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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1940 volume:

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MQ, QT ff T' PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF SAN JOSE HIGH SCHOOL SAN JOSE OAUFORNIA llllllllflllll You hold in your hands a 1940 Bell. Yes-the same name, the same size, the same activities, but different because it is a book filled with the spirit of new ideas. Early last fall the stall met, our plans were laid, and the work was begun. As the work progressed, we became more convinced that We had something important to do. We believed sincerely in the students of San Jose High, in their own activities, and in the qualities expressed by the leaders of those activities. Perhaps our desire to be original has led us to be radical, perhaps we have overdone somethings, yet we feel that in some ways we have accomplished our purpose. In that spirit We have created this Bell, and in that spirit we offer it to you. I 4 +UfUlEHllUN+ A school is known by its students, and students are known by their leaders. Leaders are important people, and they deserve to be. Yet, too often we take our dances, rallies, games, clubs, and publications for granted. Too often we fail to recognize the work that has been done, and the time that has been spent. We of San Jose are fortunate in having a group of students who, by their tireless efforts during the past year, have success' fully guided our student life. Thus, because we have come to realize the important work they do, because We feel that too often their accomplishments go unheralded, and because we see in them students at their best, We dedicate this Bell of 1940 to the LEADERS of San lose High School. l -Q HUIVIINISWHUN + HWY f77wz,fm,6AQclZ 5 . Lama MMA. ZA ' D If If CQ, L,,,gg1Q,A,., gAfU Q. ,.. xx If ff Q Y D J.vLLQ,,Miq,CZ I 67 4 W ! w' X 4 f j dw MMM ff ff 70 WML A H fb! Af J A5 ff Xjwj I ' J i f ff ,L .X K 3 M LUN if Af fff if W4 fn A IL K Lff 4 LW! A M A Af 20 L! E' V, . , N . ffw ,' Km ,J In 5 x. V If ,rLL., I HAY , L 1 f f -- : .,.. 2' .w . 1? v xg !-'iwzffkajf -4 -fenf- 1s.,x:iiL?': . -. Lf, zz.-V.1., FORREST G. MURDOCK Principal ADMIN Mr. Murdock - he needs no introduction for his cheery smile and Hello Bill have made him known to every student. Close to the student's interests and modern in his ideas he is, nevertheless, firm in his desire to teach us order. Often he is more easily found in the corridors and classes than in his oflice. In this, we believe, lies his success, for we respect and admire him most of all because We feel he is one of us. 10 111 HOWARD LATHRCP Vice-pri nci pal 'Miss O'NEIL We give you our dean of girls, patient and kindly, who makes our Girls' Leaguc a succcss and gives an incentive to cvcry high school girl. MR. LATHRUP When planning a career, choosing a course, or just making out new programs, we may depend upon Mr. Lathrop, our registrar, to give us the advice we need. MR. SHIPP To his many duties in guidance and curriculum, our vice principal brings dependable execution and a dash of that personal touch. MR. DENT In his first year as dean of boys, Mr. Dent put over many successful Boys' League activities. His technical crew has provided a whole year of classroom programs through movies and transcriptions. Because he makes himself one of them, Mr, Dent is a favorite of all the boys. AT' , J FREDERIC SHIPP K Vice-principal X 13 CECILIA O'NEll. Dean of Girls JAMES DENT Dean of Boys 'Wilnuqsm . V ,.., ENGLISH MISS BLAUER MRS. DEMPSEY MISS HAMM MRS. MADERIS MISS MALOVOS MISS MILLS MISS OGIER MRS. OLNEY MISS PHELPS MISS PITCHER MISS PYE MRS. ROBERTS MISS ROUNDS MISS TRUSSELL MRS. C. WOOD MISS G. WOOD MISS R. WOOD MATHEMATICS MR. ALLISON MR. HOGAN MISS NICOLSON MISS O'LOUGHLIN MRS. RAMSAY MUSIC MISS CARLSON MRS. WILLIS MR. JENKINS MISS KIMBALL MR. GLASSON MISS RIPLEY MR. EBERHART MR. DENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS ARBAUGH MR. ARNOLD MISS KOTSCH MR. MARTIN MISS MCLEOD MR. WILLIAMS MISS WINTER SCIENCE MISS BARKER MR. CUNNINGHAM MR. DENT MISS FAUOUET MISS HILL MISS ITA MISS JUDKINS MR, MCDANIEL MR. SHREVE DR. SMITH MR. STONE MR. THRELFALL MR. WOODS LANGUAGE MISS CONDIT MISS DeWIT MISS DONOVAN MISS DUIGNAN MISS I-IAND MISS OTTERMAN MR. TACCONI SOCIAL SCIENCE MRS. BIGLAND MISS BRUCH MISS CARROLL MISS CLEVELAND MR. DORR DR. GEORGE MISS GILLAN MISS JOHNSON MR. JEFFERSON MISS MOORE MR. SCHARTZ MISS SLOANE MISS E. WOOD SECRETARIES MISS ROOSE MRS. GOMEZ MISS BRUNO MRS. BEAL MISS REIFF MRS. CRONEY ART MRS. EMERY MISS RICHARDS MISS SIMPSON MR. TEXEIRA SHOP MR. MILLER MISS BRUCH MISS ROOSE ' FACULTY PLAY MISS HILL FACULTY PLAY MRS. WILLIS COMMERCIAL MISS BURKS MR. COLOMBAT MR. EBERHART MR. GLASSON MISS GODFREY MISS GRUBE MR. HACKMAN MRS. HALL MR. HOWARD MR. KENNEDY MISS KIDDER MR. LUND MR. MORK MISS PARKS MR. PRATT MRS. WARREN MRS. WILLIAMS MISS WRIGHT HOME ECONOMICS MISS BISHOP MRS. GRUNDELL MRS. MALLETT MISS ZOFFMAN COUNSELORS MISS REIFF MISS BARKER MR. JEFFERSON MISS RIPLEY MISS BRUCH MR. THRELFALL MISS KIMBALL 13 'r :151 11 ,, Q., V -,.,.r ' .f,',' 1' I' K: . , '. 'l . 