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

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THE SAMPLER Mr. Norman R. Golding University of New Hampshire, B.S. Shop Keen watchful eye — “What’s going on back there?” — talented car- penter — willing helper — gruff, demanding voice. Mr. Lawrence Hadley University of Wisconsin Boys' P. T. Instructor; Football, Track and Ski Coach Quiet, friendly smile — proud alumnus of these hallowed halls — “the boys will be in there trying their hardest” — a favorite with everyone — training two sons to be future stars. Miss Ann Hennessey Keene Teachers College English Trim hair-do — unmatched politeness — a most ardent sports fan — collector of earrings and “hankies” — helpful advice. Miss Elizabeth Hunt Middlebury College, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. Social Science, Guidance, Library Typical stories for all occasions — an interest in all — Gee Whiz”— constantly carrying the town report — contagious laughter. Mr. George Dowhan St. Michael’s College, B.A.; University of Vermont. M.A. Mathematics, Machines Quiet grin — impressive dresser — easy-going — frequently basketball games — “O. K. now”. doorman at 8

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THE SAMPLER Mrs. Mabel Cotton University of Vermont, Ph.B.; Middlebury College, M.A. French, English Tall friend to all — exuberant “Hello” — “quel temps?” — amusing grin — suede flats — commutes from Drewsville. Mrs. Arena Damon Burbank Hospital, Fitchburg. Massachusetts, R. N. School Nurse The typical “Lady in White” — petal-soft complexion — always loath to share her with the elementary schools — not only gives medicine for aches and pains, but applies well-planned solutions to our financial and personal problems as well — on call twenty-four hours a day — utterly indispensable to the schools in her circuit. Mr. Paul F. Davis University of New Hampshire, B.S., M.Ed. Science, Math, Faculty Mgr. of Athletics. Visual Aids Grinning creator of Joe Zilch” — fastidious mathematician — fre- quently seen carrying films — “The next is . . “in regard to ...” — particular neatness. Mrs. Barbara DeLancey Framingham State College, B.S. Home Ec., Family.Relations, General Science, F.H.A. Expansive, charming smile — helper and adviser to all — “All right, girls” — instigator of F.H.A. — perfectionist in all. Mr. Robert DeLancey Boston University B.S.; Keene Teachers College, Emerson College English Lectures seated atop his desk — quick changing grin — “I can’t hear the play” — talented gymnast — fast talking conversationalist.

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THE SAMPLER Mr. Richmond Jillson St. Lawrence University. B.A.; Potsdam State Teachers College English, Hi! Schooler Swedish-blond features — unannounced quizzes — “terrific” pianist — experiments with tachistoscope — “Govern yourselves accordingly.” Mrs. Dorothy M. Jones Posse-Nissen School of Physical Ed.; Temple University Physical Education, B.S., Girls’ Coach, Physical Education for Girls. Likable laugh — agile athlete — “Ready for roll call; begin” — trim suits and flats — weekends in White River. Mr. Burton W. Martin N. E. Conservatory of Music, B.M. Instrumental Music Tall, straight-standing musician — impressive, white band uniform — talented composer of “Mr. Martin’s Headache — shy smile — “Band schedule number six today.” Mr. Gerald McCarthy St. Michael’s College, A.B., M.A.; Driver Training, Jr. High Coach. Sociology, Psychology. “I don’t understand your attitude” — able attendance taken in Cell Block 11 — coach of the “champions” — inquisitive witticisms “There’s no break between periods.” Mr. John W. Murphy N. E. School of Arts Art Enlightening “Hello” — dexterous artist — copper features — gray gabardine trench-coat — permanent personality. 9