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

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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

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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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HIGH SEPT. I6 Back lo 'lhe grind. SEPT. 20 Girls' League holds welcome par+y. SEPT. 26 Neal play highlighls Berkeley game. OCT. I Men meel-hear Ernie Smilh. OCT. 30 Mock Eleclion opens wi+l1 rally. G. O. P. lakes aclion. 767, lurn ou+ al polls. Marcus gives oul wilh Democralic Mah-I1 Francls. NOV. 4 San Jose rides 'lhe rails lo PaIy conflict