Belmont High School - Campanile Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)
- Class of 1958
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' 'J . f 1 3- Qi . fl ,Q , k Q T 754 L' f ff '.-fi? , , pl '.,, '7.. b - '5'f '- 1958 Camp nil Belmont Hleh Ichool Los Aneeles, California yi If Muff U W Hollywood has done The Lrndbergh Story The Babe Ruth Story The Benny Goodman Story The Bob Mathras Story md practxcally ey erybody 5 story Books are bexng written plays are being acted and songs are bemg sung about Amerxca s past I very body 15 feeling nostalgic and looking back to the not too dlstant decades remembermg sltuatlons that were SIBDIHCIIII events that were lmportant happenings that were humorous md ftshxons that yyere fun and some funny Eyen as now All of this helps to br1ng the past closer to the present to glye us an awareness of a closer kmshlp with those who haye gone before us Thxs 15 true on the natronal scene xt can be equally as true on the campus And so with these th1ngs ln mmd the 58 Campamle proudly presents The Belmont Story hxlltop hrghlxghts from the foundmg of our school 1n 1923 up to the present tlme SEE from the past student fashxons and campus hx ymks from the roarlng twentles the azz Age the trying thtrtles the frac t1ou5 fortres the fasclnatxng nftles Irl' what the bxg men and women on campus dnd and looked luke as they trod our hallowed halls 1n those st1r rmg nmes SPF from the present a gala gallery of outstandmg students caught m attractlye poses wlnsome girls handsome athletes students of braln and bravyn mt and charm fattrnbutes that the greatest number of Belmonters have in abundance of course, To conclude on .1 somevy hat more sertous note serious but not solemn and to bring us right up today vue re all famnlrar mth the current fashron rn dress the Ivy League Look Ivy League means course more than just a fashron It means tradmon roots back ln the past It means a feelmg of pride being part of a school that nme has cproyed of deep worth proud of the past and those who were part xt as proud of the present and confi ent that the future wrll find msprratxon nn the achievement that yustx ties such pride ,- e rf . 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IhH F lrst F 1 culty-Den to the N9W Drin in J 91 0 FELKX My first year at Belmont has been a particularly revealing and rewarding one for me Here one has the thrrllmg evcpertence of seelng the 1deal1st1c concept of democracy as a hung vsorkmg realrty W1th1n the conhnes of our campus we wttness dally demonstrations of the enrlchment of our culture through the con tr1but1on of many and duerse cultures Thus rs made practlcal a hope that the foundlng fathers of our nevf world had as they offered to all ln the old their warm 1ny1tat1on Belmont IS outstandlng ln many vsays Since 1ts founding rn the early years of the twentles lt has continued to send forth students soundly equipped to partlclpate actn ely 1n our country s successful growth The yery first Campanzle m the wmter of 1926 featured the newly chosen school motto Enter to learn Go forth to serye and eyer stnce that tlme thrs warm rmttatron and sound 2lClI'I'1OI'llt1OH has been ex tended by Belmont facultres and followed by Belmont graduates dlt has been and IS my pleasure to be a part of Belmont and to share 1n 1ts rlch tra mon Oagaffreage 5 1 Y V . 7 . . V .Y. Y . .Y . . . '. l . ' Y . , , . . , , V Y , v . . 7 V V . . . . V 7 I. , . . . . .. Y r Y 1 V' , V Y ' ' ' u V H 9 1 1 ' . I . . . Y 5 1 W. B. CONDIT William Condit 1 4 il .J -1 6 i138-l3ril1 ilJi:llS In September, 1923, with a student body of five hundred and seventy-five composed entirely of ninth and tenth grade students, Belmont High School had its beginning, Early in the semes- ter a contest was held with a prize offered to the student suggesting the name which would be selected for the school paper that was about to be pub- lished. The Sentineln was the name selected and in November of 1923 the first copy made its appearance. During the following mont its columns car- ried a story of how green and black had been selected as the official school colors. Four years later, in 1927, Belmont received the highest accreditation pos- sible scholastically from the University of California, which it has maintained to the present day. The motto from the beginning has been Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve. Following this admonition its graduates have gone forth to serve and have dis- tinguished themselves in many lines of endeavor. w xiii- -i. I 2 X i f f 001 565 V It is the striving for perfection, not its attainment, which makes us better and stronger individuals. Likewise, the striv- ing for a perfect school will make Belmont High School better and stronger. justifi- able pride in the traditions and honorable record of many students is the heritage of all Hill-Toppers. The faculg' and adminis- tration share this pride. I nd a personal happiness in being a part of this excellent school where democracy is lived each day in each classroom hour. PAULINE MATHER SXVAIN. 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Carroll Jennings Edward Jesperson Stanley Jones Ruth Kamii A , 1 , Morrie Katz Mary Kinney Gladyce Klawitter Helen Kneen is N I I ' A Kraft Vnian Lefont Donald Love Don Lyford Thomas Lyons Floyd Manning 4 Ted Kato Q. , L, 8 U li 1 xX 5. E . Wesley Kohtz Franklin Mattingly Vesta Mawe Edgar McAllister Doris McKenzie ff -MV Dorothy Megowan Sheldon Mehr 'f X... N all ' il .lane Money Victor Moon Pauline Moore Cameron Mullard Samuel Neustadt 3' 1 C' Helen Nicholson Anne Payton Agnes Quackenbush ' . 1 Britton Nicol Mary Paisley Marjorie Parker Mae Pattison QQG. 2 Felix Pennino Corinthe Quinn Albert Robbins Ruth Peterson P , J P Zipporah Sabsay Bernice Sam Q Anabel Sargent Robert Scharf Sanford Scher Consuelo Seymour Dorothy Smith , S Nj V X A x A ' Sarah Smith Arlene Steinert Elizabeth Taylor jack Thompson Carolyn Tupper Addie Watson Stephen Wulchin Leicester Yates elen u -- dxf a -Z ckardt i R Scaccia 2 A n Sulli xx I - l V' ,Q - kr: 5 if Pauun t illiams 1 I X S ' XR f K ' .K , . . , . I x Ak . GQ. X J, fr S5 A , K S'-Yuz, . - -L.. ,1 ' '-' 41:4 - ,f Uilwywafylaf CMWJQQWM Class Dfficers, Winter '58 ROWI j Fernandez B Yee ROW 2 H Reyes T Reyes J Fural-cava Mrs Payton The officers for the class of Wxnter 58 d1d excellent jobs 1n serving the needs of thelr fellow students The accompllshments of thls class were tremendous and are a trlbute to the customary sage selectlon manifested by Belmont students m thenr choices for all lmportant oiiices W-Q, Y QM 3 LZ QQ A ff' 1 P-9 V wx l x-glxal 'V-fd it Bl-'r as 5-,ax g ev r-, bf? -'a':4,xb 4 wo W iiw L Q W 1 gg, X Q an FELIX SRNQHEZ. JR l 'H' 2 ' iff h eff , 'f J ,gy gf' L , 'I -1 1, 9 f f-I -M ' P- -- 'il so s X 5.5, f ..x 5, N , 1 xr , f 'JD ig, : f 52 Q' 'Q . .X N we sf., 'L' Q .ec ' ',-.V I 1' .5 Al - K ' jf dx f girl gy. It Q' Q xt, , T 'xx his g Q ' a figcila M Z 3, A T T ww T K' ,X 'IX ' fl' LQIXX ff if 1, ifgf Il Q xi X f ii A ,Y if i 1 Ti I I ffzfirfe c' ji 1 . to T Q 5 , if 5 Q rx K j T ' X L TTS? 'n , I A c - CET? X .I I lx -4 Dersonalities, W'58 ' ' Q3 ,gfqif lug L I 'bf' ' . I! R X ' ' , I S! .i ,AVP .n-new in, . 4 if 1 nom 1.,r. Alla-n Haynes E S J 64 6 in hlll'l'l'l'd ,I Furukawa i f xkkf' ' I A X l 1 f 5 ,W , ,M W t hm! -I 1 Il.'lb'Q'x'?+35L5g1 W ' 'tbl -3 W A ' X g l v 'fr I gf V .. A bl, 1' X gf I Ll u 0 .hog ROI! I: CRAIG AHLSTRAND, to be a car designer: YOKO AKAMA, Red Cross, Business Club, Clerical: JAMES ALLI- SON, Big Manu: ELIZABETH ALTAMIRANO, Pep Club, Red Cross, E.H.A., G.A.A. 'S' ROIV 2: JACQUELYN ARMSTEAD, G.A.A., to become a filing clerkg LUCIA G. ARROYO, I.S.O., Pan American Club, secretary, good housewife: ROBERT BALDERRAMA, to become a draftsmang NELLIE BARROSO, Latin Club, G.A.A., Bel-Sci, Pep, Ladyes, E,H.A., Eulexians, surgical nurse. ROD 3 SX LVIA BEARD C1 A A to be a social worker to marrx Alun Vsilliams DANINX BENSON Tribunes tu dent Council Knights Lettermen 'NIARR BINTLIEX llc 'Nlolas to be a doctor CHARLES BERRARD Knights Let termen Student Counul tommertial artist and arthitctt Q lv! 5-tr -4. ROW 4 ROSA MARIA BOSQUE ISO Pan American Jr Red Cross to be a good housewife FAYF CAIN Pre Nled jr Red Cross F HA to become a registered nurse DOROTHY MARIE CARY Student Council Girls League stenog.,rapher MAI RICE CASONI f.. I5 y I? X 5 E7 w 3 af ' R 'Z' ROI! I: JOSE EERNANDO SANDOVAL, Pan American Club: ANTHONY A, SAIQNORIS, Pep Club, Eulexians, Color Guard, Rifle Team, to become a lawyer: EUGENE SHEEER, Slide Rule Club, Engineers' Club, electronics en- gineer: ALYCE SETSCKO SHINZATO, Eulexians, G.A.A., Lettergirls, fashion illustrator. ROI! 2: NELLIE SIERRA, junior Red Cross, file clerk typist: EL'NICE LAI SOO I-IOO, Drill Team, G.A.A., Bel-Sci, Latin Club, Chinese Club, Girls' League, personal interviewer: LI'CILLE STERRY, Drill Team, Girls' League, Pep Club, general office clerk, housewife: BETTY F. STEXVART, De- bate Club, Girls' League, Pep Club, Junior Politicians, Bel- Sci, dance teacher and gym teacher. ROI! 3: VERNON ALBERT STEXVART, to be a million- aireg MAURICE LLOYD STREET, Football, Music, Track, French Club, Boys' Glee, electronic engineer: DANIEL CANO TARAMPI, to pilot a sports race car on the Le Mans road racing circuit: RICHARD TAVANAR. 'ws Q. T 'X X ! ROI! 4: TERESA TORRES, Pan American: NANCY MA- SAYO UYEMIQRA, G.A.A., Eulexians, to be successful in life: ESPERANZA VALDIVIA, Eulexians, Ladyes, Pan American, ES. Council, I.S.O,, success in lifeg ,IOHN VAS- QUEZ, printer. 4 1-Q4 ROW I: CHARLENE JEAN XVASS, Pep, Girls' League, housewife: SYLVIA MAE WHIPPLE, Tribunes, to be a singer and to marry the man of my choice: JOHN ALVA WHITEHEAD, Commander, Pep, Football, Baseball, Pan American, R.O.T.C., to be successful: GLORIA SOO XVONG, Chinese, artist. 