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

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IN APPRECIATION By james Pain Whatsocver things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things gare iust, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good' reportg if there be any virtueg and it there be any -praise, think on these things. -Saint Paul iPhilippians 4:8l Alfred L. Benshimol is a true disciple of Beauty. During the twenty years that he held the key position on the Hill, all who were privileged to work with him received inspira- tion from the way in which he carried out the duties before him. He had many inter- esting adventures while preaching the gospel of Beauty on the campus, as his life with us was one of constant striving for high ideals. Within the halls of Belmont Mr. Benshimol will never be forotten. The principles and traditions that he established will live on in ever widening circles of influenceg living- even as steps resounding through building, archway, and cloisterg living-even as floods of gratitude well up and linger in our heartsg living--even as we say thanks to the man forever Inspirational, ' . ,.,,NLWyiN' 1 x im -i . l 7.f 'i Q Rsgx X X sew Ki . om , 1 s SES K . t v.,, , s - as t- tw. ss x ,sPw,Q.: ' his K N to-. .