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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1946 volume:

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DAVIS Our Principal WELCOME Mr. Curris Davis, our new principal, who came fo us direcrly from 'lhe Army Air Corps, quickly became known for his pleasanl' smile and friendly aHi+ude fowards The s'l'udenl's. Highans like and respecl' him for his coopera- five manner in dealing wifh 'l'hem. SQUCCP-fy Shirley Tallmilfl- Mr. -Davis is welcomed by A.S.B. Prexy Pat Lovaglia and A.S.B Because of his ma-ny modern ideas, High's dances, rallies, and general acrivifies during ihe year were greafly improved, and school spiri'l' rose sreadily. Mr. Davis is always seen ar 'lhel arhleric games helping 'l'he roofing secfion give our 'lheir yells. Our popular B-period is ano+her daily reminder of his in+eres+ in us. A graduale of Sranford Universily in I936, Mr. Davis laugh? psychology here al' High for +wo years, a-nd laler became associafed wifh curriculum 'For The ci+y school deparfment ln I942 he enfered fhe Army Air Corps. He was la+er commissioned and served as a lieurenani uniil discharged lafe in l945. S MR 4,pv f . WILLIAMS MISS O'NE1L Dean of Boys Dean of Girls MR. HILL Vicc'Principnl Mr. Larry Hill, vice-principal, is in charge of curriculum guidance and s+uden+ govern- menl' d an works wi+h feachers in planning fheir courses. During 'rhe pas+ year, Mr. Hill spenr a greai' deal of +ime granfing diplomas +o refurned velerans. Miss Cecilia O'Neil has been dean of girls here since I932. Her job deals mainly wi+h personal problems of 1'he girls. She super- vises all social ac+ivi+ies of +he school and serves as an adviser fo +he execurive council. For her e'FFor+s in behalf of school in e I h g nera , s e recenlly was named presidenf of ihe Bay Area seciion of The California Teachers Associafion. Mr. Wall Williams look over Vice-Principal Larry Hill's posirion as dean of boys +his year, in addifion fo his regular iobs as foofb II cl D a an baseball coach. ln his new role he has charge of boys' acfivifies, boys' league, and boys' welfare. 9 ,Bw N if -'F COUNSELORS MISS B. LUNDY MR. JEFFERSON MISS PARSONS MR. O'LOUGHLIN MRS. BARLEV CT ai 1-GN Lf: 7 Le! Z . nufggf MRS. ORNELLAS Secretary to Counselors MISS PARSONS Head Counselor 10 SECRETARIES MRS. FLANNIGAN MISS REIFF MISS THOMAS Mli, ZAHN Front Officc P1'incipal's Office Librarian Depository ,'9' e f-553 I fi: .3'f,f,,J 8 -T ' -, ' - X n, J if O' n fps I 1 O' . Q i,'.ffn A MRS. REYNOLDS MRS. DONOHO MISS ARREDONDO MRS. WATERMAN Attcndancc Office Attendance Office Counsclofs Office Front Office 11 ENGLISH DEPT. Herberl Badgley Grace Barlev Mary Alice Hamm Bernice Logue Frances Malovos Alberl' McKeever Virginia Mills Wallace Murray Elgie Ogier Ka'I'hleen Pye Harry Ruby Carrie Wood Rulh Wood SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPT. Dennis Baylor Fanny Carrulhers Anne Chrislierson Alice Cleveland Oflo George Lela Gillan Edward Gordon Edward Jefferson Clara Johnson Audley Kennedy Jack Marsh Marguerile Moore Joseph O'Loughlin LANGUAGE DEPT. JeH' Condil' Ru'I'h De Wil' Arlene Hand Violel' Ollerman DEPOSITORY HEAD Edwin Zahn FACULTY ROSTER COMMERCIAL DEPT. Roland Eberharl Jewell Godfrey Frank Glasson Elhel Grube Myrlle Hall Alice Kidder Gene Long Bessie Lundy Donald Morlr Mary Parlrs Jessie Warren Gerlrude Wrighl' MATHEMATICS DEPT. Herman Allison Harrielle Burr Elizabelh Donovan George Egling William Marlin SCIENCE DEPT. Florence l'l'a Myrfle Judlcins Roberl McDaniel Rudolph Rudd Charles Shreve William Threlfall Don Woods ART DEPT. Lena Emery Aileen Lundy William Terra Anlhony Texeria MUSIC DEPT. Diana Gard Leon Jenkins 12 HOME ECONOMICS Mary d'Arlenay Mildred Ensley Myrlle Grundell Ouida Mallell' SHOPS Lewis Deasey Ken Gross Wilbur Miller Sidney Siegel Vernon Willis PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Conslance Arbaugh Larry Arnerich Sam Della Maggiore Hildrelh Kolsch Carl Palmer Wall Williams Mary Willson AGRICULTURE Lionel Cross R.O.T.C. Col. Allen Fle'I'cher SCHOOL LIBRARIAN Henrie'He Thomas Marie Guardino lassislanil FACULTY LIBRARIAN Mabel Kimball SCHOOL NU RSE Phyllis Dalziel DEPT. N DEPT , ff e 'Vx 3 3,1-194' 1-9., avg.. -ag Q ,R ifsmrfi if X ME 2 V ' 2 Q w , ...E Maw , ,in 'lf ls al 1 'ss-rm' mg. s ig. . ..3,.,x QQ s, TI 1 L 4 H, ,nw . FALL A. S. B OFFICERS PAT LOVAGLIA President GENE WORTHINGTON SHIRLEY TALLMAN DURTIS MURPHY Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 14 SPRING ELECTED OFFICERS PAUL GIANSIRACUSA fhx 15 , LOWELL WHITAKER JOAN JENKINSON ATHALEE PICKFORD President Secretary Treasurer 1 5 LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS R' 4--,ff TOP ROW: B. Madsen, P. Giansiracusa, C. Johnson, G. Coleman, B. Sturges, G. Tosello, R. Crippen, C. Deaver, J. Schreiber, G. Spadafore, B. Cox, J. Schmidt, B. Hubhard, B. Clark, J. LeTorre, B. Allman, B. Eberhart. SEC- OND ROW: L. Gatto, R. Miller, Charlton, M. Pusateri, A. Muzzen, V. Rogers, K. Seastrand, Flacone, C. Schmitz, Parkinson, G. Cantua, P. Parker, G. Dunlap, M. Spasaro, G. Worthington, P. Lauriano. FIRST ROW: F. Dick, Murphy, M. Chauvin, P. Kelley, P. Immel, C. George, S. Tallman, S. Cathanion, T. Farruggia, D. Scott, J. Gomez, L. Forrest, P. O'Neil, R. Johnson, N. Brokenshirc, C. Manning. TOP ROW: L. Whitaker, S. Orlando, W. Dellamonica, J. Arabia, J. Bonliglio, R. DeSoto, B. Jensen, G. Tosello, I. Arevalo, E. Chavez, F. Cavataio, R. Hagelin, G. Holmes, Rossi, T. Jones, F. Irace, P. Giansiracusa, N. Van Woerkom. SECOND ROW: E. Sanchez, H. Villarruz, E. Smith, R. Scaletta, R. Johnson, L. Forrest, G. Carroll, Al. Velcz, Kirkpatrick, J. Martinez, C. McMurl'y, L. Franchetti, E. Rodericks, P. O'Neil, D. White, M. Ahate. FIRST ROW: F. Dick, C. Fiscuc, D. Ellis, L. Mann, J. Gomes, B. Falconi, D. Wood, B. Onstead, P. Bod' well, J. Quamme, B. Rose, L. Mason, G. Quadros, M. Flztcher. P. Parker. 16 GEORGE COLEMAN RON VLASTELICA DICK LUCHESSI JEWEL SCHNEIDER DICK LUCHESSI JULIA VELEZ MARTHA MOOREHEAD BARBARA MacKENZIE BILL ALLMAN SUPREME COURT 17 A., , ' Q! Alun..- fins- BOB STURGES GEORGE COLEMAN LILLIAN LEDUM Spring Director of General Activities Director of General Welfare Director of Girls' Activxti DICK LUCHESSI BURTIS MURPHY Director of Boys' Activities Director of Finance DIRECTORS LasT year The sTudenT body voTed Tor a change in The school consTiTuTion, which creaTed Tive direcTors and several managers and The legislaTive council and broughT TorTh greaTer repesenTaTion of The sTudenT body. The direcTors are appoinTed by The old and new ASB presicleni' and The old and new execuTive council. The appoinTmenTs are Then raTiTied by The legislaTive council. DirecTor of general acTiviTies, welfare, finance, boys' acTiviTies, and girls' acTiviTies are The Tive direcTors. They, in Turn, appoinT The managers. As The Fall direcTor of general acTiviTies, Marcie Moorehead Took charge of The sTudenT body affairs, which included assemblies, dances, and plays. ln charge of The newly-organized healTh and saTeTy commiTTee was George Cole- man, who laid The original plans Tor our B -period, and puT Through a greaT deal oT work To make The commiTTee a success. BurTis Murphy, who was also The sTudenT body Treasurer, was The direcTor oT Ti- nance. He worked in close cooperaTion wiTh The bank sTaTF and Mr. Glasson. OT The many acTiviTies of San Jose High School we Tind girls' and boys' acTiviTies aT The Top of The lisT. Under The direcTion oT Lillian Ledum, direcTor of girls' aThleTics, HighaneTTes enioyed several play days, inTeresTing assemblies, a Halloween iinx, and a sporTs' dinner. ' The boys, headed by Dick Luchessi, kepT up wiTh Them wiTh Their own assemblies and dinners. AT one oT The dinners an award was presenTed To The ouTsTanding aThleTe of The year. This award is known as The WalTer lfBachrodT award. CongraTulaTions should go noT only To The direcTors and managers, buT To The Teachers and oTher Highans who helped To puT The year over wiTh Tlying colors. 