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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1942 volume:

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ALSTON FRED BORDEN FERN McLEY PAUL MENDES FOREWORD San Jose High School is a large and complex ins1'H'ui'ron. This was in our minds when we planned your yearbook for nineleen for+y-+wo. We fried To include in +he book deparfmenis represen1'ai'ive of all +he varied aspecis of a school lhis size. When war was declared, our problem was complicaled. Cer+ain fhings had io give way +o defense organizalions, because a yearbook, as any'l'hing else, canno'l' do busi- ness as usual when 'rhe nafion is a'I' war. Non-essenfials are missing, bu+ +he book, like America, ha been shipped 'for efficient clear-cur aciion. l 4 l DEDl6'ATl0N This year 'rhe sfaff does noi' declicare +he book +o any one person or persons: insiead, we wish fo pay 1'ribui'e fo a spirii' fhal' has arisen in every +own and cify +hroughou+ fhe Unifed Shares. Thai spirif is fhe spirii' +o win, io surmounr all clifficuliies. This spirii' has kni'I' fogefher all Americans inlo a common body. H' is whai' makes us sfancl fogeiher as one uniied people againsi' 1'he aggressors of ihe worlclg ii' is fhe spiril' 'ihai will bring us +he final ancl compleie vic+ory. ui TABZE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Board of Educafion - Faculfy . . - S+ucIenI' Adminisfrafion . Classes . . - SERVICE AND LIFE PubIica+ions . - Honor Socie'I'ies - Service Clubs - Clubs - Life . - ACTIVITIES Drama - Music - Sfaffs - SPORTS Sporfs Hi LigI'1+s . - Boys' Spor+s - Girls' Sporfs - SENIORS a T I x b 3 2 1 2 2 Q S 5 z f 3x I 3 3 1 N i . T BOARD OF EDUCA TION LIELAND PRUSSIA C. S. ALLEN WALTER BACHRODT J. S. WILLIAMS MRS. R. C. CARTMELL GEORGE CAMPBELL The San Jose Board of Educalion faces a 'lremendous iob in a war Hme educalion program. Because H' has always laken a sincere inleresi' in our welfare, we have confidence fhal' +l'1e Board will conlinue fo pro- vide, even in llxese limes, maximum oppor+uni'l'ies for individual voca- 'l'ional and cul+ural developmenl' as well as increased ac'I'ivi+y in flue life of a nalion a+ war. I0 Pl?lN6'lPAl'5' MESSSAGE FORREST G. MURDOCK Principal A well planned life sfands fhe besf chance fo become useful. You have had fhe opporfunify fo do fhis planning in 'rhsee pasf few years, parficularly since you have been a member of fhe San Jose High School Sfudenf Body. The plans and decisions you have made during fhis fime will assisl' you in forging ahead beffer prepared fo equip yourself wifh fhe require- menfs needed in your chosen field of endeavor. You should confinue fo give real fhoughf fo your life plans, for iusf blundering along carelessly or driffing along aimlessly will noi' bring fhe greafesf ioy and safisfacfion. Life, generally speaking, should be a happy experience feaching us cerfain frufhs which will help us fo live profifably. Offen fhere is a very narrow margin befween success and failure. A liffle more persisfence and a frifle more courage changes failure info success. l congrafulafe you on your successes. However, be consfanfly aware of fhe possibilifies which lie ahead. This urge fo be sfronger and fo do one's work beffer will lead fo fhe fulfillmenf of a worfhwhile life ambifion. I I Because of Miss O'Neil's eFfor1's, girls are able fo play an imporlanl' parf in school life. Wi'l'h- ou+ her pa+ien+ guidance of some len com- miH'ees, Girls' League Jinxes, Quad meefings, feas, and parries would be impossible. Through his pafienl' undersfanding, Mr. Deni- has become a regular fella among high school boys. The success of Crown and Shield, Lower Assembly, Boys' League, and S1'uden'l' Courf is largely due 'ro his guiding hand. Planning fhe schedule for approximaiely 400 daily classes is only one of fhe many jobs capably handled by Mr. Shipp. His dufies in guidance and curriculum are always carried on wifh a maximum of efficiency. MISS O'NEIL MR, SHIPP MR. DENT I2 MR. HUNTER, MISS BARKER, MR. JEFFERSON, MISS RIPLEY, MR, THRELFALL, MISS BRUCI-I I3 I 1 M MRD CK R. U O, , Principal, and MISS ROOSE, Principalis Scent y 01-'FICE High's life of buzzing acfivify revolves around fhe general office adminisfrafion headed by Mr. Murdock. The office secrefaries, who gain li'H'le recognifion, are largely responsible for fhe close coordinafion among counselors, deans, and sfudenfs. Miss Roose, Miss Reiff, Miss Pelligrini, Mrs. Flores, and Mrs. Wald- rop cheerfully bear a fhousancl burdens. Behind fhe pleasanf voice you hear as you pick up a school felephone are experienced sfudenfs who donafe 'I'heir sfudy periods fo serve us. These girls are generally chosen from fhe commercial deparfmenf and are given fraining by Miss Roose. Our P.B.X. board wifh ifs lines and exfensions is kepf humming from 7:30 a.m. +ilI 5:00 p.m. wi'I'h more fhan 500 calls daily. High's morning paper is fhe Daily Bullefin which gives all fhe imporfanf announcemenfs and acfivifies for fhe day. To keep fhe school well informed l45 copies are mimeographed each day by sfudenfs who find fhis fype of office work helpful in locafing iobs affer fheir graduafion. ADMINISTRATION Everyone of us who has been abseni or lafe has had ihe experience of going ihrough lhe efficienl' office of Mrs. Croney. Hundreds pass fhrough her office each day, and Mrs. Croney is ably assisied by s+uden+ girls who keep a record of every s+uclen+'s aH'endance. Did you ever ihink of checking up on 'lhe record of your grandparen+s? You can, if ihey wenf io San Jose High School. Keeping 'Phe record of every siudeni' who has ever aH'ended fhis school is iusi' parf of 'l'he work of Miss Reiff. She's fhe person you see when you wani a 'lranscripl' of records or any infor- maiion concerning your high school past Somefhing new was added fhis year 'io our growing lisi' of acfiviiiesg i+'s ihe 2 cen+ Wednesday. This plan was adopied so 'ihaf each reg. class could confribure pennies +o- ward a weekly 'lweniy dollar War Bond which will become par'r of our sfudenf body scholar- ship fund. Aiding siudenfs in finding books, checking fines, repairing books and magazines are all in a day's work for 'lhose girls who are chosen +o work in 'l'he school library. These girls are irained by Miss Maino. FACUZTY Ci ART MRS. EMERY MISS LANNIS MISS A. LUNDY MISS RICHARDS MR. TEXEIRA ENGLISH MISS BLAUER MISS DONLON MISS I-IAMM I6 MRS. MRS. MISS MISS MISS MRS. MISS MISS MISS MRS MRS. MISS MISS LOGUE MADERIS MALOVOS MILLS OGIER OLNEY PHELPS PITCHER PYE ROBERTS C. WOOD G. WOOD R. WOOD LANGUAGE MISS CONDIT MISS de WIT MISS DONOVAN MISS DUIGNAN MISS HAND MISS OTTERMAN MR. TACCONI SOCIAL SCIENCE MISS BRUCH MISS CARROLL MRS. CARRUTHERS I MISS CLEAVELANDT RR f' I ,- M ?RIEIART GEORGE MR. I-IOWARDUITTT MR. HUNTER MR. JEFFERSON MISS JOHNSON DR. KENNEDY MISS MOORE MR. OIOLIO MISS P SSONS MR. I I-IATZ MISSETSLOANE MIg' E. WOOD SCIENCE R. ANIBAI