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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

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DEDl6'A7l0N We dedicaie 'ihis I944 Bell 'io you, 'lhe sfudenfs and faculiy of San Jose High School, for, fhrough your consfani' eliforf and enfhusiasm, 44 Helps Win fhe War has become a realiiy as well as a slogan. On fhe barflefield and on fhe home-fron? Highans are prov- ing daily fheir abiliiy 'io shoulder responsibili'I'ies of cifizens in a na+ion af war. For you sfudenfs and feachers, foo, lasf summer's vaca+ion meani work. You labored in fields, canneries, sfores, offices, and defense planisg and many of you are working sfill, afrer school and on Safurdays. You do fhis for 'lhe same reason our boys are swearing in hoi' and humid jungles and shiver- ing in frozen wasfelands-if is The will +o win. To you who mainfain 'ihis indomifable spiri+ and hold alofi ihe iorch of liberfy, held high in a war-darkened world, we dedicale fhis piciorial record of your ac+ivi'I'ies ai' San Jose High School in I944. 113' 6 Sf J. H. S. HONOR POZ! Harold Aby Louise Aurrecochea Charles Baccone Richard Bayless Lee Bold Roberf Boyer Reginald Brown Roberi' Brown Norman Burke Loren Bufler James Capuio Vincenl Carbone Sam Carlino Lawrence Carr Peie Cosfanza William Crawford James D'Angelo Roberi' Dunham Carl Fanciullo Edward Fon+es Ray Firaio Joe Giammona Al Gianocaro Ar+hur Grimaldo Virgil Gundy Floyd Higgins Ta+e Hubner Roy Hughes Francis Jarvis Dale Johnsion Don E. Jones Ray D. Jones Jack Kearny Raihel Lally Rufledge Lawless Roland Lawrence Anihony Malieso Don MaH'hews Ted Moss Charles Murray Roberf Oakes Joe Oldham Richard Oliveri Vic'l'or Orlando Vincen+ Padilla Carmen Parmen+er Lewis Piro A John Pugno Marvin Raby Philip Redlock 1 Tony Rose James Ryder Augusl' Salamoni Salvafor ScaleH'a George Schwind Alber+ Sesma Frank Shelley Eugene Smiih Shuperf Sieison Norman Sullivan Orlando Tamborino William Van ldersfine Delmer Walker Keilh Wilson Earl Wyckoff Ed Note: These arc thc boys who, from Spring '43 to Spring '44, left school to go into the uvi c before thcir graduation. - - gg-r'I5x-arse.: ,135 5' 44 W ' .fi-.SQ-e----'--' ,-I A lk' . ' . IA A A-yr A. ,af . I.-5,-,J ,, 4-1-If-.If , .f.:pv:If'- . ,4.- . ?' 'H'- Ab- - ' .--'A . - 1 - , Q- I.f.f5:- .- ,. I. ,. Q' ' .' .X ' 1 Q -fx ' A 'jlfi-' ' g .- .., T' .,- . .I I-l,ft,S 1 ,.,f- , - .r .- -9- ,pf 1- QF lfjg. Alnv V. .1 . - - . -A 'x p . 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The impacf of war is fer- rible and fhe consequences are many- fold. lf is wifh a feeling of greaf pride fhaf l view fhe acfivifies of our sfu- clenfs and faculfy in fhis fime of greaf emergency. We have all realized our greaf responsibilifies and have aided in many ways fhe elforfs which are being puf forfh fo win 'lhis greal- conflicf. if is an individual maffer whaf we do, buf fhe collecfive efforf makes if possible for fhings fo be accom- plished and programs fo be effecfivef Miss O'Neil, serving as friend and advisor fo fhe girls, lends enfhusiasfic supporf fo all sfu- denf affairs. Through her efforfs as girls' dean, every girl is made fo feel fhaf she is equally imporfanf fo school acfivifies. Miss O'Neil's eagerness fo help has made fhe Girls' League, Torch and Laurel, and all ofher girls' organi- zafions successful. s . . . james Dem, Dean of buys, discusses fxlms with Cecelia O'Ncil, Dean of Girls, talks over calendar with Ray Burdette uf thc Projection Crew Frzxnccs btizvcns, Girls' League Vice President 10 RATION M1's. YV:ilxun aids Kcn Scynour Miss Parsons. Mrs. Walton, Ivliss B. Lundy. Mr. jcffcrson and Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Oloughlin, counsrlors. Laura Mason Mrs. Anneffe Walfon and her helpful sfaff of four class counselors, consisfing of Mr. Edward Jefferson. Miss Bessie Lundy, Mr. Joseph O'Loughl'n. and Miss Dorofhy Parsons, nof only eagerly give fheir izf'nosf assisfance fo all of fire members of f'to sfudonf body 'fhrough personal inferviews, program planning and gafherinq vocafional-educafional informafion, buf fhey also Wifhouf fhe acfive help of fhe adminisfra- fion office sfaff, our school would nof funcfion smoofhly. Miss Roose holds fhe imporfanf posifion of principal's secrefary. She is also head of fhe office sfaff. She selecfs girls from fhe sfudy halls fo help in fhe many school offices, such as fhe affend- ance and fronf offices, deposifory, faculfy library, and sfudenf library. Under l'cr guidance and fraining, sfudenfs also learn how fo operafe fhe felephone swifchboard. The ofher members of fhe office sfaff in- clude Miss Reiff, recording secrefary, in charge of all school records and , Miss Afonso, assisfanf: Miss Smifh, secrefary fo Mr. Glasson in fhe High School bank: Mrs. Charfers, affendance secrefary. assisf fhe sfudenfs wifh fheir personal and educa- fional problems, such as lrealfh and finances. Keeping a complefe record of each sfudenf's grades and acfivifies during his career af High School, fhe counselors fry fo build up as clear a picfure as possible of his inferesfs and capabili- fies which will help him in specialized courses dur- ing his advanced schooling. FACULTY SCIENCE COMMERCIAL Al A Mr. Shreve, Par Smith Miss Wright. Miss Godfrey COMMERCIAL Miss Burks Mr. Glasson Miss Godfrey Miss Grube Mrs. Hall Dr. Kennedy Miss Kidder Miss B. Lundy Mr. MorIc Miss Parks Mrs. Warren Miss WrigI1'I' GRAPHIC ARTS Mrs. Emery Miss A. Lundy Mr. Miller Mr. Terra Mr. Texeira HOME ECONOMICS Miss Bishop Mrs. d'Ar'Ienay Mrs. Grundell Mrs. IvIaIIe'H' LANGUAGE Miss Condii' Miss de Wii' Miss Donovan 12 Miss Hand Miss Ofrerman Mr. Tacconi LETTERS Miss Hamm Mrs. Logue Miss Malovos Miss Mills Miss Ogier Miss Pye Mrs. Roberis Mrs. C. Wood Miss G. Wood Miss R. Wood MATHEMATICS POLITICAL SCIENCE M H LI Miss Sloane, Miss Cleaveland Miss Donovan, Mr. Allison, rs MATHEMATICS Mr. Allison Mr. Hogan Mrs. Howard Miss Nicolson MUSIC Miss Gard Mr. Jenkins Miss Morley PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Arbaugh Miss Kofsch Mr. Della Maggiore Mr. Marfin Mr. Williams Miss Willson POLITICAL SCIENCE Mrs. Bariev Miss Carroll Miss Cleaveland Dr. George Miss Gillan Mr. Jefferson Miss Johnson Miss Moore Mr. O'LougI1Iin Miss Parsons 13 Miss Sloane Miss E. Wood SCIENCE Mrs. Howard Miss Ha Miss Judicins Mr. McDaniel Mr. Shreve Mr. Wesi' Mr. Woods SPECIAL Mrs. Rufh L. Wood Visiiing 'reacher Counfy Saniiorium Ellun Pcuzrson and Maury Dczuvirlg from nfficc assistants. cn Nulson, Barbara: Short, Nancy Szuraniti. uid Mr, Zahn in :hc dcposiwry. STA!-'FS' The school sfaffs are made up of sfudenfs who give up fheir sfudy halls fo assisf in fhe offices. Several fimes a semesfer, office assisfanfs meef wifh Miss Roose fo discuss fhe cor- recf way fo meef fhe public, personal appearances, voice, and manners. These characferisfics are imporfanf fo a good office assisfanf. The girls in fhe fronf office, under Mrs. Flanigan's direcfion, fake messages fo fhe feachers, hand ouf supplies, and give in- formafion perfaining fo finding rooms and feachers. Mr. Zahn and his assisfanfs care for class- room books, mend fhem, and sell cerfain fypes of paper and workbooks fo fhe sfudenfs. Miss Thomas and her assisfanf, Mrs. Sf. John, have charge of fhe sfudenf library. Here, sfudenfs may borrow up-fo-dafe magazines, ficfion, and non-ficfion books for classroom references or for pure en- ioymenf. The affendance office sfaff, headed by Mrs. Charfers, checks fhe sfudenfs' affendance. ln fhis office, informafion can be supplied concerning every s'I'udenf's whereaboufs. Miss Thomas, Librarian, Viola Ln Mni', and Carmen Mzinning, Mrs. Charters, and Frances Stcvcns Mrs. Sl. john, Assistant Librnrizin. check attendance COURSES Mechanical drawing gives one 'rhe frain- ing needed for consfrucfion and engineer- ing work. Taking advanced courses in many special- ized fields, +oday's sfudenf is prepared +o help +he war e'FFor+. Experimen+s are conducfed in +he chem- isiry classes, and laboralory nofeboolcs are kepl 'lo give sl'uden+s experience in record- ing and conducfing experimenfs 'For fufure use. Mr. Sicgzil, Wzir Pmducliun Training Board, Radio ln' slrucror. Bill Oghurn, Mr. Was! :md l3:n'lJ:u'1i Short, prcfflighr zicronautics. Mrs. d'Aru.