Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Senior Class Big Brass When teas a child, I spake OS a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but ichen I became a man I put atcay childish things.” Corinthians The good old days are gone—the complexities of modern living demand much—ahead lie vast and challenging horizons. Today’s rocket, once only a mathematical possibility, is the forerunner of tomorrow’s s|)acc ship. With the approaching dawn comes a new and miraculous age. Ix t us reflect for a moment ami remember that any machine, regardless of its capabilities, is only as good as the men and women who design and build and operate it. You, the (’lass of 1959, are the men and women who will inherit the responsibilities of this new age. Put away childish things and prepare yourselves for the life ahead -live that life to its rich fulfillment. Ix t God and Country and the highest rights of man Ik your guide. Accept your responsibility- -have faith—and with you go my sincerest wishes for health and happiness. G. W. Stone Mr. George W. Stone

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As we contemplate the end of our high school careers, we also envision the commencement of our later lives as students and workers in the world. Our attainments have been varied. Pausing to reflect, we remember the classes, difficult but rewarding, ami our teachers, eager to help. Through the years, we shall treasure the memory of the winning touchdown, the vital hit, the last-ditch goal, and basket. Though we follow different paths on life's journey, our Ixmds of friendship and loyalty will endure. In this, Belmont’s Centennial Year, it is our proud honor to lx1 the latest harvest from our high school. I et us dedicate ourselves to so live that we may well represent the fine background we have received during impressionable years.

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