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

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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. . ' - 1 ' V. . ' , v 1 ' . L S . 1 . . . . E , A Lv . , , . V , Q 2 L 'Y luv, ' x DIA :Lv if i v' xg I V. I , l 1 K v Q , , 1 1 , Y g . U, i . - 1 ov, 1 7 V fl 4 Y: i a 2 if ' V 97 ' ' . f ' ray, z r . ' 'P- S' y 1 v . ' - . 1 v . U . ,. , 4 l m - 1 , v v ' 1 - s A f I . ,Q . 2 . 5 . . . ., his pants and almost finding pneurnoniag The lVood hir. Downes during History class fDown with Social- . . - '. t J . . i I , C . 5 . . . V ' ' 1 Y . w y v v y 4 Y I. 4 ' 1 ' . l . 7 U L ' ' 5 3 . . , . . G , y . . 7 7 , a , s C D: ' ' ' , ' 1 5- , , Y , 3 , , Y ! V 3 ' l , AH ' V ' ' y 1 1 4 . 5 I I I YI . I V y 1 w g 5 1 4 9 ' i ' 3 ' ' I , 1 . S I - l A v v . - A v v 1 ' Q I ., I , A . 9 A . . A K uv I 1 I I I C K v 1 4 , , l V I 3 y 1 5 I , D 1 '1 I . I5

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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 - . ' . ' - I , ' s , X . l : ' ' ' - 3 K . . . D' , A I ' H f 1 9 ' 9 . . . , . ' . 1, I cc 99 I - 1 9 , , , D , I . i . . . - - I . . I . - ! 9 I l , 1 U n 1 , A . . x in v- ' ' ' ' sc as 9 , - , - . . . U . . ' as as 7 ' ' v ' . ' . 7 . 4 . 9 9 ' s . , Y I 9 s 9 . . 1 9 C , , , . Y. . 16 53 V' J' - v - ' - ' as ' ' as 9 as My Gal Domlnlcus rose to number one on the - - Y- - ' as . as I ' ' ' ' , , i . . l . 7 , K as ' 99 ' ' ' ' ' 2 1 ' . - ' . 9 3 ' s 1 n n . V - ' Q ' LC I , . 1 ' SD. v . a Cl ' V!! x i ' ' 4 9 l V 3 - . Y. l I Y . . I 1 l 1 ' 1 S IC S! . ' ' , - 7 ' . . ' ' , H ' . . ' , ' , . . . - , . 3 . . . . . , ' 7 9 ' ' - ' - 4 ' ' - ' ' f y 1 ' 9 a , 9 'S 9 ' Z 1 5 , y s , v , 1 , 1 .4 , ' , . . ' . Y - . 1 f ' .' N s K w '

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