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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

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VVe wish to extend our deepest thanks and admiration to him for the won- derful leadership and inspiration he has given all of us while we have been at Belmont Hill. 4- Jacnfzfy H IL u L A 51 IUA, O 7 K QUE 23 51 QQOQIJ Ro , - f qi .JL 2 5 I at -- m FACULTY F1rs'tRou Mr Jenncy Mr Ilumnorz Mr Tog.,nL-rx Mr Mwnell Mr Ihnnlton Mr lunk Mr Dun can Mr qanyer Mr Vhlley Srronrl Rou Mr Snnth Mr Croke Mr Keller Mr Morton Mr Wm ht Rows Mr Lanxner Mr Gregg Mr 'Nelson Mr Vhxlworth Mr iowpertlm nie 'Vlr 'Vlooro Nfr Nlwtl age Mn G V5 F KELLER Semor .Masler 6 Mr. Tuplin, Mr. Howland, Mr. Tibhetts, Mr. Downes, Mr. Humphries. Third Row: Mr. Aloian, Mr ln, . ,.. ,. .. ,.. ,., ,.., . s jr X V J' , ' ar 4 my A A Mu. CHAIQLES F. H.k3IILTON 7 ,N If IAAA, J RM , 1 'X 135 Z .-X r 1 .I FN !-Qi ,4-f mf f A fu 2 my V We., 'nfwrzz N 'E r 4i 'D CHARLES FREDERICK HAMILTON A B Headma-:fer Mr Hamllton was graduated from hN1lll8lI1S ln 1933 He came to Bel mont Hlll ln 1942 and 15 now IH hls second decade of outstandlng leadershlp of the School GEORGE WILBOR FIINCH KELLER AB Senwr 'Blaster Mr Keller Harvard 1913 came to School ln 1925 and thls year began hls fourth decade of devoted SBTVICC He teaches mathe matlcs and 6d1f,S the Alumm Bullehn DAY ID A ALOI AN A B Mr Al0l8l1 was graduated from Har vard ln 1949 and came to School ln 1954 to teach Engllsh and Latln He 18 asslstant coach of football PHILLIPS BROOKS CARLISLE A B Mr Carllsle a graduate of Hamllton ln 1930 IS head of the sclence department teaches chemlstry and blology and IS faculty secretary He came to School ln 1947 WILLIAM JUSTICE COW PERTHW AITE A B Mr Cowper thwalte graduated from Harvard ln 1955 and Jolned the Lower School faculty thls year to teach Latln mathematlcs and muslc WILLIAM EDWARD CROKE S B lNIr Croke Boston Unl verslty 1936 IS athletlc dlrector and IS head coach of football and basketball and Junlor varslty coach of baseball He teaches mathe matlcs Mr Croke came here ln 1948 EDWARD DANA DENSMORE A B A M Mr Densmore 18 Reglstrar and Dlrector of the Lower School He also teaches French He was graduated from Bowdoln ln 1932 and recelved hls PREINTICE GILBERT DOWNES A B Mr Downes came to School after hls graduatlon from Harvard ln 1933 He IS head of the hlstory department and also teaches physlography and geog raphy and coaches Junlor varslty hockey ROGER FENN DUIN CAN A B Mr Duncan Harvard 1938 came to Belmont ln 1945 He teaches Engllsh and IS head coach of crew and asslstant coach of soccer He IS also advlser of the Debat mg Club JOHN HENRY FUNK A B After graduatlon from Harvard ln 1941 Mr Funk came to School the followlng year He IS Dlrector of the Mlddle School teaches French and dlrects the Dramatlc Club RICHARD LOUWSBERRY GREGG AB AM Mr Gregg Harvard 1938 came here ln 1942 He took hls A M at Boston Unlverslty ln 1948 He teaches hlstory and geography ln the Lower School LEROY ALBFRT HOWLAND A B A M Mr Howland IS a graduate of Wesleyan 1931 and recened hls A M from Harvard ln 1934 He came to School ln 1946 He IS head of the modern lan guages department and varslty coach of tennls MICHAEL FAIRFIELD HUMPHREYS A B Mr Humphreys was graduated from Rutgers ln 1952 He came to School thls year to teach French and Spanish CHARLES JENNEY JR A B The second semor member of the faculty Mr Jenney came to the School ln 1927 after hls graduatlon from Harvard the precedlng year He IS Reglstrar for the Upper School Director of Studles for the upper f0l'lDS and head of the Latm department WILLIAM LANXNER A B A M Mr Lanxner was graduated from the Unnerslty of Mlchlgan ln 1950 and took hls A M at C0lUIHb13 ln 1953 He came to School thls year to teach Engllsh HERBERT MATTLAGE AB Ed M A graduate of Dart mouth ln 1939 Mr Mattlage came to School ln 1946 to teach physlcs and mathematlcs He was awarded hls master s degree by Harvard ln 1949 He coaches Junlor varslty football MAYNARD WARREN MAXW ELL S B Mr Maxwell IS head of the mathematlcs department and IS head coach of baseball He was graduated from Colby ln 1927 and came to the Hlll ln 1948 HERBERT BELL MOORE A B A M Mr Moore a graduate of Bowdoln ln 1947 came to School ln 1951 to teach hlstory He recelved hls master s degree from Boston L nn erslty ln 1953 He 15 publlc relatlons dlrector secretary of the Belmont Hzll Fund and faculty advlser to the Panel NEWELL HOWES MORTON A B LL B Ed M Mr Morton was graduated from Brown ln 1932 took hls LL B at Suffolk ln 1943 and hls Ed M at Boston Lnnerslty ln 1952 He came to Belmont ln 1954 to teach and coach ln the Lower School DUIN CAN MORSE NELSON A B A M Mr Nelson was grad uated from Wesleyan ln 1952 and took hls A M at Harvard ln 1954 He Jolned the faculty thls year to teach Engllsh and Latln He IS also asslstant coach of varslty tennls WILLIAM COBBAN ROSS MR Ross a graduate of Went worth Instltute Jolned the faculty ln 1952 to conduct the wood worklng classes HFNRY BRAY SAWXER JR A B A graduate of Belmont Hlll 1932 and of Harxard 1936 Mr Sawyer lolned the faculty ln the latter year to teach Enghsh and Latln He 1S asslstant coach CHARLES W SMITH A B A former student at Belmont Hlll Mr Smlth was graduated from Yale ln 1952 and Jolned the faculty ln 1954 to teach and coach ln the Lower School THOMAS ANDREW SOKOL A B A M Mr Sokol took hls A B at Emory and Henry and hls A M at George Peabody He came to School thls year to dlrect the work ln muslc FREDERICK ROGERS TIBBETTS A B A M Mr Tlbbetts was graduated from the Unlverslty of Massachusetts ln 1947 and has recelved master s degrees from Mlddlebury 1950 and Har vard 1953 He came to School ln 1954 to teach hlstory and Ger man ANGELO TOGNERI A graduate of the Boston Museum of Flne Arts Mr Tognerl slnce 1925 has dlrected the work ln palntlng drawlng modellng and crafts He also superw ISGS the work on the Slxth Form panels JOHN NORMAN TUPLIN S B Mr Tuplln a graduate of Bos ton UH1V8fSlty ln 1951 came to Belmont ln 1953 to teach mathe- matlcs and sclence He IS also coach of the rlfle team GERARD JOSEPH W ALWORTH S B Mr Walworth was graduated from Massachusetts Instltute of Technology ln 1949 He came to School last year to teach mathematlcs He IS varslty coach of hockey and asslstant coach of football JOSEPH CURRIER WILLEY S B A M Mr Wllley thlrd ln senlorlty on the faculty was graduated from Prlnceton ln 1929 and recelved hls A M there the next year He came to Belmont ln 1932 and slnce 1935 has been head of the Enghsh department He IS faculty adx lser to the Yearbook board BRADFORD WRIGHT A B A M A graduate of Yale 1949 Mr Wrlght took hls A M at Columbla ln 1952 He came to School last year to teach hlstory He IS asslstant coach of crew I V, . ., 1 . 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V , . ., . . , , I A ' . - s . q ' . -A . . . . n SIXTH IORNI Iwrst 11011 Clxrk R Olclry I llloodswortlx lllll llrmorllmuq llum llxrrxs 111771 Winner Swmul Rau Blflldfil Harvey Ibgur lhlyor liurkg Denny Broun Iluut K un Iluxu Niokkluwxsx Ihml Rau, llxrk II Spence Scxrlv Ylmlcll l1g.,c cllIlll1I1g.,lllIT1 'Nld onxgln lourfh R011 Xlmbott HLLIlllIIl Russell II'lWkll'lb Seward Yhlmox 1'1 lhlfou lwyottl Daxldbon lUI'llJl.l SIIfllR01l OLeLry R lk wall Young, 10 . - A 4 . . ,. '. ' , 2 1 ' ' . ., , '. r. . ' ', . . . , ., 1. , ., . , , , , . ,, r,,.,. ..., H . - - - fy A . . , , , . , , , , . , . .,. . ... . . , , , 1 - , , .- . 4 .. , , , . .,, 1 . . , .,, ,.1 , , , . , . ,, 1 . .. ., , , . , , f ,. , .. f. A. , , , .K . ,. , ., ,- ' 1 , . H I A OT fx vm 99 r v? Q 90216 go 5-LXiA JOTVVL jf m Z -' 2 ii!! 1, Sa SJW, na, In our clxmb thro gn the school there have been many hard tasks trlals and trlbulatlons and alas some weren t able to weather the storm In the first several paragraphs we of the class who were able to survlve throughout the whole long Journey wlsh to pav trlbute to those of us who were less unfortunate If we should offend or shock any one ln any wax we extend our humble apologies for this lb all ln fun HEADSTONIES IN MEMORX 014 THE DEAR DEPARTED Donny Allzson Grades 5 10 Hrs 1n1t1als match his halrcut After slx years of mtermlttent appearances he finally vanlshed for good only to return to glve danclng lnstructlon at the Prom partles Peter Blackman 5 6 Declded he didnt llke the atmosphere of 56 and Jomed 51 whe e he dldnt notlce much Improvement so he left Pete Grone 5 Llked the 'VIoles CllLtl0I1 course so much he declded to gxve It another try Gardner 5 7 The Bruce Denny Brown of the Lower School Ted Moulton 5 10 Affectlonatelv known as Grun doon Operated pool halls and poker tables and left the school to establlsh a full tlme business Gus Rose 5 6 A freckle faced pear shaped red halred cherub who was noted for the large angular scar he dlsplay ed on hls knee cap Chrzs Thompson 5 9 Another red head who found publlc school attractlons too much to reslst Don Bates 5 9 lNo one can forget the old master He was the rmgleader of the Needle lNed hlstory classes Bob Daley 6 10 Ixnown as Anlmal II Could eat more pepper than any man m captnlty Bruce Hammond 6 11 Almost but not qulte VN hat can I tell you? lllort Leavztt 6 8 Gollath of the Lower School w ho often had encounters with Daud fPeterj The call of the wlld was too great and he left early to get a Jump on the Conway Expedltlon Gully 7 10 11 Crles of Gullah Gullah stlll rlng from the rafters Frank 0 'Nell 7 Nlow ln the class of 57 he couldn t ey er break away from the 56 group Davzd Peter 7 10 You wlll encounter hmm frequently ln the year by year history To sum hlm up ln one word VS OW ' Don Robze 7 8 Nllld llkable frlendly rlch bey ond compare Tzppy Ifwer 8 11 A prlvate brewery was ln the trunk of hls car Bob Katz 8 Any relatlon to anvone llvmg or dead IS purelv C01IlCld6I1tal John Iredale 8 10 Hls pleasant ugly face stlll ap pears now and then George Bodman 9 I robably best remembered for hls cave mm encounters with Daley 'N ed Brooks 9 Xou ought to come for a rxde IH my boat some txme Gharlze Cornwall 9 He too found the appeal of 57 Sandy Dzckson 9 10 The man who kept Hayloft Jamboree on the radlo Dzck Endlar 9 Applled at Walnut Hlll but was re Jected CPoor marks J Dave Hodgkznson 9 ll How could anyone reslst hrs operatlc voice and his graceful ballet? Dave Regamey 9 10 What has 57 got any way? lllort Ward 9 11 Often seen holdmg hands wlth TIZZV fl Wzlcoz 9 10 A reallv good kxd who was severely handicapped phy slcally Bzll 0 Connor 10 Another member of the next class who can dw ay s be seen wlth former slxth formers Now that we haue completed our obltuary column we turn to the lllSt0I'y of the class as a class We are llstmg ments as they happened Nothlng has been changed You are there Grade Frye marked the arrnal of Peter Burke Dlck Howe and Dlck Spence These were the dark ages and nothlng much IS remembered about these tlmes However we make up for this lack later o o ' ,. - , ' as I sa ' ' 'A S ' 1 3 ' 9 9 9 9 I I l . ' 9 v ' I ' s s ' I , . 1 , a v ' ' , I 9 - : I ' t , . . Y . . . . V ' f V V v y If If lf , Y , l n I , V V . . y O I A . , . y . y . J 1 I I I J , -4 1 , - : . . . .C .K , :A Y . U . . . . J ' 1, U . . 1 ' V V ' V v' , ' ' 3 U 9 ' - 1 ' , , , . s - - s -1 V ' s - , A I I V . LV. ' ' v . if v 1 1 1 - 1 , . i . X ,w . 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I , ' . 12 GR ADE SIX Dayc Hlyyklns and Walter Welch entered the group lhere yy IS a b1g brthmg beauty contest m w hlch Ixld C un eyccellcd Spence looked radlant and there s always glalnourous Dlck Howe Mr Gregg held nature walks to Burkles delight He really loved to watch the blrds GR ADF SEX EN In marched John XXlll0Y Bill funnlngham 1nd Jay Day ldson Hayyk made a record th it year of be mg the only boy lll the Lower School to cop 1 hour an detentlon There were the famed W llcoyc Pc ter Leavxtt braw ls and the cheatlng brlgade led by Roble and Welch Gullah started a huge chess fad and lyfoose Nlulllkan was voted fay orlte teacher ln the Lower School SECON D FORM Oyer the hlll came W alt Abbott Daye Bloods worth Tod Hlll Larry Hunt Ed NIcGonagle Dlck PIHZZH Gordon Russell and Quent Searle Jolned by Bob Cam who dropped back that y ear Never before and ney er slnce has the school seen such competltlyc Splflt ln the Second Form Study Hall There were the great desk top leagues ln both football and base ball Eyen the Whit had to glye baseball a try challenglng the W 1lk to a savage match 'Ihere was also horse racing ln the Common Room under Jay Davldson wlth parx mutual candy bettmg Gromer s Wmdfall Peter Bun and Hawk battled to obtaln pennles yvhlch were freely thrown about The great feature event the Tlsdale Abbott fight ac companled bv rhy tl1m1c desk beatmg w1th three hour penaltles handcd out accordmgly Also the Bloods worth XIIIIQI' brawl with NIIHLI' wlnnlng by a lx O Great Penny Splnnlng contests wlth the w lnner take all Tod H111 became the first letterman III the cllss and Searle got hls first car THIRD FORM The arrlval of Hary ey also Ice lsgur Ioe Alok khavxsa Paul OLeary John Scward md Hcrlne Clark There were b Lsketball tournaments with papcr balls and wastebaskets whlch werc ended when Hawk crowned 'Hr lNIax VA llcoyi met O Le try Vyllll gloves to battle It out no dcclslon 'Ur 1' kept L chart notlng how many tlmes Peter sw ore durlng an art class The record was Q3 Blg after exam baseball matches wlth a tennls ball and a small bat whlch took place ln back of Speare Great vocal changes by the group that year but Hammond stlll had h1s hopes Tlsdale and VVard fondly d1SS6Cl,til a turtle after It had been placed on 'Wr Loomls s desk The school responded to a new bell ringer S 'Nlokkha VISH Th1S year was chmaxed bv eraser fights and squlrt gun duels FOL R'I H FORM A great lnflux throughout the year lncludlng Bruce Denny Brown George Ekwall Arthur Forzlatl John Havlce Buzz XIIHCI' Bob O Leary Doug Thayer Bob Woodbury and Steve Xoung There w ere the Jay Hawk checking battles before Chunk s class whlch resulted IH a broken blackboard A first f many attempts at a band led by Pablo and hls swlngmg harmonlca Crokc s hltless w ondc rs sparked by Slcye YA oodbury A tle pulling contest between Bun and Abbott where Bun came out on the short end of hls tle And finally there yy erc grcat opcratlc ducls between J H Funk and Daye Hodgkmson to close out the year Gr1swaldHaryey locker room Jam 'lhe 13 1 L 4 ' ' , Y v ' , 1 ' .111 1 1 1 . 1 9 1 1, . 1. . , c . 1 1, . . . . . 11 1 1 1 . 1 c Q v . ,. ,1. 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'I . 4 1 Xth jorm .,yL5t0I'y C0fLtlJ'lllf0 FIFTH FORM 'I he last of the class entered thls year Doug Bar n ml Pete Beacham Dick Clark Blll Harris John I :ge and the ever popular Zeke Zayottl The Bun took an after hours doze at Walnut Hlll to start off the season and he also began hls two year cam palgn to cultlvate hir Duncan s ulcer There were the Julcy fact crammed Rug classes and every thmg became Peeps for the year Hawk was caught three times for chewing gum and suspected of che ttmg all ln the same class Zeke started hlS blaze to glorx The Baron became not so barren lut parade Wanderer WVelch came mto hls own and the Sherxfl' fallmg asleep at the wheel almost left us before he had completed hls panel SIXTH FORM We of the class w1ll long remember B D B 225 Paul OLeary as the champlon pugllxst who never threw a punch the fall ping pong tournaments whlch msplred even the most non athletic Barnard s new hub cap collectmg hobby the mass shavmg cream fights between Beacham and Thay er J H Funk s great fire fighting efforts the advent of the 'Shoulder Patch Club Thayer s becommg a supporter of mte gratlon Harris becommg a father almost the dry prom weekend almost Big George closmg ln with a crash to wm the Bzd Drxvmg Trophy Havlce managmg to get through hls hlgh school career with out a shotgun and wlth a dlploma the dlscovery of Scoll tx qqu ire Duck Pxazra becommg the latin lover of the class Wllcox and Howe completing a llberal educatlon wlthout glrls the seminar spiced by that known authorltg on people Elvls Presley Putzs taxl seruce to Granada Bob O Leary s rock n roll records competmg mth the slxth form band each sew enth perlod Hunt and Barnard competmg for top honors of callmg the most girls vnthout gettmg a date lnterpretallve dancmg by Paul O Leary and Herble Clark Bruce Denny Brown the first one m hlstory to wreck a ll!'lVCI' tramlng car these words of advlce Beacham and motorcy eles don t mlx Saldles be eommg the top nlghtspot on the eastern coast Kld Cam and his whlrlwlnd courtshlps Dlck Clark as Co Champlon mth Burke and Zayottl for the worst drlver award ln the class also Jay and the Wurst house the blg post season tennls brawl wlth a foreign enemy where poor lxttle Bruce got pounded and Dlck Clark emerged from Speare house lntact although his opponent and the dorm dldn t make lt lWacLean s hxdeawax and the charmmg hostess Jay glvmg a pmt of blood to transfusion Thay er s red barman s Jacket compliments of the INew England Inn also the xery efhuent bobsled HHH - . 