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High schooi is oniy the yyiii aceonnpiish. every boy hide to the 'things he 16 Y-S52 nf. , ' '-.QL W, '3f'.,. A .,..A ,lv IQ M3 San Kose High Schooi student in the i ioothaii so oriio e, a h en nonyrnou. ART started his career as a X w oh r he h d his first taste oi rea . h e sy s. oi '37 when, as a o Erorn that time iorwsrd iliiianx and the gridiron ave We hnd hini shining not oniy as an athietic hero 'out aiso as a statesman when, aiter presiding over his registration ciass severai times, he crowned his giory with s successiui terrn as Spring Student Body Yresident, as ' ' therri in his stride. surning his rnsn-,1 duties and executing S , pl' I , :ff m 551-fill' fx s r d A 'i17'1TE'.Zij'.- J ,avg-. '- .'. I .N Vx if LRE? T' ' K. 5 'LQ ' 1' ' AE., ,agar 3. f7 , X ART d E V in KI 'rd .ga , 5 L 'iaii BUUS HUD GIRLS LEHGUE BUD ROBERTS FALL COMMISSIONER BOYS' LEAGUE DOROTHY MALECH FALL COMMISSIONER GIRLS' LEAGUE BETTE WERNER SPRING COMMISSIONER GIRLS' LEAGUE SAM ALAIMO SPRING COMMISSIONER BOYS' LEAGUE GIRLS, LEAGUE CABINET GIRLS, LEAGUE FASHION SHOW BOYS LEAGUE MEETING IN THE QUAD BOYS' LEAGUE BONFIRE AT NIGHT RALLY Because they touch each and every stu' dent in San jose High School, the Boys' and Girls' Leagues are the largest organizations in the school. Because they represent so many students, they carry on a great num' ber of varied activities. The Girls' League holds a Big and Little Sister Party for the sophomore girls, a Jinx for the juniors, and a Tea for the seniors. Another annual alfair is their Fashion Show. The Boys' League invites guestfspeakers to their meetings, and have plans for a student Smoker. This year the League put on a very successful night rally. Girls' League Officers were, Fall: presif dent, Dorothy Malechg vicefpresident, Bette Werner, secretary, Nadine johns, treasurer, jane Walker. Spring: president, Bette Werf ner, vicefpresident Audrey Backenstoe, Secretary, Jeanne Fischer, Treasurer, Joyce Walker. Boys' League officers were, Fall: presif dent, Bud Roberts, vicefpresident, Lou Collag secretaryftreasurer, Mike Giammoni. Spring: president, Sam Alaimog vicefpresif dent, Don Butcherg secretary, Mike Mar' golatig treasurer, Roland Helstrom. DUANE HEATH FALL COMMISSIONER GENERAL ACTIVITIES JANE GLASSON FALL COMMISSIONER PUBLICATIONS say? A ll I 1 C ' PUBLICHTIUHS ll GEHEHHL HCTIVITIES PM A Ez PEARCE DAVIES SPRING CCJMMISSIONERGENERAL ACTIVITIES DEAN THOMPSON SPRING COMMISSIONER PUBLICATIONS YE OLDE PRINT SHOP BEATING THE DEADLINE SWING IT THE MAESTRO Realizing the need for publication repref sentation on the council, the student body now elects a commissioner of publications. Besides representing the Herald and Bell in council meetings, the commissioner is chair' man of the Publications committee which passes on the editorial and financial policies of both publications. Publication activities included attendance ata number of conferences, foremost of which was tlze annual three day meeting held at the University of California. Looking after the interests of three varied, but nevertheless important departments, the Commissioner of General Activities finds enough work to keep himself busy. Debate, music and drama are represented by this commissioner. Debate and music awards are presented to students entering into these activities. Embryonic actors and actresses are honored by election to the honorary drama society, Mask and Scroll. Not direct- ly connected with student government, but doing valuable work was the Lip Reading Class under the direction of Mrs. Lillian Dorsey of the Departnent of Vocational Rehabilitation. lwvg X QM 19 mms il . is BARBARA MAAS FALL COMMISSIONER GIRLS' FINANCE JIM NEILSON FALL COMMISSIONER BOYS' FINANCE BOB STATON SPRING COMMISSIONER BOYS' FINANCE JEAN KUMLE SPRING COMMISSIONER GIRLSY FINANCE HEADQUARTERS - THE BANK THE ACCOUNT IS EXACTLY - JIM NEILSON AT TI-IE CONTROLS Working in close conjunction with Mr. Glasson, financial advisor, the finance com' missioners each semester prepare a school budget. They are also closely connected with the finances of the athletic department. Yes-they're the Ones who punch your tickets at the games and dances. Located in the East Wing, the Bank is High's Wall Street. Here it is that all school financial matters are handled. Man' aged by older students under the direction of Mr. Glasson and Mr. Howard, its door each June becomes the Mecca of checking' out students. x Bank oflicers were, fall: president, Mr. Glassong vicefpresident, Marty Taylor, secretaries to Mr. Glasson, Miller, March, Piety, Saviog treasurer, Stanley Miller. For the spring: president, Mr. Glassong vicefpresident, John Clark, secretary to Mr. Glasson, Lorraine Miller, treasurer, Herbert Grand. JO SCALLETTA FALL COMMISSIONER GIRLS' ATHLETICS MARTY TAYLOR FALL COMMISSIONER BOYS' ATHLETICS ABEL RODRIQUES SPRING COMMISSIONER BOYS' ATHLETICS MARTHA MULLER SPRING COMMISSIONER GIRLS' ATHLETICS BADMINTON - A GIRLS' ATHLETIC ACTIVITY BASEBALL - TYPICAL OF A BOYS' ATHLETIC ACTIVITY THE HEROES - THE TEAM CAPTAINS Representing the athletic interest in San jose High School, the athletic commissioners aid the coaches in their relations with the student body. While interfscholastic events hold most of the students' interest, there is also a great deal of enthusiasm in interfclass games. San Jose isa member of the Peninsula Athletic League and plays most of its games with members Of the league. Block NS. jfs are annually awarded to those students who have Secured the mini' Inum number of points in their respective sports. Displaying unusual skill in their work, this year's managers are certainly deserving of appreciation. Managers for the year were: Girls': Dolittle, Suppiger, Keast, Scudero, Lico, Kawakami, Monigue, jolif