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

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Rowe, Donald Salas, Dorothy Scoppettone, James Shew, Leon Showalter, Carl Smith, Dione Smith, Dorothy Smith, Lorraine Smith, Meder Stonier James Sunseri Manuel Tormey James Wade Olga Walker Nellie Waterhouse John Williams Edna Williams Edward Wood Elton Young MacKenzie Zimmerman Helen CLASS OF 1927 JUNE Allario Hope Allen Jr Charles Anderson Oscar Anglemier Vernon Azzarello August Baker Dick Baldwin Alic Beasworrick Minnie Beatty Doris Beatty Phyllis Bigongiari Romeo Bostrom Violette Bradeen Hubert Bridges Wylda Brownell Dorothy Burch Marv Burch John Burdick Raymond Burk Marlorie Burke Burns Cantu Cantu Capas Billie Madelyn Mary Robert Anne Carbone Roma Carpelan Olga Carraher Jack Casey Doris Casinas Melanio Cavalli Charles Champreux Yvonne Chandler Kennard Chapman Laura C ne Lillian 9, Collingwoo Muriel Colvin Ana Cook Joseph Culp Dorothy Davis Wmnitred Dean Burree DeBella Jake Devine Geor Dolen Myrtle Downing Horace Dyer Miriam Eachus Harlene Eaton Joyce Edwards Thomas Empey Horace Fanelll Joe Farrier Geogre Feriroli Mary Fidel Eloise Field Percy Fisher Helen Folden Grace Fowler Donald Freitas Albie French Ruth Fuhrman Lucnle Gagliardo, Donald Gagliardo, Theresa ' Gallardo, Norman Garibaldi, Angie Gay, Nadine Gerber, Helen Gion, Harriette Glau, Robert Goodell, Earle Gorostordoy, Lea Gray, Lois, Guilbert, John Hardcastle, Charles Harvey, Charles Hassler, Helen Henderson, Ray Heyden, Edith Hill Florence l-nllis, George Hinman, Fred Hlrsh, Doris Honeywell, Nadine Hornbuckle, Howard Hotskin, Blanche Hughes, Ivan Iliff, Grace Ingham, George lshikawa, Tokio Jacobson, Bernardine Jacobus, Louise Kelley, Keith Kellogg, Jean Kopp, Alfred Krell, Lydia Lassere, Cecile Layton, Edwin Lenz, Edward Lewis, Jean Ltndblom, Helen Lindstrom, Elsie Llndstrom, Howard Lloyd, Margaret Logan, Adelbert Long, Grace Loomis, Esther Lowe, Homer Lucas, James McClay, Florence McCoy, Wanda ' Mclntyre, Francis MacLean, Andrew MacNair, Mary Madsen, Beth Mason, Lillian Masunaga, Shigio Mather, Elizabeth Mather, George Matthew, Robetr Maynard, Keith Merginness, Thelma Meleen, Philip Miller, Evelyn Miller, Juniata Mirto, Joe Moellering, Cecil Montoya, Henry Morgan, William Nelson, Nelda Nelson, Verna Nlccolls, Ray Niederaur, Philip Pa , Jr., Charles Pant, Starr Parsons, Robert Pearce, Nadine Peckham, Donald A Pfeiffer, Mildred Plesse, Lloyd Porter, Doris Pratt, Verna Puck, Thelma 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 . 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 , e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . I . I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 'F , ,, li , I' Colbert, Mar 1 1 4 1 ' 1 , . , . l , . 1 99 l 1 1 ' 1 ' i 1 , . , . , . , it 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 45' 1- QCWT 1 ' u ts T-'13 A full-dress stage, exterior of which can lie seen aboue, was added to the cafe- torium in 1961 to make possible presentation of limited dramatic programs. The cafetorium Cllllllgl! and building of two new classroom wings by Alken Construc- tion Co. at a cost of 8301532 was made possilnle by a 1958 bond issue. Below, students are about to descend steps to Bulldog Boulevard alongside Room 60, the S108,724 music building erected in 1955 lay Bridges Construction Co. MR, .. N 1. sc. 1 1.,.,s-fe - . ,..,s,,...-1-+4-N-tt X' 'T' - M. ,1maa.n.sssss.M.s, . A NS 13 ss We ouaesvws X 30 5 . - -ii-

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Graves, Bert Gray, Berta Green, Inez Griswold, Bruce Gross, Hazel Guilbert, Elbert Hammond, Eleanor Hardies, Grace Hartley, James Hatch, Louise Heidrick, Marion Heinsen, Lenore Hiatt, Richard Hill, Mary Hodges, Katherine Honore, George Howatson, Luenda Huss, Virginia Jackson, Elgin Jacobs, Gertrude Jebb, Donald Johns, Mariorie Johnson, Viola Jorgensen, Inge Joseph, Edmond Kelly, Bernard Kirschner, Andrew Knapp, Frances Knickrem, Francis Koppel, Irvin Ladine, Theodore Laird, Elda Leaman, Alfred Leib, Mary Leslie, Wallace Libby, Jean Lloyd, Jennie Lorentzen, Helen Loupe, Kara Lua, Mariorie Lundguist, Wilbur Mabie, Herbert McConnell, Margaret McDonald, Albert McGuire, Mary Maderis, Norval Maffey, Lena Melvin, Carol Mendel, Levitte Menzel, Thelma Menzel, Pearl Meyer, Bernard Miller, Frances Moon, Nellie Muetze, Mamie Mundy, Millard Murray, Jack Nelson, Patrick Nelson, Vivian Newcomb, Cyril Nolan, Albert Norris, Nona Paglianti, Helen Parks, Helen Pash, Constance Pauly, Erle Pellissier, Frances Pencevich, Mary Perry, John Plat, Edward Posthuma, Amelia Prince, Beatrice Prince, Worthington Richards, Margaret Ries, Anna Robertson, Vendla Rondoni, Frank Rosenthal, Harold