Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

“For I dipped into the future, far as human eye could see, Saw the vision of the world, and all the wonder —Tennyson, Locksley Hall that would be” BLUEPRINT 1963 BELMONT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BELMONT 78, MASSACHUSETTS ADMINISTRATION 4 FACULTY 5 ACADEMICS 9 SENIORS 17 ACTIVITIES 67 SPORTS 97 ADVERTISEMENTS 115 Daniel Butler Marx l.ee Burbank Payson Park Winnbrook DR. CHARLES R. THIBADEAU 1947 Superintendent Of Schools 1962 And Gladly Would He Learn, And Gladly Teach.” Chaucer, The Canterbury Talcs Chenery YEARS IN REVIEW AS SOPHOMORES—About one thousand ninety-six days ago, we were graduated from Junior High School to face a year as lowly sophomores . . . soon we became confused over teachers’ names, locker combinations, the location of Room 123 .. . underwent the terrors of Sophomore Day . . . attended ’61’s Senior Play On Borrowed Time . . . had a wild introduction to the rallies. Cheerleaders, Mr. Frink, yells, screams . . . felt the agony of a crushing defeat to Watertown . . . passed the legendary Mid-Years . . . participated in the Regional Drama Festival with Liliom . . . watched juniors and seniors get excited about their May Prom, “Schchcrczade” . . . became acquainted with our new Class Adviser, Mr. Carey . . . held Class elections . . . floundered through Finals ... had a beach party of our own. AS SENIORS—Here we were at last! ... we initiated the social season with “Marauder Mixer, our first Senior dance . . . added Christmas cards to our stock of merchandise . . . produced The Mousetrap on November 16 with a star-studded cast of classmates . . . held a last football rally, and tied Water-town in the Thanksgiving Day Game . . . waved a farewell to Mrs. Khoury . . . took part in the new physical fitness program for those who annually flunk gym . . . supported “Midwinter Fantasy,” the Bel-montian Formal . . . struggled to meet a 70-page Yearbook deadline . . . applauded the National Honor Society’s “Time Out For Talent . . . recuperated from College Boards by taking our last Mid-Years . . . held another Senior Dance . . . finally located Room 123 .. . sparkled at the Junior-Senior Prom . . . were honored on Awards Day and at Senior Banquet . . . enjoyed Class Day . . . took the final step to graduation, signed the last few yearbooks, bade a fond farewell to Belmont Senior High School, and entered upon the future. AS JUNIORS—The next year, we climbed a little higher on the ladder . . . acquired Barbara Weidlich as Exchange Student . . . were introduced to the fine art of tea-pushing . . . held our first smash Junior dance “Bomb Shelter Shuffle” . . . saw ’62’s Class Play You Can’t Take It With You . . . faced the new horror of PSAT’s . . . tripped the light fantastic at the Belmontian Formal “Carillon Cotillion” . . . were struck by more Mid-Years . . . kept searching for Room 123 .. . held our second Junior dance “Remember When?” . . . watched Cheerleader tryouts . . . took charge of Student Exchange Day . . . met our first C.E.E.B. exams: “SAT” and “ACH” . . . took the National Merit Tests too . . . took more College Boards . . . came up with our own Spring Prom “Legende de Mai . . . elected new Class Officers: Hal, Pete, Bobby. Judi, Veda, and Rick . . . held the Junior Beach Party . . . passed our last Finals, and moved up again. 3 ■GEORGE HIGGINBOTTOM Principal ADMINISTRATION It has been the responsibility of the Administrative Staff to guide us through the years of our secondary education toward our goals and aspirations for the future. This is indeed an impressive task, one requiring a keen perception as well as a boundless drive. Our administrators have never been lacking in these qualities. A mere thank you'’ for their sincere zeal and enthusiasm seems most inadequate, for it is impossible to express our gratitude to these people who have worked so hard and meant so much to us. MR. JOSEPH F. KOLOUGH Assistant Principal MR. LESLIE W. CROWSON Director Belmont Vocational High School MR. ALBERT J. ORTON Dean of Boys MISS DOROTHY M. ANDERSON Dean of girls 4 FACULTY A dedicated Teacher is many things: His task is the preparation of young minds that will someday face the challenges of life. He is responsive to the needs of each and every student. He is concerned not only with the present but with the future. At all times, he is an instructor, a friend, and a guide. We of Belmont High School have been privileged to study with an especially competent faculty. In their understanding, inspiration, and perception, our teachers have enriched our lives. Truly no greater honor can be rendered to them than the fruits of their dedication. MISS MILDRF.D BLENNERIIASSETT Librarian: Hrlmonlian Club MR. JOHN L. BROWN English I Head of Dept.) U MISS VERNA B. AMES English; Bookworms Club MR. EDMUND J. BURKE Mathematics l)R. WILLIAM BETTENCOURT Mechanical Drawing: Driver education MR. PAUL W. CAREY Social Studies; Football. Basketball: Class Adviser '6J MISS B. ALBERTA CLEARY Physical education; Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball MR. ALBERT R. CLISH Science; Science Club MISS JANET I.. CORCORAN French; French Club MR. JOHN J. CORRIGAN Sheet Metal MR. WILLIAM T. COWING Chemistry: Coif MISS EMILY F.. CROSS FngUsh: Dramatic Club: Senior Play; Speech Arts MISS EVA I . DAVIS Commercial; Bed Cross Club MR. RICHARD J. DAVIS Mathematics 5 MRS. YVONNE R. DIXON (C. Michael) English MR. MICHAEL J. EGAN Woodworking MRS. FRANCES T. FELDMAN (Louis) History: English MR. FRANCIS X. FOLEY English MR. A. ROBERT FRINK Physical Education; Football. Baseball MISS JANET M. GEGGIS Physical Education; Cheerleaders. Basketball. Tennis MR. LEON F.. HAMEL Chemistry MR. HENRY A. HAROIAN Electrical MRS. MARTHA C. GREGG (Ronald D.) English MISS ORIAN II. HAI.LOR r English. Great Books yy 'n MR. DAVID C. JACOBS History MRS. MARGARF.T MARY JOHNSTON (William G.) Commercial; Belmontlan Club MISS KATHERINE F. KEARNEY Home Economics: Rehnontian and Home Economics Clubs MRS. PATRICIA KHOURY (Joseph M.) English: Creative Writing MR. RALPH LIBBY Science Head of Dept.) MR. JOHN I). MAC BAIN Social Studies; Soccer MRS. VENEZIA A. MEZZACAPPA (Antonio L.) French MR. ARTHUR J. MARTELLUCCI Spanish, Spanish Club; Star MRS. MURIEL E. MORRISSEY (Albert) English; Star MR. ROBERT L. PARSLOW English: Creative Writing MISS PRUDENCE I. MATHEWS Commercial; Belmontian Club MR. DAVID J. O’CONNOR Mathematics (Head of Dept.); Tennis MR. CHARLES M. MEYERS Social Studies (Head of Dept.); National Honor Society MR. HOWARD A. NETTLETON Director of Music; Glee Club. A Cappella Choir, Band. Orchestra MISS EVELYN R. NOREEN laths. French: l.atin Club MRS. PATRICIA II. PENN (Gene E.) English: Star MR. RICHARD M. PENTA French, German. Russian (Head of Dept.); F. G. A R Clubs 7 MR. MICHAEL P. QUERCIO French. Spanish Class Adviser '64 J mrs. jane e. rutledge (Charles O.) Mathematics MISS THERESA M. SMITH Home Economics; Mathematics; Horn Economics Clubs Field Hockey MR. GERALD A. SUTHERLAND Physical Education: Football; Baseball MRS. GRETCHEN S. SANDERSON (William B.) Art; Art Club; Yearbook MRS. LEAH S. SCHIFF Developmental Reading I MISS MARION B. STEUF.RWALD t.alin; Latin Club MR. FRANK X. VENERI Italian. Social Studies. Commercial: Italian Club Class Adviser ‘64 MR. CARLTON L. SEAMAN Machine Shop; Cross Country; Indoor and Spring Track MR. GEORGE W. STONE Mathematics; Football MISS SUSAN J. ELLOVICII Intern Teacher, Social Studies. 1st Semester MR. LLOYD F.. SMITH Commercial (Head o Dept.) MR. ROBERT D. SULLIVAN Mathematics MR. THOMAS W. PAYZANT Intern Teacher. Social Studies, 2nd Semester 8 ACADEMICS ENGLISH Watch For Speed And Comprehensionf Developmental Reading With Mrs. SchilT Is Everyone Ready To Hear Eric’s Poem?” English H (Creative Writing) BROADENING horizons through contact with the world’s great literature . . . “Ten minutes—write a coherent theme on the word ‘caramel’ ”... English employed as a tool for self-expression in speech . . . Contract readers as a means for better compositions . . . the many resources of our School Library . . . a greater understanding of our literary heritage. Hooks In. Get Ready To Pass! Miss Blcnncrhassctt At Main Desk And Remember To Open Your Mouth When You Speak Miss Cross At The Blackboard (Speech Arts) 10 If You Know Nothing Fixe. I Want You To Re Able To Tell Me .. .” Mr. Meyers In Charge (Modern Problems) Who Can Tell Me About The ‘Short’ Parliament? Miss Hllovich Holds Forth SOCIAL STUDIES AN INTRODUCTION to our cultural heritage . . . Theses, Constitution Notebooks, Preamble recitations, term papers, oral reports ... a greater insight into present-day situations . . . those back issues of the Reader’s Digest ... an awareness of the necessity for social understanding ... an incisive view of history and current events. What Motivates You? Mr. MacBain Deals In Psychology' (Human Relations) II Does History Really Repeat Itself? Provocative Discussion In U.S. History Oi Well 1st Mir! Mein Herz Zerbrichl In Mir! N. Stein In Charge “C'esi Amusant, N'est-ce Pas? Discussion In The Fifth Year Class LANGUAGES AN INSIGHT into the cultural contributions of other nations to our society . . . learning language skills in order to communicate with other peoples . . . “The genitive is used to denote the whole of which a part is mentioned” . . . The debt of our civilization to those of other lands . . . practice in written and oral comprehension . . . “Verstchen Sic, Klasse?” He Sure To Look Up The Notes In The Hock. Miss Stcucrwald Explains A Reference in the Aencid No. Not HI. Eel! Mr. Vencri Instructing All Right, Children . . . Mr. Martcllucci In Charge “ 3 T O ABCTPAANJJ?” M. Lcntine Struggles With A Map Of Russia • Culled ll A Hard Problem. Bin Three Boards .. .? Application Of Theory In The Math V Class Every Machine Has An Ideal Mechanical Advantage. Experimentation In Physics MATH SCIENCE PRACTICE in logical thinking through practical application of theory . . . learning new skills in mathematical thought ... a scientific approach to problems . . . positive drill in dealing logically in abstractions and tangibilities . . . an effective means of gaining perception in everyday life. Incidentally, Class, Remember Not To Confuse 'Infinity' With ’Undefined’.” Mr. Davis Lends A Helping Hand Go Ahead, Hal, Pash It!” Advanced Chemistry Students In Action . . . It's Coming Into View, Mr. Holbrook . . Microscope Study In Advanced Biology Class 13 The Light Dawns On Joyce. Mr. Hamel In Charge sasi That’s Not The Way My Father Does It Practice Makes Perfect In Bookkeeping COMMERCIAL LEARNING the skills of business . . . studying budgets for home life . . . acquiring the knowledge necessary for a career in business. I Think I'd Prefer It In Blue Activity In Fashion And Design HOME ECONOMICS HOME MANAGEMENT means cooking and sewing skills . . . designing and decorating, too . . . preparing for hobbies, good-looking clothes, line foods, and marriage. 14 Do I Stir For Three Minutes Or Ten? Our Own Cooks Under Miss Smith’s Direction Eyes On The Book! For More Accurate Typing •‘Apply Charcoal Technique.' E. Timbcrlake At The Easel DRIVER TRAINING CAR BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL Courtesy of WHEATON MOTOR CO. ‘ Remember Your Little Bibles! I)r. Bettencourt and his “polite drivers’1 It's Handy To Have! Personal Typing Practice Take Pride In Your Work! Draftsmen In The Making THE LITTLE “extras” that enhance our academic development . . . competence in typing adds speed and accuracy to written projects . . . acquiring the knack of becoming “courteous” and able drivers . . . applying artistic principles to our creative work . . . learning to be precisely accurate in mechanical drawing . . . gaining a wide knowledge of music and musical skills . . . rounding out the academic year by a solid background in useful areas. ARTS SKILLS 15 Many Parts Make Up The Whole—And You Hope It Clicks! Mr. Rogers Instructs The Auto Shop Putare Machinists A t Work.’ The Machine Shop In Action VOCATIONAL ‘This Is The Way To Fine Craftsmanship! Mr. Egan In Charge GAINING skills in useful fields . . . mastering the various tricks of the various trades . . . training for excellence in carpentry, machine work, metal work, automobile repair, and electrical work . . . looking to the future while learning a trade . . . doing outside work as a help in training . . . helping with improvements in the school building . . . preparing for the coming years by developing manual skills. “Now Make Sure The Corners Are Good And Clean. Mr. Corrigan Advises In Sheet Metal Shop Belmont High Schools Electrical Engineers The Electrical Shop Concentrates On Its Work 16 SENIORS OUR ADVISER TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1963: The future horizon is bright! Life can be rewarding and worthwhile if you strive to fulfill your objectives. As you start out on a new phase of life, your achievements to date will be enlarged upon in the never-ending challenge of our fast moving society. The “American Spirit” will be kept alive by your future accomplishments. I want to say that it has been a pleasure to serve as your Class Adviser. Your hard work and cooperation in the past three years in all class functions has been second to none. May success and happiness be yours in the days which lie ahead. Paul W. Carey OUR OFFICERS Seated: V. Citro. J. Kolligian. Standing: R. Stone. H. Emerson. P. Marino. R. Leonard. 18 . . . capable coin devilish gleam in sparked with per-. student superb rrca'surcr; Stu-lar; Yearbook :cer and Base- coupter . Iji cyc . ’severance ; Class Assistant dent Council; (Sports Ed.); S Tbtkj deaQ j umll aluxuis OoclAcI not Pq. ; V LoOJvd qK v ujhalfc UOo GMS L chotff a vvd ! ud JUDITH KOI.UGIAN 115 Marsh Street . . . Judi . . . poised pixie . . . enthusiasm galore . . . stupendous secretary ... Class Secretary 3 years; N.H.S.; A Cappella Choir; Star; Senior Play Publicity; Italian Clubr Bclmontian Club (II HAROLD EMERSON 86 Payson Road “Hal . . . With gavel in hand, he takes command . . . Strong in character, keen of mind . .. His kind of merit is hard to find .. . Class President 4 years; Student Council (V. Pres.); N.H.S.; Junior Roiarian; Boys State; Football. Mr. Carey, As the advisor to the Class of 1963, you have instilled your personal warmth and sincerity into your many efforts on our behalf. It is this spirit, combined with your patient guidance and unceasing interest, that have endeared you to us. Qn behalf of the Class of 1963, I would •ike to thank you for the interest and enthusiasm which you have unfailingly accorded us in effecting the successes of °ur endeavors. Gratefully, ROBERT LEONARD 888 Concord Avenue . . . Bobby . . . Button-downed humor ... a Bennett Man . . . Class VEEP. Treasurer . . . What next? . . . Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council (Pres); N.H.S.; A Cappella Choir; Hockey; French Club. VEDA 130 Claflip'Street Industrious worker . . . devoted sincere ... a talented artist . . . always spread-j cheer. .. . lass Assistant Secretary 3 years; Student Council; Yearbook; Italian. Art (Treas.). and Bclmontian Clubs. RICHARD STONE 12 Randolph Street l U V- I? PETER MARINO 84 Stony Brook Road . . . Scooter . . . hustling hoopstcr . . . tca-totcr . . . when wanted, perseverance undaunted ... Senior Class Vice-President; Treasurer (Jr.); Italian (Pres.) Club; Basketball (Capt.). 19 ODIN ANDERSON 71 Elm Sucet . . . “Chuck” . . . rage with a racket . . . Don Juan of B.H.S. . . . Bon vivant . . . Band; Soccer; Tennis (Capt.): Glee and Ski Clubs. ■ MARILYN ASH 69 Marlboro Street . . . It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice . . . Field Hockey; Bookworms. Home Economics. Red Cross, and Belmontian Clubs. MARY ARAKELIAN 123 Winter Street . . . captivating, ebony eyes . . . gifted pianist . . . quiet and composed . . . abounding sincerity ... Glee, Latin, and Belmontian KAREN ARENTZEN 47 Fletcher Road . . . blue-eyed, blond beauty . . . have book bag. will travel . . . scnsatjonal seamstress . . . a valued friend ... Band; A Capped a Choir; Star (Photo Ed.); Forum, French, and Belmontian Clubs. ANTHONY AVENI 25 Merrill Avenue . . . “Andy . . . always a smile . . . poo! shark . . . easy going about the books . . . 20 Doesn't Anyone Know How To Use A Slide Ride? SUSAN BABAIAN 137 Sycamore Street . . . charm and grace arc shown in her face . . . gentle, sedate ... high she rates . .. Russian (Sec.) and Belmontian Clubs; Yearbook. CHARLES BARKER 92 Munroc Street . . Chuckie . . . always having a ball . . . cheerfully capricious . . . likes to study? Glee Club and A Cappclla Choir; Basketball. KATHLEEN BARRY 35 Stulls Road . . . Katie . . . creative courtier . . . laughing ’n’ loquacious . . . sportswoman superb . . . Star; Yearbook; Forum. Latin and French Clubs; Field Hock- ey- PAMELA BAKER 22 Clifton Street . . . Pam . . . our capcd flutist . . . peaches and cream . . . ingenuous sincerity . . . Latin par excellence ... Band; Bclmontian, Latin. Forum. German, and Dramatic Clubs. .. . Ami Then The Three Hears . . JOHN BARRILA 76 Hull Street . . . “Goomba . . . O those shop teachers! . . . Come Back to Sicily . . . Talk. talk, talk ... 