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

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ly-four The January Class Song Q There are ties that can lzever he hrolaeu, Memories that never fade away, Faces and forms relrzemhered leave them though we may, Dear School of our heart, now soon we must part, to thee ever loyal and true. Ami while we must go we wish to show our un - dying love to you. Through three long years of toil You shared our hopes and our fears, And such -11zre1no1'ies can 718,67 fade from our lives Through the new on C011-zirzg years.

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Wh Q 1 Q Q T'1uenfy-llarm' I SIDNEY WILLIAM MEYEIK HELEN SELLARS SNODGRASS DILLWOIJD RUTH MAIKCELLA PAYNE Jo E. JENNINGS WILLIAM EUGENE THIIELFALL

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fZ5'he 1930 QB e Z l Twffffa'-fi1'f MILTON GATES F' President EDITH ALEXANDER Secrefczry DENNIS TEDFORD Vice-President STELLA CARLISLE Treasurm' SAM FILICE Scfrgeanf-at-Arnzs une Class . YITH the graduation of the June class of 1930, San Jose High School lost some of che most prominent members in athletics, student body affairs, and dramatics. The class is one of the largest to graduate from San Jose High School, numbering approx- imately 250 graduates. A very successful Senior Show, The Importance of Being Earnest, was given, which netted funds to finance all of the class activities. As the Bell goes to press, plans have been made for an amusing Baby Day, a picnic to be held at Congress Springs, and an elaborate Senior Ball. The committees, as a Whole, have worked hard, and much credit is due the chair- men and the faculty advisors, Miss Carroll, Mr. Dorr, Mr. Jefferson, Miss Kimball, Miss Ripley, Miss Snyder, and Miss E. Wood.