MISS BARKER I MER BURNS I-I , T 'R. CUNNINGHAM ISS FAUQUET MISS ITA MISS JUDKINS MR. MQDANIEL MR. SHREVE DR. SMITH MR. STONE MR. THRELFALL MR. WOODS MATHEMATICS MR. ALLISON MR. HILL MR. HOGAN MISS NICOLSON , COMMERCIAL MISS BURKS MISS EI-IRI-IORN JJ' . f' ,.3 ' if . E Sf' ,ff X, MR. GLASSON MISS MISS GODFREY GRUBE MR. HACKMAN MRS. HALL MISS MISS KIDDER B. LUNDY EMR. MORR MISS .q. PARKS MR. PRATT MRS. W RREN I IQSTW IGHT HOME ECONOMICS MISS MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS BARELITHER BISHOP D'ARTENAY GRUNDELL MALLETT ZOFEMAN MUSIC MR. JENKINS MRS. SCHELLBACH MRS. WILLIS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS ARBAUGH MISS BEATTY MR. COX MR. DELLA MAGGIORE MR. MARTIN MR. WILLIAMS MISS WINTER SHOP MR. MILLER SCHOOL NURSE MISS NEWBOLD Q, if 123 f X Y , TED WORLEY l ,TOE IULIANO Fall A. S. Prcsident ' Spring A. S, B. Prcsdicnt l This year's S'I'uden'r Body ,-.,,. .... ,..... has been run wi'l'h skill and efficiency, and honors go 'l'o our 'l'wo presiclenrsf who successfully engineered our aciivifies during rhe pas+ year. i ' , - i ' Ted Worley, fall prexy, has proved his leadership abilify. He was presideni' of The Junior Council, 'I'he Lower Assembly, and a member of Crown and Shield. As Sfudenr Body President Ted seffled 'I'he poinl sysfem problem, oniginaied The, pairi- o+ic assembly and Cons+i+u+ion Week, and formed 'I'he Supreme Court Spring presidenl, Joe Juliano, began as ain oufsfanding afhlefe and gained recog- ni'rion 'for his abiliry and personalify. Joe was a member of borh 'lhe Sophomore and Junior Councils and Crown and Shield. He was also Boys' League prexy. During his 1'erm Joe enlarged +he Pan-American Day program and also organized The Rally CommiH'ee. PRESIDENTS I8 9 LOWER ASSEMBLY The Lower Assembly is a body composed oT The presidenTs of The school's reg. classes. The purpose of This organizaTion is To allow The individual problems and opinions oT The sTudgnTs To be broughT To aTTenTion. MeeTing once a monTh, The Lower Assembly TuncTii5nsgvsomewhaT similarly To The House oT RepresenTaTives oT our governmenT, operaTing oniiThexiniTiaTive basis. Fall .PreidenT STan Aronson presided over an acTive group oT enThusi ,Tic reg. presidenTs who worked To The peak oT Their abiliTy To make The governmenT on ' ur school more democraTic. Through an amend- menT To The school's consTiTuTion, The. ',ce-presidenT oT The sTudenT body now presides over The Lower Assembly. Spring Vicgkiresidem Ted Ellis was The TirsT To hold This honor, making his Term a very eTFicienT aihgl producTive one. A Y- 1 ,Q STAN ARONSON 4 ,V Fall President of Lower Assembly E TED ELLIS 2 Spring A. S. B. Vice: Prcshicnt .Am E v ,we RAY GALLAGHER F ll C I a ummissmncr 0 Piihlicaitions JOHN JAMISON Spring Conixnissionrr of Publ t' JIM SPENCER Fall Comm. uf Gvncrnl Aclivltlcs AL PLUMMER Spring Comm. of General Actxvltlc PUBIICATIONS AND ACTIVITIES -i The Publicafions Commission, under ihe guidance of Ray Gallagher and John Jamison, has compleied a successful year. The Commissioner of Publicaiions has held +he responsibiliiy of handling 1'he affairs of bo+h fhe Bell and 'l'he Herald, San Jose High's +wo publicafions. John Jamison, spring commissioner, was in charge of 'ihe delegaiion of I8 sfudenfs who afeinded 'rhe annual California Press Conven'l'ion. The purpose of +he office of Commissioner of General Acfivifies is 'ro coordinaie deba+e, drama, and music and +o represenl' +hese ac+ivi'I'ies on The Council. Through +he efforfs of 'rhese commissioners, 'There were produced +wo senior plays, one Shakesperean produc+ion, and an all-s+uden1' body play, Charley's Aunt 20 i i ATHLETICS Working in close coniunciion wiih +he coaches, l'he A'l'hlei'ic Commissioners each semesier provide a budgel' for fhe expenses of +he 'leams for all equipmenl' necessary. ln lhis, 'they work in associafion wilh ihe Finance Commissioners who musl' approve fhe oullay for fhe semes'ler's budget The Commissioners have general supervision of all games, bo'l'h inier-scholasiic and infer-class. The maioriiy of The si'uden'l's liHle realize wha+ work and responsibilifies are a'Hendan+ +o The office of commissioner. They musl' provide 'Phe sfudenl' body wi'l'h a well-rounded program of evenis and games ihroughoul' lhe year. Much praise is due Ari' Ryder and Bill Quadros for +heir work in The Fall and Spring respeciively. Mary Hooion and Deanie Gardner gave Their usual splendid eFFor+s +o fulfill iheir capacily as Girls' Afhlelic Commissioners. ART RYDER Fall Comm. of Boys' Athletic BILL QUADROS Spring Comm. of Boys' 1 IVIARY HGOTON f G 1' Atll Xrhlur Fall Comm. o if s 1 etics DEANIE GARDNER S1 ' L, C fG' l hlct l 'AUD V lllmm. O lf tv Ar 2I fills? BUYS' ZEAGUE JOE JULIANO Fall Comm. of Boys' League WIMPY JONES Spring Comm. of Boys' League The Commissioner of Boys' League led fhe League, an organiza+ion comprised of rhe boys of ihe school. En'I'er'l'ainmen1' was provided by The several varie'l'y shows presenied al' lhe meeiings held in +he quad las+ fall. This spring, Bud Winier, ihe +rack coach a+ Sfale, and Bob Ripley, manager of fhe Owls, gave in+eres+ing falks. The many acfiviiies of 'l'he year were highlighied by fhe Bonfire Rally which was held a+ Graham Field before +he foolball game wifh Burlingame. The big eveni' of 'ihe year was 'ihe Fafhers and Sons Nighf, a+ which fhe boys enierfained fheir fafhers by par- ficipaling in boxing maiches. The Boys' League packed up Thanksgiving baskefs and sponsored a Pafriofic Day in 'rhe spring. Joe Juliano and Wimpy Jones were 'l'he commissioners for fhe year. i W. eww wean? fe 22 GIRZS' IEAGUE The Girls' League is +he largesl organizalion in +he school, as i+s membership con- sis+s of every girl in 1'he school. The Girls' League sponsors 'friendship a'l' 1'he beginning of every Term by giving 1'he Big and Li+'rle Sisfer Pariy. The girl become 'fashion minded laler in +he semesler when 'I'he League sponsors a 'fashion show in which +he pariicipanls wear 1'heir own clofhes, and ai' +he end of lhe +erm fhey honor all gradu- ale girls al' a Senior Tea. Ofher ac+ivi+ies were providing Thanksgiving baskels, enler- fainmenf, magazines, cards, and flowers fo lhe almshouse. On May I, +he leachers' desks were made colorful by fhe 'Flower baslcels given +hem by 'lhe cabine'l'. The Halloween Jinx of Ocfober 30 and fhe Cowboy Jinx of March 27 were 'l'he mosl' successful evenls of The year. BeHy Barileau and Virginia McMillan served +he girls as presiden+ during +he fall and spring lerms respeciively. 