18 l J DIRECTORS The Spring direcfors sfarfed fhe semesfer off wifh an assembly for fhe sophs and new sfudenfs. Soon afferward came fhe finishing fouches of fhe Variefy Show, sfarfecl on ifs way by fhe former direcfors. Of fhe proceeds, S300 wenf fo fhe San Jose High School Communify Chesf fund and S75 io fhe P.T.A. welfare fund. The direcfors worked in close co-operafion wifh Lincoln High School during fhe year fo puf over fhe fwo joinf dances, one of which was held fhe evening of fhe big baskefball game. Each week fhe direcfors mef wifh fhe execufive council, which is composed of fhe ASB presidenf, vice-presidenf, secrefary, and freasurer, and fhe faculfy advisers, Mr. Hill, vice-principal: Mr. Williams, dean of boys: Miss O'Neil, dean of girls: Mr. Glas- son, financial adviser, and Mr. Long, acfivifies manager. The council formulafes plans which are submiffed fo fhe legislafive council for fhe approval of fhe councilmen. In fhis way everyfhing is broughf back fo fhe sfudenfs fhemselves and gives everyone a parf in fhe school governmenf. A new plan suggesfed during fhe semesfer was fhe elecfion of low sophomore and high iunior class officers. If was felf fhaf fhe newcomers and prospecfive seniors were being leff ouf of many fhings due fo fhe lack of class represenfafion. Then, following fhe successful B-period, came new and beffer enforced safefy and healfh regulafions. The sfreef in fronf of 'rhe school was marked off for fhe safer park- ing of cars: fhe sfuclenfs -were urge,d fo fake advanfage of fhe free vaccinafions fhaf were offered by fhe healfh deparfmenf here af High. Under fhe managemenf of fhe Spring managers, San Jose represenfafives fraveled fo Abraham Lincoln High wifh an exchange assembly of sfudenf falenf. ln refurn Lincoln presenfed an assembly for SJHS. These assemblies were planned fo promofe beffer relafions befween fhe fwo high schools. LYDIA BAVA GERRY QUADROS Director of General Welfare Director of Girls Activities MARCIE MCOREHEAD GEORGE COLEMAN ATHALEE PICKFORD F'1ll Director of General Activities Director of Boys' Activities Director of Fmince s..,,,,- E, 5. , X FALL MANAGERS LOUIS GANDY LAUREL SCHUETZ CAROL FISCUS AL STOCKDALE LOIS ANDERLINE JACK HENINGER DOROTHY CECCARELLI RON JAMES .JF 'iff' y. 1' 'N..::- C The Fall managers did a yeoman job of keeping San Jose High on 'Phe acPive lisP during 'Phe Pirsl' parP of Phe P945-46 school year. Louis Gandy, February gracluafe and senior class presicleinl, was manager of assem- blies and pu? on some of 'Phe besl' mee'Pings 'Phe s'PudenPs have ever wiPnessed. Lois Anderline and Jack Heninger were managers on Phe welfare commi'P'Pee in charge of l1eal'Ph and safePy respecPively. Manager of publici'Py was Ron James: presideni' of boys' league, Al SPoclcdaleg dance commiffee chairman, Laurel SchuePzg manager of drama and music was Dorofhy Ceccarelli, and Carol Fiscus served as girls' league manager. Among Phe ac+iviPies organized by Phese managers were sPudenP body dances, including several ioinP dances, exchange assemblies, B-period, new safe'Py rules, a one- ac? play pui' on by 'Phe Drama ll class, and spor'P dinners. 20 iq.. FALL MANAGERS S-A-N J-O-S-E, San Jose, San Jose, San Jose High Managersl This school yell has been alfered a liH'le, buf H' sfill carries ihe spiri+. The only difference is +ha+ fhe spiril' is all for +he Fall managers. Affer 'rhe end of fhe war, one more bond drive was held ihroughoui 'lhe couniry. Barbara Kennedy was in charge of rhe drive here a+ High and really puf i+ over 'lhe fop. Speaking of pu'Hing 'lhings over, 'l'here's +he girls' sporl' dinner. Each semesfer The dinner is held for 'Phe girls who have iaken a'H'er-school sporfs. This semes+er's dinner was under 'rhe managemenl' of Gerry Quadros and provided fun and enier- lainmenf for all. li' seems as lhough somerhing new is always happening around SJHS. How many schools have sfude-nfs for bank presidenrs? Nor many! Terry Sunseri became fhe 'iirsf srudenl presidenl' of our school bank when she was appoin+ed +o succeed Mr. Glasson. Ron Vlaslelica was elecfed for 'lhe Spring +erm. During fhis semesrer, we had fhree of 'I'he liveliesf yell leaders a school ever had. They infroduced several new yells and fhoughr up many s1'un+s for use a+ fhe fooiball games. They organized rhe Pep Club under +he leadership of Alyce Lower, head yell leader. The Pep Club, in +urn, planned rhe skifs and card fricks used a'r The games. They spenl' a grear deal of lime marking off fhe foorball sfadium so +ha+ fhe rooring seclion could form an SJ. They also had booklefs prin+ed conlaining fhe school yells and songs. LEON PAPKOFF CLARE MCMURRY GERRY QUADROS BARBARA KENNEDY TERESA SUNSERI BOB KING ALYCE LOWER JO ANN NYMAN SPRING MANAGERS More and beffer assemblies was fhe fheme of fhe manager of assemblies, Shir- ley Tillman. Highans saw as many as five assemblies in one week and af leasf one a monf . Highans fripped fhe Iighf fanfasfic af several dances fhis Spring, including fhe ioinf dance Spring, Swing wifh Campbell, fhe Sadie Hawkins Day dance, and fhe quad dance, Twilighl' Hop, headed by Dance Chairman Pal' Bodwell. ln charge of music and drama, Marcie Moorehead made arrangemenfs for fhe appearance of fhe orchesfra af fhe Spring senior play, fhe ASB play and for ofher programs requiring a musical background. As presidenf of San Jose High's school bank, Ron Vlasfelica did a fine iob. He had 'l'he honor of being fhe firsf elecfed sfudenf presidenf, and fhe fask of laying fhe ground work for fhe fufure sfudenf prexys. 'San Jose High has always had a very acfive group of fellows fhaf carry high fhe sporfs spirif all year long. In charge of fhe boys 'acfivifies, Bob Myles planned fhe assemblies and dinners for fhe diflerenf sporfs, and wound up fhe year wifh fhe big Boys' Nighf dinner. Working wifh Bob was Al Sfockdale, presidenf of Boys' League. Nof only are fhe boys acfive Highans, buf fhe girls keep up wifh fhe pace. Under fhe direcfion of Bev Shobe, presidenf of Girls' League, fhe Highaneffes have had play days, inferesfing speakers af assemblies, and dinners. The biggesf fhing of all fhe girls' acfivifies is, of course, fhe girls' iinx. The Spring iinx, The Roundup, wenf over wifh a yahoooooo. Wilbur Dellamonica and Lillian Musachia, as managers on fhe healfh and safefy commiffees, worked for fhe beffer general welfare including new healfh and safefy rules, for fhe Highans, We have gained many advanfages from fhe formafion of fhese commiffees. JOYCE QUAMME AL STOCKDALE MARCIE MOOREHEAD WILBUR DELLAMONICF BOB MYLES SHIRLEY TALLMAN RON VLASTELICA BEVERLY SHOBE SPRING MANAGERS BETTY BRISBIN GLADIOLA WEYBREW DAVE WILLSON PAT BODWELL LILLIAN MUSACHIA PHIL DeFRANCO JO ANN NYMAN GENE BUTHENUTH The sky is ihe limi+ was +he +heme of 'rhe Spring managers, who worked for more and beHer school aclivilies. A A+ +he +op of 'rhe lisl' are +he lhree yell leaders, who pu+ forih a greal' deal of energy so +ha'I' our rallies and games would confain more spirif. Color Day was af Hs besl' +his year under 'rhe direcfion of Dave Willson, who really go+ everyone info fhe spirii of fhe occasion. The publicaiions commiH'ee deall' principally wi'l'h business problems of 'ihe Herald and Bell. Problems broughr u in +he execufive or legislafive councils regarding fhe publicafions were au+oma'ricaliy referred To The commi++ee, headed by 'l'he manager of publicafions. Joyce Quamme, heading fhe publicify commiH'ee, look charge of publicizing l'he school play, dances, and o+her ac+ivi+ies. Afhle+ic ac+ivi+ies for girls, headed by Gladie Weybrew, were a+ a new high dur- ing ihe Spring. 23 'U 1 OYS' LEAGUE FALL CABINET SPRING CABINET Dick Luchessi, George Wicns, joe Arabia, AI Stockdale A1 Stockdale, Bob Schmidt, Clarence Miller Tiny Hartranft and the boys Avid Audience A1 tells the boys wbat's what Boys' Award Assembly 24 4.545 , 1:nf-w:!55rg.':.w-5:' . me, , - 1 3.-C N .55 ,- YP., 44 v-I' A xg 'Af ' an la N 2- v 'kk ,-r L-fd: Y' 5 f 1 I nr fx.. . xi? - 0. ,fa if 1 V25 r 57 1 X I iifidkii, ' wymfw H., 13, ,, -Aww--we ,f g ,,, . ,V . ,r , ,w 5, f 'Q f-' fl? -n ' .u'Jw .. ,. .n ,. Sh-,sw Q I, 1?S-iff 'ki -.Z . A? v',, 4.2 , ,. ,Af 4. Q N . cjif'uQ: '! r1u'5i1'?a3 4 Hy. V. ww ff ,W S X X.. 'Q Fxf' ay ,2 X 1 XP ff? 1 SENIOR OFFICERS i4'iW.Y4 . -,.--' If .THQJ .. - Hn,-gA'5P.1,, '- 4. .--.,.:'-.':-Je-,F-C Q yg, ,a. 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Mairanga Be'Hy McCar+ Diclc MacFarland Be'Hy MerriH' Margarei' Muzzio Wall Nelson Be'H'y Nunn Delores Oliveri Luella Parola Doris Peferson Lena Piazza Bob Roilca Ru+l'1 Rainville Dave Rivera Noemi Robledo Lucy Rodriquez Violef Rogers Dick Ri+chie Lucille Sabaiino Irving Sprugasi Anfoinefie Sanseverino Daisy Scarlazzari Audrey Schifano Bruni Schneider Dorofhy ScoH' Theodora Sciarrino 32 Laurel Schuefz Jaqueline Sparks Teresa Sunseri Kalhleen Terranova Richard Tomacci Marion Venfimiglia Eleanor Walker Margarel Wa+ers Jack Wilson Carol Wilson Ray Young Angela Farrauio Charles Zeiler Rosemary ZoHa Senior Quad 33 'A 'Q n 'ff , 4? '1 .ov-ax eh, M. , v 44' 1 'F . S5 4 riff W K vi' ,Jw rv' 'Nh QT zk ' 5 W S uf ..,, 1 'J M 25651: X. ei X 5 H' ,W A , ,1 bv , ' 5,- f' X , , j SQ.. if ,. fu P if 1 -., '. T11 ek, iw Q, . IL ,v my .fA-' V gg i5:.1 M. 5 ,5gfA3,,,:g-iw,q'-9013 ' f ff4b4a, wiiffgw.