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

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s r H ESA M P L E R CLASS DAY TrKSDAY, JI NE IS, 11)50 Processional............ Master of Ceremonies.. Music................... Presentation of Awards Music....... ( lass I list (’lass Prop Music....... Class Will. ( lass (lifts Music Presentation of Yearbook..........................................................Joan King Acceptance of Yearbook...........................................................Mr. Holland Moving up of Classes......................................................................... (’buss Song.................................................................................. School Song.................................................................................. Recessional...................................................................School Orchestra ory...................................................... Frances Kissel hecy....................................................Constance Reals ......................................................Evelyn Chisamore ........................................................ Anthony Jurkoie PROGRAM ................... .School Orchestra ...................... Anthony Jurkoie CLASS SOXC. rune: “Memories” Memories, memories of our high school days We will think of all our friends as we go our way. We are glad, yet so sad To think that we must leave. Oh! Bellows Falls High Our love will not die For our Old Alma Mater dear. High school days fun and play, we’ll lay them all aside. In our future, school or work, we now must reside. We have thought of the day When we would graduate. The class of fifty Will bring fame to thee Dear old Bellows Falls High. RACHEL MATHERS

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'I ill ; S A M P L I l II WHO’S WHO RALPH ANTHONY ANDOSCA Civic A lovesomc she is I he only joy for me. Malyh Basketball 1; Sophomore Nile 2; Junior Prom 3; Freshman Reception 4; ( lass President 2. This is the popular fellow with the wavy hair who seems to make a hit with both sexes. In class as well as out, he has the enviable gift of keeping his schoolmates in stitches. Few of us will ever forget Ralph’s Sociology class. Some Fun! Although he may not be in the same class as Einstein, lie’s smart enough to be happy! Luck in the future, Ralph! ! PATRICK JAMES BA LHASA lt ) Merchandising Patsy IIell is cm ply all. the devils arc here. Junior Varsity Football 3; Junior Varsity Baseball 2, 3; Play Nile t; Spotlight Club 4. Coming from North Walpole and nearing the home stretch, is this coura- geous young man who walks a “country mile” to school every morning, well, nearly every morning. Active in several phases of school life, he stars on the baseball diamond as well as on the stage. Quite a man with the ladies too, we hear, as well as being a member of the National (iuard. As you might guess, lie leads a busy life. Knowing you’re a fast worker, Patsy, here’s to the future! ! JANE FRANCES BARBER Civic Jam Lije is trlial you make it. Spotlight Club 1. ‘2. It, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2; Freshman Party 1: Sophomore Nite 2; Junior Party It; Junior Prom 3; Senior Hop 3; Football Formal 4; Freshman Reception t; Home Room Secretary 1; (lass Treasurer 2; “Who Says Can’t?” 2; New England Dramatic Festival 1; Librarian 2, 3, 4. Whether it’s a dance, a party, or just an afternoon with the kids, Jane's laughter and wise remarks really keep things going. She’s one of those tall girls who makes us all admire her height. Jane has answered the calls for help when formals or plays were being put on. All this adds up to a friendly, well- liked girl who will be a success in whatever she attempts. ELIZABETH ANN BARNES Civic Hetty The silent girl is I lie best to listen to. Home Economics ('lull 1, 2, 3; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Monitor 4. Betty might be termed the quietest girl in the class of I960. However, she’s a good one to have around in time of need, for she reaches out a helping hand to you, whether it’s to carry a book or lend a cent or two. It seems that her two main hobbies are baby-sitting and knitting. A good combination for later life, eh, Betty? We, the class of 1950, wish you luck in your future.