Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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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)

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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

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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)