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

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TIIE SAMPLER 13 KATHRYN KINIRY Commercial Katty Xoltody lores me. I'm going out in the garden and eat a iroo'y worm Basketball, 4; Senior Bazaar, 4. Katty certainly knows how to guard her man—both on and off the basketball floor. It's amazing how one can be so devoted to basketball or does the coach of the Charleston Junior High team influence your preference, Katty? After seeing him, we don’t blame you in the least. THOMAS KINIRY General Tommy Eyes ran speak, and eyes can understand Football, 4, .‘1, 4: Basketball, 1. 4; Interclass Basketball, 8, 4; Baseball manager, 3; Assembly Program Committee 4; School Column, 3; President of A. A.. Treasurer of Junior Class and Senior ('lass. “Competition” heads Tommy’s vocabulary. He is another of the boys who don’t exactly cherish the word Springfield.” The urge to save paper doesn’t seem to impress Tommy in the least, or do you write those notes on used paper? Whatever kind it is, they put the meaning across excellently. FRANCIS KISSKLL (ieneral Kissell Serer trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you Basketball, 3, 4; Football, 4; Baseball, 3, 4; Interclass Basketball, 3, 4: Senior Bazaar, 4; Stage helper Play Night. 4. Kissell is a living example of the adage, Still Water Runs Deep.” He has congeniality, athletic ability, and seems to enjoy the company of boys rather than the fair sex. RICHARD LESIJRE Commercial Dick There's music in the air Dramatics, t; School Column, 4; Kid Makes I’p His Mind.” 4; Senior Bazaar, 3. “ Music, Maestro, please, is Dick’s cue. Although he’s not seen around much, we hear he doesn’t do so badly. Besides making himself famous with his smooth arrangements of sweet jazz, he is to be congratulated for carrying off one of the honors. JOHN McGINNISS College Prep. Buddy Though he be but little, he is fierce Interclass Basketball, 1; Chairman, Spotlight Club, 4; Ring Committee, 3: School Column, 3; Vice President A. A., 4; (’lass President, 3, 4; Roman Ban- quet, 1. Class president and most popular boy equals Buddy. What’s between him and that girl from Keene? We would say only the mileage A certain senior girl seemed to attract him but then the word “Springfield stepped in once again. The Navy is getting a swell kid” when they get Bud, and we wish him the best of luck.

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12 THE SAMPLER THOMAS HAYES College “Tommy” “ Be a little on your guard, lie member, he in an actor” Basketball, .‘I, 4; Football, 8, 4; Interci ass Basketball, 8, 4; Spotlight Club, 4: Bond Dance, 8; School Column, 8; “Elmer,” 8; “Nobody Sleeps,” 4; “Jacob Comes Home,” 4; Windham-Windsor County Oratorical Champion, 8: Best Actor Award, 4. Tommy is our best actor and proved it in “Jacob Comes Home.” On the day before warnings arc sent out you can usually find Tommy making up about 5 or 10 experiments and several English practices. Shouldn’t spend ?o much time in Gageville, Tom. SHIRLEY HILLIARD General “Skirl” “Anywhere, anywhere out of the world” Glee Club, 1, 2. Shirley, does school really bore you as much as it seems to? Or isn’t that the :eiaon why you want to “get away from it all?” Could it have anything to do with “a guy named Joe?” Never mind,- we understand, perfectly. CLARA JCRKOIC Commercial “C'uckie” “General notions are generally wrong” Glee Club, 1; Senior Bazaar, 4; School Column, 4. Like Peanuts, Clara’s right hand man, Clara’s continually “tor- mented by the teachers for her uncontrollable tongue. Maybe if you saved some of this energy you could get caught up in your typing, Clara; but then Miss Santamaria would be lost without her every nitc after school,—or would she?! ARLINE KARPINSKI College “Nelea” “ Kissing is the hey of lore” Basketball, 4; Spotlight Club, 8, 4; Junior Prom, 8; School Column, 8, 4; “Elmer, 8; properties, “Nobody Sleeps” and “The Kid Makes l'p His Mind,” 4. The puzzling girl from North Walpole. (We think a certain senior holds the limelight in her life.) It’s quite an advantage to be a friend of the family, especially when it’s the right family. If anyone wants dancing lessons just con- sult Nelca. We’re sure she’ll be obliging. JEAN ANN KENNEALLY General “Jean Ann” “ hold he lores me best that is called “ Tom ” Junior Prom, 8; Senior Bazaar, 4. The girl who seems to have “ Love Trouble” for a middle name. Things always turn out right in the end, though. The “local boy” seems to occupy most of her time and the rest is spent writing letters, we mean A letter. Those looks that pass from him to her in Room 11 solve the problem.

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14 THE SAMPLER CONSTANCE MAYNARD Commercial “Connie” “ Practice what you preach ” Opera House Committee, 8; Senior Bazaar, 4; “The Kid Makes Up His Yind,” 4. This year the Tournament seems to have been a source of good luck for many of the seniors. Or are we talking out of turn, Connie? From all re- ports. it appears that you have a very systematic routine worked out by mail. HELEN MOORE Commercial “Mickey” “ Can one lore twice?“ Interclass Basketball, 1, 8, 4; Bowling Team, Dramatic Club, 2, 4; Social Science Club, 1; (ilee Club, 1: Senior Hop, 8; School Column, 4; Assist- ant Property Manager, 4; Sampler, 4. A personality takes a person a long way and Helen possesses one. When- ever there’s work to be done, Helen is always around. “Chemistry teachers” appeal to her in a big way since the performance of the Junior ('lass plav on “Play Nii lit.’’ THOMAS MOORE College “Tommy” “A generous Itofilc amt a lore some she. Are the only joys made for me. Junior Prom, 8; (dee Club, 8; Football, 8, 4; Baseball, 8, 4. Some day we’re afraid Tommy will die in the middle of a sentence, he talks so slowly. He talks, period. Whelan’s attracted his attention fora while but now it seems to be H. P. Hood’s. The seventh period English class should know the history of V. A. through and through. If they don’t, it’s not Tommy’s fault. EDITH MURPHY General “Rusty” “One word alone is at! that strikes the ear, One short, pathetic simple word “Oh dear! For a girl who just came here this year she’s made a lot of friends. Per- haps it’s her red hair, or her pleasing personality. How’s the typing coming along. Rusty? TH ER ESA N A RCIEWICZ Commercial ” Resa ” “ Thy modesty is a cand’e to thy merit ” Typist for Sampler Board, 4. Here’s a girl who knows all the answers. She knows anything from the A B (”s to translating “Beowulf” by— er—see. we can’t even remember who wrote it but we bet she can. She’s also the most modest girl in the class by an almost unanimous vote.