-N-,N Q ' ,.,,' 7 .Q s H Y Q R gf I sa un' .V -x. Joan Jenlcinson Bob Johnson Pai Johnson Rubin Jurman Laura KeFFer Lucy Keifhley Pal' Kelley Barbara Kenne Elizabe+l'1 Kilpafriclc Carmelina Kirkpalrlclc Hazel Knadler Barbara Knighlon Harulca Kobachi Alcilco Kogura Bealrice Ko'Hman Ernesl' Kawanamu Henry Kumagai Paul Lauriano Jackie Lee Lillian Ledum Peggie Lenfz Eleanor Lima Marilyn Lobrovich Mae Lonardo Mary Lonero Helen Lopes Dolores Lopez Kaihleen Lorence 38 X 4, as' 57 ., 3.7 ' X A L' ' ' 'Q' 3 ge T V1 i ., If ,J F S . L in . 4 Q 'tie' if f Y Q2 s 1' .L- A wr 313 ' gi? ' HQVTQAA .SETSQV .953 i -Dilip , gf A fiiigi L. ix' V H, W f-7. A ,M we w 23' QW ?sQ ' 1-.af W. L H f iii? .lr In ,!' .13 J . 'l - 1, 193 -rv, 4 -4 ff- Y-1 f 5 - - 'HV . A it Q .4 lu. .p ' '. 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'LQ :lv -ai.. v WA . , .LW- yniffx. si ,i. '-'-:Eu iiy 5,8 '+:.z,v, gl. 1 fl, .nf . i ra 1 i X ' Qi , 9' ' A ir i ii, ' fm iff! L, ii i wi. '52, lr ' -Jgigfif :-A , Q 'vs' A-:air ,f,:,,,j'1.1gv .C .-Y , .---YN gi?-.Ni ' ' 5 aim., as i N-is A as, 5 wr , W: . W.. H. 1, 'Q -W if , Q J E., . . an - iam, pf -Y- J ' J . afjr, i -- X,-Jn .-1. W... -m i2:.,. .V 2519 ',e-', Kennefh Bruce Elaine Biagine Joe Gensiracusa Bea Rule Bob Sfurges Virginia Campi Jim Redding ARTHUR HALE SENIOR ASSEMBLY 44 SPRING FEVER! lack, Dick, Brenton and Duke discuss graduation plans. EKALU ,lvl sig A 1 N .A fi if 1 SERVICEMEN GRADS John Amaral Raymond Bishop Harry Boos Anlhony Caravelli Donald Elwell George Emerson Tale Hubner Richard Lake John Marranga James Reding Calvin Reseclcer William Ruflan Alfred Sposifo Rober+ Urzi Norman Warren Jack Webb Ernesl' Campbell Robbie Carler Sal DiM-aria Marilyn Drummer Henry A. Ford Virginia Harker March lyama Lorraine Lloyd Rosalina Losada John Mauer CAMERA DODGERS Jacqueline McGovern Anfhony Piraro Sal Rallo Yasu Shinn Edilh Smilh Eugene Srears Allen Sullivan Jewel Tosello Lois Vasquez Elizabefh Wurlsbaugh ,f 4,4 . V 'f A-9' 15 ...ai 41' yf - - - u K K.. ,Eb AX 'jr A -wr., - IQ! J Fl- . Betty Brisbin, Clare McMurry 4 Athalee Piclzford, Betty Williamson Mr. McKeevcr Mr. Glasson Eleanor Dinsmore ' THE BELL The Bell sraff of '46 has aimed 'ro produce a be'H'er yearbook, including more life sho'l's of you and your friends. Clare McMurry and Belly B r i s b i n , co-ediiors, have pu'l' in a greai' deal of lime and effori' in producing This annual, and assisianr edi- for Eleanor Dinsmore and The resi' of i'he siaff have 'Found ii' a pleasure fo work wi'l'h ihem. This is ihe firsi' yearbook since The close of 'rhe war, and alihough we were siill harried by shorrages, we are sure 'rhai ihis Bell is anorher sfep closer +o 'rhe perfeciion every sraff works foward. We owe a greai' deal 'lo Aihalee Pickford, business manager, and Be'Hy William- son, her assisfanf, for iheir work in making up 'rhe adver- iisemeni' sec'l'ion, and 'l'o Louis Gandy, Tom Halversen, Rex Marsh, Bill Smirh, Mr. Gordon and Mr. Egling, who have conrribuied a greai' deal of rheir 'rime on The phoiography work in ihe '46 Bell. Mr. Alberi' McKeever, our adviser, and Mr. Frank Glasson, who manages our finances, have been a grear help 'ro 'l'he sfaiif. We appreciaie 'rhe friend- ly assisiance of Mr. Carl Palmer, Hoover Jr. High. who conrribuied +he Board of Educarion and Superinien- deni' piciures, and Colburn S'l'udio of Oakland, who 'look m a n y of our senior and group piciures. We should also like +o Thank Mr. Law- rence Tucker, our prinier, and Mr. Marvin T. Bonds, fhe engraver, 'For iheir e x p e r i' 'lechnical advice. 48 A Q4 ' Y, 5' '. V V ' J' .V - 3 ,G ., f X . X , N I 1 I:l.fL ,Af tw, M., ff ., F 5' fail f t v! , v 2 4 ., U ' 4 f' Q V Q ff l ing s ' ., 'Xa' , f Fr K l N ,T-.H fl 1- , W N, m m m M ' 'll 'l'l 'lll 'lll' llwlllum.. wwwwmwwwmxxmxxxmxx 1 m m m m ,w M m m . m ,www ww .2 H W if if 1. 'L Zfwg, ' Hu' Kgs .1 45- if 1 .37 , . x,,, ,f U 1,1 , ' f5E' m',Q, ' - Y , r .'.- .v-X 1 ' i v ' J, I 4 ,wang mal, ,gif 4. 1 N, r 1 - A, ,iv ffl! 1 1 4 V n , f 'N 'T I -1 . ,-if r? r N. 4 -'if' r lf THE HERALD ff? Bea Rule and Pat Bodwell Jeanne Thomas, Bea Rule Sal Farrauto, Pauline Parker, Roy De Soto Lillian Forrest, Doris Milligan, June Ward, Carlton Holmberg lnformafion and en'l'er+ainmen+! The +wo goals of High's weekly newspaper, 'I'he School Herald, were well mei' by 'l'his year's siaffs. 'Change seemed 'ro be rhe keynore, for +he Herald .wen+ fo press under a new adviser, a'I' a diFFeren'l' prin+er's, and in a smaller size: and finally, in 'l'he middle of fhe firsl' semesier fhe office was moved upsrairs 'from familiar room I I9 fo room 73. Afrer guiding rhe Herald ro seven consecufive All-American rarings, Miss Elgie Ogier 'lurned over +he advisership 'I'his year 'lo Alberr McKeever, iusi' our of 'l'he Mar- ine Corps. Bringi-ng you rhe Fall semesier news was Ediror Par Bodwell. She and her sfaff presenred special edirions al' Chrisfmas, Thanksgiving, and a+ mid-'l'erm graduarion. Page edi'l'ors 'For 'l'he semesfer were Jeanne Thomas, feaiure page: Rose Crimi, 'l'hird page, and Bob Gilliam, sporrs page. Rule, Bob Gilliam, Kay Heitf kotter, Roy deSoto. FIRST ROVJ: June Ward, Jeanne Thomas, Anna Marie Faraonc, Jewel Schneider, Rose Crimi. ' fx TOP ROW: Bob Sturges, Bea Mildred Tallon, Earl Gerow and Roy deSoto, circulation. -A TOP ROW: Lillian Forrest, Roy deSot0, Jeanne Thomas, Bea Rule, June Ward, Dick Hoffman, Doris Milligan. FIRST ROW: Bob' Sturges, Helyn Orlando, Akiko Iwasaki, Anna Marie Faraone, Mildred Tallon, Earl Gerow, Carl Holmberg. Bea Rule and Richard Hoffman at the printers Bea Rule, Spring ediior, emphasized ihe ci+y school lax wi+h an elecfion exlra. Color Day and graduerlion also provided +hemes for super-special numbers. Making up fhe remainder of 'l'he Spring slaff were Jeanne Thomas, assisfani' edi'l'org Dick Hoffman, 'lhird page ediiorg and Carl Holmberg, spor'l's edi'l'or. More and beffer piclures were a 'feafure lhis year, due fo fhei help of excelleni' sludenl' phofographers Tom Halversen, Rex Marsh, and Bill Smi'I'h. The delighlfully 'Familiar humor columns and carloons of Bob Sfurges were as welcome as ever. The work of 'l'he Herald business managers was lhe mos'l' commendable in years. Fall manager Sal Farraufo, if he had noi' been limi'I'ed, would have 'Filed many pages wifh adverlising. Pauline Parker and Roy de So+o were efficienl and enfhusiaslic spring managers. , ,L Senior scandal shee+s were ediied by Ruih Rainville and Pal' Bodwell. 51 CROWN AND SHIELD Esrablished in I909, Crown and Shield, San Jose High's boys' honor socieiy, during 'lhe pasl' year confinued i'l's long record of service fo +he school. The purpose of +he socieiy is 'ro give recogniiion io boys who do ou+s'l'anding worlc. School service, leadership, and scholarship are 'Phe requiremenls for enlrance. Among Crown and Shield's aciiviiies were a banquel' held in January al' Lucca's Cafe, during which Principal Curlis Davis was named an honorary member, and a reunion barbecue, held in May in place of 'rhe cuslomary reu-nion banquel. Members during lhe fall semesier were: Bruce Eberharl, Louis G-andy, Anihony Campoli, Pal Lovaglia, and Maxwell Jacobs. Bruce Eberharl' was presideni' 'lhroughoul' 'l'he 'fall semesfer, while Ron Vlasfelica led 'I'he group in +he spring. Crown and Shield's members can usually be found doing service in one or anolher of lhe school programs. Vice-principal Larry Hill is ihe adviser of +he sociefy. BACK ROW: Dick Luchessi, Bill Allman, Bob Sturges, Paul th- , H,-LL' Sthaul, Bill Donelly, Paul Giansiracusa. FIRST ROW: George lE5 'y' Coleman, Leon Papkoif, Gene Worthington, Ken Bruce, Ron Vlastelica, Bob Myles. 72 TOP ROW: Clare McMurry, Bea Rule, Gerry Quadros, Shir- ley Tallman, Pat Bodwcll. SECOND ROVJ: Lillian Ledum, Joyce Quammc, Lydia Bava, Marcia Moorehead, Mary Moreland, Martha Moorehead. FIRST ROW: Athalec Pickford, Jewel Schneider, Carol Fiscus. .