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A 9 xg ' NM XXX ALAN RAIN X xf Q x X , X YY KX Q QPX N N jx X 1 J x g XX x F V X XJ XQX N X A X1 Q 4 Q QV ,SX Q5 uf A X , X X X 1 1 X QXB ,KN I xx x X, WJ X RX XXX QQ 52 A J , X N N sb Y XX Q X ' XX fa J VV K K 5 S QQ X . X w 5, fjg, N Q X N X , X a S Q QQ fix NX 1 F xx S, X K A xxx X X Kgs X X N A X xx X X 1 6 X R X J 4 xx Sv Y 1 N 2 X xy V ' YQ xx jkelflfle Wishing to honor the newly formed DeAnza League. the League ot Friendship has been chosen as the theme of the 1960 Tahquitz. Each of the six league schools is saluted on a division page by a reproduction of its mascot and a brief paragraph on its history. On this page the Beaumont Cougar. the Fallbrook VVar- rior. and the Perris Panther are seen busily painting a If map of the DeAnza League. On the opposite page the Elsinore Tiger, the Hemet Bulldog. and the San Jacinto Tiger are working hard on the picture of our dedicatee. We hope that the spirit of friendliness and co-operation in which these mascots are working will be an example to the students ofthe DeAnza League and that our league vvill truly become the League of Friendship. Z4 sw-s Yr Q E ,fa .gh X I 5, QNX FQ wf 1-til, li i.,.f1! 1 :nil QQ!!!-v---. 'Qi--ulng,.i fp JW' 3 ' A if if ',. I .isi 1-,..l g is A 4 y cj ,S 5 I lZ'j i g , :V-':':.:?'r ' . ff! 1 Em: of it r f ., ' 5 L 3, ibeckca fion l s sq.,-' 331'- The staff of the Tahqultz Annual proudly dedlcates thus 1960 edltuon to lVIr Phll Slmon Slnce IVlr Slmon s arrlval ln Hemet ln 1956 he has played an Important part X ln llfe at Hemet l-llgh School Each sensor class has come to know hlm well as he IS teacher of clvlcs and senlor problems Has teachlng lnsplres students to thunk and to want to learn All who know hum come to respect has judgment and falrness As a senior class sponsor lVlr Slmon spends many extra hours guldlng the class to Its flnal goal ln hugh school graduatlon For these and many other servlces to students and to the school we wlsh to show our appreclatlon by dedlcatlng the annual to lVlr Phll Slmon 0615 v v sk, 5 ! , -ww.. l l rr N , -i- U' as Q3 , Ninn A 9 4 X X :O Lol ' so lt- ' -. . .. ., 4 y ,rap ,. a l H l a A JA in ' Q ,. t a 5 t .-f '! ff 4 7 u .. N xg 2X- :V ,Ia f I 1 f 4 8 QC!! i Q 3 I 00 The warruor from Fallbrook us found admunusterung uustuce to our Hemet Bulldog We trust the warruor us as understandung as our faculty un sendung a wayward bull dog down the straught and narrow path of good be havuor Wuth red and whute as hus offucual colors the warruor us the mascot of Fallbrook Unuon Hugh School ln the heart of the avocado and cutrus growung area Fallbrook Hugh School held uts furst graduatuon un 1898 There were three graduates The hugh school has had several locatuons sunce then and moved to uts present campus un 1956 Fallbrook us the only San Duego County school un the DeAnza League so all of us easterruers Cfrom Ruversude County that usb are workung hard to gaun the acquauntance and truendshup of the Fallbrook Warruors un our League of Fruendshup ff 0 ? MR CLAIRE GILLETTE MR LARRY HARFORD President of School Board Clefk Of School Board LZ! ig DR JACOB WIENS MR JAMES G HALLE Superlntendent of Schools Prmclpal of Hugh School MR DOUGLAS MARSHAL MRS VERNA LOOMIS MR NOBLE ALLERT Board Member Board Member Board Member If 'iff' A f 2 1. f , f O X .jh.T,,. - - - .17 m ' A W nf X NLG! ' , X I . xxx KX A 'xc 'Q A , 4-XY rx j ii .... J H- ml 'T Vice P MR. TED SMITH rincipal and Basketball Coach 4,41 MR. MARION BURGE Administrative Assistant MRSA OZELLA BOUNDS and Director of Social Development, Adult Education Core 8, Counselor 9-1? MR. LEWIS MOORE MRS. IVIILDRED HIGHT Vice Principal Shorthand I and Il. Counselor MR. GEORGE GAUDREAULT MR. KENNETH NEWTON MR. LEONARD SCHLEF Boys' P.E. 7 81 8, Counselor Senior High Counselor District Director of Counseling -as 'rs and Guidance District Office Secretaries CLeftj Mrs. Esther Wilson. CSeatedD Mrs. Grace Scott. CRightb Miss Bessie Milli- gan. Librarian - Mrs. Virginia Davidson. mmf .X W District Office Secretaries CLeftJ Mrs. Frances Need' Nurse-Mrs. Arnilee Jones. ham. QRightJ Mrs. Stella Moore. High School Secretaries fLeftJ Mrs. Kathy Welch. qRightJ Miss Shirley High School Secretaries fLeftJ Mrs. Adele Weseloh. fSeatedJ Revie. Mrs. Geneva Mengel. CRightJ Miss Martha Stuckey. Onyx? fzfwff-JU QQ xygfc 0 7 - OWN - f1fVbQ4ftA M C ' We X' ,Ll - f ' ' Miss BEVERLY TRUAX Av 1' Tj sms' P.E. 9 8110, , QQ f KWAJQJEA English I, Core 8 , t '-'Nw'-W , f po x - ' fa fi f 7 3WWW'MJM , KT' X504-aMLlJ5 wwuwumi MR. RAY CROSS Boys' PE. 7, 9 81 10, Driver Training, Arithmetic 7 . Qylfi! l . A -ff N ! ,ml 1' I I MR. NORMAN PERLUSS English II, Journalism I I ,, x ,x . ' fe' 'FA I-T5 315 5 iii Y'1Y MRS. BERYL PENACI-IO MRS. EUGENIA TIBBITTS MR, VICTOR BURGARD Clothing 7, Homemaking 8 81 I, Core 7 Mathematics 9, Geometw 5UOu'. ,. 2 'Af A-Q Typing I 8. II MR. GENE SHORT Beginning Instruments, General Music Government 9 '77 i 1 1 ff' ! W X 1 i MRS. LEOLA PROCTOR Core 7, Arithmetic 7 Deg.. 'if- MR, ROBERT VAN VOORHIS Boys' PE.. Science 9, Arithmetic MRS. PHYLLIS NEUHOFF English, Mathematics, Reading, Science :ti H2 MR. WILLIAM SMITH World History, Driver Training MR. ROY COOPER Boys' PE., Driver Training MR. BRYAN STEPHENS ll fs' X Core 7, Reading i i ng . , X S .ft MR. ROBERT TAYLOR Spanish II, French I, ll, III MR. HUGH WELCH Reading 7, Arithmetic 7 81 8 Xxx, T - - I IIIIII lliilll ll in-in -I MISS MABEL ALMQUIST United States History MR. FRANK HOPPER Algebra 1, Arithmetic 8, Senior Mathematics MISS BARBARA HOLLOWAY I . MR, GLENN STEINBACK Botany, Zoology, Biology I Girls' P.E. MR. WILLIAM LOVE Arithmetic 8, Core 8 sniff MR. BERNARD COYNE Algebra ll, Geometry, Trigonometry f. L f vm, ., fra? Xl ig Av i 4 iv l V V ,, X - A f, .L :Vw 'Ng L M, i. ,, v V 'J , In 'i 1, ,MlRs. MARION WALTZ V l An i A ommr 5.5- ' we 'N MRS. JESSIE SHEPHARD Arts 81 Crafts MR. PHIL HOWERTON English IV, Student Council, Student Activities, Annual MR. ROBERT BUCKHEISTER Reading 7, English ll, Core 8 MR, JOSEPH CORREA Spanish MRS, NELLIE ADAMS English Ill, Core 8 16 NJ W 7 Q: -v MISS EDNA FLETCHER Foods 7, Homemaking I 81 II MR. WILLIAM FOWLER United States History, Athletics, Metal Shop MRS. WILMA READ Mathematics Social Studies, English Work Experience MRS. MARY WILSON Core 7, Algebra I MR. ANTHONY BARNARD English Ill 84 IV, Speech, Drama A--ln-I-Q I-1C MRS BETTY GIBBEL Arithmetic Geography English 7 81 l MR. JAMES TAYLOR Agriculture, X Ornamental Horticulture MR. ARTHUR SIMSON Science 8, Biology ...X , .A fLeftJ MR. ROBERT PALMFP Attendance Supervisor, Spanish CRightJ MR. CHARLES REED Chemistry, Physics 4'-7+- , 1 Arithmetic 7 Core 7 Audio Visual MR. PHIL SIMON Civics MR. JOHN GILBERT Junior Chorus, Physical Science, Science 8 CLeftJ MR, ROBERT WALTER Typing I, Bookkeep' ing I, Office Practice, Work Experience MRS. VELMA HOWARD English I, Senior English Q1 CRightJ MR. NORMAN WEST Athletics, Algebra I, Mechanical Drawing MR. RAY ZOSEL Wood Shop MRS. SOPHIA GRAHAM Girls' P.E. MR. EVANS WATERMAN Radio I 81 II, Electric Shop 7 81 9 Gardeners-Left to right, Ralph Lea, Murray Duncan. Maintenance Men-Left to right, Carl Jensen,Willard Egan,Stuart Pender William Todd adds the finishing touches to a motor for our trusty coaches which bring us to school each morning. The annual staff regrets that the bus drivers could not be pictured. The split schedule, with the drivers making three separate runs, prohibited getting them together for a picture. Their work in getting us safely to and from school, activities, and games is appreciated. . Bus drivers include: Jack Lindsey, Department head, Howard Campbell, Sylvester Costo, Howard Dorethy, Milton Fisher, Edward Hartmann, Glenn Holmes, Norman Homan, Vincent Hoopes, Raymond Jackson, Joseph Powers, 20 John Riesland, Almeron Swanger, William Todd and Joe Triolo. Custodians-TOP ROW Qleft to rightb: Mike Michalko, Harry Hein, Bill Maddox, Bud Sass. BOTTOM ROW: D. E. Koushpil, Tonv Doyle, Martin Beechen. Head Custodian-Harry Hein. Cafeteria Cooks Cleft to rightjz Lois Bottom, Winifred Schwacofer, Alice SIWCK Bal' M3 l389V-MfS- H9790 VON DNSKS- Rirignalda, Marie Miller, Elizabeth McGrew, Cafeteria Manager. l eine! Wow' They ve funally made ut' The class of 1960 has graduated crues the Hemet Bulldog Wuth gold and whute as offucual school colors thus mascot represents 1200 loyal students of Hemet Unuon Hugh The furst Unuon Hugh School was erected un 1894 on the northwest corner of Buena Vusta and Acacua The school consisted of Hemet Duamond Harmony and Flor uda fValle Vustaj dustructs From 1903 to 1912 the enrollment uncreased from 25 to 73 and the faculty from three to fuve The school was accreduted by the Unuversuty of Calufornua A noteworthy event of the peruod was the erectuon of the present maun buuldung un 1910 In 1921 22 the present junuor hugh was buu t ln 1926 the Hugh school acquured a large gym wuth an ummense stage Thus buuldung now the gurls gym was orugunally an aurplane hangar and was moved from March Fueld to Hemet The work of removal and re erectuon was done by pupuls of the carpentry classes under theur unstructor s supervusuon Thus furst gym was a far cry from the spacuous structure that now houses the boys dressung and locker rooms as well as gym Well concludes the Hemet Bulldog just as lve wushed for each graduatung class of Hemet Unuon Hugh Sghool l wush good luck and happuness to the class of 1 60 H , . . . . H . H . - - - H . . . . , u ' ' 1 1 . . . , , , u 1 1 . . . . , . ' uu H H' 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . . . . H . ' 4. . T S S Q . !, 3 S if 1.4. 'Wag niom Clossng twelve years of formal edu catson the msghty Sensors clsmaxed thesr hsgh school years wsth a terrsfsc sn preparatson for Sensor Day at Pa csfsc Ocean Park Baccalaureate Com mencement the All Nsght Party and many other unforgettable Sensor ac tsvstse The Class of 1960 wsll always re member thesr tsmes together decorat sng the goal posts pasntsng the H sellsng concesssons gsvsng the Junsor Sensor Prom and last but surely not least Sensor Week and Graduatson Nsght 24 aaa 0 7 60 Class leaders Jsm Slaton Karen Korsund Alan Mclnnes Kathy Kosvsc Bruce Mc Nulty Carol Bozer Gerry Fasrchsld and Sharon Baumesster smsle at the prospect of havsng a Sensor plaque twsce as bsg as ever before W 5 ' ,I 6 6' f'Senior Week. They worked all year fl' 6 I Ihr' 'W- 5' M X- Sgr BILL ALBRIGHT MIKE ALLEN Club S c 4 Banquet Waiter 2 RICHARD CSPARKYJ ALLERT HFLEN ASHLEY Club 2 4 Varsity Clu G A 2 FHA 2 CSF 2 Daisy Chain Football 2 4 Baseball 2 Track 4 Annual Staff 2 3 dns -my sr SHARON ALLEN Journalism Cub 3 Dil Team c 3 rama ub 4 Dais Chain FHA 2 Library Club 2 Treas 3 Sec 4 And Never Been Kissed Tickets 3 BILL ARNOLD y Club 2 3 Varsity Club otball 2 3 4 T ack 3 These seniors are busy getting ready for one of the money making projects. Mrs. l-light sam- ples as Dorothy Collier, Camille Weyler and Eleanor Heavin prepare delicious candied apples. 