Bellows Free Academy - Alpha Omega Yearbook (St Albans, VT)

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-e-s- -1 Senior ALFRICD IDEBIARINIS 1 .' 1 Tl .SIdf'71f y JEANNi:'r'r1-1 H ERMANN Standing: John Ledden, Kathlyn Miller, Yvi McCormick, Hugh Gorton, Betty Ja Sitting: Fisher Post, Jeannette Hermann, B Jamboree Skit Secretary Chem Back row: john Ledden, Fisher Post, J: DeMz1rinis, Gerald Dixon. Fran! row: Catherine Reynolds, Robert lil Hewitt, Barbara Myers, VX' Macllonuld.

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Periscope SENIOR ALLITERATION Beauty, Brains, and Brawn Jeannette Hermann, John Barker, Arnold Raleigh Sport, Sparkle, and Spirit Sonny Dixon, Eunice Hewitt, John Ledden Noise, Nonchalance, and Neatness Jane McCormick, Milton MacDonald, Lor- raine Richards Love, Laughter, and Learning Joyce Murray, Clinton Robinson, Lorretta Vincelette Humor, Harmony, and Happiness Stanford Glass, Joyce Bingham, Carol White Frances Fiske: If a man saw his sister fall overboard, why couldn't he rescue her? Merna Darby: I give up. Why? Frances: Because he couldn't be a broth- er and assist her too. CAN YOU GUESS THESE SENIORS? C. Small Streams. Atmospheric conditions plus near at hand. Feminine 3rd person pronoun plus leopard. S. B. L. Never used plus 2,000 lbs. P. Fifth month of year plus nard. H. Lengthy plus method of procedure. C. To separate plus close to the ground. A. Forest. O. Price plus es. J. Male deer. K. Produces flour. SO THAT'S WHAT THEY ARE! In a recent discussion in English IV, the seniors unanimously decided that the modern version of beau is wolf. Miss Adams: Is there anything you can do better than anyone else, Kell? NVHAT YVILL B. F. A. DO WITHOUT- Gordon Bell-to lead the Rube Band? Barbara Atkins-to plan features for the Mercury? Jeannette Bourgette-to enjoy the school dances? Gordon Spooner-to grace Miss Taylor's classes? Jean MacArthur-to lead the cheerleaders? Richard Lucas-to tote the kids around? Margaret Crowe-to tell fortunes? 194-3 WEATHER REPORT Sudden Storm-Marmete Corliss Bright and Fair-Celia Constantine Cool and Clear-Esther Hall Breezy-Merrill Hungerford Sunny-Barbara Schofield Changeable--Barbara Myers Continued Calm-Alfred DeMarinis Marie Trombly: How were your marks last month? Winston Paquette: Jules Verne. Marie: VVhat do you mean by that? Win: Twenty thousand leagues under C. Fisher Post: Is there hot water at your house, Hugh? Hugh Gorton: There certainly is, and Iim always in it. SCRAMBLED SENIORS Aigniriv Liwye Tyebt Nacusty Telvoi Yawmehgin Anomci Ruaeal Rretob Neab Nohaor Darcheb Eugramtier Slibs Auielpn Testeseb Ieetharen Nyesordl Ualpine Iencl Ridos Genroc Nan Spencer: YVhat's that gurgling noise I hear? Hammy Livingston: That's me, trying to Roddy: Yes. Read my own handwriting. swallow your line. E271

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