Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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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

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ACADEMICS

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 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