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

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doesn't. These achievers provide us the standards. They set the pace, establish the goals . . . We owe it to ourselves to discover our own special talents. We each have a hero within us. We each have our own history worth preserving. While we're young. We have to check out the cards we've been dealt And sort them out the best we can. Making the most of the short lives we have. One day it will be too late, too late to finish our dreams . . . Too late to achieve our ideals. While we still can, we must learn from others, live with others. We must go through the work, failures, laughter and friend- ships called life. Life is segmented, and school time, in retrospect, is one of the best parts. A part that can never be relived. A part that should never be forgotten. Part challenging, part rewarding . . . Part friendly, and part crazy . . . Take life while you can . . . And consider every moment precious. Some day it will be over . . . . . . some day you'll wish you were eighteen again. Our yearbook is dedicated to an easy going friend to us all. He made sure we were all in class on time. During his career, he made out over seventy billion excuse slips - far surpassing the number of hamburgers produced at McDonald's! His school bus was always full and clocked many miles going to and from school events. The 1985 Sampler Yearbook Staff and the Class Of 1985 proudly dedicates our yearbook to . . .

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Mrs. Mary Pollard Mr. Gerald Curcuru 4 Mrs. Karen Trombley Mrs. Jacqueline Hewitt « Mr. Tad Dana Miss Bonnie Shaunesey w Mr. Coyne Mrs. Barbara Comtois a 4 Mr. David Johnson 7