Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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Rich Background Music The ravenous appetites of high-schoolers found relief in the filling lunches and snacks served by cafeteria and snack bar workers. Besides serving two lunches daily during the split noon hour, Mrs. Harvey Hein and crew also prepared food for banquets of both civic and school organizations. Menus were planned by Miss Edna Fletcher. foods instructor. and students from both schools were given an opportunity to earn their lunches by serving in the snack bar and cafeteria. Leif, lunchtime scene in cafeteria. Upper right, cafeteria workers, left io right: Betty Jones, Zelma Shook, Irene Powers and Elizabeth McGraw. Lower right, 'ush time af snaclr bar. ima r A-...Mm

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usic Mr. C. Guy Warfel, Principal, and Mr. C. J. Salisbury, High School Vice Principal. Serving in new capacities because of the new six year high school inaugurated this year, are C. Guy Warfel high school principal, and C. J. Salisbury, high school vice-principal. Mr. Warfel and Mr. Salisbury still govern the senior and junior high schools respectively, but the administrative merger has intensified cooperation between the two Schools. Acting as intermediaries between faculty and Students, were attendance clerk, Mrs. Marjorie Matthew, who faithfully issued tardy slips and accounted for absences: and Mrs. Anna Mae Linehan, secretary to the Principal, who also mimeographed programs, recorded sales of annuals, class rings and student body cards. From their posts in the Superintendent's Office, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Corrie executed all business transactions, and correlated relations between that office and the high school. y Left, Mrs. Clara Corrie, secre- tary. Right, Mrs. Grace Scott, Administration Secretary. Leti, Mrs. Anna Mae Linehan, secretary to Mr. Wartel, and Mrs. Marjorie Mathew, Attend- ance Clerk. Right, Lucille Woerner, Ottice Girl.

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