San Jacinto High School - Yameewo Yearbook (San Jacinto, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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' T '- AFTER HCDURS f ,,, .. ,-fl, H - are on pages 21-39g SPORTS pages 39-535 - -T THE sTecKHeLpERs ' ,, concludes our resentahon. TW? D 4 EDICATIU Clayton Wardell, we dedicate this 1950 Yameewo to you. We honor you for all you have done for our school, especially for your ability to lead our victorious football team two successive years. We admire your fine qualities, not only as a teacher, but also as a friend. Shown with Mr. Wardell is his charm- ing vvite Marjorie, his daughter Mar- gene, who is four, and son Alan, nine months. IDRINCIIPAUS MESSAGE Congratulations to the class of l95Ol luring your high school years, you have fitnessed an era of athletic supremacy fthe Orange and Black. lndividual scho- nstic achievements have been notable. ' 'he fact that your names are listed as members of the graduating class indicates real measure of success. However, your greatest victory still lies head. That victory can be achieved by our being the kind of citizen your family, our school, and your country may be roud to acclaim. Their faith in you is a onstant challenge and responsibility to wspire you to live that victorious life. ,uri lx ' . ' '-?.,.jf. 'q'-' . . i Q ,.- 5 Q X ..,,: W 'T' ss ' Q ' X li ' , F wut , af' 'Wil' 41 aww' r T7 N C. W. LOCKWOOD R f - o V if Q . , 5 school koilmn These men are responsible tor the many improvements in our school system. Outstanding additions to our school in l95O have been the new physical education building and the shop building, which will contain a garage for the buses. Folding bleachers have been installed in the gym. Charles Van Fleet, Arthur M. Tripp, Maury C. Coleman, Earl gilman: ah d r, Aage V. Berg form the San lacinto Unified School ' l' ' T ft . is nc, ar 5 ru ees I 5 'D 3 2 ' ,J ff . X? 3 t C fa , A 'J y X ., 7 1 J , j -2 to A . f ,C ,. 3 J 17 I .5 'Q 5' T If ' Y in . V' J s P 3' ' ' 5 5 J 5 5 4' 1 -fl 45 5 ,Z ' if J 9 9 ' if f - y 'A 53 tj rt ,gr Q 1' if 6 1 B G sl -45' li THE SQIJADS LEAVING THE FIELD VICTORI0l,lSlY ww 'mf' FERNANDO ALMANZA IOAN ASHLEY Track 1.2.3,4: Spanish club 3,41 C.S.F. 2,3,4: Football manager 4: Tennis 3.4: P. A. System 3.4: Science club 3.4: president 4: Play 3: advertising manager 3: Council representative 2: Class treasurer 3: Annual staff 4. G.A.A. 2,3,4: president 4: Class play 3.4: D.A.Ft. 4: Class secretary 3: Home- maklng club 1: Vice presi- dent of Student Body 42 Annual 4: Stunt committee 4. llMMY BRITTAIN PETE CANNON Class president 2: Football 3.4: Basketball 4: Music club 2.14: Swing Band 2. 3.4. Shop if an fi' Barbara Handcock Don Hedlund, Beverly Harvey, Betty Ncicligh and Thurrr Hawes enioying Balboa Beach on Senior Sneak Day. -aug. . 4' BOB DOUCHERTY RAY DUNN HOWARD EASTHAM VIRCIL ELWESS IOHN CILRUTH Transfer from Texas Stunt committee 4: Council Class play 3.4: Class sec- Baseball 1.2,3,4: Basketball Class DIBY 14: TENNIS 4 representative 4: Tiger Car- avan 4: Class play 4: Elec- trician 4. retary 4: Science club 3: Track manager 2: Basket- ball manager 2: Football manager 2: Stunt committee 4. 1,2.3,4: Track 2.3,4: Foot- ball 1.2.3,4: Play 4: Vice president of class 3.4. Football manager 2: Science club 3: C.S.F. 2.14: An- nual 3.4: editor 4: Stunl Committee 4: Muslc clut 3: Sbanish club 1. u J .J s iv 5,-:vga rsqq i .FX X rmi SEN: ti 1 SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS t to right---Ray Gonzales, president: Miss Shannon, sponsor: Ray Dunn mcll representative: Howard Eastham, secretary and treasurer: Bill Hood 2-president 1 . ,Lv g. iff DON CLOVER l'o'thall 1.2.3.4: Baakctbnll 1 3 4: Tev' 5 2.3.4: fiat-k 2.34: Bas bail 3: l.f'l'ni' me' 1.2 34. :ic pix' i...-nt 4: Scirnce club 2.3: Over- etta 1.3: Music club 3: Play prauerties 3. FRANK HAMILTON Football 2.3.4: Basketball 1.3: Track 1.2 3.4: Letter- mcn 2.3.4: Mufic club 3.42 Swing band 3.4: Tiger Car- avan 4. RAY CONZALES Football 2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.41 Track 1.2. Class nresident 1.4: Music club 3.4. BARBARA HANDCCCK G AA. 1 2.3.43 Treasurer 3: Vice president 4: Hume- making club 1.2: Treasurer 2: Play 3.4: Council rep- resentative 32 Stude't Body Treasurer 4: Annual staff 4: Business manager. L... . . BEVERLY HARVEY G.A.A. 1.2.3: Homewaking club 31 Music club 3: Play 3: Flats 3. s THURMAN HAWES Class Dlay 3: Operetta 1: Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2,3: Track 1.2.3: Man- ager 4: Class president 1.3: Lettermen 1.2.3,4: Annual staff 3.4: Sports editor 4: Tennis 2: C.S.F. 2.3.4. , T DON HEDLUND Bll.L HOOD RAY KENNEDY BHSelJHll 4? Track 1.2.3:4: Play 3.4: Electrician 3.4: Football 1,2.3.4: Lettermen Tiger Caravan 4: Vice presi- 3.4: Class play 4: Class dent of class 4: Track 2. vice president 1.3. Basketball manager 1.2.3: Baseball manager 1,2.3: Track manager 1,2.3: Class play 3.4: Letterman 1.2.3.4: President 4. E91 RINGING 0lJT THEIR GEORGE MAPSTEAD BETTY NEIDIGH IIM OGBURN Basketball 1.2: Football 2.14: Class president 4: Lettermen club 4: Secreary and Treasurer: Music club 3,4: Tiger Caravan 4: Swing band 3.4: Play 3.4: Operetta 1.3: Track 2,3,4. Secretary of class 4. Council representative 1,4: Play 3: Stage sets 3: Foot- Class president 2,3: Vice ball manager 1,2,3: Basket- president 3: Music club 2: ball 1,2: Lettermen 1,2,3,4. Swing band 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3: Annual staff 3,4: Play 3.4: Operetta 1,3: Stunt com- mittee 4: C.S.F. 4: Ramona Pageant 4. FAYE PANNELL IACK RICKETTS FRANCES STURBAUM Play 3,4: Stage sets 3: Play 3: Makeup 3: Home- Track 1. making club 3. LAST YEAR The Senior Class was very enthusi- astic the first weeks of school prepar- ing for the Freshmen Initiation anc Reception. Later in the year efforts were directed toward the Senior Play Too Many Relatives which was 2 huge sucess. In order to confuse the juniors, the Seniors had a breakfast in February The Seniors finally sneaked to Balboa Beach March 6, where they enjoyec swimming, boating, and bowling. Among their outstanding events were a tour to Patton State Hospital and a trip to Riverside College. The Seniors were guided by their friendly advisors, Miss Patricia Shan- non and Mr. Howard Beaty. IANICE THOMAS RUTH WADE HARRIET WAGGONER LOUISE WRIGHT MISS PATRICIA G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Secretary Yell Leader 3,4: Treasurer Operetta 3: Play 4: Tiger Class play 3,4: Ramona SHANNQN 4: Homemaking club 1: of class 2: Secretary of Caravan 4: Rrmona Pageant Pageant 2.4: Music club 2: Sania Barbara College: B,A. Spanish club 1: Play 3.4. Student Body 4: G.A.A. 1. 