Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

We never looked around us, immersed in our books and bicycles Our swings in their weaving motions tied the earth and sky together and wrapped up our days in neat brown-paper-packages which we never opened. Those cold winter days- we went outside after lunch to stand in tight circles, more for warmth than company. We never once turned our heads to look about us. Underneath the radical sign, did we ever remember to free the four; that square-root four equals two, plus or minus. For better or for worse? Not even when our self-made prison was destroyed by hungry fire, did we melt the circle to warm ourselves at its feet. Instead, we tighter drew the ring, and substituted bunsen-burner flames feeding on man-made oxygen. But was it wrong, to wait? Should we have opened the package before Christmas? Would it be the same, without the long expectant years the wrapping paper made of tests passed and failed, of report cards and football games? They made the gift seem better Because of the waiting. Now we change our mini-skirts for thick robes twice their length. We cover up our Levi’s with identical shrouds. Now, we must cut the string, tear the paper, evaluate the four, to equal plus or minus two. And open the box F. Elizabeth Barry Mr. Robert J. O’Donnell We, the class of 1969, would like to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. O’Donnell. In this, his first year as our principal, he has shown us that he is a leader of the student body and an advisor for us as individuals. This year has been characterized by a rise in intellectual, athletic, and class spirit, a rise which can be attributed to Mr. O’Donnell. He has not only spoken to us at class meetings but has joined in our activities, such as sports and student government. We are pleased, therefore, to welcome him and the new faculty members, who will surely continue their modern attitudes towards school affairs. Mr. O’Donnell looks over administrative papers. 3 Mr. O’Donnell at his new duties. Administration Mr. George W. Stone Assistant Principal Students at Belmont High School have profited from the new administration under the auspices of three able leaders. Mr. O’Donnell, along with his responsibilities as chief administrator, has done the remarkable job of co-ordinating the ideas of the faculty, students, and school committee Mr. Stone has organized the intricate mechanics of administration. It is he who has kept the many complicated parts of the high school running smoothly and effectively. Mr. Corrigan has directed that portion of the curriculum designed to train young men in technical skills. With the great success these three men have met in their new roles, it is evident that the future success and achievement of our school will be due to the energy emanated by this administration. Mr. John J. Corrigan Part-time Director of Vocational-Technical High School; Metal Fabrication; Key Club Miss Dorothy M. Anderson Dean of Girls; Guidance The members of the Guidance department are the unsung heroes of our school. Out of the deluge of facts, figures and all types of personal evaluations, they create the order which assists Belmont High Students in planning for their future. Mr. William J. Brogna Guidance The Guidance office remains open the entire day, during which time schedule conflicts, academic behavior, subject counseling and student difficulties are handled. There can be no doubt that as students move forward through their school years, the services of the Guidance department will seem more and more valuable. Guidance Miss Janet Geggis Guidance Mr. John J. Watson Guidance Secretaries Mrs. Eleanor C. Garfield Librarian Librarian Nurse Mrs. Barbara F. McCawley Mrs. Jane J. Segar, R.N. Health and Physical Education Nurse Mrs. Ardemis Matteosian Guidance Office Mrs. Marion R. Reed Main Office Mrs. Helen L. Zarella Main Office Miss Cook using the library as a teaching aid. 6 Mrs. Mary M. Donovan Vocational-Technical High School Custodians Mrs. Annie I. Maillet; Mrs. Mary L. Graves: Head Cook; Mrs. Florence Palazzo; Mrs. Mary C. Michaud; Mrs. Ruth Celata; Mrs. Katherine J. McCarthy; Mrs. Josephine C. Napoli Mr. James Kiley Mr. John Ladd Cafeteria Staff Performance of culinary arts. 7 r„ English Mr. Francis X. Foley English Dept. Chairman Mrs. Patricia Khoury Co-ordinator English Language Arts; English Mrs. Leah Schiff Developmental Reading Mrs. Muriel E. Morrissey English; Creative Writing; Highpoint Miss Barbara Currie English; Color Guard; Senior Play Here we are with our “myriad moods of youth” studying image trains and Biblical allusions in American and English literature. After keeping up with those reading machines, are you still able to see six numbers accurately when the tach-x flashes them at 1 100 of a second? We all learn how to skip the detailed descriptions of whaling in Moby Dick and how to go about a creative interpretation of Antigone. The order is given— “Memorize forty lines of Julius Caesar. ” Now we are going to study the tragic flaws in Macbeth’s character, but somehow we end up having an argument on whether the structure of Macbeth is an isosceles or equilateral triangle. What’s wrong with pre- ferring Holinshed to Shakespeare? -Nothing, but this essay is a “hurley-burley” in itself. Miss Jenette Rigaud English; Shakespeare Club; Mirage Miss Elizabeth J. Burke English; Blueprint Miss Janet A. Cook English; Sophomore Class Advisor Miss Mary Lynn Almquist English 11 Mr. Michael P. Quercio Foreign Language Co-ordinator; French French courses can be long struggles through the Conditional Perfect and attempts to “faire des progress” with impossible idioms. But having accomplished this the student can then enjoy “le role du comique chez Moliere” and ponder “I’angoisse du poete”. Mr. Richard M. Penta Foreign Language Dept. Chairman; German; German Club Aside from the normal topics of a German course, students are likely to discuss anything from the reign of Karl der Grosse to the love life of Anna Ulmer and Rudi Wolf. They learn how to portray a parrot as they mimic the conversational patterns. Then comes the graduation to minor birds as they memorize the bible by Cochran. Languages Spanish class offers a study of the literature as well as the rudiments and specifics of the Spanish language. The passages for translation give vivid insight into Spanish cul- ture as well as traditions and customs. Bull fights are the most popular. These things, consequently, allow the stu- dent to appreciate the language as being more than Just drills and dialogues. Italian students learn the language first through conversations and drills. Later, after strengthening their vo- cabulary, they begin to read letters which describe things, such as Italian soccer games. Throughout their studies, lec- tures provide information on Italian customs and way of life. Mrs. Venezia A. Mezzacappa French Mr. Arthur J. Martellucci Spanish; Spanish Club; Highpoint 12 Mr. Frank X. Veneri ItaUan and Spanish; Italian Club Mrs. Isabelle L. Lord French; Senior French Club “The rules of this course are intended to organize your acquired intuitions about Russian.” First: the Russian definition of hooliganism; then little symbolic pictures. “Why transcribe when I already know the Russian alpha- bet?” Ja ne’ znaou. “Ritual 4?” Konecno n’et! Mr. Martellucci does some personal studying. Latin class is always enjoyable, whether you are wishing Caesar to walk onto a tree, whether you are trying to figure out why Cicero wrote so many pages to say he hated Catiline, or if you are exploring the labors of Aeneas. Though students may cringe at the thought of the grammar of Baker and Englis, Latin syntax teaches a good discipline for language study. Miss Patricia Keating Vercingetorix went that-a-way. Latin; Latin Club 13 Miss Nancy J. Weingarten Russian; French; Russian Club; Folk Workshop; Photography Club; Student Handbook Mrs. Frances Riel EngUsh and Latin; Latin Club Miss Jeralyn Needel French; Spanish; Senior French Club Social Studies Mr. Harvey Gray Social Studies Co-ordinator Mr. Paul W. Carey Social Studies Department Chairman; U. S. History; Modern Problems; Forum Club; Football Mr. Donald P. Crowley Modem Problems; Hockey Mrs. Judith O. Lee World History; Modem Problems Mr. John D. MacBain Human Relations; Soccor Mr. William C. Fisher U. S. History; National Honor Society; Baseball 14 Mr. Carey checks Steve’s paper. History students under the leadership of Socrates begin the search for “historical truth” armed with 10,000 paper- backs. They gain a cross-section of historians’ opinions, learn that right and wrong are relative to time, and then attempt to find THE answer. “Circle the wagons; liberals on the left, conservatives on the right, and those in the middle- of-the-road sit here. Prussia is NOT Russia. “Instead of a Student Senate, how about a Student Versatile Peace Treaty?” “Okay, but did Wilson have fourteen or fifteen points?” “Hold it! Let her have equal time.” “But she’s a middle- of-the-roader.” “Middle-of-the-roaders can have their key opinions on the Chief Justice too.” “But there definitely aren’t enough checks on the Supreme Court.” “1 still wish I had a pocket veto.” Nixon versus Humphrey, Humphrey versus Nixon. “Who really would be a good President?” Mr. Edward J. Mullin Modern Problems; U. S. History; Geography Mrs. Clara Whitney Social Studies; Field Hockey Mr. A. Christian Fredrick, Jr. World History Mr. George P. Scollins, Jr. U. S. History; Psychology 15 Mr. Robert D. Sullivan Mathematics Dept. Chairman; Mathematics Varsity Club; Golf Mathematics Mr. David J. O’Connor Mathematics 16 Mr. Edmund J. Burke Mathematics Once a student gets beyond arithmetic and 2+2=4, he may find (despite the opinion of many parents) that modern math is quite interesting. After an introduction of X and y in algebra, he draws little pictures of triangles and rectangles in geometry. No matter how different in size he may have drawn two certain triangles, they must be proven congruent. Although few people have ever bothered to find (a+b) to a power of one hundred, at least the math student knows how to do it. Then one must solve such everyday problems as filling a tub that has a hole in it. Don’t forget trigonometry— it seems to keep repeating its functions in every mathematics course that one takes. Those who have completed trigonometry without reaching the limit of their interest may take calculus. Once a student has gone this far, ofte n his most common mistakes are made in arithmetic! Miss Barbra A. Benoit Mathematics 17 Mr. William E. McGuirk Mathematics; Math Team; Basketball Mr. James Ervin Glover Mathematics Mrs. Edith Mendez Mathematics; Chess Club Science Mr. Leon E. Hamel Chemistry Mr. Frank R. Bennett Jr. Co-ordinator Science Department Mr. William T. Cowing Science Department Chairman; Chemistry Althougli bilogy includes great amounts of classification (kingdom, phylum, tedium ad nauseam), one can also gain the singular experience of investigating, and destroying, the intestines of a frog, the brain of a newt, or the xylum and phloem of a diseased crocus. However, many find mitosis and the reproductive cycles of protazoa more stimulating. Regardless of what you prefer, biology provides an oppor- tunity to pursue the field of science closest to Homo sapiens (sapiens?). Mr. Winslow H. Russell, Jr. Physics; Science Club Miss Sandra Burke Biology Ho, hum, another day of discovering a new hyperspace propellant. It’s easy, just follow the 250 simple steps. “There’s too much diffraction in this class!” “I’ve finally graduated from my erector set.” “If you blow up a hydrogen generator, you will be immediately banished from the laboratory!” With this deified voice, chemistry lab manuals command certain dis- ciplines. Cautiously, chem students, better known as “plumbers”, prepare to explore those age-old mysteries of this science, such as: how to burn rubber tubing, how to get one’s finger down a one-quarter inch diameter thistle tube, or how to “legally” purloin your associate’s equipment. Besides a thorough understanding of the basis of physics, students of this science are also confronted with new nebulous ramifications. A student learns about the mo- tivation of the domestic Basset Scat, as well as the mega- lomania of the fierce Orangel. One also may reflect over the virtues of a virtual image versus a real image. Finally, students learn the universal relations second only to Einstein’s theory— Finagle’s laws. Ricky experiments in the lab. Mr. Richard H. Howick Biology Miss Mary M. Ryan Biology Mr. Paul E. Stevens Chemistry; Biology Business Miss Barbara S. Johnson Business; Yearbook Mrs. Margaret-Mary Johnston Business; Belmontian Miss Eva P. Davis Business; Red Cross Club Mr. Lloyd E. Smith Business Dept. Chairman “All right girls, let’s get down to work. Start off with five minutes of dictation at one hundred words a minute. Re- member, a good secretary is an efficient one. Who’s got the lollipops? Don’t forget to move the carriage when erasing! Wliere’s the Office Manager for the month? THINK-BE NEAT, BE ACCURATE. Young ladies do not chew gum in an office! Hurray for Monday morning dictation and teensy-weensy pencil footings! Are you here? Today’s Dress-up Day— you won’t be able to wear skirts that short in the business world!’’ “Can 1 borrow your eraser?” 20 4- -C � 9 - Peter’s quick fingers jump over the keys. “Look at the copy not the key board.” The next word is uhm-the mouse. Miss Katherine F. Kearney Fashion and Design; Belmontian Fashion Design Miss Kearney checks a layout. Fashion and design is more than sewing on buttons; it is the whole world of design and clothing, right from choosing the right material and pattern to the making and wearing of it. “An original design and an original baby dress are two of your large projects this year.” “This material is scratchy and coarse; of course, it’s muslin not silk.” The sewing machine first seemed ominous to me, too, but just wait till you start using the bias binder or the button hole maker. Learning to match a plaid, or gathering a skirt all come in handy, for sewing is something that everybody needs. Can I borrow your scissors? Miriam joins in working on her original design. Margie and Irving stitch away. 22 Foods Department Marie measures while Claire mixes. Mrs. Marjorie Playstead Cooking; Belmontian The Foods Department planned many activities this year. Lunch was served to the Veterans, a Thanksgiving dinner was arranged for one faculty member who was chosen by the popular vote of each class, and a Christmas brunch was provided for all faculty members. On December third, a Betty Crocker exam was taken by all food classes. The person with the highest score in the state won a $5000 scholarship. At the end of the year everyone voted for the best cook at Belmont High, the winner receiving a trophy from the Crisco Oil Company. All these events combined into an exciting year. Bring to a boil and then simmer. A penny for your pie, Janet. 23 Mrs. Carol L. Williamson Art Mr. M. Donald Plummer Art Director Mrs. Gretchen S. Sanderson Art; Art Club; Yearbook Mr. Roger M. Mulford Art; Art Club Besides being art, it’s great therapy. My cup runneth over. The artists brave the might of their brushes. Trimming the cartoon. ‘Maybe I can draw a straight line with a ruler?” Ed prepares for illustrating. Jane’s acrylic trees. Balance plus proportion plus repetition plus transition equals a decent painting. First, use the finder to “arrange forms in space” and be sure to employ “overlapping line”- it’s the first principle of composition. Try some acrylics with a palette knife or that conte crayon. Don’t forget what chiaroscuro is or how to make a tertiary color. Remember the Bauhaus and that film you saw on nature that reviewed the art principles. Definitely don’t despair if, when you’re in a hurry to clean up, the sink gets plugged up. Grin and bear the few rewards of posing for those protraits made with pastels. Then you’ll know how to apply “skill and taste to the production of beauty.” Vag applies a wash to his cartoon. 25 Mr. John W. Allen Music; Band; Stage Band “I didn’t compose THAT one!” Music Mr. Howard A. Nettleton Director of Music; Singing Debs; Glee Club Mr. Dominic J. Amoruso Music; Band “Never double or omit the third!” is an order in music class. The student should know how to harmonize a melody, so that if he is given a bass note he can add a melody and some harmony. To the true music-lover belongs the extraordinary talent of being able to make sense out of the conglomeration of notes, intervals, and triads that he finds sprinkled across the staff. Of course there’s a quick answer when the Master of Perfect Pitch asks, “What note am I playing, Josh?” And why not wind up class with a discussion of how much money one can make as a musician?— “Symphony men can also get $10 for a lesson!” 26 27 Vocational Mr. Carlton L. Seaman; Machine Mr. John J. Corrigan; Interim Part-time Director; and Metal fabrication. . I • TT-wyiT � ♦ ■ I In the Machine and Metal Fabrication Shops a workman is judged by the way he selects and uses the tools of his trade. For this reason it is important that a student know how to select and use properly both the hand and machine tools that are commonly used in the trade. This is the first step on the road toward becoming a successful tradesman. A finished job may be a masterpiece of fine work- manship, but it is extremely important to know about the materials— their grade, size and characteristics and where they are used. John Riley turning in the lathe. Welding. 28 Finish grinding operation. Wrought Iron Work-Fabrication of corner posts for a front porch. Metal Formin— Checking the degree of bend. Plain Milling— Toolmakers Anvil. Radial Drill Operation-Machine set up. 29 Mr. Robert B. Whatley Physical Education; Football. Miss B. Alberta Cleary Physical Education; Basketball; Field Hockey; Softball. Mr. Douglass P. Crutchfield Physical Education; Basketball; Football; Sr. Class Advisor. Physical fitness is an integral part of everyone’s high school education. What is acquired now in the way of developing a sound body will be of great benefit in later life. For boys the most popular activities are football, basketball, and soccer. Track, gymnastics, and weight lifting are also important. In the girls side of the gym is heard, “One two, touch those toes. Two two, straigliten those knees.” They skip around the gym five times, work on the parallel bars, or execute “perfect” lay-up shots. Physical Education classes are valuable additions to the higli school careers of all students. Physical Education Cindy and Marsha get ready to play field hockey. Bobby Locke shows his strength. Mrs. Virginia H. Stutzman Physical Education; Cheerleaders; Tennis; Basketball 30 IS’HI Mechanical Drawing Bob Wesson designs a floor plan. Mr. Albert W. Hedemark Mechanical Drawing; Drivers’ Education; Junior Class Advisor Drivers Education Mechanical Drawing means a series of drawings that are creative and exploratory. It involves freehand work and detail. It takes form in vertical, horizontal, and inclined line. Good advice is transmitted in messages such as “good layout” and “try for improved lettering.” Grades are given: 7 or 8 or 9. “What, no ten!” Back to the drawing board, in a world of isometrics, geometries, and three views. A line becomes a hidden line, an object line, or a center line. A curve becomes an ellipse, a circle, or an arc. “Help me off the floor plan, the plot plan, and elevations.” “Remember the budget!!!” “Hold your look!”, “Pull over, and do a Gallagher!”, “Stop at the Jones’s and back up!” “And run the film, H.B.” are all pharses common at a session of Driver Edu- 1 cation. “The most patient man in the world” shows students the proper driving technique and explains that courtesy, caution, and control are the mark of a good driver. The class is livened up with patented comments and ad libs. “What is the function of a battery?” “A car j should never be without one.” Now when you’re out on ! the road you’ll be an asset because you’ve learned to ) handle the unexpected. Happiness is finding out you have completed all your hours. 