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

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First Row: Mr. Jenney, Mr. Densmore, Mr. Duncan Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Funk, Mrs. Drew, Mr. Willeyg Sec- Parrot, Mr. Burnett, Mr. Liebson, Mr. Cocchiola, and Row: Mr, Bennett, Mr. Croke, Mr. Howland, Mr. Wales, Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Gregg, Mr. Lynd, Mr. Kaiser Third Row: Mr. Morton, Mr. MacCracken, Mr. Matt- 'P Mr Mr Kel Mr in

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X DE DICATICN MR. EDWARD D.DENSMORE First impressions have a way of being most often incorrect but always unforgettable. Yet, as we prepare a final record of our memo- ries of Belmont Hill and recollect our very first encounters with its complex world, we become aware that our first impression of our school was one that has held true through the years, because it was created by an unforgettable sincerity. For all of us, Mr. Densmore, as Admissions Oflicer, was the first glimpse of Belmont Hill and, at the same time, the first to impress us with the kind of individual dedica- tion and feeling towards a school which cannot help but shape the spirits of those whom it comes near. Those of us who were in the Lower School realize that Mr. Densmo,re's direction, from which we fondly remember the Diary of a Real Boy, twenty questions, bits of fishing lore, and intermurals, was an experience which gave us our first and most deeply-rooted understanding of what Belmont Hill spirit really means. Those few of us who were especially fortunate to know Mr. Densmore outside of school found him full of the same concern and generosity of which he gives so freely to the school. More recently we have had to have a less personal awareness of Mr. Densmore, because of the demands of his responsibilities. Yet we know that those responsibilities are in the best hands, for, as the last class to graduate from the Lower School, we are perhaps best aware of the immeasureable contribution which it and Mr. Dens- more's immense devotion to it were able to make to our feeling for Belmont Hill. For this reason, the security of knowing that those who will come to Belmont in the future will be met by the same sincerity and spirit as were we, the Class of 1966 humbly wishes to dedicate its Yearbook and its memories to a man who is every bit Belmont Hill as we will remember it-a first impression and a lasting impres- sion, Mr. D. 5

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