Santa Clara High School - Tocsin Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1935 volume:

n iw . '5 O- KB A Ex Libris 3 4 I I I r A 5 5 Q J I S ! E ,I 1 x v ! u F 1 is v. g sung'-z:1alu u.l, .a-..n n mum- vm--.' n -nn l 1 -i. Tl-IE TCDCSIN IC235 W The Yearbook of the SANTA CLARA UNICDN I-IIGI-4 SCI-IOCDL Santa Clara, California E9 VQLUME XXXVIII Published b In S d F SANTA CLARA UNICDN I-HG!-I SCHOOL lzoreword O w HE AIM oT The Tocsin STaTT This year has been To ff! presenT a book which will bring back memories oT happy days spenT on The campus oT SanTa Clara High School. Our chosen Theme, Typical oT CaliTornia, is inTended as a reminder oT The padres who gave Their besT To esTablish The missions along El Camino Real, also known as The King's Highway. The missions sTand as sacred hisToric landmarks in The developmenT oT our greaT sTaTe oT Caliwcornia. May This year's Tocsin be a pleasanT landmark in The lives oT The seniors who pass Trom The doors oT our school on Their road To success and happiness. BesT wishes Tor The greaTesT oT progress on This road are exTended To The members oT The graduaTing class. THE TOCSIN STAFF. l? 'T Dedication Q Thus Issue of +he Tocsm ns Dedncared 'ro jhe Members of San+a Clara I-hgh Football Team C l-l A M P I O N S The San'ra Clara Valley Arhlehc League l 9 3 5 and fo The Coaches Elmer Johnson and Clarence Miller Tecslm Sfaff A - Y 1 ,H 1- ,, 'u'rl.- WH' ., A .gawk Q lil, Scholasiic I A MESSAGE FRCDM Tl-IE PRINCIPAL Q7 UNE I3, I935. This day marlcs The reaching of The goal for which over a hundred of +he sfudenis of Sanla Clara l-ligh have been slriving for a dozen years. For several hundred olhers lhe day means Jrhe passing of anorher mileslone 'rowards Jrhis covered goal. May Jrhose leaving carry wilh lhem pleasanl memories oi lhe days spenl here. lvlay lhey also 6? E53 49 lalce wilh lhem lhe means and abilily lo become successful and happy for lhe fulure. The very besl wishes of Jrhe lacully go wi+h +hem. May lhose who refurn again come wiih serious purpose lo malce lhe mosl Jrhal' is worlh while in high school life. To all, a pleasanl summer, and all good wishes for 'rhe fulure. E61 Bollinger Sanders A Price Knaus Jollyrnan Biorlie Jolinson McLeisl'1 Broadbenl Sleinlwarl Miclwaelson Levislon Uriell Harmon Kofocl Fowler l-liclwborn Dickinson Gillespie Gavin Moore F. M. SANDERS Vice-Principal lnsfrucfor in Ari NADINE BOLLINGER Secrelary CLARENCE F. BJORLIE Mechanical Arfs lnslrucior Coach of Alhlelics ZELLA DICKENSON lnslruclor in Domeslic Arl RUSSELL V. KNAUS Science and Marhemafics Senior Class Advisor STELLA B. LEVISTON lns+ruc+or in Mafhemafics Freshman Class Advisor ELMER JOHNSON Direclor Boys' Physical Educafion Coach of A'rhle+ics JESSIE MCLEISH lnslruclor in English Sophomore Class Advisor WESLEY HARMON Band and Orchesfra Combined Glee Clubs RUTH GAVIN lns+ruc+or in Commerce PAUL HICHBORN lnsfrucfor in Science Sophomore Class Advisor ANDREA KOFOD lnsirucfor in English lnslruclor in Lalin LYLA BAKER School Nurse FLORENCE REED lnslruclor in English Head Librarian MURIEL STEINHART Ins+ruc'ror in Domesfic Science ROBERT MOORE lns+ruc+or in English lnslrucfor in Drama AMELIA Y. COEKE Inslrucror in Spanish Senior Class Advisor BERTHA WILTZ Science and Commerce Junior Class Advisor ALICE JOLLYMAN l-lislory and Spanish Junior Class Advisor NORMAN MICHAELSON lnsfruclor in Commerce - Commercial Club Sponsor A MARGARET PRICE Direcfor Girls' Physical Educafion VIDA URIELL lnslruclor in English Hi Times Sponsor Faculty of Santa Clara vERNoN BROADBENT lnslruclor in Woodwork Coach of Alhlelics HOWARD GILLESPIE Insfrucfor in Aufomechanics K7 RUTH FOWLER lnsrruclor in Hislory Girl Scouls Sponsor ALUMNI ASSOCIATICDN 496 Throughouf a career which began many years ago, fhe Sanfa Clara Alumni Associafion has ac- complished much. The chief proiecf of The As- sociafion, however, for fhe lasf few years, has been fhe esfablishmenf and furfherance of fhe scholarship fund which was founded in l93O, af which fime no name had been chosen for if. Buf in i932 The fund was given fhe 'rifle of fhe Charles W. Townsend Memorial Scholarship Fund in memory of fhe lafe C. W. Townsend, principal of Sanfa Clara High School. Af fhe fime fhe fund was esfablished every faculfy member in fhe Sanfa Clara school sys- fem confribufed a cerfain amounf fo add fo if. Alumni were asked fo give whaf fhey could, also, fo furfher fhe proiecf. 1 Sihce l93O, insfead of a class giff fo fhe school, fhe senior classes have given fhe pro- ceeds of fheir annual dramafic presenfafions fo be added fo fhe scholarship fund. ln l932 fhe seniors also gave fhe profifs made fhrough fhe sale of candy af fhe senior play. Lasf year fhe Parenf-Teachers Associafion and The Sanfa Clara Alumni Associafion cooperafed fo hold a whisi' parfy in fhe Liffle Theafre for fhe benefif of fhe scholarship fund. Again fhis year. on May 22, fhe Parenf-Teachers Associa- fion and fhe Alumni Associafion collaborafed in giving a whisf parfy. Alumni had charge of fhe prizes and sale of ficlcefs. One-half of fhe pro- O ceeds of fhe whisf parfy wenf info fhe scholar- ship fund. x ln June of lasf year Wilda lvlerrif, Leona Prueff, and Alberf Casfro were awarded scholar- ships made possible fhrough fhe Charles W. Townsend Memorial Scholarship Fund. Scholar- ships presenfed each year are payable upon fhe winner's regisfrafion in a college or universify. ln previous years only fwo scholarships had been given in one year, one fo a boy and one fo a girl. Recipienfs of fhese awards since fhe scholarship fund was esfablished were lvlargaref Dunipace and Melvin Renquisf in I93l, Dolores Freifas and Scoff Kay in I932, Margarei' Sher- man and Bill lvlagisfreffi in I933, and fhe fhree sfudenfs receiving awards lasf year. If has always been fhe cusfom of fhe Sanfa Clara Alumni Associafion fo hold fheir meefings in coniuncfion wifh a dinner, banquef or ofher social acfivify. l-lowever, in fhe lasf few years fhis cusfom has nof been observed, and in gen- eral fhe Associafion has nof been so acfive as in ofher years. Officers who served The Sanfa Clara Alumni Associafion for fhe year l934-35 were: Presidenf ........... ......,., lvl ilfon lvlclnfyre Vice-presidenf ...... ......,... R ex Dunipace Secrefary ...,.. .....,.. N adine Bollinger Treasurer ........V....................... Loren Bollinger wi Hmonnauf Qflffff P 'iv 1' 322 ' Q' abzk 043 Tl-ll- SIINIQIQ CLASS 4906? WiTh Tour years oT school liTe which included a greaT deal oTworl1, much Tun, and The Triendship oT Tellow sTudenTs, climaxed wiTh graduaTion, abouT one hundred and TiTTeen seniors leave SanTa Clara l-ligh School This June. Making Their lasT year mosT acTive, The 1935 senior class sponsored many acTiviTies. From Time To Time ThroughouT The year The class held meeT- ings To plan and discuss Their coming acTiviTies. Near The beginning of The year The seniors elecTed The oTTicers who direcTed The class aT- Tairs during The remainder oT The year. The oT- Ticers were as Tollows: Bill Winans, president Mary Walsh, secreTary: James Vizzusi, vice-presi- denTg Tom Dowd, boys' aThleTic manager: Mary Pizzo, girls' aThleTic manager: and Arlon Shan- non, yell leader. The spiriT oT The class was shown by The large number oT seniors who wore class emblems. LasT year, while iuniors, The class decided To selecT The design Tor The senior rings and pins beTore The close oT school. Because oT The early selec- Tion oT design, The sTudenTs were able To wear The emblems Tor a longer Time Than can usually be done. On Friday evening, April IO, The seniors were hosTs To The resT oT The school when They spon- sored Their annual dance. The semi-Tormal aT- Tair was held in The school gymnasium. LaTer in The year, on May IO, The class presenTed The 9 play, NoThing BuT The TruTh. AlThough only eleven seniors were in The casT oT The comedy, The oTher seniors Tool: parT by selling TiclceTs. The proceeds Trom The play were Turned over To The C. W. Townsend Memorial Scholarship Fund. Through The cooperaTion oT each oT The seniors, The class was able To place success aTTer boTh The dance and The dramaTic presenTa- Tion. s In The middle oT May The class Took oTT a day Trom Their usual sTudies To hold Their class picnic aT Club Almaden. Besides The much deserved recreaTion, The sTudenTs claimed a quanTiTy oT poison oak and sunburn. However, They -expecT To remember The enioymenT much longer Than The misery oT The accompanying resulTs. The'dUTe Tor The picnic was Friday. May I7. -. On Thursday, June I3, The one hundred and TiTTeen seniors will receive Their diplomas aT The 1935 CommencemenT exercises. Perhaps They will noT remember all oT The conTenTs oT many oT Their subiecTs, buT surely These sTudenTs will have gained someThing quiTe as imporTanT. No doubT They will be able To ldolc aT The TuTure a liTTle more brighTly, They will have gain- ed The abiliTy To weigh and choose The besT. They will have learned The True value oT Triend- ships, and They will have ever increasingly pleas- anT memories oT Tour years aT SanTa Clara High School. 3 1 J Q- -w QF M. 1 HK QV- , .1 4 L V5 G' B X ,a 'F X Sw ,gg J ii. Q M, 'fifgu 'K is Y . X y,:4f?ff- f K ,gi A 2 ' V 1? Q ' if ' ' V , 'QQl.gE'i!7'X 'fi W 1 , V ' Q , ,,--L f- T ,fgy wr A xl . ,,,.kV I HQ , ' . , W2 ., L Vp- '- , wi k-kk , , :.e , 'C ,.,-Mwum K 5 4 . ,sr ' 'H Vi v : ,VY K ' 2 ,, -, ww 1? , V 5 K V V . 'i 4 R i ,L I 1 if ' is, . Y ' , fi ig +V VV T V , If ' , N, m A SE f A if M ' , 4' V ,,L' .i I A 1 V 2 .,,., ,w..L. I , , ,av 'ik sig, fl , ,, 1 g r i ' , 1 'V V - 2 1 fy V5 A 7 -15 r ul V ' . H,v3ggVy ww , A M 4. U 5 , 5 L A' . if-. V 1 :-Qr'-1-V-f .'S V Q . A A S ' I . V6.1 , H N ,,,4 V ' A X V 5 K'LVV ,, X 3 g' ' hai ' ' X' ' y f. Vg. H m V V--' - . VV Lm.V Q ' M 1 ' V - ,.f-igfgjw.fiV 3 V -spmif V BILL WINANS Senior Presidenl Debaling REGINA I-IANEY Sludenl Body Secrelary '35 Snap Sliol' Edilor lor Tocsin MARCUS GUARD Sluclenl Body Presidenl '35 Baslielball '3l, '32, '33, '34 MARCELLA RATTO Girls' Allwlelic Mgr. '34, '35 Presidenl of G. A. A. '34, '35 CHESTER BURNS Sludenl Body Treas. '34, '35 Senior Play IONE GOODRICH Edilor ol Tocsin '35 Commercial Club ALBERT GEORGE Dance Orclweslra Baslcelball RUTH O'NEIL Girls' League Presidenl Commercial Club ROBERT VENEGAS Glee Club Boys' Allwlelic Manager LUCILLE JOHNSON CLAIRE CRONIN Senior Playa Variely Show ALBERT P. GIANNINI Senior Play Tocsin Manager RICHARD SNYDER Assislanl Mgr. of Tocsin '35 Senior Play VIRGINIA ALLEN Pres. Commercial Club '34 V-pres. Girls' League '34, 35 MARIO BOSKOVICH Junior Play '34 Woodwork JAMES VIZZUSI Boys' Sporls Edilor '35 Baslferball and Baseball CLARENCE ANDRADE Baseball Eoolball . I ALMA HELZEE' - Baslcelball Manager Girls' Allw. Mgr. ol Jr. Class ROBERT GRIFFITI-I - ri' MILTON OUADROS Junior Play Tennis IRENE DE BAR Secrelary of Girls' League Glee Club OPAL NICKELL Sporls Coolcing MARY PIZZO Pres. Block S. C. Soc. '34 '35 Mgr. of Speedball '34, '35 GWEN BROWN Glee Club '32, '32, '34 Baseball '32 JAMES URBANI Traclc '34, '35 3 Jazz 'orclieslra MARY WALSH 5 Secrelary ol Senior Class' Member of Sludenl Council JAMES GOMEZ Sliop HAROLD TOUSSINT Baslcelball Machine Shop LOUISE PLUMMER Class 0 Ninetee'ii'Thirty-F ive MADELINE SCRANTON Glee Club Band NINA MAE PICKETT Hi Times Edilor '35 Junior Play '34 DELBERT SILVA Foolball '3l, '35 Orclweslra '3l, '35 RUTI-I WALTON Operella '33, '34 Coslume Designing E111 LESTER WOODEILL Aulo Shop ISOBEL TRIGUEIRA Commercial Club Sporls f 2 , ' af 1 5 ' wg' EV , .fax X , 'SKK x R ,L 5 W ' XX. i . x , ff ....