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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1942 volume:

1-4 V, 1-312' f G 4' ' If .Y .4 . 3- ' , . 5-1 I. SH H... ,,, . ..-'im 'x QI' .. .114 .Y . I fi H. .xi C I 7 , 1 'WM gm W ,f 'Q-' , A ? x A 1 x l XX jf Q Q4 Q J 1' I fa . 'Sri 3 in .ef -x :Ti -L 'f Q 4: O. ls-' I lc : f9,,m,4e,,1f,, dbz, tl? SENIOR CLASSES W ' 'ir' 0 , 1 BELMONT HIGH SCHOCL Los Angeles, California -,Q VJ... . W-in-,,.,,L jrr.. .-'A gf' U 5 -U E N V: Q ::. ., , ki- X . 5. x E CU fl 'XA'--AULSON SHVE I The Pendulum Swings Over fhe Hill I5 - 32 Sfudenf Body Officers I Legislafive Council Girls' League Boys' League-Safefy Council Confrol Boards ll Time Elapses for Seniors - 33 - 62 W '42 Ephebians W '42 Class Officers and Sponsors W '42 Seniors S '42 Eplwebians S '42 Class Officers and Sponsors TIIHE S' 42 Seniors C.S.F.s and Eulexians Class Picfures lll Cogs Revolve Daily - Campanile Edifors Campanile Sfaff Senfinel Sfaff Knighfs Service Club Squires-Hi-Y Tri-Y 63-89 Wwfifeeab TIIHE IV Time Io Spare - - - 90- II2 S1'udenI's Taking Life Easy BeImon+ Takes Par'I' in Defense V Llmlfecl Time in Sporfs - I I3 - I45 Foo+baII BaskeI'baII-LeHermen Baseball-Tennis Track Girls' A+hIe+ic Associafion LeH'erwomen-G.A.A. Cabiner Girls' Sporfs Phofograph Con+es'r Calendar Imgifbw Ns.. 56 ff is iS.?5f?,.L 1. R, iff. A I? f H. lli,'f-.SQTW X' . A 5 ll ,Ari K' i K N V.. ,gi ,..... 1 I ga, -Lx Y-1,-. Time, +ha+ quiel' fhief, who wifh malicious forefhoughl' sfeals our precious momenls, has ofren been +he rheme of year books. However, +he associafion of +ime wi+h pasl' publicafions has usually been in a quiel' or noiseless way. The Sands of Time, Time's Sunny Hours, lhe Hourglass of Time ring a cognizanl' bell in our minds. This year +he Campanile Sraff selecled for fheir +'heme Time, bu+ in a diFFeren'r sense. Today more fhan ever, +ime is a greai' mo+iva'I'ing force. Today, 'rime is nor silenf, buf is a greal clashing of cogs . . . whirring wheels . . . humming bel+s . . . screaming drills . . . whislles . . . bells . . . gongs . . . sirens . . . all crealing a +remendous din and dissonance, buf al +he same fime creafing a harmony of chords beyond compare. ln our smug liHle lives we have slipped in'lo an easy way of living. Whal' we cannol do loday will be done 'romorrow-maybe. Bur now all is changed. We musl change our +empo and rhy'rhm 'lo new ways and new ideals. We musl be con- scious of 1'he noise +ha+ lime makes.-The 'rick lock of fhe clock, lhe ringing of fhe hour, is now a signal of 'rime pasl' and we musi' keep rrack of how we have speni' +ha+ fime. As necessily arises, we musl' change our direcfion. Our aims become more viral, more rugged, wi'rh each rick of rhe clock. I 0 sq Q 1 lil g-swim' .f ' ' : 'f ' - - .T ,df L., s.. , - 1 . . :.,.'.c, - C - ' -' , n C'.- ., . , ,yi F f ' ,rl l' 5-'lla 3 -I-Q-12 ? Sf - IW ' 1 . PH-13:14 mb U sv y 1- .1:ifE41,f ,- , -. ,-.if f fi SW ,Y -'-:sv FS? i ' 'fm l '1' :A ,fo 4, gi! 3 H . , ,P f . 1' FJ I y 'Q' I .Z X x af- , i if . - . ' ' 1 ' 'tar gli , . 'ff L img. df.: 53 'Cl' if N 2 3 L ' 1 x 'fj.y.T- ' 17-4727 ffl'-j: ' If --,ew ,, .,.- . ., ,, .MV .. , -Namwuaf' r The workman is wakened by fhe ringing: of fhe alarm clock. The facfory whisfles blow. He punches his fime card. He finishes his labor wifh fhe ringing of bells. The sfudenf sfarfs his day wifh ringing bells and ends fhe school day wifh anofher bell. Games begin wifh a bell, a whisfle, a shof, or some ofher hearfy noise, and end fhe same way. No, fime is nof a silenf fhing. lf breafhes, if has a pulse, if makes crying sounds. We of Belmonf acknowledge fhaf fime is of flesh and blood, and in fhe follow- ing pages we have shown nof fhe finished, specfacular performance, nor fhe finished arficle for display. Rafher we have affempfed fo show fhaf Belmonf has kepf sfep wifh fhe changing fempo and rhyfhm of fime. We are showing how we spend our fime, fhe work we are learning fo do wifh our hands andminds, fhe fime and efforf involved in furning ouf a display arficle, fhe fime and careful fraining necessary for all producfion. T Time can be vengeful, buf if can also be a powerful force for creafion. Think buf for a momenf whaf fhe noises of fime mean fo you-fhe fool' of a whisfle- fhe blare of a horn--fhe ringing of bells-fhe sfeady, pulsafing fick-fock of fhe clock. THE CAM-PANILE STAFF. Q ff 3'-' Z. Q. 5732 lm. gggj, iw., S The fick of +he clock-'rhe moving hands -'rhe passing hours-all rhese are of ihe na'rure of Time. Sunrise and sunsei'--+he moon and +he +ides-ihese loo mark +he passing of Time. Bul' Time is more +han a measuremenl' of space befween +hen and now. The essence of Time is i+s personalness. The same lapse of 'hours +o one man may mean success, io anoiher failure. To me ihis passage of Time may mean joy and produciiveness, +o an- o'rher if may mean desola+ion and emp'ri- ness. The same hour may bring, glory +o one and shame +o anolher-. Time ihen is a parf of life. Our own life is Time as we inferprei' if, as we mould if -if is fhe days of our years. Our Todays and Yesierdays are +he blocks wiih which we build-Thoughl' quarries fhe mines of Time and builds Life. ' Life, +hen, will be ric'hes'r and mos+ saiis- fying when Time, every passing momen'r of if, is looked upon as marerial our of which +o build-The work of Ari-+he good Life -demand Time for rheir complefion. Who shall separnaie 'rhe Thinker from lhe Thoughl'-+he Builder, from 'I'he Building or Time from 'rhe producrflof Time? Time and Life are one- CDUR APPRECIATICDN . . . +o Guy Wrighr, more ofren aFFec+iona+ely called The General. Mem- ber of +he lnduslrial Arl's Deparimenl, year affer year he has lecl ancl assisled youlhs in finding a foolhold in 'rhe greal advenlure olfearning a living. Teacher of elecfriciiy ancl slage, his work is alwiaysa .viral necessily for all social, musical, and dramalic procluc+ion.fl 'he 'fGen- eral lives up fo his nickname, managing all fhe unseen, clelailfancl mechanics necessary for 'rhe smoo+h funclioning of Belmon+'s acjigiifiesf' I+ is noi surprising. +hen, ihal' fhe Hilllop school has achieved disrinclion in il's produciions wi+'h +he General, lhe unseen hero of back sfage. - gf. I ,' ' . Sf. ' 7 - ,-.. 0 ,. - ss , . . E-. 9 ,f-. . -a . N1 I NW -nf' V X? .XXXQ X. X Y' S . XXNXX- XXNXQQ NXXXXXSXS X. X K s S . 5 S X Q Q' -X 'LF -Q . X XXX -sm. . , XXXNXXWH X t Q X . xi Xu, 5 AQ 5 Q X K XXXQ X XX X X X XS M X55 J Ng N X -fiwv-swim 'S X i gb . 1L,L Q X X X , X ,- X ,X Q x A X X ,X RX A k - X UXXX. XX Q X K X- ANXXX x k w X , N t k-9:11. 'X' 9 X. ' V S ' XX XX SQA QR . X-X. X . XXMX. X X XXX 3 X: W Q XX! X 1X , XXXW Qli X 5 5 Xi X x - 5 1 , X L Q' , Q-vfwwwwxxmw ' WKNQSS X .fwxw ,'k . X w,X N,x Nh A XX V fc -. . X X XX- X gk gf gfiii 1 XR- jx 3:11 X 5: X . T --SS K Pt hw 'ki-Wl'1i:iXX Q X-1 X XQXXX-' XS ww X . - X, BXXMXNQXXX X X XX. OXXX: Km 5 X--XXXX' k X X ,XXXXX X .XXX SHXXS ' 62315 5 , vs XX y Q x, W VX XX .VIXNX 'N .X 'N SN . . XX X N X W - S .Y X . 3 X. X., X:fXX-X KX X W 5 ,X , si ., VXNIXSK A X X NN . X. , XXX - .WX X .sk DXX X X Y., A 3 X . WX M XA-S'-XN-ww X fx!-rf -1. ' ,XX f ffl SXXAXX XX X x ,XXX Xl - R . x if X .Xxx X .' X.:-jx A . , XXXXXW .1 X245 W X J -W .-FX. . , Appropriafely 'rhis year's Campanile emphasizes Time, a concepfion S lig'h+ly considered by lhe young, buf wirhal an unpurchasable, irreplace- able cons+i+u+en+ of life. Wiihoui human guidance Time approaches, is presenf, and deparls-delivered and snalched away even as lhe spinning Universe whirls. To make use of Time fo lhe oplimum one musi be ready for 'l'he presenl as well as for fhal remo're, indefinile Time Afl'er -lhe fulure. Greer ii wi+h lhorough preparalion and lively anlicipalion. Use il for ioy and profil. Treasure il' for lhe herifage of rich experience lefl' wilh you. Human life is memorable only as lhis pulsing, racing force is made +o serve. To +'he old lhere is so much 'lo do and so liHle lime in which lo do i+. The wise youfh, wilh 'Foresight avoids +his predica- menl fhrough early recognifion and profilable use of never-+o-be-reiurned opporlunilies presenfed, buf soon banished, by unconlrollable Time. To him Time is lhef s+uliF of which life is made. He makes fhal' life full, rich, and meri+orious +hroug'h deep appreciafion and inlelligenl' ul'iliza+ion of lhe Almigh+y's boon lo man--Time. ' 9 2zaMrmM Perhaps no more fiiiing subieci could have been chosen as ihe waich-word for 'rhis year's Annual. All of us realize ihai' in ihese evenhful days +ime is of ihe es- sence. As an Old Timer, how- ever, may I suggesi +hai we con- sider fhe word Timing insiead. Wiihouf Timing one is noi likely 'ro ac'hieve success in any field. How esseniial a proper sense of iiming is +o ihe acior, or singer, io ihe sporisman and aihleie, or io +he aviaior and bombardier! In all our social relaiions +oo one needs +o do fhe proper 'l'hing a+ 'rhe proper iime, which is whai we mean by iiming. Some of us, perhaps, have never ihoughi aboui' iime in ihis way. How's your fiming? C , ? , :axe-vs.. Beimonfs Vice Principals Time comes and goes, while ihe s+a+ely Campanile Tower proudly sfands guard over ihe girls and boys of Belmoni. Jusi' as ihe service flag of 34l siars ihai hangs in ihe TriH' Audi- +orium represen+s ihe 'l'ime +ha+ many siudenis have passed fhrough 'lhese halls, so ihe work of +he siudenis is symbolic of +he preseni' iime. The Campanile Tower in all iis maies+y sfands like a sen+inel, rep- reseniing pas1', preseni, and fuiure fime. Long may ii' be a beacon io ihose who En'rer +o Learn and Go Forih +o Serve ! 7ZmL,f7W.w BELIHCDDT ART DEPARTMENT Miss Holton. Head Mr. Bauer Mrs. Shrader COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Jones. Head Miss Blakely Miss Hart Miss Boice Miss P. Herring Mrs. Chamberlin Miss Morten Mrs. Coley ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Keyes, Head Miss Adams Miss Poli Miss de Anqelis Miss Power Miss Guild Mrs. Powers Miss Isabell Miss Sellands Miss Iaclrson Miss White Mrs. Palmer HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Crosier, Head Mrs. M. Andrews Miss Muiz Mrs. Harper Mrs. Sullivan INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Shull. Head Mr. Hill Mr. Tieman Mr. Kohiz Mr. Weir Mr. Losinqer Mr. Wright LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. Breckheimer. Head Mr. Blacker Miss I-'. Herring Miss Power UPPER PICTURE Standing-Miss Morten. Mr. Harris. Mr. Whitehead. Mr. Ebers. Mr. Hubbard. Mr. Hill. Seated-Miss Nicholson. Mr. Mullard. Miss Eads. Miss Guild. MIDDLE PICTURE Standing--Mr. Meyers. Miss Sellards. Miss Boice. Mr. Merrill. Mrs. Palmer. Miss Hari. Seated--Mr. Blacker. Miss Shumway, Mr. Gardner. LOWER PICTURE Row 4-Mr. Tieman. Mr. Beckheimer. Mrs. Chamberlin. Miss Poff, Mr. Iones. Mr. Ralston. Row 3-Mrs. M. Andrews. Miss Teitsworth, Mr. Bauer. Miss Flora Herring. Miss Isbell. Mrs. Powers. Row 2-Miss Power, Miss Willcox, Miss Holton, Mrs. Shrader. Miss Keyes. Row I-Miss Newcomer, Miss Brown, Miss Mutz, Mrs. Carson. FHCULTY MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Miss Campbell. Head Mrs. L. Andrews Mr. Ralston Mr. Harris Mr. Richardson Miss McDougall Miss Sweet MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Sargent. Head Mr. Meyers Mrs. Somerindyke BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Hollinger. Head Mr. Ebers Mr. Mullard Mr. Harris Maior Wilson GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Miss Newcomer. Head Mrs. L. Andrews MISS Cone Mrs. Irvine SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Whitehead. Head M.rs. Carson Mr. Merrill Mr. Fleischer Mrs. Merrill Mr. Gardner Mr. Pierce Miss Willcox SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mrs. Nicolson. Head Miss Brown Miss Nicholson Miss Eqds Miss Sharpe Miss Hawkinson Miss Thacker Mr. Hubbard Mrs. Whitten COORDINATOR OF GUIDANCE Miss Ray COORDINATOR OF ATTENDANCE Miss Teitsworth LIBRARIAN Miss Van Deusen UPPER PICTURE Left to right-Miss Iackson. Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Somerin- dyke. Miss MacDougal. Miss Cone. Mr. Weir, Miss de Anqelis. Miss Van Deusen. MIDDLE PICTURE Row 2-Miss I-Iawkinson, Miss Adams, Mrs. L. Andrews. Miss Thacker. Row 1-Mrs. Irvine. Mrs. Coley. Mrs. Sarqeni, LOWER PICTURE Standing-Miss Pauline Herring. Miss Sharpe, Mrs. Sul- livan. Mr. Marcy, Miss White. Mr. Pierce. Seated-Mr. Kohtz. Mrs. Nicholson. PTH Standing-Mrs. Gandy, Mrs. Tuttle. Mr. Iones. Mrs. Brogulla. Mrs. Whitmer, Mrs. Mills Mr. Lyons, Mrs. Goodin. Mrs. Royer. Mrs. Bagley. Mrs. Herskind. Mr. Douglas, Mrs Nikodem. Sitting-Mrs. Hohmann. Mr. Whedon. C1-'1-'ICE FCDRCGJ Secretary of the school. Mrs. Stenerson: Clerical clerks. Miss Corbett. Mrs. Brown: Busi- ness Manager, Mr. Douglas: Attendance clerk. Miss Hayman: Librarian secretary. Mrs. Stanley: Book clerk. Mrs. Coleman lnot in picturel. 14 The x M 9 I. X. -u.'1'1Mr:'r11vmn nvn: 1M1e:'n1vm'n :Msn L., A A if ' ' 1 .- '! , -AX'-, :H F iz-, ies H , l - ff 'Y' ffm? - LR, Qs, :, ' 1 lx jx, zg cilfifillh f Jessi- aw. I.gic-Ik.-.v4y.vAi5',r.g-2, 1' Q '2Q:k'.- v-vi-1192-wavy-' ,v 1 1 .- Jsggifgst. Exulgig vu- -., . mm 'B'-M. l:,i3l,3?4 Q, 5 l ' - is if 4.,f- . f s ' . . 3. 4. V .-V ' ' .- , I V. ,Af Z . P'- fff' ff METIMETIIVIETIMETIMETIMETTIVIETIMETTMEITMETIMETIME TIME'I'llVIE'l'IlVIETIMETIMETI1VIETIME'I'IME11METHVIEIIMET Loud rumble of urban mills, Even tempo of rural hills, Time beating cz steady run, Hordinq hours, While Worlds undone. 4 Who are ya gonna vofe for, Joe? Do ya fhink 'he'll be elecfed? He's a preffy righf guy! Yes, fwice a year suchreager quesfions and fhrillingi fopics are broughf up for discussion on Old Crown Hill, Elecfions are vibranf occasions, bringing wifh 'lhem a busfle and flurry all of 'lheir own. Belmonf greefs fhese semi-annual acfivifies wifh a calm, deliberafe, and sensible acknowledgmenf. Joe, Mike, Alice, Gloria, and Gene all huddle fogefher-agreeing on some fopics-arguing heafedly on ofhers-yef, all fhe fime fhaf fhis goes on, a feeling of warm friendship per- vades fhroughouf fhe campus of fhis-our school. When a school is fhrivingi, academically, socially, and afhlefically, a person in greaf demand and always rushed is-fhe sfudenf-body secrefary. Easy? Oh no! lf's a fough iob and if you doubf fhis parficular wrifer's veracify-ask a person who has Held fhe office! Meefings, luncheons, minufes, appoinfmenils, scribbling nofes are all iusf a mere parf of fhe work fo ll be done: and fhanks fo our sfudenf- body secrefary if's ,always a iob well-done! Then, fhere are fhe Girls' and Boys' League presidenfs. You can fell +'hem righf off-cause fhey're always smiling, singing, or fainfing! Surely, fainfing is whaf I said. Have you ever seen fhem rush abouf? Yes? Then, fhere's no need for me fo fell of how fhey are always frying fo do iusf one more fhing for fhe school or for fhe sfudenf body. Thaf is fhe spirif in which fhey labor, and, mosf always, fheir labors bear marvelous fruifsl One job fhaf fakes. liffle credif buf does more work fhan any ofher is fhe Conlfrol Board. Sfudenf governmenf is a funny fhing. If fhe school has if-why, if never keeps or observes if. lf if doesn'f have if-boy o' boy, ya oughf fo hear fhe school yowl!' Our self-governmenf sysfem is really swell. However, as mosf cases-a good fhing is never appreciafed unfil losf,. S+ill our Confrol Boards, boys' and girls', have been gradually expanding and becoming more esfablished due largely fo fhe work of fhe presidenfs and officers of fhe groups. Hard-working, iovial, friendly are fhese people who sacrifice fheir fime and efforf for fhe benefif of fhe common cause. Hafs-off and fhanks fo fhe liffle acknowledged buf sfraigihl'-shoofing Boys' and Girls' Confrol Boards! i Sfudenf Body Presidenfs are always swell fellows here af Belmonf. We've gof a knack of choosing fhem on Crown Hill. Yep, we're proud of fhem! They are our choice, and our will exercised in a democrafic way. We supporf fhem and pledge our allegiance fo fhem. They, on fheir parf, work for us and bear our frusf in fhem faifhfully. Thaf's our answer fo fhe milifarism, hafe, and folly of fhe dicfaforial regimes and fhaf is our way of saying- American youfh can equal and surpass, wifh faifh, hope, and courage, fhe bifferness, hafe, and misconcepfion of fhe fyrannical foes abroad! W 15 - -www -w , ,- -' X x .X xxx x 'Nw- Q iss 'NN Aw -4-xx ,K 93? 