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

 - Class of 1941

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As you know I am Leenly lnterested in all efforts to promote and foster Closer I'Cl3fl0I1S among the republics of thls hemlsphere, and am, 2lCCOI'dll1gly xuy glad to be mcluded ln the Belmont I-hgh School annual yelrbook whlth I9 dedlntcd t Pan A!lX8flL3Il frlendshlp More than a century ago the ldea was born on thls ll6IT1lSPl16I'6 of a COIDIHUIIIIV of nations Thls has been the consistent Pan AIHCFICHII 1deal As m the pursult of every idea there have been lapses and mlstalces, but the strength of the COUCCPUOII has mvarlably reasserted ltself As between us, nelghbor nations, If is proved stronger than the we1ght of arms Under lts guxdance the Pan AINCFICBII l'-3IH1lX has slowly but surely forged the prmcxples of 1ts own entlty and be1ng Through many conferences and through years of day to day effort they at length took toncxtte form at Nlontevldeo at Buenos Alres, and at Luna It 15 httmg that our unlty should be marked, not by demonstratlons of armed men but by the closer more mtlmate and more SlgI1IflLZiI1I mamfestanons of the culture of the hemlsphere The common understandlng of the real values of cxvxllzatlon, and of an appreclatlon of the 3CCOII1Pll3l'lID6I'lIS of the splrlt and mmd These, rather than the development of the longest range cannon or the most destruttlve bomb, represent the ann of Pan Amerlcan culture, thelr flowering 18 the goal of Pan Amerlmn 0I'g'll1lZl tlon and desire J . , . , . ,,. . 1 , ' ' Q r Z ' A , ' -4 ' 0 f , f I x . , Q . . . 7 - h - ,V V - -1 1 ' . . . , s 4 an s . . 1. s ' Q 1 t .1 4 2' 'fy rf -w Y-:BJ u 3' Sf, me , N. is-fe 4' N 49 ,M xxx X s agsmee ,Mx ,Q f' f X I rg- 'i X ' 'W 1 re 1' f 1 I ,,'r:,4:,d, J ' ' x ' I ff , .f,r' 'I-1, , '4-ff ,, i'4 f'z f', f ff ' ff '.'x? r f If I f I -' 1 ,v f 1 ,,f ' 1 I :vo 1 !,.,., f.. , a. 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O Camino Grande, dream of two continents Highway of unity and peace, To you we sing paeansg You, who join gold rush trails And El Camino Real, the mission highway, To the routes of Cortez and Pizzarro, To Inca stone roadbeds and pampas cow paths You who join fur hooded Eskimos Goldrush and Seward and 50 40' And covered wagons and the Russian River To 1846 and President Polk And Coronado and the Seven Cities To Maximilian and uarez To bronzed Toltecs and blackened priests And rain and Huitzilopochtli And uetzalcoatl and Guatemala To malaria and Balboa and Darien To Bolivar and San Martin And uly 5 and oseph Bonaparte To the Sun of the Sun And Cuzco and Quxches To O Higgins of Chile And the bloody mountains of peace And boundaries and the Chaco To Magellen and Drake You will carry the tales of Pancho Villa In exchange for those about Jesse ames and Dillinger And the Indians in Costa Rica will work and sing Who link majestic McKinley Glaclers and forests of redwood and fern Deserts flaming poppies and giant cactus To bare mountains and deep blue oceans And cloud veiled volcanos and earthquakes To epiphytic orchids in the tropics To ramless seashore deserts And Andes and Aconcagua and Lake Titica And these to the vast plains and the Atlanti You who join hollow uneau buildings and Matanuska Mines and the Royal Mounted And Victoria and the Empress Liners Bonneville Dam and Lake Mead The Bay bridges and Los Angeles Harbor To Mazatlan and Tialuana To Mexico City and her cathedrals And new schools dedicated to liberty To the Canal and Nicaragua T uito and Lima and conferences To guano and tm and manganese Vicunas alpacas and llamas And the Pan American Airlines And these to Christ of the Andes Oh great white road that stretches and winds Through the streets and the homes The miners will calculate with observant eye How you glare in the hot midday sun And the rowdy hitch hikers will walk on you And stub their toes and sit by your side waiting Fasting on swing and movies Will find that there are careless and discontented peons And the odors of pepper and the pat pat of tortillas Will loin the odors of baked beans and apple pie And the boogie woogie will find a friend in the rhumba And the peach pickers in Imperial Valley will work and sing And sailors from the U S Navy on shore leave in Nicaragua Will find sea legs useless on the hot swaggermg pavement And the cannery workers in Alaska will learn of coffee growers m Brazil And the twang of the cowboy song will be bartered For the sensuous pounding of the native Chilean rhythm And the women will wear fantastic prints allegedly South American And the Peruvians and the Venezuelans will don the bold Hollywood slacks And Hola will become as well known as Hiya And by such methods the flow of trade will begun They will barter and exchange ideas and customs Songs and foods and rhythms and dresses and hats And symphonies and movies and thoughts and sayings They will climb over the barriers centuries old And they will know each other by trade And they will do this tradlng by way of the Great white road that will stretch from Fairbanks to Patagonia 2 7 7 7 7 7 Y I I 7 . , , 7 7 7 l , Q , . . , A , J , .l l 1 i i ' a - 7 . 7 , . . . .. 7 T 7 ' . 7 i - s o Q , Y 7 7 . -. . , 7 7 ' ' ' And the careless, discontented stenos and clerks, 7 I . 1 , i I , ' CL 7Y ' , - - - ' tt Q - sa V 7 7 , . . , Ki 77 v' Kb ' 77 I . 7 7 7 7 3 7 9 7 7 7 ' 7 7 , . We fbeelwde l' To the person who has taught and awakened young mmds to the mystery and joy of lxfe and wlth sparlclmg eyes has hred the hope that lres rn youthful hearts to the one whose nch vxbrant laughter has strengthened her doctrme lwe laugh and dream to the possessor of capable hands that have shaped the clay of hesntant youth to that person who has whole heartedly gnen her thoughts laughter and dreams to those who must be nounshed upon thoughts laughter and dreams to Marlen Keyes we the classes of 1941 dedicate our Campannle Q 52 Q 1 V Q - tt - ss. a a s . C . ' , v . 4 'Es X 1 ar .N M V A , M J' f bw W -' 4 ff-bike' -' .4 wf , gm B, , A mx E ww-gps, , 43 in , . .. , L, , 'fx A 1 W1 Ky! Mfg, my if? , X gkh'N,x Mi af' Kalman! 44am 760 An Lfiv-AN X. F If , la is ' W! I1 W .I , 'Y .Qu - I X vga ,W mmm AA Q h T M ' 'fufxif sw g X 1 ni ' Q snr A sag' i fi, if: sf? . ,ggi ,,1 ' 4 fplfj, 4 i,,P E K f' J! 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X, .- M Gm rqfzpfz ' To you Lola Holton, head of the art department and former faculty advlsor to the Campanxle we offer our smcere apprecxatxon An mspnrmg teacher, possessor of tlreless energy and execuuve abxlxty you have always strrven for the honest and the heautnful Satxsfied mth nothmg but perfectnon you have moulded artxsts and craftsmen who wnll always um for the hugh ol your wise and generous advice an organlzatlon has been estahllshed which has grown wlth Campanlle alter Campanlle and me hnd ourselxes the possessors of 1 herntage of which we are justly proud 5 9 . C Y. ' I Q standard you have maintained. 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Studenf Body President S '41 Cluckwise: MARGARET SUNDERIWAN. .Sludsrxl Body YQTVFIGVQ, .ARTHUR BERKOXYITZ. HOU' Srvxxor ffonml Honra prrvxdrnlq LOIS ffzrffl Sulfur fsunlmf Board pn'na'crx!q RICHARD PFDICHYI, Huw lxklglll' pfrfldllll. fflrfr' l.r'dg11e'prrflJz'11!. .A ,1 gr' 0? .feaazazw Standing: Violet Shapiro. Donald Bell. Kenneth Hohmann. Louise Clark. Tom Casev. Nlercedes , Santa Nlaria. Hisao Nlasuvama. Seated: Tom Tnckaberry. Muriel Cromer, Harold Lafioon. Under the chairmanship of Student Body president Sid Segal, the Legislative Committee supervised student activities and discussed proh- lems of the school. Members of the W'4l Committee were Girls' League president, Virginia Slagleg Boys' League president, Harold Lagoon: Girls' Senior Control president, Mercedes Santa Mariag Boys' Senior Control Board president. Hisao Masuyama: and Muriel Cromer, Student Body secretary. Others F were Tom Taclcaberry, Senior Aye XA VN presidentg Tom Casey, Senior Bee ,, president: Donald Bell. R.O.T,C. h X vs 6 ,Q Nzx :Nu Cadet Major: and Violet Shapiro, Sentinel editor. This hody conducted a Vox Pop assembly at the end of last SSIDESYCY. Nl' TW' V, i 'ZF As presndent of the Student Body Tom Casev automatlcallw hecame leader of the S 41 Leglslatlve Commlttee Other members were Vlrgxnxa Rlddle Gxrls League presldent Dlclt PCdlClnl Boys League president Lois Newton and Arthur Berlxowxtz Glrls and Boys Semor Control Board presxdents Mar garet Sunderman Student Bodv secretary Ted Cohrt Semor Aye presldent Adolph Goldman Semor Bee presxdent Alfred Slxey Sentnnel edltor and Gzlxm Coppmger Cadet Major The GAA was represented for the first tlme on the LCglSl3flVC Com Inlttee IhlS semester Its rcpfesentatlve QQQQ WGS IIS PI'CSldCI'lf Miriam ROWSOI1 ,vs N57 4 noq V we sky' Avy-5 I Ch x , .ist DL Real -'xdlphbld pt W '41 Jah' With every girl at Crown Hill a member, the Girls' League is one of the most active groups in the school. Its chief charitable undertakings are the Christ' mas Bazaar and Easter drive. Well-established too is Cotton Day, sponsored by the League, when a queen is chosen from the gingham- garhed feminine population and a lcing from the how- tied boys. Queen the year was Anita Chapron, AIO, and Joe Zimhrolt, Senior Aye, who sported a home- made cardboard tie, complete with a neon sign, was King. Miss 'laclcson is the advisor. s, -Qs Virginia Slagle. president, Hellen Clark, treasurer: Virginia Riddle, recording secretarv, Anne Scott. corresponding secretary. Row Row Row Row Row 5: 4. 3. 2. 1. Ruth Rermers. lfunice llxdal. Franris Davis, Gall Smrtlr. Aloha johnson. l.ors Tollivr-r. Caroletta Farnherg Nina Soudalxotf. Marv Redmnxrre. llarhara Perrv. l.ut1lle Patton. Grace Nloreira. Rae l.vnn. Shirley Griewe. june Tollrver, Tut Howe. Jeannette l.lewellyn. Olga Nlilosevich. Antoinette Angruli. lsahel Hagopran. llvelvn Usrnger. Betty Grlltey, lean Sproul. Hochrle Bustamente. Gloria Ferrarmo. Adele Segal, Vrrgrnra Nichols, Ruby Becker, Elizaherh W'1trner. Ann Hughes. Nlarjorie Hornseth. Sylvia Horowitz. Betty lsraelson. Ruth Kessler, lftuslco Katayama, Elaine lVlcClmtoclf. Margaret Steele. Elizabeth Morrrssr-V. Rita Segal. Florrine Sagler. Ruth Nelson. Violet Shapiro. Annette W'ollman, Betts Anne Vlfatts. Nlargaret Sunderman. Nancy llrown. lrrs Lawless. lxlarrlvn Towrrsr-rrd. Betty Richards, Stella Grossman. Nlahel Bray. Ruth Hohlvs. Ruth Persefreld, Georgia Black. Rita l7or1.rtonr. Anne Scott, Helen Vrlrane. lkllss Jatl-son Virginia Riddle, Hellen Clark. ,lrrlra Miller. Marian Hell, l.a Yauglrn Gu, nf Row Row Row Row Row Nlurrel Cromer. Phvllrs Short, Angene Nlorrteleonc, lsahel Romero. Rose Lombardo. l.o1s Deahl, Dorothy' Eli. Irene Urs-to, Betts' Todd, llorrs Tellez. Aurora Leone. Ann -lanus. Shrrlev Erscherd. Nlarron Krogh. Angela Gomez. Jacque Glaze. Marie Strrh. Karla Schatan. Florence Smull. Grace Diaz. Shrrlev Ross. Dollr. Lfmmarrno. Margaret Thomas. Fanny Schein. ,losephrne Lrpson, Rosalie l.rpson. Rebecca Nlonrov. Miriam Morrison. Marie Ramirez. Marv I.amour. Pauline ,losephrne Franco. Nancv Renna. Bern Laffoon. Ruth Blumenson. lVlrano. Coleen Butler. Edna Xvvnet. Palma Chan. Nlarv Alvce Queen. l.1ll1an Sanders. Alice lrene l.lewellrn. Vrrgrnra Falcon. Peggv Hammond, Fax De Grlio. Klart lfllen lions Slurnolo. Marv Maxeltawa. Yolanda Barham. Angelina lopez. Katie Yamada. Emma Korn. Frances Kalco. Klart' larasella. Rurr Ishrgamr. Song Angeline l.rgotr:, lzunrrr- Rodriguez. lesrrsa C.t-lata, jrranette I'-ielen Sarah 4:49 Ti' Hamamoto. lirhel Latter. .feaq 3541! Hellexx Qlark. correspondmp secretarwl Yxolet Shapiro. xxce president: Yxrglnla Riddle. prvsxclentl Rulu Beclrer. treasurer -losephxne l lpsull. recordxng st-tn-t.1lx , Row 4: Row 5. Row 2: Row 1: Row 4 Row S: Row 2: Row 1: Caroletta Faxnherg. Nlxrlam Rowson. Klan' Redmaxne. Irxs Lawless, Nlarxlvn Townsend. Dorrxs Porrxnx. jewel Bxrnhaum. Dorothy Roberts, Lois Tolllver. Ruth Relmers. Pat Nlavor, Roberta Rohcrts. Gloria Stewart. Nla rgaret Sunderman. Consuelo Grado. Nlartan Patterson. Lois Deahl. Marxan Francis. Shxrlev Grxewe. Luona Alford. Nlarlon Krogh. Marne Moss. Loreta Curtnes. Bettv Yates. Nlargaret Nlevcrs. l,1ll1an Derlet. lVladelvn Courney. Frances lit-an. Glnrla Shamn. Suv Fellows. Eunice Bvdal. Anne Scott. Num Soudalcoff. l.uulle Parton. Yrrguna Plulxols. ,lean llurrell. Helen Run. Grace Nlormra. llene Tut Howe. june Tollxver. Nlalael Brav. Pegg' Clement. Adele St-ml. -lean Cohen. Ruta Segal. l.aura Bearvxce Alvarez. Isabel Hagoplan. Dorothv Elx, Irene Llveno. Bettv Todd. Dons Tellez. Bot-hette Salat. Busramente. Ida l.1fland. Grace Harourunmn. Sheldon. Frlene Dc-Camp. Bettv Israelson. Gottesman. livelvn Uslnger. Darlene Kelsev. Norma Gottesman. Dorothv Tuttle. Hochxle Ruth Ann Starr. lean Smxth. lillzal'-eth Warmer. Wanda Xlcffradv. Barbara Perrv. Shlrlle Curtis. Ann Vera Thorne. Nanu' Arnold, lfvelxn l.amhert. tleannelte l.lewe-llxn. lvdla Carrlllo. Antoinette Angulll. Nelson. jamie Rose. Uororhx' Black. Nllrlam Gasun. Cfarolme Goldsu-mn. Paulxne Tromhamre. llnllxr johnson. Francea Davis. Gaul Smxth. Bettv ltverson. Hughes. Doreen Orshom. Carmen Calderon. Beth De Yrrgxlm. Nlarv De l.a Torre. Ruth Shafer. Bern' l.afloon. Emma Koto. Aloha -laclcle Colller. Vrrglnxa Fallxs. Glorxa Gould. l.uc1lle Alexander. B-rtv Anne Vfarts. Annette Vfollman. Bern' Richards. Loxs Newton. Hellen Clark. Yxrgima Rxddle. Nllss lacltsnn. Vxolet Shapiro. Josephlne l.1pson. Ruhv Becker. Svlua Horowxtz. Klan' Hamamoto. Margaret Steele. Nleon Bvchter. Sallv l.e Carpenter. Nlargaret l.enrxox. ffharlvtte Regan. Frames Cfrnstlan. ltlxzaheth Rodrxquez. Fxangelxne Alarcon. Fmnda Felnhlatt. .-Xnxta Rose. ,luue Fxnth. Bonnie Otto. Rxta Donatonx. june Nltilnunell. Anxta Lhapmn. Peggr lou lamhert. livelvn Foss. Nlaryorxe Hornseth. Marv Belle Hagadorn. Klaxxne Ward. ilulla Kllllcr. Aileen Bapst. ,losephlne Torres. Norma Ferrarmo. Kane Chan. Alxce XY'1,ggtns. Bervl Yfard. Grace Dxaz. Rosalle Palazzo. lfclna Vfxner. Shxrlev lilschexd. Anne ,lanus. Betts' Gxllcev. Anne Fmlt. ,lovce Ronkxn. Ruth Blumenson. l.oxs Wbwna. Isabella Sc-chendxch. Patrlcxa Nlurphv. Bermce Sallreld. limllro Kuraona. Nlarv Alazawa. Dolls Lfmrnarxnn. Klarxe Stxth. Rosalie Llpson. FannvSche1n. Klan' Nxtassm. Helen Fox. Klaru- Ramxrez. Kane Kern. Sue Tomasulo. Rosalxn Smith. Yolanda Barham. Relaetca Nlonros. Barhara Wheeler. june lfvelxn. Alatque Glaze. Plnllls Short. Florence Smull. Nlechelxna lnnxgro. Tresa Radogna. lurraxne Whitehead. Nano Renna. Margaret Thomas. Nlarx Slaveltawa. Paullne l.acasella. Louxse Knopov.. Collen Butler. Slam l.amour. Nlartha Rosen Nlarx l.a Nlanna. Natsuve Fujlmoto. Palma Nlumolo. Eleanor Asala. .lesus Celava. Thelma Klarexna. Eunxce Rodruguez. Elxzaheth Galpenn. Catherine Scxl-etra. Irene Geraltxn. l.oretta Jane Qlxeen. Nlarv l.acasella. l.xlllan Sanders. Yxrglma Falcon. .-Xlxce lrene llewellxn. Run lshlgamx. Theresa Grlslnga. lrene l.lpson. Arwen-lxne l.egott1. Carol james. lixa Dell Klerum l-'lura Ordaz. EW' few Dxck Pedxcxnx presxdent oe 7xmhrnlr secretary Naomx lwasakx vxce presxdent 7047 ow 4 Charles lxxtz arm Dxxkp 0 ur Hau mr lmmxrr liaxlu 1 xv L u 1 inn Rohm :xx xxmx XX ow 3 Ted Raxxilx x ln, 1 are vxxxxxxd C xsrxz xl u al Swixtnut kraxxlr an and Row fm xx l Tom XX xl xwm Flwxxx Schwab XX alt r L xx lam umm Rosen ox hx Hara x Benson Georg Bell To hm Ha hr moto Rxchixd f hee ow I xt x tvxtz 'la 'X sax ham -Xrrhur C er hon Rx hard Ped r ls rr 'Xlaumx lwa 1 x e fnhrr Hru Qrl- Clk x burh Ken Hnhmann. vxcefpresidenrg Harold Laffoon. presxdcnt S '41 Row 4: Robert Yackev, Stan Rohxxxmxx. Bch Kxng. Charles Frxrz. Tom Cast-v. Elwyn Schwab. Stanles Rowsoxx, Paul Lukexxs. Val ,lean Renken, Ted Cohrt Row 3: Eddxe N'lcDermotr. Lee Dach. Fred Nlolodow, Cleve Burke, Harold Ross. Frank Bethune. Rxchard john- son. Richard Peclxcxnx. Arthur Cler- nhon Row 2 Nlxnoru lxokawa Walter uaxx Cal Mclnrosh oe Forzan Brute Yerke Naomx Iwasakx Shogo lwa salxl Edmund Cisneros Row I Hxsao Vlasuvama oe Zxmhxolt Galxxn Coppxnger Ken l-lohmann 'Vlr Fxsher Harold laffoon Yasuo Sara Toshxo Hashxmoto lsamu Kakxba Under the sponsorshxp of Doc Fxsher, the Boys League devotes xtself to the guxclance of male Belmonters Ir also works closely wxth the Gxrls League xn the Chrxstmas and Easter drxves The Boys League SPOFISOYS most of the sports 3SSe1'T1lJl1eS and hacks 'if least one Eiffel' school d3I1CC 3 term l : ' r . Q . V' V . : Q x ,' : ,l l , - xx va b a , . b F, : J 4 b f R : . 5 . ,l rs xx . Rh' sf. f ,Lck K lr, l'a:l l, L-ns, . . fx . Cn - hm- R 2 ' x 'x 51 -lwv Q xl.xxd. lfrldxv Rxddlv. ku-d Nlolodrmx Cxaxl Y s. lid . frost C,l xxln Rh-'. H Q . ' Sr - l 2: joe r. xlf xt. H l. X, f . . N e Qxa . ,. - - f- . Y Q - r ma., R 2 Arch - liek s . q tl . ln' xcxxlrl llVl. l xl K srl: TJ Q . re Y- 'Q-, f - x V x Hg, . 13 1 .A I we I I I 15441-Jr. N , ,A 1 ' g .s l '. ' - 4- Q w r .D - -.. I . e '7 N1 ' we ' N 1 'lf 'C w ' ' ' X if W' I X 1 4 . is Q ' ' - -..'f f1f su if - ' ' . N ,.3Ar,ff Row -5 Stanton ,-Xgee. Sid Segal. limb I urrdqurst. Gord-in Pattison 'IX-nr Tarkal-errx l-iddx l'rata Hisaii Klasuvama. president -. Jmi X rl lsadurr Drtlrens. Tushio Nlatsizmnto 'Xfll'1UfGl NlWU-UC Pf9N1-lK W- 1 Row 3 Masako Nishrmura. Caroletta Farnberg. Aloha johnson. Virginia Nichols. Mari Red Nlffil'-ll? 53ml :MSHA PNN' rrrairze Rust Klan Hemphill Nlargie Pedersen. Rose Hinkley Nlarian Bell. Martha ,ln dvlifii I-llllan SSUJPYN- VU Hauer. Stella Grossman. Nlasaxf' Taniguchi. Alice Vega Freq em Row Z Mabel Hrax. Carmen Calderon. Slarie Contreras. lrrs Laialess. Nancv Brown. Nlargaret Sunderman. Fannk Schein. Dolls Ummarlno. Rosalie lipson. Josephine l.ipson. Ruhx Hr-Jzer. Bern' Richards. Violet Shapiro. Marv Alsie Queen Row l lzlvnn Schwab. Bruce Yerllv, Richard Pedlfini. .