31 Recognition Miss Eva P. Davis You and I are sharing a new experience. You are entering into the hustle, bustle, competitive, adult Business World, and I have exchanged all that for the easy tranquil way of life. We both will encounter many pleasant and unpleas- ant events, but if we can remember that there are some things we can change and that there are others we must learn to live with, we both will have enriched, happy, fulfilled lives. Best wishes and Good Luck! Eva Pearl Davis Mrs. Muriel E. Morrissey May 1 each day point out the star-crowned hill To our brash youth, who yearn to climb as men; And, when they fail, as fail, at first they will, I hope to help them to smile and try again. I’ve learned that knowledge doesn’t make one wise. And saving humor can awaken sleepy eyes. So, when I’ve grown too old to teach. When I am deaf and somewhat queer, I hope that I shall always know Unbiased love for children, far and near. And when my hour glass is running low I wish, far off perhaps, to hear One student, mine years ago, to say, “She helped me see a liglrt that day.’’ by Muriel E. Morrissey “If you’re right, you win.” ‘“Myriad moods of Youth” in Hamlet.’ 32 Mr. Albert Clish The name Albert Clish conjures up the words “the born scientist” in the mold of a Leonardo da Vinci. Here is another man, knowledgeable and talented in many fields, with an innate kindness, with an inborn love for human beings. Here is the man who revelled in the truths of science and tried to forge these truths into inventive patterns and as with truth, it led him to a love of beauty especially within nature, imparting to him a beauty of soul. All of his loves and his knowledge manifested themselves in his long years of dedicated service. He shared them with his students who, like him, developed this knowledge ex- perimentally. He shared them with his students who, like him, grew in stature as human beings. Mrs. Leah Schiff To bid an official farewell to Mrs. Schiff is a sad ex- perience. One is reluctant to say goodbye to her humor, kindness, selfless diligence, and thorough understanding of what life and people are all about. Mrs. Schiff has a marvelou s gift: the ability to make people feel that they are the wisest, worthiest, most pleasant in the world. Students and staff will miss this lady who has so effec- tively kept in touch with her time and has worked bound- lessly to help students achieve because she believed in them more than they believed in themselves. 33 NORTHEAST DISTRICT CHORUS: P. Dohanian; V. Buckley; S. Tsairis; G. Shushan. BELMONT WOMANS’ CLUB: Seated: M. Lovett; B. Wyman; M. Showman; A. Clark; R. Strazzula. Standing: J. Sauter; J. AUen, J. Emens; D. Brown. Honors Groups DRAMA AWARD: P. Beck; J. Miller. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNER: L. Wolfe. MATH TEAM: Seated: T. Seder; R. Hicht; M. Cronin; V. Barse; R. Winn; Standing: M. Najarian; J. D’Andrea; Mr. McGuirk; F. Villars; J. Seder; A. Dutra. 36 NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS: L. Wolfe; D. Weed; F. Villars; T. Engel; E. Barry. HARVARD BOOK CLUB AWARD: F. Villars. GLOBE SCHOLASTIC ART AWARD: V. DeMilia JUNIOR ROTARIANS: W. Falkson; J. D’Andrea; D. MUIer; P. Howard, H. Kwan. ENGLISH AWARD: Elizabeth Barry. Band Trumpeters blow your horns. The band marches out onto the home field. Pres.: P. Dohanian; V. Pres.: J. Sauter; Treas.: T. Chuda; 4 iv.; Mr. Amorouso; Mr. Allen. The award for pepping up football games goes to the Band. Routines seen by spectators during halftime are the products of long hours of hard work in the mud and cold. What keeps them going? Maybe the cider or hot chocolate after halftime, or else a great determination to keep up the spirit on those cold blustery Saturdays. Adrienne Clark twirls fire at the game. Color Guard Drum Majorettes Capt.: M. Lorusso; c?v.; Miss Currie. The drum majorettes cheer a touchdown made in the rain. Seventh period in the music room brass, woodwinds, and dmms emerge from cases and closets. The command, “Instruments up!”, leads off into a roll-off for a march, into a popular song, or a beautiful selection from Tschai- kowsky or Rossini. From these rehearsals come the Memorial Day Parade and Pops and Spring Concerts. The drummer rests a moment. Capt.: L. Lynch; Co-Capt.: A. Clark. Pres.: W. Falkson; V. Pres.: J. Allen; S ' ec.; G. Mangano; Treas.: D. HeCicco, Program Chairman: J. Sullivan; Icli ' .; Mr. Carey. The civic-minded members of the Forum Club decided to show the country how to run an election on November 5. They therefore sponsored their own school-wide elec- tion. This mock national election generated much interest among students, even though the results differed from those of the country. The club also invited various gov- ernmental representatives and college professors to speak to the student body on modern day problems. Forum Club Ski Club Pres,: W. Falkson; V. Pres.: G. Orcutt; 5ec.. ' S. Segar; Treas.: C. Jameson Miss Slater. 40 Ski Club The thrill of gliding down a snowy mountain on a brisk winter day is a joy known to many fearless members of the Ski Club. One of the largest clubs at Belmont High School, the Ski Club journeyed to Mount Cranmore in New Hampshire and Mount Kdlington in Vermont for weekends during January and February. These activities were made possible by the great support shown when loyal members resisted the elements to sponsor a highly successful, combination car wash and food sale which provided the needed funds. 41 Les Copains Pres.: J. Barad; V. Pres.: L. Padis;5ec.; S. Hartunian; Treas.: G. Gensler; lG?v.; Mrs. Lord, Miss Needel. This year the French Club decided to promote social and academic activities. The initiation was positive proof that play would be mixed with work. Who can forget our “can-can” dancers and our President, the suave French- men. Beauchamps Restaurant provided a delicious look at French life with the “coquavin”, certainly a different way of preparing chicken! At meetings throughout the year, French films and slides were presented as entertain- ment. In March, the club put on a short skit at Melrose High School which gave us a chance to meet other students and to see how far our French had advanced. The finale of the year was a cook-out with tasty food and fun and games. Joel, Sandi and Lee watch the club initiation. 42 Der Deutsche Verein Vag conducts the meeting. Adrienne prepares Barbara for the Ordeal. Pres.: A. Clark; V. Pres.: H. Goldstein; ?ec. Sec.: J. Wong; Corses. Sec.: E. Cone; Treas.: E. Typrowicz. The “Der Deutsche Verein”, commonly known as the German Club, with a membership of over fifty, has had its usual active and interesting year. The club scheduled many events both of social and cultural interests. Following the initiation, the club saw a German play. Das Schloss, and attended a German restaurant. For the first time in the history of the club, an Alumni Christmas Party was Ricky- Save your voice. planned. In addition, it was also the birthday of the club’s faculty advisor. Mr. Richard Penta. In honor of his birthday, the club presented him with a birthday cake, (“Frohliche5 ' Geburtstag”). In April, the club attended an annual event at Boston University, known as “Tievoli” (“I love it” backwards). This has definitely been an active and successful year for the German Club. 43 The contest ends in a tie. PyCCKMI l KPyiKOK The Russian Club has certainly kept busy absorbing all forms of Russian culture. Along with the formal Russian dinner, the club has also gathered informally with their guitars and beautiful Russian voices to learn Russian folk songs. The members have also attended the Russian Ballet and movies such as Ten Days That Shook the World. Profiting from a con- versation with the author of their textbook, the Russian students were able to meet and talk to Alexander Lispon. Towards the end of the year members experimented for their own enjoyment acting out Russian plays. S 1 I ' li. ;ili L i . . iililol ii ' fU Chairman: L. Wolfe; Co. Chairman: L. Goldenburg, Sec.-Treas.: C. Halkiotis; 4Jv.; Miss Weingarten. 44 Pont. Max: F. Villais; Quaestor Tabularum: E. Kelley; Quaestor Aerarri: M. Baker; Chief Vestal: M. Todd; Vestal: P. Nolan; Vestal: S. Levitz;5n Consul: L. Wolfe; Jr. Consul: B. Finigan; 5 ?. at Arms: G. Keshishian; Auger: M. Sadagursky; lec?j7e; G. Orcutt. “Romulus throws Remus over the Roman wall, a Bacchanalia is held; the Trojan horse once again astounds all with its cleverness.” Is this a Hollywood epic of the history of Rome? No, it is the unusual occurrence at the Latin Club initiation. Besides the usual food and nut sales (done by the usual Latin Club fruits and nuts), the club has used organization to plan more original programs. Vincit Qui Se Vincit Miss Keating is left holding the bag. Advisors: Miss Keating, Mrs. Riel. 45 Varsity Club Pres.: T. Youell; V. Pres.: R. Wesson; K. Doyle; Hist.: I. Boghigan; 4 ii’.; Mr. Sullivan. The Varsity Club promoted school spirit and student participation in sports. The overwhelming enthusiasm dis- played at games this year was the best in a long time. The rallies proved that the student body was behind its teams 100 per cent. As a result of the Club’s initiative, more and more students became involved in sports and earned varsity letters. The football programs, which helped to identify players, provided income to purchase two trophies for the Boosters’ Club Banquet. These awards were presented to a senior boy and girl who best represent the ideals of the Varsity Club: Dedication, leadership, athletic ability, and scholarship. 46 Student Council Pres.: R. Winn; V. Pres.: G. Forsythe;5 ' ec.; N. Jameson; Treas.: C. Chiistou;Adv.: Mr. O’Donnell. Under the auspices of Mr. O’Donnell and Mr. Fisher the Belmont High Student Council began a “new” year. Weekly meetings were held where homeroom representa- tives worked over the problems facing them. The council was able to set up rules pertaining to open dances and to extra locker periods. A new Constitution has been adapted and will soon be in effect. Mr. O’Donnell advises the council. Coffee and donuts sold during mid-years and before school. Revised constitution. Revised open dance rules. Revised dress code. Changed Locker rule(s). Sold Carnations. Sponsored Bermuda day. The council sponsored a coffee and doughnut break during mid-year exams. Representatives attended two re- gional meetings in Brookline. The “new” student council has been able to achieve remarkable success in their endeavors, helping to increase school spirit and school activity. 47 Pres.: C. Bella; V. Pres.: P. Curran; 5ec.: S. Hamwey; Treas.: D. Brown; 4dp sors.- Miss Kearny; Mrs. Johnston; Mrs. Playstead. Belmontian Club The Belmontian Club consists of girls chosen ac- cording to their scholarship and character. The club’s purpose is to enrich the social, intellectual, and moral life of the “Belmontians.” Formal meetings are usually held monthly at which time a lecturer or some form of entertainment is provided. At one of the first meetings, the traditional initiation was held. A corsage and a copy of the club’s constitution was presented to each new member. At a later meeting, a guest speaker from the Academie of Moderne spoke about “Fashion Tips.’’ Another an- nual function is the Mother-Daughter Tea. At the spring fashion show, the girls taking fashion and design modeled some of their “originals.” In fact, the vice-president of the club modeled a spring suit which she designed and made herself. Cathy and Debbie pin on the traditional flowers. 48 ...HU. Pres.: S. French; V. Pres.: M. Baker; Treas.: J. Tiyon, Social Sec.: D. Ciavati; ldv.; Mrs. Schiff Bookworms Club VETERANS ADMINISTRATION Hospitai. 1S0 South Huntington avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02130 December 30, 1968 !i “Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; I ' in the elder, a part of experience.” Following these words |l of Sir Francis Bacon, the Bookworms Club decided this ji year to focus its attention on travel, rather than on books I and reading. The faculty advisor and the five officers chose memorable spots which the members would enjoy visiting. Plans to travel to New York City were unfor- I tunately canceled for thouglr student response was en- I eouraging, fees were not paid on time. The club also i donated assorted books to the Patient’s Library of Boston’s I Veterans Administration Hospital. Yet this year a new ! objective has been instituted which will hopefully be more I popular in future years. YOUR FILE REFERENCE: IN REPLY REFER TOi 523-125 Mrs. L. Schiff Bookworms ' Club Belmont High School 121 Orchard St. Belmont, Mass. 02178 Dear Mrs . Schiff : We wish to thank you and the members of the Bookworms ' Club for your recent donation of assorted books and paperback books for our Patients ' Library. This gift will help us provide our patients with enjoyable recreation during their stay in the hospital and we appreciate the efforts of the Bookworms ' Club. Your Interest in the recreational needs of the hospitalized veterans is gratefully acknowledged. Very truly yours, ri-FRANCIS B. CARROLL, M.D. Hospital Director 49 Pres.: B. Johnson; Sec; D. Dewing, Adv.: Miss Weingarten. Photography Club Picture by Bruce Johnson. Photography has proven to be a popular hobby among students and as a result a new club has been added to the High School. In the Photography Club students learn photographic techniques and devel- oping processes. At the first meeting it was decided not to have officers because the idea of the club was to have everyone learn. The following meetings were used to encourage picture-taking, to explain fac- ets of photography, and to allow members to actually develop their own film. With the promise of a darkroom here at school the club wUl certainly prove to be a creative addition. Picture by John Fricdlich. 50 II Circulo Italiano Pres.: R. Contini; V. Pres.: S. Fabiano; 5ec.; Lenore Sharrino; Treas.: D. DiPietro; Mr. Veneri. Pres.: I. Boghigian; V. Pres.: D. O’Hare; Treas.: T. Youell; Ic v.; Mr. Martellucci. This year the Italian Club has promoted the spirit of charity in its activities. One of its main objectives was to lend a helping hand to the misfortunate and underprivi- leged. During the Christmas season, the club traveled to the Home for Italian Orphans in Jamaica Plain. The smiles on the children’s faces expressed their joy in receiving the gifts from the club. For pleas- ure, the members held a joint dinner with the Spanish Club. Judging by the events held, it is evident that the Italian Club has enjoyed a prosperous year. El Espagnol Cirolo “There will be a meeting of the Spanish Club in room 332 this afternoon to discuss plans for the Christmas party.” And so the Spanish Club produced its annual Christmas party with all the ingredients of success: food galore, inexpensive gifts, and a general air of good feeling. Besides this, the Spanish Club has been able to keep busy with various projects and has, of course, met with success for its famous parties for all oc- casions, making this an unforgettable year. 51 Pres.: F. Villars; V. Pres.: J. D’Andrea;Sm; A. Clark; Treas.: R. Mr. Fisher. The N. H. S. always wishes to explore new universes of possible functions for the club, but in their valient search, members sometimes end up starting at the walls of room 307. This year, however, a strong movement for originality has caused many good ideas to show them- selves in new and creative ways. Along with their annual Talent Show, a sure success each year, the club has pursued a path of new ideas certainly not this year “The Road Not Taken.” National Honor Society 52 Chess Club If anyone has seen a group of students huddled over chessboards in the cafeteria, then he’ll know that he has seen the Chess Club. Unlike the reputed chess masters of old, club members do not spend three hours on one move; only two and a half. Though the club is mainly for those students who like to practice chessboard strategy in after-school skirmishes, several tournaments were held at rival schools for those who wished to set their knights at jousting. Even the losers were always encouraged to try a few more games, hoping that they might become Board I. Folk Workshop Pres.: R. Carter; V. Pres.: G. Quinn; 5ec.; E. Baixy Adv.: Mrs. Mendez. This year as an added attraction the Folk Workshop has formed a jug band that rehearses about twice a month. Regular Workshop meetings are also held twice a month, generally at a member’s home. These meetings are usually jam sessions where members do a lot of song-sharing. The group also invited a teacher to come play the banjo for them. Membership in the club has grown considerably this year due to the wide-spread interest in folk music. Pres.: P. Seneca; V. Pres.: J. StrazuUa; 5ec. Treas.: B. Glickman. 53 Pres.: L. Wolfe; V. Pres.: S. Tsairis; Treas.: J. Wong; Sec.: D. Martel; Co. Sec.: H. Spatz; fc v.; Mr. Russell. Science Club This year a new form of science, Robert’s Rules of Parliamentary Procedure, has entered the Science Club. Yet, the phoenix has a long rise from the ashes before it overcomes the pull of gravity. Standing committees have been formed which do more than stand as they organize field trips and experiments. Planning, a word that must not be lost from the club, has been instituted as an important step before a program. And with the de- cision to have a Science Fair, this year has certainly not been an “uncontrolled entropy.” Junior Red Cross As always, the activities of the Red Cross Club have benefited all. The hard-working members have made many items for both the young, the sixty beautiful dolls dressed up at Christmas; and the old, the Christmas bags sent to patients at Boston State Hospital. The girls’ reward for their work were the faces of the eagerly awaiting patients. Working diligently they h ave also made beanbags, bath salt jars, and washcloth slippers. The collection of comic books and colorful stuffed animals, the projects for St. Patrick’s Day and St. Valentine’s Day, and a successful bake sale, all mixed pleasure with work. The purchase of a gift for the Red Cross Chapter in Belmont High’s name higlrlighted a most successful year. Pres.: N. Romano; V. Pres.: D. Carey; Treas.: C. Bella; 5cc.. ' M. O’Brien; Itiv.. ' Mrs. Johnston. 