Campbell High School - Oriole Yearbook (Campbell, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1942 volume:

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Each ol you has made your own individual sacrifice in order io do your parl in proleciing and preserving +he way ol: life which we have Jralqen for qraniecl. li is wilh respecl' and aclmiralion lhal Jrhis yearbook is dedicaled io you who are conlribulinq so unsellishly lo lhe war ellorl. i x BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. John D. Blaine, Mrs. Jessie A. Shelley, Mr. Raymond B. Bishop, Dr. Frank R. Anderson, Mr. Willard H. Van Dyke, Mr. Joseph A. Conner. fzincifmlis message This has been a year of consianl change, change noi only in our manner of doing 'rhings buf also in respecl To our alliiude Toward war and all if implies. New values have been placed on cerlain oi our acliviiies. Many of lhose which we formerly con- sidered oi ufmosi imporlance have faded inlo insigniiicance. Our efloris now are enfirely direcled foward proper preparaiion io help meei lhe war need. I am indeed proud of ihe response of our siudenis To rhese many changes. Wiih bui a few scaliered exceplions all have ac- cepied Jrhe necessary resiriclions in a lrue American manner. Many are serving in various capacilies in our Civilian Defense Worlc. A number have leii school lo ioin our armed forces, and slill olhers have ialcen courses in Firsl Aid and oiher similar courses in order io be hired for any emergency. This war is driving home lo us The iaci ihal educaiion is more Than iusl an accumulalion of icacis. ll embodies ihe abiliiy 'lo adiusl oneself lo changing condiiions. This, Campbell High slu- denls are doing admirably, and l am coniidenl 'rhey will never be found vvaniing. -Willard H. Van Dyke ,vid sv 'hy Mr. We l-l. Van Dyke Miss Helen Nielsen Miss Eunice Reader H Mr. Ralph E.N:jd1n Mr. Charles Sinionds Mrs, Allreda Runge Miss Dorolhy Penha'l Miss Dorolhy Fields Mr. Arnold Apeleqairli Miss Barbara Caxis Miss Frances Parks Miss Mary Lewis Mr. Sidney Ancler Miss Gladys l-la'l Mr. C. P. K assefi Mr. l-lerloeri l-ludscn Miss Muriel Carszf Mr. Kenneth Mcftsel Miss Rurh Ea es Miss Claribei Bias 'i bxfr- k,,,1r Il-x ies, 1 fx Mrs. Lillian Rae Mr. Dean Chamberlir Miss Dorolhy Cmcy Mr. l-lercld D'UTYl7'T'f'7d Mrs. Anna far? Mr. S, R. Casaleqqi: Mr. Kennelh Dweliey Miss Elizalaelh Themes Mr. D. l-l. Cramer Miss Edilh Ssedifan Miss Lois Gardner Mr. M. F. l-luqhes Miss Florence Srnifh Mr. C. E. Yorl: Miss Ruby l-lowes jf' A ff UWM UW 11 ' Lfjjjnmgffff ff? f J 'JW' x ff WZ If WWWW . w HHSSES III I I I H I I I I II I N I Beffy Adamson Mary Louise BIaIr I.iIIian BoI1neH Gene Brink Carolyn Burgess Irene Barleben RUIII Boqner MarIIynn Breeden Doris BrInIcIey DoroIIwy Burne-II Qln-wr' 6' AnII1ony Ban Mary BeII Euqene Bosfon BQIIO Brown LorraIne Calabray ,49- Cf' Lila Mae Bapfisf Winona Beach I-IannaI1 Breden Evelyn Buckmasfer Lenore CampbeII Annfifraaufo TTFY Cefaru LuciUoCapcra1e Dena Courrnoy Jacquefrne Du Ponr Reber? Ermflff Huxrey Galbrarfh lv 'IW ,.g.,, EWS Crane Qin: Eksrrand C'ara Flaqe' Connie Gardner vim P 1 A H X We Q1 .24 L X 'E 129Qi,, - km wx. QQ? gagiif 4 if P Xl Barra Lee Coorey Charrene Duggan LaVerre Gaqnasso Phi! Griffin Bonnie Carvdbo Alberf Culcar Beverfy Emngson Nice Fcsrer June HaVber+ 'hw-Y as.. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS far: Jfwf-rs Vrrr-'Urs Hufrey fvmbrarfn Basrncss Mana Qae Eksfrand , , Socrc ary Reber? Kuosrinq Prosrdanr Anna Cascio Teresa Core Virginia Cook Pansy Deus? ,Q--N dr-X f- .IF F 4 . We 'P .... ,,.. I 2 A It 1 F . S V sm f f M 3 .Q Q S. P . I' ' .' gli H42 I S S H l E H I H E N S -infix Dorofhy Hamish Frank Mccarfhy Carl Huff Jane Leo Evetyrr Lesfer Laura Haskin ' Nvln Harfbs-y a asselmagw' Raymond Herschbadv Nobuko Hirashima Mufsuo Higuchi Edmund Jacobs EWaineJe-Ffefs WiWam Jens P Robf2r'fKeQs7in'1 Ama LaBarbe-'a Thomas Jefwsew Jack McCarthy Befvfce Lifaii Givfafdfwe- Livig 'iszzf' Mm Bev Mmvcn Dean Pcforson Yohamda Pisciovfm JWGVVQHQ ROb'3VfSf'3U G w'd'f M?f:Hex June Cdands fXnmabeU Pavlicevich Mdble Pickeff Therese RobiUar:i UNM Mf WV 6 ?f'vv'1f?O'T1fwr'f Av'H'mr'POmnwm1w Alborf Porfm' Robferf Rfsrvaud if Hate, M: vE' HM Nekm Gloria Pefimc Eve-iyrw Reymrdg Roberf Rfclwfer SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS , K, 5, 1 , , GEEQUFH r BS.Si ,:SSrNAGV5lk1fV T' V Jfqvsf-H V71'z-Pwsidwvf Ai P.vr+r'1r Pvcsfffenf Edna Rosomfhaf TvoasL,r4.r Edlfh Mcrley Rsefese Parka' Duane Mondo Rosh Nakaqawa 'xv-f 'W' rw- C 1-ff ,wk 'QI' 1 w 4 1 W i ,.J V1 , III I I I H I I H I I I N I Edna Rose-nI'I1aI Sfeve Seko Shirley smnh sem SpIIIman EsII'IerVan Gorkorn Frank Savsnorn Paul Sciorfino Na+aIie Sclnneca EveIyn Severo EdwIn SIIva DonaId Smifn Jack SrnIII'I Beny Jean Spencer EIwood Sn1III1 Ricnard Todd Jane IayIor Irene Speno Levio 'IreIna Marion Iraina I-IaroId Truss - Anne Marie Vfcari RaVpl'1VEck Rose Venegas DanYelWl1ife .7: L zgsffiieaggq LLl4l07Z Baci: Row: R. Bolwrrnan, L. Bap Tisl, J. Benevenlo, D. Clark, V Burlclnarl, R. Beneclw, G. Bangs Middle Row: M. Allen, R, Barbac- cia, J. Baplisl, M. Barloaccia, l Burslad, T. Brown, F. Benevenlo Fronf Row: B. Broadbent F. Bar- bano, W, Calalano, D. Bernar- dasci l. Barnell. Back Row: C. Field, J. Dre-nlon, E. Each, R. Cook, R. Evora, D. Curry. Middle Row: E. Falnler, R. Cushman, S. DiSalvo, A. Donald. Fron+ Row: D. Fields, M. Crane, P. Cushman, R. Cousins, E. Diaz. Back Row: W. l-lall, A. Greal- nead, J. Fox, J. Goold, A. Han- sen, F. l-lorio. Middle Row: A. Hedegard, N. l-lerring, B. Furlado, E. Garrison, S. l-lill, B. l-lillon, K. l-lolrnes. Fronl Row: l-l. l-lorio, L. I-lowes, J. Gerrans, H. l-lowell, L. Frisclv, M. Gonzales. Back Row: S. Lipari, J. Krlciclw, G. Lindam, K. Leverlon, A. Jacob- son, F. Jones, J. Koerner. Middle Row: C, Lanlz, R. l-lunley, M. Lo- Broviclw, N. Jolnnson, D. Keesaman. Froni' Row: V. Logan, B. Lawrence, B. Kealey, E. Lindsay, B. Jurras. Back Row: C. Meyer, P. Mul- Q.- WWW cally, R. McFall, A. Muelze, P A lk Messa, G, McCoi'lcle, J, Meyer, Middle Row: C. Murphy, E. M:- Afeer, K. Movqan, M. Todd, E Macclwi, A, Mivanda. Fronl' Row: B. Moriill, H. Maliclw P, Manalr L. Magnuson L. Mensen H, Naka rnma. Bacll Row: C. Reese, B. Rey- nolds, J. Novakovicln, J. Pelerson, J. Rawlings, J. Pfesliqiacornc. Middle Row: E. Pefers L, Pizza H. Nelson, E. Pieifier, M. Raiko- vicli. Fronl Row: M. Poulson, H. Paqe, 0. Robeflsfm, M. Pleiqef, K, Parlf, P. Purdv. Baclr Row: F. Suiian C. Siva?