Belmont High School - Campanile Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)
- Class of 1956
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M , 341 - ?-34' .tv LQ -O XF? 3 1466 adwwff 7m ta uw :de Waxed um, ADMINETRATIUN FACULTY L-41,21 T IIIIIIIIIIIII llll I' ' In 421' --.,i.s 7 'Q Q ,- 'ix If ' I nh A, -hhllillfn 5 f E 5-1- Wow fella Maya fam cz www! weld tie aw uma Lf i Mrs. Gjertrud H. Smith, Principal This year, my first as Principal of Belmont High School, has been very challenging for me. Because ofthe great increase in enrollment, the addi- tion of many new teachers, and the establishment of some new policies by the school system, there have been many changes in our school. The willingness of everyone-students, teachers, and general staff- to cooperate and work as a team for Belmont has brought us to the end of a difficult year strong and vigorous. We shall continue to produce students who are well prepared academ- ically, enriched culturally, coordinated physically, and matured psycho- logically. Belmont students will continue to contribute to Los Angeles some of its finest citizens. - Gjertrud H. Smith .xv xfgi N, - 3, QUAAI new 'Q kulnulruza 1, matic INAIMI 0602 IM IMMIM Mrs. Hope Goin, Girls' Vire-Principal Mr. William Condit, Boys' Vine-Principal FY If YC l WJ P l 22635 Gm ' X! J fum Q6 Q9 O 0 6 l ' 'Y E A C Ll E Q E? sllsll Q Llvlmqon l2x,l Miss Dorothy Adams Mr. Samuel Blacker Mrs. Bertha Brocki Miss Helen Brockmeier Mr. Nelson Burton Suu 5 its 9 ? Mrs. Kathrvn Carson Nlrs. Mary' Chamberlin Wiiss Dorothy Chang fvv. J Miss Gladys Cone Nlrss Florence Crosxe 5 al Mr john Eyans Mrs Mxrnam Exans Mrs ldna Harper he-.uh Mr Don Head M1 I' Vlr Robert Denahy Miss Phyllis Christman Mrs Esther Clark ,ot lj sf 5 'Q Mrs Carella Draper 'Vlr joe Dudley Nlrs Katherine Gnbson Dr Isabella Grant Mlss Audrey Harrington YU! Mxss Hu llscth Hen e Mrs Idxth Hosaclx Mlss Frames Hoy ,IV 10' ss Hanna Jensen Mr hdward jespersen Mr E Stanley jones Mrs Gladyte Klawrtter Mrs Helen C Ixneen K , I 1' C-wx, A .. t , V f F ff . '3 it yi fr, . , 9 ,K . 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A If X 1 , f- K x nf ' M Q? 5' Q WF K, X L, ax' 'N N. rf: M .A 1 Y f 0.1 il 9 'Q 'F' a Mrs. Agnes Quackenbush 7' Xlrs Lillian Sargent has ,,o Nlr Lerox Shearer Lia .S - Grail 1 5 I as ,io-' Mrs. Corinthe Quinn Mr. Albert Robins Mr Robert Schdrf Mr Sanford Scher ff' N rs Doroths Smith Nlrs Marguerite Smith Xliss Ruth Von Bloeker Nlr Sidney NValter Mrs Addie XVatson Mrs Lutile Watson Nlr Miss Catherine Roseto Mrs. Anabel Sargent NI rs bladx s Sthulhof M rs Gloria Seminario Nlr kenneth Sweetman Nlr jack Thompson r r r r r r Xlr Nirs hfliifl V4 ldenham Nirs Pauline XX illiams Col XX illiam XX ilson Nirs Iris Bolanos I0 Carlos XVh1tney Morrison CAMERA SHY Nirs Georgia jones Sgt William Sanchez Mr james Strong Mr Leicester Yates LATE ARRIVALS S Tom Arima Righard Bauer George Brailsford Nllthael Bell Anthom Scaccia XVill1am Towle Caroline Tupper A 41- 4 ep 4, ,WY ' IW ii' 44 ' . K l 1 4 9 C v 4- . gy 1. as Q 3'-A 4' ,K K I in i . ' A of Q L . A I X it M. ' ,J V M. . M. M .i '- M. 5 ' v- I . . . - ,, . - . Y' - . I EE E5 A WW J 4x15 7 W? if ix H 8 6 R 5? W 3 v W9 JJ Q gif- M UU lilimfy' Lrjg Q kk fw X25 U X9 Eff N sxxcfg Q PKQEE' 2 5 Q W We ddamatiecuw, Elma 70 56 I2 66a440ffdcae jean Goldstein Emiko Kohama Mary Burkland Art Gibson . . . Arlene Osborne Treasurer Ralph Castillo ..... Paul Rogers . . ., N . . . . . . . President Marvin Luster .... . . , . . . . Vice-President . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . Secretary . , . . . . . Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Sergeant at Arms N x 5 X - x f ROW 1: R. Castillo, -I. Goldstein, E. Kohama, M. Luster. ROW 2: M. Burkland, A. Gibson, A. Osborne, P. Rogers. 'Q jill I I E 5 2 tk N I A ' 6 082m 7ZaZ46Ze4 l 1 X Ideal Boy .......... ........ T ak Fujii I SFX' . Ideal Girl ........... Mercedes Urbina B'gge5' Apple Pohsher Most Beautiful Girl ,... .... V irgina Chan Most likely to Sucreed Handsomest Boy ..... .... R alph Castillo Most Popular Boy . . . .... Ralph Castillo 3 I6 Most Popular Girl . . . ..,. jean Goldstein L Best Boy Athlete ...... .... M arvin Luster Best Girl Athlete ............,. Emiko Kohama c Most Likely to Succeed ............. Victor Quan and Mercedes Urbina ' Y Hardest Worker .................. Angie Hall , , Biggest Apple Polisher ...... Marlene McPherson , . I NH N X vii fl V, JvillllL.I1I'hl.f3 K 'ii L Best Athlete Q j I Snell Hardest Worker vcr if -'L' 10' FQ 1? -in ROI! I: ADALBERTO ACOSTA, expert carpenter, HARRY AHLSTRAND, Olaf, Baseball, Football, Lettermen's Club, professional football or baseball player: VELIA ANGUI- ANO, Co-co, juvenile officer, JOSEPH APOHEN, joe, Viscounts, Knights, Boys' League, Scholarship Society, engi- neer or teacher. ROW' 2: DOUGLAS ARGYLE, Doug, radio and T. V. repairg JIMMY AVILA, Baseball, Football, Lettermen's Club, owner of a businessg ABEL BAEZ, Football, see the world, EVELYN BAUTISTA. ROW! 3: GEORGE BELLGARDT, R.O.T.C. Commander, R.O.T.C. Drill and Rifle Teams, Holder of R.O.T.C. Awards, -Z2 15? engineer: jACQLfELINE BRAGA, jackie, Scholarship So- ciety, G.A.A., Hai Kalai, Hai Agathi, surgical nurse: ELSIE BREMAN, clerical worker: MARY BLRKLAND, Dimples, Senior A Class Secretary, Pep Club, Student Council, Girls' League, ROI! 4: XYILLIAM CALLEROS, Pancho, F.S. Council Representatixe, Baseball, Football, diesel mechanic: HENRY CANO, Hank, Acappclla Choir, Drama, Stage Crew, bus- iness mang OLIVER CARTHON, O. C. Track, to be a millionaire: RALPH CASTILLO, Football, Baseball, Letter- men's Club, B10-A10 grade rep., Sr. A sgt. at arms, to be famous. C?- -af Ki J W-'A 'fav KOH lx ROBERT CIASTILLO, C.5,l:., lfimtlxlll, Knigl1tS. niilittiry tttrccrg MARY CHAN, it goutl xxifv: atntl nmthcrg VIRGINIA CHAN, Ciingur, H10-Alll gmtlc rep, Ci.A.A., Nhytlcns, Chincsc Clulwg XYILIJAM CHANG, King of Si.tn1, F. S. Cuuntil Prcsitlcnt, Knights, Buys' League Cuh- inet, Buys' Self limcrnmcnt Hull CI1.iirn1.tn, cnginccr. RON gf ALICI: CORONA, Purple, get nigirrieclg JAMES CORRAL, ji1inic. Tr.ttk, tonimcrtittl gtrtistg MARY HIQLFN CORTIQZ, Citntly. 1 LOl'lS Ulf FELICIE, Luigi, pctrim- lcum engineer. ROHM is jOHN A. lJl.LLl SANTI, Anthony, businessman: DAVID l7llll.l.ON, R.O.T.C. Cutnmztnulerg FRANCES Dl'RON, l3rt'nthic, typistg EIJXVIN ERFURTH, Stage Crum, R.O.T,C., tin Air Ifurtc tarccr. RUN 4: FL!-ANOR ESCOBOSAQ ALBERT IESPINOZA, Football, Cross-Cmintry, Baseball, Swimming, Hi-Y, Letter- n1cn's Clulwg DURA FLORFS1 INIARSHALL FONG, Boys' Static rcprcsenti1tivc,Tcnnis, Chinese Club. .T ,.:45,., I v QQQM 'VQ1 -1' 'bv -J 1? ROI! 1: TAK FUJII, President of Student Body, C.S.F., Ephebian, Football, Lettermen's Club, engineer: AKTHVR GIBSON, Hoot, Sr. B and Sr. A treasurer, Camp Scely representative from Poly, Football, Baseball, Basketball, phys- ical education teacher, RONALD GILFS, Track, Football, Lettermen's Club, physical education teacher, ,IIEAN GOLD- STEIN, Jeanie, Sr. B and Sr. A Vice-President, Girls' League Cabinet, Ladye, R.O.T.C. Coed Officer, Pep Club, Student Council, Honorary Knight, secretary. ROW' 2: WILLIE GRIFFIN, ANGIE HALL, American Legion Award, Bank of America Gold Cup Winner, Student Council Otlicer, C.S.F., Fphebian, private secretary, YOSHIO F' xqfff ,Q HAMAMURA, All Nations Club, mechanical engineer, PAT HAMILTON, get married. ROI! 3: EDUARDO HERNANIJISZ, Viscount, F. S. Coun- cil representative, F. S. publicity chairman, Poly Science Club, undecided, MARIA I-IFRNANDEZ, F. S. Council, Self Government Representative, Class Treasurer, make a lot of money, GILBERT I-IERRERA, Gil, a Navy Career, KING SHAKE HOM. Ron 4.- BENJAMIN JEONG, XVah, radio, CHUCK Lim Jew, FRANK jaw, JAMES JOHNSON. en Q ROI! I: IRMA KENGLE, Philharmonic Club, American Legion Award, home etonomist: ROBERTA ANN KIN- KADE, Bobbie, Y-Teens, Cafeteria worker, Business Of- tice, Maydens, join the Vlaxes or betome .I housewife, EMIKO KOIIAMA: ELNICE KXYAN, Ladyes, Euture Teach- ers, Maidens, Chatalenes, G.A.A., Lettergirls, sthool teacher, ROI! 2: GILBERT LACA, Track: MOI LAL, Moe, Bas- ketball, Track, mechanical draftsmang GORDON LEE, Slide Rule Club, Chess Club, printer, MARVIN LEE, printer. ROI! I: PETER LEXV: YIM LEXV, Slide Rule Club, Chi- nese Club, Chess Club, electrical engineer, RONALD LILES, A I x I' A I Qi I i 1 Cc Q 5 htue 1 :iffy , . 3.1 - X V ,1G..f.L 1. 9, f itil: wilgbf-if -1' Ronnie, Track and Cross Country Tennis, Ili-Y, Letter- men's Club, to be it real nice guy, VIRGINIA LCCAS, Ginny, G.A.A., housewife. ROII' 4: MARVIN LIISTER, Niko, Sr. A Class President, Northern League Football Player of the Year, Knights, Lettermen's Club: RICHARD MARQLIS, Marco, Knights, Basketball, Hi-Y. architect: LOUIS MASTRANGELO, Louie, Football, Vistounts President, Lettermen's Club, dental technician: MARLEEN Mt-PHERSON, Molly, La- dyes, Drill Team, Eulexians, C.S.F., Pep Club, ceramics teacher. 'X ,, -1 , I Q cd X - ' A at A I I' --' vt - ' - .. A -I ,A- 115-ri' ROW I: NANCY LEE METZQ NORMA jO MITCHELL Jo-Ja, Q good paying job, PAULINE NAGAIL JOHNNXZ NAGASHIKI, Minn, Basketball. ROI! 2: FLORENCE NAKAZAXVA: JOSEPH NARDINI anthropologist, MIKE NATALE, Latin Club3ALMINA NG ROI! 3: RICHARD ODENTHAL Dickie see the world ARLENE ELEANOR osBoRNE, 's1im, sr, A Treasurer, G.A.A., registered nurse and Erecl's wife: KATSIQMI OTA x IW Ck ir 'cf Z Kats, Boys' Court, Orchestra, draftsmang RUTH PAPPAS, stenographer, RON -I: EUGENE PEACE, Prince Peaceablef' Scholarship Society, Future Teachers, XVinner of Lions Club Speaking Contest, Madrigals, Naval Officer, doctor, ELLA MARIE PICKENS, lJimpIcs, G,A.A., housewife and motherg DENNIS QUAN, Knights, Basketball, Eulexian, engineer, VICTOR QUAN, Tennis, C.S.F., Knights, Eulexians, Chi- nese Club. , ,,,, O eer- K 10' N N-.1 .J Xe? ROI! l.' MARIA RAMIREZQ JAY RAMSIQY, Big jay, Lettermen's Club, R.O.T.C. Otlicer, Football, police officer: IOFL RECINOS, joe, Cross Country, Track, Stage Crew, Squires, comedian, ELIZABETH REINHEIMER, juvenile oliicer. ROI! 2: CLARANCE RODRIGUEZ, Chicle, Student Council, Football, Lettermen's Club, professional chef: PAUL ROGERS, King, Cheer King, Boys' Self Government Presi- dent, Eulexians, Sr. A Sergeant at Arms, politician or per- sonnel director, BENNY RIQDA, guided missiles designerg EDDIE RUSSELL. fl far A-0 ROI! 3: TEDDY SALAIS, Theodore , YOLANDA SALAS Yoly, Acappella choir, G.A.A., secretary, ALEX SAM- OILOFF, Boys' State representative, Drama, Feature Editor of Sentinel, Hearst Oratorical Contest NX'inner, lawyer, DOREEN SCHOLL, Dee, Euodia Club, secretary. ROW 4: XWALTER V. SHOEMAKER, Bernie, Track, to have a happy and healthy life: SARAH SMITH, Texas, Pep Club, Madrigals, Squires, Youth for Christ, NADINE SOO HOO, Eulexians, C.S.F., Ladyes, GirI's League, Sr. B Treasurer, accountantg JAMES STONE, engineer. S. if 'VZ Er ...gi- RON' I: LILLY T:XKlfl'Clll, Lil, Plum- Club, stcnug- rglphurg FRANK Tlll'BlfRCil, lu gnjuy lifcg N,-XT,-XLIIS TORRIZZ, Iiulcxinns, Y-Teens, C1..vX.. k,, cll1.lli1l.llI'lCh, lil:LliN TOYAMA. RON' If MERCEDES lf, LRBINA, Lmlycs, Student Cuunuil, Pan American Club, Receptionist uf Girls' League Sghulnr- ship, doctor: GILBERT VASQLAFZ, C1ixcy, Bnkctbgxll. Lel- lfJI'Ill6I'l'S Club, Baseball, clrgxfrsnmng R,-XVI. VIENIEUAS, -Q1 , SZ. 51 3 f' f mx' 'sm- ' v lf- -Sv C , f .rl wg. L - if if f-nu., AQ ,l ll I, T.1Lns, VIORCJI5 XY.KT:XX.'Xllll, .llxtnlnnlwllc Llcxigncr. RUN' 55 ,-XR'1'lll'R XYONCI, I . S. Cfnumil Rcprcsurmmxiw, Prujcuiun crux, cnginccringg BLTTY XYONCL, Bur Ciirnug jACK XVONG, r.1diu.1nclT, Y rclhniliang vllAl'NCi XY ONC1. ROI! -lx M.-XRGIIE XYONG: RAY XYOO, XY'mmmw, Clmfrs- mnn, Films Pack, Ifumlmll, Basketball, jc: engineer, S.-XTOKO Y.-XNOHIRAQ BILL YASLIJA, busincsa aulminisrrdrimm, S. '15 cpllllhtllb ILLIS ZISON Tenms Belsu Club fclllllfl Shyj HANS C HOFF Hmds Off Irngmeer Pulexnans Chess Club Madrxgals HATSUO lxATO Tommy Mechanlcs QIOX CI: MINARD joy HIIUSCNXIIL JOAN MORIKAXVA jolee Housesslfe or Interlor Dec orator K xrls Lneafhue Representatrse X Teens JUANITA NARANJO Tml Shoss Busmess Class Cabmet GAA Prom Commrttee Class Home We!! 66444 ?w,a4eeq I Ralph Casizllo sslll my 40 slsters 10 cousins and 25 meces my locker I oel Rarznos sslll the class of S 56 xness name Cemetarlans I Ellzs Zzson ssnll some of my dandruff to any one ssho may need to start 1 ness crop of flourlshmg blonde curls I Angu Hall avsful her svseater 15 I Yak Fujn sslll to Stese lxod ama 1 boss tle so you can tell him from .1 telephone pole I anne Corral vull to Lllly tl hfetlme supply of Gxllette Blue Blades I Mary Burleland sslll Teeny umtana my fasorlte food Tacos I can Goldstein wlll to Elame Dosgard and Mary Lewns nothmg be cause I dont hase anything to gxse away I Llsze Brenzan sull a palr of suspenders to all the darmg boys of Belmont I Arlene Osborne vull to Sydney Berrard my ab1l1ty to be good I flla Pzckens vull to Herbert Hicks my lose and my slde of the locker I Rolurl Casnllo lease' I Paul Rogers wxll my dancmg ablllty to anyone that wants xt I Nanfy Lee Melz lease some glasses to Pit Grlsco so she can see hovs ugly the Semor B svseaters are I Marshall Fong will to Beaumont Hall and Gary Fong one loud muffler each because Gary already took one of them Ar! Gzbson became treasurer of the Unxted States It IS 1959 and Marzzn Luster ss on the Rose Bowl Game for UCLA After ssorkmg for hse years as dish vsasher Tale Fuji: ssas promoted to dlsh wiper After 15 years Angie Hall and Dennzs Onan fmally hase strmg snater boy for the L A Rams Ronald Giles IS no longer lsnossn as the problem chrld he rs just the problem now In 1965 coaches Pennzno and E1ans vnll hase another undefeated football team Eleanor Esroboza and Louie Torres are ralsmg thelr thlrd strmg of football players It IS 1970 and Air Yates just snon the Charleston Champxonshxp for the twen tleth consecuuse year After four engagements Esther Cerda IS stlll smgle Mary Burleland finally caught Carlos Soldzses In 1960 George Slarros won the tro phy for turmng 90 m p h rn a quarter mlle drag and was the slowest car m hrs class QEdrtors Note The class vull and prophecy were sealed ln the sault underneath the W56 plaque be fore the Campanlle staff got a copy Thanks to Lllly Takeguchl some senlors were contacted after gradua tnon and the wnll and prophecy were reproduced as completely as possible Q . l A A l .' . I ' . ' I I I I . Q , ' ' 1 Q Q , 3 :rf I QQ.: Q Qs , s I 1' 'fi If - I Q ' Q ' 1 Q Z Q 1 13.5. l Q 4. . Q Q. Q Q. Q, Q. QQ I . Q . Q 1 ' : ' , ' ' ' , . . . . f 1 ' ' ' - Y r Y V v 1 i Y , 1 'I' V l - . v ' ' Q , 'Q . v ' 1 f N' v - will to Carole Wlong my' glasses so she can see how their second basketball team. Ralph Castillo is flrst , f v '-I , ' 1 'ny V' 1 ' - ' V f - Q . v ' V ' , . , ' . ' ' 4 9 9 l I v' v rl V . , , . Q . , . ' y 1 ' ' . V I ' ' r ' l . ' 9 Y I V. 7 V . . . l I . , , . y . . v 4 I Y. ' V - - , - v ' 9 J' ' ' . , , . . . ' , . ' ' v - r 1 . ' . Y Q . , : Y. v '- - 2 I ' I , Y , - Y I v 1 1 ' Q n . , , Q , . . U Q Y Q , , Q . . 9 Jada Zentafzdcma 66444 S 56 ek?