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

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SADIE MARGARET SHIELDS. Quiet and therefore hard to write about. She works hard at her lessons, and perhaps that is why she is so quiet. She and a few others have willingly borne up under the hard strain of keeping up our reputation in wisdom. JOHN LEWIS MCDONALD. His greatest joy is his beautiful hair of golden hue, but sometimes he forgets this and furnishes us music that would make a king sit up and take notice. Many of the girls have tried to capture him but he will have none of them for his heart followed the class that preceded us. He is a member of Logeion and is Manager of the Orchestra. l ELSIE EMMA ERNST. Of a quiet disposition, she has plodded faith- fully along with the class, getting her lessons day by day and causing no- body any trouble. Perhaps if more were like her Miss Phelps would rest in peace during registration hour. 26

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ISABEL ROWELL. Full of jollity and overflowing with class spirit, Isabel has passed through her four years of High School life a joy to every- one. She is an enthusiastic Basket Ball player and has served as -Manager of the team. She belongs to Delta Omega, Mask and Scroll and is also Class Secretary. ' JOHN STOCK MARTEN. A Freshman once said, Gee, but he is skinny, and John hasn't gotten over it yet-he is still Skinny. He is a jolly good fellow and, incidentally is always willing to mingle in any rough house that is near by. Ecclesia didn't plug up the key hole very tight one day, and so Skinny sneaked in and has been bothering them ever since. MARGUERITA MYLES MCDER-MOTT. Agreeable and ever wishing to please people, Marguerita has reached her graduation with flying colors and a host of friends to bid her bon voyage upon the sea of life. 25'

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FRANK MASANAO MIZUZY. He apologized once because he didn't show up at a class meeting and that is more than any of the rest of the class would do. His strong point is Physics although he does everything else well. He is one of the jolliest little fellows amongst us and is always ready for a good time. EDNA PLUMMER. A student of rare ability and one who was never known to say, I don't know, during her High School career. Although extremely quiet she has loads of class spirit' and is ever working for the best ends of the class. She is a member of Philalethia and is Class Historian. BUN J IRO ITO. They say he is a decendant of a royal Japanese family but we are not certain. It is enough for us to know that he is a royal good fellow. In Civics he could put any of us to shame in discussions on our own government, much to Mrs. Pillot's merriment. He and Mizuzy make the second installment of Japanese boys to graduate from this High School. MARY LAPPIN. She registers in the Commercial department and therefore we see very little of her, but just the same we are glad to gradu- ate with her. Her records are of the best which makes us all the more proud of our association with her. MARIE WALKER. Marie spends more time at the Normal than with us so it's hard to say much about her. We only see her while in civics but that is enough to prove that she is an honor to us. She has a pleasant smile that we would like to see more of, but Normal seems to get it all. ' . 27