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

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THE SAMPLER 3n itlemoriam MR. HENRY B. OSBORN Beloved by all who worked with him as a fellow teacher, Beloved by all who gained by knowing him as an adviser. He was a source of inspiration to students of his classes. His thoughtfulness, his sincerity, his devotion to detail, his keen sense of humor, his loyalty, his desire to have things right, his booming voice will all be missed, yet long remembered. As a teacher of others he was “like the candle which lights others in con- suming itself.” 4

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THE SAMPLER Dr. N. Richard Butler Northeastern University, Hyannis Teachers College, Ed.M.; Chicago, Ph. D.; D. Sc. (Honorary) Supt. of Schools Contagious, warm-hearted smile — an abundant gift of personality — happy groom of his secretary — ‘‘how are you today!” — proud guide of the new grammar school. Hilton C. Holland Tufts College. B.S.; Columbia University, M.A. Principal, Mechanical Drawing Emphatic hand gestures — meaningful speeches at assemblies — “Move in and take over” — impeccable neatness — unbiased lover of good sportsmanship. Mr. Stanley A. Witt University of Vermont, B.A., M.Ed. Assistant Principal, Mathematics Efficient keeper of attendance — matchless mathematics — “Golly sakes, boy” — deep laughter — confusing questions. Miss Emma Andreae Iowa State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Wyoming, M.A. Home Economics. Cafeteria Quick moving denizen of room 28 — ardent lover of home state, Iowa — firm believer in the basic seven” — I have to start the coffee” — never- to-be-forgotten trip through Europe. Miss Priscilla Bedell University of New Hampshire, B.A.; N. E. Conservatory of Music, Vocal Music; Glee Club Petite music lover — short flashing fingers — “Elbows off the arms of the chairs” — sized-right Nash Rambler — tops in directing music. 6