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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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Every man is in reality a king, every woman a queen, with a shining future ahead, if they so choose to make it thus. The stalwarts of the kingdom go forth in friendly competition with others in neighboring castles. Knights, Ladyes, Squires, order and peace as well as give faithful service. A etc., keep true spirit of comraderie prevails through the halls, and there is no real class distinction, whether one be a lowly peasant QB-101 Or a mighty lord CA-125. All hail to Belmont, a shining fortress of education, guard- ing the truths of the world! me 5? X, mil 'L 1 e R 5 b ,m ,,,,,, ,., .A N . , f - HR WW - J 4 1,-GLN M j t. I -r fi .AL- wfffll f l ff .X 0 j , 4 v U -J m Y riff' V , HE WILLIAM F. MANN Principal King of the Realm is his most honorable majesty, Principal Wm. F. Mann. A very jolly monarch, he secures willful allegiance from his vassals through a careful consideration of the rights of all. His laws are just, his counsel Wise. Chosen to rule, he rules in a manner that has endeared him to his grateful subjects. Exil e -fi-'L 'T .5 s ' sr - E 4! Mn. .IOHN ADDISON if' B01 S' Vice-Princi ml J First Peer of the Land is the kindly lord, Boys' maintaining the peace, leader of the Knights, right-hand man of his majesty, etc., his duties are manifold as well as perplexing, Calm dig- nity is the mantle of authority that he wears right well. .1 fd -:ls Q ,aa-I 4 2 Q .11 ' Vice-Principal john Addison. Charged with 0 ,. 9 U r.sf-vufew . if . :fl If. . :ff -rs r ff' if ff is 'I gig? , We? .,L.,, , .-, de 2, Hz M '4 My 3 Mus. ADELINE RICHARDSON Girls, Vice-Principal First Lady of the Realm is Mrs. Adeline C. Richardson, Girls, Vice-Principal. A newcomer to the Belmont Towers, hut experienced in the ways of directing the educational household, she has demonstrated hoth ahility and charm during the past year. The many friends she has made here hope that Belmont will have the advantage and pleasure of her feminine leader- ship for many years to come. Mrs. Dorothy Adams Mr. Samuel Blacker Mr. George Brailsford Mr. Nelson Burton Mrs. Katherine Carson Nl English Fgn. Lang. Bus. Ed. Sci.-Math Sci.-Math rs. Mary Chamberlin Bus. Ed. I : r . R lii A N 'Hb R uf' .,: if ., Miss Gladys Cone Mr. Richard Cooper Miss Florence Crosier Mr. Robert Denahy Mr, joseph Dudley Mr, Robert Elliott Phys. Ed. Soc. St. Homemaking Sci.-Math Art Ind, Ang . Si V feigi EW Mrs. Miriam Evans Fgn. Lang. Miss Frances Hov English Mr. John Evans Phys. Ed. sf . vi i Mr. Phillip Hubbard Soc. St. Mrs. Lena La Lanne Mr. Collier Landress Bus. Ed. English W . Wi if-A ' 'E '--..',.,.. 5 'W . Mrs. Angela Marino Mr. Frank Mattingly Fgn. Lang. Sci.-Math Mr. Laddie Mullard Miss Olive Newcomer Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Mrs. Katherine Gibson Library ' E at , 'A 3 K I . . Lzffifi f A V .... . ft ey Mr. Edward lesperson .film is lnd. Arts 2' '. fry' 17 ...if 5 P' jig Mr. Joseph Lane Ind. Arts Mrs. Doris McKenzie English Miss Helen Nicholson English Mr. Don L. Head English Mrs. Elna Harper Counselor Mr. William Kitchen Bus. Ed. Mr. Stanley lones Bus. Ed. ' ? 5 . Mrs. Vivian Le Font English Art Mrs. lane A. Money Homemaking Miss Dorothy Megowan Health fe ,Q 1 5552. Dr. Bretton Nicol Mr. Oris Payton Sci.-Math Sci.-Math Mrs. Edith Hosack Soc. St. ? ,Q -. : A 2 . . ....i.i. .... - f -.fm . 1 1, Mr. Wesley Kohtz Sci.-Math Miss Byrne Lippincott Mr. Floyd Manning Sci.-Math Mr. Kenneth Moy Sci.-Math 'tit Mr. Felix Pennino Phys. Ed. Mrs. Corinthe Quinn Mr. Albert Robbins Fgn. Lang. Soc. St. Mr. Chester Perry Mrs.Agnes Quackenbush Music Bus. Ed. Gi Z Mrs. Gladys Schulhof Mr. Leroy Shearer Mrs. Marguerite Smith Mr. Kenneth Sweetnam Att. Off. Ind. Arts Soc. St. Ind. Arts Miss Catherine Roseto Phys. Ed. Mr. Jack Thompson English 55' Mrs. Lillian Sargeant Music ' x iii VVV.V Miss Edna White English Secretarial Staff Eve Grant, Leona Pinker Clara Andrews, Marilyn Klein F1 Miss Lutie Wilcox Science J. Bruce, Head Custodian C. Martin, Business Manager Mr. Leicester Yates Soc. St. H Vice-President Thurma Pankey 1 ? ' A Boys' League President Jimi Abe fb' Je W fy 15 ,M , i x .ff Girls' League President Rose Wong iff 1- N' I K .p F , .. ,, , 'uaefrf' V .-.1 Secretary Maxine Berry Cx WINTER 754 STUDENT COUNCIL President Bob Schuman AQ ' H- if A -1.5 .V I 1, If 555 Treasurer Historian Sergeant-at-Arms I Ruth Enomoto Dixie Doupnik David Taira V 'I we ff W,54 STUDENT COUNCIL President, Bob Shuman Vice-President, Thurma Pzmkey Girls, League President, Keiko Saito Boys, League President, jimi Abe Secretary, Maxine Berry Treasurer, Ruth Enomoto Historian, Dixie Doupnik Sergeant-at-Arms, David Taira B10 Grade Representatives: Esther Cerdu, Richard Chiponis A10 Grade Representatives: Virginia Chun, Ralph Castillo B11 Grade Representatives: William Louie, Ruby Queen A11 Grade Representatives: Shirley Iwashina, Leon Brown B12 Grade Representatives: Helen VVilliams, luck Panagiotis gn W'54 TRIBUNES Row 1: A. Hall, R. Anderson, D. Seki, A. Ju, F. Cole, P Goodwin, K. Wise. Row 2: S. Ranger, G. Gunnarson, S. Stone, J. Groves, G Riggs, F. Hernandez, N. Canfield, G. Ward, T. Kowtow D. Tokoro, E. Hosack. Row 3: H. West tpres.J, M. Johnson lsec.l, D. Muenzberg J. Ramos, B. Seals, R. Davalos, E. Estrada, L. Gamboa A. Trousdale lsarg.-at-armsl, J. Alonzo lparliamentarianl W. Phillips, R. Reynolds. ff' lllf Z J . b so X W'54 KNIGHTS At Left: J. Addison lsponsorl, E. Cardenas, A. Abe, B. Shuman, J. Trevgoda, P. Jokan ovich, R. Revels, R. Kiwan, A. Trousdale, M. Rogers. Top Right: W. Urbano, E. Mino, D. Tokoro, N. Maverakis, R. Espo, M. Ashley, D Norman. Bottom Right: G. Huber, C. Breazeal, L. Bouligny, J. Panagiotis, D. Taira, K Kagiwada. ,Ji 1 XA? JI ev. fy ll,f. 'N' A Y .5 guy, 21, x gffgi' Q4 1 . v1 X , -'1 x f r, I 'Q r'f'J1 as 5 'F JU , xx 7 ' 'N .,, ' 'X vs-Q sg.: W'54 LADYES Side: A. Low, S. Sasai, V. Hernandez, Y. Matsushima, M. Berry, L. Wille, T. Pankey, D. Doupnik. Bottom: E. Arellano, K. Saito, R. Enomoto, L. Flores, M. Ozawa, Y. Uyehara, T. Kotow, E. Hosack lsponsorl. Ruth Enomoto Secretary X Roberta Mendoza Historian ia- A it 1 gs as ' Leon Brown Boys' League President SUMMER '54 STUDENT COUNCIL President ....................... lack Panagiotis Vice President .... .... D ixie Doupnik Treasurer ..... .... D orothy Seki Secretary .............. ....... R uth Enomoto Historian ................ ..... R oberta Mendoza Girl's League President .... ......... A nna Low Boy's League President ..... ...... L eon Brown Sergeant-at-Arms ....... .... A rt Trousdale Grade Representatives: B-10 ...,................. Beulah Chan, loe Reyes A-10 .... ..... B ob Hope, Frances Henandez B-11 .... ........., T ak Fujii, Angie Hall A-11 .......... .... W m. Louie, Estella Cluinones B-12 ............ .... K enneth Wise, Gillian Riggs Members-at-Large Rubin Davolos, Keiko Saito, Hermoyne West, Shirley lwashina, David Taira, Pat Goodwin, Flota Cole, Sydney Ranger. S'54 TRIBUNES Row 1: R. Tepper, E. Kwan, C. Davis, F. Meyers, S. Jordan L. Torres, M. Hirai. Row 2: J. Ward, J. Buckley, J. Schaffner, B. Gonzales L. Miller. Row 3: L. Manfre, R. Anderson, T. Cline, R. Reynolds. Row 4: R. Joly, L. Freimuth, C. Wong, B. Wong, A. Gutierrez, L. Blackwell. Row 5: F. Franco, M. Noriega, T. Giovinazzo, M. Miller, S. Ross. Row 6: L. La Rue, J. Lankford, A. Colberg, T. Duprau. I. af H ' I ft? -.L f'N-Q i Nw ,... ' '50 0. if ' 1'3- S'54 LADYES Left: M. Nelson, H. West, J. Ward, D. Heffron, J. Buckley S. Ranger, D. Doupnik, M. Johnson, P. Goodwin, F. Cole D. Salazar, E. Nelson, B. Tomonelli. Bottom Right: A. Okano, J. Nagashiki, A. Low, M. Yamo E. Hosack lsponsorl. S'54 KNIGHTS Left: A. Trousdale, M. Rogers, J. Addison, R. Espo, K Kagiwada, J. Panaglotis, E. Mino, D. Taira, H. Tepper Top Right: M. Price, R. Tamanaha, D. Grady, R. Revels J. Jeter. Bottom Right: W. Smith, J. Trevgoda, E. Cardenas, C Breazeal, R. LeBreton. 11. moto, K. Saito, R. Enomoto, M. Ozawa, N. Chan, A. Lazo ur' 'E G G- -3 - is 4 X ,e .X IIIIY lt , lzjir - . '..':'e ' 1':.'.:-1 A Tenn: .-1-All gr. mn! 2637? 1 'mfugj 1 6 -:Tumi ,gg...'2' I ll I N. -' V- lg. ,,, 4 All' BOYS, AND GIRLS' GYM OFFICE HELPERS N25 XD Qfxgqsx IL- kxdgl Ll 42,1 gg' -til? Atl J JW' XXWQG Q9 '5 N CAF ETERIA HELPERS W :ffl 1 4'x S- 1 Ni 'WMO P866 1 in f-A S- J 415 -K, OYY X06 YWAR 995 YXNEN YW,-XJYYJYXS WA LKB 6 O00 SSGAJOYX OQEXCXS YWAXQYXS Sorceress Court Ieste' mm wnnaliriw T? 5 W if X gif 1, 4' R is be i s 5 -f 65:2 5 ,qs 2 ,Q , 5 'E 9 fa is Lady Fair f Poor Peasant Wandering Minstrel Ill. iuD'Sw5541Lnrds and iladgzs L W,54 Lords 81 Ladyes ABE, JIMI TSUGUMI Engineer A friend or friends ALMADA, GILBERT LOUIS Ambitious ALVARADO, JOSE ANGEL Printer Small and silent ANTILLION, IRMA ANITA Airline Hostess Alone alwaysebut never lonely ARELLANO, RAYMOND ANTHONY Physical Education Coach Tall and loud ARTECHE, MARIE ALMA Private Secretary Quiet, but, look out! ASHLEY, MICHAEL DAVID Beau BrummeI ATENCIO, CONSTANCE MARY Dentist Receptionist Dynamite comes in small packages BERRY, MAXINE EILEEN Buyer AIice' BILLS, AUSTIN LEE Mechanic Hard worker BIREBIRIAN, JACK Veterinarian Slow but sure BOSTICK, MILDRED Typist-Clerk Tiny voice-big talker 'xv Above: President, Peter lokanovich Vice-President, Eleanor Arellano Secretary, Yaeko Nlatsushima Below: Treasurer, Terri Kotow Sergeants-at-Arms, William Urbano and Donald Norman WINTER ,54 CLASS OFFICERS Aflelph ians ,Q ,rn we I lf' JIM .w ' 1 I ti ' i - W,54 Lords Sz Ladyes CERVANTES, ROGELIO FRANCO Medicine Everyone's friend COLLINS, MELVIN LeROY Printer Older than he looks COURNEY, NICHOLAS JOSEPH Radio-T.V. Traveller DINCIN, ANNETTE Accountant Tall and talkative DINGER, EDWARD Civil Engineer Tall but quiet DURAN, ARMIDA Typist Beautiful brown eyes FARMER, AUTHER JEAN Secretary Heavenly bit FISHER, YVONNE MARIE Physical Education Teacher A laugh they'II never forget FLORES, GUADALUPE ESTELLA Medical Secretary Always on the go FONG, HOWE CUN Nice to know GARCIA, DELLA RAMONA File Clerk Slow but sure GARCIA, SYLVIA DOLORES Clerical Typist A bit of heaven Best Looking Sam Mendoza Maxine Berry Ltkely to Succeed Tak Suyematsu Sally Sasai ,A Best Athlete V Delia Olivas , , -1 Pete Iokanovich ,,A A my I p M. A 7,24 33 VA . Q ., W 1 , ,L f BW ef A .11 e 1 x . . ,wif N 3, - Q! - lf ' we 'H f e ,l if 'Vi V , V'f',., I 5-tk' A 4 ' 5 ' Q 1 7 YK A. , i Cutest Couple ,fl V- ' at 4 1 jfs ' ,' ' Yvonne Fisher J V, 5 s Q 'HQ fx ' H' V' 4 Ray Arellano V ' ft, Q . f lf 4 '7 ' '1 'LM' in ,... N ktaml L Nw Q' Apple Polishers y, A A Howard johnson V H Nancy Hudson 4292? ' S . . A- rv yr R 5.2 A 1 Q ,A e li , . 