3 A CONNIE BARRON CS 2, 3' GAA 2, 3: Banquet Waitress 2: Library Club 2: And Never Been Kissed! Pro- grams: Stranger in the Night, Usherette. GARY ALMSTROM FFA 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4. iw ELLIS BARRIER Football 2 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 4 KAREN BOLIN A 2 3 FHA And Never Been Kissed Tickets Costumes Annual Staff 2 3 JAN BOEN GAA Sec. 2, 3, 4: FHA District Sec. 2: Chapter V. P. 3, Pres. 4: Library Club 2: CSF Sec. 3, Pres. 4: Tennis 2, 3: Stranger in the Night, Usherette: Daisy Chain 3: And Never Been Kissed, Student Director. MINNIE BOECK Drill Team 4: Stranger in the Night, Usherette. A A I' SHARON BAUMEISTER GA2 3 4 FHA2 4 CSF2 3 4 Annual Staff 2 Journal :sm Club 3 Class Sec 3 Class Re 4 And Never Been Kissed Christine Roberts Stranger in the Night Tick es FRANK AUSTIN F 2 3 4 CHN 415 'Q WS! -dw sl JUDY BUSHER GAA 2 3 4 And Never Been Kissed Usherette Journalism Club 3 FHA Reporter 3 4 CSF 4 'Stranger in the Night Tickets GERALDINE BURDETT GAA 2 3 And Never Been Kissed' Usherette Props Chorus 2 sg.-.vgpwtngg F 3. his 1 ROY BRYANT Science Club 4: Drama Club 4: And Never Been Kissed, Props: Chess Club 2, 3, V. P. 4: Stranger in the Night, Props: Football 2. JOHN BOYD French Club 2: Drama Club 4: And Never Been Kissed, Mr. Peabody: Radio Club 2: Chess Club 2, Pres. 4: Stranger in the Night, Sam Fisk. LaMAR BORDERS CAROL BOZER GA 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Drill Team 2 3 Sec Treas And Never Been Kissed Pub lucity Costumes Annual Staff 2 3 4 Daisy Chain FHA 2 3 4 CSF 2 3 4 Life Mem r Class Treas 4 Tennis Club 3 Tennis Team 4 MARGE BRISCOE Sr Chorus 3 Library Club 4 JANIS BRAMBLETT GAA 2 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Banquet Waitress And Never Been Kissed Millie Home coming Princess 2 3 FHA 2 Journalism Club 3 Stranger in the Night Mona F 3 . Q... fs i kv' 91? 'IC' 'i ll dr- ' 'flip SJ p- SUE CARPENTER JOLEEN CIVITELLO PAUL CROY Sr Chorus 3 Library Club 4 FTA 3 Chess Club 4 MARGARET CARRASCO A 2 3 4 Journa :sm C u News Staff 4 And Never Been Kassed Prompter FHA Hlstorlan 3 Glr s eague Rep Treas Stranger nn the Nlght Costumes Cheerleader 4 Tennxs Team 4 There s never a dull moment as some Seniors engage en a frlendly little brawl after lunch JOE CONOVER NANCY CARNES Club 2 F Annual Staff 2 Lnbrary Club 4 Ma Pres 4 jorette 4 Stranger In the Nl t Usherette CAROL CLEMENTS A 2 Ser: 3 V P 4 Madruga 3 And Never Been Kissed Props Stranger In the Nnght Costumes DOROTHY COLLIER GAA 2 Sec 3 4 And Never Been Kussed Mrs Patterson Daisy Cham CSF Treas 2 3 4 Llfe Mem r Comm of Records 3 V P Tennis Manager 2 '1 iff' . 4 ' F ggi ,955 Av all ., r - I . X J 4- -,rr'f i .g Q 5 . - i . . 3 . : , FH . ,,.. 5 H Is 2, GA , , 1 I I b 3: Key 7 3. Rep. 4: FA 2, 3. : ' : - A . . . 1 A 3 I , . 3 gh I . I 'I'vLl ',3, I be:v . :..4: ANNE MARIE COUTU GAA 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Drama 3 Tenms Club3 FHA2 3 ROBERT DAMERON OBE. SANDRA COUNCILMAN A 2 Vce Pres 3 4 Banq Wantress And Never Been Klssed Prompter Dalsy Cham FHA Song ader 3 CSF 2 3 4 FTA 2 Glr League Treas 2 Comm of Fmance Stranger nn e Nl ht JOANNE DILWORTH CSF er ' if V A, 4 . ff, ' 'avg There IS no offlclal school record but the senior boys must have broken somethlng as they piled into the phone booth STEVE DOLLAR Journalism Club Asst Edltor Drama 4 Stranger In the Nrght Eddle FF 2 3 BERNICE DOTSON GAA 2 Drlll Team 2 Banquet Want ress And Never Been Kissed Ush eretle FHA 2 KAREN CLARY ws Staff 2 4 Drlll Team Majorette 4 Stranger an the Nlght Programs LUCILE CASSIDY FHA 2 4 Stranger In the Nught Usherette i -it 4 v-1' M NANCY DU NIGAN Drill Team 3.4, Drama Club 3 Library Club 3. V. Pres, DONNA FIRESTONE ARNULF FRICK Chess Club 4, a ,l Pr SS. 6 s are 1 ' X.. CHARLENE FAULKNER Journalism Club 3, Drama Club 3, Banquet Waitress 2: And Never Been Kissed, Props.: Songleacler 3. : Stranger in the Night. Rose Jordan. JIM FOWLER rsity Club 3, J FFA Tre . 1 Comm. of Athletics 4: Stranger in the Night, Props., Football 3, 4: Basketball 43 Baseball 3, 4: Track H f al l - V ,E L-4 , 1 5 1 v-QJ I SANDRA EVERETT GAA 3 4 And Never Been Kissed Flory CSF 4 Annual Staff 4 RICHARD ELZINGA rsity Club 3 Sec 4 Banque Walter 2 CSF 2 3 Chess Club 2 3 4 Stranger in the Night Tickets Tennis Team 2 3 4 Football 2 JOHN FRASER News Staff 4: Science Club 4: Chess Club 4: Tennis 4, 5' x.j- , ': r . 5.11 hx.. I L ,A V ..,! GERALDINE FAIRCHILD G A 2 3 4 Drill Team 2 Leader 3 4 And Never Been Kissed Usher c Q T nnls Cub FH 2 Ca Comm of Finance 2 4 Parham n arlan 3 Stranger n the Nl NIB LE ROBERTA FLEMING A 2: eam 3 , 2 Stranger in the Night, Programs. f 'A SW' x r J .l is , N 'g,:.'! . I . 'Vg -. . , . , ,A . 5 , .ft-,-. H ' J' -were 1 BRUCE FRITZINGER PAT GALLAGHER Key Club 2 3 Varsity Club 3 Pres V rslty Club 3 4 Football 4 Boys League Rep 3 Stranger ketball Manager 2 3 4 Baseball 3 In the Nlght tlckets Football Varsity Baseball3 4 MARSHA GRATON Journalnsm Club 3 Mineral Club 3 4 And Never Been Klssed Cos tumes and Make up Daisy Cham 2 3 Treas 4 Llbrary Club Poetry Club 3 4 Stranger In e Night Programs Publucuty Usher ette Varsuty Tennls 3 4 1-5 QS , , - figs: ,S J: was Q E? . 5 +1 k x X dx '23 Q x . BETTY GEISTLINGER DWAIN HAVENS 2 Bas Stranger nn the Nnght Props DIANE HABERKORN A 2 3 4 CSF 2 Dausy Cha And Never Been Krssed Cos mes Drnll T am 4 GAA 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Tennus Club 3 Var sltv Tennns 4 RONALD GOU LD ELEANOR HEAVIN A 2 CSF Stranger In the Nught Usherette Madrngals 3 4 Band 4 Mineral Club 3 4 GAA 2 is .'I'7' ua -fix' DICK HESS Varsity Club 2 Treas 3 4 Banquet :ter 2 Football 2 3 Basket 3 al GERRY JONES Transferred from Kentucky GAA 4 Dil Team 4 S ranger h Night tickets One of the most successful money making activities of the Seniors this year was the Senior class play, Stranger in the Night. The cast included Steve Dollar, Barbara Maupin, Jim Slaton, Janis Bram- blett, Marlyn Webber, John Boyd, Ellie Jensen, Char- lene Faulkner, Tom Jones, and Gerry Fairchild. lat PAULINE HOOD French Club 4 And Never Been Kissed Publicity 3 Annual Staff 4 Library Club 2 Stran er in the Night Programs Publicity MIKE HUBBS 2 3 ..-0' RUTH HOBBS TOM JONES French Club 3 Mneral Club 3 4 Science Club 4 Band 2 3 Banquet Waiter 2 And Never Been Kissed Gilmore Picker 3 Chess Club 3 Pres 4 Boys League Rep 2 Sec 3 Stranger in the ight Cliff Newkirk 4 Class Vice Pres 2 gh if is T' 0 RICHARD HORN Basketball 2 Track 2 LOVEDA HYER And Never Been Kissed Usher ette Publicity Programs Costumes 3 FHA 3 JOAN LOWRY Transferred from Loulsvllle Hugh O no Stranger nn the Nnght Cos tumes PENNY LINDQUIST A 2 3 C Llbrar Clu Stranger sn the Nnght Usherette Swim 2 biki- vr ,J Nt 4? KAREN KORSUND A 2 3 4 Banquet Wantress And Never Been Klssed Usher elle Homecoming Prrncess 2 Daisy ann FHA Hslorlan 2 CSF 4 brary Club 2 Songleader 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Stranger nn the Night Make up Tennis Team 4 LOUIE LASSA Sranber the Nl I Props Track 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 Varslty Club 4 Fowler KATHY KOSVIC G A 7 3 Red Cross 2 And Never Been Klssed tlckels Daisy Cham CSF 4 Llfe Member Lxbra ob 2 ass reas Class Pres 4 CHARLES LAMOTHE These are several of the senlors who are con trlbutung to the school splrlt Partlclpatlng In the serpentine for the San Jacinto game are Mlke Allen Alan Mclnnls Ray Scaramella Karen Korsund and Leandro Sllvas surrounding Coach CORA JONES Cross 2 FHA ELEANORA JENSEN G A 2 DrlllTe1m 'P 3 Drama Cob c 3 Vac Pre 4 Malorett And Never Been Klssed Usher elle Tlckets Library Club Publuclty s Annu Stranger nn the Nnght Marcella Bender if X Q: l if 7 strate I Q HOWARD LUM ALAN MCINNES Ke Club 3 Vnce Pres 4 Banquet Walter 2 Baseball 4 J V Baseball p es R 2 And Never Been Klssed Tnckets 3 I SALLY MCMULLIN A2 3 4 FHA2 CSF2 Trea 4 Llfe Member Daisy Chaln And Never Been Knssed Programs 3 Cheerleader 4 Stranger rn the Nnght Usher 4 Banquet Wautress CAROL MCCAGHREN etry Club 2 3 CS 2 Da Chaun Spanish Club 3 Sue Regur and Jerry Riley calmly UD discuss the proper way to dance while Jlm Fowler and Dorothy Collier demon X ktzx 3 C-'Q.f,, g X CAROL MCGREW 2 3 r am And Never Been Knssed Usher 3 T nnls Club 3 FHA 2 3 Historia 4 Stranger In the Night Usher 4 BRUCE MCNULTY Kev Club 2 Sec 3 Pres 4 Banquet Walter 2 And Never Been Kissed Douglas Schafer 3 Boys League R p 3 Tennis 2 Rep 4 Stranger IH the Night Props 4 Senior Break fast Walter 2 Qs M 55 M 71' 1' 4,-:cry 61 r JON MCWANE ROBERTA MARTIN JOHANNA MENGEL GAA 2, 3, Sec. 4, Banquet Waitress 2: And Never Been Kissed, Cos- tume. make-up: Annual Staff 2, Edi- 4: i y ain : . J CSF 2, 3, 4, Life Member: Class Rep, 2: Girl's League Rep. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4. Classmates crowd the dance floor at a dance sponsored by the seniors after one of the home games. GA 2, 3, 45 News Staff 4g FHA 2, 3, Treas. 4: Stranger in the Night, Costumes. BARBARA MAUPIN GAA 2, And Never Been Kissed, Gertrude Mason: Library Club 22 Stranger in the Night. Mable Crane. GIL MATHEW Club 2, 3: Varsity Club 2. 3, 1 And Never Been Kissed. Charlie McCulIy 31 Soph. Sponsmanship Award, ASB President 4, Vice Pres. 3g Football 43 Basketball 2, 3: CSF 4. GEORGE MONTGOMERY Transferred from Yuma, Ariz.: Foot- b 4. 