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

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Mr. Albert Fletcher Social Science, English, Football, Track Year round training for track team . . . reconstructed the Alamo . . . junior high favorite . . . our strongest supporter at the Windsor game . . . our own Arnold Stang . . . “Shut up or I'll give you 100 extra sit-ups!” Williams College A.B. Mr. Donald Gaudreau U.S. History, Modem History, School State Advisor Partial to flat bottomed boats . . . Junior Prom headaches . . . future mapmaker or another Picasso . . . “Is your book covered?” Keene Teachers’ College B.Ed. Miss Barbara Gioria Home Economics, F.H.A. Advisor Always willing to lend a hand . . . new mother of the Home Ec. department . . . enjoys a good joke . . . competent seam- stress . . . “What are you up to?” University of Vermont B.S. Mr. Allison Gleason Distributive Education, Business subjects Secures jobs for many . . . stresses that he has a right to be grouchy at times . . . amiable greeting for all . . . keeps the cafeteria supplied with ice cream . . . “All right, let s find a home, every- body.” Keene Teachers’ College B.Ed. and M.Ed. 10 $

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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

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Miss Carole Goldfarb English, Sampler Knows both New York and Boston in- side out . . . our very own actress ... a new and different Sampler trip . . . pro- jects her personality . . . “Why?” Boston University B.A. Mr. Norman Golding Mathematics Generous with 5 s and 6’s . . . stealthily sneaks behind study hall boys . . . con- tinually clearing his throat . . . “Be a good Boy Scout now.” University of New Hampshire B.S. Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon English, Social Studies Commutes with Mrs. Wetherell . . .sends mischievous students out to the hall . . . accompanied to school by a faithful fido . . . “Let s buckle down to business now.” Bridgeport State Teachers College B.E. Mrs. Alice Howe Biology Dedicated biologist . . . careful watcher of growing seeds . . . “Everyone has passed in the guide questions except for . . .” University of Vermont B.A. and M.Ed., University of New Hampshire, American University, University of Indiana 11