Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Business and Publicity Staffs Seated (left to right): E. Dahl- quist, S. Jacobs, L. Johnston (Assist. Pub. Ed.), B. Murdoch, S. Gianino. Standing: L. Davidson (Bus. Ed.), J. Maletta, J. Eadie, M. West, J. White (Co-Bus. Ed.), R. Fisher, B. Seidman, R. Gan. (J. Boujicanian, Pub. Ed., not here) . Advertising Staff Seated (left to right): A. day- man, B. Griffin, M. Venesi, R. Hanley, A. Cormier, C. Cor- coran, J. Nagy, F. Drouin. Standing: A. Pollock, B. Cum- mings, R. Brooks, K. O ' Brien, D. Devine (Co-Adv. Ed.), D. Liakos, J. Starr, G. Collins, P. Heanue. P. La Liberte, C. Curtis (Adv. Ed.). Senior Personnel Staff Seated (left to right): C. Mc- Donald, T- Rugg, B. Comeau. J. O ' Day (S.P.T. Ed.) J. Howard, K. Simmons, P. Mulhern, J. Mazza. Standing: D. O’Sullivan, B. Walters, P. Whelan, J. Russell, M. Ginsberg. Typing Staff R. De Carlo H. Spitzer

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INTRODUCING THE BLUEPRINT STAFF — The many hours spent diligently working on the yearbook have paid off. These are the people who have made the BLUEPRINT a reality. It is their hope that this volume will serve as an appropriate memory of the three short years of progress for the Class of ’58. Blueprint Staff Literary Staff Seated (left to right): C. Foh- lin (Boys ' Sports), A. Bonitz (Girls’ Sports), V. Smith (Ed. in Chief), E. Banen (Girls ' Sports), T. Cornett (Bays’ Sports ) . Standing: D. Joel, D. Clive, D. Gilmore, C. Borland, D. Nor- ris, B. Beaton, F. Goldberg (Lit. Ed.). Front Rote: C. Sherriff, C. Thomson, C. Street. Back Row: L. Ramirez, L. Nigrosh. JOSEPH F. KOLOUCH

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TO THE CLASS OF ’58 — Do not leave any regrets on the field — make every effort your best, and, when the game is over, walk off the field, hold your head high, win or lose.” V.-, • Every Saturday from September to Thanks- giving these words are uttered to the football squad. They are not only applicable on an athletic field but in all walks of life. In the many phases of competition you will be faced with, enter each one with one thought — to do the best you can. When it is over, be able to face the mirror, comb your hair, and not be ashamed of what you see. If you can live with yourself, you can likewise live with your neighbor. It has been a joy and a privilege to be associated with you. Your kind and thoughtful acts shown to your classmates and myself are evidences of a full, rich future for you. These assets cannot be taken from you nor are they likely to be forgotten by you. In summary may I offer — Count your blessings and do not bemoan your fates.” A. ROBERT FRINK Class Adviser Sincerely, A. ROBERT FRINK, Adviser Class of ’58 m Left to right: Peter Leofanti (President); Penny Mulhern (Secretary); Coach Frink (Class Ad- viser); Judy Mazza (Treasurer); Douglas Devine (Vice-President).