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

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Belmont Faculty [18]

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mm- MECHANICAL ARTS D. Paul Shull, Head — Pennsylvania State University Byron F. Hill, University of Iowa David Weir, Occidental University Charles H Tieman, Guy E. Wright, University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Los Angeles MUSIC Lillian J. Sargent, Head — Oberlin Conservatory of Music Chester A. Perry, Winifred May South, University of North Dakota Boston Conservatory of Music BOYS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Joseph K. Hollinger, Head — Lebanon Valley College Clarence H. Ebers, Cameron N. Mullard, Occidental University Occidental University Sidney D. Witherow, University of Southern California GIRLS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Olive M. Newcomer, Head — University of California Leslie Andrews, Occidental College Marjorie Teitsworth, Gladys M. Cone, University of California, Los Angeles University of Southern California Etta L. P. Dorton, Sargent School SCIENCE Hirton, Head — Connecticut State University Alice H Metcalf, George D. Clara M. Berry man, Wisconsin University Robert W. Carlquist, University of Southern California Hasel A. Marvin. University of Southern California Charles E. Merrill, Bates College Nettie M. Merrill, Bates College University of California Milton W. Pierce, University of Vermont Theodore Whitehead, University of California Lutie L. Willcox, University of Southern California SOCIAL SCIENCE Gertrude W. F. Nicolson, Head — University of California Zula Brown, University of Southern California Lucille B. Eads, University of Nebraska Lily O. Hawkinson, University of Kansas Philip Hubbard. University of California, Los Angeles Flora I. MacKenne. University of Michigan Basil E. Ralston, University of Oregon Florence Sharpe, University of Southern California M. Eva Thacker, University of Southern California M. Winona Wagner, University of Southern California SPECIAL Marjorie Van Deusen, Vassar College Mary W. Needham, Carleton College Marie Lawton, Major William R. Wilson, West Point University of South Dakota Sgt. Nelson, West Point Mine Hiltman, University of Nebraska -First Term. [17]

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5 HE- William Wi, First Principal Buildings and grounds constitute the real school.Oi . ' we have a student body earnestly ■-4 themselves to the matter cfeducation, zealously endeavoring to profit to the utmost by the opportunities offered them, willing to put service before personal ain, shall we have the real Belmont Hi h School William Winters Tritt Memorial Scholarship We can never forget him. Real servant, loved master, Rare comrade, sure guide. F, IRED with the true educator ' s zeal and en- thusiasm, the chief aim in the life of William Winters Tritt was to see his hoys and girls go on to college and complete their education. Those friends of Mr. Tritt who knew of his wish are carrying on for him with the help of the William Winters Tritt Memorial Scholar- ship. This Scholarship is a loan of two hundred and fifty dollars, without interest, to some worthy student, who, without this money, would not be able to attend college. Any boy or girl of the Senior A Class is free to make ap- plication to the committee that administers the fund. The committee is selected from Belmont ' s faculty. The personnel of the committee follows: D. Paul Shull, Chairman Marien M. Keyes Albert F. Vandegrift So far the committee has chosen two boys and two girls to receive the award. The beneficiaries of the fund are as follows: Louis Fisher S 3 1 Stanley McNair W ' 32 Jeanne Livingood S ' 32 Ruth Jennings W ' 33 JE v M LlVl coon The fund is replenished by gifts, and by the returns from the Eulexian candy sale. William Winters Tritt had faith m our generation. His kind ot taith is what urges us on. Nothing would have pleased him more than to know that his mem- ory was being kept alive by the growth of fine young people. A Ruth Jennings [19]