-Xrthur Gershon. Lillian Sanders. Nlrs. The Senior Control Boards are Belmonfs chief form of self- government. Memlwers of the groups preserve ordcr in the halls and auditorium. Sponsor of the Boys' Board is Mr. Marcy. and Mrs. Cham- berlin. of the Girlsf A T? - W.,,.s Top: Lillian Sanders. xiee president: Lois Nemtori. presldentl Klan' Klaielfawa. sefretarx Bottom: Paul lulfeus. setremrv: Arthur Crer slum. vm- pre-srdvnt1Altliur HvrlcowitZ.presidt-nt ' f'1J' f QW- ' Cfharnherlin. Slercedes Santa Maria. Hisao Nlasuvama. Mr. Mara. Bettv Anne Yfarts. .-Xnrrette Vfollman. Yoshlko Yalrumoto. ,lunet Yamamoto Row Row Row Row 8 '41 4: Cliuda Rhee. Dan Green. Paul Lukens. Don Bechter. joe Fowzer. Jack Kirk. Adolph Goldman. Stan Robinson. Cleo Mclver. Nlarvin Nlarsh. Basil Treppa. Lee Horhv. Harold jalkson. Daxid Marin 5: Toshio Hashimoto. David Hirsch. Isadore Dickens. Slarv Alne Queen. Josephine Lipson. Rosalie lapson. Doris Purrinr. Klan Redmavne. Clara Doxle. Virginia Nichols. Aloha johnson. Louise Krwpow. Stanton .-Xgee. Ynshrkatsu Nrikararrui. Yutaka Shrmho. Takeshi Hrinmno Z: Margie Pedersen. Nlargnret Steele. -luner Yamamoto. Yoshllur. Yabumoro. Shrrlre Cirrus, Fanm Slhein. Nlarie Coritreras. Rose Marv Hemphill. lfvelvn I.evene. fN1artha Jo Hauer. Larrnr-ri Calderon. lrrs l.awlm'ss. Nana- Brown Margaret Sunderman. Rose Binklev l: Ralph Yanarr. Sh-ago Imasalrr. Diik Pedrcini. lilwxrr Schwab. Arthur Gershon. l.illian Sanders, Mrs Charnlwrlin. l.ms Neuron. Arthur Berkowitz. Mr Nlnrfv. Mari Marelrmsa lin-tti Anne Xvatts. .-Xrirwttv Winllrrmrm. Violet Shapiro. Cilexe liurlce . or. ,f 'z -1 1 l!!1'1 1'x'x . :11+1 l - 1? Z! STA. 'Si NJ! XJ' Y dxf' 'xx- W1 Seniaa io.. Nwisfm wigs wwf x 'W' Bencfz 'N-. -1 l . ,,l, fl, aff lf qw! J5- 3 ix: 'SEE I'- O' AY S M Gaiian flag Sentara fjaom WW! . KVKF' 'I 1 , . x . .,, , , , Y X A f ' ijt' f- 3 V44 ' H. ' 5 C 5 .H -V . s I X K? 1 Y , , R A , . Q, X , K I W 3 ' s ,Xt- 4 'f 9 , WW my ,Q I C R wg 1 i 'Q X 4 A aw. , ns, , .g'2'vLg 'ig-' Q -XCW ', as X -.fr gtg , 5521 'Q LQ' u ,lv !Vafuf!a Nwha Saga Bowl 00' .J Enya' eaafamq eladft Ref Emu Kwrlfirlnq Swim GMM 7011!-S '41 W'-W 8 ' .Ni Standing: Louis Beal, Sid Segal, Ray Donner, Xvalter Leseman Seated: Ruth Byers, Marjorie Wfaldo. Ephehians are chosen on the basis of one to every forty in a graduating class. This term's students, given the honor because of their high qualifications in scholarship, leadership, and character were: Sid Segal, Student Body presi- dent, Louis Beal, former Eulexian president and C.S.F.g Ray Donner, W'41 Campanile editor and C.S.F.g Marjorie Waldo, Le Cercle Francaise presidentg and Ruth Byers and Walter Leseman, C.S.F.'s. WW! Glau 0 ' Senior Advisors Mrs Palmer Miss Campbell chalrman Mxss Cone Miss McDougall Tom Taclcalwerry presldent Ruth Persefleld vice presldent Helen Vxlnne secremry Mlflim MOFFISOU fl'C'l5L1I'CI' P'lLll Rosen bL1bII'lCSS IY'l1I1'lgCl' MIX Goode sergmnt 'lf 1l'ITlS : . . l J, ' , . 7 f Q . - ,' 1 , 1 .' ff Q . , . l . I Q 1 l . , . . l ' A ,,' , . -1 -4 . V1 .. , ., ,. L, ELIZABETH BEALL They are never alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts CHARLES BEARFELD The modest manners and the gentle heart DONALD BELL He xs a soldier t to stand ln Caesar and gwe dxrecfxons VIRGINIA BELIVIOINT HF, !ll7171'V locks hang UU her tflnplff lzlze a golden leece FLORIAL BETANCURE lxznd nords are the musxc 0 the norld EUGENE- BLAKELEY In hrs duty prompt at every call HARRY BROWN A good fghter and a good uarlqer JACK BRUKMAN Tao thxngs he azled to understand women and their Ways BETTY BUCY Sweet are her thoughts that savour of content CARMEN AGUILERA A merry senorxta KIKUYE AKAMATSU IVxth a quiet spirit and cool STANLEY ALDRIDGE Both o us are men o mzght Wherefore quarrel Let uv ght' BETTY JEAN ALLEN Nor linen she her own sweet wav BOB ARELLANO Hxgh xs hxs name or goodlmess md speed JOHN AYERS Hell fnd a nay PAT BAALBERGEN .She lxs ened with a ttmg blush Wxth downcast eyes and modest grae FRED BAALBERGEN There 15 nothing o lrresrstxhly contagtous as a good humor CAROLYN BAGLEY We ound her a atth ul rtend and companxon PAULINE BAILEY Noble bs herxtage generous and ree FLORA BALLEN So ly her ngers wander o er The yxeldmg planks o the wory hoard GRACE BARRY She possesses a world o charm DONALD BASIKIN Drummer strike up and let us march auay BETTY BATEMAN .SIJC If d WIUIOYVIE WEE lhlflg LOUIS BEAL A prmce among prxnccs A limg among xngs H 6 DOROTHY BUCY I have lwed na empty day: IRWIN BURMAN lVlum' when xo t vorces dre 'nhralex rn the memory RUTH BYFRS Smxlxng mth gran' ,urtrce and nudom VICTOR CARLUCCI True rzend to those who fought hxrn LILLIAN CHENARD IvVhen dxd morning break And nd meh beamxng eye: awake' GIM CHONG Ducretron o speech If more than eloquence LOUISE CLARK turnxng the spot on hersel EDWIN COLE He ramef has rnrnd to mirth and rnerrxrnent CARROLL COLLMAN ln her tongue 1: the law kindness EDDIE CORRAI., Trained or exther camp or port Skrlled m eaeh manlv fport NIURIEL CROIVIER A crown o haxr and natwe charm LEE DACH Even the Woodpecker owe: hx: fuccesf to the art that he uxes hu head VIRGINIA DAWSON Her smile was gally perfutent CONRAD DEQUER But ah there 5 rmschze rn hu' eye NECIA DEQUER We love her or her Jmrle her look her nay o speaking gen lx BETTY JANE DIBLE Look not upon the dxmple o her chm danger lurk! there CATHRYN DIEVICI'I .She 15 as likeable ax sh rx lockable CHRISTINE DONALDSON The quxet rrund II rxcher than a crown RAY DOIYINER IVhen Nature has work to be do ze :he creates a gemus to do nt ELFANOR DOUGHPRTY Oh lady nohxlxty rx thlne and rntellxgence and nxt HARRY DUNCAN I ark for nothxng, but that I may not dzsappomt myself RUDOLPH ECHFVESTI: A man mth reserved poner HARRY EDMISTEN Hu mll xr hu law MAZELLA EDMUNDS Humor II the foam on the wave of life I . I TK . , F I f ' ' V f I -5 V V. ' . Y , . ' , y -1, f' I . f A I ' ' 1 C. 4' T Q y Nf' f' ' I V She lets her light ,thine Without ' f I . . . . ' ,3 s. Q- 'I of ' . I , ., . 4 .4 .f ' ' f ' ' , I f ' . U f j . ' ' , f f :,. V . Q ' f qi 'L W ai' L MAX GOODE- LORE EISINGER Thou'rt a scholar. KAORU EMI Thy modesty If a candle to thy ment EDMOND I-NCINAS Content to take hu adventure gladly HPLEN FRICKSON O lovely naman' Nature made thee temper man MARII I-SPARLA Charm that wxll never die JULES FENSKI: A thmlzmg cap rr by no means a mxllxtorze BETTII: FLETCHER Patience thou young and rar ltpp d cheruh JAY D FRIERMAN Ixnou ledge I5 rtsel a pon er FLORENCI FUKUOIKA She took exceedxng joy m lx e LDVUARD GARNEY 1. And CCYIFIYIIV b 'WKIIUXOOCII CIKIWF MIRIAM GOODMAN Out o such :orxal trust as hers the world will he remade LELA GRISSOM ROBERT GRAHAM Artxfts are nearest Go A kznd and gentle heart has she EVFLYN HALLIN A thoughtful las: smeere and true MARGARET HAMMALIAN Tho I am :mall the deedl intend If great SHIZUYE HASHIMO I'O Pme and meet krnol and neat ROBERT HAYASHI Ihnre 11 an unrpeakahle pleasure attendmg the lx e 0 a voluntary student MINNETTE HECHT Her heart xx ar wrdc as the 1 w Shall I hecaufe mme nelghhvr leer: allow the fame dull road as he BI- RNETTA GEORGE 'I nas the lonlrert hair m the world Lrlce a golden man le 0 glory LORETTA GEORGI' .So sweet so lovely and xo mxld na: :he LETTY GIBSON With her eye: 171 a ood 0 lauhgter DAVID GOLDSTEIN man who xx not a ra a' to say hu .ray ANGELA GOMEL L1 e IJ an art not a hunnexx or a duty lf-'Y ,I f Nw ' 1 'r' ! , , ' . .k,', , wh' :fill 'rf' . , . Q -.A,, IQ l f' I f ' Y ,,., K:-if , I ,1 Xl e t ., , A y f A I 75733 gg y Rf f r ,I . 44 ' er. 1 VIRGINIA HEINTZ Harrnorzx 5 Mom mdkff 1 fveadlnx ELPAYNOR HFINRY Ibex brufd mo lun nfm blllld bfllfdlh the shes LDITH HILI No urlfrappx 7V1dldtVl Ilre ASARO HIRA'I A Hut nur 10 Jo good fur rule d hgh! JAINIES HIRIGOYEIN ll truss bcfpeakf rmgfr! RHNINETH HOHMANN 7 frat Nature mxgfrl 1 ana' up and my 0 all the world This If a man PAUL HONDA Aoglrt o nord :pak fre more than wax nede FLORENCE HOOR A une! pretty lxttle lan GUY HORN A glue! man xwtfr quze! xtrengtb U from I0 1f snngs mm cal cfzarrns FII ELMA HOROW IT! Dun! jzndgz her :wee nur by ber xx e RACHI L HULRTA lxe p zlr! xrnagxnatxon young PEGGY HURT Every xdea I5 an mcxtemenl SHO ISHINO Let uf try to be xennbfe good naturea' a ld a1r JIM jOHNSON He HI bt l7OlUldI CQIIIIFCIX dlld Eqlldll' L! ELIZABETH JONES And happy 1: ber nature ...XA lb Mix Q.. Xara 4' R,- RFNJI RATAYAMA A Illllllllg nlen! mari TSUGIO IXATO Y ur naw :re p 111 W DOROTHY RENNISON HE LI N RATONA H rc If .1 5p1n! deep ana' cryvmf cl ar I nufk mtl? 4 pa 1er1Ce that rrreanf pouer XX AICHI RITO 10 feave rome nrrzple mark b8l7ll1d HARRY RUNISHIMA MARVIN KORD Too r1111tf11earr11r1g naufa' drne me ma A gOOL1,Id1lg,7lf IUYIIITIYIQ IH d ,70Uft' NX II BUR LAGI-R 471 abrzdgerrrmt of aff Nm! If plfgzmrv 111 man jOSf PH LANG 11: the rrzmd thc! 'nalzc' lbs body 11:5 , ,A I 1 K Q1 1- v V . L, L? 14 - t ' ' L 1 si A X ' ' ' 1 ' , f . E -1 K . ' 1 6 I . . I 3 ' 'J ,' U w 1 7 f A ' 5 , y , 11. ' x , A I wo ' ' 1 ' :duff uyr. og , . , :E 1 1 t E N X ' A , ' , d' -oi 1 S BOB ' EVELYN LARSON Ours is a business civilization. NORMA LEE A pleasanter person you never spied AURORA LEONE Her axr her manners all who san admxred WALTER LESEMAN Noble gure tall m stature LINNEA LINDMAN lrVhaterer she dxd was so northy because she did ll so well WALTER LORD As ull o spxrrt as the month a May LUNDQUIST O hrs stature he nas o evene lerzgfhe And nondcrly delwer and greet o strengthe PAULHNE LUTTRFLL Her mmhle ect ohey her racing mmd HELEN MQCARTNEY 50 t spoken and ruse to orbear DONALD Mu GREGOR An honest man close hultonzd to the chm ALICE NIM NEIL In hu very quzetness there is charm ROSE MAJICH A calm and gracxous element Ana' welcome wheresoe er she went HELEN MARINUCCI MYRTLE MASON A smile is a uhxsper o a laugh HISAO MASUYAMA Sxlent he xs or he rx modest TOSHIO MATSUMOTO Hrs h adm the clouds u hxs ut on the ground JIMMIF MATSUMURA A rlend to all HIROMITSU MATSUNO Dx dent modes! and shy YUIXIO MATSUOKA Hflth thought 0 all lhat s nohlm BLAS MAZA Silence IJ lhe per cc! herald 0 joy CLARENCF MIYOSHI So quietly he bore hxrnsel JUNE MOMSEN Sweet smzles are thme and fund endearxng charms Actress prxncess t orl PASQUAL MARQUEZ He would mxx lexsure mth pleasure AMELIA MARTINEZ Srlence sweeter rs than speech X lm F v . - 'rj , H' x Y t , ' f f , . f + e 'M ,5 W W2 l E' f , i I v V f A ff .3 L1 . f 5 ,K . . w , A if 1, ' l A f - .K W VW X A k ' , ' ,f f iff. ,Vi VI: ' A . . , f . . 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VA ' If . , f . ,I ,-V Q' Y A ' l l - .H U f. , I CHARLES MOORE A 7716710 5171 F K1 7711.171 0 L'0Ylft'Yll1Clll BOB MORGAN Strong nlant such nat he MIRIAM MORRISON The low 0 youth and h atrh her eyes difplin BURNITTH INIURRAY A south high rpm! d and keen PHILIP IVIYFRS A lovwere and a lustx bacheler HP MARY INARAGAXY1 A Wherz tongue: :pea fweetly then they name thy name TOSHIMITSU NAKASHIMA He ha: a nature gentle and re ned SHOICHI NAKAYAMA Ihe wise are the good IXAORU NAMERAWA Silent: that spoke JEROME NEUMAN Put his shoulder lo the wheel HARRY NEXVMAN LAN!-LL OGLE O good counsel and readv to give it MASUKO NIKUMA The pleasaritest manner and the gentler! heart Ambition has no rext AI ICI- OSTI RAAS A7111 Ifltdfllfflfff Illtfl We dt't'I71l78V ALPHONSINE PALTRON She lwer to build not boast K1 gEl16T0lU' fdff 37' J-of DICK PASCALE A braver man had we none than he, GORDON PATTISON We N07 if he 1,78 ll'1It'5f 7111171 WI70 IICYCT proved himrel a ool. CONSTANCE PEGG rio' P' .il A tender h 'art a will inflexible. RUTH PERSEFIELD None know' thee but to love thee, , Norte name thee but to praise. JOHN PFRENZINGER Intent on the job at hand. ANNA PORITZKY Spoke according to her own mind. JOHN PORTER He has a very lou boiling point. CLYDE PORTMAN An iron heart if thine. FRANK PULLIAM A lion among ladier it .1 matt dreadful thing. 'I ' VIRGINIA PYLE 'Z Gentle to he. DON QUON He was the mildest memnf-red man. JONES RHEE Men of few words are the better men. MORRIS RITTENBERG lxAYLA SCI-IATAN Grace nas 111 all her steps heaven III her eyes- In every gesture dzgmty and love NORMA SCHWAM She doe h the lzlilc lzrndn Ins r lr 6 1 mort lean undon or desp se What shall l say' Hrs de Xp. jsaggu tXCl cd all spenth IVIII 'I ON SHAPIRO He llns most :els th: noblest acts the lust HI-LI-IN SHERNIAN Sha m thas sweet music mth the enamel s I ones GRACE: SHIRAI 1,7276 Ball' 11 IU I dlld FIISVVQ f1fl' P H A cast o thought about her are MIYOKO SHITAMOTO The althful and the true VIRGINIA SLAGLE How land hon honored or her generous deeds JOE SMITH He loves the game beyond the pnze So ripe a judgment, so rare a wit. WILLIAM ROGERS ls but a simple man. RACHEL ROMO And smxlzngly sh agrees P XUL ROSEN Vxctarv belongs to the most perseverxng ROY RUDD Modesty becomes a young man DALIA SAAVEDRA Sshe rs pretty and honest and gentle GI ORGI' SAKAI And If hrs name he Gzorgl Ill call lnm Peter or nan made honour doth orget men s names LUCILLb SALZMAN lhe hxll tho hxgh she comes to ascend The d1fftulty nzll not her 0 end CAROLINE SANCHEZ She Wdfd mixture 0 flnfpllfl y and lzxndness BARBARA SANETO Most sweet lady MERCEDES SANTA MARIA A mazd unmatched In manner asm ace s Illea' 171 eafh art and frowned mth every grace YASUO SATA It pays to wear a smiling ace and laugh our troubles down F' as 'Qi' ' e . V ' , f. If I ' ' I ' f ,ff .. fy I ' is fa I , 3 'P I' l ' ' ' f'- ' fi-1, 9, SIDSEGAL g d if is 1 - 1' f may I I X IQ I - Q ,ogre ,. , I f , x L , ' f ' ,I f f - I - fl I I Q v Q .AS ROGER STARR Szngzngq he nav or Iuxtzngc aff th dw Ix-XTII: STILI S Izrvm 1,7 path u art be or xour n r NIARIOIN SY RI:Ix ntf 1 Q ma' quu IOINI I XCIX -XIIFRRX lfnr xr bonu! rmnxlruot .znaf gnu fffu fnp IH lr I'II.I..II' TAHAIN Ike ntl! or tfrf sed SIINIKO TAKAGI .Spreudmg laugfvter L1 I JW XRD TANABI: Um Iearnetfz mor rum hs unng than :pm mcg INIASAYT' TAINIGUCHI None' to you more Iowf than fbi' DOROTHY TASHJIAIN A comma' bfvtfvr and uffo gfn' ALFRI D TERRANO I dare do all that I may beforrze a man DOROTHY THOMAS We have no tall to Wag lxke a dog I0 we muxt dance JEANNE THOMPSON A daughter 0 the god! Dwxnelx tall and mort dwnzcfx mr VC ARRI:N TROUTMAN '1 ndform wir In so calm ro cool RI'BE'f'f A 'I LCIK 'Is lVId1lfl7IOIlI II th Jay xr long MARY TURNER Hu joffy eyes were bright mth n f she guer JOE UMNIARINO 1 broad Jfroufderx and grace gut azaay llrs oo buff man lfren xou krwu fr I1 EDDIE URATA Her: Llff hUfItf T ffIJYIhU0d Und good ellauslnp m one HE LI:N VILIANI- H r only tmft xr that fb frat no auf! MORRIS VILRIIN I prorrnre thu ndl :buff ul Il my nord MAR,lORIE VUALDO AN t1t'Ty IYICI7 41 Llllffll u-P' LAVOININE WALKER It xx the nature 0 Ion' to rrmdmtr RICHARD WALRER fxoodrzru xx fn: pafsnord WIILIAIN1 XX ALLACI' H bath .1 heart JI found .rr .1 bell FVPLYIN W LIINSI EIN Happv are they whom tfw rmfd avorr nourxxfr 'g' . f L. vdf. I I b I A J, . dt. f t. I. ,Y K.. I 1 five' z' r t '!. 5 Q t ' If . l, I 4 , i I . ,eil I . I d Il' H Y lL't'. I ,.'If? A 5' f td . ,A ' ,i.-.L,. u A 'Qin I' I I ' 1' f Af' I '- - I' I' ' f' . f I ' - ' I I W, If A ,M ' . . 'V I ,' . 'V f . ' X I 'AN ,B Q Q- ' ' m . , , . , , If I , . V . V, . L ' I 1 . A J v i f I , ,' ' ar . ,gg b Vv , f , ' . 5, ' I - ' ra f H I . . -'QI r' fy I - I lv: Y v. I 'Wg Af A , , , tfii VX 1 ' rr, J .: E I ' I I ' . , 4 L- W I L JACK WHITE He spzakx rexcrvvdfy but he rpealx mth ora' Nor cm one Word be rhangrd but or 41 uorfc XX II LIAM WOLPP R Ia' aff fm' ifvouglzif and bid th doublx dzpavl WARRPN WONG Ihr I7d7t1'lYfl7!' gum ll hlf ply 0H7ldlll't D KZZQIQ? SHOCK YFF WLJN .She anfmnd Ifaufy and genifx SHI-E LAI WUIN In peace ana' nendslnp mth aff MARTHA YAGUCHI Herr the nlencf' md Ihr cafm MARY YANAGIHARA A mnden 0 eu words IRAORU YANAGIMOTO MARY YOIRO I A lor gmtlz uayr an In fl YOKOTAIRE let me uork H1154 A HELEN ZIN A Imxlf or memonr gamma S114 SGMLOM- NATALII AIN ABRAHAM BANK GEORGE BARBER BILL BARNETT MARVIN BROWN SHIRLEY BURGESS COTO BUSTAMENTF JACK CALVFRT ALBERT CASAS JIM CONLAN LEWIS DIAMOND GI FN EVANS RAYMOND FPRNANDE-X STANLEY FORD LT GOTCHY VERNON HARTMAN ALICE HERRERA TAKESHI IINOUYE ETHEL JACOBS YOSHIRO MATSUMOTO MARY OKAMOTO EUGENE PINGREE EUGENE POTTS IDXVARD SATO RICHARD SILLIR HOWARD SMITH MARGARI T THIELMANN FRANK UJIIYE YOUNG WOO H FNORA WYNKOOP , ' I. A If f I , W! ' f , '3 . J Y if , I ' ' 5 ' 6, Ifu' iw rr :I ' I I 1 I W One fzttff' fady wry pofxlf. 