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

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Mrs. Blacketor, Social Studies — “Friends share the good things as well as the bad.” Mr. Farmer, Social Studies — “A good friend gives you a ride to work in the morning without asking if the jeep is broken down again.” Miss Warner, English — “Color is something I see with my eyes; Friendship is something I feel with my heart.” Mrs. Walker, English — “Friendship means trust, giving, receiving, happiness, sadness. Friendship is priceless. Friendship is rare.” Mr. Coyne, Social Studies — “A man toils with and for his friend and asks nothing in re- turn. Friendship is the substanance of life.” Mr. Leduc, English — “Mutual respect as well as a mutual trust.” Mrs. Harty, English — “Tolerance, Humor, Perception, one who accepts me as I am, not as they wish I were.” Mrs. Orcutt, Social Studies — “Friendship means loyalty, kindness, sympathy, common interests, and appreciation.” Mrs. Massucco, Social Studies — “True friendship withstands stress and strain and remains steadfastly faithful through any and all adversities.” Miss Felch, English — “Your friend is your needs answered you come to him with your hunger-and you seek him for peace.”

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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

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y FOREIGN LANGUAGE Learning different cultures and communicating with for- eign friends. “Je ne comprends pas 1’ anglais.” French dia logues and trips to Paris. ENGLISH Poetry with Miss Felch . , endless research . . signing up every quarter . Freshmen Speech class. It’s due at the end of the period David! Not another funny French film! Bonjour Mademoiselle.