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

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PUBLIUHTIUHS Hllll GEHERHL HUTIVITIES Aciing as connecfing linlr beiween acfiviiy deparimenis and fhe Siudeni Body Coun- cil, fhe Publicaiions Commissioners carried ou+ a full ex+ra-curricular program. The Commissioners of Publicaiions, Venon Appleby and Don Lewis, represenied 'lhe Herald and ihe Bell in siudeni body ac+ivi+ies. Under 'rheir guidance 25 siudeni' iournalisfs ai- iended fhe Cal conference and were given ihe honorary degree of Masier of Science in Publicaiions. To coordinaie music, drama, and debaie 'lhe Commissioners of Acfiviiies represenfed 'rhese deparlmenis on ihe Council. Fall Commissioner Clay Sheeis and Spring Commissioner Don Lanini had a full year. Under iheir supervision were 'lwo senior plays, +wo 'ralenf shows, a Shalcesperean produciion, our pari' in ihe Wesfern Music Conference, held in San Jose in April, inierschool debaies, insirumen- 'lal and vocal recifals. ll DON LEWIS, Fall, and VERNON APPLEBY, Spring Commissioners of Publications DON LANINI, Fall, and CLAY SHEETS, Spring, Commissioners of General Activities.

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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

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'En , a K ll .. f.- 1 Q -7. JEANNE FISHER, Fall ommissfoner of Girls' Leagu CLARA HASEN, Spring Commissfoner of Girls' Leagu GIRLS' LEHGUE Because every girl is a member, fhe Girls' League oFFers an oppor+uni+y for leadership and social acfiviiy which no oiher organizafion provides. This year, fall presideni, Jeanne Fischer, and spring presidenf, Clara Hasen, wi+h ihe cooperaiion of fheir cabinefs, commiHees, and represen+a+ives, sponsored a program of ouidoor meefings, jinxes, fashion shows, Big and Li++le Si+er pariies, and feas. Supplemeniing fhe usual 'fall acfivifies were fhe assemblying of Thanksgiving baskeis, 'ihe making of scrapbooks for 'lhe Children's Home, and +he providing of Aims House en+er+ai-nmenh while 'rhe Brifish War Relief Drive, fhe Bring a Plan+ day, and ihe May baskeis were of in- 'reres+ in +he spring. Officers for ihe year were: Fall-J. Duffy, C. Hasen, B. R. Johnson, and Spring-E. M. Cook, J. A. Sweeney, J. J. Singlefary. 22