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

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Johnson, Everett Johnson, Florence Johnson, William Johnston, Doris Jones, Doris Jordan, Philip Juarez, Rose Kernan, June Kidder, Marion King, Roland Kinney, Robert Kirkup, Dorothy Krusich, Willis Lagattuta, James La Montagne, Anna Langley, Virginia Langlo, Sigurd Lauricella, Elsie Legg, Leroy Leland, Helen Lieff, Leona Lindeman, Lena Lnidsay, Fred Lopez, Leo Luhdorff, Ruth McCaustland, Harriett McCosh, Mariory McCrone, Maxine McGuire, Jr., John McKenzie, Janice McWilliams, Adeline Maffey, Anthony Manley, Alice Manley, Helen Marshall, Norma Mason, Jr., Chester Mastroleo, Petro Mattenberger, William Mayo, Arthur Meinen, Jeanette Menzies, Emma Meyer, Thelma Mileham, Amelia Miller, Noble Miller, Stanford Moellering, William Montgomery, Eileen Moore, Albert Moore, Margaret Murie, Harold Murphy, Helen Naoomoff, Anna Nelson, Beth Nelson, Raymond Nishikawa, Richard Norona Josephine Ochs, Melvin Olsen, Fritz Papson, Earl Partington, Gladys Passarella, Edith Patton, Samuel Perdue, Paul Pfeifle, Dolores Pierson, Esther Polissar, Missa Pope, Eva-Lou Preon, Jospehine Priddy, Ollie Rasmussen, William Raymond, Evelyn Rayner, Hilda Rea, James Reuss, Carol-Anne Rhoads, Adah Ribisi, Rhoda Riggs, ll, Arthur Roggia, Rena Rosenhah, Louise Roumasset, Charles Ruff, Helen Rutherford, David Ryan, Sarah Salas, Muriel Schmitz, Louis Schnable, Frederick Schneider, Bonfield Schwartz, Emily Scranton, Elsie Selletti, Louis Shew, Pauline Shipman, Mary Sievers, Henrik Silva, Richard Smith, Mary Smith, Whitman Snavely, Nell Snyder, Ethel Somers, William Sorensen, Charles Southgate, lola Spittler, Lucille Sponder, Elsie Sprague, Louise Stenger, George Stiver, Martht Storrs, Ronald Straub, Janet Summers, Bert Swanson, Josephine Talbott, Willis Thompson, Gladys Thompson, Paul Thompson, William Torley, Oliver Treadwell, James Tripp, lrene Wallace, Grace Waltz, Dorothy Wark, Carlos Warmke, Leon Wendt, Douglas Wheaton, Dorothy White, Lillian Wilcox, Muriel Williams, Dan Williams, Kathryn Williams, Pauline Williams, William Wilson, Dan Wilson, Edna Windsor, Esca Wittenberg, Mary Wolford, Edna Wolters, Areta Youngquist, Gladys Vierke, Jr., Fred CLASS OF T930 JANUARY Adamson, Bonita Allen, Richard Alves, Edna Andrade, Helen Barbour, James Battaglia, William Bellardi, Hugo Blair, Carolyn Bonham, Margaret Breuer, Edward Campbell, Gladys Campisi, Dominic Caputo, Dan Carper, Jessie Chapman, Frances Cheffers, William Chiovaro, Jennie Cimolino, Tristano Cline, Robert Clough, James Cole, Marie Collins, Barton Cornell, Lillian Coulter, Mary Covello, Frank Creighton, Evelyn Crider, Paul GOVERNMENT . To what extent does a man or woman succeed in life? Certainly one who earns the confidence of the maiority of his interested voting fellow-citizens of a growing state can be termed a success. Such a man was Clarence Clement fC.C.J Young, graduate of i885 and governor from Jan. 4, l927 to Jan 6, l93l. Also an educator, he graduated from the University of California in l892, and taught Latin and English at Lowell High School in San Francisco for i4 years, from l892 to l906, heading the English department. Mr. Young entered the real estate business in 1906 in Berkeley, and was elected to the Assembly for the l909 through l9l7 sessions, serving as speaker in l9l3, l9l5, and l9l7. A delegate to the l9l2 Republican National Convention, he was a presidential elector and chairman of the California electoral board in l92O. He served two terms as lieutenant gov- ernor, from l9l 9 to l927, before becoming governor. 3 Honorable Clarence C. Young TRADITION set long ago and still carried out, is that: each edition of the Bell be dedicated to some eminent and noteworthy man or woman, who, at one time either graduated from or has been associated with San Jose High School. The 1931 book is therefore dedicated to the Honorable Clarence C. Young, ex-Governor of California, a man who has been prominent not only in the political, but also in thc professional world.

