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

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SCHOOL SER VI CES Mrs. Gray We must not overlook one of the most important functions of our school plant, that of feeding the student body. Under the excellent guidance of our lkiiss Andrea, preparations are off to an early morn- ing start with Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Gray capably taking over the cooking, resulting in nutritious meals served each day to the student body of over seven hundred. The staff, however, consists not only of these efficient people, but also a multitude of volunteer students Mrs. Wright who busy themselves each day serving the food and cleaning up after each lunch period. These brave bus drivers risk snow, rain, ice, and sleet transporting the out-of-town students to school during the harsh Vermont winters. The lives of many people depend upon their alertness and their skill and the trust placed in them is well-earned. This faithfullness sometimes goes unrecognized, but we all know how much their services mean to the school. Bellows Falls can truly be proud of this group of fine individuals. Mr. Sobleski, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Noyes, and Mr. Trombley. Mr. Iennison and Mr. Bemis. L9

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3A NITORS Dan Brown One of the most familiar sights in the Corridors of Bellows Falls High School is Dan Brown, bustling about, doing the many odd jobs which keep our school spie and span. This capable gentleman, along with his lieutenant, Bob Tronibley, is the general of a platoon of industrious student janitors. Bob Trombley These people have no let-up during the summer months, for this is the time when all major repairs must be made to ready the building for its next group of occupants. This is truly an efficient organi- zation that manages to keep our school in tip-top shape. KNEELING: T. Shepard, D. Rumrill. STANDING: D. Car- penter, Ashcroft, R. Clark, R. Hall. 18

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