-f' One of rhe highesi' honors a girl can achieve while ai San Jose High is +o be elecfed ro Torch and Laurel-girls' honor sociery. The socieiy has mainfained irs previous record of high scholarship sranding and work in school ac+ivi+ies during fhe pasf year. Girls are aclmiiied on rhe srrenglh of ouisianding characier, scholarship, leader- ship, and school service. This year Torch and Laurel again held i+s annual nighr-afier-Chrisrmas banquei' af +he Horel S+. Claire and sold ice cream cones in ihe quad for rhe purpose of aiding scholarship funds. Fall members were Doris Pererson, Margarei' Muzzio, Daisy Scarlazzari, Margarei Carsiens, Sophia Buclros, Teresa Sunseri, and 'Fall presidenr Doroihy Ceccarelli. Th spring presideni was Clare McMurry. Miss Cecilia O'Neil is rhe advise . TORCH AN D LAUREL S3 C. S. F. wc.. :QS ,:'l,,,, K 4 ,,., A If .La TOP ROW: Richard Hoffman, john Hauser, Marital Cottle, june Ward, Rose Crirru, Jewel Schneider, Beverly Shobe, Shirley Putney. FIRST ROW: Ronald Vlastelica, Lydia Bava, Carmclla Russo, Carol Fiscus, Frances Costanza, Teresa Balestra, Virginia Catanzaro, Ann Cortese, Daisy Scarlazzari, Ruth Roe. TOP ROW: jim Montgomery, Clarence Miller, Bill Allman, Ronald Vlastelica, Doris Milligan, Bob Myles, john Hauser, Dick Holfman, Bob Moxley. FOURTH ROW: Mildred Tallon, Martial Cottle, Shirley Ross, Louise Mason, Juanita Moore, Bethem Patton, Teresa Balestra, Gail Shields, Leanore Russell. THIRD ROW: lvliss Moore, Francis Dick, Lois Anderline, Jackie Lee, Beverly Shobe, Nancy Speagleman, jewel Schneider, Rose Crimi, Marilyn Mitchel, June Ward. SECOND ROW: Lydia Bava, Lillian Ledurn, Shirley Tallman, Athalee Pickford, Pat Bodwell, Marcie Moorehead, Mary Moreland, Carol Fiscus. FIRST ROW: Joyce Quamme, Clare McMurry, Dorothy Krotzer, Akiko Kogura, Ellen Moss, Lois Walker, Helen Lopes, Frances Costanza. Being a member of +he California Scholarship Federaiion is a greaf honor as any one of lhe sociei'y's foriy-five members will readily inform you. To qualify for member- ship a siucleni' musi compile 'l'en honor poi-nfs: ihai' is, he musi' have ai leasl' 'lhree A's and one B. S4 J I C. S. F. l rs-sie, if l Me 4 W , 5h5gg5g,1,f51'l jle l '- wr' l n ,--.1 'f ,C l 1. '-li 5 -l L! l i l l ,Q i, n ll 4 li .ex -J I 'x 'fill' rf, - The mcmbcrs cntch up on news from other chapters Shirley Tallman, Fall prexy, and Pat Bodwell, Spring prexy Life members of C, S. F., TOP ROW: Shirley Tallman, Lillian Lcdum, Ron Vlustclica, Pat Boclwell, Carol Fiscus. FIRST ROW: Mary Moreland, jewel Schneider. The officers for 'l'he fall semesier were Shirley Tallman, presidenig Ronald Vlasielica, vice-president and Aihalee Pickiorcl, secreiary-ireasurer. The spring officers were Pai Bodwell, presidenh Lillian Leclum, vice-pesidenf, and Carol Fiscus, secrefary-ireasurer. The advisers are Miss Margueriie Moore and Miss Alice Cleaveland. 75 TOP ROW: Dick Cholis, Gene Buthenuth, Tony Taravella, Allen Orlando, john Cook. FIRST ROW: Walt Mat' ranga, Sal Orlando, Joe La Torre, Ray Dahlgren, Jack Abell. 31 9.9 r-Lf Q? LL 3 iw .r 1.2 ,pm , Ia -A -4-.L al? ' :J - V, mi! E535 . ,wig 'WV lie .A K-, . ' 'i ll TOP ROVJ: Karl Jensen, Ken Senour, Bob King, Gene Slayton, Bill Taylor, Don Remeiro, Charles Zeiler. FIRST ROW: jack Schapairo, Roger Estensen, Ron Caya, Carl Conners, Al Stockdale, Tom Fine, Bill Watts. TRI BAR TOP ROW: Bob Jensen, john McBain, Mr. Rudd, Ralph Frost, Bill Rodman, FIRST ROW: Tom Christian, Gene Warf, Ray Crippen, Art Holler, George Tosello. IN ,ff 3k na: '35 99' EXCALIBUR TOP ROW: jim Beth, Gene Worthington, Ray Parnay, Dick Ritchie, Don Dumas, Mr. jefferson. FIRST ROW: Bill Glenn, Wilbur Dellamonica, Bob Tharrzxtt, Campbell Portus, Chuck Deaver, Ed Spoon, john Drew, Bud Desmet, 57 PENN AND PARCHMENT TOP ROW: Bob Sturges, Laura Kelfer, Pat Bodwell, Leanore Russell, Jill Lutz., Faith Tidwell, Roy De Soto. FIRST ROW: Miss Malovos, Be Rule, Carol Fiscus, Iewel Schneider, June Ward, Marie Wispell. SCIENCE CLUB TOP ROW: Raymond Palm, Art Barta, Bill Smith, Bob Howe, Edward Ellis, Roy De Soto, Tom Halverson, john Drew. FIRST ROW: Mr. Shreve, Margaret Sampson, Dor- othy Pedersen, Eleanor Dona- telli, Carol Fiscus, Dorothy Giorf dano, Marian Wright, June Ward, Marie Wispell. HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Dave Simpl-tins, George Coleman, Nelson Gorf ham. SECOND ROW: Jack Heninger, Bob Jensen ,Phil Bar- one, Bill Allman. FIRST ROW: Barbara Onstead, Lois Anderline, Lydia Bava, Ioan Jenkinson. RALLY COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Lou Gandy, Bob King, Leon Papkoff, Bob SLUT' ges. FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Ny- man, Alyce Lower. 58 BIBLE CLUB FIRST ROW: Pat Savory, Carol Fiscus, Joy Magnason, Pat King, Ruth Roe. TOP ROW: Cliff Emerson, Ronnie Benskin, Jim Montgomery, Paul Barton. P. A. CREW TOP ROW: Richard Sardella, Richard Hoffman, Bill King, Joe La Russo, Ken Bruce. SECOND ROW: Earl Hass, Frederick Platt, Ray Dahlgren, Jack Bur' Zota, Bill Brown. FIRST ROW: Dick Heggem, jerry Erich, Don Slama, Yayne Kuykendall, Mars' den Wurtsbaugh. PROJECTION CREW TOP ROW: Bill King, Ray Dahlgren, Bill Smith, Bob Roj' ka. SECOND ROW: Walter Nelson, Gene Buthenuth, Bob Howe, Dick Hitchcock, Howard Phelps. FIRST ROW: Ray Silf va, Gordon Ellis, Dick Ellis, Marsden Wurtsbaugh. 79 CLUBS rf' i l l 1 I 'l i 5 4 n e E' 1 : a rv 1 -E A 1 r. CLUBS BANK STAFF TOP ROW: Ron Vlastelica, Burtis Murphy, Archie Cline, Sal Giammona, Bob james, Art Wickersham, Bob Myles, George Wiens. FOURTH ROW: Velf ma Giannini, Helen Welch, Hel' en Rutherford, Charlotte Gross, Arda Cushman, Ray Crippen, Pegqy Waitzman, Don O'Neal. THIRD ROW: Mr. Glasson, Athalee Pickford, Lucy Ortega, Phyllis Sermone, Eileen jose, Virginia Gordon, Ruth Atwell, Mr. Long. SECOND ROW: Pat Bentley, Evelyn Roberts, Na' dine O'Neal, Carol Resecker, loy Uhler, Georgia Dunlap. FIRST ROW: Peggy Huntly, Leanore Russell, Dorothy Wick' ersham. OFFICE ASSISTANTS TOP ROW: Eleanor Dins- more, Marcella Bunnell, Minnie Manerello, Betty Yoho, Barbara Roberts, Beatrice Kottman, Pat XVff'n. Chris'ine Paradiso. THIRD ROW: Miss B. Lundy, Gerry Quadros, Virginia Campi, Margaret Sampson, Bonnie Rus' sell, Iarkie Rouse, Anna Cos- tanza, Evelyn Rodericks. SEC' OND ROW: Hazel Nadler, Ra- mona Heggem, Marian Dornenif ci, Carmie Kirkpatrick, Gloria Russo, Geraldine Henry, Gerry Pereira, Louise Franchetti, Elaine Knapp. FIRST ROW: Margaret Bosquez, Elizabeth Gonzales, Bar- hara Falconi, Lillian Nusachia, Ella Polisso, Phyllis Marotz, Maf bel Arellano, Marie Giotta. oulN-K TOP ROW: Nelson Gorham, Bob Landucci, Frank Fannelli, David Simpkins, Dick Russo, Mr. Marsh. SECOND ROW: lim Vermilf lion, Don Avellar, Phil Barone, Ken Hart, George Coleman, ,lack I-Ieninger, Leon Talesfore. TOP ROW: Ed Rutherford, Lowell Whitaker. 60 BACK ROW: Bob Sturges, Louise Smith, Paul Giansira- cusa. FIRST ROW: Barbara Knighton, Laura Keffer. THESPIANS Thespians, a nafional drama+ic honor socieiy, was esfablished af San Jose High School in December, l942. There are chapfers localed fhroughouf +he Unifed S'ra+es: ours is fhe 537+h chapier. Bruce Eberharl presided as presideni' lasi semes- I'er and Laura Keffer was secre'l'ary. Members were Lou Agnelli, Ron James, Bob King, Par Lovaglia, Maxwell Jacobs, Doroihy Ceccarelli, Bob S'l'urges, Louise Smirh, and Carol Wilson. The spring presi- den+ of 'I'he organizafion was Laura KelTer. Members were Barbara Knigh'I'on, Louise Smiih, Paul Gian- siracusa, and Bob S'I'urges. Miss Alice Hamm is 'rhe adviser. Qualificaiions 'for joining +he sociery are based on a poini sysfem. One musr have one hundred poinrs, gained by parficiparing in several plays, by playing a main role in a 'lhree-acr play, by being on 'Phe s+age crew, or serving as business manager. Being a member of 'lhis sociery represenfs many hours of work and sfudy on +he pari' of +he siudenf. BACK ROW: Bruce Eberhart, Paul Giansiracusa, Ron james, Pat Lovaglia, Lou Agnelli. FIRST ROW: Barbara Knighton, Laura Keffer, Louise Smith, Marie Wispell, June Ward. MASK AND SCROLL Mask and Scroll, organized ai' San Jose High in I907, is a dramafic honor sociefy, whose members are chosen for lheir drama+ic abili'l'y and service 'lo fhe school. New members are fake-n inio l'he sociefy each semesrer aHer 'rhey have earned 'lhe one hundred poinls required for admission. These poin'l's are earned by doing radio or speech work, by parlici- pa+ing in a play, or by helping in Hs producfion. Fall members were Presidenf Laura KeFFer, Bruce Eberhari, Marie Wispell, Carol Wilson, Paul Gian- siracusa, Lou Agnelli, Ron James, Par Lovaglia, Ber+ Hubbard, Marcie Moorehead, Barbara Knighion, Maxwell Jacobs, Bob King, Helen Rulherford, Louise Smilh, John Allegre'H'i, June Ward, Bob Sfurges, Tonn Chris'I'ian, Haroldena Carew, and Richard Sar- de a. S+uden'rs who did no'I' graduafe relained 'I'heir membership during 'Phe Spring semesfer. Miss Alice Hamm and Mr. Sid Siegal are fhe faculfy advisers. ORCHESTRA School Dance Band BACK ROW: Nancy Dali, Helen Kimzey, Bob Russell, Betty Yoho. Jam Session THIRD ROW: joan Nyman, Barhara MacKenzie, Elsie Priest, Pat King, Dolores Phillips. SECOND ROW: Richard Gerbrandt, Bill Kel' sey, Barbara Burroughs. FIRST ROW: Ruth Gordon. The San Jose High School orches+ra, under 'lhe able direcfion of Mr. Leon Jenlc- ins, provided much musical en'I'er'rainmeinl' 'for 'The sfudenl' body l'his year. For The firsi' 'lime fhe orches+ra and choir gave exchange programs for several of 'rhe high schools in 'rhe viciniiy. This is a new plan designed 'lo bring +he music deparfmenfs of local high schools closer fogeiher. The programs were enjoyed very much and, wi'I'h The cooperafion of +he oiher schools, should coniinue +o be a greaf success. 