Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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DAVID MEEHAN 18 Woodland Street . . . “Dave” . . . mischievous V.P. . . . great on the gridirons . . . Quiet? Look again . . . college calls . . . Class Officer (Vice Pres.); Football; Hockey; Track; Jun- ior Rotarian; French Club. RICHARD BRUNO 18 Trowbridge Street . . . “Richie” . . . our ’64 lead- er . . .a true maroon marauder . . . versatile and dependable . . . competitive in every way Class Officer (Pres.); Football; Track; Student Council; Junior Rotarian; N.H.S. ■ Mr. Veneri and Mr. Quercio: We of the class of 1964 wish to ex- press to you our sincere thanks for the hours of hard work which you have given us. We realize that our success as a class is largely due to your willingness and co- operation, and we are deeply grateful. HOWARD REYNOLDS 275 School Street . . . “Howie” . . . custodian of the coins . . . happy hoopster . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . college bound . . . Class Officer (Treas.); Junior Rotarian; Basketball; Baseball; Senior Play; French Club. JOHN DE GIORGIO 47 Chestnut Street . . . “Dig” . . . capable coin- counter . . . easy-going ... a mischievous manner . . . Coast Guard is his goal . . . Class Officer (Asst. Tres.); Senior Play. MARILYN LENTINE 69 Hillcrest Road . . . “Teenie” . . . Give me an “N” . . . passion for pepper- mint-stick ice cream . . . prep boys . . . helps keep our records . . . Class Officer (Asst. Sec.); Cheerleader; Russian (Pres.), French, Belmontian, and Glee Clubs. FRANCES SANTORO 7 Woods Road . . . “Franny” . . . diligent class secretary . . . smile and kind word for everyone . . . sweet, sincere, and sunny . . . Class Officer (Sec.); A Cap- pella Choir; French, Italian, Belmontian. Forum, and Glee Clubs. 21

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OUR ADVISERS ■ Now you are about to leave Belmont High. This is your quest — the quest to understand, to think independently, and to wonder at the infinite possibilities of a human being. And therefore we say to you — aim high in hope and work, remem- bering that in both is nobility. To have worked with you has been a worth- while experience. As your class advisors, we have watched you work in various social activities. This has provided you with a rich social experi- ence. You have learned to work together for the good of the group. This in itself, is a valuable accomplishment. Our best wishes for your future success and happiness. OUR Sealed: Frances Santoro. Richard Bruno. Standing: John DeGiorgio, Howard Reynolds, David Meehan. Absent: Marilyn Lentine. 20

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CHRISTINE AIKENS 47 Lorimer Road . . . “Chris” . . . beauty and brains ... a ray of sunshine . . . definitely dependable . . . wants to be a future psycholo- gist or English major . . . Bel- montian, Latin, and Spanish Clubs. LEONARD S. AI.BERICO 17 Howard Street. Watertown . . . “Butch” . . . handy helper . . . always a smile ... a thinker . . . chuckling charac- ter ... a good cabinet maker EDITH ALDORT 9 Skahan Road . . . “Edie” . . . sweet disposi- tion . . . happy helper . . . sports fan ... a special interest in Air Force blue . . . Yearbook; Softball; Basketball; and Bookworms Club. FRANCIS ALIZIO 29A Baker Street . . . “Frank” . . . quiet and watchful . . . jovial jester . . . good scout with good looks . . . handball humdinger . . . Basketball. JUDITH ALLEN 15 Herbert Road . . . talented twirlee . . . Oh. those bright blue eyes . . . pretty and natural ... a spar- kler among friends . . . Drum Majorette; Band (Sec.); German, Honorary Woman’s, Glee, Forum (Sec.), and Bel- montian Clubs. PHYLLIS ALGER 1 84 Brighton Street . . . Phoebe” . . . misleading quietness . . . pleasing person- ality . . . sophisticated blonde . . . skilled with needle and thread . . . Bclmontian and Home Eco- nomics Clubs. 22