San Jose High School - Bell Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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GENEVIEVE LUCILLE GAGLIARDO. The only thing sheis renowned for in High School is her great love for Mathematics. She says she just loves Geometry and simply adores Professor Bryant. She is jolly and always ready for a hearty laugh and a good time. She is a member of Circulo Hispanico. GEORGE ALBERT BRYANT. George edited the school Herald up to about a month ago and became quite popular in the literary World, especially in Santa Clara. C?J For rough house he is a wonder, there being nothing he is afraid to do. He has the splendid record of having cut more days than anybody else in school and is still able to graduate. He is a member of Senate and is on the present BELL staff. ' HATTIE MILLS BEALE. Tall, fair and sedate, and, to mention a minor detail, as Wise as Wise can be. She and Edna Plummer seem insepa- rable and to see either one alone at school would be a surprise. When she is with us, she is always jolly, helping to keep the class in good spirits. She is a member of Philalethia. 21'

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WILLIAM ELLIOTT BAKER. He has the honor of being the smallest man in the class, but this did not stop him from jumping into things and making himself well liked by all. He was President of the class during his Junior year and during the past two years has been manager of the school Herald.. He is a member of Gamma Eta Kappa and of Senate. VEVA ORLENA BLOOD. For jollity and agreeableness Veva cannot be beat. She is always ready for a good time and has helped keep the class in good spirits considerably. Here greatest hobby is studying. DONALD WALLACE RICHARDS. What the school will do without Dooley We don't know! Surely it will miss him after he has been so accommodating as to remain for the past six years. He is a firm believer in the value of knowledge but never liked to expose himself to the education disease much. He is a member of Pi Delta Koppa, Mask and Scroll, and Senate, and has made, in the past two years, a name for himself in dramatics. 20

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LOUIS LEIBE. A man with a scientific inclination that will some day bring him good returns. A short While ago he switched from the academic course to the commercial and as a consequence We have seen little of his smiling face in our class room. He receives diplomas from both the com- mercial and academic departments. - LENNA ADA MULHOLLAND. One of' our shining lights among the girls. She is a great basket ball player and is this year's manager. She is short and Jolly, although the least bit timid When masculinity puts in an appearance. JOHN HAUCK. To hear him recite in class one might think that Anthony or some other old Roman orator had returned to life. With hair on end he sends his deep bass voice resounding through the room like thunder much to the pleasure of the pupils of his classes. He is a con- firmed queener. 22'