1, .. QUL 47 39 .s-fwfr Aff - V -vw GA 4:2 CAROLE MICHELSEN A 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 43 And Never Been Kissed, Usherettei V Stranger in the Night, Tick- ets. TOM NIORLAN JANA MOSGAR GAA 43 FHA Historian 4: CSF 3, 4: FTA Sec. 43 And Never Been Kissed, Usherette: Jour- nalism Club 3: Stranger in the Night, Tickets. EAR L OWE N 1' Transferred 4 CHARLES MILLER f N Band 2 3 FFA 4 vafgliy ci b -NX fd I 3 4 Football Q Track 3 Ba e X -i'- UP Gown b 4 MARLA MURDOCK D ill am 2 3 4 Stran er in the Night Usherette comfy' 'fa93'dVJ l JIM OLDHAM LINDA O DELL 2 4 Drill Team 4 F 2 Homecoming Queen 4 'J' gud? '?'2f if LINDA PETERSON GAA 2 3 Red Cross 2 CSF 3 4 Llbrary Club 2 And Never Been Klssed Student Dlrector Annual Staff 2 Daisy Cham m Stranger ln the Nlght Usher ette Song Leader 3 4 Home cornmg Prlncess 3 1' KEN PETERSON V rslty Club 4 Band 2 A 2 Sec 3 Baseball Manager 3 WALLY PROCTOR Transferred from Mlrhlgan 4 Trark A JERRY RILEY Key Club 2 Varslty Club 2 3 ass res 3 Bo s League Rep 2 3 Stranger the Nlght Props Football Q4 4 Baseball 2 3 4 K MARIE PENA Llbrary Club 2 Stranger the Nlght Usherette sAJ'N CAROLYN ROSANBALM I Team 2 3 And Never Been Klssed Makeup Cos fumes FHA 2 Stranger ln the Nlght Costumes Pro grams Publlclty JAMES REYNOLDS FFA 2 3 Reporter 4 f' at SUE REGUR j GAA 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 Ban x quet Waitress 2 And Never Been Kissed Makeup Dalsy Chain FHA 2 Sec 3 CSF 2 3 4 Lrfe Member Class Sec 2 Glrls League Treas 3 Rep 4 Class Rep 3 Comm of Ac tIVItIES 4 Tennis Manager 3 4 5 5, 'wx' U , : : . sg A 4: ' ' A ' . ' .5 ' 'tr I n I R , KX la - ' I 5 3 FF. , , ' 5 ,I N X X ' I e 3rN C I f I X - I I 43 Cl, P151 5 'yj' 3: 41 aassle-:ball 4g Track if I f 4! A Dril H Z, : ' 4 NI 'l 'aWI m 1'3 rm..- '5-ht: JACK RITE RAY SCARAMELLA rw mall 5 Trac GAIL SERENCES In C Drama Club A FHA QfV3I7gLV s wt Ushmotte fi' urx 'Q-g FLOYD SAWYER JON SEVERNS CAROL SIVERTSEN otball 2 e- a 3 Tra Club 3 A A 3 And Never skItb1Il V otb ll Bun Kfssed Costumes Makeup LARRY SCRIBNER Cl 1b Treas 3 4 Projectlonlst Cub 2 Amd Never Been Klssed Props Banqurt Wants r 2 Class Rep Ootball 2 JIM SLATON Key Club C aplam 2 3 4 Banquet Walter 2 Class Pres 2 4 Stranger rw the Nl Grant Terry Track ermls 4 nu1ISaff3 A Dausy Ch Class L Comm of Records AL SMITH BYRON SLY rslty Club 3 Pr And N ver Been Klssed Props FFA 2 ran Props otball 9 3 4 Base I' ,Q wi 'Ai' , fr, r 1 If is 3 . ' -X ' 'bl C. Sag N' I 5 gf ,,2.:'r JI- ' ,- I -11' .' --' ' ' I f , I 7 fr ' .md , 'I KA, -IA! I I 7,1171 ,fx lf..- .ff lla. 'V A 3 -I. ,ls ,' li , -'I li IM Mlmgrgl Club 4 Fu .. 3L Bas.b II 2, 3 ck Key -1iVarslty Cltb P 3, -1, FH L. 3, CSF 3, -13 P. Ba r . P, 3: arsuty Club 3. 4, Fo 2 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3 4 -H . An . 3, 3 Rip 2. 3. 'Stranger In the Nlghtf' Costumes F.Ot f 2 3 k -1 H cb lub 3, i Key I . , 3 ' I. Ovary Club -li X I In the I . - .gl r .. . i : . 1 3 1 . 3, F . . 3,113 Baseball 2, 3, 4. h , 3 I vghtf' . I V Z 2 3, -1: T . L 1 4 4 5 I , Va V es 4, e 3 2 St 'er In the N- b .3 Fo 2, . 3 ball 2. If J Q -v if DOLLIE SMITH Dnll Team DICK VARGAS Key Club 4 Football 2 Track REGINA SULLIVAN KAREN VAHSHOLTZ Spanlsh Club 3 4 Journahsm Club 2 3 Daisy Cham And Never Been Krssed Programs FTA 2 Sec 3 es 4 CSF 2 3 4 Stranger In the Night Chalrman '-2' 4. MAYA TIDESTROM KENT THACKER Exchange Student from Sweden FF 2 3 RONNIE VAUGH BILL STOVALL FRANK VILLA JOHN TYLER GAA 3 4 And Never Been Kissed Football 2 e Club 3 V rslty Club 3 Programs Usherette Stranger In Strange' In the Nlghf J L R the Night Tlckets ledge TVHCK 2 3 4 'id' i wo'N1 qi i - 'X is X - 3 ' ' fi s LINDA WHISLER Journallsm Club 3 Drxll Team 3 And Never Been Knssed Props Chanrman Costumes RALPH WlLLlAMS MARLYN WEBBER DONALD WELCH ranger the Nu Velda Sclence Club Sec 2 Baseball Bas Stevens 4 ketball wh .vw 4 ,fx 5 'Q' 5-ui -w-I DONNA WHALEY GAA 2 3 4 French Club 3 Pres 4 Journalism Club 3 And Never Been Kussed Props makeuo Annual 4 CSF 2 3 4 Llfe Membershlp Par llamentaruan 4 Stranger In he Night Props makeup Prompter RICHARD WESSMAN rslty Club 3 FOOlball 4 i CAMILLE WEYLER GAA 2. Treas, 3, Pres. 4: Banquet Wantress: And Never Been Kissed. makeup: Daisy Cham: FHA 2: GirI's League Sec. 2. 33 Tennus 2. 3, 4. Time passed too quickly for the Sensors as they enjoyed a Senior class dance 5, 5 W A- v f Y I QQ, V L A V 1 . I E ' K: I ': r i St ln ghtf' ' . : 3 - Va . 4: Track 2. 3. 4: it . K ' '- F Y n 3 ' w, ,. nfl 40 x I lla Q, L S if 0 'JL CC' ffglr J M EN ' ' -1 JI X' fi if Vs. -pb, 7... S all W4 nu' Cf' .fix en for 64414 f i ed L' Most lskely to Succeed Fnendluness Sharon Baumelster and Gul Mathew Margaret Carrasco and Pat Gallagher Personalzty Neatness Alan Mclnnes and Carole Mlchelsen Jlm Slaton and Karen Korsund F Nga, tb-Qc' Q' Sports Brams Jerry Riley and Camnlle Weyler Johanna Mengel and Tom Jones l l Y V .x Y 1 f f f QL 4 f , f N v f ., A . l . X '4 ' . 221 Y- , Q X7 s ' - A uv?Q'.Jgf - , . 21-- K 4 , X i . Y ani ' Johanna Mengel Dorothy Collier Valedictorian Salutatorian Congratulations to the members of the upper five per cent of the class. It is a pleasure to be able to include this page in the Tahquitz. Since students are informed of scholastic hon- ors late in Nlay it was necessary that members of the annual staff did not work on this page. Except for the valedictorian and the salutatorian the students are listed alphabetically. Sally McMuIlin Karen Vahsholtz e6UfLI'l'l0lfli The Hemet Bulldog meets the Beaumont Cougar in intel- lectual activities as well as traditional athletic events. The first students of Beaumont High School studied in tents prior to the building of their new school in 1911. ln 1927 the present main building was built and today, the students of Beaumont Union High School CCougarsJ are looking forward to the completion of a new high school. Lucky Cougars! The year of 1960 marks the fiftieth senior class to graduate from Beaumont Union High School just as it marks the fiftieth anniversary year of the incorporated township of Hemet. With our common interests and goals as neighboring high schools, the Bulldogs and Cougars have an opportunity to build better and lasting relations in our League of Friend- ship. W' Af 41 f N J ,Af X ,. 27? AF J? 'leigh 1 134. 4' Q A rf 332 '-': Ilfbn Av. Cfam -'iv f . 1 19N . -H'1 .:. .. Xxx. f . -s -... .J fl' .---'.',f......... 2,-1: . L . g, ' U1 S 1 .1 M 1 ..- Anna Alvarez Pam Anderson Bob Currie Representative Margie Long Representative Karen Priest Representative Mike Needham President Cathy Lee Vice-President Julie Gonzales Secretary Tessa Peterson Treasurer uniom Shirley Avakian Dennis Babcock 8' Pat BOSS t' i P George Boswell lf , Tam Bramwell ' 1 -1 -5 . .. ' if-SUT Gary Brown Bob Bancroft Warren Barrier Susan Beall Beverly Brown P .A 6 R-z id l I tk kv ga' 3'.,k Karin Bryant Richard Cary Nancy Bean Ronnie Bean Louise Benthin Wanda Boeck George Cervantes Jim Christensen Connie Clothier Kathy Cole Nancy Collom Sharon Coulter -4619 Mx Doloris Cronin Marina Cross Y , Bob Cruz dance called l'Vertigo on October aft, Hemet-Banning football game. Doug Dement Dennis Densmore With the Junior-Senior Prom as their goal, the Class of 61 has worked hard this year to present the Seniors with the best Prom ever to be held at Hemet High. Money making activities included con- cessions at the Varsity football and basketball games, dances, the Junior Class Play, and selling gold chrysanthemums at the Homecoming game. Other activities included Class Spirit Day, build- ing the bonfire for the San Jacinto Rally, the Junior- Senior Football Game and the Tug-of-War. if Q . as ' i Jack Dickens SP7 - xgff M 5 Linda Doughty '5' L Mary Dunton Margo Dutton , sc -Q, .,. W Richard Flick Johnnie Futrell V. -AQ QW QQ Ex H -I 255' Bonnie Franke Sandi Galli Gail Gibson I ,,,, If 4 E Marie Engledow Sharon Evans Fred Faulkner X -x ' X Jim Gill John Gilliland ' . Daryl Gloede - g Mike Gowdy g , 32 f i , l John Fisher , N V Mike Fisher .F wx fm Qui wr' -la 47 fag P Jean Golliher Bob Graton . W gnu Charles Hood I L, fsfw J Ann Horning ' Kent Horning f f V Mary Householder 4, 5 ,A i was 1 IEA , L1 Elma Gray Cheryl Griffin Cossey . - Christine Howard Sherwood Hubbs Gail Hussar f Y . Carol Grider Bonnie Hallett Doug Hansen 5.41 'C. ' l-L I Qw- f , ,... ,,4,g,. f .f ' . s I Larry Harford - Q' A f Dahl Harris I J ' Jody Hellam I - ' Marjorie Heman R. J Ax. . I ' fx, H , NN V1 Carol Henderson Bob Hendrixson Louis Higgins Laurence Jones Marilyn Jones Shirley Jones Ronnie Hodges Darlene Hoffman . Glen Holmes ig? Mg Ken Holmes Ken Jose Milica Knezevich Karen Knispel Dale Husted Norma Hyer Rodney Jackson Joyce Johnson ,L iv, -I'-v 4 .,.,, i .JW n -rt. 1 J 9 i LLAL . ,iff Te - f59?1?f? lk Y vw I I ' 1. Susie Johnston ir fl '?'....f-if' Llir H A .,rV K5 nr Pats Lambert Paul Laramee Ken Leach Jeannette Loncar Penny McCagh ren David McGrath Bonnie Munson Pam Nelson Lynda Nichols Eleanor Merrick 9 ,., Y. vw-, Judy Moore r Don Morlan swf s 'I Q uw A A,,, , , y Q. Fred Moya Gay Muncie W 5 i , if iw.. if NM. ll if 5 ' 'ar 9 fiJQ1':a4 I ' - Fred Parker G V. 'i'i 'ii 'L Una Parker , Mike Parkhurst '- l A K 'A J Lee Patscheck P ' Gary Pemberton If -ON La. Jim Merrick Jerry Milholland Ann Miller Gari Dee Moe Elsie Pena Dwight Peterson Harry Pickering Qi-v ii' 4' 50 in if ? Q -fs O ' i 11 ' ,WD , , , l 5 X K . Roland Schlef Q0 ,f 4 Betty Scranton '47 -' ,-5, Larry Sc hwacofer . 'Q A Q 71 bu Kathy Shaffer J ' fl Ja net Priest Ivy Proctor Q guy' 1 i Shirley Rushing David Sanders Louise Suchy Glennys Sullivan Tom Sanders Harold Schlef Ronnie Stewart Harry Sturdivant , ,q gi L Dennis snmri ,Z Ron Siler P fr N ' 4 l I Bill Skinner Terry Pugsley Delbert Rebai Ann Robinson 1 Nancy Rodda V Larry Roscoe Jim Richardson Doug Riesland . ' ' . Paul Romaniak Barbara Rondeau Melody Rondeau 'V t-1 'IV I 'wgefvx Q . Bob Smith Gary Spranger Bonnie Stewart T I sys 'QQ 1' fc: iv 1 f:-is X.- John Tapia Ann Taylor Ronnie Weidemeyer Maja Tidestrom Dick Tilley David Wendelken Pete Werner Bob Troelstrup D Q25 Linda Trollinger V 1. Dennis Trytten , Wa . , .Va-E 1 ' . X Q A San Jacinto football player was burned in effigy at the annual snake dance, rally and bon- fire on October 22. The Juniors, whose job it was to gather the wood, were proud of having built one of the biggest bonfires in several years. CAMERA SHY Carol Crippen Art Cluff Art Cruz Karen Makos Karen Martin Keith Martin Kathie Siezkowski 1 Shirley Williams Sue Williams Beverly Willis Barbara Witten Ted Westreicher Clifford Wheaton Daniel Williams .A Q 'sk John Wood Karen Woolsey Linda Worthy Carol Tyler Bett Urschel Y Bill Venegas T, '94 --1 ii . ,A G Diane Wutzler Beverly Young Joanne Vineyard Ted Vosti Linda Waln Ginger Waugh Jackie Zamalloa Ron Youngblood if-Zvj I Y 9 gif! lx Q' Mary Andrade George Bean ixfki Mike Collier Representative Grace Johnson Representative Paula Thacker Representative Larry Spaulding President Karen Ellefson Vice-President Carol Egger Secretary Kathy Lea Treasurer John Abramson Robert Allert T-,hay Edward Amschell Arthur Bullock Doug Burch This year's active Sophomore class has worked hard to fulfill their obligations. Painting the H was one of their most important duties and they actually got some paint on the UH. Ordering their rings was also an important activity. To prepare for their Junior year, the class sold concessions at the Jr. Varsity football games, sponsored dances, and held pickle sales. 