may, D'Anna. BOys': Greenley, Mineta, Lordge, Crema, Gunn, A. Sota, Clark. -,.., f' I .Ii Q 1. la .ii ' ws: Ir., . . ,, J! Q I is 1 .. Miami MARK KENNEDY Fall Presidenf WWW gmulu MARTY TAYLOR Spring Presideni' If EALL LOWER ASSEMBLY J' XL' SPRING LOWER ASSEMBLY wg MISS BARBARA BRUCI-I V Club Counselor HB CLUB PRESIDENTS MOTION PICTURE CREW 23 ELHESLE + ELHESW gm ' ' MM +L- l . i 3 ll! 2 I A JACK BARITEAU President l RAY STEWART Vice-President Ap C5 RPXKE E D BJYQVY K, w imma. f , the fall seniors not as convicts but as exhi tors of a new type of senior garb. We ne see them trying to coordinate limb with li at the Sutro's ice rink. Their following an pearance shows them lending their tale toward their hilarious talent show, and final we see them bidding adieu, which Jack, B and Ennis did so aptly. With black and white stripes we introdu , 'l rr n o SBURY Q NN 'bCUx!YEeaSU'er N5 EORGE Agxjvms Seffaeanig 26 DO Secfelalxl CH RQT YN CALWNS BU asuf ef QD Wo Dome- 9l'Oll?NmS Serfieanl-a Saving on precious morning time, the spring senior boys began their last term by sporting pajama tops on an eventful Friday. The class furnished color day with a splash of true enthusiasm. Living up to its famous spirit, it enjoyed its traditional picnic and presented a super talent show. With this in its favor it left on June 17. KENNETH TAIX Pre-sidenl ED ROBERTS Vice Preslclenr 7 Y 'W SEHIURS i n X ' X F' Y! 2 ,..,.: , m . , L ig 'V..Em . NK M 75, ,. M '-:aff f.. ,X agp'- 4 we iam 13 -b ' ' E5 5: ' Z ,Qu Qljjg . ' ' ' ' ':j'2??':!sI.'-fb A . - . , ji: I W 3 zqn ., A sh .:,E:EsE :I ,. lg ,,.-. f 2 . 1 'iff' Q4 -V M 5 ,-.A 1 - '? I . ,f,: ' f i 9 qu- -,:a . - A 1- 5 ik mn t En mmm Q, .arm Ng' an g 1' hu- G1 -P 1 as -,,- 'f 1 M W 9 '.,. I 2 Z f '2 5 . .,., A ' i 1 1 -v':'. Hg ff. , Anl- -V ' .. t : ,.,.. . it ' ,L':' . H 5 .rf A,,, ,A,, . A,.2, f .,QQ-' I --'Q ' -' . M Allb. H .I A W W F Sf :.' ' 1 Saw ,,'A .:,.A. A ,.:,,,.. A ' ' V.-1, Hg, 'S' s ,-'- - . ' 5 -EI , - s :.. 1 2 13 W - ' , .... , - I .--- -. Q .A b ':b' E z --V.. . Q , .... 'tif-.if P. 1 ,.,, , We -Z 'VV' .2 ,,'. 35 - T557 : Q1 if .. ..' 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RUTH WEBER MARJORIE WRIGHT ROBERTA WHITE PATSY ZAVATTERO ZITELLI ROBERT ANOLA WILLIAM WOOD WILL WI-IITMIRE LE ROY LONNIE WILLIAM WALL WONG WALKER A EILEEN IREN TOSI-II WILLIAMS WAL YANO LOUIS I- VERNON ROEN M J ARD a ' YES VICTO HAROLD PETERSO ASI-IE MARIAN HOPPE BETTE WERNER MURRAY WAGENE O ADA UME ARNOLD JOHN WOLDHAGEN WIENS IEANNE RUTH WRIGHT WYEMURA MICHIKO YAMAMOTO SAM SERR VITALE IK T r YA 'I ' RVEY JO ' O OI E E L ' RY PEARCE DAVIES A SHIRLEE CHELBAY BETTY JO HARRIS GLEN HART 54 JANE FLESHER JEAN FISCHER DOROTHY TAYLOR ROGER HELSTROM CLARA HASEN MARK KENNEDY Working individually in the fields of music, drama, publications, and sports, and working together to put over a sucf cessful Junior Prom, this year's Juniors proved that lowerclassmen can do things. Their enthusiastic participation in school life forecasts a banner senior year. VERNA GREENFIELD CHARLENE HALL AUDRE MARCUS JIM BESSONI BOB MCCORMICK JACK ZINGHAM gr is Q li ' L MW!! 55 M 'N ,ffl ,Y ' l . f ' i , . l ANTHONY SOTO BETTY LENNON JOE JULIANO PM QOOXON EARL R99 PM QHDIJHITIHDIQ Without a doubt the most active sophomore class in many years, this year's class really went places. Working together in groups and as a combined class, they held numerous meetings both at school and at the Civic Audi' torium. Their annual Sophomore Hop was held May 17. Mary Hooton and Earl Tiernan were Fall and Spring Sophomore Assembly Presidents respectively. f fail? 11 15 'if 1, if-X -V. 3 N 1 Xa xl R9 XNXPX M H405 me sw EM M Q. . .1 w 1. fm'-.'.:n :w?f'2fgLT -S 'Q :ZH - .. af ' f fl I-IORRORS! 60 TAIX-BELIEVE IT OR NOT PKGRUNTLED HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME JUST KIDS UH HUH RIGHT THIS WAY OH HONEY SQLJAWK ALL RIGHT GANG LET'S HIT IT 61 WHOSE WATCHING THE GAME? HELLO! 62 TRI-BAR SERVING UP ARE YOU TELLING ME THE GREAT MARCH L az THE MASSES THE SLAUGI-TTER ff GETTIN' READY LOOKS HORSEY TO ME In M! SOME ONE'S HAPPN' w? , HUlVIWS+HUlVMS+ I XX BOB WILLIAMS EARL POYTRESS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Outstanding chapter 263-minimum limit IO honor points-Fall presif dent, Williams4Spring president, Poytress-Advisors, Moore, Carroll Members: Arthur, Bachrodt, Bealer, Berry, Bombardiere, Cappa Castleman, Chelbay, Collins, Capponi, Cornett, Cortese, Cunningham Curry, Curtis, DeCola, DeMeza, DeWolf, Donnelly, Ennis, Eyerly Falco, Farrell, Forsyth, Fox, Fugi, Fussell, Garris, Glasson, Greer, C Hall, M. Hall, Hasen, Heath, Helstrom, Herber, Hinchman, Kay, Kawaf hara, Kennedy, Kilgore, Kinaga, Kitazawa, Knapp, Knight, Larson Lewis, Lovaglia, Marcus, Mathis, Miller, Mintz, Monogue, Mosley, Pate Peabody, Piazza, Plummer, Poytress, Regan, Ross, Ryan, Saunders, Savio Sota, Sokaguche, Suppiger, Taix, Terry, Thomas, Todd, Tudder, Van' Every, Whithaer, White, Will, Williams, Wright, Yamada, Yoshira 3 BURQH QALKINS fi f KENNY wx f X'.Af. ,A ' ' 5' ... CROWN AND SHIELD Outstanding boys awarded meinhership--Christmas Reunion Dinner- Fall president, Calkins-Spring president, Taix. Members: Ahhott, Arthur, Bariteau, Calkins, Dodson, Creenly, Hasen, Hawkins, Heath, Lordge, Maddux, Mathewsoii, Neilson, Nichol' son, Roberts, Spotswood, Staton, C. Stewart, R. Stewart, Straight, Taix, Taylor, VanEvery, Willianis, Akazuki, Berry, Boitano, Clark, Helstrom, Fujii, Grand, Mathis, Miller, Neilson, Poytress, Rihisi, Sakaguchi