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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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DEBORAH PAPPAS LIIY YUAN LUPE RANGLE SANDRA SAITO HIROMI SUZUKI GARY SWINHA?T CAROLE WOODLING SHARON YAMAGUCH ' LUCILLE PHIlLIPO LINDA YAMAMOTO i ' - ■ =k. u CHRISTINE STRAIN —GIRLS ' VICE-PRINCIPAL lONA JURDEN LORD — PRINCIPAL WILLIAM B CONDIT — BOYS ' VICE-PRINCIPAL THE ADMINISTRATION THIS YEAR BELMONT BEGAN TO REBUILD — to give the young people of this area modern and educational facilities. You have cooperativel ' y climbed through the bleachers and have kept up your spirit, even though your Auditorium programs went out of doors. What a great compliment that you should win the Sportsmanship Trophy during such a year! I commend you for your success in adjusting to the changes and for a spirit that will carry you and Belmont ever forward in building for a better future. THE COUNSELORS YOSHITO ARIMA KATHRYN CARSON MATSUKO HARADA ELNA HARPER — HEAD COUNSELOR MISS HELEN NICHOLSON— FOREIGN ADJUSTMENT COORDINATOR DR. ADAMS — COLLEGE ADVISEMENT ••; ' : ' ■• ' ' ' ■. ' f:: ' fi :,i: ' ' IS!iii! i:. ■ACUITY DOROTHY SMITH ARLENE STEINERT VICTOR MOON BOYS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION CAMERON MULLARD FELIX PENNINO HELEN NICHOLSON SPECIAL PERSONNEL SECRETARIAL STAFF left lo righl: IDA WISE, lUPE BOLANOS, EVELYN FLETCHER, ESTELLA PRADE, HARRIET DINTRONE, ROBERT GARREN, MAGDALENE DA VIS. HEALTH OFFICES CYNTHIA FOLLETTE •v ' - y- ' , •V , 5f bo om ,„w: MRS CARMEN Wnonn ' ' GRACIOUS P.T.A. MARIE HOFErMRS (JIria SfrSrT? ' ' ' S HELEN EDDY A rs MARY FUJIKUNl MRS zilMi u ll , ' ' CLAIRE COOPER mrI .w: M,SS CHR,sr,NE% ' |TRT,N ' ' MR ' ' p? 1° ' ' SHIMaSa Tp A. THOMPSON MRS FBAlircc , rj ' ' ' ' - KINSINGER MRS Ola MRS. MARIAN CURINga ' ' ' ' ' ' ««. SADYE R. DE VOE left to ,l9ht: ELSIE HUNT RUBY rA o c CAFETERIA STAFF M.JONES, F.GREEN c ' ilARTN ' cOUl ' t,? V! V ' e ' ' - ' ° ° ' « ' ' ■ ' ■• -l.ARK on lodde,!: M HEATH, WALTER THE SC .Oa v- • ' ? . ■rv ■ ' :■. , ' ' c; ' Vi T ' t- ►. « 12 GOVERNMENT SERVICE . . MUSIC . . R.O.T.C. . . SCHOLARSHIP CLASSES . . wnN ' cuc% ta Mtpnoue 13 Stuctcfit CABINET lop tow: RAY ARROYO, s jl -cl-atms; RONALD YOUNG,, Ireosurer; JOANNE LAWRENCE, secrelofy insert DIANE SHIMADA, girls ' vice pre;idenl. bollom row: JANET IWA5AKI, hislotion ARTURO IRIZARRY, president; ALBERT VOGLER, bovs ' vite president. 14 l«rP5BraaDiiHBii tecuCen Acfr ifr ta 4 e t cAa c ALTHOUGH MUCH CREDIT must be given to the members of Student Council for success- fully carrying out all student activities and to the Tribunes for publicizing and supporting STUDENT COUNCIL W 60 top row: JMcGRAIL, J. LAWRENCE, S.KEEIER, R YOUNG. A VOGLER, SSEKI. J DE VOE, R.ARROYO second tow: S NATSUHARA. D MENDIOLA. K ICHI- ROKU, A.IRIZARRY, E.HO, R.ALVIDREZ, D.KLEJN bottom tow: MISS D.POORE (sponsor). J.IWASAKl. P.KONIGSBERG. H.ADAMCZYK, T.SASAKJ. S.RIVERA. lop row: B.MONTEZ, C.FUENTES. R EVANS. B RUDNIK. A, NUNEZ, K POGUE J.VALENZUELA. L WECKMAN. B GARCIA. C ARIAS second row: O VEIASCO, D.HAIL. M HOST. A NOVAK. D COLLINS, M MARANVILLE. S WEBERG. J MOLINA. J SCHMUDLACK. R CARTER. W CARTER. J.GOMEZ, bottom row: B MER- CADO. F DeGUZMAN. A.VALENCIA. M.JONES, C.YAMAGATA, R.McCLAIN. G SWINHART. V ABENOJA. M AVILA. J, SMITH. TRIBUNES W 60 these events, the major responsibility for planning and organization rested on the shoulders of the Student Body Officers. THESE CONSCIENTIOUS, HARD-WORKING LEADERS, promoted the kick-off drive to start our Electric Scoreboard Fund from the collec- tion of paper; they coordinated many dances and assemblies for the enjoyment of all stu- dents. Besides representing Belmont at vari- ous co nferences, these officers attended foot- ball and basketball games, sold booster tags and helped the P.T.A. sell refreshments. FACULTY AND STUDENTS alike are grateful for the time and effort they have dedicated to Belmont. WITH THE HELP OF THE STUDENT BODY and under the guidance of Miss Poore, Belmont ' s Summer Student Council accomplished the tasl s set before them by the midterm change. THE TWO MAIN ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE COUNCIL for the Semester of S ' 60 were the setting up of a new Clean Campus Program, since the previous one had become inef- fective, and the raising of additional money for the elecrtic scoreboard fund, on which Belmont has been working for a long time. This fund was considerably increased as a result of the successful cookie drive, carried oui on the Spring Semester. TRIBUNES top row: W.STRADER, H.ZAMORA, VDINGDON, D HARRISON, R YOUNG, S.SEKI, J-THOMPSON, M.DILIBERTO, M CORDI, W BAKOUSSI J.VAIENZUELA. C.FUENTES, W.HOLZINGER. P.BONNER, S KUKLINSKI MISS POORE. second row: A NOVAK, C ARIAS B BASSET, H CORTEZ, R HOM, E MONROIG, P VALENZUELA, N CHILDS, K POGUE, A TA80ADY, K.CHINN, E.FEINMAN, S PAULEY third fow: S.PLEITEZ, J AGUAYO, P.SHISHIMA, G LEDESMA, F.WALKER, M. JUDGE, C WONG, D. HAMMERS, C, PARKER, BYANAI, M TRITT, P KONIGSBERG bottom tow: M AGUIRRE, CLEW, L RANGLE, A.BUTTERWORTH, K MURRAY, L ROMUA, KGAISHN, M, GONZALES, S. HURST, N.ROBIN SON. ce4 o STUDENT COUNCIL top tow: A YAMAMOTO, S STEWART, L DULLES, MISS D POORE, G TOYODA, R YOUNG, second row: C CAMPION, D.MURAYAMA, R ARROYO, H, GUILLEN, third row: J SAKAMOTO, L.MASUSHIGE, L.GONZALES, S WEBERG, V ABENOJA, L.YAMASHIRO. bottom row: J. WONG, H ADAMCZYK, M MIYABE, S EXUM, E.MARTINEZ. 17 LADYES lop row: MISS STRAIN, H FlUHER, L DULLES. M WOODCOCK. B KIMBELL C SWIFT. G TOYODA J SAKAMOTO. S.COOK. I RAMONETTE second row: M D NERY. L Y.YAMA5HIRO. L.H HISHINUMA. L.O CAMPBELL W.WEHRBERG. T.DOOM- BADSE, I MASUSHIGE, H.B.TAKAMINE. bollom row: B.LEE. M.HOLST. A.VOGLER. J DeVOE. S.IRISH, S.CHAN. THE LADYES is one of the most highly honored clubs at Belmont. The purpose of this organization is to give recognition to, and to encourage, Belmont girls who exemplify the best qualities of character and conduct. Emphasis is placed on courtesy, scholar- ship, responsibility, kindliness, and service. The sponsor of this fine club is Miss Strain, our Girls ' Vice Principal. THE BELMONT KNIGHTS as an organization exists primarily for the purpose ot ren- dering service to school and community. The Knight is selected to membership on the basis of personal integrity, scholarship and leadership. He learns to serve, and through service develops further insights into leadership. His exemplary conduct sets a standard to be emulated by others. His large Knight badge, white dress shirt, and black bow tie have become recognized symbols of his authority. lop row; R ARROYO, H DENTON. A WONG, B CAPPS, A.VOGLER, J KELLER, R YOUNG, A DRENNAN, J.HATAKEYAMA. S HARADA bollom row: MR. YATES, K.JONG, T.SHIMAZAKI, D.KAMMERER, C.HOM, C.SWIFT, J.HISATOMI, A.FLORES, C BELLOW, MR. CONDIT. KNIGHTS MAYDENS lop row; C OKJMOTO, C UNG, B.GUTIERREZ, I.YOUNG, C.RITCHIE, D CORBY, S DRENNEN, J PIERCE, S MURRAY, P.SAKAMOTO, S.WEBERG, E ARIAS, G GARZA, second row; L TAIRA, SLIM, C.WONG, A CASTILLO, W SHAW, E FISHER, W.DAVIS, V IZUMI, J MASUSHIGE, D DOMBY, MISS M ZACHARIASH Ihird row: I YOKOTA, L YUAN, A.MIR, H OISHI, D NALPTA, M HASUIKI, V MATSUSHIGE, S TAKEMURA, S NAKAMURA, S YAMAGUCHP. bollom row: S SAITO, B BECKER, I OZAWA, J VILORIA, T SASAKI, H.OUON, D YEE SQUIRES lop row: BWILLEY, D.PERRAULT, D KESSNER, W DRESS, MR. FLORES, M DILIBERTO, A LUM. P.SIEGENTHALER, G IVEY. bollom row: D.ENDO, D KLEIN A.ISHII. CHATELAINES lop row: P GORDON. L GONZALEZ C BROWN, M BROTHERS, C POUITON. R DAVIS. M MARANVILLE, R CHEN second row: A BUTTERWORTH. N.LOPEZ B.YANAI, MMIYABE, DBRIGNONI, V ABENOJA, MRS. PAYTON on knees: M.YAGADE. I.WONG, B KWAN, P.LEE, J IWASAKI. A MITSUDA. seoled row: H.CHAN. H.FROSTER, S.FONG, E.LEW THE MAYDENS, a group of Tenth Grade serv- ice workers, are headed this semester by Irene Ozawo. The sponsor is Miss Zacha- riash. These Tenth Grade girls entered Bel- mont with a willing desire to better Belmont, THE SQUIRES help provide school service at Belmont. The organization is training ground for the development of leadership, character, and ability. The president is King Van Ness, and this fine club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Flores. THE CHATELAINES, headed this semester by Mrs. Payton, have been very active. Able- bodied officers and many ambitious Eleventh Grade girls of this club continue the fine accomplishments of previous Chatelaines. They have been twice elected the best service club at Belmont. ORCHESTRA lop row; H FLUHRER, J.POCHE, L LAVATO, W.KING, G GARCIA, G.VIILASENOR, A HAMILTON cenler: MR MEHR second row: R.DAVIS, E.THOMPSON, I WONG, J LEE, W SHAW, V BENSON, P.LOPEZ, W NELSON, V FILAMORE, J.COUEY M NERY, G CAM- PION, N CURINGA, T.YARNELL, R. STALL, L YUAN, bollom row: E.FEINMAN, S NISHIO, C POULTON, S MAi AMUT, B KWAN, M.MITOMA, H EVANS, A BARSHMIAN, G SWINHART, B.KIMBELL. W.CARTER, B PITER, W.RAMSEY, P SAKAMOTO, F RAMPTON cenler MR. MEHR _1-. ,— it tti i % .1 iC ! GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB lop row: J FOSTER, D.AVERY, A. MERINO, M EDDY, S.DRENNAN, N.CHILDS, N PREMICIAS, B.GUTTIERREZ, A.REMERZIAN, S SIM- MONS, M STAPLETON, A.RODARTE, T.GARCIA, M NEGRETE, K DAWSON, second row: P JACKSON, B MERCADO, E YUKAWA, M ARMSTRONG, S.SANTANA, J SCHMIDIOCK, R GONZALEZ, G. GARZA, W DAVIS, E.HOM. G SUMNER, M ALVEREZ, C FELEX, J.PAVON, MR.SPIRO bollom row: C MONTES, S HURST, K GAI- SON, M SENO, M.RUIZ, M DOMINOUEZ, C DUARTE, Z.IKEDA, Y.OHTA, M.SANTOS, L.TORRES, N.LOPEZ. lop row: J.POCHE, T TOLOWITZ, L GINES, E OJEDA. B BRYANT, P.POLITI, J MEDJO, R MEDJO, N CHAMPION, R.HOLT second row: T.VASQUEZ W CHARTER, F TORRES, L MOREHET, D VIVEROS, J.HOFT, S GARCIA, J ARREDONDO, K McLEOD, MR.SPIRO. bollom row: A.ARCINIEGA, J BARRERAS, A OLSON, J MORRISON, J.TER- RELL, N.HOKAMA, R REYNOSO, B.ENCINA. BOYS ' GLEE CLUB SOOTHING THE SOUL STIRRING THE SPIRIT fvMur73t.. Mtanta n ' - wmn ' BELMONT IS SERVED MUSICALLY by five fine organizations whose members devote much time and effort to the preparation of enter- taining, stimulating programs. The vocal groups — the Girls ' Glee Club, the Men ' s Glee Club, and the mixed chorus. The Madrigals — are under the direction of Mr. Spiro; the Belmont Orchestra and the Belmont Band are led by Mr. Mehr. THE APPEARANCE AT SCHOOL FUNCTIONS of the Orchestra, the Glee Clubs, or the Madrigals invariably adds luster to the program, and MADRIGALS top row: W.CARTER, R.SHOFF, J.ARREDONDO, T