Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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LE CERCLE FRANCAK Third Row: F. Vcncri, C. Balsama, G. Viglirolo. Nl. Wcin. J. McDonald, R. Dalton. J. Dewing. J. Alcock, D. Saklad, J. Hildebrand, S. Barron, P. Rightinirc, S. Hoffman. T. MacLeod, A. Spuria. Second Row: B. Dunlop, M. Wilkins. R. Ginsburg, E. Cantor, S. Beaton, M. Serra. M. Ramsey, J. Dcutsch, B. Spitzer, S. Gushcc. M. Brainard, A. Havicc, M. Merry, J. Nusscnfcld. S. Yacubian, S; 1). Briggs, Mr. Solano, first Row: J. Brenner, B. Pandy, C. Kinney, S. Malcolm, P. Leonard, P Larkin, A. Hamilt, L. Biggs. M. Bailey, S. Tillinghast, J. Goldstein, E. Salvitella. j International living is a foregone conclusion in time to come! We arc proud and grateful that B.H.S. has included six foreign languagucs in its program of studies. JANET BEARD 20 Wilson Avenue . . . Jan” . . . petite, pretty, and peppy . . . exceptional on skates . . . fun to Ik- with ... a promising secretary . . . Yearbook; Bclmontian, Bookworms, Home Economics, and Glee Clubs SANDRA BEATON 107 Bartlett Avenue . . . “Sandy . . . oh. that twirling baton! . . . never a dull moment . . . a terrific sales talker . . . lively and light-hearted . . . Yearbook: Drum Majorette; French. Dramatic. Forum, and Bclmontian Clubs 22 DOUGLAS BELLINO .161 School Street . . . “Doug” . . . The Happy Wornl-crcr . . . friendly, sincere, and casual . . . Those Far-Away Places arc what intrigue him . . . those crazy European cars. l!

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Third Row: C. Marchisio. V. Fiocca, P. McFaddcn. I . Loud, N. Sylvester. R. Harris, C. Twomcy, N. Nicholson, D. Danser, W. Brown. Second Row: G. Bahama. M. Zaparcski, G. Viglirolo, L. DcMorc, R. Docrflcr, K. McLean, E. McBride, I). Barron. W. Redgate, M. McNulty. First Row: M. O'Connor. E. ( arreiro. R. Corso, J. Beard, M. Boyle, P. Ncri, A. Tarmy, A. Forziati, J. Sullivan. L. Goldin. Third Row: J. Nazzaro, A. Manjouridcs, R. Bcairsto, S. Spear, A. Firenze, F. Corsiglia, J. Sullivan, W. Crowley. Second Row: P. Quigley, P. Ruddock, M. Oliverio, T. Mahoney, R. Haugh, 1). Phillips, L. McCormick, J. Barry. J. Macauda, R. Corcoran. First Row: 1). Argiro, C. Politano, A. Runci, D. Cassella, L. Pizzi, A. Nunnari. A. Ruderman, E. Cantor. N. Bacon, J. Waterhouse. LEAH BAYARl) I Broad Street . . . Pleasant sweetness . . . sports enthusiast . . . contented with life . . . hound to succeed . . . Spanish. Red Cross, and Home Economics Clubs: Hockey ROBERT BEA1RSTO 1% White Street . . . drives a black Ford convertible . . . a good friend . . . tall and talkative . . . humor at its best . . . always having a ball . . . Bookworms Club; Track Who could say that teen-agers do not read? This Club with its one hundred and ten members has continually sponsored an interest in good literature. It holds no dances, games, or social affairs. It buys books, books, and more books to assist its members in “learning to live,” and to show the way to enjoyment for all time. A book a day keeps ignorance away. 21 ■

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P. Leonard. Treasurer; A. Hamilt. President; P. Larkin, Vice-President; L. Higgs. Secretary; Mr. Solano. Adviser. Lcs Officiers du Ccrclc Francais discutenl dcs Projcts avee Monsieur Solano, Chef du Dcpartc-incut dcs Langucs Etrangcres. In 1919, the French Club was organized for the purpose of enabling its members to have a practical use for their classroom French. Provision to join was also extended to those who had formerly studied the language. Appreciation and enjoyment were the established goals of the Club. All activities have a French background; only French is spoken during the meetings. This year, we have enjoyed speakers, games, and field trips including one to a French restaurant to sample French foods. CAROL BENEDICT 43 Oxford Avenue . . . oh. so cute . . . smiles, smiles, smiles . . . helpful and sincere . . . leans toward a career as legal secretary . . . Helmontian, Bookworms. Red Cross, and Home Economics Clubs What do you mean—a Maine accent? Miss McCann. French and Spanish teacher 23