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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1951 volume:

r. fx.M,-I -Q, OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO The Class of 1951 2 DO0LIN and CUMPANY The Store Where I1 ls Always A Pleasure To Shop SUCCESS ....1s NEVER FINAL FAILURE ....ls NEVER FATAL COU RAGE .. . . is wHAr coums FRANKLIN COUNTY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ST. ALBANS. VERMONT A Friendly Bank In A Friendly City 9 B. F. A. Mercurf RAINBOW CLEANERS Phone 1218 Opposite National Carbon GEORGE S. WOOD Tire and Battery Service Phone 360 118 No. Main St. DEPATIE'S SHOE STORE 5 Lake St. St. Albans All Work Guaranteed WINIFRED'S SHOP Always Manage to Have Sonic-- thing to Interest The Sub-Deb Come In and Prowl V. R. HAZARD john Deere Machinery and Barn Equipment 39 Catherine St. St. Albans Telephone 920 lESTER'S SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, Tires Batteries and Accessories Telephone 1140-M BOSTWICK BROS. INC. -Dealers In- Coal, Coke, Fuel oil, Lumber, and all Building Material ST. AlBANS DAILY MESSENGER Back Home Again In St. Albans, Vermont Tcl. no CONGRATULATIONS P' F' GIROUX F R O M Furniture Store lAGR0w1S Lake Street Telephone 268 Radio Broadcasting Station WWSR 1,000 VVatts-1420 'KCS Offices and Studios Vermont Radio Corp., Inc. 75 North Main Street Phone 1390 St. Albans , Your Prescription VVill Be filled by only a Registered Pharmacist at DUTCHER DRUG CO. 81 North Main St. Over a 110 Years In Business SIIARE IN THEIR Joi' with Graduation GIFTS Graduation Day is a day to be remembered. It means a task well done and one to be rewarded with the finest of gifts. There is one place you may be sure to get these gifts- Alexanderis. For Alexanderis has those different delightful g i f t s that give the g r e a t e s t pleasure and the prices will more than please you. CUT HATE DRUG STORE 60 North Main Street AlEXANDER'S T A Mercury C. V. Hickok 133 Federal Street Plumbm -Heating-Sheet Metal YVork Timkcn Silent Automatic Oil Heating Units Nlyers VVlltCl' Systems lxltglicn Maid YVooclc11 Cabinets 'l'clcplionc S2 Good Luck To The Graduates f r o m Houghton' S GIFTS TllAT LAST FOR GllADUATlON HAMILTON ELGIN BULOVA XVATCHES ScofieId's Jewelry Store f .Rf It N ltc ff' S M x Q X an Compliments of StoIlmun's FIRST IN FASHIONS Ka V Q Qi X fl 4 10 lxm,,m in Strcct St. Albans, Vt. Q -'f- -- Ladies and Misses Ready fo Wear B. F. A. Mercu .IAN'S FAMOUS SHOES North Main Street Nationally Advertised Shoes jaifs Famous Prices VERMONT LOAN CORP. Prompt Personal Loans 82 No. Main St. St. Albans THE DAIRY BAR LUNCHES and soDA 36 So. Main Street MAUDE WILCOX Millinery That Is Right ln Style, Quality and Price 76 North Main St. St. Albans Adams Home Bake Shop 200 South Main St. lVe Deliver Daily CONGRATULATIONS To The ,51ers BOYS' SHOP, Inc. Tel. 835 POWERS PHARMACY PARK VIEW GEO. W. GAINES CUT RATE SERVICE STATION FARM SUPPLIES P1'eSC1'iPti'mS TYDOL VEEDOL Open Evenings Always At Your Service St. Albans Vermont Tel. 1490 14 So. Main St. St. Albans Phone 745 Beautiful CDRROWIS F 'Wcf'S ELECTRICAL snor an Floral Arrangements For All Occasions l. R. JONES FLORIST CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1951 from HEFFlON'S GROCERY STORE The Store Between the Theaters Electrical Contracting Westinghouse Dealer 8 Congress St. St. Albans Lumber, Coal, Fuel Oil, and Building Material Since 1873 Tel. 1085 St. Albans, Vt. BUSHEY'S SPORTING Goons sTo11E 16 Kingman St. St. Albans Come In and See Our Display of LANE CEDAR CHESTS G. A. DOUBLEDAY B F A Mercury H. W. Hungerford FORD Gulf DeLava1 XV1cQkcr Service Sales and Service Phom 1260 No. Main St. St. Albans, Vt. CONGRATULATIONS From Blue lion Grill ST AI BAINS YT Twiggs Inc. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Arrow 61 Puritan Sportswear Sport Coats and Slacks 71 NO. MAIN STREET T ' 7 . D. Armstrong I eweler 18 Kingman Street DIAMONDS-VVATCHES IEWE LRY SILVER-CHINA GLASS-GIFTS 6 B. F. A.Mercury It's Wise To Be Thrifty PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY OF ST. ALBANS ST. ALBANS. VT. RICITIIJOI' Fcclcrul Deposit Insurance Corp. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of ll5'Ill J. C. PENNY CO. FAMILY CLOTHING OUTFITTERS FOR 49 YEARS WITH 1604 STORES, IN EVERY STATE IN THE UNION F. A. Mercury Best YVishes To B. F. A. Graduates TRADING POST STORES St. Albans, Vt. Congratulations from GOLDEN CRUST BAKERY Quality Breads, Pastries and Cakes lEMNAH'S HARDWARE Tel. I-18 CIONC1iA'I'U I .ATIUNS To The '5I'ers M. E. FIElDlNG Georgia Vermont MEATS and CROCERIES 166 Federal St. Phone 1539 St. Albans, Vermont EDDIE'S MARKET ANN'S SHOP Phone 970 25 Lake St. Teen-Agers Home TED'S RESTAURANT Regular Dinners-Lunches Fountain Service PRIORS CUT RATE Cosmetics Medicines Gifts Candy St. Albans, Vermont CONCIIAT LATIONS U cnoss nnos. MARKET from GILMORE, Inc. Paint, Wallpaper Concrete Blocks VV aterproof i ng I9 Lake St. St. Albans, Vt MEAT - GROCERIES PAINT - HARDWARE GUNS -- AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE You May Go East or West And Try All The Rest But You'll Come To BOSTON TAILORING To Get The Very Best ST. AIBANS, VT. B. F. A. Mercury B.F.A. MERCURY f'f'?4f Lf -fb, xi T Founded Q22 1930 '9 13 BY THE STUDENTS OF ' BEIILOWS FREE ACADEMY voL. XXI JUNE, 1951 'N0. 8 MANAGING EDITOR Juanita Hill EDITORIAL VVRITER Fred Dworshak FEATURE EDITOR Betty Towle FEATURE WRITERS Gloria Greene, Carol Asprey, Robert Srnart, Marv Hungerford, Nancy Foster, John Kendrick y ALUMNI EDITOR V Nancy Nelson NEWS EDITOR Betty Swisler REPORTERS l Rae Brown, Carol Sunderland, Francis Nardine, Jon Sanhorn, Miriam Grippin, Sue Dworsliak SPORTS EDITORS Robert Ashton, Penelope Collins, George Gilbert VOCATIONAL EDITORS Janet Bachand, Suzanne Montague JOKE EDITOR Lawrence King BUSINESS MANAGER Barbara Casavant ADVERTISING MANAGER .' 'Joan Jean ' '- CIRCULATION MANAGER Virginia Dacey ' ' ' ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGERS Betty Brouillette, Connie Hebert TREASURER Jeanette Belair TYPISTS Shirley Tlionipson, Faith Britch, Mary Jean Luuean, Mary Cantell, Eunice Messier-, 'Eleanor Sweet, Joyce Rushford, Marion Berger SOLICITORS A , 1 v Pauline Sheltra, Janice Church, Nancy Dayis, Dorothy Aldrich, Jovee Anstey, Dorothy Greene, Emily King, Jean Desrochers, Richard Lawton, Lawrence Raymond FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Perrault, Miss Thayer A CONTENTS 1-9 Dedication ..... . 10 Editorial ...., . ll Glass History ..... . 12 Class Will ...., ,..... I 6 Advice to Ul1ClCl'gl'llLlUtltCS ,..,,. ,..... 1 8 Hall of Fame ..... E I in ,... .. 20 Class Prophecy ..., ....,. 2 1 Senior Grinds ,... ,...,. 2 6 H. lf. A. M 0 rfu 1' If 9 ri B. F. A. Mercu EDWARD A. LUNIAN Mr. Lurnan and Gene h a 0 e serued l3.F.A. for many years-Mr. Luinan since 1930 and Gene since 1938. They are loyal and faithful in the perforrnance of their duties and alufays can be depended upon to do much more than the required nzininznzn. They show a keen in- feest in the activities and accom- plishments of the students and are constantly ready and willing to help them. For these reasons the Class of ,51 proudly dedieates this lnoolc to the custodians of our building. DEDICATION 49 The Class of 1951 pays trilmte to two well-loved I3.F.Afers, Edward A. Innnan and Eugene Ladue, hy dedication of this yearbook. EUGENE LADUE F l. Mercury 11 i CI-I LLENGE By I . Dwmwlmk NVith high school days behind us, we are met with a great challenge-that of going out into life and making a place for ourselves. By accepting this challenge with determination, and taking advantage of all the opportunities that present themselves, welll have a good start down the road to success. However, should we let things go-a-pace, assuming that theyill turn out all right, we'll have a head- start for failure. There are three basic places where this challenge appears. The first and most important is that of making something of ourselves in personal affairs. lf we cannot be individually successful, we will probably never be successful in our dealings with others, or as members of groups. In other words, we wou't be able to get along and get ahead with others unless we can progress individually. Again some of us will meet a challenge in the family unit. If we fail to understand the workings of such a unit, and don't try to iron out the difficulties, failure will be at our heels again. Thirdly, we are challenged in organizations, offices, and public functions. lf our interests are selfish and we donit look at the other fellow's point of view, welll find that we arenit needed in society. lt is essential for the well-being of our cities, states, nation, and even the world, that we find a way to operate success- fully in groups by means of cooperation, leadership, open-miudeduess, and per- serverance, and that we be Willing to accept the responsibility of positions and offices. This challenge cannot be met overnight. but will bc in our path until the death-bed. lf at any point along the way we decide that we have gone far enough, and stop to Q' rest in our former success, we will be neglecting the chal- Q' lenge and failure will be upon us despite our past record. ls MX H, fillment. our greatest challenge? 0 ' . J. Q . ,N 1 -, ,-,.,,fc, X, .- . not tlns challenge, which will require our entire life for ful- . up f I U 12 B. F. A. Mercury 1-ummnn munmumunmmnmmn : 1-mmm nunmnmnmumnnnnnn Class uummun mmnmmnnnnunnnnmnunuunuuun1uuumnunnnnnumunnunumh mmnnnu un1ununnIumInIn111unmnmmumnnnInnnnmmunnnmnmmmunw-f- zlvfo ry uInuunnuuunnnnnunuuuuuuuu1Iu1u1111nnnunuumumnu1Innmuumuunml ummmunnnummnmnIinnmnmnunnmmmnnumnmnnmmu ,By Shirley Thompson and Louis Chabot Today in our fast moving world it would seem rather trite to just write a-history of the Class of 1951. Instead, in keeping with our times, we would like to have you relax and en- joy the panorama of highlights of our class over the television set. The setting is B. F. A., the time, September, 1947, the actors, the brand new, quite bewilder- ed, ever so slightly green, members of the pres- ent class of '51. Our first official business was the election of class officers. Walking across the screen are Guy johnson, president, Clifford Sargent, vice- president, Ted Arel, secretary, and Louis Chabot treasurer. A colorful picture is presented of our Fresh- man Beception, a yearly rite, at which the sopho- mores are the hosts. Youill note the lack of up- per classmen. Now here is a lone figure with a baseball. Thatis right, that freshman year we -had but one representative in the field of sports-eTed Arel, who made the Varsity squad. The girls, not to be outdone, gave us Ieanette Belair and Evelyn Chevalier as cheerleaders. Our scene changes quickly to B. F. A. audi- torium. Here we have the cast of the freshman play, Life O, The Partyv, and their director, Miss Hortense Beeman: Gary McEwen, Gloria Greene, Ianice Church, Betty Towle, Robert Smart, Gloria Frazier, joan jean, Evelyn Cheva- lier, Guy johnson, Fred Dworshak, Boland Bar- low and Lawrence Raymond. We are 'sad-we lost to the sophomores. Quickly moving to September, 1948, the group you see is no longer the bewildered class it was a year agol Here it has a bit more con- fidence, ready to start its sophomore year, Taking a bow are the new class officers: Guy johnson, president, Louis Chabot, vice-presi- dent, Ted Arel, secretary, and Armand Mossey, treasurer. For our sports review, we have Ted Arel and Cliff Sargent in baseball and Dorothy Aldrich in basketball. Betty Towle, Ieanette Belair, and Evelyn Chevalier are the cheerleaders. The year passes quickly and we find ourselves once more on the stage in the Junior Iamboree with our director, Miss Beeman, in Gratitude,'. Our actors are Betty Towle, Carol Asprey, Glo1'ia Greene, Polly Sheltra, and Fred Dworshak. We still look sad-the Freshmen won the plaque. Hereis a close-up of Fred Dworshak, who won first prize in a Safety Campaign Contest on his essay, How Can We Make Our Highways Safer for Our Citizensiw We find Mary Hungerford, Barbara Casa- vant, Virginia Dacey, Nita Hill, and Faith Wil- son sitting around a large table. If you look carefully you will see that they are helping to get the Mercury ready for press. Another September. 