Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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To Miss Elizabelh McKelvey, loved by all who have known her, we of fhe annual sfaff wish fo dedi- cafe fhis l95I Tahguifz. Our recognifion goes 'ro Miss McKelvey nof only because of her beloved personalify and lengfh of service, buf for The greaf variefy of subiecfs she has faughf and fhe many acfivifies she has supervised. Transferring from Knox College af Galesburo, Illinois, Miss McKelvey received her Bachelor of Arfs from Occidenfal College, Los Angeles, where she won fhe honor of membership in Phi Befa Kappa, nafional scholasfic honor sociefy. Her feaching career began af Palo Verde, near Blyfhe, where she was an insfrucfor for four years. Anofher year was spenf af Fillmore previous fo her coming fo l-lemef high school. As a newcomer fo l-lemef in I924, Miss McKelvey soon made a place for herself in a variefy of school acfivifies. l-ler ready smile and encouraging bif of advice have been in demand for many years now. We find fhaf she has af one fime or anofher been advisor for pracfically every organizafion in school. Girls' League, Sfudenf Council, girls' afhlefics, California Scholarship Federafion, have all received her help, and she has also served as annual advisor, cafeferia man- if Mm --'a ager, and sponsor for every class in school, from soph- omore on fhrough senior! Many of The junior classes of fhe pasf would have mef disasfer in fheir planning and preparafion for fhe Junior-Senior banguef, had if nof been for Miss McKelveyg and fhe C.S.F. sfudenfs of I-lemef high school have none ofher fhan Miss McKelvey fo fhank for fheir enioyable week-end frips fo such places as Boulder Dam an-d Sanfa Barbara. Nor should' Miss McKelvey's feaching abilify go wifhouf nofice, for if has been demonsfrafed in nearly every subiecf. This versafile insfrucfor has faughf everyfhing from coolcing fo biology, including chemisfry, Lafin, dramafics, mafhemaf- ics, physical educafion, and even a sevenfh grade home-room! Yes, Miss McKelvey has served fhis school long and well. She has become a fradifion af l-lemef high, and Hemef High has in refurn become a parf of her. To fhe sfudenfs of fhe pa sf she is a cherished memory of a friend and feacher. To us of fhe presenf, she is fhe feacher wifhouf whom mafhemafics would be buf a maze of figures and wifhouf whose presonco H.U.l-LS. would nof be quife fhe same. No maffer whaf fhe iob. you do your share, Miss McKelvey. We can only do ours by saying Thank you. ,4 It ' ,fff ' , ,iff , 5154 - , j I ' - 55557103 '

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n li 'lifdllifl I Il i!,!4'r f li f BOB TOWLE I f X - A I1 -11111111 1 dw gglglgf r i5if -i f In Memory 0 FaTally iniured when his auTomobile collided wiTh an army-Type Truck Two days before, RoberT Franklin Towle passed away in The I-lemeT Com- muniTy HospiTal on SaTurday morning, June IB, I95O. Bob was The son oT Mr. and Mrs. James Towle OT WesT SevenTh STreeT. l-le is survived by Three broThers, John, Hugh, and James S. Towle Ill, and by Three sisTers, Mary and Jane Towle, and Mrs. Diane Early. AT The Time oT his deaTh, Bob, a sophomore, was an enThusiasTic member oT The Key club and ,Treasurer oT The group. l-le enjoyed square dancing and horse-back riding and raTed aviaTion high among his inTeresTs. Though he was quieT and unassuming, Bob leTT a hosT oT Triends who will long remember his happy smile and Triendly ways. gl li, 1 ' i 1 Wig 4. If lj el 'I Qi 1, , .- f y ,, I MQ? V ' ' Hl!?l1,.!H'ir V