Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

BELMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, BELMONT. MASSACHUSETTS . . . adventures in living are recaptured and framed through the medium of words and pictures. Friends made, knowledge acquired, interesjts broadened — all are among the fruit- ful crop planted and harvested here. These memories of our enriching years will be for- ever cherished. Did you realize that our school can easily be compared to a business, one in which all co-operate so that each will obtain the best possible profits. We ll show you. Here, as in a business, we have: Executives, Senior Personnel, Day and Night Shifts, and Sports. The success of our organization depends upon the unselfish contributions of all of its members. n Hi, folks! B-Boy’s the name. I ' m one of your class- mates. I’m here to give you the inside story of my life at B. H. S. — the great times, the wonderful people. All sct. Let ' s go!” Vfpsm . I . .... i . L. - ' 1 1.-.V - ■■ 13; K • L mtk sincere appreciation • • • to c iHiss Josephine f5 iary Calderara For the unselfish service you have ren- dered, the 1955 Blueprint honors you with this tribute. We dedicate our yearbook to you, not only because of your encouragement and added assistance to us in your field of mathematics, but also because of your counsel and co-operation toward making the Belmontian Club as influential as it now is. May future years reward you with the fruition of your hopes, a fitting reward for one who has contributed thirty-two years of enthusiasm and effort to Belmont High School. .t. t And gladly would ' she’ learn, and gladly teach” — ■ Chaucer “Q ' U bsqm nuf aLoJu bif inthodwdnxj. thst ' best in ihe biUtinsiAA ' Aiding Advising TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF ’55: One of the great attributes exemplified by Americans is a spirit of confidence, a kind of ingenuity which faces and masters the impossible. Our farms are producing far more today that our forefathers ever dared to anticipate. Our echnical know-how has brought respect and leader- ship throughout the world. In all of the progress and development of our great land, the concepts that all men are created equal and that they have an equal opportunity to achieve, have been foremost in our educational training. Money itself is not a true measure of success, but wealth in character, loyalty, fair play, consideration for others, and initiative attest to the greatness of respect of each and every one. Set your goals, be diligent in your efforts, treasure your character, and your life will be truly rewarding. A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Mr. George Higginbottom — Proverps PRINCIPAL Mr. George Higginbottom Principal OA 9 Me them pwm dcuf io daif Supervising TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF ’55: In retrospect, it has been a short three years since you first joined the high school community. Here you have met many situations in which experience has shown the main tenets for success to be integrity, industry, and co- operation. You are about to project your aims and efforts into a larger community. Success in this area can be assured when you continue with these prime attributes: industry, co-operation, and integrity. Mr. Leslie W. Crowson Director of V ocational High School wohJdnjq, ouh inJbiMAtA. Scheduling Miss Eva P- Davis Commercial Mr. Michael ]. Egan ( oodworking cLubcoli Verna B. Ames English Dr. William Bettencourt Mechanical Drawing Driver Education Librarian Helen E. Bridey French Afr. Willi, ' am T. Cowing Science ryCTit «■« B. Alben. Cl„„ Phttcal Education Albert R. clish Science John J. Corrigan Sheet Metal £s2£jojum Ihn chmiiipd si§ hdA EXPERTS IN RIIILRiG FIITERES SacKjcee w LflWfryflGes Mr. A. Robert Frink Pf ysJcal Education Mr. James C. Galt Biology Miss Elizabeth A. Gould English Mrs. Evelyn Hornsey English Mr. David C. Jacobs History Miss Katherine F. Kearney Home Economics conJbuJbuJtsid bif ieachsiM, Mr. Joseph F. Kolouch Assistant Principal Mr. Ralph Libby Science Mr. Lucien A. Lisabeth History Miss Miriam Loring Mathematics Mr. John D. MacBain Social Studies Mr. Edmund M. MacCloskey French and Speech Miss Carolyn Magee English Miss Prudence I. Mathews Commercial Mr. Charles M. Meyers Social Studies Mr. Howard A. Nettleton Director of Music 9 coniddsJi ihsm mtj piiandA, Mr. Frederick E. Shipp English Miss Theresa M. Smith Home Economics Miss Marion B. Steuerwald Latin Mr. Albert J. Orton Commercial Mr. Walter C. Roberts Physical Educa tion Mr. Carlton L. Seaman Machine Shop oA wsU oA caftahlsi inAihudbohA ASSISTANT DRAFTSMEN mwm UE 0650 RAJ PHOTo Rmy A witLmmsoM WSIMESS. CJcorge Smith Edttor-tn-Chiej y i I ART- ' n 1 TBEV MAZZOCHI 1 CLERICAL II im p P Nancy Brenner Carolyn Camelio Colette Carmeris Joan Casey Edward Collier William Collins Elsa Cornell Carol Crane Margaret Dwyer Barbara Emerson Deirdre Fahey Charles Fye Nancy Gross Isabel Flajian Thomas Hughes Nancy Jenkins Joyce Lane Isabel Levenson Paula McKeever Mary McKinnon Janette Middleton Peter Miller Nancy Mondello Eleanor Moynihan Paula Nadell Maureen O’Brien Paul Palosky Nancy Perkins Mary Jane Proesch Joyce Rahal Norman Resnic Mary Lou Rogers Hannah Skahan Helen Sloane Janice Stretton Carolyn Swan Maureen Vogel Mary ' Ann Winslow Carol Woodworth ‘hailo’ io UwM who haos piciuMd ouh Achool Art and Photography Adviser Editor Eleanor Hickey and her Publicity Staff ' r ' ' • Editor Ruth Lord and her Mr. William Nagle Business Adviser Editor Marcia McDonald and her Advertising Staff ihs Slustphinisihs ’55. George Smith Secretary Richard Murphy President George Higginbottom Vice President Ned Larkin Treasurer TO THE CLASS OF ’55 In bidding Godspeed to the class of ’55, I have a deep sense of humility in trying to say adequately any word of advice for the future, a future so uncertain. However, there still is no better advice that any adult could give to a high school graduate than that which the immortal Shakespeare gave when he said, — lo thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the Jay, thou canst not then he false to any man. Farewell ; my blessing season this in thee! — ■ Shakespeare Mr. David O’Connor Class Adviser Mr. David O’Connor Class Adviser cSm bij ouh doAA and advi sth, 9 hav enjoijsid SENIOR P E . . R S O N N E L amotu} ihn cJaM 55. ELIZABETH ABBOTT Betty” 25 Flett Road Air Line Hostess Music, Home Ec., Camera, Book- worm’s, Red Cross, Belmontian, and other activities ANNA ALIZIO Sam” 27 ' Walnut Street Secretary Softball, Bookworm ' s, Red Cross, Home Ec., and Belmontian Clubs DORIS ANDERSON Do” 229 White Street Private Secretary Red Cross, Belmontian, Book- worm’s, Camera, and Music Clubs EILEEN ATWATER Rusty” 51 Alma Avenue To travel French, Red Cross, Camera, Music, and Belmontian Clubs It’s a matter of life and death!” d(ow con uAinq DEREK BAIR 285 Payson Road College The best of everything at your chosen college. DIANE BAIR Di” 285 Payson Road Travel around the world Softball, Basketball, Spanish, Bel- montian, Glee Club, and Band (Sec.) (Majorette) VIRGINIA BALDI Ginny” 21 Stewart T errace Home Economics Teacher French, Home Ec., Camera, Music, and Belmontian Clubs JANE BEETEN Janie” 140 Brighton Street Teacher Latin, Music, Spanish, Glee, Bel- montian, Home Ec., and other activities EDWARD BEHIE Eddie” 1 Slade Street Military Career Cross Country, Track, and Rifle Club (Treas.) DAVID BENNETT Dib” 4 Jacobs Road Boston University Baseball, Spanish Club DEBORAH BERMAN Debbi” 319 Pleasant Street Sociologist N.H.S., Student Council, Drama- tic (V. Pres.), Forum (Sec.), Choir, Belmontian, and other activities EUGENE BLANCHETTE Yo-Yo” 16 Harriet Avenue Electrician May you have success in your chosen occupation. ijosM mij JUidJt SophomoM dcufA! JOAN BLANK Joanie” 51 Winn Street To succeed N.H.S., Senior Play, Glee Club, Orchestra, Choir, Belmontian, and other a ctivities JANET BOURGET Jan 30 Broad Street Newton-Wellesley Hospital Spanish, Red Cross, Home ’Ec., Music, and Belmontian Clubs PATRICIA BOYLE JAMES BRADY Pat” Diamond Jim 190 Lewis Road 16 Broad Street Nurse Tufts Basketball, Tennis, Forum, Red Spanish Club Cross, Choir, Belmontian, and other activities SANDRA BRANCH Sandy ' ’ 3 Coolidge Road Fashion Illustrator Spanish and Belmontian Clubs CONNOLLY BRATTON Con” 40 Warwick Road Engineer Soccer. Track, Band, Glee, Choir, and Spanish Clubs NANCY BRAYTON 29 Van Ness Road Secretary Art, Forum, French, Music, and Belmontian Clubs NANCY BRENNER 7 Barbara Road Success and Happiness Field Hockey, Yearbook, Music, Glee, Camera, Belmontian, and other activities diowsvDh, be M lonq, 9 waA well aeeuAiomed ROBERT BRUNO Bubbles 18 Trowbridge Street Northeastern Cross Country, Track, Baseball, French, and Bookworm ' s Clubs LORETTA BUDA Laurie’ 86 Hull Street Lawyer’s Secretary Home Ec., Music, and Belmont- lan Clubs GEORGE BUTLER 315 Waverley Street Coast Guard Hockey (Mgr.), Band, and Book worm’s Club ROBERT BUTLER Bunny” 15 Pearl Street Navy Football (Capt.) JOHANNA GALORE Powder” 28 Francis Street Chandler School Art, Bookworm’s, Home Ec., and Music Clubs V CAROLYN CAMELIO Carole” 227 Brighton Street Make people happy Art (Treas.), Forum, Home Ec., Music, Glee, and Belmontian Clubs BEATRICE CANNING Bebe” 189 White Street To travel Forum, Latin, French, Red Cross, and Belmontian Clubs LOUIS CAPUTO Lou” 22 Baron Road Northeastern Success to you at Northeastern. to £.di.S. adtioiJtisA. Library lovers” DONALD CAREY Don” 29 Cowdin Street Chemist Spanish and Glee Clubs COLETTE CARMERIS Co” 18 Long Avenue Travel through the U. S. Yearbook, Forum, French, Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities ERNEST CARUSO Ernie” 119 Slade Street College Basketball, Baseball, Student Council (V. Pres.), Spanish, Glee, Bookworm ' s (Pres.), and other activities JOAN CASEY Case” 3 Orchard Street Physical Ed. Teacher Basketball, Softball, and Art Club MALCOLM CHASE Sonny” 32 Warwick Road Chemist Soccer, N.H.S., Band, German (Treas.), Latin, and Glee Clubs RONALD CASSIDY Ronnie” 1 1 Stanley Road Electrical Field Bookworm’s Club CAROLYN CHIOFARO Carol” 12 Irving Street X-Ray ’Technician Art, Forum, Bookworm’s, Home Ec., Music, Belmontian, and other activities LUCIA CLAFF Lu” 134 Watson Road College French, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities Sfvunq jund msi ‘X ’mq a bailoi EDWARD COLLIER Ed” 8 Wiley Road College Soccer, Track, Yearbook, Book- worm’s, and French Clubs WILLIAM COLLINS Bill” 3 1 1 Cross Street Drive a fire engine Hockey, Track, N.H.S., Jr. Ro- tarian. Choir, Band (Pres.), and other activities WILLIAM CONNELLY Bill” 98 Grove Street Naval Officer Basketball, Tennis, Forum, French, Spanish, and Camera Clubs JOHN CONROY 72 Waverley Street Engineer Success to you in your chosen field. ELSA CORNELL Elsing 30 Long Avenue To be a Missionary Cheerleader, N. H. S., Student Council (Sec.), Yearbook, Glee (Corres. Sec.), Choir (V. Pres.), and other activities CHARLES CORWIN Charlie” 12 Burnham Street Engineer Success to you in your chosen field. THOMAS COSTELLO Tom” 18 Mayfield Road Forest Ranger May you always keep Smokey” happy. KATHLEEN COUGHLIN Kathy” 42 Pine Street To travel around the world Star (Bus. Mgr.), Forum, French, Red Cross, Spanish, Music, and other activities in th£ sds dtion cLoaa CORNELIA COWHIG Connie” 106 Dean Street Medical Secretary Forum, Bookworm’s, Home Ec., Music (Treas.), Glee, Bel- montian, and other activities CAROL CRANE 119 Pinehurst Road Happiness N.H.S., Woman ' s Club, French, Home Ec., Glee, Belmontian (Pres.), and other activities FRANCIS CROTTY Frank” 15 Cambridge Street College Soccer and Basketball CAROL CROZIER 26 Locust Street Happiness Spanish, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities JANE DARNEY 101 Douglas Road Success and Happiness Forum, Red Cross, Spanish, Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities ANN DELLUTRI Dellute” 61 Maple Street Telephone Operator Bookworm ' s and Home Ec. Clubs DAVID DELOURY Scrapa” 99 Spring Street A good job Football and Hockey JOHANNA DEMETRAKAS Jo- 30 Warwick Road To become a Bohemian Basketball, Softball, Yearbook (Art Ed.), Star (Sports Ed.), Art, Music (Sec.), and other activities tOe Aoon und out ANTHONY DI MARE Sal- 152 Watson Road Make a million dollars Student Council, Camera (Treas.), Senior Play, Book- worm ' s, and Dramatic Clubs JOHN DONNELLY 35 Payson Road Doctor Basketball, Rifle Club ELIZABETH DONOVAN Liz” 4 Kenmore Road To live a year in Europe N.H.S., Woman’s Club, Latin, Red Cross, Choir, Orchestra (Pres.), and other activities ROBERT DOWNER Bob- 285 Beech Street Navy To you we dedicate the song, Bell Bottom Trousers.” DIANE DULONG Di” 62 Palfrey Road Registered Nurse Dramatic, Forum, Latin, Spanish, Red Cross, Belmontian, and other activities JAMES DURHAM Jimmie” 610 Trapelo Road Navy — Hospital Ship Football, Cross Country, Senior Play, Dramatic, French, and Glee Clubs MARGARET DWYER Margy” 50 Oakley Road To travel Yearbook, French, Home Ec., Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities JANE EGAN 409 Pleasant Street Smith College N.H.S. (V. Pres.), Woman’s Club, Star (Co-Ed.), Senior Play, Dramatic (Pres.), Choir, and other activities Missed that A by one point!’’ BARBARA EMERSON Emma” 22 Coclidge Road Teacher Field Hockey, Basketball, Home Ec. (V. Pres.), Glee, Band, Belmontian, and other activities CAROL EMERY Em” 32 Poplar Street Legal Secretary Home Ec. Club. Carol transferred from Brighton High School last year. PHYLLIS EVANS Phyl” 39 Channing Road Dietitian Spanish, Red Cross, and Home Ec. Clubs DEIRDRE EAHEY Kelley” 49 Grove Street To travel Art, Latin, Music, and Belmont- ian Clubs JAMES FISHER Fish” 7 Henry Street Money without work Good luck to your dream”. PRISCILLA FLAG JOHN FLANNERY ROBERT FRENCH Pris” Bud” Bob” 70 Trapelo Road 206 Concord Avenue 56 Munroe Street Spanish Interpreter Engineer To succeed Dramatic, Latin, Spanish (Pres.), Soccer, Track, Spanish, Choir, Cross Country and Track Red Cross, Home Ec., and Bel- and Glee Club montian Clubs Jks duiumn £aJm (Oanai LOIS FROST Lou” 30 Brookside Avenue Nurse Student Council, French, Red Cross, Home Ec., and Belmont- ian Clubs ROBERT FULTON Bob” 9 Stanley Road Forester French Club CHARLES EYE Farley Chy” 30 Preble Gardens Road Sports Announcer Soccer, Baseball, N.H.S., French, Glee, Choir, and other activities BARBARA GALE B-Gale” 23 Staunton Road Nurse Bookworm’s and Home Ec. Clubs EDWARD GEARON Ted” 206 Claflin Street College Football and Track MALCOLM GIBB Mai 22 Ridge Road Teacher Cross Country (Co-Capt.), N.H. S., Star (Co-Ed. Boy ' s Sports), Glee, Choir (Lib.), Band (Treas.), and other activities LINDA GILES 70 Lawrence Lane College Star (Fashion Ed.), French, Home Ec. (Sec.- ' Treas.), Glee, Choir, Belmontian, and other activities JOSEPH GIORDANO Joe” 73 Maple Street Professional Baseball Soccer (Capt.), Baseball, and French Club qjcwst oWi junioA ijstah a livfdjij. Abcud ROBERT GRANT Gus” 58 Oxford Avenue Money without work May you succeed. Bob ! SCOTT GRANT 230 White Street Chemical Engineer Cross Country, Track, Camera, and Glee Clubs NORMAN GRAY Norm” 50 Chandler Street Engineer Football, Cross Country Track JOHN GRIFFIN Griff” 24 Slade Street Radio Announcer and Football and Track NANCY GROSS Nance” 72 Watson Road Work in some field of art Yearbook, French, Music, Glee, Band, Belmontian, and other activities PHILIP GUSHEE Gush” 190 Prospect Street Trinity College Tennis, Band, Senior Play, Dra- matic, and French Clubs EUGENE HAGGERTY Gene” 118 Winn Street Football, Hockey, N.H.S., Jr. Ro- tarian. Glee (Treas.), Band, and other activities LENORE HAGOPIAN Lennie” 35 Worcester Street Secretary Art, Red Cross, Glee, and Bel- montian Clubs Successor to Glenn Miller amid coUa ‘Moinq qowi pxvdmJi. ISABELLE HAJIAN Issie” 137 White Street Dental Hygienist Yearbook (Girl’s Sports Ed.), Forum, Latin (Censor-Sr. Consul), Glee, Belmontian (Treas.), and other activities JANICE HARDING Jan” 148 Beech Street Secretary Bookworm ' s (Lib.), Home and Belmontian Clubs PIRKKO HARI Peppy” Mikkeli, Finland Foreign Language Teacher Ec., Belmontian and Photo Clubs RICHARD HARVEY Harv” 24 Drew Road See all Major League Ball Parks Baseball, Spanish, and Music Clubs WILLIAM HASAPIDIS ■ ' Uzza ’ 77 Trapelo Road Real Estate Business Baseball, Golf, Spanish, Camera, Rifle, and Music Clubs JACK HATHAWAY Jackie 10 Jeanette Avenue Engineering Soccer, Baseball, Track, and Spanish Club KEVIN HEANUE Kev 24 Clyde Street Civil Engineering Soccer, Track, French, Camera, Choir, and Glee Clubs SANDRA HENDERSON Sandy 49 Newton Street Fashion and Design Teacher Home Ec. Club and Band (Ma- jorette) d can JumumJbeh how pJwud 9 wa JAMES HENRY Jim 75 Bartlett Avenue Electrical Field Football ELEANOR HICKEY El 23 Oak Street Nurse Cheerleader (Capt), Student Council, Yearbook (Pub. Ed.), Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities GEORGE HIGGINBOTTOM Buddy 27 Sherman Street Harvard Hockey, Baseball, N.H.S., Jr. Ro- tarian. Class Vice-President, Choir, and other activities MARY HOSIE Sally 15 Chandler Street Interior Decorator Art, Latin. French, Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities MARY ANN HOUSTON GERALD HOWELL CAROLE HUGHES THOMAS HUGHES Mary” Gerry” 58 Beckett Road Baron Hugo” 42 Lorimer Road 284 Lake Street Nurse 93 School Street Teacher College Latin, Red Cross, Glee, and Criminal Lawryer Softball, N.H.S., Woman’s Club, Senior Play, Choir, Glee, and other activities Football, Hockeyf Baseball, and Spanish Club Music Clubs Football, Basketball, Student Council (Pres.), Yearbook (Boy’s Sports Ed.), Star (Sports Ed.), Dramatic, and other activities it AuxxBM and appJwuad ' Genius at work” BRENDA INNOCENTl Bren ” 200 Rutledge Road Colby College It ' s been nice having you with us this year. HAROLD JACKSON Jack” 37 Oliver Road Undertaker Football, Hockey, Latin, Spanish, and Glee Clubs PETER JAYNES Pete” 27 Mayfield Road Minister Football, Star (Photo Ed.), Cam- era, Glee, Choir, and other activities NANCY JENKINS Nance” 9 Carleton Road Medical Secretary Y earbook, Spanish, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, Belmontian, and other activities ROBERT JONES Bob” 33 Clarendon Road Tufts Tennis (Capt.), N.H.S., Jr. Ro- tarian. Star (Co-Ed. in Chief), Senior Play, Choir (Pres.), and other activities DIANE JOY D. J.” 142 Chilton Street To travel Cheerleader, Forum, Home Ec., Music (Pres.), Glee, Belmont- ian, and other activities ALAN KARPLUS Al” 81 Pinehurst Road Engineer Senior Play, Band, Dramatic, and French Clubs MARIE KECHEJIAN Mimi” 4 Grant Avenue Airline Hostess Star (Exchange Ed.), Forum, Bookworm’s, Home Ec., Music, and Belmontian Clubs Piavinq (Dud ShixfqA hack CATHERINE KELLER MAXINE KELLER MARGARET KELLEY ANN KERRIGAN Cathy” Max” Margie” 3 A Street 23 Cowdin Street 24 Clover Street 89 Van Ness Road Private Secretary French Interpreter Wellesley College Medical Secretary Bookworm’s, Home Ec., and Bel- montian Clubs N.H.S., French, Glee, Choir, Or- chestra, Belmontian, and other activities Latin (Vestal), French, -Red Cross, Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities Latin, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, Belmontian, and other activities RICHARD KING DOROTHY KLEMPERER PATRICIA KOULES DAVID KRANES Pecker Dee •’Pat” Dave” 89 Bay State Road 25 Ross Road 201 Goden Street 8 Tyler Road Have my own business To travel To visit Europe Harvard Football, Soccer, Basketball, Ten- nis, Track, and Latin Club Eorum, German (V. Pres.), Red Cross, Ski, Choir, Belmontian, and other activities Dee went to Europe last year, so is finishing her Senior year with us. Field Hockey, Art, Music, Glee, Choir, Belmontian, and other activities Football, Track, Star (Adv. Ed.) Senior Play, Forum (V. Pres.) Choir, and other activities ioA ihs unioh $ami oMe. VIRGINIA LADD Sis” 1 1 Sunnyside Place Business School Bookworm’s, Home Ec., Music, and Belmontian Clubs JOYCE LANE Ereddy ” 43 Shaw Road Lesley College Cheerleader, Yearbook, Home Ec., Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities EDWARD LARKIN Ned” 67 Chilton Street College Basketball (Capt.), Baseball, Class Treasurer, Jr. Rotarian, Glee, Choir, and other activities ELAINE LAVOIE 138 Beech Street Secretary Bookw ' orm’s (Lib.), Home Ec., and Belmontian Clubs ISABEL LEVENSON Izzie” 84 Beatrice Circle Finish chemistry experiments N.H.S., Yearbook, Latin (Chief Vestal), Publications (Re- porter), Red Cross (Treas.), Belmontian, and other activities FRANJA LEWIS Fran” 98 Alexander Avenue Elementary Teacher Yearbook, Art, Music, and Bel- montian Clubs LORAINE LOCKE Laurie” 138 Beech Street Bookkeeper Bookworm ' s, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, Glee, and Bel- montian Clubs ROBERT LOHNES Red” 19 Cushing Avenue Lawyer Football, Track, Baseball, Spanish, Camera, and Music Clubs Cl jtsiA monJthA ftkutnbu}, we unioM Belmontian heels click” RUTH LORD Ruthie” 38 Raleigh Road Colby College N.H.S., Woman’s Club, Yearbook (Lit. Ed.), Red Cross (V. Pres.), Glee (Accompanist), Choir, and other activities RICHARD LUSSIER Dick” 212 Payson Road Harvard Soccer, Basketball, Golf, N.H.S., French (Treas.), Band (V. Pres.), and other activities MARTHA MacAULEY 50 Chilton Street Nurse Latin, Bookworm’s, Music, and Belmontian Clubs GENEVIEVE MAGGIORE Jeanie” 181 Rutledge Road Secretary Bookworm’s, Home Ec., Music, and Belmontian Clubs PETER MAGLIARDITI Pete” 6l David Road Mechanic Came to B. H. S. in Senior year. MARY MAHONEY 318 Cross Street Nurse Field Hockey, Student Council, Home Ec., Music, Band, Bel- montian, and other activities PAUL MAHONEY 91 Lexington Street Wentworth Success to you at Wentworth. SYLVIA MAHY 56 Slade Street Radcliffe N.H.S.,. Latin (Censor), French (Pres.), Music, Glee, Bel- I montian, and other activities a 7 1 f Q phsAmied ihe qaij Sphinq J’oniaAq. Where