Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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were there. Parents and friends came in droves to see the work done bv the students of B.H.S. All of a sudden it occurred to us that here we were with two short months ’til we donned those Ion dreamed-of caps and gowns. The senior banquet was next on th° agenda, and as in past years, it was an event that was most anticipated. On the days crept. Everyone’s attention was focused forward to the biggest social event of the whole year — the S e ni o r Prom. This was it— this was the last stepping stone that led to that diploma. And so it was that your senior year I assed. The time had slipped by unnoticed and now you were ready to show the world what you were capable of doing. There was the future stretching out like a huge, shining highway, and in the hazy distance, dreams to be realized and goals to be reached. There were new friends to be made and new knowledge to be gained. It was the beginning of a new and challenging experience, and the twelve years of lunch boxes, report cards and homework had just been a period of training. Yes, the future was waiting and the highway beckoned, for the road signs read— i uck, Success, and sappiness! —Joan Delmonico 19

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aroin stole the show with his hilarious oresentation of he bachelor’s wife. Bernard Vrots°s ahi” nlaved the bachelor who had sponged for vears from his father -T i m m v Con si dine. Sheila Brown. Evelvn Blish. Barbara Dean Phvllis Lo e. and Bob Schmak composed the rest of Hi cast; each did his part in making the nlav one of the best we’ve had at B.H.S. Ranking: as one of the most popular sports, basketball drew some of the largest crowds. With popular Mr. Wenne at the coaching end of it. nobly assisted by Mr. Husson, it’s no wonder that they’ve made Belmont proud! As April 17th drew near, all the Honorary Members of the Woman’s Club were busily planning for the annual exhibition. Those much planned projects for chemistry and physics had all been handed in. and now it was up t the committees to arrange them for display. As you entered the cafe there were language displays in one corner, science in another, tasty food prepared by the home economics classes, and dainty frocks by the sewing classes. And then the vocational exhibit! Whoever thought that right here in B.H.S. we had expert woodworkers, metalworkers, electricians, and auto mechanics! Everything from cabinets, chairs and tables, to waste baskets and electrical plans for a house 18

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