Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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 Front row: K. Devine, M. Wilkins Literary Editor, C. Baker. B. Selwyn, L. Waugh. B. I’andy, P. Morrison. R. Ginsberg. P. Moore. Hack row: E. Carreiro. M. Waldron. B. Spitzer, S. Curtin. J. Dculsch. .. Mercer. K. Tigar, A. Freedman, G. Vigirolo, M. Merry, B. Whitney, J. Mathers. LITERARY STAFF L. Selwyn, L. Zacheus. Within the pages which follow, the members of your yearbook staff have endeavored through picture and printed word to perpetuate the identity of individual classmates through personal comment, and to capture the spirit of the classroom, the clubs, the music groups, the sports teams, and the social life as well. Janet Austin Editor-in-Chief A special “thanks to John Stone for his tireless help. ART STAFF Seated: B. Murphy: J. Stowe Art Editor; J. Austin, Editor-in Chief; S. Woodfall; L. West lund. Photography Editor Standing: P. Bradford: S. Weiss man, Assistant to the Editor; J Waterhouse.

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First Row: C. Kenney, D. Devine, G. Balsama, J. Dewing, J. Hildebrand. B. Bandy, D. Ixtscr, N. Bacon. Second row: L. Brenner, J. Ferreira, M. Bailey, J. Paster, B. MacKcrron, H. Gordon, L. Pollock, P. MeFadden, S. Beaton, E. Cantor. L. Goldin, Mr. Kolouch. BUSINESS STAFF TYPING STAFF Standing: J. Beard, E. Carricro, Marie Corso. Seated: L. Waugh, Personal Tabulation Editor. BLUEPRINT STAFFS Thank you for yotir help and your patience: Miss Dorothy M. Anderson. Literary Advisor; Mr. Norman Brule, Art and Layout Advisor; and Mr. Joseph F. Kolouch, Business Advisor. SPORTS STAFF Standing: W. Phccncy, S. Lawrence. Seated: L. Lord, L. Angell, Girls’ Sports Editor; P. Wiseman. Boys’ Sports Editor; M. Serra. 12

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E N G L I S H Mrs. Hornsey— Climax! Denouement. English 12—Fourth Period Class The study of the English language is a basic and important need for all of us. It is therefore iinjjerativc that it be taught by excellent teachers. In all respects, Mrs. Hornsey has “filled the bill.” The staccato interjection of word?” when one was uncertain of a meaning was but a part of her delightful and thorough effort to teach us vocabulary. Mrs. Hornsey can make even the dry contents of Vitalized English” really vitalized. Her profound acquaintance with Bill” Shakespeare's writings made Macbeth come alive, and it has kindled a life-long interest in the varied plays and sonnets of this immortal bard. NICK ALBANO 38 L'uity Avenue . . . Nicky . . . “Like, ah, what a ya say? . . . riotous nigs ... La guardia del danaro . . . best buddy . . . Student Council: Italian Club (Treas.): Indoor Track JOHN ALCOCK 20 Cutter Street . . . plays a mean trombone . . . humor by all means . . . conscientious, conservative, and collegiate . . . Knave of Hearts . . . Band; Orchestra: Bookworms Club: Outdoor Track NICHOLAS A Ml) UR •17 Bay State Road . . . Nick” . . . What arc your call letters? . . . diligent and dependable . . . reserved but enterprising . . . Star (News Ed.); German, Science, and Photography (Pres.) Clubs 14