6- Q www! K5 My GNL wow , Yw ' Lk , W V 'W 'V Jqzcpfxkvv 1 X: 'Uf x Q X we Wi X: Ou GODS? Lyman m SF'-lCQL if il-W I 1 ,Luiz ' I A b W .. W f J LQ 4 ' X 1 Q, ' ,f 1 sa gy fb,-Q Emuadq it C' Y- - W,vQf X Q! sg' f L WTR? 1 .3 Wm QS? xt f .v:'f'f' , 'SEE 'P V www K -9 xggfk S . V931 Q iii N 'Q lik? is 3 was WGS if 6 . X 'Y xii X N- eitxj' I 5 X N - A Ii x xi sb Q i T ' J Hi! G WHT! EM RUM 6 a au satin. In memory of Twila Jean Sue Kaufman, a sophomore at Hemet High, who lost her life in an automobile accident, December, 1958. N .,....--aa X M 0 lv 541' Kuff' 'T 'K ,fx J! -,::.-L .sn IW-3' iz:-5 ZQAEDMHNHSTMSZAEFHQDN SENIIQDHRS CEZSSSQSES SEJQDERTS QIUNLIQDLQS LLIHGLEH Q- ZEAHDS U41-QD ' A QQ QQ- ZQACQEFHNYTHEFLIES CMD 3 65 ' 'H F UU A U UH ZeX'J'LlOlN Mr Robert Palmer will be sllhouetted In the memories of students of Hemet Hrgh rust as the San Jacmto mountams and peaks are silhouetted agamst the sky Before commg to Hemet hrs trrst teachmg posrtnon Mr Palmer led a very actrve lute He attended tumor College rn Pasadena was a prlot rn the Alr Force ton actlve duty In Englandj and he then worked In a bank To complete hrs education he entered and graduated from the Umversrty of Caluforma at Los Angeles Smce arnvmg here rn Hemet Mr Palmer has taught Spanrsh I and ll general busrness and senror Englrsh ln addntron to teach mg he has been the attendance supervusor tor the past two years ln recogmtron of hrs thoughtlulness congemalrty and most of all helpfulness we dedicate the 1959 Issue ot the Tahqurtz Annual to Mr Robert A Palmer 7 1 1 ' . , , . ' , , . , . ' Y I r Despite his busy schedule DR. JACOB WIENS finds time to have a heart to heart talk with our Bulldog mascot. Board members tlett to nghtj MR HILLAS COLE MR CLAIRE GILLETTE president the REV ROGER HILLAS MR WILLIAM WATSON and MRS VERNA LO0MlS clerk are having a lively time at one of their weekly meetings Y ,, --.-.g I -i-1-1-A I, 4 .MN p MR. LEWIS MOORE, our vice principal, smiles pleasantly as he Scheduling adult night classes is only one of the many jobs takes time out of his busy day to talk to one of the students. of MR. MARION BURGE, director of Adult Evening School, and world history teacher. l Next! Name, rank, and number, please. MR. JAMES HALLE finds that being principal includes many different types of iobs. Trying one of the aptitude tests given to students is MR. LEON- Always ready and willing to help a student is MR. KENNETH ARD SCHLEF, counselor. How he came out no one will ever know. NEWTUN. COUHSBIOY- -'T'- - 'g f.I7 Have Mercy! cries MRS. ESTHER WILSON as MISS MARYANNE Of course we will get our work done! Administration office MERWIN brings in more work. secretaries are MRS. STELLA MOORE, MRS. GRACE SCOTT, and MISS BESSIE MILLIGAN. Overdue books are unheard of in this Ii- brary, says MRS. VIRGINIA DAVIDSON, Ii- brarian. f c' X I A cup of coffee a day keeps the nurse hap- ! py and gay, smiles MRS. AMILEE JONES, i school nurse. Busy! Busy! Busy day! High school secretaries are MRS. GENE MENGEL, MISS MARTHA STUCIIEY, and MRS. SHIRLEY LAW- No mistakes, smiles MRS. FRANCES NEEDHAM as she proof RENCE. reads MRS. ADELE WESELOH'S work. I ik With a light touch from the hands of MR. WAYNE REINICKE, beautiful strains are brought forth. He teaches strings. Emergency! a slide rule quickl' exclaims MR. FRANK HOPPER, arithmetic and algebra teacher. ggg . ,K The stroke would work better in the water. My MRS. SOPHIA GRAHAM teaches girls' P.E. N4- eg x ul Recreating a masterpiece is artiste, MRS IESSIE SHEPARD. She teaches arts and crafts. vez? ee'-ef .li X Guess what? l'm a language teacher, says MR. ROBERT TAYLOR, French and Spanish teacher. Absolutely and positively no notes will be used for any speeches in this class, states MR. TONY BARNARD, English and drama teacher. T ll A Serapes will be the thing in men's fashions Since she's doing so well, MRS. NELLIE We certainly had a big blow out yesterday, for '59, predicts MR. RAY ATZET, Spanish ADAMS has decided next to attempt Ein- says MR. CHARLES REED, chemistry and phys- and social studies teacher. stien's Theory of Relativity in between her ics teacher. core 8 and English I classes of course. That's the best excuse l've ever heard, laughs MISS BARBARA HAMMOND, Eng- lish Il 81 lll teacher. My mother always said I had mechanical in- genuity, says MR. ROBERT WALTER, typing, lt no one is looking l'll try one, says That's the way the ball bounces, smiles MR. bookkeeping, office practice and work experi- MISS EDNA FLETCHER, foods and home- TED SMITH, arithmetic, driver training, and ence teacher. making teacher. boy's P. E. teacher. Demonstrating his version ot a pencil sharp- MRS. OZELLA BOUNDS glances from her I knew these would come in handy tor ener is MR, EVANS WATERMAN, He teaches paper grading with a warm smile tor every- something else besides drawing circles, muses electricity, Radio I Kr ll and driver training, one. She is core 7 and reading teacher. MR. BERNARD COYNE, teacher of geometry, algebra and trig. Charm is only one ot the many attributes gained by the girls' clothing and home- making classes shows MRS. EUGENIA TIBBITFS. That iust goes to prove that any thing can MISS MABEL ALMQUIST listens, amused at Giving us his ideas about the world today is happen, thinks MR. ART SIMSON, science and a student's explanation of how it happened. MR. WILLIAM LOVE, arithmetic and core 8 arithmetic teacher. She teaches U. S. history. teacher. , . - mg xo 'oe hehxoo hoxghk xo isugms' Sm mm. O ms. mo 5 ioghsh X B xx- Xbxxs sl? XOXKOS hog . MR. ROY hs khe uoh ihes X sh says axhhmehc, geomoknl UK hO . homsf' Xeaohet, NNR. YNER NNR. BKOXZKOS aohex . ah mf' hows Xe 'Oaxghhg ks OXLBERT, soxehce aho c AAN 'NXLLXIX shoo ao MR. ash, mem oo keachex . ow, hoqs, thks ks a ioohm , M YONLER, heao Koothah o wood hxsKo 'h ak hrsx you oodk sooceeo, mi, oho ok gms VX.. Xeaohev, NWSS Oh KN ogdxhf' R. Ooos, Xeaoher ooo oheo OOOPER. wxoog ooorj' emo Koi oi aXhXehcS, ooXo he them 'xo khvee Ks Xhe xo ooo ahgehm Ohhh hOX.X.ONh'i. XOHN V' skates 0 many da s I ly DR HIGHTY C er sg s MHS MIL o an lyprng an -lk L'0nc0fn f NND: ow et me s ow u my home town mrles cuhn ES car uv ahah wsua When Ido throes Ido them fo a he way arrthmetrc and penmanshrp teacher s S PHYLUS NEUHOFF socral stu res 836 Ei Where dld G u get that s 1117 DREAULT teaches boys GEOR PE Now for a commercial rom r span s r I? PHIL HOWEl?T0 teaches Eng s V and advises annual and student councrl From the eep a lr IU gle o emet omes the soun o R ARL JARDI E' on s He tea hes band chorus, musrc an a rrgal group ,Wt A 'S efblr . . - A it 1, ED , tea h ' 0' gn fig' H' S117 fffl 'fig H fiijg: ,,.7V W. Y four We at . X H 1 G , R-, H H f H - U ,XX A A-7 X' H f we ca JY- g ' 1 v I A Iv , n , Y zffre? I .-2 x , I X HN I h yo ,rr H l . D- ,, She .1 1,74 t . core Z . ESB! 84? .h , d .. - yo h- 'N MR GE ' AU ' . - 3. H h ' I ' f ou , o .' M . N - T li h ' K fx 1 d , d r 'n f H X ' c d f M .E N S b go. c ' d the m o' ' . N: . There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight, is the slogan going through MRS. MARY WILSON'S mind. She is our Algebra I, Math 7, and seventh grade core teacher. Look, mom, no cavities! Well, anyway, MR. ROBERT PALMER is the attendance supervisor and Spanish II teacher. How are you fixed for blades? MR. RAY ZOSEL is the wood shop teacher. With many bottles of ink and much en- thusiasm, MISS BEVERLY TRUAX shows the class some pen pointers. She teach- es girls' P.E. and Core 8. Standing in the doorway watching all the kids go by, is MR. WILLIAM SMITH, world history, driver's training and So- cial Studies 9 teacher. rioonw 4 Q rua: I7FIlLL f QM cw west our or um-nov? u on write DE LA UI MODE Oblivious to the fact that she is a girls' P.E. Gone fishing, was the sign found on and ninth grade social studies teacher, MISS the door when the photographer went ISABELLE SHELLER has decided to become to take MR. GLENN STElNBACK'S pic- a model. ture. He teaches biology, physical science and botany-zoology. You realize don't you, that jumping out the window will give you 50 demerits, comments MR. PHIL SIMON in one ot his civic classes. He also teaches senior math. Reading can be fun, reads MRS. WILMA READ to her reading class. She also teaches math and 9th 81 10th grade core. XE' My opponent was smarter then The head hunters have struck again, says lsn't that the way the book said to do thought, thinks MR. NORMAN PER- MRS. MARIAN WALTZ, art teacher. it? questions MR. BRYAN STEPHENS LUSS, teacher of core 8, social studies core 7 and reading teacher. 9 and English Il. Z The Indians call them tomahawks, but we know better, don't we! exclaims MR. NORMAN WEST, mechanical drawing, alge- bra and driver training teacher. I had a feeling that those seeds weren't oats, smiles MR. JAMES TAYLOR, plant science, agriculture, and horticulture teacher. Keeping everything in good working order is a full time iob for Pausing to have their picture taken are gardeners Joe Triolo, maintenance men Carl Jensen, Willard Egan, and Stuart Pender. Ralph Lea, and Murray Duncan. p Our limousines. Proud of their sate driving record are our bus drivers. Back row-Sylvester Costo, Amos Churchill, Mike Fisher, Al Swanger, Glen Holmes, John Riesland, Harry Lindsay. Bottom row-Ed Hartmann, Joe Triolo, Joe Todd, and Vincent Hoopes. 'VX 20 f QV' W 4.