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

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1 ,SLR ji lg f San Jose High School is well represenled in every branch of fhe service. As in civilian life fhese boys had lheir individual diversions, so in choosing fheir branch of lhe service 'fhey have followed ihese in- +eres'l's. These pic+ured are buf a few of fhe many who now share lhe privilege of shouldering arms in our coun+ry's fighl' for freedom. To 'I'hese loyal and courageous boys we send our admiralion and sin- cere wishes. 26 Represenfafive of lhe many boys who have replaced 'lheir lex? books and social aclivilies wifh uniforms and mililary discipline are lhese boys whose firsl' 'l'hough'l's were of 'lheir couniry. Typical of 'lhe youfh of foday are fhese boys who have been called upon 'lo shoulder 'rhe burdens of war. Cheerfully 'they gave up lhe free and easy ways of civilian life, replacing 'lhem wilh 'lhe daily rou'l'ine of mariial drills and inspeclion. -nv

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HI STBVIBE ABRARIA, CHARLES AIVIARAL, JOHN AMARAL, RAY ANDERSON, BUD BARRY, WILBUR BIASOTTI, ALBERT BIDDLE, KENNY BLONDE, BILL BONDI, BOB BONELL, STANLEY BROWN, REG BRUY O, VERNQN CA: CA' ONE, VINCENT CARLINO. SAM CATALANA, FRANK CHELONIS, WALTER COCHRANE, BOB COON, PHILLIP COSTANZA, NICK CRAWFORD, BILL CRONWALL, ART DAVILLA, RAY DeLAPP, TED DREW, DEAN DUNLAVEY, JIM ELLINGTON, BOB FANCUILLO, CARL FANCUILLO, SAL FARATO, RAY FARRAR, LEONARD FEIL, EIVIERSON FISHEL, BOB FONTES, EDWARD FONTES, EDWARD FURNARE, LEONARD GALLAGER, BILL GAWTHROP, HERBERT GIAMMONA, JOE GILLIS, JACK GOSSETT, JOHN GOUDY, BOB GRAY, KENNETH HEGGEM, KEN HINES, AL HINEY, BILL HOLMES, BILL HOLMES, JAMES HUBNER, TATE HUGHES, ROY IRVING, KEN JAGGERS, NORMAN JOHNSTON, DALE KEARNEY. JACK KENDALL, HOWARD KING, DON LANGHOFF, MARVIN LEONTI, JOHN LEWIS, EMMETT LOPEZ, ART LOPICCOLO, CARMELLO MCBAIN, FRANK MCMAHAN, TOM MAMOLO, HAROLD MANGIN, CHARLES MARTIN, RICHARD MATMAGO, JOHN MATTHEWS, DON 27 MATTHEWS, GILBERT MERCURIO, JOHN MICCOTTI, ROY MOORE, BOB MUNSON, HERBERT NISSEN, BOB NUNES, MANUEL OLDHAM, RUSSEL ORLANDO, BOB PATRINO, NICK PETERSON, JOHN PRIO, LEWIS PRITCHETT, DICK PUGNO, JOHN PULIZZI, JOE OUANTUCCIO, ANTHONY RAMIREZ, MAURICE REID, BOB RIVERA, FRANK RYDER, JIM SABATONI, FRED SANCHEZ, ROBERT SCALES, FRANK SCALLETA, JOE SCHRADER, DAVID SESMA, ALBERT SHELLY, FRANK SICKINGER, PAUL SILVA, EDDIE SILVERIA, GEORGE SMITH, RICHARD SNAPP, SPENCER SPONITO, AL