Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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SCIENCE ■ Biology — Life, from amoeba to man the struc- ture of the cell ... the odor of formaldehyde permeating the air . . . ■ Chemistry — Formulas to be balanced and val- ances to be memorized . . . quantitative experi- mentation ... the atomic structure of matter Meehan makes a discovery! ■ Physics — F = ma . . . accuracy in experi- ments . . . conservation of matter and energy . . . the laws of fluids . . . “Charlie” seems to be concerned . .

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MATHEMATICS That, of course, is wrong ■ Acquiring the ability to think logically through study of analytical problems and graphs ... re- viewing our orange books for College Boards . . . interpolating of problems and applying of theories . . . referring to the numerous tables in- volving trigonometric functions, logarithms, and square roots . . . And then you lake a left at Belmont Centre. Burke ' s law

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Mrs. Johnston supervises. Doc B” gets set to go “parking.” ARTS AND SKILLS ■ The bright spots in a firmament of learning, adding to the glow of the high school student’s curriculum . . . the encouraging of artistic talents and creativity ... the mastering of valuable techniques of mechanical drawing ... the train- ing for safe and courteous driving through knowl- edge of the “white bible” ... the extending of musical knowledge and appreciation . . . the ap- plying of personal typing to every day use . . . the use of charcoal, watercolors, pastels, and conte for exploration and delight . . . Miss Smith spots indigestion in the making. Dr. Bettencourt