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

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,,. 2:17 I .1 f 'I vc, . -:UQ .I g Q A A: l - -W X A will FGREWORD It has often been said that one is never aware of the meaning of an experience until it has passed. Presumably, he is so caught up in the living of that experience that he can't be aware of it until he is without it. Belmont Hill School has been that way for many of us, and only now that we have left it does its meaning come through to us with all the impressions and sentiments that one accumulates. We, the Class of 1966, present this Yearbook with the hopes that it captures some of these feelings and impressions as we have known them, and that it and the school it repre- sents may acquire more meaning as the years pass.

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THE YEAR BOOK cn..Ass OF 1966 Editor-in-Chief Exeemive Editor Copy Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Senior Editor Phonwadiy Board Busilms Manupr Advertising Manager Theodane R. Casselman Frederick K. Pnuliin Gary 1. Suumherg David H. Manitou Paul A. Vernaglin John W, Fisher Thumas C. Cross James A. Gm David M. Eldridge Thomas W. Dnrrancz We of the Yearbook Board wish in extend our msn sincere thanks to our ndviser, Mr. Joseph C, Willey, fur his meticulous and diedi- cmwd assistance on this too-prolonged mask, and to typim and friends of gmd cheer Meredith Menk and Linda Elcwiu, without whom this task wnuld have been even more prolonged. 13.Q'l,i, NA.I5, 4 J 3 ' fs pix, Dj ' -Q1