21 DIANE BASS 22 Crescent Road . . . Di . . . fun-loving and sincere . . . knack for making friends . . . trds charmant . . . future teacher ... Art (Trcas.) and Dramatic Clubs; Star (Pub. Mgr.); Yearbook; Senior Play (Scenery). WILLIAM BATES 36 Barnard Road . . . “Bill” . . . clown at heart . .. technical leaning . .. future fly boy ... Spring Track. HEATHER BILLETT 33 Stanley Road . . . that touch of the English . . . a creative artisan . . . shy ’n’ sweet with rosy check . . . one we’ve been glad to meet Home Economics Club. BEVERLY BECKER 107 Winn Street . . . Bev . . . enthusiastic supporter of the school . . . ardent band member . . . deceptively quiet ... Band; Glee Club. 88 Lorimer Road . . . quiet and resourceful . . . good-natured and helpful . . . a searching, intelligent mind Junior Rotarian; French and Math (Pres.) Clubs. RUTH-ELLEN BI.AUER 31 Dunbarton Road . . . “Poodie . . . that collegiate look . . . artistic likings . . . silent and sincere .. . Senior Play. Ski Club. SUSAN BLOUT 111 Fletcher Road . . . Blip” . . . flair for fun . . . more bounce to the ounce . . . a style all her own ... Cheerleading (Co-Capt.); Star: Yearbook; Forum. French, and Glee Clubs. RICHARD BOUCHER 7 Agassiz Avenue . . . that strong, silent type . . . conscientious ’n’ conservative . . . good student and classmate . .. Spanish Club. uj 1 iv JULIA BOURGEOIS 8 Cherry Street . . . bouncy blond bombshell . . . a sincere friend to all . . . she’ll talk her way around the world ... Yearbook; Bclmontian. French. Home Economics, and Ski Clubs. 22 ROBERTA BRAUCHER 40 Temple Street . . . “Berta” . . . noted individualist . . . philosopher, dramatist, scholar, and linguist . . . Girl’s State Representative Senior Play; N.H.S.; Woman’s Club; Dramatic (V. Pres.). Forum. and French Clubs. IRENE BROUSSARD 99 Beech Street . . . clerical queen . . . quiet ’n’ unassuming . . . bouncy pony-tail . . . future homemaker . .. Home Economics. Bclmontian. and Bookworms Clubs. KENDRA-ANN BROWN 106 Foster Street, Cambridge . . “Kandy . . . deceptively quiet . . . mystifying miss . . . bestowed with sincerity . . . French and Home Economics Clubs. MARY BROWN 180 Claflin Street . . . serious and hard-working . . . chuckling chatterbox . . . sugar and spice ... Bookworms. Home Economics. Red Cross, and Ski Clubs. RAF. BUCK 10 Coolidge Road . . . insatiable exuberance . . . high spirited classmate ... a joke for every occasion . . . Ski. Bookworms, and Spanish Clubs. RUTH BUSKIRK 59 Clairemont Road . . . Ardent athlete . . . quiet 'n' serious ... a girl with a purpose ... Basketball; Softball; Tennis. LUISE CAHILL 32 Rockmont Road . . . “Chee-chc . . . Bubbly, blue-eyed beauty . . . sensible censor . . . personality plus with a mind to match . . . N.H.S.; Star; Yearbook; Student Council; Bclmontian and Latin Clubs. 23 RONALD CALLAHAN 8 Fletcher Avenue, Lexington . . . A good worker in the shop . . . the quiet type . . . interested in cars and mechanics Star. JOYCE CAMPBELL 14 Emerson Place Charles River Park, Boston . . . Sophisticated miss . . . spirit unlimited for B.H.S. . . . cheering her hobby . . . nursing her goal . . . Field Hockey (J.V.); Cheerleader (Co-Capt.); Bclmonlian Club. BEVERLY CAREY 16 Gorham Road . . . The quiet partner . . . cheery attitude ... a likeable girl with a likeable way . . . Glee Club. JOHN CARTY 303 Cross Street . . . “Jay . . . talented tenor . . . man of ideas . . . good-natured humorist . .. Band; Madrigal; A Cappella Choir; Glee (Treas.) and Latin Clubs: Tennis. SHARON CAREY 16 Gorham Road . . . Quiet and easy-going . . . pleasing personality . . . bright outlook . . . Bclmonlian and Glee Clubs. FRANCES CASTAGNO 36 Baker Street . . . “Franny . . . French is her liking, math is her fort . . . of ambition and fun she is never short . . . Yearbook; Bclmonlian. French, and Glee Clubs. JAMES CARRIG 393 Belmont Street . . . “Jimmy . . matically minded . . able Deutch worker tific future .. . Yearbook: Bookworms German Clubs. Mathe- depend- and PHYLLIS CATH 36 Brunswick Road, Arlington . . . Madame Consul . . . femme fatale, n'est-ce pas? . . . golden voice ... an M.D. to be . . . N.H.S.; Madrigal: A Cappella Choir (V.P.): Forum, l.atin (Sr. Consul), and Ski (See.) Clubs. i 24 MARGUERITE CAVARETTA 96 Gilbert Road . . . “Peggy . . . vibrant cheerleader . . . ambitious as her record shows . . . Field Hockey: Student Council: Cheerleader: Glee Forum, and Bclmontian Clubs. CAROL CHALMERS 37 Somerset Street . . . Sincere participation . . . scholarly aura . . . British beauty ... the epitome of a lady ... N.H.S.: Belmont Woman's Club: Band (Sec.): Senior Play: German (See.) and French Clubs. DONALD CHIOFARO 110 Gilbert Road . . . Shifty . . . Mr. Football . . . epitome of masculinity . . . all scholastic success ... Junior Lion: Football (Co- Capt.): Hockey; Baseball; Ski Club. SANDRA CHRISTIE 42 Clyde Street . . . Sandy ... A Grecian beauty, demure and quiet . . . a field hockey champ, none can deny it . . . Field Hockey: Tennis; Bclmon-tian; Home Economics, and Red Cross Clubs. JOHN CHENETTE 61 Grove Street . . . Chinoot . . . Quick wit . . . livens up any class . . . hotrod scooter with a bermuda bell... French, Bookworms, and Ski Clubs. ROBERT CHRUSZ 118 Alexander Avenue . . . “Sonar . . . athletic ability plus . . . handsome asset to our class ... the formula for success .. . Football; Basketball; Baseball; Ski and Spanish Clubs. ANGELO CIANO 22 Tappan Avenue. Watertown . . . “Angie . . . Oh! Well!' . . . water skiing enthusiast . . oil magnate of the future . . . ROBERT ClRIELLO 38 Gilbert Road . . . A live wire . . . casual and carefree ... no strings attached Football (Manager); Bookworms Club. 25 VALERIE CLARK 1047 Concord Avenue . . . Val . . . Belmont’s contribution to Broadway ... intellectual stimulus in any croup . . . senior Play; N.H.S.; Belmont Woman's Club; A Cappclla Choir; Dramatic Club (See.). GERSON COHEN 223 Beech Street . . . Lover of dramatics . . . •’all pepsi . . . career in Navy or Marines . .. Bookworms and Italian Clubs. “Personality Meets In 309.' JAMES COCKROFT 14 Ash Street . . . Jay ... On the quiet side ... a hard worker . . . mad chemist . . . watch him go. . . soccer; Spanish Club. JOHN CODY 68 Agassiz Avenue . . . An energetic electrician . . . conscientious and irrepressible . . . dependable worker Star. ROBERT COLUCCIO 4 Church Street . . . “Luich . . . Our tune-up specialist... no sah ... 26 THOMAS CONNOR 24 Lewis Road . . . Tom” . . . President of Charles Muench Fan Club . . . hasn’t missed a performance . .. serious student ... Glee Club; A Cappclla Choir; Football: Outdoor and Indoor Track. ■IMBU H N 1 VI rj 7 ,7 :HAELCOURTNEY Taylor Road Mickey ... A whizz with a hockey puck ... car snthusiast . . . quiet student . . . baseball; Cross Country; Bookworms. and Latin Clubs. DAVID CRISAFULLI 88 Hull Street . . . “Dave . . . Kid Zero on the ice . . . promising future Student Council; Football; Spring Track; Hockey (Co- CaPt')' 'Z O' IS iRBARA COUGHLAN ''lO Jackson Road Barb” . . . When Irish y' '. . . girl with a good gavel—'y . sincerity, spirit, sophistication. scholarship . .. Bclmontian Club (Pres.); N.H.S.; A Cappella Choir (See.); Student Council; French (See.) Club; Basketball. - GEORGE CRESINE 23 Clarendon Road . . . “T.C. . . . more bounce to the ounce . . . affable artist ... yearbook dynamo . .. Yearbook (Ed. in Chief): A Cappella Choir; Soccer; Outdoor Track; Forum and Art (Pres.) Clubs. V CAROL CRITSLEY 59 Underwood Street . . . Quiet 'n' conscientious . . . friendly to all ... a source of joy and amusement .. . Bclmontian. Bookworms, and led Cross Clubs. f DONNA CUDMORE 92 Kilburn Road . . . Friendly and fun ... a perky prankstress ... a charm-in cashier... Bclmontian and Bookworms Clubs. 27 KATHERINE CULLEN 51 Agassiz Avenue . . . “Kathy . . . Happy “home-maker . . . quiet but comical . . . hardworking and sincere Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs. CANDICE CURRIER 72 Foster Road . . . “Candy . . . Sugar ’n’ sweet . . . short and petite . . . a good “homemaker” ’n’ helper Glee, Bclmontian and Bookworms Clubs. CHRISTOS DAFNOULELIS 17 Ivy Road . . . “Daflie . . . Belmont High’s notorious hot-rodder . . . avid science bug . . . never a ROBERT DAMIANO 116 RadclilTc Road . . . “Bob . . . Watch those ten pins fly! . . . plater-clatter and turntable talk . . . loves life . . . wild as the wind .. . Football: Tennis; Ski Club. dull moment ... % A A P kjJ = Of ,rte ANGELA D’ANDREA 880 Concord Avenue . . . Angc . . . Forever smiling and winning friends . . . always on the go . . . her presence is a pleasure ... Jr. Class Officer (Ass. Treas.); Field Hockey; Ski and Italian (2nd V.P.) Clubs. ALAN DANKNER 14 Herbert Road . . . “Al . . . Soccer Boy . . . Ohio State’s All-American . . . A's all the way ... N.H.S.; Soccer; Star; Band (Treas.); Forum and Ski Clubs. CAROL DAILEY 55 Bright Road . . . Diligent and dependable . . . super student . . . success assured ... N.H.S.; Latin. Glee. Bclmontian. Forum, and French Clubs. 28 LAWRENCE DAYS 22 Adams Street . . . “Larry” . . . jolly joker . . . car enthusiast . . . fill ’er up! . .. Bookworms Club. SUSAN DE BONIS 33 Grove Street . . . Always on the go . . . flirtacious blond . . . knee-socks and sneakers . . . full of life and laughs .. . Senior Play (Backstage); Bcl-montian. Bookworms. Home Economics and Ski Clubs. DONNA DE CARLO 68 Richmond Road . . . Cute ’n’ cheerful ... a friend to all . . . her personality assures success ... Ski. Spanish, Red Cross, Bcl-montian, and Home Economics Clubs. CAROLE DE LEO 8 Bradley Road . . . Nifty . . . neat 'n' natural . . . sparkling smile . . . adept in domestic arts . . . Home Economics and Bookworms Clubs. LEO dc NATALE 336 Trapelo Road . . . “Mr. Mitch . . . Jovial jokester . . . man with the cigar ... lively future ... Senior Play; Star; A Cappclla Choir; Glee, French, and Dramatic Clubs. LUCIA DE PAMPHIUS 35 Harris Street . . . “Luch . . . Everybody’s buddy ... big brown eyes . . . what a worker . . . Cheerleader; Glee. Latin, Forum. Bclmontian. and Italian (Sec.) Clubs. JAMES DEVINE 55 Townsend Road . . . “Jay . . . Great on the gridiron . . . our Peter Gunn . . . sparky sense of humor . . . Football; Indoor Track; Ski Club. 29 PETER DE VVII.DE 125 Dalton Road . . . Pete . . . Alright De-Wilde . . . brainy biologist . . . reserved sense of humor ... Science Club. CHARLES DEWING 21 Benjamin Road . . . Peerless debater . . . seeks knowledge . . . sings a cheerful song . . . speaks a friendly word Senior Play; Cross Country; Star; A Cappella Choir; Glee and French Clubs. DIANE DIGGINS 59 Wavcrlcy Street . . . Dede . . . Miss Personality . . . sweet V sociable . . . sincerity unsurpassed . . . Field Hockey; Home Economics and Bookworms Clubs. TIMOTHY DONOVAN 117 Oakley Road . . . Tiny Tim . . . Whccccc . . . happy hoopsier . . . sena-torus maximus ... Basketball; Spring Track; Glee. Latin, and Ski Clubs. JOSEPH Dl PAOLA 48 Vincent Avenue . . An Epic . . . southern swinger . . . where’s my comb? . . . fabulous feminine following .. . SUSAN DOYLE 76 Lorimer Road . . . “Sue ... Always cheerful. always kind . . . loquacious laughter that never dies . . . a friend to all at any time . . . Glee. Art. and French Clubs. NEIL DOLAN 17 Bow Road . . . Terror on the track . . . serious student . . . essence of quiescence . . . Indoor Track; Spring Track: Ski Club. MICHAEL DWYER 23 Jeanette Avenue . . . “Mike” . . . rocking piano-player . . . ladies-man . . . custom-car enthusiast ... a casual air ... 30 MARY EDWARDS 12 Hoiti Road . . . Edzy” . . . Boundless energy . . . friendly fun and flirtatious . . . typing in the future ... Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs. KATHLEEN EGAN 55 Kilburn Road . . . Kathy ... A true friend . . . nimble with the thimble ... future in nursing. .. Bclmontian and Home Economics (Pres.) Clubs. STEVEN ELLES 495 Belmont Street . . . Junior” . . . Smooth soft-shocr . . . he's got rhythm . . . Debonairc Don Juan . . . Bookworms Club. Bclmontian Clu JOAN ELLISON 412 Common Street . . . Joanie . . . placid personality . . . friendliness, her middle name . . . A Cappclla Choir; Ski. Glee, JOHN FABIANO 410 Trapelo Road . . . Johnny . . . friendly and fun to be with . . . always welcome . . . sincerity ’n seriousness . . . Italian (V. Pres.) and Bookworms Club. NED EL WELL 535 School Street . . . Friendly to all . . . motor scooter enthusiast . . . subtle sense of humor . . . future in engineering ... A Cappclla Choir: Soccer; Ski, Glee and French Clubs. SERAFINO FABIANO 410 Trapelo Road . . . Sammy ... gay .. . eager beaver . . . sparks fly when this electrical wizard appears. LAUREN ENTLER 70 Waterhouse Road . . . Petite demoiselle . . . glcc-ful accompanist . . . quiet 'n capable . . . Band. Glee. Italian. French, and Dramatic (Treas.) Clubs. 31 JANE FAUCETTE 116 White Street . . . Adept dancer . . . mischief sparks in her eyes . . . unceasing laughter . . . creative seamstress . .. Softball; Home Economics and Bookworms Club. SALVATORE FEMINO 10 Walnut Street . . . Subby” ... A good word for all . . . quiet 'n‘ competent . . . a likeable guy . . . gr-r-cat Football; Spring Track. LAURIE-JEAN FINNERTY 310 School Street . . . “Laurie . . . Gloucester ho! . . . quiet 'n demure . . . noted artistic flair . .. Bclmontian Club. PAUL FISHER 67 Channing Road . . . Paul” . . . But Mr. Davis, I don’t sec how novice fisherman in Newton . . . College bound . . . Baseball; Soccer; Yearbook. GEORGE FITZGERALD 105 Cushing Avenue . . . Fitzic . . . Clever chemist . . . track demon . . . full of fun . . . Cross Country; Outdoor Track; Indoor Track; Junior Lions. 32 GORDON FLINT 29 Oak Street . . . Sonny ... A lady’s man . . . the jolly jokester ... not too serious, but oh so sparked Indoor Track; Spring Track; Ski Club. MAUREEN FORD 11 Oak Street . . . “Mau . . . grin ne'er a grimace . . . devilish little miss . . . dark eyes accentuate a pert face .. . Bclmontian Club. MARTHA FRESE 16 Clifton Street . . . Sunny and gay ... a lilting flutist . . . Belmont's aloha to Hawaii . . . untapped abilities.. . Senior Play (Backstage); Band; Dramatic, Bclmontian, and Latin Clubs. THOMAS FOLEY 184 Concord Avenue . . ; Tom . . . Hercules unchained . . . quiet but persistent worker . . . quirksomc mannerisms ... Outdoor Track; Indoor Track (Co-Capt.); Spanish Club. Rut I'm Sure That’s Right! RICHARD FOSTER 669 Belmont Street . . . Quiet—though awfully nice . . . friendly, relaxed manner . . . College bound . . . Art and Spanish Clubs. PAUL FUQUA 103 Gilbert Road . . . Winning wit . , . mathematical whiz . . . crazy about cars... Baseball; Basketball. ALICE GAI.LETTA 34 Upland Road . . . Seamstress superb . . . spirited classmate . . . bound for success . . . Home Economics Club. 33 JAMES GARBER 13 Bradley Road . . . “Jimmy . . . easy-going ... two year trackstcr ... sports enthusiast . . . budding machinist. DARLENE GEVINSON 42 Fairview Avenue. Watertown . . . Exuberant and energetic worker . . . country traveler . . . comments galore . . . sing a song— . .. Glee Club. MARILOU GLEASON 35 Falmouth Street . . . Personality, pep. and plenty of go ... a spirited lass . . . where there's fun she’ll always go .. . Red Cross; Home Economics; and Bookworms Clubs. LINDA GILMORE 40 Chandler Street . . . Nursing future ahead . . . happy-go-lucky gal . . . always ready to help .. . Belmontian. Bookworms. Home Economics, Italian, and Red Cross Clubs. DORIS GANICK 90 Lewis Road . . . “Dori” . . . conscientious V considerate . . . devilish dimples . . . vibrantly vital in all... Belmont Herald Reporter; N.H.S.; Star (Features Ed.); Yearbook; A Cappclla Choir; Forum Club. GAIL GILLILAND 95 t.ongmcadow Road . . . Pleasantly pert . . . admirable student with a flair for math . . . success unlimited . . . Senior Play (Backstage); Forum; French, and Belmontian Clubs. ROBERT GARDNER 10 RadclifTc Road . . . “Bobby . . . THE senior . . . craze for capers . . . going, going, gone . . . Football; Indoor Track: Baseball; Ski and Art Clubs. 34 Mali PAMELA GOLDIN 35 Shaw Road . . . Oh! those fluttering eyelashes . . . youthfully exuberant . . . The Betty Crocker of B.H.S. . . . | Field Hockey; Yearbook; A L ' Cappclla Choir; French. Fo-V hun and Belmontian Clubs. A CAN GORDON 58 Hoitt Road . . . Moke . . . “E-O . . . tops playing tennis . . . superior sense of humor ... a flash to success . . . Star; Glee. Forum and German Clubs; Tennis: Basketball. VICTOR GONZALEZ 13 Sycamore Street . . . Gonzo . . . Vaccinat., with vitality . . . Surely you jest . . . conscientious class worker ... on the way up . . Spring Track; Outdoor Track;. Student Council. ' GOODMAN 5$ Flett Road . . . The most sincere friend; . . . respected for advice . smacks a soccer ball . . . Baseball: Soccer: Yearbook; Latin and Spanish Clubs. LINDA GORDON 24 Eliot Road . . . Generous helper at all class functions . . . Indispensable . . . neatly dressed and cheerfully smiling . .. Softball; Belmontian. German, and Home Economics (Sec.