23 BETTY BARITEAU Fall Comm. of Girls' Long VIRGINIA MCMILLAIN Spring Comm, of Girls' Lean, WALT FLETSCHER Spring Comm. of Boys' Fi PHYLLIS HACKMAN Fall Comm. of Girls' Finance I EDITHANN oA1'Es Spring Comm. of Girls Finance DICK ALVES Fall Comm. of Boys' Finance HBHCC FINANEE Did you ever wonder who fhose fwo people were who punched your Sfudenf Body Card af fhe dances and games? Well-'rhis is iusf one of fhe many jobs carried on by fhe capable Commissioners of Boys' and Girls' Finance. These fwo hardworking and unappreciafed sfudenfs work in close collaborafion wifh fhe afhlefic deparfmenf and fhe bank. The financial end of fhe afhlefic acfivifies falls in fheir capable hands as well as fhe difficulf fask of carefully examining fhe enfire school budgef. Requesfs by school groups for school money are never refused unfil 'l'hey have undergone fhe careful scrufiny of fhe Finance Commissioners. Phyllis Hackman and Richard Alves, Fall Finance Commissioners, and Edifh Ann Gafes and Walf Flefcher, Spring Com- missioners, have done a swell job! 24 HARGAN MATTHEWS, Chief Justice, Supreme Court HARRY FARRELL ........ Spring Senior Publicity Mgr. MAE BENNET .,.................... Secretary to Mr. Glasson GEORGE STRICKLER ..,,..,. Fall Bank Vice President MARGARET DAVIS ..,........... Spring ASB Secretary NORMA TATE ........ ....... S pring Dance Committee JEAN BELL ......,......,.. ...,........ F all ASB Sceretary EVELYN STEVENS ..... ..... A ssistant Yell Leader PAULINE GRIFFIS ..... ,,.,. S pring ASB Treasurer JACK ELMER ,...,....... Fall Dance Committee, co-chm- GERRY STEVENS .... Fall Dance Committee, co-chm. LEROY RHOADES ....................., Fall ASB Treasurer CHARLES McATEE ....,... MARY HOOTON ............ Spring Bank Vice President Fall Senior Publicity Mgr. Chairman, Defense Council ROCCO NIORRELLA ............. ...... ........... Y e U Leader LAURA CECCHIN I ..... .. .... Assistant Yell Leader . 'gg-5 is , .X .5 kj' glixk 1 n .pain E A' ' if ,Emi ,fe we ' if if M W, In KM? , sv x, 25 lfvfwiflw , my I Ma fi! , g A 3 W ?. QM AZ' .. , I ,E ' if 1 ,.,,.. Q WINTER' 42 As fhe largesf February class 'Finished ifs high school career, if could look back on fhree successful years climaxed by a lasf one which was filled wifh many acfivifies, among which were fhe Senior Ball and fhe play Tha+ Awful Age. The class dress was brighf red shirfs wifh bull- dog blocks. Officers of fhe class were: presidenf, Roland Helsfrom, vice- presidenf, Bill Gleisbergg secrefary, Thelma Anderson: freasurer, Alice Harker: sergeanf-af-arms, Sam O'Brien. 26 x SPRING '42 1 Looking back over ihree years packed wifh ac'l'ivi+ies and excifemenf, Hwe spring seniors, led by Ted Worley, prepare 'for iheir deparfures. Oiiwer leaders of 'Huis 'ialenfed class are Wes Sfevenson, vice-presidenh BeHy Barifeau, secre+aryg LeRoy Rhoades, freasurerg and Bud Hoofon, sergeani'-a'r-arms. This graduaiing class of aboui' 500 ranks among fhe scl'1ool's larges+ in spiie of Hue faci' Thai' many of 'ihe boys have pairi- ofically answered fheir coun+ry's call fo du'l'y. 27 WINTER' 43 - R A very ac+ive class a+ San Jose High were fhe high juniors. The council, headed by John Amaral, was very aler'l'. A par1'y called 'l'he Junior Jig was held, and, working iogelher wiih fhe low iuniors, 'lhe class helped make Spring Fan+asy, 'l'he junior prom, a greaf success. Miss Bruch and Mr. Threlfall were council advisers. Oulsfanding slu- denis were: Ted Ellis, Bud Truro, Bernice Norris, Carmella Garafola, and John Amaral. 28 SPRING '43 The low iunior class has been fairly aciive in school life. The council, headed by Sfanley Murphy and BeHy Loufhan, was unusually aciive. Aware of presenl' condiiions, +hey held a +in-foil drive which was very successful. Mr. Hun1'er and Mr. Threlfall were 'rhe advisers of +his ambi- +ious group. A few ou+s+anding members of +he class are: BeH'y Doyle, Rurh Quadros, Frank Shelley, Maurice Engleman, and Peier Jurgensen. l 29 WINTER' 44 Organized info a sophomore council under ihe guidance of Miss Barker and Mr. Hunier, fhe high sophomore class had an acfive year. Fooiball rallies and working wifh +he low sophs on 'lhe Sophomore Hop were a few of fhe class' acfivifies. Beverly Gunier and Jim Fenion were council heads. Mervyn Bufcher, Ralph Romero, Beverly Gun+er, Theresa La Russa, and Pai McConnell are a few ou+s+anding high sophomores. 30 pr. Q if ,jf W fi f SPRING '44 The low sophomore class had a busy lime geH'ing orienfed info ifs sludies and geHing adius+ed +o il's place in life al' High. The sophs had fun, +oog Block orcheslras were organized and parfies and picnics were held. The sophs' social life came fo a close wifh +he Sophomore Hop. Ou'I's1'anding members of +he iuvenile class are: David Saun- ders, Ed Worley, Jack Marcipan, Chuck Johnson, Ca+herine Gorham. 3I I M fwwwwwenmmmawwrwwwg. nf ,ww ,ln , 7777 THE NINETEEN yarn, MRS. MADERIS MR. GLASSON BAILEY TUDDER BAILEY TUDDER ,... BOB McBRIDE as I HIKARU IWASAKI , BOB LAWS ,B.,..BBB BB.. YY..v. CLARA HASEN LLL,L, NANCY KIDWELL ,.,LL LUCINDA PETERSON .. JEAN KNEESHAW ..LLLL,LL, VINCENT COSTANZA ,LL, JOHN GIBBONS ...LA,..,,,,L, BERNICE GLENDENNING BETSY SOTZIN .,..LL,..,,,LL,,,L ALLAN GILLILAND Y, HARRIET KENNEDY H S, JANICE BLANK .LLLL, EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Phorography Assisia nf Pho'I'og ra pher Fall Senior Spring Senior Copy as S,.,L,Y.... Copy ,, Phoiagraphy Phoiagraphy Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Edifor EdiI'or Edifor EcIiI'or EcIiI'or EcIi+or EcIiI'or EcIiIor Ediior EcIiI'or Ediror JIM KRIEG ..LS...SL JIM PETERSON .,S,S, HELEN HEMPLER BARBARA BEALER .L TOM BRITTON ..,...,,L, PETER JURGENSEN L,LLL MARY HOOTON ..,... BILL OLIVER ..,.,...,.LLL,. PAT McCONNELL ..,L,LLL RAY GALLAGHER ..uL.. JEANNE ROCKWELL CLAIRE COLEMAN .L.... ,il ,- Z I NP if K 'VXT X in rf .pix 42- ' as N., I, ,. Ari Ediror L, Ari' Ediior Ar'I' EcIiI'or Ediior Drama Music EcIiI'or Music EcIi+or GirIs' SporI's Ediior Boys' SporI's EcIi'Ior Boys' SporI's EcIi+or Feafure EcIiI'or Exchange EcIi'I'or Librarian TOM BOWMAN LL,,,,,.,L,.............,L,, Sophomore EcIiIor DOROTHY McCOLLAM HAL HEFFLEFINGER ..,L,L..L, BERNICE NORRIS .........,,4...,.. Sophomore Edifor AssisI'an'I' Business Mgr. Assis'I'an'I' Business Mgr. I-'ORTY-TWO BE!! auf - 2. , x K 5 12' . wi ig wand A V. x K I iff if , A , f . 2 ix xii if M 1: v qs :Q-Gm, Q: f . 'FL e 1-Y., Y'wN ,1 in gm Y , Q .Mn 1 1, . BP as ,Q, in-..m. Q 3 5 1 3 1 2 1 2, 5 S E W 36 ha res-5 mi wma PAMOPULO5 123 RUTH FROST HM wesuev PEYTQM ff MARY ,MCE puggm We A mira , iii. S?f'3M'5 Edlmf FQBWVQ Edvfgf 'gmg Ediforxaf Edifor iii Associafe Edggor iI'iL.fmW -MA .N , gram.