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

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Messages oT the STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS WAS Told To wriTe a message To go wiTh my picTure in This year's book. I wracked my brain Tor subiecTs upon which I mighT base my arTicIe. Leadership, IoyaITy, courTesy, and The reaI meaning oT YouThTuI American- ism, were a Tew oT The Themes considered. BUT when I saT down and sTarTed To compose The message, I Tound ThaT aII oT The subiecTs were TaughT To me by you, The sTudenT body. So This message is wriTTen by you, you who showed me The magniTicenT warmTh oT Triendship which I know, and you know, I wiII carry wiTh me Torever- JACK WEBB F-TER spending my TlrsT day aT BeImonT, I was greaTIy I impressed by Two Things: TirsT, The sincere TeeIing oT cooperaTion and TriendIiness which prevailed, secondly, The Tremendous number oT diTIerenT naTionaIi- Ties represenTed. IT seemed marvelous To me, ThaT These many peoples, coming Trom so many various backgrounds and cuITures, couId geT aIong so happiIy TogeTher. In my opinion, The marveI was doubled when in oTher parTs oT The worId many oT These naTionaIiTies were aT war, kiIIing one anoTher. I-Iowever, aTTer aTTending Crown I-IiII awhiIe, I readiIy learned ThaT each person had his pIace in The schooI, ThaT his sTaTus was one oT an arTisT, a TooTbaII pIayer, a musi- cian, or a good science sTudenT. I-Ie was iudged noT by his naTionaIiTy, buT insTead by his accompIishmenTs. All oT This Triendliness, cooperaTion, happiness and under- sTanding composed someThing I soon realized To be BeImonT SpiriT. Now, aTTer Three years, I Tind This same spiriT more prevaIenT Than ever. BeImonT is TriendIy, undersTanding, and happy. I wonder why This spiriT cannoT be carried Torward noT onIy by BeImonTers, buT by all humaniTy. LARRY GREENBERG

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BOYS' STUDENT GOVERNMENT W'38 FRONT ROW: Jack Kim, George I-larada, lsao Hara, Kurl Von, presidenl, Arlhur Durck, Norman Maguire, Meyer Pele DeSanlis, James Gleason, SECOND ROW: Ralph Beery, Frank Walburn, Roberl Pearce, Tom Buell, Donald Glenn McMullen, Floyd Reno, Al Cohen, Sldell. THIRD ROW: Joseph Trunk, Clifford Lawler, Ruperr Thompson, Joe Greeley, Lesler Chow, Simon Jung, Jirn Dakes. GIRLS' STUDENT GOVERNMENT W'38 ' FRONT ROW: Sophie Perez, Grace de la Pana, Leanne Schnierow, Belly Farrell, Mrs, Chamberlain lsponsorl, Dorolhy Drum- mond, presidenf, .lane Miller, Suzanne Buchanan, Celia Valdez, Iris Genardi, Nellie Chan. SECOND ROW: Lillian Thompson, Alice Gillespie, Slella Romeo, Marie Filces, Dora Arouh, Gloria Nalhan, Delighl Knorr, Mary Shigelome, Frances Aguas. THIRD ROW: Barbara Round, Blanch Webb, Phyllis Burlon, Helen Casperson, Florence Murphy, Rulh Kalb, Tillie Tahan, Marylouise Walson. FOURTH ROW: Loriela Norman, Eloisa Grado, Mariory Wasserman, Janel Burnham, Helen Eisenson, Nancy Hall, June Burns, Shirley Sfrong, Virginia Roeder. TOP ROW: Frida Parson, Marguerile Mailral, Dorolhy Sullivan, Roberla Sarfler, Lesl Berndl, Margaret Tashiian, Arlien Combelliclf. THE BOYS' AND GIRLS' STUDENT GOVERNMENT This organizalion helps mainlain a clean, orderly school. Each member serves as an ollicer al a posl in lhe hall one period each day. Each homeroom has a represenlalive. The organizalion is divided inlo boys' and girls groups which work in collaboralion for lhe beneiil of lhe school. . 26 .