'VJ R xx 1 I ROW' 2: JENNY JAN VUONG, Cvlee, Chinese, clerk: LANGFORD WONG, Eulexians, Tennis, still lool-ting for an ambitiong PATRICIA XVONG, Chinese, Eulexians, Letter- girls, Ladyes, G.A.A., Future Teachers, teaching: RAYMOND XVONG, Chinese, merchant. ROW' 3: SIISIE MEI XVOO, Pep, Madrigal, Chinese, Future Teachers, Business, Airline stewardessg JASPER XVOOIJARD, piano player: RONALD XVORTHY, to be successful in the air force: BERNICE YEE, Eulexians, Latin, Class Treas- urer, G.A.A., Lettergirls, to exist. ROI! 4: BO KEY YEE, Chinese, Business, clerk. CAMERA SHY: THOMAS H. BRINTZ, criminologist: ERMA BROXYN, G.A.A., to he successful in the business world: VUILLIAM GEORGE IDORSEY, Mixed Chorus, Buy s' Glee, radio and television technician: SONIA EL-OSSAIS, Ladyes, housewife: FRANKIE CIBBS, secretary, ,ff-11:iLsj2fi A' i 'TX fi' ef 1 1 Ml l l I Allen Haynes vyrll to Paul Halme some eleyator shoes so he can take out oy Garl Paul Perez to Frank Menchaca my tennrs shoes so he won t go out on the field barefooted Hector Rey es to Sandra De Voe a prckup truck and a do rt yourself krt Ronald Roybal to ames Darr some spurs to go wrth hrs legs Raphael Perez to ohnny Sepulyeda a free course at Vrc Tannys Gym so he can rmproxe hrs toothprck figure Tats Gotando to Momoyo my lawn mower so she can grye Curtrs Lowe a harrcut Robert Lrmon to oe Rosero a new T shrrt so that no one can tell hrm to take rt home and wash rt Mark Bentley to Sandra De Voe a zrpper for her Laydes sweater so she can get rnto rt easrer Eyelyn Mrtchell to Bonnre Carter some more werght so her bones won t rattle when she walks Betty Stewart to osre De Falla the perfect guy so she can stop droolrng rn fifth perrod udy Furakawa to the Neolanrs the abrlrty to act therr age rsper XY'oodard to Mr Yates a three tooth comb to comb the three strands of harr on hrs head Nellre Barroso to Herlrnda Gartan Ernre so she wont be dreamrng about all the trme ohnny Whrtehead to ames Darr real lrxe horse to go wrth hrs legs Connre uan to the Russrans the Utopran class Frlrberto Gonzalez to Fred Norwood a parr of shoes because the ones he has been wearrng are the same shoes he s worn srnce he lirst came to Belmont Charles Berrard to Charlre Munoz and hrs Plutopran class specral hats to match therr especrally brg heads Danrel Tarampr to Vrrgrnra Freeman and Cookre Carmona the brrdal surte of the Belmont Hotel Sometrme rn the drm drstant future we find Lee Wfhrtten has opened hrs delrcat essen and Bagel Factory at Thrrd and Farrfax Garl Huff and Brenda Hoelter are finally receryrng engagement rrngs from each other Vrrgrnra Freeman was seen honeymoonrng wrth Krller rn T Allen Haynes has just been elected president of the anrtors Unron Mark Bentley rs strll tryrng to make a hrt wrth Sandra De Voe Mrchael ames rs strll pretendrng he rs out of the Lonely Hearts Club herght of fiye feet Mr Scher rs strll encouragrng students not to go to college Allen Hay nes has found hrs perfect mate oy Garl Hector Rey es has opened hrs one pump gasolrne statron rn the mrddle of Srberra Don Grptr has coy ered the walls of hrs Mickey Mouse Clubhouse vsrth full length mrrrors so that he can admire hrmself constantly Mr Yates strll gryes candy bars contarnrng worms to hrs srxth perrod oliice grrls Charlre Munoz has gryen up tryrng to sell hrs ugly senror sweater rnstead he sells peanuts to all the monkeys rn hrs class esse Cruz strll thrnks she fits rn the skrrts she wears Brenda Hoelter rs strll hayrng prpe dreams oyer Facro Chaxez Danrel Tarampr rs the Unryerses Champron Road Race Drryer of Sports Cars at Le Mans Brll Broyles rs strll a member of the Do Nothrng club rn Mr Lyons class oe Leyrtt rs strll talkrng about hrs dream grrl Theresa ,JQQQ 1 ' Y 7 Y. 7 Y. 5 J' , ' Z ' I 1 '.. , , 1 u - - ' ' -I 1 I , ... . . J. ' ' , Y 1 u '1.' s 7, 1 ' ' . : .J ' ' r a 1 Y ...1 1 1 ... Y Y . g ' . a , l ...J ' A ' , ..'. L 1 . ' . .V . .---J ' . J . , Q t , U Y , 1 , 1 1 u 4 -'. 1 n y 1 , I 9 y I . nan . ' f ,' . ' ' -J ---- . .' . ' . . ' Sally Oyama has volunteered for Sputnrk Ffi ...Tats Gotanda has reached the 1:1 7 1 1-f2Ql7-f-l gsm X X ourtgang A ,.,, ,m,,R.,,,,1,,-, int r '58 Senior Su k Sugar 'n spice 'n everything nice, that's what little girls are made of, and rats 'n snails 'n puppy dogs' tails, that's what, etCw..s,Not really, of course, but thats the spirit that prevailed when the XY'in- ter Class. of '58 took over for theidf Suckeq day in November. The front'lawn was ablaze with fiamingo red and white strezxrrgers typiffing a chil- .-Kin't they su cet? dren's playground. with giant suckers planted around to key- note the day. The girls were cute ih-'gipghams and pina- foreq, and the boys were something less in childhood versions- on- udaf' shorts and out-at-th - nee jeans. The high spot- tf'The' festivities was the crowning of Benja- min Pinal and Martha Rami- rez as king and queen. CIUSS limi DHHS A swinging affair , D WF' .L N 1 g'! -'i 4 fix Ci 'rv ' H 6 ,Q ! 1. A f QL P 4 Qf Vg .M A S' '2 Y back in '58 ' x 'is Q K N :itil A x ,ii 1 1 , ff, 'W .. , A Q5 Q1 ' 1 X 2 v I Q69 s M YVQ Z f mrwffh ,I 1 'Ziff vmavi t ,I ,I ws x, .. A K , , s.-r 3' - ' . .. Y 27' 7.3 ,- . 5 6 .,,, , V f, A ,, 1 . k fhiwf K 5, V ', , .P . , V , W Q , -, , ww V QE? Q3 iii, K D Wg sf ls H x J il 5 ' L .4 1 il fait shi? I W 'Iv 4 Ilvyl V fi?klL.' Qma' pw ,ap ,-1.,.,, x ., ,Tb , , L 3 ,ks 4 1' v X 5 ' T View-f,3E7fh 24 Class Ufficers, 1958 fall Iemester The mighty Utopians made exemplary choices when choosing their lead- ers for their all-important Senior semesters. Each of- ficer did outstanding work in making every senior activity a big suc- cess, including the first off-campus prom for a long period of time. Among the officers for the fall, Charles Munoz acted as president, while Josie De Falla served as vice-president, with Eun- ice Quan as secretary. Spring officers included George Hirai, president, Eunice Quan, vice-presi- dent, and Barbara Wong, secretary. With this, we bring to a close the long-to-be-re- membered class of Sum- mer, 1958. ROW I: S. Miyabe, C. Munoz. ROW 2: J. Gardner, B. Wong, M. Holzer, J. de Falla, C. Okawa, M. Ortiz, E. Quan. ROW 3: Miss Poore, W. Chiles. Class Officers, P58 Inrine Iemester 3 1333333333331 . . 4 'af lil I J u ,,' ,. 1 JG ., l KJ, x . , 2 ' cg XX I .f-X M . , f V' it Q 3 up 5, -.' sex. - ,V ,fy 1. 1 -f x Y N- efar fiTBm tal .M 3 P25 , , L K I I min A Q 5 'C 1 XJ x fi 'XX ,. ff 1 fc X ROW' lr C. Harai, I.. Tevis, E. Quan, G. Baird, B. Vfong. ROW' Z: C. Huff, M. Leu, N, Shima- 1940 zal-ti, C. Hernandez, C. Ralke. RON 3: R. Bylinsky, Mrs. Payton. 25 X f Gown by Dior flr lb Km' sing., Dior that tsl SN X Hair do by Lou s 5 LJ Garage ,Yet Tx I 51602 A1 rf!! X 7' 1 -l xr' f 5 W C t X Mr Peraltas outfit X X .5 loaned by Kraus ' N 'f-1 gg km l NX if l 0 X 0 Klothes 1 dm 9 4 Handsomest boy Don Peralta Pretttest ,girl Elizabeth Parker mey ers Klassy Kut k X g - ! Muscles courtesy of i Vic Tanny fThank Q x .KX lou VIC, Q 55 v I N K1 0 ' 'Wh 14 i M' M 1' . WW B' '00 ASF i.i'Qii?ii'ifg 5 3. ' knows everything, O X f Outfit from Sams i J L , w 2 E 'f Surplus Store- h A T T N We Specialize in I Xb . Bes athlete- Henry ' guirre Tents and Tarps- Most brilliant student- osie De Falla 1 , ' -- e-'e -'Ja The Girl with the A Talented and Tire- less Tonsils. ki T lgwdov ll dh- ,B A Ll ws dxlf i Allills ef U R5 ' -N X l That Shoot in f I ' the background .1 ' means the bull, ' of course. ' 0 It ' x-ffx .Q og X X, N fs Q X s A ' YY 1,501-faffyf Biggest apple polisher- Buster Daniels Best orator- Ginger Baird uh. v ss: vw I Gas iDEm2Q5cnNAtt.i-x-155 5 55 55 A' o 'om' Q f W X ff .5 X . 4 1 . - 9 x I -1 TA ,f ,X i' 1 ' , -', 3 pro uibfff 1-ASQ? I i -ly 1. - wg? Llp Ilya if l X B ,f::5'ff3 'i ' ffi'f':'if5l I3 1 l A 'f 1 v A' 2 Qt ix VXw 2 flsgqig 3. .N B X! ii lx glfifyxx . V' - J' I kv jj, Xxxki 1 ,lt X x lx ' l ' A J -F? Q t ' ,f X ' A9 E J 547 Le' G . ' t ,... 'i j df 7 jf , , ' . ' K 1 K ' i J-,eg - 3 I ' ff-I a'fQ 2 Q : flfff-31s 4 , ff A Xl T is J ' 'f ' l l I ll 'W fill, 5 s ' f A ' at f r K L X 1' ', X' 2 X li 7 6 fi , 'X ,, -I l A E I ' J We .6 X 2 , f . 2 'Y ,f M ' 1 ' f l I x X, F fx I . f ROI! I: HENRY AGI,'IRRE, V Lettermen, Tribunes, go to the Olympics in the pole vault: RAGUEL ALDANA, Pan- American Club, to be a stewardg ALICE ALONZO, com- mercial artist: VIRGINIA ALVAREZ, a good typist. E ROW' 2: MIKE AMBARIAN, Lettermen, Cross Country, Eulexians, draftsmang IRENE ARENAS, Girls' League, Stu- dent Council, Maydens, nurse: ERNEST ARMENTA: RICH- ARD ASARI, Basketball, Baseball. is ROD 3: LUCY AVILA, airline stewardessg GINGER BAIRD, President of Latlycs, Girls' State Repr., Pep Cluh, Eulexians, college: LI'CILLE BALCORTA, Maydens, Pep Club, Eulexians, surgeon: RIBY BARRAGAN, Pan-Amen ican Cluh, stenographer. ROI! 4: JESSE BARRERA, be a success: CAROLE BAIITIS- TA, Drill Team, Maydens, Photo: NORA BERRY, G.A,A., Lettergirlsg SHIRLEY BIAS, Ladyes, Latin, Photo, chemist. . ,,,,.,K:, ,, 27 ROW l.' COLLINS E. BISHOP: ALLEN BLACK, Knights, V Lettermen, play pro. baseball and basketball: DANNY BLANK, ANTON BOEHM, tool-dye maker. I 3 W. ii ROIV 3: KAEKO BUNYA, dress maker: RICHARD BY- LINSKY, Sergeant-at-Arms of Political Council, Sergeant-an Arms of Senior Aye Class, Chess Club, Yearbook Staff, cixil engineer: PATSY CARPENTER, teacher or typist: BONNIE CARTER, Pep Club, Girls' League, airline stewardess. ,. If ROI! 2: EULA BRADLEY, Secretary: ALFRED BRAY, B Lettermen, Track and Football: NORMAN BROXVN, Youth for Christ, Pep, Student Body Cheerleader, professional mod- ern dancer and social worker: BILL BROYLES, Cheer King, Student Council, Knights, Rep. to '58 Calif, Student Council, to become Boys' Vice Principal. RON 4: PAULA CHACON, Drill Team, Youth for Christ, Girls' League, medical secretary: XVILLIAM E. CHILES, Lettermen, Hi-Y, professional football player or police offi- cer: ERNEST O. CHILSON, R.O.T.C. Captain, to enter Lfnited States Marine Corps: DAMON CHUNG. 