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

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' ' ' P 1 lllll f-..-mn num'H111.-mm:-myqyylrnyunulu mmnmnm. MN,ttmm-uuuunannulmml DOROTHY BARR- Silence is sweeter than speech. LEE BUCK- Put his shoulder to the wheel. FAITH THOMAS- The gentleness of all the gods go with thee. ELLSWORTH JACKSON- Cut and come again. THELMA BARNWELL- Pleasure attends the voluntary stu- dent. ELIZABETH MAXEY- The world's a wheel, and it will come 'round all right. AURORA LA SPADA- A good heart is bertter than all the heads in the world. MERCEDES BUCHANAN- Happy am I1 from care l'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me?

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I vu ELMO STEVENSON- A progeny of learning. EVELYN FLEMING- 1 hate definitions. FRANCIS EATON- Zealous get modest. GLADYS SWANSON- Ere fan: uou consult, consult V , yourself. FLORENCE BENSON- True modesty is a discerning grace. EVELYN ALLEN- The treasury of everlasting joy. MARY STEDING- Women love energy and results. FRED MAYNARD-- He is no wise man that will quit a certainty for an uncertainty. in mn uumnvm-um-:nn n vumnmnuu I mmmiulluuunuuuuusmmu ummm

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MILDRED THURBER- A life of ease is a difficult pur- suit. ETHEL SOUSl.-- 'A1JPlf'f'I7.1'V'lPd Io succeed. GERTRUDE RULE- Easy lo get along with and easy to please. FLOYD MCKEAN- Men talk only to conceal their mind. MYRA MOORE- Aduise well before you begin, l'll Hnishf' HAZEL LA DINE- Believe one who has tried. RUTH ROBERTSON- Books, the children of the brain. FRANK SHAW- He can ask more than the wisest man can answer. IIIIIII11II1wmumumumw uw 41 ll n nnnnmnmm