- t K J V im HM 5,35 5 ,na 120351 fiwimf 23122 fifzflmzrf area fxG!'1.f4,!KQn K K 1,,,,,, ,w,,,m,,,, wmimx Sammy in thffif' 25553- 37 I l L T0l?6'H AND ZAUREZ Considered The mosi' ouisianding girls of 'ihe school, fhe members of Torch and Laurel are chosen 'rwice a year on +he basis of scholarship, characfer, leadership, and service. Under fhe direcfion of Miss O'NeiI and led by Phyllis Ra+hbun, fall president and Clorinda Burriesci, spring president Torch and Laurel had one of Hs busiesf years. Some of 'The impor+an+ even+s were rhe Reunion Dinner, Color Day boofh, and ihe ioini' parfy wifh Crown and Shield. The members for 'I'he fall were B. Adreuc- ceH'i, R. Balyeai, B. Bariieau, B. Bealer, M. Berquisi, W. Berficevich, C. Burriesci, N. Campbell, Y. Dalis, M. Davis, M. DeSme'l', P. DeWolf, D. Donnelly, M. Fussel, P. Hackman, J. Jurgensen, A. Har- ker, E. Hollenbeck, F. Lewis, C. Lockharr, D. Rumiey, C. Wehr, B. Regan, J. Sweeny, S. Tolin, P. Raih- bun, D. Muzzio. Members Taken in during fhe spring +erm were A. Afonso, A. Kisuki, M. Allen, B. Barnard, D. Barron, M. Benne'H, R. Benzo, F. Buckner, G. Cianciarulo, V. Cooley, B. DeMeza, R. Filice, E. Finnegan, D. Fosfer, E. Gafes, B. Greer, L. Hardcasile, J. Harrison, M. Hooion, C. Hunily, N. Kidwell, J. Kiiazawa, L. Lang, B. Lennon, M. Manfull, J. McCosh, C. McCracken, V. McMillan, G. Marien, T. Mifzuki, M. Moore, B. Nocenielli, B. Nunes, B. Orlando, B. Pa+e, A. Roihholz, F. Smiih, R. Thompson, and L. Treandos. 38 CROWN AND SHIEZD Those boys who unselfishly serve our school are given 'I'he honor of belonging +o Crown and Shield which is one of +he oldesi' organiza+ions of San Jose High School. Aided by Mr. Denf and under fhe direc+ion of Sianley Aronson, 'fall presidenf, and Ted Worley, spring presiden+, Crown and Shield comple'I'ed a year full of ac'I'ivi+y which included ihe Annual Alumni Banquei and fhe spring Re- union Dinner. The members, who are generally upper class boys, follow fheir moH'o Unselfish Ser- vice. Members during 1'he fall ferm were R. Alves, S. Aronson, l. Bodah, B. Bondi, R. Gallagher, W. Cunningham, J. Juliano, C. Keeble, W. Mafhis, K. Narvaez, B. Oliver, A. Ryder, H. Souza, D. Zieg- ler, J. Gray, G. Bray, J. Jamison, R. Morella, J. Marchisella, S. O'Brien, B. Pla+'rner, D. Rayner, R. Rodoni, A. Soro, J. Spencer, J. Elmer, J. Daly, W. Hogan, L. Rhoades, B. Tudder, T. Worely, H. Iwa- saki, T. BriHon, B. Gleisberg, G. Sfrickler, D. Burcher, and R. Helsirom. Spring members were: J. Alessi, B. Bowers, R. Bowman, V. Cosfanza, L. DiBari, J. Hawkins, B. Jolimay, R. Jones, P. Jurgen- sen, B. McBride, H. Maihews, P. Mifchell, C. Panopolus, W. Pey+on, A. Plummer, B. Quadros, F. Shelley. W. Sfevenson, B. Sunzeri, A. Wilbur, H. Bianchi, M. DeLuca, P. Rizzo, and W .Fle'rcher. 39 MASK AND 5013011 Bob Bowers presided as Mask and Scroll's spring presidenf, and Oresfes D'Anna was fall presi- denf. Acfive members 1'his year were: Maurine Bergquisf, Barbara Johnslon, Phyllis De Wolf, Alice Harker, Thelma Simpson, Marian Tanner, Tom BriH'on, Ronald Harker, Don Rayner, Hugh Rideoul, Barbara Bealer, Jacquie Jurgensen, Wall' Cunningham, Phyllis Ralhbun, Virginia Weber, Elda Belh Payne, Marilyn Savage, Fred Lico, Bud Turro, Bailey Tudder, Maurice Engleman, Frank Shelley, Bob Pollack, Jayne Hundley, Norma Williams, Bud Hoofon, Glorian Ciancurulo, BeHy Barnard, and John Jamison. 6A z lrolefvm sc .4104 A Js, ' ln recognlhon for scholarship achievemenl al' high school, lhe California Scholarship Federalion honors deserving s'l'udenl's. Ten or more scholarship poinls each se- mesler are necessary for member- ship. If a s+uden'l' can successfully be a member of +he organizalion 'For four semesfers, including one in his senior year, he becomes eligible 'For life membership., For lhis accomplishment +he s1'uden'l' receives a gold lamp pin and a gold seal on his diploma. The Phi Bela Kappa chap'I'ers of Sfanford and California guide fhe college careers of life members of ihe C.S.F. Fall Presidenl ...... Vincenl Cosfanza Spring Presidenl .... Rachael Balyeal 40 LIFE MEMBERS-Fall: Frank Burrivzsci, Vivian Cortcsc, Franccs Ltwis, Domtliy Ryan. Spring: Rachaml lialycal, Cllmintla Dorothy Donnully, Harry Farrell, Bcvcrly Gruur, June Kitazaxva, Nancy K Vliznki. Sept. Arnutr Alfonso Bacoio Balycat Buall Buns P. Busmn B Busmn Brown fi. Burric .Ll F. Bnrrivsci l Campbcl lfarlarati Cabral Cnlcman Clobanza Cook Cores: Davis Dc 'lmet Donnelly Farrcll Fonda Gales - Feb Grccr Hackman Hall Hollrnnn Jamison j. ,lurgensen P. jurgensen Kalcu Kidwall Kitazawa Knccsliaw Lewis La Rus:0 Luckharc Lucas Matsumoto Mizuki Miy-:ikusu McRae lvlonrgumcry Nakagawa Nelson Panopulos Pats B. Ryan D. Ryan Savage Stmas Smith Feb. - June Bacoia Balycat Bennett Bianchi Bona Boston Bunwsci Claffaratti Campbell Cerune Cllcavcland Coleman Costanza Crowell Dayling Davis llc Mcza Dt- Smct Donnelly Farrell Fcci Finnigan Fonda Funtanc Gurhardt Garafola Gattnccio Glundcnning Gorham Grccr Hackman Hallcr Hagiliara Hardcastlc Hwflman Hoover Jamison ,l. jurgensen P. ,lurgcnsen Kakin Karstcd Kepler Kidwcll Kirazawa Bnrrit-sci, idwull, Btrry Parc, Bury Rtgan, Alia Tananyc, Tsurukn Lennon .ipgan Lcwis Saunders lvlanfnl Savage: Martiri Sumas Nlatsumom Srlimidt Ivlcllonull Slicllcy ll. lvlcffonntll Smith McCue Sntzin lvlclnxyrc Slxuppcrnl lvlclvlillan Slx.'x'x'Ill'E Nliyakusu Swctncy lwlizalci Tanuuyc Mcmcnrc Vlaturs Milzzio Wclwvr Nglwn XX'cinl3erg Nocsntulli Willvun Nokagawa E. XVilliams Nuncs P Williams Orlando llalliamson Pantclro Wbrlcy ljapkoll Yada Vatu Yampol Quintcn Yuntda Ratlibun Ynshihara Rotlxlxull 4l SERVICE CLUBS TAfWA TRI BAR f x --JJ '13, -L F hi! L1 . I KHUFU SERVICE CLUB ADVISERS , N X Up' 6'0MMEl?6'lAl CLUB San Jose High's largesl' club, 'Phe Commercial Club, was organized fiffeen years ago by s'ruden+s in all branches of 1'he commercial deparlmenr. H' is one of fhe mosf acfive clubs and plays a promi- neni' parl' in school ac+ivi1'ies. Juniors and seniors wi'rh recommending grades are eligible, and applica- lions for membership are made fhrough +he reg. classes. Because of The war, +he club's acfiviiies were limifedg 'I'he educa+ional excursion and 'lhe annual banquef were cancelled, buf The group did sponsor a club picnic, and on Color Day ii managed a soda pop boolh. For +he fall semesier Glen Bray was elecied presideni, and during fhe spring semesfer Dick Ziegler lead 'lhe s'I'uden+s in lheir ac+ivi+ies. Miss Dorolhy Ehrhorn is The adviser for +he club. 44 l .X Clif? OFFICERS f 2 45 V 5 4 CLUB OFFICERS W Ls' GOLF Q5 Q CHESS Vx A HIKING 1 ' Q 15 at vi 1 Q sa wfikamwumr ' , 399 'Q K fi 55 ., ,, . 46 iinfzism-',13, ..., ig, ' b E . POLICE i JR. STATESMEN JAPANESE STUDENT EXCALIBUR ' ,ff - NN vY...W,., 2--ff 'f'r 47 'jr HIGH LII-'E CAZENDAI? SEPT. I5 School opens. SEPT. IS, I6, I7 Sophomores gel' acquainled. SEPT. 30 Firs'I' ASB assembly. OCT. I Sophomores and new s'I'ucIenIs have Iheir picrures 'I'aken. OCT. I7 Firsl' ASB dance in 'Ihe gym. OCT. 23 Boys' League slages bonfire rally a'I' Graham Field. NOV. 7 Ha+ Day. NOV. 8 Foolball 'Ieam af Sacramenlo. DEC. 30 Nomina'I'ion of Spring officers. il Mimi' ' . I P59 ,I . I. an . .'f'.,.,:.. g --.. .