'i .!? 4:1 ROI! 1: CATHY CISNEROS, to get marriecl: lSDXY'ARD CLARK, B Lettermen, Pep Club, Track ancl Basketball, social worker and complete college: EDXVARIJ RICHARD COLKNGA, Men's Glee, Belmont Hi-Y: ART CONNOLLY, Representatixe to Boys' State, Knights, Presiclent of Eulexi- ans, Latin Club, medical research. Sf, I ROI! 2: ANTONIA CORRAL, Drill Team, clerical worker: NORMA COY.f'xRRl'BlAS, ii..'X.,fX., Letter Girls, college: GRACE lf. CRLZ, Forensics, Pep Club, Tribunes, Drill Team, airline hostess: HliLliN CRLZ, Girls' League, C1,A.A., nurse. KX I f, fs , t ROI! 3: jliSSlli L. CRLZ, Drill Team, Tribunes, beautician and marriage to Art Cheng: MIRI,-XM CRVZ1 MARGARET CLSIMANO, Political Council, secretary Bl'STIiR DAN- IELS, Latin Club, Baseball, certified public accountant, Q ,- fs if ROI! 4: JOSIE DE FALLA, Senior B Vice-President, Stu- clent Council, Eulexians, Presiclent of Latin Club, Vice-Presi- dent of Latin Club, Vice-Presiclent of Girl's League: OSCAR DELGADILLO, electronics and metal: ROBERT DE PRIEST, French Club, college: EVELIA DIAZ, to get married and have a happy family. fr. ,f Lf. ROI-V I: CAROLYN DISMER, Band, Orchestra, Treble Clef, to teach voice: JUSTIN DOMINGO, draflsman or mechanic: DON EATINGER, R.O.T.C., Znd Lt., to make a tareer in the Navy: ALBERT EDBIONS, Knights, R.O.T.CI., police, army or F.B.I. 3' ROIV 2: ROSE MARY ESPARZA, Ladyes, Pep Club, Chate- laines, Lettergirls, Class Cheerleader and Drill Team Lt., to be an elementary school teacher: CONNIE ESTRADA, Chi- quita, Pan-American, Pep Club, Dancing, to be a singer or a poet: DOROTHY FERNANDEZ, Pep Club, G.A.A., Letter- girl, Class Cheerleader, L.A.C.C.: .IERRY FLEMETT, Boys' Cilee, Hi-Y, to be a movie actor. C9 -.J ROW' 3: LEXWIS FLCHRIZR, methanieal draftsmang HENRY FONG: IRENE MARY FRANCO, Pan-American, Pep Club, to be a nurse and marry a wonderful man: MARY FRASIL to be a secretary. I I X , ' if 1 ,Silk : i wlf I s 1 ROI! -1: VIRGINIA FRIEEBIAN, Pep Club Prexy, Girls' League, Student Body Songleader, GAA., Senior B Cheer- leader, Student Body Girls' Vite-Prexy, to be an airline host- ess: IIISANARI FPJIXYARA, otulist and a world traxeler: KQXYAKO Fl'RI'NlOTO, to be a hookkeeperz IERNIE CLAR- CIA, Band, Air Force otilter. mf gf' 'L' RON I: FLORIND.-X GARCIA, to be tt secretary: ROMAN GARCIA, Lettermen, Hi-Y, Basketball, cleritttlg RO- S.-XRYO GARCIA, Pan-Antericztn, secretary: JANET Sl'lf GARDNER, Pep Club, G,fX.A., Drill Team, accountant. ff fx ROI! Sentinel Staff: YDSHIKO GYNID.-X, GAA., Business Club, Youth for Christ, btmkkeeper: SVSAN GILFORD, airline hostess: TERRY GIRON, G A..-X, Pep Club, Debate Club, dental secretary. 2: K.-XRIZN Glilililf, Slitle Rule Club, Stump Club, RUN' 3: LILLIAN YYETTI2 GONZALEZ, Campanile Ar- tist, -luniur Real Cruss, titrtzmnist ur illustrittorg 5l. xRlfX A. GUNf.'XI.lf. lirenth Club, Pitn-.Xttterit.tn, searetgtryg SHIR- l,lfY GROPP, Ci.A.fX., Lettereirls: Hl,Yl',Rl..XY GRVNDA ll.'Xl'Sl:R, Tregtsurer uf the Y-Teens, setretttry, fs ROI! -I: NELLIE GITIERREZ, college: EMILF G. HAD' DAD, Crtvss Country, tim be stuttessful in my job: l+lOXY'ARlJ ll:XGlXY'ARA, Latin Club, Igulexittns, Belmont Sentinel, pltztr- miuistg PAl'L HALMI1, Knights, Yeztrbcmwk Staff, Pep Club, Lettermen, tu be a suttessful lawyer. Q-+ ' vzf .3 X 4:9 ROW l.' KYOKO HATAKEYAMA, G.A.A., Lettergirls, Ladyes, Maydens, to become a good typistg ARMANDO HERNANDEZ, architectural draftsmang CAROLINE HER- NANDEZ, Pep Club, Girls' League, Senior A Treasurer, private secretary: SON-IA T. HERST, to be happy. ROW 2: NIIRIAM HEYMANN, Y-Teens, Pep Club, G.A.A., Chatelaines, nurse: GEORGE HIRAI, Tribunes, Student Council, Senior Aye President, Gymnastics, to own Las Vegas: MARION S. HIROTSU, G.A.A., Lettergirls, Latin Club, Campanile Staff, medical technologist: PATSY HODGE, F.H.A., Public Speaking, Girls' League, stenographer. zu Q27 'J' Qi' if 'rt - ROW 3: BARBARA HODGES, Pep Club, G.A.A., Letter- girls, social worker: BRENDA HOELTER, Pep Club, Girls' League, PBX operator: GARY HOFELE, R.O.T.C., Latin Club, Pre-Med., to be a successg TERESA HOLQUIN, Pep Club, Drill Team, Maydens, Girls' League, PBX operator. ROW' 4: IVIONA HOLZER, Pep Club, Girls' League, Senior B Class Treasurer, clerk-typistg NORMA HONDA, Ladyes, Pep Club, Lettergirls, G.A.A., secondary physical education teacher: DAN R. HOXWARD, technical illustratorg WAYNE HOWARD, clerical typist. an 1 f E7 czf ROI! I: EBE L. C. HUANG, Chinese Club, to be a pianist after completing my education at USC: GAIL HUFF, Girls' League, Pep Club, Senior Cheerleader, Senior Aye Treasurer, secretary: PHYLLIS ANN HI'NT, G.A.A., Lettergirls' Club: JAMES IXVAI, Track, Basketball, mechanical engineer. 'K :UL ,J1 HN yd .il A Y ROI! 3: ROBERT KINKADE, B Lettermen, to be a true fha! halj misogynist: VERNA MARIE KIRN, to be a key punch and tab. machine operator: TEE KOJO, secretary: ARCHIE LA CROIX, to oun my own grocery. -Q Af' lw t ROW 2: MICHAEL JAMES, Boys' League, Yearbook Staff, penologistg DOROTHY JANE JU, Ladyes, Bel-Sci, Letter- girls, G.A.A., draftsmang JOHN JUDGE, l'.S.N.R., retire at 25: BARBARA KEYSER, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club, Pro- jection Crew, to be successful. 5b rv ROW 4: DAVID LAC, Chinese Club, Youth for Christ, Stu- dent Government, Boys' League, to be a printer, RAY LAIJ, Chinese Club, automobile mechanic: CHING W, LEE, Chi- nese Club, college education: VELMA LEMLE, G.A.A., Swinging Sweethearts, nurse. eng Si -15 xl N ROW' 1: JOE LEVITT, Pep Club, Cheerleader, I'.S.N.R.. ROI! 2 RI DOLFO LOPE7 trfnel XDILE LOL CIL Pin join Navy and be a printer: MARLYN LEXV, Bel-Sci. Chute- Amcricftn to be 1 secretftrw CLRTIQ LOXVI' Letterman Bcl laines, Ci.A.A., Eulexians, to be successful: DOITQLAS LIE- Qci Pep Club Slide Rule dentist tcchniclln IREINE LOX A BELT, r'1dio repair man' AI'CiI'9T LINK Pre-Meal Eoren- Drill Team clcrk tx uit - - - . -- I sics, Bel-Si, R.O.T.C., Eulexians, electrical engineer. RON 3: DALE LLM, Latin Club, Photo Club, Slide Rule Club, PIIZITHIZIKIYQ FREDERICK NICHOLAS LLNA, Boys' Glee Club, Sentinel, Yearbook Staff, linotypist or laboratory technician: jI'DY LYNCHE. Sentinel, Flower Ciirl, home- maker: VALERIE LYONS, Y-Teens, marriage, --'Y til ROI! 1: KAYOKO MATSL'L'RA, CLAA., Lettergirls, Chate- laines, to be sutuessful in life: JAMES MISADS, printer: YONITA MlijIA, Pun-Ameriunn Club, to he ll setretnry: JERRY R. MENNING, Campanile Stall, Tribtines, R.O.T,C. Captain, to graduate from high sthuol, ROI! 23 HARRII-.T SIIZRCADO, Pan-Amcritam, Ci.A.A., professional model: jOIf MEYERS, Lettermen, Pep. Football, A Trntk, steady job and get married: TRACY MILLER, Bel-Sri, Hand, Mens Cilee, Business Club, Chess Club, be il great musitiiin and play jazz zit the Crestendn: BARBARA MINKIS, Y-Teens, Izulexinns, Political Cuunail, to be a well known writer and to get married. I I f xx . 4 - I X sd ' I l I .J ROI! 3: TOMI MITSVHASHI, Lettergirls, Eulexians, lnines, C1,A,A., atmuntant: SHIG MIYABIE, Knights, Trzuk, Fimtbitll Letterniiin, Student Cuuntil, engineer: DOR- truxel: Chate- OTHY MONTC.0Ml:RY, Ci.A.A., Pep Club, in MARIA MONTOYA, President of the junior Red Cmss Club, to be suttcssful. I' If .D .,-r ROI! 4: TIfRlfSA MOYA, Pan-American, sales clerk or merthandisez CHARLIIS MVNOZ, Letternien, Ifulexians, Student Cuuntil, Knights, business administration iir foiitbzill player: jIiSSl: MVNOZ, Baseball, Student Budy Sergeant-nb Arms. Student Cuuntil, Tribunus, be a suttessz NANCY NIYRAKANII, Student Cuuntil, ISO. Pres., clerk. 6 C.. 1-1- ROW I: HIROYUKI NAKAMURA, engineerg KOKI NAKAZAWA, draftsmang -IOANNE NAPLES, Maydens, Drill Team, Youth For Christ, get married and have a family, GIN G, NG, Knights, Chinese Club, Slide Rule Club, 'D 1 ROW 2: TED NG, Slide Rule Club, R.O.T.C., Engineers' Club: RAE NISHIMURA, Pep Club, Belmont Political Coun- cil, Bel-Sci, Eulexians, bacteriologistg JACQUELINE SATO- KO OKAMURA, Ladyes Sergeant-at-Arms, Lettergirls, Photo, Sentinel News Editor, stenographer or private secretary: CAROL M. OKAWA, Drill Team, Senior B Treasurer, Ladyes, Honorary Knight, stenographer. 50 A If X. .,..f-rr, 'Q 'C 's ' at 2 E C 1f l75w1? li ftl' QE ROW 3: ROBERT ORANTES, Pep Club, Football, Track, Baseball, work at Tommy'sg MARY ELLEN ORTIZ, Drill Team, Pep Club, Girls' League, clerical typistg AYAKO OSAWAQ SALLY S. OYAMA, Lettergirls, Eulexians, Ladyes, Sentinel Staff, Presidents' Council, high school teacher. ROW 4: JAMES PANIAGUA, auto mechanic: JOE PARA- DA, track, football, be successful: ELIZABETH PARKER, G.A.A., Drill Team, Senior Class Yell Queen, Pep Club, to travelg STEPHEN PENN, Pep Club, Cheerleader, baseball. L...- 'C' Wi? ROW' If DON PERALTA, V Lettermen, Football, Track: PAT POLICH, G.A.A., Lettergirls, secretary: EUNICE QUAN, G.A.A., Pep Club, Maydens, Eulexians, Lettergirls, Ladyes, Senior Aye Vice-President, teacherg CLIFF RALKE, Sentinel Staff, Senior Aye Class Sergeant-at-Arms, become a boys' Vice-Principal. x 'E' A N fl' if' f x H 'CTS' ROW 3: PETER ROSENBAUM, Forensic Club, Chess Club, R.O.T.C., Tribunesg JOE ROSERO, Boys' Glee, Pre-Med, Bel-Sci, Chess Club, singer or actor: MARGARET E. ROSS: LEE ROSSMANN, Pep Club, Sentinel, Latin Club, Slide Rule, work in television. '65 -J 'fr ROW Z: ALFONSO G. RODRIGUEZ, to be a bachelor, LOUIE ROJO, Bel-Sci, Pre-Med, Chess Club, electrician or singerg LILLIAN ROMERO, Maydens, Pre-Med, Theater Board, Noonday Theater, actressg MARY ROMERO, G.A.A., Lettergirls, Pep Club, secretary. .