Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

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' Wyf fx? f pup wk MVN' VJ, O nc 'Civ JJ ,W fi-'ijffix ff? 1 ,QL Pa1a44ewf,74e,4mdzsf4gg agar azz mgasmz ww gm! ? L X KV Ny X Xx QX Every high school ccrmpus has its joys, sorrowsp lcrughter, teors, victories ond defects - Hemet is no exception. lt hos been the purpose ot the otnnuol stdlf to picture the students in os mony moods GS possible and thus record the history of H.U.H.S. for l957-58. When the grcrduotes of l958 look through the Tohquitz in years to come, we hope our portrcryctl is cru- thentic enough to bring bctck these moods cmd memories. .X fs po 4 . . 1 W f my f J Jw . H . 1 3 4 R41 A . L. iv , , is . ATU ' '11 1 . 'v:,4f1. 2 - ., fy, ' 1 :PV K v gay! ' ff, 5, x x ra f r 1 7 t 91 'f l 4 f mf 1' - - -f.,. ,, - . 1+ l nf' 535 f f 1' ' -.ig 'K .l'C f ' ,f,, ' 1 5, 1.9. '. fn L4 . , .nf , a I - . D-4 L ,, - .ff - ,Q . wa, 'T' ., ,, -,,fw ei f ww' . 1 5 1 4 1 2 K1 'x 1 'z'gwp'f'1,1,: ..,' af. 'li-. :y1x: ' .x 3x4-!..!k4.' ,, . -,1- wg' In g.,, 21 '- 1ng,,, I . we 1 'vf L 1.-6 i- 'Y' 1 Q ve .A fin 'WK nv Q. em' -.ug 4 .fl '- K . .4 A Y N I 'li ull . -l . , 9 'Z 1 2 k Z Hx I 454' ,1- . ' ' 4 Qld ' if 1 4 Elf , ' mm. 7 'av I I a The annual stall wishes to acknowledge the services and gui- dance of Mr. Glenn Steinback by dedicating the l958 Tahguitz tc him. Mr. Steinback attended Wisconsin State College at Superior where he niet his wife, Lou, With their two sons, Chip and Skip, they now live on a ranch. Most ot the construction and handi-work was done by Mr. Steinback himself. Although his recreational hobbies are mainly fishing and golfing, tormer and present annual staffs are very fortunate that he also takes a great interest in photography. Since he came here in 1953 he has taught biology, physical sci- ence, zoolcgy, photography, and he has sponsored the Sophomore Class. ln tact, Mr. Steinback is involved in most school activities and the students appreciate his interest and friendliness. His ready smile and enthusiasm also contribute to his being an all-around good guy. Here, Mr. Steinback, is the l9S8 Tahguitz. We hope you enioy it as much as we have enioyed knowing you. -nf A DNUMS ,ff 'i1aA1 V LXLT4 4ff'gg Q X W f ?' 6 v N WAN '.v X MR. GLENN STElNBACK, biolo- gy zoology, and bolany ernf phasizes the tunotion of the ear. As attendance otfioer, MR. ROBERT PALMER hears some good ones. He also oye al- gunos buenos ouentos in his Spanish olasses. MRS. OZELLA BOUNDS, 7th grade oore smiles pleasantly and relaxes during lunch hour, 'lParlez vous Francais? MR. RCBERT TAYLGR will also teach you Spanish as well as Frenoh. We will repeat last year's performance by the girls' :name pionship tennis tearn exolairns MISS l S A B E L L E SHELLER girls' PE. teaoher. .iS Q?-'S-if: MR. Pl-llL HQWERTON stu dent oounoil, annual a d Eng ' h IV stresses a point MR. TED SMITH, basketball and football ooaoh mixes sports with 7th and 8th grade rnath. X INVSE. Xvl Do-re-mi-fa-sol-la-ti-do. MR. EARL lARDlNE teaches A Cappella and junior high choirs as well as the junior and senior bands. Coaching baseball is MR. RAY KNERRS favorite activity. He also teaches World history and coaches l.V. football. a--H-'f MRS. PEARL TUTTLE orders more books for the ever ex- panding library. MRS. MILDRED HIGHT enioys her public speaking and dra- rnatics class as well as her typing classes. MRS. VELMA HQWARD opens the door of knowledge for her students in English l and ll. , -J 31 W - RX. How soon to the moon? The answer rnay be found in MR. CHARLES REED'S science and algebra classes. MR. IAMES TAYLOR, agricul- ture teacher, smiles over the results of one of the horticul- ture projects. 4' u . Sf- . ti? Papers Heed to be corrected so the pehcrls heed to be sharp- ened tmds MlSS BEVERLY TRUAX teacher ot Ehalrsh 1, srr es cc sues and TCT? 8 md PE- MR. NORMAN PERLUSS re- laxes as he teaches spellmq readmq artd writmq 1h Ehqhsh ll arid core 8. Grrls RE. classes keep MlSS BARBARA HCLLCWAY busy the whole day through. ' N A f MR. NORMAN WEST demon- strates that a strarqht line is the shortest distance between two pomts OH the football held as well as in I'H6ChflIT1CC.'l drawrhq arid algebra. Thrs is the port tha: makes the car run, srmles MR. IOE MAR' SHALL, driver traimrta teacher and football and tehrris coach. I J2i 7'- I 1' gf '7 ., ' l r X-, I '-':',',.:f .ii . :tr 'V -S' '- if .af tt f-iffy E , ' If A , ' -, ,NO - ' ffl- . Aff-i-, 'rm Students learn about scientific instrurnents in MR. IOHN GH.- BERTS science 8 and 9 classes. Music is another one of his specialties. 'f?l4ZsY-- -- 'Keep your eye on the basket, - 2 S537 5 ,,' .,V 1- I , I Map study is included in MlSS MABEL ALMQUISTS US. hisf tcry classes. Eroni his office in the new elecf tric shop, MR. EVANS WATERA MAN watches his students at work. There are so rnany things to do, feels MES. BERYL PENA- CHCD, teacher of math 7 and 8, algebra, and English l. instructs MR. RGY COOPER, Ll boys' PE. teacher and director P., , of athletics 3 En giish lll, journalism, 8th grade dramatics, and direction of the junior and senior plays keep MR. GLEN NEWMAN husy. MR. LLQYD WIXGM instructs in the proper use cf metal shop equ1prnent as well as teaching trig. 15 MR. VEACH WTLLTS reviews the assiaarneats for his social siuaies 9 students, The value of reoairiq goool books is pleasantly pointed out by MRS, MARY WTLSCN, teacher of Core 7 algebra ana math, WONG in K LEADfR .ls l I frfwiw figs!-3. ,, I fix.. 'Yes your answer is correct says MR. WALTER ABRAM- SCN who teaches :ore 8 and triath. 7-V J . 5 ' - ' BW- Q53 E- Aaiil' iiiahr Classes soiiial stua- ies arid Core 8 we up to mariy hours for MR. MARTQN BURGE. Home eroriomics is MTSS EDNA FLETCHERS specialty. T hi s looks like a good recipe for the girls to try. This iriiriqiimg ii, work was dorie by orie of MRS, MARTAN WALTZ'S ari srugleriis. Many fine ariicles are ooisiruotea un- aer the direotioi of MR, RAYMCND ZCSEL teacher of wooashob. 'H Time goes fast for MR. CHARLES Cl'-XLLTN who teaches audio-visual, ai a t h 7 C o r e 7, arid perimarishib. The seniors enjoy the discus- sions, reports and study in MR. PHlL SlMON'S senior problems and civics classes. This dessert looks good, comments MR. FRANK HOP- PER who teachers math 7, 8, and 9. MRS. IESSIE SHEPARD stands back to study a drawing by one ot the students in her arts and crafts classes. MRS. WILMA READ glances at her students in core 7, 8, 9, and 10. Relaxation and laughter help to keep you healthy, says MRS. EUGENIA TIBBITTS, teacher of home economics and health. MlSS BARBARA HAMMOND crosses the campus on the way to her English 10, ll, and l2 classes. MR. BRYAN STEPHENS looks over the campus during a break between his core 7 and reading classes. MR. GEORGE GAUDREAULT Watches the track team Work out. He teaches boys' P.E. after school sports, and c o a c h e s track. Th-if seiretaries 1r1 the aazumistraticm dice pause to have their picture taken. l T211-y are lem ii: might. MISS BESSIE MILLICAN, MISS RI-IETA MALLORY, MRS. ANN HANSSLER MRS. ESTI-IEE WILSON MRS. STELLA MGQRE, MISS GSASE SCCTT execuhve secretary aria MISS MAIZIYANNE MERWIN. I x 1' MRS, S H I R L E Y LAWRENCE, MRS. GENE MENGEL, and MISS MARTHA STUCKEY team up to get the work done 1:1 the semer high school office, Shedciha symptoms to heIp keep stu- :Iehts heahhy is MRS. AMILEE IQNES' gcb as sChooI nurse, T-'h , fe ,113 , .......:. - Il MRS. ADELE WESELOH checks the attendance Charts In The jumor hiqh sChoQI office. ' ' WU' 'QL.v- ' '-'.':l'YL'!'- xx. DR. IACOB WIENS, district superintendent, looks happy about the growth and progress ol the school. MR. LEONARD SCHLEE, junior high counselor, is 'tops with the students. . . 5515.-- MR. ROBERT I-IUMMEL tlettl principal, and MR. IAMES I-IALLE, vice-principal, work to g e t h e r to keep the school operating smoothly. The Board of Education this year includes flett to rightl MRS. ALICE NELSON, the REV. ROGER HILLIS, MR. HILLAS COLE, president, MR. WILLIAM WATSON, and MR. CLAIRE GILLETTE. A happy mood is presented by the Board members as they look at the year's achievements. MR. KENNETH NEWTON, senior high counselor has apparently received good news regarding his students. N L Familiar faces around the campus are custodians, Ioe Field, Bill Maddox, Mike Michalko, Siqurd Peterson, Harry Hein. Bottom, Iohn Riesland. if Keepinq eve-rythinq Ship-Sl'1C1DG is 1119 iob of For having such a beautiful campus We have the maintenance men, Willard Egan, Stuart the qardeners to thank, Warren Holmes, Pender, Carl Iensen. Murray Duncan. Official chauffeurs-bus drivers to you-f Sylvester Costo, Ken Neste, Almeron Swanger, William Todd, Harry Lindsay, Glen Holmes. Bottom, loe Triola, Mike Fisher, Amos Churchill, and How- ard Dorethy. 15' ', ., I. I A .X ,E 9' F' Ewfr 1' 1 2 I! . 