4. Transferred from Texas 2. Degree: Sponsor of Senior Class. ll01 THE .IUNIIIRS BACK ROW- ,Iett to right-Rogers Mapes, Tippy Brittain, Carl Qunndt, Byron Oylear, Rodney DePeeI. FOURTH ROWfLoweIl Keys, jack Mills, Oren Speir, Billy Thomason, Bill Record, Dick Long, Robert Rusk, Clifford Lamb, Larry Ferchaud. THIRD ROWiHarry Waggoner, Ronald Welch, Doreen Irving, Beverly Bridges, joan Cox, Billie jean Anthony, Nancy Hayward, Barbara Candelaria, Laurie Darling, Richard Hemry. SECOND ROW7john Reish, Shirley Wixom, Mildred Ferrett, Pat MacCleave, joanne Cremer. FIRST ROW-Miss Frances Wilcox, jackie McCahan, Rita Lugo, Shirley Ferrell, joan Cox, Leona Rodriguez, Gloria Hawes, Mr. Wardell. The junior class started early in the year to strengthen their class assets. Good salesmanship and hard work quickly increased their funds two hundred dollars. The hilarious play His Name Was Aunt Nellie was presented to an appreciative audience by junior class members. The class also won activity points by winning tag day the second semester. The officers for the first semester were: Oren Speir, president, Don HedIund,vice-president, Doreen Irving, secretary, joanne Cremer, treasurer, and Gloria Hawes, council representative. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Left to right-Oren Speir, president, Shirley Ferrell, vice-presidentg Nancy Hayward, treas- urer, Bill Thomason, council representative. 11 12 S0l9H0M0RES yd tx The Sophomores began the year with a victory by winning Tag Day, The athletic boys earned extra activity points by capturing the lnterclass Basketball Championship. Under the direction of Miss Cassera and Mr, Brown the class made over one hundred dollars selling at football and basketball games. Officers for the first semester were: David Goodwin, presidentg Artie Yates vice-presidentg loanne Hill, secretary and treasurer: and Larry Tate, council rep- resentative, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS lLeft to rightl Everett Pope, council represent- ative, Dave Goodwin, presiclentg loanne Hill, secretary and treasurer, Carleen Tomkinson, vice president. 7 g W 3 ' 'ff' H , BACK ROW -Left to right A-l.aVerne Korstead, La Monte Baker, Keith Dyer, Peter Oakhill, Bill Wilson. FOURTH ROW'-Sherrill Keiner, Betty Knight, Velma Hunt, Imogene Yancy, Pansy Scott, Peggy Freeman, lohanna Byker, Bethene Nelson, Gary Ray, Everett Reed, jerry Freeman, Fred Bancroft. THIRD ROWfRonald Sturbaum, Wayne Chambers, Artie Yates, Bobby Keyes, Iulius Rodriguez, Everettt Pope, Law- rence Whiting, Bonnie Dodge, Glenn Beaty, jerry McLean, john Eastham, Don ludkins, john Roberds. SECOND ROW- -Melvin Maruffo, Mariano Tortez, Carlene Thomkinson, jerry Bradford, Lila Hutchins, Pat Kennedy Ruby Reed, Marcello Placencia, Ralph Morris, Robert Bentiste, Dave Goodwin, FIRST ROW- -Mr, Brown, june Powers, Wilma Lee Clary, Ioanne Hill, Betty Miiiyard, Mary Hernandez, Peggy McGin- nis. Mary Lou Welch, Miss Cassera. CUBS-WITH MUCH T0 LEARN BACK ROW- -Left to rightfEugene Kingston, Clifford Ricketts, Steve Mang, Edrnundo Almanza, Rodney Harford, Eddie Salgado, C-eorge Doak, Kenneth Clover, E. I. Lunsford, Lee Daniels, Ray Iohnson, john Iacobs, Howard Morris, jerry Hoff- man, Donald Livesay, Harvey Cottrell, Philip Iohnson, Kenneth Martin. THIRD ROW--Elain Krahne, Pauline Calloway, Veta Lee Ceiser, Pat Bancroft, Joanne Cochran, Merle Wilson, Helen Kennedy, Maxine Biggs, Myrna Wells, Ronald White, lames McLaughlin, SECOND ROW-lean Clary, Lola Rosamond, Maxine Speir, loyce Leach, Charlene Allred, Edith Wright, Nancy Benes, Benny Mather. FlRST ROW--Mr. Roberds, Virginia Estrada, Nancy Hemry, Mary Ellen Clark, Lulu Mae Blankenship, Mary Lou Howe, Marilyn Rhodes, lane Bosman, Mr, Brister, The freshmen survived initiation and the annual hike to the S in time to enjoy the Freshman Recep- tion. To increase their funds, class members operated concessions at football and basketball games. First semester officers were Eddie Yorba, president, Virginia Estrada, vice-president, Marilyn Rhodes. sec- retary and treasurer: and Benny Mather, council rep- resentative. Mr. Roberds and Mr. Brister were the class advisers. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Charlene Allred, president, Virginia Estrada, council representative, jim McLaughlin, secre- tary and treasurer, Lulu Mae Blankenship, vice- president. 13 X I.00K AT ME NOW ye juniors! Behind Scenes. Decorating Ye Olq Stdffy Call, Scrub a Little Harder J . 'J fffv' ' , aff' j! , ,1 I I v Y if rv!! !,,1?l', J JI, M gi ' W4 ' R far' ' , it in if' . ,611 V 1.13 A QL-rf 1 . .Q .rf i H5 fvffj f.f1i',f i' 1. fi' ft' ' - M S54 . if .1 f jgvfw H if al 1 ,fxyv F ' ,fi'-A E ,atv , ,M , , J' t ' QJ ,S 1 X D i L Aj W' ' t i i 7' I' fx J 4 I f 59 j if ' A :XR 1 bg J -,X Nj J if i ti 1 t 7 -i it f i i if g K' , ii , t JF ,N I i i 14 FUNDAMENTALS V ,. . 