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

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GLADYS ROBB- 'The eyes express the sweerest kind of bashfulnessf' GEORGE BLISS- A town that boasls inhabitants like me, can have no lack of good society. ' BERT ITEHRENQ Every freshman girI's Hrs! love. ALWINA STRAUB- All mankind loves a lover. CLAIRE FALLON- Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty. MARGARET FROST- AH who knew her rejoiced. JACK STRATTON- One of the quiet. gentlemanly boys of our class. ERNESTINE HOUGH- A sense of reserved force.

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ALICE WHIFFEN- A soul as white as heaven. ALVIN LANGFIELD- When I ope' my mouth let no dog bark. ARTHUR CALDWELL- A light heart lives long. MARY WALTON- The face that cannot smile is never fair. HELEN PARKINSON- SiIent!. .,But watch her! ARTHUR CARMICHAEL- I am monarch of all I survey, My right there's none to dispute. EMMA BUCHSER- Silence gives consent. MAYME SCALES- In youth and beauty wisdom is rare.

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MILDRED WORSWICK- Tis but a base. ignoble mind, That mounts no higher than a bird can soar. NCRMA HAAS- The sofial smile, the sympathetic tear. JACK ANDERSON- Good old Jack,, big heart, big ears, big feet, big appetite. JOS EPHINE IJIGOTT- Angels run do no more. RUTH ENGLEHARDT- For smiles from reason flow. SLM JOHNSON- 'AMurh can lwe made of an English- man if he be caught young. CAROLINE WILSON- '1'o do Iwo things at once is to do neither. BHRNICE BROOKS- Hcr step is music and her voice is song. Q