Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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i4lmoAt Capged llfil6ur DPHOMORES. LefT To righT, Top iw: David Taylor, Chuclr Reeves, len Willrerson, James Shaw, Duane nland, Paul Mccorlrle. FourTh row: arry Peacock, Ronald Wessman, huclr McSweeney, Donald Robinson. wird row: John Shaw, Ronald Par- r, Gary SlaTon, Darrell Williams, llen Fox, Jim Venable. Second row: 1oebe Sheld, Calvin Wallace, Bar- ara Webb, Barbara STevenson, Bar- ara Wilson, Bob Todd, Richard aVan. FronT row: Ofelia Villa, ,rsan Robinson, Doris Schlange, Pal aeley, Shirley Sims, Lucille Warner. :an Randall. DPHOMORES. LeTT To righT, Top iw: John Holland, Bob Leedle, Tom aavelle, Jaclr Nelson. Third row: fillis Parlrer, Dicli Morlon, Jim Nel- in, Ronald Milliqan, Winfhrop Lom- ard, L. C. McKinley. Second row: ail Price, Denise Pourroy, Donna awis, DoroThy Lingo, Eddie Lowri- ore, Tom Bium. Fronf row: JaneT orTon, Doris Milholland, Barbara lcColl, Joan Miller, Wanda Parker, 'eorqia Powell. WiTh KeiTh Froehlich aT The reins oT The Class oT '54 during The lirsT semesTer, The sophomores cerTainly leT The iuniors and seniors lcnow They were There. For Their iniaTion They painTed The H and upon The reguesT oT The sTudenT council provided music aT noon. The dance, FooTball Frolicu, They gave aTTer The l-lemeT-Palm Springs game was enioyed by boTh sTudenTs and TaculTy. AT The T-lallowe'en Carnival The shrielcs and screams echoing ThroughouT The Tun house were The resulT oi The eTTorTs oi This craTTy class. During The second semesTer, class members Tinally received Their rings aTTer a long and Tedious waiT. ln May, The sophomore girls relin- quished To The boys Their TradiTional posiTions as waiTresses Tor The Junior- Senior banqueT. The girls weren'T leTT ouT Though, Tor They added To The gaieTy oT The aTTair as souvenir girls. -.4 l23

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fa fl l SOPHOMORES. Abave, lefl lo riqhl, lop row: Charles Carnes, John Barllell, Marvin Angell, Jerry Duncan. Third row: Lesier Bailey Buddy Alvarez, Carrcll D.iolilile, Fred Barber, Frank Brewer. Second row: Sandra Cummings, Sue Clark, Maryrulh Collier, Dixie Allerr The Soplw Barbara Arsoenin, Yvonne Bischoff. Fronf row: Jackie Dick, Pai Caslello, Eleanor Dunbar, Frances Chacon, Doris Dameron, Ed Berkeley. Below, lefl lo riqhl, lop row: Ray Hodge, Charles Driver, Ralph Dolinga, Ronald Harringlon, Jim Fricker. Third row: Clifford Erickson, Sherman Hagen, Eugene Boyd, Gorclnn Kesson, Second row: Joanne Hurrz, Jo Ann Gibson, Charlene Judy, Carol Ann Johnson, Eliza belh Johnson, Keilh Froehlich. F-ronl row: Mary Louise Hernandez, Nancy Kisaka, Iva Jeffery, Hazel Klump, Kenny Kinkade, Jerry Fricker A1 leli, lirs?-sernesfcr sopho- more class oilicc s. Lefl fo righl, Larry Page, Treasurer, Nancy Kisaka, secrefaryg Keiih Froehlich, presidenlg Chuck Reeves, vice presidenl. Al riqhf, secnnd-semesfer sophomore class ollicers. Lefl lo riqhf, Barbara Wilson, lreasurerg Gary israel, presi- denfg Eddie Lowrimirc, secre- laryg Frances Chacon, vice presidenl. 1221

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7lie Junior JUNIORS, l.efT To righi, Top: Larry Bowen, Frank Carrasco, Amel Fehr, Warren BurcheTT, George Doalm. Third row: Jim Bere gen, MonTe Filbin, Gary Carr, Bob Eslinger, Bob Davis, Ren ClieH'. Second row: Virginia Coxe, Paf BancrolT, Sandra CaTes, Josie Allen, Margaref Andrade, Joanne Clark. FronT row: Mary Lou Cousins, Virginia Clarlie, Dorofhy Dameron, DoroThy Boe, Shirley Coolc, Luanne DePew. Selling reTreshmenTs aT TooTball games was The TirsT job oT The junior class This year. The coTTee and hoT dogs They sold on Those cold nighTs warmed The specTaTors, while The Tinlcling OT The money in The class coTTers warmed The hearTs oT The juniors. Along wiTh sponsoring Two dances, The juniors Tound exciTemenT in The junior-senioi TocTball game and in preparing Tor Their class play, The Campbells Are Coming. This Three-acT comedy, The heighT oT The juniors' achievemenT Tor The year, was presenTed on March 27 and 28 Tor The junior high and Tor The public. The Tinal job was The junior-senior banojueT and prom. An unusual and eTTecTive Theme was car- ried ouT, wiTh The seTTing and aTmosphere oT The STorlc Club. As waiTers. sophomore boys were an in- novaTion while souvenir girls provided The Teminine Touch. Toward The end oT The year, junior girls were eagerly awaiTing The news oT who would make and carry The daisy chain Tor The graduaTion exercises in June. And whaT were The boys awaiTing eagerly?- The end oT The school year. oT course! JUNIORS. Leff To righf, Top row: 6ilberT Wilcox, Jaclr SmiTh,NfVenclell Read, Doug Morfon, Don MorTon. Third row: Bob King, David Simpson, Dwayne Smifh, STan Rieslancl. Second row: Mary Wilson, Norma Telford, Pai Scheffer, Richard Pearson, Walfer RolaineTTe. Fronf row: Shirley STory, Jo Ann PuTnam, Nancy Phillipp, Jenon Yancy, Nila SmiTh. l24.l