9' p ' gs. ,S fi. 0l,lR CUACHES 9' 'r - 'I 1 ,v qv Q 1 1. g 'I g. in ,fs L , W QV ig-sL -Q TOI' PICTURE- Shop class directed by Mr, Howard Beary, who also teaches mechanical drawing and agri- rulturc. Mr, Beaty also served as vice-principal. BOTTOM PICTURE Miss Cassera instructing Spanish ll Class. She also instructs Spanish I, Ill, and girls physical Cilucatinn. ISI TOP PICTURE - Driver education class is Linder the clirec' tion of Mr, Di uglas Brown who also coaches sports and teaches history, senior English, and English ll, BOTTOM PICT URE-rf-Typing I class under the supervision of Miss Beryl -awelI, who also teaches penmanship and Spelling, shorthand, bookkeeping, and advanced typing. GIVE WITH THE CHALK-TALK ,E 6 3 , 2' U -- WILLINC HANDS AND WILLINC FEET TOP PICTURE-Mr, Sevellon Rockwell, math and science TOP PICTURE--Music appreciation learning the fine teacher, instructing the chemistry class. points ot music from Mr, Robert Roberds, who is in charge CENTER PlCTURE+First semester English teacher, Mrs. ot the entire music department, Olive Scott. CENTER PICTUREQML Woodrow Brister took charge of the English department second semester. I 171 18 WE TRAIN EOR GREATER SKILLS TOP PICTURE-Miss Patricia Shannon instructs the biol- ogy class. She also teaches advanced homemaking, and homemaking l. BOTTOM PICTURE-The art classes have been very active this year. Paintings done by the students were exhibited at the Riverside County Fair, where they placed first, second, and third, and at the Woman's Club Art Exhibit. Miss Frances Wilcox instructs the art classes. ...Q1 , lg TOP PICTURE-The Senior Problems class, under the guidance of Mr. Clayton Wardell, studied the problems facing the world today. Mr. Wardell also teaches U, S. History, civics, and boys physical education. BOTTOM PICTURE-Miss Anne Gabriel, school nurse, treats minor injuries and delivers lectures on health to the classes. She is in charge of both high school and grammar school health education. INIZURMAI. GLIMPSIES 0F THE FACULTY Dsl! R01 1x1 K1 511 pmnn mil' ....af xi it TOP RIGHT-Mr. Roberds, generous with his time to students and musical activities TOP CENTER7Miss Frances Wilcox, pointing out the artifax. TOP RIGHT--Mr, Brister, a new comer, but his firendly ways have found a place in our school. CENTER LEFTfMr. Wardell and Mr, Brown-Pure gabl and what about? Sports, of course! CENTER RIGHT-Mr. Beaty and Mr. Rockwell-examining the Crookds. BOTTOM LEFT-Miss Scott and Miss Lawell-looking the situation over, BOTTOM RIGHT-Miss Shannon and Miss Casscra, good friends who insist on mixing the bitter w 'M ith the sweet. lfl9l , a- MaZ' EA ll yr kjsg 'f 1 f' a'isL4.aF 56g5fQ- aw . .il . -. f 1 4 wg. A - I 'rg' 'IOI' LEFT Mrs Cralxln who receives Us cheerily each mornin IOP IQICHT Mr, Coates not only makes the school an order rriimrks O- Q 531' ' BUS g and sends us on our way ly place for us, but also keeps Lis laughing 1 Iris wi MIDDLE LEFT Mr, Rolnerds who assists us in keeping a more perfect attendance record, MIDDIE RIGHT Bus drivers Mr. Peebles, Mr. Anderson, and Mr, Ferrell make education possible for Lis from ilistw t iilarvs mul lake us on special Trips fo games and other activ ISOITOM LEFT Garland Rose publicized our athletic teams ties. To victory and rerioun. ISOT TOM RIGHT Mr. jackson sends us home daily with a smile and a broom in his haiid. IZUI X .I AFTER H0 RS... 21 GIJIDING US ALUNG THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW TOP LEFT7BACK ROW, Lett to right7Oren Speir, Ray Dunn, Ruth Wade, secretary, Everett Pope, David Good- win, Ioan Ashley, vice-president, Thurman Hawes, student body presidentg and Barbara Handcock, treasurer, FRONT ROW -rf-Billy Thomason, Raymond Gonzalez, Vir- ginia Estrada and Charlene Allred. TOP RIGHT V-Mr. Howard Beaty, court sponsor and Miss Beryl Lawell council sponsor. BOTTOM-H-David Goodwin, Evertt Pope Charlene Allred, loan Ashley, Thurman Hawes, student body president, Ruth Wade, Billy Thomason, Ray Dunn, Ray Gonzalez, Barbara Handcock, and Oren Speir. Facing the court is Lawrence Whiting. 1221 The student court and council is composed of the presidents and council representatives ot each class plus the student body otticers. The court tries student cases and attempts to better the morals ot our high school. The council passes the bids tor concessions, dances, and other school activities. Miss Beryl Lawell was council adviser, and Mr. Howard Beaty was court adviser. The council sponsored an RGL. Sock Hop in March that was a huge success. The dance was held in the gym and proceeds were given to the library tund. EVENTS RIECURDED FAITHFIJLLY The Yameewo staff was small this year but each member performed his duty. Meetings were held every week to meet the April first deadline. The staff sponsored a dance after the Beaumont-S.I. basketball game. Sales at football games and at noon in the patio increased their fund. Two trips were taken to Los Angeles where the staff worked at the Los Angeles Engraving Company with Mr. jack Canni- cott on the layouts for the dummy. After- wards the staff had lunch at Mike Lyman's famous restaurant. Miss Wilcox advised the Yameewo again this year. TOP RIGHT PICTURE-Left to right-Dick Long, Thurman Hawes, sports editorg and loan Ashley. CENTER PlCTUREv-Barbara Handcock, business manager, and Fernando Almanza selling an ad to Iohn Kolb. O-0 .