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

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MEDIA Coffee center for the teachers . . . 25 cents for just one singlehanded push-up, Mr. Perry great source for jokes . . “Mr. Hilliard, can I have the camera for Sampler?” . . . Radio-TV Communica- tions TV Workshop BFUHS TV . Early- bird News . .. “Make it a good day!” Hi, have you done the social studies for today? What were we supposed to do? . . . Do you have anything on trust-busting? ... I voted for red and gray; what did you vote for? . . . sorry, this is a senior table, no more than five . . . How do I sign out a book, I don’t have an ID card Mrs. Walker needs the collection on witch- craft .. This was a good book; do you have another just like it ? ... Please don’t sit on the tables; use a chair Has anyone seen the Guinness Book of Records? It was right on the desk last night ... I can’t get my work done — all the A volumes are gone . . Can you think of a Vermont law that was passed in 1972? .. . Where’re the Bill of Rights? Mr. Farmer wants them I don’t know how to use the .. ahhh . . Reader’s Guide, is it? . . . Can I have some Hot Rods just to look at? . . . Please keep this group down to four; the rest of you will have to leave . . . 10

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—I----1 GUIDANCE OFFICE The office area is the busiest place in our school. The phone is always ringing, hoardes of visitors come there to ask for directions and get their free maps, and students who come to school late and those who leave early go via the office. i ' - ■: M It takes no more time To Freshmen and Sophomores the Guidance Area is a place they seldom use; but to Juniors and Seniors it serves as an organizing place for entrance into college and a career. to be a success than to be a failure rT ; f J Jt

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r Mr. Hilliard, Media — “I look for someone who has a similar set of values, hones- i ty, humor and depen dability.” n Mrs. Royce, Foreign Lan- guage — “A good friend can openly express his thoughts and graciously listen to yours. He can sympathize and encourage.” Mrs. Eno, Media — ‘‘A good friend is someone you can always talk to. Someone who is honest and always there when needed.” Mrs. Neumann, Foreign Language — ‘‘A friend is an innocent bystander to the accidents of your emotions.” Mrs. Brinton, Library — “A friend is not discovered in a minute nor a week, but emerges as one is to be de- pended upon when needed for refreshment of the spirit.” Miss Fuller. Foreign Lan- guage — “Friendship is something everyone needs whether it is shared with one or a dozen people.” Mrs. Collins, Library — “For a friend I would choose someone who is warm, kind, helpful and just plain nice to be around.” Mrs. Harmon, English — “A friend is one who is there when you need him.” Mr. Cinotti, Foreign Lan- guage — “Friendship is the sharing of similar values. It is rarely found.” Mr. McAuliffe, English — “A real friend is a rare thing. You can count your- self lucky if you have more than one in a lifetime.” 11