Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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 Wh ch. Jo cAe r u haf room? Where's 3 -h ANTHONY ALIZIO 9 A Baker Street . . . “Tony “I hot to be an automobile mechanic . . . dark-hair and dark eye ... a ll.H.S.’er trho can be found under car . .. ROBERT ALLEN 108 Brooluidc Avenue ... “Hobby . . .to 213 . .. eery able tiage manager . . . “I, yap pa good Year! ook (Bus. Ed.); Senior Play; (Ilee and Bookworm's Clubs; Soccer KENNETH ANDERSON W Crcelcy Road ... “Ken ... KapabU Kam ier . .. •port enthusiast . . . blond good look . . . Latin and Ski Clubs; Football. Cross Country, and Track KAREN APELIAN 174 Common Street ... a hot sk-etrh u-ith charcoal . . . JO AN ARCHIDIACONO 1 Chestnut Street . . . “Archie . . . classic broten- altcays trilling . . . at tray able . . . fun-hiring and friendly . . . Home Economics and Belmontian Clubs eyed beauty . . . ambition future secretary . . . Bookworm's, Red Cross, Home Economics, Belmontian Clubs 20

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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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CAROLE ARENGK 8 Colby Street . . . captivating smile . . . never a dull moment . . . vivacious, verbose, and vibrant , . . S| utiish, Home Economies. and Belmontian Clubs MARCIA ARKNTZKN 179 Ix wU Road . . . lovely red hair , . . future research scientist ... a new-comer to Rtlmoni bringing both talent and brains . . . Band; Spanish and Belmontian Clubs .tlii’J V5-'.doo... ■ n y vvb MARY AUSTIN 11 Foster Road . . . model material . . . synonym for scholarship, sophistication, and serenity , . . N.H.S.; Yearbook (Lit. Ed.); Woman’s Club; Glee, I-atin. Bel-montian Clubs RUSSELL BACKER 9 Plymouth Avenue . . . Russ . . . his loud shirts . . . smiling eyes . . . overflowing with enthusiasm . . . missed you our senior year and wish you best of luck! . . . unforgettable , . . JOHN A. BAILEY 74 Unity Avenue . . . “J.B... he keeps us in stitches . , . give this fellow the credit for running our films . . . finds fun in fishing . . . Yearbook (Publicity Ed.); Senior Play. 21