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

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You have reached this milestone of your school life by virtue of hard work. You are a traditional graduate, touched with a dab or two of the modern. Your palette has been arranged with brilliant colors, and their wise use will add to your future strength and be your passport to success. You have defended the standards of imagination and your craftsmanship has created masterpieces. These master- pieces are now about to be exhibited throughout the various college galleries of the landfl know they will like what they see. Angelo Togneri SENIORS

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First Row: Croke, Scott, Annis, Parker, Carr, Harrington, Belluschi. Second Row: Morrison, Ousback, Burke, Price, Peabody, Dixon, Claflin. Third Row: Dorsey, Dewey, Mills, Amon, Segal, Rochlin, Woodbury. Fourth Row: Elwell, CLASS HISTORY And he spoke unto them in a parable, saying, Chapter I 1. In the beginning there were fourteen souls: A. Brooks, L. Cass, W. Claflin, G. Demers, R. Dixon, C. Hill, T. Lee, S. Livingston, H. Mosher, D. Price, P. Weiss, W. Hofmann, W. Welch. All were dark and meaningless souls. 2. Yet verily Mr. R. Lounsberry, Gregg did lift the euphoria of peaceful evenings from our innocent minds. Henceforth and forever we had homework. 3. Water Bombs, yoyi and water pistols did reign supreme and many masters were floated away. Verbum Sapintibus quoth the oracle, or your time will be long and bitter. 4. Yea we had much endurance and we were much detained., 5. Hug Mug did tape his fingers to watch them turn blue. Liver watched in horror and shed rivers Nott, Lerner, Scaring, Evans, Keleher, Cass, Cornwall, Lewis, Duncan. Fifth Row: Hurd, Headley, Purcell, Street, Kimball, Leavitt, Lee. Sixth Row: Ross, Higonnet, Gilman, Hennings, Welch, Rowan. Seventlz Row: Livingston, Clark. of Crocodile Tears. 6. Hoffman and Croke didst limp home: Shin the Shins was a much abusing game. 7. We wished to impeach the duly elected class officers. But lo, we did only hide their books behind library shelves. 8. We did wish to get Mosher at the Arch, but he was too big. Verily he did cream us. 9. Bitter was the fifth grade rest. 10. Through the sixth and seventh grades we did pass. ll. Price and Dixon were caught on their hands and knees, gazing reverently at the mark board. The Deacon who caught them thought they were praying and did bestow his blessing. 12. Yea it did seem as the end of the world when the sky fell down in Mr. Greggis class. Then the world itself did fall. And many erasers did exit through the windows.