-1 '1 ' Wifi. -15:52. '51-2 FYQT , .1 '-'sf-2 ,- - , J - f5'13:?f' N, P lv 'fi , fy 4 1. ROW 4: LORETTA ROYBAL, Tribunes, secretaryg MAR- GARITA RUIZ, Pep Club, Girls' League, G.A.A., work for governmentg HIROKO SAKAMOTO, go to college, HOW- ARD SAKAMOTO, Knights, B Lettermen, architectural draftsman. ROW' I: ROGER SALAH, Engineers' Club, Slide Rule Club, Chess Club, pharmacist: RICHARD SALAZAR, President B Lettermen's Club, Pep Club, actor: MANUEL SAN- CHEZ, T.V, technician: HELEN SARREAL, long distance operator. ,gi ROI! 2: ERANCES SATO, stenographer: BENNIE SEDIL- LO, Pep Club, Air Force: YIITAKA SEINO, engineer: JOHNNIE H. SEPLFLVEDA, Pep Club, Varsity Lettermen's Club, mechanical draftsman. J im, .J ,. 1 , F :xii sl ROW' 3: JERRY DALE SHANDS, Political Council, Theatre Board, Football Announcer, Youth For Christ, to be an edu- cated playboyg LYNN SHEEER, Bel-Sci, Erench Club, to travel: ALLAN SHIGEMITSU, Latin Club, Cross Country: TERUKO SHIBIASAKI. '17 ROW' 4: NORI SHIMAZAKI, Lettergirls, Drill Team, Eulexians, Bel-Sci, fashion illustrator: XVILLIAM SIMS, Hi-Y, Basketball, Baseball, artist: CARL SMITH, Student Body Vice-President, Knights' President, Varsity Letterman, Council of Club Presidents, aviation cadet: PAUL SNOD- GRASS, travel, go to college. all ROI! I: MADELINE SOLIS, Girls' League, G.A.A., stenog- rapher and bool-tkeeper: IVY SOO HOO, to be an accountant: MARGO SOVRAPAS, Y-Teens, French Club, stenographer or teacher: MELBA STOITT, Pep Club, Drill Team, G.A.A., Mayclens, to be an actress and make a trip arountl the world. Q- Q-se... 'F' gf ROI! 2: TANYA TAIROV, Political Club, French Club, Theatre Board, psychiatrist: LILLIAN TANI, to become a cosmetologist: MOLLY TANJI, ofhce clerk: MARIA TARIN, secretary. ' 1 f , I ROW' 3: ANTHONY TFFTFR, writer: LALIRENA TEVIS, Laclyes, Drill Team, Glee Club, Chatelaines, missionary teacher: BILLY TILLFRY, Lettermen's Club, Pep Club, en- gineer: JOE TOLEDO, to he a mechanic and join the Air Force. -1 rg rj ROW' 4: GLFNDA TOLLIVER, G.A.A., Lettergirls, dentist's assistant or laboratory technician: AKIKO TOMITA, G.A.A., Lettergirls, Iiulexians: KINGSLFY TONG, Chinese Club, Football, Track, businessman: MARTHA TORRFS, Fulexi' ans, a nurse. v 's , fi ROW' 1: ROSIE TOSTADO, Songleader, R.O.T.C. Co-etl Captain, Pep Club, Political Council, to marry Paul Baca antl raise little Bacas: JOHN L'RREA, Knights, Eulexians, Slitle Rule Club, I.S,O., aeronautical engineer: RAY VALENZVE- LA, B Lettermen's Club, police ofhcerz RITA VAN DIS- SELDORE, G.A.A,, Lettergirls, Pep Club, Chatelaines, secre- tary or receptionist. JJ ROI! 2: YOLANDA VARELA, F.H.A., junior Retl Cross, beauty operator: CARL VIEXYEG, Knights, Tennis, Slitle Rule Club, engineer: CHARLES VIR.-XNIONTES, forester: MARY VIZCARRA, R.O,T.C, Staff Commander, Tribunes' Representative, GAA., Girls' League, prixate secretary. , ,..-f : .X-par IR E' ROIV 3: VALERIE ANN VOGLER, to marry Henry Kano and to be a designer: LEE VCHITTEN, Pep Club, B Letter- men, Pan-American Club B Football, tlrive a tamale wagon, GARY XVILLIAMS, Band, Cross Country, Knights, to be proficient in music: JAMES XYILLIAMS, Hi-Y, Track, Foot- ball, Pep Club, to go to college. 4, ff . sf ti' -.-6 NJ ROW' 4: BARBARA XVONG, Eulexians, Ladyes, Lettergirls, G.A.A., legal secretary: MARjORlli XVONG, G.A.A., junior Red Cross, to he an Ambariang TAN H, XVONG, Sentinel Editor, Knights' V.-P., Chinese Club, teacher: TED XVONC, Chinese Club, I.S.O. 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I R Honda A Haynes C Quan ROD Z j jue I Louie C Smith G Takahashl be Allen Han nes Prexy Stud nt CeuneiISnrin '58 The Cabinet ,ir- E ' 11 jesse Munoz, Paul Montejano, Lorctta Gutierrez, Ruth Honda, Charles Munoz The student body exercised usual Belmont dis- cernment in Hlling the seats of the Spring '58 Student Council. This group, under the leadership of Sponsor Mr. Scharf and Prexy Charles Munoz, achieved many worthwhile objectives in continu- ing to keep high Belmont standards. Members of the Council President .,.,,...,.. Girls' Vice-President. . Boys' Vice-President. . . Secretary ,.,..,..,. . Treasurer ...,.. Historian .....,.. Sergeant-at-Arms . . . All Representative . . All Representative . . . B11 Representative . . . B11 Representative . . . A10 Representative . . . A10 Representative , . . B10 Representative . . . B10 Representative . . . Senior A President ..., Senior A Vice-President Senior B President ..., Senior B Vice-President Ladyes Representative Knights' Representative R.O.T.C. .,.....,... . Sentinel ,............ Girls' League . . . Member ..,, Member . . . Member . . . Member . . . Member . . . Member . . . Member .,.....,... Member .,,.......,., I.S.O. Representative . . I.S.O. Representative . . I.S.O. President ,...., . . .,.... Charles Munoz .Virginia Freeman . . . . . .Shig Miyabe , , . . .Ruth Honda . . .Paul Montejano . Loretta Gutierrez . . . . . .jesse Munoz . . .i .Jean Tamura . . . . . , .Gary Steele . . . .Diane Shimada . . , .Albert Vogler , . , . .jane lNIaluia . . .Paul Valenzuela ....ElaineLee Douglas Murayama . . . . .George Hirai . . . . . Eunice Quan . . .Ray Kawaguchi . .Ellen Yamamoto . . ,Carole Bautista . . . . .Carl Smith .......Pete Baca . . . .Arnold Lester . , . .Irene Arenas . . . .Rosie Tostado . . .Blanca Bustillos .Bobbi Siminowski . . . . .Arturo Irizarrev . . . .Norma Honda . . . . . .Kathy Emi . . . . . .Bill Broyles . . .Lee Siminowsky . . . .Adam Mekler . . . ,Margarita Reul . . . .Nancy Murakami TIIQ Tribunes The Tribunes, or The House of Representatives, is the lower house of the Stu- dent Senate. This gives each student on campus a chance to participate in School Government and get himself ready for a Student Body Office. XY'e are one of several schools who have this advantage. 1 0 x 5 Sllfln '58 . D. Cialindo, A, Rozhe C. Anderson, j. XVood J. De Voe, A. Tillery V. Quin, L. Mauchichea I. De Aragon, H. Mer condo, A. C, Anderson R. Garcia, S. Cnstillos I. Crul, C. Lungren, AI Henning, Page, Y Carmona, Hashimoto, P. Rosenbaum, R. Orriv R Sfrana 'e B. Pittl . Q. , Cf, li, Rorick, R, Reynolds. F. Bradley, Vlerirome, H. Aguirre, N. Utell Mrs. Hosatk. inter '57 ROI! 1: D. Zammarip- pa, G. Cruz, T. Moyia S. Cook, D. Hall, F, Ta: nahi, B. Siminowski ROI! 2: I.. Pierce, V Freeman, A. Lester, R Del'Orfano, G. Hirai, I Acosta, B. Foronda, S Nelson, j. Muluia, Mrs Hosack, ROI! 3: S Vifipple, W. Kennedy E. Stanford, XV, Brown J. Bluncw, C. Swift, B Lindberg, H. Denton. Nr These are two of the top organizations in the school, and over the years both have continued to render to Belmont service of superior proportions. The Knights became an asset to the campus in the first year that Belmont pushed its height into the sky over old Crown Hill, 'way back in 1923 and 1924. Membership in these or- ganizations is restricted to twelfth grade students who have outstanding ability and desire to serve Belmont. Mr. Condit spon- sors the Knights, whose president is Paul Perez. Mrs. Swain sponsors the Ladyes, and the club president is Judy Furakawa. '!g!. 'lllll' I nights ROI! I: T. Reyes, C, Munoz, P. Perez, F. Norwood, D. Benson, H. Ortiz. ROV 2: S. Miyabe, F. Pan, j. l'rrea. A. Haynes, C. Smith, J. Hall, Mr, Contlit, V. Vieweg, P, Halme, T. XVong, A. Reza, R, Perez, H. Sakamoto. tudent Court ROW l: Dr. I. Grant, Sponsor, C. Okawa, l. Louie, S. DeVoe, M. Ramirez, N. Barroso, E. Valdivia, j. Okamura, C. Bautista, P. Perez. ROW 2: P. Halme, C. Berrard, C. Vieweg, J. Hall, D. Benson, A. Haynes, C. Munoz, j. Furukawa. HIIIYBS RON 1: BI. Robles, I. Fukumolo, l. Louie, F, Quan, S De Voe, S. El-Ossais, E. Valdisia. ROW 2: S. Bias, P XX'ong, R. Tostado, B. Lopez, M. Ramirez, j. Fernandez C. Quan, K. Hatakeyama, N. Barroso. RON 3: Mrs. Swain, M. Lew, B. XY'ong, L. Texis, J. De Falla, j. Furu- kawa, j. Hall, Honorary Ladye, Ci. Baird, S. Oyama, C. Bautista, C. Okawa, N. Honda, That j. Hall is john Hall, honorary Ladye. 1 Chatelaines The Chatelaines have been an important campus organization since 1942. This group is composed of eleventh grade girls who maintain at least a C average or better. Their exemplary primary objective is to promote school service and spirit. The president is Ellen Yamamoto, and Miss Kinney is the sponsor. ROW I: J. Jarvis, F. Tanabe, E. Yamamoto, N. Fujinaka, J. Jue, G. Morales. ROW 2: B. Yee, J. Tatum, J. Tamura, J. Kojo, C. Masui, R. Honda, N. Lum, C. Wong, L. Simi- nousky. ROW 3: H. Gaitan, C. Sechrest, M. Mishef, K. Emi, L. Gutierrez, S. Kinsinger, L. Nevarez, J. Pilve, S. Taylor, M. Takemura. irls' eaeue The Girls' League is an organization for all girls of Belmont. Its pur ose is to promote a spirit of leadership and frien liness among the girls. Connie Quan acts as club president, and Mrs. Sumi is sponsor. ROW I.' I. Otero, M. Heuer, A. Samalot, G. Tatum, D. Long, F. Guzman, B. Stewart, D. Montoya, M. Solis. ROW 2: M. Vizcarra, C. Tamura, D, Hall, R. Gaumot, J. Fernandez, E. Lopez, C. Quan, U. Wehrberg, I, Silva, R. Elizalde, E. Quan, N. Lum. ROW' 3: Mrs. A. Sumi. Sponsor, A. Rolfe, V. Freeman, J. Carmona, B. Carter, M. Taylor, S, Giannove, M. Stout, R. Esparza, H. Cruz, R. Flores, I. Delgado, B. Lee, S. Chan, A. Lee. ROIV 4: M. Mishef, I. Arenas, D. Hyatt, S. Sterry, E. Mitchell, L. Tevis, L. Gutierrez, G. Huff, G. Baird, E. Baird, C. Wass, A. Lee, J. De Falla, S. Kensinger. Maydens This group was organized in 1951. A major ob- jective is to provide an opportunity for closer com- munion between tenth grade girls. Another of their aims is to give faithful service to Belmont and the community. President is Susan Chan, and Miss Mawe is sponsor. ROW' I: B. Hammer, J. Carino, I. De Aragon, E. Quan, V. Yamauchi, S. Chan, B. Lee, C. Tamura, A. Lee, M. Nery, L. Masushige. ROW 2: L. Yamashiro, H. Nakasone, C. Wehrberg, C. Valencia, E. Wartels, H, Dozier, M. Kawamata, M. Holst, A. McGuffee, D. Weeks, T. Doon- badse, D. Hall, C. Fox, Miss V. Mawe. ROW 3: S. Ste- vens, S. Cook, M. Harris, E. Feinman, L. Scott, M. Wood- cock, C. Swift, S. Bell, B. Kimbell, T. Zamudio, Y. Bright, G. Toyoda. 