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

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MR. LAWRENCE HADLEY University of Wisconsin. Boys’ P. T. Instructor; Foot- ball. Track Coach. Khaki pants and a B.F. jacket—a favorite of all the students— The boys will be out there playing their best, and I'd like to see all of you support- ing them.” MR. ALLISON A. GLEASON Keene Teachers College B.S. Merchandising, Sales. Alright, the buzzer’s buzzed.”— Scrooge McGlea- son,” our efficient overseer of the merchandise money- bags—a permanent smile that wreathes his face. MR. EDWARD GODFREY University of Vermont B.S. Junior High Mathematics. Neatly placed wavy hair—has no trouble keeping the girls' attention in class—conservative joviality—We're glad to have you with us, Mr. Godfrey. MR. NORMAN GOLDING University of New Hampshire B.S. Shop. Booming voice and gentle sarcasms—you're jolly presence has been missed this last half year, Mr. Golding—every- one's hoping to see you back next year. 10

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MRS. ARENA DAMON Burbank Hospital R.N. The typical Lady in White” —on call 24 hours of the day—busy commuter be- tween her numerous schools. r MR. PAULF. DAVIS University of New Hampshire B.S., M.Ed. Science, Mathematics. Chemistry with a twinkle — frequently seen carrying films—a story fitting every situation— emphatic Good Morning” to late comers — In MR. ROBERT DeLANCEY Boston University B.S., Keene Teachers College, Emerson College. English, World History. Lectures seated atop his desk—brown tweed suit—fluctuating temperment—assistant warden in Cell Block 11.” MR. GEORGE DOWHAN St. Michael's College B.A., University of Vermont M.A. Mathematics, Machines, Ski Coach. Sport Jackets and grey flannels—shutter-bug adviser— O.K. now.” —Neat tan briefcase filled with Curtis Drive material. 9

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MRS. ALICE HAWKS Art. Heavily loaded brown briefcase—a readv helping hand to students in many varied projects—dexterous artist. MISS ANN HENNESSEY Keene Teachers College. English. Trim hairdo—en- lightning conversationalist — benevolent smile — an eloquent, unruffled manner—one of our most loyal sports fans. MRS. NANCY HITCHCOCK University of Vermont B.S. Home Economics. Pert skirts and blouses—glowing brown eyes that radiate friendly cheerfulness—our new happy home-maker— All right, girls . . .” MISS ELIZABETH HUNT Middlebury College B.A., Columbia University M.A. Social Science, Guidance. Gee Whiz!”—a friend in need to bewildered sub-Freshmen—files and shelves bulging with cataloges—resolute believer in fair play —hand gestures accompanying her conversation. 11