1949 is the year. Now you can see our same group entering B. F. A. as upper classmen. The shyness is nearly gone, there is more certainty in everything we do, and we feel this is the year that belongs to us. We wasted no time in electing Louis Chabot, president, Tiny Rich, vice-president, Janice Church, secretary, and Fred Dworshak custo- dian of our funds, to guide us through our junior year. Several members of our class were elected to the Student Council. They were Mary Hunger- ford, vice-president, Nita Hill, secretary, Pauline Sheltra, Iames Abell, Terry Leduc and Louis Chabot, home room representatives. This yearis sportscast shows Arthur Bushey, B. F. A. Mercury 13 Ted Arel, Lawrence Raymond, Gary McEwen, Lee Guertin, Armand Mossey, Louis Chabot, Ronald WVelles and their manager, Bob Bou- dreau, as our contribution to the football picture. The girls, basketball team show Tiny Rich as a fast moving forward and Dorothy Aldrich as a hard-fighting guard. Here the picture is brightened, as spring has arrived, and we see Ready, Arel, Chabot, Sar- gent, Guertin and McEwen once more on Coote Field ready to start the baseball season. This year we were co-champions of baseball in the Northern League. For a quick group of scenes we see Betty Towle, Larry Raymond and Carol Asprey on their way to Burlington to take part in the All- State Chorus. Louis Chabot, Gary McEwen, Dave Ready and Fred Dworshak look like real politicians as they return from Boys, State. These four girls have their share of politics as they attend Girls' State, Nita Hill, Barbara Casavant, Betty Towle, and Mary Hungerford. Yes, we had a play. There is the cast of i'Two Crooks and A Ladyn: Shirley Thompson, Louis Chabot, Tiny Rich, Rita Chenette, Gary McEwen and Thom Rock, with the director, Miss Beeman. Yes, we lost. The next scene shows the sparkle and color of our Iunior Prom. The television screen clouds for a minute, to indicate the passage of time during Junior Final Examinations. Once more the screen is clear and it is the fall of 1950. We all pose for this picture before we start our last year. Ted Arel, president, Mary Hungerford, vice- president, Cliff Sargent, secretary, and Iune Colomb, treasurer, are our choices to lead us this year. NV e are fortunate to get this group in one pic- ture: Leo Nardine, Milford Denner, Ronald XVelles, Armand Mossey, Arthur Bushey, and YVoody Barlow, all members of our Armed Forces. ln the limelight in this scene are the director, Miss Beeman, and the cast of our Senior Play, Skidding'i: Polly Sheltra. Bernard Cadieux, Faith Britch, Carol Asprey, Guy johnson, Larry King, Betty Swisler, Thom Rock, Betty Towle and Bob Smart. Our camera took a quick shot of the B. F. A. stage when Miss Beeman directed the Seniors in this year's junior Iamboree, Curses, The Vil- lian is Foiledn. Thom Rock, Betty Swisler, Faith Britch, Bob Smart, Tiny Rich, and Guy johnson are the cast. Now the reason for this picture- we won, after taking part four years in the Iam- boree. It was a great year in basketball. The Bob- whites were co-champions of the Northern League, and the Comets under Doc Comiis gui- dance were State Champions. Our television camera brought both groups together-David Ready, Ted Arel, Louis Chabot, Gary McEwen, Mary Hungerford, Terry Leduc, Tiny Rich, Bar- bara Casavant, Virginia Dacey, and Shirley Thompson. Here is a quickie of our Senior Supper. Mary Hungerford is the hostess, and Ted Arel, host. Nita Hill and Louis Chabot are taking the honors as Good Citizens. The bus is in front of B. F. A. as june Colomb, Carol Asprey, Polly Sheltra, Nancy Davis, Shir- ley Thompson, Fred Dworshak, Larry Raymond, james Abell, and Lee Guertin climb aboard to participate in All-State Music Festival. Another scene of the editorial room of the Mercury finds Nita Hill, Fred Dworshak, Betty Towle, Gloria Green, Carol Asprey, Bob Smart, Mary Hungerford, Iohn Kendrick, Betty Swisler, Barbara Casavant, Ioan lean, Virginia Dacey, Faith Britch, Mary lean Luneau, Shirley Thomp- son, Mary Cantell, Eunice Messier, Eleanor Sweet, Nancy Davis, Marion Berger, Polly Shel- tra, Larry Raymond, getting out the final edition of the Mercury. The light seems to be fading on the screen, but we still have time to catch a few short scenes of the Mercury banquet, Ivy Day, Class Day, Baccalaureate Service, and last minute happen- ings. Now the screen is dark. VVe have only mem- ories of our four years at B. F. A., our pleasant contacts with Mr. Sunderland and members of the faculty, our close association with our fellow students. Through the medium of television, these scenes on film will many times in years to come llash happily across our minds. B. F. A. Mercury GOOD CITIZENS K 2' 'ww wssgqlmgpygyi if 'if'Q 1 NITA HILL LOUIS CHABOT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Ist row, I to r: Ginny Dacey, Stanley Beauregard, Louis Chabot, Barb Casavant, Elmer Arel, Dot Greene, Ronnie Barrett 2ncI row, I to r: john liencIricIc, Dave Ready, Mary HllllgLAl'f1l1'fI, Lee Cuertin, john Rlmodes, Marcel Giroux, Sylvia Rand, Tommy IIaII 3rd row, I tu r: Mr, SuncIerIancI, Miss Beemau, Mr. Conn B. F. A. Mercury 15 MERCURY STAFF lst row: lvft to riglit-Bvtty Towlv, .lllilll If-an, Bz11'lm111'11 C:2lSllYLlIIl, Nita Hill, Eclitorg Alun Cl1llTL'll, Polly Slivltm, Marion 154-rger, Elcuiim' Sweet Zml row - AlL'2lIl11L'ftl' Bt-lair, luycv Anstey, Nilllfy Davis, Nanci' Fostvr, Bcttv lll'0l1llCttL', Mary Cantcll. l 11itI1 Britcli. Nllllf'-.lk'LlIl L11111-1111, Nanci' Nelson Srcl row - Bftttv Swislm-r, Marv llllllQPI'fOl'Cl, P1-inn' Collins. Ulo1'i11 C:1'Gl'll, Susan xlUlltilgllC, Emily King, janet Bm-111111d, Dimt G11-e111-A clllllllllx Hebert -ltli row - Carol Asprcy, Shirley Tlioiiipson, Ginny Dewey, Slll' Dworslmk, Carol Slllllltxflilllfl, Mirizun Grippin, lc-1111 D6'SI'IJL'lIL'l'S, Rue' BI'0VN'Il 5tl1 row - Larry Ruyiiimirl, Fred Dwr11'sl1z1lc, Bolm Smart, Frank Nurcline, It-ky Ashton, Miko Cilln-rt, -lolin licnclrick, Larry King, Ricliurcl I.lilNYl0I1, -lon Samlaorn lAlmscnt from tlw Picture, Eunice Messierl CAST OF SKIDDING Sitting: l tu 1'-Bvtty SXXlSll'l'- lun C.l1111'L-li. l'z1itl1 lll'llCll, Polly Slim-ltru Sluncling: l to l'fBU1'Illll'tl Cinclit-11x. Holm Sinnrt, C2111-ul Asp1'c1', llc-U1 'l'11wl1 Guy lUllllSUIl. 'l'l111111 lim-lx, l,Lll'I'5' King, llolin K1-11cl1'it-lc 16 B. F. A. Mercury wnuu nnunnnuuuuuunnnnnn unnnunnuunnunnunnuuunnnnnuuunnnuuunnnuunuuvn nuununnnnnonununnuuuunnnnuunnuuuunnunnnnuuu In-55 Class il! of 'K-51 unnunnnnnnnunnnnnnnnnnnuHnuunnuununnnuuuununununnnunnnnnnnnununuununnuunnnnunuuunuuuunnnn vunnuuuunnuuunnunn unununnnnnnnnnnuvn'nurnnuuununuu111IuluuuuunnunnnnnnnnrnninnnuvIIIv1unn1uusenuuuuuuuIu1unuluuuuuuuuuunnuuuuuruunnnuuunuuau 1 an u Lawyer, Tlwmas E. Rock Mfe, the class of 1951 of the city of St. Albans in the county of Franklin and State of Vermont, being of sound mind and memory and being pre- pared to step through these portals of secondary education, do make, publish and decree this last will and testament. FIRSTLY-To our rightful heirs, the juniors, we bequeath our wisdom, cooperativeness, and authority. SECONDLY-To the sophomores and fresh- men, we leave our determination and unfaltering courage to carry on nobly. THlRDLY-To the faculty we leave undy- ing love and thankfulness for the knowledge they have bestowed upon us. FOURTHLY-To worthy undergraduates the following bequests: Item I-june Colomb leaves her gift of gabv to Elsie Story. Item II-Ted Arel leaves his athletic ability to Robert Kaye. Item III-Mary Hungerford leaves her basket- ball tennises to some worthy girl. Mary claims that because of limited use they are in excellent condition. Item IV-Bill Lang, David Ready, and George Rand, leave some of their height to be equally distributed among Chris Casperon, Roger Luneau and Richard Cruikshank. Item V-Stanley Pop,' Beauregard, the heavy weight champion, leaves room 21 undefeat- ed. Right, Mr. Follett? Item VI-john Kendrick leaves Sue White to B. F. A. for two more years. Item VII-Louis Chabot wants Dawn Mac- Arthur left alone. Item VIII-John Poland leaves his mustache to the Rhodes brothers. Item. IX--Cary McEwen leaves his sense of humor to Charles Macia. Item X-Bob Smart and Fritz Dworshak leaves their scholastic ability to Tom Starr. Item XI-Barb Casavant leaves her quiet traits to Iosephine Perry. Item XII-lan Church leaves her ability to win arguments to Ioan Walsh. Item XIII-Clifford Sargent leaves his ability to get along with Mr. McCarty to Woody Buk- er. Item XIV-Shirley Thompson leaves her long flowing locks to lean St. Denis. Item XV-Tiny Rich leaves her left-handed shot to Sue Dworshak, so Susie will be complete in basketball. Item XVI--Polly Sheltra leaves her ability to get along with people to Lise Duval in hopes that she uses it. Item XVII-Nita Hill leaves her blush to Emily King. Item XVIII-Guy johnson, B. F. Afs Van john- son, bequeaths his deep stage voice and Barrymore technique as a thespian Romeo, to David Berry. Item XIX-The five year men leave with great exultation. LASTLY-We hereby appoint the faculty of Bellows Free Academy executors of this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us made. In Witness Whereof we have hereunto sub- scribed our name this 11th day of Iune in the Year Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-One. THE CLASS OF 1951 Witnessed by- Mr. U. Know VVho, from U. Know Where, Indiana. Mr. I. M. Lonely, residing in the Sahara Desert, Africa. Miss C. U. Around, residing at Lumbago Lodge, Arkansas. 