-4 0 ,l lg ,ml -4, UQ ' all dle. '....,5 This smiling group of custodians includes: top row, Mike Michalko, Bill Maddox, Harry Hein, Bud Sass, Sigurd Petersen, bottom row, Tony Doyle and Martin Beecher. V-f Our Meat Grinders Caught in the act, exclaims Elizabeth McGrew, cafeteria man- ager of the Hemet School System as she points to snack bar man- ager, Mildred Maloney. XI, Sampling, with obvious approval, their good cooking are Iett to right, Winiferd Schwacofer, Marie Miller, Helen Von Driska and Lois Bottom. S ULDE , '45 fb. ERNM ENT MR, HOWERTON Advisor 'ei' G9 DOROTHY COLLIER Commissioner of Records JIM PATTISON Commissioner of Athletics 'Q GERRY FAIRCHILD Parliamentarian ANDI WEISENTHAL Commissioner of Pep 22 LESTER KWOCK Sr. Class President CAROL SIMPSON Sr. Class Representative DALE BISCHOF Sr, Class Representative is-Y CALVIN NICHOLS 1st Semester A.S.B. President resigned JEAN MERRILL Commissioner of Finance A Irv lr ALAN MCINNES NANCY PLANTENGA Sr. Class Representative CAROL SIVERTSEN . K Jr. Class Representative , L .fa I an A Jr. Class President XM. ,is CZ. e ESTHER WILSON 2nd Semester A.S.B. President CHARLES KITTLE Boys League President We have every reason to be very proud of our Student Council this year. Among many activities accomplished were numerous pep assemblies, a very successful Homecoming week with a wonderful halftime ceremony and dance, and the organization of a Pep Club. A maior item was the attainment of a travel- ing Victory Bell between Hemet and San Jacinto, compliments of Santa Fe Rail- road and our own Boosters Club. As a community service, a canned foods drive was sponsored and the response to it was tremendous. This was the third year of the annual drive. The Council also formed a committee which devised the A.S.B. Constitution. The success of many of these activities can largely be attributed to Mr. Howerton's expert guidance. The fact that Hemet High School is looked up to ability to shoulder responsibilities was proved in the Council meeting in which A.S.B. President Calvin R.C.L.A.S.C. President. And Commissioner of Athletics, lim Pattison, was chosen Vice President of the Riverside County League group. line school that Hemet Union High School is. for its leadership and its R.C.L Associated Student Nichols was elected all This certainly rellects the LINDA BAIRD Girls League President Q fi BUNNY CURRIE Commissioner of Activities f , n MARGIE LONG Soph. Class Representative LARRY SCRIBNER .lr. Class Representative J BOB HAYES Soph. Class President SUE REGUR r. Class Representative 'J-Z? Q7 KAREN PRIEST Soph. Class Representative LARRY HARFORD Soph. Class Representative BARBARA BRATTON Commissioner of Publicity f GIL MATHEW 2nd Semester Vice President N H GD E3 S 24 PRESENTED BH-' Tl-IE ELD55 OF' l95Q As the annual went to press plans were bemg made to present thus letter to the school The Senror Class planned thrs symbol so that all may enjoy a unrty rn school sprrrt Tradrtronal actrvrtres mcluded the Senror Drrve Sensor Dltch Day and the BIG Senror Week the hrghlrght of whrch rs Commencement followed by the Senror All Nrght Party To hnance our many ventures and pleasures we have held many bake sales car washes candred apple sales dances etc At thus trme we leave rn the hands of the underclassmen the responsrbrlrtres and tradrtrons ol the Senror Class and of Hemet Hugh School We wrsh to thank our never to be forgotten sponsors Mrs Mrldred Hrght Mr Phrl Srmon and Mr Phrl Howerton and all those who have contnbuted to our development and success as a class The man at the helm be hand the wheel, Presrdent Lester Kwock, helping to steer the class strarght, Vrce Presrdent Pam Wrlcox, pushmg the Sensors on, Secretary Zeral Caudrll, tak mg rt easy, as always, Commrssroner of Finance Bob Scarborough, always keeping a trght grrp, Pam James, Treasurer .K' J X If X. xx I -N h ' 15, 1, K D Jw r .L 44-A '. - , , V' C ft-1' s T V' .- ll AN 354: TOM ANDERSON. Student Congress 2, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 CSF Life Mem- ber3 FTA 23 Football Manager 23 The Miser 33 A Christmas Carol 4. LINDA BAIRD. Student Council Rep. 3, Girls League Pres. 43 FHA Sec. 2, Pres. 33 GAA 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 33 Daisy Chain 3 Songleader 43 A Christmas Carol 44 One of the highlights of the Senior Year was the Senior Class Play by Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol. Here Don Hendrlxson, Cecilia Callicott, Don Bergman, Lorna Hopkins, Tony Barksdale, and Gary Otta act out one of the happier moments in the play. The Miser 33 Girls League Sec. 33 MARY ANKRUM. GAA 2, 3, 43 CSF 2, 33 Daisy Chain 33 FHA 3. CHARLES BANCROFT. Las-4 , ' fi it w-Q ff' 47 RONNIE ARNSMEYER. Baseball Mgr. 23 Football Mgr. 33 Key Club 2, 3, pres. 43 Track 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Boys League Treas. 43 Sr. Band 3, 4. DONNA BENNETT. FHA 2, 43 Daisy Chain 33 Sr. Breakfast waitress 33 Student Congress3 A Christmas Carol 4. ARTHUR ATEN. FFA 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. TONY BARKSDALE. The Miser 33 A Christmas Carol 43 Tahquitz Staff 43 Track 3, 4. R -.rf DALE BISCHOF. JV Football 2: Varsity 3, 43 Track 33 Student Council, Rep, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, Pres.3 Key Club 3, 4. BARBARA BRATTON. Banquet Wait- ress 23 Com. of Publicity 43 Miss Hemet 4. ED BRISCOE. 'I' YZ' BRUCE BRAMBLETT. Football 2, 3, 41 Banquet Waiter 23 Track 3, 43 Key Club 2, 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Basket ball 3. HARLOWE BULLOCK, Band 2, 3, 4: FTA 2, 33 Class V. P. 33 Library Club 33 Student Congress 43 A Christmas Carol 43 Spanish Club 43 CSF 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Life Member. -in CURTIS BELL. IGNACIO BERROTERAN. Football 2, 3, 43 Key Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, 2, 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3. g... 1, R N DON BERGMAN. lhe Miser 33 Mineral Club 33 A Christmas Carol 43 Student Congress 4. RUSS BOYER. Track 2, 3, 43 Football GARY BUSHER. Band 3, 43 A Christ 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Boys mas Carol 43 Student Congress. League Rep. 4. X' 'ws 'lf' ta at aff' , 4 '-Qyf -:fx l 5 CECILIA CALLICOTT. Banquet waitress DAVID CALONDER. ZERAL CAUDILL. FHA 23 GAA 2, 3, 45 JOHN CHACON. Football 2, 3, 45 Bas- Zg Band 2, 3, 45 The Christmas Carol 45 Drama Club 4. CARL CHRISTIE. Key Club 2, 3, Ban- quet waiter. SUSAN CLEMENTS, GAA 2, 35 FHA 2, 3, Pres. 45 The Christmas Carol 4. L V if L K y Q 4' , 1 ' X K .2 .q g. -tr, , L' V x' , J' . 1 ...A A K1 J' 39 ' at '. N +4.55 .,. 3,5 .,.,3. 5' 'ff ' .EW 'mimi' - fi fir ' ' ur' Q 1'1 -T 'if .-gn Q.. JERRY COLLOM. K' sr A -::'.:' 'J The Christmas Carol 45 Class Sec. 45 ketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track Drama Club 4. 2, 3, 45 Banquet Waiter 25 Boys League Rep. 2, 35 Key Club 25 Var- sity Club 3, 4. CLIFF COSTON. Varsity Football 2. 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. LEA CROMWELL. FHA 25 The Christ- HAROLD COMPTON. Track 2. mas Carol 4. 'H Q iv, TOM CDURTNEY Varsity Club 2 3 4 MARGARET ANN CURRIE. Student ROY DAVIDSON. Mineral Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Tennis 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Council Rep. 2, Comm. of Finance 3, Track 2, Chess Club Z, The Miser 3, A Christmas Carol 4 Comm. of Activities 43 Banquet wait- A Christmas Carol 4. ress 2, Annual Staff 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, CSF 3, The Miser 3, Daisy Chain 3, Cheerleader 4, A Christmas Carol 4. BOB ELLEFSON. Band 2, 3, Cross Country 4. LINNEA EGER. GHA 2, 3, 4, CSF Life Member, Student Congress 2, Library Club 3, Pres, 4, Daisy Chain 3, A Christmas Carol 4, Madrigals 4, Draa ma Club 4. E9 ROSE MARY DUDLEY. Drill Team 2 GAA 2, Library Club 2, Sec. 3, Daisy Chain 3, Student Congress 4, CSF Lite Member. PETE DOTINGA. FFA V. P. Z, Pres. 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track Z, 3, 4. D-aisy Chain 3, A Christmas Carol 4, HELEN EGGER. FHA 2, 3, 4, Library Library Club 4, CSF Life Member. Club 3, The Miser 3, Annual Staff 4. '42 iF-A ,s- Nh, y E-'S-N 317' A at 'ilu ws., BRENDA ELY. Drill Team 2, 3, 4, The Miser 3, GAA 4, Mineral Club 4. KENNETH DALE FERRELL. Varsity Club 3, 4, CSF 2, 3, 4, Student Con- gress 4, Spanish Club V.P. 4, Library Club V.P. 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, A Christ- mas Carol 4, Industrial Arts Club 2, Science Club 3. RHONDA FLEMING. GAA 2, The Miser 3, Annual 3, 4, A Christmas Carol 4, FHA 3, Drama Club 4. rlw- X -N., -,.,., , . . X 3 . 4 KEITH ELLIOTT. Varsity Track 3. MARILYNN ESSIG. GAA 2, 3, 4, FHA FRANKLIN FLETCHER. FFA 2, 3, Base- 2, 4, CSF Life Member, The Miser 3, ball 2, A Christmas Carol 4, FFA, A Christmas Carol 4, Drill Team 2, Football 4, Track 4. CAROL JOY FLICK. No picture. Trans- ferred 4. KATHRYN FERRELL. FHA 2, 3, 4, Ir. Red Cross 2, 3, CSF Life Member, Daisy Chain 3, A Christmas Carol 4. Annual 3, Daisy Chain 3. JOE FOSTER. Mineral Club 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, The Miser 3, A Christmas Carol 4. DOROTHY FOWLER. Transferred from San Dieguito 4, Library Club Pres. 4, FHA Treas. 4, Drama Club 4, GAA 4. CLIFF FOX. Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. sf., '11-,gr 1' .Ma 8 -4 .Wav - 1 BILL GIENGFR Key Club 43 Boys' League Rep 4, Basketball 4. TED GUPTON. Transferred 4. LINDA GRAHAM Library Club 2, 3, lr Red Cross 2, 33 Sr. Breakfast Wait' ress 33 FHA 2, 3, 43 A Christmas Carol 4. SHARON HARKINS. Transferred from Ferris 4. 'wo' 41:17 3 '. N fl' fha: To add to the class treasury many car washes were held. Here Dick Simpson, Ron- nie Arnsmeyer and Larry Minor try to look industrious. CHARLES GREGORY. Key Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, Baseball Manager, Tennis Clubg A Christmas Carol 4. DENNIS GROHS. TOBY HALL, Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 43 CSF 3, Student Congress, A Christmas Carol 4. ff' ball 2. TIM HARRIS. Basketball , , . .ss ,,, A, 3 ' .41-Lia' L 2: Foot if LR A , .1 ff Fef 1- ,fn sqvuix, , AK? . 'bv '7 . 'R ' '73 '9'? X HARRY HAYDUK. Transferred 4. SUSANNE HULBERT, Drill Team 23 GAA 2, 33 The Miser 33 Daisy Chain 33 Tahquitz Staff 3, 43 Sr. Breakfast Waitress 33 Drama Club 4. if QQQQ 5' YH!! imp-4 N l 1 LORNA HOKPINS. Band 2, 3, 43 CSF Life Member3 Daisy Chain 33 Spanish Club 43 A Christmas Carol 4. HARVEY HOUK. To set off Homecoming Week, the Seniors were led through the Drive by the Senior Class car, courtesy of Dennie Priest, who gra- A ' faq ciously let the Seniors use her car as the class car. --L. fl N -r '4 DON HENDRIXSON. Track Manager3 CSF Life Member3 Student Congress 2, 43 Tennis Club 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 A Christmas Carol 43 Spanish Club Treas. PAM JAMES. CSF Life Member3 Stu- dent Congress 43 Class Treasurer 43 Daisy Chain 3. Ai,-K ttf' JUDITH HOUSHOLDER. Student Con- gress 2, 43 Band 2, 43 GAA 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 43 A Christmas Carol 4. ELAINE JOHNSON. GAA 2, 33 FHA 2 3, 43 Tahquitz Peeks 3. 7 an VIR! pa VN 'T xr 'E 'rr CHARLES KITTLE. Tennis Z, 3, 43 CSF 2, Pres, Znd Semester 3, 43 Boys' League Pres. 43 The Miser 33 A Christ- mas Carol 43 Sr. Breakfast Waiter 33 Varsity Club 43 Key Club 4. MARTIN LASSA.FootbaIl 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Baseball Manager3 Varsity Club 3, 43 Basketball3 FFA 2, 3, 4. LINDA LOOMIS. GAA 23 Drill Team 23 Cheerleader 33 Tahquitz Staff 3, 43 Girls' League V.P. 3. F93 Sli 'lb N 'UNQN 'S S ol-5 'Dx LINDA LINDSAY. Transferred 43 Li- brary Club 43 Student Congress 4. KENT McMlCHAEL. Transferred 23 Football 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 The Miser 33 A Christmas Carol 43 Tah- quitz Staff 43 Mineral Club3 Varsity Club 4. v ucv.: ci? ov-J ? 