-nay. Miss Bishop :ind Mrs. Grundcll. Home Economics tcnchcrs. In+eres'r in radio has been rapidly growing. ln 'lhis class fhe siudenls learn fhe general background and mechanics of radio work. Because of ihe imporfam' parl' fhai' air- power is playing in 'ihe presenf conflici, il' is no wonder fhal more sfudenfs are faking pre-flighl aeronaulics. Boys in nufrilion classes are no longer an uncommon sigh'l'. Bolh boys and girls are faking 1'his course eilher for vocalional purposes or general informafion. 15' A S B PREXIES' DAVE SAUNDERS Spring ASB Prusidcnt Coming info office lasT Sepfember as San Jose High's Third girl presidenT, lively liTTle Mariiane Call led The Associafed STudenT Body Through a busy season. Long sfanding for friendly rivalry and co- operaTion wiTh Lincoln, Mariiane saw in The San Jose High-Lincoln Armisfice Day Game and in The ioinT dance culminaTing The Bond Drive The realizaTion of one of her greaTesT hopes. Under her leadership The greaf 4Th War Loan Drive was organ- ized and High once again proved iTs abil- iTy To go all ouT for a mosT imporTanf proiecf. Before her elecTion Mariiane was well known for her acTive parTicipaTion in many school affairs, and during her Term of office she also served as Senior EdiTor of The Bell, was concerf misfress in The orchesfra, and played The parf of AnToineTTe in The fall senior play, The FighTing Li'H'les. To Take over sTudenT affairs for The spring semesTer, Dave Saunders sTepped direcTly from The vice-presidency To his posiTion as newly elecTed presidenT. During his Term of office The new Monday- Wednesday-Thursday Reg. sysTem and plans for Thursday assemblies were carried inTo eTFecT. Through more and peppier assemblies and The issuing of advance informafion, Dave sTrove To bring greaTer recogniTion To The minor sporTs, and by careful planning he was able To obTain more enTerTainmenT for sTudenT assemblies. Full of spiriT and enThusiasm, Dave served as general acTiviTies commissioner before his elecTion as vice presidenT and was very acfive on The Traclc Team. Known around school as a good Joe, Dave is a life member of CSF, and also holds membership in Crown and Shield, Block SJ, Excalibur Service Club, and The Boys' Quarfef. This semesTer he also served as a sporTs wriTer for The Herald. MARUANE CALL ai ASB President. REG PRESIDENTS DAVE SAUNDERS Full A.S.l5. Vin: Prcsidcnr TOM FAMA Spring A.S.B. Vicc Prrsirlum Fall Rcg. Presidents: Back Row-A. Grass, F. Lziwrcncc. S. Czincillzi, H. Dallas, C. Ciammnnzi, T Vilck, D. Nzxjuur, T. Connolly, B. Boyer, F. Gassmann, B. Miirdock, R. Estcnscn, G. Worthiiigton Middle RowhV. Frislnsrc, R. Zuma, K. liachcluna G. Hamilton, A. Roach, A. Costnnza. B. Duke, D Bnchmc, B. Knttman, K. Columbo: Front Row-L. Hiam, J. Lowrey, B. Sturges, B. Johnston, D Finnegan, R. jones, T. Giammona. Spring Reg. Presidents: Back Row-L. Chclbay, B. Mcllluskcy. B. Bclshaw, G. House, G. Bochmu P. Lnvaglizi XV. Summers: Third Row-M. Burricsci, 1. Filicc, E. Balistreri, L. Piazza, B. Short N. Tnorminn, L .Pnpkoff, J. A. Filicc: Second Row-XV. Matrzinga, j, Shousc, L. Lnnfri, B. Estrada D. Culp, A. Cordzino. j. Dnvisg Front Row-.L Mczzapcllc, G. Egan, L. Huy, G. Wzirf, S. Ancllo D. llnnwro. The Reg. presidenfs, who, wi'rh a represenia- five of 'The opposiie sex from each Reg., com- pose 'rhe Lower Assembly, repor+ +o rheir groups Lower Assembly news and plans. The funcfions of ihe Lower Assembly are fo advise 'lhe Execulive Council and 'lo increase school acfivifies. To accomplish ihe laH'er, 'rhe fall Lower Assembly, led by Dave Saunders, s+u- denr body vice presideni and ihereby presi- denl' of Lower Assembly, puf over fhe Equip Our Bomber Drive. Fall Reg. prexies noi' picfured are: P. McConnell, A. Esposiio, R. Romero, C. Filice, D. Herberf, M. Smifh, A. Weslfall, J. Peierson, S. L. Doman, J. Marci- pan, J. Hendricks, L. Chelbay, B. Seeburger, J. Wood, E. Sparace, R. James, T. Poniarelli, E. Foniaine, J. Lowrey, J. Leonardo, G. Wari, The spring Lower Assembly, working under rhe leadership of Tom Fama, carried ihe Cour- fesy Drive info effect Spring prexies noi' pic- iured are: J. Jackson, C. Cecchini, E. Single- fon, J. Wilson, D. Miller, H. Harris, J. Moless, B. Boyer, N. Carboni, J. Harding, N. S+one, B. Carlile, M. Johnson, L. Ferrari, J. Peierson, J. A. Filice, L. Schuliz, T. Connolly, D. McGovern, E. Lowernce, C. Chrislian, D. Dorsey, M. Wells, S. Gyp+on, M. Gerbrandi. J. Burfon. BOYS' AND GIRIS' The girls of San Jose High School have been very acfive This year. One of fheir services for +he communi+y was +heir fine work on +he March of Dimes drive. San Jose High's girls have made a grear many pairs of slippers and also many hor wafer bo'I'+le covers for fhe use of hos- piialized service men. Mary Kaihryn in- augurafed a sysfem whereby every girl was given an opporruniiy +o sign up for Red Cross work. Mosi' girls gave a+ leasl' an hour a week. Ofher Girls' League aciiviiies included 'rhe usual charming fashion shows, 'fun-packed iinxes, sedafe senior feas, and in+eres+ing meeiings. This year's Girls' League, guided by ihe willing assisfance of Miss O'Neil, has had a very successfui year. Tom's cabinei consis+ed of Chuck Chris- fian, vice presidenf and Jim Fenion, sec- rerary. Cyril was aided by Harry Forbes, vice president Ken Rossi, 'rreasurerg Elmo Ferrari, secre+ary. The Boys' League had several very fine programs. The big evenl' of bofh semesfers was Boys' Nighf, when 'ihe boys and 'I'heir dads enioyed an evening of boxing, wres+ling, and en+er+ainmen+. Wifh Bud Seeburger as chairman, a Boys' Welfare Commi'H'ee was organized for 'Phe pur- pose o'f keeping fhe school grounds clean. 