Belmont High School - Campanile Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Cllalnpanile MESSAGE FROM GIRLS' VICE-PRINCIPAL ' As our loyalty and love turn to the Campanile, symbol to us of Belmont, so may this book, the Campanile of Summer 1926 be thecenter about which our loving memories shall in the future cling. AMY L. PHELI s. .MESSAGE FROM BOYS' VICE-PRINCIPAL l Belmont has one outstanding and distinctive physical fea- ture-our Campanile. ' Did you ever climb to its top and look out thoughtfully? Below, you see this Hne school of ours, and stretching out in all directions, our vast city with all of her future developments and possibilities. 1 . E K The thing that counts is not this physical plant of Belmont or the vast extent you view beyond, but what place the prod- uct of this school will take in the future growth of our city and the lives of her people. i A Seniors, as you in future years look back through the record of your high school life, as shown in your Campanile, may you ever increasingly realize your responsibility to your Belmont and your city, E G. M. IVIONTGUMERY. bw, utren

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