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

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IN MEMORIAM On 4-22-69 a tiny star was born to bring carried to Earth on a rainbow because sfie mother. Her mother gave her the n The sight of Robin, in her first sp er; she worked for everything 4h throughout the rest of Robin's li the feeling that only she could” Robin lived with us for sixteen and others in her heart. Robin Robin constantly filled our lives rough spots in Robin's life that the good times. She hated to see s i down. J ROBIN appiness, love, and 4unsnine. This little star must have been ted the lives of all)she,came in touch with, especially her ing jn(o the air. Robin was a very hard work- Robin up from the age of three on peoples lives; she gave her mother iends and hac many rid and shd v ill nj t anyone could g ve prrow, and p ini, Ri ind she alwayt Help nyJfemily members, some by blood ever let anyone she loved be alone, jyone else. Although there were always wanted us to remember lift your spirits when you were The last three years of Robin's life were filled with pain and discomfort; Robin was stricken with the disease Leukemia. Robin was always fighting for her life in those last years, but she would never give into the pain of Leukemia. If Robin had not been the fighter she was, she would have died long before she did. When Robin's heart beat for the last time, everyone knew that it was for everyone she loved. Some people thought that she took their hopes and dreams with her. They felt that they could no longer live on without her. Now we know that she only took with her pieces of our hearts to keep her company and to help us fulfill our dreams. The empty space left in so many of our hearts can never be filled, but only replaced by people whom Robin has chosen for us. Robin’s soul now belongs to God, but with us are left her memories of good and bad times. In the evening when you look up to the stars, you may very well see Robin looking down at you. Just remember that, when you think of Robin, she wants you to be happy. Written by Shirley Drew and Michael Clark, '88

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PRINCIPALS AND BOARD Edward Caron, Principal Harry Weiser, Vice-Principal BACK, L. to R.: Thomas MacPhee-Rockingham, Frank Comp- ton-Westminster, Paul Obuchowski-Rockingham, Frederick Waryas-Rockingham, David Deen-Westminster, Vincent Man- gone-Westminster. FRONT, L. to R.: Virginia Massucco-Rock- ingham, Sally Warren-Grafton, Margaret Perry-Rockingham. BACK, L. to R.: Frank Compton-Westminster, Frederick Waryas-Rockingham, Paul Obu- chowski-Rockingham, Vincent Mangone-West- minster, Robert Mclntyre-Athens, Ed Dinnany- Rockingham. FRONT, L. to R.: Margaret Perry-Rockingham, Janice Mulligan-Westminster, Sally Warren-Grafton, Dania Clough-Rockingham 7