-nxiri VIOLA ROCKWELL Orcheslra Tennis EUGENE BERRY Tennis MARYELLEN RUBOTTOM Senior Play '35 Commercial Club '34, '35 THOMAS l-IIATT Siage-I year Aufo Shop-4 years HELEN BROWN Commercial Club RAYMOND AVERY Drum Maior '32, '33 Commercial Club HELEN IMMEL Commercial Club Operefla '34 MAYME DEVICH Glee Club Commercial Club JOAN GRUIT Junior Play '35 Commercial Club '34, '35 ARTHUR MANN Tennis Traclc Class 0 ELEANOR SI LVA Domeslic Science JOE Sl-IOEMAKER Sfage Worlc Mechanical Drawing DOROTHY RIMPLE Glee Club Domeslic Science MANUAL TEIXEIRA Baskelball LOYO LA EN OS Sewing Member of The Bloclc Sociely DAN SEREANO Baslcelball '3l, '32, '33, '34 Baseball '33, '34 MARY SAMORANO Sporls Vice-Presidenl-Cla HIROSHI MASEBA SS Baskelball '32, '33, '34 Traclc '32, '33, '34 SUMIKO TAKEDA All School Alhlefics GLORIA KASANO Girls' Sporls AUDREY STUART Sewing EDWARD NEVIS Tennis Music LUCILLE GONSALVES Domeslic Science WOODROW NARA Machine Shop 0 - 10 ALICE HIGUCHI Volleyball Manager '35 Senior Play JOE WILLIAMS Baseball '32, '33, '34 PAT TOWNSEND G. A. A. Secreiary Girls' Council HELEN ELLENBERGER Senior Play Junior Play ELEANOR I-IOLLINGSWORTI-I Sporls '32, '33 Operella '33 MANUEL cAsTRo Track g Baskefball g BETH NELSON Dramalics eiee club B ineteen Thirty-Five MADELINE MATOZA JOE ORLANDO -- Commercial Club '33, '34, '35 Baslcelball '33, '34, '35 Glee Club '34 Track '34, '35 4 ANTONE VALENTE' PITIYLLIS l-IEMMINGSEN Baslcelball - Secrelary Commercial Club T131 ,ei ri I , gf if ,Q X I . Y.. r Q -w A 1 x -P' 2-Pfgigg' 'aw It 65, 55,5 ' V Wm, YVil xl . va i I 4 fa f A f' :.. b ,, ,. -'sein ,1 'I 1755 - ' . , 2 ,', sf :Qi , K9 T QSTKZ 1, ' Q .qw -V1 . W ' . 1 A ,- L Q ., '-X mx 5 X 1 2 Q ., g f X T., xg S x2 f 45 1 5 5 wg x. f L VVVL ': Q X fa 1 , 5 ,E kgrii it ,:,kk sr Q' np- M35 ff W ,, wi. f f ,lg A ..,, . M gk t3,3w X I . MERLE BLONDIN Senior Play '35 Junior Play.,Q34 KATI-IARINE BURRELL Domeslic Science BARBARA MOORI-IEAD Fashion Show '34 Tennis Team '34 MIRIAM FOWLER Girls' League Work Variely Show JIMMY TRAINA Unlimiled Track '33, '34 Woodwork VIRGINIA DIXON Baskelball Tennis MILTON BRUCE Baskelball Foolball YAEKO ONO Thalian Club '34 Glee Club '35 KATSUMI FUJII Track '32, '33, '34, '35 Thalian Club '34 ELEANOR EIALI-IO Commercial Club '33, '3 Glee Club '34 Class 0 JOSEPI-IINE BARCA Baseball '35 Tennis '35 WYONNE ELLIS Freshman Alhlefic Mgr. Tennis '34, '35 4, '35 '3I TONY ROSE Music-4 years JEAN WOODS Sewing Cooking STANLEY PROWS Track Team '35 Junior Play '34 DELORES CARO I-li Times Slaff Sewing JOE FEIRREIRA Eoolball Woodwork LEANORE QUIETO Sporls Sewing JOI-I N DOWD Foolball Baskelball JANE BAKER Secrelary of Soph. Class '33 Girls' Tennis Manager '32 JEANNETTE BRIGGS Girls' Council I-IARRIET MOULTON Operella '33, '34 Sporls ALBERT LECAT Shop Pres. of Model Airplane Club IDA PATRICIA FERNANDES ?BasebaII '35 ' Fashion Show '34 LAWRENCE CAM BRA Manager Baskelball MARY JANE HARRISON Fashion Show '34 Tennis '34 BILL WARE Baskelball '32 ' Commercial Club '32 , NAOMI WEDDLE Cooking Tennis WILLIAM VERZI Eoolball MARGUERITE VILLA G. A. A. Council '33, '35 Speedball Manager '34 ALEX eAueER I Orcheslra Tennis ineteen Thirty-Five BOB ,I-IARGIS Baseball '34, '35 Woodwork '3I-'35 MARIE CARR Senior Play Junior Play T151 MARY FITZGERALD Volleyball '3 I, '32 Baskelball '3I TI-IERESA BATTAGLIA Tennis Manager '35 Sewing '34, '35 SENIOR PROP!-IECV Q? Ear across The dim horizon we see The whiTe ship oT Hope sailing over The blue waTers, now calm, now TempesT Tossed. LeT us Tollow along on our magic carpeT oT dreams and see how IiTe has TreaTed our Senior Class of I935. We glide along 'Til we come To a beauTiTuI ciTy-why, iT's WashingTon, D.C., and There's The WhiTe House. We visiT The halls oT Congress and There we Tind MiITon Bruce, a House oT RepresenTaTive member, also Joe Ferreri, a SenaTor. Why, who is ThaT? None oTher Than AIberT George, PresidenT oT The UniTed STaTes and walking wiTh him The disTinguished JusTice oT The Supreme CourT VViIIiam Winans. NoT doing so bad. OTT we go again To New York and here we Tind a number oT our class. Laverna PIaTT, The greaT opera sTar: Helen Ellenberger, The famous comedienneg Virginia Dixon, The Miss America of I945-my, my, who'd a Thunk iT? Oh, look! There's James Triana, The new Bing Crosby Boo-Ba- Boo-Ba. Boy how ThaT man can sing! Can we believe iT-ThaT's his wiTe4IsobeI Trigu- iera, gee whaT a break-Tor him I 'mean. LeT's go inTo ThaT very exclusive shop-oh, hello RuTh WaITon, so you're The Tamous inTerior decoraTor we've been hearing abouT? Whose house are you decoraTing now? The PresidenT's? Well- you're sure going places. Going along TurTher we come To a big sTore called Puzzles, why iT's Clarence Andrade The Jig Saw Puzzles maker, and wiTh him is his Opal Nickell, The Tamous gum chewer. She sure can crack Those iaws. Say isn'T ThaT Ray Avery dancing in ThaT hoTeI? Gee, he's quiTe The Ladies Man isn'T he? Well, sTrike me pink! There's Marie BenneTT-she's married now and has Two children. Aren'T They cuTe? ArT Gallery, eh whaT? Oh, Merle Blondin, you don'T mean To Tell me Thar you painTed ThaT picTure? Imagine you an arTisT! So Maryellen RuboTTom Tell Tor your charms, whaT ho-noT so bad-noT so good. We visiT The MeTropoIiTan TheaTre and enioy seeing Virginia Allen, The Tamous acTress, play a very drarnaTic parT wiTh Richard Snyder, The equally Tarnous acTor. I OTT To Chicagoiin a cloud oT dusT. We visiT a Tew laboraTories and discover Alex Gauger, The famous ScienTisT who discovered a cure Tor Brain Fever. We sTop in aT a meaT TacTory and look! There's InspecTor Manuel Texierira who always wenT Tor Beef-IT you know whaT I mean. O i161 6? LeT's go To DeTroiT and see how many bugs we can Tind-oh-oh, here's one-he's head oT The Dodge BroThers now-James Gomez, and following behind him we see his admirors, Leanore OuieTo and Alma Helzer. And Mary Pizzo, Tamous piTcher of The Yankees. Now leT's sTop in aT The circus. In The main TenT we Tind Harold ToussinT-Jack Dempse The 2nd, and Mary Walsh The Tamous acrobaTic dancer, Madeline ScranTon and Arlon Shannon. dancing pair, known all over The world Tor Their clever dancing. AT The side show, James Urbani, The man of comedy, Yaeko Ono, The +aIIes+ girl in The world: Edward Nevis The Barnum 8: Bailey Circus Clown, Mary Samarano, The TaTTesT girl in The world. and, oh yes, Alice Higuchi, The masked lady. Well enough of ThaT Idon'T believe all you read Tor heaven's sakel, leT's Tollow along To The Riviera. Oh-oh-me-William Ware-playboy oT Paris and ConsTance Grove-The Talk of Town, Mayme Devich The Tamous ballroom dancer, and Donald LeRoy, gigolo oT The Riviera. Look, isn'T ThaT The Tamous model-Claire Cronin, and walking wiTh her Marie Carr, The Drama Teacher oi Gay Paree? Helen Brown isn'T doing so bad is she? Olympic Swimming Champion and married To Lawrence Paradiso, Too? Going To Florida we discover The African Ex- plorer, Lawrence Cambra, Taking a siesTa while close by his side is Dolores Caro, paTienTly waiT- ing-or no, she's making eyes aT ThaT handsome man over There-ohmigosh iT's George Demp- sey, The Tamous ZooIogisT. OTT To Illinois now-my we Tly around don'T we? We see Marie Douglas The hearT breaker dining wiTh Bob .Hargis, The Big ShoT aT Agnew, California. Then on To Michigan-Josephine Barca sure knows her onions-here she is wiTh a SI0,000 a year iob-drawing bugs Tor Mr. Hichborn, or should I say she knows her bugs? Well now isn'T ThaT The Typical Irish Tor you? Look aT John Dowd-boy, he's goT his Irish up. Poor Manuel CasTro-how he haTed Typing and There he is- Typing away on The adverTising sTaTT oT The Times. ThaT isn'T Wyonne Ellis is iT? Yassum, iT's she all righT and presidenT oT The Y. W. C. A. Gee, who'd guess Loyola Enos had a yen Tor TooTbaII? Ev,idenTIy she has because she's hiTTing The high x spoTs wiTh Le Roy HiaTT, The famous TooTball player. Mario Boskovich likes his new TiTle- CounT De Le Mario-and his Tind. ArThur Mann -by The by-Tamous Harvard HisTory proTessor. I didn'T know he liked hisTory, did you? jHe doesn'T-jusT his honey's hisTory.j Oh boy-Augua CalienTe This Time. Oh help -here comes JeanneTTe Briggs, whiz bang moTorcycle racer. GeT ouT oT her way. Then comes Hazel McClinTock Taking JeanneTTe's pic- Ture, and gee would you look aT ThaT Thomas HiaTT giving her The eye. LeT's go To Hollywood now. HoTcha-look aT Those beauTiTul-why There's Eleanor Silva- Maxine Johnson-The Paris buyers Tor Famous STars. Joan GruiT, Blond Hair SpecialisT, BeTh Nelson, The CosmeToIogis+, oh yes, and HarrieT MoulTon, The inTerior decoraTor who's doing Will Rogers' new home. Barbara Jane Baker, surely knows her laughs when iT comes To comedy. Naomi Weddle isn'T having any Trouble capTur- ing Joe Williams is she. NoT muchl Oh-why There's Nina Mae PickeTT, The baThing beauTy who was awarded The Trip To Europe Tor her in- Telligence, and by jove good old RoberT Venegas seems To be Trying To enTice her. He's a con- TracTor you know. lOh, whaT you say?j Huphl Maybe hearTs. Lucille Johnson is surely clever. She makes all The sTars look beauTiTul wheTher They are or noT. Gloria Kasano is going places as a moTion picTure wriTer, and Madeline MaToza is Tollowing in her sTeps by being a scenario wriTer. AlberT Giannini, The AdverTiser and pub- liciTy manager Tor all The MoTion PicTure STudios, is seen Talking To Phyllis Hemmingsen, TalenTed sTar, wiTe of an acTor. They're boTh doing well. Now on To SacramenTo-Eleanor Fialho is The TirsT woman judge oT The courT There-by cracky! And Virginia La Marra is The only woman gov- ernor in The UniTed STaTes aT presenT. Mary FiTzgerald is running The SacramenTo Bee, and RoberT GriTTiThs is running her. Mary Jane Har- rison is The superinTendenT oT The nurses aT Sis- Ters HospiTal, and boy or boy-does she know her business? Marcella RaTTo-Oh me, oh my. she's gone To New York and is The SophisTicaTed Lady of Broadway. Imagine Marcella being sophisTicaTed and also being The wiTe oT Marcus Guard, our Tormer STudenT Body presidenT. rich- esT man in The UniTed STaTes. Lucille Gonsalves is our STaTe Tennis sTar now, and Barbara Moor- head is going in Tor opera. By The way, did you hear abouT Viola Rockwell? Her uncle died and leTT her a planT which is called Hair ManuTuc- Turer- Tor Bald People. ThaT's as Tunny as whaT T173 was leTT To Tony Rose in a will-a circus oT Trained Fleas! Gosh, isn'T ThaT a kick! Delberl' Silva is TooTball coach Tor The Junior College, and lda Fernandes is secreTary To The Governor. Now To San Francisco. ChesTer Burns is Mayor There and doing well. Oh, I almosT TorgoT-he's married To Regina Haney now. I'II beT she makes a swell secreTary-she had plenTy oT pracTice aT High School. KaTsumi Fujii is The race Track owner aT TanToran, and Teresa BaTTaglia The Golden GaTe Park publiciTy adverTiser. lone Goodrich-remember she used To be ediTor oT our year book-well, she's a Tamous Tloral de- signer now Tor her husband. And Louise Plummer is a Tamous aviaTrix and gives college boys Tree rides in The ozone. Hiroshi Maseba is in The poul- Try business, and Joe Orlando is The new STand- ard Oil presidenT. Here comes DoroThy Rimple -whaT is she doing? Ask Ed. Jernigan. Manuel Teixeira is a prize TighTer. Audrey STuarT-whaT did you say? You mean she has charge oT The whole STaTe's Telephone Companies? HaTs OTT To you Audrey? AnTone ValenTe has jusT com- pleTed his case on ThaT poor lady who was hurT so badly in The accidenT The oTher nighT. He is classed as The mosT brillianT docTor OT his Time. ThaT's Jean Woods, his marvelous Ii++Ie nurse. AlberT LecaT is TighTing successfully Tor The re- lease of his clienT, Danabe Sereano, who used The wrong Toreign language To Woodrow Nara, CusToms lnspecTor. Sumiko Takeda was judged The besT musician in New York CiTy. William Verzi-oh, you'll laugh-he sells ice boxes To Eskimos. And Gwen Brown sells Tur coaTs To The people in ATrica. Oh, and I TorgoT To menTion darling RuTh O'Neil. She is married To her Bill now and They make a grand pair. Now leT's go back To our home Town, SanTa Clara. Well, I'Il be darned! KaThryn Burrel, prin- cipal oT S.C.iH.S.: Eleanor HollingworTh, ciTy librarian: MilTon Ouadros, superior judge: Maxine CulberTson, dancing Teacher: and William Mira- monTez, The posTmasTer. Oh, yes, There's Harold BasTian, The counTy audiTor: Gordon Collins, police judge: Charles Ellis. income