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

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12 THE BELL H. Feldman D. Brownell F. L. Ogier F. McIntyre ' O. Ervin The Well Qgtajjf ' HIS issue of THE BELL is presented to its readers with the sin- cere desire that they will find it representative of the school activ- ities which they have enjoyed, and that it may be a souvenir which in the future will serve to recall pleasant memories of San Jose High. There have been several innovations made this year, and the Editor hopes that they will be received with due consideration as to their merits, and that those who are inclined to criticize will kindly try to realize how great is the task placed in the hands of cub editors. The many hours spent on this publication have indeed been a pleasure to the Editor, and she wishes to make grateful acknowledge- ment of the wonderful co-operation and help received from the mem- bers of the staff and the many other students who directly or indirectly have given their time to THE BELL. Sincere thanks are extended to Miss Simpson and the art classes in appreciation of their eiforts, and to Miss Acworth, Mr. Gleason, and Miss Pitcher, who have wisely advised the Editor and kindly given of their valuable time toward the success of this Annual.

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The fumble q3ee 6 Ho! Jolly one! Come laugh with me,- Come watch this clown of a humble bee. He's trying lo Climb in the Iily's Cup, But his head goes down and his logs come up, And he tumbles and rolls from off his perch Wlith an angry buzz and an uwlcivard lurch. How he slips on thc' smooth white bloom-poor bee. Ho! Friend! Come watch and laugh with me. 5.1 EANNETTIE SNYDER