4 Y z A Q R Ll.k tw Best Personality Lag Q Willie Urbano Ella Arellano f A A Mm .ali gui? sl W'54 Lords 81 Ladyes GERAS, CECELIA CONSTANCE Nurse Slow but sure GOMEZ, RUBEN EDWARD Ambitious Big and mighty GUIZADO, OSCAR GEORGE Police Officer Weird eyes HERNANDEZ, F. VIRGINIA Undecided Everyone's friend HUBER, GENE GERALD Teacher Always smiling HUDSON, ANN NANCY Typist Always serving others HUGHES, GILBERT KEITH Sailor Slow but sure JOHNSON, CARR HOWARD Mathematics Always studying KILLEEN, ANN CYNTHIA Secretary My heart belongs to Bob KIWAN, ALBERT RICHARD Dentist Always smiIing KOKINDA, FRANCES LORETTA Record Dealer Come what may KOLBE, HEISTAND JERRY Engineer Finally getting out Baby Sitting '-1 I Underzcear My Sweetie is Tonight -F' E! hu? Getting H eff' Go M un, Go 'Mk ll 515 ,N..vw ,N ,Q .tw Wh ,-W-- --,h....,. -2, t M Q tt , y y 1 e eee,e f- he 1 ,t he Q'-S t A tett 9' t - i ' t f n V, K VV 13' y I WVLK K , K :Lil it Playing jump Ropev Stuck on Each Other , W 54 SUCKER DAY Come Play with USD 2.-I, W,54 King and Queen 'VX 2.10 W'54 Lords 81 Ladyes LEE, POY BENNY Electrician .rshyn MARCUS, STANLEY LEONARD Engineer Hard working Trojan MCCORMICK, JOHNSON PETER Commercial Art Short and mighty MEN DOZA, ANDREW SAMUEL Printer MEYER, ROBERT THOMAS Commercial Fisherman Married MOREY, FRANCES SANDRA Private Secretary Dynamite comes in small packages NAGASAWA, MASARU Undecided Keep plugging NAKATA, AKIRA Silent but always there NAKATANI, MINORU Silence is golden NG, GIN BETTY Machine Bookkeeper To Each His Own NORTHCOTE, JAMES LEONARD Businessman Always Trying OLIVAS, DELIA Nurse Now or Never Stay right where you are, everybody! Donit mooef, W,54 SENIOR PLAY CAST Penolope Sycamore .................... Carla Shoup Essie ............... ..... B etty Io Tomonelie . . . . . . . Lorene Lewis . . . .David Anderson Rheloa ........... Paul Sycamore. . . Mr. DePina .... ...... T airo Klein Ed ............... ...... ames Jarrett Donald ............. .... R ichard Lozano Martin Vanderhof ..... ...... N eal White Alice ............. ........ A vis Kimball Henderson ....... . . . Richard Adamson Tony Kirby ...... . . .Richard Erskine Boris Kolenlchoo .... ..... D avid Lopez Gay Vllellington ..... ....... S andra Morey Mr. Kirby ........ ..... E d Van Staleryn Mrs. Kirhy ..... . ..,............ Juanita Smith Three Men Al Hernandez, Lowell Lavely, Alan Newcomb Olga ............................... Pat Goodwin SENIOR PLAY W'54 You Can't Take It VVith Youf the famed Hart-Kaufman comedy, presented Avis Kimball and Richard Erskine in the convincing roles of two lovers who were trying to over- come mutual family complications that threatened their engagement. Neal White played an eccentric but kind, Wise grand- father who helped to make matters no easier for the couple. Sandra Morey was excellent in her part of a girl of dubious character and a fondness for drink. The Senior Play really lived up to its title this year, since items were borrowed from all departments of the school for the play. The cast did a commendable job of acting, and the play was well directed by Drama Coach Vivian Le Font and her helpers. Well, Sir, here we are again. We want to say thanks once rnore for everything Yolfoe done for usf' Three happy couples and one happier grandpa. Y QM 1 ,. .f1ts ,..:'.f,Q-fisgwjififtvfe Y Y 3 fm fe as ei 2 f K ,....-0-M Muna. ,+Wh- 'FIG W,54 Lords 81 Ladyes PANKEY, THURMA JEAN Teacher Friendly PEREZ, RAYMOND Electronics Engineer Silent lover RANIIREZ, SALLY Civil Service Krazy Kat RANTES, NIARY Love 'em and leave 'em REFUERZO, RALPH J. Engineer Silence is not golden ROSALEZ, JOSEPHINE CYNTHIA Everybody's friend with a smile always ROTH, ARLEN LEE Window Displayman Friendly guy RUIZ, DOMIE MARY Airline Stewardess Calm, cool and conservative at all times SAIVIAR, HAROLD Quiet and dangerous SASAI, SALLY SETSUKO Secretary Cool and observatvieu SANCHEZ, JOAN LANIBERT Secretary Love 'em and leave 'em SANTOS, AL Gunsmith Slow but sure WVINTER ,54 SENIOR PROM 'clieturn To Pm'aa'isev P . ,hr 4. I I h E' I I 'l'Q V bu A 1 'x if F 0, Tim Royal Cnurf Qzmcn Maxinv and King jimi 1 L 9 A .M IV l .'A,'g 1 gay Wi N You go tl1af-11-way J Left-riglzt-left The Grand March .af -we-wg, W154 Lords 81 Ladyes SCARLETT, FLOYD ROGER Printer Short and loud SCHUMAN, MATTHEW ROBERT Doctor Keep plugging SHIELDS, I0 ANNA Opera Singer Pretend SMITH, PERCY, JR. Stage Director Show must go on STEAD, LEE MARIAN Anything for a friend STEPHENS, CATHERINE ANNIE Good things come in small packages SUYEMATSU, TAKASHI HERBERT Electronics Engineer TOARMINO RING, ANN BARBARA Housewife All for Chuck TOKORO, MASAO DAVID Architecture Likes doing hard things ULRICH, EDNA NANCY Machine Bookkeeper Men and cars UYEHARA, YEMIKO Sweet and precious VALDESPINO, MARIA CARMEN Clerical Typist A little bit of heaven WINTER '54 WILL I, IRMA ANTILLON, leave to my sister LISA my sweater to brighten up her dull class. I, BOB SCHUMAN, a wooge, leave to ED CARDENAS, a bean, a sack of Matzos, so he can have something in his house to eat besides beans. I, LEROY HICKS, leave to KENNETH WISE a small pair of lips to replace his big ones. I, ARMIDA DURAN, leave LALO ENRIQUEZ to no one because Fm keeping him. I, SALLY RAMIREZ, leave to DIANA KERNS some other word besides Laterf' I, WILLIE URBANO, leave RICHARD ESPO my lunch. I, PETE MCCORMICK, leave EDDIE MCCALLY my fast ball, I, CONNIE ATENCIO, leave to TONY SISNEROS my ability to get A's in school. I, CONNIE GERAS, leave to my sister SHIRLEY my ability to succeed in school. I, LEONARD NORTHCOTE, leave to JIMMY JETER my ability not to goof all the time. I, YVONNE FISHER, leave to ESTHER CERDA my ability to laugh. I, RAYMOND PEREZ, leave to LOUIE URBINA half of my girls' telephone numbers. I, RAYMOND ARELLANO, leave to Spider MADEN my ability to play at least one game. I, PERCY SMITH, leave to RICHARD ABBOTT the stage of Belmont. I, ROGER SCARLETT, leave to RICHARD ESPO a dozen handkerchiefs: I, O. C. WASHINGTON, leave to DARYL GRADY a new pair of false teeth. I, ELEANOR ARELLANO, leave to RAYMOND LEBRETON my love to keep him warm because his Senior sweater couldn't do it. I, JACK WHITE, leave PAUL FISHER an alarm clock and a calendar. I, JOANNA SHIELDS, leave to KAREN HARVEY my courage to go on. I, RICHARD KIWAN, leave to RICHARD ESPO ten dollars towards his plastic surgery operation. I, VIRGINIA HERNANDEZ, leave to CLARA MOYA my gym shoes that are full of holes. I, RICHARD ADAMSON, leave to ELLIOTT EXLEY one pair of stained sweat pants. I, RALPH REF UERZO, leave to MANUEL PAREDEZ a nose guard! I, ED DINGER, leave to all the girls in Belmont my telephone number. I, OSCAR GUIZADO, leave to BARBARA GONZALES my curly eye lashes which she's always wanted. I, TAKASHI SUYEMATSU, leave my style of writing English to anyone who can read it. I, NOAH WOO, leave all my happiness to everyone in Belmont. I, JIM ABE leave my Hat top to the rest of the Buda-Heads in Belmont. I, ANNETTE DINCIN, leave my bookkeeping ability to anyone who needs it. I, ALMA ARTECHE, leave some fortunate Sr. B my method of peeking in the Blind Horse Racef' I, SYLVIA GARCIA, leave to DELIA JIMENEZ my beautiful, long, black hair. I, CARMEN VALDESPINO, leave DELIA, MARGIE, NORMA, and ADELA all the A's I got in school. I, DOMIE RUIZ, leave all the chicks at Belmont my Monday Blues. I, LUPE FLORES, leave to ARMIDA RODRIGUEZ my empty hall locker. I, ARLEN ROTH, leave to HELEN WILLIAMS my white saddle shoes to polish, I, BETTY NG, leave to FLO PHELPS the ability to go to school at least once a week. I, LORETTA WILLE, leave to RUSSELL COBB, one jar of Pink Icef' I, DON NORMAN, leave to JACK PANAGIOTIS a girdle for his fat hips. I, BARBARA RING, leave to PAT GOODWIN soap for her dirty Sr. B sweater. 