0l'l'l 0108.5 ii I ff' Susan Bean Ronnie Bean Beverly Burrell Archie Boeck Mark Boen Phylita Borders Charlotte Boswell Bernice Bjur Francis Boe Gary Brabeck 'kv ' David Brown Dick Brown Nancy Breazeale Kent Brubaker Diane Boyer Richard Boyer u nT.1' 52 :Ci -.li' Sophomores, Dave Brown, Charlotte Boswell, Don Miller, and Carole Martin dress as beatniks for Class Spirit Day. CAMERA SHY Mike Hunter Wade Sewell Sharon Slemmer Larry Slaton Elmer Early George Herron John Lacroix Kenneth Martin Judee Tyson QE, X A ,4 X Mike Egger X 'W 'C7' John Bozer Joan Burton Kenny Carr ,,s. Larry Casperson ' v it-as T-tf' . fig -'I ' wx ,X J + fiie M X V f i A Gloria Cates Jackie Chappell Joan Christopher Pam Clevenger Jay Clogston John Clogston I - Carolyn Earl Glenn Earnest Laura Eberhart Raymond Engle Esther Davis Kent Deines Gary Devinna Harve Detwiler Carol Danner Evelyn Dargatz Lois Davidson ft ie!- ,J fi, Ft! J. Rick Collins Bill Corwin ' Allen Digby Peggy Dotson - David Dunham . Clarence Dupuy Raymond Coutu Adelaide Dameron an .A.L -sa Q? it 'u 1 ' u V Au E: 81-- Nw I ui 4--U 'Sv W Y 'sw-v xl D -1 wi TMG1 David Grohs Keith Groves Ken Hallett Cheryl Hagan Y Q v i Lenore Harkins D. A. Hartley Carol Harper ,4 I Pat Fisher Lorraine Fisk Allan Flock ' 5 . ZQQIQQ1.. i? 5 .wo- N...f X'2'3 wt Y NA, f .. My , l'fN. 't. i'i Pat Gelzer Doris Gibbs Pam Gibson Gary Horning Rosalie Howard Mike Hunter Gordon Hurst S Pat Foster Pearl Fox Bill Franke Anna Gay Eddie Hobbs Penny Hopkins Donna Horn vga 4, '73 it- 1 .'I A 'V fn: 'Y un-v' D ex I X if Y Craig McCaghren Hasten McCall G v Dianne Hussar qw J Ruth Husted Carol Jenson Margaret Jenson X X A Alma McGaugh Carol McMorran -1 Sf , Gerald Jones - Leon Jones Michele Jones Nanci McMullin Larry Maddox Larry Mallory Vivian Jones Q7-' Charles Johnson ' Karen Koepke , 4' , . ,,A qw- .L 4 .--4311.1 - Mike Malony Carole Martin George Marquez Shirley Massengale Charles Kretsinger Theresa Landry fx Jean Lassa 9 'K- Denis Laurence . L Teresa Mengel Charlotte Merrick Rickey Sue Merrick K Gary Law Cheryl Lindner Eddie Lindsey D ' 'L' A Susan Meyer Ben Miller Susie Longwill Pat Lovett Augustine Lopez John Louderback . Don Miller Lynda Miller ' N f X 'Q 7' X Q , fl . 'Ni 3 X fin' sk - i ' A of - Q Y ' X if , xx aj' ,M L 1 lx 1 5 Q-pa - i T QA, f' wa 'H7 K A- 1' 5 X Q. Lv-.7 -Q vvssf. X ' 7 iw- W-Y, 5 s Ye ,AWN if-v ' x Ns-4 Lf 55 Q-4 'cf' l 4 X N T 1-f bk Y Martha Miller Wayne Minor - .. lx ig ' Winston Plantenga vt sy Dennis Polsfut Yjgrr , James Pomeroy A V l , . Nancy Priest 1 , V, tp .-,A A Q-ni. 'lf' Bill Moore ' Tom Moore 1' . 1: -. 9 I , 't J 'V Roger Priest Q ' Dennis Rahn 4 ,H V Tom Ramsey Q 55? , M , In , 1 Kenny Morgan 'J ' Ray Moya 4 - Ann Murdock if T 5 , Z Nancy Randall we X Shirley Rebai John Nelson Dennis Nord Roy Northcutt N . 1 W John Norton 'in ' Xi E' W , Steve Regur , K X Terry Reid ' X , x-K X K Kenny Otta Linda Pairsh - Gary Parker -if J Claudia Reynolds f David Rice ' 'C 56 ...D ...hx X V AA.. J X ' T11 Linda Jo Payne Beverly Peck Janette Peterson Ralph Philippi Linda Romanlak Carlos Roseney Linda Sarver David Schmoyer Alvin Richardson Carol Riley Alice Robbins - 4 .- wa QR 1 if X, x V 'xo 1 ,, , , ,KW J , me kv V -b. 'U '? V I u T , HRH K 5- L h -if Pat Sharp William Sisco X akin ,km Earl Skinner ' lldlr Nu A-LX. 1 Z i ' V 4 ,..f-v q-fs Vicki Jo Sly Calvin Smith Iva Westreicher Mike Wiley Tim Wilkerson Kay Williams 145 Mike Smith Dale Stevenson T? Q, Diane Sturdivant Larry Stockton Jimmy Talley IU? .lik .X , sv 'T' ef Q f Q ' o 1 Y 7 Q . A' t xx X X 15 N llii Brenda Sunderland Darold Swallow M Daniel Turner James Turner Gene Schneider Lorraine Sexton Linda Sharp Bobette Serences la ? x Judy Waller David Walter Eileen Walthall W , M T7 Marie Williams Gloria Wilson John Wood Bill Taylor Joan Wahl Cathy Vahsholtz V ...r x f 1-A .N . Xl ' Y- . xxlxkx 'Y 0 J J J ,J N Z 4 ,...' - gr... --...1 ! 'V 4-7 Barbara Wooley James Wyatt Jo Dee Thompson Helen Tudyk Barbara Thompson Harold Young Ricky Young Q...-nf Q-. , 3 'lf -Q' .1 '- v ,I -, V 10 at 57 vu-., ,r i' ,.' -v, QV! YS af we ,-1' f ' a I' n ol ' I 'lr uxris- N X 4? M A - ' W r 'off 5 MT 'ft -fx A SN N .Lg ,, Q Judy Adams 1-s Peter Amschell in-I I Steve Anderson H? qv? XJ X M. .1 'Y ...Q Cathy Bennett Representative Kent Cozad Representative Gail Haiber Representative Meradene Brown Laurie Bruce Kent Busher Tom Cadenhead Michael Andrews Evelyn Arnsmeyer 'V 1 Terry Arnold Terry Ashley Linda Barnett John Cole President Corynne Gray Vice-President Dianna Graham Secretary Betsy Lee Treasurer E X Claudia Bradford I -' Kent Branscom Anna Broadbent Martha Brown S an 1 Q' C, Q. I ' 4 v I , . Q ,u up K A '. ax K w ZPQJ fflelfl C T : -W N... il -1 '- Harry Carlson Pat Carpenter Mary Carrasco R J X , . 58 it John Chacopolus Sherry Chirrick Jackie Bassett Gehrand Bechard Bobby Betz Sharon Bischof me Y s x ...xi xl .: 'w -it s . sv '5 I Y vix u ff -.af 1 'S an 3 Paul Denham Lyle Detwiler Fred Dickey Janet Dollar f Q! an-ff Ronald Chittenden Kathy Christenson Jinger 'G vb .31 ' .. ' David Clary Bonnie Clasby 5? ? Q-V . . Richard Domenigoni Dye Mike Earnest Doris Coe K ,, ix 1 John Egbert Lynda Elmore Colleen Cooper Linda Councilman Claudia Covert 8 . 'L' 1 '!'X'? ' Y -1- S-1 2 'ii 4-55 48 -.4 1 l I 'I 'TN ' PX i' K 'K f Charlene Epting Susan Fernandez H J g by Gerald Figueroa E 555 Gary Fleener -' ff Lois Foyil W . tg 'Q Donna Crane Mike Cruz Robert Daniel be A ' David Davidson Ray Deichsel Connie Gates 2. Morry Garcia -.f X . Van Garner Q0 x Charlotte Gelzer A -0 F 'D fl v n 1, we Y Q- 'O nh ' X 59 Q, 'Nui Pat Gessner Jim Mike Heckerman Helton Betty Heman Marjorie Hendrixson 5 X x Y il l , emi i. Y 4 X t '7 is 5 Ln' 60 my -Nz 5 Y Q-.v N.. 1 X l . ,x -. qqns- 5 K. X Wesley Harper Kenneth Gibbs Darlene Gibson A Richard Hodges Norman Homans Virginia Horine Linda Gould Janet Gregory I lb 'Z Whit Howard Robert Howell Richard Hagan Dean Gill Dexter Gill T , Jeanette Glasser sbfil ., xx 1- ' K kr svr ' ra it V ,As 1 ssl L' 1'-v X' X X John Hannah Mike Hardy Billy Haines Carole Halverson Art Hamilton lain Hamilton Karen Jennings Shirley Jones Helen Jose Pat Kelley Beverly Jackson Susan Jackson C, L. Jarusek David Howerton Donnie Hyer . . A 1 ' ...f - , V Wh-fag, 5 HI? in 'CI'- FX Q QQ-cv i 'if- K 4-., fty, X 'Q' J f Q JA WW Q g1 ' W' ' 4 Martin Kosar George Kretsinger Herbert Knight Christine Koenig Jackie Korsund Robert McAllister Larry McCraig Peggy McDowell Mathew McWane Leanne McKelvey Kathleen McKinney Doug McKnight Darlene Kutch Frances Lake John Madison Jim Mang Rosalie Marks Shirley Lampman Lois Lay Kay Leek ri, l'l '5 - . 2 i 1 li . S J i I Laurie King-Smith Everett Kingston Judy Knapp Draza Knezevich Martha Lovell Gail Maas pat Loncar 14 'sus K V M V we YI7 in f.x v SP T'-'T -'sd v-Q Xxx' Y w--1 x 'Q L XYx K Betty Maupin Terry Mantsch LV Q ,f Marilynn Lemley James Linam Robert Lindquist Anna Linehan Kenny Martin mt. X L we Jane Miller Penny Miller gl! ,,-..Z +s. ..-. -T-7 .fx 1.1 Lee Reinhartsen Martha Regan 'H1' Robert Simpach Paula Skinner Charlotte Smith Kenny Smith Bobby Walter Vw! if fi7'7q,... John Walters V Edith Waugh it 4 l ' g X t 25' X Kenny Smith -2: 1 . , Richard Smith . Q S ' f 5 Charles Stewart X , t t , - - Q WN SA Peggy Werner 'fig' ' Dudley Westlake 5 John Whaley V. as 4. W ghornas Stockton V X , zzz 4 g gg g aye troud Wm W Q 'N CAMERA SHY Steven Strutton Geraldine Clark Stephen Lowe Anna Tevnan Patsy Parks Ronald McGuire Steven Short Tom Britton David Dunn Sandra Lee Bean Franco Mastroianni Neal Dye Jim Tilley Mike Triola if 7 f W 6. Mi L., ,t Z N - David Williams Dale Williamson J . .., Elizabeth Wilson 5, ' Robert Wilson -...-I ' 'vii ' K A 1 95 X Leon Woodrow ' Eddy Woody Mary Wutzler Terry Trytten James Tucker Cheryl Von Driska Floyd Youngblood Margie Zamalloa Alfred Valencia Bruce Wallis Cheryl Walthall Carol Watson i Sr' ', !7 I , J r N v - i L Donnie Ziegler INV! 1 4-o is i L. Q xg ' V Eff-,f N . -f 63 'N C'aAvlfQZZfw,z,tuM, Commlssloner of Records Vlce President Commlssnoner of ACtIVltI6S Commlssloner of Finance ful I? .Z x 1 'Q GZ! Wcahwv 'Qdim Commussloner of Publlclty President cvweaeldif Parlsamentarlan LQWU Commlssfoner of Pep Commissioner of Athletscs jdadjdgafai S'-so B 1 Z! 74ClfMd .1 Sr Class Pres Sr Class Rep Jr Class Pres me af JJ' Jr Class Rep iQ if CJ! J l xNQwt,:54 YW I M I t Sr Class Rep Sr Class Rep Jr Class Rep J' Class Rep Advisor Soph Class Pres Under the leadershlp of Gul Mathew the Presldent the Stu dent Councll worked for the betterment of the school through the numerous actlvltles and projects It sponsored throughout the year Annual actrvltles Included sponsorship of Homecoming week cllmaxed by the game and dance varrous pep assemblies sprung electrons and an all sports nlght The Council set up a dally flag ceremony revised the ASB Constltutlon and helped purchase glass backboards for the gymnasium Much study and dlscussron was given to the purchase of equipment to furmsh the new concession stand for the football field The never endang patience and guidance of Mr Howerton the advlsor has played a great part un makang the Student Councll the tune organlzatlon that It IS today The Council should be commended for the fine job lt has done thus year as the leadershnp group of the Student Body If D sffzfifzna 0 Uzajcf Gurls League Pres 's 41411 x. 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Q 1' 'V ' ' 1,7 , r ,JA . 66 I I l .!4CflUlfl8:5 V Could it be our musically inclined mascots are learning to rock and roll? And on a Tahquitz page tool' This Elsinore Tiger represents a high school founded in 1891 with one principal teacher and an annual budget of 35600 ln 1893 the enrollment fell to ten An average daily attend ance of ten was required by the state for the continuance of the school To protect the loss of their school these ten stu dents banded together under the inspiring name of the l mortal Ten and were present every day rain or shine The Elsinore Tigers of today some 370 strong are saluted school colors the Tigers of Elsinore are always welcomed by the Hemet Bulldogs in activities ranging from athletic events to council meetings K 5U'l0l Q IDX'- :gis- n- I' . my c,. - Bs Q L Q -5 i - XX - . . . A Y ' ,A mi on the activities division page., With red and white as their f fi' f X L I X s Q nfl :- I Q ' 4 'D 36 ggfmma E93 'oflcewdd -3, Mm, WV t w 69 'S S I sr-P V H 1 Ja. .'w 7 Q P. Q 1 ? 