-44 Spun? 560164561 I., A vw' .AQ . QU, 4-f'Q', SPRING SEMESTER President ....,..,..................... Bob Hope 4 vice-President .... ...,.....A.,.,,., 12 thel Myhre , FALL SEMESTER Secretary h . -,, 1 4 . I A 4 A I I v A 1 ' I -'.I' Lola Chan President. ..,...........,..,...,,. Ruben Davalos Treasurers .,....,... Beverly Drake, Norma Gonzales, Vlcepresldem A 4 ' ' Esfhef Cerda Aiary Levvis, Sulni Shirnazaki, Carol Xrusa SCCICIHIY .......................,... Ethel Sergeams at Arms' H ' l E l -Don Smith Mike Shepherd Treasurers. . ANorma Gonzalez, Lola Chan, Carol Yusa Vladimir Vdovkin, Marco Beteta, Manuel Villa 65444 Uffieevw 7466 Semeadez If .xx M df JW tt B THE B IGGE ST' 1. onre A 6 me de 7704! i BEST 1 ATHLETE A X Z9 3 Z Q 0 The Best Athlete lde xl Box Bob Hope ldell Clrl Mary Levus and lzthel Myhre oe Mendez Ruben Dax alos hthel Ms hre Xxlllllllll Bartley Hwndsomest Boy Most Popul tr Bos Most Popullr Ctrl Best Boy Athlete Best Ctrl Athlete Most Llkely to Sutteed Charlene XY'1lloclx Htrdest Wforlter Donn: Hftrrls XY'1ll1ce NN ood anet Br mch Blggest Apple Pollsher Ceraldme Mrtut 9 0 6,32 If ' L an 9 ee W Q Sq The 'Nl mst Be lutnful CZ' Nunn' C Ll. ltels Su an Most Populnr C url 7. b Ag J IJ- N S. 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Cabinet, Letter Girls, Pep Club, Pan American Club, Cliatelaines, Y Teens, May- clens, lfulexians, juvenile inxestigator, CORINNIE ADAj- IAN, Cori, Pep Club, Chatelaines, lfulexians, Y Teens, May- dens, homemaker, ARMANDO ALBANEZ, electrical engi- neer. ROW' 2: ANNE ALEXANDER, Punky, Ladyes, Girls' League Cabinet, Pep Club, Letter Girls, Eulexians, G.A.A., architect, BIARY ANDRADF, Nena, marriage: CHISATO ARAYABIA, F. S. Council, Student Body Officer, All Na- tions Club, Hi Agatlii, beauticiang jOIf ARIZDAS, Knights, Varsity Football, Student Countil, Lcttermen's Club, Air Force. RON 3: VILJAR AllLlflD, Shaky, commercial artist: AZLTCENA AI'Rlf, Nina, business woman: PAUL BACA. Football, Baseball, Hi-Y QPolyj, police force, RICHARD BADALAMFNTF, Football, Cross Country, Chess Club, aeronautical engineer. ROI! 4: CARLOS BASLFRTO, Cross Country, photographer, XVILLIAM BARTLFY, All City Football: ALMA BALIER, Terry, Girls' League Cabinet, Student Council, Tribunes, Northern League Representative, Pep Club, G,A.A,, Letter Girl, interpreter, ROBERT BIZIGHTON, Glen, Navy officer. nf .al , , Q f Y ROI! I: GLORIA BERNSXVIG, Glo, nmetlieal secretary SYDNLY BLRRARD, BUIIY, Trunk, Basketball, Letter Nam Tribunes, lie tloxxn untl rest: MARCO A, BLTLTA, Pops, Knight, Scholarship Society, liulexians, Hi-Y, Foreign Stu clent Council, Yistounts, linstern League Representative, lim yer: MARY BLACK, lfrerkles, Pep Club, secretary. RUN 2: JPANA BLA5fCO1 lllLDliGARlJ BOlflllNlAN ltlv, lfulexiun, Foreign Stuclent Countil, G.A.A., SCt'l'L'I2ll'Y BLVIQRLY BOGGS, Bex, two little WICICFSQ DONALD BOLLIN, Don, Football, Pun Ameritgtn Club, Bgmtl, musician. .l fl I ROI! 3: JANET BRANCH, Twig, Student Bocly Treasurer, G.A.A., Student Council, Girls' League Cabinet, Tribunes, leather: PAUL BRANDT, Lee. Stage Crew, Rifle Team, Drill Team, june graduation: ORA LH? BRANSTETTER, to get rich: JOHNNY BREAZIQAL, XY'ilfrecl. Football, Base- ball, Pep Club, Lettermeifs Club, Knights, draftsmzln. ROHM 4: NORA BRICIE, kindergarten teacher: GISORGIA BROYLLS, George, Lulyes, Coed Lt. Col., Fulexizms, Matl- riggils, engineer and housewife: XYILLIANI BLRGISSS, Latin Club, Slitle Rule Club, elettritul engineering: MERRY BLRRLS, Frankie, Girls' Drill Team, G.A.A., Olliee Helper, housexx ife. 'WI mn- , 2 KOH I: RACIIISL CABAl.l.l RU, ffbangu, tleriaal uurkerl jlfANIiTTl2 CAjKA, Cieni, Tribunes, Matlrigals, Fencing, MA. Llegree in pbilosnpliyg RICHARD CALDIQRA, Basket- ball, Track, Tribunesg jlfSSlf CALDISRON, llombre. Foot' ball, Book Rtmm Helper, Cafeteria Helper, marry' Green lives. ROIV2 1 XVAYNIE CAMPBELL: NICK CARRA,Baseball,Chess Club: DELIA CASILLAS, Dil, Girls' League Cabinet, liulex- ians, GAA. Cabinet, Lettergirls, Y-Teens, Pan American, Maytlens, Pep Club, Chatelaines, legal secretary, LOLA CHAN, Latlyes, Drill Team, lfulexian, Lettergirl, Ci..-'l.A,, Pep Club, stenugrapber. i RUN 3: STlfXY'ART fill.-XN, Charlie, Knights, Chess Kflub. Chess Team, Slicle Rule Club, tlmtur ul' meclitineg XV.-Xll CHAN, Boys' Court, LlL'I'UI'lLlllllL1ll engineer, Rlilll.-XRD CIIIPONIS, Baseball, Basketball, Lettt-rman's Club, Stutlent Council, ruacbg LYNlfTTl7 CHOY, Pee XY'ee, tlental nurse. RON -I: ALICE COLBFRCI, Buttb, Maidens, Bel-Sli, Cfbat- elaine, Health Club, housewife for hem-ge: MANVIYI. CORRAI., Shorty, R.U.T.C. Stall, printerg j.'XNlfil' CONV' GILI., Latlyes, Eulexian, CQSF., Ci.A.A., Lettergirl, Senior Play, tu catcb a tishg DONNA CRITCIION, Duugbnut, to graduate in june. 'Wx 'QR 'U VN 8 ROW' 1: LORRAINE CRUZ, Rene, air line hostess: RUBEN DAVALOS, Rudy, Student Body President, Senior Bee Class President, Vice-President of Eastern League, Tribunes, Chess Team, high school teacher: JACK DAVIS, R.O.T.C. Staff, trade school for cabinet mal-ting, MAGDALENA DELGADO, Tootsie, Pep Club, Girls' League Council, Eulexian, Squires, script girl. ROW' 2: RONALD DENINE, Ron, Eulexians, Bel-Sci Club, Squires, electronics engineerg MARIO DIGREGORIO, Track, Knights, C.S.F., Boys' State, electrical engineering: MERCY DINGER, Hotrodder, Squires, G.A.A., to get rich, JOHN DOLL, Long john, machinist. -- ROI! 3: RICARDO DOMASIN, Ricky, Track, college: PETER DONAHUE, Pete: BEVERLY DRAKE, Senior A Treasurer, Lettergirls, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club, gym teacher RICHARD EDMONDS Dick Slide Rule Club, 1 i .1 , mechanical engineer. ROW' 4: RONALD EDINIONDS, Donald, Campanile Artist, commercial artist: MARY ELLESIN, Peaches, Drivers' Ed Convention, R.O.T.C. Coed Captain, lawyer, ESTHER LOUISE ELLINGSON, Louise, housewife: MARTHA ES- PINOZA, Foreign Student Council Cabinet, Ladyes, Drill Team, Student Council, Hai Agathai, medical secretary. A QQ 'Q 1 t A X. tx 1 RUN I: STliLLA liSPlNO, llanki, Senior Cheerleader, Drill Team, to be Mrs. llenry Duron: SIHLDON FISINA ERMAN, Scottie, R.O.T.C., Bel Sei Club, Air Force officer: ALICE FELIX, Baby, get married: MYRNA FLRNANDEZ, Nena, Singer in Talent Shows, All Nations Club, Foreign Student Council, Atapella Choir, ltr be a perfect wife and the mother of nine thildren. ROI! 2: CiliORCilf R. l:lSllliR, Goat, Track, mechanitl IEDDIIQ FONG, lfongie, Boys' League Cabinet, Cheerleader. Swimming Team, Tennis, aeronautical engineer, GARY FONC, Tennis, Basketball, Slide Rule Club, Baseball, still looking: HANLAI FONG, Slide Rule Club, Chinese Club, aeronautical engineer. l ROI! 3: XYILLIAM FUND, Billy, Boys' League Cabinet, Knights, Tennis, Squires, Slide Rule Club, Chinese Club, Bel-Sei Club, doetor of meditineg DORA K. GARCIA, llotlo, A10 Representatixe, lfulexian, tlerital xxorkerg BILLY CAR- NER, Gunner, Self Cioxernment, Baseball, Basketball, Tratk, to be a millionaire: Ll'llMll.l.A liLl'SClll:NKU, lulexian Sotiety, Future Teatht-rs Club, lirenth Club, teather and world traveler. RON 4: SYLYIA COLDBAI '51, Carlos, Senior Cheerleader, Drill Team, photographefs assistant or photographens xxifeg DAPHNL GOLIJMAN, Debbie, Maidens, Photography Club, sotial xxorkerg ALlfRlflJ UONZALF2, Fred, Slide Rule Club, engineering draftsmang DULURIES CUNZALIES. 'WY If .Q- 113i ROIV 1: GlLBlfRT GONZALEZ, MANLIEL DAVID GONZALEZ, liulexian, Basketball, Tennis, Pan American Club, tu betume a cltittorg NORMA GONZALEZ, Cafeteria anal' Cantly Slure Cashier, Gymnastics Team Score Keeper, Senior Bee and Aye Tigeasurer, Latlyes, marriageg SERG GRIEISN, sign advertising. RUN 2: PAT GRISCO, Pat, Y Teens, llealth Club, prixate setretaryg jOSIfPH fililivxxlixx, joey, auuuntantz NOBLKO GLSHI, Nob, Latlyes, lfulexians, Lettergils, Atlienians Pulp' Leadership Class, G.A.A., prixate setretaryg YULAND.-X GVZMAN, Rurra, I'l1utiigraphy Club, Atapella Choir, Fur- eign Student Council, All Nations Club, xumrltl traveler. 1 ji? Q' . 3, sl ROI! 5: AlfGl'STA HARA, Latlyes, lfulexians, G.A.A. Lettergirls, fashiun illustraturg PEGGY HARLOXV, lfulex-l i1lnS, C.S.l5.1 BILL!!-I jl'Nl'. HARBIUN, Billie, :Xll Nations Club, liuuseuifeg jANlS HARMON, telepllune operator. ROI! 4: ROSE G. llARNlfN, Rusbka, Latlyes, Pan Amer- itan Club Presiclent, Future Teatliers Club, Lettergirls, Pep Club, Y Teens, G.A.A., Chau-laines, petliatritiari: DONNA HARRIS, C.S.F., Latlyes, Lettergirls, G,A.A., Y Teens, Chate- laines, Future Teathers, lzulexians, teather: ,IO-ANN HART, jo, Tribunes, Maydens. Chatelaines, Bel Sui, tn be il good wife and baby sitter, HLCTOR HIQRNANDEZ, Tin Tan, to learn how to make money. N ,. 4 A B ROI! 1: TONY lllfRRlfRA, Gallo, Gymnastics, Football, Book Room Helper, XYLSLI-Y IIINCK, R.O.T.C. Captain, Rifle Team, policetnang I.Al'RITA HINKLIS, Rickie, Pep Club, G.A.A., C.Y.O., airline hostess: HIRAYAMA FUJI- YOSHI, clraftsnian. ROI! 2: BEN I-IIROTSV, Slide Rule Club, Photography Club, career in electronics: IESTELLA HODGSON1 ALICE HONDA, Ladyes, Ifulexians, G.A.A., Lettergirls, commercial artist: LIN HONG, Ladyes, C.S.F., Ifulexians, Future Teach- ers Club, G.A.A.. teacher. rv , an ROI! 5: BOB IIOPIZ, Senior A Class' Presitlerit, Knights, Baseball: ROSII2 IISII, Ci.A.A., teacher, MAY l'II,7IfY, Latlyes, Eulexians, Lettergirls, Ci.A.A., registered nurse, JOHN Hlfll, Johnny, Slide Rule Club, engineer. ROI! 4: ELIZABETH HUNGIER, Ifulexians, Foreign Stu- dent Council Cabinet, Girls' League Representative, Cv.A.A., secretary: KAZ IXVAI, Track, Swimming Team, Basketball, to be a successful businessman, TOMIO IXVAMOTO, Foot- ball, Knights, Letterman's Club, Track, scientist: BARBARA JEAN JACKSON, Bobbie, telephone operator. 'Vt Ov 5- di la- RUUH I: ROSI1 j.-Xllll-R, interior tleturaturg XYILIJAM Al.-XI.'l'l'CiU, Blmk ff Stitiely, Tratk, Crush Country, meth- .ttliig .XNl'l.'A jAMll-SON, B Il., Stuclent Store and Cafeteria Clasliier, Latlyes, liulexians, Ci.A.A. Calwinet, ln marry a ter- tain lwyg j.'XYDli'I I'l1 FIASSO, jay, Stutlent Senate, Pep Club, Lettergirls, tlumestit tethnician. ROI! 2: LAN jEXY': PHILLIP C. JOHNSON, Phil, engi neer, tlraftsmarig ANNlli MARIE jONlfS, Ann, Sttitlent Cuuntil, Ci.A.A., elementary stliotil tezttlierg SHARON Llzli jONlfS, Lee, Mzttlrigttls, opera singer. ROI! 3: AH KING jONCi, Chinese Club: MARTHA jl'R :XDOQ RlfYNOI.lJ KACilXY'AlJA, Htmtmrtlry Latly, Knights lftmtball, Tratk, Basketball, Ifulexians, Hi-Y, Slitle Rule engineer: KATHRYN KAVIIYA, Kathy, Ladies, Lettergirls lftilexians, Ciirls' League Calwinet, Ci.A.A., legal settretary RUN' -1: ll.-KN KANFKOL JXRYO KASKLA, R.O.T.C. Stall lilJXX'ARl7 Klzlzl.lzR, Kulelw, Haslxetlwall, Pep Clulm, littlexian hotel tmnerg MIO KlMl7RA, Nlii Chan, Hai Agathai, Sell litwernnient, legal setretary 'Q R0 U l: DORIS KISHABA, Dodo, Ladyes, G.A.A., Y Teens, Pep Club, secretary, STEVEN YUICHI KODAMA, Knights, Track, Football, Campanile Artist, Hi-Y, Slide Rule Club, to be an M.D.g RONALD LA HAIE, Ronny, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, business machine operatorg EUGENE LAM- ANNA, Gene, Baseball, Letterman's Club, hair stylist. ROW 2: LLOYD LARUE, Eulexian Society, Student Council, Boys' League Cabinet, Sentinel Editor, to become a doctor, KAI LEE, Chinese Club, career in electronics, KIM YIN LEE, career in business, DAVID LEN, Campanile Adver- tising Staff, army career. ROIV 3: ROBERT ANTHONY LEON, Leone, Madrigals, Football, interior decoratorg LIM LEONGQ MARY LEWIS, LuLu, Student Body Cheerleader, G.A.A., Pep Club, air line hostess: KXVONG LUI. ROW 4: CAROLYN LUM, Eulexians, G.A.A., Future Teachers Club, registered nurse, DENNIS LUSINSKY, Den- nis the Menace, Slide Rule Club, chemist, SHERMAN LIM, Slide Rule Club, Chinese Club, engineer, MARY LOVE, Margie, typist. .,,, !n 'TS fd f'7 v. fs., L J ,-455 4, nr. -8 -n 'i HB 'k ,, . fb v , 1+ Q, A I il RUII' I: ELORENCIO LOPEZ, Knights, Ili-Y, Stutlent Council, lawyer: JIBIMY MAEDA, get rith before 503 LILY NAKAGAXVA, Lily-Bell, Hai Agathai, Posture Con- test, bookkeeperg EVELYN MALDONADO, secretarial job. ROI! 2: RICHARD MALDONADO, Basketball: CON- STANCE NIALLER, Connie, airline hostess: DAVID MAL- VICK, Nog, Baseball, doctor: CIN MAR. ROI! 5: PRISCILLA INIARTINEZ, Pay, Senior B antl Senior A Cheerleader, Pep Club, to get rich: GEORGE MARTOS, Rul Klan Club, American junior Red Cross, Boys' League, engineering tlraftsmang DOROTHY MCCLOUD, Pep Club, to marry a certain someone: RUTH MCDEVITT, Ohio, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Future Teachers, G.A.A., housewife. ROI! 4: SHIRLEY MQREYNOLDS, Red, Drill Team, Ci.A.A., Optimist Stall. A.S.B.O. Cabinet, typist: KATH- LEEN MEEKER, Susie, Belmont Delegate for Ninth Annual Career Commencement, T.XV.A. reservation clerk: THERESA MELGASO, Therese, Girls' League Cabinet, Ladyes, Drill Team, Pep Clu, elementary school teacher: JOE MENDEZ, Knights, R.O.T.C. Officer. I5 it Q ' :H Q A. -, 1, Ki - i w... rsvp.. 'E-5, f my - i - i is 4 , si A -jirgg, f C -- , vi . 1' L N .Ng,., ian? f if ROI! I: HERMINA MERINUL RAYMOND lN1lfRRlT, Ray. Chess Club, Plmrugriipliy Club, Frcmh Club, Slide Rule Club, tcichcr: MARTHA iNllfYlfRS, Lcttergirls, Latin Club, Girls' LL-.iguc RCPFCSCIIILIIUU, liuiurc Tciiclicrs Club, lcgiil scnrctary, ROS!-'MARY MICYIERS, llulruilclcr, Squires, Lel- nrgirls, Tribunus, Nliialcns, CLAA., cillilIL'lilllN.'S, Latin Club, in gn tu uillcgc. ROHM 2: lll'l7SON blll7l5l.l l'ONg SANDY iNllTClllfl.l., Minh, Pep Club, Senior li Cllwcrlcginlcr, Sr-niur A Chccr- luiulcr, SlllllL'l1l Scrxiic, prixiitc sn-ircmry ur liouscuifcg DON MlTClllfM, Dun, Prcsimlcnl uf Youth for Christ Club, mi Tribunus, lfrunih Club, Minister of thc Ciuspelg FRANK NIIYASHIRU. ROI! 3: YO bllzlllfxliblll KIZNIJALI, MORPHIS, Tr.ul-Q raulio rcp41irn1:lnL Cil'fRAl.l7lNlf MRAYFC, Gerry, Squirus lu hilv: six kicls: TlllfRliSA Nll'CCl, Terri, CLA A,, Squires Lcrlcrgirls, lu bu ii rciupiiunisl. RON' -I: IJIANNA MAF hll'Rl3UCK, Chub, Tribunus Scmincl Stuff, l CglSlL'I'L'kl nurse: l5TlIlfl. BlYllRlf, Yiil-ai Sunglcaulcr, Pup Club, ii.A.A., l'ulcxi.ins, smiiil xxorkcr -IVANITA N.-XRANDIO, Singer in T.1lunl Shams, llriimii MARY NASH, coinincniiil 1lI'llSI. gi Y 3 f '1 RON I: C.'XRl.XN Nl'l.5UN, llrill -le.tn1, l'lllL'Xl.lll5, Let- tert.1irls,Ci..'X,A., liuusexxileg BOB NICIIOLSON, Ili-Y, lfuul- bttll, II.tsebttll, .XII Suutltern l.t-.igue T.1tl4le. l.ettermen's Club, niurtiemn: NIIXRCU Nll IU, Kumi, liulexmtts, Buys' LUJILLIC Cabinet. to be .1 psytltmtristg SHARON NISIIIOKA, Speetlx, luttlxes, lulexi.tns, ll.1i .Xi.1.ttl1.ti, ll.ti K.tl.ti, business gtntl sm. itll xx urlxer. KUII' I: :XNITX NOBLI-', Penny, liri ll rlkllll, 11.4-Xu-X., Tribunes, stenugmplierg IIIROSIII NOCIPNI, Bins' Cuurt, Bnlsketbttll, lfulexians, stientistg ll.-XYID Nlll., Dane, l'L1lL'XlLl!lS, Tennis Te.tm, tsliemistg Slll5ll.qX Nl'lSSl., Shorty, lub, sitter. r '3' 'FI' RON 3: S.-XIJXYOSIII OUAXYA, lfulexiims, Slitle Rule Club, engineer: lfR.'XNKl.lN Ollfil, Knights, Bel Sci Club, C.S.l5., lfulexi.tns, Slitle Rule Club, Ili-Y, NVQ-iltlier Bureau, Bois' I.L'.lj.ZLlL' Cabinet, engineer: FIANIET OAK:XNll'RA, l.t-ttergirls, Ci .X..X., l'liutugrxtpliy Club, Pep Club, stenogra- pl1er1lTSl'l7l'5ll OY.-XM.-X. l:Klllll,l.C'lIUl'l'llCl'1iS Club, Knights, liimullhlll. Ili Y, iluttiir. ROI! -I: XVI-NDlfRI.YN PABLO, Quinty, tailurg DIAN IHXSILLAS, Sungleatler, Pep Club, Ci.A.A., to be :1 regis- teretl nurse: MYR.-X PIELLIZTIIZR, Pinky, Bel Sei Club, Y Teens, Chntelnines, to be n guutl xxifc and baby sitter: LUCY Plflllfz, Drill Team, Poly Seienfe Club, Hai Kallili, Hai Agnthai, registered nurse. C? 