Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Mr. Michael J. Egan Woodworking Mr. Carlton L. Seaman Machine Shop; Track V ocational Mr. Joseph L. Rogers Automotive Shop Two additions to the faculty, combined with last year’s new school building, give Belmont Vocational-Technical students the opportunity for diversified and intensive training in skills as well as a study of theory. The student who studies automotive repairs and servicing learns to work with automobiles, tractors, motorcycles, and internal combustion machines. The electrical wiring department emphasizes speed, accuracy. and knowledge of the National Electrical Code. Boys studying in the machine work and technology shop are required to know how to build and operate machine tools and to make complex adjustments. In the mill carpentry and cabinetmaking shop, students are guided in the skills and knowledge required in many involved projects. Boys graduated from the sheet metal and metal fabricating shop know how to work from blueprints and sketches. Experience in these shops makes it possible for these students to get fine jobs after graduation. Mr. John Catalini English Mr. Henry Haroian Electrical 20 Mr. Philip N. Normandin Mechanical Drawing

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Class Advisor To the Class of 1966: May I express a word of appreciation for your cooperation and assistance during the three years 1 have served as your advisor. Soon you will be ready to leave Belmont High School and to start new experiences. That is why the term “commencement” is used in referring to graduation exercises. The educative process has not come to an end. Instead, it is a time for beginning again, for more learning, more living, more serving your fellow man. Congratulations to all, and may the years ahead be