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

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THE SAMPLER Mr. Richard Streeter Springfield College. B.S. Biology. Gen. Science, Varsity and J.V. Basketball Windswept, wavy hair — sharp sport coats and string ties — “deaf ears” to the pleas of the fans — “All I want is the fundamentals, no hook shots, no behind the back passes, just the fundamentals.” — sly, sarcastic wit. Miss Roxie Jean Talbert University of Vermont Jr. High Social Science and General Science, World History A fascinating example of neatness — democracy in the classroom — one of Jr. High’s loyal supporters — “We’ll continue our work — scatter pins and earrings. Miss Catherine A. Wilcox University of Vermont A.B., Ed.M., M.A. Causa Honoris Latin, English, Latin Club, Social Coordinator Tall, stately and sincere — a bunch of flowers pinned on her lapel — “Don’t you think so?” — Proud adviser of “her” Latin Club — a never-to-be-forgotten friend to all. 11

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THE SAMPLER Mr. Walter J. Olbrych Northampton Commercial College Commercial Tweed jackets — We’ll get back to that part later” — swinging his horn-rims — a rifle and his hound — pre-school sessions in Dan Brown’s office.” Mrs. Thelma Quinn University of Vermont, A.B. Junior High Mathematics Best summed up by her three boys — a true junior high “mother” — classic simplicity — saves the day musically for junior high assemblies — candid opinions fearlessly voiced. Mr. George Sanders Keene Teachers College, B.E.; University of Pittsburgh Distributive Education, Driver Training, Baseball, Asst. Football Coach Temper that goes with his hair — bow’ ties — second year “professional” skier — stern coach of the diamond squad — hearty laugh. Miss Catherine Santamaria Salem Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; Boston University, Ed.M. Commercial. Monitors Tidy salt and pepper hairdo — Be sure to get to your posts on time” — keeps a watchful eye on the monitors — proficient typist — enlightening sense of humor. Mr. Richard Sprague Bowdoin College, B.S., Trinity College, M.A. History, S.A.B., Tennis Bright grin — “Kinda fun!” — a true Vermonter through and through — able guide of School State — gray sport coat and a plaid tie — “We’ll just salt that away and let it season for awhile.” 10

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THE SAMPLER CO-WORKERS MR. DAN BROWN Janitor Jovial favorite of everyone. MRS. MAJELLA BUCKLEY Secretary to the Principal Good-natured friend to all. MRS. N. RICHARD BUTLER Secretary to the Superintendent Quiet but friendly. MR. ALAN RANDALL Janitor Our grinning clean-up man. 12