9 Xfm Oo K. X-f-f -.., i ff? i 'K 1 25x -,-f IAA emfef lc Q Left to Right: Betty Geistlinger, Eleanora Jensen, Mary Householder, Melody Rondeau, Janis Bramblett, and Linda O'Dell. Selected from the six charming candidates Cabovej and the three finalists Cbelowj was Miss Hemet. lovely Mary Householder, Mary was Hernet's representative at the Queen Sheher- azade contest at the National Date Festival in lndio. MARY HOUSEHOLDER Eleanora Jensen was chosen to represent Hemet at the M55 Hemet San Bernardino County Orange Show. FINALISTS-Left to Right: Mary Householder, Janis Bramblett, Eleanora Jensen. Left to Right: Linda O'Dell, Mary Householder, JaniS Bfambleff Melody Rondeau, Betty Geistlinger, and Eleanora Jensen. ffl, Tfeer Betty Qcranton Pep is the right word to describe our song and cheer lead- ers of 1959-1960. These seven girls showed never ending en- thusiasm throughout the year in carrying out their jobs. lf spirit was low, it certainly didn't stay there long. because our pep leaders just didn't let it! We say thank-you to our song and cheer leaders for the wonderful job they have done. lt was the greatest. QP :CT HV Margaret Carrasco N51 vs OQY fi Linda Peterson Charlene Faulkner Karen Korsund Milica Knezevich ff!! X ,-at 1 'Ka Nancy Carnes EI MAJORETTES eanora Jensen and Karen Clary X.,-N NIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Izer Anna Llnehan k Bassett JU Charlotte Ge McKelvey and Jac Leanne y' I if P9 ,gl HSS' , 1.997- f'X Qi., ' Ji' 11 U 9 ' W.. . 5 FK fin... 'x . 'B Q wa . -fx 7 A lffilfgfffi x - Mr, -We -.N -'Q :.- X m ,L . 4 In . 'Z a 'Xx Hua xi-'55 ist 559 'EA u . ,. . i 5 4 I 5 -iwwf' 3..x J 5 .ug ,V ,ivd he in we .,f ku, 1 A-Q a.,.A.fY Q 2 'J vni-'W' ?, A X The activities staff, Carol Sivertsen and Dorothy Collier, don't look very active at the moment. do they? 76 I'lI'Lll6l Sandra Everett and Eleanora Jensen, ads staff, are diligently at work sell- ing ads to help finance the 1960 Tahquitz. Editor Johanna Mengel counts the days until the final deadline as Helen Ashley, faculty section, looks on. Diane Haberkorn and Donna Whaley, Senior section, are pondering over a lay out for their pages. Carol Bozer and Pauline Hood, art staff seem amused as they look at the cartoons they have drawn. This, explains Mr, Howerton, an- nual advisor, to Larry Spaulding, head of the sports section, is a football. f ff! 3- 0 JJ .1 3' Caught in the act is Bobby Bancroft, the school pho- tographer for the annual. Judy Moore, head of the classes and clubs sections, and Melody Rondeau, clubs and activities, smile with approval as their final pages near completion. 77 QLUJIJCLIJQI' f v'-ww... Wu. Left . Right, Reporters--Gerald Merrell, Karen Vah sholtz, and Pat Sharp. Left to Right, Sports Editor-John Fraser, and Reporters-- Judy Warner and Sally Webb. t Editor Rose Nordmarken Left to Right, Reportersfmm Pomeroy, Parn Anderson, and Linda Whisler. 78 Left to Right, Advisor-Mr. Norman Perluss, Reporters- Margaret Carrasco, and Roberta Martin, Assistant Editor-- D, A. Hartley. enior aria ,gferg Sylvia Lee ,.... Mable Crane. . . Grant Terry. . . J. T. Rutledge. . Velda Stevens. . Left to Right: Barbara Maupin, Jim Slaton, Janis Bramblett, Marlyn Web- ber, John Boyd, Charlene Faulkner, Eleonora Jensen, Tom Jones, and Geraldine Fairchild. STRANGER IN THE NIGHT by Paul S. McCoy CAST . ...... ..... G erry Fairchild Barbara Maupin . . . . . .Jim Slaton . ........ John Tyler Carolyn Rosanbalm Clifford Newkirk .... ..... Nona Pollard. . . Eddie Beach. . . Rose Beach. . . Sam Fisk ...... Marcella Bender Sandra King. .. .Marlyn Webber . . . .Tom Jones Janis Bramblett . . .Steve Dollar Charlene Faulkner . . ...... . .John Boyd .Eleanor Jensen . Evelyn Barnett Left to Right, BACK ROW: John Tyler, Janis Bramblett, Marlyn Webber, John Boyd, and Eleonora Jensen. FRONT ROW: Barbara Maupin, Jim Slaton, and Geraldine Fairchild. I 5 li ,J .I 'T 0 Q 3 4 3 5 LQ.: -. Ps, K . Q n Who's falling for who? O'lVlEN ANIEN' by Donald Campbell Miss Brackle ..., Nluriel ..., Regina . , . Eulalia . A . Amy ..... Hortense . A . Herman .,.... Diane ......... Tony Cartwright. . Jane Stevens .... Milo Hammersmith Alfred, the dummy Helen Lestrade. . . Nlilo .,...... 'EL . i4f2i?iXf . .sp 3- H -x . is ---sg X X lx, -1. ' I, . ... 4' 'sa 'X dm t 6 v ' 5 I I r I vi , ' R .uv M. ,:,. . .VQRA .yu 9 , :P - in s ,, ,vans bt vb ,f lu. rj' rf' J I I 1 'f' :4ir. .S7fli4-'- . ' J 'F ' . 'I tw , ij'-n'gy4g'.-' .U . - , ' - '- , A , 1 q ,K , kk. Y A- - ., ,...,,- W- ' I -. r x , ., A: J. X ,,,. ' , A V ., ,,4-isqisiili-2,1-..i, f':7 .f1T - f': '?'c'!'5' GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Left to Right, ROW ONE: Carole Michelsen, Sharon Baumeister, Linda O'Dell, Sandy Councilman, Gerry Jones, Judy Busher, Gerry Fairchild, Regina Sullivan, Sue Regur, Jana Mosgar, Roberta Martin, Diane Haberkorn, Carol Bozer, Anna Coutu, Ca- mille Weyler. ROW TWO: Pat Forster, Jan Peterson, Chris Gray, Janis Bramlett, Margaret Carrasco, Sandy Everett, Jan Boen, Johanna Mengel, Dorothy Collier, Karen Bolin, Carol McGrew, Sally McMuIlin, Karen Korsund, Donna Whaley. ROW THREE: Miss Isabelle Sheller, Carol Egger, Sherry Hess, Judy Waller, Pat Lovett, Linda Goldt, Vicki Jo Sly, Anna Gay, Marina Cross, Chris Howard, Tammy Bramwell, Joyce Johnson, Ann Robinson, Sue Williams, Carol Crippen, Marilyn Jones, Judy Moore, Bon- nie Franke, Beverly Peck, Lois Ann Davidson, Marie Williams, Diane Boyer, Kathy Lea, Marsha Feole, Karen Ellefson. ROW FOUR: Susan Meyer, Mary Andrade, Phylita Borders, Martha Miller, Lorraine Fisk, Pat Sharp, Bobette Serences, Janet Priest, Anna Alvarez, Cathy Lee, Ann Taylor, Margo Dutton, Gail Gibson, Betty Scranton, Mltza Knezevich. Teresa Mengel, Karen Koepke. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Left to Right, ROW ONE: Judy Busher, Roberta Martin, Sharon Baumeister, Carole Michelson, Carol Bozer, Diane Haber- korn, Chris Gray, Jan Boen, Jana Mosgar, Carol Crippen, Sue Williams, Carol McGrew, Nancy Bean. ROW TWO: Elizabeth Wilson, Cathy Bennett, Martha Lovell, Virginia Horine, Rosalie Marks, Laurie King-Smith, Diana Graham, Pat Forster, Karen Knispel, Ann Horning, Janet Priest, Gail Serences, Karen Priest, Carol Clements, Miss Fletcher. ROW THREE: Mary Andrade, Linda Goldt, Susan Meyer, Karen Koepke, Beverly Peck, Carol Egger, Karen Ellefson, Marsha Feole, Pat Sharp, Marie Williams, Teresa Mengel, Kathy Lea, Lois Ann Davidson, Cora Jones, Lucile Cassidy, Martha Brown. 'K in 4 I I N v X 1' T fbi' 6 if ' 'Y , , v , X ' n i 3:3 ' . L ' L' i ' ' iff' .. - 6 , Q., iii I' I tn 6 l ' FIRST SEMESTER C.S.F. Left to Right, ROW ONE: Dick Elzinga, Larry Meens, Robert Hendrixson, Dahl Harris, Bob Troelstrup, Pete Werner, Jack Dickens, Alan Mclnnes, ROW TWO: Betty Urschel, Kathy Kosvic, Chris Gray, Jana Mosgar, Chris Howard, Jan Boen, Kathie Cole, Joyce Johnson, Carol Bozer. ROW THREE: Judy Busher, Maja Tidestrom, Jean Golliher, Penny McCaghren, Linda Nichols, Sully McMullin, Karen Korsund, Daryl Gloede, Sharon Evans, Johanna Mengel, Mr. Bernard Coyne. ROW FOUR: Rose Nordmarken, Una Parker, Louise Suchy, Dorothy Collier, Sharon Baumeister, Sandy Everett, Marsha Graton, Cathy Lee, Karen Vahsholtz, Sue Regur. SECOND SEMESTER C.S.F. Left to Right, ROW ONE: Bob Graton, Ricky Collins, Larry Spaulding, Mike Eger, Alan Mclnnes', Dick Hess, Dahl Harris, Larry Meens, Dick Elzinga, Robert Hendrixson, Paul Croy. ROW TWO: Pete Werner, Betty Urschel, Kathy Kosvic, Karen Priest, Sue Williams. Carol Crippen, Judy Moore, Chris Howard, Kathie Cole, Joyce Johnson, Carol Bozer, Donna Whaley, Kitsy Heavin, Arnulf Frick. ROW THREE: Bernice Bjur, Pats Lambert, Rose Nordmarken, Maja Tidestrom, Penny McCagh- ren, Linda Nichols, Sally McMullin, Karen Korsund, Louise Benthin, Sharon Evans, Johanna Mengel, Marsha Graton, Mr Bernard Coyne. ROW FOUR: Jack Dickens, Cathy Vahsholtz, Ann Murdock, Judy Waller, Dorothy Collier, Sharon Baumeister, Sandy Everett, Jan Peterson, Margie Long, Cathy Lee, Karen Vahsholtz, Phylita Borders, Sue Regur, Cathy Lea, Beverly Peck, ,I '12' , POETRY CLUB Left to Right, ROW ONE: Sharon Evans, Penny McCaghren, Rose Nordmarken, Pats Lambert. ROW TWO: Miss Mabel J. Almquist, Ginger Waugh, David Wendelken, Marsha Graton. SCIENCE AND LAPIDARY CLUBS Left to Right, ROW ONE: John Fraser, Tom Jones. ROW TWO: Mr. Glenn Steinback, Marsha Graton, Mr. Charles Reed. Q FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Left to Right, ROW ONE: Jean Golliher, Karen Vahsholtz, Carol Tyler, Mr. Royce Bell. ROW TWO: Betty Urschel, Margaret Jenson, Cathy Vahsholtz, Bernice Bjur. FRENCH CLUB Left to Right, ROW ONE: Donna Whaley, Pats Lambert, Elizabeth Wilson, Judy Waller. ROW TWO: Melody Rondeau, Dahl Harris, Ricky Col- lins, Larry Meens, Bernice Bjur. Ill ll lt' tll llli Ill Ill' , I DRAMA CLUB Left to Right, ROW ONE: Nancy Dunigan, Karin Bryant, John Boyd, Mr. Anthony Barnard. ROW TWO: Anna Alvarez, Louise Benthin, Beverly Willis, Karen Martin, Anna Coutu. ROW THREE: Roy Bryant, Eleanora Jensen, Gail Serences, Rose Nordmarken. l .iw LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right, ROW ONE: Nancy Dunigan, Elea- nora Jensen, Gail Serences, Mitza Knezevich, Pat Sharp, Gay Muncie. ROW TWO: Mrs. Virginia Davidson, Nancy Carnes, Joan Laurie, Anna Alvarez, Mary Andrade, Pat Forster, Margaret Jenson, Mrs. Nellie Adams. ROW THREE: Wally Proctor, Roy Bryant, Jim Pomeroy, Karin Bryant, Karen Clary, Cathy Vahsholtz. CHESS CLUB Left to Right, ROW ONE: Harold Schlef, John Fraser, Dick Elzinga, Bill Moore. ROW TWO: Ben Miller, Roy Bryant, Paul Croy, Arnulf Frick, Mr. Norman Perluss. ROW THREE: Arthur Bul- lock, Larry Casperson, Louie Lassa, Ralph Phil- lippi. 