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

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Class of ' 66 R.F. A. Mercury Our Advice to the Undergraduates Once aji:i in the time has arrived for t he honore 1 Seniors to leave B.F.A. and the underclassmen whom we have faithfully protected and assisted. We understand the pro- blems you will face next year without our watchful eyes and guiding hands and we wish to contribute a portion of our knowledge in hopes that the underclassmen will be as successful as we were. The advice is varied as you will see, So listen well and wiser you ' ll be. Experience that ' s what we speak from, So take this advice, we know you need sonic! Before we leave these hallowed halls Here ' s our advice to one and all! We advise the Juniors to take good care of Revef Roines. We urge the Sophomores to use wisely their new status as upperclassmen. The Class of ' 66 reminds the Freshmen and Sub-fresh- men that Your day will come. Dave Fahl advises Dennis Greenia to take good care of Xewell Decker in the absence of the Class of ' 66. Rae Shepard suggests that next year ' s majorette cap- tain note carefully those girls who skip Pep Rallies! Alene Brault advises Marc Roeheleau to talk less and study more in Mr. Induni ' s study hall. Dave Powell reminds Sue Peterson that she will have to look out for herself now that he is no longer available. Linda Douglas advises everyone to smile, no matter how many troubles you have. Smile! Then you can plead insanity! Jacqueline de Loeschnigg advises the underclass girls to concentrate on their driving and not on themselves. Bill Hobb urges Marc Casanova Mallett to keep smiling. Bill Pike reminds any boy who wants to keep his hair long to avoid Mr. Massa. It worked for him, for a while anyway! John Kimel advises all boys not to loiter and never to smoke in the Boys ' Rooms. Diane Drinkwater advises the Juniors not to be misled by Mr. Goodrich when he says Physics is Fun! Tom Mills and J.R. Delaurier hope that anyone driv- ing a sports car will watch out for dirt corners in Milton Borough! Chris Trombley advises all girls to forget the boys and remember the bo ks! Roland Yandow suggests that Dave Wheeler make let- ter use of his empty Dristan bottles. Bev Bouthillier proposes that certain underclassmen sign up for a course entitled. How to act as if you haven ' t been where you have been. Deb King advises Judy Johnson to get a larger basket- ball number. Wendy Henderson reminds Debbie Jacobs that blondes really do have more fun. Betsy Hersey reminds Bruce ( ' orliss that Jay is a good place to ski -and it is friendly. The Modern Gang advises all Juniors to study Modern History -it ' s an experience you will never forget! The Seniors advise Mr. Sanderson ' s shop boys to get with it, or else! Sue Cadieux urges all underclassmen to look alive and stay alert! You will make it! After all. we did Jane Lavarnway advises Lee Bressette not to believe everything she reads about tenting parks. Lastly, we advise all underclassmen that there is a pro- per place and time for everything. School is a place for education and training, take every minute into considera- tion, it goes by to fast to toss something aside till tomorrow. ■,si ' ii?r 3£I$tgS t Bellows tree Academy

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