54 Pres.: W. Carlson; V. Pres.: D. Colella; Treas.: D. Rosen; 5ec; J. Cook Adv.: Mr. Corrigan. Scholastic achievement and a willingness to work for charitable organizations are prerequisites for ad- mission to the Key Club. Each month the club, which consists of only male students, organizes fund- raising activities. The aim of the club is to use these funds to help needy charities. For example, the Key Club sponsored a dance and took up a collection of shoes for the Furnald School. All the members of the club should be commended for their fine work. 1. Spoke at a Kiwanis meeting conducted by the Key Club. 2. Assisted at WGBH Channel 2 auction. 3. Collected over 250 pairs of shoes for Furnald School. 4. Participated in basket- ball games with Cambridge Latin and Boston Latin Key Clubs. Key Club 55 Art Club Pres.: R. Elliott; V. Pres.: S. Whittier; Trees.: J. Gardner; B. Burke; 4 c vs. ; Mrs. Sanderson, Mr. Mulford. In the past years the Art Club explored a variety of activities including handmade jewelry, art workshops, trips to museums, and film viewing. Numerous problems of time and equipment arose with these efforts. It was decided to turn the club into a functioning unit. This grew out of the need for school programs requiring art work, signs for PTA, senior play props, concert program covers, and many dance decorations. The club hopes to provide a useful service to the school, while receiving satisfaction and enjoyment from each project. Art Club lends a helping hand to Senior Dance Decorations. Dale Russell put finishing touches on pilgrim. 56 Mirage Ed.-in-Chief: R. Johnson; J. x o Adv.: Miss Rigaud. For those of us who express ourselves freely in words or for those of us who want to read the creative expressions of other students, Mirage is a welcome addition to school activities. The magazine was started this year to compensate for the absence of an outlet for student’s creative talent. As a literary magazine, Mirage contains satire, poetry, short stories, and other forms of creativity such as art work. Student’s work is submitted through English teachers and members of the staff to the faculty advisor and editors-in-chief who make the final decisions on what appears in the magazine. The staff hopes that Mirage will become a permanent bi-annual addition to our school. Student Handbook The Student Handbook was created as a result of the seminars that were held last year. The purpose of the Handbook is to have a concise guide to Belmont High School, both to the building and to the social and aca- demic organizations. Clarifying the formerly unwritten rules, the Handbook has now compiled the school regu- lations for the reference of both students and teachers. Thanks to the Handbook staff who have dUigently collected the information for this guide, the Handbook will be distributed next September. Sophomores and other new students who are unacquainted with the many sides of high school life will find this an indispensable aid, and juniors and seniors will acquire a reliable guide. Ed.: J. Strazzula; C. Halkiotis; L. Matz; E. Barry;zldv.. ' Miss Weingarten. 57 Pres.: P. Beck; V. Pres.: J. Berio; 5ec.; R. Johnson; Treas.: L. Matz,Adv.: Miss Rigaud. Last minute touch-ups for Eileen Morey and Ellen Hermanson. Shakespeare Club The Shakespeare Club is one of our most active clubs. Originally started as a group of students interested in reading and discussing the works of Shakespeare, the club has now turned into a drama-oriented club. The major activity each year is the production of one of Shakespeare’s comedies, this year Much Ado About Nothing. In J anuary the Town Hall was the scene of stage-building, make-up lessons, costume-fitting, and most important long rehearsals for those acting in the play. Clowning around before the dress rehearsal. 58 Larry Wolfe and Howie Goldstein undergo the trials of rehearsing. Bob Wall and Kevin Frank set the scene. Alex Kummel and Ricky Alfred add the finishing touches. Laura Matz and Phyllis Dohanian receive the “grand treatment” before curtain time. Julie Miller and Ricky Alfred as Beatrice and Benedick. 59 ‘ High Point Belmont High School’s newspaper, the Highpoint, tries ■ ever)? fvent that has taken place during the school year. This year, the Highpoint has taken an accurate JhI f cftnt of the st ep ’ j s- ' conc ijing ' the school. The «la(Ajia kept stuaen fybg dy ormegNwith the ac- cortpwunents oi le ' new! - feviye . S ent Council, which has contributed much to the student body this year. The newspaper has also tried to give a wider and broader scope of the students and their accomplishments. The Highpoint can best be described as the mirror of the student action. THE HIGH POINT I’ubli.slipd by the Btudents of Belmont HIsli School Beliiiont, Masuchusetts Editor-In-Chief ... Regina Strazzulla Managing Editor ... Larry Baker News Editor ... .Debbie Brown Assistant Staff ... Bill Carlson .... Gayna Akillian. Jane Allen. Kerry Cannon. Corllle Christou. Feature Editor Barbara Flnnigan, Lisa Noble. Julie Miiler, Nancy Miner .... ‘Lisa Sharrino Staff Laura Bedig. Ellen Oberbeck. Literary Editor W Diane Rizzo. Gloria Shushan J... Andrea McCrensky Staff Lisa Noble, Elaine Piraino Photography Editor” Roy Manuellan Assistant Kerry Cannon Staff Bruce Johnson. Peter Kaptain. Art Editor Uex Kummel, Steve Sackel, lohn Shamon .... Nancy Hansen Boys ' Sports Editor Rod Morrison Assistants .... John D ' Andrea, James K. Sullivan Staff .... Jim Goodwin. Tony Manfredi, Girls ' Sports Editor ..... Phil Richmond. Jack Sullivan Gracia Mangano Assistant .... Gale Mosteller Exchange Editor .... Diane DeCicCb Assistants T ,i.. Sue Kiley, Linda Lynch Advertising Editor .... Janet Wadden Assistants Cindy Broner, Judy Narine, Circulation Editor Debbie Spatola Eric Hamburger Assistants David Conners, Mary i DU Granger Publicity Editor .... Patricia Eaves Assistant .... Lenore Sharrino Faculty Advisers: Mrs. Muriel Morrissey. .Miss Janet Cook. Mr. Arthur Martellucci UILX Tlie diligent editors, Regina and Larry, look over their creations Circulation Ed.: E. Hamburger; Art Ed N. Hansen; Boys Sports Ed.: R. Morrison; Feature Ed.: . orriijcf , r4£’(i.i‘ 5W reifiskf; VewSiS; .; Il Brown; lc?v. Ed.: J. Wadden; £’;cc ifl« e fc?.; D. De- ICCQ4. ' ' Editorial SiM- Editors-in-chief: M. Katowitz, E. Barry; Advisor: Mrs. Sanderson. Blueprint Art SXSiff-Editors: R. Badessa, R. Elliott. The Blueprint has once again been produced for Belmont Senior High, and the story of its production is one of hard work. Constant deadlines were met, and as each drew nearer, the pace became more hectic. Photography staff members tore through cor- ridors catching people off-guard, capturing them forever in the ever-needed candids. Emergency meet- ings of the literary staff were called as members, inspired by the Muse, wrote copy for ten clubs in one afternoon. Literary St ii-Editors: L. Wolfe, J. Emens. Robert and Tom working on layouts. 62 Cathie Bella types our academics copy. Business Sia.ii-Editor: A. Waldfogel; l(ii sor Miss Burke. Lee Padis studies Jane Zebley’s layout. The Senior Heads Editor ran from homeroom to homeroom pleading for Purdy pictures to be taken. Tabs forms flew around homerooms to land in the hands of students who would fill them out. Stores were invaded by students seeking advertisements. The art and typing staff worked long afternoons as a deadline drew near. All the work, the hurry, the separate efforts of each staff finally combined as one: your yearbook. Typing Siaii-Editor: C. Advisor: Miss Johnson. Photography Siaii-Editor: J. Sauter. 63 Phyllis Dohanian strives hard for the Yearbook. Adv. Mr. Allen. The Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Howard Nettleton studied music both A Cappella and with ac- companiment. A tape of Christmas music was made in substitution for the traditional concert and played over the PA for the student body’s enjoyment. The annual Spring concert was held in May. Glee Club 64 Stage Band Adv. Mr. Allen. The Singing Debs is a group of girls who sing in four- part harmony. Their music varies from sad and pretty “Autumn Leaves” to the three part round, “Christmas is Coming,” to the popular song, “Cherish.” Their talent has been heard many times: at a Christmas Concert at Payson Park Church, over the P.A. on the Christmas Tape, and during the Spring Concert. Stage Band has offered both to students participating in it and to audiences at its concerts a lively and enjoyable selection of the present. Sometimes with a bit of jazz, sometimes with a haunting love song, this informal music group imprints a melody on our minds that is not easy to forget. Singing Debs Adv. Mr. Nettleton. 65 Frank contemplates his lunch. Senior Candids Right from the heart. “A loaf of bread, a glass of wine, and Thou.” “YouTl know it’s Pleasant Street because it winds so much.” Pucker up. 66 “And furthermore, young man . . The College Alumni Day Spree. “See if it will pop.” Peter and Judy discover the unhappiness of a clogged up funnel. O K Greg, let her go. Jeff Morrison wins the “Shipwrecked Pilgrim.” Bob Carlson picks up all the “pieces.” Underclassmen Books find a new friend in Jeff Comenitz. 68 School becomes a headache for Tony Dutra. Trotsky is popular with Russian Club members. Counting ballots for Student Council elections in homeroom 337. Oh, the drudgery of carrying books. The vague pensive thoughts about school. 69 Such avid interests in books. Underclassmen Making the four-minute dash to class. Homeroom 329 gets ready to start the day. Billy Kipp discovers the trials of Sophomore Day. Trying to do homework in study hall. 70 71 Sophomore Advisor Class Officers 1971 Senior Advisor Jan. 1969-June Class Officers 1969 Junior Advisor Class Officers 1970 Mr. McGuirk admires, “Money-Bags” Gonsalez. Senior Candids Snoopy finds a loving friend in Eric Hamburger. Richard Papia adds his artistic talent to a guitar, HHIMIMMaHStl BsatKKsa:::: Tyler gets pitted for the big game. Football Captain: R. Ramsey, Coaches: Mr. Whatley, Mr. Mullin, Mr. Crutchfield, Mr. Carey. Evading a tackle for more yards. Waiting for the coach’s decision. Charging in for the tackle. 76 Belmont Higla’s Football team had a great year under Coaches Whatley, Carey, Cru- tchfield, and Mullin. With the combined effort of the Pizzi brothers, Tyler Youell’s great skill, tlie punting ability of Steve Donovan and all the boys on the team, Belmont had a squad that could work together and win. Because of a good team and good games the school spirit increased to make the rally’s almost as good as the games. No Ma- rauder will ever forget the rain, the mud of the hard fought games, the one against Melrose and last of all the victorious game played against Watertown. The spectators can still be heard above the band crying “Go Team Go. Yea Belmont.” The leaders of school spirit. Belmont 14 Lexington 16 16 Reading 8 8 Melrose 42 12 Wakefield 10 0 Camb . Latin 0 14 Concord 14 0 Winchester 18 14 Stoneham 34 27 Watertown 8 Mr. Carey and players head for the game. Captain Ramsey and coaches. 77 Waiting breathlessly for the next meet. Belmont 35 Concord 25 35 Winchester 23 41 Wakefield 20 36 Stoneham 25 40 Reading 21 37 Melrose 24 The Belmont High “leaning post” for an exhausted track team. Captain: P. McGuinty; Coach: Mr. Sea- man; Mawager Curt Van Uitert. Cross Country Led by Captain Peter Mc- Ginty, this year’s Cross Coun- try team was able to put on good races. Despite the in- juries and the ineligibility of several members, the team was able to defeat Concord— Carlisle, Winchester and Mel- rose. Under the direction of Coach Seaman and Manager Van Uitert, the boys were able to capture five firsts and five seconds. The top leaders of the team in scoring were Peter McGinty, Bob Chenete, and Fred Gonsalez. 78 Soccer Captain: R. Hartford; Coac ?. Mr. Russell, Mr. McBain. Giving the ball a real kick. In the field, soccer played its part in the local sports schedule. Victories over Wa- tertown and Wakefield for the past three seasons and the upset of a previously un- defeated Lexington and Gov- ernor Dummer with whom we have not beaten for the past two years highlighted this year’s season. Higli scorer for the year was Brian Mc- Kenny, a junior, who was aided in the field by Scott Hartford and David “Dilly” Connors. Coaches MacBain and Russell were able to make this year a great year for soccer. Belmont 4 Watertown 2 1 Winchester 3 1 Concord 2 3 Lexington 4 1 Wakefield 0 0 Winchester 1 4 Concord 2 0 Lexington 4 2 Gov. Dummer 1 1 Tufts 4 2 Wakefield 1 A calm Mr. Wenner supervises the soccer team. Waiting for the action to start. 79 Mark Chrusz gets tied ug as Tyler Youell looks on. “The ball’s just not bouncing our way today,” says Jackie Gonsalo to Rick Walker as they go for the loose ball. Rick Walker comes down with a big rebound. Basketball 80 Winchester seems to have the upper hand as Belmont gets in the rough rebound action. Basketball is more than just throwing paperballs into a wastebasket, or leather balls into a net basket, and the Basketball team at B.H.S. has certainly proved this. We have sustained our good record throughout the year, thanks to the excellent players and the enthusiastic support of our fans. One of the highlights of the Basketball season, the Varsity-Faculty game, has al- ways been a favorite for the rival teams and spectators a- like, and this year was no exception. It gave the teach- ers a chance to prove that they can teach their students subject matter in the gym as well as in the classroom. Grim determination shows on Dick Kelley’s face as he drives for the hoop. Belmont 78 Newton 61 71 Watertown 55 74 Winchester 67 54 Reading 61 76 Stoneham 69 58 Wakefield 61 52 Melrose 67 44 Concord 55 49 Lexington 81 75 Winchester 59 83 Reading 78 64 Stoneham 61 60 Wakefield 54 49 Melrose 75 37 Concord 59 50 Lexington 83 58 Watertown 57 “This one is mine, Tyler,” says Mark Chrusz. Captain: Youell; Coach: Mr. McGuirk. 81 Girls’ Hockey Co-Capts.: V. Barss, E. Ebinger. The Belmont girls on the attack. Sports played a prominent picture in the fall scene for the girls as well as the boys. This year’s field hockey team, captained by Sonja Blomdahl and Elizabeth Kelly, got off to a great start with defeats over such teams as Stoneham and Arlington. Belmont has lost to these teams for the past two seasons, so it was a very joyous victory. Credit goes to the whole team and their coaches. Miss Cleary and Mrs. Whitney, as they showed plenty of “zip” coming out with a record of six wins and four losses. Fighting for more points. Co-Capts.: S. Bloomdahl, E. Kelley; Coaches: Mrs. Whitney, Miss Cleary. Belmont 0 Stoneham 5 0 Melrose 4 0 Winchester 3 3 Arlington 1 1 Brookline 0 0 Concord 2 0 Lexington 8 2 Malden 1 Sandy Fargo tries to pass for two points Capt.: I. Boghigian;M s; K. Lombard, J. Wadden. Girls’ Basketball The girls’ basketball team had a very disappointing sea- son this year. Coached by Mrs. Stutzman, the girls played their best games against Con- cord and Cambridge Latin, with Captain Irene Boghigian as lead scorer. Although los- ing all their games, the team showed considerable improve- ment in their playing and in their sportsmanship. Aimee Mitchell on the run. Capt.: K. O’Connell. The opposition looks stunned as Laura Sakakeeny passes the ball. 83 Indoor Track team and Coach Seaman. J. Holland nears the finish line. P. McGinty running close behind. Belmont 26 Wakefield 60 27 Woburn 59 17 Melrose 69 55 Concord 31 23 Lexington 63 53 Winchester 33 58 Reading 28 42 Watertown 44 42 Stoneham 44 J. Tryon in the lead. Indoor Track The track team is a very elite group. It is composed of determined, hard-working athletes who each contribute to the success of the team. In all of the phases of track, natural ability, like that of Vag Mosca, Peter McGinty, Herbie Kwan, and Charlie Ny- man, is a prerequisite. How- ever, hard work and a lot of willpower will usually stand one in good stead on the team. So a track man is high caliber; he displays courage in a sport where courage is vital to success. V. Mosca makes it over. Jumping the high hurdles. 84 Belmont in a face off Walter makes another save. John Haley goes for the rebound against Melrose. Hockey One of the fastest and most exciting games at B.H.S. is ice hockey. This year our boys put on a great performance in all their games. They de- feated Watertown for the third straight season 2-0 and 3-0. This ear compiling a record of 10-4, it made Don- ald P. Crowley their popular coach, a mighty proud man. Captain: K. Emery; Coach: Mr. Crowley; .4 xst. Coach Viglirolo. Belmont 2 Winchester 2 4 Watertown 0 3 Stoneham 4 4 Lexington 2 4 Wakefield 1 1 Reading 3 1 Melrose 6 4 Concord 2 3 Winchester 2 3 Watertown 0 3 Stoneham 7 4 Lexington 2 5 Reading 3 4 Wakefield 2 2 Concord 3 Advisor and Class Officers It has been a pleasure to know and to work with the members of the class of 1969. It is my hope that each of you recognize the fact that nothing in this world is im- possible. I hope that each of you will set your future goals high and then work, sacrifice and sweat until your goals are within reach. Success, whether it be in studies, business, or sports, does not just happen. It is the culmination of hours of backbreaking work. Make sure you are ready to give this of yourself in your future endeavors. There is nothing in this world that you cannot achieve if you are willing to pay the price. God help you to do your best. Douglass P. Crutchfield 4 u 88 ERIC HAMBURGER 39 Gale Road Favorite Quotation: “A man needs a little madness, else he never dare cut the rope, and be free.”; Will to A Student Government; Class President; Forum, Senior French, Junior French, Debating Clubs. RUSSELL BADESSA 14 Weber Road Pet Peeve: School picssmes; I Predict That: U. S. will beat Russia to the Moon; Fondest Memory: Most successful rally; Favorite Subject: Modern Problems; Blueprint, V. P. Senior Class; Art, Italian Clubs. REGINA V. STRAZZULLA 63 Rutledge Road Nickname: Reggie; Favorite Quota- tion: “From every person something can be learned.”; Class Treasurer; N.H.S., Ed. -in Chief of the High- point; Drum Majorette; Belmontian, Forum, French, Latin, Ski. FREDERICO GONZALEZ 13 Sycamore Street Favorite Quotation: “My hopes are high, my heart is proud.”; Fondest Memory: Mrs. Keegan’s class; Favorite Subject: Chemistry; Assist- ant Treasurer, Blueprint, Jr. French, Varsity, Latin Clubs; Basketball, Cross Country, Track. As our high school days conclude, we as a class can feel that we have truly distinguished ourselves. Our accomplish- ments at Belmont High are lasting ones which we hope will serve as guidelines for future students as well as always reminding us of what can be done by dedicated and spirited individuals who are willing to work together as one. It is this spirit and this feeling of accomplishment that we are most proud to take with us as we leave Belmont High School. We thank our advisor, Mr. Crutchfield, and the teachers and administrators who have always been willing to assist us in attaining our goals and who have made our many achievements here possible. Sincerely yours. ANDREA McCRENSKY 8 Woodfall Road Nickname: Andy; Favorite Quota- tion: “There never was a good war or a bad peace.”; Future Aspiration: Social Work; Belmontian, French, Forum, Ski, Spanish Clubs; Class Officer (Sec.); Highpoint. 