Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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STAR— All the news that's fit to print.” Hack How: Mr. Brown, Adviser; A. Spuria, Bust ness Manager; S. Weissman, Advertising Man ager; N. Amdur, News Editor; F. Corsiglia Vocational Editor; L. Waugh. News Editor; B Dunlop. Sports Editor; J. Macauda. Mr. Martel lucci. Adviser. First How: E. Kali, Photography Editor; L. Biggs. Sftorts Editor; P. Comet, Associate Editor; R. Stone, Editor-in-Chief; P. Moore. Associate Editor: J. Dcutsch, Feature Editor; J. Goldstein. Literary Editor; J. Gordon, Exchange Editor (not present in picture.) MARCIA BAILEY 49 Slade Street . . . whiz on skates . . . remember the N.H5. dance? ... E. is for effervescence . . . College (round . . . N.H5,; Yearbook: Cheerleader; Senior Play; Choir; Forum Club MIRANDA BAILEY 9 Coden Street . . . Randy” ... a future Phys. Ed. teacher . . . full of fun and entertainment . . . Southward Ho! Senior Play; Bclmontian, Bookworms, and Glee Clubs; Hockey; Basketball CAROL BAKER 35 Douglas Road . . . never without a smile . . . student superb . . . always on the go . . . active school citizen . . . N.H.S.; Yearbook; Band; Choir: Bel-montian Club; Hockey 17

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JANET AUSTIN 55 Livermore Road . . . “Jan ... an for art's sake . . . avid jan fan . . . dependable, hardworking yearbook editor . . . Yearbook (Editor): Forum. Home Economics, and Bchnontian Clubs ) LUCINDA AYER 544 School Street . . . “Cindy . . . rosy-checked and flaxen-haired . . . winning smile and winsome style . . . California is for this gal . . . Yearbook; Glee Club; Dramatic, Bel-montian. Bookworms, and Home Economics Clubs. fc NANCY BACON 15 Emerson Street . . . “Bac” . . . fun! fun! fun! . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . bon vivant . . . class spirit galore . . . Yearbook; Student Council; Home Economics. Ski, Bclmontian, and Bookworms Clubs Miss O'Reilly—“Comma “Now ... then”—was the phrase often heard in Miss O’Reilly's classroom. What sometimes followed was one of her numerous philosophical discussions, the kind for which she has been noted. Or she may have turned to vocabulary, grammar, poetry, Shakespeare, or theme writing, to provide a well-rounded background for pre-college students. Her remarkable facility with wortls was the envy of all. Senior English—First Period Class The STAR has undergone its usual titanic struggles against deadlines, printing problems, anti censored copy, but, as ever, the news came through in full color and third dimension. Avid readers could not but be pleased with the high quality of the news articles, the features, and the literary masterpieces found on its pages. 16

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Miss Blennerhassett— Books back, ready to pass. R. Scpuclia, R. Orton. Miss Rlcnnerhassctt, Librarian Whether it be aiding us in selecting a book, finding reference material, or setting aside books for special assignments, Miss Blcnnerhassett, our school librarian, always extended a helping hand. And believe it or not, we really did appreciate her strict discipline! JANICE BARDEN 60 Evergreen Way . . . enchanting newcomer to Belmont High . . . delightful and ladylike . . . gracious and sophisticated . . . has a certain charm Bookworms Club LIBRARY EDWARD BARRETT 40 Warwick Road . . . Ed” . . . flat flat-lop ... a lanky, leisurely wit . . . wields a mighty tennis racket . . . 24 carat guy . . . a great future . . . Soccer; Tennis GEORGE BALSAMA 52 Bartlett Avenue . . . Fascinating personality ... a whiz with equations . . . charmingly humorous . . . oh. those bcautiul brown eyes! N.H.S.; Jr. Rotarian; Year I took; French Club; Baseball CYNTHIA BARBER 49 Robin Wood Road . . . Cindy . . . keen sense of humor . . . reflects the spirit of B.H.S. . . . that collegiate look . . . tennis anyone? French (Sec.), Bclmontian. Ski, Bookworms, and Glee Clubs; Tennis 18