545' .4 A A The Boys' Glee Club is a recent addition to the Belmont scene, having been or- ganized in 1956, but it is already taking its place as one of our most worthy organiza- tions. They have never failed to impress in their memorable appearances at the annual Christmas assembly, at Open House, Graduation, and in their visits to neighboring Junior High Schools, where they have made apparent one excellent feature of the broad educational program offered here. -U-. oys' I3 ee ROI! I: M. Huang, F. An guili, L. Bray, C. Downey, F Torres, P. Sanchez, G. Abel la, F. Torres, G, Oshiro, T Ball. ROW' 2: T. Hughes, D Cason, V. Benson, D. Valen ti, P. Peralta, G. Caugle, J Rockett, V. Chong, B. An ches, T. Masukawa, R. Stead man, J, Bourque. ROW' 3 Mr. Fckardt, A. Black, A Volger, R. Uranga, A. Sala nitro, R. Sanchez, W. Dorsey D. Gann, F. Jaime, R. Oran tes, E. Armenia, W. Gibson J. Hocher. irls' 6 ee Girls' Glee-1932 The Girls' Glee Club was organized in the Fall semester of 1958, and as this goes to press their only appearance so far has been at the Christmas assembly. They will be seen and heard at other functions, however, and if the moving impression they created at Christmas is any criterion, this group bids fair to rank high among the cultural aspects on our campus. Much credit is to be extended to both groups and to Mr. Eck- ardt, their energetic and inspiring director. ROW' I: B. Rutberg, M. Gallagher, C. Estrada, J. Wong, G. Tanaka, E. Kawasaki, K. Masato, K. Ozawa, C. Alonzo, S. Phelps. ROW 2: M. Ramirez, G. Rogers, C. Valencia, A. Castillo, R. Mouzadian, W. Majdali, Y. Bejar, M. Mumm, Mr. Eckardr, S. Cook, G, Thompson, W. Money- hun, B. Givens, C. DePeralta. ROW 3: Y. Leon, G. Navarro, S. Crumpton, J. Paucher, E. Rickert, S. Givens, J. White, R. Buergler, L. Ramirez, R. Anders, N. Sierra, T. Wolfe, A. Abel, S. Whipple, J. Beane. ixe Chorus ROW' If BI. Dozier, A, ML' Guffee, D. Jennings, XV. Cain, P, Trimmer, V. Lyons, M. Roman. ROI! 2: G Christmas, S. Xvhiple, M Petean, G. Adams, C, Dis mer, K. Chinn, R. Greenberg. ROW' 3: G. Vfong, ll. Tracy, D. Mendiola, D. Guidor. ROW' 4: Mr. Echardt, direc tor: C. Malone, L. Hall, XV Brown, H, Lujan. The phrase Extra Added Attraction becomes really meaningful when it is applied to the Mixed Chorus, and it seems natural to so apply it. Their performances at Christmas, Graduation, etc., are always noteworthy for contributing that little extra something that adds so much, they never fail to attract, and they are attractive. That magic X ingredient that adds so much zest and zing to athletic contests, that lends life and lift to assemblies and that stirs the emotions in performances such as the Christmas presentation, Graduation and Open House, is provided by the Bel- mont Band. Under the brisk baton of its director, Mr. Mehr, it is fast achieving major status as one of our finest organizations. Qlt is rumored that next year will witness the appearance of this splendid group in resplendent uniforms, for which a fanfare on the trumpets., V I ,,.3m,.f-.1 -- '-C ,' .3 - Q so O E'- FM C5 :bangs 1 Qt did X fill V f X I L , fl qghi it .ip A 'T' ....,-'f.x,.4:i.,b wgeareieti boot NC.. Mixed Chorus-1926 Belmont Band ROW I: V. Wong, D. Good- head. ROIV 2: R. jones, L. Rojo, T. Miller, M. Ruiz, C. Carter, XV. Fritz, E. Armenta, T. Sasaki, D. Sasaki, M. joe, G. Williams. ROIV S: R. Young, O. Rodriguez, R. Ro- sales, T. Yagade, C. Charles, 1. Barlow, LI. Lewis, J. Mc- Gowan. ROW' 4: T, Swader R. Rosales, XV. King, L. Poche, P. Fields. Instructor Mr. Mehr. a s 'v ' Awff W X, 3 . 1 f I . 1 O 6 4 , 1, v G i . y-vi? 1 'Cl . 5 3- 1. L.. -'ss x Ati - n- ,Q T., , , A , V Y m , , - os :Qi , -L-JJ: E25 E41 U :5-L W: ' A: g QPQ3- we f-- +11 ' ' Y - Grew V. ' I i 1 .A .sa yn f n An, 9125- I M Q ,- Hg .. t 5 O Q S P .yi .by xdk - o v - I' In 4 K , Y ,dnb V A - ' v . .., ' if . Z W - L I J 'H V ' J N 1 F 4 G 'Q Y K you 4 a ykfffz J, 'L , , - ' , - , 5 . fig , NB A 1? ' - J Mg: :I-Kyiv X' ,V 4 Inf x vjyf W , - 4 ill' .v fm -an x. L MAE vf r'-'-fm I fm X 3 'X 'r F: 1. ,,.x X ' .4:? , Y 1 J Eulexians, fall emester, '57 ROW I: D. Lee, G. Torres, E. Valdivia, M. Ortega, S. Abenoja, M. Torres, A. Ponce. ROW' 2: R. Honda, M. Cichowski, U. Welirberg, D. Davis, M. Robles, L. Siminowsky, A. Link, I. Martinez, N. Fujinaka, H. Victor. ROW' 3: M. Huang, T. Valencia, M. Rcul, E. Yamamoto, N. Uyemura, DI. Holst, j. Furukawa, W. W'oodcock, D. Yee, C. Quan, F. Tanabe, N. Tahir, M. Parker, spon- sor. ROW' 4: S. Murahashi, H. Wfilliam, F. Pan, R. Fong, G. Van Pulliam, A. Connolly, M. jaryie, C. Munoz, F. Norwood. Belmont points with pride to the Eulexians, who typify that so important part. of any institution of learning, the scholastic ideal. Every member of this organization has attained at least three A's and one B or better on his last report card. Such an achievement is not easily won and is deserving of a just esteem. Miss Parker guides the destinies of this group with the capable help of President Maria Luisa Robles, Vice-President Lee Siminowsky, and secretary Dorothy Davis. ulexians, Snrin Semester, '58 A-10: Brigitte Baumer, Rebecca Fsparza, Gerry Fong, Martin jue, XY'ayne King, Lynda Masushige, Tadashi Motoyama. Bobbi Siminoski, Judy Carino, Eileen Tabate, jean Tamura, Michael Padilla. B-Il: Arturo Irizarry. A-Il: Vera Buemaniuk, Margaret Cichowski, Vlakimir Dvornychenko, Christine Hanson, Ruth Honda, Victor Honda, Dennis Lee, Xenia Ordoysky, Stanley Sakamoto, Lee Siminowsky, Nine Tahir, Garry Van Pulliam, Carolyn Vfong, Ming XVong, Diane Fmata. Judy Harris. B-12: Emma Delaney, Richard Fong, Nancy Fujinaga, Florence Tanabe, L'rsel XY'ehr- berg, Ellen Yamamoto, A4125 Ginger Baird, Arthur Connelly, josie De Falla, Hou ard Hagixx ara, Marylyn Lew, August Link, Barbara Minkus, Tomi Mitsuhashi, Carlos Munoz, Akiko Tomita, Rosie Tostado, Barbara XX'ong, Laurena Teyis. Foreign Stmlwzlss Anna Altman, Helene Burger, Hector Guillen, Victor Hsia, XVilliam Hsia, Masako Kadomatsu, Howard Kayyamoto, Kikue Onomoto, Alejandro Rubio, junichi Sakamoto, Katsuko Takamine, Cynthia XVong. The Bel-Sci club has been in existence since February, 1923, and is the oldest club on the campus. Membership in this venerable organization is open to students with a B or better grade average or their teacher's recommen- dation. With interest in science becoming increasingly I3e - ci lub ROI! 1: P. Montejano, A Kink, C. Fox, j. Tamura N. Takemura, V. Arnau doff, C. Matsui, R. Honda R. Burdette, Jarvis. B Siminoski. ROI! 2: Ii. Can tu, A. Lee, I. Yamaushi, C Quan, D. Hall, ID. Osseoss L, Siminowsky, ju, H Bonesy, Y. Hennigar, L Nevarez, Ii. Schmuck, S Pleitez, M. Lawamata, H Nakasane, C. Tamura ROI! 3: If Vifehrberg, I Albertsen D. Chavez, .I Pilve, T. Zamodio, T. Sa saki, K. Emi, j. jue, T Miller, F. Sanchez, A, Orne las, D. Chavez, G. Toyoda L. Shefer, B. Lee, Mmes Pattison and Chang. ROII' 4: I. Chan, j. Shands, L Lake, T. Kemp, M. Wcxwd cock, C. Gonzalez, R, Rey nolds, Baker, R. Roman P. Smith, G. Steele, F. Mon tes, M. jarvie, L. Gutierrez G. Takahashi, G. Hersh. important today, it is reassuring to realize that here at Belmont activities designed to spur interest in science have long received strong support. Club president for the current year is Yolanda Hennigar, with Miss Chang as sponsor. f'ss 'f s ' 'jing ' I ' A 4 izw Fw A l l V ' -a, . ' H R l I l 'N ff 'FT' A fa :W I I X I ' r 'i.Q..:.i..,'N I I I K X - TY, 2 ' v X .. vp . Q y ,V 2341.5 LA f Science advances I I Y I Q 5 jx . the air age into the L 1- . facie wif- jet stage. 1945 witnessed the beginning of the Slide Rule club, mystery of the slide rule, which is so important an asset which was organized by Doc. Nicol, who came to Bel- to aspiring mathematicians, engineers, and scientists. mont that year. The club's purpose is to master the Iide Dule lub ROI! 1: Ii. Shefer, E. Lopez, R. Ponce, j, Fernandez. ROI! 2: Shands, A. Ginn, F. Norwood, Ii. Cantin, R. Sa- lah, S. Sakamoto, A, Flores, Doc. Nicol. ROI! 3: G. Dro- in, A, Connolly, C. Viexyeg, , Gonzalez, M. Matsumoto, S. Murahashi, C. llc La Pela, R. Fong, A. Vogler, A. Link R. Young. g. C. I Frene lub ROI! 1: R. Gueits, li. Diaz, M. Nelson, D. Bauer, G. Hersh, J. Paige, C. Valentia, C. Valparaiso, R. Nishi- mura, F, Cantu. RON' 2: L, Romero, l. johns, V. Honda, R. Gonzales, li. Huang, X. Ortlovsky, V. Valta, G. Perez, M. Handler, T. Valencia, Y, Dright, A. Rolfe, Dr. Adams, sponsor. RON' S: B. johns, C. Torres. XV. Brimm, T. Tairox, P, Halme, Y. Hom, N. De Groat, XV. Goetz, K. Cieffe, H. Lopez, L. Chan, C. Sechrest, A. Teran. ROW' 4: j. KVells, R. De Priest, A. Teeter, M, Amharian, F. lfhrlich, Ci. Risch, R, Ciameros, Ci. Hofele, M. XVilson, A, Crcnnan, R. Fong, Al, XY'inkler, C Cosey, S. Sakamoto. ' The French Club, open to all students enrolled in French courses, is large in number and strong in spirit, under the genial guidance of Doctor Adams. The group devotes itself to a broader knowledge of French and a wider acquaintance with the country of France and its customs. The Latin Club really has its roots deep in the past of Belmont for it was founded in 1924, before the plaster of the new school was barely dry. Its primary purpose is to pursue an understanding of Latin, the language and the culture with an additional exemplary objective in faithful service to Belmont. Club president is Dennis Lee, with Miss Poore as sponsor. atin lub ROW 1: T. Yagade, H Hagiwara, D. Davis, B Yee, D. ju, K. Chinn D. Lee. RON Z: S Hirohata, S. Bias, V XVong, S. Lake, D. Cha vez, L. Alton, F, Quan XV. Hall, S. Sakamoto ROW' Miss D. Poore sponsor: V. Buchaniuk Y. Hom, R. Luke, D Lum, A. Connolly, A Young, B. Hauber, L Rossmann, j. Smith, D Thomas. Dill1',Al11B The Pan - American Club made its debut in 1951, and since that time it has continued to grow rapidly toward becoming one of the finer features among the clubs and or- ganizations here. Some of its worthy objectives are a desire to know better the life and culture of the Americas and to strength- en the spirit of peace among the countries of the Pan-American Union. Club president is Edmun- do Buenabod, with Mr. Scaccia as faculty spon- sor. ROIV I: P. Perez, D. Aldana, M. Saldivar, M. Rodriguez, C. Cerda, F. Valdiva, N. Martinez M. Garcia, I. Fukumoto, R, Garcia, M. Cortes, M. Mireles, M, Robles, C. Estrada, M. Tuckler ROW' 2: E. Ponce, M. Velez, A. Bucreux, j. Ortiz, M. Nunez, V. Sanchez, G. lindara, R. Barra gan, Y. Mejia, O. Bennal, li. Buen-Abad, President, C. Siordia, G. Meio, A. Peroz, M. Alonso G. Crespo, G. Hernandez, A. Loucel. ROI! E. Armenta, R. Valenzuela, B. MacDonald, M Reul, R. Gonzalez, S. Benanidez, R, Cisneros, T, Torres, R. Garcia, C. Cuevas, M. Cuevas, G Robles, F. McCleary, M. Loucel, R. Bosque, L. Arroyo, C. Gutierrez, R. Aldana, A. Pleitey, C Guiterrez, A. Rodriguez, F. De lfna, M. Medina, D. Sierra. ROIV 4: C. Veyna, H. Flizondo L, Whitinez, -I, Medrano, F. Durazo, A, Reza, P, Balhacbe, S. Flores, F, Dominguez, O. Vaca J. Urrea, R. Antonio, C. Agnaciro, A. Aguilar, M. Diaz, F. Menchaca, A. Valenzuela, R. Garcia M. Laguna, D. Fuentes. s hinese Club The Chinese Club is honored as one of the oldest organizations on campus, having been established in 1929. Its objectives are to study Chinese culture, to promote serv- ice to Belmont, and to spread fellowship among our Chinese students. Presiding ofhcer is Francis Pan, and Miss Izmarian is sponsor. ROW' I.' S. Young, T XX'ong, F, Pan, M. Gin C. Lee. ROIV 2: B. Lee P. Wtmng, J. ju, R. Chan M. Young, R. Hasia ROW L. lzmirian, G Wong, S. Woo, K. Jong J. Quon, R. XX'ong, T XVong. Belmont eatre 0l'kSh0l3 ROW 1: L. Romero, T. Chung, J. Aguel, Benito Mulero, E. Maizer, V. Lyons, D. Harrington, K. Ransom, L. Furidel. ROW 2: A. Pen- der, W, Murphy, C. David- son, T. Miller, E. Baird, M. Eddy, B. Hammer, C. Han- son. All the world's a stage, The play's the thing, and To be or not to be, That is the question, are sayings that ring familiar to our ears, fdon't they?j. Anyway, they're very meaningful to the budding Thespians who tread the boards of the Bel- mont Theatre Workshop before enthusiastic audiences. In the past, Belmont has presented many notable dramatic offerings, and the tradition is being continued this year with a fine group of performers under the very able direction of Miss Allegro. orensics Club The Forensics club is a recent and very welcome addition to Belmont. Its members are afforded the opportunity to acquire ease and grace on the platform and to speak the language with appreciation for itsubeauty and effectiveness. Mrs. Long is sponsor, and August Link is president. ROD I: A. Link, G, Taka- hashi, L. Siminowsky, G Steele, R, Honda, D, ju, S Wfood. ROI! 2: R. Long sponsor: V. Hooker, K. Emi J. janet. ROI! 3: R. Salah R. Fong, P. isiomejann, Pi Rosenbaum, C. Hanson, j Shands, L, Nevarez, G. Cruz. -9 ' 5' . 5 . sf,- In 1 ,f kyfh'-. Y Q- ld gr' :Q TkfVf'T-i fu 1 11,5 37 w-? E'-: ,lm IQ X . JV .. i I. A, gg i. 'W 4' M . 0 , ' v x . . 1 lr MQE T' 1 V I iff. i 'L ip? ' ' 1' '9 -?bIA' 3 x 31 a 1, . ' , K 5 -Q . psf. 5 f YHA .':L Q ,--gy-'Sl by-i'f4,g...':v . , , I t 1 V' ' ' 1 XT! 2 42 f 1 ,. rv , ,1 V . -1A ' Ls.. . . . ,' ' .- ,QL V . w x R 3 ,:?-3152! A 1 R . . li ' Q A J' no ' 5 1 u - sf, 6 Mldl' - - JA. 3 l l'i,Ji n, H Q , m - - '1 Isl ,. X . lil hy! f ' Pr' '-bf .f .1 ' v- K nm W , . W i 1 4 ' I' v ,Q,'?,,gff. ,, ., , . L,-f'jgifg,1 . ,I 4 V ' 5 V .4 V' : M Y Z ,.Eg 'N-' F' gf :J . - if Vx a, , N . , 1 . 'fa i fl al, 'mn QQ Ljibr ' 3 CL.. W .V 0' :QA A x A 1 .fe ' 415 6 , Q' K I' , . Q S C 'fl 5 as x-,tg X J 3 if xy I X wf ' ' f X 'if 7.1 Varsity ettermen The Varsity Lettermen's club began with Belmont, back in the early 'twenties when our first athletic programs got under way. Members have earned at least one letter in interscholastic sports. Sponsor is hir. Evans, and club president is Charlie Munoz. ROW' I: C. Munoz, P. Halme, P. Perez, P. Chre- tien, J. Hue, L. Garcia, R. Perez. ROI! 2: J. Nicholson, R. Briones, H. Reyes, H. Ortiz, D. Benson, J. Hall. XV. Chiles, A. Haynes, K. Fndoso, J. Smith. etter irls Girls who have won their letter through participation in G.A.A. ac- tivities make up the Lettergirls. Spon- sor is Mrs. Smith, while Norma Honda serves as president. ROIV 1: N. Honda, D. Ju, N, Fujinaka, N, Shimazaki, M. Hirotsu, P. XVong, J, Jarvis, J. lwtiyagi, c. Vigil, A. Tomita. ROI! 2.- E. Yamamoto, K. Matsuura, F. Guzman, J. Fernandez, S. Bias, R. Fsparza, C. Quan, F. Tanabe, E Quan, K. Hatakeyama, T. Mitsu- hashi. ROIV 3: Mrs. D. Smith, Sponsorg li. Soo Hoo, Ii. Parker, M. Romero, N. Berry, S. Gropp, S. Oyama, D. Thomas, P. Hunt, J. Furukawa, G. Tolliver, P. Polich, C. Bau- tista, M. Stout. 6 ' ettermen The B lettermen's club is a recent addi- tion to the athletic picture, and early indica- tions are that it will become an important asset to campus activities. Mr. Bauer is sponsor, and Richard Salazar is club presi- dent. RON I: D. Barron, C. Vixeros, R. Perez, S. Mi- yahe, R. Salazar, R. Valenzuela, R. Royhal, L. XX'hitten, J. Hue ROI! 2: R. Parada, F. Lujan, R. Young, ll. Peralta, S. Keeler, R. Orantes, T. Sau- noris, G. Ray, R Ozzie, R. Gartia, P. Valenzuela, Mr. Bauer. RON 3: C, Bruno, J. Vfhitehead, J. McGowan, R. Bartholomew, J. Dart, A, Drennan, F. Clark, J. Batres, R. Ham, D. Tarampi, S. Ruis. X2 p u-I ll! - ,Ili Q 3 5 e KD if -J QI lKklKxgxxx f Q 54, -. Q xsxuxxxxxkxixyx Y r x 'mxxxxxsxs e ' N Q. MJ l f f r 592 The Swinging Officers, ROI! l: C. Torres, R. Esparza, V. Bucmaniuk, K. Emi. RON 2: I. Arenas, Miss Henley, B. XVong. Here is one of the top organizations in the school. Membership is limited to those girls who have passed rigid screening for high-level citizenship and scholar- ship qualities. Final stamp of approval comes from the Girls' Vice-Principal. Added lustre is provided by them to pep rallies and football games. In the past, their routines have always been remarkable, but this year they have featured some truly fascinating and fabulous formations that have de- lighted the eyes and thrilled the hearts of on-lookers. No small credit for all this is due to their dynamic and inspirational sponsor, Miss Henley. But then look at the talent she had to work with! Officers are Irene Arenas, Barbara XY'ong. Rosemarie Esparza, Kathy Emi, Clara Torres and Vera Bucmaniuk. Presenting - and we're mighty proud of them - Belmont's own Swing- ing Sweethearts! .f C--'I it 5 v T x gn' ' ' '6,Xb , 1 .- 5, 1, , Vx ' X I, W ' W - A ', : . X 1' . ' N ' J . 5 . X 5 F , kv' 4 .' lv S ! llvfpl ,W 154i 255 v -'Q 41 js: Q3 I 1 ,I , I1 ' 7 ,gg 1 - x Q , 3' Q f H 1 K 5 3 7 . ll, V5 4 . ,, Y 1 4 6 3 Wx , f W f ' 5 N 'max v.N If - I r ,N E 1 . A l . '22 .fa-1, A K. . ' '. 5 1- ' 35' X' '1 , 1- 1 'f:4'?,L-- AM , f .V A-AA gf X 1. f' +551 ' Elf NCQ 'A A 3' - ,L ff- N ' 3:34 ' 1 is LL H . , G iff? 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'V .7-U 11' -1-li'-fr'-rv-w BBWQ' Eirrsmxu . - - nf , . -uv e . 1 I I Y U- F X . - -,. :Eff QU 'u, v x v ' Nw . v 'Y 'fe Qx 3 ' , W V ' ', ? fx Ab 5' tx ' ' f A ,ff 1f 9'. f ,-sm, . 'N-.-fr: ' if t 1 I ,W ' - '51 'L Java N 1, - X, ,sf , -puff wg x ! A X7 ' Q x , wf -'ff f' . ., ,.z,. ' ' ,V -' . h - .J. ,-,1,-f' J V 93,345 , F -, V1 4 an -, , sc 'fr - , f .M - ev an ROW' l I Otero, D. Montoya, J. Tatum, J. Jarvis, N. Fujinaka, Y Akama F. Klingsporn, A. Samalot. ROW' 2: B. Yee, R. Hon- da j Hashimoto, M. Takemura, F. Tanabe, D. Hyatt, G. Morales. C Masui J. Tamura, J. Maluia. ROW' 3: Mrs. M. Harada, Sponsor S VUoo, R. Bacon, Y. Genda, S. Kinsinger, B. Conner, T Miller K. Emi, C. Backus. Dre- e lub ROW' I: D. Long, P. Trimmer, F. Cain, L, At- water, M. Ciochowski, S. Taylor, R. Honda, T. Sanchez, C. Czamocki. ROI! ZX M. Mishef, K. Emi, H. Lopez, T. Clark, N. Bretz, J. Shands, R. Salah, A. Ornelas, S. Irish, E. Petis. ROW' 3: Mr. Butler, Sponsor, B. Smith, j. Smith, G. Van Pulliam, P. Smith, j. Baker, R. Reynolds, A. Link, A. Connolly, S. Kinsinger. unior De Cross ROW I: O. Bennal, E. Smith, M. Cortes, A Anderson, R. Bosque. ROIV 2: I. johns, M. Hi- gashi. ROIV 3: C. Wong, N. Furumoto, C Wtxng, F. Cain, B. Martos, B, MacDonald, N Sierra, C. Mejia, P. Montejano. Dlilillirll Club 45 'ma J , .i.yQl Council of Club Dresidents ROII' I: lz. Valdivm, Ia. Smith, lz. Ya mamoto, C. Quan, N. Fujinnl-cu, ll Quan, M. Robles. ROI! Z: P. Perez, F. Pan, R. Bosque, j. Furukawa, R. Young, j. Shands. ROIV S: P. Smirh R. Reynolds, j. Baker, C. Smith, A Link, E. Bucn-Abad, C. Munoz. flltlll'8 TQEICITBYS ROIIH If l. Albertson, l'. Vfelirlmerg, A. Rolfe, B. Kimhell, Mr. T, Kato. Sponsor. Rou' 2: D. Smith. R. Rey- nolds, R. Semanagc, l. Gutierrez, j. Pilve. IIIIH Cvwwgg future omemakers ROII' I: Y. Vaula, B. johns, P. Trim- mer, Ii, Smirh. ROII' 2: N, Barroso, I. johns, C, Cain, C, Proper, I.. Rosor, B. Kimbcll, Miss I Money, Sponsor. 