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

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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

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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