-:1 1 48 jlawrf-Mm.. DEC. 7 Japanese aI I'ack Hawaii - war de- clared. JAN. 20 Pafriolic Program in I'he quad. JAN. 28 Spring award assembly in 'Ihe quad. JAN 3I Senior Ball. MARCH I9, 20, 2I I942 Press Convenlion a'I' Berkeley. APRIL I5 AII ouI' for defense - building models For Ihe Navy. MAY I Sadie Hawkins Dance in gym. MAY I5 General Richardson speaks Io High seniors in Morris Dailey Audiforium. MAY 29 Color Day- comic ship. J U NE I9 School closes. HIGH LIFE Look familiar? Supervising? Curfain - 3 minufes. Homework? Wl1a+'s Hue score? Big nighi' ahead. I pass-' . . . . +o serve fai'rhfully Guess who? All day? -- suckers! You fell him - keed! Queen for a day. An+icipa+ion. Come on 1'eam! High gives oui' - The weekly headache HIGH HFE Dance Hme. Grease-pain? These pho+ograpl'1ers!! High pu+s on a pageant Red Cross recrui'I's. So Long - Who's your candida're? Advisors 'For a day of fun Pledgeship. lmpor+an+ session Whispering? Medi'l'a+ion. The Transiiion. Good-neighbor p Boogie Woogie Sevenfh period. Hula Girl. Bashful. -press conclave olicy. HIGH lll-'E Quad - PIedge?? Cl1as+isemen+ deluxe! Award assembly. Bed-'I'ime. Swinging oufl Dance fonighfl fx ,R X 1 I F? f 9' Ek Le+ her go, Joe! - Overlure. Game-lime. Make-up magic. Our prexies. Palriofic assembly. Our souflwern neighbors. When girls gel' fogefher Hold ill Bircl's eye view. X. fy N is-N 1 , 'X fp I XV V by YJ 1' 1 X Q K1 . , XX of ., Y W my 'fflffj' - f 'y' ..1: a2sfeffs:a:s::. ',.1:1 ss: .-2:2 ,.f: afififiiifzb, :...,...A,:1 :.1:f: 2 A.:1 ,liis .,, A Qc X 272-X, ff , f 'QQ f, .,, ' ffz L Mgfzgmx 652-QQ Zywxjgf A ISE? Aki i 1622 L ff .....,,,... 3vfxha-'umm' Amhwnw-.Munn my M W A-V JA Pi -.WM W ,M M- - -1 sqm- ,ff 144.5 rf l Q-U ,f mninvc or faq REWY1 's4 wv'n , if ' f.'A woman moved is like a founrain froubled--. Once again +he lines from Shalcespeare's maddesl farce rang rhrough ihe air, rhis 'l'ime wi+h changes, when a modern version of The Taming of 1'he Shrew was presenred as 'l'he fall srudenr body show. Sraged in modern dress wi+h seHing and props 'ro march, rhe play lacked none of fhe wil' which has made H' a classic. Much of The comedy was provided by Bud Truro, as +he wife-raming Pefruchio, and Oresfes D'Anna, as Bapfisia, Kaihe- rine's farher. Barbara Bealor porrrayed rhe fiery Kale, while Marion Tanner, as Bianca, and Doug Parron, as Lucenrio, handled mosi' of 1'he romanfic scenes. 58 y J 6'HAl?lEY'5 AUNT l'm Charley's aun+ from Brazil-where fhe nu+s come from. Prov- ing fhal' Vicforial si1'ua'I'ions had losl' none of iheir old appeal, +he hilari- ous s+uden+ body produciion of Charley's Aun+ became 'l'he hi+ of fhe year. Joe Juliano and Bailey Tudder on aliernaie nigh'I's excelled in fhe lead role of +he female impersonalor. Aided and abeH'ed by such velerans as Frank Shelley, Bud Truro, Maurice Engleman, Bob Bowers, and o'I'hers, 'I'he comic fale of an Oxford undergraduafe's unwilling al'- 'lempls +o aid his friend by impersonaling an unknown Brazillian aunl' wound +o a 'lriumphanl' close. Norrine Plummer, Maureen DeSmei', Norma Williams, and Edilh Oakes provided bo+h color and romanfic in+eres+. ,ww jf ,,,.w.+....,,, 5' K kid ,f -. ' . if V - fl .-ip! xiii' A, yi, Q an arf i N 59 yf THIS AWFUZ AGE The adolescenl problems of young Penny Wood formed l'he 'lheme for fhe fall senior play, appropriarely re-l'i'l'led, This Awful Age. Laughfer predominaled, buf many scenes were 'louched wi+h pa'rhos as well. Highlighl' of 'l'he enfire play was when Penny appeared a+ fhe parly wearing 'lhe long soughl' afier, and unbecoming, red sfrapless formal. ln +he role of 1'he fiffeen-year-old Penny, Maureen Berquisf gave an oufsianding performance. Handling fhe par'I' of 'lhe boy nexf door whose sole in'leres+ is airplanes, Oresles D'Anna again proved his dra- ma+ic abili+y. Fred Lico, as 'l'he college glamour boy, and Phyllis Elmer, as lhe small +own beauly, furnished much of fhe inieresf. 60 YOU CAN7 TAKE IT WITH YOU Grandpa Sycamore, wifh his genfle philosophy, Penny, wilh her penchanf for playwri+ing and ar+, and fhe res+ of The slighlly balmy Sycamore family again Took lhe spoflighl' as The spring senior class presen+ed You Can'1' Take H' Wi+h You as 'lhe final dramalic pro- duc+ion of +he year. Confusing, ye+ amusing, was fhe concensus of opinion afier viewing 'I'he conglomeralion of ballei' dancers, 'Fire- cracker manilfaclurers, and aspiring ar'l'is+s assembled on 'Phe sfage of 'lhe Roosevell Audilorium. Well slaged and direcied, +he produciion was excellent Bob Bowers did well in fhe role of Grandpa Sycamore, as did Virginia Weber as Penny, Jayne Hundley as Alice, and 'I'he res+ of 'l'he cas1'. bl ON STAGE S+renuous, indeed, is 'rhe work of lhe San Jose High dramalic deparlmenf, headed by Miss Alice Ham. Aside from +he major produc+ions, such as senior plays and slu- den+ body shows, in 'lhe pasl year +he drama depar'rmen+ has promofed plays for book week, viclory shows in 'lhe conference room, novel adverlising s+un'l's, and many olher oulside acfivilies. The success of lhe palriolic pageanl' was due largely fo Miss Hamm's eFFor+s. A school movie, as yel unreleased, is also on 1'he lisl'. r 62 i BAE!! STAGE The play and +he player are impor+an+, bul' if if were no+ for fhe sfage crew, much would be impossible +o accomplish. These boys, 'I'oge+her wH'h fhe eleclricians. make possible bofh scenery and lighfing. Regardless of 'rhe small recognirion 'lhey receive, fhe boys work hard and long a+ rheir iobs, bolh al' plays and during rehearsals, demolishing one scene and erecfing one enfirely differeni' wirhin +he space of five or len minu'I'es. As a resuH', San Jose High's seis rare among California's besr. 63 MUSIC Bob Mason, Henry Lanini, Alberi Os- ferman, and Paul Kinney comprise The Boys' S+ring Quarfel, an ensemble whose reperfoire confains fine music. The quar- fef, which is made up of 'lwo violins, a viola, and a 'cello, performed in +he Pa+rio+ic Pageanf ai' fhe Civic Audi- forium and also had a radio engage- menl over KQW in May. The high school Trio had more en- gagemenls ihan any ofher ensemble 1'his year. The personel is a follows: Maurice Engleman, violin: Pai' Schom- mer, piano, and Paul Kinney, 'cello. The Sainfe Claire Ho'I'el, fhe Paren'l'- Teachers' Associafion, and 'The Girls' League are among fhose who have played hosf 'io This group during +he pas+ year. The insfrumenial music depar+men'I s Iafesf addiiion is ihe Woodwind En- semble, a quinfef composed of oboe, flu+e, clarine+, bassoon, and horn. The newly 'Formed group has noi' performed This year, bui' ii' promises many engage- men+s nex'I' year. Peier Jurgensen, Vin- cen+ Cosianza, Frank Shelley, Gilberl' Yel, and Frank Baglione, who make up fhe group, are shown here rehearsing. Under l'he balon of Mr. Leon Jenkins, fhe San Jose High School Orcheslra has in +he fore-going year achieved high slandards in ar+is'l'ic developmenl which were enlhusiaslically epprecialed every lime lhe group performed. The orcheslra gave a concerl' al Wilson Junior High and was la+er heard over KQW. ll conlribuled con+inui+y music befween acfs in lhe Shakespeare and Spring Senior Plays, and +he Pa+rio+ic Page-an+. Wearing new uniforms and much increased in size, +he band look parl in various aclivilies in and oulside of school. ll proved lhal' il' was worlhy of 'lhe greal' confidence placed in ii' by lhe Sludenl Body and wore ils new crimson and gray uniforms proudly in all evenls in which il look parl. The band, under fhe capable leadership of Mr. Leon Jenkins, was full of spiril' and was responsible for building up in 'rhe school a like spiril. 