4 2' Boy! Ever see so much salad? Cooks are left to right, Nell Koepke, Mrs. Wil- ma McCall, Marie Miller, Lois Bottom, Helen Von Driska. Mrs. McGrew smiles as she Whiffs the pleasing smells coming from the warmer. Getting ready for the snack bar trade is Mildred Malony. COMMISSIONER OE RECORDS Esther Wilson IQ 4.1 .9 C19 X ' x VICE-PRESIDENT Sldney Tibbitts 6 x COMMISSIONER OE FINANCE Bunny Curne COMMISSIONER OE ATHLETICS Iesse Corrosco PRESIDENT Ron Wilson COMMISSIONER OF PUBLICITY Roberto Cferwinq PARLIAMENTARIAN Noncy Plontenqo ax I C-N COMMISSIONER OP ACTIVITIES Tom Conover M..-...... I x CoMM1ss1oNER OF PEP Pom WiIcox BOYS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT Ernie Alvarez ? ' 2 ADVISER Mr. Howerton laden! The Student Council, under the excellent and commendable guidance ot Mr. I-Iowerton, adviser, has undertaken numerous projects. Among these was a budget, an exchange assembly, a iulce-box or PM-Tuner, a pay telephone booth on campus, a student court, class competition day, and a student patio, In addition to the regular duties such as A.S.B, card sales, student picture sales, school assemblies, and Homecoming ac- tivities, this council organized a weekly flag raising ceremony, sponsored a highly successful canned foods drive, and actively participated in the R,C.L. Associated Student Council meetings and activities. Our council also became a member of the Na- tional Association ot Student Councils. GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT Chris Iohnson fs ,Q Y X,- 5 1' SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES La 'ty Baker Betty Browri Bill Price Sue Werner IUNICE, CI-ASS REPRESENTATIVES soPHoMoEE cLAss REPRESENTATIVES Calvm Nlchclsf lem? Memllf TOPY Haut lim Slaton, Carol Sivertsen, Alan lvfclri Carol Simpson bharmg Menqei ea? 51 X - -- -Qf XX, xl - y-1, - ks g x ,:fT',- ,Z .- Sv .., ,, K N J- ' .Y s- '- x ff. , 2' N -X jx , , . ,HQ 1 l N ' fx , 5 f- T x,.5, A Z ff 'Q , 'fff'e- Xl- I 1 S ,-gf-229,53 F X xi, fzf riff-1 Q - . , , ' f 15 5- XX Qi LFXX ,UW f. ,lf fbi.-EXQ X X I il 5 - - AXX xx X ff, J 5' 1 f I ,:,f 3 ff. azz 24 Z ,vi Uili Bdllln in-In lon Parssinen, chairman of finance Betty Rogers vice presi dentp Carol Ann Bowen secretary lerilee Newby treasurer Lanny Baker, president The class of '58 ended life at Hernet High with a year full of outstanding and successful events. Proving themselves worthy of the title Mighty Seniors they thoroughly trounced the juniors in the annual lun- ior-Senior football game, the final score stood l9 to O. One of the many highlights of the year was the traditional senior class play, Lost Horizon. Those who saw the play agreed it was an outstanding achievement. To raise money to help finance their senior activities week, they had bake sales and car washes, all of which were very successful. Some of the activities enjoyed by the seniors were a fabulous ditch day, bac- calaureate, and to climax the year, graduation followed by a memorable all night party. XX ERNIE ALVAREZ. Boys' Leaque pres. 4, Key Club 3, 4, Curious SavaqeADr. Emmett, Lost Horie zon Barnard. BILL BADER. Letterman's Club 3. 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 2. BETTY JANE BROWN. Class sec. 2, ASB rep. 2, 3, 4: GAA 2, 3, Chorus 2, Homecoming Princess 2, Banquet Waitress 2, Lost Horizon - program, Student Con- qress 3, 4, Cheerleader 3. LANNY BAKER. Class pres. 4: CSF 4, ASB rep. 2, Lost Hori- zon - proqrams. Q y. LOIS I. AUSTIN. Transferred from Elsinore Union High School, Elsi- nore, California 3. CABOL ANN BOWEN. Class sec, 4, GAA 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, ASB rep. 2, Annual 4, Curious Savage - publicity co-chairman, usherette, Lost Horizon - pub- licity co-chairman, usherette, Ban- quet Waitress 2, Sonqleader 3, 4, Dedication princess 3, Home- cominq Queen 4, Daisy Chain. 6 'i gf K 'w ELLA BALMAN. GAA 3, Lost Horizon -tickets chairman, Daisy Chain, CAROL BOYER. FHA 4, Inkslinq- ers 2, Drill Team 3, 4, Daisy Chain. :aaa is 'Qi in ' 1 7 BOB BANES. Lest Horizon PAULA BROWN. FHA 47 Spun- LONNIE BELL, Annuq12 scenery. ish Club 2. ERLINDA CHA ON FHA 4 Dull IERRY DUANE BURDEN Tecxm W LINDA BROWN GAA 2 3 4 FHA 4 Chorus 3 4 Lost Hon zon trckets Transferred from Perrrs Umon Hrgh School Perrrs Cuhfornrc 2 LARRY BURDEN GARY BRUBAKER MARY CAROL CHRISTOPHER GAA 2 3 Grrls League vp 3 IUDY LEE CAMERQN FHA 4 Sonqlecder 3 4 Banquet Wm Chorus 2 3 4 Drlll Team 3 H955 2 -auf i 1 s 3 we IESSE CARRASCO Comm l Athletlcs 4 Lettermans Club 3 Basketball 4 Track 3 4 Trans ferred from Delano I'-hah School Delano Caltforma 3 TAM CONGVER Comm of Ac t1v1t1es 4 GAA 3 Inkslmqers 3 Annual 3 4 Cunous Savaqe makeup publ1c1ty Grrls League rep 3 Lcst I-Iortzon Lo Tsen Sonqleader 3 4 Home comma Prmcess 3 Dalsy Cham EARLENE ELLIS GAA 2 Curt ous Savage prcpertres Lost Hcrtzon scenery Photography 3 Dr1ll Team 4 Datsy Cha1n LARRY EGAN FFA 2 3 4 Foot ball 4 Baseball 2 ILENE ELLIS GAA 2 Cunous Savage properttes Los' I-Iort zon scenery Photography 3 Drtll Team 4 Darsy Cham RICHARD CLASBY Band 2 3 4 Currous Savage Ieffery scenery Lost Hor1zon Ruther lord scenery -.w---4' .ff DON CHAPMAN Track 3 TERRY ARLENE CORWIN GAA NATALYN DAVIS GAA 2 3 Qutll and Scroll 4 Tahquttz Peeks 4 ASB rep 2 Lost Hon zon makeup publtclty Stu dent Congress 2 Cla s sec 2 Banquet Waztress 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club 2 Curlous Savage properttes Lost Hon zon prompter Drtll Team 3 4 Datsy Cham IOE DOTSON Transferred from Salmas Umon I-Irqh School Salt nas Cahforma 3 'QV -sa? 1:7 ep' I BETHELLEN M. ELY. FHA 45 FTA 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 4. PHIL ELY. FFA 4: Baseball 2. DAVE ENGLISH. Lettermari's Club 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. MARIE FISHER, GAA 35 Chorus 3: Lost Horizon - sceneryg Drill Team 4 IUNE GRUNER. Transferred from East Bakersfield High School, Bakersfield California 4. IERRY FOSTER. Lettermarfs Club 3, 45 Key Club 45 Band 25 Football 25 Basket- ball 3, 4. PETE HALL. Key Club 45 CSF 3, 4: Curious Savage - Hanibalg Lost Hori- zon - Wylang Football 4: Track 3. GUDRUN H. FRICK. Science Club v.p 3, pres. 4: CSF 35 Inkslinqers 35 F.T,A 3. Crist C T e xery su P Hu CQQ p E 1 IUCIQS Iam Pcfrsmn I Brenda MC u tj EW Alvf1rv7 B uma R gem Bob L90 R I WIISOIT Tum Ivhchels Pr ce 1 , r t QCIIQ W1lGY Sldnev Tlbbltts D1Ck Q y GQ Ch 1 I ICU? Q Gr Y S 2 5 IW I-N. X' PEGGML , L A Y. GFQMGEH. V 91 GAA 37 'Cuxgps Savage' Nurse ',','1.ly. KENNETA Transferred if ri Dirsey Schetl, Lis .faijeles Calder- KATHPQYN GFCVES FIFLEY. FCEEFT LIE, CSF 2, 3, 4 Ecmquet '.'.'c11iress 2, Cheer Ar-sis, S- C1lf1 LlS SCIY'G3I'? - 1933.5 3, stcgze mzjxg List Herman - IEAN GRAY, FHA C pres, 4- CSF f A Savage - Fczrv 'ffl LCCXIS, Key fl ' Qllllll Kn.:LEEN GROVES Tyggk 3, Lfrqry Club 27 Chorus 2, 3 ' '.1:'frette3 4. LGIS El l-lULS, TOM LUBIN. SCIGUCQ Club 2 Library Club 27 Stump Club 27 Band 27 Lost Horizon prcpertles. CLIFFCPD K'.'.'C,CK, 'Trans- ferred frsrn Cczklcmd Elgh Scheel, Oakland C3l1fC:1i1': 3. 32 Q-1' 'wif' A .W , r n K : : -:ml M, I 4 Ss. . v - W -V -fs.-N A- . A - ...Mi H, . .. L., JN.. ,. , S , -.-.- 45- Y IQ: fxr bzvcifro 1. Q Y -V ,F .5. ., , H -f I pm .9 ffl 4. -KK .5hJ,J.H L.. f .. yfmisn ','.xx:: 1' sr -'lg ASF rI':.1'n f Shen LOA IEAN HUFTZ. GAA 2 3: DARRELL LYELL. Lettermfms L1:'fc1yff1'gl Band 2 3 ffpxb 4: Key ff'l.LE' 2 3 4: 53? :pet 'ffgxlter 2: 'List Nizxzm - f1'Yv'iYI F4 '. 'L 3 4' Yxrsf HA HOLD M 'ALLISTEH 1:3115 VHHIS XJHNSQN. Guts' Lnuxgpxe BRENDA IOYCE LCTNULTY. 'Tries fzirrx Elsxxe Naval xii gras. 4- GAA 3' CSF 4- Q43 GAA Z 3: Spcnsh 'ILM ,I1l1t:1zy A:u,1o:f.y 3. zxi Sq: ll 4: Stgi-ent Cingzesg 7- 'List Hgrxzm f Tfzsh' 3: ,AHHIICIL 3, 4: Tzznsfcerred fr m DHL. Team leader 4, -.lurjvzi G: 'Je Uri, ri High S '31 igl 3. YETERLY JONES. 39-A 3: Sidi' fII.1 IIQHARHY. Lette-:mana 'Lg NLE: 2: 'Lis' HTQYLZ Ti 3 Teas. 4: C,Lr1:11s Savage' - v jf- Df1..m'1 d -' Siziisly F'1'l ' 1 4 Tfjfk S 4 15 if :az ff ----X Q-Q if : Q R .. F' I j Ea ami 'T 'K N Q ,A fi' piggy , 4'W 1: f Vigfyr , IU SHARON LEIGII MILLER. GAA 2, 35 Science Club 2, Curious Savage - usheretteg List Heri- zon - tickets, FRED PETERSEN. IULIE NORRIS. Ca11.,'4s Sav- age - tickets, Lest Hzrxzcn' - iictlcets. fx 5 ix 1 'I 'A f -ax il -n ION PARSSINEN. Class Chair- man :I Finance 4, Key Club 2, 3, Ireas. 4, Curi:us Savage Lisherg Lost Harman - High Lama, Foctball 2, Baseball 3, 4. IEAN MARIE NICOLAS, Spanish Club 27 CSE 27 CL1ri3us Sav- age' - tickets: L:sT HCIIZCTHM - tickets, Drill 'Team 4. FJILAN REID. l wa Y?-r - xx' A 5 1 . , . I A, 1 -V, 5 rifle As 1 V i i , -A R . 2 h , L IERILEE CAMILLE NEWBY. Class treas. 4, GAA 2, 3, FHA his- tirzan 2, Spanish Club 25 Lest Hcrizcnw properties chairman, Daisy Chain. BILL PRICE. Class rep. 45 Sci- ence Club 2, Spanish Club 2, CSE 2, 3, pres, 4, Curious Savv age' - tickets, 'Lest Horizon - Mallznscn. IANICE ODELI.. GAA 2- Phcts graphy 2, Drill Team 4. 