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

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1 ul Iiululi gillll 3 il! I I null., I Fggl' fi. 5-il il 16 .-Q!- f'E llEiiT if 3 l! l il 1' LORRAINE BROWN, Secretary: JACK ALDRICH, president: MARJORIE HOWELL, treasurer: AL LONG, sergeant-atenrmsg BOB ATTIX, vice-president SEHIUH UFFIUEHS One is a senior for buf a shor+ while. The lop in high school life is realized in +his s+age, and wifh i+ comes a new horizon. The phrase +hrough high school suddenly assumes new meanings. Remember how huge San Jose High looked +o you +he firsf day you came here? A'F+er +he firsl' +erm had passed, you had hundreds of acquain+ances, a greal' hos'I' of friends, and San Jose High became a par+ of your life. Some have become curbsfone loun- gers, hall liH'erers, quad chaHerers, while olhers are in a whirl of selling play liclcefs, dance bids, and donu+s. Some have majored in ex+ra-curricular ac+ivi+ies wifhouf +ime 'For food, sleep, or sfudy, while s+ill ofhers have soughf knowledge fhrough sfudying. Those friendly smiles you see wherever seniors ga+her +hese days reflec+ +he fun of 'rhe pasfyear speni' in numerous ac+ivi+ies. The lighfs grew dim as 'rhe curfain rose in Buda- 26

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t The purpose of fhis new seciion in fhe Bell is +o bring inlo lhe Iimelighl' 'lhose sfudenls who give fheir 'lime and energy 'lo jobs for which lhere is liHle or no recognilion. Few sfudenls realize 'lhal' +hese offices of hard work and li'H'le ihanks exisi, and we should like af fhis lime fo give credii where credil' is due. The secrefary of fhe Council. 'lhrough long hours of 'tedious work, keeps a derailed accounl' of minuies and reporis for reference. The secrefaries io fhe bank advisers devoie much of lheir iime 'lo seem- ingly unimporianl' jobs 'lhal are really necessary fo keep fhe machinery funcfioning smoofhly. The feeling ihal every dance musl' be a bigger success lhan 'lhe lasf is fhe problem 1'ha'I' every dance commifiee musl solve. BETTY JO CORNETT Spring A. S. B. Secretary ROSE MESSINA Fall A. S. B. Secretary DOROTHY TAYIDR Head Yell Leader NORMA RICHARDS Spring A. S. B. Treasurer FRANK DU'I'I'0N Color Day Chairman JOE GREENLEY Fall A. S. B. Treasurer Rocco MORELLA and Bos BONDI 5 U Assistant Yell Leaders A K 'At' DAVE JONES s f gs' ' Spring Bank Vice-President I' I 'ii Bos STATON M Fall Bank Vice-President MARIE McADO0 Secretary to Mr. Gleason FRANK DUTTON Fall Dance Committee Chairman JANET ANTHES and JOHN JOHNSON Spring Dance Committee Co-chairmen 25'

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DON CAMPBELL, treasurer: AUDREY BACKENSTOE, vice-president, BILL McMILLIN, sergeant-al'-arlns: MARK KENNEDY, president: JEANNE FISCHER, secretary pes+ in fhe firsf scene of Seven Sis+ers, The senior play. Wifh Snowball Serenade as +he fheme, The fall seniors danced for fhe lasl +ime in 'lhe gym as high school siudenfs. Gafhering af +he local ice bowl, +he +radi+ional picnic was combined wi+h an ice-sl:a4- ing pariy. The mos+ enfhusiasfically received fall ac'rivi'ry was 'rhe Senior Scandal Sheef, and fhe February class prin+ed a choice issue in +he inside pages of fhe Herald. The February officers chosen were: J. Aldrich, president B. AHix, vice-president L. Brown, secrelaryg M. Howell, freasurerg A. Long, sergeanl-a+-arms. The June class go+ ac- quainfed all over again a+ l'he Senior Gel-+o-Gelher held one aflernoon in 'lhe gym. ln fhe mos'l' dilificulf produciion ever afiempfed by a senior class, Berkeley Square, fhe eniire casl pul on an inspired performance. Compleiing lhe ferm was 'rhe senior picnic, falenf show, and, as fhe climax, 'rhe Senior Ball. Cooperafing wi+h M. Kennedy, presidenl, ihroughouf fhe ferm were: A. Baclcensloe, vice-presidenh J. Fischer, secre- +aryg D. Campbell, freasurerg and B. Mclvlillin, sergeanf-a+-arms. 27