Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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f oyal Court Enhances Parade, Qame The beginning of October signifies the preparation for Homecoming activities at Hemet High. Past and present students alike work hard on class floats, the dance. alumni dinner and field decorations. On October 8 an afternoon parade gets things underway with this ear ' s Homecoming theme The Times They .Xre A ' Changin. The senior float is this years winner. Juniors place next, then Freshmen and Sophomores. .At night alumni attend a dinner in their honor. Later on alumni and fans watch first the J s and then the Varsity defeat Norte Vista with scores of and respectively. One of the newer activities instituted this year is to allow former cheerleaders to come back and cheer for the Bulldogs one more time. 1- ' ' ■■ F ' BI Blfiuti K X ' •! .•». if V I Ka . . i .,, .. ■ - -

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I ' PPER-Hemet fullback Bob Holmes gains yardage for the Bulldogs during the game with Norte Vista. LEFT-Skip Jordan, No. 45 punts. BELOW-Bulldog defense stifles this play. Hl B aP K Wi gw- ' ' 1 HHI P Vr - V i iif ' f v H ' H H« ' y3 m H|9 HV jl ' ;iWJ!k.x . 9 IBj I

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Suddenly, She ' s Queen Pf r- ■j m i2« T 1 ■ The picture on the left is an obviously surprised Margie W ' illerforcl as she is named 1970 Homecoming Queen. Margie ' s escorts are her father. Mr. Jim Willerford and senior class president Doug Smead. Still looking dazed, in the above picture Margie receives her crown from the 1%4 queen. Mary Lou Mikkelsen. Below. Mr. Jim Willerford presents her with flowers as Mary Lou. Doug and ASB president Rod Lush look on. P.AR.ADE— .As Susie rides on by. Princess Mary Loncar is the next Homecoming candidate. She is followed bv Princess Leslie Daffin and Princess Margie Willerford. Lori Beckley. the fifth Princess, was unable to be in this parade. Heading the float section is Mr. Smith taking his traditional bike ride. Here he is assisted by football player Bob Sands. r.E.BUin-lHS MI IIIAll CARPET