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

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Mr. Harold Angers Junior High subjects, cross-country Quiet . . . works out with his cross- country team . . . gives much attention to his pupils . . . always willing to help. University of Florence, Italy, Plym- outh Teachers College, B.Ed. and M.Ed., Boston University, Harvard Extension Courses. Mr. Edmund Brelsford French Breaks out in hysterical laughter . . . unlimited patience . . . talented mu- sician . . . first-hand knowledge of Europe . . . 'lBa-a-a-ah! University of Havannag University of Miami, B.A. and M.A., University of Paris: University of Madrid, Mid- dlebury Collegeg Windham College. Miss Emma Andreae Home Economics, Cafeteria Super- visor Guardian of the cafeteria cauldrons . . . always a pencil in her hair . . . labors far into the night . . . backbone of all banquets. Iowa State Teachers College B.S.5 University of Wyoming, M.A. 1 is Mr. Louis Celona Vocal Music, Glee Club Use your breath and keep your tone up . . . firm believer in warm-ups . . . new and different Christmas Con- cert . . . talented singer. New England Conservatory of Music, B.M. and M.M.g Middlebury College, M.A.

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S UPERIN TEN DEN T Mr. Hilton Holland Warm hello for everyone . . . still has relatives among the student body . . . he twinkling, icy blue eyes . . . a regular mem- ber of the receiving line at proms. Tufts University, B.S.g Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. PRINCIPAL Mr. Charles C. Davis Voice often booms over the P.A .... What's your problem? . . . has the in- terest of the school at heart . . . beloved by all. versity of Massachusetts, M.S. ASS'T PRINCIPAL Mr. Richard Streeter SAB Advisor, Golf Snappy red vest . . . uses a ready wit on the unsuspecting . . . great tease . . . a modified truant ofiicer . . . the cheerlead- ers' private taxi service. Springfield, BS., University of Vermont, M.Ed. 7 University of New Hampshire, B.S.g Uni-

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Mr. Richard Comtois Vocational Industrial Arts, Ski Club Advisor Flirts with all members of the weaker sex . . . lover of the great outdoors . . . chief architect and con- tractor for the proms . . . cheerful nature. Wentworth Institute Mr. Paul Davis Physics, Chemistry, N.H.S., Faculty lNIanager of Athletics, Audio-Visual Coordinator 'WVithout sounding egotistical, I . . . . . . 'Sand here they begin to get a little kittenishl' . . . eyes closed in concentration , . . epitomy of politeness . . . for the next, we . . .V University of New Hampshire, HS. and lw1.Ed.: Union College, G.E. Fellowship, University of New Hamp- shire, National Science Fellowship. Mrs. Elizabeth Cox English, Librarian Yes, what can I do for you?'l , knows something about everything . . . always smiling . . . newly acquired homeroom. New York State College for Teachers, BA.: Columbia Teachers' College, M.A. Mr. Gerald Curcuru Mathematics, Science, Asst. Basket- ball and Football Coach Casts a sneaky glance from the corner of his eye , . . has a little ritual with his tieclip . . . points to offenders and says, Twenty laps 7 run for a whilell' Merrimack College, BA.