21 .ee fi CAMERA SHY Richard Adamson, Shirley Arends, Paul H. Barrett, Lloyd J. Boulegny, Welbie Lee Caine, Alfonso Lozolla Carreon, Sharlee Chandler, James Raymond Hawkins, Leroy Hicks, Robert Gail Jenks, Irvin Raymond Lai, Ivan Lopez, Ser Choon Low, Cesar Recinos, Gene Delbert Rodine, Cedro Leland Supe, Henry Thomas Tett. Aix WJ54 Lords 8: Ladyes WASHINGTON, 0. C. Printer Rags to riches WHITE, JACK RAYMOND Lawyer ..Eh,,, WILLE, LORETTA ANN Airline Hostess Always a 'twig ' WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY MAE Teacher Slow but sure WONG, NORMAN Engineer WONG, WILLIAM LIM Engineer Tall and silent WOO, NOAH Undecided Always friendly YODER, JERRY MARVIN Building Contractor Sugar bowl daddy YOUNG, JOSE His voice is his fortune J 1- QELD -1 S 2 45 I vi 4 IQX Aga' 5 X WINTER '54 PROPHECY YAEKO and CHRIS are celebrating their 50th anniversary at home. After 20 years of research the doctors finally discovered the cure for BEN'S illness called, MAXINE VACCINE! MARY RANTES has just been seen Walking on Broadway with her twin boys. GENE RODINE, is now married but still looking. After 2 years JOAN SANCHEZ has finally succeeded in getting her one and only. RICHARD ADAMSON was elected Street Sweeper of 1954. LEROY COLLINS just celebrated his 150th birthday. ALMA ARTECHE, after 50 years of spinsterhood, has finally married an undertaker. LEONARD MARCUS was just made head custodian at Belmont High. LUPE FLORES has been made Head Executive at Stationeris Corporation. O. C. WASHINGTON has 22 sons-enough for two football teams. DEE OLIVAS, professional nurse at the General Hospital, was seen mopping floors. IERRY YODER just had his sixth child and he didn't want any. WILLIAM WONG is bald-headed at the age of 21. YVONNE FISHER finally gave birth to RAY ARELLANO'S twelfth child. DOMIE RUIZ was seen at the Central Market buying groceries for her little Ralph's. HENRY TETT is playing first string on the Globetrotteris. RICHARD KIWAN made a new shave lotion to remove hair without shaving. IACK BIREBIRIAN is still at Davis after 20 years of struggling. TERRI KOTOW finally reached the great heighth of five feet. WILLY URBANO just opened his own pizza house at Sunset and Echo Park. SANDRA MOREY, famous movie star, received her tenth academy award. ARLEN ROTH has finally learned no friends are Won with stale 1890 jokes. RAMONA GARCIA just gave birth to her tenth child from A. U. SALLY SASAI is finally returning from her 3 months' honeymoon in Hawaii. YEMIKO UYEHARA and VIRGINIA HERNANDEZ have just opened their tenth dancing studio of Mambo. DON NORMAN won his first political office as a Main Street diplomat. JACK WHITE became head gardener at john Marshall High School. CYNTHIA KILLEEN got a job as the Fat Ladyvat the circus.BARBARA RING just got a job laughing in front of the fun house. .emi assi., sd Thllf,-9 about the size of it '54 Qilass ag f fe:- Roll Call Ring-Around-tile-Rosie Most Outstanding Girl: Eleanor Arellano Most Outstanding Boy: jimi Abe Most Outstanding ROTC: LeRoy Collins 511 Senior Prom Memories x Cutting a rug on skates CSF AND EPHEBIANS' Row 1: Lupe Flores? Sally Sasai, Takashi Suyematsu, Carla Shoup. Row 2: Jimi Abe', .lack White, Howard Johnson, Akira Nakata. Glass a Memories were buried permanently . 21 is MTA fy' ,wi-qt 11 S,54 Lords 8z Ladyes ACUNA, FRANK Handsome ALTHEIM, CARL Businessman Slow but sure ANEPOHL, ENOLA MYRA LOUISE Steno Typist Raring to go ANTILLON, ELISA ALICE Beauty Operator A little bit of everything ARCHEY, CLAUDE ARTHUR Machinist Tall and silent ATTEBERY, JERRY LEON Fireman Slow but sure AiflsLA, JOHN Pleasant Guly AZEKA, SANDE CHIKAYE Comptometer Operator Keep it cool BAILEY, CARL EUGENE T.V. Repair Man Take it slow, but take it BARRIOS, VICENTE AVILA Slow but sure BARRON, ISABEL ELIZABETH Secretary BARRY, BOBBY EILEEN Quiet but always thinking ,554 Glass y I in CARDENAS, JR. EDWARDO President Telephone Worker Round, Firm, Fully Packed WARD, SIDNEY JUANNE Secretary Department Store Buyer Soon a Toothman ffirrrsfillihzisions SAITO, KEIKO Vice President Sweet and Friendly In-. wr-'Y TAIRA, DAVID NDBUD OKANO, AIMEE EMIKO BREAZEAL, CHARLES FREDERICK NELSON, MARLENE LDU Co-Sgt.-at-Arms Co-Treasurer Co-Sgt.-at-Arms C0-Treasurer Teacher Civil Service Worker Fireman Dental Assistant Slow Motion Anything for the man Never fear h W en near Above and beyond 1- fm S'54 Lords 81 Ladyes BARTLE, GLORIA MAE Secretary Short-Sweet-Shy BEANES, FRED RAUL Friendly BEJAR, GENEVIEVE LOZANO Typist Josephine's other half BRANDT, JUNE SUSAN Housewife Always a helping hand BROOKS, NORMAN Television Service Man Real sharp BROYLES, VlVlAN LORRAINE Housewife Short and taken BUBANY, GEORGE Nice guy BUCKLEY, GERALDINE SUE Interior Decorator Taken by a toothman CAMPBELL, ALVlE Real Estate Salesman Never quits CASTRO, NORMA ANN Foreign Language Secretary A slave to one onIy CAZARES, ANITA FELIX Cosmetology Climbing to the top CHAN, DOUGLAS Aeronautics Engineer Rags to riches S,54 Lords 81 Ladyes CHAN, NELLIE Mortician Looking for Amerine CHUCK, KENNETH Service uNiceu COBB, RUSSELL CHARLES Easy to know COFFEY, ROBERTA LEE Nurse Always keep them laughing COKER, JAMES EDWARD Pleasant COLE, FLOTA LOUISE Secretary My heart belongs to Gary CORDOVA, ANNABELLE Telephone Operator Slow but sure CORRAL, RAQUEL ROMERO Switchboard Operator Slow but sure CORRELL, PATRICIA LOU Secretary 81 Foreign Correspondent Time flies COSNIAN, NORMAN JAMES The silent lover COUCH, DENNIS LESTER Welder 'AA hard worker CRUZ, MARY HELEN Secretary A little bit of heaven re f 'm 962 'ZR -1! S,54 Lords 81 Ladyes DAVIS, RICHARD LEE Hard worker DELANEY, JAMES HARVEY Seaman Always loafing DOLKART, JEROME HOWARD Aeronautical Engineer One time DOMINGUEZ, ROSEMARY EVANGELINA Friendly DOUPNIK, DIXIE LEE X-ray Technician Do unto others DRAKE, SHIRLEY ANN Police Woman Naughty but nice DRIGHT, WALTER, JR. Architect The most4to say the least EISENMASS, JOE Mechanical Engineer The lsraelian Kid ENOMOTO, RUTH TOSHIKO Laboratory Technician All smiles EPKES, RETA MERLE l.B.M. Operator There must be a way EPSTEIN, DON Musician individualistic ESPINOZA, MARY Smiling ,M iw, Q, . . Q- ae. 1 r U, '4 X' easy Best Looking H. I V Frank Acuna ' , Wi V Donna Heffron ' P ,, W' A Likely to Succeed , I in?-T H, jack Panagiotis Dixie Doupnik Q Q get 11 ,W f 'sam' ax xx 6 X .ml 'is Q V f P X Q 7 i in ,Q . 1 X' 1 I -' K 1 r , If I 5 I ' f B ww' 2 ii- 1 lm Q ff ff fe J 55 557 5' rf If , g iff ...LE fu I , ,H-1 ., i l 7 1 VVV 1 ' Cutest COUPle V V Irene Ortiz f 'ij' .Aw Eddie Cardenas J, M' Imp ..,.4,.lL , V 9 , 5 1 M Fai ml. ig? .3 ,lr-vi .A. A - Ar K at f' Q, 1 ' if ff B 94.2 QQ lk P w 13 - ' aj - 1, i 3 Q 'R v Best Athlete 4 .11 ,f , f A 1 ,Q A M ' if Josephine Martinez , . Q5 L Ray LeBreton 1 1 as J 'B A ff 93 ,4-4 A.. Apple Polzshers Bruce McKeever Diane Kerns Best Personality Herb Tepper Gerry Buckley S,54 Lords 81 Ladyes ESPO, RICHARD EARL Lawyer Not too fast-not too slow ESTRADA, VIOLA CECIL Airline Hostess Waiting for you FISHER, PAUL EL ROY Machinist MiIer FONG, BETTY ROSE HShylY FUIINAKA, KIMIYE LOIS ' Mathematician You never can tell FOURNIER, ARAMIS A. Baseball Player Mr, Short Stop FREDERICK, BERT JAMES Hshyll FUCHS, SIGRID Typist Hshyll GALINDO, ESTELLA Cosmetology Everyone's friend GALVAN, JESSIE MARIA Office Worker Everyone's friend GARAY, MARY MAGDALENA Nurse Not at the top, but climbing' GARCIA, SIMONA Housewife ' Friendly S,54 Lords 81 Ladyes GARRETT, ALFRED. IR. Friendly GENOVESE, ERNIE ANDREW Italian Restauranteur Small but dangerous GOLDSTEIN, LOUIS IAMES Friendly GOODWIN, PATRICIA MARIE Secretary A smile for everyone GOOSEY, DOLORES RAMONA Housewife Bell-bottom Blues GRADY, DARYL Always happy GREYER, IRENE V. Easy to know GUERRERO, ALFONSO Architect All eat and no work HAIGHT, PAUL AHERN Merchant Marine Tall, silent and broke HAMANO, SHINJIRO You wanna drag HANSEN, BONNIE LEE Quiet HARBIN, SHIRLEY ANN Actress A little bit of heaven MIC ids- 'NR- The March of the Tlzesians SENIOR jack and the Little Brown jug Stepping Out on Montgomery Field Sf SWEATER DAY S54 Red and White on Parade Hey, Pete! That trophy's neat 129 090. The Deadwood Stage rw , . - L .A Y Poking Fun on Old Crown Hill 1 Omelet 'n Ya Have It' Two-way stretch , J Listen my children and you shall heaf' P Siamese Twins 'IQ' S,54 Lords 8a Lady HARVEY, KAREN JANET Dancer Easy to know HAUSMAN, ESTELLE CAROLYN Typist Dreamer HAWKINS, WAYNE Minister A friend in need HAYASHI, HIDEO Nice HEFFRON, DONNA L. Cosmetologist Irresistible HERNANDEZ, LORETTA Slow but sure HILKER, LeROY CHARLES Candy Maker Is that you? HILT, ROBERT Friendly HONDA, MERl TSUNEKO Commercial Artist Friendly HONDA, RICHARD M. Crazy and cool HUBBARD, LYNN Journalist Everyone's friend ISRAELSON, JOHN EVERETT Mechanic l don't know! CS S,54 Lords Sz Ladyes IWAMOTO, FUMIKO Secretary Quiet and shy JACKSON, PATSY MARIE Secretary Fickle but fun JARRETT, JAMES JAY Dancing Instructor Time will tell JEFFERSON, TOM KLEIN Television Technician Never give up JETER, JIMMY JEAN, JR. T.V. Repair Man A smile for everyone JIMENEZ, ANGELINA Housewife Always joking JIMENEZ, DELIA Secretary Slow and easy JIMENEZ, MARGARITO Friendly JOHNSON, JOANN MARIE Secretarial Work True redhead JOHNSON, MARY SUE Legal Secretary lf the shoe fits, wear it JORDAN, TOM EDWARD Salesman Friendly KAGIWADA, KENNETH SHU Doctor Everyone's friend ,S-vq. ? 4- S,54 Lords 81 Ladyes KANE, SONDRA MILLICENT Housewife Young, sweet and innocent KAWAMOT0, GENE S. Paratrooper Play it slow KEELER, JENNIFER ANN Nurse Easy sailing KELL, ROBERT LEE Navy Navigator Slow but sure KERNS, DIANE CATHERINE Airline Hostess Still looking KINNEY, THOMAS RICHARD Public Relations Big loafer LANE, BONNER GILL, JR. Can't lose for winning LA REW, JEANNE LOUISE Housewife All for Jim LAZO, AMERINE Assistant Mortician Lost without Nellie LeBRETON, RAYMOND ANTHONY Architect Eat first and talk later LEE, CHAO ON Engineer Ponder before action LICON, MARY LOUISE Secretary Small, silent and shy S,54 SENIOR SUCKER DAY a A l 3 ZA 1, e i I 1 -la vzl These are ehildrenupl King Don and Queen Amerine ' One-two-three jump! Beautiful babies N. 'H-. me dk... '-V--R-.-.'.....M M Fun for all LLC Ring-around-the-rosie ,ml 16' VG' S'54 Lords 81 Ladyes LOUIE, JANE Quiet LOW, ANNA MAY College Wait for me LUENGO, PATRICIA NISHIDA Hard worker MADDEN, WILLIAM A. Atomic Scientist Look toward the future MALLER, OLGA G. Typist Everyone's friend MANIBOG, FRANCES MONTILLA Hshyll MARTINEZ, JOSEPHINE Genevieve's other half MAUSHAKE, JOHN JOSEPH Musician Dignified MAVERAKIS, NICK HBusyH MCCALLUM, JOAN MARY Teacher Never a dull moment McCOLLUM, RUBIN DALE Druggist Slow but sure McCALLY, EDWARD WILLIAM Policeman Everyone's friend S,54 Lords 61 Ladyes MCKEEVER, BRUCE TIMOTHY Industrial Research Scientist The slide rule kid McKINLEY, BEVERLY DELORES Ceramic Worker Ambitious MELAN, GERALDINE ENOLA Easy to know MENDOZA, ALFRED, JR. Draftsman Mind of his own MINO, EDWARD NORIO College Power, patience and passion MORTENSEN, DIANE MARIA Legal secretary Taken MUNRO, JANET CLAIRE Nurse Tall and taIkative MURRAY, CHESTER ANDREW Seaman Slow but sure NAGASHIKI, JANE MEGUMI Legal secretary All for Roy NORIEGA, MARGARET VIVIAN Clerical Worker Good things in small packages' OGAZ, SEBASTIAN Policeman Joker OJEDA, ADELA Missionary His voice is my future :l! 