7' SANDRA LARAMEE. Transferred from LARRY LAMB. Football 23 Track 23 lne Fontana 43 FHA 43 A Christmas Carol dustrial Arts Club3 The Miser 33 A 4. Christmas Carol 43 Tennis Clubf Span- LESTER KWOCK. Key Club 2, 33 Var- sity Club 43 Class Pres. 43 Football. MAUREEN MCINTYRE. FHA 2, 33 Li brary Club 2, 3, 43 The Miser 33 Stu dent Congress 33 A Christmas Carol 4. ish Club Pres. 4. LARRY MINOR. Track 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4. hr' JEAN MERRILL. Student Council Rep. 3, Comm. of Finance 43 Class Sec. 2 Girls' League Sec. 23 GAA 2, 3, 4 Student Congress 23 Banquet Wait resg 23 The Miser 33 Girls' State 3 Daisy Chain 33 Tennis 3, 43 A Christ mas Carol 43 CSF Life Member. LLOYD PARSONS. i 1. T W.. A l LEONARD MILLER. Track 33 CSF 33 Student Congress 4. PAUL PARSSINEN. Band 2, 33 FFA 4. CHARLOTTE PAGE. FHA 23 GAA 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Princess 2, 33 Cheer- leader 3, 43 Annual Staff 3, 4. 43. As RUTH MILLER. GAA 2, 33 Tennis 2,33 FHA 2. CALVIN NICHOLS. Student Council Rep. 2, Class Pres 3, ASB Pres. 1st Sem. 43 Key Club 3, 43 The Miser 33 Boys' State 33 Student Congress 2, 43 RCL Pres. 43 Science Club 2. x l RICHARD MORRIS. Band 2, 3, 41 Stamp Club 23 The Miser 33 A Christ- mas Carol 4. MERLYN 0'DELL. GAA 23 Sr. Break- fast Waitress 3. JIM PATTISON. Football 2, 33 Basket- ball Z, 3, 43 Track 23 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' League Cabinet 3, 43 Banquet Waiter 23 Comm. of Athletics 43 Chauffeur for Homecoming 4. I are 'Ov' It . 'C ' - 'X C' ., J Rini asf .-wifi' .- raw.. 'ii-1- tQ1 Q... rfhfiff If fu -fi 'Q-.yd , .9 K' x - . 'ef 417 125' :di DIANE PETERSON. Transferred San RICHARD PEMBERTON, Student lacinto 4. Council Rep. 25 Banquet Waiter 25 A SHARON PRIEST. FHA 25 Library Club 35 GAA 45 A Christmas Carol 45 Drill Team 4. 36 Christmas Carol 45 Boys' League Rep. NANCY PLANTENGA. ASB Parliamen tarian 3, Rep. 45 CSF Life Member GAA 2, 3, Pres. 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Stu dent Congress 2, 45 Spanish Club 2 The Miser 35 Varsity Tennis 3, 4 r 1 Daisy Chain 3, A Christmas cami 4f JUDY PIPPIN. Madrigals 2, 3, 45 CSF 3, 45 Daisy Chain 35 Student Con- gress 45 Spanish Club 45 A Christmas Carol 4. LINDA POMEROY. FHA 3, 45 The Miser 35 A Christmas Carol 45 Library Club 4. ,Q fa If 1 rf 1 of 5 QW, -ffZ.f'i:Q,E1f' ' . 3. 59. W GEOFFREY PEARSON, Basketball 25 Stamp Club V.P. 25 Track 35 The Miser PHIL PERCIVAL. Football 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Homecoming Escort 45 Student Con- gress 4. DENNIE PRIEST. Drill Team 25 GAA 2. --'Q KAY REID. FHA 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3: A Christmas Carol 4. zz? .1 v HAROLD REYNOLDS. Basketball 2, 3, GENE RHEINGANS. FFA 2, Reporter 3, 45 Track Manager 35 Varsity Club 3, Pres. 4. 4, Football 4. PETE RINGNALDA. RENEE ROBINETTE. A Christmas Car- o JERRY ROSANBALM. Basfball 23 Foot- ball Zg Tennis 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4 Library Club 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 33 Stu dent Congress 4, A Christmas Carol 4. DON REMBOLDT. LYNN ROBINSON. Band 2, 3, 4, Drum MIKE RONDEAU. Band 2, 3, 43 Stamp Major 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, Pres. 45 Club 23 Library Club 2, 3, AChristmas FTA 35 The Miser 35 A Christmas Carol Carol 43 Spanish Club 4. 4, CCC 25 Student Congress 2, 4, Chairman of Finance 3. gs SUSIE SHINN. FHA 2, 33 GAA 41 CSF DON SCHENK. Stamp Club 2, Chess Life Member: Daisy Chain 3, The Mi- ser 35 A Christmas Carol 45 Student Congress 4, Madrigals 3, 4. RICHARD SEARL. Track 4, A Christ- mas Carol 4. RICHARD SHAFFER. 38 Club 2, Mineral Club 3, 4. CAROL SIMPSON. CSF 2, GAA 2, 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 41 Student Coun- cil Rep. 3, 4, Daisy Chain 35 FHA 33 A Christmas Carol 45 Drill Team 2. 'Sf' ROSALIND SALZBERG. CSF Life Mem- ber, FHA 3, Library Club 3, Daisy Chain 3, A Christmas Carol 4, French Club Pres. 4, Spanish Club 4, Drama Club 4. BOB SCARBOROUGH. Football 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, Pres. 45 Comm. ol Finance 4. BILL SEE. Track 2, 3, 43 Basketball DICK SIMPSON. 2, 3. SALLY SKIDMORE. Class V. P. 25 Bans WES SMITH. Band 2, 3, 45 A Christ- quet Waitress 25 GAA 2, 3, 45 Student mas Carol 4. Congress 25 Homecoming Princess 33 Cheerleader 3, 4. JIM THOMPSON. Tennis 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 A Christmas Carol 4. ROY STUEFLOTEN. A Christmas Carol 4. VAL DEANE SLY. The Miser 35 GAA 25 Tennis Team 25 CSF 4. VERONICA SPRAKER. Journalism 45 FHA 4, A Christmas Carol 4. GLENN SKELTON. Library Club 35 A Christmas Carol 4. BARBARA SORENSON. FHA 2, 35 Li- brary Club 35 A Christmas Carol 4. FRED TAYLOR. Football 2, 3, 45 Var- sity Club 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Baseball 25 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' League V.P. 4. 'We 'A -' . f-,gg3gfg 1 .,z,..sw reg, ., A - 4 X 4 .. , ., Ss , ye . x L.. -4' fu Uh sin! T The title chosen by the Seniors for the Senior-Junior Basketball game islwell exeml plrfied here by Charlotte Page, Sally Skidmore, Bunnle Currie, and Linda Baird. The Beatniks came through triumphantly to win over the Juniors, proving that we are not always beat , TED WHEATON. Banquet Waiter 23 Stamp Club 23 Basketball 23 Base- ball 23 Track 2, 3, 43 A Christmas Carol 4. MAROLYNE WILLIAMS. GAA 2,33 FTA 43 A Christmas Carol 4. 40 i iidls5'??f?l 3 t... x 3,335 5 JOE WAKEFIELD. Football 2, 43 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, Pres. 43 Banquet Waiter 23 FTA 23 CSF 2, 3, 43 The Miser 33 Varsity Club 43 A Christ- mas Carol 43 Student Congress. LARRY WATTS. Baseball 2, 33 Track 2,33 Varsity Club 3. MARGARET WALTERS. Madrigals 2, 3 43 Drill Team 4. PAM WILCOX. Comm. of Publicity 2 Comm. of Pep 33 CSF Life Member Banquet Waitrrss 23 Annual 2, Ed. 3 Ed. 43 Daisy Chain 33 Class V. P. 4 Homecoming Princess 2, Queen 4. l Y e -A: .. 1--:..,,,.:,. - 1 Air Z W 1 x fs' BARBARA WISEMAN. Class Treas. 2, Sec. 33 Girls' League Rep. 23 Student Congress 2,43 Band Sec. 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3,43 CSF Life Mem- ber, Sec. 43 The Miser 33 Daisy Chain 33 Tennis Mgr. 43 Banquet Waitress 2. SUSAN WORTHLEY. FHA 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 23 Library Club 33 A Christmas Carol 4. LINDA WISER. Girls' League Rep. 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 33 GAA 23 FHA 2, 33 A Christmas Carol 4, JOAN WUTZLER. FHA 3, 43 A Christ- mas Carol 4. During the football season, parades were held through the Senior Drive. Contests were held for the best decorated Senior Car and cash prizes were awarded. Many participated and all had fun. js! ESTHER WILSON, ASB Vice Pres. 1st Sem., Pres. 2nd Sem, 43 Class Pres. 23 ASB Comm. of Records 33 FHA 2, Treas. 3, V. P. 43 CSF 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 Daisy Chain 33 The Miser 33 Banquet Wait' ress 2. FRANKLIN WILSON 5 Qi A AEIW0 ' A all-i E ,, sir l H in ,fi .L ALL AROUND: Esther Wilson and Chuck Kittle FRIENDLINESS: Donna Bennett and Carl Christie BRAINS: Harlowe Bullock and Tom Anderson if sci-iounsmvs ' !3lhL?.E3L'3.Llil'LlE ATHLETICS: Nancy Plantenga and lim Pattison PEP: Dale Bischof and lean Merrill TOP ROW: Eugene Rheingans, Paul Young, Jerry Collom, Franklin Wilson, Hartley Coffer, Dick Pemberton, Larry Hayduk, Estene Plaster, loan Atkins. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Smith, Theadora Young, Bunny Currie, Judy Householder, Helen Egger, Linnea Eger, Caroline Tucker, Susan Worthley, Linda Pomeroy, Carolyn Boutcher, Sharon Priest. SECOND ROW: Kay Reid, Ruth Miller, Donna Bennett, lean Merrill, Charlotte Page, Rose Dudley, Unknown, Carol Knight, Merlyn O'Dell, Unknown. FRONT ROW: Calvin Nichols, Martin Lassa, Larry Watts, Charles Gregory, Roy Davidson, Wayne Hardiman, Don Remboldt. TOP ROW: Esther Wilson, Zeral Caudill, Keith Elliot, Lloyd Parsons, Dar' rell Compton, Leandro Silvas, lim Patke, Jerry Rosenbalm, Tom Anderson, lim Tucker. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bramblett, Rhonda Fleming, Val Deane Sly, Ginger Erickson, Unknown, Darlene Heim, Dennie Priest, Kay Tucker, loan Wutzler, Marilynn Essig. SECOND ROW: Beverly Dibiski, Lorna Hop- kins, Sally Skidmore, Linda Baird, Evelyn Barnett, Marolyn Williams, Carol Griffith, Carol Simpson, Anna Rhodes, Pam Wilcox. FRONT ROW: lerry Kohl, Roy Stuefloten, Mike Rondeau, .loe Foster, Doug Parish, Larry Minor, Ted Wheaton. SENHQDESS S SHERZETEU A 'ZALD TOP ROW: Pete Dotinga, Larry Rinker, Harold Compton, Phil Percival, Chuck Kittle, Joe Wakefield, Richard Brewer, Tim Harris. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Prowse, Linda Wiser, Rosita Liera, Katherine Ferrell, Ruth Groom, Betty Scaggs, Virgie Freeman, Keith Riley. SECOND ROW: Unknown, Unknown, Lea Cromwell, Unknown, Kay Randall, Unknown, Barbara Ross, Unknown, Mr. Elliot. FRONT ROW: Dennis Grohs, Larry Wilson, Dick Searl, Lenny Miller, Paul Parssinen, Ken Ferrell, Don Hendrickson. TOP ROW: Richard Shaffer, Harold Reynolds, Alfred Grewe, lim Pattison, Franklin Fletcher, Eddie Moreno, Howard Carns, Ignacio Berroteran, Dick Simpson. THIRD ROW: Linda Loomis, Arlene Page, Linda Norris, Nancy Plantenga, Darlene Tilley, Buddie Harris, Art Aten, Leonard Van De Brake, Unknown. SECOND ROW: Mary Roscoe, Patsy lones, Patsy Work, Shari Hurtz, Carol Land, Unknown, Unknown, Mary Ankrum, Maureen Mclntyre, Mr. Callin. FRONT ROW: Charles Bancroft, Billy Skaggs, Bill Dunton, Glenn Skelton, .leff Pearson, lohnny Chacon, Ronnie Arnsmeyer. 44 of P' V vu, l , Jerry Adams Bill Albright .LL 5, David Albright Y x N - 1 S. '.:' - A -'S 1'1 bl if I 'xx 7 Mike Allen Sv Sharon Allen ' 75' Sparky Allert 'Wilt fab K- N Gary Almstrome Billy Arnold Helen Ashley Frank Atzet Frank Austin Bonnie Baker Tv ! .4 fi 'Dx 5 5 Evelyn Barnett Ellis Barrier Connie Barron 'he Max Bell Troy Billins Roy Bishop Minnie Boeck Jan Boen Karen Bolin Nu! 'rf 'Q' Alan Mclnnes President . , Gnef' fe? . ' i 1 ' - ' X . Z Jerry Riley Sharon Baumeister Kathy Kosvic Vice President Secretary Treasurer Carol Sivertsen Sue Regur Larry Scribner Representative Representative Representative As a very active class this year the Juniors held a class party, sold concessions at varsity football and basketball games, wore white shirts with red letters reading Beat Penis for School Spirit Day , built the bonfire lor San Jacinto rally, and played in the Junior vs. Senior football game. They planned to sell Hemet decals, participate in the Junior vs. Senior tug-of-war and Junior vs. Sophomore Basketball game. The big events included the Junior Class Play, and, of course, the Junior-Senior Prom. John Boyd Janis Bramblett Margaret Briscoe Carol Bozer Richard Brewer Ronnie Brown U TTS' La MarBorders X X X- I kg -x ., - 3 4S'x x. X I Margaret Carrasco Janet Cartier James Christensen Karen Clary Dorothy Collrer Anne Coutu QNJJWULQ Councrlman Robert Dameron Steve Dollar Glenn Dyer Gerry Farrchrld Donna Frrestone lrm Fowler Delrlah Frlend Paul Croy Patty Davres Nancy Dunlgan Dick Elzinga Charlene Faulkner Roberta Fleming John Fraser Bruce Frrtzlnger Ny .5 f f 7 4 f ,v A ia rl! 