1 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to Right, ROW ONE: Larry Maddox, Leandro Silvas, Fred Parker, Gordon Hurst, Lyle Detwiler. ROW TWO: Harve Detwiler, Doug Riesland, Harry Pickering, Ray Deischel, John Walters, Mr. James Taylor. ROW THREE: Doug Dement, Tommy Martin, Dale Williamson, Jerry Milholland, Den- nis Babcock, Donnie Hyer. r-:X sf: 'lo ,L- GIRL'S LEAGUE CABINET Left to Right, ROW ONE: Kathie Cole, Corynne Gray, Diana Graham, Sue Regur, Carolyn Earl. ROW TWO: Margaret Carrasco, Teresa Mengel, Johanna Mengel, Mrs. Beryl Penacho. I 'X 1. SPANISH CLUB Left to Right, ROW ONE: Martha Miller, Jan Peterson, Phylita Borders, Cathy Vahsholtz, Jean Golliher, Carol Tyler, Betty Urschel, Karen Vah- sholtz. ROW TWO: Bobette Serences, Margie Hendrixson, Margaret Jenson, Mr. Robert Pal- mer, Anna Gay, Gay Muncie, D. A. Hartley. all 6lCU'li0 San Jacinto High School first opened its doors to high school students in the year 1886. Four years later, in 1890, seven students graduated from what was at that time called the San Jacinto Grammar School, the equivalent of the present high school. In 1911 students began to attend classes in the building that still houses the offices and many classrooms on the sites of the present high school. San Jacinto High School, smallest in Riverside County, is the traditional rival of the Hemet Bulldogs. This rivalry ap- proaches its peak at the annual Hemet-San Jacinto football game. The winner of this game is awarded the Victory Bell, a traveling trophy between the schools. This year the bell was won by the Hemet Bulldogs in a 32-13 victory over San Jacinto. While often in fierce competition with the Tigers we Bulldogs enjoy nothing better than a good and fair game with our fav- orite rival 1 NJ xgzorfg joofgaf A Coach Dub Fowler NXXXXXXN WNNNNXXNX 'Lx J V Coach J V Coach Bull Smlth Robert Van Voorhls Coach Norm West X.. Wlth theur morale hugh after wunnmg three out of four practice games the Hemet Bulldogs broke unto the newly formed De Anza League wlth a 32 13 vlctory over arch rlval San Jacinto The Bull dogs contlnued the season with a 28 O vuctory over Elslnore Wlth splrlts even hrgher Hemet broke up the Fallbrook Homecoming wlth a hard fought 21 14 vlctory Hemet ended the season In second place after loslng to Beaumont and wln nlng over Perrls As outstandsng members the team honored Jerry Riley and Duck Hess as Captains of the year Jon and Jnm Fowler as most valuable back Other honors were bestowed upon members of our team as Al Smlth Jon Severns and Jlm Fow ler were chosen for the D A L team which IS a team composed of the most valuable players In the De Anza League R N N l X 4 J ' N 'sq Q N N N 1 Q f H 2' rg I' so ' Severns as most valuable lineman .J r r I. , ' ' g . . . 1 , 1 ,f 5 xl . gs 2 i i Anhui, H f f F ' i z . . ff? i g, Kenny Holmes Jr., Halfback Letterman 1 Mike Needham Jr., Guard Letterman 1 Ron Beavers Manager lm 264 K J i V 4'fFd Fowler is on his way again. Jack Dickens Jr., Guard Letterman 1 larry Harford Jr., Halfback letterman 1 Leach plows on for more and more yardage against San Jac. 1- ? , Pat Fisher Manager Trytten leaves them in the dust. Trytten rounds end for another gain. Riley goes for a touch- down against San Jac. 4? 4 39 R if-ff' 'X ' L ' R' . f- Nk vagl 4? ,NQEY gif Q , ' R, 25 ' wg A ' ' 3 gn, R E 5.x 1 1k XL' AW? Q A - ,Syn . 2 'jj R. ' 'A gn C MIN SEC T0 PLAY Fur ' we TR. VISITORS ,QS Q52 HQME RR :Eg X in 'K VR ifx .2 O U novo I I D o X ,,,, -,.-.zW J, W, ll ll O O O O C O 0 u . 0 0 o ,R S O I I O 0 O O . O O O 00 OO O QQ. R 0' nun' DOWN YARDS T0 G0 if . '11 joofgaf W .es .542 ' 5 - Line: Sherwood Hubbs, Norman Homans, Billy Robinson, Draza Knezevich, Dean Gill, Bob Alle-rt, Ken Smith. Backs: Ken Morgan, Dexter Gill, Louie Ruiz, Johnny Hannah. Line: George McCleary, James Heckerman, Winston Plantenga, Bob Walter, Tommy Cadenhead, Dan Goodwin, Richard Carlson. Backs: Kent Busher, John Walters, John Whaley, Doug DeMent. Line: Gary Parker, Cal Smith, Mike Egger, Roland Schlef, Leon Woodrow, Robert Kosar, James Wyatt, Backs: Dave Brown, Ralph Reynolds, Robert Howell, Gene Schneider. :it . Ralph Revnolds gnes for a gain. , My ir. QR -196' eff- . 'N'--44, ., . Kent Busher scoots around end to gain yardage. The Bullpups were hard to stop, Gene Schneider attempts to break through the lane. At least we tried! N3 Athletucs plays an umportant part un lufe at school The Bulldog athletes have represented Hemet well durung the school year They have brought honor to themselves and to the school as they partucupated un the newly formed De Anza League The varsuty football team won second place un the DAL as the uayvees were preparung to step un next year ln basketball the varsuty placed thurd and the Bees were co champs The Cees were also thurd and the Dees went undefeated to wun the champuonshup Hemet s gurls brought home the turst DAL gurls tennus champuonshup whuch guves them theur fourth champuonshup un the last fuve years The boys tennus team pucked up another thurd spot ln the sprung sports the varsuty Bee and Cee track teams apparently have a good chance to capture the league crowns Muke Wuley and lVluke lVlaIony have set new school records un Bee shot put and Bee hugh uump respectuvely As the annual goes to press the baseball teams are un strong contentuon un the league The varsuty team us tued for furst place and has a good opportunuty to wun and go unto the CIF playoffs For the athletes who have partucupated un all sports thus page us for your sugnatures , . .... . Dick Hess Letterman 2 Guard amifg gaffefg f Coach Ted Smith Jerry Riley Bob Cruz Letterman 2 Letterman 2 Forward Center Jim Richardson Letterman 1 Forward . ' N . L,-7 N ..- Jim Fowler Letterman 1 Guard Pat Gallagher Bruce Fritzinger Manager Letterman 3 P T Forward 81 Guard Dfgggmgmttin Forward Louie Lassa Letterman 1 Forward 84 Guard I Ma rk Boen Letterman 1 Center is if Bob Daniels Center Dick Hess jumps out of a tight squeeze while Bob Cruz waits under the basket, Bob Cruz shoots and Dick Hess runs in to assist. Bob Cruz goes in for an easy 2 points Jerry Riley dribbles around the opposition and goes in for 2 lay up. 106 s 9 T t -six- 33 fair 15 ,Q f - k, , U, J-'F' 'Nz . 1 f 112K I ma AF! i-57 l 1' 54 BACK ROW, Left to Right: Steve Regur, Kenny Martin, Dale William- son, Gene Scheider. Front Row: Harve Detwiler, Ray lngle, Ralph Gon- zales, John Hannah, Mike Tibbitts. 66 77 7 -X, Manager Calvin Smith fb' CD i Q ttinfii +51 2' in Manager Richard Flick Q X ' xi A 1 i fi, . ' 'K 'ii i? Coach Bill Smith 66 77 7 BACK ROW, Left to Right: David Cleary, Terry Trytten, James Linam Ron Chittenden, Richard Priest, Jack Korsund. Front Row: John Cole Don Zeigler, Dennis Rahn, Kenny Otta, Leroy Scribner, Bruce Wallis. amifg ac '22 1 f I 0 345' ca-Q: A 31 Q 1-4 p--we 1 I f 1 ' ,yr ' 'K ' , cl , , , 4 L 1 A X, . Y i qw ' , . lair , it 55 ' 'A rj , 1 ww. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mike Helton, Dennis Nord, Mark Boen, AI Smith, Dahl Harris,Jerry Milholland. Second Row: Jim Slaf ton, Chuck Miller, Dennis Trytten, Kenny Jose, Doug Riesland. Front Row: Wayne Minor Jim Fowler, John Tyler, Bob Curie, Den- his Babcock. Coach George Gaudreault Jim Fowler 84 John Tyler keep in perfect form while going over the hurdles. if Ss 1 bv' UW-4 1' -qmm ' ' X Wayne Minor clears the bar with room to spare. 9 Mike Wiley has set new records in Shot Put this year Left to Right, BACK ROW: Dan Williams, Bill Sisco, Mike Wiley, Mike Malony, Wally Proctor, Ralph Reynolds, Gary DeVinna. Second Row: Jerry Jones, Bill More, Glenn Rosanbalm, Paul Romaniac, Allan Flock, Richard Flick. Front Row: Eddie Hobbs, Larry Roscoe, Warren Barrier, Larry Malory. DX N' S .5 5 ' 'pi ' 5 V i iqLlfffC H V ff' 'xN.,..-Us-.' ,M ig, X fr' 5 ffl!! tk.- Ln--ggq 'Y' -5m..,.... Left to Rlght BACK ROW Bob McCIary David Wlllnams Ray Ingle John Tabor Dan Hess Art Cruz Steve Anderson Second Row Gary Graham Steve Regur Dwvght Peterson Kent Brubaker John Hannah Van Garner Front Row Gene Schneider Terry Trytten Kenny Martin John Whaley JC 77 7 Sprlnters Richard Flack 81 Allan Flock make a qulck start from the blocks ' L , 1 - , l I O X. F- .' , all 1 2 mf l V :Q ,V 7.6 J -.ok ' 4' Q van, . r .4 . 9 ,... xx '- K8 - W - - 'S at , , 1 9, , ,QNN , 0 G' FP . Q 57' ' . 1 y ' ' , I f' 4 .U ' , X 4 ' - 7 6 - - K 'e Y L 2 M- -. A - 1 7 ,. 3' 1 .- - ' 9 'gg 91 , ,s - GN 'ff x:l u G, - ' 3 - I x UI I f Q. V- X I 'ig .. E v 1 r, H A as 1 u,uJt Kr . I H if seize? X ' Y S' K Q Af, J , J 3 , V ' is . I SJ Vi-'J l A 7 - 59 4- , V , K ' x S 75 A E , -ix J ' - - X' fx I if v A D N f :Ss Left Field Jim Fowler Coaclw N orni West Q. . og Zfldlnljd Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet Hemet 11 San Jacinto 10 Elsinore O Fallbrook 4 Beaumont 4 Perrns 3 San Jacinto 7 Elsinore 4 Fallbrook 3 Beaumont 7 Perris Catcher Dick Hess 'J' Q o. Second Base Jerry Riley First Base Pat Gallagher Right Field Jon Severns Center Field Larry Scribner Catcher Alan Nlclnnes First Base Bruce Fritzinger Left Field Louie Lassa Shod Stop Kenny Martin li - iwx , , ,e Right Field Tom Morlan Third Base Pitcher Kenny Jose Jim Richardson -7' .wx K Pitcher Jim Merrick f Center Field and Second Base Dwight Peterson Manager Cliff Wheaton .L ' J l Outfield Mike Needham Right Field Bill Robinson 64? v 1 . V3.4 9 if. D . I' 1 5 5 . ff,-al-'sg Bi' 4 ' r Q U-' i?j5,frl1, ,ig an ,WWI . Vvggyh. at A' r .-. -'A 1 WWI 7.410 fi M Vqhw ,A I f'T f'dP 'i Mmm- , M l '3v'wzfQgaf' ' i 'Q 54 W . ,di dh... . . - ,J-. , Jw' v. 0' ' tr 4 Iaf. 9441 du... ,- I l l Pitcher James Wyatt Outfield Mike Malony Gtde Gt xqi Q lg 1 w ' ' Left to Rnght BACK ROW Leroy Scribner Roger Prlest Terry Arnold Ron Beavers Kenny Smith Dennis Nord Dennis Shmn Gerald Merrell Coach Fowler SECOND ROW Tom Morlan John Tabor Leon Woodrow Bob Howell Ralph Reynolds Kenny Martln Blll Robinson David Clary John Whaley FRONT ROW Jlm Mang Bob Walter Kenny Otta Ricky Young Ron Chit tenden John Walters A amify 9 G Coach Van Voorhls FRONT ROW John Fraser Robert Hendnxson Make Collier Larry Maddox Gary Law Bull Moore vf -- f - vw , Wa' Left to Right, BAOK ROW: Pat Fisher, Mgr.,Tom Jones, Gary Parker, Riclky Collihs, Leandro Silvas, Dick EIzinga,'Mike Tibbitts 225,461 K-1' Q Left to Right BACK ROW Mlss Sheller Camille Weyler Kathy Cole Jan Boen Laurie Kung Smith Joyce Johnson Diana Graham Sue Regur Mgr FRONT ROW Anne Coutu Margaret Carrasco Marslyn Jones Marsha Graton Karen Korsund Pats Lambert Carol Bozer C C O .N Y. ' mr 1, Sf , at h 4 .K D ' f iff 52 O K K '41 Ti K4 14 . if unior 4 4 errid lf' The Perris Panther and the Hemet Bulldog are having a gay time skating across this Tahquitz page! They are having fun just as Perris and Hemet students do when brought together for games, council meetings, and other school activities. The panther, mascot of Perris Union High School, represents a school seventeen miles to the west of Hemet-a school whose first buildings were constructed in 1911-12, and a school which survived a disastrous fire in 1932 The official colors of Perris Union High School are forest green and white Colors which as every Bulldog knows belong to the friendly Panthers of Perris It f NR Mf t N25 TWH!- W of fe, SF Y 4' S64 af' 5 5 ji. 55 'K K at if 5 feflifkslgiii 3 Q h-its it 1 of-' '1 191614 -:mr-,ve iii W Y - V 1 Ll ' VY ' xg if' A - - t k V' Ex 'r l, ' r f' 1. it ' , - ., Y, ,. X ,Q ,.f .i ' 'ia 115 ' id g . 'L - . 15:4 1 ,J , W. ,, , W . 