'A 2 10 X45' ROIV 1: DOBIINIC PETRONE, Drama, Sentinel Staff, De- bate Club, Photography Club, Gymnastics Team, to be a millionaire: RICHARD PIERCE, Rich, Gymnastics Team, to graduate, KVALTER PIERCE, only three year bachelor in Sadie Hawkin's Day Race, Squires, R.O.T.C. Color Guard, Flag Detail, Navy Submarine Service, MARIE PIZINGER, get married. ROW 2: ELEANOR POLEEg FREDERICO QUEVEDO, Freddy, Basketball, Track, Swing Band, jazz musician, ALICE QUINTANA, Teeny, Senior B Cheerleader, Senior A Cheerleader, Drill Team, to be Mrs. Raul Venegasg JOAN RAMOS, Lil jo, Student Body Veep, Student Body Secre- tary, B11 Grade Representative, Ladyes, R.O.T.C. Coed Cap- tain, Tribunes, Mayclens, Eulexians, G.A.A., Lettergirls, Girls' , Q r -9 League Council, medical secretary, housewife. ROI! 3: XVINETTE RANKIN, Vfinnie, telephone operator, marriage, baby sitter, CARLOS REYES, Lettermen's Club, Cross Country, Track, Basketball, business career, ANNA INIARIE RODRIGUEZ, Anita, G.A.A., Pan American Club, Photography Club, clerical worker, DANA ROGERS, Tex, Mixed Chorus, Drama, Music Appreciation Club, Debate Club, opera singer at the Met, ROI! 4: LOIQIS F. ROIWANOS, Louie, Stage Crew, Pho- tography Club, aeronautical engineerg VICTOR ROSEN- BLATT, Vic, lawyer, FRANK ROSSIER, Baseball, Eulex- ian, join Navy and learn a trade, ANNA ROVAS, Eulexians, Pep Club, secretary. I ,,f,, it if ir f ..4J' QT .55 'vy 5 ROW' 1: NOVELLA jIiAN RCCKER, to marry Alexg RONNIE SAKODA, Mits, Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y, auto- motive engineer, HECTOR S. SALDANA, Basketball, den- tist, STANLEY SAZZMAN, Squires, Photography Club, dentist. ROW' 2: MARIA SCHLENIIARDT, Ria, Eulexians, G.A.A., secretary: BARBARA SCHENK, Eulexians, G.A.A,, secre- tary: JIM SCOTT, Cowboy Bill, television repairmang ROY LEE SCOTT, Basketball, Track Manager. ROW' 3: MIKE SHEPHERD, Burr Head, Cheer King, Pep Club, Sergeant at Arms of Senior Class, mechanic: SHIR- LEY SHERINIAN, Ci.A.A., to gratlualte, work, go to college, and get married, HIROSHI SHIBATA, Hero, Boys' League Cabinet, Knights, Student Council, Foreign Student Council Cabinet, electrical engineer: SVMI SHIMAZAKI, Ladyes, Eulexians, Lettergirls, G.A.A., medical stenographer. ROW' 4: FRANCISCO SILVA, Frank, Latin Club, Pan American Club, Book Room Helper, real estate broker, DONALD SMITH, Snuffy, Football, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, to do something different: RAYMOND SOO I-IOO, Knights, Slide Rule Club, Track, Basketball, Football, drafts- mang TOM SORENSEN, Swing Band. I 1 I' 4.4 R 4 , N A --st 'Q 4, t gf? , ar r - ROIV 1: RINA SPERANZA, Girls' League Representative, Drill Team, G.A.A., Hai Kalai, Hai Agathai, All Nations Club, private secretaryg DONNA STERRY, Pep Club, G.A.A., Chatelaines, Maydens, domestic techniciang TAKA- YUKI SUMITOMO, Takabo, Boys' League Cabinet, Vis- count, Eulexians, Swimming Team, to marry a nice girl and become a good husbandg KAZIQYE SUYEMATSU, Eulex- ians, Chess Club, G.A.A., Photography, art career. ROW' 2: TAGA YOSHIMI, draftsmang FUMI TAKIGUCHI, Ladyes, Eulexians, G.A.A., Lettergirls, stenographerg IRMA TARIN3 XX'lLLIAM TARIN, Memo, Basketball, to be a printer's devil. ROIV 3: HENRY TORRES, machinist: EDXVARD THOM- AS: VERNON TOBEY, to graduateg MARVA KAY TOL- LIVER, Kay, Drill Team, G.A.A., registered nurse. ROU7 4: XAVIER TOVAR, Toby, interior designer: LOUIE TORRES, Football, Track: JOE TORRIZZ, joe, R.O.T.C. Drill Team, Baseball, French Club, Boys' League, civil engi- neer: JOHN TRUJILLO, jay, construction business. 07 'Mc 15? -J ,1 ROII l: MARIE TRUjlLLO, Mariguita, ollice worker: VLADIMIR VDOVKIN, Knights, Basketball, Squires, Tennis Team, architect: MANUEL VILLA, Ruben, radio techni- cian, Mllili YILLALVAZO, dental technician. ROII' 2: ANGEL.-X VITERI, Angie, Pan American Club, C,.A.A., Photography Club, Maytlens, private secretary, JOHNNY VITERI, Campeon Del Vacilon, Boys' League, American junior Red Cross, to be successful: MIKE XYAD' DELL, Mad Dog Mike, Track, Cross Country, Music, Squires, Svving Band, Naval career: CHARLES XVAKA- MOTO, Charlie, Knights, Baseball, Eulexians, C.S.E., Slide Rule Club, Hi-Y, XY'eather Bureau, engineer. . . ,fr ROII 3: jl'NE XVAKI, junko, Mayclens, Lettergirls, Chate- laines, Pep Club, to be Mrs. Don Roybalg CHARLENE XVALLOCK, Eleanor, Laclves, Girls' League Cabinet, Pep Club, Lettergirls, Ci.A.A., Eulexians, Y Teens, Mayclens, Chatelaines, occupational therapist: MARTHA XVALSH, HAROLD XVARE. ROII 4: CHARLES XVIIETSTINE, Chuck, Football, Letter- men's Club, Hi-Y, Pep Club, to be a big oil man, ALICE XVONG, to have a business career and to be a homemaker, CAROLE XYONG, Student Body Secretary, Girls' League Cabinet, Ladyes, Mavdens, Chatelaines, lfulexians, Chinese Club, Ci.A.A., Lettergirls, Drill Team, Tribunes, secretary: HOY V. XVONG, Baseball, radio technician. ,Xe its Y' mi 5a Roll' li LEONARD XVONGQ I-015 XVONG, Pep Club, XVilliams: STlfPlllfN YOXV, Skinny, Chinese Club, Slide Health Club, Pan American Club, to be a Girl Friday: NAY Rule Club, electronics career HAY XVONG: SAM XVONG, Track, Knights, liulexians, H 1 V H h A Q televigitxn teghnigigm, R011 3: CAROLl1 Xl SA, liulexians, Pep Club, Y-Teens U V N Chatelaines, private secretary to j.S,: GREGORY Zl'BlFTA ROI! '2: XVAH SONG AVONG: Fl'MlKO YAMAGLMA, Tennis, lfulexians, Slide Rule Club: RlCllARD BAR Athenian, Ladyes, Foreign Student Council, lli Agathai, RIFNTOS, musician: ARClllli llALl., architect. Girls' League: MARBFLLF YOUNG, to marrv Herman ' ROI! 4: BEN SANTOS, cattle rancher. - i ' -W 'V ..c- A c C' f , , , 1 ci Ya I f 3 V DIANE BURNETT, Thumper, test pilot: HIECTOR CAMACIIO, Coquito, Baseball, to learn a trade in the Air Force: ROBERT COBBS, Campanile Artist, Baketball, Track, Gold Key Winner in Scholastic Art Contest, cartoonist or commercial artist: LlLLlAN DI: GRACIA, make-up artist: LOUIS FISRNANDISZ, Dumbo, Sentinel Artist, Art Club, Reelmen's Club, architect: jOHNNY FORD, Lefty, Track, architect: SlllRLliY GliRAS, XVecla, Senior A and B Cheerleader, Drill Team, to be Mrs. Sammy Castanecla: PATRICIA ANN I.AllGllRON, Patti, Cheerleader, G.A.A., Pep Club, C.Y.O., to be a millionairessg CllARLliS l.lNDSlfY, Chuck, to get out of school: FRFD MOSQllliDA, Spike, to he head chef: VlRGlNlA PlfDl'fRSlfN, Ginger: RICHARD PITTS, Rick, Track, to get out of school: ROBERT A. RliliSli, Bob, Basket- ball, Track, Tennis, Campanile Artist, artist: XVALLACF XVOOD, Sentinel liclitor, XVinner of Several Public' Speaking Contests, Debate Club, to what can we aspire more than life and newness? if C-9' I 6444 Wad? l Connie Maller yyrll to Peggy Amussen my last 65 cents o she can go to the Blrber College and get her duck tul tummed Ch lrlene XY lllock to Teddy Bear Nesson 1 Jar of honey Ann Alexander to ohnny Breazell the record Only l ou ohnny Breazeal to Ann Alexlnder all the hlppmess ln the vyorld With me K lrole XX ong to udy Lee the 1b1l1ty to get up rn tlme to get to cl rss Iddle Thomas to Brenda Annette one half of my Senror Swe1ter to wear rn the drlfty hills ants Harmon to 1 certaln good lookmg A 11 my address and phone number Fumr Takaguchr to Mly eko H6lShl the 1b1l1ty to sneeze more lady lrlye so as not to scare eyerybody Doris Klshaba to ean Mry lgl part of my clothes IS something to remember me by kathy lvqry 1 to Mxy eko Hexshr a guy to hold her hind vyhen she yyalks doyyn the h1ll Rose Har nen to 1ll gurls my motto of lf If hrst you don t catch hlm try try ag in Lou1e Romanus to Loule a hard trme Norma Gonzalez to Grlbert Roybal a monopoly game so that he can h1ye all the money he desrres Donna Sterry to Tootsre Delgado Elmo be cause D K L M IS gettmg old Mercy Dmger to Bnll Lombardo 1 56 Cadlllac so he c1n throw hrs hunk of junk 1yyay Cormne Adlylan to johnny Breazeal a car so Ann vyon t haye to yy1lk Terry Muccr to Ines essens my svyeet drsposrtron so she c1n h1ng on to her boy frrends longer Phrllnp johnson to Tum DeBoe my abxlrty to throyy a speed shrft vyrthout droppmg the clutch Frank Ohgx to Mr M1tt1ngly polarold glasses for figurmg out hrs problems rn solrd geometry Delra Casrllas to Leo Contreras my senror rmg so that he wrll haye a better rmg to grye Becky Ruben Dayalos to Belmont High School the abrlxty leader shrp strength and school sprrxt of the great class of Summer 56 Francisco Sxlya to Forrest Robmett a new joke book so he vull haye better materral w1th vyhlch to work Lola Chan to Mako Nagash1k1 some glasses so he can see a certam 11th grader that only has eyes for hum Carole Yusa to Terry Matsura a large economy size bottle of No Doze prlls Donna Cruchon to Shrrley Cay anaugh a parr of eleyator shoes to enable her to see eye to eye w1th ohnny Hall Day 1d Len to Don Wong the abnlrty to be an expert profes sional photographer Martha urado to Margaret Rryera my dancxng lessons from George Acuna and Jerry Toomey s enterprnse Robert Leon to Brenda Brenner my lunches because shes too trred to brmg her own Raymond Soo Hoo to Beaumont Hall the abxlrty to shot put oy er 40 feet wxth the 8 pound ball Vernon fobey to Frank Theberge my abrlrty to pro nounce L s correctly Georgra Broy les to Rosemary Meyers my freckles for she can use a few Kazuye Suyematsu my personalrty to anyone who wants to be left alone lucy Perez to any vyrllmg B10 my locker vuth all the junk lcumulated through the years Bob Belghton to Carol Blanke my falling grade ln geometry Clrlyn Nelson to the B105 my glasses so they yyrll somedly be able to fmd the CXII from Bel mont Ronlld ldmonds to any B12 that vyants xt my Semor Problems book Rrna Speranza to ose Br1seno my heart m tl tortnlla and my loye rn a taco Marbelle mont Barb1r1 ackson to Brllle ean Slade all my knovyledge of Business Englrsh Richard Domasm to Barbara Cline some gl1sses so she can see what sad shape her boy frlend ns III M 1rth1 Vy'alsh to Belmont 1 can of lryender punt for the purpose of redecoratmg the class rooms so the class of Summer 56 yyrll alvyays be remembered Noyell1 Rucker to Rhoda Slmmels a steady boy friend so she yyrll stop play mg the held Wfrllram Fong to Doc Nlcol 1 parr of slide rules one marked hers and the other marked h1s Ronme Sakoda w1lls to Amado and Henry a 100 pound sack of ready made tortlllas and a 100 pound sack of no cal coconut meat Eddie Fong to Angelme XVong my messy locker George Flsher to Artre Passarellx the abrlrty to get 1 d1te on Frrday night Gloria Bernz vyexg to Nancy Meeker the abxlxty to graduate vylthout any detent1ons Don Bollln to ames Scott the abxllty to blow that black clarmet rn Mr blehr s band anlce Cowglll to Mr Mehr a lung srze podrum so his band members can see hmm when he conducts Dennis Lus msky to Forrest Robmett more money for the purchase of better noon records Rrchard Caldera to Frank Rulz my car and all the fun I had wrth lf Frank Rossrer to oe Allman a car that IS accndent proof wrth bumpers all around the body I ' 'rg 5 1 ' . .' .' f f', - , ,' ' 1. , ' , Ja ,' 1 ' ' H ' ' ' 1 'I y' , . ' V , V . y I' 1 ' V , , . .. ' , ll ... ... . ' ' l. l , .Q . , Y' I l ' ' J ' 3, ,, , , ' 1,2 ', dv 2 ' Y lv. .c -2 If 5 y 1 r 71 v 7 ..v1 lv v I . y y rl - , v . an- I L ll. , 1 - K' ' ' v v a' ,L . ' . v 1 . A . 1 f v v . Lobina, my' long side burns so he can give Sgt. Sanchez Young to Luana Garcia, my half of the mirrors in Bel- I I ' V 7 . . wus . I l .. . ' ' , 4 , ' . r . ' ' ' r ' 2 ' 2' 1' , ' 1 ' l l V lc Y... ' ' . . . ' 4. ' ' ' , l . . . , ,a 1 , nan ' Q K . V, . . Y , . . . 7 . , .. Y, - ..Y K 1 . Y . . I 9 7 Y . . . . Y , . V . V , , . .. s V ' ' HMM 791044661 Somelime in lbe dim distant future we ,ind . .. The Senior Bees still struggling to be Senior Ayes. . . Ann Alexander finally joining the tribe of Breazeal nuts. . . Corrine Adajian finally landing a date with Charlie Trujillo. . . Yolanda Acosta voted the most out- standing juvenile Delinquent of the century. . . Connie Maller and Cathie Meeker still going to college hunting for a man. . . Mike Waddell playing the drums in the Salvation Army Band. . . Eva Romero still trying to hook a fellow. . . Rosemary Meyers running around in a 1976 convertible Cadillac with a chauffeur yet. . . Lt. Col. joe Mendez a private in the army peeling potatoes for the cook. . . Ricki Domasin operating his own fish stand at Temple and Alvarado. . . Mercy Dinger win- ning the title of Women's jalopy Star. . . Terry Mucci who was always crazy about the service has gone by the motto If you cant beat them join them Rose Harnen now a famous surgeon still waiting for her Prince Charming Steye Kodama now head instructor at Vic Tanny s Gymnasium Charles Wakamoto now a Kanaka boy roasting pigs for tourists at Waikiki Beach Carlos Basurto taking pictures of his wife the former Sylvia Goldbaum and their 25 children Manual Corral doing KP in Pancho Villas Army Bob Hope signing a big league contract after finally being discovered while playing for 15 years on the Echo Park Playground team Kenny Hickman making his college track team as a yawelin Mrs Smith finally allowing the class of Winter 57 to graduate Sandy Mitchell in Texas counting her oil wells Yolanda Acosta after years of shrewd scheming leaving for the moon with the Lincoln Basketball Team Ruth Mc Devitt after a twenty year engagement marrying her sailor boy Martha Meyers and Georgia Broyles win ning the Worlds tennis championship Franklin Ohgi entering Cal Tech as water boy for the football team Yolanda Salas Star Business Education mayor now baby sitting for a living Myrna Fernandez great singer and world trayeler raising pigs in Nic aragua Gregory Zubietta head lion tamer at Griffith Park Zoo Rina Speranza and her scientist husband taking off in their space ship for a honeymoon on Mars. . . Alice Felix still going to the Riverside Rancho to dance the Cha Cha Cha. . . Barbara jackson still looking for a job. . . Martha Espinoza will be a Lt. Colonel in the Air Force. . . Florencio Lopez, one time president of the United States, now president of the Mickey Mouse Fan Club. . . Norma and Anita now own the Belmont Student store. . . Stella Espino and Hank Duron with their nine boys, now have their own base- ball team. . . Bobby Seigoso getting the nerve to take out a different girl. . . Doc Nicol finally cracking a funny joke. . . Dora Garcia has become chief operator at the telephone company. . . Yolanda Guzman now prima ballerina with the New York Ballet Company . . . Victor Huessa handling the tamale concession at the Roller Derby Lloyd La Rue stock market genius is now buying more Garwood 11614, Charlene Wall ock after being hypnotized and regressed discovered that she was once Lucrezia Borgia After 40 years of marriage o Ann Hart and ohn Hart now have their own Marine Corps Leo uintana is now playing first chair in Perez Prado s band Gloria Bernzweig still going to L A C C for her MRS degree Robert Armstrong head basketball coach football coach and track coach at Belmont High School ohnny Pear son star R O TC student finally promoted to P F C Vicki Myhre voted Miss Vic Tanny of 1999 Theresa Melgaso has made the first rocket flight to Venus Vladmir Vdoxkm given the job as ball boy on the American Davis Cup Squad Mary Black and Beverly Boggs have their double wedding at the double ham burger shop Mr Yates still bragging about the mighty class of Summer 56 William Fong has won the Dayis Cup for America and has agreed to accept a challenge from Mr Moy Richard Chiponis after 45 years as peanut vendor for the New York Yankees has been promoted to mustard spreader for the hot dogs Bobby Seigoso Mayor of Echo Park has made the boat house his home with his private swimming pool in the back ,, V , . . ,, . . , , . . . . . . . , , , , f . . . - . . 