89 usiness Uffice elners ROW' 1: A. Tomita, B. Wong, M. Cortes. ROIV 2: I. Fukumoto, M. Holzer, C. Okawa, M. Ortiz. ROI! S: Mr. T. Sunada, G. Huff, R. Garcia, XV Saito, XV. Chiles, K. Honda, E, Maizer, N, Vi loria. ? Mann fflce elners f- , pqgk Health ffllle BIDBYS x 49 .qv -Q' f , . X - 1g,,,.. ,. S ., E, ROW I: L. Tirado, F. Cain, C. Wong. ROW 2: R Argandona K. Gzenot, N. Viloria. ROIV 3: A. Smith, E. Schmuck J Pasley Mrs. M. Biow, Nurse, G. Tapia. Attendance and Work xnerience elners ROI! I: Mr. Kohtz, N. Covarrubias, M. Wong B. Leyba, E. Schmuck. ROI! Z: D. johnson, N Fujinaka, L. Tani, J. Tamura, M. Takemura, C Masui, F. Tanabe, C. Carter. ROI! S: F. Sato M. Taylor, M. Romero, F. Parker, D. Shimada M. Stout, D. Fernandez, A. Segura, D. Hyatt. eekreem elners F I ROI! I: T. Shimamki, V. Hooker. ROI! 2: S. Maruhis, C. De L11 Pelu, j. Patrick. ROI! 3: R. Gutierrez, Mrs. A. Kingsley, S. Owens. Counselors' ffiee elners Droiectien Crew ROI! I: R. Tavttnar, J. Vasqueuez, D. Yusa, C. Mitsui, M, Tnkemura, S. Bins T. Gotnndft. ROI! 2: G. Toruno, If. Dionisi, D, Flores, I-I. Regnlado, 1. Garcia D. Cttson, Iwai, Mejift. ROI! I: Mr. V, Moon, Sponsor, R, Lopez, M Pruitt, R. Ferrel, C. Mittthell, Y. Cztdentt, R. Donahue, ID. Chung, If. Quan C, Patil. Staee Crew ROII' In F. Wktlker, VI, Miytlwe, K. II:1t.1keynnu, L, :Xt'royo, If, Ihsonttnizt. ROI! I: j. Iltutley, II. Rixertt, R. Peters, ROI! 2 R XIQIIYII Ii 'Nluiint I3 NY nt, II Stk U1 ROII' I X Turf ID gg, ' ., . o ...'.tnio. -.'. . 1 LN. . Yum. Miller, Angitinno, Ci, Austin, Iz. Cfolungt N. Berry, ID. Ntigdo, ,Ir Nlttlxigt, I. Martinez, R. Greenberg, T. Ciiron, I1, Yit- ' ' H RUII' I Nlri I Iltrter 'I' I't1ji ttmtnoto, NI. Nltlhntel. Miss Nttholson. x . . n.tgt1, I. IJi117,I.. Piller, IJ. IINIFVAI, c,I'L1l,I..5LlYII,.'X. fn Rios, S. Sttgebttrtli, I Ilerntindel. I f ' - mi, .xt inn. xt. 91 ibrary elners ROIIV I: S. Gutierrez, S. Frank, M. Muffelman, j. Shimono, L. Mnsushige. ROIV 2: A, Poe, C. Lundgrin, B. Chertcoff, D. Sasaki, li. Shefer. ROW 3: Mrs. K. Gibson. ym ffiee elners ROIV I: N. Gutierrez, H, Gutierrez, G. Tapia, N. Brown, B. Carter, E. Aliamirano. ROI! 2: D. Howard, j. Flemett, F. Luna, M. james, R. Hardwick, A. Seeler. ROII S: R. Bacon, L. Wfhitten, R. Valenzuela, S. Ovama, N. Brew, R. Young, J. Perlin, H. Hngiwara. Cafeteria Helpers ROII7 I: E. Altamirano, D. Espinoza, J. Thomas, J. Rodriguez, K. Nakamura, J. Davis, E, Rod- ioguz, M. johnson, I. Franco, M. Tuckler. ROII Z: A. Rolfe, M. Torres, D. Lau, S. Duran, S. Penn, V. Andrade, j. Sanchez, R. De La Cruz, R. Cisneros, T. Hughes, R. Manzano. ROI! 3.- F. Luna, J. Rosero, R. Roman, M. james, j. Sep- riano, H. Miyaji, R. Surlduth, R, Ferrell, B. Sedillo, R. Grijalva, I.. Reinheimer, D, Villa- lobos, T. Dominguez, R. Dell'Orfano, Miss Sarah Smith. gl fi?- g.. .- .1-4, MW! V- fil 'Mp M' fn. -1' f . A115111 if ll? 4 .1 P' S A A ' I N55 - 5 ax . A ' .r f ' N 1 ' Y 3 1 - 5, W- ' xi x ' ' 1 1 5. , L 4 , ' k M! vf' -1 A F ,LI -I vr,y,I fx 'T' I 1. ki - . u Q64' J i , 'lx xx if 2 55242 Y!-- ' ' I ' tu 1, 4 ' ,fq I Q X A 0I11BCOI11il1 Homecoming, now so large a feature of the Fall football and festive season. became a part of the Belmont tradition in 1955. The Student Council. exercising its normal keen perceptive qualities. nominates the aspirants to rovaltv, while the some- what more Herculean task of selecting a winner from a group of winners falls to the football team, These selections invariably could make the All- First Team in anv beauty league, and this year was no exception. Crowned as Queen was Marian Heuer and serving as Princesses were Virginia Freeman, Josie De Falla. Diane Yusa and Connie Quan. '58 '-S The Queen C. Quan, Nl, llcucr, ll. Yusa, ,li lDeFalla. Portrait of pulthritudt plus Royalty smiles and waves. Open-mouthetl adoration - no trclttr tribute. 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JA 0 i ,Iyl M i ' x X fm eb 'Xfw The TWCDIICS Crack up on take off fSome of those old poles ere as strong and sturdy as wet soda straws J fci farting? lx 1 .N lag, ' EDMONS E The famxllar Sugar Bowl fxgure represents an nn splratxonal landmark in our Belmont tradmon It was erected m 1937 and the model was Gerald Reynolds honor student and stellar athlete In XX'orld War II he made the supreme sacr1f1ce We could haxe no worthler xdeal to look up to Ab1l1ty m athletics and a keen mtelllgence are not nec essanly attrlbutes that exist rn rsolatlon from each other They are frequently found together and when they are the achrex ement of the anc1ent adage a sound mmd ln a sound body IS reallzed x ' ge A 'il BE Zia-L 58 er rockets into the strato sphere from Belmont launch mg pad I li , ll f j x Q x 6 e T X X- J - rf Lu 'fs Y mm- r l. f fx X ,Sl KW 3? - s -, ... fi ll I fg ll Z lj 1 ffX f lt wlffxx ixdr . y , yr ' 32 so 5 CK? ,sq - X , 5- ,K as 1 -4m :Cm,e W.. I ,Q My , - t - '-P j 5 Qg K 3 n A lx l ' ltr J y i l , , fff f I-I B 2 .. . . ff QS A Fl' X -.- Coach Pennino The Belmont Var it A football can take some funny bounces, and this year it just didn't bounce our way. The pre-season games indicated rough weather ahead, and the prediction, un- fortunately, proved to be a sound one. Regular league play started off with a loss to Lincoln, and as the season progressed, we repeatedly failed to break into the win column. The record, frankly, is nothing to cheer about. But there's a lot more to foot- ball than the score. For one thing, there was the spirit of the team. They were playing rough, hard football all the way, in every game right down to the final gun. Although there weren't individual stars to rate the headlines, Bill Chiles, Charles Berrard, Shig Mi- yabe, and joe Parada were threats on offense, while jerry Darr, Bob Orantes, Allen Haynes, and Ray Garcia were defensive stalwarts. Allen Haynes earned the distinction of being named to the second D ' team of the all Northern League choices at the center position. All in all, Belmont has been up there before, and we'll be up there again, we have no doubt. But the point to remember is this: win, lose, or draw, we had a represen- tative Belmont Varsity this year that we can be proud of. And we are. T NOD! Coach Evans 4 l Q 3 - . FX - - ROI! I: A. Nuneg, P. Allen, IJ. Peralta, R, Scranage, j. Parada, D, Ciipti, ll. Cfann, C. Munoz, D. Tarampi, S. B S. Ochoa, XY' liyahe. ROI! 2: I., Yamashiro, D, Miyagi, R. Kawaniata, A. Haynes, ll. Blank illiams, Meyers, llarr, R. Valparaiso, R. Allen. RUN' is l-vans, Coach R. Ponte, C. Berrard, M. Street, R, Cmrtia, XY. Saito, O. Ruper, ll. Aldrete, XX' Dorsey, A Cardenas, B, Orantes, P, Pennino, Coach. RUN 4: j. Soper, Manager, O. Messinger, Manager, B. Hauher, IJ. Benson, j. Rodarte, C. Ahlstrantl, j. Hocker, XV. Chiles, j. Bal-ter, C Smith, R. 99 Chiago, L, Ortiz, Manager, C. Palmersheim, Manager. ul fs!-.f Q8 ,Mg y , .1 5' v g I A '. Q 5.7, 3 ,rf .. ,f,': f 2m.' ,i.-.X V ' ,. 11 J 2 M an W 3 Uk ' Q l - A 4 5 A W M AIP! f:..- Wx H I ,gig in 1 ' 4 ' 1, 9 P' W,-v '.' few.-' 2 . 1. fm A 5 A is J , 'Sh U .E O , 4 'fx v Sentin I Standout Allen Haynes, Captain XVilliam Chiles, Captain Shig Miyabe Carl Smith Roy Kawamata Don Gipti Danny Blank Ray Garcia Charles Berrard jose Rudartc The IBBII11 nt 66 9' T66 Our battling B's came through a rough Northern League Season, garnering a close second place behind Franklin. Although the pre- season started off with some disappointment, the team really got into high gear as the league play began to progress. Finding their mis- takes by trial and error, they became a team to beat as the dark horse of the league. After an opening loss to Franklin, the Mighty Mites turned back Lincoln, Wfilson, Verdugo Hills and Eagle Rock with convincing scores. Eight of the eleven achieved recognition in mak- ing the first and second teams of the all Northern League selections. Those honored were Ray Valenzuela, end, and Chuck Bruno, back, on the first team, Frank Lujan, end, Steve Keeler, tackleg Harold Wilson, tackle, Richard Salazar, guard, Richard Orantes, center, and Russel Bartholomew, back, were the second team choices. . . AW, 'fnbi 1 Coach Bauer T ix ,X 9 I -k V Q, 1-if A i 1 Coach Bell -1 . ma- .es--is-tr t --3 m-we----A I, ROEV I: G. Castello, J. Rodriguez, F. Dasalla, W. Benally, j. Hue, D. Barron, R. Perez, L Whitten, R. Young, P. Gima, T. Shimazaki, H. Quan. ROIV 2: D. Clark, D. Espinoza, S. Ruiz J. Acosta, R. Roybal, C. Dellgado, P. Corrao, G. Davila, L. Bray, L. Gines, V. Arnaudoff, C Downey, R. Manzano, F. Lujan. ROW 3: Coach Bell, J. Goodman, R. Sanchez, P. Chretien T, Hughes, C. Bruno, Whitehead, E, Emi, J. Lamolli, A. Polsky, R. Parada, P. Valenzuela Y. Miyamoto, Coach Bauer. ROW 4: A. Bray, J. Oelke, R. Ham, R. Rodriguez, R. Valenzuela R. Ferrel, S. Duran, II. Batres, R. Salazar, R. Bartholomew, G. Grithn, J. McGowan, R. Sanchez R. Duran. ROW I: I. F. Lujan, S. Keeler, R. Orantes, R. Salazar, J. Acosta, H. Wilson, R. Valenzuela. ROW 2.' J. Bruno, R. Perez. ROW 3: A. Polsky, R. Bartholomew. 'v 1 'Q F w ' X 1 X 1 ,X ,. 1 e 665 'Q . A , f P 01 ll .5 x if W I1 j Wzf d K sf NORTHERN LEAGUE RECORD .Xxx K 'X Franklin 31 Belmont 0 A 'I j Lincoln 6 Belmont 14 V Wilson 7 Belmont 14 W1 . Verdugo Hills 18 .... .... B elmont 20 , f Eagle Rock 0 Belmont 19 f 'quuw X 3 U, I , .1 1 ' U' Y 1958 - Looks great, . , Gricliron Goliath- IS great. Vintage 1926 Coach Bell, C. Bruno, Coach Bauer, R. Valenzuela. '31 ROW I: F. Lujan, R. Bartholomew, H. Wilson. ROW 2: R. Salazar, R. Oranres, S. Keeler. v- 4 ROW I: W. Sims, J. Keeler, R. Fong, A. Reza. ROW 2: Coach Arima, J. Garner, S. Milakov, M, Wilson, R. Reynolds. I3'S A mighty championship team emerged from our basketball teams in the form of the B's. Coach Scher's victorious team ended the season with a nine and one record, putting Belmont in a tie with Lincoln for League honors. - Leading the team were William Ward, chosen North- ern League Player of the year, Maurice Lewis, first team Northern League, Roy Romero, honorable mention, and co-captains Howard Sakamoto, second team all-North- ern, and Dickie Asari. Composing the remainder of the team were jerry Smith, Curtis Lowe and Robert jones. C95 Led by co-captains Wellington Hall and Horace jackson with eight and ten points average respectively, the C basketball team took second in Northern League competition with a six wins and four losses record. With only three returning lettermen and the rest tenth graders coach Scher produced one of the fine teams of the Northern League. Varsity Our Varsity hoopsters ended their Northern League season with a four and six record. Belmont placed two members on the All Northern League teams: Jon Hall made the first team at the center position with a 14.1 p.p.g. average, and John Sepulveda was selected as second team guard, with a 13.0 p.p.g. average. The starting five for the 1958 season were: at center, Jon Hall, forwards, Glen Drogin and Bill Tillery, and at guards, john Sepulveda and Fred Lanuza. Others contributing sterling performances for Bel- mont were Ramon Garcia, Robert Gameros, George Risch and Hector Navarro. vts Our newly-inaugurated V. cagers ended the season with an impressive record. Scoring highly and playing excellent ball throughout the season were John Keeler and William Sims. Most of the defeats were by very small margins, and the team came very close to taking the crown. Coach Arima looks forward to a promising Varsity next year with some of the V. players to bol- ster the roster. Jockeying for first string positions all year were Milton Wilson, Steve Milankove, John Gar- ner, Richard Fong and Russ Reynolds. 