Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Mrs. Judith O. Lee History is people . . . Now, the Sons of Liberty . . . Ten minutes till question time . . . Anyway, to make a long story short ... A postcard from Denver at Christmas time . . . For example, Utah . . . Paul Revere was a silversmith . . . Mugwumps, Populists, and the New Deal? . . . Cotton Mather was sincere . . . World War II in half a period . . . Millard Fillmore is alive and safe in Argentina . . . When I was in Vietnam ... Animal Farm, an example of a totalitarian state . . . What is your definition of democracy? Mr. William C. Fisher National Honor Society; Baseball “Off with their heads!” Mr. Frederick J. Libby 15 Mr. William D. Stern Folk Workshop

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Mr. Paul W. Carey Chairman Social Studies Department; Football Social Studies Mr. John D. MacBain Soccer; Baseball “Nor for the past alone- for meanings to the future. ” Walt Whitman History is what historians make it . . . Begin with a quo- tation by Alexis de Tocqueville . . . Current events and the Revolutionary War— together? . . . Never having the right textbook on the right day . . . Daniel Boone was not a traitor . . . Stalling for time on oral report days . . . “You’d better close that door before 1 get arrested.” . . . Were there any committees? . . . The test will be made up of five identifications and two essays, all taken directly from the reading . . . Bottom of locker full of history books . . . “Would you enlighten us on the” . . . Mr. Donald P. Crowley Class Advisor ’68 Football; Hockey Mrs. Marie T. Corcoran The Debate Club 14

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■iWNk Foreign Languages Mr. Michael P. Quercio Chairman of Foreign Language Department; French; Senior French Club “Hola Paco! Que tal? Como estas?” . . . Russian 2 X A . . . “Guten Morgen, Frau Muller.” . . . N’est-ce pas que . . . “Take a look to your right and to your left, by the end of the first semester one out of three of you won’t be here.” . . . Eating raisins in language lab . . . “Oral homework does not mean no homework.” . . . Today’s a Ne Fas dav . . . Mes chers betes! . . . “Pardoninsky” . . . “Che si fa allora?” . . . “Wir sprechen nur deutsch-T never thought I’d go broke speaking English!” . . . Personne ne re 90 it pas “A” . . . “That’s one black mark on your soul.” . . . “All right, let’s go!” Mrs. Venezia A. Mezzacappa French; Senior French Club Mr. Richard M. Penta Foreign Languages Coordinator-Belmont Public Schools; German; German Club “7o acquire a few tongues is the task of a few years; to be eloquent in one is the labor of a life. ” Mr. Arthur J. Martelluci Spanish; Spanish Club; High point Mr. Francis X. Veneri Spanish; Italian; Italian Club