Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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CHARLES CALLIN - A little boning up on the subject by the back fence never hurt anyone - even a teacher of audio-visual, math, core 7, and penmanship. GEORGE GAUDREAULT - Coach Gaudreault seems very pleased over the results of his training in his boys' P. E. classes. :A- ' 9 vi X. r? MQ-'dx ff' X fir? .... .W-2M,s - -we-5 Q, E H NQSM'-Q.,,, E3 I ,HK fl M- 415 it U, , ,ij ...ff ' f Q V ?Tf3?rff ' XY RRS Lf Q,:afgs-S egg... Quays!! 27 ,fr 'ss F23 xx h ...MJ L 1 t flexx' -3,1 L-..f'6':T xxxy, ,WXQQ iw: :wins wmnmnn - eee, ir worked! The T study ol electricity, and metal shop, driver training ls very interesting for students and teacher. WALTER ABRAMSON - So the alarm really does work! They should be here anytime now. Usually Mr. Abramson is busy with his math and core 8 classes. MRS. MARY WILSON - Vacation always brings a smile. In school Mrs. Wilson teaches algebra, math, and core 7. MRS. PEARL TUTTLE - These books are pretty good, and more are constantly added thus keeping the librarian busy. MRS. AMILEE JONES - As school nurse and instructor in home nursing and first aid, x

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.wit ,atsftfiiii E 2552 .gaze A ' JAY OEAN - Passing back papers is a usual routine ln teachers, even teachers ot math, core, and reading. EARL JAROINE - Deeply engrossed in ex- plaining how big the fish was that got away CHARLES REED - Believe it or not, this is is Mr. Jardine, director of band and chorus. a molecule. Things don't always work out so well in chemistry, physics, and algebra. rf J ' M, 14 is -was : '-51. fe? Aa' I . I Ha ffl if L, 5 .J A Magi R fx ,ft ,H i 'fl J ,f is , K t X I X 1 he Y .1 V 'iff' Ak if S ' at ,M it if, s 4 ' I K is.,-, if X e ji J cf. ff Y' tw WM 'Qs L T., Q X ' IISS ISABELLE SHELLER - There's more than one way to RAYMOND KNERR -HThe trouble with diagrams of baseball ut grades! Even girls' P.E. teachers have the problem of diamonds is that they leave little room for imagination. Coach eport cards. Knerr also teaches social studies ,add math. K ' in ' ' P JAMES TAYLOR - llo, it's not from out: space. lts our friend, Mr J Taylor 1 ff' 5, h ' W. work in ag. shop. He also teaches agricu ,f - -M, -A . ture and sponsors the FFA. ROY COOPER - The locker room of the nev gym meets with Coach Cooper's approva as well as with the students in his boys P.E. classes.

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NORMAN PERLUSS - Smiles add cheer to everyone's life and Mr. Perluss' friendly smile is well known in his math, core, and reading classes. STANLEY KELLER - What a strange sense of humor! Probably the literary works of a student in driver training, world histoy, or physical science. f ' fy ' ff ' ,4 . . we X' .Q-ff 5 5 1: ,........ aa 5 o I S 3' jf MSS BARBARA HULLOWAY - It is doubted hat the mysterious smile can he wholly BERNARD BDYNE Awa fr - - 1 - y om nttrrbuted to Miss Holloways P.E. classes. the mise and confusion of gen- metry and algebra classes! Ah, peace and quiet! MRS. WILMAIREAD-The full and varred day rs nearly over and soon it will be time to lock up and go home. ROBERT PALMER-Senior English has been added to a Spanish teacher's duties hut anyone can learn Spanish! It just takes some such a long time. GLEN NEWMAN - The first year at Hemet has been a full one for Mr. Newman, teach- ing English Ill, dramatics, and directing the junior class play.