Stewart, Thompson. HELEN I-IACKMAN A - L nj L JANE ELLEN CURRY N xii ' TORCH AND LAUREL Outstanding events-gala Christmas Season-reunion dinner highlight- gay midfwinter party-effective fashion tea-Fall president, Hackman- Spring president, Curry. Members: Agnew, Bachrodt, Castleman, Curry, DeWolf, Emig Eyerly, Fuller, Garris, Glasson, Hackman, Hall, Helps, Huntly, Ichishita johns, Johnson, Kay, Kilgore, Kitazawa, Maiusfiels, Midwinter, Moech Honogue, Muiidell, Narducci, Ross, Suppiger, Terry Thomas, Veglia Wright, Barcelona, Berry, Bocchio, Boone, L. Brown, P. Brown, Cleary DeMeza, Doolittle, Doyle, Eckstrom, Ennis, Falco, Fox, Hardcastle Hinchman, Kawakami, Knight, McBride, McCord, Narducci, Peabody Piety, Shaw. IHHSH HHIJ SCHULL MARLYS JEAN EDWARDS MASK AND SCROLL Active dramatic honor society-wellfdepictecl play readings-private and puhlicfmemhership awarded for service to dramatic arti president, Edwards. Memlders: Campbell, Cunningham, Edwards, Fine, Frazer, Heath, Kinney, Moeck, Neilson, Roberts, Vincent, Willianis, Castlcnian, Shaw, Harley, Berry, Macintosh, Dean, D'Anna, Centodocati, Drake, Fischer, Wliittaker, Saunders, Bowers. 69 PUBL ICATIONS N INETEEN FCRTY lvllSS OGlER, Herald Advisor MRS. lvl!'xDERlS, Bell Advisor Editor GEORGE HASEN GEORGE HASEN .,.,. BURCH CALKINS . ,,,.. VIRGINIA HARLEY ..... JEANE FISCHER .. .. CHARLENE HALL ...,.. DON LEWIS ............,... SHIRLEE CHELBAY ....... MARTIN BRITTAN ....... DOROTHY SUPPIGER ., AUDRE MARCUS .,,..,.. JEANNE VJRIGHT .,....LL, MARION DEWOLE ..... MARIE CENTODOCATTI FRANKLIN MIEULI ,.,.. BOB ARTHUR ............, BOOTS SPAULDING ..,., JANE CHAMPION ,...... SADIE GOVIER .......LL,.. FLORENCE EMIC. .......... .... JEANNE HINCHMAN ....... MAXINE BLUM ...,....... PAT DOYLE .,.,...... CLARA HASEN ........ DORAN NEILSON ....... NORMA NORRIS ,IL...,.. MAURICE BURTON ..... Editor Business Manager ........Associate Editor Junior ......junior junior .......Assistant Art ..........,,,Exchange , ..............,....... Music .........Assistant Music ........Assistant Boys' Assistant Boys ,,,.............Girls Assistant Girls' Q 1 Drama S ports Sports Sports Sports Sports Senior Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Spring Senior Editors .......W.............Feature Editor ......Assistant Feature Editor Photographer Assistant Business Managers Business Manager BURCH CALKINS ,-' I I1 -I v ' X 'E . +55 'F It V E . A 'L' If A -: A v ' . ABEII SIHFI VIRGINIA HARLEY FRANKLIN MIEULI JEANNE EISCHER SHIRLEE CHELBAY CHARLENE HALL NORMA NORRIS CLARA HASEN AUDRE MARCUS PAT DOYLE JEANNE HINCHMAN MAURICE BURTON JEANNE WRIGHT MARION DeWOLF JANE CHAMPION SADIE GOVIER N LEWIS DOROTHY SUPPIGER MARTIN BRITTAN DORAN NEILSEN BEN SPAULDIN6 BOB ARTHUR 9 don t qilote me, . f Q' E . xi ' E i 455' churn- ---- ,fl 5 Y ,,' , E I By Janie Glasson f ' - -1 F 5 Q SPEAKING FOR OURSELVESI ' of Il was wundcrhil! Most Ev jnmnzilists who wirivi-iilioii at lisfuli keeping clouds this citing times ing to forgot ,J 011111 S Pmbably the ment of the when our own was zinnounced :sports writing Liful lmpliy and mi display in Ling Rogvi ls story Wag f1'Ull1 uiilries of junior college i minus ' y ou ., ' MAN milfs flag Wag the slam- of EN MACK ,It was thub! ' f i Q l ' Dun't be surprisccl if HEL yall E660 , 21 plecedlflg Qecms a whole lot better Q 'U il MD yt Umm: ' A ' ,.,iruc'c. ii' ' 'to a wurscl as alll of us came back :fun hlwi C 9? . E Y . . V . ie had ui i'exinlul.1onai'y ideas abuul Joi nalism. We might suggest 1'i'21Clll'S take si chance ai lhc miliuwiuls ai once over, L tlxc Daily Californian has . I'L'Il'l2i1'kZll3lG cciiim' who ga smnc valuable inforrnalion ci iuiriul policy and writing, 1 with nllicr things, nonths. ispital 's ago if bc- lfisc find 4 ill- We heard sevczral outstanci tc, figures in the noblest of all p. ferssicmsf' amcmg llicm Mr. Ra ,Q moncl Lawrence and Albion R05 Mr. Lawrence, columnist and ec M. . ,,,,.h 3- ilurizil writer for the Oaklam qw, hc, 'l'i'ibune told us a few aspects oi I ASSON pxmpzigaiidzx and censorship in the JANXE Gxkdaifor iq, pruscnt war. lied. at 3 SE-,nn9 M no Wm Ho said an American rcportei-ibn mpg X maid for his inte,-, Wfls trying lm get ghpld of Sgmelcst in student body activities and ul the pamphletswitn which the ?l1iQ xvillincrvviivi- 4-A ,m,.,,.M.,..m 1 mb- u KP' J YSAN .msc men scnooi. Bells Pop l a Presentatioi ,urleyg Show Highlights ' Noon Prograni Popping firccrackers and ring ing bells noisily announced th . beginning of last Wednesdziyf lnccn rally in liaise quad. advertism 'lBcl.lz-a-poppin? the fun sling To be given at the Rnosovmlt And V itorium tciniglit. Paul Ilightnwer, master nficcxgci monies, announced the purpose coil the rally and told the studentg 'Urn his , ithzit ilicy could purchase tliiiii tickets for the Bell show in l-bfi' ipenter of thc quad. K Dorothy Tziylm' led sevextall ' yells, among ilicm an appropriat- ziclaplalicin of the Suzy-Q. f Suzy-Q and truck on down iBellz-afpoppiif. Le-Vg go' t giciwnfw ,. Roger Hclstrom road part oi 1 Pods Bells during thc prograni i ringing 51 lmgc- ln-ll when he spoksl f of thc melancholy menace nl their tone, A sisicr act was rendered by Josephine and Peggy O'Brien. Swim danced a hula. f , Accompanied by Bob Berry'0r1' llic piano, Norma Norris sang It's 1 Jose High 'omptu per- 'ally closed ifBeIlz-zi- and re- cents. ' ,. i ,,.. mg? 5, ..,.... - , - ' ,.,ii, i A ROGER HELSTROM MAXINE BLUM HELEN KIDD mm Associale Edilor Asst Business Manager Reporler Anoiner exciting event was ilu: I Km. tm? CQLU' 5' C' track mimi ul which ' medal and a trophy back to Sain all the delegates were admitted Jose High mimi. Winning first fur free We saw the Bears eil 1 - 'A t -t- t LUCILLE ROSE Feafure Eclifor gg r llxcl ULIB KJ! LIICIII VVLJL K. Taking its cue from the Yang? demic background of the ity, the convention was conducliiil ..QlL..,c-, .iw .,4,.i.