Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Akeroyd, Richard Dick Hand, 4; Senior Class Play, 3; French Club, 3; Operetta. S; Debating Club, 3 People hare more fun than anybody Anderson, Robert S. Snuffy Debating Club, 3; Operetta. 4. 3; — N niftiest— Pessimist Luffing iz the zenzalion or pheeling good all orer and shoving it primarily in one spot Annable, Margaret K. Miggic Hclinontians 1. i. 3 Chandler Silence is a fine jewel for a woman, but it's little worn Anne Aquila Hclinontians, 4, 3 School of radio in California Studious and dependable Arno, Gertrude Happy-Gertie A sunny disposition is her treasure Wilfred Arthur, Helen Marie Queenie Girls' Trade A sociable and pleasant girl Ashworth, Barbara Operetta. 1 Hryant Stratton The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do Atwell, Dorothy Dot Belmont iaiis, 8; Year Hook Committee Smith Some people call it it Auer, Trijntje Choo-Choo Hclinontians, 4. 3; I.atin Club, 1, 4; French Club, 3; German Club, 3 Swarthmore Si in J icily of character is no hindrance to suUlety of intellect Baldwin, Gedncy Hud Basketball. 1, 4: Soccer, 3 Itoston Unirersity Thinking is but an idle waste of thought Ball. Alice Al. Allie Basketball. 1. Belmontians 4. 3; Latin Club, 1. 4 •Si m mons Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit Barker, Velzora Vel Hclinontians, 4. 3; Spanish Club. 3 Unirersity of Texas She has many nameless rirtues [10]

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Yearbook Committee Top Row, Left to Right: Anne Kenneally, Berlc Stanley, Robert Glass, Dorothy Atwell, Edward Kinchlu, Robert Hawkins, Fred Stock well, Henry Hornhofft, Warren Kennerly, Robert Walker, Jeanne Garrity, Gerald Blakeley, Mary Reiser, Marylovc Redeker. Second Rote, Left to Right: Nancy Joslin, Anne Whitcomb, Ruth Lucttcrs, Jessie Tufts, Bette White, Margaret Ann Hittick, Catherine O’Hare, Helen Bohlmun, Mr. Newell, Priscilla Clark, Isabelle Gunn, Claire Tito, Natalie Dane, Ruth Halligan, Dorothy Hurley, Ruth Ripley, Felice Vaillant. Third Row, Left to Right: Shirley Letts, Gloria Watson, Gordon Smith, Dana Reed, Elizabeth Henley, Douglas Caskie, John Reed, Margaret Coffey, Viriginia O'Connell. Rottom Row, Isft to Right: Myron Kaufmann, Robert Young, William Pringle, Herbert Griffith, Herbert Arico, Raymond Ripley. 19 j

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« Batten, Doris Dot Hurd fit A friendly smile and a friendly manner Beale, Cordon Oscar Hockey. Manager 1, t He it not a fool who knows when to hold his tongue Beattie, Pamela Pam Helmontians, $, 3; French Club, S Hadeliffe A lorely lady, garmented in light from her own beatuy Beauchamp, Edith Kdie Helmontians, 1, 3; Field Hockey, i, 3; Cheer Leader. 3 Salem Normal The happiest person thinks the most interesting thought Benedict, Doris B. Benny Orchestra, Assistant Librarian. 3; Helmontians. I; Debating Club, 3; French Club, 3; Latin Cjub, 1. t Katherine dibits A future Miss Hlennerhassett Bere, George Lefty Baseball, I, t Common sense is an uncommon thing Bezirjin, Lillian Lil Orchestra, I Hryaut Stratton Virtues hath she many mo’ Than with pen hare skill to show Bittick, Margaret Ann Helmontians. 1, i, 3; Red Cross, i. 3; Year Book Committee, French Club. 3 Wellesley 1‘retty hair, shining eyes. Merry humor, she's a prize Blaikie, Louise Miriam Lou French Club, 3 Westbrook Those about her from her shall read the perfect ways of honor Blake, Ann Field Hockev. , 3 Lasell Doubt whom you trill, but nerer yourself Blake, Virginia II. Yirgie Boston University Bight up to the minute Blakeley, Gerald W., Jr. Jerry Debating Club. 1, 4, 3; Bclmon-tian Play, i; Student Council, 3; Tennis, 3; F'rench Club, 3; Year Book Committee Howdoin Best he’s liked, that is alike to all .11]