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

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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

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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

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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