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

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FORREST G. MURDOCK Principal We shall always recall Mr. Murdock's kindly smile and democralic and modern way of doing lhings. His whole adminislrafion is organized on 'lhe basis of knowing and underslanding our wanls and needs as sludenrs. To do +his he is oflen found in corri- dors and classrooms 'lallcing 'lo lhe s'luden+s and par- licipaling in class discussions. ln +his, we believe lies 'rhe fundamenfal reason for his success, and we shall conlinue +o admire and respecl him as we pass fhrough 'lhe years of our school and oulside life. 8 Miss O'Neil helps girls +o play an imporlanl' pari' in school ac+ivi'l'ies. Wilhoul' her pafienl guidance of some 'len commiH'ees of 'lhe Girls' League and Torch and Laurel, girls ac'Hvi'lies would nor be whal fhey are. The success of Crown and Shield, fhe Movie Club, 'lhe Boys' League, and Sfudenl Council is largely due 'ro Mr. Den+'s guiding hand. ln his office l'he boys of our school are recognized as individuals. -'.'4f,,.YnsV I . -M M. ,L -.-- -, ,.,, W ,if , , 1 1'-'i'l CECELIA O'NE1L AIAMES DENT Deans

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NIR. O'LOUGLlN. MR, JEFFERSON. MISS PARSONS. MRS, WALTON. MISS LUNDY Counsclurs The adminislralion offices of our school could well be called a mell- ing pol' of acfivilies. ll is inside 'lhese offices 'lhal all 'lhe business of 'lhis high school is fransacled, programs are arranged, and coun- sel given when needed. A vi+al cog in lhis machinery are 'lhe of- fice secrelaries and assislanls. Wirhouf lheir help 'lhe close coordina+ion among counselors, deans, and sfudenls, would be im- possible. Credil should go lo Miss Reiff, Mrs. Flanigan, Miss Greco, Mrs. Waldrop, and Miss Smilh, who cheerfully hear 'lhe lhousand and one burdens connecfed wilh school life. Recognizing each sl'uden'l' as an in- dividual wilh his own background and his special problems, Mrs. An- nelle Wallon and her sfaff of counselors, Mr. Edward Jefferson, Miss Bessie Lundy, Mr. Joseph O'LoughIin, and Miss Dorolhy Par- sons, iollow every sfudenl 'lhrough from his lasl' semesler in junior high school lo his gradua+ion from high school. To give advice on making oul' his program, lo in'l'erview him on his grades and heallh, and lo oblain inlormalion for him aboul jobs and advanced schools-all 'lhese and more are wilhin lhe province of fhe counselors. MISS ROOSE, MISS SMITH, MISS REIFF, MRS, LA MANTIA. MRS. WALDROP MRS. FLANIGAN, MISS GRECO rccnrics