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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SHIRLEY PHELPS ALLEN College Shirt “If 1 cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way” Band 1, 2; Senior Hop 3; Football Formal 4. Shirley is one of the smallest girls in the class. However, her size in person is no parallel to her size in personality and friendliness. Shirley’s name, beginning with “A”, has put her at the head of the class, and she really rates “A” amongst us. Her pleasing manner would put her on top if her name began with “Z.” We know you will be a grand success Shirley. Good luck. RAYMOND JOHN AUMAND Commercial Tubber “Learn all the rules, every one of them, so that you will know how to break them” Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4. All of us, at one time or another, have seen Ray speeding around in his blue Chevie. Many mornings it’s used as a taxi! He made out very well this year as a star on the football team and as an asset to the basketball team. Ray is a ladies’ man, one lady’s, we might add. He’s a swell sport and an all-around good guy. CLAIRE BEATRICE BALDASARO Commercial Claire “A face that cannot smile is never good” Special Glee Club 1; Spotlight Club 3, 4; Sophomore Party 2; Junior Party 3; Freshman Reception 4; Football Formal 4; Play Nite 3; Senior Play 4; Monitor 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Home Room Representative 2; Girls’ State 3; Senior Sampler 4. Claire is that short, dark lass who takes all our money. As all the Seniors know, she is our class treasurer. She keeps things rolling at Cray Chevrolet, too. How she still finds time to play the accordian is a mystery to all of us. Claire represented us well at New Hampshire Girls’ State last year. Can you picture her as a Senator?!! Claire possesses many qualities which will make her a success in life. RAYMOND JOHN BLAKE Civic Johnnie ”1 cannot afford to waste my time by making money ” Freshman Basketball 1. Ray came to us from Kurn Hattin as a freshman. A very shy and bashful fellow, he has taken up very few activities in school, but did have an interest in basketball his freshman year when he made the squad. Expecting to go to college somewhere, Ray’s real ambition, confined at present to just a collection of ship models, is to become a naval construc- tion engineer. Not much of a girls’ man, he does join in the fun when the time calls for it. Best of luck, Ray. ALPHONSE WILLIAM BOUSQUET Civic M “Early to bed, early to rise, and you'll meet few of our best people” J. V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; j. V. Basketball 2, 3; Base- ball 3: Football Formal 4. Here’s that good-natured fellow with a smile for everyone. Being late two out of five days a week, he still manages to have a cheerful smile, even for Mr. Osborn. The other three days are close, but he generally wins out. You can’t blame Al; it’s a long walk from 17 Westminster Street. We nearly lost him when Co. E left for Virginia, but he was fortunate enough to be deferred. In sports Al was a great help to Coach Hadley. As for his night life, it would take two or three pages, especially those trips to Claremont. Good luck in the future.