19' :max f'Nof 'Ira- CHARLIE PASOS. Class pres. 3: Key Club 2, Banquet Waiter 2, Efctball 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4. BARBARA NORD. GAA 2, 3: FHA 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Library Club 4, Tahquiiz Peeks 4, Drill Team 4. CARL RHEINGANS, EEA 2, 3 47 Srieriffe Cluk 3. 1' 1 'I-D it X 33, 4 .1 A MANETTA READ. Sotence Club JIM SCOTT. FFA 3, 4. 3, CSF 2, 3, 4, Student Cbnqress 3: Daisy Chain. Parade through Senior Drive. 'N IOAN MARlE REYNOLDS, FHA 43 Chorus 3, 4, FTA pres, 47 Daisy Chain, VARIS CLYDE SMITH. Class vp. 2, treas. 37 l.etterman's Club 2, 3, 4: Key Club rep, 2, sec, 3, pres. 4, Chorus 2, 37 Annual 3: Ban- quet Waiter 21 Football manager 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. BETTY SUE ROGERS. Class vp. 3, 45 ASB rep. 25 Ouill and Scroll 45 Curious Savage - pro- qrams oo-chairman, usheretteq Lost Horizon - publiciiy oo-ohair- man, usheretteg Banquet Vifaitress 27 Homecoming Princess 2. 3, Sonqleader 3, 4. IERRY ROBERTS. l.etterman's Club 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, Ban- quet NVaiter 27 Band 2, Football 2, 3, 4. 5 BONNIE LEE ROGERS. GAA 2, 3, CSF 2, 3, 4: Curious Savage - Mrs. Paddy, Lost Horizon - Miss Brinklow, Daisy Chain. Lv- 3 1 1 P+ White S h i rt Day, a Senior activity eniayed by ali. Comparing classroom n 0 t e s and Chatter are Hiirner Weyier, Ron Mathew, Iesse Carrassco, Earl- ene Ellis, Nataiyn Da- vis, Brenda McNulty, Andrea Whisier, To n Parsinnen. SIDNEY ANN TIBBITTS, ASB vp. 3.3.9. 2, 37 FHA sec. 2- Sjcanish Club sec, 27 Quill and S ri,lQ 4: Tnkslingers 2 35 ASE QHARLYN SPNNGER, PHA 4- Hume? '.-JEYLEF1, LSIIGYYHCKS F22 31 TGTTTJLJLTZ peeks '3d'?f FT.-3. 4, Cla: 3 ues, 4- Fiztrall 3 1' MHC- H1 VHHCHS SGVGQQ - Kes, asherettef Lest Hcrizzn Iiizabethf Sr. Breakfast Wai- tress 35 PCL Tennis 2, 3, 43 Daisy Chain. 'll JD, QLD. 3 N0 bf C7 Y' , f vfz... MARGIE TAPIA. FHA parliamen- tarian 35 CSF 2, 3, Lie member: Stgdent Csngress 2, Lest Hiri- zon - :ickefsg Transferred frcrn Vaughan High Schcoi, Vaughan New Mexico 2. RON WILSON. ASB pres, 4: ASB rep, 3- Key Chili sec, 3, 4, Sci- I ence Clue 2, SpanLsh Chit 2' CSF 2 freus. 3 pres. 3, Annucz. 3: Curgzxis Savage - Senater Ti. fus txketsp List Hgrizznw - Hr Cznwayy Ph 'mgraphy 3, CAROL TAHOE. FHA 35 Chqrixs 2, 37 Last H sriz n Y iickefsg Drxlf Team 4. Tin yu' YQ? ba! IULIATJN 'fAfN1lIIl'EB. 'fzgrisff :rr-i QPAL MARCHETA VAUGHN. frfrn ff axhella Valley Untcn List Hgrizxnw - g'kxl1l1'1Zy5 Trans- Hrqh S:h::l 3. fGffG,l fzem Yuma figh Sr'h.,:',l Yuma Anzana 7. SALLY ANN WILSCN. GAA 2 Se: 35 CSF 3, 45 Qlllll and Scrsll 45 Student Cangzess 35 Curlsus SUSAN WERNEB. CSF 3 v.p. 45 FTA 35 ASB rep, 45 'Curieus Savaqe 'prompter5 Student Cen- Savageu-pregzams 6 ,f:'l'1a1rman5 List Herman - risfttrnes uhatr- man, usherette5 Annual 45 Sr. Breakfast Waitress 3- Banquet 'Waitress 2. ,...-. i gress 35 Darsy Chain: Trans- ferrea frim B:ene H133 Schein Beane lcwa 3. ELSIE LTABGABET ','.'lLE'r'. flass Treas. 2 pies. 2, 35 SAA Q 35 ASB rep. 25 Band pres. 2, utr, 4: BCL Tenms 2, 3, 45 Inst Hn' z:n - Myra5 Banquet '-.'fa1tress 7, n M' Efnw VM s ELBEV ,A L..L. enie flak' 3- lnkslznajers Z- DZLSY hltcqn ', ugmqgi t,-.j ll, ' w fag:-' t P 1 nr QA s Q xx Q. r 5' X , .5 ' 53 ' 4 we .r K V k W, Q V r A x l 15' V I 5.7.5 XYYATT. FFA 2 gizes. 3 gf- IABOI. EVASSBFEURGEB. ASB - P3 'tall 3- Basezall 2. .erm 25 GAA 3' FHA 25 Car . .As Sava ze . nl:ets5 List fi, 'zen' - 'Lk s- Sr. Bteakfas '.'fa.itess 3- Ba inet 'Naltress 2 AETIE EN'lLl.l.l.T.fSCN. Key Club, ANDREA LEE TIHISLBB, GAA 2 3 4: Bays' League Sei. 4: 35 Class sec. E5 'Campus San' 'lgzst l'lIYlZCl Lll Astage prep- age' - makeup: Banquet Yvllvvjl t1es5 Band 25 Banquet lNa1ter 3953 2, Leifermans Club 4, Fsftlral Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3. 6 T Til 'ho' A 'N.. 'A .f'1 'x 1 ,NJ - '-'S 37-Q I 0 Bit is Thuk C Q 4 Y ,,, , , Y ' ' 1 Q X' :I X o .... 1' , I 0 3 1 fi.. fl I iwix ,gn I' xH ifiy fb ? 1f 53f5 '3 . 4 .4 0.0, 4 dom.: i rw 'Li at 2? Athletic Ability N eflme 55 Don Henry and Odle WIIGY xx omson 6 Pmxe WX X Most L1ke1y to Succeed Bob L-Ge Q BYOWQ On nd Susan EQVOI :ii -ui 605607 Ron Wxlson and S1dney T1bb1tts Personcxhiy popul II'1fSUfQ-ence Werner Zeeedmm CIIIIY 5.3 Bowen Erme Alvarez Gnd Carol Am usco cmd Bet ty ROQers X ' 'YV' Ti- X ' 4L9ff --- , .I-rf ' ' ff .i h x.L. si w... .2 .fl .4-f L?-P w , -. --4. N -3'-4 N 4161- 'fa' ' ,ag 4 ' 'g-.xy Q xlx A , 1 w ff ,gf i ... A E' Y iii' i -asf ,.... i in X T' 'ts -J 5 .. L si L .- - .-. A.. N. ig, f 1 v 1 K5 xx XQN Cf: .xvX,MQ, QM - H SXWNSYX f Y wsNf:K-A . xxx X x, X x , ., f. i N, L4e'E,g3f f - - 'q. -w N-UL g,,,,Lxuef -- Hsu, fx jf 4-5, - lyk X5gE,'aqg,,4ffLf'A-M24 X f ' ' ig5311iffi,,l,1gqi'ff N is A X , N ,vi . x 1 X 1 ,ks ? ' 4, A ' vs' x x ' W 'f l .fair i ng i ' rf? - -Hari 'M ' + iw. A 4 . f 'wx 'tw gh..12 m wwf? ' lf' aww, .A V ' F Q I! has ,' 1 ',:f 5, ' , f-5:4-L N ., M k 5- 5' J -F W 15,12-b ,gk F .1 415,445 A X K KX -'i I , si i 4-in nxt k 736'-,. X KA N . 6.3 N KAR M. Wi' U xx , Xu , , x ,- J Bonnie Baker is 1. -'hx Roy Bishop lan Boen Evelyn Barnett Ellis Barrier Connie Barron Sharon Baumeister Max Bell President lim Slaton Vice President Tom Iones Secretary Sue Requr Treasurer Kathy Kosvic Commissioner of Finance 1 lb - h Geraldine Farrchild Bm A1 Hg 1 Representative Iohanna Menael Representative Alan Mclnnes Representative , Carol Sivertsen M1149 Allen kgs Sparky Allert Gary Armstrong Sharon Amlin Bill Arnold Rita Ash ,V A .. I-lelen Ashley L ' Frank Austin 'ty 7 I5 Q . X r , X Karen l.aMar f ,iw 0 ff r xi Bolin Borders fr Iohn Boyd Carol Bozer Q f ? Q- Ianis Bramblett Ronnie Brown Margaret Briscoe Roy Bryant Geraldine Burdett V KM. T Ieanne Burns K Iudy Bushey Nancy Carnes Howard Carnes Sue Carpenter ' 7 X Margaret Carrasco Lucile Cassidy lames Christensen Karen Claw Darrell Clark Carol Clements Dorothy Collier Ioe Conover Barbara Cooper Sandy Councilman it . A S Anne Marie Coutu Hartley Cotter C. lay Crowell Paul Croy Robert Dameron Mary Davenport Bernice x 4' X,gG.4 s 'bd it , . F , J' xr Ki lf' ' - in QE. F' it my t 3 x v' :Q::n f, .fig Qt , , Marsha Graton ' w 4, Christine Grey A W , ' W Diane Haberkorn NV -X, sex 5 .. t.. Patty Davies Stephen Dollar Dotson Nancy Dunigan Cha f Glen Dyer Dick Elzinga af 'aa' The enthusiastic Sophomores really started this year off with a bang. They began to earn money for the Ir.- Sr. Banquet and Prom by selling concessions at the I.V. football games and also at the Walnut Bowl game. They- sponsored a bake sale, a car wash, and a dance, the very successful Candyland Hop at which Miss Hemet was announced. Besides the money making ac- tivities, the Sophs, following tradition, painted the H and came home with more paint on themselves than there was on the H . They decorated the goal posts at all home football games, and despite an all-out effort, the Sophs lost to the Iuniors in the annual basketball game. The happy day, for which the Sophs waited impa- tiently, finally came and the class rings were distributed and proudly shown off to the other students. Iohn Fraser rlene Faulkner Donna Firestone Arnulf Frick Delilah Friend Bruce Fritzinger Pat Gallagher R d H k,n Eleanor Heavin Roberta Fleming Dorothy Glass Ronald Gould Sharron Hacker Dwain Havens V ' 4 Gvmon cw 1 S Iill Heers -1 ' . Patricia Hemreu Elaine Heffelfinger , Ruth Hobbs pit , - Di k H Pauline Hood 4 C ess Dick Horn fi -V ' Mike Hubbs 5 5, P Loveda Hyer Eleonora Iensen Bill Iones Cora Jones Robert Iones Louie Lassa Karen Korsund N 1 Charles La Mothe , , X Penny Lindquist I It looks as if the Sophomores are gowgflfjl lgmh - . having a ball painting the me C cg ren 'i s r Carol Mc:Grew ' Beta McKinley - - Q - f Sally McMullin Q 4 A x Bruce McNulty I ' ,V ' , ff . .5-v X 5 A E X ' s. ' ..n. i. A Betty Majors ' ' 'x.,,,, Marla Murdock T ' Roberta Martin - 8, C V ' 1 Gilbert Mathew ' ' Marilyn Miller ' .. ' . Q, 41 Carole Michelson B b M ' Charles Miller - - or ma mmm Vernon Allan Mize Fred Nelson U U, ,N K I Linda O'Dell f ' Iohn Nelson - . . Iames Oldham , U N A i' A if Betty Nicholas Sue Orr . 1 ' A wg? U V W - -. V- 'E Beverly Palmquist w Ken Peterson Linda Peterson 4 1 Marie Pena Vernon Phillips ' l Qs 1 C 'f'i A Iulie Pottrcff I f ,, . Q if Lorna Ream I R1 r , ' g .- A! ,, r Iames Reynolds GUY 191' ' ' ' d R . V' Iu y ice Gloria Swartz 4. A Albert Smith Carolyn Smith Kent Thacker Bruce Thanning Floyd Sawyer Ray Scarmella Mike Schier Larry Scribner Ion Severns Leandro Silvas Chettie Smith Billy Stovall Regina Sullivan Minnie Boeck Carole Newby A i ' W vb t. T A - Bill Wilson Camille looks busy doesnt she? Margie Tilley Pat Smith y john Tyler , A Karen Vasholtz it c A ,ft f Larry Vandiver Ny C Dick Vargas , . P 5 x A -C S WN me X , K ss E Ronnie Vaughn if Frank Villa S, 3 ty Marlyn Webber U ww , it ,V S Richard Wessman , A - Camille Weyler E . X 'JA 'ki . as V A I , R - it , Donna Whaley A 435 f Linda Whisler , A Andi Weisenthal ' 3- I Ralph Williams 'C A . - 5, i A A Douglas Wiser Frances Wixom i Bob Woodie Q M Ronald Yee -ry' -e Qmem David Albright Monica Camarillo Ianet Cartier Patsy Miller Diane Sutton Don Workman Sue Workman ohn Young 5-0 BXX I yr President Calvin Nichols 'I Vice President I-larlowe Bullock 9- 4' Et t h its 63 1P '7 EQ? B. . ' L' ' 4' i f f-A V27 s. 