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N s K w ' team and the wonderful ambulance crew at Conw ax See you all at XY elch s next Spring yacrtronj Se ward s artrstre handy work on the boatlrouse directed by brg Dcug w hrle Shorty carried on with the w rll the fabulous bowling tournament xrr the 'llelodx Lounge plant r tree for qprke d ry with our tree still growing scoff scoff 55D rlso the gre rt bermuda shorts day with the Yulture cropping first prize the Buy fr bottle of mrlk for W alworth l rnrl the Throw a penny at Rug s class door dry Rus sell Joining the hub cap brigade tht Brron losing and hrs high glowing halo hrdrng Llrrks efrr rn snowbanks the way Happy Ed had to lubricate his horn before he play ed the class gift of a circular bar and a wine cellar for the Common Room Tod s beautiful tan when he emerged alive from Bermuda hre The ll ood sleeping on past hrs Reading stop on a train and ending up rn Andover traitor This was the year that there were three dormr torres Speare I nderw ood and lNIacLean and rf the honor system had been rn effect exams would have been taken rn the latter Barnard and Page waged a great battle there w ere great srxth period b rsketball games despite the idle efforts of Bern Hudson to keep the gym locked The Midnight Basketball Xssoera tion was formed with top matches taking place rn Barnard Stadlum Midnight -luto Qupply also came into its own with Shorty as president and Iuta as chief parts getter Flrp Ekw all earned hrs nickname along wrth Lush Hunt some loxed the school so much thev decided to spend rnotlrer week thrrt llfahogany Hall became a fay orlte haunt llre schools favorite pet was the bird dog called by names such as Burke Hunt and Harvey Burke became known as The Merry 'Hay or of Nlaggotw rllc Beaver Country Day replaced Concord Academy rs the favorite hunting grounds John Pagehrd rrcturn engagement with Hugh 'ieott of Groton during basr ball and the results were the same John ending up horizontal again Abbott had savage debates with lsml tobacco chewing came into its own as a fax orrte pastime Hawk had to grve rt up much to hrs sorrow when he found that he eouldn t sprt through the mask the top tune on the hrt parade was Skokraan hrghlrghted by the Prrze Dav performance Hunt s Casino got lnto full swing with card sharps like Herbie cleamng young innocent boys out of their life savings Csrxty or seventy cents at a trmej the class learned that parents are a necessary evil These are a few of the highlights of our careers at Belmont Hrll We know that the school has made a lasting impression on us and we are pretty sure that we haxe made a lasting rmpresslon on the school Now that we rre alumni we shall look to Class Agent Buzz llllner to keep us rn touch with the happenings of the class and the school as we all go our separate w 'ns Good luck to all the members of the Class of 1906 It has been a memorable few years HHH v C ' 1 X 'A LV 'A - L Lv v , .1 , K- C Uv . , A . 1 , K , D Z , , ,J , . . . . , , ' 1 Q ' ' s , r L' X - - r r ' g y ' - ' ' v ' .' , Y. . 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Ill1I'l1l Lll .15 I 71 rn mz xqzmful' 18 rr 1 ILR W LSSI' LIIOI' FT BF XCHANI 68 Asalon Road Walnn Hass Pele Beach Age 19 College Iehzgh Izntered 1953 Soccer 55 Jun1orV'1rs1tySoccer 53 Junior Yarsltx fren ol- Cheerleader 54- Panel Business Board 54 55 l earbool- Ilusmebh Bo :rd 56 Dance Lolumlttee 56 Canteen f ornmlttee 54 I gums' the Hrll DAY ID REHNHARDT BLOODDW ORTH 19 Lmden Qtreet AFllXlf:t0Il Hass The Baron Age 18 College Unzzenszlyo Pennvylmnza Lntered 1901 Football 53 54- Class Presldent 54 btudent Counul 55 56 Dlscxplln-1ryComm1t tee 55 56 Honor Soclety 54 Yearbook Board ArtLd1tor 56 Gee your mother dresser you unnyf rwenww l 1 9 ., Y... , . 4 xx 1 1 4i A . , . , . . .. H .. .. : 1: , ' ' ' ' ,v ' ' ' .Y 4 ' ' ' , - un- 1 l s- s,. . . . 1 . . . u , . -. . , 00, . ' - ' ' ' .. ' N . ' ' ' , - ., .. ., ree 26 3 5,2- v , ,, . r 4? . , , A . . sn U 1: : ' L f . ' ' - ' - ,,. , - ,,- . h-Q, ., ... . . , . ,, . . . , . , - I, , . - 4, I 4. - ,- K. 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HARD JXNII S 4 I Xlilx JR 21 Hheffldd YN est Xhuchcster NI isa Dick -Kgs 14 K ollege -imhcrsl Fntcrcd 1.9.34 'Ieums oo C'1pt'uu 06 JumorY'1rsxty Ihaketlnll ao Iwz B md J0 Gleefluh oo PF6SlflCllf. 56 D1HC6f0IHHl1tt06 55 fllllY'!I1LIl .16 Nulmg TL un aa Honor Soclety so Babe Ruth 1'0l1Ild2ltlOIl Hportsmanshlp Award a6 I um L xude To uve an old lnglo Saxon uorrl ff 'W we 1 17- 402 F 'Y s Vi br ri ,Z N... ii? 6'-' f Q1 2 11553, ..'4JTH27:'-R bi v 'Jf,. SKU, ' I 41 ',., f. .' , - ,. A AA , 'Iii A gg-: ' 1 I-,rn W :Q z : '.. ' 'z 'U' zz . ' '. : - z : :'. ' V3 ' 'zfj 4' z:'5. , ' H . - ,-- I H ' A ,. y -52. 5 Q, 5 . R ' 1' , Vi fL13xg':.- 1 - Qifisigl, Am, , 45.3-. -4-,ilwyrrgf :::w'4 r YC: ., fif1EiE'E52?f Z., ',-iw if 'fx gi -5 -Q:f!1.Q':X thx -as 7 -L' flat 'g ' I 1 ffl-' 22 f.1. ':gg -I'-gtg S Esiqyg gfgllgsrri : ,-- :YW .A 53: '..4f3g2NL' nr- J Luz: L- mi' .. zz .:-' if? 'T-g' vm 2- fff.3fi2?,?zf-4, 7:1-- auf ' fm ' if .gen .41 -'-af 1- 4 ,W 1: 'V :z ,?2x'::- ,ff,.'wf7ngi . 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J I , V WILLIAM JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM JR 21 Hartley Road Belmont, Mass Bunnah Age 17 College Harvard Entered 1950 Baseball 55 56 Soccer 55 Jumor Varsity Football Manager 54 Jumor Varsity Basketball 54 55 56 Junior Varsity Baseball 54 Yearbook Assoclate Edltor 56 Panel 53 54 55 Edltorm Chlef 56 Student Councll 52 54 56 Class President 51 Lower School Dlrector s Prize 51 Helena W Funk Middle School Award 53 Not too faked out HAROLD ALFRED DAVIDSON JR 15 Vlllage Hnll Road Belmont Mass Hy Age 17 College Cornell Frltered 1950 Basketball 56 Jumor Varsxty Hockey 55 Junxor Vars1ty Basketball 54 Junior Varslty Baseball 55 Jazz Band 56 Panel Business Board 55 On a pogo stwk 22 Honor Society: '51, '52, '53, '54, '55, Cum Laude Society: '55, '56. Cum Laude. NJ ID 4 ay, L51 , V mi ak X Www gg, QRS? f f W? wM ARTHUR LOUIS PORII 'STI 399 Common btreet Belmont Nlass Chzco Putz Age 17 College Broun Entered 1953 Jun1orYarslty Soccer 53 54 Work Squad 55 U anna qo In flrmuhs' lfenrlef' WILIIANI SPRAi Ll' IIXRRIS Old Sudbury Road Sudbury Hash Sherqf Age 18 follege L1z1zerszfy0fV1rg1n1u Lntered 1954 Soccer 54 Hockey 55 56 Baseball 55 I hope you get ahead Youll need one' 24 ROBI' RI BI XX! H XRD H XRX EX .mf Ulu er Rmd Belmont Nl lbs Han -'kge 18 College Dartmouth Entered 19:17 noccer 53 D4 oo Hoekew 54 on 56 U hu! s happenmg Qherz 9 JOHN CARRINGTON I1-KVICE 148 Goden Street Belmont Mass John Age 19 College Colby Entered 1953 R1ileTeam 53 54 an 56 Clee Club 53 54 55 56 Vlorksquad 53 54 .35 6 Rifle Club becretdry aa President 56 9 25 DANID KLARK HAWKINb 10 Llncoln Street Belmont Mass Dave Hauk Age 17 K ollege Harvard Entered 1949 Baseball 56 Junlor Yarsxty Basketball 54 55 56 Jumor Varqlty Soccer Manager 55 Glee Club 54 55 Canteen Qommlttee 55 56 Penal 53 54- Qports Ldltor 55 56 lcarbook Pdltorlal Board 56 Lower School Ilxstory Prxze 51 Scudder Latm Prlze 53 Third Iorm Class President 53 Honor Soclety 51 5Q 53 54 55 56 f um Laude boclety 55 56 Magna Cum Laude That 'aas a stunner KLARK EARLIL HILL 1rVayland Road Sudbury Mass o Age 18 College Cornell Entered 1951 Soccer 54 55 Wrestling., 55 56 Crew 52 53 54 55 56 Jumorlarslty Soccer 53 Jumorlfarsxty Basketball 52 55 Gleeflub 5.3 54 55 56 Suence C lub 54 Presldent 55 Panel 54 55 56 Phlllp Stuart Burbank Memorlal Crew Trophy 55 ill y boy s the capztalzsts I 1 26 , , . . , , . .. ,, .. ,U . . . . , , . . . . , . ,, , - . - ,, , l, , .- . . , . , . , . . , ,. , . ., . ., . . -,,. - 4- , - ,, - - ,, , , , , . . . . . . . , , , , , . , . , . . .. , 3, , . , , - H ,, Td - U, , . V, , - ., , , , , - , y. . . . . , . . , ., . , , , , . . . . . . , . . , , , .. , . , . . , , . . . . . . .. , .- U I N.....-4 If r - A 4121 .au 'A 2 5 -1 1 we - in A 51' 1 RICHARD HOWE 204 Prospect Street Belmont Mass Dwk Age 17 College Harvard Entered 1948 Football 55 Junior Varslty Football 54 Junior Varslty Basketball 54 55 56 Jumor Varsity Baseball 54 Panel Edltorlal Board 54 55 56 Student Council Secretary 55 Treasurer 56 Class President 48 49 John B Breed Blology Prxze 54 Robert Satterlee Hurlbut Memonal Football Medal 55 Honor Soclety 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 Cum Laude Society 55 56 Cum Laude Let 3 take Bruce LAURENCE DOUGLAS HUNT 58 Rutledge Road Belmont Mass Larry Age 18 College St Lawrence Entered 1951 Soccer 55 Junior Varslty Football 53 Junlor Varsxty Soccer 54 Jumor Varslty Hockey 54 55 56 JUH10fV3TSlty Baseball 54 55 Panel Edxtorlal Board 55 Glee Club 55 Dance Commlttee 56 Cheer Leader 54 55 Former Captains Soccer Trophy 55 What can I tell ya? 27 v 1 1 ' sa - 11 , 1 - ' , 1 1 - . 1 1 1 . . . . . , , . . . l , ' . . , , , . . . . . , , . . 1 1 - I 1 1 - - , , . . , . . . 1 - . 11 - . 1 1 . . . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' ' u 1 11 1 1 - an 11 i , . . l , . . ' , . . A 1 1 1 - - , 1 1 . - - 1 . , , . . , . . . . 1 - , 1 , 1 1 - 1 . . . . . , . l 1 so 11 LEE STUART ISGUR 15 Cabot Street Newton Mass Age 18 College Reed Entered 1952 Junlor Varslty Soccer 53 54 Dance Cornmxttee 55 56 Panel Edxtorlal Board 56 Debatlng Team 56 Dramatlc Club 53 54- House Manager 55 Canteen Commlttee 56 Glee Club 54 55 56 0 K Where dad you put my ear thzs tune? EDWARD IRANCIS NIQGON XGII' JR Q7 Garden Street Belmont Mass Eddzc Uagooch Age 18 College Yale hntered 1951 Football 54 55 Hockey 53 54 Laptaln 55 56 Baseball 51 55 Yearbook Edu torlal Board 56 Athletlc Councll 54 Secretiry 55 blee Klub 54 Honor boclety 5 52 4 No comment And you can quole that Q8 1 P ' KCI Y! 8 - - .1 1 - .1 1 . - - 1 . , . . , . . . - ,r - '1 1 1 1 - . - - . , , 1 . . 1 .1 1 1 . . , , . an . . . ,, 1 1 1 1 W , 1 1 ' . . 1 1 11, . 1 , , . H -11 H 11 1 1 1 -1 1 P 1 1 1 - 1.. 1. Q , 1 U - . , . . , 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - ' - 1 - 1 -.1 1 4 1- 1 1 -1 '1 - . . , , , 1 . . . . . 11 1 15 3 ! ' 41 1 11 1 lxl'X'Nl' I'll PU RKRD NIIXI It JR 90 Goclen Street lltlmont Nl Iss Buzz Hash Age 19 College Hamzlton Fnterecl 1900 Football 03 04 00 from 00 fmptun 06 JUI1l0I'X3l'bllX Ifootbxll 0' IUIIIOFX ar S1tWI'l0Ck6S 03 04- C lptfun 50 JllIll0I'x'll'illX lren 01 Clcclluh 03 04 Pam! BuslnessBo'1rd 04 50 00 lcarbool. Busmess Bofxrcl 56 DdIlC6LOUllHlttE6 54 00 Oh get of zt SLPRIJ-K 'NIOISIJIAY ESA 112 Bangkok Plknam Roful lhngkok Fllallwnd of Molwy Age 17 College Harzard Pntered l95Q Jumor Ywrsxty Soccer 54 f 1pt'1m 55 lennls M.uug,,u' 56 Iunxor Ywrslty PCIIYIIS Manager 05 Qvrtanl AS50Cl1tChdlt0T 05 56 Pancl Assxstwnt I dntor 50 56 Sclence Club 05 lice PI'CblClCIlt 56 Gleeflub 05 56 bCXtlI1l'.PI'lL8 50 Honor Hoclety 54- 55 56 fum Laude SOC18tW 56 Cum Laude I ou haze exactly 10 seconds 29 A. . 4 .' 5 . . 3 , . - 1 ' l 1 1. . , , . . . .. -, .. - , g 1: , 1 ' ' . K l' F l 1- V V 1- .F . ' 1. v x 1 w , t Q, . , , . . , . . . U . . -.. . - - ,.,-L ,- .A . ,- - - - Y V uv. , . ...L .. ,- N' D. , , 4 4 . . . t . -. I . , . . - -. , . ,,,. Y H N- 1 , I t . - ,,, ,,. . , , . I . . . . , , ,, 5 . ,.- . . ,.,. . 06. Canteen lommlttee. 06. Honor bOCl9tj. 04, 55. .. -H , . . Y Y , , . , . ' 1 - 1 . , . v , . .KJ H .4 , U 1 , . : f. ' , : . . . v , I, ,4 . , ,, .1 , . . . , . .. , . , . . . . ' :fx .. . ' z I ,. , ,- .- .-, F .., ,. .. . , . , . . . . , .. , .,- v- , , , ... , N I -V u, , ,. , , . , - . , . , . . . . ., . , . , . . - N, , , . . . t. . . ., , ' . w ,,, v Kei PAUL JOHN O I PARY JR Oak Knoll Ilncoln Mass Crazy Legs Age 18 College folby lntcred 1952 lootlrall 55 Basketball 55 56 JumorVars1ty Football 53 lumor Vxralty Baaket ball 53 Jun1orVars1ty Baseball 55 56 Gleeflub .15 Dance Lommxttee 56 Ilry 7ekc' ROBERT ALI AN O LEARY Oak Knoll Lmcoln Mass Robbze Age 17 College Georgetoun Entered 1953 Iootball Manager 55 Basketball 'Vlanager 55 56 Glee Club 54 55 Dramatlc Club 55 Panel Photography Fdltor 55 56 learbool Photography hdltor 56 O courvr I ze been uell brought up 5 V ' at : ff fr T A Q .j. , -, wwf ,L , 1 .nf-, , AM.. A ,A v W 3 . 1 ll , v x-'W ,L ' W .M A. 'M ,EQ . U .f . f J 6 fw. ' ff ,KX . ,W 4 tim f I 4 fy , , 4 30 JOHN 14111 'X P-KG1' 11 A Lagrange Street 111IlCl193lCl' 'Klub Juc-It Dzgger Age 17 College Hanard Fntered 1954 Football 54 55 Hockey 55 56 Baseball 55 f'1pt'nn 56 Panel so 56 Dance Commxttee 55 56 One uord devcrzbee the uholf' !'0ff0llp1l'lxlIlg szluaizon RICHARD PLLI01 PIALLA 49 Country C lub I ane Belmont Nlass Ho! Rod Pzzza Pu' Age 17 College Rerzwelafr Polylevhmc lnmtulc Fntered 1951 Football NIanag,er .95 v11'E'St1lI1g 56 1llI1l0I' Warslty lootball Manager 54 Glee Club 55 Panel 53 54 50 56 R1fleQlub 54 55 HonorSoc1ety 52 ily Frzgafe can do 0 60 M P H zn 11 second.s 31 frew 56 Jun1orVarS1tylooth1ll an Panel 5: 56 flecfluh 11 .16 IIor1orSoc1 ety 52 53 54 55 56 CumI'1udeSou1t3 16 cll!IlI'll1dC Age 18 f ollege Bron n Entered 1951 Jumor Y arslty Hockey 54 1 mrhool1 Husxmss Bo 1rd Fo f ll'llI'lI1 111 56 L , J 26 'Wm 2 wi 1 'h4 Age 17 College Ilarzurd Fntercfl 1991 JOHN ANTHONY SEWARD 20 Chapel Street, Brookline, Mass. Sf'a11'00d Age: 18 Follegez Lehigh Entered: 1952 Science Club: '54, '55. Dramatic Club: '53, '54. 1York Squad: '52, '54. Howdy Bud. RICHARD DAX ID BPENCE 141 Rutledge Road Belmont Hass Dzck Age 17 College Hamzlton Entered 1948 Baseball Nfanager 56 Junior Yarsitg Ifootball 54 Junlor Yarslty Hockey 54- 55 56 Panel 54 55 Business Manager 56 learbooli Co Chairman of Business Board 56 Honor Society 55 Don t uorry I' zerylhmg S under control qw 33 .1 U 1 - . , . 1 , , . . .4 - U I , . . . y , . , . v . . , , . 4 . . . . , , , ,, I , - , f N . -. - . , , , , 1 . . - , X - J . . . . U , . -.V - , H ? - . . W M M 4 ,L 'Z I or , - ' V .iv 1 D, 1, :Gs ,.. - 9' DOUGLAS HOLDEN THAYER JR I'ast Hudson Road Irvlngton New York Doug Age 17 Collebe Wzllwms Entered 1953 Football 53 54 Captaln 55 Vlrestlmg 56 Scxence Club 55 Work Squad 55 0 K Knock zt ojf' WALTER WILLIAM WELCH III 30 Falmouth Road Arllngton Mass Walt Wanderer Age 18 College Umverszty of New Hampshzre Entered 1948 Football 54 55 Xvl'6StllI1g 56 Jun1orVarsxty Football 53 .Iun1orVars1ty Baseball 56 Dance Cornmlttee 55 56 Glee Club 54 55 56 Why? It wasnt me Woody' 34 V1 l , . , . ' s x cs vs , . . Z ' I Z . v 1 ' v v Y - I s - w ' 1 1 . y . , , - . . . . . . u f n r 9 1 - an ss u u l , , . . , . . . , . . I . , . . . . . , r - . y r I n a s . . , . . , , . sa x ay . , . F , JON XTIIXN DAX A 11 II C OX 140 Old Connecticut Path W ayland Nlass If 111. Age 18 College Il ashzngton and Iee Entered 1949 Basketball 55 56 Jun1orYars1ty Basketball 53 54 Junlortarsltg Baseball 54 55 W ork Squad 52 53 54- 55 First Prize Panel farvmg, Contest Any bd? onthe Sox foday llr T 9 ROBLR'1 I 01,15 11 OODBURY 40 Howard Street Readlng Mass o W'oody Age 18 College Amherst Entered 1953 Soccer 54- faptun 55 Basketball 54 oo 56 Baseball 55 56 Jun1orYars1ty'5oc Cer 53 Jun1orNars1ty Baseball 54- Debat1ng,flub 55 56 Panel 54 55 Feature Fdltor 56 learboolt Associate Fdltor 56 Dance cl0IDlI1lttCC 55 56 Class President lwfth and Swth l'orms Student I ouncll Presxdent 56 Dlsclplmary Committee 55 56 Babe Ruth I'0UI1dHl.l0l1 Sportsrnmshlp -Xu ard 56 Hirxard Club of Boston Book Prwe 55 Headm xstersAward 56 Honor Society 54 55 56 Cum Laude bocxety 56 Cum Laude Hell aaah F .-I rv '35 STEPHEN POMEROY YOUNG 14 Clark Street, Belmont, Mass. Steve Age: 18 College: Harvard Entered: 1958 Soccer: '55. Wrestling: Captain '56. Junior Varsity Soccer: '54. Junior Varsity Wres- tling: '54, '55. Glee Club: '54, ,55, Librarian '56. Bancroft Beatley, Jr. Memorial Physics Prize: ,56. Nice day, damn il! PAUL EUGENE ZAYOTTI 16 Orchard Lane Wayland Mass Zeke Age 18 Post graduate year Admiral Bullas Academy Entered 1954 Soccer 54 Football 55 Basketball 55 Captain 56 Baseball 55 56 Athletic Council President 56 Canteen Committee 56 Former Captains Basketball Award What a horror show' v v Q a - at va . y . n . y w - y . y a - . . . . . ,' , . . , . . I . , . . , . , s '56 CK 1, , V 4 Q - , V' ' , ir- ' V Q, 1 . yy' f fi, 'J f if f ,jfQ'1Q7' ' 5 ca, 1, , f HH 'fi , ' , ' . . L 1 , X , y r ' Q WQ2, 4 . ,. . V: :2,,.3g y Q I SPEIVCEY RUS aff' soon lucn R O D David Hawl'ms A :V X ,iN 'W Tl V 7-HL WILK 511, 6501365 S f' E F : . - 'ULU 22 .5 T if nfl' Q rd- i igifl, ' K. . 'Lf R .45 ,, A 4 A V x 5 H ALX . . .fV S QQ gmxxxgwv- J I . w -.1 7 merchank? ev- XQWQ xg' 'B 5' xi' FX ,QX xx v - X O0 O B. D-B. gif ..f N45 Q f Q E4 W Q 55 X O JL u Q ff A gf? 