'K 1 5s X Y? 5 . K 5-'R 7 if W' ,D 1 Q.. ..f u--Q X Q l x 6 QQMNN' ' sv ' , as 'Q 91. -., I N Lx L- tar X X X - -- ,L lil Pat Gallagher Ronald Gould Marsha Graton Christine Gray Diane Haberkorne Sharron Hacker Merrily Hausch Dwain Havins Ray Hawkins Pat Hearrell Elearnor Heavin Elaine Heffelfinger Dick Hess Ruth Hobbs Bill Hodson Pauline Hood Dick Horn Mike Hubbs Loveda Hyer Eleanora Jensen Cora Jones Howard Lum Carol McCaghren Carol McGrew Reta McKinley Sally McMulIin Bruce McNulty Jon McWane Roberta Martin Janet Martin Gilbert Mathew Barbara Maupin Johanna Mengel Carole Michelsen Charles Miller Allan Mize Tom Morlan Marla Murdock Carole Newby Wayne Nichels John Norton Linda 0'DeIl in Y' wr Wai .ag K SQ -fi sl xx- X gi ' -c x 'S x - . Lx 3 . X 0 x 5 N1 'T ,Q :vu - 'San x., 1, if if Xf' f ,vi 5, Julie Potroff Mary Rascoe Carolyn Rosanbalm Jerry Rowland Liisa Sarrilanti Floyd Sawyer Ray Scaramella Gloria Schwartz Gail Serences Jon Severns Leandro Silvas ,lim Slaton W., is '-9 vqg 7 i' l i Y 5 v b y-Y.-I ' L, If 1 I 1 1: o Q. ,L ff :::I1: n- .. .:lii:..EEE2.l.i.'5qi'l:l Q . 'A-. 3tlH1'. ' -X . - -I all ' 'hu 4.3 'S+ Albert Smith Chittie Smith Carolyn Smith Dollie Smith Homer Stewart Bill Stovall Regina Sullivan Lynn Tally I .xl lerry Spioat Kent Thacker Margie Tilly LJ ' un Q-v bs A ,Q :Q 1 ' S 'ii S? John Tyler Karen Vahshotz Doug Wiser Bob Woodre Betty Gelstllnger '4 - Don Workman John Young Bernice Dotson 5 x as it is .i fo 1. V 1-9 N ' X xx ' fx XAXX IS' 3? W U 14 M 'Q .1 .1 Y' -'iffy .X gwxmxi Wg A.-s Q1 4 4 1 ' . X l X X W J ..i Q J:- 'Q kip .ANI l -I 1 , up Q! 5.7 ,gi X. X. i 5 .1-y ix., 52 Carol Allen Anna Alverez Pam Anderson Bill Aten Shirley Arakian Charles Bailey Dennis Babcock Robert Bancroft Wayne Barnett Warren Barrier Nancy Bean Norma Belardo George Bell Louise Benthin Gary Bloomer Wanda Boeck Pat Boss Tammy Bramwell Janet Brewer Beverly Brown Gary Brown if Bob Hayes President '7' DSNTJJS Tfyffen Kit Newby Laraine Peterson Vice Pr9Sid6f11 Secretary Treasurer Karen Priest Larry Harford Margie Long Representative Representative Representative With a big year ahead the Sophomores participated in a watermelon sale, painted the H , sold concessions at Junior Varsity football games, and sold at the Homecoming game gold chrysanthemums with red H's in the middle. They planned to participate in the Junior vs. Sophomore basketball game, dig the pit for the tug-of-war, and receive their class rings. From these it sounds like a very active year for the sophomores. Richard Cray Connie Clothier Nancy Collam John Courtney George Cervantes Kathy Cole Sharon Coulter Carol Crippin 'CF' M g 'T Fred Faulkner Arthur Cruz Bob Currie Darrellene Davls Denms Densmore Mary Dunton Sharon Evans John Fisher Mrke Fisher LQLLI Qld Doug Hansen Robert Hartman Dahl Harris David Hayduk Jody Hellam Majorie Heman Carol Henderson Robert Hendrixson Louis Higgins Patricia Hodges Tom Hodson -. Glen Holmes Ken Holmes Charles Hood Kent Horning Linda Horning Mary Householder Christie Howard Sherwood Hubbs Gail Hussar Dale Husted Norma Hyer Rodney Jackson Joyce Johnson ,ig Roy Johnson Larry Meens ' 5' Patricia Meinke Linda Mercer Gerald Merrell Eleanor Merrick Jim Merrick lerry Milholland Ann Miller Judy Moore John Moors Frank Moreno Don Morlon Gay Muncie Bonnie Munson Wayne Murdock Mike Needham Pamela Nelson Lyle Nicholson Ronald Nord Esther Ozuna Fred Parker ui is ,N s.-of X1 I- K w x f i 5 L it S sN'y- . 'vs- . .32 ESQ icq. , 'FI-'v 3 s -'. J'- K ' gs'5,g5iL',' gf ' ,ll M w Z V, L l 1-exl l' u qv if X 1' 'Q' Q l AX K ix . Elsie Pena Jerry Pugsley Larry Rascoe Yin' Sv 'Q Bob Renfro is xy ?w so-3 tug H-if j f ' as .. qu' x lames Richardson Douglas Riesland Bill Ringtoff Kay Roberson Ann Robinson Nancy Rodda Barbara Rondeau Melody Rondeau Shirley Rushing David Sanders Tom Sanders Harold Schlef -Ju AKA: 7552 Roland Schlef Larry Schwacofer Betty Scranton Partricia Seal Kathryn Schaffer Dennis Shinn Bill Skinner Bob Smith Gary Soranger Ronnie Stewart Bonnie Stewart Harry Stlrdivant i if 'S -QU V !' Louise Suchy John Tapia Richard Tilley Glennys Sullivan Ann Taylor Bob Troelstrup Linda Worthy Beverly Young Ron Youngblood Diane Wutzler Judy Young Jacks Zamalloa Linda Trollinger Carol Tyler Betty Urshel Joanne Vineyard Ted Vosti Linda Waln Ginger Waugh Ronald Weidemier Pete Werner Lester White Paul Williams Shirley Williams 'S Qilllxggq' ' In s C l E . ,W -Q. I l 1 - Sue Williams Barbara Witten John Wood S -. 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' says Roy Srworeo fo fo Cafbclrfii as be lrres to r5rb'e befzrbo' 0 Fowler 1,7 speech and drama cla 01 0f0 -5'-YZ My eff 60 QQ Q uaeu npam Ggiucess inlet fi IWW QI , Cginuzss anice fm Na.: ,Ramen Zahn! Mineess Qykilica ax 243 lei -fr' IIIIIIUQI uisutllns n llllfll 'uv'- . I l Q'- .54 fr A ,5'4mwjyJ, xv-I' K W. -,.Q 'ij . H 'S lllll uuun u -unuuug J , Q Q ', M4 ' S i if HSS EJ MEET Left to Right: Dennie Priest, Dorothy Fowler, Barbara Bratton, and Sandra Laramee. Selected from four charming candidates was our Miss Hemet, lovely Barbara Bratton. Other girls in the annual beauty contest included Dennie Priest, Dorothy Fowler, and Sandra Laramee. Barbara was Hemet's representative to the Queen Shehera- zade contest at the National Date Festival in Indio. Dennie was chosen to represent Hemet Valley at the San Bernardino County Orange Show. YS 8.5 G? sa CAPERING CHARLOTTE PAGE ll-QL? SPARKLING SALLY SKIDMORE BUBBLING BUNNY CURRIE gf' Our vivacious song and cheer leaders have served us diligently and have led the spirit of our school to a grati- fying high through the year. Exhaustion and time did not halt their cheer for our 'Big Teams'. Our thanks go to our song and cheer leaders for their service. Kuff KAREN KORSUND N R50 VUE NUR www LX xx ENR NUR uxcxflus U cHARM11vc CHARLENE FAULKNER ' 11 df SALLY SKIDMORE and LINDA LOOMIS seem to have found some funny pic- tures for the activities section. we , Some work is tedious and other work brings smiles find JOHANNA MENGEL, faculty section, and CHARLOTTE PAGE, ads. Working on the sports section, KENT McMlCHAEL and TONY BARKSDALE, check over the Foot- ball schedule. The staff gets together to decide on the cover. fi ls it art? laugh PAULINE HOOD and CAROL BOZER, as they get ideas for the cover. , ffl? IS '48 ZA W LNILYJL-Alle , lE'LE' No Comment! says MR. HOWERTON Photography by HELEN EGGER was found to be indispensable by RHONDA FLEMING, Ads, and HELEN ASHLEY, Faculty section 4t'1'7 Editor, PAM WILCOX, has a busy but enioy- able iob planning, alloting pages, etc. The Annual Staff would like to express their appreciation to Mr. Steinback, Bobby Bancroft and lim Christensen for their help in photography. SUE HULBERT, Senior section, CAROL SIVERTSEN, Sales, and KAREN BOLIN, Classes, spend the present, looking at the past, planning for the future. Y 1 J A CHRISTMAS CAROL EMILIQD' A ASS L? JAY by Charles Dickens Charles Dickens Ebeneezer Scrooge Bob Cratchit Collector Nephew Fred Marley Ghost of Christmas Past School Boy Scrooge Old Fezziwig Mrs, Fezziwig . Scrooge's Fiancee Young Scrooge Ghost of Christmas Present Bob Cratchit's Wife Master Peter Cratchit Charles Kittie Don Hendrixson Don Bergman Larry Lamb Mike Rondeau lerry Rosanbalm Linnea Eger Stephan Berry Richard Morris . Susan Clements Harlowe Bullock A Toby Hall Joanne Dulaney Cecilia Callicott Tony Barksdale Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come Marilynn Essig Three Women Two Little Cratchit Girls Fred's Wife T Fred's Friends A Boy . Tiny Tim Director Student Director 70 Kathryn Ferrell Rhonda Fleming Barbara Sorenson Lorna Hopkins lean Merrill Joan Wutzler Glen Skelton Renee Robinette Gary Busher Gary Otta Mr. Anthony Barnard Harlowe Bullock AND NEVER BEEN KISSED Flory Patterson . Milly Myers .... Mavy Patterson .... Mrs. Patterson ...4. Gilmore Picker ..... Charlie McCulley Philip Peabody . Mr. Peabody . .. Douglas Schaffer Betty Ferguson . Christine Roberts Gertrude Mason ,... s.,.. Student Directors Director ......s , J E- , f if BY AURAND HARRIS CAST . . . .,....e Sandy Everett . ,..,... Janis Bramblett . . P . . Andi Wiessenthal . . . . . Dorothy Collier Tomlones . . . . . Gilbert Mathew . . . .. Frank Atzet John Boyd . . . . . Bruce McNulty ChrisGray . . , , . . . Sharon Baumeister .,..M,. .. Barbara Maupin Linda Peterson and lan Boen . . , . . , Mr. Anthony Barnard um G+ 's EIARD 5 mx 5 Ci., Q ll' BIXCAK RUN fLiYT YO RXGX-W. Comes Hood, Loma X-Xoovims, Paks Lamoexk, Sobee Thomosoo, Row X-Xuskeo, Nkmoxke X-Xeoowkxson, NNNOOLE RON fxiii T0 RXGYW. Lam Qasoevson, NYM Cawko, Kem Rosaobam, Xkadowe Bxmock, Xuoy X-Xouskwokkex, Bamaxa Wxseman, Romixe Nnsmeqew, YRONT ROW fxEYT T0 RXGHT1 'Beverw NNXXXXS, George Bean, Tom kuek, Duchey XNQSXXBXKE, X-Xavokk Scmei, BACK Caud' Row , Carolm- Joan LEFT To YH Earl wutller RIGHT, , Pam Cfeigfggrqfigmge gm Ca ' nn M'ur af0iF V01 MCM dock effeli, M Ofren , Marie Wagga LESS? gage, Bon . Gil Sera NT Rome Mu HC W- nSon eS, Margareliflg-:-golarzrmGPF?-erson Z Co' Edit I Ann' era' h TUC a Ga Kel, yr W K A1 IAD K ROW LEFT T0 R Wakefield To LEFT IGHT Mike Eg e A th B I rn A derson Don Morlan iron! CUIHCOIZPOIZSS wess Smit T0 RIGHT Bob art an Don Hen rlxson 0 Ellefson rank Azet F NT R W ramson Mke Hunter John RUS D QE!-QWS N LAN DX Dale Husted Gene Sc nel er oe Lynn Ro fnson D Ma or M DLE ROW ayne Nfc ols Genn Rosanbalm John Norton D ug Han n wood T0 IG T Richard Morris Gar Busher Tom lone 0 n IDDLE llofy M dsay Laffy Maunda Un QI Shlnn th. b , Ca' Robinson, garoluyenaim' Kit New y fl nea tts! Cole, Lyn nv LIU d Y KI To RIGH-I-Piggy EIeaNI'lgvZbl:83InLncy Rod 3 LEFT Judy ' Lone ' OW RIGHT IGHT Ca BACK RLEFT To FT ro R ROW ow LE NT R Engnents -'N Xu 'I' ' 'A V C K, LX'X. h V I x 5 I X A I 'I X ow n , Q 3 1,5 L X fx 1, 4 'j I, Q . 