



Mr. Bill Cleary, Belmont Hill Class of 1952, back on campus for Grandparent's Day on October 9, 2009. Following Belmont Hill, Mr. Cleary went on to become one of the great legends of US hockey.
He played his college hockey at Harvard, turning down offers from the Canadiens and Bruins to turn pro. He set every scoring record, seven of which still stand. He went on to compete in two Olympic Games in 1956 and 1960 where he won Silver and Gold medals respectively; leading the team in scoring in 1960 with six goals and six assists in five games. He is considered one of the greatest American hockey players of all time.
Cleary went on to a successful career as head coach and athletic director at Harvard. He is very active in the Belmont Hill community.
To read more about him, visit this link:
http://internationalhockeylegends.blogspot.com/2009/06/bill-cleary.html





























































































































































































































































