3 an gs. J , L MI: I , ,f I A I fi I ' ' Wiew I A tangible somethmg born from the theorles of the ldeahsts An Idea cemented mto reahty The Pan Amerlcan Htghwav A backbone for the nations of the western hemisphere A lughw ay on which wall travel the frults of lndustry agriculture and culture A umty will he born with the hxghw ay A umty whxch will not be capable of dls solxmg For once the road as made there IS no man and no power who will be able to stop that rushmg txde of exchange The exchange of the fruits The fruits of knowledge rlpenlng for ages The fruits of the arts Arts of the peoples that tell of the suffering the agony and the wild exultancy of hearts The fruits of thoughts long fermentmg IH brams The frults of labor the frults of sorrow and the frults of happmess The fruxts of the Americas wall be tasted by all of the people And once that taste IS accustomed to the mouths of all the people the hunger arxsmg from If will become msatxable It IS upon that lnsatlate hunger that shall and must lI'1CVlt3bly arxse that the umty of the Amerlcas wxll he founded A umty far more lmportant and far more reaching than a dragon made of asphalt gravel and cement A umty that wlll reach down mto the vltals of every man woman and child an those twenty one natxons A umty nourxshed by under standmg and humanltarlamsm A umty that will pulsate ln the throbbmg of every heart The umty of the peoples B1 ossom Kmstnmmw C lx H Jfaqfuuaq Www .2 f fll--Jrlfi-.MM fl naw AVVWMWQIMX XQ-X INWJMV st-X-QJJH Tlx ,lf Jia na I 4 The chubby face and flat smxle surrounded by fur Gleammg glacxers and snow peaked summits Wraggllng fish and thlck furred husknes Totem poles stretchmg hngh with thexr exaggerated faces paled upon Three days on a steamer Mountains rlslng more and more steeply from the waters The great Taku glacler Skagway with flowers so bxg they have to be measured with a ruler to become behevable Delphmums nlne feet hlgh strawberries two Inches ln dlameter Narrow White Pass and the Yukon Rallroad Dead Horse Gulch The mscrlptlon at Insp1rat10n Pomt In memory of 3 000 pack anxmals that lald thelr bones on these awful hills during the Gold Rush of 1897 98 Hours on the lakes Panmng yellow dust ln memory of past decades and eating moose meat Then back to the coast and the growmg towns thrlvmg and hummmg wxth actrvlty The sound of the factory whistle on the town s edge tuna and salmon hauled nn by great nets The small ftshnng boats headmg for the harbor the fish nets wragghng wlth thelr contents The hum of the alrplane supplantlng the bark of the huskles and the sled New clues sprung mto exlstence overmght and once populous centers fade to ghost towns Neat frame houses bordermg cement mam streets One story cabms edglng plank streets on the outsklrts Telephone lmes connectmg the clty Modern clothes worn by the natxves The nolse from the cannerxes grows dlmmer and the town recedes unto the distance an ever expanding speck surrounded hy the lofty snow rovered peaks C mlm Kxxfruar I 1 ' - '4 c . I T h , I , 1 - , . V. V, . 'K . . . . - I ll Y - I l - I 1 . , . . K. I . 7 . , I 1 , . . t . . . , . . -y X 4 - ' JI A 0 , . 0 o 7 A ' I . 7 V, . K K K Y . 4 A each other. I V . . . , I V, lm . V . ' . lx: Jl,..,-,l ,f A fl A ' ' Wt. . , . . . , . . tfl' l 1 X i 1 . , ' ' f' ' f...M--My ff' ' . . . . , . . X .. - nick . . , . ,, . X A . I X ' 4 V v V K ' ' ! D - ' g ' Z 1 t A H Q . . . n-ol. ' ' ' K 1 i 5 f '. . J SW! Z ' JIM PP 1 S 41 CODIFIBUIIODS to the Epheblm SOCICYY were Ted Qolmrt Semor Aye president 'md C S F N'lOl'Dl IM3S3kl H1Y prealdent md f' S P Cnlvm Cop pmger Cadet Major Eulexnn presldent ind CS F H1rolcl l1ffoon W 41 Boys League presldent Elliot Rapqport Eulewmn uce preslclent and f SI Eddle Gordon lntm Club prebxdent md Q S F Nmcy Brown I-fl Y presxclem md C S F md Vlolet Slnplro C ampimle Editor incl f S P 1 4 1 -l Q 5 5 Y I f 2 1, KA ' l A . g f .r ' , . V Y M QA , ' F We Standing: Galvm Co mgex. Eddne Gordon, Ted Court Seated: Ellxo! Rapaport. Naoml lwasakx. Nancv Brown. Vmler , . . . . V l I , . 1 ' S . K I . I: I . V ,. .- f. K U Ii: .K . . - . . . . q , , , 1 . - . , ., . .1 , ' ' . ' ' ' ,' ' ' I . Q . . . A 1 - . ,. . . . q K , -. K .I ' .3 A V . , .- V. 1 .. . . 1. . -s 1 Q . . . I ' ' N 'EH A A e,9Vxf N,-f-.. . V1 sf Y Fl V55 tm 'NG-l5Ag,5,,,5-NAA Luona Alford VICC presldent Shlrley Grlewe secretary Elwyn Schwab treasurer oe Zlmbrolt busmess manager Arthur Gershon Sergeant at arms S41 Glau Gfjw ,ll 'Ci' Senior Adusors Mrs Coles lrhaxrmanb Mr Brerlrhumer Mrs Nnrholsun Mr Perm Mrs Andreus Mr Fleischer Miss Whllcox I o 1 'Q V,.-' V QQ QT Ted Cohrt. president 2 IA ' we 'V V J ' . ' S .far V. 0 f ROSE ACUNA , , , ' ' Sbe if not difficult to pleaxe. in if . f 4i of F 'w,7N ,ymi,f!fg 3 MARCFLLA BECKER Wben you do dance I nfzfb tba! you rnxgbt ever do notbzng but tbat PATRICIA BEGLEY d0!'I 50 67671071 Cl0lldy ddyf MARIAN BELL Sbe batb a beart as sound ax a bell AR'I HUR BERROWITL An e ervefexng bubblznp, 0 actlvxly make: you an are o Ibm' man NIAX BPRNSTPIN I lrve rn lb: fraud of follxty DILYS BPSWICK A eontemplanve uornan ran alu ay: ffnplov berxel in fnfdlldllofl IRANR Bl THUNI Ah you lavour ererytbmg you are tbe spxce o mcxety WINSTON BEVER They my tba! be most loved mune ROSE BINKLEY Wbat need xs tbere o word: to praue a rose' ALDO ALBRIGO This life is mort jolly. LUONA ALFORD ' Her look.: were like a flower in May' Her xmile was like a xummer morn BOB ANDERSON A well-favored man. JOHN ANDERSON An bonext man if one of tbe few great wor 5 tba! can be reen or notbing JEANNF ANIDREW A md and gentle bear! :be had to corn or! rxend and oe MARJORIE ASH I bale nobody lam xn cbanly mlb the world ELEANOR AYALA You gxve to all llve ber! you bave RALPH BAGGETT He eonquerx wbo endure r BILL BARNETT Brave and bonny and good and gay EUGENE BARRIO fake care-tba! gleam ll lm eye I5 catebmg LEARNED BARRY All bu faulty were sueb tbat om ll ex bun xlzll the better or tbem MARTHA JO BAUER A truer rrend could be bad by none GUS BAYZ Hu penal draws wbale er bu soul desxgm LEONARD BEARFELD I bave learned tbe luxury o doing good 'A in xxx k f . 7 . li' ' . ' w l fl le ' .Vx uv ,A A - ' - f - f' - f . e f , lf A l 'f A flower tbat follozvx tlre Jun W A ' A llll , - ll ' 'pf , l' 4 ' - 1 -,T f ul 5 ,V f . y . . A . l EUGENE' BITTLI-STON Though I am alum: rn hastf 11.1771 Hlflf HI J 11771 vfu' OB BRADPN 5 1,7171 If 710 gfYUIlf IU ll ll VI J' 0 FYICVIQW dlld dfflilfx BRUCI- BRANT Ihy nord: an too prccxuzu to he caxt auax NIABI L BRAY lllorcorer the nur gm and lntlx VAUGHN BRIGGS HOW ARD BRADBURY Happy la ' CATHI RINE BRI-NNAN l'or her heart W 15111 her nor ana' tht hmrt gnu the gran unto wen art Bvwarc 0 bff half OT .fhf flffff all uomen nz the magrc o her lock: PAUL BROSSUS And all I afli xr a merry xarn rom a luughmg ellon rover LOUISI: BROWN .Shi If thv gracxouv rzend NANCY BROWN lxhall an ll 4 rquarfly to md gwe the but CARMI-N CALDERON EWING BROWN Y ou cannot ln :rn to ln a connc xt If a grft 0 God ELMBR CAIN IrVholl3 mth qmctnus daft thou mamtam Il 'Q 1 Ihy mxght mth wudom 0 hnart ' 1 'W Spnadmg laughter as xhe gots ANN CARPOL Hn nlence 11 lx 4 a xong 152 2 5. ETHEL CARTER Put as a school gxrl nell can be I tllea' to the burn mth gxrluh glee SHIRLEY CASE What :nest delxght a qzuet lx 1 I1 ordf TOM CASFY VVhat thu man If ahora prazn no thought may nach no nord: can uogh BILL CHADWICR Hu lurk: do flame lzkz CHAI CHAN Vlgor and firength are ozuzd m thu man NANCY CHIARAPPA O grace and good dxypontxorz TONY CHIAROLLA HL If great enough that hu ann rmutu. DOROTHY MAE CLARK if . ' I Iarulin' if open tu ruch kind hearty. HELLEN CLARK ght, faithful, tru' fhv nur y ' A 'urJu1dJ d. ' A M-:wa , , '-if BETTY ANN CLONINGER , I ' Not or hrrrel but I' I ur the world' rhe lives. - I ., 4 'G f 4 an '- - V I GLORIA CODDING t She'll be mixtrexx of herself I k though China fall. ' 1 .5 ' 3' DAVID CDHN ' I A moral, fcnfihlc, and Well-hred man. -I i , W -gg, r f TED CDHRT '15 ' ' ' 'Y'W. 1',.' 5 1 A , , I ' in ,, ah' V He was a tall, strong man, a nohle Ag a Jn A 'EW' fellow. and undauntcd in everything 3 Q. if A - 4 -4' JANE BETTY DEGLER Ever gaining a real pal to those who know her. BILL DEMPSTER A fun loving, Tun loving rascal, but ROGER DICKSON Perseverance and modexty generally win. MARCELLA DILLEY Shes all my fancy painted her. VIRGINIA DODD What good I 560, l hurnhly pleafe to do. TOKI DOI The head mort high, The heart found faithfulext. PAULA DOREMUS She move! a godders and :he looks a queen. THOMAS DOWER A kind heart if a fountain of gladneu. CLARA DOYLE Whatever ix worth doing at all if worth doing well. fne. CHESTER COLE A cheerful man is a good influence upon all, PAULETTA COLEMAN A manner sweet, a heart content. il-Jbxjm LH EVELYN COLES From her thcy'll read the N Q perfcct way: of honor. L - l GALVIN COPPINGE Dbl QF-'Q-4' VI 5 He Jpoke, and in the lroxomr of the crowd Jtirred every heart. BARCLAY CORLISS I am not in the roll of common men BYRD CORNELIUS CORWIN Lady lane Was tall and slimg Lady lane wa: fair. OTIS CRANFORD Rcpose and cheerfulnen an the badge of the gentleman Bashfulneu is the ornament to youth. EDNA CRUMLEY LORETTA CURTICE A good heartix Worth gold. PELLUIVI CURTIS Her bright ,rmile hauntx me still. Therelf nothing so hecomef a man ai modert stillneu. KATHERINE DECKMAN I I Her Way: are Wayr of pleafantnexf And all her path: are peace. S-X51 1-ISFHPIL on ana' ron mn! pl .1 mf TH!-LMA I-ISHN I fm fu J ,mf Jmxf LI' I1 fd! 111 XX INIDSOR ILI H1 NRX ISR ANIJ1 R 1 zu mx lnzppx um BISHOP I STI S Nllf 1 1171071510 1 RLY JLJINI IX hum BFTTY EN PRSON Efeganl ay nmpfxcztv 11141 CAROLFTTA FAIINBLRG Pull n H :br mug the :nun dnme jAC1x H LLDIN 1xl:NNFTH FERRX L1 L1 kmght nz yjrmrnzg ann r bran ana' fun G1:ORG1 FLI Clx In Load nllonffup mlb all DOTT FORSYTHE OE FOURZON A bofa' bad man BEN FRAINKLHN l zqjrffr nas All!!! to zu or a pc pos BOB FRASIER 1 fxnfxrzfv .mdgr I lo bfi rfmn rom: unafe f :non aff look on bu acc and' von Il orgft them all He that would 11-re wmpmelx lmppv Her eye: new farge and dark fupprexnng haf then Lutz! she Jpofqc' Bu to knon that nf! C17 be 076115 m dmlw 11 e 1!1f7F przmc mrdom BRANDT FRFEMAN mic the mzlzlan man HFLLFN1 FREEMAN H xt ffm cfzur nz jmanu for an IVIARIIORIF PRF Y Af brisk and bum a fr INATSUYI: FU-IIIVIOTO Unprrdrctabfe ar a I71lV71VYll71.L, bud GFORGI FUjINA1xA A1 174171111111 77I1Y1L! SALVADOR GARCIA Hz: fun nur C1011 N GAX FNOR Big JNL! f77I1f111 bllfh JNL! 11141, ARTHL R GI-RS1 IOIN P71 I7 f 1 P IO! GIANOR1 CIORIO If 1717411 .1 om 1 1 J burn ft 1 WARREN GILLAM JACQUE GLAZE Y 1 ,Z.,- ..-4 Wk LAVERNE GOLLING A sweet and :imple rmile. OLGA GRANILLO TONY GREGOLI SHIRLPY GROSS DOROTHY HAMMER BILL HARRISON EUNICF HAYDI-N ROSE MARY HFMPHILL BILL Enthunafm and yallm are then oun nuards jAClx HASSAN He that hath 1 heard xr more th nz a voutl S 'ff ROBIERT HELLFR H -n W L1 e U not lr e at all mthou I ve a hope or every Woe And a balm or every pam RAIVIONA HFNRY Cloudlus orwtr 5 her hrou :Irene Sp dkllljs calm hope and truft urthm har SANDI R HFRZFELD lscom to change mx state mth klllxf HICINNIAIN Perfeveranu and lllllllflly gnmrallw um RUTH HOBBS 0 laughing ehattzng and content KATHLEEN HOFFMAN Always happv never dounheartmd A I Vigor is found in this man. Wide, gorgeouy R.S.V.P. eyes. ' V , 6 -.' t MURIEL GOLDSTEIN She doeth lxttlc kirzdrutvfef, Which mort leave undone. A maiden fne with light brown hair, EDWARID GORDON He, the life and light of ur all, The cheer o wharf laugh and Whore mighlv thoughts hufhed all measure o dzfcontent LOIS GORMAN So Nllld dlld XCYICYOIII 0 bfdfl A :Weet 1307711111 I0 cool JO fdlm 50 bflgh H15 heart 15 stout and true hu arm 11 strong SHIRLEY GRIEWE And lavuhlw the mn doth share Hz: gold among her golden haxr little nendf may prove ,great nnzdf STELLA GROSSMAN Io work and play and play some more BILLY GWIN Good deeds rzng clear through heaven like a hell A lwely manner a Jteady mind I have a mul that lzLe an ample .vhxeld Can take m all and verge or more PAUL HASEGAWA No sooner xazd than done nv 1 I I . f . I ' , f . at f . 1 u i .Y ' , ay N ' f - , . . -. W. ,, ! A .V Q I , . 'V , If A' , ,rl a 7 I , Y 1 2 And he that hath none is len than a man. 7 , ' ' H , '25 ' If 5 t fun. I' H V I , , A 5 A ' 14 A I , f ' , t A, - 1. A v ' f y Y l , y I , y VV I , , L L ' I ,t . 1, 5 Q 7 I ' 1 , , r X , Y t , ' . ' , ' . 5 f- , ESPERANZA I-IOLGUIN . . . And in her tmdfr cya just that foft vhadc ur rometmrrr me In evming fkrrx. ALICE HOWARD So fair, xo good, ,vo trur. TUT HOXX E The hair that lux along hvr hath nay jwlluu' like ripv corn. KARL HUSS xl xupcrior man is rnudrxt rn hir rpcvch, hut cxccrdf in hiv actzonf. RURI ISHIGAMI And mll thry gaqvcl and .still the D'07Idt'V gffllr' that UHF C0 Ilfldll dl ,fhf foul czrrx 111 flu nru NAOMI IW ASAKI IVQ non thy poxur not to hz wuhrtood DI AN JACIxSON Small hc had 1 mzghty rmnd RICHARD JOHNSON Roady to xplrl hu ndu mth laughter GLORIA JONES fo thofe who non this not 710 WOT!!! Cdl! pd1VIt And thorv who know thee knou all nord: are am! SHIRLEY JONES They are only truly great who are truly good MARGARET JUNG And all her heart laughed m her CHARLOTTE' JUSKOWITZ Deterrnmatzon 15 a keynote o hu character BLOSSOIVI IKAISPRMAN firaat 4 ling: hath sh: o her own IVhzch lencr souls may never now SADAIKO KAIZOJI She xr ro gentle mu! and good fha very lowerf xn the Wood Do blur her mth thvxr :yrnpathx HIDEO KATAYAMA Trurt repond m nohlz naluru Obllgfj' fhflfl lb? UIUYI' NOBURO KAKU The blzuhmg manner o a modext man SEIIxO KAMIMURA Y She ollonfs her Couric ftraxght and sure FRAINCES RASHIWAGI In per ect honor pu zct truth ,fb- IL CHERII: KATLMAN 1716767 k7ItD i0 'HJIUIIH L1 Bill? X0 Uld d htdd DOROTHPA KAUL And the would ma I a good wr e JXCK MNIWI-II JOHN IXAZOS Ht uar znrrax par lgfnlxl kmght K 00 IHUIIUNV If UH U ffl ht ff dfflfl I U CIVFXI 0111 C1171 Dtdf IH YOCHIT FRI IJ KIMURA lhought xr d pzr than all xpeech lnlrng al p r than all thought BOB RING IVhx rhould Iffe all labor b dl Wk I -If I , 'A if 51 I I ' ' lx 'I I ' ff 5 ' - V- V f.,. Z. ,,.f.l.-4 ,f k,' I I - A , I ' f ff- 'f. , I J AL H I' fi I I I I I lvidt 444- l' f K' I K' , -.-a I hi 4 ' .C . V S 41 GLORIA MAGNESS The Hue ewea' hroun haired maiden Wzth eloquence o eye: portraxea' MARGARET MAGRATH lromp nerr If lhe :auf 0 IFIIIHIFIK VIRGINIA MATHIS MIWAKO MARUMOTO Nfw crown rx cuffed contenlmzni A nor o 1 af men! nds avor at fax! MASARO IVIATSUHARA lllfk as h r ew: and as un xed as those AR IRA MATSLJ MOTO 'I OSHIRI MATSUI Ihe norfd belong: to the enugelzc Ihere xx more orce HI manner than mor! rmn reum 0 .IEAIN INICCORMICR Strongest mmd: are often those o nhom th nozn norld hears leaf! XX ANDA 'VICCRADY A .fmzfe o hen' n 5 fxke a lovely act of grace JIM KING P07 F'Vf'7l 1,70 Vdllqllllhfd ITL coufd dfgllf' INN LOI A IKNIGHI Herr xr a dt IV and Inu znductmmr mend RIMIRO IKOMATSU .She xc 0 11 guztf :nd and nohfc stock MELVIN KOUBA Young effowf nuff he vaung elfonv MARION KROGH Thou who hast the ata! gl to beautx YUKIO KUIDOW To uorfz and h true HAROLD LAFFOON Superb he rmrfed and dzd DEWEY LARSON Glad that I lwe am I IRIS LAWLESS Let us then be up and doxng IVxth a heart or any fale JIMMII- LEE Patxence II poner FVI LYN LEVI-NF fhere xr no znmncl flkc that o the hfart GRACE LEWIS bfow her clarion o er the dnammg earlh DEAN LINDBLAD Alwayx ready to :rmle and merrv b RAY LONG Good humor 1: the healih 0 the Jouf MIYAKO MAEDA The hxgheft o dzftmctxom' sernce lo other: N ' , V 1 , ,Ak ' f I , f ' . ' f If f V . f , - kv, nik 4 1 r , I , A , ' f H i I I , , gf -ut' VI' . . . b' . f h I 4 . f . . , J 4: . ' f ' ,. bl- Q ' lc f e ' fi f . Q f - H - ? f v +-' . ' d f. ' , V 4 7 , A I I A I 4, Va ' GEORGF NICGLIRE It u appomtea' or all mm to enjox but or fn to aclnn CLEO NICIX f R Not :dl tfrouglv aunt and modest 17 hi I7 f PAT NICIXPON flvou good humor J mar BOB NlckIlNLH- Hts nn oot lvas mum' tn tl ROBERT NTPLCOIN 4 contemplatwe man FXA DELL MERWIN A merry lnmkln IH er eu ESTHER MESHUL A mule ax con agxouf df a vaun MARGARPT MFYERS My a lf10U lra lr an unknown bo tom lzlie tlr bav 0 Portugal jULIA MILLER Her eve! are alwavx tn load of laughter HAROLD MITCHELL All I ark II a tall Jlvxp and a xtar to :ten her by RAYMOND MIZE llverv man fray lm' de v1l11f'7 moment! FRED MOLOIDOW A 7714710 H713 t1f71l17l0 C071 FH 071 CARMEN MORALES A dark eyed Latxn ladx GRACE MOREIRA She 1: here to add what Ilre can to no lo get what :be can rom lu e MARIE MOSS A rrmle tlrat II xweet will Jurely nd d XVIII? lhdl If Iliff df IWft'f I- YUKIKO MOTOYAMA Tlre power to do great thing: generallx ans 1 rom the n llmgnen to do small llrmgr RAYMOND MUPLLPR free af tlre lrr e and unslmckled by partx PALMA MUMOLO Alu' so tmy but alv so Cute Y OYNEKO NARAMURA Born with the gz t o laughter YUIKIKO NARAZAWA jlre talks like a Jong JACKIE INAPOLSlxI Happx and' free INCL NARA 4 lttllf lm lx maxd mor! ar and la mg X IOI I T INARIJI Ilre clear yer llre I rider air mam MALIRO INARDUII I Of manner gentle tml '. . f v V' X f fy L . Az f calnt. I W I ' -A F Ll . V t. Q . Y 'ff-: E : ' 1 ' e 4 1 . , f ' '- f. f 1. f f .A . A -- Fx: ' f . 'f f A f 1 . A f 3 ,, fl A ' E.. A ILOX I 7 f ' ', , . ' 'CV , dt' k l. 41' Q , F 1'r. 2 Unk , LOIS NEWTON With a grnife voice ana' a smifc, :he Ieady the crowd. BERT NICHOLAS Fortune xr ever fren accompanying induftry. AYAlxO NISHIMURA lhe very Iplfll o goodness' MUNI O NITANDA A Hou refmg mal f one uondroztr kind PUGENI' NOVISOFF The her! portxon a a good man v Hn little nameln rs xc 5 0 Imdneyr ind o hw PLVIRA ORDAZ I cm an fov cf JIIVIIVIII' ORFNDORFF He fwes to Ion and Ions to hw' BFSSIE OS I ROVI: On har cheek an autumn huh deeply np: ned' ARTHUR OVERBEY Shadow o annoyance ne-ver came near thee JUNE OWFNS In her ewes a thought grew meeter md sweeter deepuxxrzg fx the daurz JIIVI OYAKAWA Then fc! me live unxeen un noun ROSALIF PALAZZO Nly heart xr lzke a szrzgnrzg, hzrd ROBPR 1' PAQUI-TTB lair haired an hearted MARJORII PFDERSFN A peace above all carthly drgmtzef f' 3 A mf! and qrmt canfcnnce in ,MM ROBERT PENA Nfy courage ana' my longmg knew rm hound BARBARA PFRRY The joy: o youth ana' heafth her eyes duplayea' DEMPSFY PHI-I PS GLADYS PESENDIAN Moreover xhe was gay and lwely lhe gfad nc dauntfzrx :pmt BFTSY PIL'I Z O enry Ylflldllfl' name the Hflld MAY PRCI-Y IDORRIS PORRINI :ups ana' prankr and uanlon mln A mfr and hccfzr ana' u nathcd xnufc r IN dr not Ihr Ufflgll azd o adornment lint uhm mzadorn d xr adorn J tht mort CARI TON PRI SNI:LL Hn h art 1 gl MARY ALYCII QUEEN She enjoy: Izmersan and apprecxates lxggs 45 Y , I Q 1 4' V f 1 ' fate, ' c J I ' , z f P. I V f , ', A I, Q f 4 ' ' ' ke 'I ' . 