-+4 Fw 'viii LEFT PlCTURE+Betty Neidigh, picture editor, and Helen Eacret checking pictures. RICHT PICTURE-Miss Wilcox, sponsor, and john Cilruth, editor. figural --., I l 23 24 THE HOI l30lllS Ill: KNUWLEDGE LEFT TO RIGHT-Mariano Tortez, lst sernesterg Gary Ray, 2nd semesterg Fernando Almanza lr., lst and 2nd semestersg Thurman Hawes, lst and 2nd semestersg Mr. S. C. Rockwell, adviserg Betty Neidigh, Znd semesterg Bill Adams, Znd semesterg lohn Cilruth, lst and 2nd semestersg Edmundo Almanza, 2nd semesterg Sharon Pruner, president for the lst semester, is not shown. The California Scholarship Fed- eration enjoyed a trip to the Griff- ith Park Observatory and Planeta- rium during the first semester. The second semester they went to the San Diego Zoo. The Hemet Chapter was host to our members during the annual dinner on November 2. Officers for the first semester were: Sharon Pruner, presidentg Fernando Almanza jr., secretary and treasurer: for the second semester: Fernando Almanza, president: Betty Neidigh, vice- presidentg Bill Adams, secretary and treasurer. MUSIC, MAIESTRQY' BACK ROW-Lett to right-George Mapstead, jimmy Brittain, Bill Adams, john jacobs, Fernando Almanza, Harry Waggoner. FRONT ROW-Glenn Beaty, Don McCiinnis, Larry Ferchaud, Ray Conzalcs, Bobby Keys, Lawrence Whiting, Mr. Robert Roberds, Director, The Clee Club has finished the year with flying colors. They sang every type of music and performed before many appreciative audiences. On March 3l, the Bandstand Revue was presented, The money raised from this event went to buy robes for the C-lee Clubs, Some of the programs in which the Clee Clubs participated were: class plays, the Women's Club, the Lion's Club, the Bandstand Revue, the Tiger Caravan, and graduation exercises. The glee clubs were under the direction of Mr. Robert Roberds. BACK ROW-Left to right-jean Clary, Pat Bancroft, johanna Byker, Pansy Scott, janice Thomas, Harriet Waggoner, Peggy Freeman, Edith Wright, Virginia Thompson. SECOND ROW-joan Cudmondson, Betty Minyard, Pat Kennedy, Marilyn Rhodes, Lola Rosmond, jerry Bradford, jackie McCahan, Rita Lugo, Lila Hutchins, Mary Ellen Clark. FIRST ROW-Betty Neidigh, Gloria Hawes, Mary Lou Welch, Charlene Allred, jane Bcsman, joanne Cochran, Veta Lee Ceiser, Pauline Calloway, Ethel Brand, Mr. Roberds. i251 MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC 1 FOURTH ROW--Left to right 'Vl C - . arilyn Rhodes, Gilbert Lockwood, janice Thomas, Edward Martin, john Eastham, George Mapstead. THIRD ROW-Shirley Revie, Karen Wright, Keith Dyer, Kenneth Martin, Bennie Mather, john Roberds, Gloria Hawes. SECOND ROW-fEthel Brand, joan Bartlett, Alberta Reed, Clifford R cketts, james McLaughlin, joan Crabb, Evangeline Rodr.guez, Mr, Roberds. FIRST ROW4janice Thomas, Lawrence Whiting, Glenn Beaty, Ronald Welch, Betty Ncidigh, Mimi Goodwin. The High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Robert Roberds, performed for the junior and senior plays, as is the custom. The orchestra also played the graduation march for com- mencement. The Tiger Caravan traveled to the different schools in our league, and gave a program of popular music. Ray Dunn, Emcee' for the Caravan, introduced the various numbers, and lightened the program with jokes. PUT ANUTHIER NICKLE IN , , X , . A . , , W get fi-H' THIRD ROW-Left to right-jeanie Thomas, Kennie Freeman, janice Thomas. SECOND ROW-Ronald Welch, john Eastham, David Ver Plank, john Roberds, Benny Mather, Kenneth Martin, james McLaughlin, Donald Flowerbird, Albert Reed, Dorothy Long, johnny Cilrith, Frankie Hamilton, Gilbert Lockwood, Mari- lyn Rhodes, Douglas Rhodes, jean Clary, Angie Rodriguez, Howard Eastham, Gloria Hawes, Clifford Ricketts, Betty Neidigh, Connie Flowerbird, Bertha Brittain, Beverly Lamb, Glenn Beaty. FIRST ROW-Lula Mae Blankenship, Mary Ellen Clark, Betty Minyard, Robert Roberds, joanne Cremer, Nancy Hay- ward, Laurie Darling. The football team is not all that has won victories this year, The San jacinto high school band has had a taste of glory, too. Bands from all over Southern California enter the annual parade in Long Beach. Our Tiger Band won an honorable mention. Later in the year, the band travelled' to lndio, where they marched in a parade representing our school at the Date Festival. The band entered the contest at San Bernardino, which was one of the biggest undertakings they had attempted. They came from this contest with an excellent rating, which made them eligible to enter the music contest at Pomona. A music festival was given in March to raise money for more uniforms. 27 I:00TllGllTS GLAMIJRIZIE .4 l W l O ill 0 9' ' MRS. CAY STEVENS TOO MANY RELATIVESH, the play chosen by the senior class, was a success. The play centered around the home of Harry and Mable Savage, a young married couple, portrayed by lack Ricketts, and Betty Neidigh. Barbara Handcock and Virgil Elwess provided some of the touching romantic scenes. lanke Thonms and Ray Kennedy gave the audience many laughs with their por- trayalof a deaf aunt and uncle. A desperate criminal, Don Hedlund, mms capnned by the poehc pohcenmn, john Cilruth. loan Ashley, a nosey land- lady, filled the scenes with merriment. Harriet Waggoner took the part of an inexpenencedihaid. I. C. Ogburn, Pete Cannon, Bill Hood, and Ray Dunn took care of the lights and the sets Frances Sturbaunw and Ruth Wade put on make up. Understudies were George Mapstead and Mary Louise Wright. Mrs. Cay Stevens was the well-liked director of the play. H91 HAMS 0lD AND NEW VX 'wa X MR. BRISTER HER NAME WAS AUNT NELLIEQ' presented by the junior class, brought many surprises and laughs to their audi- ence. Oren Speir provided most of the merri- ment as he cavorted about in pink and purple dresses and a simpering falsetto. Dorothy Stayer, Clifford Lamb, and Gloria Hawes added to the general hilarity while Nancy Hayward' and Helen Eacret provided the loving home influence. Larry Ferchaud, Leona Rodriguez and Ronny Welch lent action as well as fun to the plot. Mr. Woodrow Brister coached the play. Oren Speir was student director. Make- up was done by Pat McCleave and joan Cudmondson. Doreen Irving and jackie McCahan introduced the players. Rodney DePeel was the faithful stand-in. Sound effects were provided by lack Mills. Prompters were Shirley Wixom and joanne Cremer. Stage sets were painted and made by Hal Ferrell and jack Mills. 4, 7 V 0644! uxbtf .A-'D -4-vtzif iZd0'-'ufC-- 'f!7'l! 1 9Cf vpfpaxicxi 1 0'-141 ru-60 , 4.04. 