'ni- .s K W A I - l ibm ,. Priscilla Alexander Dave Allen Torn Anderson Secretary Barbara Wiseman Gary Andrus Treasurer M A k Linda Baird my H mm J Commissioner oi Finance Lynn Robinson Representative Carol Simpson Representative Ieannie Merrill Representative Toby Hall ,,, .,,.r.,em. One of the duties of the luniors is to gather wood for the annual bonfire. Paul Beach Curtis Bell Donna Bennett Charles Bancroft Tony Barksdale , X , a .44 L 'S i x -if 4- X L H Q . , gx I Ronnie Arsnrneyer X K w E . -v Arthur Aten q. Z B Kxftttllfmtllu t 5,94-' D X' 1. x S-, '11, at ' i' Wxl! ' X Bruce Brcxmblett Barbara Bretton Cliff Ccsten Lea Crcmwel. Q - L. X Harcld Cemptcn Tem Ceurzney V I .Y . K 11 Bunny Currie Boy Davidson eanrxe Dulaney Linnea Eqer I O0 Os ,,, ,Q K x,.,.. Q n .J t V N 1. . Pete Dciinga Bese Dudley Av- Q l Bill Dunicn Helen Egger fb 13 K Bob Ellefsen Brenda Ely Kaihryn Ferrell Kenneth Ferrell N Cecilia Garcia Bill Gienqer l W-9 . Linda Graham l Q 4' Clifford Fox 01-. Keith Elliot Marilynn Essiq Rhonda Fleming lee Foster Ov A .Nfred Grewe 'Um Furrls Lcrncx Hifrkxns Harvey Ei uk K. .9 0 1 1,, Q '., -I' '- ' gQ - S . -, l Jw . . lZl. 'F'4 ' Larry Lamb Mcrtm Lasse is cz 5' t' 1 s ' N111 een Mcln y Kev ' Nlchcrel Ionothon MoWone t A .. Mxlborn Mayo H I a i' J' Leoncxrd Miller . 1 x 'X f - if . , wg: Ruth Mxller L:1.ry Mmor 'Sgr' Hey, move that one over to the right CI little! 1-ff Fxhord Morrxs Lmdo Norms Lloyd Parsons Charlotte Page Q , -, A , 3'-H PMS--rc-1 Geofirey recrscn 5 S A u :cn Pemoertin Erldxe Moten .,:':1a retersgn Nancy Plcntenqo Y'-Q 3 N K -,X K N A. 'E P' by W ff M go Susan Reimer Don Rembzlt Renee Rrbmette Ierry Rosonhcxlm Bch Scarborough Donald Schenk Lindo Pomeroy Kay Reid Harold Reynolds Gene Rheinqans A - -u ,ffefi n n 6:31 - H 1xXxr', - AE In . A N '.,-- 1 .0'Lf.:i- , Veronica, Toni, cxnd Dennie look anxious to sell some good ies to these hungry customers. ay- , C va Sharrew SUSIG Shmn Dick SIYIIPZSCTI Glenn Skeltcn ,Q Q i H 5 'I k 'VI' SallY Skldmare Y-57955 Sffllfh i Q V31 Deane Sly Barbara Sirens' rl in 5 Verrnzfa Sfraker Y r K Hcmer Siexffert Red Taylc' ,ff Play Stuflcten it f fsqi - Looks as if these airls are reall died applesl y having fun making cane M wi K , James Taylor B yd TH mas llm Thcmpscn l Carolene Tuaker hm Tucker lee Wakefleld ' J s was 5 x.. -, uf bl. Margaret Walters Larry Watts :F Q Ted Wheaton h XM 'X K Esther Wilson Pam Wilcox Marolyn Williams Franklin Wilson Gay Wiltsey Linda Wiser Susan Worthley One more year well done by the Iunior Class in action! First it was a pen sale. The pens were in school colors and had the football schedule printed on them. And speaking of football - the Iuniors handled a big job when they had the concessions for the football and basketball seasons. Where sports are concerned, so are Iuniors - they participated in the Iunior-Senior football game, Iunior vs. Sophomore basketball game, and built the impressive bonfire for the annual Hemet vs. San Iacinto football rally. To add to the festivities, the Iuniors made and sold candied apples and pop corn balls on the last day of school before Christmas vacation. Continuing in the commercial world the active fifty-niners sponsored car Washes, bake sales, and produced the Iunior Class play, The Miserf' The Halloween dance was the first, but cer- tainly not the last, social event of the year sponsored by the luniors. The very height of the social season came with the anticipated presen- tation of the annual lunior-Senior Prom. Emdgad Richard Brewer Lola Cox Susan Milholland Merlyn O'Dell Kay Randall Polson Darlene Sheld Alan Waegner loan Ntfutzler Diane Yager Beverly Young Professor Bookworm Brainstorm's pre- diction in the Iunior skit was a victory for the Bulldogs. The Seniors, while in closs, are ATTENTlVE? Suson Clements ond Koy Reid will be weorinq new dresses come Spring. ' f -e ,.u,..,, ---L Ham Looks like Lynn Robinson, Zerol Cdudill, ond Chorlotie Page ore pldnninq on leovinq us. With knees knocking, brows sweating, cmd hcrnds trembling, these students prepare for their greet speeches. Using class time to tecrch CI type- writer to spell correctly may be worthwhile. These boys in rcrdio shop may someday be our Sputnik mak- ers. X g Q K A X giew in f '5 C9 f fn X441 f XX ffl S f Q R QQ N 1 Q XX a X P h : f V 5 7 YIYX KX x u Q in-E 53,1 V 'WSWN x-'rt-'v'-1'1 M we'-'fmsn 1 V.. xi6X , 5 WTWAWX t l r 1 'C '7 X twm K . FW , I . . . X cninifrxiriq TT weex c. licrnecctninq Ctctivif ties the zgrrrne with Elsxiore ond the browning Ct the Hinteccrriing Queer: Carol Arun Bowen. During the halt, the queen cmd Q hor Court, juniors Sdlly Skidmore cmd Chor- ' lotte Poqe, drid sophomores ldriioe Brom- blett and Karen Korsund. were driven orito the tootboll field by their escorts, Bill Price Ernie Alvarez lesse forrczsco. and Artie Willifrrriscn, The was presented with d bouquet cf yellow rcses by the senior Gloss president lfrririy Baker, ond then was i frowned by student body president. Ron Wilson. The royolty reigned at the dence other the qonie. During intermission the lovely queen ond her court were pre- ' sented with neclclfroes by l-lilmer Weyler, representing the Letterniens Club. With the successful homecoming dctivities ond our 9-6 winning score, the fcotboll sedsen X YQ liqxlllx t i ttttxtx l l' Pzzucesv amce 60 I qty N tiltx ltit.tm'1i' U K wit lm Qu een Car0l Ann P1 zzzcevv Ixm en Przucevv Charlotte 'N x. Pzmresv 911 rvoxiri, ci f 1 es he Grrie wi h Arn s Sc: CIITI F '1 dez esse CI GS cmd Artie cms ri he q ses ly the serii v ei ly he s e ,rieci he dar q ee e v sne who .ique tyeow s er ny Boker and then was er 3 ri ils h The royot ri ermission e wi h H9 klaces 'H G 6' 'NEWS re s s ,l ll . n.'l '1 l,.Nh:' Uni' 5 ' .x- f ' 5 X '- 1 tg. I 1 1 ?tiu'lt.uillll'lll ll it NX . - It vt' . xltqlwlll l o - ll .,- ' t t A - of f- 'y nl A ' . A V ., 4. V X , L .M . x .V , I Q ul ,A Xxh' 4' , 'I ' x -'Tiff' ' 7 ,H- , . .Nt 3 'E Y' . H k Q ' c ily . .'n.'...- N lb . I '11 . fr week :I h rne rriing :: L'.':ii were in Q' . ' 1 Elsm ri ri.i rf f'hf. F5 Queen Corel , . E' wr-rg. D.i:in.: the rg .een .zncl hcr court, unter lly S:1..:rrr rn- fin: fjhorl e P1 gf xrti s gh in res KCRL 'e EZ ll -1' 'ini Kiireri Kirsurid were L:r1'.'s-n TTT 'he f'ctbGll field iyy their escxrfs, fill Price Ernie .fil'. r-, I C rr cc, .' ' . 'Wilh 'Q ,T ue ri 'ads gre e.! Li if bo' t o ll 'L , cr class gre ii it, Lon , n 1 .z ' tudeh' giy presici .t .c 'N o , ly r 1 of 1. .ce after the lame. During 1 ' th Purely u n and her :1,rt were yreserrted ' 2 C by 2211. er Weyler representni: Q 't r. .' Club. With the . , ss:-'-essfpzl hirrieccmgng 'xi ix: Q-E wining sir: the ' . f1f.,il.,cxil eo in Came 3 fgn, .n izni 144 'v-XV wb' MQ J' I Q .gage 776644 met The B1q Moment 775444 Qfemet getdellen Sly y M135 1-1 met 15 B 1119 in W fw 1 wut C1 '1'1f2t C11 TS1 1 e Mmmnamrqm qu en I 111 Qrcmqe Show B +11 15 N F QT 1S I'111s GPH ge C11 Jw? 62 JL Q' on QC' ts 191119 T1Q1'11 '1 RU11 M111 1 R11 C151 F 'Y11 U 11'1rB1'1E1yG 01117111 P11 R bvrta G rwmq Iudy H usem 13151 F1 ' -. 1 fb 1 l , . :N 1 5 I f 1 lv 1 . X , i A 101161 ' ' Q ' Q1 119: E1y 111 rep ex 9' 1-191 , 1119 1:11'.fe C19 Ccurity F1111 and 1Ii 1119- Ccntest fC th Uh' 9.13. fs- .e.' 1 kI'1O1 Tl 101111 swee 1 '9 111:02 Y 7. . 1 1 r H, 5 1 1 4 1 K .L T W ' 54 . 1 , 1: ,, . 1 1 1 1. ' x 1' f K E1 5 ' ' A x 1 H 64 '1 21 A -3 igifff' C 11193 , . 1' . , IQCTTI NiCc1,s1 1 1. 