Ross, John Ruff, Jonas Ryan-Rorke, Mabel Saber, Jack Sabio, Santos Saxe, Florence Sayles, Cecil Scales, Louis Schoen, Edward Scott, Esther Scott, George Seifert, Norma Sequeira, Mary Shattuck, Charles Shultz, Hal Simonds, Kathryn Simpson, Eleanore Smith, Ada Smith, Mildred Smith, Waddington Smock, Stanley Snow, Vera Squibb, Ellen Stoner, Roy Summers, Phyllis Sword, Dorothy Thompson, Frances Tiossem, Pauline Tomola, Mary Towner, Jr., William Tucker, Calvin Vergara, Pedro Verser, Dottie Veilerka, Stanley Vickers, Esther Walrath, Anna Walrath, Jack Ware, Orland Warner, John Weedon, Zella Wessel, Wilhelmina Wheeler, Wallace Wickland, Auda Williston, Alice Wulf, Waldo Yarrington, Martha Young, Doris Zanker, Ruth CLASS OF 1929 JANUARY Addotto, Vivian Alexander, Alice Alexander, Ruth Allen, Jane Arioto, Anthony Ash, Carolyn Baker, Bennie Barnard, Bruce Bates, James Battaglia, Tony Beeson, Edna Farris, Francis Ferri, Raymond Filice, Sunda Fisher, Frank Fitts, Lillian Foster, Margaret Franzen, Viola Freeland, Helen Frisch, Helen Gamble, Margaret Garibaldi, Rena Gatto, Josephine Gerson, Alvin Giannini, Louis Gilman, Lois Gioiosa, Seraphine Goldeen, Floriene Gonzales, Alphonso Gonzales, Frances Gordon, Stephen Graun, Darwin, Grider, Forrest Grubb, Martha Halbrook, Helen Hargeaves, Roberta Hegeman, Jean Henderson, Mary Heple, Winifred Hill, Nettie Hirschfelcl, Helen Howe, William Hubley, Jeanne Hunter, Eunice lcanbery, Ferrand James, Willma Jasper, Lillian Kastner, Fern Kent, Harold Kerins, James Kimball, Clyde King, Marialice Knight, Reginald Laveroni, Dolores Leone, Nicholas Lochner, Elise Lopes, August Lundy, Fielding McGinty, Marcella McGuire, lrene Maino, Nindo Mannina, Frances Mansfield, Clifford Maurer, Carl Mercer, Alice Mestressat, Emile Miller, Genevieve Bengiveno, Anthony Mil-WH, KlY05l l Bock, Rollin Bohlin, Catherine Bradford, Charles Bradley, Quinton Brown, Ruth Brundage, Charles Campen, Alden Chan, Lois Chimento, Lewis Church, Virginia Cianciarulo, Elaine Courtney, Mary Creamer, LeRoy Curtner, Albert Daft, Dorothy D'Amico, Mamie D'Anna, James Darby, Lucille Dixon, James Dunham, Phylena Edmonds, lrene Ehlert, Virginia Eifertsen, Milton Erling, Hollis Farria, Mary Farria, Theresa Moffitt, Martha Mohr, Louise Morton, Paul Newport, Kathleen Nolte, Elton Nunes, Mathews Nylin, Carl Ogier, Leone Oldham, Marion Olsen, George Palm, Lorrill Park, Ford Parker, Helen Parkinson, Barbara Phillips, Harry Pimentel, Josephine Rehdorf, Eleanor Rhodes, RBYm0nd Rich, Charles Riesberg, Sylvia Riggio, Joseph Riley, Edward Robbins, Allen Romano, Carmelino Rooney, Frederick Rosenthal, Mira Rotholtz, Albert I S' F . T, ' .if , l -ilfwb Q f l 'irf'r TIEIEY PASSED TIEIIS VVAY A substantial number of compliments, commenda- tions, and trophies have been collected in the past century by San Jose High School and its students. How successful has the school been in its role of educating the students? To a large extent the school must stand or fall on this count in the reflected glory of its students, although no educational institution can guarantee the penetration of the human skull with 100 per cent accuracy. Whether in the spectacular scientific feats of space technology or in the day-to-day practice of responsible citizenship, family cooperation, and human decency, to what extent have the former students remembered their lessons? Have the teachers succeeded in communicating to their young charges the technical proficiency, mutually tempered idealism and realism, morality and humanity which each instructor strives to impart? In the left and right hand margins of the pages of Book I of this volume, the historical section of the Cen- tennial Bell, are listed 20,866 names of graduates of San Jose High. This prodigious list includes June graduates of the classes of 1873 through l962, including 88 classes. From 1902 through l95l, a total of 50 midyear classes were graduated in January or February. Those graduated on Thursday, June l3, 1963, at the l39th Commencement Exercises are pictured in Book ll. From the founding of the secondary education pro- gram in 1863-64 until May 30, 1873, no commencement exercises were held, nor were any graduation diplomas or certificiates awarded. No reason is known. lt simply was not the practice. However, on that T873 date, the first graduating ex- ercises were held. The site is not recorded on the program reproduced on the facing page, on which the eight grad- uates are starred. Nineteen more graduated the following year. However, no graduation was held in i875 or T877. No reason is known, but the fact is verified by the state- ment on the program of the i879 commencement that this was the fifth such program in history. ' 32