Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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wfiffeng .S2lf'UiC6 emonne , , Ns, 3 iw . W , - ! SCHUUL B :USTODlANS. BACK ROW, leff fo righlz C. E. Slory, Joe Malros, Melville BUS DRIVERS. BACK ROW, lefl lo righh Sylvesfer Cosfo, Harry Lindsay, Millon Fisher Nallrer, and Alvin Galchel. FRONT ROW, lefl fo righl: William Maddox, Harry Clarence Burroughs, Glen Holmes, H. A. Smilh, Amos Churchill. KNEELING, leff lo fogl, and Harry Hein. righi: Forresr Moon, Joseph L. Rondeau. MAINTENANCE MEN. Lefl lo righl: GARDENERS. Lefl fo righl: John Malelr and Carl Jensen and Slewarf Pender. Warren Holmes. Sludenls dwelling lar from school depended largely on lhe busses lor lransporlalion lo and from school each day. The bus drivers, whose safely records are our prioe, also worked exlra hours lo haul roolers and sporls reams lo ou+-ol- Town games and 'ro lransporl lhe loancl lo music leslivals. Our immaculale buildings are lhe pride ol all Hemeliles: conscienlious mainlenance men made major repairs on Salurdaysg and during all vaca- 'rions lhey repainled, revarnished and replaslered various school lacililies. Cuslodians cleaned anc polished noi only during lhe day, buf lar inlo lhe nighl. Gardeners made our campus allraclive, lor lhe will-clipped lawns are always green during lhe growing season, and llowers ol many hues al- ways acd lheir gaiely lo lhe lace ol our campus. I7

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.uni We are sTiII proud oT our almosT-new caTeTeriag our pride is shown by our care oT The building and equipmenT, Tor we haven'T carelessly worn oTT iTs newness. Long line-ups oT hungry sTudenTs were Ted each day by moderaTe-priced, well-planned meals prepared by The able caTeTeria sTaTT. The caTeTeria was under new managemenT This year, headed by Mrs. Bernice Robinson. The snaclc bar, besides selling iTs usual sToclc oT candy, ice-cream and hamburgers, added apples and donuTs To iTs inyenTory This year, which made iT an even more convenienT place To grab a nourishing quickie lunch. This snaclc bar is mosT popular on sunny days when iT's more Tun To eaT ouT on The lawn Than inside. AW! fAe STM? Hungry hoards of sTudenTs daily floclred To The cafeferia To enioy Those n wurishing and appefizing lunch- es prepared by The cafeferia sTaf'f. The coolrs who helped quell our rav- enous appeTiTes are, le'fT To righT: Mrs. Zelma Shook, Mrs. Wilma Mc- call, Mrs. Bernice Unland, Mrs. Marie Hiller and Mrs. William McGrew. Snack Bar chief, Mrs. Irene Powers, aTTacks piles of leTTuce, pickles and buns, which she musf Turn inTo hamburgers before II:30. In fronf you see sTaclxed The plafes which will house These beef delicacies. '71r....-.,., . w ,

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AT LEFT. Since Gary Sla- len learned lo give assisl- ance on fhe slide rule, Nancy Kisalca's lrig solving seems fo come easier. AT RIGHT. Jesse Schlange rehearses a speech for lhe benefil of fwo of his com- pafriols, David Bailey and David Brown. spare C Allhough Hemel l-ligh is a small school, il ollers manifold opporlunilies lo grow in lhe menlal, physical, and social skills required lor success. Very lew small schools oller such a wide variely of courses. Besides lhe regular required subiecls, such as English, Uniled Slales and world hislory, malhemalics, civics, physical educalion and lhe nalural sciences, we also have many inleresling and useful eleclives in our program. Burf Sarver and Milne Page look on wilh lrue scienlilic curiosily as Mr. Reed measures Mr. Waller's second year fyping class al worlx: lo someday be on a business Cl1em'C5lS'n Cl19mlS7 Y Class. execulive's payroll is fhe ambilion of many of lhem.