2 y . Q ' k I' . olaiuwl ,- I ' I ff, V I e if I ' ,fl If f f :AMR I Defiverinlg each lo the-'Voice offame, . -A f. . . , I 'f ,, f ' . v , f ' I I I 1 -f 5 I A f. I I DICK PEDICINI the promise 0 a great zmmortal n :me f FLLIOT RAPAPORT 'Ind In htm 5 gffllltf XX ILFORID RASINIUSSFN X tthou a man Jzlxynt IH hx: hrmm rs MARY RI DMAX NI- NIICHAFI RAY Actin nature! arf 511110771 nz lmcholv Am rum thmg o fprmg 1 m lodx Comm to rm xr thx words GROVPR RI-EDI-R f hulcc nord: and rmamred phrase :how the nach o ordinary men FRANK RENZI CHARLOTTI- REIN Channg a temns ball 15 hu avonte :port lxnly dz wlxfh gn nt MARJORIF RHIND .She 1 a prettx picture BETTY RICHARDS Slut If rmrry but modest grnerouf IVIARJORII' RICHARDSON A11 rrzmrl to me a knxgdurn If VIRGINIA RIDDLF Beautv perronaluty guzrronty Halzlf hands mth any prmcefs v tht World JESS RODRIGUEZ ROBERT ROBBINS lntellcft xs bram ora The great man If he Who does not luxe hr: chill 5 heart FRED ROHLFING A glaa' lnart nzthout reproach or 0 RUTH ROHLFING A1 damn as a baby 1 mee 'wp MA wma? 1 ..- GENARO Rojo Ihr' 51707Ig hi' Wllhtff 417111, C071 OIUHIC lbf bill!! SHIRLEY ROSEIN She nmled anfl th :hadonx departed HAROLD ROSS A man o cheer ll1Vf1'lt7dJ1A' rom mg todaxr and can Jeni tumorronf YOSAI SAKAMOTO FFGYIFII Wllfldf dnd hfdflf Clllflb YOOYIBII IUIIO 17011715 IILLIAIN SANDERS Oh lrttlt Mrs: you ga orth ull readw to urn TOIVI SAW YFR Hrs 1 gallant prmn RUDY SFHAF-FFI-R 'I gn blad ml happx ,IAFR SfHAUIOR A wang man of null nt growth :ml pnr nfs IJOROI HY SCHMUCM R fharmr rink th ugh! lm! mzrxt umr the soul I X, tvc' Y I ' fy' . . . 'I Q . 3 - 'T ' . . . I A gt K KI I f . A. ' I ' ' 7 5 A .2 t x.. I . g 1 'il lx Il A I A 'fl ' ,fa A' I' Ag .tl,,t t f I - blr. . A V W, - .- I . '?xIt,.'Q.l I Q f f - I I ARLINI: SILBERT Hff 77117111 If H 77717707171 WIUCI7 Ia, G! thoughts are re ectea' mth clantw VERLIN SIMS learning makes a man t company or hxrnsef ALFRED SKEY The orce of hrs own rn rxt paves hzs wav OLGA SLAMA Ano' whxte as fxlzes are the slena' r hands nhzreutth thou lumesl thx auburn hazr BII I.. SLINGSBY I lwe tn the Crowd 0 joflxtv BILL SMITH For what won have md! af ertdund and aspzred our thanks DORRIS SNIITH Her song ts aff 0 the joy 0 It e FLORFINCF SMULL fo seeh adventure and forsake dull tot! SARAH SOING She ll shtne through aff the sph re MILTON SCHULZ Discretiorz of speech ts more than efoquelzce. ELXWYN SCHVVAB Teach me haff the gfadness that thy brain must know. TOM SCOULER LEOIN SELIGMAN To he honest is to he om' :nan ptr ed out o n ll,70Ilf11C! The men who learn endurance are they who calf the whole uorfd hrothcr JERRY SENIOR He nas a gentfernan rom safe to crown FLEANOR SENNPTT VIOLET SHAPIRO Stfaa' ast she srmlea' upon an dd aff things mth charm She was but room orbzds to tell thee nhat .Sum atf per eclxorl up and she nas that SAM SHELTON One 0 Wldflllflfif courtesy azd ma'ustr1 LFSTER SHERMAN CLORIA SHIELDS Trme ts hut the stream lgo a shzng tn She turns to favor and to axrness TAMI SI-IIIVIOIVIOTO Hzgh erected' thoughts seated m the heart o courtesy SETSUKO SHIRAO CHIRAKO Sl-IOGUCHI They that gow rn th most ma the fe If nozf The damtxest fass and most sweet KEVIN SHORT An hon st man s the noblest uork o f cf PHYLLIS SHORT fan mazdnz utth a charmmg nay HENRY SOO H00 A quiet body, whose head doth loa'g:' a forward Jpiriz. NINA SOUDAKOFF On whom all can depend for willing. gfnffuflf, dlld Hllbli' dZ'l'l1f. JACK SPRADLIN Strong, conrtant, plraxanl, true. JEAN STAAB Ana' .fhe If keen and eager of nxt HAROLD STARR Between lest and earner! JUINI' STLFFPNSLN ft o lv r h art 4 y loo comzyul BOB STEIS In the yprmg, a young man x ancy llghtty turns to thoughtx o lon GLORIA S FEW ART She :avr mth her eyes what other! Waste tune putttng mtv words HARVEY STRA TTON A tall rnuncal tllmv ELWOOID STRI KLIN An hu ct on the rrtlr mn as l et as the eat o a awn MARGARET SUINDFRMAN I have a heart mth room or every joy and trz MORTON SWEET IVrth great fkxtl he dia' p r arm upon has famphum IVIAKOTO TAKP GI Never lux :lone than uh n alone NIIYORO TARANASHI rutnur lv sp tlqx might JIMNIII- TAMADA P ztrerlt yet perfevermg AU XO A TAI AMANTES lV1th flarlnng mu and flaxlnng :mule JANE THOMPSON I love xuch suczety as xx qu et kind and good LILLIAN TOKUDA She ltver m quiet gentle pride JUINI TOLLIVER luy joyous trwx fpllll FNIMA TORRES A soul occupl cl mth gr at 1 :af lust per orrns small alutrer JESUS TORRLS Brevxty If a great ch rm 0 eloquence MARILYN TOW NSI-ND lllfrrxly rnerrzly shall l lxve non GACPFR TRIPINI IN :lvl tseverv though arul 1 rx eerl JOI FRIPINI A wld rrrrpxrealfarrrertrrerr Hn znrnurt lr mg llf 4. .. - I . I K X I, J . 4 - ' . ' I I 1 , J J 1 H' 'fgfu .Ct ' , 'A if f' f f - f ' IJ. A ' Q4 ' A K' Z'l I I . 'K 1 4 .ty ,. F .dv , f . fy Q Y ,Y V' I ' Utd - f L' if gt, ' ' , H V-1 ARIDITH WONG My li e dia' and does smack sunt WILLIAM WONG Stl conqut st is the great: st o victories ' PAULINE TROMBATORE What more than mirth would mortals have? BLANCHE VALENTINE Art is the thing of thi.: World that I love most. ALICE VEGA She has and gives those qualities upon which frirm1',rhipthri'res. JOHN WALSH With thy merry whistled tunes. VIVIAN WATKINS Fashioned so slenderly, young ana' so fair. BARBARA WATSON fhe wry pink 0 per ftmn BET TY ANNE WATTS The arrest garden in her looks And in her ,fluid ,bf ulffifl hooks FLAINF WFRNDLP blame the air Elaine the kind BARBARA WHFFLI R Heelxng sweetmg litllt foul LORRAINI WHITF HEAD She has a voice of yladmss aria' a .mule TOM WILLIAMS He ll fna' a nay or ma ext CAROLF WILSON 5,76 lO'Vld 5171171451 YEQIIIIJK Bd? Diff? 171 Edffltll soul dfllfld Cdplfdl A KENNETH WINTERS A scholar a ripe ana' good one EUNICE VUOEPPFLMANN I'-'VPU 'Vlffilt' If HOW 4117 11,7671 If aopears in a comely lass ANNETTE WOLLMAN Pretty to walk mth and nrtty to tal with and pleasant too to thin on Bill to XPP ,HY l1c15l0l0'Vf'l7!'f RICHARD WOODRLJM Oh gwe us the man who smgs at hrs norli VIVIAIN WROISFL A duncmg shape an image gay YOQHIIXO YABUMOTO .Sh linen it not hut she u r HPI FN YAMADA Her are is radiant srrnlmg in all JUNFT YAMANTOTO Iht gentle heart by gentle J ds is knourz BETTY YATES A corn ortahle sense o humor that tickles urlhout scratehrng Wh' AW ' ' I 'lf' ' - r A A , f ' I ' I , ' I'. 4 f.,'. . . I its N 1 Q X 4 .- , I I . A , , 'A . MARY LOUISE WOOD f r V - 3 W I - T . -A N M N' A F ' r ' 7 'a fair. V CI XI IOI XIXIISROI I VIII I Gamma S 5 IOL IS XC f ORNI RO IIXRIIS I-IOQ X CR X ISOII IOI INSION I XMI S 'XI XSTIRSON IR XNIXI IX 'XIfIJI RXIOI I IS 'X RRI II! XNIX XII 'XIOI 0 X XIXR K! 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W. with people in lush soil The Waiting to be ties the cities together Ribbon 101 The ribbon made of steel and concrete On the wayside hamburger stands the strains of popular songs dtmly heard from some near by luke box The whizz of wheels on the hot sleepy concrete Wheels of cars Ponderous trucks bulging with consumed by people in the rushing cities The ribbon the ribbon that and the people and the dry earth and the lush soil and the food S H The ribbon, made of steel and concrete. The ribbon, ' ' gray-white. The ribbon traversing land. Land, teeming the rushing cities Land barren wtth dry earth Land fertile with its soil growing the food vegetables fruit yellow red ripe and luscious 27459 the fruit Dead like eyes of the driver riveted to the center line Pears lostling the apples in the next crate Family sedans bulging with other fruits-children Thermos '--1- bottles a package of lollipops a shopping bag two blankets Squtrmmg bodies skinny limbs tan faces whipped by the breeze Luxurious town cars Somniferous rhythm of the wheels Tight lipped chauffeurs driving thtcklowled men Great emptinesses in the limousine Wheels of the trucks the sedans and town cars Wheels that pass the houses Trailer camps and the smell of frted potatoes sizzling in the pan Kids yelling in the dusk Little houses with sweetpeas in the back yard Great mansions with heavy drapes Houses on wheels with clattering shades Houses that make thi! towns The towns that make the COL1l'1fI'y The highway that WOITHS 1tS Way through them all The highway 1 ribbon A ribbon like a spine 101 fs-I I X .A-L-aj 51 7 iii: 91 ICQ? lT'c S l -. -N BLoss0M KAISERMAN a9fzwa4f'U4ew4 Fragments in the kaleidoscopic Mexican Scene a' Green mountains tall palm trees platanos growing ripe patched by brown fields pregnant with the germ of maize Grey deserts and maguey plants hoarding their supply of coming pulque Searing sunsets purple mesquite piercing skies ram Women in rebozos Adobe huts Ninos in the dust Splotchy shawls Feet comforted in huaraches or bare Old men smoking cigarros And doors through which alluring odors float Chili and beans tamales taquitos enchilados tortillas Odors tantalizing with their pungency Tastes biting away the tongues covering with their hot sharpness Tierra the land Tierra home and country Tierra nourlsher of races whose thousand year old temples and cities yet stand in the jungles but whose people yet are Mexican Los Indianos Pagan rites bloody deaths from sacrifices to the ram gods Recledication to ltfe Earth to bloom and die again And time a life one with tierra A life simple whose integral inspiration filled tn all the love of clay and wood and pigment Products of this love the pottery red yellow deep blues and green the expression of the simplicity of their ltves Lives entwined with wrapped in the tierra The sweat from their labor in the fields nourishing the bud of freedom in their hearts Hearts burdened with privatton hearts filled with loy of creating Creating from their lives their handiwork their art a vivid splotch in the world of time It is not adios to this land it is Hola' ARLINE SILBERT . , . , ' a 1 v v 9 9 J ' - a 1 1 v v . fx , . , D . y , X,,c,, f X Q . . . . , 7 ,AVI T ' - ' - D I , - - t AT.. 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' A 9' g I .Q , Q 4 .3 1 E A s, i N1 5 v gsvix i M ,7 .' .- ' . , ,Q --., A Y ig , . tg ,- , U , 'fr ' JJ ' ' ' gd, A ,, -9. 11 l C 140 Y W43 'ff 9 ? x md vw- 5 4.-Hrgfkili-2 Qi +14 M3-U9 3 fl I 'fa 5+ W Ch X -4, sgiiffvf C i-'59 as 'f lbw!- A dw, Q-v USUN 1' S- fa-1'd'i4'-I 4 Ax 1f -s- B ll HOVVIEROOVI CHAIRMEN Row 1 leonard Walling Darlene Kelsey Virginia Fallxs Bob Escobcdo Row 2 james Rcgan Henry Aquxwood Ned Campbell , -'I' W, , pn 53 ' , - . -.' .- S' Q , A , ' ,rf ' gal' ' 2' vig, ' -. ' A Q ' ' - ' ' ... . f if - I , , 1 E. 13 .. , .4 ' , . - I J- Q fm ff A 'A W' . .Q . - . ' ' , - ' ' '-' .. , - . z .- 1' il ,J H , .4 f 4:A. , l' I A - nh ., .47 1 . I f L, th uf' 'A np- Tl., .1 . -1, .Q u f Y 1' . . 4 - t V - x V ' , -1 ' .x . N ' I . ,Qc 5 , g. ,, 1 f, 5 gf 1 . Q, Q, . ,. h- .. , , H, xy: I, S in 1' l , 4 5 v A : , 4 .. J K Z , I A V . ., 'fy .rf ' 'I V V Q K L H f: ' f 1-2 x 4 ' , ' - ' ' , , ' . . 1 ,Q , G, Q ,, , rl gr .V .. -ass ig-9 . A A -he . 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B I Z HOMEROOM CHAIRMEN Yulcio Toshlmotn Nllrlcey England Thomas Nlclu-rson Dick Ung Edmund Cisneros Adolph Goldman I 1 1 B 5 ..- , ' 1 ' ' ! 7 ' Q 11 ,M -Q 45 P Q Y' .'LL,' I v u . g .. Q X' .lkaiiiffv vm . ' Ax hw-nu-er, fx ln ' -v , 3. 4 n 'x ,' . V .M I 0214 World 1ffa1rs demand Pm Amenmn sohdarrty Tomorrow world peace wnll he served hy this umty I hope that the lan Amerlcan lfhghway wlth ICS mterchmge ot good and ideas wlll hnng about thrs feehng of union ind fncndshrp RAX DOININIR XY 41 Edt r QI M Our loh IS over There 1re no more plctures to be t1lccn no more dummies to he m1de no more copy to he read The 1941 f1mp1n1le ls 1 re1l17at1on But the Jon of the Pin Amerxcm Hrgh w1y lb just begun Not only must the rm he completed physlcally hut the spmt of lf the 1de1 of Alislcins and Cmadlans and the people of the forty erght United Stztes and of Centml ind South Amerlca llVlI1g1I'1 umty md tolermce and freedom must he spread to all the world XX e hope that ln completxng our lob we hue fulfilled a pirt ID furtherrng the won derful ldeal of the Pan Amerlcan Hlghway XIOLI:T SHAPIRO S41 Eduor nw ow nw ow n w n w 'f K ,, ..,. WWI 4: I-vm N11nmm-, Ninn' Khjuh. Hub Crm Tmxn. jam Uaxu-ur. Nnumx Iuamh Rm Ummm-r 2: Khrzmx Svrek Kuhn Heal. Frank PAH lam Norma Schmam ,le3nSmalW Ilddxe Gordnru l: Hvllrn Clark. ilnmlv Wvxlxon, I'fln1.1lwtft Bn-all. Nlurlel flmmvr. Ruth Pl-zwtn-ld Nunn Soudakoff, Pnl Hmm-rx S '41 5: H:x,.r Yerku, ,Mv::U.1x:wr Khin- 'XT.a':.i: Unk Lvng, jxm Irwin. B111 Smith ,-Kr rhur Herlromtz Edin- Gordmm. 'Nlzkkw fwzgland .-Xrlhpr Gershon If-ma .1 Iimrrl-ld 2: Hellrz. Clark Nunn Swqdskuff 'Jan .mm QM.-n. xnwm Shapfm mm .-Mane XVAIU, Il-xx Newmn l: Nlqrpr Prdrfx.-z. -'xz.:x.fc:f XX .vI.::1:.:: l:1NI.wlvn ,-Xzlnm 51.Ewrr C!,.':.1- Ku: :mm K1.1rrP..1 'YU Iw,..,r: ftlmvvxr. KJ.-ez :nm 1,.nmrn K.1l.i.-:Urn 'kiikx f 41. -v Q szagg I . mf'J .staff W -11 Editors: lzlwnod Striclclln and Violet Shapiro Standing: -loc Zirnbrolt. Elean S Mrs. Coley or ennert, Jeanne Andrew, Iris Lawless. Loretta Curtin-. Nlary Redinayne. Berry Yates. Seated: Alfred Slcev, Elwood Stiiclclin, Violet Shapiro, Carmen Calderon. Brute Yerlce, Ken Stafford By writing, editing and pasting up the weekly Belmont Sen- tinel, journalism students put to actual use the theories learned in Miss Guild's classroom. The paper is printed by boys of the Belmont print shop under the supervision of Mr. Tieman. ,, S 41 ldnors li rx 5 a ts and Alfwti Slfcx' l.ort-tra Cintice, Betty' Yates. Mary' Redmaynq, Alfred Slrey. Stanton Agee, Aline Chappelle, Hob Johnston. Iris Lawless, Carmen Calderon, Margaret Nleyers x l we , K- ...Jus Uaqcamya 'MIPS 2531, ,pr Bl1,,,!i .gi Q. 'sv J uf Nw' --rar L nf-11 va-n --.l.,,-r if fn? KW' .Q ' Q 4. iff 9.42 -v-4 V' an R' ve- 0.5.4. W'-W 5 Louis Beal Ruth By ers Ray Donner Flora nce Fukuoka Fvelyn Hallin Eleanor Henry Thelma Horowitz Walter l eseman Tnshxo Nlatsumow Alphonslne Paltron Paul Ro en lucille Salzman Yasuo Sara Roger Starr Marlon Syrelc Rebecca Tuck Fddle Urata Marjorie V aldo of Those achieving Eulexian membership for three terms of their tenth and eleventh years and one term of their senior year are awarded pins by the California Scholarship Federation A gold seal is attached to the diplomas of the honorees In W 41 Eleanor Henry was treasurer of the city wide C S F Both W41 and S41 have established records for the number of students in the class attaining CSF One person out of every ten in W4l had this, the highest scholarship honor in high school while S 41 had the largest number in the history of Belmont 3 ,f-. -Q -at -'nj ?' X 0-r X. ' ff f 1 1. . l :ui or 1 4 . if- is Q 11 Q , AI I l , in ei ' . ,,, , . I is l f s 1 y K . as 1 1 . ' 5 ' I V . 8 J . i V l f. ' I s 1 5 ' V E 'L :il ' 'Y N 4 E Q., X A 5 '41 i First in scholarship in the class of W'4l was Ray Donner, with an all A record, followed hy Marjorie Waldo and Ruth Byers. Nancy Brown and Eddie Gordon are tied for first place in the summer class, followed 'oy Violet Shapiro. It is the custom for rhe three highest in scholarship to deliver addresses at commencement. 3. 1 0.5.4. A -7 Q . I 4'- Oy lwxlrl .wg . H i IQ 415 A- ,f -I we -Q 1 Nlarrlia lo Bain-r Nanci' Broun Carmen Cahir-ron Tom ffawv Ted fsohir Galvin Coppirigvr Clara Dorli- Eddie Cioltlon Laverne C rolling Olga Granillo Ramona Hi-mx Naomi lwasakx Blossom lkaxsi-rivan Cherie Karym in Grace 1.1-wi. lois Nr-wron Elliot Rapaporr Violet Shapiro .-Xrline Sxllu-rr Alfred Ski-i' Nina Sooilalrotf Klum-no lalariaslix ll!-tts' .-'xluie Yfatt Kr-rim-rli Wariri-it -Kunz-tre W'-vllriiari Yoiarx Xxlrolw-l Row Row Row Row Row Row 6 ac 7047 Nltwrrxl lux 'all pu ldtnt Galvin Copplngtr etretux nn fasts vue fn lt en Nua bthauet lvxrhletn Hoffman Dorrts Pnrrrm Imnea Imdman Fvtlxn Hallln 'Vlartha o Bauer Carmen fnduon Ol,-t Crnnxllo lmn -Xnn 'Vlrthel Ruta 'Steal Adnlt- Segal Antoinette Angulll lltanor Senmtt v s -ut rss ant Llllott Flmtnte Bratullu Shlrlle Kuntts lorn1 'Vlnelr Kathleen Yo-nlcum ean Crurld Irem lrhtner Evelxn Usmptr ean Howt Ella Donner Hnltn Hutlwond Vny.,1n1a Mathls loretta Qurtlce Betty Anne W arts Rose lomb-trdo Margaret Snncltrman N1nu Brown one Ox Font, Allne Chappelle Grace lusts Ramoxn Henrx Vnmn Wrnlwl Chem katzmnm luulle Salzman lun Nlartln Yulne Slrnrakawa Anmtte Wellman Clam llmle Flora H-tlltn um Owens Nlarx Rtdmxxne Iwtrne Gollum, Blossom lxalserman Arlme Stllvt-rt 'Nun boudalroff Nlirx Nlaxtlnwa Ktmllfo lkomatsu N Inlet Shapiro Betts laffnon I-mm-t lxaltn Snrsukn Nalcapma Fumx balm Nolwuxo Ntshnma Rebuta Monrox Qonsuelo Amador F l-cnt Totnolto Nlxtsulm Ito -Xlrtt Hxfumn 'Vlmalto 'Vlarumoto Pthtl Trebovr lkxku Fukuvama N'Ias-the Tatxtpxtlux 'X-tn Yanagtham Vllxolto xlcanashl Yun lxerm une atllauthl 'Vllss lkues 'Wu Prtex Barbara XX1tsun lmllx funplaell YU hllcn Clltllwltl Row Rom Row Row Row Row I All students who rnalte at least three A s and one B ln thexr subjects 1re entitled to member shlp tn the Fulexnn society The organlnnon ttlses 1 semtqnnml ew curslon and 1n W41 xt ventured mto the Columlwn Brmdcistlng SfLldl0S where mernlvers sp at tlme atfternoon ln Inspecting the studio and nnlcxng recordlngs lVl1ss Keyes guides the LOCICIY is 'tdvlsor lnmx llxadi nm lsurna oml tram ru emltsu Fran sn 'Nlomn Don 'Xu outa ue rtaduell Hur: fyrfenlr-up Sander Hulrtld um F-eusl-w at Frnrnnn VI-trtxn N11rsl'1 Dan Greens ater n l cv any 1 o 1. rn in mr r err exltr Tom at a errx t Qytalrmarn Eddie Lrata Quarles Dans -Xlmti lex Harold Ross fhuth Rhee ldmund Cisneros -Xrtlmr fnrshtn ljaxld Hur lx lkennttlw XX lntnrs lllxot Rapaport Pat Dempster ed Lohrt Paul tl n Stanton -Xpft Haul Tre-ppa Edward Gordon -Xdolplx Cmldman Stanlex Rosssnn lolun Hare Thelmt Horovntz Alplaon me Palrron R bet a T x Tom fasex Naomx luasakx Cralun Loppxnber Flxren e Fukuoka Eleanor l-lenrw Ruth Hrs-rs 'Vlarvorxe YK aldo Roger Starr Hrsao 'Vlasuxama Paul Rosen lout Heal Toshm 'Nlatsumnto Rat Donner Walter lesemen ' cg . , -l ls' 2 '1 -slit : 1' '. 