't fx N' alll' S,54 Lords 81 Ladyes 0'NEAL, SHIRLEY ANN Secretary Silent ORTIZ, IRENE MARIA Nurse Cute and taken ORTIZ, TONY Policeman Shiney shoes OZAWA, MARY ANN MITSUKO Legal Secretary Come what may PACIFICI, MAURO FAUSTO Civil Engineer Always gets the best PANAGIOTIS, JACK A smile for everyone PARISH, DOYLE IEAN Friendly PEREZ, LOUIS RIVERA Pleasant POUNCEY, WILLY LEE T.V. Repair Man Slow but sure PRICE, IAMES MARVIN Hard worker QUIRINO, MICHAEL E. Forest Ranger One and only one love QUOGK, ESTHER CHOY Clerical Worker Always a helping hand SUMMER '54 CLASS WILL I, AIMEE OKANO, leave to PAULINE NAGAI some happy-go-lucky days, for Belmont will be sad after S'54 leaves. I, MARLENE NELSON, leave to LUCY NICOTRA my driver's license, since no one will teach her how to drive. I, DAVID TAIRA, leave to a certain 10th grader some of LEONARD HASHIMOTO'S weight to improve her toothpick figure. I, MIKE STAMBOLIS, leave to the Rag Drive of Belmont the W'55 sweaters. I, SHIRLEY HARBIN, leave to all the girls my ability to be as true to guys as I am with JOE. I, PAT GOODWIN, leave to the next Drama Class some Seniors for the next Senior Play. I, MIKE QUIRINO, leave my ability to argue to some lucky B-lOl I, HERBIE TEPPER, leave to DENNIS HOBBS my personality. I, RAQUEL CORRAL, leave to LYDIA ROMERO our old meeting place. I, RICHARD ESPO, leave to FRANKLIN MOOSE MEYERS my electric razor so he can shave every day. I, HELEN RIVERA, leave to SOCHILT RECINOS 10 gallons of Coca-Cola to drown her sorrow. I, JOHN MAUSHAKE, leave to the A-10's my master plan for ditching. I, PAT JACKSON, leave to LUCY NICOTRA my ability to laugh silently. I, ERNIE GENOVESE, leave to DONALD KATONA a new set of clothes so he can give the ones he is wearing a rest. I, FLOR ROSEO, leave to JEANETTE SCHAF F NER one nickle so she can buy her own popcorn. I, PAT CORRELL, leave my excess fat to GLORIA ABRAMS. I, AL GUERRERO, leave my position as guard to any capable person and my false tooth to any hard-luck player. I, ESTHER QUOCK, leave to JADE WONG all the money in the Business Office. I, MARY LICON, leave to LORENE LEWIS some peroxide so she can even her hair. I, JEROME DOLKART, leave to JOE F ELLICK my '51 Ford so he can get a girl friend. I, ED CARDENAS, leave to HANK DURAN a bottle of Sun Tan Oil. I, DOUGLAS SHEPHERD, leave to LIZZY GUZMAN a book of Mother Goose Fairy Tales. I, JOE TREVGODA, leave to FRANK SONICO my ability to wreck cars and not be able to fix them. I, CHAO ON LEE, leave to all chess players my ability to play chess. I, JAMES JARRETT, leave to MILDRED WEIDMAN my beautiful long eye-lashes. .I, GENEVIEVE LOZANO, leave to CLARA MOYA my crazy gym shoes and blouse. I, ANGIE JIMENEZ, leave to PAT WHITELEY the ability to keep a boy happy. I, JEANNE LA REW, leave to BETTY WATSON my last two real front teeth. I, JERRY BUCKLEY, leave to PEGGY COLE my profes- sional ability to sleep in Senior Problems. I, DALE MCCOLLUM, leave to LOUREN MILLER the ability to not be afraid of girls, I, TONY ORTIZ, leave to MARLENE ROSS my ability to make new friends. I, ALVIE CAMPBELL, leave to THOMAS KEYTON a pair of roller skates so he can cross the street before the light changes. I, RAYMOND RUBY, leave to the B-10's one lawnmower so they can all have butch haircuts like mine. I, KENNETH KAGIWADA, leave to MILO SPERIGLIO my glasses and a year's supply of carrots. I, VIVIAN BROYLES, leave to BEVERLY WHITE nothing, for she thinks she has it all. I, VIOLA ESTRADA, leave to my sister ELVA some new clothes so she won't have to wear mine all the time. I, ANNA MAY LOW, leave to JOHNNY NAKAMURA, spurs to go with his cowboy legs. ll.fl N-w.ax,r-s,f-t S,54 Lords 81 Ladyes REINSCHMIDT, PAUL LYMAN, JR Handsome REVELS, RICHARD FRANKLIN Petroleum Worker Take it slow, but take it RINGER, JEROME MARVIN Policeman llcutell RIVAS, DANIEL, IR. Printer Good worker RIVERA, HELEN ROMERO Cosmetology Everyone's friend ROGERS, MCCAGIE BROOKS Hard worker ROSERO, FLORA ETHELYN Stenotypist Roetta's other haIf ROSS, RONALD JOHN Friendly ROVAS, PENELOPE Secretary Sweet and quiet RUBEY, RAYMOND JOSEPH Electronics Engineer Looking for an easier way RUDDELL, RAMONA L. Housewife Little but Ioud SALAISES, CARLOS Brewer Take it as it comes S,54 Lords Sz Ladyes SALAZAR, MARY DOLORES Nurse A little bit of heaven SALCEDO, LILLIAN Secretary A quiet tongue shows a wise mind SANTOS, GLORIA IRENE Waves Gung Ho SCHULZ, ERIC WILLIAM Mechanical Engineer Always half there SELMAN, LALA LEE Tall, but sweet SHEPHERD, DOUGLAS LEE Gym Instructor Anything for a laugh SHEWMAKER, MARY ANNE Secretary Slow but sure SMITH, WAYNE P. Automobile Mechanic Always ready S00 H00, HAYWARD K. Always willing to try STAMBOLIS, MICHAEL PETER Pilot Always willing to go STANLEY, NAOMA F. Dramatics HCuteH STONE, LOUISE ANN Airline Stewardess Love 'em and leave 'em 1991 ., .. L ' A591 'Ex 1 w 155' I ziggy. k wi, ,fggsfysf . .f 4, 'Q M we M ff M, 'Zi acl-rlfii, eg RMS ax'f2f 3.1f I I Q- ...gf -M ,'Zw,-waatixi-2.1, :ii ,..,.5g::g3i'g,,, . in .- - Q V. , :Sf Q xr ,Hur 'flb S? s Qt J sv? C-'J SD L J Z5 J L 'fi ' ' gadgets 't . Xrfsf -J ,pin '1 iv SJ54 Lords 81 Ladyes TAKEHARA, UMl0 Engineer Young at heart TAMANAHA, ROY K0lCHl Chemical Engineer Ready and willing TASHMAN, BEVERLY ANN Foreign Correspondent Sensible people find nothing useless' TEPPER, HERBERT M.C. on T.V. Easy to know TORRES, JULIA Friendly TREVGODA, JOSEPH Engineer Cool and silent TROUSDALE, ARTHUR JAMES Always a Sportsman TULLY, RICHARD MICHAEL Physical Education Director Sports minded URBINA, LOUlE H. Aeronautical Engineer Small and Sharp VASQUEZ, JOE, JR. Pilot Happy-go-lucky VILLA, HUMBERTO JESUS Machinist Hshyll VOLPE, JOSEPHINE MARIA-ANN Quiet ,,,.f ' I SUMMER '54 CLASS PROPHECY RUSSELL COBB has used nine jars of Pink Icev and still no success. VIVIAN BROYLES is cooking matzo balls for her little F INKS. KEN ISUZUGAWA is now head janitor of Santa Anita Race Track. PAT GOODWIN has the lead in a summer stock play. SHIRLEY DRAKE is Chief of Police in L. A. ERNIE GENOVESE is Hipping pizza pies on Hollywood Boulevard. PAT JACKSON got married after looking years for an intelligent man. NAOMA STANLEY has the lead in a Broadway musical. F LORA ROSERO is a professional tennis player. RAY LEBRETON was seen swimming the Rio Grande. NORMAN BROOKS was elected president of the Street Cleaners Union. DIXIE DOUPNIK is president of the Hen Poultry Company. DENNIS HOBBS was made Warden of Alcatraz. DOUGLAS CHAN is a dish washer on Main Street. MARY GAREY has come back to Belmont to leave her cute dimples here forever. HELEN RIVERA'S boys won the football championship for Belmont in 1974. JEROME DOLKART bought his seventh hot rod. BRUCE MCKEEVER designed and built a rocket ship which will go to the moon. NOLA ANEPHOL went back to her home town, New Orleans, and became queen of the Mardi Gras. The cats, HEFF RON, BROYLES, KERNS, BUCKLEY, and VULETICH, are still meowing. DALE MCCOLLUM has signed a 10-year contract with the L. A. Rams. LALA SELMAN is still changing partners. JEANNE LA REW finally had her say in Pershing Square. KAREN HARVEY has worn out her 567,568th pair of ballet shoes. MCCAGIE ROGERS returned from Sweden, where he received his ninth Nobel Prize. TOM KINNEY is manager of the Home for Mischievous Boysf' SAMMY VILLA was seen celebrating his birthday over a bottle of tomato juice. DAVE TAIRA was voted the outstanding City-Farmer of 1964. GLORIA BARTLE gave birth to her tenth child!! ROETTA WONG is running her own drug store. ROBERTA COFF EY is first woman Senator of Texas. BEVERLY TASHMAN is Foreign Correspondent to Mars. LILLIAN SALCEDO is private secretary of the Governor of Hawaii. NORMA CASTRO and SONNY are living on their farm in Arizona. OB KELL ' ated his LYNN HUBBARD beat WILLIE HOPPE in playing pool. B navig 3 ihxwxiwyi ' Qi! wnvfkaaga. as-., wi canoe to Catalina. JOANN JOHNSON is manager of the Westlake Theater. DOLORES GOOSEY has still got the Bell Bottom Blues. LOUISE STONE retumed her fifteenth engagement ring. JOE VASQUEZ was elected Mechanic of the Year. MARVIN PRICE is captain of the Racket Squad. EUGENE BAILEY has opened his wienie factory. WILLIE POUNCEY is playing in a 3D movie, The Champf' RICHARD EsPo has just given birth to a third nose. GEORGIA WARD received an Academy Award for her performance in her latest picture, Hiawathaf' DONA VULETICH, famous wild game hunter, returned from a safari in Africa. PAUL FISHER ran a four-minute mile. 