Tax collecTor. Did you hear ThaT CurTis Sykes was giving a piano reciTal in BalTimore TonighT? Eugene Berry is going places wiTh his new racing car. Well, Au revoir, mon amis-our journey is ended, we've visiTed all our old class and Tound ThaT liTe has dealT genTly wiTh Them. Sail on, oh ye whiTe ship oT Hope, sail on To The harbor oT resT in The by and by. Carry The Senior Class along The Golden Shores oT Success, Happiness, and Peace. Then like a magic dream in The nighT -genTly Take your TlighT. AS WE KNOW THEM Alma Helzer Woodrow Nara Richard Snyder Joe Williams Bill Ware James Urbani Mario Boskovich Stanley Prows Le Roy Hiatt Dan Sereano Virginia Dixon Thomas Hiatt Arlon Shannon Antone Valente Delbert Silva Curtis Sykes Eleanor Hollingsworth Hatbld Bastian Charles Ellis Eugene Berry Katherine Burrel Maxine Culbertson Milton Quadros William Miramontez Louise Plummer Jeannette Briggs Katsum Fujii Merle Blondin Mary Pizzo Josephine Barca Robert Hargis Madeline Matoza ,Albert Lecat james Traina Manuel Teixeira Madeline Scranton Constance Grove Ruth Walton Barbara jane Baker William Winans Clarence Andrade Ruth O'Neil Helen Brown Claire Cronin Marie Douglas Virginia La Marra Marcella Ratto V John Dowd Marie Bennett Ray Avery Teresa Battaglia Helen Ellenberger Mary Samarano Marcus Guard Regina Haney Virginia Allen SENIOR I-IOROSCOPE NOTED FOR Laughing Smoothness Going with Dot Big feet Chasing girls Curly hair Speeches Flat feet Blond hair Ladie ' favorite Being tiny Baseball Dancing His line Physics Curly hair Funny laugh His tiny nose His talking His figure Flirtations Her singing His suspenders His eyes College boys Singing Noise Liking all gals th Famous laugh Writing notes Flirting Pretty looks Fooling around Looking superior Teasing Dancing Her beauty Her eyes Curly hair His smile Big mouth Studying Liking L Her modeling B. F.'s Smiles Athletics Shark Behaving Being a romeo Ping pong Her smile Size Talking in class Knowing history? Her modesty 2 Same 490 EXPECTATION Housewife for Jake Flying bath tub Banker Baseball coach To see the world jazz orchestra leader Aviation pilot Lumber man President of U. S. Make money Stenographer Aviator Dancer Track walker Athletic Director Biologist Dressmaker Comedienne Big shot Bank president Housewifey Danseuse Lawyer Doctor Nun Wifie Flyer Dramatics To be a sailor A nurse Electrician Commercial work Hard to tell Professor Actor Singer Secretary I Dressmaker Preacher's wife Civil lawyer Hard tellin' Bill Haver Florist decorator Actress A wife To be heard To stay single Surgeon Bud's wife A crooner Pearl diver Great lady Saxophonist President of U. S. Wife of A. Castro Great actress U81 DESCRIPTION Snazzy Okedoke Tall and handsome Fast Good kid Goes out lots Full of ned Tantalizing Taller than? Hotcha Oh lady be good Swell Fast Athletic Husky Tall and handsome Snozzola Tantalizing Big mouth Baby face Wicked eyes Darling girl Comical Digniflied Cute Very lovely Brilliant Chatterbox Nutty Stoogc More fun Quiet Romeo Flirt Not had Painted doll Piquant Sweet. not simple Pretty Marvelous personality Hot air Short-nfsweet Exotic Sweetmfshy Sophisticated Coquette Iollv Cauliflower ears Short and cute Tall and dark Brilliant Sweet and lovely Skinny Cute Knows her stuff Adorable FAVORITE SLANG WORDS jumpin' Jehosofat Phooie on youie Gee whillikens Oh my soul and body I'll knock the daylight Ollt of ya I clon't care a rap Go jump in the lake Tetched in the head By cracky Knock me for a rollin' pin Ain't he the berries Strike me pink You dumb bunnv Horsefeathers Let me guess After all! Tetched in the head Whaddya mean? Sez you? Sufferin' crickets Chicken on a hike Oh, my dear Go home! You idjit Arf, arf, foul ball Wanna buy a duck? Cat's pyiamas For crying out loud Aw forget it Pull my brother in law's leg Ok toots! Fiddlesticks Whaddya mean? Sweetheart Shut my mouth Hey punchy Knock me down Glory be Sweet pertootie For cryin' out loud You crazy galoot Applesauce Is that so? And how Oh balogna Oh not in front of Googoo Blow me down Holy smithereens Papa's little dicky bird Coon! I dun't give a whoop Dryupandblowaway Crimony bed bugs Beetle nuts to you my friend You old huzzard Squirrel face -r AS WE KNOW THEM Audrey Stuart George Dempsey Ione Goodrich Loyola Enos Viola Rockwell Manuel Castro Eleanor Fialho Helen Immel Chester Burns Milton Bruce Sumiko Takeda Mary Walsh' Mayme Devich Wyonne Ellis Robert Venegas Nina Mae Pickett Albert Giannini james Vizzusi Joe Shoemaker Yaeko Ono Dolores Caro Maryellen Rubottom Marie Carr Lucille Johnson Gwen Brown Lawrence Cambra Ida Fernandes Albert George Hiroshi Maseba Joe Ferreira Lucille Gonsalves Gloria Kasano Barbara Moorhead Robert Griffiths Beth Nelson Tony Rose Patricia Townsend Isabel Trigueira joan Gruit Alice Higuchi Mary Fitzgerald Harold Toussint Opal Nickell Harriet Moulton Eleanor Silva Mary Jane Harrison joe Orlando Edward Nevis La Verna Platt Leanore Quieto Dorothy Rimple Alex Gauger Naomi Weddle ,lean Woods William Verzi james Gomez Phyllis Hemmingsen SENIOR I-IOROSCOPE NOTED FOR Cuteness Cutting up Editor of Tocsin Not being conceited Attractiveness Shorter than? Being reserved Those eyes Outstanding Big feet Grades Athletics Her laugh Shorthand Writing poetry Editor of paper Debating Yodeling Poke face Good nature Curly locks Poetry Temper B. F. stealia' Singing Patent leather hair Looking for beau Those eyes Cutting up Football Her wit Brilliancy Dimples We'll never tell Dale McVay Being skinny Being funny Canning pears Blond hair Quietness Personality Dreamy look Brains Smiles Raven locks Her remarks Wise cracks His walk Figure Talking to boys Shorthand Studying Yelling Talking in class Being funny Chasing girls Noon hour dates 49 O EXPECTATION Artist Lawyer Florist's wife Be a Mrs. Nurse Bookkeeper Ask Alfred Ask Ray Pharmacist Oil line contractor Journalist Teacher Singer Mrs. Astor's secret Painter Teacher Lawyer Athletic coach Salesman Pianist Hair dresser Actress Get married Artist model Ask Don Eminent doctor Stenographer Minister To be a stooge Tall man To be married To win greatness Gym teacher Undertaker I. W. W. Unknown Stay single To be loved Aviatrix Be original School teacher Grrrrrrrrrrr O ary To reform crabby teachers Home economics Fashion stylist President's wife Radio wizard Maiden's prayer Marry Bill Pianist Be a darling wife On brain trust Inventor Guess Sheep herder Detective Who knows? ' E191 DESCRIPTION Good looking Curly hair Oh those eyes Sweet Oh la la Cauliflower ears Smiling Good physique Brunette Not had Good natured So cute Thin Darling Bright Petite Oh those eyes Fast Sweet Poetic Saucy Adorable Lots of fun Snazzy Dreamy Popular? Those eyes Very good looking Handsome Patent leather hair Petite Sweet Sophisticated Not bad Slim Remote Attractive Brunette A flirt Nice Good dancer Handsome Pert Sweet Pretty Plump Elegant Not bad Slim Butterfly Darling Reserve Witty Fashion plate Smart boy Funny Blonde ,-,W ,,-, FAVORITE SLANG WORDS Go jump in the mud Hi butch Minnie ha'ha! Ya lug You nasty man Dumb Dora Go jump in the lake You're crazy Aw rats Dumb cluck You goose Oh son of a sea cook Phooey Aw Christopher Columbus Ly over to catch meddler Aw fruit I'll ring your ears Okmnxs Oh my is ar ecking Oh me Is that so? Who's boss? Says you Oh my sainted aunt Oh chicken By gum Aw shoot Cut the comedy So what? Aw rats And how Cat's whiskers Deawy me Strike me pink Oh Lady Godiva I'll knock a slat thru' vou Oh mister Hi chicken All the time you make me laugh You said it You nit wit Ol' battleax I'm boss! Don't ever do that Banana oil You dumb egg Poor dimwijdy Ah fruit Aw nerts Cat's meow You drive me buggy Ya bald faced owl Ras-baftaz Aw-wa Oh you heel I'll slap you to sleep What do you think? .-vial . 'f ' if 1 1.1-I 1 li rl wi The Junior Class or NINETEEN ruirarvsix 49 0 9' OFFICERS Presidenr , , , , , ,Tom Kelly Vice-Presidenr, , ,Y,,, , Arrhur Benevich Secrorary-Treasurer Virginia Whidden Boys, COUNCIL Vvfvir Gus l-lollman Ward Vodden Girls' Council, 7, , Mary Ellen Slavens Boys' Alhleric Manager ,,,,,Y,,,,, Tony Porlal Girls' Aihleric Manager , , Rosie Kasano Sergeani-ar-arms ,,,, Y, Leon Chaney fiom Kelly Siudenr Council , , Lvirginia Whidden U03 P. Conrrary io The cusrom of Jrhe pasr, rhe Junior class ol 1934-35 did nor hold a mid-lerm elece lion, malcing il necessary for lhe same ollicers To olficiare in rheir respecrive posirions. The Junior class play, Rela+ively Speaking, was rhe mosr successful class play for several years, borh enrerlainingly and financially. The surplus money will be used for siage equipmenr as a gill ro The school by ihe junior class ol I935. A semi-formal iunior-senior prom was given in rhe school gymnasium by Jrhe iuniors lor The gradualing class of '35, which proved io be a decided success The iunior class advisors are Miss Jollyman, Miss Gavin, Miss Wilrz, and Mr. Moore. of fhe school. Many oufsfanding members of fwfr? The Sophomore Class or NINETEEN rHii2rY-sEvEN 65 49 0 Alfhouqh fhe acfivifies of fhe Sophomore class ifself have been few fhis year, Sophomores have been quife acfive in afhlefics and club acfivifies fhe foofball, baseball, and baslcefball feams have come from fhis class. The class is equally well represenfed in school work as is wifnessed by fhe facf fhaf fhe honor rafings published in fhe school paper confain many sophomore names near fhe fop of fhe lisf. A baslcefball game played wifh fhe iuniors in April was losf affer a hard fouqhf baffle. Officers were nof elecfed in February as fhey have been in previous years, buf fhose holding offices af fhaf fime confinued in fhe same capa- cifies. E The officers are Presidenf , ,, ,,s, , ,,,Kennefh Allen' Vice-presidenf ,, , Lela Becker Secrefary ,H , ,Emma Shane Sergeanf-af-arms , , Bill Dawson Yell Leaders ,,,, ,,,,,, , , ,Milce Marfin Boys' Afhlefic Manager, Girls' Afhlefic Manager Keifh Bowman Isabel Cachopo Th F I'-1 schools were all in one room TogeTher. Elecfions e were held The following week To selecT The of- OF NINETEEN Tl-IIRTY-EIGI-lT 49 45? 45? The Freshman class had a raTher inacTive year, noT doing much more Than aTTending The Fresh- man Recepfion given in Their honor by The STudenT Body aT The beginning of The year. The recepTion was held in The gym and was enjoyed by every one ThaT aTTended, including The fresh- men who were iniTiaTed inTo The ranlcs of SanTa Clara il-ligh school in a dignified and cere- monious manner lor oTherwisel. The nominaTion of class officers was held aT The beginning of The TirsT semesfer wiTh The class divided so ThaT freshmen coming from cerTain 22 ficers. 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A 4 4 . .1 .1., -.- - -,II 14, 5-I .. , . ---fllfa f- ' -'- -5 '-. 