- bein, C. Sorensen E. Slinscn M Rose, L. Slwerloclc C. Soadaiore. Middle Row: l. Rcse H. RL,e M. Sznfdelle, S, Mcnar, P. Sclineicler E. Poeain, N. Swiflw. Fronl Row: D. Sanda, lr. Ynsnida M. S'wlOllTS'i- rnon, P. Sand, L. Slaqnf, L. Taki- molo, B. lalqafa. Back Row: M. Turpin J. Wil- liarnson, R. Tonlcin, J. Williavis, B, Wneeler, J. Close, R, VanGorkorn. Middle Row: D. Vellan P, Woll- rarn, J, Wclli B. VanMefer B. Tonascia, L. Saunby. Fronf Row: C. Weeks, A. Wonsev', A. Val- encia, P. Wyllne G, Ternpfelen. GSS wifi .. . , in l S .fa 4 F! G ,Q fag X '- -fa A mf . 1 4 f .ra-3 . 3311 Af! goplwmofze Back Row: D. Appolonio, D Andevson, l-l. Beal, R. Blsclmolll, B. Berndl. Middle Row: N. Beclcer D. Arlidqe, D. Aqec, J. Barbaccia C, Ballaqlla. Fronl Row: J. Ballz, L. Benevenlo, B. Bernardascl, J. Baird, R. Armslronq, R. Barbaccia. Back Row: B. Courlney, B. Cal- laway, B. Breeden, L. Cowper, D. Burdick, M. Bolel, R. Casslbba, G. Dallas. Middle Row: D. Campbell, L, Derrwee, C. Collnran, E. Bolwnell, L. Cuciz. A. Clvaboya, N. Caruso. R. Carinqello, J. Caslello. Fronl Row: D. Caporale, A. Cooney, J. Capp, M. Breclen, D. Bushnell, M. Buclmasler, B. Burnelle, J. Carler. Back Row: C. Grizzle, E. Gallo, F. Dinapoll, E. Delfilbiss, B, Gar- cla, L. Frenclw, F. Freverl, D. Faq- erslrom. Middle Row: J. Crawley, C. Dellose, F. Dennis, J, Duggan, Y. Gray, P. Grlllln, J. Farnham, J. Dykmans. Fronl Row: J. Eld- ridge, C. Dondero, E. Furlado, N. Garrell, G. Gonzales, M. Dlaz. Back Row: L. Hansen, C. Howe, N. Kennedy, K. Johnson, K. lwaf qalcl, G. Leach, B. l-lorlon, H. Hansen. Middle Row: R. lgram, P. Krayleylclw, C. Laedericlw, A. Jensen, B. Hansen, M, Klllrell, B. Jones. Fronl Row: L, Kurasalcl, E. Harnislw, B. Jensen, D. Clmaboya, l. Haqen, M. Hlll. Back Row: C. Mancuso, Gr Licon, R. Maqnuson, S. Maqnasco R. Mallwis, l. McVea, A. McQueen J. Liblnarf. Middle Row: C Means. J. Malyini, J. Lyons, F Leonelli, M. Marslw, D. Malone V. McKinney, F. Livinqlwouse, C Linden. Fronl Row: B. Lopes, G Mazza, D. Lindsay, E. Maiors, D Mason, W, Lockliari, L. Macedo N. Lynch, Back Row: N, Olwara, C. Pei! lis, B. Nelson, l-l, Payne, B. Parks T. Niclwolls, J. Morales, B. Page Middle Row: S. Poulson, H. Mur- plwy, G. Muller, E. Peierson, L Persico, G. Morley, P. Nelson. Fronf Row: C. Peilis, G. Orsi, L. Park, J. Pauli, B. Pialli, T. Morales Back Row: P. Railill, M. Slever, D. Srniili, D. Slronq, N. Raikoyiclw, B, Srnilli, J. Sciorlino, M. Sniolli- ers. Middle Row: L. Sells, J. Ramsey, R. Robinson, L. Raqus, J. Sulfon, C. Sorensen, B. Slanfor. Fronf Row: H. Sargent J. Traina D. Speno, L. Rose, S. Sasaki, B. Roescli, J, Sie-wail. Back Row: F. Williamson, K. Wilson. C. Wriglwi, R. Wheeler, D. Warning. Middle Row: A. Yeager, V. Wniie. S. Williams, M. Tonini, M. Williamson, F. Walker. Froni' Row: M. Wyilie, C. Van Arsdell, M. Wells, P. Peiro, S.Urala. GSS 'LES 144014 Back Row: D, BeYding, E. Bra ienovrdn, R. Barrrvdomew, D. Bls QHOPF, B. Boysd, C. Berbaccia. S Ce-rch. Middle Row: G. Broad benr, B, BoreUo, L. Berbeno B Cresra, M. Baflrrcn, A, Bifan, W Casrerson. Fronf Row: R, Boqner M. Cenwpberl, K. Belarrn, J. Cahi- brey, A. Cnanqras, M. Benecln, I Barnerf. Back Row: V. Curci, F. Darden- e'U. C. Donderc, R. Dallas, 6. Frelfas A. Evans. Middle Row: B FeBL J. Denrwarr P. DeNIo. B. Curry, G, Francesconr, W. Dousf, G. Dondd. Fronf Row: M. Culcer. E, 667, L. Erferrsen, M. Fannmaire, G. Dosfalrk, M. Furimura. Back Row: J. Goodwin, R. Ls- rjan, M. HeqeL R. HaH::erT, J. Hansen, D. Hughes. Middle Row: R. Jefiers, B. Horwrnan, M. Houfe, E. Gai, L. Gasper, B. Harris, M. Grim. From' Row: B. HalL L. Hughes, B. Green, J. KaHl'wer, D. Harnrfrorx. B. Garda, L. Hrnaqa. Back Row: A. Loprccolo, D. Neg, C. Miclnaiek, D. Osfeen, D. MCCULLOCD, R. Marlneny, J. Mura- clca. Middle Row: B. Parsons, M. Prerr, B. Parker, D. Maflnis, M. Price, B. Reese, C. Mackenzf Fronf Row: L. Meddock, D. Love- day, P. Norman, E. Meyer, G. Ragnacci, M. Oqafa. Back Row: L. Gaqliasso, D. Coombs, H. Coupland, W. Hol- linqsliead, G. Delgrande, G. Berg- na, B. Wall. Middle Row: M. Tyrrell, E. Baker. A. York, W. Gay- lord, D. Arnold, B. Baird. Fronl' Row: B. Rawson, I. Cushman, D. Goold, E. Vieira, K. Wiiiirnarsli. C. Gerneiie. Back Row: D. Rresion, G. Raw- son, H. jam'-el. S. Jarnes, E. Moore, J. Renrar, G. Orlando, J. Rine.Middle Row: J. Knoili, A. Vicari, A. S:-3-lline, P. Roller, O. lamburino, A. Pregliascc, Z. Wada. Fronl' Row: S. Waller, E. LeWarne, E. McQueen, M. Pine, M. Reese, A. Sorci. Back Row: B. Suess, L. Rogers, M. MCCoricle, J. Smollnerrnon, C. Srniili, G. Swain, J. Smiili. Middle Row: A. Richardson, J. Reynolds, M. Siasi, J. Speciale, D. Todd, C. ialcirnolo. Fronl' Row: M. TalcaTa, M. Truscoil, R. Siinson, N. Stoll. D. Snriillw. Baclt Row: D. Huicliison, M. Craii, B. H:f'nes. D. Biiondo, M. Novsiovich, D. Solon, B. Oliver, E. Sieela, B, Slwaves, J. Danna. R. Larson. Middle Row: D. LaMar J. Hopkins, M. Ender, N. Page M. Zero, C. Hi'l M. Lobrovicli, 6. Speciale, J. Dinaooli, D. Keeslfrq, P, Ling, M. isroin. Fronl Row: J. Rowlands, C. Ban, A. Casella, G. Tamlaurino, G. Griswold, N. Lee. B. Evans, R. Harnilion, D. Musa sal, D. piiV 'G 39B, A. Cassella. 055 Back Row: Mrs. Jensen. Mrs Hansen, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Srnirh Mrs. Lopes. Fron+ Row: Mrs. Blair Mrs, Roberlson, Mrs. Bene-ch, Mrs Jurras, Mrs. Faqalde. HTG. Ohficers for I94I-l942: President Mrs. Anihony Jurras: Firsl Vice-President Mrs. Allred Hansen Second Vice-Presidenr, Mrs. Howard Srnirh: Secrerary, Mrs. Clarence Warren: Treasurer, Mrs. Dan Clark: Parliarnenrarian and Safely, Mrs. Frank Jacobson: Hislorian, Mrs. Frank Blair: Financial Secre iary, Mr. Willard Van Dyke: Audiror and Membership, Mrs. Henry Jensen: Sludy Group Chairman, Mrs. Frank Blair: Publicily Chairman, Mrs. E. E. Coonradfg Magazine Chairman, Mrs. Milion S. Roberr- son: Financial and Budde? Chairman, Mrs. C. E. Fagalde: Music Chairrnan, Mrs. F. J. Bohrman: Hosa piialiiy Chairman, Mrs. Frank Lopes: Reireshmenls Chairman, Mrs. Edmond Benech: Founders' Day Chairman, Mrs. Ray Wood: Healih Chairman, Mrs. W. F. Runge. Gusfoaians M r. Ray Johnson Mr. Paul Frank Mr. Charles E. De Selle Mr. Vernon Murfy 0 0 L Bus Dfzivefzs Mr. R. C. Hughes Mr. J. A. Rogers Mr. F. H. Todd Mr. M. E. Murnnna WD KF 'QM Siyiwf W WW MWQK C if Q jf X 3 Q , wx wi WMM SQ QMX Wyggfyw HEHVHHS WQM Those lm