Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

uor Courtesy KEN HIRD BLUEPRINT BELMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BELMONT, MASSACHUSETTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS REFLECTIONS WE now have reached a milestone in the river of time, high school graduation. Up to this time, the course of the river has been channeled for us, flowing through the protective banks of Belmont High School. As we approach the turbulence of the open seas, let us pause to look back at the myriads of reflections playing on the surface of our river. Some of these images arc gay and rippling—football games in the crisp, sparkling air. Some are deep and quiet—the rows of capped and gowned seniors marching to the strains of “Pomp and Circumstance.” The water runs swiftly and the images arc fleeting. We have tried to capture some of them in the pages of this book, so that we may forever hold in our memories the reflections on our years at Belmont Senior High School. “Mirror, mirror on the wall,” Which year has been the best of all? Let’s go back to “fifty-eight” When to be sophomores was our fate. New-found freedom; life was gay, (Overlooking Sophomore Day.) Harder work for every one. High school wasn’t merely fun! The Lexington rally opened the year, And joyfully, dressed in red, wc cheered. The game was called because of rain, But postponement seemed a victory gain! Winter showed ability and ambition. Kevin and Paul brought our class recognition. Kevin tied for first in national track. And Paul became captain with his hoopster knack. Our first class meeting introduced Doctor B.’ To work with us in harmony. Electing officers for next fall Brought us Nancy, Arnie, Tex, and Paul. Passing finals, wc became Juniors for a year of fame. Junior Salute Hop was our first dance. Spirit and friendship it did enhance. PSAT’s the following week Proved some of us to be scholastically meek. One boy, however, did exceptionally well, As his 80 math score did tell. £ a s n }8 committee was formed in November, eir efforts gave us a new ring in December, so, th,s month Mood Indigo was presented, e viewed the streets of New York as we entered. December T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 . 8 v ion 12 20 If Is 617 1810 2 On March 12 a second chance arrived To do well on aptitudes—how many survived. Also in March, our dance in green Shamrock Shenanigans—a colorful scene. A few couples left early to do their best The next day on the National Merit test. Sayonara” as the climax of the year Brought many a smile and many a tear. Our new officers chosen were the best. The two Nancies, Spooks, and Tex. No more pencils, books, or teach” Found the Juniors at Wingarshcek Beach. What seemed impossible was now here-We had reached our senior year. Our first senior social was a dance, To Kickoff Kapers we did prance. Three semifinalists were later named To be our hopes for national merit fame. We realized with our first term grades That our marks we had to raise. On Borrowed Time”—a smashing success Showed the seniors at their best. Thanksgiving game caused many cold feet Later warmed by hot turkey meat. Fantasy in Frost” in the month of December Yielded joy to many a Belmontian member. Bells ushered in 1961 And our last lap of high school had begun. Our final set of midyears we attempted to pass To remain members of our esteemed class. Measuring for caps and gowns one day Proved graduation not far away. Passing midyears left more time for fun. But our college worries had barely begun. Before we knew it, Twas the month of May’ And the fifteenth was the decisive day. 16 $ Hi ‘Ui SUgSSSU The Prom began our senior whirl Ne’er forgot by boy or girl. Of food at the Banquet we ate our fill And found senior talent far from nil. C lass Day was a frollicking affair, f hen Booster’s Club gave us jackets to wear. The class beach party was a good combination Of sun, sand, water, and relaxation. Graduation night came at last And we bade a fond farewell to our class. It is now that we have reached our peak, But this too about 1961 is unique. Write 1961, then turn it around. It says 1961 upside down! We can’t judge what this means, although we’ve tried. It's up to each one of you to decide. JUNE s u r w r r a I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 If 12 13 14 IS 16 17 f 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3 Members of the Class of 1961: You have reached a new plateau in your preparation for your goal. Today brings a restful and welcome pause, a time to appraise the past and to reflect upon your scholastic achievement. In retrospect, you will agree that the task was not so arduous that you failed to enjoy colorful activities related to your educational training. It is well to evaluate your previous efforts, more important to take inventory of the present, and most essential to continue your endeavors in order that you may merit satisfying experiences in the years ahead. George Higginbottom Principal MR. GEORGE HIGGINBOTTOM Principal ADMINISTRATION MR. LESLIE W. CROWSON Director of Belmont Vocational High School Dear Graduates, This Classbook will serve as a pictorial review of the experiences, friendships, and activities which you have enjoyed during your high school life. May it bring you much happiness in retrospect over the coming years, as well as serve to point up an increasing awareness of a productive and stimulating part of your student activities. MR. JOSEPH F. KOLOUCH Vice Principal 4 Sincerely, Leslie W. Crowson Director THIS WAS YOUR LIFE Guidance Office Point of View “My parents want me to take the college course.” “I guess that I better not take five majors again next year.” “I want to take so many things—Physics, Math 13, Russian 2, Modern Problems, Creative Writing— what shall 1 do?” Why can’t I take six subjects?” “It’s the verbs that bother me.” “Can I take a test to tell me what I am good for?” Should I take the PSAT? When do I take the SAT and Achievements? “I want engineering.” “What educational opportunities are available in the Services?” “I want to be a social service worker—or an elementary school teacher.” “I want to go to l.B.M. School.” “I am so sleepy when I try to study after playing sports in the afternoon.” MR. ALBERT J. ORTON Dean of Boys GUIDANCE “I love Belmont High School.” Where can I really go to school next year?” I would like to go to that Open House—how do I get there—will you provide transportation?” I want a campus college —but not too far away so I can be home week-ends.” Can I join the Driver Education class this semester— I’ll be sixteen in June?” “Why didn’t I get the job?” “Absent?” “Forty days?” Why do I have to tell them I’m going to school in the fall—it’s only a summer job and I need the money?” “I’ve got to talk to someone.” (Tears) “I tried your system and it works.” 1 am completely undecided.” With our continuing good wishes to you all, Dorothy M. Anderson Dean of Girls Albert J. Orton Dean of Boys 5 MISS DOROTHY M. ANDERSON Dean of Girls FACULTY TEACHERS, by their training and accomplishments, are committed to the spread of knowledge, as the doctors are to health. Teachers work in the broad field of the intellect, and have tremendous power to influence and to inspire others. The teacher imparts knowledge to students by instruction, direction, encouragement, and example, and his influence ends only at the limits of the mind. The teacher must always look forward: to improved methods, new situations, and higher goals. The teacher is expected to change and to adapt, while maintaining the highest standards of truthfulness, sincerity, and responsibility. We have looked to our teachers for these qualities, and we are proud of them, too. For their instruction, their foresight, and their dedication, we honor them. Mr. John L. Brown English Miss Margaret R. Antonclli French Mr. Edmund J. Burke Mathematics Dr. William Bettencourt Mechanical Drawing Driver Education Mr. Paul W. Carey Social Studies Miss Mildred Blenncrhassctt Librarian Miss B. Alberta Cleary Physical Education 6 Mr. Albert R. Clish Science Mr. John J. Corrigan Sheet Metal Mr. William T. Cowing Chemistry, Mathematics Miss Eva P. Davis Commercial Mr. Richard J. Davis Mathematics Mr. Michael J. Egan Woodworking Mr. Francis X. Foley English Mr. A. Robert Frink Physical Education Mr. Leon E. Hamel Chemistry Miss Judith H. Harmon Social Studies Mr. Henry A. Haroian Electrical Mrs. Dolores D. Hcadlec Commercial Mr. Charles R. Holbrook Biology Mrs. Evelyn Hornsey English (Head of Dept.) Mr. David C. Jacobs History Mr. Arthur L. Martcllucci French, Spanish Mr. Howard A. Ncttleton Director of Music Miss Evelyn R. Norecn Latin, French Miss Katherine F. Kearney Home Economics Mr. Ralph Libby Science (Head of Dept.) Mr. Charles M. Meyers Social Studies (Head of Dept.) Mrs. Muriel E. Morrissey English OUR Mr. David J. O’Connor Mathematics (Head of Dept.) Miss Patricia O’Reilly English 8 Mr. John D. MacBain Social Studies Miss Prudence I. Mathews Commercial Miss Angela Nichols English Mr. Richard M. Pcnta German, Russian (Head of Dept.) Mrs. Joan B. Pinck English Mrs. l.cah S. SchifT Developmental Reading Miss Marion B. Stcucrwald Latin Mr. Robert D. Sullivan Mathematics Mr. Michael P. Qucrcio French, Spanish Mr. Joseph L. Rogers Automotive FACULTY Mr. Lloyd E. Smith Commercial (Head of Dept.) Miss Theresa M. Smith Home Economics Mathematics Miss Jean E. Swantcc French 9 Mr. Frank X. Vcncri Italian, Social Studies Commercial Mrs. Grctchcn S. Sanderson Art Mr. Carlton L. Seaman Machine Shop Mr. George W. Stone Mathematics Miss Ruth Zimmerman English CLASSES “Say it briefly, say it clearly, say it once.” . . . holding on tightly to those red pencils . . . the stirring drama of Macbeth . . . “Mcthought I heard a voice cry, ‘Sleep no more’ ”... pronouncing positively exquisite detail . . . the fateful tick of the clock “Creative writing” . . . hours of nail biting, pencil chewing, and dreaming . . . copying over during lunch . . . Miss O’Reilly’s helpful criticism . . . “What went wrong in this paper?” . . . implying rather than stating . . . really seeing things Discussion (Mrs. Hornsey) ENGLISH Reciting chapters from various books . . . spelling words of great difficulty ... a project for Mutiny on the Bounty ... a sudden departmental . . . the i.c. rule . . . Rule 111 and rule 112 .. . exercises from “Practical English” . . . oral book reports Speech Arts (N. Booras) Enunciate that consonant . . . impromptu demonstrations . . . controlled breathing . . . Veteran’s and Memorial Day assemblies Literature (E. Wilko, A. Zito, R. Wheaton, R. McCormick) Developing reading skills for college— and life . . . working towards the goal of 800 words per minute . . . speed and comprehension . . . controlled reader . . . Tachistiscopc Developmental Reading (B. Richardson, J. Spang, L. Torrielli) Lalirt (J. Putnam. D. Marlin. C. Starr) Sprcchcn Sic Dcutsch? . . . side lectures on English ... oh, those mimeographed GERMAN vocabulary sheets! . . . everything down to a system . . . memories of red pencils, secretaries’ reports, and discussions of culture LATIN—International language of the future ... “Vincit qui sc vincit” . .. From Caesar to Cicero . . . “Perfect subjunctive is a primary tense” . . . Miss Stcuerwald’s philosophical outlook Oui, Je Parle Francois—? ... in FRENCH the exception is the rule . . . troublesome accent marks . . . learning of French life through En Vacances Buenos dias, senor profesor ... in SPANISH the adjectives go after the nouns, not before . . . hablo, hablas, habla . . . let’s take T-formation, now . . . Vamos a leer, y a aprender y a hablar espanol German (J. Corneau in charge) French (S. Ullman) It’s il (eel) not ill . . . Oh, those conjugations .. . Vocabolarietto II Giornalino . . . discussions of mouth-watering ITALIAN dishes . . . looking for names of citizens of Italy The aspects of tenses and vowel mutation rules ... learning RUSSIAN by the aural-oral method ... Who’s secretary today? “Gospodeen Penta, oo myenya vapros.” Spanish (A. Egan, J. Stone, L. Rosenthal, Mr. Russian (H. Koopmans, D. Duca, J. Egan) Martellucci, K. Cowhig) Italian (M. Sammartino in charge) Chemistry (T. Andrews, A. Egan) BIOLOGY—from algae to trees, protozoa to man . . . the cell is the basis of all living things . . . C02 -f-H20 + sunlight — H20 -f Sugar . . . discovering life in a drop of water . . . Animals Without Backbones ... the smell of formaldehyde SCIENCE CHEMISTRY—the cookbook method of doing experiments . .. after school lab sessions . . . exothermic and endothermic reactions . . . memorizing valences PHYSICS—problems and period tests . . . how high is up? . . . fluids and footpounds . . . ergs, energy, and experiments . . . power, pounds, and potential Physics (R. Jensen, G. Rollins, . Zarren. Mr. Libby) a MATH ‘‘Know the difference between factors and terms” . . . fact from the given and a fact that follows ... Blue Friday, Bluer Monday ... the purpose of math is to teach you to think (R. Sepucha) (C. twasawa) (H. Koopmans) SOCIAL STUDIES United Stales History (Mr. Meyers) Our rugged Constitution . . . “My advice for the day” . . . Trace the HISTORY of slavery in the UNITED STATES . . . “Who hasn’t told me anything yet?” . . . informative mimeographed sheets . .. thesis blues No textbooks in this MODERN PROBLEMS class ... we learn to do our own thinking . . . notebooks, notebooks, and more notebooks . . . government and politics take on real meaning ... the funnies aren’t the only part in the newspaper .. . Reader’s Digest has articles on everything Please prepare an oral report” . . . “tests arc a learning experience” . . . another notebook . . . What motivates you? . . . we’re beginning to understand ourselves because of HUMAN RELATIONS Secretarial Practice (Miss Mathews) SECRETARIAL PRACTICE—“Take this letter” . . . Hands in position, eyes on the book, already—write” BOOKKEEPING—“A = L + P . . . “Always use your ‘T’ accounts” COMMERCIAL Bookkeeping (M. Arenge, C. Tardivo) WOR. .tl W- . A NO JOURNAL MCCNOMC. AOArt’X' UOW- !