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

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MISS JEAN PERKINS University of Vermont B.S.; Math, Junior High Subjects; Quiet, new mentor of 204 . . . wide variety of shoes, skirts and sweaters. . . . glides through the halls . . . math is her meat . . . pretty honey-colored hair . . . MRS. MARY POLLARD Malden Hospital School of Nursing; Always there when one needs her . . . an angel in white . . . advisor to the FNA . . . works diligently on her various drives ... a commuter be- tween schools . . . MRS. THELMA QUINN University of Vermont B.A.; Latin; Looks out the window for inspiration . . . “Oh, goodness sakes alive!” . . . pet peeve is students saying, “Do we have to?” . . precise enunciation . . . MR. PAGE RILEY New York University B.A.; Keene Teachers College M.Ed.; Mathemat- ics, Biology; Blinks frequently . . . friendly smile and “hi’ for everyone . . . “Alright now, quiet down” . . . ready to help anyone and everyone . . . MR. JAMES PROFETTO University of Bridgeport B.S.; Junior High Subjects, Ass’t Football Coach; Pleasant hello for the monitors . . . master of Junior High “darlings” . . . friend to all . . capable of anything . . . 13

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MR. BURTON MARTIN New England Conservatory of Music B.M.; Instrumental Music; Band. Swing Band. Majorettes, Orchestra; Frequently found with feet entangled in furniture of 314 ... an instru- mental figure in the band . . . “feet on the floor and sit up straight . . . “Let's get with it . . . MR. JOHN McAULIFFE University of Notre Darne B.A.; Co- lumbia Teachers College M.A.; Eng- lish, Ass’t in Publications: “Are you students or animals? . . . trials and tribulations of Jr. Prom . . . helpful to all .. . firm control of study halls . . . heads the newspaper brigade . . . MR. AUSTIN P. NICHOLS Bowdoin College A.B.; Columbia University M.A.; Social Studies, French, English; Cheery smile for all . . . cribbage champ of BFHS . . . seasonal trips to Maine . . . history of college days . . . offenders stand in the corner . . . “Now hear this. MR. GEORGE T. NOSTRAND University of Wyoming B.S.: Sociol- ogy, Psychology, Driver Education, JV Football, J.H. Basketball; Tall — 6'7 . . . good for faculty bas- ketball team . . . new “co-owner of 200 . . . good sense of humor . . . pleasing personality . . . “No talking 'til after the attendance . . . MR. WALTER OLBRYCH Northampton Commercial College; Bookkeeping, Typing, Business Law, Business Training, Cafeteria Ac- countant; “Listen everybody — you may hear something you've never heard be- fore . . . “Write your name and the correct' answers . . . rabbit hunting is his specialty . . . “As we say there's a time and place for everything” . . . sharp green jeep . . . 12

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MR. RICHARD T. STREETER Springfield College B.S. Science; As- sistant Principal; S.A.B. Advisor; Golf; Colorful vests . . . advisor to the S.A.B. . . “How did we get on this subject?” . . . pet peeve is students who don't bring absence slips. MR. TIMOTHY RYAN University of Bridgeport B.S. Mathe- matics; Baseball and Basketball Coach. Proud father of a baby girl . . . claims he smiles only at his wife and daughter . . . dark complexion . . . “Hey, stupid! MISS CATHERINE SANTA MAR IA Salem State Teachers College B.S. Boston University M.Ed. Shorthand; Typing; Office Practice. “Double spacing . . . terrific sense of humor . . . “typewriters quiet” . . . lots of speed tests . . . “What do you mean, you forgot?” . . . beautiful smile . . . MRS. MARY TOOMEY Middlcbury College B.A. Social Stud- ies; English: Sporty clothes . . . terrific person- ality . . . ivell-informed . . . speaks French as well as she does English . . . Still has relatives among the stu- dent body . . . MRS. MARGARETE WETHERELL Rhode Island School of Design B.A. Art; Pretty Grecian appearance . . . pa- tient, quiet and reserved art teacher . . . her pride in progressive students is evident . . . “Let's see a drawing from every one of you before the end of the term . . . 14