13. If. A. M e r C u 1' y 17 GIRLS' STATE CHAMPS 1950-51 lst row, lull to right -- Mary Hungerford, Dawn MacArthur, 'l'6I'l'y Leduc, Tiny Rin-ln. ,Im-kin' L'Eg-nycr, .Io Perry, Linda Greenin, Barb Cusavant 7ncl nm' lm-lt to right - C0114-l1 Doc Comi, Connie Hebert, Rau- Brown, Shirlev Tlnnnpson. Suv Dworslmk, Capt. Cinnx' DklCL'y, Pvnny Collins, Dot Boivin, Mgr. Nancy Nelson st row, ll-lt to right -- Eclclie Bailey, Torn Pivrcc, Annnncl Nlussvy, Larry Ruymoncl, 'll-cl Arvl, 'KN1ov Bonclumcl, 'Vcc Swuinlmamk, -lim Hoclct, Hlckevn Ashton 7nd row, l to r - lun Sunlmrn, l'lUNQ'1ll'Ql Doclcls, Nlgxxg Lu- Cnvrtin. Gwxrge Cillx-rl, Lon Clmlmut. Cliff S1lI'gi llt, l'l0VVill'Ll lllumlvs. Dallicl Bl'l'l'y K x ml nm, l llll'-clIJ21L'll XVl1itc, Kitt1-n Coucl, Bing Gilbert, l'v.Al1lL'llllPS. -Iulnn lD1llgll2lllll, Nlanx-4-l Cirmu, 'l'mnRIcCn11ll:1y 1314-lc Xlurtun. lmn Starr, Buy c:llfK'tll'. lllcli clll2lilNVlCl'i. lmnmy llalll, Dull c.llyllUXN1'lll. lzclcllv l7il4lllf'l. B. I1lL'lllIi'5 Din-lx Bnmcmlis. l':llll4'I' Arvl, Burl llculcl, Assistaull Crmvlu Massa Advzke To Undergraduates 11Immm-nnummnmumnnmm-nmuumnunnnmnnIInunnumnunnnu mmnInummnnmmnnnu munmnnnmunuununInnnnIunmmmmmmmnumnnnnunummmmuuuvnmmuununuunnnummmII1mnInnvIImmmmuuuuummunmnumumm nmnn11Innmmnnnumnnnu1nmuunumuummmmum 1nnnnummuunnmnm By lime C olomb The time has come for the class of 1951 to take its departure. We have spent only four short years here, but in that time, we have ac- quired a vast amount of knowledge. It is cus- tomary for the departing class to leave the un- dergraduates shreds of wisdom which it has ac- quired during its short stay at Bellows Free Aca- demy. Of course we can't put in this all that we have accomplished but we shall try. We have been through it all and feel it is our duty to ad- vise a few. We advise: Eddie Paquette to put Venetian blinds in his car so he and Sally won't be dis- turbed during the noon hour. We advise: lean St. Denis to let her hair grow so she can obtain the long flowing locks that Shirley Thompson has. We advise: Mary Murray to start looking for someone else, because Ted will soon be gone. We advise: joan Walsh to get a boy friend that she, too, may enjoy her senior year. We advise: Sue Larow to try to get away with chewing gum like Ercell Tarbox. VVe advise: Carol Elwood to put his height and weight to some advantage like Popp Beau- regard. Now the time has come for the students them- selves to advise their friends. Virginia Dacey advises Mr. Comi to respect her more if he should meet her in future years. Tiny Rich advises Iohn Rhodes to think more and talk less. Faith VVilson advises lane Quilliam and Gloria Frazier to keep the seats in the Trustees, Room warm as she did. Nita Hill advises her sister to be on time now, as she won't be there to use the BATHROOM. Betty Brouillette advises Helen Raine to ac- quire some of her quietness. jan Church advises Janet Fallon to walk down the hall once without twitching. Polly Sheltra advises Lise Duval to take stenography so sheill be able to understand the pained expressions on the stenography class faces. Seeing our time is running short we the class of 1951 are going to leave some advice to the fol- lowing classes. VV e advise: The class of ,52 to bring shoulder pads so they can push against the wheel harder. Huh, Mr. Sunderland? We advise: The class of ,53 to gain as much athletic ability as the class of '51? VVe advise: The class of 1954 to begin to act a little more like high school students as they will soon be sophisticated sophomores. We advise: The class of ,55 to enjoy them- selves over the summer and when they come to B. F. A. to stay clear of Room 21. We advise: The undergraduates to respect the superior upperclassmen. W'e advise: Mr. Comi not to get his hopes up too high, because there still is another Dacey, Swisler, and Colomb to go. VVe think we have given all the advice that is necessary for the undergraduates to know, so they may continue the rest of their years at Bel- lows Free Academy with Great Success. XI. l, l'jSl'N'l41lllt'l'. 'l'. l'im-i'uz B. Slilllill, T. Hull, D. l'1't4'rs. S. Asinlmi. Y. Pin-zini. Ii. Cfliaulwiulx, li. Iimwii. NV. Biikvl Pa. Xian' I Sluii. XY. Driwr. Asswl Mgixg ll, S5lXl'Sll'l' B. I . A. M 0 r c u r y 19 COACH BOB WHITE'S 1950-5'I TEAM l1m1t1'ow,l itll'-101111 Rhodes Edclic Bailey, Miki- Gillmwt, D uw- lic-uicly, Tvcl Arcl, Luu Chabot. Cary McEwen, Gui. Ram! L'k1'0W.l tor-Mgr. Huy Lufluc, Dickie Brooks, NVuocliv Bzlkvr. Hin-Imrcl Clmclwick. Bill Cfhristiv. Tom Picwc-c-, H. Rlmdw Holm-rt lirmvn. Bud Hwild. Cfmmcli Bull XVliitc COACH MASSA'S 1951 TEAM lxiivvliiig, I1-Il lu right: D. lJlC'illly, H. Hlimlvs. L. cllll'l'tiIl, T. Aix'-I. C. Szlrgvnt. I., fzllllllilt. C, Cilln-rt Stnmling. lvfl lu riglnl: Cmich Mzisszig L. Brown. Ass't. Mglxq L, liayixiuiicl. Mgr.. B. llwilml, B. Clillnv. . A . ' Ii D Blooiw D lllll Xu 20 B. F. A. Mercury un mnmmnmnnnn :mu mn nnummtmnnnun all of ame umnnunnmuuu nnnunn ui- ,.. Boy Superlatives Runncl-g-Up Girl Superlatives Runners-Up Louis Chabot Ted Arel Most Popular Mary Hungerford Nita Hill, Gary McEwen Bill Lang Louis Chabot Ray Ladue F red Dworshak Bill Lang Ted Arel David Ready Bob Smart Cliff Sargent Louis Chabot Fred Dworshak Thom Rock VVayne Harvey Ralph Putnam Guy Johnson jim Abell Wayne Harvey Thom Rock Iohn Kendrick Cliff Sargent David Ready john Kendrick Fred Dworshak Louis Chabot John .Kendrick Louis Chabot Armand Cendron Louis Chabot Ralph Putnam Bob Boudreau Thom Rock Bob Smart Gary McEwen David Ready Louis Chabot Guy Johnson Bob Smart John Kendrick Thom Rock Ray Ladue Bill Lang Thom Rock Bernard Cadieux Cliff Sa1'gent john Poland Guy johnson Fred Dworshalc Thom Rock Louis Chabot Bob Smart Ray Ladue Fred Dworshali Ted Arel Friendliest Most Dignified Most Pleasing Personality Class Comedian Most Likely to Succeed Best Looking Best Athlete Luclciest Best Musician Best All-Round Best Scholar Ilappiest Class Chatterbox Quietest Best Actor-Actress Best Dancer Biggest Bluiler Most Pep N iccst Smile Most Conscientious Smoothest Line Best Extra-Curricular Worker Most Cooperative Most Fun To Be With Most Dependable Prettiest Hair june Colomb Betty Muzzy Nita Hill june Colomb Betty Towle Mary Cantell Tiny Rich Betty Swisler Nancy Denio Barbara Casavaut Betty Towle june Colomb june Colomb Mary-Jean Luucau Faith Britch Carol Asprey Carol Asprey Mary Hungerford Mary Cantell Betty Towle Barb Casavant Carol Asprey Nita Hill Nita Hill june Colomb Mary-jean Luneau Susan Montague Barb 'Casavant Nita Hill ' Mary-Jean Luneau june Colomb Ginny Daccy Gloria Greene Betty Swisler Janice Church Ginny Dacey Mary Hungerford Shirley Thompson Nita Hill Betty Swisler Mary-Jean Luucau Mary Cantcll Gloria Greene Betty Muzzy Polly Sheltra Shirley Thompson Ercell Tarbox Terry Laduc Evelyn Chevalier Shirley Thompson Barb Casavant Ginnv Daeey Barb Casavaut Barb Casavant lireell T arbox B. F. A. Mercury ,IIIIIIInnannnannnnn mn-mumm1uvvI..:-nnnnnnnnu-mn Clam mplzery -mn-mn -ummm n:mmmrmuuuuu mnummnm nnnnnnnummmunnuumnnuumanumm1ue1IIIIInImnnmummnuu By Mary-lean Luneau The Class of '51 not unlike any other gradua- ting class of Bellows Free Academy looks for- ward to graduation and all its activities. These activities, created to interest the students and bring honor to the deserving ones, have been and are still for the appreciation of the class. For instance, the students who have made them- selves outstanding by attaining a place in the lIall of Fame and the Class History are proud of their achievement. No one knows what the fu- ture holds for them, but I shall endeavor to pro- phesy what the Class of '51 will be doing in the year 1965. Upon graduation I had secured employment with the International Airlines and was imme- diately transferred to the Belgian Congo which caused me to lose contact with all my classmates. Fourteen years later my vacations had accumu- lated until I had a whole year in which to enjoy myself, so I looked up my former classmates. As I drove along the countryside, I came up- on a huge sign reading Bing Lang, Tom Anstey and Larry King, Contractors . Behind the sign was a beautiful white rambling building, on the front door in bold letters was written Hunkis Nlonksfi At this point I had to stop for some gas at the station across the street. Ralph Putnam came to offer his services. He informed me that a lot of work had to be done on the car, there- for I decided to visit the building I had so ad- mired, known as Hunk's Monks. Upon enter- ing I was greeted by the receptionist who intro- duced herself as Virginia Dacey. I told her Iid like to visit the zoo. She gave me a stony look and informed me that I was in a very distinguish- ed home for orphans. After I apologized. she introduced me to the other employees in the room, Jeannette Belair and Eleanor Sweet. sec- retaries. I was looking with envy at their comfortable chairs when suddenly three little boys ran through the room. Close behind them c unc two nurses. I recognized Ioan jean and Betty Brouil- lette. Next I was introduced to the bookkeeper, Estalie Rich. Then the two nurses came back with the culprits and I was allowed to follow them to the childrenis quarters. The murals on the walls were all painted by Denise Bertrand. Teachers Betty Towle and lanice Church were busy making their pupils behave. In another room Iuanita Hill was teaching a group of girls how to mend their stockings, and Pat Boom- hower was showing the boys how to press their trousers. She was having success, too. Betty Muzzy was giving art lessons and Ercell Tarbox was teaching music. By now I was really an- xious to meet Hunk. I was ushered into a very large room with many desks. Some of the per- sonnel had gone out for a smoke, but by the name plates on the desks I learned that Tom Bock was Assistant Manager. His private sec- retary was Faith Britch. Then at the Personnel Manageris desk was a name plate with the name LOUIS CHABOT on it. A newspaper was on his desk. I glanced through it and discovered that Stanley Beauregard was Chief Editor, Ber- nard Cadieux, Cartoonistg and Polly Sheltra was Fashion Editor. At last I met the wizard at the head of this huge institution. Mary Hungerford, a very dig- nified lady, shook hands with me, Now I had visited everything but the orphanage's truck farm which was run by Fred Nichols. Armand Cendron did all the trucking. The products left over were sold to the AGP whose president was Howard MOSS. By now I thought it time to find out if the car was repaired. The proprietor, Guy Johnson, told me that it was not worth Hxing, so I bought 22 B. F. A. Mercury a johnson Speedmaster and continued on my tour. Ahead was a very impressive building and I immediately decided to visit it. It was the Red Cross Center supervised by a very efficient lady, Barbara Casavant. Other nurses there were Nancy Denio, Suzanna Montague and Eunice Messier. They were trying to find a refuge for a man who was being persecuted. It seems that Larry Raymond was running everyone else out of the barbershopping business, and they just couldn't stand it any longer. The Red Cross was out of remedies for ner- vousness so I volunteered to get some at Wayne Harveyis drugstore. There he told me that a gentleman by the name of Fritz Dworshak had just bought the last of it. Mr. Dworshak was working on a new electrical invention, and it was an awful strain on his nerves, too. From the drugstore I went to the hospital. They did have some of the much needed medi- cine. Robert Smart, head of the Research Lab- aratory, had just discovered a new cure for ner- vousness, and Iohn Kendrick was manufacturing it. Their saleswoman, june Colomb, was in for a new supply at the time I was there. In the corridor was a large poster advertising a bene- fit show: Clayton Nelson and His Band with Carol Asprey as vocalist. Shirley Thompson, Star of Television and Radio will play her ac- cordion and sing. Also appearing-Rita Che- nette-Blue Singer. A mile from the hospital was a ballfield, and the game in session was for the entertainment of the hospital patients. Everytime the name of the player Dave Ready was mentioned, cheers arose that were deafening. Most of the ladies were in a swoon. I didnit think it was that warm. Marilyn Hubbard and julia William's horse ranch could be seen from the ball park. Leo Guertin, navy recruiting officer, and john Poland, Air Force recruiting officer, were trying to talk some boys into joining the service. john Poland succeeded in getting Clifford Sar- gent and Gary McEwen to join his branch of the service. They planned to major in calisthenics. At the time they made up their minds, an attrac- tive Wave was walking by. I wonder if she had anything to do with their decision? A girl was hurrying to catch up with the at- tractive Wavef, When she did, she all but squeezed her to death. Terry Leduc, .itis been ages since I saw youf, Why, Chevvy, I havenit seen you in a long time eitherf, By eavesdrop- ping, I learned that Chevvy was Evelyn Che- valier, a dental secretary. I couldnit leave without visiting the school, so I did. Ray Ladue was