1 Q 1 1 Ci 19111111 'M' Iuie Gr A -9 , 911 , G11 S5h:1e1:1er, M 1 'Q '51 er Q11 Icrzies 11 IN f'N I rx 1,-X xn XJ E I v V . if ,,,,..b- 1' Director Glenn Newrnan Conway Hon Wilson Mallinson Bill Price Chang Bob Lee Helen Tina Michels Harpaqon-Lynn Robinson Elise-Sue Hulbert Cleante-Tom Anderson Valere-loe Wakefield Frosine-Val Deane Sly Student Director LOST HOBIZON by larnes Hilton Ann Krueger Miss Brinklow Bonnie Rogers Tashi Brenda McNulty Wyland Pete Hall Mr Bernard Ernie Alvarez A1 Ling Gail Schneider Elizabeth Sidney Tibbitts Lo Tsen Tarn Conover Myra Cdie Wiley Tibetan larnes Harper H1Lama Ion Parssinen cw!! Mariane-Esther Wilson Master lacques-Larry Larnb La Flecbe-Charles Kittle Master Simonxlerry Rosanbalrn MaaistrateQCalvin Nichols THE MISEB by Moliere Mistress Chide-Susie Shinn Brindavoine-Marilynn Essiq La Merluche-Nancy Plantenqa Monsieur Anselme-Phil Percival Understudy-Brenda Ely Director Student Director Glenn Newman 9 Barbara Wiseman 6603607 44 Wherever you looked last tall and throughout the year, you probably saw our cheerleaders and songleaders at work, practicing. They were seen on the lawns, in the gym, or whereever they could find room. Their many new yells and snappy routines boosted our moral. We take this opportunity now to thank them for the patience and atten- tion shown us, and for their fine work. l Sally Skidmore .N-Em -L? Charlotte Page fy Linda Loomis 14 ,,, T? cf:- Betty Rogers Carol Ann Bowen .iq 1' Tom Conover Mory Christopher Our band and chorus were very active groups this year. They well represented our school! They got the ball rolling by presenting a Christmas program, the title of which was Gloria, Then a few choice voices of the chorus got together and formed the Madrigal chorus. T h e y sang, along with the rest ot the chorus, many times and also by themselves for several s e r v i c e clubs and for the P.T.A. In March, Cl y d e Smith, Kathie Cole, Katy Michels, and Lynn Robinson were chosen tor the All Southern California Chorus, and they sang at the Shrine Auditorium in Los An- geles. They were also selected from a group ot 600 to sing at Holly- wood Bowl Sunrise Service on Easter morn- ing. To wind up the year, the band and chorus presented a Spring con- cert in the Ramona Bowl on May 28. lt in- cluded tableaus, nar- rations, dancing, and several singing duets as well as solos. ,Y iv. FRONT TO BACK: Terry Corwin, Marla Murdock, Beverly Young, lean Nicolas, Carolyn Smith, Brenda McNulty, Brenda Ely. BACK ROW: Sharon Priest, Carol McGrew, Gerry Fairchild, Sharon Hacker, llene Ellis, Barbara Nord. FRONT ROW: Bernice Dotson, Carol Tabor, lanice O'dell, Carol Bozer, Eleanor lensen, Sharon Allen, Beth Ely. FRONT TO BACK: Linda Norris, Chettie Smith, Roberta Fleming, Iudy Cameron, Carol Boyer, Roberta Gerwing, Carolyn Rosanbalrn, Earlene Ellis. df! eczmefgdafzcw, BACK ROW: Larry Schwocsoier, Kit Newby, Tammy Brarnwell, Kathie Cole, Kay Roberson, Clyde Smith, lody Helm, lohn Tapia, Lynn Robinson, Ron Richardson, ludy. Busher, lulie Pottrott, Margie Tilley, Carolyn Smith, Eleanor Merrick, Bon- nie Munson, Mary Davenport, Margaret Walters, Sharon Hacker, Mr. lardine. SECOND ROW: loan Reynolds, Carol Clements, Susie Shinn, Geraldine Fair- child, Betty Scranton, Gail Gibson, Pat Hodges, Dee Dee Robertson, Myrna Leper, Linda Groves. FRONT ROW: Linda Brown, Virginia Welch, Eula Dean Patrick, Donna Whaley, ludy Cameron, Carol Tabor, ludy Pippin, Ann Robin- son, Pam Nelson. - l I -1..-1. , EU, 4 cur , ,- 39 S BAN D eww .ff BACK ROW, left to riqhi: Bob Milholland, lim Tucker, Dale Husied, Arthur Bul- lock, Glenn Dyer, Bob Elleison, Bob Hartman, Doua Hanson, loe Wakefield. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Wiseman, loyce lchnson, Karen Knispel, Tom Ander- son, Mike Rondeau, Bob Hendrixson, lerry Rosenbalm, Harlow Bullock, Toots Huriz, Tim Wilkerson, Ronnie Arnsmeyer, lohn Norton, Barbara Rondeau. THIRD ROW: Pats Lambert, Ruth Husied, Lorna Hopkins, lean Burns, Mike Colvin, Harold Schlei, Larry Casperson. FIRST ROW: Charles Hood, Ieneane Powers, Toni Callicot, Tina Michels, Richard Morris, Gary Busher, Mike Hunter, Lynn Robinson, drum major. rv-eg- X Lola Cox, Linda Groves, Mary Roscoe and 77Za7hfzettea Muff l ltlce tlus one says Pam Wllc X 6d1lOI to Mr Howerton advtsor Addtna up the rnllltons l0l'1 how we wtshll are Rhonda Flernlnq and Chns lohnson fx Sally W1lson Betty Roqers Carol An Bowen ana Sldney Tlbbttts look pleased at part ot then Sen1or Sectton A Charlotte Paqe seems to be t1nd1nq L1nda Loorn1s's dtctatton pretty funny 1 . 1 . 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X 5-, '1 :. W fr A 5 if 42? 1 m A X AJ, 5 . Q.. 'KV X . 44 g, HZ! Y r 1 My ' 'L, ig l.-fi 3 Ry Wig .-xgx ff 4 .ya X v .W - 1 --Q A 1 . X 1 Ai v.aW L. 4 . . .I-if . , 'L S, is H ggi' E!! xv' .f f f.. 4' , I O f .. 5 in 'n L '11 X 1 if WMM -14,1 A a f. v X X iz if It Z A, X fx? I I' 1' il. l g1 UI.: Hu I n : ! H 9 NMR, X az l- ,QT 9: 1 W W v WH XX Q Exk M 5 YV x XS X x NN , x .ff W ew Football Coaching Staff includes, Top Left, Norman West, Ted Smithg Lower Left, Ray Knerr, Ioe Marshall. WWW The Hemet Bulldogs almost pulled the football up- set of the year when they held highly favored Beau- mont, the league champs, to their lowest score of the entire season. At the half neither team had scored, then Hemet went out in front 7-O, but with only 17 flu-free Bulldogs suited up, the final quarter saw Beaumont eke out a l3-7 victory. Although the Bulldogs seem to have been in a football depression and were picked to finish in the second division, Hemet fielded a team which gave a fine performance and which showed real power and speed. The season ended with 4 victories, 4 losses, and a tie. Hemet won both practice games against Fall- Varsity Manager BONNIE ARNSMEYER called? brook and Vista. The Vista game was rough and tough, and some players sustained injuries which bothered them all through the season. Injuries, how- ever, did not dampen the Bulldog spirit. Both the Coachella and San lacinto games were well played and hard fought, and the game with Elsinore re- sulted in a 9-6 Hemet victory. Hemet won this game by virtue of a field goal which was the only one in the BCL in several seasons. Both Coach Marshall and Coach Smith have done a fine job welding a team together this year. Bulldog fans saw some really fine football, and the players, win, lose, or draw, can be proud of their determina- tion and spirit, fi. HM TUCKER Varsity Manager l 34 2 3230 es4Ut BILL BADER LARRY EGAN PETE HALL DUN HENRY semcr, wmcjbaclc 2-year 591117 Qgfg gyyi serxier, left guard semcr, fulliiark 3-year letterman teggeymjn ' Elflgf' DARRELL LYELL lllvf IVICHARRY TERRY ROBERTS DICK SCARMELLA sent? rxqht guard, l-yea: se-mer, uqht tackle, 2-year semfr, left tackle 2-year Senicr, center, I-year letterman letterman letterman letterman HlLMER WEYLER ARTHUR ATEN TGNACTC DALE BISCHOE semzr tatl back, 2-year letter- Qumcr, left tackle junicr, left tackle, l-yea' man, captain, mcst valuable umm, right guard, Qyem Ietterman player, best back tenermgn is .fate 7461206 P Dom Henry :dfrrts 'mf Ci fr brig rrxri his Did: Mnlfehdry leads mTSrDrQt1f r -. The oppomenl is brought down by Dom Hmrry mud 61:1 mmideritified Hmrret player. Y N 9 - I' Y f' is 'S The way is cleared by CI Hemet player as Hilmer QA , Q .1 P N 3 51 Q' ' A Oki 4 N A H rx 'oe 4 .W 2 ' A 1 . W V 4 K , W aaz'5aZZ BACK RCW, L. R.: Manaaer Dan Tucl-Qer, Ken lose, Sparky Allert Chuck Miller Daua Reisland. Steve Dcllar, Kent Mclvlichel, Harold Reynolds. MIDDLE RCW Bill Aten. Mick Malone, Mike Parlqhurst, Bill lanes,PatCfallaql1er, Frank Moreno Roland Salnlef. FRCNT RCW: Warreri Barrier lfwhzi Crillalaria Genrae Bell Drk F Q Llzingrr Lisle Sznxtn, Ray Bryant. BACK RCW, L. R.: Paul B-eaati, Flayd Sawyer Fred Nelson Al Srnitli. Ray Scar rnella. Dave Allen. lerry Mathews, Ellis Barrier. MIDDLE RCW: Dennis Tryttezi lirn Gil. Fred Faulkner. L3u1s l-liaaitis Reb Gratcn, lun Merrich, Fred Parker Wayne Barnett. FRCNT RCVV: Dick Herngnq, Ken l-lalnies Larry Vandaver Frank Villa, lett Smith, Allan Mclnnes, Dick Varaus. Hemet l-lemet l-lemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet 1 1 2 6 7 6 6 9 3 O Coachella 20 Banning 6 Beaumont 25 Palm Springs 20 Perris l3 San lacinto i9 Elsinore 7 ,sn 49 l.V, Football players listen as the coach gives them last minute instructions Floyd Sawyer makes a long gain. lerry Mathews is brought down after carrying-the ball for a gain. I I 1 1 C 3 VLA 1 Q1 in QR., I 5 19 - U Q QE VQYXQQ 1. . i' it UQ? ,f 'X u 3 1' tterman League Ptesults Beaumont . . Perris. . . Coachella . Sanlac. . . Palm Springs Elsinore . . Banning . . Elsinore . . Beaumont . Perris , . . Coachella . Banning . . San lac . . Palm Springs hm Pattison catches Palm Springs unaware as he puts up a lay-in-shot Bobby Hannah Forward Letterman 'Q Q Jim 94 X9 f , 1 f t uf xx 'I' M' ' X M ff? E s . 