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

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12 T II E S A M P L E R DANIEL BROSNAHAN General “Danny” “Hr often burns the midnight oil, Hut, sad to say, ‘tis not for toil.” .1. V. Football, Basketball 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, .3; Baseball I; Proin 3; Bazaar 4. Never a care in the world, the least of all about books or studying. How- ever, Danny was a hard worker on the gridiron and the basketball court. Holder of the title “best dressed boy”, Danny now wears what every well- dressed man of the day is seen in—a uniform. His is a navy blue one. WILLIAM BURROWS General “Bill” “Hr thinks too much—such men are dangerous.” Football 4; Baseball 4. A newcomer this year, hailing from the busy metropolis of Walpole. He did his share during the football season, but as a rule, we see little and hear less of this tall fellow. Maybe it’s due to his quiet ways that he attracted the opposite sex. GRACE BUSHWAY Commercial “Grade” “ A still tongue makes a irise head.” Bazaar 3; Sampler Typist 4; School Column 3, 4. Whenever you’re looking for (iracie, your first stop should be Typing Room, for that's where she spends a lot of her time. Besides acquiring that typing ability Grace was one of the luckier ones to acquire a man in B. F. who even braved the dark tunnels in North Walpole just to see her. BERNICE BUZZELL General “Buzz” “Without men or music, life, irould be a mistake.” Interclass Basketball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Octette 2, 3, 4; Hop 3; Prom 3; School Column 3, 4; Viennese Serenade 3. A regular girl-about-town, that’s Bernice. Following in her sister’s footsteps, she sang her way though school as a member of the octets. Bernice can also hold her own on the dance floor and her favorite argument is on dance bands she knows them all. GLADYS CAREY Commercial “Gladys” “Can nothing rouse thee up?” Behind that gay smile and friendly manner is lean, lanky Gladys. Ask her anything and you’ll get an answer (eventually). Although she lives on a farm and spends much of her time there, you can see her the rest of the time in Typing Room, sighing, “I’m just a slave to a typewriter.”

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T II E S A M PLEH 11 MAX BLISS General “ Marie' A good line in the shortest distance between tiro dates. Glee Club 1; Prom 8; “Antic Spring” 4; Dramatics 8; Skiing 1, 3; J. V. Basketball 1, 3; J. V. Football 1, 3; Although Maxie made a perfect younger brother in “Antic Spring”, don’t let his size fool you he gets around. Although bridge architecture may be a little out of his line, look at the start he made in North Walpole! What’s the idea, Max? Think the town needed a little remodeling?—You made a good start, anyhow!! STEVEN B0BR0WSK1 General Stash Empty barrels make more noise. Wonder what Steve does when he goes to Boston so often. It can’t be just to learn how to sell meat. Steve prides himself on being a man and even has that kind of vocabulary—but ask him about “fainting” when a bevy of girls dropped into see him—“I didn’t faint”, he insists, “1 just passed out.” Over girls, Steve? MARION BODINE College Preparatory “ Marion” “ laughed, and danced, talked and sung” Interclass Basketball 1, 2; Prom 3; Bazaar I; Opera House Committee 3; Prompter—Three’s a Crowd; School Column 4; Sampler Board 4. We hope Marion doesn’t have to work as hard for real kisses as she did for theonesat the beach last year. Shemust have looked cute runningaround on the roof for those candy kisses. We hear she is making sure that all Bud’s and her letters are written in long hand. No more of those notes in short hand for her. They weren’t as private as she ever thought! MARY BODINE General Mary There is mischief in this female. Interclass basketball 1; Varsity 2, 8, 4; Prom 3; Hop 3; Opera House Com- mittee 3; School Column 3. For a staunch friend there’s never a one better, and for pure nonsense, there’s never a more capable one to give it to you. Maybe that s why she s so devoted to Bob Hope. Talking is usually no effort for Mary, but try to get her to tell you about the time she got caught in a revolving door in New York City. CONSTANCE BOURASSA General Connie What, nceer'i Well—Hardly ever. Interclass Basketball 1; Glee Club 4; Dramatics Club 4. 8; Sampler Typist 4; School Column 3; Wcathervane Elopes 4. When it takes Connie two hours to say “Goodnight”, Jimmy must have that extra something, or maybe she’s telling him a new wise-crack. How that girl can drive, at least that’s what she says she’s doing at the time. It’s usually a toss-up as to which side she’s driving on ami it’s anybody’s guess if she’ll make the corner.

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THE S A MP LE R 18 CLARE CONDON General “Conga” “Why hurry—what's the use?” Glee Club 1; School Column 3. Hubert said he used to go up to see Larry, but we wonder? If the post- man could read (Mare’s letters he’d get quite an education we did! Short- hand and cioer seem to be her bad points—and “ my hair”, she wails—cheer up. “Conga” we all have our troubles. ROSEMARY CRAY General “Rosie” “A quiet mind is richer than a crown.” Rosie is the one kid who should be applauded for her fine courage and spirit. In spite of a terrific handicap, she went through high school with Hying colors. We are all prouo to have her as a classmate, and wish her all the luck in the world! JOHN CRYAN General “Johnny” “lie trudged a'ong, unknowing what he sought. And whistled as he went, for want of thought.” Baseball 2: Foot hall 3, 4: Band 1, 2; Prom 3; School Column 3; Patrol 3, 4. Saxtons River seems to hold quite an attraction for John yes, she really is an attraction. Too bad she has to come from such a distance, makes it kind of inconvenient. CATHERINE DA MORS General “Caftie” “Because is a woman's reason.” Bazaar 4; School Column 3, 4. Catherine is one of the so-called quiet girls in the class but ask anyone from over the river about her and they might not say “quiet” when they de- scribe her. We hear Cattie broke a chair at one of their parties. What were you doing, (’attie? JEANNE DAVIS General “Jeanne” “Courting and wooing. Bring dallying and doing.” Glee (Mub 1, i, 3. 4; Viennese Serenade 2; “The Grand (Miam’s Diamond’ 4; School Column 3. Jeanne never has to worry about walking alone, she has a constant com panion or maybe he’s a bodyguard whatever he is, he certainly does a good job of keeping Jeanne from being lonely.