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

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Mr. LAWRENCE HADLEY — University of Wiscon- sin, B.S. Physical Education, Football, Track. Reserved and soft-spoken . . . Students like to try their best for him . . . amiable ... not easily ruffled. Miss ANN HENNESSEY — Keene Teachers' Col- lege. English, Librarian, Student Employment Di- rector. A faculty member of long good standing . . . con- siderate and generous . . . keeps the library pleasant ... a fine fine lady. Mrs. BETSEY-JANE HILL — University of Vermont, B.S. Algebra, Junior High Subjects. Has a long drive from Brattleboro daily . . . has multifarious clothes . . . very good at concocting Junior High Assemblies . . . returned this year mar- ried to a disc jockey. Miss ELIZABETH HUNT — Middlebury College, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. Social Science, Guid- ance. Petite . . . full of advice for outgoing Seniors . . . keeper of the personal files about all students . . . speaks with her hands . . . ready to help all who are ready to consider advice seriously. 10

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Mrs. MABLE M. COTTON — University of Vermont, Ph.B.; Middlebury College, M.A. French, English. II fait chaud, n'est-ce pas? Ouvrez la fenAre, s'il vous plaft. . . . tales of down south and out on the farm . . . frank . . . likes to joke — as long as everyone did their homework. Mr. PAUL F. DAVIS — University of New Hamp- shire, B.S.; M.Ed., N.S.F. Fellowship; Union College, G.E. Fellowship. Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Re- view Math, Chemistry, Physics, National Honor Society Adviser. A friendly type of sarcasm . . . stories about alumni . . . Don't let this get in the newspapers . . . thinks with his eyes shut. Mr. ALLISON GLEASON — Keene Teachers Col- lege, B.Ed. Sales, Merchandising, Economic Geog- raphy, Consumer Education, Baseball Coach. Giant-sized wave . . . interested in making his kids tops in distributive education ... a singer in his church choir . . . the man who pushes our baseball team. Mr. NORMAN GOLDING — University of New Hampshire, B.S. Business Arithmetic. Familiar to studyhall students os a Firm grip on the back of the neck . . . speaks in a gruff but friendly voice . . . Kiddies! 9

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Mr. JOSEPH JERRARD — Bridgewater State Teach- ers' College, B.S. Junior High School Subjects. Faculty basketball star ... a good sport . . . jus- tice tempered with mercy . . . the new Ezio Pinza. Mr. RICHMOND P. JILISON - St. Lawrence Uni- versity, B.A. English, Sampler Adviser, Director of Publications. Shows concern that students do as much as they are capable of doing . . . believes that to spare the rod is to spoil the child . . . calls people Sister — or Brother. Mr. STANLEY JOHNSON - University of New Hampshire, Plymouth Teachers' College, Keene Teachers' College, B.E. Plane Geometry, Algebra, Mechanical Drawing, Machines and Electricity, JV Tennis, JV Basketball. Sporty tie clasps . . . This will give you a rough idea of what the drawing looks like . . . me- ticulously dressed. Mrs. DOROTHY JONES - Temple University, B.S Physical Education, Girls' Sports. Reputed to have hoards of clothes (especially shoes) . . . friendly but exacting coach . . . Mark time! . . . Miss------, where are your white socks? 11