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Izrvt Rou faputo lxmrkvsoml lxatz farr Hxlwerman l'g.,an Haskell lluhertx lifuon Second Rau Densmore Owens Nlugar Iltx uk Bailey Oionnor Iynmh Home lbeg, llraxnard lloxw Rob Thml Hou Ladd lltmthorne Khllds lurcell Penollom Giynor llmslovs Beckett 1'ourthRnu I Ptmle lxellex Watters Ddudson Granholm Rice broslean lwnerx 1'rfth Rau Pusew Goodnll troome H well I xttlefield -1- 2 A WJJZ1 .SZAOJ One half of the Mlddle School returned ln the fall to completely redecorated quarters The Second Form studv hall once compared to a prlson barracks was newly pamted and boasted a battery of curtains post ers and plctures that effected a complete transforma tlon No less lmpresslve throughout the year was a hugh degree of orderlmess ln the room which was evldent at all tlmes-even ln the dark days of Februarv and March' What was once an ey esore had suddenly be come something of a showplace The entlre school managed to achieve a standard of cooperation and general good will which set a new hlgh Form presidents Burke and Wessell proved fine leaders both ln example and enterprise and the mld dav assembly mstltuted only last year expanded Into a form of town meetmg where boys and masters allke felt free to dlscuss general procedure and any matters of pollcy requlrmg special COIlSlllL1'dtlOfl Once again the work ln the Hobby House was enthu SlaStlC extenslve and most lmportant constantly pro ductlve Of special note this year were the many fine projects completed for credit ln Sclence and Hlstory courses The range of subyects was amaamg and the sklll and care wlth whlch thus work was accompllshed are a fine trlbute to the splendid efforts of hir Tognerl and Mr Ross who each year are able to offer an exhlblt of achievement ln a wlde range of arts and crafts that IS hard to beat Senlor football Improved steadlly and an end of sea son spurt netted a 3 3 count Co captalns Burke and Haskell were ably seconded by Nahlglan and Baum and every one wlll remember the excxtlng vlctory over Mlddlesex 19 14- which was pulled out after trallmg 14 0 at the half Phe Junlors contmued to roll up a successful record wlnnmg 4 tlemg 1 and losing again to St Marks each year a Waterloo Of particular help to Captain Downer were Searle Hogan and Kargman For years something of an athletlc step chlld Junlor Soccer ended a season that was its most capable for a long time Breakmg into the vletory column was a much needed morale booster and the general level of play lm proved notlceably as did the Splflt and enthusiasm of the team All of which promlses more for the future Junior Hockey always seems to spark the Middle School athletlc picture durmg the wlnter term and thls year It provlded no exceptlon to a long hlstory of wms 'Ihe tally was 10 1 wlth the slngle loss to Stoneham Junior Hugh High scorers were Searle wlth 17 polnts Downes with 16 and Captain Burke wlth 12 Very heartenlng mdeed was the large gallery of parent rooters that alwavs managed to appear no matter what the place or hour and glve this lively outfit the kmd of support It deserved Jumor Basketball was plagued as always by lack of sufficient practice due to over crowded gym condxtlons The team lacked offensive back board helght and the over all record was medlocrc L Stone and A Levinson were the outstanding players and between them plled up most of the team s polnts V1 1th the advent of Coach Jordon wrestling entered a new phase of development at Belmont Hull Several Mlddle Schoolers were members of a squad which lm pressed evervone wlth Its defimte improvement and Denny Younge of I'orm III was awarded the captalncy of next year s team Rlflery was less of a popular actxv lty thls year ln the younger forms but Weller was a regular member of the school team and Goodman showed much promise Certamly all congratulations are due at this pomt for the really splendid cooperatlon ln intramural competl tlon durmg the wlnter term which recalcitrant weather seemed to stretch out ad znfinzlum When sprung grudgmgly arrlved there was a large Middle School contingent on the rlver both as oarsmen and coxes and the personnel of the fourth boat glven added maturity and weight ln several races pointed towards the kmd of rowmg which may some day be outstanding Senlor baseball ended up wlth a 3 4 season The team hlt well but often the defense was weak The Burke Downes Searle trlumvlrate accounted for a good many hlts Harrxs was an able first baseman and Cranney dld some clever pltchmg The Juniors won 4 lost 2 and tied 1 Mahlowltz pltched every game and was relieved only once The club played very tlghtlv throughout the season commlttmg remarkably few errors Heavy hltters mcluded Goodman Kargman Wessell Hanlfy and Mahlowltz Although there IS stlll lxttle opportumty for extra mural play ln Junlor tenms one outside match wlth Wmchester Hlgh Freshman was scheduled this year Results were em atlcally IH favor of Belmont Hxll Interest was keen and competition llvely among such players as Perkins Henderson V1 yman G Levinson J MacMahon and Allls It IS hoped that at least 6 sec ond and thlrd formers can work out regularly with the team next season For the flrst tlme the casting of the annual upper school play drew heavily on the younger forms Leading parts ln Two Blmd Mlce were entrusted to Nxckels Norton Baum and Hamilton who played wlth the skill of veterans A variety of supporting blts enlisted the servlce of many other Mlddle Schoolers who had a larger opportumty when their own productlon was scheduled later ln the season In The Sherlff and O the Razor Edge notable performances were gxven by Nickels Norton hflllard 1Vessell Klme and Hanlfy The success of both events was due ln large part to a hard workmg and efficient stage crew whxch mcluded I s - 1 I 1 I I x I I . , , , ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 ' . 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U . ,, H 1 D n 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' I'1rs'!Rm1 Dlmare I-wdtl 'K Iexmson Y 1rk'1s Rolunson R Downes Bolfln I Stone Hurley V41 on 'agle Srconrl Rou IX'l!'g.,IlllIl Turran NlClx0lSOIl Nuluols llunfx Nweet lxlmc llrooks R Dum IH Thzrrl R011 lllll 'Vleytr llrown -Xllls Dellns lltlluclll l Downes Nllxfll P1l lClllS Norton Vllrks Duncan Searle Fourth Ron Weller Hunt Sexrlv Welch fooflrnm frannu 5IllITlllt7 W Iles lpllllll Niechem Younge Burke Xh'ltlClIlS F1thRou 'Nllllxrd Nllk l't'lIlllQl' lluk C lexmson 'Vlcln Fushman qezenth Rott llflrrls Tucker Kmg Vlerthesson 1 xputo .WL .siltoofconfmuecl a slzeable number of Second and Thlrd Formers Thanks to 'NIr Duncan s efforts mterest ln debatlng made a remarkable spurt and a number of buddmg orators stood up extremely Well agamst older competl t1on It was good to find an aCtlVltV whlch has lagged m mtc rest and support take a more promment place m the dallv llfe of the school Retrospect alwavs has a wav of enhanclng the p0Sl tn e and xgnormg the negatlwe yet a feelmg of SHtlSfaC tlon wlth the school 5 ear does perslst Certainly scholas tlc and dlsclpllnary records lmprox ed there was a better feellng of unlty and understandmg and a growmg sense of responslblllty throughout the school The Remedla Readmg program was expanded and lmprox ed a small llbrars was begun ln the Second Form Studw Hall an there was a definltels lncreased parent mterest ln shcoo actlvltles On the lmmedlate agenda for the future are a more Hvclble 3,CtlY1tl6S program during the wmter months and a greater use of the qlxth Form advlsor ss s tem Thls IS onlv a begmnmg For the moment It 15 only to sav that certam progress has been made and to hope that other measures of effectne lnvmg and work mg together Wlll present themselves as the years go by NI: JOHNT HENRY FLNK 44- -: ' , ,. ,1. , , 'a .,, '. , . 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Rau Qulnn P Wilcox Loomls Consales R Weiss Worthen Herron Shaplro Taylor Wlerry Karehs Pltev Maxwell P Dorsey Second Row MacMann Druker Vlattlage Bush White I' Iadd Densmore P Weiss Berman Ross Morayec Danser Starr Karp Nlgro Duncan l'gan Thzrd Rau Robinson Shaw Lmton J Dorsey Leavltt Lee Wlllyverth Elyyell Welch Parker Demers froke Wales Lerner Llaflm Brooks Fourth Row Hofmann Burke Soaring Llvxngston Reynolds GrosJean M Ladd M1ss1ng Stone 3 CPZZLUQI' SIAOOK The Lovyer School elosed out a yery happy md sucecssful year with unusually lngh re Ultlllli st md mg and ayerage seasons ln sports 'lun csldfllll President of C lass qey en tbly led the Student f oun cll Daye Berman yyas Class Six lresldent John W orthen for Fxve Mr Wxlll rm C owperthyyalte Harvard oo joined the 14 aeulty to replaee Wir Bur roughs ln muslc and to teach arnthmetlc and Latin The autumn sports season was marked bv another Hne year for the 'Nlldgets under Qoaeh Smith 'lhey yvound up undefeated ln five starts over Rn ers Q1 0 Roxbury Latm 16 7 St 'Nlarks 13 6 Shady Ilnll Q7 0 Fessenden 13 6 W 1th Warkas and 'NIcGonagle feedlng to Carr and W essell on long runs and Turran and Caputo as lme buckers the baekfield yyas un usually strong Lmemen mcludcd Terry Ladd Pea body LlXlI1gSt0fl Herron Gregg Robmson Llwell vylth Parker and Reynolds alternatmg GrosJean MR DELSMORE Demers Dlxon Burke Hofmann Wales D Brooks Lauer SchwlDm,d0r Harrington Nleyer and Deyyey rounded out the squad Qcarmg yyas manager 46 1, if A 1 - 1. . 1: ' Y' v 1 - 4 D 2 a 1 - 1 , ,1 , ,1 ', , , . - 1 ' ' ' - 1 sl 1 1 1 - 1 , . 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The Cubs with nearly all green material dld not fare well losmg 0 19 and 0 IQ to Fessenden 0 24 to Rlvers and 7 13 to Roxbury Nlr Horton yy as able to brmg along sey eral good players who had never tried the game before The team anchored around Tlm Clafhn at quarter spelled by Bill Croke with Tum Iadd VVelch and Berman as backs Merry Duncan YY hate Jeff Dorsey Loomis Druker and Hull held down the hne Pletz Vtorthen Quinn VVe1ss 'I ty lor Shaplro Egan Bush Paul Dorsey and NIacNIann were on the squad The Soccer Team under Mr Cowperthwalte and Hr Gregg had a good season After losmg a very close opener to F cssenden 0 1 and a second game to Browne and Nlichols 0 3 the te tm hit lts strlde beat mg Lesley Ellis 5 0 Fessenden 2 0 and tying Browne and Nichols 1 1 Price was captain and high scorer lNIa1cwell as a fifth grader showed great promise Mattlage Segal and Densmore were other forwards Iee Ixarells and Sh iw yy ere at half Robinson and Cass fullbacks md Ross ehd 1 fme Job ln the goal Nlgro Danser Lerner Linton Ixarp and Paul Weiss sayv actlon with Moray ec C onsales Wxllwerth Lewis Starr Stone Leavitt and Wllcox roundlng out the squad After sey eral weeks of Ideal practice lce ln Decem ber the skating was Jolted by a Jmuary thaw and for the first tlme Lower School teams played on artificial lce at thc VN atson Rmk Ur Smlth moulded an mexperlenccd squad whlch had a two and three record for the season L nder Qaptam Elwell the team was able to defeat Fessenden twlcc but lost two to B Sz N and one to Rlvers Ieabody and Brooks teamed with Elw ell and Price on the first hne Terry Ladd and Llvmgston took the defense wlth Prlce ln the nets untll VI elch s return Others scelng actlon were Clafhn Parker Burke on the second hne and Reynolds Lee and Dewey A J If team also play ed several games Mr Morton s hoopsters saw actlon for the first time as a separate winter sport W 1th Steve Carr a standout the team of Segal Croke Scarmg Hof mann and GrosJean developed a good offense A J V team was also formed Both teams Journey ed to Friends Academy for Saturday games ln early March Other play ers from Class Six included regu larsT1m Ladd Machlann Druker Ixarp Densmore and Egan as well as W hlte Linton and Tay lor Steve Carr was also honored by having a regular berth on the Itllddle School Team In baseball the Midgets under Mr 'Nlorton were a httle slow starting but finished strong After drop- ping three games to Roxbury 1 13 Shady Hull 2 14 and Friends 6-18 the team took three Park 12 3 Rlvers ll 9, and B Sz N 4 Q, before being stopped m the final 7 3 ln a return with B 8: N Steve Carr pltched well all season with Hofmann ind Cipt un Ty Peabody ilso seemg mound action D aye Irxce was effectxye as catcher md bug stleker The infield was Peabody first Cl xflm second Hofmann third Brooks and Carr at short Parker GrosJe1n and Elwell roamed the pasture Subs Included Llylng ston Welch Croke Burke Lee Demers Hill Qiss Rey nolds and Ladd Phe Cubs had a comfortable season under Mr Coyypcrthyy ute openmg with wlns oyer Fessenden 80 and Friends 1813 They dropped games to Rlyers 3 6 md Ifcssenelen 0 6 but be Lt Lesley Ellls 1 0 The team finished ln a bla7e as they edged the NIlLlgCth ll 10 Co captfuns NIac'NIann and Druker were a fine battery Tum Clafhn also shone on the mound and at bat and Densmore ltlaxwell and Berman rounded out a good Infield The annu tl singles tennis tourn :ment saw a record draw of forty slx boy s In the semi finals Densmore defeated Dewey and Carr edged I'lwell with Carr ker Tlm Ladd Price and Iee Intrmmural compctltlon was unusually close all year The Iroquois finally turned the trlek over the resurgent Payvnees wlth very few polnts to spare The dramatic production ln March was a revlval of the Mulllken Burroughs smash hit of 1948 The Ayes Have It Mr Tognerl again directed ably with Mr Cowperthwalte handhng the muslc and Mr Gregg domg the staging An overflow crowd enyoyed the show IH the Gym Leads were played by Dlxon Clafhn and Price as the sp1r1ts Buddy Karells as the campalgner Leavltt the orator Lerner as Mr Truman at the plano Brad Lewis as Mr Eisenhower ln the newly written Gettysburg scene and Tom Lee as the Chairman of the Southern Leglslature The Choral Group was actlve under Mr Cowper thwalte s dlrectlon They sang ln a jomt Christmas concert wlth the Upper School Glee Club and also had a Jolnt concert with the Belmont Day School Tradltlonal events of the year included the ltlon ster Carnival to ralse money for the Charity Fund Receipts from thls plus donatlons by boys resulted ln a record contribution from the Lower School Fathers and Sons Day was again a fixture m Nlay with a fine nearly ninety per cent turnout of fathers to see ball games enjoy barbecue and games The whole Lower School trekked nolslly to Fenway Park for their annual look at the Red Sox The Class Seven outing enjoyed fine weather at the Densmore Place with games a cook out and the auto museum The fishermen from the class were less successful The mtramural debates for the Barker Trophy saw the Paw nee team of Croke Lewls and Moravec cop the prlae for the fifth straight year Tim Llafhn, assisted by Hofmann and Dixon, did a good Job on the Sphn , ' , ' . , ' ' ' 2 2 2 1 1 ' 1 1 . - ' ' . 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OLUZI' .iAY00fC0I'IYfLI'Lll18 lcrs colulnn for tht I :nal Stgal xx ns 0l1lSl.llllllllg IS I lbrarlan 'I crrx Ladd Iscpt storm I trker tht I ound flass Seven presentcd a trcc to the School xxlnch was planted Wllll due ceremonx I rlce Qllltlll tht I og vxlth able asslstance from IIIXOH 1nd others Ihc School enjox cd the plano plax mg of Lc rner and I 4 xx ls as well as Burke on the drums on sex eral occaslons Frlday mornmg SkltS under 'Nlr I' H0l1I'lSl1L4l I lctl from Class Flwe was notevx orthx Sew eral anonx n1ous glftS to the Ioxxer School were appreclated 1 lxrgc donatxon to the Llbrarx for nexx books and ilso ue tlme at thc H atson Rmk On Xrbor Dax sex eral nexx trees were planted around the Bulldmg Fxcrx one was saddened ln late fall by the loss by vandallsln of the bcll and tower At f onuncnccmcnt Nlr Hamllton announced that Mr Coxx pcrthvx ntc xxas golng to Lake Porcst Academy Hc xx 1ll bc rcpl lctd bx 'Ur Daxcnport Plurner Dartmouth ao xxho has been Lt thc Harvard School of hducatlon On Wcdnesday June 6 the annual Ioxxcr School Prlze Day was held ln the Lh apcl -Xftel Mr Dc ns more s opcmng words he lntroduccd John NN ood burx 56 Ircsldent of next xc xr s 'Sixth Bonn xxho welcomed C lmss Sevcn to thc I ppcr School 'Nluldlc School Dlrcctor 'Nlr Punk thcn spoke to flass Scvcn Nlr Densmorc dlstrlbutcd thc prwcs lhc art awards lncluded Parcnts aw ard to ITIXOH xxlth honorable mentlon to lrlcc Shaw Dcnurs Dens more and Bush Jurx axx ard to Berm in xxlth honor able mentlon to Ross Starr Cass and Sc trlllg The ,1OgI1CI'l award for excellence IH art went to Cass The Gregg Geography lrlzes xxent to Loomls IH Class Flve honorable Inentlon Herron and Shapxro Tlm I add ln Class Svc honorable ITIEIIUOII to Danser lNIattlage and Nlgro and Carr ln Class Scxen xxlth honorable mentlon to Qlaflln DIXOII Elxxcll Lcaxltt and Prlcc The Dlrector s I r17e xxas aw Lrdcd to Stex e Qlrr Honor Ims wcrc won bx Herron Ixlrclls Loomis Nlaxwell Bush Pgm Ixarp Inn Iadd 'NIac'Nlann Nloravec Nlgro ITODIIISOII Ross W alcs Carr Claflm Elwell Leaxxtt Iexxls I nrkcr Irlce Scarlng The exerclses cndcd xxlth a spuch hx 'Hr H lIT1lllOfl and the slngmg of a hx mn Anothcr Loxx er School year was over and as Nlr Dcnslnorc sald IH hls talk Now the squlrrels can run about thc cam pus a l1ttle less nervously C 6'LWLl9L0l'L6 4-8 we ol, ' gl 1 - Y , . 