7 If. .mf fi , if 1- Rohde Venegas Allen Long Shane Burns Cesena Kelley Young Chew Haney Walsh Guard Whidden Pickett Ratto 49 0 49 This year under lhe alsle leadership ol Marcus Guard, presidenl, lhe Sludenl Body has pul on various programs successlully, among lhem lhe Freshmen Receplion, Rally Dance, Sludenl Body Dinner lor Foolball Players, Annual Combined Jinx, and lhe Variely Show. The money made lrom lhe Variely Show will go lowarcl gelling a new radio lor lhe school. The Sludenl Body in addilion lo pulling on allairs, decided, wilh lhe help ol lhe Council, lo have Sludenl Body pins in lhe lulure-all sludenls excepl lreshmen be- ing allowed lo purchase one. Bracelels may be purchased by lhose sludenls prelerring lhem lo pins. Under lhe new conslilulion adopled lasl year, lhe righl was given lo lhe Council lo deal wilh all minor mallers in lhe lollowing years. For lhe lirsl lime in lhree years sludenls were permilled lo bring guesls lo school dances and school lunclions provided lhey wenl lhrough lhe correcl procedure lo oblain lhem. As a lolcen ol apprecialion, pins were pre- senled lo'Marcus Guard, presidenl, and Regina T233 l-laney, secrelary, lor lheir able work during lhe pasl year. Sludenls holding ollices al lhe close ol lhe year are as lollows: ....,...,Marcus Guard Presidenl ,e,,....A,.e,,.. Secrela ry ...,,,.,,,.,. ..,..,,,Regina l-laney Vice-Presidenl .,,,,s.s Treasurer ......,,..,...s,. Debale Manager .....c,,...s ....s..Alberl George ......,Chesler Burns ,.....,........John Long Girls' Alhlelic Manager ...,.,,Y,,,,,s,, Marcella Rallo Boys' Alhlelic Manager, s,,Roloerl Venegas Girls' League Presidenl ,,,,,4ss,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rulh O'Neil MCDIS Uf'IlOI'1 Presidenl ..,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,, V iclal Cesena Tocsin Edilor ,,,,.,..,,,,..,,.,,,, ..,,.,,,,V.. l one Goodrich l-li Times Edilor ,..ss,.,.,.eo Yell Leader ....,,,,,,,,, Senior Presidenl .Y..,,.,, ,,..,..,,,Nina Mae Piclaell ...,......Slanis Rohde .......BiIl Winans Senior Secrelary ,,,.,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, M ary Walsh Junior Presidenl ....s,s,, ss,,,.,,,,,,s T Om Kelly Junior Secrelary ,,.,,,.,..,,,,,,.,,,.,Y, Virginia Whidclen Sophomore Presidenl ,,,,,,, ,,,,, Sophomore Secrelary ..., Freshman Presidenl ,..,,,.,,,, Freshman Secrela ry ,.,s,...,, ,,,...sKennelh Allen ...s,,.,Emma Shane ,,.,,,Wesley Young ,.s...,Edna Chew Becker Danielson Briggs cle Bar Price Jackson xg Snyder V Slavens O'Neil Allen Mack Townse d GIRLS' LEAGUE 0 49 49 One of fhe largesf and mosf acfive organiza- fions af fhe Sanfa Clara l-ligh School, fhe Girls' League, complefe-d again anofher very success- ful year. Under fhe able guidance of Miss Price, club advisor, many inferesfing and profifable proiecfs were underfalcen by fhe League in ifs efforf fo raise fhe sfandards of fhe school and also fo malce if a more enjoyable place in which fo work. A parfy fo welcome fhe new freshmen girls, under fhe heading of Kandy Kid Kapers, was given on Sepfember 20. H' proved fo be one of fhe mosf successful doings of fhe League. A fashion show was presenfed in fhe fall. On Ocfober 20, Rufh O'Neil, Virginia Allen, and Miss Price- affended fhe convenfion of fhe Bay Eederafion of fhe Girls' League af Sfoclcfon. Friday noon, November 23, fhe League spon- sored a can dance, and 308 cans of food were obfained fo be disfribufed fo fhe needy families. The annual Big and Liffle Sisfer Luncheon was held on February I4. The evenf proved success- ful wifh over I25 girls and faculfy members af- fending. On May 8, fhe Mofhers' Tea was given which was one of fhe loveliesf evenfs of fhe year. EI Officers of fhe Girls' League were: Presidenf ,,....,,,,,,,, LL,,,, R ufh O'Neil Vice-Presidenf s,,, .. L ,.,,,,A, Virginia Allen Secrefary , ,L,,,,, ,.,,, Irene de Bar Song Leader ,,u,.,L,,.,..,,,,,........., Kay Mack Represenfafives af large: Jeaneffe Briggs, Evelyn Danielson, and Barbara Snyder. Class Represenfafives: Pafricia Townsend, Mary Ellen Slavens, Lela Becker, and Geraldine Jaclcson. , , Vodden Snyder Pereira Tremaine Giannini Boskovich Cesena Benevich Guard lVlElNl'S UN l GN 49 G' 49 The Men's Union has fhis year concenfrafed ifs energies on raising money for fhe injury fund. lf has succeeded well in ifs efforfs. The annual dance. held in December, 'rhough governed by sfudenf body law in regard fo use of guesf cards, was limifed fo couples only. A large number of sfudenfs affending, fhe dance proved fo be a success financially as well as socially. Marcus Guard officiafed as masfer of ceremonies. The second evenf of fhe year was fhe annual Boys' Jinx held in February, which drew a large crowd who indeed received fheir money's worfh. The enferfainmenf was provided by members of fhe boys' physical educafion classes. The proceeds from bofh of fhese affairs were used fo pay expenses incurred by iniury of our afhlefes. I 25 The officers of fhe Men's Union are: Presidenf ,. , Vidal Cesena Vice-presidenf . . ,,,, , ,Luke Boslcovich Secrefary . Arfhur Benevich , HICK DAY l-liclc day fhis year was a gay affair, and much originalify of cosfume was displayed. During fhe lengfhened noon hour a hiclc dance was held in fhe gym, fhe feafure of which was a grand march when fhe Hhiclciesf hiclcs were chosen. As prizes for fhe mosf original cosfumes, fwo boxes of candy were awarded by fhe sfudenf body. The winners were Joan Gruif and Clyde Whifmire. A special hiclq edifion of fhe l-li Times was issued. Clements Chew Kelly Brainerd Kelso Walsh Haney Ratto Ogata Snyder Goodrich Giannini Rice Rice Pickett C9 Q7 49 Under The guidance of Mr. Brainerd, TaculTy advisor, and The whole-hearTed supporT oT The sTaTT, The hopes and ambiTions oT iTs ediTor, lone Goodrich, were Tuliilled. The early Caliiornia Mission Theme was eT- TecTively carried ouT in The arT work by Mabel ClemenTs and her assisTanT, DoroThy Pearson. Some oT The new and addiTional TeaTures oi This year's publicaTion are The gold wash used on The cover and The eTTecTive acTion picTures oT senior block leTTer men. AT one oT The several meeTings oT The sTaTT held during The year, a represenTaTive of The Graphic ArTs Company oT Berkeley gave a very inTeresTing and worThwhile Talk on The more modern Trends in The general make-up oT school annuals. The sTaTT, beneTiTTing Trom The illusTra- Tions and comparisons shown, chose The aTTrac- Tive cover which is used on This volume. AlberT Giannini, The manager, and his assisT- anT, Richard Snyder, are To be commended Tor Their eTTorTs To make our year book a success Tinancially. The ToTal adverTising space soliciTed This year exceeds by more Than sevenTy dollars The sum collecTed lasT year. ExTending Their graTiTude To The Tollowing Tor Their cooperaTion: Bersano's STudios, The Graphic ArTs Company, The SanTa Clara Journal, and To Mr. Brainerd, The sTaTT Teels iusTly proud oT This year's Tocsin. Members oT The sTaTT are: ,lone Goodrich 'ElizabeTh Rice Tamaki OgaTa EdiTor ,,,,, , , ,,.,,, ,,..,,,,, ,,,., , A . AsssiTanT EdiTors ,,,,,,,, , , . AlberT Giannini Manager , AssisTanT Manager ..,.i...,,....,. Richard Snyder f'xrT EdiTor,,, .,,, ,, .,,,,,.,.. AssisTanT ArT EdiTor .,,r. ,,,... Boys' SporTs EdiTor .,..i.,...... Snap EdiTor ...,.,.s,,,, Club EdiTor ,.,,,.,.,, .,,,.,.,..,,,,,s,,,..., Senior RepresenTaTive .,.,,,.. Girls' SporTs EdiTor ,,.,,, , .,,, . Mabel ClemenTs ,DoroThy Pearson .....s.Thomas Kelly Marcella RaTTo s,..,Regina Haney Mary Walsh Nina Mae PickeTT Junior RepresenTaTive ...,,.,,..,,,,.,.. Agnes Rice Sophomore 'RepresenTaTive ...,,, Franklin Kelso Freshman RepresenTaTive ...,,,r,,,,. Edna Chew FaculTy Advisor .,,i,.. ...,.,,i....,..... M r. Brainerd E263 Schalbert Clampitt Lynn Uriell Freitas Scanlan Downie Whitmire Sanders Giannini Aberle T Darby Vizzusi Ogata Culbertson McKinney Pickett Rice Caro Pizzo 0 O O M.,,,c,Nina Mae Pickell Ediior ,,.,,,,, , The l-li Times, under ihe capable guidance of Miss Uriell, iacully advisor, and The edilor. Nina Mae Picke'H, has compleled one of iis mosl ac- 'rive and successful years. Lack of suiiicienl funds made if necessary 'ro publish if bi-weekly. The l-lick and Alumni edilions were lhe Jrwo special edilions for rhis year, published on April 4 and May 2, respeciively. The l-lick edilion was excepiionally enieriain- ing, for wilh The co-operalion of lhe Journalism class and a few oulsiders, ihe whole paper was prinied in l-lick lingo wirh a green background. A cui was pui ,in 'rhe fronl page wilh many small- er culs leaiuring differenl ideas placed Through- oul' 'rhe paper. Sireamers, culs, piclures, and banners were used in favorable publicily io supporr ihe numer- ous acl'ivi+ies of lhe school. T273 Assisranl Edilor .,,,,Y.. . Edilorials ,ee.,.., Exchanges s,s,,, Boys' Sporis ,,s..,. Girls' Sporls ...,.. Slafl Carloonisl Manager ...,..... Advisor ,,,.,,. .,s.,,,Tamaki Ogala c,v,.,.LiIlian Peacock Vilabelle McKinney a,.,,,,,James Vizzusi .c,..,.Mary Pizzo e,,V.....Byrd Lynn ..s,..,Agnes Rice .v..a,,.Vida Uriell 49 The reporiers are: Alberi Giannini, Donald Darby. Dick Scanlon, Bill Clampili, Billy Freilas Ed. Schalberl, Clyde Whiimire, George Duffy Delores Caro, Frank Sanders, Maxine Culberison Frank Downie, and Jack Aberle. A L28 To -BQY5' FQRUM LQH-LIBRARIANS F9 S d Righf-JAZZ ORCHESTRA econ W4 Bo++om-OFFICERS GIRLS' COMMERCIAL CLUB ATHLETIC ASSN. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club, organized under The leadership of Mr. Michaelson in OcTober, I929, has compleTed iTs sixrh year as an acTive club in SanTa Clara High School. The purpose oT The club being To promoTe in- TeresT in and knowledge oT commercial proce- dure, a number oT speakers, prominenT business men, were heard in The bi-weekly meeTings-in- cluding Mr. MarTin Murphy, criminal lawyer: Mr. BosTrom, represenTaTive oT The Monroe Calcu- laTing Machine Co.: Mr. Brooks, assisTanT rnan- ager oT The American TheaTer: Mr. Roy Emerson, SanTa Clara CounTy Tax collecTor: Dr. SoTzin, oT San Jose STaTe Teachers College: Mr. L. A. Phillips, manager OT Heald's Business College: Mr. John D. Crumrney, presidenT oT Food Ma- chinery CorporaTion in San Jose. An alumnus member, Bill RuboTTom, Told oT his Trip To China lasT summer: and Two sTudenT speakers, Lucy CasTro and BeaTrice MicoTTi, spoke on liTe in Hawaii and Mexico, respecTively. AcTiviTies oT The year included a visiT To The counTy jail, a Toy Dance Tor The beneTiT oT needy children, a drive Tor magazines To be disTribuTed aT The counTy poor Tarm and boys' deTenTion home. A mid-year iniTiaTion was held aT Lion's Den in addiTion To The regular iniTiaTion held in OcTober in The LiTTle TheaTre. Climaxing a busy year, The club members en- ioyed Their annual picnic aT Almaden in June. OTTicers Tor The year: FirsT semesTer- PresidenT ,....,............. .......YY...... V irginia Allen Vice-PresidenT ......s.. ........................ B yrd Lynn .,...,,.Phyllis Hemmingsen SecreTa ry .....s........ ReporTer .....,.......,,.... ................., A gnes Rice Second semesTer- ' ........... Franklin Kelso ..,......Philip SylvesTer ......,.Laverna PlaTT PresidenT .........,......... Vice-presidenT ...,..... SecreTa ry .....,,...... Re-porTer ...............................ss......s.. Agnes Rice O1.l1,. G. A. A. The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion proved To be very acTive ThroughouT The enTire school year. lTs membership includes every girl in high school who has earned poinTs ,in sporTs. The G. A. A. is also a member oT The Girls' Peninsular AThleTic League. The G.A.A. sponsored a SporT Dance on November l6. The gym was decoraTed wiTh pen- nanTs oT many diTTerenT colleges oT The UniTed STaTes. ATTracTive bids and programs compleTed The gay aTTair. T291 RepresenTaTives OT The G.A.A. aTTencled Three meeTings oT The G. P. A. L. held during The year, a SporTs Day aT UniversiTy OT Cali- Tornia on March 9, Field Day on April ll, was aTTended by over l5O SanTa Clara girls. The oTTicers were hosTesses To Their moThers aT a dinner on April 30, under The supervision oT Miss STeinharT. The second annual sporTs banqueT was held on May ZI in The caTeTeria. Blocks were awarded and speeches on various sporTs given by man- agers. Major sporTs were baskeTball, speedball, vol- leyball, baseball, and Tennis. However, badmin- Ton, a new sporT was held IaTe in The spring. Over 45 girls Turned ouT. i Girls who served as oTTicers during The school year were: Marcella RaTTo, PresidenT Emma Shane, Vice-PresidenT PaTricia Townsend, SecreTary-Treasurer SporT Managers: Alma Helzer, baskeTball Mary Pizzo, speedball Alice Higuchi, volleyball Teresa BaTTaglia, Tennis Alice Mae GunTher, baseball ' BOYS' FORUM January oT This year saw The beginning oT an acTive socieTy in This school, The Boys' Forum. Under The able advisorship oT Mr. Brainerd The group has enioyed an evenTTul season oT varied acTiviTies including a TirsT annual picnic, iniTia- Tion, week-end camping Trip, and dinner and TheaTer parTies. ln addiTion To numerous debaTes beTween members aT meeTings, The club also parTicipaTed in inTer-school debaTes. The purpose oT The club is To promoTe good ciTizenship, aside Trom being a group inTeresTed in social aTTairs. The oTTicers oT The club are: PresidenT, Franklin Kelso: Vice-PresidenT, John Long: SecreTary- Treasurer, PeTer Gauder: SergeanT-aT-arms, Ames Elmer: Chairman oT Programs, KenneTh Allen: ReporTers, Jack Aberle and Bill l:reiTas. STUDENT LIBRARIA-NS FirsT Period ....................................,... Claire Cronin Second Period .:..... .............. M ary L. Perry Third Period ........., .,,.... H elen Ellenberger FourTh Period ..,...::.... W ......,. Vermoyne Holcomb FiTTh Period ..:....................s.............. Yvonne Winn SixTh Period .... , ..............,,............ ........ R osie Bucher FaculTy Librarian, Miss Reed iso Top- Leff-ROAD SHOW JUNIOR PLAY CAST gem, and Mgm- gecondd HICK DAY SNAPS SENIOR PLAY CAST Bo++om-ROAD SHOW DRAIVIATICS DEPARTMENT 65 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The success oT The Junior Class play, Rela- Tively Speaking, was made possible by The splendid coaching of Mr. RoberT Moore, drama Teacher, and a TaIenTed, hard-working casT. RelaTively Speaking was a Three-acT comedy oT Tamily liTe by Tom TaggarT. IT dealT wiTh Two Tamilies, namely, The Johnsons, middle class grocery owners, and The LeverworTh, rich rela- Tives, chain sTore owners. The Trials and Tribula- Tions oT all concerned lenT much comedy To The play and was enjoyed by a large responsive audi- ence. The play was cleverly acTed. especially Those biTs requiring characTer porTrayal. Music was Turnished beTween The acTs by The school orchesTra under The direcTion oT Mr. Wesley I-Tarmon, music direcTor. STage proper- Ties were Turnished Through The courTesy oT Mrs. I-I. V. KiTer, Mrs. Lulu Trembly, Mrs. J. I. Tre- maine. Paper hanging Tor The seT was donaTed by PeTer Rohde and Sons, SanTa Clara. ApproximaTely sixTy-Three dollars proTiT was made, The proceeds going To The Junior Class Tor Their diTTerenT acTiviTies. CAST Mrs. TTlaTTie Johnson, head oT her home ..,..,,,.,.. Vermoyne Holcomb Fred, her son .,,..,.,,.,,..,. , .,..,,..c,,..... MilTon Quadros Asia, her colored servanT..i ,.,,..,.,.,,. EIizabeTh Rice Will Johnson, I-laTTie's husband .,,.., PeTer Gauder Lois, Their daughTer ......,.s...,s,..,.,,. Marie Andrade Dick Campbell, her boy Triend s..A..,... RoberT Rurh Liz WesT, Fred's girl .s,..,.,,,....,.s,..., Yvonne Cabral Samuel LeverworTh, a rich man ,..,s. Charles MarTin Rena LeverworTh, his wiTe, I-laTTie's sisTer c,,.,..... ,s,..,..,..,..,Melva SanTos Arline, Their daughTer ,...,.,,,,,...,,..,,,,,,.,,. Joan 6ruiT Ralph, Their son ..,,c,,..,,,....,,.,..,.......,.,,.,,, Byrd Lynn Lloyd BlodgeTT, a business man .,.,....,.,. John Long MECHANICAL STAFF Business Manager ....s..,..,.,.,............. Miss Jollyman STage Manager. .... STanis Rohde AssisTanT Manager ....., ,.,..,,,.. J oe Shoemaker STage Make-up ....... .,.s..... L ucille Johnson PrompTer .......... ......,.Wanda Tower 6? T311 Q? ' SENIOR PLAY NoThing BuT The TruTh, The senior play, a comedy in Three acTs by James MonTgomery, was successTully presenTed on May IO, I935, under The able direcTion oT Mr. Moore, drama- Tics and English insTrucTor. The pIoT cenTers around a young man called RoberT BenneTT, who aTTempTs To Tell noThing buT The TruTh Tor TwenTy-Tour hours in order To win a Sl0,000.00 wager. The siTuaTions arising Trom his eTTorTs To Tell The TruTh cause him pIen+y oT Trouble including almosT losing his girl Triend. I-Ie Tinally wins The money and is reconciled wiTh The. girl Triend. The casT is as Tollows: RoberT BenneTT .,s,,.... E. M. RalsTon .,ss. .....,.Richarol Snyder c,.,,....,ChesTer Burns Dick Donnelly ,....,.,,... AlberT Giannini Clarence Van Dusen .c,,. .,... M ilTon Bruce Bishop Doran ,.,s..,, ,... . ,.Merle !Blondin Gwendolyn RalsTon ss..V.s... ...c..,s,. V irginia Allen Mrs. E. M. RalsTon ,s.. ,...,,..., M arie Carr EThel Clark .,,....A, .,,.,..,..,,V..., C laire Cronin Mable Jackson ,,,,,.,,. Maryellen RuboTTom Sable Jackson ,,... ..c...,.. I-T elen Ellenberger MarTha ...s,.....S.s,...,s,,..s......,.,,,sY....,..., Alice I-'liguchi As The Tocsin goes To press, a Tormal an- nouncemenT has noT yeT been made as To whaT purpose The proceeds oT The play would be used, buT iT is believed ThaT as in previous years, iT will be given as a giTT Trom The senior class To The Charles W. Townsend Alumni Memorial Schol- arship Fund. N23 Top- Second- BOYS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Third-ORCHESTRA Bo++om-BAND MUSIC DEPARTMENT 49 COMBINED GLEE CLUBS The combined glee club has been Tairly acTive This year. The Club helped immensely To make The VarieTy Show a success: and The members also Took parT in The annual iChrisTmas program, singing many old ChrisTmas carols. The members OT The combined glee club are as Tollows: Boys' SecTion: I-Iarold BasTian, ArThur Bene- vich, Sal ConTe, William Couch, John I-Iurd, Byrd Lynn, Clyde GaIbraiTh, Frank Diani, Mike Alaria, Mario Pelario, RoberT RuTh, Frank Sand- ers, Jimmy Traina, Jimmy Vizzusi, William Ware, and Harvey VVorraI. Girls' SecTion: SanTina AndreoTTi, JeaneTTe Briggs, ETheI Brown, VioIeT Cabral, Zola ChaTTee, Edna Rimple, Edna Chew, MargareT Cronin, DoroThy FeIImeTh, MargareT I-lughes, Lucille Johnson, Kay Mack, Vivian More. MarTha Ramke. DoroThy Rimple, Doris RoberTs, Alice GunTher, Emma Nelson, Madeline ScranTon, Alma Sibona, Wanda Tower, Virginia Vlfhidden, Yvonne Winn, Edna Rimple, MargareT Chaney, Mabel Clem- enTs, Maxine Culberrson, Irene deBar, GerTrude DrenT, Mary Gurrola, Alma I-Ielzer, Alice Higu- chi, Rosie Kasano, Sally LaRocca, Marie Lauer, EsTher LuTher, Delores Maderas, I-larrieT Moul- Ton, Alice MoaTes, DoroThy MorTon, Isabel Munos, BeTh Nelson, Yaeko Ono, DoroThy Pear- son, Shirley Burgess, EIizabeTh Rice, Laverna PIaTT, JaneT Snively, VicToria Soares, Sumiko Takeda, Virginia Tomkin, Jean Van Dalsem, RuTh WaITon, and Glodine Wilks. .TO l 'JAZZ ORCHESTRA The Jazz OrchesTra has done much To make The school dances a success. The members play- ed Tor The Combined Jinx and The Junior and Senior dances. The Jazz OrchesTra also Took parT in The VarieTy Show. AT The dances held during The noon hour and aTTer school The members oT The Jazz OrchesTra conTribuTed Their services Tree of charge, Thus making The dances possible. I Names oT The orchesTra members are as Tol- ows: AlberT Giannini, CurTis Sykes, Edward Nevis, DeIberT Silva, AlberT George, Luke Boskovich, George EngsTrom, and I-IerberT Walden. O rss 6? BAND The band sTimulaTed school enThusiasm by playing aT The TooTbaII games This year. This was The TirsT year ThaT our band played aT The nighT baskeTbaII games. Members of The band are: Manuel Bernardo, Luke Boskovich, Tom Bowers, il-Ielen Bridgham, Leon Chaney, Virginia Dixon, Elmer Dreyer, Ames Elmer, Bob I-Iumphrey, Shige KishimoTo, Michael Mello, Benny Perry, Edwin SchalberT, Richard Snyder. Manuel Souza, Merle Souza, LinTon STebbins, Charles Sawabe. RoberT Tre- maine, I-IerberT Walden, William Wray, AITred Woods, George Weddell, ChesTer Johnson, Vic- Toria Soares, George EngsTrom, Neal Anderson, Marie Andrade, Lona Jean BenT, Mary Blondin, Shirley Burgess, Frank Downie, Claire ClemenTs, Charles Ellis, Annie Mae Gammel, AlberT George, Marcus Lundin, AITred Mello, EvereTT Miller, Edward Nevis, Delilah PayTon, Bill I-Ioy, Madeline ScranTon, DeIloerT Silva, Laverne Silva, Tony Rose, RoberT Taylor, James Urbani, EvereTT Vierra, RoberT WendT, Barbara Wilcox, Emery Woolley, RoberT Wing, lril Crowe, AlberT MalaTo, and DoroThy Rimple. . CRCHESTRA The orchesTra gave Their whole-hearTed sup- porT To The juniors and seniors when They pre- senTed Their respecTive plays. They also did Their share in making The VarieTy Show a success. Members oT The orchesTra are as Tollowsz Merle Blondin, Helen Bridgham, Shirley Burgess, Marie Carr, Leon Chaney, Virginia Dixon, Ger- Trude DrenT, Charles Ellis, Ames Elmer, Lorraine ForTh, Annie Mae Gammel, PeTer Gauder, AI- berT George, Lionel Gonzalves, Joan GruiT, Marcus Guard, Alive Mae GunTher, Bob I-lum- phrey, Irene LaTTranchi, Michael Mello, EvereTT Morrison, Edward Nevis, Carol Powers, Joe PriosTe, Leanore QuieTo, Viola Rockwell, Tony Rose, Madeline ScranTon, Wendelien Rudolph, DeIberT Silva. John Soares, VicToria Soares, Cur- Tiss Sykes, RoberT Taylor, Edwin Schalberr, James Urbani, I-IerberT Walden, and RoberT WendT. 7 7 7 7 7 Facully affecfion Friend ol all Black magic Any rnail7 Alhlelic slars Know her7 Chummy Times nexl year Oh! my l-lick friends Tennis or whal7 Sludenl presidenl elecl I loolc line. 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The Panfhers wenf fhrough fhe season winning fwo and fie- ing one fo win fhe championship. Season's Records: l-lollisfer O ,,,e.,,,,,e,,,,,.,,,,, Sanfa Clara O Cenferville l9,,. .,,,,,,,,,,, Sanfa Clara 6 San Jose I8 ,e,,.,,,..,,,,.,,,,, Sanfa Clara 6 Mounfain View 6 ,,...,,,c,,v Sanfa Clara I8 Fremonl' 7 ..,,,,.e.e,,,,,,,.,,,, Sanfa Clara I8 Los Gafos 7 .c,,.s..,,c,,Y,,.... Sanfa Clara 7 Before fhe Los Gafos game Joe Ferriera, sfellar guard, was elecfed capfain, wifh Delberf Silva, faclcle, co-capfain. Bofh of fhese boys played four years of foofballq and bofh played on fhe ninefeen-fhirfy-one championship squad. T351 being fhe only ones on fhis year's squad 'ro play on fwo championship Teams. I Only seven members of fhis year's feam will be absenf from nexf year's lineup due fo gradu- afion, and fhe oullook is brighf for anofher suc- cessful season on The gridirion, due fo fhe facf fhaf so many veferans are refurning. Coaches Elmer Leffy Johnson and Clarence Rip lvliller should be highly praised for fheir unfiring efforfs in moulding a feam of champion- ship calibre and in feaching fhe famous Nofre Dame Sysfem, which fhe Panfhers used fo suc- cess. The championship squad consisfed of: Ends, Benevich, Cesena, Da Valle, Andrade, Wray, Berry: fackles, Silva, J. Dowd, Benneff, T. Dowd Boslcovich: guards, Ferreira, Bowman, Elmer, Wendf, l-lelzerg cenfers, Verzi, l-lurd, Sanfosq halfbaclcs, Baldacci, G-riffifh, Sidensol, F. Fer- reira, Whifmire, Porfalq quarferbaclcs, Kelly lvlarfin: fullbaclcs, lvlaffos, Vodden. 53 ix Carreia Navarro Johnson Williams Kelly Vizzusi Becker Cook Cesena Benevich Baldacci Aberle 0 6? The Unlimiled baskelball Jream had a success- SEASON'S RECORD ful season, winning len of Ihe sevenleen games played. Allhough 'rhey were unable +o win Ihe league lille The Panlher varsily played heads up baskelball lhroughoul Ihe season. Wilh only 'Four velerans reporling Jrhis year, Coach Elmer Lel+y Johnson had Io hunl for a player To fill in from his recruils. Much credil musl be given l'o Coach Johson for his unliring eiforl in building 'rhis year's varsify squad info a srnoolh worlcing quinlel. Al' Jrhe close of 'Ihe season Vidal Cesena, cenler of 'rhe Ieam, was elecled caplain. Vidal has played 'rwo years for 'rhe Blue and Gold, and will be seen on 'rhe courl nexl' year playing his hard brand of baslrelball. This year's squad included: Forwards, Benevich, Carreia, Lynn, Baldacci, Cook: cenlers, Cesena, Kelly, J. Dowd: guards, Navarro, T. Dowd, Guard. and Williams. The Panlher slarling lineup usually was com- posed of: Forwards, Coolc and Baldacci: cenI'er, Cesenaq guards, Navarro, and Guard. E363 San Jose Slrale 34 ........ Sanla Nillo Club I I ................ Sanla Sanla Clara Erosh Zl .... Sanla Alumni IO ..,.,,,...,,.......... San'I'a San Jose High 26 ,,... Sanla Palo AIl'o I7 ..,.,,,,....,,..., Sanla 'Live Oalc 20 ....,,..........., Sanla Nillo Club 26 .aa......,,,..,. Sanla 'lvlounlain View 34 ,....,.. Sanla San Jose Slale 26 ........ Sanra 'Campbell I8 ..aa...a.......... Sanla Bellarmine II ................ Sania 'Los Gales I3 ...........,.... Sanla San Jose Tech. IO ........ Sanla 'Eremonl 22 .................... Sanla Bellarmine I7 ................ Sanla 'Live Oak 20 .................. Sanla 'League games. Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Vizzusi Young Johnson Taylor Rogers Vizzusi Wray Hoy Rudovich Portal Santos Paganelli Aberle 65 Thirly baskelrball had a somewhal' up and down season, winning eighl ol The lilleen games scheduled. One week The Team looked like champions hilrling The hoop from all angles, and The nexl week They looked disorganized and green. The 'rhirlies sfarled 'rhe season wi+h velerans from Iasl year's Ihirlies and Iwenlies, buf This did no+ seem To be of any help as They were smaller Than lhe average Iighlweighls. Coach Elmer Johnson labored hard lo make up in speed lor lack of heighl in his Team and much credil should be given him. A+ The close ol +he currenl season Milchell Radovich was elecled caplain by his Team males. Radovich previous- ly played Iwo years ol +wen+y baskelball as well as 'rwo years of lhirly baskelball. The lanky cen- 'rer will be back again nexl year lo don The suil of The Blue and Gold. The Thirly squad consisled ol: Forwards, Papanelli, Porlal, Powell, Taylor: cenlers, Rado- vich, I-Ioyg guards, Sanlos, Rogers, Wray, Siden- sol. The Thirlies usually slarled wilh Porlal, Paganelli, Raclovich, Sanlos, and Rogers on The courl. Many velerans will reporl back nexl year and a brighl fulure is expecled of Them. SEASONS RECORD 49 NiHo Club I4 ......,. Sanla Burbank 22 ...,u,,,..., Sanla San Jose I-Iigh 3 I .. Sanla Palo AI+o I9 cc,,,.,,,, Sanla Live Oak 2I. ,,,,. .. Sanla Nillo Club I6 ,,...,,, Sanla Mounlain View 24 Sanla Y. M. B. A. 33 ........ Sanla Campbell 25 ........ . Sanla Bellarmine I2 ........ Sanla Los Gales I3 ....... Sanla San Jose Tech. I7 ........ Sanla Eremonl I3 .................... Sanla Bellarmine 20 .........,...... Sanla Live Oak 20 .... Sanla Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara Clara K A .xs x NG! '-n R f nl.. Kelly Johnson Mattosl Silva Giannini Prows Hoy Martin ' Clampi Gomez v To UNLIMITED TRACK 49 UnlimiTed Traclc is preparing Tor a good season in which iT hopes To capTure The valley aThleTic TiTle in The middle OT May, aT which Time The valley meeT will be held aT Los GaTos. VeTerans Trom lasT years Team which placed records in The Big lvleeT will run again This year carrying The colors oT The Blue and The Gold. WiTh such veTerans as MaTTos and Kelly in The sprinTsg ClampiTT and Cesena in The weighT evenTs3 MaTTos, Kelly, Lynn, and lvlarTin in The Tield evenTs, The hopes oT SanTa Clara soar high. er T38l O As This arTicle is wriTTen, no meeTs have been held in which To acTually TesT The sTrengTh oT The Team in order To Tind new men wiTh which To Till The vacanT spoTs on The squad. Coach Johnson has loeen worlcing hard in developing his Track Team and much commenT is due in his Tavor Tor his earnesT endeavors. The unlimiTed Track Team is made up of: MaTTos, T. Kelly, Giannini, ClampiTT, Cesena, lvlarTin, l-loy, Prows, Lynn, J. Kelly, A. Mann, DuTTy, Chaney, J. lvlann, Elmer, BoTTini, and Dempsey. .J WM Geary Baldacci Martin Andrade Navarro Benevich Mattos Iohson Hargis Stenger Cantell Carreira Paganelli Hargis Hoy Iohson Wettach Sereano BASEBALL 6 Wilh a large TurnouT oT veTerans Trom lasT year's baseball Team, Coach Elmer Johson mould- ed his l935 varsiTy nine. WiTh The excepTion OT leTT and righT Tield, all posiTions were filled in by reTurning men. The old Timers, however, did noT seem To help The Team much as They have los+ Tour ouT oT seven games, and as This arTicle goes To press Campbell high school is The lasT opposing Team The PanTher VarsiTy plays on iTs l935 schedule. SEASONS SCORES O San Jose lO,, ,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,.. SanTa Clara 9 Live Oalc 3 r.,,,,., ,,,,,,,, . SanTa Clara I6 lVlounTain Vie SanTa Clara 7 FremonT 7 LL,LL,,L,,,L,,,L,,,L SanTa Clara I4 San Jose 6 ,, ,.,,L,..,, SanTa Clara 2 FremonT O s,,.,,,,L .,,LL,,L,, S anTa Clara 9 San Jose IO ,,L,,......,,,s.L, SanTa Clara 9 T591 49 AlThough This year's Team was noT acclaimed a success iT played a hard game oT ball and Taced Their opponenTs bravely, TighTing To The uTmosT To win. And wiTh many oT The boys re- Turning nexT year iT is hoped ThaT a champion- ship Team will be developed. Coach Johnson worlced hard in aTTempTing To assemble a winning combinaTion. Those who com- posed The Team were: CaTchers-Danabe and lvlarTin. PiTchers-l-largis, Baldacci, Carrea. lnTielders-l-loy, STe-nger, Benevich, Andrade, l-lurd, Canrell. OuTTielders-Vizzusi, l-largis, Johnson. and MaTTos. Top-l2O BASKETBALL Third-LIMITED TRACK Second-I IO BASKETBALL Boffom-BOYS' TENNIS T401 LIMITED SPORTS 49 I IO BASKETBALL Coach BroadbenT's IIO baskeTbaII Team man- aged To win Three games This year in Ieague compeTiTion. They IosT a like number oT games. The Blue and Gold babes played a good brand oT ball IouT was unable To maTch Their more rug- ged opponenTs. LEAGUE RECORD Live Oak 5 ,,,,,,.....,,,...,.. SanTa Clara 28 Campbell 23 ..s,.,..LL...,,, San'l'a Clara I8 Los GaTos II ,,,,,,.,s,,,.,,. SanTa Clara I9 FremonT 2I s,,,,,,,,s,,.,,,,, SanTa Clara I6 Los GaTos I9 .,,,,L.,,,,..,,, SanTa Clara II MounTain View I3 .,sLsLs. SanTa Clara 22 The Tens came inTo permanenT possession OT a plaque by virTue oT wins over Live Oak and MounTain View. The plaque was given To The Team wiTh The mosT number of league TiTles dur- ing The IasT six years. Three Teams Tied wiTh Two TiTIes each, buT SanTa Clara deTeaTed IooTh MounTain View and Live Oak This year To gain permanenT possession oT The plaque, aIThough They did noT win This year's Ieague. The Ten squad was composed of: G. Parola, M. KanemoTo, J. Aberle, G. Komure, W. Young, I-I. I-Ionda, Sawabe, G. PayTon, M. PorTaI, SanTos, M. Imamura, and G. Laspinab BOYS' TENNIS WiTh veTerans reTurning, Coach BroadbenT hopes Tor a successTuI season in The Tennis world This year. As This arTicIe goes To press no prac- Tice has been held only during gym classes when slighT workouTs are Taken. Boys reporTing Tor Tennis This year were: Carreia, A. Mann, J. Mann, Wedell, I-liaTT, I-IoTT- man, Sawabe, Berry, BoTTini, Wooley, and Nevis. 6? T413 Tb .. - 'W . O I20 BASKETBALL CompIeTing a successTuI season wiTh Tive wins and one seTback in league play, The one TwenTy baskeTbalI Team capTured second place in The S. C. V. A. L. This year. The young PanThers' only deTeaT was aT The hands oT MounTain View, champions oT The valley. LEAGUE RESULTS Live Oak 7 .................... SanTa Clara 33 Campbell 27 ...LL,.......... SanTa Clara 27 Los GaTos I3 ....,........... SanTa Clara 24 Ere-monT IO .................... SanTa Clara I3 Los C5aTos IO ................ SanTa Clara 20 MounTain View 24 ...L..,, SanTa Clara II WiTh nearly all veTerans reTurning This year. Coach BroadbenT drilled The Team in working TasT breaks and accuraTe passing and much com- mendaTion musT be made Tor The Tine Team he Turned ouT. The squad was composed OT: D. Sereano, E. Perez, E. SchaIberT, J. Vizzusi, M. Bruce, D. Basile, J. Orlando, M. Mello, M. Souza, I-I. Maseba, R. I-larris, A. Mello, and W. Sharpe. ,. iO.. LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK ' Coach Biorlie had a big TurnouT Tor places on The IighTweighT Track Team This year, and wiTh This much enThusiasm shown The IO's, 2O's, and 30's should be among The winners when The valley meeT comes around. Those reporTing Tor pracTice include: PorTaI, Darby, Vizzusi, Maseba, I-Ionda, MeTIick, PayTon, B. I-laver, J. I-laver, SanTos, Parola, Fujii, lma- mura, KanemoTo, Kelly, Aberle, Chew, I-Iarris, Takeda, BurmeisTer, McAIear, MaIaTo, Souza, Radovich, Wilson, EarTan, Bernardo, Sidensol, Lopes, KishimoTo, and Allen. E he -ing. sw W '3 fig 5 , Q52 3, 5 M K N21 1 wmfim ,A N 51? ig T 1-111 1111 F uyii Hiatt Nlgmn Griiiitlm Bc n'1A y I'llll'QllN Prcmws And 1'z1 dc Wxlliz numx 5 SENICDR LETTEQMEN FCI'l'ClI'6.l Silva Ellis Duwd Giannini N2lSCl52l Scrculm Guard Vizzuhi B1 uw SENIOR LETTERMEN L43 nw. sw! will pl x J' l4fi5?f 'f as 9885 IWW 12 Mu ' 'Vu 1 x N Cf Q .V kv? Q! We we x -hw is Q GIQLS' SPORTS 6 BASKETBALL The girls showed more inTeresT in baskeTball This year Than in any oTher sporT. Over sevenTy girls Turned ouT and aTTended all The pracTices. Since so many girls were eligible Tor baskeTball, Ten Teams had To be Tormed. The Two winning Teams oT The nighT baskeTball game were also declared The winning Teams oT The season. They were A-lll and B-IV. CapTains oT The various Teams were: Rosie Kasano, Mable Uyemura, Alice Mae GunTher, Tamaki OgaTa, Leanore QuieTo, Delilah PayTon, Lilliam Peacock. Wilma Hill, MarTha iConTe and Loverna PlaTT. We held a baskeTball play day on December I2 and inviTed MounTain View and FremonT. BoTh MounTain View and FremonT were each represenTed by one Team while Two Teams repre- senTed SanTa Clara. We a++ended play days aT MounTain View and Palo AlTo. AlThough we had much compeTiTion our girls came ouT on Top aT boTh play days. VOLLEYBALL Volleyball has always been iusT an average sporT: buT This year iT was very exciTing To bo+h The specTaTors and players as any oTher leading sporT. OT The sevenTy girls ThaT Turned ouT Tor volleyball, The biggesT number came Trom The Treshman class. Since eleven Teams were Tormed iT was Tound necessary To have Two winning Teams. The cap- Tains oT The winning Teams were Sumiko Takeda. Senior I Team, and Frances Walsh, Sophomore Ill Team. We held a volleyball sporTs day April 2, and inviTed Campbell, Los GaTos, and San Jose High Schools. Each school was represenTed by Two Teams. The volleyball girls who aTTended The sporT days aT Burlingame, MounTain View. and San Jose High schools came home wiTh many memories oT new Triends and good Times They had enjoyed aT These sporTs days. l SPEEDBALL More Than TiTTy girls Turned ouT Tor speedball This season, making iT necessary To make Tour Teams. The girls enioyed The game more This season Than in The pasT. CapTains oT The Tour Teams were Vivian Triguiera, Alma Helzer, Ver- moyne Holcomb and Alice Higuchi. ATTer many hard ToughT games The players oT Team Two were declared The winners. O T471 O BLOCK S. C. SOCIETY AT The beginning oT The school year, a new SocieTy known as The Girls' Block S. C. SocieTy was organized in The school wiTh Miss Price as The TaculTy advisor. The membership is limiTed To girls who possess an S. C. block leTTer. The purpose oT The club is To TurTher aThleTic acTiviTies and render school service. January 25, The girls held Their TirsT iniTiaTion in The Torm oT a Tea. ' On March I4, The socieTy members had an lTalian dinner aT San Jose. The Block SocieTy picnic Took place in May. The council meT several Times during The year. OTTicers Tor I934-35 were: PresidenT ..............................., Mary Pizzo Vice-PresidenT ...,.,.....,..,... Tamaki OgaTa SecreTary .......,........,.....,, Vivian Triguiera Treasurer ..................,,...... ...Rosie Kasano Members include The Tollowing: Isabel Cacho- po, Emma Shane, Vermoyne Holcomb. Jean Van Dalsem, Marcella RaTTo, Virginia La Rocca, MarTha Uyemura, Mable Uyemura, Alice Higu- chi, Naomi Weddle, Gwen Brown, lone Gbod- rich, Helen Cabral, Loyola Enos. Alice Mae 6unTher, Regina Haney, Alma Helzer, Sally La- Rocca, Agnes Paiva, Leanore QuieTo, Mary Samorano, PaTricia Townsend, Isabel Triguiera, Helen KaTavich, and MargueriTe Villa. .. TENNIS The same amounT oT enThusiasm was shown in Tennis This year as in The pasT. Over TiTTy girls aTTended The Three required meeTings and were placed on Tennis ladders. LasT year's eliminaTion ladder was such a greaT success ThaT iT was decided To use iT again 'This year. As The Tennis season was exTended To The middle parT oT May, all The TournamenTs had noT yeT been played, when This arTicle wenT To press. A Tennis meeT was held here during The early parT oT May. BASEBALL This year sixTy-seven girls wenT ouT Tor base- ball. As in all oThers sporTs The biggesT TurnouT was Trom The Treshman class. There were six Teams organized. one senior Team, one junior Team, Two sophomore Teams, and Two Treshman Teams. -ali' VARIETY SHOW The VarieTy Show, given in place oT The annual opereTTa, was aTTended by approximaTely 400 people aT SanTa Clara I-Iigh School, March 22, I935. One