4 B- K, ' .fy , N N ' KX L .o :V ',' , L ,h TQ V4 h 1 ! W .. . K A . -, W : ' ,V X r 'N . , fx 1 . . v S ' X A 1 ' x Qxx LQ? It X , Q r 2, swf- fo gk 1 ' , L I L 1 J r Q . ,A B -Q ' ' N - ,L Tr r 'f,f?i11ThQf:.5-1fQ'g h n7lf.f sho A X H. - I , ,L 4 hi l f 'V . oh h ' h d ' J V. H ' , I f b , l'Ul77 ,' , X B b , F I rm Rb 0 d LHJTW R Ha 2 I . f , 0 so , Ab ' i I 4 X - , Y , s, J h V A D H A 73 4 Oi no v EY .sbs Avi C Q 4 F flh ' 'rl . BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Housholder, Carolyn Smith, Gloria Cates, Judy Waller, Nancy Dunigan, Marla Murdock, Anna Gay, Gloria Wilson, Delilah Friend, Carol Ferrell, Margret Walters, Sharon Allen, Linda Norris, Carolyn Rosanbalm, Dolly Smith, Carol McGrew. FRONT L'- 4 v w 1 .W V tb 'v ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Eleanor Merrick, Sue Wilson, Gay Arnsmeyer, Chris Gray, Eleanor Jensen, Gail Gibson, Gerry Fairchild, Janet Priest, Karen Knispel, Carol Riley, Karen Clary, Carol Bozer, Pam Anderson, The Drill Team owes much of their success to Miss Isabelle Sheller, Sponsor, and Geraldine Fairchild, Drill Team Leader. L3 LFE! FIRST SEMESTER C.S.F. LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Chuck Kittle Joe Wakefield Ken Ferrell Whaley, Karen Vahsholtz. THIRD ROW: Mr, Coyne, Susie Shinn, Rosalind Dick Elzlnga SECOND ROW Sue Regur Kathy Kosvic Harlowe Bullock Salzberg, Linnea Eger, Nancy Plantenga, Sharon Baumeister, Marllynn Lorna Hopkins Rose Dudley Joanne Dulaney Kathryn Ferrell Donna Essig, Barbara Wiseman, Pam James. SECOND SEMESTER C.S.F. Plantenga, Susie Shinn, Kathy Cole, Joyce Johnson, Sharon Baumeister, Sandy Councilman, Connie Barron, Jan Boen, Kathryn Ferrell, Mr. Coyne. FOURTH ROW: Pam Wilcox, Linda Baird, Jana Mosgar, Esther Wilson, Dorothy Collier, Rosalind Salzberg, Pam Nelson, Alan Mclnnes, Larry Harford, Jack Dickins, Linda Peterson, Chris Howard, Judy Pippin, Bob Graton, Jean Merrill. I ' fy, x.11 VARSHY CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Don Hendrixson, lim Thompson, Lester Scarborough, Floyd Sawyer, Tom Courtney, Chuck Kittle, Harold Rey' Kwock, Jim Fowler, Al Smith, Pat Gallagher, Coach Roy Cooper. SECOND nolds, Coach Everett Hughes, Coach Ted Smith. FOURTH ROW: Bill Dune ROW: Ken Ferrell, Ierry Rosanbalm, Larry Watts, Dale Bischof, Fred ton, Dick Hess, lim Pattison, lon Severns, Joe Wakefield, Art Aten, Bob Taylor, Cliff Coston, Bruce Fritzinger, Russ Boyer, Larry Minor, Cliff Fox. Cruz, Ken Jose, Toby Hall, Martin Lassa. THIRD ROW: Coach Dub Fowler, Bill Arnold, Bruce Bramblett, Bob HTHE GUYSH A newly organized group on campus this year is our dance combo. LEFT TO RIGHT: Wes Smith, Kent McMichael, Ronnie Arnsmeyer, Frank Atzet, Tom Atzet. '!.ix . , 4. . 5 L L ii HI f . ' f X 5 ,ffl I gs, F i 1 S Q XE gs 'in QS-M 5 if L5 ffif ,f Q 'gvx MQ! WN L- N :Q If 5: Q . f gy. KEY CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Calvin Nichols, Bill Gienger, Lester Kwock, Kittle, Bob Smith, Jim Gill, Harold Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Sherwood Ronnie Arnsmeyer, Jim Pattison, Chuck Gregory, Bruce McNulty, Cliff Hubbs, Louis Higgins, Bill Aten, Joe Wakefield, Sparky Allert, Bob Troel- Fox. SECOND ROW: Mr. Taylor, Fred Faulkner. John Gilliland, Chuck strup, Mike Allen, Larry Harford, Joe Conover, Bob Graton, GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET ' LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Dick Elzinga, Robert Hendrixson, Bob Graton, LEFT T0 -RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Margie Long, Sue Regur, Johanna Mena Bill Gienger, John Woods, Bruce Bramblett. SECOND ROW: Chuck Kittle, gel, Camille Weyler. SECOND ROW: Margaret Carrasco, Linda Baird. Bruce Fritzinger, Jerry Riley, Fred Taylor, Russ Boyer. SJ 75 ff I 1 In :QQ S If a Hd. ..L-P ' .gal 6 'S Ai, 9 'hx , . I 4 ,-Q.. .Q I .. Jlm Pattlson Letterman 2 Center Forward S335-Q? Jerry Rrley RCL s outstanding player Letterman 1 Guard Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Coach Ted Smith Bannmg Hemet Beaumont Hemet Perns Hemet Coachella Hemet San Jacinto Hemet Palm Springs Hemet Elsmore Hemet Bannmg Elsinore Beaumont Perrls Coachella San lacmto Palm Springs Bob Cruz Harold Reynolds Letterman 1-Center Letterman 2-Center Bill Dunton Bill Glengef Letterman 1-Forward Letterman 1-Center .L... L Ed Brrscoe Center Managers, L. to R., George Cervantes, Pat Gallagher Bruce Frrtzlnger Letterman Z Forward and Guard kHess Letterman 1 Guard Martin Lassa Forward Gul Mathews Letterman 2 Guard 4 f X I we 4 W0 44 Q-est., Q ,V vw gf, ,X f'1 . L-u 1 Q. 4' ' ,ff x v?E S2 tif: 10 Q5 9 if 55 'fvivlii 'Af ' SV, .f' X V1 .-'21 , TM. X s -., 33' llm Fowler guard Johnny Chacon guard Floyd Sawyer forward Dennls Trytten forward Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet llm Richardson center Henry Glaus forward Banning Beaumont Perns Coachella San laclnto Palm Spnngs Elsmore Banning Elsmore Beaumont Perns Coachella San lacmto Palm Spnngs Blll Aten center Dahl Harris forward QF Ray Hawkins forward Ellls Barner forward Mark Boen center Loule Lassa forward 1 117 pk. -' Johnny Chacon gets off shot despite being fouled Dennis Trytten shoots as Louie Lassa watches. Jim Richardson drives in and makes another two points as Dennis Trytten looks on. Johnny Chacon does his favorite jump shot as team member Den- nis Trytten gives him a screen and Jim Richardson takes a dive Jim Fowler goes after the ball to make a fine recovery. forthe b3Sk9f- TOP ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: James Wyatt, Roger Priest, Sherwood Hubbs, Bob Smith, Louis Hig' gins, Mike Maloney, Warren Barrier, Manager Steve Regur. BOTTOM ROW: Dwight Peterson, Gary Parker, Gary Graham, Carlos Roseney, Larry Casperson, Mike Wiley. Absent, John Lauderback, Manager Bill McMulIins. EFS TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leon Jones, Mike Tibbitts, Ronnie Beaver, John Norton, Eddie Hobbs, David Dunham, Manager Larry Spaulding. BOTTOM ROW, Rickey Young, Ralph Gonzales, Ken Otta, Ben Miller, Den- nis Rahn, Pat Fisher. Absent, Mike Collier, Archie Boeck. Bill Smith, coach of Cee and Dee basketball. 'I l'lV all ,MA , - ,N ix M, M N Lu .' ul., ,Al Nix., si-,V - W i , VTWX KY, 5 x,i',1'y, gb Bill Dunton, senior, shortstop. Jerry Riley, junior, second baseman. Coach Norm West Kent McMichael SEFIIOF, SECOf'Id DBSEITISD. SQ Jim Pattison, senior, right-fielder Z Jon Severns, junior, Ieff-fielder. ogy,-, - MANAGERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Art Aten, Ken Peterson, Louis Higgins Dick Hess, junior, catcher. Dwight Peterson, sophomore, centersfielder. Jim Richardson, sophomore, pitcher. Ken Jose, sophomore, third baseman. kv'-V' wx. uw' Bruce Fritzinger, junior, first baseman. Ed Briscoe, senior, first baseman. Jim Merrick, sophomore, pitcher O6 Jim Fowler, junior, shortstop J' -1.,C,f- 5-wwf X of Floyd Sawyer yunlor catcher Pre game tenslon mounts as the team members wart In the new dug out ,A 'A N rf . f- Q -Q at ,r ' be . A . ' iv:-wil , - LBQ LSALBSHW '5 3 'T ESZQAJLL TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Bean, Larry Harford, Alan Mclnnes, Mike Needham, Henry Glaus. MIDDLE ROW: james Wyatt, Larry Scribner, Pat Gallagher, Bob Graton, lohn Norton, Ronnie Beaver. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Roscoe, Ken Otta, Dennis Rahn, Ricky Young, Dennis Lawrence, Coach Wiliiam Fowler RSLITY hill A ul .r -he 7 V uccfa 4 X H. ,,4cff,w ln, . T14 ui' 1 if' TOP ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Bill Arnold, Russ Boyer, Bruce Bramblett, Doug Riesland, Dennis Babcock, Dick Simpson, Richard Wessman, Phil Percival. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Minor, Frank Atzet, Bill See, John Tyler, Cliff Fox, Bob Cruz. BOTTOM ROW: Ken Leach, lohnny Chacon, Jerry Riley, lim Fowler, Ron Arnsmeyer. 55. Larry Minor makes a quick, clean start from the blocks, George Gaudreault, coach of A, Bee, Cee track. 1 s Mike Maloney dlves over the bar to complete another good lump. Phil Percival shows his form in Ron Arnsmeyer keeps a steady putting the shot. pace in the mile run. BEE TRACK. TOP ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mark Boen, J. C. Myers, Dennis Trytten, Wayne Minor, Ken Jose, Dahl Harris, John Purcell. MIDDLE ROW: lim Richardson, Calvin Smith, Bob Currie, Ted Gupton. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Armstrong, Mike Tibbitts, Ellis Barrier, Henry Glaus. A M 9 sw' I V fzlffff, , V A , L' Q LL f S X' . f ' fling' 2' 901 'boi In 7 fl! ' l 4 I i T959 , w fl ii f ,wa x ,inns it L X... '1 .B,.ccf,.,, 9- X1 :fha 5 'Mx I-X 'E , ,V ,N CEE TRACK. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Allan Flock, Gary Graham, Mike Maloney, Steve Regur, Mike Wiley, Warren Barrier, James Wyatt. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Parker, Larry Mallory, Richard Flick, Larry Spaulding, Larry Roscoe, Dwight Peterson, Tom Atzet. BOTTOM ROW: Ronnie Beaver, Kent Brubaker, Ralph Gonzales, Leonard Miller. CROSS COUNTRY. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Atzet, Dick Searl, Don Hendrixson, Jerry Rosanbalm. BOTTOM ROW: Fred Faulkner, Dick Vargas, Calvin Smith, Ronnie Beaver. O Ray Atzet, coach of the newly formed cross-country team, ICQD 0 RSLITY TES LES vu. V f ' - Q -wk .l Li 9-F' '-' l ..., 'N -Q , . TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Hendrixson, lerry Rosanbalm, Don Hendrixson, Dick Elzinga, Pete Werner, Leandro Sllvas, Chuck Gregory. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Parker, Tom Courtney, Toby Hall, lim Thompson, Chuck Kittle, Ken Ferrell. Coach Everett Hughes HER S0 SHTYC QFENNLIS . I '1- vq l lv TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bunnie Currie, Camille Weyler, lan Boen, Nancy Plantenga, Esther Wilson, loyce lohnson,Kathy Cole. BOTFOM ROW: Marsha Graton, leannie Merrill, Carol Simpson. Linda Baird, Harlowe Bullock, Pats Lambert. Coach lsabelle Sheller Tom Courtney and Dick Elzinga keep in by practicing constantly. shape for their first doubles Jim Thompson's powerful drive has kept him on top of the tennis ladder for this year's season. Esther Wilson, first singles, shows her agility with a racket. Practice makes perfect , seems to be the theory of Carol Simpson and Nancy Plantenga. TENNHS A GDN 3 U N H CID E3 ,eww .fe fi ff + SW ip g .J Ffh on SETEBDE LEADER PRESIDENT ADVISER Larry Spaulding Mr Gilbert VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Kathleen Lea Marsha Feole TREASURER HEAD CHEERLEADER A D T 1 W6 Kathleen Heavin Charlotte Merrick .- - Q.. ...a -s CD Jay Murdock Wade Bob Kosar lm Burge Franke B Ma ory Larry U ...- -1 ef Z 2 C - KU Q af 45 O .Z Q Q9 TE E . .f Tu Z Q3 L, . I - an S. .Z 2-- - 3 . E Dx - N :D- vi... Q2 E . O E O v- Q 2 .EN vo: N :E D '33 ,Q Ca: S. :E O 'go 0:2 Ps? .DVI I D15 Q . GJQ2 Vibx go Ga QCD QE gm QJO ,E Q9 55 for wg C 21? - N En. on Q2 .. ZQE Om is Er.: .CJ P-.E I.: S' 12 Ox: ,-at :rf 14.13 .