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I tx .1 ,. xg.. k g Row on Rum on Rok 5 '41 ' K F, Row nw X Rnw Row Row uit' 11 Glorxa Rablnokltz Rlta Sepfnl Dons Greporx R N arpq Peduwn Alme Chappelle Cnlorla 'Nlatne ott la he lwrguxon 111 X a l'm11 farnp e lbltun e lirap., a 1.1 Slinn 'Vlax P n e r Q a nnner 1rn1 1 om1r 1 11 .1 5 Hnold Russ. Nlonls Cyrcenbtrp, Robert Tuttle lVlarv1n Nlarsh Robert Van Why Cleo 'Vltluer ot Powzer Paul lulmns Adolph Goldman R-1s Cox lmxu Hollxs Rxthard 'Vlawon -Xrthur Bc-rl-cnvnttz Qtanlex Rowxon Davld H1ll Nlarln kenth X oung Peter XX 1lton Crordon Nlurrax Charlu Dawn Chud-1 Rhet Ions Cluarolla Art Ourbu Robert Pack Sam bhelton Harrs Splra Shogo luaxaln Yo h1Latsu Naltawarna l'1k:1sl11 Ho h1zal11 Bob Brwdtn Tad 'Vl11ln1l1ata Hubert Iuftr Roll-1nd -Xxher Don Nla Doupgll Robert Robbxns Bob VC arts -Xqusun Cervantes Carl Takcslmta Ken 'Iamur-1 Daman lkemer lVlr l5ensl11n1ol AlfwdSke1 Tom Lawn Naoml Iwawalu P-dward Gordon Cxalvm Cnppxngu lkmmth Vktnters I-llmt Rap-1port Vlm kexex in-uv t1 be ltr lane f'l1w Bobblt Burn: Dortxs Portlnl Kathleen Hoffman ljnrotln Hammer I Hosol 111 L sxnb, Pan Guild Jatltne lktlsex lorna 'Vllelr lfumte B1 A Anne -X 1 Se,a au tt out lltrnx e Qalhl-i K1 lmleer' Xoalum Helrt1 Xanagxhara Hun 1 n we Anna 1 X v r N 1 1 5 nl fa san -Knn N11 Fel Dorotln Sm1t tv ohm mwgtm Dorotnx Hxnnx linux Ialfoon Kladte 'Newman Dollx m marum e e :1 tmrm on 11 Atnad r Set ull: 1 11,-av.: ll n tl n Spxdell Bobbvtte Saln Fleanor lun t 11 ml 1 ut 11 Us am1 no 1x11 us 11 m 1 '1l11 X111 111 atsuxr 1111n1utrw atom un, 1v.1 N '111'111 1 11 lx 11 rx s1,,1vn1 tn l'tr' on frra e Oxa aus -X ne Hlfumt 1tw1 L1 1 n n xt 1 ln: 1 a orno 11 1 111 111 1 mm 1111111 xnus rtLt1Na,,1w1r-I lt1t11t Y a1n1mot 1 l1rulmf'u1l1a a l' 1 r mma utn o 11 1 L 1111 K7 ,Na ern Bax ara 'un elnnz -X11 rem Nlr l'lon5l111nol 'Nan 1 Hmmm Clara Dmle Olta Cnamllv Am e Stlb t llwur xtzman -Xnmttr XX wllman Xmlet Slmpxm Betts Anne Watt: N ma Soudalcofl' Numan XX robel Ramona Hentx lawerne hollxm, 'Nlartha ,lo Bauer Lou Nev-ton Grate ex-as L1.1lle Parton 'Vlarx ed max ne N119 Kes es f, A H 1 . a ,W . . - ,X 5 V 0K9 bs . Q. Q. -1. - .i , ., Y. .- 5 ,D . . - 1 .J - . . - . .NXXX X!! I I N . . H N . - .I .4 . i . . I C, XX K f X 1. . . V- .U K .N . . X 2: 1' '. . 'Q . .. . c '-, ' .. 'T' -A-W --. .- W M 'N if Y 1 Q ' .L ill - ' 5: ' ' . '.. . ' . ul f I flntt. - . . ' . ' . . l ' ' ' . . Q . Q . ' ws. .Ali lm , ff1t'l l wr. ,l Q . l ' l ' . '. . . . . ' 'd l. . St -.V '- 1 . R ' -3: lfxvl Y' ll. Q l .. l' ll V 1 ' C ' 'll . Jflz- ,l ' l. P l11' li -ll. ' t . '.! . l ' . ' . l kv Scnzallx -lang Or Fung, -Xxal-'11 N1sl'11m.1ra. He'l1' H. l' l. G1 11a X 'nllr r. Y1,q1n1a . l.tl'1 x. 'l1 1-1 . we, J . . c. ' l'1. Ol '. .4 . .. . ru-1. ,ls-.1 Nlx r1-h. H tts lx a -lx n ' 5: l':ll IJ . K ln K . Ng -lux - Tcvtzb tl11. Y1.ln11rSl11tnk.1v1a. l ' ' K 1 . ' ' , ' , . . ' 1' ' . ' U . R b cc Nl , lzdna Vllvrwl, C. x .-ln . 11 Q x '1 NJ. '. . -Ions -1 km H1 r .l . .' . , f . 'h . N1 . u Nl. 1-da. Nl -. . 1' llw-nn Tl. H . 2, tw. Y. lm H1 1 1 A. -Xlulza ,l1vl1l1so11 R ' 2: Sd. '1 '. 1 ,N F ,S .l S ' N1 ,lm.1. 11.111 Kk l 11'1:1:1n..l'4u l l1'. . l: l -ll b , ' 1 lr ',, l ' . K1 zu ltr, Ch -lf Sc lr. -l. - lx l . T lr F tk . l'1. uw Kalu. R - . 1 H - Tn- 1' ' 1. l - ' . 1 ' . f K . Y xl ln Uk. .lc. l- Kl 1' b l- . ,l. ' . J ' 12 . . . . Y I . Q , ' Q 1 . l'1 l vt. . K. ,, ' H1 . ' .N . . . V . Q Bob Cast-y, st-fit-lavy: Tail Nlukaihata. Boys chosen as out- standing by their junior high school join the Squires in the B10 ancl belong until their senior year. This club is proud of the fact that every student body president has been a Squire. Mr. Phillips was their sponsor in W'41 and Mr. Harris in S'41. Tad Nlukaihaia, prcsidcntg Bob Casey, vicefprcsi- duntg Chuda Rhuv, corresponding st-Crt-taryg Don Bechter, treasurerg Paul I.ukens, secretary vice pri-:idvnrg Stanley Ron-mn. tri-asf urvrg Tnru Sugiliaia, pu-sid:-tit: Chuda Rhee, corresponding secretary Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 70'-41 Ray Srowell. Paul Lukcns. Robert l.nhr. David Hirsch. Jack llohlcnder. Allison Nlairsori, Par O'Connor. Charles Davis, Pete Wialton. Saburo Shishidu Mr. Phillips. Duane Peterson. I-lcnrv Strucss, Shogo Iwasaki, Calvin In-. Mark Fuller, Bert Nlosc. l'X'lorris Greenberg, Howard Xvicst, David liisonherg Bill Gile Guor e Takeda Victor Hrfrberts. Stanley Rowsnn, Tad Miikailiata. Torn Sugiliara, Clxutla Rheo. S '41 Nlarvin Nlarsh. Bill Holmes, Hill XY'unsth, Allison Mattson. jack Van Zantvn. Rav Stowvll, IH-it-r Xvalmn. Bill Gilf: Duane Peterson. ,less Robinson. Hen Harada, llolv Cheadle. Pat O'Cmmm, Leoncird Willing, Yoshiaki Naka- . 51 . Philip Su-in, Bill Holnn-s. lsadnrv Dltkriis yama, Calvin Lee Howard Xviest, Henry Struess, Rifhard Chee, Toshiro Hara. Saburo Shislnrio, Victor Ht-rbvrts, jnninie Toomey, David Eisenberg, lVlr. Harris Philip Stein. Bert Nlosi, Chuda Rhi-Q. Tad Miiknihaia, Paul l.ukens, Bob Casey. Don Bethter, Bill Colwell, Shngo lwnsaki f-if-s, 'f x'-rf'- -r N 'r e'i'Y i'N x'X'Xxl'T i1 ,, - Q J' ,r ' 1 v e , it 4 A8132 tg A 55, yi, Q. 1 QumE5 W ww WCW Ruw 2: Bel- Lundquxsr. Sid S1-gal. Eddie Llrata. Tom Tarlxahvrrv, l,ouis Beal. Hxsao Nlasmama.Tom Cass-x.Ti-tl Cohn. Kenneth Hnhmann Row l: Toshin Matsumoto, Nlr Henshimol. Naomi Iwasalu. ,lim Gavnor. q Yasuo Sara. Harold l.afToon, Ditl: Pascale. Galvin Coppxnger S '41 Row 3: John Hare, Ted Cnhrr. ,lim Gaxnor. John Kazos. Bill Smith. Adolph Goldman Row 2: Harold Laffoon. Yosai Sakamoto. Tom Casev. Dick Pedicini. lN1r. Benshimol Row 1: Tofu Sugihara. Edward Gordon. Naomi Iwasalci ' Archie Berkowitz. Galvin Coppingcr 1 1 1 1 An outstanding honorary organization for boys. All and upwards. is the Knights. Membership. limited to 21. is voted to boys outstanding in character and service. Mr. Benshimol serves in an advisory capacity. Outstanding events of S '41 have been the Knights' Dance and the annual Banquet for present and alumni members. At the honor assembly. the Knights award a bool: to the graduating Knight whom they consider most outstanding. nh' 8 'Z 4,44 L. 4.- ,.?'-Blpgrx Ruth Perseneld prewdmxr lmnt Carl- ure-tau Carolxn Batlex ln mr:-an 'Nlurxel Cmmu pre A mn 7041 RM Mr Rover Mrs Kmfley Eleanor Dougherty Violet Shapiro Carmen Calderon Dororhw Tashjlan 'Vlurlel Cromer 'Vllrlam 'Vlolrnon Mrs Qolev P h y lll Short Dollv U m m a rl n o Caroly n Baglew Ruth Peru-Held Presidents and vxce p esldcn s of ch Girls League Glrls Senlor Control Board Tr1Y Aurelxans, and G A A become members of P Glrls Councll Also represented are femlnme ofll ers of the Senlor Aye and class the Student Body secretary and th gxr edxtors of the Sentmel and the Campuulc Y at W, QMLUQ ze Wm 5. m fry., Y jwfijhn 4. 1 ' , AW' A , .y , 4 Row l: Louise Clark. Annette Vfollman. l.xlllan Sanders, Mercedes Santa Nlarxa. 9. 5 x 3. F ' Q ' . . . th, ' l ' . th? . . 3 . s- fl '. s- 1 , . . . C Bee . V g -, . 1. . -. ww -fd r . , e 'l 7a-WS ' W-Wi ' 'fil Y , fi ff x Q I P . --I -4 .1 Row Row Row Row Row Row 6: Virginia Nichols. Billie Shafer. Aloha Johnson. Carols-tra Fainherg. Nlargic Pederson. Nina Soudakoff, Clara Dovle, juni- lwornwn, lflizaht-th Warmer, Ann Hugvs. Evelyn Turner. Eliza- beth Nlovrissey. Ida l.cc joncs 5: Bee Rolwrts. Avnko Nishnnura. Flon-nrv Fukuoka. lilvt-ra Tumasone. Par Major. Helen Hazcl wood. Doris Porrinl. Nlarrha .In Haut-r. lucille Patton. llarlvaia Pcrrx. Pauline 'liromhatoro 4: Bern' Richards. Ht-:tv Ann Warts, lrxs Iawlt-ss. Nancv Brown. lileanor St-nm-rr. Alva- Hmmm. Barhara Sanrio. l.vd1a Carrillo, live Nlorilrw. Svlvm Rosnvr. Fannx' Sthvln. Nlarian lirll 5: Josephine Lipson, Rosalie lapson. Ruth Hohhs. Nlalwl Brav. Graco Shirai. Knvla Schatan. Jovcc Rankin, Aurora lmom-. lVlalg:irm-t Thomas. l.1lv Scnv. Sow Two. liilvcn Irvine 2: Nlasako Yaguchi. hlivoko Takanashi. Run lshiganu. Violet Shapiro. Annette Xvollman. lawuise' Clark. Nlrs. Kritllvv, Ruhr llvflivr. Natsuu' Fullnwto. Nllt-ko Nomura 1: Lillian Sanders, Helen Yamada. Nliwako lVlarumoto. Nlurivl Cromer. lluth P1-rsvfit-ld. Dolly Llmmarmo, Kiku Fukuyama, Helln Clark. Carmrn Calderon With a triangle symbolizing the mental, spiritual, and physical side of life as a standard, the Tri-Y Seniors. composed of llth and 12 grade girls. and the Junior, of 10th graders, are two very active cluhs. The Seniors had a slack party at Elysian Lodge in W'41 and a hike picnic in S'41. Mrs. Knifley sponsored the Seniors in W'4l and Miss Shurnway, the juniors. In S'4l Mrs. Sullivan was the advisor for both groups. Row 3: Thelma Eisenstein. Ella Donner. Betts' Gxlkex. l't-guy Smith. Allie Wialrers. lfxelvn L'sinpi-r, lrene Ratner. Nlariorit' Llndhlad Row 2: Ida larland. Hohlwtte Salat. Rebecca lVlnnrov. Shirley liisiln-id. Xviola Mffjnllnugh, ,lane Iida. Bonnie Lou Short Row 1: Rosalsn Smith. Ann Janus. Martha Ht-nrv. Klxss Slmriwav. ,lt-an Guild. Yolanda liirhatzv. Frances Kako T mint' I x., l Q a -.J V Louiw Clark. president: Annette W'ollman. vice-prcsr dvntg Ruhr Bt-rkvr. treasurer: Violet Shapiro, scfrvtarv ! Ah-an build. :Xnn -lanus wtrvtarx vnu prtwidmir: Martha Ht-nrv. pn-orient 70'-W '-if Standing: f Seated: K1-nm-th Hohiriaiiii. Yosai Srilcamotn, Kurt Rehfeld. Harold Laffonn. Hisao Klasuvama. lN1r Huhhaltl. T:nkaherrv. l.ouis Beal. Galvin Coppingvr, Dirk Pascale, jim Ciavnor. Airlne liz-rlcowirz. Max Umm. Naomi lwasaki. Ti-tl Cnhrt. Twin Sugihara Torn Sugihaia. secrcrari: Naomi Iwasaki. president: fialwin Cop un wi. vnu vresxdent. P- Sid Segal. Tom Casev. Bob Lnndquisr. Tad Miikaihara. Roh Ulohnsrnn. Tom Goode. Ya-un Sara. -lohn Knms, lfddiv 'Wm Iii R .. ., W .. Ki-nny Hnhinann. presidvnr Row 5: Ted Lnhrr. ,lohn Hare. ,lohn Kazos. Frank Bethune. Richard Pcditini. fidward Gordon. Wailiam Kalb. Srnnlev Rowson. Adolph Goldman. Learned Barn. f Row 2: Tom Casey, 'I-mu Sugihara. Yutaka Shimho. Tad Nlulcaihata. Billv Gwin, Kurt Rehfeld. 4f Chuda Rhea. Alfred Slcev. ,lim Gavnor. Row l: Bob Johnston. Cialvin Coppingvr. Archie Berkowitz. Tnnv Nloreno. Nlr. Hiihhard. Naomi lwa-aku, Harold l,:if'foon. Yo-ai Salvcamoto. -lee Zimhrolt. Bob lfasev. f' W K Ta Q . . . to create maintain and extend throughout the soho l and community high stznd- ards of Christian character. This is the code of the Hi-Y. an honorary organization sponsored hy Mr. Huhharcl for upper-grade hoys. and af- filiated with the Y.lVl.C.A. The Aurelians are a fairly new organization. having been started in S '40 to succeed the old Literary Guild. Ir is a feminine counterpart of the Knights and like it. has a limited mem- bership of 21. Miss Guild sponsors the group, composed of Senior Bee and Senior Aye girls. which is named after and has the creed of Marcus Aurelius. The meetings. some presented by members of the club, and some by adults, are devoted to discussions of art. music. and literature. Last term's officers were Eleanor Dougherty, presidentg Dorothy Tashjian, vice-president: and Miriam Goodman. secretary. One of the highlights is the formal hanquet held at the end of the term. Wlatts. president: Katherine Deckman. vice-president: Eleanor Sennett. secretary, :gf f 5 '41 Ruri lshigami, Rosalie Lipson. Nancy Brown. Josephine Llpson. Iris Lawless, Elizabeth W'itmer. Miriam Rowson. Nina Soudakoff, Hellen Clark. lftsuko Katayamn. Rose Hinkley. Bettv Anne Watts. Nliss Guild. Katherine Decltman. Eleanor Sennert. lVlarv Alvce Queen. Bettv Richards. Annette Vfollman, Violet Shapiro. Martha ,lo Bauer. Carmen Calderon. Olga Granillo. Alice Vega. Mari' Alyce Queen. historiang Betty Anne I1 11 S11 S 1 Iwl l11111,1111 561111111 11111114111 I H1 f11n11111.I1111I3La 1111111 v111111i 5111111111 SW v. 1111111111 XY' I1-J Cmhrr H111 Srmzh N11 111111 .-x.i.1:p1 ca. 11:11 Cmxnu 'I11111 Can-1 -I.-P111 H1111 V - 1-' 111- I.-11 1.1.1 .-111 f S1 w l: I '. 54: IK -t FWHM fh-'1 lux:- I 1f f.T..L N,111:111 I11 .XSJ M, l f1'..1I. I z-.2718 rh p d C Wh: S '41 Row 2: Bill Smith. Conner Xvhite, Paul Xvhite, Jimmie Lewis Row 1: Rohr-rr Boyd, Joe Shambrev, Emmilr Bailey. Sells Reed The youth, with clear minds and eyes, with their hopes and dreams in the future. The young, with strength in the deep chuckle, in the swift ready laugh. Ir is to the young that the task of the future lies for the doing. The youth with steady hand will draw the plan on clean white paper . . . boys in school will take joy in the sharp honest lines of the plans . . . boys on the farms and on the roads, with the strong browned back, and muscled arms will swing the pick and shovel . . . the great work will begin . . . and the symphony of activity will resound over the hemisphere . . . and the harmonious tones of soft pencil scratches on the paper . . . and the ringing of the leaders' voices . . . and the clang of the pick against the hard rock, and the grating of the cement mixer . . . and the shouts of the men barely heard above the roar of the jack and the hearts pounding . . . and the quiet voices of the New Englanders mingled with the sharp stacatto of the Mexican voices . . . and the slow drawl of the Iowan mingled with the deep throated sounds of the Brazilian . . . all these will make the music of the highway . . . and the music of the task. And they shall reap the harvest of happiness for their toil . . . their happiness will be in peace . . . a busy, active peace . . . dedicated to the lives of the peoples . . . peoples living in unity and understanding . . . and the youth will be the leaders, and the builders, and the creators, and the thinkers, and the workers, and they will tie the hearts and thoughts of all the people . . . and they will consummate the efforts of tireless generations in the concrete bonds of the highway, and the fruits of a collected art . . . born from the hearts of a united people. -f-Blossom KMSERMAN. as 5'-Ie 'lin' Nw 1' 5.2, f ,-Q, v Q :uv . ll lhie X111 . , -ae' vlames Triill. Val lean llrnlx--ri. Paul Brossus 'Ii-J XY.i,gm-1 Virginia Nnlmls llogvr Starr Suzanne Cnrnv. Arthur Gershon Belmont was the first high school in Los Angeles to stage Blossom Time. After many months of energetic preparation under rhe supervision of Mrs. Sargent. Nlrs. Palmer. Mrs. Shrader. and Miss Cone. the costly and elaborate production was presented last May to an enthusiastic audience. Franz Schuberfs music, given words by Sigmund Romherg. forms a background to the story of Schulncrt fRoger Starrj and his futile love for Mitzi fVirginia Nicholsj. Other elements in the plot are Mitzi's romance with Franz Schober fTed Wagnerj. the escapades of Madame Bella- hruna fLila Miller, much to the dismay of her husband fElwyn Schwahj, and the ultimate consent of Mitzi's father fDiclc Pedicinij to the marriage of her two sisters. Fritzi and Kitzi fMiriam Rowson and Ruth Ann Starrj. CXjj. ', .gs N . g 5 Jfowcfq Shanqw W '41 'ff Ros' Chadwick arrives in W'estern regalia. .-.:- 7 - is ik 'Y 3 if lilly serenades Jane. Howdy, Stranger, a comedy, was presented to Belmonters by the class of W'4l as their senior play. The story of Elly Jordan QRoger Starrj a Broolclynite mistalcen for a cowboy by producer Roy Chadwick QDiclc Pedicinij travels from the Wyoming dude ranch of Ma and Pa Hardy fHelen Marinucci and Elwyn Schwabj where the discovery is made, to a penthouse in New Yorlc, where Elly fdeathly afraid of animalsj is talcen for a rodeo. All turns out in the traditionally happy way after Jane Hardy fDorothy Thomas, helps the would-be cowboy overcome his fear. Others having main roles were: Phil Myers, Morrris Rittenberg, K'Texl' Cole, Dorothy Tashjian, and Burnitth Murray. The play was ably directed by Mrs. Palmer. ,ff ,t 6 fl S41 Ws.....u. T d XX abner urrounded hx a ben of beautie with 3 background of ful' l'ObCd ESICIITIOS and dElI1Cll'lg SCTIOYIIEIS, 21 BEIUTOUI 'lLldlCI'1C6 took Zi fflp along the P311 AUIEIICAU Highway V11 the Campanlle Pl'OgI'3.U1 Par lVliKenn as rhe traveller Hruw Yvilzn- lfxxxii Shmalf ljiil l e.lx.im S '41 presented their sweaters to Belinonters in a unique program. The setting was the laboratory of three mad scientists on Horror Hill. In the midst of strange goings-on the supreme discovery. sea-foam green sweaters, was hit upon. 2041 Row Row Row Row Q Kaoru Eml lxllxan Wong Txllxe Tahan Stella Nlarjorle Ash Sylvxa Horowltz une Steffensen Betty Everson Evelyn Foss Lavonne Walker Barbara de Costa ean MtCorm1tL Laura Gravei 'Vlabel Bray Ruth Hobb Helen Yanaklhara Shxrlev Gross Anita Rose Eta Gonzales Peggy Lambert Rachel Remo I-ielen Sherman Hellen Clark Carolyn Wfebhes Kathleen Yoakum Betty Israelson Shock Yee Wun Nettle Allen Betty Laffoon Fuml Sarto laura Schwartz Mildred Green Georgette Anlcers Setsulro Shrrao Priscilla lunn Vlrtiuko Yamashlta Dolores Cate Nlary Louxse Berxnher Bobble Wheeler Smko Talcabx Sally Stxlei Amy Talcahaihl Sakaye Fujlwana Shrzuko Yamada Eleanor Smith Nlary Yolcon Mrs Sargent Sarah Song Run Ishtgamr Yuluye Shlralrawa lm: Dowm Catherine Bebek ii wmavf Row 4: Leon Sellgman. Kenneth Slater. Kenneth VC'mters. James Merritt. Ted Barber. Stanley Rolwlnaon. Ewing Brown. Tom Nlckemon. john Plrenzlnger. Dean Lmdhlad. Row 5: joe Felxx. Amos Fernandez. Ray Long. Bob Escohedo. Elwood Srrlclclxn. Bob Arellano. ,lark Brown. Tom Casey: Lester Sherman. Bxllv Barnett. Row 2: Carl Yatea. lauglo Kato, Isao Yuge. Shlgen Yamaahlra. Hal Swartout. Slr. Perrv. Bvrd Cornellus, Bill Hlckman. l.lox'd Campbell. Ray Nlrze. Nluneo Nntanda. Row 1: Yuluo Kudow. Shuxch1 Nalcavama. Shee I,ai Vfun. Jxmmle Takeda. ,hmmle Nlatsumura. Bud Nlason. Hndeml Ikada. Yasuo Hara. Ben Yokotake. G 11454 S'-W Row 3: Row 2: Rnw Marv Belle Hagadmn. ,lean Colm-11, Nlarmn Spencer. lilndm Pen-11d1n11. lidan H1w1'c111111, fVlad1'l1111' Hc1pamcl1:. Ethel H1ll. Grare Nlorelra. ,lean McCorm1ck. l1lv1ra Ordaz, Glens Tavlor. Paula Nlounr. Srella Gr11s5m:111. Bobbie Burns. Ruth Hobbs. Isabel Gamlvoa. Sachin- l'losozaw:1, Nllnoro Takeda. lflleen G1:rw1n, Rebecca Tnvar. 