Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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LITERARY, TABULATION, AND TYPING STAFFS Front Row (left to right): J. Lerro, I. Fisher, N. Rutherford, E. Harian (Lit. Ed.). B. Carroll (Ed.-in-Chief), N. Jaynes (Tab. Ed ), P. McCormack (Type Ed.), C. MacMillan, E. Connors Rear Row: E. Barbo, J. Bailey. J. Sargent, C. Sakakeeny, S. White, E. Jensen, P. Whitney, J. Cohen, N. Johnson MISS DOROTHY M. ANDERSON . MR. WILLIAM S. NAGLE Literary Adviser Business Adviser BUSINESS, ADVERTISING, AND PUBLICITY STAFFS Front Row (left to right): J. Creamer, C. Murphy, S. Ganak, M. Clark (Ass't Adv. Ed.), B. Zarren (Adv. Ed.), M. Fitzmaurice (Bus. Ed.), F. Manjourides (Pub. Ed.), G. Gordon, V. Kalliavas, P. Hurlbut Second Row: P. O'Hara. N. Olson, L. Bucit, J. Tuttle, W. Branch, S. Elso, E. Howatt, J. Rogers, A. Looney, J. Arakelian, D. Bengoian, J. Parks, G. Miller Rear Row: D. Gladstone, D. Hoyt, J. Forman, J. O'Brien, K. O'Neil, H. Murray, A. Mick, D. West, R. Cobe, G. Ruiz, A. Looney

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 ft BLUEPRINT STAFF Here they arc — those members of the Senior class whose combined efforts have culminated in the publication of this year’s Blueprint. With Barbara Carroll as Editor-in-Chief, the many staffs have worked tirelessly throughout the year to prepare the following pages. ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND SPORTS STAFFS Front Row (left to riftht): E. Setnerjian (Art Ed.), A. Watson (Boys' Sports Ed.), M. Rosen (Photo. Ed.); E. Kennedy (Girls' Sports Ed.), V. Murphy Rear Row: J. Spadaro, B. O'Leary, G. Loser, J. Skahan, W. Stoneman, S. Berc BARBARA CARROLL Editor-in-Chief MR. NORMAN E. BRl'LE Art Adviser

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TO THE CLASS OF 1957: It has been a treasured privilege to be your Class Adviser during your high school years, and I have valued the enthusiastic cooperation which I have enjoyed with you. My best wishes go with you as you enter new and wider fields which will challenge and test you in many ways. You will encounter obstacles, disappointments, and unhappy situations, but always remember that the way in which you adapt yourselves to these circumstances is the secret to happiness and successful living. Thus, your futures may present problems which will be squarely faced, and in their fulfillment, may you reap rich rewards and satisfactions. JOHN D. MacBAIN Class Adviser