Belmont High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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As I walk down the empty corridors of our Senior Hall for the last time, I can not help but to become a bit nostalgic. My thoughts cruise back through all the things we have done together. And as our final moments at BHS fleetingly pass, I feel it is only fitting that I make a quick reference or two to some of these times we have spent together. How about the Paragon Park Trip, 1 982 ... I hope you all made it back to Belmont safely. Then again, how would I know! Of course there was our Donkey Basketball Game, 1 983, in which people and animals alike made asses of themselves — typical. (However, we did have a great sanitation crew . . . right BB, TC, DL?) The 1 983 Prom at the Boston Park Plaza was “Truly” the best one BHS has ever had. Although we probably should have hired that crew of girls in our class (Cha, CG, AP, PM, KM) to be our band and entertainment! And who can forget our three SkiWknds . . . Remember 1 983? It was a beautiful sunny afternoon that we set out on our 2 PM departure . . . or was it 8PM? There was talk of camping out at the flagpole that year, but we made it! I forgot to thank whoever pulled the 3AM fire alarm when asked to by the Ramada Inn and Concord Police Dept. Well, in 1984 we were world travellers, (oh, no!). I believe we left our mark on Canada, que voulez-vous? I don ' t know whether to mention some of our dances, raffles, “sales”, or wet T-shirt contests, (Oh, I mean car washes!), but let ' s be grateful for our Fifties Day, rescheduled on about fifty different days. And we can be proud of the Winter Carnival and Semi-Formal which we now leave in the hands of future BHSers. AJ, Pomer and Falv will remember 1 983 . . . the case of the borrowed U-Haul and run away trees, right? 2