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This group has 7257 its own student council and their president, Hiroshi Shibata, and vice president, Martha Espinoza, represent the Foreign Students on the Student Council. Their presence has meant much to Belmont as they have con- tributed greatly in the fields of scholarship, athletics, and cultural understanding. Aloal: ouleou aileanex. ' Hemel! ROWI S Hernandez I: Rivas S Shokawa K Teikasko B Fukada ROW 2 V hsperanza L Arayama E Romero M Espinosa H Shibata F Yamaguma K Takahara 1: Herrea R Rodriguez ROIV 3 R Phillips A Lopez M Rivas K W1llmes,I Heinrich D Arriola A Heinrich C Ceballos Miss R Von Bloeker sponsor OHICERS Hrrosl1iShibata president Martha Espinoza vice president Kenjiro Takahara treasurer ChrsatoAr1yama cordmg secretary Rosa Rodriguez corresponding, secretary Fumiko Yamaguma Girls League representative Wowlewmeettiem 99999 Q ROW 1 Abella Acewes I: Acexes I Aguirre Arhara Akatm Alatorre AI in ROD 2 Aldana Alxarado Alxares Alvarez Aroo Arrreta Arriola Arro 4 yoluua M.. 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X ,4 ju , , I . 5 V 1' , JA '-- l ' 115. GLN , ' ' L . ' . ' V ' - 1 h V- A y, S , V , Ka' iv. I , .. I , . 4' E ' . .C . ' as 2. at 1. .X ,M , O x -y s 's ,, . , hx Le , ., , my , M., 1 ' VA. - ' g .A 'L - - A V , .-.1 I ' L . F s s V: ' - - .-I W ' n. ' 1, L . 2 . V 1 L X V 1 W I .W 'Lu A X QL I .fiff ? V 7 .Y - .u . , Q -- . ' . 3 . . j SHN 1 'y y ' '. Y .I O i . 'i' D , '! ll ! x , Y z - -, , , 4, - 7 1, K , 1 's 1 'Q ' V A A . .. R Y ,A f ' . ... , Q f ' . ' U -Q sf ' W- f -1 : 3 . 1 ' ' , 1 - Q , , ' ' ' .f- x A ,, f C 3, iris' EI 7 l 1 -s s :h T . , . ' . , W ' ' I if 1' ,, K 4 ., , , ., , . , x . 5 E , V . , K . I 7 ' It 1 x b .9 -Lis ' ! ' O V .I K :L ' W A A 3 Q , Q 'F Avxe , I af ' x . N Wx if QW Y ffwm 4' V 1 f 'GM AZ 4' MNH 'R My M, , 01, ldr, 4, ,sa-H, Q if 3 gif 'J' J! M C Lack x 4 ROW 1: Rodrigues, Rojo Sahagim, Sakamoto, Salazar: Sanches, Sandoval, Sar, Sara- bia. ROW 2: Schubert, Schweid, Segovia, Seino, Shefek, Shi- ba, Shinizv, Shinohara, Shin- ozaki. ROW 3: Shiroishi, Spitzer, Sumitono, Suzuki, Takahara Takaki, Takata, A., Takata J. Takeichi. ROW 4 Takemoto Take sako Tanaka H Tanaka Y Tapia Tenorio Terres Torres Toyama ROW 5 Trejos Tronu Trulm Truylllo E Tsuga wa Um Uyeki Uyemura valdma ROW 6 Vardnia Vargas J Vargas R Vasquez Ven egas ROW 7 Villa Vnllalba Vll larreal Von Tautphoeus Watari ROW 8 Willmes Wong B Wong D Wong D Wong F ROW 9 Wong G Wong H Wong j Wong L Wong M ROW 10 Wong P Wong R Wong R Wong V ROW Il Wong W Yagi shlta Yanagi Yanez Yano ROW 12 Yano T Yasuda J Yasuda M Yee B Yee ROW I3 Yokota Yoshi mura T Yoshlmura T Zamudio J Lau i f V L , KK,--1 Q. I' . IA, fi' V Q VKWV ' ' s , g , , 3 36 , - ' fr.. ' Xiu E W e -.. 4 L Q. ' 5 Q29 Q99 n 'I X A i 1- Am el 'P La 996 E . 21 I , 5? A V Q . ' . i gf 'R ,, , R it IEEE, F ' ' M- L .Jr 1 A if . Q ,nzi J' L S ?': , , S ik fir iei R' R Qs Y W , V , , Q as , NE. S. K-Xia .1 , Q , O ,X I 44 , sk-,f f my 4, x W ' , f . V gfiw ' - , f' 'KQ2 . ., , ., , ., 5 L .gag V . '. , X, M Wong, W. ' 1 .A f , S' f V a A A .fi . E ' i lry. , ,' M ng: Q A Q bv 1 V B :,, S iisi V- iiii '- Y J S 1 5 M' V ennn -,+,L 'zx,Q. 5 mffk aa am tell' me die kamamas - 2? 725 Aceyedo These students ITL ucll represented Aguero nn the Student Counctl by Forrest Alvarez Robmett Amartllas 6 V LI' 1 E9 xl! LAL .-. X4 9.9 Q is F Robmett ROLV 2 Arenas Armstrong Aytlla Bachana Bell Ber ardnnr Borrogan Cardenas Chalepah ROIV 3 Chan Chung Clay Cline Corkum Cruz Curtis Dancel Dans ROI! 4 Delatorre Delgado Fnscher Flores Fong Fran co Crattan Garay Garcxa ROIV 5 Cmes Gonzalez Hall Helshx Hepler Hmkle Holley Hom Ivyashma ROW 6 jaramrllo jevnett johnson Jong jurado Kas sen Kxdclx Klsstnger Kolb ROV 7 Lee B Lee D Leon Levy Ltm Lobma Lopez Lue Lum R0 W 8 Mackey Marshall Mathevs Matsuura M1ller Mty agr Why ashxta Monge Montoya ROW 9 Mueller Nagashrkt Nreto Oarrc Osborne Per ez Ponce Potter Quan ROW 10 Rasendez Rey es Rodrrguez Salazar Sales Sargent Schmuck A Sch muck H Scott J ROW 11 Send S Sexgoso Shrshxma Shum Slade Sloan Smrth Stadnrck Suz u 1 ROW I2 Takemura Toke Trenholm Valadez Valen zuela Vasquez Wong Ya tom: Xee X A x f I - , A A -1 Qi . , .I 1 , 2 3 'L ' 3 , , -v ' -.4 vlf u ' A 1 Y 1 1 yi K sf A h V M y., L K . A 1 Q , i j , a , I , . . 4 Y f ' xl K 3 3 ' - . 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I Abdulazu Albzr no Alumtara Allen All man Allread Altgilbexs Alxarez Amao ROI! 2 Anderson D A derson D Anderson Andrmsen Andrews Arte Avtlos B1g,ai Baird RO!! 3 Bftkcr Blltlifflflll B'1lmer Balutk Bsmmli Bellows Benson Best Blink ROI! -I Boxer Bmdshm Brumbles Breazefll Brmu Broussfard Broun Brum bach Burbfmk ROI! 5 Burgess Burns Bustftmenle Canales Can field C'mnel Canon Curl Carr ROI! 6 C1rrz1n11 Clrrinl Campion Camnaug,,h Cel .1 Chnrikox Lhfuez Chang, Chin G ROI! Chin S Lhipoms Chude Connel Come Con treras L, Contreras L. Coons Craver. RO!! 8: Creech Cunning.,- h'im Damon Darr lhvis DeGc-erer Delg.,ado Del phin Douj.,l1s. ROIV 9: l,0Vf.,2lI'Ll Driscoll Dryden Edmonds Iimelio Endo Engerson lfstrwda Fincher. ROI! IU: Fern1ndez Fierro 'is lhurn i ood F ores F np, B. Fong., R. Fong, S. Frappmrt. I ll: Freeman Fru os Fujinalku Fukumolo, Calin no, Gallagher, Garcia, iee Gibson. ROI! IZ: Genson, Gonding Gonzalez, H., Gonlzllev, Y. Gomnda, Gough, Grants Greer, Guerrero. s. ., Q '- . ,, 5 ,. : fi!-5' fi. ' ' ' ,, . lg . I ' V J. Am ft ' Af- 4 TW' ' ms. - ' .A . 'ses -A. I 17 ROI! I: Guerra, R., Haefs, Hall, Ham, Harris, Herran, Herrera, L. Herrera, L. s Lv . T syn A O ROI! 2: Herrera, M., Hickman, Hicks, M My rr Hines, Hirai, Holtz, Hom, Honji. . i ' 643, . n Q . ..,, . 1 . , . , I , l ! 'Q . ROI! 3: Hsu, Hummer, lnouye, Irby, gl if , ! Ivey, jaidar, Jamison, jeng. 'R W' X- ' 4' ,v A ROI! 4: jessens, jones, johns, jue, gf V Jung, Kanada, Kawaguchi, Keener. ' A I ,V ,1 ' f ' I ' - ., I Ron S.- Kelley, Key, King, Kings- -. K . ' bury, Kirkwood, Kirn, Lawson, A., - .n ' I ,bf -'J' Lawson, j. xg ,if -i X ,- f I ' '- . - . xi . I i f Q X I ' 1 Q I ROI! 6: Lee, J., Lee, L., Lee L., Leip, ' - V Lemoine, Leos, Lew, Lewis, H. A . ' .if . IK x 4 Ls. - ROI! 8: Louie, C., Louie, R., Loving, Lucas, B., Lucas, E., Lujan, Lyons Madrigal. ROW' 9: Maidl, Marks, Marte, Mar- tinez, Martinson, Mashell, Mason. ROW 10: Mayesh, Mayorga, Maz- zotti, McDevitt, McKeen, McLaird, Mears, Melgaso. ROI! ll: Menning, Mensa, Merino, Messick, Miller, Mims, Mirelez, lNIit- suda. ROI! 12: Miyahara, Moioales, Mon- tes, Montgomery, Montoya, Moore, Moreno, Morimoto. ROIV 13: Lluffleman, Myers, Myhre, Naka, Naples, Naranjo, Nesson, New- man. ROW' 14: Nishioka, Noyes, Olsen, Ortiz, M., Ortiz, R., Osborne, Oton, Ozawa. ROI! 1- Lewis, J., Lim, Limoii, Liii- -- , tern,Little,Lofthus, Lombardo, - Lopez. I I -I .tt Q 'E - Q R VIE , I i I gd? ., il 'airi A X ri: I - I II 5 1 5 ig I V is 1 In ff .ii -. I huh .2 if Q l 5 I , ' , v I. I ' i. .. 1 I . V Kg - I .. , 1 .... 'A ., 1 if 'V ROIVI Paredes Pastllas Peel Perla Petersen Pnke Pomeroy Posqnskx ROI! 2 Potapoff Quan E Quan P Quan S Quexado uxntana N Quintana S Quxroz ROW 3 Quon Ralke Real Relagado Renna Reyes Rnera Roberts ROIV 4 Rodrnguez Romero E mero J Romero J Rouxllard Roy bal Ruddell Rudolph ROIV 5 Rumanas Russ Saekx Saka moto Saldana Salmas Sanchez San dah ROW 6 Sandoxal R Sandoxal T Santlllo Saucero Sazxo Schxmph Schmutk Schultz PSH- Q 95 Q69 at x.,l 3 4.1 L4 1,1 ROW 7 Scott G Scott V Sekx Semmnck Semole Shaw Smxth Solns ROI! 8 Sonnmen Sopher Speer Stambolns Stanford Stark Staro Ste wart ROW 9 Stone Sue Summaga Su zukl Tanahashl Tammoto Thomp son J Thompson B ROW 10 Thom Tlrado Toguchx Torres D Torres F Venegas F Venegas L Vxckers ROW I1 Vxlorxa Walker Walsh Watson Wayshak West Whnpple Whxte ROIV 12 Whttney Wllll3mS W1l son Wolf Wong A Wong C Wong D Wood ROW 13 Woodlmg Woodruff Woods Yanagn Yaszay Yazhy Yee Lozano :LA ky' l I I , t, . , . , V, - , A M T A I Q 1 1 .1 . Q Q ' Q, 12 L ' A' . 1 A J R ', ' , ' -'J ' ', ' ., . If . -e. . L --. , . -- .1 -1 J 1 Q 1 1 1 , ' 4' 1 Q ' i -Q, 1 J . 1 ' x at Q 1, u 1 1 g et g g , . , 5: , ' G 1 1 J 5 'Q A . .1 , ' ' 1 Y 1 Y 1 - gag.: Z S Y i A pdf ' - K ' 4 A -Y , L A ' , ?'Qf,.t ' . 51. Y ar , I. . v l , Q, Ro- V Q , 1 -1 1 .1 , y 1 , . gl gl 555 , , A - I-11 XE, A ' , ga ' ,. 3 1 1 GT ' 1 1 1 1 ' 2. 1. ' 1 -sf J i , ,..l 1 ,,t. l J df - 'qt ,Z - A 1 I 3 Y 7 ' 1 'VJ' . K J 1 J - - -O ' l 1, V , ' .V . 'I ' 1 7 . .., 1 Q 1 1 'J 1 ' ln 91. I M - lx . , S lbw A L.. ' V A N- 4 J' L V 1 V 1 f I - . P v I E ' Y 5 . 1 I 9 1 1 ' K , ' ' 1 1 y a ' at ' 'X as-.v 5-Ll x 1 - , , 5 I K? . 1 9 1 ' H E 1 -1 1 1 It if I R , ,hrs 1 :wg 1- - -5 -arte' I xl, K Q 'A 9 . 1 .1 V V f ' 1 -1 ' 1 -1 1 -1 N. fi- , . . , , ' 4' - - 1 - - -V X f- A. - - R A 1. R : 5 , , . . 5 M ' n -' 1 1 l 1 . V K ' Ki- l I . 1 1 9 1 ' K X ' ' 5 A K 'ij ,f . . 2' ' A S 5 1 I , , 1 1 1 1, -1 , 1 M Q T 731 1 -1 - ' 3 . . - ' ... , xg 11 fa... ' X A . ' ' 1 1 ' J? 11 . 1 A nl 1 1 1 la 1 2 s 1- 1 11 - K -: The B 11 class IS represented in the Student Councll by Connie uan and Langford Wong 77Zeet ada mcgilg 2? ll fmomrms Connie Quan Langford Wong 5 yi Q-7? MN QQ? Q S ee an N9 N I ' 32 56 - , , A y , , QW Al .,q- ROW 1 Allison Altamir ano Amussen Aguero Arm stead Balderrama Banks Barroso Baylor ROI! 2 Beard Beason Benson Bentley Berrard Berumen Brenner Brovxn F Brovsn W ROW 3 Byrd W Candel aria Carlos Carrillo Cason Chambers Chapralis Cher hevsalla Corona ROW 4 Dexoe Donohue Doria Dorsey Durbm E cobedo Estrada Fernandez Fields ROW 5 Fong Furukaywa Garcia Gantan Garner Gee Giptl Goldstein Gotanda ROW 6 Gutierrez Guy Guzman Hall Haynes Heu er Honda Hunt Ikeda ROW 7 jurado Kashma bara Kwan Louie Lopez R. Lopez R. Leady Lee Lucero. ROW 8: Mangles Martinez S. Martinez A. Mcchellan Mendoza Nicholson Oliver Ojeda Ortiz. ROW 9: Ovall Pando Par- Perry Pettis Phelan Pinal Ponce Proper. ROW 10.' Ramirez Reyes T. Reyes H. Richardson Robles Robinson Roybal Salazar Sanche. ROW ll: Sagebarta Shirp- ser, Steiner, Sterry, Stewart Solly Soo Hoo Tarampi, Tats. ROW 12: Tavanar, Thorns- burg, Torres, Valencia, Vas- quez, Velasquez , Rodine Wass, Whitehead. u N L' L' 1 k .n-A Q WW Q de om Zen' as 1 , ROW1.'Wong,Woo, - -. C, . ' Woodard, Williams, Yee, ,E J 17, XAMW I Q Zogg, Amussen. :flu - 6 . 1.. Kayoko Matsuura is the soice 6 1 -fklk Q! R- 'ze :Mauna - ,4 705 of the A-10 in the Student Council. .4 C' ROW 2 Amscough Alcan tara Allen Alonzo Alvarez Ambarran Anderson Aren as Arrmoto ROW 3 Armenta Asarn Ashenhurst Avlla Baxrd Balcorra B a r be e Barker Bauusza ROW 4 Bell Bermudez Berry Bras Bxnd Bishop Blackman Blaka Blood ROW 5 Breckson Brown Broyles Burgess Bylmsky Carney Carrlllo Carter B Carter C ROW 6 Capps Casxllas Cazares Chacon Chagoy Chambers Cherepavrchus Chxng Clules ROW 7 Chnlson Chung Church Clsneros Clark Clme Colclasure Coldasure Colunga ROW 8 Connolly Corral Cortez, Cralg Craver Crews Croman Crothars Cruz J ROW 9 Cruz H Cruz M Cusnmano Davrla DeAen1le Degenaro Delgado Drates, Duran ROW10 Eaunger Ellamae Ernest Enves Esparza Far mer Fxeld Frerro Flemett Sf Xl E A ,Q ka F K l -' ' , , kr ' 'sr k ' ' -,l s.. ,. - , ' , I . gif :L , . 1 , A .2 R 4 ,I B , ' I J! l . l Y ll -: 4 . C QQ! , 9 u W! V N. A A ul R 2 A -Rf m :ld X L . ' A l ,gr 9 J' ' p V ,, l ,, ', ll A ,. - ' as . r an x . 5952 - , I Q Q 4 i v , , h ', -. - K . , s. l R X A 51 ,. 4, . C lf A - 5' - ' 2 1 1. A A ' :C . 1 1 n .v L - A .' - .wr . L ' , 7 fl I 1 I A, 4 Avi 1 , 7 , U , l 1 4 p Q A , .1 l , , -, a I 4 ' 4 N -C ' X- I , . , , A L' Y' Y kr 2.1 l sg I J ' 9 X Q 9 9 n R K? lg A , O s L it 1 ll as WL! l I 1 1,1 A .. , lx . L 5 -N v-1 'X A 'Q L L41 LL 4 l x 1 SQ 1 ROW' I: Fleming, Flippen, Flohrer, Flores, j., Flores, R., Floyd, Fong, Fong, G. ROW' Z: Freeman, Fritz, Gaither, Gamboa, Garcia, G., Garcia, R., Gar- cia, R., Gardner. ROW 3 Geffe Ginn Gonzales Gropp Gutierrez Haddix Hagm ara Halme ROW -I Hanabata ma Hays Herms Hirotso Hansen Hatakey Hestyx ood Hirai Hoelter llofele Howard Huff R0 l 7 Hodges Holguin Honda Hunt ROW 6 Hunter lvsai jatkson james jessen Jessie john johns ROI! jolley jones jordan j hagavya Kast Katayama Keener ROW 8 Ixinkade Kirn lxleeman Klingsporn Koch Koyo lxlokou La Nlora ROW 9 Lau Leathers Leutt Link Little Lopez Lovse Lucky ROW I0 Luyan Lum Luna Math ano MacDonald Maldonado Malloy Mankin ROW ll Nlanriquez Nianuel Niartin Martinez Niationg Matsura Mauri tio Maynard ROW I2 hltllexltt 'Nleflhon Me Gill Melellan Meeker XlCll8S Mad rano Menntng ROW13 Mercado Nlugrs Milan Nliller Minkus Minton Mitthell Mitsuhashi ROW I4 Miyabe Moffett Moon Morales Moorison Morlyomery Mott Moya Q I YV' , Q- R - .... I Q .T.7, Y fem , ' Y LX 1. -54 ,-- 5- S? GQ M Q 4-7 7 , i 7 : .r , . 3 , -. I 1 I A y , y , f Q ' Z. . w - .. ..4' -' x , Q Y I .' 4 4 , , ' 4 '- S ' D I V ! H '- is f: . .4-4 .1 5-:uv ' t . 52' ' , V, , , , i ' 2 ' , . , . , , fs-f ' at A . X . - . , , , , h 5 l 5 ' 1 if ,.- . t S 7 s Q Us . ' , , ' , - V 1 ,J . me A I 1-C 5 K 6' 1 ' ,- . , . ,-1, . . - .. . . , l ,7 , ' ,Q 1 , i 1 .f ... . ' L . Q11 X I . 7' .:- . . ' I- v Y . . R 4 ' ' 'iii if x s ii 1 i , l : S A - if ' - V V ' 1 s n - as 4 R X . L .tt no if , Q J ' J 1, - R5 ' -f . 5. cy 1 0 p A 4 ' 5- ' 3 A ll . 'S b. I' L ' ' - i 1 a in , , ,xiii ,fp - X Q1 ,L W J , l N y F if L s F 1 , . . 4 i V in .' ' ' , i ' , '- ' 1 ' I , v 1 ,H ' ' 2 F in 472 H - ' ' F IL f L af A V' ,X ,W ., ,, Q, K Xi- F- Y - , Qi I ' .' - ' , . i ' , A i . , 5 ' A I y I 1 v i 1 3 ,, I? - V 1 ,sf Le .- i, - .,-i X s ' 4 ' V ' . 5 Y 5 . ' - A - 6 ' Q ' 'lv . 2 . sy 5 . 2 K A F A 6- f Q K ROW' 1: Munoz, C., Munoz, J., Nadles, Nakazawa, Navarro, Nestor, Niebla. A t . ROW 2: Nishimora, Nyulassy, Obaz, ' ' . - Oicamura, Olguin, Orlean, Ortiz, Oy- f ' ma. E. . L. P1 3 l A 1 -K x W I - - ' , V ROIV 3: Paniagua, Parada, Parker, V Parra, Passarella, Pearson, Penn, Perea. X v , 1 A t ii V - - 2' K .C A A Ti V ROIV 4: Perez, Peters, Polich, Ponce, - g . 