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

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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

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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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Mr. Stanley Johnson Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Sci- ence, J.V. Basketball Headaches from Geometry tests . . . yearns for a multitude of questions . . . a chalk-covered crew cut . . . a summer time carpenter . . . goes off on tangents of Army days . . . “Ask questions if you don't understand. Keene Teachers College, B. Ed. Mrs. Dorothy Jones Girls’ Physical Education, Director of Girls’ Athletics Square dancing, exercising, soccer — never a dull moment . . . thin and trim . . . keeps her eyes open for shower avoiders . . . bi-annual stage fright . . . “A little exercise will do you good. Posse School of Physical Education, Tem- ple University, B.S., Keene Teachers College, M. Ed. Mr. Guy Kagey Guidance Director Extends southern friendship to all . . . giver of numerous, diversified tests . . . smiling addition to the Guidance Depart- ment . . . “What can I do for you honey? Loyola University, Ph. B., U.S. Air Force Command Staff School, McGill University. Mr. Paul Lamothe English, Publications, Curtis Campaign, Activities Co-ordinator Frequently chasing after Hi Schooler staff . . . sudden spurts of correcting the masses of collected assignments . . . inquires for permit from all .. . sells real estate as an extracurricular activity . . . “We aren't learning enough out of this. University of New Hampshire, A.B. 12