+., rr-..p,4f...0f P me in 3 590115 iwrf Q25 397155 las a College of Publications. I f ' W , A ' , -' D P ' l Your Hero Will 1 l V Show His Charm A .. l In Toniglxfs Show l :n.fuQD. FRUJAY, APRIL 26. 1940 NUMBER 11 nad Rall 1 of Bellz-a-popp I l Beauty ie agility, thv heroes will display ' DICK charzns at Beliz- l Fifi' 8ugineAB8OTT variety show lu 1 S5 Mana sented by the Bell stuff lu- g ! in the Roosevell Auditor- nw 1 'lrming ladies compos- l 'lwrax Dora Sextette will ze spectacular Can-can. l shly kicking slim, silken- gs and flouncing multi- E skirts, the dancers will their many talents tu the X lf U10 m'chestra's rendition rollicking 'iTa-ra-ra-boomp S aring the perky hats and f skirts of the 'fgay nineties Al Lung, wrestler, Roland Strom. football player, Sam limo. basketball captain, Clay S JOE G if' Um. fxmmall, Bill Diffcn- - R I ,ugly polo vaulter, and Art pnng BUSMSQENLEY r liillam, track man. Manager K Leis Glamorize Boys 5 ' Pictured above frmn left to right are Hilo Hattie ,,.. .gui Grass Skirts and Hawaiian 195 Bob Cipperly. Mark Kennedy, Bill Tinlingyand Url Rnherts wlmlwlll fUY'llH1' glilmmfizfu Ulf, Ul- Lhave 'I l l'lx i -Y. .....-, ....h P hu at S' Senn ,gg Q if lg md xx 5 gt- a numbu A K W s,,C,..3 MYRA HARDCASTLE CLARA HASEN FLOYD REZOWALLI VIRGINIA Keesunc-3 Kaufman an Associaie Edifor News Edifor Sporfs Editor Exchange Edifor zbe presehleu M, mu W. l..l :. ,, .... hecause OI the RACK Gi Spaceiwgwu UA WL, ,UUE mum-Us ul an lin the Roosevelt Auclitnrmnm on in uw mst issue of me Hcraldhfnrxoralzll scmw, The quartet, sing' .the Hft9Vm m Qf May 9 and th? lho reniaining names of the str? ling' 'kCll5ll21fUWN'l mid OH 8 Chi- levcning of May lO.' dems on the honor mnare usted Q ness llunvynuoonff in clu cl es K- The story deals with UW P110b'fbQ1,,W.A l gffearcc Davies. Tong Britton, Carl . - 0 '.l, L, 1.-A - l1'N5....x'Af ,I Yxkki P4 ...4 l l oHsHnlzHHuns Q ff' Q4 X B563 zolllvi 1 2 . ' n ,ll -...mwx-wk f.,,-..-- 'QV COMMERCIAL CLUB PRESIDENT-KENNETH MADDUX COMMERCIAL CLUB POLICE CLUB PRESIDENT-AL I-IALLER 76 UHGHHIZHTIUHS F I , ...Rai , I , LIBRARY STAFF Uff I' ' FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS CLUB 1 - PRESIDENT, BETTY CULBERTSCN DANCE COMMITTEE .... - CHAIRMAN, BILL STEWART 77 CMI IIIIGIIIIIZIIIIIIIIS 78 CHESS CLUB - - PRESIDENT JIM BESSONI PAN-AMERICAN CLUB - - PRESIDENT BETTY I-IUNT GIRLS'I-IIKING CLUB - - PRESIDENT BETTE STARKELL LATIN CLUB - A - PRESIDENT LYNN I-IUNWICK AIRPLANE MODELS CLUB PRESIDENTS JERALD WOLFRAM KARL I-IAZELTINE WI iwfww. UHGHIIIZHIIUIIS ,b..fs,,4 BOOK LOVERS CLUB - - PRESIDENT EILEEN EDDY DEBATE CLUB - - PRESIDENT JANE ELLEN CURRY BOYS' HIKING CLUB A - PRESIDENT ALBERT MAI-IER DRAMACRAET CLUB - - PRESIDENT DUANE I-IEATI-I JAPANESE STUDENT CLUB PRESIDENT JIMMIE SAKAGUCI-II 79 UHGHHIZHTIUHS T 1 DEPOSITORY STAFF OFFICE STAFF BANK STAFF ww T swap I T IIHIIHIIIZIIIIIIIIS l +11 PRESS CLUB ----- PRESIDENT, ROGER I-IELSTROM FUTURE ENGINEERS CLUB - - PRESIDENT, ALVIN VAN EVERY TRI-BAR SERVICE CLUB - - PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN MIEULI 81 I I ARCI-IERY CLUB - TRAVEL CLUB - SCIENCE CLUB - GIRLS' I-IIKING CLUB KI-IU FU--I-II-Y - IHBQW 1 I IIHGHIIIZHIIIIIIS NARCOTIC CLUB - - PRESIDENT MARIAN SMITI-I PHOTO ART CLUB SKI CLUB - PRESIDENT JACK ALDRICI-I AGRICULTURE CLUB - - PRESIDENT GEORGE YADA RADIO CLUB - PRESIDENT LAURO RICALZONE UHCHESTHH Hllll BHHD 4 . , ,-'SR Q nf 1 ' f l X , JL, R :All 'Qi CRCHESTRA Thirtyfeight piece reg. orchestra-What matter the tone? the tune's U. Kr Gigantic Festival entreats- -f-- one of seven participants--Senior play gives call f-Director Kelly in clmargge- H BAND Fortyfeight piece lwnd- mitl flying colors and booming Clruins--'W Vv'hm floesift, love Ql pai1'z1de?- lnarclu through city streets-P lor snfrlmll assofialionf join Mlisini El ' Kelly in sglmrge - araclc cur-.itom Festival' --Director S4 mms' mm ann sums' mfs GIRLS' TRIO Highlight Girls' League meetings-Adcock, Vwfelhoru, Vxfcst compose triumviratc-Clark accompanist. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ' '1 hours-divcrsion from study and worry. Many happy smgu g S5 FUUH SCUHESHHD BUUS' GLEE ,pw FOUR SCORE Buys zum' scnszltimm ut Scuim' Talent Showf fthrill audiences at Studcnt Body dnrmrvs enliven llSSCI11lWIfk'S fillll' vocal artists' -Dalvics, Dimcif, I.,fl1L'S, Srutt. HK EYSX llllflf lfll IB XV1 l ' me vlmcty wl' wunggs llhlktl idlc lwmlrs plcasant - 86 i DUUBLE UUHRTET HND HCHPPELLH fffgffgp MlliiC Educators' National 1 k Dwlis, FOUR SCORES Cook books HIIZIIICC trip to Los Angclcsf t Co11lK'1'vm7c altlrsmcls aspiring group.-7 Adcock, Britton, Car, . l3irnvH4, FLI,fI'CI1fILl, llny, Inncs, Johnson, Linus, Scott, IV1cC:1y, Nfcng, Rural, Vxfcllvorn, Vxfcfel. ' H' mlnrisr x:urvifC'5- on-' ol' A LlfXI'I'Fl,l,A Clit NR 517-try four' IT1tfIlMIiI'lll9 voir.-'Q' ,i1wspi1A1n'1y1 Fastu nine in tllllllhll L,jl'lUil' Ifcstlxull tx-lulsllc f,1IlIlSllLlLl.lb tmollvlgg. 