4 ? Ei uv 'WSXHNV' A ,N-N mx Q ' . .- gf:- X X . X QNQ. X X7 A X X X X XX fx -XXX: mx-f. , 5 v X :. ff:SS55 - Q f Who are ya gonna vofe for, Joe? Do ya fhink 'he'll be elecfed? He's a preffy righf guy! Yes, fwice a year suchreager quesfions and fhrillingi fopics are broughf up for discussion on Old Crown Hill, Elecfions are vibranf occasions, bringing wifh 'lhem a busfle and flurry all of 'lheir own. Belmonf greefs fhese semi-annual acfivifies wifh a calm, deliberafe, and sensible acknowledgmenf. Joe, Mike, Alice, Gloria, and Gene all huddle fogefher-agreeing on some fopics-arguing heafedly on ofhers-yef, all fhe fime fhaf fhis goes on, a feeling of warm friendship per- vades fhroughouf fhe campus of fhis-our school. When a school is fhrivingi, academically, socially, and afhlefically, a person in greaf demand and always rushed is-fhe sfudenf-body secrefary. Easy? Oh no! lf's a fough iob and if you doubf fhis parficular wrifer's veracify-ask a person who has Held fhe office! Meefings, luncheons, minufes, appoinfmenils, scribbling nofes are all iusf a mere parf of fhe work fo ll be done: and fhanks fo our sfudenf- body secrefary if's ,always a iob well-done! Then, fhere are fhe Girls' and Boys' League presidenfs. You can fell +'hem righf off-cause fhey're always smiling, singing, or fainfing! Surely, fainfing is whaf I said. Have you ever seen fhem rush abouf? Yes? Then, fhere's no need for me fo fell of how fhey are always frying fo do iusf one more fhing for fhe school or for fhe sfudenf body. Thaf is fhe spirif in which fhey labor, and, mosf always, fheir labors bear marvelous fruifsl One job fhaf fakes. liffle credif buf does more work fhan any ofher is fhe Conlfrol Board. Sfudenf governmenf is a funny fhing. If fhe school has if-why, if never keeps or observes if. lf if doesn'f have if-boy o' boy, ya oughf fo hear fhe school yowl!' Our self-governmenf sysfem is really swell. However, as mosf cases-a good fhing is never appreciafed unfil losf,. S+ill our Confrol Boards, boys' and girls', have been gradually expanding and becoming more esfablished due largely fo fhe work of fhe presidenfs and officers of fhe groups. Hard-working, iovial, friendly are fhese people who sacrifice fheir fime and efforf for fhe benefif of fhe common cause. Hafs-off and fhanks fo fhe liffle acknowledged buf sfraigihl'-shoofing Boys' and Girls' Confrol Boards! i Sfudenf Body Presidenfs are always swell fellows here af Belmonf. We've gof a knack of choosing fhem on Crown Hill. Yep, we're proud of fhem! They are our choice, and our will exercised in a democrafic way. We supporf fhem and pledge our allegiance fo fhem. They, on fheir parf, work for us and bear our frusf in fhem faifhfully. Thaf's our answer fo fhe milifarism, hafe, and folly of fhe dicfaforial regimes and fhaf is our way of saying- American youfh can equal and surpass, wifh faifh, hope, and courage, fhe bifferness, hafe, and misconcepfion of fhe fyrannical foes abroad! W 15 - -www -w , ,- -' X x .X xxx x 'Nw- Q iss 'NN Aw -4-xx ,K 93? 4 ? Ei uv 'WSXHNV' A ,N-N mx Q ' . .- gf:- X X . X QNQ. X X7 A X X X X XX fx -XXX: mx-f. , 5 v X :. ff:SS55 - Q f N-si' , Ugviisx X .iii - if Q my -X Q. SSX M. A -, Q ff? xx , f 3 ff., Q ,Nb .X Q Wm. Fans- U KK f' :A X 13211. fi, Q sl' f LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL W '42 Row 2-Toru Suqihara, Margaret Steele. Adolph Goldman, Tad Mukalhata. Row 1-Marvin Marsh. Dolly Ummarino. Stanton Agee. Betty Laiioon. Chuda Rhee. Mark Fuller. Iosephine Llpson, Bertram Iones. Rosalie Lipson. With the student body president leading discussions and the student body secretary iotting down minutes, the Legislative Council meets weekly in Mr. Whedon's office. The meetings are 'held during alternate periods each week, with the exception of first and sixth periods. This executive group is composed of the presidents of the Boys' and Girls' League, Boys' and Girls' Control Boards, Hi-Y and Tri-Y, G.A.A., and senior Aye and Bee classes, president and secretary of the student body, Sentinel editor, and Cadet Major. Its functions are mainly to promote student activities and to discuss school problems as representatives of the students. Throughout the term different complaints and suggestions on the school-its activities-pro- cedure, etc.-are told to various members of the Council. The matter is then related to the Council and discussed thoroughly. If the suggestion proves to be of an asset to the school, steps are taken to endorse the idea. It the problem is an un-desirous one, steps will be taken to better the situation. T This term the Council undertook the task of supervising various drives to aid both Belmont and defense. 18 The Keep fhe Kampus Klean Kampaign was sponsored mainly by fhe Legislafive Council and ifs success was commended by bofh sfudenfs and faculfy members. The paper drive, coaf 'hanger drive, efc., efc., were also supporfed by fhe Council. When fhese school proiecfs are announced fo fhe Council, each mem- ber fakes fhe news back fo his respecfive organizafion and, in fhis manner, fhe sfudenf body is informed of fhe coming evenf and urged fo supporf if. Scheduled social acfivifies and aud calls are discussed in defail by fhe Legislafive council. Helpful suggesfionsand crificisms are offered by fhe various members. When fheir enfire meefing 'lime is nof falcen up wifh school business, eac'h member reporfs on fhe acfivifies which are being carried on in his respecfive club. ln doing fhis, fhe presidenfs of fhe various organizafions may gef ideas which may be promofed by fheir own group. If may sound as if fhese Council meefings are always very serious and business-like affairs, however, in spife of fhe heafed argumenfs, gails of laughfer can be heard coming from fhe principal's office during various periods on Wednesdays. 1 . LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL S '42 Skmding-Ber! Most. Paul Lukens. Kenny Smith, lack Van Zanten. White: Bagley. Chudc Rhee Mr. Whedon. ' Seated-William Kalb, Margaret Steele. Tad Mukaihata. Lucille Parton, Anne Scoti. Audrey Dakin Eunice Bydal. Kgs 2 i ITQQQ. x Na Q X! ., A SX 'lx V ii Wy I. 125: Ai T- fx, 6 ' ' ' ffgvwg- ' S .V SN. ri5NEL'f? if 35 Y .1,,' egg . Y., x - 3.x x as ,ff .. Vx - w . f . sl' W. ,. 5 gf. XQQNX , XS my ' N22 A Q x fagximcifd gp ' xx: 4 Y wx Sl if ' is NN N Ag, , - M y .. A A-X x ,um N v YB 95, 11 1 , 1+ Y '1 - N: s gk wg ,Q kwa 9 A , 5 ,V+ - f X N X X Q ' I Y W5 X x X wr F . , 5 , :N X W X X--Y X 3. Q K . NA Q ww' ' A is: ,vw x ka, . . ' 1 ' ' :wax SY x ff. A I 5 x - , S' mwxmmv xx x xx. vw bxzmu-N-Q xv, A A X X 1 ' M5 BOYS' LEAGUE S '42 Row 4-Ice Fowzer. Paul Lukens. Bill Colwell. Charles Doren, Donald Welch. Iames Regn. Ierry Victor. Martin Handler. Bill Gile. Ray O'Connor, Hal Swartout, Yoshikatsu Nakayama. Hosozawa Yowichi. Marvin Marsh. Row 3-Bill Wunsch. Eugene Vitamanti. Shogo Iwasaki. Ted Barber. Morris Greenberg. Dan Stoddard. Ioe Sliakis, Tad Mukaihata. William Kalb. Cleve Burke. Richard Crenna. Henry Levitt. George Terry. Francisco Gongora. Irving Arouh. Delmar Watson. Row 2--Agustin Cervantes. Ralph Yanari. Ben Harado. Toshira Hara. Raymond Quan, Bob Hostiga. Dean Chowning, lim Bucy. Don Iohnson. Carl Watt. David Eisenberg. Charlie Coyle. Iimmie Costner. Leo Eisenson. Bert Most. Aaron Seandel. Irwin Yuen. Row l-lim Myers. Iohnny Mishirna. Teru Uematsu. Hiroshi Kematsu. Stanley. Yoshida. Felix Complete, Robert Carranza. Morton Roqo. R. A. Fleischer. Chuda Rhee. Dick Mareina. Don Matsuda. Pete Preasin. Richard Chee. Paul Mayekawa. Eddie Hintz. SAFETY COUNCIL W '42 Row 3--Marvin Zinmar. Ivan Skey. Milton Grossman. Paul Beecrolt. Richard Mason. Armand Arnett. Mr. Pierce. Row 2-Chieko Soda, Masako Kamei. Frances Kako. Yuriko Senzaki. Iackie Fergusson. Row 1--Karie Shindo. Gloria Sugar. Iames Hollis. GIRLS' CONTROL BOARD W '42 Row 4-Mary Pascale. Christ'ne Iude. Anna Tom. Lotus Ung. Yuriko Fuiikawa. Ann Hughes. lean Sproul. Mary Lou Gandy. Beatrice Alvarez. Mary Alice Vega. Grace Diaz. Dsrothy Coverly. Norma Caplan. Row 3-Haruko Mataish. Audrey Compton. Lucy Iasso. Darlene Kelsey, Bertha Chavira. Grace Kase. Chieko Soda. Chizuko Nishimoto, Carla Herskind. Kathleen Rowlett. Marylon Young. Edna Wellman. Sally Carpenter. Louis Paddock. Row 2-Barbara Badge. Charlotte Peterson. Rita Donatoni. Lynette Berg. Mary Micchia. Marion Byrd. Pat Gott. Mutsue Uyeno. Margaret Kaminura. Surniko Shigematsu. Yoshilca Okazaki. Margaret Lennox. Lis Mears. Row 1-Rebecca Monroy. Yolando Barbato. Karie Shindo, Pricilla Lumm. Peggy Clement. Martha Henry. Alice Walters. Audrey Dakin. Mrs. Chamberlain. Mary Hamamoto. Mary Mayekawa. Grace Setsuda. Teruko Matsumoto. Hana Mambow. Shirley Iohnson. BOYS' CONTROL S '42 Row 4--Yoshikatsu Nakoyama. Shogo Iwasaki. Yolk Ti Lew. Thomas Adam. Walter Quan. Tad Mukaihata. Bob Boyd. William Kalb. Ierry Victor. Donald Welch. Norman Dickman. Sol Donner. Lincoln Riley. Row 3-Teru Uematsu. Eddie Hintx. Ralph Yanari. Charlie Coyle, Bert Most. Chuda Hhee. Leo Eisenson. Iohnny Ignatz. Harold Drapkin. Henry Levitt. Luiii Torres. Gayle Gerllickson. Ruben Greenberg. Row 2-Don MacDugall. Dorian Keyser. Kazuo Odashima. Toshio Kaurasaki. Ai Takagi. Emmitt Bailey. Arthur Zussman. Irving Arouh. Henry Kim. Cal Mclntosh. George Nelson. Bob Yackey. Iohnny Hilchasck. Row 1-Kyn Utsomomiya. lack Lehan, Takeo Kamishiro. Charles Keene. Murray Greenberg. Walter Bagley. B. F. Hill. Marvin Marsh. Robert Carranxa. Agustin Cervantes. lack Hammalian. Dick Mareina. Morton Rego. Iohn Taira. Don Iohnson. 22 The success of every year book is dependenl upon much more fhan +he mere organizafion of ifs slaff or lhe work of 1'he edifors and faculfy advisor. Only 'loo oH'en +his assisfance is accepfed as a maH'er of course or as +he expecred fhing. Special ihanks should be given +he Adminisiralive Offices for 'ihe cooperaiion given dur- ing 'rhe dilificuli' periods of Pic+ure Week -fo The Faculry for iheir generous response and underslanding when anylhing unexpecled developed which disrupied fheir class plans. Mr. Alfred of Alfred and Fabris, fhe pholographic sludio, has been mosl' generous wifh fhe lime and efforl' he has given us. The aciion piclures were 'raken by,Mr. Boushard and Mr. Anderson, bofh of Alfred and Fabris. . Mr. De Mamiel of fhe Superior Engraving Company is more fhan a mere engraver. For years Belmonl has looked upon him as a close friend and has always profi+ed by his wise counsel. Mr. Andrews, of Wolfer Priniing Company, has been painslaking wifh The forma+ of +his book, giving freely of fhe experience he has oblained in priniing year books of +he past As for 'lhe sludenl' work, mosl' of fhal' speaks for ifself. As The maioriiy of +he arf work is -signed, proper recogniiion may be given +o 'rhe proper person. On +he lirerary side, if is noi' so easy. Special recogniiion should be given +o ihose who creale wi'rh words, com- mas, and periods. Kafhyrn Kerns, Marvin Marsh, Lucille Paffon, Chuda Rhee, and Jean Sproul deserve menrion for rheir ouisrand- ing work. ' Many Thanks! ' ARNOLD BAUER ' Campanile Facul+y Advisor IMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIMET IME S I G T1 H T U R E S Sign it in blue or sign it in black, But flon't forget to give it back. 23 The wheels of 'Time' are confinually moving-ever ficking onward-fhe consfanf move of fime. Time-wifh all our acfivifies-is confinually racing wifh ifself, round and round. Jusf as fhe fempo and rhyfhm of living has changed from f'he slow, peaceful, rafher prosaic way, so have our sfudenfs, our faculfy, our secrefaries and ianifors changed from fhe peaceful, easy going ways of 'rhe pasf. Our span is shorf no maffer whaf we do fo change our fempo, buf 'Time'-fhaf ageless monsfer-will live--change ifs rhyfhm like a chamelon-and survive. . . . We gof fhaf far in our Campanile Sfaff meefing while planning fhe layouf of our fheme and found ourselves in a preffy hof argumenf. One of fhe brains in our group wanfed fo know iusf- how did Belmonf and fhe fhings faughf help anyone fo meef exisfing condifions and meef fhe change in life or change in Tempo? Well- fhaf was some bomb shell Nafurally we iusf felf in our bones fhaf Belmonf was fops. However, feeling in our bones wasn'f puffing anyfhing across fhe board Chiefly, fo prove fo ourselves and fo you curious readers, fhree of us phoned Alfred and Fabris' sfudio fo send a phofographer fo fhe school fhe nexf day. We were ouf fo see whaf we could see, dropping info classes unexpecfedly, sficking our noses info weird places and in general, backing up fhaf feeling we 'had in our bones abouf fhe value of our classes and sfudenf acfivifies. We fhree made a pacf-we kepf if foo, which is unusual fhese days-and swore fo fell and show fhe frufh, fhe whole frufh, and nofhing buf fhe frufh. To make fhe pacf binding we fweeked our leff ear wifh our righf hand, spif, sfamped, bowed foward f'he norfh and said Tnomleb --a super superior charm, especially when you say if backwards. X . .- N- 1-srwmewxxmsw-15,1.1+.