teaching bookkeeping. I canit forget the triumphant expression on his face. He didn't look as though he had difficulty in attaining his position. Nancy Davis was the Home Economics teacher. jimmy Abell and Gloria Greene were also on the faculty. Marion Berger was working in the office. She liked the school so much, she couldnit leave it. I stayed for the assembly program. Mary Cantell spoke to the students about the oppor- tunities for telephone operators. I came out with the student body at dismissal time. Ted Arel, now a policeman, was on the sidewalk scaring the daylights out of a freshman who had taken a shortcut on the grass. Bob Boudreau's taxis were doing a good business taking some of the students home. A lot of the boys were rushing for Gerry L,Esperanceis Clothing Store. He was having a sale on flashy ties and socks. On their way some of the boys saw hot-rods dis- played at George Rand's Machine Shop, so they put their pennies in the bank instead. Above IjEsperance,s Store was a Hairdress- ing Salon-Faith Wilson, Proprietor. Now that I have seen everyone, it is time to say farewell. I want to wish the Class of '51 thc best of luck in achieving their ambitions. I wonder what changes will have occurred to the Class of '51 when I come back in 1980? JH x ,, . crcury 23 1950-51 CHEERLEADERS lst row, l to l'--Il32ll1l'll'lll' Bt-lair, Evelyn Clicvzxlivr, Betty Towle-, Carol SllI'1Cl6I'l1lllKl Micl. row-.loam Finn, Carol Bissuu, Terry Bm-noit, Dot Crea-rw, -Iozui Bisson, Pat Finn Top row --lolm jenn, -lvrry Cami. Larry King, Dawn' Ilill, -Ion Sunlmrn, Pike-D Picurrl BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATERS l l l'll'UI1l row, l to r - Bzirlm Chisuxzult, Marry Ilungc-rtorcl, Nita Ilill, Bvtty Tuwlv But-L row. l to r - Camry Nlt-l'lxx'n-ii. lruuis Cllmlmt. Dain' lll'1lilf'. l l'c'tl lJNX'Ul'Sll2lli Wm.. K Q31 W5 in Magi , i X 69' as If g 2 5 V 545 at M g fi A ala + , 5:51 y be .V f 5 J WA ig 15 K -h.- . . V an W 5525, All 3 5 4 Mg' ,. it me-aw Y' YM Q' Q ff Pg , ' M df Q if ya N 112' EM Q5 we Q N. K V5 kk ll lz. 5 ,MW V fm we B. F. Aellilercury .IAM ES ABE LL College Course B ig Ambition-To be a teacher F avorite Pastime-Dancing A version-Poor sports HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: C-lee Club Cl, 2, 3, 455 All-State Chorus C455 Basketball I. V. C255 Student Council C355 Home Room Oificer C2, 455 Senior Supper Committee C455 Poster Committee C455 junior Red Cross Council C455 I..ibr..rian C455 Assembly Program C1, 2, 3, 455 Typing Certificate C255 junior Prom Committee Jimmy is the crooner of the Senior Class. People always say, Good things come in small packagesf' iust knowing jim would prove it. jimis big ambition is to be a teacher and he is planning to attend johnson Teachers' College. In- cidentally, girls, jim intends to be a bachelor. THOMAS WILLIAM ANSTEY Vocational I 11 flustrial B ig Ambition-To have a good iob F avorite Expression-Oh Shueksl A version-Some girls IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: All-State Band C1, 255 School Band Cl, 25. Tom is taking the Vocational Industrial Course. He hopes to go on to trade school if he doesnit get a iob with Uncle Sam first. I wonder if doing either of these has anything to do with his aversion. Tom likes the boys' band and basketball5 even though he didnit play sports he was a very loyal supporter. Tom would like to have escalators put in school in place of the stairs. THEODORE VV. AREL General Course Il ig Ambition-To own a successful business F avorite Pastime--Dancing, sleeping A version-Onions and mustard HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Football, V. Cl, 255 Varsity CS, 455 Basketball J. V. C1, 25, Varsity CS, 455 Baseball Varsity Cl, 2, 3, 455 Class Secretary Cl, 255 Class President C455 Librarian C1, 2, 3, 455 Senior Play Business Staff C455 Senior Supper M. C. C455 Home Room Officer Cl, 3, 45. Although Ted, well-known to everyone in school, is rather of the quiet type of fellow, he has been outstanding in the Class of 351 for his athletic ability. Next vear when he has ioined the navy perhaps he'll be able to rest and relax after a strenuous year as class president and active participant in three Sports. CAROL ASPREY College Preparatory Course B ig Ambition-To own my own ear. F avorite Expression-Ohl gee gollyl A version-Spiders HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury, Fashion Reporter C355 Feature VVriter C455 Senior Play Cast C455 junior Jamboree Christmas Play Clee Club Cl, 2, 3, 455 All-State Chorus C455 Graduation Escort C355 Basketball C155 Assembly Program Committee C455 Assembly Program C455 Librarian C355 junior Red gigoss Council Cl, 2, 355 Grinds Committee C455 Sub-Freshman Day Committee 3 . Carol, a girl with personality plus plus, will be missed by the underclassmen next year when they donit see her around B. F. A. with her cheery smile and ability to get along with everybody. Carol makes no claim to being the studi- ous type, but we are sure she will do well in whatever occupation sl1e chooses. B. F. A. Mcrcu ry 27 STANLEY RICHARD BEAUREGARD General Course B ig Ambition-To be a huge success F avoritc Expression-Ah Shukkinsl A version-Cold sores HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Staff, Columnist 12, 3, 42, Feature Editor 142, Audio-visual Aids Staff 132, Assembly Program Committee 132, Typ- ing Certificate 132: Clee Club 11, 42, Christmas Play 132, Student Council Vice-President 142, Trustee Coote Field 142. Stanley Richard, sometimes called Stan but labeled PopD most of the time, is the tall young man often seen strolling down the halls of B. F. A. His favorite pastime is bowling, music is his hobby. He enjoyed his work on the Mercury and has also enioyed school dramatics. All in all, he has had a very busy Senior year taking modern history, work- ing for the Messenger, and carrying on his duties as Student Council Vice- President. JEANNETTE INIABY BELAIII C0fllllle'fC'illl Course B ig Ambition-To be happily married F ayorite Expression-Oh, my aching back! A version-Drinking HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader V. 11, 2, 32, Captain Varsity 142, Home Ec Fashion Show 1I, 42, Home Ec Program Committee 142, Gradua- tion Escort 132, Ivy Day Escort 132, Shorthand Certificates, 60 word speed 132, 80 word speed 142, 100 word speed 142, Junior O. G. A. 132, Senior O. C. A. 1425 Junior O. A. T. 142, Senior O. A. T. 142, Typewriting Proxfress Certificate Competent Typist Certificate 132, Complete Theory 142, Booikkeeping Certificate 13, 42, Ilome Nursing Certificate 142, Senior Play Ticket Seller 142, Jamboree Ticket Taker 132, Mercury Treasurer Hustlingl That describes Ieannette. NVhenever you see her, she's hurry- ing to go somewhere and get some work done. A look at her list of honor certificates tell us that her busy-ness has paid off. And we know sht-'ll get where she wants to go in the future with success too. MARION VICTORIA BERCER Commercial Course B ig Ambition-To live a happy life F avorite Expression-Goodness gracious! A version-Cossipy people IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Typist 142, Senior Play Usher 142, Bookkeeping Certificates 12, 32, O. C. A. Award 132, Shorthand Speed Certificate 60 word 142, Clee Club 13, 42, Crinds Committee 142, Tvpewriting Progress Certificates 142. Marion, better known to her friends as Vicki, is a brown-eyed brunette who always has a smile and cheery greeting for everyone. She's always ready too for a good time, and riding around in a certain Chevy is one of her favorite pastimes. lIer favorite song is i'Time After Time. VVO wonder why!! DENISE IACQUELINE BERTRAND General Course B ig Ambition-To enioy life F ayorite Pastime-Roller skating A version--Eating oysters HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 11, 2, Home Nursing Certificate 1425 Jamboree Usher 132, Senior Play Usher 142. No doubt this happy-go-lucky lass will enioy life for she's always on the go with a good time in yiew. She has been traveling almost every week to Mon- treal to visit her parents and she'd like to spend most of her life traveling. Her personality and cheerful good humor guarantee that she'll gain her hig ambition. 5. B. F. A. Mercury PATRICIA CHARLENE BOOMHOWER General Course B ig Ambition--To be a success F avorite Pastime-Dancing A version-St. Albans boys HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 13, 41, Junior Jamboree Usher 13, Senior Play Usher 141, Junior Red Cross 11, 2, 3, 41, Graduation Escort 13 , Basketball 11, 21, Librarian 131, Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate 141, Intra- mural Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Home Economics Fashion Show 11, 2, 3, 41, Type- writing Progress and Competent Typist Certificates 141. T all, blond, blue-eyed, and always ready to smile, that best describes our Pat from Fairfield. With her pleasant personality and genuine good-natured smiling ways, she has made many friends while here at B. F. A. These friends, she says, have given her the greatest pleasure of all during her high school career. And we think she's iust kidding about her aversion. ROBERT ALCIDE BOUDREAU General Course B ig Ambition--T o own his own business w . . , . . I' avorite Expression-Thats what the owl said, who? A version-Room 22, women drivers HONORS AND-ACTIVITIES: Assistant Manager Football 121, Manager 131, Home Room Officer 141, Librarian 141, Junior Red Cross Council 121. Starey is a quiet, blond-haired lad whose chief interests seemed to be sports and a certain sophomore girl. Bob has been interested in all high school sports and did a good iob as manager of football. As for future plans, he expects to drive a taxi this summer and then possibly will ioin the navy. None of this sounds as though heill have much time for his favorite hobby of loafing or favorite pastime of hunting. Starey claims that if he were going through high school again he'd take different subiects. Wonder what! FAITH COPELAND BRITCH Commercial Course B ig Ambition -To be happy F avorite Pastime--Reading, riding horseback A version-Snakes HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Typist 141, Senior Play Cast 141, Junior Jamboree Cast 141, Graduation Escort 131, Home Room Officer 12, 31, Senior Supper Committee 141, Assembly Program 121, Librarian 141, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, O. G. A. Junior Certificate 131, Typewriting Progress and Competent Typist Certificates 131, Shorthand Speed Certificates, 60-word, 80-word 141, Bookkeep- ing Certificate 131, O. A. T. 141, Competent Typist Award 141, Grinds Commit- tee 141 Intramural Basketball 141. Britchie,,' a pretty, blond senior, always seems to be ha py. Her interests are varied, as one can see, since she enioys reading, horseback riding, and being a successful student. Faith wishes, though, that she'd gone out for basketball early in her high school days. As for the future, sheis certain to be an excellent secretary for some lucky person. BETTY JANE BROUILLETTE General Course B ig Ambition-To be a nurse F avorite Pastime-Going to the movies A lias-Dosey HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Assembly Program 141, Mercury, Assistant Cir- culation Manager 141, Junior Jamboree Usher 131, Intramural Basketball Tourna- ment 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior Jamboree Prompter 141, Home Economics Fashion Show 11, 2, 3, 41, Clee Club 13, 41, Home Nursing Certificate 141, Graduation Escort 131, Typewriting Progress Certificate 131, Competent Typist Certificate 141, Fashion Show Committee 13, 41, Grinds Committee 141, Graduation