'A 9 i' 6 1 l, K ,Sb 3 3 Q' fa' of EO D XV! xeY fflh ifibieii, C96 U Chacan, G d- BYUCQ EKG Uqrdg David XUNQK Guar , Evialighf PO UGYYQ Iwqfd Riley siiks two against Palm Springs. . B' Canker. Amgnmguiifonl F uqifilifif Gund ic illiamsonolllvgrdlh , OIWQT Q' Eifww C BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Roy Cooper B111 Aten Don Tucker lohn Young Loule Lassa Dennls Trytten lames R1cl'1ardson Ken lose Ken Holmes Dav1d Peter son Floyd Sawyer Manager lohn G1l111and GAME SCORES C Team He-met 1-lemet Hemet Hemet Hemet 3 3 3 3 3 D Team Hemet 1-lemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet 3 San laclnto Elsmore Perr1s San laclnto Perns San Iacmto Elsmore Pems San laclnto Elsmore Perrls D BASKETBALL TEAM left to nght BACK ROW B111 Iones Roland Schlet Warren Barrrer Bob Sm1tl'1 Doug Hansen Larry Harford MIDDLE ROW Louls 1-11gg1ns Larry Roscoe Dwtght Peterson Drck Horn Rodney Iackson FRONT ROW Manager lohn G11l1land George Cervantes Sherwood 1-lubbs Glenn Dyer Coach Roy Cooper x x 0... ' 18 0... ' 20 7.,. ' 18 2... ' 17 Hemet39...E1stnore 11 6... ' 18 1... ' 18 18... ' 21 26... ' 28 29... ' 10 30... ' 32 21... ' 22 LX' Stan Millers grand slam home ruri aaairist Beaumont really brouaht out the smiles. Manager Arthur Ateri Coach Ray Knerr Captain Clyde Smith A 2 is YL, 'Ko 4. s.f ff: tif' -r -, ,if . , V . Ev 0 ,- '11, + ,N v, . .g -ft'--5, 1 I' x 14-'xx mfg Y N Q 7. IA 1 HS'-, nn1f'Ar .IF'4' I il x N 5-, y, I1 1 x i fu is ,- z 'mf' A1 M .nuff IOS D S Lo 'Jef QV! Har! fo FJ-Q fif- SFSOU Oldk. . KS , G SU U QD eopge QjMQM,CiZfSTS Sfvcm GSI. B' UYQUQ Yes, DWQT7-01565. Pjo lqhfp H0W'YdS eferson EQ,T?'gYe5 AJ ' ef, , Orjb Sfnl U19 B UST .Uh Coach Norman West I Qbcocifwfeiiif As the I.V.team begins its season With a splash fMeaninq the rainll the future Varsity looks qood. Gettinq practice underway was a slow process due to the lack of co-operation on the part of the weather man. But determined and willing to work, they're out on the diamond qivinq it all they'Ve got. When this book qoes to press the season will not yet be completed, but we can look forward to a good year. Hemet s track team due to heavy ra1ns has been put way behmd schedule There have been only three league meets so far Cne was Wllh Elsmore and Palm Sprrngs at Elsmore Hemet placed second Both San Iacrnto and Beaumont have fallen before the Bulldogs 1n the other meets Hemet s team looks strong W1th some potent1al record break ers rn varrous events The chances are good that Hemet w111 be v1ctor1ous 1n the Western RCL hnals at Pems and who knows? maybe the perenmal champlons Coachella w11l be dethroned at the RCL fmals whlch w1l1 be held 1n Hemet Good luck fellows The season began w1th an 1nter-class track meet wrth the Iun1ors w1nn1ng by many pomts and the Sen1ors placmg next VARSITY TRACK TEAM Lett to R1ght BACK ROW Ernle Alvarez Drck McMul11n Iesse Carrasco B111 I-11gg1ns Russ Boyer Larry Mrnor Ph1lPerc1val B111 Arnold Coach Gaudreault FRONT ROW M11burn Mayo Ioe Dotson Chfford Fox Dale B1schof Pete Hall Larry Egan B111 Bader Doug Rlesland 4 V' A53 B TRACK TEAM left to right BACK ROW Tony Barlcsdale Larry Waits R1chardWessman Ellis Barrier Martin Lassa B uce Brarnbleii Ronnie Arns nieyer Coach Gaudreauli FRGNT ROW Doug Wiser Nilan Reid Darrell Lyell lim Slaion Bob Hayes C TRACK TEAM, left to right, BACK ROW: Richard Vargas, lohn Tyler, Dick Horn, Don Tucker, Kenny lose, Dahl Harris, Floyd Sawyer, Ronnie Nord, Coach Gaudreault. CENTER ROW: Gary Almsircng, Dwight Peterson, Kenny Holmes, lirn Richardson, Larry Roscoe, Warren Barrier, Louie Higgins. FRONT ROW: Lenny Miller, Bob Currie, Dennis Tryiten, Bill See, lohn Chaccn, Geoiiery Pear- son, fb S Russ Boyer Pole Vcrult Ioe Dotson Hlqh lump Iohrmy Chcxcon, Hurdles B111 HIQQIHS cmd Iesse Ccrrrcxsco, DISTCIIICG Larry Mmor, Sprmt I A ,g a , rx . ,t , V 7 7 , , A wgf Qglg,mkl,,,,,,g', ' A ' ' gk ! M I .nf ' X f , , in , F' 74-4771?-'PS T X BACK ROW left to rrght Ruth Mrller Charlotte Page Camllle Weyler Ian Boen Esther Wrlson Pats Lambert Carol Srmpson FRONT ROW Lmda Baud I hanna Mengel Od1e Wrley Srdney Tlbbrtts Nancy Plantenga Ann Krueger Dorothy Collrer The glrls tenms team has started off wrth a real bang They are undefeated so far and 1t looks as 1f they have a great chance of gorng all the way agam thrs year Thrs makes the second year that there has been a freshman on the team Less than half of the team has had prevlous expenence Ann Krueger IS the only one on th1s year s team who has been on the team for four years Therefore she w1ll be awarded wlth a four year membershrp Pats Lambert 1S the only freshman playmg th1s year Mrss Sheller says that l957 was good but l958 IS better and there are qurte a few good years ahead JJ -sl P? BACK RCW left to right Coach Marshall Tom Iones Don l-lendrixson Charles Kittle Ierry Rosenbalm Bruce McNulty loe Wakefield Ernie Alvarez FRONT ROW left Smith Ken Ferrell Toby Hall Tom Courtney lim Thompson Drck Elzinga Our boys tennis team is showing wonderful advances this year with 3 Wins l loss and 3 more matches to go Seven seniors graduated last year leaving a great challenge to the underclassmen the challenge ot bringing high honors to th1s year s team Ernie Alvarez the only senior on the team has a cool head While playing hot matches So far lim Thompson has really come through Winning his fourth consecutive 'nat h in singles Charles Kittle and Dick Elzinga look promising too Newcomers left Smith Tom lones and Kenn Ferrell have been lighting it out tor tiftn singles Don Hendrixson and Ierry Rosenbalm have been playing h t team in the league at first and second doubles Tom Courtney and Toby Hall two highly improved veterans from last year have been switching from first and second singles to first doubles - doing well in each. It this tine playing continues the R.C.L. boys tennis championship may be Hemet s this year. 107 -M X rin..-S- Q V - Y' Tw 13? I rc ,Q--r x 4 . L n I 'L' , N. ' Q. Y n L 1' A 'Q' 5 Amt ' 549' P'b'1?2'!Q W M19-'ADW' .v...A:q 4,4 iv A 'Ak 6 Ts.. 4 'wi I , iff' kng 'Z 9 M, IOQ RQ L J .,A'x?i 1 ' ' , K xi - Q x -:J-TJ' 1 ef-74' . YQ. D f Q f ff. f mfg, Q .1 K . ' W Qslkgs ' if , 1 5 Q X sf Ax . 1 - Q Q w if f Q +x.w,i j, y, . . 4 ' ' n Y ' 4 w .: wp .-. A 1 Q U fav' ,,,: ii . s f Kb -I in IIN Q ,E WUlHlli:t :QW- 'H' , .:KX,Kl nll : Qllww Y -se.. is ia-zz , . 5 fail: xr' i I, , A 0 , will x ' 0 'Z 1 .1 - :yu av .1 --Y - '-fl l : .- ' N37 V i il Q ' ' X ' , 1 L - , 1 af 5 X'1 i Mpc -1- 15552- 'Q- O J K' .Q as 5 5 1 l !nx..' I' 1. ,A I 1, la: 0 .fu 11 I ' o E X Y 1 4 v E 9 1 Q aim' 4 0 swim .f 3 Q gfxx is v' R. u jg 1 1' Q, ' 4 Q 1 ,A N 3 , ' '24 . 'JY ik - Q 1 1? -A- 1 111' -a A w r , X 9 i Ly. x,,,.f X., MRS. READS HOMEROOM Left to right, TGP ROW: Bobby White., Louie Huis, Harry Monroy, Charles Saw- yer, lay Cloqston. MIDDLE HOW: Mrs. Read, Alvin Richardson, Hasten McCall, Velma Iohnson, Ieanette Glasser. FRONT HOW: Diane Nelson, Floy Ann Lay, Doris Gibbs, Karen Kleiber. IUNIOR HIGH AT LUNCH lt-1-1, i X A, th' MR BURGBS HCMERCCM PERlCDS 3 AND G. Left to right TCP RCW: D. A, Hartley, Ke-iirietlfi Carr, lolir: firigoer Dermis Nord Gerald lfrzes Sffiveti Regur, Mike Wiley Calvin Sttiitli Harold Young, lames Turner Earl Skiririer. MlDDLE RCW: Karen Koepke, Col- leezz Rook, leari Lassa Carole Ferrell, Midgie Herririg, Phylita Borders, Rutli lclusted, lames Pomeroy Clyde McKay. PRCNT RCW: Karen Elletsori, Naricy Priest, Carolyn Malde, Bernice Biur, Anna Gay, Pamela Clevenger, Carol len' sen, Mr. Burge. MlSS TRUAXS HCMERCCM PERlCDS 5 AND 5. Left to right TCP RCW: larries Tucker, Tommy Martiri, Eddie Vlfcody, David Dunham Mart Laxtci. Winston Planteriga, Malcolm Marrow, Mike Tibbitts. MlDDLE RCW, Arthur Bullock, David Grohs, Bill Woodie Larry Spaulding, Augustine Lopez, loliri Clogston, Dale Steveriseri, learirie Marrow, Miss Truax. FRCNT RCW: Linda Pre-erriari, Carol Pottrott, Kathy Lea, Dianne Boyer. Pe-QQY Dotscn, Diane Stirdiyazit Marsha Peole, lan Peterson, ludy Waller. ufn. LN-Q cry Cqlgixqytt . 51g5g?62,2gfiQeKlN QGQQIXSO . 6 , ggi P3QDXfQx905fl3Xev.'V' gint eX5o0'G. it GO QWVS '69Vt . gx Y em 'XJ I Tlx .fecwlew STUDENT CGUNCIL, lett to riqht, BACK ROW: Billy Bailey, Bob Graton, Pete Werner, Dennis Trytten, Bob Srnith, Terry Arnold, C. l... larusek, Bob Overlay, D. A. Hartley, Craig Stockton, Blaine Seibert, Ozella Bounds, Marion Burqe. MIDDLE BOW: Mary Funk, Kaye Evans, Kay Bobertson, Kathie Cole, loyce lohnson, ludy Loomis, Karen Priest. FRONT RCW: Ann Taylor, Gaye Arns- rneyer, Anna Linehan, lacqueline Bassett, lanet Dollar, Mary Malde. OQX, QYQSX Yeiyx XI eww' wwe if NQWRN NY sf? V VO' 'P if 50 'I fu! E . , XQX f . X- NINTI-I GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERS, left to right, TOP ROW: lim Merrick, Margie Long, Mary Dunton, Daryl Gloede, Norma Heyer, Bonnie Hallett, Iulie Gonzales, Dale Husted. MIDDLE ROW: lay Grenig, Tom Sanders, Gary Pember- ton, lames Richardson, Ieff Smith, Pam Anderson, Carol Crippin, Tessa Peterson, Iean Golliater, Katy Michels, Margo Dunton, Pats Lambert. FRONT ROW: Kenny MacKenzie, Dwight Peterson, Larry Harford, Anna Alvarez, Betty Urschel, Mary Householder, Tammy Bramwell, Bonnie Golden, Elsie Pena, Sharon Evans. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERS, left to right, BACK ROW: Gail Story, Sue Longwill, Shirley Lawyer, Charlotte Merrick, Gary DeVinna, Mike Collier, Ben Miller, Carol Pottroff, Diane Boyer, Kathy Lea. MIDDLE ROW: Carolyn Malde, Karen Koeoke, Pam Clevenger, Nancy Priest, Cheryl Hess, Mike Hunter, Leon Iones, Gary Lawjohn Nelson, Bill Corwin. FRONT ROW: Mike Egger, Don Miller, Pat Gelzer, Linda English, Sue Merrick, Pam Gibson, Bobette Serences, Carolyn Earl, Kitsy Heavin, Ann Murdock. I 1-'I QQHK- Q x xibf' LJ' Nt, 0 t Il SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFlCERS, lei: to right, BACK ROVV1 Lyn Gill Tommy Cadenhead, Ralph Williarns, Gary Murphy, Paul Howard, Bill Bailey, Terry Trytten, Donald Monroy, Mervin Pew. THlRD ROW: Diane Graharn, Edie Wauiqhf Mary Malde, Walter Frick, Richard Ripley, lain Hamilton, David David- son, Kathy Bennet, Ronnie Roberson, Pam Sawyer, Bcb McAllister. SECOND ROW: Beverly lackson, Bruce Wallis, Mike Hardy, Lyle Detwiler, Dexter Gill, Bob Roland, Robby Lindquist, Elizabeth Wilson, Patty Gesner, Betsy Lee. FRONT ROW: Bonney Clasby, Terry Ashly, Charlotte Gelzer, Mary Carrascc, Virginia lustus, Patricia Loncar, linaer Dye, Carole Moore, Charlie Willis, Van Garner, Mark Malde. FlRST SEMESTER HALL PATROL, lett to right, STANDING: Captain ludy Loomis, Katy Michels, Ann Robinson, Bonnie Frankie, Elsie Pena. FRONT ROW: Haro'ld Schlef, Harry Schwacofer. SECOND SEMESTER HALL PATROL, lett to riqht, STANDTNG: Gail Hussar, Sharon Evans, leannette Loncar, Norma Hyer, Elsie Pena, Annie Miller, Penny McCaqhren. FRONT ROW: Harold Schlel, Captain, Dennis Trytten, lim Gill. V X Q l IUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Kit New by, Head Cheerleader: Margie Long, Betty Scranton sfgfhi A i ,N .aria ly fs X' , Q A lunior High proved their spirit and loyalty at all pep assemblies they attended this year. 125 PROlECTlONlST CLUB BACK ROW, lett to right, Larry Mal- lory, Gary DeVinna, Larry Maddox, Ronnie Beaver, Mike Tibbetts, David Clary. MIDDLE ROW: Tim Wilkerson, Iohn Lauderback, lohn Cooper, Glen Holmes, Gary Bechard, FRONT ROW: Art Bullock, Billy Franke, Iacky Chap- pell, Torn Iones, Mr. Callin. IR. RED CROSS BACK ROW, lett to right: Kathy Lea, Carol Eqer, Carolyn Earl, Lois Ann Davidson, Peqqy Dotson, Pat Sharp. MIDDLE ROW: Carole Moore, Merrillin Pew, Phylita Borders, Ian Peterson, Carolyn Malde, Kathleen I-leavin, Miss Truax. FRONT ROW: Rosalie Marks, Pat Gessner, Martha Regan, loan Chris- topher, Mary Malde, Carole Halvorson, Martha Lovell. dd Ufzgmzcyaldana lB. l:'.H.A. BACK BOW, lett to right: Carol Eqer, Kathy Lea, Kit Newby, Tarnrny Brarn- well, Cris Howard, Ieanette Loncar, Pam Anderson, Cathy Lee, Tessa Pet- erson, Iudy Loomis. THIRD BOW: Katy Michels, loyce lohnson, Kay Roberson, Carol Crippen, Bonnie Golden, Nancy Bean, Margie Lonq, Bonnie Frankie, Nancy Priest, Ade- laide Darneron. SECOND BOW: Mrs. Tibbitts, Cheryl Hess, Ann Murdock, Pamala Clevenqer, Kitsy Heavin, Carolyn Earl, Lois Ann Davidson, Beverly Peck, Teresa Menqel, Caro- lyn Malde, Karen Koepke, Karen El- lefson. FRONT BOW: Karen Priest, Pam Nelson, Pat Sharp, loan Christo- pher, PGQQY Dotson, Bolobette Ser- ences, Linda Sharp, Iannet Dennis, Ian Peterson, Merrillin Pew, Phylita Borders. CHESS CLUB FRONT ROW, lett to riqht, seated: Mike Collier, Ben Miller. BACK BOW, seated: Larry Spauld- ing, Martha Miller. STANDING: Rosalie Marks, Martha Regan, Corynne Gray, Betsy Lee, Gail Haiber, Carole Halvorson, Elizabeth Wilson, lohn Lauderback, D. A. Hartley, Charles lohn- son, Tim Wilkerson, Dudley Westlake. CAMERA CLUB BACK BOW, left to right: Ioan Chris topher, Diana Spitzer, Diane Stircli vant, Peggy Dotson. FRONT BOW Bob Bancroft, Bob Hartman, Mr. Per- luss. STAMP CLUB BACK ROW, left to right: Martha Began, Shirley Larnprnan, Iain Ham- ilton, lohn Lauderback, Pete Warner. P R O N T ROW: Larry Spaulding, Carole Halvorson, Mark Malde, Ben Miller, Charles lohnson, D udle y Westlake, Elizabeth Wilson. 'G- SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHCRUS, leit to riaht, RCW SIX: Pam Cleven- aer, Karen Koepke, Karen Ellefson, Dianne Boyer, Carol Pottroff, Nancy Priest. leanne Marrow, Carolyn Earl. RCW FIVE: Ann Murdock, Carol Ferrell, Kitsy Heavin, Bernice Biur, Anna Gay, Bill Woodie. RCW F.CUR: Carol McMorran Vicki lo Sly, lean Lassa, Pat Boutcher, Linda Freeman, Mike Tibbitts, RCW THREE: Shirley Lampman, Linda Barnett, Carol Ripley, Michele Lemley, Barbara Hayes, Donnie Hyer, Troy Millsap. RCW TWC: Sandy Rowland, Penny Miller, Veta Laxton, Laurie Bruce, Darlene Kutch, Marsha lohnson. RCW CNE: Beverly Hey, Patsy Parks, Arlene Waugh, Rose Kott, Shirley Simmons, Charlotte Gelzer. lUNlCR BAND, lett to riaht, TCF RCW: Bill Corwin, Kenny Hallett, Charles lohnscn, Marjorie Hendrixson, ludy Tompson, Mary Malde, Martha Lovell, lohn Eabert, Billy Hains, Kent Brubacker, Kent Cozad, Bill Bailey, Bob Betz, lohn Cha- copolis, David Howerton. MIDDLE RCW: Alan Flock, Anna Broadbent, Francis Lake, Carol Eager, Bill Moore, George Bean, Dudley Westlake, Mike Hardy, lim Hekerman, Mark Malde. FRCNT RCW: Mary Thorpe, Leon lones, Fred Dyer, David Williams, lay Wood, David Walter, Richard Boyer. I UL a le Q 1 Ki' .X K A xv .X xxjkw '- N 1 X ' ,L 'ww' -Q . lam. 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OIL SEVERNS W6OR Wholesale Electromcs Transmitters and Recewers 1340 E F1or1da Phone O11ve 8 5115 HEMET BUS LINE 3 Tnps Darly 2 Tnps Sunday Between Hemet and Rrversrde 126 S Carmehta Phone OL1ve 8 2131 REYNOLDS SHOE REPAIRINO Leather Repaxr of all Kmds N Harvard St Hemet HEMET Mattress 81 Upholstery Wm I Bader Mattresses Upholstery Awmngs F me Carpetmg S Harvard Phone OL1ve 85197 New Resrdences Remodelmg General Contractor Free Estxmates 40 N Sate St Phone OL1ve 86410 MODE O DAY Cahfornra Fash1ons deslqned by Mode O Day Dresses B1ouses Lmgene at pnces that are lund to your budget 113 N Harvard Phone OL1ve 83568 KITTLE AND ASHLEY Automotrve Repalr Work 414 W F1or1da Phone OL1ve 85129 HAMRE S OROCERY IRIS AND WSW FINE FOODS 1207 E Flonda Phone OL1ve 85121 - ' ' ' 124 . ' - Jos CULToN 5 Expert Calvin Nichols may have to climb pretty high on that ladder to find the shoe Bill Gienger is looking for. lf it's to be found, however, it will be at HEMET BOOTERY, located at 227 E. Florida. Did we hear a Wolf call? Connie Barron and Andi Wiesenthal do look pretty sharp in those Catalina bathing suits from HARTLEY'S DE- PARTMENT STORE, 206 E. Florida. Penny Lindquist is telling Fred Taylor all about the advantages of a home freezer, REGUPCS HARDWARE, 122 S. Carrnelita. 'A-,'44,,,.. Here are Ron Wilson, Lanny Baker and Bill Price showing concrete blocks from HOLLO- STONE BUILDING MATERIALS on North State St. Their rnate- rials include rnetal, windows, sewer pipe, gravel, electrical supplies, cernent, lumber and plywood. Bill Higgins shows his muscles while loading corn mercial seed and grain for MCCALL and NOBLITT on N. Harvard. A good, refreshing drink, enjoyed by Karen Korsund and Bill Dunton at GBIFBS HEMET DRIVE IN, where fresh donuts are made every day. GBIFFS is on the corner ot San Iacinto Street and Florida. You can pay rnore, but you can't buy better. Pirots Associated Service and Garage 24 hour tow service Auto Painting and Upholstery 302 E Florida Phone OL 85192 night Ol.. 8 8466 Portraits by Elaine SPECIAL RATES FOR STUDENTS 108 E Florida Phone OL 8 2944 Roberts Health Food Store Home of Natural Foods GRAY S ICE CREAM 2 9 E Florida Phone OL 8 5110 EL PATIO CAFE Like Spamsh Food? Then Try Ours Its the Best' 1321 W Florida Phone OL 86201 Jack Wallace Garage FREEMANS MARKET Wheel Allqnmg and Brake Repau' 2092 E Florida Corner W Florida and Ramona Hemgt Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Dick s TV Service Expert Sale 6. Servxce Comphments of Ramona Washette Packard Ben T V 6 Radios E FlOf1dCI P1'1OI1G W Flgndg Phong 1 1 . ' - . ' - I 108 N..Ramona Phone OL 8-5156 phone QL 3-3990 You're probably looking at one ot the swingin'est places in town. lUDKlNS MUSIC store handles every- thing from jazz to the classics. Listen to Hi-Fi at l45 S. Harvard, call 12 OL 8-2625. B There, l heard it click, says Bonnie Arnsrneyer to Iohnny Chacon. It won't do any good, though, be- cause your money is sate at SECUPJTY FIRST- NATIONAL BANK, l35 E. Florida Ave. 'TWH B Pretty! Pretty! And why not? With HUTT and BCWSEB'S supply of tine cosmetics, Pam Wilcox, Linda Baird and Bunny Currie as well as anyone else have it made. HUTT'S is at lO5 N. Harvard, call OL 8-3213. C.: ,S '-.I s, WX Well, what have we here? lt looks like Betty Rogers, Carol Bowen and Sally Wilson are helping to show off a beautiful new EDSEL. We find thern at IOHN H. GILLILAND, your Edsel dealer here in Hernet Valley. 525 W. Florida. Yards and yards of it, says Tina Mich- els to Bonnie Rogers as she reads from a pattern book. The girls are in the HEMET YARD!-XGE STORE, 309 E. Florida where they find a wonderful selection of fabrics, especially nylon, rayon and cot- ton. The camera that Alan Mclnnes is using to shoot Carol Sivertsen dates further back than his ivy league outfit. They are at SPEED'S PHOTO SHOP, 327 E. Florida, where you'll find the latest in Cameras and photo equiprnent. 'mreiic or ,r fry, , fqp Mary Anlcrum is modeling one of the lovely fashions from KAY LYNN'S DRESS SHOP at 6l6 E. Florida. Larry Minor and Linda Loomis found that fun in the sun as Well as many other pleasant and relaxing activities are the greatest at SOBOBA HOT SPRINGS. Tony Barksdale and Iohanna Mengel are looking over the new FORD THUNDERBIRD Looks nice agreed? ,. EMF' You can See it Ln C. CARTER' oRALL's, 4Ul E. Florida. Compliments oznd Best Wishes HARFCDRD FUNERAL HCDME These ore some of the motny beautiful roses produced by the HOWARD ROSE COMPANY. 