Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Blue Print Norton, Jane Belmontian Club; Latin Club; Cornell University Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit Noyd, Alice Dusty Cheerleader I. i: Senior I’lny Neir York Unirersity What hath night to do irith sleep Nurcizyinski, Hnlinn Ginger Wellesley (’allege A quiet young lady of subtle wit and refinement O'Connell, Eileen Student Council i, 3; Bclmon-tian Club I. i (Vice President 8) Class Secretary i, 3: Belmontian Play I; Senior Play 1 Boston Un irersity When Irish eyes are smiling O'Connor, Thomas Francis Oakie Boston College Sparkling eyes, a ready smile— that's Oakie Page, William Bill Track i; Debating Club 8 Tufts Still achieving: still pursuing Paragamiam, George Parks, Virginia Parks, William CL Hooker Basketball 1, i, 8; Track I: Baseball 1, . 3; Senior Year Book Committee; Sports Editor; Student Council Weslyan Iloir doth the busy Iter- lla! Ha! Pennino, Frank Peck A man that u-ill enjoy a quiet conscience must lead a quiet life 28 y

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Blue Print Miller, Gordon Rudyard Buster Basketball I, 2 Host on University This bold bad man Minasian, Angelle Ann Jolly and filled with sparkling irit Moore, Harold Whacky I'll take trhat I can get Morrison, Helene Itnrdctt College In quietness and confidence shall be your strength Marino, Mary Girls Reserve 1 Iturdetts Go where qlory waits thee Hut while fame elates thee. Oh, still remember me Mudftc, Robert Bob Band 1. 4, 8 Northeastern University He builded better than he knew NeajJle, Norman Tennis 1. 4; Ski Club; Band 1, 4 The noise of humanity throws out the ethereal melodies; therefore be silent Nelson, Frank Mathild National Honor Society Annapolis A good fellow as well as a good student Northrop, Robert P. Bob Band I, 4: Track 1, 4; Debating Club 4, 3; Latin Club 1 Middlebury Clear thought insures clean tiring Norton Alfield Ray A1 Katherine Gibbs Mistress of herself though China fall 27 }

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Blue Print Penny, David L. Dave Track I; Ski Club Noruich Unirersity The greatest truths are the simplest: and so are the greatest men Phillips, Hilda llillir Belmont ian Club 4. 3: (iirls Reserve; Rod Cross; Mikado Op-eretta .1 rt School Consistency, thou art a jewel Pote, Doris Ruth (•iris Reserve 4, 8 Radcliffe The secret of success is constancy of purpose Pounder, Ethel Marie Katherine Gibbs It’s wiser being good than bad; It’s safer being meek than fierce: It's fitter being sane than mad Powell, Addison Hud Football 4; Track 3; Senior Play; Mikado Operetta Minnesota A little toad in a big puddle Prescott, Anne Hockey 4, 3; Ibisketball 4; Belmont ian Club 1, 4. 3 Simmons Profound sincerity is the only basis of talent as of character Pride, George Fredrick Gcorgie Hurd ett Ramuglia, John Jr. Tubby Spanish Club 1. 4. 3 Roly, poly, full of tril and smiles, Hy his cheerful wit he quickly Ire-guiles Reed, Mary Minot Toots Belmontian Club 1, 4, 3 Radcliffe Acquire thy knowledge in huge lots so that if a shortage comes you will hare your fill Restuccia, Martin Tinnie Baseball 4; Spanish Club Northeastern A giant of industry—in disguise 29 }