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

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A . , lx - WARREN HASTINGS. I If it was not for the Wise ones of our class We do not know what we would do. Possessed of a keen ability for grasping things and a fertile brain, Warren has managed to collect quite an assort- ment of A's of which he is proud. He never did anything out of the way and We cannot tease him so We Will let him graduate in peace. NETTIE MAUDE VINES. A quiet girl and therefore hard to say any- thing about. She has always supported the class loyally and is one of our most respected members. She had quite a stormy time of it with civics, but managed to breast it and land in safety. WARDELL BUCKLEY KAMMERER. A conscientious and hard worker and one Who deserves every point he possesses. I-le is one who be- lieves in a good time but believes in work before play, and that's right. Folks say he once queened a girl but We can hardly believe it possible. 23 A

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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'

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l RAYMOND WILLIAM FISHER. Red is anotlier one of our football heroes, having been a member of the team for the past two years. He has gained quite a reputation for himself in the line of eating during his stay in High, his weakness being pie. A queener of no mean ability, he makes a grand hit with the ladies. He is a member of Senate, and Athletic Editor of the Bell, besides being Class Orator and Vice President. MARGARET JOSEPHINE GTLCHRIST. Bubbling over with fun and jollity, she has won her way into the hearts of the entire class. Possessed of a charming smile she flashed it on the Dix and they have been burdened with her ever since. She is a member of the Board of Reps. and Bell- Herald Committee, and has served on the Bell Staff. FRANK PHILIPP GRIBNER. For four years leader of the '10 Comic Opera Company. As a freshman he won fame for rough house and it has stuck to him ever since. He has cultivated a laugh that cannot be equalled for shrillness and he loves to let it loose during assembly and most any place where quiet is supposed to reign supreme. During his course in High Dutch has been quite busy, having for two years served as Josh Editor on the Bell, and in 1908 as Assistant Editor. He has served for two years on the Board of Reps. and has been Representative-at-Large and Vice President of the Student Body. Besides this he is Athletic Editor of the School Herald and a member of the Bell-Herald Committee and is serving his second term as Baseball Manager. His strong point is Drama- tics, having for the past three years been leading Comedian in the Student Body Shows. He is a member of Gamma Eta Kappa, Senate, Mask and Scroll and Crown and Shield Honor. If he does not like anything in this article he may omit it for he is this semester's Editor of the BELL. 24