hundred and ThirTy sTudenTs parTicipaTed in The show, represenTing The music deparTmenT, who p r e s e n T e d Indian NighTs, Musical Dreams, and BroThers Noah's CongregaTion, under The direcTion oT Mr. I-Iarmong The drama- Tics class who gave Two one-acT plays: STuTTed Owls, Three's a Crowd, and a shorT skiT en- TiTIed Army 'TenTion, under The direcTion oT Mr. Moore: several dances by The physical edu- caTion group: Hungarian Folk Dance, American CounTr Dance, Arkansas Traveler, and a Thom- borougli Sword Dance. Miss Price direcTed The dances. The physical educaTion boys presenTed Living Poses oT Greek STaTuary. Mr. I-Iarmon's Jazz OrchesTra gave several dance numbers and The OrchesTra accompanied during parTs oT The program. STage Manager was Joe Shoemaker, and his assisTanT, Leon Chaney. Miss Dickinson had charge oT The cosTumes and Miss McLeish, The make-up. .i-1.0-,l.. JUNIOR BIRDMEN The Junior Birdmen is a new club recenTly organized in This school under The direcTion oT Mr. Gillespie, auTomechanics insTrucTor. This club is a branch oT a naTion wide organizaTion spon- sored by The San Francisco Examiner. The purpose oT The club is To promoTe inTeresT in Tlying and The building oT model airplanes. The boys recenTly held an exhibiT oT models aT one oT The meeTings. IT was decided aT The meeTing ThaT ThereaTTer They would endeavor To promoTe more inTeresT in model planes as They are The basis oT modern Tlying Today. Under The direcTion oT AIberT LecaT and George DuTTy, who were Commanders Tor The year, oTher members made much progress in building and Tlying model planes. OTher mem- bers oT The club are Frank Diani, John lwori, KaTsumi Fujii, Rodrigo Chiono, Bud I-Tall, Charles MizoTa, John Long, and MiTchell Radovich. T461 SENIOR DANCE The senior class oT I935 held Their dance on Friday, April I2. The IasT social TuncTion To be sponsored by The class was held in The school gymnasium and iT was a semi-Tormal evenT. Through The eTTorTs oT Bill Winans, class presi- denT, and The commiTTees in charge oT The dance The aTTair proved To be one oT The mosT success- Tul TuncTions oT The school year. Popular dance selecTions were played by The school jazz orchesTra. .,,.,O,i COMBINED JINX Dressed in cosTumes conTorming wiTh The barn dance Theme, many SanTa Clara High School sTudenTs aTTended The annual combined 'inx held in The gymnasium on Friday nighT, March 29. The evening's enTerTainmenT included dancing, wiTh The music Turnished by The school iazz orchesTra, a shorT program, prize walTz, and The awarding oT prizes To Lela Becker and MiTcheII Radovich Tor The boy and girl wiTh The mosT original cosTumes. Marie de Bar and ArThur Benevich were awarded The prize Tor The prize waITz. The success oT The iinx was especially signiTi- canT as iT was The IasT dance To be sponsored by Marcus Guard. In his Three oTher years, Marcus sponsored dances in The capaciTy oT class presi- denT and This year as sTudenT body presidenT. ll.O,-lt,- OPEN HOUSE A break in The schedule This year occurred when a mid-Term Open I-louse sponsored by va- rious deparTmenTs oT The school was held. Open I-louse was held on Friday, March I. No Tinished producTs were displayed, buT dem- onsTraTions were given in all The deparTmenTs which enabled The paTrons To see The work in progress. The exhibiT aT The close oT The school year displayed The Tinished producTs. The deparTmenTs Taking parT in The Open I-louse were The music, dramaTics, cooking, shop, rneTaI, woodwork, and arT deparTmenTs. The program given in The school audiTorium was several shorT skiTs by members oT The drama- Tics class and a band concerT Trom The music de- parTmenT. ' FRESHMAN RECEPTION The Freshman Recepfion, held in fhe gym, on Ocfober 5, feafured a courf scene for fhe inifia- fion. Senfences were pronounced upon fhe offen embarrassed vicfims requiring fhem fo perform before fheir amused audience of upper classmen, faculfy members, and relafives. Dancing, wifh music provided by fhe jazz orchesfra, followed. Under fhe guidance of Miss Levisfon, general chairman, sfudenfs who helped fo make fhe affair a success were Kennefh Allen, Bill Winans, Mar- cella Raffo, Pefer Gauder, Rufh O'Neil, and Chesfer Burns. Ofher faculfy members who worked for fhe success of fhel Recepfion were Miss Price, Mr. Moore, Mr. Michaelson, Mr. Sanders, Miss Uriell, Miss Sfeinharf, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Knaus. THE MOTHERS' TEA The Mofhers' Tea, always one of fhe loveliesf evenfs of fhe year, was held in fhe gymnasium on May 8, under fhe direcfion of fhe Girls' League. The rnofhers of all fhe sfudenfs were invifed fo affend. A musical and dance program was given by members of fhe League. The gym was decorafed in spring colors and flowers. 5 In fhe receiving line were fhe Girls' League officers and faculfy members. , JUNIOR PROM One of fhe class dances held fhis year was fhe semi-formal iunior-senior prom which was suc- cessfully sponsored by fhe iuniors. The dance was held on May 29 in honor of fhe graduafing class of '35. The school jazz orchesfra provided fhe dance music. 47 EXHIBIT The annual school exhibif was held near fhe end of fhe school year. ln fhe audiforium a musical program was given, under fhe direcfion of Mr. Harmon, in conjuncfion wifh fhe exhibi- fion of finished proiecfs in fhe various deparf- menfs. In fhe machine and wood work shops were many proiecfs which required hours of concen- frafed efforf by fhe boys fo produce. In fhe arf deparfmenf, proiecfs were displayed in posfers, pencil, pasfel, ink, plasfer casfing, linoleum block prinfing, wood cuffing, and wafer color work, and design. Visifors in fhe cooking room received punch and cookies fhaf were made by fhe girls in fhe various cooking classes. Finished arficles in sew- ing and domesfic arf were displayed in fhe sew- ing room, and a fashion show, under fhe direc- fion of Miss Dickenson, was held in fhe audi- forium. . ,.io... l GIRL SCOUTS Troup One of Sanfa Clara O COURT OF HONOR Joan Gruif ,,,,.,........,.........,... Sequioa pafrol leader Doris Roberfs ..,..............................,......,............. ........Sequioa assisfanf pafrol leader, freasurer Janef Snively ..............,..... Madrona pafrol leader Claire Clemenfs .,,,.....,........,,,.......,,.,.................. ............Madrona assisfanf pafrol leader, scribe Miss Fowler ....,,....,,........................,.........., Capfain Miss Price ,...,.............,...., .. Miss Wyneffe Fowler ....,... ..... L IGUTGUGNTS Miss Dorofhy Thomas .,.,,,.,...,,,,,,,,.,,,, MEMBERS OF TROOP Marcella Fafjo, Anfoineffe Fafii, Lela Becker, Vilabelle McKinney, Margaref Cronin, Rufh Gannon, and Nina Mae Pickeff. + 5 STATION Y-O-U 6- 49 49 By ELIZABETH RICE Does your liTe broadcasT a sTory, Tha+ is fine and brave and True? Or send ouT on The eTher Some sobbing, wailing blue '? ls your life a noble sermon Being broadcasT Tar and wide? Or, iusT a paclc of Theories ThaT you've never really Triecl? 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V777 LAAL 777777777 AAAAAAAAA San Jose Creamery The Home of the Milkshake 543634 Phone Ballard 668 I-4DQBCD-'I 149 SOUTH FIRST STREET SAN Josa, CALIFORNIA P 4 MQQLQLQQQQQQQLQQQQLQQMQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQLQQQLLQLLQQQQQQQQQQQQLQQQQQQQQQA Peler Gauder: Frank Kelso is a man you don'+ Danube: I hil a guy on lhe nose yeslerday. meer every day. ' and you shoulda seen him run. Johnny Long: I don'+ meei him a+ all. l-le owes Dominic: Thal so? me live dollars. Danube: Yeh, buf he didn'+ calrch me! Y lk PF PY ,lf Pk Ili PK There goes 'rhe band leader. They say he Is your husband careful aboui' crossing composes music in bed. sJrree'rs? Whal kind of music could +ha+ be? Yes, he never crosses un+il he's sure none of Sheet music. his credilors is on The oiher side. 'Tvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvtvtvvvttvvttt7vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvtvvvvvvvvvvtvi l 1 K Printing . . . E P r . 4 t That Gives Satisfacuon . . . 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K U1 : va E gg U- ST K n P -4 PQI L' Fm Z Y' E. 9' P.. R. 5 I E Us ox in ,., 'TJ 3. 3 3. 3 Om LLLLLLLLLL ALLL 22432955 NOTRE DAME AVENUE AT CARLYSLE, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA444444AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA T551 l YvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvTTTTTTVTTTTTTVVVVV7vv'vvvtv7vvTvvvvvtvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvi P 4 P 4 I SPROUSE-REITZ CO., INC. E 5-10-15 AND 49c STORE :zo ea we 1 TOILET GOODS SCHOOL SUPPLIES NOTIONS t ART GOODS CANDIES 4 I 1:43 aa cr: E 1089 FRANKLIN STREET SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA P KALAAALALLAAAAAALAALAAALLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAALLLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAA Eleanor Fiahlo: Whar was George Washing- And Jrhe vacaiion resorr overlooked a lake? ?u 'ron noied 'for Madeline Maiozar l-lis memory. Eleanor: Whal makes you 'rhink his memory was so greai? Madeline: They erecied a monumenl' io il. Ik lk lk HK Sluirering Judge: T-Jr-ww-eniy, H-w-w-en'ry- if-T-, Jrwenry-T-if-ive y-y-years. Prisoner: My gosh! Sixiy-live years in all. ik lk PK lk Ray Avery: They all laughed when l spoke ro +ha+ new French siar in French. l-lelen lmmel: Why. you speak French periecl- ly. Ray: Yes, bul' she doesn'+ undersiand a word of ir. VTTTvvv7vvytvvvvvvtvvvvvvvvvvvvvw 4 5 4 5 Groceries - Fruit - Vegetables - Meat P Q-+0 A Red Q White Store 1 975 FRANKLIN STREET 1 Phone: C. 383-384-385 3 5 KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA U41 Yes, and i'I' overlooked comforiable beds, good food and everyrhing else besides! lk lk lk lk Visiior: This musi be ihe sculpfure division oi your famous Arr Galleries, isn r ii? Guide: Sh! Don? wake Them. This is a class room. 'K ik lk Ik Merle Blondin: Whaf do you Think of iraierni- Hes? Wesley Young: They're all Greek To me. ik lk lk Sk My Ero+her's business moves very slowly. Wha+'s The reason? Plumbers are paid by 'rhe hour. 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -1 VTVVVTTT VTVT 0-4+ Compliments of GEORGE'S MARKET VTVVTV7 P I P P D E I K K k K P P P P I P P P P I K +++ Y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A rvvv TVVVVVTTVTVTTTVTVV I I I I 4 I 2? ' as I E I E I 2 Vi E Q .. Q E -4 S I 1 5 'I I sr S W I 2 fn I 21 o :U I 9 iff fn I s s' P I 2 '- I H 'U 2 I pu P ' aa O es 3 0 I Q U2 ' sz S ii Q z S 'u U1 F a I 5' 9 C I so 'I I 2 2 U I 54 vi i-1 I 'W N I Q Z O S ... I ffl Io I CI , fu I I I O I 5 I QL, I E1 , -A g 'F I E I I I I KLLLLLLLALLLAL LLLAQLLL V n Sm -Oo Q,'O 33 N40 Q3 12 O-SD 37. 4- CD-7v' WS mi gm SIS. O-1 E :- o tr 2 FD. 4 0 U1 -H O E 1- LD Freshman: Gosh, whal lrind of a girl is she, anyway? Soph: A Siamese lwin. lk Ik Ik ik Whai kind of a line did lhal girl hand you? A clolhes-line. 'Clolhes-line? Yes, always lallcing aboul' her gown. lk lk ik lk Mrs.: Whal dreadful langauge your parrol uses! Second Mrs.: Yes. My husband boughl lhe loird in lown and broughl il home in his car. And l undersland lhal he had 'rhree blow-ouls and engine lrouble on lhe way home. rvvvvvtvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvi I 4 4 ANGELO'S Q I 4 3 Foon MARKET 1 I 4 I 1 +++ 1 I I 4 I 1 I Phone: S. C. 500 1 E 1143 FRANKLIN STREET I 4 I 1 I 4 KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA U51 Miss Jollyman: l-lelen, explain She-rman's march 'rhrough Georgia. l-lelen lmmel: Under 'rhe leadership of Sher- man, Jrhe Union forces mover ,inlo Georgia living on lhe lal of lhe land. Ealing pigs and-. Pk Ik Ik Ik Bernice Silva: I wish I could ge? one of Jrhose eleclric cars, 'rhal shifl by 'rhemselves and every- lhing. Claire Clemenls lgigglingl: Tha'r's whal' my sisler needs! 