Rise Whaf cloes The squaT, liTTle, speclraolecl man Thinlc, as his elevaTor cage goes down From The rooT OT The world, aT The highesl' Tloor To The level oT The sTreeTs oT The Town? The elevaTor roar To him lvlusT be worn very Thin, As he ricles up and down, And The people Tile in. The docTors' brieT nocls, Ailing old men's curses, The brighT. crisp greeTings OT The uniTormecl nurses- Lilce rain These Tall on him: By now he musT be quiTe lmpervious To Their banTer From Two unTil Ten aT nighT. l-le liTTs men high From Two unTil Ten, And all who go up Come down again . . . LaTe aT nighT he becomes A man, alone, aloof, On The TwenTieTh Tloor. On The sTar-lighTed rooT. T-le has, when The resT OT manlcind is Tar, The oiTy Tor a iewel And nighT and a sTar. To be near his God, does The elevaTor man Think, like The oThers in his Town, ThaT he musT rise? Why surely he musT lcnow ThaT all who rise musT come down. -Fra nlc SavsTrom r ' I '5 ? W' t eniofz p mi, Ellen Leiglwlon ,,,, ,Y,,,,, Clwarira v,..,,,.Y,,.,,,,,, Sheriff Lem Pike , Callie l-lopkins Lullwer Hopkins ,,,, Charlie Sands., ,, Aggie i,,,.Y,,,,,,,,, A Lizzie ,7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, Lelilia Carberry llislnln, Bellina Trenl, A,,, , ,, Wesley Andrews, Denby Grimes Dorice Gaylord ., , Direclor ,,Y,, ,.,s,.,,,Charlo++e Roberlson ,,ssWinona Beach , ,Frank Savslrom , Carolyn Burgess . ...s, Jack Smillw ,,,,s,,Tom Jensen , ,, Rae Ekslrand ,,Gloria Perine , , ,nlvlable Picke-H Jacqueline Du Ponl ,, l-larold Truscoll ,W .Ellis Crane ,, ,, lcla Hasselnnan Chamberlin Jaclc Smillw Fall Presidenl Jane Taylor Torn Jensen Winona Beach Spring Presidenl Fall Sfudenf Manager Spring Sludenf Manager Back Row: J. Srnilh, P. GriFlin, J. Gerrans, A. Harfley, T. Jensen, C. Field, Mr. Noddin, W. Beach, D. Clark. Froni' Row: C. Burgess, Miss Nielsen, L. Bapfisf, J. Taylor. gfuaenf Gounci Jack Smillw, Presiclenlp Alvin l-larlley, Vice-President Jane Taylor, Secrelaryg Clwar- lolle Roberlson, Plzil Griffin, Lila Mae Baplisl, Carolyn Burgess. SPRING Jane Taylor, President Phil Griffin, Vice-Presiclenly Lila Mae Baplisf, Secrelraryp Carl Field, Dan Clarlc, Jane Gerrans, Alvin l-larlley. ommissionefzs Jw, ,B FALL SPRING Celiabel Pellis Scholarship Charles Colhran Lois Frisch Music Roberl Wheeler Dorolhy Flarnish Adverlisinq Ellis Crane Dan Clarlc Finance Newell Johnson Belly Adamson Lilerary Allairs Belly Adamson Winona Beach Records Edna Rosenlhal Manuel Rose Arl Alma Donald John Williams Drama Edmund Jacobs Belly Jurras Social Allairs Charles Pellis l-larold Truscoll Awards Bill Smilh Order Bill Jensen Dean Pelerson Boys' Alhlelics Gordon Milchell Nadine Smilh Girls' Alhlelics Bernice Bernardasci Ida l-lasselman School Allairs Charlolle Roberlson FALL-Back Row: B. Jurras, B. Adamson, T. Celalu, D. Pelerson, M. Rose. Fronl Row: l-l. Truscoll, D. l-larnish, L. Frisch, M. Pickell, l. l-lasselrnan, C. Pellis, N. Smilh, W. Beach. SPRlNC--Back Row: F. Jacobs, 6. Milchell, C. Pellis, B. Jensen, E. Crane, N. Johnson, B. Wheeler, C. Colhran. Fronl Row: C. Roberlson, A. Donald, B. Srnilh, E. Rosenlhal. J. wi-if ' i ai . .. I Y' FALL Teresa Comeff Secrefafy Beffe Brovm Vice-Presldemx Rufh Bogmer Presiclemf Qifzls' feague SPRING Te resa Coneffo Presidenf Hsle Furfado Secrefary Therese Robiffard Vice-Presidenf FALL Kazuo Uclwiyarna Presiden+ Alfred Hansen Secrefary Carl Field Vice-Presideni mls' aflzlefic Cilulv SPRING Alfred Hansen Presiden+ Bill Fehl Secrefary Cyril Ba rbaccra Vice-Presiden+ ...EU--M x,.-.. 7 K 1-32 .. - -Q 59 JJ V ix v 'i l'-94 . KIKWF qc! J 1: ,l,. 1 w-p-nm-me-v It X XI X X ,K R - ,sz .2 S . . , x A 'mi ,, Glulas SENIOR Hi.Y Back Row: P. Griffin, 6. Mikh- ell, E. ESCIW, B. Riclniler, J. Marcel R. Parker, A. Porler. Fronf Row. C. FieId, R. KeesIInq, F, Mc- Carrlny, D. Mondo, J. Rawlings, J McCar'rIiy. JUNIOR I-II-Y Back Row: D. Sironq, R. Benecli R., Ma'IIwis. B. Wlieeler, A. Jacob- son, D. Anderson, A. I-Iansen Fron+ Row: J, Malvini, D. Arlidqe G. McCorI:Ie, J. Presligiacorno, J Koernef, E. Pclers. SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Back Row: I.. Bohnell. E. I.esIer D. Courrney, B. Adamson, V Cook, B. Cooley, J, Taylor. Mid- dIe Row: I'I. I-Iowell, M. Blair, C Burgess. I.. Baplisl, C. Gardner W. Beach. Froni' Row: E. Jeilers C. Roberison, I-I. MorriII, G. Per ine, T. Robillard. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Back Row: J. Gerrans, R. Field E. Pleiller, S. Moliar, C. Lanlz, A Valencia, Middle Row: M. Foul son, D. Brinkley, F. Grillin, I.. Pix Zo, E. Eanler, J, Baird, B. Jurras Fronf Row: I. Rose, J. BaIIz, I. Friscli, B. Morrill, T. Conello. EXCALIBER I-II-Y Back Row: Mr. Simonds, E. Boh- nell, D. Curry, B. Magnuson, I-I. Beal, C. Meyer. L. Baker. Fronf Row: E. Dennis, C. Grizzle, D. I-lughes, B. Jensen, B. I-Iorlon, A. McQueen, E. Livinghouse. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Back Row: C. Field, R. Vick, R. Cook, D. Clark, E. DeViIbiss, E. Sayslrorn, N. Johnson, C. Colh- ran, L. Demee, B. Page. Middle Row: N. Hirashirna, C. Rellis, J. Gerrans, Miss Reader, R. Arm- slrong, C, Lanlz, J. Taylor, R. Bar- baccia, E. Rosenlhal, E. I-Iarnish, I. I-Iasselrnan. Fronf Row: M. Ide- hara, C. Roberlson. D. I-Iarnish, C. Dondero, M. Campbell, I-I. Malich, I-I. Morrill, B. Broadbenl, B. Pialli, W. Beach. SOPI-IGMORE GIRL RESERVES Back Row: R. Arrnslrong, M. Killrell, E. Allison, L. Cuciz, Miss Davis, J. Duggan, E. I-Iarnish, C. Pellis. Fronf Row: M. Reese, C. Donclero, A. Cooney, D, Lindsay, B. Jensen, B. Rialli. JAPANESE CLUB Back Row: J. Toyama, J. Hay- ano, L. Takimolo, J. Yuki, T. Yo- shida, N. Ohara, R. Uyeda, K, Uchiyama. Middle Row: M. Ogafa, R. Nakagawa, I-I. I-lorio, L. I-Iinaga, R. I-layano, K. Ogala, M. Takaia, J. Muraoka, Mr, York. Fronl' Row: D. Sanda, M. Fuiirnura, C. Takimolo, A. Ohara, Z. Wada, Y. Wada, B. Takala. Glulvs CQ 611 is Glulzs A QAPPELLA onoire Back Row: W. Calralano, B l-lansen, M. Breden, C. Slrak oein, J. Srnillw, K. Leverlon, l-l Parlcs, P. Grilzlin, B. Woldlnagen B. Tonascia, L. Pizzo, E. Seve'o Middle Row: B. Spillrnan, J. Ran' soy, E. Lesler, B. Carvellno, L Baplisl, R. Bolnrrnan, D. Courlney M. Killrell, B. Jensen, E. Buck rnasler, M. Blair, Mr. Klasse-n Fronf Row: E. Van Gorkorn, l Rose, L. Benevenlo, R. Cousins, J Dulgonlr, B. Van Meier, M. Poul- 'on, E. Benevenlo. J. Crawley, L riscln, R. Lloyd. DANCE ORCHESTRA Sfandingz T, Niclwolls, A. Evans