Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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IN MEMORY OF DR LESLIEJ CLARK A Man to Match 0ur ountams Publrc educatron ln Hemet lost one of rts truest frrends last October when Dr Clark Presrdent of our Board of Trustees passed away Dr Clark gladly served our schools as a board member for srxteen years acqurrmg a thoroughgorng profes He was a klnd father able physxcran dependable crtrzen and wrse confrdant We are grateful for the years he lrved among us he worked so hard that too early he lard down h1s lrfe for us We mrss hrm very much o sional judgment on all educational problems. ,

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Local school boards in America are groups of towns- people elected by their communities to develop and administer the policies of the schools. Our local Board of Trustees accomplished this by making themselves familiar with school activities and problems: and by frequently consulting an auxiliary organization called the Lay Advisory Committee. lhe Made Us Face the Dr. Wiens, in his second year as Superintendent of Hemet Schools, has Shown that he possesses the primary quality of a worker with youth: namely, an active interest in young people and their problems, because, in addition to performing his regular administrative duties, Dr. Wiens was never too busy to listen to student suggestions and put them into practice whenever possible. Board Members. Richard Elliott, Alice Nelson, Leland Houk, President, Claire Gillette, Hillas Cole, Clerlz.