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'C Jdfltifw CZWL Led by Presldent Paul Zay ottl md Secretary Ldw 1rd Melxonagle the btlllCtlC f0l1IlCll functloned very smoothly thls year ln the admmlstratlon of lts many dutles Completing the three man student member ship on the f 0UI1C'llVh'ElS flye letter man Greg Doyy nes of the Flfth Form Mr Ixeller 'llr Croke and 'NIr lylaxwell are the permanent faculty Il16l'I1b6lS on the board lhe Athletlc Council was begun IH 1947 resultmg from a suggestion bv Hr Iltnulton and has been responslble for st ttlng school regul ttlons and st md trds for all Btlmont Hlll sports smce that date F teh year two members of the Swth I orm 'md one from the Flflll tre elected by these forms to scrye on the Council and Llong Wllll tht Llpl.dll1S of the yarlous sports they determme the dytilffllllg of letters and numertls They also esttbhsh trunlng rules letter ayy ards and settle V trlous other athletic problems whlch arlse throughout the school year The Counell sets up a standard of regulations by vyhxch they ayy ard letters A eertam number of perl 9 ods are necessary to obt nn 1 letter m football has ketball and hockey Wlllltx L cert un number of mm utes are needed m soccer and a number of nmmgs lll baseball Crew depends prlmarlly on who was rovy mg ln the first second and sometimes third boat I'he coaches declde to whom numerals should be awarded Thls year the Councll was faced wth three counts of trammg vlolatlon and they were forced bv duty to vslthhold letters from the three men m question All cases of trammg vlolatlon must tppear before the Councll It IS worthy to note that the three vlolators turned themselves m for breakmg tr unmg The members of the Q0t1IlCll for nuct ye tr ts we rt elected by the P lfth md SlXlll forms are l t ter 'I agut Co capt un of the football team as Ircsldent Grtg Downes re electcd to the Qouncll yy ho yy lll serye is Secretary and lony YY ttttrs captain of the btskct ball team and new lll thc school thls yt tr Asslstlng these boys yylll be captams Curtin Xounge Falr banks Gyyllllam and Simon ag ada 15 1' M 5 hai F1rslR0w Downes, Zayottx, McGonagle Second Row Mr Croke Mr Maxwell Mr Keller 54 O C . . , , - - v C - ur Z tv 4 5 I s 1 I I I , K L- , . , . . 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V . : . : . , . , . . 1. -1. ll ll ,H 51 ' X4 'V x F1rstRou Barnard C Hull Mr Sokol R Clark S Young Hauee Sec'om1Rc,u Densmore YS Welch Mack Coodell Plyyell G Downes Bramarcl Nicholson Thzrcl Rou C1 Russell 51 Xoung Child Ilttlc field Simon Nlokkhaylsa gf Cm fhe Cxlec Club this year uncleryycnt a cornplcte face llftlng lnclcr lts new cllrcctor 'Nlr Ihomis Sokol the number of the group yyas cut from thc fifty oclcl boys who yy ere ln lt last y ear to tyy enty members this year The purpose of thls cut yyas to creatc a hlgh standard of quahly ln thc Club and gxyc cach mem ber a chance to develop hls XOICL to ltS fullest capaclty After several vyceks of VOICE trlals and sortmg the remalnmg boys rehearsed CllllgCIlllX Ill preparatlon for the Christmas concert On Sunday afternoon the nineteenth of December, the new Glee Club gave xts first pubhc performance Hlghhghtcd by a short solo by Nlr Funk this concert yy as heralded as one of the best performances ey er to haye been presented by a Belmont H111 School C1lee Club In mlcl January a concert yyas held yylth the Rad chffe I'rcshmcn Glce Club ln the school gym 'lhlb concert yy as chy ldecl mto three parts In thc first part the Bclmont C1lcc Club sang alonc yy hlle thc Had cl1f'l'e Cjlcc Club sing rlonc ln thc scconcl plrt lhc concert yy is complctcd by lllXlllg thc tyyo group1 comblncd Ill 1 ycry cnjoy rblc nnxccl nulnbcr The tyyo fllldl concerts for thc group yycrc it thc Iarents Dinner hclcl carly Ill N111 mcl thc Xnnu rl qprlng C oncert hclcl on lhursclly CXCIIIIIQ' lunc qomc of thc fcaturc songs for both thc sc pc rform ances yycre a round CI1tlllCCl 'lhc Crab Ircc Traglc Story tyyo C1crm'1nfoll1songs Amo Xmas and The Nlagnct and thc C hurn Jonathan lh1cl1 ery Class of 58 at Haryarcl yyas the accompanlst throughout the year He presentcd a brllhant plano recital at the Qprlng Conccrt and along yy 1th Doug las Ixlrkyy ood 58 of Belmont Ilnll play mg the clarl net eleetrlfiecl the audience mth a thrllhng concerto for B flat clarmet A great deal of credrt IS due NIr Sokol for the finc Job he has done yylth the Glec Club throughout thc year A A A I .A 1 1A. 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Y 1 I 1 X I v . , U . 1 1 - 1 1 1. 1 , 1 , - , 1 , 55 61,1718 I olume III of the Panel saw 21 most remarkable 1n crease IH the sp1r1t of co oper1t1on shown bx dll members of tl1e st 1fl' IJCSIJIIC the ple 1s1nt h1b1L of proer21st1n1t1o11 bx tl1e ed1tors, WlllCIl used up 1 good portlon of each IIHIFSCIAX nlght tl1e Panel 1112111 igeel to w1n 21 filst pl 1cc r1t111g IH the 1111111211 Qolumbu 5cl1ol1st1e I re ss XSSOCI 1t1on contest Il11s honor was tl1e hlghest recelx eel bx '111x prep school 111 New Lng and All 1n all It w as 1 xe1r IH Wlllell e 1c1l1 m IH on tl1e Fdltorx 1l Bo 1rd d1el l11s p 1rt tow 1rd the pnbhe lIl0l1 of the p1per I elltor 111 C Illlf C lllllllllgll 1111 was ge Il erflllx III charge ol tlnngs w1tl1 W 1lt Xbbott Illlstllllg IH the news SIOFICS Due II1w kms puthng l11s fu m1l121r Haw ICISIIIS ln Prom The Stands, Ihurs dax Xlbht Bob W oodburx I'21lSll1g tl1e fe fiture de partment to 1 new hlgll lex el Bob C 11n tllflllllg out h1s humorous 1 eolum11, I3I'l1CC Dennx IIVOWII 1nd I,lClx Howe SllIJCI'XlSlIlgIf l1e lClllIllS lllil Robert C e 1rx S11 1pp111 h1s l1st 11111111te lol11o1d s 10 s Aboxe and bexo11d flllS X olu111e III w 15 111 1rl1ed by occdslonal ru11 111s w1tl1 tl1e fdcultx ox er such con trox erslal ISSUGS IS 'XI1cldle be l1ool te lb tr lllllllg and 'Hr qokol but the Panel we21tl1ered the storms to come out stronger tlllll ex er IIICIIIFCI Spence kept the IJUSIIIC ss 1ff11rs of the P nel under control 1t 1ll lnnes md lfter 11111d se ISOII slump, the IIUSIIICSS Bo 1rd flll 1llx r 11sed sulh c1ent funds to c21rrx us through the xe 1r Ks was the e ISC 11st xe1r Yoluxne III concludeel lt dCllXlllCS Wllll 1 f1tl1e1 lllll so11 sl 1fl b lllC1llCl 11 the f1csl1 Iond Ilow 1rd Iohnsons 1t wlneh the pI'lIlC 1p 1l spe lIxCl5 were NI1' be 1xex Illlbllslltl ot the I IIIOIII C111 en Ile lflllllslil ll lllllllilll Ur N o mre lllllllg 1 1111 e nqnet the fOlIOWlIlf, l tens s llllll II I Clll0l' lll C lnel C Welch Xe 1'ClltOI' Stephcnl W1lcox be 1ture Id1lo1 I Innes Hodges Sports Lel1tor JOIIIIC Woodbnrx Xssocl ate Lel1tor It JOHIIIIIH I111rb111l1s lllll lhotog C ofhn II 1s the 11e w ISIISIIIC ss Nl lll 1541 1nd I 1 ll lx X211 ls t IC CXCIIINIIIQ 111 1ger Ye llllll III of the land W0lllCl llIxC to llllt lx thank Nlr 'Nloore tor l1lS t1rele ss eflolts lllll UIIW 1xer mg Clllllthllsfll wl11cl1 cl1d so IHIICII tow ITCI 111 1k111g the past xe1r O11 the IICW sp 1per both successful 1nd enjox able 'W-M WAY qw 1? 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I ' ' ' , E a a 2125.- 122 PANEL ' 11:6 Hill Finishes Unclefeated League Seasons In Hockey, Basketball, Syeeping Both Leagues To Unprececlented Dual Championships . . . . 'Forum l 0 lWrestlers W in First In Hill Histo ThejF64,000 QueSf10fEnf0llme,,f -H . MT' h0 S't ate, ' Fourth Period Tally TOPS Z lfl l',,,3,',ff,3KsfMfL,,,,, Middlesex In Mud, 13-70 rrrwrornffaiziirt D H Cite ivkffr f ,Y Y 7- Y , ,nf 0 BIS Dr. WhiteFeelsRicfz qiet kwggi H Mogggmnnfsnf C' 'fac -gina .. nt Sokol Head On Behno F ' l4Ssi S Glee N vel Gives ed sts 0 . u fdisdl ml Club ,f l f0 Cl'a 9 ' . pn 351245252 E C fn m AP uv, so t 1' ur I L Wxufa S521 A ' 0 wpgttl Teams YRS rNs9Pf-' 1 ' 'RK f--arragrgff 30514 DEE -three Enroll lu X Q2 iiiisgliralninfiuiiaiw' first i iiimff Z2 it 'iliiw -1' he to Jaipapii- V QM' ,gan so l iiii ixxli 1 ' 'SAM WF Buuivfsrbfff ' digit? 4 Turntable ?:.gfMEMw:.. .., ..,. asf. '1-i'ii . 1 f 'f' I R f0fo' As Vism me B0a'df,rrchbf2Bind Mk ,.a,,,, 'HN Llvl n Suri mi i't- ,lmlm wi T Arum.,fDf'fV ,P ,ox PSS Of 'SCI-Iss s' ' S fllllrl,-ll X rourzrsrnfuofiiiw' ' QMSQIIQQG Honor List Sets 41, e-YEX 0 Xfff'f?!!'!Gf rurigicE':J. ,.1 'ZEQSg 'Academic Record' offm' -62 1 NCI' V N mCh.,,3gn.,, Q !ffVfyZf3p4,0pj00s 'i five Panel To Weigh 'tl' ms Qollege plfroble , I ff!! n ,U or I ini m X gh., C . SU 1 QOI 9 POSlhonr . PM 529 ' And First Tviiip M6330 51 IkF---.----- Brrefsinm., ,lv . ,Uv Ff r The Cffmmon J' 4+ 6 Q 6 4- 1 of i?r Z- Z1' f LRB ff I Aggfiix goo? We Frame Anythmg U 'KX F' i T' 3 foljgfgi Abbott Yearbook Editorp 'fu-,5fp,a'2Yf Spence Heads Business , B leclions C0 L 0 f-hizflx bri FROM THE STANDS-PM xiii, Cagggzgcog Cogigrrzg-2 .Cham3,gj,? Ago! f ii 3 35:1 F 'O 'F it ililiijfx Of caueges rrr-s 45 r0ae,,'?Z 'f f r . our b. t . in ll.N0bles f The Mmors ,ffvof Forum Su rec DM, a is Dag Psychologis 5 F ' -45, S' Are Exams Nre?S?SaTYi,rL.mE4 ' , s o a Leffeifes ln 0 Q10 .AGA in - I --- I - 4411 :null 4 0 Sxfanf lllls xc 1rs Serfanl pulmllsliul thru cxullcnt ISSUCS undcr Lditor in C llltl Greg Doxxnu 57 xx1tl1 Ur qxxxxcr scrxmg his fnst full xc1r 18 fuultx ulxisor Associate Iwhtors xxut li f 1111 56 S Nlolxkh 1x1s1 56 C Welch 57 S Wilcox DI ling, Iloxxc 18 R Ixatz 58 D lurull 08 J Iuscx 08 J SllNLI'IlllI1 58 D lerkins 39 lf1IlD qiflllllllll .19 011 the -Xrt Board xxcre lctcr cfliltl' 57 D Brunard 58 and D lXlI'lxNK00ll .98 tlIll10ll on 1 high pl 1111 lIl4l 1 nc xx fc llllI'i 'vportsctnc s 1ddul xux SllClCSSfllllX Xrt xxoilx xx IS o un usu 1llx lllf,,ll 1 llllJI't cspuullx lxirlnxood s photog, mix xxith ll mr 1111 BI'llIl 1r1 Cfllllllllllllg to 1 lt tclns to l1 t1 of contuits xx IS 1lt1rmdsl1g,htlx dixidul into Sifll0llS and -X Lower School Poetry Corner hclped the bcx tant to distribute its material more evcnly through out the different lcvels of the school The Graduation issue contained a heretofore un knoxvn feature a pictorial section entitled From The Hobbs House which depicted sonic of the excellent paintings done during the parents art classes The Dwight L Mac -Xfee Memorial Sextant Prose Prize this wear was awarded to Walter Abbott 56 Light of Darkness 'NIr Sawver s ld of the latter th it it was om of the most unusual prose selections th 1t he h 1d ever seen G Robcrt Cain 56 won the George von L Nfcyer M6IIl0Fl1l Poctry Prize for his SLTLLTIOII End of a lVmt1r s Dax Fzrst Rou' Reg Howe, C' VS elch, S Wilcox, G Downes, Kirkwood, Cam, Mokkhavisa, Crider Second Rou Brainard, Perkins, Sehmaltz, Pusey, bilwerman, Katz, PurCell. Ml' SBWYCI' 8 V X .Lf v 52 ,ll A' l 'I' 1 K i ll' l x l 'UA' xx' A ' L I X Y T I 5 l 1 ll'- X ' ' - y A a L , - . - .'1 W ' 1 1 1 v x T1 I lf T Y 1 -. u 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1 x . 4 . . , 1 , 1 . A r 1 c . . ' ' , l ' . 'I , L . Af '-H, ,,. ., 'tr , Q , . ' . '. ' ' 'f f 3- j I Hr J . , 9- 1- V x I Y Y as V ' ' ' x , , . ' , . . xi , . 1 c -V , 7 I l . , 1 1 1 ,V ' ' 1 l 1, 1 , . . . . , . . . . , . . . . V, 1, . ' ' . , .' . tr ' '. . . , , . . , .- . A . 1 . - 9' ' ' 1 1 , The calibre of the Scxfanfs Short Sightings eon- for his selections, The Captain's Ship and The ' 1 'f 2 -1 1 1' -2 -,.' 1 ' ' .'. . U a' was z 1 .' Q ' 'a A f - 2 ' -3 1 ' ' ' ' ' Q 1 1' 'f 'Q ' -, 1' H ' ' f- z 2 ' . ral l .', 1'1 l- 1 l 1' 1 l - ' ' do '. - 'V ' W .. 1 fin 1 S 'e ' zu-c-o111pa111y the stories. T e able , It 1 ' ' ' . 1 K- -2 h-2 1 1 bl ' r J, i 'i 1 ' K1 x . ' h-, ' s , - - vr',, 5 ii HH FzrstRou P 0Lears Burke R Clark Thayer Nlmer Page Second Rou L Hunt W Welch Cam Isgur 61117168 0W'Ll'l'LLff89 In contrast to last year the Dance Comrnlttee headed by chalrman Dlck Clark put on onlx two dances the fall dance and the Prom The theme for the fall dance held on Nox ember 11 1n the gym was a fall hart est The decorations saw the gym adorned wlth pumpkms corn stalks and a few ears of corn is m past xears photographs of the fall lettermen were attached to bodles drawn by Nlr Tognerl and tacked up to the wall Ham couples turned out to dance to the muslc of Harry lllarchand wlth the Prospect Street Paraders Jamming at lntermlssnon The annual Slwcth Form Dance put on by the I' lfth Form ln honor of the Senior Class took place ln the gym on Nlarch 10 wxth musxc played by Ruby Newman The Paraders agaln were asked to play at mtermlsslon The school S ear OmCld.llX ended on June 8 wlth the Senior Prom Wir Hamxlton gaxe hls annual dlnner for the graduatlng class and thelr dates whlch was followed by the Prom from 9 to 1 The decorations conslsted of a large pamtlng of a shlp on the stage wlth whales and mermalds adornlng the walls The patrons ln attendance were 'XII' and Hrs Hamllton Wir and Hrs Jennes Hr and 'Hrs Tognerl and Nlr and Mrs Nlaxwell xIl1blC was supplled by hen Reex es The Dance Commlttee lncluded Chalrman Clark Isgur VVelch Mmer P OLeary Beacharn Thay er Hunt Burke Page and Lam - . xl N nf , , . a, ,. ,N ,X -, ' A 2 --W , 1 X 1 'J fi ' f'l.2S5a7 . , . 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' ., 1 1 1 - l 6ll'l'LGftLC A Samuel Spewacks three act comedy Two Bllnd Mlce was presented on December 16 by the dra matic club as thelr annual presentation The play takes place ln a government oflice whlch had been officlally abolished two years before How ever the perseverance of two old ladles has kept the office runnlng illegally untll an enterprlslng young man Tommy Thurston an ex husband of one of the secretarles discovers their setup He de cldes to help out the ladies and wards off an lnvestx gatlon by Wllber F Threadwalte of the State Depart ment Commander Thomas Jelllco of the Navy Wlajor Snoh of the Army and Lieutenant Robbins of the Alr Force by a process of doubletalk which finally convlnces the men that the operatlons of the office are top secret and are not to be dlsclosed to any one He explalns that the office serves as a ma ternlty ward and a rumba studio only as a securlty cover The scheme is blown wide open when Senator Hughes who had abollshed the office orlglnally enters onlv to find the abolished office flourlshlng Tommy then tells the staff that the whole operation was just an experlment ln government much to cluded the two old ladles returned to their former Jobs as members of the Department of the Interior and Tommy Thurston remarrles hls former wlfe The leadmg role ln this year s plav was very ably taken by Jon Silverman as Tommy Thurston The parts of the two enterprlslng old ladles were play ed by Robert Ixatz and Robert Nickels Tommy s ex Wlfe was Arthur Norton VN h1le Peter Crone took the role of Senator Hughes The m1l1tary staff was com prxsed of Davld Aldrlch Doug Barnard Cris Egan and Parker Ladd Supporting roles went to David Hamilton Thomas Cabot Steve Baum Nlls Wessel Steve Young Davld Schmaltz Ed Hanlfy Paul Klng and Bennett Ashley Nluch eredlt goes to Mr Funk for hlS excellent Job of dlreetlng a cast whlch had had either llttle or no previous acting experxence The production staff was comprlsed of Mr Dun can as director of the operations with Charles Corn wall DaVld Mugar Wllllam Itenollosa Nat Chllds Davld Bralnard Earl Emery Richard Lxttlefield Edgar Groome Vxctor Tay lor and Dana Sweet asslstlng hlm Mr Lanxner was IH charge of proper ties wlth Stephen Vtales and Robert NICLHUFIH as alds Douglas Kirkwood Ted Ex rick and Jock publlclty and house manager lv ,- ww., W1 x'! !k' F1rstRou Baum lxatz Kldnth 'Nlr lunk Sllxerman Fgan 'Nlrhels Cabot Sc1'nndRr11 Norton Owens Nlllfjll' lXll'lCXN00fl llxrnml lwrlrk Ilunllton 'Nlcl lurm Third R014 Cornwall Isgur Ilulds Nlr Duncan l'enollos1 llrunurrl S W iles H Xoung 60 U , ll I ' - ' as - I - ' ' A , ' i , V . . , - . . . . . . 