Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Class Officers Tomorrow is here and we, the Class of 1966, must stand up and identify ourselves. As a class, we arc leaving a past that has well equipped us with an opportunity to look into the future and given us unlimited potential. We have worked with a dedicated class advisor, Mr. Leon E. Hamel, and a devoted faculty. They have given us ideas, advice and encouragement when necessary, and without these no class can reach its full capabilities. There are many influences upon a student's life; among them, good minds, an interest in learning, and good character. With this foundation to build upon, we must set a challenging goal for ourselves, with the sincere belief that we will succeed. WILLIAM SKELLEY 47 Warwick Road . . . “Skel . . . our football star . . . “Mr. Belmont High' . . . faithfully fulfills duties . . . dial 'S' for success . . . Junior Rotarian; Football (Co-Capt.); Basketball. President AM C. LUND 107 Elm Street . . . 'BiH ... all American boy . . . versatile V.P. . . . built for the football field . . . whiz in math . . . engineering in the future . . . Key (Pres.). German Clubs; Football (Co-Capt.): Track. Vice-President PAUL TERLEMEZIAN 46 Harding Avenue . . . Terla” . . . young man of principle . . . trusty treasurer . . . friendliness unsurpassed means success unlimited. Key. Forum (Pres.), Glee Clubs; A Cappclla Choir (Pres.); Madrigal. Treasurer ANGELA SANTORO 7 Woods Road . . . “Angie” . . . our sociable secretary . . . Personality Girl . . . future physical therapist . . . Bclmontian. Glee. Italian Clubs; A Cappclla Choir: Color Guard. Secretary PAUL WINTERS 30 Hammond Road . . . “Duck” . . . amiable assistant . . . crazy about cars . . . fond of football and track . . . headed for engineering . . . Junior Rotarian: Ski Club; Track. Assistant Treasurer

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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

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HOWARD J. ALFRED 100 Cross Street . . . “Howie . . . quiet and conscientious ... . an expert shutter-bug . . . swift in swimming . . . our future physician. N.H.S.: Junior Rotarian: Ars Mcdica; German Club: Yearbook (Ed.-in-Chief). WILLIAM D. ALBRO 12 Cowdin Street . . . Bill . . . chock full of fun . . . automobile addict . . . future in electrical engineering . . . German. Glee Clubs; Cross Country: Gymnastics. PAULETTE SHARON AN AN IAN 74 Longmeadow Road . . . Pixilating personality . . . Come off it! . . . loves horseback riding ... a career in art. . . Art (See.), Belmontian Clubs; Orchestra. SUSAN ALI BRANDI 19 Weber Road . . . Sparkling brown eyes . . . Give me a BT ... a hankering for history . . . future elementary teacher . . . Student Council: Belmontian. Spanish Clubs: Yearbook; Cheerleader. MARK ARAKELIAN 65 Bartlett Avenue . . . A persistent chap . . . “Be serious! . . . lakes to the slopes . . . fond of French . . . career as a technician . . . Art. French Clubs. JOSEPHINE ARRIGO 23 Fletl Road . . . Cordial miss . . . interested in biology . . . zealous baseball fan . . . new-comer with college plans . . . PHILIP J. ALIBRANDI 19 Weber Road . . . “Phil . . . strong with his hands . . . considerate and friendly . . . Not this kid! . . . Uncle Sam is waiting . . . 22