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

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UPER- I TE DE T Mr. Hilton Holland Possessor of a husky voice . , . has office among offices . . . chivalrous - very much so . . . excursion to Europe to study school systems . . . no relatives among the stu- dent body this year. Tufts University, B.S.g Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. , W-xg, SSISTAN PRINCIP L Mr. Richard Streeter Avid interest in the absentees . . . has a different girl to assist him every period . . . a walking advertisement for the latest in men's fashions . . . dominates a large portion of the closing report. Student Council Advisor, Senior High, Junior High Golf. Springfield College, B.S.g University of Vermont, M.Ed. PRI CIPAL Mr. Charles C. Davis Knows everyone by name . . . well-known voice over the P.A. system . . . a speech at every school program . . . takes much pride in his domain. University of New Hampshire, B.S.g Uni- versity of Massachusetts, M.S. A'-Z? ,... S fi! X

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CHGOL BOARD Alfred Githens, William Hennessey, John Fletcher, Priscilla King, and Leo- nard Lisai. The responsibilities of our school board are far- reaching and varied. Besides insuring adequate school facilities, the board must provide for property mainte- nance, transportation of pupils, acquisition of text books and other materials and supplies, and for em- ployment of faculty. Long-range planning of curric- ulum, housing, personnel, and costs, are of never-end- ing concern to the board. In fact, all matters pertain- ing to the education of the young people of our com- munity are in the hands of our school board mem- bers, for it is they who supply the means for imple- menting our educational program. Each year, in addition to regular duties, the school board is faced with numerous emergencies ,such as fires, leaking roofs, the necessity for rearranging space, and sometimes illness of faculty members. The major problem now confronting our board is the ever-increasing size of the student body at Bellows Falls High School. This problem has created others. Some of them are lack of space for classes, shortage of storage space, inadequacy of materials, and the need for additional teachers. Much time is being given to a study of the reports of the Marshall Area School Study Committee, to a survey of the needs of our high school in relation to state standards, and to the acceptance or rejection of proposals for the improvement of our school system. The students of BFHS are deeply indebted to Mrs. Priscilla King, Mr. John Fletcher, Mr. William Hen- nessey, Mr. Alfred Githens, and Mr. Leonard Lisai for their devoted and unselfish efforts during the past year.

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Mr. Harold Angers Junior High Math, Cross Country, Maga- zine Campaign Faculty Advisor Seen huffing and puHing on his way home from school . .. patiently awaits fishing season . . . just loves gum chewers . .. had to work hard last summer . .. believes in correcting all papers personal- ly. University of Florence, Italy, Plymouth Teachers College, B.Ed.g M.Ed.g Boston University, Harvard Extension Courses Mr. Frank Bergmann Junior High Basketball and Baseball Coach, Junior High English, Social Stud- ies and Science A favorite of the Junior High girls . . . Look teaches games in study hall sometimes mistaken for a student . . . Okay. State College at Salem Mass., B.Ed. Miss Emma Andreae Home Economics, Cafeteria Supervisor Constant search for a Betty Crocker winner . . . burns late-lights in 308 . . . adds artistic touches to her many ban- quets annually holds a small-scale nursery school. Iowa State Teachers College, B.S.g Uni- versity of Wyoming, M.A. Mr. Louis Celona Vocal Music, Glee Club Wishes that male vocalists were more numerous . . . owns a wardrobe of Co- mo sweaters . . . weekend trips to sing in Boston . . . vehemently defends his right to the auditorium .. . There must be an easier way to make a living! Vew England Conservatory of Music, 3.M. and M.M,, Middlebury College M.A.