18 HSA GUES The fall Boys' and Girls' Leagues worked under Their leaders, Tom Fama and Berry Louihan. ln 'I'he spring 'ihey were led by +he equally 'fine prexies, Cyril Giammona and Mary Kafhryn Kelley. Working wifh Be'Hy and Mary Kaihryn were 'Their re- specfive cabine+s: vice president Jane Fairfield: secreiary, Mary Kafhryn Kelly: freasurer, Meli+a Hall: vice preside-nf, Frances Sfevensg secrefary, Audrey Vick- ery: freasurer, Laura Mason. Various commiifees also made ihe Girls' League a successful organiza+ion. Pl!Bll6'A7l0NS - GENERAI AWIVITIES Our Tall Commissioners of General Ac- TiviTies and PublicaTions, respecfively, were Lois Jean Masino and PaT James. In The spring They were Dwile Heggem and Louis FrancheTTi. The PublicaTion Commissioner re p r e s e n Ts High's Two publicaTions, The Herald and The Bell, aT sTudenT council meeTings. The Publica- Tions Commissioner aTTends The meeT- ings of The PublicaTions CommiTTee. br San Jose High School's Commissioners of General AcTiviTies have worked hard This year and They deserve our praise. The commissioner oT General AcTiviTies has under his immediaTe supervision drama, music, and debaTe, which he co- ordinaTes, publicizes, and represenTs on The sTudenT council. Through The con- sTanT efTorTs ond diligenT worlc of our Commissioners of AcTiviTies, Two ex- Tremely successful senior plays were pre- senTed. These were The hilarious The FighTing Li'H'les, which' The Tall senior class produced, and The even more laugh-provoking show, The Man Who Came To Dinner, which was puT on by The spring senior class. The play, WhaT A Life, ThaT happy-go-lucky Henry A l d r i c h show, was San Jose High School's all-sTudenT body performance. ParTicularly ouTsTanding was The A Cap- pella 'Choir FesTival, which included The choirs from 'Five diFFerenT high schools and was The San Jose High School ChrisTmas giTT To The communiTy. In This TenTh annual musical program, The San Jose High School A Cappella Choir, un- der The excelleni' direcTion of Miss Char- loTTe Morley, sang Men and Angels Sing Halleluiah by John and T. D. Ed- wards, and l Hear Along Our STreeT arranged by Maclcinnon. The choir also sang several beauTiTul ChrisTmas carols wiTh The combined choirs of The Tive schools. 19 BOYS' AND GIRZS' FINANCE APC MARGARET MEGNA Bob punclxcs A. S. B. cards JOHN PETERSON Fall Girls Finance at an basketball game. Fall Boys Finance C 1 mmissnoncr Mclita Hall signs applications Commisxoncr BOB WORTHINGTON for new A,S.B. cards. MELITA HALL Sprin Bova. Finance Spring Girls Finincc Comm: iuncr Commis ioncr The Finance Commissioners, working under fhe careful guidance of Mr. Glasson, our financial advisor, help fo malce and examine fhe school budgel' each semesfer. They worlc wifh 'I'he banlc and fhe Boys' and Girls' Afhlefics Commissioners, and fhey checlc wifh fhe Afhlefics Commissioners in regard fo fhe budgef for fhe gym deparfmenfs. They also help fo fill fhe requesfs of school groups for money. These are fhe people whom a s'l'uden'l' musf confacf when he wanfs fo file an applicafion for a new sfudenf body card. These are fhe hardworking commissioners whom we always find af all sfudenl' body dances and games fo punch our A.S.B. cards. They are also presenf af Sfudenf Council meefing, where fhey re- porf fhe condifion of San Jose High School finances. 20 BOYS' AND GIRZS' ATHZETIC' BOB TOBIN Yvonne r-:views thc girls' gym YVONNE HARDING Fall Boys' Athletics department buclgct, Spring Girls' Athletics Commissioner YVinston tries out some of the Commissioner ANNE COLEMAN gym equipment. WINSTON BISHOP Fall Girls' Athletics Spring Boys' Athletics Commissioner Commissions,- Represeniing 'l'he A+hle'l'ic deparfmenis of our school on 'I'he s'lu- deni' council, 'l'he Afhleiics Commissioners work in close connec'l'ion wi+h our coaches and ihe Finance Commissioners, who musi' ap- prove ihe bucigei which ihe Afhleiic Commissioners draw up for 'lhe expenses of +he feams and for +he equipmenl' necessary. The Commissioners have general supervision of all games, boih infer- scholas'l'ic and infer-class, 'ihough fhe former in 'l'he case of 'lhe girls' sporfs, especially, has been res+ric'l'ed a greai' deal because of +ranspor+a'l'ion clifficulfies. li' is also fhe clufy of ihe A'l'hlel'ic Commissioners io en'l'erl'ain visi'l'ing ieams and officials and 'lo provicle ihe s'l'uden'l' body wiih a well-rounded program of evenis and games fhroughoui +he year. Our commissioners have done a fine job and deserve our praise. 21 SUPREME COURT-MISCEZIANEOU OF IC F ll B Millar, B. Mmlntz. C. XVcndt. D. Hcggcm, L. Long, Spring E. Cole, j. Mungcr ,M ,Munrz-Chief justice, P- MCC0lmCllf CllfCf JUSUCC- B. Miller, P. Mnllnn1:icc. L, Long, clcrk . One of fhe leasf known, buf mosf imporfanf, divisions of fhe San Jose High School sfuclenf governmenf is fhe Supreme Courf. Having been organized in ifs presenf form in fhe spring of l942, fhis courf has fhe power fo pass senfence on violafors of A.S.B. laws and has been given iurisdicfion over San Jose High sfudenfs who commif minor cify fraffic violafions. K it : . shi! .07 , , I , .Q , l 7 Ui' es -.: Nfl , ,A gii- i -5 'VT This year under 'lhe Chief Jusfices, Paf McConnell and Beffy Jo Munfz. and wifh fhe aid of Sam Della Maggiore, faculfy adviser, fhe Supreme Courf has handled many cases of bofh A.S.B. and cify offenses. According fo fhe se- riousness of fhe offense, senfences range from wrifing composifions fo suffering suspension of sfudenf body cards. The highesf sfudenf posifion on 'rhe Bank Sfaff, fhaf of vice presidenf, was held fhis year by Fred Grinfer in fhe fall and Ed Fonseca in fhe spring. lf is an honor and a responsibilify for a sfudenf fo be appoinfed fo fhis posf, and fhis year's vice presidenfs have worked up fo fhe iob. Gloria Ellard, our fall A.S.B. secrefary, and Anne Fanelli, our spring secrefary, have done consisfenfly good work as clerks for fhe Sfudenf Council. The office of Dance Commiffee Chair- man is an imporfanf job and one which requires hard work. The chairman musf be in charge of choosing fhemes, deco- rafions, and music for San Jose High School's dances. Jackie Jensen, fall Dance Commiffee Chairman, and Dorofhy McCoIlam, spring Chairman, have bofh done fheir iobs well. Sornefhing new on High's schedule of dances were our Hard Times Dance and our Leap Year Dance. Our peppy Yell Leaders, Anifa Gianoffi, Carli Claire Cali, and Claire Soares, have helped make old yells snappier and have infroduced new yells fo High. 310011 5' J - SENIOR Ol-7-'l6'l:7? Girls' and Boys' Block S.J. are San Jose High's a+hle'I'ic honor associafions and are comprised of all s+uden+s who have received Block S.J. a+hle+ic awards. Girls who earn 70 poinis by having par- 'licipafed in al' leasl iifiy per-cenl' of 'Phe games played by 'iheir 'ieams are awarded Block S.J.'s by fhe Execufive Council. ' Officers of Girls' Block S.J. for fhis se- mesfer are: Florence Couse, Presidenh Jackie Jensen, vice-president BeHie Ann Miller, secrefary-ireasurer. Boys receive block S.J. awards when 'ihey have played during 'Phe maioriiy of quarfers or innings againsi' public schools in foofball, baskefball, baseball, lrack, wresiling, waier sporis, +ennis, or golf. This semes+er's officers of Boys' Block S.J. are: Jim Chadband, presidenh Dick Finnigan, vice-president Bud See- burger, secrefary. Girls' Block S.J. Back row. M. Markle, E. Guissi, P. Smrncs, M. Bctandn, J. Gonzales, IJ. Haines, li. Miller, D. McColl:in1. Middle row. j. Jensen, M. Stcinliziur, ,l. Durso, D. Mcycr, D, Carbnnc, M. Rudd, A. Coleman, Y. Harding, F. Cousc. Front row. M. Vcrbisky, A. DcFrzmcisco, D. Moody, M. Pclrunm, G. Akziminn, M. Denver, A. Kusrcr, D. Slicwnltcr, B. Muntz. Buys' Block S.J. Back row. 1. Chzidbaml, D. Hcggcm ,C. NVcndt, D. Miller, L. Lamfri, T. Vntsk, L. Frzinchcui, K. Hart. ,l. Bctrcncourt, G. House, Il. Sccburgrr. Third row. F. Baglionc. 1. Mzickic, Mziggctri, li. Singlctnn, ,l. Sclmnck. ,l. Peterson, li. Henry, F. Lziwrcncc. Second row. j. Schmidt. ,l. Eamon, D. Saunders, W. Bishop, L. Chclbiiy, T, Connolly, ,I, Marcipnn. T. I'aim:i. Front row. D. Guasricci, R. Crippcn, D. Black, L, Robcy. R. Pinncgzin, H. Gizirdinai, L. hVllillIIliCl', H. Rusclwlzidc. Direciing 'ihe high senior class in fhe fall was Presi- deni' Orrin Howard. Assisiing him were S+ella Pinoris, vice presidenh Carmen Berfucelli, secrefary, and Ginger Fisher, ireasurer. The Senior Picnic and +he Senior Ball were highlighfed aciivifies 'for boih classes. Jim Schmidl presided over fhe spring senior class. His hard-worlcing cabinef consisied of Gayle Hamilfon, vice presidenh Jack Marcipan, +reasurer, and Anne Coleman, secreiary. The spring senior dress was while shiris wiih 44 S.J. monogrammed on ihem in red. O. Howard, prcsidcnrg S. Pilioris. viccfprcsidcntg C. Bcrzucclli, sccrcuiryg G. Fisher, ircnsnrcr. ,l. Schmidt. prcsidcntg A. Coleman, secretary, G. Hzimilf lun. viczsfprcsidcntp hl. Mzircipnix, trczisurcr. 