62 ORCHESTRA BACK ROW: Beatrice Kottman, Bernice Mussio, Bob Baker, Carroll Adams, Maurice Bodwell, Ken Kunkel, Carol Ref seeker, Diane Vcnnum, Mr. Leon Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Josephine Lacavalla, June Ward, john Drew, lim Montgomf ery, Bonnie Perry, Vern johnson, Paul Barton, Willis Cox, Harold Billings. SECOND ROW. Alyce Lower, Anthony Rizzo, Agnes jackson, Terry Bowman, john Morris, Dorothy Unruch, Eleanor Donatelli. FIRST ROW: Lois Walker, Lilly Ikeda, Lois Barton, Clifford Emerson, Richard McCormick. This is especially Prue now as fhe close of Phe war has eased PransporPaPion res'Pric- Pions, and Phe musicians are able Po Pravel more irequenily. In addi'Pion 'Po Phe exchange programs, 'Phe orchesira played for 'Phe iunior high schools, for sPudenP body plays, graduarion exercises, 'Phe annual spring concerP, and Phe ValenPine Varie+ies show. Mr. Jenkins and his charges deserve a greai deal of credii for 'Phe fine perform- ances given by 'Phem Phis season. 63 ' fffff' 'Jr-Q? ' ' aw' .-.:Jfv'r1 r - H--:V - :V i 14- -' ' e .. we - 1 f eefr: 1 J'.'1.?J?i 'T-' 'fr i' H5 'i'? l if' 'iff V ff Z fu f z.: :Y WW Mm DEW' W E A 'S 'i' .Jr-2 5 Q '-. f. . - : . . .- r r ,. . it , ,,, . : ,Q sw., as . .r -,, - n- aw-,al -'E-1-'ii ,-,- , V- 1 e ' -...se ,ss 39323 Q? S -- Nz L sm- V t -, H-.,-' V ti-v7'7i 3'i' 54 :L- i' V S? -K5 K 'ti 'Q B E I T T - ' ' 'EE A ' ' ' Z K , T M isa im- ,sift ,... as. VIP: it P A E L ,' W ta. .. if' AE kit? -... W fi - ff new E ,jg gg -Q W seek ssifsssfgsi sw ef.- H,g..f ,,- '-' wk, MISS .,.,,.,,.--'fe t 5 . , .' TOP ROW: Betty Kilpatrick, loan Ienkinson, Martha Moorchead, Barbara Kennedy, Beverly Marrella, Hank Borch, Brenton Anderson, Al Stockdale, Tony Giammona, Bill Taylor, Phil Barone, John Hard' ing, Nelson Gorham, George Wiens, George Clark, Dick Erickson, oan Texiera, Marjorie Brooks. THIRD ROW: Helen Sanders, Gloria Russo, Louise Franchetti, Shirley Prudhom, Zona Rose, Vivian Shaw, Johnny Pereira, William Wilkinson, john Dorr, Anthony Galucci, Don Teeters, Ruben Iurman, Barbara Knighton, Marcie Moorehcad, Mary Moreland, Carmie Kirkpatrick. SECOND ROW: lulia Velez, Adele Ficke, Maxine Peterson, Virginia Wright, Nadine Smith, Mary Lou Heron, jim Vermillion, Don Rerneiro, Don Avellar, Betty Camp' bell, Marion Fletcher, Teresa Tomasello, Doris Scott, FIRST ROW: Miss Gard, Angie Mussin, Freda Pernice, Kathleen Grass, Helen Di Maggio, Nadine O'Neal, Joanne Stark, Roger Estenson, Ron Caya, Dan Guasticci, Rita Anderson, Ann Costanze, Shirley Meyer, Cather' ine Henley, Shirley Tallman. A CAPELLA CHOIR Highans were entertained many times this year by the singing ot the sixty-tive member A Cappella choir. Directed by Miss Diana Gard, the choristers played an important part in many school programs and outside activities. Included in the singers' activities were such events as the annual Choir Festival in the San Jose Civic Auditorium, the Spring Festival, the Valentine Variety Show, the February and June graduations, and several ot the school assemblies. They also furnished entertainment at programs given by several local clubs. Vocalists during the past two semesters included Dorothy Ceccarelli, outstanding soprano soloist, and the members ot the boys' quartet andt girls' trio, whose singing contributed to the success ot the Variety Show, as well as several other interesting programs. We all owe a debt ot gratitude to the choir members and Miss Gard, who worked hard this year to bring us so many interesting programs. 'Na+ GARD 64 H. Mgr- -1- j y - if fl - -- 'QA E a - wr ru' . 1. T rr: Wiuiuiur 'ry l r'r 4QF37flg if 5- -. -, eggs' rr . ear-:fig 3 -, ' 1 r a 1 ' TOP ROW: john Morris, Edward Kawhara, Ray Palm, Gene Thompf son, Kent Gish, George Wiens, jim Montgomery, Paul Barton, Maur- ice Bodwell, Vern johnson, Terry Bowman, Richard Toscano, Carroll Adams. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Palm, Bonnie Perry, Ray Silva, Sal Orlando, Preston Harris, Paul Brunhoher, Ralph Waters, john Cook, Preston Shute, Gerry Hubbard, Sam Battiato, Agnes jackson, Joe Higf uera. SECOND ROW: Betty Rose, Esther Sunseri, Jerry Fender, Margaret Stelfins, Anthony Rizzo, Richard Nelson, Waldo Williams, Ken Bruce, Tom Halverson, Bill Watts, Norma Pusateri, Joyce Cream' er, Jennie Orl:1ndo, Mr. jenkins. FIRST ROW: Ioan Gupton, Barbara Burroughs, Lucille Montgomery, Allen Rushlane, Bob Russell, Vincent Giangreco. at as., 1 T Fiiksi Xw.,gE'4J.::,,-,r BAND D MR. JENKINS Playing an imporrani role in school and communify affairs during 'I'he pasf year was fhe San Jose High School band, under ihe direcfion of Mr. Leon Jenkins. The colorful crimson and gray uniforms of fhe band members brighfened fhe scene al' all Bulldog foofball games, as well as several rallies. The bandsmen parficipaied in the halffime ceremonies ar mosf of 'rhe games, including ihe annual San Jose-Lincoln classic. Cerfain members also performed a+ some of The baskeiball and baseball games. Averaging approximately sixfy members fhroughoui' rhe year, fhe band played a large parf in local activities, such as 'Phe Armisfice Day parade and fhe 8'lh War Loan drive, during which fime ihey visiied ihe various elemenfary schools fo puf on rallies encouraging 'l'he sale of Vicfory Bonds. As in former years, fhe SJHS musicians rounded oui' a busy year by faking parf in fhe impressive Flag Day ceremonies and 'Phe Color Day fesfivifies. 65 1' SENIOR SHOWS Ron james as Conway Lost Horizon i -als The beauliful Seven Sisters Leon Harms as janko cosfumes, scenery, and fine ac'l'- pul on 'lwo nigl1+s wH'l1 dirferenf cas'rs by The ing were 'Hne highlighfs of fhe Fall senior play, Spring seniors, and fhis play proved fo be as Los+ Horizon. The comedy Seven Sis'I'ers was inleresfing and successful as 66 any we have had. A. S. B. PLAYS Bruce Ebcrhart as Ronnie Romance is a Racket ,K V -,.V.,? .Y.:Y,G,...,.,...... , 1 .Q L. gbi-i,:EQA:.lj f-'. : .4 f , i l l l I i , li . .V l Q 1 Y ! Snafu was fhe cleligl1+ful comedy presenfecl as 'lhe Fall sfudenf-body play, and ifs success was complemenied by fhaf of ihe Spring play, Snafu Louie Gandy as Danny Sl1akespeare's As You Like lf. Romance ls A Racke? was pui' on by Miss Hamm's drama classes 'For an A.S.B. assembly. 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Kilim X W1 .a sgef 1 5 fx, E ' .. , -Cr-s Q I' '0.-r,,, -Q. in 4-' .,. w ' vl , 4... 4 .ur ..'.L df -- .- ., 4' F, . x ,- -y I V' -'It fn 9 '-. fL:'j:.-rAj ... f' , 'Ai 'xsivf ff s ,, 11 ' s an COACHES LARRY ARNERICH WALT WILLIAMS SAM DELLA MAGGIORE Rudy Rudd, jack Marsh, Carl Palmer, Harry Ruby MANAGERS TOP ROW: Gene Slayton, Richard Ellis, jim Montgomery, Bob Myles, Jim Basso, Kenny Hart, Richard McCormick, Dick Murphy. FIRST ROW: Bob Schmidt, joe Arabia, George Coleman, Bob Howe, Dick Ham, Al Oliver, George Wiens. 78 TOP ROW: Bob Russo, Ken Kunkle, Fred Platt, Bob Howe, Bob Myles, Ray Parnay, Bob Belshaw, john Pereira, Don Dumas. FIFTH ROW: Don Mon' taguc, Bob Thomsen, Ronald Caya, Dan Bondi, Ken Hart, Don Mason, Leon Pap' koif, Don Avelar. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Bennett, Claude Nelson, Clarence Miller, Norman Van Woerkom, Vernon McCarthy, Ted White, George Coleman, Anthony Cutri, Earl Kelley, Lional Silva, Richard Nankivel, Frank Lipari, Nick Albanese, Ed Fontaine, john Bettencourt, Paul Lauriano, john Dorr, Dick Lu' shessi, Bob Landucci. THIRD ROW: Sho Yamashita, Bob McBain, john Mc' Bain, Bob McGhee, Bob Jensen, Dan Guasticci, Phil Barone, Tom Fine, joe Fi' lice, Ed Rutherford, Sam Bruni, George Spadafore, Buster Tardio, Dick Murphy, Ken Senour, Bob Maruca. SECOND ROW: Sal DiMaria, John Drew, Terry Bowman, Ephriam Chavez, Bud DeSmct, Jack Schapario, Ray Crippen, Jim Shouse, Carl Holmberg, Isidor Arevalo, Jerry Erich ,Leon Talesfore, Don Ro' mero, Armand Herrera, Ken Nash, Bill Rodman. FIRST ROW: Vick Mandclla, Jim Donahue, Norman Avrech, jimmy Basso, Bob Meyer, Lowell Whitaker, Gene Worthington, Tony Giammona, Nelson Gorham, Al Stockdale, Joe Gensiracusa, Henry Borcli, Bob Moxley, Angelo Leone. i l Gene Worthington and Lowell Whitaker BOYS' BLCCK SJ The boys' Block S. J. socieiy, led by Fall and Spring presidenis Lowell Whiiaker and Gene Worihingfon respeciively, represenfs +he aihleiic side of boys' aciiviiies a+ High. This club is resiricied fo ihose boys who earn a leHer in some 'Field of sporis. ln ihis way 'lhe club gives recognilion fo our aihlefes. Ai lhis wri'l'ing, ihe 'l'o'l'al member- ship of 'lhe Block S. J. is ninefy leiiermen. To 'lhis number +he spring aihleies who earn blocks will be added. Alfhough ihe chief concern of +he socieiy is recognifion +o fhe a+hle+e, ii' also serves fhe school in ofher capaciiies. There is, 'For example, ihe work members of Block S. J. during ihe B-period. The work consisfs of serving and selling food To ihe sfudeni body. This helping hand from The Block S. J. members is a real service io our siudenl' body. The socieiy also served our school by making aihleiic progams 'For lhe big Lincoln- San Jose baslcefball game. This work iook quiie a bii' of 'lime and energy, bui' +he re- sulfs achieved iusiiiied ihe efiori. Oiher officers of Block S. J. are Joe Gensiracusa, vice-presidenh Bob Moxley, secreiary-ireasurerg and Tom Fine, sergeani-a+-arms. Fu'l'ure plans call 'For a revision of 'I'he block syslem, a barbecue a'I' Alum Rock, a Color Day booih and a permaneni' meeiing place. The advisers are Mr. Marsh and Mr. Arnerich. 79 ' B' r ' is ' B fi,-a ff , in ' ,, ,, ,,.g:je 315 ' 7' gi fwgme 7- ' was eegwzgg, it ,-.. ,. ,., --, - WE , 7 Y '.',I,., u.l.,.-f-- Y- Q ,K W TOP ROW: johnny Pereira, Bob Maruca, Bob Lanclucci, Wayne Eggebraaten, Don Mason, Nelson Gorham ,Toe Gen slracusa Karl Jensen, Gene Buthenuth, Dick Ritchie, Tony Giammona, Bob Madsen, Ed Rutherford, Al Stockdale Bob M1ewald Richard Luchessi, Paul Lauriano, Don McGhee, jack Abell. FIRST ROW: Johnny McBain, Tom Fine Bob Moxley Roger Estensen, Leon Papkoff, joe Filice, Lou Agnelli, Ron James, Bill Taylor, Leon Talesfore, Frank Liparx SCOREBOARD Modesfo ....,............. 53 San Jose ...., ....... 2 0 Monferey ...,..,. ..... 7 San Jose ,,.., ..,. I 2 Soufh Cify ..... .... 6 San Jose ..... ....... I 3 Jlefferson ..... ,,..,., 6 San Jose ..... ....... 2 5 Sequoia ....,.. .....Y.. 3 2 San Jose .,7w, ,...,,. 2 0 San Mafeo ,..... ,.... 0 San Jose ...,. .... I 3 Palo Alfo ....... ..,. 0 San Jose ..... .... 0 Lincoln ,..,..... ..,., I 3 San Jose ..,.. ......, I 3 Burlingame ,.,,,. .i,,, 6 San Jose ,.... .,..,.. 2 0 Tofal ..,...,..., ,,.,,., I 23 Tofal ........ ....... I 36 The l945 varsify foofball squad, one of San Jose's mosf successful feams in recenf years, complefed ifs PAL season a runner-up fo fhe Sequoia High School Cherokees. The varsify suffered one defeaf, fhaf fo powerful Sequoia, buf was fied fwice. The firsf 'I'wo filfs were PAL games againsf Soufh Cify and Jefferson High. Bofh schools were easily downed by fhe fasf-charging Bulldogs, I3 fo 6 and 25 fo 6, re- specfively. The nexf league filf was wifh Sequoia and furned ouf +o be a hearfbreaker. San Jose fook an early 7 fo 0 lead, buf fhe Cherokees had moved ahead by fhe half, I3 fo 7. The second half saw fhe 'Cherokees score 20 poinfs, while fhe Bulldogs fallied I3. The final score: Sequoia 32, San Jose 20. Coming back affer fhe firsf defeaf, San Jose marched over fhe San Mafeo Bear- cafs I3 fo 0, buf fhe following week was held fo a 0 fo 0 fie by Palo Alfo. The Big Game againsf fhe Lincoln Lions on Thanksgiving Day produced a fhrilling I3 fo I3 deadlock. The Lions were leading af halffime I3 fo 0, buf fhe Bulldogs came back sfrong fo score I3 poinfs in fhe second half. Coach of fhe varsify for his sevenfeenfh and final season was popular Walf Williams, who has since resigned fo become full-fime dean of boy. He was assisfed for fhe firsf fime by Rudy Rudd, who came fo us from Carmel High School. VARSITY 80 fl 1 O v 'U -. 1 Q, ' 4 , N 1 xx'-mlagq , Q ' . M 1 f X P , T' 4: H ' v . , 1. . 'V .5 - V- W H Q f mx 1 4 -fr 1 'H' , Q A x ar ' L. C .. , 5' F r 'x V 'x .fr I U ,L J 'L' Nu. ,gr -5-1 s ,..., rf r ' rf M 1 ,JL af. A IWC' R L, -, . N -V A ,f . 1 5 , - f gif? ' ' 'Cain-.', 54 il 4- ' 4 ' ' vi - -' ' ,V 'L ' -' f V . gl Q ' N :.Q -:Q J fi-51 Q 5 A I , . ' -.1 fl-ig: K , F 5 , 'x .QTr.3W3'31,j N l '- - ' . ,A , m eh ' e' R ' v , ' H -+1 f ' ' ' ' -- J ' 5. .LV bl-V -'yi YEFWIA: XX p H A QW fd 4-'f 'A ,A L , 4 . .gf ,. ' , 4.76 SOPH FOOTBALL AND 110-120 BASKETBALL --X ' il ,113 e 'HLJ lu L K 31 .I , A ' if 5 E' ' is V .. V fi , ' l T' ' '. .i - f. Q Q ,R -f, his ks , I I V -v.,L?:,L ....' 5.20 T :slip , . Ex , V W. ,Sis gg. D as ' B1 Q TOP ROW: Val Nankivell, Larry Crisp, George Clark, Albert Kunkle, Carroll Adams, Don Montague, George Burton, Vern Towner, Norman Van Weorkom, Jim Houston, ,lim Donahue, Coach Della Maggiore. SECOND ROW: Ted White, George Spaclafore, Larry Singleton, Ronald Caya, Raymond Roderieks, John Hersey, Ken Kunkle, Louis Scalise, Bob Thomsen, FIRST ROW: Albert Grunewald, Bob McBain, Bob Schmidt, Lionel Silva, Iames Parkison, Bob Carlson, Ralph Bennet, Don Dumas, Terry Bowman. TOP ROW: Bob Myles, Louis Piro, Ephraim Chavez, Buster Tarclio, Phil Hayes. SECOND ROW: Larry Arf nerieh, Dick Ham, Vic Mandella, Ray Silva, Jack Marsh. FIRST ROW: Gilbert Alvarez, Bob Cross, Angelo Leone, Dick Heggem, lack O'Neal. San Jose's sophomore gridders failed +o win any of +heir games, bul' improved sieadily ihroughoul' fhe season, and in 'rheir final con'l'es+ were nosed our by Burlingame by a I4 +o 6 margin. The Sam Della Maggiore-coached eleven gained valuable experience, however, and players like Ken Kunlcle and George Spaiafore will be serious con- fenders for varsify berihs nexi season. TOP ROW: Bertucci, Bruni, Crippen, Basso, Harvey, Cox, Matranga. THIRD ROW: Shiraki, Suginioto, lrace, Lovell, Mansfield, Russo. SECOND ROW: Holmberg, Cam' poli, Bueno, Ratliff, Fanelli, Ave-rch. FIRST ROW: Arnef rich, Hunt, George, Davenport, Yamashita, Bruno, Marsh. The ll0's and l20's baslceiballers enjoyed suc- cessful PAL seasons, each Finishing in a 'lie for sec- ond. Bo+h feams played four praciice games and zix league games, The I I0's winning six and ihe l20's our. Oufsfanding on fhe I I0's were Bus'l'er Tardio and Ephriam Chavez, while Sho Yamashifa and Ray Crippen led 'l'he l20's. 'Jin'- sw 80.- X X x, x WRESTLING e f + x, -KN- :-1 I im: not I i -I -- r .. .c - .. ii 1,7 Q I: - I six We Tom Fine, Bulldog wrestler, about to pin his opponent Karl Jensen, in light trunks, undefeated heavyweight, grapples TOP ROW: Bill Hunt, Carlton Holmberg, james Parkinson, -lim Stewart. THIRD ROW: Bud DeSmct, Bob Carlson, Merrit Ellis, David Simpkins, -lim Shouse. SECOND ROW: Ephraim Chavez, Art Wickersliam, lack Heninger, .lack Schapairo, Bob Schmidt. FIRST ROW: Isicloro Arevalo, Bob Meyer, Dan Guerra, Ray Crippen, Joe Tkeda, lim Bunnell. Capt. Bill Rodman Ckneelingj with Hayward man TOP ROW: Paul Lauriano, Verne Towner, Kenneth Hous' ton. FOURTH ROW: Leon Talesfore, Tom Fine, Karl -len' sen, John Siedzik, Dick Luchessi. THIRD ROW: Bill Taylor, Ronald Caya, Bob Madsen, Bill Donnelly, Don McGhee. SECOND ROW: Dick Murphy, Bob Thomsen, Albert Grunewald, Larry Singleton, Ken Kunkle. FIRST ROW: Bob Moore, Lee Dumbar, john McBain, Nelson Gorham, Val Nankivell, Bob McBain, Capt. Bill Rodman. Coach Sam Della lv1aggiore's wresllers were again among +he 'rop 'leams of l'he league, winning six oul of eighl' dual mee'l's. They also clid well in 'rhe fournamenis, winning 'lhe Junior Novice fournamenl' al' Salinas ancl placing second in fhe Senior 'rournamenl' lo lhe sfrong Sequoia grapplers. Coach Sam's ever-growing 'leam was given a shol' in the arm when more 'lhan six+y boys 'lurned out The oufsfanding performers and +heir respective weighls were: Jim Bonnel, I03: Eph Chavez, I IZ: lsidoro Arevelo and Ray Crippen, I20: Dan Guerra and Carl Holmberg, IZ7: Jack Heninger, l33g Jim Shouse, l38: Bill Rodman, l45g Leon Talesfore and John McBain, I54g Nelson Gorham, l65: and Tom Fine, unlimiled. BASKETBALL . .is ., ,, . 