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Another San Jose graduate, this one in appointive career service rather than elective office, is Mr. Julius Klein, pictured above in the i929 Bell which was dedi- cated to him. A graduate of the class of l903, he at once earned membership in the scholastic elite of the Phi Beta Kappa chapter at the University of California, Berkeley. By T906 he was employed by the government of Mexico to write an official history of that nation. He later became director of the United State Bureau of Foreign and Domes- tic Commerce and assistant secretary of commerce. Still later he became a consultant to various foreign govern- ments in their international political and economic relations. ln l907, when Mr. Klein was writing the history of Mexico, another graduate, Mr. B. Stuart Crow, was taking office as district attorney of Nez Perce County, Idaho. Many other graduates or former students have held positions in law enforcement. Currently, Mr. Ray Black- more is San Jose police chief and Mr. Bart Collins is chief of detectives. An assistant chief, in the firedepartment before his retirement, was Joseph Carter. Mr. Chauncey Tramutola, '08, became assistant. United States attorney general. A current federal official is Mr. Theodore C. Achilles, '26, assistant undersecretary of state, who served briefly as a reporter in San Jose and rose through the ranks of diplomatic negotiations and posts. The San Francisco Chronicle weekly magazine, This World, last year quoted him as declaring, lt is not enough merely to be against something . . . we must be positive and dynamic. We must get on with the iob of helping to shape the kind of world we would want to see if Marxist-Leninism had never existed. tSee photos on page 4Ol. A federally appointed official is San Jose's postmaster, Mr. William Lawrence, '38. A professional administrator is Mr. Howard Campen, Santa Clara County executive, whose official duties cover the activities of one of the fastest growing counties in the United States, with respect to both population and economic activity. 35 Currier, Carl Cusimano, Mary Dean, Louise, DeMers, Dorothy DeSmet, Marianne Dobashi, Henry Dobson, Donald Doyle, Edmond Dunn, Warren Eaton, Merle Eckles, Juanita Egling, Ethel Ereno, Orland Eaull, Francis Flood, Jewel Folendorf, Raymond Frame, Louise Freeland, Joseph Gagliardo, Andrew Gallagher, Frank German, Lawrence Gibbons, Mary-Louise Graves, Gordon Guilbault, Bernice Gussefeld, Dorothea Halstead, Isabel Hansen, Peter Hanson, Edith Helwig, Naida Hubbard, Wesley Hubel, Hazel Hudson, John Jennings, Jo Jennings, Jo Johnson, Edward Johnston, Marguerite Kapp, Donald Kelley, Tom Kincaid, Francis Kister, Leona Krueger, Helen Lima, Dominic Lindner, Alfred Lindsay, Walter Lyndon, Fern McBride, Donald McClue, Helen McCullough, June MacQuarrie, John Mapes, Willia Marston, Paul Menzies, Donna Meyer, Edwin Murray, Wallace Neher, Elva