23 'tfrts .. .' . .12- 1--.. 'E , V' sri IF K1 It 1: r'z,,, f ' . , C-v ,FE '4-v '9- .3..4- -. 4 xv- mf 7. P if .11 - ff' -1' --. nv' I! 4 '53',faf4 f, Q , ix ... 'M' if - P ,ng 3: .YT , -. J .r h .M .ww-2... PM 1 1 ,. F-YH-I Y . fr ' -'ky if '. 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'V -Us - ' I I - j. 1-, ,:... .,g -I. I MP- .- 22 -:'!IZ'4 ' .I- . ' -. .AP ' 3 Z? I- f: ' ,..- r. ix., -.I .U-'-' , - - ..vI.II. I I.,..u .I I. I-fi-sr.. fl-.a ' if '3I ' - 1 .-TV ARK '4 - .- 1 ' : ' '. -f J ' -.-' .. .L-'A' '.- II .r . '. 1y'V :' -- ve: 1 :- fx -+::,'..1 HCTIVITIES THE BE!! MARY EGGERS Edito NORMA MUSACHIA MISS VIRGINIA BURKS A 4: Edt Ad ' r SSOCHI C I OI' Acfionl Thai' is ihe aim of 'ihe I944 Bell. As you look ihrough ihe pages of our yearbook, you will see a pic+orial accounl' of ihe every-day life of San Jose High sfudenfs. This year Highans have mei' wiih added for'l'i- fude and enihusiasm fhe increased demands made upon fhem, and in lhese pages we have fried +o give you an accurare picfure of rhe fun, work, siudies, and drama of wariime year a+ High. Through 'ihe efforis of Mary Eggers, our edifor: Miss Virginia Burks. our new advisor, and Mr. Frank Glasson, who manages our finances. +he s+af'i has worked uniiringly +o meer early dead- lines and fo overcome +he disappoinfmenis caused by war shorlages. Mary is +o be con- gra'l'ula+ed for 'I'he service she has rendered +o San Jose High, for her compefeni leadership has helped us +o bring fhis wariime ediiion io 26 VISO you, 1'he siudenis and faculfy. The members of fhe sraff have found if a pleasure and a privilege 'l'o work wi+h her. We owe a greal' deal 'lo Norma Musachia, our associale edi'l'or, for her experf mounfing which is one of ihe di'F'Ficul'l' iobs in producing a year book. We have iried io be guided by l'he inl'en+ of our fheme, '44 Helps Win The War. When you look back ai +his yearbook in fhe fuiure, you will be able fo compare a school year colored by 'lhe resulr of a world conflici' wifh a year which we hope will have won lhe peace +ha+ will bring a las+ing peace fo a world of Uniled Naiions. ln conclusion, we proudly presenl' 'ihe 'finished producr-fhe I944 Bell and we hope 1'ha'I' you will enioy i'l's pages as much as we have enioyed creafing Them. Thank you all for your co- operaiion. STAFF 2 YS' 27 MR. FRANK GLASSON Financial Advisor RICHARD CIRIGLIANO GEORGE COLEMAN Business Maiizigcrs MR. LAWRENCE TUCKER Pri mcr AUDREY JEAN PICKWELL Copy Editor AUDREY VICKERY Ass't. Copy Editor RUTH RAINVILLE Ass'r. Art Editor DICK FINNEGAN Arn Edixur MARIJANE CALL Fall Suniur Edirur MARY KELLEY Spring Suniur Editor DAVE WOOL Assoc. Art Edizur AUDREY PROLO Orgainizzitiuns Editor TONY ROSE ' RICHARD MOORE DOLORES ALAMEDA Phuiiugrnplicrs CYRIL GIAMMONA Miisfc E? Drama Editor CAROLE DI GIOVANNI Excxliangc Editor and Libririan KENNETH SANTOS KENNETH BRUCE Photographers BUD SEEBURGER SARAH LOU DOMAN Sports Edirurs JIM CHADBAND JUNE MOLESS Fcnturc Editors 5'6'H00l Lasf year +he School Herald was awarded All-American honors 'for 'l'he 'liffh consecu- 'Hve +ime. All-American is The highesi' ral'- ing awarded by fhe Nafional School Press Associafion, which conduc+s crirical surveys of school newspapers and magazines. Our Heralds were rafed by fhe N.S.P.A. in com- parison wifh weelclies of schools of similar size. Harry Couse edired volume 70 las'I' spring. Special men'Hon was made of news fea- lures, good choice of 'fronf page display, newsy organizafion, and fine emphasis on coming sporis even'I's. All-American rafings also were awarded 'ro papers edifed by Evelyn Falco, spring '38: Lucille Rose, spring '4Ig Harry Farrell, fall '4l:Jaclcie Jurgensen, spring '42g and Rufh Fros'I', 'Fall '42. San Jose High is proud of ifs paper. This fall under The excellenl' managemenl' of Peggy Lynch fine Heralds were produced. The resf of 'l'he sfaff aided by Miss Elgie Ogier cooperaled fo ifs full exfenf. C Ymm futuu Writer L Papkufl' Fciture: Wrxtcl and P. jnmcs. Editorial Page Editor, watch nh, lurlxc Marllrx Fururc NVrm.r T Connally Future NVritcr, and D. Finnegan, Cartoonist, raking, hippy R Row Future Editor mluvnux I Qchmidtg C. Lazer, Sports Editor. Looks on luppxlv L Clin. A sl Fdlturul Pigc Editor und D Donovan, Contest Mziix, find few mistzlkcsg N Huv Asst Editor md P Lynch Editor look proudly at thc N.S.P.A. rating. 1- .A ERALD Our High School Herald has given a greai' deal of publiciiy +o ihe various drives which San Jose High has conduciedg 'ihe Fourih War Loan campaign, fhe Equip Our Bomber drive ,Minufe Man Flag drives, ihe Worlrpile drive, 'l'he Couriesy drive, and o'I'hers. Along wifh fine ediiorials, lively ediiors' columns, and in+e'res+ing sfories, fhe Herald has had peppy carioons and chaH'y per- sonals. A new fearure of ihe Herald is a bi-monfhly arficle wriHen by Mr. Murdock fo +he sfudenis. One of ihe eye-caiching feaiures is The iive column which we all read +o be informed on ihe laiesi' ho+ s'ruFf. Also iying in wi+h 'ihis column is ihe arficle, Movie Tips. This year 'ihe sporis edifors have highly publicized minor sporfs fo 'ihe advanfage of 'I'he school. ROBERTA ROSE Spring Editor MR. FRANK GLASSON Financial Advisor RICHARD CIRIGLIANO Spring Business Manager R. Rust, Editor, xml J. Gizinsirzacuszi, Asst. Editor, discuss thc finishurl product D Vv om interviews M. Nlourchcndg D. Sluzmu, zlsst.,v learns from R. Rainvillcg B Lnllinn Sport Editor, chucks proofs: R. Ciriglizinu, Business Mzinzigcr, dictntus wixilc S Polhck typu R. Moore, Pllotogrnphcr, .scans his handiwork. ,Qi TORCH AND ZAUREZ III Fall Prcsidcnt. Ginger Fisher: Spring President, Roberta Garrlncr, M. Hall, B, Millmzr. . Munlz, R. Gardner, A. Hopper, Y. Harding. Members not pictured arc A, Coleman, P Lynch, E. Cole. M Eggers, M, Gincomnzzi, J, Ginnsiracusa, B, Gish, U. Hamilton, M. 5. Quigley, M. Kcllcy, B. Mzxckc, J. Murdock, N. Musachia, A. Pickwcll, B. Short, . 