'hpi, sqm, . AJ ' ' J '. YV l Ji 'l , MPL tvxlvf . S 54 Lords Sz Ladyes Dental Hygienist la VULETICH, DONA MAY 'O , Outdoors ' WALDMAN, JOSEPH MELVIN K 1 Chemical Engineer 6, V Always sees them first WALKER, BOBBY JOE The one and only WALTERS, WILLIAM LEE Printer Always a helping hand WARD, GEORGIA To each his own WONG, MARIAN MAE College Never too old to learn WONG, ROETTA MAE Legal Secretary Flora's other half WONG, SAM H. Quiet YETTER, CYNTHIA BARBARA Merchandise Buyer Everything happens for the best WI YUASA, KAZUYOSHI ' Mechanic is Hard worker P! CAMERA SHY S Jerrye Sue Aguire, John Avila, William Lazoya Carreon, Bill Fong, Sylvia Marie . ' Freimuth, Richard Garcia, Dennis George Hobbs, Ken lsuzugawa, David Samuel Jacobson, Steven Joseph Kellerman, Toshi Masukawa, Walter Lee Minker, Ella Mohl, 'I Stanley Henderson Murphy, Cleo Panopoulos, Irene Sue Smith, Rose Wong. ' Qlv-I l R Qrganizatiuns Pt.O.T.C. PLATOON 1 Row 1: R. Lozano, J. Fellick, L. Romanos Row 2: R. Davalos, l. Dellisanti, T. Campa V. Auleid, G. Lee, R. Anderson, F. Adams, G Courtney, N. Carra, R. Peirce, M. Corral Row 3: J. Davis, R. Rolott, A. Cortes, J Faerber, R. Badalamente, T. Corry, W. Dunn S. Feinerman, l. Calderon, M. DiGregorio Row 4: G. Fisher, J. Doll, R. Carroll, l. Cha vira, T. Abbott, J. Breazeal, G. Rosa. Q35 I PLATUON 2 Row 1: M. Clements, B. Lane. Row 2: L. Romanos, K. Lui, W. Fong, P. Hernandez, G. Fong, E. Hunt, T. Herrerea, B. Hirotsu, R. Merritt, M. Lee, A. Kaskla. Row 3: L. Man- fre, R. Garcia, L. Lavely, J. Cerda, Z. Estrada, G. Gonzalez, R. Leos, E. Koski, J. Bellini. Row 4: W Hinck, B. Luckey, M. Kiesner, M Reed, M. Hanlon, R. Null, G. Ju A. Gallegos. Sergeant Chapman and Col. Wilson A Color Guard W'54 CO-ED AND R.O.T.C. OFFICERS Row 1: R. Abbott, Capt., S. Murphy, Capt., E. Arellano, Col., D. Heffron, Capt., D. Doupnik, Capt.: V. Broyles, Capt., J. Birebirian Lt. Col- L Collins, Major. Row 2: V. Avila, 2nd Lt., R. Erskine, lst Lt.:YD. Anderson, 2nd Lt., B.Hough, 2nd Lt., L. Hilker, 2nd Lt., J. Weaver, lst Lt., J Goldstein, 2nd Lt. R.O.T.C. PLATOON 3 Null, M. Sanchez, E. VanStaveren. Row 3: A. Sanchez, L. DePriest, R. Hendrick, N. Marquez, G. Zubieta, G. ski. Row 4: R. Miller, R. Haarmann, R. Reynolds, J. Pecins, W. Pierce, G. Donnelly, G. Bellgardt, D. Mitchem. Ulis- i 4 S'54 R.O.T.C. OFFICERS AND CO-EO OFFICERS Row 1: J. Weaver, R. Bass, V. Avila. Row 2: R. Abbott, D. Doupnik, S. Iwa- shina, J. Shirley,, M. Davis, R. Erskine. Row 3: V. Kaskla, J. Miller, B. Hough, L. Hilker, R. Lozano, J. Goldstein. PLATOON 4 Row 1: K. Johnson, R. Bass. Row 2: D. Van Hesley, T. Sisneros, R. Soo Hoo, F. Aviles, T. Martin, J. Wong, K. Wong, S. Ng, O. Luki- anoff. Row 3: P. Talanay, S. Weingarten, M. Villalyazo, A. Gonzalez, V. Vdovkin, M. Shep- herd, C. Wakamoto, S. Wong. Row 4: B. Stockholm, V. Brown, T. Torres, P. Haight, J. Steiner, R. Wilson. -1- Row 1: U. Kaskla, J. Miller. Row 2: D. Van Hesley, C. Naylor, S. Palfy, G. Pharris, V. Rosenblatt, H. Rodriguez, D. Dhillon, T. Klein, S. Sazzman, D. Pino, A. Mower, Y. Lew, R. Piorkow- CAMERA CLUB BUYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS F. Myers lSgt.'at-armsl, L. Brown lSec.l, J. Abe IPres.l, A. Melendez lHist.l, G. Kawamoto lVice4pres.l, R. Bass lTreas.l. 9 '-. BELSCI CLUB Row 1: C. Angler, R. Rivera, E. Nelson S. Polich, S. Fuchs, A. Rodriguez, V. Her nandez, I. Greyer, L. Flores, Y. Uyehara Row 2: R. Bass, D. Lopez, l. lessens, A Arteche, D. Salazar, S. Darr, S. Miller, M Urbina, A. Samoiloff, P. Hernandez, L Willcox. Row 3: E. Zison, R. Roloff, M. Clements B. Schuman, R. Reynolds, G. Miasnikov R. Rubey, W. Dunn, S. Feinerman, G. Ohgi R. Cervantes. At Left: R. Rubey, R. Pollack, A. New- comb, A. Dincin, J. Eisenmass, E. Richter. At Right: H. Johnson, S. Sazzman, H. Soo Hoo, D. Lopez, R. Reynolds, 0. Payton lAdvisorl, l. Greyer, S. Fuchs. Row 1: Lupe Gamboa, Liza Antillon, Carl Altheim, Elva Estrada, Viola Estrada. Row 2: lVlr. Kitchen Il-ldvisorl, Diane Mor- tenson, Tony Mendoza, Roetta Wong, Fumi lwamoto. l cnnreuunss Row 1: R. Hatakeyama, D. Seki, A. Ju, M. Yamamoto, L. Seu, B. Wong, L. Axelrod, M. Hirai. Row 2: P. Zuk, J. Tamisato, A. Osuna, C Pedder, l. Pautsch, M. Cude, A. Arenas C. MacNitt, D. Cardenas. Row 3: G. Lloyd, L. Blackwell, M. Palmer E. Quinones, C. Balmer, J. Moffitt, E EII, G. Rosa, A. Reynolds. S'54 CAMPANILE Row 1: L. Gamboa, L. Antillion, C. Althelm E. Estrada, V. Estrada. Row 2: Mr. Kitchen, D. McCloud, T Men doza, R. Wong, F. lwamoto. CHESS CLUB Row 1: H. Fong, J. Wong, J. White, C Atheim, R. Null. Row 2: L. Marcus, C. Lee, M. Rogers, P Hernandez, F. Manning lAdvisorl. Row 3: T. Cline, P. Luengo, J. Eisinmass R. Rubey. Row 4: A. Samoiloff, L. Fujinaka, M. Fong, D. Lopez. CHINESE CLUB Row 1: R. Soo Hoo, G. Lee, S. Wong, A. Hall, E. Kwan, H. Soo Hoo, M. Fong, G. Fong. Row 2: H. Lew, L. Chan, L. Hoey, Soo Hoo, L. Seu, L. Hong N Chan, L. Ching, E. Quock, R. Lee. Row 3: G. Ju, P. Jew, R. Wong, H. Wong, C. Lum, Wong, J. Wong, Y. Lew. Row 4: J. Young, Y. Louie, H. Fong, J. Wong. EULEXIANS Row 1: N. Soo Hoo, N. Canfield, T. Kotow R. Hatakeyama, N. Chan, B. Wong, K Stegman, L. Flores, A. Hall, C. Angler D. Seki, M. Hirai, L. Salcedo, A. Lazo N. Ulrich, M. Yamamoto. Row 2: L. Seu S. lwashina, L. Stone, G. Santos, R. Yanai, K. Olson, A. Rodriguez, I. Pil manis, C. Jachowske, H. Rivera, M. Wong, C. Shoup, R. Enomoto, L. Fuiinaka. Row 3 M. Cude, M. Urbina, S. Columbo, C. Ped der, G. Lloyd, C. Balmer, F. Nakazawa K. Reed, S. Jeu, J. Tamisato, E. Ell, R Englund, D. Doupnik, A. Bannister. Row 4- 0. Maruyama, J. Nakamura, G. Shaltz, R. Bass, R. Menczer, M. Palmer, P. Jackson M. Nelson, M. Craig, E. Duran, A. Alonzo, E. Mino, D. Wong, R. Castillo. Row 5: F. Yoshiwa, R. Levie, J. Panagiotis, T. Suye- matsu, V. Guan, M. Clements, A. Samoil off, L. Kimball, D. Forbes, G. Mayfield, E. Hobart, G. Ohgi, H. Fors. Row 6: A. Nakata, T. Fuhii, J. Trevgoda, J. Abe, W. Wong, D. Taira, R. Wade, E. Richter, A. Newcomb, J. Alonzo, N. Maverakis. Row 7: R. Cervantes, L. Marcus, J. White, R. Rubey, B. McKeever, M. Price, C. Altheim G. Miasnikov, P. Jokanovich. r 'Nl' CHURAL GROUPS Row 1: l. Encinas, J. Smith, M. lnouye, E. Duran, J Rozales, R. Ruddell, R. Beiar, P. Kaner, A. Rodriguez, J Torres, R. Harnen, D. Davis, C. Shoup, A. Adams, P. Roof A. Schwartz, B. Ruff, B. App, H. Murphy, J. Lynch. Row 2 N. Courney, J. Ramirez, V. Hernandez, G. Santos, L. Lee K. Yuasa, R. Hils, D. Gonzalez, P. Moore, Y. Cheswisk, E Tett, S. Armenta, N. Lopez, P. Metcalf, W. Sammons, T McCoy, B. Seals, N. Stanford, R. Garcia, I. Jessens Row 3: S. Jones, J. Shields, K. Harvey, M. Mattingly, S Harbin, Y. Barela, K. Jackson, H. West, D. McCloud, V Lopez, R. Pollack, R. Ramirez, R. Leon, J. Plotnik, C McMullen, W. Pierce, E. Bailey, W. Hawkins, D. Ford P. Johnson. ww'- FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Row 1: R. Hatakeyama, N. Chan, B. Wong, M. Wong, L. Stone, M. Cude, C. Angler, D. Seki, M. Hirai, A. Lazo. Row 2: I. Pilmanis, G. Abrams, J Tamisati, A. Low, G. Rosa, M. Sea gren, A. Rodriguez, L. Low, M. Smith R. Yanai, Mr. Kohtz lAdvisorl. Row 3 P. Zuk, R. Englund, C. Balmer, M Palmer, s. Smith, G. Lloyd, L. Blackl well, M. Craig, E. Ell, 0. Maller. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: M. Noriega, T. Melgaso, E. Hancock, l. Pilmanis, M. Schroeter, M. Fellick, S. Levy, A. Schwartz, H. Lopez, P. Dugan, L. Gluschenke, R. Rubey. Row 2: P. Talanay, H. Rivas, D. Lopez, R. Castillo, N. Castro, A. Arteche, M. Palmer, M. Dinger, A. Reynolds, P. Jackson, S. Miller, J. Montgomery, R. Menczer, Dr. Adams lAdvisorl. Row 3: R. Anderson, J. Pasol, A. Samoilotf, D. Mitchem, R. Wade, P. Haight, P. Shores, R. Levie, W. Clark, B. Johnson, W. Louie, V. Ramos, R. Camarena. GIRLS LEAGUE CUUNCIL REPS. Row I: F. Rosero, J. Schaffner, N Gonzalez, C. Wallock, Y. Acosta, C Wayland, l. Cowgill, K. Kajiya, S. Jor dan, l. Ramos. Row 2: I. lessens, P Nagai, M. Yamamoto, M. Bostick, A Osuna, P. Goodwin, E. Lamanna, M Russell, M. Fellick, l. Sanchez, D McKenzie lSponsorl. Row 3: E. Qui nones, S. Castro, D. Goldman, A Page, M. Dinger, G. Riggs, D. Muenz: berg, F. Cole, L. Gamboa. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET E. Duran lHistorianl, R. Mendoza lRecording Secretaryl, S. Ross lSergeant-at-Armsl, D. McKenzie tSponsorl, D. Salazar lVice-Presidentl, K. Saito lPresidentl. D. Parish, Lankford, HEALTH CLUB K. Jackson, A. Osugi, B. Payne, M. Hernandez, l. L. Hernandez, D. Steny, D. Megowan lAdvisorl, N. Gonzales, R. Lewis, F. lwamoto, D. Salazar, M. Bostick, P. Martinez, LATIN CLUB Row 1: M. Nakatani, S. Hamano, l. Panagiotis, K. Kagiwada, A. lu, E. Mino, A. Low, S. Murphy, J. White, H. Soo Hoo, F. Yoshiwa, J. Birebirian. Row 2: L. Low, A. Okano, A. Arenas, M. Palmer, S. leu, P. Anderson, Mrs. Evans, Y. Fisher, T. Pankey, J. McCollum, M. Cude, V. Patlock, C. Seligman, R. Yanai, B. Tomonelli. Row 3: G. Miasnikov,, R. Rubey, R. Tamanaha, M. Price, M. Rogers, B. McKeever, L. Kimball, N. Maverakis, G. Porter, D. Forbes, L. Marcus, A. Nakata. E. Nelson, J. Munro, B. Murray. HIY Row 1: P. Hubbard lSponsorl, D. Tokoro, W. Urbano, R. LeBreton, T. Masukawa, E. Duran, D. Roybal, E. Hobart, L. Torres, A. Alonzo, D. Norman, A. Avalos, C. Breazeal, J. Panagiotis, D. Taira, H. Tepper, G. Huber lPresidentl. Rnw 2: R. Kiwan, R. Revels, R. Espo, C. Archey, F. Meyers, D. Mc- Collum, A. Roth, P. lokanovich, B. Schuman, L. Bouligny lSergeant-at-Armsl, l. Abe, C. Recinos, C. Harvey, l. Brea- zeal, J. Berg, E. Cardenas lVice-Presidentl. LETTERWOMEN Row 1: A. Arteche, C. Lozano, J. Martinez, V. Hernandez, M. Honda, M. Ozawa, R. Enomoto, K. Saito, N. Ulrich, J Nagashiki, A. kOkano, T. Pankey, D, Ruiz, A. Low, C Shoup, H. Rivera, S. lwashina, M. Johnson. Row 2: C Pedder, Y. Fisher, D. Olivas. A2 LETTERMEN Row 1: J. Abe ltrophyl, H. Tepper, L. Lee, J. Tong, D. Hoey, D. Tokoro, W. Smith, E. Cardenas, A. Newcomb, D. Onaki, R. LeBreton, R. Espo, R. Cervantes. Row 2: C. Recinos, E. Hobart, T. Suyematsu, W. Urbano, R. Davis, J. Evans, D. Grady, P. Jokanovich, W. Walters, L. Brown, B. Hall, A. Trousdale, R. Kiwan, D. McCollum, R. Arellano, T. Jordan. ORCHESTRA Piano: R. Enomoto, T. Pankey. Violin: T. Hong, J. Ferber, D. Null. Bass: C. Maller, B. Beattie, H. West. Flute: J. Hutchason. Clarinet: J. Munro. Sax: M. Stambolis, R. Munro, A. Brinkman. Trombone: Rex Levie. Trumpet: L. Hubbard, D. Bollin, J. Pasol, B. Shirer. Drums: J. Jeter T. Ferguson, M. Wuddell. v MAYDENS Row 1: J. Ramos, R. Landeros, F. Duron, A. Page, J. Waki, A. Hall, E. Kwan, J. Jasso, Nl. Ramirez, S. Shimasaki. Row 2: R. Amescua, A. Noble, N. Gonzalez, J. Okamura, L. Ching, A. Osugi, V. Chan, L. Hoey, L. Chan, L. Hong. Row 3: S. Jordan, N. Soo Hoo, K. Kajiya, C. Wallock, Y. Acosta, A. Honda, C. Wayland, J. Cowgill, A. Alexander, C. Yusa, C. Nelson. Row 4: A. Quackenbush lSponsorJ, C. Wong, K. Kubo, l. Crane, T. Nlelgaso, H. Yokoto, D. C Ad n, R. Lewis, C. Davis, A. Jamieson, C. Lum, Goldman, J. Lankford, F. Nakazawa. Row 5: D. Sterry, . ana D. Casillas. Row B: S. Smith, R. Meyers, A. Colberg, W. Dinger, S. Noetzel, V. Ray, N. Vuletich. 