-M-.v --,,, s ic i. w.vw as wmzfsxwumm- szmz,-wNf.sm:,:f-T -1- l 111 sf-s 1Qm Soooo-fhe nexf morning., armed wifh a camera, lofs of flash bulbs, energy, and a fhing called curiosify, we sfarfed ouf fo see our school in acfion. Going down fhe halli-we saw a mob-yes l said MOB-in fronf of a door leading info fhe well-known Affendance Gffice which was lif'rally bulging wifh sfudenfs. The all-powerful, awe inspiring Miss Teifsworfh was passing iudgmenf. A few lucky ones were give nfhe magical absence excused permif. T'he unlucky ones were given a searching invsfigafion by fhe sharp pofenfafe of fhe Affendance Office. A few were senffo fhe nurse for a check-up before being allowed fo refurn fo class. All during, fhe inquisifion fhe fime clock nexf fo fhe fhrone was clicking on and on, wifh monofonlous regularify. We followed a couple of fellows down fhe hall fo fhe nurse's office. We came in iusf as Mrs. Carson said, Open Wide. We wafched for a liffle while and learned of some peculiar illnesses which 'feen age folk seem fo 'have. We heard of some new diseases called Monday-ifis and Friday-ifis which seem fo be mosf prevalenf on sunny week-ends. I Affer Nurse Carson finished fhe line, we wandered info' fhe adioining class room and found a class in nursing going on in full swing. A lucky vicfim had been puf in bed and a demonsfrafion of pracfical nursing was going on wifh real effecf. We couldn'f help buf be impressed wifh fhe professional way in which fhese young girls made fheir pafienf comforfable. Mrs. Carson, seeing our inferesf, fold us abouf fhe firsf aid group which was always on call in case of an emergency. She finished her praise of fhis efficienf group by saying fhaf if was foo bad we couldn'f see fhe squad in acfion. Well, fo make a long sfory shorfer, Beffy lsraelson, S'42 Campanile edifor, wenf ouf in fhe hall and fhrew a mosf realisfic fainf. We dashed back fo Mrs. Carson w'ho prompfly rang a bell which caused fhree shorf rings in every Belmonf room. Believe if or nof, in less fhan fwenfy seconds lwe fimed 'eml a sufficienf crew was on hand fo affend Beffy and carry her info fhe infirmary in fhe besf approved hospifal sfyle. The psuedo pafienf smiled sweefly af fhe boys and said, Thanks for fhe ride fellas. Following our noses, we dropped info fhe Physics lab and found an inferesfed audience wafching Mr. Pierce conducf an elecfrical experimenf. Waffs-kilo- waffs-ampherage and many ofher elecfrical ferms iusf puf us in a heavy fog. so we wifhdraw before our ignorance would be foo apparenf. Traipsing down fhe hall we 'heard fhe rackef of fype- wrifers going on like mad. We couldn'f resisf if-we wenf in. The Office Pracfice class was going on af fop speed. The clickefy-clack of fhe fypewrifers, fhe whir of 'rhe mimeograph machine, fhe plunk of fhe adding machine, all in a sfeady rhyfhmic fempo reminded us of fhe clock. Here, mosf cerfainly, hands are being frained for a fufure livelihood and here is a beaufifully clear example of our sc'hool's frend fo keep abreasf of fime. Wondering iusf whaf wenf on in fhe Cosmefology class rooms, we wandered info Mrs. Sullivan's domain. Here again we found girls being faughf how fo become and sfay well groomed. Whaf acfivify! - shampooing, waving, manicurinng -all going on wifh fhe mosf pro- fessional affenfion fo cleanliness and defail. Mrs. Sulli- van dared us fo submif fo a free manicure. Time, how- ever, couldn'f allow us, buf we fool: up her dare. We grabbed fhe firsf wavy haired male we saw going down fhe corridor and pracfically fied him info a chair. The poor fellow lil' happened fo be Mark Fullerl fhoughf he was going, fo have an unwanfed hair cuf. When he saw fhaf a cufe liffle red head was going fo hold his hand in fhe process of manicuring his nails, he relaxed and acfually enioyed if-oh, buf muchly. Our frek fook us over fo our dandy new shop build- ing where we bursf info a class as Mr. Hill was explain- ing some fine poinfs in modern consfrucfion. Across fhe hall we found sfrange fhings going on, furnaces roar- ing, and molfen mefal being poured. How we sympa- fhized wifh fhe poor phofographer as 'he moaned, Oh, if I could only shoof fhis in color! Why do you have fo have a budgef for your year book?-Oh-h-h. Really, fhe sighf of amber colored mefal, bubbling and gurgling in a whife-hof iar while if was poured info a dark brown, sand mould, was a beaufiful sighf! Sparks were making a beaufiful display of fire works in a corner as a piece of mefal was 'held againsf a wheel. We were all sfunned wifh fhe beaufy we encounfered in fhe mefal shop where we had expecfed fo find everyfhing sorf of- well, drab and grimy. Our nexf sfop down fhe hall was in fhe prinf shop. Have you ever smelled prin+er's ink? I+'s unforgefable -if's wonderful. ll lonesf-if beafs Chanel Number 5, or Chrisfmas Nigh+.l Seffing fype, running fhe Linofype machine, working fhe presses, all kepf fhe w'hole room in a busy sfafe of affairs. In facf, we had fo crawl under machines and on fop of cabinefs fo gef our snaps- we were always sfanding where someone else had work fo do. Ah, me-work-work. The smell of lumber drew us like a magnef info fhe wood shop. Beaufiful chesfs and ofher pieces of furni- fure were in various sfages of consfrucfion and sfacks of firsf aid sfrefchers were being finished in fhe evenf of an emergency. Who ever heard of shop classes furn- ing ouf firsf aid equipmenf even as lafe as December sixfh? Making one of fhe longesf hikes in our lives, we fraveled from fhe shops all fhe way up fo fhe fower. lTry if somefime-if'll do fhings for fhaf unwanfed bulge around fhe middle.l Affer geffing our breafh, we saw Louise Knopow puffing fhe lasf finishing sqnuirf on a Chrisfmas posfer. Using mefhods such as fhe air brush, really snappy work is furned ouf in fhe posfer classes. While on fhe fhird floor we fhoughf we had beffer invesfigafe a liffle more, and found fhe sfage design classes working on models for fufure sfagfe producfions. They were preffy sharp foo. There were scale size figures in fhe sefs-Someday we hope fo gef in fhaf class. If looked like fun. Siffing on fhe sfeps wondering where nexf? we realized we hadn'f gone info fhe armory, you know fhaf place where all fhe uniforms hang ouf. Over we wenf and down fhe sfeps info fhe ROTC office. Whaf a shock!-The place was feeming wifh slcirfs. One of fhe girls' gym classes was down fhere receiving insfrucfions in fhe handling and use of arms, lfire arms-you dopel. To be sure fhe gals gof fhe righf posifions, lor isif form+or perhaps sfancel some of f'he crack shofs of fhe ROTC unif puf on a demonsfrafion. They even fook fhe rifles aparf, fo show consfrucfion and proper cleaning mefhods. Mefhodical-concise-and wouldn'f you say mosf 'rimely? Back in fhe building once more we couldn'f resisf faking a pic of fhe Senfinel Office. Poorl?l Lucille Pa'H'on and Jack Van Zanfen slaving over fhe week's proofs, and deadline a mere maffer of minufes. We felf sorry for fhem so we fip-foed away and didn'f bofher fhem. xx. 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On fhe sfage, fhe dramafic class was puffing polish on fhe W'42 Senior class play. Off in a corner. surrounded by sfage props in all forms of dishabille, we found fhe Madrigal Singers rehearsing fheir numbers which fhey planned fo use on fheir Chrisfmas carol round. lJusf for fhe record, fhey made money on fheir round and fhe school is richer by a war bond.l Crawling around a mess of scenery we came smack info fhe sfage crew-gang. There didn'f seem fo be an unoccupied spof in our whole aud, we couldn'f so much as resf our ac'hing feef. Wherever we sfood or wanfed fo sif and wafch, fhe sfage crew had fo move a fable, a wing or somefhing. ln self defense we wandered info whaf we fhoughf was an empfy class room, only fo find Dolly Ummarino and her fellow officers of fhe Girls' League and fheir sponsor, Miss Jackson, peering over sfacks of fhings which had been prepared for fhe coming Chrisfmas bazaar. No resf for fhe weary. : . Taking our poor feef, wifh more fhan a suggesfion of a corn or a bunion or somefhing equally painful, we dragged ourselves fo fhe one spof we knew would lef us sif and sif-fhe Malf Shop. We couldn'f resisf faking a snap on our way over fhere. The Red Cross Class was sending a heap of bandages, clofhing, and whaf have you, fo Red Cross Headquarfers. The gals did all fhe work fhaf is in fhe bundles and fhe R.O.T.C. was commandeered fo help load and fransporf fheir handiwork. Over cokes, hof fudges, and ofher faffening buf awfully good food, we finally perked up enough fo really falk and evaluafe our day. Even fhe Brain admiffed fhaf fhe day was an eye opener. Yes, Belmonf is keeping a level head, and more fhan fhaf, is keeping righf up fo fhe minufe wifh each fick of fhe clock. There are many acfivifies, many organizafions all consuming a fremendous amounf of work and fime. lnfinife pain is faken in working ouf defails and coordina- fion in various deparfmenfs. No longer are fhe so called academic subiecfs faughf wifh a nose-in a book. lnsfead, fhey are faughf wifh fhe realizafion fhaf fhey have a proper, useful, and pracfical place in fhe exisfence of our living and fufure livelihood. The craffs and manual dexferify classes are geared up fo such a poinf fhaf fhey are wonderful spring. boards for jobs as an apprenfice or for more advanced fraining. i More imporfanf fhan anyfhing else, is fhaf our fraining is fiffing us fo fhink for ourselves, fo be more self relianf, fo be more self crifical, and fo give us an appreciafion for fhe finished work, fo approach fhe iob fo be done wifh a professional affifude and mosf imporfanf-do if well. Yep-Belmonlls O'K' ' The lnquiring Reporfers. HLPI-IHBET SGUP A-bilily - - B-usiness-like - C-lassy - - - D-ainfy - E-nergefic - F-riendly - - G-enial ---- H-appy-go-lucky I-mporfanf - - J-ovial - - - K-een - - L-ikeable - M-odes+ - - N-onchalani - O-p+imis+ic - P-er+ - - - Q-uaini' - - R-eliable - S-uper - T-errific - U-unusal - V-ivacious - W-hish - - - X-fra-special - Y-ummy - - Z-ealous - - A-biliry - - B-usiness-like - C-lassy - - D-ainiy - - E-nergefic - - F-riendly - - - G-enial - - - H-appy-go-lucky I-mpor+an+ - - J-ovial - - K-een - L-ikeable - M-odesf - - N-onchalanf - O-p+imis-fic - - P-eri' - - - Q-uaini' - - R-eliable - S-uper - T-errific - U-nusual - - V-ivacious - - W-hish - - - X-fra-special - Y-ummy - - Z-ealous - 32 W '42 S '42 - Charles Davis - Mark Fuller - - Bill McCray - - Kiku Fukuyama - Fanny Schien - Sylvia Rosner - Johnny Hare - - - - Dickung Adolph Goldman - George Tahan Elizabefh Wifmer - Sian Rowson Bernice Soo Hoo - Bob Roberis Takashi Hamano Efsuko Kafayama - Ruby Becker - Sfanfon Agee - Lipson Twins Dolly Ummarino - Toru Sugihara Miriam Rowson - S+an Robinson - Joe Shambrey - - Marie S+i+h Rose Lombardo - - Paul Lukens - - Joe Fowzer - Eunice Bydal Mildred Brune'H'e - BeHy Laffoon Margarei Sleele - Dick Mareina - Bob Braddock - Marvin Marsh - - Bill Marlin - BeH'y lsraelson - Naomi S'l'evens Don Mac Dougall - - Augie Kalb Jack Van Zanfen - Mary Lamour - Dolly Albrighf - S+anley Mu - Chuda Rhee - - Bob Yackey - - - - - Re'l'al Doll - Angene Monfeleone - - - - Bob Boyd - - Anne Scoff - - Francis Maples - Herberi' Leifer . x -1. 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Fanfare for -'rhe Ephebians of +he Mighly class of W'42! The five seniors who received +he highesl' honor which can be owned by a senior aye were Adolph Goldman, Charles Davis, Miriam Rowson, Slanley Powson and Dolly Ummarino. These seniors earned lhis honor by being school leaders, sc'holars, and examples of excellenf characfer. 33 G SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS W '42 Mr. Fleischer, Miss Iackson. Mr. Weir. Mr. Meyers, Mrs. Merrill SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS W '42 Counter-clockwise-Mark Fuller. President: Miriam Rowson. Vice-Presideni: Bernice SooHoo. Secretary: Takashi Hamcmo. Business Manager: Iohn Hare, Sargeant-ai-Arms. 3 E 1 STAN TON AGEE BENITA ALVA W42 GEORGETTE ANKERS SHIRLEY ARKIN EI EI EI EI III D EI El EI E1 DORLEE ARMOUN IUNICHI ASAKURA KATSUNOBU ASANO RUBY SEI-IOVICH CBECKERI El E1 EI 121 IJ E1 EI EI EI EI IJ MILTON BILDERBACK DOROTHY BLACK SARAH FRANCES BLACK ALFONSE BOTANA I1 EI E EI EI III El El IJ III EI CLAUDE BROWN BLANCHE BUNDIEC WANDA BURNETT RUTH BUTCHER E1 EI EI III IJ IJ El EI EI EI E1 DIANE BUXBAUM LYDIA CARRILLO ERNESTO CASAREZ IULIUS CASAS EI El E1 EI EI IJ IJ El El III El LUCY CASTRUITA ALINE CHAPPELLE DOROTHY LAURA CHENARD GEORGE CHULACK El E1 E III III EI EI EI EI EI EI ROBERT CLAUSEN MARIE CONTRERAS MADELYN KUCIWICK COUNEY ROBERT CLIFFORD EI E! EI E1 EI El EI IJ EI EI III IESSIE CURTIS CHARLES DAVIS LOURDES MARY DE LARIOS SYLVIA DE LILLE ,mx f RX .I if Q, X X X F XXXX I XXX X X3 X X S XX X X W X A X ww X S X X xx XX C X S NNQ 5 I X R gg X X X XX X XX fx x A X MQ . . , Liz: - :ij i S1- 5 NX Q x XX ASX XX X A III 1:1 1:1 if X :X XX X - Q, X KX X wxx T N XXX? QXXX gx NQYQQ XQXKX X XSXKIMS WIN X A X QNX X SRX A Xb NX XX X X X Km I Q I Sgx XX X QW' ,xxxm x ,XX ww . Qgxyr Q - gl X5Ii..,35:q. NX x NC WN ' XX R I NX X X ' sv X X N X X X iw X f RX KX , X XX C X XX X 5 ' S QNX X ASX X XR NQ Wk NX N X 'N MQW X X X sy X W X X Xlwx X, wx ,HX 'gg X XXXX X 'x1'5?.QsR:. Sh .F . uf - :Xu-nw -a IJ III EI E EI E1 VV '41 2 LILLIAN DERLE1' IOHN DE SANTIS ISADORE DICKENS NEIL DILMAN EUGENE DIXON GLORIA MAE DOAN' GERALD LEONARD DOCTROW GLORIA DRAKE PEARL DUCKWORTI-I IOSEPH EDDLEMAN GERTRUDE EMMER MERLE ENGLAND MERLIN FAULKNER AMADO FERNANDEZ LUCA FERRI GEORGE FRANCIS EI EI EI EI D EI IJ E EI EI EI IOSEPHINE ROSE FRANCO KIKU FUKUYAMA MARK FULLER AGNES GARCIA CAYETANO OCHOA GARCIA JOSE ISBEL GARCIA . ROBERT MON GEE STANLEY MOON' GEE El El E EI III III EI IJ EI III E1 ARCADIO GILLE LEON GLASER RALPH GLEASON ADOLPH GOLDMAN El E1 EI E1 IJ El EI EI EI EI El ROBERT GOODIN CONSUELO GRADO ILEEN' MARIORIE GRAU DAN GREENE EI EI EI EI EI EI III EI EI III EI D EI II U E! EI EI II D E1 El EI EI II IJ EI U III ll E U WA2 TAKES!-II HAMANO IOHN I-IARE TOSHIO HASHIMOTO GLORIA HEITZ EI El EI El U EI El EI EI U III JOHN HILL DAVID I-IIRSCH AIKO HORIKOSHI AKIKO HOSOI E1 II CI U EI EI U IJ EI IJ IJ DOYLE HUTCHINS EILEEN IRVINE HAROLD IACKSON IOSEPHINE IACQUES I1 EI EI El EI D III EI IJ El III BERTRAM IONES MICHIKO KAMIKAWA ABRAM KAMINSKY SIMON KARLINSKY IJ EI E1 D L1 III EI IJ El III EI IDELINE KARP ETSUKO KATAYAMA KAZUKO KAWASAWA MARCELINE KISSINGER D Cl E1 El EI III El IJ E EI E1 EMIKO KURAOKA SHIZUKO KUTSUMA LOUIS DANIEL LEDESMA TOMMY HING LEE EI EI EI El E1 EI IJ III EI EI D JAMES LEONE SHIRLEE LETHIN HOWARD LEW IAMES LEWIS EI IJ El III El IJ EI El IZ1 EI EI MOY Sl-IEW LIEU LUELLA LIM IOSEPHINE LIPSON ROSEALIE LIPSON W-42 IEANNETTE LLEWELLYN ROSE LOMBARDO BENNIE LOO IACK LOW I1 III III EI EI LUCIA AURORA MARTIN HAROLD MARTINSEN WILLIAM MCCRAY MARY MERAZ III IJ EI III El PAULINE MIANO BILLIE MARIE MILLER CYRIL MINNICK ANDREA MONTES EI EI El E1 III EI EI EI EVE MONROY SANDER MOONITZ FRANKLYN MORAND KIMIKO MORI III III E EI EI III III IJ MOTOYE MORI LOUIS MOTTS IRVIN MOTTY BETTY IEAN MYERS III El E1 EI IJ YASUYUKI NAKAUCHI ALBERT NESBIT BESSIE MAE NICHOLS VIRGINIA NICHOLS EI El III D El KASUO NISHIO MIEKO NOMURA MRTLE NORMAN MASAO OKAMOTO III EI III EI EI EI EI EI DOREEN ORSBORN ROBERT PACK PAUL PANZA LILLIAN WANDA PEDRESCHI VV '11 2 LUCKY PETROVICH BESSIE BABE PRNIAT ALFRED RAIGOSA NANCY RENNA E1 IJ E1 EI EI EI EI E1 EI SUSAN RICCITELLI ROBERT ROBERTS STANLEY ROBINSON EUNICE RODRIGUEZ El E E1 D E1 El U El EI SYLVIA ROSNER STANLEY ROWSON MIRIAM ROWSON MARY IEAN RUNIE EI III E! E1 E1 EI El EI EI SAM SANDADA FANNY SCHEIN BETTY IEAN SCI-IENBERGER MILTON SCHNEIDER El EI EI U EI El EI III EI LILY SENY JOSEPH SHAMBREY MARIE SHARP KENNETH SLATER III III IJ EI EI EI E1 III III ELEANOR SMITH BERNICE SOO HOO MARIE STITH TORU SUGIHARA El E1 D El D D El III IJ EI El GEORGE TAHAN GEORGE TAKEDA LILLIAN TAKESHITA MARGARET THOMAS EI EI IJ EI El E1 El El EI E1 EI PHYLIS IEAN TONG SARA TRUIILLO SNOW NGAN TSO ELVIRA MARIA TUMASONE X XX NR N X XX xx LAWRENCE AcEvEs D RUTH ETHELYN ANDERSON CLYDE PRIOR BETTLNGHQUSE FRANK RICE JACK BOWEN HOWARD CONSTANT RRADRURY ROBERT GRANT GREWER JAMES c. CHRISHOLM A EI EI El CHMERA SI-IY EDMUND CISNEROS MARK ETTINGER JUNE GLASSON RALPH GUTHRIE ROBERT LOUIS HELLER SANDRA IOLLY PATRICIA MCELROY EUGENE MEADE ROBERT MULLANE 40 EI II U W42 ALFRED TURIACE LUDWIGA UMMARINO PAULINE UNDERKOFFLER RICHARD UNG IJ EI El II EI EI NAOMI BETTINA VERDUGO SLAVKO GEORGE VUKOYE LUTHER WARD NATALIE WEITZMAN El IJ EI EI III EI CONNER WHITE