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N ' ' ' 2 A , ' I . , A h ,, 3 G C WADE BLJNTINC SHIRLEY PARKER DELLA SMITH Presadent VIcefPresndent Secretary Treasurer N STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right ROW ONE Shirley Parker, Toni Halrnan Becky Mercer Jxll Anderson Kay Gelstllnger Della Srnuth Kathy Howard Denlelle Mann Karla Stewart. ROW TWO: Sherry Goldt Janlce Manor Jean Gelstlrnger Duane Jordan Wade Bunting Carolnne Daniel Charlotte Bruner, Judy Wllliarns Karol Slaton ROW THREE John Muncle Charles Hopper Nlc Carnes Steve Halvorson Steve Hale Tony Ortiz, Turn Ewalt, Trrn Smith A I in 4' Q0 .kv Q ,Y , l i -1, X EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERS-Left to Right, ROW ONE: Shirley Parker, Mary Halman, Sue Moore, Penny Acton, Suzanne Stephens, Sandra Fortney, Sharron Hake. ROW TWO: Jean Geistlinger, Carol Blum, Nancy Conover Diane Sutton, Lowell Schlef, Bob Hess, Terry McPherson, James George, Gary Otta. ROW THREE: Don Barron, Jim Burge, Don Simpson, James Choate, John Dufner, John Jones, Bruce Abramson. SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM OFFICERS-Left to Right, ROW ONE: Harry Gardikis, Van Sorrels, Gregory Starr, Bill Lowry, Walter McAllister, Mike Burge, Richard Stroud,Greg Hartley, Garry Haslam, Richard Dunham. ROW TWO: Victoria Jose, Sylvia Moya, Cathy Elliott, Cynthia Pendleton, Irene Weaver, Mary McLaughlin, Jane Councilman, Martha Cochran, Penny Newton, Myra Gibbel, Emele Clothier, Janet Ellefson. ROW THREE: Kathleen Maxey, Hope Rodda, Linda Pillow, Lynda Dye, Claudia Gilmore, Marcella Wilkens, Janie Hansen, Mary Currie, Cathy Carrasco, Joyce Meek, Nancy Schwartz. ROW FOUR: Kendall Smith, Neal McKnight, Allynn Silvas, Tom Detwiler, Gary Smith, Gary Fritzinger, Jim Mathew, Dean Rice, Mike Culton, Tom McMorran, Frank Masiel. 11 y 0 6 'G I Il O 1 ova C 4 '- IQ' Q5- GJ JA ali:-W it . Air l X , L.. T 1 .S f Lv -f' 1 :Q s .,.w it gg H . MRS. ADAMS' HOMEROOM-Left to Right, ROW ONE: Randy Marks, Lloyd Cliff, Paul Packham, Stephen Berry, Leonard Wilcox. Mike Gallagher. ROW TWO: JoAnn Rondeau, Karol Slaton, Helga Heisch, Carol Blum, Carol Thornburg, Deneille Mann, Nancy Conover, Marjorie Siler, Sandra Priest. ROW THREE: Mrs. Adams, Joe Sexton, Jeff Hasek, Sharon Langford, Elaine Vandiver, Lowell Schlef, Mike McGraw, Mike Northcutt. ROW FOUR: Mike Choate, Larry Simmons, John Adams, Leonard Stovall, Leo Jordan, Mike Mclntyre, Brian Replogle, Everett Burrell, MRS. BOUNDS' HOMEROOM-Left to Right, ROW ONE: Don Barron, Jim Embry, Steven Firestone, Marton Beach, Tom Tib- bitts, Ron Pace. ROW TWO: Sandra Benton, Lorene Chauncy, Michelle White, Geneva Dyer, Pamela Wright, Bernadette Weeks, Kathy Bean, Darnell Koenig. ROW THREE: Patrice Economen, Estella Lopez, Diane Jordan, Mary Skinner, Cheryl Franke, Karla Stewart, Sandra Fortney, Suzanne Stephens, Joyce Richardson, Diane Hollis, Mary Ceronsky. ROW FOUR: Sherry Holcomb, Candace lrelan, Howard Smith, Warren Waters, Greg Anderson, Nick Jones, Don Gilliland, Ken Wilcox, James George, Rob- ert Rowland. 'rw if W. fx Ns. ENG H151 2 C .cmd Xgzofd ek Kenneth 9 , FOODSXLeft to Rig ricia B ' ht: ,IMI Ahderso eckerdfte. 'ey' Marsh cwfk' n, Martha Be of 1 1 O R' If all Mc! lg? A - ever Sally B rowh, Pat xo ttfiaro Left ro gh USHI ce M 5hOUp' Joy I Richard hfyre, MBWIU, Gr eg Hart I dace WNCOX' can ARITH METICX lremn' Left to A - sandw Left to REM' CARY Ken Forthey' 'MQW Right: C harleg Ja Ckson, Lana Dee '7' Gayle Ha , H10 SCIENCE' Le 291 RHQN1 Tom W glial' 2- : W3II?U ART--ELL .ti Michelle WWW' eff fig Rqglyfg lean Ce' . Si 7 'qfllngp GIRLS' P.E.-Left to Right ROW ONE: Cheryl Franke, Nancy Conover. ROW TWO: Sandra Fortney, Diane Jor- don, JoAnn Rondeau, Jan- ice Minor, Charlene Pal- mer, Joyce Richardson, Barbara Preece. ROW THREE: Mary Skinner, Pa- trice Economen, Suzanne Stephens, Sharon Langford, Diane Hollis, Sandra Priest, Karol Slaton. ROW FOUR: Karla Stewart, Helga Heisch, Marjorie Siler, Mary Ceronsky, Deneille Mann, Candace Irelan, Susan Noble. ' ' H V4 M31 VH.1l,.i3H I OME ECON OMICSEKLS WOOD SHOP-Left to Right: Rohn West, Don Miller, Robert Hess. ff fo Right: JOYCE' Ric E1-if hz3l'fj30nv Urol Blum Wf.. I ' ' A! , , f '1 Q 1 Q , f I X I N. , Q VR, x I X I s , 4 X 9 fgg X Y 1 ,MY 4 L hm., L i 8 , ! H, ,Q r 0 M1 mf . . i Migu- sf- QHHUC W. ...........-.. A 1 ag, R .1-6 W. r ,zu 1 11 Q, 44-f 4 ?K R, V VM, X S5 4 54+-i'h W in 4 eine! Balancing the budget of the Tahquitz is a task of great importance. says the Hemet Bulldog, and thanks are given to the business men of the valley in supporting our annual. ln 1960, the fiftieth anniversary of the incorporation of Hemet, the town merchants were more than generous in buying our ads. We wish to offer them our thanks and our congratula' tions in helping Hemet grow into a city of which we are very proud. We are hoping that the graduates of 1960 will do their part in helping Hemet continue to advance through the next fifty years. X' . ff 4 , l 3 i l :ig . I f f , fm I 7 Q 1, , N V. 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' f,,, , -s , A x 1 ,','l!' IV,-.-.' I wgfxji-2 nb' ,L K l 5'-if 1' Y 1v'l V' ., ' gm M-L, Y' nw of ff l . W . 'N ,AP-V.-' f ' s ply,-Q . ., A .-' ff -5' '-f' ' 'C i,,,,3f.ES:5Q,, ' ,fi lt. Lo' , of '. Y. -w'1f,,: 'fr' ,, W . ' Q f 4 '- '. F , Q2 ' ' .' A ' ' Ay , ' . . ,gf 41- ,qi ,lk , A l , Q ' ..a 1, '.-. A ,' K ' A ' 7 ' W.-w ' WL.. .-1'-'J' ,' . , , V-o,v Cool. says Bob Currie. the finest, says Ray Scara- mella, crazy man. says Bill Albright. You'll find men's wear for all occasions at RAY'S men's store in San Jacinto, 143 E. lVlain Street. OL 4-5721. Kathy Kosvic looks envious as Jana Nlosgar and Karen Bolin enjoy the luxury of the Renault Caravelle. For fine cars see BERRY REYNOLDS, 408 W. Florida, Hemet. OL 8-5178. Gail Serences and Karen Vansholtz en- joy the comforts of the RANIONA NIO- TEL, 1120 E. Florida. OL 8-3164. 143 lUltFflllQlNl QUE: DE LER Ks?- 'Service for your pleasure is the mot- to at GIBBELS UNION OIL, OL 8-5117. 501 E. Florida, Hemet. Judy Busher, Geraldine Burdett and lVlarlyn Webber are delighted with the service they are getting from Rat Gallagher. These are Beautiful: Joan Lowry finds you can't go wrong, no matter what you choose from the excellent selection 7 at ROGERS JEWELRY, 214 E. Florida, Hemet, OL 8-2457. A .y?, Wake up! Louie Lassa. lt's real, it's the new 1960 Buick at RICKENBOUGH, 101 W. Florida, OL 83293. Gerry Jones also admires the smooth lines. HPhotographic equipment from SPEED'S PHOTO comes in all colors and all sizes, even this big, explains John Wessman to Carolyn Rosenbalm. 327 E. Florida, Hemet, OL 8-5104. , , I JF' .. oi'e A 213 .Thi Arnulf Frick casts an admiring glance at some of the fashions at Hartleys modeled by Ellie Jensen and Penny Lind- quist, 206 E. Florida Ave.. Hemet, OL 8-5272. Daryl Smith is showing Paula Thacker and Mike Collier maps ofthe city. DAR- YL H. SMITH AND ASSOCIATES, 114 E. Florida, Hemet, OL 8-2123. handle all types of real estate. A . 4 if ., V . ,PV ,wwq i, f. Q. i i. . . , ,A ..1 .v ' -P -5 I , I . El Johanna Mengel and Carol Sivertsen agree, for the finest in portraits see REARSON8 PORTRAIT STUDIO. 50315 E. Florida. Hemet. OL 8-2697. Compliments and best wishes. HARFORD FUNERAL HOME. 120 N. Buena Vista, Hemet. OL 83288. Servingtne valley since 1926. REYNOLDS SEARS, ROEBUCK at co. Extends Best Wishes to the Leather Repair of All Kinds Graduates of 1950 107 N Harvard St Hemet 149 3 Harvard OL 3 3103 WELTY S MARKET The Valley s Only Independent Super Market S gl H Green Stamps 700 S San Jacmto San Jacmto MODE O DAY Callfornla Fashions Designed by Nlode O Day Dresses Blouses Llngerle at Prices That are kind to your Budget 1 13 N arvard 8 3568 PIROT S ASSOCIATED SERVICE 24 hour tow service Auto Painting and Upholstery 302 E Florlda OL 8 5192 STEVE S AUTO PARTS Hemet Calnfornla STATE FARM MUTUAI. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE RALPH S DRUG SERVICE A B HH' A ent Your Rexall Dealer 132 Front St Residence OL 8 2608 Offwe OL 8 3932 114 N Harvard OL 8 3138 AUTO LIFE RE 1 1 ' .H OL, . ' 1 . . 129 S. Inez St. OL. 8-3283 1 . . ' , g 1 l l u ' ,......- The furniture at VALLEY FURNITURE, 101 E. Florida Ave. OL. 8-3178, is so comfortable that Sharon Allen and Donna Firestone decided to Dhone all their friends and tell them about it. Far:-1 S V . rs I Mike Malony and Jim Wyatt laugh at the efforts of Karen Ellefson and Carol Egger. who are trying to unload the lumber the hard way. You can relax if you let SHARPS SUPPLY. supply your needs. W. Florida Ave. OL. 8-3126. 'ff-f xwssgik l . 3 - LS.. Jan Boen is helping Eleanor Heavin and Marsha Graton pick out a lipstick. You'll find everything from cosmetics to school sup- plies at HUTT PHARMACY, 105 N. Harvard, OL. 8-3213. You'll also find excellent drug service. S Larry Scribner seems taken in by the ship he found, while Jim Reynolds is admiring the tele- vision. ROBlNSON'S HOBBY SHOP, 322 E. Florida, OL. 8-3370. has everything for your hobby. Caught in the act! Bobby Allert and Larry Spaulding just couldn't resist all that lovely money at SECURITY FIRST NA- TIONAL BANK. It's too bad that they didn't know about the bank's saving plan and low loan program! After all, crime doesn't pay! il ii mix 1, T , LEVISION Q 3 Jim Slaton is getting some help on choosing a shirt from RAY- MOND S men's wear 111 E. Florida Hemet, OL. 8-7461. Its hard to choose from such a wide variety of fashionable men s wear. Ironing is fun says Carol McCaghren and Marie Pena, especially when you don't have to do it. And you don't when you have Valley Laundry do it for you. 300 E. Devonshire Ave., OL. 8-3265. I'm starved, Iet's dig in, says Teresa Nlengel. And such reasonable prices, marvels Kathy Lea. You're really living with one of the delicious steaks from IVIR. G'S STEAK HOUSE, 1350 N. San Jacinto Street, OL. 8-6373. 9 3 Jlxauid -525 'if' WADSWORTH INSURANCE is working hard to serve you best. If you don't know your Insurance, know your agent. 620 E. Florida. Phone OL. 8-3521. You drop that and l'll crown you, threatens Margie Long while Mike Park- f hurst tries to control his itchy fingers. You can depend on the bricks from HOLLOSTONE never to let you down. 621 N. State, Hemet, OL. 8-3237. '3 ' 5 - A V ' Guess who's turned grease monkey. lt's Ann Taylor and Margo Dutton. For the most excellent service and lubrication for your car, go to GREGORY'S CHEV- RON STATION, 430 E. Florida, Hemet. OL. 8-2607. F374 Look at all the fun we can have just by pressing a button. exclaims Barbara Maupin to Cora Jones. lt's fun to dry clothes fast and easy at HARVARD CLEANERS, 129 N. Harvard, Hemet, OL. 8-2609. QL L , M 1,. ji, gl 4 ,gi-, ' . A? I d' . it +L , 1. . r 1 I 'L ' f ' Minnie Boeck. Joleen Civitello, and Nancy Carnes -Cf! as 'Mui' 1' 'I 5, JMC' A ,,,,,-nw have found that at STATER BROS. MARKET you always save more 145 N. San Jacinto. Phone OL. 8-5116. Some future additions to Hemet High are being previewed bythe student nurses at HEIVIET VAL- LEY HOSPITAL. 