Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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DIRECTOR CROWSON: We, the boys , thank you for the helpful guidance you have given us during the years we have spent going through the Vocational School. We think that you have been a very busy man, and we hope that the time you spent with us will not prove wasted in future years. Respectfully yours, The CLASS OF ‘62 2uU R. Pclrine. R. Trapani. Mr. Crowson SHEET METAL SHOP—Selecting and using proper hand and machine tools .. . eye shields and blow torches . . . learning to weld efficiently . . . great future for those who know A. Amo, R. Uontempo. Mr. Corrigan WOODWORKING SHOP-Lcarning from Mr. Egan’s skill . . . flying chips and sawdust... surprising and pleasing results —handsome and practical cabinets, bookcases. desks—really good usable things A. Peterson, Mr. Egan. F. McCormick 15

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T. Saia. L. Re0eitt, Mr. Rogers, li. Blanchette AUTO SHOP-Buzz and hum of activity . . . learning what is under the hood . . . spark plugs, carburetors, and batteries . . . exploring “foreign imports . . . testing the repair jobs VOCATIONAL MACHINE SHOP—Demonstrating the use of the machines . . . learning the versatility of the planer . . . hammers and screw drivers begin to take shape . . . patching, restoring and inventing D. Elwell. N. Woodfall. E. Wallis Mr. Seaman. G. Todaro ELECTRICAL SHOP-Volts and ohms . . . learning to handle power . . . repairing electrical appliances in the school building . . . applying safety measures . . . wiring for the dances 14

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TO THE CLASS OF 1962: For the past three years, your class has been a source of great interest and pleasure to us as your class advisers. The various activities have provided a pleasant diversion from studying, have furnished you with an opportunity to serve your class, and have allowed you to gain a rich social experience beyond that which is obtained in the classroom. As Doctor Albert Schweitzer has written: “I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing 1 know: the only ones among you who will be really happy arc those who will have sought and found how to serve.” Our best wishes for your future happiness. Sincerely, Lloyd E. Smith OUR OFFICERS CLASS OF 1962 Mr. Smith ami Mr. Penta OUR ADVISERS MR. PENTA and MR. SMITH: The members of the Senior Class wish to express their grateful appreciation for your patient and willing assistance. Having you to guide us in our plans, and to share delight with us in our successes has been truly an unforgettable experience. A salute of everlasting thanks to you, Mr. Penta and Mr. Smith, comes from the Class of 1962! Left to Right: I). Hildebrand. N. Newton. G. Boyle. S. Hcaslip. J. Ncwpol. M. Catalano 16 J jtA zcc Sap Ls President ' Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Assistant-Secretary Assistant-Treasurer