TOLOWITZ, P POLITI, MR, SPIRO. boMom row: B. HAMMER, M RUIZ, K.CHINN, N.LOPEZ, K. DAWSON, G.SUMNER, G. HATHAWAY, M.EDDY. lop row: D MENDIOLA, S PLEITEZ. middle row: M NERY, E.BAIRO, V-BERUTTO bollom row: E. CARRIDO, G.SANDAVOL CHEERLEADERS their performances before civic clubs and charitable institutions represent Old Crov n Hill to our community. AT FOOTBALL GAMES AND ATHLETIC EVENTS school spirit expands, morale soars when the Belmont Band, resplendent in proud uniforms, marches down the field, the Swinging Sweet- hearts prance their exciting routines and the Cheer Kings lead the rousing chants! BAND top row: P.OPEZ, G IVEY, J MA- DRID, W.CARTER, W NELSON,, H. RECZER, R. RIVERS, W RAMSEY, W KING, M STONE, J HARRIS, J. POCHE, O RODRIGUEZ, G CAM- PION, W MUNEMITSU, M NERY, second row: MR. MEHR, L THOMAS, T VARNELL, GHARRIS, D.THOM- AS. V.FILAMORE. S GARCIA, R F. STAHL.JR., J J. COVEY, A HAMIL- TON, G.5WINHART, L LAVATO, R. LAMM, sealed: G.GARCIA lop row: N CONAHAN, R WOODSY, D WONZEL, J THOMAS, O GAMEROS, W MILLER setond row; T YARNELL, A POE, J CASTANEDA, H.DEL REAL. L.MUNOZ. bottom row: J FANGON R ENDARA, M DEL REAL, G BAUTISTA, A.TABORA, A ARCEIMIEGA. seoted: O VELASCO, P.COWGILL, W.ROTT. R.O. THE BELMONT R.O.T.C. earned many honors during the year. Once again our unit was judged Best Battle Group in the Los An- geles School District, a distinction which entitles our cadets to wear the Honor School Star on the right sleeve. Our Drill Team placed second in the annual Drill Team Competition, and C SFC Robinson and Cadet Harris brought honor to Belmont by individually taking First Place Awards in the Manual I.RAMONEITE, D MONTOYA, M FOOS, P GORDON, I DULES. top row: R SOLOMAN, L. HICKS, W.ROTT, P COWGILL, F CORRAL, setond ro«: J ESPINOZA, T.LIMON, J. CASTANEDA, M.TORRES, seated: R.ARROYO, R.ALMADA, B.ROBINSON. Z. HICKS, P BARRON, J.NOVAK, P.MINJAREZ, E.ROJAS, W.MITCHELL, M.FOOS. top row: GHARRIS. F.KINDOG, J MARQUEZ, K MtLEOD, ELIDE, G MILLER, L WECKMANN ALUM K ENCEL second row V.G ERONIMO, R.DAY, G MARANVILLE, R LUMSDEN, T IIMON L NONES, bottom row: N RODRIGUEZ P MUNOZ M MAS OUAT, G.LOPEZ, J.MtLEAN, DKLEIN, M TORRES seated: J ESPINOZA, R MINJAREZ, J HOOPES RAGUILERA top row: H.DENTON, R HICKS second row: A P MARRON. bottom row: R.PADILLA, I.RAj 2 HICKS, R GRISCO | T.C of Arms Competition. To Zelnar Hicks was accorded the highest honor attainable by a cadet. Cadet Hicl s, who became full colonel, was appointed Com- mander of the East Brigade. BELMONT R.O.T.C. has been charmingly represented by its fine co-ed officers, and the school has been well served at many events — matches, dances, and football games — by the assistance of the R.O.T.C. Military Police Force. lop row: J lUDENA, I LUDEN, A.HEMENWAY, S.KURTH, E HYMAN, A HOOPES, W FORD, second row: G AZUIAY, J MEZA, D PROVENCIO, R SALOMON. l.FUKUMOTO bottom row: E. MaclENNAN. T FULKERSON, A HAMILTON, D.ENDO, H LIU, D. REID scolcd: O.VELASCO, R COWGILl, A CORRAL iLMADA MONTOYA, M FOOS, P GORDON, MORA ONETTE, L.DULLES, W MITCHELL, seoted: E.ROJAS HONORS FOR ACHIEVEMENT lop row: J CANO, J PEREZ, B.LAZAR, P OOUIST, K.VanESS, D LAVERTY, R YOUNG, P BECKER, G.CAPPS, D KESSNER, F.PRIMICIAS, K ICHI- ROKU, O.BARRASIOOT second row: M.KAWAMATA, D KLEIN, H FLUHRER, K KNEIPS, K KNEIPS, S NISHIO, S.NAKOTA, C.HARLOW, DTOU, A. PELUSO, D.OSNOS5, E YUKAWA third row: L GOODMAN, M MIYABE, M HO, LHISHINUMA, T AIRAKSININ, A.NOVAK, H ADAMZYK, C. HAGIWARA, A BUTTERWORTH, I OTERO, bollom row: AMIR, H.OISHI, R OTA D.OHTA, L YUAN, A ISHII, J.IWASAKI, C.CRAMER EULEXIANS S ' 60 lop row: O.TREJO, S WONG, P OOUIST, C.LYNCH, G MACK, P ENGLAND, R.YOUNG, M.PILMANIS, F.PRIMICIAS, I.JACOBSON, P. CANO. second row: MRS. PARKER, T SASAKI, B BECKER, A YAMAMOTO, W KING J SAKAMOTO, S. NISHIO, D SHIMADA, D.JENG, H.HONDA, third ' .°.7 ' .L.i ! ' ° ' ° ' E NTU, I OZAWA, J TABAREZ, E.YUKAWA, M. MIYABE, Y.OHTA, B.SIMINOWSKI. bollom row: LHISHINUMA, D. MURAYAMA, H. FLUHRER, A.DRENNAN, H.ADAMCZYK, L.GOODMAN EULEXIANS W ' 60 EPHEBIANS S ' 60 seated: I RAMONETTE, I. HISHINUMA, I YAMASHI- RO, M.NERY. standing: S. HARADA, A DRENNAN, K. ICHIROKU EPHEBIANS W ' 6C A.FLORES. B SIMINOSKI, A.IRIZARRY. THE EPHEBIAN SOCIETY is a city-wide organi- zation dedicated to civic service. Ephebians are chosen from among the Senior graduates by the faculty and by other Seniors on the basis of leadership, scholastic achievement, and outstanding character. Members pledge lifelong service toward civic betterment. We extend our deepest congratulations to this year ' s Ephebians, and we wisfi them the best of luck in the future. THE EULEXIAN SOCIETY, Belmont ' s distin- guished honor organization, is composed of members of the California Scholarship Federa- tion. At Belmont we are proud to have over a hundred students eligible for membership this year. The Eulexians have rendered and will continue to render distinguished and faithful service to Belmont throughout the years. THE CROWN HILL SOCIETY, newly estab- lished this year, is composed of students who have earnned pins for service to Belmont A plain pin, a one-jewel pin, or a two-jewel pin is awarded to those students who have given outstanding service to Belmont by extra- curricular activities. A faculty committee se- lects the honored recipients after evaluating record cards turned in by those who wish to be considered for these awards. Charter mem- bers are: Esther Baird and Ronald Young, ser- vice pin; Dieter Kammerer, one-jewel pin; Ar- turo Irizarry, two-jewel pin. DEPARTMENT AWARDS are given each semes- ter to Seniors chosen by the Department Heads as outstanding in their fields. Since, to qualify for an award a student must have at least five A ' s in that field, to received one is a great honor. Department Award winners of W ' 60 were: Business Education — Jeanne Law- rence; English — Bobbie Siminoski; Foreign Lan- guages — Marion Hoist, Bobbie Siminoski; Mu- sic and Fine Arts — Roger Lamm, Richard Stahl, Joe Lee; Social Studies — Arturo Irizarry, Roger Lamm, Phyllis Singer, Diana Weeks. CROWN-HILLERS R.YOUNG, E. BAIRD, A.IRIZARRY, D KAMMERER slonding: A IRIZARRY, R.STAHl, P SINGER, R LAMM D KUHN. seoted: B SIMINOSKI, J LAWRENCE, M.HOLST, E VI ARTELS. DEPARTMENT AWARD WINNERS iiuumuumm tit « «■ I ;«:IJ • ■: ' ' ' m ' A ' : ••• ' ••rirniiiiiiiiiiiMin;,! ' , v - ■ iipjp arr. . % y .. - fv, : SENIORS CELESTIANS . . AESTESIANS . . SPARTANS . . JUNIORS fi - It FRESHMEN A 10 BIO FOREIGN ADJUSTMENT 75 ■ 28 E CELESTIANS CELESTIANS CELESTIANS CELESTIANS CELESTIANS CELESTIANS CELESTIANS CELESTIANS W ' 60 W ' 60 W ' 60 W ' 60 W ' 60 W ' 60 W ' 60 W ' 60 THE CELESTIAN CABINET OF THE FALL SENIOR A ' S had the important responsibilitie? of planning and sponsor- ing all the senior activities. They were: Sucker Day, Sweater Day, Field Day, Senior Prom, Class Day, Plaque Ceremony, Senior Breakfast, Senior Picnic, and Graduation Rehearsals. The leadership of the cabinet was guided by their sponsors Mr. Yates, Mr. Mehr, Mr. Katz, and Mr. Moon, and headed by President Steve Keeler. CELESTIAN CABINET lop cow: S.CHAN, secretory; M HOIST, treasurer; A VOGLER, sergeont-ol-orms; S KEELER, president; J DEVOE. vice president; MR YATES, sponsor, seated: A.LEE, treasurer; K-JONG, sergeont-ot-arms. CELESTIANS W ' 60 CELESTIANS W ' 60 CELESTIANS W ' 60 29 GEORGE ABELLA CATHY ANDERSON: Forensics, Trib- unes, Political Club, to be on at- torney. DAVID BALBER: to join the police force. SENIOR ACTIVITIES DURING THEIR REIGN as Senior A ' s at Belmont, the Celestians took over In a number of senior activities, exclusively for the Seniors. Probably the most spec- tacular of these was Senior Sucker Day, a day in which the Senior A ' s regress to a carefree grammar-school way of life, complete with teddy-bears, six-gun, all- day giant suckers, long socks, and knee pants. BENNETT BALDWIN: to be a phy- s ical education teacher MARDO BENNETT: Prc-Mcd, Pep DAVID BENTLEY: Pre-Med, Pep Club, to study law. Club, to become a better expert and to study law. STRUGGLING BACK to young-adulthood, they took part in an activity more suited to their status as A12 ' s; this activity was Sweater Day, at which time they recog- nize their underclassmen, the Astesians, as Seniors. NEXT ON THE AGENDA was Field Day; the two senior classes clashed in a mighty athletic battle in such events as track, basketball, balloon busting, and egg throwing. ALBERT BENZING PATRICIA BIBY: Red Cross Club, Forensics, to go to LACC. ANTON BOOTH: to go to trade school. MELROY BROWN: to take a draw- ing course at LACC. BLANCA BUSTILL05: BIO, A10 grade rep., Sr. B. V. Pres., HiFi Club, Pan Am. Club, Bel-Sci Club. EFRAIN CANTU: Eng. Club, Photo Club Eutexians, Slide Rule, Chess Club, Bel-Sci Club, go to college. SANDRA COOK: Laydes, GAA, Let- tergirls. Tribunes, Sr. B Treasurer, Girls ' League, Chatelaines. SUSAN CHAN: Maydens, Chatel- aines, Laydes, GAA Cab., Tennis, Lettergirls, Chinese Club, Bel-Sci. LUCINA CORIA: Pan Americon, to go to work. JERRY CHAVEZ: C track, B foot- ball. Men ' s Glee, to hove fun. JULIA CORONADO: Pan American Lettergirls, to be an airline stew ardess. ISAAC CONTRERAS; Men ' s Glee, CARL COOKi to go into the service Gymnastics, to go to Trade Tech. ANTONIO CORRAL: ROTC, Color Guard, Military Police, to enter Army. GRACIELO CRESPO: Drill Team, GAA Business Club, ISO, Pan American, to be a secretary. IRENE DE LA TORRE: Swing Sweet- hearts, GAA, Lettergirls, Pre-Med, Chatelaine, Sr. B. Treasurer, Bus. CARLOS DELGADO JUDITH DE VOE: Tribunes, St Council. Senior Aye Vice President, Laydes, Prom Princess, Latin Club. TAMARA DOOMBAOSE: Maydens, Chatelaines, GAA, Lettergirls, Fu- ture Teachers, Laydes, go to col- lege. YVONNE DRIGHT: French Club, GAA, Maydens, Slide Rule, Hi-Fi Club, to become a social worker. ERNST ECKERT MARY EDDY JUAN ESPINOZA: ROTC. GEORGEEN EVANS; Pep Club, ADOLF FABER: ISO, to ottend ROTC Coed Officer, Tribunes, Trade Tecfi. Homecoming Queen, Prom Oueen. ARMANDO FLORES: Slide Rule, Hi-Y, Varsity Football, Ephebions, President of Knights, go to college. KAZUFUMI FUJIWARA GERRY FONG: Chess Club, Slide Club, Football, Eulexians, to go to college. JESSE GALEZ: Hi-Fi Club, Pre-Med Club, Pan American, to be success- ful and to travel. WALLACE FONG: Basketball, Trock, to graduate from college. OLIVIA GALVEZ- ISO, Political Club, GAA, to be a Medical Sec- MARGRET FOOS: ROTC Coed Offi- cer, to be a Clinical Psychologist. JOHN GAUMOT: Hi-Fi Club, to join the Air Force. MA5AHIRO FUJI! WOLFGANG GOETZ: Eulexians, Chess Club, to be an Engineer. ALBERT GONZALES: Plans to marry a rich widow so he can stay home and go to sleep. CARLOS GONZALES: Plans to join the Air Force. ROBERT GUIDERO: Chemist MARVA HARRIS: Maydens, Slide Rule, GAA, Lettergirts, Forensics, to be a nurse. JOHN HATAKEYAMA RAFAEL HERNANDEZ ROBERT HICKS: Executing officer of the ROTC, Chess Club, ond Hi-Y. ZELLNAR HICKS: East Brigacie Com- mander of ROTC, to be an officer, in the U.S. Army. TOMI5HI HIRAMI BONIGAIL HOFELE: Mavdens, Hi- Fi, to own a ranch before I ' m 21 ARY HOLLINGSWORTH; Chess lub, Track, to go to college. ALLY IRISH: Ladyes, Hi-Fi Club, re-Med, to become a registered urse. MARIAN HOLST: Sr. Bee Treas., Sr. Aye Treas., Student Coun. Tribunes, Bel-Sci, Teen Profs, Lodyes. ARTURO IRIZARRY: Tribunes, St. Coun., Teen Profs, Pan Am., Sr. Bee Pres., St. Body Pres. ZYMUKO IKEDA: Japanese Friend- ship, Girls ' Glee, to become a mathematician. JESSIE JACKSON: to go into the Army as a draftsman. DALE IMAOKA: To go to work and then get married. JOE JACKSON: Glee Club, Trock, Basketball, to make a good future for myself. MITSUKO INAFUKO: To go to cos- metology school. PAT JACKSON: Hi-Fi, Business Club, to become o concert pianist. JRELIA JIMENEZ: To become lephone operator. YOLANDA JIMENEZ: GAA, Letter- girls, Maydens, to be dental assist- ant. SAFRONIA JOHNSON L SAM JOHNSON: Campus Club, to become a detective. KENNEDY JONG: A12 Sgt.