1 mms. Members of Torch and Laurel, San Jose High School's girls' honor sociely, are chosen on ihe basis of 'lheir scholarship, characfer, leadership, and social service. H' is 'l'he aim of all girls al High fo be admiH'ed 'lo Torch and Laurel. Oul- sfanding girls, usually seniors, are received info lhe socieiy iwice a year. Under +he leadership of Miss O'Neil, Torch and Laurel has compleled a successful year. One of +he mosl enjoyable occasions +he girls will remember is lheir banquel' wilh Crown and Shield. CROWN AND SHIELD ii of Front row. T. Fzrmn, D. lrlnggcm, F. Ilaglionc, J. lviungcr Back row. C. Wendt, D. Saunders, Mr, Dent, I. Fcnmn. Fall President, Fred Grinter , Spring President, Jim Having been esfablished in I909, San Jose High School's honor sociefy for boys, Crown and Shield, is one of fhe oldesl organizafions in our school. The members of Crown and Shield are boys who have unselfishly served lheir school and who have mainfained highs scholarship levels and uprighr charac+ers. Wilh Mr. Denl' as iheir leader, fhe boys fhis year have lived up 'lo fheir mo'H'o, Unselfish Service. Every boy dreams of becoming a member of Crown and Shield, and lhe boy who aH'ains 'l'his ambilion 'Feels greally honored ' so Schmidt 6'All ORNIA SCHOZAR HIP FEDERATION ur' ' .rr 91 A 'ra Frank Baglinne, Fall President: Miss Alice Clenveland, Miss Margueriie Moore, Advisors. Spring: Back row. E. Fonseca, R. Vlnstcliczn, D. Rigg. Eighth row. J. MLZZIlDCllk', R. fizirdncr. G. Gurdon. bevenlh row. ,l. Murdock, S. Ross, ,l. DcFcn. Sixth row. M. K. Kclcy, A. Hnpcr, A. Gizxcnmnzzi, Jim Munge, L. Smith. Fifth row. ,l. jilicu. B. Shun. S. Tzlllman, M. Kcllcy. FOUIKQI row. D Saunders, j. Mun' . P .d utr, N. lvluszlchizi, M. Crnwloril. Third row. ,l. Schmidt. L. llcisc. L. Bulluclc, A. Pvmlsso. Sccolicl Spring res! ent row. fl. Gmninmnn. M. Ficlil. A. Sunscri. P. Lynch, B. Kniiglmlim, P. Budwcll, B. Gish. Fins! row F. Dail, R. Barton. A. Pickwcll, B. Bycsr. Lilo mcmhcrs: Al, Schmidt. D. Szmmlcrs, R. Mclniyru. A. Pickwvll, P. Lynch, F. lflziglionv. li. Gish inm picturcdl. Fall: A. Prolu. A. Colm-mam, L. Grilli, .l. Mrssnpcllr, A. Vicki-ry, M. Raygun. ll, Byars, ,l. Film-. li. flnlc, U. Gmrilmm, M. Nluszicliin, To become a member of C.S.F., a siudeni musi have ihree A's and a B, or 'rwo service poinis io malce up 'For any lack in scholarship poinis. Members noi' piciured are: J. Cun- ningham, G. Fisher, P. Lee, J. Gonzales, B. Miller, D. Perry, L, Saunders, R. Beckwiih, V. Jrisbee, Y. Frances, and M. Eggers. A+ 'lhe end of ihe ien-week period J. Filice, A. Cole- man, L. Grilli, and B. Miller were expec+ed io became life members. Afier 29 years of ieaching ai San Jose High, Miss Mary Carroll, hisfory and civics inslrucior ,relired from ihe fac- ulfy af 'lhe end of lasl semesier. While ai' S.J.H.S., she also served as advisor 'lo The C.S.F. chapier, which she organizezd in I934. Born in San Jose, Miss Carroll was a graduafe of San Jose High School, San Jose Siaie Normal School, and +he Universify of California, where she became a member of Phi Beia Kappa, scholasric honor sociely. Ai' ihe Uni- , versily she specialized in California and Spanish American hisfory and lafer began her reaching career ai' Sunol School. She also speni iime siudying governmenf in Washingion, D.C., and hisiory in Europe. San Jose High losr a valued and beloved ieacher wiih Miss Carroll's resignafion. Sl. Maisk and Scrull: M. Furtwcnglcr. A, Grass, S. Pinoris, C. Giammonzl. H. Nelson, L. Jane, P. Lynch, N. Huy, Nl. Call, B. Hcsscl Not pictured are H. Trcvctlmn, R. Jones, F. Higgins, V. Gundy, F. Gzirvns. Thcspinns: P. Lynch, ,l. Schmidt, D. McCullzim, C. Giammona, T. Gruncwznld, E. Williams. Nun pictured :irc S. Pinuris, R. Gardner. Miss Alice Hamm, Facility Advisor :ind Dirucmr. MASK AND S'6'l?0ll - THESPIANS San Jose High School's i'wo dramalic organizaiions are Mask and Scroll and ihe Naiional Thespian Dramafic Honor Socieiy. This makes fhe second year in which San Jose High School has had a Thespian group in fhe naiional Thespian organizaiion. H is a non-secrei, non-social organizaiion. Of ifs 6600 groups, ours is The 537+h chapler. ln order lo be qualified for 'lhis organizaiion, one mus'l' have a hundred poinfs gained by playing a main role in a 'lhree-acl' play, or many minor roles: or by being on 'lhe sfage crew or being a business manager. Credii' is also given for radio work. ln order for The organizaiion 'lo have programs, 'lhef names of ihe members parlici- paring and fhe iype of program +o be given are senf to ihe Naiional Thespian Head- quarfers in Cleveland, Ohio. All programs mus+ have iheir approval before anyfhing furiher can be done. Mask and Scroll is ihe oldesf organizafion in school and also ihe oldesi' drama sociefy in any school or college in Sania Clara Counly, being esiablished in l907. Semi- annually Mask and Scroll holds an insiallaiion ceremony +o which oiher alumni members are inviied. A new idea is being carried our now. The members have wrii l'en a round- robin leH'er which is being circula+ed among overseas members, felling of fheir various acfiviiies and giving ihe boys a general idea of whai' is happening in bofh socieiies. Tho Faculfy members are Miss Ogier, Miss Sloane, M i ss Thomas, Miss Mills, Mrs. Logue, Mr. Jefferson, and Dr. Kennedy. 32 SERVICE CZUBS' This year has been exlremely aciive for all five of our service clubs. One ol 'lheir combined duries was faking +urns in managing 1'he pop sfand al +he A.S.B. dances. They also arranged l'he rooling sec+ions al' +he lioofball games. One very slrilcing bil' of leH'ering was fhe Hl which was formed in crimson and grey ar our lasl baslce+ball game will-1 Lincoln. Anolher acfiviiy, new +o highans and highaneH'es, was The noon dances in- augura+ed by Tri-Bar and held Wednesdays 'From l2:l5 'ro I:00. Khu-Fu srarled a noon baslce+ball league in which The various service clu bs and olher organiza+ions parficipared. I+ provided a very excifing lunch hour and did a lol' fo bring our school spiril. Quin-K sponsored a yell drive in which a number of s+udenl's submiHed en'I'ries. Firsl prize wenl' fo Shirley Tallman, who originaled a snappy yell which now belongs lo our school col- lecfion. Second prize was received by Barbara Knigh+on, Joyce Ouamme, any Yvonne Rappleye. The prizes were free 'liclcels fo Nelson Eddy's concerf. The advisors and presidenls are as follows: Khu-Fu, Bob Gilliam-presidenl, Wes Malhis-advisor, Tri-Bar, Win Bishop-presidenl, Dr. Kennedy-ad- visor, Mayaf, Bob Johnslon-president Mr. Allison-advisor, Excalibur. George House-president Mr. Jefferson-advisor, Quin-K, Bob San'los- presidenr, Mr. Wesi'-advisor. . SERVICE CLUB PRESIDENTS-L. Frunclxctti, V. Pres. Mayatg Win Bishop, Tri-Bar: Bob Gilliam, Klxu'Fu, jim Mungcr, V. Pros. Excalibur, Bob Santos, Quin-K. EXCALIBUR-Top row. G. House, J. Snudgrasss, G. Schlusscr, ,l. Schmidt. Middle row. G. Coleman, J. Mungcr, W. Dcllmnnica, F. Sodercr. Bottom row. L. Hay, C. Downing, T. Fama, C. Duavcr Quin-K-Top row. S. Schrader, D, McGovern, T. Connolly, I. Fcnmn, J. Marcipan, M. True. B. Tobin. Middle row. G. Vermillion G. Frost. D. Finnegan, D. Rivera, D NVilcox, L Whitzakur. Bottom row. I. Red' ding, B. Murdock, K. Hurt, D. Miller, J. Lowrcy, B. Ely. TRI-BAR-Top row. A. Holler, A. Miklcs, L. Robcy, J. Clradband C. Christian. Bottom Row. C. Clcvcngcr, D. Huzclxinson, D. Najour R. Crippen, B. Tarp. MAYAT-Top row. R. joncs, D. XVhcclcr, I, Pctcrson, E. Singleton Middle row. C. Anzzllonc, R. Esrcvscn, B C. Vrfood, D. Dorsey. Johnston, J. Wood, A. Harris. Bottom row. B. King, V. Pctcrson A. Sweet, G. Indivcri. KHU-FU-Top row. K. Lawrence, N. Orlando, B. Henry, H. Forbes B. Warburton, J. Mnckic, C. Cccchini. Middle row. N. Cianciarulu, P Bottom row. M. Gian Giansiracusa, K. Ross, D. Cirigliano, B. Sturges. siricusa. P. Anderson, R. Lorenz, B. Gilliam, T. Boncll, D. McGIynn. SENIOR PLAYS' The February class of '44, under Miss Hamm's supervision, presenf- ed The Fighfing Li'H'les by Boofh Tarkingfon. A riofous fhree-acf comedy, if porfrays fhe way of living of an average American family. Mr. Liffle, who is fhe head of fhe house, rules vociferously, buf wifhouf any greaf sfrengfh... He believes his son Filmer is a model child buf finds differenfly. He also s u p p o r 'I' s Norman Peel for his daughfer's hand: buf Goody pre- fers Ham Ellers, of whom fafher fhoroughly disapproves. The mem- bers of fhe casf were Angel Viz- zini, Mildred Furfwengler, Floyd Higgins, Lewis Jano, Wilmer Al Grass, Sfella Pinoris, Helen