77419 six , ' -.1 t 291 ,WL ' W: ff? jwfgxww. Jw y s T Wi fr 'Z?,y,.gnlsTAD colarlisn v u0NmDEz fl ll fjwjaw Friendship, courtesy and hon- esty is the nwotto ot the Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Armida Cassera. One of their activities was viewing the Spanish picture Don Quixote de la Mancha in River- side. The members took an active part in our annual school fiesta. Tacos were sold by the club at the Sock ldop to increase the club bank account. LEFT TO RICI-lT7Edmundo Alrnanza, Mickey Clark, Phillip johnson, Benny Mather, Fernando Alrnanza, Miss Cassera, Rodney Harford, Lulu Mae Blankenship, Bobbie Candelaria, jimmy McLaughlin. l30l LETTERMANS CLUB AND G.A.A. e Letterman Club of our I, led by president Ray Ken- is an enterprising organiza- They sponsored a dance after 'erris basketball game and Jopcorn and crackerjacks at tanning basketball game. ice requirements for entering ub was revised last year, it is er than before. 'mer officers are Don Glover, Jresident: and George Map- . secretary-treasurer. Mr. lell sponsored the Club. e Girls Athletic Association ring a very active year, with :lass games, initiation, ban- , dances and playdays with schools. e seniors won interclass bas- ll and the juniors won inter- softball. e girls were recently initiated The club and a banquet was in their honor. The girls Sylvia Mares, Beverly Bridges, f Freeman, Wilma Clary and Minyard. ree representatives went to ebello for a GAA meeting. z attending the meeting were Wright, Pat Bancroft, and Mae Blankenship. 2 officers this year are: presi- loan Ashley: vice-president, ra Handcock, secretary, 2 Thomas: and treasurer, i Hawes. H J.. x X. . 'W atv - , mam ' A' ...A X.. .M LETTERMAN'S CLUB BACK ROW-Dick Long, Clifford Brittain, Virgil Elwess, Carl Quandt, jim Ogburn Byron Oylear, jimmy Brittain, Thurman Hawes, and Oren Speir. FRONT ROW-Paul Boniface, Frankie Hamilton, Don Hedlund, Don Glover, Ray Kennedy, George Mapstead, Ray Gonzalez, and Mr. Clayton Wardell. G. A. A. BACK ROW-Miss Armida Cassera, Helen Eacret, Laurie Darling, Barbara Hand cock, Betty Neidigh, loanne Cremer, Rita Lugo. FRONT ROW-Leona Rodriguez, Gloria Hawes, joan Ashley, lanice Thomas Bobbie Candelaria, Doreen Irving. I 31 BENNIE MATHER LA MONTE BAKER VERA THOMAS Carling gotist Iergic FRANCES STURBAU orrid OREN SPEIR GLORIA HAWES RAYMOND KENNEDY W' ncrgctic tomic eatball X, .1 ' r 33 All womc 'AND N0 PLAY fi 1 '4'xKxx x 5 N-..,, Stmiymg9 - - Smale plcnsc - - Hi Shorty - - - Stopf - - - He went that-a-way - - - Mighty seniors A - Rwgfmt s V , Bug poke. F341 uh' up, MAKES JACK A Dllll BUY 'Y' .awww Mighty senior - - - What is it - - - I-lip-hip - - - BycY - -- Art? - - - Do-Do - v V Life saver? - - A Wish you were hero - - - Yca team, f'lR'l It 3. I Q54 ,MJ f y S Q? Q N 'KX .- pda , O Q x 1, x I ,f A in 351' f gl:-aux, an :ia ,-f. vfmlfq .pf .N 3, IxxsfA 8 wg ,igzsw 'NRM' gi X lxynfxyxvf? S3 I xbkbfx iwx .X 592, 5354 Exi if it X ' 'ill fx .wmqgu xx, ge VN T X . F AINQ 'A ,yxgw . ' ' R ix L 1 I kit 1 1. K ,R :.!?.iL.x. vs., fs so CUME IIN SAN JAC LETS G0! X x ,gf vi N Sxi xx W E S Q Q Q V5 if Q. X QQ QQ W N xx x w x X A X X Q V ,X -1 X? A Q X www w + N 5 as F. W. - Nix X Q + . Y x if , N 5 if i W5 CHAMIDIUNS BACK ROW-Left to right: Fernando Almanza, jr., Phillip johnson, Roger Mapes Carl Quandt Mr Douglas Brown M Clayton Wardell, Mr, Chuck Clitheroe, Rodney DePeel, Ray Kennedy, Donald Glover james C Ogburn SECOND ROW ---Clifford Brittain, Don Hedlund, George Mapstead, jimmy Brittain, Virgil Elwcss Oren Speir Byron Oylear Monte Baker, jerry Freeman, Billy Thomason. FRONT ROW-Frankie Hamilton Robert Glover Ray Gonzalez Everett Pope Everett Reed, Bill Record, Paul Boniface. The San jacinto tiger football team made history in league play this year duplicating their title of last season. the squad drove on to their first undefeated schedule. The tigers set a new league scoring record and did not give up a point until their fifth game, in which they defeated their arch rival Hemet 2l 7 High points of the season were, Virgil Elwess intercepting two Hemet passes and running the distance of the field each time to score, Bill Thomason breaking up the ball game at Elsinore and Palm Springs with his passes, three blocked kicks by Thurman Hawes in the Coachella game and playing in a wind storm at Banning. The starting line up wasi F.B., Virgil Elwess, Capt., all R.C.L L H Bill Thomason R H Don Hedlund Don Glover and Bill Record, Q, Thurman Hawes, Capt., All R.C.L F B Monte Baker L E Cliff Brittain :Tw Byron Oylearl 1--C.. Oren Speir. all R-C-L-1 R-G-v Elferelt Reed: Hard running quarterback Thurman Hawes about .. George Mapstead, R.G., jerry Freeman, R.T., jim Brittain, R.E., loger Mapes. The team was conceded to be the best in San jacinto High chool history, and was prominently mentioned as one of the reatest aggregations in Riverside County League history. Clayton Vardell. our brilliant head coach, was honored with the Coach of he Year award. and Virgil Elwess, Co-Captain, received the Most Jutstnding Player award for the R.C.L. The team had the distinc- ion of entering the C.l.F. Small SchooI's Championship Tourna- went. Our team was the first R.C.L. Champion in over ten years 3 play in this event, This years team entered the semi-finals, but mst to the eventual champions, Point Loma. ARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Coachella O-48 pponent S. j. Hemet 7-Zl ictorville O-38 Perris 7-32 in juan Capistrano O-28 Palm Springs 6-31 sinore O-26 Beaumont I4-49 H31 AND THUSE KITTYCATS ROAR OF THE BATTLE Coaches Chuck Clitheroe, Tate Wardell, and Doug Brown discussing one of the serious problems connected with football. Solving strategic problems helped our teams to victory. THIRD ROW---Peter Oakhill, Donald Livesay, Iulius Rodrigues, Donald Iudkins, jerry Hoffman, David Goodwin, Mariano Tortez, Coach Brown. SECOND ROW----Ralph Morris. Edward Salgado, Howard Morris, Wayne Chambers, Robert Bentiste, Melvin Marruffo, lohn Eastham, Ronald Sturbaum. FIRST ROW- ,john