Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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-'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.

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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-

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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