Bell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Bell, CA)

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.. 1 ,.,, . S gggx If . 9 3 . I . , ' 5 B F I A- .a .1 Wi' .I , Q' qgkaif nil 4. il J S ' 7 1 J ,L an 5' . QS- A P Iv ADMINISTRATION MR. VIRGIL FRAMPTON, PRINCIPAL: Born in Los Angeles, our ever-popular principal grad- uaied from Polylechnic High School where he was ac+ive in 'Foo+ball, baseball, and Irack. From Poly he enrolled al' SanI'a Barbara S+aI'e and laI'er al' Ihe universilies of U.C.L.A., California, and U.S.C. AfI'er +eaching al' various high schools, he came fo Bell in I939 and has been here ever since. Always in+eresI'ed in sporls, Mr. Framp+on has a large Irophy in his office which he received for being presidenl' of 'Ihe Soulhern California Fool'- ball Associa+ion. Jovial Mr. Framplon has now been wi+h us for I4 years, and speaking for 'rhe en'rire s+udenI' body, we hope +ha+ Turk will remain anofher I4 years. MISS BARBARA SMITH, GIRLS' VICE PRIN- CIPAL: The popular girls' V.P. was born in Rufh- erford, New Jersey, and wen+ +o a small high school in Vermonf where she was I'he edifor of I'he school paper and Ireasurer of her class. She Iaughl' al' U.C.L.A., where she aI Iended afler high school, and al' Poly, and was girls' vice principal al Sou+h Ga+e 'For six weeks before coming Io Bell in I95I. - I I ,Qi r -a ,- A .. A my-4. I 1' v'? ?- Ei'f: f : . .shew -. .I . it'5',.g.g5,m- -f.. .' , ,- '- -HJ.:-.1 7' 9 . . ' :-if 5 - -5, J a : I ,: ' ' ' -rr. s- . C 1 g. uh. . ,A V 5.5 ' ' 1. ,- P? 4 553- , 1. --3 v ,L E: .f - -,Q . - -1 au- jf T f 1:, f V : ,V jr 1- ' P ,R Y' L 1 3 ' -1 7 31- 9 ., - , if .ff It ' ' 1' i f-' A. ' If, I .5 : - -J ,ff si l' Jia .-4' .f .' 'wr+w. ' . A 'X ' ... sl-'f-ii., r, I, ,- -' I ,L , ,us A ' -V V, y -X-L -. -, is -3 ' ' M 'Q f H 3 r. ,tl ,. 5 4. ' MR. WILLIAM RUESS, BOYS' VICE PRINCI- PAL: BelI's youfhful boys' vice principal is a na- Iive of Los Angeles and aH'ended Fairfax High School. Affer gracluafion he affended U.C.L.A. and was aclive in foofball and oI'her sporfs. A navy man, Mr. Ruess Iaughl' a'I' Jordan and Universify before succeeding Mr. Lloyd Pack as vice principal here a+ Bell. MR. STANLEY ROBSON, COUNSELOR: Mr. Robson is a very imporI'an+ figure around Ihe Bell campus. For numerous semes+ers he has aid- ed bolh Ieachers and s+udenI's in Iheir counsel- ing dilificulfies. MR. JOHN STEELE, REGISTRAR: Almosi' every sludenf in Bell has had 'rhe pleasure of meefing Mr. SI'eele, who has Ihe dilificuli fask of checking +he alfendance. FACULTY Under I'he capable leadership of Mr. Charles Garven, presidenl' of Ihe facul+y, and his fellow officers, Mrs. Lo+ene Morgan, vice presidenh Miss E'rhel Robinson, secrelaryg and Mr. Bob Bo- sanko, Ireasurerg Ihe facully had a very success- ful year. The 'facully had various social acfivilies in- cluding a picnic al' Soufh Gale Park and a Chrislmas parI'y al' which Mr. Collis Jordan was old Sainf Nick. Besides +I-iese socials, many seri- ous aclivilies were included al' faculfy meelings. Page