Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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BRYAN STEPHENS - They were told not to leave anymore in my box! Mr. Stephens teaches English ll, core 7, and photo- graphy. Mrs. VELMA HOWARD - Diagraming sentences and spelling are essential practices in Mrs. Howard's English and journalism classes. lOSEPH MARSHALL - World history and driver train- ing kept our new football coach mentally as well as physicaly in shape. IIBW IIDITIB. 1 .f l ff lg' KJ 4, A if PHIL SIMON - His mother told him there would be days like this,, even so, his civics and senior problems classes were very interesting and inspiring. FLOYD LEIGH - Life was seldom dull for anyone in Mr. Leigh's core 8, in tact his students even helped him move into his 2 E i E Q I ,,J l RAYMOND ZOSEL - Wood , p and mechanical draw- ing filled Mr. Zosel's timesgsd some very interesting objects appeared from the shop classes. MISS EONA FLETCHER-Home al the range as usual is our bus! teacher of home crafts, foods homemaking and boys' home ec xg l 'J ,Qin E wel'

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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.

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CUSTODIANS, left to right, BACK ROW: C. E. Story, William Maddox, Herbert Sass. FRONT ROW: Michael Michalko, Harry Hein. Our maintenance men, under the direc- tion of Stuart Pender certainly made things more convenient this year by converting the old English room into new offices. The custodians, headed by the capable Harry Hein, relaly kept things ship-shape around here. Besides all-aro-und cleaning, they were often seen delivering. supplies to the class rooms. SCHOOL MAINTENANCE MEN, lett to right: Carl Jensen, Willard Egan, Stuart Pender. BUS DRIVERS, left to right: BACK ROW: Sylvester Costo, Kenneth Neste, Almeron Swanger, Wayne Todd. ,H- F- LIHUSBY. Glen Holmes. FRONT ROW: Joe Trlola, Milton Fisher, Amos Church: I, Howard Dorethy.