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Y it X a.5' v 1 s- as , gi 24' ,XII l9A6lflfl'Lg A We had 1 hopeful war wlth a lot of I70SSllJllltll s for future sueec ss said Mr Duncan coach of thc Bcl mont H111 Dc batlng And I ubllc Spc dklllg I lub I hc Dc batmg lc un fmlshed up thc lr sc ason with a 3 and l record The first debatc was vuth lhfillllllt scx where Belmont Hill shghtly outspokc thc opposltlon to wln Reprc sentmg Belmont were VValter Abbott Iec Isgur Claude Welch and Robert Woodburv The second Yarslty dcbate was agalnst Noble and Greenough wxth Belmont Hill agam taking top honors The team was the same wlth the exeeptxon of Vhlham Balley replacing Isgur Followmg thls were two debates wlth Browne and Nlchols Iflrst was a practlce J Y debate whlch we won followed bw a Varslty debate whleh handed Belmont ltS first and only defeat A publlc speaking club was orgamzed thls year wlth very pleasmg results At some UHIC durmg the season each member had to dehver a hve mmute speech before the group and then he was crltlelzed and told how he could lmprove on hls speech Result mg from thls practlce the team sponsored a Pubhc ,MW Spc xkmg Contc st pcn to thc s hool to bc c n duc tcd as an annual affalr wlth thc vunncr rccc IVIIIQ., a pruc on Irllc Day Aftcr thc LllITllIld,ll0Yl rounds thrcc contc st mts VN altcr Abbott W 1111 un B ulev and C laude VNclel1 zppc zrcd IH lffllldy lVl0I'lllIlg Assc mbl5 for the finals lhe contcst was judgcd by Wir H mnlton Bob Woodbury and a tcachcr from the Penn sehool and they awarded the prlae to Abbott Four representatives of the tcam Abbott Isgur Welch and Woodbury attended the annual Debatc Lhmc at Deerfield where Woodbury won the Kllffll natlon round on Impromptu speaklng IH his lllVlSl0Il and placed second ln the finals In conjunction with thls a volunteer eontest was held III Fflddb NIOI'I1lIlg Assembly where each contestant pxeked a toplc from a hat had two mlnutes to thlnk on h1s subject and then spoke for two mmutes on the toplc he plcked Claude Welch captured top honors lIl thls contest The team would luke to extend its warmest thanks to Mr Duncan for thls hlghly lnterestmg season 83 il ,nib m,...,,,.Nh-Rh wah 4'W 9!5 L.,.b,. 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First Row Littlefield Havlce Childs Second Row Mr Tuplm Nlchels Cranney Weller L Pg Despite the fine coachlng of Mr Tuplln who de serves much credlt for mouldlng a fine competxtlve splrlt the rifle team dld not unfortunatclx have a very xmpressxve record A schedule was worked out so that each lHdlVldUal ln the club was able to shoot once a week Thursday afternoon was left for the practlce of the Rifle Team whlch consisted of John Havlce John Simon Richard Llttlefield Nat Childs Jack Cranney Bob Nlchels and Ron V1 eller Tabor was the opposltlon ln the teams lnltlal match Desplte Simon s 100 score and an overall 182 the team went down to a declslve 918 827 defeat Lloyd paced the wlnners with a 187 The next and final actxvlty for the Rlfle Team was the Eastern New England Champlonshlp at Exeter Belmont Hlll finlshed fourth out of five competlng teams Simon agam paced the H111 marksmen wlth a 183 In the lntramural rlflerv champlonshlp Simon rcpresentlng the 11 lldcats was xlctorlous and rc Cen ed the ITIHCTE Nledal on Prize Dax Although the rlflerv season as a whole was not successful the team owes Coach '1 uplm a debt of gratltudc for hls tlreless efforts to lrnproxe thclr scores and proude a source of cnjox ment on winter afternoons U . , ' . x . . .. . . . X Y .. . . V . . . 9 , - 4 v I 1 l . . l . 1 . . - , 9 1 . . . . . ,. . . . v.. v ,- . , , . . . . . W1 . N .7 . Y 1 .V Y 1 9 ye s 4 s ' Y . I1 I n w 1 1 xl , . U , . . , v .. . , . .. V Y , I I , . I I , E .H . U l . , 1 1 . Y . I x 4 v' I 1 lb - Q v . - V V . L 6.5 dence Although the first meeting was not held until Jan- uary, this year's Science Club has probably done more work than any previous group. A week after the first meeting, the club made a trip to the Techno- logical Instrument Corp. The group was very inter- ested to see the precise work and delicate machinery each instrument required. This year the club decided to have a special day for their exhibit, rather than trying to crowd the show into Field Day as has been the custom in the past. In spite of the short notice to the participants, the fair, which was held on April thirteenth, had sur- prisingly many interesting projects. First prize was awarded to Ted Eyrick ,57 for his excellent working scale model of a wind tunnel. James XlacMahon '60, Won second prize for his exhibit of the day by day de yelopment of a chicken embrs o Third prize was vi on by Ronald Evans 60 for his model of the muscular structure of the arm. Following the fair, Ted Eyrick's wind tunnel was sent to the State Science Fair at M.I.T. where he won a third prize. President of the club for this year was Suprija hlokkhavisa '56, whose interest and enthusiasm proved a great motivating factor in the club's suc- cess this year. On April twenty-second, the club invited Professor Evans of M.I.T. to talk before the group. He gave an interesting lecture on the peaceful uses of atomic energy which was supplemented by a highly inform- ative film. This concluded the activities of the 1956 Science Club. The club wishes to express its thanks to Mr. Carlisle for all the help and guidance he has given them during the past season, and it also hopes that Science Clubs will flourish with equal success for years to come at Belmont Hill F1rs!Rou fi Welch littlefield Lerman 'Niokkhaxisa Hodges Kirkwood Denny Brown Eyrlck Sec and Rau Turran foffin Aldrich G Hunt Schmaltz Watkins R Duncan Third Hou Herthessen Stone Hawthorne Emery Silk GrosJeans Lvans 64 w Y v V - . Y. . Y. I ww L . v y f v 1 , y ' U . . U , 0 , 1 t , . ' W.-fl' M' ' .. M' ,, ' 'vw . 4 sf .'1.c.a.w .. x . . , A , , A T , y y ' , . A ' U , .h , , , . . 'I . 1 i 4 , - i - i - i ' r ' - ' Y ,. , I 7 ! ' D H ' mms Dlck C lark Jay Dlyldson W xlt Abbott Bob fam larry Hunt Pd NIcGonagle rwloecf .Sifreef para em Of all the thlngs I will remember about thls class the Hrst thlng I wxll always thlnk of IS the band sald 'Hr Hamllton He yvas of course referrlng to the Prospect Street Paraders a group of SlYth formers who formed a dlXle land band early m the fall for thelr own amusement Soon however they were requested to play at a Frlday mornmg assembly where they were recelved very fa vorably After some reshufllmg of personnel the following cats appeared at the Fall Dance for a brlef per formance Satch 'NIcGonagle trumpet Earl Ab bott saxophone Trummy Clark trombone Jelly Roll Davldson plano and Stlcks Caln drums The only wmter actxvltles for the aggregatlon were another Frlday mormng assembly where the group ln troduced thelr mterpretatlon of Rock n Roll and an appearance at the Winchester Unntarlan Church Fel lowshlp xvlth the commg of sprang the band started to clr culate thelr reputatlon a b1t A before dmner appear ance at the lettermens banquet launched the tour Then came a luncheon show at the Waltham Klwanls Club whlch mspxred some toe tappmg and ear pluggmg by varlous members of the club Determlned to try novelty acts the group at one time featured dual drums for a number and nnterpretlve dancmg on some of the more vlvaclous tunes Try mg to find atmosphere more conducive to real dlxleland Jazz Press Agents Abbott and lVIcGonagle got an engagement for the group at the renowned nlght spot Jack s Llghthouse deep ln the heart of colorful Scollav Square Nlovmg on to greater helghts thls spot was followed by The Flve 0 Clock Club next door to Storyyllle fdroolj In the mferlm between these two engagements the group made a record whlch has already reached the ratmg of collector s ltem Conly 13 coples ln exist ence and was Jomed by Arvxl Hunt on a washpan bass fiddle Followmg a show at the Xoung People s Pops Con cert sponsored by the All Saints Church of Belmont the Prospect Street Paraders finlshed up thelr short but mterestmg career with a sesslon at the Prom and sev eral party appearances afterwards The Prospect Street Paraders hope that the Splrlt and enthuslasm whlch they have created for Jazz muslc m the school wlll become a tradxtxon wlth the ensumg forms Good luck to next year s band The Suspenders Frye yy hleh already has a good nucleus for a swmgmg group I I l ' 1- . 1 my y XX Mvlff, , . t 0, KN j XS . , V I V - , 2 A , . , A , .1 A . , Q H . . . . . - y f , 9 . Y. Y Y . . ,, . . . . . 9 4 - ' Y. l . 9 9 9 A 9 1 ' ' , , ' I ' as 9 ' 99 ' , - 9 9 7 . I . . . 9 9 , L - A 9 ' v v v ' 1 v U ' ' 9, 9 , ' , 9 '. n ' 'I . 9 9 as 99 - ' l as 93 - . cc 99 ' n 9 ' 99 ' ' ' ' A 9 9 ' 9 . cc 99 . as D ' ' Y ac ' 99 9 9 9 9 9 99 ' ' , cc ' 99 - 9 9 9 9 9 Y . . . . . . 7 , . . . - Y 9 9 9 . . . , I . . Q , s ,. . . . . v. . - ' 9 v ' , . . t . , - . . . - . I - . V . Y . . 4 .9 , . . . . - . . , v . b , v . . . - . - . . Y v . V 7 3 N . Y Y . , 9 6. O Lffw-men Fzrst Row 'S Young Zayotti R Clark R Woodbury Thayer F McGonagle Page Miner Second Row Harvey P OLeary C. Hill P Burke Denney Brown L Hunt Cain Rich Howe Mokkhavisa Thzrd Row Bartol Tague Beecham Piazza Bacon Mostrom Fourth Row Hogan Hodges Nlack Barnard qpence J Wilcox fofiin Carr Rob Howe G Downes Beckett Sixth Rou Childs H Davidson Abbott R OLeary VN Harris Pettit Doherty Gwllllam Goodell Cabot Kline Qezenth Row Sllxer man Lynch J Woodbury Bloodsworth Fkwall H flark Simon Cornwall frlder Hamilton Vlatters 66 ' :,. , ', . , . , , ,. , , ' . : , , . V . . . . x ' a n - r ' x ' 1 n - 9 ' Russell, W. VVelch, D. Hawkins, Cunningham, 0'Neil, L. Hawkins, Fairbanks. Fifth Row: Watkins, . , . , f , ' , . , , , . ' '.' . ' , . ' , , , .' . V , . . . . . V l ' 3 ' 1 ! 7 ! S J l ' A y ' - h Y V . A .. 1 - - Y ! Y ' Y ! A I ' ' 5 A ! 9 ' D l C74ZffL!eIfLc.4 HIL UDIUC A 91 ca A' O IA om llll 9 f y? 0 9 QQ lid ,XO E ,, FU 2 FOOTBALL TF ANI FIRST ROV! Cam Page Burke faptam fhayer Fckwall Miner P OLeary McGonagle BACK ROW Mr Croke R 0I,eary G Downes Tague Pettxt Waters Mack Fairbanks Beckett Bartol Wir Alolan Wir Jordon Pxazza jogflaff Desplte an unlmpressxve 500 record the 1955 Belmont Hmll football team was any thmg but medlocre It took three outstanding teams to beat Coach Croke s forces Groton and Browne 85 Nlchols two of the team s con querors fimshed undefeated Whlle Governor Dummer the other lost only to Groton Two thmgs pruented us from havmg a more successful season The first was a forward passmg weakness But most lmportant was the lack of rushmg defense most apparent agamst Governor Dummer On the credit sxde Belmont H111 had as strong a runnlng game as any Hllltoppers team has ever possessed Greg Downes Sam Bartol and Pete Tague all were instrumental ln pllmg up 833 yards rushmg for the entlre season As the team prepared to open the season agamst Mllton hopes were hlgh for a wlnnlng lf not unbeaten season Hlll supporters recelved a rude Jolt when Bel mont Hxll fumbled on the first play from scrlmmage glvmg Mllton a seormg opportumty It was not long before Nlllton had the lead on a one yard smash by Pup VS eld Then the Belmont split T offense began to click vuth Downes and Bartol blastlng through the mlddle for good yardage VX 1th the ball on the nme 68 H91 VHLI IANI fR0lxl- foach quarterback Eddle McGonagle h1t Zeke Zayottl 1n the end zone to L16 lt up In the thlrd perlod Belmont took a 13 6 lead on a 60 yard scorlng march Downes covered the last three to score and booted the eventual w1nn1ng point Mllton s final perlod score fell short when Brooks Pettlt blocked the P A T klCk mak1ng the final score 13 12 The second game was play ed over two weeks after the first because of pollo at Nobles and a heavy ram on the scheduled date for the St Nlark s game When the latter game was finally play ed at Southboro Greg Downes completely took over galnlng huge chunks of yardage through the Llons forward wall and scorlng tWlC6 to pace a 14 6 vlctory effort Hls first score came on a 15 vard run wh1le the final tally was a 12 yard dash In between Ted Ingalls scored for the losers Fumbles frustrated St Nlark s tlme and agam as they trled to pull out the game Ihe undefeated bubble burst the next Saturday and mth astonlshmg suddenness as an awesome Groton offense scored LYVICC Wltillll the first two mlnutes and won C3SllW 287 Hugh The Great Scott Grotons tallback was Just that as he ran wlth bl1nd1ng speed and power H1s first touchdown came on a 61 vard other scores were on runs of 1 and 57 yards Desplte the lopsldedness of the score Belmont H111 displayed 1ts finest football thus far and moved the ball well agalnst the b1g Groton llne The scorlng play was a sensatlonal 85 yard k1ck off return by Downes 1n whlch he shook od several would be Groton tacklers Tony VS atters was a tower of strength on defense for Belmont A notlceable letdown after the b1g Groton game and before the long awa1ted lVI1ddlesex contest occurred on the followmg Frlday agalnst an undefeated but llghtly regarded Browne Sz Nlchols team The result was a 13 6 loss The lNI1ddlesex game was undoubtedly the high polnt of the season as an Inspired Hllltoppers eleven faced the tough Concord team The weather was horrlble wlth a drlvlng ram peltlng down on a field already soaked by ram for two days Mlddlesex scored first when 1ts speedy halfback D1ck Scott raced 60 yards to score on a reverse play Belmont d6SpltC dom1nat1ng the entlre first half was unable to score untll the last fifteen seconds of the half when Downes h1t Zayottl wlth a long scorlng pass Down 7 6 Belmont H111 rallled to pull out the game Wlth a determ1ned thlrd perlod drlve McGonagle was the key factor as he ran and ball handled beautlfully throughout the drlve Downes cl1 maxed the drlve Wlth a one yard scorlng plunge The 13 7 v1ctory made the season a success for the majorlty of the team C APT-XIX DOUGLAS TH -XX 1' R The Governor Du1nmer game was another excellent contest as two powerful offenses clashed The Gov ernors got the Jump 1n the first perlod Wlth two scores before the end of the half In between however Bel mont Hlll scored two TD s of thelr own one by Downes and the other by Page on a deflected Mc Gonagle pass Early ln the thlrd perlod Belmont tled the score at 19 19 on a long dr1ve McGonagle covered the last vard Here Governor Dummer splurged agam and broke the game Wld6 open taklng a 39 19 lead Greg Downes closed out the scorlng Wlth a short end run to make the final score 39 26 Letters were awarded to Captam Thayer Co Cap ta1ns elect Pettlt and Tague Bartol Beckett Burke Cam Downes Ekwall FalYbaHkS Howe McGonagle Black lNI1ner P OLeary Page Watters Zayottl and managers R 0 Leary and Plazza ' , ' cc so - - Y l . . . . , Q 9 Y Y , Y . , , . 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W , x4fQZ7Qr-M3f63!!f frizw W ' 2' H 'Ti st 111111 'NI JN1 ROW Xoun non 1 llllk u HU lx ROW :org Cofhn ll 1tlilllS llunt Cunnm hun 151 ulil llirn OCCQI' X good team with a poor record saxs the -Xlumnl Bulletin of the 190.9 1 arsltx Soccer team Winning onlw two games while losing eight the booters often de serx ed a better fate than thes receiw ed But ln spite o their disappointing record manv new faces enjowed I ct s go twcntx lmps md Kill 'I hundcr and Light nmg Qhlr Duncan and 'Nlr Nyborgj bccame bx words Six returnlng lettermen John Curtin B111 Harris Bob Harx ew Tod H111 lohn qlmon and f aptaln Bob 11 oodburx formed the nucleus of the 'Nxborgmen for the opening game agalnst 'Hilton on October 1 Phe contest was fairlx ex en until the third period when e 'Nlilton team pumped home two goals to clinch a xlctorx John Qimon scored Belmont H111 s first goal of the SfdSOI1 The booters bounced back in their next game to edge Lawrence 3 Q led bx Simon with two goals and Bob Harxex with one Despite thelr vlctorx thxs was not one of the Hilltoppers better performances But this xlctorx was follow ed bx a winless streak of fin straight games I ' if W 'M- if FRN XYBORG Coach Il Q: ,maj 3 vi .,, W' C3 ,g-3 L '1 ' 5. . 1., I A .ls .' X' ' C H CA. FRC . ' ': S. ' gg, Sin , Vziptziin YYooll '-', lf llill, llzlrvvy, 1' rtin. . ' ' ': Mr. Nyl ' j, ' ' , I ' 5, , ' ' g z , 'z - am, a ard. S6 I v. 4 3 ,, '1 vu . . , . A r . v K v . . . Y L - . I ' A , l V 1 -1 V ' .rv the spirited practices where familiar terms such as SS X 7 V v 1 '93 4 CK ' Y X ' ' J u i ' l I P C ' I ,v :K 4 ' 1Y I 1 ul 1 v u ,. . I , . . U . is K- - s f 9 x ' 1 1 v ' . 1- ' Y ft' P , s 5 ' 'Y 1 1 Y Y, J sir Y f ss , I I A' . - I ' VE, A A v wg . A v. A . ' W, Y I th I . A ' ' .' 