is tha t home work?” 1 FRED MARDIROSIAN Marty” 255 Common Street To be a good hunter Good luck in your ambition. MARGARET MARTIN Peggy” 6l Grove Street Teachers’ College Student Council, Forum, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, Bel- montian, and other activities MARIE MATTSON 825 Belmont Street Nurse Art, Home Ec., Music, Glee, and Belmontian Clubs BEVERLY MAZZOCCHI Bev” 247 Waverley Street General’s Secretary N.H.S., Yearbook (Cler. Mgr.), Home Ec., Music, Glee (Rec. Sec.), Belmontian, and other activities JAMES McAULIFFE Satch” 17 Oliver Road Harvard Football, Hockey, and Track JOHN McCORMICK Mac” 27 Winslow Road College Basketball, Baseball, Bookworm’s, and Music Clubs ARTHUR McDonald Art” 26 Preble Gardens Road College Soccer, Track, Latin, and Spanish Clubs MARCIA McDonald 26 Preble Gardens Road To travel N.H.S., Woman’s Club, Student Council (Treas.), Yearbook (Adv. Ed.), Choir, Belmontian (Formal Co-Chairman), and other activities ?iavs ijou DJosJi ijdsd bumu hopphvif PETER McELROY 146 Watson Road To travel Soccer, Cross Country, Track, and Latin Club GRACE McKEARNEY 32 Royal Road College Softball, Student Council, Latin (Jr. Aedile), Red Cross, Music, and Belmontian Clubs PAULA McKEEVER 142 Goden Street College Cheerleader, Yearbook, Forum, Publications, Glee (Robes), Belmontian, and other activities MARY McKINNON 31 Sherman Street Nurse Yearbook, Spanish, Bookworm’s, Red Cross, Home Ec., Bel- montian, and other activities JEAN McLaren J eanie” 12 Poplar Street Airline Hostess N.H.S., Woman’s Club, Latin (Quaest. Tab.), Spanish (Sec.), Red Cross (Pres.), Bel- montian, and other activities RICHARD McLaughlin D ick” 26 Staunton Road College Football, Hockey, Track, Latin, Spanish (Treas.), and Music Clubs ROBERT McLaughlin G us” 435 School Street Lawyer Soccer, Baseball, Latin, and Span- ish Clubs JANETTE MIDDLETON Jan” 192 Washington Street Radclilfe N.H.S., Woman’s Club, Year- book, Star (Lit. Ed.), Senior Play, Choir (Sec.-Treas.), and other activities in a p}AmaJ? JEAN MILLAR Jeanie” 8 Pearl Street To travel Bookworm’s, Red Cross, Home Ec., and Belmontian Clubs MARY MILLER 69 Waverley Street Secretary Red Cross and Belmontian Clubs PETER MILLER Sid” 40 Marlboro Street Make a million ' Good luck in your ambition. ELLEN MILLETT Ellie” 753 Belmont Street Northeastern Spanish, Home Ec., and Bel- montian Clubs RALPH MOCCIA Mocha Kid 76 Trowbridge Street Electrical Engineer Cross Country (Mgr.) THOMAS MOIR Tom” 70 Lorimer Road Boston University Track, Student Council, and Bookworm’s Club IRENE MOLLICA Rene” 373 Brighton Street X-Ray Technician Art, Bookworm’s, Home Ec., Music, Glee, and Belmontian Clubs NANCY MONDELLO Nance” 54 Walnut Street Comm ercial Art Yearbook, Student Council, Art, Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities Jh£ ijBoh BTidsd wiih a ' AploAh ' EVALYN MOORE Pearl” 4l Alma Avenue Nurse Yearbook, Bookworm’s, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, Bel- montian, and other activities GEORGE MORRIS Moe” 3 Oxford Avenue Northeastern Football, Basketball, Track, and Baseball MARY MORRISON 63 Bartlett Avenue Colonel’s Secretary Field Hockey, Bookworm’s, Red Cross, Home Ec., Glee, Bel- montian, and other activities ELEANOR MOYNIHAN 267 Orchard Street Forsyth School Y earbook. Red Cross, Camera, Music, Glee, and Belmontian Clubs JAMES MULCAHY Jim” 147 Trapelo Road Acountant Success to you in your ambition. FLORENCE MUNGOVAN Nancy” 24 Long Avenue Medical Secretary Bookworm’s, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, and Belmontian Clubs PAULA MURPHY Murph” 407 Belmont Street To see my name in lights Senior Play, Dramatic, and Bel- montian Clubs RICHARD MURPHY Dick” 72 Drew Road Engineer Basketball, Baseball, Class Presi- dent, N.H.S., Jr. Rotarian, Band, and other activities Ohh, no! Forgot my note!” cd ouui ihjDuUiioncd beadi fucudtij. TOM MURPHY Murph” 54 Gilbert Road Certified Public Accountant Success in your chosen ambition. BARBARA MURRAY 10 Grove Street Nurse Forum, Latin, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, and Belmontian Clubs PAULA NADELL Polly” 144 Sherman Street Success and happiness Student Council, Yearbook, For- um, Home Ec., Music, Bel- montian, and other activities NANCY NELSON Nelsing” 4 Middlecot Street Cornell Softball, Senior Play, Dramatic, Glee (Lib.), Choir, Belmont- ian, and other activities Engineer JOAN NYLANDER Joanie” 247 Beech Street Medical Secretary N.H.S., Woman’s Club, French, Spanish, Red Cross, Belmont- ian, and other activities MAUREEN O’BRIEN 28 Lewis Road Jackson Basketb::!!, N.H.S., Yearbook, Star (Lit. Ed.), Forum, Bel- montian, and other activities JAMES O’CONNOR Okie” 41 Myrtle Street To succeed Football S nioAA — id IcL i! MARGARET O’SULLIVAN Toni” 715 Belmont Street Nurse Senior Play, Dramatic, Red Cross, Camera, Music, and Belmontian Clubs PAUL PALOSKY 31 Leslie Road Football, Yearbook, French, Book- worm ' s, and Camera Clubs JAMES PAPIA Jimmy” 6 Chestnut Street Own a body shop We ' ve enjoyed having you with us in our Senior year, Jimmy. SUSAN OSBORN Sue” 29 Washington Street College Yearbook (Photo. Ed.), Star (Club Co-Ed.), French, Cam- era, Music, Belmontian, and other activities FELIX PARDO Fee” 40 Clyde Street Set Dave straight Soccer, Baseball, Band, Spanish (V. Pres.), Music, and Book- worm’s Clubs RICHARD PATRICK Dick” 50 Falmouth Street Store Manager May you have success in your chosen occupation. EDWARD PENNACHIO Booch” 180 White Street State Trooper Cross Country and Track NANCY PAGE PERKINS Perky” 24 Oak Street To have ambition Yearbook, Dramatic, Forum, Pub- lications, Band (Head Major- ette), Belmontian, and other activities ANITA POLCARI Nita” 29 Clarendon Road Medical Secretary Spanish, Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities (x)s foinsui in ihs pm THAXTER POLK Thax” 20 Merrill Avenue A success in business Forum and French Clubs. Thax entered our class in his Junior year. ROBERT PROBERT Bob” 66 Davis Road To travel Football, Cross Country, Track, Baseball, Student Council, Rifle, and other activities MARY JAYNE PROESCH Midge” 31 Dalton Road Medical Secretary Yeabook. Senior Play, Dramatic (Sec.-Treas.), Glee,. Choir, Bel- montian, and other activities JOYCE RAHAL Joycie” 66 Chilton Street Millionaire Basketball, Cheerleader, Student Council, Yearbook, Music (V. Pres.), Belmontian, and other activities NORMAN RESNIC Sid” 27 Irving Street To travel Yearbook, Spanish, Bookworm’s, and Camera Clubs JUDSON REYNOLDS Jud” 64 Gilbert Road Coast Guard Soccer (Mgr.), Band, French, and Rifle Clubs KATE REYNOLDS Katie” 176 Watson Road Make people laugh Student Council, Bookworm’s, Home Ec., Camera, Glee, Bel- montian, and other activities JAMES RITA Jim” 15 Ash Street Cabinet Maker Student Council and Glee Club (Dancbu} wJJth (Dud. MARY LOU ROGERS Lou” 24 Dunbarton Road Success and happiness Yearbook, Spanish, Red Cross, Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities GEORGE ROSS 590 Trapelo Road Physical Ed. Teacher Football, Hockey, Baseball, Golf, Spanish, Glee, and other activ- ities JANET ROWE Jan” 43 Brookside Avenue Teacher Art, Forum, Latin, French, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities JEAN RUSSO Jeanie” 6 Springfield Street Secretary Bookworm’s, Home Ec., and Glee Clubs MADONNA RYAN Donna” 71 Bay State Road Nurse Field Hockey, Latin, Bookworm’s, Home Ec., Music, and Belmont- ian Clubs MARY GAIL RYAN Gail” 125 Waverley Street Journalist Student Council, Star (Feature Ed.), Forum (Pres.), Ski (V. Pres.), Band (Majorette), Bel- montian (Formal Co-Chair- man ) , and other activities KATHERINE SACCA Kathy” 49 Baker Street Clerical Work Softball, Bookworm’s (Sec.), and Home Ec. Clubs 1 CAROLYN SAGE Lynn” 54 Louise Road Teacher Red Cross, Home Ec., Camera, Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities Tyisj jtickid to Apook BASTIANO SANTORO Busty” 37 Underwood Street Millionaire May you succeed in your ambition ! NANCY SAUNDERS Nance” 106 Payson Road Medical Secretary Forum, Home Ec., Music, Glee, French, Belmontian, and other activities EDWARD SCARFO Cisco Kid” 168 White Street A good job May you find the job that you are looking for PAUL SCHROMM 89 Alexander Avenue Electronics Baseball, Bookworm’s, and Cam- era Clubs FRANCIS SCIMONE GEORGE SEXENY RICHARD SHEA Frank” Georgie” Dick” 33 Clyde Street 60 Selwyn Road 140 Trapelo Road Dentist Business School U. S. Army Football, Baseball, Bookworm’s, Baseball, Student Council, Book- Baseball Camera, Music, and Glee Clubs worm’s (V. Pres.), Music, Choir, Glee, and other activ- ities CONSTANCE SIMPSON Connie” 24 Thomas Street To travel America Latin, Bookworm’s, Home Ec., Music, and Belmontian Clubs pthovudiid ilvdllA and chillA apJbmiif. RONALD SIMPSON Ronnie” 5 Broad Street See the Tournament of Roses Baseball, Football, Camera (V. Pres.), and Rifle Clubs EDWARD SKAHAN Ed” 59 Lorimer Road Vocational Teacher Track HANNAH SKAHAN Hon ’’ 106 Orchard Street Happiness N.H.S., Yearbook, Star (Co-Ed. News), Forum, Latin (Sec.), Belmontian (V. Pres.), and other activities PAUL SLINEY Chink” 218 Beech Street Professional Baseball Football, Basketball, and Baseball HELEN SLOANE 112 Alexander Avenue Home Economics Yearbook, Dramatic, Home Ec., Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities GEORGE SMITH 42 Fairmont Street Stanford University Soccer, Track, Class Secretary, N.H.S., Jr. Rotarian, Yearbook (Ed.