87 lUHHl H LIFE YVHAT A LIFE First annual allfstudent body play-principals oilice scene of minor misdemeanor causes startlin ' Miss Alia H action- : g predicaments-f-undo ' ' ll amm. Cast included fo ' r supervision of Berry, Brown, Castleman, Cook, Cuff ro, D Anna, Dean, Doyle, Gum, Harley, Hf Reynolds, Roberts P I ' Cath, Hernandez, Mclntosh, , .ogcis, Shaw, Taylor, Wcriaor. C0 SPRING SEHIUH PLHU 'QW I lw 'home QTAGE DOOR Largo cast hzlndlcs diilicult play ulwlyf fstory of Footlighfs Q ll - ol' aspiring zlctrcsscs of one who forsakes thc famc of thc CiIlClN2l for thc glory of thc stage cast -DcW1wlf, Castlc111z111, Patricks, Patrick, Shaw, Mk'Qlll2l,llLIh, H2lYlLxy', Edwards, Bocchino, W1'r111?1', SCEICHITI, Hinchf lllilll, W2llk4Il', I l1'11ly, Doyle, Wright, Berry, l'iCI'llklI'lC1Cfl, Day, Pr21v:l11'11LlI U:11il'11'odt, Alamo, Fmzeir, Brown, Strvcnsou, Maclntoslm, Hcath, 'Tholnp Son, Bifl1'CPl0I1A,, Vkffllkcr, Rofyrrs, Malcmw, XVz1llf ShUXViilgf .1s .1lw.1ys NHL ' AI1. Hamm 5 111111 Hill SEHIUH PLHU H -W GROWING PAINS Hilarious comedy of adolessence--contribution of Senior Class of Februf ary '40-big successfclepicts youth between awkward age and seventeen. Cast included-Anderson, Bariteau, Drake, Dykman, Emig, Frazer, Kelly, Kymer, Mczeck, Mosher, Nielson, Roberts, Staton, Stewart, W'illiams. so ' L i SHHHESPEHHE PLHU TAMING OF THE SHREW ' amusing drama-nTaming of the Shrewwfcancelled because ' ' ' ities-Miss Hamm hopes to present shortened ' P' h Mintz, DWAIIIIZX, D. Miller Covd, Covell. Always of full schedule of dctlv versionfstar castfCentodocat1, Heat , Walker, Juliano, Marcus, Dean, Edwards, Roberts, I EPUWE+EPUW2+EPUHTE+ F W 1 x - 4 4 ' f - 1 .,'-If 1 A-gz. - .. I SPUHTS HIGHLIGHTS I I I S Looking back on the athletic events of the year, remember-- FOOTBALL -San Jose's victory over a powerful Viking team-Ernie Mills choice as allfP. A. L tackle--that big night rally. BASKETBALL -The Bulldog varsity capturing the P. A. L. for the first time in seventeen years-their triumph over the University of Santa Clara frosh-those thrilling overtime games with e with Half Nloon Bay Rookie Culps last minute shot that won Paly-that last gain the Paly game. TRACK -Kenny Taix's double victory in the P. A. L.-the breaking of the 120 pound record in the 100 and 220 by Ribisi-- TfBone Akizuki's mighty leap breaking the 120 pound record-Kenny's consistent 10 flat running--that champion 120 relay team. BASEBALL -that llfinning game with Sequoia when we finally won 6f5-the time our fellows barely beat Paly-Tony Lamarra's swell hitting-Hal Lowe's one-hitter-transfer Boc Eontaine's sensational hitting and pitching- WATER SPQRTS -The Bulldogs victory over an over-confident Paly squad-Tommy Britton's first in P. A. L. backstroke race-our fellows beating Paly in the varsity relay race. WRESTLING -Its first year as a P. A .L. sport our fellows extending their four year win streak ' ' d Hart's fine wrestling- without defeat-DeLucas , Longs , an 94 'If San jose High School Varsity football team had a highly successful season ending runner-up in the P. A. L. pennant racc. After a slow start, dropping the first two games, one of which was a practice game at Berkeley, the Bulldogs hit their stride hy finishing the League campaigns without .1 further defeat. They were held scoreless by Burlingame, the League champions. Captain Hawkins, Long, and Hart, guards, Fuentes, Mills, and Stewart, tackles, Killam and Blume, ends, and Buickerood FUUTBHLL and Holiday alternating at center, made up the forward wall of the Bulldog eleven. Spottswood, hy far the tops in the League from the standpoint of field general ship, and Higgins, Hamlin, Gorham, Scaletta, Roberts, Kennedy, and Drcssler made up the hackfield. S ff? 2 3 E E N 225 S X 53 39 E rg? Q I Q 4 ,,fQ 1 A , , v g,1 i17342S'5 w ill gi? E Q SPOTTSWOOD SCALETTA HAMLIN KENNEDY DRESSLER STEWART PIERSON FUENTES Suwmlnffwv TB H u V aww'- ' K Q. .ann ... K 'W ROBERTS KII LAM BUICKFRCJFJU l lI6C5IfX 1S GORHAM HCJLLIUAY MILLS LONG V7 BHSHETBHLL-VHHSITU 'Q 9195 QQ' Q :GE if QQ' 'A 00 s ,.,. 1 The basketball tcanis were very successful this year. The 110 pound tu.u'n 1'Ctll111CCl its If A. L, title while: thc Varsity captured their first Icaguc pennant in scvcntecn years. The end of the season fuund both thc 120 and thc 130 pound teams ncar thc top of the laddcr. Captain Sana Alianio lcd the unlimiteds through their .ugccssful suasun5 likuwisc did Wolig, Akizuki, and Slucc lead tht 1102, 1203, and 1302, rcspcctively. DQ, I . 4- HN!!! ca S?-Wf.'.fs QV kwa BHSHETBHH T ,iii I 30 POUND BASKETBALL 135 .5 V .. PE M ,K .mm-, ,,,,,V :us .. , Aa-Ti f... Q Y .- if 120 BASKETBALL 99' I IO POUND BASKETBALL Lilies sz ...saws .mam .F aww SIT! ri l OX. Q. Although San jose did not again make a clean sweep of the P. A. L. as it had done in the previous two years, it nevertheless left its mark on the annals of P. A. L. history. Rihisi and Akizuki led thc I20's to victory in the P. A, L. and N. C. S meets. Both hroke records 111 the dashes and hroadjump respectively, The relay team also set up 3. new record in winning its event. A Varsity Captain Kenny Taix won the 100 and 220 yard dashes in both the P. A. L. and N. C. S. meets, but injuries to key men kept the varsity from repeating the successes of previous years. 