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

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MR. LAWRENCE W. HADLEY University of Wisconsin. Boys’ Physical Education, Football Coach, Track Coach. B.J. jacket and suntans—“You threw that block too soon”—a low mono- tone—quiet unassuming manner —friend of all—respect from ev- eryone. MISS ANN M. HENNESSEY Keene Teacher’s College. Eng- lish, Guidance Counselor, Stu- dent Employment Director. Me- ticulous dresser—avid sports fan builds citizens for tomorrow a smile for everyone. MISS ELIZABETH HUNT Middlehury College. A.B.. Co- lumbia I niversity, M.A. Guid- ance Director. Social Science. Guidance is her business—ac- quaints the Freshmen with the new way of life — guardian of scholastic records—a friend when you need one. MR. RICHMOND P. JILLSON St. Lawrence University, B.A. English. Sampler Advisor, School Paper Advisor. “Govern your- selves accordingly.” — Informal sessions after school — those “wonderful” trips to New York —“Vocabulary Lesson V due Fri- day”—“Was this proofread? 10

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MR. PAUL F. DAVIS University of New Hampshire. B.S.. M.Ed., General Electric Sci- ence Fellowship. Science, Mathe- matics. Faculty Manager of Sports. National Honor Society. Audio • Visual Education. Brief case and lunch box “But that’s neither here nor there”—“Thank you” for punctual papers “Don’t apologize” Chief disbursing of ficer in the locker room. MR. GEORGE DOWHAN St. Michael’s College, A.B., Uni- versity of Vermont, M.Ed. Math- ematics, Mechanical Drawing, Camera Club. “I’ve told you ‘umpteen’ times”—“Did I tell you about . . .” Magistrate of me- chanical drawing — “Knock it off.” MR. ALLISON A. GLEASON Keen Teacher’s College, B.Ed. Distributive Education. Baseball Coach. “Take a walk”—habitual grin—constantly telling jokes— diminutive diamond strategist “The buzzer’s buzzed”—combina- tion of light jackets and dark pants. MR. NORMAN GOLDING University of New Hampshire. B.S. Mathematics gruff voice “cut it out”—“What?” A color- ful figure in everyone’s school life - coal black hair—once owner of the shop, but now co-owner of room 13. 9

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MRS. DOROTHY JONES Posse Nissen School of Physical Education; Temple University. B.S. Girls’ Physical Education. Girls’ Sports. Shoes for every outfit — anxious coach—“What’s your excuse?”—lost without her showers—aske her how she feels about the new locker rooms “Really girls.” MR. ROBERT KENNEY Keene Teacher’s College, B.Ed.. Industrial Arts. Camera shy—a helping hand to anyone—uphold- er of diversity in Yuletide spirit —clever sign saying “If you have nothing to do. don’t do it here” — collar and coat open — new guardian of the shop. MR. FRANCIS L. LAMBERT Keene Teacher’s College. B.Ed.. English. History. The newcomer with t h e briefcase — “Let’s straighten out” — daily school kindergarten for wayward Frosh — numerous war episodes — “I want it quiet now.” MR. Bl RTON W. MARTIN New England Conservatory of Music, B.M., Instrumental De- partment. “Let’s hear your A”— bashful grin—master of many in- struments—avid supporter of the new band room. 11