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

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Miss Emma Andreae Home Economics, Cafeteria Supervisor Link between practice and application . . . creator of numerous banquets . . . calm, efficient worker . . . trainer of fu- ture housewives . . . “Keep busy, girls ” Iowa State Teachers’ College B.S., University of Wyoming, M.A. Mr. Michael Carelli Vocal Music, Glee Club Enthusiastic guardian of Glee Club . . . sectionals . . . consummate piano player . . . “But you should want more re- hersals!” Boston University B. Mus. Mr. Richard Comtois Vocational Industrial Arts, Ski Club Advisor Seen at the ski area quite frequently . . . strict ruler of the shop area . . . always constructing something for a dance . . . “What size does it need to be?” Wentworth Institute Mrs. Mabel Cotton French Forever pushing up her sleeves . . . piles of “family fun” . . . definite dearth of blackboards . . . “Have you got your big fat notebooks?” University of Vermont Ph.B., Middle- bury College M.A. 8

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SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Hilton C. Holland Participant in numerous conventions . . . guiding hand of our school system . . . one of our future custodians . . . remains in the inner sanctum. Tufts University, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A. PRINCIPAL Mr. Charles C. Davis Performs innumerable tasks . . . familiar voice over the P.A. system . . . talented musician . . . supervisor of nu- merous activities . . . overseer of reams of important papers. University of New Hampshire, B.S.; University of Massa- chusetts, M.S. ASS’T. PRINCIPAL Mr. Richard Streeter S.A.B. Advisor, Golf Suspicious of frequent absentees . . . dry sense of humor . . . ardently supports the cafeteria’s hot lunches . . . willingly monitors if a post is empty. Springfield College, B.S.; University of Vermont, M.Ed. 7

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Mrs. Elizabeth Cox English, Librarian Knows every cubic inch of the library by heart . . . insists on silence . . . comes in from the Grafton hills daily . . . “Are you chewing gum?” New York State College for Teachers, B.A., Columbia Teachers’ College M.A. Mr. Gerald Curcuru Mathematics, Science, Asst. Basketball and Football Coach. Collegiate dresser . . . assistant to any- thing and everything . . . user of re- verse tactics . . . sharp whistle demand- ing silence in study hall . . . packs down the slope . . . “Shape up!” Merrimack College B.A. Mr. Paul Davis Physics, Chemistry, National Honor So- ciety, Faculty Manager of Athletics, Audio-Visual Coordinator Tales of happy Hapgood Place . . . nu- merous discourses on athletics . . . a firm friend of Miss Zilch, Rosco, and Joe Zi- bilski . . . “I don't mean to be sarcastic, but “Turn the algebra crank” University of New Hampshire B.S. and M.Ed., Union College, G.E. Fellowship, University of New Hampshire, National Science Fellowship Mr. Gerard DeSorcie Mathematics, English Foreign ambassador . . . accomplished chess player . . . scholarly outlook on life . . . always finds those careless mis- takes . . . “Have you finished your as- signment?” Columbia College B.A. 9