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

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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 . ' . ' , H , . 1 , , . . . Y , . , . ' 9 - Dick de Letoile, 5-8: A child protege of Elvis Presley. more than he Could resist, 1 ' Z ,v' ' I 1 , ' 1 ' 5 - : . I ' . f 9 : l I I s ' - l 9 . . ' . X I . , - I v . . 9 ' I ' I 9 ' 1 ' ' ' . . . 1 . , I - . 1 , v v , . . J - ' , - : . . ' - . as ' as , . . V , ' J . , - : U . v , - Z 1 l . V . Y. , - as T as ' , - , l . x - ' v I 2 v tvlw v . . - . f as ' n v Y v 4 V - V , . . v H H ' ' vi V ' 1 V 1 - V I , 1 Z , I ' v ' . I l V 7 ' . f I ' - - I ' ' 1 ' v 4 l v 1 ' Q I . ' , . - , 1. V , . . . I , ' . 12