Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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FIRST ROW: P. Pizzi, M. Stoller, F. Napoli, R. Phillips, T Cro ' .v!?v SECOND ROW: B. Shaw, J. Morrill, N. O’Hara, J. Piazza, N. Nolan (Secretary), J. Wettlaufer (President), D. Micale (Vice-President), A. Canfield (Treasurer), V. Schlicht, S. Shaughnessy, M. Stutzman, K. MacDonald. THIRD ROW: Mr. Solano, R. Kelley, J. Bonitz, M. Lockwood, B. Allen, M. Beardsell, T. Sullivan, M. Vfenesi, S. Angelo, C. Lee, N. Dwinell, J. Gordon, P. Sullivan, J. Power, A. Brentlinger, J. Fairs, N. Wormuth, F. Poulos. FOURTH ROW: J. Tobin, R. Corey, P. Dulac, T. Callahan, A. Maguire, R. Marsh, W. Kerr, R. Hickey, B. Bradford, P. Poulos, H. Bailey. el circulo espagnol Spanish club • • • B ESIDES attracting those students of Spanish who wanted to improve th eir speaking knowledge of the language, the movies presented by the club drew people interested in the customs of Latin America, Cuba, and the West Indies. The most popular offering of Mr. Solano’s El Circulo Espagnol was a film version of the famous Spanish classic, Don Quixote. Any members who find their way to Spain will have a broad background in the history and literature of the country. 22

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FIRST ROW: P. Harvey ' Augur i, C. Floe (Aedile), C. Richard (Aedile), C. Harvey (Censor), J. Harvey (Senior Consult, u. Reidy (Junior Consul), E. Jones (Censor), U. Renney (Aedile), J. Gorman (Aedile). SECOND ROW: Miss Noreen, R. Brenner, G. Sullivan (Quaestor Aerarii) ; Vestals: L. William- son, E. Swartz, D. Lorentzen, A. Freeman, F. Rohrbough, H. Addison; P. Lynch (Quaestor Tabularum) M. Asarkof, Miss Steuerwald. THIRD ROW: J. Laing, B. Anderson, C. Hassett, J. Cameron, M. Dixon, H. Russian, H. Nowak, M. Linehan, J. Baldi, L. Moore, M. Mazza. vincit qui se vincit • • • latin club HE members of the Latin Club, whether or not they were clad in official t togas, were persevering in their efforts to stimulate interest in the y classics and in the Greece and Rome of today. The club heard Mr. Stephen Daitz on “The Training of a Classical Scholar Today” and saw a film presented by the Reverend Claude Butterfield on the work of the Save the Children Federation. The annual Alumni Day in April brought back the old grads, sincere and vocal in their appreciation of Miss Steuerwald’s Latin course. Having taken over the Save the Children Federation and the sponsorship of the Greek school, the group applied its energies to planning, practicing, and performing the Golden Band Box, a show composed entirely of our best local talent. A rousing success, the show proved that Latin scholars can be practical as well as learned. 21

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FIRST ROW: S. Zulalian, R. Baer, M. Beylick (Secretary), A. Larsson (President), D. Web- ster (Vice-President i, L. Foster (Treasurer), E. Rapport, J. Springer. SECOND ROW: M. Liberman, H. Kohler, R. Comeau, R. Drolette, W. Taft, S. Richards, Miss Dorntee. ...dachshunde club Q, I HE Dachshunde Club’s lack of members was more than made up for by the presence of honorary member Johanna Springer, our exchange y student from Germany. The regular members of the club were very glad to have her take part in their activities; they only wished that their German was as good as her English. The intriguing folklore and songs of old Germany sparked the Christmas party, and June brought a picnic for Miss Dorntee’s “dachshundes.” 23