B. Columbia University, A. M. M iss Catherine M. Madigan Home Economics University of Vermont, B. S. Columbia University, M. A. Miss Jessie A. Judd Principal Latin Smith College, A. B. Miss Delta A. Collins L'. S. History Social Science Economics Boston University Mr. Robert L. Douglas Mathematics Science Ancient History University of Maine, B. A. Mr. Sherman P. Fogg Physical Education University of Wisconsin, B. S. Mr. N orman R. Golding Mathematics University of New Hampshire, B. S. Mr. Vernon P. Hancock Science Northeastern, B. E. E. Boston University, M. Ed. Mr. William E. Hanlon Spanish Geography Dartmouth, A. B. Miss Anna Hennessey English Keene Normal School Mr. Leonard B. Holder Mathematics Mount Allison, B. S. Boston University, Ed. M. Mr. Donald F. Kellogg English Colby College, B. A. Mrs. Fenwick Leonard Art M iss Harriet Newell Physical Education Arnold College, B. S. Mr. Walter J. Olbrych Office Practice Business Practice Typing Northampton Commercial College Mr. Henry B. Osborn French Brown University, Ph. B. Mr. Thornton S. Pitcher History Social Science Clark University, A. B. M iss Catherine E. Santamaria Stenography and Typing Mass. State Teachers’ College, B. S. in Commercial Education Mr. Richard B. Smith Manual Training University of Vermont, A. B. The Stout Institute, B. S. Miss Emily R. Stewart Music Wheaton College, A. B. State Teachers’ College, B. S. E. Mr. Paul W. Sykes English Mathematics Trinity College, B. S. M iss Muriel L. Varnum Dean of Girls English University of Maine, A. B. Miss Catherine A. Wilcox Latin Skidmore College, S. B. University of Vermont, A. B.

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8 THE SAMPLER CLASS OFFICERS President..................George Sawyer Secretary..................Claire O’Brien Vice-President..........Benjamin Hartwell Treasurer..................Richard Dexter CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO Green and white Nothing great is lightly won CLASS FLOWER CLASS DAY White rose Tuesday, June 13, 1939 SENIOR CHAPEL Scripture Reading Lord’s Prayer Ilymn Class Prophecy Address to 1 'ndergraduates Presentation of class day honors Athletic Awards Moving up of classes Class Song School Song CLASS SONG To the tune of The Vagabond” by Noble Cain From Music of Many Lands and Peoples, by special permission of the publisher, Silver Rurdett Company All too swift the days have passed. Days of joy and sorrow. Friendships made which long will last Far beyond the morrow. Teachers wise and classmates true. We will ne’er forget them. Side by side we journeyed thru; Now at last we leave them. All our hopes and joys and aims. They shall perish never. Memories of high school days. All shall last forever. We must look ahead with zest To the world before us. Well prepared to meet the test. Let what may befall us. Jack Dizki