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

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WN 3 Wag, 7 . , xx ' .,,Mw,.fY ' Mr, Belmont Hill If anyone can be called Mix Belmont Hill,', Mr. Keller would most deserve the title. Our memories of him are many and varied. Who can forget his arguments with Mac McGlynn or his eraser-throwing ex- planations of algebra, abetted by his next door neighbor, Mr. Max? More seriously, Finch, by his fair application of discipline, his love of sports and good sportsmanship, and his insistence on no alibisf, has proved an admirable example for every boy. Thirty-three years of devoted service to both students and alumni, plus an unending support of the school and its activities, make Finch a person unique in Belmont Hill annals. Although he is retiring from active teaching this year, we of the class of 1957 will always remember his humor and, although he never did get around to our biographies, his understanding of a boy's problems. Thanks, Mr. Keller, for making our years brighter. 20

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DAVID ALDRICH 120 Brattle Street, Cambridge, Mass. Howdy Dave Wray Age: 18 College: Harvard Entered: 1954 Soccer: '56, Panel: '5'7. Sextarit: '55, '56, Associate Editor '57 . Yearbook: Photography Board '57. Dramatic Club: '55, '56, '57. Science Club: '57. Honor Society: '56, Hayden Gaylord Coon Dramatic-s Prize: '57, George von L. Meyer. 3rd, Memorial Sextam Prose Prize: '5'7. 1 don? see how l got THAT disease! SAMUEL BARTOL 1466 Canton Avenue, Milton, Mass. Bear Farmer Agel 19 College: University of Colorado Entered: 1952 Football: '54, '55, '56. Hockey: '57. Baseball: '56, '57. Junior Varsity Hockey: Captain '56. Junior Varsity Baseball: '55. Yearbook' Business Board '57. Dance Committee: '56, '57, Bull! 22