J, Gorrans, V.Burl4l'1arl, E. Dennis, R. Euller, R. Wolfr'am, C. Grizzle, C. Sorensen, 6, Ereilas. Sealed: R. Keeslinq. ORCHESTRA Standing: R. Wollrarn, B. Coo- ley, C. Sorensen, R. Euller. J. Flresliqiacorno, S. Williams, Mr. McDonell, B. Keesling, G. Donald. R. Wheeler, L, Balmer, B. Courl- ney, T. Nicliolls. N. Johnson. Sealed: C. Grizzle, M. Benecn, J. Gerrans, B. l-larris, R. Van Gor- rsern, N. lr-lirasnirna, E. Dennis. BAND Back Row: M. Benech, R. Sre- olwens, P. Logan, Mr. McDonell, W. Caslerson, B. Samford, G. Ere-iles. Middle Row: J. Toyama, W. Slwarnbouqln, R. Van Gorlconn, K. lwaqalci, N. Kennedy, B. El- dridge, T. Nicholls, A. Scelline, E. Wallcer, E. Dennis, W. Dousl, B. Hall. Fronf Row: A. Evans, L. Campbell, A, Yorlc, E. Norris, M. Tyrrell, D. Fields, G. Donald, l.. Balmer, B. Boysol, M. Cralrl, L. Llaskin, E. McQueen, I.. Elcslrancl, E, Briones. Maioreffesz V. Logan, Mr, Reese, D. Bushnell, N. Sfnilln. TRAFFIC PATROL Back Row: S. Liparl, J. Pine B. Jensen, H. Nelson, B. Samford l. fvlcV9a, G. Orlando, J. MC Carflny, L. Gaqllasso. Middle Row T, Celalu, C. DeRosa, D. Celalu Mr. Noddin, W. Calalano, J Farnham, J. Celalu. Fronl' Row B. Eelwl, A. Preqllasco, E. Bene- venlo, R. Hersclwbaclw, A. Vlcari Z. Vlfada. FUTURE FARMERS Back Row: A. Jacobson, J. Krlc- iclm, N. Mazzonl, B. Riclwler, D Pelerson, A. Muelze, F. Freverf, l-l. Gallsralllw, D. Todd, J. Krlciclw E. Slinson. Middle Row: J. Or- nellas, M. Ramos, S. DiSalvo, C Mancuso, R. Cassibba, B. Slwam- loouqln, J. Sciorlino, S. Celalu, B Carvellwo, S. Lipari, L. Gagliasso Mr. Dwelley. Fronf Row: K. Uclni- yama, J. Farnlrnarn, T. Celalu, P. Sunzeri, L. G-aqliasso, l. Burslad, D. Todd, C. DeRosa, R. Mancuso B. Furalcawa, YELL LEADERS P. Grigin, L. Magnuson, C. Van Arsdell, S. Molnar. Clubs WWW fri Jig MK my I fig' ,fu 'c ig-X Oriole Qt l Barbara Broadbenf Annabell Pavlicevlcln Barbara Plalfi Miss Curry Berla Lee Cooley Belly Adamson Edna Rosenllnal Burl Reynolds Rae Elcslrand Mable Allen Hazel Morrill Carl Meyer Hannah Breden Ellis Crane STAFF Belly Adamson, Annabell Payllceyiclw , Hazel Morrill, Ellis Crane, H anna h Breden,,, Rae Eksrrand ,,,,,, ,, Carl Meyer ,,,,,,,, ,, Ber+a Lee Cooley ,,,, Barbara Broadben? Edna Rosenlhal ,,,, , Barbara Pialli, ,,,, , Burr Reynolds ,,,,,,, Mable Allen .,,.,, Edifor Assislanl Edlror Lirerary Edilor ,, Senior Edilor , ,,,,, Arr Edilor ,Girls' Sporls , ,,Boys' Sporls Snap-sl1o+ Edllor . ., flyplsl Typlsl General Sralil . ,General Sralil ,, ,General Srall M155 Curry ,,,,,,,, ,,,, S Tall AdvlS9l Mrs. Rae ..... , , ,Miss Lewis ,,,,. Lllerary Adviser ,, Arr Adviser agfefz flue 01442 Gone are The crowds: All is srill. Gone is each echo, Each cheer and Thrill. The sfadium, massive, So slrill and gray: Long shadows creep Toward 'rhe end of day. Paper lilfered Across every space. A pop boHle broken- l+'s a lonely place. The Turf 'trample-d. Sodden wilh dew, A carelalcer shivering, Only soul in view. All color is gone, Excifemenjr has slilled. The conlesi' is won, Bul' nighf comes chilled The score is hisiory. The learns have fame- All is quiei Afler Jrhe game. -Bill Smilh Efooflmll VARSITY-Back Row: Coach Hudson, G. Lindem, l-l, Galbrailh, B. Tonlcin, R. Parker, B. Wheeler M. Bafinich, W. l-lollingshead, R. Evora, J. Krlcich, D. Burdick, Coach Drummond. Middle Row: l-l Nelson, R. Benech, D. Mondo, J. Presfigiacomo, P. Mulcahy, J. Rawlings, A. Porler, K. Wilson, G McCorlcle, A. Jacobson, A. Miranda, D. Smifh, P. Nelson. Fron+ Row: A. Culcar, A. Chaboya, B. Gar- cia, R, Viclc, S. DiSalvo, J. Koerner, F. Surian, B. Breeden. SOPHCMORE-eBack Row: Coach l-ludson, F. Dinapoli, D. Anderson, C. Barbaccia, J. Rohde, D Bischoff, R. Dallas, C. Dondero, D. Smifh, Coach Drummond. Fronf Row: l-l. Nelson, R. Carinqello R. DiFiore, E. Licon, N. Barbaccia, R. Bischoff, J. Malvini, E. Tressler, N. Caruso, N. Kennedy, P Nelson. GAME SCORES Gilroy O, Campbell O: Los Gafos 6, Campbell O: Mounlain View 20, Campbell O: Fremonf 6, Camp- bell 6: Gonzales I2, Campbell 6: Washinqlon 12, Campbell O, Sanfa Clara I2, Campbell 6. QQ, Q' W..- . if rf is gaslzeflmll UNl.lMlTEDiBacli Row: F. Wllliamson, B. Tonlcin, P. Messa, K. Leverlon, B. Wheeler, J. Willlams, R. Mallwis, E, Esclw, A. l-larlley, Coach Nocldin. Fronl' Row: B. Carvalho, D. Mondo, B. Berndl, A. Porler, R. Parker, P. Griflln, F. Jones, J. Koerner, E. Pelers. GAME 'ECORES Walsonville 20 Campbell IO Fremonf 8 Campbell 47 Los Gales 23 Campbell 24 Washimglon 30 Campbell 20 San Jose Tech 2I Campbell 20 Sanla Clara 36 Campbell 34 San Jose 44 Campbell 25 Gilroy I8 Campbell 35 Live Oak I9 Campbell 55 Moumlaim View l4 Campbell 3l gaslzeflmll l3O's4Baclc Row Breeclen, C. Meyer Chaboya, C. Field, Walsorwille I6 Los Gales E5 San Jose Tech I3 Sam Jcse 33 Llve Oak I2 1 F, Frelaerl, Ca. Dalles, R. Maqmsoh. D. Afwderscrv, K J. Sciorllno, Coach Ncddin. Fronf Row: D. Fagerslrom, B. Tonescia, N.Barbaccia, R.Uyeda, l..Bap1Isl, 6.Berqne. Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell GAME SCORES Fremonl Washinqlon Sarwla Clara Gilroy Moumfain V iew Morgan. K. lwaqahl, B. E. Macchi, 22 22 29 S 20 A. Cukar Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell Campbell 1 A. 37 36 34 28 I8 if V lgggba N fpqwa l 4 1'r 'Fi wll!Fy Q1 Q 9 zz., ,Sip at ,ah ,AMX 4 V' A 1 gf- w , Q Ui 3 .J C, 4 .., 5 2 -.Avnu, s !UlQ-f .v Amit l Basketball llO'S-Back Row: O. Tarnburino, B. Reynolds, C. Howe, B. Page, N. Jolnnson, J. Toyama, N. Ohara, M. Grim, Coaclw Noddin, B. l-lall. Froni Row: J. Knollw, B. Jones, A. Preqllasco, F. Willlamson, l-l. Sargenl, R. Boqnef, M. l-ligucnl, A. Vlcarl. l2O'SfBaclr Row: R. Fliccl, F, l-lorio, G. Berqna. G. Delfgrande, B. Tonascla, A. McQueen. L. Demee. l-l. Smiln. Coacr Naddln, Fronf Row: E. Pelers, F. Leonevl, S. Ekslrand, N. Becker, J, Crawley, R. Sargent E. Gallo. Il0's Waslwlnglcn I6 Campbell 25 Los Gales lO Campbell 29 Sanla Clara 20 Campbell l8 Gilroy 5 Campbell 22 GAME SCORES Waslwl nglon Los Gales Sanla Gilroy Clara I20's 22 7 22 I3 Campbell lO Campbell 22 Campbell I l Campbell I8 ennis and gaselvall Back Row: G. Licon, C. Shakbein, K. Morgan, D. Clark, Coach Drummond, D. Anderson, B. Magnu- son. Fronf Row: R. Jeffers, C. Reese, N. Johnson, B, Smifh, J. Koerner, L, Dernee, E. Refers. Back Row: J. McCarthy, H. Gvolbrai+h, J. Krkfch, M. Rose, A. Porfer, R. Parker, M. Buccellafo, B. Wheeler, G. McCorlcle, B. Breeden, J. Beneven+o, J, Sciorhno, Coach Casaieggio. Middle Row: A. Chaboya, E. Brown, R. Ricci, D. Barfholornew, J. Renner, D. O'sTeen, D. Appohnnfo, J. Krkich, E. Torres, G. Berqna. Froni' Row: O. Tarnburino, R. Sargent A. Vicari, J. Wimams, D. Wgrarn, J. Crawley, S. Lipari. . f A J- ,f . -Q6 XX 'Q W , fy wI+f?1ff2ff'1f.