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

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J 19 1 Adele Stocklmeier Avery Storie Freda Strand Ellinor Tourtellot Alice Weld Claudius Wllite Donald Willianls Ernest VVilliz1ms Robert Vlfilson Margaret Wood 26

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gnart iberger Eleanor Schwartze Nicholas Scorsur Opal Seal Dorothy Shambaugh Frances Shaw Marshal Shields Erba Smith Marjorie Smith Vinnie Smith Dorothy Stacy Kathryn Steiger Alice Stewart Floyd Stewart 25

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