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

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New courses such as SAD. Rebels in America, and Revolution and Protest were initiated this year to make Social Studies courses relevant and interest- ing. The facilities were used to their greatest capacity to make the old sto- ries come alive for us. SOCIAL STUDIES OUR HISTORY MAKERS Mr. Miles Sweeney, co-ordinator: Mr. Butch Paul, student teacher; Mrs. Jean Blacketor, Mrs. Marjorie Orcutt. Mr. Richard Farmer, teachers: Mr. William Dugan, student teacher: (absent) Mr. John Moore. Mr. Timothy Smith, teach er's aide.

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MATH In the math department are the men who teach us how to figure out all those symbols, theories, and equations; “a guide to a more systematic way of think- ing,” is their motto. Little do we realize how much math we need! In the picture at the right are our math teachers: Mr. Richard Fisher, student teacher: Mr. Stanley Johnson, co-ordina- tor: Mr. Richard Rogers and Mr. Gerald Curcuru. aVb = £ 'bfcO®

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ENGLISH The English Department took on drastic changes in style of courses offered. One-quarter courses cover communications from radio television to science fiction, and also include old standards such as drama and Shakespeare with new horizons. Mr. John McAuliffe. Co-ordinator. Mrs. Patricia Walker. Miss Mary Ellen Warner, aide. Mr. John McAuliffe, co- ordinator. Miss Adrienne Greenberg, Miss Nancy Whitehead, and Mrs. Eliza- beth Harmon. Missing from picture is Miss Linda Felch. 17