-in-Chief), and other ac- tivities BRENT SPARKS 28 Springfield Street Boston University Bookworm’s Club HARRIET SQUIRES 54 Long Avenue Home Economics Cheerleader (Co-Capt.), N.H.S. (Sec.), Woman’s Club, Star (Co-Ed. Clubs), Red Cross, Belmontian (Sec.), and other activities CUmaxuu} ihsi wmish hpohiA MoJum woA ihs I I HOWARD STACEY 42 Moraine Street Naval Officer WILLIAM STEVENS -Bill’ 569 Belmont Street JOHN STONE 3 Anis Road Northeastern JANICE STRETTON Jan” 8 Little Pond Road May you have success in the Navy. Electrical Engineer Dramatic and French Clubs Football, Bookworm’s, Music, Choir, and Glee Clubs Fashion Designer Yearbook, Art, Home Ec., Music, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities JOAN SULLIVAN Joanie” 164 Oakley Road Teacher Field Hockey, Basketball, Tennis, Spanish, Home Ec., Belmont- ian, and other activities CAROLYN SWAN Carrie” 140 Concord Avenue Happiness Tennis, Yearbook, Forum, Latin (Censor), Choir, Orchestra (V. Pres.), and other activities ROSEMARIE SWEENEY Rosie” 50 School Street Chandler Field Hockey, Bookworm ' s (Sec.), Red Cross, Home Ec., Music, Belmontian, and other activities ANN SZABO 71 Waverley Street Burdett Bookworm’s and Home Ec. Clubs JtUcUiwjuA £aiJudJbaU ' Somu and (Damst. Out, out, brief candle!” RICHARD THERIAULT Dick” 20 Upland Road Northeastern Soccer, Baseball, and Spanish Club ROBERT TIRRELI Red” 31 Carleton Road Draftsman Soccer, Bookworm’s Club PHYLLIS TORTOLA 9 Underwood Street Stenographer Bookworm’s, Home Ec., and Bel- montian Clubs DAVID TUTEIN 190 Claflin Street Teacher Track (Mgr.), Latin (Pontifex Maximus), French, Book- worm’s, Camera, and Music Clubs JOHN VIGLIROLO Jay” 352 Pleasant Street Pitch for Cleveland Indians Football, Hockey, and Baseball MAUREEN VOGEL 200 Concord Avenue Nurse Tennis, Yearbook, Spanish, Red Cross, Home Ec., Belmontian, and other activities JAMES VOLPE Jackie” 224 Waverley Street Professional Hockey Hockey, Band, Orchestra, and Bookworm’s Club JUDITH WALKER Judy” 169 White Street To travel N.H.S., Red Cross, Music, Latin, Forum, Belmontian, and other activities aU boo qjukJdi} ELINOR WALLACE El” 4 Ripley Road Katherine Gibbs Star (Co-Ed. News), Forum, Spanish, Belmontian, Red Cross, Camera (Sec.), and other activities GORDON WALLIS 92 Brookside Avenue Engineering Success to you in your ambition. PAUL WASSERMAN Kirk- 32 Willow Street Methods Engineer Glee Club. Entered B. H. S. as a Senior. ARLINE WATSON 31 Marion Road Medical Secretary Dramatic, Art, Forum, French, Camera, Music, and other ac- tivities WILLIAM WEBSTER ’Willie” 16 Stone Road Northeastern Student Council, Rifle, Music, Glee, and Camera Club (Pres.) PATRICIA WHALEN Pat ” 5 Worcester Street Regis College Dramatic, Art, French, Red Cross, Music, Belmontian, and other activities ERNEST WHEATON Ernie” 146 Sycamore Street General Motors Manager Senior Play, Choir, Glee, and Dramatics Club GERALD WHEATON Gerry” 57 Thomas Street To own Chysler Corporation Soccer, Golf, Baseball, Rifle, Glee, Choir, and other activities Ui£ (Banjqjusd and loM (Daij. had poA sd, JOEL WHITNEY 4l Townsend Road Chemical Engineer Hockey, Track, N.H.S. (Pres.), Jr. Rotarian, and French Club ROBERT WILKINS Gutsey” 143 Sycamore Street Monkey Trainer Football, Track, Basketball, and Bookworm’s Club ANNABELLE WILLIAMSON 39 Oak Avenue College Softball, Yearbook (Bus. Mgr.), Latin, Music, Glee, and Bel- montian Clubs MARY ANN WINSLOW 111 Farnham Street Teacher Yearbook, Forum, Camera, French, Glee, Belmontian, and other activities LAWRENCE WOODLAND Larry” 287 Beech Street Chemical Engineer Tennis, German (Pres.), and Rifle Clubs CAROL WOODWORTH 981 Concord Avenue Antioch College N.H.S., French, Glee, Orchestra, Red Cross, Belmontian, and other activities WALTER YACESHYN Yach” 12 Chandler Street College Football and Track CONSTANTINE YERACO Tino” 67 Betts Road Professional Baseball Basketball, Baseball, Spanish and 9 woA a qhadjuaisi. STEPHEN YOUNG Steve” 52 Hawthorne Street Coast Guard Academy Good luck to you in your ambition. Richard Murphy, Harriet Squires Friendliest Mr. Lucien A. Lisbeth junior Class Adviser We have admired your versatile minds and com- petitive athletes; we have appreciated your co-operation and spirit at school affairs; we have enjoyed your companionship in our daily routines. You will be missed — but we know that you move eagerly and expectantly toward the greater challenges which beckon. Go forth with our every good wish for your happiness, and our confident belief in your success. Lucien A. Lisabeth Junior Class Officers Seated — Lois Jenkins, Vice-President; Paul D ' Andrea, President Standing — Barry Murphy, Treasurer; Maureen Murphy, Secretary unioM and SophomohsA L ' (Bid VLdJt, 9 thank the Sophomore Class Officers Seated — William Stoneman, President ; Paula Whitney, Secretary Standing — Sam Smith, Vice-President ; James Skahan, Treasurer Mr. John D. MacBain Sophomore Class Adviser We wish to express our appreciation to the Class of ' 55 for the examples in conduct, integrity, and leadership that they have set for us during our sophomore year. We feel that if we can follow their pattern, we are assured of success during our high school careers. We all join together in wishing the Class of ’55 the very best. John D. MacBain ihsii i mihuMoAik Ajuppjohi. 1 lir- SB Best Dressed Jack Volpe and Paula McKeever model typical high school dress. Beanies boost school spirit ■55 pin adds class (Did ive swsui bsqin ihs bsanisi ad! Cufflinks — real crazy All shapes and sizes Both boys and girls White bucks rage hit our Sophomore year Both boys and girls Still with us as Seniors Man-tailored shirts, Bermuda shorts, knee socks S-JU-h-s we did! Oh, what times we had! Waiting for some late cast member at a rehearsal . . . trying not to break at some laugh line in the script . . . make-up before the per- formance . . . the swell cast party . . . and most of all the wonderful feeling of being on the stage in front of that BIG audience and experiencing the first laugh. SENIOR PLAY CAST Elliott Butterfield Robert Jones Nancy Nelson Marion Blackwell Janette Middleton Sam Douglas Blackwell ... David Kranes Laurette Payne Mary Ann Houston Silas Willoughby Philip Gushee Messenger Boy Anthony Dimare Inspector Ryan Peter Jaynes Miss Brown Jane Egan Police Officer James Durham Director Edmund M. MacCloskey Stage Manager Alan Karplus () wjCL on suiqa till the cwdain pill. ■Word?” Jbook mst in lh£M Tee-bee” Get ready to pass . . . Aren’t they sweet?” Mrs. Lukes and Mrs. Nugent, Office Secretaries Mr. Anderson and Mr. Lally, Our Janitors IPS WKl - . 3 1 Mrs. Bumock, Mrs. Finnegan, Mrs. McAuliffe and Mrs. King, Our Cooks Jhsuf know iht buAinMA ptom bakbiq to Mossipinq. disLh qsdJthu} ihsi buMttMA piom wakinq io Alsepinq. First Row — Left to Right — E. Abbott, N. Brenner, N. Jenkins (Sec.), B. Emerson (V. Pres.). P. Nadell (Pres.), L. Giles (Treas.), A. Pokari, M. Vogel, N. Mondello, A. ’OC ' atson Second Row — Miss Smith, J. Galore, C. Chiofaro, E. Moore, R. Sweeney, M. G. Ryan, B. Mazzocchi, E. Lavoie, J. Harding, Miss Kearney Third Row — L. Frost, J. Russo, K. Sacca, C. Emery, J. Nylander, L. Buda, J. Millar, J. Stretton, J. Beeten, J. Bourget, M. Morrison The Home Economics Club is an organization which exists for the purpose of providing, for girls interested in the broad fi ld of home economics, opportunities to become acquainted with its various phases. Speakers, demonstrations, and motion pictures dealing with subjects pertaining to foods, nutri- tion, fashion, and grooming were presented periodically throughout the school year. The club is of ver) real service to the students, both educationally and socially. First Row — P. Koules, B. Gale, J. L‘ne, M. Kelley, C. Cowhig, K. Reynolds, M. Mahoney, G. Maggiore, C. Camelio, V. Baldi. Second Rou — A. Szabo, H. Sloane, M. Kechejian, P. Flagg, A. Dellutri, A. Alizio, F. Mungovan, E. Wallace, I. Mollica, M. McDonald, V. Ladd, P. Evans, P. Tortola Adwdulsi bvdudM First Row — Left to Right — C. Crosby, C. Bratton, J. Liberman, (Sec.), D. Klemperer. (Prog. Ch.), J. Brower (Pres.), M. G. Ryan ( Vice-Pres.) , S. Lovering (Treas.), N. Nelson, P. Gushee, B. Blank Second Row — L. Goldberg, A. Theodore, V. Dowe, N. Gray, J. LeMay, K. Burns, W. Drouin, C. Foster, C. Knox, M. Murphy, S. Ockenga. J. Aalerud Third Row — Mr. Smith, J, Rollins, P. Hanley, E. McSorley, R. Cohen, M. Monahan, J, Taft, M. Brady, N. Casey, M. Lyons, R. Pisperikos Fourth Row — A, Neal, P, Watkins, B. Harris, D. Wright, J. Lang, J, Reagan, G, Granville, R, Backer, G. Hall Many pupils took part in programs connected with the Camera Club, They learned to develop, print, and enlarge pictures, using the school’s dark room. These activities led to the finale of the year — the Annual Photo Con- test which many members entered. Enthusiastic skiers enjoyed the diverse programs provid- ed by the Ski Club. Topics for meetings included instructional films, various dis- cussions by experienced members of the club, and a talk by the Harvard University ski coach. High- lighting the activities of the year were ski trips to New Hampshire slopes. First Row — Left to Right — M. O’Sullivan, A. Williamson. D. Joy, R. Simpson, (V. Pres.), A. DiMare (Treas.), W. Webster (Pres.), N. Brenner (Sec.), P. McKeever. M. G. Ryan, E. Abbott, P. Nadell Second Row — N. Mondello, E. Moynihan, M. Morrison, S. Branch, R. Sweeney, M. A. ’OC ' inslow, E. Wallace, C. Sage, E. Atwater, L. Claff, Mr. Clish Third Row — S. Osborn, J. McCune, I. Hajian, W. Hasapidis, P. Jaynes, D. Tutein, J. Goldstein, J. Forman, D. Anderson, K. Reynolds Fourth Row — V. Baldi, F. Scimone, K. Heanue, P. Palosky, S. Coyne, N. Resnic, G. Sexeny, ' VC ' . Connelly clubA, too First Row — Left to Right — J. Bourget, N. Gross, L. Frost, I. Levenson (Treas.), J- McLaren (Pres.), R. Lord ( Vice-Pres.), C. Foster (Sec.), B. Blank, C. Crozier Second Row — Miss Davis, B. Baker, S. Strazzulla, R. Bonanno, M. G. Ryan, J. Millar, J. Nylander, N. O’Brien, P. Normile, P. Flagg Third Row — F. Sullivan, C. Sage, P. Boyle, E. Donovan, C. Woodworth, M. L. Rogers, E. Cornell, P. Hanley, S. Rotholz The purpose of the Junior Red Cross Club is to perform services whenever possible. The members strived to fulfill that purpose by knitting squares for afghans, volunteering time at hospitals, making favors for veterans’ hospitals, giving aid to less fortunate individuals, and performing numerous other activities for the benefit of others. (BsiMdsiA hiqhlufhihu} ihs MAoice willinq woAlaiM HOI C CONCc 1 ini weimom i pearuiices re teievjMoa pi riUiO uppeui D€r On uie AS a memc Hie ouiei ' S scxi0oi£ , ne oii cui ' ieat 1 lour repie H. i .. iviiuy Jaeruiaii, . UiCK L.USS} aaie oii bpeaKS tervicwe siavion piia cs o. vcuiie ue. 1 iiey ' c sciiooi gra El OUT WIN« CLASS pass J. Ted Tip for g a ey ent The . some it per- second bottom’s IS sta- s pro- r in Uted rner as- be 1 - ancy George tne Joy, h, Isa- tartin, ' liUer, lous- gers, fison, Mill- n, Jean Madon- Maureen ;e, Paula Nancy George Id, Anna- e Wood- u and bei� - gre . ' tiiT ' li 1C First Row — Left to Right — M. O ' Brien, K. Coughlin, H Skahan, E. Wallace, L. Giles, R. Jones (Co-Ed.), J. Egan (Co-Ed.), M. G. Ryan, T. Hughes, M. Gibb, D. Kranes Second Row — Mr. Hatch, E. Cornell, J. Middleton, I. Levenson, S. Mahy, P. McKeever, N. Brenner, P. Nadeli, N. Saunders, M. J. Proesch, D. Berman, H. Squires, C. Crane, J. Demetrakas, B. Zarren Third Row — G. Gordon, J. Blank, E. Abbott, M. A. Winslow, P. Jaynes, E. Moynihan, S. Osborn, N. Nelson, J. Leahy, J. Goldstein, M. Kechejian, N. Perkins, W. Lehoux, A. McDonald, E. Donovan, N. Gross Is d U ' s the Aorial IT,. Larxi pers ti e Sir The Star Staff, whose aim is to compile our school news- paper, became familiar with last-minute rushes to meet deadlines and the responsibility of publishing a paper which meets the approval of the student body. The staff concentrated upon putting out more and larger issues of a higher literary quality. They felt their efforts were genuinely appreciated. One thing is sure — it was fun ! mu me benn Bel. ba xei board.s took the. quite a - no one rebour doA ' n tu score, happened loo much in the .. ond period for Belmont ' s goo� and when the half was over a sad lot of ball players went down to the locker room for a little rc.st and a good blast from Mr. Wenner. The second half was a dlfler- ent story, and It was not the same Belmont team that came .a start u,. score. At