Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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 STEPHEN BOWEN 12 Ericsson Street . . . Steve . . . Cudsy . . . Mr. Harvard Square . . . happy-go-lucky . . . the man with the puck . . . congenial and jocose . . . Hockey MARY BOYLE 22 West Street . . . another loyal Boyle . . . tres loquacious . . . winning, and witty . . . loves a good time . . . usually found in the middle of a crowd . . . Bclmontian, Bookworms. Red Cross (Treas.). Ski. and Home Economics Clubs JUDITH BRADBURY 16 Radcliffe Road . . . “Judy” . . . pony tail and potato chips . . . mad about music . . . dabbles in art—a future Picasso . . . Star: Senior Play; Band: Glee. Dramatic. and Bookworms Clubs CIRCUI.O ESPANOL Hack Row: B. Sesscr. J. Murphy. B. Sclwyn. M. Sarkisian. P. Grant J. Caruso. L. Rosenthal. J. Collins. F. Roberts. Middle Row: I.. Bayard, F.. Tartarian, P. MaeFadden. I.. Rossetti. L. Goldin. M. Edwards, K. McAuliffc, M. Bailey. P. Morrison. Mr. Martellucci. Adviser. Front Row: F. Meehan. J. Stone. D. Mac-Donncll. D. Barron, P. Wiseman, R. Olite. W. Evans. F. Perry. I.os Funcionarios con Senor Martellucci R. Olive. Vice-President: D. MacDonnell. Treasurer; D. Barron. 27 Secretary: P. Wiseman. President.

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PAUL BOGHOSIAN 9 Jonathan Street . . . Bogie . . . The Joker is Wild . . . Mr. Sportscastcr . . . specializes in spring sports . . . adventuresome and candid . . . Spanish and Bookworms Clubs; Baseball; Tennis ANNA BORNHOFFT 18 Harris Street . . . Blue eyed, blonde haired cutic . . . friendly, quiet, and sincere . . . Holy Cross games and victory dances Bclmontian, Bookworms, Red Cross, and Home Economics Clubs Mr. Martcllucci— Sediccasi . . .” “T formation for the test. This was Mr. Martel lucci’s special formula for encouraging study for Spanish tests. The textbook delighted us with amusing tales which added color to grammar lessons. As budding linguists, we gained skill in reading and translation. Senor's witty comments were delightful. 26 Spanish II Sixth Period Class To enable interested students to carry their study and appreciation of Spanish culture and customs a step further than the classroom, the Spanish Club, consisting of twenty-seven members, was formed. A few of the exciting activities carried on during the year were discussions, movies, and parties for the purpose of having a good time. Hockey JULIAN BISHOP 88 Baker Street . . . Julie . . . goalie on the go . . . The “Matchmaker . . . devilish gleam in his eye . . . humor is his middle name . . .

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Mr. Vcncri— Che cosa dice Lei? Fourth Period Italian II Class Italian quickly became very popular at li.H.S. Mr. Vcncri seemed to have the special ability to bring the colorful and lively life of Italy right into the classroom. PAMELA BRADFORD 82 Goden Street . . . “Pam . . . usually found on a basketball court or baseball diamond . . . gay and cheerful ... an able artist . . . Yearbook: Band; Forum. Bclmontian, and Glee Clubs; Softball SUSAN BRADY 16 Broad Street . . . Sue ... a true friend and a hard-worker . . . her never-to-be-forgotten laugh ... a future angel of mercy . . . Bclmontian; Red Cross (Pres.); Ski. and Home Economics Club w MARILYN BRAINARI) 19 Scott Road . . . Snooks ... as merry as the da) is long . . . bubbling laughter . . . friendly ’n just plain fun . . . Happy Polka anyone? N.H.S.; Madrigal; Choir (Sec.-Treas.); Bclmontian and French Clubs; Hockey 28