Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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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

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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

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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