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

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Mrs. Barbara Comtois Home Economics “Freedom is priceless!” Mr. Richard Comtois Industrial Arts ‘“Freedom is a snow day.” Mr. Francis X. Coyne Social Studies “When you come right down to it. each person’s free- dom is tied to the freedom of others. I am only as free as I am willing to let others be.” Mr. Gerald Curcuru Mathematics “Freedom is waking up in the morning without a worry in the world.” Mr. Richard Farmer Social Studies Freedom is a weeks vacation and a foot of new snow. Mr. Michael Fawcett Art Photography Freedom is holding the hand of your neighbor, light- ing a candle in the darkness, and together choosing the path to follow.” 8

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Mr. William Burton Science Freedom is three inches of new powder snow on top of a boiler plate crust and a pair of well-waxed skis. Mr. Darrow Clark Business Education “Freedom comes on Friday afternoon and vanishes Monday morning.” Mr. George Clark Vocational Education Freedom means striving to do things right, and having a geniune concern for the welfare of those around you.” Mr. Lewis Clark Printing Freedom is a two page Annual Report!” Mr. Jack Cohun Driver’s Education We Americans know that freedom, like peace, is indi- visible.” Mrs. Cynthia Collins Librarian “Freedom is the right to do as I wish, without impinging on the rights of others.” 7

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Miss Linda Felch English Where the spirit of the Lord is there is freedom.” Miss Lee Fournier English “Until all prejudices are eradicated, freedom is merely an empty package wrapped in gold.” Mr. Allison Gleason Business Education Freedom is my allegiance to my country. Mr. Peter Graboski French Knowledge is freedom; the desire to learn helps free man from the physical limitations and intellectual void which the universe imposes upon him at birth.” Mr. Jack Hilliard Media Freedom is the end-of-school tone; especially on Fri- day!” Mr. David Johnson Science Freedom is the right too often assumed without the associated responsibility.” 9