Plan- ning Committee 141, Senior Play Usher 141. Betty, otherwise known as Dosey, is one of the quieter members of the Senior Class, but donlt let that fool you. Get acquainted and you'll find that sheis friendly, fun, and easy to get along with. How would you like to have Betty for your nurse if you were sick? With her good care and cheerful attitude, youid be sure to get along well. B. F. A. Mercury BERNARD CADIEUX General Course B ig Ambition-To be happy F ayorite Expression-I haven't been well lately A ycrsion-Blue-eyed Irish girls Che saysl1 HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Play Cast C414 Cheerleader C2, 314 junior Jamboree Stage Manager C414 Home Room Officer C214 Senior Slipper Com- mittee C414 Assembly Program Committee C414 Librarian C314 Glee Club C114 Type- writing Progress Certificate C314 Competent Typist Certificate C41. Small, with brown wavy hair, and plenty of pep--thatis our Bernard. His vim and vigor certainly contrast with his well-known portrayal of Grandfather in the Senior Play. Bernard says that ten years from now he hopes to be loaf- ing, but thatls really not his type and we doubt its ha 1 ening. His present interests are painting, his chief holmliy, watching basketball games, and the Saturday night dances. He claims that sleeping is among his favorite pastimes. Is that where you get your pep, Bernard? MARY THEBESA CANTELL Commercial Course B ig Ambition-To be happy F ayorite Pastime-Dancing A version-VVars HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Typist C414 Graduation Escort C314 Bookkeeping II Certificate C314 Superior Bookkeeping Certificate III C414 Ivy Day Escort C314 Shorthand I Certificate C314 Home Nursing Certificate C414 Senior Play Usher C414 Grinds Committee C414 Tvpewriting Progress Certificate and Competent Typist Certificate4 Junior Jamboree Committee C314 and Planning Committee C41. Mary, who comes from Sheldon Springs, is well known for her friendliness, and also for her contagious bursts of laughter. When questioned, Mary re- vealed that making so many friends has given her the most pleasure and satis- faction of her high school career. NVith her friends, she has greatly enjoyed going to school plays, games, and other B. F. A. events. BARBARA JEAN CASAVANT College Preparatory Course B ig Ambition--To be a nurse F ayorite Expression-Geell A version-Tripe HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Solicitor C314 Advertising Manager Business Mana fer C414 Graduation Escort C314 Basketball I. V. C2, 314 Varsity C414 Student Council Treasurer C414 Ticket Seller, Games C414 Jamboree Ticket Seller C314 Librarian C21Q junior Red Cross Council C214 Vermont Girls' State C314 Leadership Training Course C414 Grinds Committee C414 Home Nursing Certi- ficate C414 Glee Club C114 Sub-Freshman Day Committee Barb, with happy disposition and spirit of cooperation, has shown great in- terest in studies, sports, almost all activities in fact, but as for interest in the opposite sex-No! She's a favorite among her many friends and next year Cassie will surely be missed at B. F. A. LOUIS PIERRE CHABOT General Course B ig Ambition--To make life a success F ayorite Expression-You for me, Babe! A version-Lima beans HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer C114 Class Vice-President C214 Class President C314 Student Council President C41Q junior amboree C814 Football C214 Varsity C3, 41g Basketball Cl, 21g Varsity C3, 414 Baseba l CI, 214 Varsity CS, 414 Executive Council C1, 314 Home Room Officer C414 Vermont Boys' State C314 D. A. R. Medal C414 Assembly Program C414 Leadership Training Course C34 414 Class Night Speaker C414 Bookkeeping Certificate C314 Ivy Day Usher Class Night Usher C314 Sub-Freshman Day Committee C41. A articipant in practically every, activity, Lou has gathered for himself a host of, friends both in and outside of B. F. A. In athletics both his ability and good sportsmanshii have been recognized. YVomen also have been one of his maior extracurricular activities. For some reason, Lou has stuck pretty closely to the Junior class--hmm! 'B. F. A.'Mercury RITA ROSE CHENETTE General Course B ig Ambition-To be secretary or telephone operator F avorite Expression-I had to laugh! A version--Snakes and spiders IIOYORS AND ACTIVITIES: Basketball 11, 25, Clec Club 12, 3, 45, junior jznnboree Cast 135, Graduation Escort 135, Shorthand 60-word Certificate 135, Senoir Play Ticket Seller 145, Home Nursing Certificate 145, Home Economics Fashion Show 145, B. F. A. Chorus 145, Competent Typist Certificate 145. Rita is ycry quiet but that docsnit mean that she isnit tops when it comes to being a good friend. Sheis hard-working and conscientious and always willing to help others. ller favorite pastime is singing and her hobby is collecting pic- tures, If you want to know of whom or what, yon'll have to interview Rita. EVE LYN MARIE CHE VA Ll Eli General Course B ig Ambition-T o be happy F avorite Expression-Something wrong?? A version-Baiting fish hooks IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Play Usher 1115, junior .ltlllllDOI't'l' Cast 1l5, Iamboree Usher 135, Play Prompter 125, Graduation Escort 135, Captain of Clwer- leaders 145, Cheerleader 11, 2, 3, 45, Home Room Treasurer 145, Senior Supper Hostess 145, Freshman Reception Committee 125, Ivy Day Usher 135, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 45, B. F. A. Chorus 145, Community Cencert Usher 125, Home Making Fashion Show 145, Program Committee 145, Assembly Program Home Nurs- ing Certificate 145. Chevy is a small vivacious brunette with a happy-go-lucky nature. She has plenty of pep, with a personality to match. Her main interest lies in an Air Force Base and, therefore, she spends most of her spare time writing letters. IANICE BRENDA CHURCH Commercial Course B ig Ambition-To make others happy F avorite Expression-Iupiter A version-People who stretch the truth HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 135, Mercury Solicitor 13, 45, junior Iamboree Cast 115, Junior gamborce Business Staff 135, Senior Play Prompter 145, Graduation Escort 13, Executive Council 11, 25, Home Room Officer 11, 2, 3, 45, Assembly Program Committee 13, 45, Assembly Program 12, 3, 45, Clee Club 13, 45, B. F. A. Chorus 145, Junior Red Cross Council 135, Home Economics Fashion Show 11, 45, Home Nursing Certificate 145, Fresh- man Reception Committee 125, Crinds Committee 145, Gregg Shorthand Cer- tificates, 60 words 135, 80 words, 145, O. A. T. junior 145, Senior 145, Competent Typist Certificate 145, Typewriting Progress Certificate 145. When you see a cute blonde with sparkling blue eyes and an infectious giggle, thatis our jan. With her personality, pep, and ability to get along with othcrs, her big ambition shouldn't be hard to realize. Ian spends her time writing to a certain sailor who thinks she's pretty swell, as we all do. JUNE BLANCHE COLOMB General Course B ig Ambition-To travel and meet people F avorite Expression-Sufferini cat fish! A version-Baseball and silly boys HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 145, Senior Play Business Stall 145, Glee Club 12, 3, 45, All-State Chorus 145, Senior Supper Committee 145, Assembly Program Committee 145, Assembly Program 145, Librarian 13, 45, junior Red Cross Council 145, Class Night Speaker 145, Home Economics Fash- ion Show 145, Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate 145, Typewriting Progress Certificate 145, Competent Typist Certificate Did you just hear a contagious giggle? It nmst have been our june. She is, and we imagine always will be, the life of the party. She has such a sense of humor and cheerful outlook that if you feel the end of the world is about to come just go to i'Buttcrball,' and she'll have some humorous remark that will set you off on the right foot again. June can't decide Whether to be an X-ray teclmician or a school 1nar1n, but whatever she does, we know Sheill be tl success. B. F. A. Mercury 31 VIRGINIA MARY DACEY College Preparatory Course B ig Ambition-To be a nurse F avorite Expression-Piftlel A version-Mice ' HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury, Circulation Manager 13, 41, Assistant Circulation Manager 121, Senior Play Business Staff 141, unior Jamboree Prompter 131, Graduation Escort 131, Basketball, J. V. 11, 2, Varsity 13, 41, Captain 141, Student Council Secretary 141, Assembly Program 12, 3, 41, As- sembly Program Committee 12, 3, 41, Glee Club 11, 21, Typing Certificate 121, Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate 141, Home Economics Fashion Show 141. Ginny, who has gained fame for performance on the basketball court, is one of thc wittier members of the Senior Class. Her fine sense of humor has made her well liked by everyone in B. F. A, Ginny says that if she were to start school all over again, she would demand more respect from Mr. Comi. XVot say, D. 1? NANCY IANE DAVIS General Course B ig Ambition-To teach home economics F avorite Expression--Oh sugar! A version-Coneeitcd people IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Solicitor 13, 41, junior -Iamboree Cast 111, School Band 11, 2, 3, 41, All-State Band 11, 2, 31, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, All-State Chorus 141, B. F. A. Chorus 141, Graduation Escort 131, Librarian 111, junior jamboree Usher 131, Senior Play Usher 141, Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate 141, Intranmral Basketball 11, 2, 31, Typcwriting Progress Certificate 141, Competent Typist Certificate 141, Home Economics Fashion Show Nan's favorite pastime is having fun-and she's one girl who can find lun and laughs in any situation in which she finds herself. Her musical in- terests, playing the baritone horn in the band and singing, are sure to help her find congenial friends in school or outside. NANCY JEAN DENIO General Course B ig Ambition-To be a nurse F avorite Pastime-Playing the saxophone A version-Hot-tempered musicians IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Iunior Jamboree Prompter 11, 21' Band 11, 2, 3, 41, All State Band 13, 41, Piano Player for Assembly 11, 2, 3, 41, Graduation Escort 131, Assembly Program Committee 141, Assembly Program 141, Librarian 141, junior Red Cross Council 121, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, B. F. A. Chorus 141, Ilome Nursing Certificate 141. Nan has two chief interests-music and boys. She is one of the lucky seniors who has a license and can often be seen driving her father's car around town. Next fall Nan plans to do something about her big ambition, for she is to enter Lennox Hill Hospital in New York to begin her training. FREDERICK G. DWORSHAK College Course B ig Ambition-To work in some field of electricity F avorite Expression-Yeah? A VCl'Sl0l1-NVOIHCI1 drivers HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Class treasurer Mercury, Feature xVl'lfl'l' 131, Editorial WVritcr 141, All-State Chorus 141, Graduation Usher Audio- visual Aids Statf 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys, State, 13, Assembly Program 131, Ticket Seller 131, Leadership Training Course 13, 4, Senior Grinds Committee 141, Radio Club 131, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Debate Club 141, Freslnnan Reception Committee 121, Graduation Speaker Fritz is one of our six-footers, He has taken a College Prep course and plans to enter college in the fall, after working this summer. Living at the Bay and working spare time have kept Fritz busy, but he still managed to keep all A marks almost every marking period, along with participating in many extra-curricular activities. llis fine