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

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iDO¥S I a .oorvic G A Willis Baldwin. Phil Beggs. Wesley Brokenshire. Randolph Chaboya. Bert Clute. Beverly Cockrell. Sedgwick Cooley. Dan Coyle. Will Delaney. Clyde Fischer. Clifton Flickinger. Tniman Ford. Henry Gaw. Steve Gonzales. Robert Griffin. Earl Gi-oesbeck. Edward Gross. Howard Hamlin. Lester Krause. Paul Lamb. Edward Landels. John Lynch. Hudson Mead. Archie Mansfield. Roswell Mello. Jack O ' Rourke. Jack Page. William Paull. George Rutan. Hector Sawyer. 49

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TARTING as a skeleton company with a muster roll of 35, the San Jose High School cadet or- ganization has grown to a full fledged regi- ment, consisting of two battalions of seven companies. Since America entered into tiie war, en- thusiasm for the drill lias been and is increasing rapidly. Fonnerly the drill was held three times a week. Under the new system a particular sort of military instruction is on the program every day. Monday is school for the officers ; Tuesday is company drill ; Wednesday is regimental drill ; Thursday is battalion drill and Friday is school for non-commissioned aspirants. The leading ollicers are: Major Milton Hayes, Major Merril A. Osenbaugh; Captains George Osen. Elvvin Baker, George Ballou, Hartley Arbing, Keith Travis, Russell Wurtzbaugh, Merle McCoy and Paul Ingram. 4S

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Neil Schollbach. Jack Shaw. John Sloss. Carl Sohm. Leon Truscott. Walter Twccdie. Wilbur Watlams. Harold Weller. Everett Wilson. Hartley Arbing. Kenneth Cramphorn. (British-Canadian Expedi- tionary Force.) Charles Godsman. Earle Harris. Gillon Jones. Roger Korwin. Gregg Kilburn. Frank Monferino. Howard Provan. Roy Withers, l.awrctu ' o Wallace. Mr. Ralph Oppenhimer, ) Mr. J. R. Case, Instructor. About 270 graduates and past students of San Jose High School have also joined the colors. 60