-Trcas.) Clubs. ALEX GORELCHENKA 194 Cross Street . . . Woman hater ... car lover . . . slick hair . . . broad grin . . . happy go lucky fellow. JOHN GREENE 431 Trapclo Road . . . Jaz . . . fighting man . . . always rarin' to go . . . hope for tomorrow ... Star. 35 1 KATHRYN GREENE 94 Sycamore Street . . . Kathy ... art school bound . . . K.G. . . . kool girl . . . keeps us in stitches . . . Glee Club. JOHN GREENHAI.GH 48 Bright Road . . . forever giving a line . . . fun-loving . . . always happy times ahead . .. Baseball; Football; Outdoor Track. DOROTHY GRIFFIN 35 Horne Road . . . Dotlie ... a joke for every occasion ... a sparkling future ahead ... Home Economics. Bclmontian. and Bookworms Clubs. JAMES HALEY 8 Pine Street . . . Jim ... a star trackster . . . intellect 'n' brains . . . quiet and good humored . . . N.H.S.; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track: Cross Country; Star; French Clubs. ROBERT GUGGINA 46 Unity Avenue . . . “Bob . . . strong and silent type . . . quiet on the outside . . . has inside spark . . . wilting spirit . . . Bookworms Club. RICHARD HARRINGTON 171 Beech Street . . . shy and reserved . . . cool, calm, and collected ... a good friend. MARK HAFLICH 69 Channing Road . . . a searching mind . . . toots a clarinet . . . totes a slide rule . . . success awaits ... lee Hockey (Manager); Football (Manager); Yearbook; Band; Glee and Science (Program Chairman) Clubs. MARTHA HARRIS 70 White Street . . . a pleasant Hi to all . . . an asset to the softball team ... a sure success . .. Softball: Bookworms Club. 36 ESTELLE HAYES 3 Randolph Slrcct . . . ’Stcllc . . . quiet, demure, self-possessed . . . stands among the very best . .. Yearbook: A Cappclla Choir; Glee (Librarian). Ski. Bookworms. and Bclmontian Clubs. ANN HIDY 108 RadclifTc Road . . . terrific tca-totcr . . . understanding and thoughtful . . . faithful to duty ... a serious student... Latin. Chess, and French Clubs. BARBARA HOBSON 36 Oxford Avenue . . . bubbly gaiety . . . nice to know and pleasant to work with . . . 2-4-6-8I Who do we appreciate! ... Red Cross. Home Economics. Bookworms, and Bclmontian Clubs. ROYCE HEFFNER 108 Village Hill Rd. . . . quick with a needle . . . artistic in design ... a student as well in the liberal arts line Glee. German. French, and Bclmontian Clubs. MARCIA HENRY 75 Bartlett Avenue . . . jovial jokester . . . supports the phone company . . . friendliness plus cheerfulness . . . Softball; Home Economics and Bookworms Clubs. JOANNE HILL 63 Woodbine Road . . . petite 'n' pretty . . . friendly ’n fashionable ... a mellow voice . . . always dependable Yearbook; Ski. Glee. French. Home Economics, and Bclmontian Clubs. THOMAS HIRE 2 Marion Road . . . easy going guy ... a valued friend . . . serious quietness ... CAROL HOFFMAN 86 Clark Street . . . more pep to the step . . . personality n' poise . . . carefree ’n’ gay . . . active all day Drum Majorette; Spanish and Home Economics Clubs. k 37 JONATHAN HOFFMAN 63 Beatrice Circle . . . boy with a bouncing step . . . dramatically different . . . creative individualist . . . Senior Play; Yearbook (Literary Ed.); Latin (Pontifex Maximus), Dramatic, and Ski aM'.- m SALLY HOWLETT 20 Howells Rd. . . . Our gal Sal ... a perfect lady ... a model college candidate . . . favors folk music . .. “good grief . .. N.H.S. (Treas.); Belmont Woman’s Club; A Cappella Choir; German. French, and Forum Clubs. Exact Weight: 2.578692 oz.‘ LINDA HOLDEN 85 Munroe Street . . . always willing . . . fun-loving and friendly . . . beautiful eyes and mellow voice . . . sure bound for success . . . Field Hockey; Basketball; Yearbook (Sports Ed.); A Cap-pella Choir; Glee and Bel-montian Clubs. DEBORAH HOWARD 1075 Pleasant St. . . . “Debby . . . serene sophisticate . . . whimsical individualist . . . motivated by curiosity ’n’ intellect ... N.H.S.; A Cappella Choir; Glee. German. French, and Bclmontian Clubs. HENRY HUGHES 74 Grove St. . . . untiring runner . . . lank and agile . . . significant contribution to music groups . . . smile and be happy . . . Spring Track; Outdoor Track; Cross Country; Glee Club and A Cappella Choir. 38 JAMES HUNT 74 Vernon Road . . Jimmy . . . deceptively quiet . . . witticism plus . . . an earnest scholar .. . Band; Ski Club. H k ■5 Jvv S V v THOMAS IWASAWA 85 Partridge Lane . . . The Thinker . . . collects 800’s and A’s . . . the Bands ump pah pah . . . exceptionally erudite . . . friendly and stimulating company ... Junior Rotarian; N.H.S.; Band; Chess (Pres.). German (Treas.), and French Clubs. MANE KALOYANIDES Lawndale Street . . . Athenian beauty ... gar rulous gal . . . “Three-letter' girl . . . personality ’n’ potential to soar — Field Hockey; Basketball; A Cappclla Choir: Glee, and French Clubs. ... ■V 'J f ■ ’ . y'pv LILLIAN HUNTLEY 46 Davis Road . . . “Lilly . . . forever friendly . . . L.H. . . . Lively and Humorous . . . bound for a happy future . .. Softball; Ski; Home Economics and Bookworms (Librarian) Clubs. Gee, 2 Times 2 Really Is 4! CAROL JAYNES 114 White Street . . . Snap, sparkle gal . . . Donald Duck . . . casual living . . . most amazing in gym . Basketball; Red Cross and Bcl-montian Clubs. 39 DONNA KAPRELIAN 301 Pleasant Street . . . Blueprint’s terrific typist . . . quiet yet competent . . . sweet ’n’ sincere . .. Yearbook; Ski. Spanish. Red Cross. Home Economics, and Bclmontian Clubs. RICHARD KARASIK 35 Crescent Road . . . Swings to the tune of a bassoon . . . scientifically oriented . . . serious intentions Band: A Cappclla Choir; Glee. Chess, and Science (V. Pres.) Clubs. RICHARD KAZANJIAN 27 Stone Road . . . Kaz . . . full of fun and mischief ... a marauder all the way . . . Football; Baseball; Spring Track; French Club. FRANCIS KEANE 48 Benjamin Road . . . Friendly and easy-going . . . a real go-getter ... in the swing of things .. . Football; Spring Track; Spanish Club. MARY KEI.LEHER 127 Bright Road . . . Take me back to Ireland . . . bundle of laughs . . . Irish Jig—her pride . . . short, freckled. 'n‘ gay . . . Field Hockey: Yearbook; French and Belmontian Clubs. SALLY KIRK 27 Marion Road , . . . never a frown, always a smile . . . knowing her is worth your while ... Glee Club; A Cappella Choir; Ski. Bookworms, and Bclmon-tian Clubs. DIANE KOULES 201 Goden Street . . . “Di . . . dainty dabbler . . . wonderful wit . . . always reliable .. . Belmont Woman's Club; Yearbook (Art Co-Ed.); Star; Forum. Belmontian. and Art Clubs. CAROLYN KENNEDY 60 Oak Avenue . . . Stylish, dependable . . . gentle yet prevailing force . . . intent upon her destined course Glee Club; A Cappella Choir; Madrigal; Home Economics and Belmontian Clubs. f JUDITH KRUSSELL 96 Payson Road . . . Judy ... art devotee . . . sparkling eyes, matching personality . . . credit to our class Yearbook; Star; A Cappella Choir; Glee, French and Bcl-montian Clubs. 40 BARRY KUMINS 32 Livermore Road . . . A-1 SUldent . . . intrepid individual . . . injury-prone soccer player . . . prodigious success . . . N.H.S.; Star (Circulation Mgr.); Junior I.ions Club; Forum and French Clubs. PETER LANE 300 Common Street . . . Jocko' . . . kitchen helper . . . quite a guy . . . have car. will travel ... WILLIAM KYLE 45 Chandler Street . . . “Bill” . . . quiet ‘n considerate . . . hockey star ... a sure success ... Football; Hockey; Basketball. JOHN LABANARA 79 Fairvicw Avenue . . . Labs” . . . happy-go-lucky . . . come what may . . . athletic ability here to stay . . . Football; Hockey; Baseball. WILLIAM LAUNDER 54 Watson Road . . . short but powerful ... on his way to success . . . true and sincere ... a good friend Soccer; Outdoor Track; A Cappclla Choir; Glee and Bookworms Clubs. JEFFREY LAWRENCE 38 Orchard Street . . . Jeff . . . wordy wonder . . . Oh! those Maine vacations . . . friendly, fun . . . successful future . .. Spring Track. CARROLL LEE 158 Concord Avenue . . . plays a mean trumpet . . . animal lover ... apt student . .. (lair for fun . . . Band. Spanish and Bclmontian Clubs. 41 PATRICIA LEE 23 Bradley Road . . . She's Pally . . . she's Lee . . . she’s full of glee ... a ray of sunshine all will agree . . . Red Cross (V.-Pres.); Honic Economics and Bctmonlian Clubs. KENNETH LEITNER 64 Partridge Lane . . . always a helping hand . . . ambitious 'n' sincere . . . all-around American boy ... Student Council. RICHARD LEOFANTI 17 Bright Road . . . Ralph . . . boy about Town . . . girls, girls, girls . . . Football. BENJAMIN LEWIS 16 Stony Brook Road . . . lusty love of life . . . engaging smile . . . twinkle in his eye ... boirvjyant... Yearbook; Frencn Club. y PAUL LERRO 12 Clyde Street . . . Peppers ... an easy conversationalist . . . baseball's best ... sure to succeed ... Baseball; Indoor Track: Ski. Italian, and Bookworms Clubs. ANDREW LEY 222 Prospect Street . . . Andy . . . fun-loving extrovert . . . scootcr'-boy . . . football hero . . . talented student . .. N.H.S.; Glee Club and A Cap-pella Choir; Latin (Treas.) Club; Football; Spring Track. JOSEPH LEVANGIE 20 Oxford Avenue . . . Joe . . . Monsieur le President . . . carefree n competent ... a mind for Math . .. N.H.S.; French (Pres.) and Forum Clubs: Cross Country; Spring Track. ELIZABETH LINEMAN 96 Chilton Street . . . “Liz . . . Modest and polite . . . always in a hurry . .. a serious student ... 42 MICHAEL UTCHMAN 83 Spring Valley Road . . . “Big Daddy” ... a “2-dab“ man . . . suave 'n' swanky . . . civil defense preparedness . . . Football. KATHERINE LOMBARD 20 Moraine Street . . . From cooking room to outfield . . . loquacious V unpredictable . . . dimples accentuate sparkling eyes ... Softball; Home Economics and Bookworms Clubs. fO LORETTA LITTLE 6 Francis Street . . . Sincerity personified . . . diligent worker ... a future in teaching ... Basketball; Orchestra; A Cap-pclla Choir; Glee and Bclmon-tian Clubs. ALAN LORI) 496 Pleasant Street . . . easy-going . . . independent . . . where’s my comb?” . . . a success when he wants to be Soccer. SHARYN LLOYD 42 Leicester Road . . . Oh. that smile! . . . musical mademoiselle . . . earnest student, eager worker . . . always a helping hand . . . Belmont Woman's Club: Star; Yearbook; Orchestra (See.); A Cappclla Choir; Forum Club. CORY LOVETT 35 Leicester Road . . . cordial “hi” for all . . . whiz with paint ’n’ brushes . . . determination insures future Cross Country; Spring Track: Art Club. BONNIE LUCHTENBERG 27 Lewis Road . . . Connecticut's loss, our gain . . . sweet sincerity ... a synonym for scholarship . . . ■v -1 FORD LYNCH 12 Cottage Street . . . He-man ... lee whiz . . . conscientious student . . . sportsman superb . . . Football: Ice Hockey: Spanish (Treas.) and Bookworms Clubs. 43 PHILIP MACAUDA 204 Beech Street . . . “Phil” . . . tall and glib . . . A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men ... Bookworms and Italian Clubs; Football (Manager). PAUL MAC DONNELL 3 Chester Road . . . “Mac” . . . all season speedster . . . quiet yet friendly . . . loves that water fountain ... a perpetual track man . . . Bookworms and Spanish Clubs; Outdoor. Indoor Spring Track. J LINDA MAC IVER 146 Beech Street . . . tiny twirler ... a friend to all . . . eager to please . . . will teach with ease . .. N.H.S.; Yearbook; Drum Majorette (Co-Capt.); Dramatic. Spanish, and Bclmontian Clubs. JAMES MAGUIRE 20 Woodland Street . . . “Jim . . . one of those Concord Avc. Boys . . . Cool, easy going manner . . . stands out (n a crowd .. . Bookworms and Spanish Clubs. JUDITH MAFFE1 32 Flctt Road . . . “Judy” . . . easy going-gal . . . bookkeeper hidden artistic BRIAN MAHONEY 40 Golden Street . . . Tall 'n handsome . . . terrific tracksicr ... a first in zestful living . . . Spanish and Ski Clubs; Cross Country (Co-Capt.); Indoor (Co-Capt.) and Spring (Co-Capl.) Track. MARY MAHONEY 36 Watson Road . . . conscientious 'n' considerate .. . quiet but wise . . . this girl with blue eyes .. . Bclmontian. Forum, Glee, and Latin Clubs. Try Blowing On It. VINCENT MANl ixHDI 37 Trowbridge Street . . . “Vinnie . . . fruitful future . . . playboy personality WILLIAM MANSFIELD 12 Old Middlesex Road . . . Bill . . . math and science man . . . fun and responsibility combined . . . destined for success . . . Star (Advertising); German and Latin (Augur) Clubs. 45 ELLEN MARA 11 Frost Road . . . knocks 'em into the basket . . . keeps ’em away from the goal . . . enthusiastic and eager ... a lively, friendly soul . .. A Cappclla Choir: Glee. French, and Bclmontian Clubs; Star; Field Hockey (Capt.). DIANNE MARMER 20 Newton Street . . . many chuckles . . . sparkling eyes . . . where there’s fun she always goes . .. Bclmontian. Bookworms. Home Economics, and Red Cross (See.) Clubs. At '- DAVID MARTIN 16 Choate Road ... a swinging clarinet scholarship and character . . . skiing enthusiast of B.H.S. . . . that Ivy League look ... am vtf lll.u ivy UMJJUC lUUk . . . J y. .! •.. . I N.H.S.; Band (Pres.); French and Ski (Pres.) Clubs; Soever , _ and Baseball. PETER MARTIN 14 Winslow Road . . . Mr. Music Man . . . spoilsman and scholar . . . tall, talented, terrific . . . conscientious 'n' considerate . . . success awaits . . . A Cappclla Choir and Madrigal; French Club: Yearbook; Basketball and Golf. JOHN MAURER 50 Oak Avenue . . . tall. dark, and handsome . . . a quiet boy he seems to be . . . but on the field he's T.N.T___ Italian and Bookworms Clubs; Soccer: Outdoor, Indoor, and Spring track. PAUL M A VI 1.1A 72 Beech Street . . . transmission trouble?”— ring Paul . . . success is sure to come . . . friendly to all STEPHEN McBRIDE 111 School Street . . . Lead . . . one of the men . . . terrific sportsman . . . What a horror show! . . . Spanish Club; Football. Ice Hockey, and Spring Track. McBRIDE . a sporting . . . lots Red Cross SYBIL MAZMANIAN 8 Bradford Road . . . lively lass in any class . . . terrific personality with mind to match . . . Babes . . . headed for heights . . . N.H.S.; Belmont Woman's Club: Yearbook (Co-ed. Pcrs. Tabs.): Bclmontian (Treas.). Forum (V. Pres.), and Latin Clubs. THOMAS McCAFFERTY 109 Bright Road Brownie . . . skillful skater . . . carefree 'n' courteous . . . life of a class .. . Spanish Club; Ice Hockey and Baseball. 46 FRANK McCORMACK 215 White Street . . . Mac ... is that a blush? . . . roving reporter ... zip 'n zest . .. Star (Wood Shop). RUTH McCORMACK 36 Channing Road . . . Ruthic . . . sharp and to the point . . . full of giggles . . . wicked, wild, wonder with the wheels ... a “Why not?” Bookworms. Home Economics. Red Cross, and Ski Clubs; Field Hockey. SUSAN McCRENSKY 8 Woodfall Road . . . Smart, sweet. 'n‘ successful . . . Madame Maestro with the golden violin . . . unsurpassed energy and enthusiasm . . . Phi Beta Kappa for sure N.H.S. (See.); Star (Ass’t. Ed.); Orchestra (Pres.); Forum (Pres.). French, and Ski (V. Pres.) Clubs. claire McDonough 124 Bright Road . . . “Hello Ed.” ... the Big Burger . . . gone from the word “get ready . . . sensational secretary . .. Bclmontian. Red Cross, and Art Clubs; Basketball. KATHLEEN McEVOY 46 RadclilTc Road . . . Mac . . . here conics the Navy . . . lively and loquacious . .. friend in deed . . . Bookworms. French. Home Economics. Red Cross, and Ski Clubs: Tennis. ROBERT McKEARNEY 32 Royal Road Duke . . . hot on the drums . . . likeable chap . . . one of the Epics ... a playful boy ... john mcdowell 159 Pleasant Street. Watertown . . . Happy” . . . Star scoopcr . . . oh, those coffee breaks! . .. domestic ideas. Star. 47 MARYBETH McMANAMA 40 i fillcrcst Road . . . “Marybcth” . . . lighthearted and lovely . . . musically marvelous . . . yen for B. N. men ... a treat for any college... Bclmontian (Formal Co-Chm.). Latin (Chief Vestal), and Glee (V. Pres.) Clubs; A Cappclla Choir. Madrigal; Student Council. JUANITA MEYER 139 Trapelo Road . . . Winnie . . . pleasant and sweet . . . always discreet . . . courteous and clever . . . a joy forever ... Bclmontian, Bookworms. Home Economics, and Glee Clubs; Yearbook (Personal Tabs.). ROSEMARY McKEON 11 I.oring Street Fair and square she’ll always be ... a friend to all you will agree . .. Red Cross Club. ROBERT MERCER 19 Ficldmont Road . . . “Bob” . . . mathematical whiz . . . friendly and industrious . . . success in sight . . . Science. Chess (See.), and Glee Clubs; A Cappclla Choir; Madrigal. ELAINE MEDVERD 34 Woodfall Road . . . a touch of glamour . . . our world traveler . . . sociable and sweet.. . Bclmontian (V. Pres.). French. German, and Glee Clubs; Star (Exchange Ed.); Band. STEPHEN MICKLEY 48 Elizabeth Road . . . “Steve . . . “Nice . . . but what for? . . . kicks a mean soccer ball . . . respected leader. Russian scholar ... N.H.S. (Pres.); German, Russian. and Glee Clubs; A Cap-pella Choir; Soccer (Co-Capt.) PAUL MILLER 69 Wavcrly Street . . . life of any class ... a devoted student ... a bellowing bass.. . Glee Club; A Cappclla Choir; Madrigal; Golf. ROBERT MILLER 17 Monroe Road, Lexington . . . Miller's High Life . . . girls, girls, girls . . . not too serious, but oh sensational . . . 