Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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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

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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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Mr. Robert D. Sullivan Mathematics Dept. Chairman; Mathematics Varsity Club; Golf Mathematics Mr. David J. O’Connor Mathematics 16 Mr. Edmund J. Burke Mathematics