Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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Business Mr. Lloyd E. Smith Chairman of the Business Department Miss Eva P. Davis Red Cross Club “ What I advise is that each contentedly practice the trade he understands. ” Horac e “Amount, date, page; bring back that account number.” . . . Cash, short and over . . . Debits must equal credits . . . “Does A-L+P?” . . . Remembering to flick the throw . . . Indenting five spaces . . . “How many spaces after a semi- colon?” . . . Dictation at one hundred words per minute . . . “The drill is on the board.” ,. . . “How many had only one error?” ...a s dfj kl ;... “But I can’t reach the top row with the numbers!” . . . Forgetting to remove the middle paper of a stencil . . . “Put your brain in gear before putting your mouth in motion!” “You get twice as much done using your elbow. ' Champ stops to think. Mrs. Margaret-Mary Johnston Belmontian Club 24 Miss Barbara S. Johnson Blueprint

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The day Mr. Seaman intercepted a pail of water . . . “Stay within three feet of my elbow at all times!” . . . Why English in the auto shop? We must be steered in the right direction.” . . . Maybe John should have called a tow truck . . . What was the Shaper Caper? . . . The almost great strike in the sheet metal shop . . . What’s this little doohickey? . . . The final two years of the school. “Without these hands these worlds would perish. ” Bhagavad-Gita “That’s not fair- hiding behind a book!” “Just one more turn.” 23

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Home Economics “Quality not quantity” . . . The mad scramble for sewing machines in the morning . . . “But I need the spatula now. . . . “I can’t seem to find my scissors, bobbin, pins, or thread.” ... At least one pair of split pants each day . . . “Don’t forget to preheat the oven.” . . . Two machines still broken . . . “So what if that’s your fourth project when I’ve been working on this skirt for four months.” . . . “Use the wastebasket for your scraps, not the floor.” ... “I don’t care what you do; just don’t sew over my fingers.” . . . “Girls, just remember, not everyone is cut out to be a seamstress.” I think it s very pretty material, don’t you?” “Don’t sew over my fingers!” Miss Theresa M. Smith Mathematics; Home Economics Club; Field Hockey Miss Katherine F. Kearney Belmontian Club; Home Economics Club Miss Smith’s chef class.