-at- Arms, Chinese Club. Foreign Rep.. ISO, Knights, Eulexians. 9 kl --■ ' ■.?jf - - ' irji ■ ' IRENE KANVEC STEVE EDINGTON KEELER: St. Council, Sr, A Pres , All Gr, Rep., B Football, V. Football, Gymnas- tics, Knights, Lettermen, go to college. GERTRUDE KRZIMINCKI: Pre-Med, Teen Profs, French Club, Fofensics Club, Latin Club, go to college. SUSAN KUME: Japanese Club, ISO. Hi-Fi Club, to be a secretary. ROGER LAMM: Drum Mojor of the Belmont Marching Band, Orchestra, Pom Am. Club, Politicol Club. LORENE LAMPTON: GAA, Moy- dens, Hi-Fi Club, to continue being a good wife to Freddy. DON LOPEZ: to join the Air Force, go to college and be o commercial artist. JOANNE LAWRENCE: Chateloines, Girls ' League, Pep Club, Letter- girls, GAA, Future Teachers. LARRY LOVATO ARLENE LEE: Maydens, Chatel- aines, Girls ' League, GAA, Letter- girls, Sr. A Closs Treasurer. GARY MACK: Eulexions, Sgt.-at- Arms, Sr, B Class, Forensics, Po- litical Club, Pep Club, to be a com- mercial ortist. BONNIE LEE HERMINIA MARTINEZ: Pan Ameri- can Club, GAA, Business Club, to be o cosmetologist. HENRY LEW: ROTC, Photo Club, Chinese Club, to attend college. IRMA MARTINEZ: Eulexians, Sr. B Treas., Business Club, GAA, Letter- girls, Chatelaines. HOWARD MATTERN: Gymnastics Team, Pep Club, undecided. ROBERT MIRANDA BEATRICE MONTEZ DOLORES MORA: Hi-Fi Club, to be a typist and marry Louie. MILDRED MUMM: GAA, Business Club, Girls ' Glee, Forensics Club, go to college and be a tegol secy. ALTHOUGH THESE last two events may not sound very athletic many seniors will attest to the fact that they too require skill, confidence, and courage. (Would you willingly try to grab a raw egg out of the air?) MARCELLA MUNIZ SAMUEL MURILLO; Pon Ameritan, Men ' s Glee, to be an oil around machinist. SHERRY NAGAO: GAA, Lettcrgitls. Chatelaines, to be a cosmetologist. of W ' 60 a good time was had by all; after the Prom itself, a mass migration took place to the Coconut Grove to see the country ' s most popular recording star, Johnny Mathis. LAST BUT NOT LEAST was the day of relaxation, fun, and leisure clothes, the Senior Picnic. MASON NG: Slide Rule President, Photo Club. Pan American, to go to Trade school, join Air Force. RICHARD ORANTES: Football, Bee Track, Lettermen Club, Sgt.-ct- Arms, Sr. B Class, Pres. Tribunes RUDY PADILLA: ROTC, go to work and become a millionoire. SHERYLL ANNE: Drill team— be a concerl singer. CHARLES PAINE: be an electronics engineer. RONALD PARHAM ELENOR OUAN: Moydens, Chat- elaines, Laydes, GAA. JOSEPH RADOGNA: go to college, the Army, be a mochintst. FRANK ROBLES: Lettermen, Hi-Pi, be a recreation director. TWILA RAY: GAA, HI Fl— be a police woman and marry a mil- lionaire. ALPHONSO ROMERO: President of Tribunes, Senate, be o public ac- countant. OTTO RIEGER: Football, archeologisl. DIANE SHIMADA: Song leoder. Cheer Queen, Homecoming Prin- cess, GAA, Lettergirl, Mayden, Chatelaine, St. B. V. Pres. IRIS ROBINSON TED SHORDE: Gymnastics, Men ' s Glee, go to Trade Tech, join Navy. ■ t . •Dsi: 1 ' At ■ , ' ■1 7 ( W % ' y .N ■ jT WA gyyj y?T- ' ' - BOBBIE SIMINOSKI: Eulexians, PHYLLIS SINGER: Eulexian, Foren- Ephebian, Tribunes, and Student sics, Pan American, Slide Rule, Council, be a 6th grade teacher. Political Council, go to college, be a writer, travel. CONSUELO SIORDIA: ISO, Vice President Pan Am. Club, Business Club, go to college, work as sec- retary. MARGARITA SI5NEROS: Business MARY STRINGER: Moydens, Hi-Fi Club, typist. be o private secretary. CHARLES SYKES: Campus Club, to KNOYNE SYKES: Compus Club, be a rcdio and TV worker. to Tmde Tech, be policemon. JOSEPH TEREll: Football, Men ' s FRANK TORRES: Glee Club, Track, Glee Club, to be a mechanic become a printer. MASON UNG: Chess Club, Stage Crew, Track, Basketball, to become a print shop teacher. mdOismsmj E CECILIA VALENCIA: Drill Team, A B Cheerleader, Bel-Sci, French Club, to be a hair stylist. ALFREDO VALENZUELA: Men ' s Glee, B Football, Pan American, ISO Rep., go to trade school. LUCY VENEGAS: Sr. A Cheerlead- er, Business Club, to become a beautician. DANNY VIVEROS: Men ' s Club, to become a printer. ALBERT VOGLER: S. B. Pres., B1 1 Gr. Rep., Hon. Ladye, Pre-Med, Bel-Sci, Slide Rule, Cross Country. fj r I ! EVELYN WARTELS; Bel-Sci. PE Club, Maydens, Forensics, work for betterment of monkind. MILTON WILSON DIANA WEEKS: Drill Team, Pol Cn , Maydens, Chotelaines, Pan American, Pep Club. FRANK WONG: B C Track, band, to be a printer. GORDON WEINBERG: Gymnastics, to be an architect. SHI-YIN WONG: Knights, Trib- unes, Chinese Club, Eulexian So- ciety, enter UCLA MADELINE WOODCOCK: Ladyes, Bel-Sci, Lettergirls, Eulexians, go to college. BARBARA YEE: to be a bookkeeper STEWART YONG: Chinese Club, to be an electronic technician. 7- - S W GCORGEEN EVANS MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL GARY MACK BEST DRESSED BOY ■ ' « j JOANE LAWRANCE , IDEAL GIRL ARTURO IRIZARRY BEST DANCER i DAVID BfNTLEY MOST SURPRISED TO GRADUATE r ' DIANE 5HIMADA BESf DRESSED GIRL ZELNAR HICKS BROUGHT MOST HONOR TO BELMONT QIANO WEEBS BIGGEST APPLE POLISHER JUDY DEVOE HARDEST WORKER .. OTTO RIEGER BEST ATHLETE CELESTIANS HALL I 19 1 40 { 1 i v.. •c RONALD YOUNG MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ■ l INGRID OTERO BEST GIRL DANCER ELMONT OF FAME 3 IRENE RAMONEHE MOST POPULAR GIRL RAY ARROYA BEST BOY DANCER ' ■ TOMMY HOM MOST POPULAR BOY a LYNDA MASUSHIGE BIGGEST APPLE POLISHER -3 AESTESIANS HELEN DAVIS BEST DRESSED GIRL % ' d JOHN KEELER BEST ATHLETE GALE HICKMAN l[)RI%BOY DOROTHY HALL HARDEST WORKER 41 standing: JHISATOMI R.ROMERO, MR SCACCIA, S PLEITEZ. sealed, left: M KAWAMATA, B.RUDNICK, H TAKAMINE, G CORONA, riqhl: L CAMPBELL, D.HALL, G TOYODA, J, SAKAMOTO, L. YANASHIRO center: J.KEELER 42 AESTESIANS S ' 60 AESTESIANS S ' 60 THE GREAT SUCCESS of the mighty Aestesian Class in its last semester at Belmont was made possible by the fine leadership of its officers and cooperation of the class. Leading the class as President was Ron- ald Young. Prexy Young pushed the many senior activities to completion time and according to regu- lation. SERVING UNDER Prexy Young were the two capable vice-presidents Salvador Pleitez and Linda Dules. Boys ' Vice-President handled Sweater Day and the SLQxOm top row MAZAKI bottom row S-AIVIDREZ, S HARADA. G FUKUMOTO, O MESStNGER, T.SHI- setond row: D HALL, S PLEITEZ, R.YOUNG, L. DULES, M NERY J KUMAMOTO. B HAMMER, R RUDNICK, D YAMAGUCHI AESTESIAN CABINET S ' 60 Senior Picnic. Girls ' Vice-president Linda Dules main- tained boys games, jacks and other games designed for the senior year-olds on Sucker Day. DORTHY HALL was recording secretary and was Voted Hardest V orker. FIVE TREASURERS were needed to handle the finances of this large class. Patricia Alongo, Joice Kusnamoto, Barbara Rudnick, and Dian Yamaguchi, under the leadership of Beth Hammer were efficient hard work- ers. They handled the collection of dues and payments for Caps and Gowns. LAST BUT NOT LEAST of the officers were the ser- geants-at-arms. Sam Harda, head sergeont-at-arms, was aided by Gorden Fukumofo, Sam Harada, Owen Messenger, and Tak Shimagaki. THANK YOU and GOOD LUCK for YOUR FUTURE AESTESIAr AESTESIANS AESTESIANS AESTESIANS af ;tf ;iakiq ROSE ARGUELLO: Maydens, Pan Amer., attend San Francisco Col- lege, become interior decorator. ALEX ARRINGTON: B Football, become printer. RAY ARROYO; Hi-Fi Club, Boys- Vice Pres , ROTC Copt, Cheer- leader, join reserves. JOE AGUAYO: Tribunes, Basket- ball, ISO, Pan Am., Sgt.-at-Arms, become draftsman. GLORIA AGUIRRE: GAA, Hi-Fi, Business Club, attend trade tech, become beautician. PAT ALONZOi GAA, Lettergirls, Maydens, ROTC co-ed off.. Glee, Sr. Treas., airline stewardess. SALVADOR ALVAREZ: V. Bose- ball, Cross Country, Eulexians, play for the Dodgers. STAN ALVIDREZ: Chess Club, B MARIA ARCINIEGA: Pep Club football, gymnostits, otiend lACC, GAA, do clerical work play for the Chorgers. k ■l ' ALICE AVILA: Business Club, Pon Americon, become beautician. ESTHER BAIRD; Girls ' Stole, Song- leader, A] 1 Rep. , Ladyes, Crown Hill Soc. special student LACC JOSEPHINE BAKER: GAA, become legal secretary. TERRY BALL: Varsity Basketball, Second Team All-League, become millionaire. BRENDA BALLARD: Chatelaines, beocme secretory, morry rich man. TRINIDAD BANUELOS: Pholo club, PAUL BARRON: ROTC, attend Cross Country, Basketball, become Trade Tech, go into electronics, motion picture cameraman. ESTHER BECERRA: Pon American, Business Club, become beautician. ARTHUR BECKER: Forensics, Slide Rule, Engineers Club, ROTC, polit- ical Club, ottend college. YOLANDA BEJAR: Girls Glee, Hi- Fi, Girls ' League, become police- woman or cosmetologist. CHARLES BELLOW: Knights, Bel- Sci, Chess Club NANCY BESSAN: Become a secre- tory. VIVIAN BERUTTO: GAA, Song- leader, become secretary. RICHARD BIGGART: Bel-Sci, Slide Rule, Engineers Club, become draftsman ALBERTA BLACK: Business College, get married. 45 ADRIEN BONURA; ISO Representa- tive, Sgt.