-f ,, 3332.315 Lmh y ,W 2 3 . :H ' 3' 1 ! ,. 1 Bi' K. Tfzaclz and whesfling Back Row: C. Barbeccia, B. Eldridge, P. Grihfln, R. Bischoff, B. Tonkin, K. Johnson, J, Rohde, B. Boysoh A. Jacobson, C. Field, F. WilYiarnson, Mr. Drummond, P. Ne-Yson. Middle Row: B. Courfney, V. Curci, C. Dondero, D. Birondo, D, Arlidqe, L. Saunby. J. Pederson, R. VenGorkom, J. Kennedy, N. Barbaccia, D. Srnifh, T. Mens+'ieNd. Fron+ Row: R, Hughes, C. Talornofo, R. Bogner, W. Oqino, R. lnfanfino, M. Grim, 6. Onworr, L. Gasper. D. Hurchison, M. Turpin, D. LaMar. Back Row: Coach Hudson, J. Malvini, L. Balmer, K. Johnson, K. WiLson, R. Benech, A. Miranda. B. Horfon. Froni Row: L. Lopez, P. Nelson, C. Mancuso, J. Ornellas, H. Jarreh, J. Toyama, K. Uchiyama, Z. Wada. Qifzls' gpofzfs GROUP I-Back Row: R. Boqner, J, Taylor, M. Crane, Miss I-Iowes, M. SordeIIo, A. Richardson, M PfeiI'Ier. Fronf Row: B. Garcia, B. Jensen, B, Sfanfon, E. Diaz, I. Barneft N. Lynch, G. Ragnacci. GROUP IIhBacI: Row: C. Lanfz, D. BushneII, M. Lobrovich, Miss Eales, B. Parsons, E. McOueen, A Chanqras. Fronf Row: C. Weeks, B. Livacich, B. Bernardasci, E, Furfado, B. Lawrence. GROUP III-Back Row: N. Smifh, L. Haslcin, M. Sfever, Miss Eales, I. Cushman, I. Speno, W. Beach Fronf Row: J. Smifh, J. Kaliher, I. Barnefr, S. Smifh, N. Sclmeca, M. Diaz. Y A Qifzls' pods GOLD GROUP I-Back Row: B. Cooxey, D. Mafhis, Miss Howes, M. Papas, C. Laederich, B. Morrm. Fronf Row: L. Bapfisf, D. Chaboya, J. PauH, N. Scoff, H, MorrH1. GROUP U-Back Row: B. Spencer, E. AHFSOU, M?5s Howes, R, Elcsfrancl, A. Vafenda, L. Pfzzo. Fronf Row: D. Bernardasd, M. Sfasi, P. Wyfbe, M. Nair, M. Benech. GROUP VIlsBack Row: B. Hansen, C. Van Arsdeil, Miss Smifh, J. Bapfisf, M. Fammafre, D, Court- ney. Fron+ Row: C. Burgess, T, Robillerd, M. WiYlIavwsom, P, Griffm, A. Ciraufo. M' I W if J jwfwf gf Mwfffiigwg fiii? M Sa if JT ,M jf 5 WW lIIlHHLUHl ? Heh Tnoflnefzis Things The wan, sharp Tace oT William Hopper was like a dull candle as he raised himseIT sIighTIy Trom his bed. I-lis voice rasped spasmodically, and his pale, brighT eyes pleaded as he said, I ain'T going To live so very much longer, John. The old lawyer Thus addressed adiusTed his pince-nez careTuIIy and muTTered a sIighT remonsTrance, buT iT was ineTTecTive. Old William conTinued. You've been my only Triend, John, my only Triend Tor as long back as I can remember. All The resT never come To see me. BuT I knew ThaT you would come when I senT Tor you. IT There is anyThing I can do, Will-, The lawyer said. The old man in The bed wheezed and gasped, coughed several Times, and Then conTinued To Talk, his voice irregular as his breaTh reTurned in shorT gasps. You know why I senT Tor you? Well, I ain'T goT anyThing much. BuT There are a Tew Things-over There -he poinTed To a cardboard box in The corner, Things ThaT were Mary's, my daughTer's. You know Mary's girl, don'T you, John? The sick man asked. The one ThaT lives in New York CiTy? 'fYes, Carmen her name is. She's a secreTaryg she works so hardl She wriTes me now and Then. Shes The only one who's remembered me. I see. The lawyer was geTTing a TriTIe impaTienT7 his duTies-he could noT Tor- geT Them. I wanT you To see ThaT she geTs Those Things ThaT were her moTher's: she would wanT To have Them. Old William gave To The lawyer The address which he had wriT- Ten on a scrap oT paper. l'II do ThaT, William, The visiTor said as he sTood up, Took his haT and Turned iT nervously, revealing uninTenTionaIIy his TainT irriTaTion. Well, Will, iT's been good To see you, buT l'm aliraid I had beTTer go now. Business, you know. I wouIdn'T need any legal papers or anyThing wiTh you, John, because I know I can TrusT you, The old man said aImosT pleadingly. You beT, Will. The lawyer shook The bed-ridden man's hand and hurried ouT, shuTTing The door careTuIIy. Old William lay a long Time, paTienTIy Thinking. I'Ie could hear his own breaThing, harsh and irregular, and Teel his Tever, sTiTIing like a cocoon abouT him. Carmenl She had been ThirTeen when he had IasT seen her. I-ler TaTher's Tamily had been reIucTanT To allow her To come, buT she would come To see her grandTaTherl IT was Then noT long aTTer Mary's deaTh. And Carmen had Tinally IeTT her TaTher's Tamilyg she had wriTTen To old Will and Told him. I-Ie knew she had independence oT spiriT and real courage. Now she was working very hard as a personal secreTary, she had wriTTen. I-Ie was proud OT her, and he would help her, Too. When he c'ied, his Triend, John, would see ThaT Carmen received her moTher's Things. Who could possibly dream +ha+ in her moTher's prayer-book was hidden a small TorTune, old WiII's savings Tor many years, garnered Trom hours oT drudgery in The small machine-shop. And all oT This Carmen would Tind, Tor only she would wanT To Thumb Through The worn leaves as he had done, each prayer a reminder OT Mary- his daughTer, her moTher. Also, by giving her The money in This way, he knew ThaT none oT The oThers would know oT iTs exisTence. Though iT was no greaT amounT, iT would help Carmen To geT ahead. Even To The end, all his ThoughTs were OT Mary and Carmen. Dear Carmen, so brave and proud-all Tor her. John Dodd. his brieT case bulging, his small black shoes well polished, sTepped care- Tully ouT OT The IeaTher-lined elevaTor aT The TOurTh Tloor. Carmen, The lawyer surmised as he nOTed The luxury OT The surroundings, musT be doing very well. AparTmenT D2- yes, ThaT was The one. I-Ie rang The bell poliTely and The door was opened aImosT immediaTeIy by a small, crisply-uniTormed negress, brighTIy greeTing him wiTh, Come righT in, Mr. PeTer. Then she looked aT him wiTh dark eyes, large wiTh surprise, and muTTered, Scuse me, Suh, I ThoughT-. Is This The residence OT Miss Carmen Van DursTen? he asked. Yes, Suh, was The subservienT reply as she admiTTed him. Inside The uITra- modern aparTmenT, he seaTed himselT On a crouching, benT-pipe chair, new, meTallic, and severe, like The resT OT The Turnishings. From anOTher room came a gay mocking voice, IT ThaT's PeTer, Tell him he'lI have To waiT a while. I'm iusT noT ready. WiTh The lawyer's card, The maid hurried in The direcTion OT The voice. A Tew