1 H 65 If San Jose ever had a musical pro- digy if is Phyllis Ra+hbun, well-known soprano vocalisl. Three noon recifals, lwo KQW broadcasis, Pa+rio'ric Pageanl solo, P.T.-A. banque+ appearance, Cali- fornia Musical Con+es'r, solo appearance for 1'he San Jose Women's Club, and spring gradualion-all +hese made a busy season 'For Phyllis 'lhis year. all 1 ' l N Represenling Sari Joie High in con- cer+s, Maurice Engleman wi+h Pal' Schom- mer af 'rhe piano has lhrilled many audi- ences. Their inspiring performances have been heard over KQW, a+ P.-T. A. luncheons, al' s1'uden+ body dances, in many local churches, in a noon reci+al, and by groups of soldiers. Ou+s+anding in The school's ins+ru- menfal music lhis year was Peier Jur- genson, 1'alen+ed flulisf. Peler was called upon lo perform on numerous occasions. His engagemenls included playing for lhe Pa+rio'Hc Pageanl, a program of school music broadcasl' over KQW, concer+s af fhe iunior highs, and a re- ci+al. .His accompanisl was Pafricia Schommer, who was acclaimed for her excellenl' work. ' ,- i i K -V.- ' s .551-.-gwssgmgggf, f E, .. . KK isp. ,K W, K V W, - Pm sg ' ,.K . ' :.f.'ff.4ff. il ' fs Q ' -. 'W ' as - 3' . -V K f Q 4 , mwgwglgfzr , . 5 - , K . .- K 5 K fiiifflz use . an 6' ' ' .' ' f' l E . Kgggigggig Kg, KW K Q .: ,F :K K . . ,KK:KK.g K 6,3 1 KK K KK! K K QD of ., , , Sf 4, ' T' H U 'K .. Q 5. .- we ' ' ' aw I 'ss ' w e N . i .., K f,. .. N9 sow , im? K ig ,N . K .K K Q, 5 vi K 'Q 4 K f F' KK. K if Q W lm K' fi ,,. - 'M - M 1 ---'--' f 1 I , ' W as - o K K sg ,W is 1 T The six+y voice A Cappella Choir under +he able supervision of Mrs. Jean Schelbach has had numerous engagemenls during 'l'he fore-going year. Their appearances included rhe San Jose A ,Gapfpella ,Ehoin4Fe9ival, Soroplomisl' and Kiwanis lmcheon clubs, Slanford Chapel services, 'Fall grad- uafion, Civic Audilorium wifh Dorofhy Maynor, Palriolic Pageanl, lnducrion Ceremony for na+ur- alized ciiizens, Parenfs' Nighf, Trinily Guild, and spring commencement The Choir's season was well received by all Hs audiences. The combined efforfs of Mrs. Shirley Willis and Miss Lucille Machado wilh 'rhe Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs are highly meriforious. The Boys' and and Girls' Glees are no+ clubs in lhe ex+ra-cur- ricular sense of lhe word, +heir rehearsals being conducled in regular classes. The Girls' Glee was +he more ac+ive +his year, giving performances 'For lhe P.T.-A. council and Technical High Commence- men'I'. The Boys' Glee was feafured in +he Palriofic Pageanf. P 67 STA!-'FS 68 LOST ANI? FOUND OFFICF SCHOOL BANK FRONT OFFICE BOOK DEPOSITORY LIBRARY ATTENDANCE OFFICE COURSES CHEMISTRY PHYSICS METEROLOGY SALESMANSHIP PHOTOGRAPHY CLOTHING SELECTION MACHINE CALCULATION CLERICAL QFFICE PRACTICE HOME PROELEMS FOR BOYS R:-9 KX-5 sh-,,xF3slt BQ: 3' X6-xv pkfg. V X X W Q., gk 5 ,9 51 , wxairxe, L. an in X ,CM X y mvgq-W 59 'Q ,X ,gg 7Q',,,,.v-f min' SA PVD X .. Q4:'L,Q-iii wrlx X 1. if IQ 7 I. in 941.19-2: C x 69 'L 9, wx ,Mu 1 a 1 N 5 E D Q 1 -. Z3 J rv .-IQQL 1, fzrf- if - E, L. V l , l Bulldog 'fans will long a whole Poly T +hose BY Bulldog playmg of successful year. good frosh Baggese, bug a no-l1i'l' game are 72 V wcei and lgifabn -s we go +o press are re season -I Lowe s ndin gg ' +he I30's +l1rou WT gs ea rg? ! ,M- . 'Y fame squad once for P hlihng and 'X N. M .X Q af mmf San Jose fracksiers broke five records al' fhe P. A. L. relays. The consisfenf running of Capfain Farrar, Bud Mor+ensen, John Amaral, and Bud Hoo+on was The chief fac+or of our vic1'ory. Breaking a six-year-old iinx, fhe Bulldog swimming feam defeafed San Jose Sfafe frosh by winning all buf one lone firsl' place. Tofaling 32 poinls, Bulldog wresllers won +he Norfhern California lnvifaiional Tournamenf. Individual honors go +o Cap+ain AI Plummer, Bob Johnsfon, Don Rayner, Layion Gorhan, and Mariano Duke De Lucca. ' Q y 73 Opening 1'he currenl' foolball season San Jose gridmen baH'led 1'he Berkeley Yellowjackeis fo a 0-0 lie on Berlceley's soggy +urf. Poly Tech of San Francisco proved a bil sfronger, nosing ou1'l'he Bulldogs +o a score of 20-I4. Opposing Sequoia in +he league opener, San Jose again dropped a lhriller 2I-l2. Finishing seven'l'N place in P. A. L. s+andings, San Jose +raveled +0 Eureka only fo lose a hard 'foughl game, score being 25-0. The 'forward line was composed of Eugene Rose: Wimpy Jones, wi'I'h Phil Rizzo, ends, Jerry Herrera, and Bob Nis- sen, Joe Juliano, and Mariano De Lucca, guards: and Ray Rodoni allernafing Kenny cen'I'ers The composed of Capfain Don Bufcher and Nick Rhoades, quarferg fullback. is 50. ee SS as ,59 82 4 ?364,,. .. .4 g 56,8 ,E M ,,1.,, y D ,.., eS.,1e,,a3 2 55 74 l ,.:53:ff.V.. ..-. ',A.A. 11: :-. F 22? 'f-f1V- sifiifl' ..., .:,. ..A, ,-'1'Ab: Coached by able Lee Cox, 'ihis year's lirs+ year men placed second in 'rhe P. A. L. s+andings. GeH'ing off fo a slow sfar+, fhe Sophs came up wi+h four wins and 'rwo losses. The Bullpups were led by 'I'heir co-caplains Pal McConnell and Mervin Bufcher. The Bullpups hil' iheir siride when fhey scorecl a 27-0 roui over a highly favored San Ma+eo squad. The Bullpup rosfer was com- posed of: Jim Fenfon, Bob Oakes, Bob Baldwin, Phil Cur+is, and Joe Cirincioni, ends: Bob Curl, Bolger, and Bud Tarp, +ackles7 Bill Winkie Mar+in, Bob Tobin, Neil Eichmier, Murray and Chad Wendf, cen+ersg Mervin John Pe+erson, halfs Pa+ McConnell and Dick quarierbaclcs' and sig.. 'nv iii 7 5 WMV 7, 3 ww, i ypwmvm- f-w1y,'ruIv4?Af, '38 l sssyi A f San Jose's Varsiiy compleled a successful season, ending in a 'lie for second place in +he 'Final P.A.L. s+anding. Cap+ained by Hal Lowe, +he squad was bolsiered wilh such s+ars as: Ed Snow- ball Burfon, Ariie Cronwall, Joe Marchisella, Wes Sfevenson, Jack Marcipan, Ralph Romero, Bob Carlson, Lou Frangos, Ken Heggem, and Don Ryder. The I30's came 'Through wi+h fhree wins, placing fiflh in P.A.L. slanding. The 30's dumped ihe unde'fea+ed Burlingame ieam, 32-25. This year's squad was capfainecl by Sian Aronson. This year's I20's, led by Frank Yoshioka, look lhird place in +he P.A.l.. The leam's leading scorers were Yoshiolca, lvlinaio, Maggelfi, and Paramo, The lI0's came fhrough fhis year ending up in fourih place in 1'he final P.A.L. sfanding. On fhe squad were: Mouri, Morila, Paramo, Hiolci, Arredondo, Rizzo, Hayihora, and Cassingham. 