Nelson, Eugene Norona, Frieda North, Bristow Ogilvie, Helen Oliver, Teresa Ouimet, Myrth Owen, Charles Payne, Ruth Pedrick, Henry Petersen, Raymond Pezzolo, Norma Phipers, Harriet Picetti, Julia Postle, Wanda Mae Praisewater, Rosamond Pritchard, Evelyn Pugh, Paul Quain, Byron Rapport, Jack Reeder, Thelma Rickard, Thomas Riordan, Jack Rivera, Marcella Robinson, Clarence Roll, Clarice Rose, Ellis Ryan, Vida Saunders,Jr., Fred Schauer, Lee Schulenburg, Robert Shephard, John Sherburne, Ruth Silveria, William Simpkins, Ruth Smedberg, John Snodgrass, Helen Stimpson, Sidney Struve, Kathryn Studybaker, Fern Suggs, Mabel Sword, Priscilla Thomas, Leola Threlfall, William Turner, Grace VanHorn, Chester Ward, Alberta Ware, Lyle Waters, Alice Weaver, William Wendt, Olga Wicks, Helen Wicks, Margaret Wittenberg, Herman Wool, Robert Wren, Rinaldo Young, George Ziegler, Myer CLASS OF 1930 JUNE Aguiar, John Alexander, Edith Anderson, Nona Anderson, Zilla Andrews, Jaunita Apra, Celeste Ash, Hulbert Athenour, Clara Atkinson, Mariorie Baggs, Donald Baggs, Roland Barkley, Ella Barnhisel, Jane Bastian, Dorothy Bauder, Mary Bennett, Fred Berry, Blanche Bettinger, Grace Biddle, Betty Bilinario, Simplicio Boes, Robert Boschken, Herman Brondello, Edna Brown, Leora Bugh, Mabell Bullard, Muriel Bunker, David Bunting, Margaret Burbank, Burr Buzolich, Martin Calvello, Dominic Camfield, Olive Caputo, Josephine Carey, Emily Carey, Donald Carlisle, Stella Carpelan, Larry Caselli, Reginald Chapman, Mildred Chenoweth, Marietta Chimento, Joan Cimolino, Bruno Cipparone, Joe Clough, Ruth Cole, Tyler Combs, Marion Conti Mary Cook, Beniamin Cook, Frederick Cook, Robert Crow, Muriel Crummey, David Daft, Miriam Darby, Jack Daves, Doris David, Edouard Dennis, James Doughty, Donald Dowell, June Downey, Barbara Dysart, Hortense Earl, William Eaton, Mildred Enderson, Dorothy English, Verna Ennes, Marguerite Evans, Howard Fagundes, Evelyn Falco, Marie Farris, Leatha Faxon, Erma Ferrero, Mario Fieger, Ruth Fiehman, Erma Filice, Sam Gascon, Enrique Gatsel, Lewis Gattuccio, Salvadore George, Frank Giovanetti, Elmo Gordon, Allan Goth, Leola Graves, Edith Greenlee, Myron Griffiths, Arthur Grigg, Dorothy Hale, Gladys Hammer, Sidney Harrison, Violet Harvey, Velma Hassler, George Hebert, Helen Hegy, Elenora Hendershot, Violet Hickey, Edith Higgins, Inez Hildebrand, Lorraine Hill, Christina Hornbeck, Melvin Howard, Frederick Hoyt, Mariorie lchishita, Frank Iverson, Mariorie Jacker, Ileen Jenks, Clyde Jewett, Calvin Johnson, Ralph Jones, Marion Katavich, John Kavanaugh, Drexel Kennedy, Mary Kern, Dorothy Kern, Elwood King, Barbara Kirschner, Lillian Knobel, Henry Koerber, Dorothy Krohn, Joe Lacerda, Evelyn Lacy, Milo Leland, Edith Lewis, Ellen Linesba, Dixie Linquist,Jr., Fritz Longinotti, Marie Lutes, Eugene Lyda, Everett McChesney, Sibyl McClay, Eugenia McDaniel, Helen McDonald, Mary McKenna, Fred McLain, Marion MacLean, Arthur Mangin, Eugene