48 ■ LESLIE MOORES 160 Bccch Street . . . Always cheerful always kind . . . Leslie's the kind we like to find . .. French, Home Economics, and Latin Clubs; Yearbook (Bus. Staff). JUNE MORRISON 48 Slade Street . . . A cheery face, a sunny manner . . . modest and self-possessed . . . Her ways are those of pleasantness .. . Bclmontian, Bookworms Home Economics, Cross Clubs; Senior turner). NANCY MORRISON 205 Dalton Road . . . Candid, sincere, without a care . . . she’s the girl with the bright red hair . . . career in nursing ... Bclmontian and Glee (Libr.) Clubs; Yearbook. KATHLEEN MORRISSEY 37 Grove Street . . . Kathy” . . . Personality, pen 'n plenty of go . . . here is a girl you would like to know Bookworms and Red Cross Clubs. PATRICIA MURPHY 207 Slade Street . . . “Pat” ... a winning way . . . pleasant smile . . . dressed so neat and quite in style . . . Bclmontian, Bookworms. French and Ski Clubs. JAMES MUIRHEAD 15 Essex Road . . . “Mulic” . . . our boy Jim . . . the 50-yard line ballplayer . . . affable and loveable Football: lee Hockey. NANCY MURPHY 51 Foster Road . . . efficient typist . . . sparkling personality . . . true friend ... Bookworms and Home Economics Clubs. SANDRA MUTINA 18 Bcckct Road . . . “Sandy” . . . bright and cheerful . . . tricky twirlcr . . . naturally sweet.. . N.H.S.; Bclmontian, French, and Glee Clubs; Band (Drum Majorette). ■ WA- 1 - 3 . U o . 49 JOYCE NAJARIAN 75 Crest view Road . . . Sugar 'n Spice . . . but everything nice . . . full of glee ... a teacher to be ... Bclmontian, Bookworms, and Glee Clubs; A Cappclla Choir; Yearbook; Senior Play (Makeup Ass't.). VICTORIA NICHOLAS Clever Designers Cheat Christian Dior. 64 Channing Road . . . “Vicky” . . . dancing feet, sparkling eyes ... a nimble pixie you will surmise .. . Bookworms. Home Economics. Red Cross, and Ski Clubs; Yearbook (typist). ALAN NASMAN 33 Benjamin Road . . . intense seriousness . . . deceptively reserved . . . easygoing ’n’ friendly . .. Spanish Club; Soccer. PETER NELSON 43 Hillside Terrace . . . “Pete . . . battered briefcase. bass drum, and bowling ball . . . mathematical mind .. . quiet personality ... German Club; Band; Soccer (Co-Capt.). KENNETH NILSON 67 Lexington Street . . . Nellie . . . being teased, his pet peeve . . . forget it! ... Baseball bouncer . .. ERIC NISSEN 91 Hoilt Road . . . talent plus at the keyboard . . . our private-eye . . . good humor abounds when Eric's around . . . Russian Club (V. Pres.); Senior Play (cast); Band; Tennis. 50 ' 'U dAdJuUj, iOO .sJld Iu m c MPcxx CUU - UUm llc Xfl 'i — ajU vf Uov . • PATRICIA O’BRIEN y]j( 1 Lorimcr Road ... “P” is for prcliy and petite ... a blue-eyed, blonde - H beauty . . . quiet facade hides , M.CK a keen mind .. . , 'N f ,) Home Economics and Book- -y worms Clubs? r s2.i s rtritZfoi - BRENIM O BRIEN 4 Coolidge Road k • ' 4 . . . Red hair and dimples too . . . we wish the very best to you ... Held Hockey; Belmontian. Bookworms. Home Economics. Red Cross, and Ski Clubs. SHARON O’BRIEN rxl . 28 Lewis Road . . . keep Star shining . . . firm .control on sliding scale . . . ex- i) uberant V energetic ... top « sample of success ... S X . N.H.S.; Star (Ed.-in-Chief); '■ Forum and Glee Clubs: A • , Cappella Choir (Libr.); Madri- V C gal; Field Hockey (Co-Capt.). BARBARA NOROI UM 174 Lewis Road ... a merry majorette . . . fashionable, feminine, and friendly . . . future in college Belmontian. Forum, and Glee Clubs; A Cappella Choir; Band (Drum Majorette); Yearbook (Pers. Tabs.). Mechanically Minded Men Manipulate Machines. MEREDITH O’BRIEN 18 Skahan Road . . . “Merry' . . . give me an “M . . . always laughing, always gay ... a hard worker in every way ... Belmontian. Bookworms, and French Clubs; A Cappella Choir: Cheerleader. THOMAS O’CONNELL 100 Clifton Street . . . Tommy . . . guitar totin’ ’n’ folk singin' . . . shines in math .. . he’s casual . .. Glee Club and A Cappella Choir; Outdoor. Indoor, and Spring Track. 51 beat.. . Bclmontian, Dramatic. Forum. French, and Glee Clubs; Belmont Woman’s Club. KATHLEEN O’HARA 39 Winn Street . . . “Kathy . . . quiet and sincere . . . full of good cheer . . . success will ever be here Bclmontian. Bookworms, Home Economics, and Red Cross Clubs. JENNIFER OTIS 11 Holden Street . . . An indefinable quality . . . always friendly . . . good na-tured and carefree .. . Bookworms Club. MICHAEL PALUMBO 39 Wilson Avenue . . . Reckless roadster . . . rags, rags, rags . . . will rocket to success ... Basketball. MARGARET O’CONNOR 41 Myrtle Street . . . “Margee ... big personality in a small package ... incessant chatter . . . blue-eyed, bubbly blonde . . . Bclmontian. Ski, and Latin Clubs; Yearbook (Pers. Tabs); Tennis. BARBARA OH AN IAN 76 Stony Brook Road . . . Big brown eyes and a heart to match . . . competent co-worker . . . “an awfully nice kid ... Bclmontian, Bookworms, and Latin Clubs: Yearbook (Bus. Staff). X b . . our musical Teddy Bear . . . who'll bounce anywhere • ... a sure success with brains to spare ... N.H.S.; Junior Lions; Star; Yearbook (Photography); A f Cappella Choir; Forum Club. 52 RAYMOND PIGEON 20 Hammond Road . . . “Ray . . . blazing red hair . . . car enthusiast . . . will go far . .. French Club. DENNIS PITTA 44 Maple Street . . . Collector of guns . . . Mister President ... a wonder with words . . . winning personality . .. German (Pres.) and Glee Clubs; Star (Adv. Mgr.). CHARLES PANESON 18 Newton Street . . . Charlie . . . carefree and casual . . . Apollo . . . subtle and suave ... Bookworms Club. LESLIE POOR 21 Pleasant Street . . . Schmedlcy ... a friendly Hi” ... a hot-rosi Harry . . . industrious future ahead . .. MARY LOU QUIGLEY 22 Knox Street . . . Full of fun and cheer . . . always on the go ... a likeable girl with a likeable way ... Home Economics and Bookworms (Libr.) Clubs. RONALD PAZZANESE 65 Oxford Avenue . . . “Ronnie . . _. always a helping hand . . . sincerity unlimited . .. friendly . .. Bookworms Club; Cross Country; Indoor Track; Baseball. SUSAN PERRY 86 Oak Avenue . . . “Susie . . . always happy . . . never bad . . . full of pep . . . and never sad . . . service to others is her goal ... Bookworms and Red Cross (Pres.) Clubs. 53 ( PATRICIA RAMSEY 55 Scott Road . . . “Patty” . . . impish capcrcr . . sailing—her specialty . . . Vivent les garcons! . . . cheerfully responsible . . . N.H.S.; Forum (See.) Club; A Cappclla Choir; Orchestra (V. Pres.): Star (News Ed.); Belmont Woman's Club. ow oCv yo-ovjli fcOt (UM ciA drf j U ufict 6W KEITH RANDALL 15 Lewis Road . . . companionable and courteous . . . easy-going . . . serious outlook on life . . . have scooter—will travel ... Ski Club; Soccer; Tennis. ANNE MARIE RATH 27 Goden Street . . . a sweet young miss of '63 . . . her friendship is a sheltering tree ... a pleasant smile, a happy face . . . Anne is bound to win the race .. . Bookworms. Home Economics (Prog. Chair.), and Red Cross Clubs; Yearbook (Pers. Tab). JONATHAN REYNOLDS 43 Glendale Road . . . “Obese . . . smiling scholar . . . leader of men . . . follower of women . . . one of Bel High's Limeliters . . . N.H.S.; Latin Club (V. Pres. M.J.C.L.); Glee Club (Pres.); A Cappella Choir; Madrigal; Band. RODNEY RICHARDSON 222 Gray Street. Arlington . . . “Rod . . . insatiable zest . . . humor at its best . . . full of jest ... a regular fun fest Ski Club; Student Council. L - f 1 SHEILA ROGERS 202 Grove Street . . . lively and loquacious . . . left us for Georgetown ... an early start to success .. . JOHN ROMEO 70 Walnut Street . . . spirited Wennerman . . . “Make mine a chocolate 'mousse . . . assiduous, ard-dent. and athletic ... French Club; Outdoor Track; Basketball; Baseball. 54 JUDITH SAHAGEN 59 Tobey Road . . . “Judy . . . fun-loving fraulcin ... a swing in every step . . . roving reporter . . . keen mind and manner . .. Citizen” columnist: N.H.S.; Belmont Woman’s Club; Senior Play (Prompter); A Cap-pella Choir; German Club. CHARLES SANCINITO 72 Walnut Street . . . “Chicky . . . quietly friendly . . . reliable statistician . . . industrious student .. . Basketball (Manager); French CHARLES ROSKNBERGER 67 Goden Street . . . “Maggo ... he likes people ’n people like him . . . casual 'n' carefree tall V terrific . . . Ski and Spanish Clubs; Ice Hockey; Baseball. LEE ANN RUMERMAN 280 Common Street . . . energetic 'n' effervescent . . . warm and friendly . . . diligent and dependable . . . success assured . . . Yearbook (Co-Ed. Pers. Tabs.); Star; French, Forum, and Bel-montian (Formal Co-Chm.) Clubs. THEODORE SAIA 15 Ralph Street. Watertown . . . “Imagine that!” . . . future hot-rodder . . . easy-going guy Star; Basketball. MARY SALMON 48 Davis Road . . . light-hearted damsel . . . always a helping hand . . . friendliness 'n' sincerity with a smile . .. Bookworms and Red Cross Clubs. JEAN SANTANGELO 55 Underwood Street . . . bubbly 'n bouncy . . . flair for fun . . . real live wire . . . not too serious, but oh. so sensible . .. Yearbook: Basketball; Art and Bclmontian Clubs. 55 THOMAS SARKESIAN 206 Waverlcy Street . . . ’’Zeke ... six feet two. all muscle too . . . big number 76 on B.H.S. gridiron . . . all-around sportsman . . . Football; Basketball; Baseball; Ski Clubs. CHARLESSCHROEDER 17 Chandler Street . . . Quiet and shy but a real nice guy ... all aglow ... a future success—his personality will show . .. Science Club. ROBERT SAUER 203 Wavcrly Avenue. Watertown . . . “Suez . . . dependable V diligent . . . the hunter . . . earnest desire for future success. DAVID SAUNDERS 503 School Street . . . Math wizard . . . keeps those marks up . . . diligent V devoted . . . success awaits. N.H.S.; Science Club (Pres.). ROBERT SHROEDER 17 Chandler Street . . . He’s here, he's there, he’s everywhere . . . nose to the grindstone ... a keen mind sets his tone ... 56 W. GRANT SEAMONDS 31 Willow Street . . . definitely dependable . . . Tuneful tenor . . . mild mannered n’ talkative ... an able student... Soccer; Glee Club; A Cappella Choir. ■Jt GRACESERRA 42 Sycamore Street . . . Anchors aweigh . . . her eyes big. stature small . . . couldn't be nicer if six feel tall .. . Yearbook: A Cappella Choir; Cheerleader; Glee, Italian (V. Pres.), and Bclmontian Clubs. ANDREA SESSER 4 Sandrick Road . . . “Andy” . . . ambitious student . . . vibrant personality . . . laughing live wire . . . smiles, smiles, smiles . . . Star; Latin, Forum. Dramatic, and Bclmontian Clubs. I Don't Hear Anything! GAIL SEIDMAN 36 Stewart Terrace . . . Adamant debater ... an individualistic bombshell . . . excels on the tennis court . . . studious n‘ conscientious . . . Yearbook: German. French. Forum, and Bclmontian Clubs. IRENE SETSCHKAREFF 72 Scott Road . . . petite 'n' pretty . . . Russian scholar . . . not really quiet . .. cosmopolitan miss ... Orchestra: Latin. Russian. German. French and Bclmontian Clubs. RICHARD SHACK 14 Marlboro Street . . . “Dickie” . . . mischievous manner . . . ardent athlete . . . to succeed—there's no question Football; Indoor Track; Spring Track. ■■i LAURENCE SHAPIRO 39 Channing Road . . . “Larry” . . . “Herr” individualist . . . pertinacious playwright . . . forever singing Bach and Beethoven . . . Senior Play: Star; German, Forum, Latin, and Dramatic Clubs. RICHARD SHEARER 195 Rutledge Road . . . Dick” . . . calm. cool, collected . . . pleasant, easygoing personality . . . music maker superb . . . college ahead Band; Orchestra; French and Russian Clubs. ROBERT SHLIFER 16 Stony Brook Road . . . “Dear Mr. Ralston ... a math whiz . . . ideas unlimited . . . successful future .. . Senior Play; Yearbook; Band; Latin. Chess, and Science Clubs. JANE SHOWMAN 22 Raleigh Road . . . A welcome friend to B.H.S. . . . J” is for jovial . . . “S” for scholarship . . . future success assured ... N.H.S.; Dramatic and Russian Clubs. HEI.EN SIMON 108 Farnham Street . . . blonde with brains . . . ambitious flutist . . . sincere interest in people . . . has the scholarly approach to learning Yearbook; Band; A Cappclla Choir; Glee. Latin, and Bcl-montian Clubs. PAUL SMITH 51 Grove Street . . . tall, dark 'n' handsome . . . winning smile ’n’ diligent . . . his road is marked success. Football; Spring Track; Ski, and Italian Clubs. ROSEMARY SMITH 28 Jeanette Avenue . . . so happy, blithe and gay . . . a cheery face, a sunny manner, a likeable girl with a likeable way. Bclmontian and Bookworms Clubs. ROBERT SOKOLOVE 20 Sargent Road . . . always smiling . . . pleasing personality . . . kind n’ considerate ... an earnest student Soccer; Yearbook; A Cappclla Choir; Glee, Latin, and Forum Clubs. 58 TERRILL SPARROW 72 Townsend Road . . . ‘Terry’ . . . tops at twirling . . . music like the voice of angels . . . sweet, sincere, shy a future ‘nightingale’ in white. Drum Majorette: A Cappclla Choir: Glee (See.). Spanish (See.), and Bclmontian Clubs. JOSEPH STARR 58 Bright Road . . . mischievous merry-maker . . . doesn’t know what a frown is . . . carefree and friendly . . . Football: Hockey; Spring Track; Baseball. FREDERICK STAL’B 41 Lewis Road . . . “Fred . . . Cool V collected . . . reserved demeanor hides a keen mind . . . headed for heights ... JOSEPH STAVOLTA 152 Beech Street . . . Always having a ball . . . suave usher . . . bound for a lucky future . . . Football; Italian Club. NORMAN STEIN 118 Dalton Road . . . “Stewie . . . Morris Minor man . . . “cin komischcr Kat-zenjammer” . . . skizzy ski boy can’t miss ... Tennis: Star; Ski, Latin and German (V. Pres.) Clubs. DAVID STEVENS 27 Skahan Road . . . Easy-going manner . . . competence in class . . . cool and quiet ... a bright future Indoor Track; Spring Track; Star; A Cappclla Choir; Glee and Ski Clubs. CHARLES STONE 3 Anis Road . . . “Charlie ... a nonchalant manner . . . that mysterious smile ... an Ivy-Leaguer . . . N.H.S.; A Cappella Choir: Glee and Latin Clubs. 59 JOHNSULI.IVAN 121 Hammond Road . . . • Sully” ... Mr. Libby’s pal . . . keen sense of humor DAVID TAYLOR 240 Rutledge Road . . . Quiet meditator . . . serious 'n' down-to-earth . . . successful scholar ... on the way up Chess Club. MARKTEACAN 28 Raleigh Road . . . Spoon” . . . unassuming and unaffected . . . Mr. Twister” . . . outstanding leader . . . fabulous guy . . . Student Council (Treas.); Cross Country (Co-Capt.); Indoor Track; Junior Rotarians; N.H.S.; French Club. JOHN TERI.EMEZIAN 46 Harding Avenue . . . “But. I don’t need a haircut!” . . . talented tenor . . . headed for Northeastern . . . A Cappclla Choir; Glee Club. MARIANNE TERNULLO 30 Barnard Road . . . Friendly thoughtfulness . . . serene, sincere, and scintillating ... a cap will be her crown . .. Ass't. School Librarian (3 yrs.); Home Economics (V. Pres.), French, Forum, and Bclmon-tian Clubs. MARILYN TIGAR 11 Oliver Road . . . Merry” . . . energetic efficient . . . forever willing to help . . . backstage success . . . Senior Play (designer); Star (Co-Ed. Publicity); Yearbook (Co-Ed. Photography); Dramatic (Pres.); German and Forum Clubs. EDITH TIMBERLAKE 194 Common Street . . . Prolific painter . . . warm and winsome . . . infectious smile . . . always dependable, never expendable ... Yearbook (Art Co-Ed.); Star (Art Ed.); Art. Glee, and French Clubs. CAROLYN TINKHAM 11 Poplar Street . . . “Tink . . . woman’s crowning glory . . . “Fever . . . fashions . . . fun . . . Belmont's answer to Flaming Mamie”... Yearbook; Art, Ski, and Bel-montian Clubs. 60 DORIS TOBIN 367 Common Street . . . Belmont High School's Gemini . . . Cheerleader with pep V poise . . . hostess to many unforgettable affairs . . . Cheerleader: Glee. Ski. French, and Bclmontian Clubs. HARRIET TOBIN 367 Common Street . . . The other half to the spirited twosome . . . Cheerleader superb . . . quietly deceptive ... Cheerleader; Ski. Glee. French, and Belmontian Clubs. MONICA TRACY 21 Garfield Road . . . Brown-eyed individualist . . . intense energy ... a warm hi to all . . . shining success ahead ... Basketball: Glee. Latin. Ski. French, and Bclmontian Clubs. JANICE TUTTLE 222 White Street . . . Janny . . . our ray of sunshine . . . her friends arc many, worries few . . . always has a smile for you ... Yearbook; Ski. Latin. Red Cross, and Bookworms Clubs. MICHAEL ULLMAN 35 Hillside Terrace . . . Mike . . . dry humorist . . . creative curiosity . . . Cs- s-o sential ingredient for riotous e'est vrai. n’cst-cc 'X time . . . e’est vrai. ncst-cc (Xk 'X Soccer; Outdoor Track; Star fGwJ.Qill (Asst. F:d.) Band (V.P.); French (Treas.) Forum Clubs. 0 cJiT A K . PETER VON SNF.IDERN . . . Colorful character ... intellectually inclined . . . whimsical wit . . . happy helper. Chess and Ski Clubs. EDWARD TODD 14 Partridge Lane . . . Ted . . . terrific track star . . . “halls of Ivy await outstanding musician . . . N.H.S.; Madrigal; A Cappclla Choir (Pres.); Outdoor Track (Co-Capt.); Indoor Track; Latin Club (Jr. Consul). HELEN TWOMEY 52 Crcclcy Road . . . quiet, reliable, and petite . . . energetic student ... a loyal class member . . . ambitious artist. .. Bclmontian and Art (V.P.) Clubs. 