76 mm 130 POUND BASKETBALL 120 POUND BASKETBALL 1- L 1- , ,.fL,f ' , . if K 'f 110 POUND BASKETBALL Na , gy' 19 fl. J' 9 , W f ,sag ii kv Nw.. ., - X, 5, Frizz in 1. ss ma? Q ' Taking six firsl places and breaking five records, San Jose cindermen again look +he P. A. L. re- lays. As we go +o press, we see +he Bulldogs as sfrong confenders 'for lhe P. A. L. and N. C. S. honors. Mainslays in The Bulldog Varsily are Caplain Lucky Farrar and Bud Hoofon, sprinfsg Bud Morfenson, Lynn BriH'on, Doug Andrews, hurdle evenlsg Franklin Knighl, John Amaral, Bob Baldwin, disfance runsg Eugene Skilly Rose, Dick ChilcoH', Allen Armslrong, Pal Tolaro, and Harlan Healh, field even'rs. 78 130 POUND TRACK 120 POUND TRACK HIC-H'S COACHING STAFF Dr ' .f .ag i ,.,,.---- t I N l are MA' ,,-5-gQgf3Qg1:,, .fi l:f:E:f15 E ff f'1: .:,,4fffff Q iff 5f:', ffff5: .4,::fffQ,:A , - ,,, , San Jose's Varsify baseball +eam opened 'lhe season wi+h lwo viclories over a slrong Sanla Clara 'frosh 'ream wifh scores of 3-2 and 2-I. San Jose also handed S+anford's Frosh feam a de- feal, 3-I. As we go +0 press, San Jose opened lhe P. A. L. season wi'l'h a win over Palo AH'o, and are overwhelming favoriles +0 'lake lhe P. A. L. Nick Baggese was elec'l'ed cap+ain, and has proved ro be dangerous al' 'l'he plafe. An excellen+ pilching sfaff consisfed of Ralph Romero, Wimpy Jones, and Bob Burfes wi'l'h Bob Nelson and Howard Kendall ca+ching. The infield was composed of Hal Lowe, Don Ryder, Isl: Don Taylor, Tom Okayaki, 2nd, Tony Saso, and Frank Vizza, 3rd, Leroy Rhoades ar hor+s+op. Oulfielders were Nick Baggese, Jim Peferson, and Nick Valencia. 'Q v ,eg 80 P. A. Z. PLAY-OFFS The opening game in lhe P. A. L. play-offs wifh Sou'I'h San Francisco found San Jose on +he losing end of a 5-3 score. ln +he second game +he Bulldog milmen, invading +he Warriors' home diamond, oul'-slugged 1'he opposilion fo a 9-5 finish. Ralph Romero's splendid pifching s+ood our in 'I'his game. The series being lied up, fhese l'wo 'rop flighl 'reams mel in San Jose's new Munici- pal Ball Park in a game 'ro decide +he championship nine. San Jose look The ini+ia+ive in 'l'he firsl inning and scored one run. The Warriors +ied up fhe score in fhe fourlh and foughl hard +o nose ou'I' fhe de+ermined Bulldogs in The remaining fhree periods. In 1'he final inning, however, 'rhe local +eam broke 'rhrough when Frank Vizza knocked ou+ a sharp 'louble +o score Jim Pe+erson from second and bring 1'he P. A. L. home +o High once more. - Y ,AR H 8 I WATER SPORTS lil San Jose's Bulldog in 1'he final P. A. L. Led by Capfain Tom BriHon, Bob Wai+e','J,aclc Daly, Bob and Phil Michaeils'.'-X-.M g ende the cl This year's slrong Bulldog swimming squbd Frosh +eam for +he firsf lime in six years. The P Burlingame by large scores. ln fhe Miehe, Bob Wai+e, Jack Daly, Bob A. L. successful season by finishing 'lhircl place Bulldogs had fhree w-insfand 'rhree losses. of Roy Miehe, Don Rayiher, Al Shepperd, ed Folger, Jack Lawrence, Alex Marshall, Hs season by defea+ing San Jose ASfla're followed up by de'lea+ing San Mafeoiand mermen in The 'l'hree 'lop places were Roy Marshall, Jim Fenlon, and Pai' McConnell. Roy Miehe, Jack Daly, Phil Michaels, and Q D, gg p File em com osed ihe relay +eam. , K 82 6011-' i Having losi' valuable ve+erans, +his year's defending P. A. L. Champs finished 2nd in final sfandings. Leading 'rhe Bulldog Squad was Bill, Oliver No. I Singles. Following, Ted Hampson No. 2 Singles, Bob Eichorn 3rd Singles, Jack Chinchen and Bus'rer Jolimay No. I Doubles, Jack Elmer and Ray Gallagher No. 2 Doubles. As we ,go +o press, fhe Bulldog nefmen have ye+ 'ro play in +he P. A. L. fournamenl' held af Sianford. As we go +o press, 'rhe Bulldog golfers are favored +o falce P. A. L. honors. Leading +his year's 'ream is An+hony Sola, number one man. Jack Kunkel, Charles Larson, Don Jones, Kaye Krowell, and Harold Woodward round ou'I' The Bulldog squad. En+ering wi1'h 'Four men in +he Norlhern Californiyaflunior Golf Championship, Anfhony Sola reached 'the semi-finals, being defea+ed by Eddieylfry, final winner. '- 'mf as , - Undefeafed since l935, Bulldog wresflers were upsef fhis year by Sequoia High School. Capfain Al Plummer, along wifh Bob Johnsfon, Don Rayner, Layfon Gorham, and Mariano De Lucca, won individual honors in fhe Norfhern California lnvifafional Tournamenf. Coming I'hrough in fhe Gene Graffan Me- morial Tournamenf were Bob John- s+on, John Ensign, Charles Keeble, and Russell Oldham. Bob Rofh- well and Charles Keeble 'iook fhe Norfhern California Junior Tourna- menf. Block S.J. Sociefy's primary pur- pose is fo give recognifion fo 'I'hose boys who have righffully earned blocks. Semi-annually, Block S.J. sponsors a dinner or an assembly for fhe purpose of issuing blocks. Thi organizafion, lacking facilifies, has ben forced fo limif ifs acfivi- fies. This year Block S.J. edifed ifs firsf Bulldog Pepsfer, a publi- cafing confaining school songs and yells. Sfarfing as a sophomore man- ager, one works up fo a senior manager, receiving his ma'nager's block when complefing his senior year. Some of his dufies are: lil fo keep a very accurafe record of afhlefic evenfs, l2l fo keep an ac- counf of all afhlefic equipmenf, l3l fo keep a check in fhe club house and afhlefic field. Noi' enough recognifion has been given fo our managerial sfaff. ICapIaInI BOYS' SPORTS AWARDS VARSITY FOOTBALL NATHAN BAGGESE HAL BIANCHI DON BUTCHER SAL CIRAULO KAYE CROWELL BASIL D'ANNA MARIANO DE LUCCA LUCKY FARRAR JEROME HERRERA WIMPY JONES JOE JULIANO KEN NARVEZ BOB NISSEN SAM O'BRIEN VINCENT PADILLA LEROY RHOADES PHIL RIZZO RAY RODONI EUGENE ROSE SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL BOB BALDWIN MERVIN BUTCHER RICHARD CARPENTER CHARLES CHRISTIAN BOBBY CURL NEAL EICHMEIER JIM FENTON ROY HUGHES EUGENE KISLING BILL MARTIN PAT MQCONNELL BILL NASH BOB OAKES FRANK PERRY JOHN PETERSON ROY SANFILIPPO BOB STORRS BUD TARP ROBERT TOLIN DICK WEINBERG CHAD WENDT ED WORLEY U N LIMITED BASKETBALL E. Burarom A. CRONWALL B. omarsom L Pmmeos K. Heeew J. MARCHISELLA J. MARCIPAN R. Rommao W. sTEvENsoN u3o's S. ARoNsoN B. Bomm J. DEHN J. me LUCCA Di FOSTER M. LANeHoLFF J. Popovuon E. Rossi B. RIVERA R. SAIJNDERS M. Tomi uzoz IZUMI KAWAKAMI ED MAeETTu WILLARD MQCORD YOSHI MINATO WILLIAM MORITA LOUIS PARAMO SHIG SUYEISHI MARSHALL TOLIN FRANK YOSHIOKA IIO's ANGELO ARREDONDO DON CASSINGHAM ED HAGIHARA . SHIOKI HIOKI FRED MORITA FRANK MOURI ERNIE PARAMO SAM RIZZO 85 WATER PO LO DICK ARTHUR TOM BRITTON BILL CARPENTER JACK DALY TED FOLGER ALLEN GILLILAND ROBERT HARTRANFT JACK LAWRENCE ROY MIEHE DON RAYNER TENNIS JACK ELMER BUSTER JOLIMAY RAY GALLAGHER JACK CHINCHIN TED HAMPSON BILL OLIVER Managers RAY GALLAGHER, Senior BILL GRAY, Junior J I M SCI-IMIDT, Sophomore WRESTLING JOH N JACKSON CLARENCE SOTA BILL BOB BOB BOB BILL ROTHWELL JOHNSTON ROTHWELL DAWLEY WARDRUP ANTHONY SOTA JOHN FERRARI ALBERT PLUMMER BILL HOLMES CHARLES KEEBLE MARIANO DE LUCCA DON RAYNER LAYTON GORHAM Managers EMMETT LEWIS, Senior R. OLDHAM, Junior AL SESMA, Sophomore R. SCIMECA, Sophomore 4 FALL BASKETBALL 86 FALL HOCKEY SPRING BASEBALL BLOCK S. I SPRING VOLLEYBALL SPRING SWIMMING V' 1 ww FALL TENNIS SPRING TENNIS I A,sl5R1Nc: Q 'BADMINTON A , fi ,I f ff' 1 f I a FALL LIFESAVING MANAGERS 6lRl'5' SPORTS A WARDS BLOCK SJ ' BARBARA BONE EDITHANNE GATES JEWEL HART ROSALIND JORDAN MARYON LAWRENCE JERRIE MCCOSH MARIAN MOORE EDITH OAKES MARIAN TARP GLORIA VILLASENOR ALYCE WAGNER BEVERLY BIGGER FRANCES BOATMAN MARGUERITE BOSTWICK CEILIA CORRAL ELEANOR GUISSI JOSEPHINE GULIZZO ALICE HARKER ' MARY HOOTON ETHEL HOWARD JACOUIE JURGENSEN FRANCES MUZZIN TINA PLETT BARBARA STEWART MARYLEE HARTELL BETTY BARITEAU BETTY CASSINGHAM MAUREEN DeSMET CLARA HASEN HERSHELLA HAWKS ROSE FILICE MARY ALICE FUSSELL KAZUKO KOGURA GAYLE MARTEN NORMA TATE STARS ' GEORGIANA CLEVENGER MARIANNE DIGIOVANNI ANGELA diVITTORIO ROSE ICHISHITA. 