1. en Clark Bern lsramlsnn Anna Ron H1111 l-1ffo11n Nrs 5911149111 G1nr,,1r11 -'x11lurs 5:1 1 Snlu ken -Xacl-11 T11h1lco lVlor1l.11n1 Ruth R1.1sh1on 9' Roh Row uw :1 radlxn anus r111t1 Hold Nl11.l1 Il lan ex 1 mxon nm 1111111 1 5:1111 H11 1 11.11111 P Nl 11111 1 X 11' at 11 lixll fl1aJw1 5111.1 1 Hnbu ke-.11 Sl1.111 1 1111111 lf 111 Sel1,n11n 111111 11111ln1s 11111. .1 e n 1 1 11 1111111 1 1111 n1 111 1.1 .-111 lunm-1l1 XX 11111111 IJ1111 111Jl-lad 111111111 YN 111 111,,1 11 1131 1111 111w1ma 1 1:11 ax 11 1 111 11111111 n Sl11m111 1 1 1 K11 111.1 l11,,..1 111113 l'111a li l- ren Xernv -1.1.11-rson 'Nlxle Klan l'1 l: lil-ll '. ' . -. . f' .. ..'l.. ' . 1 1' -1 fll' '. I - - . , .,.,. K ' ' ' ' ' - - . 1 - . 1 , , , ' 1 vi 11-' 1 1 'K - .41 A f' t ' ' .f 1 ,. ' f -1 1 ,I '-8: ,I.k Sp ,l - Nl , H. , +A , S l RJ- A X F- . dr. Bxll l 141, ..lJ P1 . 31 . .Kr Wkxlv '. .lf 11 Q .lr Row 5: R.1v1n1111d Nlxzv. Prank Nl111n11l11, Fred Nl11l.1J11u. T11111 31111111111 Hulf l51n..l1-11. l1111:1 Frrrl. vlolan lmrlr P.1,1l l ah, Twl . ' , ' 1 .1 . Hal' R l s. .-1 .4 ' . . 2: Nl1K ,' Ll. - , ,lm f 'l' lr .i , Nl kr Ra . F -J K11 . lfdd 1' F1 l - Nlr l'1-111 Sa S. J. . Y111.l11 H . - V' '. l . Q - l'1 x R l: N11 .' Tw .l. 113 N1 K . , H rl J Nl lf- Y Ak K 1 ., To 1 ,l 1 lui H'11.1n. Y11'1.1 ' J S Y 1 .1 S . ' . 1 , . ' , 1 . 14 C' Gum 70'-W Row Row Row Row Rnw xx J' Aloha Johnaon. Vngnnxa Pyle. Louue lzfparra. Sallxe Andevwnrm. Elxzaheth jones. Xvmxfred jones. Ruta Segal. Bern' Baker. Betts' Lou Thurbton. Vrrgmla Nrcholb. Nlxrram Rowson. Caroletza Falnherg Ted Xvagner. Xwnndaor Elx. Leonard Bearfeld. joe Navarrn. jack Kenewell. Alu- Orlanslcv. Eddie Nlarrs. Eddy Urata. Bull Hoffman. Paul Broasus, lfugene Seaman. ,lohn Curl. Learned Bans- Helen Exlckson, Ruby Becker. l,erry Gxlwson. Dororhy' Grnv. Georgia Sanaome, hlarie Contreraj. Martha Keren. Marv Lamour, Glorla Feliz. Gloria llahxnowlrz. Dorothy Slrlcoff. Vlrginm Falln. Thelma Ewen, liuuko Kata' vnma. La Nell Ogle N , ' I Rohn-rt Bray, ,lack W'eller. Bull XX'arson. Fronda Fvmhlatt. Gwendolyn N ' Vfxlllams. Kane Kern. Patricia lN'lacDonald. Dorothv Parks, Ja-an Wlallace. C D ' ' . ' Anna Max' Donufvxo, Emma Torres. Paul Vfhxte. Arnold Rahxnowxtz 7 I x ' ' A ' Buddv Hazen. Marv Larasella. Suzanne Corav. Dorothv Nlav Bvreng. ' I l.xla Nlxller. Nln. Sargent. Kavla Sfharan. ,lame-N Trull. Hanwt Brnmles. N 4 X ' Row .-Xfuna. Carlox Mnlxnary 5 J V I X x X 5 g 2 KO! 5 JE ,, , ,, . Y v . . . , e .,,4 1 . Q , .t,h,.... ..,.. nl ..-4. i-tA L - 4- l 41 A KX . S. 4 S9 of: 593911 f W'-af fx 40:9 MIK ,, 3 X -219 Qf , fa 'YK l,'. ,Q Q.-- 0 fNff Xi' 0 '-U .VN- ad' Row 2: Row 1: B111 Hoffman. Nlmanm Rowman. Caroletta Famberg. john Porter. Bxllv Barnvtt. Roger Stan. Ted Vfagxmer. I.1la Nlxllvr. Parfum fVlarDonald. Dmmrhx Bvrvm. Paul Hxmxua. Kavla Sxlmmn. Kathleen Yoalmum. Aloha Johnmn, jnnuef Trull. , Ylarmw Tmgll Val YI:-an R1-nlren Te-.i Xvagnrr Nhlruvx Hlfiq-:F-ad N1x11nm Rnwwn. Flx2.2P'r-th Xx'lUY1l'r fqunlvtla ffambeyg 4f Patrnxa N1acDor1aIJ. llla Khllvr. Kaihif-ut Yuakum :Uuha llvizzwuex Hmm Iaffrmn I3--1.-:hx Furvnw H111 H4w!f'1marx Vfxrmxxnxx He-uw In-.um-J Harm. Paul Hmm 7047 Row 3 ack Neuman Bob Nlulkuzrle Tons Bruno Nllchacl Sovlac Dome-nuk fe-nznlr Simeon Rnafrcyxn Daxld 'Vlarm Vknnsrnn Hevrr Ralph Flnnd Row 2 Nlr Perry Don Baskin Bch Braddmk .Sslvla Homwnrz Grace l 1-wls Helen Sha-rm1n Cjlga lklrflle Row I lleen Cxrau XY arren C1lll1rn Aloha nhnson eiusa fmlaya flux Hof!! ldcllne Cxrlmm Flora-me Bragulla Nal mn Renken ulxus Casas Row Row Row Row S41 Nlelvxn Kouha Arr Perelman Harry Kaufman Myron Wushart Ralph Gleason Cxrxl 'Vlmmck Bch Vlclfmzle Wlxmxton Bever C laxr Anderson Bob XX me-man ark Newman XX arrr-n Cnllam Henrs Struc-ss Treeo Oghorn 'Nlr Perrx K-nrhleen X cnlxum Dorothx Smith llemn Cxrau Ella Donner Run lshn.,-:ml Olga 'Vlolmary hvelxn Usmher -Xlnha ohmon Bern Cnlku Flour: Bragulla Olga Klelns Nlaryorle Bellnslcy nan l'l1rl'ur K XJ xox -X J kg S X I ,aa 12' Q JJ' j,. Y JA. J' ,, I 42 , , ' .' '-,. sz-.y. ,, .4 a. .J- . fx QA -I A Q ooDNDl C . ,fix 5. -.mf wg-XX 19 x X m4 . Ml ,wsll X x 7, R .lx Q xN , jallfollv. ,J P Eancf ' 1 Laurence Clark. lllll Young. Bob NlCKnnzlc', Nlark Fuller. Nlclvm Koulfa. Simeon Rum frenre. Guv Horn. Van johnson. ,lulxus Camas Morton Sweet. ,lamem Broun. Al Takagx. Nlargaret Tl1omas.Yrola fVlcCollough. Nlr Pcrrxx Charli-3 Conahan. PM fc-cm .-Xguas. ,lim Mar' Dougall. Paul Xfhm-. llurmrlh Nlurrav Chr-srvr Cole, w'rr1s!on Bexar. Clalr Andi-mm. .-Xl I,xndenl1aum. C'vr1l Nlmnxck. Nlxckev ling' land. Ronald Pomornv, Harold Laffoon Don Baskin. Cleve Burke Rnw 4: Kurt Rchfclrl. Art P4-relrnan. lamvs ffnn:4lx:m. Clan Anderson. Gm-nam CQ-lam, Yan Juhmnn. l.aVcrnc Nxclmls. Simson Rlfafrvrxtr. Norman Dawn. jamr-5 Brown Joe Pelczzarr. .lark Newman. Nlnrmn Sw-1-r. Thr-odors Baldvrrama. XY1mtnn Bon-r. Druid Nlarln Row 3: lverwn lVlcGlaxmn. Pc-rfccm Agnus. Dunwrmlv Za-nznln. Gvnrge lflr-Jr, Half Nlclfxrmzlv. Cfvrll Nllnnnlk. Paul Xvhlte. l.vland Gxlberr. l.1-nnard Raul. ,lullus a a Row 2: Ronald ponu-rm. Ted Randlw. Hnrrx Kaufman. Nlnvl- Fuller. Nluun Wlvulmvl, .-Xl l.1mlvnl1num. ,lim lxlnrljnllgall, Hnrnwld l.affnnn. lxllfliey England, Nlr. lvrrx Row 1: Armando Nauarru. Chester Cole. lVln-lx-ln Knulxa NX r O I f ' o .- ,xxx ,- X Af x0 6 P Rf SQA? :S jx. fx? . J Nl mmgg X. Li' adm 1 A ' ., 5 TU 5. :An so 9 , I 13 A v ik L- qv . rs ,. iseaf, ., 1 1 . . eg .19 1 1 E, 4 , 2 1 , g, A VI . .dy I, 1' N N - M, 'f' NJ Q Q x, ff fly, K I J gk pf' 1- E Mal' 1? 1-'ff ,ke I Y V z aft 4 ,E fi, -, 4 If , v . 1 - ' . o i n , . 2,1 Elmf V31 W' t I F i 3 , g f -2, ' Wiew 5 6 Z K n 1 The nucleus of the western hemisphere. A 012606 face, dark with accumulated sufferings of cen- turies, faces shaded from the beating sun and the scrutiny of the eye, by a floppy sombrero Feet, brown and bare, dancing precisely with the rhythm of the drum ., ., The face, and the feet, the people The link petween the North and the South The wire taut with its tensile strength connecting the two weights of North and South America A red and yellow shawl bright earrings swinging to the click of the castanette Yellow fruit growing upside down A palm tree sheltering a dozing Indian in its shade Tight black braids following the fat bun bobbing beside the ebonied head of father and husband Underdeveloped and undernourished naked children burnt black by the sun laugh protruding bellies brown back bent in toil Willing and capable the bent backs straighten the hands grasp firmly the toughened skin of the tropical fruit Thriving plantations out spreading fincas The connecting link in the chain of the west Guatemala San Salvador San OSC gI'OWlI1g like l'5l0OIhlI'lg CEICU GL NGK A vivid history lur1d in the dlm past mission bells tolling while molten gold is poured down the throat of the greedy Spanish Explorers claiming this soil their own An intense people a necessary people forming the strong and necessary bond between all of the peoples Z ,gl ,- ......,-gi+,,,1i at-Q55 ,-1 Pnfivufxr llw DAY CHERIE KATZMAN Www 6 S H Teeming wrth its million webbed cities Dark and mysterious with its walled in jungles and barren with its wind swept plains Yet South America a treasure chest of wealth Oil black and thick stored in the entrails of Venezuela Gold shining and yellow nestled in the earth of Colombia Tin bright and gleaming from Bolivia s bosom Beef red and thick waiting to be sunken into by the teeth of men The beef from Argentina Coffee black and strong Rubber impenentrable and flexible Boots of rubber to walk in the drenching storms Coffee to be swallowed in comforting gulps when the wind is howling and the rain pouring down Coffee and rubber from Brazil A land of the superlative A land whose rivers may be caused by the tears of its people Tears that have flooded the earth of Chile Bolivia Paraguay Peru Brazil Tears caused by fury Fury arising from wrath Wrath from usurpation Tears and sorrow The tears of the people A people who are Indian and Spanish and Negro People whose blood flows in the swift rapids of indignation and whose pulses beat with a throb The throb that is the rhythm of their freedom still to come A chest crammed with resources among them the people The lid of South America has yet to be lifted and a highway like a great serpent making its way from the fartherest port of Venezuela through Colombia along the coast line of Peru into Bolivia and Argentina along the eastern coast to Rio cle Janeiro with an alternate path on the western coastline from Peru which meets the partner road at Buenos Aires will toss OH the hd This serpent constructed from asphalt and gravel and concrete this serpent will rear its head when uncoilecl and throw open the chest of South America Btossoivi KAISERMAN , V , . ' :nm . . v s ' ' a v a 1 . 1 , . , - . ' Y 5 , . . . . , , . . . . , W o - . ' Q ' ' 9 a ' 1 a ' a f 9 - 1 Xxfl get , . , , . , ,l ,,,, - . . . ',,f . , , 7 . 144 - . . . . -k., ,- - v -. , I . . . . . K- -, .-M, 5 , , , , + + . . ,-,fl . . 1 A rl 1111 lil' ng! ' x SL . , -7- '11 . . . . 7 7 7 7 ' ' . . , . ' a a v ' a JM Nat . . . . . . '. , X s ' , . 1 s s 7 5 ' 9 a a 1 2 ' a ' a a v 9 1 ' v : ' pahallzfaafzcf l Row 5: joe Dongvv, Rlta Sc-gal. Adele Segal. Gloria Sugar. Bern' Glllcev Evelyn Wlall, Mutsuvc Uveno. Don Bechter man Nlarw Ham-:mum Qhuko Soda X I l Row 2: Haruko Nagahiro. liobbertv Salat. Klaxvln Nlarsh, Tad lNluka1l'xata. Tr-ru Venatsu, Davld Nlarin. Norma Gcttew WW, l.ukcna. Arthur Cu-salmon. Nlr. Nlarcy. Mary lVlaycl-cawa, Framcs Kalxn, Lluzuko Nxshxmotn Row 1: Sakllco Okulwo, shlzuka Fururo. Marv Uyeno. Terulco lN1nhumom.'l-.lllian Salrders. Nha, Chamberlin, Paul x MW! G-1 3 5 sy ' fi, HX Tv-f -9 wx xg e QBWXJ X fy ' Ji, 7041 Rxw 7 'N una Gouesman brmbl-:tra Sala! Czlorxa Sugar Shxzalra Fururo lkarxe Qhmdo Fran e Kal-o Sakxlnn Uhllwo Nlars Lxeno Chnzul-co Nxshrmoto Ams Takahaslm Klan Nllcasbxa Row I Terulco 'Vlatsumoto Irene Cneralcm lorerta jane ueen Evelsn Wall 'Vlr Chamberlm Inllxan Sanders Ruta Segal Gloria Rabmownzz -Xdele Segal Chlelco Soda K A 1 GWW1, : , -P dd, Nl- XQX XS , ' Y e4 'eXl'rJ ff X ev - , 2 I . 'QA ,, a. 20'-W ' I-.mime Dlrkenx. Dax In-me Gerakln. Yuxlko Flancm-5 Kala. Jane lxdn. xtnn. HMM' Yalea. Nlaxgal I.urn'rm ffurtlce, Hn'11rx Prod Hunnmund. Harold Nui Dllnmn. ffmlgelw .-Xlllmi SM-V. 5101115 Y Gu-ww Rulu-lr Rubblm. jon: Gloria Sugar. Helexl Y Nhrv Uveno ni Marln. Sa Glad 'A .,vf.2 614444 S 47 rw Z- -li Q sw '-A, ,am x 3' if Row Row Row Row Ruw Row Row Row Row Row miami .fe emcfeg ' 6 10: Nlr, Hreckhexnu-r. Nlarv Alvte Queen, l,awrn-nce Clnrl 9: Joan Barber. Arthur Gerzfhon. Martha Dxtuu 8: lflwvn Schwab 7: Rohr-rt Nh-lcun. lflvanor Pomm. Vxrgxnm Nnclwls 6: Carl Sam-r. Thnlm Angel 5: jr-uw M 1-raz . ,lov Rmcnherg. Joyce Runlun 4: Shlrlvv Curtn. Fred Ylolodow. Fmbhette Salnt 5: Olga Cimnnllo. Anna N11-nlsr. Rurr lshlgcunx. lKln'uk1 Yah-- 2: lfvm- Nlonroy, Gloria Sugar, ,latlilv Dr limos 1: Carla H1'r5klr1tl. Huh Croshx. Carl T:Al1wl1xtn Row 5: Row 2 Ruw I Nh-ruin Kurtzman. Norman Dnclcnxan. Eugene liurrnughb. Kenneth Anderson. Nlahlon Smith Bs-ttx' Chllrcv. Laura Guttesman. Shlrlev Aruderaun, Darlene Kr-IM-v. Flora Pollo. Nlartha Henrv. Alrce Walters lfvelxn Unnger Truro Oghorn, Ann Janua. Shxrlev Elacheld, Ethel Trehow, Ravko Ynhe. Olga Klt-fu, FFF! I I 4 37' f , ng' vx Row 4: Kfamll-tm Faxnhvrg. lwasnkl. lllll Gulf-. Charles uhow. Huh XX'attx. H4-lxrx' moto. Ruth lllume-nxnn, Tamura .-'xlmf SQ-rlznwn Hfwsox. ,lm-an Guild. Carol f Ruw 5: Klnrwlxm- Klxxlngn-r. vrra lfxtw Annertv Olwn. Inu-lem. Sa-hlfo Knxlnll. Sz Nlllex vlum' l.ovxorn. Nlarjt Hrwvnwrh. Suv Fxllxams. Th Vfallfsr. llllllv Shafvr. Wfxlvv. Klargre Pedn-rsvlm. rw.1n Nlir hmm lv s Nluneo Nxtnnda, Ralph Yan. lin ert Ruhr-xns. Vxcmr hens. Caluxn Coppmger. hug Yxtamanre Haul Treppa. P l,t.kenN. Darn! Cohn alle Patron Row 2: ll-wh .-Xntlerwn Ras C Kla . .Nh. S r' 'a.a h H 4 Trel'10'w.Ka!herxne Dcclcm Nina Soudalfuff. Nlxss Herri lfddle Gordon, Annette XV: man. Bern Anne XY'atn. Vx: Shapnro. Blmsom Kanerma Ella Donner, l.1llxan Sandera Row 1: Surmla Shrgematnu. EK 1 5 47 Glam Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Eel-Sci Peter Wlalton. Howard Wllest. Nlarvrn Marsh. Bob Tuttle. Robert Van Wlhv. Chuda Rhee. Don lVlacDougall. Bob King. Cleo Nlclver. Herbert Lerfer. Dan Greene Clarence Vfallace. Sam Toml-tin. Jackie Fergus- son. Shrrlie Curtrs. Val Jean Renken. Adolph Goldman. Don Hechrer. Rolland Aaher. Henrv Stanneld Gloria Blagness, l.orna Nlieir. Vrrgrnia Turner. Lynette Berg. Nlaryorie Hornaeth, lklalty Nlayef hawa, Margle Pedersen. Ella Donner. Sue Fellows Nancv Brown. lrene Loune Gerakln. Loretta lane Queen. Emma l.ou Simmons. 51155 Wall' cox. Katle Kern. Sylvla DeLille. lrene Llpson. Maaalto Kamel. Chxelco Soda lsadore Dxclcens. Arthur Gershon l.oretta Cur- tnce. Vlvian Xvatkrns. Fannv Schein. Elwvn Schwab. Elmer Cain gf 001.04410 ' Ga Grace Diaz. Nlarle Ramrrez. llama Jessie Revei. l.lllv Lujan. Graclela Ramirez, Lvnette Berg. Gloria Ramirez. Helen Rurz, Barbara de Costa Charles Frrtz. Henrx Caateneda. Peter Song. Bob Naluch. Consuelo Amador. Elvrra Ordaz. Peter Prkacln. Bxll Nlartxnez. Charlxe Qovle Charlotte Regan. Heatrrce Alvarez. Emrlv Camp- bell, Della Pena. Alrne Chappelle. Patrlua Bloom. Lxllxan Hlrtz. lrma ,lerrie Kleraz, Sara Truynllo. ,loaephxne hlatxas. ,laclue de I.arioy Eve Nlonrov. Nlt. Blatlter linda ,-Xngalo. Lonnxe Nlartmez. lrene Nloraler. Corrme Valdez. Eleanor Avala. Glorxa Nlag ness. Henrx lispxnrua, Nnnfa Gonzalez. Alxrra Gonzalez. .-Xngelxta Ontneraa. Amalla Truynllo Math Row 2: Herbert l.exfer. Kxttv Kawasama. Nina Souda- koff. Annette Wlollman. Betty' Anne Vlatts, Cleo Blclver Row 1: Robert Slelcon. Rolland Asher. Elliot Rapa- port. S1155 Campbell. Edward Gordon. Elmer Cain. Davrd Cohn v- T 'JT n Row Z 541 ,ev 04014 John Carawan, Jrmmlv Burke, Brure Brant. Robert lzllrort. Pat Dempster. Mark Ettrrrger. Henry like-rt, Robert Turtle. Dorran Kevser. jrmmre Lee. lfrar-rch Berg, john Nrrholson. Mr. Gardner. I -4 Ghmm Xvaltet Lew. Vfalter Quan, Srarr- ler' Nlu. Yank Hotrr. Albert Lee, Ravrrrorrd Quan. Hmm Lew, WUI' lram Vfcrrrg Raw I: Katre Chan. Arrdrtlr XX'ong, Sow Tw. Huward Lew. Ning Brown. jennre Fon. Lillmrr Vllrrrg, Lotus Llng Rnw 5: lfloannr Ayala, Nlzrry llvllr- Hagadnrlm. Nlargxe Pt-detwrr. Viola Gr-rrrgr. Betts' Pamvsatt-rs, Hn-ln-rr Fox. lfdtlrt' Fisher, Angelo Nlnlkoa. Lurrlw Rorhsfhrld. lfxtlrer Gorrmlm. Cirmrvlrr llarnnez. 1.1-.elm Alrrt-gn, lit-ru' Rlrw , Rowlz Lv-.lun Tort:-x. Irene Xvlrrtu. Bvatrlu- .-Xlvat--L, fdrtlwrlrrv Grate. Nl.rrl4-lsrr Cfrrurrvv. Lrllrzrn Dr-rlet. Xkrrrurrwttr- Arrgurlr, Ill-nr Shcldmr, Crrrrtrt- Mmm-rr.r Hn-lr-n Rurz. llnlnrem Lnrn, Hnrlmm Jr- Lmtrr Ruwl:,lt-xrrsa Celnm. Sadakn Knlzojr. lrrrrn jenn- Nh-raz. ,latlvxe Dt- Lrrrrm. Gloria Hertz Rita St-'al. Anllrvfr Nlorrtm-N, lilvrrn Urrlnz, Srtwrrhr A F- Nakngawa, lu-ne Lrpxon, Tin-rem Prmrrga. Lnrr-tra ,lane Qrrr-r-rr fans 4.-mr. .fm a ' -f M-an 40141 Kaz Rnw 4: Yuralca Shlnxlm, Toru Sugnlmrn. Ta In-Nlux Hamann, Sam Sanadn. l.r-lu Kemal. Shle Yzlmamhnta, Ymal Sakamnm. Shugn lwnsalu. Mor: Kursuma. Yukm Kudnw. lllmf mle Takeda. Yulrlo Klmulra Row 5: Grace Oyakawa. Nobuko Santo. Yurlko Llveno. Fuml Saito. Shizulca Furuto. Sachlve Fururo. Sachxve Hosozowa. Nnasako Kamex. Cluel-co Soda. Aka Hosor. June Toribuchr. Yuklye Shlralcawn. Yasulxo Hosozowa, Ml- voko Talcamashi. Nlary Nlayekawn, Ersulco Karavama, Chizuko Nlshimoro Row 2: Narsuve Fuyxmoro. Sulco Kamlmura. Frances Kako. Salcxko Okubo. Nlarv Uyeno. Kane Shindo. Florence Nara. Klmllco lxlorx. Tomxe Olramnro. Alice Serif Chuvolco Doi, znwn. l.lllxan Tnkudn, Kayoda Honda. Ava lm Nnhlmura. Sumnko Shigemar-au Row l: ,-Xmv Talcnnaahx. Salcavu Fuylwara Kllcu Fukuvnnxa. Alxce Hxlumn, Nolwrno Mlshxzva. Florence Hlga. ,lunxrhl Aaalfura. Run lah! gamn. Helen Yamada. Mn. Harper. Sersulnn Slnran. Toshm Haalnmorn. lfmlna Kam. Alun- Hmhxznkx, Nnlvurn Kaku 47 811454 Kllsa Sharpe. Hz'nrx' Eslfander. Harculd Qjrlanxlu. George Talfvda. Saburo Shxslmxdo. Phrlxp Srem. Ralph Slartxnez. Nell Ullman, Yoshxo Baba. Perer Song. Henrv Levxtr Row Row Row Row WMZJZZ' ' Flnra Pollo, llnrlene Kelaev. Andrea Klonzes. Eleanor Pmner. Elaxne fVlcCl1nrocl:, Grace Haroumnmn. .-Xnne Scott. Eunxce Hvdal. Bennett Paycal. Rnberr Robblm, Nlalllm Smxth. Charlea Conahan. Leland jordan. Rxrlmard lVlns.on. ,lamex Hlullxs Alenne Guskv. Dolores Scounmer. Collerre Clarke. llnmrhv Roberts. lilxzaberh Nlrmx-ev. ffm-lxn Turner. Vnglnla Nxchnla. Dnru Pnrrxnx. lucxlle l'armn. Barbara Pr-rn. lirrlwx Gonzales. Nlxrlle fNlcAllnn-r. .