tenor voice was often heard as he danced Saturday nights, singing any one of several current bit-parade tunesl B. F. A. Mercury ARMAND VICTOR GENDRON General Course B ig Ambition-To have a business of his own F avorite Pastime--Dancing A lias-Fuzzy HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: International Contest Bookkeeping Certificate II 131, Assembly Program Connnittee 131. A carefree, happy-go-luckv farm boy, best describes our Gendron from Georgia. With his personality he has made many true friends while here at school. His present interest is rumored to be a former graduate ot B. F. A. GLORIA ANNA GREENE General Course B ig Ambition-To graduate from college F avorite Pastime-Knitting and reading A version-Cats, mice and spiders. HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 111, Home Economics Fashion Show 11, 21, Freshman Reception Committee Home Room Officer 121, Junior Jamboree Cast 11, 21, junior Red Cross Council 12, 41, Assembly Program 131, Graduation Escort 131, Band Concert Usher 131, junior O. G. A. Certificate 131, Bookkee ing Certificate 131, Mercury Feature Writer 13, 41, Librarian 141, Senior Play Usher 141, Grinds Committee 141. Gloria, an ardent fan at all B. F. Afs sports events, is full of vim, vigor, vitality, and chatter. She's one you can depend upon to do her share in any work that is to be done around school. Unless you're a hermit, vou certainly must know Gloria and all her good qualities. LIONEL ARMAND GUERTIN General Course B ig Ambition-To be a success F avorite Pastime-Baseball, skiing, dancing A version-Room 22 HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: All-State Chorus 141, Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Bas- ketball 121, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41, Executive Council 141, Home Room Ofiicer 111, Librarian 141, Glce Club 11, 2, 3, 41, New England Music Festival 121, International Bookkeeping Contest Certificate 131, junior Jamboree Stage Manager 141. Lee is the idol of the freshman girls and a real smooth dancer . He enjoys all school activities. His aversion is Room 22. Lee plans to ioin the navy next year. We hope he won't have to scrub too many decks. LAWRENCE WAYNE HARVEY Vocational Industrial Coarse B ig Ambition--To be a pharmacist Q F avorite Pastime--Staying after school tor Mr. McCarty A version-Mr. McCarty HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Home Room Oflicer 111, Glee Club 11, 2, 3,1, New England Music Festival 121. Wayne has the distinction of being the shortest boy of the Senior Class. He's one senior that needs no introduction, for Wayne's always in the midst of an uproar, whether in class or in the corridors. His wit will long be re- membered by the Class of l951. B. F. A. Mercury JUANITA LORRAINE HILL College Preparatory Course B ig Ambition-T o be happily married F avorite Expression--Oh, fudge! A x'ersion--Busybodies HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury, Reporter C21, News Editor C31, Manag- ing Editor C414 Senior Play Business Stall C414 Glee Club C114 Graduation Escort C314 Manager Girls' Basketball C314 Assistant Manager C214 Student Council Sec- retary C314 Home Room Otlicer Cl, 3, 414 Girls, State C314 D. A. R. Good Citizen- ship Award C414 Assembly Program C3, 414 Salesmanship Course C214 Class Night Usher C214 Sub-Freshman Dav Committee C2, Junior Jamboree Committee C314 School Band Concert Usher C314 Senior Supper Waitress C314 Senior Dance Chairman C414 Grinds Committee C414 Home Nursing Certificate C41. Nita is a fun-loving gal who has a grand personality, a cheery word at all times, and is loved by everyone Who knows her. Nita hopes to be happily married. VVho knows-maybe it will be to the PFC to whom she writes in all her spare time! MARILYN JOYCE HUBBARD General Course B ig Ambition--To be a good teacher F avorite Pastime-Riding horseback A lias-Hubby HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Graduation Escort Iled Cross Home Nurs- ing Certiiicate C414 Senior Play Usher C414 IIo1ne Economics Fashion Show CI, 2, 3, 41. Hubby hails from East Highgate and that means that she has had to travel thirteen miles every day to attend B. F. A. As her friends already know, her favorite pastime is riding her horse Scotty. Hubbv has a remarkable attendance record during her years at B. F. A., which proves not only her good health but also her -good horsemanship because she hasn't had to miss any school on account ot broken bones from spills from her horse. Although she still talks about her horse, right now she seems to be more interested in driving her tatheris car. Probably that's because she doesn't want to miss those Frank- MARY JANE HUNGERFORD College Preparatory Course B ig Ambition--To run an orphanage F avorite Expression-Shoestringsl A version-Snakes HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Vice President C414 Mercury, Assistant Ci1'culation Manager C21, Circulation Manager C31, Feature Writer C414 Senior Play Business Staff C414 Junior Jamboree Prompter C414 Graduation Escort C314 Basketball C1, 21, Varsity C3, 414 Student Council Vice President C314 Executive Council Cl, 2, 414 Home Room Officer Cl, 2, Senior Supper Speaker C414 Girls' State C314 Assembly Program Committee C2, 3, 414 Assembly Program C2, 3, 414 Ski Club, Treasurer C314 Vice President C414 Senior Play Ticket Seller C414 Li- brarian C1. 214 Leadership Training Course C314 Sub-Freslunan Day Committee Cl, 2, 3, 414 Glee Club Cl, 2, 314 Grinds Committee C414 Home Nursing Certifi- cate C4 . Hunk is a popular lass with loads of pep and personality. VVhen does she find time for her favorite pastimes ol' knitting and gossiping? And about running an orphanage-what about Princeton, Hunk? MARY JOAN JEAN 4 General Course lin dances. B ig Ambition-To be a nurse 1 F avorite Expression-- Because on account otu A version-Preiudiced people HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Solicitor Advertising Manager C41Q Glee Club C114 Assembly Program Committee C414 Librarian C2, 414 Graduation Escort Assembly Program 431g Junior Jamboree Cast C114 Junior Jamboree Prompter C314 Home Nursing Certificate C414 Class Night Usher C21 Intramural Basketball Tournament Cl, 21. It may not be easy to see Joan in a crowd, for she's not very tall, but you can always spot her bv her pleasant manner, friendly smile, and good sense. ller big ambition is to become a graduate nurse and with her determination and fine qualities wc-'re sure that she will succeed. B. F. A-M ercury GUY LEWIS IOHNSON College Prepurtory Course B ig Ambition-To get a good iob I avorite Expression-CCensored1 A version-Gossiping women HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Class President Cl, 215 Senior Play Cast C415 junior Iamboree CI, 415 School Band CI, 2, 3, 415 All-State Band CI, 2, 315 Foot- ball CI15 Basketball C115 Baseball C115 Home Room Olliccr C115 Radio Club C315 Assembly Program C415 Leadership Training Course C41. Guy is one of those people who can always see the good side to anything. With his chief hobby, a Model AD, he's performed several wonders in the field of testing the strength of steel! Rumor has it that hc's planning to get another car because the gadgets are now crowding him out of thc HA . Guy, who claims to be a chronic loafer, plans to do iust that this summer, but next fall will find him laboring in college. IOHN CLARK KENDRICK General Course B ig Ambition-To own his own business F avorite Pastime-Hunting and fishing A version-None C?1 HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Junior Iamboree Committee C315 Mercury VVril- er C415 Senior Play Prompter C415 Basketball Cl, 21, Varsity C315 Baseball, Assist- er C415 Senior Play Prompter C415 Basketball Cf 21, Varsity C315 Baseball, Assis- tant Manager C11, Manager C25 315 Executive Council C415 Home Room Officer CI, 2, 315 Assembly Program C3, 415 President Ski Club C415 Librarian C25 315 junior Red Cross Council C31. Sometimes itis hard to iind I. C, in a crowd, but look into the undercover activities. Youill find him at the base of things. During his stay at B. F. A. he has faithfully kept up with the latest . john has collected innumerable friends and entertained them with his fresh CP1 supply of quickies. He plans to work this summer but will probably end up cruising around the lake in his outboard. Next fall he'll enrol at U. V. M. LAWRENCE EARL KING General Course B ig Ambition-Get married F avorite Expression-Oh, nuts A version-Most girls and all teachers HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury feature writer C35 415 Senior Play C415 junior Jamboree C115 Cheerleader CI, 2, 3, 415 Captain Cheerleader C415 Senior Supper Committee C415 Ivy Day Escort C315 Glee Club C1, 2, 3, 415 Senior Grinds Committee C415 Assembly Program C415 Typewriting Progress Certificate C415 Intramural Basketball C15 2, 3, 41. Larryis aversion and ambition don't seem to coincide! Larry is one of the quieter Senior Boys, or so he appears to be, but you have probably seen him out with his boys cheering the teams on. He is a swell guy to know, and a friend to everyone. He hopes to ioin the Marine Corps. RAYMOND LADUE Commercial Course B ig Ambition--To bc a bootlegger F avorite Expression- Isn't that iust ducky A version-Girls I I HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Play Business Staff C415 Basketball CI, 215 Home Room Officer C315 Assembly Program Committee C2, 315 Librarian C315 Manager Basketball C415 Assistant Manager C315 Bookkeeping Certificateg Ivy Day Usher C315 Assembly Program C41. Our Dopey hails from Sheldon. VVhat would basketball fellows have done without Dope these past few years? He always has a smile and a bright hello for everyone. In the near future Dopey wants to be a bootleggerlll Worst of luck in your ambition, Dope. B. F. A. Mercury WILLIAM ROBERT LANG General C nurse ll ig Ambition-'l'o be a carpenter or mason F avorite Expression--None A version-Room 22 Bill is the tall handsome guy who is often seen walking the halls of B. . A. He doesnt have much to sav, espeeiallv to the girls, but, nevertheless, he is well known bv everyone. Could Bill tell us why his aversion is Room 22!!! If TIIERESA MARILYN LEDUC General Course Ii ig Ambition- To be-or not to ben I I F avorite Pastime-Ciggling and gossiping A versitin-lmpolite boys IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Clee Club 12, 3, 41, Graduation Escort Basketball, javvees 121, Varsitv 13, 41, All-State Second Team 141, Executive Council 131, Home Room Officer 131, Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate 141, Senior Play Usher 141, Home Economies Fashion Show 11, 41, Ivv Dav Escort 131, Gregg Shorthand Certificate 131, Jamboree Usher 131, Program Committee 4 . Everyone who has seen little Terrv race down the gym fioor knows her basketball skill. And we do mean little, for she's only 5'2 tall and weighs I04 pounds. Terry is the kind of girl who can make friends and then keep them. Besides liking people and basketball, she enioys glee club and practi- cally all sports. Iler plans for next fall are uncertain now but we know sheill get ahead in whatever lim- of work she decides to undertake. GERARD JOHN IJESPERANCE General Course B ig Ambition--'llo tour the eountrv F avorite Expression-What did you say? A version-Room 22 IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Competent Typist Certificate jerry likes B. F. A. very much, especially basketball and baseball. Ile would like a bigger gym so more people could see the basketball games. Ierrv likes elothes- and most of all, one certain girl. He plans to be a taxi driver this summer and to try to come back to school next fall. jerry liked his high school career because he learned a lot about people. If Jerry could start school over, he would go out for all sports. MARY-JEAN LUNEAU Commercial Course Il ig Ambition--'I'o make herself useful 1 A- r I . 