89 PAUL L. AALERUD 43 Spring Street Nickname: P.J.; Favorite Quotation: “I believe that man will not merely endure he will prevail.”; Future Aspiration: Engineer; C a m to Fame: Double A in last name; Science, Spanish Clubs; Intramural Basketball. JANE ALLEN 103 Brookside Avenue Favorite Personality: David Frost; Favorite Subject: History with Mr. Fisher; Pet Peeve: White socks; Bel- montian, Forum (V.P.), Shakespeare Clubs; Blueprint, Highpoint, Junior Women’s Club. RICHARD J. ANDERSON 41 Unity Avenue Nickname: Chunky; Favorite Person- ality: Ken Harrelson; Gaim to Fame: Candy bar named after me; Pet Peeve: English; Suppressed Desire: Eliminate the English Departemnt; Chief Failing: French; Debating Club; Baseball. LYNNE ARONSON 3 1 1 Claflin Street Future Aspiration: Secretary; Hobbies: Coin collecting; Pet Peeve: Going out for gym on cold days; Will to BHS: Gym sneakers; Fondest Memory: School burning on my birthday; Favorite Personality: Victor Borge; Art, Red Cross Clubs. GEORGE AYRES 208 White Street Favorite Quotation: “You cannot get there from here.”; Future Aspiration: Airplane technician; Favorite Person- ality: Arlo Guthrie; Predict That: B.H.S. will become a military academy: A Cappella Choir, Folk Workshop. DOROTHY ABRANO 42 Colby Street Nickname: Doisie, Fondest Memory: Running out to the fence everyday at 2:30; Chief Failing: Gym Never For- get: Mr. Mulford’s class, Belmontian, Bookworms, Spanish Clubs; Cheer- leading. CHERYL ANASTOS 38 Longmeadow Road Nickname: Sherry; Pet Peeve: History; Future Aspiration: Legal Secretary; Fondest Memory: Junior- Senior prom; Never Forget: Mr. Stone; Known For: Never being in school; Favorite Personality: Mr. MacBain. SHEILA DENISE ANDERSON 35 Stone Road Nickname: Cookie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Love is bUnd.”; Pet Peeve: Gym; Future Aspiration: Social worker; Known For: Humor; Favor- ite Subject: English; Predict That: I’ll be the first woman president; Glee Club; Dancing, singing. DENISE AVENl 25 Merrill Avenue Nickname: Dubie; Never Forget: Thanksgiving game ’67; Favorite Quotation: “The cruelest lies are often told in silence.”; Belmontian, Bookworms, Glee, Ski, Spanish, Var- sity Clubs; Cheerleading (Capt.). LAURENCE BAKER 35 Channing Road Nickname: Larry; Favorite Quota- tion: “Humanity I love you because you are perpetually putting the secret of life in your pants, forgetting it’s there, and sitting down.”; Highpoint, German, French, Science, Shakes- peare Clubs. 90 MARGERY BAKER 27 Westlund Road Nickname: Margie: Hobbies: Boating, sewing, swimming, travel, writing; Favorite Subject: English: Future As- piration: Teacher; Highpoint, School Highlites; Bookworms (V.P.), De- bating, Glee, French, Latin Clubs. JOEL IRWIN BARAD 50 Munroe Street Will to My briefcase; Future Aspiration: Medicine; Hobbies: Photography, Coins, Horticulture; Claim to Fame: Thisbe; Debating, French (Pres.), Photography, Shakes- peare Clubs, Student Council, Sopho- more Class Treasurer. JOHN BARBERIO 416 Trapelo Road Nickname: Onion Head; Favorite Quotation: “I am not kidding you.”; Favorite Subject: Cooking; Never Forget: 6th period seminars; Future Aspiration: Success; Pet Peeve: Dress Code; Favorite Personality: Tiny Tim. PATRICIA C. BARBO 4 Pinehurst Road Nickname: Patty B.; Future Aspira- tion: College; Chief Failing: Chem- istry; Pet Peeve: Not being able to wear coulottes; Never Forget: School Fire; Belmontian, Bookworms, Italian, Red Cross, Ski, Spanish Clubs. MARILYN E. BARRON 40 Randolph Street Nickname: Lynne; Will to B.H.S.: A mailbox; Favorite Personality: Rowan and Martin; Never Forget: First day in high school; (nown For: Blushing beet red; Art, Belmontian, Bookworms, French, Science, Span- ish Clubs; Blueprint. F. ELIZABETH BARRY 23 Broad Street Nickname: Betty; Favorite Quota- tion: “I came like water and like wind 1 go.”; Favorite Personality: J.R.R. Tolkien; National Honor So- ciety, Debating, French, Shakespeare Clubs, Folk Workshop; Blueprint (Co-Editor). NORMAN D. BATES 82 Lorimer Rod Nickname: Norm; Pet Peeve: Old teachers; Chief Failing: English; Favorite Quotation: “Sock it to me!”; Future Aspiration: Business Administration; Ski Club; Football. PETER D. BECK 296 School Street Suppressed Desire: To spray the “Star Spangled Banner” record with silence; Pet Peeve: Fascists; Favorite Quotation: “And on earth peace, good will toward men.”; National Honor Society, Debating (V.P.), Shakespeare (Pres.) Clubs. WILLIAM BELANGER 15 Dundonald Road Nickname: BiU; Favorite Quotation: “Be an individualist.”; Yed ci That: B.H.S. will be one big detention hall next year; Fondest Memory: March 10; Future Aspiration: Architect; Sports: Baseball, Golf, Soccer. CATHERINE BELLA 381 Belmont Street Nickname: Cathie; Favorite Quota- tion: Be yourself; you’ll never make others’ mistakes.”; Known For: “I’m so embarrassed!”; Student Council, Blueprint (Type Ed.), Belmontian (Pres.), Bookworms, Italian, Red Cross (Treas.), Varsity Clubs; Softball. 91 KATHRYN BERNHEIMER 34 Lawndale Street Favorite Quotation: “Love is worth the time it takes to find.”; Will to BUS: “I ' orget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair.”; German, Shakespeare Clubs, Folk Workshop. KENNETH E. BEUCLER 66 Mill Street Nickname: Red; Favorite Quotation: “Peace.”; Pet Peeve: Old dungarees; Will to Qualified teachers. Future Aspiration: Get a job. Hobbies: Painting, cars; Known For: Stubborness, Chief Failing: Physics; Spanish Club; Football. NANCY BLOOMFIELD 49 Hoitt Road Favorite Quotation: “Winning isn’t everything-but wanting to win is.”; Hobbies: Sewing, sailing; Favorite Subject: Geometry; Known For: Self-made clothes; Pet Peeve: Homework; Blueprint; Bookworms, French, Science Clubs. IRENE BOGHIGIAN 10 Branchaud Road Future Aspiration: Phys. Ed. teacher. Favorite Subject: Psychology; Hobbies: Sports, swimming; Pet Peeve: Week-end homework; Bel- montian, French, Spanish (Pres.), Varsity (Historian) Clubs, Basketball (Capt.), Softball. MARTHA BRENNAN 129 Goden Street Favorite Quotation: “Our deeds determine us as much as we de- termine our deeds.”; Suppressed De- sire: To teach underprivileged children; Favorite Subject: Modem Problems; Belmontian, Bookworms, French, Ski Clubs; Cheerleading. RICHARD BRINLEY 51 Gordon Terrace Nickname: Richie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Don’t take any wooden nickles.”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Favorite Subject: Art; Suppressed Desire: Accountant; Future Aspira- tion: College; Hobbies: Going to the Bmins games. DEBORAH LEE BROWN 51 Lantern Road Nickname: Debbie; Favorite Quota- tion: “We know what we are, but we know not what we may be.”; Fond- est Memory: Ski Club weekend ‘68; Belmont Women’s Club, Highpoint, Belmontian (Treas.), Debating, French, Glee, Ski, Spanish Clubs. ROBERT F. BRENNICK 16 Branchaud Road Nickname: Stretch; Favorite Quota- tion: “Time will pass, will yo xV ' , Pet Peeve: Tall people; Favorite Subject: History; I Predict That: Bruins will win the Stanley Cup; Fondest Mem- ory: The fire; Hobbies: Sports; Soccer, Golf. ANNE BROWN 123 Cross Street Favorite Quotation: “A million to- morrows win just fade away, E’re I forget all the joys that were mine today.”; Favorite Subject: English; Will to B.H.S.: Math book; Book- worms, Debating, French, Spanish Clubs. SAMUEL R. BRUNO 38 Trowbridge Street Nickname: Jr.-Moon-Sam; Favorite Quotation: “How is it?”; Known For: G.S. 400; Hobbies: Cars, horse- back riding, bowling, fishing; Pet Peeve: Going to bed at night and getting up in the morning; Will to B.H.S.: My parking space. 92 GAIL BURESH 38 Marlboro Street Favorite Quotation: “Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forward.”; Favorite Subject: English; Future Aspiration: Secretary; Pet Peeve: Homework; Will to Locker and books; Red Cross Club. ELIZABETH J. BURKE 44 Marlboro Street Nickname: Betty; Favorite Subject: English; Never Forget: Racing to lunch with D.T.; Future Aspiration: Secretary; Pet Peeve: Tests on Mon- day; Fondest Memory: Miss Smith’s 7th period ’68; Sr. Class Play; Soft- ball, Basketball. JAMES BURNS 58 Winn Street Nickname: Bumsy, Pet Peeve: School dress code; Favorite Subject: Math; Future Aspiration: PoUcework; Never Forget: School fire; Favorite Person- ality: Steve McQueen; Hobbies: Sports; Football; Band; Varsity Club. Nickname: Kerry; Favorite Quota- tion: “Speaking comes by Nature; Silence by understanding.”; Future Aspiration: Lawyer; Fondest Mem- ory: Running the “600”; Bel- montian, French, Science, Ski Clubs, Highpoint; Drum Majorette. KATHERINE R. CANNON 55 Chilton Street ANTHONY CARDILLO 59 Grant Avenue Nickname: Tony; Favorite Quota- tion: “That’s nice.”; ’efiVeve. ' Gym; Will to B.H.S.: Old erasers; Future Aspiration: Excavating contractor; Hobbies: Skin Diving, cars; Known For: Being late for class; Fondest Memory: English. BARBARA J. BURKE 44 Marlboro Street Favorite Quotation: “Too much of a good thing can sometimes be worse than none at all.”; Pet Peeve: Home- work on weekends; Hobbies: Paint- ing, sports; Art, Red Cross, Varsity, Clubs, Blueprint; Basketball, Softball. DAVID W. BURNS 23 Sherman Street Nickname: Wolfman; Pet Peeve: Teachers with a bad sense of humor; Will to B.H.S.: My gym suit; Known For: Good sense of humor; Chief Failing: Getting up on Monday morn- ings; Never Forget: Junior and senior years. RICHARD CAMPANA 30 Beech Street Nickname: Campy; Future Aspira- tion: Airlines pilot; Hobbies: Cars; Known For: Skipping school; Fond- est Memory: Junior year; Favorite Personality: Bill Cosby; Favorite Quotation: “A girl’s best friend is a boy’s imagination.”; Football. RICHARD CAPUTO 75 Foster Road Nickname: Rick; Hobbies: Skin diving; Fondest Memory: Physics Class; Chief Failing: French; Never Forget: The burning school; Favorite Subject: Physics; Suppressed Desire: Finish my Dune Buggy. DANESE CAREY 16 Gorham Road Favorite Quotation: “Money is dead men on green paper. . Future Aspira- tion: Executive Secretary , Pet Peeve: Monday morning; Red Cross (V.P.), Belmontian, Glee, Home Economics Clubs, Blueprint. 93 WILLIAM A. CARLSON 142 Goden Street Nickname: Bill; Favorite Quotation: “Where there’s a will there’s a way”; Hobbies: surfing, guitar; A’novvn For: Generation Gap; Never Forget: Sophomore French; Pet Peeve: pop quizzes, Key (Pres.), Ski, Science Clubs, Highpoint. BRIAN CARTWRIGHT 13 Worcester Street Future Aspiration: To die in peace; Chief Failing: FaiUng; Favorite Personality: Morgan; Suppressed De- sire: To leave Belmont; French, Ger- man, Shakespeare Clubs. MARGERY LYN CASE 56 Pay son Terrace Nickname: Marg; Favorite Quota- tion: “Live now for yesterday was and tomorrow may never be.”; Hob- bies: Peace; Future Aspiration: Teacher in drama; Favorite Subject: English; Folk Workshop, Shakes- peare, Debating Clubs. ROSEMARY CASTAGNO 755 Belmont Street Nickname: Rose; Pet Peeve: Monday morning; Chief Failing: Shorthand; Favorite Subject: Buddy Costa; Fu- ture Aspiration: Retaihng; Blueprint, Italian, Red Cross Clubs. LINDA CASTELLON 1 1 Louise Road Pet Peeve: Books; Will to B. H.S.: Gym suit; Future Aspiration: Secre- tary; Fondest Memory: School fire; Chief Failing: Gym; Never Forget: Bomb scare; Hobbies: Sewing; Glee Club; Colorguard. CHRISTINE CARR 43 Crestview Road Nickname: Kris; Known For: Bonne- ville; Favorite Quotation: “Everyone can have a friend who himself knows to be a friend.”; Fondest Memory: Senior Prom; Belmontian, Book- worms, Glee, Ski, Spanish Clubs, Senior Play. JUDITH P. CARUSO 232 White Street Nickmane: Judy; Favorite Quota- tion: “Always keep smiling and the world smiles with you.”; Future Aspiration: Airline Stewardess; Known For: Height; Never Forget: Senior Year; Belmontian, Book- worms, Spanish Clubs. ROBERT CASTAGNO 33 Chestnut Street Nickname: Stag; Favorite Quotation: “Too much.”; Future Aspiration: FBI agent; Hobbies: Records, tapes, sports; Never Forget: Day 1 dressed as Santa Claus in 233; Chief Failing: Foreign languages; Italian Club. PETER J. CASTANINO 16 B Street Favorite Quotation: “The hardest part of any job is to start it.”; Hob- bies: Guitar, Music; Future Aspira- tion: Engineer; Known For: Size; Chief Failing: Foreign languages; Pet Peeve: My locker; Soccer. MARIA E. CELI 14 Oak Street Favorite Quotation: “Peace is the root of all happiness.”; Future Aspiration: Artist; Fondest Memory: Junior English class; Hobbies: Draw- ing, sewing, horseback riding; Chief Failing: Shorthand; Art Club; Basket- ball, Tennis. 94 JANIS CHAPMAN 58 Prospect Street Favorite Quotation: . . never send to know for whom the bell tolls; It tolls for thee.”; Future Aspiration: Math teacher; Hobbies: Waterskiing; Blueprint, Belmontian, French, Science, Spanish Clubs; Drum Major- ette. SHIRLEY CHISHOLM 19 Chester Road Favorite Quotation: “To get the greatest value out of joy, you must have someone to share it with.”; Pet Peeve: Monday; Hobbies: Water ski- ing, snow skiing; Belmontian, French, German, Ski Clubs. ROBERT E. CHENETTE 61 Grove Street Nickname: Bob; Favorite Quotation: “Oh, that’s unbelieveable.”; Future Aspiration: College; Chief Failing: Procrastination; Never Forget: Sophomore French; Favorite Sub- ject: History; Cross Country, Track. LINDA MARIA CHRISTIE 134 Dalton Road Nickname: Lin; Favorite Quotation: “Love makes the world go-round.”; Hobbies: Modeling, guitar, swim- ming; Favorite Subject: English; Chief Failing: Math; Bookworms, Ski, Spanish Club; Basketball, Tennis. CORILEE CHRISTOU 74 Spring Valley Road Nickname: Clarence; Favorite Quota- tion: “Anything that doesn’t kill you outright, actually makes you stronger.”; Reporter for Belmont Citizen; Highpoint, Belmontian, Forum, French, Latin, Ski Clubs, Student Council (Treas.). DALE CIAVATI 146 White Street Pet Peeve: Snobs, Suppressed Desire: Acting; Never Forget: 4th period chemistry class; Hobbies: Swimming, painting; Favorite Subject: Art, Bel- montian, Bookworms, French, Pep, Photography, Ski Clubs; Softball. MARY ELLEN COAKLEY 59 Berwick Street Favorite Quotation: “Life without laughter is a lamp without oil.”; Fondest Memory: CoUeeting Class dues; Claim to Fame: My height; Blueprint, Belmontian, Bookworms, French, Glee, Ski, Spanish Clubs. THOMAS CHUDA 222 Trapelo Road Nickname: Tom; Known For: Pink soxs; Pet Peeve: Not going to lockers between classes; Predict That: Bel- mont won’t have a new high school until 1984; Key, Science, Shakes- peare Clubs, Band (Treas.); Tennis, Basketball. CLAIRE COBUZZI 42 Bartlett Avenue Fondest Memory: Bookkeeping class. Favorite Personality: Dean Martin; Never Forget: Homeroom , Pet Peeve: Being quiet in homeroom; Chief Fail- ing: History; Highpoint, Art, Book- worms, Home Economics, Red Cross Clubs; Colorguard. ADRIENNE CLARK 25 Brettwood Road Pet Peeve: Mr. Russell’s physics tests; Never Forget: Friday night the school burned; Belmont Woman’s Club, N.H.S. (Sec.), Belmontian, French (Sec.), German (Pres.) Clubs, Student Council; Drum Majorette. 95 UONNA COLOT ' H 8 Townsend Road Favorite Quotation: “Good things come in small packages.”; Pet Peeve: Monday mornings; P ' ondest Memory: School fire; Hobbies: Sewing, Chief Failing: History; Belmontian, Book- worms, Red Cross Clubs. DAVIO G. CONNERS 397 Belmont Street F ' uture Aspiration: Doctor, Favorite Personality: W.C. I ' ields, Fondest Memory: School i re. Pet Peeve: Poor teachers. Chief Failing: Homework; Favorite Quotation: “Wet ducks don’t fiy at night”; Latin, Ski, Spanish Clubs; Soccer. JOHN CONNORS 33 Charles Street Favorite Quotation: “Fear is the worst of all evils.”; Favorite Subject: English; Future Aspiration: Own a trucking company; Known For: Quietness; Pet Peeve: Homework; Weight lifting, Soccer, Football. RICHARD LOUIS CONTINI 52 Hoitt Road Nickname: Cugino; Favorite Quota- tion: “Practice makes perfect.”; Future Aspiration: College; Hobbies: Drums and piano; Favorite Subject: History; Never Forget: Football Rallies; Cooking, Italian (Pres.) Clubs; Student Council. BRIAN JAMES CONWAY 20 Alma Avenue Favorite Quotation: “Of all God’s creatures, boy is the hardest to tame.”; Favorite Subject: Modern Problems, Claim to Fame: Gorgeous physique; Never Forget: High school fire; Favorite Personality: Bill Cosby. DONNA LEE COOMBS 46 Taylor Road Favorite Quotation: “One must be- lieve in happiness or happiness never comes.”; Future Aspiration: Social Worker, Hobbies: Sewing; Favorite Subject: English; Will to B.H.S.: Gym suit; Chief Failing: Trigonometry; Blueprint, Ski Clubs. CHARLES CORAN 46 Lincoln Street Nickname: Chuck; Future Aspira- tion: Business; Hobbies: Coin, stamp collecting; Favorite Subject: Business Law; Chief Failing: Math; Will to B.H.S.: A change in the schedule to omit early study halls, Spanish Club. ELLEN CORNEL 131 Trapelo Road Future Aspiration: Model; Known For: Short skirts and long bangs; Will to B.H.S.: My liberalism; Fond- est Memory: Junior Prom; Belmon- tian, Bookworms, Ski Clubs, High- point, Senior Play. ROBERT COTTER 1 2 Merrill Avenue Nickname: Bob; Known For: Super- lative intelligence; Favorite Subject: Chef class; Predict That: The hockey team might win a game next year. Baseball, hockey, soccer. PATRICIA S. CURLEY 80 Shaw Road Nickname: Pat; Future Aspiration: Comedy, drama; Pet Peeve: Saturday morning band practice; Claim to Fame: Sense of humoi. Favorite Sub- ject: French; Highpoint; French, Ger- man, Glee (Pres.), Shakespeare, Spanish Clubs; Band. 96 PAULA CURRAN 26 Audrey Road Favorite Quotation: “Don’t just smile but be happy.”; Future Aspira- tion: Clinical psychologist; Never Forget: Last day of Junior year; Blueprint, Belmontian (V.P.), Book- worms, French, Spanish Clubs. JOHN D’ANDREA 880 Concord Avenue Future Aspiration: College; Chief Failing: Not coming to school on time; Never Forget: BHS fire; Suppressed Desire: To sleep, N.H.S. (V. Pres.), Jr. Rotarian, Student Council; Baseball, Basketball; Foot- ball, Track. DIANE DECICCO 57 Woodfall Road Nickname: Dy; Favorite Quotation: “Behind an innocent face lurks a cal- culating genious.”; Highpoint (Ed.), Belmontian, Debating, Dramatics, Forum (Treas.), Glee (Sec.), Latin, Ski, Sr. French Clubs; Prom Com- mittee. BARBARA DEMETRE 281 Cross Street Favorite Quotation: “sweet spring is your time is my time is our time for springtime is lovetime and viva sweet love.”; Blueprint, Belmontian, Glee (Accompianist), Science (Sec.), Ski, Varsity Clubs; Basketball. JOHN DEMOS 49 Orchard Street Favorite Quotation: “Get your hair cut.”; Known For: Long flowing curls; Fondest Memory: Spanish HI class; Favorite Subject: Art; Camera, Shakespeare, Ski, Spanish Clubs. ROBERT DALEY 60 Horne Road Nickname: Tank; Hobbies: Billards, golf. Favorite Subject: Bookkeeping, Will to B.H.S.: My books from Texas; Suppressed Desire: To be a million- aire; Favorite Personality: Bill Cosby; Fondest Memory: Graduation night of ’68. SUSAN DAYTON 5 Bradley Road Favorite Quotation: “There will never be another you.”; Never For- get: Falling out of my seat in study; Future Aspiration: Nurse; Favorite Subject: English; Favorite Person- ality: JFK; Bookworms, Ski, Spanish Clubs. BARBARA DELANDIS 1 35 Trapelo Road Favorite Quotation: “Actions speak louder than words.”; Suppressed De- sire: To find happiness; Chief Failing: To realize sooner the importance of high school; Favorite Subject: Biology; Blueprint, Belmontian, Glee Clubs. VICTORIA RUTH DeMlLIA 73 Trowbridge Street Nickname: Vicki; Pet Peeve: Home- work; Hobbies: Art; Future Aspira- tion: Aitist , Chief Failing: Math; Art, Belmontian, Bookworms, Latin, Spanish; Tennis. DIANNE DENNEEN 30 Creeley Road Favorite Quotation: “Live and let live.”; Future Aspiration: College; Pet Peeve: People who won’t admit they are wrong; Suppressed Desire: Model; Highpoint, Belmontian, Book- worms, Red Cross, Ski Clubs; Prom Committee. 