Nelson, Mariiane Call, Helen Frederick- son, Frances Boden, Norma Hay, Roberf Coafe, Jose de la Torre, Beffy Loufhan and Beverly Dougan. Under fhe direcfion of Miss Alice Hamm, fhe June graduafing class of '44 presenfed The Man Who Came fo Dinner, a comedy by Moss Hari' and George S. Kauf- man. If is a riofous safire concern- ing a famous lifrary crific, porfly Sheridan Whifeside, who, having dined af fhe home of fhe Sfanleys, slips on fheir door-sfep, breaking his hip. A fumulfous six weeks of confinemenf follows wifh ex-con- vicfs, frans-Aflanfic phone calls, and fhe receipf of a mummy case from equally sfrange friends. Affer fhe six weeks are over, Mr. Whife- side deparfs, a crash is heard-he has slipped again and fallen! A SB ASSEMBUES' AND PUIY5' This semesier a new feafure has been infroduced fo San Jose High School's ac+ivi+ies. H' is fhe plan of having 'lhree reg. periods a week. During each Thursday reg. period an assembly is held. The firsi Thurs- day of every monfh is devofed fo s+uden+-body mee+ings, such as award and honor assemblies. On 'rhe second and fourih Thursdays of +he monfh programs of eni'er'I'ain- menfs are held. The Boys' and Girls' League meeiings are on fhe fhird Thursdays. Some of 'I'he mos'I' ou+s+anding programs were fhe Pan-American Day program and +he Recognifion Service, +he la'H'er honoring our boys who have died in The services. This year because of 'lhe flu epi- demic and ofher inferrupfions, ii' was impossible for fhe sludeni' body +o presenf a fall play. ln fhe spring, however, Wha+ A Life! was presenred under ihe direcfion of Miss Hamm. The casf included D. McCollam, J. Lawrence, G. ArneH, D. Marlin, R. Scimeca, B. Gardner, E. Lawrence, P. Lynch, J. Jensen, G. Egan, E. Williams, T. Grunwald, M. Hall, C. Giammona, J. Murdock, N. Cr- lando, J. Wa'r'rs, B. Eberharl, and L. Miller lin 'rhe order of 'lheir appearancel. ln 'ihe boys' quar'l'e'I', which was under +he direcrion of Miss Diana Gard, were B .See- burger, D. Speciale, D. Saunders. and R. Wheeler. LEON JENKINS Director Back row. M. Day, R. Pcrrigo, B. Durr, R. Palm. G. Brown, M. Gur- brandt, P. Brunhoher, J. Snodgrass, E. Lipari, S. Orlando, 1. Sparks, D. W'nlcs. Third row. R. Buchholz, L. jenkins CDircctorJ, A Rizzo. F. Bag- lionc, M. Sanfilippo, M. Bonney, B, Artis, A. Quigley, C. Sloan, J. Sacco, M. Higgins, H. Plctt, J. Ross, E. Dawson. Second row. J. Cook, B. Rose, E. Hanstcin, D. Holler, N. Amnral, R. Komorowski, T. Can' pilln, R. McDonald, J. DcFrancisco, W. Symons, J. Downey, M. Kelley, W, Bennet, L. Montgomery fmajorcttej. Front row. 1. Lloyd, M, Vcrhisky. M R -V S.J.H.S'. BAND Our San Jose High School Band has pariicipaied in programs and ac- 'rivifies fhis pasf year ranging 'From high school rallies fo 'ihe Boy Scouf Circus. Clad in 'iheir now famous crimson and grey uniforms, 'I'he play- ers are a 'familiar sighi' as ihey go marching along. Though numbering only sixiy-five members, ihe band has clone a greai deal +0 add zesl io our school spirif, playing for our rallies, games, a nd assemblies. Much credif is io be given 'io Mr. Leon Jenkins, 'Phe band's direcfor, for his 'Fine supervision and careful planning of 'l'he band and i'l's par- ficipaiion in many programs. Because of 'fransporiaiion resiricfions il' has been impossible 'For 'I'he band fo play for games away from San Jose, buf ii' has been able io play al' all 'lhe home fooiball games. Among 'l'he 'ihings in which our band has par+icipa+ed are 'rhe Armis+ice Day parade, Flag Day parade, Navy Day, Women's Army Corps En- lisfmenl' parade, American Day program, and many small parades. San Jose High School is very 'ior'I'una'ie in having so 'fine a band, led by s u c h a capable direcior as Mr. Jenkins +o represenf if in 'ihe communi'ry. 36 is .:- Q . , 1 1, . E4 4' 1 .mx M , uw, . . - W .X r . 5 'I if as 5 . 5 We - . - -.-,M.., .sg ,., ,,. 1 ' ai fi .ave-1 '. -'L V 'i' si. .. ' ef-iv 5 1: .I H Qaida. - 41 as ,gm who . Q l' , ' s Tl' E ls fl .fx . Q- is f is fs is X 'L sa W 1 E N E 5 Si EH B F 5 Q was .W-,. M U, Jr X I 0 V ,sg game L. MONT GOME5 Drum Majorett CAPPEHA CHOIR Thai' group of songsfers in 'lheir blaclc robes and while coH'as has long been very popular wi'l'h San Joseans. The San Jose High School A Cappella Choir has con'l'inued lo mainiain i+s fine repuiaiion +his year in spile of having lo change direciors. Miss Charlolrle Morley did a fine, bu+ shorl, iob during 'rhe firsf semesrer. Under her lead- ership, +he group made an excellenl' showing in 'l'he Choir Feslival and in a program a+ Mof'FeH Field. ' When Miss Morley was married in December, Miss Diana Gard, a graduafe of San Francisco Sl'a'le College, became direc+or of 'lhe Choir. During 'Phe spring ferm, +he choir gave a half-hour program over KQW, as well as appearing al' 'the Trini+y Church. The group ioined The orchesira in a recilal al' 'l'he Monfgomery Thealre. The Choir assisfs wi+h gradualion programs and o'Fl'en appears in sludeni- body programs. There have been a number of soloisrs in lhe group, and from il a girls' +rio and a boy' quarler have been formed. The Choir, presided over by Mary Lou Meyer, is an organizalion which noi' only gives musical inspira+ion 'ro boih Hs members and ifs lisieners, buf also has lo'l's of 'fun and good limes, bo'rh in class and al' occasional par'l'ies oulside of school hours. Back row. li. Lmitlmn, S, Pinuris, C. Ellzxrd, M. K. Kcllcy, B. Curry, L. Snnndzrrs, K. Prusrus, L. Pcrrigo, P. Rcdlnclc, B, Glccnlcy, J, Schanck, R. NVln-ulur. Second row. C. Wilson. A. Russo, J. Rudolph, A. Cosca' rclli, W. Mmcn, M, Bro xv n c, P. Janus, D. Speciale, D. Meng, Hutchinson, M. Heller, C. Fiscus, A. Bunrdct, D. Stevenson, C. Young. L, Som, H. Jacobson, B. wl. Privctt. First row. M. joycc, C. Hzxltgren, A. DiClxicm, P. Snnpp. D. Cucczirclli, L. Bullock, Miss Morley, E. johnsmn, M. Mcyur, L, Barron, N. Runlc, E. Evunsizcr ,ff 1.41.-L. , x 'W- ' 'S .t-F - 42 K K , M' 2: - .. :I ':'- Y ' :-: 1 ,I , i547 .' 'V ' f h,. is L 5i1frA ' 'B f-again ifgflfgi -' iffwsf aywgm 4 ' ' . Q 25,-n . , ,z 0 Q A. y- El: V-: , 4 2 gm 'pig H Q hz V2 if My W 5:2 5 . . ffm:-5, ' ZE?'ia?212,?1ig W 5435 .igiigggy 1 wi ' : 1 'v Lo I , ef., :gf Q, I 'i 4, Q QE mga M GSW N 23 xfl - 4 A .1 ff fdi I-ll MUSIC' Doro+hy Ceccarelli, San Jose H i g h School's oufsiancling soprano soloisf, has, wi+h her colorful voice, confribuied a greaf deal of musical pleas- ure fo High's Girls' League meerings and s'ruden+ body programs. Our Girls' +rio-B. Louihan, A. Bourdei, and S. Pinoris- and our Boys' quar+e+ - D. Saunders, D. Speciale, R. Wheeler, a n d B. Seeburger -added zesi' fo siudeni' pro- grams and rallies. John Allegre+'fi's new dance band fool: High's spo'l'ligh+ in H's 'firsi appearance ai fhe H a r d Times Dance, March 241'h. The members are: Joe Felice, John Allegre'Hi, Dale Wale, Jerry Downey, Sal Or- lando, Bill Greenley, Joe Sacco, Charley Sloane, Bill Bishop, Harry 'Pla'H', Anfhony Rizzo. Our sfring 'I'rio, wiih Marcie Moorhead playing fhe piano, Jackie Sparks, fhe violin, and Alice Lower, fhe cello, rep- resenied San Jose High School by providing enfer- rainmeni' for a number of ouiside organizafions. Blue Monday-Scpt. 27 Canteen opens-Oct. 4 Lincoln game-Nov. 11 Book Week-Nov. l1f2O Senior Play-Dec. 3 Season Shots A Capella Choir Festival'- Dec. 3 Installation-Feb. 7 Seniors trip fantastically- Feb. 5' CALENDAR V 1 l Dr. Ellcnwood speaks Feb. 27 Wlmat 21 Life!