216 N. Girord in Hemet 120 Buena Vista St. Serving the Vct11ey Since 1926 What would you like irorn GALLA- GHER'S? says lesse Carrasco io Hil- rner Weyler. GALLAGHERS, 208 E. Florida Ave., is noted for its fine food as well as qood service. Betty Brown is showing off one of GRACES dresses ai Natalyn Davis and lulie Norris. Creations irorn GRACES APPAREL SHQP in San lacinto, 101 E. Main Si. Three oi our well known Sophomore qirls, Sandy Councilman, Camille Wey- ler, and lanis Brarnlolett, are having a aah session on the comfortable furni- ture frorn the VALLEY FURNITURE, 101 E. Florida Ave. lean Merrill and lirn Pattison are looking under the hood ot the l958 Pontiac at RQBERT G. RECORDS, on the corner ot Florida Ave. and State St. See, also, the beautiful -Buick. ol' KQL v As you well know, the PALACE MARKET is noted for its fine fruits and vege- tables. Here we find Mary Parsons and Brenda McNulty showing off a sample of ihe quality of the fruit you'l1 find at the PALACE MARKET, 400 E. Florida. HEMET VALLEY HCSPITAL DISTRICT 116 E. Latham Phone Olive 8-3267 ,, xmnff r Here we see Scilly Skidmore ond Chorloit Page showing off the new Phevro let for 1958 ot IOHNSON CHEVROLET on West Elorido It looks os if Clifford Coston is going to be minus o heod in about CI minute if Dole Bischof doesn't take core with that McCulloch Choin saw from NELSON EQUIPMENT, 6ll W. Elorido, Hernet. Busy, Busy, Busy is the office ot KEN WADSWQRTH. Here We see him and his office staff at work on their com- plete insurance service. KEN WADS- WORTH, 620 E. Florida. Roberta Gerwinq and Rheta Mallory show just some of the fine knit work from THE YARN BAR, 405 E. Florida. THE YARN BAR teatures moth-proof matched dyelot yarns and tree knit- ting instructions. Pretty Earlene and llene Ellis try on, at Hussar's, some copper jewelry which has become very popular. HUSSAFS is the oldest established jewelers in the valley. The location is at 233 E. Florida Avenue. Anyone hungry? BREWER'S has sundaes, cones, and ice cream in quarts and pints' malts, shakes, also hamburg- ers, tacos, arinders, and trench tries. Frosty is a delicious milk product richer than California requirements. Get it at 167 No. Carmelita. Carol Simpson turns on one ot the fa- mous brand name televisions at PAT- SCHECKS RADIO AND TV. Shell also find a wide selection ot retriqerators 6 stoves, with famous lorand names such as Admiral, Westinghouse and Motor- ola. Here We find Gay Wilt- sey buying and Frenchie Scarmella as cashier at the STATER BRGS. MARKET, corner of San lacinto St. and Florida Ave., which is noted for its fine prod- ucts. Quality Workrnanshipu THE RANCH BROKER Pickup and Delivery Service Wayne and Rita Wren N Harvard St. Phone OL 8-3729 INCOME - INDUSTRIAL - INVESTMENTS HOMES - Phone OI.ive 8-3247 1775 W. Florida Hemet Farmers and Merchants Bank Good Luck to the Graduates ot l958 N1cho1sons Rodrotor Shop 237 W F1or1da Ave Hemet Cahfornto Phone OL 8 2931 Rornorto Upholstery Complete Home Upholstery Drapery Hardware Trave1se Track 6 Stock 1204 E F1or1da Ave Phone OL 83403 Johnny Fox CI-IEVRGN SERVICE Gas Lubncatron Servrce Atlas Tues Battenes 237 W F1or1c1o Ave Phone OL 8 5692 L 81 L Presorlptron Pharmacy Revlon Cosmetlcs Drugs 6. Sundnes 333 E F1or1da Phone OL 83101 A B HILL AGENT 132 Front St Phone OL 82608 or OL 8 3932 VVALDON L WEAVER Jevve1er Keepsake Dmmond and Weddmq Rmgs Ernest Borel Watches Sterlmg S11ver Dlamonds Mounted 1n our own Shop 108 E Florlda Hernet We Glve S G H Green Stamps 1301 E Flonda Ave Phone OL 8 5225 The P1c:1ce to qo for the Brands you know WILLIAM S Store for Men 230 E Florlda Ave Hemet - - - - - I E I . Stote Form Insuronoe I Truhvs Mobile Service I ,, Allhrights Automotive Stores Complete stock of parts for: ALL CARS, TRUCKS TRACTOR TOOLS and EQUIPMENT 423 W. Florida Ave. Phone OL 8-2168 Here We find Diane, Mary Lou and loan Wutz- ler enjoying themselves at the LANGFORD LODGE MOTEL, 1397 East Florida Ave. Fine accommodations, always. Ralphs Drug Service YOUR REXALL DEALER 114 N. Harvard St. Phone OLive 8-3138 Home Furnishing Co. Complete Home Furnishings 31 years serving Hemet 212 E. Florida Phone OL 8-5195 J O1-IAN NSEN REALTY F ARMER'S REALTOR 1323 W. Florida Ave. Phone OL 8-5187 The Annual staff and the Mirro-Graphic Yearbook Company, Glendale, Calif., extend their best wishes to the 4 Class of '58 Clarence and Betty Crowell's Ramona Floral Shop and Nursery Corsaqes and Cut Flowers for all Occasions 1357 E. Florida Ave, Phone OLive 8-3175 Chris lohnson and Rhonda Fleming have found that tennis, golf, swimming and other enjoyable activities are the greatest at GILMAN HOT SPRlNGS. Call for reservations. Ol. 4-3011 P Minh-4,sc'.xgD4wt-Q4-Lua-it 1-,y jg- .4 y gm 1f?ffx23Q f4'lywwN 'l -YW1' i ' A ' A ' W' 'P PEAHSONS POHTRAITS Chick Pearson may frame you but you'll be happy with the results, as shown by Elea- nor Merrick and leff Pearson. 53OV2 E. Florida OL 8-2697 is -1 T1 1 5 ALVAREZ ERNEST 23 27 31 41 63 74 103 107 151 ANDERSON BOB 27 ARMSTRONG ROBERT 27 AUSTIN LOIS 27 BADER BILL 27 85 BAKER LANNY 23 26 27 61 70 72 142 BALMAN ELLA 27 34 75 150 BANES BOB 28 BELL LONNIE 28 BOWEN CAROL ANN 26 27 41 60 61 65 68 75 145 BOYER CAROL 27 66 70 BROWN BETTY 23 27 41 75 152 BROWN LINDA 28 66 BROWN PAULA 28 146 BRUBAKER GARY 28 BURDEN IERRY 28 BURDEN LARRY 28 CAMERON IUDY 28 66 70 CARRASCO IESSE 22 29 38 41 61 70 CHACON ERLINDA 28 70 CHAPMAN DON 29 158 CHRISTOPHER MARY 28 65 75 137 158 CLASBY RICHARD 29 31 63 CONOVER TAHM 22 29 31 63 65 69 75 144 158 CORWIN TERRY 29 66 75 DAVIS NATALYN 29 38 70 75 152 DOTSON IOE 29 105 EGAN LARRY 29 70 85 ELLIS EARLENE 29 38 66 75 161 ELY BETH 30 62 66 70 73 ELY PHIL 30 ENGLISH DAVID 30 93 100 101 FISHER MARIE 30 62 FOSTER IERRY 30 70 74 93 FRICK GUDRUN 30 71 72 73 159 FRIEND BEVERLY 31 GEISER ELIZABETH 31 73 159 GERWING ROBERTA 22 31 62 66 GONZALES IOSEPHINE 31 154 GRANGER PEGGIE 32 GRAY IEAN 32 70 72 GROVES LINDA 32 66 67 GRUNER IUNE 30 70 75 HALL PETE 30 31 63 74 85 144 HANNAH ROBERT 31 34 71 93 99 100 101 7 HARPER IAMES 31 63 HAYDEN BEVIE Transferred from Ocecmsrde HENRY DON 31 41 70 74 85 88 89 147 HIGGINS BILL 31 71 93 105 142 HULS LOIS 32 HURTZ LOA IEAN 33 67 IOHNSON CHRIS 23 33 68 74 139 165 IONES BEVERLY 33 KAUFMAN PAUL 32 KRUEGER ANN 33 72 75 106 KWOCK CLIFFORD 32 LEE ROBERT 31 32 41 63 72 75 LOOMIS IIM 32 59 159 LUBIN TOM 32 93 100 LYELL DARRELL 33 34 71 85 93 158 MCALLISTER HAROLD 33 6 SENIOR INDEX MCHARRY IIM 33 70 71 74 85 146 MCMULLIN RICHARD 33 103 MCNULTY BRENDA 25 31 32 38 63 66 MALLORY RHETA 18 34 72 160 MARES MARGARET 34 MATHEW RONALD 33 38 MICHELS TINA 31 34 62 63 67 145 MILLHOLLAND ROBERT 34 67 MILLER SHARON 35 75 MILLER STAN 34 71 93 99 100 147 MOORE IIM 34 70 NEWBY IERILEE 26 35 75 150 NICOLAS IEAN MARIE 35 62 66 75 NORD BARBARA 35 66 70 73 75 NORRIS IULIE 34 35 152 ODELL IANICE 35 66 75 PAGE VIRGINIA 36 PARSONS MARY 36 156 PARSSINEN ION 25 26 31 35 38 63 9 100 101 39 PASOS CHARLES 35 71 93 147 PERRY ARLENE 36 71 75 PETERSON FRED 35 POWERS IENEANE 36 67 PRICE BILL 23 31 35 63 72 75 142 READ MANETTA 37 72 73 REID NILAN 35 REYNOLDS IOAN 37 66 70 72 73 RHEINGANS CARL 35 71 RIPLEY KATY 32 ROBERTS IERRY 37 71 85 146 ROGERS BETTY SUE 26 37 41 65 68 75 7 ROGERS BONNIE 31 37 63 72 75 145 SANDEN IACK 36 74 139 SCARMELLA RICHARD 36 70 71 74 85 SCHNEIDER GAIL 31 36 62 63 154 SCHWACOFER RANDALL 36 66 SCOTT IIM 37 SEAL MIKE Transferred from E1 Segundo SMITH VARIS CLYDE 34 37 66 74 93 99 100 144 SPRINGER CHARLYN 38 70 73 STOCKTON BOB 36 TABOR CAROL 38 66 TAPIA MARGIE 38 70 72 TAYLOR BOB 36 TIBBITTS SIDNEY 22 31 38 41 63 68 70 72 75 106 150 TURNER BARBARA 36 72 VANDIVER IULIANN 39 VAUGHN MARCHETA 39 WASSERBURGER CAROL 39 WERNER SUE 23 39 41 72 146 WEYLER HILMER 38 61 71 85 87 88 89 93 152 WHISTLER ANDREA 38 39 WILEY ELSIE 31 39 41 74 75 106 144 150 WILLIAMSON ARTIE 39 41 74 93 WILSON RON 22 31 38 41 61 63 72 74 75 142 WILSON SALLY 34 39 68 145 WYATT BECKY 39 70 WYATT BOB 39 71 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 175 . 1 156 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 , . 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14175 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11051 91 1 11 1 152 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , . , 1 , , 1 1 . , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ELLIS, ILENE. 29134, 66, 75, 161. 145. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 , , , 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 162 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 121160. , 1 , , , , , 1 1 1 - , . 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