-Xudrcx Dnkxn. ,lean Ann Nllchel. David Nlarm livelxn L'm1g,er. Hr-arrxce Alxarez. Daplnne XYx.lrrn. Helen Spsdell. lzlnznlwrlx Rndrnguez, 5hnlm- lmln-rd. Ann ,larnr-N. l.ou1we Rnrlnflxnld. june Rnnlunr Ruxlx Blume-nwn. Ynxhnlm Oknzakx. Nlargcner Sn-1-le. Henrfx W1-rlen. ltrlna Yfxrwr l.nu-Ita ,lane f2um-en. lrene Creralzxne funn' Diaz, Nlarn- Rarnxrez. Clara Dnvle, Pranrn-N Dean. Nl: Uvlrlclm. linlw Heller. Clalxxn Coppxngcr. Kane Kern. Sxlsm luu-rmlm. Ruth Kr-wler. Slurlw .-Xn.ir-unn AZTEC MYTH OF THE IIRE GOD Once there llved rn anclent Tula A race of mlgrant people By the gods called Nahua There they l1ved and worsh1ppecl Ome Teotl Father of the gods God wxth dual character There they llved and worshipped fare A myth IS told by these same people How the Sun God once was born How he was sprung from Ome Teotl Born of the heart of hre As the Sun God ruler of the day The world was once ln darkness All the people desxred hght Met ln councll all the gods Assembled there to malce another s Chose they one of them To become the Sun God The ruler of the day Feared thrs god the heat of hre uxclcly steppmg forward Nanahuatzm desplsed of all the go s Cast hrmself unto the fare Emerged the flammg Sun God As each year cycle ends A new sun must be created So the Nahuas belneve People must not speak or sleep Untxl the god appeasmg prrests Belcmdle the Sacred Fire Flre glven by Ome Teotl Hlgh upon the I-I1ll of the Star Each year cycle they rekxnclle fare In the sllence of the mornlng rnght Watched the Sacred Flre relcmdled Knew the sun would come wxth llght EI LA DONNER IT WILL RAIN' Yes the ra1n wlll come beatlng down m torrents And the tall grass wlll bend and fall to xts watery burden The dry earth v-.xll wllt and roll from IIS restmg place And become anlcle deep to rhe shghtest touch The moon wnll be hidden the sun lost And the shxvermg mght wlll dampen the warmest heart But there w1ll be a reward warm and clear The slcy s brxght gleam on the drlpplng wall The clean nourlshed grass mll agam rlse and greet The mormng G1 s Bu! avant! Www W 47 b Sb 70am lileeifmq ofifhe 7414 Qaaup X ll B A XX Bl lk 'N QJ1-+xII1D 7 A x V ' 5 K . 1 , Q u 5 r- r . X ' 1 4 -K , . . v -- 1 r .Un. . ga 1 v , W , . . d ' eglwryw I ol X , I M 'I 1, . A L, o W - Rowl: Nancy Brown. Blossom Kalsermnn. Vxvlan Wlro el. Chr-ne Hartman. Yxolt-r Shapnro Row l: Ray Donner, Katherxne Dr-rlcman. Miss Keyes. jxm Conlan. Ella Donner. Arlxne ful err. ' ' ' Eleanor Douglwvrv, a I ' I I as . f . . . V - A I a ' . 1 Y . - K 5 . 1 1 . 1 ' V V ' ' , ' 1 . lr 1 1 , . . . Standing: ,lean Guzld. Gus larson, Eddxe Gordon. Rau Donm-r Seated: Nlargxe Pederson. Nlrss Kr-ws. Annette Vo man. Chg-rw Karzman. etu . nne watts ossom 'axsermann, . 'ma , on a'o.'. 2 a onner GLM Row Row Row Row Row 5 oe Yimhrolt Gus Baxz Peter Walton 'Vlxss Pot? 'Vlns Kexes Nan x Brown Kira e lewis Blossom lkaiserman Niolet Shapiro X ixian XX rwbel katie Kern -Xrline Silber! Charlotte uslmuirz Ella Dwnmi Chun lxatzman Ramona Henri 810 12 Q 0 gsm 1 r Lind l na Vfollman Ri hard Chee 'Nut in pi mr Nlaiprer Iennox winner RESOURCES Some remember how the golden Calla lilies loolc in the early sunlight. Others bring to mind the lightly blown sunset of a pastel day in young spring The February rain hides behind its structure of grayness, a lividness slashed only by the grass lush and wet, green ARLINE SILBERT APPEASEMENT Parched eyeballs are glassy in the rainless heat The corn withers The Gods must be appeasecl Sacrifice' cry the mob dry throated The Gods must be appeased A blaclc stained priest will plunge his dagger deep A noble heart will sparlcle in the sun A young body will roll down sixty steps Dogs will lap blood The Gods shall be appeased And it may ram RAY DONNER S 'e 45547 Row Row Raw Ruw 1 Row Ruw Row 2: R o w fl . , 5-lr lXmgl.xw E ' Qffaafzwz Ruw 5: Raul lu-ppa. Bxlln- Slmfm-r. .-Xllwut W'avm-. Xvlllxaln file lhsw 1: Crux laxmn. HQKU Inn Thuxzrnn. Slnrlev Ru-rn. llrvm-:lx Sxhm lhnrwr. lrun Mum. Row l: Llmulrx luxmhgm Nlnljorle ffxcx lil--xxu Oxumfv, llonnlv HL-lr-n lianlvlr. ,lv.mm-ru- l.lf-M-llxn, Hr-ru liakrx. Nanlx lf -Q-.,.' ' 0 ' gl!6LfJa0lJ- Snlrllm Kalman. Ray QYi.mn1nv. lu-ns l.1pson, l.:-v l'-lnllw. .-'Xmiwv Dnkm. Vnguna Gunn-rr. lilwnlu-th Nlorrnmry. Luunn Alford. Blllu- Nllllvr. Ima Dealul. Dnud Hlrnlu. Elwvn Sfhwab. Clmrles Fritz, Nluvxcl Goldstein. Teresa Frxalnga. Nlarv Pnicale. Pr-ml Smith. Nlnlwn Gamer. john Ludlurn, Nlarx Vfhlrehead . juwphxne Torrvs. Dorothy Chenard. Kane Kern, Nlargarcl Nlagxath. Jafquv Glaze. liva Dell Nlerwm, Lorraine Wflmxreheall. lwarwes Karhlwagl. Wfanda Nlccradv. Rosalie Palazzo. Suzanne Twmnmlo. lfunum- Rodngm-1 o a Z o 4 r o Ralph G14-morn, Plnl Bnxrllv. Rav fmxlluxa, ,luv lfvlu. loandm Cnxdma. laxmrcxxcs :Xu-xvw, lxxxn Nlurlv. Gm laxwn. Ronald Pmnrrm. Gvmge Flu-lk. C.--nm-r XYlnu-. l,uLn Fern. Paul Wlun-, Wallmnln Fun-dunnn. Cflmulm Smith. llnlwur Yan NYM. Rnlu-xr li.-mvr. luv lfmnn. fall Nlllntoslx. Lllnxlm Sumlmlzxml. Hn-lm-n Hnxrlvrl. Imlwl l'-l.lgnpx:m. lil.-.mm l.m-unlut. Ann jzlnnx, laum frutu-Annan lw--lxn Vxxlxgm llurlm lfuxlm-n Ylvglvvma Curr. Klux kylirlmx ffvln QYHIII-lx lfeln Oxxxr, llurlw Inn. ffmmcn Nl.nqm-1. Alum' Hall. livin Hxrll. lfllzalwrlx Rmlrlguez. lzulnm liodrlgm-1. Plmvlllw Gall-vm.n. l.lllx lujnn. Huw Nlmn- liurx. Salls Snlrs. junk- XYMJ. Funmw Huwalex. Klan Marian. Arlene 'l'rnLQ-mlm z,,,,.--' Y 1 R. 0. 7. G. ,,-ff I F -N Zjiyfa! swf 'frm i f . I 4 X . 8 , g 0 -uv rs-r 'm cr 1 13 4: G , .J ,s i X ' XL ' rc H, , I A A WM 3 L nz ', 13. 4 xxx ,gl R , , an W 1 1' A K! N 'I ' , f ' , x A ..F f ,z I NM my ' 'K , !:W,fiii?3Q'.,4.K'?k5,32W,iww A 6 ,4 RU. 7.8. ZH'-W Sf-fd Row 3 Row 2: Row 1: l.t. Brandt Freeman. Capt. Donald lVltGrt-gor. Nlaater Sgt. Eugene Hlaklev. Major Don Bell. Staff Sgt. Alfred Skvy, Capt. Galvm Coppmger. Lt. John Ayres, Nlack Glbson, Blll Gibson. Sgt. Robert Clausen. Sgt. Ewing Brown. Jams-. Hullu. Jack Mcffammon. Ralph Copp, TfEdd Thles. Preston Cowart. Harold Nlansneld. George Nelson. Richard Lvon. Kenneth Anderson Jack Horton. Dlrk Nlercer. Carlos Contreras, Sgt. Hlll Harpstrlte. Fan Irvine, Armand Navarro, Dxan East. Harold Smith, Sam Tomklna. Alfred Brown. Fred Hammond, Rudolph Hammer. Rlchard Hartlev. Feltx Sxtjar Karl Huss, Dick Cowan. Ira Smlth. James Burke, Plt. Sgt. Howard Bradbury. lat Sgt. Thomas Nxckerson. Robert Steis, Master Sgt. Eugene Blakley. Staff Sgt, Alfred Skev. Sgt. Richard Johnson. Sgt. Stanlev Nl:-w, Sgt. Howard Lew Row 3 Row Row 1 leon belxgman Fx hard Nla on Sgt Ralpl' Nsland Cpl George Trler lalt Bohlander Ralph Copp Robert Hamer Duane Peter on -Xlluon Nia tion Harru Spxre B1ll leonard Robert lamhert Raxn'-ond Roegrer Sgt Frank Andrlzzx Vkllllam Friedman Eddte Short Sg Robert Heller Vkxlltam Dxttrxtk Hugh XX alker Xalentmo Rodrxguez Smith Cpl Fugene D kson ames Coffman Donald 'VI Dougall far og Nlolxnarx frler- Ikeelmg Bxllx Goree lt It Framk Beth ne Capt Sam Shelton ti I 'N-'ll hael Rav S Kenneth Smttla lst Sgt Tom Savuer gt Wmllxam 'Xl Crax Cpl Gall Yatea 2: ,, h I rv , ,. , Y l ly .. . , U I 6 E jesus Torres. Robert Jones. Sam Santarro. Vlctor Herbertb. Loma Gxhson. Phxl Praslle, Vfxllxam Camas, Harofd : ,l l A 4. A . c - . - 1 . '. ' . ' . ' ' . s . t ' nu . , . . ln' .t, . r. . gt. ' .. r, . SK U . Q . , . R.0.'7.0 M as Q Qi 3'qv' A :pr awww D FQ' fr 34 ' 1-was 1' r I A-at ,vm ,ul ' to :L , ,.ns 3 W 3 i x. u ,, 5 ig, ir ' s ' VY' cf '- i Q . . A , 1 r S,,r mr vm Sa-A Row 4' Row 3' Ruw w. Row l: Lapr S in Siu-lmrr fX1.1mr Galurn 4 mpg-rrr,gvr Ir Nzarzrir Fr:-I-rrmrr. Ir Xlru-J Skm. Staff Sgr -luv Iuilvvrmrr. Sraff Clpl Carlo, Cmnrrarw. Sgr. Frank ,-Xndrrur. Dun lnnrln-rr. Ruin-rr Arlrrmorr. Srarrlex Show. john Broun. Sgr Rnberr Heller. Frank Sunland. Yvrn .-Xrrdvrmrr. Alfred Hmmm. Ro!-4-rr Vfrllrnrrxf, Sgr, Frederrrlx Ylnnzcn. Sgr Eugvnv Drckxon Robert Edgar. -lamb Hrrd:0n. Irxlrr Xvvxw, Rrrhard Inch:-rr Harold I7rapkrrr, Don Dormldsnrr. Farm-N T Ramos, Dexvaxne I-lanwrr, Rm lrnrm-1. Roh-rr Yan NYM. Rrrlmrd Yarrx I'lmer Thrwr. Sgr ffwrrrg Broun lure-nzrr Iacasella, Fllrsun Nhrrworr Ruin-rr Pluuwr. Rm Rm-gm-r Hrrrrrx Srarrrivld. Im Srrrrth, XYrrrriwr Iilr Drum- Pct:-umm Rudolph HAnrrn:'r. ,luwph Rrurdall. -lxrru-Q Khlrmv, Ilrrlmrd lsurr. fmidrv Shmr, Rrrdulph Rum Rnrrard Harrlex. Hn-bn W'Irlrv. Plrrllrp Hnsrlv. CH:-rx Uvrhrrrg. W'rIl1avrr Guru-, 'lurk Hurrun. Sgr Srrmlfw Klu lsr I,xeur. Kenna-th Fvrrv. Capt Roh-rr Srvrx. and Ir Hrrlurd -lulrrmxmr. lsr Sgt. Hwwmri Hradburv. Sgr Hrwarr Lew. Fred Romero. Arthur Rollrng Row Raw Raw Huw 4: Wkllrarrm Ir--'mai CQ.-mrgv Nr-lw: ,larrrf-N HUMN INR Hrl! Ch!-rm 'I Iriri Tlrrn-N Rhimvri K1m.-rx, S-r N1.r.L A Crrlw-rn Sgr Pmzwrrx frm-:rwr I-:,r:1.rx lrfrwrr S4413 If---ri H..,4lr XXA1..-r Cyl 11.3111-N Hrmm- 1.1.1 Hrrrr-,rr I-'r-lu Srrxu i. H.1r1vlr1 Smitf H:-5.11.1 'Wrrrvr Kxrl Plrzw. ,Inf Xxlrlix IQ-flux Xyrlf- Kvlrru-th -Xrrrin-rum Yrrrwr Hn'rf'e-rrs lm Smrrh. C,pI -'arm-N fiurlw, Vlnrmrw Sulfur I--v Yr-wr:,g Univ-rr KL'-irzxrx -Xrrhrzr H-rum-li I4-rwrrnrd Izlrrvr XXII lram Quan 7 ipl Norma: Darn RoPwrr N1-'tr Par CQr:rf:rr. Vlfxflx Xxvrllrarrrx fxfvard Pvprllw. fklp-rw Sullrxarr ,lark lrivrr frrluw 'N1wl:::ar'. Cyl I,w,1:- frrrwrrrt. Earrrwr Nur Hn-rgv: Primm: link f'rrefva.:,gf. f',J.i:v l7..rre'!wrN Cyvrvrgn- Qrmrt rl.-Ln Ignarl Sgr Urwrmld 511D-:hgall Yah-rrrlrzu llruirggxrvl. Yklrllrrrrr Ilrrrrrri Vrrmwl Srrtrrlv Sgr YN:1lr.1rrr I'-hrpxrrrlr lx! Sgr Kunrrvrf Smurf: Ir Kfrrirae-i flux frrri lrnmr He-rrrarrr Vlulam. SJ Xxvzllmrrr Nil mx Ir Sgr Imfwv Xxvar-1 fm- Chwrrznlr-N 1 pl XY'rlIr.mr I-rr'-rirrmrw Ilnrri I,rx.-'rin-rg H-'M-rr -lrvrr.-N Imp.-R i,r,Hnr.m Bw' f5'fWL'5f afuuiq Qaaldall Tlus years varsity footlwll record ended mtlu one mn and four defeats for tlfme Sentinels The seniors who played tluelr last games are xn the baclcfleld Tony Gregol1 at rlglmt lnlf B1ll Dempster at left half acls Gaynor blocking bacls Frank Pullnm lmloclcmg lwcls and Learned Barry at nglmt lull In the lme the seniors are HH Gaynor left end Gus Bayz rxglwt end PM lVlcKeon rxglut taclcle The fellows that recexxed specnl recogn1t1on were aclc Gaynor who made all Northern League as bloclclng luaclc Rlclmard Ung who made the sec ond team at right tackle ess Carmom who made center on the second team 'W Bob Y a im o . ' 9 - . ' : Harold Porrazzo. left guard. , . f . . , . 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'ff-Jr.-W J, ,,, ., ., .,..,, . .yf..'4 Q-,, 'I Au 1 f mm, wx hui' Rolwrb ,M Q-. .nyc 1-:JK 'I wa, A v 191 o, .sp A .4 if Rav Srowell hmmanuel ames Bob Esuobedo Cleve Burke Huy I Nlunco Nita: d its joe Shambrex' Ons Cranford Ralph Yana Q! George Tahan Eddie Nlarrs Eddie Urata John Vfy d Under the co-captaincy of Eddie Urata and Yosai Salcamoto, the Bee football team fared much better than the varsity. They lost only to Hollywood and Marshall and landed on the second berth of the football ladder. Seniors were: Bob Johnston, Yosai Salcamoto, Otis Cranford, Muneo Nitanda, S 741, and Eddie Urata, W '4l. QQ -Xb lk ku li N1 F L L R D I ll s at r ,, a Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont 9 li Xt X ,,.q 41- ,X u v f fs' W Y: Q 'X xv x y .vm Wan X .xx ' N ix 1'3 91 ur Qff' .1 ln I 8 Z, gn 'H' 4 I-rf X ,kv- Coach Harris The varsity haskethaii record ended up this year with three games won arid two iost. Adoiph Goidmari made the ah-Northern team as guard arid Eddie Corrai and Psugie Kaih made honorahie meritiori. The seniors that piayed their iast games ciad iri the green and hiack area sack Spradhn. 'Yom Casey. and Qi Summer '4i. Eddie Corrai. and NW aiter Robert Pena. Lesemen. oi Winter '4X. ME -we fi' P c . x K lisez X-in: Q - Q-f,,s'?'f', . cv.-. epfh' ,wrt inu- x ! ' 1 ' i'K ?lfiSlTN:. . 3-3'P5l'? . V 'T C eq Lmii wigs, 1 ' f.- 'OE -,seg ian ,ei Qs ,Vik ixn E s-sg I 8 SL B Z! gee Eaalzezfddl Row 2: Tom Sugxhara, Stanley Rowson, Bill Colwell, Cleo Nlclver, john Cara wan. Nvalrer Bagley, Coach Harrls Row 1: Armando Armijo, 4mgr.b, Toshlo Toshimoto. Ted Handles. Dewev Larson. Bull Slmgsby, Bob Casey, Naomi lwasalcn .Zee Eaikedall Row 2: Coarh Holllnger, limes! Valenuno, Harold Podeara, johnny Nllshuna. Bob Whrrs Row 1: Toshxro Hara, Henrv Ohmoro, Johnnv Ozawa, Lerov Allison. Tomx Hirara afuuffflia Row 2 Davld Berg Paul Crowder Don Nlurray XX alter Leseman Luclcv Petro vlch Adolph Goldman Coach Harrxs Row l ark Spradlxn Bxll Rasmunen Robert Pena Fddxe Corral W lllnm Kalh Tom Casey Rudy Schaeffer ee:-:B Row 2: Coach Hollinger. jerrv Wlord. Hob Albin. Leo Exsenaon. Orson Chrxstof fermn Row l: Shxgakx Nlarumoro. Dxclc Nlarena, ,lark Yan Zanten. Charles Keene Harvev Slater t u. dx fs. aff 2, ' 6 Q' v- ww-9-mu:-wg., ' 'A' 0 '-lu i-we-Q...v...,. ..h..... . L' Row 5: john Flaw. Jack Spradlln. Don Nlurrav. Par YWIKA-On. ,Ixm Gnvnor. I-farold Pm-3710. Wvxlllam Kalb. .-'Xdulph Goldman. Coach I-Iollln Row 2: Tom Lnsex, Rav Sxuwrll. Yutaka Shlmbn. Robert Pena. Bxll Denmparer. Hxll Smlth. Hob Hemi. Avrhur Berkowitz Row l: Km! Rr-hh-ld. Dewev Iarsnn. -ln? Glangrvgorlo, filwnod Suuklm. Hub Johniton. Tons Gregnln. H-xl' Roberts. Gm Ban. Rnihard L'ng gafielaff '7eam xx Smvell. Hull L.-vluvll. Bob .-Xllwn. joe Im Blank, Unk Nhrxerm. Juv Shnlnl rm'Y. Jrrrv Yutm. Bob Kxng, Nnurm Imaxnkx, Cr q'4u rgn- Hvll. Clxdc H1 nn mum a r N 4 uunx. Armando .-'xlrnlju CH:ulef Keem-. Paul Cnmder. Yukm Kxmura. Frank CQ-vrnvz, Hub Caxev. Lien Mclver. joe Gmngregurxo. lark vlmdon, George Kanawha. Manuel Rum -Xiu lkamm 1 Cul Frnkinrx, john Knlm Tom Cav-s XY'alr Baglvv Hub vluhrvtnrm IDA-um Inrwrx. Tom Gu-gnll, Bob Exmln-do Yoxax Snkamuto. Yutaka Shxnvww f 1 Herr! ' r -im,-i r 9.2 K v 1 pr an frm ro r 7enm2L 7eam 9 naw .WN Harold Jackson, Stanton Agee, Eddie Gordon, Jack Kenwell William Kalb. Bill Nlartin, Archie Berkowitz, Floyd Wells y Tony Nunez, Louis Albin, Norman Diclcman, Alex Moody' Basil Treppa. Ralph Gleason. Albert Nigbet, Harold Ross, Bar' Clay COYHSSV Difk S!ir2nS. Coach Hollinger. Fung Lun Chan QW vm Coach ii Hollinger Coach Lynch xl' in ffl ' 3 f W2 Row 3: Mr. Lynch, Shigeo Hamashita, C. A. Nail, John Adair, Verne Vllarner, Chuda Rhee, Walt Vaquoa, Bob Lohr, John Chilson, Stanley Vaquoa Row 2: Shigeo Shishido, Takeshi Hamann, Curly Campbell, Anthony Emanuel, Bert Most, Lester Hoffarth, Sol Margolis, Burnell Holt Row 1: Aaron Cutler, Bud Mason, Frank Nlorand. Frankie Sanetc, Pete Smith, ,lim McDougall, Robert Culley, Ken Hartung '7wck Belmont's varsity traclc team won all but its Holly- wood meet in its inter-school events. As this bool: went to press neither the Northern League title nor the All-city title had been decided. but Belmont was considered to have had a good chance for each. Star of the team was Bill Superman Smith who held two city traclc titles, in broad jump and in high jump, in 1940-1941. Graduating seniors were: Bill Smith, Elwood Stricldin, rnilerg jim Gaynor, hurdlerg Tony Gre- . goli, shot putter: Cleo 1V1c1vers, broad jumper: Bob King, 880 mang and Harold Laffoon, 440 man. wk - ..,.. s , 1- Bill Smith lcapraini. 100. 220, relax' A fIe?2'+? 1 , J i , s,fi5,,.' Sri'-Qin r,,s V, E yu.. '1 tiki 4 .'W,'v'r.1'3 7l Hob Boyd. low and high hurdles. broad jump. relax 'Q '-ef. ' if-J .ii lim Gaxnor. low and high hurdles: George Tahan .yy ,f,.-f-4 V ! ' ' 'iff 2' Hu- low and high hurdles. relax. -, M :ds , ..,.,-1?ffr'l V 1 -' 1 Aft .-'if .2 A Q dixffj j-T . . he -, ' I ' :fi 'fi 5 . , Cl 1 4V'v': L-W hd fff a-:,Y . 1 '. -.-REB-.T .. -4 '-Q , S .. Edmund Crsnf-ms. lwroadfjump, high-jump, relav, ' '- Fifi Q Q -4Pkv 7' A Tom' Gregoli, shot-put. Managers: jess Roclrnguez. Ronald Pomeroy. Isadure Dzckl-ns. ,A ,A,AA,L, 5, 1 ' 2. 4 9 ' :L EE, M QI ui YL, 'J 'KQTT33 vl 'bi' i Chuda Rhea-. pole vault gi if 2? i 'Z ' S 3 pw ,sawn ar 3 sg: , ,X 1 lf 1 Cleo Nlclver, broad-Jump. 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Yasuko Hosozawa. josep- hine Lipson, Sylvia Rosner, .loan Barber. Ruth Nelson, Florrine Sager, Flora Pollo. Alice Howard, Anita Rose. Martha Zaime. Alicia Gonzales, Jeanette Davis, Freda Bedig, Laura Gottesman, Agnes Garcia. 2: Kimiko Mori, Kikuye Alcamatsu. Setsulco Shirao. Sumilco Shigematsu, Toshiko Monikuni. Grace Torres, Harulco Nagahiro, Chizuko Nishimoto, Sakaye Fujiwara, Shizulco Yamada, Jesusa Celaya. Masako Motonaga. Run lshigami. Rumi Saito. Mar- garet Thomas. Masako Yaguchi. Priscilla Lumm. 1: Narsuye Fujimoto. Angelita Onriveras, Palma Mumolo, Fay Di Gilio, ,lune Tolliver. Pat Major. Margaret Steele. Anne Scott. Nliriam Rowson, Mrs. lrvine, Dolly Ummarino. Etsuko Katavama, Mary' Nlayekawa. Lydia Carrillo. Florence Fukuoka. Nlarv Lamour. Bee Roberts, Sinko Talcagi. Helen Yanagihara. 7f!'4l ia 5 I f 1 f '7- J, june Tolllver, assr. tennis heady W Margaret Steele. badminton heady ' 5 Margaret Thomas, swimming In ,.,, , head, Josephine Garrett. historian 1, . , 5 .4 li r .my jx? if Gym Teachers: Kliss Cone. Nlrs, Andrews. Nlrs. Irvine. Nliss Newcomer. 3 '41 3 J Song Leaders: Vivian Vfatkins, Dnrris Smirh. jenn Sraah. Marv Mayekawa, treasurerg Et- sulro Katayama, recording sec- retary: Anne Scott. corresponding X , J 1? it secretary: Dolly Ummarino, vice- presidenr: Miriam Rowson, presi- A M' i dent. , 7 If f ., QTY' V h 4 IW 7 Y 'fi' Vw f Q - A if A Row Row Row Row Row Row 6. 5. 4: 5. 2. 