3-3, Pope, Piireda, Pike, Pitchen. if - ' . Q A. n ,, X. N, A A ROIV 5: Quan, Quintana, Reyes, Rivera, Roberts, Rob- 5 mson. 1 Y . R A . g - I 7 P , X J ROW 6: Rodriguez, Rogers, - ,A A -4 Z, .4 Romero, C., Romero, L., - i . f W fXRomero, M., Romero, R. .f7 , X , Y ,. .L A , b f lf' 51, VL R eee.. S fn .A x A ,. Y uf' N , lf D S 7 ! J S W X ROI! 7: Rosero, B., Rosero I j., Sakamoto, Salazar, Sauno- 121.4 4 5 'S ris, Sazio. . Z S -Zi ia? :Z .4 421 V '. L . K 1 - g - ASROW 8. stain, sum, Se ' dillo, Sermeno, Shigemitsu, an , Shimazaki. -f l t if -1 I 17 ' -Y-jf S' Z.QuzvJ V ROIV 9: Shinzato, Sims, Z Smith, C., Smith, K., Sour- ,. apas, Stambolis. ' ,gy ax-A 1 'Q ix X f I-' 2 W are ' r 'V' ROW 10: Steele, Stone, l 'Q Stout, Szeredy, Tagle, Tay- - X lor, T., Taylor, M., Tay- QQ! r ,ly lar, P. 1 W, ! S 5 ' -1 L . ROW ll: Teeter, Tevis, A A Thomas, W., Thomas, D., Tillery, Tolliver, Tomita, - Fong, Torres. , ,gf f, 4 ' M I i . , FW' ROW 12: Tostado, Tracy, - Trevino, Valadez, Valen- A zuela, Vanegas, Vasquez, P ,x V ' Zwolsky, Velasquez. V P ,V '. L ' 'R . Qi' 1 Vw' V 'uw' fl ROW 13: Vieweg, Vigil Viramontes, Vizcarra, Wal: sker, Washington, B., Wash- ington M., Weaver, Yusa. ROW 14: Whitten, Wil- liams, Wills, Winson, Wong, B., Wong, M., Wong, R. Young, K., Young, R. sr' 1 ' X' 1 35 7az'me Zecmfew af die Valcmd, 2705 ROI! I: L. Corral S. Castillo D. Herrera . arvis D. , , , J .I , Cng, N. Fujinaka, M. DeLaCruz, E. Yamamoto, R. Chavez B. Leyba, P. Arone. ROI! 2: E. Brown, B. XVong, I. Del gado, S, Gutierrez, R. McNeal, L. Hicks, G. jefferson, D. Hudson, Y. Varela, R. M. Flores, G, Cortez, E. Zuhia, M Kato. ROW 3: J. Darr, F. Sanchez, S. Duran, M. Altgibers E. DeLaney, E. Sanchez, S. Benat, M. Montoya, G. Ferreira ROI! 1: VU. Olguin, B. Kinoshita, A. Lester, J. Miyagi XV. Straney, j. Rodriguez, F. Tanabe, D. Russel, M. Quin tana, T. Luis, I. Rosales. ROI! 2: j. Pilve, I. Mauricio, C. Eastman, C. Rodriguez, C. Paiz, j. Bresheors, A. Segura, M. Rivera, C. Love, K. Casey, L. Sheefer, M. Lopez. ROI! 3 R. Kavvaguchi, A. Ornelas, C. XVilliams, j. Carmona, E Hennigar, N. Veloria, E. Maizer, H. Fierro, D. Shuls, J. jue x s D Es inoza ROI! 4 M Carrillo D Barron V Atosta . p . : . , . , . ' , XV. Gibson, G. Degen, XV. Hall, G. Fong, R. Honda, H. Quan, D. Novison, R. Fong, I. Garay, E. Garcia, A. A. Black, G. D'Angelo. ROI! 5: R. Ferrel, A. Bray, F. Regina, A. llayser, B. jammon, j. Anguianio, R. Erickson, G. Zimmer- man, J. Dugan, G. Arogin, R. Brittain, j. Burnside, L. Doty G. Tapia, J. Lewis, R. Salatlino. ROI! 4: L. Sprunger, D Licbelt, L. Vaske, F. Erix es, XV. Miller, H. Barbee, M. Mar tin, R. Metz, H. Salinas, G. Fong, D. Steele, A. Salanitro P. Rosenbaum. ROI! 5: R. Gonzalez, R. Parmelee, L. Ortiz A. Silva, G. Evans, L. Camou, P. Perez, V. junkins, P. Mon tejano, P. Dominguez, J. Paniagua. Xia ACTIVITIES Il ORGANIZATIONS 1:19 ILIL X! 4523 hw ' A . QI II, S hi 774 ' mczqcclffriffzeg ', What the well-dressed Seniors are wearing. 9 O sl The King, Ralph Castillo, and the Queen, Eleanor Escobosa, are crowned by peasants jean Goldstein and Marvin Luster. X Q Jaime think 6521 fm 7056 Sentara 5666660 Dag No comment. It happens about the same time every semester. The Senior A's begin to crack under the strain of being Senior A's. They reminisce and think back to the happy, carefree days when they were responsibility free and still attached to the apron strings. Realizing that it is unwise to repress such thoughts, they set a day aside in which they allow these feelings to manifest themselves. They dress and act as they did when they were pre-school children. They elect a king and queen and when it is all over they return to class once more psychologically sound and ready to face up to the responsibility of carrying on in an increasingly complicated world. Acting their a e 1 All dressed up and no place to go Qfamecamdag, cmd a 64 mawaea! This year a new tradition was born at Belmont. A homecoming queen and her attending princesses were selected and crowned. The Queen and Princesses were selected by those fine judges of pulchritude, the football teams. The Student Council nominated the candidates from which the football teams made their selections. The Color Guard stands at attention. The pictures on this page are proof positive that the boys knew what they were about when they selected Carol Yusa as Queen and Joan Ramos, Shirlene Jor- dan, Viola Chan, and Mary Burkland as the Princesses. Clarence Chic1et,' Rodri- guez was given the honor of crowning the Queen, a job which he did with finesse. The Queen and her attendants are driven on to the field. She emerges . . . i And is crowned Y ll 7564 64 Www? .laude mme kde Fagffmzfcd amide cwkdmz Dag .,--f' --..-.., , l l s l ' ' E Maw This group may have a lot of pull . . . -f-iw .gal-1. But these fellows sure carrt the sxeiglit' 'Q Hold that line! j. Freeman, Queen, Ci. Ferris, King, E. Cerdn, Friend They're all wet! Nutrition was never like this ?! ,, x v is 35 ig Q 6 ,K if li ie eeatafzdaae dm died: ecaecwmo - 5 56 Dag LA xt .l . The officers are driven on to the field The class assembles We oonteala ' at Wx.- The egg throwing contest Tug of war Obstacle race I e Zzapdcec me amended Class of S'56 receives the Sportsmanship trophy S'56 and W'56 share the Little Brown jug A 75 wow cz Wdwwz Wwdmfaad fam die dazed af 70156 20a Lad 4, mandmlal time 146 Zan' 655 diem dag. Dag 7056 -ff J wr At last you're on the Slug!! iff IV' H .A .gf- and what a thrill to stand when they call your name When they read the will, you're embarrassed AAA But you forget that when they woof the Sr. B's. .yen-...an ,,s- u.,- X ? e f'Js,,,,f27'5:J f -jg- p'f'A Banu LEE ZZ lie Zyafzldh cz 423496, du me cam Me emdafmw 7044 Wfmafezed 70441 7 We Zccfztczda ,4ageZ is A In ,, .,- , - .f at W. , .5 4, 'v S T. Naranjo, F. Robinett, A. Snnmoiloff P. LaMora, li. Russell j. Cowgill, Shirley Brooks Variety was the keynote of the fall Drama Assembly as Wfbo Murdered Wfbo, a thrilling mystery, The Curtain, a soul searching drama, and Angel Child, a hilarious comedy were presented by the Drama class. Intermission entertainment was provided by Myrna Fer- nandez, Yolanda Guzman, Benjamin Pinol, Hector Numez, Tina Naranjo, Jimmy Johnson, and Mike XY'ad- Vnlfefzmdcddaa ewtefufadamewlf dell. Incidental music was provided by the Belmont Band, under the direction of Mr. Sheldon Mehr. Forrest Robinett acted as lN'I.C. for the occasion. Mr. joe Dudley was responsible for the design and construction of the sets, and the plays were under the direction of Mr. jarold Goodman and Mr. jack Thompson. eww Y . We Zealmdam Zan lam Zack die decade of time Q O One mo three , . , O'Leary .rits J'1'f'l S ,f l 34, ,,',,,' ' P we S Mis A 'itl,- V 4 ' ..4'w'r!1f 'N-5. f in ulr - A I K3 4 Xl l Y 4 ' . - w M, J g,..,.Q 1 9 -. al - V l - 'if V A9057 f ' I' Royalty in the nurse x King Clary busses Queen Mary Minding little bmthc The Beautiful Dolls The Mousekereers e ' T YF Q X V 1 sl'-W rl wx l-E: A ,Z rl S-g krzk :II 87,5 I 'I S u f lllll PQ 127' N N5 5 K J ll u I Q H e . it J X l if L f' 4 'Lf 'ir l a I e Amwzdawa mee dim dede: 57 Sweater: Dag 'Lf 5104 -1'rN Their coral and white convertible matches their sweaters. The Aristotelian Officers are introduced. 5 l 4 Next year they'll be cooking them Rueben announces the results ,Q x If they'd only work that hard on their homework. The perfect form for Sweater Day Aristotelians take the Sportsmanship Trophy The Little Brown jug is won by the Centurians ....a9l'Sf e girt- air. 5... get imma mosr of die tame ea mm: an noomnrmau waz!! lrumulrvzas ,QJZWLJFZQ aaa wlfms Wad MW' f4uZZmeZcc HYSTOA TQACHEI-1 C 16' bail, , -ph 3- SEEK Fm madiaq and mcmq aziefz aadykaza deedqaeaf ta made de gelmaaz' IMIIMAIM 4 we!! edumted ,demon ae madef atuafenta made! May Huey Rosalie Best Marie Trujillio Adrian Cazares The annual Spring Fashion Show is a feature of each year's activities of the Homecoming Department. Pictured on this page are pictures of a few of the girls who participated in this event. Incidentally the models all made their own clothes in the clothing classes here at Belmont. Men, what are you waiting for? They're attractive: they make their own clothes, and if they're homemaking majors, you can bet they can cook too. When it comes to giving parties, this group has a spe- cial advantageg they can make their own refresh- ments. Good ones, too, if the pleasant expressions on the faces of the girls enjoy- ing the Homemaking De- partment Halloween Party mean anything. Miss Cros- ier, chairman of the depart- ment, Miss Money and Miss Rosetto are the ones charged with the responsi- bility of seeing that these girls develop the skills they will need to become model homemakers. Walkman panty . 9-gap . r?qffr'fgf,l'LK 4 N KM, N Pat Rodriguez We IM ummm: an the awww! gwew zdemaeiaea 756 7465 Semectefz Stcwlewa' ' . In addition to the cabinet the work of the Council is carried on by the various representatives whose duty it is to carry to the Council the needs of their constituents. The following students have been elected or appointed to act in this capacity. Kayoko Matsuura, A10 representative, Connie Quan and Langford Wfong, B11 representatives, Kazumi Masukawa and Phil Hernandez, A11 rep- resentatives, Forrest Robinett, B12 representative, and Martha Espinoza, Foreign Student representa- IIVC. Student Government is indeed a vital part of life at Belmont, and heading the student government is the Student Council. The Student Council, guided by Mr. Robert Den- ahy, is comprised of the various student body ofhcers and grade representatives. The cab- inet positions are held by the following students: President ...... ..,.... T ak Fujii Vice-President . . . ,,.. Angie Hall Secretary ..,.....4... ,, . . . joan Ramos Treasurer ...,....,..,..,... Beulah Chan Boys' League President ,.... Florencio Lopez Historian ............. Charlene Wfallock Foreign Student President. . ,Hiroshi Shibata 7!. 7,125 l joan Ramos, Tak Fujii, Angie Hall iea' ,ezdai edae ' ance and clfefz We Spring Semeatez laden' RON 1: Ruben Davalos, Prexy: Kathy XVilliams, Foreign Student Vice-Prexy: Connie Quan, Historian: Carole XVong, Secretary: joan Ramos, Veep: Forrest Robinett, Sergeant at Arms: janet Branet, Treasurer: Kejiro Tal-zahaha, Foreign Stu- dent Prexy. ROI! Z: Mary Fujinada, Bl!! Rep,g jeanne Honda, B11 Rep.: Barbara Wong, A10 Rep.: Bill Degenaro, A10 Rep.: listher Quan, A11 Rep.: Carlos Fernandez, A11 Rep.: Lloyd LaRue, Sentinel Rep.: Bob Kaualuchi, CASC Rep.: Kazumi Masukawa, Fditor-in-Chief Campanile. RON 3: Mrs. Denahy, Betsey jolz, john Brazeal, Ann Alexander, Delia Carillas, Girls' League Rep.: Charlene W'allock, Yolanda Acosta, Girls' League Rep.: XVanda Allen, Girls' League Rep.: Teresa Mel- gaso, Girls' League Rep.: Alma Bauer, Martha Espinoza, joe Aredas, Boys' League Rep.: Rose Tostado, john Hom, Giroshi Shibata, Boys' League Rep.: Bill Fong. ffiwza. Qfzcwle Ewmwamw up an die WA: mmm President . . . .................... Ruben Davalos Vice-President . . . , . . . 'loan Ramos Secretary . . . . . . . . Carole Wfong Treasurer ........ . . . janet Branch Sergeant at Arms .... . . .Forrest Robinett Historian ........, .... C onnie Quan F. S. President .....,. . . .Kenjiro Takahara F. S. Vice-President ..........,....... Kathy Willmes B12 Representative .................,.. Barbara Kline All Representatives .... Esther Quan, Carlos Fernandez B11 Representative .................. Jeanne Honda A10 Representatives .... Bill Dengenaro, Barbara Wong B10 Representative .................. Nancy Fujinaka ' ' s - 'gow .Z Endowed, joe Aredas Hiroshi Shibata VL illlam Fong Fddie Fong ,loan Ramos Ruben Dawalos Carole Wong Wleez' came mee of dim auuau 'silence The lower house of the Student Senate is called the Tribunes. This group is composed of representatives from the various home- rooms. lt is through the Tribunes that the students have a chance to exercise their opportunity to partici- pate in Student Government. Mrs. Hosack is the guiding light of the group. The of- ficers of the Tribunes are Delia Casillas, president: Helen Gutierrez, secretary: Martha Ramirez, secretary: and janet Branch, sergeant- at-arms. Uelra L2lSlll3lS, president: Helen Gutierrez, secretary: Martha Ramirez, secretary: janet Branch, sergeant-at-arms: P. XVong, -I. Marte, R. Romero, N. Ilontla, C. Fernandez, F. Franco, B. joly, E. Parra, B. lNlacDonald, R. Monge, A. Bauer, A. XVong. KOH I: R. Benson, secretary: F. Lopez, president: Mr. Condit, sponsor. ROI! 2: L. Larue, vice president: Mr. Scharf, sponsor: XV. Young, sergeant-at-arms. e 'gow' .league Jael! The Boys' League promotes the inter- ests of all the Belmont Boys and serxes the school in many ways, most notable of which are perhaps the sponsoring of the noon moxies along with the presentation of sexeral line assemblies each year. 'l'he Boys' l.eague Cahinet, in which leader- ship of the League is co-ordinatetl, is sponsored hy Mr. ifontlit and Nr. Scharf. Memhers of the rahinet are liloreneio Lopez. president: Loyd Larue, rice presi- dent: XVilIie Young, sergeant-at-arms: and Roliert lleason, sL't'l'L'l.lfy. P AMIMIS 4,4 tie WAIIIIIIS aw' ,gig 649666 l7'Psar'Iff ' if A f. Q- .,-Q5 ' ' QM, H ,fd-1'-A.stY1 ' I ROW 1: A. Liera, F. Yamaguma, J. Honda, H. Mercad, D. Casillas, M4 A. Alexander. ROW 2: S. jordan, j. Tostado, K. Kajiya, L. Chan, U. -ZZQQCCZ ouua, 12. M. Quan, E. Quan, A. Yee, D. Kishaba. ROW 3.- Mrs. Mf- Kenzie, J. Dorsey, B. Wong, S. Miyata, S. Bias, T. Melaso, C. XX'allock, T. Delgado, Y. Acosta, C. Quan, D. Delphin. ROW 4: R. Esparga, M. M Urbina, C. Boyer, C. W'ong, A. Bauer, B. Brumbach, C. Adajian B. Carlos, W. Allen, G. Gibson. Q41-ala' eague ' ITOP TO BOTTOMQ: Mrs. McKenzie, F. Yamaguma, D. Delphin, J. Honda, T. Melgaso, W. Allen, D. Casillas, C. Wong. The Girls' League, under the effi- cient leadership of Mrs. Doris Mc- Kenzie, has as its principal function the promotion of girls' activities. Every Belmont girl should belong to this organization and may do so by purchasing a membership card i for only five cents. The Council, comprised of representatives from fourth period classes, meets once a month and carries on the many proj- ects the Girls' League annually sponsors. Among activities of the Girls' League that have long been traditions at Belmont are Sadie Hawkin's Day, The Christmas Gift Parade, and Cotton Day. The Girls' League Cabinet, which meets daily and coordinates the many efforts of the Belmont girls, is headed by Carol Wong, president, Wanda Allen, cor- responding secretaryg Delia Cassillas, recording secretary, and Thresa Mel- gaso, treasurer. 72 6 :JZ Ali ROW l: Ju, N. Honda, J. Okamura, J. Honda, J. Furukawa, A. Tomita, R. Nishimura, L. Balcortal, R. Vasquez, l. Louie. ROIV Z: S. Devoe, E. Fong, K. Hatakeyama, M. Hirotsu, N. Shimazaki, T. Mitsuhashi, B. Niebla, E. Quan K. Matsuura, D. Flippen, B. Yee, Mrs. Quackenbush. ROW 3: B. Wong, C. Bautista, I. Arenas, L. Sterry, C. Wass, S. Dyama, l. Allen, A. Shinzato, T. Holquin, E. Sool-Ioo. Membership in the Squires is open to all students regard- less of grade level provided their scholarship and citizen- ship grades are satisfactory. Doc', Nicol as sponsor has been the inspiration for this organization for many years. The group serves the school in many ways not the least of P which are selling cokes at the Bel Hops and manning the score board at the football games. -+91 6206 Wlagdew The primary purpose of the Maydens is service to both the school and the community. Membership in the Maydens is a rewarding experience and Mrs. Quakenbush, sponsor, en- courages all tenth grade girls to join. The officers currently guiding the destiny of this group are Judy Furukawa, presidentg Jeanne Honda, vice president, Connie Quan, sec- retaryg and Andre Zogg, treas- urer. ROW I: P. Lamora, T. Mucci, J. Evey. ROW 2: B. Phelan, T. DelGado, G. Mravec, K. Giffe, V Vdovkin P Coons L Tens D Casillas ROW 3 G Baird J Lim, Dr. Nicol, W. Pierce, W Fong I Jessens ROWI E Dovgard L Melgaso M Walsh C Amad J Fujinaka A Chin J Hom ROW 2 M Takemura M E Flores A Miyagi B Chan M Heishi B Ozavsa K Masukawa ROW 3 M Nishioka K Morimoto M Mason E Quan Miss Rosetto G Fukumoto T Lopez J Moore J Saeki :Jaco The eleventh grade girls' service club is the Chatelaines. The club is sponsored by Miss Rosetto and is open to any eleventh grade girls holding a C average or better. The of- ficers of the club are Akiko Niyagi, presidentg Kazumi Ma- sukawa, vice presidentg Beulah Chan, secretaryg and Maria Flores, treasurer. 