61 ERNEST WALLIS 92 Brooksidc Avenue . . . Casual and carefree . . . happy-go-lucky . . . enjoys life to the fullest. CAROL WALTERS 71 Payson Road . . . Winning smile . . . carefree and congenial that zestful living . . . bubbling personality. Glee. Bookworms (Pres.), and Bclmontian Clubs. MARTIN WARSHAFSKY 225 Cross Street . . . Marty . . . humorous and easy-going . . . devilish red head ... a likeable guy Glee Club. Barbara weidlich 37 Oakley Road • . . Germany's charming contribution to B.H.S. . . . brigh) as a ray of sunshine . . . overflowing affability ... an un forgettable personality ... Glee. Home Economics. Fo rum. and Bclmontian Clubs. ALLEN WATKINS 27 Jeanette Avenue . . . Reserved but . . . many hidden always ready to lend a hand ... a cheerful companion Spanish (Pres.) and Ski Clubs T£,csM.iOM • zus C°ro1 discovers GL-70. I C . . rum, i_______ DAVID WEATHERBHE 224 White Street . . . “Bird . . . intrepid extrovert . . . cynosure for a caper . . . excels athletically and scholastically ... Football; Hockey; Baseball; Ski Club. 62 NANCY WEINGARTEN 84 Spring Valley Road . . . Horses, horses . . . gay busy times . . . B.H.S.'s “Mrs. Boyle . . . intelligence plus with personality to match . . . Senior Play; N.H.S.; Glee. Latin. Russian (Pres.), and Dramatic Clubs. JUDITH WESTBY 57 Marlboro Street . . . Judy . . . beautiful black tresses ... Oh that '61 Football man ... a pleasing personality'—her treasure .. . Field Hockey; Red Cross. Home Economics, Bookworms, and Bclmontian Clubs. PATRICK WHEELER 200 Wavcrly Street . . . Pat . . . good sport on the diamond or gym . . . he'll go far . . . there are few like him ... Football: Cross Country: Basc-bali. 63 JUDITH WHITE 17 Pierce Road . . . Friendly 'n' fashionable . . . subtlety sophisticated . . . Hair for femininity . . . bright career ahead . .. French and Bookworms Clubs. RICHARD WHITE 46 Orchard Street . . . Whitcy . . . collegiate look for sure . . . raring to go . . . firm grip on the sliding scale . . . boundless adaptability .. . N.H.S. (V. Pres.); Star: Soccer: Spring Track; Student Council; Russian Club (Treas.). Picture Not A vailable STEVE WHITE 46 Orchard Street . . . Penetrating and perceptive . . . music and math his forts . . . honors scholar already at U. of North Carolina. MILDRED WHITHER 61 Old Middlesex Road . . . “Bonnie . . . fun-loving prankster . . . forever smiling and making friends . . . unquenchable exuberance . . . cheery chatterbox . . . Band; Yearbook; Art. Glee, and Belmontian Clubs. GEORGE WILLIAMS 46 Lawndale Street . . . Short in the long run . . . a black Valiant . . . conscientious student .. . Cross Country; Indoor Track; Ski Clubs. FRANK WILSON 160 Beech Street . . . Cool and casual . . . quiet cheerfulness . . . really gets around . . . takes life as it comes. JAMES WOOD 70 Goden Street . . . Woody . - - triple threat on grid, rink and diamond . . . modest and unassuming . . . takes success as it comes . . . Football (Co-Capt.); Hockey; Baseball; Junior Rotarian; Ski Club. NORMAN WOODFALI. 19 Wilson Avenue . . . Norm . . . debonaire flair with the fair . . . crack reporter in the shops . . . soaring to success ... Golf; Senior Play (Lighting). MICHAEL WOODWORTH 41 Oak Street . . . “Mike . . . hardworking, industrious, energetic . . . car enthusiast . . . loves those Hill assemblies... Cross Country: Yearbook (Adv. Mgr.); Ski and Art Clubs. JENNIFER WORDEN 75 Brettwood Road . . . “Jay . . . “fill 'cr up! . . . changing coiffure. constant chatter, ceaseless sparkle . . . gay times forever! Italian Club. 64 ANTHONY ZERMANI 529 School Street . . . Tony . . . unpredictable antics ... an unusual individual . . . lively future ahead Cross Country; Outdoor Track; Indoor Track. GAIL ZWERDLING 48 Richardson Road . . . Our garrulous gal . . . exciting exuberance . . . successful start . . . ambitious scholar N.H.S.; Star; Orchestra (Treas.); Glee, German, and French Clubs. WILLIAM YOUNG 11 Hillcrcst Road . . . “Bill” . . . savoir-faire with a friendly flair . . . exuberance unquenchable . . . finesse unlimited Art and Bookworms (V. Pres.) Clubs. MICHAEL GIANGREGORIO 24 Loring Street Son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giangregorio. Deceased Dec. 29. I960 at age 14. Pursuing a College Preparatory type of program as a Sophomore and missed by his many classmates. BEVERLY YOUNG 21 Wcstlund Road . . . refined and quiet . . . easygoing affability . . . pretty 'n' polite .. . talented artist. . . Art Club. MICHAEL ZAPARESKI 53 Channing Road . . . Zap . . . sportsman superb . . . easy-going guy . . . “M is for mirthful . . . “Z is for zest. Football; Hockey; Ski Club. MICHAEL ZIMMEKMAN 124 Payson Road . . . “Mike ... an inquiring mind . . . avid reader . . . skillful and diligent worker. 65 Absent, Tardy, Dismissed, and Transcripts Galore Mrs. Nugent Mrs. Currie, Mrs. Zarclla Great—Not Much Snow This Winter! Messrs. Kilcy, Anderson. And Donahue And We Worked loo! A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES Is Cancelled'?” Mrs. Shepherd Perceiving Possibilities AROUND THE PLACE Tense Moment With The Inspector Tell Her The Test Wasn't Hard After All.' ORCHESTRA—Front Row: G. Zwerdling, Treasurer: S. Lloyd. Secretary: D. Lipscomb. S. McCrcnsky. President: J. Boyajian. Librarian. Rear Row: S. Alkins. I . Ramsey, Vice President: L. Little. P. Shepard. ORCHESTRA “PLAY OUT, violins, loud!” Gay little meetings in the Music Room interrupted the usual schedule. Appearances at concerts and Music Festivals brought experience in public performance. A steady string group —our answer to the Boston Symphony. BAND FUN WITH MUSIC is the prime objective of “Howie's” marchers. Performances at football games and rallies added spirit to the work of regular practice. Belmont's drum majorettes gave spice to athletic events. “Try tuning that instrument!” You mean there arc girls in the Band?” BAND—Front Row: D. Bailey. B. Noroian. J. Allen. C Hoffman, T. Sparrow, Head Drum Major; S. Mutina, A Boyle. C. Corazzini, L. Maclvcr. Second Row: J. Gar field, L. Briggs. L. Knowlton, B. Becker, M. Haflich. D Martin, President: M. Uliman. Vice President: D. Mill stein, A. Currie. H. Nahigian. S. Nctllcton. M. Frcse S. O'Brien, J. Hcrmanson, C. Chalmers. Secretary; L Stanton. H. Simon. K. Medvcrd. P. Baker. R. Wcisman. Third Row: T. Drcycr. F.. Nisscn, C. Lee. K. Thomas, S. Whilcacrc, J. Hunt. A. Dankner. Treasurer; J. Reynolds. R. Shearer. J. Coran. M. Whittier. L. F.ntlcr. Rear Row: K. Arcntzcn, M. Lee, J. Carty, P. Nelson. S. La Pierre. R. Shlifcr, T. Iwasawa. G. Haffcr, R. Lisacki. S. Cox. R. Karasik. P. Ramsey. 70 HIGH HONOR came to two of our musicians who were selected to participate in the All-Eastern Chorus and Orchestra. Ted and Sue merited four days in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and enjoyed the thrill of performing difficult concert music under the direction of important conductors. E. Todd and S. McCrensky Our Masterful Music Man! “Howie”—Mr. Ncttlcton L’ESPRIT DE MUSIQUE THE MUSIC GROUPS of 1963 were outstanding in their excellence. Early morning starts, stiff attendance rules, difficult music (with humorous moments) and stern discipline made us realize our goal and gave us a lasting satisfaction in Vespirit de musique. Really—we all did appreciate Mr. Nettleton’s skill and high musical standards, even if, at times, he had to lay down the law! 71 Oomp-pah-pah! Belmont’s Marching Band A CAPPF.LI.A CHOIR—Front Row: G. MacMillan. C. Chapman. B. Noroian. D. Ganick. T. Sparrow, $. Cox. V. Clark. N. Morrison. S. Ncttlcton. M. McManama. C. Kennedy. I.. Holden. J. Ellison. S. DeWilde. ID. Ka-loyanidcs. H. Simon, P. Goldin, F,. Hayes, D. Howard. J. Sahagen. Second Row: G. Serra. S. Lloyd, K. Arent-zcn. J. Kolligian. Treasurer; E. Krause, P. Ramsey. M. O'Brien. E. Murphy. S. Howlctl, P. Cath. Vice President: L. Lillie, E. Mara. J. Kruscll. S. O'Brien. Librarian; J. N'ajarian. B. Coughlan, Secretary; P. Curtin, Robes; S. Kirk. F. Santoro. Third Row: B. Nolan. D. Ladd, H. Hughes, J. Sullivan, A. Ley, Robes; J. Reynolds, P. Miller, P. Martin. R. Miller. G. Scamonds. L. DeNatale, R. Sokolove. S. Micklcy, G. Cresinc. Rear Row: W. Launder. N. Elwcll. A. Gordon. D. Stevens, T. Connor. C. Barker. R. Mercer. C. Stone. J. Cariy, C. Dewing, J. Tcrlcmczian. J. O'l.oughlin, R. Karasik. A. Valley. THE EARLY MORNING start was worth it! Nearly seventy Choir members practiced self-discipline and made a concerted effort in rehearsals for the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. The specialty was unaccompanied singing. Competition in the Spring Music Festival provided a climax in the presentation of true talent. MADRIGAL CHOIR THE BELMONT High School Madrigal Singers performed in a small group, and mastered intricate arrangements and unusual harmonics. Each voice was indispensable, for every singer carried a unique responsibility in the group. MADRIGAL SINGERS—J. Reynolds. M. McManama. R. Mercer. P. Cath. P. Miller. C. Kennedy. J. Carty. P. Curtin. P. Martin. S. O’Brien. E. Todd. 72 GI.EF. CLUB—(Senior Members Only)—Front Row: B. Noroian. D. Ganick, T. Sparrow, Corresponding Secretary; M. McManama. Vice-President: V. Clark. N. Morrison. Librarian; C. Walters. S. Mutina. B. Weidlich. M. Tracy. M. O’Connor. Second Row: L. Maclver, S. Lloyd. J. Kolligian. K. Arcntzcn. P. Cath. P. Ramsey. M. O’Brien. M. Mahoney. S. Howlelt. E. Timbcrlakc, GLEE CLUB D. Gcvinson. F. Castagno. S. Doyle. L. DcPamphilis. Third Row: G. Scrra. S. Carey. N. Elwell, H. Hughes. R. Leonard. A. Ley. J. Reynolds. P. Miller, J. Meyer. N. Weingarten. Rear Row: W. Launder. A. Gordon. D. Stevens. T. Connor. C. Barker. R. Shearer. R. Mercer, R. Gardner, D. Pitta. THE SONGBIRDS of Belmont High School have found an outlet for their singing talents in the Glee Club. Working toward annual concerts provided an enjoyable opportunity for vocalizing instead of studying during X periods. Should those of us who listened admit that we really enjoyed rehearsals most of the time? GLEE CLUB—(Senior Members Only)—Front Row P. Riseman, 1.. Entler, M. Cavaretta, Robes: E. Hayes Librarian; K. Greene. D. Foster. B. Carey. S. Nettleton Recording Secretary: C. Kennedy, S. O’Brien. D. Ka loyanidcs, H. Simon. P. Goldin. G. Zwcrdling. J. Saha gen. Second Row: S. Blout, D. Tobin, H. Tobin, M Whittier. J. Najarian. B. Coughlan. S. Kirk. L. Little E. Mara. J. Kruscll. J. Ellison. L. Holden. C. Dailey, C. Chalmers. J. Hill, M. Arakelian. C. Currier, D. Howard. Rear Row: T. Donovan. Robes: M. Haflich, J. O'Loughlin. G. Scamonds. J. Tcrlcmczian. C. Dewing. P. Martin. E. Todd. C. Stone. R. Karasik, L. DcNatalc. M. Warshafsky. R. Sokolovc. S. Micklcy. G. Cresinc. J. Carty, Treasurer. 73 JUNIOR ROTARIANS—Front Row: J. Wood. D. Marlin, T. Iwasawa, J. Reynolds. Rear Row: M. Tcagan. T. Todd. W. Ber-thelsen. H. Emerson. JUNIOR LIONS—Front Row: J. O’Loughlin. A. Ley. B. Kumins. Rear Row: D. Chiofaro. G. Fitzgerald. HONOR GROUPS EACH YEAR, the Rotary, the I.ions, and the Woman’s Clubs of Belmont invite students from the Senior Class to become junior members, and the local American Legion groups sponsor representatives from our school to Boys and Girls State Conventions. Students who are awarded these honors arc able to better themselves through contact and experiences with men and women of the community. The Class of 1963 wishes to express its appreciation for the privilege of this relationship and for the particular interest shown in the students selected for honors. BELMONI WOMAN’S CLUB—Front Row: S. Maz-manian. D. Koulcs. S. Lloyd. C. Chalmers. I . Ramsey. Rear Row: J. Sahagen. S. Howlctl, R. Braucher. V. Clark. M. O'Day. BOYS AND GIRLS ST ATE—Seated: R. Braucher. Standing: T. Iwasawa. T. Todd. H. Emerson. 74 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship Leadership Service Character NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Front Row: J. O’Loughlin, T. Iwasawa, J. Sahagcn, P. Ramsey. S. McCrcnsky. Secretary; S. Micklcy. President„• R. White. Vice President; S. Howlett. Treasurer; D. Ganick, P. Cath. S. O’Brien. V. Clark. Second Row: B. Cough Ian. J. Showman. C. Chalmers. J. Kolligian. L. Maclvcr. N. Wcingartcn. C. Dailey. R. Brauchcr. P. Riscman. L. Cahill, D. Howard. G. Zwcrdling. S. Mutina. S. Mazmanian. Mr. Meyers. Adviser. Rear Row: D. Saunders. R. Leonard. M. Tcagan. J. Haley. A. Ley. T. Todd. C. Stone, H. Emerson. J. Lcvangie. J. Reynolds. A. Dankner. B. Kumins. D. Martin. TIME OUT FOR TALENT Marybcth McManama Songs from Oklahoma Accompanied by Sharyn Lloyd Mary I.avrakas Piano Solo Sol Factor Imitations Betsy Howard Folk Music Eric Nisscn Piano Solo The Epics Pop Music Frank Wilson, Joe DiPaola. John Sacca. Bob McKcarncy Barbara Weidlich German Folk Tunes Pamela Margosian Tap Dance Jennifer Lcvitz Show Tunes Alan Gordon Piano Solo Dicky. His Girl, and a Gal Folk Music Richard White. Nancy Wcingartcn. Andi Miller Leo DcNatalc ??? Master of Ceremonies Edward Todd “Talent From Within and Talent From Without” EACH YEAR, this group has conducted a fundraising program in order to obtain scholarship money to be awarded to a deserving senior at graduation time. “Time Out For Talent” was added to the traditional sweat shirt sale, the car wash, and the P.T.A. bake sale, in order to bring in more money for the fund. Like previous senior classes, we were surprised at the hidden talent we uncovered just in time. At the regular meetings of the Society, held in private homes on the first Monday of every month, talented people from outside the school were guests. Among the parents and friends of the members who presented informal talks were Dr. Cath on psychiatry, Mr. Wcingartcn on science and law, and Mr. Griswald on the M.T.A. The younger N.H.S. members will have to travel far to meet the standards of these programs. We would like to thank our distinguished lecturers for their inspiration! 75 EDITORS Editor-In-Chief Literary Editor Photography Editors Art Editors Personal Tabulation Managers Business Manager Head Typist TYPING—D. Kaprclian. A. Rath. V. Nicholas. D. DcCarlo. S. Babaian. George Cresine Jonathan Hoffman Marilyn Tigar John O'Loughlin Edith Timbcrlakc Diane Koulcs Lee-Ann Rumerman Sybil Mazmanian Michael Woodworth Donna Kaprclian PHOTOGRAPHY—G. Scidman. N. Morrison. L. Maclvcr. J. O’Loughlin and M. Tigar. Co-Editors; L. Gordon. K. Barry. LITERARY AND SPORTS—R. Stone. Hoys Sports Editor: L. Holden. Girls Sports Editor; J. Hoffman. Literary Editor; T. Iwasawa. G. Cresinc Editor-In-Chief GEORGE’S HEADACHES are over! Our high school highlights are carefully composed into what we hope conveys our theme for the enjoyment of the entire class of 1963. BLUEPRINT PERSONAL TABULATION STAFF—Seated: J. Meyer. L. Cahill. B. Noroian. S. Mazmanian. L. Rumcrman, M. Mc-Manama. M. O’Connor. A. Rath. Standing: P. Martin. D. Ganick, R. Stone. ART STAFF—Sealed: V. Citro. E. Timberlake. J. Kruscll. Standing: Mrs. Sanderson. AFTER DEADLINES, layouts, cropping and write-ups we finally felt the excitement of seeing our work in print. Those late evenings in our “adopted home,” the Guidance Office were worth the work. “Who’s typing today?” With the help of our advisers. Miss Anderson, Mrs. Sanderson, and Mr. Kolouch, we were able to maintain the high quality of the Blueprint. ADVERTISING STAFF—R. Sokolovc, J. Carrig. S. Lloyd. M. Haflich. V. Citro. L. Goodman. L. Moores. M. Woodworth. STUDENT COUNCIL—Front Row: R. Bruno. K. Fitzpatrick. D. Martin. J. Rahal. Vice President; M. Mahoney. Secretary; R. Leonard. President; M. Teagan, Treasurer; D. Crisafulli. J. Headley, E. Jensen. Second Row: L. Garber. V. Citro. D. Bailey, M. McManama. L. Cahill. D. Burroughs. H. Marsh, N. Simmons. J. Corrigan. Mr. Kolouch, Adviser. Rear Row: J. Smart. R. Arslanian. S. Crabtree. R. White. V. Gonzalez. H. Emerson. R. Richardson. P. Ullman, C. Toriclli. STUDENT COUNCIL A MORE perfect school life was the Council’s goal. Among the activities sponsored were— The Sale of Programs at Football Games Collections of Money in Sponsored Drives Discussion of Policies Regarding School Dress and Dance Regulations Presentation of Assembly Series: Robert Wood's Dramatic Adventures With Chalk Henry Brigg’s Birth Of A Florida Key The Watch Makers Of Switzerland Danny Johnson's Modern Magic in Pantomime Sponsorship of Maroon Marauder Emblem Contest REPORTERS MANY THANKS to our hard-working newspaper columnists for their dedication to complete and accurate coverage of our news. Folks inside and outside of the School always seemed to enjoy the timely reports! NEWSPAPER REPORTERS— K. Arcntzcn (Boston Traveler); D. Ganick (Belmont Herald); J. Sahagcn (Belmont Citizen). 78 THOSE MONTHLY excursions to the printer’s . . . unsuccessful attempts to design a new masthead . . . last-minute pictures with Polaroid cameras . . . yards and yards of pink galleys strewn over the floor . . . that disappearing style sheet . . . “Miss O'Brien, have you finished your editorial yet?” . . . The Santa Claus poll . . . “Whom arc we going to spotlight this time?” . , . Class Day controversy . . . quarts of cider and dozens of donuts consumed during copy sessions . . . Selling Stars at the Christmas Concert . . . Our very own Literary Contest ... the chronically empty letter box . . . High-pressure homeroom salesmanship . . . Attempts to bolster school spirit . . . the award from B.U. . . . Improvement of the Star always the goal! Printed by the students of Belmont High School. Belmont. Massachusetts Editor-in-chief Sharon O'Brien Assistant Editors Susan McCronsky — Michael Ullman Featuros Editor ......................................... Doris Ganick News Editor ......................................... Patricia Ramsey Literary Editor ........................................ Paula Riseman Sports Editor ........................................... Alan Dankner Exchange Editor ....................................... Elaino Mcdverd Photography Editor ..................................... Karon Arentzen Vocational Editor ................................... Norman Woodfall Publicity Managors.......................Marilyn Tigar and Dianne Bass Advertising Manager ..................................... Dennis Pitta Circulating Manager .................................... Barry Kumins Staff Advisers — Mr. Arthur J. Marlellucci. Mrs. Muriel E. Morrissey. Mrs. Patricia H. Penn. STAR—Front How; B. Kumins. P. Riseman, S. Mc-Crcnsky. S. O’Brien. M. Ullman. P. Ramsey. A. Dankner. Rear Row: Mrs. Morrissey, Adviser; D. Bass. K. Arcntzcn, M. Tigar, D. Ganick, E. Medverd, E. I imber-lakc. Mr. Marlellucci. Adviser. LATIN CLUB—Front Row: A. Scsscr. Aedile; M. Tam-burro. Aedile; M. Bonnily. Aedile: R. Clifford. Quaestor Tahulorum; M. Risclli. Quaestor Aeracii: P. Cath. Sr. Consul; J. Michaels. Jr. Consul; W. Mansfield. Augur; J. Hoffman. Pontifex Maximus: L. Cahill. Censor; I. Carr. Censor. Second Row; Miss Stcucrwald. Adviser; VINCIT QUI SE VINCIT guided us through an eventful year. The initiation of “Roman slaves, lectures on Roman literature and government, and original Latin productions highlighted the year. In April, the Club hosted the annual Massachusetts Junior Classical League Convention, providing a busy and exciting day with lectures, contests, and a costume parade. And to Miss Steuerwald with appreciation we say Vale!” ROOSKI KLUB L. Rodman. Curile Aedile: S. Lloyd. N. Lindbcrg, H. Falkson. I). Udell. L. Garber. M. McManama. A. Hidy. Miss Norccn. Adviser. Third Row; L. Shapiro. M. Arakelian. T. Donovan. P. Riscman. E. Todd. J. Reynolds. A. Ley. N. Wcingarten. J. O'Loughlin. I. Sctsch-kareff. C. Barker. SUMMA REMEMBER THE Smirnoff label and the whipped cream eating contest of the initiation! The Rooskis enjoyed Russian culture at the movies—despite wet handkerchiefs, and at the Bolshoi Ballet. The year was topped off with the annual thirteen course shishkabob and stroganoff Spring Banquet. We were an exclusive society of fifteen who loved our distinction as “Russian students. RUSSIAN CLUB—Front Row: M. Untine. J. Samucl-son. I. Sctschkareff. E. Nisscn, Vice President; S. Babaian. Secretary; N. Wcingarten, President; R. White, Treasurer: J. Osborne. M. Iwasawa, R. Shearer. Rear Row; Miss Ray. Practice Teacher; L. Rothcnbcrg. R. I.avinc. M. Bcggrovs. J. Showman. J. Stein. D. Lipscomb. S. Mickley. A. Heller. Mr. Pcnta, Adviser. 80 FRENCH CLUB—Front Row: I. Setschkareff. M. Tcr-nullo, H. Tobin. B. Coughlan, Secretary; J. I.cvangic, President; D. Kaloyanidcs, Vice President: N1. Ullman. Treasurer; I). Ganick. S. Blout. Second Row: T. Iwa-sawa, W. Launder, L. Dc Nalale. R. Leonard. R. Kazan- LES COPAINS jian. D. Martin, N. Rlwcll, R. Karasik. B. Kumins. P. Lcrro, A. Dankncr, J. Huffman. Rear Row: C. Sancinito. C. Dewing. J. Haley, J. Chencttc. P. Martin, R. Shearer. J. Carty, J. Romeo, M. Tcagan. B. Lewis. ENCOURAGED BY an enthusiastic new adviser, Miss Corcoran, and assisted by the ubiquitous Mr. Penta, les copains adapted their classroom skills to cultural and social activities. Fleur-de-lis at initiation, can-can dancing at the Modern Language Christmas Party, a truly French dinner, and French plays provided les coups tie graces to the year's activities. FRENCH CLUB—Front Row: C. Chalmers, M. Mahoney, S. Mutina, C. Dailey. M. Tracy. P. Riscman, M. O’Day, H. Simon, E. Timbcrlakc, D. Howard, R. Heffner. J. Kruscll. Second Row: C. Lee. M. Cavarctta, D. Tobin, J. White, J. Hill. L. Rumcrman. L. Moores. P. Murphy, K. McEvoy, M. O’Brien. G. Seidman. P. Cath, K. Arcntzen. M. Kelleher. Miss Corcoran. Adviser. Rear Row: L. Cahill, G. Zwerdling, S. McCrcnsky. E. Med-verd. P. Castagno. S. Howlctt, E. Mara, R. Brauchcr. K. Barry. V. Clark. G. Gilliland, S. Doyle, A. Hidy, P. Goldin, N. Wcingartcn, S. O’Brien, P. Ramsey. 81 EL ESPAGNOL CIRCULO THE MEMBERS of the Spanish group added their cheery Felices Pascuas to the Modern Language Christmas Party. SPANISH CLUB—Front Row: D. Kaprclian. L. Mac-Iver. D. Dc Carlo. T. Sparrow. Secretary; A. Watkins. President; P. Forsyte. Vice President; F. Lynch. Treasurer; L. Gordon. C. Lee. Second Row: G. Crcsinc. J. Fllison. J. Cockroft. R. Boucher. M. Haflich. Mr. Mar- tcllucci. Adviser; L. Goodman. R. Foster. C. Hoffman. R. Buck. Rear Row: T. McCaffcrty, P. Lcrro. T. Foley. R. Chrusz. F. Keane. C. Rosenberger. J. Maguire, P. MacDonnell. BEGINNING THE YEAR with a wild initiation, the German Club went on to capture the inter-language club volleyball championship, to introduce Germany’s three stooges at the Christmas party, and to invade the beaches of Cape Cod. The club also found time to see German movies and an opera and to participate in Tivoli, a convention of German Clubs from the Boston area under the sponsorship of Boston University. DER DACHSHUNDE VEREIN GFRMAN CLUB—Front Row; G. Zwcrdling. M. Tigar, T. Iwasawa. Treasurer; C. Chalmers. Secretary; J. Sa-hugen. N. Stein. Vice President; R. Heffner. F. Med- 82 verd. L. Gordon. Rear Row: S. Micklcy. W. Mansfield. L. Shapiro. I). Howard. S. Howlctt. H. Killctt. P. Nelson, A. Gordon. J. Carrig. Mr. Penta. Adviser. IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO THE CONGENIAL Circolo rolled on and on . . . from the Italian Orphanage to the Christmas party to an Italian movie, dinner, and theatre, bearing with them much buoni applausi (good cheer) while enriching their understanding of people. ITALIAN CLUB—From Row: J. MalTci. V. Cilro. J. ico. R. Bruno. M. Cavaretta. J. Worden. L. Gilmore. L. Kolligian. Treasurer: G. Serra. First Vice President: P. Giordano. R. Archidiacono. C. Santamaria. Rear Row: Marino. President: A. D Andrea. Second Vice President: G. Cohen. R. Pizzi. P. Smith. P. Lerro. J. Stavolta. J. L. De Pamphilis. Secretary: L. Entlcr. M. Bruno. P. Labiano. Macauda. Second Row: Mr. Vencri. Adviser; P. Feder- Christmas Party Coke Crowns the Capers! A Knock-Out Skit 83 Informality Reigns! BELMONTIAN CLUB—Front Row: B. Ohanian. G. Scidman. P. Baker, V. Citro. J. Kolligian. L. Cahill. A. Scsscr. L. Maclvcr. T. Sparrow. M. Tracy. Second Row: C. McDonough, I. Broussard, K. Ix mbard, D. Marmcr, B. Hobson. R. Heffner, M. Arakelian. C. Dailey. D. BELMONTIAN CLUB BELMONTIAN CLUB—From Row: J. Campbell. D. Cudmorc. G. Serra. M. O’Connor. S. McCrcnsky. P. Riseman, S. Christie. J. Westby. B. O’Brien. M. O’Brien. Second Row: M. Cavarclta. M. Ford. R. McCormick. M. Gleason. M. Kcllchcr, P. Goldin. B. I.uchtcnbcrg, Ganick. M. Mahoney. R. McKcon. Rear Row: G. Zwer-dling. M. McManama. S. Lloyd. P. Murphy. S. Kirk. J. Kruscll, L. Rumerman. S. Carey, M. Whittier, S. De-Bonis, D. Griffin. L. DePamphilis. K. McEvoy. “WHAT THE well-dressed girl should wear” was obvious on Club meeting days. Heels and bouffant hairdos were in vogue. Monthly meetings combining poise, social grace, fun, and service included teas, a fashion show, programs by members, and guest speakers. We admired our own Sue McCrcnsky as she talked of Israel, the girls who demonstrated singing and dancing, our alumnae members including Linda Beach as she led the program on mentally retarded children, and other girls who shared their post-graduation experiences with us. A high point was of course the Bcl-montian Formal. The awarding of a scholarship to a deserving senior climaxed the achievement of an enjoyable year. N. Morrison. L. Gordon. J. Morrison. B. Noroian. C. Currier. K. Arentzen. Rear Row: K. Egan. L. Gilmore, H. Twomey. R. Smith, S. Babaian. J. Showman. M. Frese, R. Braucher. S. O’Brien. C. Chalmers. P. Ramsey. S. Mutina, S. Ilowlctt. 84 BF.LMON'I IAN CLUB—Front How: D. Kaprclian, I. SctschkarcIT. H. Simon. E. Mara. Secretary: B. Coughlin. President: E. Mcdvcrd. Vice President; S. Mazmanian. Treasurer; M. O’Day. J. Sahagcn. E. Hayes. Second Row: Miss Kearney. Adviser: Miss Blcnncrhassclt. Adviser: J. Bourgeois. D. DeCarlo. J. Hill. J. Saniangclo. C. Tinkham. J. Meyer. K. O’Hara. F. Castagno. Miss Mathews. Adviser: Mrs. Johnston. Adviser. Rear Row: M. Ash. P. Cath. N. Weingarten. J. Ellison. B. Weidlieh. D. Kaloyanidcs. L. Holden. P. Lee. C. Walters. L. Hunt-ley. C. Critslcy. G. Gilliland. Yoang And Cay Aren't They Cate Together? “MID-WINTER FANTASY” Blue castles, snow flakes, satellites with angelic decor, and silver trees spotlighted in blue, enhanced the smooth and dreamy music enjoyed by beautiful girls and handsome escorts. Exotic fruits from faraway places were served to add pleasure to a delightful party. Dainty castles engraved upon delicate silver charms were presented as favors to the young ladies to insure memories of an enchanted evening. 85 ART CLUB VISITS to the Do Cordova and Boston Museums of Fine Arts stimulated new appreciations among members. Working with clay and making slip jewelry was a favorite after school pastime. Wednesday meetings also included lectures on such subjects as commercial art and the achievements of Norman Rockwell. Alumni returned as old friends reporting on their post-graduation progress in professional training. The Art Club proved a rewarding experience for those with present or future creative interests. ART CLUB—Front Row: M. Woodworth, B. Young. Secretary; G. Crcsinc, President; H. Twomey, Vice President; D. Bass. Treasurer: V. Citro. Treasurer: E. Timbcrlakc. M. Whittier. Rear Row: J. Bourgeois, J. Santangclo. C. McDonough. C. Lovett, R. Foster, J. Krusell. S. Doyle. C. Tinkham. Mrs. Sanderson. Adviser. AN ACTOR studying a role learns to notice and understand people. A cast is composed of many students from different backgrounds and types cooperating to produce a finished performance. Working together on The Crucible and other plays, the Dramatic Club members experienced self-discipline, hard work, and satisfaction. DRAMATIC CLUB DRAMATIC CLUB—Front Row: C. Chalmers, J. Sa-hagen, V. Clark. Secretary; R. Brauchcr, Vice President; M. Tigar. President; L. F.ntlcr, Treasurer: P. Riseman. D. Bass, S. Lloyd. Rear Row: J. Showman. P. Cath, P. Ramsey, N. Weingarten. C. Dewing. L. Shapiro. J. Hoffman. L. Dc Natalc. L. Maclvcr, A. Scsscr. Miss Cross. Adviser. 86 THIS YEAR the Forum Club reshaped tradition with the formation of a debating team. Segregation in public schools and Medicare were chosen topics. An illustrated lecture on the A.F.S.C. in Algeria, a talk on Israel, and Student Exchange Day with visitors from North Quincy High School also highlighted the program. FORUM CLUB FORUM CLUB—Front Row: M. O'Day. M. Ternullo. G. Gilliland. M. Haflich. P. Ramsey. Secretary: S. Maz manian. Vice President: S. McCrcnsky, President; P. Riseman. Treasurer: D. Ganick. Program Chairman: A. Dankncr. H. Simon. E. Mara, M. Mahoney. Second Row: A. Scsser. P. Cath, G. Scidman. S. Lloyd. I.. Dc Pamphilis, S. Blout. M. Cavarctta. P. Goldin. D. Kaloyanidcs. Miss Anderson. Adviser: K. Barry. B. Coughlan. B. Wcidlich, S. Mutina. I. SclsckarcfT. L. Cahill. B. Noroian. C. Dailey. K. Arentzen. Rear Row: M. Tigar, L. Gordon. V. Clark. G. Crcsinc. J. O’Lough lin. B. Kumins. J. Levangic. C. Dewing. L. Shapiro. A. Gordon. M. Ullman. R. Sokolovc. R. Brauchcr, S. O’Brien. S. Howlett. LITERARY DISCUSSION GROUP GREAT BOOKS CLUB—Sealed: N. Weingarlcn. S. Howlett. Standing: G. Seidman. P. Cath. P. Ramsey. J. Sahagen. Miss Hallor, Adviser: D. Howard. THIS NEW GROUP attempted to broaden literary horizons. The eight members began by studying Greek tragedies, worked their way through the Renaissance, and enjoyed modern contemporary authors. Over several hundred cups of coffee, arguments were tossed back and forth. The Great Books” club read at least one noteworthy piece of literature from each century. 87 HOME ECONOMICS CI.UB—Front Row: I. Brous-sard. S. DeBonis, L. Maclver, T. Sparrow, K. Egan. President: M. Tcrnullo, Vice President: A. Ralh. Pro• yram Chairman; I- Gordon. Secretary-Treasurer; V. Nicholas. M. Quigley, K. O’Hara. J. Ellison. Rear Row: Miss Kearney. Adviser; M. Henry. J. MafTci. C. Hoffman. B. O’Brien. M. O'Brien. K. Brown. H. Billclt, N. Murphy, J. Meyer. P. Lee. I.. Gilmore. K. Cullen. D. Griffin. Miss Smith. Adviser. “HOMEMAKERS TOMORROW” wc learn to be. With places to go and things to sec. The “Basic Dress” as we now know. Is fashionable at home or on the go. Good grooming and styling is always a must Whatever our schedule from morning ’til dusk. The trip to the furniture store one day, Made us realize good quality always will pay. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB THE GIRLS who produced with needle and thread Sewed clothing in style from pink to red. The Fashion Show gay, as Spring came along Brought thrills to those who did perform. Fine foods were also of great concern. And Pam Goldin for Belmont High did earn “Betty Crocker’s” award—a tribute fine As an expert in Foods and in Fashion Design! HOME ECONOMICS CLUB—Front Row: S. I.loyd, D. DcCarlo. J. Bourgeois. J. Hill. B. Hobson. S. Chrisiie, J. Wcstby. M. Ash. D. Kaprclian, J. Fauccttc. Rear Row: D. Diggins. M. Edwards. P. Murphy. K. McEvoy. J. Morrison, S. Kirk. D. Marmcr, R. McKcon. C. DcLco, K. Lombard. L. Huntley. M. Gleason. A. Gallctta, R. McCormick. 88 TWENTY HOUR PIN RECIPIENTS Marilyn Ashe Sandra Christie Veda Cilro Grace Edwards Patricia Egan Jacqueline Freni Lena Giordano Judy Gorclchcnka Carol Jaynes Patricia I.cc Diane Marnier Eva Micci Kathy Morrissey Patricia O’Malley Susan Perry Patricia Stewart Barbara Weidlich Judith Westby CLUH SPONSORED PROJECTS (greater Boston Bed Cross dies � FOR THE OUTSTANDING PARTICIPATION ANO COOPERATION OF ITS STUDENTS IN FINANCIALLY SUPPORTING THE LOCAL. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS. kte chair Cakes and Cookies Sniffed Dolls Dolls Clothing Teddy Rears Slippers Hallowe'en Favors Christmas Favors 17th of March Favors Easter Favors Octopi Puppets Money Funds Paid for Doll House Ruilt In Belmont Vocational High School RED CROSS CLUB “UNSELFISH SERVICE characterized the Red Cross Club members as they worked steadily to produce attractive and useful gifts for unfortunate children, veterans, and others who were hospitalized. Hundreds of handmade articles were sent to Metropolitan Headquarters in Boston during the year. RED CROSS CLUB—Front Row: D. Hobson. E. Micci. P. Lee. Vice President: D. Marnier. Secretary: S. Christie. Treasurer: G. Edwards, I. Elios. V. Nicholas. C. Critsley. Second Row: D. DcCarlo. V. Citro. B. Hobson. C. Jaynes. P. O’Malley. D. Harris. L. Huntley, D. Kaprel-ian. D. Critsley. Miss Davis. Adviser. Third Row: B. Weidlich, J. Westby. L. Gilmore. C. McDonough. P. Stewart. J. Gorclchcnka. J. Freni. L. Giordano. P. F.gan. C. Millan. Absent: S. Perry. President: K. Morriscy. M. Ash. BOOKWORMS CLUB—From Row: S. Kirk. L. Hunt-Icy. J. Morrison. Secretary: W. Young. Vice President: C. Walters. President; M. Quigley. C. DcLco. M. Gleason. Program Chairman; R. Smith. Second Row: M. Courtney, M. Palumbo. R. Ciricllo. R. Pazzancsc, P. Lerro. J. Chcncttc. R. Guggina. J. Carrig. W. Launder. G. Crcsinc. Rear Row: R. McCormick. A. Rath. K. Morrissey. J. Meyer. K. Cullen. N. Murphy. M. Harris. B. O’Brien. M. Brown. K. McEvoy. D. Griffin. L. Gilmore. J. Westby. S. Christie. BOOKWORMS CLUB WE HAVE DISCOVERED that reading can be fun when one has a private library of enjoyable and interesting books. Best-sellers and other popular volumes were purchased with money from dues. They cover a great variety of fiction and non-fiction. A poster contest among the members revealed hidden art talents and brought new understanding of literature as well as enjoyment to participants. BOOKWORMS CLUB—Front Row: K. O’Hara. K. Lombard. M. Henry. J. MalTci. J. Fauccttc. I. Broussard. D. Marmcr. P. Murphy. J. White. E. Hayes. Second Row: Miss Ames. Adviser; B. Hobson. M. Ash. C. Critsley. R. McKcon. D. Cudmorc. M. O'Brien. M. Ed- wards. A. Gallctta. D. Diggins. B. Ohanian. C. Currier. S. Perry, V. Nicholas. Rear Row: J. Eabiano. M. Courtney. P. Lerro. S. Elies. C. Pancson. L. Days. P. Macauda. F. Lynch. P. McDonnell. F. Keane. J. Maguire. R. Buck. R. Pazzancse. G. Cohen. 