5317- 'vigl' 13 130's TOP ROW: Don Avellar, Don Romeiro, Phil Barone, Larry Brancato, Glen Lovell, Ted White, Lowell Whitaker. FIRST ROW: Ernie Inoye, Nick Albanese ,Dari Guasticci, Mel Bueno, joe Bonliglio, Thomas Mondada, Sal DcMaria. VARSITY TOP ROW: Al Stockdale, john Dorf, George Clark, Larry Crisp, John Harding, Bob Bclshaw. SECOND ROW: Bob Nothwang, Armond Herrera, Bob Maruca, joe Filice, Gene Worthington, Ray Pamay. FIRST ROW: Don Dumas, john Drew, John Hersey, Bob Landucci, George Spadaf fore, Jim Sullivan. San Jose's +hrilling double vicfory over Lincoln High in fhe season's 'linal allowed lhe Larry Arnerich-coached cagers fo close fheir PAL campaign in a blaze of glory. The 'lwin win insured 'the scrappy I30's of a firsl' place lie wi+h Sequoia and permi'H'ed the s'l'eadily-improving varsily fo come in fhird, behind Lincoln and Sequoia, who divided lhe 'l'i+le. The l30's were beaien only by Sequoia, who shared iirsl' place honors wi'l'h lhem, defeafed Lincoln I7-I5, while 'I'he Bulldog Varsi'l'y produced fhe upsel of 'l'he year by beafing Lincoln 23 To 2I. 84 0. u, xii Lg .H-X ll Q 1 lg, JJ QQ - ,553 ,iv K fi L ' if xi I viii . : 'Q 5.55 uf L ' N- T 1 Q xx! Jr! X X, 5. . Z I , 12? TOP ROW: Ed Fontaine, Ed Rutherford, Tony Giammona, Bob Maruca, Joe Filice. SECOND ROW: Anthony Azzarello, Earl Kelley, George Spadofore, Lionel Silva, joe Bonfiglio, Sam Bruni, Ernie Anoye, Armond Herrera. FIRST ROW: Henry Boreh, Tony Piraro, Gene Worthington, Joe Gensiracusa, Don Mason, john Pereira, john Dorr, Leon Papkoff, Bob Landucci. VARSITY AND RESERVE BASEBALL SOPHOMORE TOP ROW: Larry Braneato, Bernard Arredondo, Don Montague, George Clark, Norman Van Wcorkom Glen Lovell Ted White Carl Cardona. FIRST ROW' oe Garbonero, Sam Baio, , , , - I Frankie Cavataio, Louis Scalise, Dick Russo, Anthony Azzarello. X-Ni. .Glu ,X , 5 ,S .4-av X - ...- , L .M XI.,-mbw'-,r,, For 1 ,rxf gg r ',w-Went, , , W. f . wr , 1 . - 3 '- 1, ' '1 'b K 1 . 4 t 'Q'- W ' Y 1 'PE- ,-w,'lff,Si-M-' -Siu - . n , , 4, - l ' l-l1:.lif-lQ6lQl'h!? I I I 4- i ,V '- 5 ff J , it 1 gn 'S W-, , 6- ' , A lr R r . Q r , h Q .V ., Y A fc ,rl . I x b F 'ffgfya-A aug K ' f 'J F 1 , I 4 'vIx.- Us . ll., rg-,digg ,, I in RI l .: V- 'L wx ---l- il- 4.1-4 t Hv'Av P N' .. ' rf? I ,. l UPPER LEFT: loc Filicc, left llcldcr, beats onc out at Grst. UPPER RIGHT: Don lvlason, Bulldog Srcl baseman, at- tempts to put out H.M.B. man. CENTER: The Boys: Piraro, Kelly, Borch, Wortllington, E1 Bruni, Papkoff, Fontaine, Rutherford, and Mason. LOWER RIGHT: Bulldog 3rd baseman Don Mznscwn, crashes into Hayward catcher in first night game, LOWER LEFT: Tony Ginmmona, center Helder, slides safely into 3rd in H,M.B.game. TRACK Under 'ihe direcfion of coaches Rudd, Palmer, and Arnerich, San Jose High's fraclc and field feams furned in much beffer performances 'lhan 'l'hey have in fhe pasf few ears. Y The varsify and l20 class performers gained repufafions as being hard feams fo beaf, while fhe l30's af fhis wrifing are undefeafed in bofh league and pracfice compefifion. The IIO's, alfhough greafly undersfaffed, neverfheless puf up a good fighf in all fheir meefs. One of fhe highlighfs of fhe season was fhe Lincoln meef, in which fhe underdog San Joseans fied 'lhe favored Lion cindermen and almosf defeafed fhe unbeafen Lincoln varsify, which was expecfed fo win by a large margin. -Among fhe fraclcmen furning in a good percenfage of poinfs were: varsify men, Brenfon Anderson, Nelson Gorham, Bob Moxley, Paul Giansiracusa, Don Dumas, and Lowell Whifalcerg l30's, Sebasfian Cafania, Jake Teresi, Bill Wa'Hs, and Clarence Miller, who composed fhe crack relay feam: I20's, Sal Giammona, Leroy Berfucci, PauldTomasello, and Richard Ofsajig and IlO's, Shigeru Joe llceda and George Uye a. Wilbur Dellamomca outstandmg Don Romexro 130 class hurdler, point maker for the 130 s about stndes for the next hurdle as Pasquale and McBain. Bulldog varsity hurdlers, lead the to clear the hurdle agamst Camp San Jose beats Campbell pack at the Campbell meet be l ' ,.4u0'l VARSITY, IIO's I20's, I3O's 88 nj, SWIMMING Alfhough Ihis year's swimming feam gol' off 'Io a slow sfarl, Coach Sam's mer- men, paced by speedy Jack Schapairo, s'l'ill have championship aspiralions in Ihe PAL. Some ofher oufslanding swimmers are: Hersey, McCar1'hy, Dorsey, Spoon, Meyer, Holmberg, Senour, Sabori, Bowman, Crippen, Hayes, Heggem, Felicich, Baci- galupi, Donelly ,McGhee and De Smel. TOP ROW: Dorsey, Bacigalupi, White, Donnelly, Senour, McGhee, Hagelin, Buthenuth, Hersey, Murphy, Lauriano, Toscllo, Penncr, Trenholm, Mansfield. SECOND ROW: Musachia, Hunt, Ellis, Broz, Lcik, Simpkins, Martin, Holmbcrg, Moore, DeFranco, Shouse, Wickersham, Sim- mons, O'Ncal, Schapairo. FIRST ROW: Nankinvell, Azevedo, Jensen, Irace, Silva, Hayes, Rooshunc, Fclicich, Crossley, Crippen, Bennett, Dcle Brianclais, Benseler, Schmidt. u K' I C' if' 'il D fm I 5' f-5 .JP-. '. x , - Qi' S .gs ,i ' i. in i .ff its? ? TOP ROW: Don Ross, Kenneth Bruce, Ray Parnay, Bob Howe, John Drew. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Pccblcs, Bob Tharratt, Norman Avrech, Bob Russo, Al Oliver. ' Coach George EgIing's lennis Ieam, bolslered by many relurning veierans, have high hopes of winning 'rhe PAL. Up lo Bell deadline +ime, Norman Avrech and Bob and Dick Russo have led 'Ihe nefmen fo win five our of six praciice meels. The 'Ieam opened i'rs PAL campaign by defeaiing Burlingame and Sequoia. TENNIS COACHES 'kv - -X . -1- CONSTANCE ARBAUGH HILDRETH KOTSCH MARY WILLSON MANAGERS TOP ROW: Iulia Velcz, Carol Fiscus, Lorna Smith. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Perry, Hetty Brownlee, Guynitlm Holley, Gerry Quaclros, Pat Wood, Shirley Ross, Lorraine Arrighi. FIRST ROW: Eleanor Donatelli, Marian Domenici, Peggy Huntley, Gloria Avery, Dorothy Moore, Eleanor Guilluzio. 90 TOP ROW: jill Lutz., jackie Rouse, Nadine Smith, Zona Rose, Ann House, Jo Ann Nyman, Carmen Manning, Geraldine Henry. FOURTH ROW: Leila Gillmer, Joan jenkinson, Carmie Kirkpatrick, Athalee Pick- ford Lorna Smith, Eleanor Guilluzio, Gerry Pereira. THIRD ROW: Gloria Avery, Guynith Holley, Gerry Quadros, Shirley Ross, Lillain Le' dum Bernice Lorence, Clare McMurry, Lorraine Arrighi. SECOND ROW: Ella Polisso, Lillian Musachia, Evelyn Miller, Lucy Sabala, Leanore Russell, Dorothy Pedersen, Gerry Hubbard, Nancy Stone. FIRST ROW: Lucille Montgomery, Minnie Manerello, Alice Frauisto, Teresa Balestra, Peggy Huntly, Mary Moreland, Barbara Terres. ...,f GIRLS' BLOCK SJ NANCY STONE VIVIAN FIGONE fall Under the leadership ot President Vivian Figone, the San Jose High girls' Block SJ society last Fall held one ot the most successful girls' sports dinners in year. Florence Bevin, an ex-WAC and a graduate of San Joe High, was the guest speaker. The highlight of the evening came when Kilroy died in a futile attempt to execute three somersaults in mid-air after being thrown up there by the lrish Kids, Kathleen Lorence and Irene Ortega. To become eligible for the Block SJ society, a girl must earn seventy-five points by actively participating in after-school sports .After one earns her block, she may earn a block star tor each additional thirty-five points. Upon graduation, each girl who has been an active member receives a certiticate of membership. Gerry Quadros was vice-president tor the Fall term, while Lillian Ledum served as secretary-treasurer. Nancy Stone, the Spring president, led a group ot 'forty-tive girls. A pot-luck dinner was held to welcome and initiate the new members. Nancy's assisting officers were Leila Gilmer, vice-president, and Mary Moreland, secretary-treasurer. The faculty adviser ot girls' Block SJ is Miss Constance Arbaugh. 