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

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Mr. Burton Martin Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra, Majorettes Pet peeve — students who don't prac- tice . . . forever losing his glasses . . . flits from school to school . . . “Don’t forget the key change at the trio.” New England Conservatory of Music B.M. Mr. George Nostrand Sociology, Psychology', Driver Education, Jr. High Basketball Coach Guardian of the second brake . . . socio- logical examples . . . between period smokes . . . easy going study hall men- tor . . . “All right, all right.” University of Wyoming B.S. Mr. Walter Olbrych Bookkeeping, Typing, Business Law, Bus- iness Training Book balancing . . . never a hair out of place . . . second in command in the commercial course . . . “Listen, you may hear something you’ve never heard be- fore.” Northhampton Commercial College Miss Madeline Prcvost English, Social Studies Alert, new guiding light of Mrs. Jones’ J.V.’s . . . popular among the junior high . . . could be mistaken for a student . . . “Yes?” Trinity College A.B. 14

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Mr. Thomas Lovett Social Studies, Varsity Football Has moved up to the Senior High . . . keeps the Terrier “11” in condition . . . up and coming druggist . . . raising his own team . . . “Re home by 9:30 boys!” University of Vermont B.S. Mrs. Helen Lynch Mathematics Numerous earrings . . . year-round tan . . . keeps her math students on their toes . . . great horticulturist . . . “This is a STUDY hall!” Keene Teachers College, B.S. Mr. John McAuliffe English Demands quiet in study halls . . . admirer of modern art . . . his desk is “No Man’s Land” . . . slim, sporty ties . . . presigned permits are vital . . . “What can I do for you ?” Notre Dame B.A.; Columbia Teachers College M.A. Mr. Gerald McCarthy Social Studies, Monitor System Friendly smile for all . . . steely eye for monitors . . . requires extreme quiet for reading of closing report . . . many multi- colored ties . . . “Are you chewing gum?” St. Michael’s College A.B., M.A. 13

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 Mrs. Thelma Quinn Latin, Latin Club Advisor Chocolate covered almonds . . . a proud grandmother . . . frequently emits a mus- ical laugh . . . “There’s still more candy to be sold.” University of Vermont A.B. Mr. Page Riley Mathematics, Math and Science Club Advisor Owner of one pair of squeaky alligator shoes . . . destined to live on a dirt road forever ... a Math-Science Club that has grown in leaps and bounds ... in search of someone to experiment with his coin-tossing machine . . . “Are you paying attention?” New York University B.A., Keene Teachers’ College M.Ed. Mr. Timothy Ryan Physical Education, Athletic Director, Basketball, Baseball Deep, blasting voice . . . emotional out- bursts at basketball games . . . firm in- sistence that all gym accidents are re- ported to him . . . sporty dresser . . . “Knock it off. Hambone!” University of Bridgeport B.S. Miss Catherine Santamaria Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice Backbone for all treasurers . . . accuracy is the order of the day . . . distributes many yellow slips . . . “Did you make any errors, Miss —?” Salem State Teachers’ College B.S., Boston University M.Ed. 15