97 DOMINIC DESALVATORE 25 Channing Road Nickname: Dom; Favorite Quota- tion: “I- ' Iunk now and avoid the June rush.”; Pet Peeve: Term papers; Never Forget: Doing my homework; Hobbies: Cars; Favorite Subjeet: Business Law. LINDA DIBENEDETTO 132 Dean Street Niekname: Lin; Favorite Quotation: “Oh, well, that’s life.”; Fondest Memory: Junior Prom, Chief Failing: Geometry; Never Forget: Double sessions at BJH; Art, Belmontian, Italian, Red Cross Clubs. DIANNE DIPIETRO 58 Grant Street Nickname: , Pet Peeve: English 1st period and quiet study halls; Will to My gym suit and sneakers; Never Forget: Last day of Junior year; Belmontian, Italian, (Treas.), Junior French Clubs. PHYLLIS DOHANIAN 36 Elizabeth Road Favorite Quotation: “Why is it that those with the most brass often seem to have the worst polish?”; Pet Peeve: Does 1.99999 really equal 27; Blueprint, Band, Belmontian, French, Glee, Science, Shakespeare, Spanish, Varsity Clubs. STEPEHN DONOVAN 59 Berwick Street Nickname: Steve; Favorite Quota- tion: “You may strive to be like them but seek not to make them like you.”; Future Aspiration: Engineer; Favorite Subjeet: Math; Baseball, Basketball, Football. LAVINIA J. DESTEFANO 160 Waverly Street Nickname: Lavin; Favorite Quota- tion: “A friend’s frown is better than a fool’s smile.”; Never Forget: Day Red Sox won the pennant; Chief Failing: To do 50 situps in gym; Blueprint, Belmontian, Science, Ski, Spanish Clubs. CAROLYN DIBIASE 292 Lake Street Niekname: Cookie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Little things affect little minds.”; Chief Failing: Laziness; Known For: Bluntness; Yearbook, Belmontian, Debating, Forum, Science, Ski Clubs. ROBERT DOE 21 Longmeadow Road Nickname: Dobie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Do unto others before they do unto you.”. Favorite Subjeet: Chefs class; I Predict That: The world will end the day 1 die.”; Ski Club; Foot- ball. PAULA M. DOHERTY 24 Upland Road Future Aspiration: Teacher; Will to B.H.S.: A clock that works in the Science Lecture hall; Blueprint, Bel- montian, Glee, Latin, Spanish Clubs; Basketball, Field Hockey, Softball. DOUGLAS DREYER 5 Simmons Avenue Favorite Subject: Math; Future Aspiration: Lawyer; Fondest Mem- ory: Visiting Germuny , Never Forget: High School fire; Cross Country, In- door and Spring Track; German, Latin Clubs. 98 PATRICIA EAVES 64 Gordon Terrace Nickname: Patty; Favorite Quota- tioon: “The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep.”; Highpoint, Belmontian, Ski, Glee Clubs, A Cappella Choir, Singing Debs; Cheerleading. ROBERT R. ELLIOTT 91 Bartlett Avenue Future Aspiration: Commercial artist; Never Forget: BHS fire; Fondest Memory: Senior year; Pet Peeve: Homework; Chief Failing: Math; Will to BHS: All my books; Blueprint, Art Club (Pres.); Senior Play. JANE EMENS 3 1 Chester Road Future Aspirations: Speak with Gromyko at the U.N.; Suppressed Desire: To be a hot jazz flutist; N.H.S., Blueprint, Belmont Womans; Art, Belmontian, French, Russian, Photography, Shakespeare; Stage Band. STEPHEN P. FABIANO 73 Gilbert Road Nickname: Fab; Future Aspiration: Lawyer; Fondest Memory: Fun in 7th period chemistry class; Chief Failing: French ' i Known For: Good nature; Favorite Subject: Biology, English; Hobbies: Art; Italian Club (V.P.). NELSON EMERY 34 Chester Road Nickname: Ned; Will to B.H.S.: My half of my locker, Future Aspiration: Teacher; Fondest Memory: 2nd and 3rd period chemistry in 329, Favorite Subject: HdiXh, Never Forget: Fire at B.H.S.; Hobbies: Bowling; Spanish Club. RUTHANNE EGAN 53 Dartmouth Street Nickname: Ruthie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Love your neighbor, even if he’s your worst enemy.”; Future Aspiration: Nursing; Suppressed De- sire: World Peace; Hobbies: Boating, water skiing; Red Cross Club. JAMES ELLOWITZ 105 Longmeadow Road Nickname: Jimmy; Favorite Quota- tion: “Ignorance breeds fear and hate.”; Fondest Memory: Undefeated tennis team; Favorite Subject: Math; N.H.S., French, Key, Latin Clubs; Soccer, Tennis. KENNETH EMERY 32 Poplar Street Nickname: Kenny; Never Forget: Times in chef’s class when the oven blew up; Will to B.H.S.: Racing stripe off my jeep; Pet Peeve: Short lunches; Chief Failing: English; Suppressed Desire: To be a million- aire; Football, Hockey. THOMAS ENGEL 179 Lewis Road Favorite Quotation: “Those things are better which serve two pur- poses.”; Future Aspiration: To be master in my own dominions in Sanskrit; Hobbies: Coins, history, lifemanship, math, music; German, Shakespeare, Chess Clubs. WILLIAM K. FALKSON 100 Dean Street Nickname: Bill, Pet Peeve: White Socks; Will to B.H.S.: Money for the new high school; Future Aspiration: Business Management; Hobbies: Ski- ing, pingpong; N.H.S., Jr. Rotarian, Latin, Ski (Pres.), Forum (Pres.) Clubs; Soccer. 99 SANDRA LlilGH FARGO 1 96 Grove Street Nickname: Sandi; Hobbies: Singing, tennis, water skiing, pool, basketball, collecting stuffed animals, sketching; Blueprint (Sports Ed.), Glee, Span Varsity Clubs; Basketball, Softball THOMAS FEELEY 271 Waverley Street Nickname: Horse; Favorite Subject: Science; Future Aspiration: Teach- ing; Fondest Memory: Football practices; Claim to Fame: Winning year in football; Pet Peeve: School; Football. FELIX FIRENZE One Clover Street Nickname: Phil; Favorite Quotation: “Ya right. You’ll get over it.”; Future Aspiration: Pilot; Favorite Subject: English; Known For: Being in school; Chief Failing: Italian; Ski Club. RUTH-ELLEN FLAX 1 14 Alexander Avenue Nickname: Ruthie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Life is not a bowl of cherries, but you can sweeten it a little.”; F m- ture Aspiration: Famous newspaper reporter; Band, Blueprint, Bel- montian. Bookworms, Glee, Science, Ski, Spanish Clubs. SUSAN FAUNCE 20 Scott Road Nickname: Susie; Favorite Quotation: “Chaque i son gout.”; Pet Peeve: Snobbishness; Future Aspiration: English teacher; Bel- montian. Debating, Latin, Sr. French, Ski Clubs; Basketball, Field Hockey. DAVID V. FERRACANE 1 8 Watson Road Favorite Quotation: “Come on, will ya?”; Future Aspiration: Secret Agent on Xe e sion Favorite Subject; Biology; Chief Failing: English; Known For: Being the last one out; Hobbies: Guitar; Will to B.H.S.: My side burns; Ski Club. SHEILA FITZGERALD 105 Cushing Avenue Nickname: She, Favorite Quotation: “But I have miles to go before I sleep, and I have miles to go before I sleep.”; Future Aspiration: Govern- ment; Belmontian, Science, Spanish Clubs. MARY FOLEY 93 School Street Pet Peeve: Study halls; Future Aspiration: I.B.M.; Favorite Subject: English; Chief Failing: Math; Hobbies: Sewing. GREGORY A. FORSYTHE 48 Westlund Road Favorite Quotation: “Beware the dumps of crabgrass in the lawn of life.”; Favorite Subject: History, math, chemistry; N.H.S., Student Council, French, Shakespeare Clubs; Basketball, Cross Country, Soccer, Track. KATHLEEN FORTI 203 Trapelo Road Nickname: Kathy; Favorite Quota- tion: “All that you bring into the lives of others comes back into your own.”; Future Aspiration: Account- ing; Favorite Subject: Bookkeeping; Bookworms, Red Cross Clubs. 100 ALLEN FOSTER 1 9 Larch Circle Favorite Quotation: “A little non- sense now and then, is reUshed by the best of men.”; Will to Mathe- matical ability; Hobbies: Mountain climbing; Fondest Memory: Night of the B.H.S. fire; Chief Failing: Math; Ski Club; Soccer. RHONDA ELLEN FREEDMAN 85 Shaw Road Favorite Quotation: “Don’t look back, something may be gaining on you.”; Future Aspiration: Teaching; Never Forget: Biology lab; Favorite Subject: Latin; N.H.S., Blueprint, Belmontian, Latin, Science Clubs. ANTHONY FUCILLO 37 Lawndale Street Nickname: Tony; Favorite Quota- tion: “A man has to live with him- self, and he should see to it that he always has good company.”; Future Aspiration: Radio announcer; Chief Failing: English; Hobbies: Baseball, hockey. EDWARD J. GALLAGHER 33 Horace Road Nickname: Eddy; Favorite Quota- tion: “Make the most out of living if you are not prepared to die.”; Future Aspiration: College; Favorite Person- ality: Arlo Guthrie; Hobbies: Music; Ski, Spanish Clubs. JOAN MARIE GARABEDIAN 58 Crestview Road Favorite Quotation: “Jealousy is the sister of love, as the devil is the bro- ther of zngeV ' , Fondest Memory: Ski trip; Future Aspiration: Artist; Favorite Subject: Art; Bookworms, Ski Clubs. JANICE FRANGIONl 60 Baker Street Nickname: Jan; Favorite Quotation: “A clown may be the happiest person 1 know, but deep inside he’s the sad- dest.”; Future Aspiration: College; Chief Failing: Sciences; Red Cross, Belmontian, Italian, Ski Clubs; Soft- baU. SUZANNE FRENCH 1 5 Clover Street Nickname: Suzie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and you cry alone.”; Pet Peeve: One salt shaker in the whole cafeteria; Hobbies: Horseback riding; Bookworms (Pres.), French, Red Cross, Ski Clubs. PHILIP GALGAY 141 Lexington Street Nickname: Phil; Favorite Quotation: “Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimes, an empty pocket’s the worst of crimes.”; Future Aspiration: Tele- phone Company; Favorite Subject: Chef’s class; Favorite Personality: Bob Hope, Hobbies: Cars; Football. EDWARD J. GALVIN 149 Waverly Street Nickname: Eddy; Predict That: Someday there will be peace aU over the world; Fondest Memory: When 1 first came to B.H.S. ; Future Aspira- tion: Draftsman; Blueprint; Track. JANICE C. GARDNER 10 Radcliffe Road Nickname: Jan; Favorite Quotation: “It’s good to have a friend.”; Hobbies: Horseback riding. Sailing, Skiing, Swimming; Favorite Subject: Art; Art (Treas.), Bookworms, Ski Clubs. 101 TERAN LEE GARDNER 329 Cross Street Nickname: Terri; Favorite Quota- tion: “It is better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.”, A Cappella Choir, Debs, Bel- montian. Glee, Jr. I’rench, Latin Clubs. PATRICIA GLYNN 95 Walnut Street Favorite Quotation: “To have a friend is to be a friend.”; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Future Aspiration: Accounting; Home Economics, Red Cross Clubs. CLAIRE GOODWIN 42 Poplar Street Favorite Quotation: “Be friendly.”; Future Aspiration: Secretary ; FavonT Subject: English; Pet Peeve: School; Hobbies: Basketball; Favorite Person- ality: John Wayne; Belmontian, French Clubs. WAYNE GILBERT 64 Pine Street Favorite Quotation: “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths.”; Ski Club; Baseball, Basketball. JOHN GONSALO 190 Claflin Street Nickname: Jack; Future Aspiration: College; Favorite Subject: Human Relations; Pet Peeve: Socks, Hobbies: Dances, Parties; Spanish, Varsity Clubs, Baseball, Basketball. MARI LOU GRANGER 49 Channing Road Favorite Quotation: “Love makes the world go round.”; Chief Failing: Math IV; Suppressed Desire: To be a cop; Never Forget: March 10, 1967; Highpoint, Belmontian, Bookworms (Sec.) Clubs. JOHN R. GREELY 33 Marion Road Nickname: Horace; Future Aspira- tion: To be an MBTA supervisor; Will to BHS: A student lounge; Hobbies; Making models; Favorite Personality; Michael Landon, Varsity Club. JOHN HALEY 8 Pine Street Future Aspiration: College; Will to B.H.S.: To Mr. Wenner: An unbreak- able hockey stick; Hobbies: Street hockey; Latin, Varsity Clubs, Hockey, Soccer. CHRISTINE HALKIOTIS 39 Lorimer Road Nickname: Ch.x ' s Never Forget: Back stage before Shakespeare Presenta- tion; Hobbies: Folk dancing, sewing. Blueprint, Debating, French, Russian (Treas.), Science, Shakespeare Clubs. SHARON A. HAMWEY 45 Carleton Road Favorite Quotation: “Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and you cry alone.”; Never Forget: Chemistry lab; Future Aspiration: Math teacher; Blueprint, Belmontian (Sec.), French, Glee, Latin, Ski Clubs. 102 NANCY D. HANSON 1 8 Payson Road Favorite Quotation: “To love is to live.”; Known For: Art ability; High- point (Art Ed.), Belmontian, Shakes- peare, Ski, Spanish Clubs; Field Hockey. ANN MARIE HARRINGTON 30 Hawthorne Street Nickname: Annie; Favorite Quota- tion: “All truths begin as blas- phemies.”; Hobbies: Sewing, Cook- ing; Chief Failing: Latin; Belmontian, Photography, Shakespeare, Spanish Clubs; Tennis. R. SCOTT HARTFORD 489 Belmont Street Favorite Quotation: “Love is a beau- tiful thing.”; Suppressed Desire: To get away from it all; Will to My red hair; Favorite Subject: Math; Fondest Memory: Junior and Senior years; Soccer (Capt.), Track, Golf. JANET HODGDON 14 Holden Road Nickname: Chicken Legs; Future Aspiration: Vista volunteer; Will to B.H.S.: My brown eyt. Never Forget: L.E.S., E.P.D., and Oscar; Jr. French (Treas.), Red Cross Clubs. GARY HAROIAN 24 Ridge Road Nickname: Hank; Favorite Subject: Math; Chief Failing: English; Future Aspiration : Engineering; Student Council; Football, Track. WILLARD HARRIS 70 White Street Nickname: W Wy Favorite Quotation: “Never say die.”; Future Aspiration: Sports Illustrator; Hobbies: Drawing Known For: My height; Favorite Subject: Art; Chief Failing: Going to school; Football, Basketball. DAVID HARTMAN 38 Prospect Street Nickname: Dave; Favorite Quota- tion: “That’s Ufe!”; Future Aspira- tion: Scientist, Suppressed Desire: To tour France on a bicycle; Favorite Subject: Physics; Cross Country, Track. JOSEPH PATRICK HOLLAND 76 Unity Avenue Nickname: Joe; Never Forget: Double sessions at the Jr. High; Future Aspiration: College; Favorite Subject: History; Spanish, Varsity Clubs; Cross Country, Indoor Track, Spring Track. PETER HOWARD 111 Sherman Street Nickname: Pete; Hobbies: Lobster fishing. Skin diving. Water skiing; Favorite Subject: WioXogy , Never For- get: Chemistry; A Cappella Choir, Glee, Spanish Clubs, Jr. Rotarian. CAROL E. HOWE 4 1 Pearl Street Will to B.H.S.: Corner with fire ex- tinguisher outside 237; Suppressed Desire: To be center for Boston Celtics; Never Forget: Biology with Mr. Holbrook; Belmontian, Book- worms, Spanish Clubs. 103 PATRICE M. HURLEY 3 1 1 Cross Street Nickname: Pat; Favorite Quotation: “How much better it is to weep at joy than to joy at weeping.”; Forum, Red Cross, Science, Sr. French, Ski, Spanish Clubs, Class Play; Basketball, Softball. PATRICIA HUTSON 25 Falmouth Street Nickname: Pat; Favorite Quotation: “Amen 1 say to you, All things what- ever you ask for in prayer, believe that you shall receive, and it shall be done to you.”; Blueprint, Highpoint, Drama, Photography, Russian, Sr. French, Shakespeare Clubs. COLLEEN IGO 299 Waverly Street Favorite Quotation: “Love makes time pass, time makes love pass.”; Future Aspiration: Social Work; Known For: Tremendous Height???; Suppressed Desire: To be a million- aire; Belmontian, Jr. French; Cheer- leading. JO ANNE INFERRERA 95 Beech Street Nickname: Jo-Jo; Chief Failing: Chemistry; Favorite Subject: English; Hobbies: Swimming, Skiing, Horse- back tiding. Suppressed Desire: To go sky-diving, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Clubs. RICHARD W. JACOBS 53 Leicester Road Nickname: Jake; Will to B.H.S.: A new lunch menu ; Suppressed Desire: To graduate; Known For: Craziness; Pet Peeve: Neckties; Never Forget: The entire Class of ’69; Baseball. CAROL JAMESON 323 Waverley Street Favorite Quotation: “Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it.”; Fondest Memory : Mr. Mar- telluci’s cidiSS, Future Aspiration: Col- lege; Belmontian, Glee, Red Cross, Ski (Treas.), Spanish Clubs; Cheerleading. DONALD E. JAMIESON 41 Concord Avenue Future Aspiration: To understand the past; Fondest Memory: A class with Coach Whatley; Suppressed Desire: To lose; Favorite Subject: Psychology; Hobbies: Folk guitar. Summer sports; Chess Club, Student Council. BRUCE JOHNSON 23 Oak Avenue Favorite Quotation: “Just go take the primrose path to the everlasting bonfire.”; Favorite Subject: Spoken English; Hobbies: Painting; Favorite Personality: Pogo; Band, Photo- graphy (Pres.), Shakespeare, Debating Clubs. RONNA JOHNSON 77 Bow Road Nickname: Fubsy, Pickles; Favorite Personality: Rhett Butler; Hobbies: Reading, Sewing, Smoking, Writing; Favorite Subject: English, the easiest one!; Debating, Russian, Sr. French, Shakespeare (Sec.) Clubs. ERNEST KAHANE 93 Sherman Street Nickname: Ernie; Fondest Memory: Beating Winchester to clinch league tennis championship ’68; Pet Peeve: Getting up early; Key, Ski, Spanish, Varsity Clubs; Basketball, Tennis. 104 EDWARD KALAJIAN 14 Lorimer Road Nickname: Ed; Favorite Quotation: “He who rideth upon a camel by day shall sleepeth upon his stomach at night.”; Predict That: A “moment of silence” will never come; Science Club, Blueprint. GAYLE KARPOWICZ 73 Channing Road Favorite Quotation: “Better by for you should forget and smile, than you should remember and be sad.”; Fondest Memory: Double sessions; Belmontian, Bookworms, French, Ski Clubs. ELIZABETH KELLEY 160 Payson Road Nickname: heth. Favorite Quotation: “The day wasted is the one in which we have not laughed.”; Belmontian, Latin (Sec.), Science Clubs, Band, Blueprint; Field Hockey. JAMES KERRIGAN 15 Ash Street Nickname: iake. Favorite Quotation: “Sock it to me.”; Suppressed Desire: Chief of Police; Claim To Fame: Bel- mont Center; Future Aspiration: Law Enforcement Officer; Will To B.H.S.: My can collection; Ski Club. NANCY KIPP 190 Lexington Street Favorite Quotation: “I am con- tinually waiting for a rebirth of wonder.”; Future Aspiration: To know myself and serve my com- munity; Latin, Photography, Shakes- peare Clubs. PETER KAPTAIN 30 Bow Road Nickname: Pete; Favorite Quotation: “Play it by ear.”; Predict That: It will rain on Graduation Day, Fondest Memory: Study hall; Future Aspira- tion: Engineering; Photography, Spanish Clubs. MIRIAM E. KATOWITZ 60 Carleton Road Favorite Quotation: “L’Homme est une bonne chose.”; Chief Failing: Turning papers in on time; Will to All the yearbooks they want; Chess, Shakespeare, Russian Clubs, Blueprint (Ed-in-Chief), Senior Play. MARTHA J. KENNEDY 25 Watson Road Favorite Quotation: “If you would reap praise, sow the seeds; gentle words and useful deeds.”; Pet Peeve: Studies in the cafeteria; Will To B.H.S.: My balky locker; Belmontian, Bookworms, Glee Clubs. GREGORY KESHISHIAN 265 Cross Street Favorite Quotation: “Today well lived makes each yesterday a dream of happiness and each tomorrow a vision of hope.”; Debating, Latin, Russian, Science Clubs, Blueprint, Senior Play; Baseball, Basketball. WALTER KNEELAND 39 Holt Street Nickname: Wally; Favorite Quota- tion: “TeU me about it.”; Will to BHS: My gym uniform and my red socks; Future Aspiration: Teacher; Known For: Mom; Baseball, Foot- ball, Hockey, Soccer, Track. 