Hemet High School - Tahquitz Yearbook (Hemet, CA)

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C.Y.C. Formed By Interested Students FIRST ROW: Mr. Childers (sponsor), Eva Sommerville, Rebecca Sommerville, Linda LaDuke, Ken Price, Larkette Lein, Carol Brusewitz (secretary), Jane Perry, Roxie Allert (treasurer). SECOND ROW: Melinda Arnold , Linda Fogle, Kevin Yates (vice-president), Paul Schlenz (president). The C.Y.C, Christian Youth on Campus, was a newly organized club this year at Hemet High. The purpose of the club was to provide Christian Fellowship for students on campus. The club was begun the first semester of school and welcomed any new members who wished to join. The group was sponsored by Mr. Childers. 119

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Responsibility Key Issue For Student Council Through self-government, responsibility was the key learning issue for twenty-eight members of student council. Details for important events as Homecoming Week, Rube Day, All Sports ' Night and assemblies were left up to various committees to accomplish. In addition, each member worked on group projects such as revising the constitution, improving the cafeteria, and evaluating the dress code. On February 21, ASB members attended the Secondary Youth Conference at College of the Desert where problems common to all student governments were discussed. The major issue relevant to every school was communication. NEXT PAGE, TOP (clockwise): Terri Campbell, Allison Fast, Laurie Searl, John Watson, Charles Roberts, Alvin Grimes, Steve Winkelman, Tony Alvarez, Wayne Montague, Louis Beechen, Dan Jacques, Jim Waterman, Tom Germany, John Reed, Mary Lou Mikkelsen, Rod Lush, Cheryl Woldtvedt, Karol Beckley, Karen Bothner, Sue Rekoske, Sherry Crook, Liz Heron, Scott Ferris, Lorri Beckley, Marilou Glassco. LEFT, FIRST ROW: Mr. Feltes, Sherry Crook. SECOND ROW: John Reed, Karol Beckley, Mary Lou Mikkelsen, Allison Fast, Louis Beechen, Cheryl Woldtvedt, Steve Winkelman. THIRD ROW: Dan Jacques. Interact Undertook International Projects Interact, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Hemet, involved itself mainly in international, community, and school projects. International projects were the financing of a house in Korea for a needy family and giving aid to an orphanage in Ensenada. Community projects included collecting money for the Easter Seal Society, the giving of a Christmas basket to a family in the valley, and helping out with a playday for elementary students, Interact also planned to give a graduating member of the club a scholarship. FIRST ROW: Kathy Crawford, Paula Robinson, June Robson, Sandy Liden. SECOND ROW: Anne Robinson, Jane Perry, Elena Savala. Bonnie Rainey, Ann Filipp, Suzanne Genn. THIRD ROW: Therese Le Donne, Jane Farrell, Rafael Siqueiros, Joe Filipp, Laura Pallas, John Reed, Rene Pirot. 118

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Marching Band Maintained Excellence