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

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THIS IS VOrR LIFE Bv Juily Rogers Setting up here are the (IBS television cameras come to film Belmont ' s ver- sion of the widely famed program, This Is ' ()ur Life. Lor this (larticular show, John Hilltopper, a student of Beltnont, is being featured. Out of his life, the t pical 1958-59 school }ear was taken. Ralph Ldgewords takes over here as he relates John ' s senior year at Bel- mont. John Hilltopjier, this is your life! Through this last year there have been man happy and memorable mo- ments for ()u. Remember that first day of school? You were up at dawn, ready to start another wonderful ear. All the way to school, all you could think of were the wonderful times you were going to have at the Frida night Bel-Hops and Sports-Nites. .And planning on all those football, basketball, and baseball games, you were prett sure you wouldn ' t get through the year without a couple of cases of laryngitis from cheering so much. Then, of course, you ' d have to get a real sharp date for the Sweet- hearts ' Ball. Nobod , but nobod}-, w ant- ed to miss that memor -making occa- sion! You thought ou might join an- other club, too. Mavbe Bel-Sci or the Hi-Fi Club. But of course, if things got dull, you could always try GAA or Future Homemakers. Then came the climax — Graduation! After all the hustle and bustle and weeks of planning, it had finalh come. Although it was supposd to be the hap- piest moment in your life, you suddenly became sad. All at once you realized that you would be leaving behind the most wonderful ears of our life. That you would have to sa - good-b e to all the things you 1() ed so dearly. You said to yourself that although ou had to lea ■e Belmont, }ou would never, never forget it, and all the good times you had there. All in all, it was a pretty wonderful year, wasn ' t it? All the sports and social activities, the clubs and organizations — you really enjoyed them a lot, didn ' t you ? Enjoying yourself in high school is very important, but there is one thing more important than this. That is, the education you have gained. It may not seem important now, but after you have graduated, and gone out on your own, you will realize its value. It seems to me that your school motto explains the importance and purpose of education better than I can, ' Enter to learn; Go forth to serve. ' i A H ' . ■ -- ' f ' . ' . . 1959 CAMPANILE ' »o. Belraont Hierli Scliool Los Angeles, California