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

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MR. WALTER J. OLBRYCH Northampton Commercial College. Commercial sub- jects. Tweed jackets—irrepressible flow of puns— Make a deposit”—a quick retort accompanied by raised eyebrows—pre-school sessions in Dan Brown’s office.” MRS. THELMA QUINN University of Vermont A.B. Latin. Humor-tinged com- ments about her three angels—a congenial smile for everyone—candid opinions fearlessly voiced. MISS CATHERINE SANTAMARl.A Salem Teachers College B.S. in Ed., Boston University Ed.M. Commercial, Monitors. Meticulously set hair— Be sure to get to your posts on time”—brisk distinct enunciation—reliable guardian of precious ledgers and journals. MR. RICHARD SPRAGUE Bowdoin College B.S., Trinity College, M.A. History, Student Advisory Board, Tennis Coach. Just a little extra for the same price”—proud supporter of the New York Times—clothspins (plastic and wooden)—able guide of School State. 13

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MR. RICHMOND JILLSON St. Lawrence University B. A., Potsdam State Teachers College. English. Senior Sampler, Hi! Schooler. Spu- lendid”—Swedish-blond features—after school cote- ries in Room 24—generous with his time for guidance and advice. MR. BURTON W. MARTIN New England Conservatory of Music B.M. Instrumental Music. Master of many instruments—professional trumpeter-bashful grin—''Let’s be quiet on the instru- ments.” MR. GERALD McCARTHY St. Michael’s College A.B., M.A. Driver Training, So- ciology, Phychology, Language. I don’t understand your attitude”—rolling eyes— The bell has rung”— coach of future basketball stars. MRS. DOROTHY JONES Posse-Nissen School of Phvsical Ed.. Temple Univer- sity Physical Education B.S. Girls’ Grach, Physical Education for Girls. Ready for roll call—begin,” subtle sarcasms—trim suits and flats—sharp tweets on the whistle— showers!” 12

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MR. RICHARD STREETER Springfield College B.S. Biology, General Science, Var- sity J.l . Basketball Coach. Siring ties and plaid vests—meticulously placed rows of wavy hair—a fair minded, impartial coach—seriousness tinted with sly, subtle humor. MISS ROX1E JEAN TALBERT University of Vermont. Junior High School Science and General Science, World History. Amusing twinkle in her eyes—unexcelled neatness and politeness—shoes to match every outfit—strict disciplinarian of the Junior High—aquarium by the window. Coffee hour” in Room 28 14