'i 3-1 - - , - , lv A' v 4 . - s ' ' A y 1 ' 'Q In the pourlng ram something that became quite common Belmont Hlll was rolled over 6 1 by a vastlv superior Tabor team that eventually won the league tltle Goalie Larry Hunt stopped shot after shot but the yyet ball proved too costly The next game against Groton was undoubtedly the booters worst of the season Although they kept the ball in the Groton zone for QOZ, of the game they couldn t score the goals Groton tled a 1 0 game with 15 seconds remalnlng and went on to win 2 1 nn over time A leg mjury to VS oodbury ln the third period proved costly for the next few games St Nlark s walked through a weak injury ridden de fense to get over thlrty shots on Goalle Hunt and score five goals Slmon scored his fifth goal ln five games and Blll Harrls scored his first of the season ln the 5 2 defeat Next followed two extremely dlsappolntlng losses to Browne and Nlchols 4 0 and lyledford High 6 1 The fact that lyledford were state champlons lessened the sting of that defeat The one brlght spot ln these games was the converslon of lineman Bob Harvey lnto a very effectlye center halfback His inspired play at this posl tlon for the rest of the season gave a blg boost to the sagging defense The last three games of the season brought a new club onto the field Beating Nobles 3 1 and losing two close ernor Dummer 1 0 were commendable notes with which to end the season Three goals by Simon whlch brought his season s total to eight led the Y arsltv ln the vlctory over Nobles A top notch performance bv Belmont Hlll gave Goalle Hunt his first real rest of the season Brooks scored as the game began and just before the final gun to edge the Hxllers 2 1 In between the Var slty played one of thelr best games that far Slmon scored his ninth goal ln as many games but the booters Just couldn t seem to grab the vlctory A strong breeze and the usual soggy field thwarted any great offensive attempts Dlsplavmg their most msplred and unquestlonably most effective game of the year Belmont Hlll lost a heartbreaker to Governor Dummer 1 0 on the final day of the season After the Governors scored the only goal of the game ln the first elght mlnutes of play Bel mont fought vamlv ln ankle deep mud for the next three and one half perlods to tie the score Play mg be fore the largest crowd of the year Belmont Hlll s tre mendous performance closed the season on a satlsfylng note Captain VS oodbury Captain elect John Curtin Harvey and Simon all saw actlon 1n the post season Captam s game yyon by the League champions Tabor A faculty game although scheduled on numerous CAPTAIN ROBERT WOODBURY occasions was never play ed Rumors had lt that the faculty was scared of the cold and the Varsity scared of the faculty At anv rate the game never occurred Letters were awarded to Captaln Woodbury Cap tam elect Curtin Beacham Coffin Cunningham R Harvey C Hill L Hunt Simon Watkms S Xoung and manager Barnard 7? . l , - 1' A . , , 3 9 , . . 7 A ' . , . . 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Q 'QA' X k 'A ... 41 dr ' M' .. - uni iii: vt' gsm' ' 91 W '-f. .44 I'ro11t R011 Ligue C 130111111 Ilfxrxeg I N111 0IIlg.,1t' IIOf.,iI1 I 1111 I me Str-and R011 Wir YN 111sort11 Bacon Beckett XIOSIFOIII I II'lXXklIl5 IXIlf1l N11 Ierguson A0649 y Ihl11111i1f 11101011 pr ICIKL sc 5810115 11141 111 KXIIIIJIIIOII gdlllt' mth Bchnont I11gh 11111141 t11t11 111111 Btlmont H1111 Iarsltx hockex team hoardcd the tr1111 for I I'1IlC6tOI1 and thc I avs rencex 111e Tourncx on 'I11ur1 dax Deeembcr I5 Frldax 1'HOI'I1lIlg the club don ned 11 Lawreneex 111e 5114 that went l1IlC1CfL'11Cf1 after lts 1oss to us .9 Q Pd NICGOI11g16 1ed t11e xx IX H1111 the a go 11 1p11c1 Bob Harux 11141 N11 C1011 15,11 L 1111 11.111 two assets That exemng thc 15.1111 t1c111cd St Pau1 5 exentual Champs 111 the featurc end of the seml finals a11d was edgcd 3 2 111 a tlght OX6I'1lIDC match Captam NIcGonag1c netted both II111 goale 1n the first perlod wlth an 355151 from Bob Cam and IH the m1c1d1c frame unfzsslsted Saturdax IIlOl'I'llflg Bclmont faced XICIIUI for thc th1rd place spot and dropped mother 11H'111lIlg our tlme game 3 4 II111 ta111es nent to Beckett 111th 2 and Harxex LHUTIC Havyklns Doxxnem NIcGonag1c and Bacon had aoslstb On Januarx 1 Belmont H111 1I'dIllp1Cl'1 a 11lg111X touted St Sebabtlan s team jubt returned XX 1th the Heat Point Tournex crown 101 at NIIIIOII The GERALD VS ALB OR'lH Coach 1 '- 1 11. 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I ,I I I s ' 9 - ' 76 polnt parade NIcGonagle and Harw ex each Q goals Q asslsts Bacon 3 goals 1 asslst Beckett Q goals 1 asslst Hogan 1 goal Hawkms 43SSlStS and Cam 1 assist Belmont romped agam at Hilton on January 14 beatlng Brooks 8 0 ln our first League game 'NIC Gonagle had Q goals and an assist Harvex a goal and an assist Harris and Hogan a goal aplece HHSXklH9 the hat trick Cam Q asslsts and Downes an assist Milton also a League opponent was next to fall before the Hill s power 4 1 January Q1 on their rlnk McGonagle led the wav scoring ln the first and second perlods with aSSlStS from Harvey Beckett tallled thlrd perlod insurance after a Milton goal asslsted by Hawkins and Bacon and Hawkins put one ln asslsted by Beckett Groton gave Belmont its toughest game to date but succumbed 4 Q on our rlnk on January Q5 Groton scored first but lN1cGonagle brought Belmont back a few mlnutes later unasslsted then put the Hill out front wlth two qulck third perlod tallles Beckett added the final goal asslsted by Hawkms The team s spirit and strength ln the clutch was put to its severest test on January Q8 when Belmont took a 3 Q overtlme declslon at Exeter Bacon s over tlme marker was the cllncher after Downes and Hawklns netted last perlod goals to lock the score Q Q HaWklHS was alded by Bacon while Downes tallled on a 30 foot blazer after a dazzling rmk length rush February 1 saw Andover come from behlnd twice to drop the Hlll from the undefeateds 4 Q on our rmk McGonagle fed the openlng face off to Harvey took a pass and tucked one ln the net comlng around from behlnd Two mlnutes later Andover equalxzed on a partlal screen shot Harvey put Belmont back ID front ln the second period Q 1 assisted by lNIcGon agle Andover got two ln the middle frame to lead 3 Q and added another ln the final period to wln 4 Q Mlddlesex went down Q 0 on last period goals by Harvey Qunasslstedj and Beckett Qfrom H3,WklHS, ln a see saw battle at Harvard February 4 For two perlods Belmont couldn t score but monopollzed the puck completely and hlt the post several tlmes Spectacular net mmdmg by Middlesex co captaln Lane kept them IH the game Belmont dropped ltS chlef threat to League su premacy St Mark s the followlng Wednesday February 8 by a 5 3 score on thelr rmk Harvey tallled first asslsted by Hogan and McGonagle then It was McGonagle from Harvey McGonagle unasslsted Harvey from lNIcGonagle and McGon Captain LDV! ARD MCGONI KGLIL agle unasslsted agam St Mark s got one ln each period The final three League games play ed at Harvard proved easy wins for Belmont Nobles lost 6 0 on February 11 Downes was high man wlth Q goals and Q asslsts Hawkins Bacon and McGonagle each had a goal and an assist Harvey a goal and Cam and on the short end 6 1 lNIcGonagle and Harvey had Q goals and an assist aplece Hogan a goal and 4 assists Beckett agoal Cain Qassxsts and Hawklns an asslst Governor Dummer fell 9 0 February Q5 and the League crown was ours with a clean 7 0 slate Bacon had the hat trlck Harvey Q goals and Q asslsts Hogan a goal lllostrom a goal and Q asslsts Harris and Carr a goal and an assist each H3WklHS and McGonagle Q assists each and Cam an asslst Northwood was monopollzed at Harvard on Wlarch 3 6 1 with McGonagle Harvey Hogan Hawklns Beckett and Lynch scoring McGonagle and Beckett had Q asslsts each Harvey and Hawkins one each Caln s thlrd period check will long be remembered Letters went to Captain McGonagle Captaln elect Downes Bacon Beckett Cam Carr Harrls Harvey Hawklns Lynch Mostrom Page and Tague ' n 7 v ' A' ,, 7 3 g ! Z 7 Z , S ' 9 S ' , 4 lv , 9 ' 9 - Q ' . . Y 9 , 9 S 9 I V '9 3 Y 3 7 9 ' . , v . 9 ' 9 . 4' tv, ' 9 7 3 , . , . , , , A . A I . . 9 , , . . , . 9 ' , , . . . , , Y I - - - s 9 , . . . . . . , , ' I l S 3 9 ' . . ' ' - - 9 9 - , . . . , , , Beckett an asslst aplece. February 18 It was B. Sz N. .. . , - I . . . , . S y - - Z 9 S , Z 9 ' 9 - - 9 ' 9 9 o - , I 1 ' . ' . ' 0 ' 7 1 9 U 9 5 7 3 . . . . , , - , - . I- . . . . , - . , - A ' 9 a ' - ' ' - - 9 ' 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' 9 ' , ' . . . , . Q . - , , . , . . . . , . . u , p , - D ' ' ' 7 3 9 ! ! 9 - - V , ' 9 9 ! 5 , . 9 ' Q , , - . a S 5 9 9 ' 'if B ANBFTBALL TE ANI FRONT R011 Xlxtters C lptun layottl I,lNlflS01'1 Bkflx ROW fJl0lI'j 1 0 Letry R Wood bury J Wllcov 'Nlr frolv. Z?a4LefAaj! VN 1th a returnlng nucleus of C aptaln Paul Zax ottl Bob VY oodbury and John W llcox from last X ear s 14 3 bas ketball team the hopes for thls xear s Yarsltv team were few who would have dared to predlet last Decem ber that the team would sweep undt feated through lts league games to the Prn ate School C hamplonshlp -lll ln all lncludlng the captam s game and New England Prep School B Tournament the hoopsters complled a 17 3 record Slnce the team was perhaps the greatest ln Belmont H111 s hlstorx and smce It left behlnd mam records we felt It might be lnterestmg and worthwhile to mentlon a few statlstles before revlcwmg each g unc Prxvate School league Champnonshnp C2nd time also 1950j 10 0 League record lst team cur to sweep League competltlon 17 3 total record best ever at Belmont H111 Awe per game ln League B H 73 Opponents 51 All tlme mdlvldual League Scormg Zayottl 289 29 per game All tlme B H scormg record Call competxtlonl Za wottl 489 Q4 5 per game 80 Vt ILI IANI C ROKE C oach ., M 1 ,,- cf V' , , I 1 1 X ., 3, ' 1 .K X l , fku . w' '- V. . 1. , ' ' v ' . -' ' ' '. ' . V T ' . v ' - , , L , 1 v D 1 . v 1 1- N ' fr' N' , . l . ' ' A 1 I 1 v 4 ,1 vf ' , . . t U 1 g were definitely above average. However, there certainly , 3 3- v v , ' . K. - 1 . . ' I I ' , 1 4 1 4 T v I VY 1 A I x IJ 56 ,S I ' , ' I , 9 4 , 9 I . ' D' A Y. x I il h 2 1. 1 J n League foul shooting champ-Bob Woodbury 8395 -Xll five starters over 9 pomts a game average Turnmg to the season it took just a few practices and a little experimentation by Coach Croke to form a well rounded startmg five composed of returnees Zay Ottl II oodbury and Wilcox plus newcomers W atters and Day ldson The team was then ready to roll and showed it by an lmpresslye 13 43 triumph oyer Rn ers ln the season s opener In the first two league games the hoop sters emerged easily victorious oy er Nlllton and Nobles 80 53 and 83 42 Layottl and II atters combmed for 55 and 38 pomts respectlyely IU the two games while IN oodbury tallied 19 against 'Hilton The team then w ent on a six game road trlp during which they nnxed some of their best and worst basket ball of the season Starting at Southboro the Hlllles overcame a Jinx court and breeaed to a 63 45 w1n be hind Zay ottl s 28 pomts Next came a great 70 62 upset oy er defendmg champs 'Nhddlesex highlighted by the record shattering 45 point performance of Belmont f aptaln Paul Zayottl After the Middlesex trlumph the team h1t a 3 game slump Governor Dummer was edged ln overtime after the Hllltoppers staged a thrllllng 7 pomt comeback in the last two minutes to tie the game on a Zay ottl foul shot Then a deadly shooting St Paul s five sparked by Captaln Morrow handed the hoopsters thelr 1n1t1al setback 61 57 Obvlously dlsheartened the team was fortunate to edge St Sebastian s 43 42 the following Saturday on a last second Jump shot by Davidson The next game an important league en counter with Brooks saw the Yarslty rebound to wln Back home Belmont celebrated by whlppxng B8zN' 65 57 and then edging 'Nllddlesex 69 66 to virtually cllnch the championship Despite bemg double and triple teamed Zay Ottl again turned in a great clutch performance with 32 points whlle W oodbury added 19 hlttlng on several crucial two handed sets W eaver was brilliant for the losers eollectmg 28 pomts and 27 re bounds 'Nobles fell next 80 35 before the Hlll power house as Zay ottl got 26 points and II xlcox 20 and St George s was defeated 86 60 as all fiye starters h1t for double figures Lnfortunatelv Groton now handed the team lts second loss 59 50 despite Davidson s 20 pomts Nlosle s reboundmg and Rooseyelts sparkling defenslve play on Zay ottl were the keys to Groton s success The team then rebounded sharply to dump St 'NIark s 74 57 as Zay ottl and Davidson combined for 47 pomts Zavottl followed up with a 32 polnt scoring spree as runner up Brooks was beaten 76 58 In the final league game the newly crow ned Private School champs rolled over CAPTAIN PAUL ZAYOTTI NI1lton 74 50 Zay Ottl netted 28 and Davidson 16 for the vlctors while Pantaleonl starred for Nlllton A 70 61 victory bv Belmont Hlll over the rest of the League 1n the Captain s game was followed by a sur prlse lnvltatlon to the New England Preparatory School B Tournament The Hllltoppers openlng round opponent Holderness School QN H D fell 73 46 as the team play ed its best ball of the year Lay ottl scored 26 and Wilcox and Davidson had 13 aplece Qranwell the team s seml final opponent then with Ixingswood QR I J at Boston Garden The game proy ed a big disappointment for the team and all 1ts supporters as Belmont was soundly beaten 61 46 VW hereas the team did no wrong against Holder ness they d1d almost nothmg right with the exception of Zay ottl agalnst Ixlngswood Sloppy play by the Hxlltoppers enabled Ixlngswood to build up an lnsurmountable first half lead whlch they were able to preserve by using a second half freeze sparked by Cun rnngham s brllhant ball handling The team knows that Hr Croke must haye been as disappointed with the Ixmgswood game as they were but It yvould llke to express lts slncerest thanks to hlm for another top notch coachlng job to which the sea son s record will surely attest In a post season election sophomore It atters was elected captain for 1957 by the votmg lettermen Cap taln Zay ottx Captain elect W attcrs H Davidson P O Leary J 11 llcox R VN oodbury and manager R O Leary 5 n 3 Y vv 1 Q, Y A 3 Y- V v v ' c V . ' Y Q - l 7 ' Y ' . 7 . A A 1 - l r v I v . I ' u L 1 u V Y - V Y . . , U , l . - . ' 3 If ' L - ' Y . v ., . Y U 1 A ' A , l . . . 1 I , V . . l . - Y . 1 . . , - , . 1 ,L . ,, I . . . . . . X . , . . . v . . I Y . - . Y . , . ' 3 ' 1 ' 9 Y ' 7 - . . , , . 1 . 1 4 I ' 66 77 Gi ' 9 Q! ' . , , 1 - , 1 - I 1 . , - - ' 1 - - 1 1 1 . . . , . . , A , . . , N. . , ,N i .- Y. - 1 S S Y 64-50. drew, glvmg Belmont Hlll a bye into the final against I v . I V. ' ' , A , . . . . - , , - , I Y . . . 7 4 Q K , ' , ' ' , ' ' 4 1 ' - . I f , . . . . , - - , , - , 1 . , 1 1 5 9 ' ' ' ' Y - Y Y , ' ' , v . v v ' 1' 9 ' v 1. v . . . . .. . ,, ,- - , - , , T ' , . l v v f ' 4 1 ' 1 ' P . v ' ' , v I f ' v - V . , . U 1 . , ' - Y , . ,Y . . - 5 . , , . . . ,. , 1 . 9 , , , , I , . . . . I . 1 ' 1 - 1 ' . I y , 1 . . Y I - I - - , v ' I - . , v , . .. ' 1 V Y 1 ' ' v. . - , ' , 1 4 v . I ' . - A A Y l , ' v Q . if W . ' ' ' . . ' v ' . 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A record of 5 and 10 does not do Justlce to this year s baseball team Coaches Maxwell and Sawyer watched thc team blow four sure fire wlns when thelr oppo nents staged last dltch rallles 'lhe opener wlth Boston Tech was a loosely played affalr The Hllltoppers offset some poor fieldlng with a potent attack to take a 13 6 declslon A serxes of walks plus slngles by Pony VN atters Paul Zay Ottl Dave Hawkms and hurler Herb Clark produced nme runs ln the second lnmng After thls successful start the team suffered two dlseouraglng setbacks as Governor Dummcr and NIllllll9SQX rolled to early y lctorles The 'Nlavcwellmen could producc but four runs and eleven huts agalnst Berry Barnes and Harvey -Xllen IH the two defeats lhc St George s g mme was the first of the four heart breakers Sophomore Jon Sxlverman had a two hlt shutout for eight lnnlngs before t1I'lI1g In the nlnth Bobo Qloan the Dragon catcher clouted a long three i MR MAXW ELL Coach 191 run homer OH relxef pitcher Jon Falrbanks to glwe St George s a 4 2 wln The loslng streak came to an end on the followmg W ednesday as Paul Zax ottl makmg his 1n1t1al start of the year blanked St Nlark s on three huts for a 5 0 wln Zavottl himself contrlbuted the key hlt ln the wln The Harvard Frosh was a free surglng af falr with Harvard galnlng a blg early lead and hang mg on for a 13 9 wm Watter s four hlts and Falr bank s fine rellef hurllng were outstanding for Bel mont The B 81 lN game produced another relapse ln Coach Maxwell s ulcer condltlon Captain John Page s long dlstance cloutxng had given Silverman a 6 2 lead to work on whlch he protected for seven mnmgs However B Sz NI rallied ln the eighth to drive Jon from the mound Zayottx took over and proceeded to walk two men and allow a base clearing double By the time the mnlng was over B Sz Nl had 6 runs and an 8 6 verdlct Two days later Mllton pulled the same stunt agam at Zayottl s expense Zeke appeared to have his second league wln ln the bag as he led 3 1 going into the nlnth However he suddenly lost hlS stuff with the result that Mllton deadlocked the game Herb Clark forced ln Milton s wlnnlng run ln the tenth Billy Hogan was out standlng 1l'1 the Held for the losers Jerry Emmet Brook s ace southpaw extended the e Varslty Brack Carr and Bob Woodbury got the Wo Belmont hlts The hlttmg famlne contlnued for ve mmngs against Nobles as the vlsxtors led 3 1 u ln the slxth Belmont Hlll exploded Zay Ottl doubled wlth two on to tle the game A slngle by Hawklns Pete Tague s trlple Pages double and Woodbury s slngle gave Belmont a 7 3 lead Wobles rallled to draw wxthln one run of tylng the game but Zayottl preserved the wm for starter Sllverman For the second time ln a week the team was neu trallzed by a tx o hitter thls time by lNIoe Maloney of St Sebastlan s HaWklHS and R VVoodbury got the two hlts The second Brooks game was a heartbreaker to end all heartbreakers Zay ottl s four hlts and a palr of long wallops by Page gave Belmont an 8 4 lead going into the nmth but once agaln the roof fell ln on the unfortunate Hllltoppers Brooks parlayed some timely hlttmg Zayottl s wlldness and a Bel mont error lnto a five run lnnlng and vlctory All the dlsappolntments of the season were forgot ten the followmg day when Belmont Hull set a new league record for runs ln one game by pulverlzlng Roxbury Latln 28 2 Brack Carr amassed five hlts while Hogan Page and Tague had three hlts aplece Captain JOHN! PAGE Bob Cam had two solxd hlts ln two tlmes at bat On the followmg Tuesday Groton provlded the opposltlon ln a makeup league game Sllverman was rapped hard by the Groton sluggers and Belmont absorbed an 8 5 defeat Sam Bartol had two clean hlts lncludmg a two run double ln the last lnnlng wlth a satlsfvlng 3 Q wln over Governor Dummer and Berry Barnes Blll Cunnlngham makxng hls Hrst start ln two wears of Yarslty ball hurled shutout ball for seven lnnmgs before allowlng two unearned runs Sllverman relleved Cunningham IH the eighth and pltched well to preserve the lead Brack Carr slngled home one Belmont run whlle Sam Bartol s drlve plated two runs Thus a baseball season unpar alleled at Belmont Hlll for dlsappolntments came to a close Letters were awarded to Captaln Page Captaln elect Falrbanks Bartol Cam Carr H3WklHS Hog an Silverman Tague YVatters R Woodbury Zay Ottl and Manager Spence 9 ' 1 Y N , , . , . . - V l U ., . , . . V. . . . 