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

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THE CLASS OF 1952 CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO Green and Silver We have countless reasons for failure, but not one single excuse. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose OFFICERS President...............Robert Cowan Secretary.................Helen Hollar Vice-President..........Thomas Reynolds Treasurer.................David Brandon HONOR STUDENTS First............................................. Robert Park Second...........................................William Kinsley Third........................................Florence Blanchard Others, alphabetically arranged Dorothy Bragg Irene Jackman Frances Tolaro Helen Hollar Frances Narkiewicz Marion Welch Jane Stickney 6

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CLASS DAY PROGRAM TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1951 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 Orhcestra . . Robert Cowan Frances Narkiewicz . . . Frances Tolaro . . Irene Jackman . . Robert Cowan William Kinsley ... Mr. Holland School Orchestra CLASS SONG Tune: “The Whiffenpoof Song” All the seats in Room 11, And the books we often shirked; All the teachers who have helped us on our way; The activities we’ve entered, All our triumphs and our woes, We must leave for someone else to hold full sway. Oh, the times we’ve had together And the classes we have shared— English, Chemistry and Typing and the rest— Now are just a fond remembrance For our high school days are o’er, But we’ll all remember B. F. as the best. We’ll never forget your hallowed halls, B. F. High; We’re leaving you now with deep regret, B. F. High; Now our graduation day is due, My how quickly the seasons flew, Farewell, from the Class of Fifty-Two, B. F. High. ROLAND LYFORD 8