90 SCIENCE CLUB—Front Row: S. Fishman. J. Coran. Secretary; D. Saunders, President; R. Karasik. Vice President; M. Uaflich. Program Chairman. Rear Row: P. Eltcnbcrg. D. Mill-stein. Mr. Clish, Adviser; P. DcWildc. D. Kaplan. SCIENCE CLUB THE CHESS CLUB doesn't have any money or tradition. It doesn't have dues, Christmas parties, or scholarships. It doesn't have lots of things, but it docs offer an opportunity for chess enthusiasts to get together and play. It's not big or rich, but fun! MEETINGS WERE HELD monthly. Since most members were “Hams,” a major goal was the construction and operation of an amateur radio station for B.H.S. Other scicnec education was supplemented by trips to the Mass. Eye and Ear Labs, the M.I.T. Bubble Lab. and industrial plants. Smallest, but not least, our club was dedicated to the large purpose of promoting interest in industrial, experimental, and theoretical science. CHESS CLUB CHESS CLUB—Front Row: Mrs. Gregg. Adviser; R. Mercer. Secretary; T. Iwasawa, President; A. Hidy. Rear Row: R. Shlifer. D. Millstcin. D. Taylor. P. von Sneidern. R. Karasik. 91 SENIOR PLAY THE CURTAIN ROSE on the “Mousetrap,” our class’s suspense-filled melodrama, to the tunc of Eric Nisscn’s organ rendition of “Three Blind Mice.” The cast gave a smooth performance punctuated with light moments. Larry’s song-fest, Val’s kitchen fixation, Jon’s Rolls Roycc, and even Merry’s properties added to the fun of both the cast and the audience. The Cast party with its shenanigans lent the finishing touch to an exciting evening. We Can't Sound That Had Director Cross Combines Artistry And Humor Merry Tigar, Production Manager The Driving Force Behind The Scenes 92 THE MOUSETRAP by Agatha Christie CAST (In Order Of Appearance) Mollic Ralston Giles Ralston Christopher Wren Mrs. Boyl' Major Metcalf Miss Cascwcll M. Parvacin Dct. Sgt. Trotter Valerie Clark Robert Shlifer Lawrence Shapiro Nancy Wcingartcn I.co DcNatalc Roberta Brauchcr Jon Hoffman Erie Nisscn 93 “Yes, The Longridgc Farm Case. The Murder! PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN—First Row: Judi Kolligian. Decorations; V. Cilro. General Chairman; J. Krusell, Flowers; G. Crcsinc. Publicity. Second Row: D. DcCarlo. Entertainment; S. Mazmanian, Tickets; L. Gordon. Pictures; M. McManama. Favors; M. Cavcrclta. Refreshments. WORKERS— Electrical I.. DcPamphilis J. O’Loughlin Woodworking Shops J. Devine R. Pazzancsc M. Arakelian N. El well P. Ramsey K. Arcntz.cn H. Emerson A. Rath P. Baker J. Faucettc P. Riscman K. Barry S. Ecmino J. Romeo D. Bass P. Fuqua L. Rumcrman R. Blaucr A. Galctta C. Sancinito J. Bourgeois V. Gonzalez. T. Sarkcsian R. Brauchcr R. Heffner G. Scidman L. Cahill J. Hill G. Scrra J. Campbell L. Holden A. Scsscr J. Carty S. Howlctt R. Shack F. Castagno D. Kaprclian T. Sparrow C. Chalmers C. Kennedy C. Stone S. Christie P. Lee R. Stone R. Chrusz. R. Leonard M. Tcagan D. Crisafulli L. Maclvcr D. Tobin B. Coughlan P. Marino H. Tobin C. Currier D. Martin B. Wcidlich C. Dailey P. Martin J. Wcstby A. D’Andrca S. McCrensky B. Whittier S. DcBonis J. Najarian B. Young D. DcCarlo B. Noroian B. O’Brien G. Zwcrdling LEGENDE DE MAI” JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Mary belli Reigns As Junior Queen 94 TO THE CLASS OF 1964: As you approach your senior year, you must realize that you have a responsibility to carve your own future. The success of your endeavors is dependent upon the diligence and perseverance with which you pursue your goals. Attain sincerity and unity in your efforts, and you will not only succeed as individuals, but will reap the group benefits and satisfactions enjoyed by your predecessors. Harold Emerson, President Class of 1963 A LOOK AT THE CLASS OF 1964 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Scored: F. Santoro. Secretary; R. Bruno. President. Standing: Mr. Vcneri. Adviser; D. Meehan, Vice-President; H. Reynolds. Treasurer; Mr. Qucrcio, Adviser. 95 SOFTBALL TENNIS SKI CLUB BASEBALL GOLF FOOTBALL FIELD HOCKEY SOCCER TRACK CROSS COUNTRY BASKETBALL ICE HOCKEY GYMNASTICS Mr. T. Mcldon Wcnncr, Supervisor of Health and Physical Education Director of A tide tics, Head Coach of Basketball and Track FALL WINTER SPRING (SUPPLEMENT! FOOTBALL—Front Row: J. Greenhalgh. S. McBride. M. Zaparcski. J. Labanara. R. Chrusz. J. Wood. Co-Captain: D. Chiofaro. Co-Captain: T. Sarkisian. D. Wcathcrbec. A. Ley. S. Fcmino, G. Flint. Second Row: Coach Frink. Ass't. Coach Sutherland. T. Nicosia. R. Mara. J. Mara. D. Crisafulli. W. Bates. K. Goldstein. P. Guthrie. H. Emerson, J. Devine. D. Meehan. S. Sullivan. G. Gerolamo, P. Macauda, Manager. Rear Row: R. Gardiner, R. Pizzi, K. Fitzpatrick. M. Risclli. R. Habcshian. B. Pcttinato. R. DeVito, Q. Priest. A. Aronson. J. Taverna, W. Boundy. H. Reynolds, R. Mahoney, D. Wenner, R. Bruno. A. Salipante. S. Baker. FOOTBALL Only powerful Wakefield was able to crack the famed Marauder defense. But the eventual Middlesex co-champions had to rely heavily on the arm of their All-Scholastic quarterback in coming from behind for a 26-14 victory. Led by everybody’s All-Scholastic and two time All-American Don Chiofaro, the Maroon placed four players on the All-Middlesex Team. All-Scholastic honorable mention winners Jim Wood and Tom Sar-kesian joined Steve McBride on the star-studded squad. Perhaps the most satisfying win of the season was the 14-0 Maroon victory over Winchester. The passing combination of Hal Emerson to Tom Nicosia and the fine running of underclassmen Bob Gardiner and Gerry Gerolamo sparked the Marauders to their first win over the Sachems since 1946. Visiting Watertown went home for the second straight year without a victory in the Thanksgiving Day finale. The Raiders had all they could do to salvage a tic. Game Trophy winner, Andrew Ley, was outstanding both offensively and defensively at center for the Maroon. Other senior standouts, Bob Chrusz, Dave Wcathcrbec and Rich Kazanjian, along with underclassmen Bob DeVito and Bob Mara, played some great football on the rain-drenched gridiron. The Maroon eleven of ’62 will long be remembered by local football fans. THE MARAUDERS of 62 left a blazing trail across the pages of Belmont football history. Co-captained by Jim Wood and Don Chiofaro, this was the team that handcuffed all opposition for the almost unbelievable record of eight shut-outs in nine games. Not another eleven in the State could boast of a finer defensive report card. 98 Coach Frink. J. Wood. D. Chiofaro. Co-Captains. A splash for the Maroon Hey all you Marauders! Hey all you Marauders! Hey all you Marauders! Hey all you Marauders! Let's have a Victory today. Hey! There’s a team over here. There’s a team over there. But the team over there Ain’t goin' no where. Hey all you Marauders! Hey all you Marauders! Hey all you Marauders! Hey all you Marauders! Let’s have a Victory today, Hey! Senior varsity lineup CHEERLEADERS—G. Scrra, H. Tobin. S. Blout, Co-Captain; J. Campbell. Co-Captain; M. O'Brien. H. Garber, P. Cavarclta. 99 I I Keep-those-legs-straight! Coach Frink sets side line strategy. 1962-1963 SCORES Belmont 6 Lexington 0 Belmont 20 Reading 0 Belmont 0 Melrose 0 Belmont 14 Wakefield 26 Belmont 14 Winchester 0 Belmont 14 Stoncham 0 Belmont 42 Cambridge H. L. 0 Belmont 0 Concord 0 Belmont 0 Watertown 0 Good blocking gives Devito daylight. The Big Team stops ’em cold. Marauders protect the passer. Maroon bench follows mid-field action. Go Maroon! Go White! Go Team! Fight! Fight! Go Maroon Go Team! Fight! Fight! Marauders show defense power in Thanksgiving Day mud bath. •i i CROSS COUNTRY TRACK CO-CAPTAINED BY Brian Mahoney and Mark Teagan, the 1962 Cross Country Team compiled a 4-4 record in Middlesex League competition this fall. Under the expert guidance of Carl Seaman, the boys turned in some truly outstanding performances. “The Orchard Streeters” topped Lexington 27-30 in a Meet that was held in driving rain and high winds. Mahoney placed first; followed by John Schafer, Ron Pazzanese, and Mark Teagan. in fourth, fifth, and eighth, respectively. The Wakefield Meet featured a tremendous three-way battle for first place among Mahoney and two visiting boys. All three runners broke the Belmont course record of 13:53, but Brian had to settle for a third, two seconds behind the winning time of 13:50. In the Middlesex League Meet at Mount Hood Golf Course in Melrose, the Varsity placed fourth in a field of ten teams. Schafer finished eleventh and Mahoney seventeenth while Pazzanese, Teagan, and Tony Zer-mani were not far behind. The Maroon finished the season by taking a coveted seventh place in the big State Meet. Schafer and Mahoney deserve special praise for placing ninth and fourteenth out of two hundred and fifty. For all of the boys, 1962 was a rewarding Cross Country season. Speedy trio paces field. 1962-1963 SCORES Belmont 21 Concord 34 Belmont 29 Stoneham 28 Belmont 27 Lexington 30 Belmont 35 Wakefield 20 Belmont 39 Melrose 19 Belmont 25 Watertown 33 Belmont 26 Reading 29 Belmont 39 Winchester 23 CROSS COUNTRY—Front Row: M. Courtney. A. Zermani, C. Dewing, E. Todd. B. Mahoney, Co-Captain; M. Teagan. Co-Captain: J. Haley. J. Levangie. R. Pazzanese. Second Row: M. Woodworth. Manager; J. Stokingcr, R. Fallon. S. Fishman, D. Connolly, G. HafTcr. J. Schafer, D. Cartwright, J. Hanlon. R. Scarfo, R. Lavine. D. Kaplan. Coach Seaman. 102 SOCCER—Front Row: G. Crcsinc. Manager; M. Ullman. J. Smart. C. Occhino. P. Burke, R. White. P. Nelson. Co-Captain; S. Micklcy. Co-Captain; J. Maurer, S. Newpol. B. Kumins. L. Goodman. L. Rothenbcrg. Asst. Manager. Rear Row; Coach MacBain, J. Morris, M. Wilhelm, D. Mazzola. P. Kerrigan. J. Zolncr. P. Guthrie, P. Fisher. K. Zcncwicz, A. Dankncr. P. Ullman. P. Haley. R. Stone, S. Hoffman. R. Scmerjian. R. West. B. Shea. W. Nichols. R. Sokolovc. G. Hintlian, J. Barron. Captain Nelson breaks up scoring bid. 1962-1963 SCORES Belmont 4 Lexington 2 Belmont 3 Medford 2 Belmont 2 Exeter 3 Belmont 1 Lexington 2 Belmont 4 Watertown 2 Belmont 0 Lincoln Sudbury 2 Belmont 3 M.I.T. 2 Belmont 0 Gov. Dummer 1 Belmont 4 Tufts 3 Belmont 5 Watertown 2 Belmont 1 Lincoln Sudbury 3 Belmont 1 Medford 4 SOCCER COACH JOHN MacBAIN made his first year as Field General of the Soccer Team a memorable one as the Marauders came up with their best effort in at least a decade. The booters, co-captaincd by Steve Micklcy and Pete Nelson, finished the ’62 season with a line 6-6 record. The two most impressive Maroon wins were thrilling, comc-from-bchind victories over Medford and M.I.T. freshmen. Mike Ullman’s pair of third period goals were instrumental in handing the Big Blue their only loss of the season, while Micklcy’s two unassisted tallies sparked the Marauders in their second half rally against the Engineers. Stellar goal-tending by Nelson helped the team to weather storm after storm in these and other games during the year. High scoring lineman, Dave Martin, Captain-elect Joe Burke and Rich White constantly kept the pressure on opposing goalies, as outstanding two-way play by John Maurer, Barry Kumins and Larry Goodman with steady defensive work by Chuck Anderson, Keith Randall and Rick Stone kept the ball out of the Maroon end. Underclassmen Charlie Occhino, Steve Newpol and John Smart also helped to make '62 a big year, and it is likely that they will form a strong nucleus for a successful team next year. 103 FIELD HOCKEY—Front Row: B. O'Brien, R. McCormick, S. O'Brien, Co-Captain; E. Mara, Co-Captain; P. Ramsey, P. Riseman. K. Barry. M. Sweeney. Rear Row: Coach Smith. L. Holden. D. Kaloyanidcs, D. Taylor, L. Benoit. I. Carr, P. Goldin. Coach Cleary. THE FIELD HOCKEY team shared a fall season that was notable for its enthusiasm. Competitive spirit was keen, and the girls sponsored the team whole-heartedly. Coaches Cleary and Smith instructed the team in the intricacies of the game. Angela D’Andrea and Diane Diggins, our loyal managers, performed ably such invaluable chores as supplying us with oranges when the playing got rough. Led by Co-Captains Ellen Mara and Sharon O’Brien, the team compiled a 1-4-2 record. After the regular season was over, the team added their excitement to the Field Hockey Field Day held at Newton High School. 1962-1963 SCORES Belmont 8 Malden 0 Belmont 0 Brookline 0 Belmont 0 Winchester 7 Belmont 3 Lexington 7 Belmont 0 Melrose 2 Belmont 1 Concord 1 FIELD HOCKEY Fancy female slick work. 104 GIRI.S BASKETBALL—Front Row: M. Morrison. D. Conway, N. Simmons. L. Benoit. Co-Captain: Diane Kaloyanidcs. Ellen Mara. Mary Fohlin. Rear Row: Coach Cleary. E. Aldort, E. Norris. E. Ladd, J. Hanley, G. Smith. M. Samuclson. D. Dahlquist. S. Shcctz. Absent: C. Jaynes. Co-Captain. EVEN THOUGH a new set of rules was established for girl’s basketball, the team played well. The team this year was led by Co-Captains Carol Jaynes and Lorraine Benoit. Although the team lost five out of six games, the girls always fought hard, and spirit ran high. This year, the student body showed more interest in the game than ever before. The most exciting game was that in Lexington. Although Lexington was one of our top opponents, we lost by only one point. The managers, Edith Aldort and Martha Shangraw, did a wonderful job and will be back next year. With the Junior Varsity and those who arc still with us from the Varsity, next year’s season looks very promising, despite the attraction of this year’s squad for the gym floor. GIRLS BASKETBALL 1962-1963 SCORES Belmont 19 Lexington 20 Belmont 10 Melrose 25 Belmont 28 Winchester 56 Belmont 32 Cambridge Latin 25 Belmont 18 Arlington 21 Belmont 16 Concord 21 105 Woody scops for the pock. Rocket defense Sets to upset Labs. MIDDLESEX LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1962-1963 SCORES Belmont 3 Lexington 1 Belmont 1 Melrose 1 Belmont 2 Stoncham 0 Belmont 4 Winchester 3 Belmont 1 Reading 0 Belmont 3 Watertown 1 Belmont 3 Wakefield 2 Belmont 5 Lexington 1 Belmont 2 Melrose 1 Belmont 5 Stoncham 1 Belmont 2 Winchester 3 Belmont 3 Reading 0 Belmont 3 Watertown 1 Belmont 2 Wakefield 3 Tourney Belmont 6 West Springfield 0 Belmont 3 Charlestown 1 Belmont 2 Malden Catholic 5 State Quarter Finalists 106 Spartan defenders close in on Gardiner. HOCKEY—Front Row: S. McBride. J. Wood. Co-Captain: R. Gardiner. D. Crisafulli. Co-Captain; D. Chiofaro. T. McCafferty, J. Labanara. Rear Row: Coach Bennett, P. Kobs. J. Smart. R. Viglirolo. R. Mullin, S. Paulsen. P. Haley. C. Rosenberger. P. MacAulcy, F. Keane. D. Weatherbee. G. Hintlian. J. Muirhead, Manager; Asst. Coach Viglirolo. HOCKEY THE ’63 HOCKEY TEAM powered its way to the top of the fastest schoolboy ice loop in Massachusetts. Co-captained by Jim Wood and Dave Crisafulli, the Marauders compiled an over-all record of 13-3-1 while clinching their first title in the four year history of the Middlesex League and advancing to the Quarter-Finals of the State Hockey Tournament. All-Scholastic net-minder Dave “Kid Zero” Crisafulli added four more shut-outs to his credit, making a two-year total of twelve. Protected by an All-Star defensive trio of Don Chiofaro, Steve McBride and Dave Goldberg, “Cris” allowed only 24 goals in 17 starts. All-League selections, Jim Wood and Bob Gardiner sparked the lethal Marauder first wave. Woody received honorable mention for his hustling line play, while center Gardiner finished fourth in League scoring. Heads-up play by Tom McCafferty, John Labanara and Dave Weatherbee, three consistent lamp-lighters, helped balance the Red and Blue attack. In the feature game of the season, the Marauders edged defending champ Melrose 2-1. Gardiner and Labanara put the Red and Blue on the score board in this pressure-packed thriller. After two tics with the Raiders, the Marauders finally avenged their 7-0 loss in last year’s opener. An inspired Malden Catholic sextet downed the Marauders 5-2 in the tourney Quarter-Finals. Earlier Belmont victories over West Springfield and Charlestown were both impressive. Before the start of the season. Coach Bennett warned that the Red and Blue had “a long way to go.” Both he and Coach Viglirolo deserve a great deal of credit for bringing their charges over that long, hard trail to success. 