'lf Ik :lf Ik ln Spanish 3. discussing how lhe Azlecs used lo lreal lheir caplives: Miss Coelce: They used lo lie lhem 'ro a slalce and lighl a fire under 'rheir feel. Millon Quadros: l-lol dogs. ehl 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 LLLLLAJ VVVTTT?VTVVTTVVTVVVVVVVVVVVVV I I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L Meet Me at the MISSION CREAMERY for Lunch and Fountain Service -0-+0 Phone: S. C. 287-I 892 Franklin sf. sam Clara Calif. ' '1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -4 O F11 U: E P W 'FU O W VTTTVTTTVVTT M 2 'U- CB 'I VJ Q Q Y + Q3 9 Q. G Cb U3 N Q vi- Sn Q 3 LAAALALLLLALLLALLLLL AA Y I P P P P P P P D D D P D P D P P P I+ P P P P D P D P P P D D P L Managed by Santa Clava High Students We Specialize in Lubricatioxmsu a++ Phone: Santa Clara 715 San Francisco Highway Santa Clara, Calif. Jimmy Vizzusi: Did you finish, Billy? Billy Freiiasz LiHIe bii more, I iusi wroie a senience. ik lk wk lk Annie Mae Gammellz Do you see anyihing good in me. Shige Kishimoior No, ihey say you can 'rhink befier if you Iook ai someihing bIank. Ik ik lk lk This plant said Helen Brown 'ro ihe fussy old Iady, belongs +0 ihe begonia family. I see, she replied, how kind oi you io Iook aiier if while ihey are away. VTTVVVTVTVVVVVVVVTVVVVVVVVVVTTVVV MISSION SHOPPE ++' MALLAAAALLALAAALLLAAAAALAL A Italian Dinners and Fountain Service Ravioli to Take Home o++ 'I'wentyffou'rfHour Service Phone: S. C. 785 965 Grant Street Santa Clara XAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA II56 VVVVVVVTTVTTTV' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 AAALLLALLLLLAAA v U O 3 N U' IC U1 X 'U' N 'K w m A T. 8: D. GARAGE '++ Auto and Electrical Work 5 5 P '4+ 4 i 1 z WC Never Close 3 z Phone: Santa Clara 233 1 V A ' 1 P KAAAALALLAAAAAAAAAALAAALLALLALAAAA Miss Fowler: Whai pari did ihe Uniied Siaies play in Ihe Iasi war? Siudeni: The Siar Spangled Banner. PK FK lk lk During ihe measles epidemic Roy DaVaIIe wanied io know if a person had 'ro be a German Io ge'r 'rhe measles. Leave ii' 'ro I'he DaVaIles! lk Ik lk lk Ii used 'ro be Thai a man wiih his hai' over one eye was supposed io Iook iough, buf ii he did ii' nowadays, he'd look iusi Iike all The oiher girls! lk lk lk Ik I-Iubby: The bank has reiurned 'rhai check. Wiiey: Oh, goody! Whai can we buy wiih ii ihis iime? lk Bk lk lk A receni show adveriised a chorus of seveniy, buf some of 'Ihem didn'+ Iook a day' over sixiy- five. ik ik wk Ik The inquiring reporierz Why do you suppose ihere are fewer irain accidenis Than ihere are auiomobile accidenis? Oiher person: Well, I guess maybe i+'s be- cause ihe engineer isn'T in ihe habii of hugging ihe fireman. TT T' 1 'L 1 Q gg 4 W 1 E 4 E i T 4 3 4 Ig 4 5' ' UQ 8 3 0 9 I LLAALA t GARDEN CITY E E CREAMERY 1 E The Best Milk Shakes in Town I 3 E Modem Milk shake Equipment E t VV A t SANDWICHES 1 V +++ 2 , 76 East Santa Clara Street San Jose 1 4 P LAAAALAA ALAALLLLALAALALL1 A certain salesman has a very loud voice. One morning when he was shouting in his ottice, the manager said to the secretary: What's all this noise about? Mr, Browne is talking to London. Sir, was the reply. Then why on earth doesn't he use the tele- phone! ' lk lk Ik lk Servant: The doctor's here, sir. Absent-minded man: I can't see him. Tell him I'm ill. III lk lk lk in So you asked Geraldine to marry you? Yes, but I didn't have any Iuck. Why didn't you tell her about your rich uncle? I did. Ge-raIdine's my aunt now. HI! YK ik lk Some college boys like ties with do+s in 'em, suits with strpies in 'em, and letters trom home with checks in 'em, wk IIS lk Ik Prisoner: Everything I do, I do tast. Judge: Better do sixty days: see how tast you can do that. '57fI TVVVVVVVVYVTVTVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVTVQ BROOK'S CLOTHING OF CALIFORNIA, LTD. '+ All Wool Hand Tailored Suits for S25 '++ open 4 charge Account 119 South First Street San Jose ALLLAALALLLAAAALLLALAALLAAALLLAL1 Bob Tremaine llooking at Jack Aberle's block and stars with envyl: Say, I once got a block over at the grammar school. Aberle llooking at Tremaine's mid-sectionl: What in, a pie-eating contest? lk lk II! lk Tamaki Ogata: That girl is an enigma. Shige Nakamura: That so? I always thought she was born in this country. wk ik III lk She lpoutinglyl: Don't you ever speak ot love? I-te ltacttullyl: Er-yes. Lovely weather, isn't it7 V TTY 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 ALJ NAVARRO'S GENTS FURNISHINGS , 0+-v I I Agent for Stetson Hats 44+ E 1078 Franklin Street Santa Clara P I 1 KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAI 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 R. L. TIBBITS A. S. Durao THE SANTA CLARA DRUG Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 'O' Phone Santa Clara 502 FRANKLIN STREET AT MAIN P . Santa Clara, California KAALAAAALAAAAALLALAAAAAAAAL RLLAAAALLLLLLLALLLLLLAAALAAAAAAAA Compliments of 'w 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 TT vvvv ALALLAALAAAA IMPERIAL CLEANERS TTTVVV rv VVVTVV P P P P MRS. E. BERTRAM WALKER 9-O-0' 946 FRANKLIN STREET Phone: Santa Clara 46 A44AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAAAAA WOODWARD'S FLOWER SHOP VxoLA C. WOODWARD, Florist C 1166 Franklin Street Phone: S. C. LAAALAAALALALAL L44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -AAA ALLA A P P P P P P P P K P P P P P P K E P LAAAAAAA 603 U81 VVTTVVVVT MENZEL HARDWARE Co. 77777 V7 AAAAAAAAAAAAA GI? vvv CD 0 D N V1 Fi. 'JI 9-7 P1 O- 2 F9 V1 N Q2 E C1 5 ET I3 UQ CD Cf' 'U 'FL 5 . In A444 vvvvvvvv AAAAAAALLAAA Y I P P P P P P P P P I P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P L Household Paint 1047 Franklin Street Phone: S. C. 33 Sociely Dame: Where shall I find The Candela- bra? Floor Walker: All canned goods are lcepl' in our bargain basemenl, madam. lk lk il! Ili Bill Wray: Your wife reminds me of a girl l used lo go wilh. Bill Parlcer: She's always reminding me of lhe same lhing. X FY lk FY Nalive: Well, whal do you lhinlc of our liflle Cily? Tourislz l lell you, brolher. lhis is lhe firsl cemelery I ever saw wilh ligh'l's. wk :if :of an Edna Chew: You say The army has a very el- ficienl police force? Bill Clampillz Yes, +here's no ge++ing away from il. ill lk lk lk Clemenl: Aller all lhese monlhs, I'II have 'ro find oul if you love me 'For myself or for my money. Lovey: Did you suddenly lose your failh? Clemenl: No, my money. V V wvvtv v?7?w P 4 3 4 1 5 FURNISHINGS 1 V 4 V CLOTHING f SHOES 1 U 4 P 4 1 4 E V ARGAS' ' 4 1 t Corner Franklin and Washington Street Q P , 4 I 1 r QS' 4 P 4 ' 1 5 Phone: Santa Clara 32 I D ' 1 lLQQLLQLLLQLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Jack Mann: Did you ever see me before? Billy Torres: No. Jack: Then how do you know il's me? lk lk ll' ir Louise Plummer: Do you like wesrern picrures? Ed. Jackson: Yes: whenever +here's a weslern piclure in The neighborhood, your kid brolher is away 'lor lhe evening. FK lk lk lk Have you heard of 'rhe college srudenr who, slrangely enough, was expelled from class be- cause of loo much concenrrarion? IA beauliful co-ed sar nexl 'ro him.l lk lk lk HY Johnson: l-low's 'rhal new leopard skin l gol you? Hal Toussinlz All righi' in spols. lk ll! lk Ik Joe Ferreira: My girl friend and l have de- cided 'ro break up. l'm happy 'ro say. rhough, lhal I've always healed her fairly and squarely. Cachopo: Then ar leasr you'll have noihing +0 be sorry for. Joe: Yes, lhe nexl fellow she goes wirh. l 791 Y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 E V AAAL V77 LAL T77 THE WONDER STORE P E SANTA CLARA E P I 4 I 1 P 4 P 4 K IS YOUR place to buy OORDS for the 1 P 4 g Boys and DRESSES for the Girls. 1 P P I 4 KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAI P 4 P I Club Pins f Class Rings 3 P I MEDALS f CUPS - BUCKLES 1 P 4 K P E THE T. V. ALLEN CO. 4 5 Graduation Announcements P 4 t For Twentyftwo Years P I 4 P ' 4 P 4 t 4 t 810-16 Maple Avenue Los Angeles 1 r 1 KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAI W? 777vvtv7vvvvTv7T v 4 E 1 t School Jewelry 3 E . . . and Graduation Gifts, including t diamond rings and the Hnest of g American watches. 1 P I , 0+-9 I P t GRANAT BROS. t Manufacturing jewelers E San Francisco and Oakland I P ALLLLLLLALAAAA YVVVVV7VV VTVVV7TVVTVvVV YTVV1 AA TRUCKS PASSENGER CARS n E G. E. BACON E DODGE AND PLYMOUTH 1 Sales and Service 1 v 1 41? vv AA vvvvvvv AAALLAA VV AA V P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P E P P P P P P P P P P P P L4 1935 THE ALAMEDA SANTA CLARA Telephone Santa Clara 730 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 l 4 1 4 1 A AA ALAAAAA AA LAL Have Tour Shoes Rcpaircd by P Modem Methods P VARSITY SHOE SHOP B. D1NoAcc1, Prop. LLLALL L A LLAAALLAA LL O- 972 FRANKLIN STREET , Santa Clara, California 771 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 E VVTTVVVVT AAALAL V77 9 LA VT E77 P P P P P P I P K E P P E P P L-- Get Your Haircut at UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP The best hai-rcut in town 9' ROY and MAX 976 Main Street Santa Clara, Calif l'60 Did you make lhese biscuilrs, my dear? Yes. Well, l wish you wouldn'l malce any more, sweeihearlf' Why nol, dear'ie. Because, angel dear, you are 'foo lighl lor such heavy work. Ik lk ll! Ik Cally Guesl: Pardon me, loul l noliced al' lhe dinner lhal your husband smacks his lips quile loudly when he eals. Believe me, +ha+'s one lhing my husband doesn'l' do. -O- CU U1 +0 mo: O.-P -9- S-SK CI O 03- o 093 J LQZ 9 U1 C -o 'o o U1 CD 3 o I o. ro Ol 2. Sl' 4- fb 'Y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 TVVTVTVVTVVTVTVTVVVVT TTVVVVVTVVVVVVTVTVV LLL LLALAAA For Good Work and Prompt and Courteous Delivery, call Columbia 524 THE PORTOLA CLEANERS AND DYERS P ' 4 P 4 P 4 I t 805 State Street San jose, Calif. 4 P 4 KAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAI Leslie Vasconcellos: You should see lhe allar in our church. Mary Pizzo: Lead me lo il. FY FK Ill Fl! l was shadowing my wife and she lhrew me oil lhe frail. Whal are you so sore abou'r? ll was a mounlain frail! lk if wk lk Jane's hair is lurning gray. Money +rouloles? Yes, she hasn'l enough money lo gel il dyed. Marcus Guard: WiTh The money l made To- day, l'll be able To reTire. Regina Haney: BuT you made only Ten dollars you said. Marcus: ThaT's enough To lceep The insTallmenT company from collecTing my bed. lk FY FF PK Carl WhiTmire: Say, Clyde, The Sunday school lesson Told abouT The evil spiriTs enTering The swine. Clyde: Well, whaT of iT? Carl: Was ThaT The way They goT The TirsT deviled ham? Hale Bros. Proper Glasses will give vour eyes the help they need. Miss KoTod had given ouT The subiecT waTer and asked The young freshmen To wriTe a shorT composiTion on ThaT subiecT. This is whaT Wilmer BenneTT handed in: WaTer is a whiTe weT liquid which Turns black when you wash in iT. lk lk lk lk Franlc Sanders had been The guesT of honor aT a picnic The day before, and his Triend regard- ing him enviously, aslced: l-low was iT? l-lave a good Time? 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I am Sir J ohn Bally-Burley, Knighi of 'rhe Garler, Knighi' of 'rhe Iron Cross, Knighr of Ihe Golden Fleece, and Knighl of 'the Eagle. And whaI's you name, my man? Me name is Michael Murphy, nigh'r before Ias'r, lasI night 'ronighf and Iomorrow nighi, and every oiher nighI'. Y 3 if Y Wanda Tower: Oh, buf Ihis is so sudden! Arlhur Mann: I know, buf I Ihoughl' you could sI'and surprise beH'er Ihan suspense. VT77vvvv7vvvv77v7vv7?vv7vvvvvv77vQ 1 K 4 MAEBELL BUSH BEAUTY I SALON ALTA HUDSON 1 The Home of Beautiful Pcrmancntsu COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 5 Permanent Waving Facials 1 Scalp Treatments 4 Marcelling Finger Waving 1 422-23-24 TWOHY BUILDING 1 K San Jose, California 1 1 vvv '-I 2 0 'U D' O 5 Q U EL TT I1 D- Nl n- K-1 r-A K 444 -1 CD OI O 3' CD I' Dr U1 7? CD Q.. Q U9 3 1 LQ 1 2- 3' Q! 1 U1 OJ 2 02 344 -sz K ALALALLLALLAAALLAAAAAAALAAAAAAAA A waif, dear, is a liHle girl who hasn r any home. But Teacher! exclaimed The child, her eyes filled wilh Tears. 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