Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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MISS MARY ELLEN COX. Tut, ful, Miss Cox- tnis wx'l iever do. Youre .setting 'our Cotnniercial students a fir.. gs, , I- ' QI , ei ,FMLS ad example MR'-nDQN.CQUTTS. Sto, Mr C Q-Q MRS. WILMA READ. Teaching seventh and eighth grade core keeps Mrs Read well occupied our knowledge IRS. IESSIE SHEPARD. Th' .. l f HUHS cerarnic art dcesnlsldggijoi This 55-56 school year our faculty did a flourishing business, To about 850 students, the cornloined lr.-Sr. faculty supervised in such fields as hornemaking business, agriculture shop and college preparatory, devoting rnuch of their 'tree W 7th periods to coaching students, both those who volunteered and also those who had to be 'drafted' for various reasons N is 'S Ki W 3-I , f A, Rumg Q . ftllher Smellhsc QCOdz in short, it stinks' SCIYS Clrt instructor Mrs .Shepard A A M W A F .ou ls What would the elgnfh and ml Qfflds MISS BARBARA HOLLOWAY. As PE instructor for the gunior high girls Miss Holloway doubled for lite saver' both in and out of the xwirn rning pool y 51 t 5, Mas. BARBARA LARRABEE. what kind of gm, 17 rnent is th1s going to be? Perhaps Mrs Larrae bee should call upon some ot her clothing students for assistance

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- .t .gwtufr -7 f 'iff' gli L Maintenance men, left to right: Kenneth Neste, Carl lensen, Stuart Pender. Bus drivers, left to right, bac row m sey Kenneth Neste, William Todd Sylvester Costo Front row Milton Fisher Amos Churchill, Ioe Triola, Howard Dorthey Hemet High 5 , more enjoyable Last suinzizer wlmile tlie student body was enyoying its vacation, our maintenance men constructed offices tor Mr. Halle, our new vice principal and for lflr, Newton, our counselor The fztixdent room 5175 and the old annual ottzce were t:'1nr:1f,r::1e41 into IIC'1dU1lTflilCl'59 tor the 'ninixal and 'f7l1IYl'1llf9TIl Classes, Made for lfr Steinbach - to 'al rvwrri was: it new derz. 'Jl'1!3lIi'ii.Cl'l taole Cnr Cooks did fxn elfzctent goin in tlie cafeteria For tliose people who wanted to eat on the run, the snack bar served lxarzilanraers, candy, soda pop, and :nilk sliakefs, The cooks used more aovernrnent surplus food than ever before, make 'na 't possible for everyone to liave a wellflnal aneed luncli at a low price. Cnr Cristedianf cared for our Classrooms and '1'1VJlli'7l'lIS'5l.','f'l05'w!YIif,Jl'f'1lil di'r'n'1f1ll:'e'1 vin: Wlt'le We rms drivers: were Clianlteiirina xtiidertt 1 to 'znd from 'sclieol and CXllCIfCl1lTICl1lfTT fictivztzef' We F1 rrdenerri devoted their efforts to cfirmzg fa: air C 'Vflmilfi and pwrerzarina our new laaselivall field The lose of Tolin lflalol-2, liead aardener for many yearfs who passed away last tall, was deerlj: fel? ray all tliose wlio knew him, Custodians, top r0W1 HUYYY Hein, Melville Walker. Mid- dle row: William Maddox. Front row: Michael Mi- chalko, C. E. Story. ,.