Belmont Hill School - Belmont Hill School Yearbook (Belmont, MA)

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VVENTWOBTII HUNTINGTON BARNES 166 Grand Avenue, Englewood, New jersey Robin Age: 18 Entered: 1944 Crew: '46, '50 Second Team Football: '50 Dramatic Club: '50, '51 Biile Club: '48, '49, '50 Yearbook Editorial Board: '51 Do you like the food, private? Ecet if. ' ROBERT STANLEY BLACKLOVV 100 Leonard Street, Belmont, Mass. Bob Blackie Age: 16 Entered: 1945 College: Harvard Basketball: Manager '50, '51 Football: Manager '50 Clee Club: '46, '48, '49, Accompanist '50, '51 Rifle Club: '47 Sextant Board: Sports Editor '51 Yearbook Editorial Board: '51 Latin Prize: '48 Biology Prize: '49 Chemistry Prize: '50 Karen Lee Burroughs Music Award: '51 Sextant Poetry Prize: '51 Honor Society: '46, '47, '48, '49, '50, '51 junior Scholarship Medal: '48, '49 Senior Scholarship Medal: '50, '51 Cum Laude Society: '50, '51 Summa Cum Laude Noi No! My wugfs much I1f'tter.

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mittee directed its recruited helpers in prep- aration for the prom which was only twelve hours away. At ten thirty on Friday morning our graduation exercises took place. YVe were honored to have the Reverend Mr. Francis B. Sayre, of the class of 1982, and recently ap- pointed Dean of the Washington Cathedral, to give the principal address. We were saddened by Mr. Hamilton,s announcement that Mr. Turnbull and Mr. Fisher are leaving the faculty. Their contributions as educators and friends will not soon be forgotten. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton were hosts to the class and their guests at a supper dance that evening. This generous gesture made our fx an-Q1-11 final day together one of lasting enjoyment. The prom followed the dinner, and good sup- port by the whole school made the dance a great success. The parties at Bob Ward's and Harv Smitlfs were the scenes of our farewells. Much of this history has been facetious, purposely so, but as we part and wend our separate ways in a new era of our lives, we take with us the thought which our Head- master, Mr. Hamilton, quoted from Robert Frost: The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.

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CHILTON SHEPABD CABOT 6 Clement Circle, Cambridge, Mass. Tony Age: 18 Entered: 1947 College: Harvard Football: '50 Glee Club: '49, '50, '51 Yearbook Photography Board: Chairman '51 Oh hell! TBUMAN SNELL CASNER 24 F ieldmont Road, Belmont, Mass. Tru Cas Age: 17 Entered: 1943 College: Princeton Football: '48 Hockey: '50, Captain '51 Athletic Council: President '51 Student Council: '48, '50, Treasurer '51 Disciplinary Committee: Secretary '50 VVork Squad: '51 Yearbook Board: Editor-in-Chief '51 Art Prize: '48 Harvard Club Book Prize: '50 Honor Society: '43, '48, '49, '50, '51 Cum Laude Society: '50, '51 Magna Cum Laude Funny, funny.