Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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II Circolo Italiano Hack How: R. Silvagni, A. Mondello. R. Calabrese. P. Moore, J. Robbio, P. D'Andrca, M. Piazza, Mr. Vencri. Front How: J. Stowe, C. Ciano, A. Forziati. R. Pctrino. L. Salvati. N. Alba no. A. Cartolano, C. Politano (seniors only). CLUB OFFICERS—1959 60 N. Albano. Treasurer; M. Catalano, 2nd Vice-President; Mr. Vencri, Adviser; R. Pctrino. President: A. Forziati, Secretary; L. Silvati. 1st Vice-President. The Italian Club, consisting of thirty-eight members was organized to assist those studying the Italian language to achieve a better understanding of the customs, cultural heritage, and philosophy of the Italian jx-ople. In order to carry out these purposes, the members of the Club have enjoyed several films and recorded musical programs during the year. They also brought gifts to an orphanage (Italian background) during the Christmas season. tfl JUDITH BRENNER 7 Barbara Road . . . Judy . . . B” is for bounce . . . Come on kids, yell!” . . . laughing and loquacious ... I have a question . . . N.H.S.; Star; Yearbook; Cheerleader (Capt.); Forum ami Home Economics Clubs LINDA BRENNER 3 Beatrice Circle . . . a smile at all times . . . heart of gold . . . lots of get up and go ... a future teacher . . . Yearbook; Star; Band; Senior Play; Bclmontian and Forum Clubs DAVID BRIGGS 39 Hawthorne Street . . . Dave” . . . Kingston Trio minus two . . . “You crazy, crazy kids . . . always smiling . . . Howie's little Secretary . . . Band (See.); Orchestra (Sec.); French and German (V. P.) Clubs; Soccer (Co-Capt.) 29

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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

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WALTER BROWN 38 Trapclo Road . . . friendly, relaxed manner smooth, easy-going personality people are dying to see him FUN! . . . Hookworms Club; Spring Track ROGER HRYNING 01 Fine Street . . . his flashing smile . . . skilled in tennis . . . mild-mannered and competent . . . Young Man and the Sea l.aiin and Spanish Clubs; Tennis RICHARD BYRNE 18 Exeter Street . . . our import from Waltham . . . found driving a Plymouth . . , blond good looks . . . strong and silent type . . . ambition—to make a million dollars and friends . . . Studicrcn und Probicrcn! Mr. Penta’s Sixth Period German Class Tiic German Club was formed to give its members an opportunity to learn about the backgrounds of German culture, and also the importance of the contributions of the German people to literature and science. The initiation and trials” were known all over the school. The basketball game—French Club vs. German Club proved fun too! “We, the members of the B.H.S. German Club, in order to obtain a knowledge of Germany and German life not available in the classroom, do hereby establish this Constitution . . .” G E R M A N SO