LORETTA WILCHER ELIZABETH WITMER MARY ELLEN WOLFE II E1 EI EI III III LELAND WONG IOHN WEYDA YACHIYO YONASHIRO ISAO YUGE E1 E E III EI U EI El ARIEL ZACUSKI TACK NEWMAN MADGE NEWMAN REINHARD PRINZ CLAYTON PROVINSE PEARL RASCON MARY ELLEN SLAWSON T-EDD THIES HISAO GEORGE YOSHINAGA El U EI EI EI EI g TIME MARCHES ON! By special permission from Fafher T. himself, fhe Campanile allows ifs readers fo glimpse info fhe fufure of a few of our graduafes in I962: Sfanfon lDumbol Agee is now edifor of fhe laf- esf picfure magazine, Dope. Sfanfon is iusf fhe boy for fhe iob. Shirlee lOomphl Lefhin fakes fhe parf of a I00 year old woman in C. B. DeMille's lafesf fhriller. Milfon lTra-lal Bilderback's voice fhrills millions now - he's fhe new imifafor of Popeye, fhe Sailor. Mickey lTOOTl England is in fhe hospifal under- going a serious operafion. His frombone gof sfuck in his fhroaf. Cyril lJerkl Minnick was vofed by Movie Guide as l96Z's mosf promising young flop. Elizabefh lLizl Wifmer's disfinguished feafures can be seen in any magazine endorsing Fluffo, fhe newesf vanishing, cream. Bob lFlashl Roberfs is in fhe movies af lasf. He's head usher af fhe Biiou l3 feafures, news carfoon, serial, shorfs, dishes and bank-nife-l5c.l Loreffa lPyramusl Wilcher now fravels wifh Bar- num and .Bailey as flue faffooed lady. Dolly lUmmarinol Poses for foofh pasfe ads. Miriam lGigglesl Rowson is a rivefer af Lock- heed. 4 Marie lCufiel Sfifh opens af Smearo s Safur- day wifh her forchy ballads. Sfanley ll wanfed wingsl Vukoye now feaching gymnasfics af Paducah Hi. lsadore lDizzyl Dickens, chief bouncer af fhe El Flopedero, Hollywood nighf club. Charles lPea-brainl Davis, head cuss fodian af fhe Wils'hire Beach Resorf. Leon- lDicel Glaser, owning and operafing fhe U.S.S. Rex ll af fhe Pacific Fallicies. John lPaul Jonesl Hare following in his name- sake's foofsfeps: fishing for whales. Dan lJerk-jifferbugl Greene ierkbugging af fhe La Conga Play Club. Bessie lBabel Prniaf now modeling Swinky-Swank clofhes af fhe June Co. Berfram lShorfyl Jones Generaling in fhe US IS Russial Army. Franklin lScrawnyl Morand is seen daily af fhe beach frying desperafely fo build himself up. Joe lLifflel Shambrey, sfreef cleaner deluxe, run- ning for sfreef-cleaner-in-chief. Al lTurkl Turiace managing fhe New Frolic fhe- afer on Main and Maple. Tolru lSugl Sugihara packing and shipping, sar- dines fo fhe Wesf Coasf from Missouri. 41 EPI-IEBIANS S 42 Do MacDougall Betty Isroelson, Marvin Marsh. Anne Scott. Chuda Rhee, Betty Laifoon. Paul Lukens. Ch to be an Ephebian, sighs a little BIO as he hears the announcement that Betty lsraelson, Betty Latfoon, Paul Lu- kens. Marvin Marsh, Don MacDougall. Chuda Rhee and Anne Scott 'have been chosen tor their outstanding scholarship, leadership and character as the honored Ephebians ot S'42. ln three years perhaps his dream will come true it he 'tends to business in his school work, takes an active part in school activities and maintains an admirable record during his high school years. 42 S'42 SENIOR CLASS SPONSCRS Mr. Losinger, Mrs. Chamberlin. Miss Holton. Seated. Miss Hart. Mrs. Somerin dkye, Mr. 1Hollinger. if CLASS OFFICERS S'42 Clockwise: Paul Lukens, Pres.: Beta Doll, Vice-pres.: Mildred Bruneiie, Sec.: Dick Mareina. Bus. Mgr.: Stanley Mu. Sgt. at Arms S '11 2 LAWRENCE REGINALD AKERSON EVANGELINE ALARCON DOROTHY ELIZABETH ALBRIGHT ALICE MARY ALONZO EI El El IJ III III El EI EI ll El KENNETH RAY ANDERSON I-'RANK IOSEPH ANDRIZZI III HENRY ANGIOLA MARTIN ARSLANIAN EI El El EI EI E1 EI EI EI EI EI ROLLAND SANFORD ASHER WALTER GEORGE BAGLEY EMMITT LEE BAILEY. IR. FREDA IAN BEDIG I1 EI III El IJ EI I1 E EI EI EI BETTY LOU BEERY MARIORIE BELINSKY ROSALEE BENGE ELEANOR EMMA BENIAMIN I1 El IJ IJ II EI III EI EI EI III FRANCES LOUISE BENNETT EDGINGTON ERNEST BENSON BETTY IOHANNAI-I BIRK IOSEPHINE SCHAFI-' BISHOP EI EI EI D El EI III IJ EI El EI MINNIE KATHERINE BLEVINS RUTH NORMA BLUMENSON PHYLLIS IANE BOOTH IAMES CHARLES BORER EI EI IJ El III EI EI EI IJ EI III PAULINE BOSWELL ROBERT LINCOLN BOYD ROBERT BRADDOCK FLORENCE NANCY BRAGULLA EI El EI I1 D EI II I1 EI III EI . MILDRED ETHEL BRUNETTE HENRY CLEVE BURKE BARBARA IEAN BURNS COLLEEN HARRIET BUTLER S '4 2 EUNICE MARIORIE BYDAL DOROTHY BYRENS EMILY LOUELLA CAMPBELL MARGARET CAMPBELL El H III EI IJ E1 EI EI El RENEE ADOREE CAMPBELL RUDOLPH IOSEPH CARREON ROBERT EMMETT CASEY GERALDINE LOIS CAVANAUGI-I IJ EI EI IJ El U IJ D El ROBERTA IUANITA CHAMBERS MARGARET CHAN VIOLA LING CHAN CELESTE CHOW EI II El El III D EI II! E1 FRANCES IEAN CHRISTIAN LELAND HUNG CHUNG LAWRENCE CLARK CARLOS CONTRERAS I1 EI IJ If-I El El E III EI CAROL LEE COOK IAMES COSTNER VIRGIL GENE CROSS SHIRLIE LOUISE CURTIS EI I1 H EI El D EI D D AARON CUTLER EUNICE FRANCES DAVIS LOIS LOUISE DEAHL ERLENE LEAH DE CAMP El El III E1 EI EI EI EI E1 BARBARA YNEZ DE COSTA MARY LOUISE DE LA TORRE ANITA DELMAR PATRICK DEMPSTER U IJ EI EI EI E1 D EI IJ ADRIAN ANN DE RITIS CHARLES WENDELL DICKEY MARTHA DITURI RETA IEANETTE DOLL S212 EI III EI II El III III EI Il EI El EI El EI EI III I EI El EI EI U LOIS RUTH DOWNS CLARA IANE DOYLE MONA IEANETTE EHLERS LEO EISENSON EI E III EI El U IJ EI CARL EDWARD ERICKSON SYLVIA ESTERSOHN GLORIA AGNES FELIZ MARTHA ANN FENWICK El III EI EI D El El III GLORIA ROSE FERRARINO IUNE MAE FINCH ANN IEAN FINK COLLEEN MARIE FIN N El EI El EI EI E1 EI EI CHOEY LOW FONG IONG OY FONG IOSEPH MICHAEL FOWZER MARY FRANCES FRANKLIN El EI D IJ E1 III EI III CARMELINA MARY FRONTINO ALAN RAY FULKERSON HOWARD EARL FULLER BETTY GARDNER U III II IJ III EI EI El VIOLA LILLIAN GEORGE KIKI CATHERINE GERGICH ARTHUR JOSEPH GERHARDT DORIS EVELYN GIBBS D EI EI IJ E1 Il El El ESTHER GRACE GONZALES MARIA ALICIA GONALEZ DONNA CONSTANCE GOW FRANK LAMAR GRAHAM EI III EI III L'.I U III El CHARLES BAILEY GREELEY FRANCIS WALTER GREINER EUNICE DOLORES GROSS ALEANE MARION GUSKY N 7 S42 MARY BELLE HAGADORN HARRIETT JO HAGAMAN PATRICIA JEANNE HAMILTON BEULAH HARDY II El EI EI III III EI EI EI GRAYCE ASNIV HAROUTUNIAN JANE ANNE HAUSER VIVIAN ALMARINE HAWKER HELEN JEAN HAZELWOOD IJ III III III III EI EI III EI JEANNE MARIE HENLEY MICHAEL ANGELO HERNANDEZ ROBERT HIGGINBOTHAM, JR. FAYMA MAXINE HODGES III EI D III III II III E1 EI MARY MADELINE HOPSTOCK MARJORIE MAE HORNSETH SYLVIA IRENE HOROWITZ CLAIRE MAE HUDDLESTON El EI EI IJ E1 III III E1 U DOROTHY ANN HUGHES BETTY JEAN ISRAELSON ROBERT LEE JACKSON CAROL MAE JAMES III EI III III III EI III El El ALOHA JEAN JOHNSON PHYLLIS FLORENCE JONES BOBBY JACK JORDAN WILLIAM AARON KALB III III III El U III EI El El NOBUKO KAMEI NATHAN KAPITOWSKY CHARLES ALFRED KEENE RUTH KESSLER EI IJ III U EI E III E III DORIAN PHILLIP KEYSER GERALD KIRK JACK WILLIAM KIRK JOHN WESLEY KNIGHT EI EI U EI EI EI S '11 2 LOUISE KNOPOW IOSEPHINE KONECKO CONSTANCE ELEANOR KRAGE PAULINE TERESA LACASELLA DORIS ADELINE LACY BETTY IEAN LAFFOON MANY ANN LA MANNA MARY LAMOUR GUSTAVE NATHANIEZ LARSON. IR. AUDREY GOLDIE LA VEGNE IOSEPH IOHN LE BLANC DONNIENE MARIE LEE III EI EI EI EI EI EI EI EI EI EI IENNIE PON LEE NELLIE CHING LEE HERBERT NORMAN LEIFER FRANK IOSEPH LENOIR El EI U III EI III EI III EI III EI SINN TI LEW WALTER MOONYIN LEW ANGELINE CAROL LIGOTTI ROBERT LOHR III D III III EI EI III EI EI II! EI IUNE LOVVORN PAUL CLEMENT LUKENS IESSIE MARIE LUNA MARY ELLEN LYONS EI El III EI IJ EI El IJ IJ EI D DONALD DUNCAN MacDOUGALL IOSEPHINE FLORES MACIAS PATRICIA IANE MAIOR FRANCES LEE MAPLES EI EI EI IJ IJ EI III EI U III U RICHARD CLYDE MAREINA MARVIN ISADORE MARSH WILLIAM IOHN MARTIN VIDA LUCILLE MATHIS EI EI EI IJ EI EI EI D EI EI EI EI III EI III EI S112 MARION ELAINE MCCLINTOCK ELSIE MARY McELI-IINEY MARY LOUISE MEE KATHRYN LOUISE MERRY II EI IJ III III II III El ANTOINETTE MARIE MIGNONA RUDOLPI-I MIHELCICH MIGNONA SHIRLEE IAYNE MILLER MARY MAFALDA MISCIONE III III III III III III El III BETTY LORRAINE MITCHELL ANGENE MONTELEONE IOI-IN ALEXANDER MOODY ROBERT CLARE MOORE EI III U III EI I1 El III ELIZABETH ANN MORRISSEY CLAIRCE ALVINS MORTENSON STANLEY MU BETTY LENORE MUELLER EI IJ EI EI E1 III IJ EI III TADAWO MUKAIHATA MAXINE DELORES MUNHOI-'EN MARY PATRICIA MURPHY GORDON CAMERON MURRAY El El III III I1 El IJ EI EI VIVIAN IEANETTE NASSAR IOHN PAUL NICHOLSON MARY GERTRUDE O'BRIEN WILLIAM KEITH OTALLON III III El III III III EI IJ E1 IUNE MARIE OLIVER ANGELITA ONTIVEROS RITA MAY PATT MARION PATTERSON II III III IJ III E III III EI MARY LUCILLE PATTON TI-IELMA SHIRLEY PAUL THEODORA POLYDOROS RONALD RIGGS POMEROY K Q X I N .Q X X R N I I R 5 Q 5-3 5liSSL..l. .' :I si, I Yliivas I, 5 N S21 2 ROBERT MERRILL POWELL PAUL QUAN WALTER QUAN GLORIA RAMIREZ Pmuumuuummu THEODORE WILLIAM HANDLES EUGENE CLIFFORD REUBEN IURRAI CHUDA PEACE RI-IEE BETTY ANN ROAN ROBERTA STARR ROBERTS MORTON ROGO ARTHUR OWEN ROLLINS FRED ROMERO IOYCE RONKIN ANITA GERTRUDE ROSE IESSE EDDINGS ROUNTREE. IR. ALINE ROWLEY II III I3 EI EI III EI BERNICE ELIABETH SALKELD EMILY SAUNDERS THERESA SAVOIA RUTH DOROTHY SCHMALTZ III EI EI EI EI III El HELEN ANNE SCOTT THOMAS SHELTON PAUL ORVAL SHEPPARD ETHEL SHERMAN III III IJ EI EI IJ EI IAYNE SHORES CONNIE LEAH SLAWSON IOSEPH PATRICK SLIAKIS EDNA GAIL SMITH IJ EI EI EI III EI EI RITA ELAINE SMITH KATHERINE SOKOLOSKI ALICE EMMA ANNE SPEDER JEAN MARIE SPROUL S '4 2 MARGARET MERLE STEELE HELEN LOU STEEN NAOMI RUTH STEVENS HALDEAN SWARTHOUT EIIZIEIIJIIIEIEIEIU WILLIAM NICKOLAS TAHAN DORIS TELLEZ BEITY LAURA TODD EVA IUNE TOLLIVAR El E EI U IJ II IJ E IJ GRACE MARIE TORRES REBECCA MARIA TOVAR BASIL ARTHUR TREPPA EVELYN BRINT TURNER ROBERT ALLAN TUTTLE IRENE URUETA IACIC VAN ZANTEN GEORGIA IEANNE WXALDO THORA ALICE WALKER WILLIAM RICHARD WATSON ROBERT LEE W'AT'1'S ROBERT HOLLINGER WECHT DONALD CHESTER WELCH HINDY PAY WEXLER IRENE GLORIA WHITE THELMA ELIZABETH WILSON LILLIAN WONG MARY WONG FRANK REDMOND WYNNE ROBERT WALLACE YACKEY WILLIAM DEWEY YATES. IR. ROBERT STEVEN YOUNG PEARL MARY BOURGEOIS BOCK GONG IANG NX X Q I X CAMERH SHY DAVID EERG. IR. NICK DE coNO MARIORIE KATHRYN scHRoI.I. ROBERT OAMERON BRAY MARION DOROTHY ELI DOROTHY RYRD STEVENSON IOHN PATRICK BURKE DOROTHY MAE FIELDS AUDREY CLIENTELLE STEWART HOCHILE RUSTAMANTE GLADYS AMBERG GREENE EILEEN MILLER SWINHART IANICE CAMERON HOWARD DOUGLAS HENDERSON MAUHICE TOPPER HENRY LERMA RIVERA CASTANEDA AUDREY JOAN LEHRE JOE RAI-PH TREADWELL DOROTHY LUWELLA CHRISTMAN FINIS MAY RUDRUD RUTH BI-ESSING WEI-TEWITZ CLINTON HARDIN CUNNINGHAM. III DOROTHY LEAH SCHONBACH Time has sTaggered on To The year l962 and we now Take a squinT inTo The lives of a Tew OT The graduaTes OT The by-gone class OT summer 42 . . . Bob lJorTnerl Braddock was Taken away The oTher day by The Ii++le men in whiTe coaTs. As he leTT, he prOTesTed, BuT my name IS SmiTh. Cleve lDimplesl Burke is The second Tellow from The leTT in The ViTalis Ads. James lPerkyl CosTner is relieving Walfer Win- chell Tor The summer. Joe lNo, noT ThaT!l Fowzer Takes The parT OT The Shadow on his laTesT series. Lamar lBrainl Graham has iusT discovered The TRUTH abouT viTamins. RoberT lbashfull TuTTle and BeTTy llnnocenTl Laffoon are aT The MeTropOliTan aT lasT. Bob rolls up The curTain and BeTTy scrubs The floor. Marvin llvlarvelousl Marsh reads The Tunnies To kiddies every Sunday morning aT 8:00 a.m. Chuda lRuggedl Rhee has iusT been made a TrusTee aT AlcaTraz. Jack lHappy Dayl Van ZanTen iusT quiT his iob as head sTreeT cleaner. Someone used him Tor a broom. Paul lClemenTinel Lukens made The headlines again by breaking iail Tor The 3rd Time. Crawled righT beTween The bars. Billy lBlue eyesl WaTson runs a home Tor sTray caTs. KiTTens Too. Shirlie ll'm noT madl CurTis iusT eloped wiTh HiTler. Naomi lCharacTerl STevens has married her 'ForTy-Third husband-on a radio serial. Anne lScoTTyl ScoTT was deTeaTed lasT Novem- ber when she ran againsT RoosevelT Tor T'he presidency. Thelma lTybiel Paul is one OT The Powers girls- T'hey iusT phoTograph her from The knees down. RoberT lGlamorl Yackey has seTTled down aT lasT -has seven kids and a sweeT liTTle vine covered coTTage. 52 BEN ASAKA. LLOYD OUMI GOTO KIYOKO MARY HAMAMOTO YOICHI HARA El III El E1 IJ II EI El El EMIKO HASHIMOTO MISAO FRANCES HIKIDA ALICE KAYO HOSHIZAKI YASUKO HOSOZAWA IZLAEIIJIZIIZIEIIZIIJ HIDEMI IKADA GEORGE IOII IWAHASHI ROY YUKITO IZUMITA HARUO KAMO III E El EI E1 El EI EI EI YUKIO KIMURA EMMA ITOKO KOT0 MARY MAYEKAWA YUII JOHN' MISHIMA III El El III EI El III El D TOSHIKO MORIKUNI HIDEO HOSUI NAKAGAWA YOSHIKO OKAZAKI IOE MASARU OSAKA III El El El IJ U EI IJ D AKIKO OTOM0 IUNKO SAKAGUCHI I-'RANK SANETO SUMIKO SHIGEMATSU E1 El EI EI El EI El U E1 UTAKA SHIMBO ETSUKO IANE TSUDA MATSUE UYENO YUKIKO YUMIKO UYENO El IJ El E1 EI El EI El III MARIKO YOSHII Evclcuees of S42 CPS. VVT42 The C.S.F. is The envy oT The dumb-bells, The pride oT The Teachers, and The ideal oT every TenTh grader wiTh any ambiTion aT all. He can easily be recognized by The liTTle gold pin on his Senior SweaTer and The load of books under his arm. For The C.S.F. is The epiTome oT all learning acquired in The Three years aT BelmonT and The Tinal vicTory over Well, l'll geT iT in nexT week. ATTer Tive or six Terms of TaiThTully slaving over LaTin, TrigonomeTry, Spanish or Jour- nalism, having Their Taces in The Eulexian pic- Ture ever since They can remember, These lucky sTudenTs Tinally have Their reward Tor Those grueling hours oT home work. The Cali- Tornia Scholars'hip FederaTion each year awards iTs TeapoT -The Arabian Lamp of Learning-To Those graduaTing Seniors who have been in The honor socieTy Tor Tour Terms -once in Their Senior Term. These are The sTudenTs who will geT The good iobs on grad- uaTion, Tor The Ii++Ie gold seal on Their diplo- mas means +ha+ They really worked hard Tor The privilege of siTTing on The sTage in Their caps and gowns on graduaTion day. Some oT These Brains received Their pins and rec- ogniTion near The TirsT oT The year aT The semi- annual assembly in honor of The C.S.F.s and Eulexians. Some had To waiT unTil TurTher grades deTermined Their worThiness. Then, of course, There were Those who made Eulexian every Term buT The lasT. Their wails and gnas'hing oT +ee+h could be heard everywhere on ThaT day, buT Rules is Rules ALINE CHAPPELLE CHARLES DAVIC KIKU FUKAYAMA ADOLPH GOLDMAN DAN GREEN AKIKO HOSILI FRANKLIN MORAND STANLEY ROWSON AN TM E E CSF. S112 TOP ROW ROLLAND ASHER CHOEY LOW FONG BETTY ISRAELSON ALOHA JOHNSON 2ND ROW RUTH KBSSLBR DORIAN KEYSER EMMA KOTO BETTY LAFFOON 3RD ROW HERBERT LEIFER PAUL LUKE-INS DON MacDOUGALL MARVIN MARSH BOTTOM ROW IOHNNY MISHIMA CHUDA RHEE EULEXIAN W '42 Row 5-Iean Guild. Evelyn Usinqer. lean Ann Michel, Audrey Dakin. Emma Lou Simmons. Darlene Kelsey. Shirley Eischeid. Sally Lee Carpenter, Ruth Kessler. Sylvia Estersohn. Evelyn Wall. Gloria Rabinowitz. Rita Segal. Roy 4-Betty Israelson. Adele Segal. Cecilia Abrego. Aline Chappelle. Mariko Yoshii. Yasuko Hosozawa. Patricia Murphy. Iune Toribuchi. Kayoko Honda. Yuri Senzaki. Kaiie Chan. Lotus Ung. Aki Hosoi. Row 3-Bernice SooHoo. Dolly Ummarino, Virginia Henderson, Emily Campbell. Alice Wiggins. Edna Wellman. Mary Lou Gandy. Maria Reyes, Bobbette Salat. Sally Miley. Teruko Nagasaki. Kiku Fukuyama. Mary Uyeno. Nobuko Saito. Row 2-Yuri Uyeno. Emma Koto. Shizuko Furuto. Yuki Temura. Consuelo Amador. Tomoko Fukui. Miss Keyes. Teruko Fuiehara, Masako Karnei, Amy Takahashi, Chiyc-ko Soda. Alice Hitumi. Grace Pyakawa. Miyuki Yabe. Row 1-lean Sproul. Iackie Ferguson. Arlene Anderson. Norma Gottesman, Ieanne Waldo, Ruth Smaltz. Shirlie Curtis, Aloha Johnson. Nobuyo Mishima. Row 4-Harry Spira. Albert Wayne. Bennett Pascal. Richard Lubin. Frank Wynne. Harold Martinsen. Marvin Marsh. Adolph Goldman, Dan Greene. Iohn Hill, Gordon Murray. Richard Mason. Charles Davis. Row 3-Walter Quan. Yukito lsumita. Tamiii Simen, Paul Mayekawa, Lew Sinn. Bert Most, Bill Gile. Yoshikatsu Nakayama. Takashi I-loshizaki, Shogo Iwasaki. Keith Young. Iames Regan. James Hollis. Row 2-Yoshiaki Nakayama. Franklyn Moran. Takeo Kaneshino, Johnny Mishima. Iohn McCarthy. Stanley Yostiida. Teru Uematsu. Bob Crosleys, Dorian Keyser. Don MacDougall. Mark F uller. Peter Walton. Frank O'Sullivan. Row 1-Chuda Rhee. Richard Chee. I-laromu Nakamura, Ernest Zellberger. Tad Mukaihata. Eunice Bydal. Ioe Fowzer. Rolland Asher. lsarnu Kakiba. Dick Mareina. Herbert Leiter. 