Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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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

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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

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