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

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2 B. F. A. Zllercury B. F. A. Mercury Published seven times a year: October, November, De- cember, February, March, May and June by the students of Bellows Free Academy. Rates: 552.50 per year, 35 cents per copy. Yearbook, 31.59. All business communications address to Business Man- ager, Bellows Free Academy, St. Albans, Vermont. All other communications to the Managing Editor. VOL. XXX1 JUNE, 1961 XO. 7 The Class of 1961 wishes to acknowledge the assistance given us by the following: Miss Germaine Perrault Miss Dorothy Thayer Mr. Robert Eaton Mr. Ronald Gignac Sargent's Studio North Country Press Patrons and Patronesses Mr. Alexander Kaszuba and his typing classes YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR . . . ..,. Sally Doubleday BUSINESS MANAGER , , . . . . George Henderson COVER , . . . . . Ronald Sloan Senior Sketches .,.. James Hopkins, Leslie Pratt, Chm. Thorkild Larsen, Michael McGinn, Vliayne Richard, Phyl- lis Holland, Linda Cohen, Fern Loomis, Paula Lucas, Joyce King, Steve Demeritt. Activities Committee ........... Diane Dussault, Chin. Alice Chase, Nancy Best, Sally Blanchard Class Poll ..,..,.. Gary Richardson, Roberta Heald, Ch. Nancy Bigelow, Nancy Reynolds Class History ,....,.. . .,......... Judy Grassett, Chm. Judy Moore, Priscilla Titemore, Carolyn McFeeters, Jean Perras Class Will ....... , . .Laura Howard, Sandra Heald, Chin. Judy Ilarvey, Pat Ballard, Hallie Jo Collins Advice ....... Steve Bartlett, William Cleveland, Chin. General Committee ...... Rene Bilodeau, David Beebe, Roberta Heald, Laura Howard, Judy Grassett, Marie Rocheleau. Beverly Smith Informal Pictures .......,.. Lynne M Q-Donough, Chin. Beverly Smith, Diane Fournier, Rene Bilodeau Sports and Dramatic Pictures ..... ,Charles Kershner

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B I' A Mercury T0 PETER S. MALLETT Mr. M allelt, to you we dedicate this yearbook of the Class of 1961. You have been to us a friend, a person to confide in, and a source of inspiration. We will always remember you as the man who was always on the go. Many of your hours were spent trying to give us a helping hand with our problems. Without your assistance, many of our dramatic presentations would never have succeeded. You spent your precious time trying to turn us into actors and actresses-and most of the time you succeeded. You would start from scratch with an immature and amateur group and end up with an excellent play worthy of your direction. Would any of our classes have been complete without your visits and the lastet news about colleges and jobs? Whenever the chips were down you always had a cheerful word-and more criti- cism, constructive of course. We wish the best of luck to you in the future, whatever you may attempt.