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Y Fzrst Row C Hill Klme Second Row Childs Gwllham Goodell Mmer Barnard Hodges Cabot Third Row Mr Duncan Cornwall G Russell Mr Wright PEW A slow start spoiled all chances the crew had for a wmmng season this year but the Qulnsxgamond Regatta at ll orchester proved the potential rating that had been glven the crew all sear ll 1th snow stlll on the ground the crew started practlce during sprmg vacatxon BV the first race with Nobles the first boat held Captain 'Nlmer bow 0 lNe1l two fJVSlllldIIl three Burke stroke 1nd Exe year veteran cox Tod Hlll 'lhc second boat held Cabot bow Pettit two Goodell three Clllldb stroke and Ixlme cox Thc thlrd boat held Barnard bow Russell two C VN elch three Hodges stroke and Hurlex cox After all three boats were swept bs about a length some rather radical changes were made ln all boats The next w eek Brown Sz wlCl10lb and Exeter raced against the lllll1CS ln a trlangle race on the Charles The time trials earlier ln the week resulted in a com plete shlft IH the boats for thls race The first held Cabot Hodges Goodell Chllds and Klme ln that Q7 af , 'F ,944 X f A' ROGER DUNCAN Coach I' E 'Vai , 5 f v... g 'Sn vi 1 i ff ., f ' 4 I . 1 C' ia, C ' Q 'uma N A W- : ' Y ' '. 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I 'Q order The second held Barnard Russell Welch O Nell and Hurley and the thlrd held 'NI1ner Pettlt Gwllllam Burke and Hlll Such a shxft as this from the preuous week proves just how close all three boats were all season long In this race the thlrd boat beat B Sz N but was beaten by Exeter The seconds and firsts dad not fare as well being beaten by both B Sz lN and Exeter In the tlme trlals for the follomng week Childs s boat remamed first and Burke s boat beat O Nell s for second This was the first aw ay race of the season takmg place at Groton The second and third boats lost by about a length xn very fast tlmes and the first boat lost by three lengths wlth Groton s first breaklng the course record wlth a time of 3 41 for the three quarter mlle course The boats remalned the same for the following race at St Mark s The water was the roughest that many of the boys had ever seen for a crew race In thls race the first three boats raced over the three quarter mlle course wlth the fourth boat raclng the one half mlle course All four boats swept St Marks by good margins The times however were very slow due to the poor condltlons For the first tlme ln many years Belmont Hlll raced Mlddlesex The race took place on the Charles The boats again remamed the same for this race The fourth and third boats lost by a length ln excel lent tlmes of 3 50 and 3 52 respectively The seconds won by two lengths ln one of the best races they rowed all season Thelr tlme was only a couple of seconds off the course record The Mlddlesex first boat then came on to break the record by a full ten seconds The Belmont H1ll first boat was a length behlnd but stlll broke the record by five seconds The first boat times were 3 3 and 3 38 At the New England Schoolboy Regatta at Lake Qulnslgamond the Belmont Hlll Crew showed the potentlal that they had displayed at varlous tlmes throughout the season The elght conslstlng of the third and fourth boats got off to a bad start locking oars wlth Shattuck but they came up from last place to finish fifth of nine The first boat dld better than was expected by coming ln second ln thelr consola tlon race after being fourth of five ln the mornlng race The second boat won thelr morning race and in the finals ln the afternoon came in second belng beaten by a mere two feet This crew season although not very successful provided a lot of thrllls and wlth only four row ers from the first four boats graduating prospects for next year s crews are very bright Letters were awarded to Captain Nllner Captaln elect Gwllllam Barnard Cabot Chllds Goodell Captain KENINLTH MINIER Cornwall Numerals were awarded to Baum F enol losa Hamilton Hurley Macltfahon Millard O Con or C Welch and manager Henkels l l ' 3 3 3 , . 7 . 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A 4 3 k b . ton a well known amateur tennls plaver Also ln at tendance was Bobby Rlggs three tlmes wmner of pro fesslonal tltle and two tlmes wlnner of the natlonal amateur crown Belmont coasted to wms over both St lVIark s and Belmont Hlgh by the respectlve scores of GVZ to QV and 6 to 1 The Hlllles then beat YV1nchester Hlgh for the first tlme ln hlstory 6 3 John Slmon Phil Do hertv Laury Hawkms and Bruce Denny Brown all won thelr slngles matches and Belmont swept the three doubles matches to cllnch the victory Extendmg then' wmnmg streak to slx straight the Varslty topped Brooks 5 1 with Captaln Dick Clark the sole loser for Belmont The team pounded Newton Hlgh 8 1 and easily swept Governor Dummer 4 2 Contlnulng thelr wmnmg ways the Varslty trounced Roxbury Latin 7 2 Clark Doherty Mostrom Haw kms and Denny Brown won thelr respectlve matches At the Exeter Interscholastlcs only Slmon was able to advance beyond the first round whlle Clark Doher ty and Hawklns were ellmmated at the start Slmon then went down ln defeat ln the second round Wmnmg all but a one set doubles match the team easlly defeated Tufts Freshmen 8 1 for their tenth straight vlctory Clark Slmon Doherty Mostrom H3WklHS and Denny Brown all won thelr smgles The only defeat was suffered by the Mostrom Hawkins doubles team '7 5 To close up the season Belmont played an excltlng match wlth Browne and Nlchols whlch they won handlly 4 1 Mostrom and Slmon were vlctorlous ln the smgles whlle the doubles teams of Clark Doherty and Slmon Hawklns won thelr contests easlly It IS lnterestmg to note that Bruce Denny Brown finlshed a fine season undefeated ln 11 starts This IS a truly amazmg accomphshment A great deal of credlt goes to Mr Howland for the fine coachlng Job he has done this season and the ex cellent team he produced Letters were awarded to Captaln Clark Captain elect Slmon Denny Brown Doherty Hawkms Rob Howe and manager Mokkhavlsa 93 Captam RICHARD CLARK 1 9 ' ,, - ' Y . , . . - v' , ' ' 2 if ' ' S! 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Y ry 4, , ik. 2' 'x .1-gf' .', N'K' 1 F X F1rS't R011 Xounge Prana F Xrung 1x'llklllS I Hill 941111111 Run Inlery 11 1111111 Izltlt Ihucr Mr Jordanl Wedfdng The wresthng team galned the first xletorx ln the schools hlstory to hlghhght an othermse poor sea son 'NIore than that we can predlct better seasons ln the next few years smce a large part of the team has three more years to wrestle In the first match wlth Roxburx Latm Bclmont got 5 points to the opponents 35 Bclmont lost to both Brownc and Nlchols and Nccclh un Ilngh bt scores of 34 to five wlth 11 atkms and G u nor hlgh hghtmg these contests The team s morale got a bug boost at thc ncxt match losmg to Noble and Grcenough by tl1c shm score of 19 to 14 At Samt 'Nlark s the team was sct back 21 to o mth Watkms the onlx xlctor In thclr first home match Brooks Pettlts pm and Dick lnana s de e1s1on gate Belmont 8 polnts l0:l1lg thc match bx the score Brooks Q3 Bclmont 8 The next nec-11 a strong xIllt0I1 JY team beat us 23 to ll mth VS atkms 11 alter 11 elch and Doug That er gammg mms The last match mth Sltuatc Hugh was the ex Cltl1'lg chmax mth Belmont emergmg on the top slde of the seormg to wln thelr first match 1n the school s hlstory The first two matches were both lost bt qu1cl1 pms Then ln the 130 class 11 atkms got a fast pm In the 137 pound class Xoung defeated his man bg 11011115 Plazza won hls match bw polnts while Denms 1 ounge lost In the 167 pound class 11 elch won on pomts whlle Pettlt pmned his opponc nt ln the 117 1111151011 Thax er won thc hcax x wclght match hanchlx For the season Bob 11 atkms won slx out of eight matches and fiwc bx plns Captam Xoung xx on two matches and tlcd one but he lb the onlx m in on the team net er to haxe been pinned ln hrs xx rcsthng career The ercdlt for Bclmont H1111 adxanecment tl1lS x ear 111 xx rc sthng gots to our nc xx coach G11 Iordam hlmself a collcge eh 1111111011 wrcstler at Qprlngfield 11 1th 1119 contmucd lI1SplI'1I1g leadershlp the 19.97 team should mote Flgllt along under Qaptaxn Dcnms X ounge 59 ' - V '11 ' ' ' '. 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X . 1 .. i . rf - 1 1 1, , 1 . , 1 1 1 1 ' ' - , 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 9 1 - 1' . , 1 ' , , 111 - ' 7 96 lfU'Ll,0I' lfilffflftg joofgaff A succession of lnyurxes forced a capable Ji football team to accept only a falr Hnal record of two wms and three defeats Startmg off on the rlght foot the Jax tees w hlpped Nlllton 13 1 on the home grldlron All three TD s came on pass plays wlth Rlchle Nlostrom pltchmg for two scores Nlllton threatened first H1OYlI1g to the Belmont four yard llI16 after the openmg klckoff Howey er the Hlll rallled and stopped the vlsltors attack cold Nlostrom then dropped a pass mto the waltlng arms of Reg Elw ell good for 30 yards and a score Milton tled the game after the half dl'lVlIlg 70 yards But Nlostrom again found the range and hlt Brac Carr for the wlnnmg TD St Nfark s took advantage of a final perlod fumble and managed to score ln the last nnnute wlnnlng 18 12 The Nfarksmen drew first blood tally mg on a 55 yard pass interception but Belmont retallated quxckly as Nlostrom ran for six pomts Both teams scored after the half St Nfark s on a 30 yard pass the Hill on a 10 yard toss from Mostrom to Carr Belmont was deep ln lts own territory when the costly fumble occurred lfLl'LLOI ,fAll 5Lfy SSDCCZI' The J V soccer team had thelr best season ln the his tory of the school thls year endmg up w1th a record of 4 wms and 2 losses In the season s opener the team beat wllt0H 1 0 ln a hard fought battle The only score of the game came late ln the second perlod when Belmont s Dave Bramard shot from far out on the wlng to bag the vlctory Splrlt and determmatxon were the decldlng factors ln the team s success thls season Led by Jon Sllver man s scormg ablllty the team repeatedly came from behlnd to cllnch thelr vlctorles Browne and Nichols was the second opponent After trallmg 2 to 0 at halftlme Captain Suprlya Nlokkhavlsa blasted the first Belmont goal followed by two qulck scores by Sllverman to beat B SL W 3 Q Belmont agaln trailed at halftlme ln the Brooks game this tlme by a score of 1 0 Silverman plunked ln the Hlllers first goal to tle the game and send lt lnto overtlme W alt Abbott scored the deflldlllg goal late ln the second perlod of overtime to glve the team a 2 1 victory and increase their wlnnlng streak to three straight Roxbury Latln s Warslty handed the team their first defeat, Q 1, on a ram soaked field Roxbury led at the half, 1 0, and netted their second score late m the thlrd period Belmont started to make lts usual Traselmg to Groton brought only a ll0ClblYC 13 0 defeat at the hosts hands The Belmont offense stalled nex er threatening the goal lme w hlle the blg Groton hne opened holes for their two touchdowns An undefeated XIlflfll9S6X eleven plnned the final loss of the season on B H The lopslded 31 6 score well lndlcates the relatne strengths of the two clubs The Hlll s only tally came on a 30 yard Jaunt by Carr com erted to a back due to the toll of mjurles Howes er only two days later the JY s bounced back to play thelr finest game and gam thelr greatest vlctory beatlng Governor Dummer 26 14 Belmont scores by Elwell and Carr were qulckly matched so that at half tlme the score read 13 14 Coach Hat tlage s team completelv dominated play ln the second half wxth Carr reglsterlng UVICB on reverses lNumerals were awarded to Captain Regamey Bacon Booth Cabot Carr VV R Davldson D Harrls R Elwell W Hlll Hurd Ixarp P Ladd Pusey C lVelch D Younge and managers Hodges and S Wllcox comeback as lilokkhavesa scored with seven mlnutes left ln the game Time was agamst the Hlllers however and their three game wlnnmg skem was brought to a finish Out to avenge this defeat Belmont pounded B Sz N ln the second meetlng between the two clubs 3 1 Silverman led the scormg attack with two goals and an asslst whlch Bralnard belted ln B Sz N s only goal came early in the second period and from then on Belmont dommated the plav Belmont s worst defeat came m the last game to a superior Governor Dummer squad 4 0 Belmont was outclassed and outplay ed throughout the whole game and though the team didn t glve up they were qulte Ineffective against the strong Dummer squad Throughout all of these contests the net work of goalle Ted Eyrlch was superb Countless times during the season he foiled the hopes of the opponents with fabulous goal tendlng The team owes much of their success to the efforts of this tremendous goalie Coach Duncan hopes to see many more seasons as successful as thls past season has been lNumerals were awarded to Captain Nlokkhavesa Abbott Bailey Bramard Caputo Childs Cornwall Doherty, Eyrlch, Kirkwood, D NIacNIahon, 'iled ford, Sllverman, and manager D Hawkins 97 I I 1 v' I . 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V . . w 9 y, 3 I 7 7 omior lllzmify .Jqocfey Due to the coachlng of Messrs Downes and Humph rles plus the leadershlp of Captain Sam Bartol the J V hockey team ended lts season with a fine record of 7 wms 4 losses and 1 tle For lts first vlctory Belmont beat Mllton 2 1 with goals belng scored by Balley and Schaffer Belmont really pounded BRN IH thelr next game by a score of 11 0 Hlgh scorer was Blll Schaffer wlth 4 goals fol lowed by Spence and Bartol with 2 aplece and 1 each for Reg Howe Mack and Curtln The first loss was handed Belmont ln their second game wlth Milton bowing by the score of 3 2 wlth Reg Howe nabblng both goals for Belmont Mlddlesex then cdged the Hlllles 4 3 ln a hard fought contest Scormg was done by Blll Hull Reg Elwell and Frank 0 Nell At the Annual RoundRobb1n held thls year at M11 ton the J V s won the consolation prlze by beating Brooks and B8zN and bowlng to Mllton an overtime Belmont was able to hold a strong Andover club to a lftl'Llf0I ,lL,l 5Ltg Z?6?,5AetA0f! An unprecedented wmmng season was the proud ac compllshment of the J V Basketball team Wmnlng their first Eve games Coach Moores charges went on to post an excellent 10 5 record After an unlmpresslve 1n1t1al Wm over Rlvers the team began to roll smashlng Mllt0D and Nobles behmd the shooting of Blll Cunnlngham and Dave Hawkins St lVIark s pressed Belmont but the Hllhes hung on for a 22 18 vlctory The Middlesex game was the hlgh llght of the year as Cunnlngham led the team to an upset 40 34 wln Governor Dummer ended the wmnxng streak by takmg an early lead and coasting to a 35 27 trlumph Cunnmgham and Hawkins were both m double figures Cunnlngham Ken Nahlglan and Wendall Davidson starred the followlng Wednesday as Belmont topped St Pauls 47 41 A one point loss to St Sebastlan s followed that game B 81N was defeated ln a sloppy contest after which Middlesex avenged their earller scoreless tle and to prove thelr mlght they whipped Nobles the followlng day 3 1 Belmont beat Mlddlesex for the first tlme ln 4 years and broke a 33 game wmnmg streak that Mlddlesex had by the shm score of 4 3 Pacing the team was Rfeg Elwell with Q and Mack and Reg Howe with 1 aplece Doherty played an outstanding game ln the nets for Belmont The team then bowed to Governor Dummer 3 2 with Reg Howe nabblng both scores and Larry Hunt dolng a fine Job ln the strings The last game was a 3 1 victory over St Mark s with Schaffer and Bartol each gettlng one while the thlrd was scored by a St Mark s defenseman by mistake Numerals were awarded to Captain Bartol Balley Curtln Densmore Doherty Elwell Falrbanks Reg Howe W Hlll Hunt Mack O Nell Schaffer and Spence loss wlth a crownmg wm The team beat Nobles 46 21 for thelr elghth wln as Coach Moore used subs freely Cunnlngham really broke loose ln the next two games hlttmg 23 against St Georges and 21 agalnst St Marks The JV s topped St George s but were trounced by a Varslty studded St Mark s club Despite Nahlglan s fine play the team fell apart agalnst Brooks losing a 31 25 de clslon The final game against Mllton was a resounding 37 17 victory as Hawkms and Cunnmgham paced a second half rally Blll Cunningham far surpassed the old J V record as he scored 173 poxnts while Hawkins and Nahlglan fin lshed second and thlrd m the scoring derby Davldson Pete Kevllle Bob Haskell and Jon Silverman were the other mamstays on the team Numerals were awarded to Cunningham W David son Haskell D Hawkms Kevllle Nahlglan Sxlver man and S Vlllcox manager 98 - ' 1 9 a 9 9'- .. , a a - , a s'n 9 '- ' . , . . . , . 