� '• ' • IM IN MA V1K CIO l«l� 4tl On IN AlMWOk IIUNt ON IN W0«« INI MUSIC Foods (Miss Smilh. F. DeVito, T. Giangregorio, S. Grant, M. Abrano, J. Mello) Follow the recipe, but don’t put any holes in the pie crust . . . anyone for toll house cookies? . . . recipes, meal planning, and eating MUSIC—‘‘Last call for robes” . . . ‘‘more bow, violins” . . . backs away from the chairs” . . . You can’t talk and sing too” . . . Christmas Concerts and Music Festivals ART ART—water color technique and color theory . . . “There is no chaos in Art” . . . exploration of line, shape, and texture HOME ECONOMICS Needles and pins, patterns and cloth . . . some in the dark at the start . . . straight of the goods lays on the fold . . . what girl doesn’t want to look smart? . . . Any help needed?” . . . problems galore, but by Fashion Show time we’re adept! Fashion A Design (S. Ford. A. Holland, J. Micci, P. White, M. Hunter, M. McLucas, C. Flint ] 4 Art (D. Kelley, F. Labanara, J. Stone) MECHANICAL DRAWING MECHANICAL DRAWING—“Count ’em up—25 pencils” . . . “Be smart” . . . draw lightly . . . neatness, accuracy, clearness . . . learning technological skills Mechanical Drawing (Dr. Bettencourt) ((. •� • uml UdlOOl DRIVER TRAINING CAR Ci « «•% WHEATON MOTOR CO. { CADILLAC • • PONTIAC . LARK • Driver Training (M. Sammartino, N. Kearns. E. Smith. C. O'Brien. Dr. Bettencourt) VOCATIONAL VOCATIONAL — Automotive Repair . . . Cabinet Making and Inside Millwork . . . Electrical Wiring and Theory . . . Machine Work and Welding . . . Sheet Metal Work and Welding A COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL” 15 DRIVER EDUCATION DRIVER ED—“You’re the only sane person on the road” . . . learning how to turn around and stop on a hill.. . “Here’s what to do when you go up for your license” . . . “Learn your little biblcs” . . . “Don’t fail me, kids!” Vocational Preparation (J. Santamaria, W. Millett) DR. B (DR. WILLIAM BETTENCOURT) OUR CLASS ADVISER TO THE CLASS OF 1961: There arc many areas in which your school program offers opportunities for development and accomplishment. One of these is the area in which you serve as a member of your class—the Class of 1961. Here you have many accomplishments of which you can be very proud. My congratulations and best wishes for the future. Dr. William Bettencourt DEAR DR. B”, On behalf of the Class of 1961, we would like to express to you our heartfelt appreciation for the cooperation, hard work, and long hours you have devoted to our class during the past three years. We certainly have been fortunate to have such a wonderful adviser. Sincerely, Nancy McNiff, Secretary OFFICERS CLASS OF 1961 S. VON MAYRHAUSER, President; N. McNIFF. Secretary; N. COLLIER. Treasurer; R. SEPUCHA. Vice President STANFORD VON MAYRHAUSER 34 Lincoln Street . . . ‘Tex” . . . man with a gavel . . . intelligent and capable . . . personality plus . . . future diplomat . . . Class Officer (Pres.); N.H.S.; Junior Rotarians; Star; German Club (Pres.); A Cappclla Choir ROBERT SEPUCHA 22 Falmouth Street . . . “Spooks” . . . R.S.V.P. . . . always having a ball . . . has what it takes to be tops . . . brains of the Glccsomc Threesome .. . Class Officer (V. Pres.); N.H.S.; Yearbook; French (Pres.) and Russian (V. Pres.) Clubs T ANN LOUISE McNIFF 141 Lewis Road . . . Nancy . . . our diligent class secretary . . . “Oh!” . . . vim. vigor, and vitality . . . “When Irish eyes are smiling” . . . everyone loves Nancy .. . Class Officer (See.); N.H.S.; Cheerleader; Yearbook; Glee and Forum Clubs NANCY COLLIER 8 Wiley Road . . . Custodian of the coins . . . have brain—will work . . . cheering cutie . . . sincerity unsurpassed . . . Class Officer (Treas.); N.H.S.; Yearbook; Cheerleader; French (Sec.) and Forum (Treas.) Clubs SENIORS 17 BARRY ADLER 20 Somerset Street . . . diligent artist . . . adroit in culinary capers . . . versatility of mind Bookworms and Science Photography (Treas.) Clubs JAMES ALLT 97 School Street . . . Jim” . . . great guy . . . jocose and personable . . . characteristic deep voice . . . has a friendly “hi for everyone . . . Baseball and Basketball BARBARA ALTMAN 10 Glenn Road . . . Barb . . . attractive and sophisticated . . . jazz fan . . . teaching calls . . . 3 B's arc in her key . . . Spanish Club; Star; Yearbook (Photo. Ed.) ANTHONY AMODEO 22 Merrill Avenue . . . Tony ... Ah! that red Ford . . . an individualist . . . spontaneous good times ... a disarming smile disguises a true mischief maker . . . Bookworms J. THEODORE ANAGNOSON 33 Mayfield Road . . . Ted” . . . world traveler . . . industrious scholar . . . diligent and competent . . . bright future in scientific world ... Yearbook; Science Club (Pres.) THERESA ANASTASIO 167 Channing Road . . . 'Terri . . . cute blonde . . . Dr. B's girl Friday ... a pert miss . . . secretarial work is her aim . . . Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs TERRYL S. ANDREWS 55 Brooksidc Avenue . . . Terry . . . twirls a mean baton . . . music is her middle name . . . great for occupational therapy . . . Drum Majorette (Co-Capt.); A Cap-pella Choir; Glee. Forum, Spanish and Bclmontian Clubs JUDITH APHOLT 562 Trapelo Road . . . “Judy” . . . runs rampant on roller skates . . . Italian food enthusiast . . . bound for I.B.M. School . . . Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs 18 MARGARET ARENGE 8 Colby Street . . . Peggy . . . tiny terror . . . keeps business going for Simeone’s .. . sweet and sincere . . . office work awaits her . . . Bclmontian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs RICHARD ARZIVIAN 78 Chester Road . . . hear the rhythm of the drums . . . a clever clerk . . . order prevails CANDIA ATWATER 30 Francis Avenue. Cambridge . . . Candy” . . . welcome addition to B.H.S. . . . friend of fun . . . sure to succeed . . . gamboling gadfly . . . Bclmontian Club JONATHAN AYER 11 Oak Avenue . . . Jon . . . casual, of course . . . Joe College . . . always borrowing pens . . . crazy about cars . . . Star WILLIAM BAKER 22 Clifton Street . . . Bill” . . . tall, talented, terrific . . . great with a guitar . . . have scooter—will travel . .. Football; Basketball; Spring Track; A Cappclla Choir; Glee and Forum Clubs JUDITH BARNES 11 Chandler Street . . . Judy . . . wavy tresses and winning smile . . . adds to classroom chatter . . . practical and pleasant . . . sure to succeed ... Basketball; Glee, Dramatic, Belmon-tian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs CAROLYN BATES 36 Barnard Road . . . Oh, that adorable red hair . . . soft and sweet . . . her goal—nursing Basketball; Glee, Bclmontian and Bookworms Clubs PRISCILLA BEATON 101 Bartlett Avenue . . . Prissy . . , magnificent majorette . . . eager, earnest, and effervescent ... a sweet treat for any college N.H.S.; Star; Drum Majorette (Capt.); Student Council; Forum and Bclmontian Clubs 19 JAMES BELANGER 15 Dundonald Road . . . “Jim” . .. books, books, and more books . . . intellectual by all means . . . a Latin scholar . . . serious outlook on life ... Soccer; A Cappclla Choir; Star; Glee and Latin Clubs (Augur) ROSE BENGOIAN 66 Elm Street . . . Lover of languages ... a quietly composed poise . . . sure to be a success . . . dynamic dramatist . . . Russian (Treas.), German, French and Bclmontian Clubs LINDA BENSON 11 Warwick Road . . . Smiley” . . . graceful skating . . . M-m-m. that Swedish cooking darling dancer . . . future model a lovely addition to B.H.S. . . . Tennis; Home Economics Club JUDITH BERLO 21 Watson Road . . . “Judi” . . . newcomer to B.H.S. . . . no effort for her to make friends . . . always happy . . . Voguish teener . . . success is sure . . . Star; Latin. Dramatic and Bclmontian Clubs CAROLYN BLOOM 70 Leicester Road . . . Sparkling personality . . . always on the go . . . hardworking, earnest and dependable . . . sure to be a success ... Tennis; Star; N.H.S. (Sec.); Dramatic (Pres.), Forum and Glee Clubs FRANK BOLAND 147 Fairview Avenue . . . found on the first tee . . . Ivy League ... a handsome member of our class . . . destined for great things . . . fun-loving, friendly, and unassuming . . . Golf NIKE BOORAS 20 Prentiss Lane . . . long hair and lovely eyes . . . full of chatter and vim . . . loves to tease and laugh ... a charming companion French. Bclmontian, Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs 20 LENORA BORRELLO 117 Lewis Road . . . Sam” . . . bubbling over with fun ... a friendly hi to all . . . cute as a button . . . that New York accent Student Council; Yearbook; Dramatic. Bclmontian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs i JUDITH BOUJICANIAN 217 Claflin Street . . . “Judy . . . friendly to all . . . talent plus . . . short 'n sweet . . . enthusiastic and easy going . . . Bill's accompanist . . . Field Hockey; Senior Play; A Cap-pclla Choir; Bclmontian and Glee Club; Belmont Woman's Club ROBERT BREEN 9 Bradley Road . . . Bubbles . . . faithful to Slop and Shop . . . business career beckons Football; Outdoor and Indoor Track; Bookworms Club YVONNE BOURGET 30 Broad Street . . . Vonny . . . cute and complimentary . . . conscientious funster . . . future vet . . . horseback riding anyone? . . . Senior Play; Spanish. Bookworms. Home Economics. Photography and Bclmontian Clubs 1 AUDREY BROWN 40 Upland Road . . . friendly thoughtfulness ... serenely composed ... an affable companion . . . crowned in chestnut-glory Spanish and Bclmontian Clubs JAMES BROWN 117 Beech Street . . . “Jimmy ... a winning smile . . . a playful wit . . . set for fun . . . figures arc his trade ... Bookworms Club MARCIA BROWN 40 Homer Road . . . quiet and cute . . . “M for Majorette . . . pixilating personality . . . dazzling disposition . . . lots of bounce ... Student Council; Glee Club; Drum Majorette 21 ANTHONY BRUNO 18 Hamilton Road . . . Tony . . . companionable, courteous, and conscientious . . . The Sound of Music . . . winning smile enchanting all ... Bookworms Club JOHN BUTLER 5 Barrymeade Drive . . . Jack of all trades . . . industrious and ambitious . . . future marvelous machinist . .. ALAN BRYANT 346 Lake Street . . . Archie . . . Swamps contribution to Defense . . . Winning smile . . . winning personality . . . Football PHYLLIS BURKE 31 Agassiz Avenue . . . modest and unassuming . . . feline frolics and canine capers intrigue her ... art and business beckon Star PAMELA BURROUGHS 41 Hillside Terrace . . . Pam . . . winsome chccrcr . . . pretty, peppy, and poised ... a song of sincerity ... the future holds much for her . . . Cheerleader; Field Hockey; Yearbook; N.H.S.; French and Belmontian Clubs GAIL BUTTERWORTH 42 Madison Street . . . a damsel with drive . . . Girl Scouts together ... a sunshine personality . . . energetic enthusiasm Basketball; Star; Latin and Bclmon-tian Clubs DAVID CAREY 11 Clarendon Road . . . Dave” . . . sincere and quiet . . . neat and tidy ... Joe Collegiate . . . cool sounds from those bongos Student Council (Treas.); Indoor Track; Basketball; Baseball; Glee and Forum Clubs 22 PAULINE CARLSON 17 Jonathan Street . . . Nightingale personality . . . softball and basketball enthusiast . . . a nurses cap will one day enhance her curls . .. Softball; Yearbook; Spanish, Dramatic and Bclmontian Clubs LLOYD CARMICHAEL 535 Belmont Street . . . abounds in athletic abilities . . . gifted in technical line ... a certain smile . . . Basketball; Baseball; Bookworms Club FRANK CASILIO 52 Bright Road . . . likes to make models . . . quiet and thoughtful . . . easy going . . . will be a success at college . . . Science Photography and Spanish Clubs ROBERT CIOMMO 14 Grove Street . . . Bob . . . found in 101 running films ... a conversationalist . . . enjoys working with cars . . . Football; Italian and Bookworms Clubs MICHAEL CITRO 130 Claflin Street . . . “Mike” . . . beautiful eyes . . . cars and motorcycles . . . intellectual engineer” . . . industrious and friendly . . . German Club WILLIAM CARSON 45 Alma Avenue . . . watch out for that math ability . . . quiet but companionable . . . avid aviator . . . Northeastern University welcomes him . .. German Club MICHAEL CLANCY 106 Spring Street . . . carefree and diligent . . . scores a hit with every one ... a treat for the Army ... 23 JOHN CLIFFORD 16 Marion Road . . . “Kevin . . . story for all events . . . ambitious and interesting . . . friendly, willing worker . . . success will be his . . . King of the Fountain Senior Play BARBARA CLIVE 7 Broad Street . . . “Babs . . . defies dumb blonde theory ... an air of sophistication . . . bubbling sense of humor . . . N.H.S.; Belmont Woman’s Club; Star; A Cappclla Choir; Latin (Trcas.) and Forum Clubs HOWARD COFFIN 19 Maple Street . . . mastermind of music ... a happy heart and a thoughtful soul . . . what a merry mixture! . . . German Club; Band JANE COFFIN 18 Jeanette Avenue . . . high stepper . . . spicy quietness . . . an apple for the teacher . . . it’s wonderful knowing Jane . . . Drum Majorette; A Cappclla Choir; Madrigal; French. Dramatic and Forum Clubs JANET COMEAU 12 Birch Street . . . dimples . . . scholastic success . . . office hours at the track meets . . . destined for a perfect future . . . Basketball; National Honor Society; Glee (Sec.), Bclmontian, Forum and German (Sec.) Clubs THOMAS J. CONNERS 395 Belmont Street . . . soccer boy ... a likeable guy . . . Tom Terrific . . . speaking of sports .. . Soccer; Basketball; Baseball; Golf; Latin Club HELEN CORCORAN 58 Payson Road . . . Natick’s gift to Belmont . . . spunk and spirit . . . sweetly pretty . . . enthusiastic rooter . . . Home Economics Club JAYNE CORRIGAN 36 Hawthorne Street . . . modest and sweet . . . reserved and reliable ... a welcome addition to any office ... Bookworms Club 24 DOROTHY COSTELLO 18 Mayfield Road . . . Dottic” . . . radiant red hair . . . personality plus . . . rides royally on roller skates ... Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs THOMAS COURTNEY 2 Taylor Road . . . “Tombo . . . Hey, pass that puck . . . liked by all . . . untroubled and unconcerned . . . Spirit of the Glee-some Threesome . . . Football; Ice Hockey; Baseball KATHLEEN CONVHIG 106 Dean Street . . . Kathy” . . . football fanatic . . . a sunburst of sweetness . . . eager willingness complements easy-going nature .. . Field Hockey; Senior Play; Glee, Spanish and Home Economics Clubs PATRICIA CROSBY 88 Grove Street . . . Pat” . . . whiz with a needle . . . keeps us in stitches . . . twirls up a storm . . . high stepping Colleen . .. Senior Play; Drum Majorettes; Ski. Bclmontian, Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs JANET CUGGINO 109 Shaw Road . . . fun, friendly and fashionable . . . enjoys ice skating and new clothes . . . can be found in the sophomore corridor ... Star; Home Economics, Bclmontian and Italian (See.) Clubs PHILIP CURRAN 26 Audrey Road . . .“Owl . . . always willing to help . . . when he’s around all is well . . . college calls... Baseball; Student Council; National Honor Society; German (V. Pres.) and French Clubs; Yearbook RICHARD CURRIER 57 Slade Street . . . delightsome . . . real cool beat . . . friendliness comes naturally . . . waiting for the Navy to call . . . PAUL CURTIN 247 Slade Street . . . casual and carefree . . . possessor of a dazzling disposition . . . never without his motorcycle ... a sure success ... Outdoor Track; lee Hockey; Bookworms Club 25 MICHAEL CUSHING 11 Lorimcr Road . . . “Mike . . . brown, wavy hair . . . nice to have around . . . crazy about cars ... Soccer; lee Hockey; German and Bookworms Clubs GERARD DANIELS 24 Wiley Road . . . “Gerry . . . always glad to help . . . headed for the F.B.I. ... hot sketch . . . forever behind the wheel Football; Outdoor Track; Baseball; Latin and Spanish Clubs DAVID DACEY 45 Channing Road . . . “Darce” . . . makes those drums talk . . . happy-go-lucky . . . class clown with chuckles for sale ... Football; Ice Hockey; Latin. Forum and Bookworms Clubs GEORGE W. DAHLQUIST 35 Winthrop Road . . . Smiling Bill . . . personality plus . . . keen sense of humor ... his presence is a pleasure . . . Football JANE DALTON 62 Vernon Road . . . Lots of pep . . . full of fun . . . witty and winsome . . . much mirth . . . a friendly personality . . . Yearbook; Red Cross. Home Economics. Bookworms and Belmontian Clubs RICHARD DAVIDCHICK 200 Dalton Road . . . friendly addition to B.H.S. . . . handsome and terrific . . . flying high with the Air Force blue . . . MARGARET DEARBORN 19 Clarendon Road . . . “Maggie” ... M is for music. D is for diligence . . . straightforward . . . chuckles and puns . . . Belmont Woman’s Club; A Cappclla Choir. Orchestra and Madrigal; Star 26 RONALD Dc VAUX 19 Audrey Road . . . good scout willing to lend a helping hand . . . sincere and likeable . . . straight ahead for success RODNEY De VELLIS 4 Princeton Road . . . personality of a carefree lark . . . scientifically minded sports enthusiast ... Baseball; Forum. Bookworms and Ski Clubs ROBERTA Dc MELIA 63 Trowbridge Street . . . “Roe . . . laughingly loquacious . . . excels in speech arts ... a natural comedian ... a crystal ball predicts success — Italian and Home Economics Clubs LAWRENCE DEVINE 53 Townsend Road . . . “Darby” . . . flashing grin . . . Mr. Dillon's sidekick . . . wants to travel . . . full of fun . . . Football; Indoor Track; Baseball; Glee Club FREDERICK Dc STEFANO 39 Robin Wood Road . . . Rick . . . fabulous and friendly . . . personality and then some . . . packs a lot of power ... Football; Outdoor and Indoor Track; Student Council; Bookworms and Glee Clubs GEORGE DEMERS 11 Vernon Road . . . “Buddy . . . has a sociable air about him . . . intent on studying . . . college bound ... Glee Club ROSE ANN De LUCA 31 Beech Street . . . Roc . . . cute ’n’ coy . . . supports the Coke Company . . . good things come in small packages . . . future beautician . .. Bookworms. Red Cross and Home Economics (Program Chairman) Clubs 27 STEPHEN Dc VITO 72 Hull Street . . . the projection operator of the year ... a good chef . . . aims to fly high someday ... Bookworms Club ANN MARIE EGAN 55 Kilburn Road . . . Sociable and smiling . . . cheerful representative to Girls' State . . . tea and politeness arc her job . . . N.H.S.; Girls' State; A Cappclla Choir; Glee (Treas.), Bclmontian (Pres.) and Latin Clubs AUDREY DOYLE 28 Watson Road . . . A is for amiable ... D is for delightful . . . wonderful gift of gab . • . gay nonchalance ... a sure success in public relations . . . French Club GERALDINE K. DRISCOLL 7 Chester Road . . . “Gerry’ . . . model material . . . a lovely package of fun . . . berry-brown eyes ... Student Council; Yearbook; French. Dramatic. Bclmontian and Home Economics Clubs DEANNA DUCA 12 Crcelcy Road . . . “Dide” . . . pert pixie ... unparalleled smile . . . sings sweetly A Cappclla Choir; Glee, Belmontian and Russian (Rcc. Sec.) Clubs JOSEPH EGAN 53a Dartmouth Street . . . Joe ... a friendly air . . . in the swing of things . . . memories of Pcnta's Sub Shop ... Senior Play; Star; Band; A Cappclla Choir; Glee and Russian (Pres.) Clubs HELMUT EHRENSPECK 94 Farnham Street . . . Personality pirate ... a “mad scientist” . . . perpetual smile ... a sure success in geology . . . arc you coming now? . .. Senior Play; Yearbook; German Club 28 KIP FARRIS 134 Wavcrlcy Street . . . our class' best patient . . . star with a hockey stick . . . flaming red hair ... off for the Air Corps . . . PRUDENCE FEMINO 10 Walnut Street . . . “Prudy” ... a diligent worker . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . .. Patience and Prudence . . . will be a fine secretary ... Yearbook; Dramatic, Bookworms. Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs PAMELA FEROLITO 33 Grant Avenue . . . Pam” . . . cute 'n' cheerful . . . full of fun and friendliness . . . boundless energy ... an efficient office worker ... Bookworms. Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs GLENN ELTON 55 Gordon Terrace . . . great on the gridiron . . . terrific in track . . . quiet—look again . . . a certain charm . . . nice to be with Football; Outdoor and Indoor Track; Spring Track; Italian Club JOYCE ELLES 495 Belmont Street . . . smiling and friendly hello . . . poise and personality . . . will follow in the dancing steps of Terpsichore Bclmontian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs MEREDITH ELLISON 412 Common Street . . . la amega del todo . . . always ready for a friendly chat . . . vivacious vitality . . . college, here I come Senior Play; Spanish. Dramatic, Bclmontian and Home Economics Clubs JOSEPH FANUELE 27 Francis Street . . . Joey” . . . terrifically talented . . . pushes a sharp key . . . future entertainer... FRED FERRIS 108 Rutledge Road . . . Our delightful Dr. Evans . . . memorable monologues in English ... will go far . .. Star; Spring Track; Outdoor Track; Senior Play; Latin (Augur) and Dramatic (Treas.) Clubs ELEANOR FITZPATRICK 358 Brighton Street . . . cheery cherub . . . great as Granny” . . . willing worker . . . energy and enthusiasm in all she docs . . . happiness ahead in nursing . . . Senior Play; Bclmontian and Red Cross (Pres.) Clubs SUSAN FIJUX 34 Hillside Terrace . . . Sue . . . quiet, thoughtful, and sincere . . . horses anyone? . . • knack for art . . . amiable friend . . . Star; French and Bclmontian Clubs ROGER FISHMAN 139 Dalton Road . . . Soccer is his sport . . . rags. rags, rags . . . able mathematician . . . Nationally Merited . . . Golf; Soccer; N.H.S.; Star; Band; Latin Club WILLIAM FITZGERALD 21 Pequossette Road . . . Billy” . . . another one found on the putting greens . . . quiet, calm, and cool . . . destined for success in college ... Junior Lions; German and French Clubs DAVID FLEWELLING 441 North Road. Bedford . . . unforgettable quiet manner . . . crazy about cars . . . sheet metal work is his line . . . CAROL ANN FLINT 29 Oak Street . . . stylish blond . . . smiles, smiles, smiles . . . fabulous modeling career ahead ... Senior Play; Red Cross, Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs 30 WILLIAM GALLAGHER 585 School Street . . . “Billy” . . . usually found in the drugstore . . . brilliant red hair . . . he aims for college success . . . KAREN FOX 56 Juniper Road . . . cheery newcomer . . . intelligence plus ... of National Merit fame . . . interested and interesting . . . Senior Play; Forum Club; Yearbook BEVERLEY FRIEDEL 51 Drew Road . . . “Bev” ... a charmer . . . greets all with a sunny smile .. . sports addict . . . success in store . . . Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Dramatic. Bclmontian and Home Economics Clubs ANTHONY FORZIATI 335 Trapclo Road . . . specialist in the sciences ... a zealous spirit, a helping hand and a winning smile ... the formula for success MARY FLYNN 18 Lamoinc Street . . . a twinkle of lovely blue eyes . . . enviable raven curls . . . neatly dressed . . . office work is her desire Glee. Bclmontian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs SUZANNE FORD 74 Horace Road . . . “Sue ... a whiz with a needle . . . easy going ... fun to be with . . . future lies in fashion designing Bookworms. Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs JOSEPH FOSTER 19 Larch Circle . . . Joe . . . leads like lightning . . . great mixture of fun and responsibility . . . success from the word “Go ... N.H.S. (Pres.); Spring Track; Indoor and Outdoor Track; Cross Country; French Club 31 RALPH GANICK 90 Lewis Road . . . A Beat “OfT Beat . . . excels scholastically and personality wise, too . . . versatile veterinarian . . . Student Council; National Honor Society; Orchestra and Band; Latin Club WILLIAM GEORGE 26 Alma Avenue . . . “Billy . . . genial and carefree . . . popular fellow with an eye for blonde curly tops ... an automotis'e career . .. Student Council; Star; Yearbook; Bookworms Club TERESA GIANGREGORIO 24 Loring Street . . . ‘Terry . . . gay as a gadfly . . . warm smile . . . gift of gab ... future in the I.B.M. field . . . Yearbook; Bclmontian, Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs BRENDA GIBBS 37 Harvard Road . . . Bren . . . active athlete . . . horseback riding, skiing, swimming ... an artistic dilettante ... a great future ahead . . . Senior Play; Spanish and Bclmontian Clubs FRED GII.REATH 86 Galen Street, Watertown . . . Gil . . . calm and cordial . . . unforgettable and talented ... an authentic car specialist . . . DAVID GLEASON 30 Falmouth Street . . . Gleas” ... a live wire ... the wonder with wit . . . tris casual . . . enjoys life to the fullest ... a naval career calls . . . Bookworms Club ANNE GOEPPER 39 Woods Road . . . companionable quietude . . . math whiz . . . aptitude and ambition . . . high college hopes . . . N.H.S.; A Cappclla Choir; Star: French. Glee and Bclmontian Clubs CLYDE GRANT 230 White Street . . . outstanding red head . . . easy going and serene ... a pal forever . . . amusing and amiable . . . college calls .. . Junior Lions; Bookworms and Ski Clubs 32 PRISCILLA GRANT 60 Oxford Avenue . . . “Pat . . . friendly, frolicsome and fun . . . magnetic personality . . . our future “Nurse of the Year” . . . Yearbook; Home Economics, Spanish and Belmontian Clubs SALLY JANE GRANT 18 Prince Street . . . “Red . . . verbose, vibrant, vivacious . . . enjoys skating, singing, swinging ... a reliable asset to any library . . . future hairdresser . . . A Cappella Choir. Glee Club ADELE GREEN 18 Lodge Road . . . “A” is for affable . . . “G” is for gay green eyes . . . business career beckons... Home Economics and Red Cross Clubs DIANE GRIFFIN 35 Horne Road . . . unforgettable summers in Scituatc . . . college weekends . . . class sunbeam . . . never without a joke . . . Yearbook; Home Economics, Red Cross, Bookworms, Belmontian and Spanish (See.) Clubs EDWARD GROSS 72 Watson Road . . . “Ted” . . . good guy . . . sincere and studious . . . headed for the heights ... Soccer; Golf; Band; National Honor Society (Treas.); Star JOHN GUTHRIE 340 Cross Street . . . tall ’n’ terrific . . . friendly relaxed manner . . . flashing hoopster ... college calls ... Junior Lions; Baseball; Soccer; Basketball; Ski and Bookworms Clubs ROBERT HANF 17 Springfield Street . . . Bob” . . . musical marvel . . . scholastic success . . . tactful and reliable ... an Ivy College ahead Boys State; Junior Rotarians; N.H.S.; Star; Band; Latin Club MAUREEN HANLON 43 Hastings Road . . . warm ’n’ loyal friend . . . palms, her specialty . . . smiling and stunning blonde ... a future teacher . . . Senior Play; Yearbook; Red Cross; Belmontian and Dramatic Clubs 33 MARGARET HARRISON 4 Dunbarton Road . . . “Marge ... a real eyecatchcr . . . sugan ’n' spice ... as intelligent as she is charming ... N.H.S.; Belmont Woman's Club; Yearbook; Star; Bclmontian and Forum Clubs MARITZA HEALER 59 Winter Street . . . “Mitzi” . . . sparkling red hair . . . a boon companion . . . mathematics is her line .. . “baubles, bangles, and beads” ... Star; Home Economics Club SUSAN HEASUP 48 Old Middlesex Avenue . . . “Sue . . . radiant auburn curls . . . lively blue eyes . . . avid hockey fan . . . synonym for pep. poise, and popularity — Field Hockey: Senior Play; Student Council; Home Economics. Bookworms and Bclmontian Clubs KRISTEL HEINEMAN 94 Lakeview Avenue. Cambridge . . . “Kris . . . peals of merry laughter .. . distinct personality, versatility. and individualism . . . sincere and scintillating ... Basketball; Star: French. Dramatic and Bclmontian Clubs ROBERT A. HEINTZ 107 Cushing Avenue . . . Bob . . . Brigham's top sundae maker . . . intelligent and indispensable .. . N.H.S.; Yearbook; Soccer; Student Council; French Club JOSEPH HENEBURY 22 Waverly Terrace . . . “Joe” . . . always ready with the answer . . . cheerful and friendly . . . ambition will carry him far . . . what a driver!... Baseball; German and Latin Clubs CAROL ANN HODDER 294 Orchard Street . . . Duxbury Deb . . . blond, of course ... an enviable disposition . . . a Diana on the athletic field . . . Basketball; Softball; Home Economics. Bclmontian and German Clubs 34 k ANN HOLLAND 23 Sherman Street . . . humorous and easy going . . . that collegiate look . . . always a good word . . . future secretary of the year Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs MM MARY HUNTER 51 Unity Avenue . . . a cute little blond . . . friendly, fun, and flirtatious ... a turntable talks . . . typing in the future . . . Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs; Library Assistant ELLEN ISENSTEIN 26 Plymouth Avenue . . . Ellic . . . absolutely adorable . . . a love for laughs . . . ambition: to be able to see over a steering wheel N.H.S.; Yearbook; Star; Glee, Dramatic and Forum Clubs MARY ANN HUTTON 53 Frost Road . . . Belmont beauty . . . personality plus ... L is for lovely, lively, and loquacious ... a cap will be her crown ... Yearbook; Cheerleader (Co-Capt.); A Cappclla Choir; Glee, Spanish and Bclmontian Clubs I CATHERINE IWASAWA 85 Partridge Lane . . . an intriguing Oriental Charmer . . . an aura of cheerful eagerness . . . Miss Mathematics . . . N.H.S.; Bclmontian. French and Latin Clubs CHARLOTTE JACKSON 37 Oliver Road . . . “Chari” . . . pretty and poised . . . humor, by all means . . . Kay Potassium . . . treasure of friendship Senior Play; Belmont Woman's Club; A Cappclla Choir; Glee. Bclmontian and Spanish Clubs 35 ANDREA JAFFERIAN 43 Bartlett Avenue . . . “Andy” . . . happiness and humor . . . popsiclcs and Armenian dances . . . friendly . . . fun . . . success . . . Yearbook; Home Economics, Red Cross, Bclmontian and Dramatic Clubs RICHARD JENSEN 733 Belmont Street . . . Our Music Man . . . with the magnificent grin . . . ready, willing, and able . . . that “cadet look . . . Cross Country; Spring Track; Indoor Track (Manager); Band; Madrigal, A Cappclla Choir (Pres.) JOHN JOHNSON 122 Watson Road . . . “Beau . . . fabulous fun at a party . . . ready and rarin’ to go . . . skiing and football enthusiast . . . But what happened to the famous J. J. Volkswagen? ... Outdoor and Indoor Track; Spring Track; Basketball; Football; Ski Club RICHARD JOHNSON 105 Oliver Road . . . Ricky ... a live-wire in the bowling alleys ... a pleasing smile to match his personality . . . Outdoor Track; Cross Country; A Cappclla Choir; Glee, Bookworms and Spanish (V. Pres.) Clubs GALE JOYCE 16 Waterhouse Road . . . small, sweet, serious . . . bobbing pony tail . . . sparkling smile ... a future secretary ... Home Economics Club NORMAN KADEHJIAN 740 Concord Turnpike . . . Norm . . . captivating smile . . . always on the go . . . unbeatable buddy . . . “cin bchaglichcr Bursch” Soccer; German and Bookworms Clubs JUDITH KARLSON 15 Anis Road . . . “Judi” . . . indeed a friend . . . crowned in golden glory . . . sports enthusiast . . . any news? . . . great reporter for the Citizen . . . N.H.S.; Belmont Woman’s Club; Tennis; A Cappclla Choir; Bclmontian and French Clubs EDWARD M. KATZ 5 Oliver Road . . . Kitten” . . . drives a cool convertible . . . competent with a camera .. . an “Angry Young Man . . . ROBERT KAUFMAN 191 Common Street . . . “Bob . . . fabulous friend . . . Lexington's loss. Belmont's boost . . . animated and amiable . . . Soccer; Tennis; Ski and German (Treas.) Clubs ROBERT KEARNEY 94 Galen Street . . . Bob . . . dashing and debonair . . . hearty and lively ... in the swing of things . . . DANIEL KELLEY 118 White Street . . . Danny” . . . girls, girls, girls . . . athletically inclined and interested . . . plans to draw his own future ... Football; Cross Country; Outdoor and Indoor Track; Bookworms and Spanish Clubs GORDON KIEFER 16 Troy Road . . . noted actor . . . reliable and diligent ... all aboard for a happy future ... Senior Play; A Cappclla Choir; Glee and Dramatic Clubs JOHN KIMBERLEY 95 Bartlett Avenue . . . Kim” . . . good-looking and friendly . . . indubitably a great sport . . . set to soar in the wild blue yonder... CHARLES KELLER 24 Clover Street . . . Charlie . . . plays a cool piano . . . originator of “Fine . . . wow. look at that car . . . marvelous mathematician ... German Club SUSAN KNUEPFER 24 Richardson Road . . . lovely music from a lovely girl . . . seldom hurried . . . utters only words of kindness ... A Cappclla Choir; Glee, Belmontian and German Clubs 37 FREDERICK KOBS 164 Beech Street . . . swimming and skating are his pastimes . . . friendliness and competence ... Soccer; German Club KARNEG KOUYOMJIAN 259 Washington Street . . . Genial Karn” ... the quiet man . . . business or surveying . . . German Club MARY JANE KOERNER 28 Randolph Road . . . Janie . . . bubbling over with personality . . . sweetness and help in the Senior Play . . . life is just a bowl of cherries ... Senior Play; Star; Dramatic, Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs JOHN KOLLIAS 133 Elm Street . . . “Jackie . . . class jokestcr . . . goalie on the go . . . sensational Frinkman . . . that Ivy League Look Student Council (See.); Glee and Bookworms Clubs; Football; lee Hockey; Baseball HENRY KOOPMANS 81 Kilburn Road . . . great guy . . . terrific addition to B.H.S. . . . science enthusiast . . . skillful shutterbug . . . exceptional ability ... Tennis; Science and Forum (V. Pres.) Clubs JOSEPH KOZLOWSKI 88 Dean Street . . . “Joe ... an explanation for everything . . . always in a rush . . . a lively manner . . . fills future with more study .. . PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE (For photo—see p. 14) FREDERICK MICHAEL LABANARA 79 Fairview Avenue . . . Freddie . . . labs . . . dark and debonair . . . sincere and serious minded . . . good outlook on life . . . easy-going, but not in his hot Chevy Italian Club 38 JOANNE LEONE 33 Harding Avenue . . . easy-going gal . . . crowned in auburn curls . . . wonder worker . . . teacher ahead .. . Star; Glee, Bclmontian, Forum, Latin and Spanish Clubs MARILYN LAMAR 452 Pleasant Street . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . pleasant sweetness . . . flying skis and flashing blades ... a winning personality insures her success . . . Latin, Dramatic, Bclmontian, and Ski Club PAUL LARKIN 67 Chilton Street . . . another sparkin’ Larkin . . . unsurpassed Wennerman . . . tops the best ... a joke for every occasion .. . P. A. Ragster . . . Basketball (Capt.); Baseball (Capt.); Junior Rotarians; Yearbook; Bookworms and French Clubs JOHN LEE 45 Gordon Terrace . . . sports lover . . . ein treuherzig freund . . . fun-loving always . . . will fulfill all his ambitions . . . German Club JUNE M. LALLY 19 Drew Road . . . “Junic . . . usually seen riding in a red Ford . . . fun to be with . . . buzz conversationalist . . . success in store ... Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs KAREN LALLY 8 Wilson Avenue . . . slender, bright-eyed miss ... enjoys a good book . . . always cool, calm, and collected . . . piquant personality .. . Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs BARBARA LAMBROS 104 Lewis Road . . . whiz in math . . . imitations arc inimitable . . . merry maker . . . B.L.’s for barrels of laughs . . . Softball; Ski, Home Economics, Latin. Spanish and Bookworms Clubs ANTHONY LERRO 12 Clyde Street . . . ’Tony . . . take me out to the ball game . . . best statistics quoter in town . . . loads of fun with everyone . .. Cross Country; Indoor Track; Baseball; Italian Club PATTI LIBERMAN 49 Munroe Street . . . more bounce to the ounce . . . indispensable asset to our class . . . Terpsichorcan talents . . . Yearbook; Glee. Photography. Dramatic and French Clubs JANET E. LONG 177 White Street . . . “Jan” . . . sweet, sincere, and sunny . . . quietly companionable . . . a demon at the typewriter . . . future medical secretary ... Yearbook (Typing Staff); Home Economics, Bookworms and Bclmontian Clubs DONNA LORENTZEN 10 Shean Road . . . sweet and sincere . . . belle of the books . . . quiet charm . . . humanity calls .. . Bookworms and Latin Clubs JOHN LUND 107 Elm Street ... All American . . . flashing smile and dark brown eyes . . . easy-going . . . has a charm with females . . . college ahead ... Junior Lions; Football; Indoor Track; Spring Track; Glee and Bookworms Clubs JANET LYNCH 18 Louise Road . . . a contagious laugh . . . blushing beauty . . . neatness plus ... a soft Hi” for everyone . . . U. S. A. F. . . . Glee, Home Economics. Bookworms. Bclmontian. Spanish and Latin Clubs PATRICIA MacDONALD 34 Grant Avenue . . . Pat” ... a Canadian import . . . peppy, pretty, popular . . . sunny disposition . . . dependability personified Yearbook (Typing Staff); Home Economics. Bookworms and Bclmontian Clubs THELMA MacLEOD 76 Fairvicw Avenue . . . pretty and smartly dressed . . . outstanding on a basketball court ... a heart of gold . . . teachers college ahead ... Basketball; Home Economics. Spanish and Bclmontian Clubs 40 WILLIAM MADDEN 346 Common Street . . . “Billy ... a sincere guy . . . tennis anyone? . . . Fred Astaire, watch out! . . . friendliness unlimited . . . sensational songster . . . Tennis; Band; Orchestra; Madrigal and A Cappella Choir; Ski Club LAWRENCE MAGGIO 4 Dalton Road . . . “Larry” . . . dazzling smile . . . pronunciador fabuloso . . . rare type of friendship . . . counts on college Spanish Club LINDA MAGRI 278 Gray Street. Arlington A quiet thoughtfulness behind her smile ... oh! those cars . .•. “L” is for likeable . . . Senior Play; Bookworms. Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs PATRICIA MAGUIRE 20 Woodland Street . . . “Pat” . . . amiable aid at Mt. Auburn . . . adept in domestic arts . . . business beckons . . . Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs ANDREW MAHON 35 Baker Street . . . “Andy” . . . studious and conscientious . . . hard worker . . . airplane models . . . explorations in the air... Spring Track; Student Council; German and Science Photography (Sec.-Trcas.) Clubs MAUREEN MAHONEY 40 Godcn Street . . . our blushing colleen with a smile and friendly “hi . . . eager to help . . . our official “Hcrald”-cr ... a sweet nurse, no doubt . . . Yearbook; Dramatic, Bclmontian (Treas.). Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs TALIA MALAGA 228 Common Street . . . Peruvian Prize . . . amiable addition to B.H.S. . . . whiz on water skis . . . short 'n sweet . . . will fill the role of the perfect secretary . . . JOSEPH MALETTA 11 Jason Road . . . “Joe” . . . football team's handy man . . . future athletic trainer . . . J.M. means jolly mischief maker . . . Football; Ice Hockey; Baseball 41 JOSEPH MANGANO 38 Lawndale Street . . . Joe” . . . Latin good looks . . . found on the links . . . quiet but comical . . . Mr. Mathematician . . . Golf; Spring Track; N.H.S.; German, French and Science Photography Clubs ROBERT MANNING . . . “Bo ... an easy conversationalist .. . knows everyone and vice-versa . . . office hours at Brigham’s . . . DIANE MARINEAU 52 Dartmouth Street . . . a disarming quietness in her manner . . . climbing the rainbow ladder . . . a true friend . . . nimble with the thimble . . . Yearbook; Home Economics Club WILLIAM MARINO 84 Stony Brook Road . . . Bill” . . . winning baskctccr . . . delightfully debonair . . . schooling still beckons ... Football; Basketball; Baseball; Bookworms and Spanish Clubs DAVID MARTIN 14 Winslow Road . . . terrific trackman . . . easy manner .. . basketball bouncer . . . whiz at Math . . . Latin Club; N.H.S.; Junior Rotarians; Cross Country; Baseball; Basketball FRANK MAVILIA 72 Beech Street . . . “Frankie ... hot rod sentiments . . . a ready smile . . . his pastime is popularity .. . douglas McArthur 600 Trapclo Road . . . the name's the same . . . fun to have around . . . talk much? . . . will do well ... Baseball 42 CHRISTOPHER McAULIFFE 17 Oliver Road . . . “Chris . . . unforgettable green pants on March 17 . . . talented trackman and valiant veterinarian . . . Hand; Star; Cross Country; Outdoor and Indoor Track; Spring Track robf.rt McCarthy .. . Senator . . . enjoys a good wrestling match . . . troubles do not worry this man . . . headed for the White House . . . Star; Bookworms Club RICHARD McCORMICK 36 Channing Road . . . Mac . . . Jay’s right-hand man . . . riotous rags . . . looks ahead to the rigors of professional baseball . . . Basketball; Baseball; Cross Country; Glee and Bookworms Clubs LINDA McCASHION 21 Francis Street . . . gentian-eyed beauty . . . starred with unbelievable lashes . . . chic and charming . . . infectious laugh . . . Belmont’s loss is Connecticut’s gain Senior Play; Yearbook; Field Hockey; Home Economics. Bookworms and Bclmontian Clubs J,' I I PAULA McCRENSKY 8 Woodfall Road . . . pretty and polite . . . those fabulous summers ... a lilting smile . . . ability plus sincerity equals greatness N.H.S. (V. Pres.); Orchestra; Glee. Ski. Forum (See.) and Bclmontian Clubs JEANNE McCUNE 17 Thomas Street . . Jcanic . . . short-hair and warm smile . . . talkative terror . . . tries hard and always succeeds . . . hopes to receive a white cap . . . Yearbook; Home Economics and Spanish Clubs JOHN MeGIRR 17 Adams Street . . . “Jay” . . . essence of quiescence . . . handsome asset to our class . . . oh! those summers in Brewster! . . . Football; Outdoor Track 43 PATRICIA McKEON 11 Loring Street . . . Pat ... of the slow contagious smile and willing ways ... a perfect secretary of the future . . . tennis anyone?.. . Bclmontian, Bookworms, Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs ARTHUR McPHAIL 65 Alcott Street, Watertown . . . “Moon” . . . cheerful “hi” for everyone . . . cordial and sincere . . • successful future ahead . . . john McKinnon 76 Winter Street . . . “Mack” . . . skin-diving and sketching are his favorite pastimes . . . an amiable personality . . . MARY E. McLUCAS 29 Broad Street . . . frolicsome and friendly . . . terrific typist ... M is for merry maker ... able seamstress ... Senior Play; Glee, Bookworms, Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs PAUL McMACKIN 16 Horne Road . . . powerful pigskin player . . . husky and hardy . . . sportsman of the month ... Football: Spring Track; Latin Club GERALD MeSWEENEY 51 Simmons Avenue • . . Gerry . . . cheerful and clever • • • gay and gregarious . . . Soccer NICHOLAS MENELIK 255 Beech Street . . . “Nickic . . . forever giving a line . . . girls, girls, girls . . . colorful and loquacious .. . Star 44 DONALD MEROTH 8 Chestnut Street . . . Donny” . . . boy about town . . . friendly nature enhanced by wit and zeal . . . crystal ball predicts a future in physical education . . . Baseball; Basketball; Soccer; Bookworms Club JOANNA MICCI 35 Marlboro Street . . . “Jo . . . active both in and out of school ... a friend to all . . . the art of the coiffure is in her future Yearbook; Bclmontian, Bookworms. Red Cross (V. Pres.) and Home Economics (Pres.) Clubs ANDREW MILLER 142 Slade Street . . . “Andy” . . . flaming red hair . . . Mr. Friendly . . . lucky possessor of a merry manner... Spanish Club (Pres.) JOHN E. MILLER. JR. 60 Townsend Road . . . willing to take the platform . . . broad shouldered . . . bound for a Navy career . . . Baseball WILLIAM MILLETT 753 Belmont Street . . . Milly” . . . gay hot wire . . . known for his haircut . . . departs for a Navy career . . . Star; Bookworms Club DIANA MICK 300 Lake Street . . . Dinny . . . her eyes smile when she smiles ... wit plus wisdom . . . future in nursing ... N.H.S.; Senior Play; Glee. Spanish. Dramatic and Bclmontian Clubs DAVID I. MILLSTEIN 92 Cross Street . . . Dave” . . . reaching for the stars . . . avid science bug . . . Soccer; German, French and Science Photography (V. Pres.) Clubs 45 ■ GUDRUN MOHR 37 Oakley Road . . . “Gudu . . . Germany’s generous gift to B.H.S. . . . enthusiasm abounding . . . friendliness plus bright spirit ... petite pixie ... German, Bclmontian and Home Economics Clubs HOWARD MORGAN 130 Oakley Road . . . canine capers . . . drags in his cool car . . . business ahead . . . Soccer; Baseball JOSEPH MONAHAN 35 Swan Road. Winchester . . . Joe” . . . powerful politician . . . great at golf and hearty in hockey ... a sure success ... Student Council; Cross Country; lee Hockey; Baseball; Spanish Club RICHARD MONAHAN 13 Morse Street, Watertown . . . Dick . . . ear-minded curly-head . . . friendly and casual . . . bound for success ... JEANNE MONTAGUE 44 Brookside Avenue . . . real American live-wire . . . terror of the tennis court . . . gift of gab . . . undaunted spirit . . . N.H.S.; Yearbook; Tennis; Star; Glee and Forum Clubs RICHARD MORGAN 8 Albemarle Road, Waltham . . . Butch ... a hot spook . . . witty and wonderful . . . never a dull moment ... Senior Play; Star ROBERT MORRILL 499 Belmont Street . . . Morrillic . . . carefree and bright . . . energetic engineer . . . Baseball; Indoor Track; Soccer; French Club 46 RODNEY MOSS 41 Lewis Road . . . mentor in the world of music . . . most happy fella . . . naturally nice .. . Baseball; Band; Dramatic and Science Photography Clubs ROBERT MURRAY 33 Woods Road . . . Bob” . . . happy hoopstcr wonderfully witty . . . talented letc ... Spring Track: Basketball ELLEN NAZZARO 34 Cottage Street . . . school spirit galore . . . ready and willing to lend a hand . . . sincere and thoughtful ... a pixie made of sugar and spice ... Bclmontian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs DOROTHY MUNGOVAN 24 Long Avenue . . . Dottic . . . forever smiling and winning friends . . . carries on the family tradition of beauties . . . headed for a secretarial career. . . . Bookworms. Red Cross (See.) Home Economics (Scc.-Trcas.) and Ski Clubs JOHN MURPHY 66 Mill Street . . . friendly fella . . . will write his future . . . magnifico . . . Baseball; Yearbook; Bookworms and Spanish Clubs ath- PR1SCILLA NEILL 22 Ericsson Street . . . Pris . . . charming clothes collection . . . contagious laughter . . . poised pixie . . . Oh. teacher!” . . . STEVEN J. NELSON 43 Hillside Terrace . . . Steve . . . tops in science . . . funsomc and oh that color guard . . . Star; Band; Soccer; Science and German Clubs 47 SUSAN NELSON 80 Rutledge Road . . . “Sue . . . blonde haired, blue eyed beauty . . . closets of clothes . . . serene and sweet . . . N.H.S.; A Cappclla Choir (Librarian); Bclmontian (V. Pres.), Dramatic. French and German Clubs WILLIAM NEWCOMBE 30 Howells Road . . . Bill . . . friendliness plus . . . pleasing looks . . . epitome of politeness . .. Golf; Baseball; Basketball; Indoor Track; Cross Country; Ski Club PATRICIA NOONE 45 Common Street . . . “Penny” . . . our unforgettable Aunt Demetria . . . outstanding personality . . . frolicsome fun . . . public relations is her field . .. Senior Play; Star; Glee. Home Economics. Bookworms and Dramatic Clubs PAMELA F. NORDBLOM 988 Memorial Drive. Cambridge . . . “Pam” . . . Cambridge commuter . . . stylish and sophisticated . . . P is for pretty—N is for neat and “Nordy” . . . Student Council; Ski. Home Economics. Bookworms. Bclmontian and Spanish Clubs NANCY NORRIS 195 Marsh Street . . . pretty as well as witty . . . lovely sapphire blue eyes . . . loves winnic” . . . a sincere friend . . . A Cappclla Choir; Glee. Spanish and Bclmontian Clubs CAROLE NYBERG 112 Winter Street • • • gay gremlin ... a friend always . . . one of the spirited seven ... a winning Oscar .. . Star; Bclmontian and Spanish Clubs DAVID OBIN 73 Spring Street, Watertown . . . Obic ... an engaging smile . . . popular humorist . . . personality par excellence ... 