Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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Harold Beclclows - se- Abraham Beyiin-woodshop. Mrs. Jessie Clark-arf. Roy Cooper-'loofball coach nior problems. book- Miss Edna Flefcher-home Fred Hagen-agricullure. boys physical educafion. keeping, civics, sopho- economics. Mrs. Frances Hagen-Eng- more social sfudies. lish lll, business English, Al Fages-foofball and iournalism. baseball coach, biology. Miss Elizabefh McKel- Curfis Miller-band. vey-mafhemaiics. Lee Vandenberg - meial Mrs. Pearl Tuffle-li- shop. brarian. Roberf Waller-fyping, shorf- hancl, office pracfice.

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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.

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Miss Beaird's firsf period civics class during flweir sludy ol nafional and local governmenf. Mr. McAllis+er's Spanish ll class is supposed lo be wa+cI'1ing him, bu? seemingly iliey were dislracled by flue cameraman: Tom Blum especially. I8 Familiar scene from one of Mr. Bey+in's woodslwop classes. Hemet's Carroll Dooliiile demonslrafes a geomefry problem lo +l1e fourllw period geomefry class.