1. ldelin Karp. Evelyn Turner. Dolores Cain. Alice Gerson. Jewel brnbaum, Edith Slater, Virginia Garrett. Nlarv La Nlanna. Anita Chapron. Bervl W'ard. Alice Xxfiggins, Nleon Bechrer, Kimilto Komatsu, Yesulto ldosozawa. llitsulto Yamashita, Yukiye Shiralcawa. Fumi Saito. Florence Higa. Nobuyo Nlrshxma. Fraun Reeves. Flora Pollo. ,lean Ann Michel, Laura Gortesman. Emma Lou Simmons. Berry Gilltev. Gertrude Pepper. lrene Vfhire, Viola George. Setsukc Naltagawa, Yoshilto Yabumoto. Pauline l.acasella. Yoshiko Oltazal-ti. Audrev Dakin. Priscilla Lumm, Edan Wlyner. Kimiko Mori. Seiko Kami, mura. Angela Piro. Carolyn Wlebber. Neva Schauer. Gail Smith, Grace Diaz. Elizabeth Rodriguez. Doreen Osborn. Janice Rose. ,lunct Yamamoto. Dororhv liinbinder. lrma Vfilson. Helen Spydell. Jeanette Davis. lsabella Sicltendich, Thelma Mareina. jackie de Lancs, Nlarv Lou Candy. Edan Xvollman. Beulah Ellis. Nlary Nicassio. ,lo Anne Brown. Elizabeth Blorrissey. Adele Segal, Pat Major, Agnes Garcia, Ruri Ishigami, Sarah Song, jesusa Celava, Saltave Fujihara. Toshilto Nloriltuni. Elizabeth Galperin, Eunice Rodriguez. Ritsu Uveno. hliyulti Yabe. Chieko Soda. Ayalto Takeinoto. Katherine Grafv. Theresa Radogna. Erlene DeCamp. Nladellne Coruny, Lillian Derler. Svlvia Rosner. Rua Segal. Frances Davis. Evangeline Alarcon. Elaine Mcfflinrnck. Eunire Bvdal. jerry Nlerez. livelvn Xvall, june l.ovvorn. Doris Porrini, joan llarlter. Gloria Sugar. Thalia Angel. Hochlle liusrnmenre, Klan' Lopez. ll-lary Nlayeltawa. Vivian W'atltins, ,lean Slaah. lwargaret Steele, Ninn' l.amour, ,lune Tollixer. Nliriam Rowson. Ann Scott. Dolls' Ummarinn Ersulro Kararama. Margaret Thomas. Josephine Garrett, Roberz Rubens, I f ni-, , .,7,, wv ,V !!, KAORU FMI RAC HI' I ROMO M -XRJORIF NX ALDO 704h4Z!S -A-r N! 1 GLORIA JONES S '41 NZ!-Shu ancfrq 7041 Nler edu Santa Nlaxxa Klan Nakagama une Nlornsln 'Nlars Rtdnnwne Hn plate of Nxrgxnla Hexntzb IaNell Ogle Pegg Thxelmann X x I XX Row 3 mn bmah Nomn S hwam bra e bhnrax Row 2 lk-noxu Emx Nlan Yanaglhara Gloria one 'Nlxrxam Rouson Sexko k1m1mu1a ht uko lkataxama Strsukn Shxrau llorrl Porrxm Rowl Hmltn Vllxane lVl1s-ne Tan1g.,uh1 Sxlua Romr Florene Fukuoka lknmllso Kumar u The front lawn IS a danger ous place to be durmg thnrd perlod, for here MISS New omers Dlanas are flllmg the .nr wlth arrows This anclent sport requlres a steady hand and arm and perfect poxse All girls who earn at least six part1c1p1t1o po1nts m sports, and as a result earn thelr B ,,.,4-an-Y are prlvxleged to he m the Letterwomen club and to wear the green and black sweater of thxs OfgEl!1lL'1tlOl l In W 41 under the pres! Clency of Kaoru Eml the Let tervwomen gave thelr annual Teachers Playday 1n whlch all the feffllfllfle lfC3Cl'lCl'S of ELIC faculty HFC ll'1VltCd to talce part . lf-sv' . ,, 4-1 . f -I-f I . , .ffbt Q4 1 ' - 4 fl' -l lf, ,Q- , x . A' 4' KV RAM? 4 V . , . . M I . ,. 1 J 55' A '. A ' ga M , V Afiywx A, ll LI W V ir, AX M A . A :C f I' A ' ' f f -4 VY, ' 4 e y V, 1 it , ,fU'5ffk 'Q ef ' ' .f as 44 V V : T . . c ' . ' t ' . : '. , ' ' , J s, . . rr ', -S ' V V' , '. ' . 5 . : -- , 'I-'.i su t . I ' KS. V I 1 A. ' ' ' un 'V 5 . T - L V ' '1 A . Y . , . . : 5 .. I, . S. , .',. '47 Officers for S '41 were Dorris Porrini. presi dent, Sylvia Rosner vtce president K1mIkO Ko matsu secretary, and Setlco Kamlmura trea surer Mrs Irvlne xs sponsor of tl'11s group One pomt IS recewed m archery lf a glrl acqulres sufli cxent slcxll Hxghest scorer m W 41 was Betty Rlchards In S 41 the Belmont archers took flrst place at every playclay Rot Row Row Row Row Row Row Clara Doyle Dorrls Porrmx lN1n1am Rowson Roberts ean Sta1b Swlvxa Rosner Sylvia fzstersohn Axalto Nlshlmura Arldlth Wong I-tsuko Kataxama ,lunet Yamamoto St-tsulxo Shlrao Nlary Nlayeltawa Dolls Ummarmn Alice Howard lkrmllcn Komatsu Margaret Thomas Yoshlko Okazakx lvllwalto Wlarumoto Sexlto Kamlmura Run Ishlgaml Cylorla ones 'Warharet Steele Natsuxe Fuumoto Helen Yamada Mk' fl rrente Nara Quialm lknzon N111 r 4 tx nu x 1 :1 rn, r Alford Bt-'tu lufr on Rose Klan Helnphlll l . . , v - ' , . 1 , -'71 1 j . . . ' . . .6: . F l -Q -. F, l . b 53 . I ' . ' ' . 42 ., J ' ', ' 3: . : . 2: ' J .. . ' . 1: ' ' , . . 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I-lr K lv, llmrm x S41 ROW Row Row Row fa I Dorns Smlth ftsulro lxatayama Hochxle Hustamente Nlmam Rowson Eunxce Bydal Anne Scott Rohexu Roberts Vlvxan XX atlslns ean Stub Evant,tllm Alnton Nlarx H1mamoto Fmnces K ko Chleko Sod1 PI-ana Mambo Marx Talceto Aluko Hosni Alcxko Otomo Fnntes Brapulla M-:ry Nlayrluwa Nleon Buhtm ean Ann Nllchel I1ura Gottesman Rlta Segal Adele Segal Toshllso lVlol1l-cum lose-phme lxp nn Sxluw Rosnu Rosalie Llpsnn Dolls Ummarlno louxse Knopow 'Vlarnyn Glass Rxtsu UH-no Yasullo Hosozaua Nohuko Santo Elizabeth Rodriguez Shlzuko Yamada Helen Yamada Setsulco Shxrao Nlargaret Thomas Gloria Gould Luulle Alexander gadalco Kalzojl Sumxlco Shamatsu Marv lanmur Lydla Carrxllo une Tolllvel fharlotte Jusllowltz Natsuye Fujlmoto esus1 Celaya Eunice Rodrxcuez Agnes Garcia Helen gps dell Fonda Felnhlatt Belmonts future Alice Marbles swmg their raclcets after school every Tuesday and Wfed nesday under me watchful eye of Miss Cone One glrl may not come out both afternoons though Groups of four glrls play about twenty mmutes each so that all may have a chance to play Playmg twelve afternoons a term ments one partxcrpatlon pomt Tenms IS not only good exercxse and fun, It also helps the glrls to develop polse and grace Lyd1a Carrxllo headed th c u 0014 '7 X I f' X fvq l X ,. -I .1 ff dx X7 ' Glad ' li l Ji l ' e ,sls 12 if ' 5 T l lb... G' v A A l D Q S f rfpfq QC .X A fav. f I ck' Qi as X rx K M ' X hx X I r fs x Q J ll S ' '9 6144.5 5544! Although Belmont has- n't its own swimming pool, it has its share of excellent swimmers and divers. Every Tuesday afternoon the girls receive instruction in swimming. diving, and life saving from the teachers at the YW CA One point is eirnecl for attending twelve sessions a semester Heid of the swimming club was Margaret Thomas Row! Roberta Robert C uuudi Poppei Flora Pollo uni 'N1iC.om-iell -Xnira 'Vhrgaret lennox Xohilco Ol-tazalci Nlion Hithzz-r Bern Giilcs 'Vlau Rowl Roth -Xnn Starr ith Sarer Xirginn Larr llnre-nic Villains P Lutille Alexander Br.-ril XX 1rd Isabella Si lendi lt D iorhi Turtle Row I Nlargarer Thorin X ni XX iggins hiinlio Doi X ii,.ini:i H ndu on i on ni e oiri iii: Chizi. o s inmro Thilnu 'Nl reins 'X an an Glad Rim Row Row rimirz r un 1 irr an ia si im ii iola Georg. rar x in 1 rruri xii srirw an a anna i mini i ,, w ui in X 1 -Xnn iikus hir ix 1 i 'K an 'Niiassio ara or i- eresa a otna a e a 1 end: l N iwalio N arumoro N iiol- a e Sul mix o ulco ll-azalci 'Hari ou iandx na o man Cara erslind Olga 'Vlilm i 1 man ii Vlargarer Steele Ruth Blumenson Ann Fink 'Vlnolro Talcanaslrx Xolnlx Xahamoro uni! arfumr Cqhizulro Nishimozo Peggs laml-er! Carolvn Webber Fraun Reeves Nlarv Hamamnro Grace Diaz Qhatvon 'mer B'otL Sallx Lilpuitir Billi Hwcadorn Thalxa lmgvl i in nm ost inn X i 'irsi 'X urph o ull 5 irv ri t l vii fmidx Cyloria Sugar Badminton ls 'in other ofthe ilter school clubs offering fun and recreution to G A A memh rs The hirclies fly everv M ed nesdiy ilternoon in the grls gym under nh coaching of Nliss Newcomer A girl go ng out for had n nton cannot go out for ten r-is :iso This gfmc counts as one point to vnr the girls 3 after twelve 'attend inces during the se mester The he1d ol hidminton vns lVl1r giret Steele g - , s Ed ' . ' ' . ' . : .. at- Nl.: i'. A 1. R l . V1-on. ' . . ' . ' . . c' cg iw . :H V A-,ln QC -- . e V: .P. '.'l l,Nb'i i.,.,l'n- l.p:,,EufRi'g'., lcN:h ..l'.- 11. r.. l . . - v, T V . i i . : 5 'K d . Q. s. .S i . V i i 'ij i - Row 4: ,lunr k5wi'ns. I-wlsii Tiirrwr. Klan fire-enlau. ,li-wel llirnhaum. Allie Cn-:suit lwvlxn l'singvr. 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Sundvrman look at thx' bxrdlv H Q! , vnmr Bench ax we-n .mm rm-n x nw. up un the Hag px-lr un 'umm XX arin wh-an SMH' ftlrarmr Serine!! lnnna Alford and Vxrgxnxa Hxddh- IKK S-fpal ngnm rnakxug n 1 eau ' Gamma ,- Ar the Trl Y hills' parxv. Nlargnrvl Su-1-lv. and two fxxcnda dlscmbarlz for a rxdv on rlu- mn-rxxfgo mund Lanwntxng rlw wall fare of thc Svmor Bench are. among others: Joe Zxmhrolz. Blanche Yalexmmf. Char- lotte Rem. Ted Cohrr. Thelma Exsen. Nma Soudaknff. Hellem- Freeman, Ramona Henrv. and Ylvxan Vfrol-el. ,-X npxcal lunch wk-ne. fl V 9 Aff' in , 'H 2-1. QWQ.. 1 .. Top Left: A rrung morn!-nt fur a Sqqres' mmare Top Right: Senore-N Klclienn D1-mpxu-r and Slxrzg-lv cake xr eau H Bottom: Oman lk-.f:.1n1 mah head an rmuncer at zhe flmxlmll gaxnm R O T K. buxx .un fer muh J mnm:.x.lv pulnnnxan Jqrzn, :he P T .-X .un'.l-rw nun at Belmnnr Gus Writer Bawz ls l lllce Ice Cream, sau srru L wlrh a blond lnsplranon Al Lxndenbaum. Bur one at n nme. please. 4-sf ,lm Hwood Strnlclln. from lVl1ler to Steeplejaclc. l.ou15e Clark and Nlunel Cromer holdmg up Belmonfa torch of learning EW' 70410 Septem ber, 1 940 Los A ngeles el Benny tod ly se and I and Campanllnto oses jaloppy start a years trxp I'he hrst stop we make on the Highway rs the senores 1nd senorrtas Le1gues flesh for scrubltos ,Sturm L SVI-XKIS TOOD4 SEPT Q QP l Q w-solo N W' 4 QW tuluuo V39 1 'to . we 1 59 Further down the Hrghway jose goes alone ta a Muchachos Assembly Pretty soon looking out wmdows we see new Ieepees for armory and shops on-Ben Somoa yfw mp' xi ,sf-an 7 Q .N were 5 3 V V N :lc Y C- AQ NSI! I-GQX .b T up: fl ,V , ml ug? Elf? se? October, 1940 Mexico City AVA season that starts today Wflw Rid Sem' Caramba' What IS this one Another revo utlon No ose It ns but the football Manana the sun he does qi-ft 4 foo 1 fav? WW, , L, is-Y ' fx la ll M .MM-A 34 AGR lvl?- Ay ay y Poor Senor Bee he cannot stand to see Senor Aye tak mg the spotllght nn new vista Gone with the Draft All the cast have brown costumes Next we VISIK set where Social Studles Departmento ns filnung Armlstlce Day pro Novevl ber 1940 Hollywood playing xn PI1y Day at Dorsey Hugh set Maestro Perry directs hugh school bandos m the Collseum at Football Carnival 'Ioeprmts of fifteen C S F s are placed nn cement at Grauhombre s Chmese Theatro ose tangos and rhumbas for Hollywood mght life at Gtrls Councll Dance A few days later he sees pre ml re of basketball season X maui fn:4',,+f ytlunlfp 4-T fx fS'x,?,4 ,,v., 5 K, LCV? F' WNQ Q at Q CD19 M75 anuarv, 1941 Last Lap Home not shxne but brave teachers have pxcnlc and play between raindrops lh Fern Dell After some days chugging on way wlth I-l Lampanllrto we come to Trrtt Hotel where we stop to sung many tunes at the song assembly Next we are Hred with learning 1bout fire at the safety assembly On the following morning we are serenaded by a group of young artists Before we leave Prudence Peso vlstts the home economlcs rooms and cooks up a batch f frryoles 1nd tamales warm 'rltbr ' R by WD VI cliff EKWEASL N 4 J lgioxslfl fi l Xa J Lx, fbi C, tests 'fV'X Xu qui? AWN cs QE vc Ev MNTA A NU Y Sn Hllltoppers chosen to be Fpheblanos Hoppmg unto El Cam panlllto we drne on to hear B10 Reading Contest There ls a sem: annual revolutlon and I take ose to Cnty Hall to see new set of comandantes We see senior play Buenas Dlas Stranger staged by Senora Palmer and dra matics class Also we see The Scarlet Plmpernel Semor Bee glves prom to Senior Aye and ln return Sensor Aye leayes sacred stone bench before leay mg us Poor Jose the doctor harpoons htm with needle for tuberculosis test To cheer htm up I take htm to see sneak preview of If I were Rey Esklmos soldados pass us ln heavy robes lh thexr kayaks on their way to the Army Ball We all have merry Chrxstmas after seelng A Chrlstmas Carol During the Christmas slesta new showers are pu! unto muchachos gym Water ls routed from the gla cners ose 1nd many other hombres stay ln tgloos wlth Hu December 1940 uneau 121-1 ol? nw as 'I Q5 Q-X N S.. 3 ,3- si? ion if bg: Cbwwlc QU fl 9-E7 fl f N 1 il J ,i Y V. .- . . 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ALT ,I ' P' ' V ,,'7 K I , ' F, R X K 4,1 V if ' cw om- A . - .- .. I lj, ' K A535 1 - NX , - AH. i ,A HA Y , ,Q gba- 5 fa ffsyx fs. I E . A L. .. . A , ' 3 'H ry-rw! In 'X X Q A Q? W' e t y - J' - ' '. I ' C, J 'y.lll!twZfN Ip' -J' ' wmv 4 ,geo y, ,Nfl 1 , Q ' -v Ja , 1 .5 ,s I , U ,. ' . 'Ag I ff N! . . U is-.y ' 'L' ' 2 X s ,f ' fi . U - Jr .v u A t xl I ii gf . ' . 1 A ' 4,- - ' fiijlfl V VW I-X V! r , QP 5 x V Pnl!! - , ,.-.X Wx! Nfl if tr X, 4 2- I CT wx 1 wx 96 From out of the fog we see twenty sux C S F s entering the Golden Gate We hear artlsts conung from across the Bay Senor Aye ls so cold he buys hun dred of sea foam green sweaters Pretty no? No' yells jealous Senor Bee There us great down pour and first we think ll ls ram but then we see that semor bench has broken and that Senor Aye IS crymg mxlllons of tears We make a short stop for rellglous conference Next we see first practlce track March, 1 941 San Francisco the mustc of many young IUCQK Q 3416 X DTN. 00' QL. 1 'K 3 'Y ose and I continue February' ravelllng up thle Hugh w to Fair anks Falrbanks where B10 pa ooses climb into rumble seat Mass Ray does bac seat drlylng at Counselling Assembly Campanile photog raphers come to take putures but heavy agua from sky causes delay After a patriotic rally we start on way back but first stop ln at Trttt Service Station to examlne map of America shown at Social Studies Assembly Passing us on the Highway alumna honk their horns at us Ax ' if-to CQLM 1EN Q15 tlpgyt bww QS wg' o 'W d al W MIM YWNUYRPMY Tw 'oomawue F usefull, .T Rs 1 April, 1941 R10 de anezro Chugglng down the bumpy road to R10 we see billboards and jose holds up traffic as he looks at beautl ful senorltas m Fashion Show We see the Blossom Time dance Itself jose develops tooth trouble and goes to the dentlst Next we are busy seeing new Epheblanos B10 Reading Contest Sprung Parado R O T C Ball Band and Orchestra program and Memorial Day program and almost for get to start back home May, 1941 Buenos Aires Gxrls Council blossom out ln Then we go to see operetta Z Y. O 3.2 'E il F TH Iii?-iN r Vvvxx xx.X ld ?- i- l ...P-.1- assembly advertlslng Campanile Three actors drne ahead for Shakespear ean Contest ose is perfect host to twelve hundred senoras at PTA convention We get sprung fever Pagltaccl Knights Dance Victor Herbert Pan Amerlcan Day Cotton Day Open House and Boys Week tie I s. qg3 t I-'N -H 'O' 1 4 XL: we mem X kliiww -W J 3 1 X9 X xg ARMY 'W g Y As soon as bl Cam panllnto gets us hack home we see Twelfth Night Senor Bee breaks down and gives Senor Aye a prom We notue that all Hilltoppers seem very concerted Student body polltncxans make egotistical nonunatxon speeches Senor Aye praises hnmself al Class Day and mans une 1941 Los Angeles 25' honor students take bows at Awards Assembly S enny after a long but good t p It ls a os L-c ' fz I T :KTA I'v1'Lfff'- f P 'Nl ll 5 . .4 . I ii 4 W . ' ' . g ',f'Xk L if ix-1 V A -V I. - Q ' ' - V I I . 3 pw' in Jil A 1 4 . x : A is f we Q it 1 - . - f - ' I ' R gy 1 4 I- 5 ,A . ' I . l . 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A e we it 1 A f , ' .-X - if V. ,V ,J X Y K K X X' ,Sw 0 X 0 ' 'Se ' . . c e - , f gli ,W ,Q . x, G e f A I jf of .2 1 I , .- ' ' in , x f'f f-'- 1 . is y - 'f h 1 4 L. C.: fs 1 e A AX ,X ,.'-'M' I L . - A ' I I ' ' - - Y ' X . 1 f-,, . ', 'l-.,:t.' ' ' ' . f J N i 'Eff' fix 1 we 'X - L -'B ri , ' ' -di of o ALFRED and FABRIS Photographers Alfred Trerotolu Ed MacDonald Frank Rxce SUPERIOR ENGRAVING CO Engravers D I De Mumlel STATIONERS CORPORATION Prmters Ioe Blederman P10 Venturellx WEBER MCCREA Cover Prmters Bmders Robert McGrath AR OLD BAUER Stat Aavuo LEWIS DOUGLASS Busmes Advrear PAUL ROSEIN A Vvork bw CUWDGWIIG HM tralon Ctas Robert Graham Ilrn Gaynor Mtckey England L onad Bearfeld D1 K Ung Mlk Manch Phlllxp Kun Ixmmle Lewl and B111 Smnh 1 I O O ' t Busmess Manager W 415 EUGENE NOVISOEE, Business Manager, S41 1 rt ' A' .. . ' ' S. 1' .S , ' , ' K , KW I S CD J fi Scgnafafzwl Q ,, VX x X9 A V 9 rm A 41 ve' x X7 NVQ, 1 0+ J X w 1- , ln 1 3 ' if 1 5 L f X X ' Q X W! K 'H X 'l.,,, K V ' ' fa 3-X . QV 'r A P x f xgnw We extend our Congratulations to the graduating class of 1941 lVllCHAEl, TREROTOLA ALFRED TREROTOLA .Alfred and flabrzs BOHEMIAN STUDICS O zczal Photographers o Belmont Hxgh School Cathedral Hngh School Hollywood Hxgh School Polytechnic High School Marshall High School Telephone Mutual 0436 304 So Broadway Bradbury Bldg Sulte 228 Los Angeles Cahforma Re :dence 4018 Thlrd Avenue Telephone AXm1nster 8070 Negatwes Always on File at Above Address Awarded Salon Honors Pacnhc Internatlonal Photo Assn Conventnon Awarded Salon Honors by the Pacxhc lnternatlonal Assocnatxon the Ambassador Hotel Los Angeles Callforma Salon Honors at the Hotel Pennsylvama New York Three portraits selected were honored m the traveling loan exhlbxts of the Photog raphers ASSOCIBKIOH of Amer1c1 Awards ofMer1t1ttheltal1an Pavxllon Long Beach Vxsxt please our permanent exhibit xn the State Exposxtron Building Exposition Park ll' U ff ' ' f qi? r S. W :z I - .D , n . ,n : '79 Accepted and exhibited by photo associatlon M.A.S., Wavshington, K I T C H E N EQUIPMENT Ol' CAFES RESTAURANTS SCHOOLS and INSTITUTIONS STEPPENI IEIHIIB HIITEI SUPPIY EU s E H PR sam WARREN CANDY C0 E WARREN O LOCAL AND NATIONAL BRANDS E +7+h S+ TUII 7609 C If MO I 3622 PATRONIZE Youlz CANDY COUNTER Ask For Los ANGELES M A D E C A N D Y I v ALLEN C W RITTER coMvANv S +hM CIF MANUFACTURERS OF DIPLOMAS RINGS PINS ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS AWARDS CARDS STATIONERY TROPHIES OFFICIAL JEWELERS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION BAXTER NORTHUP MUSIC COMPANY p o CI Io Ima e u e e senIed n Ihe BAND 81 ORCHESTRA of Ilwe WE WISH YOU MUCH SUCCESS IN THIS ISSUE COMPLIMENTS OF THE OFFICIAL JEWELER OF THE CLASSES OF I94I Come to Us or You Lumber American Hardwood Co Telephone PRospecI' 4235 I90O E C f QUALITY SUPPLY CO MRAGON MAYONNAISE PICKLES POTATO CHIPS RELISI-I , ,, V ,W AV Y , Y - I O f ' ' 0 . , wner ' o '. 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