Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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When he arrived aT The Tishing grounds, Joe's luclc had seemingly remained in The classroom, Tor Two cans oi baiT, Three changes oT cloThing, and an empTy Taclcle-box laTer, a hungry, and weary Joe, Tell sound asleep on The river banlc. He had crammed his brain so Thoroughly wiTh The subiecT oT Tish ,ThaT he had This mosT realisTic dream. ln The TurbulenT waTers OT The PaciTic, Wilbur The whale had been suTTering Trom a psychosis as resulT oT being iilied by his sweeThearT, Penelope The Porpoise. He imagined himselT To be a salmon, and began swimming up The Treacherous San Ja- cinTo River To drown his sorrows. Suddenly, much To Joe's amazemenT, Wilbur emerged Trom The river, wiTh HemeT High and all iTs inmaTes perched precariously on his enormous Tongue. l'Hoppin' hippopoTamuses, exclaimed Joe, This. l goTTa seel Hey Tellers, waiT Ter mel l don'T wanTa miss nuTTinl SPLASH! v 9 ?iAIi Storiesf 'lii?,S -1,5-L .N 4 ,gill i w S SeaTed al ease in Their CapTain's chairs, Smilh-Hughes agricullure slu- i' 'G' denls worli in Their ulTra modern classroom, now in use for The second year. s lf i S J , Q '. I . ' A 7 1 if f C X l 4 if V ii I ' I ' f- K i j K f' fi ' 7 lli lf ?', -L J J n, ww, S S22 ' ' Y , X - ff f ,, 6 tx-K l i X, SX ,XX xx XV . iujixax X ox - s, ,... Tlx 'ei'-Qsx R sb . X-, X ,V X V7.2 l l lix n i

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7 vu in SZ If did happen To Joe Naugh, a lypical siudenl of Hemel Union l'ligh School. The year l952 dislinguished ilsell by being a ralher damp season for Soulhlanders, Hemel proving lo be no excepfion. For if rained so hard, and so long, Thai lhe San Jacinfo River filled 'ro lhe brim wi+h cool, bubbling waler. To complicafe mailers furfher, so many fish sei up house- keeping in lhese crysial wafers +ha'r a molher bass irequenlly discovered herself rearing abandoned carfish, whales, and minnows along wi+h her own healfhy brood. News of +his fisherman's paradise quickly reached lhe Hemel campus. whereupon, Joe immedialely awarded himself a leave of absence for scien'rific sludy of fish-ing. Bur fale was againsf Joe. All of his fishing gear had been uncere- moniously carfed off +o lhe ci+y dump by 'fhe unsympafhefic +ruan+ of- ficer. Unmindful of lhe consequences. however, Joe unearlhed The necessary equipment borrowed a can of peirol wifh which fo gas his rod, and whizzed away 'ro 'fry his luclc. 34,91 J Q7 1 ,,,-f- vu iz' r ' 'iff V 5. , in ,W A F33 A ' W ' l - if

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