-at-Arms, Eulexians, Rep. Washington, attend LACC. PAT BOYD: GAA, Lettergirls V P, Drill Team, Sentinel Staff, Moy- dens, become housewife. JIMMY BRANCH: Baseball, B Let- termon, attend Trade Tech, be printer. KERRY BURNSIDE: V Baseball, V B Leiterman, B Football, V Leitermen vice president. DINA CHAVEZ: Political Council, Bel-Sci, Teen Profs, Forensics. Hi- Fi, become cosmetologist. TOM CHUNG; Football, Track, attend college, be executive. BARBRA COCHRAN: College, be- come business worker. CARMEN CINTRON: Pan Ameri- can, Pre-Med, Business Club, Be- come typist. DORTHY COLLINS: Tribune, at- tend LA Metro, become secre- tary. MARIO CISNER05: Sr. B. Sgt.-at- Arms, Bus- Club, ROTC award, ot- tend UCLA, business worker. JOHN CONEZ: Band, be surveyor. DAVID CLARK: B Football, Cross TERRY CLARK: Track, Join Aii Country, Letterman. Force, marry SH. GLORIA CORONA: Drill Team, FRANCISCO CORRAL: Basketball, Business Club, Sr. B Secretary, join Air Force. undecided. A6 ELEANOR CABALLERO: Girls ' League, Hi-Fi attend Trade Tech, become cosmetologist, marry Joe. LEONA CAMPBELL: Chatelaines, Ladyes, Honorary Knight, Sr. B Treas., have fun. PHILLIP CANO: Knights, Eulex- tans, Latin Club, Chess Club, Photo Club, electronics engineer. GEORGE CAPPS: Tennis, Knights, V. Letterman, Eulexions, Chess, Slide Rule, sports, jaurnalist. JUDY CARINO: Business Club, Sr. Cheerleader, Drill Team Ll., Let- tergirls. Chatelaines, Mayden,. EVELYN CARRIDO: S. fi. Song- leader, Chatelaines, to get what I deserve out of life. CONNIE CHACON: GAA, attend FRED DASALLA: Football, Ttock, HELEN DAVIS: GAA, Girls ' Glee, LACC, undecided. Mens Glee university of dentistry, become dental assistant. LEO CARRILLO: Become beatnik. ROBERTA CARTER: Tribunes, marry and raise six children. LOUIE DE LA ROSA: Join the FRANK DEL REAL: Join the Navy, Navy, be bachelor. be father of thirteen boys. 48 HUGH DENTON: Knights, Student MARILOU DOZIER: Drill Tean Council, ROTC Colonel, Tribune, Chatelaines, Maydens. Chinese Club, join Air Force. ARTHUR DRENNAN: Sr. B V-P, Eulextans, Knights, attend Naval Academy, become lowyer. PAULINE FIERRO: GAA, Business Club, to work. LINDA DULES: Sr. A V-P, Loydes, ROTC co-ed officer, Business Club, be youth evangelist. HELEN FLUHRER: Latin Club, Teen Prof., Ladyes, President Eulexians, be teacher. REBECCA ESPARZA: Drill Team, Eulexians, Business Club, be commer ' .ial artist. IINDA FOSTER: FTA, Trade Tech, ETHEL FEINMAN: Maydens, Drill Team, Orchestra, Sentinal Staff, Business Club. GORDON FUKUMOTO: V. Letter- men, Chess, Basketball, Tennis, LACC, pharmacist- GERALDINE FERREIRA: Girls Glee, LACC, be teacher. IVING FUKUMOTO ROBERT GAETE: Photo Club. U. ANNA GALINDO: College, be S. Air Force, be layout man. stage director. ALFRED GARCIA FRANK GARCIA OTHON GARCIA SOLOMON GARCIA: Boys ' Glee, Band, attend ELAJC, become bond leader. JOHN GIANNIOS: Sentinel Staff, V. Football, be draftsmon. ROGER GIBSON PAUL GIMA: B Football, B Bas- ketball, ELAJC, become pharma- cist. LEONARD GINES: V. Track, V. Football, Men ' s Glee, attend LACC become coach. DINA GONZALES: GAA. Letter- girls, Drill Team, Maydens, Bus, Club, become airline stewardess. JESSE GONZALES: attend ELAJC, become lawyer. RONALD GONZALES: Chess Club, attend LACC, become electrician. SOCORRO GRANAD05: Business Club, GAA, Maydens. LEON GREEN: Photo Club, Tri- bune, attend Trade Tech. CARMEN GUTIERREZ; GAA, Le(- tergirls. Business Club, Drill Team, Maydens. CARMEN GUTIERREZ: Pon Ameri- can, Business Club, Drill Team. ROBERT GUTIERREZ: Attend Trade HARRY HACKELMAN: French Club, Tech, become printer. ottend Fundamental Bible Insti- tute, become minister. LINDA HAINES: Work and get married. DOROTHY HALL: GAA Pres , Sr Treas. Secy., Choleloines, La- dyes, Sentinel Ed. Girls ' Council. BETH HAMMER: Sr Treas., May- dens, Choleloines V-P, Letlergirls Pres. GAA Cab., become teacher. DONNA HAMMERS SUICHI HIGASHI: ISO, Represent- ative, Japanese Club Sgt.-at-Arms, attend LACC. SAM HARADA: Tennis, Bosketball, Chess Club, V. Letter, Projettion, Sr. Sgt -ot-Arms, Knights. LILLIAN HISHINUMA: Lodyes, Pre-Med, Chatelaines, Slide Rule, Eulexians, UCLA, become teacher. PAUL HARRIS: B Footboll Letter- JOE HELLER: Photo Club, School man, attend Trade Tech. Photographer, Bus. Club. LACC, be architectural engineer. MARGIE HO: Eulexians, become JIM HOCKER: Be a bum. secretary. JIMMY HISATOMh Knights, V Let- lerman, Tennis, Yr Book Stcff, attend college, be successful. DAVID HOLT: Bel-Sci, Pep Club, V Trock, V Football, Join the Navy, be policeman. DELIA IBARRA: Pan Americon, ISO, Business College, become successful. WILLETE JOHNSON: Business Club, GAA, Cheerleader, Letter- girl, Queen, college, soc. work. KIKUO ICHIROKU: Knights, ISO, Student Council, Cross Country, LACC, become electronic engnr. CAROL JONES: Business Club, be- come secretary. ELLEN INGHAM: Latin Club, Bel- Sci. MARTIN JUE ARTHUR JACKSON: Chess Club, Bel-Sci, Track, Basketball, League high jump, lettermon, teacher. MARINUS KAKEBEEN: V Track, LACC, be doctor. BETSY JOHNS: FHA, Red Cross, Hi-Fi, Forensics, become success- ful. DIETER KAMMERER: Council club. Stage Crew mgr., Knights, Crown Hill Soc work stage sound. TONY KAST: Special student to LACC. Basketball, UCLA, be en- gineer. BOBBIE KAWAGUCH): Go to col- lege, become mi I honor re. MARLENE KAWAMATA: Sr. Treas., Chatelaines, Bel-Sci, Historian, Eulexians, become teacher. JOHN KEELER: Sr. Pres. Knights V letteman, Basketball, Baseball, SlucJ. Coun. play pro baseball. TYRONE KEMP: Bel-Sci, Chess Club, Hi-Fi, SlicJe Rule, Sr. Sgt.- at-Arms, Pol. Club, mechanic. BETTY KIMBELL: Moydens, Chate- laines, Lcdyes, Campus Club, Lettergirls. CLARE KENT: Eulexians, French Club, Chess Club, Bus. Club, go to UCLA, go into foreign trade. WAYNE KING: Eulexians, Latin Club, Bel-Sci, Future Teachers, at- tend college, become teacher. JOYCE KUMAMOTO HIROMI KUME: Japanese Friend- ship Club, Trade Tech, be beauti- cian. ALEX LUGO: B Letterman, Basket- CARL LUNGREN: V Letlerman ball, Bel-Sci, Slide Rule, Air President, B Letlerman, V Base- Force, become millionaire. ball, V Football. CHARLES LYNCH: Eulexians, Cam- panile, LACC, undecided. LOUIS MAGANA: Join Navy, study electronics. ROSARIO MALDONADO: Business Club, Pan American, ISO Secre- tary. ? ' -- RAY MANZANO: LeHerman, Foot- ball, Baseball, Mens ' Glee, be printer. JESS MARTINEZ: Go Into Ncvy and live military life. BEATRICE MARQUEZ LYNDA MASUSHIGE: S. B. Histor- ian, GAA, Maydens, Eulexians, Bel-Sci, go to college, undecided. ISABEL MAROUEZ: Tribune, GAA, Campus Club, be secretary or singer. ALTA McGUFFEE ENOCH MARTINEZ PAT McLEMORE: Attend University of Texos, be teacher. FELIX MARTINEZ DOUGLAS MENDIOLA: Mens glee, Cheer King, Track, Tribune, at- tend business college, be playboy. J V f •«:. OWEN MESSINGER: V Lellermon, French Club V-P, Hi-Fi, Politicol Council, Sentinel Staff. STEVE MILAKOV: Latin Club, Basketball. Tennis, Tribune, Four Tunes, LASC, be in railroad econ. BILL MITCHELL: Slide Rule, Engi- neers, Forensics, French Club, Campanile Staff, Air Force. YAS MIYAMOTO: B Football, Slide Rule, attend UCLA, become architect. MYRON MURDOCK DIANA MONTOYA: Class Cheer- leader, Ll. Drill Team, Capt ROTC co-ed officers. MANITA NERY: Ladyes Secretary, Lettergirls, GAA Cabinet, Chate- laines, May dens. Drill Team, TADASHI MOTOYAMA: Bel-Sci his- torian, V-P, Photo, Eulexians, go to college, research chemist. TOM NEWMAN JESSE MUNOZ: Mens ' Glee, Lettermen, attend LACC, be elec- tronic engineer. ABEL NUNEZ: Football, Track, Tribune, Press Crew, attend LACC, be Air Force pilot. MARY MUNOZ: GAA Cabinet, Let- tergirls, Sweethearts ' Ball Princess, be legal secretary. SHARON O ' BRIEN: Bible School. ALEXANDER OESTERLING: Attend Trade Tech MARCELLA ORTEGA: Eulexians, become a bookkeeper, get mar- ried. GARY OSHIRO: B Letterman, Bas- ketball, Mens ' Glee, Chess Club, go to college, undecided. DIANE OSNOSS: Class Cheerlead- er, Co-ed Officer, Drill Team, GAA Girls Glee, Bel-Sci, oirline stewardess. INGRID OTERO: GAA, Pep Club, Girls ' League, Lettergirls, Drill Team, Eulexians, Class cheerlead- er, Ladyes, be secretary. 17 1 ' iil ' i- - CHARLES PALMERSHEIM: B Letter- men, B Footboll, Track, LACC LA5C, become moth teacher. JOAN PAUCKER: Girls ' Glee, Modern Miss, California Hospital College, become nurse. ROLAND PEREZ: AtleneJ Trade Tech, undecided. VIVIAN PERKI come telephoni NS: Trode Tech, be- e operator. JOE PERLIN: Slide Rule, Pon American, Chess Club, Gymnas- tics (rings), undecided. BERNARD FITTER: Tribune, Bond, Orchestra, become theotre man- ager. EDWARD OUAN: Photo Club, at- tend Trade Tech, become printer. SALVADOR PLEITEZ: Sr. V-P, B Lettermen, Basketball, Tribune, become electronic engineer. MARLOU QUINTANA: LACC, be- come secretary. ALLEN POE: ROTC, Join the Navy, become cook. IRENE RAMON ETTE: Drill Team Capt,, GAA, Ladyes, ROTC Lt. Col. , Student Council, ABE POLSKY: B V Football, Track, go to college for electron- ics and drafting, be playboy. VIOLA RODRIGUEZ: Bus. Club, Hi-Fi, Drill Team, attend IBM school or LACC, see New York. FRANK PRIMICIA5, Eulexians V-P, V Baseball, Hi-Fi Club, Chess Club. V Letterman, Engineering, be engineer. RANDY ROGERS: Chess Club, B Letterman, Basketboll, go into the Air Force. ELVA ROSALINO: Pre-Med, Foren- sics, become psychiatrist. GEORGE ROVAS MARIE ROYBAL: GAA, Class Cheerleader, become stewardess. 57 1 BARBARA RUTBERG: French Club, Glee Club, GAA, Business Club, Hi-Fi, become social worker. BARBARA RUDNICK: GAA, Bel- Sci, Business Club, Sr. A. Treas., Lettergirls, Chatelaines, Tribune. JANICE SAKAMOTO: Sr. B Sec, Maydens, Chatelaines, Ladyes, GAA, be designer or illustrator. LOUISA SANCHEZ: Business Club, become court reporter. BOBBY SCHAFER FRANK SEJA PAUL SHISHIMA SYLVIA SERRATO: FHA, become stenographer. VALDEMAR SILGUERO: Chess Club, attend LACC, become pilot. TAK SHIMIZAKI: V Tennis, V Let- termen, Knights, Chess Club, Sr. A Sgt.-ot-Arms, oltend college. MARIE SILVA: Hi-Fi, GAA, Girls ' League, Lettergirls, become ste- nographer or airline stewardess. JANICE SHIMONO: Pre-Med Pres., GAA, Chotelaines, lab technician. NANCY SHINSAKO: Maydens, Bel- Sci, Sentinel Staff, become legal secietary. JO ANNE SMITH: Tribune, attend SUE STEVENS: Maydens, become IBM school. beautician. VIRGINIA STUART: Drill Team, LACC, become private secretary, be good wife. CORA SWIFT: Maydens, Chate- laines, Ladyes, Drill Team Lt,, do Christian work, or be teacher. HIDEKO TAKAMINE: Chatelaines, Drill Team, Ladyes, Homecoming Princess, LACC, to travel. 