73 law - We lflldlllld IM warms fndgdzfe ROW' I: j. Braezeal, C. XX'akamoto, R. Ragiwada, B. Hope. Roll 2: lI.Sl1i- bata, T. Fujii, Gold- stein, Mr. Condit, D. Quan, F. Ohgi, M, Lus- ter, XV. Chang. ROI! 3: S. XX'ong F. Lopez, j. Aponen, V. Quan, S. Kodama, j. Mendel, R. Marquis, T. Iuamoto, S. Chan, j. Aredas, R. Soo- Hoo. The Knights and I.adyes are comprised of outstand- ing twelfth grade students who have a strong desire to serve Belmont. Membership in these organizations is not predicated so much on scholarship as it is on citizenship, reliability and the past record of school service. The Knights are sponsored by Mr. Condit and headed by Dennis Quan, while the Ladyes are co-sponsored by Mrs. Goin and Mrs. Peyton and have Mercedes Urbina as their president. These groups perform many services for the school and are perhaps best known for their Student Court activities, their efficient ushering during the Belmont assemblies, and their masterful manage- ment of the cafeteria traffic during the nutrition and noon hours. By the way that girl in the Knight's picture is not a mistake. That's jean Goldstein, honorary Knight. The honorary Lady was camera shy. 1' adqea Sliimafaki, li. Kwan der, C. XVallot'k. ROI! I: Y. Acosta S K1lllT'il. RUN 2: R. llll nen, S. jordan, j. Ramos Mrs. Goin, M. lll'l5II'll Mrs. Payton, j. Cioldstun A. Hall, N. cillllll u RUN' 3: N. Soolloo T Melgalso, li. Taltigut in A. Ilonda, A. jamicson ff. XYVUIU1, M. lNltl,heison Cb. llroylcs, N. Kiusln I Yamaguma, A. Alcxtn W. . vis I' - m H 5? 3 at if ' A 'Q' A X at Q' 1 , 'L F59 x ' 4 9 KV Q1 ' 1 1 Q a.l P' I Q Q , 'P xjfi it , Q J X fi. ty xr ii M ww H 'ir' ,, H, -QQ, 'swf 1' fs 1 wi 9 3, A ia r Zane! ROW 1: j. Scott, J. Ken- gle, D. Bolin, M. Herrera. ROW 2: W. Fritz, J. Cowgill, C. Carter, T. Miller. ROW 3: L. Quin- tana, M. Nicola. ROW 4: E. Armenta, V. Campion, D. Rivera, j. Harms, P. Lamberton, R. Young, j. Braga, S. Nishioka. ROW S: C. Montoya, E. DeSe- villa, M. Waddell, F. Ruddell, S. Miyabe, G. Peel, Mr. S. Mehr, B. Shands. 704416946 Two of our musical groups enjoy music so much, they produce much of it on their own time. The members of the band, directed by Mr. Sheldon Mehr, obviously enjoy music more than sleep because they come to school many minutes earlier than they have to, just to make music. Such love of music must be infectious for the band has grown tremendously in size and quality during this lpast year. We at Belmont are proud of our fine ban whose performances at assemblies, football games and other school events make . all of these occasions memorable ones. The Madrigals, directed by Mrs. Lillian Sargent, would rather sing than eat, for they give up many of their nutrition periods for rehearsal time. This love for music is reflected in their very beings when they gather together to sing an old English ballad or an American folk song. The joy is contagious. We catch a certain amount of it as we sit in the audience and for this experience we owe much to the Madrigal Singers. They attest to the fact that the arts Hourish at Belmont. M9214 ROW 1: R. Irby, J. ju, P. LaMora, G. Broyles, J. Cajhan, S. jones, L. Ro- mero, R. Esparza, M. Vis- caira, P. Peila, I. Jessens, P. Coons, L. Lanzilli. ROW 2: K. Gleason, S. Smith, B. Phelan, B. Bart- ley, C. Doric, M. Stone, W. Wood, E. Peace, A. Perez, H. Hoff, j. Ivey, G. Peel. 76 pdczfwze Qnfpandle 141564154 These students also make pictures, but they use exposure meters and cameras in- stead of canvas and brushes. This group of lens hounds headed by sponsor Mr. Scher, not only receive much training in picture taking but also learn much about printing, developing and enlarging. They'll click a shutter at anything even remotely photo- genic and they would like to enlarge their circle as well as their pictures. So why not join them? If your attitude is not negative, who knows what may develop? iltvwi-MV...-. To the students pictured here and to sev- eral who were not present for the picture taking, the Campanile staff is indeed grateful, for it was they who so aptly provided the many illustrations which appear on these pages. We also wish to express a deep feel- ing of gratitude to Miss Byrne Lippincott and Mrs. Caroline Tupper who contributed so much of their time and talent to see that the moments of inspiration that the artists experienced were truly fruitful ones. The artists contributing illustrations were, Robert Cobbs, Jerry Canfield, Ronald Edmonds, Johnathan Hall, Alice Honda, Miyagi Akiko, Florencia Morales, Benny Quan, Bob Reeses, Bernardo Roserto, Jeanne Saeki, Judy Levie, Beauregard Lee, Steve Kodama, and Sumi Kawana. ROW 1: L. Takeuchi, J. Oakamura, I. Louie, J. Furukawa, Mr. Scher ROW 2: R. Viloria, B. Hirotsu, R. Petersen, D. Tanahashi. mea feidcwl Ze mem Zeiiffwl We mdwevw Have you ever wondered how our bare auditorium stage is transformed from the dull, drab appearance most empty stages present to the setting of a luxurious coun- try estate? Did you think some sort of magic was performed to make our auditorium stage such an exciting setting for a pep rally or a talent assembly? Well, the only magic perfomed was the sort achieved by the hard work and know-how of Mr. Dudley and his industrious stage crew and stage design classes. They deserve our heartiest congratulations for the high quality of production that is characteristic of every Belmont assembly. Sm 660 ROW' l: L. Whitten, T. Matsuura, J. Blanco, M. Breazeal, j. Recinos, Mr. Byron, j. Dudley. ROW Z: P. Brandt S. Seid, L. jew, E. Erfurth, D. Chung, j. Lim. Jai ,mfg firm QjmjRk'T lf X1 Qvx VL 24? f ltlfl A iff ff Y Lf ug A- e ,LQ Al V ,L ggfvdfllllf 264690: ROW I: R. Andrews, M. Vasquez, B. Cline, I. jes- sens, H. Clay, Mr. Byron, J. Dudley. ROW 2: D. Chung, J. Avila, A. Cor- ona, S. Espino, R. Cas- tillo, j. Reyes. 77ZeeZ Zze fume accewtcua cmd engweew dale Zak glad' ROI! I: Y. Lew, G. Mar, R. Sermeno, S. Ogawa, j. Furukawa, Dr. Nicol, j. Lew, H. Hagiwara, XV. jue, H. Fong. ROI! Z: L. DeFelice, R. Viloria, A. Chapralis, M. Beteta, B. Phelan, S. Chan, XV. Fong, G. Lee, M. Di- Gerorio. ROW' 3: G. Peel, V. Vdovkin, D. Ta- nahashi, S. Quintana, C. jew, C. XVong. Are you on speakin burner? Do you thi cerning a piece of pl is no to the hrst two Do you feel comft 1 1 the third one then yt I on this page. They many other things s 'Bela EM ROW 1: L. Balcorta, P. Quan, D. Ham, R. Ojeda, P. Dryden, R. Viloria, E. Sool-loo, E. Quan, E. Quan. ROW' 2: R. Fong, B. Kawaguchi, M. Di- Gregorio, M. Balmer, B. XVong, M. J. Lee, S. A. Chin, J. Herran, Miss Chang. ROW 3: S. Quin- tana, XV. Fong, G. Scott, A. Scott, j. Furukawa, I. jessens, L. Montes, H. Kashiwabara, B. Degen- aro, P. Lamberton. Wea wed cum language cmd adm Zcmgamgea laa The Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Evans, and the French Club, sponsored by Miss Adams, serve the in- terests of the Latin and French scholars of Belmont. Their purposes are dual. First, they hope to add to the understanding of the cultures of the peoples that speak 4560: 6544 ROW 1: J. Hom, R. Best L. Long, N. Gonzalez, M Meyers, S. Fong, P Schultz. ROW 2: W Burgess, I. Jessens, H Schmuck, M. Lum, R M. Lee, R. Thom. or spoke the languages of Latin and French. Secondly, they strive to serve Belmont in whatever way they can. The officers of the Latin Club are Norma Gonzales, president, Rosalie Best, vice presidentg Lin Hong, sec- retary, and John Hom, treasurer. lee Meyers, G. Peel, C. Lum I ROW 1: L. Mangles S Cannel, R. Suyematsu, M. Nash, K. Morimoto, H. Miyashita, M. Kast, L. Gluschenko, N. Gonzalez, M. Mason. ROW 2: G. Morales, C. Blaka, L. Romera, Al Ginn, S. Ka- wana, Y. Guzman, T. Melgaso, A. Jamieson, P. Halme, J. Lee, T. Chari- kow, M. Bachand, L Melgaso. ROW 3: E. Lowenkron, G. Garcia, E. Chilson, A. Samoiloff, S. Adbulaziz, J. Stadnick, P. LaMora, S. Chan, W Ashenhurst, D. MacDon- ald, F. Webb, C. Boyer, A. Bauer, J. Munoz, J Torres. ROW 4: R. Kin- kade, M. James, H. Hof, A. Link, J. Hom, R. Lem- ster, W. Degnardo, J Damon, J. Rogers, R Sandoval, D. Petrone, F Quevedo, C. Jew, D Mitchem, D. Tanahashi rades and a willingness to work also has as purposes ddneae em ROI! l.' j. Hom A. Wfong, P. Wcmng. ROI! 2: W. Fong, E. Fong, S. Wfoo, M. j. Lee, M. Lum, D. ju. ,-4mefz6ocm Pictured on this page are two clubs that have had a long and an outstanding history at Belmont. The Pan American Club, sponsored by Mrs. Quinn, strives to promote friendship among the people of different lan- guages and to increase the students knowledge of Span- ish and Spanish-American culture. The club, which is open to any student having a knowledge of or an in- terest in Spanish and who has acceptable citizenship sgchool services and the having of good times. Don Bollin is the president of the club. The Chinese club, sponsored by Miss Jensen and directed by john Hom, president, is open to any student of' Chinese ancestry who has acceptable citizenship grades and is willing to work to serve the school. 34:1 ROW 1: M. Cuevas, R. Graciela, C. Ceballos, D. Arriola, R. Flores, M. Rivas. ROW 2: L. Mang- les, U. Begai, R. Viloria, R. Harnen, D. Bollin, S. Martinez, G. Carrillo, R. Moreno, H. Vigil, j. Hernandez. ROIV 3: G. Morales, M. Ramirez, T. Torres, T. Ribera, Y. Akama, R. Garcia, D. Mayorga, H. Mercado, T. hloya, L. Arroyo, M. Es- pinoza, Mrs. Quinn. ROW 4: S. Quintana, W. Hsu, I. Aceves, P, Dryden, K. Gleason, M. L'rbina, R. Acacio, S. Vasquez, P. Hernandez, M. Digre- gorio. I .53 Zee mgue, play ' cz! 940864 and eameafaq aw!! 56464 These clubs pursue special interests. The Future Teachers' Club, sponsored by Miss Nicholson, encourages students to consider the Held of teaching as a profession and is headed by Frances Webb, who serves as president. The Debate Club, sponsored by Mr. Thompson, has as a purpose the fostering of interest in publlc speaking and de- bate. Paul Lamberton is president of the Debate Club. The Chess Club di- rected by Mr. Manning offers instruc- tion in the game of chess for those who don't know how to play or for those who wish to improve their game and provides a meeting ground for the chess players of the school. This club has represented Belmont in many inter- scholastic tournaments. Ruben Davalos serves as the prexy of this group. alma 7eaa4a4 ROW' 1: E. Loya, E. Peace, R. Viloria, A. Samoiloff. ROW 2: P. Dryden, M. Nishioka, E. Kwan, M. Takemura, H. Nicholson, T. Lopez, R. Harnen, C. Amao. ROUV 3: K. Morimoto, K. Will- mes, C. Lum, G. Scott, F. Harris, M. Urbina, M. Meyers, J. Saeki. deck die mauled and die adam alhclalea, me die tape on mom amen .lelftefmfea ROII' 1: R. Castillo, R Matthews, I, Ovanm, j Arcdas, C. Reyes, M, Car- denas, L. Mastrangclo ROIV Z: R. Chiponis, C XY'illiam, L. Torres, M Luster, j. Avila, D Smith, F. Lujan, B. Seig- oso. ROII 3: Mr. J Evans, T. Fujii, B. Hope A. Espinoza, li. Aceves D. Quan, H. Rivera R Armstrong. ROI! 4: A Gibson, S, Berrard, H Ahlstrand, R. Osborne, C XXVLIEISIIHE, V. Vdovkin 1. Allman. and led by Kathy the value of excel- Jrtance of excellence ifetteuaamew ROII' 1.- E. Kwan, J. Okamura, A. Hall, S. Shimazaki, K. Kajiya, C. XVall0ck, D. Harris, R. Harnen, A. Honda, Y, Acosta, A. Jamieson. ROIV 2: j. Cnwgill, D. Casillas, j. XX'aki, C. Nelson, M. Lum, C. XY'ong, j. Branch, J. Goldstein, M. Flores, T. Melgaso, A. Alexander. ROII' 3: M. Huey, H. Miyashita, L. Chan, J. Ramos, B. Chan, S. jor- dan,'N. SooHoo, N. Gon- zalez, M. Heishi, F. Taki- guchi, A. Miyagi, A. Hara, M. Takcmura. 83 a u 1 vga A 'Q ,.,. M-1.,,N A gg, A 8 Z? , 4 ff , fm v 3, 5 , as lk a' N W W - -'E-'ii' ' if f QA I Q 'R Y. 1 W Y Q' Q N fy!! . tv q T av' 1 'ivsbd 3? W 21.4, K - . f K' -.gf . V -, A , J . -.f,.-., K- gr' 4 1'-Q, , f , Y . 0 ' . ' ax-SD f 'H , ' - .1 ' s ' , A N.. , , .,.,,, , ,- , ,,. i:t.,,4. I -gawk.. -W ,, S A F ,A as 1-Z . ,r -. -Q Y, 4 15--' ur - X -2- 1 ,: Q. V ' Bit, - ..4,fuv'!4 . 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Q 1: 2 . x ' if I IA . , ,Q , Y ag , . B . W' f ' J Q Y? . . Q T' F A p o In S 5 ls, I , . V J -:D i , 'fs ? Q 2 A ,, X , f 2 , x 5? -if 1129 f A... , ff ff? Nl- , fx. L - Q .M - 3 ,QQ Q Kb H e, L, ,F Ns... S, Y v 2 Dm 'z time :Ae wanna: new 't maui aa We . f ful!! mm ROI! 1: E. Quan, j. Ramos, R, Speranza, l. Louie, D. Torres, 0. Mackey, A. Noble, M. Robles. ROI! 2: B. XVayshak, L. Takeuchi, N. Gonzalez, j. Okamura, A. Hall, S. DeVoe, L. Perez, E. Soo Hoo, B. Chan. ROI! 3: L. Chan, K. Kajiya, V. Valatlez, B. Cline, R. Monge, P. Rodriguez, D. Delphin, M. Vasquez, P. Coons. ROI! -I: A. Bauer, B. Semeniuk, C. Boyer, -I. Mhyre, J. Honda, S. McReynolds, E. Fierro, M. lfspinosa, A. Jamieson, M. Burrus, B. Hodges, L. Sterry, S. Chin. ROI! 5: M. Mt-Pherson, C. Ceballos, E. Dovgard, J. Miyahara, L. Garcia, I. Arenas, G. Garcia, C. XVong, M. Stout, H. Rumanos, A. Olsen, M. Potapoff. The Belmont B. Belmont is indeed proud of its Girls' Drill Team. Their perform- ances at football games and pep rallies truly make these occasions memorable ones. Tryouts for the team are held annually and any girl that feels she would like to be a part of this fine organization is urged to try out. Miss Henley and Miss Christman are the coaches and sponsors of the team and are re- sponsible for the originality and precision of the formations that the girls form while on the Held. All in step and tliey're cutc too Miss Henley, sponsor, Anita Noble, captain: Miss Christ- man, sponsor. The polished performances thlt we so much appreciate at football games and pep rallies don't come about accidentally. They are the re- sult of much hard work, and Anita Noble, captain of the team, and the rest of the girls are to be congratu- lated for the hard work they put in. Arriving at 7:50 in the morning, the girls put in long hours of prac- tice to insure the flawless perform- ance that we take so much for granted. Congratulations girls. The line Drill Team is one more ex- ample of the quality of performance that Belmont is so noted for. 89 77ieeZ e Zaddea, geatiemea, and acdolma e uiexdcm Society , . 