Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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MARIA BOORAS 0 Prentiss Lane . . . persona dramatis . . . European adventuress , . . flair for fashion . . . Yenrl ook; Senior Play; Dramatic, Glee, Red Cross, and Rclmontian CMba MARGARET BOYAJIAN 3 4 Pay son Road . . . Meg . . . friendliness plus cheerfulness . . . a neic, enthusiastic member of BJI.S, . . . KEVIN BOYLE 22 West Street . . . Loyal Boyle . . . where there’s fun, there’s Kerin . . . suiter-colossal M.C. . .. Yearbook; Forum (V.P.), Latin, Bookworm's, Ski Clubs Early settlers in the sections of Watertown, West Cambridge, and Waltham, which later became Belmont, were an independent folk who went quietly about their farming, working hard, worshipping regularly, and carrying on the traditions of the old country. The majority of them were of the poorer class, consisting of tradesmen, cattlemen, and laborers. ELLEN BROWER 727 Pleasant Street . . . street and easy-going . . . terrific twin . . . Itmg-remembered year in the “Eternal City . . . Glee, Latin (Censor), Bclmontiaii Clubs RICHARD BROWER 727 Pleasant Street . . . “Rich . .. our gift to the mathematical world . . . dares to be different .. . Choir; Glee Club, Math 13; Cross Country, Indoor Track; Track; MIS GAIL BROWN 60 Dean Street . . . Brakes Brown” . . . “A friend is a iterson with whom I may be sincere . . . Latin, S|Ninish, Red Cross, Bcl-montian, and Home Economies Clubs

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LINDA BEACH •iS Audrey Road . . . radiantly alire ... a tong, a unite, and Lin . . . the haste with the modest . . . Choir; Glee, Bclmontian, and Dramatic Clubs PAUL BEAVER 3 Park Road . . . vrite-ups for the Star ... a serious xcorker . . . extremely amiable . . . a finished auto mechanic . . . Star Staff (Vocational Ed.) ROBERT BKKDLK 50 Woodbine Road . .. Ilob . . . “Dixie is hi theme song ... a winning H'ennerman . . . tall and blond . . . Spanish. Bookworm’s Clubs: Basketball. Baseball, Track MYRON BEYLICK 16 Winn Street . . . Turk” . . . haunts a Henry J. . . . easy-going, fun-loving {personality . . . riotous rags . . . Bookworm’s Club; Football and Track CHARLOTTE BONANNO I Payson Terrace . . . cheerful cheering Char . . . “I like everybody! . . . boundless energy . . . Yearbook; Senior Play; Choir; Ski (Sec.), Forum, Belmontian Clubs; Cheerleader

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JEANNE BROWN 1S9 Longmcadow Rom I . . . Jeannie with the light blonde hair . . . cute, candid, coy . . . sweet soprano . . . Yt-arliook; Star; Madrigal; Forum, Bohnontian Clubs ADELE JO-ANNE BRUNO 18 Trowbridge Street . . . Adie ... a dark-eyed pixie with artistic ambitions . . . Glee, Music, Bookworms, Red Cross, Home Economies, Bel-montinn Clubs CHARLES BRUNO 31 Concord Avenue . . . Charlie“ . . . fantabulous . . . the “Music Man” of Helmont High . . . water sports devotee . . . Student Council and Bookworm’s Club Belmontians were dressed in homespun fabrics. Imported weaves were rare. Their dwellings were two-storv clapboard houses, usually unpainted, with home-made furniture. Occasionally, an English chest or bureau carefully treasured during an ocean voyage could be seen. All kitchens held oversized fireplaces in which hung iron cooking pots. Fingers and knives were used in eating and spoons were scarce. For years Governor Winthrop owned the only fork in the colony. ROBERT BUCCI 15 Jeanette Avenue . . . “Hob . . . “Hooch” . . . chemistry comes naturally to this H.H.S. man ... a mathematical mind . , . Baseball CONNIE BUCHANAN « Ripley Road . . . Fairy Tale Princess . . . hidden artistic talents ... always smiling ... Dramatic, Music, Forum, Spanish, Home Economics, Belmontian Clubs ELAINE BURGE 48 Thomas Street . . . “Mrakkl I Mr. Magoo“ . . . dramatically speaking , . . neat 'n nifty ... Head Majorette; Madrigal; Choir; Belmontian, Dramatic Clubs .