this gym was in an u« .uar. The Concord team started U throw the ball away and Belmont kept cool and played hoads-up for those last few minutes. With only forty seconds left a Caruso set- shot put Belmont down by only two points Con- in mif StnA ADpoAimt , third period and most of the ref called a tecnnicaj. Mcbaugn- • ' « up court, . ud Concord brought . uack. Jim McKenzie, flashy Minute Man guard, was fouled and he sank one for two from the line. This put Concord 63-62. Belmont took the ball back up court where Dick Dahlquist was fouled and he tied the ball game all up. next time Belmont got the they moved it around till Crotly was clear to make inning basket. That fin- thc scoring and Belmont ed the ball and held It till jzzer ended the game a . Im- f m.. us a bouquet roses for The hostess always the traveler with a -V and a person would ever visit anywhere without owers for the hostess. One night they decided to e us out to dinner. Unaware the impression it would -ake, I donned my straw hat topped by a tremendous, impos- ing, red rose. As we entered the restaurant, 1 caused a minor sensation, for German girls never wear anything more con- spicuous than a small felt hat. Both the men and women dress very conservatively. Our waiter Immediately recognized us as Americans, when we requested Ice in our cokes. Considering it very bad for the stomach, they never use ice in their drinks. A great many of the women, the minute a gray hair appears, dye their hair auburn, no mat- ter what the original shade (Continued on Page 2) J a new mem- . Lewis S. Harris, . and Director of J, was installed. It ts .1 the corridor between the gym and the cafeteria. The main trophy, very fitting- ly, is the plaque designating Belmont as state baseball cham- pions. This team, the only one from B.H.S. to gain this title, was coached by Lewis Harris with the assistance of Mike Egan, present Director of Play- grounds. Many other trophies awarded for excellence in different fields of Ihlctic endeavor are on dis- play. The Memorial is the gift of the graduating class of 1954. If you haven ' t seen the trophy case yet. make it a point to do so. DON T MISS BILLBOARD PAGE 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Senior Altos and Tenors Firsi Row — Lejt to Right — P. McKeever, C. Camelio, N. Gross, J. Russo, B. Mazzocchi (Rec. Sec.), B. Emerson, C. Cowhig, A. Polcari, A. Williamson, D. Bair, N. Mondello, I. Hajian Second Row — E. Donovan, J. Lane, M. Mattson, M. Dwyer, C. Crane. M. Keller, C. Keller, E. Cornell (Sec.), J. Middleton, M. McDonald, M. Houston, N. Saunders Third Row — J. Egan, L. ClafF, I. Mollica, S. Mahy, M. G. Ryan, K. Heanue. G. Smith ( Vice-Pres.), E. Wheaton, J. Stone, G. Wheaton, P. Jaynes, W. Webster, J. McLaren, R. Lord. Glee Club Performances Christmas Concert Spring Concert Senior Sopranos and Basses First Row — Left to Right — C. Crozier, E. Moynihan, D. Berman, P. Koules. D. Klemperer, N. Nelson, L. Hagopian, J. Stretton, N. Brenner, S. Hosie, M. A. Winslow, M. J. Proesch Second Row — J. Blank, D. Joy. L. Giles, C. Swan, C. Hughes, P. Boyle, J. Darney, M. L. Rogers, C. Woodworth, J. Rowe, C. Sage Third Row — C. Bratton, E. Haggerty (Treas.), G. Ross. G. Sexeny, R. Lussicr, G. Higgin- bottom, E. Caruso, X ' . Collins, F. Pardo, H. Jackson Fourth Row — M. Chase, S. Grant, T. Yer aco, B. Jones (Pres.), D. Kranes, T. Polk, = F. Scimone, J. Durham [ 9 cxsUvd s nuf boominq voka | First Row — Left to Right — J. Sullivan, D. Klemperer, D. Berman, K. Cox, M. J. Proesch, L. Jenkins, P. Boyle, E. McSorley, C. Roberts, B. Harrison, E. Cornell (Vice-Pres.), J- Middleton (Sec.-Treas.). J. Kriebel, E. Donovan, M. Fantasia, B. Fundukian, N. Casey, R. Bonanno, J. Graves Second Row — B. Blank, J. Blank, C. Swan, L. Giles, J. Taft, P. Koules, P. Knowles, N. Nelson, C. Keller, S. Mulhern, B. Harris, J. Egan, M, A. Houston, M. McDonald, R. Lord Third Row — Mr. Nettleton, R. Lussier, E. Haggerty, J. Brower, G. Sexeny, C. Bratton, G. Higginbottom, P. Jaynes, R. Backer, E. Wheaton, G. Wheaton, D. Graham Fourth Row — D. Wright, B. Jones (Pres.), D. Kranes, B. Collins, G. Smith, P. D’ Andrea, K. Heanue, B. Bockman, J. Stone Choir Performances Ocean House Concert Christmas Concert Rotary Club Concert Mass. State Woman’s Club Concert National Convention of Math Teachers Concert Belmont Woman’s Club Concert Spring Concert High School P. T. A. Concert in Qlub cund Soloius — Left to Right — M. J. Proesch, J. Middleton, E. Cornell, N. Nelson. Mr. Nettleton at the piano Band Performances -Sr V Football Games and Rallies Boston University Rally Santa Claus Welcome at Belmont Center Christmas Concert Spring Concert First Row — Left to Right — E. McSorlev, P. Allen, J. Aalerud, M. Monahan, N. Perkins (Hd. Maj.), S. Henderson, D. Bair (Sec.), M. G. Ryan Second Row — R. Sherriff, F. Haggerty, B. Harris, S. Lovering, R. Lussier ( Vice-Pres.), G. Smith, C. Brat- ton, M. Lyons Third Row — J. Snowden, N. Jaynes, J. Middleton, N. Gross, B. Emerson, C. Turran, R. Cobe, E. Cocoran, R. Rigano, C. Knox, J. Sullivan Fourth Row — P. Jaynes, L. Centore, M. Chickering, G. Butler, S. Gordon, C. Kreuz, R. Levenson, P. Knowles, J. Taft, R. Cantor Fifth Row — A. Karplus, D. Wright, N. McElroy, P. Gushee, B. Jones, J. Volpe, W. Collins (Pres.), E. Haggerty, K. Silk, J. Brower, M. Chase, H. Murray First Row — Left to Right — J. Blank, J. Kriebel, C. Swan (Vice-Pres.), E. Donovan (Pres.), B. Blank (Sec.-Treas.), J. Orsini, R. Larson (Lib.) Second Row — J. Sullivan, R. Rigano, R. Lussier, B. Jones, J. Volpe, P. Gushee, K. Silk, E. Haggerty, J. Middleton, N. Gross Orchestra Performances Christmas Concert Rotary Club Concert Spring Concert and Cathy Keller dCahd wohk paid in First Row — Lejt to Right — C. Camelio, G. Maggiore, J. Rahal (Vice-Pres.), C. Cowhig (Treas.), D- Joy (Pres.), J. Demetrakas (Sec.), C. Simpson, P. Nadell, A. Watson, N. Mondello Second Row — A. Polcari, M. Vogel, V. Ladd, E. Abbott, M. Morrison, E. Moynihan, M. Ryan, N. Brenner, R. Sweeney, Miss Anderson Third Row — H. Skahan, M. G. Ryan, T. Yeraco, J. McCormick, E. Caruso, G. Sexeny, R. Lussier, S. Mahy, C. Crozier To bring a wide variety ot programs to its music lovers is the endeavor of the Music Club. Many new phases and sounds in music come to prominence year after yeai from the classics to the new- est forms of ja22. The mem- bers of this club have en- joyed them all in a well- rounded program. First Row — Left to Right — N. Saunders, D. Fahey, P. McKeever, L. Giles, D. Bair, A. Williamson, M. Mahoney, M. Kelley, R. Lord, K. Coughlin Second Raw — V. Baldi, P. Moore, E. VC ' allace, P. Koules, I. Mollica, J. Blank, N. Jenkins, J. Lane, H. Squires, E. Atwater Third Row — S. Osborn, C. Swan, C. Sage, M. Martin, H. Sloane, M. Kechejian, P. Boyle, M. O ' Brien, D. Anderson, M. O’Sullivan, L. Claff Fourth Row — R. Harvey, F. Scimone, G. Ross, J. Stone, K. Heanue, M. Gibb iop pM AmantceA AND junior First Row — Left to Right — E. Donovan, R. Lord, J. Middleton, M. McDonald, J. Egan, C. Crane, M. A. Houston, J. McLaren, H. Squires, J. Nylander Second Row — J. Whitney, G. Higginbottom, E. Haggerty, R. Jones, W. Collins, G. Smith, E. Larkin, R. Murphy The Belmont Woman’s Club honors ten outstanding senior girls with membership in their club. These honorary members are privi- leged to attend the various club functions. Each year the Belmont Rotary Club selects eight senior boys on the basis of their contributions to Belmont High. These Junior Rotarians enjoy the weekly club meetings and reflect their spirit of service in school. HONORARY MEMBERS OF THE BELMONT First Row — Left to Right — E. Donovan, B. Mazzocchi, I. Levenson, R. Jones (Treas.), H. Squires, (Sec.), J. Whitney (Pres.), J. Egan ( Vice-Pres.), H. Skahan, C. Crane, J. McLaren Second Row — S. Mahy, J. Middleton, D. Berman, J. Blank, R. Lord. E. Cornell, C. Keller, M. O ' Brien, C. Woodworth. M. A. Houston, J. Nylander, M. McDonald, M. Meyers Third Rou G. Smith, M. Gibb, M. Chase, W. Collins, C. Eye, R. Lussier, G. Higginbottom, E. Haggerty, R. Murphy NATIONAL The National Honor Society seeks to encourage scholarship, character, leadership, and service in its members. These qualities are the basic requirements for member- ship in the Society. The major project was the sponsoring of Hayloft Jamboree’’ for the benefit of the annual scholarship which is presented to a deserving Senior at the graduation exercises. U Acd a jUvdU bsdnq in 71. di. S- ! First Row — Left to Right — N. Nelson, M. O ' Sullivan, J. Middleton, D. Berman ( Vice-Pres.), J. Egan (Pres.), M. J. Proesch (Treas.), M. A. Houston, H. Sloane, P. Murphy, J. Flynn Second Row — J. Lane, R. Lord, J. Blank, J. Liberman, C. Foster, M. McDonald (Sec.), N. Perkins, K. Cox, R. Bonanno, L. Jenkins, A. Devine, N. Jenkins, Mr. MacCloskey Third Row — P. Gushee, D. Kranes, W, Stevens, P. Jaynes, A. Karplus, R, Jones, A. DiMare, C. Thompson, E. ' Wheaton, P. D ' Andrea, G, Ross Experimenting with a new system, Dramatic Club members took turns by classes putting on the pro- gram for the meetings. The attendance records show that the idea was successful. Besides the entertainment provided, these pro- grams afforded the members opportunities to display their dramatic abilities. Although one must perform before the club for admittance, there are ample oppor- tunities to work back stage, on the lights, or sound effects. In fact all phases of drama are available throughout the year. d ' m mi much o§ an aci i, but The Forum Club had an active year. The dessert party held before the Senior Play for all foreign students studying in greater Boston was a proud accomplishment. The high point of the year was the Student Ex- change Committee’s trading visits with Hyde Park High School. Interesting speak- ers and stimulating debates completed the year’s successful program. Firsi Row — Left to Right — C. Carmeris, P. Boyle, J. Darney, B. Jones (Treas.), M. G. Ryan (Pres.). D. Kranes, ( Vice-Pres.), D. Berman (Sec.), D. Joy, P. Nadell, A. Watson Second Row — I. Hajian, C. Cowhig, P. Koules, N. Perkins, P. McKeever, K. Coughlin, N. Brayton, H. Squires, E. Wallace, J. McLaren, Miss Anderson Third Row — N. Saunders, J. Rowe, W. Connelly, E. Cornell, M. O ' Brien, G, Ross, L, Woodland, T. Polk, E. Collier, M. A. Winslow, C. Swan, H. Skahan mif pJwpunAihf i ftdwdiqiouA. (diowl thcdt!) Firs! Row — Left to Right — C. Simpson, P. Evans, C. Camelio, H. Squires, (Sec.), C. Crane (Pres.), H. Skahan (Vice-Pres.), I. Hajian (Treas.), E. Lavoie, J. Harding, A. Alizio Second Row — Miss Kearney, E. Abbott, E. Moynihan, B. Mazzocchi, J. Beeten, J. Bourget, D. Berman, J. Stretton, N. Brenner, D. Fahey, Miss Blennerhassett Third Row — J. Demetrakas, P. Koules, N. Brayton, J. Middleton, J. McLaren, K. Coughlin, M. A. Houston, C. Emery, M. Morrison, V. Baldi, P. Murphy Fourth Row — M. Ryan, J. Darney, P. Boyle, P. Hari, B. Canning, S. Branch, N. Perkins, L. Hagopian, M. Martin, B. Murray, R. Lord