48 KEVIN J. O BRIEN 295 Wavcrlcy Streci . . . our national hero . . . unbeatable yet unassuming . . . friendly, frank, and fun . . . success ahead . . . N.H.S.; Junior Rotarians; Boys State: Outdoor Track (Capt.); Indoor Track (Capt); Forum and German Clubs ROBERT O BRIEN 12 Brett wood Road . . . Bob . . . merry man about town . . . cool and collected . . . tall and 'tracktivc . . . Indoor Track: Ski Club TERRENCE O’CONNELL 100 Clifton Street . . . ‘‘Terry’’ . . . sometimes quiet . . . good-natured and friendly ... “I have a question' . . . manifolds and carburetors . . . found in a 53 Mere. Football; Baseball CHARLOTTE O’CONNOR 57 Flctt Road . . . Char ... the terrific twirlcr with the amazing eye lashes . . . elementary teaching is her goal . . . affable and attractive . . . Drum Majorette; Home Economics. Bookworms. Spanish and Belmontian Clubs MARIANNE T. OHARA 39 Winn Street . . . Mimi . . . sweet and sunny spirit . . . always smiling . . . wants to be a pedagogue ... Dramatic, Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs 49 ALDRYTH OCKF.NGA 100 Clairemont Road . . . Aldy . . . superb student . . . serene and sincere ... a skillful skiicr . . . attractive and ambitious . . . N.H.S.; Belmont Woman’s Club; Glee, Belmontian (See), French (Treas.) and German Clubs CYNTHIA OHLIN 202 Goden Street . . . “Cindy . . . willowy blonde . . . hamburg honey . . . tall and terrific . . . “Miss America” type . . . Star; Yearbook; A Cappclla Choir; Glee and Latin Clubs DANIF.L T. O’MEARA 4 Pearl Street . . . import from B. C. High . . . wish we had had a chance to know him better ... JOAN O’NEILL 15 York Road . . . short and sweet with a charming smile . . . offers consoling advice . . . practical and domestic . . . stenography her aim . . . Home Economics Club RICHARD ORTON 4 Broad Street . . . Dickie . . . steady and dependable . . . astute . . . effervescent . . . athletic ... Indoor Track; Baseball; Soccer (Capt.); Junior Lions; Science Photography Club CONCETTA OTERI 65 Grant Avenue . . . Connie . . . charming swimmer and skater ... oh, that wild horseback riding . . . will excel in secretarial work . . . Italian. Belmontian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs ALICE OTOOLE 85 Concord Avenue . . . Pinky” ... a lustrous red head . . . an adroit seamstress . . . great sense of humor . . . secretarial work calls her ... Home Economics and Red Cross Clubs GEORGE PACKARD 216 Tobey Road . . . long, lean, likable . . . can be found in the Center library ... an unforgettable member of our class . . . Bookworms and Dramatic Clubs ARNOLD PARSEGHIAN 90 Douglas Road . . . Arnic . . . curly hair . . . capable captain . . . match-maker . . . affable and amiable . . . Football; Spring Track; Student Council; Band; Junior Rotarians JOYCE PASCOE 110 Claflin Street . . . ambitious scholar . . . good scout . . . poctc par excellence . . . petallike delicacy .. . N.H.S.; Latin. Forum and Belmontian Clubs 50 MARY ANN PELLEGRINO 12 Frederick Street . . . smart, sociable, sunny ... enjoys sewing ... a friendly hi to all Home Economics Club DONALD PETERSON 29 Longmeadow Road . . . Don” . . . say it with flowers . . . Wisconsin wit who is a wonder with words .. . CAROL PHELPS 13 Shcan Road . . . warm and loyal friend ... a willing worker . . . heading for a luminous future as a lovely legal secretary Bclmontian Club ROBERT E. PICTHALL 701 Pleasant Street . . . scientific eager beaver . . . most merry heart . . . most able hand . . . a rare combination ... Science Photography Club PETER PIETZ 90 Fletcher Road . . . Pete . . . fearless Frinkman . . . aptitude and ambition . . . college is in his future . . . Football: Basketball; Baseball BRIAN PINSLEY 19 Dunbarton Road . . . terrific trackster . . . congenial disposition . . . liked by all . . . Star: Junior Rotarians; Cross Country; Outdoor and Indoor Track; Fcrnch Club JOSEPH POLITANO 45 Chestnut Street . . . our man Joe . . . dark-haired muscle man . . . casual and handsome . . . Star PATRICIA POWERS 8 Worcester Street . . . Patti . . . P for pretty and popular . . . blissful blonde . . . “1 don't get it! ... Yearbook; Softball; Home Economics, Bookworms and Bclmontian Clubs 51 ✓ , MARY JANE PRIEST 33 Walnut Street . . . “Janie . . . friendliness accentuated by school spirit ... a fashion plate . . . heading for IBM training Star; Red Cross. Bookworms and Home Economics (V. Pres.) Clubs FRANCIS PROUT 18 Davis Street . . . “Frank . . . friendly personality . . . oh, those blue eyes . . . determination insures success ... N.H.S.; Soccer; Outdoor and Indoor Track; Science Photography Club RALPH PUPA 121 Belmont Street . . . zonk . . . sensational scientist . . . a tornado with the technology twist ... the gay blade . . . Baseball; Basketball JOYCE PUTNAM 63 Alexander Avenue . . . gay times, busy times . . . versatility and vitality . . . never forget the M arvclous jump . .. Cheerleaders (Co-Capt.); N.H.S.; Belmont Woman’s Club; A Cappclla Choir; Forum (Pres.) and Latin Clubs ROBERT QUINTON 4 Walnut Street . . . casual and carefree . . . this cook will never spoil the stew . . . chuckles galore ... Bookworms Club DAVID REID 628 Pleasant Street . . . “Dave . . . Student Council proudly presents ... off and running ... capable leader ... Student Council (Pres.); Cross Country; Outdoor and Indoor Track; Latin Club JOAN REISCHAUF.R 3 Long Avenue . . . “Joni . . . conscientious elf . . . definitely dependable and daintily diminutive . . . “Starry” eyed marvel N.H.S.; Star; Glee, French. Forum and Bclmontian Clubs 52 BETSY REYNOLDS 176 Watson Road . . . “Good rag. kids” . . . never a dull moment . . . ever changing hair dos . . . interested in basketball? . . . Softball; Yearbook; Home Economics, Bookworms. Bclmontian and Latin Clubs BRYAN RICHARDSON 519 Pleasant Street . . . Newton new comer . . . lively, likeable sportsman . . . happiness is his trademark ... Ski Club GAIL RICHARDSON 272 Channing Road . . . maiden with the titian curls . . . sweetness and serenity . . . teaching is her ambition ... the smiles of friendly happiness arc the best . . . Bclmontian and Spanish Clubs FRANK RIZZO 72 Vernon Road . . . a likeable guy . . . seen in and under cars . . . What's Maine have that we don’t? . . . will go far . . . PATRICIA ROBERTS 48 Wiley Road . . . “Pat . . . poised, patient, and pleasing . . . sparkling brunette . . . an air of glowing gladness . . . beauty marks tell the truth . .. Bclmontian and Spanish Clubs SCOTT ROBERTSON 126 Alexander Avenue . . . jack of many trades, master of all . . . neat dresser . . . il aime les femmes . . . outstanding on the dance floor . .. Football; lee Hockey; Bookworms and Spanish Clubs MARK ROGERS 35 Orchard Street . . . il parlc fran ais . . . great traveler . . . skilled skiicr . . . we’re glad he’s in our class ... Senior Play; Ski and Glee Clubs; A Cappclla Choir and Madrigal 53 GEORGE ROLLINS 514 School Street . . . Rollo . . . fabulous flat top . . . “fine . . . future research scientist Band; Yearbook; Indoor Track; Forum and German Clubs ELIZABETH ROONEY 242 Payson Road . . . Beth” . . . terrific twin . . . sweet ’n’ sincere . . . pert, pretty, popular . . . everyone’s favorite future nurse Field Hockey (Co-Capt.); Senior Play; Glee, Home Economics, Bookworms and Belmontian Clubs RICHARD ROONEY 242 Payson Road . . . Dickie . . . flashing blades . . . terrific personality ... a humorous. hardy hustler . . . college career ahead ... Spring Track; lee Hockey; Student Council; Spanish and Bookworms Clubs JOHN ROSEN BERGER 67 Goden Street . . . Newa” ... an apple a day keeps the doctor away . . . excels in hunting and fishing . .. Spring Track LOIS ROSENTHAL 40 Lantern Road . . . fun-loving and friendly . . . coffee shops and camping out . . . Sinatra and bongos ... a dependable helper Senior Play; Yearbook; Science Photography, German. Spanish and Belmontian Clubs WILLIAM RUDMAN 30 Rutledge Road . . . “Bill . . . colorful character . . . Latin scholar . . . avid supporter of school activities . . . college calls Football; Outdoor Track; N.H.S.; Star; Latin and French Clubs ROBERTA RUNDLETT 18 Trapelo Road . . . Bobby . . . friendliness is her middle name . . . pretty blonde hair . . . Dance, Dance. Dance ... a future in modeling ... Yearbook; Home Economics. Bookworms and Belmontian Clubs 54 CHARLES SAGE 54 Louise Road . . . Dad's right-hand man . . . have book, will read ... the smiles have it Spanish and Bookworms Clubs BEVERLY SAHAGEN 59 Tobey Road . . . “Bev . . . Jackson, ho! . . . Howie's little helper . . . scintillating sagacity . . . poised impishness . . . N.H.S.; Belmont Woman’s Club; A Cappclla Choir (Sec.); Bclmontian Club LINDA SALVATI 28 Lincoln Street . . . Latin type beauty . . . exquisite dresser . . . neat and sparkling . . . bounce with a capital B” . . . Cheerleader; Yearbook; Home Economics. Bclmontian. Latin and Italian (V. Pres.) Clubs GREGORY SAMARJIAN 44 Wiley Road . . . man with the beat . . . has what it takes ... a smooth fellow headed for success ... MARY ANN SAMMART1NO 61 Chester Road . . . scintillating sweetness . . . dark eyed beauty . . . extra special . . . excellent student ... Senior Play; N.H.S.; Belmont Woman’s Club; Yearbook; Glee. Bclmontian and Italian Clubs 55 GILBERT SAKAKEENY 17 Stults Road . . . “Gil . . . Howdy Mr. Dillan . . . flashing grin . . . “Is that right ... sincere to all ... Student Council; Football; Indoor Track; Bookworms Club JOSEPH SANTAMARIA 43 Walnut Street . . . “Gramps” . . . thespian talents . . . world's fastest talker . . . wordy wonder with wit... Senior Play; Football; Yearbook; Star; Dramatic Club RONALD SANTURJIAN 47 Homer Road . . . collector of antique guns . . . Cape-Cod vacations . . . versatile talent .. . Senior Play; Glee, Dramatic and Latin Clubs MARY SCANNELL 104 Waverley Street . . . sweet ’n’ ladylike . . . gift of gab . . . blushing her specialty . . . she'll make the perfect secretary . . . Senior Play; Forum. Bclmontian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs CHARLES SCHULTZ 62 Creely Road . . . future law and order man ... a winning smile . . . possessor of a willing way ... THERESF. SCIMONE 33 Clyde Street . . . tiny, talkative, terrific . . . never misses a football game ... a smiling “hi” to everyone ... Senior Play; Home Economics, Bookworms. Bclmontian. Latin and Italian Clubs MALCOLM SELVER 321 Cross Street . . . “Skip . . . enjoys coaching basketball . . . serious worker . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Football; Indoor Track; Basketball; Baseball ELAINE SERGI 63 Hull Street . . . dark hair and dark eyes . . . quiet and sweet ... a fine secretary to be . . . deb of the doughnuts . . . Home Economics and Bookworms Clubs JOHN SHANAHAN 63 Sycamore Street .. . nonchalant jokester with a twinkle in his eye . . . sincerity plus . . . 56 JOSEPH SHEEHY 54 Newton Street . . . Joe” . . . creditable basketball manager . . . devoted to Oakley . . . knows his own mind . . . innocent knack for mischief ... Basketball; Golf MARY ELIZABETH SHEEHY 50 Fairvicw Avenue . . . Moz” . . . our genuine Irish Colleen . . . avid jazz enthusiast . . . light-hearted and lovely . . . Senior Play; Student Council; Yearbook; Belmontian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs CAROL ANN SHERMAN . . . “Kitty” . . . swingin' ponytail . . . “fivc-foot-two. eyes of blue” . . . cute as a button . . . knows what she wants ... Senior Play; Yearbook; Glee. Bookworms. Belmontian and Home Economics Clubs SUSAN SHORTER 72 Godcn Street . . . “Sue” . . . forever friendly . . . good cheer . . . vivacity personified . . . “S stands for sunny spirit . . . Glee, Belmontian and Latin Clubs RUTH SHURROCKS 24 Prospect Street . . . lovely smile . . . sincere personality . . . friend to all ■ . . angel's voice . . . college bound . . . Yearbook; Glee and German Clubs PHILLIP SILVERIO 19 Hardy Avenue. Watertown • • • gay, eager beaver . . . sparks fly when this electrical wizard appears WALLACE SKILLING 18 Brooksidc Avenue . . . “Wally” . . . Mr. Music Maker . . . talented ... wit and wisdom . . . Senior Play shenanigans . . . Senior Play; Junior Lions; Boys’ State; Band; A Cappclla Choir; Glee (Pres.) Club I I 57 ANN B. SMITH 23 Foster Road . . . mmm—that voice! . . . delightfully dry sense of humor ... incomparable individualist . . . Student Council; Glee, Ski and Bel-montian Clubs; A Cappella Choir and Madrigal ELIZABETH SMITH 18 Stanley Road . . . Betty . . . her friendliness and frolics arc fantastic ... a dabbler in the Arts ... a busy bee . . . N.H.S.; Yearbook: Glee. Russian. Bclmontian and German Clubs STEPHEN SMITH 57 Statlcr Road . . . Steve” . . . comcdicn la king . . . twister of discs . . . ambition is to sail the seven seas ... Senior Play; Glee and Dramatic Clubs JOHN SPANG 76 Drew Road . . . marvelous in meteorology . . . Paul Bunyan . . . aspirations ... the Call of the Wild ... RUTH SPIVACK 7 Linden Avenue . . . a sophisticated air . . . truly an individual . . . competent cellist . . . savoir-faire ... Phi Beta Kappa material ... N.H.S.; Star; Orchestra; Glee. Latin and French Clubs JOHN SPURIA 30 Merrill Avenue . . . tall and goodlooking . . . easygoing ... a whiz with figures ... a pleasure to know ... Bookworms Club ELAINE STACK 74 School Street . . . a merry charmer . . . fun and laughter her motto ... a revealing blush! . . . neat as a pin . . . Senior Play; Star; Drum Majorettes; Home Economics: Belmonlian and Latin Clubs SHARON STOKES 1041 Concord Avenue . . . pretty and petite . . . tops at B.H.S. . . . cheer, cheer, cheer for Belmont High . . . S. S. means Simply Sensational . .. Cheerleader; Field Hockey; Star; Yearbook; French and Bclmontian Clubs 58 DEBORAH STONE 388 Pleasant Street . . . “Debbie . . . vivacious blonde with the tell talc blush . . . great goalie . . . witly wise . . . Field Hockey (Co-Capt.); Glee, Bcl-montian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs JOHN STONE 67 Elm Street . . . “number one man of the Blue print . . . topped with talent . . headed for an artistic future . . Hans Brinker talents ... N.H.S.; Yearbook (Editor-in-chief) Spanish Club LINDA STONE 388 Pleasant Street . . . mischievous and full of fun . . . a true friend . . . terrific twin ... a future secretary ... . Field Hockey; Latin. Spanish. Bcl-montian. Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs JANET STRAZZULLA 154 Clifton Street . . . “Strazz” . . . Hello there . . . quietly attractive . . . tennis anyone? . . . halo look . . . Tennis; A Cappclla Choir; Glee, Forum. and Ski Clubs CHRISTINE SULLIVAN 30 Ficldmont Road . . . warm-hearted . . . everyone's ray of sunshine . . . witty, intelligent, and sophisticated . . . Star; Student Council; Glee. Forum and Belmontian Clubs JOHN D. SULLIVAN 30 Moraine Street . . . strong and silent ... a cooperative willing spirit . . . appreciated and admired ... Dramatics and Bookworms Clubs ERIC TAIT 384 Pleasant Street . . . o-o-o- that '51 Ford . . . friendly and easy going . . . true blue . . . high hopes for a future in business . . . Cross Country; Basketball GAIL TALAN1AN 69 Stony Brook Road . . . Gay . . . just like her name . . . those long eyelashes! . . . perfect personality ... a favorite friend . . . Yearbook; Star; Glee. Latin. Spanish (V. Pres.) and Belmontian Clubs ■ 59 CHARLES TARDIVO 16 Colby Street . . . Charlie . . . hot-rod enthusiast . . . shines in bookkeeping ... accountant in the future . . . Bookworms Club ERIC THULIN 22 Pine Street . . . traveling scientist . . . music fills the air . . . debates, debates, debates MARY TAVERNA 88 Walnut Street . . . sparkling, sociable, smiling . . . full of fun . . . Mathis and music . . . a future stenotypist . . . Bookworms, Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs JUDITH TAYLOR 6 Worcester Street . . . “Judi . . . blonde and blue eyed . . . Billy Boy . . . Canadian Capers ... an aura of friendly thoughtfulness Yearbook; Bookworms. Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs RICHARD THOMASON 135 School Street . . . Rich .. . . soccer slugger . . . mind’s on metallurgy . . . versatile and vibrant . .. Star; Soccer; Baseball; Glee, Bookworms and Ski Clubs BRUCE TOBIASSON 92 Payson Road . . . ‘Toby . . . swift in spike shoes . . . talented Warrior . . . sails and boats . . . Naval career . . . Spring Track; Outdoor Track; Glee and French Clubs PAULINE TOBIN 367 Common Street . . . poised and striking . . . never a dull moment . . . vaccinated with a phonograph needle ... Senior Play; Yearbook; Bclmontian, Forum and French Clubs 60 JOHN TODINO 15 GIcnwood Avenue, Woburn . . . “Jackie . . . driver of a hot Ford . . . possessor of a dynamic casualncss . . . mends his way with wit . . . VIRGINIA TOPALIAN 85 Brooksidc Avenue . . . Ginny ... a friendly hi for everyone . . . una buena amiga Senior Play; Yearbook; Home Economics. Dramatic. Bclmontian and Spanish Clubs LAWRENCE TORRIELLI 12 Stewart Terrace . . . Larry . . . takes life easy . . . the quiet hunter . . . forestry is his future . . . sincere and thoughtful Glee Club SANDRA TORRIELLI 30 Plymouth Avenue . . . Sandy ... a natural curly top . . . intellectual fun addict . . . comments galore! N.H.S.; Senior Play; Glee, Bclmontian. French and Latin Clubs RICHARD TOSCANO 210 Wavcrlcy Street . . . a likeable sincerity . . . friendly and industrious ... an aura of hearty happiness . . . Baseball MARGARET TULLEY 125 Chilton Street . . . Peggy ... the girl with the natural curl . . . sitty charm . . . friendly warmth ... a capable future nurse... Senior Play; Yearbook; Home Economics and Red Cross Clubs 61 SUSAN TUSHMAN 36 Choate Road . . . Tushy” . . . bright-eyed and bushy tailed ... a TNT personality . . . commandcr-in-chicf of the noise-makers . . . picture of popularity . . . Cheerleaders (Capt.); Senior Play; Yearbook; Star; Bclmontian and Forum Clubs STEPHEN ULLMAN 35 Hillside Terrace . . . Steve . . . handsome collegiate . . . runs, rites, and ranks . . . success is in sight... Soccer (Co-Capt); Junior Rotarians; N.H.S.; Star; Band (Pres.); Glee Club WILLIAM WALKER 169 White Street . . . Billy” . . . flying high on his motor scooter . . . friendliness at its best . . . ambitions tend toward teaching ... Soccer BARBARA VENESI 32 Edgemoor Road . . . co ed look ... her friendship is valued . . . beauty at her finger tips Senior Play; Basketball; Spanish. Bcl-montian. Bookworms, and Home Economics Clubs DOMENICA VENUTI 38 Walnut Street . . . Mimmie” . . . sparkling eyes . . . there goes another strike . . . pixilating personality . . . IBM is her goal... Bookworms. Red Cross and Home Economics Clubs RICHARD VERNON 3 Washington Street . . . “Rich . . . zany but intelligent . . . a really great guy . . . tennis, anyone?... Basketball; Tennis (Capt.); Bookworms Club JOHN WALSH 36 Davis Road . . . amiability . . . sincere friend . . . headed for a career in the Service DIANE WELCH 14 Pearl Street . . . attractive and amiable . . . deceptively quiet . . . warm and friendly . . . a future medical secretary . . . Basketball; Home Economics. Red Cross, Bclmontian and Spanish Clubs 62 JANE WESTBY 57 Marlboro Street . . . attractive, dark-haired miss . . . clothes arc her fancy . . . has a good word for everyone .. . Yearbook; Home Economics, Red Cross, Bookworms and Bclmontian Clubs RICHARD WHEATON 36 Richards Road. Watertown . . . Dr. B’s right hand man . . . pencil, ruler and blueprints . . . finds interest in Cambridge . . . IBM school ahead Bookworms Club SANDRA WIEHER 56 Hawthorne Street . . . Sandy . . . always happy . . . good times . . . Ellery Queen’s side-kick ... a stitch in time . . . Home Economics and Red Cross Clubs ROBERT WILCINSKI 65 Marlboro Street . . . “Ski . . . A-l sportsman . . . “Rags” ... arc his homework . . . good natured and great . . . Brawn of the Glccsomc Threesome . . . Football; Baseball; Ice Hockey (Capt.) EDWARD WILKO 24 Brooksidc Avenue . . . Eddie” . . . tall and good-looking . . . a happy mixture of seriousness and good humor . . . friendly to all Bookworms Club PATRICIA WHITE 16 Marion Road . . . Pat” . . . efficient worker . . . nifty, neat and natural . . . pleasant personality . . . bound for a happy future ... Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs DAVID WILLIAMS 82 Country Club Lane . . . designer of the auto of the future . . . mad about mechanical drawing . . . happy times . . . Soccer; Indoor Track; Spring Track 63 PETER WOLF 113 White Street . . . our Happy Hollander . . . never seen without a smile . . . fondness for fun . . . future in physical education Soccer; German Club JANE WOODBURY 10 Frost Road . . . just stepped out of Vogue . . . gleaming hair and glowing good looks . . . happy times when Jane's around Senior Play; Field Hockey; A Cap-pclla Choir; Glee, Bclmontian and Latin Clubs MARCIA ZACHEUS 173 Claflin Street . . . mighty majorette . . . mischievous twinkle in those eyes . . . friendship is valued ... a fabulous future teacher Basketball; Drum Majorettes; Home Economics, Bookworms. Bclmontian and Spanish Clubs HARVEY ZARREN 158 Watson Road . . . Boy wonder . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . four years at college then gai Parec” . . . Cross Country; Outdoor Track; N.H.S.; Star; A Cappclla Choir; French Club ANITA ZITO 54 Hamilton Road . . . talents tend toward Rembrandt . . . quiet nonconformist . . . sincere and smiling .... Yearbook; Bookworms Club MARCIA ANNE GARDNER 107 White Street Daughter of Mrs. Mary F. Gardner and the late Hugh D. Gardner . . . died August 6, 1960 of leukemia at seventeen years of age... — Marcia was active in the Glee and Bclmontian Clubs, and was considered a good student. Her goal was to become an elementary teacher. 64 Music Groups Student Council Honor Groups Senior Play Clubs The Star The Blueprint Vocational Lest We Forget ACTIVITIES Mtf i t fi ft-4 jt SL � l'4’4 i 1 ® « • ' •� � t MV 9 v m wppg � � u. ’11 1 r r� -fp V T — GLEE CLUB (SENIORS ONLY)—Front Row: M. Dearborn. S. Shorter. P. McCrensky. M. Brown. Librarian: J. Montague, C. Bates, E. Smith, D. Duca, B. Sahagen. Recording Secretary; J. Coffin. Second Row: R. Shurrocks, N. Collier, C. Cowhig, P. Beaton, M. Hutton, J. Putnam. C. Ohlin, N. Norris, J. Karlson, B. Clive. S. Kneupfer. S. Grant. Rear Row: F. DeStefano, J. Lund, L. Devine, R. Thomason, R. Santurjian. G. Kiefer. B. Tobiasson, R. Johnson, M. Rogers, Vice-President; S. Smith. G. Demers, S. vonMayrhauscr, S. Ullman. MUSIC GROUPS GLEE CLUB: 200 members—180 robes . . . “Any volunteers for solos?” . . . 30 minutes of theory, 10 minutes of practice . . . “Stop singing like the ninth grade chorus” ... “Gentlemen of the Ensemble” . .. “Don’t frown!” GLEE CLUB (SENIORS ONLY)—Front Row: S. Nelson, J. Kcischaucr, C. Sullivan, G. Talanian, P. Liberman, E. Iscnstcin, T. Andrews. A. Smith. A. Goepper, J. Strazzulla. D. Stone, C. Sherman. Second Row: J. Comcau. Corresponding Secretary; M. Flynn. J. Leone, M. Sammartino, S. Torriclli, J. Barnes. D. Mick, A. Egan. Treasurer; J. Woodbury, E. Rooney, P. Tobin. C. Jackson, A. Ockcnga. M. McLucas. Rear Row: W. Madden. Robes; J. Egan, H. Zarren. J. Belanger, D. Jensen. W. Skilling. President. A CAPPELLA CHOIR—Front Row: L. Wilkins. J. Coffin. S. Furry. M. Preston. D. Beebe, S. Grant. N. Norris. S. Garfield, S. Kneupfer, Mr. Ncttlcton, Director; B. Clive. R. Nelson. J. Woodbury. B. Larson. M. McGregor. J. Strazzula. A. Goepper. T. Andrews. Vice-President. Second Row: B. Sahagen, Secretary; I). Duca, Robes; M. Dearborn, M. Hutton. J. Putnam, C. Ohlin, Treasurer; B. Gowen. J. Karlson, A. Egan. R. Thomason. C. Jackson, A. Smith, S. Nelson, Librarian; M. Reagan, G. Hamilton. Third Row: S. vonMayrhauscr, H. Harrison. J. Dawson, J. Reynolds, G. Kiefer, P. Miller. D. Baldwin, W. Skilling, D. Jensen. President; T. Todd, H. Zarren. Robes; P. Martin, J. Belanger. J. Carty. Rear Row: R. Mercer, S. Smith, J. Grccnhalgh, C. Giles. M. Rogers. R. Johnson, W. Rogers, W. Madden, J. Egan. J. Barron. C. Dewing, J. Terlemezian, J. O'Laughlin. D. Gillen. A CAPPELLA CHOIR: a 65 voice “chorus” . . . Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays without breakfast . . . “limbering-up” exercises at 7:45 a.m. . . . “Sopranos, you’re flatting” . . . “Basses, open your mouths!” . . . “Maybe I should have some of my second altos singing first tenor” ... the traditional lemon treatment... “Breathe, people breathe!” MADRIGAL: Ye Oldc English Singers . . . rehearsals at dawn ... a choir of cherubim . . . “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day” ... a most original ensemble AMONG OUR APPEARANCES 1960-1961 Elizabeth Brown Class Belmont Woman’s Club WBZ-TV Broadcast Christmas Concert Northeast Music Festival Spring Concert MADRIGAL SINGERS—D. Baldwin, M. Rogers. W. Rogers. M. Dearborn. S. Garfield. J. Coffin, A. Smith. R. Nelson. W. Skilling, D. Jensen, W. Madden. 67 BAND—Front Row: M. Woolfrcy. J. Reynolds. J. Hunt. C. Lee. D. Jensen, P. Gustafson, H. Coffin. E. Nissen. R. Hanf, W. Madden. A. Dankner. Rear Row: S. Nelson. R. Schlifcr, A. Kramer. Vice-President; R. Ganick, E. Thomason, J. Egan. S. MacGregor. D. Hildebrand. Treasurer; M. MacGregor. R. Moss. C. McAulifTc. S. Ullman. President; P. Nelson. BAND: 60 members play at football games . . . the Band always wins . . . tackling a wide variety of concert music . . . student conductors . . . famous patented Automatic Tuning Device . . . those full rehearsals . . . Fix it up; the Evaluators are coming!” BAND AND DRUM MAJORETTES—Front Row: L. Maclvcr, J. Hanson, M. Brown. J. Coffin. C. Hoffman. P. Beaton. Head Drum Majorette; C. O’Connor, M. Zacheus. E. Stack. P. Crosby, T. Andrews, Co-Head Drum Majorette. Second Row: C. Chalmers, M. Frese. R. Zigmond. S. Garfield. P. Baker, B. Becker, B. King, V. Dewar. M. Hafiich. M. Ullman. Rear Row: R. Thomason, S. Polcari, W. Rogers, Secretary; J. Margosian. W. Skilling. 68 ORCHESTRA—Front Row: I. Sctscharcff. P. McCrcn-sky. V. Surabian. R. Alexander, President; R. Spivack, S. McCrcnsky. Librarian; S. Lloyd. M. Dearborn, M. Woolfrcy. Second Row; A. Kramer. Secretary-Treasurer; G. Zwcrdling. L. Little. W. Rogers. D. Jensen. C. Chalmers. V. Dewar. M. Ullman. Rear Row: R. Zig-mond. Vice-President; R. Ganick, D. Hildebrand. W. Madden. A. Dankner, W. Skilling. ORCHESTRA: a 30 piece orchestra . . . rehearsals twice weekly . . . extra woodwinds and brass to perform at concerts . . . Bizet, Shubert, Tchaikovsky, and Sullivan . . . tuning up . . . the Annual Spring Concert ... the Northeast District Music Festival To the Musicians of the Class of ’61: Each one of you can be justly proud that your untiring efforts and cooperation made possible your musical successes and the advancement of our music standards. I hope that each of you will have an opportunity to continue your musical experiences after graduation. Howard A. Ncttleton Director of Music 69 D. Reid Presiding. STUDENT COUNCIL—Front Row: C. Emerson. A. Parseghian. N. Newton, Vice-President; I. Kollias. Secretary: David Reid, President; D. Carey. Treasurer; S. vonMayrhauser, V. Laverty, M. Cavcrctta. Second Row: L. Cahill. B. Ohanian, D. Kalyanidcs, G. Driscoll, P. Beaton, J. Carey, S. Hcaslip. C. Sullivan. S. McCrcnsky, Mr. Kolouch, Adviser. Rear Row: R. Zigmond. W. George. W. Rogers. H. Emerson. R. Hcintz. A. Mahon. F. DeStefano. C. Giles. R. Attncr. STUDENT COUNCIL Raising money for expenses of Exchange student from Germany—$450. this year . . . standardizing the Class ring . . . selling football programs . . . sponsoring educational and entertaining assemblies: Virginia Sales’ American Sketches, Phil Bctzold with his “Mysterious Denizens of the Deep,” Irv “Chief” Morgan’s Judo (Which is really the weaker sex?), the “Vocal Aires”—a mixed quartette. GIRLS’ — BOYS’ STATE R. Hanf; A. Egan; W. Skilling. K. O'Brien (rear). JUNIOR LIONS Front: J. Lund. R. Orton, W. Skilling. Rear: C. Grant, J. Guthrie. R. Fitzgerald. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Front Row: J. Comeau, M. Sammartino. S. Ullman, C. Iwasawa, J. Foster, President; E. Gross, Treasurer; Mr. Meyers, Adviser; P. McCrensky, Vice-President; C. Bloom, Secretary; J. Stone, E. Smith. D. Mick, S. Nelson. Second Row: B. Sahagcn, P. Burroughs, N. McNiff, S. Torriclli, J. Pascoc, J. Montague, M. Dearborn, C. Sullivan, M. Harrison, B. Clive, R. Spivack, J. Putnam, A. Egan, P. Beaton, N. Collier, J. Rcischaucr, E. Iscnstcin. A. Gocppcr, A. Ockenga. Rear Row: J. Mangano, P. Curran, R. Hanf, R. Ganick, F. Prout, H. Zarrcn. K. O'Brien, R. Hcintz, D. Martin, R. Scpucha, S. vonMayrhauscr, R. Fishman, W. Rudman. HONOR GROUPS Raising money for a Scholarship for a deserving Senior . . . selling B.H.S. sweatshirts . . . brownies, brownies, brownies for Food Sale . . . “Hillbilly Hoc-down”—swing your partner,—cafeteria transferred into “Ye Oldc Barn” . . . Car Wash in the spring ... impressive Initiation, November 1960— CHARACTER: “That which a person truly is, the sum of qualities by which a person is distinguished from others . . . includes a strong sense of responsibility, promptness in living up to it, honesty to oneself and to others, high moral principles, strength of conviction, and the courage to express it, courtesy, unselfishness, good-sportsmanship, the ability to do what is best although it may not be what is most pleasant . . . It is our duty to strive to improve our characters so that by being better citizens of the world, we may work for a better world. (Ruth Spivack) SCHOLARSHIP: “Education is a preparation for broader service to mankind . . . The unlimited heritage of the past falls to him who truly seeks, through thoughtful study, to come into his inheritance . . . Because he knows the past and has learned about the present, the student can wisely make the future something more than chance ... All of us arc endowed with unlimited mental possibilities, but the scholars arc those who nurture and develop these possibilities to perfection . . . This perfection is within the reach of all, but he who desires this must earn it by a faithfully hard and tireless effort which is never lost but instead, returned with manifold blessing. (Roberta Scpucha) SERVICE: ‘To attain the fullest life, one cannot live for himself alone . . . Those who serve others are repaid with the personal satisfaction and feeling of good will that come from within . . . The origination of service in youth produces an adult who will be of benefit to his country . . . The true essence of service lies in the simple giving of oneself, one's time, and one’s ability wherever there is need.” (Paula McCrensky) LEADERSHIP: The ability of a personality to guide others into action ... In order to benefit humanity, it must proceed from a genuine affection for mankind, and, of course, a strong character . . . There must be sacrifice, humility, courage, and self-confidence in leadership . . . Since the stability of democracy now hangs in the balance and we desperately need inspiring and capable leaders, it is hoped that the members of the National Honor Society, who have already proven themselves leaders during their high school careers, will accept the challenge and become leaders of courage and faith in the future. (Margaret Dearborn) BELMONT WOMANS CLUB (HONORARY)—Front Row: C. Jackson, J. Putnam, M. Harrison. B. Clive, M. Sammartino. Rear Row: J. Boujicanian, A. Ockcnga, M. Dearborn, 71 B. Sahagcn. JUNIOR ROTARIANS—Front Row: A. Parscghian, S. Ull man, R. Hanf, S. vonMayrhauscr. Rear Row: P. Larkin, D. Martin, K. O’Brien, B. Pinslcy. Mr. Brink Unforgettable . . . fall highlight . . . standing room only . . . loud laughter . . . quiet tears . . . Pud, an “A number 1” actor . . . Demetria vs. Gramps . . . that shaky apple tree . . . later, flowers . . . a smashing success thanks to the hardworking backstage crew, unequalled cast, and, of course, Miss Zimmerman! Mr. Pilbeam. Dr. Evans, Demetria Riffle, and Gramps. Marcia and Granny. Cramps, Mr. Grimes, and Dr. Evans. Pnd, the Apple Thief, and Gramps Miss Zimmerman. Director. Pud, Gramps. and Granny. ON BORROWED TIME” THE CAST Gramps Joe Santamaria Granny Eleanor Fitzpatrick Demetria Riffle Penny Noonc Pud John D’Andrea Mr. Brink Helmut Ehrcnspeck Marcia Mary Jane Koerner Dr. Evans Fred Ferris Mr. Pilbeam Wallace Skilling Mr. Grimes Gordon Kiefer The Sheriff Steven Smith Workmen Joseph Egan and Mark Rogers The Apple Thief David Covert SUMMA SUMMA SENIORS AND OFFICERS—Front Row: D. Forman. T. Todd. M. Lawson. Jr. Consul; W. Rudman. J. Putnam, Sr. Consul; R. Spivack, R. Andclman. J. Belanger. Second Row: M. Stcucrwald. Adviser; A. Ley, S. Howlclt. Quaestor Aerarii; J. Kolligian. M. MacGregor. M. Preston. D. Martin, S. Furry, C. Martin, K. Hosic, S. Shorter, C. Iwasawa, C. Smart. Quaestor Tabularum; E. Norccn, Adviser. Meetings conducted in Latin . . . authentic Roman costumes . . . Saturnalia Festival . . . Annual Alumni Meeting . . . J.C.L. convention . . . news of the reservation from Eddie Curtis ... made headlines in the Boston Traveler ... ESPANOL (SENIORS ONLY)—Front Row: V. Top alian, J. McCunc. Y. Bourget, D. Griflin. Secretary; R Johnson, Treasurer; G. Talanian. V. President; B. Alt man. P. Roberts. Second Row: A. Egan. L. Rosenthal P. Grant. G. Richardson. B. Gibbs. M. Hutton, L Stone. P. Nordblom. Mr. Martcllucci, Adviser. Rear Row: R. Rooney. S. Robertson. A. Parseghian, R. Habc-shian, F. Casilio. J. Monahan, J. Murphy. Absent: A. Miller. President. 