Roberds, Cary Ray, Richard Hemry, Phillip johnson, Dick Long, Benny Mathers. IUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE San Iacinto Hemet ,,,o uoss , I2 6 St, Francis , ,,,, 25 7 Victorville 6 6 Banning 6 31 Beaumont , O I8 l4ll AND PGIJNDING 0F CASABAS LEFT TO RIGHT-Paul Boniface, Donald Glover, La Monte Baker, Wayne Chambers, jim Brittain, Rogers Mapes, Coach Clayton Wardell, Lowell Keys, Bill Record, Oren Speir, Virgil Elwess, Carl Quandt. Varsity basketballers had a fair season in 1949-50. They lost only one league game at home, but were defeated at all games played away from home. Biggest upset of the year occurred when the tigers beat Perris, a top flight team, 42-39. The team trounced St. Francis High 45-19, but lost two practice games to Colton. Victories included a 30-27 win over Elsinore and a 35-30 win over Banning. Often the starting team consisted of: Don Clover, Virgil Elwess, Lowell Keys, Paul Boniface, Carl Quandt, Roger Mapes, and Bill Record. VARSITY BASKETBALL THE QRANGE AND BLACK SCHEDULE Although Perris always favors, laifgm The white and green, ' And the gentle sons of l-lemet, -,F'a 'C'5 --A-- '-'---- 1 9 45 Under white and gold are seen Smofe 'A'- a'A ----arr 2 7 30 We will hold our color's splendor, 31100 1- V' ---'- 'ar-rr- 5 6 27 Nor honor shall they lack, mclfleila --rn aa'--'- 3 8 15 While S. 1. stands defender l?I2,',Ti iii 11123 33 Of me and we Hack' emet ..,...,.... e,.s... 3 2 17 zrris ,..eL,Lc.ee.ce.. a.a.... 3 9 42 alm Springs ....,, ...,... 3 6 20 aaumont .,..,.. ,..c,,c 6 8 41 1431 B TEAM- -'Left to rightglerry Hoffman, Dick Long, Dave Goodwin, Philip johnson, Everett Pope, Coach Doug Brown, Ray Gonzales, Robert Bentiste, lerry Freeman, Everett Reed, Bill Thomason. C TEAM -Left to righfBenny Mathers, Donald Livesay, jimmy hAcLaughhn, CHenn Beaty, Kenneth hAarHn, Bobby Keys, Kenneth Clover, Clifford Ricketts, Mariano Tortez, Iulius Rodriguez. Kneeling is Coach Charles Clitheroe. San lacinto St. Francis ,, ,A ,,,, , 9 53 Elsinore , ,a,,. 35 38 Colton H c,,, 29 30 Coachella , 23 27 Banning ,, ,,,, 34 36 Colton ,..,c 29 25 Hernet .,., ,,,, 3 3 29 Perris 4l 44 Palm Springs a,,, 33 29 Beaumont .eee ,,.,e 2 B 49 i441 B TEAM The San lacinto B team had an excellent yc They finished under coach Douglas Brown. second place, and lost to the champion Herr team by four points l33-29l, in a game whi could easily have been turned into victory by few good breaks. Losing to Palm Springs in leag play, and to Colton in non-league play, the tea met defeat but three times, a fine record for group picked to place low in preaseason estimat The offensive load was carried by Bill Thomasc all R.C.l.. cxente Everett Pope, and Ray Conzalc Defensive guar s Ev rett Reed and lerry Hoffmz xi, 6, l cf 1- ' 'If l ,l . Xxvpy ji!! v 5 nf!! 'JJ 3 r A . ,,, ' , pf: y , A , ,I fl.'N' ' . ,I X mf fl Y c TEAM The C team won a good percentage of th games. Chuck Clitheroe coached the boys basketball fundamentals. The Tiger Cubs will make outstanding play: for San lac into High in future years if they retz the enthusiasm and skill they showed this seasc SIDURTS AFIELD . 5 We g' Fx 'JNCI 'E BASEBALL TEAM BACK ROW-Left to right-lulius Rodriguez, Mr. Douglas Brown, jerry Hoffman, Oren Speir, Bill Thomason, Roger Mapes, Paul Boniface, Frankie Hamilton, john Roberds, Everett Reed, La Monte Baker, Benny Mather, FRONT ROW-Donald Livesay, Don Hedlund, Lowell Keys, Virgil Elwess, Harvey Cottrell, Everett Pope, and Gary Ray. BASEBALL The crack of the bats and whiz of horsehide greet baseball aspirants in the Spring, when all good baseball men feel a quickening in their blood. The national sport was well represented for the future, the team lost most of their games, but good late season play indicated a power house for the coming years. Coach Douglas Brown fielded a well balanced team, which had a full com- mand of fundamentals. TRACK Fine all around strength made San jacinto High a threat at all meets they attended, with the team placing extremely well, for their manpower in the R.C.L. County wide track finals. The team lost a close l34-l3l duel to Hemet in an early season get together and placed second in a triangular meet with Perris and Hemet, nosing out Hemet, 96V2 to 92. High light of the track. year were a trip to the Palm Springs Relays, and an overnight journey to Laguna Beach. Clayton Wardell, head coach, was responsible for our good showing. BACK ROW-George Mapstead, Harry Waggoner, jerry Hoffman, Virgil Elwess, Lowell Keys, Wayne Chambers, Bill Hood, Frank Hamilton, Don Hedlund, Dick Long, and Mr. Clayton Wardell. SECOND ROW-Everett Reed, Bill Thomason, Harvey Cottrell, Glenn Beaty, Robert Bentiste, Don McGinnis, jerry Freeman, Fernando Almanza lr., La Verne Korstead, Edmundo Almanza, Don Clover. FONT ROW-Henry Cannon, Ray Gonzalez, Bob Keys, David Goodwin, Mariano Tortez, Kenneth Glover, Clifford Ricketts, Everett Pope, and Steve Mang. , fx wi, ., W srl as-'ks' U ff! '-Q' C .F us.. w-.- 1 f s NWS 3 ,Xu mm QAM., .N Q Aw. Xb: , .rw we TENNIS COACH MISS ARMIDA CASSERA BOY'S TENNIS BACK ROW-Left to right: La Monte Baker, Fernando Alman- za lr., Iohn Gilruth, Howard Eastham, Peter Oakhill, Kenneth Martin, Ias.Mcl.aughlin, Benny Mather, Dick Long. FRONT ROW - Glenn Beaty, Donald Glover, Ralph Morris, Steve mang, Edmundo Almanza, Don ludkins, Robert Rusk. GlRL'S TENNIS BACK ROW-Left to right: lanice Thomas, loan Ashley Gloria Hawes, Doreen Irving, Pa Bancroft. FRONT ROW - Helen Eacret, Lulu Mae Blankenship, Nancy Benes, Edith Wright. I TENNIS Tennis is a sport that all students can engage in on weekends and after school throughout the year. Although everyone enjoys tennis, the ladder system is used to determine the top eight boys and girls who will represent our school in interscholastic competition. The boys tennis team is: first singles, Dick Longg second singles, Don Glover, third