105 HERBERT KWAN 96 Clark Street Nickname: Herbie; Fondest Memory: Snowball fight during track practice; Never Forget: Playing hockey in track practice; Pet Peeve: Having to go to Modern Problems; Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track. DONALD LANIA 1 22 Beech Street Future Aspiration: To become an air- lines pilot. Favorite Quotation: “Don’t take any wooden nickels.”; Never Forget: When school burnt. Pet Peeve: Getting up to go to school; Senior Class Play; Football. DAVID LAPIERRE 47 Hawthorne Street Pet Peeve: Suitcoats and ties; Future Aspiration: Commercial Artist; Fav- orite Personality: Robert Mitchum; Claim to Fame: My driving. Will to BHS: My English teacher; Known For: My laziness; Ski Club; Football. ROBERT LAPIERRE 47 Hawthorne Street Nickname: Bobby; Known For: Art Ability; Favorite Quotation: “A budding blossom in the springtime could mean disaster on Halloween.”; Art, Ski Clubs, Senior Play; Basket- ball, Cross Country, Football, Track. LORRAINE LAVIN 1 1 1 Oakley Road Favorite Quotation: “Give the world the best you have and the best comes back to you.”; Favorite Subject: Math; Known For: My laugh; Chief Failing: Chemistry; Belmontian, Glee, Science, Spanish Clubs, Blue- print. JAMES LEARY 9 Falmouth Street Nickname: Gab and Jimbo; Favorite Quotation: “A reward of a thing well done is to have done it.”; Pet Peeve: Wearing ties; Future Aspiration: Col- lege; Fondest Memory: 2:30 bell. Will to BHS: My seat in detention. KAREN MARIE LECCESE 30 Walnut Street Favorite Quotation: “You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough!”; Future Aspiration: Teach- ing; Known For: My dimples; Favor- ite Subject: Math; Hobbies: Sewing and cooking. RICHARD N. LEDUC 19 Jonathan Street Nickname: Favorite Quotation: “Never judge one by their color or creed; Judge them as you would judge yourself.”; Future Aspiration: Architecture; Hobbies: Guitars, cars, and Brighams; Ski Club. JOSEPH M. LETTIERE 181 Beech Street Nickname: Joey , Favorite Quotation: “Trust is the key to true friendship.”; Pet Peeve: Conceited people; Chief Failing: U.S. History; Italian, Ski, Spanish Clubs, Student Council; Basketball, Soccer. ROBERT LOCKE 41 Wilson Avenue Nickname: Malato; Favorite Quota- tion: “We want the whole loaf!”; Future Aspiration: To play in the NFL; Known For: Blonde hair; Pet Peeve: Lack of time for lunch; Base- ball, Football, Hockey, Varsity Clubs. 106 KAREN LOMBARD 20 Moraine Street Nickname: Munchie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Flunk now, avoid the June rush!”; I Predict That: The girls’ soft- ball team will eventually win a game; Belmontian, Bookworms, Red Cross, Ski, Varsity Clubs; Softball, Blue- print. MELISSA LOVETT 33 Leicester Road Favorite Quotation: “Life is not al- ways serene, articulate or even logi- cal.”; Future Aspiration: Journalist; Belmontian, Belmont Woman’s, Les Copains, Jr. French, Shakespeare, Ski Clubs, Highpoint. LINDA ANN LYNCH 1 2 Cottage Street Nickname: Lynch; Favorite Quota- tion: “What rage for fame attends both great and small. Better to be damned then mentioned not at all.”; Band, Belmontian, Bookworms, Science, Senior French, Ski Clubs, Blueprint. SANDRA E. MACDONALD 37 Hoitt Road Niekname: Sandie; Favorite Quota- tion: “The only way to have a true friend is to be one.”; Pet Peeve: Rough cafeteria stools; Known For: Talking too fast; Bookworms, Glee (Treas.), Ski, Spanish Clubs. KERIEN MAHONEY 80 Fairview Avenue Future Aspiration: Stewardess; Fav- orite Subject: Business Law; Known For: Jokes; Chief Failing: Bookkeep- ing; Never Forget: Mr. Smith; Hob- bies: Music; Will to Their books; Ski Club. MARIE LOUISE LORUSSO 218 Blanchard Road Favorite Quotation: “AU things work together for good to those who love God.”; Future Aspiration: Private secretary; Hobbies: Singing and Piano; Color Guard (Capt.) Glee Club and Singing Debs; Senior Play. DONNA LYNCH 123 White Street Pet Peeve: Filling these things out. Future Aspiration: Chandler’s; Hob- bies: Horseback riding . Chief Failing: biology. Favorite Subject: French. MARK MACDONALD 17 Holden Road Nickname: Mac; Known For: Sense of humor; Will To B.H.S.: My gym suit; Chief Failing: Physics; Fondest Memory: March 10, 1967, 11 p.m.. Claim To Fame: Intelligence; Suppressed Desire: To be rich; Ski Club. DAVID MAGGIO 4 Dalton Road Favorite Quotation: “When two people argue one shows ignorance.”; Future Aspiration: Broadcasting sports; Never Forget: The burning of BHS; Favorite Subject: English; Known For: Humor. TERRANCE MAHONEY 225 Beech Street Nickname: Terri; Future Aspiration: Business School; Favorite Subject: English; Fondest Memory: Gradu- ation; Chief Failing: yiath. Hobbies: Baseball, Bowling, Fishing, Basket- ball. 107 ANTHONY MANl’RIiDI 50 Baker Street Nickname: Tippy; Future Aspiration: I BI; Fondest Memory: Italian II; Hobbies: Bowling, Golf, fishing. Swimming; Italian, Ski, Varsity Clubs; Baseball, football. DEBORAH T. MARTEL 95 Bay State Road Nickname: Debbie; Favorite Quota- tion: “We are always getting ready to live, but never really living.”; Memory; f ootball rallies; Band, Bel- montian, french. Science, Spanish Clubs, Blueprint. MARGARET MAXWELL 54 Park Rd. PETER McGINTY 16 Cotter Street Nickname: McGint, Favorite Quota- tion: “You can do anything you want, if you try hard enough.”; Fondest Memory: Running in the State Track Meets; Varsity Club; Cross Country (Capt.), Indoor and Outdoor Track, Soccer. CHARLES McCORMlCK 94 Oakley Road Favorite Quotation: “He who never makes mistakes, never does any- thing.”; Hobbies: Golf, skiing, swim- ming; fwlMre Art teacher; Known For: Long hair; Spanish Club; Soccer. GRACIA C. MANGANO 38 Lawndale Street Favorite Quotation: “Even in laugh- ter the heart is sorrowful.”; Future Aspiration: History teacher; Known For: Conservatism, Debating, french, Spanish Clubs, Student Council, N.H.S.; Basketball; Highpoint. ELEANOR M. MAURER 50 Oak Avenue Nickname: EW e; Favorite Quotation: “Look that up in your funk Wag- nalls.”; Fondest Memory: The night I got my “B” jacket; Chief Failing: Lack of patience; Favorite Subject: English; Spanish, Varsity Clubs; Basketball. PATRICIA JULIE McCARTHY 29 Hawthorne Street Nickname: Pat; Favorite Quotation: “faith, unless it has works, is dead.”; Future Aspiration: Missionary work; Suppressed Desire: To retire com- fortably at 21; Art, Bookworms, Spanish Clubs, Blueprint. MARILYN McCORMlCK 70 B Thomas Street Pet Peeve: Study in Science Lecture Hall; Future Aspiration: Telephone Operator; Hobbies: Skiing, Swim- ming, Horseback riding; Chief Fail- ing: Spanish; Favorite Subject: Biol- ogy; Favorite Personality: Bill Cosby. MARK McKINNON 76 Winter Street Favorite Quotation: “All things have their seasons, and in their times all things pass under Heaven.”; Hobbies: Music, Swimming; Tr ti re Aspiration: Public Communication: Favorite Subjects: Chemistry, Physics, Spanish. 108 JUDITH MELKET 56 Springfield Street Nickname: Judy; Favorite Quota- tion: “Love is a bird in a fist, to hold it hides it, to look at it lets it go.”; Future Aspiration: Teacher; Hobbies: Reading, swimming; Belmontian, Science, Shakespeare Clubs, High- point, Pep Squad. DAVID MILLER 69 Waverley Street Favorite Quotation: “The first to answer, the first to be praised.”; Favorite Subject: Math; Known For: Size of family; Never Forget: Mr. Hamel’s lab period; Chief Failing: History; Jr. Rotarian. JULIA MILLER 41 Cedar Nickname: luMe, Favorite Quotation: “All’s whale that ends whale.”; Fondest Memory: Presenting Twelfth Night, Future Aspiration: Studying history, literature, theatre; Glee, Shakespeare, Spanish Clubs. NANCY MINER 61 Brookside Avenue Future Aspiration: Working with foreign languages; Hobbies: Playing guitar, Favorite Subject: French; Never Forget: The Moby Dick Chorale Society; Belmontian, French, Shakespeare, Spanish Clubs. AIMEE MITCHELL 21 Stella Road Favorite Quotation: “People are strange. Judge them not with your eyes, but with your heart.”; Chief Failing: Singing on pitch in Glee Club, Belmontian, Glee, French, Var- sity Clubs, Blueprint (Pers. Tabs Ed.); Basketball, Tennis. JOAN MOLING 383 Marsh Street Favorite Quotation: “Mais ou sont les neiges d’ dinXawT ' , Hobbies: Swim- ming ; Never Forge t: History ; Fondest Memory: Physics lab; Jr. Womens, National Honor Society, Belmontian, Debating, French, Shakespeare Clubs. KAREN MOONEY 50 Frost Road Favorite Quotation: “The virtue of all achievement is victory over oneself. Those who know this victory can never know defeat.”; Bel- montian, Latin, Shakespeare, Ski Clubs, Blueprint, Folk Workshop. EILEEN MOREY 6 Payson Road Pet Peeve: Monday mornings; Future Aspiration: Happiness; oAA es. ' Con- tour drawing; Suppressed Desire: To be me; Chief Failing: Pride; Shakes- peare, Ski, Spanish, Chess, Drama Clubs, Folk Workshop. PAUL D. MOORE 27 Bartlett Avenue Favorite Quotation: “Live for today, for tomorrow may never come.”;F«- ture Aspiration: To achieve both success and contentment; Favorite Subject: American History; N.H.S., Spanish Club. THOMAS J. MORIN 25 Worcester Street Nickname: The Hawk; Favorite Quo- tation: “Someone with a personality of truth is someone that will make a good friend.”; Favorite Subject: Art, math; Art, Italian, Photography Clubs. Blueprint. 109 JOHN M. MORRISSEY, JR. 52 Bay State Road Nickname: Jay; Favorite Quotation: “I am the God of hell fire.”; Hob- bies: Skiing, swimming; Favorite Sub- ject: History; Drama, Ski Clubs; Cross Country. EVAGRIO MOSCA 103 Beech Street Nickname: Vag; Favorite Quotation: “No goal is too high.”; Future Aspiration: Biologist, Hobbies: Coin collecting, sketching; Favorite Sub- ject: Math, German, Varsity Clubs; Track (Co-Capt.). KAREN P. MOSSMAN 53 Foster Road Nickname: Moss; Favorite Quota- tion: “Worry is a thin stream of de- feat trickling tlirough the mind.”; Future Aspiration: Art teacher; Favorite Subject: Art; Art, Bel- montian, French, German, Ski Clubs. ALICEMARIE MURPHY 1 1 Prospect Street Nickname: MWe, Favorite Quotation: “Words hurt immeasureably but silence breaks the heart.”; Future Aspiration: Elementary school teacher; Glee, Belmontian, Photog- raphy, Science, Ski Clubs. DAVID MURPHY 50 Oliver Road Nickname: Danny; Favorite Quota- tion: “Think what you want, you have to live with your thoughts.”; Hobbies: Water skiing; Future Aspira- tion: Air Force; Favorite Subject: Trigonometry. CANDACE MURRAY 1 0 Grove Street Nickname: Candy; Future Aspira- tion: X-Ray Xechnician, Favorite Sub- ject: Psychology; Hobbies: Sewing, skating, swimming; Favorite Person- ality: Dean Martin; Ski, Spanish Clubs. i . ■ i PAMELA ANN NOLAN 72 Long Avenue Nickname: Pam; Future Aspiration: Journalism; Known For: Lack of height; Art, Belmontian, Bookworms, Drama, French, Latin and Glee Clubs, Singing Debs, A Capella Choir, Highpoint. EDWARD MURPHY 54 Lexington Street Nickname: Murph; Future Aspira- tion: Happiness; Pet Peeve: School; Favorite Personality: Steve McQueen; Suppressed Desire: Physical Educa- tion; Basketball, Football. SOLANGE NEUERBERG 34 Dundonald Road Hobbies: Stamp collecting, volley- ball, riding, swimming. Fondest Mem- ory: My years in Ethiopia; Favor- ite Subject: Italian; Never Forget: “Tomorrow and tomorrow and to- morrow . . . ”; Suppressed Desire: To fly; Chess Club, Tennis. CHARLES J. NYMAN 41 Richardson Road Nickname: Charlie; Pet Peeve: Foreign languages; Favorite Person- ality: Ken Harrelson; Future Aspira- tion: Air Force; Known For: Scoring cheap soccer goals; German and Var- sity Clubs; Soccer and Indoor and Outdoor Track. 110 MELANIE MARIE O’BRIEN 1 1 Ash Street Suppressed Desire: To travel; Fav- orite Personality: Richard Harris; Hobbies: Art, reading; Pet Peeve: Monday morning; Never Forget: The days at the Junior High; Glee and Red Cr oss Clubs (Sec.). JOSEPH O’CONNOR 21 Dalton Road Nickname: Monk; Favorite Quota- tion: “Men to command; Women to obey.’’; Pet Peeve: Detention; Pre- dict That: Class of ’69 will live for- ever; Hobbies: Woodwork; Never Forget: Mrs. Mosley; Student Coun- cil; Football. DENISE M. O’HARE 22 Hillside Terrace Known For: Ability to get along with others; Fondest Memory: Shakes- peare Plays; Never Forget: I.S.D.; Hobbies: Guitar, horseback riding, swimming; Shakespeare, Spanish Clubs. ELAINE ELIZABETH OHANNESSIAN 53 Chester Road Nickname: Lanee; Future Aspiration: Teacher; Favorite Subject: English; Suppressed Desire: Writer; Hobbies: Reading and swimming; Chief Fail- ing: Math; Spanish, Bookworms and Red Cross Clubs. TIMOTHY O’LEARY 40 Worcester Street Favorite Quotation: “A man has to live with himself, and he should see to it that he always has good com- pany.’’; Future Aspiration: Admiral of the 7th Fleet; Never Forget: Mrs. M.os ey , Favorite Subject: English. JOHN OLIVERI 1 1 Broad Street Nickname: OWie, Favorite Quotation: “No matter how thin you slice it, it’s stiU bologna.’’; Never Forget: The fire; Italian, Varsity Clubs; Football, Track. VIRGINIA D. ORCUTT 103 Long Avenue Nickname: G ' mny, Hobbies: Dancing, acting, skiing, swimming; Will to B.H.S.: My “speech”; Chief Failing: Math; Future Aspiration: College; Belmontian, Glee, Latin, Ski (V.P.), Varsity Clubs; Cheerleader (Co-Capt.), Volleyball. RICHARD PAPIA 93 Bartlett Avenue Favorite Quotation: “1 doubt it.”; Pet Peeve: Hot classrooms; Will to BHS: New detention room; Future Aspiration: Business ' KorXi, Hobbies: Guitar, tape recording, bowling, art; Favorite Subject: English. FRANCIS PAPALIA 366 Lake Street Nickname: Frank; Favorite Quota- tion: “The sky is the limit, so no- thing is impossible to a willing heart. There is only one success- to be able to spend your life your own way.”; Shakespeare Club. JOSEPHINE PARATORE 1 1 Ivy Road Suppressed Desire: Nurse; Chief Fail- ing: }A3iXh, Hobbies: Sewing, Favorite Subject: Italian; Nickname: Jo; Favorite Quotation: “Above all, to thine own self be true.”; Future Aspiration: Secretary; Belmontian, Ski Clubs. Ill MARI I- PARATORE 142 Chilton Street Hobbies: Music; Favorite Subject: English; Future Aspiration: Teacher; Chief Failing: Math; Belmontian, Bookworms, I ' rench, Glee, Ski Clubs, Senior Play. WAYNE PARSEGHIAN 70 Douglas Road Favorite Quotation: “Don’t ever miss something you’ve never had.’’; Hobbies: Water skiing, swimming; Favorite Subject: Music; A Cappella Choir, Shakespeare Club. PAMELA PERETTI 325 Common Street Nickname: Pam; Favorite Quotation: “Don’t put off for tomorrow what you can do for today.’’; Future Aspiration: Nurse; Hobbies: Sailing; Science, Spanish Clubs, Blueprint. n SUSAN PIERCE 9 Clyde STreet Favorite Quotation: “You have to believe in happiness, or happiness never comes.”; Nickname: Shag; Fu- ture Aspiration: College; Hobbies: Sewing, Music,; Pet Peeve: B.H.S.; Art, Latin Clubs. MATTHEW P. PETTINATO 45 Trowbridge Street Nickname: Natta; Favorite Quota- tion: “Never on a Sunday.”; Hob- bies: Bowling, cards, pool; Future Aspiration: College; Fondest Memory: Chefs class, Italian Club; Football. PHILIP PIRELLO 59 Selwyn Road Nickname: Phd; Never Forget: Mr. Burke’s math class; Known For: Being good natured; Future Aspiration: Math; Pet Peeve: Pop quizzes. Forum, Key, Ski, Spanish Clubs, Highpoint. ANDREW PIZZl 43 Pine Street Nickname: Andy; Hobbies: Basket- ball, football; Fondest Memory: I- talian class; Favorite Subject: Bi- ology; Chief Failing: Latin; Never Forget: Mr. Veneri; Basketball. FREDERICK PIZZI 34 Chesnut Street Nickname: Freddie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Man is bom free, but every- where is in chains.”; Fondest Mem- ory: Patty Barbo’s 9th grade party; Future Aspiration: College; Baseball, Football, Track. SUSAN PLAKAS 67 Sherman Street Favorite Quotation: “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.”; Fondest Memory: Patty Barbo’s 9th grade party; Belmontian, Latin, Red Cross, Ski, Spanish, Var- sity Clubs; Cheerleading. DEBORA LEE PORTER 58 Lewis Road Nickname: Charlie; Favorite Quota- tion: “It’s an experience.”; Hobbies: Sewing; Fondest Memory: Students at BHS; Favorite Subject: English; Pet Peeve: People talking too much; Belmontian, Red Cross Clubs. 112 WENDY JEAN POWELL 49 Gilbert Road Chief Failing: Typing; Known For: Not doing homework; Will to More freedom on dress and action; Never Forget: The Future Aspir- ation: Airline stewardess; Glee Club. I ROBERT PRESTl 69 Chester Road Suppressed Desire: To play end on football team; Future Aspiration: Science; Pet Peeve: Lunch; Will to New speaker system, Itahan, Varsity Clubs; Indoor and Outdoor Track, Soccer. RICHARD PRICE 48 Dalton Road Nickname: Rick; Future Aspiration: Architect; Favorite Subject: Math; Chief Failing: Foreign languages; Forum, Key, Ski Clubs; Soccer, Spring and Winter Track. ROSEMARY QUARANTO 15 Exeter Street Nickname: Rose; Pet Peeve: Home- work; Future Aspiration: Hairdresser; Will To B.H.S.: Locker; Favorite Sub- ject: English; Favorite Quotation: “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” STEPHEN QUIGLEY 1 8 Woodland Street Nickname: Quig, Favorite Quotation: “School is now dismissed”; Pet Peeve: Two people using one locker; Suppressed Desire: To enjoy a school lunch; Favorite Personality: Don Rickies; Forum, Ski Clubs; Basket- ball, Football. NANCY ANN RANIERI 143 Sycamore Street Fondest Memory: The fire on March 10, 1961 Pet Peeve: To talk and fool with friends in class; Never Forget: My learning to drive in Driver’s Ed. Class; Belmontian, Bookworms, Red Cross Clubs, Blueprint. MARTIN RICHMAN 219 Beech Street Known For: Friendly personality; Never Forget: Our school lunches; Predict That: Belmont will never be the same after our class leaves; Hobbies: Weight lifting; Favo ' ite Personality: Pat Paulsen. RICHARD RAMSEY 69 Taylor Road Favorite Quotation: “Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing.”; Favorite Subject: History; Boy’s State, Jr. Rotarian, N.H.S., Key, Var- sity Clubs; Student Council; Football (Capt.), Baseball. ROBERT REILLY 2 Thayer Street Nickname: Riles; Favorite Person- ality: Bill Cosby; Fondest Memory: Mr. Hamel’s chemistry labs, I Predict That: Belmont High will get a new gym; Future Aspiration: College; Will to B.H.S.: My teachers; Baseball. I DIANE RICKER 78 Stults Road Suppressed Desire: Roller skate in the corridors; Pet Peeve: Cafeteria studies; Never Forget: French HI; Favorite Subject: English; Belmon- tian, Bookworms, Spanish Clubs. 113 DIANE MARIE RIZZO 172 Lexington Street Nickname: Di; Claim to Fame: His- tory Play, Sophomore year; Book- worms, I ' reneh, Glee, Italian, Shake- speare Clubs, Prom Committee, High- point. ROSEMARY RUSSO 36 Francis Street Favorite Quotation: “Live now for tomorrow may never come.”; Future Aspiration: Art School; Hobbies: Sewing, art, driving; Art, Belmontian, Bookworms, Red Cross Club. RICHARD SACCA 22 Baker Street Nickname: Spud; Favorite Quota- tion: “Wanna bet?”; Pet Peeve: Work; MU to B.H.S.: My ED. Card; Future Aspiration: Pilot; Hobbies: Fishing, cars; Chief Failing: Biology; Never Forget: The burning of the high school. JUDITH SALTMARSH 28 Baker Street Nickname: Judie; Favorite Quota- tion: “A smile is an inexpensive way to improve your looks.”; Pet Peeve: People who interfere in the affairs of others; Will to B.H.S.: My absent notes; Future Aspiration: Teacher. JANET SAMUELSON 62 Marlboro Street Niekname: Jan; Future Aspiration: Computer Programming; Pet Peeve: Tests on Friday; Favorite Person- ality: Paul Newman; Never Forget: French with Mrs. Mezzacappa; Bel- montian, Jr. French, Sr. French Clubs. ANN MARIE ROMKEY 31 Cushing Avenue Favorite Quotation: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.”; Pet Peeve: 600 yard dash; Future Aspiration: Medical secretary; Will To B.H.S.: My gym suit; Chief Failing: Math; Never Forget: First day at B.H.S. MARK RYAN 249 Waverley Street Favorite Quotation: “1 will do my best-that is all I can Ao.”-, Pet Peeve: Dress Code; Will to B.H.S.: Messy locker; Future Aspiration: Elec- tronics; Hobbies: Ham Radio; Basket- ball. JAMIL JOSEPH SALFITY 61 Lexington Street Nickname: Jim; Predict That: The new B.H.S. will not be finished by 1970; Future Aspiration: To become an engineer; Hobbies: Swimming, stamp collecting; Chess, Ski Clubs. STEPHEN SALVATO 28 Randolph Street Nickname: Steve; Favorite Quota- tion: “It’s not the age, it’s the mileage.”; Hobbies: Boats, drums, organ; Never Forget: B.H.S. fire; Fu- ture Aspiration: College; Football, Track. ROBERT SARGENT 2 York Road Nickname: Sarge; Favorite Quota- tion: “Another? day of? school?”; Pet Peeve: Homework; Will To B.H.S.: My books; Future Aspira- tion: Business school; Hobbies: Sports, stamp and coin collecting; Basketball. 