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

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cfnliuecf femonne WINTER CLASS OF '45 set out with a quiet de- termination to overcome their small size, electing energetic Bud Hazlett to lead them through the term as president . , . Showing their merit as an intel- lectual class they put twelve members on the stage as C.S.F.'s . . . Probably the tirst class in Belmont to receive their rings and pins before their sweaters, they sported their jewelry a good two weeks before their surprise Sweater Day, held during the Christ- mas work week . . . Addicted to tun as well as study, they made a colorful sight on Senior Sucker Day, and during the class picnic . . . Sad but proud, they stood on the stage February 1, as the roster was read, then they marched out into the night, Belmont graduates! I7 1 HPR! 4 i 1 f fa

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SUMMER '45 CLASS: The besT Prom in sixTeen years, To quoTe Mr, Benshimol, was The TirsT acTiviTy of The mighTy Class OT Summer '45 . . . On becoming Senior Ayes, The class elecTed Mary Walker To show Them The way To The glory ThaT was To be Theirs . . . A Tine SvveaTer Day program, revealed The colors of The class as sTeel gray and royal blue . . . Janie, The Senior play proved an even greaTer success Than Holiday . . . Proving To be an intelligent class, They boasT over TwenTy C.S.FT pinholders . . . ln The opin- ion of many, more has been done for BelmonT during This Term Than ever before . . . Ending The Term will be Class Day and GraduaTion NighT, The big evenTs. Z5 CI'0