100 L l 'SN v. 1 THHCH I IO POUND TRACK I 20 POUND TRACK I 30 POUND TRACK 101 ' BHSEBHLL Q 9 VAR BALL SOPHOMORE BASEBALL For ilw lhirnl straight year, the Bulldog nine caipturenl the l'. A. L .i YJII. Lecl this ymr hy Lew Boitamo, San Jose won A majority of IIS iluityftive games By takmg live out ol seven league games, the team won the right to play in the O'Shau1iessey playoff, From here the mitsf mon went on to take the semiffmals from San Mateo and the champion' ship from Sequoia Fine playing hy Boitano, Passzmtino, Fouritaine, Stevvf nrt. Weliuer, and Lamarm coupled with the ine cofopcration of the rest of the team made this season a great season in Bulldog baseball SITY BASE history. 102 IEIIIIIS VARSITY TENNIS SOPHOIVIORE TENNIS Smashing, lohhing, driving, and serving, this yearls Bulldog team com pletctl a successful season. Although running up against the skill of teams from Salinas, Bellarmine, Sacred Heart, Burlingame, Palo Alto, San Mateo, and Sequoia High Schools, the team won twofthirds of their matches. The highlight of the tennis season came when Victor Morton and l'Dink Clark, after taking the P. A. L. doubles crown, went on to capture the Erst N. C. S. championship San Jose has held since 1926 Members of the team were Morton, Clark, Parnay, Payne, Vvlalkei Talle, Iw1eRcynolds, Moore. 103 ...M f W? gm' SWIMMING WATER POLO The swimming team led by captain Ed Rothwell, took second in the P. A. L. Tom Britton, hackstroke ace, captured the backstroke title while the four-man relay team, consisting of Davis, Hazeltine, Carpenter, and Kellner, also won their event. The water polo team took third in the P. A. L. this year. Led by captain Marty Taylor, the highlight of the season came when the Bull' dogs downed the mighty champions of Palo Alto. It was the only game the Vikings lost. elif l WRESTLING BLOCK S. J. VARSITY GOLF The wrestling team, ending its first year as a P. A. L. sport, again found the Bulldogs head and shoulders above any other aggregation in the Peninsula. The boys' Block S, J. this year was under the leadership of President Doug Spottswood. This group of Bulldog athletes sponsored student body dance, a skating party and, Ll concession for Color Day. The golf team, led by captain Anthony Soto, has had a progressive year. The team needed much rebuilding, for it suffered severe loses due to the fall graduation. GIRLS' SPUHTS 5 V.-1,-H-at HOCKEY LIFESAVING YLl1o P W Jackets nose out Muller's M H N we s M ' ugs fboach Arbaugh-manfv 6 r onogue, lung, VV111f1SCl1O1'. Throw, tow, row, gO'-SXVilTl1T1Cl'S achieve hono -C managers Su ' rs ouch Winter- pp1ger, Harworth, Irons. 106 mms' Spams Z , TENNIS BASKETBALL Three smashing tournamcnts---''XVimbleton'l- Davis Cup - For rest Hillsnffirst placcrs-M Ramblcrs f Thrcc ChCCfSql -M'LlO1lS.'-'A ' D--Conch KOfCll-1T1I111I1gCI'S Kcast, Falco, Howell. ' ' us- Mighty M011 Muirsu also ran- f Cl'S. hCl1I1ll611gC1S A'Straight Shooters' vxotorlo d-Lico, XVrjght, Fischer, manab 107 -Coach Mclco MQ 'Kanada W D I ll '1 , f I GIRLS' SPUHTS Turnout for volle la ll y a greatest in years---n' Margaret McLeod- gig me teams-coach, Miss managers, McAbee, Yuri, Kawakami, and Couse. Base on balls-strike out-foul ball-home run clout-eight teams- Coach Miss Mable Vsfintel'-managers Doolittle, Vill 108 asenor, and Taylor mms' SPUHTS BADMINTON TENNIS Watch that bird-txventyffive teamsfcoach, Miss Constance Arlaaugh affers Jolimay Jarrett and Lazer. man D 4 , , . ' ' -wf h Miss Hildreth Kotch-managers Sprmg tenmsetwelve teams ,oac , Scudero, Ryan, and Lewis. 4 109 GIIIIS' SPIIIIIS -s..,.,k GOLF - SWIMMING Head down -eye on hzilli pivot swing ---girls enthusiastic-M pro Duinm mzmzl,qers Wright, M. I. SingIetary, Wright. Three teams- Star Fishesfi Neptune Niftiesf' and Water Lillies -captains Fairchild, King and Kilgore respectiveIy-coaches-Arhaugh and Burmester-managers D'Auua, Iwiessiua, and Ca H rpenter. 110 UUH HDVERTISEHS On the following pages may be found the various Hrins that have advertised in the 1940 Bell. Their support has been instrumental in the finan- cial success of the yearbook. For thisf the Class of 1940 wishes to express its sincerest appreciation. ',' , l 5y'v1vvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvQ P P P P P P is P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P If P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 7 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV STUDENTS AND FRIENDS ' Among our assets we like to Count the only one thing that money cannot buy-YOUR GOOD WILL. And so with this page we extend tothe readers of THE BELL OUR BEST WISHES FOR THE COMING YEAR If aid College Specialized training in Business and Secretarial Courses for young men and women. 112 I-OI-G I 4 rcro I I 4 U2 U2 I 4 I 11.939 I I I - 4 2 ' tg 4Eg1,QIsAN1osE5 T5 D I 5 :mg HI 4 Iw 4 as D-I an I Is' :Za I 04 N I 2 4 I GI 4 701 I ? 4 QE :NI F114 I ,n 4 ..c fi I 06,0 4 I 2. 4 0-rf 4 I mga. H94 I V. 4 mg I wfV5 Z 4 I :gli I QELWCD I3O 4 I ZQOISW 'JU' I ' 4 I OD'-fb 4 I Z 4 I 252 '44 I U11 4 I --4D'f,,sIH 4 I Z 1 we Goff: ' I Viz 4 II0 Oglchrq 4 I 3, 4 IQSUJQ-o'g 4 I 'UC 4 IZ ECIP' 4 I 'U 4 SMH 1 I miem 4 IwI mm:-4 4 I mm 4 IJ, zz?