114 JOAN SAUTER 21 Blake Street Favorite Quotation: “Even as the strings of a lute are alone tough they quiver with the same music.”; Field hockey; Band, Stage Band, Blueprint, Latin, N.H.S., Shakespeare. JAN M. SAWICKI 102 Longmeadow Road Favorite Quotation: “Smile and the world smiles with you; cry and you cry uXone. , Future Aspiration: Legal Secretary; Fondest Memory: Trip to Expo in 1967; Favorite Subject: English; Belmontian Club; Color Guard. DEBORAH ANN SCEARBO 69 Hammond Road Nickname: Debs; Favorite Quota- tion: “When you’re down and out baby, you’re down and out.”; Will to Torn book bag; Future Aspiration: To fly; Favorite Subject: Art; Italian Club. NANCY E. SCHNEIDER 7 1 Oliver Road Favorite Quotation: “Look for today, because yesterday is only a memory and tomorrow but a vi- sion.”; Art, Belmontian, Bookworms, French, Forum, Glee, Shakespeare, Ski, Spanish Clubs, Highpoint, Blue- print (Personal Tabs Ed.). SANDRA SEGAR 61 Payson Road Nickname: Sandy; Favorite Subject: English; Favorite Personality: Tommy Smothers; Hobbies: Sewing, playing guitar, piano, trumpet; Band, German, Glee, Ski Clubs. CHRISTINE SHARKEY 58 Dalton Road Nickname: Spooky; Favorite Quota- tion: “Sadness is not of things that are or were, but of things that might have been.”; Hobbies: Skiing, Swim- ming; Future Aspiration: Teacher; French, Ski, Spanish Clubs. CAESAR PETER SENECA 65 Beech Street Nickname: Peter; Hobbies: Reading; Folkworkshop, Photography, Shake- speare, Spanish Clubs, Student Coun- cil; Football. LENORE SHARRINO 31 Rutledge Road Favorite Quotation: “All’s fair in love and war.”; Pet Peeve: Being called Lisa; Suppressed Desire: To Uve in California; Bookworms, Art, Drama, French, Glee, Italian Club; Highpoint. LISA SHARRINO 31 Rutledge Road Favorite Quotation: “Smile; God loves you.”; Pet Peeve: Being called Lenore; Will To B.H.S.: Gym suit and sneakers; Art, Belmontian, Book- worms, Drama, French, Glee, Spanish Clubs, Highpoint (Feature Ed.). CAROLINE SHAW 18 Shean Road Claim To Fame: Make-up crew of Shakespeare Club plays; Favorite Personality: Jesse James; Favorite Subject: World History; Belmontian, Drama, Photography, Russian, Shake- speare, Senior French Clubs. 115 GERALDINE SHEA 1 72 Wavcrlcy Street Nickname: Geri; Favorite Quotation: “Wet Ducks never fly at niglit.”; Never Forget: My senior year; Fet Peeve: White socks; Junior Erench, Ski, Spanish Clubs, Student Council; Chcericading. CLAIRE SHERIDAN 67 Hurd Road Nickname: Red; Pet Peeve: Getting up early; Future Aspiration: To be married; Will To A pack of matches; Fondest Memory: Eridays, Known For: Laugh; Chief Failing: Being on time; Bookworms, Ski Clubs. KATHLEEN V. SHEA 66 Towbridge Street Nickname: Kathy; F ' avorite Quota- tion: “Truth is beauty.”; Pet Peeve: Oral reports; Will To My books, Future Aspiration: Nurse; Hobbies: Skiing, Skating, Boating; Fondest Memory: Sewing class. MARY SHOWMAN 76 Common Street Nickname: Molly; Favorite Quota- tion: “Nihil sine musica.”; Future Aspiration : Historian; Hobbies: Music, photography; Blueprint, Band, Chorus; Latin, Photography, Shake- speare Clubs, Singing Debs; Field Hockey. GLORIA JEAN SHUSHAN 50 Payson Terrace Favorite Quotation: “All the world’s a stagy.” Known For: Musical ability; Blueprint, Highpoint, Belmontian, Bookworms, Drama, French, Glee, Shakespeare, Spanish Clubs, Singing Debs, Choir. WILLIAM SlMONETTl 258 Concord Avenue Nickname: Bill; Favorite Quotation: “Love is all around us.”; Future Aspiration: Teaching; Hobbies: Cars, fishing, amateur stereo hi-fi equip- ment; Band, Spanish Clubs, Student Council, Baseball. LORI SORREL 46 Country Club Lane Favorite Quotation: “The light which puts out eyes is darkness to us . . . there is more day to dawn. The sun is but a morning star.”; Debating, Junior French, Latin, Photography, Senior French, Shakespeare, Ski Clubs, Folk Workshop. MARIA E. SOURIS 9 Houghton Road Nickname: Twin; Favorite Quota- tion: “Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst.”; Will to B.H.S.: My gym uniform; Future Aspiration: Nursing ; od Wes.’ Swimming, fishing, traveling; Blueprint, Latin, Science Clubs. MARLENE G. SOURIS 9 Houghton Road Nickname: Twin; Favorite Quota- tion: “Live and let live.”; Will to B.H.S.: My wonderful masterpieces to Mrs. Sanderson; Future Aspira- tion: t mse, Hobbies: Traveling, fish- ing, collecting foreign dolls; Blue- print, Latin, Science Clubs. MYRNA SPECTOR 6 Scott Road Favorite Quotation: “A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins.”; Future Aspiration: Elementary School teacher; o6 ) es.’ Piano; Blue- print, Belmontian, Bookworms, French, Glee, Science, Ski, Spanish Clubs. 116 RICHARD STABILE 90 Washington Street Nickname: Dicky; Favorite Quota- tion: “Time will pass, will you?; E’er Peeve: Homework, Known For: Complete insanity; Hobbies: Guitar, water sports; Baseball, Basketball, Soccer. RINER STEINHOFF 52 Scott Road Favorite Quotation: “Be kinda casu- al.”, Pet Peeve: Homework; Will to : All of my neckties, Hobbies: Flying; Fondest Memory: Karen Zou- lek; Chief Failing: School ; Never For- get: B.H.S.; Favorite Subject: Study hall. STEVEN L. STEPANSKY 32 Staunton Road Nickname: Steve; Favorite Quota- tion: “Never put off until tomorrow what you can do toddcy.”; Pet Peeve: Miss Cook’s long reading assignments. Chief Failing: Chemistry; French, Latin Clubs, Baseball. JOAN STRAZZULA 154 Washington Street Nickname: Strazz; Favorite Subject: Social Studies; Pet Peeve: Busywork and trivia tests; Hobbies: Playing the guitar and stock market; Folk Work- shop, Junior French, Senior French, Shakespeare Clubs. GEORGE E. STOKINGER 29 Long Avenue Nickname: Stoke; Favorite Quota- tion: Fleyl”; Future Aspiration: To be a success. Favorite Subject: Eng- lish; Known For: My blond hair; Will to BHS: My old gym suit. Photog- raphy, Ski Clubs. MELVIN STREIM 21 1 Belmont Street Nickname: Mclv; Favorite Quotation: “To have life one must live life.”; Favorite Subject: English; Favorite Personality : William Buckley; Hobbies: Tape recording; Forum, Science Clubs; Basketball, Soccer. EDWARD M. SULLIVAN 12 Harriet Avenue Nickname: Sul; Favorite Quotation: “Fm sure to go to Heaven, because I’ve already served my time in Hell!”; Hobbies: Radio, 1 N .; Future Aspira- tion: Success in life; Pet Peeve: School lunches; Baseball, Basketball. J. DONNELL SULLIVAN, JR. 30 Newcastle Road Nickname: Jay, Favorite Quotation: “Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.”; Will To B.H.S.: Desk in 240; Future Aspiration: Architect; Hobbies: Swimming; Never Forget: Lunch; Football. JOSEPH SULLIVAN 33 Gale Road Nickname: Sully; Favorite Quota- tion: “All great men are dying; 1 don’t feel so hot myscli. ;Pet Peeve: School lunches; Hobbies: Coins, girl watching; Future Aspiration: College; Track, Baseball, Basketball. JAMES K. SULLIVAN 121 Hammond Road Nickname: Sully; Favorite Quota- tion: “Friendship is Love without his wings.”; Pet Peeve: Boredom; Will to B.H.S.: Belmont Center and the dum- my from the rally; Ski Club; Basket- ball. 117 ROY M. SWAIN 28 Westiund Road Favorite Quotation: “The road of life is full of many potholes.”; Future Aspiration: Mathematician or Mete- orologist; Chief Failing: College Boards; Favorite Subject: Math; Jun- ior Rotarian, German, Latin Clubs. PATRICIA SWEENEY 62 Lewis Road Nickname: Trisha; Favorite Quota- tion: “Fie who hesitates is lost.”; Hobbies: Swimming, sewing. Future Aspiration: Airline Stewardess, Pet Peeve: Monday mornings; Blueprint, Belmontian, Bookworms, Home Eco- nomics, Red Cross Clubs. STEPHEN SYMONDS 30 Knox Street Favorite Quotation: “Keep in touch with yourself.”; Fondest Memory: School burning; Chief Failing: Mr. O’Connor’s math class; Favorite Per- sonality: Don Rickies; Favorite Sub- ject: Biology; Hockey. WILLIAM TIPPING 175 White Street Nickname: Bill; Fondest Memory: Graduation; Future Aspiration: Teac- her; Forget: High School Fire; Claim to Fame: My baseball games; Suppressed Desire: To travel; Base- ball. MARGARET TODD 14 Partridge Lane Nickname: Maggot; Known For: My glasses; Favorite Quotation: “Bianca was an idiot.”; Pet Peeve: Gym; Fu- ture Aspiration: Teaching English; Chief Vestal Virgin of the Latin Club, Shakespeare Club. JOANNA TORREY 3 Indian HiU Road Nickname: ]oey Favorite Quotation: “It is a barren kind of criticism which tells you what anything is not.”; Favorite Subject: Personal Typing; French, German, Glee, Shakespeare Clubs. CAROLINE TERRASI 68 Bartlett Avenue Nickname: Carol; Pet Peeve: Gym; Never Forget: Junior third period study; Chief Failing: Typing; Sup- pressed Desire: To get out of gym; Future Aspiration: Accounting; Jun- ior Red Cross Club. LESLIE A. TITUS 34 Grandview Avenue, Watertown Nickname: Al; Favorite Quotation: “You only get out of a thing what you put into it.”; Hobbies: Hunting, camping; Favorite Subject: Math; Future Aspiration: Mechanical En- gineer. RONALD TOMMASINO 23 Underwood Street Nickname: Ronnie; Favorite Quota- tion: “I wish school didn’t exist.”; Known For: Coronet 500; Future Aspiration: U.S. Air Force; Favorite Subject: Art, Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Never Forget: Day school burned down. DIANE P. TOSCANO 210 Waverly Street Favorite Quotation: “You’ve only got one life to live, live it the way you want.”; Pet Peeve: U.S. Army; Will To B.H.S.: My absence; Hobbies: Collecting stuffed animals; Favorite Subject: English. 118 MICHAEL TOTAGRANDE 79 Davis Road Nickname: Mike; Known For: Punc- tuality; Will to A warehouse full of composition paper; Fondest Memory: Being in the band; Favor Ye Subject: English; Art, Shakespeare Clubs, Highpoint. JANE ELIZABETH TRYON 101 Stults Road Favorite Quotation: “He who kills time often murders opportunity.”; Fondest Memory: Senior year and graduation; Pet Peeve: Term papers. Chief Failing: Math; Bookworms (Treas.), Red Cross, Home Econom- ics, Belmontian Clubs. STACEY TSAIRIS 49 Sharpe Road Favorite Quotation: “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose.”; Future Aspiration: Medi- cal technology; Band, Belmontian, Latin, Science (V.P.), Spanish Clubs, Stage Band, Blueprint. DEBORAH A. URCIUOLO 52 HuU Street Nickname: Debbie; Favorite Quota- tion: “Without love, laughter, and friendship, there is nothing to live ioi. ' , Future Aspiration: Accounting; Home Economics, Italian, Red Cross Clubs; Softball. MARK DAVID VALLON 225 School Street Nickname: Val, Favorite Quotation: “Young women, they know not what they have.”; Claim to Fame: My side burns; Known For: Scientific mind; Future Aspiration: Biochemical Engi- neering; Activities: Rocket, Science Clubs; Football. PAUL E. VASIL 15 Wellesley Road Favorite Quotation: “Aw shucks, if my Daddy could see me now.”; Will to My Playboy tie tack; Known For: Clothes, Pet Peeve: Get- ting a haircut; Chief Failing: la n- guages; Future Aspiration: Account- ing and Law. FREDERICK VILLARS 55 Orchard Street Nickname: Fred; Favorite Quotation: “Workers of the world unite!”; Known For: Height; Future Aspira- tion: To be an individual; Camera, Latin, Shakespeare Clubs, Math Team. E. JANET WADDEN 45 Vincent Avenue Pet Peeve: Third lunch; Known For: Lack of ability in softball; Future Aspiration: Teaching, Fondest Memory: Football rallies; Never For- get: Chemistry; Highpoint (Adver- tising Ed.), Ski, Varsity Clubs. NANCY K. WADDEN 45 Vincent Avenue Pet Peeve: Closed dances; Future Aspiration: Computer programming; Suppressed Desire: To drive a truck; Predict That: Eric will be President of the U.S.A.; Belmontian, Red Cross Clubs. PRISCILLA ANNE TRUESDALE 15 Hill Road Nickname: Pris; Will to B.H.S.: Gym suit; Fondest Memory: October 4; Favorite Subject: English; Chief Fail- ing: Wiology , Hobbies: Tennis, skiing, painting, writing; Future Aspiration: Teaching; French, Latin Clubs. 119 LINDA J. WAITE 2 Cherry Street Favorite Quotation: “Do unto others as you would have done unto your- self.”; Pet Peeve: Chemistry; Will to Daily gossip column; Aspiration: Nurse; P ' ondest Memory: This past rally; Latin, Ski Clubs, Drum Majorette. FREDERICK M. WALKER, JR. 1 17 Pine Street Nickname: Rich; Known For: J.V. sports; Chief Failing: Spanish; Favor- ite Personality: Steve McQueen; Claim to Fame: Flunking typing; Never Forget: The fire; Spanish Club; Basketball, Soccer, Track. ANNE WALDEOGEL 47 Statler Road Future Aspiration: Social Worker; Hobbies: Reading, skiing; Fondest Memory: The ski trip; Belmontian, Forum, Glee, Latin, Ski, Spanish Clubs, Blueprint; Tennis. ROBERT WASSERMAN 141 Watson Road Nickname: Bob; Pet Peeve: Monday morning tests; Future Aspiration: Law; Hobbies: Water sports, land sports; French, Shakespeare, Spanish Clubs; Highpoint; Baseball, Basket- ball. MARGARET M. WATTERS 105 Channing Road Nickname: Meredith; Fef Feeve. ' The 600 and getting up in the morning; Hobbies: Guitar, singing, dancing; French, Latin, Varsity, Debating Clubs, Blueprint, Dance Committees; Basketball, Softball, Tennis. DENNIS WEED 13 Marlboro Street Favorite Quotation: “Cogito, ergo sum.”; Will to B.H.S.: The Dress Code (you can have it); Future Aspiration: Scientist, Hobbies: Gui- tar, Reading; Never Forget: Joel’s stupid questions; Latin, Science Clubs. MARGIT WENDT 37 Oakley Road Nickname: Mchen; Hobbies: Knit- ting, sailing, sewing, skiing, swim- ming; Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning; Known For: Eating too much; Never Forget: My flight to West Germany; Belmontian Club. ROBERT WESSON 3 1 Oak Avenue Nickname: Wes; Favorite Quotation: “To each his own.”; Will to B.H.S.: One good lunch; Future Aspiration: Become President of General Motors; Varsity Club (Treas.); Basketball. PAMELA WESTCOTT 36 Harriet Avenue Nickname: Pam; Favorite Quotation: “Is that right?”; Pet Peeve: 7th peri- od study; Hobbies: Tennis, Favorite Personality: Robert Culp. LAURA WHIPPLE 35 Elizabeth Road Nickname: LoUy; Favorite Quota- tion: “Reality is good for kicks once in a while, but don’t let it get you down.”; Art, Camera, Debating, Dra- ma, Shakespeare, Spanish Clubs, Folk Workshop, Blueprint, N.H.S. 120 PHILIP WHITEZELL 74 Brighton Street Nickname: Crout; Favorite Quota- tion: “Live and let Uve.”; Will To 3000 white rats-dead ones; Fondest Memory: Class of ’69; Favorite Subject: Science; Favorite Personality: Jimmy Hendrix; Pet Peeve: Our Library. JANET M. WILLIAMS 65 Louise Road Nickname: Jan; Pet Peeve: Tuesday afternoon baton practice; Will to Baton; Chief Failing: Shy- ness; BeLmontian, Bookworms, Glee, Ski, Spanish, Varsity Clubs. JOSEPH WINN 35 Myrtle Street Nickname: Jay; Pet Peeve: Umpires; Will To B.H.S.: My class dues; Claim To Fame: First base man of ’68 re- cord setting baseball team; Sup- pressed Desire: To be a State Champ in baseball, Latin, Spanish, Varsity Clubs. LAWRENCE C. WOLFE 76 Tobey Road Favorite Quotation: “If liberals had feathers. Gee! What a hunter I would be.’’; Will to B.H.S.: A machine cap- able of duplicating the voice of Ed- ward Everett Horton, for P.A. announcements; Known For: Sick humor; Science (Pres.) Club. BARBARA WYMAN 295 Marsh Street Future Aspiration: College; Hobbies: Reading, Records, Talking; Never Forget: Reading Moby Dick and Wal- den Pond in Mrs. Cummins’ class; Latin (Treas.), Photography, Russian, Shakespeare (Costumes) Clubs. SUSAN LEE WHITTIER 61 Old Middlesex Road Nickname: Sue; Favorite Quotation: “The world is but a stage.’’; Future Aspiration: Fashion Coordinator; Chief Failing: Gullability; Hobbies: Sewing, knitting, piano, ballet. Art (V.P.), Belmontian, Latin, Shakes- peare Clubs. PAUL R. WILLIAMS 22 Thayer Road Nickname: Little Yuppa; Favorite Personality: Peter Sellers; Fondest Memory: Winning a baseball game for Mr. McBain; Future Aspiration: At- tend college; Chief Failing: Typing; Ski, Varsity Clubs; Baseball, Basket- ball. ROBERT J. WINN 53 Louise Road Nickname: Bobby; Future Aspira- tion: To live; Pet Peeve: Vociferous ignorance; Will to B.H.S.: The lunch menu written in French; French, Key, Latin, Ski Clubs; Math. Team, Student Council; Vice-Pres. of Class. JEAN WONG 10 Thayer Street Nickname: Jeanie; Pet Peeve: Being called Marilyn or Jenny; Will to B.H.S.: 2 new saxophones and a 100 piece band; Belmontian, German (Corr. Sec.) Latin (Treas.), Science (Treas.) Clubs; Band, Stage Band, Blueprint. HARRIET VERONICA YACUBIAN 52 Tobey Road Future Aspiration: Teaching; Sup- pressed Desire: First co-ed at Dart- mouth; Never Forget: Smelly girls’ gym; Favorite Quotation: “Talking comes by nature ; silence by wis- dom.’’; Belmontian, Bookworms, Ski, Spanish Clubs. 121 JENNY YEE 277 Belmont Street Nickname: Ah yen na; Favorite Quo- tation: “What shall 1 do now?”; Favorite Subject: Math; Will to My sewing necdXes, Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, sewing. TYLER R. YOUELL 10 Townsend Road Nickname: Yuppa; Known For: Be- ing big; Qaim to Fame: My fat ties with flowers; Pet Peeve: Getting slapped in the face for no reason; Activities: Varsity (Pres.), Spanish (Treas.) Clubs; Basketball, Football, Track. WENDY ZIMMERMAN 124 Payson Road Nickname: Wen; Will to Tons of school spirit; Hobbies: Music, reading, swimming, water skiing; Known For: Large pocketbooks; Bel- montian. Bookworms, Glee, Home Economics, Spanish Clubs, Senior Play, Singing Debs, Blueprint. MARILYN M. YEE 1 1 Jacob Road Favorite Quotation: “We judge our- selves by what we feel capable of doing, while we judge others by what they have already done.”; Favorite Subject: Math; Belmontian, German, Glee, Science, Varsity Clubs, Blue- print, Tennis. PAUL A. ZAPPALA 565 Marsh Street Suppressed Desire: Be the President of the U.S.A.; Favorite Subject: Math; Pet Peeve: Homework; Favorite Personality: Bill Cosby; Fondest Memory: The Vise, Hobbies: Cars; Football. JAMES RUDDOCK 39 Flett Road Nickname: Jimmy; Favorite Quota- tion: “There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.”; Pet Peeve: Wrestling; Never Forget: High School fire; Favorite Subject: Gym. NANCY HALE 30 Selwyn Road Pet Peeve: Monday morning; Will to B.H.S.: My cast; Future Aspiration: Secretary; Hobbies: Horseback riding; Fondest Memory: School fire; Chief Failing: History; Favorite Subject: English; Suppressed Desire: To be happy. DAVID FREDD 49 Lincoln Street Nickname: Dave; Favorite Quo- tation: “Don’t do today what you can always put off until tomorrow.”; Future Aspiration: Medicine; Favor- ite Subject: Biology; Latin, Spanish, Varsity Clubs; Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis. JAMES NELSON 21 Weber Road Nickname: Jim; Favorite Quotation: “To be or not to be.”; Favorite Sub- ject: Modern Problems; Never For- get: Mr. Stone; Hobbies: Machinery; Chief Failing: English; Pet Peeve: Cars; Known For: Attendance. FRANCIS McDonough 13 Davis Street Nickname: Frank; Favorite Quota- tion: “Fm sure to go to Heaven be- cause I’ve already served my time in Hell.”; Hobbies: Cars, hikes, Favorite Subject: History; Will To B.H.S.: My bike to Driver’s Ed. KEVIN FRANK 1 8 Goden Street Favorite Quotation: “1 saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness, starving, hysterical, naked,”; Future Aspiration: To be as great a beaureaucrat as those who went before me; Shakespeare Club. 122 Chris, Denise, and Karen carry on the school spirit in the rain. Bill pours at the Senior Banquet. Tippy scans Belmont in the news. View of school hbrary. Color guard prepares for halftime. “Columbus” makes the scene! 