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NADINE MCATEE NASS 98 BILLIE MAE GERALDINE KILPATRICK LA RAGIONE CHARLES DWIGHT MILLER MATHIESON DORIS ERANCES LYON LEWIS DON SAMUEL MATTHEWSON O'BRIEN ELINOR DOROTHY MALIZIA MAZZANTI EUGENE KENNETH PARLATO PORTER MARILYN MARY JANE PARMENTER MORRIS -W I I I T I i1 MALJRENE CORINNE MORTENSON NEWELL JQSEPH VICTOR RUSCIGNO ROCCA LAURA' DQROTHY OUATTROCI-II RYAN JAMESL JAMES SPENCER SIEBEN PATRICIA EMMA RINO PAGLIARO TED JOSEPH TIERNAN TERESI SALLY TH ELMA STUROES SIMPSON AMELIA REVINO RAYMOND SMITH MARY SABATINO HAROLD SOUSA NANCY SCI-IERE MIDORI SI-IIMANE IDA ERIEDA POOL EDWARD SOUZA HELEN SEEBLJRGER LOUIS STRICKLER GERALDINE STEVENS WARREN TERRIBERRY MATIAN SOUATRITTO TAMBELLINI TANNER EYELYN MARY SARAH PAOANELLI PARADISO ORLANDO DONALD HOWARD GEORGE RAYNER SQHM ROSS DORIS MARY BETTY RLJMLEY SALTTLJRI ROBERTSON WATSON LELAND ERNEST TAYLOR STRQNACH SCHQENENBERQER ROSEMARIE AURORA JEANNE SQHWALB Pucci PIRO YI ALFRED I E I E JACK TAYLOR STRT RLER SWAGERTY I CECILIA JUNE ANGELA TQLEY SI-IIMANE loo 1 IOI I lg MARILYN I MARIE JOSEPI-IINE SUTI-IERLAND TRIBULATO SOUATRITO GEORGE JOSE WILLIAMS WINN VILLARREAL VVOODELINT VIRGINIA CAMILLA EVA I TOSTE VVEI-IR WREN CLIFF KENNETH JOI-IN ARONSON ARVIN ARIOTO AMY MAUREEN . I-IARRIET AKAZUKI ALLEN ANDERSON I JACK A BOB VICTOR BARCELONA BARTON BASILE MARY GERALDINE ELVIRA BACOSA BAKER BARGETTO MARY SUNSERI YUKIO VVATONABE EVA MARIE WOODMAN DON ATLAS DORIENE ANGELO I STANLEY BELLOW BETTY l BARNARD I02 BEATRICE TOSTE GEORGE ADAMS LOIS WILLIAMS NATHAN BAGGESE ANDREA ATKINSON I-IAL BIANCI-II BETTYL A BARITEAU MARY THERESA VIZZA VTZZUSQ JACK JOE ALCORN ALESSI ALICE I' MARIAN AFONSO ADERMAN Bos DOUG APTE ANDREWS I MARIAN GERTRUDE ASSIMOPOULOS ASH SHERMAN STANLEY BLAYLOCK BQEHME BEVERLY RACHAEL BACON BALYEAT V I03 PATTY BARBARA ROSALIE BELLROSE BEALER BERMAN BOB BOB CHARLES BOWERS BOWMAN BONASERA CLARA ROSE MARIE BEVERLY BIANCHI BIANCO BIGGER JACK WILBUR ANTHONY CARTER CHABOYA BUA THELMA CLORINDA VIRGINIA BROWN BURRIESCI BYERS SAL GEORGE RICHARD CIRAULO COLLA COX HELEN CATHERINE BETTY CAEEARATTI CALIO COGGIN BARBARA BENNETT AL BOLTON MARIAN BLOOM CHARLES BUCKLEYL HELEN BOOS GUY CHINN EDITH BOZZO I04 MAE BENNETT STAN ARONSON FLORENCE BERNAL LYNN ' BRITTAN DOROTHY S. BOWEN JACK CHINCHEN HARRIET CALLISCH ROSALIE ANNIE MARIE BENZO BILL AZEVEDO ACEVES JACK BRIGHT RUTH LA VERNE MARILYN BETTINGER BETTINGER TOMMY LYLE BROCATO BROTZMAN JACOUELINE EAYE BODDY BUCKNER ELROY ALAN CHRISTIAN CURTIS NORMA NANCY CAMICIA CAMPBELL V T Ibl ff ? W 'A' I in ,N Eg... 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PJ 'I ,I Ay fyf DELRHIAIE If ELAINE VIRGINIA DORR 0 DIAS DELGRANDE RAY SILVIO PHILIP GALLAGHER GROSSI FRUCHT RUTH PHYLLIS MARGARET ERNST EMIGH DAVIS JOHN JOE JOHN GRAY GIAMMGIXIA GIBBONS MARY ALICE JEANE VIRGINIA FUSSELL FICKES EANILIGGHIG BILL BURTON JACK HARRIS HANCOCK HALLER' DOROTHY ELEANGR MARIE FOSTER FIJRTADO EEGI MARIAN DEL PONTE I CHARLES FITCH BARBARA EHLERT ' I ' I Q PETER GUERRE EILEEN FINNEGAN BOB HALLER DIANE FOWLER I08 VERLIE DUKE HARRY FARRELL BETTY JANE DUNHAM VINCENT GENCO KATHRYN FLETCHER JACK HARPER LUCILLE FISHER DOROTHY DONNELLY KEN N ETH FOSKETT GLORIA ESTRUTH BILL GALLO MARY FANTUCCHIO ,G E IRIHINI K JANE FLESHER BETTY LOU DE M EZA LLOYD FISHER BEULAH EVANS ROBERT GALLIMORE ROSE FILICE TOM HALLA MARGIE GULLICK V . , IO9 I THERESA FILICE ROBERT HILL ' x VIRGINIA GRAMI JOE JULIANO CAROLINE HALLER RAY KROGH ETHEL HOWARD ANNETTE VELMA GATTUCCIO GERE LEE DONALD HOLTON HENINGER MILDRED PAULINE GLENN GRIEEIS CHARLES HUGH KEEBLE JOHNSTON CHARLOTTE PHYLLIS HALLA HALL DON EDDIE LONG KAWAKAMI MARY SUZANNE HOOTON HOWARD JOAN GARRETT HARLAN HEATH DELORIS GRAHAM LELAND JONES JEANETTE HAGEMAN JACK KUNKEL HELEN HEMPLER IIO ESTHER DOROTHY JERRY GERHARDT GANSEL GROSS WARREN JACK BUD HOGAN HOOVER HOOTON JOSEPHINE FLORA EVA DEANIE GULIUZZO GLADMAN GARDNER BUSTER JOHN HIKARU JOLIMAY JAMISON IWASAKI PHYLLIS BEVERLY BESSIE HACKMAN GREER GENSIRACUSA BILL KARL HAL LEGGETT KINAGA LOWE LEAH JACK JO HARDCASTLE HARPER HARRISON ,A 'FQ' ::.:. , . .,..,.,. ff 1. 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For that Brighter Future f- YOU TOO WILL NEED Specialized TRAINING to meet new conditions As a High School Graduafe you have devofed from I2 fo I6 years of your life fo foundafional educafion. You now have a background for unusual service fo your counfry and for a happy and successful career. IN order fo puf fhis background fo work so fhaf if will be of greafesf bene- fif, a specialized professional business fraining will help you, regardless of whaf field of acfivify you may choose. Your fufure employer will ask, Whaf can you do? Can you puf fhe fundamenfals of office pracfice and accounfing fo work in a business office and in a manner fhaf will command a good salary? Can you lype 65 words a minufe? Can you fake dicfafion af I20 words a minufe? Can you operafe an adding machine, a mimeograph, and a filing sysfem? These are fhe requiremenfs demand- ed by modern business. Heald College will help you masfer fhese subiecfs and gef you sfarfed fo- ward a Secrefarial, Accounfing, or Busi- ness Adminisfrafion posifion. We offer fhe mosf modern equip- menfg fhe lafesf model office machinesg mosf highly frained fe-aching sfaffg spaci- ous, lighf, airy classrooms and a whole- some sfudenf associafion. We invife you fo visif Healcl's any week day or on Monday or Thursday evenings. HEAIID COLLEGE IO NOTRE DAME, SAN JOSE PHONE COLUMBIA I34O AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AA AAAAAAAAA4444444444AAAAAAA444AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AA AAAAAAAAAAAA P P P L rvVVVVVVVVVvVVvVVVVVVVVTVVVVVVVV77VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVY rvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvm rvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvm rvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv YVVVYVVVVVVV Vvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvv VVV Ballard 4380 Chinese Dishes lo lake ou'l ORIENTAL CAFE CHINESE AND AMERICAN DISHES 0 87 E. San Fernando S'l'. San Jose, Calif. 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