58 ' 1 il ■ MICHIHI TARU ALEXIA TERAN: Pan American, be JERRY THOMAS, ROTC, Track, dentist in Mexico. LACC, search for ocJventure. lARRY THOMAS; Band. Campus Club Sentinel Staff, morry good looking girl. LINDA TIRADO: GAA, Business Club, Hi-Fi Club, do social work, become Mrs. Louie Rojo. GINGER TOYODA: Sr. B. Treas., Lettergirls Secretary, GAA, May- dens, Chatelaines. Ladyes. DON TRACY: ROTC, Senote, Choii be beachcomber. MARY TRONCOSO: GAA, Business Club, be secretary RICHARD VALDEZ: Stage Crew, go to Trade Tech, be policeman. PAUL VAIENZUELA: Pep Club, B Letterman, V Letterman, Student Council, Track, to travel. ANTONIO VALERIO: Doctor. RANDY VALPARAISO: B Letterman, Chess Club, own Corvette. OSCAR VELASCO: Be successful in ROTC. LORAINE VILLA: Be stenographer, MARGRET VILLAFUERTE; Typist, become Mrs. Joe de Toro. GEORGE VILLASENOR: Go to KEANNETH WAGGENER: Slide Trade Tech. Rule, Engineers, undecided. ISAMU WATANABE: Trade Tech. CHIRISTEL WEHRBERG: Maydens, Chatelaines, Ladyes, GAA, ISO, Fulure Teochers, to attend college REIKO YAMAGUCHI; Sr. A Treasurer, to attend college. CAROL WILLIS: GAA, Business Club, Campus Club, become ma- chine operator. LILY YAMASHIRO: Maydens, Sr. B Vice President, Chatelaines, Eulex- ians, Letlergirl, be lawyer. PAULINE WILLIS: Red Cross, Campus Club, Tribunes, Ladyes Senate, become stenographer. VICTOR YEE: Chess Club, become electricion. DANIEL WONG: Cross Country, become businessman. TOM YOSHIDA: Slide Rule, at- tend LACC and lake engineering. 60 RONALD YOUNG: BeUSci. School Treas,, Eulexions, Knights, Hon. Ladye, 5r. A Pres.. electronics. OLGA ZAPATA: Go to college in Chicogo. JAMES YAMAGUCHI: Chess Club, go to Trode Tech PETE YOSHIKAWA: Have Corvette faster than Randy ' s. CAMERA Masanobu Abe Albert Louis Arriola Charles Anthony Bruno Dianna Louise Bushow Annette Carronza Perry D. Chretien Emory Dionisi Rosalie Ann Garcia Hector Rolando Guillen Gale Hickman Andy Frederick Hoopes Donald Leroy Lawrence Glen Allen Leirnstrom Tony Lejsek Ana Haydee Loucel Betty Jo Mitchell James Henry Moseley Susanna J. Nagy SHY AESTESIANS Jesse Otis Nixon Heigo Orav Jerry Lloyd Poche Edward Joe Rodriguez Paul Rodriguez Ray Romero Joe Roschitsch Rudolpf H. 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WHITEHEAD J WHITIS B WHITTINGTON J WIILCUTS W.WILLEY S.WILLIAMS V WILLIAMS J.WILLIS K.WILSON B.WONG C.WONG R WOODLY L.WULTERIN C.YAMAGATA B.YANEZ L.YOKOTA L.YOUNG C.ZETT i iilff B-10 CLASS OF W ' 63 B-TO REPRESENTATIVES J.WONG and S.STEWART X top row: A.OWYOUNG, J MENA. R DIOH. V SCARPEHAINO, E BAEZA, F FIGUEROA, D JOHNSON, A ERPORZA, D ONAKA, R SYMER, J.COFFMAN, L LOPEZ, S STEWART, D OHIENT, D.CRSLICH, W PAULUSBI, E DELAPEZA, F KOTAB. R.TSCIROY, R ESPORZA. second row: R.MONOSCO, R.GOODE, B BURNEY, UNKNOWN, S SASAKI, R CHACON, R HOHNSON, C FUGUA, R WILLIAMS, H MORRIS, M BRISSON, V GUADRA, M MORAN, M.MINEZ, V PINZON, S MARIN, S.ALBERT third row: L.BALMAGIA, J SCORVILLE, P WONG, A SHINMOTO, R.PLATA, H MELNYK, T HINOJUSE, R.REYES, R. WALTERS, S HIBBS, J WONG, R.TYER, UNKNOWN. Z KENNERY, UNKNOWN fourth row: E.SOEWENBERG, S.LINDBERG, A MENDEZ, D.BENTENA, UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, O.ALVAREZ, TOGA, R GONZALES, J.VALLEJO, C.ROJAS, G SALAZAR , M TIJEDA, J.THOMPSON, S ROYCE lop row: UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, R.TSYBOY, A.SWAIDER, UNKNOWN, C TRAENKLE, UNKNOWN, B SCHIRMEISTER, K.FOSMORE, UNKNOWN, GLORIA LEDESMA, D.VAILAKIATES. second row: G LOPEZ, T PAIZ, W.SEGURA, P TAPIA M.BRANSTEIN, B.DAVIS. M RODRIGUEZ, R.VALLE, R. GOEPHEGAN, A MUNGO, G.LEW, third row: H SHIMPAZU, R OKU, J.OZAWA, N NISHERO, UNKNOWN, D.JUE, R.SCHMIDT, S.WONG, F SMITH, L.WOLFENBERGER, UNKNOWN, fourth row: UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, B.OUICK, UNKNOWN, F.ZISA, G.GAMBOA, UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, UN- KNOWN, D.ROUDTREE, P.DOSS. top row: V.LONG, A.ZAZUETA, C.FRANCO, K FRASER, R MARTINEZ, R MARIA, M TIRADO, K.HANSEN, D.JOHNSON, V.T5UDA, G.HENNIGAR, E. KODAMA, W.YOUNG second row: A NARIARI, M.GALLEGO, R LIM, M PROVENCIO, B BREWER, K.LOPEZ, S.MORTIN, CAPIAS, A.CAMARGO, E. MALLARD, S.KANTO, W.HOLZINGER. third row: T.KANAIY, M MARTINEZ, F RICO, L PHILLIPON, G SALAZAR, L ESTRADA, C.CHAVEZ, E SCRVEN- TES, C RISCH, M.GUTIERREZ, L.CISNEROS. bottom row: G.QUAN, A.NAKANO, R.MONTOYA, M.BAKER, R.KRISS, V.BATHHE, C. GALLEGOS, L. GRIEGO, J.MILLS, L.ALVARADO. i NEW FOREIGN ADJUSTMENT STUDENTS top row; G.UMEMOTO, M NAGAI, E TAGIOS, L.FELIX, G MONTESdeOCA, T.UYENO, K.SUDO, E. GENIE, J.KONO, J TAKAKS, C.MUIERO, M.CUEVAS. second row; S.GRIS5, J.JIMENEZ, R. GALLEGAS, M ARROYO, HRILEY, M.NAVARRO, F.MIRANDA, A.ARTEAGA, G.MAROUEZ, E. ARAGUNDI Ihird row: M RODRIGUEZ, M.GUTIERREZ, L.TRANOUILINO, M ORTIZ, F GONZALEZ, E.MALAD05ICH, C.MEDINA. G.HERNANDEZ, Y.YUSA, M TRUJILLO, C.ACEVEDO, G.LOZANE. bottom row: A.AMASH, F.MULERO, J.CAMACHO, S.LOPEZ, J. HOI, J.BERTRAN, M.CODINA, A. PONCE, R.FRAIRE, H.MIMURA. FOREIGN ADJUSTMENT BELMONT IS ONE OF THE FEW SCHOOLS IN AMERICA that has a comprehensive and graduated program for foreign students. This program gives our school an interesting, cosmopolitan atmosphere, since at Belmont are found students from forty-three different coun- tries. An amazing thing about the Foreign Adjustment Program is that English can be taught to students from scratch, and some are able to graduate with their own class at the end of a three year period. The purposes of Belmont ' s foreign student program are to teach English, to teach customs of the United States, and to give foreign students a chance to get to know people while becoming acquainted with school rules, procedures, and activities. TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX FOREIGN STUDENTS make up one- seventh of Belmont student body. There ore four main groups of foreign students. The largest group is of students from foreign coun- tries. Then there are the ones classified under on act of Congress as i mmigrants. Next, there are the students that were born in the United States, have gone to a foreign country, and are now back. Finally, there are those who have just received their citizenship. These students, who are both cooperative and appreciative, con- tributed greatly to the school spirit at Belmont. THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION, under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Evans, is a governing body, made up of 2 representatives from every FA English class, and include any other foreign students who wish to join. The I.S.O. plays a very important part in our school. As part of its many functions, the I.S.O. strives to develop leadership which will result in great participation in the activities of the school in general. Our Student Body President Hector Guillen, and Student Body Historian Helga Adamczyk, (Summer ' 60), are good examples of what the I.S.O. helps its members to achieve. FOREIGN STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES ENOCH MARTINEZ and LAURA GONZALES P '  Miii ' Tn INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ORGANIZATION top row: C LOPEZ, A OVOZCO, H GUiLlEN, H FRIEDRIB, S.HIGASHI R.CAMBEROS, G SELVA, D.IBARRA, S.IEE, J AGUAYO, M CAMPODONICO, O ALVARADO, K JONG, D lERRA middle row: MRS. EVANS, G.SUAREZ, M LOPEZ, I.VICTORIA, L MURILLO, T.CATE, R.MALDONDO, E YUKAMA, N LOPEZ, S ALBERT, D.IBARRA, C WEHBERG, G.CRESPO. bottom row: H.RAMEREZ, Y.OHTA, L.GONZALEZ, H.ADAMCZYK, K.ICHIROKU, E.GON- ZALEZ, T DOOMBADSE, M.YABE, E MARTINEZ. M ABE H ADAMCZYK D.AGUILERA A AGUIRRE T AIRAKSINEN S.ALBERT A ALVARADO O. ALVARADO Y.AMANO r.ANGUIANO E ANGULO J ANGULO V.ANTIGAS R APPRAHMIAN G.ARANDA M.ARMIYO M.ASCENSION R.ASPINOLL W .BAKOUSSI J.BALLA O.BARASCOUT E.BECERRA R BERMEJO D BORGEN F.BUGARIN W BUSTAMENTE M CAMPODONICO A. CARMORLINGA J.CASTANEDA S CASTILLO Y.CASTILLO D.CASTRO E.CASTRO F CERVANTES J.CHAVEZ C.CRAMER 76 D.COTE M.CORDI A.CORTEZ S CORTEZ E.CUEVA M.dc la GUARDIA C ESCOTO B ESPIN ,,  v ' f P B R.ESTRADA M FIGUEROA A.FLORES O.FONSECA E.FRIEDRICH H.FRIEDRICH S.FUKUHARA O GALVAN J GOMEZ l j M GOMEZ M.GOMEZ M.GONZALEZ C. GONZALEZ A. GONZALES R GROENENDAAL C.GUSHI G.GUTIERREZ G HAGOPIAN Y.HATASHITA S.HAYASHI K HAZEMOTO S.HIGASHI G HURTADO D.IBARRA B.IGNACIO M.IKEDA I.ISLAS E.JASSO S JEE L.KARASGHLANIAN A KAZANEGRA J KIM 77 GLANDAZURI N LANKISCH A LECLAIR L.LEE R LEMAS R.LOPEZ L.LOUIE l.LOZANO J.LUDENA M MAETOKO R MALDONADE J.MAROUEZ A.MARTINEZ R.MARTINEZ Y.MARTINEZ M.MEDRANO R MEDRANO R.MEZA G MIRAMONTES H MONTANO I MONTES P MONTESdeOlA O.MONTOYA R MONTOYA R. MORALES M MORAN M MORENO D MOSCAL N MURAKIMA L MURIILO T.NAKASHIMA M.NAKAYAMA A.N AVARRO O.NAVARRO 9 ,Hx F.NAZERZADEH M NIKOLIC J NOZOT G NUNEZ A OCHIAI TOGA Y.OKAMOTO M.OLAVE O.OLIVAS A.OROZCO F.ORTEGA T.OTERO I.OW ETSCHKO N.OYAMA 78 J.PADILLA C.PALMISANO A.PEREZ C. PONCE C.PUGLIESE W.OUON J.RAMIREZ G.RAMOS M.RUBIO W.RUBIO N.RUESGA O.SALMERON A.SALAZAR A.SANCHEZ N.SANblGO L.SARRADE J SATO E.SAUTINA B.SEGURA A.SETO C.5EVILLANO E.SIPI F.SIPILESKO A.SOSA C.SUAREZ G.SUAREZ F.STENKEN J.TABAREZ A.TABOADA M.TABOUDA pFf C T.TAKEHARA C.TAMURA K.TANIGAWA A. TANISAKI F.TORRES D.TOU O.TRESO Y.TSURUDA T.UCHIYAMA M.VASQUEZ M.VELAOUEZ L.VICTORIA C.VICO H.WONG T.YASUDA E. YUKAWA S.ZAMARRIPA Y.ZAMORA M.ZAPATA 79 . 80 ose amiiaaMXvmmimaiemiimiMmKhioana i iteM LATIN CLUB .... PAN-AMERICAN CLUB . PHOTO CLUB . . . PRE-MED CLUB . . . RED CROSS .... SLIDE RULE CLUB . TEEN-PROFS COUNCIL OF CLUB PRESIDENTS lop row: K ICHIROKU, H GUILLEN, A.VOGLER, G HICKMAN, F.QUAN, R.REYES, W.KING, D MtKENZIE ICHIROKU, D.HALL, I.OZAWA, L.DULES, R.CHEN, J SHIMONO, B. HAMMER. bottom row: K. THE COUNCIL OF CLUB PRESIDENTS is a group, representative of its name, organized to coordinate the club sponsorship of dances, clean campus, school service, charitable activities, and school morale. It meets every Friday noon under the leadership of the club commissioner and of the Boys ' and Girls ' Vice Presidents. BEL-SCI is the oldest club at Belmont. Its purpose is to promote interest in the various fields of science through investigation, demonstration, and lectures. Bel-Sci is open to students with a grade of A or B in a science course. BEL-SCI CLUB top: S.NISHIO, H.NITTA, D MUIR, R.HOM, I.JACOBSON, MPILMANIS, G.EMI, M WOODCOCK, W.KING, D LOW. A MAR- TINEZ, L DAWSON, C POULTON. second from lop: S MALAMUT, C HAGIWARA, J.BARRERAS, S.TAMURA, I OZAWA, D YEE, B BECKER, C UNG. R DAVIS, T.SASAKI, S NAKAMATSU, J MASUSHIGE. MR. TAKESUGI. second from bottom: D HIROSE, J. IWASAKI, E LEW, M.HASUIKE, L.EISENBERG, V.MATSUSHIGE, ROTA, E.CHAN, L.YOKOTA, C WONG bottom row D IMHOFF, B.KWAN, A.PEIUSO, F.QUAN, R.YOUNG, L.WONG, S.NEKOTA. 