Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Miss Verna B. Ames English; Bookworms Club Mr. John L. Brown English (Haul of Dept.); Soccer Miss Margaret R. Antonclli French; French Club Dr. William Bettencourt Mechanical Drawing; Driver Education FACULTY An increasing awareness of the elements which comprise line teaching has developed as we have progressed in our education. In our early school years we unconsciously often regarded learning as an end in itself, and the teacher as an instructor only. Now we can more fully appreciate the interesting and challenging teacher. In developing our skills, we have come to realize that instruction is a means to an end. We are grateful to our teachers who have given us knowledge, friendship, understanding, and inspiration. Mr. Paul W. Carey Social Studies; Football, Basketball; Class Adviser '63 Mr. John J. Corrigan Sheet Metal Mr. Albert R. Clish Science; Science Club Mr. William T. Cowing Chemistry; Golf 5 Miss Mildred BIcnncrhassctt Librarian; Belmontian Club Mr. Edmund J. Burke Mathematics Miss B. Alberta Cleary Physical Education; Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball Miss Emily E. Cross English; Dramatic Club; Senior Play: Speech Arts

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MR. JOSEPH F. KOLOUCH Vice Principal MR. LESLIE W. CROWSON Director of Belmont Vocational igh School MISS DOROTHY M. ANDERSON Dean of Girls MR. ALBERT J. ORTON Dean of Boys administration To the Members of the Class of 62: Classbooks are customarily produced when students are nearing the completion of an important level of training. At such a time, foundations in educational experience have been laid, and new steps on the ladders of life stand ready to support advancing movement and ascension to higher levels. Youth finds in but few instances in America today, rungs of weakness which fail to sustain noble aspirations and efforts for purposeful living. As counselors, we have enjoyed the part which we have played in discussing and bringing to realization the goals which have been most meaningful to you. In the future, we envision “brilliants travelling at great heights; we also foresee a substantial segment of your group serving as indispensable ground workers making the wonders of the space age possible. We feel a sense of pride in the members of your class, and extend to you all our contmuing good wishes for true success and happiness. V tVoAe s 4

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Miss Eva P. Davis Commercial: Red Cross Club Mr. A. Robert Frink Physical Education; Football. Baseball Mr. Leon F. Hamel Chemistry Mr. Charles R. Holbrook Biology; Ski Club Mr. Richard J. Davis Mathematics Mr. Michael J. Egan Woodworking Miss Orian H. Hallor English Mr. David C. Jacobs History Mrs. Margarct-Mary Johnston Commercial; Red Cross Club Mr. Francis X. Foley English Mrs. Martha C. Gregg English Mr. Henry A. Haroian Electrical Miss Katherine F. Kearney Home Economics; Belmontian and Home Economics Clubs 6