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

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Thr Bell l7l 1mmumminnmlmummmiwmum in I u r 4 uuumu mum u il n 1 in lu ll r 1 mum CHARLES B.. GLEASON. A. M. HOWARD B. LATHROP, B. S. lst VICE-Pflncllml 2nd Vice-Principal Faculty of San Jose High School Raymond B. Leland, A. B. Principal Frederic T. Shipp, A. M., Dean of Boys ENGLISH Mary M. Phelps, A. B., Head Pearl F. Pitcher, A, B, Ona M. Rounds, A. M. Edith M. Acworth. A. B. Mrs. Eliza H. Yocum, A. M. Emma E. Blauer, A. M. Grace A. Wood, A. M. Virginia Mills, A. B. Ruth W. Wood, A. B. Kathleen Pye, A. B. Alice Hamm, A. B. HISTORY R. B. Leland, A. B., Head Edith C. Sloane, A. M. Mary P. Carroll, A. M. Elsie M. Wood, A. B. Marguerite Moore, A. M. Clara R. Johnson, Ph. D. Harvey Emmons Dorr, A. M. Edward M. Jefferson, A. M. m0tto George. A. M. 4'Mrs. Fannie G. Carruthers. A. M. Frederic T: Shirm. A. M. Alice M. Cleveland, A. B. MATHEMATICS Howard B. Lathrop, B. S., Head Ruby M. Studley, Ph. B. Anna Nicolson. A. B. Mrs. C. Belle Holcombe. A. B. Wynette Fowler. A. M. LANGUAGES Charles B. Gleason, A. M., Head Sarah Cory. A. B. Grace E. Dibble, A. B. Mabel E. Kimball, L. Jett Condit. A. M. Elizabeth Donovan, A. M. 'i'Evelyn Miller, A. M. 'Otto George, A. M. Ruth M. de Wit. B. L. Virginia Mills, A. B. Mrs. Arlene H. Mork. A- B- FINE ARTS Charlotte A Simpson, A. B.. Head Aileen R. Lundy. B. L. Mrs. Lena Wiltz Preon B. L. Charles B. Gleason, A. M., lst Vice-Principal Cecelia 0'Neil. Dean of Girls SCIENCES E. M. Cunningham, B. S., Hemi Charles H. Shreve. A. M. Jenkins B. Rees, A. M. Lotta L. Bland, A. B. Charles P. Smith. Ph. D. Frank M. Watson, A. B. Myrtle L. Judkins, A. B. Lucille Barker, A. M. Rena P. Duthie, A. M. R. C. McDaniels, B. S. Dorothy Fauquet, A. M. H. C. Tillman. M. S. Florence Ita, A. B. Don M. Woods, A. M. COMMERCIAL Frank H. Glasson. B. L.. Head Mrs. Kathryn J. Williams. A. B. P. M. Weddell. LL B. E. L. Zahn. A. M. Ruth M. de Wit, B. L. Charles E. Copeland, A. M. A. 0. Hackman. A. B. Mrs. Jessie C. Warren Mary Parks, A. B. Donald J. Mork. A. B. Alice E. Kidder, B. S. Ethel M. Grube. B. S. Gertrude F. Wright. B. S. Mrs. Clara V. Roberts, A. B. Bernice Trussell, A. B. A. R. Kennedy, A. M. Myrtle M. Ballf, B. S. Dorothy Ehrhorn, A. B. R. F. Eberhart. A. B. Jewell Godfrey. M. S. Jessie H. Coleman. A. M. Virginia Burks, A. B. HOME ECONOMICS Christine Zoffman, A. B.. Head Cora Annette Ripley. A. B. Elizabeth J. Bowen. A. M. MUSIC Eleanor Short. A. B. H. S. McCurleY Mrs. Jean M. Schellbach. B. M. Howard B. Lathrop, B. S., 2nd Vice-Principal Lela O. Gillan, A. M., Educational Counsellor MECHANICAL AND VOCA TIONAL ARTS A. R. Nichols, B. S., Head Roy A. Hicks M. Emma Richards Edith L. Jarman, A. B. Arthur C. Heinsen Martin L. Sutnhen Carrie F. Williams Hardy T. Stewart Frank H. Bohlin J. Lee Schumacher Lloyd M. Sparks Frank L. Shelley H. D. Triplett Mrs. Ruth W. Teasue. A. B. Clarence J. Gallagher. A. B. Eros M. Savage, E. M. MECHANICAL DRAWING Anthony Texeira, B. S. Emma Richards PHYSICAL EDUCATION . BOYS Louis B. Vogt, B. P. E.. Head William H. Martin. A. B. C. Walter Williams. B. S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GIRLS Cecelia 0'Neil. Head Margaret S. McLeod. B. S. Constance Arbauilh. A. B. I-Iildreth L. Kotsch, A. M. Mabel Winter, A. B. LIBRARIANS Ruth K. Porter. B. S. Henrietta G. Thomas. A. B. Lenora Niccolls, Assistant SECRETARIES Mrs. Jessie C. Warren Mrs. P. D. Croney Emilie M. Reiff Dorothy Kirk. A. B. :2'0n Leave.

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I:6l The 'Bell IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII I IIII III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I II IIIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII I I I III I I III I II I IIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Principafs Message HE Class of 1932 has my heartiest congratulations upon graduation from San Jose High School. For obvious reasons, my personal interest in this class is greater than in any that have preceded it. I have closely watched your aims and your efforts. You have, I believe, made some outstanding innovations in our school. The chief of these is the initiation of a greatly improved, truly representative, and more efficient form of student government. This should stand in the years to come as a monument to your class, if you had left nothing else by which to be remembered. Soon you are -to pass out into a Nvorld where politics means much more than it has in your high school life. The sound class instruction and training you have received here in government should be a guide to you in your civic life, and if ever America needed clear thinking, intelli- gent and unwavering men and women, it is at this time. You have been educated at considerable public expense. You in turn owe your community, state and nation the best that is in you, socially, economically, and politically. It has been our effort to prepare you for real leadership. It is for you to assume the responsibility of this leader- ship. May the fruits of your endeavors reflect credit upon yourselves and upon this high school, of which you are a product. R. B. LELAND, Principal

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ONGRATULATIONS, seniors! We .wish you the most complete success in whatever field you may seek it. We hope that you and all the San Jose High School students will find this section interesting. Pictures of the graduates of the January and June classes are included, and a few remarks accompany each picture.