Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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As the last moments of our lives at Belmont High School fleetingly pass, we will hold tight to the memories. No one ever dreamed these years would pass so quickly. We are leaving a time in our lives which we can never recapture but one which is never to be forgotten. It is impossible for anyone to calculate the immense changes in the Class of 1977 during four years. 2

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Anyone would have difficulty determining an area of our lives untouched by the experience of high school. The first and foremost change is we have increased our knowledge through our education at Belmont High School. We have matured a great deal in every way but especially in our behavior and in matters of taste. Our sense of judgment has grown to a capacity where we can no longer be referred to as children. This new sense of judgment is accompanied by entirely different attitudes towards life. We have incorporated new ideas into our value systems. The one change which encompasses all is a newly-developed sense of awareness. Through all that has happened to us, we are now tremendously more aware of ourselves and one another. We have learned to utilize our senses to derive more from all areas of life. Very simply, this se nse of awareness has made us more intel- ligent human beings. The people we have come to be during these years are the foundations of the people we will be for the rest of our lives. After all our learning there are still many ques- tions which are answerable only in time. If we could determine our futures, life would not be the same. We are forced to wait and wonder. But everything will become less mysterious and more secure if, in- stead of waiting, we use every resource possible to work for a world of reason and understanding. If this is possible, our futures will, inevitably, be bright. Eileen Murphy