82 BUSINESS CLUB top row: N.LOPEZ. B ESCARANO. M.TRONCOSO. B RUDNICK. H HELLER. J CA5TA- NEDA. A.DUORN. V.RODRIGUEZ, second row: H.MARTINEZ. R MALDONADO. J CORO- NADO, P JACKSON. CGUTIERREZ. S GRANADOS. G CRESPO, MRS CHAMBERLIN. third row: I OTERO, H ZAIMA. P.LEE, E.LEW, L.PORTILLO, G.SANDOVAL, bottom row: A.AVILA, W JOHNSON, L.DULES. THE BUSINESS CLUB meets to promote interest in job oppor- tunities, and to give service to the school. CHESS CLUB lop row: T.SHIMAZAKI, MMISHEF. W GOETZO, P.CANO, J McPHERSON. G.HOL- LINGSWORTH R ROGER, F FRIMICIAS, R MIRANDA, D MURAYAMA, S MEANS second row: V.YEE, S.JENG, T. GHENT, H.NITTA. K.NAKAMURA, H.HONDA, B WER- NER, V SILGUERO. bottom row: J.RISCH, D MERKES, R STALL, D KUHN, G ROUAS, S.KATZ. THE CHESS CLUB, sponsored by Mr. Katz, provides on oppor- tunity for Belmont students to learn this ancient intellectual pastime. Educational as well as entertaining, it develops the ability to think logically. THE MANIFOLD PURPOSE OF THE CHINESE CLUB IS: the increase of friendship, the pursuit of common interests, the maintenance of adequate environment for study, and the exchange of information so as to increase knowledge of Western culture. CHINESE FRIENDSHIP CLUB top row: S YOUNG, B 5CHMUCK R CHEN, S WONG, P GORDON H WONG second row: R COCHRAN P UYEHARA W BUCKINS, Y LEE, H LUE, K JONG bottom row: H.DENTON, E DIONISI, H.KWOCK, DWILLETT, P ARGUELLO, L-LEE, W.QUAN. FRENCH CLUB top row: M.KRAUSE, RMILZ, A.DRENNAN. A.HEMENWAY. H HACKELMAN, R BENSON, T TOLOWITZ, T MORRISON, W.GIASS, R JOHNSON, R.YOUNG, ALUM, I JACOBSON, WPADILLA, A FLORES, O MESSINGER , J BRAVE, B. MITCHELL, D NELSON. M URBINA. R.ENDARA second row: B.SCHMUCK, J BUTLER G. FEIST. M KIMBELL. I KANVEC. C BROWN. R EVANS. H RORICK, S LEE, S CUNNINGHAM, M WEST, C KENT, R MIYAMOTO, J.VILORIA. A HUNT, J MILLER, J OUAN bottom row: P BRYANT. A.HAMILTON. F.RAMPTON, A TERAN, M MORAN, SLUM, R CHEN, S RAMEY, B KWAN, E SCHAFER, L YUAN, M SENO, M YAGADE FORENSICS lop row: P OOUIST, A.DRENNAN, R YOUNG, H.GUILLEN, second row: B MITCHELL, P CANO, P.BARRON, bottom row: E.WARTELS, M MUMM, S RAMEY. J IWASAKI THE FRENCH CLUB, noted as one of the largest clubs on the campus, is composed of students taking a French course. Its purpose is to expand knowledge and under- standing of French culture and life. THE FUTURE HOME-MAKERS CLUB provides opportuni- ties for developing individual and group initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to the home. The club helps individuals improve personal, family and community living now and in the future. top row: S.HALL, J.PAUCKER, MISS MONEY, G.HAIE, A.HUNT, bottom row: S. WOODS, S. HURST FUTURE HOMEMAKERS THE FORENSICS CLUB is organized for the purpose of developing standards of oral expression at Bel- mont. To achieve this goal, the club members par- ticipate in city-wide speech tournaments and con- tests at which are presented outstanding speakers. JAPANESE FRIENDSHIP CLUB lop row: S.FUKUHARA, Y.WATANABE, Y.OHTA, E YUKAWA, T OKAMOTO, C. TSUDA, K.ICHIROKU, Y.HATASHITA, A OCHIAI, T OHTA, E OHATA, J.SATO, N MURAKAMI second tow; S.HAYA5HI, TOGA. K KUME, H KUME, M HAZEMOTO, M IKEDA, A.TANISAKA, T.UCHIYAMA, M.NAKAYAMA, C TAMURA, K KAWASKI, Y.AMANO, H KATO bollom row; T.HIRAMI, S RUME, Z IKEDA, J SAKAMOTO, M.YABE, S.HIGASHI, N ovama THE JAPANESE FRIENDSHIP CLUB, sponsored by Mr. Koto, has been at Belmont for two years. Its main pur- pose is to help students from Japan to become ac- quainted with the American educational system. LATIN CLUB lop row: C.POULTON, K CHINN, MISS D.POORE, P CANO, M ISHII, H FLUHRER. bollom row: M. WOODCOCK, R DAVIS, W KING, E INGHAM THE LATIN CLUB seeks to promote school service, school spirit, and interest in Latin. It is one of the oldest clubs at Belmont, and is responsible for the Belmont letters on the football field. It plans cultural activities, and a regular field trip is part of its program. PAN AMERICAN CLUB lop row: J.CORONADO, A AVILA, E.ARIES, G.RAMOS, S.CORTEZ, J CANAIES, C.VICO, J.MAROUEZ, E CASTRO, R.LAMM, R ZAMORA, J PERIIN, M VAS- OUEZ, D IBARRA, O.AIVARADO second row: R.RUIZ, B.YANEZ, E MARTINEZ, R MALDONADO, M.CAMPODONICO, I.GONZALEZ, N LOPEZ, I MURILLA, L KOYAMA, A LECLAIR, H.BUSTAMENTE, X MARTINEZ, E BECERRA, C GUTIER- REZ, E GONZALES, MR.POBLANO Ihird row: O.ESOUEDA, G.NUNEZ, L.CORIA, E.ROSAS, E.TUCKER, D.IBARRA, A.JARAMILLO, R MEDRANO, Y.CASTILLO, G.CRESPO, A.SOSA, M.dc io GUARDER. bollom row: J.AGUAYO, H.MARTINEZ, S.LEE, H.GUILLEN, T IRIZARRY, C FUENTES, M AVILA. THE PAN AMERICAN CLUB is dedicated to the promo- tion of friendship between Latin and American peoples, and to aiding language majors. During the winter se- mester, a speech contest was sponsored by the club. The contestants and award winners, below: D.KUHN. L HISHINUMA, MR POBLANO. JIWASAKI. H GUILLEN. PAN AMERICAN CLUB-SPEECH CONTEST AWARDS PHOTO CLUB lop row: H LEW, r SIMKIN, SPONSOR. D ROBERT R YOUNG, M NG. E WrLLKOMM, T MOTOYAMA, J CANO. boMom row: S PIEITEZ. T OUIROZ, J HELLER, J CASTANEDA, B RUDNICK, L DULES, W JOHNSON THE PURPOSE of the Photo Club is to teach those who want to learn about photography. As members of the Club, they learn to use an enlarger and all the darkroom equipment. The students are shown the proper way to use a camera and develop an appreciation of photography as an art. THE PRE-MED CLUB is organized to stimulate and develop interest in the fields of medicine and other related sciences. Members participate in experi- ments, projects, discussions, and field trips. lop row: W SMITH SPONSOR. P LOPEZ rjACOBSON, D MUIR R CARNEGIE M DIIIBERTO, R ROSENE R SCHRODER, E TWEEDT D LAW, J BARRERAS seconcl row: L EISENBERG L HISHINUMA , I OZAWA. C. FLORES. C POUITON. B BECKER. A PEIUSO R DAVIS, S MALAMUT, B KWAN. bollom row: D HIROSE, J IWASAKI. J SHlMONO, M KUNIHIRO, E SCHAFER. pp. Men flllR JUNIOR RED CROSS P.BIBY, T.FINOR, W.CARTER, MISS FOLLETE. THE JUNIOR RED CROSS offers new and interesHng means of developing skills and talents, increasing knowledge, and building attitudes of good citizenship. lop row: DR NICOL, P ENGLUND, R.YOUNG. D.MUIR, R STUART. K RUCKER, P BARRON, P.BANDA. second row: E CANTU, R.JOHNSON, A.JEMENEZ, R.OTA, B SHINOHARA, B. MITCHELL bollom row: J.BARRERAS. K.WAGNER THE MEMBERS of the Slide Rule Club are ranged alongside their sponsor. Dr. Nicol. A king size sample of a slide rule fronts them. THE PURPOSE of the Teen-Profs organization is to promote an interest in, and an understanding of, education and teach- ing; to help in the orientation of new students to the school; and to give special recognition to outstanding teachers of the school. top row: W KING, MRS NANCE. C SAKAMO BARSUMIAN bottom row: J.PIERRE, K.KURTH. TEEN-PROFS CLUB m . : 0. G MELENDREZ, C HARLOW, A 1 1 1 iW k.-, ..- i !S 87 _:■ :r:-m HP ATTENDANCE HELPERS lop row: P SHISHIMA. H LEW, H GUILLEN, J BARON, T CANNON, W SAITO, J VALENZUELA, D VIVEROS, M TORRES, O OLSON second row: MRS PEATTJE, V BARMON, M MUNOZ, A SANCHEZ, D CHAVEZ, G MELENDREZ, H DAVIS, R DURON, J.CORONADO, V RODRIGUEZ C GUTIERREZ, MR. SHARP bollom row: H.ZAIMA, E LEW, Y GARCIA, ETIRADO, I ROBINSON, LTIRADO, I, OTERO, MRUIZ, MMITOMA, BOOK ROOM HELPERS lop row: J.WARREN, MRS. RUDE, C.UNG, R.ROD- GERS, H.BROWN. CHEZ, P.URIAS. bottom row: H.REEDER, E.SAN- BUSINESS OFFICE HE top tow: H.LUNAN, A.ARRIOIA, A.CARRASCO, E.THOMAS, H.NITTA, P. VALENZUELA, G.OSHIRO. bottom row: B.BUSTILLO, D.HALL, K.ROBLES, B. RUDNICK, M.NELSON, B.YANAI, MR.GARREN. lop row: I THOMAS, C SHELDON, R COHEN, H MIKASI, B CARNIE, F GARCIA, B HAMILTON, M ESTRADA, E THOMPSON. P CHRETIEN, second row: C.PARKER, H COLLINS, R KRITTENDON, P. VALEN- ZUELA, J.GEIB, M.CEID, J DILLON, B PADILLA, bollom row; D. WILLET, P.BOYD, M JOHNSON, M EDDY, J KOCH, B DAVIS, D HALL, C LAMB CAFETERIA HELPERS GROUPS FOR ASSISTA CAMPANILE STAFF lop row: MRS SAB5AY, W MITCHEU, W ROTT, T AMADA J VIIORIA, H NITTA boltom row: I OZAWA D PAPPAS, L PHIIIPPON, G SWIN- HART, L YAMAMOTO, S YAMAGUCHI, S SAITO, B BECKER. lop row CWEHRBERG R MONTUFAR H GUIL- LEN R GARCIA A LOPEZ, MARCHINEGA M ARVIZU B BECKER, A MITSUDA D IBARRA second row MRS HARPER J CARINO A GON- ZALEZ R ESPANZA M MENA M DELAGUAR- DIN H RAMIREZ, S YAMAGUCHI botlom row: G RAMOS O ALVARADO, J VILORIA, H TAKA- MINE, W CARLSON, T DOOMBADSE COUNSELOR ' S OFFICE HELPERS -■ . NCE AND PRODUCTI top row: P VALENZUEIA H BENITEZ W SAITO, G HICKMAN, C ADAIR, FROB ' ES, R ORANTES, C ARIAS setond row: D MONTOYO I RAMON- ETTE D HALL, MRS D SMITH, W JOHNSON C. SIONDIA. J KUMAMOTO bonom row: M NERY, B HAMMER, B WATSON, D IMAOKA, D URIAS C LUNDGREN, GYM OFFICE HELPERS HEALTH OFFICE HELPERS lop tow: S SERMENO, C VALENCIA, E BECERRA B.PERKINS MISS C. D lAUREL, Y DRIGHT, P BOYD bottom row: T CASSTRO, S SERMENO, CIA, M.KUNIHIRO. OILETTE, M HARRIS, S SERRATO, M GAR- LIBRARY HELPERS lop row; B.KIMBAU, M MUFFEIMAN. PBIBY, J.MOORE, E FISHER, MR P MONSOE, M, DOZIER, V RODRIGUEZ, D HICKS. Y DRIGHT, A M-GUFFEE bottom row; W SAITO, B KIMBALL, L. GREEN, F ROBLES, C tUNDGREN, I JACOBSON MAIN OFFICE HELPERS top row: MRS DINTRONE. D OSNOSS, L HAINES, R REYNOLDS, S DAVIDIAN bottom row: M.MIYABE, R.LEYHA, M.CISNEROS, D.HEUER, L.LAMPTON. PROJECTION CREW top row row: C PAINE, T SHIMAZAKI, F TORRES, S.HARADA, T SHRODE, MR MOON, A YATOMY, G LUNDGREN second M UNG bottom row: G ESCOBAR, R.MANZANO. SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER EMMET HO SENTINEL STAFF top row: MRS TROUTMAN, TOUIROZ, D HAIL. L KAHN E HO K NG bollom row: P.UYEHARA, A YAMAMOTO, G CAPPS STAGE AND SOUND CREW lop row: L MUNuZ, K NAKAMORA, J GIRON, L.GOMEZ, bottom row: D KAMMERER, R VALDEZ WORK EXPERIENCE HELPERS M AGUIRRE, L PORTILLO. MR BRAILSFORD. maMmsmmiSMa mmm « SPORTS BASKETBALL . . . . 100 CROSS COUNTRY . . 106 TRACK 108 GYMNASTICS . . . no BASEBALL . . . 112 TENNIS .... 