Bell Gardens High School - Charger Yearbook (Bell Gardens, CA)

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' Lv ,N . JI ' wr'-qs-1' A 111: i H M n I , . N, ' 5 H11 z' Y ff-4. we Tm' 'iii Ya T' ' A hiv fi' ii BEE TRACK The Bees suffered from the same shortage of num- as their fellow classmates. Returning monogram wearers were: Billy Bernhard, James Griffin, Lawton Lineberger and James Thomas. i-x- CEE TRACK Most proficient point producers for the Cee track- sters were Blas Sabala, Bob Perkins and Jerry Aldrich. The manpower shortage again took its toll at meets with larger schools. 1 H-va'-.Mr AMN' Q. n-nr-fn? H K Ark -lun u 3

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'rail , if 53, 'Z -- Wa. '3- ,.,,,,,:-4.-uf- '4!'vnganoam,. 'inis V' VARSITY TRACK Bell Gardens varsity squad was furnished plenty of competition this season by other fast-stepping Foot- hill League rivals. lt was a lack of quantity, not quality that kept the Lancers from climbing further up the championship ladder. Returning lettermen were: Don Colton, Les Mabey, Max Hull, Don Lounsbury, Mark Norton, LeRoy Spann, Leon Woolery, and David Brown

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BA 4,2 ,. Miss Wilson Miss Guhl F . V Mrs. Culbert G.A.A. OFFICERS Top Row - left to right - Miss Wilson, Joyce Gilbo, Joyce Adams, Ella Mae Kirby, Betty Antoine, Mary Harrison, Miss Guhl. Bottom Row - left to right - Ardis McDaniel, Sandra Otos, Helene Fair, Beverly Arthur, Mary Lou Delano, Yvonne Williams. The G. A. A. had a very successful year with the leadership of Betty Antoine and her capable board. The main events of the fall semester included a barn party, a play day at El Monte, the initiation party, and the Executive Board meeting at Montebello. The spring semester included a play day at Alhambra. The final event of the year was an Awards Banquet