momenTs laTer a Tall young woman, cloThed in a TluTTy robe, sTepped OuT OT The oTher room. I-Ier hair was a coIorTul yellow and conTrasTed wiTh her pale skin. I-Ier Iimpid blue eyes sTared aT him quizzically and Then she said, I'm Miss Van DursTen. Can I help you? AIThough I am a lawyer, Miss Van DursTen, I do noT come in an oTTicial capaciTy. I happened To be in New York This week on business, and so I have come aT The wish OT your grandTaTher, who passed on Two monThs ago. , Yes, she said, biTing her lower-lip, I heard he-passed on. The lawyer began again. I-Ie Told me To see ThaT you goT some Things,-They were your moTher's. I had Them senT TO The manager OT This aparTmenT house. You can have Them brOughT up any Time. JusT a Tew TrinkeTs OT senTimenTal value, I Think. Thank you, she said TlaTly. , Awkwardly he Took his haT in his hand and Then aTTer a momenT he concluded, Good evening, Miss Van DursTen. I am glad if I have been OT some slighT service. NOT waiTing Tor The maid, he opened The door himselT and leTT hurriedly. Now he had TuITiIIed his promise To The dead: his commission was ended. Now iT was noT his concern. Carmen saT down, sTaring blindly, Thinking. I-Ier moTher's Things. TrinkeTs he had said. A hosT OT painful memories, sad recoIIecTiOns OT The pasT, came back in an overwhelming Tlood, and among Them, her moTher, ThaT religious IiTTIe woman, whose TaiTh and goodness had never been shaken Through The whole OT her shorT liTe. And GrandTaTher Will, kind and sTraighTTOrward, was gone TOO. I'Ie had ThoughT she could go on being a secreTary, a convenTionaI, hard-working secreTary, who was going To make good some day. TypewriTers, machines clicking evilly, dicTaTions-she had Tried all OT Those once, buT ThaT was so hard, so nerve-wracking, and Carmen was always high-sTrung. No. IiTe had shown Carmen ThaT The day OT ideals had gone, iusT as surely as her moTher and GrandTaTher Will had gone. And now These possessions, These TrinkeTs OT her moTher'sI Would noT These only serve as reminders OT a decision she had ToughT ouT wiTh herselT already? There was no going back on ThaT decision now, anyway. And These Things would mock her, hurT her every Time she saw one OT Them. Impulsively she called To her maid. Theres a package OT mine down aT The man- ager's. Phone The SalvaTion Army or somebody and Tell Them They can come geT iT, because I don'T wanT iT. And aTTer ThaT, geT me a drink. The TIuTTy Tlounces OT her robe rusTIed as she rose and wenT inTo The bedroom, slamming The door as she passed Through. lnTO The Tollowing silence came The soTT wheeze OT The dial, as The maid, receiver in hand, Twirled The proper number. -Frank SavsTrom windows I like To walk along a crowded. darkened sTreeT and waTch The drama ThaT is being played behind each window pane. Windows may be dark and silenT or brighT and unashamed. buT behind each window lies a sTory-The lives oT Those wiThin. I am TascinaTed by hoTels ThaT seem To rise above The ground so high ThaT Theyl disappear inTo The sky like phanTom spires. To Think ThaT IiTe in all iTs complex simpIiciTy is being guided by The Touch oT desTiny on ThaT checkerboard oT windows! LiTe is a game-iT has cerTain rules and always cheaTersq cerTain Tools and always There is a loser and a winner. I like To walk along a counTry road aT dusk, when TwilighT falls like a Tlimsy veil ouT To where The world is pink around The edges. I am filled wiTh a warm glow oT conTenT- menT when I see cozy yellow squares oT Triendly lighT beckoning across The chasm oT deepening shadows. I like To walk on a windy nighT ancl hear The sad moan oT a Train whisTle in The dis- Tance. IT has always seemed sad To me--some one going away. OuT oT The inky black- ness The me+aI monsTer slides Through lonely deserTs, ghosT Towns, and Teeming ciTies, iTs row oT green-shaded windows grinning, smirking, sadly smiling aT The mood oT The onlooker. There are windows ThaT are barred, and windows wiTh unseen barriers: win- dows proudly displaying brighT green shuTTers, and windows whose shuTTers have down- casT eyes. AlThough I walk and look wiTh wonder aT each window I am passing, I realize ThaT They are merely mirrors which, aTTer all. reTIecT my ThoughTs, raTher Than ever revealing Their own unTaThomabIe secreTs. -lvlary Bell 7-Ire amafeufz. glziefz OTTen have I wondered why people leave saTe, comTorTabIe houses To endure The dangers and hardships involved in The pursuiT oT mosT oT our sporTs. Are we driven by The urge oT youTh, The love oT advenTure, The love oT conquesT, or by some oTher such vague impulse? WhaTever The cause. youTh will risk life and limb and will undergo Tremendous hard- ship in having whaT we call a good Time. Such a good Time, involving plenTy oT hard work and danger, can be Tound in skiing. We musT TirsT iourney Tar Trom home To The snow counTry. There on a cool, crisp day in February we are ready To learn a new Thriller. The TirsT sTep is To Tind a nice hill. Accordingly, we go down The road To a ski liTT. Here is a swell hill. In TacT, iT looks Too swell! ATTer paying The owner an ouTrageous price Tor using The ski liTT. we spend TiTTeen or more minuTes puTTing on our skis. AT lasT we are ready To break our necks. In The meanTime we see Two men carried oTT The hill and This sighT does noT help our morale. I-low To use The ski liTT is explained To us, and we decide To go home. BuT as home is Two hundred miles away, we are compelled To use The liTT. FiTTeen minuTes IaTer, we are on The Top oT The hill. By This Time we are so used To slipping and skidding around on The skis ThaT we can almosT sTand sTraighT up on Them. NaTuraIly The hill looks sTeeper Trom The Top and we begin To geT seasick, which we cannoT undersTand, Tor we are noT in a boaT. AT IasT we are ready To go down. There is no Time like The presenT, so here we go! The wind begins To whisTle pasT our Taces, and snow splashes inTo our eyes. Oh! Look ouT Tor The ruT! Oh! We missed iT! Oh! oh! Look ouT Tor ThaT oTher skier! Oh! We didn'T miss him! There goes one TooT! Look ouT! Look ouT! There goes The oTher TooT! I-lere we go down! Boy, is This snow hard! We haven'T sTopped yeT. Our panTs will be Through when we reach The boTTom! Man! ThaT was Tun! Now IeT's go To The Top oT The hill again and Try iT wiTh only our skis on The ground! l-Tome? ComTorTs7 Ease? SaTeTy? Such ThoughTs never enTer our heads. We are parT oT American