114 GAA 116 VARSITY LETTERMEN top row: F ROBLES, C ADAIR. G.HICKMAN, G FUKUMOTO D LAVERIV. J KEELER. W SAITO. G CAPPS second row: MR. F PENNING. TSHIMAZAKI. K.BURNSIDE R ORANTES, S. KEELER, C LUNDGREN, S ALVIDREZ. MR S FRIEDMAN bottom row: P UYEHARA S ALVAREZ. O MESSINGER. J HATAKEYAMA, K NAKAMURA. R WONG LETTERGIRLS top row: D HALL. I MARTINEZ. B LEE. M HARRIS. J LAWRENCE. A TOYADA B KIMBELL. B MONIEZ. S JOHNSON. S COOK S CHAN second row MRS D SMITH E LEW L YAMA- SHIRO. J CORONADO. I RAMONETTE. C WEHRBERG. J SAKAMOTO I DELATORRE. M MIYABE. A MITSUDA bottom row: B. HAMMER, M NERY. E OUAN. D GONZALEZ. B YANAI. P BOYD. 1 OTERO B VARSITY lop row: J.OARCIA S SEKI J MOSEIEY. J HARRISON. J BRANCH S POITIER M WILSON J.TORRES. D DROGiN B CARNIE. H BENITEZ. D TORRES C ZIEGLAR second row: S JLEITEZ. C PALMERSHEIM T HOM G THOMPSON. A UYEMURA C SHELDON J TORRES R.SAKACS. J VALENZUEIA. L KATSURAYAMA. F OUAN. S MEANS R VALPARAISO M BELL. P.SHISHIMA bottom row: (seotedl F.DASALLA R. HERNANDEZ. JR. J SANCHEZ. F WONG. T BALL. W FONG. G OSHIRO. R REYES. F ROSERO HfK ' ff fc-?K- CO-CAPTAIN ABE POLSKY CO-CAPTAPN GAIL HICKMAN VARSITY FOOTBALL THIS YEAR THE VARSITY TEAM again had an under-par record. But don ' t let the statistics throw you. In many of the games our boys battled into the fourth quarter on the edge of victory, only to have it snatched from their hands. They never gave up, though, as v e saw in the Marshall Game. Many soy this was the hardest played game they ever saw as the two teams went into the final minutes tied up 13-13. But once again the Fourth Quarter Blues overcame us, and Marshall won 25-13. A FEW OF THE PLAYERS who never called it quits were Co-Captains Abe Polsky and Gale Hick- man, Wayne Saito, Ruben Cavez, and Carl Lundgren. Outstanding in every game, Gale was honored by being placed on the All-Northern League 1st Team. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM lop row; C.CAPPS, manager; D.KUHN, manager; J.TORRES, W. SAITO, J.MEDJO, T.TAYLOR, F.CAPPIELLO, R MEDJO, J HOCKER, G HICK- MAN. W DAHLE, M RODRIGUEZ, F HERRERA, E MocPHERSON, G FONG, manager second row: MR.PENNINO, E. OJEDA, L WEISMEYER, O. RIEGER, P.CHAVEZ, T CARROLL, S.KEELER, S.SEKI, K.WAGNER, MPILMANIS, C HOM, R.ORANTES, WR l-RIEOMAN. third row: E EMI, M STONE, G DURAN, J LOPEZ, A GIAMONA, H.HARICH, T DREES, J RISCH, C. LUNDGREN bottom row: A.NUNEZ, L.GINES, D HOLT, A. FLORES, A POLSKY, T.HOM, E.DASALLA, M.MAESHIRO. ' 4}efl 53 78 : 57:f iifi CHAVEZ ORANTES SAITO «iii ' .ij ' .t PBI HOMECOMING EACH YEAR THE GAME between Belmont and arch- rival Marshall signifies Homecoming at Belmont. The Highlight of Homecoming is the traditional Crowning of the Queen between halves of the football game. Belmont Varsity Co-Captains Gale Hickman and Abe Polsky had the honor of crown- ing Queen Georgeen Evans. Princesses Joanne Lawrence, Linda Dules, Diane Shimada, and Hideko Takamine added to the glamour of the occasion, while Georgeen herself was the personification of loveliness and charm. BELMONT BEAUTIES HIDEKO TAKAMINE, JOANNE LAWRENCE, DIANE SHIMADA AND LINDA DULES SURROUND QUEEN GEORGEEN EVANS. VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS GALE HICKMAN AND ABE POLSKY, QUEEN GEORGEEN EVANS QUEEN GEORGEEN EVANS AND HER COURT; PRINCESSES HIDEKO TAKAMINE, DIANE SHIMADA, QUEEN GEORGEEN EVANS, LINDA DULES, JOANNE LAW RENCE 97 I BELMONT B TEAM top row: LOPEZ, McNEIL, NG, MEANS, ZIEGLER, CARNIE, HARRISON, ROSERO, HINOSTROZA, SHIFF, MUNOZ, MARTINEZ, PARISH, second row: MADRID, BURNSIDE, TORRES, SHELDON, HARISS, BENSON, ROMERO, VALENZUELA, LOPEZ, BRUNO, AGUERO, ELBERSON. third row; COACH BELL, SOO HOO, PALMERSHIEM, MUNI, HOLT, ALVIDREZ. ARRINGTON, EDDY, VIVEROS, NAKAMURA, COACH JOHNSON, fourth row: CASTELLON, Do- SALLA, SILVA, MUNOZ, QUINTANA, ARRINGTON, KUNITOMI, UYEHARA NATSHUARA, WONG, OHTA, bottom row: MUNOZ, LOPEZ, HOM, OSHIRO, REYES, VALPARISO, HALL, SOTO, FRUSTO. KERRY BURNSIDE, coach BELL, coach JOHNSON, RANDY VALPARISO. 98 .  v rMi. ? .-5?fi :: ? •• s- I i J n mtfi jYr-aii i NORTHERN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS BELMONT ' S STARTING LINE-UP lop row: B.CARNEY, 0. TORRES, R.VALPARISO, K.NAKAMURA, P.UYEHARA, H. BONITO, C.ZIEGLER. bottom row: C.BRUNO, R. REYES, K.BURNSIDE, G.CASTELLON. BELMONT ' S BATTLING B ' S THIS YEAR our B team had a marvelous season, winning 7 of its 8 games and coming up to win the Northern League Competition. Every boy on the starting line up did his share to help and the spirit of the boys on the bench pushed the team into the winners circle. Rex Reyes, Chuck Bruno, and Kerry Burnside had been outstanding through- out the year as the team ended a great season. SEASON SCORES BELMONT. .19 POLY 12 BELMONT.. 27 HOLLYWOOD .. BELMONT,. 16 GARDENA BELMONT.. 18 MARSHALL 7 BELMONT.. 12 VERDUGO HILLS. BELMONT.. 50 EAGLE ROCK ... BELMONT.. 13 FRANKLIN 14 BELMONT.. 21 LINCOLN 7 99 178 40 top row: FRANCIS OUAN, MYRON MURDOCK, FRANK PRIMICIAS, ELMER McPHERSON, STEVE MILAKOV, GORDON FUKUMOTO bottom row: COACH ARIMA, TERRY BALL, FRANCIS THOMPSON, RICHARD LAVERTY, RAY ROMERO, JOHN KEELER. NORTHERN LEAGUE CHAMPS THIS YEAR our Belmont Basketball team came up with great great power to take Belmont to the top of the League under the supervision of Coach Arima and of the two fine Co-Captains, John Keeler and Terry Ball. Both of these boys deserve a fine tribute for their Senior year at Belmont. Success takes team work, and every boy did his part to make Belmont the top of the Northern League Champs. FRANCrS THOMPSON. Best re- bounder in the league for his size and also Belmont ' s best. TERRY BALL, Second Team All Northern League, All City, also smallest starter in the League. Terry was one of Belmont ' s greatest players. JOHN KEELER, was Belmont ' s fine out- standing player of the year. He made First All Northern League Player and Third Team All City. RAY ROMERO, Second team All Northern, Top rebounder of the year and one of Bel- mont ' s leading players. Ik ' I B HKi BT jV ianS I H MNkwlL t P |PS II||H ■1 H RICHARD LAVERTY — Best defensive player in the League, and best for Belmont. F.THOMPSON, J.KEELER, R.ROMERO, R.LAVERTY, T.BALL. John, Terry and Ray tie up Marshall. VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH ARIMA MtPHERSON Marshall gives way to BELMONT CHARGE as Ray, Terry, Francis, and John fly charging down the court. JV BASKETBALL lop row: I KATSURAYAMA, M CAS5IO, co-caplain; D.DROGIN, co-caploin; K.VanESS, M KRAUSE, J SIMMONS, C CHAMPION, TTOLOWITZ second row; J.SANCHEZ, E.UXEHARA, R. TAMURA, COACH ARIMA. FIGHTING JV; BELMONT ' S HUSTLING J.V. TEAM was composed mostly of inex- perienced tentfi graders witli a few eleventh graders to round out the squad. They began this season with only one returning letter- man, Co-Captain Dick Drogin. The squad started the season like lambs, but was full of drive and came roaring through like lions. Along the way they upset some of the top teams in the league. THE B TEAM, having a bad year, nevertheless never gave up. With a little luck they could have won a few more games and been a strong challenge for League honors. Such stars as Paul Shishima, captain and second leading scorer in League, never gave up trying. THE C TEAM was composed of a fine group of boys whose hard playing garnered third place in League. THE TEAM WAS LED by players like Co-Captain Mel Cassio, who placed on the First Team of the Northern League, and Mike Krause and Kingsley Van Ess, who received honorable mention. The sup- port for the J.V. ' s this year consisted of such outstanding players as Tom Tolowitz, Bill Padilla, Alden Uyemura, Nathan Champion, Louie Katsurayama, and Jim Simmons. 104 B AND C BASKETBALL B BASKETBALL top row: D MURAYAMA, A LUGO, R MEJIA, W THOMAS, A. WILLS, A JACKSON, C.TSUDA bottom row: COACH SULLI- VAN, S.PLEITEZ, P.SHISHIMA, P.GIMA, W.FONG, R.RODGERS, mgr. C BASKETBALL kneeling: COACH SULLIVAN, standing: G.SVif INHART, K MITOMA, D LEE, D,MONTOYA, M NERY, Vi( ROW PERSON, D IMHOFF, D.JENG. J 9? ' k ( - ' it, ' A Tvv SjVjl2jlofl J ' t L H V B% - J Br ' ' H m 1 1 f ' i 11 t r w f 3 li J if 105 CROSS COUNTRY , ' «i a c t CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS of Belmont High use the Griffith Park as a home course; it is one and eight-tenths miles in length. The runners have a free start and ore on their honor to act as sports- men along the course. While the emphasis is on individual com- petition, it is the spirit and effort of the entire team that brings victory. THIS YEAR ' S BELMONT VARSITY Cross-country team placed second in the League meet, fifth in the City meet, and won the League Championship. The season ' s record was: five wins, one loss, and one tie. THE JUNIOR VARSITY team had a respectable season, finishing with a record of five wins, one loss, and one tie. Although changes in the team membership weakened them, the Junior Varsity was third in the dual meet competition, and fourth in the League Meet. The Tenth-Grade team was fourth in dual meet competition and fifth in the League Meet. lop row: J GEIB, manager, D.CLARK. M WILSON. COACH MULLARD. O GARCIA, J VICEROY, D CROWSON, manager boltom row; R, HERNANDEZ, F.RAMOS, R ALVIDREZ OVILLASANo ' VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY - aS : S65. . i lilHy r i i i i iiiiM Othon Garcia representing Belmont was one of 600 runners to carry the Olympic Torch from Los Angeles to Squaw Valley for the opening of the Winter Olympic Games. 10th GRADE top row: COACH MULLARD, J GUTrERREZ, R CHACON, R CARREON, PVAL VERDE, H NITTA, D HARRISON, G.MARTINEZ, C ESTRADA, D.CROWSON. manager, bottom row: G.LOPEZ, H HONDA, C.IUJAN. 