First Row — Left to Right — M. McDonald, J. Lane, A. VC ' illiamson, S. Henderson, S. Mahy, I C. Crozier, M. Vogel, A. Polcari, P. Nadell, N. Saunders Second Row — C. Carmeris, P. McKeever, K. Reynolds, F. Lewis, H. Sloane, L. ClafT, C. Sage, J. Nylander. S. Hosie, M. McKinnon Third Row — C. Chiofaro, L. Buda, J. Calore, B. Innocenti, J. Rahal, N. Jenkins, M. Kelley, B. Emerson. M. Mahoney Fourth Row — M. Kechejian, C. Hughes, M. L. Rogers. M. Mattson, M. O ' Brien. M. Keller, C. Keller, C. Osborn, E. Cornell, I. Mollica CUl-dolhi up. _ Left to Right — A. Szabo, P. Tortola, N. Gross, A. Watson, I. Levenson, M Proesch N. Mondello. M. MacAuley, G. Maggiore, V. Ladd Second Row — Miss Magee, G. McKearney. R. Sweeney, M. Winslow, E. Atwater, J. Blank, D. Bair. L. Giles, D. Joy, Miss Caldarara Third Row — E. Moore, M. G. Ryan, M. O ' Sullivan, P. Flagg, E. Wallace, J. Millar, M. Miller, L. Frost, J. Rowe, J. Russo, D. Dulong _ . , x, x, , Fourth Row — C. Cowhig, E. Hickey. C. Swan, C. Woodworth, D. Anderson, N. Nelson, J. Egan, M. Dwyer, E. Donovan The Belmontian Club is for junior and senior girls who are chosen according to their scholar- ship, character, and general ability. The purpose of the club has been to promote the social, intellectual, and moral life of the girls of Bel- mont High. For its major project the club has raised money to help support the Foreign Student Pro- gram. The traditional Belmontian Formal is another activity which the members are privileged to enjoy. £sdmonJtian qihlA pahade ths haIL First Row — Left to Right — A. ' X ' atson, D. Berman, D. Lussier (Treas.), M. Fantasia (Sec.), Sylvia Mahy (Pres.), P. D ' Andrea ( Vice-Pres.), N. Saunders, N. Gross, C. Crane Second Row — V. Baldi, L. Frost, S. Hosie, L. Giles, M. McDonald, J. Demetrakas, K. Coughlin, J. Rowe, M. Dwyer, L. Claff, E. Atwater, J. Nylander Third Row — N. Brayton, H. Squires, C. Carmeris, M. A. Winslow, S. Osborn, C. Wood- worth, B. Canning, M. O ' Brien, C. Keller, M. Keller Fourth Row — R. Bruno, P. Jaynes, D. Tutein, A. Karplus, C. Fye, J. Whitney, P. Palosky, T. Polk The opening of every French Club meeting; Mes chers amis, soyez les bienvenues a la reunion du Circle Fran ais.” Introduction of a speaker: Maintenant je vous presente Mon- sieur . . . , qui va vous parler au sujet de . . . ” Constant reminder: ”11 faut tou- jour parler Fran ais.” i Buena suerte a todos! The Clrculo Espahol was ori- ginally formed for a dual purpose: that of enlarging its knowledge of the countries where se habla espahol” and that of pleasure. At our first reunion” Sandra Branch spoke to us about teen-age customs in Paraguay. The highlight of the monthly meetings was the annual Christmas party with the breaking of the tra- ditional pihata.” [CIRCULOESPANOL DE I ! BELMONT First Row — Left to Right — C. Crozier, J. Bourget, J. Beeten, R. McLaughlin (Treas.), P. Flagg (Pres.), J. McLaren (Sec.), F. Pardo ( ' Vice-Pres.), M. Vogel, A. Polcari, M. J. Proesch Second Row — Mr. Solano, D. Dulong, J. Nylander, K. Coughlin, E. Wallace, N. Jenkins, P. McKeever, D. Bair, M. Kelley, H. Sloane, J. Aalerud, L. Jenkins, M. Monahan, P, Nadell, R. Theriault Third Row — G. Wheaton, D. Bennett, N. Brenner, M. G. Ryan, R. Pisperikos, P. Watkins, M. McKinnon, S. Osborn, M. L. Rogers, P. Boyle, J. Darney, S. Branch, C. Chiofaro, G. Ross Fourth Row — H. Jackson, T. Hughes, M. Gibb, C. Bratton, P. West, T. Yeraco, E. Caruso, N. Larkin, G. Howell. A. McDonald, W. Connelly, N. Resnic, J. Schipani, R. McLaughlin ?(eA£ oM ouLh cuiilfwhiiisLA on whjoi io Acuf, After the election of officers and the outline of the program for the year was presented, the German Club began its major activity of the year. This was the selling of B. H. S. pennants. At the meet- ings various educational films were shown. First Row — Left to Right — R. Katz, M. Chase (Treas.), L. Woodland (Pres.), R. Grinold, Mr. Hennessey Second Row — J. Flynn, P. Mix, D. Broderick, J. Jasionis ( Vice-Pres.) , J. Kelsch, S. Elso (Sec.) First Row — Left to Right — H. Skahan (Sec.), V. Knowlton, B. Blank, S. Mahy, I. Hajian (Pres.), D. Tutein, J. Brower (Vice-Pres.), C. Swan, G. Spagnolia, S. Na y Second Row — J. Skahan, J. Liberman, R. Levenson, M. Keller, S. Winchell, K. Cox, I. Levenson, R. Lussier (Treas.), Miss Steuerwald Third Row — J. Flynn, P. Hari, P. Jaynes, D. Wright, C. Knox, J. Sullivan, D. Fahey Under the motto Vincit qui sc vincit,” the Summa experienced a very successful year. Its enthu- siastic members, divided in tres partes: ordo senatorius, ordo cquestrius, et ordo plebius,’’ sold book covers to support its school in Greece. Club meetings this year have included a talk on China, a quip show, and a talk on Finland. The Latin Club is a chapter of the Massachusetts Junior Classical League. in fitvoA, Tnadjwd, fBcAlin, oi (Rojm. First Row — Left to Right — G. Maggiore, G. Sex;ny (Vice-Pres.), R. Sweeney (Sec.), V. Dowe (Treas.), E. Caruso (Pres.), E. Lavoie, J. Harding, M. Morrison, P. Nadell, P. Tortola Second Row — A. Szabo, A. Dellutri, A. Alizio, D. Joy, C. Crozier, K. Coughlin, I. Mollica, N. Jenkins, E. Moore, J. Darney Thtird Row — M. Kechejian, D. Anderson, K. Sacca, J. Calore, J. Russo, J. Stretton, V. Ladd, B. Gale, D. Tutein Fourth Row — F. Scimone, J. Rita, N. Resnic, R. Tirrell, T. Moir, T. Hughes, J. McCormick, A. DiMare, P. Palosky, E. Collier, W. Webster What we learn from books is valuable only when we do something with it. What we do is valuable only when we know why we are doing it,” says Grundt- vig, Danish pastor, poet, and educator. With this thought in mind, the Book- worm ' s Club deviated from its usual literary course by sponsoring a dance for the benefit of the Foreign Student Pro- gram. This fund enabled a student from Europe to study for a year in the Belmont High School. There is no better way to demonstrate democracy than by helping the young people of other nations see it at work. qood hook oi an inicASAtm a Mmhl pAovidoA First Row — Lejt to Right — P. Knowles, J. Taft, L. Frost, E. Cornell (Sec.), T. Hughes (Pres.), E. Caruso ( Vice-Pres.), M. McDonald (Treas.), N. Mondello, D. Berman Second Row — Mr. Kolouch, J. Rahal, C. Roberts, J. Bailey, N. Jaynes, V. Murphy, M. Brady, A. Devine, B. Mahoney, G. Smith Third Row — K. Gardner, H. Payonzeck, W. Stoneman, J. Jasionis, R. Del’Etoile, J. Rita, R. Conroy, B. Murphy, W. Webster How does my Belmont beanie look. Presi- dent Tom?” If it hadn ' t been for the Student Council, this question would not have been heard in the B. H. S. corridors. The Student Council held assemblies rang- ing from the Man Without A Country ’ to the Trampo-Cycle thrills which included a show by fellow students. The four officers ventured to Randolph High for the Student Council convention, where two of our representatives led a dis- cussion. To Mr. Kolouch we extend a hearty Thank- you” for the time and assistance which he gave us. Judaxaiion duhJtnq. a buAi (Dcuj. oi Shi . ” SPORTS Lefs to Right — V. Dowe, J. Lane, E. Hickey (Co-Capt.), J. Palmer, E. Cornell, H. Squires (Co-Capt.), J- Rahal, P. McKeever, D. Joy CHEERLEADERS We’re proud of our teams, our teams, our teams. We’re proud of our teams you bet” is just one of the many new cheers that we heard throughout the athletic seasons. Our cheerleaders’ constant support helped to keep the teams’ spirit high. To inspire the athletes, they always kept the Belmont fans shouting through tense moments. Our wonderful squad of cheerleaders entered a keen competition at Dedham. With their smiles and precise cheering abilities, they brought home second place honors with little difficulty. ■Vivacious, energetic — these portray our cheerleaders of Belmont High School. Oh Belmont High, that’s it, just shout it out!” M owi chij oA we mi Mr. T. Meldon Wenner Mr. Mel Wenner has been working in Belmont High School for twenty-five years, most of which have been spent as gym teacher, and coach of basketball, soccer, and track. During this time, his basketball team has never once been poor, and he has brought his club into the Tech Tournament eleven times, winning in 1948. His track teams have always been the best in the state and have never failed to bring home honors. Late last year our beloved Mel was handed the post of Director of Physical Education, a position he has filled aptly, and one in which he can do what he loves the most, work with his Belmont boys. Congratulations to our new Physical Education Director. Diane Bair Best Athlete inApiM owi JtsamA onwahd. First Row — Left to Right — B. Harris, P. Koules, L. Kennedy, N. Brenner Second Row — Miss Cleary, N. McAuliffe, M. Mahoney, E. Borland, M. Brady, B. Emerson, M. Morrison, C. Foster, Miss Smith I. Hajian (Capt.) and R. Sweeney absent from picture Ifffl r 1 - -■‘ ■-1 Watch that spot! It’s dangerous.’’ FIELD HOCKEY Under the able coaching of Miss Cleary and Miss Smith, our field hockey team kept their opponents in stride dur- ing each game. With their fine passing and accurate goal scoring, the varsity team chalked up a great victory against Winchester. They defeated our foes 2-0, not only for the first time in four years, but also for their only victory of the season. Many sophomores and juniors will be back next year with a promising team. Good sportsmanship and high spirits, which are essential in a good, clean game of field hockey, were certainly highlights in every game. Jhs ladkA (?) JUM ihsdh AiickA like cIubA; Kneeling — Left to Right — C. Bratton, G. Wheaton, C. Fye, R. McLaughlin, J. Giordano (Capt.), F. Pardo, R. Fussier, J. Busa, A. McDonald. Standing — J. Reynolds (Mgr.), K. Heanue, R. King, R. Tirrell, J. Hathaway, J. Flannery, P. D ' Andrea SOCCER Although our soccer team finished the season with a record of 3 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie, they actually were better than their record indicated. The new coach, Mr. Galt, was well satisfied with the aggressive play and fine spirit. Their best game was a 5-1 victory over Water- town. Most of their losses were by one goal, and all they needed was a little more offense to have a really fine season. The team was sparkplugged by the big toe of Captain Joe Giordano. That’s how the ball bounces.” HwM Aocai i boi}A — ihsu} uM Umh hmdA ' ( Iai2-hcu d-( hcvdjisL ' jm achsi, Ted Speed” Gearon George Mighty Mite” Ross Dick Tiger” McLaughlin Tom Baron” Hughes I ’ - 1 ' ■ V ' V ' . K h A i Gerry Classy” Howell first Row — Left to Right — R. Lohnes, H. Jackson, J. McAuliffe, R. McLaughlin, G. Howell, R. Butler (Capt.), E. Haggerty, T. Hughes, G. Morris, R. Wilkins, R. McElroy Second Row — G. Ross, D. O’Grady, E. Gearon, L. Daglian, R. Kazanjian, J. Crisafulli, K. McLean, R. Monkiewicz, W. Lehoux, R. Bauman, J. Stone (Mgr.) Third Row — A. Seminara, J. McBride, J. Schipani, C. Solimine, P. Stone, D. Breeze, P. Jasionis, L. Anderson, J. Henry, B. Freestone, B. Buddington FOOTBALL This