-Ii I3 in Oo za 3m OE Um ,- . ES Q-1: :ro P-C2 il 'NX l If 1 . MR. ATZET'S HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Claudia Rey, nolds, Lorraine Fisk, Gaye Arnsmeyer, Paula Thacker, Susie Bean, Ann Sarver, Alma McGaugh, Joan Burton, Judy Parks, Beverly Peck. ROW TWO: Dennis Rahn, Bob Smith, Lynda Miller, Margaret Jensen, Rosalie MR. ATZET'S HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Penny Hausch, Sue Longwill, Charlotte Merrick, Linda Pairsh, Mary Andrade, Bernice Blur, Ruth Husted, Judy Waller, Sylvia Sproat, Grace Johnson, Donna Hinderks. ROW 'TWO: Joan Wahl, Dianne Hussar, Kay Williams, Nancy Priest, Ron Beaver, Mike Wiley, Larry Stockton, Eddie Hobbs, Bill Howard, Merrillin Pew, Michele Jones, Jo Dee Thompson, Babs Wooley, Mr. Atzet. ROW THREE: Tom Martin, Matt Lexton, John Cooper, Michael Hunter, John Louderback. Bill Vieweg, David Greer, Gary DeVinna, Bill Parsons. ltNlLlllNl'Ll'Lr.l Woodie, Russell Dighey. ROW THREE: Ralph Gonzales. Kenneth Otta, Gene Schneider, Augustine Lopez, John Abramson, Kenneth Hallett, Craig McCaghren, Gordon Hayduk, David Dunham. ROW FOUR: Mr. Atzet, Charles Jonson, Richard Boyer, John Nelson, Allan Flock, George Marquez, Gary Horning. llhal In il Q-V--' MR. PERLUSS' HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Vivian Jones, Esther Davis, Barbara Thompson, Charlotte Gorzny, Pat Gelzer, Linda English, Gloria Wilson, Nancy McMullin, Martha Miller, Cathy Vahsholtz, Penny Hopkins. ROW TWO: Kathleen Heavin, Carol Hand, Diane Stirdi- vant, Edith Tucker, Donna Horn, Eileen Walthali, Jan Peterson, Martha L35-ADB 'HSS SHELLER'S HOME ROOM-LEFT TO RiGHT, ROW ONE: Pearl Fox, .ean Lassa, Evelyn Dargartz, Joan Christopher, Patricia Forster, Linda Sharp, Cheryl Hagan. ROW TWO: Miss Sheller, Marie Williams, Lois Ann Davidson, Carol Pottroff, Lenore Harkins, Carol Danner, Breda N , xx' : .sei '44 , I ,.,.,,b xg -4 . Feole, Phylita Borders, Karen Ellefson, Ann Murdock, Carol Eger, Mr Perluss. ROW THREE: D. A. Hartley, Ben Miller, Gary Law, Mike Collier Bill Corwin, Harve Detwiler, Gordon Hurst. Bill McKinley, John Norton ROW FOUR: Tim Wilkerson, Darold Swallow, Leon Jones, Bob Allert Richard Martinez, James Turner. Sunderland, Linda George. ROW THREE: James Pomeroy, James Wyatt, Mike Malony, Richard Brown, Billy Franke, Kenneth Carr, Wesley Erick- son, John Bozer. 'F-rl b l 1 it - x t. Nr 4 MISS SHELLER'S HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Kathleen Lea, Pamela Gibson, Peggy Dotson, Dianne Boyer, Carole Martin, Carol Jensen, Cherrolee Albright, Alice Robbins, Cheryl Hess, Teresa Mengel. ROW TWO: Miss Sheller. Pat Fisher, David Walter, David Rice, Jonathan Wood, Mike Egger, Ricky Collins, Arthur Bullock, Clyde McKay, Dan Turner, Carlos MR, SMlTH'S HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Pat Sharp, Susan Meyer, Adelaide Dameron, Lee Bratton, Vicki Jo Sly, Shirley Sawyer, Rickey Merrick, Carol McMorran, Bobette Serences, Gloria Cates, Carol Riley. ROW TWO: Harold Young, Mike Tibbitts, Larry Mallory, Pam Clev- enger, Carolyn Earl, Anna Gay, Steve Regur, Wayne Minor, Earl Skinner, Roseney. ROW THREE: J, C. Myers, Kent Brubaker, Ricky Young. Bill Taylor, John Clogston, Larry Spaulding. Larry Caspersen, Dale Stevenson, Keith Groves, ROW FOUR: Eddie Lindsey, Gary Graham, Dennis Nord. Roger Priest, Mark Boen, Tom Moore, Tom Atzet. Dick Sanden, Archie Boeck, Mr, Smith. ROW THREE: Winston Plantenga, David Gros, Gary Parker, Jimmy Talley, Bill Moore, Gearld Jones, George Bean, Larry Maddox, Larry Pyle, David Schmoyer, Calvin Smith, David Brown. Q .- mvx 1: 'ftp-,sd-21, il?'. MRS. NEUHOFF AND MRS. READ'S HOMEROOMS-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Doris Gibbs, Karen Kleiber, Diane Nelson, Arleta Beland, Jeanette Glasser, Carolyn Davenport, Ramona Mascarro, Mrs. Neuhoff. ROW TWO: Hasten McCall, Jackie Chappell, Jay Clogstone, Carole Ferrell, Floy Ann Lay, Charlene Palmer, Ruby Redden. ROW THREE: Bob White, David Castello, Alvin Richardson, Charles Sawyer, Lenard Milholland. NINTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Beverly Peck, Teresa Mengel, Nancy Priest, Cheryl Hess, Karen Ellefson. ROW TWO: Merrilin Pew, Judy Waller, Jan Peterson, Pam Clevenger, Claudia Reynolds. ROW THREE: D. A. Hartley, Ann Sarver, Carol Riley, Tom Atzet, Allan Flock. vppx ' V I Q ' W-N. ef Q l . 1- .4 A-efigmi' 7 i MRS. ADAMS' HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RlGHT, ROW ONE: Charlotte Smith, Young, Ronald Kosar, Kay Leek, Doris Coe, Shirley Ryan, Pat Moore, Rebecca Robinson, Evelyn Arnsmeyer, Susie Fernandez, Myra Aten, Linda Mrs. Adams. ROW THREE: Craig Stockton, Donnie Hyer, Tom Cadenhead, Gould, Joyce Horn, Darlene Kutch, Edith Waugh, Martha Regan, Kathy Bob Overby, Dale Williamson, James Tucker, John Hannah, Bob Roland, McKinney. ROW TWO: Bruce Wallis, Michael Sparks, Robert Daniel, Bud Steve Anderson. MR. LOVE'S HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Patsy Parks, Bonnie Clasby, Gail Haiber, Frances Lake, Marie Felkins, Mary McClain, Margy Zamolloa, Leanne McKelvey, Donna Davis, Wanda Brewer, Cheryl Mr. Love. ROW THREE: Johnny Chacopulos, Glenn Rosanbalm, Dick Walthall, Betsy Lee, Virginia Horine, Laurie King-Smith, Cathy Bennett. Nelson, lain Hamilton, John Egbert, David Howerton, Fred Dickey, Robert ROW TWO: Kert Branscom, Mike Cruz, Draza Knezevich, Van Garner, Wilson, John Madison, Xl I , C' Y 'l ! ?Hf'l . 1. I1 , ,ff . , .- ' ' 'I I MQ , . Fi.. ' X MR. LOVE'S HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Manha Brown, Janet Gregory, Carole Moore,Paula Skinner, Mary Carrasco, Bev Jackson, Sandra Rowland, Linda Barnett, Michele Lemley, Betty Heman. ROW TWO: Kenneth Gibbs, Alfred Valencia, C. L. Jarusek, David Davidson, Terry UE MR. PERLUSS' HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Beverly Hey, Carol Records, Pat Gessner, Mary Lou Wutzler, Carole Halvorson, Jonda Rober- son, Martha Lovell, Carol Kneeshaw, Julie Vargas, Mr. Perluss. ROW TWO: Laurie Bruce, Linda Councilman, Lois Lay, Penny Miller, Anna N Nr , k, . Sm' anti' J as-P Arnold, Dean Gill, John Tabor, Tony Williams, Kenny Martin. ROW THREE: Don Zeigler, Mervin Pew, Charles Horn, Jack Korsund, Mike Hardy, John Utterback, Jimmy Griffith, Mike Meinke, Leroy Scribner, Bobby Walter, Charles Stewart. Broadbent, Jeffrey Anticounti, Everett Kingston, Ricky Ripley, John Schaefer, Bob Simpach. ROW THREE: Darryel McKinley, David Williams, Gilbert Severns, Kent Cozad, Billy Haines, Paul Howard, Bobby Betz, Gary Murphy, Lyle Detwiler. 'f ,tr Lai- MISS TRUAX'S HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Peggy Werner, Shirley Jones, Connie Gates, Cheryl Von Driska, Elizabeth Wilson, Pam Diana Graham, Colleen Cooper, Anna Linehan, Gayle Stroup, Carrie SQWYSV- ROW THR-EEC TSVVY Tfllffeflf 13m9S 10f19S, Mike Tfl0f0, Jerry Taverna, Meradene Brown, lean Simmons, Shirley Lampman, Miss Truax. FIEUGVOBI Robert LINGUIST, DSXYGI' Gill, Paul Denham, Kay KIUYOIT ROW TWO: Richard Priest, David Clary, lohn Whaley, Blaine Seibert, MISS TRUAX'S HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Terry Ashley, Knapp, Veta Laxton, Tom Jones, Bob McAllister, Ray Deichsel, Herbert linger Dye, Corky Gray, Patricia Loncar, Toni Halstead, Sharon Pearce, Knight. ROW THREE: Bill Bailey, lim Franklin, Dan Goodwin, Dudley Sherry Chirrick, Betty Maupin, Marjorie Hendrixson, Miss Truax. ROW Westlake, Eddie Woody, Jim Heckermann, Gehrand Bechard, Ralph TWO: Janet Dollar, Jackie Bassett, Charlotte Gelzer, Carol Ripley, Judy Reynolds, lohn Cole. i. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERSHLEFT T0 RIGHT, ROW ONE: Martha Lovell, Gail Haiber, Diana Graham, Corynne Gray, Jacqueline Bassett, Martha Brown, Cathy Bennett, Leanne McKelvey. ROW TWO: Janet Dollar, Sherry Chirrick, Charlotte Smith, Beverly Jackson, Martha Regan, Pat Gessner, Shirley Simmons, Jonda Robersdn, Virginia Horlne. SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Gary Otta, Diane Dixson, Sharon Fales, Jo Ann Rondeau, Kerry McKay, Pennie Acton, Nancy Conover, Denise Blondon, Kathleen Howard, Lowell Schlef, Sally Crile, ROW TWO: Julie Young, Mary Halman, Suzanne Ham- mond, Cheryl Franke, Michelle White, Donna Hamilton, Mary Swanson, Candace lrelan, Deneille Mann, Karla Stewart, Cynthia Vogel, Sue Moore. Atllifi ROW THREE: Kent Cozad, John Cole, Ralph Reynolds, Lyle Detwiler, Paula Skinner, Mary Wutzler, Anna Broadbent, ROW FOUR: Paul Howard, Bob Walter, Robert Lindquist, James Linam, Dean Gill, Van Garner, Laurie King-Smith. ROW THREE: Terry Basden, John Adams, Larry Simmons, Bill Gongaware, John Bryant, Obdulio Tapia, Don Barron, Dan Aten, Gordon Draves. ROW FOUR: James Clark, Philip Sorenson, Paul Packham, Mike Mclntyre, Dennis Spranger, Richard Webber, John Gillette, Ted Spencer, Haydon Leedy, John Dufner, Alen Norton. 8 C' MRS. BOUNDS' HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Bonnie Weeks, Frances Justice, Mary Jane Skinner, Pamela Murphy, Sharon Reim, Nancy Conover, Denise Blondon, Sally McClain, Carol Griswold, Pennie Acton, Mrs. Bounds. ROW TWO: Gary Otta, James Thorsen, Ronald Young, Rich- ard Garner, Bob Richardson, William White, Stephen Berry, Lowell Schlef, Sandra Fortney, Suzanne Hammond. ROW THREE: James Clark, Jeffrey Hasek, Terry McPherson, Leonard Stovall, Jay Murdock, Charles Johnston, Allen Meinke, Donald Wyatt, Allan Bashaw. WEWTM MRS. BOUNDS' HOMEROOM-LEFT T0 RIGHT, ROW ONE: Mrs. Bounds, Manley, Edward Hornback, Hollis Tyler, Cheryl Franke, Elaine Vandiver, Norma Wyatt, Joyce Richardson, Barbara Thompson, Susan Noble, Mary Julie Young. ROW THREE: Leonard Wilcox, James George, Bob Kosar, Lou Chappell, Judy Knapp, Alta Dixon, Carol Blum, Kerry McKay, ROW Paul Packham, Don Miller, Bill Betz, Phil Sorenson, Mike Allen, Guy TWO: Laren Kurtz, Douglas Hearrell, Steven Firestone, Craig Stull, Steven Mclnelly, Robert Rowland, Lloyd Cliff, Jack Reid. X X i MR. CALLlN'S HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Dorothy Friend, Kathy Bean,.Jo Ann Rondeau, Paula Hewitt, Mary Ann Swanson, Suzanne Stephens, Kathleen O'Banion, Christine Knight, Ruth Dotson, Karol Slaton, Sharon McKee, Mr. Callin. ROW TWO: Billy Bruce, Kenneth Wilcox, Jimmy UE. MR. STEPHENS' HOMEROOM, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Patricia Billins, Pamela Green, Irene Christopher, Cheryle Stroud, Barbara Brewer, Sharon Fales, Peggy Williams, Mary Halman, Diane Jordan. ROW TWO: Doyle Fleming, Mike Choate, Mike Gallagher, Don Sanden, Melvin Con- 'Sr '56 'f r Q K :m.'i'L1i Heavin, Tom Troelstrup, John Gillette, Joe Florez, Armando Salcido, Dennie Hanson, David Mansur. ROW THREE: Richard Alvarez, Mike Courtney, Ted Spencer, Mike Vaughn, Allen Norton, Danny Aten, Claude Potter, Donald Gilliland, Gary Strickland, Frank Contreras. treras, Ronnie Johnson, John Dufner, Jimmy Workman, Haydon Leedy, George McMorran, Mr. Stephens. ROW THREE: Jan Heffelfinger, Willard Haynes, Randy Marks, James Wheaton, John Adams, Terry Basden, Richard Webber, Brian Replogle, Don Simpson, Dennis Spranger. 