Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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F' ' f' f i fudenf bod Parry Huriz, firsf semesier sfudenf body Edris Jones, firsf-semesfer sfudenf body , . L, I ' .- 1 Q ? Shack Pifcher, firsf-semesler sfudenf I Gregg rggms, irs -semes er s y - . , ' f freasurer. vice president president SGCVO NY- One of 'rhe firsf-semesfer council's greafesf headaches was fhe annual l-lallowe'en carnival. lining up gyp games, building boofhs, ordering prizes, and preparing food kepf everyone working overfime for several days, buf fhe success of fhe carnival iusfified 'rhe efforf. This council also fook over fhe publicify for our home ball games and sponsored fhe bonfire rally before fhe l-lemef-San Jacinfo game. The second-semesfer council sponsored fhe books- for-Korea drive as well as fhe Red Cross drive. and was acfive in fhe Riverside Counfy Sfudenfs Associafion, affend- ing meefings each monfh. Keeping 'rhe curb parking places in fronf of fhe school marked was a iob. buf fhe council also fook fhis as a proiecf 'ro keep The parking area less congesfed. The Student Counci Bob Wiens. second-semesfer sfudenf body John Fricker, second-semesfer sfu- Darlene Wadsworfh, second-semesfer sru- Chuck Reeves, second-semesfer sfucl president den? body vice presidenf. den? body secrefary. body Treasurer. . 5 .e. . 'zu-' - r,.:.' ' A X. Q ,rk, A yW.,y,V.5M,,i,,.g,,in if 51g,s1'iweSMsssmrs?sQi?e1:ss5iK.gsisgfK 7 er srvmwae N11 A4 - -. L X, M. , .. . when :.n.mm1.q A

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9.4169 and main tenance C'rewA The pride and ioy oT our campus This year was The new caTeToriurn. And if you were To go behind scenes, ThaT is, To The kiTchen-you would Tind sTainless sTeel kiTchen appliances To make any housewiTe drool wilh envy. The addiTion To The caTe' Teria oT a snack bar during second sernesTer proved a hiT wiTh nearly everyone. ln- iTiaTed as a meeTing place by The TaculTy aT a pre-school breakTasT rneeTinq, The caTeTorium lived up To The oriurn parT oT iTs name ThrouqhouT The resT oT The year, bein used Tor P.-TA. rneeTin s, insTiTuTe sessions, and even a dance or Two durin I Q . 9 b The spring sernesTer. IQ ,f CusTodians Tor our various buildings worked paTienTly To provide school sup- X plies, clean The builcings, heaT classrooms, and carry away The endless piles oT crum- X C- pled papers and discarded schoolwork which accurnulaTed in The wasTe baskeTs each f l . d . T' 4 ay l NJ 1 AT lefT, above. CafeTeria scene during 523' , . The noon lunch period. AT lefT, below. , School cusfodians. LeTT To righT, Harry 5 SW' Hein, J. H. Vogl, Clyde STory, William ' X Maddox, Joe Arnaiz. Joe Arnaiz, sludenf 1 ff , 7' X T5 cusfodian, lefT school in March To loin I X , The Air Force. AT riqhT. Cafeheria I f f cools. LefT To riqhT, Mrs. Iva Lubi-1, ff' C rs BerTha Morris, Mrs. Olga Hein, 'Xf-s-Y' Wbfqlfl' M M rs: BeTTy Jones. .,. .NZ ggi.. Y -4.. A-. x , T