Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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What should I take this year? Where should I apply to school? Where can I find employment? Through conscientious advice and deliberative planning, the members of the Guidance Department have served as our liaison between the world of high school and that of college and business. F.ach individual program has been tailored to our needs and abilities as we move toward the future. Numerous career and college conferences have been planned in order to make us aware of the infinite opportunities available after high school days. At this time we would like to express our thanks to our counselors for their understanding and assistance during our years at Belmont High School. To the Class of 1967: During your high school career, your talent, your enthusiasm for learning, your willingness to apply yourself diligently, your demonstrated capacity for leadership, and your strong character as a class have impressed us deeply. In your many endeavors, you have contributed much to your school. We as counselors take pleasure in recognizing the best qualities in our students and their strength of potential for future years. It is our hope that the goals which you have set will prove rewarding in the years to come- 7 Mr. Arthur Morgan Guidance

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THE BACKBONE SUPPORTS . . Mr. Joseph F. Kolouch Assistant Principal Mr. George W. Stone Assistant Principal Mr. George Higginboltom Principal A sound school administration is one that supports and guides the student body, providing opportunities for the scholastic and extracurricular pursuits that constitute a high school career. This year, due to the demand for an enlarged administrative staff, it was necessary to appoint Mr. George W. Stone as an assistant principal. Thus, Belmont High School is fortunate in having four dedicated men, whose experience and knowledge have resulted in the smooth and efficient management of the school. Mr. George Higginboltom, with the experience of 23 years as principal of Belmont High School, serves as the link between the faculty, the student body, and the school committee, flic important duty of enforcing the school's regulations is shared by Mr. Joseph F. Kolouch and Mr. Stone. Mr. Kolouch is also chairman of many of the school's fund raising drives. Mr. Stone deals mainly with the sophomore class, and also has continued his teaching as a member of the Math Department. Mr. Leslie W. Crowson. director of the Vocational and Technical School, guides the young men involved in this program in their endeavors to enter their chosen fields. Mr. Leslie W. Crowson Director of Vocational— Technical High School 6

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OUR SUNNY SCRIBES Mrs. Zarclla Main Office Mrs. Donovan Main Office Mrs. Mattcosian Guidance Office The administration, athletic, and guidance offices owe their efficiency to the dedicated women of the school's secretarial staff. We students arc indebted to the secretaries for their thoughtful courtesy and helpful assistance throughout the school day. Mrs. Shepherd Mrs. Segar Athletic Office Nurse 8 Mrs. Reed Main Office