Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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High First semester Student Council, third row, left to right: Larry Bowen, Chuck Wagner, Tom Blum, Jim Ven- able, Chuck Reeves, Keith Froehlich and Bill Layton. Second row, left to right: Jeanette Read, Lois Henninger, Donna Smith, Dorothy Lingo, Mickey Collier, Janet Norton and Larry Page. First row, left to right: Mr. Kenneth Newton, advisor, Nila Smith, Mary Fletcher, Barbara Overlay, Winnie Page, Janene Sivartson, Carolee Rob- erts and Nancy Kisaka. Second semester Student Council, third row, left to right: Mike Page, Keith Froehlich, Chuck Reeves, Mr. Kenneth Newton, advisor, Gary lsrael and Eddie Lowrimore. Second row, Monte Filbin, David Simpson, Dwayne Smith, Bob King and Pal' Leedle. First row, Donna Smith, Frances Brown, Dorothy Lingo, Sue Clark, Charlene Judy, Kay Benninghoven and Carol Bohmfalk. in Donating money toward an electric scoreboard for the football field highlighted the accomplishment list of this yearls student councils In addition to absorbing all of the complaints exerted by student body members, their constructive leadership became evident when the school was awarded the RCL Spoxtsmanshlp Trophy for the 1953 basketball season .,,f h! 1491?

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Maestros of Hemet First semester student body otticers, lett to right: Larry Bowen, president, Mary Fletcher, secretaryg Keith Froehlich, vice president: Chuck Reeves, boys club rep' resentativeg Larry Page, treasurer, and Nancy Kisalra, girls club representative. Student government. one of the best forms of leadership training available for youth. is the core ot Hemet Highs student body organization. The six student body officers. who are elected each semester. head the student council, and correlate the activities of the student lawmakers with those of the entire student body. Second semester student body otticers, lef+ to right: Monte Filbin, president: Darrell Williams, treasurer: Sue Clarlr, secretary: Gary Israel, boys club repre- sentativeq Francie Brown, girls club rep- resentative, and Chuck Reeves. vice president.

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Conductors Instructors must talk and how the 1953 faculty exercised their vocal chords! By delivering such enlightening lectures as What the atomic theory means to me, and Why angle A equals angle B, teachers happily succeeded in educating their flocks. Although having to cope with such annoyances as tardy students coming to class only to be excused again for some activity, they were never too busy for a friendly and consultatory gab-fest with their students. Miss Alice Beaird-Dean of Girls, civics, senior problems. Mrs. Dorothy Coxe - school nurse. Nathaniel P. Howerton-Eng- Mrs. V. T. Jeffery-girls Richard Killen-English, an- Edgar A. McAllister- lish ll, Speech, California Ca- physical education. nual advisor. world history, Spanish del' COVP5- Drama- Charles Reed -Chemistry, Daniel Salvione-chorus. Miss Marie Strange- Kenneth Newton - Dean of physical science, physics, Homemalring. Boys, general counselor, U. S. drivers education, photogra- History, Senior Math. phy.