107 Labs lights the lamp! Chooz for two. 1962-1963 SCORES Belmont 49 Newton 50 Belmont 63 Watertown 59 Belmont 47 Concord 68 Belmont 57 Stoneham 43 Belmont 61 Wakefield 44 Belmont 42 Lexington 63 Belmont 36 Melrose 53 Belmont 50 Winchester 77 Belmont 61 Reading 46 Belmont 49 Concord 63 Belmont 39 Stoneham 56 Belmont 55 Wakefield 61 Belmont 75 Lexington 70 Belmont 59 Melrose 62 Belmont 53 Winchester 83 Belmont 46 Reading 50 Belmont 58 Gov. Dummcr 64 108 Scooter flashes scoring form. Scramble under the basket. BASKETBALL—First Row: R. Chrusz. D. Wenner, P. Marino, Captain; J. Rahal, T. Donovan. R. Kazanjian. Second Row: J. Romeo, H. Emerson, T. Sarkisian, J. Sullivan, H. Reynolds. C. Sancinito. Manager; Mr. Wenner. Coach. CAPTAINED BY veteran playmaker Pete Marino, the ’63 Maroon quintet completed a rugged but rewarding season with a record of 5 wins and 12 losses. After winning two of their first three League encounters, the Mcl-mcn had high hopes for a Middlesex crown, but a prolonged mid-season losing streak clearly indicated that a title just wasn’t in the cards for this year. Tim Donovan, Belmont High's all-league center proved to be virtually unbeatable over the winter campaign. Singled out for All-Scholastic honorable mention, “Big Tim” averaged 17.1 points per game. Seniors Bob Chrusz and John Romeo, alternating at one forward position, and Joe Rahal combined steady boardwork with good scoring from the corners while Tom Sarkisian and John Sullivan were valuable in tight spots. Doug Wenner and Hal Emerson joined Peter in running the attack from the backcourt. It is hoped that the veterans of this year’s championship junior varsity, along with captain-elect Rahal, will turn into a strong varsity contender for next winter. In any event, Coach Wenner merits much praise for his patience and hard work with our hoopsters. BASKETBALL Kaz drives for big layout!! Zek from the corner Mark turns on the steam! Class 8 State Champions i not her win for Brian! INDOOR TRACK 1962-1963 DUAL-MEET SCORES Belmont 61 Needham 16 Belmont 42% N. Quincy 34% Belmont 34 Watertown 43 Belmont 36% Somerville 40% Belmont 34 Quincy 43 Belmont 27 Natick 50 Belmont 40 Arlington 37 110 Ted gives Hanlon relay lead. Ted breaks the tape. INDOOR TRACK—Front Row: G. Gcrolamo. R. Andlcman. S. Fishman, R. Pazzancsc, R. Fallon, D. Kaplan. S. Ncwpol. R. Lavinc. B. Hartunian. Second Row: J. Siavolta, J. Haley, G. Fitzgerald, E. Todd. B. Mahoney, Co-Captain: T. Foley, Co-Captain: J. Maurer. R. Shack. V. Gonzales. Third Row: M. Haflich, Co-Manager; C. Schrocdcr. L. Severs, M. Tcagan, R. White. R. Gardiner. D. Cartwright, J. Hanlon. K. Goldstein. J. Levangic, A. Zermani, D. Gonzales. R. Scarfo, J. Pazzanesc. Co-Manager; Coach Seaman. Rear Row: A. Giangrcco, S. I.a Pierre, G. Wilmarth. T. Conners. B. Petlinato. COACH CARL SEAMAN'S Indoor Trackmen hung up their spikes at the close of the winter after compiling the most colorful team record of 1963. Co-captained by Brian Mahoney and Tom Foley, the “Armory Boys” finished fifth in Division Two standings of the Metropolitan League, while at the same time, they topped the entire field in Class B State Meet competition. Ted Todd, Brian Mahoney, Tony Zermani and George Fitzgerald made the best group of scorers in Division Two. Todd, sixth highest scorer in the division, was undefeated in the 300 in dual-meet competition. Mahoney finished eighth, followed by Zermani in twelfth. The State Meet proved to be the occasion for the team’s finest performance. Tom Foley and Ken Goldstein combined for a surprising six points in the 12 pound shot. Goldstein’s unexpected fourth place heave close behind Foley’s outstanding 49T gold medal effort. Todd finished second in the 300, and Mahoney was just edged at the wire in the 1000, but even these performances became of secondary importance in the end. Belmont trailed favored Cambridge High and Latin by 3 4 7 points going into the final event. The Cambridge boys needed only a fourth to hold their lead—Coach Seaman's charges had to win, and win they did! The Maroon “Fabulous Four” practically set the track on fire on their way to a faster Class B relay than any of the other 25 entrys. Todd, Zermani, Fitzgerald, and Mahoney covered the long Boston Garden distance in a speedy 2:30.2. Sophomore miler Bob Scarfo and captain-elect Goldstein should provide the nucleus for another fine team next year. Ken broke the school record Jwice this season; the second time, with a put of 50'7 and he has been pushing 53' in practice. Perhaps next year will sec a division title added to the State Championship. Goldstein gets set for record breaking put. Ill SKI CLUB—From Row: M. O'Connor. M. McManama. D. Martin. President: S. McCrensky. First Vice-President: P. Ramsey. Second Vice-President: P. Cath. Secretary: D. Ladd. Treasurer: M. Cavareita. L. Cahill. Second Row: G. Serra. D. DcCarlo. P. Murphy, E. Hayes. D. Griflin. P. Goldin. S. DcBonis. H. Tobin. D. Tobin. Rear Row: I). Kaprclian. L. Holden. A. D’Andrca, R. Chrusz. J. Grccnhalgh. R. Gardner. S. Kirk. J. Najarian. L. Huntley. SKI CLUB OUR ONLY co-ed” athletic activity, the Ski Club encouraged Belmont High School students to show an interest in skiing. The Club sponsored ski trips to Wildcat Mountain and a day trip to Mount Sunapcc. Movies and periodic meetings brightened the skiing season—whenever there wasn’t enough snow on the ground! SKI CLUB—Front Row: R. Leonard. K. Randall. N. Elwell, S. O'Brien. S. Howlctt, B. Mahoney. N. Stein. Rear Row: J. Hunt. G. Flint. J. Chcncttc. D. Stevens. P. I-crro, R. Damiano, O. Anderson. M. Haflich. Mr. Holbrook. Adviser. 112 GYMNASTICS—Front Row: J. Campana. J. Nichols. S. Shea. A. Santamaria, C McKinnon. Rear Row: R. DiBenedetto. J. Galgay. R. Pizzi, K- Richardson. G. Hatter. L. Hedberg, J. Sherman, E. Lee. Coach Sulhcrland. GYMNASTICS WITH THE ACQUISITION of Mr. Sutherland as assistant gym teacher, the sports activities of B.H.S. were expanded. One result was the first gymnastics team in the history of Belmont High School. Our first season was totally dedicated toward laying the groundwork for future years. The only meets that we held with other schools were unofficial. A surprising number of boys tried out for the team, considering that this was our first year, and the future looks bright for the B.H.S. gymnastics team. School spirit adds incentive! 113 Terry twirls for the team. Big Tim scores again! 114 Hit it girl Hit it! Pete saves! BLUEPRINT - SUPPLEMENT Belmont Senior High School Belmont, Massachusetts THE CLASS SONG Oh, Belmont High, we leave you now; Our high school days arc through. When many months and years have gone, We’ll still remember you. The knowledge we have gained. The many friends we’ve made. Will be with us our whole lives through Long after school days fade. The class of nineteen sixty-three Leaves now a memory. Oh. Belmont High, we leave you now; Our high school days are through. Although we’ll soon be gone, We hope we’ve left our mark with you. Three years have drifted by—, Three years of work and fun. If we are sad, we’ll remember That our lives have just begun. The class of nineteen sixty-three Now bids farewell to thee. Judith Kolligian BASEBALL BASEBALL—From Row: G. Gcrolamo. D. Marlin. D. Chiofaro. C. Barker, J. Wood. Cap- IN RETROSPECT: Our class of ’63 happily recalls the final months of our Senior year. We arc very proud of our track team who won the Class B State Championship. We also watched the athletes at the Donkey Ball, which proved to be not only an enjoyable but a profitable event. This year Belmont was privileged to welcome the members of the Junior Classical League to our high school. This exciting convention showed us that culture can be fun. As graduation approached, the year became more exciting. Those who attended “Emeraude Enchantment” owe many thanks to the Junior Class for a wonderful evening. We will long remember the many hours of graduation rehearsals, the Senior Banquet, and Class Day. Our class was still able to hold the graduation outdoors despite the rainstorm. This was followed by the party Club 63” with entertainment by Jackie Washington. This memorable night ended with everyone looking forward to the reunion. tain: D. Wcathcrbec. P. Wheeler. P. Marino. Rear Row: J. Morris. Manager; Coach Sutherland. R. Gardiner. T. Sarkesian. S. McBride. C. Rosenburger. J. Mara. J. Rahal. W. Nichols. Manager: R. Herbert. Manager. TRACK OUTDOOR I RACK—Front Row: J. O'l.oughlin. Manager: D. Walsh. P. Ullman. R. Scarfo. J. Stokingcr. D. Wenner. A. Giangrcco. S. l.aPicrrc. G. Cresinc. Manager. Second Row: J. Haley. E. Todd. Co-Captain: B. Mahoney. Co-Captain: R. Shack. J. l.avangic. R. While. J. Maurer. G. Fitzgerald. Rear Row: A. Zermani. D. Meehan. D. Gonzales. G. Wilmarth. R. Chrusz. D. Cartwright. T. Conners. C. Dewing. R. Richardson. D. Stevens. D. Connolly. D. Crisafnlli. BOYS TENNIS—N. Stein. J. Cariy. J. Hoffman. R. Keller. P. Kaplan. A. Gordon. E. Nissen. P. Ettenberg. Absent: O. Anderson, Captain. BOYS’ TENNIS GOLF GOLF—C. Talanian. S. Micklcy. J. I)e Courcey, P. Martin. Captain: J. Belanger. P. Haley. N. Woodfall. Coach Cowing. SOFTBALL—Front How: R. Rosenthal. E. Aldort. M. Mahoney. L. Benoit, L. Garber. K. Sullivan, L. Rosen. Rear Row: Coach Cleary, M. Tamburro, N. Simmons, L. Gordon. E. Ladd, K. Bella, J. Gorman. Absent: K. Lombard. Captain. SOFTBALL GIRLS’ TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS—Kneeling: P. Manning, Captain. Standing: Coach Geggis, L. Stanton. D. Kaloyanides, M. Beggrovs. J. Samuclson, T. Egan. M. Samuclson, B. Saklad. D. Dahlquist, L. Briggs. GRADUATION JUNE 8, 1963 Patron ize our Advertize LEONARD FUEL CO. Cushing Sq. Shell Station Belmont Fuel Oil Sales Service 1V4-2447 Complete Auto Service Sta. IV4-7011 Phone: IV 4-0412 JL Mur BEAUTY SALON I2I1 Trapolo Road Bolmont, Matt. Air Conditioned Open Tuot. Thurt. Evenings Lamp Cutting Frohn Stationers Greeting Cards—Party Goods Stationery—School and Office Supplies 444 Common Street Belmont, Mass. IV 4-2853 Best Wishes To My Classmates Class of 1963 JAMES A. CARRIG III J c' a TV eaiFFELVR5 40 Leonard St. Belmont IV-4-4366 Best Wishes To Class Of 1963 HOWARD JOHNSON’S 555 Concord Avc. K1 7-8432 115 Buy With Confidence” WARE DAIRY Milk—Butter—Cream—Eggs Orange Juice Edgar’s Flowers Fine Flowers For Over 75 Years IV 4-0600 541 Trapelo Road Belmont 43 White Street IV 4-7000 Belmont Belmont Centre Gift Shop 49 Leonard St. Belmont, Mass. Free Parking Tel. IV 4-5273 OHLIN'S BAKERY Individual Advancement Day and Evening Oldest in U.S. Intensive Training Serving Belmont Since 1915 Baked Goods Fresh Daily HICKOX SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Start Any Monday Beginning or Advanced Small Classes Cushing Square and Belmont Centre 367 Boylston Street at Arlington Street Tel. CO 7-5920 116 A T E L E P H O N E JOB OFFERS BOTH CAREER AND SOCIAL SATISFACTION WITHOUT BREAKING STRIDE. why not graduate from high school to the Telephone You'll love the friendly young people who’ll work with you, and the many social activities that make your work so pleasant and rewarding. OPPORTUNITY IS EXCELLENT and your ability will be recognized. Your starting salary should climb with regular increases. And, of course, Company benefits, security, and regular advancement are well-known reasons why working for the Telephone Company is so attractive to«graduates. TELEPHONE JOBS ARE IMPORTANT, vital to the effective communications of the community, the nation, and the world. When you take your place as a respected member of the telephone community, we'll train you, on full salary, even without previous job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon ... before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND 117 ( onrad V handler Come . . . visit us . . . we really cater to you in BELMONT at Cushing Square .. . in BOSTON, Winter Street or in the NORTHSHORE Shopping Center, Peabody WAVERLY CO-OPERATIVE BANK Founded 1896 Wavcrley Square Belmont, Massachusetts Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. GENERAL OFFICES - 800 PLEASANT STREET - BELMONT, MASS. CHARTER COACH SERVICE IN MASSACHUSETTS NEW HAMPSHIRE RHODE ISLAND Established 1928 IVanhoe 4 3000 “Pioneers In Motor Coach Transportation” 118 BATSON'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Donald Morrison, M.S. 464 Common Street Belmont IV 4-5800 FOREIGN CARS OF BELMONT Authorized Volkswagen Dealer 270 Trapclo Road Belmont IV 9-0400 119 DERAN CONFECTIONERY CO., INC. 134 Cambridge Street Cambridge 41, Mass. Makers of Deran's Thin mints BELMONT SAVINGS BANK Two Convenient Offices Belmont Centre Payson Park 24 Leonard Street 78 Trapelo Road ELLERY KOCH “Jeweler of the Official Belmont High School Ring” Rings—Pins—Awards Cub Pins—Favors 21 Waterhouse Road IV 4-5993 120 Super-Maid Service is Definitely Superior Drive In For 3 Hour Service Sanitone Dry Cleaning Each Bundle Washed Separately No Untidy Laundry Marks Everything Finished Ready To Wear Napkins—Folded—Precision Perfect 2 Day Delivery—No Extra Charge SUPERIOR LAUNDRY 625 Concord Ave., Cambridge UNivcrsity 4-1050 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BELMONT CENTER BUSINESS ASSOCIATION BAKER’S LIEB'S DELICATESSEN BELMONT CENTER BARBER SHOP MEISTER’S SEAFOOD BELMONT CENTER ESSO STATION OHLIN’S BAKERY BELMONT MUSIC REID—HOFFMAN BLACKER BROTHERS FRUITLAND ROBERT COIFFEUR FILENE’S SAGE’S MARKET HAROLD’S SHOE SALON TOWN AND COUNTRY INC. HAO HWA ZAREH OF BELMONT, INC. 121 SCHOOL STREET TAILORS AND CLEANSERS We call for and deliver 1V4-1678 597 School St. Best Wishes To Class of ’63 BELMONT LANES 59A Concord Ave. IV4-9726 Open Daily Including Sundays Leagues Invited Waverley Insurance Agency, Inc. Complete Insurance Service 2 Church Street IV 4-5216 Belmont, Mass. Compliments of SANTO V. MACCHIA, M.D. HAO HWA RESTAURANT Home of Polynesian Cantonese Foods Foods To Take Out Open Weekdays 11:30 a.m.—10:00 p.m. Saturdays 11:30 a.m.—11:00 p.m. Sunday Holidays 12:00 noon—10:00 p.m. IVanhoc 4-9886 30 Leonard St. IVanhoe 4-9236 Belmont, Mass. Alexander E. Corbett Drugs, Inc. Prescription Specialists 14 Church Street Waverley Call IV 4-9110 SERVICE - OUR SPECIALTY Free Delivery IV 4-6835 Res. CO 5-6039 BELMONT UPHOLSTERY SHOP Expert Upholstering Of All Kinds Slip Covers A. H. Katz 125 Beech Street Belmont, Mass. Twin Service Station Dependable Mobil Products Waverley Square IV 4-9760 122 THE MAYFAIR OF BELMONT LTD. Cards - Gifts - Stationery 91 Trapclo Rd. Belmont, Mass. Belmont Lubritorium 82 Concord Avenue Belmont, Mass. IV 4-9860 Belmont Pet Shop Your Pel's Best Friend” 434 Common Street Cushing Square IVanhoc 4-4216 Compliments of ARLMONT SUPER MARKET 92 Park Avenue, Belmont 123 O’Shaughnessy’s Esso Complete Lubrication and Accessories Tires—Tubes—Batteries 90 Trapelo Road, Cushing Sq. General Repairs IV 4-9899 Cadillac Pontiac Tempest Wheaton Motor Co., Inc. 307-311 Trapelo Road Belmont, Mass. Phone IV 4-8000 JOHN ANDERSON DESIGNS 393 Trapelo Rd. Belmont, Mass. IV 9-0534 Displays—Decorating Materials A rtificial Flowers—Party Decorations Sales and Rentals BELMONT EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 481 Trapelo Rd. IV 4-1035 ACCENT BEAUTY SALON Hair Styles By Mr. Raymond Mr. J. Creontc Visit Our Modern Salon IV 4-9774 379 Trapelo Rd. (Opp. Studio Theatre) Compliments of FAMILY SHOE SHOP Tops for Teensville Free Call and Delivery Service Same Day Service CARL’S CLEANSERS Dyers—Bonded Fur Storage Dependable Service Since 1911 IV 4-0341 373 Trapelo Road Belmont, Mass. PLEASANT STREET GARAGE Route 60 Belmont, Mass. 124 HENRY’S BAKERY “Get food baked on the premises” Orders taken for wedding cakes” 279 Belmont St. Belmont, Mass. Janet School of The Dance 109 Trapelo Road Belmont—Cushing Square IV 4-6311 IV 4-1109 Classical Ballet—Tap—Toe Acrobatic—Modern Jazz Ballroom for Teenagers and Adults New “Americana” WILLIAM M. ROSEN Pharmacist Compliments of Rochelle’s, Inc. Tuxedos for Hire Belmont Medical Supply Co. Belmont St. Cor. Grove WAtertown 4-7070 58 Mt. Auburn St. 125 PALFREY PHARMACY Prcscriptionists John R. Colella, B.S. Reg. Pharm. Tel. IVanhoc 4-4953 234 Trapclo Road Belmont, Mass. Mobil Tires Mobil Batteries BELMONT MOBIL 337 Pleasant St. Belmont. Mass. IV 4-9792 Lubrication Washing Waxing For Better Cleaning REGIONAL Quality Fast Service CLEANSERS Texaco Service Station 368 Pleasant Street Belmont Tailors Fur Storage 59 Concord Avenue Belmont, Massachusetts Robert F. Breaker, Prop. Santoro’s Service Station, Inc. Atlantic Oil Products 130 Concord Ave. Belmont, Mass. IV 4-9887 Belmont Meat Shop Choice Beef—Lamb—Pork—Veal Fresh Native Poultry 451 ' i-453 Common St. Belmont, Mass. Tel. IVanhoc 4-1187 We Package For Your Home Freezer Afternoon Shopping (Linda and Harriet) 126 P. R. Winters Co. Hardware Plumbing IV 4-2121 IV 4-1540 Hardware—Plumbing—Heating Modern Home Appliances WOOLWORTH QUALITY SINCE 1879 ------- Vs O O LWO R T ITS ' f l SrS H t2 Lac JaohIII “Your money is worth more at a NVoolworth store” Texaco Service Station 368 Pleasant Street Belmont Robert F. Breaker, Prop. GREER'S SEA FOOD IV 4-9000 Over 30 Years In Belmont FRIED CLAMS FISH N’ CHIPS TO TAKE OUT Haddock—Shrimp FREE PARKING Coiffure Pur Excellence—Peggy's Hairdo Of The Day SARTOR CLEANERS and TAILORS DALE DRUG Skirts and Suits Made To Order Prcscriptionists 267 Belmont Street COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANING 118 Concord Avc. IV 4-7300 Belmont, Mass. Tel. IV 4-0172 127 Leonard’s Stationers 32 Leonard Street Belmont Centre 78, Mass. IVanhoe 4-8173 Phone: IVanhoe 9-0388 George HAIR STYLIST 763 Belmont Street Belmont, Mass. Open Wed., Thurs. and Fri. Evenings Tel. IV 4-3909 International Sterling Bluebird Jewelers Foster’s Flowers Jack M. Boujicanian Cushing Square Gifts in Jewelry For All Occasions Expert Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repairing Belmont Complete Line IV 4-0230 Elgin and Hamilton Watches 25 Leonard Street Belmont Centre IV 4-0231 Belmont Centre Esso Station 7 Channing Road General Auto Repair Tel. IV 4-9712 Road Service Tires—Batteries—Lubrication Tel. IVanhoe 9-0250 HiNside Garden Supply Co. Seeds—Fertilizers—Fungicides Plants—Shrubs—Evergreens Scott’s Products 280 Blanchard Rd. Belmont, Mass. 128 ©This book printed by VELVATONE. a special process of litho graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc.. Buffalo, N. Y No other printing firm is authorized to use the Vclvatone method — Vi