1 A - .so ,x 'N -W- .tis ...V .344 if , MR. STEPHENS' HOMEROOM-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Sherron Law' Simmons, Gordon Draves, Obdulio Tapia, Mr. Stephens ROW THREE: Don son, Diane Hollis, Lorene Chauncy, Janice Minor, Karla Stewart, Phyllis Smith, Harry Davidson, James Nichols, Michael McGraw, Stephen Hen- Bell, Donna Hamilton, Candy Gorham, Michelle White, ROW TWO: Sharon derson, Don Barron, Jimmie Burge, Dick Hull, Mike Mclntyre. Langford, Georgia Ervin, Sandra Priest, Craig Mapes, John Vause, Larry MRS. WlLSON'S HONIEROOM--LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Peggy J8m8S, Sharrow, John Bryant, Lynn Eogleman, Diane Sutton, Candace Irelan, Shirley Parker, Deneille Mann, Della Smith, Kathy Howard, Jennifer Cynthia Vogel, Evelyn Hickel, Mrs. Wilson. ROW THREE: Bruce Abramson, Flesher, Sue Moore, Sally Crile, Florence Salzberg, Edna Clark, Judy Dale Sly, Tommy Tibbitts, Robert Meens, LaVern Shook, Wade Bunting, Williams. ROW TWO: Dennis Westlake, Steven Wiseman, Alan Rite, Craig Bill Gongaware, John Jones, Bobby Hess, David Watson. 95, JUNIOR BAND-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Jeff Hasek, Gary Baker, Rohn West, Gary Otta, John Jones, David Williams, ROW TWO: Alan Rite, Steve Firestone, Robert Wilson, Jim Heckermann, Don Simpson. Jim Burge, Frances Lake, Anna Broadbent, Kathy Bean, Pamela Green, Martha Lovell, 7TH AND 8TH GRADE CHORUS-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Deneille Mann, Sally Crile, Suzanne Stephens, Kathleen 0'Banion, Kerry McKay. Craig Sharrow, Dorothy Friend, Carol Blum, Della Smith, ROW TWO: Mike Allen, Karol Slaton, Sharon McKee, Ruth Dotson, Denise Blondon, Paula Hewitt, Earlene Mullins, Leanne McKelvey, Nancy Knapp, Lloyd Cliff, Diane Dilworth. ROW THREE: Nancy Sexton, Florence Salzberg, l S Shirley Parker, Cheryl Franke, ROW THREE: John Egbert, David Howerton. Donna Davis, Richard Boyer, Terry Basden, Bruce Abramson, Jimmy Heavin, Everett Kingston, John Adams, John Dufner, Terry McPherson. Kent Cozad, Don Miller, Larry Simmons, Steve Wiseman, Dennis Westlake. Jonda Roberson, Lorene Chauncy, Elaine Vandiver. Diane Hollis, Mary Jane Skinner, Julie Young, Mary McClain, Terry Ashley, Evelyn Hickel. Tommy Tibbitts. ROW FOUR: Wade Bunting, Bonnie Clasby, Laurie Bruce, Janet Dollar. Jennifer Flesher,Edna Clark, Judy Williams, Karla Stewart. Lynn Fogleman, Pennie Acton, Nancy Conover, Candace lrelan, Cynthia Vogel, + Q6 ffm' . -J' y,vq..'-. ' .1 . .J 8 r iw-' P , 'v-,ax . 1 2.36 3-gilt -'6 -Q Mud pies are the order of the day with Robert Lindquist, Bud Young and Gilbert Severns. i' Betsy Lee, Mike Cruz, and Dick Nelson seem amused with Gail Haiber's instruction. Working hard in that familiar seventh grade class, penmanship, are Frances lus- tice, Willard Haynes, Frank Contreras and Stephen Berry. SHQCUDTS u ci Lil tunnis: ' X30 Sl IQ ::.-:r Z' 'im ll-'Z Ni-ni 1-D :UV 1 3 I , A John Egbertand Leanne McKelvey look dubiously at frog leg held Modern art7 , inquires Pat Loncar as she looks at artist Lois Lay and Linda by a calm and collected Bonnie Clasby. Councilman. xv i ..t't 'A -i 'f FV V - W- 'N S ' ' ffl J X - tw IK. 1 NN . ,nrf K Q .XHX A -, -xxx .jli g I l '47 li, -jf fx., g .4 ,IN L' f my I V - ml ' r 3 W ix. ,-my , I Nu' -1, xg, s t - ' ' . L 'Q ' g ' , in Q, -. ,, ,Q 1 1 A if v, ata: l K X Mg' - . Q 'Q Wm Q ' 'I Carpenters working on the green house are Bill McKinley. Roger Priest and Gordon Hurst. . 5 1 l , i fl, 5 5 Q v S 44 w .A . 'ix . 'L-5 -. Q H i 'L .5 H an 'A Jensen and Barbara Woolley Q it 6 jf. 'ti K.-06 Q51-1 Of course I am right, smiles Irene Christopher as Haydon Leedy and Teddy Spencer look on. I never make mistakes. 5 - K' . f Speedball procedures are very interesting aren't they? Left to right girls are: Karen Ellefson, Martha Miller, Kitsy Heavin, and Alma McGaugh. History can be fun Lowell Schlef Pe Clark are learning to make maps L . X- 1 , x . ggi . ' U, nnie Acton and James O ring 15 1. fl , ,i t i l ,I I N 'fi .S -,,-ol 4- A Learning proper techniques in homemaking is very important, say Carol ZIYW I f L Q, 5. ' . X J, , I X i , f One, two, three, charge! Footbal Don Barron and Paul Packham. l stars are: Mike Allen, an is 'X A -1-A n-.4-ml PROJECTIONIST CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ONE Jackie Bassett Diana Graham Laurie King Smith Janice Minor Carole Halvorson Leanne McKelvey Cathy Bennett Cheryl Von Driska Martha Brown Rosalie Marks Mr Callin ROW TWO Anna Linehan Patsy Loncar Corynne Gray Lowell Schlef Ricky Garner Don Barron David Clary Tom Jones Bob Kosar ROW THREE Jackie Korsund Tom Troelstrup Van Garner Gary Bechard John Whaley John Hannah Ralph Reynolds Kenny Martin Bob Roland Bob Overby LWB MODELING CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ONE Dick Nel son Don Barron Craig Mapes ROW TWO Mr Love Ted Spencer Kay Kinyon 1 I STAMP CLUB-LEFT TO RIGHT ROW ONE: John Jones Bruce Abramson, Craig Sharrow Steven Wiseman, David Watson Dennis Westlake, Alan Rite Mrs. Wilson. ROW TWO: Cynthia Vogel, Jennifer Flesher, Sue Moore Tom Tibbitts, Dale Sly Della Smith Peggy James. ROW THREE: Candace lrelan Evelyn Hickel, Wade Bunting, Shirley Parker, Kathleen Howard, Deneille Mann, Judy Williams. JUNIOR F. H. A.-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Martha Lovell, Carole THREE: Jonda Roberson, Laurie King-Smith, Martha Miller, Lorraine Fisk, Halvorson, Shirley Simmons, Mary Carrasco, Beverly Jackson, Martha Patricia Forster, Mary Andrade, Susan Meyer, Adelaide Dameron, Bobette Regan, Cathy Bennett, Leanne McKelvey, Anna Linehan, Patricia Loncar, Serences, Merrillin Pew, Karen Ellefson. ROW FOUR: Elizabeth Wilson, Kitsy Heavin, Ann Murdock, Lois Ann Davidson. ROW TWO: Cheryl Walthall, Beverly Peck, Pat Sharp, Kathy Lea, Teresa Mengel, Grace Johnson, Carol Jinger Dye, Betsy Lee, Virginia Horine, Diana Graham, Gail Haiber, Corynne Eger, Marie Williams, Nancy Priest, Mary Turner. Gray, Jackie Bassett, Martha Brown, Linda Sharp, Carole Moore. ROW CHESS CLUB-LEFT T0 RIGHT, ROW ONE: Mr, Perluss, Rohn West, Bruce Abramson, lohn Jones. ROW TWO: John Bryant, Alan Rite, Bobby Hess, ROW THREE: David Watson, Dennis West- lake, Wade Bunting, Robert Meens. NEWSPAPER STAFF-LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Phylita Borders, Lois Linehan, Pat Gessner, Mary Wutzler, Marjorie Hendrixson, Penny Miller, Ann Davidson, Jan Peterson, Judy Waller, Cathy Bennett, Martha Brown, Julie Vargas, Mr. Perluss, ROW TKHREE: Charlotte Gelzer, Pat Loncar, Jackie Bassett, Elizabeth Wilson, Anna Broadbent, Carole Halvorson, Bev- Diana Graham, Betsy Lee, Corynne Gray, Kent Cozad, David Clary Richard erly Jackson, Carol Ripley, ROW TWO: Cheryl Von Driska, Mary Carrasco, Bo er, Paula Skinner Carole Moore Shirle Simmons D. A. Hartlv Edith Tucker, Laurie King-Smith, Virginia Horine, Martha Lovell, Anna y y HEEL? Ll-1311-SUD Chl M k Vict Paula Thacker ff. A Q, , .2 -I H. .r x '1- B wx! 'L 'X T31 54 sf- f av- , fw- ' 1 v X . H ,4 . . 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Kola! ken Robgfi Ny Martin lam es xjmam Bob Masiel, Terry Trytten, Mike Allen af,,,,n I? 0361758077 140 141 ps. af .C+ 9' , ,, -.r-9 If,-:JP fd!!-R3'AJ,4us,'i.dr ' Puig 1 95, lv nf Zi: ,Y S 4' 3 ,fa I av, 14 Vg 1V Pfw 5 Q 5 RAMONA Calrlornra s Greatest Outdoor Play Produced Annually By The People of Hemet San Jacmto Valley LQY' aaffg epggaf 5 K V Y V X ' K ii K .f ' ' , ' I Q , I A ,, V. ,ff J' I, . ,-' f . . - Q 'I ' 1 f H .1 3 ' X, ' .F V -11, 5- ' y y f..-P.-,-, ff' , 4 '- - 5 N 4 .'-' -ft-'fT'l-,jk A L ' V , X n Ag 171 .' ... W , 5 X .7 K x ...fri 4',,. V-:Exit .' - - 5-'-6:4 '- 4 ' - .- . 4 . . f X . I 21,l iffJ4.4-f'..'1 V K '- , fl H Z : '. 'gi 553' 4- A - , V , 4 V 5- il- .-...i- ,tm-yn. . ,. . A . .. 1, .. .-. ,, 1 l . V, 4, ' - t - , K- Ag .ir 1 K' f.'.,'ga zajt bn ,fff M K h' ' Q ' A ,' . ', . - e- A . -. ' K ., 3 , Q f 'Y'Y2'4f,ffj':'- ' , -H -,' 4 - . V'--'-d'.gf. . 'g..- 4.3.-1' '. . My 0 . 3 1 t . ,. gf. A -- . sz- H ' :AGM -.3 -v -. r v ,.-r - rr M b .., '.'f., . ' f . 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' - F-' A 2- W ' Y' 'a -ffl, ff wlzf, , fI'f 4 ' , , ,' , 1 Q,',+, -. 'L'x. We -' 'YF giqfflviiif 'K f4'Y?3Q:ff' t ' AL-f','5,':i I' fit I ' f If A ,J ' X ' bl .1 jul A M ..lf..' L W, W P full- lo ,411 s,vjj',J: f Q-1 we ff P P ,.', ,qv .' X 1' ,, V '. A' 6 35, I W' J' KD., T' V. 42-.,',. 'fL,. . ,f VA '.. , . I ' A-F'f ., r ,K ,A.' , X If P. 'M' N , . I . , H. . fi 4 Q- .vp JV... Ag ,v rg, l,-V: 1 l h . 1 V .'- g . Y, - ,le K, ' f ' 4' . . -. . . , ' R :f ijt, ' 5323 My ' ' ,. , f . w Aux ,.,.' . . ,bw - - - - . ' ' 9 .4 . v . t V ref 55.44 - - V' .' ' : -F 53 ' H . X fl S Q v 3 1 . A. 1- ' , ' , . ' I , 1 1' ' ,, , I , a,.,Qra . -,.A. Yagi, M... .u -, g Qt lv ,Y . f., , v . , A-1 of . 1. ,. 'K r L . ft, ,P X . ., 2 K l ,Qj mx 5 u X, Fa Looks like Henry Glaus is thinking twice about letting a woman drive, but Judy Moore assures him with a FORD from JAMES LAWRENCE FORD he's perfectly safe. 711 West Florida, OL 8-3181. While Art Aten fills the truck with gas, Kent McMichael is busy washing the windshield at GREGORY'S CHEVRON SERVICE, 430 East Flor' OL 8-2607 Q N re W 5 . I if fl s sxk V -sq, Fred Faulkner and Gary Brown seem pretty interested in one of the fine model planes from ROBlNSON'S HOBBY SHOP, 322 East Florida, OL 8-3370. 700 WELTY'S MARKET KITTLE AND ASHLEY Q5 The VaIIey's Only Independent Expert 56 Super Market as i Automotive V-JT X S 8. H Green Stamps Y RGPGII' WOFIC S. Sqn Jacinto Sqn Jqcinfg 414 W. FIOTICICI PI'l0I'16 OL A 'VCE U4 I fx . xi .Nw O ' J 3 il fN V' , f 4 fs-A S f f T K-Q x 'J R L at EQPRESERIPTION CHEVRON SERVICE pHARMACY JOHNNY Fox 'L A Gas Lubrlcatlon Service Revlon Cosmetics Atlas Tlres Batteries Drug S n 237 W Florida Ave I I Phone OL 8 5692 33 E Florl a Phone OL 8 3 0 GREEN S Associated Servlce REYNOLDS Cecrl Green Prop 'NRES TUBES BATTERIES Leather Repair of All Klnds ACCESSORIES LUBRICATIONS I07 N Harvard St Hemet 426 W Florlda Phone OL 8 5120 W KZ-E KQTWKK J 144 ff FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK f Good Luck ,IJ to the Graduates of 1959 xl QEEI lily N . mga. K 0 x If - . . - . tx I O I S i ' ' dries 3 . ' - I I , . .. I 'XE . 