1 Q . 1' 2lVOl'llG PUSHllll'1RCilCllIlLf, bievchng, movies A version-Being late HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Assistant Business Manager, Senior Plav 141, Graduation Escort 131, Home Room Officer 121, Mercury Typist 141, Senior Play Usher 141, Clee Club 12, 31, junior O. C. A. 131, Shorthand Speed Certifi- cates, 60-word, 80-word 141, Complete Theory Certificate 141, Bookkeeping Certificate 131, Tvpewriting Progress Certificate 131, Competent Tvpist Certifi- cate 141, Iunior O. A. 'l'. 141, Crinds Committee 141, Class Night Speaker 141. Shorty is the smallest member of the Senior Class, but she surely makes up in quality what she lacks in quantity. One look at her list of honors and at her name on everv honor roll during her years of high school will convince von that this likeable lklary-jean will win success in whatever she undertakes. um-neil' mah, B. F. A. Mercury EUNICE MESSIER C ommereial C oarse B ig Ambition-To marry and have a family F avorite Expression-Goodness l I A version-Spiders HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Typist 1415 Senior Play Ticket Seller 1415 Superior Bookkeeping Certificate 1315 Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate 1415 Ivy Day Escort 1315 Senior Play Usher 1415 Grinds Committee 1415 Type- writing Progress and Competent Typist Certificate 141. Friendly, good bumored and the ability to make and keep friends-that best describes Eunice. Her eyes usually are twinkling for she enioys the fun in life even though she's quieter than some of her classmates. Eunice plans to loaf this summer and then get a position in the fall. Her favorite pastimes are movies and riding around in the ,47 Chevy with that certain someone named - ?? GEORGE GARY MCEWEN College Course B ig Ambition--To enioy life F avorite Expression-You've had it, boy A version-Nosy people HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Football 1315 Baseball 11, 2, 31, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Captain, rotating 1415 junior Jamboree Cast 11, 315 Boys, State 1315 As- sembly Programs 13, 415 Graduation Usher 1315 junior Prom Committee 131. Our Mac is the personality kid of the Class of '51. This happy-go-lucky blond has been a familiar figure on the baseball and football fields and on the basketball court, always working hard for B. F. A. After a summer of work he plans to enter U. V. M. next fall, if Uncle Sam doesn't get him first. George Gary has walked a mile to school each day of his four high school years, which no doubt has kept him in trim for his chief hobby-sports. VVberever he goes, Mac will be recognized as a true friend. SUZANNE MARIE MONTAGNE General Course B ig Ambition-To be a graduate nurse F avorite Pastime-Dancing and seeing--? A version-Drinking to excess 1No harm meant1. HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Vocational Editor 1415 Glee Club 111, Graduation Escort 1315 Home Room OfHcer 1315 Librarian 1315 Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate 1415 Home Economics Fashion Show 11, 415 Senior Play Usher 1415 Grinds Committee 1415 junior Jamboree Usher 131. Everyone in school knows attractive blond Sue, the Sue who has a smile for everyone. She has gained pleasure from many activities-one being a member of the Mercury staff. She likes basketball, especially St. Maryis for some special reason. She intends to work toward achieving her big ambition by entering a school of nursing next fall. When asked, she said that if she were to begin high school again she'd take the college prep course. And, be- lieve it or not, one improvement sheld make at B. F. A. would be to have fewer holidays. 1What,s the big idea, Sue?1 5 HOWARD KENNETH MOSS Vocational Industrial Course B ig Ambition-To be president of the A. Sz P. Company F avorite Pastime-Driving new cars A lias-Mike HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Home Room Officer 1115 Senior Play Usher 141. Althou h Mike likes to drive new cars, his tendency to own and drive pick-up truis has been more noticeable to his B. F. A. fellow students. Plentv of them will remember his 1941 Ford pick-up that was drawn up in front of school nearly every day. But of course when President Moss of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Company returns to visit his former school it will be in an Rolls Royce wc knowl B. F. A. Mercury 87 BETTY MUZZY General Course B ig Ambition-To travel F ayorite Expression-jeepers A version-Arguments HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Assembly Program Connnittee Chairman 1324 Poster Committee 11, 2, 3, 494 Home Room Officer 122, Basketball Assistant Manager 139g Graduation Escort 13lg Poster Prize 123g Assembly Program 133, Mercury, Alumni Editor 133, Clee Club 11, 2, Sl, Typcwriting Progress Cer- tireicate and Competent Typist Certificate 143, O. C. A. Certificate 145, Home Economics Fashion Show 12, 31 Betty, who had been out of school for three years, was happy to be able to come back and ioin the Class of ,51, and the Class was happy to have her. XVith her determination and will thereis absolutely no doubt that sheill succeed in her ambition to be a successful typist and receptionist. CLAYTON L. NELSON General C ourse B ig Ambition-To be married and have a family F avorite Expression-Aba, Daba A version-Girls who wear perfume IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: School Band 11, 2, 3, 4lg All-State Band Happy-go-lucky Clayton never seems to have a worry in thc world. He's especially happy and enioying life when playing the drums in the band, bowl- ing, or watching a basketball game. As for the things that will occupy his time in the future, he expects that the draft will pick him up and that helll be marching in Korea next year. Did we tell you his favorite pastime? Itls found at 117 Lower VVelden Street! FREDERICK EDVVAIID NICHOLS Vocational Agricultural Course B ig Ambition-To be a successful farmer F ayorlte Expression- All of them A version-Yackety-yackety women HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. Member 11, 2, 3, 42, Treasurer 13l, President 147, Winner of First Prize in State Cattle judging Contest Nick is one of the more quiet seniors, but he sure is a lot of fun when you get to know him well. This sense of humor will be of help when he gets into the army, as he plans to in the near future. But when his term of service is Hnished we know that helll realize his ambition of becoming a successful farmer. When asked what he thinks of B. F. A. should have more of, he sug- gested more NVoodsf' And when asked what he would take if starting high school over, he says it would be French. 1Get it?l Guns are his hobby so this will help his military career. his military career. JOHN DAVID POLAND Vocational Industrial Coarse B ig Ambition-To be an officer in the service F avorite Expression-Monamalesha A version--Talkative Women V According to Pistol Crip , the world would be a much better place in which to live if there were more silent women! john is a whiz at bowling, he is a member of the city bowling league and spends much of his spare time rolling the balls down the alley at Clarkls. J. D. P. has bright plans for his future and hopes to be an officer in the service within the next ten years. Will it be the infantry, john? B. F. A. Mercury RALPH EMERSON PUTNAM, JR. General Coarse B ig Ambition--To be happy F avorite Pastime--Baseball, skating A lias-junior Because Ralph has traveled to B. F. A. from Sheldon every day, heis had to get his enioyment from sports in watching basketball and baseball games, and he's been a loyal supporter. He says that Physical Ed. classes and passing all his subieets have given him the greatest pleasure and satisfaction during his four years at B. F. A. Having the ambition and ability to do the latter ought to make possible the 'ibig ambitionu he stated above. There isnit much doubt about it. GEORGE AGON RAND General C nurse B ig Ambition-To own a machine shop F avorite Expression-Holy Cow l l A version-Women Drivers HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: All State Band 121, Basketball 11, 21, Varsity 141, Home Room Officer 141. Mr. 6 foot 4 inehesf is one of the handsome males of our class. His favorite hobby is horses and favorite pastime is horseback riding. George is swell company, always cheerful and in good humor. He has taken part in basketball but also enioys football as a non-participant. IOHN LAWRENCE RAYMOND Commercial Coarse B ig Ambition-To be a prosperous businessman F avorite Expression- Big Dealv A version-Sareastic People HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Solicitor, Mercury Staff 141, junior Jamboree 111, Football, Varsity 13, 415 Baseball Assistant Manager 12, 31, Manager 141, Home Room Officer 13, 415 Clee Club 11, 2,'3, 41, All-State Chorus 13, 41, New England Music Festival 1215 Bookkeeping Superior Certificate 13, 41, Typewrit- ing Progress Certificate 141. b Larry, better known as Russianv, has made many friends during his four years at B. F. A. He is always ready for fun and has showed interest and responsibility as a capable manager of baseball. He plans to join the Air Force next fall. DAVID READY C allege Coarse B ig Ambition--To enioy himself F avorite Pastime-Easting A version-Feathers and Smoke HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: St. Maryis-Class President 1115 Baseball 1115 Assembly Program Speaker 111. B. F, A. Basketball 12, 3, 41, Captain, rotating 13, 41, Baseball 12, 3, 41, Captain, rotating 1415 Student Council Representative 141g Home Room Secretary 121, Boys' State 131, Ticket Seller 13, 41g Leadership Training Course 13, 41. Dave or Dv is the bachelor of the Class of '51, He transferred to B. F. A. from St. Maryis in his sophomore year and from then excelled in his two chief sports. Du, 172 pounds, 6'3 of bone and muscle 1?1 took the College Course and plans to enter college or prep school this fall. Pity the girls, when Dave leaves St. Albans! B. F. A. Mercury ESTALEE PATRICIA RICH General Course B ig Ambition-To give orders instead of taking them F avoritc Expression-Ieepers A version-Dictatorial teachers HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: junior Jamboree 13, 413 Graduation Escort 13lg Basketball, J. V. 11, Zi, Varsitv 13, 4Jg Home Room Officer 1Ilg Assemblv Pro- gram Committee 14lg Assemblv Program 14Dg Clee Club 11, 2, Sh Senior Plav Ticket Seller 14Jg Class Vice President junior Prom Connnittee That good things come in small packages is a proverb proven once more in this lassie. Tinv has certainlv been a great asset to our class and to the bas- ketball squad. All the people who have seen her plav will agree that she has been B. F. Afs most agile plaver. And how Tinv can dance tool THOMAS EDWARD ROCK College Course B ig Ambition-To set up in business F avorite Pastime-Talking A version-Mosquitoes HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: St. Marvls: Class Treasurer 1Ilg Plav Nite B. F. A.: Senior Plav Cast 1415 Assemblv Program 14Jg junior Jamboree Cast 13, 4Dg Junior Red Cross Council 143. If vou haven't seen Thom in the school plavs, vou've no doubt heard him in the halls, or arguing in Room 21 about evervthing from how Napoleon con- quered Egvpt to Whv the peasants in Russia don't revolt. Ile hopes someday to become a lawver. Thom