3 ' , mzeagefmw in die adexicm ,-Qaemlfg SITTING: A. Honda, A. P. Rogers, N. Soo lion, Dhillon, F. Takigushi, K. 90 Hall, Mrs. Harper, Dr. Angell, Mrs. livans, STANDING: R. Castillo, A. Samoiloff, D. Kajiya, V. Quan, Y. Lew. ., . X . . J , xiii M . Membership in the Eulexian Society is an honor to be prized and is earned by students who receive three A's and one B or better in their solid subjects. Membership in the California Scholarship Federation is open to Senior A's only who have been members of the Eulexian Society for at least two thirds of their high school career. Members of the class of Winter '56 who are CS.F. members are Robert Castillo, David Dhillon, Tak Fujii, Angelina Hall, Yim Lew, Victor Quan, Alex Samoiloff, Paul Rogers, and Nadine Soo Hoo. Each year the Eulexian Society sponors an inspirational assembly which always succeeds in being one of the highlights of the year. This year's assembly featured an inspirational talk by Dr. Melvin A. Angell of Occidental Col- lege. Several choral offerings were also pre- sented by the Madrigal Singers. Mrs. Miriam Evans is the sponsor of the Eulexians. Paul Rogers serves as president, Victor Quan is vice-president, Fumiko Taki- gushi is secretary, Kathryn Kajiya serves as treasurer, and Alice Honda is historian. alezdcma 7466 Semeatefz From Polyteflnmr I-Ixgb Srhool Boehmann Hlldegard CLlShl Nobuko Hlroyaml Fuylyoshl Hom Dlck Len Dayld Mltsuhashl lm Nogunl HlffJShl Rogers Paul Schlenhardt Barbara Schunk Barbara Shlbflta HlfOShl SUIUIIOHIO Tflklyukl Takahara Kenylro Takesako KCUlChl Woo Wayne Yamaguma Fumlko Poly lerlmzr Forezgn Honor Sludeuts Arrlola Dora Fuylwara HIKOKRIH Fuylywara HISIUHII Hanona Klkuo Lee Gln Leu an Chong Mundt Erlka Nleto Marco Phllllps Splroglannls Shlrolshl Mlklye Thle Irene Uto Koyl XY71llIllCS Katha rlna Wong Don Leong Belmont Hzgb Srbool by grades Senior Ayes Castlllo Robert Dhlllon Daye Hall Angle Hof Hans Lee Gordon Lew Ylm McPher son Marlene Quan Dennls uan VICIOY Samolloff Alex Soo Hoo Nadlne Takeuchl Lllly Urblna Mercedes Semor Bees Alexander Ann Breazeal ohn Broyles Georgla Chan Lola Cowglll anlce De Gregorlo lxl8I'l0 Delgado ose Alejandro Denlne Ronald Gonzales Dayld Gonzales Norma Harlow Peggy Harrls Donna Honda Allce Hong Lln ew Chuck Kaylya Kathryn La Rue Lloyd Myhre Ethel Ohgl Frank Ramos oan Royas Anna Taklguchl Fumlko Wakamoto Charles Wallock Charlene W'ebb Frances Welngarten Sheldon Wong Carole Wong Sam A115 Chan Buelah Cllne Barbara Anne Cruz Adolpho Flores Marla Elena Fong Ronald Garcla Dora Helshl Mlyeko Hep ler Wllllam Lee Beauregard Llm ee Lowenkron Ellen NICIO Arthur Sato Agnes Schmuck Herman Scott ames Shun Yun Wah Sueymatsu Kazuye Valadez VIVIHD B111 Bagal Usha Best Rosalle Darr ames Fong Susan Fuylnaka ean Herran UHUIIB Inoye Marle ackowske oan ue Wllbur ung Rlchard Kawaguchl Bob Masukawa Kazuml Morlmoto Kayoko Muffelman Fred Nlshloka lNl3l'lkO Peel Gary Pella Phyllls Quan Esther Qulntana Shelby Rumanas Helen A10s Barroso Nellle Honda Norma Robles Marla LUIS3 Segal Leon Wong Langford Yee Bernlce alezeema Spfzmq Semeazfefz Semor Ayes Albanez Armando Alexander Ann Beteta Marco Boehmann Hlldegard Caslllas Della Chan Stuart Cowglll anlce Delgado Magdalena DlGf6g8fl0 MHIIO Fong Wllllam Glushenko Ludmllla Gonzales Dayld Gon zales Norma Gushl Nobuko Hara Augusta Harlow Peggy HdfflS Donna lwamoto Tomlo amleson Anlta asso aydette Kaylya Kathryn Kaneko Dan Melgaso Theresa Myers Martha Myhre Ethel Nash Mary Nlshloka Sharon Nogunl Hlro hl Null Davld Ohgl Frank Ramos oan Rankln Wlnette Reese Bob Rovas Anna Schlenhardt Marla Schunk Barbara Shlbata Hlf0Shl Shllllil Zakl Suml Splyak Norma Sumltomo Takayukl Suyematsu Kazuye T3klgUChl Fumlko Tovar Xaxler Wakamoto Charles Wallock Charlene Wong Carole Yamaguma Fumlko Yusa Carole Broyles Georgla Semor Bees Aylla FIZDCISCO Chan Beulah Cllne Barbara Cruz Adolpho Flores lkldflil Fong Ronald Garcla Luana Glnes LOIS HClShl Mlyeln Hom ohn aramlllo Mercedes Kassen Paul Kolb lyelyn Llm ee Loblna LOUIS Lopez Olgl Mar Cln Monge Rosetta Nleto Arthur NIEIO Marco Rodrlguez Plt Scott ames Shun Yun XVah Vala dez Vlvlan A111 AlIlglb8fS Stanley Belloxy Rosemarle Benson Peter Best Rosalle Dovgard Elalne Dryden Patrlcla Fong Susan Fuylnakl ean Fukumoto Grace Gallagher Ellzabeth Glbson Glorla Herran uanlta Hom udy Inouye Marle aldar Allce ue Wllbllf ung Rlchlrd K21YVdgUChl Bob Lee Mary udy Martlnez Robert Masukawa KHZUIIII McDe1ltt Genexleye Morlmoto Kayoto Muffleman Fred Nakasone Fred N1ShlOk8 lxldfllxfl Peel Gary Quan Esther Sandoval Theresa Scott Gladys THUIHIOIO Ronald Tletenberga Edda Venegas Frances Wong Angellne B111 Barroso Nellle Furukavsa 'Iudy Galtan Mar garlta Honda eanne Martlnez Armando Perez Paul Phelan Barney A105 Ambarlan Mlchael Balrd Glnger Balcorta Lucllle Bautlsta Carole Blas Shlrley Haglwara Howard Hatakeyama Kyoko Hlrotsu BIZIIIOI1 Honda Norma Kast Marlon Matsura Kayoko Mlnkus Barbara Mltsuhashl Tom Oyama Sally Quan Eunlce Saumorls Tony Shlmazakl Norlko Shlnazato Alyce XY'hltter Lee XVong Barbara Wong Marjorle Foreign Stzaleun Arrleta Mercedes HClHflCh Irma Lee Chlng Wah Lee Nelson Nakamura Hlf0yUkl Ogml Sxdayoshl Onaga Yolanda Selno Rlchard TSUg2ll11l TCIFUITII Valdlxla lsperanza WlllllCS lxlthy , ' ' . 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' f. 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 'z ' 1 1 4 1 770mg eewe, Zecvm aczfamfle ' , mmf ecvm ' One outstanding characteristic of Belmont is the efficient manner in which the work of the various school offices is carried on. It doesn't take a great deal of in- sight to determine that this efhciency in the main is due to two things: the quality of the student training offered in these school offices, and the quality of the student that is attracted to take advantage of such training. ln a school as large as Belmont, it would be impossible to carry on the volume of work these offices handle without the use of student help. Thus Belmont owes a big thank you to the students who have chosen to QW ffm 'Z-'algae ROW 1: S. Nishioka, D. Torres, J. Harmon, J. Naranjo, G. Mravec, R. Pappos, F. Duron. ROW 2: R. Santos, II. Avila, S. Altgilbers, M. Young, N. Mitchell, B. Lambar- do, L. LaRue, M. Parra. ROW 3: T. Mitsuda, F. Naka, B. Degreetr, D. Menning, X. Tovar, M. Balmer. work in the Attendance Office, Business Office, Coun- selor's Office, Health Office, Gym Offices, and the Main Office. A similar thank you must also be accorded to the Library Helpers, The Book Room Helpers, and The Projection Crew. Congratulations to the students who man these offices. They have not only done the school a real service but have executed mature judgment as well in selecting school work where application of classroom skills they have acquired may be put to work in practical situations. 1' Jimmy Wdpm ROW' 1.f C. jones, o. Dorsey, M. Takemura, Mrs. K. F. Gibson, H. Baker, M. Haddin, M. E. Ortiz, E. Wills. ROW! 2: S. Davis, j. Darr, B. Con- nell, S. Miyata, L. Take- uchi, C. Arayama, B. Ya- suda, G. Vasquez, A. Wong. ef' , JE f il' -- ,R A A XX 'bmi V Mk Q f' . Y 'I 3 ,ag A 4 5 or yah V? ,J J 1:1 9 A ,4 . I 34 X1 Ak 5 W gl 5 5 I . X X 9 ' gn A . n - 1' 4 TE D Y A W. x, U-.R R N 5' . iw ' f .g. 3. X, . , A X my 3-4 , + Q K , W. ff Y- J W0 -T 1 x ' 1. 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Speranza, D. Harris, M. Snhlcn- hardt, M. Mutschall, B. Ozawa, Ci. Fukumom, L. Ramos, D. Ham, M. Bur- rus, C. Meeker, C. Aman. ROW' 3: L. Nakagawa, Y. Yaron1i, D. Dancel, M. Pizinger, K. Lew, M. Ram-irez, H. Boehman, A. Felix, N. Gushi. hum to ezccwea jam Kang afaenz' 74z60td4W66 Office Qfelpaa ROI! I: P, Quan, j. Hom, P. Harlow, M. Flores, A. Gibson, B. Boggs, M. Black, F. Lo- zano. ROD 2: O. Lopez, R. XVong, S. Chin, L. Garcia, M. jaramillo, D. Salazar, G. Gibson, C. Rouillard. ROI! 3: E. Hunt, L. Lee, D. Mc- Cloud, M. lillesin, E. Hungen, I. Sanchez. I I I an Ze!! you die 'lmeaz' lax 64 AW 71 ROW I: R. Monge, A. Hall, M. Burkland, A. Quintana, B. Cline, R. Kinkade, A. Viteri. ROI! 2: Mrs. Andrews, M. E. Flores, S. Goldbaum, D. King, N. Rucker, A. Col- berg, D. Anderson, M. Urbina, G. Newton. at at if -lf if at -A'-A' pf -k-k -nf Feofufes THE BELITIGFIT SENTINEL Y vol LXV No 9 -V mtl- ' ' ' P-lifomia, January 20, 1956 Ten Cent: , 1 . ' D ' Q :ez Bond Fantasy' was the theme the W'56 Prom hat t from 8:30 to 12:00. Hall was the scene of! f rations had been 5312 clan cabinet and g e 'ttee assigned for Esther Garda, chair- vgnt, reported that the been working for : tomakethisProm 1 le one made the hall seem 1 retreat from a wintry were a fireplace. win , and frost and snow was glitter and sparkle c, fast music, and vnri provided by Joe Vas orchestra tertunment was pro- Four Preps, a vocal UCLA. o and Jean Gold 0 king and quggn, With bhairman .Lallllah qu-9 Sargent dxrectmg, the Commence and pl mount itoriur as Hi! IIBPY 4 we diplorr Mater on be Educa mas 1 ter W Paul 1 Euger P . I Zwcufafw cu! wack rn-srungn .AJNg1n..f.. rn Cent Clim .gi- gr!! ,o solo Rib1ltl HN e Falla. Hana. Hd, gf Handel's Wbe!ilr y 5 rom the' open A Numbers C W for the proceasimol al w1lI the had wrt 'DEL-eb Peq- Darewski and 'TAI- arch' by Rieblll ' ma by Mr swoon Sure? rs, who wtllbeaelted makers down in the we Marvin Luster, tan Goldstein, vil- ary Bunkknd, lee- Emi Kahaml, hd- Belmon By GE LUCAP I. M ever the Belmont sep, H M dugo Loach John Evanw great JV ,L X rlly to overwheln has n mm' ,sw kd' e track meet of the the Sentinels tuple toppers won 10 places, and turned mile relay Lead get oi! to an Nuts and Toby i-2 1n the pole vault, tinel, Aurolio Ami, With Nut: wma!!! feet. vera won the Grit t plaoea in the 120 at 16 Bat iol O o! Verdulo Hill! ot Belmont In ztplsingaoooudand Tomridh Beyestoekl-Glu nmnlntttin phoodthirdior knoekedoutdt 'thelwyidllh ies-gottoplaoobon 4ploea'intheS.00 RieherdDomaain ohnmvanholver- Verdugo ,stars handed Hilltop babe: than second 1085 of the season 62 218-32 1 8 it a me-et held at Verdugo H on March 22 Hiller: won the low hurdles, the As fine tl publ1c lll0I'l as the Belmont gcllflllll IS just doesn t hlppen Its the 1esult of many hlrd hours of work report1ng edxtmg reldmg proof xxr1t1ng domg layout md 1rt vsork md yusr plun suffermg the pmgs of creat1on Csllldllig lxght of th15 organ171t1on for lo these many yelrs md dxrectly responslble for the Hne results obtuned IS M155 lrances Hoy school yournahst xnthout peer Pxctured are some of the members of the f1ll semester 5 staff who d1d much of the aforementloned work Students such IS Ylctor uan Eugene Lucas Dom1n1c Petrone Alex Sammloff Wfallace XVood Leon Ttate Lloyd L1Rue Adolpho Cruz Alma Bauer Al1ce Colberg Xolmda Acosta Rose Harnen Al1ce Corona Donna Harrls Nitalle Torrez udy Leue Stewart Chan Ben H1rotsu and mins others 5 m that the p1per yy IS kept 1I1lCI'6SIlI'ld md 1flfOI'I118IlXC Headlng the SCI1IlHCl staff for the sprmg term IS XX 1llace NX ood who earned h15 spot by the qual1ty 1nd qumtm of h1s urmng ASSlSIlng hun Ire Ietture I'd1tor Armmdo Martlnez also busmess manlger and amce Mn 1har1 vs ho doubles IS sports reporter Leon Tate 1ss15ted by Xflfblflll Scott runs the thxrd p age 1nd Leon also sends out Belmont nevss to the commumty new splpers Calym and Ron Louie get out the sports page vuth help from Arturo Cheng Arnold Lester and N IC Rosenblatt Clfl 5 sports ed1tor IS o xnne fndo Lloyd LaRue IS st1ll Old Ialthful on c1rculat1on md exchange Secretary of the staff IS XUII Xatonu D1ane Delphm and Dolores Kmg cut stenclls type Hlalllng l15ts and proude much help Newcomer from lVlll1f16SOI3. 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I- ,- 1, V :V t I ,A We undefeated ' Wanderer L' We Wa,-were 74454416 7eam l,11.LAfA!l I I I 1.4 XVIII ROW 1 Berrard Athus Avrla Espmoza Schmuck Guerro Carney Mastrangelo ROW 2 Lyons Asneros Cardenas Casnllo Torres Oyama Herrera Aguero Ponce Aredas Iwamoto ROW 3 Coach John Evans C Ahlstrand Mgr W1ll1son Sm1th Parra Llttle Smtth Torres Fufn Kanada Braezeal Coach Felnx Penmno ROW 4 Beauregard Whetstrne Campnon Scott Ramsey H Ahlstrand Bartley jasper Luster Hrckman Rrvera Bresano Belmont has had great football teams xn the past but many years have gone by s1nce there has been a team to equal the undefeated, umted season of th1s year s A team During preseason and regular season play, Belmont garnered exght stranght VICIOIICS and out scored 1ts opponents 3 to 1 An 1nd1cat1on of the cahber of the team IS the fact that s1x members of the squad recerved e1ther All C1ty or All League honors Marvm Luster recelved the d1st1nct1on of bemg selected as the All Northern League Player of the Year and All Cnty FIISI Strmg Half Back Louie Torres Henry Rivera W1ll1am Bartley and Harry Ahlstrand were placed on the Northern League fnrst team R1vera also made the All Cxty Second Team wh1le Torres was placed on the All Cxty Thxrd Team Tomo Iwamoto made the Northern League Second Team Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont F axrf ax Reseda Marshall Eagle Rock Franklm Lmcoln W1lson Post Season Playoff North Hollywood i ' , 51 ......................... ' . ' ' 19 ......................... . Y ' - - - - 19 .................... .... .' i . ' l . U ' Belmont 31 ........................ Verdugo l . l 19 .................... ,. t' ' ' ' ' ' 32 ........,.......... ..... ' - - - . - 20 ...................... ' ' l ' ' . ' 15 ....................... .. ' ' v 14 .............r. . T ROW' 1: H. Rivera, H. Ahlstrand, I. Oyama, T. Fujii, T. Iwamoto, L. Beauregard, C. W'hetstine, K. Hickman. ROW 2: M. Cardenas. ROW 3: R. Castillo, W. Bartley, L. Torres. 756 Oalfufaaoirluq 04:64 X MARVIN LLSTFR All Northern League Player of the Year HENRY RIVERA First string half back All City Team LOUIE TORRES Northern League First Team Northern League First Team All City Second Team All City Third Team TOMIO IWAMOTO .l HARRY AHLSTRAND Northern League Second Team WILLIAM BAR-I-LEY Northern League First Team Northern League First Team Mundo Cardenas Leading the way to an undefeated season Ralph Castillo ,. f 4?E.'fy BEHU LEE -sf' ln. Planning strategy for the second half , .a 1 joe Aredas Itsufumi Oyama Art Agueru Don Smith Belmont 51 - Fairfax U Belmont 19 - Reseda 6 I 5 1 1 2 s 01 55 I A.- Q n P k'gQ -df , U a g'1' L, C Ei W 3-Ag. s:. 'WW' mazdmazafmlu ' ??ooZdaZZ 7mm 1 - TT I T l, T slr ,J A Y n ROW1 Calderon Kashxwabara Valenzuella Frutos Orantes Roybal Ramlrez Naka Gutnerrez ROW 2 Keeler Mgr Ortrz Quan Txrado Breazeal Nesson Toke Gartan .lwashxma Kagr Wada Matsurra Glptl Chiles ROW 3 Coach Moy Bustamente Naples Aguerro Hernandez Blackmon Young Blank Nagashlkl Mxyabe Mxtsuda Rodrrquez Coach Dudley ROW 4 Nxeto Meyers Qumtana Luna Munoz Agulrre Kodama Balynskn Badalamente OIIIZ Haynes Celeya Arce The 1955 56 season of the Belmont B Football Team proved to be a hlghly gratlfymg one The team co captamed by Clarence Rodriguez and Reynold Kaglwada had a three won two lost league record and finished ln second place ln the Northern League They scored 98 points to then- opponents 97 durmg the season s play Two members of the B team deserve speclal men tion here They are Reynold Kagxwada who was named B Athlete of the year and Robert Castillo wmner of the Bob Kell Memorlal Trophy Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont Belmont PRACTICE GAMES F arrf ax Marshall LEAGUE GAMES Verdugo Hxlls Eagle Rock Franklm Lincoln Wilson R l . l ' ' 0 ....................... . . ' ' ' ' 0 .......,.....r......... . l f ' Belmont 26 .......................... Reseda ' o ...........,,...... ' ' - 34 ...................... ' , ' , 25 ......r....,............ ' , ' , 0 ......................... ' ' ' , 13 ......................... ' 4 lnv . I -, - .--. X - , -,- q .1 dt, N r g g .. g pr . v- . Q on EJ 'fr ' Q X ' ' A 'W c If' l . , 5, Vx , 0 x ,. ni. . If E Xi! hp 2, - a. Yi, 1 4 5 f f 1 4 A , S 5 O 'f 7 Q .1 6' , 1 I , X Qi ! 1. . 1 i .4 b . ,e- y, X. -.,.. I' A? . 1 4 'M M., 1 Nr There goes Ken Iwashimn, and Max Brenzeal will make sure he gets there. Co-czrptalill Robert Castillo and Dam Tklffillillil RCTC SU CLIHCI' tu get started they didn't even take time to suit up, Don Gipti takes the handoff from Terry Matsuura. Reynold Kngivsada and Sherwood Quan, 1, ai ssl Fred Bustamante, Ray Ortiz, Vern Tirudo and VC'illiaun Chiles study the A opposition's defenses. 'SOI L i e tg Q1 t gg nl L l ' 4 1 JL A A t Q 9 tam f f'1,t'ln il 7 1 The center of the forward wall, Doyle Blackman, Co-euptttin ta '1 na 1 na as D. -41 .- C -1 G .