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

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Mr. Mrs. Fredrick Waryas Mrs. Cynthia Collins Mark Peter Frink Mr. James Holton Mr. Edward Soboleski Mr. Ratti Mr. Perkins Mrs. Majella Buckley 3

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In Appreciation For all the help, support, encouragement, dedication, hard work, love, and time they have given us, the 1983-84 Sampler Yearbook Staff and the B.F.U.H.S. student body would like to express our gratitude to the following people: Mrs. Harty: She is usually buried under the paper work she does for us. We thank you for always being there to straighten out our grades, and straighten out us! Mrs. Cote: Our number one fan. We thank you for all your support and enthusiasm. Mr. McAuliffe: Always there to help us in any way he can. He seems to have his thumb in everything the seniors do! Mr. Mrs. Waryas: Support, dedication, hard work, time and effort... They have it all! Thank you. Mrs. Collins: The Warden of our library! Why she ever put up with all of us and the things we did we will never know. We owe her a great deal of thanks ... and a bottle of aspirin! Peter Mark Frink: Managers Extraordinare! They have been a major helping force in managing many sports activities through the years. Thank you. Mr. James Holton: Our Groundskeeper. Bellows Falls has the best athletic facilities in the state due in great part to the efforts of Mr. Holton. His dedication and great efforts to make B.F.U.H.S. a showcase to be proud of should not go by without recognition. Thank you. Mr. Perkins Mr. Ratti: Our Guidance Department. Without their help, many of us would not be on our way to college next year. We thank them both for stretching the truth a little so most of us were accepted. Mr. Soboleski: Always there to help us clear the underclassmen from OUR halls! We thank you for your leadership, and for all the Legal” slips! Mrs. Buckley: Simply a SUPER lady! Always friendly with a smile to cheer our day. Thank you. Mrs. Geraldine Harty Mrs. Reggie Cote Mr. John McAuliffe

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2f)edicati on Baron de Couhertin, the father of lire modern Olympics, wrote: Dihe most important thing in the Olympic (fames is not to win, hut to tahe part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph hut the struggle. Dhe essential thing is not to have conquere d, hut to h ave fought well. ,9t is most fitting that, in this Olympic year, we have chosen to honor a man who typifies this Olympic iht every sense oflk e word. .Aik, has lived his life, so has he influenced us to live ours: Dhe most important thing is not the triumph hut the struggle. With a smile on his face, with a Sparhle in his eye, and with a cheerful note in his voice, he has brightened many a moment of lontineSS, many a sad spirit, many a feeling of helpless despair, (fame after game, meet after meet, he has been our loyal fan, our staunch supporter, through his teaching and through his example we have learned the essential thing is not to have conquered, hut to have fought well. though this tohen of our gratitude is small in comparison to all that he has done for us, it is with love and pride that the Bellows Dalis Union . idiglxi School (lass of 1984 and the 1983-84 Sampler TJearhooh Staff dedicate our Sampler to Wr. Drancis Xavier Coyne. Dhanh you, Wr. Coyne. 4