123 Directory BAND page 38 Front: S. Westin, T. Chuda, P. Dohanian, J. Sauter. Row 2: J. Carter, M. Frost, G. Mosteller, P. Bozoian, P. Rich mond, C. Gustafson, S. Segar, R. Flax, J. Wong. Row 3: S. Tsairis, D. Martel, B. Johnson, R. Green, R. Manuel, J. Emens, D. Papia, G. Narinian, D. Krah, P. Curley. Back: J. Burns, A. Rowe, A. Kummel, H. Gordon, G. McNeill, M. Showman, S. Faunce, J. Shamon. COLOR GUARD page 39 Front: S. Parnell, M. Lorusso, L. Ktona. Row 2: N. Eastman, C. Palmer. Row 3: B. Demore, D. Burke. Row 4: J. Colaluca, A. McGrath. Back: R. Murphy, S. Morse. DRUM MAJORETTES page 39 Front: R. Strazzula, L. Lynch, A. Clark, D. DeCicco. Row 2: L. Betts, S. Williams. Row 3: L. Waite, J. Chapman. Back: J. Williams, K. Cannon. FORUM CLUB page 40 Front: K. Cannon, D. Brown, C. Broner, J. Sullivan, J. Allen, W. Falkson, G. Mangano, D. DeCicco, R. Swain, A. Clark. Row 2: P. Nolan, C. Christou, D. Ciavati, M. Granger, M. Days, R. Strazzul la, A. McCrensky, M. Cronin, J. Maloof, J. Lavine, M. Sloane, S. Levitz, Mr. Carey. Back: P. Hurley, G. Karpowicz, R. Winn, H. Goldstein, S. Quigley, G. Haroian, G. McNeill, M. Streim, D. Fraiman, P. Pirello, J. Chapman, C. DiBiase, A. Waldfogel. SKI CLUB page 40 Picture I — Front: M. Coakley, J. Wadden, K. Lombard, C. Jameson, W. Falkson, G. Orcutt, S. Segar, N. Bates, K. Mahoney, C. DiBaise. Row 2: M. Spector, R. Flax, C. Murray, M. Paratore, P. Nolan, A. Waldfogel, L. Waite, G. Karpowicz, D. Denneen, M. Granger, J. Frangioni, D. Ciavati, P. Hurley, N. Wadden. Back: R. Winn, J. Morrisey, J. D ' Andrea, R. LeDuc, M. MacDonald, G. Ayres, G. Stokinger, E. Kalajian, D. LaPierre, E. Gallagher, R. Price, J. Salfitti. Page 41 Picture 2 — Front: A. Murphy, S. Dayton, P. Doherty, M. Kennedy, S. MacDonald, L. DeStefano, B. Demetre, L. Lavin, N. Hansen, S. Hamwey. Row 2: Miss Slater, C. Christou, R. Strazzulla, K. Cannon, J. Williams, C. Sharkey, S. Plakas, A. McKrensky, D. DeCicco, L. Lynch, D. Brown, J. Caruso, J. Paratore, J. Garabedian, M. Brennan, G. Shea. Back: H. Ya- cubian, A. Mitchell, J. Gardner, D. Coombs, K. Mossman, E. Gallagher. P. Seneca, P. Perillo, D. Fraiman, L. Christie, S. French, S. Faunce. SKI CLUB page 41 Picture 3 — Front: G. Campbell, S. Chisholm, D. Aveni, P. Eaves, J. Saltmarsh, D. Abrano, C. Carr. P. Barbo. Back: D. Ferraccane, T. Manfredi, G. Haroian, W. Gilbert, E. Kahane, D. Ramsey, P. Firenze, J. O’Conner, D. Connors, S. Quigley, J. Olivrei, J. Lettiere. SR. FRENCH I page 42 Front: L. Sorell, E. Hamburger, A. Clark, G. Gensler, J. Barad, L. Padis, S. Hartunian, S. Neuerberg, N. Miner, M. Coakley. Row 2: J. Finnerty, J. Garret, M. Contos, P. Jame- son, J. Maloof, M. Sloane, H. Gogek, E. Marino, P. Najarian, D. Marson, N. Bloomfield, N. Zakarian, Mrs. Lord. Back: V. Barss, M. Young, G. Mosteller, C. Demirjian, C. Zarella, L. Matz, N. Green, D. Zecchino, S. Hamwey, C. Jamieson, S. Dunnett, N. Stone, J. Costa. SR. FRENCH H page 42 Front: R. Hecht, E. McGirr, N. Jameson, D. Spatola, S. Bloomdahl, K. Mayzel C. Broner, D. Patsiades, S. Brown. S. Rubin. Row 2: A. Hecht, P. Covert, L. Bedig, R. Dorr, C. Bindman, D. Krah, K. Ahearn, K. Tagerman, N. Allen, J. Albro, G. Miniter, S. Carty, A. McGrath. Back: E. Typrowicz, K. (J’Connell, G. Karpowicz, S. Zebley, S. Naulty, J. Zebley, C. Latsey, M. Cone, N. Haber-Schaim, C. Villars, J. Ellowitz. B. Murray, J. Dutra, E. Cone, V. Buckley, L. Shepard. GERMAN CLUB page 43 Front: K. Mossman, K. Bernheimer, J. Torrey, J. Wong, H. Goldstein, A. Clark, B. Cone, L. Typrowicz, S. Chisholm, S. Segar. Row 2: R. Kitsis, D. Krah, P. Whittier, E. Peterson, E. Swiderski, M. Cone, D. Dewing, B. Glickman, S. Kantor, P. Curley, L. Neilson, M. Yee, M. Rynne, M. Cronin, Mr. Penta. Back: R. Pitta, R. Alfred, S. Sackel, L. Baker, T. Engel, E. Mosca, D. Aronson, C. Nyman, R. Swain, D. Fang, C. Gustaf- son, J. Patt, R. Dorfman, R. Green, D. Dreyer, J. Morrison. RUSSIAN CLUB page 44 Front: M. Najarian, J. Emens, C. Halkiotis, L. Wolfe, L. Goldenberg, H. Skilling, G. Gensler, D. Fraiman. Back: M. Katowitz, R. Johnson, D. Zecchino, B. Wyman, J. Seder, K. Allen, I. Laxa, E. Hermanson, A. Lindgren, J. Raide, Miss Weingarten, Absent; R. Hecht, R. Dorr. LATIN CLUB page 45 Picture I — Front: M. Todd, G. Keshishian, M. Sadagursky, M. Baker, L. Wolfe, F. Villars, B. Finigan, J. Wong, E. Kelley, P. Nolan, S. Levitz. Row 2: J. Terlemezian, S. Rubin, G. Qrcutt, C. Christou, R. Smith, D. Sahagian, T. Seder, M. Showman, M. Young, C. Tracy, R. Freedman, S. Whittier, E. Barry, M. Souris, M. Souris. Back: P. Truesdale, M. Sloane, R. Strazzula, R. Kitsis, S. Wetmore, G. Fruggiero, K. Haffer, G. Akillian, C. Vilars, G. Hildebrand, J. Samuelson, D. DeCicco, K. Mooney, N. Todd, P. Donovan, K. Mayzel. Picture 2 — Front: P. Winn, M. Najarian, T. Makdisi, J. Amon, T. Green, C. Broner, V. Buckley, S. Faunce, R. Swain. Row 2: Mrs. Riel, E. Delaney, B. Delandis, M. Panasuk, L. Hughes, K. Boundy, C. Crowell, H. Skilling, L. Matz, J. Costa, N. Stone, M. Rynne, Miss Keating. Back: L. Gomes, R. Sullivan, A. Wong, S. Garber, R. L.aFrance, I. Kligerman, J. Rappaport, D. DiGiovanni. VARSITY CLUB page 46 Picture 1 — Front: A. Mitchell, J. Wadden, R. Wesson, I. Boghigian, T. Youell, P. McGinty, K. Doyle, H. Kwan, M. Hurley. Row 2: S. Plakas, D. Urciuolo, C. Bella, P. Doherty, S. Williams, A. Clark, P. Hurley, L. Waite, P. IJohanian, M. Yee, K. Lombard. Back: D. Dreyer, J. Burns, E. Mosca, J. Holland, S. Hartford, T. Chuda, C. Nyman, J. Haley, S. Blan- chette, R. Locke, A. Manfredi, J. Gonsalo. Picture 2 — Front: J. D’Andrea, F. Gonzalez, G. Orcutt, D. Aveni, L. Sakakeeny, E. Burke, R. Watters, B. Demetre, K. Cannon. Row 2: R. Norris, J. Sauter, E. Kelley, E. Typrowicz, S. Fargo, L. Castellon, J. Williams, L. Lynch, E. Maurer. Back: R. Presti, J. Greeley, T. Feeley, D. Fredd, E. Kahane, R. Ramsey, J. Oliver!, D. Conners, J. Winn. STUDENT COUNCIL page 47 Front: D. Levis, R. Egan, N. Jameson, G. Forsythe, Mr. O’Donnell, R. Winn, C. Christou, L. Padis, J. Mahoney. Row 2: H. Goldstein, J. Patt, D. Giovanni, J. DiPietro, S. Sullivan, P. Boundy, J. Seneca, J. Miller, B. Steinberg, D. Cohen. Back: A. Parsons, D. Jameson, K. Levis, F. Papalia, R. Alfred, B. Murphy, S. Sullivan, R. Swain, J. Barad, R. Presti, J. D’Andrea, M. Buker, J. Ananian. 124 BELMONTIAN CLUB page 48 Picture I — Front: B. Delandis, V. Orciitt, P. Eaves, S. Ham- wey, P. Curran, C. Bella, D. Brown, A. Harrington, G. Shu- shan, D. Rizzo. Row 2: M. Lovett, A. Clark, D. Abrano, J. Samuelson, E. Kelley, R. Freedman, A. Waldfogel, J. Melket, M. Yee, L. DiBenedetto, P. Nolan, C. Shaw, J. Wong. Back: P. Curley, L. Lynch, N. Bloomfield, K. Mooney, D. Porter, R. Strazzulla, S. Segar, C. Christou, H. Yacubian, M. Brennan, I. Boghigian, P. Hurley, C. DiBiase. Picture 2 — Front: D. Ciavati, J. Frangioni, C. Howe, K. Lom- bard, J. Chapman, B. Demetre, S. Faunce, M. Coakley, P. Dohanian. Row 2: Mrs. Playstead, C. Igo, J. Sauter, S. Fitz- gerald, A. Murphy, Mrs. Johnston, S. Chisholm, A. McCren- sky, L. Destephano, R. Flax, Miss Kearney. Back: N. Ranieri, G. Karpowicz, J. Allen, N. Miner, D. DiPietro, C. Goodwin, D. Martel, S. Tsairis, M. Showman, J. Emens. BOOKWORMS CLUB page 49 Picture I — Front: P. McBride, C. Demirjian, P. Sweeney, D. Ciavati, S. French, M. Baker, J. Tryon, L. DiBiase, S. Dun- nett. Row 2: J. Zarrella, J. Costa, N. Stone, A. O’Laughlin, M. Coakely, S. Naulty, S. Faunce, D. Pacidos, E. Brown, C. Cobuzzi, J. Finnerty. Back: D. Abrano, E. Cornel, G. Shushan, W. Zimmerman, D. Cohen, J. Garrett, P. Eaves, B. Delandis, P. Barbo, L. DiBenedetto. Picture 2 — Front: L. Sharrino, M. Spector, R. Flax, C. Howe, K. Lombard, C. Bella, P. Doherty, J. Caruso, J. Pearson. Row 2: C. Igo, C. Terrasi, M. O’Brien, L. Sharrino, D. Ricker, M. Brennan, N. Bloomfield, P. McCarthy, M. Kennedy. Back: R. Russo, G. Boyages, M. Weiland, L. Sakakeeny, S. White, C. Broner, B. Finigan, M. Sloane, K. Sheridan. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB page 50 Front: J. Barad, R. Egan, A. Lindgren, S. Wetmore, D. Dewing, B. Johnson, J. Strazzula, L. Dromey, A. Harrington, P. Seneca. Row 2: J. Emens, L. Neilson, A. Murphy, B. Steinberg, D. Ciavati, N. Kavanaugh, D. Gallagher, S. Coe, P. Hutson, J. Seneca, L. Sorrel, C. Shaw, N. Kipp, R. Dorr, B. Cone, S. Rubin, Miss Weingarten. Back: B. Wyman, E. Hermanson, M. Showman, W. Kipp, S. Sackel, S. McNaught, R. Manuelian, G. McNeil, G. Stokinger, T. Morin, M. Cone, C. Halkiotis, M. Katowitz. ITALIAN CLUB page 51 Front: S. Williams, L. Sharrino, S. Fabiano, R. Contini, D. DiPietro, E. Purciello, D. Rizzo. Row 2: F. DiMascio, K. DiPietro, J. Garrett, J. Santoro, P. Barbo, A. DiMascio, A. Fruggiero, J. Paratore, J. Frangioni, S. Kapraillaw, L. Di- Benedetto, A. Rapucci. Back: R. Manfredi, R. Castagno, M. Pettinato, R. Sacca, J. Richards, R. Badessa, T. Morin, J. Lettiere, C. Matteo. SPANISH CLUB page 51 Picture 1 — Front: M. Barron, R. Flax, M. Spector, H. Yacu- bian, I. Boghigian, D. O ' Hare, T. Youell, C. Sharkey, D. Abrano, C. Howe. Row 2: J. Miller, L. Waite, J. Williams, P. Peretti, E. Maurer, V. DeMilia, S. MacDonald, P. Hurley, P. Curran, A. Harrington, G. Shushan, D. Aveni, C. Carr, S. Dayton, Mr. Martellucci. Back: R. Wasserman, J. Holland, P. Moore, F. Pizzi, R. Doe, C. McCormick, P. Pirello, J. Winn, R. Wesson, J. Gonsalo. Picture 2 — Front: A. Mitchell, L. Sharrino, M. Coakley, P. Doherty, B. Gahan, L. Whipple, S. Plakas, L. DeStefano, N. Hansen, A. Brown. Row 2: W. Zimmerman, N. Miner, D. Brown, D. Ricker, A. Waldfogel, J. Caruso, G. Mangano, A. McCrensky, G. Shea, P. Dohanian, Mr. Martellucci. Back: D. Connors, E. Kahane, E. Morey, S. Chapman, L. Lavin, D. Martel, S. Tsairis, P. Aalerud, W. Carlson, D. Fredd. NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY page 52 Front: J. Molino, R. Freedman, E. Barry, A. Clark, F. Villars, J. D’Andrea, R. Winn, W. Falkson, P. Beck, J. Ellowitz. Back: Mr. Fisher, G. Mangano, J. Sauter, E. Kelly, L. Wolfe, M. Showman, P. Moore, G. Keshian, D. Weed, G. Forsythe, J. Emens, K. Frank, N. Kipp, R. Strazzula, L. Sorrel, E. Ham- burger. CHESS CLUB page 53 Front: M. Katowitz, R. Carter, E. Barry, G. Quinn. Row 1: H. Spatz, L. Bedig, L. Matz, B. Glickman, J. Hall, D. Weed. FOLK WORKSHOP page 53 Front: A. Harrington, S. Pierce, L. Whipple, L. Matz, P. Seneca, J. Strazzulla, B. Glickman, M. Case, V. Buckley, L. Bedig. Row 2: Miss Weingarten, E. Barry, S. Boyle, K. Mooney, P. Hutson, M. Morrissey, A. Freiberg, M. Cronin, J. Seneca, L. Nelson, R. Watters, S. Segar, S. Rubin, G. Gensler, D. Dewing, P. McBride. Row 3: E. Dromey, H. Goldstein, M. Cone, P. Covert, D. Scearbo, C. Halkiotis, E. Cone, E. Piranino, R. Dorr, E. Morey, B. Finigan, G. Bedrosian, G. Akillian, S. Kantor. Back: E. Hermanson, B. Johnson, F. Paplia, G. McNeil, B. Murphy, R. Carter, R. Dorfman, T. Moris, G. Ayres. SCIENCE CLUB page 54 Front: E. Kalajian, T. Chuda, G. Keshishian, D. Martel, L. Wolfe, S. Tsairis, J. Wong, J. Mahoney, B. Murphy. Row 2: J. Sauter, N. Bloomfield, P. Perretti, A. Murphy, M. Souris, M. Souris, R. Freedman, M. Yee, M. Barron, R. Flax, M. Spector, E. Barry. Row 3: R. Khederian, D. Krah, D. Hayward, H. Gogek, E. Swiderski, G. Narinian, K. Cannon, L. Padis, V. Barss, P. Bozoian, L. Lynch, P. Hurley, C. DiBase, M. Young. Back: M. Najarian, T. Makdisi, G. McNeill, P. Dorfman, M. Sadagursky, D. Weed, K. Van Uitert, M. Streim, M. Vallon, R. Manuelian, S. Sackel, H. Spatz, R. Kitsis, E. Peterson. JR. RED CROSS page 54 Front: L. Pintre, J. Frangioni, C. Bella, D. Carey, N. Romano, M. O’Brien, L. DiBenedetto, J. Tryon. Back: J. Santoro, M. Ruggeri, D. Rogon, C. Cobuzzi, M. Erickson, K. Hayes, L. Aronson, C. Terrasi, S. Corcoran, M. Capezio. KEY CLUB page 55 Picture I — Front: S. King, R. Khederian, W. Boyle, R. Ford, M. Chrusz, P. Aalerud, B. Murphy, I. Kligerman. Back: M. Abelman, G. Boyajian, W. Parseghian, W. Auffinger, D. Frai- man, T. Youell, D. Levis, D. Hansen, A. Hintlian, P. Pirello, R. Price, S. Salvato, J. Harvey. Picture 2 — Front: Mr. Corrigan, R. Presti, R. Winn, D. Col- lella, W. Carlson, J. Cook, D. Rosen, R. Norris, T. Chuda. Back: C. Gustafson, R. Carlson, G. Snyder, R. Egan, R. Badessa, J. Shamon, J. Ellowitz, E. Mosca, D. Fraiman, S. Fabiano. ART CLUB page 56 Front: D. Ciavati, B. Burke, P. McCarthy. Row 2: Mrs. San- derson, R. Bedessa, S. Whittier, R. Elliott, J. Garnder, K. Mossman, Mr. Mulford. Row 3: S. Pierce, V. DeMilia, G. Shushan, D. Rizzo, M. Celi, E. Purciello, C. Tracy, L. Di- Benedetto. Back: L. Sharrino, R. Russo, G. Boyages, S. Blom- dahl, K. Anderson, C. Palmer. STUDENT HANDBOOK page 57 Front: S. Naulty, J. Strazzulla, C. Halkiotis, L. Matz, E. Barry. Back: M. Katowitz, B. Murphy, R. Badessa, Miss Weingarten. MIRAGE page 57 Front: G. Gensler, K. Bernheimer, J. Berio, R. Johnson, C. Gustafson, P. Bozoian, E. Piraino. Back: S. Rubin, V. Barss, M. Cone, J. Zebley, S. Naulty, S. Zebley, L. Goldenberg, Miss Rigaud. 125 Directory SHA KESPEA RE CLUB page 5 8 Eroiii: T. Hngel, J. Molino, G. Gensler, N. Zakarian, R. Al- fred, J. Barad, H. Gogek, S. McDermott, 1.. Matz, J. Emens, F. Villars, M. Showman. Raw 2: J. Zebley, K. Bernheimer, E. Barry, L. Shephard, L. Wolfe, J. Berio, E. Moory, P. Dohanian, 1.. Baker, P. Beck, A. Kummel. Bock: R. Wall, F. Papalia, J. Miller, H. Kornfeld, N. Haber-Schaim, K. Frank, S. Rubin, M. Katowitz, C. Giistavson, J. Seder, S. Hartiinian, Miss Rigaud, B. Steinberg, E. Hermanson, J. Maloof, E. Cone, J. Chapman, C. Halkiotis, N. Kipp, K. Mooney, S. Zebley, FI. Goldstein. HIGIIPOINT page 60 Eront: M. Lovett, P. Curley, G. Mangano, D. Brown, R. Strazzulla, L. Sharrino, D. DeCicco, J. Wadden, R. Flax. Row 2: Mrs. Morrissey, D. Rizzo, D. Cohen, B. Finigan, G. Shushan, M. Baker, J. Allen, K. Cannon, G. Akillian, R. Manuelian, E. Cornel, E. Hamburger, L. Bedig, C. Broner, Mr. Martellucci. Back: P. Richmond, S. Sackel, P. Kaptain, A. Kummel, W. Carlson, B. Johnson, R. Morrison, J. Sullivan, N. Miner, E. Piraino, G. Gensler, P. Bozoian. BLUEPRINT page 62 Picture I — Eront: E. Barry, M. Katowitz. Picture 2 — Eront: J. Sauter, N. Schneider, A. Mitchell, C. Bella, E. Barry, Mrs. Sanderson, M. Katowitz, J. Emens, L. Wolfe, S. Fargo. Picture 3 — Eront: N. Haber-Schaim, N. Kipp, S. Zebley, R. Badessa, J. Zebley, E. Kalagian, B. Elliott. Picture 4 — Eront: C. Broner, E. Hermanson, L. Padis, L. Wolfe, J. Emens, D. Martel, J. Wong, R. ALfred. BLUEPRINT page 63 Picture 2 — Eront: D. Carey, M. Yee, J. Allen, N. Schneider, Miss Johnson, A. Mitchell, D. Rizzo, M. Case, M. Coakley, P. Dougherty. Row 2: M. Souris, J. Williams, P. Hurley, S. FJam- wey, L. Lavin, L. Lynch, M. Spector, R. Flax, R. I reedman, L. DeStefano, M. Souris. Picture 3 — Eront: P. McCarthy, Miss Burke, A. Clark, N. Bloomfield, G. Karpowicz, A. Waldfogel. Picture 5 — Eront: Row 1: C. Bella, B. Demetre, Miss Johnson, M. Barron. Row 2: K. Lombard, P. Sweeney, I. Boghigian. Picture 6 — Eront: S. Tsairis, P. Peretti, J. Sauter, M. Show- man, D. Martel. Picture 7 — P. Dohanian GLEE CLUB page 64 Picture I — Eront: G. Shushan, D. Aveni, G. Akillian, P. Dohanian, T. Gardner, N. Jameson, M. Spector, G. Gensler, J. Saltmarsh, R. Flax. Row 2: L. Lavin, B. Demetre, A. Mitchell, S. Fargo, E. Dromey, J. Williams, M. Kennedy, W. Powell, S. Hamwey, C. Coil, N. Zackarian. Back: E. Brown, M. Baker, S. Kantor, D. Carey, C. Carr, J. Talamazian, B. DeMore, A. Waldofgel, A. Murphy, V. Barss. Picture 2 — Eront: S. Boyle, M. Lorusso, S. Segar, R. Strazzual, M. Hurley, P. Eaves, P. Nolan, D. DeCicco, K. Cannon, P. Curley. Row 2: E. Marino, S. Levitz, S. Carty, A. Reppucci, M. Paratore, K. Murphy, S. Miller, B. Hansen, L. Castellon, A. McGrath, D. Breedlove, L. Sharrino. Back: P. Doherty, J. Albert, P. Curro, J. Cura, M. Case, M. Sacca, L. Bedig, K. O ' Connell, C. Latsey, S. Parnell, M. Coakley. SINGING DEBS page 65 Eront: P. Nolan, M. Hurley, M. Lorusso, J. Talmazian, P. Eaves, T. Gardner, G. Shushan, B. Finigan, M. Showman. EOOTBALL page 76 Eront: M. Pizzi, J. Sullivan, P. Hatton, M. Pettinato, J. Oliveri, G. Haroian, J. O ' Connor, E. Murphy, S. Romanowski, W. Burns, S. Blanchette. Row 2: R. Sacca, C. Brangwynne, R. Ryan, J. Conn ors, T. Feeley, J. Sillivan, J. Conley, R. Ramsey, W. Harris, T. Youell, J. Needham, P. Forand, C. Gangas, C. Cicalis, R. Grande, S. Quigley, A. Manfredi. Back: R. Di- Giovanni, R. DeStefano, J. Sullivan, H. Boghigian, R. Con- nley, R. McDevitt, F. Pizzi, W. Ruane, S. Donovan, R. Canina, R. Delacey, R. Mahoney, J. D’Andrea, S. O’Neil, J. Burns, D. Kerrigan, E. Hamwey, R. Arrigo, H. Greeley, R. Hall. CROSSCOUNTRY page 78 Eront: J. Holland, R. Kelly, P. .McGinty, R. Chennette, F. Gonzalez. Row 2: D. Aronson, D. Hartman, A. Battle, J. Tryon, H. Streim. Back: Mr. Seaman, R. Markussen, D. Fang, T. Engel, K. Levitz, R. Pitts, K. Van Oitert. SOCCER page 79 Eront: J. Harvey, M. Silva, A. Morang, J. Mahoney, A. Padis, P. Winn, M. Streim, S. Hartford, S.abounjian, R. Hecht, S. Fishman, C. Bindman, R. Price, R. Cotter. Row 2: W. Free- man, J. Sullivan, F. Minasian, D. Hayward, J. Cook, R. Blanchette, D. Malenka, J. Feeley, R. Norris, W. Boyle, G. Forsythe, J. Winn, C. Mateo, R. Brennik, S. King. Back: Coach Russell, A. Hintlian, R. Freeman, C. Nyman, R. Egan, A. Parsons, J. Morrison, R. Walker, D. Conners, W. Auffinger, R. Winn, R. Stabile, J. Caccamo, W. Falkson, M. Chrusz, P. Schlictin, R. Presti, A. Dutra, B. McKenny, Coach MacBain. BASKETBALL page 80 Eront: M. Chrusz, J. Gonsolas, R. Walker, T. Youell, R. Wes- son, F. Gonzalez, J. D’Andrea. Back: G. Forsythe, W. Gilbert, J. Sullivan, J. Conley, W. Harris, E. Sullivan, P. Williams, A. Dutra, M. Ryan, Mr. McGuirk. GIRLS ' HOCKE Y page 82 Picture I — Eront: S. Bloomdahl, E. Kelley. Row 2: R. Dorr, P. Donovan, D. Dewing. Back: J. Albert, J. Harrington, A. Hecht, M. Morrissey. Picture 2 — Eront: V. Barss, C. Ebinger. Row 2: N. Kavanaugh, J. Albro, E. Oberbeck, G. Mosteller. Back: E. Marino, E. McGirr, P. Bozoian, N. Allen, D. Albert. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL page 83 Picture I — Eront: P. Donovan, S. Fargo, I. Boghigian, P. Doherty, A. Mitchell. Rote 2: K. Lombardi, M. Contos, M. Contos, M. Hurley, L. Sacckeeny, K. Doyle, J. Wadden. Picture 2: S. Feerman, G. Stockwood, P. Boundy, K. Bar- makian, S. King, C. Koundajkian, K. O ' Connell, B. Demore, J. O’Connor. INDOOR TRACK page 84 Eront: D. Hartman, J. Holland, R. Presti, H. Kwan, V. Mosca, D. Conners, S. Salvato, C. Cicalis. Row 2: Mr. Seaman, R. Markussen, D. Fang, B. Murphy, P. McGinty, S. Hartford, J. Winn, R. Canina, D. Lania. 3: M. Najarian, A. Parsons, J. Rappaport, P. Chennette, D. Dryer, J. Tryon, R. Pitts. Back: D. Fraiman, K. Allen, H. Streim, K. ' Van Uitert, C. Nyman. HOCKEY page 84 Eront: J. Caccamo, J. Haley, R. Cotter, W. Kneeland, R. Locke, K. Emery, S. Simmons, S. Blanchette. Roiv 2: Mr. Viglirolo, B. Freeman, D. Levitz, J. Sullivan, A. Hintlian, B. Johnson, J. Fitzgerald, K. Levitz, Mr. Crowley. Back: P. Hat- ton, J. Kennedy, M. Silva, K. Karpowicz, G. Snyder, J. Mar- tin, R. Freeman. 126 Patrons Mr. Mrs. J. Henry Aalerud Doctor Mrs. Sumner Fredd Mr. Mrs. Herbert M. Allen Mrs. G. L. Foster Mr. Mrs. Russell C. Badessa Mr. Mrs. Lawrence A. Games Jr. Mr. Mrs. J. Griffith Barry Doctor Mrs. Walter Gensler Mr. Mrs. Harold H. Bloomfield Jr. Mrs. William M. Granger Mr. Mrs. Robert Boghigian Mr. Mrs. L. G. Greene Mr. Mrs. Charles Broner Mr. Mrs. James F. Haley Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Brown Mr. Mrs. James G. Halkiotis Mr. Mrs. James H. Burns Mr. Mrs. Jacob Hamburger C. K. 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