5'4- BAND Sax: B. Pacheco, R. Nlunro, Nl. Stambolis, A. Brinkman, C. Lar- kin, F. Backman. Bass Drum: T. Ferguson. Drum: J. Jeter, M. Rogers. Cymbals: Nl. Waddell. Trumpet: K. Abrams, J. Pasol, D. Bollin, D. Prieto, D. Dole, B Shirer, L. Hubbard. Clarinet: B Santos, B. Kell, F. Quevedo. Trom- bone: R. Levie. Flute: A. Jennings J. Hutchason. French Horn: E Keeler. Clarinet: J. Alonzo, J Nlunro. i ,- :Q f . fi Fw .tvs K A 2 f, X ,Aka :JN .- v- 'W .--L A ., wir PAN AMERICAN CLUB Row 1: C. Angler, R. Harnen, M. Llcon, A. Raya, J. Sanchez, V. Hernandez, S. Garcia, A. Rodriguez, R. Slmmel, J. Ramirez, J. Rosalez, L. Wong. Row 2: C. Valdespino, S. Abrams ,.l. Tamisato, I. Greyer, A. Viteri, M. Yamamoto, E. Nelson, R. Dominguez, l. Pilmanis, A. Duran, A. Cazares, C. Orcano, E. Alvarez. Row 3: M. Craig, R. Englund, V. Lopez, O. Salazar, E. Ouinones, W. Koster, S. Brown, D. Jimenez, N. Castro, A. Ojeda M. Urbina, S. Fuchs, A. Rodriguez. Row 4: J. Jarrett, E. Dinger, V. Avila, R. Cervantes, D. Lopez, V. Louie T. Cline, P. Mario, D. DeCuba, J. Panaglotis, R. Garcia, R. Bass. 1 i PEP CLUB AND CHEERLEADERS Row 1: W. Louie, H. Tepper, J. Tong, H. Soo Hoo, J. Dudley tSponsorl. Row 2: D. Bloom, E. Hausman, D. Doupnik, G. Buckley, L. Wllle, N. Canfield, V. Broyles, E. Estrada, D. Kerns. Row 3: D. Normansky, S. Ranger, P. Goodwin, J. Johnson, M. Berry, L. Stone, F. Cole, M. Weidman, K. Stegman, B. Tomonelll. Row 3: E. Quinones, H. Williams, D. Vamp, J. Ward, C. Yetter, S. Ramirez, G. Riggs, A. Osuna, D. Vuletich. SKETCH CLUB SENTINEL STAFF Standing: Y. Fisher, D. Olivas, K. Kagiwada, M. Rogers Miss Hov lAdvisorl, lack Dixon lS'35, Stanfordl. Row 1 W. Irish, R. Englund, V. Hernandez, V. Lopez, W. Ruth M. Young. Row 2: G. Gerstein, N. Woo, P. Reinschmidt B. Schuman, P. lokanovich. Row 3: A. Avalos, A. Alonzo l. Shirley, J. Cross, D. Doupnik, S. Murphy, l. Runnels, E. McCally, J. Hawkins. A KY' PROJECTION CREW P. Hubbard lSponsorl, N. Wong, R. Tully, A. Bills, R Revels, C. King, A. Cruz, S. Kellerman, G. Kawamoto A. Alonzo, R. Tepper, D. Chan, B. Frederick, R. Yader Row 1: A. Longoria, H. Gastelum, B. Hansen, H. Lopez M. Honda, l. DeLaney. Row 2: R. Contreras, G. Martin L. Lewis, C. Murray, A. Araujo, Miss Lippincott lSpon sorl. Row 3: K. Olson, F. Alvarez, H. Garcia, S. Paley J. Wong. L 2 X SLIDE RULE CLUB Row 1: H. Soo Hoo, R. Yanai, M. Yamamoto, H. Rivas, E. Zison, A. Samoiloff, C. Lee, R. Kagiwada, J. White S. Wong, G. Ohgi. Rnw 2: J. Waldman, K. Shimazaki, D. Taira, D. Tokoro, A. Nakata, A. Newcomb, R. Perez M. Nakatani, W. Urbano, J. Young. Row 3: J. Trevgoda, R. Tamanaha, G. Miasnikov, L. Kimball, J. Abe, H Fong, E. Duran, E. Cardenas, L. Marcus, R. LeBreton. Row 4. C. Tucker, B. Schuman, J. Alonzo, C. Trujillo N. Maverakis, H. Johnson, R. Revels, W. Wong, R. Espo. Row 5: M. Rogers, F. Meyers, Dr. Nicol lSponsorJ R. Kiwan, R. Null. SIIUIRES Row 1: 'M. Yamamoto, J. Tamisato, T. Mucci, L. Blackwell, C. Balmer, G. Lloyd, M. Cude, R. Yanai, A. Ju, M. Hirai. Row 2: J. Recinos, A. Samoiloff, B. Wong, R. Hatakeyama, M. Dinger, S. Smith, P. Zuk, M. Palmer, D. Tokoro, Dr. Nichols lSponsorJ. Row 3: H. Tepper, P. Hernandez, S. Sazzman, B. Shuman, R. Perez, J. Armijo, H. Soo Hoo, W. Urbano. STAGE DESIGN Standing: A. Duran, E. Nelson, K. Lui, I. Wong, T. Du- rau Joe Dudley lSponsorl At Table- H Rivera, A. P , . - . Low, C. Pedder, E. Galindo, T. Duprau, A. Cazares. www KC' lxvxwylfvp IQ U we N XP- I SWING BAND Trumpet: H. Rodriguez. Trumpet: L. Hubbard. Guitar: H. Gerst. Drums: W. Louie. Saxophone: R. Cummings, E. Ferrel, M. Stambolis, J. Alonzo. STAGE CREW Row 1: A. Cazares, E. Galindo, H. Rivera, I. Volpe, B. lVlcKinley, D. Heffron, D. Vuletich, l. Dudley lSponsorl. Row 2: B. Hirotsu, D. Kerns, K. Lu, H. Williams, D. Chan. Row 3: G. Rodine, P. Smith, M. Fong. 2 fling .ill i .H 1 A P QE: il - WEATHER BUREAU R. Levie, R. Rubey, C. Wakamoto, R. Bass F. Ohgi, G. Ohgi, Mr. Mattingly CSponsorJ fd ' A It J ff S. ' '...' . , 2 . A: eww , , .MU . l -.N . A , Q.. . am .. 1 .. ,, Mp. xg W. ., ... , .' WN! 5 E AX' W Y-TEENS Raw 1: G. Abrams, M. Hirai, D. Seki, A. Raya, B. Tomanelli, M. Widman, N. Soo Hoo, M. Whatley. Row 2: I. Pilmanis, A. Rodriquez, S. Pollich, A. Osuna, J. Toma- sato, M. Palmer, S. Darr, K. Hoshizaki, E. Quinones. 1-A slim If i In the popular Westlake shopping district is the beautifully and newly-decorated LEE'S SMART FOOTWEAR, 682 South Alvarado, owned and operated by Mr. Wax. That is Mr. Wax trying a pair of the world-renowned Florsheim shoes on Carl Altheim, while Mr. Kitchen approvingly watches the selection. LEE'S features popularly-priced men's and women's smartly-styled, top quality shoes made by leading manufacturers. For that extra service, just drop by and mention Belmont. You'll be glad you did! Donna Heffron and Eckard Richter admire the beautiful cor- sage held by Mrs. Laughlin, charming owner of BEVERLY FLOWERS at Beverly and Rampart. If you want to see a truly floral paradise, visit this lovely shop. BEVERLY FLOWERS has been Belmont's flower mart for many years. You'll be delighted with their exquisite corsages, wedding bouquets, and flower arrangements for all occasions. 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W,54-Senior Bee Officers w I wg -1- . tt..-r.: Y'gll Come One-Two-Three-Kick The Belmont Trio Starting Out on the Loft Foot There They Go Exposed in the Rear E 5 L4 , 5 5, 355 m 3 'ef E L31 S A V w f ..g sl .J 5 f i 5 A -nauamummx-,r:.1-14.1-mmf.,-nm-mw.u.m.ag. 1xmmr11m:n-mu.g,r1a..x.mf.umHnu.u4mmAumm.nu.:.u1-nwsmumgmw .vmnm .m:-,wumw1.mm::nr.mnL.mmn.n- Q af ia , . ,af ' VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Raw 1: E. Cardenas, 1. Alonzo, l. Trevgoda, L. Kimball, P. lokanovich, R. LeBreton, W. Urbano, J. Cravin, R. Espo, A. Guerrero. Row 2: P. Reinschmidt, D. Tokoro, T. Fugii, M. Nakatana, C. Supe, J. Abe, W. Smith, R. Revels, D. Grady, E. Martinez. Row 3: 1. Hayden, A. Campbell, T. Ortiz, B. Schuman, R. Cobb, D. McCollum, J. Ringer, E. Dinger, J. Evans tCoachl. Row 4: L. Hicks, R. Cummings, L. Brown, F. Meyers, R. Bilderback, S. Salamitio, G. Huber, M. Paredes, F. Sonico, F. Pennino iCoachl. Row 5: G. Courney, E. Duran, A. Nakata, N. Courtney, J. Ramsey, E. Gomez, M. Luster, B. Hall, P. Smith. VARSITY FOOTBALL Although the Hilltoppers didn,t finish on top, we had a team of which to be very proud. With nine returning lettermen, we beat Riis and Marshall. The Sentinels Hnished in fourth place. They had a good passing team in Le- Breton and Alonzo to Abe or jokanovich. The running featured Akira Nakata and emphasized strong line play. The Alumni Trophy, presented to the we best player of the Marshall game, Went E to Akira Nakata for his outstanding per- formance. M : Peter Iokanovich, Belmont's pride and ,ff A joy, and Willie Urbano, both made first- 5 , it . string league: While Ray The Toe Le- . A tx Breton made second. Ray also kicked 5 - for 5 conversions in the Riis game. In we :- addition, Pete jokanovich made second 'te ' l string All-City. t K -wa. lf ks . Congratulations for a coaching job that to , was Well done by Coach Felix Pennino ' s ,L ,' and to his assistant, Coach Iohn Evans. if C0.Capt- peter jokanovichl Right End Co-Capt. Eddie Cardenas, Quarterback Qs its U- lx 5 x v Z dn- X , W Y BW f. 1 2, I. Q From Left to Right: Ray LeBreton, Left Halfback Johnny Alonzo, Halfback Cedro Supe, Right Halfback wma I From Lett to Right: Wayne Smith, Left Guard Richard Espo, Guard Richard Revels, Right Tackle Polytechnic ' Qi' ' 3 e X E, ,QT H R f x J ... wang,-5 ,IQ ' Ski R iiat 4 afe R 5 A- X i -F 3 From Left to Right: Jimi Abe, Right Halfback Joe Trevgoda, Left Guard Darrel Grady, Left Tackle Y i was From Left to Right: Akira Nakata, Left Halfback Sam Salamito, Fullback Marvin Luster, Right Halfback Y , Leon Brown, Left End ,X - I vz., ..., Q ' G j gf kde efki : LM V Richard Cooper, Assistant Coach S ,K Q Willie Urbano Right Guard 5 2 Y Felix Pennino, He d Coach David Tokoro, Quarterback I Dale McCollum, Guard 95 Frank Sonico f V isa' .. f, I Wgar., H 9 I9 I Af . AI Guerrero Tackle r Assistant Coach fa ., 3' 'N M, fr Leroy Hicks, Fullback i Jesse Craven Barnes Hall, Right Tackle Poly . 'V mv if, -- . W ,r.: - l x We ,, i E . . 