74 LES COPAINS LES COPAINS (SENIORS ONLY)—Front Row: G. Driscoll, E. Iscnsicin, J. Coftin. J. Montague, P. Larkin, V. President; R. Scpucha, President; N. Collier, Secretary; A. Ockenga, Treasurer; S. Stokes, P. Liberman, C. Sullivan, P. Tobin. Second Row: J. Mangano, J. Rcischaucr, R. Bcngoian, C. Iwasawa, A. Gocppcr, R. Spivack. S. Torrielli, P. Beaton, K. Hcincman, P. Burroughs, S. Nelson, Miss Antonelli, Adviser. Rear Row: J. Foster, S. Ullman, P. Curran, H. Zarren, B. Tobiasson, R. Morrill, R. Hcintz, W. Rudman. Bringing France nearer to us . . . secretary’s minutes read in French . . . slides of France . . . “DuBarry’s”—snails, rabbits, frogs legs . . . “The Rules of the Game”—satire on French life . . . Molicre’s “TartufTc” presented by Comedic Francaise... Front Row: J. Boujicanian. T. Andrews, C. O'Connor, J. Stone. J. Roark. J. Lynch. M. Zacheus. D. Mick. Second Row: C. Cowhig. A. Brown. P. Carlson, M. 75 Ellison, B. Vcncsi. B. Lambros, J. I.conc, C. Jackson. Mr. Martcllucci, Adviser. Rear Row: D. Welch, T. MacLeod. G. Daniels, C. Sage, N. Norris, C. Nyberg. IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO Front Row: T. Scimonc. M. Sammartino, R. Dc Milia, G. Cohen, Second Vice-President: F. DeVito. Treasurer: C. Satcrialc. First Vice-President; J. Cuggino, Secretary: T. Laviano. President: J. Barbo. G. Pizzuto, J. Bramlctt, R. Auticllo. Second Row: Mr. Vencri. Adviser; L. Entlcr, M. Pctrino. M. Cavcrctta. A. Restuccia, M. Bloch, J. Albano. M. Catalano. M. Casilio, A. Bloch. P. Santoro. M. Fasciano. L. Salvati. L. Dc Pamphlis. R. Natalc. C. Dc Leo. Rear Row: S. Smith. M. Di Pietro. J. Fabiano. J. Stavolta. R. Ciomo. F. Labanara. P. Macauda, G. Elton, J. I.o Cicero. A. l.crro, S. Fabiano. C. Otcri, A. D'Andrea. Front Row: R. Scpucha, Vice-President: J. Egan, President: R. Bcngoian. Treasurer: E. Smith. Corresponding Secretary: D. Duca. Recording Secretary. Rear Row: C. Doyle, P. Gustafson. R. Kessler. D. Baldwin. H. Koopmans. R. Pcnta, Adviser. Enriching the knowledge of Italy . . . Italian customs and language . . . ficra at Jordan Marsh—tiny Italian village displaying Italians at work and play ... joy in bringing Christmas cheer to young Italian orphans Front Row: R. Sepucha. Vice-President: J. Egan. President: R. Bcngoian. Treasurer; E. Smith. Corresponding Secretary; D. Duca. Recording Secretary. Rear Row: C. Doyle. P. Gustafson, ROOSKI R. Kessler, D. Baldwin. H. Koopmans. R. Pcnta, Adviser. KLUB Promoting knowledge of Russian culture . . . informal meetings . . . banquet . . . delicious Armenian and Russian foods . . . Christmas party . . . members trying to pantomime famous sayings. 76 Front Row: G. Mohr. A. Ockcnga. R. Bcngoian, P. Curran. Vice-President: Mr. Pcnta, Adviser; I. Comcau, Secretary: S. vonMayrhauscr. President: B. Sahagcn. S. Nelson. Second Row: J. Hencbury. N. Kadehjian. H. Collin, R. Shurrocks, E. Smith. R. Kaufman. Treasurer: S. Kncupfcr. H. Ehrcnspeck, J. Mangano. Rear Row: R. DoctorolT, A. Mahon. K. O’Brien. T. Anagnoson. R. Fitzgerald. S. Nelson. G. Rollins. DAS DACHSHUNDE KLUB Learning more of Germany and its culture . . . “Three-Penny Opera,” a practical application of translation . . . Tivoli Festival at B.U. ... an adviser who plans and also participates . . . unforgettable initiation of new members Front Row: G. Packard. D. Beebe. C. Bloom. President: P. Myscll. Vice-President: S. del 'Eloilc, Secretary; L. Daniels. S. Furry, M. Hickok, S. Smith. Second Row: E. Iscnstcin. A. Jaffcrian. D. Mick, J. Berio. G. Driscoll. J. Collin. I . Femino. M. I.amar. M. Hanlon, K. Hcincman. M. Mahoney. M. O'Hara. V. Topalian. Miss Zimmerman. Adviser. Rear Row: S. Nelson. J. Barnes. P. Carlson. W. Skilling. J. Santamaria. J. Sullivan. P. Beaton, M. Kocrncr. C. Sullivan. Not Shown: F. Ferris, Treasurer. DRAMATIC CLUB Promoting appreciation and skill in the dramatic arts . . . “Bird’s Christmas Carol” . . . Drama Festival ... the many loves of “Liliom” . . . talented workshop . . . student directors . . . prolific participation . . . unparalleled adviser 77 BOOKWORMS CLUB Hours of enjoyable reading . . . selection from the newest books . . . books through posters . . . prizes in the poster contest. Front Row: R. Wheaton. D. Venuti, P. MacDonald. M. Taverna, Librarian: R. Dc Luca. Librarian: J. Micci, Secretary; C. Flint. President: S. Hcaslip. Vice-President: J. Wcslby, E. Wilko. Second Row: Y. Bourget, A. Zito. P. McGuire. M. Hunter. C. Otcri. P. While. J. Long, K. Lally, J. Lally. Miss Ames, Adviser. Rear Row: J. Brown. P. Larkin. R. Rooney. D. Daccy. J. Rosenberger, B. Adler, R. Breen, C. Sage. J. Murphy, C. Tardivo. Front Row: L. Stone, E. Rooney. D. Stone. M. Shcchy, P. Femino, P. Ferolito. P. McKeon. M. Priest, D. Mungovan. S. Ford. Second Row: M. Arenge. J. Boujicanian. J. Apholt. M. Zachcus. C. Bates. M. Mahoney. L. Magri. J. Barnes. M. Flynn. P. Powers. D. Griffin. M. Koerner, M. McLucas. Rear Row: S. Robinson, G. Sakakccny, C. Grant, J. Sullivan. R. Thomason, D. Mcroth. R. Ciommo. W. Rudman, F. DcStefano, J. Kollias. 78 BOOKWORMS CLUB (SENIORS ONLY)—Front Row: E. Nazzaro. T. Scimonc. L. Borcllo. J. Lynch. P. Crosby. J. Taylor, R. Rundlett, T. Anastasio. D. Costello. Second Row: R. DcVcIlis, J. Dalton. P. Nordblom. D. Lorcntzcn. S. Wichcr, M. O’Hara. L. McCashion. B. Venesi, J. Corrigan. J. Ellis. W. Milieu. Rear Row: N. Kadchjian. R. McCormick, R. Johnson. J. Guthrie, G. Packard. T. Amodco. A. Bruno. J. Spuria. L. Carmichael. Encouraging civic-mindedncss . . . discussions . . . “Should We Continue the Ban on Nuclear Testing?” . . . hosts on Student Exchange Day . . . introducing our quests to our classes and FORUM CLUB cafeteria . . . tour of the police station . . . meeting with town oflicials . . . coke party and progressive dinner . . . trip to Everett to learn about city government . . . mock election—in November with Kennedy and Volpc winning ... the Club that put Kevin O’Brien in the State House! From Row: C. Sullivan. E. Iscnstcin. J. Rcischaucr. P. McCrcnsky. Secretary: H. Koopmans. Vice-President; J. Putnam. President: N. Collier. Treasurer; S. Tushman, N. McNiff, J. Comcau. P. Tobin. Second Row: P. Beaton, J. Strazzulla. J. Montague. J. Coflin, J. Leone, M. Scanncll. M. Harrison, B. Clive. C. Bloom. J. Pascoc. K. Fox, T. Andrews, A. Egan. Miss Anderson, Adviser. Rear Row: R. Scpucha, D. Carey. G. Rollins, W. Baker, K. O'Brien. R. DcVcIlis. D. Daccy. S. vonMayrhauscr. Front Row: L. McCashion. C. Sherman. D. Venuti. Smith. S. Shorter, Miss Kearney. Adviser. Rear Row: R. DcLuca. S. Stokes. E. Iscnstcin. J. Rcischaucr. Second C. Phelps. J. Putnam, B. Clive. K. Hcincman. C. Bloom. Row: M. Hutton, D. Griflin. J. Berio. J. Leone, E. P. Grant. BELMONTIAN CLUB Learning social grace . . . teas and talks . . . visitors . . . fun and fellowship . . . “Fantasy in Frost”—a memorable occasion—silver charm bracelets as mementoes—dancing in a winter wonderland to the strains of Herby Wayne and his orchestra . . . earning money for a scholarship for a worthy senior girl From Row: C. Iwasawa, R. Bengoian. S. Fijux, B. Gibbs. G. Mohr. J. Comcau. A. Brown, B. Fricdcl, P. Carlson. Second Row: A. Greene. D. Duca. C. Bates. P. Beaton, C. Sullivan. M. Harrison, Y. Bourget, M. Flynn, J. Micci. P. McKcon. Rear Row: C. Otcri, A. Ockenga. M. Sammartino, N. Booras. J. Barnes. L. Rosenthal, C. Nyberg, M. Dearborn. B. Sahagen, G. Richardson, P. Roberts. 80 SENIORS ONLY—Front Row: V. Topalian. A. Gocp-pcr, A. JafTcrian. G. Talanian. M. Mahoney, Treasurer; A. Egan, President; S. Nelson, Vice-President; A. Ockcnga. Secretary; J. Montague, J. Coffin. Second Row: Miss Blcnncrhassclt, Adviser; J. Pascoc, J. Ellis, N. Collier, P. McCrcnsky. S. Torriclli. M. Scanncll, E. Stack. B. I.ambros. Miss Mathews. Adviser. Rear Row; M. Hanlon. J. Wcstby. C. Jackson. D. Mick. R. Rund-lett. N. Norris, T. MacLeod, S. Knuepfer, G. Butter-worth, D. Welch. OFFICERS CU yt? 'ykdJdLL- QJUAuftL J- jytcUuOlSUL Front Row: J. Lynch, P. Crosby, L. Borcllo. I.. Salvati. canian. M. Zacheus, S. Hcaslip, I.. Stone. B. Reynolds. E. Nazarro, T. Scimonc, T. Andrews. J. Long, G. Rear Row: P. Tobin, C. O’Connor, J. Dalton. N. Me- Driscoll. Second Row: S. Tushman, P. Powers, J. Bouji- NifT, P. Burroughs, E. Rooney. J. Woodbury. 81 RED CROSS CLUB Front Row: D. Venuti, V. McBride. L. Mokaba, Treasurer: D. Mungovan, Secretary; E. Fitzpatrick. President; J. Micci, V. President; A. Skcllcy, J. Carr. Mrs. Johnston. Adviser. Second Row: R. DcLuca. A. JafTcrian, D. Lorentzen, M. Priest. M. Tavcma, S. Ford. P. McKeon. Rear Row: K. Looney. J. Wcstby, P. Femino, L. Salvati, A. Green. C. Flint, M. Tully, L. Howatt, S. Wichcr. Endeavoring to aid the less fortunate . . . making tray favors for the holidays, stuffing animals, and composing joke books for hospital patients . . . attaining a feeling of responsibility and accomplishment through our efforts . . . our thanks to Mrs. Johnston who so enthusiastically stepped in and took the place of our absent adviser! HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Front Row: G. Mohr. M. Flynn, M. Scanned, D. Mungovan. Secretary-Treasurer; M. Priest, Miss Kearney, Adviser; J. Micci, President; R. DcLuca, Vice-President; R. DcMilia, J. McCune, R. Rundlctt. Second Row: P. McGuire, M. Hunter, J. Cuggino. Y. Bourgct. A. Holland. V. Topalian. C. Otcri. M. O'Hara. J. Ellis, D. Costello, S. Ford. A. O'Toole, K. Lally, P. Neill. Rear Row: P. White. J. Weslby. C. O’Connor. J. Dalton. N. Booras, J. Barnes, P. Beaton. D. Mick, M. Ellison, P. Grant. HOME ECONOMICS (SENIORS ONLY)—Front Row: M. Taverna. T. Giangrcgorio. D. Venuti, K. Cowhig, Miss Smith, Adviser; P. Ferolito, P. MacDonald. P. McKcon, P. Crosby. Second Row: H. Coch- ran. E. Nazzaro. J. Lynch. L. Borcllo, L. Salvati. A. JafTcrian. J. Long. P. Femino. M. McLucas. J. Lally. Rear Row: L. Magri, P. Tobin, J. Woodbury. D. Welch, T. MacLeod. D. Griffin. S. Wichcr, M. Kocrncr. Good grooming . . . fashion tips ... the art of home-niaking . . . Fashion Show staged in the spring . . . clothes designed, made, and modeled by the girls HOME ECONOMICS (SENIORS ONLY)—Front Row: J. Boujicanian, P. Nordblom. D. Stone. S. Hcaslip, L. McCashion, P. Powers. M. Arcngc, G. Joyce. B. Lambros. Second Row: E. Scrgi, J. Apholt. T. Anas- tasio. D. Marineau. M. Pellegrino. T. Scimonc. B. Vcn-csi, E. Stack. B. Fricdcl. Rear Row: M. Shcchy, C. Sherman. B. Reynolds, M. Mahoney, P. Burroughs, E. Rooney, N. McNiff, G. Driscoll. 83 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB—Front Row: S. Loftus, R. Clish. Adviser; E. Katz, R. Doctoroff, B. Tobiasson, H. Kessler, Financial Secretary; D. Hildebrand, President; Koopmans, B. Nigrosh, S. MacGregor. J. Lawrence. A. Kramer, Vice-President; F. Casilio. Rear Row: Mr. Sharing photographic knowledge and experience . . . educational movies . . . field trips . . . studio photo-PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB graphy ... a real live girl model . . . extreme informality and congenial atmosphere ... the Blueprint thanks David and Ronnie, its emergency crew. SCIENCE CLUB—Front Row: F. Prout, A. Mahon. Secretary-Treasurer; T. Anagnoson. President; D. Mill-stein. Vice-President; P. Liberman, R. Picthall, S. Nel- son. Rear Row: R. Orton, J. Mangano, P. Gustafson. R. Moss. R. Mercer, R. Gardner, D. Saunders. Mr. Clish, Adviser. SCIENCE CLUB Promotes interest in industrial, experimental, theoretical science . . . Einstein’s law of relativity . . . field trip to 60 inch radio telescope . . . co-operation ... originality 84 SENIORS STAGE DRAMATIC SUCCESS VOCATIONAL NfWS rjnnmtsi. 11UO«NT t ’ BHM0N1 HIGH SUUORS Roving reporters . . . collecting news . . . interviewing school “celebrities” . . . “Arc you bitter because—” . . . “Any ideas for the editorial?” . . . Cutting, pasting, putting together . . . spring board for future journalists. 85 Front Row: J. Belanger. J. Santamaria, C. Bloom. S. Ullman. Assistant Editor; J. Rcischaucr. Editor-in-chief, J. Montague, Assistant Editor; B. Clive. M. Dearborn, C. Sullivan. Rear Row: Mr. Martcllucci, Adviser; R. Fishman. E. Gross. H. Zarren. J. Egan. S. vonMayr hauscr. E. Katz. Mrs. Pinck, Adviser. LITERARY—From Row: J. Montague. E. Iscn-stcin. Literary Editor; S. Ullman, J. Putnam. Rear Row; Miss Anderson. Literary Adviser; K. Fox. C. Bloom, B. Clive. BLUEPRINT STAFF ADVERTISING—From Row: J. Murphy. G. Rollins, Manager; R. Scpucha. S. vonMayrhau-ser. Rear Row: V. Topalian. C. Ohlin, G. Driscoll. A. Brown. BUSINESS—From Row: J. Wcstby, J. Micci, D. Marincau, J. McCunc. Rear Row: R. Hcintz. T. Anagnoson, P. Larkin. Mr. Ko-louch. Business Adviser. PERSONAL TABULATION—Front Row: C. Sherman. M. Mutton. N. McNiff, T. Giangregorio. P. Femino. G. Talanian. Co-Editor; M. Mahoney. Co-Editor: A. JafTcrian. M. Tully. M. Hanlon. Rear Row; M. Shcchy. J. Taylor. L. Borcllo. L. Salvati, L. Rosenthal. P. Burroughs. N. Collier. P. Tobin. S. Tushman. S. Stokes. Miss Nichols. Adviser. ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY—Front Row; B. Altman, Photography Editor; J. Stone. Editor-in-chief; E. Smith. Art Editor. Rear Row: H. Ehrcnspcck. R. Shurrocks, A. Zito. Mrs. Sanderson. Art Adviser. To the Class of ’61 In making this classbook possible, we have thoroughly enjoyed memories of our class activities. We hope this book will serve as a pleasing and lasting memento for you all. John H. Stone Editor-in-Chief To Staff Members and Advisers: On behalf of the class of ’61, I would like to thank you for the hard work and spirited co-operation which you contributed to make our classbook a real success. We will always be indebted to you for this outstanding book which has captured the highlights of our three years at B.H.S. Nancy McNiff Secretary 87 AUTO SHOP—F. Gilreath. M. Clancy. T. Saia, C. Hillicr. MACHINE SHOP—J. Shanahan, R. Davidchick, J. Butler, R. Currier. SHEET METAL SHOP—R. Monahan (eye shield). R. Kearney. D. Flcwclling. VOCATIONAL Happy and workfillcd hours in machine, auto, electrical, sheet metal and woodworking shops . . . graduates well equipped to enter their trades as first-class apprentices . . . many further their knowledge at technical schools . . . others receive training from the Armed Forces . . . We are the largest graduating class in a decade . . . Our sincere gratitude goes to Mr. Crowson, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Haroian, Mr. Corrigan, Mr. Egan, and our beloved English teacher Miss Ames ... Farewell, B.V.H.S. Arthur McPhail, Mr. Crowson, Director WOODWORKING SHOP—Gregory Samarjian. Frank Mavilia, Mr. John Corrigan. Nicholas Mcnclik. ELECTRICAL SHOP—George Dahlquist. Richard Toscano. Philip Silverio, John Todino. LEST WE FORGET” CAFETERIA STUDY THE LIBRARY—R. Scpucha, R. Orton. Miss BIcnncrhassctt. Librarian. THE COOKS—Mrs. Graves, Miss McAulifTc, Manager of Cafeterias; Mrs. Napoli, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Union. Mrs. Nugent, Secretary Mrs. Zarella, Secretary 90 Mrs. Currie, Secretary OFFICERS—Sealed: Gerard Boyle, President: Sharon Hcaslip, Treasurer: Maria Catalano. Secretary; James Gahan. Vice President. Standing: Mr. Richard M. Penta and Mr. Lloyd E. Smith, Advisers. “1961 HANDS TO 1962 THE KEY TO A WONDERFUL SENIOR YEAR Stanford von Mayrhauser, Gerard Boyle CLASS OF’62 JUNIORS: Your senior year looms before you like a towering tree which is richly laden with precious fruits. The task of plucking rewards from such a tree appears quite formidable, indeed, but conscientious application to each new endeavor will enable you to attain the treasured fruits of success. Stanford von Mayrhauser, President, Class of 1961 91 DRAFTSMEN IN THE MAKING. MR. MAC BAIN USES PSYCHOLOGY. CHEMICAL COMPUTATIONS S. Torriclli, M. Sammartino, Mr. Cowing, L. Rosenthal. LES DISCOURS EN FRANCAIS. “Jump, Cliucky, jump! Field Hockey Soccer Track Cross Country Basketball Ice Hockey Baseball Softball Tennis Golf Grappling on the Gridiron. SPORTS FALL WINTER Give me a BT SPRING (Supplement) PHYSICAL EDUCATION “MOST FOR BELMONT” “Belmont’s beloved basketball coach and Director of Athletics who has served in the Belmont School System for over thirty-one years . . . winner of second annual award by the Service Committee of the Bnai Brith, Kiwanis, and Lions Clubs—Tuesday, March the seventh, 1961” (Excerpts from Belmont Herald) MAN OF THE YEAR Mr. T. Mcldon Wcnncr, Supervisor of Health and Physical Education CHEERLEADERS—Front Row: S. Stokes, L. Salvati, P. Burroughs. M. Hutton, Co-Captain. Rear Row: J. Putnam. Co-Captain; M. Crowley. N. Newton, N. Collier. S. Tushman, Captain. LEADING THE CHEERS Hi ya Belmont—How do you do? We’re here to cheer our best for you. We’ll make some noise and show some spirit, So everyone here can surely hear it B-E-L-M-O-N-T, Belmont fight! Show some spirit, make some noise, C’mon kids, support the boys, Balls of fire. Stars a-glow, C’mon Belmont—Let’s Go! Let it rip, Let it roar, Mr. Engineer, ’cause we’re going to give our team a great big cheer, For it’s B-E-L-M-O-N-T Let it rip down the field towards victory B-E-L-M-O-N-T T-N-O-M-L-E-B Yeah Belmont! Belmont High that’s it just shout it out, We’ve got the best football team without a doubt. We’ve got the coach that put us on the top. And we’ll go winning on and never never stop. We’ve got the Belmont High School students, too. And with a spirit that is all for you, So it’s no wonder that we’re proud of you Belmont High Rah! Rah! 94 FOOTBALL TEAM—Front Row: J. Lund. T. Courtney. R. Wilcinski. F. DcStefano. J. Kollias. A. Parscghian and P. Pietz. Co-Captains: G. Elton. A. Bryant. J. McGirr, P. Mc-Mackin. L. Devine. Second Row: Coach MacBain. J. Venuti. Manager: V. Surabian. P. Sweeney, D. Kcllchcr, W. Cronin. W. Burton. C. Harris, C. Coughlan, G. Todaro. N. Hartunian, J. Gahan. P. Crabtree. G. Boyle. J. Johnson. Coach Frink. Rear Row: D. Crisa-fulli, S. Fcmino. R. Lcofanti, J. Grccnhalgh. A. Ley. T. Sarkisian. S. McBride. R. Chrusz. H. Emerson. J. Wood. D. Wcathcrbce. D. Chiofaro. FOOTBALL 1960 was a rebuilding year for Football at B.H.S. A group of unseasoned sophomores and juniors teamed with several capable seniors to form a spirited, courageous unit. Led by Arnold Parscghian and Peter Pietz, two dynamic leaders, the Frinkmen compiled a respectable 3-6 record against the rugged competition in the Middlesex League. This 3-6 record is deceptive since at least three games could have easily gone either way. Only bad breaks and untimely injuries prevented victories. CO-CAPTAINS P. PIETZ AND A. PARSEGHIAN WITH HEAD COACH FRINK (Center). 95 ON THE SIDELINES. DUMMY DRILL. WE’VE GOT THE BALL! The game most Belmont fans will remember for a long time was the Thanksgiving Day contest with Watertown. Before the game, little, if any, chance was accorded the Locals to stay within even three touchdowns of the highly-regarded Watertown powerhouse. Despite the odds, the Belmont team played inspired football in the first half and held Watertown to a 6-6 score at half-time. As the game progressed, the frantic pace and the brilliance of a superb Watertown team told on the Belmont boys and Watertown triumphed 18-6. Although defeated, the Frinkmen gained deserved admiration and respect from the entire town for their magnificent performance. Arnie Parseghian, Peter Pictz, Bob Wilcinski, Rick DcStcfano, John Kollias, John Lund, Larry Devine, John Johnson, Al Bryant and Paul McMackin, are all names which will be long-remembered in Belmont football annals. THANKSGIVING DAY CHALLENGE. TODARO ZEROS IN ON PASS. FIELD HOCKEY TEAM—Front Row: B. Wilson. C. Emerson. J. Boujican-ian. B. Rooney and D. Stone. Co-Captains: S. Hcaslip, J. Gordon, P. Cav-aretta. Rear Row: Coach Smith. Coach Cleary. S. Hcaslip. L. Holden. B. Vencri. G. Fitzgerald. J. Woodbury and L. Stone. Managers. FEMALE PUCKSTERS—S. Hcaslip, B. Rooney. G. Fitzgerald. J. Gordon. C. Emerson. FIELD HOCKEY 1960-’61 was a building year for the Field Hockey Team, with many sophomores and juniors gaining experience. Although they were too handicapped by injuries and inexperience to make an impressive record, they put up a valiant and spirited light led by Captains Beth Rooney and Debby Stone. There is every reason to hope for the success of next year’s team under the leadership of our able coaches, Miss Cleary and Miss Smith. 98 SOCCER SOCCER TEAM —Front Row: W. Walker, S. Micklcy. E. Maurer. H. Morgan, R. Orion and S. Ullman. Co-Captains: R. Fishman. S. Nelson, E. Gross. R. Thomason, D. Mcrolh. Second Row: Coach Brown. J. Margos-ian, J. Belanger, C. Smart. J. DiBenedetto. J. Guthrie. R. Morrill, B. Morris. J. Murphy. P. Wolfe, D. Martin. M. Ullman. G. Crcsinc, Manager. The 1960 Soccer Team, hard-hit by injuries and inexperience, underwent early season difficulties before attaining top form. Captained by Steve Ullman and Dick Orton, the “Sea-gulls” matched their traditionally strong prep school and college freshmen rivals. High scorers were Dick Orton, John Guthrie and Steve Ullman. Ed Maurer a brilliant halfback prospect, Steve Nelson and Roger Fishman anchored the defense. Bob Morrill at right wing, Don Mcroth at goalie, Bill Walker at fullback, and Ted Gross at halfback made vital contributions to the team effort. The outstanding contest of the season was against the Tufts University Freshmen. Given a quick lead on two goals by Steve Ullman, Belmont trailed 4-2 entering the fourth period. Dick Orton picked up three clutch goals in the space of five minutes. This 5-4 victory- was most satisfying. Coach Charles Brown merits much credit for his outstanding guidance of the soccer team. FISHMAN AND WALKER SOCK IN SOCCER. 99 INDOOR TRACK TEAM—Front Row: R. Jensen. Manager; J. Foster. R. Ryan, A. Lcrro. R. Newcomb. K. O’Brien. Captain: B. Pinslcy. M. Sclvcr, Coach Seaman. Second Row: T. Kiley, B. Andclman. R. O'Brien. B. Tobiasson. C. McAulifTc. S. Ullman. D. Reid. R. Orton. Third Row: G. Daniels. M. Dolan. R. Morrill. V. Gonzales. C. Harris. F. DeStefano. R. Preston. P. Lcrro. Rear Row: G. Fitzgerald, H. Hughes. T. Todd. R. Mahoney. J. Barron. INDOOR TRACK Belmont has good reason to be proud of its Indoor Track team this year, as it capped third place in the B.A.A. Meet and the Class B state championship. The success of the track team is the fruit of much labor and the outstanding individual performances of Captain Kevin O’Brien, Brian Pinslcy, Joe Foster, and David Reid. Captain O’Brien is probably the best all-around trackstcr ever to compete at Belmont High School. For the last two years he has been superior to any high jumper and hurdler in Massachusetts, if not in all New England. Kevin has high jumped 6'5 and has fled the hurdles in 5.9 seconds. In the National Track Championship held in Madison Square Garden, O’Brien took second place in the high jump and fourth place in the hurdles; thus capturing more points than any other competitor in the Meet. As the track season progressed, Belmont’s difficulties increased. Injuries to Bob Morrill and Ted Todd hurt badly, and the Metropolitan League Championship eluded Belmont’s grasp. However, dismay failed to show on the smiling face of Coach Carl Seaman who is to be complimented for his fine job of coaching his team to its prominent position. OUR NATIONAL HERO: KEVIN O’BRIF.N. TONY AND CHRIS WIN MILE FOR BELMONT. CROSSCOUNTRY BOYS HEAD FOR THE HILLS C. McAuliffe. A. I.crro. R. Johnson. D. Martin. I). Reid. B. Pinslcy. S. vonMayrhauscr Led by Co-Captains David Reid and Brian Pinslcy, Coach Seaman’s harriers converted hard work into victory, posting a very creditable 5-2 record in Divisions Competition. They placed seventh out of the eighteen teams in the Middlesex League Meet, and eighth in Class B at the State Meet. Although the squad failed to realize its full potential, several promising newcomers emerged on the hill ’n dale scene. With many of these bright prospects slated to return next fall, the outlook on a League title is quite optimistic. Best of luck to Co-Cap-tains-clcct, Bob Andclman and Bob Preston! CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM—Front Row: T. Kiley. R. Zigmond. R. Johnson. A. Lerro. D. Martin. B. Pinslcy and D. Reid. Co-Captains; C. McAulilTc. S. von Mayrhauscr. M. Tcagan. R. Preston. Second Row: Coach Seaman. H. Zarren. Manager: K. McAulilTc. B. Andclman. H. Hughes. C. Lovett. K. O'Brien. H. Harrison. C. Dewing. R. Mahoney. J. Woodworth. M. Courtney. P. Valiantc. Manager. BASKETBALL TEAM—From Row: J. Guthrie, R. Murray, P. Larkin. Captain: D. Mcroth, J. Burrill. Rear Row: J. Shcchy, Manager: R. Attner, D. Martin. F. Dickhaut. R. McCormick. W. Marino, Coach Wenncr. MURRAY SNATCHES REBOUND. SCRAMBLE UNDER THE BACKBOARD. BASKETBALL Coached by Mel Wenner and inspired by Paul Larkin, the Belmont High School Basketball Team had a generally successful season. Failure to make the Tech Tourney due to latc-scason difficulties, was a deep disappointment for the Belmont Five which at times played brilliantly. Captain Paul Larkin, the last of Belmont’s royal dynasty of basketball players, assumed the position of Belmont's all-time high-scorer by amassing a total of 378 points in his last season. Bob Murray, an outstanding center, was selected for the second team of the Middlesex League’s All-Stars. Throughout the entire season John Guthrie, a 6'3 forward provided competent rebounding, and John “Buff” Burrill remained a scoring threat. At forward, Donny Mcroth scrapped tenaciously every minute he played. Dave Martin, Bill Marino, Ray Attner, Fred Dickhaut, and Dick McCormick were valuable reserves who added immensely to the team effort. Prospects for next year appear bright with the return of three varsity players and some sharp underclassmen. DRIBBLE. DRIBBLE UTILE BALL. IN THE HANDS OF CAPTAIN PAUL. REACHING FOR THE HEIGHTS. 103 The Hockey Team, after five or six mediocre games, suddenly caught fire and finally finished in third place in the Middlesex League, only two points from first place. The Bennettmen’s defensive alignment was outstanding. Will Mahoney, a second team Middlesex League All-Star, presided in the goal. Captain Bob Wilcinski, also a second team selection, anchored the right defenseman’s position, while Tom Courtney, a first team All-Star, completed the solid defense as left defenseman. On the high-scoring first line for Belmont were Gerry Boyle, Joe Monahan, a second team All-Star selection, and Steve Bettencourt. Jimmy Wood, Pat Young, Dick Rooney, and Jack Gardner saw considerable action. An excellent defense and a scoring punch characterized the Belmont sextet. The Belmont boys, although not chosen for the State Hockey Tournament, were an exceptional team. The boys who arc returning next year, however, promise to be even better. GERRY BOYLE ROBBED OF A GOAL. BOB WILCINSKI SHOOTS ON GOAL. 104 HOCKEY TEAM—Front Row: J. Malctta, Manager; S. Bettencourt, G. Boyle. T. Courtney, W. Mahoney, R. Wilcinski. Captain: J. Wood. Second Row: S. McBride. J. Gardiner. R. Rooney, D. Berman, J. Kollias. W. McCafTcrty, M. Courtney. Rear Row: D. Chiofaro. M. Zaparcski. D. Young. D. Weathcrbcc. R. Leonard, T. McCafTcrty, F. Lynch. ICE HOCKEY A ROUGH N' TUMBLE CONTEST. 105 BASKETBALL TEAM—Front Row: J. Comcau and J. Montague, Co-Captains. Rear Row: B. Fricdel, Manager; S. Heaslip. J. Carey, P. Shaw. J. Sawyer, L. Howatt. G. Buttcrworth. B. Wilson, Coach Cleary. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The Girls’ Basketball Team had potential. The first game played against Lexington, was one of the best of the season. Behind until the last quarter, the girls managed to win the game with some brilliant playing during the last few minutes. Six losses followed this impressive start, and their real ability was not shown again until the last game when they tallied 54 points against 22 for Concord. Special recognition should be given to Linda Howatt and Sharon Heaslip for their tireless efforts, and Captains Janet Comeau and Jeanne Montague for their capable leadership. 106 1961 BLUEPRINT - SUPPLEMENT BELMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BELMONT, MASS. TRACK TEAM—Front Row: A. Ley, J. Romeo. J. Lawrence. S. Femino. R. Leonard, D. Crisafulli. M. Tcagan. R. While. J. MacDonald. G. Cresine. Second Row: A. Parseghian. F. rpT DcSlcfano. T. Todd. R. Jensen. R. Orton. K. O'Brien. Captain; R. Burrill. S. Cronin, B. Pinsley. A Jtvz .v_ XV. B. Mahoney. H. Hughes. J. Foster. Third Row: Coach Seaman. D. Stevens. N. Hartunian. P. McMackin. R. Thomason. R. Morrill. K. McAuliffe, T. Foley. V. Gonzales. J. Garrcls. F. Dickhaut. F. Ferris. Manager; D. MacArthur. C. Boyagian, Coach Wenner. Rear Row: A. Mahon. R. O'Brien. B. Tobiasson. T. Kilcy. F. Keene. G. Fitzgerald, W. Newcombc. Moscow Moonshot %W OH- BOYS TENNIS BOYS TENNIS TEAM—Front Row: N. Stein. N. Hulbert, H. Koopmans, W. Madden, S. von Mayrhauscr. Rear Row: J. Carty. B. Becdle. Coach O'Connor. D. Millstcin, Manager; O. Anderson. (R. Vernon. Captain absent from picture.) GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS TEAM—Front Row: C. Bloom. D. Mick. Manager; J. Montague. Captain; J. Strazzulla, J. Sawyer. Rear Row: G. Fitzgerald. H. Scannell. Coach Smith. C. Kelley. C. O’Brien. GIRLS SOFTBALL GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM—Front Row: N. Reynolds. Manager; J. Goncau, C. Hodder, Captain; B. Lambros, G. Scrra. Second Row: M. Cavarctta, L. DcPamphilis, N. Lombard. Coach Cleary. Rear Row: L. Mokaba. M. Fas-ciano, B. Thomason. L. Gordon. M. Flynn. BASEBALL TEAM—Front Row: J. Wood. R. Attncr, J. Kollias. R. Andelman. A. Lcrro. S. Bettencourt. W. Burton. Rear Row: T. Laviano. Manager: R. Wilcinski, P. Pictz, G. Boyle, T. Sarkcsian. L. Devine. P. Larkin. Captain; D. Martin. J. Gahan. R. McCormick. J. Malclta, Manager; Coach Stone. BASEBALL GOLF GOLF TEAM—Left to Right: Coach Cowing, M. Nemser. J. Monahan. W. Fitzgerald. P. Curran. F. Boland. He Must Be Cool Arabian Knights and Ladies JUNIOR -SENIOR PROM Who was Scheherazade? The Scientific Revolution ROBERT SEPUCHA Salutalorian Sealed: Rev. E. Young and MR. HIGG1NBOTTOM, Principal. GRADUATION JUNE 7,1961 Destiny Awaits Prejudice or Loyalty? RUTH SPIVACK Valedictorian Welcoming Address STANFORD VON MAYRHAUSER President Cathy Iwasawa and Roscann DcLuca receive congratulations from MR. GAHAN and DR. THIBADEAU. Mixed Emotions GRADUATION PARTY Aloha! SEE YOU AT THE REUNION! Midnight Snack It's All Over! Cushing Square ADS As we say THANK YOU to our ADVERTISERS, we recommend them for your CONTINUING PATRONAGE. 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