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

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CLASS DAY TUESDAY. JUNE 12, 1951 ‘PROGRAM Processional........... Master of Ceremonies... Music.................. Presentation of Awards. . Class History.......... Class Prophecy......... Music.................. Class Will............. Class Gifts............ Music.................. Presentation of Yearbook Acceptance of Yearbook. Moving up of classes.... Class Song............. School Song............ Recessional.......... School Orchestra . .. .James Harty Patricia Stack Gerald Hogan Lawrence Sullivan ....James Harty Mary Ellen Slobodnjak ..........Mr. Holland School Orchestra To think of all the fun we’ve had here. The years have passed so swiftly since we've been here, If we had a million chances to start anew, We’d still be coming back to you. Most of our classmates will soon disappear, We probably won't see them for many a year, We’ll cherish fond mem’ries though far we roam Of dear old B. F. High, our own. 1948 we could hardly wait, For 1951 so we could graduate, Together we are happy — apart we’re sad, And now we must be leaving you. Chorus My heart cries for you, Sighs for you, dies for you; And my soul longs for you, Dear old B. F. High. CLASS SONG Tune: “Mu Heart Cries for You In RICHARD WILLIAMS

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FACULTY Mr. Harry N. Montague Superintendent of Schools University of Vermont, B. S., M. Ed. Mr. Hilton C. Holland, Principal Tufts College, B. S. Columbia University, M. A. Mrs. Dorothy M. Jones Physical Education for Girls Posse-Nissen School of Physical Education Temple University, Physical Education, B. S. Mr. Burton W. Martin New England Conservatory of Music, B. M. Miss Pricsilla Bedell Music Supervisor University of N. H., B. A. New England Conservatory of Music Mr. Gerald J- McCarthy Sociology, Psychology, Math, Economic Geography, Driver Training St. Michael's College, A. B., M. A. Miss Virginia M. Brown English, Guidance Boston University, A. B. University of Vermont, A. M. Mrs. Bertha M. Chellis Home Economics. General Science Clark University University of Vermont Keene Teachers’ College, B. S. Mr. James M. Curran General Science, Biology, and Shop University of Massachusetts Princeton University University of Chicago American and International, B. A. Mr. Paul F. Davis Science, Math, Visual Aids University of N. H., B. S., M. Ed. Mr. John W. Murphy Art New England School of Arts Mr. Walter J. Olbrych Commercial Northampton Commercial College Mr. Henry B. Osborn, Assistant Principal French, Spanish, English Brown University, Ph. B. Mr. George Sanders Distributive Education Keene Teachers’ College, B. E. University of Pittsburgh Mr. Richard Sprague U. S. History, Modern History, World History Bowdoin College, B. S. Trinity College, M. A. Mr. Norman R. Golding Shop University of N. H., B. S. Mrs. Thelma M. Quinn Junior High Mathematics University of Vermont, A. B. Mr. Lawrence Hadley Physical Education for Boys University of Wisconsin Miss Mary E. Hagan English Emmanuel College, B. A. University of Maryland Miss Catherine Santamaria Commercial Salem Teachers’ College, B. S. in Ed. Boston University, Ed. M. Miss Roxie Jean Talbert Junior High School Social Science, World History University of Vermont Miss Ann Hennessey English Keene Teachers’ College Miss Elizabeth H. Hunt Guidance, Social Science Middlebury College, B. A. Columbia University, M. A. Miss Catherine A. Wilcox Latin, English University of Vermont, A. B., Ed. M. M. A., Causa Honoris Mr. Stanley A. Witt Mathematics University of Vermont, B. S.

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