107 TRACK varsity low hurdles — L.THOMAS, T.HOM, L.GINES B low hurdles— SYUSA, F.DaSAlLA, A. JACKSON B TRACK lop row; COACH FRIEDMAN F, THOMPSON, P CHRETIEN, L DuVERNEY, F QUAN, J TATUM. C ESTRADA, A VAIERIO, COACH JOHNSON second row: R COITTE- DON, S MEANS, A.JACKSON, A ARRINGTON T.CLARK. R ALVIDREZ. bollom row; J.SANCHEZ, A MARTINEZ, SYUSA, F.OUAN, F DASALLA THE VARSITY TRACK TEAM is carried on the shoulders of many talented athletes. In the Century Hundred Yard Dash is Leroy Thomas, and with him on the High Hurdles is Leonard Gines. In the Relay, Tommy Horn closes the gap to help Belmont finish first. Othon Garcia, who was honored by being chosen to carry the traditional Olympic Torch, is the victor in the long and grueling Mile. Bel- mont is strong this year in Field Events: Dick Drogin is heading for the Northern League crown in the Pole Vault, and Abe Polsky aims for victory in the Shot Put. Promising 11th graders that will return to carry on the Varsity Team will be Dick Drogin and Jerry Valenzuela in the Pole Vault and High Jump. At the end of the day, the Relay Team is out there to bring in the final points to win by a wide margin. THE B TEAM BOASTS THREE fine 120-Yard Hurdlers, Steve Yusa, Fred DaSolla, and Arthur Jackson. In the Field Events we have two fine Pole Vaulters: Charlie Palmersheim and Joe Cabellero. In the Shot Put there are Francis Thompson and Franklin Quan. Richard Al- vidrez breezes past the finish line of the 1320-Yard Run with his great strides and powerful kick. With all the fine runners and the wins in the Field Events, the team should win the Northern League crown. THE C ' S HAVE COME THROUGH with a sparkling season and have good possibilities in the League. Some out- standing performe ' -s have been Koji Mitoma in the Hundred Yard Dash, Howard Morris in the 120, Benny Ignacio in the 660, and Braunstein in the 1 20 Low Hur- dles. These men and the other promising athletes should lead our C Team to a prosperous season. top row: COACH FRIEDMAN, J CORIA, J CABALLERO, H MORRIS, R.HOM, D. HUDSON. M BRAUNSTEIN, COACH JOHNSON, second row: l.SASSER. G LOPEZ, R.GILLON, W BARSUHN, D.LEE, K MITOMA, C.LUJAN, C SASSER. bollom row: B. IGNACIO, A GARCIA, G.LOPEZ, A.LOPEZ. C TRACK ouiaxct GYMNASTICS BELMONT GYMNASTICS TEAM top row: L.WHITE, GIVEY, T KANALY, A.NUNEZ, M AVIIA, D MONTOYA, C.TSUDA, H.UNG, E.ES- CAREGA, J HARRISON, second row: R.GARCIA, R. WONG, R. MONTOYA, D MOTOYAMA. coach T. 110 center: S.ALVIDREZ, on long horse; top box: J.MARTINEZ, tumbling; R. WONG, free exercise; seconcJ box: E. NAKAMURA, sicJe horse; R. GARCIA, parallel bars; third box: E.TOBIAS rings; J. RODRIGUEZ, H UNG, rope, bottom box: E. NAKAMURA, parallel bars; E.Tobias, parallel bars. ARIMA, J PERIIN. A CARRASCO, E McPHERSON, J, RODRIGUEZ third row: E NAKAMURA, C.RISCH, H SHIGEMITSU. A ARCINIEGA, E TOBIAS, S ALVIDREZ, R.CHAVEZ. J MARTINEZ, S KIYABU. REGGIE WONG BELMONT ' S MIGHTY SENTINEL GYMNASTICS TEAM has a young but balanced squad this year. Last season Coach Tom Arimo ' s muscle men copped the Northern League crown with more points than the rest of the League combined. Star Sentinel gym- nasts Sam Sakamoto, Bob Jones, and Jerry Smith took a third for us in the City Finals. THESE ARE THE GYMNAbTS who pack the punch for our team: ROPE CLIMB — Johnny Rodriguez, contender for first in League has beaten Belmont ' s 4.2 seconds school record. Hanson Ung is a fast second man. FREE EXERCISE — Reggie Wong is expected to take League, perhaps place in City. Tenth grader Sheldon Kiyabu and eleventh grader Ernie Tobias show considerable promise. HORIZONTAL BAR — our weakest event has some promising tenth graders such as Gerald Evey and Lloyd White. SIDE HORSE — First man Eiii Nakamura (eleventh grade) along with Enrique Escarcega and three other hard working tenth graders. PARALLEL BARS — Ernie Tobias stands a good chance to place in League,- Eiji Nakamura is pushing him hard and might also take a League berth. LONG HORSE — Stan Alvidrez should place high in League. Ernie Tobias is second man. RINGS — Ernie Tobias, contender for the League title, is first man; Joe Perlin is a strong second man. TLJMBLING — Reggie Wong and Tom Kanaly are both improving steadily. Ill VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM top row: R MELENDEZ D.KUHN, M CASSfO, C ADAIR, co-coptoin JKEELER, J. MILLER, R.CICCIARELLI, COACH PENNING, second tow: L KATSURAYAMA, B STRONG, E CORRIE, co-coptain K BLJRNSIDE, D. LAVERTY, third row: C SHELDON. C BRUNO, C.IUNDGREN, S ALVAREZ, GCASTELLON lilt tf JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL lop row: COACH BELL, J LOPEZ, J MOSELEY, J BRANCH, J TERREZ, K VonNESS, R SAIA, J MENA. second row: LRODRIGUEZ, R ARRINGTON, R REYES, J OJEDA, C LOPEZ, J MACK, EMcGRAIL, H. FRAUSTO. bottom row; G HENNINGER, S NATSUHARA, E SANCHEi, A.ALBERTO, P.FONSECA. plcuf, 6 xiif CHARLES SHELDON BOB STRONG CHUCK BRUNO JOHN KEELER GEORGE CASTELLON KERRY BURNSIDE BASEBALL tUt i . ► CHARLES ADAIR MELVIN CASSIO P ■ 9 E- - !■ I H ■ •d 3 ! M i iflB BS« i 9 CARL LUNDGREN SAL ALVAREZ RICHARD LAVERTY BOB CARNIE THE VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD still has the nucleus of the team that took second in the Dorsey Tournament last year. The squad is led by All-City Pitcher Sal Alvarez and Co-Captain John Keeler, All-City Shortstop. Returning lettermen are: Third Baseman Kerry Burnside, co-captain, Catcher Carl Lundgren, Right Fielder Chuck Bruno, Center Fielde George Castellon, Pitcher Richard Lavery, and Catcher Charles Adair. The team is reinforced by Second Baseman Bob Strong, Left Fielder Bob Carnie, First Baseman Melvin Cassio, Center Fielder Chuck Sheldon, Outfielders Rex Reyes and John Lopez. AS WE GO TO PRESS, the team has played three League games and four practice games, winning six and losing one. The League game against Marshall was a stunning 19-0 victory. Carl Lund- gren and John Keeler, with batting averages of .500 and .438 respectively, are leading the team at the plate. In the field, the team is led by Kerry Burnside and Bob Strong. The pitching of Sal and Richard has been almost unbelievable; the two hove combined their skill to hold opponents to a single earned run in five games, and the team is looking forward to continued success. THIS YEAR, BELMONT ' S JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALLERS ore also looking forward to a marvelous season. The returning lettermen are Jim Moseley, a fine pitcher; Jim Branch, a glue-fingered cat- cher; Second Baseman Ephraim Sanchez, and Right Fielder Johnny Torres. The tenth grade members of the team are Short Stop Ray Benson, First Baseman Kingsley van Ess, Center Fielder Carlos Lo- pez, Outfielder Ray Arrington, Infielder Jesse Ojedo, and Catcher Champ McGrail. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM standing: COACH MULIARD, G.FUKUMOTO, J.SOLOMON, G.CAPPS, J HISATOMI. kneeling: T.SHIMAZAKI, P. SHISHIMA, J.RISCH, M.TOBOADA. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS standing: coach MULLARD, V.YEE, G.ROYCE, H.NITTA, G.EMI, D.KESSNER, S.NISHIO. kneeling: F.STENKEN, J.YAMAGUCHI, G.SWINHART, F.HAIL. TAK SHIMASAKI JIMMY HISATOMI JOHN RISCH THE RACQUET SQUAD t ccf c all % te mUi WITH THE AID OF THE FIVE returning lettermen, Coach Mullard ' s Tennis Team is already showing potential strength. Led by first man, Jerry Solomon and lettermen George Capps, Jimmy Hisatomi, Sam Harada, Gordon Fukumoto, and Tak Shimazaki, the team was vic- torious over Manual Arts, Huntington Park, and Verdugo Hills High School. AS WE GO TO PRESS the tennis season is only half completed. With the aid of John Risch, Manuel Toboada, and Paul Shishima, who make up the rest of the nine man Varsity Squad, we are confi- dent that teamwork and hard playing will put the netmen all the way through to take Northern League honors. GAA CABINET top row: JVILORIA, E.CHEN, CWEHRBERG, B.RUD- NICK B HAMMER, J SAKAMOTO, W JOHNSON, MISS STEINERT. bottom row: R.ABENOJA, MNERY, 1. RAMONETTE, H.SUZUKI, G.TOYODA, D HAIL THE GAA OF BELMONT HIGH SCiiOOL is an organization which of- fers many sports to please the dif- ferent tastes of the one hundred and fifty girls who belong. Besides soft- ball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, and bowling, a new activity — riflery — has been added. Belmont is among the very few schools to have so many different sports. IN THE SEMESTER OF S ' 60 the GAA sponsored a Playday to which Grant, Eagle Rock, and Manual Arts High Schools were invited, in sponsoring playdays to further good sportsman- ship, the GAA is working toward friendly relations between schools. ( Oil4. aotc UK - - GAA top row: O TRENT, JVILORIA, M MIYABE, V NAGUNl. C GUTIERREZ, A HUNT, M ALVAREZ, C BETANCOURT, L HISHINUMA, K ARENA, L DcLaTORRE, P SAKAMOTO, C GUTIERREZ, E BECERRA X MARTINEZ, M RUBIO, C BROWN, R EVANS, Y RODRIGUEZ, J FOSTER, C ARRIOLA, D DOMBY, L PORTILLO, S.MALAMUT, SYAMAGUCHI, L YAMASHIRO second row: MISS STEINERT, L TIRADO, M.SIIVA, W BUCKINS, V MASU5HIGE, E.LUM, J SHIMONO, V ABENOJA, L.TAIRA, H.OISIH, M HASUIKE, J, MASUSHIGE, M HISHINUMA, H SUZUKI, H MARTINEZ, S.GRANADOS, L MASUSHIGE, B KWAN, E. TIRADO, O GALVEZ, P BOYD, G CRESPO. third row: C WONG, E. CHAN, M KUNIHIRO, J IWASAKI, S.GARCIA, J CARINO, AMOORE, M GONZALEZ, P.AIONZO, P FIERRO. D.PAPPAS, M NERY, A RAMOS, K KAWASAKI, B HAMMER, E SCHAFER, bottom row: I OTERO, S.NAKAMURA, M YAGADE, G SANDOVAL, M.DeLoGUARDIA, D HIROSE, L WONG, S TAKEMURA, A CARRANZA, L YOKOTA, A MIT- SUDA, A.MIR. t. is I a ja v ut GAA GAA lop row: R EVANS, C BROWN, J McDANIEL, G McGRAIL, FALLEN, J MONTOYA, CRITCHIE, N WHITE, C BENNETT, G TOYODA, J LAWRENCE, M WOODCOCK, R SHEL- TON, J LEE, E MONROIG, B RUDNICK, L.NEEL, S SAITO, M WEST, D.SHIMADA, S POL5KY, B.BECKER, G BASSET, N LOPEZ, second row: M TRONCOSO, J CORONADO, L.CARRIZOSA, J SAKAMOTO, P GORDON, A PEULSO, K.DIXON, S MURRAY, D.GONZALES, D OSNOSS, I RAMONETTE, L YOUNG, K KNIEPS, B McGRAIL. H FOSTER, D YEE, D HALL, S.EXUM, MCAMPODONICO, J MOORE, MMARANVILLE. third row: A ISHII, S DAVIDIAN, M MUMM, I OZAWA, E GUTIERREZ, C WEHRBERG. K HERNANDEZ, W. JOHNSON, L GONZALEZ, C UNG, S JOHNSON, E FISHER, M JUDGE, T SASAKI, C.WILLIS, S WEBERG. bollom row: A.SANCHEZ, R LEYBA, Y BUSTILLOS, L PHILLIPPON, S PAULEY, C.FLORES, G GREEN, BYANAI, J WHITEHEAD, D.HEUER, R.LOPEZ, M.ROYBAL, I MAROUEZ, P UYEHARA . w 18 THE YEAR IN REVIEW CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 1 8 — HOWDY DAY DANCE 29 — PAPER DRIVE 30 — PAPER DRIVE AWARD ASSEMBLY OCTOBER 9 — P.T.A, AWARD ASSEMBLY 1 3 — FASHION SHOW 1 5 — NORTHERN LEAGUE ASSEMBLY 1 6 — MILK BOWL GAME 27-28 — CAMPANILE PICTURES 29 — EULEXIAN ASSEMBLY NOVEMBER 2-3 — ID PICTURES 5 — SENIOR SWEATER DAY 13 — SENIOR SUCKER DAY 25 — KNIGHTS LAYDES TEA DECEMBER 4 — SADIE HAWKIN ' S DAY 1 6 — CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 13 JANUARY 8 — SENIOR PROM 1 1 — GAA BANQUET 1 2 — LETTERMANS BANQUET 1 3 — STUDENT BODY INSTALLATION ASSEMBLY 1 5 — AWARDS ASSEMBLY 22 — KNIGHTS LADYES INSTALLATION ASSEMBLY 26 — CLASS DAY PROGRAM 28 — GRADUATION PROGRAM: COMMENCEMENT 16 118 FEBRUARY 1 — SPRING SEMESTER BEGINS 1 1 — HOWDY DAY ASSEMBLY 1 5 — ATOMIC WORLD DEMONSTRATION 1 7 — LIONS SPEECH CONTEST 17-18 — SERVICE AWARDS 1 9 — SWEETHEARTS BALL 22 — UNVEILING OF BILL OF RIGHTS MOSAIC AT FOREST LAWN 26 — SENTINEL AWARD PROGRAM MARCH 8-10 — IOWA TESTS 17 — GAA PLAY DAY 24 — CSF ASSEMBLY 28 — KNIGHTS-LADYES TEA 28 — GIRLS WEEK BEGINS 29 — GIRLS DAY IN BUSINESS 26 17 22 Kfi - fflBLJI 30 — CAKE BAKE 31 — GIRLS DAY IN SCHOOL APRIL 4 — ROTC INSPECTION 6 — DRAMA — ENTER HERO 8 — SENIOR SUCKER DAY 25 — HOBBY SHOW 26 — OPEN HOUSE MAY 2-6 — BOYS WEEK 4-1 1 — COOKIE DRIVE 13 — COOKIE AWARD ASSEMBLY 18 — SWINGING SWEETHEARTS BREAKFAST 20 — COTTON DAY ji 25 — ROTC AWARD ASSEMBLY 30 26 2 . 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