1 . r 1 falw' with Frank Meyers Poly 96- LINCOLN 19 vs BELMONT 16 Thundering Lincoln Ahes downed the Belmont Sen- tinels 19-16 on Montgomery Field. It was a hattle all the way, hut eostlv errors rohhed the Sentinels of victory, l Lincoln scored first in the middle of thc first quar- ter when Adolfo Garcia, the Ahcis quarterback, threw a pass to his end Chuck Fata. Fleet footcd Akira Nalcata and Marvin Lester set the stage for Belmontis lone touchdown. Traveling 70 yards in 11 plays, the Sentinels scored with Naliata, running inside tackle from the 1 foot line. Belmont could have gone into the lead. hut an off- sides penalty moved the hall to the eight. YVhen the attempt was tried again, a high pass from center ended all chances. Lincoln scored twice again, once in hoth the third and fourth quarters. lt was once again the passing and catching comhination of Carcia to Fata. H. P. 19 vs BELMONT 16 The Huntington Park Spartans won an upset over the Sentinels on Montgomery Field. Belmont drew first hlood in the opening quarter when an attempted punt hy the Spartans on their own 7-yard line was hloclced hy an alert Hilltop line. On the next play lohnnv Alonzo. running around right end, went into the end zone for the first touch- down. In the second quarter the Ililltoppers started a touchdown drive after Pete lolcanovich recovered a II. P, fumhle on their only to he stopped dead hy the Spartans. In the third quarter the Spartans, with a quarter- haclc sneak. crossed the Belmont goal line. In the final quarter H. P. scored with a 54 yard run. The final score came with a 40-yard pass play from Belinont's Akira Nalcata to lokanovich. Le- Breton kicked the extra point. BELMONT 35 ys RHS 6 Crown Hill captured a very easy victory over weak Biis on 1XIontgomery Field. Alonzo passed for three of the five touchdowns, while Naliata was leading ground-gainer as he ran for 106 yards, including a hrilliant 80-yard romp. In the first quarter a poor punt to the Biis 20 set up a score, and six plays later Alonzo threw an 8-yard pass to Pete lokanovich. Biis fumhled on their 4 to set up another opportunity, as a pass to Ortiz for 2 yards was good. At this point Biis scored their lone touchdown, the half standing at a 14-6 Belmont edge. Biis held the Toppers twice hut turned around and fumhled, as an alert .lim Ahe recovered for Belmont. On the next play Ed Cardcnas went over for the score. A had pass from center gave Belmont its fourth chance. Alonzo unleashed an aerial to Ahe who side- stepped his way to another score. The last score in the game was made on a line plunge hy Pete lolcano- vich for his second touchdown. Much credit goes to Ray tThe Toej LeBreton for hooting five consecu- tive conversions, a feat not seen hereahouts in quite a long time. O0 an BELMONT 7 vs FRANKLIN 31 Franklinis passing, catching and running sparked the Panthers to a 31-7 victory on Montgomery Field in the local Milk Bowl. After the Panthers scored on a 51-yard pass play, Belmont quickly started their own attack. A pass from LeBreton to lokanovich went to the 7 hut the Sen- tinels failed to capitalize as they were held on downs. Belmont's lone touchdown came in the fourth quar- ter when Daryl Grady blocked a kick on the 32-yard line and raced to the goal for a six-pointer. LeBreton kicked the extra point. Co-captain Pete plokanovich played one of his better games as he blocked 4 out of 5 conversions. He was a demon on both offense and defense throw- ing vicious tackles and hlocks, plus recovering a fumhle. BELL 27 vs BELMONT 13 In losing their second league game, Belmont went down, 27-13, before the onslaught of a surprisingly strong Bell team. The game was a closer contest than the score indicates, as the Eagles scored most of their touchdowns on long runs. Belmont's two touchdowns were made by Pete lokanovich and lohn Alonzo. lokanovieh, whose usual position is end, ran from the fullback position to score from the 8-yard line. The conversion attempt was blocked hy the Bell forward wall. Alonzo went into the Bell end zone with a 6-yard skirt around end. This time the conversion was made hy Bay LeBreton. Iokanovich, Belmont,s All-Eastern end, was in- jured but played the whole game. Also receiving an injury during the game was Nakata. Both of these fine players were out of action in the South Gate game and for the rest of the season. Other Hilltoppers who looked good for Crown Hill were Eddie Cardenas, who did his usual fine joh as fullback and line hacker, limi Abe, who caught two important passes, and David Tokoro, quarterback. BELMONT 20 vs MARSHALL 6 Sparkcd by the running of Akira Nakata and Marvin Lester, the Sentinels smashed the hlue tide of Mar- shall in our Homecoming Milk Bowl game. The only time Marshall scored was in the second quarter, and after that our team began to march, Nakata and Lester gained a total of 169 yards on the ground. Later Nakata was voted the most valuable player in the game-by the Alumni Association ludging Commit- tee, Honors should also go to the linemen, who played the vital part in the game. POLY 21 vs BELMONT 6 The Sentinel gridders went down before the Parrots in a heart-breaking game. Our only touchdown came when Leroy Hicks plunged through the middle in the second half. Polyls high-powered team made two touchdowns through running plays and one by a pass. The last quarter remained scoreless, enabling Poly to walk away with the league crown. ll, I Av y BEE FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: D. Taira, A. Alonzo, C. King, C. Braezeal, A. Avalos, B. Kell, J. Aredas, L. Torres, A. Alvarado, R. Robles. Row 2: Moy, F. Quevedo, L. Andrade, Obregon, J. Armijo, L. Braezeal, D. Roybal, B. Porras, R. Nlatthews, E. Ferrell, Coach Dudley. Row 3: R. Soo Hoo, V. Ramos, J. White, J. Lew, P. Donahue, F. Perniece, J. Gonzales, R. Castillo. Row 4: H. Shimazaki, K. Kagiwada, J. Nakamura, l. Tong, E. Tajiri, E. Mino, P. Tokuda, C. Rodriguez, Hamano. Row 5: J. Takahara, B. Santos, R. Rameriz, T. Torres, H. Alhstrand, R. Rangel, B. Bass lMgr.l. BEE FOOTBALL SUMMARY W-2...L-5 ' The Belbabes under their new coach, Kenneth Moy, did a great job-Hnishing in a three-Way tie with South Cate and Bell for second spot. With only four returning lettermen: Angel Alvarado, David Taira, Mas Nagasawa and Ken Kagiwada, they beat Huntington Park and South Gate in League play. This year's Been team was centered around a defensive squad. Much success is due to the excellent training of Coach Kenneth Moy and his assistant, Toe Dudley. do Rightl-laltbaok Huntington Park C0-Capt D T 0oQ.a9t.A,p,iwa , ' ' Wa' Right Guard at w-ap Robert Kell Left Guard Q I P Q- .2 w kia., ,P 'K' f. Q Ralph Matthews, Left Halfback HUHUHETOI1 Park IA From Left to Right: John Nakamura, Left Tackle Chuck Braezael, Left Guard Eddie Ferrell, Left End Coach Kenneth Moy V 1 White, Right Tackle X09 YNY XMKYXKWQ an me-K I L. Torres, Left Halfback P. Tokuda, Fullback nil-L R. Rangexv Quaiema ck Hunxfm gm! J. Tong, Fullback H VQKXK Sam Mendoza, Guard Leon Skeet Murray, Forward ' 's ,. gr Art Trousdale, Center Nelson Burton, Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: R. Retuerzo, L. Murray, R. Davis, J. Panagiotis. Row 2: M. Price, C. Tucker, R. Kiwan, A. Trousdale, S. Mendoza, A. Arellano, N. Burton lCoachl. The Sentinels paced by Sam Mendoza, Ray Arellano, Ralph Refurezo, Art Trousdale and Richard Kiwan were a hard luck team, losing three games by only one point. The cagemen played extremely well almost all season. With the high scoring of Mendoza and Trousdale, the assists and defensive Work of Arellano and Refurezo, and the rebounding of Kiwan, the team finished in third place, but earned a bid to the All-City Tournament, There they faced a favored Ieffer- son, losing 77-58. The Hilltoppers put up a fight to the finish, Sammy hitting for 25. Congratulations to Coach Nelson Burton for developing a fine team, to the players for their performance, and to the student body for their support. Ili! Ray Mundo Arellano, Forward - S Ralph Refuerzo, Forward Charles Tucker, Center V ARSITY BASKETBA LL xx ' .se f X W-7 . . , L-8 Belmont ..... ... 51 Franklin .... .... Belmont ,.... 50 Marshall .... Belmont ..... ... 51 Wilson .... .... Belmont ..... ... 47 Lincoln ... .... Belmont ..... .... 5 6 H. P. Belmont ..... .... 4 5 Riis ...... .... Belmont ..... 67 Bell ........ Belmont ..... .... 5 3 South Gate ........ Belmont ..... .... 7 7 Poly ...... .... Belmont .... .... 6 9 H. P. Belmont .... .... 8 0 Riis ...... .... Belmont .... .... 4 1 Bell ........ .... Belmont .... .... 5 9 South Gate ........ Belmont .... .... 5 4 Poly ....... .... Belmont .... .... 5 8 Jefferson ft A ' fav , In 5 K '- 'YQ 7 11 -5 . ' A R ag!-55 55 t 'N w r y , .3 , Ii : -nufmmgw Richard Kiwan, Guard Huntington Park -W Jack Panagiotis, Guard Marshall Marshal' 1111! Richard Davis, Guard Huntington Park Huntington Park Huntington Fark Marshall Marshall f Huntington Park Marshall Marshall Ill Marshall G Huntington Park IUNIUR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Michel Ashley, Richard Tully, Claude Boligny, Nick Mav- erakis, Charles Trujillo, Gilbert Vasquez. Rnw 2: Willie Pouncey, Steve Kellerman, Charlie Clemons, William Nladden, Loren Nliller, Augustine Cruz, Coach Burton. IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL W-3 . . . L-11 Although the Iunior Varsity won only three games, the team never quit till the Hnal buzzer. Charles Trujillo was the big gun. Also helping out Was Gilbert Vasquez, who played outstanding de- fensive ball. The Belbubcs had at good defensive team, as they stole the ball time and time again. The Fine coaching job of Mr. Nelson Burton get the best out of the boys. 8, 26 10 20 CEE BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Kagiwada, H. Soldano, B. Hope, L. Collians, G. Ferris, J. Solano, T. Klein. Row 2: Cooper tCoachJ, H. Soo Hoo, T. Fong, E. Keeler, M. Spreg, F. Ohgi, C. Wakamoto. CEE BASKETBALL XV-5 . . . L-9 High point honors go to Bob Hope and defensive honors to Sam VVong. These boys led the team to fourth place. Inexperience was the main difficulty of the team. BEE BASKETBALL Row 1: R. Cooper CCoachJ, D. Quan, B. Scaio, T. Masukawa, K. Chuck, R. Muto, R. Marcos. Row 2: G. Miaskinou, J. Rosenblatt, D. Laca, C. Reyes, W. Louie, J. Nagashiki. BEE BASKETBALL W-9 . . . L-5 The team was led by Toshi Mnsukawa and Kenneth Chuck to a second-place league victory. The team lost two games by two points, because of lack of heighth. Congratulations are due to Mr. Richard Cooper for developing 11 winning team. It'D'7 n vnnsni TW del new Vfmsir mum T ver 00 Femlsl Ph iCapt1': Richard Wad Y TEAM ep y lla ' alnj, en C Man Newcombhcglxlwaxllnnllafdi Gael? SC fglwanagefl- 5551118-Hobart, lizsjrfgecinos, Rogeli llxlilecl -Aval0S- Karla Ziorn Nioonev Wlanag Oach Mallard, Shan 0362, EugelvIeerRRaW 2: Tllrrlrltffvantes . Q Vi 1 ailey D 00l7ey Silva, Vmcen , on Peterka CROSS COUNTRY Leading the 10th grade to an undefeated season and taking league championship was Joel Recinos, George Fisher, Rick Domasin and Carlos Reyes. The junior varsity also captured league honors. The running of Don Fernandez, Ronald Tepper, Alex Alvos and Mike Silva made this possible. The varsity again brought pride to Crown Hill, as Ceasar Recinos, Eugene Hobart, Paul Fisher and Rogelio Cervantes turned in a great performance to take second place in league, losing only to Poly. Congratulations to a very successful year and thanks to Coach Laddie Mullard for his very fine job, and to Mr. L. B. Yates for his assistance and moral support. VARSITY . . . W-5 . . . L-1 lf .. W 10th ...... W-6 . . . L-O 10th GRADE TEAM Row 1: Fernando Frutos, George Fisher, Richard Domasin, Ceasaf RQCWUS Richard Baldamante. Row 2: Coach Mullard, Roosevelt 'V Craver, Ronald Liles, Joel Recinos, Tom Mooney iManageri. Rogelio Cervantes 1134 GYM TEAM Row 1: F. Gomez, E. Segura, E. Richter, A. Newcomb, D. Hoey. Row 2: J. Waldman, T. Henna, M. Inouye, J. Tong, A. Avalos GYMNASTICS Under the able sponsorship of Coach Denahy and the inspiring leadership of Co-Captains Donald Hoey and Larry Lee, Belmont put a hard-fighting team on the hardboards. Lack of depth, however, resulted in many losses. Notwithstanding the bril- liance of individual stars enabled Hoey, Lee, Nakamura, Newcomb, Pierce, Richter, Segura, and Tong to enter the Eastern League finals. Con- gratulations to a hard-working groupl D. Petrone, R. Denahy lCoachl. Row 3: W. Phillips, R. Pierce L: Lee, L. Laughon, R. Wong, J. Nakamura, R. Pollack. R. Denahy fCoachl v- 3, 5 A. Newcomb R 2' 5 'E 46 Tumbling I. Tong .gea fi! f X W 4, ,W MKMKAK. c X f i ,fx 'X L Rope Climb R. Wong Hi h Bar Parallel Bars g D. Hoey Nakamura A4 Side Horse E. Richter VARSITY BASEBALL kawa, J. Avila, F. Lujan. Raw 3: F. Pennino, E. Cheng A. Guerrero, A. Fournier, E. McCaIIy, W. Waiters, T Jordan, P. Reinschmidt. VARSITY BASEBALL Last year's Varsity Championship horsehide crew faced the 1954 season with high hopes of repeating in league play. Returning lettermen Eddie Cardenas, Tom jordan, jim Avila, William Walters, Ed McCally, Ray LeBreton, and Iohn Avila were expected to bear much of the brunt of the play. Pitcher Hank Duran was counted on for many victories and perhaps a repeat of his All-City honors of last year. Early season practice games showed wins over Franklin and Lincoln. With Head Coach Felix Penino at the wheel this may well be one of Belmont's best baseball years. Good luck to the team. X 3 3, Y 1 . i . O i U Felix Pennino, Head Coach John Evans, Assistant Coach E. Cardenas, Co-Captain, Catcher T. Jordan, Co-Captain, First Base Row 1: G. Ohgi, R. Gatsoff. Row 2: H. Duran, R. Chi- ponis, R. LeBreton, E. Cardenas ico-captaini, T. Masu- 5 . ' K it if' o ye W ., lg. X, L. ,O . oi A P. Reinschmidt, Catcher W. Walters, PitCh9f J. Avila, Second Base R. LeBreton, Third Base l A- Guerrero. l-eff Field H. DUYHH, Pitcher T. Nlasukawa, Center Field A. Fournier, Short Stop R. Chiponis, Pitcher E. Cheng, Center Field F. Lujan, Short Stop E. McCally, Pitcher nr Three Ladyes of Court 1' Sleepmg Beauty Ciastlli Kl'5UIl9liIiK5 rmce Charmmg 'M' H aughty Duchess Village Blacksmith JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: C. Breazeal lco-captainl, E. Keeler, C. Wakamoto, G Fong, D. Hobbs lco-captainl. Row 2: A. Baez, V. Rosenblatt, K Abrams, L. Baughman, R. Castillo, B. Hope, B. Metz, J Breazeal. Row 3: N. Carra, B. Tracy, R. Simmons, A. Zubieta N. Collins, H, Ahlstrand, G. Vasquez, M. Villa, B. Scalo. Zuninr aearsitg aswell A A I.V. BASEBALL With a big B-10 class coming to the Hill this spring, the I.Vfs under the capable leadership of Coach John Evans fielded a good team. Some of the mainstays were Bob Metz, Manuel Villa, Richard Chiponis, Iean Lamanna, and Neil Collins. Early practice games found us beating Lincoln and Fairfax. Accord- ing to the coach, if the boys play up to their cap- abilities, the team should finish near the top. N' ,Q..-1-f II3. VARSITY TRACK VARSITY TRACK TEAM Row 1: N. Burton lCoachl, E. Ferrel, V. Avila, E. Hobart, J. Tong, R. Wade, M. Erives, C. Trujillo, A. Garrett, Coach Mullard. Row 2: H. Hicks, R. Cummings, S. Salanitro, S. Ogaz, D Peterka, L. Brown, C. Tucker. Row 3: M. Luster, D. McCollum, A. Johnson, E. Elliott, A Trousdale, A. Campbell, E. Bailey, L. Murray. Although only five varsity lettermen returned, the Sentinels came up with another strong team. Forming the main nucleus of the team were Richard Davis, Art Trousdale, Paul Fisher, Marvin Luster, Leon Murray, and Ierome Tong. Opening meets found the Hilltoppers beating Garfield 65 to 38, H.P. 55 to 49, Bell 90 to 14, and South Cate . . to . .. In a meet Where nothing went right, Riis won a close one 5356 to 503. Poly again seemed the class of the league but Belmont had a good chance for second. Coach Laddie Mullard is looking forward to a championship next year. 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Xml .X f, XSS XQN 'AWQOBXX lv ,I M' 1 w A. i raw.- NXIXBXRX XDSXBY lla' l VARSITY TRACK 880 Eugene Bailey X 2 I 's ..1....W,,mMm5M Relay Davis to Campbell f I I 1 lf 1 welll WW 'W' xelw 1 f Broad Jump Art Trousdale if CASTLE PERSONALITIES Sir Gallant Dragon Town Crier Queen of Hearts 7 -mar Sorcerer 'wi JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK TEAM Raw 1: N. Burton iCoachl, C. Reyes, G. Tovar, J. Panagiotis, A. Avalos, K. Wise, L. Enriquez, C. Mullard lCoachi. Row 2: R. Rubey, K. Kagiwada, A. Firestone, R. Leon, B. Lambert, D. Fernandez, E. Williams, B. Lane. Row 3: K. Shimazaki, G. Fisher, W. Louie, L. Torres, F. Pernice, T. Torres. BEE TRACK The Bee team had some excellent individual performers but lacked the necessary depth and all-around strength to gain the win column consistently. Punugiotis, Fisher, Torres, and Fernandez were expected to help the team make a creditable showing. Next year's team was expected to be bolstered by up-and-coming Cee performers. ,RNA x .M-.AM Q wfmw- A www T E513 we y 'K I' . . L if .fa A fi Q S 'H rv nr.af,.4.?f1 3 F ICQ sd . 1 . zll A .. r .... A 1. A i..ir A . , 'I FY ae, Q , .,,:jj .t... ' .1:..f W 220-George Fisher urdIes-Louis Torres, Captain Broad Jump-J. Panagiotis I Q iff i- 5 .L llli ' F A 1320-Don Fernandez Relay-Panagiotis to Louie 660-Wise, Enriques, Leon 11Q sie L t h. ri viii CEE TRACK TEAM Row 1: Coach N. Burton, G. Laca, F. Avila, C. Rodriguez, V. Broussard, R. Tepper, A. Avalos, J. Oldfield, Coach Mullard. Row 2: D. Roybal, R. Soo Hoo, V. Ramos, K. lwashina, A. Hassan, .l. Recinos, M. Di Gregorio, H. Marshall. Row 3: S. Wong, R. Kagiwada, R. Muto, A. Payne, R. Domasin, 0. Carthon, T. Mann. CEE TRACK 100-Oliver Carthon, Captain The midgets were strong this year and had their eyes on second in the league if things developed well. Outstanding men were Oldfield, Hassan, Domasin, and Roybal. Coaches , H li W Mullard and Burton are expecting a powerhouse next year due to the large 10th grade I i 'Q enrollment anticipated in the fall. gs, X exe., A , p A felt? r or Sd-a ,. 4 . K ' .... 1 . X K V X ll lr - I 120 Low Hurdles-Al Hassan Pole VHUIT-DOH Roybal 660-Ronald Tepper no .s with 4 i I . . , , t .fa fre kiwi: Q- x ' Q ,'A .. Q if .a ,., A M, a TENNIS TEAM Row 1: V. Noble, 0. Maruyama, C. Lee, H. Soo Hoo, M. Fong, S. Wonge, B. Quan Hall. Row 2: A. Cruz, If f ..i, -if 41-5 .. Ripe 'iliunnis N. Maverakis, J. Hom, M. Noriega, Hamano, T. Cline, J. Armijo. Row 3: K. Moy lCoachi, M. Price, R. Tamanaha, D. Lum, R. Tully, G. Zubieta, T. Fujii S. Kellerman. Getting Cooched from the Ground Up Strong Players-Weak N et 725 ' rp V f.Z,4f - A . IQL The Belmont racquetmen showed signs of be- coming one of the best squads in a long while. In their first two practice matches they lost to Manual Arts, 5-4, and defeated Fairfax, a school that is usually considered one of the powers in the city, 4-3. The team, backed by five return- ing lettermen, Choa On Lee, David Lum, Sam Wong, Richard Tully, and Marvin Price, is one of the most ambitious and spirited teams that Belmont has produced. Coach Kenneth Moy is very pleased with the early success of his team and is looking forward to the Hrst league cham- pionship that a Belmont tennis team has taken in many a year. , ,J Zlssurietinn Row 1: S. Baker, J. Jasso, A. Noble, F. Rosero, N. Chan, A. Lazo, E. Kwan, L. Ching, A. Hall, E. Quock, R Spille, Y. Uyehara, R. Amescua, J. Ramos, J. Okamura, L. Hoey. Row 2: K. Kajiya, L. Chan, J. Schaffner, N Gonzalez, A. Jamieson, J. Cowgill, Y. Acosta, N. Torrez, R. Enomoto, M. Honda, S. Shimazaki, S. Jordan, R Caballero, M. Ozawa, N. Ulrich, D. Harris. Row 3: L. Flores, C. Nelson, B. Ruff, P. Nagai, H. Yokota, K Saito, R. Rivera, V. Hernandez, R. Harnen, T. Melgaso, C. Wallock, C. Wayland, J. Washington. Row 4: l. Crane A. Alexander, G. Lozano, E. Nelson, F. Hernandez, M. Miller, M. Velez, A. Honda, J. Nicholas, J. Nagashiki J. Jackson, A. Tannenbaum, M. Hirai. Row 5: A. Arteche, J. Goldstein, N. Soo Hoo, D. Seki, M. Lewis, M Burrus, F. Nakazawa, D. Cardenas, A. Arenas, P. Laughron, B. Wong, R. Hatakeyama. Row 6: A. Ju, G. Abrams J. Tamisato, M. Urbina, T. McCoy, L. Moody, T. Mucci, M. Wong, L. Lewis, C. Moya, l. lessens, M. Craig Row 7: M. Yamamoto, C. Wong, S. lwashina, R. Yanai, R. Lewis, E. Tett, L. Moody, E. Pickens, D. Salazar, L. Low, A. Rodriguez. Row 8: D. Goldman, M. Palmer, S. Miller, C. Adajian, S. Darr, S. Polich, M. Johnson, S. Ross, H. West, I. Weary, S. Jeu, J. Waki, l. Pilmanis. Row 9: V. Ray, J. Branch, A. Page, M. Dinger, E, Quinones R. Meyers, S. Smith, A. Osborne, M. Nelson, W. Koster, R. Coffey, A. Osuna, A. Low. I 5. 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