singles, Fernando Alamanzag fourth singles. Glenn Beatyg first doubles, Artie Yates and Everett Pope, second doubles, john Gilruth and Robert Rusk. The girls tennis team is: first singles. Gloria Hawes, second singles, Helen Eacretg third singles, Doreen Irving, fourth singles, loan Ashleyg first doubles, lanice Thomas and Sylvia Maresg second doubles, Lulu Mae Blankenship and Edith Wright. Miss Armida Cassera coached both tennis teams and arranged practice games. QUEENS 0E THE CIIIJRT GIRLS INTERCLASS BASKETBALL Led by the determination of Barbara Handcock, the seniors found themselves the winners of the lnterclass Basketball season. The juniors, led by Rita Lugo, came a close second in honors. They were beaten only by the seniors. The flashy sophomores, guided by Ioanne Hill, came in third. They show great prospect for next year. Being only their first year, the freshmen came in last, but beware of them next year. Their captain was Charleen Allred, Miss Armida Cassera was the able leader of these basketball teams. SECOND ROW-Gloria Hawes, Doreen Irving, joanne Cremer, Dorothy Stayer, Barbara Candelaria, Beverly Bridges. FIRST ROW-Lorraine Marruffo, Helen Eacret, Rita Lugo, Leona Rodriguez, Laurie Darling. SECOND ROW-Mary Lou Welch, Sharon Pruner, Imo- gent Yancy, Peggy Freeman, Patricia Kennedy, Ruby Reed. FIRST ROW-Mary Hernandez, Ioanne Hill, Betty Minyard, Wilma Clary. SECOND ROW-Mary Ellen Clark, Nancy Benes, Edith Wright, Helen Kennedy, Patricia Bancroft, lean Clary. FIRST ROW-Merle Wilson, Mary Lou Howe, Virginia Estrada, Charlene Allred, Lulu Mae Blankenship, Myrna Wells. 'SUM GIRUS SNAP PAGE Wt Q mWM..wMM, M., M W, :Ti t -8 4 5 W 1 , :, : T W J t Q-Q::' A Q , Q Q w ' I 1 1.3, lll. 5 3, ' it -2 ' NV K V 'f Top Left-GIRLS' HOCKEY Top-IT'S A HIT Center-BOSTON ON THE RUN Bottom Left-HOLD THAT BASE Bottom Right-BENCH WARMERS U Jai' W' Q 3 s ,X UDDS AND ENDS F501 ,..f i-'L K 4 Dining out --- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clover and a future yell leader 0- The librarians and office girls STIJNT CUMMIITIEIE 5 s 3 5 t 2 S CENTER-Clifford Lamb LEFT TO RlGHTfGloria Hawes, Howard Eastham, joan Ashley, Ray Dunn, janice Thomas, john Gilruth, and Mr. Roberts. MUSIC CLUB SECOND ROW-f--jimmy Brittain, Benny Mathers, Gloria Hawes, jackie McGahan, jerry Bradford, Nancy Hay- ward, jane Bosman. FIRST ROW+Kenneth Martin, Frank Hamilton, Mary Lou Howe, joan Cremer, George Mapstead, Marilyn Rhodes, Mr. Roberds. The Stunt Committee is a newly formed organization under the direction of Mr. Roberds. Half-time activities for football games were planned by this group. The most spectacular half-time was the lighting of the S for the Coachella-S.j. football game. The junior Chamber of Commerce made this feat possible. The Music Club, under the direction of Mr Robert Roberds, enjoyed a Christmas party and sponsored a dance. They have done much toward organization of a swing band consisting of George Mapstead, Frank Hamilton. Gloria Hawes, janice Thomas, Betty Neidigh, Kenny Martin, jim Brittain, Edith Dyer, john Roberds, Glenn Beaty, Marilyn Rhodes, and john Eastham. President of the club is Gloria Hawes, vice-president, Mary Ellen Clarkg and secretary- treasurer, Bennie Mathers. l5l1 ....c.., 52 SQQ 1' Q QA-A ,Nh 44... 'Maxi' 'Vi is-W'igh-' W- P-. Q 'N 1-4 . Ex SX BUILDING FUR THE FUTURE JG K 'f ' N Q Mff L 1 N f ' . 1 SZ . A 'hx z gf Q X ,lyv , , 1 S , 1 X gfgi,if1Nk fl 1 ' . x f fwifa VS' . N ffik 1 X- X Sqn . fs., -. X W' A ,. f -Q I., x X :XX q i? .-4.15-5, X J? ,KQPAS4 55,36 4.31-fir? 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FLORIDA, HEMET MENLO AND STATE 154 East Main street FEATURING RICKEY'S ICE CREAM I X ,.:.. f -P Q .nf EN ...N -N-f x 4 X: SAN IACINTO HIGH - CENTER OF TREASURED MEMORIES SAN J CI NTO 223642 Ti-iuns. I WOMANS cwa' 30 PM asv RAM BLVD SAN JACIIXITO LIONS CLUB LIBERTY - INTELLIGENCE - OUR NATIONS SAFETY For The Best In Hours Fresh FRYING CI-IICKENS CUERNSEY MII-K Serve Only Save with CASH and CARRY Wholesaleand Retail CARTERS FRYER RANCH East Memo phone 564 Devonshire at Girard, I-Iemet Phone 33I I I-IEMET MILLING COMPANY INCORPORATED P N IZE FEED - GRAIN - LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY SUPPLIES QUR ADVERTISERS 225 East Devonshire Avenue post Office BOX 624 They make your annual an actuality Hemet, California BEHOLD .-ff E24 5335331 - ANOTHER SNAP PAGE! R wmv Congratulations to The Class of '50 KIRKPATRICICS W lO2 E. Main St. San lacintc l R T UROWN over 7,000 lfems P C 4 To Meet Your Household Needs 0 Q SMITH BROTHERS mm , 1 MARKET I28 North Harvard Telephone 24Ol Hemet, California WELTY'S MARKET Telephone 442 FREE DELIVERY 468 West Main San lacintc Congratulations to the Champs BEN FRANKLIN STORE DAVID MANS SCHOOL SUPPLIES ' COSMETICS Representing Aetna Insurance Group and America Fore Insurance Group 22 E. Main San jacinto Tel. S.j. 1470 u Phone S.j. 1891 , San jacinto MOBILGAS RAIvIoNA SERVICE SCI-IRADER'S MOBIL SERVICE A GROCERIES - GAS AND OIL TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES GENERAL REPAIRS MOBILUBRKZATION 797 South San jacinto Phone 411 San Jacinto ith Cr San jacinto Streets, San jacinto, Calif. L05 ANGELES PI-IILLIPS PRINTING co. ENGRAVING CO. 238-250 East Fourth Street I18 East Pico Richmond 5186 LOS Angoles California Los Angeles, California ' SCHOOL ANNUAL DIVISION Pfimefs Of IACK CANNICOTT, Business Manager 1950 YAMEEWO I ' . .R at , TI-IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of SAN IACINTO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation San Iacinto, California Phone S.j. 5IO L-L L so ooooo iioo D LDCLC LCD RAMONA FLORAL SI-IOP and NURSERY I Flowers For All Occasions .QVLEGRAPH 5 Og Complete Nursery Stock wi - 2, Q, 2: FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE I 1357 East Florida I-lemet, California me manners rrrr TOTE SAN JACINTO BAKERY FRESH BREAD and PASTRIES