year’s squad finished with a 2-5-1 record, but this does not show the real spirit of the team, a spirit which was climaxed by Belmont’s brilliant upset tie against Watertown in the annual Thanksgiving classic. The team, led by Captain Bob Butler, played their hearts out in every game, but the lack of si2e and depth handicapped them all season. A new addition to this year’s coaching staff was Bob Frink who took over backfield duties. It did not take him long to win over the hearts of the boys, and he gave them every bit of his knowledge to help out in any way his new charges. This team will be remembered, not for their victories, but for their fighting spirit and the good name they b rought to Belmont. Got an idea.” Bob Bunny” Butler George The Rock” Morris James ' .Sugar Jim” Henry Harold Hurricane Jackson Bob Lonebone” Lohnes bid ikn JhjcmkAqwinq tdwnph woA woJdh ii all. First Row — Lejt to Right — E. Pennacchio, J. Reagan, L. Crowell (Co-Capt.), M. Gibb (Co-Capt.), R. Bruno, ■ D. Bruzzese, R. French, R. Costello | Second Row — R. Moccia (Mgr.), R. Backer, R. Harding, D. Kales, P. Mix, S. Grant, D. Hopkins, E. Behie, { P. McElroy, G. Gordon, J. Coyne, Mr. Seaman i CROSS COUNTRY I Robert French SI Leslie Crowell Under the capable direction of Mr. Seaman, an inexperienced Cross Country team developed quickly during the season to win five of their eight dual meets. Perfect-score triumphs over Needham and New Bed- ford Vocational highlighted the season while Arlington, Haverhill, and Salem were also defeated. As a fitting climax, the hard-work- ing team, led by Co-Captains Leslie Crowell and Malcolm Gibb, captured third place in the ten-team Class C” race of the State Meet. Malcolm Gibb Costello, Bruzzese Reagan, Bruno I in iJw C ikJk CohdFniJin isuxm and Me Jthe wohld! First Rou ' — Left to Right — B. Carroll, J. Casey, B. Emerson, D. Bair (Co-Capt.), J. Demetrakas (Co-Capt.), R. Pisperikos, M. A. Houston, E. Borland Second Row — N. McAuliffe, M. Fantasia, V. Murphy, S. Osborn, G. Lasker, M. Brady, L. Kennedy, Miss Cleary Third Row — J. Hurley, A. Cain, P. Watkins, E. Johnson, C. Mazzocchi BASKETBALL Co-Captains Jo Demetrakas and Diane Bair efficiently led their team through the basketball season. Although they were out to a slow start, the forwards developed and perfected a new passing play, which proved to be an asset in the following games. Diane Bair’s sure eye titled her as high scorer of the season. As always, the attitude of all the players was highly commendable. AideA oM a mijAlsthij to ms. Larry DeCourcey Ned Larkin The team is in a huddle . . . Ernie Caruso o John McCormick Dick Murphy Ouh pidi-bMaldnq JwofidJbiM o Shwish” First R w — Left to Right — F. Crotty, E. Caruso, N. Larkin (Capt.), J. McCormick, R. Murphy Second Row — Coach Wenner, D. Bruzzese, B. Morse, T. Hughes, L. DeCourcey, C. Fye, G. Napoli, W. Connelly (Mgr.) I BASKETBALL While not enjoying one of their best seasons, the Wennermen provided many thrilling contests as they compiled a creditable 13-7 record. This squad was one of the highest scoring units in Belmont history and averaged 67 points per game. The scoring leader was Captain Ned Larkin who set a new school record with 432 points. While the team was often unable to match their opponents in size, they were never lacking in spirit and sportsmanship. A Middlesex League record of 9 wins and 5 losses was good enough for second place Jionors. The Wen- nermen were the only Class B team to really give unde- feated Winchester a scare. Although early season losses prevented this team from competing in the Tech Torney, there is little doubt that they would have done well. Most of the seven losses were by very small mar- gins. The squad had speed, accuracy, and finesse. Now, listen . . . ” hack jufi McoJid axjoMA Edward Behie Joel Whitney Dudne Breeze Ted Gearon Walter Yaceshyn Fuji Row — Left to Right — E, Pennacchio, R. Bruno, L. Caputo, E. Behie, J. McAuliffe, . Yaceshyn (Capt.), J. Griffin. J. ' X ' hitney, R. Lussier. N. Gray Second Row — Mr. Seaman, G. Smith, R. Wilkins, J. Goldstein, D. White, C. Bratton, S. Grant, J. Jasionis, D. Breeze. P. McElroy, J. Reagan, P. Palosky (Mgr.) Third Row — G. Gordon, L. Crowell, E. Gearon, B. Zarren, R. Broderick, D. Kranes, J. Crisafulli, X ' . Freestone, J. Forman, R. Costello INDOOR TRACK Although Indoor Track has been in existence only three years at Bel- mont High, this year ' s fine team, captained by Walter Yaceshyn, captured the State Class C” championship after finishing third in Division II of the Metropolitan League, Mr. Seaman’s speedsters demonstrated their depth by placing runners in all but one event as they outpointed their twelve opponents to win the State crown with Dudne Breeze establishing himself as State dash champion. Norman Grey ULijo Mdibtjq. mw mahkA oM ihsi QndooJi jAack mm. ' They can’t put it past. Jack! Drive it home, Gez! Ted pulls off the hat-trick!” ' Shoot, Ken!” diatii jto ihe (Hmnsdi-tmn Smooth buimwokk and a will to win First Row — Left to Right — J. Volpe, W. Collins, E. Haggerty, G. Howell, G. Higginbottom, R. McLaughlin, G. Ross, T. Crowley, R. Tutein, D. Sweeney Second Row — P. Rooney, R. del ' Etoile, R. Rigano, J. McBride, K. Gardiner, H. Robinson, J. Jackson, D Hubble Third Row — D. Bennett, R. Desmond, T. Perry, P. Bennett, J. Desmond, E. Crowley, D. Hoyt HOCKEY This year’s great hockey team, led by their all-star Co-Captains, Jack Volpe and Gerry Howell, ended the season as G. B. I Champs, runner-up for the State Title, and contender for the New England crown. It, was, perhaps, Belmont’s greatest hockey team since the days when George Ford and company ruled the Arena roost. The Bennett-men were one of the few teams in G. B. I. history to go through the league undefeated. The team played real, hard, fast hockey all season and never once were they caught napping. Some of the highlites of the season were the great 7-2 victory over Melrose, the 1-1 tie with Melrose to give them the G. B. I. crown, Ted Crowley’s goal a game tournament pace before he broke his arm against Walpole, and Gerry Howell’s two goals in two minutes to send them into overtime against Hamden. These and many more thrills made Bel- mont the best team in the state for 1955. qivB ihmi Gerry Classy” Howell a plates jo homJt in hocksif annalA. Buddy Battling” Higginbottom Firsl Row — Left to Right — A. Alizio, G. McKearney, M. A, Houston, R. Pisperikos, B. Mazzocch Second Row — K. Dutton. M. Busa, C. Mazzocchi, P. X ' atkins, M. Brady, E. Johnson Third Row — J. Demetrakas, (Capt.), M. Galvin, E. Harris, Miss Cleary lx)jHh haiA and lacksdA ths. j iaIa Awing, inio Afihing, Dick Murphy First Row — Left to Right ■ — C. Fye, R. Simpson, E. Larkin, J. Giordano, T. Yeraco (Capt.), J. McCormack, R. Murphy, R. Harvey, G. Higginbottom Second Row — Mr. Roberts, P. Sliney, R. Dahlquist, J. Desmond, E. Caruso, R. Theriault, G. Sexeny, F. Scimone, R. Bruno, T. Polk (Mgr.) Tino Yeraco Charlie Fye jvAUs ih£ boijA pwdiapjodsi in oWi qhsiat Cinuuiiain qamn. F r.u Row — Left to Right — P. Gushee, R. King. R. Jones (Capt.), W, Lehoux, R. Backer Second Row — J. Lyon, D. Loorner, A. McDonald, L. Brenner, E. Tirrell, J. McCune Thud Row — Mr. O ' Connor, J. Griffin, R. Cobe, R. Teagan F ist Rolf — Left to Right — B. Morse. R. Lussier (Co-Capt,), G. Ross (Co-Capt.), G. Wheal Second Row — Mr. Cowing. H. Payonzeck, F. Haggerty, R. Marchetta, P. Harris Thud Row — R. O ' Neil, R. del ' Etoile, A. McKearney II Cbwjund ih£ linkdi, ovah ibs mi , Firs! Row — Left to Right — J. Whitney, E. Behie, C. Bratton, R. McLaughlin, W. Yaceshyn, J. McAuliffe (Capt.), E. Gearon, P. McElroy, D. Kranes, J. Griffin, N. Gray Second Row — D. Tutein (Mgr.), R. O ' Neil, J. Brower, R. Costello, J. Reagan, S. Coyne, R. Monkiewicz, J. Crisafulli, D. Breeze, J. Goldstein, R. Wilkins, D. Wright, Mr. Wennei Third Row — Mr. Seaman, D, White, H. Mattson, D. O ' Grady, P. Stone, A. Karplus, K. Silk, P. Harris, T. Seminara, T. Moir, R. West, C. Corwin, E. Semerjian Fourth Row — J. Roberts, R. Kazanjian, J. Jasionis, F. Pupa, D. Broderick, J. Howell, W. Freestone, G. Gordon, J. Forman, G. Hamilton Walter Yaceshyn Edward Behie Bob Probert David Kranes Connolly Bratton John Griffin Joel Whitney l ed Gearon Dick McLaughlin Peter McElroy jcmc ihjwuqh ihe taps ouh boijA uti h ihs MoM n. That’s all, folks. I’ve shown you the whole business — been happy to do it. As you can see, we Seniors are now closing up shop. Our three years have really been great. Now, as we face the turure, we must remem- ber that our happiness depends on what we do with what we have. Act well your part, there all the honour lies.” — Pope TO BECOME AN IMPORTANT PERSON . . . A job that you’ll enjoy — A job with responsibilities Join the friendly family at the Telephone Companyv Work for a company tliat’s known and respected everywhere. You’ll meet all kinds of interesting people, work in pleasant surroundings, earn, good pay right from the start, with regular raises. And of course, there are vacations with pay, and other telephone benefits. Ask friends of yours that work for the Tele- phone Company. Ask about the security of a tele- phone job, tbe opportunities for advancement, the important work you can do. Come in and talk with us. We’ll fill in the de- tails on important telephone jobs open for girls finishing High School. Do it now so you’ll have a head start. The NEW ENGLAND TelephonB t TELEGRAPH Company Reid-Hoffman Wm. Filene’s Sons Co. Town Country McDonald ' s Candies F. W. Woolworth Co. Belmont Music Macy Drug Co. Sage’s Market Wilbar ' s Belmont Center Gift Shop Lieb’s Delicatessen Zareh Inc. The Band Box Blacker Bros. Ed Sandler Gittes Hardware Meister’s Seafood New Village Restaurant Hazel Anthony Handcraft House Baker’s Belmont Center Barber Shop Marie ' s Beauty Salon BELMONT CENTER BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Compliments of the FRESH POND OPEN AIR THEATER See and Drive the Beautiful 1955 Ford ELBERY MOTOR CO., Inc. Frank Elbery AUTHORIZED Sales FORD Service STAR SERVICE: including all makes A Factory Trained Mechanics ★ Expert Body Paint Work Genuine Ford Parts ★ Electronic Wheel Aligning A Immediate Lubrication Service Guaranteed Used Cars SEE THE NEW THUNDERBIRD in our showroom 360 River S+., Cambridge near Memorial Drive Phone Kl 7-3820-21 2 min. from Harvard Sq. on Memorial Drive — Turn left at 2nd bridge light. Albaiwj (arpet (Teanino (o, Hii g Road, Allston, Mass. ISpyv En lnnd ' s Largest and Finest STadiiini 2-4200 Compliments of SCOTT McDonald, inc. MILFORD PAPER BOX CO.. INC. MARKET BOX COMPANY FRANK B. BOWMAN CO. Native Dressed Veal and Lamb BRIGHTON, MASS. Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. GENERAL OFFICES - 800 PLEASANT STREET - BELMONT 78, MASS. CHARTER COACH SERVICE IN MASSACHUSETTS NEW HAMPSHIRE RHODE ISLAND Established 1928 BEImont 5-3000 “Pioneers In Motor Coach Transportation ’ it’s the Know How” Years of experience in serving thousands and thousands of Undergrads have given Ken- nedy ' s the Know How, so important to all high and Prep school men. That ' s why — season after season — Undergrads come back to Kennedy ' s for their every clothing need. KENNEDY’S UNDERGRAD SHOPS BOSTON • PROVIDENCE • WORCESTER SPRINGFIELD • HARTFORD • BROCKTON FRAMINGHAM Compliments of CHANDLER ' S BELMONT BOSTON SUPER-MAID SERVICE IS DEFINITELY SUPERIOR Drive In For 3 Hour Service Sanitone Dry Cleaning Each Bundle Wash ed Separately No Untidy Laundry Marks Everything Finished Ready To Wear Napkins — Folded — Precision Perfect 2 Day Delivery — No extra charge SUPERIOR LAUNDRY 625 CONCORD AVENUE — CAMBRIDGE UNiversity 4-1050 Compliments of BAY STATE TALLOW CO. Compliments of JOSEPH G. LANE Insurance of All Kinds Tel. BElmont 5-4600 anytime 9 ALL STARS IN FIT, IN QUALITY, IN SALES ALL STAR BASKETBALL SHOES CONVERSE RUBBER COMPANY, MALDEN 48, MASS. 4tM ' Ucn i- Tftt. 1 S oeA BRIIK iafcUBVtRlEYSa-BEimonT COMPLIMENTS OF The Wm. B. White Refrigeration Servic e 144 SHERMAN STREET Phone BEImont 5-3149 PAUL L. NADELL, Owner-Manager NAPOLI ' S Toys — Hobby Supplies — Magazines Electrical Supplies 34 Church Street, Waverley, Mass. Telephone BE 5-2344 INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENT ARTHUR O. BATSON DAY AND EVENING PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Skilled in the Art of Compounding Physician ' s Prescriptions OLDEST IN U. S. — INTENSIVE TRAINING Arthur O. Batson Donald Morrison START ANY MONDAY 464 COMMON STREET BEGINNING OR ADVANCED Belmont, Mass. SMALL CLASSES Tel. ... 367 BOYLSTON STREET . . . BE 5-0920 BE 5-5800 at Arlington Tel. CO 7-5920 P. C. HICKS Caterers 17 MARKET SQUARE — LYNN WHEATON Tel. BE 5-5420 MOTOR CO., INC. Sales and Service PLEASANT STREET GARAGE PONTIAC — CADILLAC DODGE and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE 307-309-311 TRAPELO RD. 1000 PLEASANT STREET — ROUTE 60 BELMONT, MASS. BELMONT 79, MASS. Tel. BEImont 5-3528 J. A. DEMILIA, ProprieLor JOHN SIMPSON JEWELER HARVARD SQUARE CAMBRIDGE BELMONT SAVINGS BANK TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES Belmont Center 24 LEONARD STREET Payson Park 78 TRAPELO ROAD REGIONAL BEEF CO. House of Prime BEEF — PORK — VEAL — LAMB Supplying All Home Freezers with Top Quality Beef and Popular Brand Frozen Veg. -Fruit and Juices Retail Division open Monday through Saturday — 8 to 6 P. M. Friday u ntil 9 P. M. COMPLIMENTS OF GEO. E. WARE DAIRY 43 WHITE STREET BELMONT BEImont 5-4026 GREETING CARDS — TOYS — MAGAZINES — COSMETICS — CANDY STATIONERY — CIGARETTES — BABY NEEDS — PHOTO SERVICE — NOVELTIES ADAMS — Card Gift Shop “A Different Store” 271 BELMONT ST. (CORNER NEWTON ST.) Come In and Browse Around Open Daily 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. — Fridays until 9 P. M. BEImont 5-7174 Francis H. Curtin Insurance Agency, Inc. 689 CONCORD AVENUE CAMBRIDGE 38, MASS. Tel. UNiversity 4-4780 INSURANCE AND BONDS Compliments of Compliments of MANOR FUEL COMPANY CLOVERLEAF DONUTS 259 BELMONT STREET BELMONT BE 5-1443 BOSTON BLUE PRINT COMPANY 120 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON 16, MASS. ALL TYPES OF REPRODUCTION POST DRAFTING MATERIAL JOHN E. FLANNERY REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE — MORTGAGES 102 CONCORD AVENUE BELMONT, MASS. BEImoni 3-6341 COMPLIMENTS OF MASURY-YOUNG COMPANY FLOOR MAINTENANCE AND TREATMENT MATERIALS Established 1 857 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS MUNROE ' S DELICATESSEN 462 COMMON STREET BELMONT, MASS. BEImont 5-7022 OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY ALL FOODS PREPARED IN OUR OWN KITCHEN HARVARD BRAND CANDY CIGARETTES American Nut Chocolate Co. BOSTON, MASS. P. R. WINTERS CO. HARDWARE PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES VAN’S ATLANTIC STATION CUSHING DRUG INCORPORATED 280 TRAPELO ROAD BELMONT M. LEEDS, PH.G., B.S. BE 5-4780 3 CUSHING SQUARE BELMONT, MASS. WAVERLEY LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY WINDOWS — DOORS — INSULATION ROOFING BEImont 5-2070 WAVERLEY, MASS. ASQUITH MOTORS, INC. “Your Friendly Ford Dealer BE 5-4250 “Your Home Deserves The Best” 268 TRAPELO ROAD — BELMONT, MASS. Compliments of The Fresh Pond Restaurant BELMONT PET SHOP “YOUR PET’S BEST FRIEND” 434 COMMON STREET BELMONT, MASS. CUSHING SQUARE BEImont 5-4216 BEImont 5-6010 N. E. DISTRIBUTORS STETSON WINDOW CORP. 60 CONCORD AVE. BELMONT CONCORD AVE. ATLANTIC SERVICE POWER CAR WASH 130 Concord Ave. BEImont 5-7030 ALBERT NABEDIAN, Proprietor MAYFLOWER MARKET AND SPA — FROZEN FOODS — Luncheonette — Ice Cream Fountain Service Tels. BE 5-3565 - BE 5-7071 61-63 CONCORD AVENUE BELMONT 78, MASS. Fresh Do-nuts Breakfast Luncheon Daily Specials TAST-EE DO-NUT LUNCHEONETTE 125a Trapelo Rd., Belmont, Mass. Monday - Saturday 7 A. M. - 6 P. M. Anne and James Kelly BE 5-71 80 BELMONT LUBRITORIUM 82 CONCORD AVENUE MOBIL PRODUCTS AL COLANTUONI, Prop. BEImont 5-7060 — DELICIOUS — HOOD ICE CREAM — NUTRITIOUS — MARTIN CORNEL of Belmont SPECIAL SCHOOL PRICES Compliments of 131 TRAPELO ROAD At Cushing Square BEImont 5-0916 A FRIEND BARONE ' S FUEL OIL CO. 350 TRAPELO ROAD JOCKO’S GROVE SPA BEImont 5-7070 GOOD LUCK TO ALL Fuel Oil - Burners - Range Oil DALE DRUG 267 BELMONT STREET BELMONT, AAASS. BEImont 5-0172 A. B. C. GULF SUPER SERVICE STATION 829 CONCORD AVENUE CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — ELI. 8320 Don Donovan, Prop. W. F. NORCROSS RALPH MAFFEI BICYCLE REPAIRING CALSO STATION RADIO SERVICE LUBRICATION Crosley’s and All Cars — Road Service Chrome Accessories 476 TRAPELO ROAD Tires — Tubes — Batteries WAVERLEY 79. MASS. 263 TRAPELO RD. cor. FLETT RD. Phone BEImont 5-1023 BE 5-7010 MIDDLESEX FRUIT Compliments of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 105-107 TRAPELO ROAD EDGAR’S FLOWERS (at- Cushing Sq.) Tel. BE 5-3299 541 TRAPELO ROAD — BEImont 5-0600 NAKASHIAN BROS. CORBETT’S Rexall Drug Registered Pha rmacist RADIO AND TELEVISION CO. 404 TRAPELO ROAD 12-14 CHURCH STREET BELMONT WAVERLEY, MASS. BE 5-5246 — Residence WA 4-9830 Compliments of GREER’S SEA FOOD FRESH FOOD DAILY CHARLES SHOE REPAIR SEAFOOD — SHELLFISH 369 TRAPELO ROAD 383 TRAPELO ROAD BELMONT, MASS. BELMONT, MASS. Opposite Strand Theatre BE 5-4260-1 Compliments of Compliments of THOMAS STEWART HOWARD JOHNSON’S 555 CONCORD AVENUE ELECTRICIAN CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Tel. BE 5-7087 “STANDARD” ESSO DEALER SANTORO’S ESSO STATION Compliments of ESSO OIL PRODUCTS COMPLETE LUBRICATION BILL ROSEN TIRE RECAPPING, BATTERIES, AND ACCESSORIES Compliments of ELSARD’S F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. CANDY — ICE CREAM CUSHING SQUARE CUSHING SQUARE, BELMONT Compliments of SCHOOL STREET TAILORS AND CLEANSERS FOSTER’S FLORIST and DECORATOR We Call For And Deliver BEImont 5-0004 597 SCHOOL STREET Tel. BEImont 5-1678 Al Young — Bob O’Brien CUSHING SQUARE FOOD MARKET MEATS — GROCERIES — PROVISIONS — FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES — BIRD’S EYE FROSTED FOOD TEL. BEImont 5-2250 95 TRAPELO ROAD Tel. BE 5-3909 International Sterling BLUEBIRD JEWELERS Jack M. Boujicanian GIFTS IN JEWELRY FOR ALL OCCASIONS EXPERT WATCH, CLOCK, AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Complete Line ELGIN AND HAMILTON WATCHES 25 LEONARD ST., BELMONT CENTER KEEGAN TAXI WAITING ROOM 492 TRAPELO RD. BEImont 5-1620 W. H. MacKenzie, Prop. WAVERLEY SO. W. A. ROSS DAIRY COMPANY Local Distributors of MILK - CREAM - BUTTER - EGGS For Particular People BE 5-1020-21 42 MORAINE STREET T. J. FITZPATRICK BELMONT SUNOCO SERVICE 358 PLEASANT STREET BELMONT, MASS. PALFREY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONISTS John R. Colella, B. S., Reg. Phorm. Tel. BEImont 5-4953 234 TRAPELO ROAD, BELMONT, MASS. BALLET - TAP - ACROBATIC - TOE SPANISH - BALLROOM JANET SCHOOL OF THE DANCE Children and Adult Classes All Classes Graded and Limited STUDIO: BEImont 5-631 1 RESIDENCE: BEImont 5-1109 109 TRAPELO ROAD, BELMONT, MASS. THE BREN-LEN RESTAURANT AND SODA FOUNTAIN WAVERLEY SQUARE DURHAM’S TYDOL SERVICE TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES BEIfnont 5-7042 The Future Belongs To Those Who Prepare For It BEImont 5-3307 MacLEOD BROS. CHARLES RIVER PRESS, INC. CREATIVE PRINTERS PLUMBING and HEATING Two Jersey St. Boston, Moss. 377 TRAPELO ROAD BELMONT 79, MASS. Well Mannered Gentlemen, Who Prefer Well Tailored Clothes, Will Only Find Them AT R. H. PARSEGHIAN CLOTHING CO. 675 CONCORD AVENUE CAMBRIDGE Telephone UN 4-6220 JIM TONY JENNEY SERVICE STATION BEImont 5-7014 ROAD SERVICE 334 PLEASANT ST. COR. BRIGHTON STREET BELMONT Compliments of the PAYSON HALL BOOK SHOP Learn to Drive at the BELMONT AUTO SCHOOL 80 TRAPELO ROAD Call BEImont 5-5156 BELMONT Mr. and Mrs. Paul Capraro SAGE’S MARKET THE FOOD CENTER IN BELMONT CENTER BEImont 5-4500 COMPLIMENTS LOUIS HAIR FASHIONS Liberty 2-6653 Compliments of LAUNDER-QUICK SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY MACY DRUG CO. Washing, Fluff Drying, Dyeing 459 COMMON STREET 392 TRAPELO ROAD CUSHING SQUARE BELMONT BEImont 5-521 5-R WHITE STAR PHARMACY HIGGINS MOTORS, INC. 295 TRAPELO ROAD 57 CONCORD AVE. BELMONT (Opposite Stetson Window Co.) BELMONT 78, MASS. BEImont 5-6600 Belmont Apothecary Prescriptions Now Filled Here LINCOLN - MERCURY Friendly Dealer BELMONT WALLPAPER PAINT CO. SARTOR CLEANERS TAILORS — LAUNDRY Bonded Fur Storage and Remodeling 445 COMMON STREET FREE CALL and DELIVERY CUSHING SO. BE 5-1165 1 18 Concord Ave. BEImont 5-2906 Fine Wallpaper — DuPont Paints “DRIVE IN SERVICE” SUCCESS TO ALL BELMONT HOMES, INC. JOSEPH G. LANE W. WALTER SCOTTI JOHN J. DANAHY MANTINEO’S SERVICE STATION CERTIFIED LUBRICATION — MOTOR TUNE-UP GENERAL REPAIRING 350 TRAPELO ROAD Microscopes, Prism Binoculars Visual Education Equipment KENNETH A. DAWSON CO. 106 CONCORD AVENUE BELMONT 78, MASS. Tel. BEImont 5-6680 FOR DEPENDABILITY AND QUALITY REGIONAL CLEANSERS 59 CONCORD AVENUE BELMONT, MASS. BEImont 5-5093 NICOLI’S SUPER MARKET 235 WAVERLEY STREET Choice Meat, Choice Vegetables and Groceries COCHRAN INSURANCE AGENCY 1 23 TRAPELO ROAD BELMONT 78, MASS. AUTOMOBILE AND GENERAL INSURANCE BEECH STREET SPA 198 BEECH ST. JIMMY and CHARLIE SAM LENTO Expert Shoe Repairing 239A BELMONT STREET BELMONT 78, MASS. Tel. BEImont 5-6328 CARROLL CUT RATE PERFUMER 451 COMMON STREET BELMONT, MASS. I FREE DELIVERY T elancy Press m SCHOOL and COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS PURDY tA Cittle better A little lietter skill in posing, a little better likeness and Boston’s foremost imprint— and you have a much better photograph, much more satisfaction and far wider approval of results. Then we add beautiful covers and scrupulous care in details of packing and, mark it — we deliver on time. No detail escapes our interested care. 3 67 BOYLSTON STREET BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL Official Photographer Class of 1955