5 gi-. W Q e sry. N X Q Qin...- 1 i 51 M '? 'vfifidfh 7 3569 A Inu' ,. , nl.. ' 7 .C ..'... -. A ' 'f 1 L 0 , Ramon Garcxa N , George Risch john Sepulveda Fred Lanuza Jon Hall Bill Tillery Glen Drogin Robert Gameros Hector Navarro fl, X I f fl ww I 2 F IPA l ry w J 'F k5f - P va ,N Q ' 5 5 se sw, jf' S it 5 S., Y ,iv X ' s a 2 . ' A SJ' ' 1 K Q 1 A It 3-:gk 1 1'- V21 W fy., .- T wp 11 4: fa! 'A ' ni al Q .4. L4. Yr v- rn varslt Cross Country Belmont's iron-lunged men traversed the Griffith Park trails without much success this year, although all three teams scored pre- loop wins over Fairfax, Marshall, and Los Angeles. The Varsity and V. teams were riddled by sickness but did manage to come through with some impressive wins. john Nichol- son, two year man, returned to break his own school record for the mile and eight-tenths course that winds over hills and through val- leys. Also, the future looks very bright, as four lettermen will be returning off the varsity, Stan Sakamoto, Earl Stanford, Tyrone Swader, and David Espinosa. The latter took second in the City consolation race. The Tenth Grade had the best record of the three teams, with Rafael Hernandez achieving individual honors with a first in the Northern League finals at U.C.L.A. and breaking the tenth grade record for the Griffith Park course. The captains chosen this year were Paul Halme and Rafael Her- nandez. l .101 ag ,as ' Cx nd o o ROI! I: V. Honda, D. Lau, S. Sakamoto, J. Wells, P. Mendoza, D. Espinoza, P. Halme. ROI! 2: J. Page, Manager, joe Burgess, R. Luke, M. Ambarian, XV. Dvorynchenko, D. Mox- ness, G. XY'illiams, Coach Mullard. Co- antains Rafael Hernandez, Paul Halme enth Grade ROI! I: R. Hernandez, Capt., P. Valenzuela, R. Mena, D. Vfong, F. XY ong, C. Huang. ROI! 2: Mr. C. Mullard, Coach, T. Banuelos, A. Vogler, M. W'ilson, J. Lee, R. Steadman. 107 YEICK l . Q .ff 4 B86 The B's came through with an- other Northern League champion- ship, going the full season unde- feated. Spikesters Willie Miller, in the hurdles, broadjump and re- lay, Gordon Fong, hurdles and high jump, and Don Peralta, shot put, were the big factors in bring- ing Belmont the crown. ROI! I: H. Sakamoto, J. Rodriguez, W. Miller, G. Hernandez, D. Clark, D. Espinoza, D. Barron, J. Paige. RQIV 2: S. Means, D. Peralta, F. Torres, E. Mendiola, A. Polsky, D. Cason, R. Parada, P. Venezuela, T. Faust. ROW' 3: Coach Mullard, C. Viveros, P. Men- doza, R, Sudduth, V. Benson, j. Lee, R. Orantes, S. Rodrigues, G. Vanpul- liam, G. Fong, J. Burgess, Coach Bauer. Ell'Sit Belmont's 1958 Varsity track team was traditionally good, fin- ishing second in dual-meet com- petition. The Beverly and Loma Drive thinclads went through the season with one dual track meet loss to Eagle Rock. Led by stal- warts Henry Aguirre, Bill Chiles, Carl Smith, Roger Briones and Milt Wilson, they seem at this time to be the ones to garner the points in the League Meet - Aguirre in the pole vault and broadjumpg Chiles in shot-put, hurdles, and high jump, Briones in the 880, and Wilson in the mile. ROW' 1: J. Parada, A. Bray, P. Halme, J. Williams, L. Woods, M. Lewis, L. Bray. ROW 2: E. Bradley, J, Sepul- veda, M. Wilson, C. Smith, R. Briones, T. Swader, E. Clark, M. Takatani. ROIV 3: Coach Mullard, L. Fluhrer, R. Reynolds, R, Gameros, VV. Chiles, W. Dvornychenko, B. Shortmeier, R. Mena, R. Brittain, Coach Bauer, C3 1 l CBB The C's, as always, had a strong team, losing only one. Junior Jack- son and Tommy Hom were the strongest contenders for C honors as jackson ran a 13.9, 120 lows, for a new school record, and Hom was undefeated in the sprints. It looks as though the C's will be the ones to watch in the League meet, as this goes to press. ROW' I: T. Hirami, T. Ball, XV. Hall, R. Reyes, J. Garcia. ROIV 2: F. Quan, P. Uyehara, XV. Fong, H. Jackson, A. Jackson, F. Desalla, R. Hernandez. ROI! 3: Coach Bauer, F. Sanchez, M. Ung, L. Gines, C. Ziegler, D. Viveros, T. Hom, V. Arnadoff, Coach Mullard. ACUUH i hli ht 9 , A o O Q, rn L' I - ..1 N,5wl4 V . x. . Y , - ' I A T.. L . . gg ,,u if 'Sufi' - 344 -- lr 'T ' , X Q y -- sm 4'1fl,, ' -w , A ' '---I ' Y ' .4 4 an 15? A F4 A , . - -ing . . -Xi 7 -q wal- fb ' '.' Aa' K ,,g..,.-ip?- J A f M av . . 100 L 4- M Y, , 5 ll Ill 414525.-' s M5 xi ' - -Y k!,,,,Lg:2h--I.,-5 .nf A - High Jump High Hurdles Pole Vault ...ggi ul 'll-I l Low Hurdles 880 Slum Pux Aiilc :26-1 ,,,.WM' - Mwww B Relay B1'03dlUmP B Low Hurdles 7-5 'iff GN-ST I I Pictured here is the stratqsphere specialist, Henry Aguirre, defending L4 city champion in the pole vault and one of prepdom's all-time greats. His . N most recent stellar achievement, as this goes to press, was a flight over the i high bar at an elevation of 13' 10,', eclipsing a twenty year old mark set JO5':': ' LEE by Baylor Maynard. Henry is improving steadily and is expected to clear Coach Mullafd 14' and beyond in the very near futurg. The dean of track mentors as he looked in working togs in the not-too-distant past. ll - l Finish, B Lows B 220 Tenni 8 CC 4 ROW 1: R. Valparaiso, T. Shimazaki, R. Orantes, J. Hisatomi, E. Emie, S. Harada, J. Hatakeyama. ROW 2: Coach Bell, K. Honda, G. Fukomoto, J. Milowitze, C. Risch, W. Saito, C. Vieweg, G. Capps. 4' The tennis season was just start- ing when the Campanile went to press. In pre-league matches Bel- mont's racquet wielders had de- feated jefferson and been bested by Hamilton. The Varsity seemed reasonably strong and the jV's quite talented. With only two Var- sity lettermen returning, however, prospects didn't appear to be par- , ticularly bright for a scintillating 1 season. But the picture could 5 brighten up, and we earnestly hope ' that ir will. 3. .X Q E - Tr- ' 2 ,,.:-at li -Y 'ay . . W. Saito .J 1.5 in C 5W'fl, 'iii C K. Honda C. Vieweg S. Harada j. Hisatomi, J. Hatakeyama G. Risch fl. l I Q S I X :QW F0 Varsit Baseh II , .1 - .ao 'fglekb L ROIV I: G. Steel, C. Lundgren, H. Wilson, S. Alvarez, R. Garcia, T. Hughes, F. Guzman, P. Zarocostas. ROW' 2: Coach Pennino, H. Navarro, J. Keeler, L. Ortiz, J. Bagosian, F. Silva, 1. Wells, R. Bartholomew, F. Dooley. As this is rushed to the printer, with the season in full swing, Belmont is in a tie for first with a 5 and 1 record. Having taken the Northern League championship three years in a row, Belmont seems to have what it takes to turn the trick again, with a fast-moving club sparked by Joe VUells, Captains Hector Navarro and Louie Ortiz, Ramon Garcia and Harold Wilson. The men on the mound this season are Wells and Louie Ortiz, and as their slants continue to baffle opposing batters it appears reason- ably likely that Belmont will take its fourth crown in as many years. j. Wells H. Navarro, Co-Captain L. Ortiz, Co-Captain . . BH seh II ROW' I: J. Sanchez, K. Burnside, C. Palmersheim, B. Daniel, D. Asari, 1. Branch, C. Bruno S. Rodriguez, -I. Risch. ROW 2: V. Rivera, W. Cosev, E. Guajardo, W Ward W. Sims, Rl Whitley, L. Katsurayama, W. Mundy, S. Salimetro, R. il-iam, Coach j, Evans. y At press time our defending Northern League champs were holding down the second spot in league standing with a 5 and 1 record. The junior batsmen headed by Al Salanitro Howard Sakamoto, Ronald Ham, and William Ward were rumored the team to beat in future games. ROI! I XX 'Nlundx C Palmersheim, B. Daniels, Coath Evans. B. XVard, S. Rodriguez, C. Bruno, W' Cosey V Rivera ROW 2 K Burnside, L. Katsurayama, R. Ham. H Navarro J Keeler F. Silva, T. Hughes, R. Bartholomew. XVells, F. Guzman, S. Alvarez, L. Ortiz C oath Pennmo . r 'Q' Q- sa ii. X.. This 13 A.A. The G.A.A. made its first appearance on the Belmont campus in 1929. Since then it has car- ried on its splendid work in fostering physical fitness by providing an opportunity for all girls to engage in sports for health and fun. In ad- dition to these worthy objectives this organiza- tion makes it possible for all participants to learn the important concepts of cooperation, good sportsmanship, and loyalty to team and school. Able leadership in putting these policies into practice is provided this year by club president Sally Oyama, with Miss Lindquist as faculty sponsor. l3.A.A. Cabinet ROW I: J. Jarvis N. Fujinaka E, Quan R. Honda J. Ju N. Shimazaki E. Yamamoto D, Yusa A. Tomita ROW 2: S. Ayama N. Honda C. Bautista M. Takemlira Okamura , Emi J. Lawrence D. Shimada S. Bias J. K x ff- -X A S A stellar attraction in the Erma- ment of the twinkling 'twenties. Hilltoppers go sky high in top try. Racquet squad. In . XVatch the birdie, 1 V.,-uv Belmont ballnik. 5 . t J, YA A-XJ, Af,X, X, , '..' A fascinating feature of the fancy-free '6fties. BELMONT HIGH GRADS flnd so MANY thlngs to luke about Telephone Work You wlll, too A3 'fo' LJL r , 4' 3 fo 1' M fx is W if ,, 'Sh W6 ak .,' f4 .'. 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