-io 4 P Irwin 1 DFID ETS 4 :dw 4 Ir :o waz 4 4 0 Ibm :nw 4 I SDH' 4 Ixqz CLUSUJ 4 t X 1 :Um gl' 4 I QP 4 IU'-I tn QW 4 K., 4 0.1-I :sm 4 I C 4 Immlly 'UO' ' I wth 4 I -' BFE 4 I-4 O I 4 4 I Egg? I I mu 4 I .0 Q I P' 4 I mga? U34 I-V4 1 I FU' Wag 3,4 fn 4 rr 4 I 2553, Z4 IE' 4 I4 'MESH 4 I 3 4 I 55545164 Im 4 I EFZUJ 1 I L 4 I O80 U34 gr 4 I zp? l'1'14 1 I Q- 4 I 1 I' 4 I I Iw 4 IJKHEIINVHHD4 4 I 4 I I I 4 I 4 I 4 I 4 Seen at a Dance Qwith apologies to Chaueerj A snakye stude was prancynge onne ye floor Ryte smarte he swinge atte ye halle An yn hys armes an nyfte wenche he hore By gadde, she was a leulew, thatte and more. Miss Wiiiterz fto classj Raise your right foot. One student by mistake raises her left foot. Miss Wiiiterz fnoting mistakej Which student has hoth feet off the floor? Two husky young linemen were fixing wires near the home of a rather fussy elderly lady who ref ported them to headquarters for using had language. Wheii they were hauled up next day before the division boss, one of them gave the facts: Well, you see, it was this way: Harry was up a pole and I was following him up, and he dropped some hot lead down the hack of my neck, and I said to him: Harry you really ought to he a little more careful! He looked around to see if all was ready. It was. He gazed into strained tense faces, hut no one made a move to stop him. Suddenly he placed a short .38 revolver on a level with his temple, mumbled a few parting words, and pulled the trigger. Bang-and amid the cheers of the crowd four athletes sped down the track. VVTTVTVVTTVTTVVVVV77VVVVvvv777VVV7VWVVVV'vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvtvvvvvvvvvvvvvvq I GUNS 0 AMMUNITION 0 FISHING TACKLE E , ' 7 I F. 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She: Mr. jones' wife has hfteen hats this season and I only have two. lt's ridiculous! He: It sure is! What on earth do two women want with seventeen hats. Hubertznl heard your teacher fell down the stairs today. Tiger: Ssh! You fool! That isn't suppose to happen until tomorrow . VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV1 P V FEATURING YOUNG FASHIONS : B L u M ' s 3 ' AND QUALITY APPAREL P . . 1 p Farsi al' Foun'I'aln 4 I +I-,ru -I-0 Second FOR - MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN 1 114 VVVVV1 AAAA vvvvvvvv AAAAAAAAA VVvvvvvVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVvvvvvvvVYVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVQ 4ill!lYS0N9S UFASHION FAVORITES DRESSES 0 COATS 0 SUITS SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE 0 HOSIERY P 4 b 4 D 4 256 Soufh First Sireel Columbia I359 V777 AAA . . 4 , San Jose, California 4 P 4 MQLQLQQQQQLLLLLLQQQQQLQLLLLLLLQQLQQQQLQLLQQQQLLQLLLQLQQLQQQQLQLQQQLLLA I thought the car needed some gas. So I got out to look in the tank. I eouldn't see very well so I lighted a match. 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E 1 E HOEFLERKS CREAMERY 1 V 9 1 P GRILLED HAMBURG-ER 1 E l K 0 I: S 1 E fWe use only fresh ground inspected 1 t 1 I Beef Roundsteakj 1 L 4 y ON TOASTED BUN 4 z S M A R T DRESSES 1 I Sliced Tomato, Sliced Onion, 1 t COATS 1 : Pickle, Potato Chips 1 I SUITS 1 I '46 1 t 1 t WITH MELTED CHEESE 1 P 1 P I8c 1 E -FASHIONABLT 5'TTLEDr 1 E 57 SOUTH FIRST STREET 1 Breather there e'e a man so dead Who to himself hath never said, As he stubbed his toe on the foot of the bed, fxj E? f WHS Qzej E99 f QMS fcensoredj What was that joke about that Mr. Dorr told in class? I don't know. He didn't say. Playwright: Why are you going away already? There are three acts to come. Guest: Sorry, that's why l'm going. Dave: You said the composition I handed in was both good and original and yet you gave me a Zero. Teacher: Well, the part that was orignial was no good, and the part that was good was not original. Teacher: Can anyone tell me what causes a tree to become petrified? Bright Student: The wind makes them rock. Wheii the farmer saw the city man looking at the thermometer he said: 'LShucks, this ain't nothing. Last winter it was so cold my red flannels turned blue! 'VVVW 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 1 m4 m4 504 414 4 it 51 I4 U14 CD4 '-m4 31 U11 Q4 Q4 G1 U14 Q4 4 54 T: Q: 324 F04 U14 04 H11 E1 4:4 V4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 AAAAA VV'Y'v AAAA ROBERTS TYPEWRITER CO. 72 EAST SAN FERNANDO LAA..AAAA.A.AA.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAgiaAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAA I us . HCTIVITIES UF THE PHST SUHUUL UEHH 0 0 SEPTEMBER School opens with a bang. Brand new group of leaders. School closes because of heat. Herald and Bell staffs appointed. OCTOBER Hat day-big hats-little hatswfunny hats. Senior elections-Jack elected president. Trip to fair-Count Basie main attractoin. Press convention at Stanford. Yell leaders chosen: Taylor, Najour, Zingheim. NOVEMBER Bell sales begin. Girls' League -links. Green stamps Drive Thanksgiving Drive. Rubinoff plays for students. Big game rally. California Press Conference. Thanksgiving program. DECEMBER Senior play Growing Pains big success. A Cappella Choir festival. Members elected for Honor Societies. Senior talent show-'member. Yuletide Yump Dance. Torch and Laurel Dinner. Sophomore Trek to Auditorium. Wild Nell-Handsome Harry-Chief Hula JANUARY Crown and Shield Dinner. Council elections. Senior Snow Ball Prom. Basketball starts. Budget dance. Girls' Block S. J. Dinner. Senior Tea. Award Assembly. FEBRUARY Herald Staff selected. Senior elections-Kenny weilding the gavel. Graduation. School traihc court inaugurated. MARCH C. S. F. officers elected. What A Life presented. Los Angeles Music Conference. Very welcome Spring Vacation. APRIL junior Prom Blue World Threefday Press Convention at California. Bellzfafpoppin' presented. Sadie Hawkins Day and Dance. Basketball team received gold basketballs. MAY Honor Assembly. Music Festival. Girls' League Jinks. Junior High Press Convention. Boys' Nite. 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