9 s's . , . . . . . - . . , . 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I., . . . , '. . , . o 'Ln , , Q , ,A , ' . . - - V. 7 Y ' 9 ' omior ,ll?,I 5l:fg gadegaf A strong J W club ended a yery interesting season with a record of 5 wins 3 losses and 1 tle In the first game with Goy ernor Dummer Peter Ixevxlle pitched a four hitter to hold the Goy ernors to 2 runs Belmont hlttlng was yery weak with Sam Bartol the only bright spot and the final score ended ln a 2 2 tle Belmont exploded against Nlxddlesex to wln the game by a 14 4 margin Eyicelllng at the plate for Bel mont were Bob Gay nor with a perfect 4 for 4 at the plate and B111 Beckett who had a long triple The J W s play ed a sloppy game against St Sebas tlan s and lost by one run 10 9 Again bouncing back Belmont pounded St Nlark s 11 3 on a SIX hitter by 0 5 0 60l'l'Ll'l'L8I'L 6'lVtlV0l'L We would llke IH this column to extend a word of praise and thanks to many people and groups IH the school who receive little or no recognition for the serv lces they render throughout the year This lsnt a col umn to pick favorites but merely to thank some for what they continually do in SGFVICG to the school First we would like to thank Frank Hiller and his mamttnanee crew for their excellent continuous hard labor to keep our school ln top notch condition To Bern Hudson md 'NIac NIeG1y nn yve extend our yvarm est appreciation for the many services they perform around the school 'Nlrs NI111er md her kitchen staff take a lot of guff and kidding but we really have top notch food and no one can deny that To Nllss Lawless and the whole Pete Ixey 111e After the second lnnlng Belmont had a healthy 7 0 lead whlch they neyer let dlmlnlsh Con tlnulng their wlnnmg streak the Crokemen defeated a weak Milton club 10 3 In their second game with St lVIark s Belmont bowed 109 Nobles handed the team their second stralght loss w1th a solid 5 3 beating Completing their season Belmont got two hnal wins over 'Nllddleseyr and Boston Technical High School by respective scores of 9 7 and 8 5 Excelllng ln these two games were Steye Ixarp ll alter Welch Ixevllle Paul OLeary Ted Ey rlck and Jack VVoodbury group in the ofliee we wish to extend our most smcere thanks The cooperation advice and help they give us has proy ed a great llft on more than one occasion To the faculty yyho have taught us that teachers really do have hearts we can only say that we haye appreciated all they have tried to teach us and we are sure that some of the lessons have penetrated the outer lay er and will be with us always Finally we yylsh to thank the school We have had our ups and downs in the last few years but the school has always stood beslde us We arent trying to be corny when we say that the last few years haye been the finest happiest years of our young 11ves Thanks a lot Belmont H111 we will never forget you 99 1 ' V V V 1 . . 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Mlss SALLY ANN MACLEAN Honorary Member of the Class For bemg the swell person she IS For alw ax s bemg graclous and frlendlg For all the dlng she has taken wlthout ever becoming nastv For being the model glrl and the ldeal date For everx thmg that she IS we of the Class of 1956 would llke to bestow on Wllss Sally -knn 'NIacLean the title of Honorary Nlember to show her how much we all love and respect her 100 nice, decent things she has done for every hoy in the classg For all the gulf and kid- ,r ..Af W. 9 X . 1' Q.. Rf' V i 45, rm ,Y ,1 6 'ix sk. K- x 'W s 3 s :fr 1 ? F f , ' B A KN . I 4 N 2 'Q sm KPN' 1 I Aff- K ,.-nw . N. L 1 ' it .I 7' -1: 1 JAHNX r!! 'p-yj. f 3 Q J . 3 F Q 2 'b M i gi 'N v X L? ,,A,,:' , ,Q J z 'A - it-Q H ? I 1 A + T.-.?.,t,,. X J ' ' J f .X Fw, A X. r H Jr' 5, . R Q -H'-van? t 5 l P X Compliments of ABBOTT MOTORS INC FORD Siles Serute 109 Lllldell Street TVWIIIVIIII Miss TXVIIIIJIOOL 4 l 106 I omplmzmfs HOWARD JOHNSON S nm CONCORD AXI 'NI I CANIPPIIJFI 'NIASQAFIII SFTTS 104 I Of N , W BELMONT-CAMBRIDGE LINE ' EXCLUSIVE 0 LIFETIME DYNASEAL POWER Guunnrssn 5 Yuns IN THE NEW 208 B PRICE Compliments of CHITEL S MEN SHOP Appaml for Men and Boys Wlnchester Massachusetts PPQMWWZ ffmffffff PM W ' 1 AGENCY 27 Vllblli STIIIY COIKOINMAIIROIUSITII William T Wyman 32 President Complrmenfs THE CHILDS GALLERY 169 Newbury Street Boston O Y Q S - K4 H U , 'E :Ni l!YAlLllHlD was ' g 1 Q4 1, 'S , - .. ir .dk 'A I I 5 I 0 1 ' ' ' I . of . 5 . .4 ' ' 1 ' .,. ' , 'V' 'sr. , D Q. i - 43- ' ' .745S1:'Zv ..r'--, . A h . .,v.. .. -.Q - h .. - x . ,. Q. ., 5 I --, - - : .k A. iv Y A4 -.f ' I ' -v xv -..., - Q .- 'ff' --:Q 'E -- . . , . BELMONT CENTER ESSO STATION GIVE T0 TI-IE RED CROSS 7 Channing Road ESSO PRODUCTS General Auto Repairs - Road Service Tires - Batteries - Lubrication DOWNES or LUMBER Also FORMICA and CURTIS WOODWORK 100 Southampton St Boston Best Washes From A Friend Comphments PLEASANT STREET GARAGE Belmont Compliments of PURITAN PIE CO INC WICKER SCHOOL BASKETWEAVING Graduates of our To over 50 dlfferent Mental Hospitals Throughout the country G DONALDSON SERVICE Inc DeSoto Plymouth 276 278 Trapela Rd Belmont 78 Mass BE 5 4260 F . 18 I of - A 'A1o - - School commxtted fl E - . - - f '1-.-1215 . . Eiga, 'If ' N Y ZLPAY i A I E! EY I ff' :Q '1 giggle 106 I omplmzfnfs FAULKNER BROTHERS FUEL OIL BLLF COAL and 'V E COKF SLRVILIQ 1 AI PINF STRFFT SOMFHX II I F NIASQACHUSFTTS IM of PONVER BURNERS SALES, INSTALLATION AND 4- Compllments of WATERTOWN SHOE STORE 16 Mam Street Watertown Mass WA 4 7170 THE OAKS HARDWARE 4 Church Street Waverley 70 Mass Tourame PAIUIS Breek s Seeds Kltchen XVare Keys XVh1le You Walt Orders Dehw ered Call BElmont 5 5230 Complzments of GLEN MEADOW SERVICE STATION Corner Trapelo Rd and Lexmgton St Telephone IV 4 0230 IV 4 0231 Comphments of BALTIMORE CLEANERS Waltham Hass ,Cf Foster s Flowers CUSHING SQUARE BELVIONIT MASS CHARLES E TRENHOLM CO Lenord Street Belmont Mass IVanhoe 41510 REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGES ZARREN MOTORS HUDSON and RAMBLER SALES and SERVICE 790 Pleasant Street Belmont Moss BEImont 5 3212 5 2189 BATSON S Professlonal Pharmacy Cushmg Square BELMONT , . F ' . I. I. . , 0 ' , ' 4 s , - - ' 1 1 4 , l , . . lxXul,R.qp!, :i Qc Q' 2 . . - . E 5 15 J I 'lu-tt- 7 , . L L ' L . T , . 108 Best Hfishes T I-JL. PH li-1235 C. J. DRAINI 81 CO. F. B. JONES BIFG. Co. U. S. Govt. and Municipal Bonds 22 CLIFTON STREET Leslie Tucker w. SOMERVILLE, MASS. Compliments of THE FIFTH FORM DANCE COMMITTEE BRITIGH PONTIWFNTAI MOTORS INC HIT T 'VIAN MINY VOI KGWAFFN GIJNBEAM TRI! NIPH T R 2 ALGO Q 4 2340 32 BRIGHTON AVFNUL BOSTON 109 v u Q r , .4 .v AA. 4 .,.'.. .. ...'u..' o I. .. NUIN - .34 P R O T E C T I O N FROM CORROSION Wlth Iead Stamlcss Steel Mouel and Alummum N3t1OHXV1d0 Cox elage CALL NILW ENGLAND LEAD BURNING COMPANY Inc M W CARRQC Co, Inc Metal and Woocl Photo Fmmer 'GW Smce 1869 WEST SONIERVILLE 44 'G ASSACHUSET 110 , . WObu1'n 2-1940 M ' T S W. W. WELCH, Inc DESOTO PI YNIOUTH fomplfmf nf ROFHFORD MOTORS nc 264 BOSTON AX ENLF MEDFORD NIASSACHLQETTS Pholm NIE SML 6 11 H7 , . , . 'S of J 9 I 0 v v fv . . A . , V A ,,. . fs., 1 Thi-so pivturcs vrnxlplirnolxts of ax frim-mi, O'CONNOR MOTORS INC. Complfmenfs of Chrysler Plymouth BARRQN s a so Selecteci Lfsed Cars LAseH 7 2300 22 Mass Avenue Arhngton MISSION 8 9300 Compllmmzfs Houses BADGE coMPANY SCUI I Y SH NAI C0 837 Boylston Street Boston 16 Mass 161 KE 55100 WIFI ROS? MAQSACHUSFTTS IH l .. 1 - of '1 X1 J A , L I A Ribbons - Rosettes ,I 4 U K 4 , 1' . , W , 4. . L A A 1 2, K 1 4 DiMARE BROTHERS Packers of MELO RED BRAND TOMATOES BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS j PRFSS QUALITY Inor more than half a century Belmont H111 men fol mam XGRIS haxe found om Estabhshments at New Hax L11 CaITlb11dgQ and New Yolk the headqualtels fo1 on n make IQEICTX to xx ea1 clothmg lmpolted fulmshmgs and hats of genume good taste and staunnh quahty N4fc4 1 .QW 9 INEW HAY EN NEW YORK VJc,v ' W YORTT 82 MT AUBURN STREFT CAMBRIDGE llr I T , n ty Lv 1 , v 1 Y V1 , '. Y , , . . . , , . L, - , . Y T ' I . B V71 4' --CJQQ1 ,P 262 YORK STREET 9 'N ! , ' .- 341 MADISON AVE at 44th 4 .Q mc. ,U 4, ' ' 6 ' , HQ A Compliments of LOUIS SALAMME INC 1074 Mam St Waltham Mass WAL 5 9660 Comphments of D F BARNARD Ken Rad Lamp DIVISIOH Westlnghouse Electrlc Corp Owensboro Kentucky W WOOLWORTH 89 Trapelo Rd Cushlng Square Belmont Mass AVERY S RADIO SUPPLY 1203 Massachusetts Ave Arlington Massachusetts Compliments R WINTERS CO Compliments of the METROPOLITAN COACH SERVICE INC 800 Pleasant St Belmont Mass CUSHING SQUARE CAFETERIA Qual :ty Food Reasonable Prices Table Service Evenings ASQUITH MOTORS I ak awvwe 268 TRAPELU ROAD BELMONT MASS 'W' . . I CO. ' Radio and Television - Sales and Service of , . Po I 0 , nc. .Sf .Sf ' ll6 EARLE B HARVEY 81 ASSOCIATES Compliments of FOR PARTICUI AR Pl OPLI WHO WANT QLALITY Mllk Cream Butter Cheese and Eggs Della ev ws m 'XII mmm W XI THANI W AFI umm x Wim HI- sn 1: Ca W A Ross Dalry Company 42 MORAINI STRILLT BELMONT TLI BE 5 1020 118 , . , A 2 L f Y 7 5 ' 7 3 ' .W . :XRLINFTON - BELNTTJNT - Cmilsailmcui - LEXINGTON Il l O O J BILL THE TAILOR XIen s Formal TVear Outfitters 1910 Massachusetts Ave Porter Square Cambrxdge Telephone ELIOI 4 0600 Open Evenmgs BLUEBIRD .IEWELERS Homulton and Elgun Watches lnternohonol Sferlrng Expert Watch ond Clock Repolrlng Snorkel ond rarker Pens BELMONT CENTRE MASS 25 LEONARD STREET Tel IVcnhoe 4 3909 Compllments of MARY SPAULDING BOOKSHOP New Books Lendmg Llbrary 39 41 Thompson Street Compllments of MARONE BROS INC Chrysler Plymouth Dealers Concord Mass Complnments of a Friend Compliments of cwlatnopoflttan PHARMACY L NARD UUBIN B 5 ll P TEL TW 1 3146 1040 LEXINGTON ST WALTHAM MASS Compllments of PAGE BROS YV11tham Mass Complunents of ROUND UP FOOD STORES INC 1 Winchester 6-1810 . . 1 gn , . ., EG. vwug-. . - J BELMONT PET SHOP Belmont s only pet shop Your Pet s Best Frlend Parakeets Canarxes Troplcal F1sh Goldfish Dog and Cat Supplles Belmont Mass Comphments of FRANK A FOWLER OfIic1al jeweler or Classes of 49 through 27 School St Boston 8 Mass Representlng Loren Murchlson Sc Co nc Compliments rom Your Friendly Neighborhood Super Morkef Store ARLMONT MARKET FOREIGN CARS OF BELMONT Sales Servrce Volkswagen MG Trlumph Hxllman 800 Pleasant Street Rt 60 IVanhoe 4 6300 li 7 ' YD F ' '56 434 Common Street IV 5-4216 , f , ' ., I f IQO COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PONTIAC CADILLAC WHEATON MOTOR COMPANY BE 5 3528 307 309 311 Trapelo Road Belmont Massachusetts Compliments WANAMAKER HARDWARE 1298 Massachusetts Ave Arlington Heights Mission 3 1900 Compllments of BELMONT SAVINGS BANK Two Convement Locatlons CLSHING SQUARE 3 of BELMONT CENTER 11.1 BOSTON FILTER COMPANY, INC QS Pg smcz w i fkvxb 43 HARVARD SQ BOSTON 29 MASS 122 Q N. , . 'Q Jock Deloneys RESERVOIR CLUB 355 FRESH POND PARKWAY of CONCORD AVENUE CAMBRIDGE TECH MOTORS SI L DEBAKILR SALES SERIICE 976 MASSACHUSETTS AX EINLE CAMBRIDGE For F1zemI1yScnzc'e ll EL 4-2680 Signs , Displays scummm ATHERTON a. co EXhlbll Booths Sheer Slgn Company Every Slgn a Deslgn 182 Hrgh St Waltham TW 4 4129 Investments Members of the New York Stock Exchange 50 Congress Street Boston Mass Llberty 2 8852 JOHNSTON FOSTER BUSHWAY 1882 ICE CREAM oLD FASHIONED GOODNESS Xie Estabhshed 1910 Palntxng Contractors acham Road SO 68080 Stanley G Russell Preszdent and Treasu1e1 8081 I o 1 INC. 69 . , - - L4- CHRISTIE McDONAI.DS FOOD SHOP NC Fmest Qualxty Reasonable Prlces 19 Mount Vernon Street Tel Wlnchester 6 0907 BUY U S SAVINGS BONDS POST MOTORS, Inc 123 North Beacon Street Watertown 72 Mass WAtertown 4 4141 WINCHESTER APPLIANCE COMPANY TELEVISION 15 Thompson St Wlnchester Wunchester 6 2990 6 3328 Comphments of THE HOUSE OF SPORTS Sportmg Goods Clothmg Waltham Mass Complzments of LYNCH'S MARKET Wmchester Mass Compliments of McCORMACK S APOTH ECARY Wmchester Massachusetts Comphments of ANGUS MacDONNAI.D Socony Products 603 Concord Ave Cambrldge Mass Tel EL1ot 8528 I I . I F :EHMQLIR X Yi f ' RECORDS - RADIOS - APPLIANCES . X if l 125 Compliments ARAS of WELLESLEY Qu erlor I aundry WE 55000 625 CONCORD AVENUE GEORGE ELLIS CO INC Comphments of BEACON MARKET INC 616 Hammond Street Chestnut H111 Asp 7 3272 3 4 Best Wishes Class of 56 of ' I p ' J . - Compliments of . 1Q6 CROSBIE MACDONALD EDWARDJ ONEIL JR ARTHUR H CROSBIE QR 79 MILK STREET BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS T INSURANCE .kv f 5 if-X-X-f'b!'f-X044 'f'! V' if X96 !VSfi!'AX'f'!0!'fQf' REID-HOFFMAN NETH'S GREENS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. BELMONT MUSIC WM. FILENE'S SONS CO. MACY DRUG CO. TOWN 8K COUNTRY INC ED SANDLER LIEB S DELICATESSEN VANITY CLEANERS WILBARS INC BELMONT CENTER GIFT SHOP SAGE S MARKET BLACKER BROS MEISTER S SEAFOOD MARIE S BEAUTY SALON ZAREH INC GITTES HARDWARE NEW VILLAGE RESTAURANT OHLIN S BAKERY BELMONT CENTER BARBER SHOP BAKER S GAY DOW CO Belmont Center Business Assoclatlon 73 LEONARD STREET BELMONT 78 MASS I2 , . I I , . 1 I , . 1 1 Q I O I 1 'X-fzf-AA - 'AAI' fffffffffhff sh!-X-Aff' 'AAfVV5f7'AAfVVV'6A, ' f ' 8 Com liments of P LESTER C GUSTIN 81 SON WARWICK 5 MARKET IIC Wmchester Mass THE FRESH POND RESTAURANT Dlnlng Ploce with 0 Pleoslng Purpose The Best In Food and Refreshments COCKTAIL BAR 617 CONCORD AVE CAMBRIDGE EL 47590 Pcrkmg for 200 cars Near White Village ARLIIN GTOIN BUICK COMPANY Inc Alllngton 74 Mass Mlsslon 3 5300 T I . A .. . . Y T Y , . 835 Massachusetts Avenue 129 New Enqlands Foremost PHOFI OC RAPHERS md LIXINER9 367 Bovlston Street Boston Oiicul Photographers Belmont H111 School 150 PURDY TECHNOLOGY INSTRUMENT CORP Compliments of Complrmenfs BROWN WALES CO STEEL Cambridge Moss UNlversl'ry 4 4300 Comphmenfs Shepard Pharmac V CAMBRIDGE Comphments of JENNY GASOLINE KENNETH L MacLEAN ASSOCIATES Corporatlon and Estate Plannmg Boston Massachusetts of . of - , M 1662 MASSACHIJSETTS AVENUE l 32 Compliments AVERY 81 SAUL CO STEEL FABRICATORS IRON! A FRIEND 133 of GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '56 HE STAR ARKET o Orvatrr Bostons 0llfS1Ulldlllg Food Storrs Star Markets are located In Cambrulge Somervxlle Chestnut H111 Watertown Medford Wellesley IH Brookline Newtonville TW A1-3261 FREDERICK BRASCO Compliments of the Hom' wAr:RrowN WHOLESALE Joassks 1 Flowers for all Ocfasions' 229 High St. Xlfaltham, Mass. JOSEPH P. GRESLISH FOOD STORE IDEAL BLOCK COMPANY Meats, Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables and Fish IV1mhoe -I-0900 263 Belmont Street MILLARD BRASS 81 COPPER C0 8l7 ALBANY STREET BOSTON Highlands 2 6220 Th b k p t d by VELVATONEQ9 th N th V 1 thod I . , . , 145 r is oo nn e , a special process of li o- - 0 graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. o o er printing firm is authorized to use the e vatone me . U l is 'LW '3i7 Y! ,. .- -'Q 'bhirlbx 'Pr ff A an 1 '4 l Q5 A -A Q Yi 7, s lim .' ,hw .' ' w 1 W 5 !w'5ll'N' ' 9' A fe. ' '- an 74 R , N . 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