- ... t -u4.uud fl X, ...1,--- u Q29 ww o ememlez Zlfeae gczmee 7 eq da. Belmont 0 - luurfux li Belmont U - Marshall 15 Belmont 26 - Reseda I4 L'-'Q 1' Q7 Belmont U W Verdugo Hills I9 Belmont 34 - Eagle Rock 14 Belnqnnl 25 - Franklin U Belmont 0 - Lincoln 18 Belmont 15 - Wlilson 6 1 'ag cuaatgez gfzecu' ,ada :ya emu Wazziem .league Wmedtq Zdamfe f STANDING: G. Vasquez, R. Maldonado, V. Vdovkin, F. Real, S. Berrard, R. Osborne, J. Hall, B. Reese, E. Aceves, D. Quan, Captain: B. Seigoso. KNEELING: j. Sepulvada, manager, Coach Burton, R. Kiddy, manager. We here at Belmont have long known that we have the best scholars, teachers, coaches, athletes, and admin- istration to be found for miles around and by the end of this year most everyone else in the city will also realize this fact. The lists of scholarships granted to students in the school is impressive, and the list of Northern League titles in athletics is overwhelming. The nine won seven lost record of the Varsity Basket- ball team was great enough to bring home another J B 1' l Ji . 1 Y QIEAB I RN or 5 y eco X' N X 'gtkmm D WW 36-55- 0 ' X 1 , 151 RGB Ki-T. , 4 Q 14:90 06? L 1 1 BOB REESE Northern League Championship. Dennis Quan captained the team. The leading scorer was .Ion Hall. Not far behind ranked in order of points made were Dennis Quan, Bob Seigoso, Bob Reese, and Eddie Aceves. The free throw champion was Gilbert Vasquez. All league honors went to Dennis Quan, who was placed on the first team of the Northern League, and jon Hall who made the All Northern League Second Team. 75445 due STANDING: J. Hall, S. Berrard, B. Reese. KNEELING' D Quan Coach Burton B Seigoso MN AT! A,,,- I k 'N-. N Q, R h dMaldo L2 y uf ,.i X X l 4. ' ' 2fz ' 4 -.4162 ' fx, l wifi Aff! '-if ea A 'Q Q l saw.. 5' N K, L ,.... xx 1- . if 'fu MX W 7Zeq,02aaeZalaaZcz!ZZ me ' gum While the four won ten lost record of the Belmont B Basketball team was not as impressive this year as it has been in other years, the spirit exhibited by the boys has never been topped. The team led by Co-Captains Adolpho Cruz and Robert Cobbs provided many moments of anxiety for the opposition and never quit fighting until the last ball had been rebounded, the last basket swished, and the final whistle blown. The leading scorers of the B's, who finished fourth in the Northern League, were Willie Sloan and Robert Cobbs. 75:4 7eam Acquiring a record of seven wins and three losses, the Belmont C Team finished in second place in the Northern League just behind the league leaders. The prospects for next season are even brighter, as all but two of the boys, Billy Garner and Hiroshi Noguni, who are seniors, will be returning and will form the nucleus of a strong B Team for next season. Individual B Team honors go to Gerald Dris- coll, who was high point man on the team, and Delmas Hicks who was the leading rebounder in the league. Ze? 7e4m The season of the Belmont D team was a much more successful one than the record of four wins and seven losses indicates, as three of the games were extremely close. The D's are the iron men of the school as their roster of six men provides for only one reserve. Among the members of the D team who were outstanding are Co-Captain Ronald Hines, who captured high point honors, and Co-Captain How- ard Sakamoto, who shared the most valuble player honors with Hines. All - fm wi Ili 5. -x W. X' 1 VWY 5 Q, ,' -' HJ! IH: V ,E s I 5 N , 3 -0 ' ' 1 I ?.t Q 4 il Q f. X 1 F 81 W A s My O 5 :A 5 Qx ' I 1 1 if N JA, A WV! k W . f J 1 , ' A I ,-'. sk L 'x 1 B K 1 ggi -xxx. N fr 1 WWI ,. eg gs' rg, .lk , 2:1 P 1 3 if 'F YH KK Q :MY , 1 ! X ge , yi fi Wg V ,-I .-an lim!! ig gf f' ,En wwgw x.'-j Q? 7044! Meg Zack Zdke alien Zieqke aalpaedzg, Q..-n m il S as NAWQA lm!! fy 1 95 Nf . x- ,' 'MQ , o ' o Q Hi m Ei dwg 4 34' 'P J fs VN lat O f Q I - j Q 0 Q t f ',' H K X I t I X v X B y 'qw X tb gsm M. Q 12 1 JW 'W -' 2 , 'O' NUS' lol ann I L X4 if f 'I ,, I ' V If X X w X X p N , X Q Q. ,A.,..fQ 'RJ' a,v,v VQOQO 9 .X:':'o o9'l I Vg W4 1 ,..,--- V' Q9 1 , fx AH ,Q X 5 i , I X , . X x x ,N X X 3 X f Q 1 H N wi ff f A X j EW X7 'fl I ff YL 4 ' ' ' 4 1 eos nuts: A-ii?-?mTJ DOI Rllil de Kang minded 1141165 - ie 0L0d4'd0660t0LQ mme lk!- ROll I: F. Burrell, R, Lucky, j. Alvarado, R. Aguero, P. Halme. ROW' 2: E. De Sevilla, j. Meyers, E. Trulin, G. Guttierez, R. Kinkaid, Coach C. N. Mullard. bqggffht ROI! 1: j. Nicholson, Mgr., Coach C. N. Mullard, L. Wfhit- ten, Mgr. ROIV 2: C. Reyes, C. Fernandez, R. Liles, Capt., G. Gonzalez, T. Fishburn, F. Avila. ROI! I: B. Quan, H. Delgado, R. Sales, D. Lee. ROW Z: D. Lau, J. Hom, R. Peterson, H. Marshall, Coach C. N. Mullard. Q, - Q 70641 Zi Belmont 22 South Gate 33 Belmont 19 Verdugo Hills 42 Belmont 29 Eagle Rock 34 Belmont 26 Franklin Z9 Belmont 20 Lincoln 39 Belmont 21 Wilson 451' 'F Low Score Wins mute Belmont 23 South Gate 33 Belmont 28 Verdugo Hills 27 Belmont 45 Eagle Rock 17 Belmont 32 Franklin 23 Belmont 38 Lincoln 17 Belmont 21 Wilson 38 union wwdq Belmont 31 South Gate 24 Belmont 45 Verdugo Hills 16 Belmont 22 Eagle Rock 36 Belmont 43 Franklin 15 Belmont 45 Lincoln 15 Belmont 25 Wilson 30 This may begin to sound monotonous but there is an- other Northern League Cham- pionship team pictured on this page. The Tenth Grade Cross- country Team were the North- ern League Champs by virtue of going undefeated through seven league meets. Eduardo De Sevilla brought additional glory to Belmont by scoring individual first place honors in the Northern League meet held at U. C. L. A. The Varsity and junior Varsity Cross-country teams also fared well against tough Northern League competition and Carlos Reyes, number one man on the Varsity placed fourth in the all Northern League meet. The teams were coached by that veteran track mentor C. N. Mullard and captained by Ronnie Liles, who placed high in all the meets. 7567 um, not wade ta de weaned finial Zine e gdmaaz' mae emma Because of the need to meet a publica- tion deadline it is impossible to include the records of the track teams, but from the showings thus far made, it appears that the A's and the C's are well on the way to Northern League titles. The A's paced by such men as Frank Brown and Sydney Berrard in the broad jump, Robert Armstrong and Richard Domasin in the sprints, Russel Osborne in the mile, Henry Rivera in the hurdles, Kenny Hickman in the 440, and Louie Torres in the hurdles and pole vault, have an excellent chance of enjoying an- other undefeated season. While the B's may be somewhat lack- ing in depth, such outstanding men as Henry Aguirre in the pole vault, Carl Smith in the high jump, Sam Wong in the shot put, Richard Caldera in the hurdles and Mario DiGregorio in the Sprints insure that the B's will be strong contenders for league honors. Some of the outstanding men on the C team are Ted Katayama and Howard Sakamoto in the broad jump and sprints, Johnny Sepulveda in the pole vault, john Marte and Shig Miyake in the shot put, Rudy Aguero in the 660, john Nicholson and Robert Perez in the 1520, and Ramon Valenzuela in the 120 low hurdles. M444 66444 ,4 ROHM 1: Manager Salas, C. Reyes, F. Broun, lf. Hurrull, ll. Marshall, C Berrard, R. Sakoda, R. Scott, Manager Benson. ROII' 2: Manager Sthmutk A. Arce, K. llitkman, j. Ford, ll. Rivera, R, Beason, Capt. Ricky llomasin D. Gipti, 17. Quevado, R. Pitts, Manager Broun. ROI! iz Coach Burton F. Trejos, -I. Meyers, T. Fishburn, Capt. Sydney Berrard, R. Osborne, XY' Chiles, j. Lyons, G. Fisher, T. lyvamoto, Coach Sther. .NOT IN PlCTl'Rlj L, Torres, K. Morphis, R. Armstrong. 66444 Z, ROI! I: D. Blackmon, D. Beason, Capt. R. Cobbs, R. Romero, R. Soo Hoo, Capt. M. DiGregorio, S. XY'ong. ROI! 2: Manager Orantes, C Smith, F. Avila, C. Lujan, F. Clark, L. Haynes, H. Reyes, S. Kodama, R Caldera, C. Toke, R. Kagiywada, Manager Sanman. ROI! 3: Coach Burton F. Hall, D. Hicks, H. Aguirre, R. Kinkade, H. Levvis, R. Louie, j. XV11 liams, W. Gibson, Coach Scher. NOT IN PICTl'RIj.' A. Cheng, C. Fer nandez. RON I: Manager Dol Miyabe, F. Sanchez, R. veda, j. Lewis, F. Luna, l, R. Aguero, L. XY'hitten, j. Marte, M. Marks, S Valenzuela, J. lyxai, P. llalme, Manager Brown G. Drogin, XV. Miller, Capt. j. Parada, j. Sepul RON Z: Coach Burton, J. Nicholson, Coach Scher. gelmanz' ddeazfew exiild ciamgedaaaiqb mm N, tv, Y , . - 99:6 . -, , , .Q t ' ' 7. Irivfifh.. E6 -5 ,a,..f- .-- ., . - Av , , -, f-'L .T 'fig-ff-1-.f'. 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Vladimir Balmer and XVong: FUD!! and H001 X do kin, Ken Honji, Dave Null. 0- y The best tennis team Bel- mont has had in years, says Coach Moy, and it seems as though the boys are out to prove that the coach speaks the truth. As the Campanile goes to press, the team is well ,on the way to garner- ing another Northern League Championship, having thus far won three matches and lost none. David Null is rated the top man on the team while Ken Honji gets the nod as being the most reliable. The most improved players are Benny Quan, Gary Fong, and John Hom. The most improved j.V. players are Quevado and Eddie Fong. Since the pic- tures were taken, Bob Reese has won a spot on varsity team. The number one doubles team of Gary Fong and Stan Wong have been undefeated in seasonal play thus far. The teams are cap- tained by Vladmir Vdovkin. We femdom Wawcily KNEELING: li. Fong, P. Quevadf, Fong. STANDING: B. Reese, K. Honda. W. V The following is the in- dividual date: Null . . . Honji . , Vdovkin Hall . . . Quan .. Fong, G. Wong . Hom .. Balmer . Davalos Fong, W. Reese .. Fong, E. Honda . Quevado player records to Wfon Lost ...,2 1 . ..5 0 1 1 . .... 2 ..3 O 0 .. 3 . ..3 0 ..1 2 . ..0 2 ..0 1 ...O 3 . ..2 1 . ..2 0 . ..1 2 ..2 1 Aa I f 1. .ftfl .Q .,, . , M f Yivx Li sk E I fa, f . QW ,f n 'Max z V ? 5 756g 465 and wa, mike, ated! cmd one ,but and du: ara 466 Zegcllfdm bm my my 'WK fuk' e gefmovalf Wafzailfg K- fm' .ti.r.,e Jeweled ROI! I: A. Aguero, F. Oyama, F. Lujan, R. Camacho, H. Camacho. ROI! 2: B. Hope, li. Aceves, A. Black, D. Smith, N. Carra, R. Chiponis. ROI! 3: D. Lau, XV. Simms, M. Villa, F. Rossier, D. Malvick, j. Allman, R. Armstrong, Coach Pennino. Co-Capt. Don Smith On this page and the pages that follow are some of Belmont's unsung heroes, the members of the A and B baseball teams. They practice long hours and do much to bring Belmont honor by establishing excellent contacts with other schools and communities as well as turning in consis- tently brilliant records in baseball competition, season after season. This group goes largely unsung perhaps, be- cause they have no true home field. The Arroyo Seco Playground attempts to fill this function, but its distant location makes it difiicult for a majority of Hilltoppers to reach. It's far too early in the season as this year book goes to press to make any predictions concerning the title prospects for the team, but if past per- formances can serve as any criteria then it's for sure that Belmont will be the team to defeat for top honors. So what say, let's take an extra dose of school spirit and find our way to the Arroyo Seco play- ground and give these boys our fullest support. In the meantime here are some pictures that may bring a measure of recognition to those who so richly deserve it. K o Capt Bob Hope +404 v V- ., I Q -' ' l r. 1 Ifgif ' f .1 K f .,V N .1 fi , A 1 'UW -sv- Tl ff e gefmam' I W guage!! mm I mon ll Q Inu lu f NIFIKO VILLUH R mm Lucil lrncr 1 Los 0 w P lglfl A Snlannrro C XX1 a lhrr Munoz X Rnunlvlxt R Own f'Nlg,rj 9 Penn fMy,rj Co C 1prs Rafael Lens and john Brc-.ueal Ronald Kxdds Vu Rosenblatt Bob Leos 1 1 ROI I: H. Snkn I ,j.XY'l'1che11l, R. K' l lj, R, chfjil, j. Xl 4 1 I , G. . ' 1' I. OU 2: ij. M1 , M. Br-ax . , B. Ga -, Raf. L' CC-C11gt.J, . if: , . fa , I. .k - nmuw, li. Cline QMgr.j. RON 3: Conch Evans, j. Brcnlcnl CCo-Captj, j. Torrez, Robt. Leos, j. .,j. at.. '.. 756 pfaqdaaa ,1- ...- 'F N - l ,llc X ug- .ii L .1 7' 1 ' 9: ,065 If .h I X 7.9. I, 9' 'UW x - A ff -1 HERB LEE Wfakamoto tries a bunt but Brezeal signals for a pitchout and Garcia is out at the plate. ie ,bali-aff plcuy McLaird leads off third: the pitcher wheels and throws to Darr who tags McLain as he slides back in. Rosenblatt and Garner check to see that the Jfhmqo ump calls it correctly. I2l We walum me gem: in mom :mea tw :emma ceslc . ,ami R it -11 4. fe lu: 'ml -A P ,-:J ,..,...ss:qu. 'sigiggpeli .4., It 2 u 1 ' F' -Y gl Rwzzfi X. 4 1 Q ,.r:v.,,f5 lf, ,L -Y ol, l ,RPM ,iw 3 :steers 3 . 'X ,I 31 A-M m1.f-4 A ,,,'hfe33g,.l.,,,1:s., 1 tsgq I .5 51 X V! Y haf 1. I' LT i .mi lima if I,..,i.7 rnivwri l 'iW1'll 1 I.-I ,,.-,,3 '21 1 I. ,lu I I .' 'Il i ra B at .I I V fi..-la.-?A1Ei , 5 I Wi-iM,,Lfl . m:-.V vi- ... V3 LY , 4 y - . .lkjaggi I ' W' 1 'V sv-..wLwe W - 1' i .pl In N .,.-N Y I Ll .X , I I lv ' g rl U ' A l 4 . l l V l 1 I ' Q- ' I S W ' fy J -.ji ir l . V-fl 3 , t 5 5 1 X! ,X ff ' '- ' I .mu-vw iii 'if MLLMLQWK, fi., FROIH TOP TO BOTTOM: XV. Allen, A. XVong, S. Oyuma, K. Fujiya, A Jamieson, F. Takiguchi, D. Casillas, S. Shimaznki, Y. Acosm, A. Miyagi, J Cowgill, K. Masukawa, R. Cnsillas, O. Mackey, B. Chun, J. Ramos, N. Gon- zalez, H. Miyashita, A. Honda, S. Jordan. :ze Q.,-ff.,-ff. mel! The Belmont G.A.A. is tremen- dously successful and no small amount of this success is due to the sponsor, Miss Christman, and the G.A.A. cab- inet presided oyer by Alice Honda, president. Other members of the cab- inet are S. Jordan, H. Hiyushitn, Ramos, N. Gonzalez, O. Mackey, B. Chan, K. lxl2lSLlli2lVV2l, R. Casillas, A. Miyagi, Cowgill, S. Shimazuki, Y. Acosta. F. Tnkiguchi, D. Casillzis, K. Fujiyzl, A. Jamieson, A. XVong, S. Oyaina, and XV. Allen. fczckelema dat Ze nice had. gczafmimfaa 76am 7emz6a mm QT' ROI! I: J. Herran, A. Alexander, C. Wfallock, L. Balcortu, A. Viking, l. Jessens, T. Muci, M. Lum B. Niebln, Coach Chrislnmn. ROD 2: P. Quan, M. Ramirez, I. Jessens. 12 M S AZ? Mil 001 000 Qlxx 6 fa! 'Zoo 0.5 040 69085 fe-05 009 A HONDA de env! af lie Zone P00 fx faq J X0 rv 1 Now that you se been all oyer our 1sland 1n the halls class rooms the audltorrum md athletlc fields and have seen our 1n habltants W1 rkmg relaxing und p1rt1c1pat1ng 1n myr1ad ZICIIXIIICS we hope you too share th1s feelmg that we haxe long had that Belmont IS a frlendly school where much worth whnle educatlon takes place and that the Belmont students are a cooperatrve toler ant alert and slncere group who are keenly mterested rn pre parxng themselves to take on the respons1b1l1t1es of the well 1n formed mature citizens of the community 1n whxch they wlll reside after they leave the Island The Faculty and AdlI11HlSffiIl0D of-Sf 01 We 1 QQ 5 We enjoyed ZX X Those of us who haye had the prrvllege of bemg your guldes on th1s tour just want to tell you how mce lt was havmg you along and express the hope that you lrked what you saw Along the way we may have made a few errors 1 properly ldentxfymg some of the thmgs we pomted out For thls we apologlze We dxd all we could to msure accu racy and srncerely hope that you wrll forgne any mlstakes we may have made 4? M lf A 3015 AND X Your stay with us The Campanxle Staff X Edxtorlal advlsors Sales and AdV6fflSlHg Art advlsors Student editor Offlclal photographers Publlshers Mlrro Graphlc Yearbooks Mr Robert Denahy Mr ack Thompson Mr Stanley jones Mr George Braxlsford MISS Bryne L1pp1ncott Mrs Caroline Tupper Kazuml Masukawa Alfred 8: Fabrls Please come agam fr' RMC. Dbf, 125 I fs H15 4? f lu 2211 .' V. ff 1 .. . 'K 9 ' 1 ' 412 '1' ' ' ' 8 L T ' YI . . 2 . f ll 7 pl ,T l 5? 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