56 u EULEXIAN S '42 Row 4-Ruth Ann Starr. Toyo Taniguchi. Lois Mears. Ethel Gregory. Eve Chikato. Iackie Ferguson. Teruko Nagasaki. Gloria Cowan. Evelyn Walt. Hana Mambo. Iune Lovorn. lean Guild. Row 3--Adele Segal. Emma Lou Simmons. lean Ann Michel. Darlene Kelsey. lean Sproul. Evelyn Usinger. Rose Pellino. Margie Borg. Lorraine. Matsuuchi. Bobbette Salat. Betty lsraelson. Amy Takahashi. Chicko Soda. Grace Ayakawa. Row 2-Yuriko Senzaki. Yukiye Shirakawa. Elisa Munaz. Edna MacNeil, Shirley Eischeid. Ann Ianus. Cecelia Abrego. Hindy Wexler. Ruth Schmaltz. lean Pierce, Sally Carpenter. Daphne Dickers. Misako Kamei. Iune Toribuchi. Row 1-Yuki Tamuro. Tomako Fukui. Betty Latlton. Emma Koto. Katie Shindo. Frances Kako. Celeste Chow. Michiko Kamei. Ruth lshukawa. Edna Wollrnan. Mary Lou Gandy. Harriet Karber, Dorothy Schonback. Row 4--Werner Riesenfeld. Hiroshi Komatsu. Stanley Yoshida. Iohnny Mishima. George Cowley. Raul Mayekawa. Hirornu Nakamura. Aaron Seadel. Ralph Martinez. 3 Row 3-Don Matsuda. Dick Mareina. Bennet Pascal. Frank Wynne. Peter Walton. Keith Young. Yoshikatsu Nalcayama. Bill Gile. Ioe Fowzer. Row 2-Richard Lubin. Shoqo Iwasaki. Robert Acker, Bert Most. Chuda Rhee. Morris Greenberg. Paul Lukens. Iames Hollis. Charles Boone. Richard Mason. Row 1-Yoshiaki Nakayama. Leonard Eliot. Teru Uematsu. Marvin Marsh. Don MacDougall. Hans Marcus. Richard Chee. Yolk Ti Lew. Francisco Gongora. George Nelson. 57 l T H1213 Doesn'l' il seem queer +ha+ fime changes almosl every- fhing-especially people. Look back al' some of fhe gradu- aling classes of len or 1'welve years ago, and compare 'rhem wifh fhe graduafing classes of win+er and summer '42, Faces, dresses, skirfs, blouses, 'l'rousers, and hair-do's, were radically differenf in comparison wi1'h +he shor'l' brighf colored skirfs, dresses, blouses, and 'rrousers of foday. The lowly Bl0's, popularly known as Scrubs, en+ering. lo learn, wisffully admire and respecl lwell some of 'rhem, anywayl 'lhe 'high an' migh+ies.' They look aboul' +he cam- pus wi+h awe inspiring glee. Many parficipafing in clubs, sporls, efc., look forward +o being a Senior Aye some 1'hree years hence, w'hich flies by oh, 'foo fasf. The Al0's, who are iusf geHing info 1'he swing of high school life, come wifh happy, smiling faces +o class rooms. The Bl l's', however, are iusf aboui' fed-up wiih every- 58 E I ,-,.... .., ............. .,..,,,,, S 5 H1214 happy inspirafion of becoming Senior Bees which spurs 'em on. The Senior Bees, come fheir firsf mass meeiing, are happy and full of pep, new ideas lso +hey fhinkl, and school spirit Elecfions of class officers, +he Senior Prom, ploH'ing agains+ +he Senior Ayes, various school ac+ivi+ies, make hig'h school life real fun. The iradifional free, all fheirs, and +rying fo ouf-yell +he Biggies, brings oui' almosi' all of 'rheir fire. The Senior Ayes, fhe high and mighfies, The big-shofs, enjoy fhe full benefifs of high school. The Senior Bench, fheir favoriie gaihering spo+ and hang-ou+ during fhe noon period, is always occupied. Tradi+ional rivalry wi+h +he Senior Bees adds zesf +o school. Sweafer Day, Class Day, eic., makes school iusl' a 'bowl of cherries' and a highly enioyable experience. Tweniy weeks of real happiness, an 60 S '44 experience which comes only once in a lcid's life lime, flies by all +oo soon. Then graclualion, +he crowning glory of fwelve years of schooling, +he happiesi' ancl saddesi day of every graduafing sfudenl, brings baclc 'Fond cherished memories, and fhe aspirafion of going forrh +o serve. 61 x www -K we if v. -5' .1 --1 u --rq Cfwifi' 1.1 IQ ' v 1 ,. - - , r .-, .4 .,r . ....-, .1 ' f w w X I V '1' -.V - ,.,. ,VJ-,, 1 -ff- .a---'- .-.,., I K, ,Q-4' E J 's f L 1 E V - L R , T I. I F , W, K .,,, r , 1 -..-xv,-3'-1 Cogs vv. 4 11 I xfk i. ,33- X- . . .Ji ' . TS. w- 31 xy ,. -L. 131 v ,-.. fm, .M - r 42. X A -4, V.. 3 'A ml an WG R w U' ,' ' Aid' Q.- l. lv .- ,x ng-- J Q 5 D... W' A592 rt xiii N '13- , ' R . r ' if 5 , il 1 -wan ' . , iii -wk , ,:r.,Y+ 1- ,--. .' 1 4 Ji . ' 9 . saw' Q . ll L-'V-z: 5 1QQV, V 4'1 ??f'Xf 'Ia ' . ,, A. ,... ,. 3 gm'-56535 .tsxzwmyah A J . 1 TIMETI ETIME'I'IME'1' ME1'IMETlMETIMETIlVIETIME'1'IME'1'IME'1'I ETIMETIN 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 METIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETTMETIMETIMETIMEIIMETIME TIMETIIVLETIIVIETIMETIMETIMETIMETIIVIETIMETIMETIMET 1 1 1 1 I Shining metal cogs and Wheel, 4 Meshing on cm even keel, 1 1 Working ond turning together in time, Cecrsing only at the five o'cloclc chime. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F l 2 1 Q E r The rhylhm of Time-Hs beal- and ever presenl efiecl upon our life will conlinue 'ro se+ our pace afler fhis year book has gone +o press and gradualion is over. In general, Time +rea+s us genlly 'here a+ Belmont Noi' unlil we enfer +he world of com- pelilion will we feel his heavy hand. Even lhough we fry +o oulwil' him, Time always succeeds in our remain- ing in +une wifh his predes+ined pal- iern of - - - Time. THE EDITORS Charles Davis. Campanile Editor. W'42 Belly Israelson. Campanile Editor, S'42 '42 Campanile Editors CAMPANILE CABINET W '42 Row 3-Frank Andrizzi. Ioe Fowzer, Paul Lukens, Charles Davis, Marvin Marsh, Leland Wong, Bob Casey, Toru Sugihara, Mickey England, Gerald Kirk. Row 2-Ruby Becker. Frank Sanato. lane Elliott, Dan Greene, Tad Mukaihata, Etsuko Katayama. Louise Knopow, Iean Sproul, Don McDougall, George Chulack, Tosh Hashimoto. Row 1-Maurice Topper, Erlene de Camp, Sam Sanada. Frances Davis. George Tahan. Dick Ung. Bee Roberts, Kurt Rehteld. Betty Israelson, Bob Roberts, Bob Yackey. Thelma Paul. Two ot the busiest souls meandering on the campus topping Crown Hill during the winter and summer terms were Campanile Editors Charles Davis and Betty lsraelson, respectively. Their collaborators on the creation ot the Belmont annual ot torty-two were no lazy bones sleepin' in the noon day sun either or this book wouldn't be. Making the iob doubly tedious stands the tact ot their working under abnormal and restricting conditions. Another sore spot to the statit has been t'he heavy fog which always manages to be present and detinitely accounted tor on scheduled picture days. Second and third period and sprinkled-in minutes throughout the days have tound rumblings and roars ot busy minds click and clanking trusty from ill use, no doubtl in a certain room up thar' three flights up. Mixed in be- tween pictures, write-ups, captions and only one million and two other de- tails are choice murmurs ot scandal and iuicy bits ot gissip. Atter working like mad day in and day out, morning, noon, and night, the Campanile goes to press and the statt can relax in peace. B 64 x SENTINEL STAFF W'42 Row 3: Yoshio Kusaycmaqi. luck Zanten. Bob Brcdock. Row 2: Etsuko Kataycmu. leon Sproul. Betty Burke. Stanton Agee Row 1: Howard Fuller. Lucille Patton. Bonnie Lou Short. Pat I-Iam t Keeping tabs on Hilltop news, views and .gossip kept Sentinel scribes plenty busy this year. Writing, marking, typing, editing, headlining, marking tor make-up, proot reading, make-up, proot reading again, and then . . . the presses roared and you received the weekly'Sentinel. Considering these and a trillion other little things, it is no small wonder why upon passing the supreme domicile ot the Sentinel statt-the otfice-a spectator has, to put it mildly, the idea it is a madhouse wit'h the lil' men in white right around the corner. W' I2 Editors-in-Chief Stanton Agee and Bobbie Burns were succeeded by S '42 Eds. Jack Van Zanten, Bob Braddock, and Jean Sproul. Atoremen- tioned slaves to the Hill populace strove long and hard to produce the weekly scroll. Pulling their hair, shouting it's a wondertul world, and having delusions that their name is Smith are but a tew ot the frustrated bits ot actions tound upon encountering an editor in action. Chiet accom- plice to the creation ot the Journalism class's pride and glory is the asso- ciate editor, a position 'held by all editor-in-chiets at one time or another, plus Lou Patton in the latter halt ot S '42, 65 X ww . ,, .x., ,WY ,V - H en. , . , , . . ..-..-. . ..- ., c ..........,.............. . . .. am... ....-.A.,,.a 2:35 KNIGHTS W '42 ' Standing-Adolph Goldman, Toru Sugihara, Iohn Hare. William Kalb. Paul Lukens, Charles Davis. Takeshi Hamano. Seated-Tad Mukaihaia. Chuda Rhee. Stanton Aqee. Mr. Whedon. Iohnny Mishima, Marvin Marsh, Mark Fuller. nf .,i- mr . , ,A Ma- ,, ., A, . -, -, ,,,... N... ,, Knighfedl Yes, ihey are, ihai is, Knighis minus ihose iron ou+fi+s lprioriiies, you lcnowi. Member- ship of The Belmonl' Knighls is granied +o a limiled number of 2I upperclassmen, selecied for ouisiand- ing characier and service. An organizaiion wi+hou+ 'lhe usual formal offices, fhey are led in an advisory capaciiy by Mr. Whedon, our principal. - The S'42 ros+er includes Walier Bagley,QDon Mac- Dougall, Dick Mariena, Don Mafsuda, Beri Mosf, Jack Van Zanien. and Bob Yaclcey. 66 Where's your school spirif? Come on, buy a liclcel' and 'help win 'I'he game! Ever hear 'rhese de- sirous demands? Doublless, 'For fhal' is fhe idenfifying cry of leading Hilliop leH'ermen and oiher sporfs- minded fellows, under l'he able command of Mr. Lyon, who composed fhe Service Club. Sfriving lo promole and inci'I'e increased inferesl' and supporl of 'l'he mul- fifude of sporfs ac+ivi+ies on ol' Crown Hill lihaf is, sell liclcelsl 'lhey have'accomplished a greaf deal, and +o pul il' mildly have done a super iobl The S'42 rosler includes Waller Bagley, Bill Colwell, Charles Coyle, Shogo lwasalci, Van Johnson, Dicl: Mariena, Marvin Marsh, Johnny Mishima, Berl Mosl, Ray Siowell, Jack Van Zanfen, Bob Yaclcey, and Ralph Yenari. 67 SERVICE CLUB W '42 Row 2-Chudo: Rhee. Bob Boyd. Iimmie Lewis. Adolph Goldman. Iohn Hare. Row 1-Bob Casey. William Kalb. Mr. Lyons. Conner White. Toru Sugiharu. Tad Mukaihata. Camera Shy- Kurt Renfeld. Dick Unq. SQUIRES S '42 Row 4-Bill Wunsch. Henry Struess, Allis0n Mattson. Dem Stoddart. Pat O'Connor. Rich- ard Crenna. Anthony Bradrich. Row 3-Calvin Lee. Raymond Duan. limmie Toomey. David Eisenberg. Bill Gile. Bob Cheadle. Philip Stein. Row 2-Kyo Vtounomiya. Richard Ruiz. Gene Gauther. Charles Iennings. Yoshiaki Naka- yama. Ted Uyemura. Evon Oyakawa, lim Myers. Row l-George Eskeander, Richard Chee. Peter Walton, Mr. Harris. Shoqo Iwasaki. Bert Most. Ben Harada. Bill Colwell. Homer i Underclassmen honorary-Squires to-be are chosen by their iunior highs for outstanding achievement and qualities. After surviving a terrific initiation in their BIO term, they are members until their senior year. . Toru Sugihara and Augie Kalb, Hi-Y prexys for W '42 and S '42, have led terms brimming with outstanding success in achievement-and fun! Following the code, . . . to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, the Hi-Y, affiliated with the Y.M.C.A., is an honorary organization open to uppergrade fellows. HI-Y CLUB S '42 Row 4- Yutaka Shimbo. lack Van Zanten. Bob Casey. Iohn. ny Mishima. William Kalb. Mr. Hubbard. Tony Moreno. Bill Colwell. Row -Shoqo lwasaki. Walter Bagley. Marvin Marsh. Row 2-Rolland Asher, Don MacDouga1l. Tad Mukaihata. Herbert Leiler, Ralph Yanari. Bert Most. Row 1-Chuda Rhee. Don Mat- suda, Dick Mariena. Iimmie Costner. Charlie Coyle. Van Iohnson. Bob Yackey. 'nw ' ---- 1 ' . ig, wm:,.,.,...mwm.am TRI-Y IR. W '42 How 4-Monica Schubert. Dorothy Cov- erly. Serna Bulmash. Betty Lee Erick- son, Yvonne Hatton. Ruth Sands, Ar- line Anderson. Lorraine Matsunchi. Eva Chikato. Ruth Ann Starr. Row 2-Miyuki Yabe. Emiko Tamari. Catherine Nastos, Faith Schisler. Christine Cude. Michiko Kamei. Vir- ginia Henderson. Dorothy Hammer. Terry Lee Goodwin. Aurora Diaz. Marino Murillo. Vincenza Torres. Ruth lshikawa. Row 1-Betsy Rhee. Betty Rhee. Ruth Taniquchi. Frances Dean. Mary Lou Gandy. Margaret Lennox. Miss Sul- livan. Carla Herskind. Edna Woll- man. Sally Carpenter. Chiyako Yos- kie. Mrs. Boyer. TRI-Y SENIQRS W '42 Row 5-Angela Prio. Margie Belinsky. Laura Gottesman. Ruth Kessler. Sylvia Estersohn. Martha Dituri. Ann Fink. Grayce Haroutunian. Elaine McClintock. Billie Shafer. Ianice Rose. Iune Finch. Consuelo Grado. Beatrice Tiierina. Row 4-Iosephine Konecko. Mariorie Hornseth. Mary Belle Haqadom. Beatrice Alvarez. Karie Shindo. Hara Mombow, Grace Torres. Mary Hamamoto. Yoshiko Okazaki. Mary Mayakawa. Lydia Carrillo. Elvera Tumasone. Margaret Steele. Ann Hughes. Evelyn Usinger. lean Guild. Row 3-Eileen Irvine. Margaret Thomas. Dorothy Iames. Lucille Alexander. Shizuka Feruto. Martha Henry. Naomi Stevens. Lily Seny. Motoye Mori. Sow 'l'so. Iosephine Jacques, Ella Donner. Ann Ianus. Shirley Eisched. Alice Walters. Eunice Rod- riquez. Row 2-Kiku Fukuyama. Micke Normura, Amy Takahashi. lane lida. Elizabeth Galperin. Sylvia Rosner. Betty Gilkey. losephine Lipson. Mrs. Sullivan. Bee Roberts. Fanny Schein. Eunice Bydal. Masako Kamei. Michiko Kamikawa. Alice Gerson. Row 1-Mary Greenlaw. Ruth Riemers. Ieanne Durrell. Shirlie Curtis. Alona Iohn- son. Dolly Ummarino, Rosalie Lipson. Ann Scott. Mildred Brunette. Dorothy Black. Miriam Rowson. The purpose ot the Tri Y is to tinc.l and to give the best also to bring the girls ot Belmont closer together. The club is a junior branch ot the YWCA. The national organization ot Tri Y's is known as the Girl Reserves. AURELIAN S W '42 Standing-Lucille Patton. Anne Scott. Last Row-Margaret Steele. Roberta Roberts. Miriam Rowson. Mildred Brunette. Ioyce Ronkin. Dorothy Black. Elizabeth Witmer. Row 2-Dolly Ummarino. Yurniko Uyeno. Betty Laiioon. Margaret Thomas. Naomi Stevens. Iecm Sproul. Row 1-Etsuko Katayama. Miss Guild. Sylvia Rosner. Eunice Bydal. Kiku Fukui- yama. Aurelians, named tor and based on the creed ot Marcus Aurelius, are sponsored by Miss Guild and are similar to the Knights with a limited membership ot 2l senior girls. Winter and summer gavel-queens were Etsulco Katayama and Jean Sproul. Vice-prexys were Eunice Bydal and Naomi Stevens. Kilcu Fulciyama, Umiko Uyeno and Evelyn Usinger busied themselves as minute takers and historian duties were tilled by Joyce Ronkin and Ann Janus. This Aurelian year has contained numerous events includ- ing picnics, attending on-campus dramas, introductory teas tor new members and any number ot other activities. Most outstanding success and concluding the season was the tor- mal banquet honoring graduating members, alumni members and in-coming members. Aurelian meetings are held Wednesday atter sixth with a program following the general business discussion. Regular programs on the yearly theme are varied by style shows, musical programs, plays and other interests-with even an occasional splurge tor refreshments. 