-March Easter at Coast- April 1, 10 Hat Day-April I 2 Panffkmerican Day- April 14 The Man Wlxo Cam Dinner-May ll Color Dayflvlay 26 And so wc left!- Slwc Stamp No. I8 The Gang! Coming from HifSpot? Coast Guard Swings Out! Thy lord and master Bell O ffic e Rah! Rah! QPLUGD Tobin tells us how! Ahhlxhhhlx! Lunch- Three Drips and a Wave OwwwwwwwSinntx'n jones , ' Tallulah done warned 'cml Waiting for A i 1' pl an c Stamp No. 1?7?? 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'lhose fhree wins was 'lhe game wiih Lincoln. Un- der a 'Fine cap'l'ain, Pal' McConnell, 'lhere were several migh+y migh+s. G. Boehme, M. Bulcher, D. Finnegan, and B. Seeburger were +he main cogs in +he baclcfield, while B. Tarp, W. Bishop, T. Fame, J. Fenfon, and P. McConnell +oolc care of fhe line. The T forma+ion was used +his year, and afler geHing on fo i+, +he feam made if run like clock work. One commeni' 'lhal' reached Coach Wall' Williams was lhal +he ball could no+ be seen on line plays un+il ihe play was almosl' over-quile a compliment B k ow. G. Huusc, I. Fenton. B. Gzillzighcr, E. Dawson, S. Jepson, T. Vitck. T p, B. Nash, A. Compagnrmr, W. Bishop. Middle row. K, Lawrcncc. B. r '. T. Connolly, M. Butcher, D. Finnegan, B Henry, G, Buulimc, D. Hrr- IZ.. Lipnri, G. Gurlxzim. Front row A. Westfall, B. Sevluurgcr. P, NIcConmtl1,. R bcy, j. Chadband, J. S. Wilson, T. Famer, L. Hay. M? Coach Walt Willi Captain Pat MCC FUOTBAZL SOPHOMORES SCORES Ban Jose 7 Palo Alfo San Jose 7 Sequoia San Jose 6 San Maieo San Jose 24 Burlingame Last row. J. Cooley, B. Murdock, J. Bettencourt, F. Gassman, L. Lovell, K H r P Lovaliga. Second row. R. Laurian. I. Pereira, L. Papkoff, D. Miller, K. Nash, R M yn ?. Colelrnzxk C.llClcvcngcr. Third row. B. Allman, J. Redding, J. Lowrcy, D Rc h1 R .?H1Ws, . gnc 1. Under fhe able coaching of Joe Paradiso, 'lhe Sophomore 'fooiball squad iurned our +o be a powerful +eam. The four capiains, one for each game, were Dick Miller, Leon Papkoff, Ron James, and Lou Agnelli. Though fhe squad won only 'lwo games our of ihe four, il' had a fine season. Among fhe several ou'I'sl'anding players were Pai' Lovaglia, Lou Agnelli, Leon Papkoff, Ron James, and Dick Miller. Par is a powerful man wi+h 1'he ball under his arm, and Lou rock good care of 'I'he end posifion. Papkoff was fhe speedsier of The feam and go+ off several long runs. Alrhough ihe squad was small, il' held ifs own. Dick Miller was one of fhe small linemen, and he did a lol' in ihe opening of holes for ihe backs. Ron James played 'Fine ball, even 'Though The quarrerback posiiion is a 'Tough one in rhe T formaiion. The squad showed iis 'feeling for Coach Paradiso, who is now in 'rhe army, by honoring him a+ a going-away banquef. The Varsify Baslcefball Team had a successful season fhis year, losing only fo Lincoln. Ed Maggeffi was chosen capfain of fhe All-PAL Baskefball Team, and was also high scorer on fhe feam. Every man played fine ball and oufclicl himself in his posifion. This year's I30 feam was among fhe fop ones we have had. Capfain Angelo Arreclondo was fhe oufsfanding man of The feam, finish- ing as a runner-up in fhe PAL scoring. Under him were some good ball handlers, such as Ernie Singlefon, Andy Sweef, Frank Rombi, and Ledio Lanfri. The season was finished wifh only one game losf. Efficienfly led by Capfain Harry Roseblade, +l1e l20's placed fhird in fhe PAL, winning fhree games and losing four. Highlighf of fhe season was fheir vicfory over Lincoln by fhe close score of fwenfy-six fo fwenfy. The I lO's wenf fhrough fhe enfire s e a s o n wifhouf loosing a game. Sfarfing wifh fhe San Mafeo game, fhe lighfweighf champions wenf on fo finish fhe season undefeafed. The I lO's were successfully led by 'lhe fop scorer in fhe league, Capfain Sam Rizzo. lCharles Deaver, a member of fhe feam, is nof picfured.l BASKETBAZ Varsity: 1. Harding. I Mzlrcipan, B Santos, L Chelby, B Burtls R Romero, D, Vffilcox. ,l Mackie. D. Rivera L YV , gctti. . ce ur ondwzzrd E. Mag B SF l30's: D. Smith A Swear. Ez. Singlcto F um ir. R b F C A. Arrcdnndo. L. fri. 7 'S. iggiann Lan' l I..O .. D. bnnlsiigci Vl t li l Lloyd In . C air. I. M H R CYCLIYIO. ac, . CH 9 :wg bl d R Er Lake. ,l. Dllnlnvnjv. Flint, C.. Coch l'.In. llO's: S. DiMari:i. Tnrdio, R. Campulx. I , Fuzzo, B. Pctcr Jrippcn. 50 Dowel' D Black 7-'lr-ive: 3' BASEBAIL Y V av Coach Walt Williams Hi's Baseball Team did noi' make Hs cham- pionship viclories, eighf our ff nine, lhis year, buf i+ did come close, losing +o Sequoia by 3-2, a game +ha+ wem' eighf innings. Our firsi' game wi'l'h Lincoln was Thrill-paclced and kepl' fans on edge unlil 'rhe lasl' ou+. Leon Paplcoff was lhe hilfing sfar of 'I'his game, lcnoclcing ou'l' a +riple lo win fhe game. Oiher slrong hi'l'+ers were Par Lovaglia and Cyril Giammona, while Harry Forbes and And y Arrendondo were fhe good 'Field men. Bob Sanios and Jack Marcipan were The hurlers, Back row. G. Coleman. mzinngcrg D. Beckwith, j. Marcipnn. H, Santos, H. Forbes, P. Lovaglin, D. Rivera. B. Sccburgcr, U. Murdock, manager. Front row. M. Smith, L. Pupknff. A. Arrcdumlo, N. Car' lwoni, E. Singlcmn, C. Cinmmuna. bo'l'h having good conlrol. Bob piiched his bes+ in bofh games againsl' Sequoia, and Jack +hrew beauliful ball againsl Lincoln. Jack never has los'I' a game in fhree years of high school ball. Nick Carboni, Dave Rivera, Ken Lawrence, and Mill' Smilh were +he oulfield- ers, and played a good season. Bud See- burger was caplain. The Sophomores won +he championship and have several good men for Varsily nexl' year. Bob Maruca was lhe pilcher wilh Don Mason ihe ou+s'I'anding hiH'er. J 1 l ...Q , f . EW, my a K ag E may 38.15-viva Bewiwfg - swag? IBSSXEQ ag,.g..'5HMf: E ai si B4 I 1- ' as as ' -. f - .-as e . , df'-ilu f- 1 M' ,M - L a L lives. Willie J 'WKENM 5 Q Exim a aigaqgx, M5 ,425 -1 ra .ew x-lssaxfawu S? M. H ...gm is ' L. Papkuff C. Giammona H. Forbes A. Arredondo Captain Bud Seebuz-get WATER SPORTS Back row. S. Vernon, V. McCarthy, A. Holler. Front row. F. Rombic, K. Mnderis, E. Singleton, A. Miklcs. D. Hcggcm. San Jose High's Wafer Polo Team finished fhe season in second place. Capfain Bob Sanfos led fhe feam in high scores while Jaclc Schanclc was nof far behind. The feam's capable coach, Sam Della Maggiore, and assisfanf coach, AI Grass, 'I'urned ouf a well-rounded squad. Ernie Singlefon, Bob Boyer, Dwile Heggem, Jim Wood, and Ai Milcles made up fhe resf of fhe feam. Under fhe very excelle-nf coaching nf Harley Adams, San Jose High's Swimming Team had six fine men who qualified in fhe PAL finals. Winsfon Bishop did fhe diving and proved fo have good form, while Carman Wood and Ron James fool: fo fhe wafer, swimming fheir evenfs in good fime. Ron James, swimming fhe hundred-yard free sfyle, placed firsf in fhe P.A.L. finals. Back row. K. Nash, D. Wihcclcr, R. james, NV. Buzhcnutlx, L. Agnclli, XV. Bishop. R, Harris. Front row. K. Mzmdcirrns, B, Donnelly, J. XVlison, A. Holler, J. Schreiber. S2 TRACK Back row. J. Ervin, R. Wardrip. K. Gentz, G. Boehmc, E. Pianto, N. Gorham Middle row. J. Snodgrass, J. O'Donnel1, J. Chadband, L. Woodward, I. Van Alstinc. Front row. B. Ogburn, L.. Hay, D. Finnegan, C. Anzalonc. As l'he Bell goes fo press 1-his year, we find our lraclr reams faring well in lhe P.A.L. scoring, wilh eighl men in lhe finals. Jim Chadband, IOO-220 relay: George Boehme, low hurdles: Tom Vi'l'elc and George House, discus, and Diclc Wilcox, pole vaul'l', were rhe poinr galherers for lhe Varsily. Dave Saunders, I00-440 relay, and Harry Rose- blade, low hurdles, are lhe main' men of lhe l30's. Don Hulchison, who does 'lhe broad jump for The l30's, has passed I9 'feel' in lhal jump, ancl he is expecled lo do even be'H'er nexl year. The lI0's and I20's are good reams again lhis year wilh Blaclr, high jump and broad iump,' and Sloane, l'he l0O's main men. Tony Giammona and Pele Anderson, bolh relay men, were lhe I20's poinl makers, wirh Giammona 'raking several firsl places. Coach Mar1'in is looking for some P.A.L. finals viclories. Back row. A. Rizzo, S. Orlando, M. Piazza. ,l. Morris, J. Burzora, J. Bain, D. Saunders, B. King, V, Peterson, J. Ballantync, A. Frost, D. Rcmciro. T. Bonnull, L. Lnnlri, L. Talcsforc, B. lohnston. Middle row. K. Flint. W. Nacleuu, C. Downey, A. Cutri. B. Petersen, R. Crippcn, ,l. Dyquisro, D. Guasticci, A. Orlando, J. Downcy, D. Wales. Front row. C. Sloane, J. Davis, D. Black, R. Tomucci, W. Matranga, F. Caggianu, P. Anderson, H. Roscbladc. T. Giammona, B. Maiwald, R. Estensen, L. Whitaker. 