91 TOP ROW: Ruth Ann Rainville, Shirley Ross, Doris Scott, Barbara MacKenzie, Lillian Ledum, Clare McMurry, Joy Uhler, Lorraine Carlson, Betty Brisbin. SECOND ROW: Shirley Putney, Marian Domenici, Peggy O'Neil, Beverly Schwarz, Joyce Kelly, Louise Smith, Pat Becker, Pat Bryant, Phyllis Scott. FIRST ROW: Pat Kelley, Gloria Russo, Louise Franchetti, Beverly Shobe, Joyce Cornett, Nellie Ardagna, Angela Farrauto, Eleanor Dinsf more, Peggy Blaylock, Eleanor Donatelli. TENNIS Anofher spori fhaf had all ihe girls if could handle was fennis. Over 'l'wen+y-six of High's girls iurned our for 'lhis very popular ac+ivi'l'y. Miss Hildrefh Koisch was ihe direcior for fhis group. Marian Domenici was appoinied senior manager, while Doris Sco'H' and Eleanor Donaielli acied as her iunior managers. Lillian Ledum and Shirl Ross formed 'l'he 'leam 1'ha'I' capiured 'firsi' place lor 'lhe fhird consecufive fime. Adeline Quibelan and Elaine Balisfreri came in second, while +he feam of Louise Franchelfi and Gloria Russo finished a close fhird. ' TOP ROW: Marilyn Simmons, Shirley Dodd, Rosa Mae Miller, Carmen Manning, Barbara Heifner, Betty William' son, Marilyn Hale, Sue Studdert. SECOND ROW: Guy' nith Holley, Peggy Huntley, Elaine Brown, Marilyn De Vincenzi, Marion Fletcher, Mary Moreland, Pat Wood, Madeline Paz. FIRST ROW: Nancy Stone, Frances Mir' rione, Lenore Mann, Jackie Rouse, Dorothy Pedersen, jill Lutz, Ida Pedersen, Bernice Lorence, Carmie Kirkpatrick, HOCKEY One of +he roughesi sporis offered io +he girls by San Jose High is hockey. This very acfive spori' is supervised by Miss 'Consfance Arbaugh and was enioyed +his semesier by sevenfy-five girls. Affer a highly successful season for all +he ieams, Vivian Figone's Goal Diggers were proclaimed champions, wi+h HeFfner's Hellca'ls, capiained by Barbara Heffner, and 'l'he S'reppin' Si'ones, wi'l'h Nancy S+one as 'rheir skipper, coming in second and ihird respeciively. jackie Stanley. BASKETBALL One of fhe largesf groups of girls ever fo furn ouf for baseball answered fhe call of Miss Mary Willson fhis year. One hundred and sevenfeen Highaneffes donned fheir baslcefball uniforms. Be- fore fhe season was over, Miss Jensen from Sfafe College relieved Miss Willson of some of her dufies. Climaxing a very excifing and successful fourna- menf, 'rhe House's Mouses, capfainecl by Ann House, capfured fhe covefed No. I posifion. Fol- lowing close behind fhem were fhe Eager Beavers, led by Gerry Pereira, and Ella Polisso's Buckeyes, who were fied for second place honors. San Jose High's girls' baskefball feams had many unusual and inferesfing names. For example, fhe A'l'omic Bums, who were led by Pal' Savory: fhe Lucky Twelve, headed by Marie Inglerig fhe High Balls, wifh Margaref Wafers as capfain: fhe Super Dupers, capfained by Elsie Priesf: 3 B's, wifh Barbara Burroughs af fhe sfern: Charlie's Gremlins, led by Elvera Blume, and Willson's Wildcafs, headed by Jose- phine De Francisco. TOP ROW: Filingeri, Guilluzio, Rose, Arrgihi, Gouin, Caravelli, Simpson, Wartena, Mason, Arrendondo, Tyson, Mez' zapesa. FOURTH ROW: Vitale, Smith, House, Brooks, Murphy, Nunes, Ebeling, Avery, Campi, Orlando, De Francisco, Terranova. THIRD ROW: Seehuctter, Lo Presto, Frausto, Wright, Scaletta, Ledum, jochem, Heron, Nyman, Perazzo, Polisso. SECOND ROW: Gomez, Forrest, Dodds, Williams, De Luca, Balestra, Danker, Ragsac. FIRST ROW: Maner- ello, Smith, Kanino, White, Falconi, Pickford, Burroughs. TOP ROW: Frost, Priest, Lizzio, Charlton, Roberts, Ferrari, Moore, Dodds, Tallon, Pereira. FOURTH ROW: Muzzin, Gillis, Lowder, Shaw, Savory, Brownlee, Gordon, Zizzo, Brown, Yoho, Waters, Perry. THIRD ROW: Lonardo, Moss, Truppa, Faraone, Lew, Cooper, Presta, Osterman, Downing, Moreno. SECOND ROW: Guerreiro, Lyons, Pereira, Hen' ry, johnson, Dunham, Regoli, Smith. FIRST ROW: Romano, Ciardelli, Abate, Sohigiam, Waitzman, Ingleri, Stevens, johnson. ' '- ' , '71 -'??--V., i- ., ,Q -. M BASEBALL Baseball, coached by Miss Mary Willson, was another ot the popular spring sports. Lorraine Arrighi was baseball senior manager, while Julia Velez and Freda Pernice served as her understudies. TOP ROW: Savory, Guilluzzio, Perazzo, Nyrnan, MacKenzie, Arrighi, Mitchell, Caravelli, Seehueter, Brooks, Williams Frost, Miller, Rouse, Dominguez, Alessi, Phillips, Benjamen. THIRD ROW: Figone, De Vincenzi, Donatelli, Stark, Stef fens, Weybrew, Sota, Brown, Paz, Ikeda, Kelly, Lema, Vitale, Mann, Mirrione, Lyons, Guerra, Stevens ,Parker, Stanley Furnare. SECOND ROW: Willson, Martinez, De Luca, Mezzapeso, Lonardo, De Luca, Cisneroz Frausto, Domenici Mendoza, Perez, Waitzman, Cooper, Mullis, Nunes, Campi, Presta, Fender, Mendicki, Sunseri, Bxirroughs, Yoho, Zami pier. FIRST ROW: Warning, Seversen, Shaw, Priest, Villarruz, Bacosa, Pernice, Velez, Truppa, Ortega, Manning, Heli' ner, Williamson, Mason, Osterman, Muzzin, Zones, White, johnson. TOP ROW: Armento, Campi, Leyva, Arrendondo, Rios, Taormina, Seastrand, Russo, Lowder, Carlson, Regoli, Ferrari, Lizio, Fiscus, Manerello. THIRD ROW: Badagliacco, Iochem, Ardagna, Santiago, Smith, Avery, Lo Presto, Downing Simoni, Christina, Scott, Resecker, Abate, Ciardelli, Smith, Rose, Pereira. SECOND ROW: Teresi, Faraone, Lew, Aba sola, Nakamura, Tanaka, Duffany, Moss, Iolimay, Verbisky, Budros, La Torre, Mogolio, Sohigian, Filigeri, Balestra FIRST ROW: Wartena, Ellis, Romano, Azzarello, La Barbara, Uhler, Downs, Edminitser, Caggiano, Ingleri. Miss Hildeth Kotsch had charge ot the ninety-seven girls who enjoyed the spring sport ot volleyball. As a result ot much keen competition, many close games resulted. The senior manager's position was held by Carol Ficusg Gloria Avery and Bonnie Perry assisted her. VOLLEYBALL a a f TENNIS San Jose High's spring fennis girls were under fhe supervision of Mrs. Jae, a s'l'u- deni' from Siaie. Lorna Smirh was senior manager, wiih Guynifh Holley assisling her as iunior manager. This afier-school spori' provided fun and recrealion 'For 'lhirly-one girls. TOP ROW: Mathason, Miehe, Lorence, Miller, Boer, King, Barton, Brokenshire, Jae. SECOND ROW: Forrest, john 'T',, KYY,, I P I ,,',l- I5,,,1 , 1f,1',, U4,,,,,T C',,,f-L KY, l'l,k YTTYXCFT' l'If'XK1Y 1, XY,,l ,, fx ley, TOP ROW: Studdert, Hartranft, Dolph, Scott, Becker, Glasby, Moreland, Moohehead, Moorehead, jenkinson, Forrest Smith, Atwell, Gordon, Tallman. FOURTH ROW: Velasco, Accardi, Mallamace, Archer, Bryant, Bentley, Webb, Hub bard, Stone, Tomlinson, Sifton, O'Neil, Franchetti, McGovern, Chauvin, Quibelan. THIRD ROW: Gillmer, Ragsac, Es calante, Blaylock, Pedersen, Kessel, Tyson, Keller, Bodwell, Pickford, Dinsmore, Kirkpatrick, Russo, Scaletta, Russell Russell. SECOND ROW: Coon, Brisbin, Wispell, Petersen, Tierney, Rule, Ross, Ledum, McMurry, Hale, Simmons, Dodd Martella, Kennedy, Kelley, Arbaugh. FIRST ROW: Putney, Brownlee, Ivester, Onstead, Wolff, Dodds, Bodah, Moore Jose. The badminfon birds again 'look 'lo 'the air when seveniy-five girls invaded +he gym +o parricipare in fhe popular and fasf spor'l'. The dufies of senior' manager were faken over by Shirley Ross, who had Dorolhy Moore and He'H'y Brownlee as junior managers. Plenfy of acfion 'look place before The winning ream was defermined. BADMINTON 9 X K in HE 1 xx xx x ss Q ta f x a 5 5 E sf sf x n ss mn Q sf X z I an as ss ss ss LRF 5 Playtogs from HART'S are just the thing for summer outings, according to lean Sifton, Nancy Mathson, and Lenore Russell. 98 no This Page is Dedicated to YWCA Clubs by CHAS. C. NAVLET CO. and PRUSSIA'S ' TRI-Y TOP ROW: Florence Severson, Joyce Corn- ett, Joyce Severs, Barbara Rose, Joyce War' tena, Louise Mason, Laura Keller, Athalee Pickford, ,loan jenkinson. MIDDLE ROW: Gerry Quadros, jo Ann Nyman, Barbara Mac' Kenzie, Shirley Wright, Irene Ortega, Bar' bam Hcilner, Nancy Mason. Carmen Manf ning, Clare McMurry. BOTTOM ROW: Mar' Ilyn Lobrovich, Nancy Brokcnshirc, Bea Rule, Lillian Lcdum, Betty Tyson, Betty Williamson, Dolores Ellis, Billie Williamson, Pat Campbell. VILLA HI TOP ROW: Buena .lean Bell, Evelyn Mar' otz, Beth Gage, June Ward, Ginger Harker, Betty Brisbin. BOTTOM ROW: Nadine O'Neal, Robbie Carter, Evelyn Roberts, Phyllis Marotz, Elsie Priest. N. . Eli HI-SPOT TOP ROW: Bob Griffis, Ned Quezada, Lee Lennihan. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Santina, Marian Wiley, Shirley Moeck, Lillian Ledum, Mrs. Robert Ryan, Louise Franchetti. INTERNATIONAL CLUB TOP ROW: Michael Sebastian, John Nast, Gertie Brown, Mildred Tallon, Dolores Ellis, Kenneth Kunkel, Arthur Trafford. MIDDLE ROW: Agnes Jackson, Betty Miller, Evelyn Marotz., Beth Gage, Pat Campbell, Rita Campbell, Joyce jordan, Fern Isley. BOT- TOM ROW: Iris Beaton, Akiro Iroasaki, Sumiko Minato, Gerta Cannon. .MTW K N. ss MSB Em vm ms gain? an Jn xx lv- E Msg X Q n ,wie .4 - ss --mn ' A, wk EVE Y E , - ' ' .11 ,Q naw H 1 , X E Q We ' A J. M51 E I Wg gg CIS-Si :- .A , ,gm gMgM,W!r:,1:TExagm f 'H Q33 W ea 14 55 Q 5?.2 '332 bffzm , M W A 9 M ., M kgs-Isa agfg-2 mga 1 . wean Y- B NH Kathleen Lorence of the hornemaking class know's what's best when it comes to frozen foods. PICTSWEE FOODS, NC. BOZEMAN CANNING CO. 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