won't have anv trouble winning cases in court, because he is a very persuasive bov. CLIFFORD EARL SARCENT General Course B ig Ambition-To retire in I0 vcars F avorite Expression--Not Mentionable 1??D A lias--Porkv IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Class Vice-President 11Jg Class Secretary 14lg Senior Plav Business Staff 145g Assistant Manager of Football 1155 Football 127, Varsitv 13, 41g Basketball 11, :2J, Varsitv 137g Baseball 111, Varsitv 12, 3, 439 Home Room Vice-President 1IJg Home Room President 133g Denault Glidden Football Trophv 143g Librarian 11, 2, 3, 47g junior Red Cross Representatives 14J. Porlcv mav be thought to be a quiet fellow until that contagious laugh starts-then watch out! Ile has shown plentv of pep on the football Held and the baseball diamond throughout his four vears at B. F. A. Ilowever this year his favorite pastime and sport has appeared to be traveling-in and out of Room 22, We mean. PAULINE ALICE SHEIJTIIA Commercial Course B ig Ambition-To be happilv married F avorite Expression'-Oh, Sugarl A version-Cattv girls and conceited bovs HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mereurv Solicitor 13, 41g Senior Plav Cast 14lg junior Jamboree 1255 Clee Club 11, 2, 3, 4lg All-State Chorus 1435 Assemblv Piano Plaver 12, Sig Assemblv Program 11, 2, 3, 43g Graduation Escort 1374 Ivv Dav Escort 1334 Basketball 1l, 2, Executive Council 13lg Assemblv Program Committee 12, 3, 43g Home Room Officer 145g Junior Red Cross Council 12lg Intramural Basketball 11, :Zh Home Nursing Certificate 143g O. A. T. Award 14lg Shorthand Speed Certificates, G0-WVord 142g 80-VVord 14Dg B. F. A. Chorus 141g Fashion Show Committee 14D5 Fashion Show Model 1474 Tvpewriting Pro- gress Certitieate 1454 Competent Tvpist Certificate 145. Pauline, better known as Pollv, is one of the more talented members of the Class of '5I. Among other abilities, her talent as an actress has been dem- onstrated mam' times behind the lootlights of the B. F. A. stage. At present Pollvis main interest is centered in a certain HCIIVU. B. F, A. Mercury ROBERT HENRY SNIART General Course B ig Ambition-To be in chemical research F ayorite Expression-Any current one A version-Drinking, reckless drivers, silly females HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury, Band Editor 135, Feature N'Vriter 1-15, Senior Play Cast 145, junior Jamboree 11, 2, 45, All-State Band 3, 45, 1 md- uation Usher 135, Graduation Speaker 145, Audio-visual Aids Stall 13, 45, As- sembly Program 13, 45, Glee Club 115, Radio Club Representative on United Nations Trip 135, Central Vermont Essay VVinner 145, Basketball Ticket Seller M5, Leadership Training Course 13, 45, Christmas Play 11, 2, 35, School Band 11, 2, 3, 45, Orchestra 145, Grinds Committee 145, Freshman Reception fiom- mittee 125, Junior Jamboree Committee 135, Band Ticket Salesman 145, Intra- mural Basketball 11, 2, 3, 45, Yale Regional Scholarship 145. Bob has always taken a front seat in school acitvities and he's gained nmeh satisfaction from trying to excel in them all. A look at his honors shows the results. Bob sometimes thinks held substitute sports for the music if he eoultl go through high school again. Next year will probably find Bob in Yale, as things look now. ELEANOR IRENE SVVEET Conmzercinl Course B ig Ambition-To live a happy life F avorite Expression-just Greatl A version-Fresh boys HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Typist 145, Grinds Committee 145: Senior Play Usher 145, Typing Progress Certificate 135, Shorthand Speed Cer- tificates, 60 Words 145, 80 Words 145, O. A. T. Award 145, Complete Theory Award 145 Competent Typist Certificate 145. Ellie is a blond, brown-eyed senior with a pleasant smile and a smmy dis- position which have won for her manv friends at B. F. A. Her favorite pastime is riding around in the back seat of a certain 139 Chevy. Have you seen her? Eleanor took the commercial course and with her good work and good attitude she'll surely be a success. y ELIZABETH LOUISE SXVISLER College P1'epu1'at0ry Course B ig Ambition-To be happy F avorite Expression-Gosh Pete! A version-Growing older HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Play Cast 145, Junior Jamboree 145, Chrsitinas Play 135, Chairman junior Dance 135, Graduation Escort 135, Ilome Room Oflieer Senior Supper Committee 145, Mercury, News Reporter 135, News Editor 145, Co-Chairman Grinds Committee 145, Assembly Program 11, 2, 3, 45, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 45, School Band 11, 2, 3, 45, Ski Club 13, 45, Tennis 12, 3, 45, Senior Banquet Committee 145, Graduation Speakel' 145. Did you just see a blond girl zipping by in a new red Buick? If you did it was our Betty. This pretty, blue-eyed senior loves being with people iust as nmch as people love being with Betty. Swiz Wonit have any trouble about her big ambition if she iust keeps that lovely smile of hers. ERCELL ADORABEL TARBOX General Course B ig Ambition-To live in a contented world F ayorite Pastime-Chasing rainbows A version--1None whatsoeyer5 HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Senior Play Business Stall 145, Piano Player for Assembly 11, 2, 3, 45, Graduation Escort Assembly Program 11, 2, 3, 45, Music Theory Club 11, 25, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Poster Committee 11 2, 3, 45, Librarian 11, 2, 3, 45, Home Nursing Certificate 145, Poster Prizes 115, B. F. A. Chorus 145, Home Economics Fashion Show 145, Fashion Show Stage Commit- tee 145, Typewriting Progress Certificate 145, Competent Typist Certificate 145. This pretty curly-haired, brown-eyed girl hails from Georgia-the town, not the state, She has an almndance of talent in both music and art, and this talent combined with her ability to make lasting friends should make it certain that sheill get ahead in life. B. F. A. Mercury U SHIRLEY ANNE THOMPSON General Course B ig Ambition-To play the accordion well . . ,, F 2lVOI'ltC Expression- VVhy, no A version-Impolite men IIONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury Typist 13, 415 junior jamboree Cast 1315 All State Instrumentalist 1415 Graduation Escort 1315 J. V. Basketball 11, 215 Varsity Basketball 13, 415 Clee Club 1I, 2, 3, 415 Librarian 1215 Competent Typist Certificate 1415 Red Cross Nursing Certificate 1415 Assembly Program 13, 41. TommyH is one of the more ambitious members of the Senior Class. Her versatility has been proved by her ability on the basketball court, her accordion playing, and her popular radio program Tunes for Teensf, Her big ambition is to be a success in radio and with her accordion. BETTY ANNE TOWLE College Preparatory Course B ig Ambition-To be happy F avorite Pastime-Apt to be most anything A version--Underhanded people HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Mercury, Feature VVriter 131, Feature Editor 1415 Senior Play Cast 1415 Junior Jamboree 11, 215 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 415 All- State Chorus 1315 Graduation Escort 1315 Cheerleader 12, 3, 415 Girls, State 1315 Assembly Program Committee 1315 Assembly Program 12, 3, 415 B. F. A. Chorus 1415 Triple Trio 1415 Librarian 1315 junior Red Cross Council President 1315 Pos- ter Connuittee 11, 2, 315 Leadership Training Course 1315 Co-chairman Grinds Committee 1415 Graduation Speaker 141. Bett is one of our most talented seniors, as anyone can see. A sense of humor, brains, loyalty, pep-all these qualities best describe her. She also has a great interest in ' Bill. Right, Bott? JULIA KATHRINE WILLIAMS General Course B ig Ambition-T o have a home F avorite Expression-Hey there! A version-Spiders and mean boys HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Graduation Escort 1315 Assembly Program Com- mittee 1415 Home Economics Fashion Show 11, 2, 3, 415 Home Nursing Certifi- cate 1415 Typewriting Progress Certificate 1415 B. F. A. Chorus 141. julia came to B. F. A. from Georgia and brought along a happy disposition and an ability to make friends. Her favorite pastime is horseback riding and her hobby is collecting statues of horses. We hope that the worst tumbles Julia ever takes in life are those she's already had from her horse. FAITH MARGARET WILSON General Course B ig Ambition-To be retired at 21 F avorite Pastime-Writing letters A version-Redheads HONORS AND ACTIVITIES: Graduation Escort Assembly Program Com- mittee 12, 415 Assembly Program 12, 415 Glee Club 1115 Librarian 1215 Typing Certificate 1315 Home Nursing Certificate 1415 junior amboree Usher 11315 Home Economic Fashion Show 1415 Intramural Basketbal Tournament 1I15 Home Economics Fashion Show Committee 1415 Senior Play Ticket Taker 141. VVhoops, there goes the last bell! Look around. Is Faith here? Not quite--but sheys only a couple of minutes late. If you Want to know who the time-cheekers on Faith's morning entrances were, see the members of the Modern History class. Faith has a particular interest in the affairs of the Navy -it must be because a particular Skippy is wearing the blue. Always ready for a laugh, Faith will find happiness wherever she goes. She has a nice per- sonality, plus. 42 B. F. A.Mercury OFFICERS OF CLASS OF '51 STANDING :- Mury Hungerford Cliff Sargent SEATED1- Ted AreI june Colomb I I SENIOR OFFICERS FRESIINIAN OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERS SEATE'?1i ,A , STANDING:- Louis Llmbot, CIIH Sargent Fritz Dworshak, Louis Chabot STANIJING1- SEATED:- Guy Iolmson, Ted Arel Tiny Rich, Iam Church A. Mercu ry 48 NEAR BY CHAMPl.AIN'S SPARKLING WATERS Near by Chainplainls sparkling waters Stands the school we love. For her glory and her honor May we ever prove. CHORUS Though the fleeting years may part us, Let us never fail Evermore to sing her praises, Hail, St. A., all hail! Dear the friendships that have bound us, Deep in every heart. May their sweetness never leave us As the years depart. Chorus: When the paths of life seem dreary, Sad the days and blue, May the loyalty that bound us Still he ever true! Chorus: BF.A.M CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1951 FOR A JOB NVELL DONE OUTSTANDING NAMES ALBS AND SERV BUICK-GMC OLIVER-CHRIS CRAFT CHAMPLAIII MOTORS, Inc. SANITARY SUPPLY CO., Inc. 18 LAKE STREET--ST. ALBANS PLUMBING and HEATING PERMUTET VVATER SOFTENERS XVILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIL BURNER CIIfb5I' lf t F. A. M 0 rcu 1' ll 45 THE SPENCER HOTEL and GRILL S8 SOUTII NTAIN COR HECT G RADUATING APPAREL For Young Men Graduates OUTFITTEHS FROM HEAD TO FOOT M 0 R T 0 N ' S Appropriate Gifts for Graduates FOHNIULA FOR A HAPPY LIFE Kc-cp learning-pick 21 career iu which you will he happy, and be of service. Dou't be afraid to do that little somo- thiug cxtrai' Without thought of remlmcru- tion. Bc alert, helpful, and courteous. CONGRATULATIONS GLASS OF ,5l GO CHALLENGE THE XVORLD S. S. Watson 8. Company Tel. 99 lusuruncc -18 No. Main Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GLASS OF 351 Kcloinator Frigidaire Ranges Freezers XVRISLICTS Refrigerators Champlain Appliance Co. B. F. A. Mercury A. N. Deringer, Inc. Kingman St. St. Albans, Vt. OFFERS COMPLETE INSURANCE FOR YOUR Q SURETY BONDS Q ANNUITIES Q HOME Q AUTO Q LIFE U. S. 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Hardware Houseware I , GLADSTONE SHOE STORE Sporting Goods North Maui Street Tel. 259 AGNES KELLEY BEAUTY sr-lor Spencer Hotel Tel. 1340 RICHARD H. HERSEY Plumbing-Heating Phone 466-W 81 Federal St. St. Albans, Vermont FERlAND'S MARKET Tel. 1285 Pete Barker Garage and Service Station General Repairing Tire, Batteries Accessories Lake and Pine Sts. Phone 402-W GULF GAS and OIL