53 TENNIS- WRESTZING Wrestling Champs-Back row. Tf'Fama, Bi-Tobin, V. zzurca. Front row. B. Johnston, B. Rothwell, J. Shouse, R. Crippen. San Jose High's powerful wresfling feam finished fhe s e a s o n unflefeafed in dual meefs. San Jose placed second in fhe NCS and fhe Senior Tournamenfs. High won fhe Gra'H'anMemorial Tournamenf by an over- whelming score. Our wresflers had previ- ously held fhe PAL championship for seven consecufive years. Tom Fama and Bill Rofh- well finished fhe season undefeafed. Fama has won fhirfy-fwo consecufive mafches in fhe lasf fwo years. J o h n Jackson, Bob Johnsfon, and Lynn Robey were sfeady poinf gafherers, and C a p 'r a i n George House was one of fhe oufsfanding men of 'rhe squad. Though fhis year San Jose High's Tennis Team did nof show fhe sfrengfh of ofher years, if did include some very good men. Top man for fhis season was Bob Phelps, who handled himself very nicely on fhe courf. Nexf on fhe lisf was John Peferson, following him was Ed Wilson. Jim Schmidf and Walf Symons were number one dou- bles while Dick Murphy and Earl Casfner were number fwo doubles. John Peferson was fhe feam's capfain. 070 , .mesa an , sw as K , Us he 15, M K was V' L 3-Mis? wana nw se ills! . ,.,,J W Cndct Captains H. McV:iy, J. Peterson, and R. Beckwith. The new Cader Corp o'F San Jose High School was s+ar+ed las'l' Seplember and now confains nearly I50 cadeis. S'l'ar+ing as a buck priva'I'e, a s+uden+ may advance as high as 'lhe ranlc of cadei' maior. The +op ranking officers are: 'Cadei' Major Harley Adams, Caclei' Capfains Richard Beckwifh, Company A, Harold McVay, Company B, and John Peierson. Firsr Lieulenani' Sam Della Maggiore leads fhe California High School Cadefs. The cadefs give up iheir gym periods and s'l'udy periods on Tuesdays and Thursdays 'lo lrain in +I-neir corp. High's neaily dressed soldier boys are a familiar sighi around 'lhe school on 'I'hese days. Going hand in hand wilh +he Cadei' Corps is ihe impressive Flag Raising Ceremony on Tuesday morning. Cadcr Commamdanl Lieutenant Sam Della Maggirnrc. , ' ' f -'yr-, 71 fl dd M,,,,r Hg.,-ky Adnmg. California High School Czidcts-Company A '55 B., ram if X pe- as is 1st Lieutenants: B. Carlson, B. Hazeltine, I Rowley, E. Ferrari, B. Gilliam, W. Buthenuth rigo, E. Serratore, D. Wilcox. Top Sergeants I. Murphy, P. Brunhober, S. Orlando. Sergeants: R. Van Hooser, B. Stebbins, G. Worthington, D. Stenzel, D. Heggem, B. Eberhart, R. Fan nucchi, O. Owens, R. Allen, L. Johnson, P Mallamace, K. Lawrence. Corporals: I. Munger I. Houser, A. Winniford, W. Matranga, G Egan, K. Santos, K. Hart, D. Cirigliano, D Schultz, J. Snodgrass, N. Cianciarulo, D. Mc' Govern, A. Compagnone, H. Dallas, E. Lipari R. Bucholz, R. Raineri, F. Lawrence, P. Lauriz ano, R. Frost, W. Nellson. Privates lst Class: R. Johnson, E. Pianto, R. Allegretti, B. Ely, D Renelle, R. Enloe, A. Fleshman, R. Young, C Durkee, R. Fanelli, G. Maciel, I. Prola, F. An otti F Bonacorsl R Mclnt re Hemn er, gk. ' y,J- 'Q B. Rodman, J. Lowry, B. Maiwald, D. Hotch kiss, Kennon, R. McGlynn, B. Wall, B. War' burton, B. Painter, R. Greenley, K. Hallmark, B. Nolan, J. Delong, T. Devitt, D. Gagliardi N. Holmer, R. McDonald, R. McFarland, Lawrence, F. Mercia, I. Cook, I. Allegretti, R Britton B Greenle P Ramirez C Downe , ' Y, - , - yn G. Vermillion, K. Bruce, B. Kelsy, R. Parader, B. Surtin, I. Ervin, S. Vernon, R. Dahlgren I. C. Dorsey, J. Bacigalupe, A. Bussi, C. Green: Way, H. Halford, R. Johnson, H. Gear, R. Fur- min, D. Lake, D. Carnova, S. Payton, I. Schreif ber, E. Stears, D. Willson, J. Reding, L. Lo vell. Privates: F. Benito, A. Boos, C. Wendt B. Honorawidi, R. Cape, I. Darling, A. Or' lando, 1. Lafiranko, E. Callco, A. D'Anna, P Olmstead. D. Slama, B. Bishop, W. Wilkinson D. Wool, G. Valer, B. Allman, A. Hale, M Afonso, C. Antuzzi, G. Ricard, J. Robinson, L Gandy, B. Gerrow, S. Puzio, L. Markovitz. 56 2nd Lieutenants: E. Castner, R. Castner, R. Perf GIRIS' J SPORTS' i INN Marry XVill:-un, Miss CKhllSlHllCC Arbnugh, Miss Hildrctx Hockey: Florcncc Cousc, Audrey Prulo, Sara Lou Domain, Frances Bodcn Diana Holler Jgy Chris Girls' Sporfs a+ San Jose High School are successfully carried on wifh greai' benefil' fo all of 'I'he girls in spife of lhe handicaps in The sporis deparlmeinl. The difficuliy in replacing worn ou'I' equipmenl' and also 'lhe shorfage of 'leachers has noi' seemed +0 cause any lei'-down in +he aclivifies carried on by lhe girls. One of fhe mos'l popular spor'I's among ihe girls is baseball, coached by Miss Mary Willson. The girls play wilh a hard ball, making 'lhe games quife rugged. Anolher popular sporf is hockey, coached by Miss Coinsiance Arbaugh. Kee n compefifion befween 'l'he various feams makes hockey an exciling ga me 'For all of 'I'hose who parlicipafe. ln a'f'I'er school sporfs a girl may have 'Phe opporlunify fo develop her abili+y along one specific line. 57 Basketball: Dorothy Czxrbonc ,Madclyn Duarte, Margaret Rudd. Volleyball: All K rcr. June Patrcttc. The girls in a'F'l'er school spor'l's learn good sporfsmanship, 'ream- work, and a deierminalion +o win, always frying +o do 'lheir bes'l'. Those who par+icipa'l'e in affer school spor'ls receive poinls 'loward a Block S.J. The spor'l's are noi' only healihful, bul' lhey feach +he girls fhe value of compelirion. The many excifing games played during 'I'he year 'fend fo keep girls in- 'l'eres'l'ed in sporis of all kinds. Many girls go oui for baslcelloall and volleyball, under fhe ex- cellen+ direcfion of Miss Ko'I'sch, and fhey play games of sl'i'F'F compe+i+ion during 'rhe season. Badminfon, wiih Miss Arbaugh as coach, is one of our mosi popular sporl's. Classes from beginning swimming +o 'rhe more advanced ar+ of life saving are held regularly under 'Phe ins+ruc'l'ion of Miss Willson. Tennis is s'l'ill one of The favorife spor'I's, and il' is played by many en'l'husias'lic girls. B Ll L M c Murulxuad. E S N555 Lt' Sa 5, B d N M r 5 Tennis: YVi1ma Hagar, Surah Gordon. 58 6'll?lS' GYM CLASSES Girls' gym classes af San Jose High are in full swing af all +imes during ihe school year. Folk dancing is iaughi' +o +he accompanimen+ of musical franscripfions, and healihful calislhenics are a daily roufine. A poin+ which is siressecl coniinually is cleanliness. This is rigidly en- forced by frequeni gym clo'l'hing inspec'I'ions. 59 gawfsgwuim 1-6'e'qAwAL5q..J S562 iw EE . .. T - .fiv -' , - ff f.'- . 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