70 Nm . xxx- Q. .gqgm ,ski N X I '-:1 A . A S .,.. k we-.r .1 ' wzfxkx xx X ' RX Q v sm .-:QQXS . ' f Q Q H ' x - B S . Q' X . X Q w Rx- QW .Sz . xX XX SV.-,. Q .km .JI X R .N -tg R Q M VM. E S Svwm gi? Q 'Q x - , Pr Nfl Aft . - ,gl 'QQQBS' J 4 QM. -4 X -, 5 . Swlfl gel w'Qx. .fi ' S ,Xa ,N .S 1 4i' .S wi , F , : I-2, N fi 65 SR . SN .. .SHT Nl., 'S R an w I 9: Q 5. .Q LX Q 1 S .S . 3 . a X . . X -.1 .A .N SR sv X. x-sig Q xv IX X . Q , . 5. X -A K N is Qx 5 Q ' ...X A s .1 X mi . , - w ww' . A 1 IN X. E NSN- .Q x ,, iz gsm. 19 ' is 5. x Q , . . .... k .. im? 1 X Nlgalbig f 5 ag.-mi x Ng X S X X f' -1 vi im 'E gg x in NX ' -S,..is,' . Q Q 5.4.5 K L Q' RQ X 5 A 5? . , . gig.. X we XI 1 F95 A X XY N ge . ' .ig fi r li . xv .. XE A - . X 'Q X., .N fis- ,S tx gif fi ,li J fi,-A iii .L 8 lx Sv ex, .ff ? Q-' S. Xz.g,x + - wx xsxi 1 1 Y' A jmxugg' gas.. - if VW 'xx Q ni S A 2 wav: X is Se.. .5 Q- Q... .gm - ., 5 rif 'X X. Q xx sf. x X x . N x- x N' X Qi ....X ,, x X. , sw 4 8 . ia. ' it 'mix 4 NS X . . US. .Q . .x Q .SSN BOYS' GLEE S '42 Row '-Ioe Fcwzer. Bill O'Fallon. lim Lucas. Basil Treppa. Dick Tackaberry, Bob Yackey. Rinato Acuna. Maurice Kishlansky. Haruo Kamo. lack Sullivan. Row 2-Akira Kaino. Albert Smiley. Armando Navarro. Bock Gong lang. Irvin Arouh, McKinley Chambers. Leland Iordan. Ioe Foran. Ed McDermott. Iames Nakaya. Row l-Frieda Pomerantz. Iames Katako. Dick Quan. George Iwashashi. Charles Crabb. George Henry. George Shimiza. Murray Greenberg. Niles Davis. Mr. Meyers. A CAPELLA W '42 Row 5--Ioe Slaikas, Richard Gilmore. Ioe Navarro, Robert Tuttle. Rufus Marshall. Amos Fer- nandez. Armando Arrniio. David Berg. Hal Swartout. Wallace Williams. Row 4-George Terry. Iunichi Asakura. Marie Stith, Betty Laiioon. Doris Gihoney. Consuelo- Grado. Lois lean Wood. Estsuko Katayama. Almarine Hawker, Marie Miller. Paula Mount. Mary lane Bailey. Stan Robinson. Delmar Watson. Row 3-Lee Collinsworth. Luca Perri. Shirlie Curtis. Dolly Ummarino. Anita Kay Waldirnan. Louis Spain. Rita Smith. Kimiko Mori, Mchiko Kamikawa. Shizuko Katsuma, Ieanette Davis. Morton Rogo. lohnny Mishima. Row 2--Ed Moaleck. Thelma Paul. Mary Lamour .Suzanne Coray. Marcella Schiller. l-'ronda Feinblatt. Mrs. Sargent. Katherine Kern. Shirley Gasdon. Anita Rose. Iosephine Brooks. Colleen Ruff. Aloha Iohnson. Row l-Lockey Pritchards. Beulah Ellis. Peggy Lou Lambert, Kathleen Yoakum. Mary Albino. Mary Lacasella. Thora Walker. Ruby Silver. Nancy Kilts. Eva Amador. ORCHESTRA S '42 Row 4-Art Pereman, Kendall Bright. Al Lindenbaum, Iohn Nicholson. Frank Fornelli. Van Iohnson, Bob Wisemin. Row 3-Ella Donner, Dorothea Pretsson. Dorothy SchonBack. lean Murray. Iuanita La Vigne. Frances Bennett. Clara Anderson. Ted Handles. Row 2-Frances Kako, Victoria Saavedra, Iohn Reeves, Francisco Urbina, Vincent Stlis. Tomi Yamawaki, Werner Riesenield. Esperanza Urbina. Row l-Olga Kleltis, Lina Clough, Betty Gilkey. Thalia Angel, Ruth Ann Starr. Hilda Petterson. Dorothy Glynn, Mariorie Belinsky, Josephine Bartoli, Lois Paddock. ROTC BAND W '42 Row 4-Iulius Casas. Bob Humphrey. Lauro Montes. David Grossman, William King. Gerald Wyant. Ely Mitchell. Cyril Minnick. Lawrence Clark. Row 3-Frank Fcrnelli, Charles Greeley, Al Lindenbaum. Ralph Gleason. Io-hn Rasich. Celaya Genaro. Row 2-Art Parellaman. Joseph Pelezzare, Ted Randles, Victor Suto. Bob Wiseman, Iverson McGlasson. Ronald Pomeroy. Charles Conahan. Row 1-Mark Fuller. George Francis. George Strohecker. 1 1 w 4 mm.- ..... .. - . . ... ,,,,,.. ., .... .. ,. , , GIRLS GLEE W '42 Bow 4-Ioy Tong. Ikuko Hamamoto, Maxine Munholen. Loretta Wilcher.. Kiki Gergich Dorothy Coqhlan. Shizuka Furuto. Mariko Yoshii. Pat Bayley. Row 3-Marian Spencer. Eleanor Beniamin. Colleen Finn, Phyllis Iones, Laura Graves. ldabelle Prescott. Frances Davis, Anne Scott. Row 2-Erlene DeCamp. Shirley McKay, Rita Doll, Betty Beary. Bonnie Kilts, Elizabeth Narry. Frances La Vigne, Betty lsraelson. Row 1-Mutsue Uyeno, Lydia Carrillo. Betty Ahlers. Mary Lurrel Shadrick. Naomi Gomez, Lois Downs. Ruth Rushton, Sally Stiles. 9 MADRIGALS S '42 Row 2-Ioe Sliakis, lack Galley, Val lean Renken. Bob Tuttle, Lee Collingsworth. Row 1-Ruth Ann Starr. Mary Lacasella, Suzanne Corey, Marcella Schiller. Fronda Feinblatt. Dor- othy May Bryens, Betty Israelson. Betty Laiioon. Anita Rose. - 74 RCTC Honors Ballad for Americans AUD CALLS Only foo frue fhe unforfunafe facf remains fhaf in innumerable cases, fhe phofograph is -nof avail- able when an excellenf and call is produced. Offen, fhe Sponsor feels fhaf fhe program may nof be foo successful and hesifafes fo nofify fhe Campanile Sfaff. Imagine fheir disappoinfmenf when fhe performers are inspired fo give an oufsfanding perfor- mance and-no phofographer- no picfures fo have as a record of a beaufiful and safisfying pro- gram. We, af Belmonf, are a for- funafe group. We appreciafe fhe besf and we hear fhe besf. We have been exfremely luclcy in fhe greaf number of ousfanding pro- grams whic'h fhe various deparf- menfs, organizafions and clubs have worked fo produce. N 5 ,N N IN .,.. , N W X X Y XX my-.FIPQN . . . X . ZX- ... xg-XX XX. XQS X Q .XX X A N NX N - X 1262! X XXX xx W Xi X XXX . XX . 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E . , A, 4 -W, Q A ,f +33 ' - Ny Q .I s gg '? -N .:. . a L Q .1 ,I ' A X ,QSLQW Z 1 gs, X fs,- 1 M 9' If F v 5 W3 3 ' .- WN N 5 BELSCI CLUB S '42 Row 4-Ernest Zeilberger. Irwin Oreskes. Charles Boone. Calvin Lee.. Richard Lubin. George Bennett. Paul Beecroit. Henry' Stanfield. Yoshilratsu. Row 3-Chieko Soda. Henry Kim. Francisco Gongora. Iohn McCarthy. Don Mlac- Dougall. Chuda Rhee. Iimmie Costner. Marvin Marsh, Robert Tuttle. Shirley Iohnson. Row 2-lane Iida. Mary Mayekawa. Cecilia Albrego. Edith Resnick. Lynette Berg. Lillian Blitz. Eve Chikato. Iackie Ferguson. Mary Lou Gandy. Colleen Butler. Row 1-Masako Kamei. Doris Eisenberg. Harriet Karber. Audrey lsraelson. Shirlie Curtis. Miss Wiucox. Iames l-Iollis. Mariorie Hornesth. Mary Belle Hagadom, Ella Donner. Bietty Erickson. Enthusiasts in the arts ot science, in ot'her words, Belmont Science club members, more accurately termed as the Belsci organization were led in advisory capacity by Miss Wilcox. Habla Ud. espanol? They do-or at least they should as mem- bers ot the illustrious El Circulo Castellano. SPANISH CLUB S '42 Row 3-Frances Alexander. Gloria Ramirez, Gracela Ramirez. Allene Wallen. Char- lotte Regan. Thomas Adam, Sterling Rachootin, Emmitt Bailey. Mr. Blacker. Angelita Ontiveros. Row 2-Doris Tellez, Betty Trishman. Rosemarie Hines, Shirley McCulloch. Shirley Robertson. Mary Ollino. Mary Iessie Reyes. Lydia R. Angulo. Row 1-Masako Kamei. Chicko Soda, Irene Morales, Connie Martinez, Consuelo Amador. Ninia Gonzalez. Alicia Gonzalez. l l l K ' Q x..k g 1 kk b ,. X 12: x X ,g FRENCH CLUB S '42 Row 3-James Hollis. Iohn Carawan, Lawrence Clark. Shirlie Curtis. Iackie Ferguson. Ted Barber. Ann Fink. Mr. Breckheimer. Ralph Martinez. Calvin Lee. Row 2-Bobette Salat. Marie Marlowe. Charlotte Peterson. Betty Oster. Carla Herskind. Lydia Angulo. Surniko Shigematsu. Angelina Holguin. Miiuki Yabe. Bob Crosby. Row 1-Anne Meister. Geraldine Cavanaugh. Gloria Sugar. Iune Lovvorn. Peggy Smith. Mary Iayne Lopez, Cecelia Albrego. Elsa Kofelat. Elizabeth Buckstein. Ierorne Goldberg. Parlez-bous trancais? Neither do we, but the French Club does, and spends a happy hour once a month, slinging French verbs around between the entertainment. The Latin Club, however, delves into the ancient Roman cus- toms and rites, including iniating new members by making- them wear an allium cepa lonion to youl around their necks. LATIN CLUB S '42 Row 4-Charles Conahan, Bill Holmes. Yoshikatsu Nakayama. Eugene Vitamanti. Rob- ert Aacker. Robert Sherman, Basil Treppa. Cid Baxtresser. Charles Boone. Hiromu Nakamura. Row 3-Virginia Lindsey. Shirlie Curtis. Ruth Ann Starr. Don Matsuda. Tomiii Someu. Valiean Smith. Ralph Yanasi. Iimmie Gremer. Benett Pascal. Philip Romero. Row 2-Fomuko Fukui, Ella Donner. Iune Lovvorn. Hazel Pearce. Frances Cook. Martha Gamer. Sally Carpenter. lean Guild. lean O'Falcon. Pat Stransky. Ruth Blumenson. Doris Eisenberg. Row 1-Mitsuko Oto. Ethel Trebow. Lillian Taira. 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Young Maylong, Choey Low. Fong Nellie Lee. Ida Quon. May Quan. Judy Lew. May Jean Quan. Chester Chow. Eleanor Fung. Nancy Quan. Stanley My. Row 2-Millard Yim. Lim Jung. Mary Wong. Viola Chan. Constance Lim. Anna Tom. Lotus Ung. Lillian Wong. Margaret Chan. Jennie Fon. Katie Chan. Bing Wong, Billy Gin. Bruce Wong. Row 1-Phillip Ten. Hubert Fong. Shew Lum. Joe Leong. Stephen Jung. York Ti Lew. Kenneth Gee. See Wah Quan. James Jeong. Shennan Lee. Daniel Jue. Fim Jung. Kim Jung. Shue William. I COSMOPOLIS CLUB Row 4-James Click. James Hollis. Richard Mason. Albert Wayne, Stanley Yoshida. Ruth Ann Starr. Betty Rhee. Aleane Gusky. Laree Birch. Maria Reyes. Row 3-Carol Cook. Edna Wellman. Betty 7 Trishman. Elizabeth Galperin. Betsy Rhee. Louise Rothschild. Row 2-Dorothy Coverly. Dorothy Mandell. Gertrude Rohr. Frieda Pomerantz. Row l-Rosemary Sumners. Margaret Len- nox. Sally Carpenter. Miss Eads. Frances Dean. Lydia Angulo. V FUJI KAI S '42 Row 4--Yumiko Uyeno, Kayoko Honta. Stanley Yoshida. lsao Kudow. George Talranashi. Akira Inouye. Nori Kuroyaina. Minoru Yokota. Yukio Kimura. Shig Yamashita. Row 3--Otomi Kawahata. Futami Yamaguchi. Kiyoko Morimoto. Fumi Saito. Hana Mambu. June Toribuchi. Yuki Shirakawa. Mitsuko Yama- shita. Furuya Sachiko. Mary Otomo. Talriko Kuniyoshi. Row 2-Chizuko Nishimato. Sakaye Fuiiwara. Mitsuko Ito. Shizuko Ya- mada, Teruko Matsumoto. Toshiko Morikuni. Nobuyo Mishima. Flor- ence Higa. Karce Shindo. Frances Kalro. Sakilro Okubo. Ayako Take- moto. Row l--Yoshiye Shitamoto. Yuriko Tiyikawa. Jane Tsuda. Yuri Senzaki. Henrey Ohmoto. E. M. Harper tsponsorl. Emma Koto. Yutaka Shimbo. Alice Hoshizaki. Shizuka Furuto. Anne Shimoda. BOVVLING CLUB S '42 Row 4-Don Donaldson. Bob Hauser. Bob LaFrance. George Nelson. Bob Bosick. Ken- neth Anderson. Dauphen Baxtresser. Kenneth Smith. Victor Herberts. Row 3-Orval Sheppard. Gus Larson. Basil Treppa. Iohn Carawan. Art Perelman. Art Rollins. Bob Higqenbothom. Stanley Mu. Row 2-Audrey lsraelson. Lenore Sweiq. Betty Wachtler. Betty Gilkey. Shirley Roybal. Peggy Lou Lambert. Betty Erickson, Sally Carpentar. Madeline Waltie. Shirley Rob- ertson. Row 1-Edna Wollman. Doreen Haqadom. Ioe Sliakis. Thelma Wilson. Miss Lily Howl:- inson. I-'rank Lenoir. Katherine Blevens. Josephine Konecko. Mary Belle Haqadorn, Gloria Cowan. TYPING CLUB S '42 p y ' Row 4-Beatrice Alvarez. Gloria Sabreira. Roberta Magean. Lola Farrell. Lavauqhn Cox. Iosephinet Torres. Aileen Bapst. Alice Martinez. Grace Rertinger. Pearl Newman. Eve Chikato. Row 3-Rita Smith. Iuanita La Vigne, Mary Ollino. Bemeice Martin. Ethel Berner. Iune McConnell. Anita Chapron. Norma Ferrarino. Gloria Ferranrino. Ruth Lynch. Ada Fein. Ierry Wallace. Row 2-Barbara Adams. Lillian Goto. Iosephine Guerrero. Connie Sanchez. Audrey Compton. Anita Valenice. Angela De La Rosa. Evelyn Garcia. Mary lane Bailey. Patricia Sazaroni. Dorothy Schonback, Nancy Arnold. Row 1-Helen Del Gado. Lydia Torres. Iesusa Celaya. Irene Morales. Elizabeth Galperin. Elaine McClintock. Miss Boice. Beverly Gilbert. Omega Teiqan. Teruko Fuiihara. Lois Tolliver. 84 CHESS CLUB S '42 Row 3-Victor Herberts. Francis Berqe. Henry Ebert, George Nelson. Iohn Nicholson. Iohn Caraway. Mr. R. A. Gardener. Lewis Maushake. Row 2-Hans Marcus. Peter Walton. Don MacDougall. Dorian Keyser. Bob La France. Row 1-Iohn McCarthy. Mervin Kurtzman. Row Row Row Row 85 PROIECTION S '42 Sadao Kayzoii. Mr. Peter Hubbard. 4.. 3-Baha Yoshio. Fred Keatan. 2-Willard Sufian. Ierome Goldberg. 1-Minoru llo. Baba Hideo. Hideo Nalragawa. A L , BUSINESS OFFICE WORKERS Row 3-Doreen Haqardom. Betty Gordon, Lorraine Grimes. Aleane Gusky. Albert Wayne. Gus Larson. Basil Treppa. Keith Stevens. Dick Mareina. Charles Conahn. Row 2-Yolanda Barbato. Rebecca Monroy. Helen Steen. Ieon Pierce. Doris De Long. Lelah De Long. Olga Kliitis. Ella Donner. Monica Schubert. Grace Diaz. Row 1--Phyllis Everson. Frances Andrews. Edith Rensnick, Molly Carronza. Rebecca Tovar. Gloria Feliz. Helen Hazelwood. WORKERS P Row 4-Pat Goff. Ida Liiland. Ruth Routen- berq. Filia Briones. Grace Kase. Colleen Butler. Betty Shelton. Ianice McCoy. Au- therine Childers. Geraldine Iames. Eugene Vitamante. Dan Iohnson. Gilbert Freeman. Tommy Hitchcock, Bill Holmes. lack Galley. Row 3--Bobbette Salat. long Oy Fong. Bev- erly Brown. Iackie Wamer. Shirley Rob- ertson. Winniired Shelton. Pat Rasmussen. Iune McConnell. Anita Clxapron. Beverly l Way. Grace Diaz. Eleanor Landernan. Io Anne Brown. Connilre Truiillo. Helen Ha- zelwood. Anna May Walker. Row 2-Mariorie Homseth. Katherine Blev- ins. Vida Mathis. Viola George. Priscilla Lurnm, Dorothy Eli. Betty Todd. Irene Uru- eta. Emile Tamari. Dolores Cain. Shirley Macauley. Shirley McKay. Dorothy Cov- erly. Betty Mitchell. Mary Belle Hagadorn. Row l-Betty Lafioon, Ruth Blumenson. Carol Iames. Angeline Ligotti. Mary Io Marra. Shirley Iohnson. Beverly Gilbert. Katherine Derrick. Mary Pascale. Cather- ine Scibetta. Michiko Kamui. Kazuko Do- hara. Vincenza Torres, Gloria Ferrarino. y Florence Bragulla. Hindy Wexler. Toshiko Morikuni. CAFETERIA I-IELPERS Row 3-Paul McKinstry. Howard Lipschultz. Paul McLanister, Bob McHenry. Fred De la Rosa. Sam Greenberg. Roy Nordin. Gus Larson. Dave Slatt. Ray Cordova. Bud Hazen. Row 2-Gloria Rabinawitz, Betty Gordon. Ramon Zorbaugh. Ray Raias. Iesus Flores. Frank Velasquez. Arlena Tucksen. Doreen Patehett, Mariorie Anderson. Moruea Shu- bert. LaVaughn Cox, Don Donaldson. Row 1-Eleanor Luecht, Faith Schiller. Ne- rene Haney. Amelia Radriquez. Alice Es- cabedo. Norma Iacobson. Ruth Rushton. Louise Hovey. Ann Donairio, Ethel Greg- ory. Martha Ginn. Velma Ginn. Ruth Ann Starr. W --xr' - ROTC The Belmonl' gials who simply swoon over uniforms have plen+y of reason fo when +he ROTC marches by. The budding Mc- Arihurs learn all +he roufine and lacfics of real army life as 'I'hey drill land drill and drilll four mornings a week, fog, mis+, or unusual wea+her . One day a week, however, rhe soldier boys gel a res+ from drilling and fake up Theory, where fhey s+udy such mili- 1'ary necessifies as map reading, rifle marks- manship, eic. When fhe yard bird has presumably MAJOR WILSON soaked up enough knowledge, he is given a fesr fo see if he is capable of becoming a non-commissioned officer. Oh, Wonder- ful Day--when 'Thai' Firs1' class c'hevron COMPANY A ROTC Row 4-Jim Kabel, Fred Hammond, Ray Barrier, Columbus McCoy. loseph Randall, lack Bennett, Eli Levine, Lee Col- linsworth, Richard Mason, Gayle Cublubson, Valiean Renken, Mack Gibson. Row 3-Dan Santos, Richard Kelby. Fred Romero lCorp.l. Armand Bartlett. Louie Lopez. Louie Gibson tSgt.l. Carl Iri, Roy Gomez, Harold Orlotl. Van Ceute, Robert Tackson, Robert Rivers. Frank Scanland. Richard Lubin. Row 2-Yamawaki Tomio. Bob Mammen, Iohn Windsor, Alfred Battles, Mort Sahl, Iesus Flores. Pricoisio Gonzaled. Kenneth Oatis. Sid Baxtresser, Miller Freeman, Victor Herberts. Billy Goree. Row l-lim Meyer, Niles Davis. Ramon ZarBaugh, Don Donaldson tSgt.l, Charles Boone llstSgt.l, Walter Griener l1stI.t.l. Captain Stanley Mu, Second Lt. Frank Lenoir, Kenneth Anderson CSqt.l. David Eisenberg lStatt Sqt.l. lim Dittrick. lack Hubbard, Keith Buck. Sosmon Chive. COMPANY B ROTC Row 4--Henry Stanfield KStaif Sgt.l, Allison Matison. Henry Miske. George Nelson lSgt..l, Hugh Walker iCorp.l, Dick Mercer lSgt.l. Frank Proffitt. Arr Awsineth. Irving Weiss. Ted Kerr. Richard Du Bois. Robert Bouchard, Charles Doren Row 3-Duane Peterson llst Sgt.l, Malcom Alexander. Iohn Reeves, Bob Wfheeler. Arthur Young. Robert Shamrell. Rob: ert Houser lSgt.l. Iohn Darby, Iames Russel. Arthur Rollins 'ICorp.l. Thomas Hitchcock, Martin Handler, George Bennett. Row 2-Bud Hazen. Lenard Elliot. Wayne Reed. William Quan. Iulius Lamaner. Marvin Willy, Ray Peterson, Albert Smiley. Don Iohnson. Howard Gibson. Carl Witt. Bob Lind. Emest Ramos llst Class Pvt.l Row l-Danny Rodman, Marshall Halpern, Iames Schoepp, Iarnes Click, Gene Gauthier, Iarnes Burke tlst Lt.l, l-'rank I. Andrizzi lCapt.l. Orville Sheppard 12nd Lt.l, Paul Mcllinstry, Ierome Goldberg, Abaiuan Zaven. Robert Wood. lose R. Gonzales lCorp.l 88 RCTC DRILL TEAM S '42 4'--Kenneth Anderson. David Eisenberg. 