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

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vi' Fall A. ROGER HELSTROM B BOB ARTHUR S. B. Pres , -- t LEHDEHS Underlying every phase of our high school life is a spirif of Democracy which insfills wi+hin us as high school sfudenfs 'rhe principles which we shall apply in our civic life. Taughr in our classes, pracficed in our sfudenl' governmenf, Democracy is made real and vi+al +o every sludenf. While fhe foundalions of lhe old world crumble, ii is 'Filling fhaf we as sludenls in fhis new world are being prepared fo 'fake our place in a demo- cralic socieiy. Our Sfudenf Body governmenl parallels fhe American democraiic sysfem.Bob Arfhur, fall Sfudenf Body Presidenl, sfarfed his career in sporls. He look par+ in swimming, waier polo, and skiing. He was no+ only in+eres+ed in spor+s buf also engineering. He was a life member of C. S. F. and in Crown and Shield. Roger Hel- sfrom, spring S+uden+ Body President was one of fhe mos+ ambi+ious sludenis al' San Jose High. ln +he fall, Roger was Edi+or of fhe School Herald, and while edifing fhe paper, he originaled +he Herald of Safery Campaign and lhe Mock Elec+ion. He, was in Crown and Shield and a life member of C. S. F. Pnfslnfnis Spring A. S. B. Presd t 19 21

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STH Staffs: Attendance Officeg Main Office, Library, Bankg Lost and Foundg Depository. FFS Willing fo sacrifice fheir fime fhaf our school mighf be more efficienfly run, working liffle noficed and wifh less glory, fhe sfaffs of sfudenfs working in fhe various offices abouf our school are fhe vifal cogs, fhough fhey are seldom noficed, fhaf make fhe machinery run smoofhly. Have you ever losf your pen or found fhe locker room closed? ln eifher case you have probably come in con- facf wifh fhe girls who run fhe Losf and Found Office. Have you ever been Iafe or refurned fo school from an absence? If you have, you have no doubf been under fhe wafchful eyes of fhe girls in fhe affendance office who make ouf fhe absence cards and record fhe fardy slips. lf you have ever faken ouf a book or magazine from fhe library sfacks or if you have ever been a liffle lafe in refurning one, you have become acquainfed wifh fhe girls of fhe library sfaff. ln fhe main office, in fhe book deposifory, foiling in fhe bank, one and all fhey are giving of fhemselves fhaf your school life mighf be a liffle more pleasanf. Advising us in maffers of healfh, helping us over financial difficulfies, guiding us in seeking a fob or in direcfing our school lives info more producfive chan- nels, fhe counselors offer fo us fhe means of making our school experience vifal and lasfing.

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BILL STEWART, President: Fall lower assembly Spring lower assemblyg TED WORLEY, President LUUIEH HSSFIHBLU Once a mon+h 'ihroughoui +he year fhe Lower Assembly, composed of 83 reg. presi- den'I's, mei fo keep sfudenl machinery funcfioning smoofhly. Democrafic lhroughouf, 'lhe assembly broughi' fhe opinions of +he individual sfudenfs 'I'o lhe aHen+ion of lhe sludenl execufives. Under 1'he leadership of Presidenf Bill Sfewarl' 'l'he fall acHvi'I'ies were climaxed wi1'h a drive for Thanksgiving baskefs. Fill meg I'm hungry. Every ash can carried 'rhis plainfive appeal when spring Presi- denl' Ted Worley and his Grounds Commi++ee led +he school in a much needed Clean Up Week. A drive for a clock in every room was sponsored by l'he eFfeci'ive Welfare Group. Because of fhe work of ifs numerous commifiees, lhis spring assembly goes on record for being oufsfandingly aclive. 20