116 E. Latham. Phone OL. 8-3267. The nurses are Lucile Cassidy. Cora Jones. Marla Murdock, and Gail Serences. , if 1 r 152 , 1 i . ,.... iii i L 'd li i , L 1 1 j t li L 1 r TIBBITT S TOTS TEENS Chlldren s Teen s Clothlng 213 E Florlda The Place to go for the Brands you know WILLIAMS Store For lVlen 230 E Florlda OL 85132 ANKRUM ELECTRIC lndustrsal gl Residential Contractors Hot Polnt Appllances DILL LUMBER CO Complete Lune of Bulldlng Materials 305 W Florlda OL 8 3285 TRUBY S MOBIL SERVICE We Glve S 81 H Green Stamps 1201 E Florlda OL 85225 F 81 E LAUNDROMAT Forrest and Esther Moon Fluffy Dry and Fold Servlce Flnlsh Service and Dry Cleanlng 5 N Harvard OL 86979 L 8gL PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Revlon Cosmetucs Drugs 81 Sundrles 333 E Florlda OL 8 3101 KITTLE AND ASHLEY Expert Automotive Repair Work 414 W Florida OL 8 5129 I , A, ,, 207 E. Florida oL. 8-5194 - Hemef, California 7 ' ' ' 13 . . - 1of?.4'i o l Ahhh! screams Carol Michelson, that's not a nail clipper! But Sharon Baumeister has other ideas. Tom Jones is all set to powder U3 Carol's face. Just goes to show you'll find all kinds of tools at REGUR'S HARDWARE, 122 S. Carmelita, OL. 8-2121. so'9,m Members of the Wutzler family, Paul, Diane, and Mary Lou, check to see that everything is clean and comfortable for the guests at LANGFORD LODGE, 1379 E. Florida, Phone OL. 8-6682. if di.-ll' .' - T Carol McGrew smiles with approval at one of Bobbie Fleming's selections of fine jewelry from PARKHURST JEWEL- ERS, 190 E. Florida, OL. 8-2448. John Bozer, Diane Haberkorn, Carol Bozer and John Lauderback relax by the beautiful pool at C 81 J MOTEL, 160 S. San Jacinto St., OL. 8-5642. F' GRAN FEED It's a Ford! Mike Wiley and Gracie John- son are about to take a spin in a beauty from JAMES-LAWRENCE FORD, 711 W. Florida, OL. 8-3181. qw 4 Q . ' M . t e -ma:-r if QW, f '1'fxs-wggm Y' ' ' il, 'fl H ' .F Eiga:-sir' K T CHURCHILL TRANSPORTATION moves anything, anyplace, any distance. This even includes Jack Rite, Gary Almstrom and Jon McWane. 126 N. Carmelita, OL. 8-3115. ,L Looks as if Ellie Jensen has sold Mar- garet Jensen on that typewriter. You'll be sold too-on HUBBS STATIONERS who sell the finest in stationery and office equipment. 413 E. Florida. OL. 8-6656. Look real, don't they? Dick Elzinga presents Linda O'Dell with a bouquet of artificial flowers. Only one of the many new items to be found at GIB- BEL'S HARDWARE, 102 E. Florida. OL. 8-5193. Oh Oh! Cheryl Hess and Pat Gelzer's selection might make Floyd Sawyer and Jim Fowler forget dinner and order a coke. Whatever their selection they will get delicious, well served food at TOlVl'S RESTAURANT, 810 W. FLORIDA, OL. 8-9068. The kids flock to JUDKlN'S MUSIC STORE. JUDKlN'S excellent selection of music and instruments suits grown-ups as well as the teenagers. 145 S. Har- vard, OL. 8-2626. lt's hunting season! Bill Arnold, Frank Austin. and Ron Gould are trying to show you that you too can get a head . . .a head start we mean, using equip- ment from TlNER'S SPORTING GOODS CENTER, 310 N. State, OL. 8-5730. Z3 Camille Weylerand Loveda Hyer are de- lighted at the new fashions to be found at HELENE'S dress shop. 228 E. Flor- ida, Hemet, OL. 8-5250. -'l Pretty flowers for pretty Linda Peterson. The corsage Kenny Peterson chose is one from the beautiful floral selections at RAMONA FLORAL SHOP AND NUR- SERY. 1357 E. Florida, Hemet, OL. 843175. S John Tyler, Joe Conover, Bob Dameron, and Ruth Hobbs are showing you where to go for the best hamburgers and malts in town. The kids all agree it's GRIFF'S DRIVE-lN. 104 N. San Jacinto Street, Hemet, OL. 8-5860. ALLBRIGHTS RICKY'S AUTOMOTIVE STORES BREAKFAST HOUSE Since 1921 Open 5 A.M. to 1 P.M. See us for your automotive needs DONUTS BY THE DOZEN 423 W Florida OL 8 3168 329 E Florida OL 3 2334 J Q PENNEYS SLATON AND RHODES lt pays to shop at Penney s Hemet s Family Store 302 E Florida OL 8 2411 General Contractors Residential and Commercial 214 South Gilbert Phone OL 8 5584 or OL 4 2516 MADDOX TIRE SERVICE retreading wheel alignment Saddlery everything for the horse VALLEY CLASS All work guaranteed 160 N Cafmellta OL 8 5223 1210 E Honda OL 8 3513 115N HEMET CLEANERS Quality Workmanship Pickup and Delivery Service Alterations Wayne and Rita Wren Harvard Phone OL 8 3729 COTTAGE BEAUTY SHOP latest in hair styling wash and set 555 N Palm OL 8 5135 9 and wheel balancing CO, The gang all says you won't see the day you can beat the food at lVl AND K SNACK BAR, 162 N. Carmelita, Hemet, OL. 843473. :Av Chris Gray and Sandy Everett are pleased with the lovely new sweaters to be found at Cl-lASE'S DEPARTMENT STORE, where fine wearing apparel is sold, 201 E. Florida Avenue. f 1 i 1 ei ix Xxx Y,-,,..,,- f i . L 1- A--1 -c-ff' 5 -X x X i- 5 .fu Zs,,,rv 'h J-gs: - . . if vxf' V We'll never be late for our dates with this watch, grins Pauline Hood. Oh, l'rn sure they'll wait, laughs Helen Ashley. HUSSAR'S CREDIT JEWELER is at 231 E. Florida, Hemet, OL. 8-5251. igffl 'xfrpq swf' g - . fi' Q -iq ' 1 f tif X N Y kj Mike Needham and Karen Priest recommend that when you see the U. S. A. do it in a JOHNSON'S CHEVRO LET, 308 W. Florida. Hemet, OL. 8-2101. Hold it, Jerry Riley and Margaret Carrasco-that might be your Thanksgiving dinner. Charlene Faulkner has a less severe method for making sure only the very best hatch at LOOMIS HATCHERY, 711 W. Florida, Hemet, OL. 8-2213. , 3 .Q w N.--f l'-v1.7 vw., 1 2 44, ,Quran i L., l ,eq ,,,.,..f Marla Murdock and Regina Sullivan have found just the pair of shoes they wanted. You'll find the shoes you want, too, from the wide selection at the HEMET BOOTERY. 227 E. Flor- ida, OL. 8-5486. Dick Vargas is in a dangerous position with Lamar Borders and Tom Morlan his helpful OJ helpers around. But your posi tion will be safe if you buy all your building materials at Nlc COY'S LUIVIBER YARD. 127 N. State St. OL. 8-2161 Congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class of 1960. NICWANE FUNERAL HOME 340 N. San Jacinto, OL. 8-5875. Pretty dresses and pretty models, too! Maja Tidestrom and Karen Korsund are modeling two of the lovely fashions from GRACE'S LADIES APPAREL SHOP, 307 E. Florida, OL. 8-3491. ' f VV g ' ,, . gf NN 'iii ' ' 1' l . f f il f Q L . .X 'ff A 'tOh, this is pretty, says Virginia Eber- hart. Oh, no you don't, l want this, de- mands Carol Clements. Roberta Martin remains calm for she knows how hard it is to make a decision from all the lovely materials at HEMET YARDAGE, 309 E. Florida, Hemet, OL. 8-3704. i' l si Linda Whisler must be getting ready for that big date. She's even having lVlarlyn Webber give her a manicure. lt's easy to relax at DENNY'S BEAUTY SALON, 146 N. Harvard, Hemet, OL. 8-2480. vNNwm Sue Williams and Bruce Fritzinger, along with Julie Gonzales and Jim Richardson, stop to enjoy the enchant- ing waterfall at SOBOBA HOT SPRINGS. OL. 4-3131. Come on, says Jim Merrick and Dahl Harris to Nlarilyn Jones and Kathy Cole. This'll make a crazy hay ride, but you won't be taken for a ride if you do busi- ness with AST'S, Kirby Street, Hemet, OL. 8-5269. Nancy Dunigan's smile shows the pleasure she is having. driving Roy Bryant around in a new Lark from GIL- LILANDS, 525 W. Florida. OL. 8-3291. You always get that special something in the grain from McCALL and NOB- LITT! Mary Dunton thought Fred Faulk- ner and John Fraser were planning a sack race. Ha! N. Harvard, OL. 8-5134. ' 1. f fg.Q. Dorothy Collier, Gil Mathew, Cathy Lee, and Dennis Trytten take time out for a rest in front of the modern new bath- house at GlLMAN'S HOT SPRINGS, State Park Hwy., OL. 4-3011. ' .4 -v. . Man' You really have to go some to beat these tractors. yells Mike Allen, as Dick Hess bears down on him with a big one from NELSON'S MACHINERY. 611 W Florida, OL. 8-3215. DICK'S T. V. SERVICE EXPERT SALE 8L SERVICE PACKARD BELL AND ZENITH T V 84 RADIOS 266 W Florlda OL 85018 BOWEN S BODY 81 PAINT SHOP AUTO PAINTING AND CUSTOM WORK 118 N Gilbert OL 8 5612 HEMET MOTEL 475 N San Jacmto Hemet Callforma Mr and Mrs B G Cox Owners Managers OL 8 6406 GREEN'S Cecil Green Prop TIRES TUBES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES LUBRICATIONS HEMET VALLEY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES RADIOS BRUBAKER REALTY CO Just AII Kinds of Real Estate G Roger Brubaker C Spence Berry Joseph A Conover Tom Rossetter Ollve 8 7211 Flying A Service Station ELECTRIC CO. BOYER CONSTRUCTION CO The finest n residential 81 commercial construction 140 N Carmellta OL 85601 JONSON S BAKERY Compliments of K H S J RADIO 158 S Harvard OL 82468 PIES nmaglnatnon radio PASTRY 1320 on your dual OL 8 7113 CAKES RAMONA UPHOLSTERY GINGHAM GIRL DONUTS complete home upholstery drapery hardware West Florida Avenue track 81 stock Dellclous 1204 E Florida Ave Phone OL 8 3403 Ffostves Donuts Beverages FARMERS and MERCHANTS BANK GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES OF 1960 C ' a 7 . , . ' Z ff 'L Connie Barron seems to enjoy doing other peo- Wow! I like this says Tessa Peterson to Judy Moore. At DlXlE'S APPAREL SHOP, 217 E. Florida, Hemet, OL. 8-2494. You'll find what you want at the price you want. ple's hair. For the most fashionable hair style you'Il find LUCY'S serves you best, 1378 E. Devonshire, Hemet, OL. 8-6427. F fungw ZFWZV if WI! Lou Q49 gil: QQ Oo Ab qu' 99.' ,,Q 9 Q0 90' 00' 1.4404 ' .,. .19 Q497 f .1.'9. Bernice Dotson and Lucile Cassidy agree for the best quality meat, shop at SMITH BROS., 156 N. Harvard, Hemet, OL. 8-5170. ORDAN S kv-sf . 'fffVf KWH' CI!! U5 FH ULN 511. Wg., TIRE SERVICE 24 noun Rum senvxne 4 -.Aga Y Paul Croy and Bonnie Frankie point out you'lI save a lot of tnresome trouble if you do what the sugn says and call JORDON'S TIRE AND SUPPLY, 222 N State OL 8 5113 THE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF HEMET cmd SAN .IACINTO 169 Come to the Fair FARMER'S FAIR OF RIVERSIDE CO. Hemet, California AUGUST 17-21, 1960 SAN JACINTO PACKING CO. POTATO Growers - Packers - Shippers Hemet - San Jacinto Milford, Utah Valley Branch James lVlinor San Jacinto OL. 4-3373 What do you mean I missed that speck of dust? asks Sandy Councilman of Don Welch. PALACE foods and prices are the best in town. 400 E. Florida, OL. 8-5255. 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