'Z JLI 'A ! at-7 wp A , A XXX 'T 0 I V A Fw 1 If X X-O, Going on a vacation, Gang! With that new Lark you can't go wrong. Looks like the driver Bruce Fritzinger along with Sue Will- iams, Bob Scarbrough and Phil Percival are all set at GILLILANDS - 525 W. Florida, OL 853291. cw i rip, bv PN! UW L 1 x Lf AIY' yo You do and l'lI bop you with this ax, says Dick Searl to Mary Ankrum at REGUR'S HARDWARE, 122 S. Carmelita, OL 8-2121, rx' H yj Hey, boys, where do you think you are going with all that fabulous equipment, gasps Ralph Tiner to Jon Severns and Dale Bischof at TlNER'S SPORTING GOODS CEN- TER, 310 N. State, OL 8-5730. -J, . r nr, AML, 35 ' if Z QW! Wow! Look at Linda Baird and Bunny Currie modeling beach wear from HELENE'S DRESS SHOP, 228 E. Florida, Phone OL 8-5250. , 'X L Jil XA' Looks like the gang's at GRlFF'S. GRlFF'S HEMET DRIVE IN. Specializing in hamburgers, barbecue beef, Pastrami, french fries, and of course those delicious donuts made fresh twice daily. You can pay more but you can't buy better. On the corner of Florida and San Jacinto, PhwQ-58-5860. ,-X ,2 gg 'Q,1':17' I X ff ,EL Q XXII' These people work carefully to make sure your clothes are done neatly and cleanly. The VALLEY LAUNDRY 8. CLEANERS, 300 E, Devonshire, OL 8-3265. RAMONA UPHOLSTERY Complete Home Upholstery Drapery - Hardware It Traveise - Track 8. Stock 1204 E. Florida Ave. Phone OL 8-3503 I LORENA NURSERY- FLORIST John and Lorena Parssinen I, 1100 E. Florida Phone OL 8-3295 'I IQG?Vf3MI,VI' 54,59 NO TRUBY S MOBIL SERVICE We Give S 81 H Green Stamps 1201 E Florida Phone OL 8 5225 HOME FURNISHING CO Complete Home Furmshlng 32 years servmg Hemet E Florida Phone OL 8 5195 F 81 E LAUNDROMAT Forrest and Esther Moon Fluffy Dry and Fold Servlce Flnrsh Servlce and Dry Cleamng 135 N Harvard Phone OL 8 6979 HEMET CLEANERS Quallty Workmanshlp Plckup and Delivery Servlce Wayne and Ruta Wren N Harvard Phone OL 8 3729 RALPH S DRUG SERVICE Your Rexall Dealer 114 N Harvard Phone OL 8 3138 MODE O DAY Calufornla Fashions Deslgned by Mode O Day Dresses Blouses Lmgerle at Prlces That are klnd to your Budget 113 N Harvard Phone OL 8 3568 147 5. 4 Hey, let's pay for all of it, says Lester Kwock to Sally McMullin as Karen Korsund enjoys her turnip. PAL- ACE MARKET, 400 E. Florida, Phone OL 8-5255. y ' . 3 T ,ff if Here, here, girls, don't get violent. lt's only a game. Charlotte Page and Rhonda Fleming have been golfing on the GILMAN HOT SPRINGS green, GILMAN HOT SPRINGS, CALIF. Phone OL 8-3011. Chuck Gregory enjoys his work with Sue Hulbert as a helper C73 at McCALL AND Hey! Now we can make the payments on our cars, NOBLITT, N. Harvard. OL 8-5134. X, Ax .X ,f ff, in K 515 K! XX V!! RX ' I K ,x y Xu I 3 My if . N smirks Bill Dunton, as he and Carl Christie help them- selves to some free GJ samples at the SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK, 135 E. Florida. OL 8-2111. I wonder what would happen if ----- Jim Slaton and Dick Hess wonder while they are working hard at 0. K. lORDAN'S TIRE SUPPLY, 222 N. State. OL 8-5113. Or should we say hardly working. I4 Q 5 Q 3443?- 'f .. '2 '1 ' fi 1 -I 1 . K ff, .1 QI- nv At JUDKINS MUSIC STORE you'll find the best music in town as well as musical instruments and r ' . . 8-2626, 145 S. Harvard. Cadwosm6L, fx KAN L FTP , ss 1 N as B gf il s X rs s :N if SX: ', X I xi a ff X i, . hx 1,1-SAJ - Larry Minor apparently is wishing that he had gotten a RlCKY'S ice cream cone like Linda Loomis has, 329 E. Florida. OL, 8-2884. sl. f l 'Oh no, not again!!! groans Margaret Carrasco, after running over Floyd Sawyer, while Larry ,,- 1,-M Scribner laughs. HOLLOSTONES motto is 'We ff all . ik: F have everything and we ain't mad at nobodyf They are located at 621 N. State, OL. 8-3237. id! Compliments and Best Wishes. 1 These are a few of the many beautiful roses produced by Howard Rose Company, 216 N. Girard in Hemet. HARFORD FUNERAL HOME - Buena Vista St. Serving the valley since 1926 XJX1 Margie Long and Jana Nlosgar seem to have been caught in the act by Mrs. Park- hurst of PARKHURST JEWELERS, 190 E. Florida, OL. 8-2448. 'B-ax J ,f--fr fx . 7 K1 ix 'LZ-., beg N fff- Q 4' -, ' 1. E 5 iff? 7 KKAY? 'ff-5 ' ,9 . 55, ' defy X 1 Tae et ' Lf! Diane Peterson looks very pleased with Barbara Wiseman's work in DENNY'S BEAUTY SHOP, 137 N. Harvard, OL. 8-2480. Q x I i ,ff Wow! HARTLEY S specializes in nationally advertised brands for fashion-minded women. Sally Skidmore and Ann Taylor are very nice models, too. 206 E. Florida, OL. 8-5272. --sf... Looks as though Penny Lindquist and Fred Taylor are having lots of lun trying out some of GlBBEL'S HARDWARE new lawn equipment, 102 E. Florida, OL. 8-5193. .4 4 xn.i,,V1iNOL,U. :ix Q VW DWR Ki K'-kf V 1 A U L l K-X for A 2 SD XXXQ If you need a hair cut, tint or styling, LUCY'S BEAUTY SALON will give you the finest service with the most-up-to-date styles in Hemet. 1378 E. Devenshire, OL. 8-6427. , 'iz K . ' af, ,Lp W '2 :f'ZP,..,'M:ia, ff K ! ,Q ' .,? .5 L., ..,?,,! . ,. Ti , . 1' 'gf W . ff' ' ogg, . us e me 11'-91' 5 YA -if, ' Q1 -is l X N 9 ',,r',uP' Ivrlhr Strong Boys says Dorothy Fowler to Harold Reynolds and Cliff Coston. But look at me. l can hold you both up with one hand. SHARP'S SUPPLY YARD, W. Florida, OL. 8-3126. 153 ,Ac ff' Not so fast! screams Marlyn Webber to Dick Pemberton at STATER BROTHERS MARKET, 145 N. San Jacinto St. OL 85116, All your yardage needs can be frlled at the HEMET YARDAGE SHOP Esther Wrlson and Carol Srmpson have fzlled their needs 309 :B X . ..if1.x. ,f JY., . r r 91- 4 : L l'll teach you to talk back to me again, states Dick Simpson to Paul Parssinen at McCOY LUMBER YARD, 127 . N. State. OL 8-2161. All the comforts of home are found at the LANGFORD LODGE HOTEL as Joan, Diane l and Mary Lou Wutzler are finding out. 1379 E. Florida. OL 8,6682 i nffzlladd K Need your clothes cleaned? Nancy Plane tenga and Judy Housholder have f0UFld HARVARD CLEANERS, 129 N. Harvard, OL 8-2 the best in town. ,, 4.25 1' 'L f 62: x!f Ho-Hum, sighs Bill See as he unsuspectedly looks around Gads, l'm handsome! Aren't I? brags Sparky Allert to Mike Allen, who seems to be entranced by his own visage, while trying on clothes from RAY'S in San Jacinto. 149EflVlain. OL. 4-5721. JK . 5 f 'N X - X C ,fix l 'xi Cf-xxx ,LJ f , I, V Q XE f for Jerry Riley who was supposed to meet him at AST'S on N. Kirby. OL. 8-5269. Little does he know! Oh, agony! groans Bob Scarborough as Phil Percival forces him farther into the Fruit Grinder at NELSON MACHINERY COM- PANY, INC. 611 W. Florida. OL. 8-3215. TQ Ieff Pearson and Tony Barksdale sure are Iookmg dreamlly at Mass Hemets picture rn PEARSONS STUDIO 53015 E Florrda OL 826 I ZX b?X ef-S S-ZZ? ft, A 's I Lani Looking for a wonderful new car? Don Schenk and Zeral Caudlll seem to have found the one of their dreams at JOHNSON S CHEVROLET COMPANY 308 W Florida OL 8 2101 7 X! L L M .5 , M -2, 1' T 4 - LL AX' Z . , - ' Fw ffl? 5-.Lx il , N we .X QKX, ' 1 if 5..x,4 . 2' 2--eL:y arf' KT fx Nr jg i T 'I I X 2 ,x ., VA rw' -r I 'tzxfv ,H I L N V Pat Hearrell has selected Sharon Allen to help in choosing a new pair of capris from CHASE DEPARTMENT STORE. 210 E. Florida. OL. 8-5232. 1 To get that Tide-clean-feeling you have to use the new Maytag washer from HEMET REFRIGERATION. Harlowe X Bullock and Charles Kittie seem to agree. 118 E, Florida. OL. 8-2128. This little piggy went to market, this little piggy went to HEMET BOTTERY - 227 E. Florida Ave. OL. 8-5486 - Alan Mclnnes re- cites asliil Mathew looks onln awe. , A L RQ L up ,,r, s C 5 A K, I ,AQ . 41, x-Q-Z x,,i 2 ,,f- 7 ,. 1 if fl K L ' K L 'T A aj X E' J HEY! the styles have changed, no more pointed shoes! At least Sue Regur and Ca- mille Weyler think so. 109 N. Harvard St. STlRDlVANT'S SHOES. KD I like mine rare! States Harold Compton to waiter Ted Wheaton, as Bob Cruz drools. They're dining at MR. G's STEAK HOUSE. 1350 N. San Jacinto St. Phone OL. 8-6373. 4 lV,L ll 32 .ll W! 6 Mike and Sherwood Hubbs check supplies while Carol Riley tries out a new type- writer. HUBBS STATIONERY STORE has the latest in greeting cards and office equipment. 413 E. Florida, OL. 8-6656. We're the conservative type , laughs Mary Housholder and Eleanor Merrick as they try on jewelry from ROGERS JEWELRY STORE. OL. 8-2457. 214 E. Florida Ave. Crops look pretty good this year, says Tessa Peterson to Karen Priest and Nancy Bean. Of course this crop could only belong to HEMET PACKING COMPANY. East Oak- land Ave. OL. 8-3271. X I X I Oh, Toni, please, can't l have just one little taste, Tom's has such luscious sundaes, sodas, etc .... begs Veronica Spraker of Toni Callicott, The scene, TOM'S RESTAURANT, 810 West Florida. OL. 8-9068. r,' s J Barbara Bratton and Ruth Miller find that Hussar's has the finest in all kinds of jewelry. HUSSAR'S JEWELRY, 213 E. Florida. OL. 8-5215. Ah, not badl , says Russ Boyer as he peers at Sandy Everett through a telescope at SPEED'S PHOTO SHOP, 237 E. Florida, OL. 8-5104. fffc' ,. I. 4 6 I, HEMET VALLEY HOSPITAL DISTRICT X 116 E. Latham Phone OL. 8-3267 ' Here's hoping these eggs aren't ready for hatching, thinks Ignacio Berroteran as Bruce Bramblett and BIII Gienger prepare to aim. LOOMIS HATCHERY, 711 W. FIorida. OL, 8-2213. Dorothy Collier and Connie Barron are modeling smart fashions for DIXlE'S APPAREL SHOPPE, 217 E. Florida, OL. 8-2494, where you are assured of the finest in women's apparel. 1 Ronnie Arnsmeyer puts some air in the tires while Karen Ellefson looks on and Frank Villa, Rhonda Fleming and Larry Vandiver patiently wait at GlBBEL'S SERVICE STATION 301 E. Florida Ave. OL. 8-5117. SQL ie x Q . I I . 1 ' 7 i Sandy Councilman, Jean Merrill and Andi Wiesenthal make use of the comfortable furniture at the VALLEY FURNITURE, 101 E. Florida Ave. OL. 8-3178, x l lj' ,- V1 Are you one of those people that can't go anywhere without a radio? If you are, or if you just like to listen to one, go to the HEMET VALLEY ELECTRIC CO., 309 E. Florida. OL. 8-3445. Frank Villa and Larry Vandiver are sold on the idea. BOWEN'S PAINT 8L BODY SHOP EXPERT AUTO PAINTING 118 N Glb t OL 8-5612 VALLEY GLASS SL P ALL woRK GUARANTEED A I MIRROR co. W 1210 Florida OL 8-3513 TIBBITTS TOTS TEENS Ch Id C th g E NATIONAL FURNITURE STORES F 124 N H OL 8 2647 ROGER S CHEVRON SERVICE ItyW SEARS ROEBUCK 8L CO tW f M PIROTS ASSOCIATED SERVICE 4 dUpI 302E I OL85192 PI WILLIAMS STORE FOR MEN E FI OL 8 5132 1 i ren's 8. Teen's X The inesf In Io in Furniture 213 FI d F f Y H d - I L , . Extends Bes ishes Free Pick-up 8. Delivery to the Quai ork Graduates o 1959 1234 E. Florida OL 8-3332 149 S- Harvard OL 8-3103 I. 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