YouTh. Perhaps we are building up sTamina, courage and a TighTing spiriT To carry us Through This rough world. BuT we do noT Think oT ThaT1 we are simply having a good Time. -Bill Page gall Soil, Where roofs seek life, Where wind seeks dus'r, I ask a queslion of you. I-low were you crealed, Soil? Speak your language: I know il. God, said Ihe soil, Took a bil of Heaven, And sprinkled if on earlh. Thus was I crealed. CreaI'ed 'rhal' man mighl have in abundance The happiness ol: running his fingers lhrough me' And when men die. I galher Jrhem in, Wilh my arms of soflness-forever. -Hugh Nelson DQZGMS Ghosfly speclres laugh loudly A+ fools who cherish dreams and hopes In spun-sugar caslles- Speclrres laugh, for 'rhey were once my dreams. -Hannah Breden 614621496 Radio music was sweel and law, The day was warm and clear: Flowers were blooming everywhere, The world was 'Full of cheer. And Then- The radio blared news of war, Silver airplanes everywhere: Winler came, cold and bleak, And lell' Ihe IFGGS slripped bare. -Hazel Morrill glimpses . . A REVELATION Crunch, crunch- were Those TooTsTeps on The paTh, or was iT iusT a dream? The clouds ouTside The windows were dark and Toreboding, and my imaginaTion began playing impish Tricks, buT The in- Truder Turned ouT To be only The milkman. I lingered aT The window To waTch The wind playfully Twirl a pair oT socks on The cloThes line. ATTer winding Them around unTil They Tairly spun, The breeze gaily amused iTselT by whipping The helpless weaTher vane inTo a Trenzy and Then ignoring iTs ouTsTreTched arms. From one objecT To anoTher, This merciless wind swepT in glee, scaTTering The leaves and Teasing an ill-TaTed kiTe sTring, sTranded on a high wire. The Tall, graceTul pampas grass, like a sTaTeIy queen, alone deTied This blusTering breeze, and iT bowed beTore her in respecTTul reverence. Someone near was clipping his hedge wiTh a monoTonous rhyThm, clashing wiTh The chaTTer oT The birds. In conTrasT To This hurry oT liTe, were The slow, even movemenTs of a sTring oT anTs along The window sill. As I waTched The world ouTside in The Tresh garb of dawn, I ThoughT: I may be a small, insigniTicanT being, and my back yard, an ordinary Tenced-in ploT, buT iT is grand To be alive in a world wiTh clouds and wind-and pIanTs--and anTs ThaT crawl along a window sill! Tl-IE HOUSE OF REFUGE The old sTeps creaked noisily as I rushed up on The porch oT The ancienT-looking house. I impa- TienTly waTched The rain pour down and Then ganced around The rambling porch. The Tloor was warped wiTh pools oT waTer which lay comTorTably snuggled beTween The numerous cracks. A vine, bare and desolaTe. wrapped clinging arms around a posT, so dilapidaTed ThaT iT was diTFiculT To de- Termine which one was holding up The oTher. The vine seemed To be seeking liTe and sTrengTh To bear The beaTing rain, and The posT leaned helplessly under The burden oT The sagging rooT. The win- dows were boarded, and Taded green shuTTers slumped sorrowTully wiTh downcasT eyes. Flimsy cob- webs were weighTed down wiTh dampness, and The spiders crepT Tar back inTo shelTering corners. The rain pounded relenTlessly overhead, playing a mournTuI Tune on The loose shingles, and sTeadily There Tell a drop, drip, drop, Trom a leak in The rooT. The monoTonous rhyThm droned on, seeming even louder Than The splashing rain and howling wind, which senT shivers down my spine. The cool alooTness oT The place and The gloom oT The aTmosphere seemed To Torbid anyone's disTurbing The cover- ing oT dusT ThaT hid some age-old secreT. The ghosTs oT yesTerday lingered in The shadowy corners. and I dared noT Trespass upon Their haunT. I pulled my coaT closer and plunged ouT inTo The sTorm, anxious Tor The welcome curTain oT rain To conceal Trom sighT The old deserTed house, alone wiTh iTs memories which The world had long TorgoTTen. A NEW WISDOM The rain splashed monoTonously and Trickled down The windowpane. Now and Then a gusT oT wind hurled The drops viciously and hiT The glass wiTh a dull swish. A bush, helpless and bare, scraTched eerily againsT The house and senT shivers up and down my spine. I-low whiTe and ghosTly The garage looked, looming behind The black shadows oT The nighTl The inside oT The house was sTill, and as I saT by The window, an uncomTorTable Teeling oT loneliness swepT over me. I glanced around my room aT The brighT peach-colored curTains, Talling in deep Tolds wiTh hundreds oT TuTTed polka-doTs. The peach-colored lampshade and bedspread, and The silly looking liTTle doll wiTh an absurdly wide skirT-all looked aT me wiTh mocking eyes. Where was The Triendliness They had shown me on sunny days and warm nighTs? They seemed ouT oT place TonighT, in my loneliness, when The ouTsicIe was so bleak and desolaTe. I Turned quickly Trom The scornTul dec- oraTions oT The room and raised The window. The wind whipped aT my hair and senT a reTreshing spray againsT my Tace. The air was Tilled wiTh The clean, Tresh smell oT damp ground, and The glow oT waTer lay in scaTTered pools abouT The yard. IT was really beauTiTul-This scene which a Tew mo- menTs beTore I had called bleak and desolaTe. lwas noT lonely now, Tor I saw and TelT grace and charm, and There was none oT The ugliness I had earlier TelT. The nighT's beauTy really lay in The Triend- liness and undersTanding iT oTTered me. IT was in This way ThaT I learned ThaT a Thing is only as beauTiTul as The ioy and comTorT iT brings To Those who see iT. --Mary Bell CHAS. C. NAVLET CO., INC. lSince l885l famous for fine flowers SEEDS, 20-22 Easl San Fernando Sfreel' GARDEN NEEDS San Jose Ballard I26 She sees a man, and wha? a man! l-ler pride says, Gel him if you can Oul comes powder, lipsliclc loo- Maybe iusl a louch or Iwo. She drops her hanlcie, lhen a gasp: In a flash, il's in his grasp. TH E CATCH She drops her eyelids, loolrs so Coy: Now his hearl is iusl her loy. There lhey go, a perlecl malch, Till she spies anolher calch. -Doris Aqee Complimenls of WINCHESTER INN Proprielor, J. M. Hechf Corner Winchesler Road and Campbell Avenue SANDWICHES AND SOFT DRINKS Phone Campbell 33I6 CAMPBELL SHOE HOSPITAL James De Maria Highesf Qualify Malerials Used In Our Shoe Rebuilding Process. All Work Guaranleed. SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT Opposile Thealer, Campbell RACHEL'S O DRESSES 0 COATS I MILLINERY Campbell Avenue Phone 3623 CHEERIO CORNERS STORE Fruils, Vegeiables, Fresh Meals, Groceries Joe and Les, Propriefors Winchesier and Sunnyside Roads Campbell Phone 3824 THE QUEST Come back again 'ro my valley, Come where buflerllies are dancing Where lhe fragrance of flowers hangs heavy on lhe air, To The chanf of singing bees! And dreamy eyes are drunk wilh paradise: My shadow-spun fanlasies are fashioned Where whispering wafers kiss 'rhe shore, Afler The lines of ivy archifeclure, And enchanled woodlands follow lhe river lo The sea Which reaches ils clinging lingers ever lhe frees A silenf breeze sfirs fhe sleeping leaves fo life In ifs que-sl for happiness. And sleals lhem away in lhe nighi. -Bonnie Burner Besl' Wishes fo 'lhe Class of I942 RALPH H. HYDE Class of '08 INSURE WITH HYDE-LAY WORRY ASIDE Campbell, California Congrafulafions, Seniors CAMPBELL CLEANERS lf Your Clo+hes Aren'+ Becoming +o You, You Should Be Coming 'lo Us. ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS EVELYN and LOWELL BENSON Campbell, California KCJPPER KETTLE DONUT SI-ICP CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA June 5, I942 DEAR STUDENTS: CongraTulaTions, GracTuaTesl The personnel and rnanagemenT oT The Kopper KeTTTe DonuT Shop exTencT Their Thanks and apprecia- Tion Tor your paTronage during The pasT year. We hope you'll conTinue To leT us serve you. Sincerely yours, KOPPER KETTLE DONUT ST-IOP Frank De ViTa, ProprieTor and Manager 235 Wesf San Cam GONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES WHAT-NOT GIFT SHOP THE and LENDING LIBRARY LaI'es+ Fic+ion and Non-Ficfion 2c Per Day, Minimum 5c Dis+incI'ive Imporfed and Domesfic Gif'I's Columbia l624 Phone Campbell 3420 SPRING In a crysial vase, Lilce snowflakes on Ihe dark drapes- Quince blossoms are poised Iighlly Their beauiy capiured and held. On 'Ihin black branches, -Hannah Breden. HANSEN'S TASTE BAKERY GOOD Telephone 3542 Musical ParI'y Cakes 'For Any Occasion Candies . . . Ice Cream THE ROSICRUCIAN PRESS, LTD. I PRINTING 0 BOOKBINDING O LITHOGRAPHY 0 PAPER RULING COLUMBIA I7I6 No+re Dame Avenue ai' Carlysle San Jose, California E. H. Livingsfon, Manager Theron Fox, Sales Manager Congrafulalionsl BREEDING BROTHERS AUTOMOTIVE sERvicE John, Les, and Wig Corner of Rincon and Winchesler Roads Phone Campbell 3764 BACK TO BUTTONS In olden days fhe ladies fair Conserve your zippers while you may' Gave Their buflons gracious care There WONT be 'MY for anolher day' To heyp we buytom on We Side This counlry is many millions sfronq ' ' T T ll fels here The belong. The hook and eye were early fried. O pu G me W Y 4 . U We'll use Tha? sleel To malce a rifle-1 The zipper zipped :ls way To glory, Qaposis really gs a yrifle. Bui' There is sadness in This slory. Alfva Allison. SPROUSE-REITZ CO., INC. 5-I0-I5c STORE Full Line of School Supplies .... Pleasing You ls Our Business J. Congrafulalions, Seniors! PLUMBING and CAMPBELL HARDWARE HEATING COMPANY PAINTS AND VARNISHES Corner of Campbell Avenue and Third Slreel Phones: Residenf 3487 Business 3549 J. C. Agos'I'inho, Propriefor CAMPBELL pRE55 GROCERIES . . . BETTER MEATS PUBLISHERS and PRINTERS GARDEN FRESH VEGETABLES RAY MATHIS T Red and Whi+e STore READ THE PRESS FOR ' ACCURATE NEWS OF C O M M U N Y Phone Campbell 3467 DANCE AT THE CIVIC Walk in The door and look around: See whaT's cooking and Then siT down, WaTch The band as iT Tlings and TreTs Over an arrangemenT oT Charlie BarneTT's. Bandleader Jackson Says, Give ouT, Drizzle, Turn on The heaT and waTch Them sizzle. I-Iorns come up, The baTon goes down. Quiet Tolks, now The band's going To Town. The TrumpeT man TooTs his horn up high, The sax man's Tingers seem To Tly: The drummer boy beaTs his snare and sock, And wiTh his Toms makes The building rock. The whole band begins To open up now: I-IepcaTs are waiTing Tor The final bow. Brasses hif a noTe way up high: The saxes come in, Then Tade and die. ThaT's all, Tolks, ThaT ends The Tune. Grab anoTher parTner: Jackson begins To croon Corrie now, hepcaTS, geT ouT of ThaT Trance, Shake a leg, kid, come on, leT's dance. -Bob RichTer. FIRE INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS LisT Your Properfy Wifh G. E. F A R L E Y Campbell Avenue Phone Campbell 3546 Hearfiesf Congra'rula+ions and Besf Wishes +0 fhe Class of '42 SHADLE'S DRUG STORE Where Your Dollars Have More Cen+s H. M. Shadle, Owner Malte Us Headquarfers for Your Drug Needs Campbell Phone 33I7 California There is somelhing in 'Ihe Springlime Thar malces my Iolood go swinglime. Tramping Through fields of wild Ilo I have spenf joyous hours, There is sornefhing in The Spring Makes me wan? fo laugh and sing: Buds bursfing info bloom Make me shed all Trace of gloom. werS, SPRING The road is wide. The nigh? is sweet The wanderlusf Has seized my feel. Every year il is fhe same- Spring seems To call 'ro me by name. Once I hear her haunling voice, For me There is no ofher choice, 4 Efaldine Li CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF l942 From BLUE JAY CREAM ERY Edie and Vi Phone 3654 COLE'S FLOWER SHOP CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS Phone Ballard 6997 853 Willow Slreef THE GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS, SWEATERS. SHOES, READY-TO-WEAR, GYM TOGS, ETC. 0 Campbell, California Phone 3426 DREW CANNING COMPANY, LTD. QUALITY PACKERS O Campbell, California Telephone Campbell 343I NELSON GRAIN CORP. 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Jusl lo feel lhe sun laeal down And see lhe rolling loam. l lllce lo walch lhe Seagulls Circle round and rouncl lhe pier, Ancl heal lhe rhylhrn ol sleady waves- Thal ls music lo my ear. True, I arn nol here alone, For lhere are people on lhe beach? Bul sornelhinq oul lhere lurlher Lles lar, lar, Ioeyond my reach. fDennise Bushnell. CALL CLARK'S FOR DRUGS RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PHONE 20Il FOR MEMS OF QUALITY GILSON'S CAMPBELL MARKET PHONE CAMPBELL 82 A. B. Gilson, Propriefor A COMPLIMENTS OF JONES SERVICE STATION O OPPOSITE THE HIGH SCHOOL Campbell, California MOTHER A Ey Ih I loolc noi upon Ihe ground as she walks Beauly and deplh of characler- B I I' Ihe eyes of passers-by-and The world: Pefsonilyinq all Ihal is noble and beaulilul in w Lp r-ready wiih a Consoling word ol sympalhy, Thai ls Molher. A h ful smile of friendship. Her grace -of movement -Connie Ga d PORTRAITURE COMMERCIAL Phone Campbell 3646 F. 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