3-Duane Peterson. Frank Lenore. 2--Orvil Sheppard. Carlos Contreras. Row Row Bow Row is proudly sewed on the olive drab sleeve of a rookie. Corporal is +he next rank, wiih two chevrons, and Then-ai' lasi, he gets the privilege of being haied li+'s iraditionall when he becomes a Sergeant. Presumably, he's also acquired a few medals for marks- manship along the way and his uniform is beginning io look pretentious. After being a Sergeanf for a while, our liHle man takes anoiher 'lest and geis an extra liH'le buH'on on his collar-he's a Sec- ond Louie now and can even boss a Ser- geant. ln rapid succession follow Firs'r Lieu- tenants and Captains, and finally Cadet Maior. From the lowest Yard Bird io the Top Man himself, ROTC is something to be proud of. 1--Stanley Mu. Kenneth Smith, Frank Andrizzi. ROTC STAFF S '42 Row 4-Frank Lenore lI.t.l. David Eisenberg lSt.Serg.l. 3-William Freedman lLt.l. Orville Sheppard lI.t.l. 2--I-'rank Andrizzi lCapt.l. Carlos Contreras lLt.l. Row 1--Kenneth Smith lCapt.l. Stanley Mu lCapt.l. Row Row RCTC STAFF W '42 Howard Lew lCapt.l. Kenneth Smith iCapt.l. William McCray lLt.l. Ioe Edleman lLt.l, Eugene Dixon lLt.l, Bertram Iones Maiorl, Luther Ward lCapt.l. Bob Clausen KLt.l. F rank Andrizzi lLt.l. Stanley Mu lI.t.l. . . Time To Spare Vw jx Wwfigivixiffii? 3 S. 1: X- A 5 2 . 1 1 eff 4 . Q J 'fi ' gl' . 1--3 :4 1 -.5 5-: ' ' .- .1 5? 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X , Q 13 ,.,4M,,5a, 'mn f Z .yin Q4 iw S w Ma.. A Q . ' sb ,K . . ,wkxww x NQJXQ 4 sf 'rx if , I iv S1481-smv K x U :-' sm E, Q- -:W 3 , - .Q 3, , qs QQ-.-:-zzz: ' 'Q-ex:-.1 . -- - . -Q.-wsu M :- H -Y - ix - . cv .. ..-si2:fvIk1'- ' Q Qs x YL K -25' ? .5 vw-- 'UK g S., ...,,. , 2-' X, we XM . 'Hmm x 73:3 ..-A Q, A ' X A V 31 l s .. We v. V. 'fe . I ,V .. .. . as F5 aw 9 it Y! . ,..,:e , FY i 1 92 Q. ggi Qifgm X . we :A W 'Q if . J jf - C ' - . gig s ' 4 V K l. 5:-if f , Q1 V 935 Q ii it 29 'uf X- fw in 12 R Q 4 W au. SY 5 W , if AR A sp ,V,, . l . .,:. , - -. www . ul x X xx X Q S . , 3 J s A X 3 3 E N The Wheels Turn in Defense et Belmont Mr. Lyon. Mr. Harris. Miss Iackson, Mx. Kohtz. Mrs. Royer. Mr. Whedon. Miss Crosier, Mrs. Andrews. Mr. Fleischer. Maior Wilson DECEMBER 7-REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR , and any of fhe phrases we see on posfers nowadays will be famous quofafions some day. Liffle did we realize even as lafe as December 6, l94l, fhaf in a very shorf fime fhe ingenuify, fhe manpower, and deferminafion which all Americans possess would be called upon fo push all ifs efforfs for a common cause. Living in a democracy where freedom of fhoughf and speech were acfualifies and nof only a gesfure or a fheory. we as a people had become accusfomed fo air our opinions. Nafurally, everyone did nof have fhe same fhoughf concerning. our posifion or whaf should be done aloouf our conducf wifh our European confacfs. Newspapers and radios were a means of spreading and broadening a fhousand differenf ideas. To add fo fhe confusion of fhoughf fhere enfered fhe personal elemenf. We Americans are a conglomerafe peoples. Our roofs reach info fhe hearfhs of many counfries. Unconsciously we have decided leanings foward fhe fhoughfs and aims of fhe counfry of our forebearers. As a re- sulf, everyone and everyfhing was in a furmoil-a machine ouf of line--a gear which could noi' mesh properly-a pendulum which would nof swing in ifs usual sfeady rhyfhm. Buf fhen came-December 7-lmmecliafely confusion became order, fies wifh ofher counfries were found fo be meaningless. We sfill were in a sfafe of furmoil--buf whaf a difference. The furmoil now was one of puffing all our efforfs fo one common end-fhe machine was puf in line-fhe gear was made fo mesh- fhe pendulum made fo swing in ifs sfeady rhyfhm. Yes-fhere was furmoil, fhe furmoil of furning. wheels, of singing sfeam, of driving rivefs, fhe furmoil of organizafion, of preparedness. Yes, we were af ATTEN--SHUN! Civilian Nafional Defense Division Adminisfrafion Edwin F. Whedon, principal Defense Commiffee Miss Crosier, chairman Mrs. L. Andrews Mr. Kohfz Mr. Fleischer Mr. Lyon Mr. Harris Mrs. Royer Miss Jackson Major Wilson r i l m.5Liak .M.fJNNvM '-1i i' ' ' ' ' ' L Time has a peculiar way of working. We are af war and foday even fhe sfudenfs in schools are mobilizing info an effecfive group. Everyone is mosf anxious fo do his or her own bif. How differenf from ofher wars!-Yes, we boughf bonds-we saved sugar--we kniffed helmefs and sweafers for fhe soldiers--we supporfed our governmenf in every way we could-buf fhe war never seemed fo fouch fhe civilian populafion as if did f'he men ,in fhe frenches. Now, all is changed, we are all a parf of fhaf vasf army which is behind fhe man behind fhe gun. Every land, every counfry, every person has and always has had fheir own parficular way of meefing a dangerous sifuafion. Their ways were indicafive of fhe locale, scienfific progress, and, mosf imporfanf, fhe TIME. The early cave man profecfed himself, his 'home and his family from fhe wild beasf or uncon- genial neighbor by hollowing ouf his cave high on a cliff where he could barricade himself wifh free frunks and keep a supply of sfones as ammunifion. There is nof a greaf deal of difference in fhe self profecfion used by fhe caveman from fhe man of fhe middle ages, fhe man fhrougihouf fhe cenfuries-righf up fo fhe presenf fime. Man became more civilized -he assumed a cerfain amounf of genfilify or veneer. He no longer lived in his own close family circle-he lived in fribes--he builf villages-fowns-and finally cifies. ,KX III III Ill Ill Ulllllllllllll 'lllllllllll The Emergency Messenger Corps works in close collaborafion wifh fhe Police Deparfmenf which has esfablished an emergency subsfafion on fhe school ground. They musf know locafions and how fo reach service groups quickly and mosf direcfly. Q. up is , ,: V . .gg -' xx 4' MN if. 'Fx . W . we i 5 ki Q 3: .,.., 1 -A l ..,. sw-5 - V in .8 Q Q .N . .,-Q... Q x Q-:-my ,. . .X-, My . 9 'Q 5' S QS! if lugs-' K 9 mx ,ggi qi ,. PN- , W A... RQ wg we -:m,.. ...g s .QQ Ns Q. Exif-f , , 'N me X , 9:2 K YN 'F-5f'f3??T - H IgQ..i?g . 2 X wi. fi. X Ex 1 1, if :L+-:sg X , -- 'fm A . Mrs T Q. 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'L --1,-S' K ' Z ' ww' Q ,Q ' A ' III is fhe baffle-cry of fhe d::::..iL H Don'ffhrowif away! Conservafion Corps. mmmluuu Their chief dufy is re- 'nuumu lieving Crown Hillers of ' any excess paraphanalia such as old newpapers, fin cans, coaf hangers, fin and lead foil, efc. Their worries do nof end wifh fhe various drives. They assisf in fhe disposing of fhese vifal maferials and puffing fhem in places where fhey will evenfually be of use fo our governmenf. If you begin fo miss lig.h+ bulbs, pins, or even carpef faclcs, if is a sign fhaf fhere 'has been a call for fhese homey ifems. You mighf iusf as well reconcile yourself fo fhe facf fhaf you are going fo donafe your bulbs, pins and carpef faclcs, for fhe vim and vigor of our Conservafion Corps is asfounding. Consider yourself fore-warned. D EI El EI EI EI U E El El U EI D El EI El El IJ E1 U III IJ El El Cl I1 E! While fhis was all happening man became more and more aggressive. Armies were organized, wars of conquesf were foughf. If behoved every cify fo mainfain ifs own army if if wished fhe ease and prosperify which comes only wifh fhe peaceful pursuifs. Those cifies which wanfed peace profecfed fhemselves wifh greaf sfone walls, heavy gafes, and barrels of pifch which were sef afire and poured down on fhe invaders. The fask of defending fhe cify was placed squarely on fhe shoulders of each and every inhabifanf. Hisfory is full of heroic fales, nof only of fhe men, buf of fhe valor of women and children. Many are fhe sfories of fhe sacrifices-fhe hunger-fhe fierce deferminafion offered by fhe family group which spurred fhe warrior husband on fo evenfual vicfory. A man has a greafer force wifhin him when he is profecfing whaf he cherishes, fhan fhe invader who looks wifh greedy eyes upon whaf anofher possesses. Wifh f'he use of gunpowder, man changed fhe sfyle of warfare unfil greaf baffles were foughf far away from fhe fhings he cherished and loved. Baffle now seemed fo be fhe perogafive of fhe male. His wife and children remained af home, safe and awaifing, fhe refurn of fhe head of fhe house. As fime progressed, man wenf fo disfanf counfries, crossed greaf bodies of wafer while fhe folks af home made his ammunifion. senf 'him his food, sweafers, cigareffes, candy. Buf fhey were safe. They were being profecfed. They could roclc on fheir fronf porch and pass fhe fime away wifh fheir neighbor, felling how fhe zinnias were larger fhan fhe ones lasf year, and fhe mildew was ouf of confrol on fhe rose-bush. Yes, fhey were safe. The boom of 'I he canon, fhe craclc of fhe rifle was somefhing fhey read abouf in fhe newspaper. The home was safe. Prior fo December 7, many of us fhoughf we were safe. We were nof of one accord. Some said Lef's gef info if, ofhers were all for isolafion. Some iusf didn'f fhinlc. Then came fhe bomb which we didn'f hear-we only felf fhe reverberafion-December 7-We learned fhaf fhe oceans were no more secure fhan fhe sfone walls around fhe medieval cifies. Science in ifs quesf for furfher advancemenfs had provided a pofenf weapon for agressive nafions. Once more fhe baffle was fo be foughf wifh bravery and valor nof alone by fhe male, buf by his woman and child as well. So fhe rhyfhm of fime has complefed ifs cycle and once more affer a lapse of cenfuries we are in fhe sfruggle. In many ways may we serve. Nof everyone will fire a shof. There is work fo be done and we af Belmonf have evolved a way by which we can do our bif in fhe preservafion of all we love and hold dear. ' 101 all Ill Ill llll lllllllllllllll 'llllllllllll 'lll Preparing l'hem- selves for fhe many differenf phases of work which are now open fo fhem, fhe Girls' lndusfrial Training Corps is a closely knif unif. No longer are women confined fo offices, no longer do girls aim solely fo be someone's privafe secrefary. lnsfead, fhey are sfepping righf info lhe shoes of men in greal' indusfrial planfs. Never in lhe hisfory of fhe world have fhere been such oppor- funifies open lo fhe ol+-called weaker sex. The Belmonf Corps is confinually invesfigaling places where fhey may be of service. They know fhal' fo be useful, fhey musl' fil' fhemselves for a specific iob, iusf as a man is frained fo fill a wage-earners posifion. Their bullefin board in fhe library is always kepf up-fo-dafe on various fypes of posi- lions as fhey occur, fhe fraining necessary, where fo gef if, and besf yef, whal' Belmonf can do foward helping fhem. El El E EI III El U El U El El El E1 El E1 EI II III E EI El D IJ El E1 IJ El U Belmonl' was very careful nol' fo rush pell-mell info some proiecfs which would burn ouf in an ineffecfual blaze. A greaf deal of fhoughf and discussion was given fhe subiecf. ll' was realized fhal' in order fo have real success in ifs underfaking everyfhing done musl' be done wifh a purpose and wifh greal deliberafion. Afler innumerable conferences and meefings, which were held whenever necessary and nof af fhe convenience of fhe Defense Commiffee, a highly organized plan was presenled. The plan offered was nof a selfish one. Nafurally, an imporlanf facfor was fhe safely of all Hillfoppers. Providing fhe maximum in prolecfion from fire and bombs, providing Firsl' Aid, and an opporfunify for each and every sfudenl fo do whal' he fell' he could do besf-fo offer a service where no refurn was expecfed ofher fhan fhaf sense of well-being which comes wifh accomplishmenf. The plan was far-reaching., Belmonl' hopes fo be of service l'o fhe enfire school area. The plan provides assisfance fo fhe adulfs as well as lhe children of fhe enfire disfricl. We all hope il' will never be necessary fo make use or find il' necessary fo call for fhe help which Belmonl as a school is glad fo offer ils neighbors. - Of course any organizafion needs close supervision fo see fhaf if is operafing af peak per- formance. ln fheir usual fashion fhe Belmonf faculfy is one hundred per cenf ernolled in fhe acfive working of fhe Defense Program. Along wil'h fhe many exfras which are always on fheir shoulders, lhey have assumed fhis fask. The sfudenfs as well as fheir parenfs realize fhal' Belmonl' is prepared fo do all in ils power lo alleviafe dislress in any form and give assisfance whenever desired. Groups have been organized fo fake care of specific fhings. Every possible and unexpecfed emergency has been carefully discussed and prepared for. 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N , . . x zffefkvif - x I . is, 51 :X N ' X G' X 5 , .,...... ,. ...,. . - Sf - . 