l49 East lVlair1 San jacinto Phone 5.1. I74O l FIRST SAVINGS BANK I of SAN JACINTO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I San Iacinto, California Phone S.l. I88O MILLER'S LOCKER SERVICE Theres A Reason For Freezing LOCKERS, custom curtino, FREEZINC I CURING AND srvioicino Telephone 2491 3I4 E. Devonshire St. I-lemet A - M CAFE' CLYDE AND EDITH MILLS, Managers I FOOD THAT PLEASES ALL! I36 Main St. San jacinto ANDERSONS VALLEY GA RAGE Ben C. Moulden Authorized HUDSON STUDIEBAIQER Sales and Service - TIRES - CASOLINE - OIL SHELL PRODUCTS STORAGE 524 South San Iacinfo Phone 3o3I Hemet 202 W, Flori I Phone S.I. 400 San Iacinto , MIDWAY DRIVE-INN Spanish Dishes Our Specialty P I- I M E IO MANUEL ABROC-ADIE, Proprietor I I CLASS oI 50 iS I337 N. San Iacinto Phone Hemet 5661 VON'S DRIVE-INN Where Friends Meet to Eat COMPLETE MOBIL SERVICE FIRESTONE PRODUCTS Q CARL W. BAKER SUPER SERVICI I30I East Florida Hemet, Californi. Close to San Iacinto and Hernet on I phone Hemet 6211 Easf Hofida WAITING LCUNCE VALLEY RQCK and SAND A4QUl.l'k Delivery Phone SJ. I060 Ramona Boulevard San jacinto MIXED CGNCRETE CONCRETE READY TO POUR Phone 5.1.1060 Ramona Blvd. Phone 3392 West Fifth San jacinto Beaumont California PEERLESS PIPE- ROCK COMPANY IRRIGATION and BUILDING MATERIALS Phone S.j, I060 Ramona Blvd. San Iacinto Serving the Valley SAN JACINTO MILLING CO. HAY - GRAIN - MILL FEEDS - COAL WILLIAM KOLB, Proprietor Phone S.l. 860 il-IURCI-IILL TRANSPORTATION MOVING AND STORAGE Phone I-Iemet 6I4I Z6 N. Carmelita I-Iemet PAUL KRAYCI-IIR GENERAL CONTRACTOR COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION erris, California Telephone 397 GIBBEL HARDWARE GIFT and I-IOUSEWARES GUNS and AMMUNITION TAGKLE iO2 East Florida Phone I-iemef 32Oi VICTOR G HILL SPORTING GOODS AND SUPPLIES i35 North Harvard Phone Hemi 3972 Herr1et,GaIifornia cya Q. W, i G ,i ,L ..2 Man to Man This is Serious Businvss L.'!.X5 lxyiqg QQ I-IEMET REERIGERATION COMPANY AUTHORIZED DEALERS THE HUB of rhe UNIVERSE STALION'S TEXACO SERVICE AND GROCERY SALES AND SERVICE Phone Hemet 525I -- WASHERS - -- RANGES - FRIGIDAIRE O'KEEFE G MERRITT MAYTAG GENERAL ELECTRIC PI-IILCO TELEVISION IIS East Florida Avenue, I-Iemet E SLY FLOYD IOI-INSON INSURANCE WORKMENS' COMPENSATION FIRE AND AUTO DAVID MANG REPRESENTING AETNA FIRE GROUP and AMERICA FCRE GROUP one SJ. I89I San jacinto IVIARFAK LUBRICATION State - Ramona - Phone I902 San jacinto Cwongratulations to The Glass of '50 MR. and MRS. FRED HAWES SAN IACINTO Phone IO83 Rt. I, Box I7I SAN JACINTO RELIABLE CLEANERS I96 East Main Phcne S.j. 490 FRANCIS LONG, Class of '23 C917 owers of Qistlnction 3II East Florida Hemet, CaIitornia Tel. 695I, Nite 2693 BETTER EAIRS - BETTER LIVING :Ts YQUR EAIR ---- ENIQY IT FARMERS FAIR AND FESTIVAL October 5-6-7-8, I95O I-IEIVIET CALIFORNIA 3 VALLEY PHoTooRAPHs 163 E. Main Phone 436 San jacinto, California PETER'S LEATHER FOOTWEAR I ,E MARK'S BOOTERY g. F I N E S H OE S ENNIS AND BASKETBALL SHOES xg ff' gt f. MlDGLEY'S SHOE STORE 227 EaStF'0'ida Main San lacinto Phone Hernef 52221 Hemet, California Wll.LlAM'S HOME EURNISHING T COMPANY S ORE EOR MEN HQME QF Smart Styles in SportsWear BEAUTIFUL All in Nationally Advertised Brands FURNITURE A Phone E. Florida Hemet, Calif. Hemet 4591 Calif. ' CALIEORNIAIS Eimest Outdoor Specfa-3cIe RAMONA DRAMATIC HERITAGE and HISTORY OF THIS TERRITORY PRODUCED BY THE PEOPLE OF SAN IACINTO AND HEIVIET April 22-23 Cr April 29-30 and May 6-7 THE RAMONA PAGEANT ASSOCIATION wishcs to express gralitude to lhe following members of the cas! of the '49 Ramona l'ug1c'c1ntJ IAMES BRITTAIN BARBARA DUNHAIV1 HAL EERRELL GREGG FIGGINS ROBERT GLOVER THURMAN HAWES GEORGE LONG BENNIE IVIATHER BYRON OYLEAR DONNA RECORD BILL RECORD IULIUS RODRIGUEZ IERRY SENTELL DONNA VIELE HARRY WAGGONER ROBERT WALSINGHAM ROGER WALSINGTAM RONALD WALSINGHAM MACS AUTO SI-IOP Cylinder Reboring Pin Fitting Valve Refacing Valve Reseating Crank Shaft Grinding lin the blockl W, R. IVICLEAN, Proprietor O San Iacinto Ave. San jacinto DILL LUMBER COMPANY COMPLETE LINE OE BUILDING MATERIALS 305 West Florida Avenue Phone Hemet 299i Hemet qw' L- - ' agyvl 545713: 5J1i+2?f- SAN IACINTO I PAINT and WALLPAPER COMPLETE LINE OF PAINTS AND PAINTERS' SUPPLIES 205 East Main San Iacinto Phone l9l6 DIXON EURNITURE Shop and Save NEW AND USED FURNITURE Phone S.j. 62 I 78l S. San Iacinto Ave. San Iacinto JCDHNSON CHEVRCDLET CCDMPANY OLDSMOBILL AND CHEVROLE f DEALER OE THE VALLEY 308 West Florida Telephon 2lOl HEMET, CALIFORNU Tl-lE JUNIGR WOMENS CLL of SAN 1Ac:lNTo who .sponsored cm ART EXHIBIT of fine quality in which San JtlCl'f?fO High School SlLlC1lUl7lS wvfwwcl cmd won honors. Mrs. Rosalie Welty and Mrs. jewcll Robcrds disc uss the fine points of tloc exhibit, Dealer For The Valley F 1 . . fl 3. HARFoRD FUNERAL Hofvxs 295 W. MAIN - Phone S.j. 1600 120 N. BUENA VISTA - Phone Hemet 3001 g ' , . HEMET cALlFoRNlA i BWCK PONUAC 1 gym ROBERT C. RECORD 101 West Florida Phone Hemet 3301 1 MONTE VISTA GARAGE AIDIDRECIATIUN A We wish to thank the faculty and the student body ot San jacinto High for their fine cooperationg especially Mr. C. W. Lockwood, Miss Beryl Lawell and Miss Patricia Shannon of the facultyg and those students who handed in photographs for the snampages. We also thank Artie Yates tor drawings. e extend our appreciation to Mr. Walter Frisbie for fine , Mr. lack Cannicott for engraving and assistance: illips Printing Company of Los Angelesg and the S. K. Smith y of Los Angeles for book-binding. e are especially grateful to the advertisers ot San lacinto and l-lernet who have made this annual possible. 'ymw A Xjlfivimfli li. 84+ Y Jdllgzzig, L, ' - , fwx,,L?a .llQjJ,4,Vvu7i1 yi, QQN ,-Lwc'2'z 4 1, ,V A YEA Y .2AWLM.,,,,,,u gwwmmi , SET-gif' gk W WWQ i Q ff ss Wfgiffffyfff ffiwwf, ,Mfg 4 5x?Qf,wfWf5W'7M awyw lf' ' ' J . 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