Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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.3 Ug,i-iif5, i'oi22v M My sludies and U. S. hisTory: Kennelh Newlon 15,33-' 'P- k k--il T7 'Qi'-mtv. JLG -.ANI-1 r ka . -AEI - ' Above: Girls, if you marry a qraduale of good old H.U.H.S., chances are you can leT him do The cool:- inq, for more boys are enrolled in homemaking each year. AT lell. Miss Edna Flelcher and Mrs. Eleanor Snedden, homemalrinq Teachers. Kat Isle Yinaly got An experimenT This year was a boys' sewing class, in which The male seamsTresses made blazing sporTs shirTs and sTudied The uses and gualiTies ol maTerials. Like boys' cooking, The sewing class proved popular and pracTical. From all appearances, any boy who has Taken This course will make some lucky girl a good wiTel More Typically male vocaTions were sTudiod by The boys in agriculTure, meTalshop, and woodshop, while The girls Took up homemaking and anoTher exe perimenTal course, inTerior decoralion. The resiilTs oT This laTTer were evidenced in The redecoraTing oT The womenls TaculTy rooms and The upholsTering done lor The sewing room. For The acaoemiceminded. Spanish and maThee maTics were available while special skills, such as arTs and craTTs, Typing, shorThand, and bookkeeping, and even library science, could be had by Those who wishe ed Them. STudenTs and TaculTy alike were sTrickon when Mr. Dane leTT in March Tor The U. S. l3aTenT Library, Tor he was a help To us all. Social sTudies included civics and senior probe lems Tor The seniors. U. S. hisTory Tor The iuniors, and world hisTory and social sTudios Tor The sophomores Drivers' educaTion, compleTe wiTh behindeThe-wheel Training, was a special TeaTure oT The sophomore soe cial sTudies course. lab l Xq Lell fo riqhl, Miss Florence Lingo, sophomore social Senior civics class in session. Mrs. Jessie Clark, arf inslruclor ,U.S. hisTory, physical science, boys' counselor, Miss Alice Beaird, civics and senior problems, qirls' counselor. 91 xx y A X1

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