45 X f 5 X x Q Q ' 536' I if f' K 38 334 .w Q . ex. it .qwi , X x x x x Q 5. g x 3 x W 1 S Nags 8 l I L The sfudenfs found fhaf fhey were nof fo remain idle, buf fo faclcle jobs fhaf needed fo be done, when fhey signed fheir enlisfmenf pledge- ln fhis fime of nafional need, I hereby pledge myself: To obey readily fhe regulafions and requiremenfs of school, communify, sfafe, and nafional governmenfg fo conserve all maferials used in civil and nafional defense: fo be foleranfg sympafhefic, pafienf, and undersfanding wifh my fellow-cifizensg fo endure whafever hardships and sacrifices fhaf are demanded for fhe preservafion of life, liberfy, and fhe happiness of fhe American people: l, fherefore, enlisf in fhe following corps of fhe Civilian Nafional Defense Division of Belmonf High School in order fo gain fraining and experience fhaf will make me a valuable cifizen fo my counfry. As each person in fhe sfudenf body is a member of eifher fhe Girls' or fhe Boys' League, fhe Leagues submiffed various corps in which fhe sfudenfs were given fhe opporfunify fo offer fheir services. These various corps were lisfed as Home Defense, Commissary, lndusfrial Training, Elemen- fary School Service, Conservafion, Public Relafions, and Air Raid and Traffic Confrol. ln fhe order for fhe various corps fo operafe well and provide a means whereby merif and achievemenf could be recognized, a poinf sysfem was esfablished. Before a member was in good Ill nu mn u 6 uunuaunnu 'nuuuumi lin sfanding and permiHed fo wear fhe dis+inc+ive arm-band of lhe corps, cerlain poinls had +o be earned. Also, realizing, +ha1' healfh is an impor+an+ facfor in +he success of +he plan, a healfh program was ins+i+u+ed as an adiuncf +o +he regular physical educalion and ROTC classes. The rudimenls of Firsl Aid are also required from every corps member. The preservafion of life is one of The aims andpurposes of Belmont Pressure poinls, a simple uncomplicared unders+anding of +he human body, how 'I'o care for shock, are all +augh+ +o every sfudenl. Whai a pily such a program was noi' ins+i+ul'ed years ago! A greal' emergency, such as +'he one in which we now find ourselves, should no'I' be fhe only reason for knowing whal' +o do for our well-being or for learning wha+ +o do and whal no+ +o do in case of accident El D U III III IJ IJ E1 EI IJ EI III EI EI III EI EI EI El El El El E1 IJ EI U E1 El Food-one of +he greal necessilies of life lif you don'+ believe il, fry going wifhoul if for a day or sol is dis+ribu+ed, by +he members of +he Commissary Corps. ln case of neces- si+y They would bring +'his welcome aid fo anyone in need of nourishmenf. To acquainl 'I'he members of fhis corps wifh feeding greal' numbers, lhey receive fraining by working in lhe cafe+eria, where 'I'hey become acquainled wil'h 1'he equipmenf, fhe supplies, and how +o work wi+h greal' amounfs of food. llll llll' lll lll. 'llllllllllllllll 'llllllllllllll un D EI III EI EI EI III EI EI U EI IJ EI III III EI EI D EI El El El El I1 U El El ln spife of fhe work, busfle, and hub-bub caused by all fhe exfras resulfing from Belmonf's All-Ouf program, fhere is an unexpecfed resulf. Children are offen afraid in fhe dark, of fhings fhey cannof see-figmenfs of fhe imaginafion. Jusf so are many ideas of older people. Whaf one can see, feel, and undersfand, one does nof fear. Bringing ouf info fhe open, discussing freely whaf had been a fearsome fopic of conversafion, aids in calming wild hysferia, avoids imaginafion and groundless fancies. Whaf more healfhy affifude could be wished fhan fhe knowledge fhaf an incendiary bomb can be made impofenf wifh fhe infelligenf use of wafer or a liffle dry sand, fhaf a cuf need nof mean lockjaw, fhaf a severed arfery need nof mean deafh? In like fashion fhe organizafion of frained groups wifh specific dufies all leading foward a common goal creafe an undersfanding and public spirif which once roused will always provide new avenues of research which will nof flicker ouf when fhe need is pasf. lnsfead, fhere is bound fo be a furfhering of aims and ideals w'hich will make for a richer and more useful exisfence. 106 Noi' all ihe people in 1'hese piciures are Belmon+ s+uden'rs al' present Perhaps +hey will be some day. The Elemen+ary School Serv- ice Corps works exclusively wilh +he elemen- iary schools in +he Belmonl' area. In +ime of an emergency, imagine ihe aHen'rion fhese li++le +o'rs will get Games, fairy 'rales, proper food and res'r will help 1'he fufure Crown Hill- ers ihrough a frying period. The moH'o for 'rhis group could easily be Keep The Kids Kon+en1'. El EI EI U IJ EI II III EI EI E EI EI EI El El EI IJ El U EI III E III El III EI IJ III Because The corps were arranged +o give 1'he maximum amouni' of service 'ro 'rhe en+ire com- munily, +he Messenger Corps serves in 1'he capaciiy of communicaiions. The mail musl' go 'l'hrough would be an api' slogan 'For +hem. They are carefully schooled in where +o con'I'ac+ key people in various posifionsg 'rhey are guides: 'rhey know all available roules 'ro any of rhe imporlanl' emergency cen'rers. No fear of anyone of +his corps ending up al' Saini' Vincen1 s when he siarled our for +he Good Samari'ran. I ln fhe evenl' of an air raid or any emergency in which all power is shui' off, a signal has been arranged. A group of 1'rumpe+ers blow loud and long. No mis+aking wha+ +he +a-+a-+a-+e-+a in a rhyfhmic sequence means. The rooms are cleared and everyone +akes eilher 1'he s1'al'ion assigned fo him or goes +0 a pre-designaied place which has been carefully sfudied from +he s+anclpoin1' of sa'fe+y and securify. Everyone sfays pu1 ' un1'il +he all-clear sounds. Even comfori in +he form of newspaper pads is provided. 107 Perhaps one of fhe mosf inferesf- ing corps is fhe Commissary Corps. Due fo fhe posifion Belmonf 'has in ifs own communify, if has prepared fo fake care of fhe individuals in fhe area like a hen wifh her chicks. Food sfores have been puf in which would enable Belmonf fo esfablish a soup kifchen for many hundreds and fo mainfain fhis service for quife a long period of fime. Menus have been prepared for almosf any evenfualify. Nourishing food wifhouf cooking or cooked over an open pil'-food pre- pared wifhouf fhe use of wafer-in ofher words-food fhere will be. If is said an army marches on ifs sfom- ach. Whaf abouf keeping up fhe spirifs, and morale of fhose who do nof march, buf are in fhis fhing iusf as much as f'he man wifh fhe gun? The girls in f'he Keep fhe Kids Konfenf Korps are much more in fhe swim of Nafional Defense fhan is apparenf on fhe surface. To fhe un- infelligenf fhey may appear fo be nofhing more fhan nurse-maids. Nofhing, is furfher from fhe frufh. The affenfion 'I'he liffle folk receive gives fhem a feeling of securify. Their liffle lives confinue in as level and smoofh a fashion as is possible during suc'h frying fimes as fhese. Besides providing enferfainmenf and a means of keeping fhe fufure Crown Hillers busy and occupied wifh games and craffs, fhe Elemen- fary School Service Corps is insfill- ing info liffle hearfs fhe value of doing worfh while services. Yes-fhe liffle children are also helping in our greaf Nafional Defense. Among ofher fhings, fhey are working, on fin-foil-puffing if info shape and condifion so fhaf if is made avail- able as a defense maferial. lMuch of fhe foil used is provided by fhe Conservafion Corps. This is a very small example of how differenf corps cooperafe and work hand in hand.l One facfor which is only foo offen ignored is fhe silenf freafmenf fhe Elemenfary School Corps provide for fhe parenfs of fhese small child- l i ren. Parenfs need nof worry abouf fhe safefy and well being of fheir young ones. They can go on wifh fheir adulf defense works wifh a calm mind, secure in fhe knowledge 'I haf fheir child will be fed, clofhed, and housed if any un-expecfed occasion should arise. Whaf could be more pofenf in our Nafional Defense fhaf fhe sense of securify fhese parenfs may have? Whaf could be more pofenf fo our fufure way of life fhan fhe knowledge fhaf fhe liffle ones are acquiring-fhaf fhey are loved -fhaf 'l heir counfry is fruly greaf- fhaf frue pafriofism is self effacing buf shows ifself in ferms of service. -Yea D III EI IJ El III E El E IJ III IJ EI El EI EI E1 IJ I1 III LI El El EI EI D El EI Corps Vlll-Beffer known as fhe Public Relafions Corps is busy in many differenf acfivifies. During fhe frying period following. December sevenfh when chaos furned fo confusion and fhen info a well-oiled machine, fhe corps provided crews of girls as fypisfs and filing clerks fo fhe police and various civic and nafional defense organizafions. These sfudenfs can well feel proud of fhe facf fhaf fhey helped oil fhe wheels during fhis period. We all agree fhaf only a greaf organizafion such as fhe educafional sysfem could possibly provide greaf numbers of frainecl office helpers. The number of work hours donafed by Belmonf sfudenf is asfounding. This corps is also very busy providing sfamps and war bonds fo fhe sfudenl' body. Every day, sfudenfs have fhe privilege of buying sfamps. No pressure is broughf fo bear on sfudenfs, buf fhey buy anyway. Every day fhe sales figure goes up-and up goes fhe fhermomefer. The manner in which fhe deparfmenf of informafion works is fhrough exisfing channels af +'he school. A crew of corps members are frained in fhe public speaking classes and senf fo differenf home rooms and fo ofher schools, mainly fhe elemenfary schools. Anofher crew of corps members are working wifh fhe arf deparfmenf where fhey furn ouf posfers and visual publicify. Wifhoui' doubf, fhe Public Relafions Corps is living up fo fhe word relafion. They are fhe means of fying all fhe corps fogefher, making all info one greaf family group. COOPERATION is fhe word. EI D IJ El EI III El EI E1 D EI El IJ El EI III EI E1 EI EI Ili El IJ EI El El D II Offen referred fo as fhe Man behind fhe man behind fhe gun, fhe Public Relafions Corps has many phases fo ifs work. They fake care of all publicify and dispensing of informafion concerning. Belmonf's Defense Program. This is done by speakers, posfers, and newspapers. All drives lsuch as fhe Book Drive l are given publicify by fhis Corps. xl, Public Relafions also fakes care of fhe sale of War Sfamps ,,, and Bonds. If is surprising how fhe pennies and nickels uw accumulafe info sizable sfamp savings. If is fun fo wafch fhe mmnunnulr femperafure rise in our large fhermomefer as fhe sales mounf 'mmlml' up and up. One fremendous proiecf which was puf over was Ill fhe designing and making of fhe arm band insignia which each corps used. The band is whi're felf, 'hand blocked in red and blue. Many of fhe Corps' acfivifies are promofional. They serve as insfigafors and developers of ideas and mefhods, and fhen go ahead and assisf fhe various corps in w'hichever way fhey can. 109 The Transporfafion and Ambulance Corps and 'rhe Air Raid and Traffic Confrol Corps are closely allied. Bofh affend fo our own personal safefy. Where The firsf is personal and individual, 'l'he second is personal for fhe group. One incendiary bomb, if lefl' unaffended, would harm a greal' number. The Air Raid and Traffic Confrol Corps offers fire prevenfion insfrucfion and fire fighfing insfrucfion fo i+s group. This knowledge once gained will always be of value, emergency or nof. No, 'rhese picfures are nof of fragic acci- denf cases-iusf a busy scene during a mee?- ing of fhe Transporfafion and Ambulance Corps. All Belmonf sfudenfs musl' know fhe rudimenfs of Firsl' Aid, buf 'rhis Corps is highly specialized and frained. They know all fhe various ways of fransporfing fhe injured per- son and whal' fo do for fhem affer reaching our Firsf Aid Headquarfers. Bandaging, pres- sure poinfs and arfificial respirafion are no mysferies fo fhese infrepid Florence Nighfin- gales. We all admif 'rhai' if may be a simple maffer fo bandage a cuf finger in your own home, buf fry faking acre of eighfeen hundred individuals in a very limifed area. Only organ- izafion and a well frained personnel could work efficienfly under whaf may be mosf adverse condifions. Crown Hill need have no fear. Their Corps is organized and planned 'ro fhe lasf four-failed bandage. ln case of need lwhich we all sincerely hope will never occurl -you may resl' assured +ha+ Tom, Dick, and Harry are geffing excellenf care. 110 Time has changed--nof fhe fime our clock fells, buf fhe fime and fempo of every-day life. As our ClVlLlAN NATIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM shows, Belmonf is ouf in fronf-quick fo realize fhe posifion if musf assume in fhese fimes. Nofhing sensafional nor of fhe flag-waving, pafriofic gesfure is affempfed. Rafher, Belmonf knows fhaf frue defense lies in service, creafing a sense of securify and a knowledge fhaf one will nof suffer alone and uncared for. Belmonf's concern is for all follc in ifs area. The people on Third Sfreef, on Loma, on Beverly Boulevard are all included in fhe unobfrusive service offered by our school. The cycle is complefed. Once more fhe men, fhe women, and fhe children sfand shoulder 'ro shoulder. Once more is fhe family as a whole defermined fo worlc fogefher, fo defend 'Fheir counfry, fheir cify, fheir homes. Buf TIME has caused one fremendous change-now fhe enemy is nof always visible. Now fhe barrels of pifch are fufile. Our defense foday is in fhe defermined efforf of all-and Belmonf is doing ifs share fo fhe ufmosf. nuuuuuuumuu umummunmmmuumumu dill Ill F nu + 'mnumiw 'lllllllllllll BOYS' LEAGUE OE BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL I II III IV V VI VII VIII I II III IV V VI VII VIII Executive Head ....... . . . Mr. Lyon Assistant ............. Mr. Fleisher Emergency Messenger Corps Sponsor .............. . . . . .Mr. Fleisher Assistant Sponsor ............ Mr. Hubbard Commissary Corps Sponsor .............. Assistant Sponsor ..... Hollinger ...........Mr.Shull Transportation and Ambulance Corps Sponsor. . . ........... Assistant Sponsor ..... . . . .Mr. Breckheimer ....:....Mr. Wright Recreation and Morale Corps Sponsor .............. Assistant Sponsor ..... ..........Mr.Harris Merrill Air-Raid and Traffic Control Corps Sponsor .............. Assistant Sponsors. Mr. ..........Mr.Pierce Iones, Maior Wilson Elementary School Service Corps Sponsor .............. Assistant Sponsor ..... Commissary Corps Sponsor ............ Assistant Sponsor ..... Public Relations Corps Sponsor .............. . . . . . . . .Mr. Losinger . . . . .Mr. Richardson . . . .Mr. Gardner . . . .Mr. Whitehead Bauer Assistant Sponsor .............. Mr. Meyers GIRLS' LEAGUE OF BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL Executive Head ....... . Mrs. ' Royer Assistant ............ Miss I ackson Home Defense Corps Sponsor ................. Mrs. M. Andrews Assistant Sponsor ......... Mrs. L. Andrews Commissary Corps Sponsor ...................... Mrs. Harper Assistant Sponsor ............ Mrs. Sullivan Transportation and Ambulance Corps Sponsor ...................... Mrs. Carson Assistant Sponsor .......... Miss Teitsworth Recreation and Morale Co Sponsor ............. Assistant Sponsor .... ' l l l i D Industrial Training Corps ..... . .Miss Blakely Assistant Sponsor ....... Sponsor .............. Elementary School Service Sponsor ....................... Assistant Sponsor .... Conservation Corps Sponsor ........... Assistant Sponsor .... Public Relations Corps Sponsor ............. Assistant Sponsor ..... rps .Miss Cone . Mrs. Somerindylre . . .Miss P. Herring Corps .Miss Eads ... . . .Miss Sharpe . . . .Miss Newcomer ...Mrs. Irvine . . . .Miss Campbell ........Miss Morten Air Raid and Trattic Control Corps take over the policing and tire protec- tion immediately upon the sounding ot air raid warning. The members ot this corps have had instruction in tire tight- ing, w'hat to do and what NOT to do should an incendiary bomb tall on our hilltop. Small squads ot tire 'fighters are stationed in every portion ot Bel- mont. The policing ot the building and grounds is controlled by the ROTC. Ill llll III Ill llllllllllllllll 'lltlllllllll .x S P I X , . . wi' . ,f 'X -' 8, N .f-- ,, 1 .ur 4,A Q . 1 ,, , N v .1 1 l wx 'cl 1 . 41.1. A V :Q- .' 'Ft - t -1f.'5 ,,.x' ,- H371 --g -in ...I-fi . Q1 D J .xlff A . . .4f,. .-EA .,..3 J xl 'I - . . , 4 . J . . , 'J '. XM 7 x -A.. X .X-: M x 4 2 3' . ,MV ,- ' ' 3. 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