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

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MR. HUNTER, MISS BARKER, MR. JEFFERSON, MISS RIPLEY, MR, THRELFALL, MISS BRUCI-I I3 I 1

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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

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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.