Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Art Sealed: II. Henderson, C. Frizzell, S. Orowan, C. Rosenthal, L. Lovegren, Photography Editor; i. Lamar, Art Editor; Mr. Brule, Art Advisor. Standing: G. Reagan, Iloys Sports Editor; I.. FreideJ, ('. Ix-rro, J. Ilallixy, H. Washy, Historian; M. Thomason, I). Gcrace, X. Pas-coe, I- Gay. Literary Seated: N. Cochran, C. DeCourccy, C. Bonanno, S. O'Bryan, R. Taylor, Girls Sjxyrts Editor; M. Austin, Literary Editor; I. . Hewlett, Personal Tabulation Editor; J. Stine, Club Editor; C. Buchannan, E. Zuppe, M. Cox. Standing: B. McGowan, E. Tosi, J. Garrcls, L. Saul, A. Connors, J. Baker, S. Rosenthal, L. Chavoor, L. Cuneo. Business Seated: C. Gnhan, J. Brown, J. Bailey, Publicity Manager; R. Allan, Business Manager: A. Shea, L. Cuneo, J. Goldberg, R. Fitzmaurice. Standing: R. Scotti, I- Sigel, S. Goodman, R. Wilson, Treasurer; J. Prodany, Assistant Business Manager;S. Russian, P. Bauman. Missing: J. Kohs. E. Farrell. B. Weaver. Advertising Seated: T. Sweeney, M. L. Gill is, S. Granville, M. Flint, Assistant Editor; K. Hanley, Advertising Editor; N. Ncri, Typist; I). Gcrace, J. Putnam, C. Magrath. Standing: K. Gross, R. Davis, R. Glazier, R. I.arson, M. Ijeonc, R. Sawyer, R. Mercer, K. Boyle, P. Larkin, T. Schol-nick, J. Hosie, M. Gross. Missing: G. Sullivan. Nancy Ncri, Typist, opposite page. 6

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Mr. David C. Jacob Mr. Ralph Libby Mr. Nonnan K. Brule Mr. Albert R. dish Dr. William Bettencourt Miss Dorothy M. Anderson 5 Miss Eva P. Davis Mr. George IliKKi bottom Mias Evelyn R. Norcen Miss Prudence I. Mathews

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1959 Belmont High School Centennial Blueprint Staff Mr. Joseph Kolouch, Murines Adriser: Miss Dorothy Amierson, Literary Adriser; Phyllis Go wen, Editor-in-Chief; Mr. Norm n Brule, Art Adviser. Blueprint ’59—u dream come true! In the spring of our Junior year the Centennial Blueprint was nothing more than a glorious dream. Gradually, however, our ideas ami plans have bloomed into what the staff hopes is one of the most satisfying yearbooks in many years. Without the support and cooperation of the editors, staff members, and advisors, this book could never have been produced. Many fail to realize the long days (and nights) of work on the parts of all concerned. Lois will not easily forget pouring over those S.P.T.’s, nor will Linda and Janice forget the hectic “picture days.” Judy and Mary spent hours merely making lay-out and copy coincide, while Robin and Garrett attacked the problem of boiling down the thrill-packed sports events. Nancy’s nimble fingers literally flew over the typewriter keys preparing copy. The problem of coordination belonged to Phyllis. Although the many | ages display work of artistic and literary im-l ortance, Ed, Hobby, and John were constantly at work behind the scenes, collecting advertisements, scouting the homerooms, and hanging clever Blueprint” posters. Unlimited thanks is directed to our wonderful advisers. Miss Anderson, Mr. Brule, and Mr. Kolouch, who so generously gave of their time and effort so our Blueprint could be a success. It was certainly a “year of decision” for everyone involved, as we compiled our most outstanding memories of B.H.S. days. As a result of this near-impossible task, the hardworking staff presents—Blueprint ’59.