Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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bid NIORS. Lelf fo righl, lop f: Jimmie Lynn, Harold San- l, Jerry Todd, Gary Marlgan, li Wilhelms. Third row: Eloise eseloh, Bill Maddox, Dale Mal- y, O. L. Myers. Second row: bare Overlay, Marlene Todd, anne Lindquisl, Mary Neal, fy Landers. Fronf row: Ronnie liz, Belly Schofield, Elaine iermerhorn, Sandra Kerr, Mary slro, Jim Powers. 1251 JUNIORS, Lefl fo riglwl, lop row: Ray Nobliif, Doug Voesler, Diclc Hari, Kennefh Nichols, Eddie Hunler, Guye Searcy. Third row: Dawn Heavin, Carol Hunf, Ron- ald Garland, Bill Layfon, Judy Keneipp. Second row: Moy Her- nandez, Louie Flores, Esfher Fields, Pal Harfman, John Hoof' en, Lois Marlin. Front row: Delora Hull, Doris Herberf, Ra- mona Jaruselz, Hazel Hahn, Marilyn Johannsen, Bobbie Furner. Ar lefl, iunior class officers, lirsf semes- fer. Sfanding, Mary Wilson, secrelaryg Duane lnforf, president kneeling, Doug Voesfer, vice presidenfg Richard Wil- helms, lreasurer. A1 righf, iunior class officers, second semesfer. Leff lo righl, Marilyn Jo- hannsen, secrefaryg Monfe Filbin, presi- denfg Larry Bowen, vice presidenlg Bill Layfcn, secrelary. f'N ,QN -all

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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

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Firsf-semesfer senior class officers. Leff fo righf, Tomy Loomis, presidenf: Peacock, secrefary R lp I f X x ' ' i' A: Q ,M Darlene Wadsworfh. freasurerg Maxine Jeffries, vice presidenig Susan U51- flfr . ml' Vg' X' ly Q- - TVWJ' E 16 C'vuAA ,mai yi' FRED BANCROFT JEAN BEAVERS CHARLES ALVAREZ JOE ARNAIZ BETTY BANES RONNIE BEAVERS LARAY ARMISTEAD EARLENE AST EMORY BEAN TOM BETZ l26l